Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 9, 1892, Page 5

THE OMAIL urday Another Great bargam Day In Every Department. WREAT SPRCIAL SALE | Men's Suit Dept. | BOYS DEPARTMENT. 1 ByS" SHORT PANTS You can save money on Satur- : __wj“ JUIY Priceson Fine day on Boys' Clothing. We have ( S PANTALOONS. Suits. too many suits for this late season. )5 CCl‘ltS, Over 2000 pairs of odd pants and July 1s the month when we clean SPECIAL LINES. o extra Sflllrit pants to l)lc clloiqled out at up our stock regardless , of values. y I D ' ' 1401 Satur( Zly On . about fifty cents on the dollar ine suits can be bought in some 0 S 10“% an | IO\ |0 l” ‘S Your choice f any pair of boye’ cases for less than cost. Quantit : X < Y. short pants in our stock on Satur- it o 2k ‘1ce 1 n A ON SATURDAY AT g v i 7 1 5 i 7$8 75 makes the price. \\'/hL.n there are day at 95c, Nothing reserved. Of- only a few suits, a priceis fixed so , h fer is only for Saturda | One dollar and fifty they are bound to go. %5, $G.SO alld %7 s ') MEN ents for all-wool chev- icot pantaloons, cassi- On tu]_ day sold all season for $9.00 and $10.00. BO}YS’ Stl'aw ats of mere and cheviot at 5 5 $ Yourchoiceon Saturday of any 05 150 Ce 5 . i : - ~ i T e yecial line of Men’s cheviot i - P Zo dld o ents $2, $2.50, $2.75 and 2l Boys’ Long Pant Suit on table ~ . 6 frr 8% 7 B30 Boutia basts suits at $5. No. 2, for §7.75. You cannot . . $3. Extra pantaloons N . \ Qlw ; Our entire stock consolidated i e en’s cassimere suits in sacks and Y/ afford to miss this counter. . Silote All of 1 ; . rom high cost suit 1 47 C | S | into two lots. / of one lot go at s E frocks, at $7. ') ome early on Saturday. nc ; e e counters at $3.50 and Al y M 25 cents and the balance at 50 cents. / 43 SO R o T Men’s high grade cheviots and sy iy e sl 12 SOkl Bant Suilts BALBRIGGAN t C a o S / e n pantaloons worsteds at $9, $10 and $12. 4 1€ o < d S, - - and Saturday will be NC Imean just wiat we Sa i y il 1 : : Sui § S our last (] 1y No customer will be 5 uits 5 s : . lis: 1. Plenty of them Ity us on Saturda Oc on ¢ C ls,lppomte( . enty ot them. Ay FOR SATURDAY. . = — S REVIEW OF THE WEE] | stswith o accme ot over a cont, and corn | [INCOLN ~ PEOPLE ~ OBJECT | b, doparement for tue mouth et Juse vavo | sloman & Aruld roports no coliactious or | animal, but that he got. drunk and did not 2 DUN'S REVIEW OF THE WEEK | S tobned > conts, bat tog proaucts azo ait | LLY \ LUPL been recoived. In tho I'rst district 706 bar- | disbursemonts for the month of June, know what bo was doing. Ho stated that ARERVOUISURFERINGS stronger: pork 75 cents per barrel vels of oil wero inspected; in tho Second, | The State bank of Seward filed amended | whon he w0k the horse from Mcladden’s : FROM Colion ia ronger and il 10 weaker. el 72 in the Third, 1,540; in the Fourth, 414% | articles of incorporation today, roducing its | stable in tho evening he didu’t kuow where 2 Foreign trade is fully maintained. o | B Liand 9 the l-lmn] 650. r’l'lwcn barreis of uln were | capital from $100,000 to £50,000. e going until he reached the Missouri Female L St i o basiness failuros occurring through- | Rock Island Officials Have Trouble in | relected at Lodge Poio and one at Potter. | Lubor Commissiouer Andres has returned | Pacific track. Wuon nsked whv ho then Good Demand for and Ac tive Trade in | ; t%he country during the last soven days 3 The Lodge Pole dealer was fined #100, being | from a four weeics trip in the east on busi- | continued his journey eastward ho declinod Weaknes Staples of Every Kind. number 176, as compared with totals of 1 Crossing O Street. the first conviction for the violation of the | uess connected with the bureau of industrial | to answer, simply saying that ho would have T3S, Inat ok, o corrosponding wook of Inw in the state. Deputy Inspector Kittle | statistics, roturned homo if he had had any money $ n\h ||\1:(|Ru complaint against C. B. Shafler u{ Narrowly Escapot I The ofticers have discovered that he tried to Catarrh or Arago, ichardson county, v selling ol sell the horse for £20. s REPORTS FROM THE BUSINESS CENTERS - BOTH SIDES OF THE QUESTION | {50 icr baow inspocted. Mo will io a | - Hon. 'John P. Sutton, scerotary of the | *OtoRome fordsh Rbcumatism - complaint against Howells & Vigors | Irish National leaguo, and a companion B s e i \ds ALl the Citles in Her | . of Pawnee City, named Thomas Meaglhier narrowly escaped Jones, a colored orator from Wilming- Chronic Dmaha as Usual Reports a Good Business— o Feirs Entertained by Property Owners that LA e B drowniug at Burlington beach, the now C., addressed a republican meoting in ITONIC, i th of the Western Trade New Y. July 8.—The following table, Raeir lnterests Will Not Be Pro- ) Ol vleasure rvesort th miles from this city, [ this city this evening. Nery New York, July 8.—Tae following table, e YL AR e The call for the ‘republican convention of | last evening. They had crossed the lakein | Chiof Engineer Day of the Rock Island CIvous or ring House Statements— compiled by Bradstroet’s, gives the clearing 3 roug the First congressional district was formally | a rowbout and in attempting to chauge places | 101t this ovening to join the surveying party Privat Other Financial Nows. house returns for the week ending July 5, Crogsed at Grade. issued today by Chairman W. H. Woodward | the boat was capsized. Both gentlemen wero | that is locating the new lino between this Tvate ) 0 LRI 7 S oy (S (T aud Secrotary Frank McCartney. The con- | indifferent swimmers. Mr. Sutton succeeded | city and Jansen, The surveyors are now in Dise1 e e e vention will meet at Novraska City on ‘Churs- | in clinging to the overturned boat and his | Saline county. f 1S 15€S. New Yok, July 8.—R.G. Dun & Co.’s i % LixcoLs, Neb., July 8.—|Special to Tue | d8¥, July 25, at 0 o'clock p. m. The several | loud cries for assistance attracted the atten- Attachment suits were begun in Judge IF SO, CALL ON i ULy 8. R G Dyn b Oode f iyreaiiotilast yeati Fi i Brr.]Novor Ln tho commorial history of | COUDties aro entitiea to ropresontation on a | tion of Georze Bostator and C. IS. Finch, | Foxworthy's court today against Olivor 4 wookly roviaw of trade sags: There is a I i 5 : 3 basis of ono delegate-at-large and ono dele- | who were on thewpposite side of the lake in | Maggard, the Omaha and Lincoln transfer strouger domand for fiuished products of iron g ‘ 3 incolu have the peoplo of this city taken 30 | gate for cach 100 votes or major fraction | a sail boat. They atonce went to the assist- | man. Tho parties bringing the suits allegod r. oéaries earies and steol, while pig iron is overloadod and s 3 | 3 | deepan interest in nny movement s they | thereof cast for W. J. Connell in 1590, This | ance of the drowning men. Mr. Sutton was | that Maggard has loft the city and they bave i Sh ciTies. B e e ot th | | gives Lancaster 45 votes, Cass 19, Richard- | taken in in au exbausted condition, while | taken AR by TR c weaker, wnd tho Thomas company has re- . | 8|58 o present contest over the proposal ¥ er 45 votes, Cass 19, - 3 ondition, whi " lis property i sight, y Auced its price for No. 1 anthracite $1.0 to | 10 pormit the Kook Istnnd to 1y its teacks | 500 16, Pawnce 13, Otoe 13, Nematia 12, John- | Mr. Meagher had goue down for tho thira e onsultation Free P P 0 ) ok Li ]t b ross O strest at grads, Nearly every | 208,10 makiog atotal of 128, Tne call | time and was unconscious when taken into 4 RASKA GIRL IN GREECE, Acknowledged to be the most suceessful Spe« B1.50 per ton, which is bolicvod to bo the | New vork | | soross rool grade. Nearly every | yocommends that no proxies be admitted to | the bont, He was soon restored and both et clulists In all PRIVATE, BLOOD, NERYOUS, SKIN lowest price ever recorded. Sules of 10,000 | Boston man in Lincoln has taken one sideor the | the convention, but that the delegates pres- | mennre today all right. Mossrs, Bostator | *“The grandeur that was Groeoo™ has stil | Ath L iINAKY DIsKASES & e Synhill tons of steel rails have been made by eastern el other of tho controversy and scarcely a day | ent from cach county cast tne full vote of | and Finch wore the only men ou the lake at i some tattered remnants visiblo to the sight d withont. Merouny,. ATl stapegforite, works and the aggrogato for tho bulf year | 3t Loub Wi 16700 f or an evening pussos that o public moeting | the delegation. y thetime ol :",‘,"I{JL'fi',‘E",“'u‘_’”f‘,‘fii";"’ Meaghor | seer of today, and renders of Sunday’s Be RLOTOUY ELPARUE has been 860,000 with 560,000 tons actually | Bultimor is not held to discuss the matter. Lincoln's Floating Debt. 9881 JYORId oon Croynec: will have an opportunity to take them in, | Aflectod at home by patient flelivered, which corresponds with the de- | finciinatl The Rock Island officials have called out [ A special election has boen callea for Au- Ohjesting to Assessmonts, Enter the carriage waiting at vhe door of the | PRNHESMRNTY AnD rECTAL ULCERS pronso iu railrond building and the prospect | New Orie tho statement, of Superintendent Calvert of | KUSU12 at wuich time a proponition will be |~ Quite a vigorous ory d0inas beeninangur: i Aiericaniioonsulate) 1o Athons kel e | witiostsainor HEtonAn b LA IRt iy 5 e o s e Kansas City e B, & M vh t ublic ru88ic submitted to the voters of the city of Lin- | ated in Lincoln over the low assessments of N se . MOCKLE AND COCKLIS sormane that the now miloago for tho yeur witl bo | yugaio thoBl. & M. Who at publio discussion, | coiy to 1ssue 8115,000 1n bonds, tho proceeds | tho property of wealthy corporations of this | S 18 &% brilhantly blue and deep as the and succensfully onran. Method aow i uh taNiaE ouly about #,000. Barironis in teavy de- [ Loulsvii stated that it was impracticable for a rail- | of which shall be devoted to the payment of | city. A. D. Kitchen yesteraay appeared be- | Waters that ripple around tne ian isles— WEAK MEN mand and stractural also, with an advance of road to operate its trains uuder a viaduct | existine floating indebteduess, Claims have | foro tho bourd of equalization to protest | and be ariven through colorful Arcadia all el e il rnll i loss than twenty-two feot high. On the | nlready been allowed on the soveral funds to | againstthe low assessment of the property of 1 the way to the base of Taygetus and into the | . (VITALITY WEAK), Made so by too oloss applie smployed. for the season, and bstter ordors L2 otber haud the viaduct is opposed by some | the awount of §103,77(.15 and the council es- | the Liucoln Street Ralway compuny. ~Mart | Sparta of today, where the youth are still | (r grief. CEXL AT alIasis (o miintal iratn for woolen goods have given an impulse %0 of the property owners along tho proposed | limates that it will require $14,250 to meot | Howo appeared boforo tho board and filed | raised on tho blick broad that fed tho youth | fron th ot at ¥ ot i i, e e, or oF Rod £0PLS 1Y Bickic route on the ground tnat a viaduct will pre- [ emergencies ap to September 1. Another | a formal protest against the low assessment | aud men who died at Thermopylie. Miss | WEAK MEN ARE VICTIME T0 NERVOUS DI purchases of wool by mauufacturers. venu the use of their property for wholesale | Proposition to issue $40,000 in bonds for the | of the proper of the Musonic temple, the | Vinifred Manatt is cicerone, and none be BILITY or EXHAUSTION, WASTING WIAKNESS Boot and shoo shops ave busy and pressod | Houston and warebouse purposes. Tho opponcents of | extonsion of water mains and the coustruc- | Odd Iellows associution, the German Na- | ter could bo soovred than tho winsome, ob. | L%VOLUNTARY LOSSES ‘with EARLY DECAY in R o [y the viaduct urge the constriction of @ sub- | tion of a stand pipo will be submitted on the | tional and the Lincoln Nauional banks. Ho sorving, intelloctual daughter of our consui | s g, MIDDLE AGED: lack of vim, vikor /1 ri-0 1 oy oF L ba s A TOR Cho tyaa vl | COIRIUN, toe seiasinn way. Theyars met wich tho assertion of | same day. allegos in bis uflidavit teat the banks have | au tho ‘Groek capital und whilom cbancellor | Weakinieiie prematuroly o wpbron NE I AY aRaiaoy thelargest Bves kown d07 Uho JoaT | ittt | e o T oo e R AK A vy TR T uot listed all their capital stock and that | of tho Nebrasia university. Miss Mauati's | All vield readiiy to our i w tEor 10480 hus far—1,527,00 ak 783, Datins lovel condition of the ground 1 that part of | . W. Armstrong, who was arrestod last | €Y bave not complied with tho law in the | letter pictures the country, its people and | gl hower Coll on i b siampIor P last year, aud 1,520,000 in 1500, hithorto the | Hurtt: i | the city it would be impossible to drain the | gvaning Tor drviag 8 haok (nta ool ho | matter of listing their s arplus their leading characteristics in o Lifoliko | 51 e t'o7 pook wid recelpts maximua. X wator from a subwav, cspecially in view of | Sy for driving e haok latg wnd do- | avo besa reforred o a special commitios | manner, and with a soupcon of approciative | DI. SEATIES & Seacles, 114 Sputh 1otk Stroos R abLarle lororaL 0B ‘eenralarith tho fact that o subway would boat least | o of & oarriazo drivon by Mrs, O I | cousisting of Councilmen Wittman, Mosely | humor 'that is irresistibly ‘taking aud in Nt oo A RR works busy. ‘I'hero are moderate sales of oight foet bolow the,bod of Autelope erack, | of prosocution, Mrs. Diuges 'nz for lack | ana Smith. Thie total assossod valuation of | structive. Theso pilgrims of the Poloponno. pib ik wopper av 117, cents; tin is inactive, but lead waloh Eos paraliel jothe proposediroute, severely injured, but it was ovident that the | 5o, ‘o 13 2% "’;J,",‘S;’L . l: s PESOFLY, $1,886,- | sus had expop) ial opportunitics, and missed = alightly udvauced. ‘Tne last advanco in coal | Anather Oompramise. Riggestad, accident, was uot caused by curclessuoss on | 1 ¥ BIRSER bl aane of thom, and readars of Tue suxpar | ¥OU NEED NOT FEAl bus stonpod business, but tho balf year's out- | Now Haven | 42| Another compromise of the matter under | the part of Mv. Armstrong. Sorry for Tis € PRnYINE A AD Rels ?)r!l\:::L“;fifin‘:’m:‘llcmn-‘ Tmitat ""1‘”'« aregas %, 000 tons, Bgaiusy 18,374,000 lase | horund. | discussion bas boon suggosted. I is, in | , Mra rank Craw, living near J and | At uoon today Deputy Stenff Dillon and | ploasant a trip us any over undertaken B REARGEN S5 HIIIER, A | effect, that the Rock Island be permitted to | TWwentieth stroet, was arrested this moruing | ¢ouymissiouer Wescott returned from Sid g Ll 4 Leports from the Cities. Waco | 2.1 | cross O street at grade and locate its depot | 00 the ‘;h-'st'i,nf having assaulted a neighbor | ey Ta., with John Wyatt, the old man who Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, Iil., writes: ’ uiet with larger oraers for goods and heavy | Norfolk 4 . en the oity e 4 83 10083 uly utt1s tearfully repentaut and as- | DeWitt's Sarsapurilla, o ) A LA A T ARy | Wil ion i railroad is 1o unite in coustracting a long | Profane andabusive language to Mrs. Minnie | Sorts that ke had uo intention of stealing the | blood and generul aebility " - = for impure [k LowallL ool yiaduct. oo N stroet from Ninstoenth to | Orisioun, llving at 3y, Souts Nineteanth i Klossy col lifeto th rdware was o less P " HERIE AP Tweuty-tifth streets, The viaduct on N | 8treet. ir. lnh--.uh Oftice i 1L Y. oiuae s i Ik G HuL et strcet will give the peoplo of East Liucoin Wil Ask Ald7o10% . = R hnlaalan it e econae et sufo und casy access 10 Lincoln without tho | A committee of three, Prof. Salice, John h t q 1 ool I» sctive au sutisfactory pricos. Cout | | necessity of crossing the Kock Island tracks, | Anberry ond J. T. Wood, all of the town of 1te »potiess rms o ool s astine o1 axiitastory rioon. Oont | Lowa ot The Lincoln Stroot Kullway company could | Mason, Neb., which was recently destroyed NiKe e Lutch Frocess ainta loss than 1ast wonth, and trade in Jow Gss 8 als0 move its tracks from O o N str I'ne | by a cyclove, cailed npon Goveraor Loyd . 3 Sirv lizht, while ciemicais ave steady, the e i’5 | whole matter is beiug thoroughly canvassed. | today 10 consult with bim in regard to the 0 l e an s No Alkalies Lt ares T YT B P e .]\uumllcul‘s nave boe exprossed that the | unfortunate condition of that town. Forty iy . altimo Jorls eome improvement in 1 tock Islauu would take snup judgment and | houses were destroved ‘and the school house Shapely nails, an unblemished skin, and luxuriant hair are produced by . Suue ene e ARG | ii' | Y its tracks over the disputod stroots n the | demolishod. As tho schoul districl is ulready e g ch gl L3410, B LN £ pieRbesd 0y OIIIH Chemicals Nearly ull tho iron milis ut Pittsburg sre ! night time, but the officiais iu this city ais- | bonded to the limit preserived by law the he celcbrated CuTICURA SoAr, beyond all comparison the most e e e alosea and pig iron 1s wenker, whilotho glass | Bindhanion BB clwim any such ntention gentiomen dewirod Lo aoe If thoro was 1ot eficctive skin purifying and beautifying soap in the world, as well as the breparation of works nave stopped for the sumwmer Uelena i Making an Tnvidious Comparison. omo way by ich funds could be surest and sweetest of toilet and nursery soaps. s the only . r N WAL Cloveland trage In most iuekis good, | 4 — Nakiog haslaay socured to robulld . 'the sohool . house, puseR a0d awoetin af tollet and yiyriccy sosps. 1 lnthe only preventiye W. BAKER & C0.8 o LClovaiu L o v suagen | T pMtorney D. Van Exton of Omabu today | Sovemor Bovd coutd seo” mo. way of and cure of pimples, blotches, blackheads, red, rough, and oily skin, and \ b Andon, AR g New Yori filed @ bric i the clorls of “the supre assisting them I . this mavner and most complexional disfigurations and baby blemishes, because the only pres ] Tunitiosa At DOLFOIC 16 Wuod ToF tho 868308 omaw 1 court thut s a curiosity i jegal literature. | su d that the poople of Mason appesl to . AU Aty laitog echins e oaly i gilininoas at Detrolt is gapd for h ; ' | He rep esents the plaintift iu the case of 1ho | the woople of Nebrasins 10is wiil b ventive of inflammation and clogging of the pores, "Tho growth of wostern trade m be 1n. | Tante.. :‘:".‘ lvT] .‘r“l‘“ln_m‘mm‘ l..n.’,rh’ T Aguinst | and a lotter will bo addressed to the pec which is absolutely forred from Chicago recoipls, wiloh exceed ioorgo Holmes, jr., & Justice of the peaco iu | Nebraska within a fow tays. © Mr. John 1 A S O A P puro and sol Taay yars 4D por tont 1o caltle Andthosy" Totn! AUGHRELAUEIN OORRYYs Tue Omalia attor- | Hall of Muson has boen dosignated us treas- It has moretha per céut in coru, b por cent in drossed beof, | ikos exception Lo a ruting made by Jus- | urer of the reliof committse and he is suthor- | produces the whitest, clearest skin, the softest hands and shapely nail 1he irenyth ot € BRois clactin (s Hiate piitadmaata dasa’ > Holwes aud cites the following cise to | jzed to accept aud receipt for all contribu . APEY Ain with Btarch, shous doulo i tour, oured mesw, iard, $50V 1he Gninatooss of 1ho TaLias. Hia pafers | Lioa b0 Rocenk Anc:recaipk for all gontribu. as well as luxuriant hair and healthy s Hence its sale is greater " o i, auid o far more eco- shevsc, bi aud wool, aud fo; My little boy was vermbad off for two | the suprowe court 1o a decision made by & | ergor Hovd gave a ve (oA ¥ Helonttiined isatnaicy AR - nomicul, costing less than one cent a cup. [ d8 whoat odinAnd 118, { months with’ dirrhasa, We usea various | *Justice of tho peace in Sodom beforo the | of tho coyslons and. 1aft uo by on tae wisd Hiap e samhiced Wy of M €/ 210 004 somBlesion Jeay o s HOSRAlg: RO BANKE s 1ar A yeur ago wnd the dewand 108 | yiedicines, aiso callod 1n two doctors, but | destruction of that city of the plains. A oontiY Ty ) ? 4 RIOMESL TONED ALl lattex of the executive of the depiorable situation Every H - eruption, impurity, and discase of the blood, Sold by € he Fino weather belps erop prospects in Wis. | nothing did bim any good unuil we used | traveler was passing ”-“'"_uh that ity tohis | that now exists. Mason was a small villags ~very UMOT iy, "ad scalp, is speedily, permaneatly e L el L bawaud Minneapolis, with u good lum- | bim permavently. ‘1" consiger it the best | Sodowite, rodo AR DY i #100 707 fho Fuesy | 108 REseaaZH of Hhemwors fail, Price: Cuticuxa, the great Skin Cure, soc. Cumicuxa oAb, asc, Cumn "‘lvr“n.unll ‘,“' aua I;\:j |l|.|u| “u\.jll)ul INT, 00 wedicine made and can conscientiously | eler and with his sword cut off the earof the Gossip 4t the State cuka ResoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier, $1.c mrer DeuG awp Cuesmicas S, ugainst 104,000 last year recommend 1t toull who need @ reliable | traveler's ass. Thereupon the traveler re- The ease of the Village of Bellevue against " Coxroramion, Boston. ALL ABOUT THE SKiN, ScALP, KD HAIk," mailed (ree. Isl E:B R A £§ Mon s Bogg wt Omaha, remedy fordiarrbaea, colic or cholera morbus, | monstrated at the outrage and threatened to | 'he Bellevue Improvement company aud H Wrado in grocerics and dry goods is very | 9 £+ Hare, Treoton, 1 bring Lho stranger befuro oue of the Justices | T Clarke was' fled in the. supreme oour’ — — S elNe 8 Cmahe aoh AR ATeE AR TAU of the peace of Sodow, which the stranger | tyday i ally ood, while monoy foes ““V"‘m": pilon: :.]..:‘um mu-lml be doue, The justico guve Ieceiver Gibbons of the Kearney Commer- sn’q:;'n'vyo.“'f' n be National Bank. At Kansas City trade ls Eoo - During the o of J ~~ s decision that inasmuch as the Sodomits | cial and Savings bank r-ports that uptoduly AT . ITOR HEZA AH Y P s tuninacade e # police 0 .50, [ off the ear 0f the travelor's uss be shouid | menced suit on past due notes to 1he amount NERVINE, the b Ry, h " m B aiiees Liagks ds swong L gt '::‘“‘“ | of which #727.50 were for miscellaneous of- | keep the ass until his ear grew on ag of $24,017.90, Ho had nothing special 1o re OR_OLD s h:4u%’f::l\lnsfi:i‘l:v})il’;;u;u.:vflll.‘l{'(l‘,$“l(:u!¥l‘“;: Caplfal:««sraneeses eenners 400,000 Speculatio bas boou lnnctive, though 4 | fensos and the bulance came from the burnt | History does not relate wheluer or uoL th port for the month of Juue, FAILING MANHOOD. i) by clutssious, Surplus 204040009000 0sveen s BE000 00 bales of cotton bave been sold. & dechue | Sistrict St wis collusion bitween the Scdomite jus bof the Farmers and fyostration, caumd by theuse of opium. § of & nixteentb, ~Recolpis sti) ‘exceodiog list | Gook's Extes Dry Chamarno Is one of fhe | %04 is fellow-townsman Dravers ruf.n of Battle Creek., Neb., reports BEPROKS NS ATTER LoX thasa cauted by sell A buse Aad over |ndulgence of sny bk a e And Gl droniieny yoarn, while exports ure fully wautained. — f most deliclous voveruges o the i 4 Ol Tuspection for Jun n it during tho mout of Juno he pess can be restored 1o perfect bealth and e NOBLE VITALITY OF @TRONG MEN, | Mo, fohn s (Ol wis & at sules Lave ouly beon ,00,00) bush | @ 106 tried 1t will Wlways be ob your ¢ ble. Reiiarta of the apacations of 1he cil tusyr o 215 U0 suio of K0 ap bursed notbin; , T itten guarantee With 6 boxes 10 cure any case of refund fhe money, $1 » ok bos d, 'Can | 1 eiver Guodell of Lo bauking bouse of For Sals in Omaha by Snow Lund & Co. THE IRON BANIK.