Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 20, 1892, Page 8

CHICAGO IS PLAYING HOG Efforts of the Windy Oity to Queer Omaha’s 8hooting Tournament. WILL HAVE A COUNTER ATTRACTION odges of Support Made at St. - Other Associations Kemuin yal and Will Come to the Meeting ut Omaha. Breakin Thero is blood in tho eyos of the German marksmen of Omata and the west, and it 1s all caused by the attempt of the marksmen of Chilcago to hog tho Attractions for next year (o tho detriment of this city. In the case wbat is now demanding atten- tion, the succees of the meoting of the Na- tiounl Shooting association tournament, to be held in this city next summor, very largely depeads. Aud there s quite @ story 10 connection with the manner in which the Windy City members of tho association are working ngainst Omaha, T'ho association moots and at the tournament in St, Louis last year Omahaand Chicago were bidders for the next meeting. T'he contest was quite spir- fted, but Omaba won it honustly and fairly end was assured of the hearty co-operation ol tho marksmen of the World's fair city. It was proposed to make the tournament next two years, year a big event for tho shooters of the world, and to enlarge the or- ganization and make it of an inter- nutional character. Thoe local clubs went to work at once and have been actively engaged in intercsting the shooting clubs of the coun- try in the meoting and have been very suc- cessful, 1t had been decided to run special trains from Chicago to Omaha to givo the visiting marksmen from aoroad=a chance to take part in the tournament, ‘TLe guaranty furd has been practically secured uud the outlook was very promising for the biggest meeting of the club ever held. But berethe Chicago members of the asso- ciation showed their hana, After pledging their support to Omaha ot the St. Louis meeting they went home ad have since been fndustriovsly at work trying to kill the meot- ing by u rival attraction. The On bers were very much surpr k aiscover thut circulars were being eent out from Chicago aunouncing that an interna- tional shooting tournament would be held 1n that city during the World’s fair and on the dates of the regular tournament of the asso- ciation in this city. 1t was this civcular that brought Louis Bicher, ex-vice president of the association, from tis home in St. Louis to Omaha yesterg da; M. Sicher is very indignant over the a ticn of the Chicago members of the associa- tion and terms it an outrage upon the asso- cialion and an insult to the other membel who voted for Omuha and are working for tho success of the meeting in this city. “Chicago pledged her support to Omaha at the Louis meetiog,” said Mr. Sicher, tand their recent action in trying to break up the meeting is cowardly and a sample of contemptibly bad faith.” Secretary Louis Heimrod of the locul asso- ciution hus addressod letters to all ihe eluds iu the asscciation asking them whether they will abide by the action of the meeting at Louts aud como to Omaha for the to meit, or whether they will g1 to Ci to join the seceders who aro trying to br up the as:ociation. Louis didu’t put Lis let- ter in just those terms, but he maae it plain esouch, He stated that the Omaha members of the association were ready to carry out the promises made at the last moeting when this city was selected and would entertain the assoeiation in a royal manner, but did uot pronose to go ahead and make arcangements for the tournament unless the clubs weuld come to uhis city and make th meeting o winuer. He has received answe: 10 some'of these leiters and they are filled with ussurances that Chicago 1s not runuing the association ana that Omaha will get tho suprort of every membor of the association wilh the possible exception of Chicago. Mr. Sicher says that St. Louis will stand by the agtjon taken ut the last meeting and will pot ln as much time and money as any other ci to help Omaha along with the tournament. The local elubs wiil go to work at once in th rangements for the mecting which will be ono of the largest gathering of marksmen ever held io this or any other count| e i It Is what Hood's Sarsaparilla actually docs that tells the story of its merit and has Fiven it the lurgest aule of uny medicine. NOTICE, To All Travellng Men in Nebraska, The proprictors and of Lincoln Salt Luke tender yourself und lady tie full and free use of Burlington Beach, including bathing suits, steam, sail and row boats, with the vand and floor manager for Saturday afternoon and evening. August 27, to be know, as “riaveling Men's Day at the Beach.” Thoso that wish can Lring their own baskets and lunch in the bowery. Com- plimentary tickets will be lefu av the Lincoln, Capital, Windsor, Opelt and Linde!l hotels, where they will be fur- nished to traveling men. LINCOLN LT LAKE, G. A. Spencer, Manager, —~— CLOSED THE INSTITUTE. Douglas County chers Close a Success- ful Two Weeks Sessis Tno Douglas County Teac closed yesterday. It was one of tho most suc- cessful sessions over held by the teachers of this county. Tho curollment was 104, which wis more than last r About fifty of the teachers held ® picoic at Hauscom park Thursday affer- noon_und evening. Dr. Bigsby of Detroit and I’rof. Carues aud wife asughter w was most dolightfull the closing se: s institate and © nmong tho number, and the evening spent, yosterday morning ions were adopted ; bt the thanks of this institute wiven to Superintendent George r the ablo, gentlemanly and iwpar- il manner in which e has conductod and presided ovor the instituto; and to tue in- structors and lecturers for the satisfactory manner iu whicn toey have fulfilled the du- ties assizued to theu Resolved, That the thanks of this institute are tendered the Board of Education and tho managers of Hanscom park for courtosies extende Pure wnd Whol Quality Commends to public approval the California liquid luxative remedy, Syrup of Figa, It is pleasant Lo tho tasto and by acting gently on he kidnoys, liver aud bowels to cleanso the system effectually, it prowotes the health aud comfort of all who uso it, and with mil- fcus it is the best and ouly romedy, Frosh mile springors. D - An elegant brand new .00 piano for §1.67.50, Colby upright, 8 strings, cabinot grand $140,00, One $450.00 Wegman piano, case dam- ed in shipping, $275.00. stey orgun, 25,00, One pinno, uction snme as Voso & Bon, 175,00, An elegant onk finish piano, full iron :r:mu slightly damaged in shipping, very instrument warranted, HAYDEN BROS, B Held to the Distriet Court, Paul Flauth, the Cumiug streot florist, had his trial yosterday morniug on the charge of rape proferred by Sadie White, the Hower girl. The evidenco of Dr. Somers aud the girl was very cousistont aud nho testimony was Introduced oo the part of the dofense, Flauth was put under 00 bouds to ap pear before the district court. - o be without Beecham's What folly! pills. AT IR Abused By Her Huxband. Mes, Houry Gorky appeared in police court yesterday morning with a loug tale of the woos caused by ber husband, He s the proprietor of thres express wagons and earns # good 1ncome, the greater part of which goes 10 the saloons, Lately he has come home av nights with a_careo of beer and made Iife a burden for all within earshot of the house. Tne woman s that ho has beaten her and driven her from tne house and generally demonstrated his authority, - Saved His 1's Lifo, A. N. Dilforbough, York, Neb., says: “Tlie other day I came home and found my little boy down with cholera morbus, my wifo scared, not knowing what todo. Iwent straight way and got a 25-cent bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera avd Diarrhea Remedy and gave it according to_directions. You never saw such a changs in a child. Eis limbs and body were cold, 1 rubbed his limbs and body with my hands, and after 1 had eiven him the second dose he went to sleop, aud, as iny wife says, ‘from a death- bed hie was up playing in three hours.’ It saved ma a doctor bill of about, §3, and what is better, it saved my child. I can recom- mend it with a clear conscience.” R s day at Burlington Traveling M ch, August 2 treet, Trelve membors of the city council met at tho city clerk’s ofice yesterday morning, where they at once organized as a Board of Equalization, with Jahn Steel in the chair, ‘'t prineipal object of the meeting was to make the levy of the special tax to pay the damuges arising from the grading of Doug las and intersecting streets {rom Sixteenth to Twentietn, The plan of assessment provides for the payment of £32,057 damages to be nssessed and apportioned as follows: On Dougias street from Fourteeuth street to Fifteenth strent, 81,000, On Douglas street from Fifteenth streot 10 Sixteenth stroet, §1,500. On Douglas street from Sixteenth street to Twentieth strect, £5,928.03, On Douglas street from Twentieth street on uorth side to west line of lot. 2, Housel's subdivision; on the south side from I wenti- eth street to west line of suodivision 18, sub- division lot 2, Capitol addition, $2, 406, On Douglas street on north side from west line lot 2, Housel's subdivision towest line subdivision 8, lot 2, Capitol addition; ou south side from the west line of subdivision 18, lot 2, Capitol uddition to west line lot 6, Houser's subdivision, 1,082, 1 Ou Douglas street, on uorih side from west tine sundivision 8, lot 2, Capitol addition to west line subdivision 3, lot 3, Capitol aadi- tion; on south line from west ot lot 6, Housels’ subdivision to west line subdivi: sion 12, lot s, Capitol addition, $1,645.00, On Douglas sireet, on north side from the west line subdivision 3, lot 3, Capitol addi- tion, to Twanty-fourth street; on south siae from west line subdivision 12, lot 3, adaition to T'wenty-fourth street, 31,274, Ou Twenty-foucth street from ' north line of 1ot D to south line ot lot H, KKellom's tirst addition, §736.84. On uteentn street from alley north of Farnam to Dodge street, $3,347.71. Ou Lighteenth street from Farnam stroet to Dodge street, 5,462,061, On Nincteanth 'strcot from Farnam to Dodge streot. §,40: o bo assessed pro rata according to foot frontage, 10 denth to the center of block. On account of an ervor in the plan of as- sesspient the whole matter went over, The ervor was that on Seventeenth? Eignteenth and Nineteenth strects the schedulo provided that the assessmonr. should ve levied azninst the property tween Douglas and Dodge instead of agaiust the property betweon nam and Dodge, City Attorney Counell aavised that if the levy as made the tax would be illegal. This settled 1t, and the engineer was instructed to report a corrocted plan. T'his is the third time that this levy has been aefeated, Last fall when it was~ first proposed to change the grade, assessinents were mado on the property as far east as th street. Property owners on lower Douglas and the intersecting stroets secured ananjunction which was sustained by tbe courts. Again another attempt at alevy was made. but it was set aside for the rea- 00 that the proper notice of the council sit- ting as o board of equalization had not been zgiven, — This {s to testify thut 1 nave tested tho medical provertios of Dr. J. B. Moore's Troo of Life remedy to my entire satisfaction, and can most heartily recommend it to the suf fering aud afllicted everywhore, to ve ali claimed for it in the avove statement. Last spring [ was suffering from loss of appetite, constipation, etc., originating from kidu and liver trouble, ‘ana I had not used one bot- o of this great life remedy uatil 1 was velieved. My wife, also, being aya ical stage in life, suffering aid by the use of this remody vom much suffering and pos- v from premature death. Our youngest son's health for soveral years has been very delicate. He contracted " some lung trouble by tuking cold with measles, which produced nervous debility and occasional bleed- g of the lungs; he has used some four bot- tles of Tree of Life, and fesls ana looks as though new iife had been given im. If you areaflicted, v very much at tim Gio, MitLer » res. Elder. Box 64, Carlisle, lowa. For sale vy all druggir The Homeopathic Medical society held a 'y interesting meeting at the Paxton hotel Thursday night. The attendance was lurge, several physiciaus being present from ‘ouncil Bluffs and Plattsimouth, After the regular business of the meeting had been attended to Dr. Sprague introduced a reso- lution condemning certain features of the Medical and Surgieal Record published in Omaha us not beiug thoroughly homeo- pathic. The majority of the physicians present were not in favor, how- ever, of 0 sweeping a resolution as that’ introduced by Dr, Sprague aud a sub- stitute, much wilder in form ard wording, was offcred and naopted, It secmed to be the opiuion of many of the physicians pres- ent thul the matters at which Dr. Sprague's resolution aimed were uot closely reluted to the vital doctrines of homeoputhy, but were simply some of tho minor theories of the school to which these physicians claim alle- glance, A very cordial fecling prevailed among the members of the ussociation at the close. A Recomme 1on from Hilinols. Wiasuxaroy, I, Aprid 11, 1891, would suy that I can’ recommend Chamb lain’s Remedies as & numbor one set of fumily medicines such as overy homa should be provided with. You can rely upon their being as near what they are recommended us 1y medicine sold in this part of the ountry. spociully would I recomwmend Chamber- lain’s Cholie, Cholera and Disrrha v Ite mady as having no equal for eholea morbus, colio ordiarebea, Having used these modicines moself and soid them for soveral vears, 1 koow t r value and have po hesitaney 1n recommending them. —Levi B, DeLL nparison of Wages Pald, Tho value uud the rewards of labor are the most valked-df thivgs of the hour, and by comparisou the American workingman may comie to appreciate bis “advantages,” as a New Englander would putit, Tue Bie has been at some paius to et at the rceal stats of affairs in regard 1o the British workingman sud how his state compares with the Au can artisan's, and in the Sunday issue it will present 1o its reave An authoritative stute- went of the wages carned by the fron and steel workers of Sbefield, England, These tranes are the best paid in Brituin, und yot they average over 100 per cent less money than is paid workmen for the same kind of work in Pitsourg, Ao lnstructive sriice, with & moral, SEHCE e DoWitv's Savsaparilia - Surutogn of Jupan, In the opiaion of Sir Edwin Arnold, if you Waut to see uaturo and fun wid love and seuliment you must go to Miyanoshota, in Japau, the' city about which B Perkius Writos in Tug Susoay Beg, el v tho Cook's Iwperial Gaampagne. Its boquot Is aelicious; it is perfectly pure. A bottle with your dinner will invigorate you for a duy. 80323 the w221 Omaha's Pedugogun Factory, ‘The articlo in Tug SUxpay Bee on the malutenanco of a teachers' tralning school in Omaha will give you mueh important in. formation on Lhis subject, which you cannot afford to wiss, THE THE BOSTON STORE These Prices Are for Shoes in the Gluck £tock Today Only. WE WARRANT EVERY SHOE EVERY & PRICE AlLIigh Grade Fine Shoes, But Sold To- day at About One-Half the Price They soid for in New York Clty, tood that ~of any We wish it distinctly unde this stock of shoss is the p shoe stock in Omali today. No shoe storo in the city carries any finer line, or any better makes, and but very, very few have anything near as fine. We are able, how er, to sell the v best and finest shoes in tho whole lot (and many of them sold at $7.00, $7.50 and $8.00 a puir in New York City) at from $3.00 to #4.00 a pair, For todsy we offer chester, Cincinnati and Philadelphia hand turn or welt shoes in French kid and dongola, in uny style of toe and in any lust, that sold from $5.00 to $6.00 at $3.00 a pai All the ladies’ fine sewed kid and don- ola button and lace shoes that from $4.00 to $4. All the ladies’ all the Ro- 3,00 ehoes in real d rola, wted, go at §1 in plain toe and $1.59 with tip. All the ludies’ $2.09 dongola shoes go at $1.25, Ladies c serge elippers, e, Ludies’ velvet slippers, 49 Boys' and misses’ (12-2) fords, worth $1.00 go ut 39¢ button ox- Ladies’ fancy oxford ties, Ladies' fino dongola oxfords, $1.00. Ladies’ imported cloth top. fine pat. ;|In dongola oxfords worth « $2.00, go at ! fine $3.00 bootees $1.50. ? $4.00 Prince Alberts $2.25, 3.00 Theo ties $1.5. MEN'S HAND SEWED SIHOES in fino calf, genuine cordovan, rveal kangaroo and patert le (hul‘-l, made by the best shoemuke in the land, in all orts of toes, and all widths, worth from 00 to $8.00, go at $2 3.00, 50, $3.75 and 1,00, Ihese come in blucher styles. Wo wish it distinctly understood that these are no brogen lots, but full solid cases of brand new shoes, that up to the day of sale had never been oponod. T'hat this line of shoes all through is something extraordinarily fine, and that we make no cluim of offering you a dollar for 10 cents, imply give you the benefit of our 25, lace and congress What they sold for $1.00 you can get for 60c THIE BOSTON STORE'S WARRANT. We guarantce every pair of shoes to give good satisfaction’in wear. We will sew up any pair that vips freeof charge, and will replace any pair that dovs not give proper wear with a new pair, for nothing. TIIE BOSTON STORI, N. W. cor. 16th and Dougia Bverybody knows it. The bigeest shoe Oinaha. N. W. cor. 16th and Douglas, e THIS WAS TOO BAD. department in Major Birkhuuser and Sldewnlk Inspector Wilson Dilfer About Ofiice fours, Chairman Birkhauser of the Board of Pub- lic Works and luspector Wiison are nhow at outs. Thursday nighv at 6 o'elock the chairman and the inspector \v(‘lll‘c both in the former's oftice in the city nall. close up the office and call it a day. Thbe in- spector remarked that he was not roady to £0 and that there were severai records which be wunted to cxamine, Mr. Birkhauser intimated that he was under bonds and that he did not propose to leave tho recoras in the posscssion of any person except the members of the boerd and clerks in the employ of the board. Mr. Wilson opined that he was one of those persons and would stay. Mr. Birkhauser thought not and at once showed Mr. Wilson the door. Sinco then the inspector has had an offico key made to fit the door and can come and go when be pleases, The Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, has just publisned 1ts_new cook book, called *“Table and Kitchen,” compiled with great care. Besides containing over 500 receipts for all kinds of pastry and home cookery, there aro valuable hints for the tablo and kitchen, showing how 1o set a table, how to serve, how to enter the dining room, etc.; a hundred and one hints in every branch of the culiuary art. Cookery of the very finost and richest as well as thut of the most eco- nomical and home like 18 provided for. ““Pable and Kitchen” will be sent postage propaid to any lady patron sending her address (nameé, town and state) plai given. Postal card is_as good as a leitel Address Price Bakiug Powder Co., 184, 156 and 188 Michizan Street, Chicago, 1il. (Mention if desired in German.) Rl 5,000,000 Vitrified paving brick for sale. Wo will contract to detiver the above amount withia the next 90 days. Buck- stafl Bros. Mfg. Co., Lincoln, Neb. —-— What Are the Actors Dolng? Many interesting 1tings have bappened in the mimic world during the week, The scason s just opening, new plays are being taunched, and new companies are being made In fact, the time is busy with the ployers, and vou are more or lobs Interested In thew. Tie Suxnay Be will tell you very accurately what they are doing. —— A Retluble Man, M. J. Griner, a of the peace at Print, Mich., one bottle of Chambe lain’s Cohie, Cholera and Diarrboe ) Remedy saved his life. fle bad been down with bloody flux for three weeks when be com- menced using this medicine. [t soon cured bim and he believes saved bis life. He also says it saved the lives of throe railroad men in that vicinity, 'Squire Griner is a reliable and conscientions man, and whatever ho says cun pe depended upon. -— . Just w Bl of Extras. Thero is an iuteresting law. suit going on out at Huppy Holiow. 'I'ne case is entitled P, J. Credon vs.J. N, H. Patrick, Some years ago Patrick built a house. Credon was the coutractor und the contract price was something like $10,000. A bill of exiras smounting to §33,000 went 1n, and i\t is this bill that Patrick refuses to pay. ‘Tho plaintiff bas been on Lhe witness stand for nine coasecutive days and tbhe eud is not yet. e s The “No. 9" Wheeler & Wilson with its rotary movement is the lightest running machine 1o the market, and is unequalled for speed, durability and quality of work, Sold by Georgo W. Lancaster & 511 S 16th st an OMAHA DAILY BEE: THE B@STON STORE Everything in thén Entire Gluck Stock Opened ahdion Sale Today, MOST WONDERFULI BARGAINS PRODUCED The Purchase of Gluck’s Stock Was a Freak of Foréane and a Streak of Luck me Siongutar as It IsGreat, LADIES’ $1.00 CORSETS 29C. Dr. Hoffman’s $1.00 health corsets, 20¢ Dr. Warner’s summer corsets, 39c. . & 3. $1.20 corsets for ik Thompson’s glove fitting corsoets, 69c. The C. B. a ln spirite, imposted French form corsets 6ie, regular prico $1.50. $2.50 BLACK CORSETS, 98C. Tn this stock were about 500 finest quality fast blacic French sateen corsets in all the leading brands, which sold in w York at $2.50 apicce. Thoy go to- day at 98; CORSET: i S 'OR $1.98. Choice of all the French corsets inthe finest quality of silk and satins, mado in blues, creams andfwhites, which sold in New York up to $7.50, go toduy ut $1.98. LADIES' HOSE ! A PAIR. 0Odd lots, over 500 pair that sold av £o at, Ladies’ seamless fast black hose 10c, New York price 20c. Ladies’ imported full regular made hoso the very bost brand of fust black goods, 164c o pui All the fine imported hose that sold at 50c and 75¢ in fancies and fust blacks go at 25¢ a pair. Your choice of all the #1.00 and $1.50 plain and faney lisle thread hose for 50c. 50C PURE SILK CHIFFON LACES 10C. Gluck Bros. entire stock of the finest high grade imported pure silk hand embroigered real chiffon luces, in every shade and color, that sold up to &0c goes at 19¢ a yard tomorrow. Gluck Bros. entive line of finest point d’'Irlande laces that sold for $1.00 go at 25¢ a yard. Gluek’s black pure silk Chantilly laces go at 10¢, 15¢, 19¢, worth up to 7¢, Gluek’s entire line of finest chantilly @ laces go today at and 25¢ u yard, worth up to Soe. Gluck’s entire stock of fine hem- stitched and embroidered skirtings, full skirting withpwill be rushed out at 89¢ ayard. They are worth $1.00. 75C IMPORTED H \\I)l\l‘ RCHIERFS, cronm 15¢, 19¢ These were holiday trade. They are simply handsome, Fm- broidered, drawn thread, hemstitched, large wfact ail the ver tost t for tho coming ST 20, 1 Dreadful Skin Disease AfMiets a Well-Known Merchant, ing and Burning Terrible. and All Rem lies Fail Tries Caticnra, Relieved by ths First Application and Entirely Cured in Five We Iteh- Doctors About o ntoan months azo a small Kle: It rosambled © fish 8 and T eonsult yaicinn OFIARIS OF onio g money. 1 appile AL Instit ¢ g was s ation e Dle. i, o 1 was requostod this T did, and ¢ m tsur. 01 uftor thi trst wpploation. | Catiears Soap and Cuncnrn Re LOF AbOUT Tour o 1y Wit wiint re nel weat Withoat nny ro y curo e aftor the i ak with 1o mi and I wou ffering from Arough. AL I have D0V il of Melody Brothes The new Blood Humor Ite medios, af allimpur Cuticura, the grent 8<i exquisitd skin Boeantl sKkinand sealp an i Apecies of agonizing, jtehing, hurning pimply diseases of the skin, sealp, and blo nse the hion B roniove, tho. cuase), And Cure, and_ Cuticura Sonn, in the and Soaty,” 1. Sold overy RESOLVE o Ditva & CHEMICAL Conp ¥ low to Cure Skin Disn 50 lustrations, und 10) tosti free ok p IS, Wlack-heads, red, roush, | and olly skin cured by CuTICU I CAN'T BREATHE, Chost Palns, Sorenoss, Weaknets, Tiack Conah and Asthn Pl LIEVED IN ONE MINU A ANTI-PAIN PLASTEL L L i fng B 1y th _ Ning like it for ¥ Lighig COMPANY'S Extract ofBeef, Do you want a copy of Deet Te See that it is made from the Gen uine Incomparably the best, Pure, pala- tablo,refreshing. Dis- soluds the Baron Tei- big’s naure . . n blue on each abel, thus. NERVE styles and imported to sell at 50c and 75¢. Take your choice today at 12ic. Open until 10 Saturday night. THIE BOSTON STORE, 16th und Douglas. Omaha Can Mfg Co.,campaign torches, DOWN GO THE PRICES On Butter and Cheese at Ha, The best Nebraska farme Hens'. s Dbutter, ‘The chairman said that he wanted to s and 16¢ per pound. This but- ter is shipped in fresh every day from firstclass makers. Creamery, 17c, 19¢ and 2le. Our Dodge separator cream- ry, the finest butter made, will for Remewber we handle only the pure products of ' Nebraska dmiries and creameries at our butter department, We are leaders in the best qualities of imported ana domestic chesse, Young America, full cream, 9c. tonsin full eream, 7e stern process pure cream cheese, 10¢, 124c and 14 Imported S The very and lde. 12%c The company now presenting “Ole Olzon is one of the strongest comedy oreanizations on the road. Among the membors are: Ben Hendricks, Frank E. Baker, C. I\ Lorraine, Robert Magee, Miss Lottio Williams, Bello St. George Hussey and otbers. Each and every one is an &rtist in_their pa ticular line of work, the result being a izished performance. Tho engzagement at the Karnam street is for four nights wiih Wednesday matinee, commencing tomorrow (Stnday) alternoon at 2. “The Ensign” is a new play, butit has been tried and it has stood U emerging from the gloom of the last theatrical scason with an unbroken record of success. The utmost cara has been taken as to scenic of- fects and -these are claimed o bo on a scalo to rival any recent dramatic production. It will appear at Boya's new theater on Sun- day, August 24, where 1t will remain for thieo nights. The sule of seats for the en- tire engagewent will commence tomorrow morning. S A Traveling 's Experience with Dinr- rhoe Tama traveling man and have been af- flicted with what is called chronic diarrhoea for somo ten years, Last fall [ was in west- ern Pennsylvania, and accidentally was in- troduced to Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera 1 ventured to make and was wonderfully rolieved. 1 liko now to introduce it among my H. M. Lowis, 24 Freeman stroof, and Diarrhea reme. o trial Workmen nave begun placing the iron girders and beams for the first floor of the new postofiico building upon the stone piers, which are uearly all completed, The fiest two tiors of stono bave been placed in the bottom of the tower basement and the workwen are above tho water lino now. They have left one deep hole or well nto which the water that seeps through the ground will drained by means of ditches and widt then be pumped out. There is a good dealof water in the bottom of the excavations for the pievs near tho north side of the building, but it will all bo dipped out before the cement is poured in, Bir. Edbrooke, supervising architact, 14 ex- pected in Omahain s few days, Ho will probably give instruc with ard to the building of the west wall, which has been in statu quo for months 11 auticipation of un additional ap) ation. Mrs, L. It Patton, Rockford, Iil, writos: * Frow parsonal e; euce 1 can recommend DeWit's Sarsaparills, a cure for lmpuro blood and generalaebility.” DA LS, Notices of five lnes or less wider (his hedd, ents; eacl additional line t-n cents. Milo Aleums, August 18, N Lk street, aged 53 luter. 'D®PRICES Baking - sIPowder. | Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard WES'S NERVEAND BRAINTR clde tog Hystoria, Dizsingg, ¥ Norvous Prostraton logue, lines of goods which clothing is made. 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