Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1895, Page 8

8 THE ()\IAHA DAILY BFI‘ "l‘l[l'R DAY, JULY lTMr\“I‘:S )lR. CL[\RI\ "{)PEI‘L'L BOAED OF HEALTH M‘AT‘K‘EES STARS VU LO\L}R SI“ L AFTER A DEAD IAN‘S WEALTH. ‘ THE DOCTOR'S COLUMN, Mre. J. R, Station X Chicago.—Have a boy Reports tor June Made at Yesterday After- Sults Brought Against the Paulson E unlr— # ol wh noon's Meeting, —_— News of the Coarts, negth in his bones; can not walk up stairs ° it support Expresses Much Fatisfaction Over Increased | , *, ' WOFEEE T meeting of the Board | Eifteen Police Officers Summarily Dismissed | 4 car in court to contest the transfers made | brine, extract of the in a little water brain Qonfidence in the Business World, of Heaith yesterday afternoon it appears from the Service, gome years ago by the Paulson heirs, alleg- | three times daily for two weeks; then use that Omaha continues to hold its record as ing fraud in the transaction. In addition Medulline, extract of the spinal cord, in same doses, alternating the most healthtul city in the world of like 5 to this the court has been asked to appoint J. M., Leavenworth, Kan.—For the 0 n ell ence BELIEVES THE TIDE 1S ABOUT TO TUAN | popuiation The rate was .85 per 1,000 of | POLICE COMMISSION BEGINS REFORM | a receiver for the property In connection with | trouble ‘of. Which. you writs, take. Cerebrine (& —— population. The total number of deaths | 6 {ivuirioe of K LAIIGE T SCURIBIN K Uhe | oLttt it clUlT: O EheC (ARG 1ok e was elghty-two; of males, forty, and o heirs and executors of the estate from dis- | Wil BRI TR G, H0Y, (GHRE SO0, e Independence is sublime. Long live independence! How Hle Regnrdn Molssevaln’s Parchase [ M4 ¢EI3-two; of ’”“‘] Jorty, and of &+ | Aunouncing that the Dismissals Were for poalng: of uhy of the e or perional prope | o b s o e I same doser, T : » ! e of Navigation Compnny Stock—When the | wo{orih rour, : 3 the Good of the Service the Board erty left by ex-Senator Paulson Carding, extract of the heart, would be bet Picture the difference between our forefathers, suffering oppression IR e T lore tour, " o O e NN The' Arlinglon State bank began s sult | cF thag any forim of porassium. Take Cr and tyrany, toiling for the luxuries of Kings, princes and lords, de- o Bl el i aony g ¥ty ke B L d4s BiEt M ity to entorce the claime It “held “aganst th | brinein threo drop dosee, three imes daily prived of freedom, and you who enjoy liberty, freedom of speceh and that there are e intervenor to the sult and seeks to enforce a | dine in same dose and manner, alternating a member of a government, and not a subject of a king. . and one of typhoid fever P te judgment for $4.768, which it obtained last| Miss H. A York.—Take Ovarinc MRS e - i Nead it i of President and Managing v r T8, ARKHGIAL Nkt Chiet Detectives Henry P. Haze, Sery| December in Washington county. It claims | in three drop n the tongue, three Picture the difference between a merchant under the pressure of of the Union Pacific lef n § n expendity t : Sigwart, Mounted Officer R. A. | that cannot enforce collection unless the ;‘vw-\ daily fc two \Iu' &, then use n’w dictating power and oursely Y % 5 \ ’ - N % e equity powers of the court are set in opera- [ brine, extract of the brain, in same dose Louls. After a rest 5 . Imen G. W. Bar 70 LA A R RO Pt and for the same time. alternating companied by Mrs, (€ ® ¢ M. B. Halter, James Kirk, | (S0 Thon heles Kre patties ol By i nan We sell o §12.00 suit for $6.75. Who can prevent it ceiver of the Overland syst . . 0 " g t, M. M. Starkey Tob Paulson died October 5, 1889, | "0kt Hiyroidine 3 T ———————— ‘ New York to spend a fortnig 1 t ¥ mon 3. Evans, Louls Godola and | leaving to a wife and six children dozens of | gland, fn three drop doses Of course we don't desire to go on record that we're rebellious, losing attending several meeti ¢ A the members of the \; s and ot ’l "", Tty = SucERDIGL OIa iy | i 1" mes daily. T " ull money just to convinee that our s are bought for spot cash ouly, and Ightening i S kB sk, LFLheY I ient who lost thelr stars | DGR Ler "out of hls personal estate and AL HOUP Barors Brouktant, torioe n W and therefore could dispose of them as we pleage, system. He will al i i " Wen it 1. Besides, it | ¥ giving the execut iis grown children, no | o D Willought w1 am gread thit emoval Board of and Police Commis to Morlisgs the estate, . In December | wiftorer ; : But as we mentioned In our last issue 500 of one kind, 300 of an f dead anim d i things eld a quiet executive session at 4:30. the executors conveyed to a married | "o I o A other—suits is more than we ought to have now—at this stage of the shall hereafter Strickier was only ab T L i1y n_ Medulline, extract season. They're worth $12.00 a suit, well worth every cent of it, it funds will save 1 % ST ; y onsideration of $150,000, on which | 5¢ in three drop doses on | ng. ced a mortgage with the Globe Loan | times daily endments were submitted to t J missioners nanimously i ' pany for $26,00 These and | 4 " Sufferer. St. Louls.—Take and were referred for judic men named, with excep- | 8 nsactions the bank is attacking in | yres drop doses on the tongu | | 1 |« tion. Th hat the i SerBaNnL SlEwarty Thothls ¢ Axily, = s B Bathi —for a 12,00 suit scems to foteh ‘em, judging by the crowds of yes | « free to do as we please and independ ent of money-lending sharks the special master in will be erected at Hdis New Y where le w ¢ pood upon the quest the advisability « ment of the Kan as the chancery paying p t y a tention i e times were not so devilish hard. But to loosen a purse nowadays requires sacrifice—Six Seventy Pive $1 [ ? vots #tood A (5 1. Mte. BBt Now e Wants the Cash. morning, and 1\-"1\ LA terday and a day before. We got iuto the secret and arve glad of it less than ten c e wa AL UL ! ’ GHHTR aha ant hair mattress, plenty of fresh $1 for but one y numt nst the dismissal. The retireme bl Ll LiE =00 the room. Lt mixed all wool Cassimere 3button cutaway sack, and navy present at " " M. | from. two to: té ' eIt t took effect at roll call last even- | in district court, fighting over a W. T. PARKER, M Ll LUBLILISUR LRI R UL ALY ST DL Clark go anticipate vas a hardship t mall an L} ’ commissioners dismissed th me trade which fell through 1 according = blue serge, and double hreaste fashion, Won't fade; line returning to O 5 and will | and inequitable ir It is al service for varlous reasons, and| cuppingham’e story, resulted in his swapping | P. 8.—All letters of Inquiry on_med| . - At : » - | led that all n milk must r unced officially that it was “for the gocd 1 S ett nything back | Subjects directed to the Columbia Chemi ings and trimmings extra good, neatly tailored and precise fitting.— shortly there 8. Clark, make a | Mt 1ongar (han thred service.” his land away it getting an ACK | Company, Washington, D. C., will be an trip tene National park if | & Geitt 1 he can & " ‘ | g e e demanding money, as he can not get his de ail direc employes, and an amendment was of e of chief of detectives and to place all BB oK h n not get h mail direct, ; 7 Cls ¢ by Mr. Duncan char word ves the control and supervision | "¢y npingham alleges that April 21, 1890, he | m r o g X% B o n the stoc e roads e fees might go into the general fund in le places made vacant will be immediately | it \o “conveyed, by deed to Kent, lots in it o L 2 » %3 bl Rl J L G stead of into the school fund Next Monday at 2 p. m. there will | yjock 14, Carthage addition, together with a standing in their families or among WA AiFLhbrmOrs deeiied. (o, abollkn tha | 10 MHOW for Hik tr Cunningham is NOW | cwered free, either in these columns or by The best you ever had for $12 Mr. Clark, tall A Bee man, sald t e sired land. = = realized a tremendous w would t have to be moved this fall."F'rom the east | 1i0q will be cited to appear before the board isider applications of men who wish to [ iy block 76, South Omaha, failed, when Cun Sahalons, | The . manufachitare. ot ateel | JUY 17t LA AULRLE ningham undertook to convey if, but Kent steel plates and other ralirond supplies | "0t b nuisances and ~filled or all happe n an hour. At 4:20 | so Cunningham avers, said that made no| CEREBRINE. . - From theBrain are putting on increased forces and running | 0fained by the city at the owners' expen k the commissioners quietly filed into | difference and agreed to accept other land. | For diseases of the braln and mervous to full capacity. This is a hopeful si It transpired that Israel Frank, in addition | thelr private office and closed the door. Com- | Cunningham has waited for a transfer of | system maybe we are at the turning of th to b T I r. had been | missioner Deaver carried a record book under | some 600 acres of school land, but as Kent : NE, From tiic Spinal Cord which will bring us renewed prosperity. | 8¢t to ¢ g the f dogs drowned at | pis arm and Commissioner Smith subse- | has sold the property to other parties h ot e Rt Here in the west, we can hardly hope for | the dum eep tab on the p ";M juently came out and got another big book | demands $4,500 in lieu of the property. A -y ek ete. any material chango until the otops are | master. * Some LI diaknore et 1o { the vaults, Then Captaln Mostyn was TR T ! A ml)r‘“-:-r:hu Heart tural people, but t ol 1 th with Fr duties and the mat- | yniesioners for half an honr. Thirty minates| 1THe insurance companies which were de- | . = 4 Ve prevalling sentlment of ho country, shows L e penMUIES | feated in the suits brought by J. A. Wake € ) For premature decay. or the session was over and the reorgani o > ? g eld on account of the los s lumber [ OVARINE, For diseasos of Women. stronger hopes in the future than for tw X Ay ation of the police department had been § field on unt he | £ his lum years past and we cannot help but benefit THE POLURY O¢ MOTION, 3 5 vard b ¢ have appealel} their cise to th E, for Ecze hd Iap 08 0 RO (I o ee i Dot help b wigurated. Chief White was not present, He [ Yo' bY fire hav il ; THYROIDINE, tor Eczema and hupurities of though indirectly. BALLLLLUNIGERIIBE L AL IS AIL G Se \‘-“‘vv : Brownlee ‘\] s m':‘\ figy a oot Peter. Fren has begun a suit against|poge 5 props p Two Dractims, $1.00. The notice posted yesterday the | Speed and comfort are two conditions d T R L 1t 0ot | Mrs. N. A, Blanchford to recover $550. He | (P 7 BRORG SRt tor -Book; Cheyenne shops that the receivers would nded by modern travelers; but the el _police headquarters of the result of | \jamg ‘that she moved into the building at | AL DRUG 3 8 ol pay the same scale of wag now paid at combination is a rare on On most “v heal actl s . 116 North Twenty-fifth street on March 24 — the Denver shops will, T believe, be aceepted | American railroads high speed is only possi Is rumored that five more cfficers are | 1500 and left August 15, wl hout notice, leav FEBRICIDE PIL by the employes without a murmur. Th. le at the expense of danger and discomfort 1 probation and that it is possible that there | ;i ynnajd rents, Denver scale 18 high and I think a man can combine comf and safety with the | Wil be icancies police force in ¢ tive as cheaply in Cheyenne as Denver, which | g speed, perfect equipment and absence | the ne L i 7 T MEEIAN Tablorriag boscion nagulses e e e M & Qi iment. Of inestimable value in neural- ditional men will be put to work el el i e S e "ar Se > the East, b Gl il b, for sick he he a specific. shops, although the rumors stock will not secure comfort on a rail The g ; 3 ~ TN . Traln. Servioa: via | Shoemuker: Alad the petition: vesterday atter per box of 20 pills, 100 pills, $2 V: E BEGIN HOT weather Ty L Loy are awampo: (Vith orders | yoqa that winds sharply among hills, for Chicago & ¢ inlEEGtanaimennk anil | Geane s whiohy hat aslks: this suRLonLHeHAIP R R e e R SRR LR ate oLy unfotinded lave | poesengers must inevitably be shaken and iigh Valley Railways, between Chic APl s e MEverNhG VA D eI A ua AN % : vith a very warm offer to gl 10 tatke care of any renaird nec- | jorieq about by the sudden changes of direc- | Now York and Philadelphia, vin the famous [ of Ferdinand Mever, who was app IO AL with a very ha time, orces will only In=| $ton 4 St. Clair Tunne 7 Falls, a 2 bebohia € /- For habit onstipaticn. torp ) e Sl T o noraes il oy jbe In ir Tunnel gara’ Falls, and th s o © habitual constipation. torpor of th There Is only onc railroad in Ameriea that | becutiful Susquehanna, Wyoming and Lehigh | o Coroling bay, Hlne on lct 10, block S| owers or inaction of the lver, headache 5 new beginners. To every one buying i ion the question of the Short Line belng | combines all the conditions essential to_the | Valleys, known as the “Switzerland of Amer- | Omaha View addition, has been 4 f ] 0 | astric dyspepsia, Intestinal = dyspepsia by an order issu Julge Ambrose from gevered from the Union Pacific, Mr. Clark | Mghest speed and the g e ' Lk ng n b e O ‘e, | want of appetite, languor and debility, A : o \te outfit of us this week we S0 that e prosumca. tha proporty ey |18 the New York Central & Hudeon River | (NG most pleturcsque route connecting. these | PAYITS, her rent | B N e as IVl prra M Ve FlE I TiE e aual their complete out ks ot Watiine property would | p g 1t nolds the world's championship for | leading cities from taking any stens to colleet it. This | Price, Gc per bottle. pass out of the hands of the present re- | o gictance fast trains, won by recent im leaves Dearbiorn Statlon, Chicago, | (oM taking any steseto collect it -\ This will give a celvers, b vould, b le time before the pr ments in equipment and locomotive: 3:10 p. m., and ha attached a Pullman 3 ¥ y ¥ salo oas accomplished and the property | huilding that fairly mark an epoeh i rail- | Vestibuled ‘Sleeping Car for L e COLUMBIA CHEMICAL COMPANY, transferred to the new company purchasing E : Q 5 ). €. Johnson, Intery rs who cl. to ¢ W pany oAl AR A0 00O enElned KboTne TORONTO, MONTREAL AND BostoN [ C ! ? i Wasnington, D, ¢ : l NEH S[T FHE it under the junior lien inasstve 1alls welghing 120 pounds per ya VIA MONTREAL, have 1ights have secured an injunction. ashing D. 0, As o the purchase of some $12,000,000 of [ now skim with perfect safety around cu During the Summer Tourist Season ther " e . | For sale by KUHN & CO., 15th and Douglas stock of the Oregon Rallvay & Navigation |at the rate of ninety miles an hour, will also be attached to this train a Pallman AESXOU EEEILEATIRLLAVEDIOUT y ; oftet ! e Our offer is for THIS WEEK only and company by A. A. H. Boissevain for $1,250 dest of road-beds is needed to withs Buffet Sleeping Car for the White Mountains 5 3 , 000, Mr. Clark saw in the transaction a de- | this marvelous speed, and to bear the enor- | and Tourists' Resorts on the Atlantle Coast Take Hor ford’s Ac'd Phosphate, A GOOD SWAP. termination on the part of Mr. Boissevain 1 motives and trains; and the New |by wa of Montreal and th Portland It repairs broken nerve force, clears the to protect the Holiand interests he repre- [ York Central stands alone in the speed of its | Division of the Grand Trunk Railway. The | brain and strengthens the stomach, ive us some of you sents in tho reorganization of the com- [ trains, because what it does with safety is | beautiful scenery along this route makes Give us some of your W Owners w lots on which stagnant water | ba 1 meeting of the commissioners one-seated buggy The title to some land The most wonde - ful therapentic should the stars discovery since the days of Jener, arial Affections and all inflamma- A damage suit for $5000, brought on ac ases of which fever is an accom- the set is shown in our west windows, We are —_————— patly, Which is now in process of incubation. | impossible to other railroads of inferior |one of the most picturesque and attractive CouttiaaTitoa R Ard we give you som3 H Mr. Clark refused to commit himselt when | equipment tourist routes to the East. asked if he thought the Orcgon Ruilway & | DBut ordinary travelers do not wish excep- [ Baggage can be examined and passed cug- [ The atiractions at ,fi;“”‘;“‘,‘ LeacHien IN EVERY BOTTLE OF Navigation company would ultimately ~be- [ tional speed when it entails great discomfort: | toms at Dearborn Statfon, Chicago, thercby “";W have'been I-'TA“‘L] e k-“* ‘I “I“‘ | i L A c K T o N l come a part of the Union Pac nor e it desirable fo court the fatigue and | avoiding delay and inconvenience on enter- Matinees 2 and 4 o'clock with Philion, th . cminster. T R I ¥ ness inseparable from a long journey on | Ing Canada, piral tower, the Arabs; admission to amphi- e cm—— Brussels, Moquette and Axminster, organized a Jerky train. A journey on the New York For Sleeping Car reservatic rates, time | theater, 15 c -— Upon the quest'on of legislation at the ne-t | Central is the perfection of luxury. It entails | tables, et pply to E. H. Hughes, General 3 o'clock day t fireworks on the lake 9 A cral new co[orings have been added this sesslon of corgress looking to a way out of | neither fatigue nor soreness, for it has prac ern Passenger Agent, 103 Clark street, | in front of the pavilion GHRARS Lirdugh W hiohi tite) Union' Dacifio,Ia [ Ucally o Bharp curyes, and ils trainn. m e tHeateriorahestral aftarnoan anaiievening i ; season and we have secured every nov 09n1bN; xcapt 10 ey that ne tiouane ot |ishock, Its traina are superb in tHelr furnish- HALF RATES EAST. On account of the extraordinary attractions 5 : b legislation would be attemptel at tha com. | ings, every detail of modern luxury is pro- — admission to_the amphitheater in the even- Az, B X elty shown. We are closing out ing session, present cond s being allowed led, the vie fdeal. To travel on the J East— pee Part Enst. z will be 25 cen This includes the $1,000 - s 2 % b, to work out the prob'em of the road's future | New York Central s the poetry of motion. | Boston July 5 to 8. Baltimore July 15 and | display of fireworks that will by far exceed Alaska Refrigerators at about cost. for two winters to accomplish something e parties in charge of excursion managers witl | and Philion on the spiral tower, also the d b &EA \We are agents for the Jewe <howing quite a number of new fall styles Carpetings, including Tapestry and Body “Mr. Boissevain,” said Mr. Glark, “labored | —The Dry Chronfele, 16. Half fare for the round trip. Special | #1¥thing of the kind ever seen in the west that would 1ift fhe roal out of the mire into [ Thro’ Yel'oweton e Park on a Bievete thpolighBoaraervioe rom Omiia blic Bhow fordtue A any Most ample provisions were suggested t ave Omaha via the Burlington Route :;k about them at the Crught Her in tha Act congress looking to a reorguntzation of the | 4:35 p. m., Saturday, July 13. for a bleyele | Northwestern Line sterday Special Officer Keysor property; most liberal offers were made to | tour of the Yellowstone National park. Mam- icket (ofilce farnam street. teataal SmAan, [n' tlia aett GtWRROBI Tt the government, as the future, I bel moth Hot S will_be reached at noon | R. R. Ritchie. General Agent. @. F.|!ected & woman in the ¢ Ll s 8 will disclose, hut congross saw fit to do | Monday, July 15, and the next morning the | West, G. Poand T. A il Dokion@tore. - yHe Sktened horunill i} 1 oRNHESIO RUNISEREES s ¢ £ PRICE nothing. I believe Mr. Polssevain has grow 150-mile circuit of the park will be begun. oh she had reaped quite a little harvest and S I\\A b‘;! : h 3 ONE THE FAMOUS ents with Jewels, CURE ALL. Wiy Cash or Basy Payments— CURES ALL 1LLY, ACHES, PAINS, which It had falln by reazon of hard times. [ A personally condmcted excursian Wil THERE ARE OTHER ADVANTAGES. - l %y P I i ) Gasoline Stoves—there are On Behalf of rospect i ; b s tired of attempting the scemingly impossible As the park roads are excellent, this can o ¢ sl then placed her unier arre At the sta IRARIER oW iroteading to. protect: Mimaelr.|| easlly ibe . accomplianod . Int tour. ayy nviction of officers of the Prospect Hil' | tion she gave the name of ‘Mary Doe and || Each dose is worth more than three bottles which 1s his right Tha cost.of the Tound trip.ticket to Mam- | Cemetery assoolation under an ordinance for- [ claimed to) reside at Boatel She hads il ARELC 00 per lmllllc. i e th Hot Springs Is $47 Rates at th ling the platting of any more ground in- [ her possession two ladies' vests, a fan, two I'hree bottles for NEasjiastyionatl ning kAo X\ DA KE Ll ARy thie b ye et aiwaih i |..Hv : limits for burial purpo: : has | China saucers, one palr of silk mits, three f e druge e Superintendent J. O. Brinkerhoff of the After that $3.00 a day. 2 P SR "% | bunches of dress stays, three combs and a [[ Askyuordrug ds Unfon Pacific, with headquarters at Kansas 00 to $35.00 will about cover the entire | ©205¢4 She iR S 1““ iniroducad i tling iror 5 . Manufacturcd only by Clty, Is on his way to a washout bet xpente of the trip, inoluding sleeping car | Pealing the ordinance under which the con. LI \,,,”‘l',','(“"\'\",‘l sl BLACK TONIC MED. CO., i allace on the Kansas fares both ways, meals enroute, etc. Yig ! e | resean g ! ISR Atalan e D) T LOULS, MO, Lisbon and Wa ) I The party will not conform to any pre- | father of it It is so worded as to cover | stowed away the articles s n The polic of the Unicn Pacific, 406 miles west of ranged cut-and-aried: mohedula’ but will [ only the Prospect Hill case, where the pur- | state, however, that the name given by her (u_\'i which occurred ,.\k‘\ yesterday "= | \nove according to the wishes of the majority | ¢hase of a narrow strip adjoining the ceme- | s not her real name and that she is an old ’ ing by reason of the Smoky river and T e e ied by | tery and which was originally designed for | resident of Omaha 3 of its members and will be acc iicd by 8 resident of Om R creek overfl wing helr banks. A big force | 3.3 ' ,\w",d,\:hlu.\”‘r the ene ”.',,l‘\'\..',,, burial garound was made by the association — aw ey S of men are already on the scene of the was 7B Blckingham ofiihs Keneral pass to make the contour of the cemetery regular. | complexion powder is an absolute necessity out, sent from Denver, accor . ger department of th Burlington Route at mplexion p & 18 | Omaha. e of the refined toilet in this climate. Pozzoni's at headquarters, and the break will be at A Fow Vdvantiges . ddress Francis P, & T. A aha combines every element of beauty and purity. U q onco _repaired. 'Rather than delay travel, | nenr for full nfoemacton” &+ A" O3 | oftered by the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.| <™ e % il nique passengers will be transferred around the % Pl A Paul railway, the short line to Chicago. A washout in wagons, trains from Denver THE WONULKECL BOACK HILL clean train, made up and started from e e GO e e having been made up to convey passenger Omaha. Baggage checked from residence to g on the east side of the washout into Denver. Altenshorssanonldifnow destination. Elegant train service and [egd 19 the clizterithailahaaiX amonth C“rle e. However, they are full of expedients All about the Black Hills—historic, instruc- | courteous employes. Entire train lighted by [ Of this year have been rejected. This was Expect Ralns to Lower Bids. at Unlon Pacific headquarters and if the break | Ve, Interssting to a greater degree than | electricity and heated by steam, with el recommendation of the city council com 15¢ Per Bottle. takes longer to repair than is now expected, [ 0¥ Other part of the wast. light In every berth. Finest dining jttee on public property and building the Unfon Pacific will probably. run. Laak to| . The Hot Springs o South Dakota are | eervico In'ihe west with mesis seron & which reported that with the fine prospec T AL Onkley, Oakley to Colby and thence west | NETe: : 4 carte.” The Flyer leaves at 6 p. m. for good crops, much lower bids might be 8 over the Rock Island. Delegates to th Najianal Educational as- | from’ Union depot expected in thirty days. Meanwhile he . R X A ARG N B sociation meeting at Denver, holding tickets | ity ticket office, 1504 F: present contractor will furnish the provender washout has occurred and it may necessitate | furniig thronsh the Blaric ol Fate: re- e oeead Munro Takes Hold. U 5 Ul turning through the Dlack Hills. Prof ONLY 831 a pocling of Issues between those two sys. | Cl ot Fremont Normal school, Fre- tems to got around the breaks in thelr tracks. | mont, Neb., will' personally conduct an . ex The n Pacific will have little dificulty | cursion pariy on this trip. Consult him or g t 8 special N . exc s, 5 ! o ent F. E. & y 7 1 Fo he Y. P. 8. C. E. conventig the Wa. the position yesterday It is thought m J > e ‘v‘r“{:nl;lnmin AL S AuieXeuralons ek the nwreatiagontn., Bg M- VIOrIL Dast Wil sl tto) ¢ above rate July 5th to | improbable that any change will be made in [ Q. The place where they sell as good a em out of Kansas City, those | Pacific railway for further particular pagh willisellitiokataratahovevate July;slite | (BIERAIE, SIS 1 e “und B R e A AnaRa Ly, Witioss 5. R BUCHANAN, G P A, | 9th inclusive. For tickets or folders g o clerical ferc Rl riiea s e ot - work as two men who are “under thence nor to Grand Island and west to e o full information in regard to routes, limits Denvet over the main line, making but a few Two Grent Fxeuralons to Hoste ete., call at Wabash ofice, 1415 Farnam st for 10¢ anywhere @ hours differcnce in actual 1 : Via the Lake Shore & Michigan Soutt o write G. N. CLAYTON WM‘! o 1 A H Lato telegrams at headquarters indicated the | Ry one. In July and one. in. Kiguse. o | W. B Aw, Omata, Neb, the weather,” and do it better. Q E George F. Munro, chairman of the Board To Boston and Return Via tho Wabash, [ of Public Works, entered upon the duties of | 1513 Tyodge-st , second door west of P, A well man can do as much washout would be bridged by cvening and | fars for the round trip. Stop over at Niag — L WEET» —SAVORY ——SATISFYING THE HOTE trains sent on, ara_Falls and Saratoga if desired; also by Time Cari. 3 T e e A B i T boat one way between Albany and New York | Lake Manawa railway time card In con- the represantative argan of the hot : box of I\I[)ans T'abules in the office 3 T 4 .| at the option of the passenger. Stop over ¢ nection with Council ~Bluffs at all thy T“A London_trult p141.|ll 1.’1;‘ Sacramento | also be made at Chautauqua on return trip. | Leave Paxton hotel at 8:28 a, m q i 1hel esday morning, composed of five cars filled | Regular Summer Tourlst Tickets to the | 4:20 5:01 § k now publishing A L 3 T | P with pe s and pears. It will be run |many delightful mountain, lake and seaside | 9:19. 9.36. 10:3% pa el pdyertising e \’Vl] save nired ne [). through to New York fastor than any pas- | FSorts of the east are n sale. Com 4 nawa . m., 1:07, 3:33, 4:3 DOLLS NUALLY with the newspap senger train ever traveled between the Pacific | Plete list of routes and rates, with any fur 7:10, , 8:00, 8 It 18 now pubiis wplete Lt of all and Atlantic. From Ogden the Union Pacific | LheF Informatlon desired, will be promptly | 9:30) 10:30, 11:40 p. m. mer Lieort Hetels classified, and pla o amo wiil ‘bring 1t (o Council Dluffs and the | frnished on application. B."P. Humphrey, | * 0 Sundays and holidays trains will run e S G I L NPT Vanderbilt lines will take it from the Blufrs | . P o Tianias 1Ly, Mo 0i K. Yilberi| otfener, plain, Clinton county, Lake Champlain the to New York, making close connection with | ‘Y5t Pass. Agt,, Chicago, " R Hotel Bresiin, Luke Hopatcong, N. J.i the the American line, sailing Wednesday. This T Ladies Attention | West End, Long Hranch, ete., éic : Is the first London special of the season ou g Superfluous hair, warts, moles and brown 1t s the only paper publishing all about hotels B v la ool the & Wil o 0WC1 1t you have the rheumatism or neuralg spots removed by the “Elecirie Process.” Sen T o Tion o order | prices the fruit will bring on the London | 1Y Kidney or uterine trouble, are emaciate Corns, bunions, ingrowing toe nails, treated L 2 h f of American company, or at ‘any hotel — b = orders baths, before goin to the expense of Medicated and Electric baths, also massage 2. The Hotel Reg ency e Evreywhere Wo a trip, try our baths & Y an AarerlunceqiARnlAAion ta s iRt Think of the theusands of hams auarters for wil Kot 5, rating and gen We find some one who has been cured by | ., o0 i have Turkish gn Ruasian, qu di- “LADIES' BATH ROOMS and bacons that go out from R e Hood's Sarsaparilla, and people on all hands | curiar M oubs sad fot iih aialphur, Mer 109 and 110 Bee Building. South Owaha taily! Wo select Aare praising this great medicine for what it | “'{ op FUbS A hot milk baths (Only exclusive ladies’ bath parlors in Omaha.) L MCCREW has dono for them and their friends, Taken | i..chdants firat class ) ! $ b But the beat: auemiar sthotbrand ; 1 7is oniy In time Hood's Sareapariila prevents serious | [} ogok® B¥ A1 educated masseuse, CUE P EXCORSION RAT “SWIFT'S PREMIUM.” Smoked T e SPECIALIBT | iliness by keeping the blood pure and all the Ladles: Turkish baths and physical cul- — Romely CALTHOB froe, 'l « WHO TREATS ALL organs in a healthy condition. 1t is the | “F° Parlors, 109-10 Bee building Via the Burilngton Konte. lightly — trimmed _nicely —extra / rantee that €uunios wii PRIVATE UISE‘SES great blocd purifier, Spirlt Lake, Spicic Lake, *p'eit Lake. Here are the Burlington route's best offer. mild—not salty. Ne man could bl"r:ilifl’:rhrt_.l\u'iru'mh v na o rhrough slespe: NP S ings in the way of reduced rates ake them better. STOKE Loat Vigor. 2 doreo Hood's Pills become the favorite cathartic ‘.‘,?,..:"'ff’.,,- A ut.r‘f,} 4 l,',”i“l'“ To Boston, Mass., July b to 8; one fare for make them by £ L'se it and pay if satised. ] MEN ONLY with every one who tries them © per OX. | Liake at 6:10 p. m. from Webster street depot. | the, round trip, good to return until August ¢ FOR SALE BY St VAN MO OO ‘gary oo uarantesd, S —— - L eet dep To Denve ole o Spi e nitou. anc Amer i, Cinsanat), Gt L JURTS UXperionce. Cheap Kates 10 Loulsviide, Ky The Inke is the same, accommodations a little | , 79 Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou. and 5. 1, Buffett 81880, 1th Kt = > Bearn (n Omak: better, fare a. Hitle Tower. Clty. omer 'ti€ | Pucblo, July 4 to 8, $19.00 for the round trip B Bugh s 64 ; : are in O | Farnam street. Depot, 15th and Webster | €200 to return until September 1 Wi Fle I (g 1ath & Far OMA A, NER. motor line &and hotels. it 3 ica, and lar Ripan's Tabules: $old by druggists, or by mafl it the_price ts a box) 1u gent to The Ri- pans Chemica pany, No. 10 Spruce st., N, Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern railway will, during the G. A. R. encampment, Louis- 't X Iy L ket Rk e T AL R s L Paroam attost 3 w &30 Faraam 8t ville, Ky., sell excursion tickets September | *tFe€ts: . R. BUCHANAN, G. P. A il Riatly v younball (s “L“‘.‘."'C.‘,‘h.“..fi' 194 Dontae & 8 to 11, good returning until October 5, from (ina Bama Tt TR —— o —_— —— Heimrod & Hansen, St. Louis to Loulsville at a rate of not ex- e anng Teige p Excuraions Eust and West. Langa Groe O ceeding 1 cent per mile. Address J. M the roynd teip to allpolnia within 200 | ‘poston ana return. ans fare for the Pound Tt O Ui ¥ irnam St Chesbrough, general passenger- agent, St 8. Tho Missouri Paclfo will™ sell July | (in™iickets on saie July & to 8. Demver ar Hiton {118 Yarnm it Louls, tor further particulars, 3t and 4ib. Limi\ tor.return July Call | Colgrado Springs and Pueblo, $19.00 for th Pohu liame G Bt - 8t clty office. N. B. coruer 13th and Farnam, | young trip, tickets on July 4 to 8, g 8 Dreitas, 210 Farnam St Summer Excursions. or depot, 15th and Webster streets, A b LA T ) RN For full information in regard to summer ————— for return passage till September 1. Three [ § Mo lio 1813 Mo = v speclal excursion trains from Omaha to Jos; Houa excursions apply at the elty ticket office of | 9w Changs e :‘"‘J" i Denver, Saturday, July 6, at 2:55 a. m E AN i) e the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pawl railway, | Chicago, Rock Islan Pacifle mailwaz'n | 110 b o it ad iy 6o At D808 5D Pamons, Yo loth BE. - " 1504 Farnam street, F. A. Nash, generai | Chicago vestibuled limited leaves at 4:40 p. m. | Iafand. ket amios 1608 arnam rary 1ol ek T ag o . EXACT SIZE RFECTY agent. | Lincoln, Fairbury, Bellevue and points south ; HoA /n(fillru‘ o and weit 6 6:6 . ANGNTEWEN d ki, Bin TUE MERCMIILE 1S TG FAVORITE TEN CENT CIGIR Attention, Knights. b e Omaha lodge No. 26, Knighta of Pythius, | Sammer Tourist Tickets via the Wa Pha elibs olad e Slia & concart: and SWIFT AND COMPANY, ¥or sale Ly all First Class Dealer uufuctured by the Will hold its next regular meeting July 5th. | Are now on sale; for folders giving routes Ul members are requested to be present. | rates, eo., call &t Wabash ofice, 1415 Far- | Leavenworth Juls 4° Abmsssion ree r'.‘r"e! SOUTH OMANA, NES. F. R. RICE MERCANT'LE (?;’?As"‘fo-:u 4 ADOLPH HARTWIG, C. C. | nam street, me, display 1o (4o evealng | Z actory No. 804, St Louis, Mo