8 THE DAILY BEE -TUESDAY , MAY 12 , 188
THE DAILY BEE.
Tuesday Morningi May 12i
LOOM , BBEVITIE3 ,
The worthleM dogs muit go ,
The city council will moot to-night.
That court house picnic is to come off on
the 28th ,
Yostrday's receipts nt tha county treasury
were $501 92.
Justice Soldon tried his hand yesterday
at the work ot pronouncing n marriagn ere-
many , nnd joined together A pair of Bohe
mian ) Joseph Stelger nnd Josephine Drdlft ,
, , The subject of the ! lecture at Urclgaton
college on Tuesday evening , 12th Inst. , will boone
ono which oicitcs a great deal of interest In
the city nt prciont : "Rabies , its nature and
moans of preventing it"
As Rev , M. Stone was attempting to
board amoving street cnr yostccday morningho
loit his footing nnd wan thrown to the pave
ment , striking in such a manner at to dlslo *
cata his right arm , The Injury is a very
painful ono ,
The committee soliciting stock for the
Omaha Fair fool that they cannot spare moro
time from their business nnd therefore urge
the citizens of Omaha to como forward and
subscribe the balance of the stock in order to
make the fair n success.
Mrs. Minnie Drcxol , wife of Coroner
Drexel , died yoatorday morning about G o'clock ,
nftcr a short illness , ngod twenty-two years
and ono day. The funeral services will beheld
hold Wednesday morning nt St.t 1'hilomena
cathedral. Mass will bo said nnd the remains
interred at the comotry of the Holy
Sopulchor.
Rev , J. A , Brodrtck loft yesterday morning
for Burlington , In , , on business.
Mrs. R. W. Chamberlain and son left yes
terday for Worcester , Mass. , to visit friends.
Mrs. Emma Gordon loaves to-day for DCS
Momes , IB. , nnd will make that her future
homo.
Henry Mies , who has boon hero visiting
his many friends left yesterday morning for
Norfork , Neb. , where ho is connected with
the Union Pacific road. I
At the Millard : Ed. M. Coffin. Ord ; 8. S. <
Switzer , riattsmouth ; J. B. McMillan ,
Portland , Ore , ; I" . M. Marquette , Lincoln ;
3 > . P. Lillie , SprlngBeld , Mass.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin H. Price are nt the
Millard on their way to San Francisco. Mrs.
Price is moro familiarly known to the public
as Dannie Davenport , of theatrical fame.
Mr H. M. St. Clair , n prominent attorney
of Plamb Crock , was in the city yesterday ,
but left for homo last night to defend Long
and Powell , tht ) Brighton ranch murderers.
J. Care , Covington , Ky. ; H. M. Sinclair ,
Flum Creek ; James Slovens , Shelton ; 0 ,
Boohlor , Jr. , and wife , Blue Hill ; C. 15.
Magoon , Lincoln ; A. 0. Colton , Beatrice , are
at the Pax ton ,
At the Canfield : E. C. Graham nnd wife ,
Marshall ; F. C. Dodge , Wood River ; James
Batchelor , Lincoln ; Mrs. C , A , Yates , North
Platte ; R. T. Maxwell , Clark's ; J. T. Jack-
on , North Lonp ; II. P. Judy , Do Witt ;
W. R Kelly , Lincoln ; Joseph Hoppock ,
llichwcod , Ohio.
At the Metropolitan : W. W. Bride nd
wife , Rivorton ; T. J. Cummings , Craig ; M [
Burns and daughter , York ; J. C. Kahn ,
r ( Schuylor ; Henry 0. Miller , Grand Island ;
" ' W. H. Clinton , Lincoln ; I. 0. Whiteslde ,
* ' Am-ora ; Clarfc Ward , Indianola ; J. H. Rlch-
iS * . ards , North Loup , and T. R. Leighton
Plattsmouth.
HEAPED OFF.
A "Wedding that was to HRTO Oc-
cnrrod at * 1 O'clock Yesterday
Nlppoil in the Bud ,
A very ordinary looking individual
calling hlmaolf Ezra Ebrlght , meekly entered -
tored the county court room yesterday
morning , and naked Judge McCulIoch for
a marriage license. With his usual ,
pleated to-accommodato - all - candidates-
for-tho-matrlmonlal-yoko style , the judge
dropped every thing else , and soon had the
desired document made out. Miss
Oora Bowman appearing aa party of the
< aocond part. Aa Mr. Ebrlght started to
I-- ' go , ho expressed his thanka at being BO
[ ; nicely treated and promised to return
h promptly at 4 o'clock with the object of
F his affections and have Judge McCal-
\f \ lough perform tbo ceremony for them.
p. This arrangement wni satisfactory all
L around and the judge commenced 1m-
K mediately to study np anico little speech.
; , . , ; But before the anxiously awaited hour
came another little event occurred nnd If
tbo couple got married at all
Judge McOullongh was not the
man who married them. Abont 2 o'clock
p. m. hia front door swung open again
and In walked an extremely repulsive
looking old woman who wanted to ascer
tain whether ono Ezra Bbrlght had ob
tained a marriage license within the past
month. Being Informed that ho secured
that coveted document only a few hours
before her arrival and would bo back
- . with his blushing brldo at 4 o'clook to
P get spliced , the old woman
' vehemently declared that she would bo
there , too , and proceed to give them a
S picnic. Then she entered Into an elab
orate story about how , years and years
ago , when aho was a fresh and handsome
young girl , brigh had courted and mar
ried her and la still her husband ] ,
though they bavo been living apart and
in the city of Omaha for the past four
years , She alao asserted that he has never
boon divorced from her. Aa Air. Ebrlght
and hia Intended failed to put In an ap-
pcaranco at the appointed hour ,
or any other time , and aa
the old lady did not return again U la
supposed aho must hare headed them off ,
aomo place el o and blo < k d their move
ments. She waa after the gentleman red
hot and proponed to nip hia llttlo game
in the bud.
fltnbbcil.
Sunday evening John Holmes ( col
ored ) residing on California street ,
got into an altercation with John White
( colored ) at the corner of Tenth and Cap
itol avenue , when White drew A large
knlfo and stabbed Holmes In the right
cheat , Inflicting a dangerous wound , Drs.
D/sart , Mercer and brown were called
and dressed the wound. They consider
the wound a dangerous one , though not
Eocossarlly fat I. Whlto did not remain I
to 040 the result of his victim's injury
but fled , and his riot yet been appre
hended.
Now Watches from 83.0 to $500 each ,
at Kdholm & Jtrlckaon'a. <
A RIDE TO PORTLAND ,
From Laraiie to Pocalello ; tough
Coalfields , SageM and Tnuu&s & ] ,
Over Grcon Vnllcrs * nd Along RipI
pllng Rlvorg Wnyaldo Scones
nml Incidents.
FRIDAY , May 8. At 0:20 : Thursday
evening the Omaha-Portland party halted
at Laramlo and received the visit of a
atnt
number of citizens who called to pay
their respects. Among these was Will
11at . Kent , now editor of the Boomerang ,
and once well known In Omaha.
Leaving Laramlo the train kept its
westward way without accident , having
previously passed Sherman , the highest
point on the Union Pacific road and near
which stands the Oakes Ames monument
ment , which by reason of the darkness
and falling snow , was Invisible.
The night passed in frlandly chitchat
and refreshing sloop , preparing all for the
nice breakfast in Grcon River , which
Mrs. Johnson , writ known to the Pax-
ton's guoats , had prepared at the Desert
honso.
At Rock Springs a fine view of the
IMMENSE COAL BEDS
was had. That entire country for miles
Is ono continuous bed of coal of the Gncst
quality , and the mines now open supply
750,000 tons per year , filling the great
lack which the railroad people so feared
In the early days of the Union Pacific.
General Freight Agent Shelby gave the
BRE roproaontatlvo many useful and In
teresting facts touching the discovery ,
developments and yield of thcso most
valuable properties , to all of which the
stir and activity of the camp bore elo
quent testimony.
Passing along to Granger and bidding
adieu to irlonds bound for the Golden
Gate , the Bogota and Merlin sleepers
were switched on to the Oregon Short
line train and then began the
NOBTinVZSTWAUD JOXIUTEY.
which will continue to Umatllla Junc
tion , Oregon , 758 miles away. The O.
S. . L. runs to Huntlngtun , C-10 miles
from Granger , thence the train moves
via the 0. R. W. & Nav. Co. 'o Port
land j , 0-14 miles from Granger and 1820
miles from Omaha. From Umatllla Iho
route Is nearly directly went , 180 miles
to Portland , the metropolis of Oregon
and the northwest.
The route passed over to-day after
leaving Granger Is Interesting , plctnr-
esquo and lovely. The wide , level val
leys ' of Ham's Fork , of Green River and
of th'o Bear river are clothed in green
grasses on which great "bunches" of
fatted cattle were hero and off yonder
peacefully grazing. The faces of thoao
valleys are dotted with miniature lakpa ,
on whose crystal waters flocks of wild
forrl dlvo and sport In the merriment of
their artloas life , and their sides are bor
dered and fringed by rolling uplands
that In places arlza to the dignity of
footstools to the mountains beyond.
Upward and upward , higher and high
er , the has way mounted to-day , and
nearer and nearer grow the
CASCADE KAHOE ,
whoso cloud-piercing peaks catch with a
klas the winds of the Pacific sea on their
passage to the east , and , In the form of
rain , give them back like "gentle dew
from heaven upon the place beneath. "
Near "Border , " on the Idaho line , as
a reminder that the Wyomingplains were
left far behind , the bright sunlight that
was flooding tbo beautiful valley , was
suddenly shut oat by a rain-cloud that
came down ,
BOILINO o'en THE HIILS
and bursting upon the darkened plain ,
washing the port faces of the frisky
prairie-dogs and' baptizing the green
young grass. At its coming , on cither
aide along the bordering foot-hills , rosy-
cheeked daughters of the lowlands were
seen hurrying about their pretty cottage
homes , "taking In" the bright-colored
apparel of "fatner and the boys , " which
hung side by side with theirs of finer
texture upon the homoHko clothesline
Ah ! the wonderful progress of this
mighty and splendid neat Indeed it Is
A wild land of earth , and atone and tree :
Wnere breathes no costl'd lord nor cabin'd
slave ;
When word and thought , and men are free ,
And friends always welcome , foes find a
grave.
And where none kneel , save when to God
* , they pray ;
Not oven then except In their own way !
At Soda Springs station , in Blngham
county , Idaho , are the magnificent
"SODA "
smiNds ,
that are already famous and destined In
the near future to become of world lo
repute. Of theao moro full in
will bo given to-morrow. Suffice it now
to eay that the two Bloopers in which the
Omaha party travel were cut looao from
the train and thus
, an opportunity was
afforded to visit the
springs , aomo ono
and a half mllod fatant from the line of
railroad.
UJTHER DRAKE'S TRIAL.
|
I During the day the party were all dis
mayed aa the whisper passed from ono to
another that Mr. Luther Drake , who had
already made himself beloved by the
members for his pleasant , genial and
gentlemanly deportment , bad been caught
during the night taking articles of apparel
belonging to Messrs Rogers and Galla-
ghor. Men who had been chatting cheer-
lly looked at ono another in silence , and
with blanched cheek and pallid lips ,
Soon the whisper grow into loud com-
plant , and aa the enormity of the deed
became more clearly understood an ex-
curalonista' court was organized , and
Hon. J , 0. Oowln appointed judge there
of , with Jackman , of the Herald , mar
ahal , A complaint had boon filed with
the judge , charging the unfortunate
man with the theft of a tooth brush
( old ) , and a night robe ( unwashed ) , of
tbo gooda land chattels , oto. A jury , con
sisting of Messrs. Dawey , Urelghton ,
Metz , Norseman , Llnlnger and Huitln
were _ selected , the prisoner brought to
the bar , and M. A. Kurtz ap
peared to prosecute , The accused
pleaded not guilty and poverty , and John
II Donnelly was assigned by the court
to defend him. The trial waa deeply In
teresting and moat solemn. The wit
noiiea were many and their testimony
damnlrg and conclusive of hia guilt 1.
The poor man was abowu to have no
semblance of good character , and In the
argument of the prosecution he fairly
sank nndor the denunciation of tbo zeal-
ona prosecutor. Every act of hia lift *
yjwaa shown , until It win seriously dii-
cusaed if it were not beat to atop the
train and put him off alone In the dreary
waste to die.
The jury retired , and notwitbstand-
llng tha Pullman car porter ( Oharlea
Watklns ) , testified that tbo tenth brush
had belonged to the car for two years ,
and the night robe was left by Geonjo Q.
] Cannon , the mormon , in his last flight ,
they soon returned and handed in a
VERDICT OF GUILTY.
For a moment all was still ;
! then Jadgo Cowan , with great
emotion road the verdict and In scathing
Il terms pictured the nature of the crime ;
. its meanness , littleness and lack of cinso ,
and then sentenced Drake to the ex
treme punishment known to the "Oodo
of the Excursionists" to bo "shut np
each day for ono hour In the smoking
room with Lawyer Kurtz until ho shall
bo talked to death ! " Oh ! mercy what a
doom !
Whew ! how the BO two cars are flying !
1c They have hitched on a special engine to
catch the train which wont on from Soda
1I
Springs ; the telegraph poles appear like a
long , tall fence , and of the piles of rooks
I hero and thnro In the valley is caught but
I a glimpse then a flash and a vanish ,
"Toot , toot , " growls the engine , the
stat.on Is near , and thus kind reader have
paas'od the evening and the morning of
the second day. D. 0. R.
Every lady uses Pozzonl'a medicated'
complexion powder. It Is a honioholo
treasure. The madam finds it linpoisiblo
to go down town without first rubbing It
on. If the baby cries she goes for the
puff box. If the "old man" comes homo
ruffed or chafed , because buslnoaa Is dull ,
etc. , Pozzonl's powder cools and allay a
his troubles. Then all Is gladsome joy.
No family should bo without it.
MONDAY"MOBNING ,
Plenty of Arrests , But Four Appear
ances .Before the Court.
There were quite a number of arresba
made by the police between Saturday
and Sunday nights , but a good many of
the individuals so arrested were released
on ball , which they preferred to forfeit
rathof than appear before Judge Ston
berg yesterday morning. Thoao
bashful Individuals bore the
following names : Frankie Miller ,
O. Boon , H. Solluger , F. Sohull ,
Henry Lovl , Nels Nelson , Charles Dor-
soy , George Jordan and F. A. Oluoy.
Most of the cases were for Intoxication
and disorderly conduct.
George Smith came before the court on
a charge of disorderly conduct and dis
turbing the peace , to which charge ho
answered not guilty. George has been
selling songs around the streets , and with
his loud talk and other offensive ways ho
created conaiderablo disturbance around
the entrance to Wood's museum. Ono
of the employes of that institution , and
Officer Lowrey , who made the arrest ,
were on hand to prove the charge , and
Judge Stenberg sentenced the young
man to pay a fine of $5 and costs.
Sadie McBrldo was also arrested for
disturbing the peace of the city of Oma
ha , but oho pleaded not guilty and was
discharged.
William Jones was only a plain drank.
But as it was his first offense and ho a
hard working man , the judge was len
ient with him and allowed him to depart
In peace.
Merriam Bates , colored , was accused
of being an Inmate of a house of profit !
tution. Ho said ho was not guilty , but
the judge concluded to give him $5 and
costs. J. G. German , arrested on
the same charge , was discharged.
James Rossman was accused of va
grancy , but the charge was not sustained
and ho Is again at liberty.
Two boys named Morris Penvillo and
Will Rugg were brought before Judge
Stonberg , charged with using Indecent
language on the street. The woman who
made the complaint appeared In court
this morning , but it was decided to have
a jnrv trial , and the case Is to bo tried
before Judge Stenberg on Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
B. H. Douglass and Sons' Capsicum
Cough Drops are manufactured by them
selves and are the result of over forty
years experience in compounding -cough
mixtures. G
Bicycling By Steam.
Mr. L. D. Oopoland , of Arizona , ar
rived in Omaha Sunday morning , bring
ing with him a bicycle which is some
thing of a novelty In Its line. In fact it
Is the only ono ia the world of its kind ,
having been Invented by Its present own
er. Tbo bicycle la ono of the Star varie
ty , its peculiarity existing in the
fact that it Is propelled by
steam Instead of by foot power.
The little quarter-horso-power engine
which does the work is located just above
the amall front wheel , and ia as complete
a machine as ono could doslro. The
steam la generated by benzine , and the
englno is easily controlled by a contri
vance which makes it as cafe a mode of
conveyance as when run by foot power.
Mr. Oopoland Is now on his way to New
Jersey , where ho expects to have his
machine manufactured. Ho will re
main In Omaha this week , however ,
visiting his brother , who rcaldea at 807
Leavenworth street , and any person who
would like to see the machine operate is
at liberty to call.
Don't fail to read Mottor's prlco list of
groceries on 5th page ol this lesno.
Standing Off Poor Bfen.
It Is reported that Myers & Duffy , con-
I tractors on the grounds of the now school
building on Williams street , between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets , are not
using the men employed by thorn in a
fair minuet. The men say that they
have received no money for three
weeks , hut have been given
duo bills , which will not bo taken
except at a heavy diaconnt. They
have made numoroua complaints to the
contractors , but have been put off on the
plea that the firm had no money. Yes
terday , when they came to work , one
of the bosses appeared aa the eceno and
Informed them that work would bo dia
continued for the present. All the men
employed are poor and need the money ,
and should not be kept waiting for it
If the contractors cannot ralee enough to
pay them , they should abandon their
contract , and turn it over to some one
| who can pay.
1 Don't fall to read Motter'a prlco Hat of
' groceries on 5th pigo of this Isiue.
It is surprising to see the amount of
good an advertisement in the BEE will
do. T. N Bray , the Douglas street shoo
man has just received an Inquiry for
gnods advertised by him from Sherman ,
Wyoming. Printer's Ink pays well
LAWN MowEiia repaired at
EVANS' SEED STOKE ?
Krai Eatto Transfers.
The following transfers were filed May
0 , with the county clerk and reported
for the BEE by Amos' ' real estate agency :
Thomas J. Staloy to Sarah J. Staler ,
w d , part of stv | ne | of lot 2 , sec 10 , 15 ,
13 , In Omaha. $1.
Eunice D. Patteo and hnsb to Jacob
Kinfmann , w d , n 22 foot of lot 5 In
block 0 , In Omaha. $3,000.
Goo. N. Illcks and wf to Carroll S.
Montgomery ( trustee ) , w d , lota 39 and
40 , In block 8 , In Hanicom Pisco add to
Omaha. 81,800.
Augustus KonntzQ and rrf and others
to William MoDIarmld , w d , lot 20 , In
block 10 , In Konntzo and Ruth's add to
Omaha. $050.
Henry Lonfera to Peter S. Lolsonrlng ,
w d , B 12 feet of o 5 acres of s 18 0-100
acres of t $ of nw | of sec 20,15,13 , In
Douglas county. $1.
Jamoi E. Rlloy and wf to Henry C.
Crumb , w d , n CO foot of lot 2 In block
3. of sub-division of J. I. Rodlok's add
to Omaha. $1,250.
Skipped the City ,
It Is reported that a man named
' Norrls , who has boon noting as book
keeper and collector for several fir ran in
the city recently , has disappeared from
Omaha with money collected for persons
trho have lately employed him. The last
time ho was soon in the city was Friday
night , and at that time ho Is said to have
had In his possession $180 ,
which ho had collected for
Dennis Cunningham , n blacksmith on
Sixteenth street , and It is thought that
ho also had collected a considerable
amount for G. M. Hitchcock , who acta as
agent for Judge Crounao. Owing to
the absence of Mr. Hitchcock from the
city Judg'o Orounao was telegraphed to at
Fort Calhonn and arrived Sunday to
look Into the matter. So nothing definite
1) known , and no trace of the man Norrls
has boon found.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel ot pnroty ,
strength and wholesomenoss. Moro economical than
tbo ordinary klnde.snd cannot bo sold In competi
tion with the multitude of low teat , shorl weight
lum of physvhrto powdore. Sold only In cine
ROY All BAKING POWDER CO. . 109 Will SI ; N.Y
The Mirror
is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale ?
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
EASIEST niDIM
lUdei * CUT
lengthen and shorten according to the weight they
carry. Equally well adapted to roufh country rotds
C = i gae drives ot cltlet. Manufactured and ipjd b
all Uadict oolofli Builders tnd Dealer * .
CAMELLINE
FOU THE
COMPLEXION
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.
The undersigned physicians of San
Francisco are familiar with the composi
tion of the principal articles used for the
complexion , and freely certify that UAH
ELINE Is harmless and free from all
poisonous or Injurious substances.
L C Lane , M D G F Goepor , M D
H H Toland , M D S W Dennis , M D
R A McLean , M D J M MoNnlty , M D.
0 B Br'gham , M D J 0 Shaffer , M D
Benj J Dean , M D W Carman , M D
H Gibbons Jr , MD W Ayer , M D
J J Clarke , M D T Bennett , M D
W H Bruncy , M D W Harnmondnl D
A M Loryea. M D W F IvTcNntt.M D
0 L Bard , M D A JBowio , MD
H L Slmms , M D J 0 Shorb , M D
J H SUllard , M D F A Holman , M D
0 McCooBton.M D J Rostmstirn , M D
COKoonoy , MD J D Whitney M D
A M Wilder , M D T Coyson , M D
G H Powers , M D 0 G Kenyon , M D
B R Swan , M D 1 S Titus , M D
L L Door , M D J L MoarcB , M D
J W Keenoy.M D T Prlco , M D
GHollaud , M D H Gibbons , M D
Madame Adelina Patti ,
Writes ; " 1 shall have to repeat the
pralios of your OAMELLINE heard from
all sides.
For sale by
H , T. CLARK DRUG CO. , Omaha ,
And all first class drnggists.
Apollinaris
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. "
" 27ie dangtrous qualities of con
taminated drinking wafer are not
obviated by tht addition of wines ot
spirits1
Medical Officer of Privy Council ,
England. <
ANNUAL SALE , 10 MILLIONS.1
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
ARTICLE' '
ARTICLE'A
A NATrONAKl N 6ttSfT
1
THE SOURCE OF SAVING IS AN
Assurance of
To see is to realize more fctrongly than to hear of , nnd to see those Merchant Tailor Misfit nnd Uncalled
for Clothing Garments now on sale at tlio Misfit Clothing Parlors , J.31SJ Douglas St. , np-stnirs , the source o
your snvincr in easilv realized. Sea that
$25 00 Merchant Tailor Made sold for. .812 GO
35 00 " " 1C . 18 20
40 00 " " II . 20 30
45 00 " " It . . 23 00
50 00 " " I.II . 25 70
CO 00 " " II . 31 25
05 00 " " II . 35 00
PAHTALOONS.
V
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$ C 00 Pair Merchant Tailor Made sold for 3 00
8 00 " " " " 4 30
10 00 " " " "
5 00
12 00 4 " " " C 20
15 00 " u " ' 8 00
SPEING OVERCOATS.
Cut , made and trimmed in the highest art to be fouud in elegance unsurpassed outside of the
1312 DOUGLAS STREET-UP-STAIRS , 1312.
Open Evenings until 9 o'clock. Saturdays until 10 o'clock.
COWING &
JOBBERS IH
WROUGHT IRON PIPE ,
Biltrablt ud Cut Iron
350 : rc" a ? X w < 3r s ,
Load Pipe and Sheet Load
UOUUIISCTOV BTKiU I'lHTS ,
WINDBILLiNDDUITKHHX l'CHI'8 ,
PlomtiErs1 Gas and dteam Fitters'
IRON & BRASS GOODS.
ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES ,
14U1 & DodflO SU-OMAHA.NEB.
DR. PUHEK ,
Graduate ot the University "Vienna , Aus
tria. Lace thirepon to the Military Hospital ,
of Vienna , Will do a general Medical nnd
Surgical practice. All calls in city or country
promptly attended. Office at the Omaha
Medical and Surgical Institute , Corner IStb
Street and Capitol Avenun.
Omolui Medical & Sur
gical Institute.
" ' " v
13th St. , Cor CamtalAvo ,
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
of Females , of tbo Nervous Sjbtem , Prl <
Mite DUoaaesof the Urinary and Sexual organa and
Diseases ol the Head , Throat anil Lungs ,
Diseases treated by an experienced ircoltllat , nlao
clltcascaol the Heart , Liver , Stomacli , hidnojB , Dlail
der , Neuralgia , lV ouuittl'm , I'll'fl , CanrarB , eta ,
And all otlier diseases oltlio Throat and Lunea , treat
oJ by Medicated Vapors Bond lor lahalor
or circular on Inhalation ,
All dllcasoa ol the Blood , Urinary and Sexual Or *
gang , Prhato Dlseiecs and I'ilea Cured or no Pay ,
15 Yts.ro Hospital and PrUale Practice
Consultation and Examination Iroe
GillorwrltolorclrculaiaonchronlodlsoMca and deform
Itlca , DleeiBcs ol Koialca , I'rHato Dlsca e * ofi h
Urinary and Sexual Ortjans , Seminal Weakness , Ner
\om Debility or Kilnuatlon , etc. , cto , and our now
restoratho treatment ,
All Ictlera and consultations Confident 111.
Medicines eont to all parta of the country bv ex <
press , iccurely packed from observation , H lull do
ecrlptlon of case la given , One personal Interview
preferred If convenient , Open at all hours.
Patlenta from a distance can obtain rooms and
board ,
Address all letters to
Omaha Medical & Surgical Institute
18tb EL , Cor , Cap ) to Ave , , Omaha. Nob.
ASTHMA CURE
This Invaluable tpeo'flo readily and permanently
cure all kinds of Asthma , The mo t obstlnata and
IODK standing caiei leld promptly to It * wonderful
curing propertied. It It keown throughout the world
for Ita umlraled efficacy.
J t , oALDWKLU city T Incoln , Neb ; writes , Jan
19,183 C H nee utlog lr. lUlr's Atthmi cure , for
more than ono vear , tny wife haa been entirely well ,
and not even a sjmptem ol the dlieuehaj appeared
WILLI&M BKNNKTT , RIchland , I iwa.wrlteaNov
& 1.1883 lhave been atillcted with Hay fever and
Aithma elnce 1859 I followed your directions and
am happy to lay that I never elept better In my life.
I am glad that I am amonir the many who can tpcak
go favorably of your remedies.
A valuable M pigo trratltecontainingitmllarproof
from every State In the U , B , Canada aod Great
Britain ; will be mailed upon application.
Any druirglit not having It In etock will procured
to era st. Ask for Dr , Hair e Aethma Cure.
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DR. WARP CO , . LOP1SIAJO. W
AX W1EY
Established 1865. )
Jewelers and Music Dealers
ARE NOW OFFERING
Pianos and Organs
Either for Cash or Easy Payments
GREAT BARGAINS IN
DIAMONDS WATCHES ,
Full Lineof Sheet Musicnd Books.
Northeast Cor. Farnam andjJJji Sts. . OMAHA NEB
& JSO&TJE ,
Manufacturers of Ornamental
Dormer Windows. Window Caps. MetallloSkv.LlghtB , &o. Tin , Iron and slate KooferB ,
316 South 12th Btreet.Oixnua.Neb. Work done In any part of the country.
ESTABLISHED 1069
FIRE , LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Orricci
Con,14TH & Douo.ua STB.
COMSTOCK & ANGELL , Agents.
OUTH 0 MAH A
The Advantage of Settling in theNewTowa
Tbo title "South Omaha" doeanot moan thoiouthern part of the city of Omahabut iatho
narao of the thriving town commenclnp at the Union Stock yardj on tbo south , and extend
ing for n milo nnd a half north , nearly connecting with thecity limits of Omaha.
Tbo company have again concluded to tmtontalo 1,000 lute , aod let the rmrcbaiora of
the tama realize the profit which the enhancorl value of thene lot * ia sure to mako. It now
being an assured fact that South Omaha is deatlnod In the near future to bo the largest live
atock market west of Chicago , there can ba no doubt that this property In o few yeura mil bo
worth five or oven ton times the amount that it can be bought for to-day ,
Homo may auk : If thia IB to , why dc not the company keen it and realize tula profit
Tha answer IB , that In order to roako lots valuable , there must b improvements on or BUT
rounding them , and at ia the case in all new towns , special Inducements must bo ollorou
first to eet the people to take hold and build.
There are probably more such inducements offered by South Omaha than were ever pn
forth by any new town. The largo bushess dona by the stock yards company and the im
mense slaughter and packing houses together with their auxllaries nro no small foitnra mill
aggregate of events that are destined to make South Omaha a large pltce. Agun , tuo town
ia not an addition to Omaha , and is not liable for city taie , although it enjoys all tlw benefits
from the growth of Omaha that it would if It were just INHIDB the city limits , but bemji Ja t
ODTSIDK , only county taxes ara collected , which ore merely nominal. The town owns and
operates iU own water work * , which furnish an abundant supply of pure spring water. Dum i
my trains will ran aa the B. & M. and.U. 1' . railways every hour , stopping at the north end
11 site aa well aa nt the stock yard . The Thirteenth street horse caw will run to
nascall'i park this spring , and to tbo stock yarda At no distant day. The high altitude
and the location a healthy one. . . . . . .
Of courae there are those wlio do not believe that South Omaha will amount to much.
This kind of people didn't believe Chicago would ever be anything better than n cranberry
patch that Omaha would ever outgrow her village clothes , that there never could be any fruit
raised In Nebraska , etc. . etc. Who made It ivfnT The sceptics , or those that had an abiding
faith in the energy , intelligence and retourtea of this great country ?
For Information , maps , prices and terms npplv at the company's office , 210 8 , Thirteenth
BUoet , Merchant's National Bank Building , urut floor ,
. A. UPVONAa8l * 8ec'y and J9fana > \