8 THE DAILY -THURSDAY , MAY 11 , 188
THE DAILY BEE.
Thursday Morning , May 14 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES.
Wanted -Fifty ladles tor Congrcw of
Natlonn , to travel. Address Immediately ,
1) . b. Gerry , Ornnh * V. O ,
Mr. John U. WtigtnanV condition still
continues to improve , nnd the doctors now
hftvo Rtronpt hoircs of his ultlmnto recovery.
The Oinalu Gloa Club , at LlncolnTTneT.
< l y night , Appeared before one of the Urgent
and flnott audiences over asaomhlcd In the
capital city ,
A lot of barricading lumber and lignal
lamp ) wera stolen by tramps TuosJsy mornIng -
Ing from Mr. John F. galley on St. Mary's
avenue , near South tucnuo.
Mr. Shriclclen is makinc nctUo preparn
lions for the opening of the Omaha tltcun
next week. Ho can bo aeon moat any day
training his educated pony on Thirteenth
street ,
While n funeral procession was returning
from the cemetery yesterday morning , one of
the loams driven by a Mr. Bronnan became
frightened nnd ran away , badly damaging the
buggy , No ono was hurt.
The examination of the young colored
man , Albeit Grcon , on a charge of bastardy ,
woo hold before Judge Anderson Tuesday
afternoon , and on the testimony of the girl
bo was bound over in the turn of $000 , which
ho furnUhed.
tj II. K. Gunner , better known as the
' Harry" of the Grand Union Tea Co. , h-xi
accepted a situation aa city salesman with the
Omaha Flour Co. Harry Is to bo congratu
lated upon this substantial recognition of
merit by ono of the moat enterprising firms
of the city.
Monday night thieves viaited the 1'mmot
house , owned by Mrs. Durgan , near thn Hock
Island dopot. They entered a room occupied
by Conductor Templeton ; of the Milwaukee ,
and n brakoman. The former they relieved
of n wallet and $5 , the latter of a coat and
veet No clue to the thieves ,
Wo learn that aomo benevolent ladles of
ono of the churches in the city have secured
from the Lyceum Bureau the renowned
Stuart Honors to appear at Boyd's Opera
Iloueo in hia role of mirth , art , pathos and
sentiment , on Monday , May 25th. The receipts
ceipts are for charities.
Judge Stonborg was called upon for the
fifth time yesterday morning by the
mother of a boy who had been
"insulted" by his employer. The
woman was after "satisfaction , " and her
demands wore quite importunate , which led the
judge to remark that there ought to be a spec
ial court for the complaints of old women and
cranks ,
The funeral services of Mrs , Minnlo
Drexel were conducted yesterday morning at
St. 1'hilomena cathedral , nnd were very largely
atlended. The remains were buried at the
cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre , the follow
ing gentlen.cn acting nj pall bearers : O. H.
Goodrich , K. S. Livesey. Charles Croighton'
H. S. Smith , TA Crowell and F. B. Lowe.
Complaints arc being made by people
living in the vicinity of the nail works to the
effect that all filth from Qualey'a soap fac
tory and two or three slaughter houses m
that vicinity is allowed lo flow down a sraal
In I creek that passes there into the heart of the
[ , I I city , creating n stench along the route that is
extremely disgusting , Helief la loudly de
manded.
For the past week , J. K. House , a civil
engineer , baa been setting stakes through that
block of vacant property south of Leaven-
worth street , near Twenty fourth , known as
the Marsh estate , a body of land containing
twenty-five acres. It is stated by those who
know , that the youngest heir will bo of ago in
Juno , therefore is going to divide his land
into town lota , with a view to selling it.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
hold a meeting Tuesday night in police court.
Bill ? to the amount of $250 , covering the ex
penses of the parade and ball of the Gthinst. ,
were allowed , and twenty-fivo honorary
badges ordered. Several abort speeches were
made by members and stories of former
times recounted. It is the intention cf the
members , although the company is disbanded ,
to keep up the meetings until July , when
the city Is to pay $2 000 for the apparatus
owned by them. This money Is then to bo
divided among the members. The following
olHccra were unanimously elected to hold un
til all accounts of the company are finally
settled : President and foreman. Chas
lustier ; treasurer II. 1'undt ; secretary , 11
G. Ilyley ; trunteos , W. J. Kennedy , J. F ,
Shooloy and Ed Wlttig.
PEUSONATj.
Harry C. Robinson , acent for the Sid G. .
Franco dramatic company , was In town yes-
toiday.
C. G. Craig , manager of the Charlott <
Thompson company , in at the Millard ,
Patrick 1'gan , the well-known land league
of Lincoln , Is in the city , stopping at tin
Millard.
Mr. A. B , Davenport , of the Millard , is in
Chicago in attendance at the annual conven
tion of the hotel men's association.
At the Canfield : George Jay , Randolph
la. ; Mrs. II Garrison , Plattsmouthj M. W
llyerson , Grand Island ; Jumei Sweet , Nebraska
braska City ; T. J. Taylor , J , M. Harmon ,
II. S. Colby. Sheltoii ; William Armstrong
Lincoln : 12 1C , MoMichaol , Ord.
George II , Button and wife , Auburn , Neb.
Dr. I. M. Barker , Grand Island ; W. H Lit
tie , T. M. Marquett , Lincoln ; T. R , Orr
'Poucaj James Reed , Nebraska City ; T. W
Lowroy , Thomaa Caucherau , Lincoln , are a t
the Millard.
Henry D , Boyden , Grand Inland ; John II
Roe , Kearney ; J. II. Colling , Cheyenne ; T
C. Hitchcock , Gibbon ; Charles Lever , Bowden
don , England ; II. G , Hand , Cheyenne ; I'
II. Nicholson , Lincoln ; J , N , Dryden , Kea
uey , arant the Paxton ,
At the Metropolitan ; A. G. Hastings
Lincoln ; W. J. Biles , Aimworth ; M. J
Tolle , Kmeraouj A. 0. Spandia , Grofton ; P
E. Ruth , Pouc ; H. O. German and wife ,
Blair ; A. D. Allen , Rising City ; George J ,
S uirei , Grand Island ; Henry Stain , Mo-
Cook , and John S. King1 of Hastings , Neb.
State people at the Metropolitan yesterday :
D , A , Seare , Albion ; L. Kryger , Lyons ; W
A. Harding , Oakland ; I ) , A. Allan. Rulnp
City ; B , W. Hoyle , I'onca ; M. Ljoholm ,
Oakland ; J. K , Adams , Teluinah ; J. P. Hj-
mer Stockpile ; Bernard Dolan , J. M. K
Martin , Llucoln ; J. W. Comb ? , Rising Citj
3 , L. Jobneon , Stromeburg ; V , L. Hick * ,
Coleridge ; J. W. Hitchcock , Harington ; T
R , Leighton Platttmcuth ; H. D , Aihlej
Dcciturd , Mrs , J. Collln * , Grand Island ; 1)
M , O'dulllvan , Humphry 0. Davit , Llncoli
A. J. Kenny , Red O'oud ' ; G , W , Gulp , Ne'
main ; Mlts A. Stcphenson , Mils J Bartlett
VorV , and M. I'uhlcr , of Nebraska City
.Neb.
THE PORTLAND PARTY ,
From Pocatello. Iflahd , to Pleasant Val
ley , Or.gfln . ,
"Soda " ami "
Springs" tlio "American
Frills" Picture of Snake
Itlver Valley.
Special Correspondence of The BEE.
ON BOARD THE Tium , HUNTINQTON ,
Oro. , May 11. To wiito n lotlcr on
board a fait movlngtraln , nuild the gossip
of the jolllcst company cf business men
who over mot together , is not by any
moans an easy task. Through mountain
gorge and canyon , over flowor-cirpcted
valleys and rnohlng streams in Idaho ,
the train aped at a forly-milo gait , hearIng -
Ing the Omaha excursion party to the
soa-klsicd city of Portland. There is no
rcotion of ( ho United States yet scon by
the writer that In all the elements of
natural bnantyandattraotlvcnots of scen
ery , of foothill and vnlo , lofty , snow
capped peaks and far-reaching grcon
plains , relieved by rushing , crystal
streams , whoso pathways , like the track
of a serpent , wire In and out among
the willows , cottonwaods and flower-
brash that fringe their either border ,
and < n groou and gay costume present a
foreground to the lovely picture , in which
the great line of palc-blno mountains
loom up grandly In the distanoa. Surely
nature COEIUS to hayocreated this sp'ondid
country with a smile , and the emtlo has
crystalized Into a landscape 1
THIS 18 A OHAZIMl COUNrHY
principally , and equal to the boat on the
continent. As far as eye can reach all Is
green save the ash color of the sagebrush.
Ddincatlo stock In herds mingle with the
timid , hiding rabbits , that absolutely in
fest this region on the lowlands , while
deer , antelope and boar are found In
abundance in the higher lands , and
mountain Ho in , nhcop and the stately elk
are seen in numbers among the crags and
peaks that tower above and beyond them
Babbits ere a nuisance in Idaho , and
men make a business of killing and
capturing thorn for food and the terri
torial bounty paid for each pair of rab
bit's ears.
Lot the reader go back for twenty
four honra and take a good look at
SODA Sl'IUNGS.
It is impocslblo to do more than glvo an
outline of the myriad objects of interest
that rush and crowd upon the eye as ono
moves joyously on.
On Friday afternoon , before the tips
of the surrounding hills had been made
to glow by the gorgeous rays of a setting
sun , the train reached the Idaho foun
tains of beauty and health. At Soda
springs station , on the Oregon Short Line
railroad , In Bingham county , Idaho , ono
thousand nnd twenty miles from Omaha ,
the visitor will have no d'fficnlty in pro
curing carriages , or , if ho prefers It , in
walking a mile or little moro to the Soda
springs. A llttlo more than a milo north
of the track is found the celebrated
Hooper spring , bubbling and boiling In
the midst of a cluster of moro than a
score of lesser tprlngswhich ccsnpy a
space beside the waters of the clear ,
swift-running tributary of Boar river ,
Into which , just a llttlo ways below , It
empties. This stream is filled with
trout of the finest quality , and of Itself is
the fisherman's paradise. The par
ty gathered about those won-
dare , first in amazement , then In ad
miration , and presently , each with
goblet filled to the brim , was quaffing the
learning , crystal waters to the frlondsand
loved ones at homo. And surely no men
over drank deeper draughts of bettor and
sweeter irator than they did on Friday
evening last.
The chemical elements of these waters
are soda , iron , snlphnr , arsenic , magnesia
and carbonic acid gas In proper proportion
tion to make them what they now are
known to be not only a delicious bevor-
ngo , but one whoeo health and beauty
giving properties entitle them to rank
among the wonderful waters of the world.
They have proved a cura and restora
tive In numbers of instances where men ,
women and children suffered from all
sorts of billons and irrojular liver trou
bles. They are Invigorating to an extent
that Is simply marvelous ; they are cleans
ing , purifying and appetizing , and their
arsenic properties operate like magic on
the complexion and good looks , as the
roses that mantle the cheeks of the ladies
of the vicinity give highest evidence of.
They are remarkably palatable and pleas
ant to the taste ; gently laxative in
their effects , and can bo drank In co
pious quantities without any unpleasant
consequences. Located In a gent'y ' In
clining basin , whoeo surface is clotlud In
lovely green , surrounded by an almost
circle of beautiful hills whoso snow bon
neted crests shone like silver in the
evening sunlight ; close beside a rail
road station on a continental highway
and in a most plcturotquo locality , the
Soda tprlngs possotsos a present that Is
wonderful to contemplate , and promises
a future that will give them rank with
the celebrated and popular watering
places of the oatth ,
"Forward for supper , " cried out the
two captain-generals , and then boqau
that
WILD , DUSKY HIDE
of which your last letter told , a rldo that
will make no less memorable the smooth-
noes of this now track than the lightning
speed of which the company's engines
are capable. Mercy , how wo did "skip
the country" to o tch the west-bound
passenger train at Pocotillo , where a
sumptuous supper awaitoJ the hungry
party , to which they paid the compll
moats to the cook of nearly eating the
landlord "out of houaa and hems. " That
train was overtaken.
"AWAY FOR THE AMEKIUAK KAILS , "
rang out the conductor's voice on the
gathering darkness , and again the train
sped on to the crossing of Snake river.
"Look , yon newspaper follows , hero are
the falls , " said an Oinaba gentleman , and
out upon the platform crowded the ln <
mates of the "Merlin" and "Bagota"
forgetting for the mom nt tbo merrj
chat of the teveral groups of gostippors
to Hitfii In unspoken awe to the roar o
rushing waters.
The tapd train "slowed up" as [ tin
uroat Diiortlng engine first set foot npon
the bridge that spans the Snake , directly
over American falls. It was an hour o
nore after twilight ; the evening longs o
the yellow-breasted willow birds were
Irowncd In the deep bass notes of the
ailing river ; and es the long line of care
crep as If In dread , over Its slondn
ron pathway , the deep blue aky , tlecket
with patches of the evening mist-cloud ,
oaned tha light of its stars , that oact
tBger eye might behold the ruihlng
nmincr , tangled waters as ( boy broke li
vlld disorder from shore to shore In theli
( valstless daring , The mofst breath o
he inlet was blown npon each wa'.che :
1 vhllo the airghij ; waters , crotted will :
creamy foam , gave n sigh of relief when |
all unharmed , they gathered their broken
fragments to continue a l&ng , winding
journey to the great Utah lake ol
mysteries.
Once over theso/alls , the Omaha party
retired to sloop and 'dream of beloved
ones and lion trout and soda springs ,
rushing streams nnd the pleasures of the
morrow , and awoke at G on Satnrdaj
morning , side tracked at Shoshone City ,
twenty miles from the famous "Falls , "
of which yon will bo told hereafter ,
As this sentence -written the train
rolls into Hnntlngton , the
POINT OP juxenox
of the Oregon Short Line and the Or
egoa Railway fc Navigation com
pany. It Is a pretty little village ,
important because of being the connect
ing point of those two railroad routes ,
and pretty because , now and clean , it
nestles upon awide , green level , aat
amidst broken and plcturotqno hills.
D. 0. R.
B. II. Douglass and Sons' Capsicum
Cough Drops are manufactured by them
selves and are the result of over forty
years experience in componndlng cough
mixtures. G
A GEEA.T INVENTION ,
By Which the 1'coploTIll Have But
Ijtttlo Uao for Goal or Gasoline ,
Yesterday evening a reporter for TUB
BEE saw in operation at the Omaha
itovo repair works , 111 North Four-
lOenthstreet , a great Invention , which is
catlnod to bo an everlasting blessing to
.hoeo . who use coal or gasoline for fuel
do their cooking or heating ,
The Bangs patent , the Invention ro-
'erred to. Is manufactured by the Na-
loual Heat and Light company , of Boson -
on , and Is a process by which ono part
of oil and throe parto of water are de
composed and formed Into n hydra-
carbon gas for cooking and heating pur
poses , It can bo used In all stoves and
anges , and is destined to be the fuel of
the future , making a great saving in
, Imo , labor and money.
Tnp stove , as soon at the Omaha Stove
Repair Works , win a common cook
stove , with the grate taken out and the
attachment put in its place. Its sim
plicity and perfection are simply marvel
ous. The oil Is lot Into the attachment
by moans of a valve , through which It Is
only possible for a certain amount of oil
to pass and by which the amount
of fire required Is regulated.
The water is fed to the
burner by an automatic valve. All the
obj actionable features of a steve ara
avoided. No kindling wood , no ashes ,
no dirt , and no odor or replenishing of
fire , Turn the cock , apply a match , and
pour frre Is made , and before your kind-
ing wood was formerly well lighted ,
your oven is ready to bako. For broiling
It Is far superior to coal , bakes in one-
half the time , and it will do anything an
> ll stove or a coal stove will do , and has
ha advantage In the summer cf not glv.
ng out any extra heat when not wanted ,
'or as soon as you cloio the valve the
itove begins to cool , where with coal It
ikes a much longer time. It ia the
jroatost Itibir and money saving Inven-
ion ever offered to woman. No invon-
lon of any ago has been of such uni
versal interest , and the most practical
ixports have unqualifiedly endorsed it ,
> ud predicted It would work a revolution
.a heating.
Everybody who ban used ono is onthu-
lastio in its praleo. It appeals not only
; o the pocketbook , but to the taste for
: leanlinoES and convenience. For cookIng -
Ing the work can bo done moro quickly
> nd moro satisfactorily than with coal or
wqod so say the ladles who have used
hem , and for no consideration would
, hey have the attachment taken out. An
irdlnary cooking steve can bo run by this
process at a cost of one-half to ono per
: ont per hour , according to the amount
if fire required. The oven is heated
quickly , and above all evenly. Danger
'a impossible , or oven accident. The most
; lrnid lady can easily be convinced that it
Is a thousand times safer than a kerosene
lamp , and that it la eafcr than oven coal
or wood.
Mr. W. A. Ruhe , of New York city ,
and ono of the firm. Is In the city and
tias this great invention on exhibition , at
.ho Omana Steve Repair Works , where
ho is making his headquarters at present.
Thosa who would like to BOO It can do so
by calling there this week. Mr. Ruhe
ixpecta to have an agency established in
his city in a few days for Douglas
iounty , when the attachment will bo
placed on sale. Ho is now simply on-
agud in selling county and state rights.
Ifwo are not mistaken coal bills this
Ummer and next winter -will bo consid
erably les than last year , as every ono
> vho sees the invention Is perfectly taken
iVith it.
See Dr. Panglo's caicl on the fifth
Page.
OHEYENNE EEDDY.
Xho Crook who Calls Himself Fat
Glhson , a Well-known Char
acter Sent Up ,
Judge Stenborg put Fat Gibson througt
the mill yesterday , and sent him up in
default of $1,000 bail , to await the action
of the grand jury at iU next mooting.
Pit Gibson Is the man who was arrested
ast Monday evening for fleecing en un
suspecting and verdant country youth
out of § 10.50 at the Union Pacific
depot. He at fust tried to
got his victim cash a chock of $300 on
the Omiba National bank , drawn by J ,
51 , Skinner & Co , in favor of J. W.
Howard. Previous to this racket , how
ever , Gibion bad hired the young man
to herd cattle for him on a ranch out in
the western part of the state , and repre
sented that he hadn't enough money to
pay his hotel bill. The victim
turned over his pile , $10 50 , where
upon Gibion slipped aay , ahot
up an alley and disappeared. In an
hour afterwards he went back to the do-
put , supposing of COUMO that the bry was
gone , but In this ho found himself mista
ken. The confiding lad was there , saw
hit "friend , " and stayed with him until
they run across an officer , and then had
him arrested , This man Gibson Is well
known throughout tbo wast as one of the
most notorious toughs living.
His right name , and the ono by which
everybody knows him , is "Oheyenne
Ruddy. " Ho was arrested at the state
fair here last fill , along with eovoralother
scoundrels of his stripe , for pickinc
onckets. His chances now for a term in
the penitentiary ate good. Ho fs held
on the charge of attempting ta pans
forged check.
Buy gasoline and oil from Omaha 0 >
Co. Cans furnished and dt live red. Of
See 1400 Donijlai it. A.M. Kotchen , Mgr ,
CHEMICAL COMPOUNDERS.
Annnal Meeting of the Nebraska Phar
maceutical asccialioo ,
Representatives 1'rcscnt from All
Parrs of the Stuto Mostly In.
for m nl Mutters Ycitordny
A Visit from the low *
Brethren.
At 't o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Nebraska State Pnarraacatlcal association
convened In annual session at Masonic
hall , corner of Sixteenth street and Capitol
tel avenuo. The association will continue
Ui meetings through two or throe days ,
and In the meantime return a visit made
to them yesterday by tholr Iowa breth
ren. The oflicers are :
Norman A. Kuhn , president.
H , H. Whlttlosoy , secretary ,
0. M. Lighten , treasurer.
The meeting wns called to order by
Mr. Kuhn , and the secretary proceeded
to read his annual report , It stiows that
the membership of the association at this
time numbers 250 druggists , and of these
tifty-ono have addad their names to the
list dnrlng the past year.
The roll call yesterday was responded
to by 0. A. Goodman , James Forsysh ,
N. A. Kuhn , F. H. Oroshel , A. M.
Onjonl , Charles J. Dantach , 0. 0 , iold ,
M. Parr , George W. Parr , Carry Klttlo ,
H. T. Olark , 0 car Grcsiholl , T. J.
Smotsh , Omaha , Nob. ; F. A. Brainard ,
Genoa , Neb.j 0. W. Doty , Friend ,
Neb. ; W. A. Ver Bryck , Alma ,
Neb. ; Will Oalhaway , Fu'lerton , Nob. ;
D. B. Weber , Arlington ; T. 0. Morgan ,
Hardy ; W. A. Harding , Oakland ; James
Racd , NobrAtka City ; Hobert Brash ,
Ashland ; M. E. Shnllz , Beatrice ; George
El. Bailer , Anburn ; L Krygor , Lyons ;
Frank P. Zlmmor , Grand Island ; A. C.
Spiudan , Unfton ; M. Sjoholm , Jakland ;
A. J. Shepard , Kearney ; H. E. Wells ,
Junlati ; George L. AllonDambar , ; R R.
Shoror , Red Cloud ; Edward W. Boxten ,
Hastings ; W. D. Hasoor , Blair ; J. N.
Barker , Grand Island ; M. W. Ryeraon ,
Grand Island ; E : K. MoMichaol , Ord ; J.
A.daoia ( Tekamob ; H. Cook , Red Cloud ;
T. R. Orr , Ponca ; E. V. Roes ,
Detroit ; E H. Port , Auburn ; H. D.
Bogdon , Gramd Island ; Ohas. Chlnu ,
St. Paul ; T. H. .Davis,1 FJrth ; Wil-
jam Widener , Lincoln ; A. W. Atwoid ,
'Inttimonth ' ; G. A. Brown , .North
Bend.
A great many moro were expected to
rrivo on the night trains.
The treasurer road his annual report
, nd from that it ia learned that the re-
etpts of the association , since
ts last meeting were $333 83
nd expenditures $13814 , leaving
balance on hand of $195 G'J. This
would Indicate that the association is In
flourishing condition.
The following congratulatory message
was oil'ered , adopted and telephoned ta
ho Iowa association , which Is in soesion
t Council Bluffs :
The Nebraska State Pharmaceutical
issoclation sends greeting to the Iowa
State Pharmaceutical association , and
xtond a cordial invitation to visit us ,
now in session at Masonic hall ,
Omaha. N. A. KniiN , President.
GEOUOE W. PARK ,
ED F. CIIINN ,
Committee.
An hour or moro was then devoted to a
lonoral off hand dlscuesion of cocoaino as
.n anaesthetic , which is at present eqt-
ating the apothecary fraternity of the
ntiro world.
The Iowa association , coming over from
CquDcil Bluffs in a body , was unnonnced ,
ocelved , and given seats in the hall ,
' 'hoy were headed by their president ,
'bo occupied a chair on the plattorm
with President Kuhn , of the Nebraska
issociatlon. The visitors were :
iWm. 0. BryantCedarFullsTa. ; A. D.
jommon , Guthrlo Center , la ; Frank V.
'orry , Des Molnes , Ia. ; Norman Llchty ,
Des Molnos , la ; VV. T. Crawford , Das
rloine-J , la ; 0. A. Weaver , Dos Moines ,
a ; John B. Webb , Do Witt , Ia. ; J. H.
Hanlper , Davenport , Ia. ; S. G. Funk ,
"V-ularo , la ; Rasa M. Upson , Marshall-
own , la. ; C R. Wallace , Independence ,
"a. ; F. E. Halghton , Adcl , la ;
W. S. McBrldo , Marshalltown ,
a. ; J. G. Stooley , Dexter , la ;
A. V. Peun , Sidney ; HenryThormahlen ,
Boone , James D Stuart , Mondamla ,
Fred Lax , Cole ; W. J. Snmraervillo ,
Odebolt , R. H. Limonenx , Sac City :
I. P. Moroy , Storm Lake.
After speeches of welcome and ro-
ponees thereto , tha balance of the after
noon was given np wholly to social chat
and becoming acquainted.
Mr. Robert J. Brown , Loavenworth ,
president of the Kaunas association , Is a
Jsltor , and yesterday extended a warm
nvitatlon to the Nebraska association to
jslt their aninul meeting , which will bo
iield at Lawrence , beginning on Juno the
15th.
15th.At
At G o'clock the moct'ng adjourned
until 9:30 : this incrnlng , and the Iowa
visitors returned to their own nido of the
river. _
Every lady uses Pozzoni'a medicated
oomplexiou powder. It la a houtoholo
roasnro. The madam finds It impossible
o go down town without first rubbing It
on. If the baby cries aho goes for the
.roll box. Jf the"old man" comes homo
ruffed or chafed , because business Is dull ,
otc , Pt zz ni's powder cools and allays
'its troubles. Then all Is gladsome jay.
No family should bo without it.
THE OLD TEMPLE ,
The haul ; County Olllccr Has Moved to
His Now Qututcriton
the Hill.
The old district court room received a
parting farewell yesterday from
the list of those who have
heretofore bton its cfliclal In-
heritants and gives way to much finrr
grander , and moro modern quarters , for
tbo indwell ng cf justice. But to the
old temple , while it otandr , will tliaji
memories of past events , identified with
Us history , that furnish food for
an avalanche of thought. With n
its walls have rolled and
echoed the touching dequeue-
of gen'lomen ' richly endowed wi h
nature's greotes1 gifts and deeply versed i.
the Intrlrao'os ' of legal lore and l < tarn ng ;
men who have trod the bill-lop of fame
and loft their mark ehtnlng among tht
stars A. history of the litigations that
had t'uir ' beginning In this old cdilici
would fill volumes It might also ba in
teteatlng to note the long llnu of judicla
dignitaries who luvcjfrora tlmo to timi
expounded and dispensed thn lair here
In its most general aud comprehenslvi
teneo. Some of them still live ; other
have crossed the dark river.
When tint constructed and opened t
the public there was not a more com mo
lions or Imposing court room to bo found
, ny place a'ong the "Big Muddy. " But
ivlllzstlon'a progress and developments
have made It possible for something
hotter , therefore thu old Is dlicardcd for
a now structure , which stands without an
qnal In any western city , Mr.
jams , clerk of the court , nnd
his deputy have boon very busy
Inoo yesterday morning , moving their
docket' , papers and records , and Air.
Crowoll Is just ai busy getting the effects
of the elionfTs office truuferrcd , A alight
hitch occurred np at the now building ,
"
ut nothing of any particular moment.
The sherifl merely objected to taking the
oomasslgnodhitn because of its Inconvon-
once to the court room , being on the
leer below. This Is remedied bv allow-
ng him to take what -was first Intended
'or a jury room , Immediately over the
north entrance and off from the court
oom.
The only creatures loft with the old
uildlng now to keep it company are
hcso who ( jot run In , for violations of
municipal regulation , the basement still
being used by the city for jail purposes.
IEST YOUR BMINB POM MAI
Drjtndi Adrortla it ai Mitotut/ ] *
TllTCST :
P I M o n top down on A hotttotnuntl htftttd.tnfii
otnova thecoTer and ninoll A UierntH will no * b * rr
ulrid to d t ot the pmenco of ammonia.
DOES NOT CONTAIN AJIMONIA.
ITS lIElLTIlFtLJESB JUS NEVER U1.E1 (
In K million liomei for * qunrter of century It bil
taoil the consum n' rellablo tnt ,
THE TESTOFTHE OVEH.
_ _
PBICE BAKING P01VDER CO. ,
UiKCR * Or
Dr , Price's ' Special Flavoring Extracts ,
TbtiroPVMtnioitdt1eloDi ( fcndDttartl flavor In
Dr , Price's Lupulln Yeast Gems
lor Light , II althy Bread , The Doit Dry IIop
Ye&itln the Uorld.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS.
CHICAGO. - ST. LOUIS ;
CAMELLINE
FOR THE
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.
The undersigned physicians of San
ranclaco are fumilfar with the composl-
ion of the principal articles used for the
iomplexlon , and freely certify that 0AM
ELINE Is harmless and free from all
loiaonous or injurious substances.
0 Lane , M D OF Coepor , M D
H H Tolanu , M D S W Dennis , M D
R A McLean , M D J M McNnlty. M D.
0 B Brgham , M D J O Shaffer , M D
Benj J Dean , M D W Carman , M D
H Gibbons Jr , MD W * yer , M D
J Clarke , M D T Bennett , M D
W H Bruney , M D W Hammond.M D
' M Lorye a. M D W F McNutt.M D
C L Bard , M D A J Bowie , M D
H L Slmms , M D J C Shorb , M D
H Stallard , M D F A Holman , M D
O McCaettonM D J Rostmstirn , M D
0 0 Keonoy , M D J D Whitney M D
M Wilder , M D T Boyson , M D
H Powers. M D C G Konyon , M D
R Swan , M D I S Titus , M D
L Door , M D J L Meares , M D
W Keeney.M D T Price , M D
Holland , MD H Gibbons , MD
Madame Adelina Patti ,
Writes ; " 1 shall have to repeat the
ralros of your CAMELLINE heard from
all sides
For sa'o ' by
H. T. CLARK DRUG CO. , Omaha ,
And nil first class druggists ,
Apollinaris ' .
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. " >
"f/s purity offers the taf security
against the dan eis which a re common
to most of the ordinary drinking
watos , "
London Medical Record.
ANNUAL SALE , 10 MILLIONS.
OfallGrfccn , Druggists , &Mlu. llrat. Dealers ,
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
C OWING & GO ,
JOBUKII3 II
WROUGHT IRON PIPE ,
.nf.lle ndl .tlruo
Load Pipe and Sheet Load.
uorrrmsJioSTKAJI rinrs ,
IMIJI1LLJMHI1HFHH.L I inl g ,
Haute'Das and steam Filters'
IRON & BRASS GOODS ,
ENGINEERS' SUf" > * IES ,
14lh&DodaeSls. OMAHA.IIEB
DE , PUHEK ,
Urnduato at the University Viemm , Aus
tria , Law durcec.il to the Military Hospital ,
of Vienna. Will do a general Medical and
Surgical practice , AH calls in city or country
promptly attended. Olhco at tha Oirmha
Medical and Surgical Institute , Corner 13th
Street and Capitol Avenue.
TIMILEN SEEING
EASIEST . . . . Uttt.
ludei M eaty wllhontpcr
too at two. 6prlnS
lengthen nd shorten according loth * vi lght thay
CStrjr , EqusUly well adapted to rough country rod
= d tee drives ol dtlc § . Manufactured and told bj
til ItiiiM ojiUai Builder * and Dealsra.
AUctlraof joutlifuHinprudeaco
I'romatura Decay. Nervoui Uobilltr . . , . ] , oit
Minhoud. ' ' ' - - ' ' - ' - v.n
rer
_
AftrorlU ireicilplloa of & Doled ( poclalUt
Hied. ) nrujeliU ! uflllK. AddreM
OR. WARP * COn
iRoyal" the only absolutely pure baking pow
der made , -Action of the New York State
Board of Health. *
Under the direction of the Now York fctntc Hoard of Health , eighty-
four different kinds of baking powders , embracing all the brands that
ould bo found for sale in the State , wore submitted to examination and
analysis by Prof. C. F. CiiAxmisn , a member of the Stnto Board and
President of the Now York City Board of Health , assisted by Prof. ED-
\vAiu > G. LOVK , the well known late United ? lutes Govumnont chemist.
The official repoit shows that a largo number of powders examined
were found to contain alum or lime ; many of them to such an extent as
o reudnr them seriously objectionable for use in the preparation of hu
man food.
Alum wns found in twenty-nine samples Tins drug is employed in
baking powders lo cheapen their cost. The presence of limo is attributed
to the impure cicam of tartar of commerce use ii their manufaclur
Such cream of taitnr was also analysed find found lo contain limo and
other impurities , in some samples to the extent of 93 per cent of their
ntiro weight.
All the bnkiiig powders fcbo market , with the single exception o
Koyol , " ( not including the alum of phosphate powders , which were long
since discarded as unsafe or inefficient by prudent housekeepers ) are
made from the impurecieam of tartar of commerce , and consequent 1
contain lime to a coiresponding extent.
The only baking powder yet found by chemical analysis to bo entirely
free from limo and absolutely pure is the "Royal. " This perfect purity
results from the exclusive me of cream of tartar specially refined and
prepared by patent processes of the N. Y. Tartar Co. , which totally re
move the tartrate of lime and other impurities. The cost of this chemi
cally pure cream of tartar is much greater than any othcr.aiid ou account
of this greater cost is used in no baking powder but the "iloyal. "
Prof. LOVE , who made the analysis of baking powders for the New
York State Board of Health , as well as for the Government , says of the
purity and wholesomeness of "Royal : "
"I have iested a package of "Royal Baking Powder' which I pur
chased in the open niaiket , and find it composed of pure and wnolesonio
ingredients. It is a cream of tartar powder of a great degree of merit
and doss not contain either alum or phosphates or any injurious sub
stances E.G. LOVE , Pn.D. "
* [ NoTK , For full details of the official fiction of the Now York State Board of Health
on the subject of Baking Powder ? , sco Annual Report of the Board , transmitted to the GOT-
crnor , February 8,18S2 , paRoa 559 to 080 inclusive. "
Established 1865 >
Jewelers and Dealers
ARE NOW OFFERING
Pianos and
Either for Cash or Easy Payments
GREAT BARGAINS IN
DIAMONDS WATCHES ,
Full Lineof Sheet Musicnd Books.
Northeast Cor. Farnam and 11 Hi Sts , , - OMAHA NEB
fc JiOLTJD ,
Manufacturers of Ornamental
Dormer \Vlndrms , Window Caps , irctillloSkv-tltlitB , &o. Tin , Iron nutl elila Itoofora , r'l
316 South 12th StreetOrr atu Nob. Work ilono In any part of the country.
.Remember that when you buy a lot in Soutli Oma a , you got 0,000
fqnare teet of ground , equ.'l to three lots 50x00 , tr six business lots
< J6xGO , With this you have the advantage ot alloys 20 feet wide and
a street 80 feet wide.
When yen are buying real estate ; nscerraiu how much LAND you are
getting tor your momy.
To secure these largo lots while they are cheap. You can get ground
now at 2 rents a square foot that will bo worth five times that amount
in three yearH.
&ond for a K8ap of South Omaha.
Address , 216 S. 13th St. , Omaha , Ne b
M.'A. Upton Ass't Soo'v and