THE DAILY BEEi-THTOSDA * , MAY 21 , 1685.
THE DAILY BEE.
Thursday Morning. May 21.
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
Gen , Sweitzer U in the city on n visit. Hi
many friends hero nro glad to see nnd we' '
como him among thom.
The board of education is racking its col
loetlvo brain In the attempt to secure bctto
ct of rooms for headquarter purposes.
The painting which is transforming ih
U. P. headquarters building Into ft red strnc
ture is progreoing rapidly. Th effect wll
be very fine , when the painting Is complete.
To thee doalers-Uefore you order yqu
robber boots nnd shoos fcr fall write to us lt >
prices. 2. T. I.mdecy ft Co. , Council Bluffs
Iowa ,
Thomas IJrady , n llght-BoRcred gent , wft
sent up yesterday afternoon by Juigo Bton
berg for stealing a watch nnd 818 from a man
nt the Slaven homo. Ho pot fifty days.
The anuuM exhibition a * , the Institute fo
the deal nnd dutnb will t ko place on Friday
the 22d nt 2:30 : p. m. No carls will bo issued
The public i ) cordially invited to bo present
The last grand Mny puty of the season
will bo given nt Masonic hall Friday evening
May 2U , under the management of W. Brown
W. J. Whitehouso , C. Cheney and J. R
Barnacle.
A woman named Belle Hewlett , living on
Ninth street , between Dodge nnd Capito
avenue , attempted sulcido yesterday by taking
morphine. The dost was small and emetics
saved her.
An Omaha drutnmor named Johnson pal <
321 into the police court of Cheyenne for th
privilege of painting that town last Sunday
He howled llko n prnrio zerhlr , but gave up
the duit ,
The Memorial Day services this year wll
bo conducted by Cutter Post , G. A. It ,
Comrade A. Alloo has been selected to net as
chief marshal , nnd Hon. J. L. Webster ns
orator of the day ,
A. U. Wyrnan , ox-treasurer of the Unitoi
States , arrived In this city yesterday , nnt
will make Omaha his futurj homo. Mr. Wy
man has bccomo vice president of tha Omaha
National bank nnd president of the new trusl
company ,
The Law Library association removed its
books Into the now courthouse Wednesdnynnd
will engage as librarian n lady who is familiar
with the use of the typo-writer , which wil
bo n great convenience to the bar in obtaining
transcripts of some of the records In the
building.
Marshal Cummings was so unfortunate
_ the other day as to kill the dog of a woman
'named Matilda Johnson. Perhaps he did it
intentionally. At nny rate Matilda's feelings
have boon harrowed as with the sharp end
of a duplex cyclone. She needs n pecuniary
salve for her wounded love. Marshal Cum-
micgs has been sued for $200 ,
Twenty-four druggists in this city and
ten from Lincoln , it is said , have been sum
moned to appear at n poison case which is
soon to como up for hearing at Wntoo. It
seems that n druggist named Lamb , of that
place , filled a proscription containing certain
solution of strychnine. In the course of n
week or moro the patient for whom the medi
cine was prescribed , died and an autopsy
rovoaledthe cause of death to have been
strychnine poisoning. Lamb was at once ar
rested and indicted for manslaughter , The
prosecution and defense are both hard at
work , each to gain their ends nnd havn been
operating most quietly.
PEKSONAU
Postal Inspector Steen returned yesterday
morning from Lincoln ,
Mrs. William Donnelly has gene to Fre
mont for n fortnight's visit.
Miss Minnie Wnlcott of Springfield Ills.
Is visiting friends in this city.
Miss ForbesNew York City.Is the guebt of
Mrs. O. H , Dorrance , at the Mlllard.
J. H , Humphrey , traveling agent of the
Chicago & Atlantic road , is In the city.
Sheriff David N. Miller has returned from
n month's visit to Toledo , Ohio , where he
was called to attend his sick boy. Ho has
returned , nnd with him David , Jr. , in perfect
health.
A. G. Peterson will leave his homo , Aurora ,
Neb , , to-pay , for n four months' trip to
Duropo. lie propo ca to visit the principal
cities .in England , Franco , Germany , Denmark
mark , Norway , and Sweden ,
Mr. M. O. Mnul , of the well known uudor-
tnking firm , received a telegram yesterday
informing him that his ulster and her infant
child had died m East Berlin , Pa. In this
ead allliction , Mr , Maul will ba accorded the
hearty sympathy of hia friends in this coin
munlty.
Miss Anna B , Waterman , an exceedingly
popular young lady , who m company with her
aunt , Mrs Perkins , came to Omalm last An-
guit from an extended northern tour nnd took
rooms nt the Mlllard , left Tuesday for Newport -
port , New York. Mrs. Perkins nnd Misi
Waterman are accomplished travelers , nnd
during their sojourn hero have made many
friends who hopa to again see them la
Omaha.
A , L , SpearmntifJ. K , Perkins , George
Hayword , Springfield : F. Saunders , Lock-
port ; G. K. Davidson , Norfolk ; It. P. Shel
don , Lyons ; A , 1) , Bcemer , II , S. Rollins ,
West Point ; H.B. Stout and wife , Louisville ;
W , C. McGregor , Santa Fe. ; J. Murfeldt ,
Newburub , Now York ; W. Daily , Peru ; Goo.
Hadkin , Nemaha ; B. F , Daily , Mount
Pleasant ; C. Kberhardt , Leroy , Wis. ; F. L ,
Gotten , Barney ; J , 8. Corpion , Council
'f Bluir ; Low Gibson , Atlantic , R. D. JOIIOB ,
Red Cloud , are at the Canfield.
L , J , hlowors , Oecpola ; M. D , Kecs , Jef-
fjrfonCity ; D. 0. Brown , Hastings ; 13. 0.
Came , Suwaril ; J , B , Hartwoll , Hastings ; J ,
Motcalf , Nebraska City ; N. W. Mndcett ,
Monroe ; J. L. Ohamberloiu , Red Oak ; Mrs ,
T , 0 , Horuady , lied Oak ; C. lj , Anderson ,
Philadelphia ; Frank Hall , St. Joseph , Mo , ;
G. J , Rubclnian , Doa Molnea ; A. II , Broach ,
Hamburg ; M. C. Dally. E. H. Barrett ,
Dunlap , la. ; M. C. Hlggins , Fremont ; H ,
Boardsloy , Olarks ; J. H , Keyes , Terra
Haute , Ind , ; and A , W. Reeve , Newark , are
ftt the Paxton.
>
At the Metropolitan : William Ilccht ,
Kearney ; Benjamin R. Gawdrey , Columbus ;
George H. Powers , Beatrice ; Tiiomai J.
Carney , Plattimoulb ; R , E , Livingston , Lows
Creek ; R , D. Kenyon , Hastings ; A , II
Harms , Hooper ; Lee S. Kstelle , Blair ; 0 O.
Sulley , Lincoln ; J. 0. Uniley , Huron ; F , W.
Levin * , Liicoln ; Mus Minnie Bur Denver ;
M. L. Biagliam , Worcester , Mats. ; W. K.
Hamilton , lUwllns , Wyo. ; W. W. Castle ? ,
Lviarlr , III. ; F , MoMarngsl , A J. Wrisht ,
Chicago ; Milton Reiier , Richmond , Ind , ;
George H , While , New York ; Charles F. )
Butcher , Burlington : George W , Holbruk ,
UostoDj W. Fmk , El in , 111 , ; nnd A. M.
JUtadj , Si.us Citj , Is.
MEDICS IN MEETING ,
The Tenth AnonalSessU of the Stale
Eclectic Society.
A. Now Stnto Mcdloal MnK zino lo bo
St-nrlcd Election of OfHccrs
Other Business ,
The Nebraska State Eclectic Medical
association mot Tnosday night In
tenth annual session In the
parlors of the Mlllard. A
fair attendance of members WAS pres
ent. President Isaaa Van Oamp was In
the choir , and Dr. J. M. Keys , of Pawnee
Olty officiated as secretary.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
lloll of officers called Absent , L. F.
Polk , vice president ; H. Y. Bates , trcas-
nror ; J. H. Woodward , A. M. Moore and
E. M. Butler , board of censors.
Report of committee on medical sug
gestion , consisting of Dra. McOarlaud ,
R. S , Grimes and W. S , Latto , was re
ceived nnd committee discharged.
The commlttco on the slain * of
cclcct'clsm ' In Nebraska , consisting of
Dra Southorland , Nichols and ilnslor ,
bolng absent , no report was made , and
the committee continued.
The following names were presented to
the association for membership : W. K.
Ohnbbnck , S. A. Schafer. Alex Coleman -
man , H. A. Fatrich , J , J. Young , It. B.
Crawford and S. B , Sutgon.
The board of censors bolng absent the
president appointed Dra. Litta , Keys
and Morton as such board pro torn. The
board reported favorably upon all appli
cants and they were all duly oloctcd
members of the association.
Next in the order of business cnmo
the election of ofllcorj , with the follow
ing resells :
J. W. McCasland , of Pawnee Oity ,
president ; 0. S. Stnrdlvant , of Atkin
son , vice president ; J. M. Keys , of Paw
nee Olty , secretary ; I. Van Oamp , of
Omaha , corresponding secretary ; R. S.
Grimes , of Lincoln , treasurer. Board
of censors Drs. Guild , Woodward and
Nichols.
After general discussion of ways and
means to permanently establish the Ne
braska Medical Journalmotion was made
by Dr. Grimes to appoint a committee
of three , consisting of Drs. Morton ,
Ohnbbuck and Kojs. After duo consid
eration the committee made the following
report : f-
"We , your committed , recommend forming
a joint stock company for the purpose of pub
lishing the Nebraska State Medical Journal.
That the shares bo fixed at $5 each and that
every member of the association be urged to
take ono or more shares. That the secretary
correspond with different physicians in rela
tion to the matter an urge their support of
the journal.
K. B. MORTON , i \
O. K. CHDBBUCK , VCommittee.
J. M. KEYS. )
On motion of Mr.'Grimes Messrs.
McOarland , Ohnbbuck and Keys were
appointed a committee to perfect the ar
rangements for a joint stock company ,
shares to bo non-asscsiablo and the
stock limited to § 10,000.
On motion the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted by the society :
WHEREAS , The eclectic physicians of the
state of Nebraska exceed one hundred and
fifty in number , who are located in all parts
of the state , and who hold distinctive princi
ples differing from bath the allopathic and
homeopathic schools ; and ,
WHEREAS , The professorship made vacant
In the medical department of the University
of Nebraska by the resignation of Prof. I.
VanCamp has not yet been filled by the board
of regents , leaving only two proressorshlps In
the eclectic section as shown by the catalogue
of said university ; therefore ,
Resolved , That we earnestly request the
board of regents to appoint a successor to
Prof. YanOamp from our number to represent
our principles in said medical department.
Resolved , That we as heretofore recom
mend E. B. Guild , A.M. , M. D. for said po
sition.
Resolved , That the secretary be required to
furnish the board of regents a copy of these
resolutions.
On motion a committee ) of two , con
sisting of Messrs. Grimes and Latta wore
appointed by the chair to print the con
stitution and by-laws as amended.
On recommendation of Dr. Guild the
applications of A. M. Curtain , of Hold-
redgo , and J , S Iloyt , of Oxford , were
received for membership.
General discussion of canes of Interest
was made the order of business and par
ticipated in by all members present till a
late hour In the evening , after which the
association adjourned til 0 o'clock of the
20th.
MOUNINQ SESSION.
Nine , a. m. , society called to oidcr by
the president , Dr. Van Camp.
On motion of Dr. Gnlld the work of
the association was divided into sections
of theory and practice of medicine , eur-
gory , obstetrics and gynecology and ma-
terla medlca and therapeutics , and the
following gentlemen appointed as chair
men of the different sections :
Mnterla medica and therapeutics , J.
H. Woodward , chairman ,
Practice of medicine , R. S. Grimes ,
chairman.
Obstetrics and gynecology , E. B. Guild ,
chairman.
Dr. E. B. Guild presented a paper on
puerperal fever which was well delivered
and led un animated discussion by the
society.
Bills were presented by Dr. Grimes
for postal cards for $1 20 ; nod by Dr.
Latta , postage and stationery , $4 00 , and
ordered paid.
The following delegates were elected
o tbo national convention to bo held at
Alloonn , Penn , , June 17th , 1885 : Alex
'
Dolman , W. S. Latta , H. S'Grimes , It.
B. Crawford , H. O. Hates , W. H. Bab-
cook , J. W. Key ? .
A vote of thanks was tendered the
iropriotora of the Millard hotel for cour-
eslea extended to members , also to the
officials of B. & M. and U. P. railroad
lues for reduced fara.
No other business coming up the aeso *
iatlon adjourned to meet In yearly se.s
ion at Lincoln the third Wednesday in
May , 1880.
Most of tbo members will leave for
holr homes before to.nlcht.
The IIlKh Hcliool Grounds.
"Why don't you stir np the sohoo
oard before breakfast over/ morning ? '
emarked an Indignant resident of Cnpi-
ol hill.
"Why , what'a the matter with their
Igostlve apparatus ? "
" 'Tain't that ; its the high school
rounds I am kicking about. The board
mt in a lot of shrubbery there two years
go , bnt U is all killed out. Now they
ire putting in more , to suffer the same 0.
ato. There Is ample play ground for
bo children within the clrculir walk ,
nt the scholars pay no attention
o orders , if they over roceiv-
d any. Saver * ! Inso ball ,
iamonds disfigured the green plots'G
and if the gardener objects the boy
simply tell him to go to hades or som
other summer resort , It Is A shame an
disgrace that such an elegant park shoul
bo cut np and the work of the girdono
destroyed as fist as It Is done. Some on
should bo given authority to keep old an
young off the grass , and a pollcoma
conld bo profitably employed there afte
dark , bouncing courting couples from
nndor the elms. "
"Give the board n lively blast , " an
the agitated kicker chatod his collar an
disappeared In the fog.
Seal of North Carolina Tobacco Is I
bost.
POLIOE OOUET ,
Brady nnd Cly | > ort Sent up Othc
BUHtnCHB.
In the police court yesterday morning
D. P. Anderson was arraigned on the ol
charge of Intoxication , Ho plead man
fully for mercy and the judge was at flrs
Inclined to bo lenient nnd lot him of
Anderson admitted , however , that h
had boon drunk onca or twice before
the judge finally concluded thnt it wonl
not do to lot him of ! scot frco. Ander
son succumbed to a fine of $3 and costs
James Tracy , a glib talking Irishman
was arraigned on a charge of disturbing
the peace. There had been n hot row
about six o'clock ' last night near a house
of ill fame on Eleventh and Capito'
Avenue , and sombody bad sent sovcra' '
brick bats crashing through the window.
Tracy had boon aeon lurking suspiciously
in the neighborhood at the time , nnd was
arrested as the king-pin in the fracai.
Ho Insisted stroncoualy upon his inno
cence to-day , howovsr , and his case was
continued for evidence.
Charles McGregor and Michael Slioii-
dan were two tramps , at least so the com
plaint against thorn alleged. They like
wise plead tenderly for release. McGreg
or , who claimed to bo an old Union
soldier , told a piteous story of how ho
had three small children in Terre Haute ,
Ind. , and how ho had loft the
Ho osier state to earn a living
for thorn. In the went ho had a recurrence
ronco of the old army disease , disrrhcui ,
was compelled to quit work , etc. , otc.
Sheridan's story was equally heartrend
ing. The judge , in a fit of good humor ,
released them both , on a promise to pro
cure work at once or leave town.
Thomas Brady and Frank Clay-
port were the two crooks arrested
yesterday for robbing n granger at the
Slavon house yesterday of $30 , while
brushing him off. Brady was sentenced
to twenty days In the county jail on
broad and water , and Olayport , who was
moro Immediately concerned In the rob
bery , was given fifty days. This latter
worthy is also accnecd of having stolen a
watch from a workman employed In the
U. P. chops.
Smoke Seal of North Carolina To
bacco ,
NOT GUILTY ,
Brldonbaugli Says that Ho "Was Not
Implicated in tbo Cole-
ridge Itior.
Tuesday night U. S. Marshal Blorbower
returned from Coleridge with the young
man , John Brldendangh , who is accused
of complicity in the criminal assault
upon Postmaster Pollock of that place.
Bridenbaugh was taken to the Mlllard
hotel , where ho was kept under cloio
surveillance all night. Yesterday morning
ho was taken into the room of Assistant
United States Distrlct Attorney Bartlett ,
whore ho engaged in an informal discus
sion of the charge on which ho has been
arrested.
Brldonbaugh denies in tote the serious
charges which are preferred against him
by Postmaster Pollock. In conversation
with a reporter for the BEE yesterday
ho told a story which , If true , ought
to release him. Ho eays that
the trouble first originated from an arti
cle which was published by Pollock in
the Cedar County Nonpareil , making so-
rions charges against him ( Brldonbingb ) .
The latter and his friends argued with
Pollock and endeavored to Influence him
to make a public retraction of the
charges. This the postmaster refused to
dp , and though his intimate friends urged
him to repair the wrong ho steadily de
clined to take any such steps. During
all this time BrJdonbaugh and Pollock
mot each other several times , and the
former declares that ho did not
draw a revolver on Ptliock
or make any threatening re
marks , bat that tbo latter did attempt
to flash a weapon on him. Furthermore.
Bridenbaugh did not make any threats
that ho proposed lo "do up" Pollock.
Qo admits , however , that the postmaster
seemed to bo in mortal terror least lie
should bo assaulted by him , ( Bridon-
biugh ) though for what reaion was not
apparent. So far as the as.'anlt on the
house , which was tbo Immediate causeof
his arrest , Bridonbaugh says that he
knows nothing. The attack was very
much exaggerated as only a few brick-
bata were tired through the windows. So
far in ho knew , no shots were fired .
Tno attacking party might have boon
composed of Indignant trionds of his ,
though ho had no reason so to believe.
Certainly , ho himself had nothing to do
with it. So far M the statement was
concerned that he was jealons of Pollock
because ho did not secure the Coleridge
pontoillcc , it WBB the sheerest nonsense.
The solo cause of the trouble was the
offensive screed in the columns of the
Nonpareil.
Tint , In brief , is Brldenbaugh's version
of the case , published as a merj matter
of justice to him.
Many cosmetics for the complexion
have from tlmo to time been upon the
market. But none have stood tbo test
as has Pozzonl's medicated complexion
powder. It la an absolute curative for
blotches , discoloration , freckles , eto. For
sale by druggists.
Foresters First. Ball.
The first grand ball of the Ancient
Order of Foioitera given Tuesday night at
Masonic ball was a brilliant and well at
tended affair. About fifty couples were
present and a programme of twenty-eight
dances gene through. Hoifman'a orches
tra provided the music and the following
committees cllhlated :
Committee of Arrangements John
Rnef , John Oanuby , John Elliott.
Raception Commlttee Wra. Falkner ,
. S. Watson , G. A. Stating , Dr. Erring
-
Floor Managers Edward Gowinner ,
Dharles Morrison , Edward Fernandies ,
3icar Gowinner.
Door Kt cpore J , D. Jamoj , J , T. '
jirvio , ]
DESERTED WOMAN ,
Th o fcart History ofn "Wife A Hrotl
ci's Scnrch ,
About the first of May a lady arrived
In this city late in the evening , on th
train from IIotro.'Nobraska. She gav
her name as Mary Jane Dovel and said
that she was In search of her husband
who , she chimed , had dcsotttd her In
Howo. She had with her a child and
when ndin
telligent looking , reached this city , she
was BO worn and broken down mentally
and physically that she was taken si ok
very soon , and died within a few hours
at the house of a lady whoso name
present can not bo ascot talnod.
Mis. Dovel said , just before her death
that she had boon basely deiortod by hci
husband , Virgil Dovel , and M she wonlc
probably never find him she did not care
to live.
A brief mention of these facts was made
ID the columns of the BEE on the eecom
day of May. The paper waa forwardot
to n brother-in-law of the dead woman
who Is living in Holt county , Missouri ,
This gentleman became at once very
much Interested In the caso. and doslret
to have the matter silted to the bottom.
Unable , however , from press of bntlneis
to attend to the matter himself , ho turned
the CASO over to another brother of the
alleged runaway hutbandn yonne lawyer
resident lii Baltimore , Md. This gentle
man at once Interested himaolf In the
case , and by the suggestion and dcsiro of
Ills wife and the immediate relatives of
.ho family , has como to Nebraska for the
nirpOEO of looking np the history of the
case , and to determine , if possible , the
Thereabouts of the child who was loft
jy the dead woman.
A reporter for tholBEE mot this gentle
man yesterday nnd engaged htm In
conversation upon the somewhat myste
rious subject. Vlrgl 0. Dovel married
its wife in Virginia something over n
lalf dozen years ago. They did not live
altogether happily while In the east ,
.hough Mrs. D. was apparontly.falthfnl ,
and rendered the wifely obedlonco and
roespoct while the husband was of kind
mil pleasant disposition and not addicted
; o harshness or violent jealousy. Finally ,
lowovor , hoping a change of homo might
servo to effect a changoof mutual feelings ,
ho oouplo moved out west
; a IIowo , Nebraska , where Mr. Dovel
Dought a farm. Hero , It was learned
.ho ill feelings between husband nnd
wlfo increased rather than diminished
and load , finally to separation. Just on
what grounds this separation occurred ,
: annot at present bo learned. The wlfo
s dead andtho husband has sold his farm
and gone away , perhaps with the deter
mination never to return , nnd the secret ,
may'never bn brought to light.
Mr. J. E. Dovel , the brother of Virgil
D. , has boon plying an assiduous searcher
or the mtselng child , but ser
r as his labors have up to the
irosent time revealed anything , there
s not the slightest clue to the miesing
mo. Ho Is anxious alike to provide the
ittlo waif with a homo , and to clear up
.ho . mystery of the mother's death and
he father' ; flight. He cays that ho , as
well ai the other relatives of the yonng
man Virgil Dovel , believe that whatever
act oE desertion the husband may have
committed , that he ww justified in It by
ho course of the wife.
Coughs , Cold and Sere Throat yield
oadlly to B. H. Douglass & Sons' Cap-
> nin Cough Drops.
Keal Eatato Transfer * .
The following transfers were filed May
0 , with the county clerk and reported
or the BEE by Amos' real estate agency :
Adolphua Clark and wlfo to George W.
Amos , lot 12 , blk 5 , in Park Place add
o Omaha , q c , $1.
St. Philomenas church of Omaha and
thera to city of Omaha , part of lot G , GO
> y 24.G feet , to extend Howard street , of
Omaha , q c , $1.
Charles J. Harbich and wife to Mary
J. Paxton , n 37 ft of lot 5 and n 37 ft of
w 22 ft of lotG , blk 138 , in Omaha , w d ,
S'JOOO.
Robert L. Garllchs ( slnele ) to Elbert J.
Harrow , lot 20 in Polham'd Place , In
Omaha , w d , $750.
John L. McOaguo and wife and others
o Louis Godola , si of lot 1 In Bonfiold ,
) ougla3 county , w d , $375.
Henry L. Stuart and wife to William A.
'axton , undivided J of ni of m J rf sec.
0-15-12 , Douglas county q c , § 250.
F. B. Johnson and wife to Will Blna
Graddy , lot 5 In Johnson's add to Omaha ,
xcopt s GO foot , w d , § 7,500.
Lonls J , hm ( single ) to Cjurria J.
VInrko , lots 1 and 4 blk 3 , in Cunning
ham's sab-division in Omiba , w d ,
81,800.
Gcorgo B. Tzjchnck ( single ) to Joseph
Jarker , lots 25 and 20 in W. A. Red-
ck's add to Omaha , w d. § 700.
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ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.
The undersigned physicians of San
Francisco are familiar with the compoal-
: ion of the principal articles used for the
complexion , and freely certify that CAM
ELINE is harmless and free from all
solsonous or injurious substances.
L 0 Lane , M D G F Cooper , M D
H H Tolano , M D S W Dennis , M D
R A McLoin , M D J M MoNnlty , M D.
0 B Brlghsm , M D J 0 Shaffer , M D
Benj J Dean , MOW Carman , M D
BL Gibbons Jr , MD W flyer , M D
J J Clarke , M D T Bennett , M D
W H Bruncy , M D W Hammond.M D
A MLoryca. _ M D W F McNntt.M. D
0 L Bard , M D A J Bowie , M D
I L Slmms , M D J 0 Shorb , M D
J H Stallard , M D F A Holruan , M D
0 MeCuostoUjM D J Rosenstirn , MD
0 0 Keonoy , M D J D Whitney M D
A M Wilder , M D T Boyson , M D
G H Powers , M D 0 G Kany'on , M D
B R Swan , M D IS Tituu , M D
L L Door , M D J L Mearos , M D
J W Koonoy.M D T Price , M D
GHolland , M D H Gibbons , M D
Madame Adelina Patti ,
Writes ; " 1 shall have to repeat the
> ratcc3 of your OAMELLINE heard from
all nicies.
For ealo by
H. T. CLARK DRUG CO. , Omaha ,
And nil first class druggists.
Omaha Medical &jSur
gictil Institute *
13th St. , Cor qamtal Ave ,
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
Dlprases of Komnlea , at thu Nervous System , Frl-
ate Diseases of tha Urinary and Sexual organs nnd
Diseases of the Head , Throat anil I.ungs , specialties.
Meeaees treated hy an experienced specialist , also
lecascaot the Heart , Liver , Stomach , Kulnoye , Blot ] .
cr , NeuralRli , Ilicumvtl'in , 1'llcs , Canrers , otc.
And all other diseases ol the Throat &nd Lurif n , treated
od by Utdlcitcd Vapora 8eml ( or Inhaler
or circular on Inhalation ,
AH diseases of- the Ulaod , Utinary and Sexual Or-
; an8 , 1'rUato Diseases and 1'lles Cured or no Pay ,
15 Yearn Hospital and 1'rlvnto Practice.
Consultation and Kxainlnatlon iroo
Iillorwrltoforclrcularsonchronladiseiecsanddelorro
JCB , Diseases ol Foaalcs , l'ri ate Diseases ot I
Urinary and Sexual Organs , Seminal Weakness , Nor
0119 Debility or Kxhiustlon , etc. , cto. , and our new
cstora the treatment ,
All letters nnd consultations Confidential.
Medicines sent to all parts of the country bv ox.
> rcs9 , securely packed from observation , If full do.
criiitlon nf case h git en , One personal Inttrvlow
referred If convenient , Ojicn at all hours.
I'ntlouU from a distance cau obtain rooms and
man ] ,
.ddrods all letters to
Oiuuhn Medical & Surgical Institute
_ 13th St. Cor. Capito A\c. , Oman * N > > <
DR. PUHEK ,
Uraduatoot the University Vienna , Aus is
tria , Late thirRocn to tbo Military Hospital ,
Vienna , Will do a general Modlcal and
Surgical practice , All calls in city or country
promptly attended , Oflico at tha Omaha
Medical and Surgical Institute , Corner 13th of
Street and Capitol Aveuun.
COWING & GO ,
JOCDKIIS W
WROUGHT IRON PIPE ,
Millrille inj ( ' ( Iron
01
OB" I rJ ? 1 > X TUT < 3r S ,
Load Pipe and Sheet Lead ,
HOUT1I1M/TO.V bTF.tli I'DII'S ,
Plumbers' Gas and steam niters'
IRON & BRASS GOODS.
ENGINEERS' SUSIES ,
UthiDodfloSls..OMAHA.NEB.
DREXEL , & MAUL ,
JACOB * )
UNDERTAKERS ! I
At the old et&nd KIT Firnira Bt. Orders by lets
rsph eollcltcj and prompt ) attended to. Tek-pbon-
Manhood Restored
KtllJ.uv FHEK. A victim of youthful Imprudence
rauilnv I'rematora Decny , Nervous Debilltr , Lout
Manhood , Ac. , having tritd In vain every known
reraedy.hadiscovered a iimplemeaniiof lf-cure ,
wblcu ha wlll nd KIU'U tolili fellow-iutffror * ,
tii i
V
HP-STAIRS.
1312
MISFIT CLOTHING
AND
Uncalled for Garments.
XTP-STAIRS
- ,
1312 DOUGLAS ST
CTO
AT THE-
New Orleans Exposition ,
GSrCXC
-HAS BEEN AWARDED TO THE
For Eemarkable Fine Quality of Tone.
( Excellence of Design ,
Perfection of Workmanship.
Call and see these Pianos , which take
FIRST PRIZE WHEREVER EXHI
BITED.
MAX MEYER & BRO , ,
G-eneral Western Agents.
TJbe Advantage of Settling in tha KewTown
The title "South Omalia1 doeanot moan thn southern part of the city of Omaha.but H tha
name of tlie thriyino- town commencing at tha Union Stock yards on the south , and extend
ing for a milu and a half north , nearly connecting with thocity limits of Omaha.
The company have apain concluded to nuton'salo 1,000 lota , and lut the purcha era of
the eamo realize the profit which the enhanced value of theno lotn is euro to mako. It now
being an assured fact that South Omnlia is destined In the tioar future to bo the largcat llva
stock market west of Chicago , there can bo no doubt that this property la a few years will ba
worth live or even ton times the amount that it can bo bought fur to-day ,
Some may ask : If this is HO , why dc not the company keep it and realize this proflt
The anawer It , that in order to make lots valuable , there imut bo improvements on or eur
rounding them , and ns ia the ciwo in all now towns , apodal luducBfcunta must bo olferol
first to ot the people lo take hold and build.
There are probably moro eucli inducements offered by South Omlm than were over pu
forth by any now town , The largo buainosn dona by the etock yards company and the tin-
menaoslaughter and packing houses together with their auxllanes are nomiial ] foaturom , iv
aggregate of events that are destined to make South Omaha a largo place. Again , the town
not an addition to Omaha , and is not liable for city taxes , although It enjoy * nil the benufiU
from the growth of Omaha that it would if it wcro just IN8IOK the city hmltu , but buine jurt
OUTSIDK , only county taxes are collected , which ara merely nominal , Tha town owns and
operates its own water works , which furnish on abundant supply of pure spring water , Dum
my trains will rnn on the U. & M. and.U , P. railways nvory hour , stopping at tha north end
thatown site as well as at the stock yards. The Thirteenth utreot horse cars will run J i
Hnecall'H park this sprlug , and to tbo stock yards at no distant day. The high altitude
and the location a healthy ono.
9'cur/etlier.anr.eM10,8tVvho ' ? do not bohevo that South Omaha will amount to much ,
ruts kind of people didn't beliuvo Chicago would ever bo anything bettor than a crauburrv
patch that Omaha would ever outprow her village clothes , that there never could bo any fruit
rawed In Nebraska , uto. . ic. Who made It win ? The sceptics , or those that had an abldta *
faith m the energy , intelligence and recourses of this great country ?
Street 1 Merchant's National ! l.n-"la' ) 'Jr'06,8 ' ' anj , terms apply at the company's office , 210S. Thirteenth
, liank Huildlng , lirnt lloor ,
JUT. A. UFTOWAfi8f.8cc'y and Manager.
. A , KD.NET.
AH. W. A L. GJUBOK
IRON , STEEL HEAVY HARDWARE
Wagon Sfocli and Hardwood Aiunlw ,
1217 and 1219 JLeavenworth St.
Solicit the attention ot cash and prompt time
auyers. Will duplicate eastern wholesale prices ,
idding freight to Omaha ,