TOE OMAITA DAITjY BEE : SUNDAVaiAUOH 15 , 1801-STXT.EE PAGES ,
OM\n\N \ < K.Tun. i2d , 1R9I.
I have lioon a sufferer from UIIHTMATISM ! nnil 1N'1 > HK.STION !
fifteen sonis , mill like otlior unfortunates , tried o\ory rcmoily pod-
Bible , nnd some ot Ihu host phjsleiiuifl , nnd they illil 1110 nopootl ,
For the jui t few weaUrt 1 Imvo boon doctorntr ! with 1)1 ! . C. G131 !
% \O , niul now linn fully cural , havingtv splendid nppettlte , anil
rliouiimtism entirely pono.
[ Signed ] THOMAS COUGHS , llth and Htiriioy Sts.
I Imvo aufforoil it loiifj Hmo with SICIC HISADArilK AND
STOMACH TItOUHLKS. I was run down , we.il ; ami sickly all the
timo. I thought , perhaps. I must milVur all time. Seine of my
friends tuhlsud 1110 to trj OH. ( J. ( ! KK\S'Otiiid , to-diy 1 wti pruto-
fmh nj iluil liim perfectly ni roil after only two months treatment
1 huvo ll\i'd hero iHtoon years ami amvoll iu' < iualntudimd I will
lie ylail tosoo anyone I know of my frionda who lira sick.
[ Signed ] Mils. AUGrSTKimnilKOLD.li . 'JN. ' ilflth St.
For the last fdvv years I Imvo boon a victltnof chronic sickness
olao\pi-al kinds. My trouble begun with UHKUMA'PHM , then
HKMMltHAH ( ! OP Til K IAJNiS ( , anil Jlimtly , 1IUMIT DlSIIASIl
coinploloh wrecked mo. 1 told my property nntl wont to Kurono
I spoilt mint of my money tfjlnj ; to n it well. At last I returned to
Oiimlm JUKI bi'ifim to doctor with TIIIC CIII JCnSKDOCTOlt. Ho
1ms entirely cured mo , niul to-day I am ratoful in attesting to his
fklll. 1 \\lll nilvlso 111130110 BiitVorliifj us I did to too 1)11. ) ( . ' . G1X
WO.
l Mus. W. A. NICHOLSON' , 007 Eighteenth St.
\VhotnUMav Concern : U. C. ( JBK WO ontlroly cured
mo of cmiUAL DEIIIUTY"nnd WKAKNHSS IN KIDN'KYS ,
from whii'h 1 sulTorcd off and on for several months. Iuu \ induced
tJ plnco myself uiiilor the treatment of tlio Chinese Doctor , and I
ma Rrntoful to-day to boa perfectly cured mannbloto , do most any
thing. I will bo willing to epoak to nilvlio nu.v wish mo to testify
his skill.
[ Signed ] JOHN LINN. lililO Fainain Street.
POKTSMOUTH , Nllb.
I \VIVH sluk and rundown , somotlmosvttli IJACKACIIL ! , and
OKKKUALLY NllttVOUS. I cannot exactly oxuUlii myno , bat
that It was a , whole lot at ono timo. I was unable to worlc , and was
a continual source of trouble to my family and friends. I mn now
plad to ssiy that I nin in every way cured , and will bo glad enough
to see anjono troubled the same as iny elf ,
[ Signed ] JOSUL'II FOCJUL , Portsmouth , Neb.
OMAHA. Nob. . Aug. 7 , isoo.
To "Whom It May Concern : I sulTorod for six months with weak
limps uiuliis tlireatunoil with consumption. I was contiimnlly
potting wur o. Tried many doctors without doing ino any ijood ,
until 1 was prevailed upon to glvo Dr. U. rice AVe n trial. I can
now trul ) say I never was bettor in my life. I can sleep well and
fool strong ami hearty. Flo has done wonder.- ) for mo.
[ Signed ] AUGUST ANDtiUIlS , IStU North ISth Street.
OMAUA , Nob.Juno2 , 1890.
NoVhomIt May Concern : I deslrotosay in favor of Dr. C.
Goo Wolhitt 1 Imvo sufTorocl for joars with general debility nnd
loss of vigor , and almost despaired of over eretthi } , ' cured. I tried
many of the loading phvrfiomnsof my locality , hilt got no bettor in
fact , was constantly lonng ground until I was advised of Dr. C.
Goo \Voth Chinese-physician , I called on him and recoiled the
pleasing news that my case wns not hopeless , and that no could euro
ino in a short space of ilmo. I took his medicine and was cured.
I can heartily omlorsoliiin an aBkilldil phvsiciiui. Yours tiuly ,
[ Signed ] JAS. X. CHUUCIT , ! H5 N. IWd St. . Omaha , Nob.
rorcpaugh of St. Paul , is expcctcdto return
this week.
Mr Kinest lilnll , who was In Chic-aero the
fore pail of the iveok , returned on Thurs
day.
day.Mrs. . entries Downy and Miss Pinvoynro
expected to return today Irom tliclr visit to
tlio south
Mn C 1C. Coutnnt has returned from New-
York , where aim was called bj the Jealli of
her father rrr >
Mr ami Mrs GujGruton. who Imvo boon
spending some time in the liermuths , return
to Omaha this \\eelt.
Miss Stewart of Council Illuffs and her
puostMisi 13each of Now York , uill leave
for California this ncelc.
F W. Drown , vtco prmlilont of the Henry
ft Coolesnortli lumber company , is conflned
to the house vlth InRnppc.
Miss MnuU Woolworth of Stouv City is
thotniest of Mrs. Hairy liollins , Twenty-
fourth and Howard streets.
IShs. Ailolph Mover's inanj friends will bo
pleased to team that she Is rapidly coimles.-
cinfr from tier recent illness.
] \ lrY R. Moihlo tins cuinKO.il his nsl-
demo fiom No. StMIl Hainoy street to No. 51 {
North Twenty-second street.
ailss ( iiTctibow of Charleston , W. Va , a
Bister of Mrs Cieoigu W IJoino , arrived in
Omaha on Thursday on a visit to the latter
.Miss lynn Curtis has been conllneil to the
house tlil week bj reason of a severe cold ,
w'hlch nt ono time threatened pneumonia
Dr.V 11 Ilanchett and liiafatuity hnio all
been sitk with In grippe , out fortunately
they are much Improved.
Mrs. John Ilorb.wh , accompanied by her
BOH , Mr I'aul HorlMch , lott for Cuba last
Sunday to begone for several months.
Friday oveniiiK an Impromptu dnnchiR
pmty AMIS Ri\en nttho assembly room , Fort
Oinahn , by the ofllcors of thoRiirrison.
Dr. and Mrs. Victor Coffmau haie thosyin *
pathy nftho nholdrouiinunity in the loss of
jaclr bcautif ill Httlo daughter on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. C , S. Hayniond entertained
the "Nameless club" Tuesday evening at
their beautiful homo on uuncrPutnam streot.
A fnnor OrosH club for ehlldien will be
elvou at the Metropolitan club on tho'&tn
lust , to be followed by a ball for the old
Mr. and 3Irs. William Gyper celebrated
tlio former's birtnJay Monday evcnlnf ? by in-
vitinjr In a few friends to join in the celebra
tion.
i'ridai ovcnliiK tlio Dundee hlfih-avo club
was verj npieeably enlcitained at the house
of Mr and Mrs. A. M. Weir , oa Farnani
StlOCt
Mrs KrankE. iloores , llss Moores niul
Xlarry K Moorcs roturneil from the Hot
Splines last week. Mr. Kjibort Keller re-
uiaius in Arkansas
Mr. nnd Mrs.Villlatn Brnnch give an In-
onnal party Tuesday ovonlujj in honor of
lieir niece. Miss Brnneh , nnd Miss draco
Knight of Texas.
Mr Klchaid L. Horlln , in order to keep In
touch with the latest tad of society. K.IVO n
iutch ) lunch to a number of friends on
AVeilnosday eveulnp.
Mrs. IV I ) Donald , nt the HUlsUlo , gave a
pleasant parly Tuesday evening in honor cf
Wrs. lllmalreich , her ilstor , and Mk > 3 Made-
Jon Taj lor of St. Louis.
Mr. David Harrlo entertained a few friends
at the t'axton last Sunday , the cuests boliiR
Wessw , Nctherton II nil , .lanics How , Charles
Wilson and Charles 11111.
MIssDuntly entortalned a few friends in
formally at her homo on Leavonworth street
mid Georgia avoilue inhouorof Miss Orchard
juid her cucst , Miss Nelson , of St Louis.
Mrs. Morrow , wife of the late ( tcneral
Henry A. Morrow , U S. A , lias taken up
her residence with her son , Mr Henry M ,
Morrow , at 501 South Twenty-eighth streot.
Ml : s Bertie Jordan , who has been \lstting
her bister , Mrs. J. J , Dickey , Meat to Lin
coln last evening to spend Sunday as the
puost of Miss Lcli.i Shears at the Hotel Lin
coln.
coln.Mr.
Mr. C. E > % 'antlanil , formerly connected
with the Union i'ncillo system with head-
nuarti'M in Omaha but nown resident of Salt
Lake , has ) utt returned to the latter city from
a bridal tour.
Miss Knight of Texas returned to her
liomo UNI Friilay , having uuulo a Rrcai sue-
ress 'durinn the bcason In Omaha , Slio was
the ( rural of Mr. and Mrs. 0 , 1C. Coutnnt dur-
jig the winter.
ilr. aud Irs. Udo Erachvogoe , who uaticl-
latcil Piitcrtainlnj , ' Mhs Ihnma
lerlsit to this city , uro ilihiippomteil in the
act that MissInch will noi pl.iy anenirage-
noiil In Oinalni this season.
Mr ClurlosVilson \ , foitncrly conaceted
with the Omuhi National baiiU , and after u
oiiKHolouin in the oust , lias returned , ni.d
willassoil.tto hinisolf with 3Ur. TN'uthoiton
Hall in the llrolnsiii.iuco busiiicbs.
Hnn. J M. Bishop of Quincy , lllaue\-
inajor of tliat iil.ioo , has t.ikou up Ins icsl-
( lonii ! in this city and will bo associated \\ith
: iis biotht'i-in-luv , Mr.V. \ . F. Allen , in tlio
mnniKoincnt ot the Mutual life insurance
company ,
Miss Mind Mnyiurd of Los Anpeleslio
h.is been the ( jiu'st of Mis. Daniel Hauin.loft
for California l > idahliownsncfninpaiiled \
by her cousin , MiWlikio ICdwards , who 10-
turns to California to enter the new Leland
.Stanford , jr. , unlvcislty.
lr Riiil es shows little sijjns of eonvalcs-
eint ; , audit is thought will IMVO to take a
comsoof trealmentin New York before ho
rec-ovorj the use ot his cjes. lie hn retired
fOrtho tlmo Dcmtr troni the piactico of his
profession , his place being taken by Dr. II
II. Kdity
ilondaj ovcnluc the aninial meeting of
"Tlio club" will occur attho Lininga ( 'allerv ,
atuhich time a p.tpor on "U'eslojanlsin"
will bo ie.nl bj Dr Towne The election of
ollliors for the onsuiiiKjoar\\ill also tiiko
plate , and ns usual on annual meetings le-
froshmcnts will b > served.
Miss rredcilelcaVessolls , ( laughter of
Mr aud Mrs Francis \V. U'cssells , colc-
brated her twelfth lilrtlnl.iv on Satimhiy. List
by giving n luncheon to twenty of her little
fcchoolmites. The tnblos woiv most artisti
cally decorated with quantities of la franco
t-osos , hyacinths and bon-bons ,
Among the ucreealilo l.idioi who have lent
their names to Washington soeioU thisst'ii-
son is Mi's. Kautife of ( U-neral August
V. Kant ; of the United States iniuy , who
was stationed at Toil Niobrarn , suys the
I'hlladeliihia Times Mrs. Kautis a lino-
lookinfj woman , with dark ejos nnd buiwn
hair , and Is ( julto a favoiito in arm ) ciiclcs.
OenornlniUl .Mrs. Kant ? , have been spending
seine time at the Klsmcro ,
'l no second ol a herios or musical cntnr-
talninunts , ftfiiVen by Oinuha lodge , No is ,
Ancient Order United \Vorkiuon , will beheld
held in the Ancient Order United Workmen
hall , Fifteenth and Fauinm , on Thursday
oven in tr , March 1 1' ' , at 8 o'clock. The commit
tee la charge have prepared an interesting
piocranmio of music ami leciUtiom , nnd It is
anticipated that a most onoablu ] owning
will bo spent , as some of the Det local talent
will take pan In the prograninio. A coidial
imitation Is extended to all Ancient
Order United Workmen lodges and
their friends to be present and
have a ically good timo. As there w ill be no
clnrge for admission , it Is hoped Ibo mom-
uers will turn out in largo number * .
Lovers of aquarelles will lind on exhibition
attho art store of A IIospo a beautiful col
lection of water colors , from the biush of ono
oflho promising piinicra of this country ,
Jules Uuoriii of Chicago There is ji Ineath
of treatment in the pieces on exhibition
which shows a genius for light
and shade that cannot help but
bring the joung artist fame. The aillst
is during ; in the use or a blue pray tone , but
so delightfully transmiont nro the subjects
that ono forgets the color in the elaboration
of the studies. Mr. Guerln is n follower
largely of tholmpieasionist school , his "High
Is'oon. " a wainf bit of color , boiiiK distinctly
that class of work "A Windy Day on the
Marsh" Is exquisitely handled , the scene of
the artist seemingly having gene out In its
piinting. His most elaborate canvas , en
titled "Uetura of the Flock , Normandy ,
Franco , " ia a . gem nnd aught to uunnlu in
Omaha Mr Oiieiin paints nil pluses well ,
nnd art lovers will tindlnthis collection
something to great ! ) udmlrc ,
K 'ln\\tiiii.
Customs change ns society advances ; olii
observances are considered to bo methods ol
n smaller mind and society has chosen to rev.
olutionlzo the season of Lent , which was
formerly passed , If notwlth liuulity , at least
with a certain denreo of abstinence from
social amusements
Untcitninmcnts of a mild nature wore
sometimes Indulged in foruicrlj. theater
going was oUm [ a pleasure sacrificed , bill
wedding ccremonloa wore out of thoijuos
tlon. Now , howc\or , things nio dilTerent ,
nud to eat , diluU and bo merry Is thoordei
of the Jay.
The quietude of the i 'notcntial season was
DOCTOR C. GE OSTHOFF BLOCK ,
. North 16th St.
W"hn To TTo ? THE EFFICIENT AND EXPERIENCED
W IIO Ib XLtJl , CHINESE DOCTOR.
Cuted Hundreds of Chronic and other Diseases
_
VTTI j TT TT l \ tj
W lX t u llBS ) Xl6 U OH6 1 ffivon up by other physicians as an incurable
in other words to die.
HOW THESE TESTIMONIALS SPEAK POU THEMSELVES.
the grand and exceptional llo\v \ inanv luiiulivils arc happy
tunitics that and nwkMiliM , with healthy children -
ron , will hi1 only too n'lad to ; ic-
DR C. GEE WO
, . kno\vk\l L'
has hail lor the deu'lopmcnt of DR , C. GEE WO
his knowledge amnnn ; the mil
lions in China enables him to < , nc as the kind help.
his opinion on sight in all case * , h not a happy home abundant
lie has watched with true medi reparation for the half-hcaitcd-
cal foiensity the ilevcloinnent of nos in which they came ?
human frame from childhood Why. vcs !
and youth to manhood and old age. Hadi period
has been made a special study. Just inorinc the
thousands among the six hundred millions pic-
destined to be the subject ? of medical skill and
piactice.
Chinese physicians , physiologists , astrono
mers , and , in fact , all scientists , sluue exactly the
same views as their American and European fellow -
low men. Why , then , should not a man entrust
his case with a thoroughly practical and scientific
physician , laying aside all picjudiccs as to nation
ality ? Does it seem proper ? Certainly not. Arc
not the people of China attacked with precisely
the same diseases , precisely the same mala lies ?
Aie not the symptom- and results overcome at
home ? Do they not have to undergo operations
incases of diie necessity ? Common sense would
say , of course.
Think fora momenta reason within yourself.
Docs not the ski 11 and-sience : of China merit a
tiial at ail ?
Hundreds and- hundreds \vill be only too glad
to ivc their opinion and experience about the
marvelous cures of the ClflXJISEDOCTOR. |
Ho hasb3on tiwiiiffwith itroivt sucoo s , ca8 3 of
LA GRIPPS , MENTAL TBOJBLBS , LO3T MAN
HOOD , EHBUJVIVriSM , OONSUPMTION , HBA.K11
DISEASE , HBADAOHE3 , INDIOBTIO > > T , KIDNEY
TROUBLES , BILIOUSNESS , in short , nil cl sea 03
DR. C. GEE WO , c
y lirolfn U'ruluv ovonlncr liv IMIss
Willi.tinsUio pivo un itiiuoniitii |
cnloiliiitiiiict't nl thu reslilunruof IICT inr-
enls , Mr. nncl MrL. . U \ VllliiuisJill )
Doiu'Iiih sliopl 'J'lw quests \\cMi' fe\v In
liliiubei- , bit tlinso ] > ics ( < nt fciunil it M'rvo.isy
to iniluljJTO in just u lilllc1 d.Micitii , ' in iKlilitiou
to ploasniil tctt'.i tolls.
Kortcsliini'iitsttfiCbci'Mil tluniiK tlio ilc-
liirhlful tHrn-ioi ) , thoovoiHiii .slippnit' uuiy :
all too soon
There \\era urosont Mr nnd Mrs lamest
Kiall , Mr. .md Mrs Oscar \Villiunn , MUs
Yost , . .MissVonlMiilh of Suiux Cilv , iMUs
Slniip. Messrs. I'l-.ink Hiinultnii. U 1C. lir- )
ton , \ \ illV \ > HUM , Lullim DraKu
A I'liMiiiiiiit Uoili'o I'nrtj ,
Tlmisdiw iiftcrnoon u fc\v of Mr-i. Clinilos
M 't/s inliiuatosi'io ( li'll hltulh cntcr-
taiiini at the pietty homo of the liosless , 51. >
Virginia IIM'IIIIO , it colToo pirtv bolnif tho.it-
tnic'tlon. , \ . dolli-ious repast , pioculcd the
colTiv , and until late in the afteinoon ttm
( 'UOsts leniiuiH'ditti the hostess , wlioio
oll'oits in inU'itnlnini ; won * eiilhusla'tiully
.iplilauclfil liy iho latlli'H invseiit. Alosilaini's
( iy cr , 1' J l.aiim1 , Mhs Kmina TH-inult ,
Airs ProilMutMirt AllioUumlt , Mis- , Ida
I'otn ) , i\llss Ann.i I'oiiiy.
( AA II It 1,1 I.ITir.S.
Alirion Smith , njouiif ? mini onlv twcnty-
ono \carsof \ npe , w.ii taK"ii to ( ! icun\\ooii ,
ArK , wlieio no \\lll bo trlnl foi bigamy.
Ontccr Dyer.holudSniilli in cluii o , said
the ei ht nivc's \voulil nil uo on hniul to moot
till' llUslllltl. )
A leccntly in in ictl yoiincr.fuuncr , livhif ; at
( ii-cnbu li , near Slioboyunn , .Midi , ha. hit
upon a nuvol iinti uiiililK-vtlvi'biliL'tnolur
KeltniK hl < wife out of bid in the moi'iilncr.
Ho fills thuhtovoith dump t > liivinib , lights
thorn niul Ihon shiiti IhoiUiniper in tlio ] > i | > u.
By tlio tlire lie machos Iho b.iru sbo U oBet1-
itinlly smoke clout.
Andrew . lliillionvas granted 1111 iibw-
lutodivorco in tin" lirooldvii citv court fiom
his wife , Annlo M. Uullioii. Tlio dofcnd.uiL
did not nut in any dofeiiiu. 'I'liu c-nrcsjiond-
ent is a Innitur in chaifro ol a rou of Hats.
The aliened offoncoivcio romntlttucl last
year , and Mr. niul Mrs. lUilliou luvo aluoo
been living npirt.
In the sensational lilooinilold divorce case
nt Wluto ljlalns , X. Y , a hotel iiropriotur
tostlllcd that Turner nnd u younj' man named
Clallln called .U hn hotel and roomed over
ulrht. ; Turner s.iid Hint Chilllii u'asbicUand
had to bo watched The wit ness took a KOOI !
looli at Mis. lllooinlli'Ul and lilontllltd licr as
the "youiiK iiinii Chilllii. " 'Jhls created a
great sciiiiUiou in the court room.
Last month In Htauhopo , N . [ . , \ VllliuinV. .
ICinj. , a tcleciaph oponilorho was t'liK.i . 'i'ti
to Miss Sadie Jones , disapjicaied \ < Milho
time tirilviHl for their inairinco to take | lac-i\
lie was not heard of in Stanhope a ain until
labt wi'i'U. when ho roturuoil Muf.illiii on
Miss Jones , bepguil purdon for his ahitnuu ,
and Iho couple MUH > inaribd. Within an
hour nfter Iho ceremony lio. (
UK.uu .urn iius not ucuii neaitioi since.
Jinth paved lliowny to a tnnrrlago In [ n-
diana not loiitf a o Ko.lamos ( ! ( Jump-
bell , a iMcthoillst pieachcrnt\Vestl.afajetti- \ ,
was eiiciiRed to bo marrlcil to MlssVloi-a
Darter of CrawlorJsvllle , tlio divorced wito
of A. P. Luse , a CJIilcnK" ty po-i'oundor. The
discipline of tlio Methodist diuri'h auvs that
n minister of tliut chinch shall not many a
dhorccd worn inhllo the forinor husband
lives. Iho death of Mr , J-uio , not lonj ; acjo ,
pcnnltlcil Uio nmnliL'L' ; , \\mill \ took puiee.
Miirv I' Hader brought suit fordlvorco
nrooUljn , N ' \ , airainsthor husband. Kdwln
S. Halter llu toM this story : "rilio was
ultt.iys Innijini ; for snmebocly else. Kho wuj
not suthHuil. About ten yoais aftci liernmr-
ria 'o she went to n forluno idler , who told
her that 1 \\us Ki > i'ifr ' to clio nnd she \\ould
many an old l > c > au named Hoard. 1 wns op
posed to tipping taulos and teilltiu' foitunos
with cards nt my house , as 1 Old not waiit
any sucli superstition about my clilldrcn , " t
hevfial weeks ugo the wife ot Oijituln A.
,1. .Mi Kain of I'lttslmrt , ' , I'.i. , prosecuted him
fur abducting their ilve-yonr-olil daiiKlitcr
The Rrand Jury ignored the bill ami placed
th costs on the prosociitrlv. 'In licr love tor
the child and to recover its possession Mrs ,
Melvain went bo fore tlio ] ur ) and stated that
MelCaln was not tlio father of ttio child , Six
years ain [ , slio said , whllo Her luisLiund waa
atwoiit , she lived with another nmn. The
cliilil Is blonde , wlillo the mother nnd McICnlti
ma dark , Thu jury , however , UU not audit
licr btory.
The woman has passed throtiyli ; exactly the
same stages as inin ; , but has to hi1 observed ; is to
the effects of maiTia e , childbirth and mattiinity
especially. This he has taken extreme caie to
do. lie has brought his knowledge to good in
many cans of sterility and womb diseases , and
various troubles peculiar to the gentler sex.
DR. C. Glili WO dispenses entirely with the
inconvenient and embarrassing cioss-e.vainination
in such cases , and his long experience gives his
opinion on sight , as it were.
Think of thousands of pamphlets and papers
scattered all over this conntiy in which are em
bodied advices to mothers , diiections as to ccitain
diets , riff id rules and injunctions only superflu
ous. What good does it do the writers in distrih-
utniff them if they arc not writing the outcome of
their own abilities and uood. ;
Ladies \vlio have hcaid of the Chinese Doctor
have made a call as they would every c'ay. ' They
were all satisfied and deliulitel with his novel
aigumi'iiK In such cases he follows his own nat
ural inclinations ol politeness , and not with a view
of an "ax to grind. "
If you or any of yojr children nro sick DO NOT
FAIL TO GIVE THE CHINESE DO .TOR , A TRIAL.
Ho has oursd oilmen of FEMALE WEAKNESS ,
NSRVOUd nBBILITY.WOM 1 DISEASES , GENER
AL DB JII.ITY , SI01C HEADACHE- all forma of
f mnlo 3lcliioa3.
STHO FF
NORTH 10TH ST.
MEN OF SIGNS AXD SYMBOLS-
Propose , ! JIasi Mectiuq of Frakraal Insur
ance Societies.
AN ir/PBE S.VE . FUNERAL CEREKONY.
'L'c-.llinnul.ils i'rtun Ilonolulti - \ < ICH |
/MMOII till- I'llllll'lll Moo MUM I
anil liic Y\ nod in 11 nl' Ihu
\Voihl I
Tlioro h a inoveincn on loot , to nrr.iiiKO for
a muss nucttiiK of llio incinbtiia mid frit'iiils
ol the V.IUUUS Irutcinul InsuiMiicosooit'liui
of Oiniha
1'iruulir Icllor is Lelni ; nui > , iroil wlildi
will bo cent lo c\ery loJ o .uskln ' itsto-
opoiailiiii The iriPtHriKill piobabl.v no
holil at the Coliseum ( MI 1in Mnninl iiiomi-
nont sjuMliors of tuo various ortiiji-'itiuii-i !
Ulli IU ) JHSL'lt
Throbjict sought for IH two-fold. 1.
A closer union of tlio fi'.iU 111:11 : bOLiutius and
an vxi'haiiKu of view * a * to tlinbest im.uis to
in ) miDlini'il lo nuioiisiO tlio nouJ ilronJy
"
. To ( 'ciuoiiblratollio ' Ktrongtli niul UOMIM-
hi'ltv ' cif fiMtiinnl co-oi'r.ition ] to seium
prok'Ltion for iu > mcinliep.nl | ) in tinios of
bli'Unuss and to their f.unilici In case of
Ucatli , TliN.11 . 1 > " the I'rit ' nioctlii ! , ' of Its
kind OVIM hold in Oinilin , Imt if ttiu result- ;
nro , is KouJ ns they have been in other Uio (
itlll pi'ob'iblv not bo tlio lust.
> i in i ni .
Cir.uul Muster ( Jobin , of Urn Knights 'J'cin-
inikniL'.i tour \isitation unions the
cotiimaudiuioalii tlio princiii il citlos of tlio
south At Monlpliis , MontKunicry and Nnsh-
villo llio Tom pla rs lunit'il out \ory largely to
honor thu ilistlnBuliliuil guustaiul tciniihir
bniiiitsauU. { | lucuptionsvoiollio orclirof
thooeutisloiis.
'Jho SDttisli rite Mnsons of Washington ,
O. C , \entlv pel formed a luiviuonv that
has beoi'porfoiinutl hut throi tlin s boloio m
this ( on nil v. It was the ( lurtuiiiiui w of the
burial r.L'ivk-0 of the Knights of Kutlosn or
thiitlothdo it'o M.ISOIIH , ami oiour d at "lo\v
_ ' , " ( innliii ht Thu i iyttisli ute > iilioJial
w w dm ] od in black , and } lie iMthudial itself
win m darkness , oxuffit a ft'iv lights that
\soio iiruii i-d nroinui Iho rciu.iuiK aihoy
Uiv In stnto In the toiitur ot ii'iilltoiluin ,
'J'lio Hoof wns licnvily , iivi'ied ( with lilatflj
( . loth and padiled t4)iu | > ( .nt thosound of foot-
stoiH At osactly inl-lnulit a soli-inn pio-
coMlnn of twenty ouu.kul litsln hlaik nibcs
lllkil the i-athuiiril , ojcli bo.iuii n HuliUil
tacr ) , nml rouniHl tiionud the oaslat. ACtor
thuopumni ; words of till linpiessho son leu
nt'oiK'e.ilud choir ( ImiiUil "Do Pnifundis.1'
acciiuipa ileil liy the cathodi.il OHMII Thu
fuinalnsKdru llioso of r.dwanl Fitidlio
lind att.iiiiod tlio thlrty-thinl decroe. At ono
stage in llio t'iomnn.llio ( . liilof Iho cailu't
was ivinou'd niul shoucd the bony of the
dead Unlirlit with his f.ot bound with coul ,
n laurel ihuplet alouV his head and a bundle -
dlo ofiolels and n Uv-ivily jcwelod cold
cross Ijini ? on his bfcvit. Tlictu s.inbols .
wno nil removed , ono 1'V ' one , during the
SUIVICOM , niul at ono tiuiu all the llihu ; > uero
oxtliiKulsheil except the taper curi led bj the
i talding oriker , leaving the loftvtMthtdr.il
C i almost total darkness The solemn
services was conducted by a selected coips ol
prominent Masons ,
( iuioial Albert 1'ilte , thu supreme head of
the Amiont mid Actepled Seottlsh rite of
the southern Jurisdiction Ini3 been eonlliied
so hU bed for several inonths. and In tlio
ojdiilon of his medlcnl aihisor.s Is slowly
pnsslniriwnv III * willpower is sonu'thliiK
maivelous , liouever , anil , ultliougli Hciucoly
in a condition to u'O his liiuuls nt nil , ho per
sists \mtiutr \ , and Ls'niaUiii ) ; rapid i > rogio-
In Mulshing Inipoitant work.
Colonel U llliam Kiluaulb , 11. C. of f Johlcii
O.ito coinmandory , No. ID , ICnlRbts Ti'inplur ,
of Han Pnuieiseo , has itcelved b > tlio hands
of Sir ICiilKht O. U' . McLean , purior of the
steamship /.onlutulln , a luiiKuillcDutly en-
sot of resolutions neeorded < ioldon
Ciato coininaiiilury , ndontod nt n called itisom-
blyof Honolulu uominnudery , No , I , ICnl hti
Teuinlnrof Honolulu , H. I. , on Sundiiy , I'eb-
luury t ) last ( .A , U , 7TI ; , In unpruulatlouof
the UnUhtlj couuusitM nnd fratetnnl follow-
sluji disilaied ] to Sir Kni lit , tlio late Kali
li.uiii , u past einint'iit loinmandoi The res >
Itition , me si ncil nv \l ClniLiiiHWil.lor
Aslilonl , 1' K. r ai.d H C of tlio rommaial-
crv. aad utt-sied nv 'J'liomas IJ \\u\\ \ \ , ie-
( order Tlie K snlatioiis will bo apin'opimtcU
liairol ami luitnj in the asvluin ot ( toition
( late iDintiinulrn
ICcntiu ! Maquis have the honor of liav
inu' oslatiliihed Hie lir t boino for tlio e.noof
tltoiridois and orph ins. Tim house is lo-
( .it citnt Louis v illo and K lariro enough foro\er
'JIM inmatei Tin1 pi in includoi se\ i-ral bhops ,
in which supplies , forthe iniiinii-3 aio iniidu.
'I lu MiisonlL * Homo .Uiiiraal is printed In the
1 iiiluinjr , and nl o other mattois iclatli.f ; to
the eider The lns and 11104lioarotho
I bi'iit.Ileliiilu-1 of the institution do most of the
work , and the \mniKor ones arc jjlvon in-
slruUlons m various tlades The cost of
iho homo is auout JUKI a jear for each
inmate.
\V. 0.V. .
Dr ISaUir of IJonvcr lias composed oriuln.il
music for thn oiies nf the Woodmen of the
UV'hl that is said to bo very melodious.
, V new c-iini ) is IH-IIIK oi ( > uni/ed at Lincoln ,
also one at \ \ aliuo.
Xo asbcsbinciits luvo been called by the
Woodmen of t''o ' ' World lor three months , and
its munhiis aio naturally foeliiif , ' goad na-
lured about i * , .
'I ImMntieijiin had a ( iiand binquct at In-
diiiiipoli , < last ueeK , and tnc menibeis at
Culuinbus , O. , ur jubilant our the selec
tion ul State I . .ibrari in .lohn C Tuthill as
weiolKii adviser lieutenant , thu second lilgli-
os nitlo'ial olllce
'I'liu OM'rulho council of the Woohnon of
tlioVoiln has he.'n increased to sixteen
members bv the addition ot a 11 n ini'o eoia-
tnittee. All its bubi'ies- ' transacted by the
eon mil
Alpha Uimji .No. 1 of Omaha , aiodisius--
hi the pioeunnir of an Uaboiatu outtlt for
the exainililU'.ition | of tboumiilillodsoveri'i n
di'fjiivsluoh \ will ho promulgated In a Jew
weeks by Iho soverei'n ( eainp.
H.id fousul P. A. Pallcuiibnrc cf the I'a-
cilie JurisJictiJti bus recently tii.uk' a tour of
llio states on thu wiblcrn coast , and loports
sni.tantiu nro'ress houiK mado. IIo is la-
Ire luciiiKtliu now ladles' ilo no of llio Mys
tic I irclo successfully in these states ,
\ \ A. Kamplin of this city has been np-
pointoa punisioiialho.nl lonsul ot Outaiio ,
Canada , and left last ueok with sidopiities
to liOKin work liv that eountry His heait-
( ) uaiters will booilablish at London. Hi ;
took \\ith \ him a line ontlit of printed matter
executed by Omaha punters , but will heie-
afU'ihaM ) inuih of II tionu thoio on account
of tlio taiitT Unties inereasintf the cost in ad
dition to txprc-s i har es Tim head lamp
will bo subordinate to the so\oreiiii lamp
and eonliibuto to Its buupmt and dealli
losses.
Complcto outfits for r'fl camps Invo been
CdiitiaeUd for dm inu the past week and a
Keninitftim cabinet type \\riinifj outllt will
ho placed m the olllco in Ibis dlv na\t weolt ,
anil a comimU'iit siuno rriipiiur tins IICIMI oa-
pi ed In addition to the piescnt clerical force
io top pam with tlio rapidly Increasing bus
iness of iho national ofllco.
The commissioner of insuraueo of tliOKtato
of Nubr.isltu has Issued his ccrtlllcate of
aulhoril } to Iho Woodmen of the World , ad-
iniltlntf the HOiereliin depaitinent re ularlv
Into his dopartmonl. The articles of incor-
poiation have been tiled and thus a full compliance -
plianco has been m.ido with the ln\\s of the
state. This nl\es tlio miler easy admission
intooveiy statn in the union and assures its
perpetuity and legal standing.
'l'rtonty-so\en now camps have boon orfiiin-
I .sod . and instituted ilming the just thlitj
days.
days.A
A Imndsomo design for a now charter Una
been sketched oy the sovereign consul uom
manlier and sent to Now York by a promin
ent Omaha Him to ho ( MiKravod. It lepro
Bents a bamsonlan Woodtnan fulling a nion
stei'treoln a forest , \\ith cant hooks , piki
poles , beetle and wedpj artistically Kiwipoi
near by to dispose of the IOK all emblems o
the order , Another sccno ropicsenta a venerable
orablo man on his death boil culling the at
teiition of his three sons tondovonad ollvo
branch and the motto of the order In a btu/ <
of ( jlory soon tliroiiKh the casement. A nca
viunottoof tlio Koddoss of foiluno In the lo
gcmlnry wheel exteadliiK Rood lurk and 10
tkif to the Hick anil distressed sovereign , ar
tlstlo decorations of ! OK I'hnlns , u utiinip , IOK
and ciiiblcinallc .symbols ol thu older uio In
lu\iNni"V \ , N'ob.
I httvo anne roil with lUIK.rM ATISM and DKOl'SV for up\Mirit
of ton .ycara , niul ontitoly uivvo up tlto lilca of o\or Ix-lnj ; curoili
heard of DM. C. OKI' Wound lliounlit I woulil inaUo u last ulloi-t
Aftur four nioiitlis'tri'utiiu'iit I am walking ami rimnlni ; as I liil
wlmn : t uhllil , 1 will ho ( jluil to si > o any otto \\lio nitiy huvo boon
nllllotoil llko in.vsulflio . tuny wish ino lo aullii'iitioato this wrllton
Btntoincnt 1 Imvo tflvon out of pntitmlo lo tlio doctor.
[ Signed ] PAUL THOMPSON , Irvlnutiin , Nub.
This corlllltH Hint 1 linvo been unilor tlio trontiumit of OH. C ,
G11IOVO ( or HK'K lir.ADACHI' . ami CJL'N'HKAL UHUlLl'l'Y.
Could not do mi ) tiling , i now fool , nflor two OOH' ! ( troatiuont ,
perfectly cured. I Imvo nrovlouHly tried all lilnds of inodluliios ntul
chu'turH. Always rolloved onlj tor a timo. AiiybmlyisliliiK'lo sea
ir.c , can sou tny healthy nppenrnnci ) l > y I'lilltn ; , ' at KiOi'rtlh ' stroot.
[ Sln eil ] MHS. II. MJOK , IfiOUfith' Street ,
Two years n o Tvtis \ iitlncKodith \ a severe eolil which in inj
belief led on to t'ON'Sl'MPTlON . 1 l > otnii to tuKo pliysicliius1 ud-
vk-o wbo yniil I could not last Bmonths. ! . Hovnral othois iigrootl
with him. I liei'amo M > weak that I ipilt work. 1 litul homl about ,
tlio Chlnoso Doctor and his euros. Ho frunltly told mo that i |
\\as only u matter of time nnd I woulil iot ; well. 1 toolc hin inodluiiui
six inontliH. and now I am porfei'tlj well anil hearty. I urn working
cvoi'v ( lay nnd foul purfectly curod.
d ] 'II. H. VOlIN'G.irrifiX. Ulth Stroot.
This is to certify that my wife was very side from the oflcut-s ol
CHIMM'.IUTH , and tried nil the doctors in the Ht.ilo almost. A
friend casnuilly told me about the jjood boiuir done by u UII 'CSIl
DOCTOLv. I uctud iicconliny to his advieo and now , whonuvor I
moot lit m ho pots my hearty tfrlp with thanks for his very kind ml-
vire. Porlitipd the rondoM may draw thoirown conohisions.
[ Signed ] I. K. UHAI ) , Con. , I'ne. Junction , I own.
I ha\o boon troubled for aloiitf time with SICK IFKADACUK
and IHLIjIOUSNKSS.iinil was completely rundown. Not loiif ( ago
I heard Rome frlonds Ulkliij } about DOCTOR C. OUK UrO. 1 never
baid n word hut tiiought In myself Hint I would try him. I did HO ,
and I fool happy to say that I am perfectly curod. I write this so
my friends may sue it.
] Sif'ned ] Mus. T. n. PRY , OIW N. iillh Streot.
souni on MIA. Oct. n , ison.
Dr. C. Goo Wo Dour Sir : I fool very grateful to you for the
d \ou huvo done for mo In the pist ; sovoa weeks. I tun leelini , '
well nnd Htronsj ujinln , after hoinu troato-i by some of the host phy
sicians for eiprhtyours and rccoiving hut little honolit. I am willinfj
Unit you bhnuld use my name in any \\iiy you may oo lit if itill beef
of anV benelit to others. I shall always remoinbor you for the ( rood
von liuvo clone mo , and shall alwii\s \ sonk ] a fjood word for you.
[ SitfuouJ Mus. T. 0. HICK.
Albright's Addition , South Omaha , Nob.
OM MI v , Nob. , .Inno L' , 1890.
To Whom It May Concern : For the past ix years I nave hcon
a constant sullororvith heart disease , and saw neither punuo nor
comfort Hince it lirst made its attacks upon my system. I hucnuto so
completely worn out and um.ielnlod by its dreadful olToots that I
imafiitied 1 imibtmion fall a victim to dire death , as I could lind no
remedy to bonellt mo in the least. Mj btrenjjth and vitality hud
disiipuoarcil and I w.ia loft a complete hkoloton. A friend spoke tome
mo of Dr. C. CJeo Wo , and aihisod mo to call and hue him , promis
ing me a cure if such a thin ; , ' was at nil possible. 1 called on the
doctor , underwent a course of treatment , and in less than ninety
days was completely restored to my former good health. I cannot
Sdv too much in fin or of Dr. C. Gee \Vo.
[ Signed ] C1IAS. PMTEIWON , < )17i ) S. 18thBlteet - .
tiodiucd. making n beautiful design woithy
of an claboiato framing.
51.V. . < > lA. .
The membership of the Modern \Voodmen
of Ameiiea is reported in theirofllei.il organ
on February 1 , as being IIMl. ) The mum-
bor-hlp was about 47OiH ) lu No\ ember last ,
shows iiuito a lapse.
Tin-1 olid lions for the lienollciar.v fund
dining the month of Janu irj was * llt.'i ( ! ' > " >
( Ilium ; the month of I-Vbiuim , > IlMHiU , (
Bnlnnco in hands of head banker , s'M.i . ! . , ,
March 1. Deuth claims llled und unpaid up
to Mauh 1 , ? < (7UUi ) .
lleul Plnsiei.m Swallow reports 207 nppll-
ciiions received during Februnry , and LOU-
gratulales the older upon il.s progress.
The boaul of directors have decided that
one assessment must bo collected from the
bonclin.irv of ikcoased members nftei death ,
this 1'verses the decision of the past head
consul \ \ ho decided death completed tlio con
tract I etwten the older und n deceased inoui-
i'r and th it no assessment should bo paid by
him upon Ids ouu de.itti.
Thcio is eonsijciahlo dl&f ulsfudtnn in
Modern Woodmen cnde * because its boatii
of dlici'tois have mid > ! , " ) ( ) to 1' . L
MeKinnie , who was removed by the old
board from the olllco ot hc.id physician and
Dr. ( ! . W I'londenen appointed In his pl.ue.
McKlnniobiought Mill to loeou-rtluiollleoat
the. time and was beaten. Now ho has been
rueogni/od and pdd for soi vices lendercd by
Clcndenen , and lorliicli Clondeiien wns
paid aftortbo courts decided his appointment
feiral and McKlnniu lawfully lomoved fiom
ollleo
.lunlor deputj head coasu' ' , DmleS
Maltby of Omaha , h.is commenced suit in the
United States coiuts against the Modern
Woodmen to enfoio his inntr.ict. uhich was
made in IVil with him , mid which was con
tinued by the head "amp , but H now ignored
and lepndiated bv the new bonid of dliectors.
He claims ? 7 , : > UO , and linsgarnisheed Iho head
banUor.
A sad coincidence occurred nt Lyons , la .
last Sunday night. Lewis (5. lilaine. who = o
porti.ilt nppe.u-s in ihn histoo of thu order
as the oigiinbcr of the first ramp of
Modern Woodmen and its second member ,
observed a man elimblng tluougb the win
dow of a mnuUIno shop in w hluh Thomas L.
Tnggoit , the iii.in who oiganl/ed the second
camp of the order , was employed as night
watchman , at Lyons Ulalno'called the thief
of police , and logothor they called T.iggert
and imiilea seaich of the piomisos for the
fellow , bill did not hud him. This was r.bout
ll p m. At 'J a. in tlnines weio seen buist-
IIIK out of the openings and the property was
completely destroyed. Taprgcit'a bodv was
found In the ruins lajmg upon its face ,
burned so as lo ho tun illy teeogal/ablo. It Is
believed that ho was imnderod byabuiglar
and Iho bnilillin. tiled to cover thoctimo.
Mr T.igpi'rt wab a prominent Templar imd
wns a candidaln for state nonator InVhile -
side county , Illinois , u jearngo on the pro
hibition ticket. Ho was not a Woodman nt
the time of his death
1. O. O. I- .
The Oddfellows ol York nro preparing to
make n milted etfoit to hcouro Iho annual re-
\iowof the I'atriaicha Mllilaut. This re
view takes place the latter p.ut of April anil
Is patticliiated in by nil the cantons of the
state. The Inhabitants of Voile also have
their eye on tlto ptmiosed Oddfellows' home
which \\ill probably bo located by the next
grand lodge , and they uro determined to
bring the advantages of their village to the
attention of nil latuiontcd.
Council HliilTs UeboUah ledge will visit
t.oldon Link lodge tomorrow night.
Omaha lodge , No. 2 , paid n very pleasant
visit to Keystone lodge , No , 155 , last Tues
day night ,
"iiToK i > .
Portland , Ore. , Is to have a Pythian torn
plo. A stock company Is about being organ
guni7od there with a capital of tliHlKM ( , dl
vlded Into Hhates of ? 10 each , which ran bo
paid at the rntu of $1 n month The building
will bo sK atones high The upper lloor wil
bo dovnted to drill and banquet looms , am
the next Hoot below adapted for lodge roon
purposes Tim bahmcoof the building wil
boused for stores and olllcca.
It is now generally conouded that Indian
npolls lodge , No. fii ) , Indiana , is the largos
nnd wiMlthlost lodge of the onlor In ihis
country , lUashots nmount to nearly f' ' , > , .V >
nnd its mombei'shij ) has loiiched I.MJ. lUsidu'
It Is the leuding lodge of the order in poln
of social status. Its members arc ninoiiR ( hi )
leading professional men and inerebant.s of
the city.
I 'ythian Journalism in this vleinlU has re.
ccivod an addition in llio shapoof a monthly
diibtwd "Our rrateiral .lonrnil" It is a
four-paire piper and promises lo talte a de.
rrniincd stand on nmttcis concerning thu
idler lit l.nge. The tlrst ISSIKI is devoted
na nl ) to the insurance question ns
vns Heated by the supreme lodge .it Us last
esbion.
Adlspensation hns tieen issued lj Oi-and
Chancellor t'lnik \V\oiniiiL' for a new
odue at Latulir The new ledge is No HI
ud starts In vtlMi a mo mbcrshlp of tucntj
hrec.
A. O. U. W.
At the meeting of the maud ledge of Coin-
nulo soveial important changes wcronmdo In
ho laws , niul too following now section was
ulded to the constitution
"Any MilKJi'dhmtu lodge failiiiK to pny In
ho grand lodge its per capita tax , or Ihu
nnouiit duo the goncrnl fund of the grand
edge , shall again bo notilled by iho tjr.iml
cconlor. and if such returns ho not mada
\ltliln tbiity duvs thoreafler , the said lodge
shall stand suspended unlil said reluriibare
nado "
The Select iCnltrhts of the Colorado Juris
diction hclit a dolomite meeting at the close
) f the grand lodge and transacted cansidcr.i-
) ' .j impoitant business. Radical ehanaus
were made in the laws of the onlor. The
C'oloiado Knights will hereafter have no
illlllation with Select Knights of the Ancient
Order ol Unitoil Woikinen of nn.v other juris
diction. \\eioeleeteilandiustalled. .
( . . A. U.
Rcoinmimd of Mary Hears Mellonry , nn-
.lonal president Woman's Helief eoips , aux-
ban lo the Cir.md Army of the Republic ,
the charters ot all corps lliioughout the or-
lor will bodrnpi'd In niourning for thiitv
days , imd n time set apait by each corps for
special services coninicmoratlvo of the li\os
of Admirnl David lllxon 1'ortcr und Cenerul !
William Tcciun eh Shermui.
The two posts and two i elief corps \\hlch
won ) interested in the f.iirhold nt the coli
seum , reali/ed about $100 o.ich as the pro
ceeds of the M-ntiiro. They also acquired
great chunks of wisdom and Inivi ) decided
most emphatiiallj- the no\t fair they undertake -
dortako will be IIIUIIKI'I | without the as
sistance of foreign talent.
tTunlon Pacific council will hold a social
sometime In the near future.
At the lust meeting of the ( Jmihi musical
mutual protociivo union the following ofllcors
weio olecled for Iho ensuing yeir : 0. A.
Kcnton , president ; A Kohl's , vlco pre.sl-
dpjil ; I1 W Lessentin , secrctiiiy ; James
Hurt , treasurer. Kxccutlvu coinniltteo P.
Kynor , M. Olson , 11 .Inekson , T. Wolfe , , r.
Snuerwuln. Trustees I * I . .coder , bKam -
meiliiiK. J. ( ireeu loloj .itos to coiitrnl
labor union II. Jackson , L. Lecdcr , 1V. .
Lcsscntln.
Ilia CtM-t i u i-'ate. -T-
I'harinatfiitlenl . v
Once n cutter of the cutters
Kept his pilces jammed light dowi >
And his ads all loudlboasted ;
" 1'vo the lowest place in town ,
For all medicines , proscriptions ,
Soda , toilets , mid so forth.
Como and buy ot mo ; you'll ' nlivays
Clot just twice jour monoy'.sorth. .
Hut his fate cnmo surely , slowly ;
for ono morn within his door
A mast cunning , cutting traplct
Ho fell Into , o'er and o'er ,
And they gathered up the frasmonU ,
UhoiiMcd by Hatulas ] ) la hits ; '
And thoj Inbolcil each : "This cuttoi'
Has been given special ( Us.
Korlio never was real happv
Till ho'd made nil margins full "
Now his tomhitonu piouulv tcllctht
"Hero's the greatest cut of all. "
The most popular gift now n-dn > is a rich
piece of cut glass Dorlllngcr's Amoricnii
t uKilass stands uniivaled in IxMuty nnd
llnlsli. See that tholr Irado mark label is on
every piece. Your dealer should she 3 It to
you.
you.A
A loading member of the Chloaen board of
trade , having reiently Joined n church , has
gl\ea awny a $ | 0IK trotting mare to a
worldl ) friend It Is not stated \\bat was the
uiUter with the horse