THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , MARCH 12 , 1892-TWELVE PAGES.
RESULT OF FALSE ECONOMY
Hastings' Pcderal Building Must Be Con
structed on Limited Capital ,
DEMOCRATS ADHERE TO THE POLICY
They llnpp to Srcnro C'rnllt Far AVIsn I.OR | .
latlon by Cutting Down Norrssary
Appropriation * HowTlicy Will
Ho
WASIIIXOTOSBuitnic orTnr. Br.r : ,
B13 FouiiTKBNTit STIIF.BT ,
WABIJISOTOX , 1) ) . C , , March 11.
Tbu house commlttco on publlo buildings
has agreed to report the Hastings publlo
building bill lit 100,000 , cutting down the ap
propriation from $350,000 , as passed by the
onnto. This result is somewhat discour
aging to Congressman MoKelijhan , who had
hoped for a larger sum oven from a ohooso
paring democratic congress on the verge ot n
presidential campaign. The bill came
within an ncoot passing last year at $75U3J
under republican auspices , It will probably
pas * this year if looked after , a It goes to
Iho tot ) of the calendar when publlo building
bills are considered. The delay In reporting
the bill M duo to nn attempt of the democrats
to cut off nil now building appro
priations. It was not until last
week that the committee decided that
they would recommend the erection of any
now government building * at the present
aosilon. Now that HnUlngs comes out of
the commlttoo with the earliest batch re
ported , she can probably bo assured of n
publlo building nt tbli congress , not nt all
commensurate with the needs of a court city
ot 10.00J inhabitants , but which , thanks to
democratic parsimony , must bo adjusted to
Iho sUe of the small soulod patriots who do
not llvo In republican states and who propose
to tnako the next presidential struggle on a
platform of ohooso paring as a national Issue.
Senator Paddock houo * that the appropria
tion may bo increased if tbo bill cooi into
conference nnd will tnako a hard fight to got
the limit raised ns nigh as possible.
It is noticeable that Congressman Item has
probably not yet hoard of Norfolk's wbbos
in the public building matter.
DlNfHiHflltiK I'orttolllc'o MriiRiires.
The general postolllco building bill which
the senate has boon discussing for two days
and which will bo the llrst meusuro of this
character to pars the senate , had Its origin
an tbo bill introduced in the forty-ninth con-
Rress by Senator Paddock shortly after his
Hrrlvafin Washington. This year the sen-
Bto committee on publlo grounds and build
ings , under the leadership of Senator Vest ,
reported a bill most of whoso provisions
were taken bodily flora Senator Pad-
dock's meusuro but which fixed a maximum
cost for postofllco buildings nt $20,000 and
limited ttio expenditures to towns xvhoro tbo
postofllco receipts for three years previous
had aggregated $9,000 , 'or $1,000 annually.
Senator Paddock's bill , with whlcn ho
yesterday antagonized the Vest bill , started
with the minimum class placing the appro
priation for this class ut $10,000
and rising in the scale ot appropriation to
the gross annual receipts for three years
preceding without other limit us to the cost
of the building to bo constructed. Senator
Vest , to save bis committee bill , modtllod
It by raising tha limit of expenditure from
$20UOO to $90,000 and Senator Paddock sig
nifying his acquiescence In the change his
substitute bill was voted down by a small
majority.
Senator Paddock professes himself sail
fled that' the committee bid , it it becomes n
law , will accomplish about tbo same results
' as bis original measure , whoso lines it so
closely follows. The limit of $90,000 will
cover nearly all the postofllcos , which
have not already boon provided for by special
act. Senator Paddock introduced tbo first
bill'of this nature In congress and has strug
gled for it each year since. It has boon ex
tensively commented on and endorsed by the
press , and the public fooling aroused in its
favor is largely responsible for the possibll
Jty of a kindred measure receiving the pros !
toatlal sanction at u reasonably early day.
Prolmblo Army Transfers.
The orders for tbo annual chances of sta
tions ot troops In tbo army inay bo expected
to issue very shortly. The general command
ing tbo army and Uenorals Morritt and Miles
have boon In consultation for several days
past , and tbo result of their conference mav
soon bo oxpoclod. There nro rumors that
the Ninth cavalry and Second infantry
now stationed in Nebraska will bo among tbo
regiments changing station , It Is also bin tea
In army circles that onu troop of tbo Ninth
S , cavalry will bo sent to Fort Sheridan , near
Chicago , and that Captain Dell's troop of tbo
Seventh cavalry will soon take station at
Fort Myor , near Washington. There has
boon much competition among the various
cavalry regiments for this last detail , which
Is considered one of tbo most eligible In the
army , owing to the social features and the
absence of much unpleasant routine work.
The expectation is that tbo JUnth will go
aoutb and the Third and First cavalry cbatlgo
stations , tbo Fifth cavnlrv also going further
fcouth.
lliiHluc.H * Method * Prouillril.
A beautiful exemplification of the advan
tage wblch business and common soiuo has
ever government red tnpo comes to light
today in tbo fallowing story : Negotiations
nro in progress bowoon the Lower Brulo and
Rosebud Indians as to tha proposed change
of location of the Lower Brulo from the
Koscbud agency whom they have livnd for
years to the now reservation west of tbo
Missouri river , near Pierre , which \vas sot
apart for thorn by the act of March 3 , 1S90.
The Brulos promptly doolmod tn irmlco
the transfer and on Indian commission was
sent last summer to either secure their ns
cent to the removal or to make some other
arrangement satisfactory to both the Brulos
, and Uosobud Indians. After tbo expenditure
of much lung power , several Interpreters anil
$0,000 of money the commission failed to
> rnako any terms with the Indians. When
Senators Pottlgrew and Mandursou visited
the Indian reservation last fall they sug
gested that the Indians bo allowed to get to
gether and makoan agreement among them
selves. Tbo Indians agreed promptly
and the commissioner of Indian
affairs acquiesced In tbo suggestion.
Tbo Indians bavo boon conferring
together on tha subject at Hoiebud agency
today. Senator Pottigrow was Informed by
the Indian bureau tbat tbo Indians hail
agreed upon a treaty which provides that
tbo Brulos are to remain where they are , the
lower Brulos agree to sell their new reserva
tion near Pierre to tbo government to bo
opened to settlers , tbo proceeds to go to ttio
Koscbud Indians , tbo Uosobud Indians on
the other bund are to cede to tbo lower
Brutes a like number of acres south of the
\Vblto river on tno Uosobud reservation.
This agreement will open 500,000 acres of
laud near Plorro lo settlement.
Urging Iho rnymmit ofAVar Kxpunaos.
Senator Mundonion's report on bis bill to
reimburse Nobraiika for expenses Incurred
- in assisting to suppress tha Sioux outbreak
0(1890-01 ( , appeared In print toaay. Itllwt
calls attention to the characteristics of the
Sioux , their war-like nature and their suvatro
bravery and notes that in November , 1690 ,
rumors of danger were to numerous tbat a
largo body of United Stutos troops were sent
on the border ; tbut in December , IS'.K ) . u
general Indian war was threatened uud the
settlers on the Nebraska border lied to the
towns. The report further recites tbat on
January 2 , 1891 , the governor of Nebraska
ordered the 'First brigade of Nebraska M a-
, tiounl guards to the front and that tnoy
promptly obeyed nnd wore ubly
located in positions to guard ths
Kottlouieuts , Senator Mandoraon incor
porates ! portions of General Colby's and
General Ylfqualn's reports showing the dU-
position of the Nebraska tnlllUa and quotes
General Mllon' letter to General Colby stat
ing that "I fool
that the state troops can
now be withdrawn with safety. " Senator
Mandornon says that it U plain that the Ne
braska troops cut off ull bono of tbo 03capo
of the Indians east of iho Black dills. Ho
recommends an appropriation of $13,000 to ro
imburso the state for lie expenditure.
Bluit Ajiiwer for Their lEvcord.
"Help ui , Casslus , or wo sink , " was the
plaintive cry of tbo northern and eastern
democrats to tbo autl-froo coinage republl.
cans. And tbo republicans with hard hearted
political sagastty declined to lift thoTracoys
and Frert William * and Fitcbe * and sixty.
.hroo other bourbon * nnd mugwumps out of
ho democratic free coinage slough. So tno
Uland lunacy Will bo debated nnd passed ,
will go over to the senate and there probably
secure passage through the votes of the
billionaire senators nnd will finally ship
wreck on the rocm of a presidential vote ,
list as tno inflation bill split on tno roof of
General Grant's hard common sense. The
republican policy Is to lot the majority rule
nnd to hold It afterwards to a
strict accountability for Its record ,
sound money will bo the great Hsu a ot the
next presidential campaign. That Is now
perfectly apparent. The country will bo
vtkcd to puss a verdict upon thu quotllon
whether national credit and private business
Interests are to bo sacrificed for the sane of
making an unlimited government market fop
the products of the sliver mines of the west.
The Issue will resolve Itself into tbo proposi
tion wbothor the people of the Unltod States
propose to bind themselves In perpetuity to
pay | 1 for 09 cents worth of metal to Incronso
thoVroflts of the mine oxvnurs. Wo hoar
mucn of the late educational campaigns on
the tariff. It will provo to have boon n kin-
dorgnrton compared lo the education which
the next campaign willaffordupon the money
question.
The business Interests of thn country nro
already aroused. They bavo made up their
minds that they must face the Issue of u P03-
slblv debased currency Just as they faced It
la 1874 and they are preparing to throw per
sonal political preference * to the winds in defense -
fonso of "vhat they consider tbo commercial
stability of the nation.Nothing Is surer
than ttfan that not a sltiglo New England
democrat can bo ro-oloctod if the democratic
party in congress places Itself on record for
the frco and unlimited coinage of the silver
of the world. Anti-silver democrats declare
openly that Now York state and a number of
its congressmen will certainly bo burled in
the ruins. The largo democratic trains of
181K ) In the cast will become republican ac
cessions through the cry of an bonost dollar
for nil bono t day's work.
Mlsccllancoun.
The postofllco department has again noti
fied Senator Mandorson that It must decline
to give Kcurnoy mounted mall carrier
service for the outlying manufacturing plants
ot the cltv. The department states that It
has already exorcised toward Kearney the
utmost limit of liberality consistent wttn the
appropriations.
Senator Paddooic was In forme J today by
the general land ofllco that the executive
proclamation declaring the lands of the
Slssoton and Wnhpolon Indians subject to
settlement and entry Is In course of prepar
ation and would soon Issuo. .
Citizens at , O'Neill , Nob. , have requested
Sonalor Mnndorson to assist In securing for
them n dally mall service to Dorsoy on the
O'Nolll-RtvorsIdo route. Senator Mandor
son has made recommendation accordingly.
Tbo senator has also recommended the es
tablishment of a postofilcc at Mcadvillo ,
Ivoya. Paha county , nnd tbo appointment of
John Boyd as postmaster at the samo.
In response to n letter to the commissioner
of pensions recommending the establishment
of an examining Hoard at.Ashland , Saunders
county , Nob. , Senator Manderson received a
reply suggesting the establishment of a full
board at Wahoo.
The secretary of the interior today afllrmcd
the decision of tno commission of thu general
land ofllco in tno ease of Elmer Ellsworth
against Charles H. Chase , involving the val
idity of the latlor's onlry under the home
stead law to the southeast quarter of section
10 , town 37 north , range 89 west , O'Neill
land district. Ho also dismissed the appeal
of James Dar.ioll against Cccla J. Green In
the contest for the northeast quarter of sec
tion 01 , town 33 , range 21 , Valentino land
district of Nebraska , thus confirming the
title of Green to the homestead.
Tno secretary of the interior today af
firmed tbo Judgment of the commlssionor of
tbo general land onico in favor of William
Sturtcvant in the contest over bis timber
culture entry In the McCook , Neb. , land dis
trict. Ho also affirmed the amended decision
of the land office in tno case of the Union
Pacific ngainst William MclUnloy , whoso
richt to purchasn iho southeast quarter of
section nine , township seven , north range
stxtv-ninn west , Denver land district , origin
ally taken up within supposed railroad lim
its , was assailed. His right to purchase the
land under soctiou 5 , act of March 3. 1SS7 , Is
affirmed.
Mr. T. S. Clarkson , postmaster at Omaha ,
Is at tbo Ebbitt.
Bartlett Richards of Chadron , Neb. , has
loft for New York. P. S. H.
Wcttrrn 1'ciiAloiiM.
WASHINGTON- . C. , ( March 11. ( Special
Telegram toTn : Bun. ] Tno following list of
pensions granted is reported by TUB BBC and
Examiner Bureau of Claims :
Nebraska : Original John C. Goodwin ,
George Thornburg , John Fraakonborgcr ,
William H. Francis , Michael Uunnigan. Ad
ditional Lewis Craig , Samuel D. Love ,
Hiram Dolong , Joseph Pitts , Francis M.
Parmenter. Additional John Grndy. Sup-
plomonlal Jacoo Hoartor. Increase John
Bauman. Original widows , etc. Minor of
John A. Kite.
Iowa : Original Oscar C. BIckford , Ben
jamin R. Franlclln. George Fosgato , William
Alspaugh , John F. Alutcr , John Thomas ,
John Hamilton. Additional Francis A. Par-
rott , Edward F. Harter , Andrew Decker ,
Wilson Keen , John W. Remand , Rodloy R.
Coatos. Restoration and reissue JacKson
Baker , deceased. Renewal and increase-
Lewis C. Mclntyre. Increase Cornelius
Nichols. Reissue John P. MoKlssIck ,
Charles E. S. Cooper , Thomas McClure ,
Charles G. Brooks. Reissue and increase
Joseph L. Canol. Original widows , etc.
Sylvia Kellogg , mother.
South Daicota : Original Invalid Gilbert
A. Jordan , William Reiser. Additional-
Martin A. Buttorfiold , Garrelt Ratbbun.
Increase Franklin Wilkor. Reissue and In
crease Hugh A. MoDonala.
A
Wo wish to make a suggestion to parsons
troubled with rheumatism. Try a few ap
plications of Chamoorlaln's Pain Balm. If
that does not bring relief , dampen a piece of
flannel with the Pain Balm and bind it on
over the seat of pain. The first application
Ualmostsura to relieve the pain and by its
continued use many severe cases have boon
permanently cured. 50 cant bottles for sale
by druggisis.
Tlin Old "I'arinoM1 Home. "
SOUTH OMAHA , Nob. , March 0. To the
Editor of THE HUB : It is with reluotanco I
answer , or ask you for space to answer , tbo
correction of the history of Farnatn street ,
by the person signing hlnnolf J. R. , but ho.
soomlng so vindictive nndjsuroly incorrect In
his last romarlu , I cannot lot It pass without
telling him I was correct and meant only
Kindness.
It the history bad boon written to cover an
earlier date than twonty-flveor twenty-eight
yours ago , ho , no doabt , would bo correct
In tbo first part of bis correction , and my
llrjt article would noyor have boon written.
My father was the last landlord the Farm
ers' ' Homo bad wbilo It stood on the corner of
Thirteenth and Fariiam streets about that
lime , and our name being so unfamiliar , I
supposed it to bo simply a mistake in the
name not the deed.
Now , J. R. , you may bo correct In your his
tory prior to the time the his
tory of Farnatn street was intended to repre
sent , but from the time John Godola
took possession till the house was moved , I
bog leave to dilTor.
Tbo facts are those : John Godola kept In
1S57 to IS'iO u fruit and confectionery store In
thu building next to tbo northwest corner of
Farnam street , tbo corner than , us now ,
bolng owned by Charles Bolndorf. My
father conducted his business so
successfully that ho was able to purchase the
Farmers' Homo and good will from William
Furgoson ( or Fergos perhaps ) , on tuo south
east corner of Thirteenth and Farnam
streets , In tlmo to celebrate the
birth of bis son Louis , which occurred July
4 , 16(11 ( , and did an extensive business till
ho died at the lame place nearly three years
latoraftor which tlmo tbo lot being bought by
the lute Edward Crolgbton , the house was
moved , and well do I roincmncr watching it
as It slowly wended its way on rollers down
Thirteenth street , carrying its name with U
wtaoro U now stands behind the slto of the
old Douglas house on Thirteenth street , be
tween Harnoy and Howard streets , and used
as Samuel Mott's fish market.
I think , J. R. , If you search your memory
further you will find the "Emmott Houso" a
different structure , tbo history of which I
have board but have no recollection , uonco
can say nothing positively. That there may
bo uo spirit of mallco In tbo few old settlers
loft and that you knew taj 'father and lost
sight of him , I kindly ask your name and
would so enjoy going over the time whoa
grass grew on Faraam street , with you.
Respectfully , Mus. Joux O. CAIIHOI.I. ,
723 North 24th st. , South Omaha , NOD.
Dr. Blrnoy cures camera. BKK Mdjr
ONLY A FEW HOURS TO LIVE
Grim Death Has Sot His Mark on Judge
Borgolt of Lincoln ,
HIS ASSASSIN TELLS OF MIS PASSION
Warner Admits That Ho AVrnt to Ihn Cinirt
Itooni tn Kill tlin .litilRO Ho WHS
Nurtcil hy Liquor Talk
of I.yncliliiB.
L.IXCOLN , Nob. , March 11. [ Special to
Tun BSE. ] Judge Borgoll is ho\fcrlng be
tween II fo nna death , with the chances
ngolnsi blm. At 3 o'clock thl nftornoon ono
of the attending physicians stated tbnt his
death was a question ot but a few bours , and
this evening the statement was made that
there was no upparont change , although It
was believed that the wounded man would
llvo until morning. One-bait ot the split
bullet Is still tn the brain , lodging , it Is bo-
llovcil , at the base of that organ. The right
arm is paralyzed and all hopes of the ulti
mate recovery of the victim are apparently
gone.
AftstiMlu Crnioil l > y I.lquor.
Before Warner was formally Incarcerated
In the county Jail ho was brought before
Judge Lansing and questioned. Ho claimed
to have been born in Cattaraugus county ,
Mew York , In 18U3 , and has two sons living
In Toledo , O. Ho says bis right name Is
Hugh Carroll , although ho has eono under
tno nnrao of Warner for nearly a year , or
slnco ho has been In Lincoln. Ho came bora
from Kansas City , but for flvo years was at
St. Paul , employed as a brakeman on the
Manitoba road. When nslicd why ho shot
the Judge ho replied that ho had a crazy lit
on , and besides had taken several drinks of
liquor. Ho said further that on the morning
of the occurrcnco ho had maao up his mind
to kill the Judge , fortified his nerve with
liquor , but after ho bad gotten about throe
foot Inside the door ho thought It was not
right to do It and turned to go out. Just at
that moment ho caught sight of the judge at
his desk and a Hood of passion swept over his
brain and ho rumomborcd nothing more until
ho was bohlnd the bara.
Threats of Lynching *
The faot that there has never been a legal
hanging in Lancaster county , coupled with
the turtbor fact that in the last three mur
ders committed hero In the past year , the
Sbeody case , the Hutohlnson case and the
Hayes case , not a man or woman was
even convicted has created a sontiinont
that the law is Incapable ot pun-
ishlntr Its violators. Hence the talk of
lynching Warner has gained ground. The
Jail has boon guarded by halt a dozen men
armed with Winchesters , but the sheriff ap-
Dears to have grown more apprehensive , as
it was reported thu afternoon that the mur
derer had been taken to the penitentiary for
safe hooping.
Several Complaints from Ilulo.
The citizens of the town of Uulo , Nob. ,
have maao a number of complaints to tbo
State Boai'd of Transportation against the
B. M. company. The principal ono is that
when the road was constructed through tbo
town a deep excavation was made across
Commercial street by reason of which that
street is completely obstructed , greatly to
the detriment of the traveling public and to
tno great incouvonionco of the people living
along said street. Complaint is also made
that In erecting its depot , real sheds , water
tank , eta , the company used certain streets
and alloys without the consent of the village
authorities. The matter was at ono time In
vestigated by the board and the company
ordered to opec and maintain another street
in lieu of the privilege of occupying the
streets and alloys refoircd to. The company
has neglected to comply with the former
rulings of the board in all particulars and
hence the complaint.
Meeting of the Military Hoard.
The Military board has been in session for
the past two days , and an attempt has been
made to unravel the entanglement in which
the affairs of the adjutant general's ofllco
have become involved. In view of the mat
ter of the examination of General Colo's ac
counts , the board found it impossible , by
reason ot the lack of time and owing to the
imperfect manner in which tbo books wora
kept , to satisfactorily audio the accounts and
expenditures of the ofllco and prepare a
statement showing the exact condition of the
finances. It was decided toomploy an expert
accountant to axamlno the books , chocks and
vouchers , and multo u statement showing
the exact condition of affairs at as early a
date as practicable.
Gosalp at the State House.
Ex-Govornor Dawos transacted legal busi
ness at the capital this morning' .
The Bureau of Industrial Statistics has
entered upon the work of gathering Informa
tion in regard to the cost of raising corn 1n
tno state of Nebraska. To this and blanks
will bo sent to a largo number of farmers in
every county of the state , asking for information
mation on the subject.
The Farmers State bank of Kustls , Nob. ,
was Incorporated today.
The ontcial bond of Prank K. Mornssoy ,
private secretary to the governor , was tiled
with the secretary of state today. G. M ,
Hitehooclt , J. H. Hungnto and G. E.
Prltchett are named as sureties.
Dr. U. H. Livingston. Jr. , of Plattsmouth
was today appointed first physician at the
asylum for the incurable insane at Hastings ,
vice W. B. Kearnos romovod.
Mrs , ICato Wlrts was this afternoon ap
pointed matron at the insane hospital at Nor
folk.
folk.D.
D. Johnson , superintendent of the Hastings
asylum for the Insane , called on tbo gov
ernor this afternoon.
Messrs. Koont/ and Johnson , secretaries
ot the State Board of Transportation , wont
to Omaha today on business connected with
the grain inspection department. No especial
significance is attached to the visit.
Secretary Dilworth of tbo State Board of
Transportation , wont to Hastings today.
The case of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
company against Oswald Baler , administra
tor of the estate ol Katharine Baler" de
ceased , was tiled In the supremo-court today.
In the lower court Baler xvas accorded n ver
dict ot $ . > ,000 , damages for the death of bis
wlfo , which was caused , as bo alleged , by the
carelessness of tlu railroad company. The
case comes to tbo supreme court on an error.
In District Court.
Tbo Missouri Pacific finally won the null
brought against It by Gottlieb Wolnnlnger
for { 10,009 for Injuries sustained in a run
away caused by an ongluo of the company.
On the first trial ot tun case Gottlieb got "a
vordlct for $1)11.1" ) and the company ap
pealed. Before tbo case was reached in supreme
premo cojrt , however , the company secured
a rehearing on a showing that there had
boon perjury'committed by a half dozen wit
nesses and attorneys. The case came up' for
a retrial today and tbo company was given u
verdict for costs , the plaintiff making a very
weak showing.
Judge TibuoUs tried the case of the state
against C. O. Strickland. The defendant
had boon robbed by his confidential man.
Peter Jensen , of ! 00. Jensen was captured
In Denver and brought bade for trial.
Strickland , the complaining witness , came
forward and gave bond Jor Jensen's appear
ance. Peter skipped out and thh suit , was
brought to recover on the forfeited recogniz
ance. Strickland asuod for the leniency of
the court on the ground that ho had gene on
Jensen's bond after the follow , who hud boon
a trusted and capable omplovo , had promised
to do bettor. The matter was talten under
advisement.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup Is the bast
of all remedies for children toothing. 23
cents a bottle.
Dr. Blrnoy.nosoand. turoii , D K bldff
kOU'fll 0.11.1///I.
Won by thu Herman * .
The Germans owned South Omaha and
part of Sarpy county after 10 o'clock last
night.
The Gorman carpenters' tug-of-wor team
defeated the Swedes after a hard foucht con
test and were richer by nearly f 1,000 by their
succcs * .
The pull wai ono of tbo best ever aoou hero
and Blum' * ball was well filled with the ud
mlrors of tbo two teams. A largo number of
ladies were present and seemed to enjoy the
contest a well as their masculine friends.
Hotting was lively nt'evon money , and both
Swedes and Germans , were ready to stake
their last dollar on Uiolr respective teams.
Several bets of throd'flgurcs ' wcro made and
the ontlro sum wrrgbrud on the result was
nearly 1,000. T.
The teams .took their places at S ) o'clock
ana nt 0:07 : the pull Uegun. The Germans
wcro honvlor than their opponents and oven
bats on them began Loco begging. At first
there was no visible' 'advantage for either
team. At the end I6f twenty minutes the
Germans had won a foot of the coveted dis
tance. The rest came qnsicr and In Just half
an hour they pulled ihd Swedes over the line
and were declared tlio winners. Then the
band playrd "Watch an , the Khlno" and tbo
Gorman constituency In the audience went
wild , The music changed to "Annlo Koonoy"
at the vanquished Swears marched to their
drowsing rooms defeated , but not disgraced.
The victorious carpenters remained on the
nlntform while Mesdamcs Utitrgp , Blum and
Blorman decorated each of thorn with n hand
some" bouqdot. Thau the millionco gnvo
three cheers for1 the champions and wont
homo.
The Gorman carpenters' team Is const ! '
luted as follows ; J. Kggors , captain ; B.
Blum , anchor ; John Bupgo , John Aliatz ,
Fred Hnssi Jacob Wolss , Charles Molchlor ,
Herman wclsa , Ben Mler and Henry \Vnltr.
T.udloi llnte n Lodge.
The Institution of a ledge ot Hoyal Neigh
bors In connection with the local Modnrn
Woodman was an on joy a bio social event as
well as n business meeting. The lodge was
Instituted by Mrs. O.V. . Eastman , grand
supreme oraclo. assisted by the degree staff
and Mrs. J. E. Van Glider , supreme deputy.
Refreshments were served after the order of
business was finished.
The following people from out of town
were present : Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Swanson , Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Bolknnp , Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Carothere ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mottz , Mr. and Mrs. S.
Pblobert , Mr. and Mrs. H. O. BubliU. Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Williams of Council Bluffs ,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Eastman , Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Van Glldor , Mr. and Mrs. A. Hold. Mr.
and Mrs. D. I. Thornton , Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Cady , Mr. and Mrs. U. M. Robinson , Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Van Glldor. Mr. and Mrs.
Hoyt , and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kemp of
Omaha.
The supreme oracle and supreme deputy
will bo hero to Install ofllcors next Thursday
afternoon.
Will Jtoot Them Out.
The police made a raid on the notorious re
sort opposite the Union Pacific depot on
Twenty-seventh street yesterday afternoon
and arrested six women who were inmates.
They were each fined $3 and costs for vag
rancy and given twenty-four hours to pay
the fine.
This is the bediming of a crusade which
Captain O'Hara says will continue until the
dive is closed for good. The resort Is over
the saloon kept by John Dlngman In the
building next to the Christian church. It
was broken up some time ago and opened
again this week. Tbo people who llvo in tint
vlclnitv , as well as tbo mem bars of the
Christian church , are highly indignant over
the existence of a place of that character
under the shadow of the church splro , and
are Highly gratified with the action of tbo
police. Tbo place will be raided again today
unless the Inmates leave town.
Debaters.
The First Ward D/ppcratio club mot nt
Pivonka's hall last iplgtit. An oxocutlve
committee was appajntjod , consisting of B.
F. Nitchio , James jPiyonka , J. J. Brcon ,
Robert Parks and J. Krittonbrink.
The school board was criticised by several
speakers and E. B. Towle , M. O'Donnoll ,
Joseph Kopotz , DanplDonovan ( and James
Fleming were appointed ns a committee to
ascertain bow many1niomoers should consti
tute tbo Board of Education and report at
the next meeting. c > > i >
This question is injdispute between Mr.
Edgerton , the attorneypf , the school board ,
and State Superintendent , Lovo. Mr.
Edgorton says that s4k' members should con
stitute tbo board. wbtfQ Mr. Love contends
that nine members aro'requirod.
I'ccullur and Painful Accident.
N , Johnson of.the'South Omaha Transfer
company .was tho/viotim / of' aipeoullar ac
cident jestordny afternoon. Ho was riding
up the hill nt Twenty-third and U streets on
a load of furniture and in some manner fell
off the wagon. His foot caught between the
foot braknand tbo wagon box and ho struck
head firstop the pavement. His bodv foil
under the wheels and the heavy load had
nearly passed over him before tbo driver
could flop the team.
Mr. Johnson was taken to bis homo at
Twonty-flf th and M streets and a physician
called. Ho was Injured internally in ad
dition to some severe bruises , but his friends
hope that his injuries will not provo serious.
Will Kxhlblt Ueloarto.
The young people of the Presbyterian
church are arranging fora Dolsartlan enter
tainment , to bo given at the church Tuesday
evening , March 22. The entertainment will
bo given by fifteen young ladies of the church
under tbo management of Misses Kctcbum
and Alien of the Omaha Conservatory of
Music. The affair will be the first of the
kind over soon la this ' , city and the personnel
of the participants' Is1 a sufficient guarantee
of Its excellence.
Clcarinakerg' Odlcerg.
The following ofllcors huvo boon elected by
Cigarmakors union No. 07 of this city :
President , A. T. "Spooht ; vice president ,
Joseph Kramollscb ; financial and corresponding
spending secrotnry , C. Christiansen ; re
corder , Edward Elstor ; treasurer , S. D.
Roy or ; trustees , Joseph Kramoiisob , Ed
ward Elstor and William F. Moyor.
No ten anil ] 'or onaln.
E. W. Crosby of Plorro , S. D. , is the tuost
of Prod Nltchol.
J. C. Bowo of Kansas City is the guest of
A. B. Kotchum.
C. B. Reynolds of Raymond , Neb. , was In
the city yesterday.
D. L. McGuckon , who has bcon sorlouslj
111 for some weeks , was out again yesterday.
H. G. Martin was fined $ ) and costs in po
lice court yesterday for disturbing tbo peace.
Mrs. H. B. Fisher entertained a party of
friends at tier homo , 3307 L atroot , Thursday
evening.
H. P. Chossloy and James V. Mahonoy"of
the Sioux City Block yards were visitors "at
the yards today. -
The trial of M. J. Holllstor nnd Attorney
Makepeace for disturbing tbo peace i.v on
Judge King's docket today.
Messrs , Van Buron , Aultman , Rico and
Allison and Miss Allco Grlfilth represented
South Omaha ledge at the district conven
tion of Good Templars in Omaha Thursday
evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs , C. . .A. Darling of Lyons ,
Neb. . Fred Slade of .Qjtjialoosn , la. , and Miss
Bartholemo , ot Valparaiso , Ind. , are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. f.P. Cornish at Twenty ,
second and L streets'.1 '
U , A. Mallory nnd'J ? ' ! ' . Pierce of the Llvo
Stook Exchange of .Chicago were looking
FlavMn
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
- " Of perfect purity.
UmonI
-
or great strensth.
Almond Z [ Eoonomy'nthelrusa '
Rose OtCrl Flavor as delicately
and deUoloualy as the fresh fruit.
j
i
|
j
over the vnrds yesterday. Both Kcntlcmpn
expressed the opinion ihnt South Onmhn
would ultimately provo n rival for ChlcnRO.
ttcobivo lodfjo No. 103 ot the Masonic
onlor will moot Saturday nlcnt to ronsldor
the idon of orpanlnntf nn Eastern Star loilR" .
Ibo order of the Hustoni Star Is the women's
auxiliary of the Masonic order , and all wives
of Master Mnsons are eligible for mombor-
nhlp.Tbo
Tbo snoait tlilovoi who have successfully
pursued tbolr vocation In boutti Omaha alt
xvlntor mnilo another haul Thuwday night.
P. J. Pcrjons was up to that tlmo the owner
ot n line collection of poultry , but when ho
wont out to feed thorn yesterday morning ho
only found ono bantam hon.
Charles Cutnrnltics of the Fourth wnra has
boon iirroMtcd by Sheriff Dennett and com
mitted to Jail. UummlnRs was convicted of
ombozzlomnnt n vcar are In the police court
In this city. Uo appealed to tbo district
court , where the verdict of the lower court
was sustained. Ho then appealed to tbo supreme -
promo couit and was released under bonds.
Ho has failed to illo his transcript In iho supreme
premo court in tbo specified time , hotico his
nrrost. . '
Thomas Kearns came to the police station
yostordov and swore out n warrant for the
orrostof Donnls McGulro nnd n man named
Kelly for disturbing tbo peace. Koirns Kavo
n party Thursday nlfjbt nt his residence nt
Twenty-eighth and Q streets. About mid
night , according to his story , McUulro nnd
Kelly came In and began to ralso n disturb'
nn co. Ho ordered thorn out , when they
seized Mrs. ICoarns and anolhor lady , who
stood near , by the nnklos and dragged tbom
down n flight of stairs.
LuAvr.xwoitTii , 1C , Juno 1C , ' 00.
Dr. J. U. Moore : Mv Dear Sir 1 have
been subject to sick headache all my llfo.
Over two years ago I began using "Mooro's
Tree of Life" for it and never had a case of
sick headache since , except when the
medicine was nt ono end of tbo road and I at
the other. It Is worth moro than money to
mo. I heartily recommend It to all sufferers
of sick headache. Very truly yours ,
\V" . B. Ln.n.
Pastor First Baptist Church ,
For sale by all druggists.
Jiir.r.Kl ) * IXJ ) A.TK A Ca.VMli.lf.
Horrifying Story Which Conies from the
AVIIiU of Old Mexico.
CnmuAiitu , Mexico , March 11. Among
the Indians to the west of this place the be
lief in witchcraft is general and for a num
ber of yours an old woman has hold the In
dians in that locality In great fear by her al
leged powers over hfo mid doatb , und was no-
cusod of oatlng young children. When the
woman was known to bo away from horhumo
a party of men wont there and found horri
ble evidences that she had indulged In meals
of children's llosh. There wcro not only the
bones to bo seen , but n partly eaten child was
also found. When pho returned she was
burned at tbo staUo and the people ate small
particles of her body tn order to keep off any
evils that might befall them for Killing her.
Mr. DariusVutorhouso , Chattanooga ,
Tonn.savs : "It costs but , little to try Brndv-
crotino , and a trial is all tbut U necessary to
convince tbo doubting thousands that it will
euro headache. "
IRELAND It ILL HE
The Archbishop ot St. 1'uul to Wear the Itod
lint.
ST. PAUL , Minn. , March 11. Rev. Father
Hoffcron , who has charge of Catholic affairs
during tbo absence of Archbishop Ireland ,
has at last received definite advices from the
Holy city that the archbishop Is to bo made
second cardinal for iho United States and the
ceremony of conlorrinp too rod hat will occur
in-Romo during the latter part of this moiwtb ,
NEW YOKK , March 11. Archbishop Uorri-
gan received an ofllcial letter this morning
from Homo announcing tbo appointment of
Mor.solgnour McDonnell a * olsbop ot Brook
lyn.
lyn.IT
IT you bavo a cough don't delay. It is
dangerous. Plso's ( Jura for Consumption
will euro you. Guaranteed. All druggists.
! 35o.
Connecticut Dmnocrutx I'uvor Cleveland.
NEW HAVRX , Conn. , March 11. The poll
of representative democrats of Connoctlr.ut ,
conducted by the News of this city , continues
to show a sontlment in favor of Cleveland.
Over 83 per cent of those replying name
Cleveland as their tlr.it choice , while only 10
per cent name Hill. Only about half of the
outspoken Cleveland ad vacates have a second
choice , Palmer leadme heavily with those
who nnmo a second. Tbo name of Boies for
vice president Is oftcnest coupled with
Cleveland. Tbo sentiment on the Issues is
practically unanimous In favor of pushing
tariff reform and radically opposed to the
Bland silver legislation.
WimlliiR Up the Gurzn Revolution.
SAX ANTONIO , Tex. , March 11. The
United States marshal has arrived hero with
eight prisoners , Mexicans arrested on com
plaint of Captain Bourke , who charges them
with violation of tbo United States neutrality
laws. The marshal assorts that nearly all
tbo principal followers of Oiarza. including
the leader himself , will probably bo under
arrest within the next tow days.
.
Geaslor's Magic Headache Wafers cures
all hoadachos'in 20 minutes. At all druggists
Philadelphia's I'r ] H > 4 d XIMV Depot.
PHILADELPHIA , Pa. , March 11 , Arrange
ments bavo been completed by the ofllcers of
the Philadelphia & Heading railroad for a
great passenger depot at Twelfth and Market
streets. In external appearance the struct
ure , which will bo eight stories high , nnd will
resemble sn opera house or totnplo of amuse
ment moro than the terminus of n railroad.
DKAT1IH.
Kottcu of fife lines or lattwulerthtt lu < ulJlftu
cents : cadi ailitltlmial line ten centi.
GUANAOHER Joseph. F.k'Ot ! M vimra. nt Ilia
home , 18J4 Hurt Htiuut , March H , : it 0l ; p. in ,
Funeral notice later.
JACOBS OR
V * THE BKST. * 44
Rheumatism. Neuralgia.
N. Ogdcn , Mlcli. .
llogewlown.Md. ,
May 17,1800 , April .
21,1890.
"
"A half lioltlo of "
your Invaluable "I.nud otliersofmy
incillclne , St. Jacobs family , Imvo used St.
OH , cured moof rbeu- Jacobs Oil for neu-
inntfsm "nil rlioii-
-
imitlo swelling ortlie rulgla and found It
kiiuo. Histliolicstln a speedy , effective
tlio unlrerko. " cure. "
J , M , It. I'oitTXit. Mil * . AGNES KELLEV.
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
11 "LADIES' PIMCT"
SYRINQE.
The Only 1'erffct VaKlunl nnd
llvctal hrliiho In
Dm world.
la Ilio onlr nyrlnKo over In.
rented liy whlcli MiKlnnl In
jiTllun * ran ho admlnlitered
without luakliiK and nolllnx
Ihe clotlitnK or neeo'.lutln1/
tlio u o of n vuuul , nnd
which ciin al-o ba uiuil for
rectal Injoclloiu or Irrita
tion ,
BHT IltlllllKH. 11111,11
1IAIIK UtJIIlllSli 11KI.U
* . Il'K , tH.H > .
Moll ordur < "elicited
The Aloe & Penfold Co
titreet ,
to J'ttHtHffloe.
Phydclani' pro crlptltin <
carefully prepared at low
price *
Dr , Ballsy , 3
The Leading'
Dentist
Third FloaPixton
, 10S3. Kitli anil r\mmi Stt
A full tut of teeth on rutibar for IV I'.irfoctlt ,
Teeth without iilutui or roaiornlilB lirllii ) wort ,
ju t tlio thliu lor < ln < or or publlo ipoUorj , u fj. '
Orononn. | |
TEEIH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ,
AllllllluKt at roiiun blu ratui , * tl worltwarrautod
Cat Iliii out ( or 4 itulilu.
A Commercial
Traveller.
CKtiAn lUrin * , ! A , , JalySOth , 1SOI.-I
hi c sntTcrcil Intensely fern nntnber of JTIUS
with cMnrrh of tlio stomach Mid liiflnm-
mntlonof the bladder nliJ after being Inert-
picltatcd for bn lnc s by nn nctito attack
of ncn oils prostration which almost threat
ened my rcnjon nnd not recoiling any
lieneflt from my physician , I w Induced
to go to Kxcclslor Spring * , Mo. 1 ( pent
n month drinking tlio Sulplio-Sullno anil
Fcrro-Mnngancso waters with ttio > cry
prompt rcsnlt of what I bcllevo lo bo ft
perfect cnro of all my ailments. At any
rate I nm now free from all pain anil dli
tre ? , my appetite and digestion conld not
bo better anil myMrenglh Is fnllyrestored.
I cannot siy too much regarding my con
victions as to the wonderful healing prop
erties of the waters. Yours truly ,
11 , T. .Tr.ivru ,
With Wltwcr nro ? . , Wholesale Grocers.
37 > e icattn are botllttl only by lfi Eictl-
ttor Springt Company at
Excelsior Springs
piiiet. Missouri
jchardson Drug Co , , Agis , , Omaha. N h
A Wrllloii ( Juarnnteo
SYPHILIS to Cure Kvory Casojor
Money Refunded.
Our euro Mpermnnont nn limit puyilnr in. till ) )
untcicl ocvi'ii jcur.iiwn Imvo norrr on.i n srmptn-u
olnco. lly iloscrlblniicnsu fully vr ran IroM you tir )
mall , unit wo Rive the same stronit Rnarntitco to euro
orrefunil oil monojr. These who prefer to come lioro
fortrentmentcniulo sonntl wo will pny nillronil fnro
tioth wnyaniul hotel bllhwhUo here It wo full to CUM
Wr Clmllrngo tlio World for it rnso Hint our MAflIC
limiEDV will not euro. Wrlto for imrtlcu'aM nJ
KCttliocTldpnoo. In our aovon yoirs' praotlco wltU
thlsMACHC UKMKDV U hiu boon molt dimault t }
overcome the prejudice nalint nociUol spjollli
Dutunder our strong cunm'iloo tlmimui Ji nro trjliu
Itand being euro I. Wo uunrantoo to euro or ref ,111 1
everydollur , nn I inTO havn H rj ; > UV.1 > 1 t ) prjtoa
nlaoflnnnclixl backing of $3MOJU It l § porfoctlr oaf o to
allnho will try thotrentmunt , Hcrjtofo-ojou Imvj
been initUnRup nnl imylirj outyour inunor forillilB ?
cnt treatments , nnd nlthouitu you nro not yet euro I
no ono tins pnld bnck your money. Wo will iioalllvotr
euro you. Old chronic , ilcop soatoJ ai at curol In II
to OJ ilHj-s. Investlnnto our llnnnclitl ntnnlliu , our
reputation ns business men. Wrlto us for names nnd
addresses of tho'o wo hnve cured who hnro Klvon
permission to refer to thirn. It com you only poU-
Ago to do thli. If your symptoms nro tyra throat ,
mucous patches In mouth , rhuunmtls u In bonoa mil
Joint' , hair falling out , eruptions on nnjr part of tin
body , feclhiK of KenerM tloprof Ion , pitm : In hcnil or
Dones. You have no tlmo to waitu. These who nrj
constantly taking morojry niJ potusii shoutldlsoon
ttnuo It. Constant use of thcso driiKs will surely bring
rorcs nnd cutltiK ulcers In thocnl. Don't full to writo.
All correspondence sent HOKleJ tn plnli envelope *
Wolnvlto tlio most rlxld Investigation und will do all
n our power lo nt t you In It. Addrosi
OOOE REMEDY i 0. , - Omatn , Nebrarta.
MAGIC CURE
BOO fora case of Lovr or I''AIM Nil MAN
HOOD , Ooncrul or NKIIVOUS DnitMrr , wcalt-
nossot body or mind , tlio olTootsntorroriorux-
ccssosln elder yomixtliiitwocittinotcurQ. Wo
snmr.mtee every case or ref nnd every dollar.
Flvo tl.iystrial treatment Wl , full couraB 9)3.
I'orcopttmo bonollts nnllrod In throe ( lays.
By nmll , socurcly pick-oil from observation.
COOK UEMKUV Co. . UMAHA. NEII
LADIES ONLY
MA RIP I'KUAi.K m : < ; ui-.vr < m. .safe and
nlnUlu Certain to a day or tnnnoy rofiuidod.
Ilr mall $ - ' . Socnroly aoalol from oburvu-
tlou. COOK. UtiJl&UYCtt. , Omuua. Neb
Babies are always happy
when comfortable. They
are comfortable when well.
They are apt to be well when
fat ; they worry and cry when
thin.
They ought to be fat ; their
nature is to be fat.
If your baby is thin , we
have a book for you CARE
FUL LIVING free.
SCOTT & DOWNH , Chcmiils , 131 South 5th Avenue ,
New York.
Your druggist keeps Scou's-Emulilon of cod-llver
11 all druggUts cverywhert do , ft.
4
HARD DRINKERS
Buffering In mind , bod/and nur o from DRUNK-
ENNKbSormi'rJOMANIAcniilio lurely. inrelr
nnd ipecdlly cured by tbo wonderful nuw speclili
CHLORBOGQLD !
No matter whether the person Is a modornto or
"porlocllcnl" drinker or n ' total wreck , " CIII.U-
IlIOGOI.l ) < le > troymillii | > i > rtlIc or craving
for ulcahollc ntliuiilaiiti without Imrm or In
convenience , nnd uniurcs the imllont nuw llfo and
Impplnosa. lloliic li tele U can lie iclvun by
Irlond In ten , cofTuii. lomonndo , bear , llquori , or
food without tlio imtlont'a knowledge , or ft cun betaken
taken liy tlio uutlcnt in the Bumo llqnldt. with a
Kuarnntoo ofalmnlutoeuccess niul a i-ndlcul euro
InolthPrrnnn. llundrniliiof euros have Dt'cn made
with C'IIIOK1000I.J > In llllnolB nlono. I'rlro
wltbln reach of nil. only . 31II.OUIUOUL1I
cnu lie hnl of o > i r iiEruti or unit i > o lpiilU liy
u > . rniuiililotxfurnlHlicdfreo. All corroniiondonco
ttmtldonllal. JUAIIItIlunr. : > II < : AI.C > . , Hole
rrojirlctors for tlio U. a. , 3M Dearborn Bt. , Calcngo
FOR SAI.K IK OMAHA. NER. BV
Knlin ft Co. , Co.r IMli ft DHURUH Pt .
J .A. Fuller & Co. , Cor. lllh ft ] ) ounlaa SU.
A. I ) , Foetrr A Co. , Cuuucil Illuffi. In-
NE BRASKA
National Bank.
U. S. DEPOSITORY. OMAHA , NEB
Capital $100,000
urpiiu 00,51)0 )
OHIcoraand Director * Henry W. Yatoi , proildont
It. C. Ciithlmr. vlcn praildunt. ( ' . ti. Mauilco , W , V
Mono , John H. Coltlin , J. N. II. ratrlc * . Lirl A
Hoed , Cannier ,
Tl-im IRON BANK.
Corner 12th mill Farnam Bt ? .
Dr. GLUCK ,
Eye , Ear , Nose , Throat
SPECIALIST.
Glnsses ncljUHtud to nil vUual Dofoot *
C/'uturrli biiuuussfully trout nil ,
Room 18 , liarlicr Mock , I5tii and Faroam
Wo tend III * Riarvolniii Xrench
Itoinedy CALTHO6 fre < > . Hid a
leeal cuarantJ that Ctniwt will
KTIM * I xharct A Kmluloni ,
ClTltK XrM-nni > t rrli it. VHrlroral *
knd 1IEHTUUK Ixitt Vlc r-
Utt it and fay if tatitjird ,
Allrm , VON MOHL CO. ,
Bol. Amrrito I | U , Uatlu.il , UUo.
CURE
'YOURSELF ! '
. ilf your Druggist for i _
. bottle of llltf U. The only 1
neil poUonout retnudy for all
tlio unnatural discharge ! and
I private diti'Mti of uieu and tha
debilitating Mcakncu peculiar
I toujmen. . It curi In & few
1 days' without tbo nld or
i publicity of n doctor
47A t'ntirrtal Amtriran Curt.
Manufactured by
CINCINNATI , O.
u , a. A.
* v
FOUND AT- LAST
Aflor Yours of Uu moos < ! sf\il So.iroh fir a
Cure , Martin Anderson Qots Relief from
the Chin330 Doctor A Volant rTjJt
monlal.
OMAHA , Nob. . .Tun. 18 , 1892.
To whom It Mtiy Concern :
This is to certify Unit. I linvo boon a
coiistniit sulToror 101 * ninny VUUM wltlt
cittnrrli , asthma and bronchial iilToc-
lions of the throat , nnd tried nil the
nntont inodluiuos and romoillos I ever
lionrd of , but with no .success , t tionted
with doctors in various parts of tlio
country , hut none of them could do mo
any good furtlior than ( jiving tno shor
temporary rollof. I stilTorod niirht nn-
day. and continued to grow worsu not
withstanding nil the modtclno I hud
tukun. I had almost given up my cnso
as hopo'ioss when L was informed by a
friend of Dr. C. Goo Wo , the Chlnuso
doctor , and advised to go and see him in
the hope of getting rollof at least , if not
a permanent cure for my trouble. I wna
slow in making up my mind to mttko
atiuh a radical change in my treatment ,
as I know a trial with the Chinese doc
tor would bring mo , but I finally con
cluded to glvo him a trial , so.,1 called at
hisolnco with that intention. I lound
the doctor a elovur , entertaining gentleman -
man , thoroughly posted on my condi
tion , and it took only a vary short tlmo
to convince mo thai ho was the party I
was so long in search of. lie told mo
my case was curable , and that ho could
euro mo , and prepared mo a snoclal
treatment to suit my condition , and in
two weeks I was t-o much bettor that I
had the fullest confidence in tlio doctor's
ability and committed my case to hia
treatment. I continued to grow bailer
rapidly and am now entirely well. I
ewe my euro to Dr. C Gco Wo , and tun
not ashamed to admit , it. I advise all
who want relief from their troubles to
call on Dr. C. Gee Wo. and they will bo
cured. For all particulars apply or
write to MAHTIK L. ANDKIISON ,
ai21 Cuming St. , Omaha , Nob.
DK. C. OK 13 WO ,
Regular irrndiinloof Uhlnosu inocllplno. olzhl
yo.in'Htudr , ton years' practice. Troivts suc
cessfully nil diseases known to sulTorlng hu
manity.
Hoots , plants nnd herbs nature's roinoillos-
hls medicine the world his wltnrss ; l.ujl ) tes
timonials. Call and BCD him , Consnlt.Ulou
froe. Ilasulso constantly on hand romodloi
for thu following dlsuasot roudv prepared :
Asthma , Catarrh , Ithonm.itlsiii , Indigestion ,
Lost Mimliouil. Femnlo Weakness. .SIok Ho ul <
ache. Blood I'urltlor. nnd Kldny uiul Llvor.
I'tlco , ono dollar pur bottle or six for flvo doN
Inrs. Those who cannot call , enclose 2-conl
Htnnip for question list anil full particular * .
V.IHCO , Cor. 10th anl California Sts. . Oma'i
To promote health ,
preserve and length
en life , stimulate
and invigorate the
whole system , tone
the stomach , aid
digestion , create an
appetite and repair
the waste tissues
of the lungs ,
nothing surpasses
an absolutely pure
whiskey of deli
cious flavor ,
smooth to the taste ,
mellow , mature
and of richest qual
ity. Unlike inferior whiskies it
will not rasp or scald the throat
and stomach. Call for CREAM
PURE RYE and take no other.
For sale only at high-class liquor
and drticj stores.
DAM/RMANH & CO. , CHICAGO.
GOLD MEDAL , PABIB , 1873.
W. BAKER &Co.'S
Cocoa
from which the excess of
oil 1ms bcon removed , la
Absolutely Pure
and it. is Soluble.
No Chemicals
nro used in Its preparation. It hna
more tlutn three times the strength of
Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrowroot
or Sugar , nnd is therefore far moro
economical , costing less than one cent
a cup. It is delicious , nourishing ,
strengthening , EASILY DIGESTED ,
and admirably ndiipled for invalids
as will as for persons in health.
Sold by Orooors ovorywhoro.
W , BAKER & CO. , Dorchester. Mass.
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