Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY REE : mUHSDAY , MA110H 21) ) , 1891.
" * 8PBG1HL NOTICES.
Aitrcrtl emenU for these columnii will bo taken
until Itan p. m. for the evening nn < l until 9:09 : p.
m for the mornlntr And Sunday edition * .
Advertisers , by iwiuostlni ? a numbered check ,
run lin\i ) answer * addrraacil to a numltcrrd lettn
MI rum of Tin Hcc. An wfm no nd < lre fe < l will
delivered upon presentation ot the check.
WANTED MALE HELP.
Hutu. I c word nr l Insertion. le n word
thcrcatter. Nothing tnkcn for lc than Ke.
.
niont itood , American Wringer Co. , 1605 How.
nrd nt " - "
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AOENTH. BAI.AIIY OH COMMIRfllON. THE
KrrntpRt Invention of the nse. The N/jw / IMt-
rnt Cliemlcnl Ink Erasing Pencil. Sells on
lKht. Worki Ilko martc. Agents are mjk-
Inu IM.OO to JI250) per week. Vor further
particular * write thn Monroe EraMf Mfg. Co. ,
X M. IA CroimeVI . fi-STJ.
_
TAII.OHS WANTED AT FRANK J. "A1jJ.j 'S
: .IVE BOMrrrons CAN EARN riioM U.COTO
16.00 per day. Apply 17 , flranlle blot .
WANTED. CANVABBERS : GOOD PAYING
- ImslnMis. 16M Iznrd street. H-MC32 3
ME.4HUR. WIlEATi.r.Y & RATES. LTD. . SHEK-
llolil , EmtlntuI , nro prennrnl to appoint an
iiK nt for th < > ( nlp of NVIirnnkn for the sale of
\Vhi > allfy'ii HO | > Hitter Ale. Thin article hn
nchU-vrd t'nlled Klnc-
- enormnim sueroiw In the
Inm nnrt la without ilouht the bent non-Info * ! *
IM Unit iHjvornKe ever Introduced. It will o"
nhliiped both In bottle and In c.iiik for txmllne
Iti thn United Htutes , Only nrmn In touch with
beer liotllcrn nnd commanding InrKP Influence
will bo tn-nlnl with. Apply V letter to Mr.
T. W. Cloudsdale , 672 Columbun nvenuc. Now
y 01 1C. IIMlSl 23'
WANTUD rixmiKT AND OARPENER. A.
man Who undprstandii bin btmlnewi nml In will-
either relit nt operate i on
IriR to work. Call
HlmrOH. Hot hou o nnd gunlm. Thl I * a Rood
. right to make n < n" >
nl. | > orlunlty for the mnn
Address with nartleulnra and "fcrencp , \ \ . " .
IM life. RnpM City , 3. D. ll-SOO-39
WANTED , IY A FItWT.CI.AH8 1I. ° | 'S11' ' '
party who can Rlvo liond to well liutchern tooia ,
nmclilnery nnd nupplln , flnn line tit 'i"10" ' " }
. . ( ellcitPlp * and lunch mpplles end full line ot .
l.iir Kbiiwwan. nnd utcinlln In NobriiKhn. Rout"
> in [ own. etc. For iiirllrtilars iiddreM Kgehler
, ifc Ulnrlchs , Bt. Paul , Minn. H-M9U 3
WANTED. A. GOOD ALfc ROUND FLORIST.
AddmM at once , with reference. J0,0 . . '
fiotmint. Neb. U-OIO
WANTED , TAII/MtS AT ONf'E. I. A.
* Neb. 1-M9M 31'
llarti-i , Kearney ,
WANTED. MEN ron a.utitAOE IVAOONH
.mil nlRht Rjllngons. . A. MucUgnald. city
irailhiKe coniractor. U M9I
WANTED FEMAJiE HELP.
Hilton. 1'Jc word flrnt Insertion , lo a word
theicafttr. Nothing taken for le * t'.iiin 2e.
WANTED , REST OF WAGES TO COMPETENT
Kill : must be ffood cook and Inundrcni. * ' "
.1 M. Thunton , 2103 r.irnnm street. C7t3
LxDiiai WANTING cmii.s AITI.Y AT THIJ
Sciindlnnvlan YOUIIB Ladles' home , S.OI Ciimlns.
CJiyiM
, A YOt'NO LADY TO ASSIST IN
MndPrKJirtcn. mornings , foi her trnlnlre Apply
tu MIH. JJ. A. HoIyokLV 1C21 8. 32d "JfJ S ; .Q ,
\VANTKI ) , OF.IUIAN OIIH. FOtl QKNIJIlAp
Imuseworlc In mnall family : refercnco < rciiulred.
MiV. . K. I'utter , 28Ja California st.
H
% VA NT IJI > , A LADY TO 13NTIJIl"AVHO1.R. .
H.ilu lioiiHii for thu purpose of liMinhiB bu l-
IICHH : miiat be apt anil tiusiiTorlhy ami over
i.- . Address V U ) . lice nlllce. C M9I7 31"
AVANTUD , OtltL , TO DO GHNURAL IIOU8R-
winlc In Hinall family , 2317 Cosslu
FOB , BENT HOUSES.
Rates , lOc n line first Insertion. 1.50 a Una
per month. Nothing taken for less than 2oe.
C-ROOM COTTAGES , MODERN. CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C. S. Elgulter. 21 Ueo buttcj-
inc. . ' , D-879
llOUhE ? . If. K. DARLING. DARKER BLOCK.
D SSO
NEWraiODERN B-ROOM HOUSE , SI & MASON
. . _ D 758
RENTAL. AGENCY. 607 11ROWN CLOCK.
RENTAL , AGENCY , SHERWOOD , 423 N. Y. Life.
D-226 A5
FOR , RUNT TO A SMALL FIRST CLASS
fHinlljt. without children , a nice nlno room
iniHlorn bonne. 310 Noith 20th st. . lent leason-
ublc. , Hoggs & Hill , 1103 Karnam .St.D21
D-21 ! ) A3
rillHT CLASS. WEf.t , LOCATED IIOfSES. I , .
S. HMnner. 310 N * . Y. Life. D-343
E-ROOM HOUSE , AM. MODERN. COT 1'ARK
avenue. Inquire nt Ml. U MB3A13
ruOOM MODERN FLATS ! 29TII AND LEAV-
. nworth. J. W. Squire. 218 Bee U'ld'gv D 4S3
A l 'A RTMENTS. 4 TO 7 ROOMS. IN CLOWRY
bullilhiKKi liith and Chicago stieets ; nil con-
M'lileiieesj lents low. Apply to Roberts. 1611
( 'hlengo Bticet. D H6SO A10 *
CLEAN. COMFORTARLIoi CONVENIENT ,
luoilutiilo rcnl.ila ; best 3 nml 4-rnom uultea
for hou eUoepera only. References required.
Also C-ioom KUItc In tenement. Slti So. 22d Htreet.
D-oa
volt RENT , S-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN , > UR-
nl hed or unfurnished. 1112 S. 10th stiect.
D M7C1
mil RENT NINE ROOM MODERN HOUSE
In IL family without small children. 2304
U.neniiort St. D-737 28'
iai.KEKNnv&co. : . R. i , CONTINENTAL JJI/K
D-636
iTliOOM rOTTAOE. 1C06 8. HTII STREET. $3 00.
Omiulin 82S S. 18th street. D M80 It *
MlS-ROOAr ! CXJTTwVOE. 3013 LEAVENWORTII ,
D MOI031 *
roil RENT , 2 OOOD'HOUSES IN IIEST I'ART
of illy ; rent very reasonable to first-dags people
ple N. Sheton. ! 310 N. Y. Life. D MSOU 10
TOR RENT , OOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
him * " * , L'li.'t Cupltol nvenue. Al.sn 8room house ,
4012 S.nid stu-et. Orchnid Hill. U. II. RoU-
Min , Koom 7. Commciclul National. D MVS )
T'LA-l' 01' 3Tl001IS. COt LEAV15mVCrRTH"BT.
D-011.1'
Clixill I-ROOM HOUSE. CITY WATiqil , 3311
S.-Hitiil street , $ J.00. ! Fine 6-room eottjRe. fur-
niuc , ball ) , oloset , marble \\nnh stuml , etc. ,
ntil > JIM.00. Tldi U well loratcil. and can lent
ullh li.irn If ilenhed. I'lilellty Tiust eompany ,
17W I'm iiam sli eel. D-J
FOR HUNT , HOUSE 9 ROOMS. HATH , ALL
niuiloin comcnli'iiccs , bain. Woolworth u\enue.
bctwiTii 3lst und 3.M. JtlOO. ltec < l & S.-lbv ,
. . .il < 'liumlM > r of Coninioicp. U Mgli ) 23
_
1'OU KENT , C-ROOM COTTAGE COS S. 3IST ST ,
D 3S 3
FURNISHEDROOMS.
Itiitcti , IVic woril flrst Insertion , lo a woid
. -tli'iiariiT. Nothlns taken for \"m \ than 23c.
ROOMS EN SUITE. 1ST CLASS HOARD.
' E SS1 A24 *
> SJ'B _ _ -
ri iiN'isiiii : ) itooMf GENTLEMAN , sn ? HAR-
no xlieet. E MSD7 1 *
EUIOANT KL'RXIBIIED ROOMS. Al.l. MOD-
, 'in eonrrnl nrcH ; bonid It deslri'il. 411 N. 19th.
cne s u-qulltfil. E MSM 1
f'TiECIANT KOUTU I'IONT 1'A 11LORS ,
lth or without fuinlluie , 1S"J Hownnl street ,
E-M103 !
NI < iii.v ri'UNisiiiTn ROOM'S ] WITHOUT
iKiiiiil ; very retiHntuiblti ; modern cwivenlenees.
llt'l 1'arnam strert. El l ! ) 7 3
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
ItMleii. I'.ie wonl flrat Inieitlon , la n won ]
th frnflnf. Nothing tnlt n for le i limn S"e.
YT > T'N < 1 WOMEN'S HOME. I'.VDKR CARE OV
VVviiien'a ChilnUan association , 111 a. Kill st.
* " K.-J8.I
I'OLAN ' nOUBH. Jit NORTH 1JT1I STREEl' .
( IcoU IUOU13 , cooa inMv , rvusonnblo rates.
r-MUl A13
TWO TINE I.ARO'E ROOMS , WITH STRICTLZ
llnl-tlii .Jouril. 2ioi ; OmiKlaa ktrret. K M707
" ' " I1RENN A N l AT *
"lS'l"C'idlVomlii ) , r MliJ A21
1'OR RUNT7lrrTLr I'U'RNItmEU ROOMS
With b < Xia. lil.nl or ! 1 conveillcni-rg. Utopia
17SI L > u\vnl > prt St. r 7aS2i
1 I ItNlSHEn'ROOAta AND"udlxilo. RP.I.'IJRl
inie , SIH niiium. P SI7 3l
lillHIItAUI.K ROOMS WITH HOARD IN SMALL
tnuilly nlcifly lotatcd ; term * modpmlr ; lefrr.
i-iiio * . 1709 DcNlb'r. F Ma3I 29'
FOR RENT-UNFURNISH'DRPOMS.
ItiitvK , J\io \ ord llrst Insertion , la a word
thi'iiMifler. Km I ling taken tor less than 2ic.
I I NI'UllNIStlKD C'HA&UIUR.S rail HOUSE.
l.i < . * plue to man ami wlfo. Na children. 313 N.
" '
ro'R MOORIIN"-IUMMH. viav
nnir park. nnj > . sth utrwt. (1 M ! l !
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
lOo a I ln cacU luaertlbii , 11,34 a this oer
nviitu. Nothing taken tor K' tlun SJc.
roll RENT. niSIK. ROOM : ALSO'l'OllTION OP
KiKKl ojllcu in liujlmnw uter. Uri'aguB tildtr. :
. ' ' " " ' ! > rent. Aildrfim F M. H f. I M'JOi S0
RKNT IN THD
Kth and Haincy. Speulal Induce-
uirnts hrlJ out to permanent tenants. Apply
in JoUt llron. . rooms W and SI Hchllli luilia-
J"f- 1-M6U
_ _ _ _ _ '
II UO.NTIia LliASH Olf STORB 'MJ B. 7TH
FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES
.Continued.
FOR IlKNTf TUB 4-HTORY 11RICK I1UILDINO.
tl ( Farnam t. The Lulldlng has a fireproof
cement liawMicnt. complete : steam hi-atlnc fli *
turcn , water on nit Hours , sa , etc. Apply at
_ Ui Mtlce ot The Uce. 1-3U
THE STORE ItflLDlNO , 1316 r All N Alt ST. .
must Iw rcntid for nomc price nt once for som
r RUlnr , Icsltlnintn liiinlno'B Come In with your
ctTor ? , libKKS & Hill , 1403 Farnnm st.
I-318A-24
AGENTS WANTED.
Rate * , Mo n line cnch IniTtlon , II.M n line p r
month. Kothjmt taken for less than 250.
AGENTH WANTED-NEU' HOUSEHOLD ARTI-
rlc , noun nt night , I ! 04 average dally profits.
AU'lrens r. Howard Mnnf. Co. , Providence ,
. I. TM7 ? L.
FOR RUNT-PART OP VEIVY iESIRAIlLn
olllc"s near iCth nnd rurnnm , plenty fllcii
room. I" S3 , I lee. J ,91 M
WANTED , ntTlir.lt SEX , TO INTRODUCE
our Improved ga nnd vapor itovo covers , ccon-
MiilziT uf fiii-l imd cnoltlnK ulcn lj | . S.-nd
rtnmp for particulars. Gasoline Economy Co. ,
nevflnii.l , u J-.M9I1 3
fANvVHHEllH TO HELL MEDioiNfTlN NORTH
Omnlm. K\ l wnnes. Address 2C27 De atur M.
WANTED. RESIDENT AGENT IN OMAHA
ntul Hiimitinillni : limns to sell ur clicwlnj :
KUin. Cltxcluml Confection Co. , Clr\i-lnnd , O.
WANTED TO RENT.
lintel' , t'/e word flrnl Insertion , lo n word
llicrifiiflcr. Nothing taken for lc than 25c.
WAN'riTnTTiorans KOH HUNT. w. o. TKM-
plclmi , M IV li > nMocl _ : . _ _ K2MM _ _
TWcTvilT'NO r.AlTlKS WOULD LIKtJ BOARD
tertin mint b < > rea-
and riMiin In pill flic family ;
Htituililu ; ri-furcneeij. V US lice. K 01S-2i * _
3 Oil 4-lfoOM COTTACin. SOUTH
of 1'ain.im ; fiUa particular * . Address V W. Hee.
* - 9'S
STORAGE. .
Rales' . We a line each Insertion , Jl.M n line p'er
month. Nothing taken for lf a than 25c.
STORAGE I'OU HOUSEHOLD GOOUil ; CLEAN
and cheap iat . R. Wells , 1111 Karnam.M
M MB
STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROa , 12U HARNEV.
M 3SJ
Rate * . iy.c word first Insertion , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for li-as than 25c.
HIOHTIIST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , carpets , ttnvcs , etc. S. II. Hrown.
32) N. 16th. Tel. 1711. N 3IIA9 *
WANT TO I1HV AN UPRIGHT ENGINE AND
holler rnini 2 to C horaa power. Address C.J.
1' . . 161 ! ) H. Hth atreet. N-M303 30 *
F RSJ\.LE-5lOR SE3WAGONsTETC'
lutes. 102 r. line each Insertion , Jl.DO n Uno P i"
month. Nothtair taken tor lua * than 23e.
ALL kTNDS OT VEHICLES AT COC ON THE
After'Mnrch 6 T will hnvo on exhibition ( for a
short time only ) nt 1213 Farnam street. Omaha ,
n full line of line carrlaaps. coupes landaus ,
vlctorlnn , park nnd canopy HKS , buggies , phne-
toni , caim. buckboardii. all kinds of business
and pleasure wagons , draya , milk und delivery
waeons , which 1 \ \ \ \ \ close out nt
MO ON THE DOLLAR.
A full line nml everything llrst-clnss.
Come nml setnnd be convinced that you ran buy
nnythlns jou want at half price at 1213 Tar-
nam street , Omaha , Neb.
Neb.W. . P. MUMAUGH.
P 1C3 AS
VOV. SALE , PIANO ItOX HUGGY. FIRST
class condition , ihenp. 1011) ) N. Y. I.lfibulld -
Int.- . P-M93I 1 _
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Rnte < , l',5o word flrut Insertion , lo a word
theieafter. Nothing taken for less than 23C.
IIAV rot BAUU , TIIU STANDARD
Cattle Company , Ames. Neb. , have 2.000 tons
of KOod bnrn stoied hay ( or sale. All orders
filled promptly. Q & 37
FOR SAI.R TWO POOL AND TWO BILLIARD
tables. Munlmltan style , monarch cushions , size
* 'A by U. und nil nxtuies pi > rtalnln8 thereto.
Tables not used ono year vet : Will sell or trade.
For pnrtlcillais wilte to Frank Geoike. Carroll
City , Iowa. Q-201 A <
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FOR BALL : . SECOND HAND BNOINKS. IN
first cltisti sbap- . from B to 40-horsc power. In-
dustrlnl Iron \Vorlia , Omaha. Q Kt A3
_
ST ! lllJll.NAP.D Pf/PPlES. 'P. O. BOX 633 ,
clly. Q-JU09 a5
FOR 8ALR. NICU CLEAN GRAVrJL. OMAHA
Silicon Wall Plaster Co. , 015 First National
bank. Q-aiSM nl6
_ _
FOR S.M.IT. CIIKA1' . A CO-lIORSn POWBR
uutonuitlc. VnAlne * nnd boiler , nearly newt also
tow .1. Lu > ll tm-blno In good orderHemy
ISurKdorfdtlmoie , .Neb. Q it792 18 *
roit "HALI : . ritiisu cows AND CALVES.
! : S \\-cb-tluriU i ret. _
FOR BAI.n , I'HOTOQRAPII CAJI13HA , 5X3.
lenn , tilpoil , i'te. , complete , ns good na now ,
JiUM. Also u No. 2 Kodak , $23.00 R. W. Clan-
nelt. Ml liinwn block. \ Q-M900 2J *
_
TOR HAI.R. n-UOOlt IIOUSI3 WITH BARN/
and out hoiiKi's. Incubators and brooders
li'.iw * tii 10 nrren , suitable for Kutilonlns. dairy
oi poultiy fnim ; nlso1 grocers Ice box , oil
tunUs nnd ri. - > w cases. Inriulre on premises
nfter ! i o'clock , Sth nnd draig. Q MD20 30 *
R MtJN'rf Ol'IDR. FOR UNMARRIRD
persons , IOC. 15o < 079 , tllnneapolla , Jllnn.
Q.-aj952 23 *
FOR SAI.K ONIJ tOOD ! COAL "WAGON. WITH
liii-t-i-luM ioal box : one new Concord npilns
road Bf > ii : nnc set single DUKES' harness ; one
il.uk bay mine , tine twel < r. weight 1,000 Ibs. ;
one soru'l ill h Ins horse , with IIIRO | ihnrnesa
and canopy tup phaeton ; one'No. 2 Remington
l > pen i Her. aliniist new , with stand nnd other
attachment * ) muY hleli stanillni , ' bookkeepor'n
dusk. L. K. Itoberlx. coal olllce. 2tth nnd
llumllton slrcetw Q Ml)31 31
MISCELliANEOUS.
Ralei. IVJo word first Insertlc-n , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for lens than 25c.
" "
i \nTHiB DAY WITHRAWN
from tin- linn Known ns CSIobc Upholstering Co.
Jlarch 5S , Ib-il. Frank Mahannnh.
R DI330 *
CLAIRVOYANTS.
lUles , 1'Jo v\onl Arst Insertion , lo a word
theienfler. N'othlnj ; taken for less than 23e.
ttRS. DR. JI. WARRUN , CLAIRVOYANT. RC.
Hullo LUKllicsa mollum ; Till jeur at 119 N. 16.
S-SS8
MASSAGE , BATHS , ETC.
Rates 14 n wouj first Insertion , lo a word
thcieufter. Nothlns taken for ( ess than 23c.
MADAMR HMITII , C02 S. 13TII , 2ND FLOOR ,
room & Massage. M'P r , alcohol , steam , su | .
phui hid nml bcajMtlig. T M82t 31 *
JIADA.M IlItOWN. 13H CAPITOL AVHNUR. '
2d Hour , loom 4 , nuisance , alchohol , mlpluir
anil m'li h.itlm. T M737 29 *
MAKSAUU. MAUAUU BERNARD , H10 "uORUE.
T-.M3J Z
PERSONAL.
Rates. J'Jc n nerd II rat Insertion , le a norJ
thcieafter. Nothing tak-n for less than 25c.
V1AVI , IIOMR Tl'.IJAl-JIUNT FOR LADIUS.
Iteullh ln 'U uinl conaultatlon fiut. Addresser
or mil Vl.nl Co , BUltu 318 Uca UUln. Lady
attendant. U M3U
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UNTIL rb I IT lltUt NOTICR JOHN NUI.SON 13
tbft only peikun employed by mo lo do the
cleaning ot vaults nnd coujpuoU. A , MuoDon-
Mill , Cliy aarbugi. ' Contmctor. U JI2tl A6
i ; TtinATMRNT ,
luiihs. Mculp .did hair treatment , manlcuia and
Chliopo'llst. Mis. Poat. 313H H. litli.Vltlincll bile
_ _ _ _ _ U-830
COMl'OfNU OXVCIKN CURt3 ; AbTHMA ,
tiitiiuhlH" , contiunptlon , rutai ill. i-tc. Thiee
iluttf fieo at It. K Liouglns blk. 10th nnd Do
v-m
_ _
\\ANTKU , 11Y A .
l.ul. , Hluutlon 113 hoiiseKorper whvin she ( an
b-i uno of the family ; WI\KM moj"nil i refert
CPU. a. VddU"H F M. llw. , _ U MilM SO *
SIAD.VJU : LA ItOOlv HAS Ol'IINUD JIAS AOB
p.iil m nt I'Hl ' Hnwiird street. Sd lloor fiont to
liitt. Huin-nvol inaifnotlc , vltnpatlilc , sulphur
nnd ulcinollf Imlhs , both rc tril | nnd curniUc ,
lniL > iore < l Sne < ll h hand rubblne * ! > a. m. to
B p. in. Pinloru 3 nnd t. _ VM83j 2 *
IP ( uoiusi : iitnsoN. AOID AHOIJT si. NA
I\H | t ( lluKliiiul , who nag. l Montaim nnd
lil.ili'i In I In wM-ntles nnd rally i-iKhtlou , com-
uiuuli .toil with nn prior to Dcccmbu1 next hu
mil lu.ir of xiimcthlue to lila ndvuntub'e. l.owlu
A. ( holt & ) . . -fu < y. luwycru , llmdliuiy building.
IJM Al Hi" ' . fal. _ _ U M907A28 _ _ _
WANTi : . > . TUK ADDRKSa OF
. Ifrx. | ca tit Hipper. ( Jrtcno county. "lownj tl
ivt i'n I .my nno ni-ndlnK santo to C , O. TlbbettH.
iu tlJMmllor Co. , Null. U ! 830
DR. PAUli CASTOR1 ;
itat < of blrtll , sex , S ) cents' nod Btanip. for
rt ) nx > MK'ct . marriage , business , hpi-cula
tlnn. all nruir * ; nunitlun paper. 2 3 Uhlrd
uvt-mu' . ' ox 31. Now Vorlt. - > U 11W5 sa
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
. Hales , lOc H line each limculon. 11.M a Hue per
month , NotMni ; taken for lem than J5c.
" " "
UORI u.vt > j"L6rN5r"AT"iISbTn ; : , wi N. Y. LUC.
W-3MA8'
LOANS ON JJirilOVEU AND UNIMPltOVJJD
city prutxrty. B.OW and upuards. S to 6ft per
cent , nw deity * . \V , F maoi Binltli a Co. , IKO
K.irnnm. W 831
" 1
S.7.
_ \V-933
LOANS WANTEir 6 CITT AND" FARM
J N. Freoier , opp. I * . O.
W-3UB14
Babies Eat ; ' *
QUAKER CHALK TALKS
Afler the J3awl is Over ! Little Cherub is happy now
he has got what he cried for his dish of Quaker Oats. What
healthy babies it makes !
Sold 2-1 b.
Only in Packages.
MONEY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE.
1
Continued.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TUUST CO. , 313 N. Y.
Life , loans at low ratci for choice security on
Nebraska and Iowa , farmi or Omaha city
properly. W k93
OMOH'A LOAN & TIIUST co. , i6Tii AND
Douglas Ktt. , loan money on city and farm
property at lowe t rateai ot Interest.V86J
MONUY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha leiil estate ,
1 to B years. Fidelity Trust Co. 1703 Farnam.
MOHHY TO LOAM ON FAUMS IN DOUGLAS
county and Omaha city property. No delay.
FUellty Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam t. W M5M
UONUY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES. THD
O. F. Davla Co. , 1505 Farnam Bt. \V-tiVJ
.ENTltAL. LOAN AND THUST CO. . 300 HEB
building. W-79J
MONUY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PrtOPEIVTY
and Nebraska farms at from 0 to 7 per cent.
W. II. Mclkle. First Nafl bank bidg. W Sill
MONUY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
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_ Neb. _ _ RE M723 _
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Mornnil. 1310 Harney. RE M731 A21
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ORIGIN OF THE 1IACIC ART
Describes tbo Biso
Ilornnnnn , the Magician ,
and Growth of Occult Scionco.
MYSTIC SIGNS IN THE BIBLICAL AGES
ThoTonchlogK of l.'urly lljryptlnix mid ( Irrelc
I'hllinophcrs with Itofrrrncc to M rim
ing nt Sign i Sorcery In
'
, Many l.iuuU.
I3UCUUAN labor , vast
learning nnd a longer
period of time than U al
lotted to the life of man
would bo required to com
plete n history of the art of
magic. Sulllcc It to say
that as many different
forms of mnglc exist as
I hero nro nations upon thu
cnrth. No subject , Indeed ,
la more nttrncllvo nnd In
structive than that ol
magic. It has had Its In-
llucnco on almost every phase ot human
thought ; It Is found In the fountalnhcads
from which spring history and civilization.
Magic has often been erroneously consid
ered as exclusively of Pcml.in origin , which
error the Athenian philosopher , 1'lato , ap
pears to have originated. It Is not possible
to name any one country as the birthplace
ot mnglc. We must look to the continent
of Asia , to Asia nt large , as Its native place.
No section of the world Is richer than Asia
In wildernesses , deep , sequestered valleys ,
mournful solitudes and gloomy caverns ; In
fact , Its deserts nro ns numerous and cx-
tensivo as Its mighty rhers nnd Inland seas.
That a secluded life , and especially one
passed In the silence and solitude of the
desert. Is conducive to the production of In
ward visions Is shown by the history of the
east In all ages , where these deserts have
nlwnys been regarded as the favorite resi
dence of spirits and apparitions. Even
Isaiah , the greatest and moat Influential of
the Old Testament prophets , speaks very
plainly on this subject"And Babylon , the
glory of klnfidojns , the beauty of the Chal-
dces excellency , shall bo as when God over
threw Sodom and Gomorrah. It shall never
bo Inhabited , neither shall It be dwelt In
from generation to generation ; neither shall
the Arabian pitch tent there ; neither shall
the shepherds make their fold there. Hut
the wild beast of the desert shall lie there ;
and their houses shall be full of doleful
creatures ; and owls shall dwell there and
tatyrs shall dance there. "
In the book of Enoch passages are met
with recording Instances In which spirits
were banished to desert places by magic
In the Middle Ages all secluded spots , by
paths , deserts nnd solitudes were especially
the trysllng places of spirits of every kind.
The Inhabitants of the Faroe nnd of thu
Scottish islands have always been celebrated
as particularly subject to the Influence of
spirits and the dovll , and Pae.sar and
I'lutarcli both mention the HrltUh Isles as
deserted and melancholy solitudes. Wo
are told that In Shakespeare's time ( lfiG4-
1GI6) ) men were apt , during tin- hours of
darkness , to see a supernatural being In
every bush , and they could not enter a cem
etery without expecting to encounter some
departed spirit wandering among ( he graves ,
or commissioned to reveal something mo
mentous nnd deeply affecting to the sur
vivors. Fairies danced In the moonlight
glades or something preternatural perpetu
ally occurred to 1111 the living with admira
tion and awe. "
Shakrspeare. In the great tragedy of "Mac
beth , " delineated thq 'beliefs and supersti
tions of his uga by Introducing witches on
the stage . '
i THEORIGIN OhV TUKMS.
Magic derives Its name from magi , and
the word mag. was used by Jeroml.ih ( G29
D. C. ) to Indicate a DabylonUin priest. The
magi were men of austere habits and \\ere
the most learned men of their times. A
higher knowledge of nature was Implied In
the term magic , with which religion , and
particularly astronomy , were associated. The
Initiated and their disciples were called
magicians that Is , the ulse which was also
the case later among the Greeks. Plato
especially praises the deep icliglous nwe of
the magicians , while both Lucl.m nnd Cicero
speak of them as ' 'learned. "
Originally thu magi ware cither them
selves princes or belonged to the higher
class of society. Justice , truth and the
power ot self-sacrifice were the qualities ot
a magician. The neglect of any ono of
these virtues was punished in the most
cruel manner. Cambyscs , a I'eisian mon
arch (1529 ( It./C. ) , ha\lug commanded tha
execution of n priest ( magician ) who had
allowed himself to bo bribed , and had his skin
stretched over the chair in which his son
and successor sat In his judicial capacity.
That mnglc proceeded originally from Asia
as a peculiar and Inborn gift of the human
soul Is shown not only by Moses but the
known records of humanity , as the Zend
Avestus , the Vados , etc.
In the early ageu men were firmly con
vinced that the most perfect half , the real
man , had originated In the world of spirits.
From this world he derived his vjt.il ener
gies , being as little able to sever himself
from Its influences as the boughs from
the trees on which they grow.
In the very earlle-st ages , when man had
just left the hand of nature and still sat at
the feet of the Creator , when the houses
were still Impel feet und the limbs \\eru not
freely under the command of tho. will , man
, then communicated directly with spirits.
THE OREAT
This extraordinary Rejnrcnator Is the most
wonderful discovery of tho'aie. ; It hna been
cudoiscd by the leadluirBulontltlomen ufKuiopa
nd America.
oo , 0
Iludymu u
purely vego-
iuhlf.
Iludjnti Btopl
Piematureness
In'JO days.
Cures
I OfcS'JP AKJEB
CotiBllpiitlon. Ulzzlncfa , I'lillliitBonsatlons ,
Nervous Twitch , UK of the cyis and other parU.
Ktrengthous , liiTlgurnlCK nud tones tl.u cnllio
pyslcm , lIiiil/a'.icuru.H Debility , Nervouiiicas ,
lliulsslons , alia Ccvelnpoa und rcslorea vrcalc
organs , i'alnt In. the Uauk , Jo ts by day oi
jilghl nro t.l . < opiied quickly. Over -,000 pnrato
eudorseincuts ,
1'rQuiBtnreDpKiincaiialmpotcnry In the flrst
Iicanb KU > iip < ' . ( UnOdail : > y the
tuaof Itudynn. '
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Jstiof theold famous Itudiun Blodlcul Iimll-
tiitn. It is thutronKes ; vltallzer made. It Id
TCry powerful , but Imrmlim. gold for Xl.CO a
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In the Qonesls of Moses the imtrlarrhs nto
broad nnd milk with tilohlm , nnd ho net
before them a failed cnlf. Homer' * pod ,
too , communicated directly with men. At
thnt tlmo there nere no RhoMn or tlcmong ,
nml the Ideas of spirit nml mntter were
not yet distinct. As soon , however , ns the
primitive community wns broken up by n
inoro freely expanding use of tin' sonsi1 ! ' .
ni eon an men Imit enten of the tree ol
knowleilKc nnd winded to free themselves
from nntnrnl Invvs thai they might go their
own way without further obedience , then
wns the Creator no loiiRer In Kden nnd the
peaceful community wns tlusdroyed. for the
tree of llfo was not the tree of knowledge.
Ho who sees Oed cnnnot live.
MA01C AMOXO Tim I'KUSIANS.
AinotiR the I'ertdiins thn nu\Kl repro entcd
tlio priesthood , .and nin lo wua synotiymous
with their rellKlotis riles. Soothsaying was
regarded as n higher revelation by tlto gods ,
nnd to make themselves mivceiitlldu to the
prophetic spirit and to propltnte the vplrltn
they used the most powerful prnyers nnd
ch.ints. To bring thinnselves lulu closer
communion with the gods the m.igl led n llfo
peculiar to themselves , tlielr clilof commands
beltiK to nbstnln fiom wlnu nnd to ent but
little nnlnml food. Kvcrylhlng tlmt could
excite the senses w.ts absolutely forblilden.
Ono nreat clmraulerlstlc of mimic Is the
fixity with which innclcal formuhis framed
thousands of years ngo hold on , almost un
changed , to this day. To understand this
It must be berne In mind tlmt If there were
nny prnetlcnl tins In slieh rules us those fol
lowed bv the magi they would Imve been
Improved by experience Into now shapes.
Hut they being worthies' ' } and Inrapable of
Improvement the motive of change Is nb-
s > cnt and the old precepts have held their
ground , handed down by faithful but ntupld
tradition from age. to ago.Vo therefoio
venture to say that mnule today In Africa.
Australia or nny part of Asia Is essentially
the same n It was thousands of yviirs ngo.
We do not mean that magic throughout the
world Is the same , for each nation has n
distinct form of magic peculiar to Itself ,
but tlio various forms current today , es
pecially In seml-clvllizcd or barbarlous portions
tions of the world , nro exactly the fame IIM
they have been from time Immemorial.
TUB ORACLES OF ounnou.
Ancient fJrcek Illeraturn shown Hie Greeks
to have been u people whoi-o religion ran
much Into cou&ulting oiaele gods nt many
temples , of which the shrlno of Apollo nt
Delphi was the chief. Necromancy I. o. ,
the art of revealing future events by com
munication with the dead , wns exlenslvely
practised. There was n famous oracle of the
dead near the Itivor Acheron , In Thespro-
tlae , where the departing souls crossed on
their way to hades. The myth of Circe ,
turning the companions of Odysseus Into
swine , shows the barbaric belief In magical
transformation of men Into beasts :
Then mingling for them I'liimnlun wine
with cheese.
Meal nml fresh honey , nml lnf\i Infr drugs
" . ' ! . nil tl" ' ° < Inws wnloh made them
Tbo memory of their home- she handed
I hem
The beyorngo , ana they tliunk. Then In-
Hi III ! t IJ *
She touched them w llh avnnd , nml s-httt
them up
In sties , transformed to swine In head nml
voice ,
nrlstle.M and shnpe , though still the liunmii
mind
Itemulned to them. Thus sorrowing they
\ven > dilven
Into their cells , where CIico Mnng to them
ACOIIIH of oak and Ilex , anil the fruit
tnlel > such as
Not less clearly does the story of Medea
and her caldron typify the witch doctrcsa
with her drugs , powerful both lo Kill and
hiliiR to life. Medea was tin- daughter of
Aectes , king of the Colchalns , who are said
to have founded a settlement on the cast of
the Ilhick sea nnd to the south of the Cau
casus. Medea was one of the "wMs ! women"
( witches or sorceresses ) of antiquity , and
she took terrible revenge on Jason for his
desertion of her mother for another bride.
Medea may be considered ono of the oldest
witches In the magic art. Her witchcraft
ns mentioned by Greek authors who lived
GOD U. C. . was "old" even In their tlmo.
The worship ot Hecate , the moon goddess ,
sender of midnight phantoms , lent Itself es
pecially to the magicians. Hecate was the
chief goddess who presided over magic. " arts
nnd spells , for all Incantations were per
formed by the light of the , moon. Medea
Is In this respect closely associated with her
worship , it Is in an ancient Greek writer
Theocritus , where we really find the "origi
nal recipe" employed by the witches of
Shakespeare. Theocritus in ono of his Idyls
represents a passionate witch crying tu
Herate , the moon , to shine clear while Bhu
compels by sacrifice her faithless lover , and
goes through magic ritual of love and hale
striving to bring her beloved onu back to
her by whirling the brazen iltomb , scatter
ing bones with the scattered barley , im-KliiR
him to love by the molting WHY. casting
Into the fierce flames a torn shred of her
eloak nnd laurels to crackle and bla/o and
bu consumed that his flesh shall bo consumed
likewise. This nnclent witchcraft ascribed
magic power'to such filth ns pounded lizards
and the blood of creatures untimely dead ,
revolting mpsses made familiar to moderns ,
ns It has been statt'd , by ; Shakespeaie.
PUNISHING sbllOKUY.
A bull ot , I'opo Innocent VHf. served to
stimulate the Inquisitors. " \ \ ' have
learned , " the bull declared , "that n large
number of persons of both sexua ilo not fear
to enter Into relation with the lnfern.il
demons and by their sorcery stillu- equally
men and animals , render sterile ! tlui con
jugal bed , cause the children of women to
perish , as well nu the offspring of animals
and wither the wheat In the field * . Iho vines
the fruits of the tiees , the grass : ami
pasture * . "
The consequences of this bull were fil hl
fill. In 1IS3 Cumanus In one jr.ir burned
alive forty-one women ; toward Iho same
epoch 100 mon were burned In Italy , in isir
too women were executed in Geneva under
the denomination of I'nHcslanl sorcerers
forty-eight , more we're bin mil In Ilavcns-
burg. and tha Inquisitor , Iteml , bnaMed of
having caused In be e.\oi-uted In fifteen years
moro than l.OOU persons. Stringi , ) though IL
may KuPin , those peiwcuthins only tended ! >
extend the spht'te and the tnfluoncu of magl j
a fact which puivcs that un opinion , how
ever revolting or blr.mge , finds ready niar-
tyis the moment it Is pcihcciilcd. Death
only propug'ites it. ridicule alone extin
guishes It. Following the bull of Innocent
VIII. , In HSt. documents nf tincamn n.itiii ( >
wuro Issued by Mi'xniiiIer VI. , Ieo X. ( in
ITi'JI ) and so on , but , us It bus already lioni
stated , they only served to Incieubo the num
ber of sorcerers.
There were many "Muses whli-h tended to
bring magic. Into discredit , such u'l ' Its
heathenish doctrines , enmities. Ignorance ,
superstition , scepticism , and the pmnaturu
judgment uf shallow authors. .Magic , there
fore. was classed with paganism , because
Home of Its professors were heathen , or were
considered to be such , or because Iho nuglR
nrts followed In the footsteps of heathenism ,
na , for Instance , tla | belief curient in Spain
that the devil was visibly seen lo torment
men.
men.OVKHTIIHOU'S
OVKHTIIHOU'S IIY SCIKNCi : .
The final fall of magic begun with tlio revival -
vival of science In tlai sixteenth nnd suU'ii-
tconth centuries , when Dm question was
raised whether the supposed effects of magic
really took placu or not. In our day , the
occult science ; iif rapidly dying out among
th educated clauses of the clvlll/ed world ,
though nstrology still has Its \oluilps , nnd
the communications In "spirit circles , " by
mediums and spirit wrltlns nro what would
n old t mes have been c'niaed as necromancy.
Hut the Influence of magic may yet bo si i'n
n the practice employed of foretelling
changes in the weather by the moon'a qiur-
ers , taking omens from seeing magpies and
tearing a dog howl at night , the ftar of
spilling salt , the glrU llsletilin ; to the ctirKoo
0 toll how soon they will be married , puli
ng off u row at leaves to t-eltlu what the
over's calllnK will ba , nid | perhnps oven
compelling him to corny by u plu snick
through the rushlight.
Uujkod al ax u series of ( lolmd'jn , nmgle
1 distasteful to the modern mind , which ,
unco satlslle , ! ot Its practical futility , IK apt
u discard U as folly unwoithy of further
notice.
Thld , however. Is hardly doing it Justice ,
'or , UH we have xlinwn , In the carlv do *
volopmenti of the human mind buth ifllRlnn
and science were Intimately comi''ctud with
Magic , whodourluu.i hrnnrhou. unfruitful
is they may hu , nre nevorthDlesa growth *
Irani the tree of knowledge ,
WILL FINISH UP THE WORK
Damage Inflicted by tlio Prigiil Weather
Throughout the Country.
ANOTHER BLIZZARD MASSACRING BUDS
Scronil ColilVno Sureplug Down from
thn > < trtlmrftt nml Snillliif | ; AVhutvvor
1'rilll .Snriltrd tinIjmt Ono
It \VlilrHprriul ,
FOUT SCOUT , Knn. , Mnrcli 23. A bll ? .
znrct from the nortlnvost ronclird tlil.s sec-
tlou thin niorntiiK , tlie tliortnonictcr tlrop.
lilng lo 20 iloRrccH nbovo 7.oro. Suoh friildi
ns were k'ft by the recent cold wnvo nro L-X-
liccleil to bo killed by this uno.
II-3AD\VOOI ) . S. 1) . , Mnrcli 28. Advices to
the UurlliiKtoii ritllrcnil an far as Alllancu
Sny It Is BlortnltiK furiously. This will coin-
plctcly block bu.sliii'3-1 , cspcclnlly between
IMgo\Nootl nnd Shorldan , ns thu utonn 0:11110 :
from that illrcctlon.
ST. I'AUU March 28. A ll lit snow fell
here last night accompanied by n light
breeze , but Itvis not xttxuiu ouougli to ilo-
scrvo the iKUiiu of n bllzzanl. Snow svai
also roportcil as far \\oat ns Plprro and
Aberdeen. In South H.ikotn and at Sioux
Fa Ha the fall wns heavier , being tliu llrst
snowfall at that plnco for n month. South
Dnkoln fearx n repetition In the Illnck lilllu
of Its recent bll/.znrd.
ST. JOSni'll , March 2S. Another coKt
\\avo struck this city this morning and thu
mercury was several degrees below the freez
ing point at noon , being at L'S above. A hlgn
wind Is blowing and signs nml outbuildings
have been blown Oov.ii. Keports at the Bur-
HngUm olllrcs sliow that the Cold wnvo IH
general ami reports from the \\estern illvl-
blons say nnolher HOro cold snap may bo
expected tonight. Fruit growers nro very
uneasy and It Is now fe.ired apples , ns well
n a cherries and plums , have been Injured.
INDIANAI'OMS. March 2S. A inlnl.tttiru
lillz/aril ( .truck this city last night , and from
present condltloiiH Hprlng wu.tthi'r Is far
away. K.uly this morning n line now began
falling nnd continued throughout the ( U tutor
part of the day. It Is accompanied by a high
wind of the whltl variety , nnd outdoor llfo
Is neil nigh Intolerable.
HANCOCK , Mich. , March 2S. A heavy
Hlcet storm has been raging In thin neighbor
hood today. Many telegraph wlies are down.
CHICAOO , March 2S. A snow storm swept
down on ChkMgo last night and raged all
day. Sticol car travel was badly demoral
ized by the deep and soggy "beautiful. " The
cable loads wcie especially hampered by the
storm.
SIOUX CITY , March 28. ( Special Teto-
grnm to Tim Hoc. ) There \vns u snow storm
In this territory last night , nnd anew has
been Tailing nearly all day.
MAKSHAIJ.TOWN. la. . March 28. The
BIKIW ntifriii of last night today developed
Into n typical hllz/.ard , a high north wind
drifting the snow badly und the weather
growing colder.
DUnUQUK , March 28. The snow slorm
that set In at ml < lnlght conllulled today , de
laying trains nnd perlously Interfering with
strjet trainc. The weather began getting
colder this afternoon , with a tendency to
ward a , blizzard.
OTTUMWA , In , March 2S. It h snowing
furiously. Two Inches now have fallen ,
and It la getting colder. Small truttti aru
killed.
LAKK CITY , Minn. , March 28. The cold
weather of the past two days has formed
snfllclcnt Ice on Lake Ilcnnepln to sustain u
person's weight. Two days ngo the laku
was almost clear of Ice , but now the outlook
for navigation Is discouraging.
DUNISON , Tex. , March 28. A norther
struck here today , accompanied by rain and
sleet. Since noon It Imx been snowing.
HOCKFORI ) , III. , March 28. Six Inches ol
snow fell here last night and u regular bliz
zard raged.
HOT SPRINGS , Ark. , March 2S. A reg.
ulur lill/rurd struck the city this evening at
I ! o'clock and a blinding snow storm sot In ,
The weather was bright and beautiful yes
terday , nnd the sudden change surprised
every ono , as It Is very unusual here. It
means the destruction ot fruit and early
vegetables. The snow continues to fall
anil Is drifting badly.
MILWAUKEE. March 28. Ono Of tha
heaviest BIKIW" ' storms of the season passed
over Wisconsin today , accompanied by a
high wind. Four Inches of snow la re
ported at Hoscobel. U approached a bllz-
znia In IhH city , Ilelolt , Monroe nnd other
places. _
J'lllHTul of fllM. < ! : intt.
The fttneinl of Jlrs. Harilct Cooper Ganlt ,
widow of Hon. Unntfcl C.nntt , late chief
justice of Nebraska , took place at the Nu-
brnskn Homi- for Aged , lll J North Twenty-
seventh Htroel.
The icmaliix were then taken to tha
Webster Stioet depot , enrnute for No-
binHkn C'lty , for litnlnl by the side of btr
Itnsbaml.
Miss Hurrli't Cooper of Allegheny semi
nary wnH married to Daniel Gantt April
20 , ISW , In J'lttsbuig , ! ' . , nnd cnme with
him to Omaha , whore they lived for sev
eral years. Hernovlnir with the family to
Nebraska City , she lived there until some
time nfler bis death. Sh < - IH remembered
by the best people of both thfiie ( jllle.s ua u
woman of exalted character , Intellectual
culture ami piety.
.limitary U. 1EI ! ) , ahf was placed In tha
Nebraska Home for Aged IVople by hct
friend * , who , owing to lhi > iivcuIliuUles ol
tier disease and linr iiilvnnceil age ( nearly
SI years ) , \v 're unuble to glvo her tliu care
and Kfiitlo mlnlstiatlons reiinlrud.
After Tuesday , March " 0 , Hlu > was In nn
tmconsrlnuri and appai-i.-ntly iiulnltvs condl *
Him ; not coma , or stupor , but Just sweetly
In entiling her life iiway. I in Monday ,
March ! ! , just as HIP setting mm WBH 1111.
Ilig the loom with a Hood of radiance , tha
busy whoots of III'Q utooil still and her
h.ippy splilt took HM flight , without n alsli
or movement of a muscle.
Air. Amos Ountt , youngest child of .ludgn
O.tnll , came to this city as HOOII na ho WHH
Intormcil of her lllni'SH ttnd rendered every
attention of affection anil gi.ititudo , nril-
'ng ainingomenlH lor the last sail rltex In
Ni'liratdcn I'lly.
At 10:311 : u few friends gathered with tha
otlli-ors and Innmti-H of the homo to renilfi
toUoiiH of regard to UIP memory of Ihf il -
ceased , itov. Dr. Hcnns of Trlnltv Moth-
o.llst Kplscopal chinch , nwlslcd by Itev.
Dr. Kuhim of the Lutheran church , con
ducted thu beautiful ritual sorvlc < ; of tha
Methoilliit Kpl"i'oial | church , of which BhH
\\.IH for fl.Nly-sevcn JIMIS an honoinblu
inomher.
Homo choice floral offorlngH from Amoi
Onnll nml others , composed of K.istt-r
lilies , reins , Illlefl of the valley , n H'ckhi
anil sheaf , gave lilting attestation of re-
fpect for her moniurv.
Mlta C. A. L. K. WHIT13.
( 'riMii ) and \Vliooplni ; Congli.
"I have three children who are subject to ,
croup , nnd have found th.it Cliainborl.ihr.i
Cough Hetnedy will euro them itilckur | than
anything else i can got. If you do not hc-
llevii th.it this icmody will euro tha croup ,
do ns I did. try It , and > ou will soon ba con
vinced. " ! : . M. Chatnian. Dewcy , III.
Whooping cough Is ulto deprived of all dan-
goromi consuquanccs when Chanihcrlaln'H
Cough Itemcdy Is freely given. There h
nothing enmtl to It for cither n ( theuo all-
munts , For sale by druggists.
u
TIII : KIAITV : MAUKIIT ,
INSTHUAIENTa placed on record March 23 ,
18SH :
WAIIUANTY ni'jnna.
Sidney Allen aid | \vlfi > to Albert
JonOs , lot U , block IS , K V Hmlth'a
add . T r , nOO
U J Woblors ot al to Aiuiint
Scbnefor , lot 17 , block 2 , rnt C'lty
p.ulc . 4M
C ! U I'nyne amivlfe to L 1 * Hlnc , lot
1 , block : i , KomiUu Hli add . 1
O W ( . 'Imiunun und wife to John
llf-no it Co. , lot 2 , block 1 , Evurutt
Place . COO
Thomas Geary and wlfn lo . ) union
Cnrioll , imdlv > i lot 9 , block W ,
South Omaha .
QUIT f'LAlit ' OKUD.S.
C V Han'lcon lo n N Ulutz. lot 5 ,
block ! - . AmblPr Plai't ! .
11 1. AlliUHi und wife lo Mulu.il Llfo
and Itiilldlm ; iiKHOclatlnn , w Vt lot r. ,
udti . . . . . . .
U W I'nlili-fc , xpeclal inaator. to W P
rtnydor , 10 tveies In w4 w l'J-15-ia . . n.ooo
Total amount of trmmfcnj ,
from couchi. mre throat , ct" .
Hhould try "llr-j'Vii't Hronchlul Troflhca. ' , i
Klmptt ) hut ure remedy. Suld only In bocuj.
Trice Sf wiits.