Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA MONDAY , JUNE 12 , 1882.
J 'THE LODGES.
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Notes on Masonry at Home
and Abroad.
AMoeonio Funeral at Donvei
in Wnloh Church Rites
Wore Refused.
Lpcnl Lodges nnd Goat Hairs.
THE .FREE . MASONS.
MARONIO IUTE8.
The numerous rites of Masonry on
all moro or loss worthy of study. Th <
most generally diffused are the Yorl
nnd Scottish rites. Aside from tlicsi
all others are moro or loss local it
character. The lloyal Arch Chapter
the strongest and most fntluontia
body in Free Masonry in England ,
Scotland , Ireland , the United States
Canada and the British Colonies , ii
actually unknown on continental Etr
rope ai'd South America. So with
the Templar body. The Oryplio rite
is American in origin , and although
there is a grand council for the Do
minion , many of the subordinate
councils are in a lethargic conditiop ,
The Constantine Order on the othoi
hand is English , and lloyal Art
Mariners is conferred in Scotland it
the lloyal Arch Ohaptor. In Enplane
thcro is a grand ledge of the order
and aorao Mark Lodges confer the do
grco whilst in this country the counci
is now absorbed ia the Grand Oounci
of lloyal ana Select Masters , as ii
Hod Cross of Constantino. The Scot
tish Rite ia the most universal ii
character , and in many foreign juris
dictions it confers the symbolic do
groos. The Royal Order of Scotlant
is , of coarse , essentially Scottish , II
Bro. Hugh McKay , 33 deg. , ol
Hamilton , being the Provincial Grant
Master for Ontario and Quebec , ant
Albert Pike , 32 dog. , holds a similai
office for the United States. The
Bosicrucian society docs not claim tc
bo a branch of Masonry , although it
has nine degrees , with retreat , aecrots ,
and passwords , and candidates for the
honors must bo Master Masons in
good standing.
11EFUHED HDIlIAIu
Don Miguel Otoro , formerly dole'
gate to congress from Now Mexico anc
ono of the best known and wealthiest
residents of the territory was burioc
by the Denver Masons last week. The
Tribune gives the following account ol
the trouble which resulted in the re
fusal of the church to permit Bro ,
Otoro'a body to Ho in consocratoc
ground , The body arrived from Ln
Vegas on a special train on Thursday
and it wan not until the evening o ;
that day that any ohango in the pro
graramo was announced. Upon hii
arrival in the city with the body of hii
father , Mr. Page Otoro was informed
by Father Pinto , the priest of the
Church of the Sacred Heart , hat
Father Bavordy , Vicar-General to the
Bishop , had commanded him not tc
rocuivo the body of Don Otero into the
church , and to have nothing to dc
with the sorvicFB at the burial of the
body. Father Pinto assured younf
Otoro that ho deeply reg > otted the cir
\ . jwH-rotVi-STcT'SceVciyS-ihC Body Wto the
church but that ho .did not dare dis
obey , the order of the Vicar-Ooncral ,
Father Pinto did not state the roaaon
of the objection , but hinted that it
waa because the body woa to bo buried
in the Protestant cemetery , and also
because Don Otoro had boon a Mason.
The Masons of Denver at once in
terested themselves in the matter , and ,
finding that Don Otoro had boon n
member of the Order in , good stand
ing at the time of hia death , desired to
conduct the funeral. AtrangomonU
wore made to have funeral services
conductedat the Trinity church , and
this progatnmo was carried out ,
Mr * Page Otoro was very rauoli
grieved nt the refusal.of the church t (
give hia father Christian burial. ' 'Thej
refuse to receive his , body now. " saic
ho , "but they never refused to rocoivi
bin chocks. "
Father Raverdy , vicar general o
the diocese , was sought by a reporto
who . desired to interview him on th
subject. In answer to the introduo
tory rtuestion .Father Ilavordy said :
"We never receive the bodies c
men who die belonging to secret so
cietiesMr. Otoro was a Mason. "
"Do you never give Oat hello burin
to Masons ) "
"Never if they die Masons ; o
course , { f they renounce. Masonry ant
come back into the church wo.rccoiv .
them' and give their bodies burin
whori they dio. If a man renounce
the churcti the church renounces him
The church says a man cannot bolon
to secret societies and the church toe
If ho gives up the church the Churcl
also gives him up. If a man joins
secret society and then voluntaril ;
leaves it the society takes no nior
notice of him. If this man had re
nounced the Masous they Mould no
now giyo him burial. This is the enl ;
objection to receiving the body of Mr
Otoro. It applies in every caeo. "
At Hiversido thosolemnand impron
aivpritosof the Masonic funeral ser
vicb wore celebrated OH the body wa
laid in a vault which had boon pre
pared for its reception.
Iowa tiouons.
At the lutn meeting of the gram
ledge ot Iowa , the following gram
officers were elected for the nnsuin ;
Masonic year : Goo. B , Vansaun , o
Oedar Falls , grand master ; Charles T
J. Granger , of Waukon , senior gram
warden ; J. D , Gamble , of Knnxvillo
junior grand warden ; Phillip Schallar
of Sao City , grand treasurer ; T. S
Parvin , of Iowa City , grand score
tary. _
Goat Halre.
The Zirkel , of Vienna , has an inter
eating study upon Masonry in Jap in
There exists seven loilces there. Yo
kohama boa throe , Tokio two , of wliicl
the Misrion ledge dutea from 1870
.Koba is the seat of Iliaing Sun ledge
No. 1401 , founded in 1872 , and of tin
Iqdge Biogo and Osaka , No. 408
founded in 1870 , All the lodges an
composed of foreigners , bu * at
Americant General Leeendro , ia endeavoring
deavoring to found a ledge of native :
t Tokio.
The Orient of Italy boa under iti
obedience 185 lodges , of which 12C
are actively at work , Each ledge has
nn average of I > 0 members , making n
fatal of about J 0,000 Italian Masons.
The budget of receipts and expendi
tures amounts to about 400,000 franca
annually. The Italian Masons are
very earnest in holding a Masonic
congress , which is to otsqmblo at
Homo , on which occasion they pro
pose to consecrate a splendid Necro
polis in the cemetery at Campo
Vorano.
Thoroaro 650,000 Master Masons
in the United States , the proportion
being over ono to every hundred.
St. John's Ledge held a special
mooting on Thursday and conferred
the E. A. degree on a candidate.
The regular meeting of Covert
Ledge No. 11 , held on Wednesday ,
was well attended.
Mooting of the Scottish Rita this
evening at Masonic hall. A full
atlondanco ot mcmoers is requested.
Preparations are being made by Mt.
Moduli Ledge of Perfection , Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite , to hold a
session forwork on Juno 23dand 24th ,
in which the degrees of the Ledge up
bo the 15th will bo conferred on a
class of candidates , many of whom
will bo from the interior nf the state.
O. B. P. S.
The Grand Lodqo of Nebraska of
Bohemian Benevolent society holds
its annual mooting this year at
Schuylor , Nob. , Juno llth and 12th.
Tnoro are cloven lodges of this society
in the state , all in prosperous conth
tion. The Grand Ledge meetings of
this society are each year national
fetes of our Bohemian citizens. They
bring together the most prominent
citizens of that nationality from all
parts of the state , who combine busi
ness with pleasure. Besides the busi
ness mooting there is arranged always
a line of entertainments. This year ,
besides a picnic , n prominent feature
will bo a dramatic entertainment by
the most prominent amstour artists in
the atato. The interesting drama ,
"Tho Two Orphans , " will bo pro-
duccd.
NEBRASKA. NOTES.
Religious.
The Ulnlr Episcopalians contemplate
building a $2,000.
The Methodist chut ch nt Bono Creek
will bo dedicated on the 25lh.
llov. J. Woodruff ban become settled
I'rtsbytcrlan pastor at Nelson.
Chapel of the Nollgh Congregational col
lege will bo dedicated on the llth ,
Tbo erection uf a Catholic church at
Syracuse i among tbo probabilities.
riio thhty Sunday Rohools of Antclopo
counvv have au uttendanco of 1,500.
The I'resbytorianH of Alexandria will
soon erect a temporary chinch building ,
The M. E. church at Franklin has re
ceived an elegant organ from Heridnn ,
Conn. '
Ilov. IX W. Hutchlnson. of New York ,
newly assigned to liloouilngton , baa ar
rived.
Organlzitlon of the Sunday school nt
Pierce was completed on tbo 28th ult. It
lias two blblo classes.
Contracts for the erection of Catholic ,
Episcopal and unlver. < olist churches at
Tecumseb have been let.
Tbo proposed Congregational church at
York will bo rn elegant.edifice. The di-
uieneiona are 40x05 , with a 73-foot tower.
In the last four months the additions to
the United Presbyterian congregation of
Pawnee City number 52,10 on profession
of faith and 42 by certitioate from other
congregations.
The Presbyterian utrvwberry festival at
Tekamah 1 > st week bad to be postponed
( Onjicgpunt o lack' ' of tu } jpflipThat'u
tno'ttilliYin'u'botwSeniCfawberry nnd oys
ter festivals.
The B iptfst organization of Steele City
JOB secured the service * of Kov. J. K.
Dlmnnfelt. of Mncon , Neb. , to preach fur
, hon In the M. K. church every other Sau-
mth , beginning Juno 11.
Personal and Social.
Goo. W. E. Dorsly nnd wife , of Fre-
nout , Have gone to Clifton Springs , N. Y.
Senator Van Wyck is expected to be
irescnt at the Falrfield celebration of tbo
Ith of Ju y.
That Sownrd party of " Tramps
Abroad" Norval Kribelor , et nl. landed
at Glasgow on the 7th.
Mrs. M. B. Watch , of Blue Springs ,
was tendered n pleasant birthday surprise
party on the 30th ult.
Thos. 1' . Wcedln , formerly of Fremont
and Omaha has now became sole proprie
tor and editor \.ot \ the Florence ( Arizona )
Enterprise.
"Lcs Bonnes Amies. " a Lincoln society
organization of tea young ladles , gave A
brilliant farewell party to Miss Annie Van
Syckle on the Gtb ,
Ono of the events of the week was'the
surprise party on Miss Alice Swan , last
Tuesday night , her 21st birthday. llislng
Sun Independent ,
The citizens of Nelson made the odltoi
of the Herald happy on the 27th ult. , it
being the 25th anniversary of his marriage ,
and eeveral iia ! presents were made to Mr ,
and Mrs. Ellis an testimonials of their s.
teem ,
lion , George W. Doaue , of Omaha , re1
plylnz to the 4th of July committee , ol
Tekamnh , gaya ho cannot deliver the oration
tion there on account of press of court
business. The onitlon ho delivered there
twenty-five yu rs ago , he nay ? , woa the
only clfort ho WUH ever "guilty" of ,
Mlus Eva BarncH , of Kalam 117.00 , MnJ !
sou county , is building an addition to hei
fathcr'a house , Minn Eva is nn cuterprls.
Ing young lady. A correspondent of the
Madison Chronicle says , "if we had n
dozen Buch daughters wo wouldn't do o
thing but nut on aim and write for tlu
Oiironlclo. "
"Billy" SUdehran , nf Lincoln , on the
evening of the 0th celebrated his 4Gtli
birthday , the 2Cth nunivomiry of hu
arrival in Nobraa a ; and the birth of c
flue boy which was presented to him 01 :
the evening pievlous. The friends of Mr ,
S gathered in llurmonlo Hall at hU ro
queat and geinmu cheer flowed in nbund <
auce ,
A number of friends of Mr , and MM ,
Hey W. Itbonr , of Kepublican City , came
in upon them lost Wednesday evening and
made several hours pam very pleosantl )
with their sociability and game * of nmue&
in nt , Lunch was served at 11 o'clock
nd a little later the party dispersed to
their homes , Enterprise ,
The Lincoln Sportmen'a club presented
their president. Col. Burr II. Polk , with
a brand new , uicklo plutod , stem-winding
watch with steel chain and charm com.
plrte , the whole valued at six American
dollars , Tliis appropriate present was
tendered the gentleman tu take the place
of the watch stolen from him last week.
Charles Able has told hid farm of 138
ncroi to John Toll , of Ohio , for 81,700 ,
mid will move In a short time to Buffalo
county , Nebraska , where ho will embark
in the raking of stock. Charley Is a hard
worker and a good manager , hence he
bos ctlned money sluca 9ltllngonthefurm
which lie hsa just disposed of. Buffalo
county , Nebraska , gets one of our beat
families. Emenon ( Ia. ) Chronicle.
A number of the friends of M'ss Mamie
Mullen , of Co uinbu , "nurprlaed" her on
the evtnlng ot the 27th ult. The occailon
was the nnnivmary of Misa Mullen' * birth ,
an her friends , desiring to celebrate the
occasion , atneinbled at the residence of
Mr. G , G. Bowman , and marched in a
body over to her home , carrying with
them a bountiful eupplyof the good things
that make life worth living for. The
evening WM pleasantly spent In conversa
tion And cards.
Judge ? > mtin , iinllka Artemun Ward ,
did not fire the national salute when the
doctor announced that he was the father
of twins both girls , but actually got mad
nnd swears the doctor shan't have his pat
ronage any more , Thin happened on Hat.
urdny mornl-.g last , nnd we hope by this
time the judge \ willing to accept the In-
evIUblo nnd wclcorrrtltho little strnDg'n
with n paternal IOTO"/"Mother and babies
both doing well. Falls City Nowi.
MATRIMONIAL
At Fremont , May 31 , George A. Storey
tiEllnE , Doggett.
AtOrd , May 31 , by Judge Mcsher ,
John llyhln tu Anna. A , Horabck.
At Dorchester , Mny 28 , by Ilev. S ml.
Jones Lowh Jewell to Ahnira E. IL 1I.
At Plftttumouth , Juno 1 , by Ilov. Mr.
Balrd , William Valentine to Alia Sage.
At Wnhoo , Juno 1 , It. L. Briggn , of
Hooper , to KrmnaL. SI in inn , of Wahoo.
At Fnlla City , Mny 28 , by Elder T. W.
Pinkcrton , John 11. Cone to Ada M. Cox.
At Jacks m , June P , by Ilev. Fr. Law-
ICSK , Benjamin F , Sawyers to Koto Bulcr.
At Columbui" , June 1 , by Kev. Frank-
lln Pierce , Joseph K. James to Alice L.
Crisp.
At Albion , June 1 , by 3ov. ! A. A.
Crersman , Thomas Armstrong to Mlnnio
Jordan.
At Red Cloud , June 1 , by Rev. G. 0.
Yol cr , Wm. It. Smith to Bertha Sher
wood.
At Wood River , Mny 31 , by Rev. 1J.
Phelan , Timothy Runch to Johanna
Carey.
At Beatrice , Juno 7 , by Judge Hill. E.
A. Hitchcock to Alice DuboU , both of
Wymoro. .
At Indlanoln , Juno 5 , by Rev. Amos
Dresser , David McKce. uf Maryvllls , Mo. ,
to Mary E. Porter , of RsJ Willow.
At the residence of Ellas Gamble , Dry
Crock , Furnns county , May 21.1882 , by
Kov. II. K. Bmhucll , William T. Colllngs
to Clara Hill.
, At the homo of the bride's mother , in
Highland precinct , Lancaster county ,
Henry Flicker to Hannah L. Wisscnburi ; ,
Rov. Stockfcl olliclating.
At Shclton , June 1. by .Tudgn Heather-
innton , John M. Hosklns t ) Lizzie J.
Whorton , nnd B , F , Parks to Mary A.
logne , all of bhelton. The double mar
riage an demoralized the Cl pper man that
bo forgot himself and ns about to "go
then a1 d do likewise. " but the -people of
school district No. 17 thteatennod to get
out n mandamus.
Hortfnra'n Aold Phoiphnto
IN.L1VER AND KIDNEY TllOUDLEH.
DK. O. G. C1LLEY , Boston , Bays :
"I have used it very extensively , and
with the most remarkable success in
dyspepsia and in all cases where there
is derangement of the liver and kid-
noys. " Cd-wlw
iSELTZE
Tha Oenllo Way Is Oeit. In dy ipcpsla , liver
complaint and conitlpttloii the diseased organs
ro aenslt.va and tender. Do net use them
rouprhly. An l'o < uttva likoTiBRASt's SILTZER
ArKRiKNT. that tone' , < turrets avd purifies the
syhtcui with ut tiudu'y exciting or irritating
cither the ttomacb , the liver , or the bowel , U
the truoHpeciflo in such casca. Ucnson toacbcs
this , and experience con Iru 8 It.
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Improved lor 1882.
THE BEST AKD
ONLY ABSOLUTELY SAFE
OIL STOVE IN TUB WORLD.
Every housekeeper fools the want of
something that will cook the daily
food an da void the excessive heat , dust ,
litter and ash OB of a coal or wood utovo.
THE MONITOR OIL STOVE WILL
DO IT , bettor , quicker and cheaper
than any other meana. It is the ON LY
OIL STOVE made with the : OIL
RESERVOIR ELEVATED at the
back of the atoyo , away from the lieat ;
by which arrangement ABSOLUTE
SAFETY is secured ; as no gas can bo
generated , fully twenty per ' cent moro
heat is obtained , the wicks' are pre
served twice as , long , thus saving the
trouble of constant trimming and the
expense of now ones , EXAMINE
THE MONITOR and you will buy nc
other.
Manuficturcil'cmly by the
Monitor Oil Stovo' Co , Cleveland 0 ,
Send tor descriptive circular or cal
on M. Rogers it Son , agouta for No.
brush a.
Betoaska National
BANK.
OF OMAHA NEBEASKA
( No. COS. )
TIIKA8URV DKl'AUTMKNT. )
OIUCO Of OOkllTHOLLlIK Of Till OVRRINCT. >
WMUINOTO.V , A | > lll 261U ! Hb2. j
WliHRitB , l > y satUfactory e > ldimcu urcwntod
to the uudcrn'k'iKHl ' , It lia liccn motlo to appeal
th t "TUK WK11KA8KA NATIONAL IJANK OF
OMAHA , " In the city of Omabu , In the county ol
DougUn , anj Btato of Nvbruka , baa compiled
with nil the previsions Of thellovUcd Statues ol
the United butc * required tu tie compiled wlUi
beloto oil association tlull bo authorUed to com-
uonca the buslntss of Uaiiklutt :
Mow , therefore. I , John Jay Ktoi : , Comptroller
of the Currency , do hereby ccrtllir th t "Tlie
Nebraska NMlcual Ilank of Omaha , " In the city
of Om n , In the county of Douuliw , and utatc
of h bra > ka , Ii authgrlz d tn cotuiut-nco the
builnem cf llinkliiffai inovldud In Seitlon Kilty
One Hundred and KUty-Mi.oof the llevbvd
BUtutenof tlio United Stolon.
In tcktluiony whereof witness my
( ) hand snd eoal of office thl 2 ti
\ BEAU V dayot April 1-82.
I - ) JOHN JAT KNOX ,
Comptroller ot the Currency
The above Bank Ii now prepared to receive
It commence ) with a fully pad up
capital ot 1260.000.00 , with offlcerg and dlioctori
13 folio * ! !
H , 1U JOIINSOK. I'Ktsiptiir. of Steele , John.
sou & Co. . Wholesale Oroccra.
A. S. TOUZALIN , Yloi-I'ftiuiiDBiiT , of 0. B. ft Q ,
It. R. , Umiton.
W. V. MORSK , of W , V. iloree and Co , , Whole-
Bolo lioota and Hhooa.
JNO. S. COLLINa , of Q. II. d J. a Oolllm ,
Wholesale Leather and S ddlejy.
JAVIES U. Woolworth , Counsellor anJAttoruey
at Law.
LEWIS 8. ItKKD. of Dyroa Reed A Co. , Real
K Ute DeiUn.
UKN11Y W. YATES. Canhler , UU Cuhlcr of thi
Kltit National liauk of Omaha , and
connected wltli the active nunage-
meutof that Ilank sluoo IU
ItitlonlaJStW
M7TBCOEI
Inrray Iron forks ,
Burlington Iowa ,
Soml Portable
FOR
Cr.EAUF.niE3 ,
riM HUM ,
Printing
Offices ,
Etc. ,
uA Specialty ,
The Largest Iron Working Establish
ment in the State.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steam Engines ,
AND
GENERA ! * MACHINERY.
The Howard Automatic Gut-Off
Steam Engine ,
Bond ( or Circulars. mS3-lm
D. M. WELTY ,
( Snooouor to D. T. Mount. )
Manufacturer and Dealer In
Saddles , EarnesSf Whips ,
FANCY HORSE CLOTHING
Robes , Dusters and Turf Goods
of ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
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' 'The Beat in The World , "
so ? .
Order * Solicited. < J MAH A. NEB
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KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
The Most Successful Remedy ever discov
ered , na It Is certain In ita effects and does not
bllstor. BEAD PROOF UKLOW. Also excellent
( or human.flosh.
FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
Wuhlngtonville , Ohio , Juno 17 , 1831. Da
D. J. KINPALL , & Co. : Gouts Heading your ad
vertisement In Turf , Field and Farm , ot your
Kendall's Spavin Cure , a d having a valuable
and speedy horaa which had been lame trom
spavin ( or eighteen month ) , I sent to you ( or a
bottle by express , which 1 1 six weeks removed
all lament-is and enlargement and a largo splint
from another horse , and both hones are to-day
us sound as colta. The one bottle was worth to
me one hundred dollars. Respectfully
yoirs , H. A. B.'Btourrr , M. D.
Send ( or Illustrated circular giving positive
proof. Prlcoijl. All Druggist * have It or can
get It ( or you. Dr. B. J. Kendall & Co" , Pro
prietors , Enosburgh Falls , Vt.
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To Nervous Sufferers
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
It ta ft positive cam lor tipormatcirhea , Bernini
Weokncta. linpoUtncy , and Ml dlaoaoeg rcanUlof
from Sou-Abnso , ua Mental Anxiety , Locsi
klrraory , Paln.i In the Bach or 81dp , and illeoiaos
that lead to
Consumption
Incaulty an ,
earlygrart
ihe SpcclDc
Medicine te
being nstid
with wonder-
( ul ouccesa.
Pamphlets
sent free to all. Write far them and Cob fall par-
llculars.
Price , Specific , 11.00 per package , or ilz pack
ages ( or 16.00. Addreoo all orders to
B. SIMBON MEDICINE CO.
Nos. 104 and 103 Main St , Buffalo , N. Y.
Sold In Omaha .by 0. f , Goodman , J. W. Bell ,
J. K. Ish , and all druggiaUererrwhero.
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EUROPEAN HOTEL ,
Corner Fourth and Locust Streets.
SOP. X.OT7XS , XUCO. ,
J.H. HURST , - Prop-
Rooms , 75o , $1 , and $1,50 Pnr Day
An elegant Rentauiant Is connected with thi
house where meals are suivedat reasonable prlcns
Open y and night. ra-IOc
The feeble and cmauiatea BUtforlnir from dys-
pepsi % or Indirection lnanrf < mn'aresdvlsed , fur
thesaVcof their own bodily and mental comfort ,
to try Hosteller1 * btomaou Ulttera. Ladles 01
tbo most del cate constitution testify to its harm-
lei ! and rejtoratire properties. 1'tiyslclani
everywhere , dlsgubted with the adultertted
liquor ! of commerce , prescribe It ai thotafoct
and raoU reliable of all stomachic ! ,
Poiloale by all drugglsta and dealers generally
al to ml
OKAY'S SPECIFIC MKDICINE
TRA08MARK TIie ; < MARK
English rem
edy. Anun *
falling cure
i ( or Seminal
WeakneM ,
Spermator *
ihcu , Inipot *
ency , and all
DUcasetthat
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BErCHETARINO. i'Se'nc" AFTER TAJIKD.
Sell-Abuse ; M Lots ol Memory , Universal L sel.
tude , Pain In the Back , Dlmneu ot Vltlon , Premature -
mature Old Ace , and many other DUciioa that
lead to Insanity or Coniumptlon and a Prema
ture Grave.
CVKull particular * la our pamohlet , which
we desire to itnd free I r mall to every one.
iiSTbo Biwdflo Ltvdlclne U told by all druwliU
at 91 per package , or 0 packvjoa ( or 15 , or will
be int ( reo by mall oa reel pt ot the money , by
addrwlng TUB QUA iKDIClNE CO. ,
Borralo. N. T.
orHald1 * ooYnuwMid
A tntl package of "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
( tea of charge , I
BITTERS
Mrs J. O , Itobcrtmn , I'lttabtirp , Pa. , writes : "
wa * sufferlns from general debility , want of ap
petite , constipation , etc. , no that fife WM a bur
den ; after Using Burdock Blood Hitters I felt l t-
ter than for yean. I cannot praise your DltUin
too much. "
R. Olbbj. of nuff lo , N. T. , writes : "Tour
Burdock Hloc titters , In chronic diseases of the
blood , liver auJ kidneys , have been signally
marked with success. 1 have used them myscl
with bent results , for torpidity of the liver , nnd In
cnsoof a friend of mlno euucrlng from dropsy
the cdcct was marvelous. "
Bruce Turner , tlochcster , N. Y.twrltes-'l have
been subject to serious disorder of the kidneys ,
and unable to attend to business ; Burdock Blooc
flitters relieved me before hill abottlo was used
I feel confident that they will entirely cure me. "
> Asentth Hull , Blnghampton , N. Y. , wrltct :
"I suffered with a dull pain thrsugh my eft
lung and shoulder. Lost mj spirits , appetite
and color , and could with dllllculty keep up nl
day. Took your Burdock Blood Bitters as di
rected , and have felt no pain elnco first week af
ter using them. "
Mr. Noah Bates , Elmlra , N. Y. . writes : "About
four years ago I had an atUck of bilious fcver.nnt
never fully recovered. My digestive organs
wora weakened , and I would be completely pros-
traU-d for days. After using two bottles of your
Burdock Blood Cillers tbcl raprovemcnt was so
vl-lblo that I was astonished. I can now. though
61 years of age , do a fair and reasonable day's
work.
0. Bhckct rtobtnson , proprietor of The Canada
Presbyterian , Toronto , Ont. , writes : "Ferycars
I suffered greatly from oft-recurring headache. I
used yeur Burdock Blood Bitters with happiest
result * , and I now nnd mvgclt In better health
than for years past. "
Mrs. Wallace , Buffalo , N. Y , writes : ! have
used Burdock Blood Bitters for nervous and bll
lous headaches , and can recommend It to anyone
requiring a cure for bllllousnosa.
Mrs. Ira Mullnolland , Albany , N. Y , writes
"For several years I have suffered from oft-rocur
rlnp bllllous headaches , dyspepsia , and com
plalntg peculiar to my BOX. Since using your
Burdock Blood Bitters I am entirely relieved. "
Price , 81.00 t > ei Bottle ; Trial Bottle * 10 Ctt
FOSTER , MILBURN , & Co , , Props ,
BUFFALO. N. Y.
Sold at wholesale by Ish & McMahon and 0. F
Ooodman. lo 27 cod-ma
13 * If jouaroinunV
y ofCu tnc , weak- J ma ot lev
rned l < y tlie strain or tcrteUnjjoTorniii (
your duties aTolc * nlRbt work , to rc -
etuuulantsantl u $ torn brain ncrTcati
Hop Dittcrai ( waste use Hop B.
If yo i.re yoim ind I
discretion or Etlun ; u you arc roar-
rlccS or
line on n bed of flcV.
oesn , rclr on Hop ] IBItterat
\Vnocrer yon arc.
wheneTcr you Icet . ally r r o m V > nr
that your 7 tem j Ifornuf IfStiriO )
> ils3&i > 6 that might
needs clcnnslnff. ton- \ (
lr.it or ntlmulatlnir , I hnvo boenprcventco
wlthouUnlox/caHnp , I by ft timely nmo (
Cake Hop
ptpt'a , ktdntv , ' 0,1. o
orunnarucom- Is an absolntt
dlscone
plaini , and lrresl > ta >
ot t i ftomacA , llble cure toi
EOP
tmirclt. bloort. drunlwnneai.
Kwrori n l Ittsa of opluic ,
You will tic llt&bacco , " > '
cured If youBW Ilnareotlea.
Hop Bitter *
ICrouareBtm. I Bold by area
pi IT ; " , e K nd NEVER Clrculu. fiats. Strjro ;
K it may ooinrrrut
aave your !
FAIL re
co.
llfo. It hat
* nved hun-
aredsr
Dleeaso Is an ( ffoct , not a cause Ita origin Ii
within ; Ha 'inanlfoststions without. Benco , to
cure the diseaso.the cAvexmust bo removed , and
in no other way can , a cure ever te effected.
WARNER'S SAFE K1DNDY AND
LIVER. CURE fw established on juat tbls
principle. It reallzca that
95 Per Cent.
olull dlsoiees arlzo from deranged kidneyg and
liver , ' and It itilkcs at once at the root ot the
difficulty. The element ! of which It 1s compot ed
act directly upon.theao great organs , both aa a
FOOD ai d BEBTORIK , and , by placing them in a
i.ealthy , condition , drive dlseauu and pain from
ibo syetcm.
For the Innumerable tronb'ea caused by un
healthy Kidneys , Liver and Urinary Organs ; for
the dittroulnir Dliordcriof Women : for Ualana.
ant. physical derangements generally , thli great
rerut dy hat no equal. Bi ware of Impostors , 1m-
Italians and concocttoni said tn be lust as good !
For ( ale by all dealers.
H. U. WARNER A : CO. .
ma Rooboitor N. Y.
The Great Jbnglish Eemedy
BNorcr fall ! ta cuio
iNervousDeblllr , VI-
Btal Exhaustion , Kmls-
Idions , Seminal Weak-
Ineg-ms.LOBTMAN
llHOOD , and all the
} ] vll effects of youth-
ilful follies and cices-
tics. It stops pcrma-
laontly all weakening ,
involuntary losdtsand
Jrolna upon the ttys-
Icsm , thpInevitable re-
. . "suit of these evil prac
tices , which are „ BO destructive to uilud and body
and make llfo miserable , often leading to Insani
ty and death. It stronifthons the Nervcs.Uraln ,
( inemoryf Blood , Muscles , Digestive and Repro
ductive Owni , U restores to all the organic
funstlms their former vigor and vitality , ma
ting life cheerful and enjoyable. I'rlce , W a
Mottle , or four tlmea the quantity $10. Sent by
express , secure from observation , to any address ,
on receipt ol price. No.O. O. B. sent , except
on receipt o ! $1 as a guarantee. Letters re
questing answers must Inclose utamp.
Dr. Mintie'a Dandelion Pills
are tb ) beat and cheapest dyspepsia and bllllous
cure I a the market. Bold by all druggists. Price
60 ccnta.
Da , MiNTii'a KIUMFT REUKOT , NETBITIOUU ,
Cures II kind of Kidney and bladder complalnte.
gonorrhea , gleet and Itiucorrbea. For eale cy all
uauggisto : it a bottle.
ENGLISH MEDICAI. INSTITUTE ,
718 Ollvo St. , St. Louis , Mo.
For Sole ID Omaha by
0. K. GOODMAN.
NERVOUS DEBILITY ,
Dr. E. 07\Vif Scrv auTuraTnTreatment
A epeclQo for Hysteria , Dlzzincw , Convulsion ! .
Nervous Headache , Mental Depression , Loea elLI
LI emorySponnatorrhaa.Iui potency , Involuntary
Emlwloni , Premature Old Ago , caused by overexertion -
exertion , self-abuse , or over-Indulgence , which
cad * to misery , decay and death. One box will
: uro recent cases. Ea h box contain ! ono month's
: rcatment. One dollar a box , or six boxes for
five dollars ; sent by moll prepaid on receipt of
> rlce. We guarantee six boxes to cure any case ,
iVIth each order received by us for six boxts , ac
companied with five dollars , will send the pur
chaser out written guarantee to return the
money If the treatment does not eOtct a cure.
0. r. Goodman , Druggist , Bole. Wholesale and
Agent , Omaha , Neb. Ojden by mall at
uwir
W.B. MILLARU. F. B. JOHNSON
. . .
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Commission and Wholesale Fruits , YJ *
1111 PARNHAM STREET.
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED.
Agents for Peck & Bausliers Lard , anfl Wllber Mills Floor
OMAHA NEB
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TOOTLE aiAUL & CO.
or. j. BEO"W" Jsr tSc o o
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
Boots and Shoes.
OMAHA , . NEB.
c.
xrar
DRUGS , PAINTS , OILS.
Window and Plate Glass.
3TAnyono . contemplating building store , b.ink. or any other fine . front , will find It ta their ad >
vantage to .corns end with us before purchasing their Plato Glass.
C. F , GOODMAN ,
OMAHA - . . - - NEB.
IF. O. 3 CORGS--A.IT3
WHOLESALE GROCER ,
1213 Farnhem St. . Omaha ,
FOSTER & GRAY ,
WHOLESALE-
LUMBER , GOAL & LIME ,
On River Bank , Bet , Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
sea
DEALERS IN
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO ,
Fire and Burglar Proo \
1020 Farnham Street ,
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AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIGARS AM lAiUfAGTURED TOBACCO.
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I
AND
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EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
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WaOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKB IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDIMOS , Li E , CEMENT
MTSTATE AQENI TOR MILWAUKEE CK1IBHT OOUPAinrj
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - OMAHANEB
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