2 THE DAILY BEE OMAHA TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 19
STATE JOTTINGS.
The Print National bank of Wahoo hsi
.
The Ttlbnno cays that "all Hie good
lookln ? xirli of York chew gum on the
.
Win. Cu'lcr , of Vail * Citv , Mon \ the
street on the 10th and died while 1'elnK
taken homp. HearUUesfe 1 * pp mcd to
have been the cause.
M tn ! Tuio.1r. . , need 18. , " ' VMtW
nreclnct. 1'olb county , wa * kliltd on the
rthbytheaccld.ntal dl'cliarce of n gun
that he was imlllng towards him.
On the 8th , John IJIacklaw , ono of Ihe
commissioners of I'awnce county WM 'hot
< lead by a nc gib..r ! . , Samuel H. eUcr , at
' He mistook him
the latter' * re lcicnce.
for horce thief.
On thoCthn nn of Jacob Stouter , of
Glcnwnod , accidentally dl'charscd tlio
contents of n chot Rim Into ons of his leg * .
He died the next day.
John Wortman , aged tight > eati , son of
Chan. Wottman , of Cam county , was cut
In the Intlcp by ft mower , on the 8th. An
elder brother called to Mm to bring
melon to the machine , ana fhlle utauillnjf
In front of It the team ( tatted.
15at Milter and 0. Ott were nircitei ] by
Sheriff HMiile.1 nnd Ucputy Woodruff at
Tccumoh on Momhy night , on the charge
of stealing the mules from patties near
Lincoln. They hell from Iowa.
The grocery tlfire of T. P. L'0J(1i ' anj
Ihoblac.smUh shop of J. IHattli ftt
1'almyra. were b.irned . to thflKrouml on the
13th. C u e of fire unknown , l.osi
about fc2.iOO ; ImiirancJ 880 J. This wan
the first fire for nevcral years.
S. B. Hall , of Kite precinct , Niickolli
county , Btilclded on the Oth , by habg rig.
The deceased wan 81 year * old , residing
with his aon , ami no thought cf * " "
ftnictlon was over harhoreil l > y him , to the
knowlcdgo of the family , or those frequentIng -
Ing there.
Twohllclrcn of O o. Ccppert , nf Milford -
ford , were ccrlounly It/jureil I last 1 rldny
One little girl wan accidentally f hot by her
bn > therwhowa < tiYlngli > &bootaiinake1anl (
the other , tinning to the s < lstancp of her
sister , cutulerrlolo gull In her thlfili on n
ncythe which WDH lying In the gram , anil
nearly bled to death. Howard Jlcpoiter.
White chalk rock Ins been found near
Alnsworth , Nnb , , on the now cxtenblon ol
the S. 0. & 1' . road. The rock teems
much like that foiuid near Yniikton , and
nt I hat town mime of the best liuilcllnns
nrcof this matctial. It BW almost UK
readily n a board , and f can bo worlatl
In any shape ilr lred. If It hardens on
cxposuto to tlio weather , HB the \anktiin
chsllc ruck dots , It will be valiinblo for
building pnrpoHH \ heu ubovo the teach ot
turlace molituro. I'remont Herald ,
PERSON AI.tT
i iniii" , the Philadelphia dofanltlm'
( ifllccholiler , WAR lienlivl , polite , Mulling und
"poulnr. "
If It bo true that Jtlshop Peck has lost
tnoro than n hundred puunU wti < ht dtir-
I UK the past year , he can uot bo more than
half a peck ,
Jamil UcdpUli thinks Henry Gcorgo IH
n brilliant fool. George If ho were con-
Hulled woul i probably retort that Hcilpatk
U not a brilliant fool.
IJrother llarnes , Iho Kentucky evangelist
list , la moro than six feet In height , nan a
thin face , ntqutllno nose , dark hazel eyes
and long auburn hair.
All statements In the fact that John Kel
ly ii wild wltu grief over the report * of
Tilden's ad physical condition , are to bn
taken with not oral grains of unit.
Miss Lucy Stone hax acceded from the
llotton woman suffrage convention , and Is
running ono of her own In Omaha. I'rom
Alpha to Omaha Is quite a trip.-Chicago
tribune.
Gen. Hen. Butler was not lost in the
yacht cmlre , an his friends feared and hit
enemies alirint bdloved , but is hearty anO
well and still Intent nn being governor ol
Massahtiselt before ho dies if not this
year some othur year , perhaps.
Thounxallant SprlngQeld Union gives
this advicn to one of tlio rno > l aitcemoil
woman suffragists of Matsacusetts : "Lucy
Btone , wo would suggest that you might
slight the weight of your Influence agooj
deal more effectively by keeping at homo
and darning Mr. IJlacku oil's itocklngH.
Gcu. Abe Utiford , the ' 'converted , " Kentucky -
tucky horft-raccr , Is out In a card denounc
ing the'edltor of the Lexington Trauscriut
na a liar , and offering to fight him. The
offense of the editor was In Baying in his
paper that General liuford called a colored
boy , who charged him a quarter of a dollar
for a slight service , " d n Bcouudrel. "
W.Tho New York TlmcasayH that llio Hko-
ness of Jay Hubbell , now being qultoox-
tensively printed In the friendly columna
of western newspapers , closely resembles
the woodoutu of the gentleman who Ims
been restored to complete health by the
use of "our remarkable kidney cure. " It
ID traveling throiuh the rural districts In
company with Mrs , LUlla Somebody , n
w ell d \ eloped lady who la not entirely un
known to modern nostrum veudorn and the
readers of dome of the llluntroted dallies ,
Henry 0. Klipper , the colored graduate
of West Point , In a loiter from Camp
lllce , Tex. , to tlio New York Tribune
denies Ilia story that ha has been appointed
captain lu the Mexican army , llo gays :
"Aa a matter of fact , I am not In Mexico ,
but in Texan , 1 have col received any ap-
polntmont , civil , military , or othorwlue , In
Mexico ; have asked for none and have no
expectation of ever roojlvluff any though
I read , write , and speak tlio language
Huciitly.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The result of the election In Maine hai
had a dlicouraglng effect upon the green
back party In lima ,
Delaware republicans perceive the com
ing nf political revolution in the fact that
a von ( if ( jov. ( Salisbury ban attended a re
publican meeting ,
John Q. Wldtller was elected at the
republican caucus In Amoauury , Mass. ,
last week , a delegate to the convention
of the now Seventh congressional district.
The struggle for the republican nondua
lion for fo > ernorof Mosnachimetts Is as
close as tlio Sniggle lu New York , but
the administration is nut trying to con
trol It.
Benator Pendlcton wan aikod by a Chi
ciiiutt ! reporter the other day what he
thought * of the presidential outlook for
1884. Ho replied : "It would be as profila-
ble to guess what the weather will be that
year , "
The Teller and Tabor faction of the re
publican purty of Colorado carried the
elate convention by nominating Kmu t L.
Campbell , of l.endyllle , for governor
and William H. Meyer for lieutenant gov.
ernor.
Tliegrccnbaokerilnne co little of auy.
thing that they ought at leant to cultivate
it crop of harmony. Uut there Is dlsoori
already In the family , and Solon Chano , ol
Malue , is calling Weaver of Iowa tie
"wild ass of the prairies , "
In the elections of Oregon , Vermont am
Maine the republican * bate made a gain o
two members of the house of representa
lives as compared with tlio result two
yean ag , aud made MHO of a republican
benator In Maine ,
The data of New Hampthlru has ha ;
thirty-eight governors lu the pint 100 > car *
and their aiera e when elected wan to
years. The yuungctt , Lev ! Woodbury
was SI ) carv old when chonen , iu Ib23. The
two oldcot were each 70.
Benator Wlndoai will take part In the
cimpalxu In Minnesota , nud reply ta the
attacks made upon his character aud recon
by his political enemies. Ho lias recclvei
no many assurance * of uuiiport from the
better element in the republican party thu
he has no mitghingi a to the result o
the senatorial content.
The Teuneuee democrats would doubt-
leu be content to aee Gov. Hawktrui reelected
elected If they could be sure cf tj > | Itgisla
ture. But their chances of galaifi a iua >
Jority la that body are even lc than of
electing ( ion. Hales to the governorship.
Senator Harris Is making n desperate fjghl
to win , knowing th t defeat now will prob
ably end his political career.
The imccpMor i f Jay Hub1ll In the
Northern Peninsula district of Michigan ,
the Hon. Howard llrcllung. Is no jrapulnr
with both pirtlc * and his election so abso
lutely certain that It Is not at sit likely
the democrat * will make any nomination
ng.ilnftt him. There would unquestionably
hate been a democratic candidate If Hur > .
hrll had succeeded In securing a ronomina-
lion ,
Colonel Cach , cx-dtiellat , Is conducting
his independent canvass for congrem In
South Carolina Initial warlike spirit which
might bo expected of him. He addressed
a meeting nt Kock Hill the oilier day
which wa * Interrupted by a permhcuoin
light yery loon after It bdrnn At once he
"rnihed Into his room In the hotel and soon
returned armed for nn emergency ; " and
then the report proceed * , "quiet as re
stored. "
_ The anti-monopoly stale committee of
New York will hold a meeting September
UTi to consider the question of nominating
a state ticket. If cither of the regular
parties nominates a good anll-monopolht
for governor they will not nominate , If
neither nominates euch n man they will
feel compelled lo put ono In the field and
elect , him. The warning to the regular
parties ought to be sufficient. Tliii 11 the
last year that the nntl-monopollitfi will
deal so leniently with them.
It took 1,001 ballots to beat Gen. Iltagg
In the .Second Wlicoiutn district demo
cratic contention , Daniel H , Stunner , of
Waukefclm , being i t last agreed on ns the
compromise candidate , i'hls result was
brought about by llio defection of one of
UragK'fl "iron brigade , " and wai sprung
upon the convention , greatly to the aston-
hhment of the llragg men , who had no
suspicion of the movement. The Delaney
men , finding It Impossible to nominate
tticlr own candidate , were conlcnt with
the glory of beating ltrnKgt who has re
flected more creJlt upon Wisconsin In con
gress than any democrat has done for
twenty yearn , and who hai been one among
the torv few of his political faith In tlio
lioino able to command at all tlmex the
respect and good will of hi * political opponents
ponentsIm successor la a comparatively
nbsuie lawyer , who wax never heard nf
before , aud very likely never will be
again. )
Ouo Experience for Mnny.
I have been sick ard mioerablu no
long and had caused my husband no
much troutilo nnd expense , no ono
Boomed to know whnt ailed mo , tlmt I
was completely disheartened and din-
inigod. In this frame of mind I
got u bottle of Hup Kittora and used
them unknown to my family. I soon
began to improve and gained BO fast
tlmt my husband and family thought
it strnngo und unnatural , but when I
told them what had helped mo , they
enid , "Hurrah for Hop Bitters 1 long
may they prosper , for they have made
mother well and us happy. The
Mother.
Marrying Rlcb.
You nocd not bo poor and depend-
out on your wedding day , for every
person nmlo or female can get a
good round sum of money at masriago
if they hold a certificate of member
ship in THE MARRIAGE FUND
MUTUAL TRUST ASSOCIATION
of Cedar Rapids , Iowa. $10,000 Inw
already boon paid in benefits to its
momburn , in the nine months of the
associations' organisationand there is
a golden opportunity for thousands
more to reap oven larger benefits.
Nothing like it woa over known.
Do not postpone Bonding in your
request for circulars giving full and
complete information regarding tlio
plans and opporations of the associa
tion. Agents can nmko bigger money
than in any other business. It is
strictly honorable , pleasant and pro
fitable. The Auditor of State holds
a deposit from the association as pro
scribed by law , for the protection of
their members. The only association
of the kind in existence organized ac
cording to law. Write at once for
circulars. Say wlicro you saw thin
notice. augUll-m
JUGGED FOn THREE MONTHS.
A Nebraska Editor's Boiitouoa.
Special Dispatch to Tin 11(1 ,
SIDNEY , Nob. , Seutombor 18. The
saso of G. W. Strato , for shooting at
Maddox , his local editor , was called
by His Honor Judge Noubauor thin
nvorning. The evidence shows clearly
that Strato , with premeditated malice ,
wanted to hurt Maddox , and none of
the witnesses' testimony could bo im
peached. In passing Bontonco his
lionor apoko of the lawlessness in west
ern Nebraska and of the tremendous ex
penses that Cheyenne county has been
burdened with on account of persona
carryihg deadly weapons and the pro
miscuous discharge of revolvers. Ho
Felt called upon to do his duty , and
accordingly sentenced Strato to
the fullest extent of the law , throe
months in thu county jail and to pay
the coats of the prosecution. The sen
tence moots with general approval ,
Nursing mothers gain ntrongth by
using JJrown'a Iron Hitters. It acts
like a charm in restoring to health
and strength ovorutnuned nature.
A Calilunt Seating.
Swclal DI pattliiit3Tini HUB.
NK\V YOUK , September 18. Arthur
will go to Washington Tuesday to at
tend a cabinet meeting.
Col , Ira Wilson has purchased a
half interest in the Pacific House , at
St. Joe. The firm will now bo J. U.
Kitchen it Ira Wilson. Mr. Kitchen
has moved to the Puxton hotel , at
Omaha , and Mr. Wilson has taken
charge of the Pacific , where ho will
bo pleased to meet his old friends.
The Pacific is the loading hotel of St.
Joe und a first-class hotel in every re
Poet. BopO-nutotf
Hullrottd Wreck.
Special dispatch to THE llKKi
ST. Louis , September 18. Two
freight trains collided iu a tunnel
three miles west of Kukwood on the
MtBiouri Paoilio yesterday afternoon ,
wrecking both trains und slightly in-
juriug a couple of the crow. Tlio
cars took fire and at last accounts
were burning furiously iueido the tun-
nel. A fire onyino was sent from
hero last night to nubduo the flames.
Socoml Edition of Job.
M - psdeu , N , DhMuuitn-et , buffalo ,
yaws " 1 cannot le too thuukful that I was
induced to try your HriilM ) li.o.shnu ! , 1
wan at one time afraid I thould iie > er be
able to get put galu. 1 seemed to be a
second edition of Job without hU patience
my f ce and body were one last collection
of bolls aud pimples ; ahice taking one bot-
tie of your Spring Ulos oin I am quite
cured , all eruptions hate disappeared , an
I ft el betler than I hate In a long time.
Price 60 cents , trial bottloi 10 cents.
A SAD SEQUEL ,
Mrs. Melville Meets Her Husband
and Does Insane ,
While Danonhower and Mel
ville Indulge in Recrimina
ting Over the Fate
of DoLonR.
A Cnrd to the Public.
DANENIIOWEU SPHAKS.
Special Dlfpitth to Tim Brn
WASHINGTON , September 18
[ lieutenant DAnonhovror issues the
'ollowing card ;
"My attention has boon drawn to
several items nnd comments referring
o nn alleged trouble between Chief
Engineer flco.V. . Molvlllo and rny-
lolf. The latest ono is The Washing-
.on Star last evcmtiz , copied from a
tfow York pnpor , nnd is the first that
akcs definite shnpo , stating under the
itlo of 'Melville vs. DAiicnhowcr , '
The alleged charge of Lieut. Dancn-
lower that If ho ( Melville ) had not
urned back from the first ncarch ,
Capt , DoLong and hia companions
might have been saved. ' The above
illcged charpo has never boon made
> y mo. In tha first placj the facts
vould not admit of such n charge , for
when Melville turned back the cap-
.ain's party had boon dead at least
ifteen days. In the second place , I
would never make such a charge ex-
icpt to the proper official nuthorltieo.
[ have always avoided udvcrao and
iromaturo criticisms on my late com
rades , mid will niniply refer to what I
said when confronted by half n ccorc
of journalists on'board the ( Jollic , on
ny arrival at Now York , nnd pub-
iahod in The Now York Herald , May
2 ! ) , 1882 , under the caption , 'Vindi
cation of Mulvillo. ' Thin wan caused
jy my learning ho had been hastily
and unfairly criticised previous to my
return. I have miulo no charge
agninst iiny one. My iioreonal rola-
; iona with Mr. Melville hare been of
a very pleasant character. Regretting
[ have to appear in print , nnd hoping
ihoro will bu no further necessity for
it , I inn , Respectfully ,
( Signed ) J. W. DANKMIOWEII ,
Lieutenant U. S. N.
Mr * . Mnlvillo Insane.
Special DUpitch ( o THE HKK.
PHILADELPHIA , September 18.
Mrs. Melville , the wife of Engineer
Melville , of the Jcannotte , wai floiznd
with delirium Saturday night nt the
: lese of the dcmonatrationa nt the
! iomo of her family nt Sharon Hill ,
following it in aaid an interview with
tier husband. She hai born auGering
from nervous prostration previous to
Ills arrival. The excitement of mind
appeared to subside when her husband
wan out of her prcnuncu. Melville
loft the lumso the same ui' lit with
iriends , going to Darby , nour by and
has not returned. To-day Dr. W.
Fisher Longstrcot nnd Dr. linrtlotson
rvoro called in attendance nnd have
iiold a consultation. They determined -
od to hold another examination with
: ho view of placing Mrs. Melville
where she may be permanently re
stored to health. The affair has
created a profound fooling of sadness
at Sharon Hill and in this city. '
Detained Ly Sickness.
Special Dlipatchoi to Tim lini.
WASHiNQToNj September 18 Chief
Engineer Melville , announces hia do-
ontiou a * his homo in Sharon ilill ,
> y sickness in his family , and that ho
will probably not arrive till Wednes
day. Ho will bo escorted from the
depot to the hill , where a public re
ception will bo given.
Paralytic strokes , heart disease , and
cidnoy affectlona , prevented by the
USD of Brown's Iron IJIttcirs.
TOE BAD AND WORTHLESS
Are never imitated or counterfeited.
Thin is oapocially true of n family
nodlcino , and it is positive proof that
ho remedy imitated is of the highoat
value. AB soon us it had boon tested
and proved by the wliolo world that
EIop liittcra woa tlio purest , boat nnd
moat vnluablo family medicine on
'tirth , many imitations sprung up and
began to steal the notices in which
the proas and pooulo of the country
had cxprusaod the merits of II. B. ,
and in every way trying to induce suf
fering invalids lo use their stuff in
stead , expecting to make money on
the orodit nnd good nnnio of H. B.
Many Bothers started nostrums pot up
in similar style to II. U , , with vari
ously dnvisod namus in which the
word " .Hop" or "Hops" were used in
a way to induce people to believe they
were tlio same aa Hop Bittors. All
such pretended romudioa or cures , no
matter what their style or name is.
and capicially t hosts with the word
"llop" or "Hops" in their name or in
any way connected with thorn or their
name , uro imitations or counterfoils.
Hewaro of them. Touch none of
them. Use nothing but genuinb Hop
Hitters , with u bunch or cluster of
iroon Hops on the wliito label. Trust
nothing olso. Drugtrista and dealers
are warned against dealing In imita
tions or counterfoils.
* .Ut.n Flrfl with Firo. TliUnm l >
KooJpollcj on a Maim , ' jinirio , but It will not
aiuuir with the ft'Tonxl | : unun sjituii. Irritat
' ' "
" - - - -1n i eiaiH.ratu mid lutenklly allioin-
, . - . . . . . - . tlioktoiuiliortlioboniU Kincrlakc
a ilrottlo u > a > oi4it forliuliKt tlon or eoiutliutlon ,
AJmliiUUr lu.UaJ Turraut's Holtiir Aiirlont ,
whliliUatoncca fibrKura , a catlartlr , uml wi
liitlKorunt nJ has a bootiilnj ; anj butllnir tfltvl
UKIII tliuilUonlirultk'cra.
b01U 11V ALL DIlUCniSTS ,
EUROPEAN HOTEL ,
Tliomout ccnlrall ) locttiil hotel in the city
Hoouis7Kc f 1.00. II Mmd flOOperday. '
Kint Clint llitauruut conuecttid witti tbt
holtl.
HURST. - - Prop.
Corner Fourth mil Locust Streets ,
SOT. X.OXTX < St IkXO.
" BLACK-DRAUGHT" i-nrcs rtj -
j-
l ' " " " -
-istioii aud lu-rtbaja ,
TRUE
Temperance
Is not signing a pledge
or taking a solemn oath that
cannot be kept , because of
the non-removal of the cause
liquor. The way to make
a man temperate is to kill
the desire for those dreadful
artificial stimulants that car
ry so many bright intellect : ;
to prcmatmc graves , and
desolation , strife and un-
happincss into so many
families. '
It is a fact !
UlTTr.ns nonalcoholic
, n true -
ic tonic , made in HaUlmorc ,
Mil , , by the lirou u Chemical
Company , w ho arc old drug-
pvts and in every particu
lar reliable , will , by remov
ing the craving appetite of
the drunkard , nnd by curing
the nervousness , weakness ,
and general ill health result
ing from intemperance , < lo
more to promote temperance ,
in the strictest sense th n
any other means now known.
It is a well authenticated
fact that many medicines ,
especially ' bitters , ' arc noth
ing butcheap whiskey vilely
concocted for use in local
option countries. Such is
not the case with BROWN'S
I RON BITTERS. It is a medi
cine , a cure for weakness
and decay in the nervous ,
muscular , and digestive or
gans of the body , produc
ing good , rich blood , health
and strength. Try one bet
tle. Price 1.00.
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They nro for sale by all Lending Car-
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ima . thu\
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Accounts boit in cc.rrono-r of old
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lion.
Cortlfloato * ol dapcxlt IntucU pnr-
alilo lu three , six and twelve
Boutbi , boarinc lntoroitorou de-
caiuid witlaoat intercut.
Advance * dcdo to ooctoniers on
tprovod aourlti aat ruarlcet rates
of iutci'cat <
The iutoreat of ouktozuer * are
olosoI/KoardcxliUud every facility
oomoatlMo with prinoinle * of
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l > r w uicUt draft * on Eoalatid
Ireland , Scotland , and nil varta o
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Bell European nauago tiobeU.
03LLEOTIOH8 PROMPT LY MAB E .
j-oniuOcrfr cm U spcpxia , ute
BUnDOCn < LOOD niTTEUS.
Iljou are MP.IctoJ with Biliousness , u o
IIUHDOCK HLOOD BITTEI13
It } cm are jrrostrated R Ith tick Hc&dache , talto
nUUDOCK ItLOOD BITTKIIS
( jour Don cte arc disordered , regulate them lth
IIURDOCK BLOOD BITTEKa
H v.nu Elooci It nijiure , pur ! ' } ' It with
BUUDOCK BLOOD I1ITTEKS.
louh e IndlfcfUonjoullllinilanaptlilclo (
In BUUDOCK BLOOD BITTKIIS.
If you Arc troubled \vltti Sprint ; ComplatnU , er
adicate them with BUIIDOCK BLOOD HITTEHS.
If your Liter U toijiM , restore It to healthy notion
* Ith BUIIDOCK BLOOD BITTEItS
II your Mur It atlectol , you will find n sure re
storative In BUIIDOCK BLOOD B1TTEUS.
It } ott hav o any ipeclts ol Humor or I'lmplo , ( all
not to talic BUUDOCK HLOV > BITTEIIS.
II jou hate nnj t > mptoni3 ot Ulcers or Scrofulous
Sorff" , n curatho remedy will bo found In
BUnUOCK BLOOD BITTEHS
For Imparting strength ncdIUlity to tlio sys
tem , nothing can cmial
BUIIDOCK BLOOD B1TTEUS.
KorNcnouflandOcnerM Debility , tone up the
sj-stcciwlth BUnDOCK BLOOD BITIEUS.
Pries. 91.00 Dot Bottla ; Trl Bottle * 10 QU
FOSTGii MILEUEN & Go
, , , , Props ,
BTTTPALO , If. " .
Cold at Tvholcsjle by Ish ft McMahon and C. F
Oixilm-.u.
Jei7ood-me !
To Nervous Sufl'erors
ThC Q'SEAT EUROFUAtl
Dr. J. B. Simpson's SpoolUc
II It a f 3UYOturt | lr L'l rrjawirhoA , Enalm
V7e ' . ' < nv. ImpotKJcy , ur.ti tit dlpwuci resulHci
from 8C/-A.IU3S , a I.utilr.l Ai.xluty , LOMI
IJ o p. VjItu IntriP _ Uicl. or Cl4o , and illocasot ,
/ rff-rt" * 4/i\u lhvt load lo
- - - Ucr.'uaiptloi
innanlty r.a ,
T/10 /
MeJlclns It
bo'np tueii
trith wonder.
vat rru i Ml. Wcltv A Uiorc md gel fua yai
Price , flportac , fl.tO per lortopo , or eU rch-
ages lor W.CO. AJdrus ill crdj to
L' . rii/iow iroicir.'K r/a.
Ncs. 101 and 100 W Iu fit. Lulfaio , N. T
Sold In Omaha Uj0. . r. Ocodnitn , J. W. Bill ,
und til iititeMr.oip.iyKhoi'.i. !
DR. CLARKE
MoPny ? ? 9rJ ! ) I- ESTABLISH BD 1861. /XioonutSt
Et. Louis , Is still treatIng -
Ing all 1'KIVATE , NKR-
VuUU , CHIION1C and
Special Diseases , Spcrraa.
tortlioo'X , Impotincv ( Sex-
tul Incapacity ) , Ketralo
Irregularities ,
etc.
.Bcnd 5 cents
( Iti stamps ) t ) p > y express
charges on aaluablo
or " entitled "Olseiscs
of Women , etc. " Work
on CIIHOMC DisKAsra , ono alaiiip. jtaTVIctlras
ol Scl-alU e or I'rhato Disease , nend 2 stamps
for CKMttnATKD WORKB on Mrvcuj and hcxual
diseases. Ooniultatlon personally or by letter.
FHEB. Consu't the old Doctor. THOUSANDS
CU1SED. Onico In quiet , irlxato , respectable
place. You see no ono but the doctor. Dr.
ilnrkeln the only phjslcltii In the city ho war
ranti ruron or no nay Moillclnes tint oxer-
whore. Honn. 8 AM to N P M .W. lyy
[ 'JMIMOJO' n
isoretlor , - > ' Ilixw. Jt lii'l ) f 7" " a i
lea .or lr ' ! o , olu or
jo r ) - ltti or IMIRIII-J rjltit ; on o UO . ' 1 <
im , ti-l > JO Hop Bltterfc.
\ \ lutut sronnn. f. Ilinnit < <
Ml.cnnTif > ou ln ( , I JJI.J fr n 'i >
Imt y < , ir tjMiin Jj/ ; nu - > r K' ' J ii o >
: thai tnlKl'
IH-I cj ) i iwiitlux. ' < . M n
tm > or
Yuu will t < o
i-urtnJIf sou use
Hop Blttnrff
BoUujntrg
tft < h4nJ
Clrealu-
VOV BllTIth
fro cu. ,
llocbeilc'.N T
SCROFULA.
The scat of all diseases of this nn
turo is in the blood , as any ono manl
foutly IIIOWB ; therefore , if you purify
the blood , the diseano , in any form or
stage , disappears. Read what those
say who hayo tested the merits of the
great vegetable blood purifier , S. S. S.
It cloanscs Uio blood of all scrofulous
taint so thoroughly that the disease
never returns.
I had scrofula for seven months , the
ulcer covering the entire surface of
both legs. After having tried the
usual remedies with no relief , I re
sorted to S. S. S.ond nm glad to nay
that six bottles has oflbctually cured
mo. A. S. LEHKESTV ,
Atlanta , Ga.
I suft'ered from scrofula 17 . years.
My shin bones were covered with ulcers -
cors and ono mass of rotten llosh , and
the odor was almost unbearable. All
remedies and treatments failed until I
began taking S. B. S. Previous to
taking It I at times could scarcely
walk. Now I con walk all day , and I
have to thank S. S. S. and it only for
my cure. 'Jiios. MCFAHLA H ,
AtlantH , Ga.
Some thirty jfurs ago there lived
in Montgomery , Ala. , ft young man
who was terribly atllicted with Scrof
ula. After being treated for n long
titno by the medical profession of thU
town with no benefit , ho commenced
taking S. S. S. After persistently
taking it two months ho was cur * d.
Being acquainted with him for 20
yeais thereafter , I can testify that the
diauaso never returned.
J.V. . Bisiioi" , J. P. ,
Dot Springs , Ark.
Rowan ! wl11 b * P * ; < 1 ' " * " }
wUflTi3. on wulilio IDS Dottlwoi
U. H. B. . ono particle ol Mercury , lodld * ol f o
Hum or auy Mlntnl lulwUnM.
BWirrapKoiKio co. Prori
AUuU , Ok.
Prlc 'of StcJdl riu , 11.00.
L ig lUt 11.16
BOOK-KEEPING , PUSiNESS FORMS ,
BANKING , COMMERCIAL LAW ,
PENMANSHIP , POLITICAL ECONOMY ,
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC , ENGLISH LANGUAGES ,
Taught by gentlemen of business experience and broad scholarship at the
WYMAN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
A now institution based on the highus't standard of excellence. Day and
nnd evening eoaoioiis nro now in cuc rfsful operation.
Po citculnrs or Bt > ccnl ! Informatlun apply to or address
A. L. V7YM AN.
"Every Tub Must Stand Upon its
Own Bottom. "
And Every Wagon Upon its Own Merits.
\Vo appreciate the above and mnko our wagons nccordinaly.
Respectfully , WINONA NVAGON CC
V ARKER & BOVVERS , General Aonto , Omaha , Nob.
A. M. CLARK ,
Painter&PaperHanpr
SIGN WRITER & DECORATOR.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
WALL PAPER !
Window Shades1 and Curtains ,
CORNICES CURTAIN PQLES AND
FIXTURES.
Paints , Oils & Brushes.
107 South 14th Street.
OMAHA , - . . NEBRASKA.
JEFF W. BEDFORD
Wholesale | lad Retail Dealer In
Soft Coal
Orders Filled Promptly at Of
fice on 14th , Between Far-
nam and Douglas ,
Telephone No , 178.
for Rioh Hill Coal.
PERFECTION
HEATING "AND BAKING ,
is only attained by using
Stoves and Ranges.
WITH
WIBE GAUZE OVER DOORS ,
For aale by
M1LTOH ROGERS & 30/13 /
WHOLESALE
MILLINERY & NOTIONS
Zephyrs , Germantown , Etc ,
STOCK LARGER THAN EVER. { 13080ai\lu21MESou'5U' \ ? ' 3s
U MUIUB I OBERPELDER & CO.
DOCTOR
WHIT TIE E ,
617 St Obnrlon St. , SV LOUIS. Mo.
A linPUfA'l OIIAOi-ATP ilt i m ilicnl
coll'Kuhi litc 1 1 1 k r u v > ! 'l In tli t cat-
ment o ( OIIKOMU , WhlUoL'i , SKIN AND
IlLOOU filfcas'ii than any other paialclan la fit ,
Loulj it clt > l' l > trj the > / sad ul ll
know. Cuiuulutlon a otRcu or li > mill , tree
and Iniltftl. A ( rlcntll ) talk or liU opinion
costa nothing. Whui It U Inconvenient to
lUttlie lity ( or trcitnuiit , niudclncs can lie
sent l > y mail or Liprisi tM > rj whtre , Cuulle
lasca.'iiirintccd , mro doubt existIt Is ( ratA-
y ttktttl , Oil ! or rite ,
Nmous { inratratlon , DflbilltVi Mental
and 1'hjglc.il U'eakneHu , Mercurial and
other utfectiom of TJiroat , Hliu unit Uonea ,
lUoiKJ impuritieg nud Dloinl I' Uouin T
Skin Affections OM Sored and Ulcera. _
Iinpe < UiiieuU to Mrr M e. ItheumatUui ,
I'iltd ) > ecul uiteutiuu to cased from
over.workedjjralu _ ol'ltHIOAIj OASES
receive apedal atteutlou. JJi oaferi arl log
from Impru If nee. j'tce < a , Imluk-rncea
or KxjKMiuret.
The Great Lnglish Eemedy
, Ne\er ( alls ta cuia
Sen ou Debility , Vi
tal Exhaustion , Kmtf
ilona. Seminal \Ve V-
.
HOOD , and all the
j tUetIticta ol youth.
( ul ( olliui ) and oxcog.
tea. It Btopa perm * .
llcutly all wcaLcnlnp.
oluntary lo.m e an J
Iraln * U | n thu tiya-
, . . . , t > , nit thelnoUtablo ro-
. , „ * T'l1 iilt o ( these eviliirao-
tlcofl , which are so destruetlve to mind and body
and rniUe Ma mUerable , oltcn leading to insanl.
ly and death It trcn < theni the Nen ea.Uraln ,
( owiiiorri lilood , lliiscles , l > ! ; i tlve and Itcpro-
ductltoOnran > , It restores O all thg organic
lunctl their former > ltor and > Itallty , ma *
ling Mo chtcrul and mjojable. Price , S3 a
"lottle , or ( our timc-i the quantity HO. Sent by
exrircM. uvcure Irom obsvrt atlon. to anyaddrco * .
on receipt ot price , No. C , O , 1) . tent , except
on receipt ol f 1 u ft zuarautw ) . Ltttcra rj.
queetln antweri inuit InclObo itunp.
Dr. Mintie's Daudehon Pilla
are tr ) 1'Cbt and chcapevt djspcjwl * and bllllouj
euro I a the market. Sold by all drujgllU. Pflco
Da limn i' * Kwxrr RUIEDT ,
Curtail ! Undo ! Kidney and bladder coouiUlnte ,
gouorrbia , elect and Itmcorrbe * , For sa'o by all
oiugjjUU : il a tattle.
ENOLIS11 MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
TIBOHicat. , St. LouU , Mo.
Far Sale la Oratlu byC.
C. F. GOODMAN.