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    THE DAILY BEE-WEDNESDAY , MARCH 11. 1885.
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RANGE PIRAIES.
A Traveler Tolls What He Knows
About Wyoming Cattle Kings ,
Freezing Out Small Owners A De
cidedly /vudaclouB Article Ho-
plctcvltli Grave Charges ,
A correspondent of the Blnokfoot ( Ida
ho ) Register , -who aiqns his commnnlca-
lion as "Driftwood , " gives some iioints
npon what ho tortns "Tho Piracy of
Knngcs" in Wyoming , ns followa :
It ii a mistaken idea that wo Imvo anywhere -
where in the United Stntos arid desott
wastes that will subsist vast herds of
stock that will not eventually bo Bottled ,
Hera arc the great mid plains of tlio
Snoko river. Three yoara ago this was
unoccupied ; three years houco not iv
spare inch will bo loft. Lot us turn oar
attention for a moment to the great terri
tory cf Wyoming , ojd BOO how a country
that but n little wbilo ago tras
almost universally termed nn arid
and nlknll Gold , is fixed. About
twenty years ago 03 I came along
up the North Platlc , Swcotwatcr , ou
through'Soath Pass and down the Bandy
to Green river , hostile Indians , alkali and
bufl'ilo on every tide , worn and tired out ,
If anybody had told tno ihon I would llvo
to BCD that country settled , cr that any
thing hoyond SD O brush and greasewood
would grow up Ihcro which would entice
aptraoalo stop , I would hevo thought
him n llltlo lunoy , Two years ago I
passed over the tame route. Note the
change I The dried and patched alkali
plains of twenty years before were clothed
In a vcrduro of bonoh and buffalo grass
unequaled anywhere. The ' North
PJatto passed along down on its
COBKC , fed by a hundred trlbntanoj
that could furnish homes for thousands.
Yet , beyond the cattle feeding ou the
luxurious gratsDD , there was no ovldonco
of civilisation , except atlntorvalaof prob
ably twenty or thirty miles , a house , the
licidquartcra of a cattleman or a company
would bo found. On Deer Creek I
stopped at a "catto king's" ranch owned
by Major Wolcott. Ho was not at homo
on my arrival. I found a garden ipot
ready for planting. The retainers of the
estate told mo that nearly any thing would
grow there if planted. Directly the
major came homo and I ditcovered the
secret. These "cattlo kings" did not
want the country settled ; they did everything -
thing to discourage It. I learned uhllo
in that country thatany DOIBOII or a small
number of persons coming to tafco up
lands , would become discouraged by the
talk and treatment of the cattlemen that
they would not dare to stop. The cow
boys and bosses wera extremely hospitable
to a person traveling through , but show
a disposition to stop and locate a homo ,
and a sudden change is easily notice
able.
able.Mr. . George Sailor , living on the Medl-
clnu 'Bow river near its mouth , termed
Limaclf a nmll stock raiser. Ho only
had about 1,000 head of cattle , and in
consequence of his InsigniQcanco ho con
templated selling out ; the big cattle men
treated him so badly ho could not endure
It longer. The big hcrdcrj had control of
the round nps , and they managed to
round up his stck away off of his range
and to bring their stock on his range to
round up. It took Sailor the remainder
of the season to get his cattle back. Ho
did sell oat.
A poor man located himself a home
stead in Albany county , The "cattlo
kings , " Swan Brothers , ran a fence In
such a manner that the homesteader
conld not make his exit without going
through the mighty man's fcnco. This
ho did. Ho was arrested and sued for
trespass , and was Qnoi § 000 for damages ,
and this for cutting a fence built upon
the public domain by men trespassing
themselves. This little Incident and
other persecutions so wrought upon the
wretchoi homesteader that hu went crazy
and was sent to the lunatic asylum. This
transaction was so notorious that it was
brought to the attention of the secretary
of the interior. Swan Brothers were
prosecuted for fencing the public domain ,
bonce the order for the removal of all
'onces built on the public domain.
In my rambles I cot onto the waters
of Powder rlvor. While in camp a lot
of cowboys cmio olonp , and ono of them
asked : 'W'at hare you fellow doing
"orcV 'They , were so Intensely English
[ did not know what they were talking
about. I told them I was going to settle.
'Oawn't do that , you know , " eaid ho.
'This is Frowon Bros. ' cattle range. "
My camp was about thirty-five miles
from the Englishman's castle.
The natural disposition of the water
courses of Wyoming makes It easy , with
proper system of irrigation , to plant a
deueo population and leavabutfow places
where cuttlo cannot live. The land
Crabbing argument in the newspapers
will bo hailed with delight by the cattle
"ords who doroiuoer It over fair Wyom-
.ng. Wind river , Owl creek , Grey Bull ,
StinkinR water , Nowood , Powder , Paint
Rook , Shell creek , Platte , Swcotwatcr
and many other streams have splendid
agricultural lanes along their course.
Watermelons and tomatoes can bo grown
to perfection on Paint Rock and Shell
creek. Just across the Big Horn maun-
alna wild plnrus grow In great quanti
ties.
7ho Inauguration Crowd.
Train-DispatcherLiflln , at the Balti
more and Potomac station makes the fol
lowing estimate of the number of persons
brought into and carried out of Washing
ton lait week on the lines of the north and
south controlled by the Pennsylvania
railroad : 'Tho northern travel consisted
ot 883 trains , each train avenging 14 cars
and each car coatatniug 40 portous. That
makes a total of 214.480 , The eouthorn
travel consisted of 181 trains , averaging
7 cars each , with an average of 52 persons
to a cir. If you multiply that yon will
find that a total of 62,884 , or a grand
total of 277,304. "
"All that , of coarse , was not ono way ) "
"O , no. The figures I hrva given you
represent the total number of persons wo
brutgbt bore and carried away. There
are , however , six thousand persons in the
clly'who c mo hfra dime Monday. "
"How dots the crowd compare with
other great crowds ? "
"It is beyond doubt the greats ;
number of persona over cirried by
single railroad , in the same apace of time
Supt. Barker , of the Pullman car company
tolls mo that 452 of their cirs were
brought here and taken away during the
week a larger number then were taken
in or out cf Chicago during either of the
conventions. I think Wathlngtoa had as
b'g ' n crowd as vras over g&tbered temporarily
arily iu a city. "
The above estimate dees notlnoludo the
number of persons brought Into and taken
out of the city by the Baltimore and Ohio
road.
Senators Brown and Co'qnltt , of
Getrg'a ' , and a p rty of friends viewf
troproceeii n on Wodnoidiy from the
balcony of the Metropolitan hotel. An
otthualajtlo lady iskcd Senator Brown if
ho over saw a finer procession. "Nono
that I was bettor plcasod to BOS , " aald the
tcnator , "but I once saw n military
parade much more imposing than thlc ,
nnd so did my friend X sb Vanoo. Wo
were provided with B window aplcco to
view It at the expense of the government ,
too. It was M y 24 , 1805. Wo were
inmates of the Old Capitol prison , and iu
front of our prison windows marched the
armies of Grant and Sherman to the
greatest rovlow of victorious armies over
teen iu the history of the world. "
n Dead llouucr ,
\ iiRlnln ( Nov. ) Entorpriss.
The case of Wolli , Fargo & Co , verans
John Rogers , which is now before the ,
courts , is rather a trnuco one. About
four years ego the Be die and Canon
fctago was robbed thrco tlmci in as many
weeks by two highwaymen named Sharp
and Jonoi. To stop those depredations a
shotgun messenger was put on tbo routs
and the Bret trip hotnndo the sttigo was
again attacked , but this tlmo cno of the
robbers Jones was allot dead. A con
siderable amount of money in greenbacks
Trni lost by the company on the two prov <
Ions occasions. Short was shortly aft or
ward captured and Is now serving a sen
tence in the ctato prison , and ho states
that at the tlmo Jones was killed ho
( Jones ) had n large amount of money
concealed abont his person. When Jones
was burled , however , no money was
found on him , and it bns recently been
brought to light that a man named Rogers
a resident of Smith's valley , whoso homo
was near where Jones wat killed took the
money from the do&d robber as ho came
by nnd found the body lying iu the road.
The money was In bills of larao denomi
nations and the fact that Rogers had
lately tried to ch&ngo ajino largo bills led
to his being suspected. It is understood
that Rogers admit ? that ho took abont
$200 from Jones , and offers to return
that amount , but Wells , Fnrgo & Co ,
claim that ho inntt have taken in the
neighborhood of § 1,800 , hence the null.
The " of 10" itcnl
"Ship n Shin.
California Argonaut.
Bret Hatta 'a now njory , "A Ship of
' 49. " is evidently Inspired by the stracga
fate of the ship Niantlc. For many years
eho lay at what w now the northwest
earner of Clay and Sanscmo streets , and
was occupied very much described in the
story. At the last the raiting of the
street grades and the filling in of the low-
lying water Iota earned her to disappear
from the sight of men. Over her were
erected some shanties , which were torn
down about 1872 , to make way for the
erection of a building. Whoa the work
men who were excavating for the f jun-
datlon got down some six cr eight feet
below the level of the street they struck
the skeleton of the ship. The discovery
was quite a San Frinclsco sensation at
the time. A four story building now
stands where the ship lay for so many
years , and bears the name of "Tho Nian
tlc. " Those who are not familiar with
San Francisco may be interested to know
that the place where the ship In tha stoiy
( and in fact ) was beashcd io now over n
half a milo from the shore lino. Old
residents of the city will , wo think , roc-
ogniza another local curiosity In ono of
Mr. Harte'a characters the Frenchman.
Do Ferrleres. Ho seams much like a
strange individual once so familiar in
San Francisco's streets and locally known
as "Tho Great Unknown. "
Abbott ,
LITTLE ROCK , Ark. , March C. At the
Grand opera house to-night during the
play of "La Travlata , " by Emma Abbott ,
the scenery caught fire from the toppling
over of a candle used to light up the fire
place. As the Rimes sprang up the audi
ence sprang npon their feet and cammonc-
od a stampede. The house was crowded
and for a moment It seemed nothing
could prevent a death-dealing rush for
the doon. Abbott , who was then en-
gaped in dying , sprang from the couch
and throw a heavy woolen blanket over
the flames , ( mothering them completely.
The andionce stopped halt way in the
flight , and seeing her standing with the
smoking blanket in her hand , commenced
to cheer. The apptauso rose and swelled
into ono long and continued roar. There
IB no doubt that thirty eeconds longer
would have soon a horrible sacrifice cf
lifo and limb , and the town is wild over
the dlvino Emma.
Above all otherearthly ilia ,
1 bate the big , old-fnshlonod pills ;
By slow degrees they downward wend ,
And often pause , or upward tend ,
With such discomfort are they fraught ,
Their Rood effects amount to naught ,
Now , lir. Pierce prepares a pill
That just exactly fills the bill
A Pellet , rather , that is all
A Pleasant Purgative , and small ;
Just try them ns you feel their need ,
You'll find that I apeak truth , Indeed ,
North Georgia marble is claimed to bo
the finest iu the world. A local quarry-
nun hns just cut a counter for the Kimball -
ball houao , Atlanta , sixteen foot ID length
and four foot broad out of cno solid bloek ,
Bo ( aye : "Wo could supply a flawless
marb'.o ' column eighty feet lone ; and five
fcot In diameter. A hundred years from
to-day the quarry Trill have boon barely
toncbcd. The supply of marble of Biir-
pasjing quality and of every shade of color
is exhauBtloes. " _
PILES ! 1'lJL.ESl
A SURE OUEB FOUND AT uASTJ
NO ONE NEED ECFFEtl.
A euro euro for Blind , Blooding , Itching and
Ulcerated Piloa has been discovered by Dr.
Williams ( an Indian Remedy , ) called Dr ,
William's Indira Pile Ointment. A single.
box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or
SO years standing. No ona need suffer five
mluutoa after applying thia wonderful sooth
ing medicine. Lotions , Instruments and elec
tuaries do more harm than good. William's
Indian Pile Ointment nbnorbs the turners , al-
laya the Intense itcliiug , ( particularly at night
after getting warm in bed , ) acts as a poultice ,
glvoa Instant relief , and IB prepared only for
Pllw , itching of the private parts , and for
nothlno else ,
Head what the Hon. J. M. Goffinbei.ry. of
Cleveland , Bays about Dr. William's Indian
Pile Oolntmcnt : "I have used scores of Pile
Cures , and it affords me pleasure to say that I
have never found anything which gave such
immediate nnd permanent relief as Dr. Wil
liam's Indian Ointment. For sale by all drug
gists and mailed on receipt of price. Wo and
81. Sold at retail by Kuhn & Co ,
C. F. GOODMAN ,
Wholesale Agent ,
In CnMciBB , Venezuela , there standj a
hurolo figure in bronze , with no In-
tcrlptlcn upon Its pedestal but the name
"Washington. " It was erected to cele
brate the centenary of Simon Bolivar's
birth , and Its dedication was accompanied
by a ceremony which has never been
equalled in magnificence on that cnnti-
nont. There nro chops and etoroi ,
hotels and streets in OarACcai named
afUr Washington , and hi ) m-.mory is
loveronccd thrra is much aa at home ,
A Paris conipmy Is making white
bricks of a very hmdsorao apuearanco
from the pure silica used in tha mami
facturo of plate gl s . They t > ra lighter
Iu wolgbt than olay bricks , but are not
porout , being rubjectod to hydnullo
pressure before the final biking process
j to which they are eubjtcted. Changes cf
clluisto hare no cfiet upon Iheiru
AND KATHINOi
Tlio Uses ana Abusca of the ClcnniiiK
Process.
Health nnd Home.
Much of the llloratnro on the subject
cf the Turkish bath owes { Is origin to
these who are financially interested iu
the success of the Inthe. As such It la ,
cf course , to bo regarded with a certain
degree of tk ptlclim. In order to get
the opinion of high and disinterested
mod'cal ' authority in the matter , an emi
nent physician was called npon. In re-
sponeo to the question : "Is the Turkish
bath always beneficial In Its i Hoots , " ho
said : "Th'b Turkish bath Is generally
beneficial to a pert on In goad health.
Always is a word which never ccctirs In a
physicians vocabulary. Thus the layman
might say that strawberries were always
healthful , but the physician knows that
the generally Imrmleaj strawberry when
oaten by certain persona will prodnco n
most violent eruption of the skin. I am
justified In raying , then , that the Tur
kish bath is generally beneficial , although
I have known cisos iu which n serious de
rangement of the body's functions has
resulted from a single ) bath ,
( > In what cases are the bkths most in
jurious ? "
"In nil cases _ where there Is a tenden
cy to heart disses ) . Men have died in
the bath from aggravation cf this trouble
produced by It. No ono thould enter the
hot room for the first tlmo without having
hid his heart examined by a physician.1'
"Aro you a patron of the Turkiel
bath ? " was the next question ,
"I used to frequent thom/Vns the ra
plrbntcf ; late have contented myscll
with a cold both every morning. I find
that iho best both for health and cleanliness
"
ness
"Would you recommend that for a per.
son of slight phydlquo ? " with n glance a'
the doctor's atoinard figure.
"I would recommend it for every ono
with whom It agrees. That ia the teat o"
common sanso and medical science. I ;
you remain blue and cold after a bath
don't tnko it again whllo in the name
state of health. If , on the other hand ,
your system reacts , the effect is entirely
beneficial. If you pin mo down to gen
eralization , I should Eay that the tepid
bath is mott beneficial to the majority of
the people. The hot bath should never
bo taken in one's honss. "
When handed n long newspaper clip
ping In which it wes laboriously provu
that the curse of this oga was a too free
uao of soap nnd water , the people of the
temperate regions growing weak and
short-lived under it ] application , while
the nntlvod of the ncrlh lived to a good
o'd age , encased In dirt nnd train oil , the
dostor characterized it as "an elaborate
argument built upon false premises. "
"A person should wash once a day , " ho
C3ntlnued , "with soap ; for without coip
the akin will shed Ivrator like the plu
mage of a duck. Indulgence in a Turkish
bath iihould not bo frequent , owing to its
weakening tendencies. It is preposter
ous to say that the Inhabit ints of the
north outllvo these of the south. The Ei
qulmaux are a very shortl-ived race ,
while the negroes are nt the other ex
trerne. Witmess the number ot colored
nurses who dandled the father of his
country npon their knees , and siill live to
toll the tale. "
of a 1'uir of Skates.
New York Times.
"Thero is a pretty romance connected
with thoao skates , " said the manager of a
Nerr York roller-f kiting rink , exhibiting
a neat llitlo ruir of silver-mounted roll
ers. "They were the moans cf bringing
together the most charming young couple
that over rolled around this rink. They're
married nowtho young people , not lha
akatoa and are living in a pratty furnished -
nished flat In Fourteenth street. You
can. see them on the floor hero about
every other evening in the week , and amore
moro graceful pair of eta tars never did
credit to the art.
"Tho fortunate young fellow so
pleasantly concerned came hcra from
"down oast" somewhere just bofcre the
holidaja and began an engagement as a
fancy skster. Ho TTBS good-looking ,
dressed well , had a pleasing address ,
and was In hia element on roller. * . The
ladies said 'what a real nice young man
ho was , ' and were never tired ot making
a circuit of the rink with him. As for
him , ho appeared to think but little of
the attentions paid him ; in fact , I be-
Hfcvo ho was bored by it , but ho was al-
wayj g lhnt and polits when ho was
trapped into a 'double , ' no mathr who
caught him. Ho vi as as quick as a cat
on tkatcHacd no ono could run him if
thfy tried. He would glide through a
reckless crowd of skaters without at much
as touching them , and I have knoirn him
tosavo hdlrs from n fall who have
stumbled fifty feet away from him. He
OEC3 told me of a corta'n light-headed
maiden who pretended she was going to
fall whenever she came near htm , only to
bring him to her asslstaucc ,
"i'ho pretty g'rl who rolled Into fortune -
tune on those abates was a reguhr patron
who bad the prevalent craze for roller-
skat 113 fully developed. Her father is
an employe in the poitofllco. She used
b come hero with another ghl abont her
own ago , Bkth of them lavished their
admliatlcn upon my fancy skater , and ,
btforo they know It , wtra a little jcalocs '
of ono anothe. Their coolnoeu was
shortly chinged into cpon enmity when
the younger the ono who were thoao
skatoa laughed at a } 'header' taken by
her companion. After that they wouldn't
speak to ono another , and I don't think
I ever saw any ono over enjoy the dis
comfiture of another sa much as tbo
older of these girls < l'd when hi r rival's
petticoat slipped an inch or two beneath
her drcis and threatened even worse.
It was amusing to BOO tbo charming
manner Iu which those glrla oxercUed
tholr skill to gain the greater degree cf
favor with my sVattr , and still ho teemed
to think no mora of cither of them than
of his other fair admirers , which was
pnotlcally nothing at all.
"The ino'dent , or ratber the accident ,
which was destined to bring about the
preeent happy condition cf ndaliu occur
red at ono of our Saturday matinees. As
I said before , our heroine was an excel
lent sfca'or ' , dashing and graceful , and
always attracted the attention ] of specta
tors. Ih'J nfiernoon cf which I epeak
she was moving rap'd ' y down the ibcr
with her course and attention directed
toward a fiiond who had just entered.
Core in ; ; towaid her on diagonal and
rapidly converging courses were a couple
of bis awkward fallows , each exerting
himself to bo first to tco dressing-room ,
They apparently did not see her or she
them , and it soon baamo evident that
there was to bo a collition , and for a fr il
girl to be upiot by two gio t lubbers at
thf y wera Is a more serious matter thin
you rn y Imagine. Our heroine saw h < r
dancer juit too Ute to eave hereol/ , and
at the same ins tat t taught a cllmpse of
her rival's face , aa tha t jld ice afterward ,
which were an expression of oicited an
ticipation and do'ixht. She raid that tbo
terrors of the prcspictive acideut wera
het enliiely In her dismay over tha satU
faolion hof fall would bo to her rival ,
"At tha critical rromcnt roy fncy man
took intho _ situation. Ho was near them
at the lime , and quicker than a wink ho
ho was at the scene of clangor. Another
moment and ho cut In nt full sptod be
tween the girl and the two mon , coming
in contact with them with so much fprco
that all thtoo crashed to tbo Moor in n
'heap. The girl cecapod the collision al
together , but when my fancy tkator getup
up ho was pile as death The follow ha'
broken his nrm , I novcr s w any nn
who Appealed to feel 83 badly ns tha
girl did when aho tnw how seriously h
was hurt. She actually burst out cry
Ing. 1 never supposed she ws really in
love with the follow till then. Well ,
could do nothing with him but send hirr
to his boarding house a gloomymmpt
up little place among strangers. My
family wasn't here then , and I hid no
place of my own to talio him to ,
"But as ho had mot with haul luck in
rescuing the girl her family natural !
took o grateful sort of interest iu him
and the mother , n good , whole-souled
little woman , had htm removed to her
homo , You may bo snro ho received thi
best attention from at loitt ona mciubo
of the family. The arm tvai rome tlmi
in coming around , but long before thi
patient was well enough to bo up ho wa !
as dead in love as aho was. Tha motho :
was filled with consternation when shi
found how matters stool Sbo protested
but it was of no usa , The levers wor
sure they could never bo happy opart
and a week's total separation went fa
toward proving the assertion. Accord
ingly inquiry was nude relative to the
young man's antecedents , whicn prove"
highly ratlsfaotory. They nero married
botoro he had his arm out of sling.
"Which proves , " continued the Jink
manager sagely , "all'a well that end
well.
Homo CcrtlllcntCH of Prl/cn in the
Monthly Drnwlnn or ( he Tjoulslmia
Btato Ijottery Company , Drawn Vou
rnary loth , 1885.
975,000. NEW Oni.KiKS , Feb. 20,18S5.
The undersigned certifies that ho held foi
collection tor account of Nevada Hank of Sail
Francisco , Gal. , whole ticket No. 28.COC
Single Number , Class 13 , in the Louisiana
State Lottery , which drew the First Capital
Prize of SKVttNTY-FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLAU1 , on Tuesday , Fob. 10,18 0 , and
that the amount was promptly paid , by a
check on the New Orleans National Bank , or
presentation of tha ticket at the ollico of tbo
company ,
L. F. SEHVARY.
General Bookkeeper of State National Baul ;
of Now Orleans , La ,
$ (5,000. NEW OIUEANS , Feb. , 11 , 1885.
The undersigned coitifioa that sha was the
holder of whole Ticket No. 70,929 Sicgle
Number , Class 13 , In 'Iho Louis
iana State Lottery , which drew the
Fourth Capital prize of SIX THOUSAND
DOLLARS , on Tuesday , Feb. , 10,1885 , and
that tha amount was promptly paid , by a
check on the Now Orleans National Bank , on
presentation of the ticket at the office of the
company. BERTHA CAREY ,
Algous , Iowa ,
Exhibitor at the New Orleans Exposition
! ? ,000. NEW ORLEANS , Feb. 1C , 1885.
The undersigned certifies that he held for
collection for account of Mrs. J. B , Franz ,
Munsfield , Ohio , whole ticket No. 98.470 ,
Single Number , Class li , in the Louisiana
State Lottery , which drew the Fourth Capi
tal Priza of SIX THOUSAND DOLLAIIS
on Tuesday , February 10,1885 , pnd that the
amount was promptly paid , by a check on the
New Orleans National Bank , on presentation
of the ticket at the ollico of the company ,
CHAS. SANTANA.
Note Clerk Louisiana National Bank , Now
Orleans ,
$1,000. Niw : OrtLTANS , Feb. 23 , 1885.
The undersigned certifies that bo held for
collection on account of F. Gocsscl , 421
Street , N. W. , Washington , D. C , whole
Ticket No. 80,021 , Single Number , CiatsB , in
The Louisiana Statu Lottery , which drew the
Bifth Capital Priza of TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS , on Tuesday , February 10 , 1880 ,
alee
for account of Itouben Joel , G2 Monroe Street ,
Lynn , Mass. , one-fifth of Ticket No. 1,730 ,
Single Number , Class B , in the Louisiana
State Lottery , which drew the Third Capital
Prize of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS , en
Tuesday , Feb. 10,1885 , and that the amounts
were promptly paid , by checks on the New
Orleans National Bank , on presentation of
the tickets at the office of the Company.
FRANK K. O3BORNE ,
Agent Southern Express Co , , Now Orlean ? ,
La.
Boston has always been very proud of
of the equestrian statue of Washington
by Thomai Ball , in the Publis Garden.
The borao has been declared perfect. A
ooi Bottonhn took a friend fioni the
country to see the ttituo , The old gen
tleman looked at it some time , and linol-
ly exclaimed : "A splendid hcrjo but ho
lialn't got no tongue. " And all these
retrs no Boston critic tad di'coverod
that a hone with the bits In his month
would naturally show hia tongue.
"That tired feeling" frcm which you
suffer eo much , particularly in the inorn-
'ng , ij tntiro'y ' thrown elf by Hood's.
Sarsapsnlla.
The Japaneseluvo a LOVO ! method cf
idvcrtisirig , They arrange small rooms
ilong the sidewalks of some of the large
thoroughfares and represent the inteiior
rf a student's chainar ! crowded with
pent , ink-slabs , dainty ssroens and popu
lar literature. Home rooms giro an idea
3f a model kitchen , and others show the
scene of a tea ceremcinil , being adorned
u'lih fragile cups and saucers , lacquered
tobacco bens , tin tea services and carved
trays.
The following testimonial la from Mlt. Hoi.-
DMON WKII < , a gentleman w < ll known in Bal
timore :
Mr , Well'H case was considered hopeless
from thu start , his friends actually having ar
ranged for his funeral. 'Jliey hearine of the
curutivo nualitloi ( fDully'u Malt Whisky
suggested a trial. Tbo suggestion was acted
on with great success , fur m a short tlmo he
was fntirely curotl , nnd by the uic ofthiiultif
\li atone Mr , Well ia to-dav attending to his
busino * us usual.
IULTIMOIIE , Md. , May D , 188) ) .
The Duffy Malt Whisky Company :
Gentlemen Iu December luit I was sud
( 'only stricken at my hotel with a icvere hfm-
orrago , losing about ono gallon of blood at
the tirat attack , nnd largo quantites frequent
ly thereafter , My rate was considered hope-
lots from the stare , and to certain weru my
fiiends that they actually arranged for my
funeral. On the t'Oth day of December I wa
removed to the lltbrew hospital , and was
thuio ordered by my physician to use Cod
Liver Oil and Whisky. On udvico the
whisky I used was your famous sure Malt. In
n short time 1 dmcaidod tbo oil using cnly
your whisky. I feel that I owe my life In the
saving qualities nnd purity of your \vhUky ,
and earnestly recommend it to any person
suffering fr"tn pulmonary complaint ! or hem
orrhage , Your. , very sincerely ,
rUJj > vr. l lj ,
Lata Exceleior Clothing House ,
A. K. BlmlU bis entered suit against the
Sidney sluze company for $10.000 damagfa'
for fiozen limbs secured * bile m , thu employ
of the company. '
2'rca from Uptittct , J.'mrllc.t nml I'olnon.i.
A PROMPT , SAFE , SURE OURE
4'or Couffltftf Roro Throat , HnnmcnCA * , InHurnza ,
ColItronohllt ! * , Croup , Wlionplna t'onali ,
Attlimn , Uiiln.y , 1'nlnn In Clird , mUother
AfTortlonicrtliA Tit rout in 1 l.tira * .
Price HO cents n bottle. Sold t > y Irnctrl t find Pent-
cm. J\irtle unnMr to tnilncf their tlailer iai > mmi > lli/
an II for them trill reef let tirn l > otlltijiirciicti < irgct
( xifJ , ly stinting vnttlollar la
tin ; nitiit.rs A.io < imn coitr.i.vr ,
Sole Owneri anil Mmitirnrturf rn ,
millmorr , .Mirlimit , C , S. A.
A girl In my employ has been nir < xl ot constltu-
lonnl scrofula liv the use of Swllt's Specific.
J , O , JIcDAMBL , AlUtooim , Oa.
ecntloman Is tha father of the Governor cf
o. )
V.imlcrbllt's millions could not buv from mo what
Swift's SjicclPo has ilono for mo. It cured tno of
ecrolula of 1G years' standing.
Mns. KuzAnr.TM BARKR , Acworlh , Oa.
TETTEU After suftcrlnR with Tetter for olercn
vents , Mid hMlni ? nil sorts of treatment , I was re
lieved entirely l > y Swift's Specific.
L. II , LF.K , RANSOM , Ox
SNATCHED FROM TUB OtUVK-1 was brought
to death's door by a combination of eczema nod
erysipelas , from nn'ch I hid sulltroil for thico joara
Was treated by eoveral j hyelclans with Iodine poUs-
slum , which seemed to feed tlio dlsenso. Iba\ebccn
cured sound nnd well by the mo of Hull1'a Specific.
MRS. SAHAII K. TURSKR , Ilumboldt , lonn.
Sn Id s Specific la entirely \ cgotnblc. Treatise on
Olood nnd Skin Diseases mailed Irco
Tim SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. , Drawers , Atlanta , Oa. ,
or if > ! ) W. 83.1 St. . Kow York.
rhronlcttXervnnaDLcpivuvi.
( tnick. Sure ( Tan * . OO- *
< iM'r < "e' aunrantca given
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[ uojjj , , rvarvfaya tinittrtaftrn ,
JCuTSend twoctamps for Celebrated UedlcalWorta ,
Address. F. E > . lU.AItlti ; , St. XJ. , iSC Scuti ;
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[ ( SUCCESSORS TO DAVIB & SNTDHR. )
OKKKRAL DEALERS IK
1605 FAHNAJtt STREET. - - OMAHA ,
Ilavo for sale 500,000 aoros carefully selected land.
In K astern Nebraska , at low ptlco and on easy termt
Improved farms for sale In Dou.-w ; ] , Dodge , Colfax
Platte , Hurt , Cumlng , Sarny , Washington , Mcrrlck
Saundcra , and Butler countlnn ,
Taxes paid In all parts of the stata.
Money loarcd on improved ( amis.
Notary Public always In oflloo. Corrospont'onoo
solicited
C17 St. Chnrlos St. , St. Lonls , Mo.
A regular graduate of two MeJlcalCollc ci , ha liopn long ?
neaped la the epetlftl treatment of Canonic , NI.UOLI , SKI
nod It LOO D PIBROCH tunn my other fojvlc'ia ' Io fit. Looi
u city piperi nbow ami nil old reiUenii know.
Nervous ProsiratJon , Debility. Men 11 and
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and otnur' "
lions of Throat , Skin or Bones , Blood Pofc
Old SorCS and UlCCrs * are treated with nnrtrftllelrt
IUCCCBB , on Jjitcit § ei en tilts principle * , fla'clv , riiratcly.
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excess ,
Exposure or Indulgence , nhich rroJuce Bom or tba
Tallowing effects ) iiervouiacdf , UeljlUtT , dlmneni of tl bt
aD Zilerictl\o memory , pimples OQ the face , v&rilcal decay ,
avcrrloo to tht society of feni&len , couUnt * of Hca cta *
rendering Marrla o Improper or unhappy. "
rermanetttlycurcd , rampblctsft ( page ) t > Dtlio ftbovfneD4
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A Positive Written Guarantee
glvcm la all curable ciutea , itedleloes Bent ererynbcro.
I'nmph'.cto , EnKlinh or Qermon , oi pauei. de-
aorlblne above diseases , io male or female , 1'JiIS
MARRIAGE CUIDE !
STO i Rgea. fine plates , lllnitrfttod la cloth BDdclltblndlDX.
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contains all the eurloua , doubUul ur l4qut.ltlT vi
CDOW. A book of great interest to & 1L UcsJUl 6
Vlllrurllytlio OLUODTiepcu
lutu the LIVCa uml KIDNEYf ! ,
anil KHHTOIIK Tint IIEAI.TU
, nnil VIOOll ot TiOUTH. Uyw
popsla , AVant nf Appetite , In-
( lIKOStloncok of hlrcngth.
curcil. y.oms ,
, iii'rvpitifjoelvuiibwlorct * .
Jfei .Enliven ? the nilnil uiid
_ ' pi.piillca Drain l' wcr
„ ( ij ! Snnc'ritulrom uouipluliitu
yyiV..V peculiar ti > Uii'lrBrv vtjlt
lud In BK. EV Dl'KR'tij.f.oil TCMia'a rntn un'd
"jertyeuro. ittltcBucltuu.lii'aiUiycompletion *
li'reijiiont hncniptcal f ' 'Ifr'tliiK onlyaUU
J tlio popularity u ( the orleliml. Do iiutcxp ri >
pi-Ill gVttllU OltKIITMI. AM ) 1IKST.
j&KfDdyuurluldromtoThe j > r. IIurterMM.Oa.
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HEPKESKNT3I
Insurance Co. , London , Caeh
AnautB (5,891,000
ycBtchcstor.N. Y , Capital 1,000,000
heMercbanta of NewarkN , J.Capital , . . . 1,276,000
IliardFlro , Phlladolphla.CaplUl 1,200,003
ronun'iFmul.fterlti.1. . . . . . _ .1 SOOOO
Rrlanger. , *
julrabaclior ,
? ilsner - . . . . Bohemian.
Caieer. - . - . . - . - - . * . . * .Brnraen
DOMESTIC.
3nd-sroiDer .St , Loaia.
. . . .St. Louis.
-7.TilTOnnWft.
Johlitz-Pilonor Milwaukee ,
Iru s Omaha
A.\e. \ Povter. DomeEtio nnd Rhine
. MAUREK ,
vm : ONLY.'EXOLU&IVB
IN OMAHAfNEB ,
A
( ITfao rcmnrkoblo growth of Omaha
daring Iho liwt toy years la a matter of
great astonishment to these who pay u
ocoaslonal vielt to thia gronlug olty. Tha
dorolopmont of the Stoolynrds the
nooeaaity of the Bolt Lint Road th
ftnoly paved ctrocta-t-tho hundroda of now
roaldonooa and costly bnelnotju blocks ,
with tbo popnlntloii of onr olty moro than
doubled In the Inat five yoara. All this
la D gront enrprlno to vlattora nnd Is tha
admiration of our cltlsone. Thia rapid
growth , the bnclntns notlvlty , and tba
many anbatontlal Improvomcuta madn o
lively demand for Omahsi real oatato , nnd
every Inroatoi haa rasdo B hcndoonjo
profit.
SInso the Wall Street panic Hay ,
with the anbacqnont cry of hard times ,
there hsa boon loco domnnd from opooula *
torn , bnt a fair demand from Investor *
Booking homod. * Thia latter alasn tvra
taking advantage of low prlcaa in b
Ing material and are securing their hcrnei
at much Ions cost than will he possible
yonv hence , Specalators , too , can bnjr
real oalft * 3 ohonpor now end oaght to taka
adrantv e of proaont prloea lot fatnn
pro ia.
The next few jrovs promlcDu grontai
d ivol opmonta in Omaha than the p at
ftvi ycara , which have been aa good awe
wo could reasonably doalro. Now mnn-
nfactnrlng oatabllahmenta and Isr o Jobbing -
bing hounea are added almoot weekly , aud
all ndd to the proapority of Omaha.
There are many in Oraaho and through-
bnt the State , who have their money in
the banks drawing a nominal rate of In
terest , which , If judiciously Invested In
Omaha real obtato , would bring thorn
much greater returns. Wo have many
bargains trhioh we nro confident will
bring the purchaser large profits in thi
near future.
We have for snle the finest resi
dence property in the north and
western parts of the city.
North wo have fine lots at reason
able prices on Sherman avouue,17th ,
1 8th , 19th and 20th streets.
West on Farnam , Davenport ,
Cuining , and nil the loading streets
in that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible Boine o the finest and
cheapest residence property in the
city , and with the building of the
street car line out Faruam , the pro
perty m tlie western part of the city
will increase in
We also have the agency for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper
ty in the south part of the city. The
developments made in this section
by the Stock Yards Company nnd
the railroads will certainly double
the urice m n short time.
Wo also have some fine busineen
lots and Home elegant inside resi-
iencep for Halo ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
gccd l > y calling !
Bet repn Faruham nnd Douglas.
P. S. Wo ask those who have
property for sale nt H bargain to giva
UH a callWe want only bargains
We will poaitivoly not handle prop
erty at more than ita real value.