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J 8 THE DAILY -THURSDAY ; MAY 7 , ' 1885. THE DAILY BEE Thursday Morniog , May 7 , LOCAL BBEVIl'IEa ' , A cold wave struck this section yesterday evening and mercury look a drop. The general military couit martial that convened at Fcrt McKlnney , Wyo. , in 1884 , has been dlttolvcd. The deputy United States minbal who went to Chicjgo last Monday after Lovejoy will arrive hero with him this morning. Cofoner Droxcl was confined to his bed yesterday with a se\ero attack of lllnesa. At a late hour last night ho was delirious. The Omaha Glee Club's concert next Monday evening , with the celebrated Men- dohsohn of Boston , promises to bfl the great est social event of the season. A small family serlmraago occupied a little - tlo of Judge Stcnborg'stlmeycsterday morning , but the matter waa settled , the woman m the case relontiog and the man being discharged from custody. Tha Omaha Light Guards have secured old library hall , in William's block , and will fit It up for an armory. Soon as the work la completed the armory will bo opened with a select reception and ball. At their meeting yesterday the county commiislonors prantod a contract to Stuht & Hammill for grading the court house gtouncls. They are to do the work atOJo per cubic yard , and get all the dirt that is taken off. County Treasurer Rush commenced yes terday to send out written notices to delin quent personal propeity tax payers who are behind in their payment * on the levy of 1884 and previous yoaia. There are 2,200 of them. A ssd case of destitution is reported at HOG Fourth avenue , where a family named Uartman reside. In addition to the general lack of tbo comforts of life , there is sickness in the family , which makes the case addition ally sad. Yesterday afternoon about 1 SO an Intoxi. catsd man fell down the stairway on the outside of the building used aa a can logo factory by Dally. The man , whoso name could not bo learned , was quito severely injured and la now nnder the doctor's care , A special meeting of the Canadian-Ameri can society will ba hold at St. George's hall this ( Thursday ) evening. An business of im portance is to bo transacted , all members are requested to bo prosont. W. B. Given , > ec- rotory. rotory.The The ladies of the Woman's Christian Temperance union will hold a prayer meeting at their parlors , over the Innch rooms , corner of Thirteenth and Capital avenue , Thursday , at 2:30 : p. m. A full attendance is desired. By order of the secretary. A green boy from Iowa , just starting out to make his fortune in the world got $2 worth of experience yesterday. He mot a crook at the Union Pacific depot who worked him for this amount on the getting-to-bo-n-brakoman racket. The $2 was paid In advance to in sure tha purchase of a lantern and cap. Another famous social occasion at the South Omaha M. B. parsonage , 1007 1'iorco , to-night. A substantial supper will be served from 5:30 : to 10 o'clock p. m. , in the Interest of tha ladies fund for finishing and furnishing the church. All are cordially invited to be present and assist In this worthy enterprise. Tuesday afternoon as the eight-year-old son of Mr. T. J. Wren waa on his way to school , he was attacked on Barney street by a vicious dog owned by Mr , Bauch. Before the doff could be driven off , the boy was badly bitten on the hip and thigh , the flesh being severely lacerated. The dog had always bean on ugly one , several persons having been bitten by it previously. Officer Tornbull shot the dog to-day. "Giro ns teeth or give us deathl" shouted a long-haired , wild eyed villain in the lonely hours of Tuesday night , as he saw a supply of false gum teeth hanging In Dr. Ilaughawood's show case , and made a bald-headed rush for them. The scoundrel got away with five pain , thus leaving the doctor loser to tbo ex tent of about $100. But it seams that they were only sample teeth and of no use to any one for other than sample purposes. A consultation of 'physicians was held about 11 o'clock last night over the case ol the boy Williams who was supposed to be suffering from hydrophobia at St. Joseph's hospital. The result of the consultation was that the ph ) ticlans are not positive that it is n genuine case of hydrophobia , although the symptoms resemble those of that disease. The condition tf the boy remains about the some , and tlmo will develop the nature of his ailment , A four-year-old son of Mr. John Littli took it into bis head yesterday that h would like to twist the tall of a festive ami. which was browsing by the roadside in fron of his father's residence on South Nineteenth street. Tbo boy ac.'omplnhed his purpose whereupon the mule let its heels fly. The animal foiled to accomplish its usual deadly devastation owing to the proximity of th boy to its heels. The boy , however , was quite seriously Injured , although no bonei wore broken. It is high time that mules horses , does and cattle were kept out of thi treats. Smoke So l of North Carolina To bacoo. Bliss Jcsslo Oouiliuui t Opor * House Sfttimluy NlKht. Under the auspice a of the Woman's Christian Tonporanoo Union Miss Jessie Couthoul , a most brilliant dramatl reader will appear at Boyd'a Sa'urda' ' night. This lady cornea moat highly too emmonded by the press and olorgy ant her entertainments are ennobling aud in tellectual. Slio performs finely on th violin , and the whole programme Is en tortnlnlng. It is trust earnestly hopoi by the W. 0. T. U. tlut every chair In the homo will bo filled , Oomo out am help a noble causa and treat yourself to grokt ploasnro. 1. Piano Solo 2. Out o'the Kires , . , , , Carlsto 3. Duet , Moonlight on the Hhino , Newlanc Mlis Llllla Chtmtierlain and Mr. O. N. Powell. 4. Rack of Agoi . * . .no 5. How lluiwusteiu Played Adam G. Piano Solo 7. Vocal Solo Miss Ida Lenorefiibso 8. Surly Tim' * Troubles Burni , ' > Solo Mr J Noithru 10 , Money Musk Tvlo 11. Medley ' 1'i Solo tolasLlllieOhainberlai The tickets ri > at the ixtremety low jiriro of 50 and 35 CHI'S. nd ro ou al \VoodbrMi P Br < > . U.peV , ChrUtUn Hoar and W. 0. T U rrorns. The B. & M railway i filling in a pom on thf botto'ii ' land * Mcgii g to them fo the purpose of layiup addUluntl track. CASES IN COURT , nfige Dtiiiily's ' Gmt Haired of Skat ing M Manager ! and How lie wan Induced to Assess the IrowcRt Fine for n Grave ami ' Awful Offense Busmen * of the U. S. Circuit Court , Etc. The United States circuit court pro- eedlngs were made more than usually voly yesterday by Judge Dnndy , who card the case of United States vs Charles Dungan. The charge entered gainst the defendant was that of dopes .Ing in the mails nonmailablo matter Charles Dangan Is a boy not over 14 eata ol _ , and like all other boys of the roasnt day and ago , was poseosiod f the roller skating or _ o. Out at larnoy It acorns that ho made some sort f serious trouble In the rink , for which o suffered the galling sbamo and di8- racefnl mortification of being Icked out by a two-far-fivo. ndo , who was then acting In the im- ortant capacity of rink managor. As a noans of getting oven with his nibs for kls , Charley sent him , through the mall , package of unmentionable matter , and was subsequently arrested. Yesterday tie casa came up for trial before Judge ) nndy of the United States district court , nd he plead guilty. The onalty for such an offense la quite overo , at the best , and may bo made cry rough If the judge to desires. Bathe ho attorneys for this boy made a strong ppeal to Judge Dundy for llneancy and mercy on account of his ago and also locanso ho had no thoughts of such an ct being an offense against the govern ment. His honor hesitated somewhat In making his decision and nt first waa in- lined to irapojo both a fine and abort mprlaonmont , but the attorney jocu- arly suggested that his client's nemy was a skating rink manager ; and that settled the matter at nc ? . The judge straightened up quickly nd said : "Is that sol" "It ii" replied the attorney. "Then I will give that boy the lowest fine , $100. The Incident created a general laugh moog all who hoard It , but tbe judge ookod stern and soar as ho seemed to efloot how utterly worthies ! , to his hlnking , a skating rink mansger Is. The business dona by Judge Brewer , f the circuir court yesterday , is shown n the following dlspotltlon of CMOS. THE RECORD. The Chicago , Burlington & Qalncy railway company vs. J. G. Dodge et al ; lontinned , State of Nebraska vs. Jno. M. Young ; lontlnued , Martin Spltloy vs. Goo. W. Frost ot 1 ; cantlnuod- W. M. Beach ot al. vs. Jno. B. Finley it al ; rules for confirmation on 22. Henry W. Holland vs. Thomas B. Stevenson ; costs paid and dismissed. Same plaintiff vs. S. H. Calhoun ; dis missed and costs paid. Almlra Hill vs. H. W. Holland ; com > lalnant asked to have till January rules , o file amended bill ; subsequent pload- ngs by the rule ; continued. George Hcgg et al. vs. the Lincoln & Northwestern railway company et al. ; continued. Henry 0. Jones vs. Robert Klddoo ; continued. Annie O. Mitchell vs. John Qutnn ; oply withdrawn and ten days given toile ilo exceptions to answer. Same plaintiff vs. Casper Brenn ; leave o file amended bill by July ; rules and ease continued. Same plaintiff vs. Albion Graves. Ten days to file exceptions to answer. tfamo plaintiff vs. John Thornburg -eave to file amended bill by July rules , and case continued. Alfred Mitchell vs. Joseph Mahr. jontinned. LillleE. Wyant vs. S. D. Tulhlll. Dismissed for want of prosecution at oosl of plaintiff. 0. H. Roclllns vs. John Withnell , al. Fifty days allowed for taking testi mony. J. W , Borat va. M. A. Handley , etal. Dismissed for want of prosecution. Austin Coibln vs. Zcbulin Leaven- worth. Tire cases , dismissed. E. O. Allen vs. Wm. Taylor. Con- tlnued. American Mortgage company , of Scot- ana vs. J. E , Rlploy. Dismissed and ootts paid. American Freehold Land and Mort gage company vs. Olaf Rudeman. Dis missed. Sarah D. Mallott vs. Humphrey Smith. Dlsm'saed ' at cost of complainant. Keen Five-cent Pavings bank vs. John Van Nonklrk ot al. Diimlsiod and cost ; paid.Mary Mary P. Warner vs George W. Llnd- icy. Bill of reviewer against heir of de fendant , Mllford Five-cent Savings bank vs. John Smlts ot al. Dismissed. Lumbard Invoitmont company vs. David A Riddle. Continued for service. M. H. Mirston vs. Sidney W. Has kins ot al. Continued for service. Will'am ' A. Pollock vs. Charles D. Bralnard et al. PJalnllff given sixty days extension of time for taking tcstl mony. Henry G. Moloy ot al. va. Nebraska Land and Oa'tlo ' company. Continued. Frank D. TaggaitvH Thomas Gregory. Order pro confesao on cross bill. Dundas Mortgage & Trust company vs. F. Morrliey et al. Continued. American Freehold Land Mortgage company vs. M ry E , Hatton et al. Dis missed and oosts psid , W. A. Lombard v . 0. H. Simpson et al. ; continued for Bar vice. The Phcunlx Mutual Llfo Insurance company vs. John Christiansen et 1 ; decree proconfesio vs. Burrow and M. E Gundy ; sot aside by consent and leave to answer in ton days ; exception tn answer of defendant , Chriitlan and wife ; sus tained. William Dlnsmorovs. Joseph F Proa * tor ot al. ; dlsmlisod at complainant's cost , William F , Molroy vs. William B. Esger ; continued. Susan A Small vs. John 0. Stafford otal. ; def ndnt Farley to answer by January rules. American Mrr > cge ; company , of Scot- Und vs Dennis Moody : pro o nfeiso vs Mary Mood , and decr/e by s ipulainu ugainst all other defendant ! Same plaintiff vs. W. G. Ooffranj dismissed. Grand Detour Plow crmpary va Nt braika City M nofictnrn ? company ; answer to bn filed by nxt Tufs f W. B. McKioley vs. J K. riessJeyet al ; aiiBnor and cross bill cf Sarah J. Selby filed , also answer of other do * 'endants. Wm. Murray vs. Naomlo Mandovillo tt al ; order proconfcsso as to nil defendants J J Bndlong ot al. TB. Lonls A. Kent et al ; continued. POLICE COURT , Eleron Prisoners Faoo the Judge anil Ilcoelvo Tholr Pcnorts. Ohauncoy Whlttlng. an old-timer in police circles , appeared In court yesterday morning to answer to the charge of In toxication , to which ho pleaded guilty , [ n vlo\r of the fact that Cluuncoy had > eon released by tcqnott on Monday 'rom serving a twenty-four day sentence , ho was fined $25 and oosts. Ho was to mvo loft town Monday , but after taking two or throe drinks , he forgot all about t. Belle Smith , a ruddy cheeked damsel , was called up In company with Ed. Green , colored , to answer to the charge of being nm&tcfl of disorderly houses. Belle's : aso was continued until ( his morn- ng , and the colored gentleman was re- eased. Levi Winchester , colored , and Tcm Painter pleaded gnil'y to indulging in ; oo much tmglefooU Levi received a sentence of $5 and costs , whtlo Painter \m discharged , with a warning that at his next appearance before the court ho would got a sentence of twenty days on jroad and water. Tom Lawls , who had boon lying In jail for throe days wai ing to sober up , was sufficiently in his right mind to stind up and plead guilty. Tom said his wife waa sick , and on a promise not to be caught In such a place again Jndga Ston- borg discharged him. Ohauncey Jook- inson also plo&d guilty to intoxication and racolvod the usual fine. John Smith , a telegraph operator , was arrested for eating supper at the Planter's house and then falling to pay for it. No complaint being entered , ho was dis charged. Fred Burns was accused of being a suspicious character , but claimed to bo a hard-working man. He was arrested by Night Watchman Hyde , who had boon keeping an eye ou him for a month pist. According to the testimony of a one- legged boy named William Pratt , Burns bad nt different times stolen a nnmbnr ot nttioles , Including a fisd from a m rket , a clothesline , and a Udv's cloak from a church. Burns said that his liver WAS out of order and his health delicate , so Judge Stenberg gave him twenty days , but on account of his health omitted the broad and water clause. Seal of .North Carolina Tobacco la the best. A BIGA.MOUS POP. A. Deserted \Vifo' Kzporlenco In Kid- nnpplnc Her Own Clilld in Custer county. Fremont Herald , A gentleman recently from Cuater county , Neb. , informs ua of an occuranco which took place at Loa Park about two weeks since , ana which , as related by him , he being a witness to a part of it , was of a decidedly sensational character. It seems a man by the name of Steven son came to Lao Park about four years since , and , taking a claim near by with hi little three-year-old daughter for a family established himself as a residentIn the course of time he married a Mrs. Mary Shannon and everything was running is smoothly as with the average of families ; the daughter , no * seven years old , was apparently p'oased with the stepmother , and the stepmother manifested npon all occasions a motherly affection for the child , while tbo father seemed more tban pleased with his domestic surrounding * , and has been as well favored in his busi ness pursuits as the generality of his neighbors. If ho had over snrmlatd that ho was liable to such an ernptlon as was gathering strength beneath him for a grand old picnic , he carefully guarded against 1m parting his suspicion to others , and left them entirely unprepared for the event which which was brought about by the appearance of Mrs. Llllte Stevenson npon the scene. This lady arrived about two weeks since , and on making Inquiry for the Stevenson family , was Informed that the father and daughter were out some five miles on a visit , and without delaying to pay her com pliments to Mn Stevenson No. 2 , she procured a ci nvryanco and started out for the other raombeis of the family. Upon her arrival at the ranch to which she was directed , she found the daughter , and without seeing the father , or wlthoul explanation to others , she took the girl into the baggy and at once started back to the town , and tbe father , with other * , being Informed of whal had occurred , mounted horses and followed on to overtake tbo kid napper. As the pirty rode up by the side of the buzgy M . Slovenian roio up from her seat and , presenting a revo'var , informed the party that the was the mother of the child and wife of the man Stevenson , and that she would shoot the tint one who should attempt to again rob her of her child from whom she had been so cruel y separated for the past four voarj. "My husband , " she said , you are welcome to , I want nothing of him ; but my child shall go back to my home with mo or there will be bl > od shed. " The eftdct of this harangue , with pistol accompanl ment , upon her surprised listeners , ex cepttcg pornaps Mr. Stevenson , was to allow her to proceed wlihuut further molestation. On her return to Leo Park , where she sought out wlfo No 2 , and after hnrriedly rurratiog to her own ixperioneo with the bigamist , who had stolen the child from her , and d sorted her , she kindly relinquished all claims and turned him over to the tender mercies of her successor , who WAS making every effort to excel the t astern Udy in berating the bra to who had BO shamefully deceived her , while Mrs , Lill.e S'oAenson ' was buying tickets for two to Uartfoid , Connecticut. Just how the parties to thoeffiir who werehfi in Lee Paik have adjus'ed matters , our lnf < rmsnt doe not sty ; but admi'H ' tha1 bo is not in tbo l.att onvlors of Mr. Stevento'i's future if both attemptto remain main In Omt < r c < The akin is of that delicate nature upon which the most improvement can be mide and by the nso nf Pozz > nl'a Medj cauid Complexion Powder , all rongbness allowness and irritation can be over some , leaving the ikin delicately white , 8)ft and * m > otn. This preparation ins a worldwide reputation , so no fear need be entertained of t ho result. Sold bj all drupqists. SEVEN TO SEVEN , Yesterclny'fl Gnmo Between Oniixhn nml ImlUnnpollfl Drnwn nt the End or the Sixth Inning , The fourth and last gnmo of ball bo- ween Omaha and Indianapolis wai played 'catorday afternoon , ending with a sooro ) f 7 to 7. The game was declared off nt ho cloio of the sixth Innings , for the ouon that to got away last evening on heir journey to Hannibal it was nocos- ary to stop then to mnko the train , The homo team played bettor yesterday han In any game of the season. They were forced to play or bo [ disbanded , is why they played bolter. Manager Hey lad niado up his mind that if the clnb ; ot beaten as badly yesterday as it had > oen other days ho wonld throw up the pongo and quit. Thcroforo it was an titorcstlng game and the visitors got heir jaokols tanned quite lively. The following Is the score : INDIAHArOLIB. Players , PO K ) onnolly . . . . 2 Doorman 0 Thompson , . . . 0 Collins 0 icriarlty 4 icQuerry . . . 10 Jrane 0 Ccennn McKeon Total. 4 18 U 8 OMAHA. Players. 113 PO E Jraham Gels Black Vebber Say leister , ) wyer VDsnnol 3andlo Total. , 18 1C ndlanapoli 4 0003 0 7 Omaha 6 0 0110 7 Runs Earned-Omaha. 3 ; Indianapolis , 0. Three Base Hits Moriarty 1. Two ' Basa Hits-Black , 1 ; L. Say , Ij Geiss , ; O'Donnel , 1 Struck Out By McKoon , 1 : bv Black , 2. Base on Called Cells By KcKoon , 4 : by 31 cb , 4. Pas'e-1 Bolls-Keenan , 1 ; Webbar , 4. Wild Pitches -Bl ck , 3. Time of Gome-1 hour and 20 minutes. UmpireJno. . Bremen , Official Scorer J. L. S. Scientific LicctnrcB. The lecture hall of Crelghton college waa filled to its fullest last night. The subject was practical and popularly treated , showing the power and use of science in manufacture ] , in agriculture , and in medicine. At the close of the entertaining Icctnre , Mr. Cornelias Sul ivan proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. John A. Creighton as a patron of tcienco and a public benefactor for founding : ho scientific dopaitment of Orolghton college and thna providing the cultured and ambitious young men the privilege of attending , free of charge , a valuable course of lectures on ( science equal to any n iha country. Mr. John A. Crelghton , being la ihe audience was evidently taken aback by ; hla sudden tnrn of affairs. But trao to ilmselF , he race to his feet and grace fully expressed hisi acknowledgement of , ho honor aojxdleverly and tastefully off-red. Mr. Creighton's response was , In sab stance , that , as knowledge is power in "Ife , and science a great agent In develop og tbo resources cf the west , he had at ie rt the good cf his fellow-citizens in ; hua expending his money. The laboratory , as they taw by the night's experiments ( and every visitor can asturo himsalf cf the fact ) , was well stocked with chemicals and all the appa ratus required for successful experiments. The earnestness and the reputation of ; he lecturers , gained in lirst-claaj colleges ol the east , was pledge sufficient for him ihatho would never regret the invest ment. And he would feel amply re warded In the benefit resulting to the city and to the state when a larger nunv jar of hh already well cultured fellow- citizens would profit by the opportunity of advancing tj the front cf science. A orctasto of this result , he was happy to say , be felt on this occasion in the appre ciation of the gentlemen present. Let ; hem notify their fritnds and bring them along ; for all lovers of tcienco who are ambitious of eelMmprovement , are wel come to attend these able and Interesting lectures. This was the drift of Mr. Creighton's reply. It Is refreshing to see public splritrd benevolence at lengl h recognized ; and wo are g'ad ' to record the compliment thus paid to John A. Cieighton , and to the faculty of Crtighton college , who arose so devoted to their woik , for no other recompense than the satisfaction of their zeal fur education. Tbo cabinet of physics in the collopo building is likowisa well appointed with instruments In every department of that science. Among the apparatus is model of the human eya , and another ol the oar In giant proportions , recently im ported from Europe. Undoubtedly , the young men of this city hive a grand op- fESTYOPRBAKIN&FOWMTO-DAl Brand ! adT rtlt d as absolute1 ) par * THE TEST : Place a an top down on a Hot ito e until haated.tlui runiott Hia ooTtr and im ll. A chemist wlU Dot b * r * iulrd to d t ot the prk nca ot ammonia. DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. TS no Tiirmtis ins NEVER BIU In a million homti for quarter of a ontury It hu taod the coniuman' nllabl. Uit , THE TESTOFTHE OVEH. _ _ PRICE BAKING POWDER CO , , Or , Price's ' Special Flayoring Extracts , Taeilranf Ml , l4iHtl > iia > 4utgrilSitr ( , a ) r. Price's Lupulln Yeast Gcmj For Lleht , Ilaalthr Bread , Th * B it Dry 11 up Vent la tha WurM. FOR BALK BY GROCERS. JHICAQO. T. LOUIS ) oitan ly , find tboso who fall to profit > y It are losing lomo of the chanoes of no. It is rumored that Omaha commimion non are nrranglnf to erect large grain oleva- ors near Marvsvllle , and that tha Union 'aclfic. slnoo taking direct control of the St. .T , & Wt intends to divert tha grain trade of Kansas via Boattlca to Omahft , Absolutely Pure. This powder norcr varies. A msrvel ol purely , trength nd wholwiomonees. More economical thu > be ordinary klnds.tnd cannot be sold In competl Ion with the multitude of low toet , short weight lam of phrsrhrto powder * . Bold only la cni ItOT&L UAKINO POWDER CO. . 100 Wall BIjN.T DB , PUHEK , Graduate ot the University Vienna , Aus- rift. Late Snreoon to the Military Hospital , f Vienna. Will do a general Medical and Surgical practice. All calls in city or country iromptly attended. Olio ( at the Omaha Nodical and Surgical Institute , Corner 18th Street and Capitol Avonun. COWING & GO , J011DKIU IX WROUGHT IRON PIPE , Itlllf > bl ud Cut Iran Load Pipe and Sheet Load , HOnTIIlXGTOX STKA3 Flnrfl , WISDHILL AND IIH1VK M HX POPS , Plumbers' Gas ani steam niters' IRON & BRASS GOODS , ENGINEERS' SUSIES , 14th & Dodue SIs-OM AH A..NEB. T1M.KEN EASIEST . . . _ LEMtte. Illdu as easy with one n 100 as two. > " - The Spring lengthen and shorten nccordlnfl loths wiVght thty eirrr. Equally well adapted to rough country roadi Z Eae drivei ol cities. Manufactured sad laid br SOI lu < U 4 wtlaas Guilders BJid Osalirs. CAMELLINE FOB THE COMPLETED ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS. The undersigned physicians of San Francisco are familiar with the composl- ion of the principal articles used for the complexion , and freely certify that CAM SLINE is harmless and free from all 3olsonous or injurious substances. [ i 0 Lane , M D OF Coepor , M D H H Toland , M D S W Dennis , M D R A McLosn , M D J M McNnlty , M D. O B Br'ghsm ' , M D J O Shaffer , M D Benj J Dean , M D W Carman , M D H Gibbons Jr , MD W * yer , M D J J Clarke , M D T Bennett , M D W H Bruney , M D W Hammond.M D A M Loryea. M D W F McNntt.M D 0 L Bard , M D AJBowIe , MD H L Slrams , M D J 0 Shorb , M D J H Stallard , M D F A Holmsn , M D O McCae tonM D J Ros ° nstirn , M D 0 0 Keenoy , M D J D Whitney M D A M Wilder , M D T Boyoon , M D ( } H Powers. M D 0 G Konyon , M D B R Swan , M D IS Titus , M D L L Door , M D J L Meares , M D W Keeney.M D T Price , M D GHolland , M D H Gibbons , M D Madame Adelina Patti. Writes ; " 1 shall have to repeat the praltos of yonr OAMELL1NE hoard from all sides. For Btt'e by H. T. CLARK DRUG CO. , Omaha , And nil Orat class druggists. OinaJia Jffcdical &Sur- yical Institute. 13th St. , Cor Oamtal Chronic and Surgical Diseases DlMiaoi ol Females , ot the Nervous Sj-kU-m , IM rate Ilee sof the Urinary and Scxuil organs and DUeuea ol tbe Head , Throat and Lungi , specialties. Dtaeues trfaterf br an eiperlenced Bfoo'illet ' , also dl'euesof the Heart , Urer , Pt macihldney ) > , Blad dor. Neural ? a , H eumttl m IM , Canrvn. eta And all other dlaeaws n'tlio Throat and Lunrs , treated od b ) M dicitod Vapors en I ( ) t Inhaler or rlrtular n Inhalation All dilutes ct th Illiod. U Inary and Sexual Or gan ) , Private Ultcaiea and I'iles Cured or no l' y. 16Y ar IlncplUland I'rltate fraction Co eultitl n and Fxamlnatlon < r e 0 ) IontrU forolrcuUigonchrunljdl8euci and deform Hits Ulieisca r > f Ke alca , I rttate Dlieawn ol til Urlnarj a > d HexualOrgtni , Fcinltal Woikners , Ntr rom UebiUy ! or * sh uitlco , tt % , eto , and our new restorative treatment , All let'eri ' and con uH ton | Confidential. Medicines tent to all parts ol the onuntry br ex pres' , ee-melr packed Irom ODservatlon , jl ( all de Bcrlptlon tt c w U lvtn , One ( lenoaal Intirrtaw preltr-cd If ooovenicot. Open at all hours. Calient * Iron a distance can obtain rooms and board , Addrces all letters to Omaha Medical & Surgical Institute Uth St. , Cor. Captto A > e. , Omtba. Neb. TBE CHEAPEST PLAGE IN OMAHA TO JBUY DEWEY&STONES One of the Best and Largest Stocks in the United State * To Select From ; NO STAIRS TO OLTMB , ELtlGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR * eJpGW 33&3S fc I have an entirely new stock of st | Choicest Woolen Clothing" for H , 85 and SG , Worth Double t'inb ' Amount. Suits for 810,812.5 . $15 , 817.60 mid | : Workmanship and Fit Guaranteed. This offer should bring us many now customers , Emitter's Mammoth Clothing House , 1001 Farnam , Corner 10th Sts. MAX MEYER & BRO. , < Established 1865 ; Jewelers and Music Dealers ARE NOW OFFERING Pianos and Organs AT FACTORY PEICEE Either for Cash or Easy Payments GREAT BARGAINS IN DIAMONDS WATCHES , JEWELRY V Ha Ww ma tkaS U Full Lineof Sheet Musicnd Books. Northeast Cor. Famam and 11 Hi Sts , , - OMAHA , NEB 4 . { \ . MPdOAMA ) f Wliohavc trifled nway their joutlifullKor and power , who ar * nulTorln ) . ' frnrn turrililn JUA1NS uud L OftHKH , wlio are wcnlt , IMI'OTKNTuiul unnt for ma'iUpe. MEN of all ages , who find their POWER ami vitality , ni.r\ol = > aml 8KXUA' bl'KKNUTII weakened , by early li.iUliu or KXn-ssEB , c * ' cciUu a nunltlvo unit InntlnR CU RK. NOiiiatlcr ol liow loiu " , tanillnR the cuumay be , or vrho has lulled to ciirc.li ) ' a few weeks or mrmths me ni tlio celebrated Atliomrwlihuiilcxiiiiture , In LESS time , and for I.K3S inoncr than any oilier inctlioil lutlio World. Wt ! k buck , headache , EMIBBIONS , laceltuilu. loss of pplrlla nml ninhltlnn , dliinnir tlioiighti , < 1 r o d I ut ilrcumg. utlcctlvu nirmory. IMI'OTKNCK. fits , Irapodlmonla to limrrluirn , aud munyoihir flyniplouiB ItudliiK to CONUUMfllON or INrtAMI'V. arc promptly reiuuvcd L > tbli trtatmciit , aud vlgorou * munhood rcitored. _ _ _ Married Men , or those who intend to marry , REMEMDKIt , nprfct ncxual strcnglh nienns. health , Tlitorotia ff- eprlnfr , lonu Ufa and the love and rnjicct ofii rnltlirul wlfo , Weak inciidiould be reitored to vigor A nanhood befnro marriage 1'roofx. timthiionliilH and talnahle trcatleu 'A stumps. a&tub.l877.Addrcss The Climax Medical Co , 504 , St. Louis , Mo. SOUTH OMAHA. The Advantage of Settling in th * Ne wTow/i The title "South Omaha" does not mean tha southern part of the city of Omaha , but Is the name of ttie thriving town commencing at tbe Union Stock yards on tfio mmtli , and extend ing for a mile anil a half north , nearly connecting with thocity limits nf Omaha. The company have again concluded to put on sale 1,000 lots , nud lot tliu purchasers ol the tame realize the profit which tbo enhance' ! value of these loti is aura to make. It now b lng an assured fact that South Omaha is destined in the near future to be tbo ( argent live stock market west of Chicago , there can be no doubt that this property In a few yea will bu worth five or even ton times the amount thatit can bo bought for to-day , Some may aik : If this is so , why do not the company keep it and realize this profit The nnswer If , that In order to make lots valuable , there must be improvements on or stir rounding them , and ai is the casein nil ney towns , special inducements mmt bo offered first to get the people to take hold and build. There are probably more such inducement ! offe'ocl by South Om ill a than were over pa forth by any new town. The largo business done by thu block y > > rds company aud tha im mense slaughter and packing homes together with their nuxiJarfes are no small feature in I c aggregate of events that are destined to make South Omahtta large plvca. Agiln , tha town is not an addition to Omaha , and is not liable for city taxaa , alt oaga It enjoy j all tbe beneflti from the growth of Omuha that it would if U were just INSIDE the city limits , but bein ? juat OCTBIDK , only county tnxon ara collected , which are meruly nominal. Tn town owns and operates its own water works , which furnish an abundtnt supply of pura spring water. Dum my trains will rnn on the I ) , & M , and U , I' , railways every hour , stopping at tha north end of the town tlto as well u ut thn etook yards , Tha Thirteenth street horsa can will run to Ilascatl's park this uprlng , and to the stock yards at no distant day. Tha high altitude acd the location a healthy one , Of coursH there ere those who rli not balieve that South Omaha will amount to much This kind of poop'o ' didn't beluto Chicago would ever be anything bitter than a oranbony patch that Omuha would ever outgrow her village ) clothes , that there never could be any fruit raiiod In Nebraska , etc. . etc. Who made It win ? The sceptics , or those that had an abiding fMth in the energy , intelligence and reioursesof this great country ? For Information , maps , prices and terms apply at the company's office , 21G S , Thirteenth Street , Merchant's National IJank Hutldlng , first floor. . A. UPTON , Awt. Scc'y ana Jffanat/cr. & KOJLTJE , Manufacturers cf Ornamental Dormer Wlndom. Window Cari , UeUlllc6kv-LUht < , &o. lla , Iron and ilaU llooteis , 310 South ltb StreetOn , aba , A'cb. Wvik uoue la any pit of the country
