TKu OMAHA DAILYITRE : : TTTTCKOA tr , APUTTi 10. "
GOING FOR THE DRUGGISTS
Papers Issued Tor Tour Dealerj For Selling
Liquor On Sunday.
THE ELEVENTH'S ' NEW JUDGE.
A Womatt'H Anxiety For a liost IIus-
htUHl A'Iroiilnr tu IMinrnia-
cists Happening About
the Capital City.
IPIIOM Tiir. nr.r.'H MXCOT.X nmiEAtr.l
It was understood yef-torday that papers
would lie issued before night for the ar
rest of four of the druggists of thU city ,
charging llioui with selling liquor on
Sunday. Thu druggists in question had
not the papers served on them at noon ,
but they looked somewhat as though ox-
pirtiiig something would drop. It was
Hinted thiit stowed safely away at police
lieiidfiuartorH were four flasks of whisky
and one bottle of beer that was obtained
us evidence for Sunday selling , and one
who appeared to be informed thought
the city had sure cases against the four.
ArruI.STKl ) JUPOK.
( Juvernor Thaycr yesterday appointed
James K. Coehrnn , of McCoo * , district
judge for the Ktevonth judicial district
under the legislative measure creating
now districts. This Eleventh district lies'
at the west of Judge Gaslin'-s district , in
the southwest corner of the state , and
comprises the counties of Furnas , Fron
tier. Hayes Hitchcock , Chase and Dundy.
Under the law Increasing the judges
there yet remains one vacancy to fill
that of the second judge in the First ju
dicial district , for which position a small
army of applicants are awaiting the de
cision of the governor.
TO I'llAltMAClSlS.
President Lane , of the state board of
pharmacy , has issued the following ex
planatory circular to the druggists of the
state :
On account of an unexpected largo
number of druggists asking for immeiti-
ale examination , an order has been issued
for a special meeting of the board of ex
aminers to b < ! hold in ( irnnd Island Tues
day , May 'I , 18S7 , to examine applicants
appearing at the meeting. Notice is.
hereby mvcn that in consequence of this
special meeting no examination will beheld
held hi Omaha at the meeting of the
pharmaceutical association next { month.
All the time of the hoard will bo taken
up in issuing cortiHeatos to druggists
who were in business at the time the
pharmacy law took effect.W.
W. C. LANK ,
President Hoard of Examiners.
6TATK IIOUSi : NOTKS.
The Walker Typo Writer company of
HID city of Hrock , Nemuha county , has
lilud articles of incoruorntion with the
secretary of state. Thn object of the com
pany is stated to bo the manufacture of
the Walker type writer and other novel
ties. The capital stock is $10,000 , divided
into shares of f 100 each , indebtedness lim
ited to two-thirds of the block , and thoin-
corporators are as follows : G.V Walker ,
W. F. Wright , W. H. Jlawloy and F. W.
Cowics.
The state board of equalization for the
assessment of railroads for the year 1887
will meet in the auditor's ollicc on tlio
3d day of May at ! i p. m. The board is
composed of the governor , the state audi
tor and the treasurer , and they will have
tin immense increase of mileage to act
upon the present year.
The atiite auditor is at work preparing
n tabulated statement of the appropria
tions made the past session by the legis
lature and also n tabulated statement of
the expenses incurred during the session.
The .statement is made preparatory to
publication.
The tinntcn City Insurance company ,
of Philadelphia , has been taking steps
toward complying with the stale- laws
nnd being admitted to transact business
lu Nebraska.
A LOST MAN.
A lady residing at 1010 T street was a
caller at the sheriff's ollico yesterday and
was in a greatly agitated state of mind
over the inexplicable disappearance of
her husband , whoso name is Hiram A.
Woodward. The family have been keep
ing a boarding house , and Sunday morn
ing , after breakfast , llio man wended his
way down town for the purpose of selling
a liddlc. Tim non-appearance of Wood-
want through the entire day and the
night following caused his wife to bo
urea ) ly alarmed , and as all has always
been peace'and harmony in the family the
mystery becomes the greater. Olheers
were iniuiiriug into the disappearance
yesterday.
AIIOI'T THE CITY.
The sale of the Capital hotel and the
multiplicity of other sales duringtho past
weekhas revived the boom wilh 5ncreacd
favor , i'ml a largo number of new anil
important transactions were recorded for
yesterday as nearmg consummation.
'One evidence of the stability of affairs is
iiotieeablu in the great number of new ,
residences already in course of construc
tion tlio present year. These , in addition
to thu now business blocks , give real es
tate agents substantial evidence to point
to with the customary pride.
The First National bunk has commenced
suit in the district court asking that
an injunction He against John Hay dim
and others restraining them from consu-
muting Iho sale of a certain judgment.
U seems from the papers that the inter
est of the bank in the case is the collec
tion of a past duo note.
Sunday afternoon the police headquar
ters wuru telephoned that three men had
been held up and robbed on the It. X .M.
tracks , wesl of the city. Two ollieor.s of
the forcu wont immediately lo thu scone
and found the man they wanted in the
iicrnon of a colored man named George
lluU.s. When limy nUemnUid to make
the arrest , the highwayman showed light
and drew a murderous looking revolver
upon the ollleers. Ho was arrested , however -
over , without an exchange of shots and
the purpose of the ollicors is to send him
over the road to thu penitentiary.
The now AJethouiat chapel at West
Lincoln was dedicated Sunday , the cost
of the building being $1,100. A debt of
$000 was raised nt the meeting , and as
they needed an organ , p.x-Jlayor John H ,
Wright volunteered to pay one-half of the
expense of s > eeuriug it. The other half
was quickly raised , nnd the suburb of
West Lincoln now has a church of its
own.
own.The newly appointed jailer , under Iho
jira-ent administration , succeeded in
holding down the position Iwo days when
lit ) was suoeondi'd by J. L. Itajdwin , who
now carries the key lo Ihn city bastile ,
nnd feeds the hungry crowd of incarcer
ated victim" .
J. 11. ( irccn. traveling passenger agent
of the Union Pacific railroad , was in Lin
coln yesterday distributing Ihe company's
latest supply of advertising matter nnd
doing it in his usual energetic manner.
Mr. ( ircen enjoys talking up his road and
spares neither tricnd or t'oc.
Colgate' * Cnnlimcrt < Iloiitint
Toilet Soap is better appreciated the
more it is used , and disappoints no one.
A Sow Telephone.
Paris Correspondence London Times :
1 was Invited lo be present to day at ! > onni
telephone experiments between Paris and
Urussels with a new apparatus known as
the "micro-telephone push-button , "
* Those experiments , which were made on
uehalf of the two telegraphic adminis
trative departments of France and Del-
> , .produced a very lively Impression.
i
on thosn present , nnd t believe the now
itiiritus | ) ] : : to bo the most purfuct yet pro
duced. i
As its imino indicate * , it hns the form
otW mi ordinary electric push-button.
When tint button luu been pushed in ,
niul 1ms tmuln ii sound nt the other ex
tremity , it Is tiikcn out and found to bu
attached to n long clcetnc wire. There
isw Huts exposed the telephone plate ,
which Is'extremely sensitive , M > that
where it is necessary to si > ciK ! at short
illstdticcs it is not necessary to come close
tu the instrument. For communication
ino the same street , or the same house , the
operator | places tliu upper part near him
self , and without changing his position
sihi can speak with the correspondent at
the opposite extremity , lie is 'not
obliged to put his ear to the part
which contains the button and brines
back ; the reply. Thus for short distances
those who make use of this apparatus ,
speak in their ordinary tone without
ciiunuitiK their customary attitudes. They
may sit or walk about , and speak just na
if those they were addressing were pres
ent. When great distances intervene , as
in the experiment performed today , in
which the speakers anil hearers were sep
arated by 200 miles , It is necessary to
como nearer to the aojiarattm , but with
out being obliged to speak ipiitc close
to it.
it.Hut
Hut what makes this apparatus the most
successful of telephonic instruments is ,
that it can be made for half a crown , that
is to say , for not more than the price of
the ordinary push button. Now , as it can
bo litled to the wire of the ordinary ring -
IIIK apparatus , it follows that it intro
duces a complete change in our ordinary
mode of Intercourse. At front door.s , in
the interior rooms of houses , everywhere ,
in short , where the ordinary electric but
tons are used , the telephonic button may
bo introduced. It will by tills means lie
ponsiblc to give or receive instructions ,
to know who is knocking at the door , 10
communicate in short , by speaking as
well as by ringing. On the advantage of
this in every day life it is unnecessary to
dwell. 'Jlic railway companies are
making experiments with this ap
paratus as a means of com
munication between compartments
of carriages. It is being lilted up on
trial in hotels. I have seen it at work at
the door of a private house , whore 1 was
replied to by those within without their
having stirred from their plftces , and
without the door being opeicd. : Uetwcou
1'aris and Brussels , this instrument , cost
ing half a crown , worked with admirable
preeision.and it was not ajtogothcr without
a queer feeling that 1 listened to a voice
with a slight Belgian accent coming to
me from a distance of more than two
hundred miles.
The inventor is Dr. Cornelius Hcrz.one
day nominated grand olllcor of the
Leurion of Honor , next day described as
an emissary of Germany , and lastly as
the friend , adviser and confidant of Gen
eral HoulanKor. Ho is in reality an
electrician whose inventive talent has
been stimulated by his residence in
America , where there is a boundless de
mand for improvement in electrical ap
paratus and in all mechanical contriv
ances. The French minister of posts and
telegraphs , under whose auspices the ex
periments were carried out to-day , has
approved the report made to him , and
proposes to give orders for the intro
duction of the new apparatus into all the
public administrative departments as
soon as it comes into use , for as yet it has
only been an experiment ,
Coughs , Colds niirt Sere Tliront
illicitly relieved by "Mroinfs Itronchtid
UYoc/ics. / "
A AVoin nil's Liuck.
Chicago News : Hack in the sixties
Cclia Burns was a society belle in Wash
ington , U. C. There she was mot by
John Crann , who foil in love with and
married her. After a few years of wed
ded life in Washington the couple came
to Chicago. The husband was soi/.cd
with a speculative fever , and decided to
seek his fortune in the far west. His wife
refused to accompany him.nnd in 1877 lie
took his departure alone. A year passed ,
and Crann returned to this city to share
the fortune which ho had accumulated
with his wifo. In this , however , ho was
doomed to disappointment. His fair
young wife , disheartened at his long
absence , had ceased to care for him.
Nearly heartbroken , Crann again left
Chicago and | becmio a wanderer. For
nearly two yearsuotnina : was heard of
him , but in 1880 ho appeared jn Wash
ington , ami shortly after his arrival there
dropped dead upon the street. He left
his wife property valued at ! jiO,000. :
.Soon after Crann left Chicago the
second time his wife disappeared , nnd
nothing was hoard of her until yester
day. For seven years attorneys and de
tectives have boon trying to discover her
whereabouts in order that the fortune
left by her husband might bo placed in
her hands. Six weeks ago the case was
| ) laced in the hands of Robert Bruce , the
( elective , of this oily. I In had made
every ellort to lind her , and had about
given it up when , as a last 'chance , he
sought the advertising columns of the
Uaily News. Ho enured a reward of $100
for any information which would lead
; o her discovery , and received u letter
from Mrs. Corah. Merlon , an artist , at
1IM3 Wwbasli avenue , in which the lady
said she could enlighten him ou the mat
ter. He called upon her yesterday and
was told that Mrs. Celia Crann , the lady
ho was in search of , is engaged in the
Iry goods business at Portland , Ore. Ho
will at once take stops to prove the
identity * of the Portland woman , and it it
is loimd that she is the purson wanted ,
what remains of Hie estate will bo trans
ferred to the rightful owner.
A Great UcUtlo.
is continually going on in the human
system. The demon of impure blootl
jtrives to gain vietory over the constitu
tion , to ruin health , to drag victims to
the grave. A good reliable medicine like
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the weapon with
which to defend one's self , drive the des
perate oiioiny from the Held anil riwloro
peace and bodily health for many years.
Try this peculiar medicine.
Oyster I'roiliiollon.
Oyster production , although carried on
to a large extent in Franco , is not yet a
profitable investment. The reason is
that the rates for transportation from
the oyster beds are too high. In Auny ,
for instance , oysters are worth ! ) francs
per thousand ; in 1'aris they cost moro
than 50 francs. An attempt is being
made to secure transportation at less
cost , a A movement is on foot in the
North sea towns of Germany for promoting
meting oyster culture along the coast ,
supported by government grants. At
present there are lifty-ono banUs in the
North sea , yitwentysix : at Fano.Homo
nnd S.ylt , and twenty-live at Foiir ,
Aniruin and llallingernu. In the Baltic ,
on t'o ' other hand , all attempts at oyster
culture have failed.
* * * * Young or middle-aged men
Enduring from nervous debility or other
delicaw diseases.howevcr induced , speedily -
ily and permanently cured. Address ,
World's Dispensary Medical Association ,
Buffalo , N. Y. .
Cultured DoHton Fakirs.
Even the street fakirs of Boston are
"cultured. " One of them , the other day ,
thus learnedly descanted on the works of
a certain salve : "That's right , gentle-
mon. como right up. Don't mind the east
wind , which , as my friona Emerson used
to say , pierces our solitude. This salvo
would have made the Concord philoso
pher stand tno weather better. Only
throe boxes , and going 'way down east ?
How foolish ! Why , ua Lowell said , that
is the vague Orient. This salve would
cure the vagueness every time. Curat
mluhuis. " . . . . . .
THOMASON & GOGS' ADDITION
Lies just south of Hanscom Parkonly 2 miles from the court house ,
on high and sightly ground. 176 beautiful residence lots.
LiOTS SOI O ,
Events are shaping that will make these lots an investment
of SURE PROFIT.
$800 to $1,000 will Buy Lots Now , but one
Year from Today You will Pay $1,800
$2,000 , and $2,500 , for Them
Ten months ago we told you there was big money in SOUTH OMAHA
property. You were skeptical and waited , and what did you miss ?
Some people say , "Oh ! its all luck , this making money. " Luck to the
dogs. Its
Foresight , Judgment and Sand ,
These are the elements that go to make up the sum of prosp erity. Tak
a square look at the case of Thomason & G-oos' addition , who own
the 600 acres adjoining it on the south.
A RICH AND POWERFUL SYNDICATE
Who , without any further effort , could peddle it out in the next two
years for ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Do you suppose they are Idiots
enough to do this ? . No ! They will either build or subscribe to A
CABLE LINE and realize three millions from it.
A
to yourselves , do a little investigating and figuring and yeti will see
that there are the "Greatest Bargains on Earth , in lots in this Key tu
Omaha and South Omaha. Remember , that this is no washings of the
Missouri River , nor farm lands diverted from their natural uses , years
too soon , but choice suburban residence property , situated on the
everlasting Hills , midway between two cities , that are last closing in
to one solid mighty metropolis.
M. A. UPTON & CO.
Pharmacy Building , South Omaha and 1509 Farnam , Telephone 73
Odd Items From Everywhere.
A Mr. Uartlctt from Taylor county ,
Ga. , was in Montc/.uma trading a tew
days ago. His father's family consists
of twenty-throe children and sixty-nine
grandchildren.
A family in Lexington , Ga. , are the
wnors of a litler of ten pups only a few
voeks old. One morning this week they
vcro visited by ono of the family , and
magino the surprise nt ( hiding an old
at anil litter of kittens in the same box
vith the puns , alj seemingly happy m
he companionship of the other.
It is printed that a Chicago blonde ,
vhoso eyebrows are very light , was in
ho habit of penciling them , "just a
ittlo. " The other afternoon , while her
young man was waiting to take her to
drive , and she was flurrying with her
ollct , she grabbed a blue pencil by mis-
tike , and then thoroughly surprised her
escort by appearing with eyebrows but
a shade or two darker than her own
ovnly eyes.
Preston 11. Leslie , governor of Mon-
: anu , used to be n ferryman.
W. L. Greeloy , a grand nephew of
Horace Greoloy , la the village barbur and
iddlor at Spring Crook station. Penn.
If everybody in the world stopped
work we would bo starving and in rags
n just three years. With all modern
nachinory and devices supply Keeps only
thirty-six inonths'aliead of demand , and
that is hardly wiilo enough to provide
igamst famine.
Prince Itnpert , who will probably be
cing of Bavaria some day , is apprenticed
to a wood turner in Munich , and daily
works at the bench.
Dr. Kovalonski , a verv wi o Russian
lector tells frightful stories of the num
ber of lunatics in his country. There is
room for only 10,001 in the asylums , and
there they are brutally treated. About
00,000 roi'.m about at largo without .any
care. They are to bo mot on all the
country roads , and they avenge ill-usage
by maiming little children.
A'London correspondent learns from a
private letter received from Vienna that
a niaguihcunt dinner service of the Dres
den bright yellow ware , only used for
royal presents is being made thorn by
order of thu Emperor William for the
queen , for presentation on the occasion
of her jubilee. Each plate will have live
medallions , having on them either alle
gorical pictures recalling memorable in
cidents ot' the Victorian era , or portraits
of celebrities of the queen's reign. There
are to be in all t83 ! largo and 120 small
plates and 73 dishes of all sixes , besides
tureens , sauce-boats and truit dishes.
The centrepiece for flowers and fruit
will bo surmounted by n statuette of the
queen and have medallion portraits m
relief white on gold of the members of
the royal family of England.
C , C. Woolworth , of Albany , head of
the concern that makes postal cards for
llio government , says that at thu factory
in Cnstlcton. Penn. , they manufacture
between two and three tons a day the
year round. The largest order they over
filled for ono cily was 4,000,000 cards , or
about twelve tons of paper , for Now
Yor.t. Wo use here about 0,000,000 cards
a month. Chicago comes next , with
about ! ) ,000,000 cards in the same period.
There are 100,000,000 postal cards manu
factured annually. Two-cent postage did
not lessen the use of postal cards , bill
cheeked the growth of their use for some
little time. The check has been over
come , and the public are using more and
more postal cards every day.
A family of Florida natives recently
passed through Gainesville , four of
whom , boys from six to ten years old ,
were almost exactly the same size and
weight. The father explained that where
they camu from the chills and fever were
so bad that the children stopped growing
when they wore about six years old.
The Hotel World gives a list of thirty-
six hotels on Broadway , twenty-six of
which are conducted on the European
plan , three on the American plan ex
clusively , and seven on both the Euro
pean and American plans. These thirty-
six hotels on one street alone in Now
York city contain 7,575 rooms for guests.
Mrs. Mary Cunniimjiam , of Btioksport ,
Me. , la ii strong anti-tobacconist. , She
sod Ihc weed tor sixty-three years , but
ince slio stopped , not'long ago , she says
ho feels like a girl again , and she wishes
hat she had stopped long ago.
A visitor to the penitentiary at Kanes-
'illc. Oiiio , while casually looking
hroiigh the institution last week , dis-
overed in ono of the prisoners n brother
i { his who has run away from home at
ho ago of seven vears.and was supposed
iy the family to have been drowned.
John Goo. of b'ltchburg. olVorod to bet
, half bushel of apples that when Bunker
Hill monument fell it would fall north ,
lonry Oaks took the bet , saying it would
'all ' south. George I'arrar , without
indorstanding the nature of the bet ,
jrought in the apples , with the promise
hat no should be paid when the bet was
lecidcd. Ho now .sous the point and
vaxoth wroth , but will wait for an earth
quake.
Couo , Cramps and Pains in the Slom-
iiacli are quickly subdued by taking a
ow drops of Dr. .1. H. McLean's Vol-
ante Oil Liniment on sugar or mixed in
Syrlll > '
Trndo Dollars.
No ono knows exactly how many tiade
.lollars there are in the country. Many
were undoubtedly molted down in other
countries , as in this country feomo prob-
.ibly were when they ceased to pass cur
rent except at bullion value. There were
coined in all ! ? ; ! 0,000,000 , of which."J. . . -
000.000 are known to have boon exported ,
and only $2,000,000 are known to have
boon brought buck. This would leave
about $0,000,000 in this country. But the
mints hold that moro than $7,000,000
exists hero , while the 1'iiiMicial Chronicle
urges that thu amount is 20,0(10,000 ( or
more. Exports anil imports of silver
were not very accurately or reliably re
ported some years ago , but the return of
these coins lias never been favored by
their free acceptance in largo amount.
If not more than $10,000,000 are to bo re
deemed , the stop will make little difference -
once in the nwruot.
MOST PERFECT MADF )
Prep iiurod with strict regard tfTpnrltTi Strength , an&
lleutbf nlneee. Dr. Frico'a Baking Powder contains
no AmmonUUmeUUnm or Phosphates. Dr.Prtco'n
Jl tfmfai YflfltiTfli l OItlfffl. OtC * flATOCdOUfiiOQ&lT *
nn CmefAHin ST. fen ? .
btlllilfdlhr *
udltcriiioni or
_ IllKtHTlT * WHKNIi . Slv-
-r Jinuoui.niltil. oothlngcurrent ! of
Itj dlrxtlihrouU all vtlk p tll.rtilor.
. . - 'lo health and VUotoui Birtciih. Elcclrla
CumDifyfti \ loitauilr or w < forfill 5ux ) In ciih.
OrtatMt ImproTcmenti oter all otktr b IU. Wont nuti per.
mtnintljcuMdfnthrraDiontbi. ficAltd prapbl t4c. unin
Tb Bindaa El ctrio Co. 169 L8 lic U Chicigi.
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I bit * atda tli * dktout of KIT * or FALL1M1
BICSMtSI a Uto-loni lUidr. i arra mTramaJtocurj
( ha went etMt. DMiaia eli r hara fatltj U M naaon for
not now ncelrlgr a e r . etojuuocolor alr itlManJ
'r Bottl owy uralllbl * ranwdy. ilf ll prjM n4ro
Offica. It e < UTOa notKtnj fw a trial , and I wiu tor * you.
. H..U. ttOOT. INnartUjtlaw Twk.
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And many other complaints cured by
EVIDENCE OF 1887
A Prominent Buffalo Physician says :
lU'l'I'.H.o , N , V. , Tob II , IW
DrIIorno. C'llcni ' * . lll.-l'oir Sir. It U vomothlnx
imuij tl lor nim of iho incillcMl proin slja lo Imlono
an ii'lvertl art article ; yet 1 UUe plruinrc In Intoriu-
1112 you that ono ot jrour Hleotrlu Ili-lu mint moot
rliutimtitlsm. from which 1 hail MitToroil 'iyiMrI
IMVO ii'i'o miicmlt'l your Invention to at leist forty
of my put enUiiiirorm * wltli i > lnniilcril < o > o > r vn-
rloiii kli.il * . \ir 1'iilDltJ Ion nllho hp.irt. ncrvnn
debility. ( M'lli'piy. rlio irmitl'in , I uln In thu hmkiin.1 .
klilnujri' . Pto . etJ. . oio All hive min'tiM < M sml
norn thiMii with m v. KnitltyliiK roum * . I run bUUly
recommend youi Klectrlo lloltj ui | ) OJe'nn RICH
merit. I'rntcrn illy yours.
I , n.Mr.Mjruu.i.M. Ii.mNltte.ira.9t
A Cliieiit'o Pliisipian Suys ,
Dr Ilnrna-lldirSir I IMVJ n-u.l soveu'klnd ' ot
mnxiiotlc nn > t Klri-trlo Holts on p.i'loiitfiint myself.
I rnn lionoallv Klvj the priifi'riMi ' < * tnynurs by nil
< ld . tloni'i ) I ciiii'iniUlo letonmioml ynitrion'r'ill
olhuri. Vuur tratonmlly , J. II.Joilini.N. M l > .
Jim II , IW. onioo.fi7btutc. ! t. . ( hloa.'n
A Physician Says. All of My Patient
are SatiMlloil.
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lrW. Mlorno. Inventor -IK'ur Sir I rpcimimun I
your Hlestrlo Woln to all wlm s-i.Tcr with liny norrnus
tioublt ) , any rhriiiilclivot or klilnpt illtuii < * i'H All of
ray pultinti that aia tuliiit > imr Iliottrle H < > lnuio
nutlslloil. rraternully. M. ruiii'tr. M I ) .
riijTulcKin and S'lrioou
A Minister of the Gpvmim Kvangulir.a
Church. Snys :
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Or. W. .1 H .rue. rinueu , lll-Dcir blr. Vour
iloall > ou il-ilin. Ono or thorn hulnud
moot tlydpuojlu , rointlintlon nnd goncrtil ( K'blllty
1 nouM ( Ike to Intro. In vo.ir rooili herd Will
you let luo h.tto then cnry lor Ihli tonmhlpTlo'iia
nlve your term * I mn the niiirator of tint ( iflrnt.iu
l'vrtn-clloil : : Church ol l.oliihto'i ltc : > orttully ,
IIIIV I.III'IH IIIII'MM.
lle'hlencc , MlilillDTlllo llniry county , Mlrh.
Neuralgia of the Slonmcli Ciirod.
ClIISTM'T. ll.l . Jnii 01. IW
Ilr. llornaHour Sir I was ntTiTlna with noiirnl
el iof thu .iioin icii , niul me llclnu seomeil to Imro im
niroot.ovi-n m irph'.uf ' ill.l notralimt- much. The
Mtt-ick would Uiiitinuvury ovoniiii : nbout nlnu o'clock ,
ami last nbmit < ! < IIOUM. I Rrit lor - ncol ) our Klon
tr.o llcl'n , cot t. mil put Icon ami Imvn't hml the
loan symptom of. nuuiaUii : since IMIII well plu'isuU
Vimulrul } , A.O. . II vuuiuur.
Dr. W. J. HOIlN-K"ll ! ) M'almsU-aveauo
Chicago.
Solo IntT'intor , I'rlotor in U Miimifjcturar.
t'enl < tani.ir. ' " > c itlo { ! ) .
C iw causoM , nncl a new an.
d aucccsattil GUUli utyuur own
homo iij- ono wlm wns iloaf twouty ol li
yoiirH. Tionioil by most of tbn notud spncliil
I H without Uoiiutlt : ouroJ himself lit tliri.-j
months , uml smco thuii bunclrodi of oilier * .
Full tmvtlculiiH sent on tippllontion. 'I' . H.
1'ACJi ; , No. 41 WMtaiit St.o w VortOit/ .
Embody the hiuhesl excllcncics in
llness , Comfort and Durability anil
are the
Reigning Favorites
fl fashionable circle , Our name is ou eve
ry sale. J. & T. Cors INS , New Voik.
DREXEL & MAUL
Successors to Jno. G. Jacobs ,
UNDERTAKE US
AI\I >
At the oldstand 1107 Farnam nt , Onlera
brtelcgrauh solieitott and promptly at
tended to. Telephone No. li'J.'j.
Proposals for Painting the 16th Street
Via'duct.
SKAM'.D proposali will t > n rocolvod by tlio
umlorslKiieU until II a. in. , AurilSUh , 1 7 ,
for palutlnir tlio Iron anil woodwork or llio Kill
Btrcot vlailuat , with two coats , lluwllns mlnuni
nnil nil. or Carter Miinuluclurint' Coinpuny'i
iron and inlncrnl imiots.
Work to bo ilono to the sutlafactlon of tlr
board of publio works.
Illda to emuracu the ontltovorkooinplole. .
Thu rltfUt to reject any or nil lililn m ruj 'rvoU
J. K. HOirSK. .
olft-H-25-24 CUdlrraan Doard or 1'uhllo wurkt.
The "Smoke Ball" Overrides Disease
Evidoiu'o Verify our C
OMAHA , NKII. , April lo'.h , 1887 ,
Carbolic Smoke Hall Co Gentlemen . I have used your Smoke H.dt to urcat ad-
vaulaac for headache , colds and catarrhal airectiouf'froin , which I have been a suf-
foicr for a considerable period. In ever/ case relief bus been promp , am ) lotlay I am
cntirclv ' free ftom such ailments. For such causes live Smoke Ball U all you claim
for it. Yours truly , C. W. SMITH , 511 South 18th St.
State of Nebraska , County of Douglas , ss.
Subscribed in my presence and swoin to before me this 16th day of A pill , A. D.
ISSf. fsu.u. ] HIRAM A. STUIUJKS" , Notary Public.
Cdtai'i'h ami Jli't iclittt Affections.
Sr. f.ot i1Mo. . , Mat-oil t , 183'Catholic Smoke Hall" Co. : . Gentlemen. I have
administered yom'Carbolic Smoke Ball to my twochddrcn for Catarrh and Bron
chial atlcclioii , with grntift ini * results , speedilv curing both diseases.
j. T.'DKUMMOND. Presideul'Duiuiuiond Tobacco Company.
t -ilboiliiiulaiTnrii ; . . . tn'bcforc niollilslt i ilny of Murcli , l ! ; . WAI.TKII C. CAB" .
[ > .h\i. | . Notnry I'uUIIC.
Tlieoiil.\ unfailing icmcdy in Calarrh , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever , Ncuraljjia ,
Croup.Calarrlial " lJiqfne < s. Whooping CoughSore Throat , Headache , Coldsetc.
A "PTI ? pyp nrp7Cinr K'vcn ' lo a11 callers at our Ladies' and Gents' Par-
* * * * * - ! - ' XvJ J. | opi ) Room 11 , Crulghton Block.
ST'Our "Ucbcllalor Package" lor purifying tlic blood , should be used In connection
with the Smoke Hall in all chronic cases.
Smoke BalU senl on receipt of price , $ J , anil 4 cent in stamps. "Dcbcllator" , ft.
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CO , ,
Itooin 11. Ci-cluhtoii Jilock , /j//j , sf. , Xe.vt to I'ostojjlcc , Omaha , Ai' & .
A'ol for attic l > n ( li'u < /i.ilii { , cnni'tisficrs or pctlillcrs.
The G. E. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co ,
N. W. COB. 15th AND HARNJBT , OMAHA.
Property of every description for sale in all parts of the city. Lands for sale in
every county in Nebraska.
A COMPLKTK SKT OF ABSTRACTS
Of Titles of Douglas County kept. Maps of the city , state or county , or any other
information desired iurni.ilied free of charge upon application.
DEWEY & STONE
A magnificent display of everything
useful and ornamental in the furniture-
maker's art , at reasonable prices.
THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
now TIIU oii\c'i : or SIKDICINI ; HAS
"I'mfevsiounl Ethics"Voibe than Eastern
Caste A Letter fiom a l'liyi > i'iatiWho
Follov/s the "School , " Hut 1'icfcrs
Humanity lo
Ethics. "
Wlillo the mollrnl prufoolon lii ; nmlnKro-it proir.
[ Bit iTlthln tli i > fiitim , U IH nn in K'n wlc < Ko1 f.ict
tlniitlMt | irogri'i9hiinot : bcun it * Kroat l'ii' : m ulo
In utiierirleiH'Ob. 'I'hUli i.iulojlii illy iu ! to tint
Inhlli.itloii tlm ) iiofu * li > n lui lalil u.i luclf. iiii.l
known "pruo il < iri.ili'tlik.t'llion * cn-lil In IKI
hut olio cbo tl nf inu < IIC'lii ( ' , nnil thuy ahonltt unit rru
o\oiy knu\Mi inoillflne ( iul trfatnifnt 'l'li.it nth Is
not tha cam , IA neon In llinn\iiiiiuu ol tl : ( nile *
p-Utilc , homeopathic , nnil the ccluitlutch ml. ' . ThUbii
i.17iHttnco4 ! aru ituc tu HIM ' | iiort' * liiriul ntltlcti'1
wh'oli ' jirolilbtt nun < HKJ | from [ .ill.mlni ; ih' pi.tc.
tliu of another. "I'lolimlomilUiUK" In tikln i
cnMolnlho o.tjlern tnuntr.o , u tk'itlly i-nvinr tu
pruureHK.
Ocrasluiiillf : , liowcvor.i ; pliy K Inn | > Conn I wlin
rhci ubovo tha inltKhiiO' . * nr , uofcvi.liiiiHl clhlcii ,
Hiid I'Diiii's ouvlUt.lo.iUid fur the ui > ui > laainl proprlj-
tury Mciliclna th.it will uno > uf : > . > rcri without Ihu
hulnofu doctor AiiKXiuiil'lo nt fciich n niun IM Dr.
J. N. I lionii' , of lilliivlllc. hiihluy c amly. ( in llu
unit hli i > nrli 'r havi > , lif nil uitili. thnl
In thu cimnty. So hlu'li > 1oi > i Dr. ( 'I tnvf ntHiid In tlio
* illmutlun nf hit lulluw totinirrincu. ] that lie hat :
boon oloctorl rleik ol the uponnr court fur nlno
coiikecutlra limit , nnd lit ) huliN that onira lo-O.iy.
'lint hol ii nun iri > rtliy til conlMcnri' , the publU'li i
nuthorUoit In look a Vnu\vlcil c nf hl > i h.irjcicr
from any proriitnonl publtc urni In lloorvUttroni
( iuriiriiurC.oiiIontlowii. 'I'lilnutlrr l < iruu > Tithuui 1
cnnjulllnv any uno of Me unit I ill a'li'i'oiliil.
Ilrro U Dr.Chunuy'HOwn Icitor , nlilch fur inaMv I
( riinkiu t.forcluuriicri of uiprjihloii.aiul fur tin. it | .
uJce of 111) eubjutt. mutt canmriiiil thorivpnitnr nil ; |
Ki.i.AViLi.r. Si lili r I'ounty , u . (
Marcli JI'I.Ktl. t 1
HwlftHpoinoRo , , Atlanta , lliMy Dfirrilrii : Kor
koinu iluiB. I liHVli.in C'jnlt'iniil ' itlnil u U'tln tu
yon. Do you know Hut your H. S. b. niolloliiu h
revohiilonUBii the ( .Id irfiool pnivtlco nf inrdlclnu ,
nf which I nm bolJ tu lay I am u faithful illKCIplo.
I or coruurlg4.il h i been held Unit thn only MHO
treatment uf tint incut ilromllul > iuiuu'a of ll Ihn
lilt of hum IK lleih. iMiuulo.iii'liln' " ! | uUon. WHK
mercury.Tho dm. for of tUli ttojliuen' Ii known tu
all. Avaro of thl dinKT. tlio priifri > alon Inia boon
lortunt'triiiiioi-klni. n iiannLMH ( iiru. 'HiMiiKh nt
IhuiiKD' , troin ilinoio tlinu. hnvuiirlsun iirriunn who
il.-ilp.i tiihoiililo tntn o It by Yaji'Ulilniiiiil hiirnil HH
itinmlti'f.rrin > y Inivtialwiua liuwi wutCLruol l y Iho
ii'U" ' nuil mfiinf tin'inuillcil : | nof09oii | , wlio tire
' e riif > r fur Anyllilnjt. finin ii'iy source , PIVIIIIMIIK
nnioi toitirrcrlnu Inni unity. lnna ) | > i > lly , no iirnnu.
npia r"iill 'Ofl oaolit vvino n'curi'd. Incli'cil. It not
to hjirrolvcd niiisctt'uil ii > t n i o llclno.iliat HKI
tl 9CHEO ( ou'ilonly tioc'r.r.Ml hy nilner.ll nnd ilitniror.
uiu InialMc'iU. Innsplf nliliinuh I r.nivht up In llu ,
I to io 'l"o M liocil , v.-liU'h I mill < ! mc'ly foil in In nil
ll ( oritiln Ho.itmu it , harloiul thla liolluli nnd I
Khoulil prnhiililr | K > In Hi" nanui lillnd faith now , had
Itnolli'ni ilein n ' aicd liJond Ihu peiadvunliiiti
of nilunbl. lh.it It CM ib into.I by a mimlyouulalilu
nirl IrirniU'Bi Ire ilnil'litl .Mwllt Hiioclllo ,
.VntwIthitiindlnM tlxi tact that ever Vnco a hey , I
li.'uknown of tint riTlpn in n fnni'nin ( it.iiri.'la planiu.
tliininodli'lno Inrlliu alHVen , nnd thin 1 nim lunillliir
nlthminy liibt incut wuro r-rcilrid - hO"n cl.ilini'd ,
yet r wudUo I w.i I to inv pro'e t'lorril i'thli' tl'nl I
1'iiuld not I.uitun lu tlio Innmnvr iblo wlinewt1 * nbuut
lay.
lay.Kovcr.it ycnri nin n nrurn curao to me for treat
ment of a vrry tofciu un > thruiil. 1 uuilorUud u
onro , l o > , tlirex tlnitx. mil without other limn
tiMiipiimrr bum-lit. On the luiirtll visit ho iniiile my
ollico I tola hliu.nftcr u Ihoionsh oxninlniuloii.llnit
hn h id con'riKtod b oed potyonlnir , lln ( onlusttrd
that ho had ! b it mid n doctor had cnri'd htm nllli
b'ark ' I Ilia mercury , ol ruurji > . I Inillnx Ihu lonl
iiiidf Hilnl ill i'ii o yut In Ms M ! I'JM , I Ihnnithl 1
would Jutt I'vpi'rlmeiit on him nnd HMI If Iliarti nan
any \lrliinln , llio Invoiahlu ri-pmla I had liuun hi'iir *
lux for yar > nt Ht < lll' Si"-'olllcmi I p'lt him under
trentmuni of iiotlilni ; bnts.1. S Km r l-irjo bnttlot
luinplniy cured him. unit loft Ilia thront m bvniitl *
full ; hi'uled at I fnnl'l doilr'l ,
Slnoithon I liaro ni"d H. H. H. In numcroui dues
In my prnrtlCR , nnd I have npvi'r failed to innko a
rnfo , ptirlo tand porniinint rni , wi-ru the imtlontii
hafi.llinio 1 yon ; direction * fuilhfully.
II it bceiiKnnf 1'iom 11:111.i-knlili' : t'iiro4 Unit I harp
in ido In my own iiraitlcn with H. H M. thut I rlioer.
Inlly Bond yon l'U tn-Uiimuy of Hullt'a b | > elllc'ii
Diirumivtou In all tnchc § ? .
Tlio > o who lioow Iho nlinml Inivllaljld. | icrin .
m nil ! d iiiier < ' ji vtfu'-K of moirury will wolc nm
your flit mry vl C , S S anil IHHHI Kilinmalilt ) . Tlio
iiirclic.il prjfu ilon , ulwio * winy nfproprlolnry tucdl-
c-liio , laionilitK > lonlyHnd In mime IBIOI auirully.
to the inuuf SM H. hi rutri nf bum I dlnunlor. Or
rnuriou mi-nlrlne th it inioi | olnonlnu In lu worat
form mint pnrlly thu hlood ol every dUordor.
Your , ncctfu..r. . .
N CI11NKV.M. .
Trai'Uo onllloodnnd I'lln ' lllniuson mallcii frco.
imrCtf..Uruwer& Allujila.O * . ,
