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. I . TH1B OMAHA DAILY BREWKlTWTOmA'V. : . APKTTi 20 : 1887 : ' . LET , Cha Journal Bids Low On State Work and Gets It. SOLDIERS'HOME APPOINTMENTS % 'lctlim of the Deweoio Wreck Rogln Jlamnga Suits \ Now Nrliratk * Jlallroail An Interesting Opinion Glvrn. Irt'.OMTHB HUB'S I.t.VCOLV ItUIU'\U. | , 'ihero was a spirited session of the fitatu board of printing at the ofllcu of the secretary of state yesterday , the contest being over tlio letting of the printing of thn house and seriate journals and the nossion laws passed by the last legisla- lure. The bidders were numerous and jtho figures uisr page on 2,000 copies each of house and senate journals were aa fol lows : Hastings Gazette-Journal , $3.3' ) : jUmaha Herald , $1.74 ; Omaha Republi can , f ' 2.75 ; State Journal company , $ 1.38. /These bids were submitted separately for the sciiatu and liouso , and the contract warded lo the State Journal company. I For printing 0,000 copies of the session ' aws the bids were per t > agu , as follows : Omaha Republican , ffl.fiO : Omaha Her- nldi.r.l , ! ) ; Iowa Printing company , $7.18 ; { lasting Ua/.ette-Journal , | 0.t3 ! ; Slate .Journal company , fl.iW. The contract , was awarded to the Journal. It is inter esting lo note that tw o years ago the ' .Journal comuany printed the senate and jliouso journals at $3,35 per page and the iOtnnha Herald the session laws at $0 33 , itlie Journal's bid two years ago being f 10.3.1 for the session laws. The question irises if Iho Journal was working for a fiiir prolit then , what will it logo the pres ent year ? The state , however , is getting a cheap job of work. SOLIHKRS' IIOMi : APPOINTMENTS. 1 Yesterday Governor Thaycr made the Appointments for the now soldicis1 hemet t Grand Island as follows : Members of the Visiting and Examin- lloiiril : Samuel U. Jonrs , Omaha ; K/ra CE. Howard , Kdcar ; William II. Webster , ( Central City ; Mrs. Brad P. Cook , Lincoln ; ( Mrs. L. A. Bates , Aurora- . Commandant of the Soldiers' Homo- John Hammond , of Columbus. HE.VVV DAM A ( IE HINTS. Tlioro wore liled in the district court . -yesterday nine damage suits aggregating ja total amount of about $150.000. These fliiits grow out of the wreck of a construc tion train on a branch line of the B. & M. near Doweceo station. The parties pgamst whom the suits were commenced nro the Colorado & Nebraska railroad company , the Chicago , Burlington & Quinoy railroad , and John Fit/.gerald , the number of defendants arising from the question as to who were the parties directly liable for the wreck and attcmi- ttmt loss of lifo. In this wreck Ithere were a number killed and a great many moro seriously injured and crip- , jIod. The parties bringing the suits are .Charles Thomas , Terrance Clark , William 'Jlinkle ' , Thomas Dunkle , William Kettle , .Thomas Jordan , Heinnch Stanley , Owen bhakoy and Ed Krozior. , AKTICI.ES OK INCORPORATION. Yesterday the articles incorporating the Fremont Broom Manufacturing com pany wnro iilcd with the secretary of state , the object of the corporation bcinjj 0 manufacture brooms. The capital ' tock of the company is $20,000 the cor poration to commence business on the 1st ilay of February , 1887 , and to continue for .fifty yours. The factory is to be located nt Fremont , Neb. , and the incorporators are Otto Magncau , W. U. Wilson , K. II. Uurnard , It. II. Schneider and Hay Nyo. A NEW RAILROAD. The cortllicato of organization of the Kansas City & Northwestern railroad wan filed yesterday with the secretary of etate. The termini of the railroad to bo constructed by this company shall bo a point on the south line of the stale of Nebraska , near the soulhwost corner of 1'awneo county , whore the Kansas City , Wyandotte & Northwestern railroad terminates : the town of Custcr , m the county of Gustor. state of Nebraska , and the town of Kcya Paha , in the county of Holt , state of Nebraska , ami the said railroad is to pass through the counties of Pawnee , Gage , Jott'erson , Saline , Fillmore - more , Clay , Adams , Buffalo , Sherman , Ouster , York , Polk , Morrick , Nance. Platte , Boone , Madison , Antelope and Holt. The amount of capital stock of the company is 11.000,009 , whioh is divided into 10,000 shares of f 100 each. The incorooralors are E. S. W. Drought , Elian Sunmierliold , C. F. Hatchings , A. D. Yocuin and Benjamin liurch. A QUESTION OK PAYMENT. A question has arisen as to whether payments shall bo made from the appro priation for the sinking of tbo test well nt the salt basin after the on.d of the first liseal quarter of the year , and the auditor lias decided to draw no more warrants. The board of public lands and buildings lias submitted the question to the attor ney general , who tiles an opinion with tBoiu that the work ought to bo paid until May 01. The attorney general's opinion is of interest to a great many und contains much history. The follow- inn ; is the gist of it : To tlio Honorable Hoard of Public Lands nnd liulldliiiis : lnans\\er to your Inquiry whether or not the appropriation mnde by the legislature of 1SS5 for the sum of 850,000 ( or the development ot the saline interests of Olio stntf , or rather the unexpended balance ou hand Is still available. 1 will bee leave to hay thnt under thn provisions of our consti tution It Is provided thnt each leclslatmo shall nmke appropriations tor the expenses of tbo government until the expiration ot the lirst tiscal quarter after the adjmunmeiit of the next regular session , and all appropria- ' tlons shall end with sucti quarter. The net nbovo referred to provides for Belli UK so much of our saline lands as will raise tlio sum of S'iO.000 , tha amount appro priated. Under tlio inovlslons lands were sold to tlio amount of 320,000 and a contract rnteicd Into In writing for boring a well to thodupth of ' . ' ,000 U'oiou what Is known as theblirsnlt basin nnd for \\hlch the board agreed to pay the Mini or $10,000. The con tractor entered upon his \\oik and on March III , 1837 , Imd bored t' ' > the depth of 1,500 feet. Now the question presented Is can thn con tractor continue boring after tlio Slst of Mnicn , 18s7 , and still receive his p.iy from the unexpended balance ? Thiiso fands weie donated to the state by the UnitedStaU-s under the enabling act. Section 11 of said net provides that all salt Bprltms within the state not exceeding twelve In number with six sections of laud a J join- In e , or , us contiguous as may be to each , shall bo granted to said state for Its use , the Innds to bo selected by the governor theroot , within ono year utter the admission of the .stale , and w lien so selected to be used or disposed ot on Mich terms , conditions and regulations us the legislature shall direct. Wlu'ii wo view the enabling act , wu llnd nil sections numbereil Irt nnd ! W within our stale has been grunted to the state for the biinpoit of common bchools. Twenty sections of lands have been pr inted to the state to nrrct buildings nt the c.ii'ltol lor legislative nnd judicial purposes m such manner as the legislature may pie- sorlbe. Soventy-two other sections for the use and suuport ot a state university. Fifty .sections also for n penitentiary. These lands are all trusts created for the Bucclflc purpo-.es tor which they w ere ranted , and it can be just as truly said that the Innds umnted with the salt sprint's wore to bo used In the development of the springs ns It Is tint tlio other lands were to bo Used for tlio specltio objects for which they \\ero granted , and the not ot IbbS Is the lin > t time that tbe legisla ture of our state has directed these saline lands to be used In developing tha Salt Sprlues , and muter said act U was never contemplated that the advertising and sell- jni ; the lands , the contracting tor the well , thu building ot dykes , ditches , reservoirs ind aqueducts , and the completion of said ' Work should bo performed within the space if two y * ni. . lands were granted to tha Uteo t April 10,1V , and our constitution contain * ing thn section first nbove cited was Adopted In Is.1) , and It would seem to mo that the trust created 1ms rested In abeyance until the legislature of 18-Ci directed the same to bo carried Into t.'llect , prescribing the condi tions and regulations for cnrrvlnt the same Into operation , nnd would seem to bn an order for the board to continue until tht work has been accomplished. The question has never been passed on by our courts , nnd us the constitutional pro vision regulating appropriations oueht not to be sllithted by construction , 1 would think It far better to submit to the Inconveniences that may nrl.sa than that n safi'Kiiaid of the constitution so valuable to the people of our .state .should In the least particular bo Im paired. It Is well known that our saline lands have been frittered away for purposes other than that for which they were granted , and the nbovo remarks are made more to call thu attention of the stnto authorities to the true object for which the saline lauds were granted to the state than to strike at a whole some provision of our constitution , and It would bu well as soon as may bo to have the question presented to our supreme court to have the status of our saline lands legally de termined. 1 ho constitution providing for nil appro priations ending at the expiration of the llrst tiscal quarter after thn adjournment of thn next regular session. The hscnl year commences on the 1st day of December ot each vear and puds on the 80th day of November of each year. The legislature of 18S1 made an appropria tion of 35U,000 fur the years 18S5 mid IBM under the provisions ot sue. 10 , art. : i ot the constitution , nnd under that same.suction the same Is extended until thu expiration of the ( Heal quarter after the legislating ndjourncd. This would In my opinion extend the appro priation until May 31 , giving HIM language the most limited construction. The legisla ture iidjoiirned March HI , 18b7. The lirst lisc.U quarter of tbe year would end Februaiy 5s , 1W. This would be the tint expiration of a tiscal quarter after the adjournment The laniruaKo would Indicate the runnnlncr of a whole tiscal quarter of a year , and as the leg islature was In session a part of the second liseal quarter n fair construction of section 10 would extend thn appropriation until the expiration of the lirst full liseal quarter after the ndtoiirnmcnt which would expire August 31 , 1887 , but it is better to be on the safe side , and I should think thnt the first const ! uctlon would be sustained by our court , and as the appropriation Is made to meet the expenses of our government , nnd If the development of our salt wells should bo coiisideind such an expense , then I run of the opinion that any expense Inclined belore May 31 , 1 37 , would bo chargeable against the 850,000 appro priated , or the unexpended halance thcicof. WM. Lnnsi : , Attoiney General. TMtUGCiIST riN'KD. Nelson , the druggist arraigned for sell ing liquor on Sunday , had his trial yes terday in police court nnd the evidence showed that ho had been soiling liquors Sunday , keeping an imperfect and poor record of the same. The judge imposed a line of $ r > 0 and costs , and time was given the defendant to pay the amount or appeal. The other cases against drug gists were not called and it was rumored that some doubts were entertained whether or no the charges against them could bo sustained. MINOIl NOTES. Yesterday Speaker Harlan was in the city on business his lirst visit to the city since the close of the session. Brntl Slaughter was also in the city looking after the work of completing the house journal ready for publication. The news of the death of Judge Weaver created great surprise in Lincoln , ns hardly a soul knew of his illness. ( July a week ago lie was in Lincoln arranging to become a citi/.on hero and his health seemed as good ns usual. "Major" John 0. Watson , of the gov ernor's Htaft' , was at Lincoln yesterday from Nebraska City on a business trip. Worth Knowing. Allcock's are the only genuine porous plasters. All other so-culled porous piasters are imitations. Their makers only get them up to sell on the reputation of Allcock's. All so-called imp rove incuts and new ingredients are humbugs , No on has ever made an improvement on Au.uocK'd POROUS I'LASTT.KS. When you buy ALLCOCK'S Pouous I'LASTHKS you obtain the best plasters made. A STORY OF MENRY CLAY DEAN. "He Tiiou Ut or Hell nml fin Kelt Ha freshed. " Iowa Kcgister : It was not long ago. There was a car load of passengers going from Keokuk to DCS Moino.s Among them were Judge Clugott and Judge Jolmstono and Rev I. P. Peter and Hov. Burgees. Clagctt called Uev. I. P. Peter "Beelzebub , jr. , " and , by soiic : strange mental ana chronibin , dubbed Hov. Bur gees as "St. Paul , jr. " However , Brother Dean was the center of attraction , his brilliant conversational powers shown out on that trip with unwonted radiance. Ho was telling a story of a loving brother of the strictest sect of the orthodox faith as Imd down by John Calvin. Dean did not believe in Calvin any more than ho dirt in Martin Luther with his imposing nonsense about the "divine right of kings. " 1 wish the scone could be repro duced on paper as it occurred on the train. There was Dean with his singu larly emphatic voice , with his rotundity of | ) resenee , with ids wonderfully mag netic nnd twinkliiiii , gray eyes ; thine were learned and famous men willing listeners. Ho said : "This dear Calvinistic - istic brother came to me one dav in great mental distress. He stud ho liad lieon reading the daily impcrs , and found a dreadful record of crime ; hero a murder , there an arson , here incest , adultery , theft , betrayal of trust , infanticide , ingratitude - gratitude of children , baseness of every kind from son to father , from man to the beasts of bunion he used , defaulters , and the world seemed given away to wick edness. Then ho said , ' 1 thought of hell nnd I felt refreshed. ' " "That is , " said Dean , "these follows will bo caught some daywhile I escape. " That is what the good Calvinistie brother thought. Ho looked out over tho'wilder- ness of wickedness in world. Ho saw no euro for it in this lifo , so "he thought of hell ana ho felt refreshed. " The expression is epigrammatic. It is certainly original with Henry Clay Dean. Polled Court 1'nlnts. John Kane' , John Brown and William McFarland were lined § 10 and costs by Judge Stunborg yesterday niorninu ; , for lighting. Thomas Minor and H. F. Mor gan , two suspicious characters , were or dered out of the city. The drunks were lined $10 and costs. MOST PERFECT MADE and with eWct Moard lo Purtfr , Stren t > . 1 ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT RECEIVED AND NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE A SAVING CLEAR OF * TO 1OO GENT. Jy mahina your selections at tha Mlsjlt Parlors for yourspil iclothinj. / . Ihe. resentarrifaliofpni'Jlitt tesfro n thatea liny msrclta nt tailors is truly ftiM'tns in style ofpntlcrn and cut , and the style * of fabric belny ths most rcci-nl in inufuclure.l byforciyn and domestic mill * , made up in an cinllfsi variety of STJITS STJ FOR FOll 0 80 Which was made by a merchant tailor US 00 $13 10 Which was made by a merchant tailor ? 3. ' > 50 1010 dodo do 20 00 1560 lo do 'J ' 00 11 00 dodo do 83 00 1740 do do 8,00 12 70 dodo do 25 00 in G- > uo do 4000 111 80 dodo do 26 00 22 SO do do 4500 14 110 do do 28 00 2T 40 do do 50 IK ) 15 20 do da 30 00 28 30 do do MOO 10 80 do do 3J 00 81 10 do do 600 ! ) Should ] /im fed tn need thcsc.chilly mornlnns and aucnlnys , of a light ovar-grtrmen. ' , you can ftnil any and every # t > ile of cut and pattern that can be found In America to select from , at the following prlcei trli tch when seen you will at once realize arc lew than IfALV value for a Light-Weight Overcoat. FOU ' FOll FOR . , .FOR it 60 Which was made by a merchant trilor ? 18 OQ | 14 3 > Which was made by a merchant tailor | 30 00 10 20 dodo ( lode 20 00 15 30 do do 500 11 40 dodo dodo 22 50 1G 70 do do 40 00 13 ! ! 0 dodo dodo 25 00 20 20 do do 4500 13 20 dodo dodo 27 00 25 70 do do 5700 14 00 dodo dodo 3'J 01 i0 ! 40 do do 62 00 15 GO do do o7 00 30 20 do do T5 00 To conclude , toe mention , Lat but not least , the clcijant and Incomparable assortment of the narmcnt which every man would buy at 'the price of a pair Merchant Tailor-Made Pants. FOR FOR FOR * FOR $ 3 00 Which was made by a merchant tailor $ 7 CO 4 70 Which was made by .1 merchant tailor > . . . $ 9 00 43' ) do do 850 5 40 do ilo 10 50 500 do do 1000 fi 50 do do .13 00 500 do do 1100 7 00 dodo do , U 75 UIO do do 1200 8 70 dodo do . 15 00 720 do do 14 GO 930 do do , 17 00 The above is but a mere mention Suffice to say , we cater your consideration and will show you our Inducements for your comparison ; . Weave Z he ONLY MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS 1119 FABN AM STREET. 1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119 y. H. n'e solicit your order , , i/ out of our city and promise to give you our prompt and careful attention- BPAl.ni NO'S TRAnE.MAKKEO BDSEBBIL SUPPLIES Are roeognlicd r .i 8tandniil wherever tbe game la played. SPALDING'S OFFICIAL LEAGUE BALL Is used by the National League and all the prom inent profes sional and nma- t ut clubs In tbe country. Every hall warranted. Itowaro ot Imita tion. Spaldlng's Black Band League Bats ore made from can- fully selected timber , and endorsed ball | > i uuiliicat pla ) trs. SPALDINC'S LICENSED CATCHERS' MASK I It honestly made anil I U a protoctlou. I SPALDINCT" TRADE-MARKED CATCHERS' GLOVES , I ranging In prlco from U5o. to $3 l > cr pair , I will please tbe boy an well as tlio profes- J Hlonul player. BpaldliiK's conipleto Unl- 1 forms , Belts , Caps , Shoes , Plate1) , Breast I Protector * , Slldlnu Va'ls > Umpire Indicators caters , Gulden. Score Books , and every thing pertaining to Base Ball , can be I found at- Collins & Gordon , 1S13 Douglas St. Omaha Agents * 131- Douglas St. DRS.S.&D.DAYIESON . . . 1707 Olive St. , St. Louis I > Io. 1742 Lawrence St. , Denver , Colorado , Of the Missouri Stale Museum of Anatomy , St. Louis , Mo. , University College Hosp'i- tal , London , Giesen , Germany and New York. Having devoted their attention SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES , More especially those arising from impiu- dence , invite all so suffering to coi respond without delay. Diseases of infection and . contagion cured safely and speedily with out detention from business , and without the use of dangerous drugs. Pa tients whose cases have been neglected , badly treated or pronounced incurable , should not fail to write us concerning their symptoms. Allletttrs receive immediate attention , JUST PUBLISHED. And \\ill be mailed FREE to ai.y address on receipt of one 2 cent stamp. ' 'Practical Observations on Nervous Debility and Physical Exhaustion , " to which is added an ' Essay on Marriage , " with important chap ters on Diseases of the Reproductive Or gans , the whole forming a valuable medical treatise which should be read by all young men. Address. LWS. S. & D. DAVIESON , 17-12 Lawrence St. , Denver , Colorado. 1707 Olive St .St. L ui . Mo. 188 ? Spring Yalley Stocfc Farm. 1887. OMAHA. NKD. George Wilkes 510. Kocord2:22. : MonsurtM by " :20 : , tbo i:2."i and the 3:3) : ) stun 1 nrd ; wimlio urfiitt'St ttuit over lived. Having now 55 sons and daughter * In tlio'JJ : list Uowu to .Mix. Tlio only son of Qoorgo Wilkes In tlio State of NebrusSu. 3541 Black Wilkes 3541 Standard. Slrod by George Wilkes 519 ; 1st U.im Funny Doll.slreu by Confederate Chief , own lirotlior toWoodford Chief , 2iiH : 2nd dmn llysdyli's llamblctonlun. Will stand for mares at tbe alxivefiirni ut 135 tbe season , cash tluioof sor- Tlce , with prlvllcuo of return 6hnuld mares not prove In foal. Limited to 20 mares bojlilos my own. Season commences Fob. Ut and ends August Ut,183T , For further particular ) send fordreuur. . iOLOMOK. teat ( waled ) liti CBI > KXDICAL 00. , -Lawrence Ostrom & Co. FAMOQS"BELLE OF BOURBON. " Ts Death to Consumption , Malaria , Sleeplessness , Chills and Favors Or Insomnia , and Typhoid Fayor , Dissimulation , Imligostioii , Ot Food , Dyspepsia , Ten Years Old , 'Surgical Foyers No Fusel Oil , Blood Poiaouiug Absolutely Pare. The GREAT APPETIZER This will certify that I have examined the Bcl'e of Bourbon Whisky , received from LawrenceOstrum & Co. , and found the same to be perfectly tree from Fusel Oil and other deleterious substances and strictly pure I cheerfully recommend the same for Family use and Medicinal purposes. J. P. BARNUM , M. D. , Analytical Chemist , Louisville , Ky. For sale by druggist * , wine merchants and grocers everywhere. Price $1.25 per bottle If not found at the above , half-doz. bottles in plain boxes will be sent to vny address in the United States on the receipt of six dollars , Express paid to all places east-of Missouri River , LAWRENCE OSTROM & Co. Louisville , Ky Wholesale and Distributing Agents , RICHARDSON DRUG CO. , and ) ItlLItr cC DILLOX , Wholesale Liquor Dealers , \ Omaha. Families supplied by GLADSTONE 1SUOS. d3CO. , Omaha. U. T. CLARK DRUG CO. , BONED WITH KABO. The ONLY CORSBT raado that cjn be returned bT Its mircbaier after TlIUEIi WiiiU.'ti WKAlt If notioanil PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY In erorj respect , and it price refunded nr toiler. Made In a rarletrof itylct and iirlcos. Holdbrtlril * rlatt dealerseTPrrwhere. flowarenf wortliletilml- tutloo" . None genuine without Hall's uame oo lui. CHICAGO CORSET CO. , 02 FRANKLIN STREET , CHICAGO. 40 * ISromdirayi Bf w York. Notice. rpHK Norlolk Street railway will receive p ro JL | > OB Ja for the Iraracdlato eonftruction and oqulpinent at ouo anil ono ball mile * of etroct raUway tn tlio city of Norfolk , Nebraska. Pro posals received at the office of tbo secretary of company M Norfolk , Ncbracka. until the 25tU Oar of April , 183J. ' . H/0. 11UOMB , , aprTtoia , . . , Bor tary. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. RtylUh , rtnnnlo , limy Fltllnt } . Tli Ix-'ct ffj tsiKMt In tha World. W. JL. 1HMIOLAM $2.50 SHOE niunU tlii ) K3 hliiK'i o tlscil by other Urina.- Our HOB FOR HOYS riven prpat MtlKfaetlon. All -oiiboyoara mailo In lluttoii. Unnwnrn anil JJK-O , 11 ntjrlei of to-j. SoM l > y s.OOO lie ilciii thouRhout tlio U. H. If your .liler do not krcn Ilieni , send nnm ou instil to W.L. DOUflLAS. Itntcktoii , Blann. QCU/nnC nC CD/llin / " 'la-1 come * o my DClTHiiC Ur rnHUUilcnmTkilcu tlmt some uiiM-rui iluiu ilcalerH iiro olffrlntc otlirr Romla n iiilno , nil when unkoil wlijr my stamp la nut n Urn phof-smiti that IliavoillHcnnuniii-ilItu im > . TIIIH IS l'.AISi ; . Taku nun ri'l > reBciil l ti > bo the * W. L. Dauglaa blioes , " untcHH tinnicvnriuillco mill iirl ' n ro Htainpril mi linttoin of cacli ilKH.W.I. . . DOUUI.AS , Itrucktun , Mat. . For sale by Kelley , Stiger & Co. , cor. Dodge ami isth-sts. ; Henry J" cor. tioward auil Sannilorfl sta. FREE TRIAL , D.I ktoJriJ oflVetlort Til l nutui lie. roiUft F 1)U. A. O. OI.IN CO. . No. Ill WtiblinioD Kli 111. I OII rfiuil a. Ufor O.OO. EVELYN COLLEGE. For young women , Princeton , N. J , Prospectus , full particular * , sent on p- plicaton to F. H , > tcElva'ne. INSTALMENT DEALERS .Will fintTjustwhattheynced-A FULL LlNr < F INSTALMINT hoOOS Sa riSly 5 ' , lusiuMiuir UkaLzw' tiuffi.r Co. . Erie , i ? The "Smoke Ball " Overrides Disease Evidence Verify our Claims.Bjgj Headache , Colds , Etc. OMAHA , NKII. , April l5'.h , 1S87 , Cartolic Smoke Ball Co Gentlemen' I have used your Smoke Hall to ( treat ad vantage for headache , colds and cal.irrh.il affection- , from \vhich I have been a suf ferer for a considerable period. In every case relief has been promp , and today I am entirely free from btich ailments. For such causes tlxa Smoke Ball ii all you claim for it. Yours truly. C. W. SMITH , 511 South 12th St. State of Nebraska , County of Douglas , ss. Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before me this 16th day of April , A. D. ISSy. [ SEAL ] HIRAM A. Siuuocs , Notary Public. Catarrh and Bronchial Affections. ST. T.OUI& , Mo. , March 1 , 183 ; . 'Carbolic Snuke Ball" Co. : Gentlemen. I have administeied your Carbolic ; Smoke Ball to my twoclnldren for Catarrh and Bron chial affection , with ijratifyin results , speedily curing both diseases. J. T. ORUMMOND , President Drummond Tobacco Company. Sijb'crlbpJ . . and worn to before mo this i't'i day of Slurcli , 1SS ; . WALTER C. CARIl , IMSAI..J Nouirr I'ubllo. 1 he only unfailing remedy in Catarrh , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever , Neuralgia , Croup.Catarrhal " Deafness , Whooping Cough.Sore Throat , Headache , Colds.etc. A "pRPrP ? nTTnCiTr giventoallcallen > atourLadie * > andGent8'Par- c * A AVJ-rJ-r J. lw ? A iocs , Room 11 , Creighton Block. CSTOur "Debellator Package" for purifying the blood , should be used in connection with the Smoke Ball in all chronic cases. Smoke Balls sent on receipt of price , % l , and 4 cents in stamps. "Debellator" , $1 , CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CO , , Jioom ' 11 , Crelffhton Jtlacr. ; 15th st. , Next to Postofllcc , Omaha , Neb. A'otfor sale by drutiglsts , canvasucra or peddlers. MEATS ROASTED IN THEIR OWN JUICES , BY USING THE WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR FOUND EXCLUSIVELY ON TUB CHARTER OAK STOVES RANGES. Thnra U not a cooking nppnntm. raivln tulngth * 'olid Ovun Hoer , buttliU tha lc 4 lu weight of uioaU U from twentr-fiva to forty per ceut. ( if Ilia matt routed. In other words , a rib of boat , waltthlita tea i > ouudi it runitod nadlum to trull-dona will lore thrfopoumli. The aama roosted in tha Charter Oak Rantro using the Wire Oauza Oven Door loies about ono pound. To allow moat to ulirlnlt In to Ior > aj > Urga portion of lu JalctM anil iliiror. ' 1 Im IH > re dn not icinrnte , aud SCNO FOR ILIUSTCATCQ ClStUUDI Allfl PRIK LISTS. U LocoiuHi tough , UcUl.ni uud CHABTEB OAK STOVES and BADGES are SOLD IH NEB3ASSA as follows : MILTON ROGERS & SONS OMAHA. TANNULL & SWKf.NKY . r'AtunuRY. P. KENNKV , GnsuoN. CHTTLK ft KAOEK , . FUAMUIN. DALLAS * I.KTSON HASTING * . N J. FOHNSON , . . . NOKTII UKNP. K.C. BREWER HAY Srsit.cs. J. J McC\FKEKTY . O'Nmii. CITY. . H.AIKUftCO NKBKA.KA CITV. R HAZI.IIWOOD , . . . OSCFOLA. W. F. TEMHLEION NEJ..OM. J , S. UUKE. . I'LATTSMOUTII. J , B. STURDKVANT & SON ATKINSON. A. PEARSON , . SrEnUNC. J. KAbS& CO CIIAOROH. I O , ORI'.HN . STFOHSIIUIIO. KUAUSK , l.UDKER & WELCH , . . . COIUUBUS. I A 'ADMENkSQN . S OLDS BUGS TIMM1.KMAN & 1'KAKKK VkKUON. ' PENNYROYAL PILLS OCEAN BTEAMEB3. " ' . " "CHICHCSTER'S .ENGLISH. The riKln l and Only kud > l r B < lltt > u. ( > M < wrihl Mh lul < > M : A TRIP TO EUROPE. iinunkK u LADIES * * * * * * * * . TJK K. * > - > trPri- : * * > rt n l > < T tr I TI i M ) " tarji4tU Uri ( ( r ntalllm _ ll > Send stamp for spring and tummcr pro- grami , just issued. Tups. COOK & SON , roar3-2m 280 Clark St , Chicago , m , '
