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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : .MONDAY. APRIL 25. 1887 , 5
ECAN HELD IN niCll ESTEEM
No One in Lincoln Believes ! the Tory
Charges Against Him.
STRONGLY ENDORSED AT HOME.
Gossip About Potter's Resignation
From tlio liurlliiRton Stout 1'itr-
clmRCs tlio Capital Hotel A. City
Hospital MoTciucnt.
IFKOM TIIEnKK'S MS COf.M nUItKAU.l
The recent prominence given to Patrick
Kgan in the bitter debate in the English
house of commons has attracted much
attention in Lincoln , where Mr. Kgan is
well known anil greatly esteemed. When
Patrick Kgan , to escape persecution and
to save his shattered fortune , left the
land of his birth to become an American
citizen and selected Lincoln as his home ,
tho.ro were nonu at the capital city but
accorded him a cordial welcome. The
past four years' resilience in the city by
Mr. Kgan has only the more strongly
cemented the friendships thus formed
nnd there are none in the capital city
but feel the aspersions cast by the tory
press and government against him as
false and vicious falsehoods.
Said one of the most prominent and in
fluential citizens of Lincoln , and of the
ntatc as well , who traces no Irish blood
iu his lineage : "Tho repeated attacks in
England , and the assertion that Mr.
Egan i ? , or ever has been , an associate
with criminals and murderers , is an out
rage that citizens of every nationality in
this , Mr. Egan's adopted home , would
bo only too glad to resent. "
To those acquainted with Patrick
Egan , socially or in a business way ,
there arc. none but realize how thor
oughly ho is in earnest in his efforts for
his native country , and they know
equally as well that he is in every way a
vigorous opponent to every measure pf
redress outside the pule of tlio law. The
'letter of Mr. Kgan's to the under secre
tary of Ireland , published yesterday , is a
fair index of the willingness of Mr. Egan
to meet the charge of being n criminal.
If , in the course of this procedure , Mr.
Egan should go to Dublin to face the
criminal charges the English government
are prcfenng against him , his going from
Lincoln would bo with a bauking of
which any one would bp proud , and his
return would bo an ovasion.
Mil. rOTTKll'S UKSIUNATION.
The news of the resignation of General
Manage Potter , of the Burlington route ,
created a ripple of Sunday excitement in
railroad circles at the capital city yrstcr-
day. Judging from the few opinions
that could bo gleaned yesterday , tlio res
ignation will not cause any extensive regrets -
grots among the Burlington people in
tbis vicinity. Lincoln people nave al
ways regarded Mr. Touzalin's connection
with the Chicago , Burlington & Qrumcy
system as of particular favor to this im
mediate place , and Mr. Potter has never
tilled the vacancy in the view of old rest-
dentcrs. People who are posted have
recognized the fact since Mr. Potter has
been at the head of the Burlington sys
tem that ho was not the man to Nebraska
that Mr. Perkins or Mr. Touzalin had
been. Mr. Potter's position has been re
garded among railroad men as not of es
pecial interest to Nebraska in the estab
lishment of permanent improvements.
Under Mr. Potter's management the
mileage in Nebraska of the Chicago ,
Burlington & Qulnoy system has quad
rupled , and a prominent and observing
citizen of the state , only a short time
Ince , was commenting on the fact that
in this great increase of mileage
under the Potter management
but little if any additional
outlay had been made in Nebraska in
in the increase of shops for construction
and repairs , or in the increase of tho.es
tablished manufacturing and repair
shops. It has been understood , to the
contrary , that the policy of Mr. Potter
bos been to throw all manufacturing
work for the Nebraska- lines eastward to
Aurora and Burlington , instead of doing
this class of business in the territory
where the work was needed. The BKK
representative yesterday , in convent *
tion with a B. & M. man looatod at Liu-
coin , was informed that in the opinion ol
thidgentloman the procedure in this re-
garu would bo changed , and that under
the management of Mr. Perkins some
important plants would bo located in No
braska.
Mil. STOUT THE OWNK.lt.
Saturday afternoon the cash and papers
passed hands which transferred the Capitol
tel hotel building from the ownership of
Kitchen Bros , to W. 11. B. Stout. On the
1st of May Mr. E. P. Roggon , the lessee
of the house under the new ownership ,
will assume control as landlord , and tlio
always popular hostlery will undoubtedly
remain as popular aa ever. Mr. C. W.
Kitchen , who has owned and managed
the hotel the past year , is much esteemed
by Lincoln people , who regret that the
sale will take him from the capital city.
Where Mr. Kitchen will locate is not
stated , but it is understood that an advan
tageous offer awaits him at Pueblo , Colo.
MOVING Foil A HOSPITAL.
A decided movement has set in of late
for a city hospital in Lincoln , and the
agitation of the question iu the press of
the city has brought favorable responses
from a ) great many prominent nnd pro
gressive citizens. The many lines of
. railroads centering in the city bring a
great many of the victims of accidents to
tliis point for treatment , and often it is a
struggle to secure suitable accommoda
tions and attendance for those. The
city has also now , according to the en
thusiastic boomers , a population of
40.000 people , and the argument is truth
fully made that no city of that magni
tude should be without a city'hospital.
NOT A NEW COUrOKATlOH.
The American Loan and Trust com
pany asks that a correction bo made of
an article published n few days ago as to
the articles of incorporation of this com
pany. The articles published were
amended articles , the company itself
having been in business for the past two
years , nnd the amended articles wen ;
tiled to allow the company to increase
its business and handle more than was
contemplated at its lirst organization.
The amended articles , as tiled , were
signed by the president and secretary.
who are , from the company's printed
list , only two of a largo number of stock
holders loentcd at diuorent points in and
outside the state.
MOVING KOIl A COURT HOUSK.
The question of room has become an
important one at the county oflices nnd
the commissioners have been agitating
the question of leasing the new Italian-
non block iu order to secure room sulli-
cient in which to comfortably transact
business. However , they have at their
last session taken n different stop entirely
trotn leasing and have decided to call an
election on the 80th day of May to vote
upon the issuing of $200KX ( ) in bonds to
erecH a county court house upon the block
in the city reserved for that purpose. The
question of a new building has been but
little discussed , but it will evidently re
ceive a generous amount of talk in the
next thirty days.
AVhrtro the Profits Come From.
Two merchants are discussing a bar
gain. " ' 1 hat's too dear , " says one ; "you
might knock off something ; you know
we've always been on friendly terms. "
* > " 1 Know it ; but , then , no one ever gets
a chance of making money out ofhis
enemies. t > o what is ho to do but make it
out of Ills-friends ? " Use Kirk's "Juve
nile" Toilet Soap , the friend of all , '
\ Little IjcnTnn LionTcnont the
\Vliolo Ljtimi ,
A dlsoaso In one part of the body will
ovcntnally 111 ! the whole body with dls-
cnse , Kvcry year or two somu part of the
system fjrows weak ami bctrlns to decay.
Such part should bo removed at once and
now matter ho allowed to take its nhtcc.
There's no need ot cutting it out with the
surgeon's scalpel. 1'urjro away the old
diseased and worn out parts with UUAN-
DitK'iH'a PII.LS. Then the new body will
take care of itself.
Tlio time lias como when our people
are beginning to look ahead and make
sure preparations for a homo for them
selves. Now , boys , if you will put your
money in lots in South Umaha you will
find in n short time you riots will bo paid
for , you will bo out of debt and your
wives will bo happy. Kciuembcr that C.
E. Mayne sells these lots.
A circus bill-poster decorated the vil
lage church at Fieldsbooro , N. J. , with
his gaudy prints.
If the liver nnd kidneys are sluggish
nnd inactive , Hood's Sarsaparilla will
rouse them to prompt and regular action.
Take it now.
Men arc every day buying property to
which they have no title , and are consequently
quently jeopardi/.ing their money. The
title to South Umaha is clear and free
from incumbrance , Parties can safely
buy nnd be sure that they get what they
puy for. C. K , May no has salesmen who
who will take pleasure in showing tl-is
property ut all times.
SV. \VebbTof Now York , offers ? 300
annually as a pri/o for the best landscape
by an American artist.
Thorn are many cheap cosmetics of
fercd for sale , which claim to contain
nothing injurious to the skin. This is all
boshnil , or very nearly all are com
pounded from the most deleterious and
poisonous drugs in the materia medica.
They destroy tlio vitality of the skin ,
making the consumer imimaturoiy with
ered and old. J. A. Poz/.oni guarantees
his medicated complexion powder en
tirely free from all injurious matter , and
will gladly pay $500 to any imietical
chemist who can find upon analysis the
slightest trace of white lead orarsenic.-
Use none other and you will never regret.
Prien 50 cents and $1.00 per box. Sold
by all druggists anil perfumers.
The time has come when our people
are beginning to look ahead and make
sure preparations for n homo for them
selves. Now , boys , if you will put your
money in lots in South Omaha you will
find that in a short time your lots will be
paid for , you will be out of debt , and
your wives will bo happy. Remember
that C. E. Mayno soils these lots.
Els7.aboth Akera Allen , author of
"Rock , Me to Sleep , Mother , " is n handsome -
some woman with a fresh face and gray
hair.
hair.Uso
Use the sureit remedy for catarrh Ur.
Sage's.
Men are every day buying property to
which they have no title , and are consequently
quently jeopardizing their money. The
title to South Umaha is clear nnd
free from Incnmbrance. Parties can
safely bny nnd bo sure that they get what
they pay for. C. E. Mayne has salesmen
who will take pleasure in showing this
property at all tunes.
The Terry family of Cuba will build a
largo theater in Ilavana and divide the
profits among the poor of that city.
Men arc every day buying property to
which they have no title , and are consequently
quently jeopardizing their money. The
title to South Omaha is clear and free
from incumbrnnco. Parties can safely
buy nnd be sure that they got what they
pay for. C. E. Mayno has salesmen who
will take pleasure in showing this prop
erty at all times.
Senator Platt , of Connecticut , has an
old lady's weakness for tea , which he al
ways takes iu weak doses at his luncheon.
The time has como when our pcoplo
are beginning to look ahead and make
sure preparations for a homo for them
selves. Now , boys , if you will put your
money in lots in South Umaha you will
find that in a short time your lots will be
paid for , you will bo out of debt and your
wives will bo happy. Remember that C.
E. Mayne sells tncso lots.
Good Kesolutlong.
The resolution passed by the South
Umaha Land Syndicate is just what both
the poor and the rich man have been
looking for. Read it in another column
nnd you will bo convinced.
There are inducements thrt will prob
ably never bo offered again , lustcnnd ol
paying rent you can own your own prop
erty and never miss the small amount
that you will pay for it.
if you will call at the ofiico of C. E.
Mayne you will bo satisfied that the
South Omaha syndicate is iu earnest and
mean what they say.
Truth ! Immortal.
In every metropolitan city the majority
of business men live in the suburbs , and
even miles in the country. Now , while
wo know that Umaha is the "Queen of
the West , " and a most desirable place in
which to dwell , wo yet realize the fact
that only the "favored few" are able to
bur m the city , consequently men who
are seeking homes are going to the out
skirts. Such parties will consult thoii
own best interests by looking at those
lots in South Omaha. Drop in at ( J. K.
Mayne's and he will tell you all about
them.
Transportation Facilities
There are still some very desirable lots
in the original plat of South Umaha for
sale at low prices and on easy terms
Don't forget the transportation facilities
that will be afforded by the varioas rail
roads , street and cable car companies
this summer , and that will surely war
rant an increase in the scale of prices.
Secure these lots through t ! . E. Mayno ,
sole agent , and double your money be
fore others bike advantage of Omaha's
advancement and rapid growth.
George Bancroft , the historian , has
gone to Nashville , Toon. , for a few weeks
to visit Mrs. Polk and gather historical
material.
MOST PERFECT MAOR
aNd with ( Met
HealUifiliMM. Dr.r
no Am.nm.uj.Un > Alum or I > lu phatM. Dr.Prif1 *
Closing Out ,
Owing to Lease Complications
and othur reasons , the
entire stock of
General Dry
NOTIONS
And in fact everything kept
in a first-class dry goods
store will be sold
Regardless
of Cost !
To Insure a Speedy Sale.
This is only a Chance in a Life
Time
Way under value.
Show Cases
And other Fixtures for sale at a great
sacriQce , Sale to begin
Monday , April 25
In the new Kennard building1 , cor. IGth
and Douglas streets.
HAYDEN BROS.
Canetr of the Tongue.
Mr wife , aome three or four yean ago. was troi.
bled with in ulcer on tlia tide of her tooitue ne r
thetliroat. The pamw ncei ntc < iim *
of sleep and pro-luring great nervous prostratlo .
Accompanying IMS trouble was rnenraatlsrn. U
had passed Irom ttt moulders nnd centsred m tbe .
wrutot one band , un almost losing the use of It.
Between theeudcrmg of the twoWe had Brown
burdensome. Bj the two of a half do n " "H :
Hied bottleaof 8wiff Spec nc , Bhowas entirely
rcllerM snd restored to health. This was three
jears W , and there ha. been notgmnjoftjj- *
spirta , Ga. , Jane 5,1886.
.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
. , , Atlanta , Ua.
Tn swirr 8r ecirio Co. Drawer 8
16T W. ad St. , N. V.
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES ,
JE WEL R Y ,
BRONZES
* AT-
Importer's Prices
MAX MEYER & BRO.
PENNY ROYAL PILLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. "
Tli Orlglaal < § Only '
OMAHA
13th St.Cor. Ctpllol A CHM
TOH TBI TMUTWENT OF Alt
Chronic It Surgical Diseases
BUtJn jean' Ho i > lL l ftntl Trltau JvacUc.
Wu h ro the facilities , apparatus nJ ina.Jlw
for the enctcufqt trritnipct ofcmry form of dls-
lAsa requiring either mcJIenl ur surgical treatment ,
and ttulto All to come and Inrttllgata for thcmiclvw
iv carmponrl with ni. Long experience In tout
ing eiuti hr Utter cnnbleiua to trett rainy caiM
icienUflcnUy without ft\ng \ them
WRITK FOR rlUGULAH on Doformlrlw and
Dracet , Club Feet , Curr&tarei of the Spine
DitiB : or WOMBN. Pile * , Tumors , Ctnctri ,
Catarrh , Bronchitis , Inhalation , Electricity. Tarsi-
y li , Kplluuiy. Kldntr , Kjt , Ear , Skin , Blood and
all ( urzlCAl operations.
llattcrln , InhcUr * . Xlracti , Trnucs , n <
Ml klnda of Medical and Surgical Appltaucei , nau-
ufactnred and for tile.
The only tillable * Mleal IniMute making
Private , Special $ Nervous Diseases
rA BPECIAI.TY.
ALT , CONTAGIOUS AND DF.OOD ,
frnm "rhntorercauae produced , idccrMfulljrtreatf J
Wn on rcnioTo S/phllUlo poison from the ijrittm
without mercury.
Now re toratlr treatment for lom of Tltal newer
ALIj COMMUNICATIONS CONFIDKNTJAI ,
Call and coniult ui or Bend Damn and pod-offlcc
nddrcts plainly written enclose itamp , ani wo
will ncnd yon , In plain wrapper , oar
PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO ME *
uroN I'm vim , grzcui. AM > K'unrout DI ISI > . * ,
SmrNAi. WIAKIIM. SPIHMATOURIKK , IMPOIEN
rr , BrrniLis , OoNcaniniit , OLEIT , ViRicocnr.r. .
8TIUCTIINI , AHD AM , TtP > R Or THE OgmTO
URINARY OBUAKI , or lenil history of your cote tor
an opinion ,
1'emoni unable to tl lt us may ho treated at thslr
liomea , by correspondence. Medicines and Initrn-
m nt > sent by moll or eiprcie SKUURRLY 1'ACIC
HI ) FROM OB3RHVATIOX.no mark * to Indicate
contents or tender , One personal iiiUrricw pro
fcrrcd If conTcnleiit. Fifty rooms for llui a"cjm
raoclatlon of patients. Doard ami Bltendiinoo r. '
reasonable ptlccg Address 11 Lottcru to
Omaha Medical and Surgical institntn ,
Car. 13th St. anfl CaolloUva. . OMAHA. t > C
Nebraska National Bank
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Paid up Capital $250,000
Surplus 40,000
H. W. Yato.s , President.
A. K. Toti/.alin. Woe President.
W. II 8. Hushes , Cashier.
DIHECTORS :
W. V. Morse , John S. Collins ,
H. W. Yates , Lewis S. Reed.
A. E. Touzalin.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON SANK ,
Cor lath and Farnam Sts.
A General Banking Business Transacted ,
FRANK G , HOLLINS & GO , ,
llembers New York Stck Kicliangc.
IIL'V AM ) Slll.l , ONrMMUlIN-i ,
STOCKS AND BONDS ,
Gainr and Provisions.
24G Clark Srcct , Clilcauo.
( ( irundl'ncincJIIHOII
Private wire to'N w York.
Correspondence invited br'mtll or telegraph.
DRS.S.&D.MYIESON
. . .
1707 Olive St. , St.'rLouis Mo.
1742 Lawrence St , Denver , Colorado ,
Of the Missouri Slate Museum of Anatomy ,
St. Louis Mo. , University College Hospi
tal , London , Giescn , . Germany and New
York. Having devoted their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT
OF
Nervous , CliroDic and
DISEASES ,
More especially those arising from impru
dence , invite all so suffering to correspond
without delay. Diseases of infection and
contagion cured safely and speedily with
out detention ( rotn 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
JUST PUBLISHED.
And will be mailed FREE lo any address
on receipt of one 2 cent stamp. "Practical
Observations on Nervous Debility and
P'.iyfcicil Exhaustion , " to which is added * n
' 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.
DR8. S. & 1) . DAVIESON ,
1742 Lawrence St. , Denver , Colorado.
1707 Olive St..St. L"tiis. Mo.
BALL'S '
CORSEIS
BONED WITH KABO.
The ONLV COItaKT made that ran be'returned '
hr Us purchaser after TlIKUE WKK. '
WKA It If not found | /
TSRFECTLY SATISFACTORY
In everr rdipfct. and Iti prlco refunded by seller.
Made In a variety of ntylcii and fricfi. Hold br r t-
rlaM dealers CTerywhore. Ilenare of worthiest Iml-
talluns. None uentilne without jlall's name on box.
CHICAGO CORSET CO. ,
102 FRANKLIN STREET , CHICAGO.
Oroadtray , X w York.
\ f Embody lite higlifft extelltn-
. ties ( nihai > rllHrironi fort and
* R dtirablHti/amlarellterrlonlng
) * farorlleiitfathtonableelretc3 ,
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OurnamcU ) J.AT.COUSIN ,
oa e\erjr tole. ) NEW YORK.
AN EXCELLENT JUDGE
Of clothing remarked last week that our prices were too low. May
be they are. The cheapness o ± some of our goods make buyers sus
pect the qualities. The secret is our stock is all new , bought very
low , and we can sell cheaper than others , besides we want to build
up a lar.sre trade , and are therefore offering extra inducements. A
glance at our show window will give you an idea how we sell goods.
Step into the store and examine quality and make of the garments ;
you will not be urged to buy. Prices are marked plain on the goods
and there is only one unalterable price for all no deviation the poor
est judge can buy as safe as the best. If you can find other'gar-
ments better made or cheaper elsewhere , bring ours back and the
money will be refunded to you.
Our Furnishing department is well stocked and prices throughout
equally low. We mention today , particularly , our line of medium
and light weight Underwear in all colors and all grades.
We will present , this week to each customer , in our Boys' and
Ohildrens' department , with a handsome set of dominos.
All goods marked in plain figures and at one prices
i Clothing Company ,
Cor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
O. H. CUKTIS , Pres. - J. KURD THOMPSON , Sec. 2& Treas
Wholesale m Retail.
I2ST STOOIC S TJBBEK/
"Fish Brand" Coats , Bulbs , Douches , Hnlr Crimpers , Nursery Sheeting , Hpocnlun * .
Alrl'lllowB , Drill A Duck , Hair Pins , NaTTllaga , Sportsmen's Coofls ,
AlrlledD , lUovver'n Hose , Door&lMs , Hnti , Oil Olothlug , fitnmps ,
Drew Shloldg , Horse Oovon , Packing , Stationer's Gum ,
Anti ItatlleH , Cnj > us , mlnklut ; Cnpi , Hose , B. 11. A P. fo.l' ll8 , Byphous ,
Apron * , Carriage Cloth , Klastlc Hands , Hose Couplings , Ptrftctian Box Syrn ! t , Spittoons ,
Atomizers , Cartridge llag , Elastic : Stocking * , Hose Plp a , I > cuclls. Bwimmlng Jacktta
Hands , Cathctvrs , Erasers , Hose Keels , Pen holders. Svilnjei'PtiUction Box , '
Bandnge Gum , Clothing , Face B K . Hot Water Bottlei.Pcssarles , Thimbles ,
Ilaulituml runts , Uojiy Book Shecti , Finger Cots , Haversacks , 1'lauo Covers , Throat lings.
Halls , Carpeting , Flower Sprinklers , Ice Bags , 1'lpes , Tublnr ,
" '
Jlath Mats , Oeracnt , Floor Scnpers , Ice Caps , no Steins , Tumblers ,
liath Tabs , Clothes Wringers , Folding Palls , Inkstands , 1'lant Kprlnklcrs , Toys.
Bed Pane , Coats "Fish Brand" Foot Balls , Invalid Cushions , Pure Itubbcr , Teeth'gRliiKsftrad * ,
Bed Sheets , Combi , Force Gups , .Legging * Fants , Tobucco I'oncbci.
It.It.A I'.Co. Belting , Comb Cleaners , Fruit Jar Kings , I < lnod Hoae , Pistol Pockets , Trotting Itolls.
neltltookn , Corks , Funnels , Lace Cuttera , Rattles , Urlnnls.
Bollo\v4 Cloth , Cork Screws , Gas Tubing , Life Preservers , Kuuuer Dam , Umbrcllts ,
Bibs , Curry Combs , CJloToe , Mackintosh Goods , Kulors. Veotllattng Soles ,
Blankets , Cuspadors , GosiamorOap * , Match lioxes , llepalrlnr Cloth , Wagon Aprons ,
Boots ft shoe ? , Cl ar Caaen , " Cloth , Martingale Itiiigs , Bhaft Kuuhera , Wagon Covers ,
Boys Caps , Chair Tips * Dnffers , Coats , Mats , Shoes & Boots , Wagon Springs ,
Boyi Coatd , Diapers , " " \Vaterproofi , Mattlngr , Sink Scrapers , Weatherstrips ,
Bougie * , Diaper Cloth , Gaiter Straps , Mirrors , Scoops , Webbing ,
BrncrlcU , Dolls , Guu Covers. Mlttena , Shooting Coats , WadlngPanti ,
Breait Pumps , Doll Ilodlcs , Gutta 1'ercha , Nlpplos , Bllng-shots. Water nettles ,
KreaitShleld * , Doll Hcadi , Gymnailnms , Nurilng nib . Soling , Wlndorr Cleaners ,
Butlers , Uoor Hands. Hair Curlers , Nursing Dottlas , Spongs Bags , Wringer Rolls ,
itoston licltinc JCo's. Iubl > er nnd Cotton Belting , Packing nnd Hose. Solo agents in Omaha.
Leather Hefting ; Pure Oak Tanned. Manufacturers of "PERFECTION BOX SYWNGES. "
Manufacturers of "FISH BRAND RUBBER GOODS. "
OMAHA RUBBER COMPANY , 1008 Farnam St. , OMAHA , NEB.
Mall Orders Solicited and will Hecolfe Prompt Attention.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
Stylish , Durable , E&ay Fitting.
The txul SJ Khoo in tlio World.
W. L. DOITUI..VS
$2.150 SHOE
equalitno S.1 Slmos ntlvcr-
tUed by other flrnu.
Our $2
ItlOK FOn DOTS giro * ( treat tatliractlon. AU
ilia ithorii are made In nutton , Concri ( i and lr ,
all Ktjrlm of tor. Sold by 2.0OO dealer * thoughoiit tlio
If. 8. If ymir tie iler doe * not keep them , wml nama
on potUl to W. tt. DOU.GLAS , ttrni-ktun.Maiia.
BEWARE OF FRAUD.kiinwi"i8oc"t"i
. ( t omo
unacrupuloiit ilealrrs or * offerliiK oilier goods as
mine , and when adlfd why mjr sbtrnp la not mi tha
hoes. RUte that I lia/e dlxcoutliiued ll/i use. Til lit
IS FALHK. Take none irprenonted to bn tha
"W. L. Uouglu bhoM , " unlcsa nnnu > , warruntm
and | irlr are tnmiMil nil Irattom of eacU
ahoe. AY. L. DOUOLAS , Brockton , Mass.
For sale by Kclley , Htlger & Co. , cor.
Dodge and ISth-sts. ; Hanry Sarpeut ,
cor. tiewtml and Saunders &ts.
TJSEB
o.N nr.
GEORGE A. CLARK ,
SOLE AGENT.
The BEST and MOST POPCLAD
Revrlag Thread of Moderu Tlmeo.
BEWABE OF IMITATIONS.
Sold at wholesale by Kilpatrick Koch
Drv Goods Co. , M. E. Smith & Co. , and
by 'all retail dealers.
On * Agent ( atrrnanl otljt wtrt d In urtrr town for
* We are solllntr four times M many "Tnnslll's
Punch" BKalnstunjr other oitar and have only
bad them m the cae a week.
J , A. TOTiiKii , lruKl ( t , nrockport , K. V.
IDDRESS , R. W. TANSILL&QO.m&\ \
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| "S\vorn Evidence Verify our Claims. jgrj
irettdticJte , Colds , Etc ,
OMAHA , NKU. , April IS'.li , 1887 ,
Carbolic Smoke Ball Co Gentlemen . I have used your Smoke Hall to crcat ail-
vantace for headache , colds and catarrhal afFcctionr , from which I have been a sufferer -
ferer for a considerable period. In every cas.e relief has been promp , and today I am
entirely'free from such ailment ? . For buch causes the Smoke IJall is 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 10th day of April , A. D.
1887. [ SEAL ] HIRAM A. SiUROES , Notary Public.
Catarrh and Bronchial Affections.
ST. Louis , Mo. , March 1 , 18S7.'Carbolic Smoke IJall" Co. : Gentlemen. I have
administered your Carbolic Smoke Ball to my twochildren for Catarrh and Bron
chial aftection , with gratifying results , speedily curing both diseases.
J. T. DRUMMOND. President Drummond Tobacco Company.
Bubjerlhed and nworn to before me this 9fi dsr of Slarch. 1687. WAllT1Nola'r rubllo.
The only unfailing remedy in Catarrh , Abthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever , Neuralgia ,
Croup.Calarrhal Deafness , Whooping CoughSore Throat , Headache , Coldsetc.
AT ? ! ? T7P7 T'lH'CJT B'vt" ' to al1 callers at our Ladies' and GcnU1 Par-
JXJUrli X C.O 1 ) or , Room 11 , Creighton Block.
I2 * Our "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 , $2 , and 4 cents in stamps. "Debellator" , $1.
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CO , ,
Room 11 , Creighton Block , 15th nt. , Next to Postofllce , Omaha , Neb.
Not for sale by dritf/gMn , canv < iHncrn or peddlers.
ISAAC W. OAHPKNTEn.Pres. 0. FHANK CAHPKNTKH.BOJ.
JA8. A. CAHPKNTKlt. Vlco-1'roa. C. I * CAItl'l'.NTUn , Trcau
Carpenter Paper Company ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers
Carry a nlco new stock of Printing , Wrapping mid Writing Papur. KHjiccIal
Attention given to car load orders , M'lilcliwlllbo Hlilppcd direct from mills ,
all orders will receive personal attcatlon. We piiiirantoo good j ooils at
low prleci.
CARPENTER I'A PER CO. , .
fill-land 1110Douglasatrcut , Omaha.