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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ? TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 6. 1887.
HOT PROPEET ADDRESSED.
Griffith's Oomaiunlcatlon Failed to
Eoach the Bond of Transportation ,
'THE ROAMING DAKOTA INDIANS.
Tn rieply to tTio Complaint of Ne
braska Bottlers Commissioner
Aiklns Hnys 'llioy Will bo
Corrnllcd'-Kalr Notes.
[ KltOM TUB nr.K'S LINCOLN
The clnltn mrulo by the secretary of "the
Oinuha freight bureau that his communi
cation has received no attention at the
hands of the state board of transportation
is answered by the board that they have
novcr received rmycommunication what
ever from the Omaha freight bureau And.
consequently have had 'none to answer.
Some time since the manager of the Lin
coln freight bureau received a document
from Mr. Grlfllths in the form of a com
plaint that was directed , to the Lincoln
freight bureau , and this Is evidently the
communication that Mr. GrillHhs claims
lias received no attention. If properly
addressed the board would have received
It.
INDIAN DKPHEDATION9.
The governor has received numerous
letters rctrnrdingiho injury to game and
in .some instances to stock committed oy
wandering Indians iu tire northwestern
counties of the ttlato. Among these lot *
tcrs came n numerously signed petition
which the governor forwarded to the in
terior department at Washington accom
panied by a personal letter. Yesterday
the following reply was received by the
commissioner of Indian all'airs :
WAHIIINCIION , Sept. 1. lion. J. M.
Tlwyer , governor of Nebraska. 1 have re
ceived > oiir cotmminlcntion dated Ant ? . 17 ,
11W7 , enclosing a petition signed by * " . E.
Woods , F. U. roalo and 100 others , all citi
zens of Keith and ailjncont counties In tbo
north of Nebraska , ( Intoa Atiir. ! , 1887 , com
plaining that the Indians of I'IUD Itldxo and
Kosebud agencies , Dakota , nro roamlm :
nbout In said counties destroying game , and
requesting that stops be taken to cause the
Indians to bs moved to their proper
agencies. Veil urge that measures bo taken
to krep said Indians on their reservation , or
to keep them outbid * ! the limits of said
stato.
In reply I have the honor to say that 1
have this day addressed letteis on the sub
ject to the United States liulhin agents at
i > ald agencies , directing each to adopt proper
measures tosecute the return ut all Indians
ot the bands complained ot belonging to said
agencies , respectively , to their reservations.
Said agents are directed to make reports In
the matter , at as early a date ns practicable ,
on receipt of which any further stops In tlm
piemlsos which may be deemed proper , will
be taken. Very respectfully.
J. U. C. ATKI.NH , Commissioner.
NEW NOTARIES.
The following now notaries public
were commissioned yesterday by the
governor : Charles W. Anson , Noligh ;
James Hagerty , Sargcant , Cttstcrcounty ;
Franklin 1' . IlulVinan , Manchester , Cus-
ter county Kobcrt Williams , Omaha ;
Knwold Enwoldson , St. Paul ; George D.
Dennett , Tucmnsoh ; ( } . L. Godfrey , Minden -
don , Nathaniel A. Gale , Central City ; F.
II. Honnoll , Superior ; J. H. Patrick ,
lloldrcge ; John II. Noonan , Falls City ;
C. F. Wysiut , Milford ; Ed P. Smith , Sow-
ard. William J. Thompson , liartley ; E.
E. Post , York.
Mr. Perkins , Mr. lloldrego and Mr.
Marnuctto , were in Dincoln tlio entire
day Sunday and it is stated that they
had a long interview with Judge Mason
relative to the rate question iu the state
upon which the republican county con
vention took such aggressive grounds.
It is absolutely impossible to gain any
facts regarding the conference but it is
probable that nothing delinito has yet
been promised in the way of reductions.
There is ono fact that the people of the
state can rely upon , and that is that no
terms will be accepted by the board of
transportation that do not directly
secure radical reductions in freight rates
for every town aud shipping point in the
state. What the board is working for la
iho state entire , and nothing will DO ac
cepted that would simply benoilt a few of
the moro important points. Trio Lincoln
freight bureau is working for rates direct
for Lincoln , and the city expects , in com
mon with every other point , to bo benc-
titted In a ireneral reduction. To-day the
hearing of the charges against the Elkhorn -
horn line will bo hoard , anil it is expected
that it will bo an important meeting , at
which ti largo number of railroad men
will bo in attendance.
8 > rATK FA IK NOTES.
Robert W. lllake , of Long Pine , has en
tered for exhibition a collection of native
Nebraska grasses , 283 in number.
'Jho U , it M. has extended its platform
at the grounds 150 foot to accommodate
shippers in loading and unloading. The
Fremont , Elkhorn A : Missouri Valley aud
Missouri I'ncitie will also deliver freight
and passengers ut the grounds.
The following counties will make ex
hibits at the state fair : Valley , Wayne ,
Gngo , llnlValo. Hayes , Howard , Frontier ,
Polk , Dnnily , Hall. Choyct.no , Ouster ,
Neinaha , Gosper anil Kearney.
liratl Satightor will act as assistant
secretary for Governor Furnas at the
fair anil George Uykonmn of Seward ,
will have charge of the secretary's
books in the speed department.
Among the improvements at the
grounds are the poultry house doubled in
si/.e , two now buildings for express o Hi
res , the llsh exhibit building increased
one-third in .si/.e , and the latter supplied
with separate water mains for an exclus
ive supply.
" " " Cheyenne , Morton , Decatur and Sher
man counties , Kansas , anil Weld , Wash
ington and Arauahoo counties , Colorado ,
will rm.ko county exhibits at the tair.
The ladies' department will bo in
charge of Miss Emma Gillosplo , who in
former years has occupied the same po
sition to the entire satisfaction of both
the board and exhibitors.
The entries up to yesterday were , in
the horse department IttO. and the cuttle
department > 0. As the fair is nearly a
week in the distance yet the showing is
deiimed highly satisfactory.
The appearance of the celebrated trotter -
tor Jay-Eyu-Sei ) promincs to be ono of the
great events of the fair and draw a nliil-
tttudo to sco the famous animal.
IN ttUlKF.
The Pritchott Chemical company ol
Fturbury , has incorporated for the pur
pose of manufacturing and handling
bottled goods. The stoek of the com
pany is $5,000. The incorporators are
G. L. Pritchott , John Lauterbuoh , J. M
Pritchott und A. H. I.autorbuoh.
The board of public lands and build
ings hold their regular monthly mooting
yesterday. The linal settlement with tin
salt well contractors will be made , tin
time for the appropriation to run having
.expired. The well is down 2-NK , ) feet.
J. W. Cuslinmn , a farmer living thro
miles east of the city was at church ii
this city Sunday and while thus abson
from honui burglars made a raid , captur
ing a good watuh and f 10 in cash. Par
tics followed the thief into the city bu
the chap escaped und has disappears
from sight.
Peculiar '
In the combination , proportion , and preparation
paration of its Ingredients , Hood's Sat
Rapnrilla accomplishes cures wher
other preparations entirely fail , Pcculia
in its good name at home , which is
"tower of strength abroad , " peculiar li
the phenomenal sales it has attained
Hood's SarsajK.rillu is the most ducce * ;
ful moilicino for purifying the blood
giving strength , and creating an appc
tito.
"WATCH Til AT BOX ! "
BtnrtlltiR Adventure of I.ailjr Tolo-
Rt-npher ,
Plttsburg Dispatch : Telegraph oper
ators are often very commonplace poet -
t > lo. They listen dully to the click of the
lustrti'iut : ! , and , beyond this monoton
ous repetition of sound nothing very
often happens to disturb t ! : tranquil
surface of their ovory-day existence , Oc
casionally one Is found , however , who
has had u thrilling experience. In fact ,
it requires no small amount of courage to
sit in a lonely watch tower at night away
out In the country along n railroad. It
takes considerable tact to handle tramps
and unruly persons who may be passing ,
and arc always willing , ft seems , to
create trouble at any cost. It is surpris
ing how many of the fair sox , weak , doll-
cato creatures , as man has seen fit to call
women , have taken to telegraphy as a
means of obtaining a livelihood , and
what a dcgroo of nerve and firmness they
display under trying and dangerous cir
cumstances , .Men have not ceased to
recount the one daring exploit of Grace
Darling of to speak with prldo of tlio
manly heroism displayed i > y Florence
Nightingale.
"Not long ago , " said a gentleman re
cently in conversation with a Dispatch
reporter , "I mot a most singular uud dar
ing woman in a little town In the west.
She was a telegraph operator , and a very
good one. too. Though fifty years old ,
slio was still fresh and . , -
FULL OF VIOOH.
Her piercing blacK eyes , closely shut
lips and fine gray hair , brushed back
from a low brow , bespoke very plainly tea
a close observer that this woman at least
was not one of the kind that shrieks and
faints away in emergency.
"Sho related to m-i an adventure she
had with a lobber in her earlv days ,
which , connected with a strange freak of
the telegraphic instrument , is worth re-
latinir ,
" 'In my early days , ' she said , a num
ber of years nifo , I was tiio railroad oper
ator in a little western town in tin entirely
now and unsettled country. It was dur
ing the gold excitement and people wore
coming and going till the time. It was
: io uncommon occurrence for a box of
gold to bo sent by express , and the great
est diligence and care were required on
tlio part of tht ! trainmen to see that they
were not robbed of their precious burden.
"One afternoon an oxprcss train ar
rived and left at tlio station in my care a
box of money , the amount I do not rem
ember. Later in the day u rough box
containing the body of a man who had
been killed was landed on the platform ,
and it was found it could not bo removed
until the next day. Well , both boxes
were carried iu , and 1 must confess it was
not very pleasant to sleep with a golden
treasure on onn side and a lifeless body
on the other. There was no remedy ,
however , and I had to put up with the
arrangement. As the money had been
forwarded very quietly , 1 felt confident
that no one knew anything about it , and
so was not troubled with any serious ap
prehensions.
"Tlio night proved to bo very dark and
it bcg&il to rain. I had been lying awake
for some time watching the bright scin-
tilations , of the lightning from tlio wires
when clearly and distinctly across the
line came the startling message : 'Watch
that box , watch that box. ' 1 sprang up
at once and tried to llnd out from whom
the message camo. I telegraphed to a ,
number of points but no ono knew any-
temg about it. Finally I came to the
conclusion that I had bccndreamingand
retired. 1 had scarcely got into bed when
the strange message was heard again.
This time it was more distinct and the
instrument began to click nt n lively
rate , repeating the words over < ind over
again : 'Watch that box , watch that
box. '
At once I got up and pulled out a
heavy Colt's revolver that had been rust
ing in that ollico , and found to my horror
ror it wouldn't work. I was afraid to go
near the box containing the dead man ;
for I now felt sure that a live one was in
it. The treasure was too heavy for mete
to carry , and to go out and leave it for n
moment would have given the villain in
tlio box an opportunity to take it. What
to do I scarcely knew. The instrument
clicked , clicked , and the same short line
message was repeated over and over
again. By aid of a flickering light I
could see trio rough box very plainly at
the other end of the station. It gave no
signs of life. Finally I secreted myself
behind a dry goods box where I could see
aud not bo scon and 1 hold in my hand
an iron bar and the old rusty revolver ,
these were the only weapons of defense
I had. I did not wait very long before I
thought I saw the lid of the coflm move.
I was not mistaken , either. Pretty soon
it was pushed gently aside , and the head
of the most villainous-lookinc man was
pushed out. 1 saw through the whole
scheme now , and well it had been
planned. Ho got out from his temporary
scpulehcr and lit a dark lantern. He
moved cautiously about , evidently search-
ins for tlui treasure. As he drew
closer and closer to whore I was I was
afraid my hard breathing would reveal
my hiding place. He passed mo un
noticed , and 1 know now was my oniy
chance. The man heard mo move , and
turned quickly , but not quick enough to
ward oil a well aimed blow , as it after
wards proved. I struck him near the
car with the bar and with sulliciont force
to fell him to the lloor. Almost over
come with excitement , I ran to tlio near
est neighbor's , and returned to find the
bird had llown. The marks of carriage
wheels in the mud could bo plainly seen ,
and while I was gone his confederates
had nrrivcdf found their unlucky pal ,
and taken him away , but had loft tlio
box. 1 never found out who ho was ,
neither could I learn from whom the
strange message of warning came. I am
not superstitious , but I never could ac
count for the occurrence onjy by ascrib
ing it to supernatural causes.1
Hero her stor.v ended , " continued the
gentleman , "and I believe that cverj
word of it is true. I know a number ol
eoplo wno can substantiate the ludy
porator's narratvo.
pPRICE's
CREAM
2 ? nittFEBt MA ? !
Its superior excellence proven in millions o
homos for moro ttian a quarter of a tontutj
U Is used by tlio United States Govnrnment
Kndorsed by ilio htuilsof tlia Grett Ciilvcril
ties , iw the Strontfest , Purest and Most Hoaltli
( ill. Dr. Price's the only Hiking Powder thn
does not contain Ammonia , Mine , or Alun :
sold o"ru } % jjXlkNO TOff DKirco. .
MKW YORK CUIOAQO , bT. I.OUlf ,
TT A T8"TI Wrttlnc thorough
-xi A a ur \ uuittit bj u. M
Bet and ibortMi j lem no w in iu . CirouUr
i'r . frof. A. N , OAEDLEU. Bl > x IDi. Ut.Loull
. STREETJ AVING.
Onmlm * * Strcctt Compared With
Streets of Other Cities ,
A Reporter fn Search for an Item Diicovers an
Interesting Case Vain Search for Re-
Ilef-Fcund at Last A Frank
and ! nter sllng Interview ,
A reporter tncnnderlnff in bCruj ! f
several days slneo , orornourlnK n uonvcriatiuTi
In regard to tlio street pavluv of Oraiilia com-
puma with other cltloj , determined to look the
luntter up , nnd cnrao to the conclusion tlmt tlio
ImvoclMroetiof Omnhix compared very fnvorn-
> ly with the same in any city In the United
States , rinltlmoro. Md.lsn well-pared olty.tho
ttrooti holiiir mostly puvod In what Is known M
the cobble-stone stylo. Washington , 1) . a. Is
probably the best paved city in the United
States , the streets there , with few exceptions ,
brtn ? pared with the bi-st asphaltiun and what
Is known M the Delirium black , anniy granite
block somewhat similar to the rod rranlto block
uiod In Omaha. The street * of St. Paul , Minn. ,
nro lurgolr paved with what Is known as the
cedar blocks. This makes nn excellent pavlnir ,
but Joes not last nonrly so Inn * as asphaltum
or granite blocks. Omnhn streets are pared
with m-pliultum and granite blocks , with one or
two streets piivod with the cedar blocks , mak
ing a showing of paved streets second to nouo
In the country.
While on this tour of Investigation the re
porter ongngod In conversation wllh
Mil. WIM.tAM IKI.IOUI ) ,
( Tenth street between MIISOM nnd 1'uolflo streets )
null-out paver omjiloycd by Contrngior Hugh
jMurphv. Mr. Telford , n very liitclllgunt gen.
tloiimn , u it * ovuiscoliur his Knng of 111011 laying
the grunltu blocks on fourteenth struct near
Capital uvcmio , nnd being accosted by the re
porter greeted that Individual very plonsnntly.
"Ves , " sulit Mr. Tolford , "I hnro boon paving
stteots iimv for nearly tuoyoais. It U u fairly
oed business , and pays about us good 113 most
indoor jobs. It being an outdoor job is , In
aet , the only objection 1 have to It. A man
forking on the streets isllablo to bo caught in
, sudden shower and got wet through before
0 can roach shelter , mid In the fail of the
oar. with winter close on us , wo must wotk
HtoTroJans to got our oontractHfinished before
ho ( ixtroino cold coition to Mop us. While
working at my business about one your ago I
OOK a heavy cold , which brought on a jerero
acklng rough and numoioiis sIcK headaches ,
would be working In the morning , when about
U o'clock a severe Hick headache would como
n me and I would lnxvo to stop work for tlio
ny. 1 would go homo and Ho down , when the
( inch \\ould as-nill mo and inuko life miseiublo
or mo. I trleu numerous cough inodlclnos
nd could pot no relief. Ihlngs wont on this
ruy for awhile whou matters bccamo worse
or mo. I commenced having night sweatsnnd
ivould got up In tlio muinlngnnd , Instond of
"celliiR lOfieMiodas 1 should have felt , I would
eel more tired thtn when I wont to bod. 1
lion bccamo seriously alarmed and consulted
1 doctor , \\lio told mo 1 had weak luntrs. He
rcatcd mo for ijulto a while , and I could obtain
10 relief. I chnnireil doctors , and changed sov-
rn\ \ times , but could get no relief. 1 could not
ivorli mote than ono or two days a week ; I
punt all the money I had , and the major part
jf my brother's money , all for nothing , for I
\\na \ getting worse instead of bettor. I had
nbout glvon up all hope or ever getting well
again. Atror n visit to Kansas of nbollt two
ivcek ? In the vain hope or ontalnlng some re-
Jlof In the change of cllmato , I returned to
Omaha discouraged. In looking over the dally
papers I noticed the advertisement of Dr. J
CrcsapMcCov , and concluded I would make ono
more nttompt to regain my health. I visited
his clllco the next dny and had him oxamlnome
when he told mo I had cutarrhal consumption ,
but that ho thought ho could euro me. I don't
know why. but 1 had confidence in what ho
said and had him place mo on treatment ut
once. 1 commenced to got better after the
first treatment. 1 slept well the llrst night ; had
no cough , no moro night sweats , and got up In
the morning greatly refreshed with my night's
sleep. I have only noon under his treatment
for two weeks and feel bettor to-day than I have
fora whole year. Why. I lost 'M pounds weight
Hlnco last January , but have gained about 10
pounds aicaln slnco being tientrd by Dr. McCoy ,
jud am fully satisfied that I will bo as well as
over I was in a week or two. "
"Will you have nny objection to my ptiblish-
, ng this interview ? " queried the reporter.
"None whatever , " answered Mr. i'olford. "I
am very glad to add my testimony to the many
that the doctor has , and if I can do anything
for poor , suffering humanity by testifying to
Dr. MoCoy'e skill 1 am very willing to do so. "
The reporter thanked Mr. Tolford tor Ills
frankness , and continued on his weary way
after Information
COUNTV OK UOUUI.AS. f BS
William Tolford , being first duly sworn , do-
, OSes and Bays that the foregoing statement is
true and correct to the befit of his knowledge
and belief. WII.MAM TF.I.KOIIII.
Sworn to nnd subscribed In my presence this
DOth day of August. A. It. 1887.
C. O. ItOKMEii , Notary Public.
Mr. Tolford resideon rionth'l'enth stioet , between -
tweon Mason mid I'acltlo stieots , wlioio ho will
fully corroborate the above statement to anyone
ono who will call or address Him there.
LIADS : TO CONSUMPTION.
INTKltKSTtNO KVIDKNCK OF A CONDITION NOT TO
in : Tiari.r.D WITH.
When catarrh bus existed In the head and the
tipncr part of the throat tor any length of time
tre patient living In a dlnrlct where people
are subject to ratnrrlml novation- and the dis
ease has been lott uncuipd , the catarrh Invari
ably , 8011101111103 slowly , extends down the
windpipe and Into the bronchial tubes , which
tubescouvey the air to the different parts o !
the lungs. The tubes become affected from
the ( welling and the mucous urlslng Irom
catarrh , and , In some instances , become pluireoi !
up. so that the air cannot got In as freely as It
should. ( Shortness of breath follows , and the
patient breathes with labor and dllHculty.
In either rase there H n sound of crackling
and wheezing Ineldo the chest. At this stage ol
the disease the breathhic la usually moro rapid
than when In health. The patient has aluo hot
dnihes over his body.
The pain which accompanies this condition I :
of u dull characterfolt In the cheat , behind the
bronst bone , or under tlio shoulder blade. The
pain may como and go lust few days and ( her
lie absent for several others. The cough thai
occurs in the llrst stapes of bronchial catarrh ir
dry , comes on ut Intervals , hacking In charao
tor , and is usually most troublesome In tni
morning on i-Hing , or going to bed at night am
It may bain the ( list evidence of the disease extending
tending into the lungs. "
Sometimes there uro fits of coughing Induce *
by the tough mucus no violent as to cause voni
Hmg. Later on the mucus that Is raised , I :
found4o contain small particles of yellow mat
ter , which Indicates that the ( mall tubes In tin
lungs are now affected. With this there an
otton sttesks of blood mixed with the muciii
In some cases the patient becomes very pale
hits fever , nnd expectorates before any cougl
&PP6U1 H.
In some cases smal 'masse * of chocsv suli
stance are spit up , which , when pressed between
twoon the fingers , omit u bad odor. In otlio
cases , particles of a hard , chalky nature ar
spit up. The raising of cheesy or chalky lump
Indicate serious mlshlof at work In tbo lungs.
DOCTOR
JCresapM'Coy
Late of Bellevue Hospital , N.Ti
AND DOCTOR
Columbus Henrj
Havp Offices
310-311 RANGE BUILDING
Cor. 15th aud Harney Streets
Omalia , Nob.
Where ull curable cae ( are treated with BUI
ce s. Medical diseases treated tullfully. Cot
sumption , llrlgbt's Disease , Dyspepsia , Ithoi
nmtl.-mi , und all NK11VOU3 DISliASKS. All deaf
oaf os peculiar to the ( ox ( u specialty. GA
TAlUtll COHKD.
CONSULTATION at office or by mall Jl.
Oirtco hours : 0 toll a.m. ; 3to 4p.m. ; Tt
9 p. m. Sunday * included.
Ciinu | > ondonoe rocolres prompt attention.
Many disease * are treated successfully by I )
McCoy through the nlalU , and It Is thus post
hie for those unable to make nlournov ( o ol
tain.Miccesstm . hospital treatment at thcl
homes. No loiters answered unless occompi
nled by < c In > l mp .
AUdresi alllqtlora to Or , J. C , McCoy , roon
310 and 211 lUmg Bulttiujr , Omaha , NuU
DR. POWELL REEVES ,
314 S. 13th strot , Omaha ,
PRIVATE
Established for the Scientific and Speedy
Cure of Chronic. Nervous and Special
Diseases.
The Old llellablj Specialist of many years ox-
pcrienoo , treats with wonderful success nil
LUNO.THHOAT , CANCBIt , P1LB9. FIS1Y >
LA , IIUPTURE , cured without KNIFE OH
Tronti all forms of Throat Lunjr , NerYO and
Dlood diseases , all Chronic dl airs and De
formities far In advancs of any Institution In
this country. Those who contemplate Kolnit to
Hot Springs for.the treatment of nny 1'rlvnto
or lllood dl oa cnn lie cured for one third the
costnt our Prlrato Dispensary , 3M Bouth IStli
street , Omaha , Nob.
RUPTUUR cured without pain orhlndoranoo
rotn tiuxinosg.
I miCC Dy this treatment a pure Lovely
LHUICO Complexion , free from slovrnoM ,
IrcouloB , ulnokheadtf , oruptlonp , oto. , Hrllllatit
Eycn nnd perfect hotilth ctm ho hnd.
Vff Tlmt "tired" foellnif mid nil f omalo weaknesses -
nesses promptly cured , lllontlnp ; Headaches ,
Nonom ProMrntlon , General Debility. Sleep-
leasnct > 4 , Depression and Indigestion , Ovnrlon
troubles , Inthimmntlon nnd Uleeuitlon , Falllni ?
anil Displacements , Spinal weakliest , Kidney
complaints nnd Change of Life. Consult th
old Doctor.
EVE IMn E ID Acute or Chronic Inllfim
CIC mill CHnsmntlonof tlio ri-lld3 or
liloho nnd far or Near Slifhtodnoss , Inversion ,
of the Mils , Scrofulous Kjos , Ulccratlous , In-
( laminations , Alisoc s , Dimness of V Won of one
or both eyes mi'l ' Tumors of IM.
ttf Intlnnimntlon of the Tar. ITlporntton or
Cnturrh. Interim ! or External Dcnlnus , or
rurulysls , singing or Hodi-Ing noises , Thickened
ftienlffillO Debility , Spormntorrhinn , Sum-
nCnVUUv Inul Losses , Nik-lit Emissions ,
Loss of Vitnl Power , tJIcoplo ness , Despond
ency , LORS of Memory , Confusion of Iileiix ,
Itltirs Dcforo the Kyoi , I.iissltude , Lnniruor ,
( Jloomlness , Depression o ( Bpliltf. A\ei ionto
Society , Kaally Discouraged , I.nok of Contl-
de-lice , Dull , Llstleia , Unlit for Study or Husi-
nei > s. uud llmls life u burden , Safely , Perma
nently nnd Prlvatnly Cured.
DI nnn o. ctfiM1) | > cn9o3-syplill--n | < ll-
DLUUll tt wS\lllsenM ( ) most horrible In
Its results completely enullcutod without the
use of mercury. Scrofula , Kryslpehis. Fever
Sores , blotches. Pimples , Ulcers , pains In the
Head and nones , Syphilitic Sore Thiont , Moutti
and Tongue , Glandular hnlarffemont ot the
Neck , Ktieumuti m , Catarrh , etc. , Permanently
Cured When Others Have Failed.
IIDIUIDV Kidney and llladdor troubles ,
UtflHllnTl Weak Hack , Uurnlng Urlno.
Frequency of Urinating , Trine high colored or
milky sediment on stiindlnir , Gonorrhoni , Oloot ,
Cystitis , etc. , promptly and safely cured.
Charges reasonable.
PRIVITE DISEASES
Blout , stricture , somlmil omissions , loss of BOX-
ual power , weakness ot the sexual nrKans.wnnt
of desire In male or female , whether from im
prudent tinblts ot yountf or sexual hiiblts In
mature years , or any cauKo that debilitates the
Bo.\iml lunctlona , cpeeJUy aud permanently
cured.
Consultation frco nnd strictly conlldentlal
Medicine sent free from observation to all
purls of the United Stixtes. Correspondence
receives prompt attention. No letters an
swered unless accompanied by four cents.In
ttnrap * . Send stamp tor pamnhlct and list of
nuostlona. Terms strictly cash. Cull on nr ad
dress I'OWKM , KKKVKs.
No. SU South lUth St. . Omaha , Neb.
YIELDS TO EVERY MOVEMENT OF THE WEARER.
Owing to tht BUC014L USTU ITT of the cloth ( which
our DAlvntl rortir eiclulrrT ) ) will lit n rfi.rtlr flirt
lime worn. JU'lulr. . no breaking In Horn KKTCHIICD
t * n l | r ft r b lnr worn ten < l-.r * If not found in * mote
PKKMICT ril-TIKO. HKAI.THFC1.
nd CoBtfortiible Coriet eTer worn. Hold l > 7 nil
CMr pa. III.
DRS.5.&D.DAYIESON
. . .
1707 Olive St. , St. Louis , Mo.
Of the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy
St. Louis , Mo. , Univcrbity College Hospi
tal , London , Gicsen , Germany and New
York. Having devoted their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT
OF
DISEASES ,
More especially those arising from itnpur-
dence , invite all so suffering to correspond
without delay. Diseases of infection and
contagion cured salely and speedily with
out use of dangerous drus. Patients
whose cas s have been neglected , badly
treated or paonoundcd incurable , should
not fail to write us concerning their symp
toms. All letters receive immediate at
tention.
JUST PUBLISHED ,
And will be mailed FREE to any 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
chapters on Diseases of Jlie Reproductive
Organs , the whole forming a valuable med
ical treatise which should be read by all
jounc men. Address
DRS. S. &D. DAVIESON ,
1707 Olive St. . St. Louis , Mo.
"fnn- -
lnrotm-Jlonof t.luelonllmtn.
KA1STOI ( IMIIT C6. IB Park Plici. New York.
WM. MO iNTOsn. I n. r. IIOUWKJ.L
BODWEI.L \ McI\TOSII ,
Real Estate Dealers
140 South Spring Street ,
LOS ANQELES , CALIFOllXTA.
Dealers In oily and country property of ail
descriptions. General information to new
comers freely siren.
Lincoln , Neb.
Tim best known and most popular hotel In
the state. Location central , ap | > olntments first
class. Headquarters for commercial men and
all political and public Kitherlnirs.
K.P. KOOGEN. Proprietor.
emuu" l > uoy. h.rrooj
, Loit Mu.hagd.iU ! . , htrlDK Irlai to T ia
tferr known r mnr. lull dUonvrnri a ilnipl *
whfek b wlU wad fjtxm to hta f Uow iuttwer- .
WE INVITE
The 100,000 visitors that vrill enjoy the hospitalities of the city during this woolc , to visit
tlio largest and finest clothing establishment of the weal , and inspect the grandest collec
tion of goods for meus' \vearever shown hore. Our three floors fairly groan beneath their
load of new fall and winter goods in every variety of fabric and of every conceivable
shape. Wo have made special provisions for the members of tlio
tlioR. .
In the shape of 2,000 G. A. R. suits , of the best all wool indigo blue flannels and finest
Yacht cloth , heavy and medium weight , which we guarantee to sell from 25 to 50 per
cent cheaper than other houses.
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS.
All who visited this new department last week , acknowledged it to be the finest and best
arranged establishment of the kind , and expressed surprise at the immense assortment of
boys' and childrens' suits , and the low prices. Experience has taught thousands of cus
tomers that wo claim only what we can demonstrate , and that wo offer no baits nor prac
tice any catch-penny devices to make new trade.
*
All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price at '
*
Nebraska Clothing Company
Oor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha.
OMAHA
MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
Cor. 13tliSt. and Capital A ue. , OMAHA , KCB.
ron THE TREATMENT OK AI.I.
CHRONIC < ® SURGICAL DISEASES
BRACES AhD APPLIANCES FOU DEFORMITIES. TRUSSES.
AID THE HEW VARIOOOUE SUSPENSORY CLAMP COMPRESS.
TtcBt ri"llitlrs Nrrcralu1 " ' * "nilli- $ fcriif'fiittr * tnint f
viirr form of < lC , rrinlriii.r l-liol or Hurflral lNlti > rnt.
Wmm tan < Tnitl.iii on IWitrmlliM itiid ) lmr * . < hit , l- * l ,
Cumt'ira ' i > f lit , Sjitue , I'llf > , Tiimor , C nr < r. CuKltli , Tn-iicl Hi I ,
tiilialHll' ' ) ! , , Bl.-ctha < tjr , l' r lr'l * r.pll l v. Kl littj , Ul4dJi , Kjt ,
t r , ) * , ii l UUxU , > n I n.1ui.-lcjl Op iillou < .
nook ou Diseases or Women FUEE.
Only Reliable MEDICAL INSTITUTE
MARINO A SPKCIAl.rV OK
PRIVATE , SPECIAL ani NERVOUS DISEASES.
BOOK FREE TO MEN !
TrKBOOK
t'pon TrK 1 ni Nrr < m Dlvi- * . Seminal we Wu ,
I mpotwii y , j-jihMKOoQorrha aiMr.und * * !
' ' '
UrKMui'for | i'tient * . AtlJr.M ,
OXAIU HKDH'AL A SURGICAL IXSTITU' , or
Dr. HcHEBany , Cor. 13tu st. & Gapltcl ATOnt , a , Neb.
Medical Books or Papers Free.
Tbo proprietor of the Oinalia Moillcil iin > IHurvl-
o l Institute lius pablttliod a rnluubio BU of bookt
ami inpers upon clironlciuiiJ BU'Kical ill-cast ! and
ilcformltli-B , unil tlio motbotli ut rure whlcli Imie
Klven him tne roputatliiiiot liuliK the most skillful
uullucccftsfitl peclallit In llio west , anil inmlo ttio
.nstltuto so culo mtacl ttiut in dlclnei nroaentto
mill p.Ulcnts rocol i o 1 tioin every itntc In the union.
Amnnit the hooks Is nno np n the dlicn < oi of
women ; ono upon iicrvou , special nnd prlvnta ills-
fl so < oftliu > eiual "I'd urlnnry organs ! vrrluoculo
unrud by iiirKlcid opcm'loni , un.l their l-itely Inruat-
uilclainp comprcHs auip.-Tisory tor the relief nml
curoof virloooelo. npriou * otli-Mi'tlon undsouil
debility now rostciritlvo treatment l'a ? r uiiuii
> in lc.il bracei. plldi , inncom , parulrsl , lln. Kloo-
trlntj mid tli no inngiiutlo battery for Iiomn use ;
ratnrrh and tnhul.itlcm. eto. Unlike mn t book *
Miitdbr ilnctort Ireo , they il lint consist of tout-
. -nonnls nlth Uctltlousniimosaiid Inltlal.t. or rnbbliii
of thai kind , but are pi tin descriptions of dlteisos ,
niraplomi. now d ; covcrlui In maillclne. nur err
und oluclrlclty. anil lire wvll worth the PHMIS it , nnd
can bo obtained f roe bi ndilieitlnx the OniahH Modi *
ral and surulciil In tUute , 13th straet an I Capitol
venue , Omaha , Nei < rnska.
EDUCATIONAI. .
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY. MILITARY
CHKSTKIl. 20th year opens HliPTliMUBlt 11
A M ILItABY1 COI.I.KC1K.
DF.QIIKKS IN CIVIL BNOINKKItlNO ,
Ulll.MI8T.tY , AltCHITKOIUltK , AUT3.
Prepftrutoi-y Courses. TtiorouRh Tocliolcul
Work. All Departments conducted by ubln
I'ltOFCSSOnS. Military system second only to
tlmt of IT. H. M. A. Annuals of Uout. B T. Hurt-
lett , HOG Sherman Avo. , City : or Chief Pay-
master's Office , Armv Headquarters.
COU THKO. lIYATr 1'rcsldont.
FKUEIIOM ) INSTITUTK-FrccboId , Now
Jersey , 41th year. Prepares for Princeton ,
Yale , Columbia , llxrvanl , and for Iluslnoss.
Itov. A. G. Chambers , A. M , Principal.
Morgan Park Military Academy
A llrft-cluss English , Clus lciil und Commer
cial School. Send lor Catalogue
MORGAN PARK , COOK CO. , ILLINOIS.
Illinois Conservatory of Music
Un urp ' 3t'H nclvintiRoii In all Dcnitrtmonti o [
Miiflc. l.ltenitiiru , Motli-n I.ut > KUiKO , Klncutlim.
Addtrii K. F. nUllAltl > . Supt , Jacksotirlilo. Ill
U. S. DEPOSITORY ,
2-Teto.
Paid up Capital . $250,000
Surplus . 42,600
'
II. W. YMes , President.
Lewis S. Kced , Vico-President.
A. K. Touzalin. 3d Vico-Presidont.
W. H. S. Hughes , Cashier ,
DIKEOTOItS :
W. V. Morse , John S. Collliu
II. W. Yatns , Lewis S. Uoed
A. E. Touzalin.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON BANE
Cor. 12th and Farnam Uts.
A General liankin ? Business Transact
N.W. Harris & Co.
66DIYON5HHE IT , BOSTON.
DAAinC *
BONDS
DEWEYcfe STONE ,
* & : W #
FURNITURE
A magnificant display of everything
useful and ornamental in the furniture
maker's art , at reasonable prices.
JUMBO IS DEAD
And Maud S. Has Retired from the Track
lint we have the Larje.-it ami Mncut Una of Carrlane * , Harness , ltobe ,
Elanlfets , XTor.se Clotltinu and all kinds of Turf Goods , ever carried
l > ! > an H firm in the cif// / .
200 Sets of Team , farm , K.cpresi , Coupe TAgM , Double < C Slnale ITar
nvss , for sale , regaralnM of cort. Sole age.nlH for the California JforM
Hoots. None genuine.unless stnm nl , "J. A , McKcrron , S. f. " Western
Aaeiitsfor the celebrated Toomen Sulky. Shop armtntl and when you are
ready to buy call on ' MITCHELL .1 ! MAINE * ,
5. W. Corner 16th St. and Capital Avc. , Omaha.
HOUSEKEEPERS'IDEAL KETTLE
SomothliiR entirely now
and soils ut elh'lit. Itur *
ton's Stouinli'SJ. O < lor-
'loss ' , Nou-lIoll-UvorKot-
tlo. Has deep ritlsoil
cover mill water joint ,
mid nn outlet wliich cur-
lies all stuitra uml odor
of I ho chimney. 1'iitout
Pto-unur iittuohnuiiit
Blono worth tli * * pi loo.
wanted , miiloor
4iaiBv Aifcnts
femnlo In every town In Nohraska. Profits t'i to
$10 per day. Liberal terms and oxcluxlve terri
tory given. Send stamp Tor circular and torois.
Prices , fiit. | , I1.73 : nt , l.S510qt.tSi ; Hut. ,
! it. , gui * . Qonornl
Oinoho Neu. . I' . O. Uox 48J.
S. S. FELKER , OMAHANEB. ,
1'IIUK CAIill'OltNlA WINIIS , Hhlppc'd direct
from our vinpyiird ; Hlrsllnir , Gntodel Clarets ,
Port , HIiorrlOH.otc. San Joeo Vaults Snventh.
KlKhtli , Han Salvador and Wllllum sts. , Sun
Jo o , Culllornla.
DKEXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John G. Jacobs. )
ndertakcrs and Einlial
At Ihe old stand , 1407 Farnain St. Orders
telegraph solicited and promptly at
tended to. Telephone No , S.25.
STEGK PIANOS
Remarkable for powerful tympa-
thetic tone , pliable action and ab
solute durability ; 30 years' record ,
the best guarantee of the excel
lence of these mstiuinentb
WOODBRIDGE BROS ,
W UJOTELOPED PARTS
of tb todr cnlircej &n4 ttrenctlitnrd. Full partlc-
Ulari ( > uBil ) ) ( tit. HUH MKU , CO liufl&lu , ti. Y ,
BRIGGS HOTEL" BEST
HOUSE. AMERICA
DR
Cor. IDth anil ] ) oilge Sts. , Oinahn , Neb.
A ECeKiilar Graduate in Medicine 3 I
and Special I'ru 'lHioiH > r.
AulliorUod In treat nil Chronic , Nervous nnil
"riprL'lal Dinoututt. "
( Wliotlinrcnueuil by IippriKlonao , Kxcoss or
Contusion ) Nominal Wcaknots , ( nlilit losios )
hoKiiul Mobility , ( Ions of svzinil | in\rui ) , Norv-
OIH Dublllty , lllood DIsonlorH , eli : . OiirublocRSug
Kuarnntnoil or mnnoy rolnndud. Charges low.
Thousand * of cutuH oiiroil. AKO uiul nxporlotioe
nri ! linpiirtiint. All iiKullolnux uspoclullpro -
pari'd lor eiioli Individual t-aso ,
2Vo Injiiriuiiit or l'oloiioiit Cum *
lioiiiuN Uoed.
KII tlino lost from business. I'utlcnts ut a
illstunco treated by letter tindoipre'K. Modlcluo
bunt ovorywlicru free from ( 'u/o or brcukiigo.
IVo Delay In I'llliiiK Order * .
1'or ( cents in Hlanips , will inull froo. nil our
plintixl lltoritturo , oinliruclngu * > HymptoiiiIjUl"
on which to KOI u lull history or Dlsunio , oto.
StHlo your CIIHU unil ROIII ! fur terms. All HU
imk is a trial. Kuorocy ohsorvoJ ultlior In por-
eon or by mull ,
OPKICK IIOUUS-
0 to II n. tn. , " to 5 ninlT to 8 | > . m. Bundnysln-
rludcd. Consulting room No. 4.
WEAK , NERVOUS PEOPLE
And ctben , luQeilnr ftom
liurvous dvbllltxliaudtlitic
rlironlQ dlkt&ivi. premfttur *
'Iccllno of jouns or old ro
iMjftltlvelcurrd \ > f Itr
llurnc-'tf famuiil Klrtlru.
. . . . aliiinrllt II HTlioutand . *
In crerYt/\HUilo In tb * Unlun kafa bn curfj
Klrrlrlil fSlJ lil'Unlly fell r > lent d Alirt tuld IO
> tar Wlolo fanillir onn vrr r stunt ) tvlt. Klvrtrla
HiKUintorlri fn-o tlhlnla kt-IU ATIII | | xortliltxi lin.
lUlMin * null Ixitcus roinpanle * F.lrrtrlo ( l ru * t fur
Kvpturr. 7iO ( rurnl ln' & , Hcnd lUnipfnr pinipld t.
OK. W. J. HOkNC , INVEUTOR. 101 W A BASH AV , , ClIICACO.
J ilhl * S T M AWHOJD. ? V utTiiiTTinpT7 [
IP9 I mUiiicu.Mrvoiidl > < 'ljllUyfalined
throuith riniiH nml hilil practleua CURED.
UOLUCN NKAl , CO , l'JJ.ocu tstatil uU