OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY. MAY 12. 188a
ADAMS COUNTY BOND FIGHT ,
Arguing the Oaso Before the Lan
caster District Court.
{ .AST DEEDS OF THE DRUGGISTS.
Committees Appointed Var tbo Year
and the IJnnqtict Ilcnia Gath
ered at the State House
City Brfcft.
LIKCOI.S BunnAu OP Tun OMAHA BKB ,
1020 I * STREET ,
LINCOLN , May 11.
An Interesting case testing a question on
Which mucfi light Is being shed of Into was
on j.rlal before Judgp Field of the district
cqurt in chambers yesterday. The question
iyhich Is Going tested Is that of tlio extent to
vrlilch communities may with Impunity bo
mulcted tor the benefit of railroad companies
through1 dcccptlvo representations and Ir
regular proceedings ( n tiio issuing of bonds.
Thq case IB on injunction suit to restrain the
county authorities ot Adams county from
delivering ttio bonds voted to the Pacific
railway company In , Nebraska. The grounds
on which the suit Is brought are that the
company was not Incorppratod whet ; the
bonds werq voted ; that various informalities
existed in the proceedings and that fraud
and bribery wcro used in conducting the
election. The amount of the bonds was
$125,000 , , and the Paclllc railroad In Ne
braska to which they were voted , was to
extend tfom NucUolls county to the north
line ot Adams county. After the bonds had
boon voted the "Pacific" company scorns to
Uayo been , transferred to the Missouri Paclflo
and Church Howe appears to conduct the
tlofcuso aaatnst tuo injunction. Ho l as
sisted by General J. U. Webster ot this city ,
&nd the motion to dissolve is being argued by
Umaltor & Grlgga of Beatrice , G. M. Lam-
bcrtson of thh city taking the place ot
Grigga , who wus called away last night. The
reason that the suit was brought hero is be
cause the bonds had been sent to the auditor
for registration.
THE CL08INO UOCHS.
The most Important business of the last
Bossion of the druggists' convention was the
&ppoiutmqut of the standing committees for
the year. The following committees were
appointed :
Executive M. E. Shnltz , Beatrice ; O. P.
Smith , Plattsmouth ; P. C. Corrigan , O'Neill.
Legislature James Hcod , Nebraska City ;
\V. C.'Lano , Lincoln ; H. D. Boyden , Grand
Island.
Trade Interests E. J. Soykorn , North
Bend ; W. J. MoFnrland , Nebraska City ; A.
L. Huntsman.
Prarmncy and Queries J. E. Ulggs , Lin
coln ; G. J. iT.vans , Hastings ; H. S. Van
Pcllcn , Pawnee City.
Membership E. A. W. Snell , Omalia ; W.
M. Widcner , Lincoln ; M. W. Rycrson ,
Omaha.
Programme M. C. McArthur , W. C.
Clarke , G. B. Chapman , H. W. Brown , J. E.
lllggs , Lincoln.
Deceased Members M. Parr , Omaha ;
O. W. Bochwith , G. W. Howe , Wisnor.
A pleasant feature ot the occasion was the
presentation to W. C. Lnno , the local secre
tary , of a very handsono gold-headed cane.
This gift came frorn the exhibitors , who ewe
piuch of the accommodation they have re
ceived to Mr. Lano.
The banquet at the Windsor in the evening
was u success in every particular , this do-
Birably result being largely contributed to by
n regulation providing that ladies should be
invited and wines banished.
AT TUB STATK UOU3E.
Iho ofllco of the live stock sanitary com-
fnission was deserted yesterday. Dr. Gerth
was at Omaha investigating the subject of
tuberculotes among duiry cattlo. Mr. Barn-
hart wus at North Bend , Mr. Abbey at Fre
mont , and Major Birnoy at Plum Creek , ex
amining horses.
The Liberty 'Insurance company of Now
/ifork , and the South British flro and marine
company of Now Zealand , have bocu admit
ted to do business in Nebraska. The Jersey
City ttr < ? Insurance company of Jersey City ,
N. J. , has applied for admission.
Another now corporation ifl the Scotia
dairy and stock company , which has its
headquarters at Scotia. Groeley county. The
nature of the business wliich the company
proposes to do is the buying , feeding and
Dolling of live stock and the manufacturing
of butter and chccso. The capital stock is
$3,000 , of which 26 per cent must bo sub
scribed before the company begins business.
The incorporators are A. H. Floaten , S. Wilcox -
cox , D. C. Hall , J. T- Price , James Lewis ,
and. H. C. MeMillon.
The Looruia State bank , of Loomls , has
filed articles of incorporation in the ofllco of
the secretary of state , dating its corporate
existence from April 20 , 18S3. Lboniis is In
Phclps county , and the gentlemen who nave
Incorporated themselves into a bunking com
pany are E. L. and F. W. Kipliuger. The
poid , up capital U 15,000 , and the authorized ,
capital Is $50.000 , in shares of $100 each. The
stockholders arc llnblq for double the amount
Df the stock which they severally hold in the
corporation.
DEATH OF CIlAllLnY BATON.
The traveling men of the state and. other
friends of Charles Eaton will bo saddened
to learn of his death , which occurred at 1.20
this attornoon , as the result of in
juries received at the Alina wreck.
Dn Thursday bo was brought from
Alma to this city , accompanied by the rela
tives and friends who had been In attendance
Upon him at AluiD , and although his injuries
SVf re numerous and severe , ills recovery wus
by uo means despaired of. It became evi
dent soon after his arrival , however , that ho
xvas sinking , and the end was this afternoon.
ITuo arrangements for the funeral have not
yet been mado.
CITV iwir.Fs.
A now lodge of Knights of Pythias will bo
Instituted at DaWitt next Tuesday evening ,
on wliich occasion many Lincoln knights will
Uo. on huuu to assist.
The May term of the district court will
ppcn , ono week from Monday. The , docket ,
pOHtainlDR 420 vases , will bo out to-dny.
Dr. Milton Luno and family , have gone on
U visit of a month to points in Indiana.
Sam Low , ot the governor's ofllco , returned
yestotdny from a visit of two weeks to his
Old homo at Btoomlugton , 11) ) .
About U o'clock last night , when. J. H.
flValdridgo , n street car driver , had stepped
from tils car at O and Twentieth streets to
go into a atoro , a thief made away with the
bjoncy box , containing about $0.
The expensive luxury of water is again bo
coining a subject of serious discussion In Lin-
colu. Tha brlno from , the , lower strata
tapped by the pipes continues to ( low Into the
well and all o ( Torts made to shut It out have
failed , Mr. Charles Godfrey of Fremont
lias made a proposition to shut oft the sail
\vntcr forll.hOO.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O , Morse celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their wedding
'Thursday evening at their elegant residence
tn this city. The celebration also tends , as , a
celebration of tbo return ot health to Mrs.
Morse , who has bocu quite stole foe several
months. She will spend the summer in the
past , leaving in a few days.
lie-1 Them Severely Alono.
Of the two U would bo wiser to lot the
tooth go uuhrushod than to use some of
the articles aliened to beautify nnd pro-
eervo thorn. 8O2ODONT has done
much to drive these tooth destroyers
from the Hold. Let thorn severely
nlpno , _
TJIK Fit BIG HI' DUUKAU.
Its Oaso Before the Commission
Almost Duplicated In Now York.
Tun BKB ot yesterday contained u refer
cnco to the abolition of the freight bureau
Of the board ot trade , and the forthcoming
l > amphlct , which is to bo issued by W. F ,
GrlOfths , the ] present coiumUsloncr ot that
body. Yesterday that gentleman was
qeen by a BEG reporter , nnd said ;
"Permit mo to correct an impression
Which inuy huv-o been created
by the rufcrcnoo to the aboli
tion of the ofllco of commissioner of tha
freight bureau of tbo Omaha board uf trade ,
Juno } next Thopamphlut In question , will
biuiiily show the work thu bureau has aocom-
iilisimd. with mention of its failures and
brief allusions to the reason therefor , It is
written for priva.10 distribution only among-
the membership of the board of trade. ' . It
be attention of our business community
can bo aroused , nnd the remedy applied to
ho disastrous results following the train of
nhnrmonlous councils , divided opinions ,
orpid Indifference and selfish considora-
ions of individual interest to the almost ab
solute exclusion ot the higher claims of the
mbllo welfare , then this pamphlet will iavo
accomplished its mission. 'Only this , ana
nothing more. ' "
The members of the bureau nnd a number
of citizens who took a great deal of interest
n the case of discrimination by Omaha
against the railroads , wcro gratified by the
announcement that Now York had already
irought charges against roads centering at
hat place for discriminating against 'ior. It
las lately been demonstrated that Now York
ms suffered greatly in her export trade ,
vhlch had been in a Inrgo degree diverted to
ho west. Tills had been accomplished by
issistonco of the railroads which , in con-
unction with the ocean steamer line ? , cna-
iled the shipping of export goods from the
vest , Chicago for instance , to
Europe , cheaper than the same
roods could bo delivered from the west in
Chicago. This in effect on the trans-conti-
icntal route made Now York a way-station.
L'o do away with this discrimination the load-
ng produce bdard has taken determined nc-
ion , formulated Its charges nnd secured
competent attorneys to present the sanio to
he intor-stato railway commission. It Is a
: aso in Bomo respects analogous to that tnado
> y Omaha before the satno body , and evi
dently odds importance to that originated by
the freight bureau of the homoboardof trade.
TUB nunrjAu'H ruxu.
A local paper Thursday , in an Interview ,
contained the suggestion of a banker that ho
would be one of twenty-live to subscribe
11,000 apicco to induce manufacturers to lo
cate in this city. Speaking on tbo subject
yesterday a member 6f the board of trade's
Irelght bureau said !
"The suggestion not only hits the nail
square ou the head , and suggests ( with
> ossiblo modifications ) the only sensible ,
lusinesa-liko proposltlonlooklng toward inak-
, ng the manufacturers' bureau of the board of
; radc , or any other similar organization , n
decided success. Nothing can bo done with-
> ut money , that's sure. It may gratify the
ranker to bo advised of the fact that our
iiauufaclurors' bureau thoroughly discussed
ust such n plan of operations at their car-
lost meetings. The naked truth which coui-
iclled them to abandon all idea of being able
; o inaugurate n programme of this character ,
was found in the conviction that it
> vas impossible to secure a subscription
1st of even half the amount suggested. The
pecuniary reward attending exhibitions of
lublio splritcdness are too vague and unsat
isfactory to enlist the sympathies of our
wealthy men. The bureau is uot in position
to assume IS per cent annually.
"Hence their adoption ot the only remain
ing way , viz : That of soliciting monthly
subscriptions at a figure within the reach of
all of our business men ,
' 'If all those to whom application has bocu
made for $3 per month for twelve mouths ,
would respond , wo pan reasonably expect to
roach out for the biggest Kind of manufac
turing plants. Will the banker chip lu bis
3 and set his confreres a good example or
if ho don't want to bo bothered with monthly
remittances his check for $3-1 and bis influ
ence would bo more than acceptable. "
Everything which belongs "to pure ,
healthy blood is imparted by Hood's
Snrsnparilla. A trial will convince you
of its mor/its.
W. C. T , TJ. Report for April.
Wo have little now to report this month In
regard to the work of tbo Woman's Christian
Temperance union. It is the same , old stoty
mothers coming to us for help In seeking
to find lost daughters unfortunate grls ,
who desire to lead a better life , asking that
some other place bo opened up to them
joys , often homeless aud friendless ,
who are anxious to reform , if only a helping
: iand could bo extended to them , having n
night's lodging provided and encouragement
? ivon. Men from the jail , whom the public
s so unwilling to trust , are tbiding au open ,
door and work secured for them. The
superintendent of Jail work , Mrs.
Peal-son , reports , visits made , fif
teen ; number of papers and magazines
distributed , 1,311. Tfro secretary reports 803
calls received at headquarters ; 02 calls made
jy Her in this vicinity ; night lodgings given ,
113 ; homes found for S ; clothing given to 15 ;
signed the pledge , 10.
The headquarters are open from 10 a. m.
till 3 p. m. , where our secretary will bo
found , who will bo glad to give any informa
tion in regard to our work.
This , work cannot bo carried on without
money , our treasury is empty and wo appeal
for aid to the public , who huvo in tbe past so
generously helped us.
Mua. WATSON B. SMITH , President ,
Mjis. Q. W. CtAnre , Secretary ,
Mus. J. C. DBXISB , Treasurer.
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
is only put up in largo two ounce tin boxes ,
and is au absolute euro for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped bauds , and all skin cru ] > -
tions. Will positively cure nil kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT-
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. at 25
cents per box by mail 80 cents.
Confcilcruto Veterans.
The G. A. K. Memorial Day committee
cordially Invite all confederate veterans resi
dent or visiting in the city , to unite with
them in tbo parade and observance of the
day. For this purpose they can assemble at
107 South Fourteenth street at 1 p. in. , when
position will be assigned them. By the com
mittee. T. S. CLAHKION ,
Chief Marshal.
I cboorfully recommend Red Clover
Tonic to those Buffering from , troubles
of the stomach and liver. I urn now ou
my second bottle , and it makes mo fool
like a now man. C. M. CONNOR ,
Nashua , lowu.
C. P. Goodman Drug Co.
The lllllo Rnnco.
The weather this far has been most unpropitious -
propitious for range practice , In fact some
what similar to that experienced a year ago
by the right wing which * went to the range
llrst. By way ot explanation of. the record
they made , which wus less than that of the
left wing , which had more sunshine , they re
ferred to tbo weather and now have the satis
faction of knowing that thd latter body know
how it is themselves.
When you need n friend , select a true
0110. Dr. Joaca' Red Clover ToniQ is the
best fdond mankind has for all diseases
of the Btonmob , liver and kidneys. The
best blood purillor and tonio known.
50c. C. P. Goodman Drug Co.
William Brown , a colored man living near
Thomostoii , On. , has been married six times
aud has forty children living.
0PRICE's
CREAM
BAKING
IU superior excellence proven tn millions ot
homtw for more than & quartov ot a century. U
U uueil by the UiiHrul States Ooverument Eu-
iloi-- Hby tie liuiuls q ( the great unlversltlen us
tlinnlrpiiKcst. iniroit ami umat UeiiltUful , Dr.
I'llco's Cro.iui llnVlng 1'owiler doe * not contain
auuuaulo. liino nr alum Sulil only In onus ,
, . . I'wiCKUAKwaiwvoauco. ,
. .NVVorlc. . 'CblcARO. si. LouU.
SKIN , SCALP AND BLOOD
Diseases Cured by CiiHcnra Remedies
wlicn Hot Springs , Doctors nnd all
other Medicines full.
Baring bean ft sufferer for two rears unfl n
hftlf from a disease caused by a brftlss on the
ICR , and having leh cored by the Cimcinu
REMEDIES when all othermethods nnd remedies
failed , 1 deem ft my dotr to recoownend them.
I visited Hot Springs to no av&ll , and trier ) qev
eral doctors Without mieccsA and ftt last bur
principal drup-RMt , Mr. John P. Klnl r ( to whom
1 shun ever feel grttetulv nnoke to me about
CuiiCunA , and I consenten to give them a trial
with the reiult that I am perfectly cured. There
is now no ser about mo. 1 think I can show
tbo largest surface wnoro ipr suffering ! sprung
from oc nnj-onq In the stnte. the uniiccnA
HEMEDIBS are the feott blood and skin cures
manufactured. I refer to rtnigelnt John P. Hn
Ujr and Dr. U. C. Jlontgomory , both of this plaje
and to nr. Smith , ot hake Leo , Mlns.
Al.KXANnnit ItUAUH , Orocuvllle , Miss.
Mr. lloach used the OUTICUHA. HKMEIUKS , at
our request , with reunite as above stated.
A. 11. 1'INLAY & CO. , Dru gls
7 YEA.US CUH12D
1 have been troubled with scrofula seven years ,
which first started on the top of my head , giving
me inflnato trouble , with constant Itching , cast
ing off dry scales , and a watery liquid exuded
from under the scalps. 1 treated It for seven
years unsuccessfully , arid was unable to check
u until I fonnd your CtmcuiiA HBMEWBS. One
box Ctmcuiu , one cake CimcuiiA SOAP , and
one bottle CtmctwA. RKSor.VKNT completely
cured me , my skin becoming pert PCtly clear and
smooth. B.J.DAVIS ,
Artcsln , Los Angeles Co. , Cnl.
S1UN DISEASB 5 VE/YUS CUUKD.
Your CtmcunA lloinniKS did wonderful
Ihlnci for me. They cured mySkin disease ,
which has been of lire years' standing , after
hundreds of dollars had been spent In trying to
curelt. Nothing did me any good until I com
menced the use of the CimruitA UKMEDIES. Our
house will never bo without them.
MllS. ROSA KELIY ,
Kockwell City , Calhoun Co , , la.
Sold everywhere. 1'rlce , CuticunA.SOc. SOAP ,
KJC ; ItESOhVBNT , 11. Prepared by the VOT.TKB
Duun AND CHEMICAL Co. . lloston , Mass.
l3ST"8end for "How to Cure Skin Diseases , " 04
pages , CO Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
MPLE8. black-heads , red , IOUKU , chapped and
oily skin prevented by CimouitA BOAP.
NO RHEUMATIZ ABOUT ME !
PAU > PLASTKU relieves Hheumatlc ,
-Solntlc , sutldon , Bhnrp and nervous
Patus , Strains and AVoakncses. The
Orst and only pain-killing Plaster. S5 cents.
OH ! MY HEAD.
The pain from Neuralgia and its
companion disease Rheumatism ia
excruciating. Thousands who could
be quickly cured are needlessly suf-
ffcring. Ath-lo-pho-ros will UQ , for
others what it did for the following
parties :
WUlUmoport. Ind. , Oct. 8.1837.
IInlnR been Mlliotwl with nautugi * tor
the putt four je w . nd trying almost ofery.
thin ? , but In rain. I finill/ heard of AtbJo-
phonis. Aftec taking one bottle I found it
to be helving mo , and utter tilting four bottles
tles of Athlophoroo and ono of 1'illn , I found
that I waa entirely well. 1 think the medi
cine la poeiUvelj a Bare cure.
cnxuNCi. ! D. RKDDIOE.
Mt. Carmel , DL. Dee 26.1R87.
. I IHTB used AUJophoroa in mf [ umllj and
find it to be tha greate t medicine for ncu-
raisin in eiiitcnoo. and having : had It' fangs
f aeteneduponmofor the pact 30 rears I know
whereof I spoak. Mna. Jtrui UHILTON.
CjT"ScnJ G cents for the beiuitlCul colored pic
ture , " Moorish Maiden. "
THEATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. H. Y.
Owing to the inclination of many
people to bo humbugged in the
purchase ot articles of necessity
U/ll / I YOU fotho household , we feel it our
if ILL I UU duty to sound a note of warning
to those who seek remedies for
the relief of the aches uud pains
I IQTPM incident to this season ot the
LIOIL.il year. The cre.it and growing
popularity of HKNSON'S IT.ABTEII
has tempted unscrupulous man
TO ufacturers to offer many worth-
le&H substitutions and Imitations
of that valuable remedy , hence
we would advlso these who wish
to secure prompt relief from
Colds , Coughs , Hoarseness , IMeti-
rlsy. Chest alna. Sciatica , mien-
mattsnt , Lumbogn and Dackache ,
to carefully avoid worthless
plasters by always asking for
UBNBON'aand let no persuasion
by tha dealer induce you to ac
cept any other plaster.
TT EEECSDSNTBD ATTBACTION.
* * * OVBil A MILLION DISIllIBUTED.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $800,000
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the I/cglslotuca in 1&5S , ( or Eiluca-
tlonal and rbantablo purnoios , nnd Its frnnchlao
mitilo a part of tbe present State CoustUutlou , la USTJ ,
by an ovorwhclinlnK popular vote.
Its Grand SlnKlo Number Drawings take plivco
montlilr , nod the Grand Uunrterly Drawln J roKulnr-
ly ovcrr three luontua ( Murcli , Junu , duplcmbcr and
ueccmuer. )
"Wo do hqroby cortLfr that wo supervise tha ar
rangements lor nil the monthly and quarlorly Uraw-
liiKs at Tha Louisiana state Untcrr Compaar. and la
person manviiu and control U > u Uruwlnun thcinsolvos ,
nnd tlKittlio BIUUO aru conducted with hon sty , fair-
noai nnd tn good talth toward nil partlo * . and wo
nutbnrlza the Compunr to use this aortlUcate n Ith
tao simllos ot our signature attached , lu IU advertise
ments. "
COS1M1SSIO.VKK3.
Wo , tbe undersigned Ilunkannd Ilnnbcrs will pay all
1'rlroi drawn In tliq l.ouHmr.1 Stiuu lAif.onos whloli
may bo presented at our countorB.
H.M.WAI.M.SI.UV ; L'rm. Loulilana NatlonU Bunk.
I'IKIUtB LANAUX. fret. SUto National Dink.
A. UAUW1N , I'res. New Orleans Natlonul Hank.
CAUL , UOUN , I'res. Union National Dank.
GRAND QUARTERLY DRAWING
In the Academy of MiiHio , Now Or-
lonns , Tuesday , Juno 12 , 1888.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $300,000.
100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
Hal75BIO ; Quarters $5 ; Tenths $2 ;
tloths $1.
MHT Olf PniZBS.
JPRIZBOF | 3Uf > , ( JUa Is . tIW.000
'K i . . . . . . .
i'iti/B ov so.uuiis
I'IIIKICOK 25.MI ( ) .
I'lllXKS UP Kl.OiUaro
l'KI/.KSOF 6IIUaro ) . , . , . . . . . , . . , , , , , SJJ2
26 I'ltl/.lM OK lnl ( ) are , . . .I. . . . . . . .
1IU I'HIZKS OP flllara . . . .
au I'lll/KS OK JKJUaro . . . . . . . . . .
6U ) 1'UlZKrf OK aiOaro . . JUUUUO
API'KQXLMATION I'HIZtS ,
1DO 1'rltcs of 160 approjtlmutlntf to
MtU.OUO Prl are . WOOD
100 I'ritcs of KWO approxliuatlnK to
I1UU.U1U 1-rlio uro . , . 30,000
1UO l'rltc of WJD approxluiutlnK to
mwU'rliu nro . 20,008
TKllMINAL rillZKS.
LOCO Price * of 1100 decided by . .SJOU.UOJ
I'rltoaru . , , , . 100.000
IfltOPrtici of llOOdeoldBil by. . . .1100,000
Prliearo . . . . 100,000
3.13C lrUei amounting to . Jl.UM.OUC
t'orclub rute . or ny further liiforuiivtlon apply to
toe undcralgneit. VournaodwrlUnzmuetbo dlitlnct
ocl ilKimturu ulaln. oritrapld return mull delivery
will UB usauroa by your ouoloilng an envelope bearing
your full aililroia.
huml POriTAh NOl'KS. oipron raoner orders. or
Now York Exchange 1n ordinary letter. Curraucyby
eipreis ( at our uxueute ) uddrcssud to
M. A. DAUPHIN.
wOUt.A , IA.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN.
WABUIMOIOK , R.C.
Address Eeglsterei Letters b
NEW UIILUANS NATIONAL BANK ,
_ NK\V OHLKANS , LI ,
REMEMBER That the pretence , of Qon-
-uli Iteauroifard and
Earlr , who arc In charge of the I drantnit * , II a guar
antee of abioluto fulruusi and Integrity , thai tha
chances aru all equal , and that no ono can possibly
divine what number will draw a I'rtiu.
UKMUM1IKII that tbe payment of all prliet li
OUAUANTUII V rODH NAT1UNA1. BANHH Ok NEW
oui ti.NK. anil tha tlckuli are lin J bv tha vreslaent
of an Instltulloa obota ahtrtareJ rlgnU aru rocoj-
nlied lu thu blgnut courti ; tbureforu , bonnru ot uuf
liultatlansor anonymoui saheuia .
Public Healiii
OF THE SICK
FREE of CHARGE
At A/aoj Meyer tC Uro's. MiistcJTall
Corner Sixteenth ami Far *
natn Streets.
A largo and appreciative audience assembled
at Max Meyer ft IJro/8 music hall yesterday
morning to witness Dr. Smith's strange- and
ntysteriotts wnanolto power over dlwasc.
Nearly every seat In the uall was Illled with in
valids suffering from all manner of disease who
were impatiently waiting for an opportunity
to bo called upon the stage. After Riving a
short lecture the doctor staled that ho would
ocoup iy : the hall every morning from 10 to 11
o'cloc' k ' , and that he would putmcly heal all poor
people free of charge. He also stated thai ho
had opened an onica In Onicnlg block , on 13th
street , next to the Millard hotel , where those
who were a Bio and willing to pay for his servi
ces could go from 0 a. in. to fi p. in. daily , except
Sunday : ) . Ho then gave an invitation to the
sick and amicled to come upon the stags ( on at
a time ) and bo cured. The llrst personotogo
upon the stage was a middle-aged woman wno
wai sulTerlng from n pain In h r stomach and
chest and fmm a severe pnln in the back of her
head. Thu doctor seated her in a chair and
took bold of her hand for a few momenti. Ho
then mode a few gentle passes over the aflllctcd
parts , \vhonsho declared to the andlenco that
she was entirely free from pain and that she
felt perfectly well. An old gentleman vent
upon the stage who was so dear that ho could
not hear a sound without shouting at him at the
top ot your voice. lit loss than live minutes the
doctor was talking to htm in an ordinary tone
ot voice. The old gentleman said ho could hear
ever so much better. He was directed to return
in a few days and recclvo uuotlior treatment.
An old lady suffering from partial paralysis of
nor right sldo then wcnVnpon the stage and was
made to use her arm ana limb as it by magic.
Several patients followed the doctor from Den
ver , where ho spent the winter , lliey1 nil speak
of htm In the highest terms and say that he per
formed many remarkable cures whllo In Den
ver. The doctor may lie consulted In htnolllco
lu Gruciilg block , on 13th St. , next to the Millard
house , free ot charge , from a. in. till 5 p. m.
Ho cures all forms of chronic diseases , nis
charges are moderate and If you so to him ho
will treat you honorably. All letters of inquiry
must contain postage.
The loading
Corsets of Ear-
opo and
America.
O v o r
3,000.0000
eold last
year In
this coun
try alono.
Therca-
Bona arc :
they are
the best
fitting ,
nest com *
fortablo ,
most dur
able and
cheapest
[ corset oy
or mado.
Avoid worthless Imitations. Carolina
Is used In no Corsets except thcsa
made by us. Nona are genuine unless
Dr. WARNER'S dOR ALINE Is printed -
ed on insldo of stool cover. For sola
by all loading merchants.
WARNER m
fc " J. A. MINER , Manager.
Notice to Contractors.
Ilids will bo received' ' by the Hoard of Public
Lands and Uulldlugs at any time before Satur
day , May 19 , 188 * " , at 2 p. HI. , for wort and mate
rial to complete kitchen and dining room for
Deaf and Dumb Institute , at Omaha , Nebraska ,
according to plans aod sprciticatlons now on
Ilia with Commissioner ot Public Lands and
buildings , and also with P. M. Kills , architect ,
Omaliti , Nebraska. Contractor to bo paid on
monthly estimates with a reserve of 15 per cont.
IJy order of the Board of Public Lands and
Buildings. May 8 , 18SS. Q. L. LAWS.
Secretary.
< 5lfin CQflfl A MOJJTII can bo maaework.
tn lA
S > IUU IU OUUU l ag for us. AEOUU preferred
who can furnish tliolr own horses and tclve tbelr
whole tlnie to the business. Spnre momenta may bo
protftubly employed also. A tvw Tucanctus In towns
and clliea. II. R Juu VSQN' .V Co. . 10U9 Mulu St. , Hlcli
toond , Vn , Mention tbo Umalia llco.
A BACKWARD SEASON.
CAUSES MANY MERCHANTS TO WEAP AND WIAL. ? BUT THAT'S NOT THE KIND OF PEO-
PJLE wa AREI WE ARE AL.WAYS TO THE FRONT , no matter what distress races us wo tnkoup
arms aaainst a sea of trouble and blot out all obstacles , and as a proof of this wo will for the next wcolc
matfe the clothing thado OF OMAHA fairly hum ; with every dopartmoht In oxir Now Establishment
complete wo can please any one , IN CLOTHING , HATS OR FURNISHING GOODS.
CMldrens' ' Departanent.
SPECIAL.
For 89 Cents
A child's dnrk blueia-Pleeo Suit ,
worth $1.70. See It.
SPECIAL ,
FOR $3.50.
In three patteyns.
A child's Scotch caislmero S-pieco eult , which
. .
soils anywhere In America for Jft.Ot )
S. L. Andrews & Co. ,
Clothiers and Tailors , Falconer
Corner , 10th and Dougas Sts.
IN PRICES WE FEAR NO COMPETION. WHY ?
Because wo understand thoroughly what the people of our city want , and with our buyer constantly In
the east , ready to procure bargains from n depressed market ; we are able at all times to furnish THE
CREATE CLOTHING OF THE MARKETS ; for less than many houses can buy for. Wo Invite CLOTH
ING BUYERS to an inspection of our many attractions In Novelties for spring wear before looking elsewhere -
whore , that TIME , MONEY AND PATIENCE WILL , BE SAVED wo assure , and bo the means of our
Mends wearing goods handled by
S ; L. ANDREWS & COMPANY'S DAYLIGHT STORE ,
FALCONER CORNER , latlittnd DOUGLAS STREET , Omaha. Prefers by mail follcltea.
DRS. S. & D.
DAVIESON
v 1742 Lawrence St. , Denver , Colo.
Of the Jtnuenm of Armtomr , St. Ixmti , Mo. Mem.
bcra of University College 1 lunnltnl , London. M. 1 > .
Olescn. Oorniany and Now York , hating dorotci )
their attention specially to tha treatment of < v
Nervous , Ctenlc & BlooJ Dlsefes
More especially these nrtnlnif from Imprmlence , In.
Jlte all BO Buffering to correspond without delay ,
Dlscnscn of lulcctlon and contaRlon cured safely and
Ipccdlly without ufo of diuiRcrous ( lni3. I'ailcnti
arhoso cases nave been neelrrted , Tmrtfy trcntcd or
prononnccd tncurnhlo , cltould not fMI to write ng
bonrcrclnji their aymptoma. All letters roe lTO 1m.
taodlote attention.
JUST PUBLISHED ,
And Till bo mailed FHKR to any address npon ro.
telpt of ono 2-ccnt stamp.Practical Observation on
Nervous Debility nnd Physical Exhaustion. " A val
uable medical trcatlga which Btiould bo read by OIL
Address ,
DRS. S. &
. . D. DAVIESON ,
1742 Lawrence Street , Denver , Colo.
iONKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit , Positively Cured by
Administering Dr. Values' tioldcn
Specific.
It can be given in a CUD ot coffee or tea without -
out the knowledge of the person taKlng it ; abso *
lutelv harmless , aud will effect a Dormant and
speedy cure , whether the patient Is a moderate
( ftinkor or nn alcoholic Avreck. Thousands of
drunkards have been made temnorate men who
have taken Golden Speclflc in their coffee with-
not their knowledge and today believe they
ault drinking of their own free will. It never
falls. The system once Impregnated with the
Specific , it becomes an utter Impossibility for
the liquor appetite to exist. For sale bv Kuhu
& Uo. . 15th aud Douglas sts and 18th and Cum-
ing sts. . Omaha. Nob. ; A. D. Foster 4 Bro.
Council Bluffs Iowa
SUCCESS IN SPECULATION ,
A NEW WOjtK The most complete over pub-
lish.eadevoted to Uiepurchasean.il sale of stocks ,
bonds. , etc. DecjjHoiis of the courts roBoralng
stock sales , brokets and bucket shops , manipu
lation of the stock market , causes of panic , etc.
How , wbcn , ami what to purchase and sell.
Bfitid postpaid on receipt of 6Uc. , by the
STANDAUD PCULlSfllNQ CO. , , Albany , N. Y.
AND FOR THIS WEEK
Wowill offer- from S.1OO
Pairs of Pantaloons
The oream of the markets at pri
ces from $1 to $1O a pair , which
will bo found loss lhan any other
house can procure them for ,
In Spring Suits ,
Wo would bo please to show you
our
Novelties
in Sack , outaways.PrlncoArthure
nnd Prince Alberts } which are
in quality , style and pattern , not
equalled by any house In Omaha ,
UNION PACIFIC
"The Overland Ilouto. "
Has so arranged its Family Sleeping Car
service , that berths can now be reserved
upon application by any "ticket agent to M
J. Greevy , Passenger Agent , Council Bluffs
Iowa. The reservations when made arc
turned over to the train conductors taking
out such cars , so that passengers can now se
cure berths ordered , the same as a Pullman
berth is reserved and secured.
J. B.'JTEnBETS. E. I * , fcOJlIAX ,
G en. P. & T. A gent. Ass't G. V. & T , A.
OBI/VHA / , NEB.
Health is Wealth !
Dn. K. C. WEST'S NErtvn AND TIHAIN TREAT
MENT , a guaranteed speciflo for Hysteria , Dizzi
ness , Convulsions , Fits , Nervous Neuralgia ,
Headache , Nervous Prostration , caused by the
use of alcohol nr tobacco. Wakefulness , Mental
Depression , Softening of the 11 rain , resulting In
Insanity , and leading to mlserv. decay and
death. Premature Ola Age , Harrenness , Loss of
Power In either soi. Involuntary Losses and
six boxes for S5.00 , sent by mall prepaid on re
ceipt of price.
\VE GUARANTEE SIX COXES
To euro any caso. With each order received by
us for six boxes , accompanied with $3.00 , we
will send the purchaser our written gnnrantco
to refund the money if the treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by C. F.
GOODMAN. Druggist , Solo Agent , IllO Faruaui
Street , Omaha , Neb.
JOSEPH GiltOITS
STEEL PENS
GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION U1S.
NOB. 3O3-4O4-I7O-OO4.
THE MOST SUBFEOT OP PENS.
SPECIAL MEN'S ' AIL WOOL
Scotch Cto
2 styles , brown and llnht striped ,
for $8 to $1O. Boats the World.
AN AL.L , WOOL
Scotch Gassimere ,
Frock Suit , , $10.
Sold anywhere In Omaha , for
$10. See It at
S. L. Andrews & Co. ,
Clothiers and Tailors , Falconer
Corner , 10th and Douglas Sts.
Who l WEAK. WKBTOrS.
T Dwho in hll roitY and IONOHANCB
hai TRIFI.KD away hll VIGOR of HOD * ,
HIND and MAWHOOD , catulnj xhautUng
drains upon the FOCHTAINR Of K.IFB.
HEAUAOnE. DAOKAOIIB , Drc dfu (
Proami. WEAKNESS of Mamory , DABH >
rOCNEHS In HOCIKTT , PIMrLES upon
tha FACE , and all the BFFEOTfiUidtni to
BARLT DKOAY and porhtpl COMBCMJP *
TIOW or IKSANITY , ihouia coniultat once
tha CKLKBRATED Dr. Cluk * , Bttabllshtd
1W1. Et. Oloiko hai m do MERTOVft DE.
miaTT , ciinoNio na ail DUCUU ef
lh OKK1TO VBINART Orctni a Llfi
Btudy. It nuikai KO dlfferenco WHAT you
&kYo taken orTHO hu failed to euro yon.
* -FElH ALES luffsrlng ( ram dUtaiei paCU-
liar to th lr ten can conault with the asiunnc *
of ipooir rollaf and cur * . Band a cents poitg
for worki on your dlieaies. ' . .
JtarBcnd 4 oonU postage fbr Colehrotod
Wcrku on Cbronle. Nerrons and Dili ,
ate DIieMos. Ooniallatlon , penonally of by
totter , ftroo. Coniult the old Doetbr.
TboniandB arod. Omeea and parlor *
private. 49-Thoee contcmplatlni Uarrlir *
vend fbr Dr. Clarfco's celebrated guldt
Male and Female , each Uc. , both 2io.
( itampt ) . Before confiding your case , coniult
Dr. OLARKK. A friendly letter or call may
lent Terjwncre , incur * from
Hours , 8 to 8 : Bundnrs , 9 to 12. Address ,
F. D. OLAJRKB , M. O.
186 So. Olarlc SU OH1OAUO. ILL.
SteekPiano
Uemnrkablo for powerful svmpa-
thcttc tone , pliable action imd ul >
Bolute durability. 3J years' record ,
tha beat guarantea ot the excellence -
lence of these tustrumouts.
WOODBRIDGEBROS ,
tn&nbood t etc. lw - - .
conulKlnff full p&rtlouUra for home cur * . fre ot {
chanra. Adilreas , \
PROF. F. C. FOWLER , Mooduo. Conn. ! |
ECIATIVE PUBLIC
Attended our Great Ten Days' Sale and took advantage of obtaining GOOD CLOTHING at the extreme low prices they wore offered , aud al
though we looked forward to a large trade , our solos exceeded our expectations.
We shall continue this sale till Saturday , May 12th , jo as to give those who were unable to attend a further opportunity. '
POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY
SATURDAY , MAY iath ,
ITor Tliese Special
Imported Worsted 4-Button Cutaway Suits , Striped Trousers
Which have been made to order for $ % G , ami we formerly sold for Which ivere made to order for $0 , and we formerly eold for 90 , now
$12.50 , now
a Suit. $3.75
Railroad Long , Straight Cut Sack Suits , Corkscrew Pantaloons
WMclt were made to order for $30 , and we formerly sold for were made to order for $ ISand we formerly sold for 8 , now
$ JLbt now
a Suit , $4.50.
Scotch Cheviot Suits , Check Trousers
ffeat and Striped Patterns , Sacli and Frock , which iverc made to
order for jStftJf , and we formerly sold for $18 , now Which were made to order for $14and we formerly sold for $ llnow
, $10.50 a Suit ,
; ; Prince Albert Suits , Cheviot Pants
Which were made to order for $40. and we formerly sold for
now Which were made to order for $10land formerly sold for fit , now
$15.25 a Suit. $6.50.
Single Breasted Nobby Sack Suits , Spring Overcoats
Which we made to order for $40 , and we formerly sold for
$ % 8.5O , now Which were made to order for $25and ive formerly sold for $18now
$15,50 A SUIT.
Every garment on the premises was made by a first class tailor and bears the
name of the maker. All alterations to improve a fit done free of charge.
Misfit Clothing Parlors ,
1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119.
Three Doors East of I2th Street
Omaha , Neb. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to