" * 2 THJD OMAHA DAILY BEE * SATURDAY. > HAROH 23. 1889.
PULLED THE WIDOW'S ' HAIR
Tbus Did the Irnto Wlfo Wh (
Nlppod Lovo'a Droam.
-FULL OF WRATH AND WHISKY
A Combination AVlilcli Spoiled " \VIin
Gnvo Kvcry I'romlHO of Dovclp-
Illcht Speedily Into a
Honeymoon.
A Profltlcnq Divorce.
) , Nob. , Mrtrch 23. [ Spocml to Tn
Br.n , ] For seine tirao past the tolcgropl
operator nt the Fremont , Elkhora & Mia
Bourl Valley railroad depot hna boon paylni
attention to a young "grass" widow namoi
Orecn. Kvorythlng vras moving aloni
smootlily and rumors wjro rlfo ns to thcl
npproachlng marriage. 1'roparntlons wcr
In progress for the expected event , The Ion
widow only last week secured n divorce fror
licr absent husband. Martin L , Green , i :
contemplation , It Is said , ot the coming dnj
Hut Into last ovcnmg tlioro appeared upoi
the scene n woman and live smitll chlldrci
Booking an absent husband nnd luthor. The ,
wended their way to the domlcll ol Mrs
Or ecu nnd made known the fact that tli
pay young man was none othc
than the ono who was th
object ot tholr search , nnd nssortc
their relationship. The woman who last ni
pcnrcd had been drinking to excess , am
nftcr making known her crrnnd began n
once n fusilndo upon the windows nnd fttrnl
turc nnd procccdoa to break up housokcorj
Iff- ing , and rondo an nssnult upon the hair c
Mrs. Green , for which she was arrested thi
morning and lodged in Jail. Owing to ho
continued debauch , she was unnblo to appca
In court for trial. One of her sons , whg nc
companicd her , states that Mulligan is hi
father , and Unit his name is net Mulllgaii
but Smith , and that they are from Counc :
HlutTs.
As a ncquol to the above , Mrs , Smith n <
tempted to iiro ho Jail nt noon to-ilay b
thrusting n broom Into lira stove nud nppl )
ing it to the bod. An alarm ot fire was give
nnd but little damage was done , the tire be
V * > ing quickly extinguished. Mrs. Smith wa
removed to nn empty iron cage nnd locked u [
It Wnn n Suicide.
ALIIIOK , Neb. , March 2.J. fSpecial to Tn :
BEE. ] The Xnneral of Dr. George E. Browi
took place at n Into hour yesterday. Thor
have been no developments of any kind ii
regard to the cause of his duath. At on
tirao lie stood very high ns n physician. Hi
practided several years In York nnd So ward
Ho was married twice , nnd was divorce
from both of his wives. Ho nhvnys said tha
domestic trouble made him drink. On Sat
uriluy afternoon , March 10 , ho got nn ounc
anil a halt of chloroform ut Lildcll's dru
Store , nnd wont to his room nnd took nearl
the entire dose , then built n hot lire nn
locked up his room. When found nbout
o'clock ho wns lying on his face on the be
dead. Medical skill was summoned in ilv
minutes after ho was found and a thoroug
test was mndo , but no signs of life could b
found. Ho wus born nt Lansing , Mich. , nn
graduated at the Homeopathic Medical college
lego of Cincinnati. Ho was thlrty-cigh
years old , uud leaves ono child , a little girl
who is now with his sister at Lansing , Midi
Ho left no property.
Advices from York state that Mrs. Quig
ley , mother of Mrs. Drown , a former wife ol
the doctor , says that several times while hui
dauithter was living with him ho attomptci
to end his existence. Ho had been for-i
time trying to induce his divorced wife to re
marry , had sent numberless letters and tele
grams , but all to no purpose , nnd despond
ency over his ill success , Mrs. Quigley as
cnbcs ns the cause of his last action.
Must Io Tried Again.
O'NuiLi , , Nob. , March 20. [ Special to Tin
Bne.l In July , 188T , a dunce was hold noai
the southeast corner ot the county , whiel
ended In a bloody fight in which two met
nnd ono boy were seriously injured. Th
boyi Joseph , Sbmidt , fifteen years of age
was' stabbed in the lungs , receiving \voun <
about three inches long and deep enough t
penetrate the lungs. The case of the Stnt
of Nebraska vs John Vnndersnick , charge *
with stubbing the boy Shmldt , ended yesterday
torday in n disagreement of the Jury. Th
fight occurred Into at night , by moonlight
nnd there was no witnesses near enough t
Bee what transpired except such as took par
in the light , Muy Shmldt , a young lady sis
tcr to-Joseph , in attempting to shield he :
brother , ivas also cut on the wrist. Her ovl
donee against the defendant was quite con
vincing of his guilt , but she coula not s.i ,
that she saw htm stab her brother. The ecu
cral feeling is that two of the Shmldts nni
two of the Vandersmicks ought to be sen
together over the road. Thu case will hav
to be tried again.
Death From Hydrophobia.
PIATTSSIOUTH , Nob. , March 22. [ Spools
Telegram to Tim BBE. ] This community
has been greatly shocked by the death o
LHUoOronsol from hydrophobia. Miss Lit
Ho was a bright girl of twelve , nnd thi
daughter of H. S. Gronsel , master merchant
of the B. & M. shops. It is stated tha
about a year ago Lilllo was bitten by a littl
dog which subsequently sickened nnd died
13' The blto at the time was not considered scr
lous nud no further attention was paid to II
13'V Last Monday she was attacked with ncrv
ousncss which was considered the result o
V over study. Yosterdny she grew worse , tin
disorder developing all the symptoms of hyd
rophobln. She could uartnko of solid foodbut
although suffering intensely from thirst , n
the Blcht of water she wns thrown Into cor
' vtilslons from which slio finally succumbd ]
The phjsiclans all concurred in the dluguosl
E of the case ,
Tlio Q. A. U. Council.
LINCOLN , Nob. , March 23. | Special Tele
lirnm to Tun Bun. ] The council of ndminis
trillion of the G. A. * U. met in session to
night in this city. Tnero was a full attcnt
nnco of the council.Present:1 L. D. Ilicl
ardson , Fremont ; Brad P. Cook , Lincoln ; K
M. Shaw , Talmago ; B. F. Smith , Junlat :
and J , Jouson , Geneva. The following oft :
ccrs of the order were also present : P. /
Oatchcll , assistant adjutant general , Lu :
coin ; O. L. Ho well , assistant quartermastc
lug oulcor , Schuylcr.
An Old Soldlm-'H I > oatli.
COWJMUUS , Nob. , March ! & { Soclal | Tele
gram to TUB Knu.J Mayor North issued
proclamation to-day requesting nil bustnos
bouses to bo closed from 2 until 4 o'clock th
afternoon in respect to tlio memory of Jolt
Richly , ono of the original founders of Hi
city of Columbus , whosa death was ruei
tloncd In Tim Uuu of the 'Jlst.
Business was suspended , as directed by tl
mayor , the city couuc'l attending the fiuien
inn body. Muny old friends trom ubron
vrcro present. Five daughters iind five soin
U grown , are left , nil hut one being prcscn
fc\
Palrlmry vtf. 'J'ranins.
FAtiinuuv , Neb. , Murch 22. [ Special Teli
gram to TUB BEJJ. ] To-night at 9 o'cloc !
oven tramps who have been making tli
lives of Folrbury clti/ons miserable , wer
taken from the city basilic nnd given tci-rib
Jjorso whippings by the enraged public at :
vcra told to KO. Every lash brought bloc
ou the back * of the uufurtunutcs. Last uigl
throb of them assaulted P. II. Hanchutt.
promlncut citizen , but bcuccforth they wi
give Fulroury u wide berth ,
Konrnciy'it Guests.
ICKinSET , Neb. , aiorch ) . [ Spachl Tel
gram to THE Buu.l TUo chamber of con
Bicrco to-night banquottod the Cotip.ectlei
excursion party of capitalists und manufac
Vrcravho wo Kearney's guests. Sever
epioy addresses wore made by the eastei
KCQtleiueu in which they expressed their u
miration of the city und its possibility of &oc
becoming a great trade center for thu we :
Crury amiVantn to Die.
GitEiatr CtNiKit , Neb. , March S3.-
ISpeclal Telegram to TUB BBS. ] Joli
D'Bricu became lUddenly cru y yestcrd :
nnd nt 1:30 : this mon.lng attorn plod sulcldi
by cutting his throat Ho uc6oodod In getting
ting n revolver this morning nnd was abou
to try ngntrt when ho was relieved of th
weapon. The ntithorltlcs hnvo been notlilci
nnd will tnko him in charge at onco.
A Pnuullar Sequel.
LouisriLLC , Nob. , Marcli 23. [ Spccln
Telegram to TUB Bnn. ] A sequel to th
Bnngmnn-Johnson elopement scandal wa
the marriage last night of Will Short to Mis
Lucy Johnson. Short was the desertoi
ewnln to whom Lucy was engaged when sh
clopod with Urlngmnn , n married man.
A New Pnpbr.
ICr-Aimsr , Nob. , March 23. | Special Tele
gram to Tan BEB. | The Kearney Enlci
prlso , n now morning dally paper , using botl
Associated nnd United press dispatches , wll
make Its npponrnnco to-morrow morning. I
is edited by William E. Smythe , formerly o
Boston. ] _
Imperial's Court JIoiiso.
GiUXT , Nob. , March 23. fSpoolal Tclo
gram to Tnn Bnn. ] Lumber for the court
bouse nt Imperial , Grant county , has nr
rlrcd. Tlio building will cost $0.000 and wa
donated to the county by the Lincoln lane
company for locating tbo county scat at Im
porlal.
The Campaign Opens.
CoMUtnus , Nob. , March S3. [ Special Tele
gram to THE Hr.i ! . ] Hon. George .Scott , tin
temperance orator , opened up the cnmpalgi
this ovenlnfc in tntr-patrlck s hall In favor o
the prohlbltloln amendment. The hall wa
well lllled.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
IOWA N13W3.
Oppose Kmory'8 Appointment.
Sioux CITT , la , March 23. [ Special Telegram
gram to Tnr. Bnn. ] A protest hna boor
forwarded to Washington ugalnst the ap
polntment ot Colouol E. A. Emory , of L-
Mars , ns Internal revenue collector of thi
northern Iowa district. Two weeks ngo thi
Iowa congressional delegation , lu Ulstribut
ing the principal federal oHlccs of the state
agreed in indorsing Colonel .Emory for thi
collcctorship , the ofllco of United States dis
trict nttornov going to Fort Dodeo nnd tha
ot marshal to northeastern Iowa. It trans
pi res that opposition to Colonel Emory ha
developed In his own town nnd n mooting o :
prominent republicans was beid. Micro to pro
test against his appointment. This mcetlm
sent to Senator Allison nnd to Prcsidcn' '
Harrison charges that Colonel Emory , win
was postmaster at Lo Mara for eight years
was found to bo a defaulter to1 the govern
men t to the amount of $1,000 ; that n full re
port of the case WAS made by a postofllco inspector
specter ; that be was removed for this cause
und that nil these matters are of oflleia
record in the postofflco department. Coplci
of the record were also forwarded to Wnsh
ington.
A Lima Kiln Ku-o.
M VQUOKLTA , March 3J. | Spcclnl Tolegnni
to TUB BEE. ] Fire was discovered near mid
night in the cooper shops nt F. 1C. Nicker
son's llmu kiln , ono and a half miles west oi
town. Nothing could bo done but savi
the other buildings around the kilns. Thi
greatest damage done was to the cooporiiRC
stock , which will aggregate S",000. ns n large
amount had Just been received for the spring
trade. The entire loss is 3,000 , on whicb
there was no insurance.
A $50O Reward.
DEsMoixcs , In. , March 23. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun BUB. ] Governor Larrabeo haa
offered u reward ot $31)0 for the arrest and
delivery to the proper authorities of the per
sons who committed the crime of arson upon
two buildings belonging to J. H. Powers ,
near Now Hampton , March 9 , Mr. Powers
is the man who bad been active in the enforcement
forcoment prohibition , nnd was singlet ]
out for vengeance , having been warned tc
desist.
Burned to ticnth.
Sioux CITT , la. , March 23. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BEE.I A little girl named Ma
bol Tenant , daughter of a farmer living ter
miles from Pomoroy , la. , was burned tx
death to-day. She was trying to set flro tc
grass near the bouse. When found hei
clothing was burned from the body , whiel
was literally roasted.
A Ball Juniper Arrested.
MASON CITV , la. , March 2.3. [ Special Telegram -
gram to THE BEE. ] GeorgO W. Craig , t
prominent druggist ot Eagle Grove , who
jumped a $10,000 ball recently , was arrested
in this city yesterday as he was about to
take a train , and ho is now in the custody of
the Wright county sheriff.
Conflict Injj CI n lino.
Cucrnxsc , Wyo. , March33. ( SpecialTel
egram to Tills BUB. ] There Is serious trou
ble in Crook county , Wyoming , betwccu ol
land and claim Jumpers. No survey hat
been made of the mineral oil lauds in thi
Jenny's stockade district , nnd consequently
the lands are subject to pre-emption nni
other entries. In spite of this largo section !
have been taken up under the mineral laws
nud the assessments completed ns rcquircc
by the mineral laws. Now the claim Jump
crs are coming In und finding that the rogloi
lias never been set aside us mineral district
are tiling on tbo same land under the acrl
cultural rights nnd In defiance of the claim :
of their predecessors , . A test case has lieci
taken to the Buffalo land ofllco to settle tlu
controversy , nnd until it is decided but littji
developcuient ol the oil Held will bo made.
The Chicago socialist Ticket.
CHICAGO. March 22. As a result of thi
split in the labor party since tbo docltnatioi
of Gross and Kend to accept nominations fo :
mayor und treasurer , respectively , the so
cialislic party to-night nominated a munlci
pal ticket , headed by ' 'Professor" Charles O
Uichurdson for mayor.
StroiiK-Koclcefcller.
NEW YOIIK , Murch 23. The marriage o
Miss Elizabeth llnckofellcr , eldest daughtoi
ot John D. Rockefeller , of the Standard Oi
company , to Charles A. Strong , son of Uov
Dr. Strong , of Rochester , N. Y. , toolc plna
this evening ut the residence of the brlde'i
parents. _
"fiwoctllnmo. "
"Thoro is no pliico like homo , " rum
the old song' , and wo Itnow how true itia
The impressions inudo in the home
nro lusting. A mother's words novoi
pass from the mind. A fnthor'a counso
remains fresh so lonpr as life Insta. The
last benediction of parental love ant
Bolicituao with what toimeitv it cllngi
to the memory wlion almost all else hui
gone.
How important , therefore , that tin
homo ho. maintained intact as long ai
possible u haven of loving counsel"o
pcaco und joy to the growing children
How ead when death invades , when tin
( ire gees out on the hourtlistouo and tlu
faintly is Bcattored. What the childrer
loso-by the death of a parent only thos <
ruulizu who huvo growu up without tha
love and advice which a parent only eai
bestow.
There are tens of thousands of paronti
to-day in agony of mind through fear o
dentil from Icidnoy dlBcuso , who do no
know they uro iloctpring only symptom !
feueli B wnkolulnoss , nervousness , i
splendid foolinu ono day and un all
gone ono another , dropsy , weak hear :
action , pneumonia , neuralgia , fickle
apnoiito , etc. , while the real trouble ii
poibonoil blood caused by diseased kid
noys. Unless puritlo'l by Warner's Safe
( Jura they will just as guroly die , ai
though poisoned with arsenic.
Doctors publicly admit that they can
not euro advanced kidney disease-thoj ;
are too bigoted to use Warner's Suf (
Cure because it is an advertised rein
ody ; consequently , unless you use youi
own good judRinont , secure and use
Warner's Safe Cure , a specific , wlilcl
has proved itself in tons ol tuousandi
of casoa to bo oil it-la represented , youi
home , through your death , will hi
broken upund your loved ones doprivet
of that which money cannot purchase
or friends supply.
*
"i * * *
ITVAH A TIIBAT.
Xlto "Mchtlnjtnlo ofNetrvvny" Troves
Her KlRlit to the Title.
Mndcmolacllo Anna Smith , nsMsted b :
local musical talent , entertained nn audience
of over ono thousand persons at Wnshlngtor
halt last night.
Thnt Mademoiselle Smith Is nn nrtlstt
of extraordinary merit U beyond dls
puto. Her voice , In purity o !
tone , flexibility and training , is sucl
ns to cntitlo her to the title ot prlma donna
taken In Us highest significance. In qualltj
of tone and cultivation there Is but little
lacking in her magnificent soprano to make
her second to Pattl nlonc. Lust 'night she
several times took high V and hold it , untl
the note rovcrbeatctl through the room
thrilling the nudionco. In her trills , rune
nnd staccatos , she especially ovidpncod the
marvellous power of the voloq. In her flrsl
number , and nlr and vnriallons from Prodi ,
she had nn excellent opportunity to display
her power , and she accepted the opportunity
The selection wns ' n diulcult ono , utrnngcil
not so much for melody ns to permit of nr
exhibition of tholloxlDiiity of the voice. Ir
rendering it the singer's powers wcro tnxcti
to the utmost , but she was equal to the bmor-
goncy. As nn encore to this selection she
sang "Tho Nightingale , " which gave hei
oven n bettor opportunity to display tbo flexIble
Iblo power of her voice.
Her second number upon the p/ogramme
wns "Du Ilossiguol , " by MnssI , whicl
abounded in staccatos and trills. As nn en
core to this she sang with great swootnes !
n Swedish song entitled , "At Fourteot
Years , " which was received with thunder
oun npplnuBc. Her last number was n polo
nnlso from "MlKnon. " In nil her sclcctioni
Mdllc. Smith was given the greatest oppor
tuntty to display her talent , and m ul
she nequlttcd herself excellently welL Tlu
audiencewns composed of oeoplo of al
classes ; people cultured In music nnd othcn
not so fortunate , but us. the most uncoutl
rustle can enjoy the melody of birds , sc
could everyone nt Washington ball last nighl
enjoy the marvelous sweetness of this "Nor
wegmn Nightingale. "
As for tbo other numbers of the programme
the Danish Sinking society sang a Nor
wonlan air very acceptably , the concert
being very bcflttingly opened by this "num
ber. Mr. John ICinzio and Mr. E. D. Arnold
snng "The Moon Has Raised Her Lamp,11
by Bcnedlc , so well ns to merit the
upplauso they received. A.cavatlnn , bj
Haff , was pleasingly rendered on Iho violin
by Mr. A. E. Merrls. Mr. Jules tombart3
sang Ricci's "PirntoKlng"Bplcndldlyrecolv-
Ing nn encore , to which bo responded
with "I Pear No Foe in Shining Armor. "
"Mr. Lombard has n pure bass of excellent
quality and well trained. His cncoro selec
tion was unrticularly well Rune , the old song
being none the loss enjoyed by the audience
oanccountof its nntlquity. Mr. Jules Fost-
ner played a pretty little melody entitled
"Dream Pictures" with great expres
sion upon the guitar. Ho ro-
colved nn encore nnd responded with
n cradle song nnd "Swanco Ilivor. "
Madame Massy Howard sang a serenndo
from Brcga very well. She wns followed by
Lieutenant John Kinzlo in n tenor solo by
FJotow , entitled ' 'I.lkon Dream. " In ro
eponso to an encore , Mr. lOnziosanga Scotch
ballad.
There will bo another concert given this
evening , the participants being the same a ;
last night. _ ' '
STABBED BY A-TIUJG.
The Unpleasant Experience or n Night
Hotel Clerk.
Charles Johnson , a clerk at the Emmet
house , on South Eleventh street , wus stabbed
at 1 o'clock this morning by a tough hotel
sneak thief. The follow wont into the house
at about midnight and registered. 'Ho ' gave
his name ns Tracoy. Shortly nfter being
assigned a room ho took oft his shoes nnd
commenced to plunder other apartments ,
Some ono heard him and informed the
clerk , who confronted the sneak thici
while ho was gain ? through the pockets of 11
vest nnd n pair of pants. Ho got nothing ,
nnd when they got down into the ofllco the
clerk asked ono of the boarders to RO after n
policeman. While the boarder Was absent
Truccy plunged a knife into Johnson's loft
nrm. The wound is not sprious , but the
bludo of the knife inflicted quite , u dcop gash
m.tho muscle of the arm. ) y'li& , thi fioscnped
nnd the police were given a "description ; of
htm. ; Ho is quite tail , wears a light mous
tache. black coat and a Scotch cap.
Herccant Johnson Shot.
Burglars entered a house near Stcvonson'e
barn last night. The inmates becoming
alarmed sent for the police. Sergeant John
son responded. In making * nn examination
ho approached the premises , from * , , the
rear , nnd the proprietor- taking
him for a burglar opened flro , shooting the
oulcor through the forearm and making an
ugly wound. Tho'mlstako was quickly dis
covered and tbo injured man taken to the sta
tion and given proper care.
Later More shots wore heard In'the vicin
ity nnd men wcro sent to Investigate the
A Little Plrc. ' -
A small flro at tbo corner of Twelfth and
Pierce streets called the department out lost
night nt 10 o'clock. It-was only some'straw
in a small frame building , nod 'was soon ex
tinguished without any serious damage.
Personal rnranrnphs.
Charles Chappcll. of Dccatur , Is in the
city. _
Forlstrengthonlng and clearing the voice ,
use "Brown's Bronchial Troches. "
" 1 have commended them to friends whc
were public spenkers. nnd they hnvo proved
extremely serviceable. " "Rev. Henry Vnrd
Beecher. _
The Atlantic City Floods.
ATLANTIC CITT , N. J : , March 23. The
storm hero is abating and the water reced
ing. The storm centre to-day was Brlgan-
tine and Peter's beach , the latter place being
the cause of much anxiety among the inhabi
tants , who watched all day. The Peter's '
beach bouse , about three miles away , U
standing Isolated out In the ocean without
any laud visible around it. Charles Smith ,
the proprietor , ana his wife , hqve bouts
ready in which to escape In case a coljap&o ol
their homo takes place. The foundatloiu
were partly washed away yesterday. A few
people at Bngantlno have boon living almost
entirely In boats since the storm began , thcli
homes being submerged.
JMoro Nominations Komly.
\VASIIINQTO.V. March 23. When the sen
ate meets to-morrow a lurgo batch of nomi
nations will probably bo received from the
president , The announcement of the death
of Justice Matthews brought- about an ad
journment of the senate to-day , while Ex
ecutive Secretary Prudcn was standing nl
tbo door waiting to bo recognized. He liai !
with him an envelope , the balk of which in
dicated a largo number of nominations.
Among them , according to general report ,
was that of Corporal Tanner , of Brooklyn , tc
bo commissioner of pension * .
A Shortage of $ O5OOO.
PIIILADIIM'IIIA , March S3. A shortage In
the accounts of Robert Craven , se fcCarynnd
treasurer of tao Philadelphia , Wilmington &
Baltimore railroad company , amounting to
about JO.'i.'DOO , Ims been . discovered. It watt
said to-duy that Craved would make an effort
to raise the money to'muke goo4 the lossanc
that if ho could aucocod be would escape
prosecution' . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
HreaniHliip Arrivals.
At QueciiBtown The Adriatic , from Now
York
At Now York The England , from Liver
pool. and tbo Saulc. from Bremen ; ( ho t'aic
of Nevada , from Glasgow ,
At Philadelphia Tiio Norivejrian , frotr
Glasgow ; the Illinois , from Liverpool , 'and
thu Minnesota , from London.
Xbe Governor Gets Teiuler.
TorEKi , Kan. , March ItJ. f Special Tele
gram to I'm : BEK.I Governor Humphrey to-
tiuy issued a pardon to Jntnes C. Pusoy , wua
embezzled $0,003 while clerk of tbo peni
tentiary. Ho ivas at one time a prominent.
politician. The corernor also pardonec
Charle * ICnox , who wiu oentencod tq tlltceu
years imprisonment for murder.
The IJeutti Itccior-d ,
ST. PBfBKSDimo , March SJ. Count Potft
Scttpuvaloff b dead.
SOUTH OITM'S ' POLITICS
Several Candidates in the Flold
and Others Roady.
LAST NIQIHT'S NOMINATIONS
ThcAlelcrinniiitillcprCBcntatlori'Coinc
llurrlcilly Bijpfc. From Legislative
Duties Oilier Now * of the
jHinglo City.
The l''lrst ° JYnrtt ( Indopomtnnta.
The First ward mass meeting In the Nn
tionnl hall last night was organized by elect
ing P. A. Barrett chairman -and Bornnn
Foyboll secretary. Chnlmmn Barrrtt stntci
the object of ho meeting In n few plain
vigorous sentences.
Joseph W. Edtferton wns called on am
made n forcible1 address , stating the needs o
the city legislator , nnd closed by nomlnntini
John F. Rltchart. John C. a Cnrroli , Frnnl
Plvonkn , Daniel llnrmon nnd Thomas Rocl
wcro nominated. Mr. Duud moved that ne
candidate shall bo , the nominee of this convention
vontion unless ho rcecivo a majority of al
votes cast.
After being amended out of rccognltiou
the amendments-were tabled nnd then tin
motion wns lost.
Captain J. E. Hart asked whether citlzcm
of other wards might participate } n the pro
ccodlngs. The names of Thomas Rocks am
Daniel Harmon Were withdrawn before i
ballot wa * taken.
Jolin C. Carroll received seventy-nine
votes nnd John F. RttchnrJ , fifty. Mr. Car
roll wns declared the nominee ,
Jntncs II. Van Dusen , by consent , nomi
nnted A. J. Ooughey for n candidate fo ;
school illreetor. This brought In a gcnorn
discussion resulting the withdrawal of tin
motion nnd n motion to adjourn was carriot
with the understanding that a general cltl
zcns mooting could bo held afterwards.
Such a meeting was organized by electing
Z. P. Hedges , chairman , and Samuel Brig
hum , secretary. A. J. Caughoy , stock edltoi
of the Drovers' Journal , was named foi
school director mill Sauiuel.P. Brigham. fo :
police Judge. Adjourned.
O'Brlnn's Kxplnnntlon.
The following pointed complaint , signet
by Mrs. M. A. Snider , nas been handed li
with a request to have it published m Tin
Bun :
"Jamc * O'Brien , a candidate for the Soutt
Omaha postofllce , a Janitor at the Third wart
school house , kept the school house locket
against the Union Sunday school. When tlu
president of the school board sent writtoi
orders to unlock ho refused to come out o
his own houso. Ho gives no reason why
The Sunday school did not organize. "
THE Bnn representative saw Mr. O'Brlcr
nbout the matter and his state
mcnt is as follows : On being asked foi
permission to use the school-house for thi
meeting of the Sunday school , ho told tin
applicants to get'n written order nnd hi
would open the school-house. Sunday las
( St , Patrick's day ) the hour of mass wa !
changed to allow persons to attend mass nni
then go to Omaha to attend the celebration
\Vhilo ho was nt mass the order wai
taken to his house to have the school
house opened. .Mrs. O'Brien had Just beet
called out to see iiuxsick neighbor , and thi
children present dW jiot know that the koyi
wore hanging on a.hpok In the kitchen. PresIdent
Ident Person on being seen gives the snmi
explanation that Mr. O'Brien did , nnd onlj
ndds that ho had promised to see Mr. O'Brler
nnd order him to pficsn the school house , bui
having neglected ituwrotc the order whet
requested. _ _
ainrried ,
By Rev. Daniol' IWgors nt his residence ,
South Omaha , on tjicr 21st inst , Mr. Jame ;
Stewart and Mrs , ( Eunice A. Crew , both ol
Omaha. nt if
Notes 'V otit the City.
C. W. Miller is sTeft with mumps.
\V. S. Kinghasrftolurned from Sidney.
Howard Meyers is suffering with mumps
G. /FcrguspiT 'has returned from hi :
hunt up near Sionx Ciy } , la. ' '
' Mrs. Leo TruVtl and Mrs. E. L. Herral
have returned from'Clurinda , la.
Davis Anderson has gene to Columbus tc
attend the funeral of Colonel John Richlcy
Mrs. Charles Hines , who has been , so 11
with facial orysipolia , was worse last night
Ed Corrigan and Jos. II. Flemmlng arc tlu
two latest candidates for member of thi
school board.
William Brcnnan , one of the popular men
at Swift & Co.'s packing house , left ycster
day for Chicago.
George Still , for stealing jewelry from J
F. Roushar. was lined S3 and costs by Judgt
Reuther , Friday morning.
Mrs. N. C. Holler , with her daughter , Mis :
Ellen Roller , of Linco'.n , is visiting her sou
Dr. W. E. Roller , Hunt's block.
Branch No. 2 , C. M. B. A. , at Its meetlnf
last night , decided to hold a grand ball am
reception in Hunt's hall , Monday evening
April 1.
Improvements arc being made in the Jail
Now iron bars on the cells , a partition und i
coat of whitewash , inuko the room quilt ) pre
seutable.
W. C. Wood'ticket ngcnt of the Union
Pacific railroad .company , has rented thi
James Bagloy house on Twenty-fourth anil
J streets.
Fred M. Smith 'is suffering from throa
troubles , and yesterday bad his trouble ;
doubled by having his right foot tramped ot
by a horse.
C Daniel Condon , the grading contractor , ha1
commenced bis-work in Syndicate Park. The
work to bo done on the park this season will
amount to many thousand dollars.
O. E. Shannon , the future South Omahi
representative of the Omaha Herald , was it
the city last uiglit and reported the Firs
ward indepcndcnt'political meeting.
Thomas Sweeney , one of the loading Thlrc
ward couni'Umanlu candidates has with
drawn from the race und has pledged hi :
support to Councilman John N. Burke.
An entertainment , consisting of inusica
and literary productions and a lunch , hui
been announced to bo given in the lecture
rpom of the Methodist Holscopal church ,
Tuesday evening , April 2 ,
A. W. Saxo , the slaughterer of wild gatm
returned from Clarks witn the unlucky number
bor of thirteen wild dudes. Unlucky , be
cause each cost ted much , The other mem
hers of the party will return Saturday.
N. W. Snydcr , representing tbo commis
sion house of Van Horn & Co. , Sioux Cltyli
Inspecting the yards and packing houst
plants und like all other visitors is
surprised at the growth and prospects of the
Muglo City , > t ,
The Presbyterian'social , at Mr , and Mrs ,
Robert' ! ' . Muxwclig.f ; vas ono of tbo best
served and most enjtJ'nbla nodal * held in
the city this winter. ) iYocul and Instrumen
tal music and excellent refreshments made
all there more ttmirrieat ] > ed.
Messrs. John J , Gertfaan , * D. F. Baylcss ,
John H. Johnson , William A. Anderson nnd
other members of South Omaha lodge. No
148 , I , O. O. F.wont to Omaha Fridav
night to meet with Omaha ledge No , 2 , I. O ,
O. F. , in a fraternal love feast.
A committee consisting of John J , Gor
man , John Ho well ; mid. . Daniel Hourlghar
were appointed ut th6' ' Pacific hotel iude
pqndeut meeting to asqfrtalii-wbetuer or not
the Third ward primaries will bo held In the
old school bouBu , or'Jf not there , where.
Mrs. M. J. Cooleygf , iBallna. Kansas , who
has boon visiting hcjrtpArentfi Mr , und Mrs
O. B. Bubbi , for tli episl tlvo mouths , atii
who has been very nick for some weeks past ,
has Bufllcicnlly recovered to undertake i
journey and yesterday left for her home.
The seething political caldron wnrmeth up
and the announcement of ex-City Knglnoci
E , B. Towl nnd Contractor Thomas Douahui
as candidates from the Firtt ward compll
rates and intensilios matters. Both ur (
strong und good men ; the fur t sure to fly
The mysterious arrival lute Thursday
night of John F. McMillan from Lincoln
and the late meeting , lasting until after mid
nlpht , gives rise to various rumors und fcas
pinions. Some flay- that Mr. McMillan , vvh (
Is president of thu city council , was bastilj
summoned here in tne absence of Moyoi
Sloan , with the object of taking active step !
to have the census tukeu aid ) arrange ai
once to put the city under the new South
Oinuha charter law. Others say that Mr.
McMillan was only called homo oil account
of Becond word politic * . At least thU meet
ing caused considerable nervousnessainougj
cltj ofllclals and local ix > liUcluu .
T1II3 BIOTOIjR IIAOB.
It Drnwa the Usanl Crowd Kutlmse
tiio Reporter * Into 1'ootry.
As early as the starting hour last night
duplicate of the previous evening's gran
crowd was ouTinnd nnd ongor to see the fal
bykors sent oft on the flfth day's session ei
their great wheel chase ,
Their hnpatlcnco was speedily dispelled b ,
the appearance of the dauntless riders o
the mark , and at the customary signal awn
they went spinning upon tholr dizzy pllgrlir
ngo , nil gave poor Araalndo , who was t <
much Indisposed to start.
Of course Beauty Baldwin received ho
usual bunch of rosca at the very beginning
and acknowledged the token by turning oft
lap or two nt her briskest paco. If the llttl
lady was In the load the ovation that wout
bo tendered her would lift the roof. Bu
there is no use of thoughts I
this direction , for Miss Williams I
ono Of the most phenomenal fcmal
ridora In the world. Nothing Bccma capabl
of checking her vim nnd How of spirits , am
she dashed off at her characteristic whirl
wltiil gait nnd traversed fourteen miles i
the flrst hour. Miss Oakes , by the wa > , 1
at hist riding In splendid form , and for enc <
the speedy Omahan was unable to leave hoi
The effort , however , brought
flush to her chocks. She chase
the doughty local . rcprcsentativ
round nnd round the track , and held up t
her fairly well for the first hour. Early litho
the evening she , too , was the recipient of i
lovely bouquet.
Misses Woods , Lowls and Brown , doipit <
the fact that their powers of endurance liuvi
been wofully taxed for the past few evenings
ings , rode with all the vim and iiclcrmlna
tion of the inaugural night. Their grl
seems cxhaustlcss and irrepressible , nnd thi
greatest regret of the spectators la that al
can not win.
The interest the people of Omaha are
manlfcsting-in this spirited contest is some
thing fairly incredible. The" attendance
em bracinir nil classes of people , from the
ollto to the plebeian , has been simply tro
mendous. Nothing of the kind was ovei
witnessed hero before , nnd it will probnblj
bo many a long day ere these scones are ro
pcatcd. Men yell themselves hoarse , while
the ladies clap their hands nnd wave their
kerchiefs , and not Infrequently ndd tholi
sweet voices to all the rcsoundlne din. Lasi
night so numerous , and so mammoth It
dimensions , wore the floral offerings frotr
the admiring spectators , that for awhile 11
looked as if the building was to bo mcta
morphoscd into a full-blown conservatory
Thu reporters' table at ono timo'was a vcri
mass of odor-Urcathing blossoms. Most o :
the ladies , too , have received tender mis
sives from smltton lambs of the masculltu
gender , nnd Miss Woods was actually pre
sentcd with r.n exquisite gold watch will
diamond studdlnps'
Consult the dudes of tender years ,
That cluster in a park , ,
The grandpapa who feebly leers
At the fairies on the track ,
And they will say no earthly sights
Compare with winsome maids in tights.
That the graceful wheelers are gradually
showing signs of distress there is but lltth
douot. This Is not to bo wondered at ai the
task they hnvo had on hand has been a mosi
arduous one. At the expiration of the flrsl
hour there was more than one pair of cheeks
that Klowod nnd burned "with an unnatural
ness , which quickly changed to pallidness
Miss Woods was finally compelled to dls
mount , and ns she was really painfully ill ,
the onlv wonder was that she didn't remain -
main off altogether. The words "give up , '
however , worc-left out of her bright lexicon
and af tor a ton minutos1 breathing spell sh <
was back again and rushing uround th <
track like the little thoroughbred she is.
The ono serious drawback at the Coliseuir
is that the thousands of cigars , both im
ported nnd vile , that are vigorously pulled al
by thoughtless men , soon fill even this vast
structure with smoke , making it both hard
uxm | the lady riders , and the tender portion
of the audience. The management , however
religiously prohibit any indulgence in tlu
wood among the reserve seats , nbout tlu
only place the stifling fog is escaped. Here
after an effort will bo inado to suppress thi
practice throughout the entire building.
At fifteen minutes after 0 Miss Oakes re
ceived her fourth masrnificont boouct. She
.bowed her pretty head , smiled sweetly , and
'speeding to the front led thoYace for a lapoi
ktwo amidst the vociferous plaudits of th <
multitude.
Miss Williams reeled off her two hutuirett
milo nt 9:23. : in just 13 hours , 49 minutes ant
15 seconds , and as the people cheered she
flashed ahead like a meteor , and In spite 01
Woqds' strenuous efforts to prevent her , sbc
never slackened her pace until she addcc
another lap to her surplus.
"Little Bald\yin" That's what everybodj
calls her took it in her pretty head , about this
tiuic.'to do'a little riding on nor own account.
Bending jauntily over her wheel she gav <
such'un cxhitlon of swift ana graceful riding
as no other lady in the nice is capable of
And she kept it up until it carried her wlthii
four lapi of Mies Woods , and in close proxim
ity to third place. Fifteen minutes lutoi
Miss Woods left the track u second time , and
Baldwin wheeled ahead of her.
Armaindo could not withstand the ex
eitoment of the merry whirl , and nt flftcer
minutes of lOsho emerged from tbo dress
ing room , mounted her machine and joined
the circling procession , cutting out u pace
that recalled her palmiest days.
After surveying the enormous audience
for n few moments lost night and there
were certainly 0,500 people In the building
Manager Kelt remarked to THE BIK reportet
that this is without doubt the greatest
bicycle race that was over hold In this 01
any other country. To-night the admission
as is the custom on Saturday nights , will be
oO cents.
Miss Woods was taken violently sick at 1C
o'clock , and was taken homo in a carriage
Tills was greatly regretted by everybody , as
she had made n most heroic race under the
most trying circumstances.
The llunl tilt between Mies Williams ant
Beauty Baldwin was ono of the most thrill
ing nud exciting scenes of the week's racing.
And notwithstanding all of Williams' '
vaunted powersshe couldn't gain at all upon
the popular little Now YorKor.
' 1 he score now stands :
Miles. Laps ,
Williams . 210 4
Lewis . - . aia 4
Baldwin . 207 (
Woods , . . . 11)8 ) !
Oakcs . 205 (
Brown . - . . 200 t
Armaindo . us (
"What it
To the man or woman who 1ms novoi
boon ill , the word "health" is meaning-
loss. But to the ono who has sulTorcd
and tl Hiiircd ) , health appears us u pi-ice
lose boon. To the thotibandsof unfortu
nate woman who uro Buffering from
some of the ninny f ovine of wcakncssou 01
irroRuluritioa Ticuuliar to thoii4 BOX , Dr ,
Pierco'a Favorite Proscription holdt
forth the promibp of a speedy restora
tion of thib "priceloBs boon. "
Hanta KO
CHICAGO , March ' . C. A. Parker , of Chicago
cage , wus to-day made general freight ugenl
of the Chicago , Topeka & Santa Fe road
with headquarter * at Topeka , lu place of S
B. Hynes. who is made general freight agent
of thu California Southern rood , ono of tlu
most important Hues in iho Simla Fu syn
tern ,
_
HumlrcdH Dytnc of Hunger.
LOXIXKV , March S3 , Tuo Standard's
Shanghai correspondent say : The nuuibci
of deaths caused by the famine In Shantutif
in appalliug , Muny of the inhabitants arc
committing suicide through despondency
there being etlll three months to vvult for the
harvests.
SICK HEADACHE
' 1'ositirelr cured by
hre J.Mtlo IMlls.
CARTER'S
Tliejr also rellero Dis
tress frtra Dynpeptla , In-
ITTLE dlgcbtlon and Too Heart )
IYER Bating , A perfect rein-
PIUS. Had Taste
In tha Ifoulb , Cheated
Tongue. I'uln In tUe Side ,
TOWID UVJUL
regulate Uiu llowcb. Purely Vegetable.
SDAU.PIU , SMALL MSB SlULtfllCE.
Were .Mlm \ enough to heed this advice In
season , a world ot snlTcrlnp would bo avoided.
If you under from impure Mood , scrofula ,
dyspepsia , billousuess , headache , take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Fold bj-all itrnRftiti. { UislxforfU. Prepared only pl | tlxforfl. Prepared only
bjr 0,1. HOOD A CO. , Apothcc tlciI wcll , Mast. t > 7 C. I. HOOD A CO. , Apotlioculci , Ixiwoll , tlau.
IOO Doses Ono Dollar IOO Doses Ono Dollar
R. RR. . RADWAY'S ' READY RELIEF
TIIK MOST CKHTA1N AND BAPK
In the world that Instantly stops the most excruciating ptxlus. It never falls to glvo enso to the
stiUcrcr of 1'aln nrlslng from hntovor cnuso : It Is truly the Brent
CONQUEROR OF PAIN.
It has done moro peed than any known remedy. Tor 8PIIAINS. 11UUI8K8. IIAClf ACHT5 , PAIN
IN TI1K UIIUST Oil SIDKS. UKAIIACHi : . TOOTHACHE , or any other external 1'AIN ft few nnplf.
rations , ntbberton by Imnd act like mnclc. c. nslng tlio piila to Instantly stop , ForCeiNOKSTlliNS
INKItA IMATIONB. HIIKUMATI3.M. NKUItALGIA. i. bflATIOA. PAINS IN TUB
HM Alili OF THI < HACK , more extended , loncer ( ontlnucil and rcpcntud uptillcntlons nro nncca-
Bnr > ' . All IMTKItNAI. 1'AINS , DIAltlUKKA , COMU , SPASMS , NAUSRA. KAINI'INO SPKF.LS.
N IKVOUSNKSS. . 8I.UUPLBSSNKS3 nro rollovort Instantly nnd quickly cured T > y taking Inwardly
0 to CO drops In half u tumbler or water. Ml cents a bottle ; sold by nil Urttcglftti.
WITH HAUWAY'S PUJ.S there is NO UKITEII CUItK OR VKBVUNTION or VKVKKor AaiJB
Mention tlio Omnbn Ilcc.
ATTBAOTIOK
UNPBEOBDBNTBD
OVKlt A MlTjTiIOK DlSTniltUTKUt
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
lncorpor.it i' < l'liy the IcsUlaturo In l > i6S foi
Itduciitloiml und Chnrltablo iiurposes , and it :
franchise ma'le n part of the present St.ito Con
fatltutioii. in 1870 , by an overwhelming populai
vote.
Its MAMMOTH nilAWINOStakoplaca Seinl
Annu.tllyMtmi ! nud Dccnmbar ) nnd its ( iHANL
SINOLK XUMIIKIt IHtAU'INOS tnko plixre lr
each of the other tun months or thu year , anO
nro nil drawn In public , at tlio Academy ol
Music , New Orleans , hn.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS ,
For Integrity of Us l > rnwins , mid Promnl
I'nymont of 1'rlzcs.
A1TK8TKO AS rOM.OWS !
"Wo do hereby certify that we suporrlsat-
arruUKemonts for all the Monthly ami Saml-An
uual Drawings or The Louisiana Stuto Ixittovy
Company , nnd In pcwon mnnugo nnd control
the Drawings them elve * , nnd that tne wimo
ore conducteil with honesty , IntniM * , nnd In
peed fixlth toward nil partlos , and wa authorize
, he company to UHB this certificate , with f.ic-
binilles of ouaslsnaturos attixchoil , lu its uuvcr
tiscments "
COMMISSIONRKS.
We , the undor-ilgncU Hanks and Hankers , will
ay nil Vrlro-i "drawn In The Louisiana State
Lot * rles which may be presented ut our coun
ters.
II. M. WALMBI.r.Y. Pres. Louisiana Nat. Ilaulc ,
FiKUltB fjANAUX. Pres. Stnto Nat-'l Jlnuk.
A. UAMNVIN. Pres. New Orleans Nnt'l Hank.
CAUL KOHN. Pres. Union National Hank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING ,
At the Academy of Music , New Or
leans , Tuesday , April 1O ,
1881) .
CAPITAL PRIZE , $300,000.
100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves , $10 ; Quarters , $5 ; Tenths , $2 ; Twsn-
tn4Ti ? * 4l 1
i piuzB'oKjnoo.ooois j-joo.w
i I'lti/.i : OK loo.ocois Wfw
1 PIHJ5M OK MMXWis KMHW
ll'ltlKBOK 2T.OU01s S-VOI
2 vur/.rs OK lo.ouanre JM.OOU
r , I'lti/.ns eK r > , oooaro. . . 'wtoa
itt PKIZK8 OK l.ejOOnro avwi
100 PHIZBS OK MM are BO.'OQ
200 PHIZES Ol' aoanro O'l.eKXl
BOO PIUZKS OK 300are lOO.lWU
AI'I'ltOXIMATlO.N 1MI1/1.S.
JOO Vrizua of JAOO are $50'XXJ '
10 ( ) I'/lzssof IJOOnio : . ! )
100 Prizesot 20laro ( ! iOe > x
Tr.llHINAl , l > lil7K .
009 Prizes of ? IOO are t'A'iOl
OSniprlzeHot lOOare Ki9JU ;
3,131 Prizes , amounting to flefi < , X
. NOTE. Tickets Irawlm iiic3l'r Capita are notcn-
titled to terminal prliet.
7/"Kuii c'l.uii KATKH , or nnr further Informullon
desired , \rrllo Ir lbljr f ) tliu undoralffiioU , cli'nrljr
statin ; your resldoiioc , with Klntc , Countr , btrrutnnd
Number. Mora rapid return mall delivery will be w
ured by your encloilnz an enclosing bcarlnij your
lull athfton * .
Hcnil 1MHTAI , NOTK3. ICrprcn Monor Onlcrs.or
New York r.xUioiiKd In unlliiury letter. Cnrrencr bj-
ISxprcss ( at urvxi > oiiic ) a < lrtri'd. .
' '
OrM.A. UAUI'llIK. Kuw Urloaui , I/a.
WniUlngton , 1) . C.
Address RegistereTletters to
NUW OIltlJANS NATIONAL HANK ,
New Orleans , I < a.
1 > 171\TTn\TTJ17I > That tln > iia iicnt of
IvrjJVlhMJ J lxiW i mMtAvrKKn
IIY ( ( ( UK NATION AMU NKH of Vuw Orleiux. niij
tliu llckrtxmu tluneJ by tliu Tjonlihut of an Initltii-
tlon wliciso rliuricrud rlulilt uro rcuunlrod In Iliii
liliihustcoiirtK : thcruroro , buwaroofnll Imltiitlonior
nnonyiiiotin bchotne. . * '
U.si : nOIlAH la the pilce of the innillest part or
/ruction of it ticket IbMJKI ) IIV Un In ny druwliu.
AnytliiriKiri ouruamu offered for Ins UIMII u itollur ,
Health is Wealth !
Dn.r.C. Wr.sf's XKHVB AHU HIIAIN TIIKIT-
MEHT. ttKiiaruntool HneclllR for llyxt rlit , DI/z ( .
nun8 , Cumnlhloiis , Jit * . Nervous NvmulKla ,
lloiulnclic , Nuivnuit I'rodtratlon cuusoil hy ilio
u o of ulcoliol or toliacco , Witscfuuu ! | 4 , .Munt.il
DnpruHslun , Hoftmiln ot the lfr.iluroaultliiiln
inanity ami iBurllrmto ml Ty , ( lecuynnd dnnili.
I'luiiiutun * OM AKH. UarreniHK- / > 4 < ol I'oiver
In eltliur ueit , Juvoluntary I/JMIM mid Sprnnat.
orlioacaused by ov r-ox rtfr > nnC thvbralii.KQlf.
abuse or ovoiliKlultfbnun. Uacli box cDiiiului
one moiith'it troutment. II.IXJ u box , ot ult lioxua
forWJWH nt by mallpropalil omvrolpt-nf prlio.
WE GUABANTBB SIX BOXES
TocuiaunyTit u. With vanli order jncclveU > > y
nsforsU ) ioxe3 , uctompiiulcU with t-'i.U'.Mu will
) > eiul the purcltauer our written ftitarunton tors-
Fund the money if tdo trnatmcnt ilf > < * not eif ct
u cure. Uuitrantoos Uxiie'l < mly by ( icorliiian
DruiCo. , UmuKUts , Bulii Aueats , lll'J 1'uruaia
l , Oinaliu ,
TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES
I Il'iH'.lft H'flhtvtii * liiftu * H Try Ofl6 *
' "
rC'roiiBh"country " * "nu
1 lieut HatiiMction
uick *
. . Hold
II. U ) per box , ll orbyntall from Doo-
um Alfrf V. Vulldjicctloua.
Are ttis belt
Wlarclr"in" In which
to purity your
blood. Hood's
Atno oilier
docs
much need thu ntd ol a ro-
llablo medicine like Hood's
BnrMpaillU , ai now.
Impoverished condition ol
the blood , the weakening effects ot the lone ,
cold winter , the lost appetite , nml that tired
feeling , nil make A good spring mcdlelno abso
lutely necessary , Hood'a Sars.iparllla U
peculiarly attained for this purpose , nnd In-
crca-ies In popularity every year. It U the
Ideal anting medicine. >
" .I must My Hood's Snrsiipnrllla Is tlm licsl
medicine I ever used. Last uprhiK I lind no
nppctlte , and the least work I did fatigued mo
ever so much. I begun to take Hood's Snrsa-
parlll.a , and noon felt that I could do as much
In a day n * I had formerly done in a week ,
My appetite Is voracious. " Mns. M. V. MAY-
Aim , Atlantic City , M. J.
N. D. It you decide ; to take Hood's Sarn.v
parllU do not bo induced to buy any other ,
ESTABLISHED 1851 ( ISO So.
Iho Regular Old-Established
PHYSIGIAH AND SURGEON
h Ml Tfcaltag with tha Greatest
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M A T. . !
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Fnlllne Memory , Exhausting Drains , Terrible
Dreams , Head and Back Ache and aUiheefTectl
leading to early decuy and pcilup Consumption 01
Insanity , treated scientifically by new methods with
never-failing UCCMI.
S3- SYPHILIS and oil bad Blood and Skin OIl >
casea permanently cured.
. -KIDNEYi nd URINARYeonpUlntiQleet ,
Gonorrhoea , Strlctu re , Varicocele and all disuuei
of the Genlto-Urinary Organs cured prompt ! jr yrithout
injury to Stomach , Kidneys or other Organs. '
aiNo experiments. Age and experience ltn
portant. Ccnsultation Tree and eacred.
S-Send | cents postage for Celebrated Works on
Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Diseases.
A ? * Fhosn contemplating .Mairiace send for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each
IS cents , both 05 cents ( stamps ) . Consult the old .
Doctor , A friendly letter or call may savefuturesuffer.
lag and shame , and add colden years to life. 43iioo1c
"Life's ( Secret ) Errors , " soccntsstamps ) . Medicln *
and writings sent everywhere , secure from exposure.
Hours , B to 8 , Surdays 9 to st. Address
P. D. CLARKE , M. D. ,
186 So. Clark St. . CHICAOO > ItL.
, OMAHA. . . .
MEDICAL a * " SURGICAL INSTITUTE"
N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodare Sts.
TOH THE TUEAT1IENT Or ALL
Appliances for Deformities and Trassoi.
Dust facilities , apptratui nnd remrdln for nuceou
fill treatment of uvetf lorm of dlsoasu rtsiulrloi
Medical or Surgical Tru.iUncnt.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard and attaudancc ; boat Hospital accoinmodt-
tlon In the west.
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Diseases of Women a Specialty.
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All Blood INioatai tueeonfully treated. Hyplillltta
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Nuir ro torntlvo treatment lor loss of Vltnl IMner.
fenoni unable to Tint u > may bo traatod tit liome tif
cprreaixijidrnce , All comuiuulcatloni ronndvnual.
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n-.iiruly tiAckod , no marks to Indicate content , oi
cndcr. Ono poitonal Intcrvlow proforrcd. Uallnna
coniultui or saml lilitoryof your unt , na fu will
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Qor. 13tt and Dodgu Sts , , - OMAIIA , NBB ,
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