Nebraska Newspapers

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Q TTTTC OMATTA BATLY BE > E : SATTTRDAV A PUTT , R. 1SRO.
THECITY.
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City Comptroller Goodrich has tho'
cJty warrants for salaries for March
ready. The amount of the warrants
IB $34,020.
"Mayor JJroatch and the Sunday
Law" will be the theme of Elder J. 13.
Johnson at the Walnut Hill Christian
church on Sunday night.
The flro department was called to
Twenty-fourth and Ilarnoy about 11
a. m. , whore a little shed made a big
blazo. Ton or $15 will replace it.
Rev. II. E. Eddlobluto will speak at
thoNowman Methodist church to-night.
Great interest is being tnanlfostod in
the revival meetings now in progress
thoro.
The magnificent warehouse on Tjcav-
on worth near Ninth for which George
M. Troutman lias taken out the permit
is to cost $40,000 instead of 3-1,000 as has
boon erroneously published.
The city treasurer yesterday received
bids for $76,000 worth of paving bonds ,
8100,000 worth of renewal bonds and
8100,000 worth of sewer bonds. The
bids will bo opened at 3 o'clock.
Miss Mlnnio Wood , principal of the
Leavonworth street school , is making
arrangements for an excursion to the
Paris exposition. She anticipates a
largo number of tourists from Omaha
will go.
A lady who docs not sign her name
complains to Chief Sonvoy that Charley
Kommors sold liquor to her husband in
the basoniont , of the Plorco hotel last
Sunday and the Sunday boforo. The
notice will Investigate the matter.
Personal
J. S. Wilde , of Wnnoo. is at the Mlllard.
J. L. McDonougli , of Orel , is nt the Paxton.
O. II , Baltics , of St. Louis , is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.E.
E. S. Wllcojr , of Pcorln , 111. , is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.J.
J. E. Enilo ? , of Now York , is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.Jiuncs
Jiuncs Dunne , of Chicago , is a Murray
guest.
W. W. Kyle , of St. Joseph , Mo. , is nt the
Murray.
W. Ij. Eastman , Grand Island , is at the
Murray.
E. J. Blalco. of St. Joseph. Mo. , is at the
Millard.
Duncan Campbell , of Chicago , Is at the
Millard.
William Valentino , of Nebraska City , Is at
thoMillnnl.
J. S. Otis , of Kansas City , Is a Paxton
house guest.
A. n. Patton and wife , Pueblo , Colo. , are
at the Paxton.
J. E. Stouffer , of Grandlsland , Is registered
nt the Millard.
R. A. Ellis and wife , of San Francisco , are
at the Millard.
George W. Grlbbcn and wife , Falrbury ,
nro nt the Murray.
J. W. Koblnson and E. M. Lewis , of Bos
* ton , nro at the Murray.
Abnpr Groves ntid S. A. Dow , of Dow City ,
f la. , are nt the Murray.
Police Commissioner liar tin an and , family
have returned from California.
Mr. McKay , o f Spoknno Falls , W. T. , Is
visiting his daughter , Mrs. George W. Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Homo , of Burlington ,
Iowa , nro visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
Burgess.
At the Barker : C. F. Gatzo , ttoclc Island ;
Miss Johnson , Gconoa , Ncb.J. ; H. Sullivan ,
Chicago ; J. A. Foley , Beatrice ; Miss Carrie
Russell , Hastings ; G. M. Jarvis , San Jose ;
Robert Capello , ChicaeoV. ; . C. Stevens ,
Boston ; J. P. Cobb , Baltimore.
Scwor Bids.
The board of public works is about to ad-
vcrtiso for bids for extending the North
Omnha sewer and for the construction of
a sewer in district S3 , from Twentieth to
Twenty-fourth streets , on Ohio , Miami and
Maple streets. _
Itetnlintion.
Joe Halter , who assaulted his employer ,
Leon "Kopold , proprietor of the European
hotel , and got fined for It , has retaliated by
swearing out a warrant for his late employ
er's arrest on the charge of selling liquor on
Sunday. Kopold will have his trial on ( ho
eleventh. _
Carelessness Causes Loss.
Some careless person loft the faucet open
In the Cmnha club rooms and as a result the
latter and S , A. Orchard'a carpet store have
been flooded with water , destroying furni
ture and ruining several line carpets and rugs
belonging to both the club and the nbovo firm.
It is bettor to need relief than want a
heart to give it. The rplSof you want
for Catarrh you are certain to find in
Warner's Log Cabin Rose Cream ,
nn "old reliable" catarrh remedy. Give
it a trial ; only COc.
Ilnrns Damaged.
Two barns owned by Joe GriQln andFrank
Arnold near the corner of Twenty-fifth and
Farnam wore damaged by flro yesterday
morning nt 11 o'clocic. The loss on Arnold's '
property is $150 , and about ono-haU that
amount will cover Griffin's damages.
The IluiUara' Return.
John M. Thurston , O. F. Cat 1 in , Dr. Poo-
body and Henry Honiara arrived from the
west yesterday from a hunting tour along
the Platto. The party succeeded in bringing
in-n largo consignment of wilil geese and
ducks , and they report a most enjoyable
lime.
Tim Hospital Architect.
The county commissioners , with the oxcop-
lion of Commissioner Corrlgan , awaited word
from Architect Meyers nt the court house
yesterday , but none cnmo. Worlc at the
hospital is going on Just the samo. Tlio con
tractors nro putting in the arches but expect
to get extra pay for thorn whou completed.
A baitKlior Assaulted.
The awkward driving of Caspar Rich in
front of the Max Mayor bloc ) : excited the
laughter of a number of passors-by about
nee n. Ho thought that C. W. Graham , the
owner of the cane rack , laughed the loudest
and ho assaulted him with u club , cutting a
fearful gash in his bead. Ho was arrested
for it.
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Flnslios rmd Report * .
Thursday night whllo ono of the first motor
trains was going around the loop , and when It
bad passed the corner of Twelfth and Farnam
streets the trolly slipped from the overhead
wlro nnd became entangled in ono of the
cross wires. The accident was followed by
two loud reports nnd such brilliant Hashes of
electricity that the United States National
bank building seemed to bo in a perfect
glare ,
Married In llnsto.
Mr. Frank Wagner nnd Mrs , Augusta Cot-
tonnaun of Fort Calhoun wnntod Justice
Kroogor to marry them Thursday. Frank
had a license from the county Judge of Wash
ington county , but the Justice told him that
this would not hold good hero. Ho there
fore repaired to Judge Shield's ofllce and
paid another dollar for a now llccnso. Ho
then returned to ICroogcr's oftlco and flash
ing the document in the Justice's fuco told
him to lese no time in tying the knot Kroo-
ger did as requested and the impatient
couple wcro made ono.
As a IilcoiiHo Hoard.
Tlio flvp and police commissioners met as a
llccnso board yesterday afternoon. Inspec
tor Turnbull's report , showing 240 licensed
saloons doing business in the city on April 1 ,
was received nnd filed. The commission
then considered tbo case of James Hajax ,
who was lined by Judge llorka on Thursday
for soiling whisky at his saloon at 1333 South
Thirteenth street on Sunday. Mayor Hroatch
Vras in favor of revoking Haiax's license nt
on co. Mr. Smith desired to cite the offender
'befora the board to show cause why his
license should not bo rovokod. After so mo
discussion the matter WHS adjourned for
further dtjcujsloH to a mealing to be held ut
8 o'cl ok tub afternoon ,
OMAHA'S OK13D1T.
It la First Class nnd Eastern Urok-
era 1'rovo It ,
Cltv Treasurer Hush made an extraordi
nary sale of Omnhn botds yesterday. The
amount of the bonds sold Wai $375,000 , di
vided as follows : * 100,000 Union 1'nclflo
renewal bonds , $100,000 sewer nnd $ T5.000
paving. There vroro many competitors
among tbo eastern financial brokers , and the
bids vnrlod from * 1.03 17-100 to * 1.03V wro-
mlum on the batch of bonds. The brokers
who purchased the bonds at & % cents pre
mium with accrued interest , wore N. W.
Harris < fc Oo. . of Chicago. The Now York
nnd Boston brokers who have heretofore
been the successful bidders for Omaha so-
uiritlM wore In with generous offers , but
cat the bonds by merely fractions of cents.
The city treasurer stated that it was a
ivondorful sale and had exceeded all previ
ous expectations. Ho attributed the big pre
mium paid on the bonds to two causes. Ono
was the fnct that money was plentiful in
: ho cast nnd bonds were in netlvo demand.
The principal nnd stronger cause was that
M72.000 worth of Omaha securities fell duo
April 1 and were redeemed by the treasurer
us fnst as they were presented. According
to these facts Mr. Rush says that Omnhn
bonds are the most desirable municipal bonds
In the market.
The securities nro 5 per cent bonds , nnd
wore the talk of iho town last night among
ho bankers nnd brokers. The sale shows
hat Omnha bonds are greatly In demand.
Icroloforo the premium has been from 3 to
1 per cent.
It Is n Curious Fact
That the body Is now moro susceptible
to benefit from modlclno than nt nnd
other season. Ilcnco the importance of
' .aking Hood's Sarsaparilla now , when
t will do you the most good. It is
really wonderful for purifying and en
riching the blood , creating an nnpotito ,
and giving n healthy tone to the whole
system. Bo sure to got Hood' Snrsa-
rillti , which is peculiar to itself.
'GOOD ' BVifi , * SWEETHEART. "
Rivals Tor n Ijiuly's Smile Indulge In
n Race.
A vc'ry novel nnd interesting race took
Dlnco on Dodge street Thursday afternoon
between two colored swains who were
hrcatonlnc to go to war over the affections
of a comely colored hello , named Fnnnio
Lewis. The perturbed lovers wcro Billy
Marshal , a good looking , drossy mulatto ,
who totes hash at the Millard , and Alexander
Hughes , a big buck and as black as the ace
of spades.
To settle the matter once nnd f orpvormoro ,
Marshal said ho would ride four blocks on a
bicycle while Hughes ran three , the loser to
surrender nil claims upon the nfTections of
their dulcicnu. Alexander is a dead game
sport , and he said he'd have to go him. The
men then hastily doffed their outer garments
nnd made preparations for the momentous
event. J. J. Hnrdin wns selected referee ,
nnd everything in readiness bo gave the sig
nal for them to start , nnd away they wont
like a couple of deer. Marshal was terribly
in earnest and would have won , hud bo not
been compelled to dismount nt the Eleventh
street crossing by nn offset in the pavement.
He had made no allowance for this difficulty ,
and Alexander spoil on by him like the wind ,
winning the race by fifty yards or moro.
Billy wns a hard loser , and bemoaned and
abused bis luck Ilka a pirate. His voice
trembled and his oycs grew lachrymose , nnd
after the referee had announced his decision ,
refused to shako nnnds with his grinning and
successful rival. But IM gave up the girl
like a man , nnd to-day carries n heart beneath -
neath his low cut vest us heavy as chunk of
lead. _
A grand flourish of trumpets often
heralds the advent of an article which
fails , when tried , to justify the noise
in rule in its bohalf. The unassuming
merits of Van Duzor's Havering extracts -
tracts derived from choice fruit , of
standard purity , and elected over a
quarter of a century ago to the chief
place among flavors , arc too well known
to need more than a general reminder.
Cheap comuotiton of valuless articles
heighten the popularity of these. All
grocers. _
MAlti CHANGES.
Chle/Cleric Mnrpliy Goes Bade to His
. Old Position.
In accordance with his own request , Frank
T. Murphy , who has been filling the position
of chief cleric of the railway mall service ,
has boon transferred to his old place as mail
clerk on the fast mail line between Omaha
mid Chicago.
, Mr. Murphy will bo succeeded by J. E.
Cramer , for many years mail clerk on the
Omaha and Ogdcn route. Ho has boon con
nected with the mail service in Nebraska for
nineteen years nnd is in every way qualified
to fill the position to which ho has been ap
pointed.
Mr. Murphy requested that the change bo
made , knowing that his former position
could not bo otherwise than uncertain under
the now administration. Mr. Murphy was
appointed lo the position of chief clerk last
December , and has filled the position in a
manner very acceptable to his superiors.
The change in the ofllco will bo made
Monday. _
Wo feel perfectly safe in recommend
ing Chamberlain's Puin.Balm for rheu
matism , lame buck and all cases requir
ing n liniment. A beneficial elToct is
apparent from its first application.
Many aged parsons who suffer with
pains in the joints and muscles so fre
quently caused by exposure or sudden
changes of weather , find immediate ro
liof in Chamberlain's Pnin Balm. Give
it ti trial. Sold by till druggists.
To the Black Hills.
The following members of the board of
trade have agreed to become members of the *
party to make the trip to Dcadwood , Dak. ,
arranged to start from Omnha April iiiJ :
Euclid Mnrtin , H. G. Clark , C. O. Lobeck ,
W. A. L. Glbon , Thomas A. Crcigh , C. F.
Goodman , C. W. Thomas , James Stephen
son , Isano Johnson , Allen Hector , George \V.
Lmmgor , Ben Galngher , G. I. Hunt , E. S.
Rowley , Max Meyer , Daniel H. Wheeler , U.
U. Blnghnm , Edwin Davis , G. H. Hoimrod ,
Louis Schroeder , W. E. Clarke , Lovl F. Me-
Konna , James Gn.-noau Jr. , Henry Suiult. P.
Wlndhum , J. H. Erck , E. Kosy water , J. J.
O'Connor nnd Secretary Nnson. Besides
those these will bo four or llvo others , and
throe or four reporters. No additions to the
party will bo made after Monday.
TUB SUNDAY fcATV.
If It Is Being Broken Xho Offenders
E onpe.
The cases ngalnst'tho saloonkeepers of the
city for selling liquor on Sunday have not
panned out very well. Out of nearly a score
of complaints but throe convictions have
been secured , and thcso have appealed their
cases to the district court. The police court
juries have not taken kindly to the methods
adopted by the police In sending spies to
secure whisky on Sunday from the saloonKeepers -
Keepers , pleading sick wives and similar ex
cuses nnd then turning Informer on the
saloonkeeper , The cnso ngnlnst Ed Rotbory
was tried before Judge Borka yesterday
afternoon. Policeman Hudson testified that
bo wont to Rothory's saloon disguised as a
laboring man and secured a drink of whisky ,
Two witnesses who were in Rotlio/y's ' place
nt the time arranging some correspondence
for a sporting Journal , testified positively
that Hudson did not secure anything to drink
In the place. General Smith , for the pro
secution , tried to show that the defense's
witnesses wcro mistaken as to Hudson's ap
pearance nnd hnd In mind sonio other party
whojiad boon refused a drink. "How did
Hudson lookl" asked the general of ono wit
ness. "Ho looked like n hnbo , " was the an
swer that convulsed tlio court and spectators.
Realizing that It would bo useless to attempt
to shako the evidence of such a witness the
general rested and Judge Bcrka dismissed
the case.
95OOO Reward $5OOO
For n hotter or moro pleasant remedy
for the euro of consumption , bronchial
troubles , cough , croup and whooping
cough than SANTA ABIE , the Cali
fornia icing of consumption. Every
bottle warranted. If you would bo cured
of that disgusting disease , catarrh , use
CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE , $1 a jar ;
by mail $1.10. Santa Abio nnd Cat-R-
Cure are sold and warranted by Good
man Drug Co.
Pnlillo'worlr.8
The board of public works yesterday
granted the Omaha Street Railway company
n permit to extend , its track on Twenty-
fourth street from Patrick avenue north to
Grant street.
The Motor company was granted a permit
to lay an additional side track on Seven
teenth street from Izard street to Clark
street.
The board of public works has commenced
operations under ordinance No. 2000 ,
passed nt the last meeting of the council ,
which provides thnt before tiny street rail
way company shall build upon any paved
street it shall deposit with the city treasurer
the cost of the paving covered by Its tracks.
The board authorized Chairman Balcombo
to commence proceedings against the officers
of the Street Railway company unless the
pavement torn up by them on last Saturday
night is replaced by to-morrow night.
The following inspectors of paving , sewer
ing aud grading , wore selected for the ensu
ing year : LJ. H. Parker , Michael Donovan ,
Charles O'Noil , J. D. Urquhart , R. II. Mc-
Grnth , J. F. Bohin , Nllos Cnllnnan , Jerome
Pcntzel , W. P. Mumaugh , J. J. Conlon ,
Walter Wallace , M. S. Jonison , S. I. Valentino
tine , J. A. Griffin , J. R. Osborn and Frank
Henix.
Banking and lumber business for sale.
Inquire of C. E. Loomis , under Capitol
National bank , Lincoln , Nob.
Mortuary.
Mr. Byron D. Cooper , of Into nn engineer
on the Union ( Pacific , died Thursday of heart
disease nt his boarding house on Fourth nnd
Lcavenworth streets. Ho was thirty-eight
years old and unmarried. His mother , who
' lives nt Ann Arbnr , Michigan , has been tcio-
'graphed of her son's death.
The remains of Frank E. Drake , the rail
way official who died Wednesday night at
Kansas City , will likely bo brought to
Omaha for interment. Two children of the
deceased are buried in Prospect Hill cem
etery. The body will nrrivo hero Sunday
at 3 p. m. over tho" Missouri Pacific and the
funeral will take place direct from tho'Qepot.
The remains of Mrs. Peter Casey were in
terred at St. Mary's cemetery yesterday.
The funeral services took place nt St. Phil-
omcna's cathedral , where requiem mass was
celebrated by Rev. P. F. McCarthy. It was
attended by n larpo concourse of the friends
of tbo deceased. The funeral procession was
ono of the largest that has taken place in
this city for some time.
Fisher Printing Co. , 1011 Farnam st. .
telephone 1201 , blank book makers , etc ,
Hot After tlio Franchise.
Frank Murphy loft for the cast yester
day to purchase electrical material , cars
nnd the like for the Omnha City railway
company.
The request for a franchise permitting the
company to extend their lines across the
Union Pacific bridge will bo laid before the
directors of the road immediately , and it is
expected thnt nn nnswer will bo received before
fore the end of the month.
A New Train.
The connecting link between Ne
braska and Kansas has just been placed
In service by the Union Pacific railway.
This train loaves Council BlulTs daily at
4:45 : a. m. ; loaves Omaha at 5:05 : n. m. ,
and runs through without change to
Manhattan , Kan. , making direct con
nections there with the Kansas division
of the Union Pacific railway for all
points In Kansas and Colorado west
bound , and for Topeka , Lawrence , Kan
sas City nnd points cast ana south via
Kansas City. Returning , train loaves
Manhattan at 2:2-3 : p. in. ; arriving at
Beatrice at 0:25 : p. in. , Lincoln at 7:50 :
p. in. , nnd Omaha at 11:20 : p. m. , Coun
cil Bluffs 11:40 : p. in. , making direct
connection with Kansas division trains
from Kansas City , Lawrence , Topgka
and the cast , and from Dcnvor , Salina ,
Abelino and all points west , onabllng
passengers to visit the principal points
in Kansas and Nebraska In tlio shortest
possible tlmo. These trains have first-
class equipment , consisting of smoking
curs and first-class day coaulios of the
latest pattern. The now train will fill
a long felt want , and is bound to bo
popular. _
Ijloensea.
Following are the marriage licenses issued
yesterday In the county cojrt :
Name and Residence. Ago.
John E. Rolnstroui , Omnhn . 24
Amanda Carlcottu LIndgrin , Omnha . 23
Frank Wngnor , Fort Calhoun. Neb . U9
Augusta Kottorman , Fort Calhoun , Nob.tH
HJOURALrRlilTFUVOflS
tJ ed by the United SlatM Govtrnmf nt. P.nAorttfi > > the head * of the Great UnlvertItles
nod rubllcFtoJ AnaljUi.iii the filroncest , Tureit * nd taost Healtliful. Ur. Pj-lce'i Lrcam
UaViiil'owdrrrtc | not contain Amraotna.I.iiucorAlum. Dr I'rlce Delicious I'lavoringPjc-
UMUTanlllii , Lemon , Orauge , Almond , Ko c , etc. , do uot coutaln J'olsonous Oil * or Chciulcala.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. , NawYork. Chicago. 8t.Loul .
Tills powder never varlei. A marvel of purity
reiiRtliandwholosomoiioss. Jloro pconomlcal
than the ordinary Kinds , und cannot bo sold In
competition with the multitudes of low cost ,
shortwelKht nlum or phospnato powders. Sold
only lu cans. Hoyal lluklng Powder Co. , I'M
Wall street Now York.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 1878 ,
BAKER'S
Warranted absolutely pure
Cnroa , from which the excess of
Oil has been removed. Itrmsmord
than three times the strength
of Cocoa mixed ith Starch , Arrow *
root or Sugar , and is therefore far
inure economical , costlny tcis than
one cent a cup. It is delicious ,
nourishing , strengthening , eauly di
gested , and admirably adapted for in *
valids as well as for persons in health.
Sold by Oroccrs everywhere. I
r , BAKER & CO , , Dorchester , Mass ,
The"Lion"High Pressure Hose
Tlio.Bc.st Is tlio Cheapest !
FOR 'SALE
nv TUB
Following Plninte
Husscy & Day Co. ,
M. A. Free ,
( irnliani Park ,
J. J. Hniiiglmn ,
, T. L. Wclshans ,
J. R. linrimcloj ,
S. I. Morrison ,
Huso & Knife ,
And all loading
plumbers throughout
the west.
The pro mro KUaianteo Imprinted In tlio body
of the cover 1 * n prptectlon to the consumer
ngulubt common hose.
"Wo wont into tlio shoo business , not only for the money there is in it but because the sue *
ooss which attended the opening of this department lias again demonstrated what confidence -
fidonco the people have in us. Many of the customers told us that they waited for our
opening though they needed shoos badly. They know they could save money and they
Were not dissapointed.- Never was there a nicer nor a cleaner stock of Men's Shoes
placed Upon the market , and never were such honest and trusty shoos oll'orod at such figures.
And the way we warrant our better grades of shoos has somewhat startled the shoe dealers
That is a guarantee which means something and which protects the
customer.
Our stock comprises all grades. Wo have good strong shoos , made of good leather ,
at $1.25 , up to the very finest grade of French calf , genuine hand-sewed. Tlio later we
offer at $5.50. Many shoes are called "hand-sowed'1 uow-adays , but our $5.50 shoe is really
sowed and stitched by hand and is as good a shoo as any for. which fine shoo stores ask
you J8.
Our spring stock ofUnderwear , llosiei'y and otherMen's Furnishings , is now on sale
at our well known low prices. Our display of Neckwear is the largest and finest in town ,
and we show novelties not to be found else whore at our figures. Among other bargains
we offer this week :
100 dozen fine Silk Scarfs , in very pretty and novel shade ? at I5c each , and 75 dozen
elegant Four-in-Hands in the very latest patterns , at 25o each. Fine furnishing houses
charge for the same goods 50c and 75c.
In our Collar and Cuff Department wo will offer something this season that was never
heard of before. A genuine Linen Collar , standing and1 turn-down , at 5c each ,
and genuine Linen Cuffs at lOc a pair. This is no job lot , but regular goods , now
styles and warranted pure linen. We shall sell them all through the season for that
price. The very finest of collars made by the best manufacturers which other houses dara
not sell for less than 25c , we offer at 15c ; cuffs , 25c.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , Omaha.
GENTS
WITH
SPINAL
APPLIANCE
ATTACHED ,
Dr. OWEN'S Electro- ( Galvanic Belt and Suspensory Ciiro the follow-
ing dlscascsand all others " -iCj of a iicrvotis clmractcr : Uhcuma tlsin of any kind ,
Sciatica , Paralysis , Kpi- ipsy , Spinal Ulseafccs , St. Vitus' Dance , llrlcht's
Discasc , Piles , Heart Dls- [ iscsLumbagoGeneral and Kerv- f niB'Mi si''a.v " ous Debility , Cos
tlvcncBs , Kidney Diseases 'crvousness , Trcmblinc , Wanting Hock view , of .tho T , all
diseases caused from In- scretlon in Youth or Married Ula , Nervous I'rnctintlon , Personal Weakness or
K\haustion , 1'cmalo Coin- aints , In fact nil nervous diseases pertaining to Halo or Female. Mo challoreo the
World to produce a belt . _ R V at will compaio with it. 'I ho current is under the perfect control of the wcaicr and
can bo made mild ur Suspeucory. ntrontr to Biiit any complaint ; this cannot bo done with any other belt. Iho
Suspensory for weakness of men is connected directly lethe Battery. tll(5 dlsks nl ° eo adjusted that by means of our appliances
tlio Eloctricitv can bo carried to any part of ( ho llody or wherever tbo disease is located , HIB 's ' the Imtest ami
/ > * . ' V1'3. ' : t . improvement _ , i . . , V. c\cr . : . inado . _ i In npplyinff . _ . _ . _ . _ . Electricity z to . tbo - Borty fortho . . . enroot . . disease . . . . or ns a remedial . agent. 'Jli s
hlcctro-Ga'lvanicT iou > Bel lias jiistbeen patented m 16th , 1881" , ImprovedTelirtiary al . IQ > ; O . K\cry buyer of n belt
wants the beet , nnd this bo will find the Oxvcn to be. It differs from all others , ft is n licit'containing JO Galvanic- cells with 100 decrees of strengthexcept onr No. 4 Fr
Guarantee Bolt , which Coutalus
'Iho Owen Jtcltis not n
Ijy niiy ono before It is apiillcil to tbo body ,
nuwolfercdforBalo. To siiow the Entire Conflclc. .
days'trial , and if it docs not Prove to TJO or ilo what wo Ropro ont. yu can return it to us , I'liysfclans enilowo the Owen Jlelt as the best ,
of 123 pases written by n physician of over 40 years experience , which will bo sent you with our book of tesllmonlalsin ascaled envelope , glvinRlnstru .
without tlio aid of a pbyblcian or the use of medicine. Send for n pair of Dr. Owen's Electric Insoles. Prfco Jl.OO , which will euro you of Gout , Chilblains , iCray ps in t cot or ' CB8- - . , -
waslo your money on bells patented years atro.'o have privnto consultation rooms for ladies ns well as cents , and all who call or write us can i cst assured that they w 11 irecena nri " " ' , st- opinion | | ,
aud if the belt Is not adapted to ( heir case tliey will bo so advised. Open at nil limns. Consultation at ofllce , or by mall free. For Information how to obtain trial belt see ISS-pago pamphlet.
sffifcj The OWEN ELECSBIC BELT & APPLIANCE CO. . 308 North Broadway , St. Louis , Mo.
NATIONAL
. CirilONIC nnd 1'IUVATH II1SKA8K3 of
MUM nnilYO.M I'.N Bticccsafullr ( rciitoJ.
YOUNG MEN
SufTerlnR from the effects of jroutlifiil follies nr India
ere Huns , or am troubled wltliYoaknoei , Nervous
l ) MIHy , Ixjstxif Memciry , DonpOnilenoy , Avrrslnnto
f ocloty , KMnoy Troubles or any dlscaio of thu ( ; c l-
to-Urinary Owiins , rim bore Hnd afo and speedy
euro. CliurKvs rtmscmabln , especially to tliu poor.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
Thorn itro ninny troubled wltli too frcniiont ovasim
tlons of Ihu tila'liler , oriun urcompiuilwl liy 11 nllKlit
martini ; or Iniriilnu cn nthm , und wuukunlni ! of the
systum in luiiuimcr thu imtlcnt cannot account for.
On uxumiiilnu the urlmiry iloposlH n ropy audlniont
will oinm ttu found , and noinoilmoM particles of ulliii-
men will iipnvur nr tlio color bu ol a thin , lollklsli
line , nimln cImn lnK t n dark or torpid iu > iiuiriino.
Tlinru ura nmnr IIIIMI whodlu of IliUcJIIllcuity , lunor-
antol tliotanso. whlcu is ilio nccoiul etitunof unuil.
iml weakness , 'f ho doctor will iruar.intt'uit perfect
euro In nil nudi cnsesirmil n lieallliv rcntorallon of
tlioKcnlto-urlnnry oruaiia. Consultation fruo. Send
2-cont ituniptor "Yoanir Mnn's Krlcnd , or Uuldo to
Wedlock , " Jreo lo nil. Address
DR. SPINNEY & CO.
Main nnd 12th St. .Kansas City , Mo.
CZTMcntlun tills tmnsr.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING
Epps's Cocoa.
HREAKFAST.
"Ilf a thorotuh knonlaj e of tbo natural laws
wblciiRororn tlio operations of iluusilon unJ niitrl
tkin. nml liy u caroMI npulliritl'm ' or thu tin u imiptir
tics of null-selected Cocim. Mr. Hups has provided our
Lrcnkfttit tables wlUuitdollciituly flavored liavura.-o
which may save us many heavy doctors' Ullli. It Is
by the judicious am at such articles or diet that n
constitution limy bo eniltmlly uulU up until Btron
cnoiitfli to resist orury tendency tu dfsnitso. llun *
itredi of lubtlu maladies uro ilnatlim around us ready
loniUcltwhorurcrtbHrait 11 weak uoliit.Vumiir
< > sc i > o many a fatal haft by koeplnit ournelres well
Jortllled with pum hlou I mid it properly nourished
fr rae. " Civil bi'rvlco ( Jnzelto.
Mule simply with bollltiif water or milk , gold only
In half pound tins by ( Jroeers JaUoloJ thus :
JAMES EPPS & CO. . " ta
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John C Jacobj. )
Undertakers and Embalmer
At tboold Bland HOT Karnnm Bt. Orders by
telegraph solicited and promptly attended.
elepbone to Kp. .
lbCOX. MC3 Uraa vui'.r > r.Ml > . * T\ rl <
BLOUSES
For Ladies !
Made from tbe very best Feotcli llannoli
andJutsoy Cloth , aru in ( jre.it demand. Wo
have u comiilotu lliu * , ranging In price from
, .
ai-o strictly first class goods and
worthy of your Inspection.
The TY1ER SYSTEM Of BANK COUNTERS
Cannot be Excelled. They art Elegant In Design nnd
very low In Price. Also , Court House Furniture , jpd
Home 400 Styles of OHce Duki , Chtlrs. Tsllfi , tie.
100 Fage Illustrated Catalogue Free , Fostaga 7 Cts.
tYLEH DESK UO. , St , Louis , Mo. , U.S.A ,
: &C0 >
BOSTOH'MAJS-
EKOFbRILLV TRATED CMALOCVEFREE
PHOPOSALS FOU INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
THANSI'OKTATION. Department o tbo
Jnterlor.OIIlco of Indian Air airs. Washington.
March S3. IWl. ! Scaled proposals , Indorsed
"Proposals for Ilccf , ( bids for beef must bo sub.
ni ttecl In wojinrnto envelopes ) , llacon. Flour ,
Clothing , or Transportation , iVc. , " ( as tlio case
may bo ) , and directed to tbo Commissioner of
Indian Affairs , Nos. ( ) " > and H7 Wooster street ,
Nuw York , will boiecclved until 1 p. in. of Tues
day , April M. I8S3 , for furnlshlnij for the Indian
hervlco about tK ) , ili)0 ) pounds bacon , UI.UW , < > 00
poundii boot on the hoof , I.OOO.OOJ poundM net
beet , 2iO,0U iionndH bcnns. Tl.UOJ pounds liaklni , '
no\v < lcr. fi'KJ.OCO ' pounds corn , 477.0JO pounds cof
fee. H.COUO.WK ) noundi " Hour , 7f.Hl ( pounds feed ,
IM.KH ) pounds" liard bi-oad. B,00'l ' pounds bom-
iny , ! ! 3iXlU pounds lard , b71 b.irrols moss pork ,
17.UOO pounds o.Umeal. : I7.UOJ pounds oats ,
Kb',00) ) pounds rico. f.'l'X ' ' ) pounds tea , 3ltioiJ
pounds salt , St.mi ) pounds fioap. JOl.OK )
pounds suKar , aud1.00) ) pounds wheat.
Also , blankets , woolnn f.nd cotton eoods , ( con-
ulstlnij In part , of tlcitlnir. 5,000 yunisi ( .tandi-rd
callw. lou.tiui ) yards ; dilllliiK. ll.twyards ; ( luck.
free from all MizJnc. U .WW yards : ilculms , J7.WW
yards ; ainKliam , MiddiiUjnrds ; Kentucky Jeans ,
17iXD yards ; chariot , l-.OOil yards ; brown sheet-
lilt ? , : i.u.XH ! ( ) yafds ; blcachod Hlmcttiig , > .OX >
yardu ; hickory shlitlns , Ifi.W ) yards ; calico
HhlrtltiK , liri"0 yards ; wlntioy , U.'iflJ yardu ) ; cloth-
Inc. Ki'ocerloi , notions , Imnlvmro , iiipdtcal sup-
pun' ) , Hcliool bimksc. . , nnd n lone list of mis-
lellaneouH nrtlulos. such as IIHIIIOHH , plows ,
lakis , forks , ike , , and for about A'.o wiiKonsro-
ciulrod for the service , to bo dollvorcd at Clilca-
EO , Kansas city , ami riloux City. Also for such
wagons as muy bo roriulrud , adnptod to ti )
ollmatu of tliu Pacific Coaft. with California
btakos. dullvor ( l lit Ban l''ranrl co. Also ,
tian portatlon forsuch of thu artiden , goods ,
nnil supplies that may not bo contracted for to
bo dolivuted ftt the ai ; nciea. Illds must bo
made out on KovorniiU'itt lilanks. Bchcdules
ehowliiK the kinds nnd Humilities of subsistence
supnllns required for each agency and school ,
und tbn llud ; and ( iimulltliM in Kross. nf all
other Koodn and nrtftlcs , tojotner with bli.nk
nroi > o < nN. condltlnns to be observed by bidders.
tlini ) und place of delivery , turms nf contract
mid piyment , trunsportalmn routux , and all
ollu'r uoi 'siury Inbtructloim will huiurnl hed
rpon upplleaU'jn to tie ! Indliin Ofllco in Wash.
liiRton , or Nos , 5 nnd 07 Woostcr street , New
York ; the Commissaries of tiubsUtonco U.S.
A. , at Cheyenne. ( hlcaKO , Lea voir.vorth. Omaha ,
Hnlut. L.JIIIH , Haint Paul , and Pan I'runehco ; the
Postmahtins at bloiix City , und Vnnkton ; aid : to
the I'o&twastuisat the fiilloninv named jiUres
lu Kansas : Arkansas City , ( J.iUlnoll. T. peka ,
and Wichita. TliurltihtiH niMn-ved liy lliu KOV-
mnmcnt to rejec t any and all bids , or ar.v nurt
of any bid , nnil these proposals are lurlted
under proviso that appropriation shall bo inido
for UIB fliipjilks by CnnKrcss. Illdslll bo
opened at the hour nnd iluyabovu xtuted , and
bidders nro Invited to bu present at thu opening' .
Certified Checks. All bids must ho accom
panied by cei tilled chocks or drafts upon Homo
llnltod fitateb Depository or the J-1r t National
Jlankof Ios AiiRflev , Cul. , for at least llvo per
rent of tliu amount of the proposal. JOHN II.
OlllylUA" Coinuilssloiier , liichrJillUt
T. E. CI1.PIN ,
FIRE INSURANCE BROKER ,
Itooni 03 Traders' Jlulldlni ; ,
CHICAGO.
D1VO11C'IA. . UUUiminil. AllOUNKy.AT'LAW
m U ttrjorn du , uuickio ! au | t fr oi 11 rear ;
zt > e.lun' ; i
OMAHA' "J
MEDICALan"SURGICAL INSTITUTE
\
N. W. Oor. 13th & Doclsro Sto.
roil HID T1IBATUENT Ol' AM.
Appllansoi for Doforraltio : and Truoo3.
Rust facilities , apparatus and rumertlei for succen
rul truatmimt of nirrj form of dlsoasa requiring
MecllciilorHurzlcHl Troatment.
FlFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Uoartl ant ] ultenJanco ! best lioipltnl accotunjoda.
onsln tlio woit.
WIIITK ran CiitcitrAlts on Daformltles and Braces ,
Diseases of Woman a Specialty.
1JOOK ON Dl8EAiB3 OV WoUEN KllEK.
ONLY SELIABLB IIEDIOAL IHSTITOTB
> IAKIVO A p ciAi.rr or
PHIVATE DISEASES.
All Illood Dlioasai laeoesifullr treated , Hrpbllltlo
I'olson reniOTatl from thu sritom vrllliont raerourr.
Now rostoralUe treatment lor loss of Vital 1'iinbr.
furious uoablo to T'.ilt us max ho truated at honia by
corrosiioudence. All coinuimilcatluna coulMuntUf.
Medicines or Instruments sent l > { uiall or oxjr ,
snuraljr nackoil. no marks to Indies to contents or
icndor. Ono personal Intervluw jiruferred , Oil and
consult us or send hlstorr of jruur case , and we will
sand In plain wrapper , our
- BOOK TO MEN , FPEEI
upon frlvato , Bpocl.nl or Nurrous Disease
Uncjr. 8/plillls , Gleol nod Vurloueolc , with
llrt. .Address
Omalia Medical and Surgical Institute , or
me. MCMCIVAJUY ,
Oor. 13lk nd UodgflBU. , - - OMAHA , NBD.
Wyoming Qil Lands
LOCATED ,
AnA all neceaxury papers niloil ,
W E HAWLEY Civil
, , , Enginsar ,
CABI'KII , WVO. , or O.MAIIA. NBUUASKA
* lt
>
euccutafully used motitlily by over 10 000
iUullcs. Are Safe.Efftcluulunit l eatant
CJ pi-rlxix byrnall.or tdru1fKUt . BealtA
'
I'lirtlcular * a pontage nUmpn. AdUrew
Tuc EtnisBi CUSMUUL Co. , Vmnoir , Shea.
aale anil by mall ij \ Goodman
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