Nebraska Newspapers

    0 Tim fYMTAITA DAILY HRK : SUNDAY. , TAXITARY 2' . 1802 8TXTl mf "PAr.KS.
THE OMAHA PISE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE : - NO. 12 I'KAUL STREET.
Dcihotcd by Carrier to tiny part of the City.
It. W. TM/TON , - MANAOEK.
Ti-t , r Htl iIncM Ofllco . No < 1
NRht | , ; < | ltor . No i
N , Y. Plumbing Co.
Council muffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loans. 201 Sapp blocf.
Mr-s. J. N. Maldwln entertained n party of
ladles vcstcrday afternoon nt n Kensington
tea at her homo on South Sixth street.
MMV. . W. Sherman and Mrs. Albright
ontcitalned the Whist club last evening nt
the rcsldcnco of Mrs , Albright , on South
Seventh street.
Harrv Hhcphcrd of K sox. la. , who Is visit-
Imj the family of L. T. Woodward In the
castorn part of the city , met wllh nn accident
while coasting on Catmints street that
knocked out all tils front teeth.
Marshal J. L. Tompleton received a telo
pram last evening from City Attorney Slow-
in t , staling that ho had Ju t loft DCS Molnoi ,
accompanied by Attorney Oenetal Stone , for
Washington , niul that thov woJld bo joined
nt Chicago by Hon. Smith MePhcrson.
f.owls H. Kcoms and Miss Annlo 13. Law ,
uolh ot this cltv , xvoro married Thursday
evening nt the resilience of tbo bride , corner
of East Picruo street nnd Catmint : nvonuo ,
Justice Sxvriirlngcn oftlclailng. THe ceremony
mony xvas witnessed by a largo number of
Jrlrnds of the parlies ,
John Yanroy , who keeps a restaurant near
the corner of Hroadway nno Scott street , lost
nn overcoat yesterday morning , a colored
man xvho haj been working for him disap
pearing nt about the snino time. The colored
man i oupposod to have gene lo Omaha and
taken iho coat with him , nnd BO far no trnco
of him has been found.
J. U. Mitchell , xvho xvas arrested night
buforo lust on account of u telegram from the
sheriff of Monona county asking that u man
xvhoso description ho answered bo nrrostod
and hold , xvas discharged yesterday , n second
telegram being received notifying the police
that the man xvho xx-as xx-antod ImO been cap
tured In Onaxvn City.
Kcv. U. xV. Hughes , state superintendent
of iho American Hiblo society , xvlll corduct n
service Sunday nfiornoon nt : i:30 : o'cloctt nt
the Episcopal church especially for children.
Each clillil xvill rccclvo a lotcer containing
matters of interest. In the ovenlnn ho xvlll
deliver an address nt the union mooting to beheld
held in the First Presbvterian church under
llio auspices of Iho Pottnwattauiio Counly
Ulblo society.
A man named Etilor narrowly escaped
drowning In the rlvor I'liursilay evening.
Ilo xvas cuttltii : ice near Iho ripraps xvhon
ho slipped and fell into thoxvator. Thosxvlft ,
current carried him to the cdgo of the ice ,
ivhoro ho came to the surface and xvoulii
Imvo undoubtedly been carried under tbo Ice
had not ono of tbo other workmjn caught
his clothing wllh an Ice nick and brought
him safely to land.
James Bradley , electrician of tbo Ilro do-
purtmcnt. xvas busy yesterday putting the
apparatus In the noxv patent boxes at the
corner of Pearl stroct and First avenue , and
lit tbo corner of First street and Broadway.
Kach box is provided with separate calls lor
the patrol xvagon , riot alarm and tire alarm.
If the experiment ivlth them proves success
ful it Is probatilo that several more boxes of
the same kind xvill bo put in in various parts
of Iho city. _ _
U. K Colbttrn , rcprcsonting the Mitl-
Ittntl CoFeo mul Spice company of St.
.losoph , Mo. , will bo in the city for n
foxv tliiys only , anil on Monday xvill bo nt
Jtiincs & Hnvorslock's. nt S. T. MeAteo'f <
on Tticsdny , at J. T. Hopkins & Co.'s
on Wednesday , nnd nt N. A. Taylor's
on Thnralny/xvhoro ho xvill dispense to
nil xvho call n free cup of tbo famous
.1. W. W. Mooha and .liivncoirccs. Como
in mul got n. . drink of the finest colToo
you over tasted. It will bo remembered
that Mr. Edxvln M. Bunker of this city
is the trcnortil ngont of this tjront coiTco
mid Bplco company , and ho xvlll bo
pleased if every man nnd xvoman in the
ftty gets a cup of Mr. Colburn'b de
licious bovoni.ro. (
J'JSW.SO.V.IJ. J'.tlt.lUll.ll'IM.
Judge K. Peako of Blencoo. la. , is In Ihp
cily , a guest of D. J. Kockxvoll and family.
L.V. . Hess , xvho has boon seriously ill for
several day. * , xvas pronounced bettor yester
day.
day.J.
J. W. Tomplototi , father of the city mar
sliol , is dangerously ill xvith an attack of la
grippe.
' Miss Augusta Boxvkor , a prominent
I' teacher of DOS Moir.es , is a guest ot tliu
Ogdcn houso.
F. W. Woodruff of the implement firm of
Cntheart & vyoodrtiff , Correctionvillo , la. ,
was in the city yesterday.
F. W. Woodruff , M agricultural implement
dealer of Corrocuonvlllo , la. , xv < is iu mo Ira-
jiloment dbirlct yesterday.
S. E. Stiry of the Ilrm of Story & Boiuiott
of Cambridge , Nob. , xvas in the city yester
day laylt.g in a stooa of implements ,
J. S. Tnomas of Lexington , Neb. , has boon
lu tbo city for-tivo days past completing ar
rangements for spring trade in the implement
lino.
lino.D.
D. C. Chapman , formerly secretary of the
Yound Men's Cbrlstlan association , but noxv
of Ores ton , is In tbo city visiting friends fern
n foxv days.
S. K. Maxon is disnoilnc of his property
nnd xvlll leax'o xvith his family In a fcxv days
for Portland , Oro. , xvhero ho xvlll make bis
homo in the future.
Mrs. Peterson and her dat.ghtor Emma are
eonliiicd to their homo , f > US East Pierce
btroot , by diphtheria. A youncer child xvas
already ill xvith iho * nnio disease.
J. S. Thomas of Lexington , Neb , , an Itn
] > lcment dealer in that city , xvas in town
ycstorduy sorting up for the spring trado.
Uo reports a thrifty condition of things In
his vicinity ,
Mrs. O. H. Jacltsou has gone to Outline
Center on business connected xvith the Order
of iho Eastern Star , of xvhlch &ho is grand
matron. During her absence sue xvlll visit
DCS Molnes , Colfax , Noxvton and ( irliinoll ,
% Vo liavo our oxvn vinoyarda in Callfo- :
u u Jarvls Wino cominny , Ca. IJlutl'd
r , the tailor , JJ10 Urondway , has
nil the latest styles nnd now winter
Koodn. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Tivnnpproi'.lco nurses wanted nt the
W. C. A. ho1 il , corner Oth stroct nnd
( Jib avonu
_
( leurl III Trouble.
Dr. I 'ho is now In trouble In Omaha
on n c' ' , practicing medicine Illegally ,
was A , it of Council Bluffs several years
ago , imibor of curious tales are told of
hlif ' 'tig hli peculiar Idem about the
" t Iclnu nml the human anatomy.
nan Uvlnir on Mynstcr street state *
1-onnultcd Dr. Llubor wtlti rafcrunea
" \ 1 1 on bio ha had boon havlntr with his
A careful examination was made of
thu organ supposed to ho nf
and the doctor Informed his
patient that tils heart VIM BUS-
| iondd from his uhouldor blades hv a couple
of IkatronU , ono on each ula. Otio of thoxn
ilgumoillH , Uo told hli horrified patient , had
been already rotted away by the dlinaso , and
thn other was on thn fair road to the same
fin ) , Uncoiled but llltlo argument to how
the ninn iKuieuod of tliuso paoitllarly ar.
milled lnuirn l organs tlmt It would prob
nldy ha but a ( hurt tlmu until hli tioarl
would drop down nmoiiHhln dtgoitlvo or.
irAtK , when his nsino would bn noun chamiod
to Dennli. ThlH tory I * fully vouched for
b. thQ Kcntlomau who wan the roclplont nf
Ihl * UIIKJUO bit of medical ailvtre , mul theio
ii ro ialJ lo bo otbeu oitially | liiteic tlng ,
JnrvUwlld blnokburry l tlio bust
1C II. Hluittfo liai omtorn inotiiiy on
Jiiiiul fur real twtitto liwiit ,
Tim lltwton BtorM'uuuoil niudu , FH. ,
Qv ry i vMilHtf.ai a p , ' HI. , uulww
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HEWS FR05I COUNCIL Bll'FFS.
Hon , W , H , Ware Declares the Fate of
Prohibition in Doubt.
LITTLE WORK DONE ON THE SUBJECT ,
limn I.rgUtittorfl lln\o Horn ( Irltlui ; Ac-
qimlntcil Tim * 1'nr , lint Ibo Storm U
to ( l.ither nndMII
Itreak Curly.
Hon. W. II. Ware was In the city yoitcr
day on a short visit to his homo and returns
to DCS Molnes today to resume htcscnt In the
legislature. While hero no xvas asked his
opinion as to xvhat would bo done about pro
hibition tlih xvlntor In the legislature.
"Well , " xvas the reply , "It Is Inrd to tell
Jilit xvhat tbo outcome xvlll bo. Of couiso
xvo all knoxv xvhat the attitude of the demo
crnts U on the subject , but the question noxv
Is xvhothor vo can got enough republicans to
vote xviih us nn any square footed llccnso
bill to carry our point. J don't believe xxo
can count on moro than thrco republicans nt
the very oulsidoxvlio xvlll stand xvith us ana
it will take six votes to knock out the prohi
bition majority. The appearance of things
may change before long , but that is tlio way
It looks noxv. Wo haven't been agitating the
prohibition question very much doxvn at
Do Molnes , but have boon devoting most ot
our tlmo to getting acquainted. "
WOOL ( iOOIS roi"AI.MOYT A SONH.
The ( in-lit sVinl-.Xnimul dealing Sitle at the
Huston Store , Council Itlulls , In. ,
Opened Wcclncsdtiy inortilny. The store
wns closed till day Tuesday to nmrlc down
{ foods and tntiko preparations for tins
crcat event , which is looked forward to
with deep interest by almost every
housewife" in Council liluffo and bitr-
„ country.
IJoloxv is only n partial list of the
thousands of bargains that are offered
at this bale. For n bolter list of prices
sco Council niulTs dully Nonpareil ami
Glebe :
40-ituh bi'illiantino , former price , 50o ;
(
for IhU sale , 2oo.
'iO-inch all wool iilahls and plain flan
nels , COc goods , for U3o.
r 1-inch all wool ladies' cloth , worth
7oi' , for -10c. }
/iOc , 7Gc and 05t ! novelties in polka dots ,
camel's hair stripe and plaids , all in atone
ono price for this sale , -17H' .
40-inch all wool hcnriettas , former
price Sloe , snlo price 69c.
GO pieces all wool red shaker flannel
worth ; j"c , sale price "OJc.
iJoc all wool red twilled Jlannel , 19c
for sale only.
Co heavy unhloachcd flannel cottor.
llannol , . ' ) Sc.
All our fur capoa and muffs nt just
one-half the original price. $0.50 capes
for $3.2o , $10.00 capos for $3.00 , $12.00
capes for $0.00 , $17.00 capes for $8.50.
MtilTs : > , ' ! c nni IT for 17c , 75e mulT for 38i' ,
$1.00 muff for f > 0c , $2.00 mull for $1.00 ,
$1.00 mulT for $2.00 , $9.00 mil ft for $4.oO.
All our stock of innlTs the same way.
Toys and Fancy Goods \Vo must liavo
room for our immense stock of wall
paper which ia now on the way. All our
toys , dolls , baskets , clocks and bricka-
braek p.t just half ] ) rico for this snle.
18c Bannock Hum suitings 12c.
All our stock of prints , including best
blues , silver grays , black and whites ,
heavy twilled serges , all usual sold for
7c and 8c , for this sale 5c.
! ! 1-inch wide suitings , former price
15o , for this sale Oic.
HU-inch wide Armenian serges , in black
and white , former price 15c , for this
sale lOc.
12c } and loc outing fltinnols for lOc.
Best apron ginghams Oic.
Coats' and Clark's boat 200-yard spool
cotton fol1 He.
Belding's 100-yard spool sill ; for 5c.
Holding's 100-yard spool twist for Ic.
All our children's coats in two lots ,
$2. 75 nml $3. 25.
All our nowmarkots , that sold for
810.00 , $12.00 and "blo.OO. " all in ono lot
for $1.98 ; a chance that should not bo
lost sight of.
Ladies' short coats $3.00 coats for
$2.75 ; $ aOO , $9.00 and $10.00 coats for
$5.00.
Novelty garments , embroidered
sleeves and rovoreil front , $14.00 gar
ments for $7.00.
BOSTON STORE.
, WHITII.A\V : & Co. ,
Council Bluffs , la.
In this Courts.
The following business was transacted in
the district- court yestorUnv : Itenry Noifort
against L3. F. Dorothy and J. L. Foreman ,
judgment and decree for the plaintiff ; Mary
Olmstoad against D. H. Olmstoad , order
issued that K. II. Slioafo , George Canning.
II. V. Slead nnd M. Woodward bo brought infer
for cross-examination as to the things con
tained in tboir oflldavits at the expense of
the defendant ; William Larson against
Augusta Larson , default taken ; WioUham
Bros , against .ludd & Wells Co. etal. , two
cases , judgments for I''U.OO nud flC. ! ! 10
against the defendants ; liens of tbo plaintiff
declared superior to those of all defendants ;
WlcUham Bros , against Kutlo liloss
ot nl. , default taken ; M. J. Clatterbuclc
against K. F. Dorothy , judgment for plaintiff -
tiff ; Wiro-UuckloSuspondorcompatiyagainst
H. Kiscinan it Co. , judgment for the plaintiff
for f-'llli,1 , " ) . In the matter of the application
of Ilcury Wllltins and I'eter Masse for llio
appointment of u commissioner lo establish
lines and curves In dispute , Sctli Dean was
appointed commissioner to niako tbo neces
sary surveys and report at the next term of
court.
In the superior court the case of C. C.
Stanley against U. U. Mitchell , in which tno
plalnlitT sued for (135 for commission duo for
sales of real estate alleged to liavo been Bold ,
was tried and a judgment was rendered for
the defendant for costs , it boinp proved that
the solo was not made by the plaintiff. A
petition was plural on llio by J , U , Mc.Mur-
try , receiver ot Lincoln Insurance company ,
against the Capitol Insurance company of ,
DCS Moliics , bringing suit ( or ij 1,030. , claimed '
as roln an ranee.
There nro still n Juryo quantity ol
thobo beautiful .Tup irooiln nt the Japan
ese store , ! I17 Hroadivay , and to wivo
freight bai'lc to the coast all xvlll bo bold
nt importers' cost for Iho noxfc seven
days , I .nil I OH ( if thii city uml Oinithii
xvlll lind thin the host opportunity ol
tholi1 lives lo yet those jjoods at Sun
Turned stiito' * Ctldrnrc.
"Dutch" Iloylngton , the hack driver
charged xvith robbltnr Sam Stogolm , has decided
cidod to turn state's ' evidence for the pur
pose of completing the chain ofovldonci
against liU partner In crlmo , Fred Klasell
T.ho cane ugalnit him xva& dismissed yester
day , but ho xvas held as n xvlliiesj , and In ( In-
fault of flOO ball xvas taken to the county
Jail for Imprisonment until the case
comes up for trial. Klsscll xvas
bound over to the grand jury , r.nd
ho xvai nlio taken to thu county lull. Ham
Ktogelln , the victim of tha alleged rnbborv ,
xvho ran axvny and xvai recaptured , William
CaniAlmn , Chariot Latvian , Clurlosi Iloll ,
LlfHe Hamilton anil Loltlo Itoas , are all it
Jail for afo keeping as xvltnenoi , none of
Is
ttiPiu havlni ; furnlihed the roqulred bond for
roiiMin. The two XTUIIIUII xvura In the hack
vlth the thrco men the night the robbery li
claimed to Imvo taken | iUc , and mo t of 'tho
uinii now In conlliienioii ) ara tlu a ta whan
fiUacil HBt.ddcd ( ha itory of tha night's o *
capAtla.
Walnut blook t < nd'jomluf cunt ,
.ash mlHtHl , riolvtii iUHy Tlmtolior ,
10 Main ,
1-tMt III * liiillwf Half , j \
w * nawal I ! , vf In H M m m * t IV
toraw l f * wllM Mil at l'4w
, , va * mi tb itr * U la
* < ! ( vii tr.'dWo Hit v mi In ) f on urvuuul it I
his wife , of wtiom ho hftd lo t all Iraelr. Ho f
tated that she had been rutting with her
brother , .ferry Lnnnan. wbo Hvos at the
corner of Sixteenth street and Avenue CI , for
he last two weeks , and that ho had seen her
during the afternoon and tnado arrangements
o meet i her at the Hoclt Island depot and take
, hc evening train for homo. She failed to
show tip nt the appointed time , although her
slitcr-ln-Iaw claimed to have put her safely
aboard the motor In plenty of time for the
rain. Mr. Holinan telegraphed to L'ndcr-
vood , but nothing had boon seen of her at
that end of tht ) line , anil he was very certain
hat she could not have cotton on board the
rain anyway without his toeing hor. His
anxiety know no bounds , but tit' to 11 o'clock
nothing , hud occurred to allay his fears.
A 1'iriy < Vnl
George-10 , Williams xvas nrrcstoj yester
day afternoon on an Information illod before
Justice Sxvoarlnccn charging him with
burglary , The information alleged that hn
had entered the bottso of one John Morgal
nnd had taken tborofrom txvo bunches of
lath valued nt 50 cents. Ills bond xvas ilxcd
nt MOD and ho xvlll Imvo n hearing Monday
morning nl 10 o'clock , Morgal states tlmt n
neighbor of his xx'as building a house and
Williams had bean xvorklng for him. On the
day lu question iho neighbor's lath ran out ,
nnd Williams xvent after more. Whou ho
returned ho had txvo bunches , nnd xvhcn
questioned sain ho had gotten them of
Morgal. When an Investigation xx-as maiio
Morgal's honso xvas found to have been
broken open and not only the lath but a largo
amount of other lumber , In value amounting
to about j-'i , had been taken. Ho claims to
have pretty positive proof that Williams
took all the missing lumber.
J. O. Lemon hns Just Issuotl his statement
Of the tlnanccs of the past year In the Chris-
Ian Homo , of which ho Is manager. The
' cport Is audited by L. L. Uontloy of Mal-
vern | and .1. C. Pontius of this city , a com-
nittco ' appointed by the board of trustees of
the institution. The total receipts for the
voar ! was fl1Url.S2 , and tbo disbursements
SID.ISii.II , leaving a balanca In the treasury
of3S371. In nddltion lo the cash contrlbu-
lens there liavo boon a largo amount , of merchandise
chandiso of various kinds received.
Jarvis 1S77 brandy , purest , safest , best.
Vocal Music ,
Prof. T.V. . Davis , teacher of volt-o
ind "olo romling. Lessons private ,
'till or address at Grand hotel , Council
13 lulls.
AVIII Mnrl In Business Again.
Messrs. Klaiball & Champ liavo determined
to resume the loan nnd Investment business 1
n Council IllulTs , and 1th this purpose in
view wore yesterday negotiating for ofllco
room , They Imvo received many earnest as
surances of conlldenco from eastern capilal-
sts with whom they have had business rela
tions for years , and after n careful consider-
ntion of the situation thov have concluded
T
that Council Bluffs offers the best oppor-
Umitioa to rebuild their shattered fortune's.
\V1I1 Tench Stcnogrnpby.
Miss Augusta Bowker of DCS Molncs has
arrived in the city for the purpo.'o of taking
charge of the classes in stenography and
typewriting , which it was decided at a recent
meeting of Iho school board to organize. She
will also liavo classes in arithmetic nna
lihyslral georaphv ! in addition to her other
branches. The High school now has n total
enrollment of 00 pupils , which is moro than
over before , and is in lh'3t class condition in
every way.
AViitterson Wilt Speak. .
Arrangements wcro completed , yostortlay
between Henry Wattcrson of the Louisville °
Courior-Jounjal , nnd the Pottawattnmlo
Democratic association for a speech March 4.
on the subject -'Money and Morals. " It will
bo at the opera house , and will not bo of a
political nature. An admission fco of GO
cents 1s to bo charged at tlio door and the
L'uum in iu uti uaui'KUU ( LUU uuur , uuu itiu
proceeds of tno lecture will bo used iu lilting
up a club room for the association.
Drs. Woodbiirydonlislsnoxt to Grand
hotel ; line work' . specialty. Tolo. 1-15.
Dr. P. T Soy bar t has removed to the
Grand hotel. Telephone : > o.
Sw.xnson Mujio Co. , M isonic totnplo
WiXT DOWN WITH AM. OS ItOAKU.
Itiirnliiff of nil American Oil .Ship In Mld-
Oceiin ,
LONDON . Jan. " - . The British steamer
Egyptian Monarch , from Now York , whence
she sailed January S , reported that on the
morning of January 10 , Iho steamer then being -
ing in latitude north , longitude 10 west ,
she sighted a wooden vessel apparently of
American build on flroond burning furiously.
Judging from the dense black smoke nnd the
odor , Captain Irwin came lo the conclusion
that the burning vessel was laden with oil. [
As the steamer approaorcd the burning craft
two men could bo seen clinging to the bow
sprit.
A life boat on the steamer WAS hastily
cleared away lo rescue these two mon , but
before it could bo lowered , the "bowsprit foil
and the two mon. was precipitated into the
nea. Kfforts were inndo to iltid there , bat
they wcro not afterwards seen.
Captain Irwin thought It probable that
the boats of the burning vessel
were in the neighborhood , nnd re
mained near the spot until daybreak
in hope of picking thorn up. A heavy sea
was running nt the titno , and it is moro than
likely that if the crow had managed to got
uvrny from their vobsel they wcro drowned
by iho capsizing of Iho small boats.
1'lrxt Italnmll In Four VearH.
S t ANTONIO , Tox. , Jan. 22. Advices from
Durango , the center of the drouth-stricken
rcq-iou of Mexico , says It has boon valuing
tuoro steadily two days , nnd the downpour
still continues. Phis is-tho first rainfall iu
tnat part of Mexico for four years.
H. B. Joffers of Elkhorn Is at the Dellone.
\V. 11. Clointnons of Fremont is at the
Paxton.
F. W. Clarke of Creston , la. , is nt the
Paxton.
C. E. S"atiford of Alnsxvortb , Neb. , Is nt the
Areatlo.
M. M. Sullivan of O'Neill.JNob , , Is at the
Arcado.
W. ti. Washburii of Beatrice Is at the
Murray.
Ernest A. Yates of Lincoln is at the
Murray.
C. H. Tulloy of Kushvillo Is stopping at
the Arcade ,
W. ( I. Scott of Deadxx'ood Is stopping at
the Murray.
A. C. ICnlght nnd xvifo of Lincoln nro at
the Dollone , I"
W. II. Bryan of Sioux Palls Is stopping at "
tbo Dullonc.
1) . P. Uolfo of N'obmka City Is registered
at the Paxton ,
W. A. Fisher of Hod Oak , la. , Is stopping a
at the Paxton.
II. I ) . Hull ( if Marqueitc , NOD. , U registered
at tbo I'uxtoii ,
W. 11. Brooks of Beatrice was at the Mil
lard yohtorduy.
tlcoreeC. Hlckok , n binltcr of Dcatiwood , to
Is at tboMllltird.
W , C Hill of Blue Springs , Nob. , U stop
ping at the Arcado.
I ) . W Hasson of Norfolk , Nob. , Is regis
tered at the Mlllnrd.
U. K , French , ox mayor of Kearney , Is
stopping at the Paxton ,
of
W , H. Shu.for nnd wife of Lincoln are
reglsterod at the Arcado.
T V ( loldon , nn attorney ol O'Neill , Neb , ,
loglfttorod at the Arcade.
K. M. Morsman loft by the Uook Island fur
Chicago yosirrday afternoon.
N H , llradloy and wife of Mitchell , K. I ) . , fr
aru domlolled at the MlllarJ
Ion for ChlouKO yo tortlav
Jam * * Hull ami brother , Kamu" ! J , are
rui/UUiad at ilia Murniv from UavW Cliy ,
Neb.
Neb.Mr
Mr WillUiu Jaekitp , n nruuilniut attoruiy
, ( IWk Ultiod , U IB His dtjr WHMJutf itJUW
i oj ntotitti aqnlMl Ifie Km at J.
J 1) MpllruU , II U * wltw , U C Wmt
HKJ i intriM Huir of Xchutrka , Nib re
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1\IP/MTPPIM\ TIIl IM'niTTIPP
DISClSStD BY Flit DtPtTIES ,
Trouble With tMlLritcd Stales Eofcmil to
in thoiObilinn Congress.
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TALK OF WArVomCIALLY DENOUNCED ,
Minister Hurras , l.i\ce \ Asiurri thn I'lihllo
Unit 1'enee XX'III'1'Continue rriini thn
Killer's Wreck I'olltlen In Argentine
i\lriisltt : * rorBcrlcs ,
SAvmno , Cfillrvln ( ( ( Jalvcston , Tox. ) ,
Juii. S2. | By Mexican Cable to the Noxv York
Herald Special to Tin : Bic.-Tho : ) ques
tion of the .strained relations botxvcen the
United States and Chili came up In the
Chamber of Deputies yesterday , und the
tone of the declarations made xvlll glvo scant
comfort to those xvho are looking for n xvnr-
like termination of the trouble.
Deputy Mathlcu brought the matter before
the Chamber , saying that In vioxv of the
nlarnitng rumors which have gained circula
tion In the press ana among the people rela
tive to the questions nt ISJUQ between the
United States and Chill ho doslrcd to kno
from the government the actual state of
affairs , In order to quiet the public feeling.
Senor Barros Luco. replying for the gov-
criimont , said that Iho questions pending
xvcro assuming nn oimncn'ly pacific tone ,
and there xx'as absolutely no foundation for
the alarming rumors. When the negotiations
xvoro concluded , at an early date , documents
in relation to the matter would bo laid before
the Chamber.
They llnxe lleaid from Illiilue.
I learn this morning that a cable dispatch
has boon received from Senor Pedro Moult ,
Chilian minister at Washington. Ho states
that Secretary of St.Uo Blalno requests the
Chilian government to regard the contents
of the dispatch as coultdontinl for the pres
ent. 1 am , however , clvon to understand
that the tenor of the dispatch xvos decidedly
peaceful , and" indicated n spaedy and har
monious settlement of the trouble.
1 learn that the Chilian government xvas
much pleased by n cable dispatch received
from the United Stales this morning , which
am informed stated that the terms required
for the settlement of the Baltimore nffiiir
xx-ould require nn indemnity ivith nn apology
but that tlio tenor of the latter xvould in
nowise humiliate Chill.
A cabinet meeting was nt once held but
the president was absent from the capital ,
Judging by expressions from cabinet
ministers ' 1 think that the dispatch was
satisfactory aud agreeable to them.
Some Chilian Ncus Items.
Private loners received hero say that a
revolution is imminent in Ecuador , based on
tlio assumption of dictatoral powers by the
president. <
prEh Passengers on iho xvrecked steamer John
Elder publicly denounce the Pacilic Steam
Navigation company for tno manner in
xvhich they xvoro treated and the utter '
noclect to take moans for their comfort.
The \ Clcary Opera which
company , xvas on
board the steamer John Elder when she xvent
on the rocks off UuoHquina island nt Car-
ran/a cape , arrived lioro today. They had a
terrible cxporienco at sea in an open boat
after they loft the xvrecked steamer , but all
the members of tbo company are well. A
portion of their baggage xvas saved.
I'lciiMircs ot Polities.
ICopiifuiIciixnlby / / James danlim Hcnnrtt. ' ]
Mnxnczt , Argentine ( vm Gnlvoston ,
Tex. ) , Jon. 22. [ By Mexican Cable to the
Now York Herald Special to Tin : BIK. ] -
A number of the deputies of Iho provincial
Chamber mot nt.lbo hotiso of Dr. Suaroz last
night. The house was attacked by a mob of
armed men aud a dcsporato fight ensued.
After the nttaclc had been repulsed
it was found that Scnor Navagas , sec
retary of the Chamber of Deputies , had
been killed , while Dr. Suaroz nnd others
were seriously wotuidod. Friends of the
men wbo were assailed have armed them
selves and swear that they will have ro-
vongo. The police are patrolling the streets ,
and further trouble ana bloodshed are feared.
i\tcnsl\o : I'oi'Kd'Ics Discovered.
' by James finnlan llcnnrlt. ]
PANAMA ( via ( lalvoston , Tox. ) , Jan. 22. -
By Mexican Cable to the Nexv York Herald
Special to Tins BEE.J Forgeries amount
ing to 20,000 on account of the Huanchaca
Mining company of Bolivia hax'o been com
mitted by the cashier's assistant , Dumy.
The latter part of Dccembsrho disappeared
nnd later ho negotiated 3,000 of the fraudu
lent paper m Lima und a .small choclc in
Panama. It U supposed that ho xvas n passenger -
sengor on the Pacific Mail steamer leaving
Colon on January ! l for Noxv York.
STORY OF BOBBERY RECALLED.
dial leg IJiixter'x Arrest at St. I.mils I'rcslicim
C'aptaln .Mohtjn'H Memory.
In a recent issue of the St. Louis Globe-
Democrat thcro Is nn account of the arrest of
one Frank Furroll , alias Charles Baxter , for
grand larceny , nnd his subsequent rolcaso by
Police Judge Ciaiboruo on xvhat proved to bo
straxv bail on account of misleading statec
incuts made by Farroll'sattorney.
Shortly after Baxter , by xvhich name ho is
better Known , xvas captuied a photograph
and description ivoro sent In Chief Soavoy ,
xviUi n request for any information regarding
tha criminal. Chief Seavoy sent a lengthy
letter lo iho St. Loutu ofllclals giving a hisI"
lory of Baxior's xvorlc In Omaha nnd vicinity
and making iho statement that the man win -
an nil-round crook. Before Chlof Seuvoy's Hi
letter reached iho St. Louis police Baxter A
had boon released on Ilimsy ball and had 7
snipped. , J
The letter and request for Information conUi -
corning Baxter axvnKoncd old memories nnd
tno page xvhich Mr. Baxter occupies in the I
polco ( records was quickly turned to and -i
found to bo full. Probably the most darini :
roboory Baxter xvas Implicated in xvhilo ho
stopped In Ornaha occurred about nl- : years
ego , xvhon the DavU Joxvelry company , nt
711 North Sixteenth street , xvas robbed ono
night of about fM)0 ) xvorlh of stock. Three
men , James \Voodard , Pug Sullivan nnd
Baxicr , engineered d executed the Job.
All tha plunder xvas taken to Woodard's
house , nlu then lived on Hurt street , bo-
txvecn Kittcoiith anil Sixteenth.
A day or txvo 'alter the robbery Sullivan
too > < ono of ibo'Mnlim xvatchcs to Council
Bluffs to sell , atfd intended to vo onto Ot-
tumxva xvith Iho proceeds and negotiate xvllh
fence for the disposition ot all thn stolen
property , The Council Bluffs police arrested -
rested Sullivan'xvhilo ho xvas trying to pawn
lhaxvatch , When searched , a letter of In
troduction , signed by U'oodard and nd-
drotied to the kfctier of thu Ottumxva fence ,
xvas found. A ti'lophonn message xvss sent I
Captain Mostjn and the address ol thn
WoodurU residence ! glvou , At II o'clocK In u
the moriilrig Mostyn , iiccompanfnd by u few
truity officers , tfurroumlod thu house.
A tiasty soarfh fulled to produce any stolen
proierty | and thu | > ollco were about to clvo
up xvnon Mrs , Woodurd xvai seen ihrotvlng
her bustle out of UiA window. This nrtlclo
foinulo iidordtnoiit xvaa quickly seized i and
ripped open cm ! fully half uf the plunder
foun.l , Further earoh revealed most of tha
stolen silver and pinto bidden In a coal icut
tlo which hud u lavur of coal for covering
Sullivan and U oodurd xvoro soiitonrrtd to
llvo year * apiece at Lincoln , hut Maxtor got
ti. Blnuo then bo ha * given Umalnt xvldu
berth and till traoe of him wiu Icut until ho
turned up iu bt Loun ,
lutru Supreme Court llfeUlmu.
I'fim ' - i MC.IVKH , la i Jan M i Hp < sHal T * * l -
gram lo run IU * 1'ha * uin | um court tliiu
company , Mahnska district , afllrmod : L.V. .
Clark VE J , M. lUyinond , fit al , appellants.
JJarrlson district , reversed ,
ON THE WAR PATH.
SUtli Wnrdcr Meet nml Itlttrrly Denounce
n Lot ot I'enple , ,
ThoSltthVarU Republican club had n
high old tlmo Friday night and Indulged in
vocal tlrcxvorks to their hearts' content.
President Messlck announced tnat the
mooting xvas culled for the purpose of dis
cussing the proposed action of the city ml
ministration xvith roforcnco to the consolldn
tlou ot appointive oftlcos ,
The discussion of this subject assumed n
xvldo range and many extraneous matter3
xvoro dragged into the debate.
After several of the members had expressed
their feelings the following icsolutlon xvas
adopted :
WhPieas , The city council of Iho city of
O in uh u now has turner consideration an ordi
nance proposing the abolition of certain of-
llcers. the reduction of uaucs of necessary
olllccrs and the consolidation nf other * lu
outer to economic , now , therefote , ho It
Ill-solved by the cltlrens and tuxp-ivers of
tint bl\tli ward. That any such chanite xxoulil
bo utnvlse , imprudent and ha/ardous und
tending toxotk the opposite effect for which
It xvas Intended , cmlatiKcrliitt Iho hcallh ,
prouertv and Interests of the cltl/cni of
Omaha ; that If tlicto must bo economy In the
new ndminlstiMllon lb.it thu reduction la
made In the cioJiillxo , judli'lal and police de
partments.
lto olvcd , That xxe request and Instruct our
honorable councllmeii > pechl and Mcl.earle.to
use nil their Inlluciico to prevent any chance
ns at present conlcmplatetl ,
The folloxvlng xvas also passed :
liosolxod , That tbo eluh.Hhllo endoislng the
action uf the Heal I'Mato Owners association
In Invoking thu aid of the courts In preventing
municipal dishonest and Illegal talds on Ihu
lieiisury , depiecalu their action In the In
junction restraining the payment of election
olllcers at llio last election believing It un
fair and unjust , to a larno majority uf our rlti-
/ens xvhoso xtoik xvas well done nnd money
honestly earned all asked for. and x\htio they
feel that they am loyally entitled to , but aru
still deprlxcd of their .lust compensation by
Iho said Keal l.state Ouncrs association , he it
Hesolved , iThal the Iteal Instate Owners as
sociation should xxlthdrnxv thulr teniporaiy
liijuncllnn at this term of court and proxeiil
further ' ] del'iy In the matter.
Next Friday evening a nicotine of the club
xvill bo hold to discuss the question of dlvld
ing iho Sixth ward and mailing txvo xvnrds
of It.
KKKI'JXtS OUT or II.IHM'S ll'.tr.
( .unit Successfully i\uiles : rupture by the
Troops anil Hangers.
L\ttnpo , Tox. , Jan. S.M.Tho raid upon the
Lomn Prloto ranch on the line of Enclnal
anil Dnvitl counties , where Garza and a foxv
friends xvoro located the first part of the
present xvcok , failed as far ns the finding of
lar/a ! xvns concerned. Gar/a had been thcro ,
hut did not camp on iho ranch , preferring to
keep in the brush. Thcro is no possible
doubt hut that Gar/.a has scouts and
spies xvho itcop him continually in
formed of the moxro incuts and xvhcrc-
abouts of the troop * , rangers nnd
United States maivshals , which enables
him , to effectually keep out of their xvay , aud
it begins to look as if they xvill never effect
his capture xvhilo anting under the present
nlous of operations against him.
Itctoliillonlsts to lie shot.
N. M. , Jan. 2 > . Txvo of the
leadcis of the recent revolution in Ascension
have boon sentenced to bo shot. The execu
tion xvill take place next week. Others nro
noxv being tricu and oilier executions will
folloxv.
or/1 TIII : < : .IMI : .
Kx-l'rchldcnt Cleieliiiiil llii\lnK ( irent Sport <
In Louisiana.
New InnitiA , La. , Jan. ' . The first news
at all from Jefferson's , referring to ox-Presi-
dent Cleveland , was received today. Yester
day morning early no went woodcock hunt
ing , and later in the day and at sunset ho
stood n pusso for duck , which is bis favonto xv
LMtne. Last night numerous visi
tors ; were received , and this morn
ing .Mr. Cleveland again went
hunting. As no permits are given sports
men to hunt on Jefferson's Island , game is
plentiful , aud Mr. Cleveland is getting as
mucn of it as he can conveniently attend to.
In conversation last night , ho expressed n
desire to hunt prairie chickens. Captain
Cade , who was amonir Iho visitors , cordially
invited Mr. Cleveland and party to accom
pany him to his ranch near IJcaumotit , Tex. , xv
wbere prairie chickens are plentiful. The
invitation will bo considered and if time per of In
mits will bo accepted.
in
HOCK ISLAND TU\IX DITCHKI ) .
Six I'enple Injured by a U'l-rrU mi the Chicago
cage , Itoek Isliinil A : I'.ieille.
CIIICAOO , III , , Jan. ffi ) . The Chicago , Uook
Island & I'auillc passenger train No. ,1 ,
which left this city at 10JO : : last nisbt for ;
Davenport la , , loft the track near Hluo
Island and rolled Into Iho ditch. Tbo train
consisted of nn engine , baegago car , thrco
passenger coaches and two sleepers.
Near Hluo Island is a largo pottery plant \
nnd it was within a short distance of it that
the rails spread. The engine cleared llio gap eh
in safety , but the baggage car coupling gave
way. All MX cars wcro ditched in a few
minutes and all took fire.
Tbo Hock Island oflicials in the city re ex
ported ul a. in. that they had boon notified
that six passenger ; wcro Injured. No fatalities
of
ities had been reported. no
ca
hteiinief Anil.its. or
At Philadelphia Austrian , from Glasgow. orWl
At nallimoro Virginia , from Ilambure. no
, At London Sighted-Adriatic nna Kibe , MI lh
from Now York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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I71OU HAI.K A team of Kuod mares : pur- pa
J- chaser may out wood to puy for same. Ap tin
ply tol.conaid K mt
KHNT- Kino mill , and daliy farm. 440 lo
acres , Jusl south oft he city llmltHou ; : ; acres eel
line b.iy lanil , balanci ) past HID ami faun land , fin
Apply : to l.cnnurd Kvun.lt. Ciinnull lllulfs , la. at
tu :
"I71O.X Ifl'N'l' 7-ir/nm hin e , with bath loom. nn
; corner 4th ate. and lull bt , Inqnlto nuxt not
dour.
the (
iCM'l'r.K the f.jllowln ; elimco b irgalnti In 10
frult and vugulablu lands : r > 7 acres 8J roils tin
north of the I'haiilaniiua KirmmlH. eastern all
Hlope , flnosprlins and line Nurlng-brooU , land
very rich and well minuted to fruit , lo
! l acics on ( ir.ind u\enue , line orchard , r XVII
ulndinlll und line grove ; -limited nn Mynsku UN
projiosed mntiir line , one nml one-half in I in till
fiom Council Illnir * posininee. till
II iicrcHOf very ehnlce plowed land on ( fraud till
avenue , 14 miles from uoslnlllce , PII
111) ) acres ; Hi miles from city limits ; good till
house , barn tnrl oiiibuildln/4 ! line urcharj ; n so
great b.irualn at ? " ' . ' > W. Kasy terms. oil
! .H neres. elniluii fi lilt farm , 0 acres In hliek-
berilex , dUOyuunit fruit trcoi , 'l,0i ( < lKiape vinos.
llnnsc , barn and ontlmlldln.ru A very elinlco
Imrxaln , onlv" ' > miles mist nf iiontnfllcu In
Council Illnirs. W. i Mncy. ' ( loom 4 , Oput i
Monte bluok. Cnunell llhiira , la.
frr
IOWA farms ! flui'l > acru farm , f 10 per nor ? . el
flMllciiKli , b.ibineo on limx lime ) IM aero Ihi
farm , flitx ) down , bilaiit'o easyj fauns uf all
Hires tend for lUt , Jo'instun ' A , Vail ratten ,
Council lllillfH ,
WANT tubiiv to"k of Kru'er.iu or boon
and dimes , will pay pirl i"i li an l.pirt by
! > room hoiio und lot In ( Jintha , U .H Hoe ,
Council ll'ulf
_ _ _
OO.MI'M'.Ti : outfit lur IU turns and two pool
tubleu for ii-ilii and bulldliiK for rout. I lee I
locution I ) , II. Hliuafe , uvur Ullluur Ac 1'iuuy'i
ban i > .
ifiinlon Imnls , liniisoi , lut mil
bunlnota bhuU * for K ilo < ir rant. Day , V
Mont , oil I'uarl ntru t , ( Joiinall
In
CITIZENS STATE BANKer III.It INI bu
or Commit niuffi.
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TOTAL CAPITAL AND WHPIU3 . p > vw lu
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VHE9r ON TIMi DEPO3I F 8 " '
LIKE A MIRACLE.
Mrs. Prnnk Wnltsre , Roslding ab
2507 Patrick Avenue , StxtoJ Her
Relief Through the SuccoBJflil
Treatment or Drs. Copolnntl ,
Shepard and Mansfloltl.
" .My dl ca o had been In my vMom fora
lonK whllo. ' 1 would take cold vo < > a < dlv nnd
my head uonld Hop up nnd frcl liciivy mvl
KOIIP , but I only paid sllulil nllciitlon to tli ! .
Hut about one voar npa It lind crown so iniiclt
wor o th.it It c.iimcd inu orloui It-onlili1 mid I
bocnn to frnl alarmed. Prom that tlmr on It
tnado lapld trldo and Uopt mo 'u '
CONSTANT I'M.N MlMISKItV ,
' 'Mv hcnd nnd uosovMToi'iintliiiiullyHtoppcd
up ; the mucus eatlipilni ; In niv llirout KIIVC
mo an InuesHint lni'Ulii ooiipli and iiiol dli-
acrcoalilo spitting , c ] ) uclnlly In tbo inornliiR ,
_ Mttf . i uNM < wAt.-tr.its , ' . ' .vr. r
when l ! \\mild I rnKo a ( ; icit : deal of houvy.
thick IIIIICIM or phlegm My thtoiit ns soie ,
diy and Iriltnud , and I ( 'ontliiiial linking
ii'id bii//.Ins nolsus In my rnr < . M > slonuieli
buuiiiuu iniirli out of oi dor. my iiiilii'tlttMilinost.
entirely failed ino , umlvlion I did cat. tliu
food sccinod to do mo no ROOI ! and my stomach
aej full lioiivy and overloaded.
"Whunovor I stooped OVIT I would havi >
pains tliiiiiili ) ! m.v I'hc-t nml sliould-
01' s ; myeep | was liiokon and lltlul Tla < r.i\-
IIK S of the illsen L s told very M'lluti'.ly on me
"n
In oxcryvav. . nnd my cntlin ni'Moussy. ' ! ! !
wis : liolnu dcstioyi'd. I was In1 table uml
oaillv annoyed l > y trllli's , Kvc-ry moriilm ;
found mu with a hcnvv. dull , tiled feetln- ,
W1TIIOLT CMilUlV Oil AMIItl ION
"I was u Rioat Mtiroiur fiom ni'rvoii-iu'ss and
Insomnia. I was % oiy ml&oralilo diiilnt , ' tliu
day ( and unable to rest 01 sleep at nlc'il ' , nml
cruduallieailns out in stn'iiKth I also suf
fered L'teatly from soveio pnlns In thuehost
mound my Jiont , and could not. dnu full
lireathllliotit sovoto pain , In tills I'ondll Ion
I consulted ) Copi'lnnd , Miepiinl and Mans
field ! utter I had vainly lo-oili'il lo.vuilom
means of cure. Tbuy be un my cast ) ono
month ! ace and I am now MI much Improved
that I feul like a now woman. Sly nei\oii > .
condition Is much Imimivcd , and I can sleep
as well as 1 ever did , auaitliiK lufMMlied and
leady : for my diitleo. All tills u It lion I , tin usu
ot opiates or Injiiilous din - , . My treatment
" been mild uirl pleiisant and yet
" 1 cordially rucnmmciid Di I'opi'luiid > lii'p-
ard and .Manslleld to all needing bUlllful med
ical help. "
"ON YOUR HONOR. "
This ; IB the Condition Upon AVhieli a
n IjtKly CoiTOhponilcnt AHCS ! n Direct
li
rect Qiicstioi. :
"Is catarrh ourabloV Aitincr on youi honor
as i-entleiiioii. "
Now , this direct and x cry I'liiiiliiitlu question
wus the Introduction of u letteilneh Dr.
. 'opelainl and lita ussoL'l.ttcs iceelved tlio
other day from fiom : i lady in Miaum , I'n. "Is
catarrh uiirnblu'i1 Answer on your honor as
gentlemen. . "
\\hlle the qiie tlon Impltet considerable
doubt as to the curability of cal.irrli. or ) ier-
haps an Imntcsglon that tliodbe.ise IH not cur
able. It also Implies a eompllmcnfiiy rell-
unoe on the truthfulness or tliu people to
whom It was addressed , and , for that , mason ,
de < a f.ilr and srjnaie answer , and such
an answer It shall locuhrf
Yes , catarih Isacniahlo disease.Vo liavo
been demonstrating that fact for yea is. We
an demonstrating It eM'iy weul > In the pub
Us btateiiicnti of well known mun and
women In ho community who liuxe been en
tirely cured , and vrhostato to tliu ixibllco\ur
their own signature's , and In Inter ; lurts ae-
comp.mled by their jiortralls , tliat they luivo
been cured.
Wo liavo been demonstnitiiiK It nvain and
again by icfcrrlng continually to statements
pnbll.sbed in our advertl&emcnl yoar-i ago ,
and rcatllrmcd by the persons spuaUIn- ; today ,
who point to their statement of years ago and
state that not the slightest sign or svmptom
iheh trouble has appealed since tlinli orig
inal : statements -were made.
Catarrh Is curable. To I he ic.idlng , thlnk-
Inj. ; , Intelllicent public wo haio left no loom
for doubt of the truth of this statement. Wo
answer this ( | nest Ion "on our honor us gentle
anme
men. " and as conscientious phyli'lans every
day In our consultation rooms. We do il hon
estly with our patients and Uecp faith with
the public.
Intelligent 1 people Know thN. Kven those
who HIU not specially Inteicsted In our work
Unow that It would not bo piolltnblo f > r us to
do anytiiln : el o. Located , as no aic , perma
nent I v In this city , char.'InK a insular and
uniform fee for medicine and tieatmont , It
would bo the height of folly to Impose upon
tine puhllf , even if wodeslied to do M > . Ad-
\ertlbeis who Impose on the people- expect to
set their aatlents lint \eiy fen times , and
charge exorbitant f"es , 'Ino specialist wlio
charses lotv fees aii'l tees bis pallenls resii-
larly , Is not iolii to muKe stalcments that he
catiiiot ' fulfill , 'i'hls stands to reason.
When uo siy calarih Is enrablc , no mean
exact I v what we say. and when w place a pa-
tlinit under treatment In the ulllcu for ca
tarrh , wo expect to ouio him The nrijorlty
tlio cases that wo trout lira eniM ; HOIIIO are
not. There aio cases whuio the piojjnus of
catairh bus extended to thi luii'-'s , the heart
nrhomu vital or 'an , nnd a euro is lniio | > siblo.
\Vherg the disease him been so Ion : ; neglected ,
medical sUill will bring ahotit u euro. In
such cases wo me fortunate If no can renollt ,
the < patient , and In thse Instince.s we never
piomiso , , to elfect u cure.
Catarrh , when It bus1 developed Into con
sumption and leached an aihiinced .stage , can
laroly. If ovm1 , bo permanently euieil. Thoiu
an oilier ami moio fieonenl ca-estn * wlilch a
failure to obtain a euro Is note I.
In I these cases It Is not the surloiisnnis of tbo
disease that , pievonts a e'lin ; It Is the caio-
" > sncr < s , neglect and thoughtlessness of the
patient , I'or Instance , us t-oim as ho begins to
improve he becomes neglectful In tilting his
medicine or In geltlnu bis tieatmeiit r-avt II'H
lee much trouble , nnd In a slioit lime comes
luu Htiindstlll us faras iminoveinoat Is con-
ecined. and after a wlillo blames Mis doctor
not curing him. This Is a fair mainpli ) nf
gioal ! many eases. Tin : Imincssloii that ca-
tanh Is Incurahlo Is liicioiiscd by such cases
this , null N fostoii'd by pbyslchin- , who tin
truut catarrh and Know nothing about II.
( 'alarrh Is a curable 'li o.isc . In eases wheio
In pitlent follonsotir dlicuilons faltlifuliy.
> _ juliiily nn I fir tliu ] irescilhu ( | liinglh ot
lime , a comploloand pcimaneni euro Is mor
ally certain , We ate ready to maintain HUH
piopo | | | < m by an abundance of evidence , and
llio niiL'st Ion with which this mlk-lo liegan
answer In all Hlni'oilly and on our "honor
gentlemen " that cataiili Is eui.iblo when
pi.tlenl follows rogiilaily and faithfully
, doctor's lust i net Ions , when the contrae-
llon of no other dlseic-o Interfeies ivlth llio
ptogicss of the treatment , and when the IM-
tarrhal condition Itself Inmial been neglected
long as to nxlend Into eontumptlon 01 HOIIIO
other fatal dhuise.
Proof.
The follow lirx Inturi-'stni' ; NIII | > mnnts mo
from Ihn lips of bioibiir an I s Htur. MIss.Mln-
va i and \\r. \ lluiiuvlii 'lindiir who icsldo with
thcli uurJiitstt VKH N ' 'llh tU.'et ,
lluimUe and M in ' - n Iti.idir
'Our rases were very similar hcaty dl > -
ciuliiK piiliih in the head , roai.iM and 'iinx-
X nuUn In llio IMIH.-I ippliu npof the HOIO ,
t onovlde tlien the iithi r , and ln ml 1011-
unlly wo experh uee I n ilmppln/ from Iho
CK nf ( he IIH til lulu thu llir < iu , wlilch
n in IIHWK and , ( ill , It } Iii4 in iul e U
m' throat > ) oud | nl iv n < > < iliuny Ihu
ili tl < old IIIK ! miMle llfti ri ry HI > ruble ,
\ \ it l > hull u oavint' r t'kluir iiiiih i n utl
iirni | ln In thli clit'it exti'Mdn llll'K tu tht )
milder liluden , i4iilli r null mi *
illl
UIMIU urlili 4 lu ibL < iniiiul uf , no
H e rlir I i < aii < l nllrx I Ti" lu-
irlibl/ bt i ritd 11111 m > riiiuil lln
i iui In-auul till ) aiOi n lit i * but
fttllM I I > BU | lv l rri.i-f. ( I h l l u
(4 ( in 1 wi.uiil iii. * i.ui t . . .r il , bm ,
/ ii o ri | irtTf ! n UMIM lagil la
ilnl i" n r- i i pi'Uiiil ill an d -Vkiil
nl Mr -Mfi in < l I 1 1 in ln-.il n ( nl l i'
n , in , i- i 'nl i in i i wi. J id
firallourdl afir oabe ) lymptoms Imvo ills *
appeared ,
Her Honr nir Rostorcd.
"Iliad constant ncc
latlons In my nose nnd Iho * _
dronpluzs from Hie bark oC f
my throat kept mo alwnj i
nauseated. Thciu a u
ronllniinl roarlne. UnqliiK
nolso In my enrxnnd , /
MV | | l'A * > IVf1 M AC IITM'
almoU entirely. 1 c > uld not
hear nil onlltinry cumena-
thin. I had a secern cdiiti. ( !
Ml ! ? . II .IANSON rrv. lliul no ntipctilii nml
my stomach waaout of older nn.l eaused luu
great distress
"After treatlm ; with Drs Oopolaiid Micp
nnl mill Mansfield , liituntur. I found Unit they
were dl Me mil frtiin nil tlio other- . They
seemed to uwlorst mil the OIIHI thoroughly ,
nml my doubt changed to conlldcin'c mill I
know they would cure inc.
" 1 lia\i > not lionn disappointed , either t
foci so well now that lean hardly lean e my
past condition.
Mrs. Jaiiscii lives nt . .flthnnd V stieet * < oiith
Omaha , where she can l > t > seen uml will u ad-
llyorlfy her statement.
Hncl Catarrh Tell Yi nrs.
.
"My llfofor the p.isl Icn
yean h.ii buvn oneiifcon-
sli nt sinTeilne : evetylhlng
1 trlml seemed to nniKe niv
OHM' wursu , I 41 Pill I'll with
iniiny doi'torluit they
wore only successful ( u 10-
llcvlns mo of my moncv ,
mid my liuultli was crid :
utilly fallin. ' . tMitil Iwasa.
complete wreeK.
"My lit'iid nml HUM' nil-
beared to tin cnnstiititiv
Mil ? . MI-VA 1)01.1 , ' ' "Wdupnud , ' ' " 'ddulf . ,
hCilNy pnlllS tmr , nj. , iyii ,
mytliroiil wtudry nml i > tu > . mul iho nuieuV
droppliiK from the h.icK putt of the head iiiliN *
my tliro it would till it up. eninliij ; UK a dis
agreeable eoimh. espselally In the i.i'irulnx :
my M-iisoof smell was considerably Impaiicd ;
niv appetite was II i fill , my sleep , \\hile upp u-
eutly sound eunuch , did nut npji ) > : u to u fieth
mo , inn ) when I awakened In llio m inliu I
trim languid nml tired nil llmmuli.
" \\hoio. all others lm\e failed lim r pi > laml ,
Shepard mill Munsllold have been successful.
mid I epiinot s y too much for them and to
iiuy mid nil I would Kindly repe.it my toiy '
Mr . Hull lives on l.caM'iiHnilli slici't ,
whuro she can bosocn mid luidlly Nei'fy ' her
statement ,
Ano'lior ' Instance.
Mr. M II. Mi-ford Is thankful for the bene
fits iceohed from His. Copclmid , Sii > p.ud and
Mnnsllold troaimcnt
' Tor vu.iis I wns troubled wltli cat it id my
no90 u nt stoppoil up llrst ono -side mid then
Hill Other , also a fullness 111 Iliethloll p.Uns
til t tin liiid : mid n rnnt liiiirit liu\i 1. im tnul itll
tlmr. Aftei 11 vine
various reinedesiuul ,
celt In * ' no n lief L
KIIVO up In despair ,
but In i < iil'nir ' i > r ( hit
lemnrKi hie eun s of
ills Copulamhi ) p
aril and Maiislh Id 1
decided to call upon
them and tiy their
treatment. 1 did K >
and can snj they
Jhavo ( Nine \\ondcii
for me. and I desltu
to e\ress | my feel-
' niBHoi criiiitinii 10-
MII u'i iititi
Mti MIoiin.
Wnrds them foi tliu
benefits 1 have received , and I am perfectly
sntIslled that a speedy and peimniinenl emu
will bu thoiesiilt. "
Faithful Work.
"At times T would 1 o omo almost blinde I
by teiilblo beadaclics.
" 1 had thoM ) lm/7lni : and roailnp noises In
my cars , a continual bawMii ) ; and sinttlm. .
and my tnioat was so dry and foie I eonld
ll.l , .1 I V ull fl I IllVV.
lu addition my IIOMI
w as I'ontantly slopni'd.
up us far ten vears 1
had n o t lueathed
throiiKli It : In the e\- 4
uiiilnutlon lli > t'opoV
1 nil , Miepard .tnti
Manbflcld found In my
nnso a lnii ; polypun.
\\hluliwiislbu cause oi
; the obstructed In until-
\ 111 .
JOHN MAI.DNII. "They deftly tenioved
tbo tumor nrlllmil a bit of p.itn or li , - , of
blood , 1 felt immediate relief , and can now
btcathu thiuiieh both nostrils , my head u lic-i
liavo ceased , no mete ro.irliiK nol-es In the
e.irs. no hawkliiR and splltlnir , and Ifecllll.u
a dlllcrcnt man.
' " 1 heartily recommend Ir * . Copcland. Sliop-
ard and Mansfield's ticuliiiuiit as ihu i nljf
troilniunt that over gave mo any relief , and
had I Known of them sooner itiiiil I Invo
saved mo years of snlVerln ami mucu
inonov. "
-Mr. .Malonollros at IRttt Houth rth sdod ,
w here ho will readliy verify Ills statement.
Their Ci'odontliili.
Aslios been said. Dr. W. IT.CopcI.ini .H
president of hla class at llellovnu Hospital
Medical Colloc. New 'Vork , where ho nr.id-
natod. the most famous lust llnUon of Its Mud
In thucouniry. His diploma bears the HI It ten
endorsed ent of Iho medical authorities ot
Now Voru , of Iho deans of prominent medical
cnlloKus In Pennsylvania. Mr. T. II , Mniisllfld'4
eredentl.ils are no less abundant and nuqual *
Illed. Ho also Is formally Indorsed by tin ) sec
retaries of various county and st ita medical
societies. These gentlemen , after thorough
hospital experience and pr.iclleo , buvo devoted -
voted their lives to the pr-iutlce of theli spou-
ties , with wlrit success the columns ot tuy
dally papers show. V
Dlt. O. S. KilEl'AKD. who was president of V
his clt.ss at Hush Medical college , t'lik'tieu. ,
which Is acUnowIedned lo be the leading In-
btltntlon of IIH kind In the xics' . Is now asso-
eluied xvith Ihu Copolann Med.cal InstltutL
Dr. Hhepard'H thoroiipb hospital expert- * "
cute and special Htudy of the discuses of the
eye. ear. nose and thioit. p ace hlm iinu'r ;
the leading specialists In Ihu west.
Copland Medical Institute ,
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