(5 ( THE OMV1IA DAILY 1WK : SUNDAY , MAY lo , 1802-SIXTKKN PA ( IKS.
TJIB OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
rtlluifdly Cnrrlcrtoany p\ttof : the City
11. W. TlIiTON , - MANAGER
Ilni'ncois ' Offlco No 41
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Trl'rlI10Nr > lNlRl.t . r.dltor No5l
Y , Plumbing Co
I'cuncll liluds Lumber Co. , coat.
CniH' * chattel loans. 204 SappblocK.
.ludRO ncomrr hns appointed T. B. Caiady
upcclnl administrator of the ustnto of tlio late
Jtidlto t'nsndy , pending lils iippolntmoijt ns
executor.
Horn-To Mr. mid Mrs. P. B. Olson of
Avoco , a son. Mr. Olson Is xvcll known ti
tills city , xx hero ho xvni formerly engaged In
tlio grocery business.
.Intnos Mihor was arrested Innt evening on
Mispiclon of bolnp implicated In tlio robbery
of I'otor Jnino'on nlRht before last , together
with the negro , Krcd Ktoiio.
Tlio trnnstnKsourl lines have arrancoJ fern
n ono faro for the round trip from nil points
In Nnbraikn to ( Jnaiitntiqnn. Tickets will bo
Kood from July i ! to July 17.
Hov K.V. . S. Hnmraomi , D.IX , the colored
presiding elder of the Ohio district Lexing
ton conference , will preach tomorrow oven-
IHR at the Trinity Mothodlst church.
Plans nro being drawn by Woodward
Uros of Omaha for the now Grace KpUeopal
rhuich to bo urcctea at the corner cf draco
mid Plorco streets. It will bo of wood , will
cost J.'i.OOU , with a brick b.uotmmt.
Michael tiounoudo died at T0 : ! o'clock last
rvoninp nt the residence of his son , Patrick
( Joiinoudc , 010 Fourth street , aped Mi years.
Ho leaves three children , the other two bclnft
Mrs. P. lioonoy of Hod Oak and James
flounoudo of Kpraguc , Wnsti ,
The members of thu Pottawattnmlo Demo
cratic association have received nn Invitation
to attend the mcotlnp of the .lacksonlan club
of Omaha this evening atl'JKJ Karnam street.
Those who wish to attend will meet at the
headquarters of the association at ' < M
o'clock ,
The toot slab that was stolen from the
Krnvo of E. Hmhorn has been returned and
imt in Its proper placo. Mrs. Hurhorn savs
that if the uorcclnln wreath that was taken
from the same crave two years ago is not re
turned proceedings will bo Instituted at onco.
It Is only recently tlmt thu detectives have
discovered whcro it went.
A city union of the YOWIK People's So
cieties of Christian Endeavor was formed
Thursday inplit nt a mectlnc held in the
Youiift Men's Christian association rooms , < it
which tlio Congregational , Prcsbyterianjand
Christian churches were lopresontcd. The
following ofllcors were elected : President ,
C. S. Lawson ; vice president , S. U. Nolan ;
corresponding secretary , Miss Clara Phelps ;
iccordlng secretary , Ned Emultio ; treasurer ,
I1. F1. Montgomery.
Fred Stone , who was arrested Thursday
night for robbing n farmer from Macedonia
named Peter Jameson of $2. % pleaded not
Kiilltj to the charge when arraigned In police
rourt yesterday niorninc and his hearing was
Ret for this inornlnir. Ho stated to some of
the other prlsoners'Iii thu jail that he did not
tnlco the tnonny , but that ho knew who did.
Just as ho was beginning to become rather
communicative ) an attorney arrived on the
scone , having benn sent up by Stone's em
ployer to defend him , and ordered Stone to
kc'op his mouth shut. This the rolored man
did , so that the work of convicting him will
lie considerably harder than it would have
been il ho had been allowed to let out bis in
clinations.
Cnrpots Will < in Tills Week.
The Council lilull's Cnrpot company
luivo luul the heaviest triulo tills bprinir
that they linvo over liutl , mid to tsiko
euro of it tliojluivo hud daily ship-
inotits of now fjoods. Today their stoolc
is oven larger than it has been at any
p'l-vioua time. These goods bought at
a t'iscounl include all the spring weaves
nud novelties in all lines , and this week
will bo full of opportunity to ( jot bar-
pains , as well as the handsomest latest
de.Higns that were not out of the looms
when other dealers bought their goods.
Delegates and visitors in the city this
wei-lt are especially invited to visit Uio
carpet Btoro.
Dr. Chamberlain , eye , ear , throat ,
catai rli. Shugtirt blocic , Council Bluffs ,
Reitor , thot ailo r , ; > 10 Broadway , has
nil the latest styles and newest goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Lost , a small American pug dogblack
head and ear tips. Answers nnnio ol
Smut. Finder return to James & Htiv-
urstauk , iiOl Main street , urn1 receive re-
waul.
Jarvis 1877 brandy , purest , safest , best.
Swnnson Music Co.I isonlc tomplo.
Jarvis 1877 brandy , bolter than imu'd.
] -jiif > o.v. ti. it it. i a it. t i-ns.
Henry Johnson Is dancorously 111 at his
liome , coruur of Sixth street and'Tenth avon -
n no.
It U stated that Kobcrt 13. Westcott , for-
tnorlv well known as a newspaper man ol
this city , is working on u South Dakotn
jinpor. '
John Schoentgcn has boon appointed dole-
iruto to the Nicaragua canril convention by
liovernor Hoios. The convention will meet
In tit. Louis Juno' ' .
l.ou-l'rlceil 1. 11 MM Moxii'rs.
Besides the High Wheeled Hercules ,
whii'h cuts uraus a foot high and sells
for it ! up , wo give you your choice of n
11 ! , M or Hi-inch mower for&o , every ma-
chii.o warranted to do good work.
Philadelphia mowers always in stock ,
Largest and best line bicycloB in the
city Swift , Dauntless , Warwick I'll-
prim and Warwick Student besides tlu
Bt. Nicholas line of cheaper wheels.
SIIUUAKT it SON.
11 Main Street , Council BlulTs.
Chnninun's screen factory. Exclusive
eorcon doors and windows. See him 01
write for prices. 15 Pearl St. , Council
IJlulU
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Jarvis 1S77 brandy , six gold modnls.
doling Diinclni ; Party.
Prof. C'hambors will close his danciiif
classes for this season at Arcanum hnl
on Saturday evening , and would bt
pleased to wo all friends and patrom
present from 8:1)0 : ) to 1110. : ! Admibbloi
lo all COo. OrchcHtra and program.
loipleiiicnl Train.
Last evening over the HOCK Island roni
irrivoil n special train of thirty-four can
loaded with agricultural Implements , vnluet
t 190,000 , from Aultman it Taylor of Mans
Held , O. , bound for Omaha. In splto of tin
bad weather and misnto condition of the rail
roads nil ever the country ttio ; ; o'clock
which was the time at which it was soiled
ulcd to anlve , saw the train pulling into ill
Kock Island station. It will bo at the dona
at thu foot of Main street until tills mornlni
ntl o'clock , when It will bo taken across tin
river. The train is loaded with implement
and Is tally decorated with Hags am
streamers. All who wish to see it will b <
welcomed by those in charge.
Ornnil Army
The iu < leKUtos who went to Ottumwa ti
represent Abe Lincoln post of this city a
too Orami Army encampment returned ho in
.vustorday. It was. decided , just before ill
encampment udjouruod , to hold the next an
nual gatUerinu at Keokuk. The oillciu
headquarters for the ensuing year will be a' '
DCS Monies. _
I.Obt or st'ayod from the reaidutipo o
Dan Carrigg , May 1 ! ? , lemon coloroi
Lloxvolljn butter pup. Return to Bo
olllcu and get roward.
Patronize blue ice wagons for Mo. rivui
channel Ico. Mulholland it Co. Tol. 16
Jarvis 1677 brandy , hlghudt to .
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Jnmes Dooley , the Aclami County Mnrdorcr ,
Brought to Council Bluffs for Safety.
DETAILS OF MIS COWARDLY CRIME
Indignant CKIroin Threaten to l.jurh Him
A Mother nnil llor Dnuclitor Klllcil
to Sntlnto Ills Desire for Von-
cnincc Notts mid ( loslp.
James Dooley , who was mentioned in the
telegraphic columns of Tin : Hit : : as bolntf
* uspectcd of the murder of Mrs. William
Coons nnd daughter , wa > captured
Thursday nl 'lit at Vllllsca and was
tancn to Council Hluffj last evening
for safe keeping. The murder -xvos
poouliarly revolting In its nature , and
the people of Corning , where the murderer
was first taken for keeping , wore so wroueht
up over the bloody affair that il was xvltb
diniculty that lliov could bo kept from tear
ing down the Jail nnd sending him to glory
ever a tightrope. Shorlft J. II. Kldrldgo of
Adiitns county WHS afraid to risk keeping
him so near the scene of the tragedy inoro
than ono night , nnd so took him to the
Blurts last ovenlnc over the Burlington.
Soon after Dooley was DUI Into the steel
cell in the county Jail no was seen by a Dm :
reporter , to whom bo said ho would not talk ,
na ho hail been warned by his attorney not lo
toll any of the particulars of the nlTnlr. Ilo
then proceeded to make n full confession of
the horrible crime. The details of the con
fession have been put in writing by the
prosecuting attorney of Adams county nnd
Uoolo nfllxed his signature , so that when ho
has his trial there will bo plenty of evidence
npainst him.
Dooley stated thn , Mrs. Coons had abused
him on account ot his ftilluro to hoop the
cattle shut up , and ho had decided to kill her.
Uo struck her txvo blows on the head with n
heavy stool nadloek , nnd after she had thus
been rendered unconscious ho llred six bul
lets into her brain from a revolver. Boon
after the little 10-year-old daughter 01 the
'
murdered woman came In crying , and ho
killed her in tlio same manner as bu disposed
of her mother.
When the affair took place Mr. Coon" was
away from home and It xvas not discovered
what had been done until ho came homo
Thursday afternoon , ne.irlv twenty-four
hours -later. The body of the Inurdorod
woman was found tied to the bed and n
physician xvho made nn examination said
that beyond n douut Dooley had made a
criminal assault upon her before putting on
end to her life. Long before the stiocking
discovery xvns made by Mr. Coons Dooley
had tniion n team of horses nnd driven
twehty-llvo miles over the almost impassable
roads to Vllllsca , where ho xvas captured.
The murdoier claims to bo only 10 joars of
age. Ilo has ttio reputation nt Uomo of
being sonioxvhat stupid , but has nn almost
ungovernable temper , which is probably re
sponsible for his pro-font predicament.
.ludgo Toxvnoof the Third district bus
given the slmnff of Adams county permission
to keen Dooley in the I'ottawattamio count
Jail until such lime a ) ha thinks he can b
brought back xvlth safety. Ho will have
prelimirary hearing nt 1'rescottvuoro th
murder occurred , on the 'J3d.
.HAY SALi : .
A IViv Items of Hosiery mid Inili ! > rxicar Ol-
Icroilat the. Itimtoii Mure , Council lllntlrt ,
la. , Durlni ; Their Jluy Sale.
1IOSIKHY.
Ladies' hose , tan , blaek , slate and
modes , -10 guugc goods , 17c a pair.
Kiist blade hose , "c , lOe , llljc and loe.
Beat value in domostio goods over of
fered. . Another 100 dozen of our R. S.
2 ( > , just to have the best 25e hose in
America.
UNDERWEAR ,
200 dozen ladies' ribbed vest , 5c each.
Ladies' shaped vest , ! ) c , three for iJoe.
Ladies' shaued vest. 12JC o.xch.
Heavy weight silk : trimmed vest , 17c.
125c vest \vo show in three makes ,
finished with silk , draw string , in white
and ecru
Our H.'ic vest come in high anil loxv
neck , silk trimmed.
At 50c our Egyptian lisle in ecru nnd
black.
Misses' silk vests in blaek , pink and
cream , at 7oc.
Ladies'silk vests in black , pink ami
cream in narrow and dorbv rib , the best
$1 silk hhown.
Gents' underwear , mode and ecru ,
blurts and draxvors at Me .
Lisle finish shirts and drawers 75c.
Fancy stripcu shirt and drawers ( Mod-
licptt goods ) sold regularly for $1.2.3 , our
price for halo 7oo each.
xciiiAJi.VnnviAW & Co. ,
BOSTON STOKE ,
Council BIull's , Ja.
Impm-Hint Documents Wanted.
A missing paper caused something of n
stir in the district court yesterday. The
case of Burnett and Wallace against Stowarb
& Hunter were on trial , and ono of the pecu
liarities of the case is that P. M. Hunter ,
although ho appears as one of the defend
ant ! , is In reality Interested in having Uio
ulniuUff.s win. Hunter nnd the plaintiffs are
consequently represented by attorneys A.
\V. Askwlth and Smith MoI'liorson , while
Hurl & McCabe appear for the defendant ,
Stewart.
Just before court adjourned Thursday
afternoon the deposition of ono Udell of
Mason City was Introduced , having been
illed as a pleading by the plaintiffs. All that
part of the deposition which the ulaintiffs
thought would bo bciirlieial to their sloe of
the case xvns road , and as it wes tnen Into it
was decided to wait until yesterday morning ,
when the defendant's part of tup deposition
was to bo read. The "plaintiff's ' attorneys
were unwilling to lot the defendant's nttor-
ncys keep the precious document over night ,
and vlco versa , so It XVBS agreed botxvcon
them that it sliould be civon lo Ballln' L-ir-
son to keep until morning.
Yesterday morning , when the defendant
XVIIR ready to begin operations with the depo
sition , the baihlT xvns unr.blo to nroduco the
iiapor , because , as ho said , bo had never bud
it. As BOOH ns court adjourned Thursday
afternoon ho looked for tlio deposition , but it
was nowhere to ba found , it having evidently
been spirited axvuy by some of the attorneys
or other Interested parties , in order to pre
vent It from being used In the trial of the
cnso. Things nccnmulively In the court room
for n foxv minutes , everyone xvho could with
any bhoxv of reason bo suspected of having
made way with the document being accused
of the theft , but all such accusations wore ,
of course , denied. Thu paper has not been
located , nnd the prospect is that It xvlll not
bo until after the trial has boon completed.
Hotel Gordon , 830 Broadway , has re
cently changed hands , and is being thor
oughly renovated. Clean b.-da ; prompt
service ; table tlrst class ,
Jnrvis Wine Co. , Santa Clara , C.il.
Jarvlti 1877 brandy , sold by nil dealers.
Miss Rico xvill receive pupils in paint
ing , oil and xvator colors , nlso art neodlo-
work. 1U8 Fourth street.
Jarvis wines , the oldest and best.
Another nitl-Tlmer ( iiino.
An alarm ofnra xvas tunica In yesterday
morning nbout ) ; % ) o'clock from No , 4 engine
house on Upper Broadxvny , The "Brno
Front" livery stable , until recently occupied
by T. C. Cady , was burning vigorously , and
although live streams were noon playing on
It Itv s soon utterly destroyed. The building -
ing had boon omptv for some little tlnio , so
that nothing was lost excepting the building
Itself , which xvas not xvortb much except as
n reminder of what livery Mublos us.oil to bo
forty years ago. The loss xvas fully covered
by & 00 insurance.
The lire U supposed to huvo been the xvork
of an Incendiary. Several uarsons date that
they saw a yllo of rubbUu tucu. of ttio build
ing burning bctxvocn U nnd I o'clock , nnd It
was thought by somn that It might hnvo
started from coals accidentally dropped in n
nod full of nsnos IIoxv li should keep
smouldering for thrco or four hours Is a mys
tery , hoxvovcr , nnd the ironornl opinion Is
that it was the work of the band of Incondl
nrlos that tmvo boon getting In their xvork
for the past two or thrco xvccks.
bUVTII O.W.I//.I.
Itav. Dr. Ornndlsnn riraslngly Kntcrtnlns a
Largo Audience.
Iho First Mothodlst church was croxvdod
last evening , the occasion being a Iccturo by
Hcv. Dr. Grnndlson , president of n college at
Bennett , S. C. His subject was "Negro
Moods nd Tenses. " Dr. Grnndlson ls nn
eloquent spcnknr , nnd his remarks \voro In
terspersed xvlth genuine humor ol the side
splitting variety. Ho reviewed the history
of the nero and his advancement in the civ-
lllcd xvoi-jd. The negro In an ubiquitous
mood is found cvcryxvhoro In the wblto
house , In the courts ot laxv , In pr.rndlso nnd
In hades. Ho wondered Hint , the negro was
asnnmca of hU curly locks. Whllo the negro
uses n hot Iron to take out the kink in tils
hair , the xvhito people nro using the same
iron to acquire curls.
The speaker rovlexved the history of the
rebellion and the nobleness displayed by the
negro race In those trying times. "Sido bv
side , " said the speaker , "with the xvhllo
soldier ho foueht nnd died. " Ho spoke of
the pnttcnco nnd endurance of the race , nnd
said that although the negro hns lenrnod
hoxv to abide his time , ho xvlll fight It need
bo. It was not the ambition to rule , but to
hnvo ono vole and hnvo tlmt Honestly counted
for the man It wns cast for.
Dr. Grandlson's lecture delighted his
bcnror.s nnd nil went away with a batter
opinion of the negro.
Council .Meeting.
The council met last evening to hoar th
remonstrances ngalnst Issuing licenses to
J. 1' . Thomson , J. F. Hallor nnd John Mc-
Keon. Mayor Miller presided , nnd In the nb-
seuco of City Clerk Ditzon Colonel K. O.
Maylleld acted In tlmt capacitx- . Theo F.
Elliott , attorney for the remonstrators ,
moved that the cases bo dismissed , nnd the
applicants xvlll now receive their licenses.
George C. Buck remonstrated against
issuing n liconsu to Mrs. Lillian Cathcrs to
conduct n saloon at 400 North Txvonty-fourlh
street. As Mr. BUCK xvas not present that
case xvns also dismissed.
Attorney Elliott gave notice that ho would
uot take nn appeal to the district court in the
case ol Herman Roller.
The committed on viaducts , streets nnd
alloys , together xvlth the city engineer , xvns
instructed to put in a temporary approach nt
the east end of the Q street viaduct , to bo
used until the permanent approach and etonu
nbuttmcnt nro put in.
The council adjourned until next Monday
evening ,
Mjstcryol n Pulrnl I'lints.CMJ
George L. Canard xvas arrested yesterday
afternoon charged xvith stealing n pair of
pants bolongir.tr to S. Klcluxrdson. Tnorc is
n story connected therewith and n.sensation
will douotlosi bo sprung xvhon the case
comes to trial. Conard is a contractor doing
business at 1120 Haruey street , Omaha , and
has been a resident of South Omuhn for
several years. Ho oxvns considerable prop
erty hero , uud his wife is living in a cottuco
nt Twontx'-second nnd Q streets , owned by
him. Conard and his xvile huvo not lived to
gether for several months.
Conard does not deny taking the
pants , nnd admits that they belong to Hlch-
urdson. Conard says , hoxvover , that ho found
the pantbtn his oxvn house and does not un
derstand xvby be did not have n perfect right
to them. Ho intimates that Hichardson's
clothoi being found in tno house looks sus
picious nnd wanted a .varrant for that gen
tleman's arrest on the charge of adultery.
Ho was persuaded to xvall until his oxvn case
is disposed of Monday. Conurd xvas re
leased on bonds.
X.VI11Vileiiini - tliu Mntlimllsts.
It 13 expected that the delegates to the
Methodist conference xvill bo brought to this
city next Wednesday and be shoxvu the xvon-
dors of the Magic City. .John A. Dee und
Samuel 1' . Brighnm have been appointed by
the Board of Trade to extend an Invitation
on behalf of the board-ami to arrange for n
special train to bring the delegates to this
city. The managers of the packing houses
have also extended an invitation , nud if tlio
conference comes n royal xvelsomo xvill bo
given.
Nutus unit I'crsoimN.
A child of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. SUnvarl Is
quite ill.
A.Killternnd family have returned from
Uonror ,
Ed Doud returned yesterday from a busi
ness trip to Chicago.
Editor Noxvns oftho Papillion Sentinel
xvas in the city yesterday.
II. Haldn , a mail clerk on the Omaha and
McCook run , xvas in tno city yesterday.
Miss Ida Crcsse of Pittsburc , Pa. , is visit
ing in the family of Ofllcar Ivor Thomas.
MM.Volhoiser and daughter , Annie , of
West Side , la. , are visiting Mrs. Charles
Marsh.
Dr. II. L. Ilexvitson of the government
microscopical lorco , lias received nn elegant
nexv microscope , valued at f i50.
E. D. Gideon of the Dally Stockman ro-
turnua yesterday from Stansborry , Mo. ,
xvbcru ho has been for several days.
The noxv policemen appointed by Mavor
Miller are noxv on duty. The names nro
John Srnn Wio , A. P. Larson , Martin Ander
son , J. F. Wilson , Elbert Krooger , Ivor
Thomas nnd Charles W. Ilalhaxvny.
Thursday evening , May lit , the operetta ,
"Penelope , or the Milkman's Brldo , " xvill bo
presented in tins city by tbo members of llu
Sicilian quartet , nssistod by others. The
entertainment is givun for the benefit of thu
choir of St. Agnus church.
The ndvortislng committee of the Board of
Trade has been Instructed to hnvo ! i5,000
circulars , descriptive of South Omaha ,
printed and circulated. Tno commtttu xvill
nlso advertise the city in several eastern
nuxx'.spapers nnd publications ,
The young son of John Skardu , who xvas
accidentally shot several weeks ago by Ofll-
cor Hughes , Is not recovering very rapidly.
Yesterday three physicians probed for the
bull , but xve.ro unabla to locate It. The little
felloxv will probably recover , but it xvill bo
some time bolorc ho does.
W. P , Jenkins , an experienced railroad
man , formerly connected xvith the Lnukn-
xvanna fast freight line , has been appointed
superintendent of transportation of the G.
11. Hammond company xvlth hoadquarturs nt
Hammond , Ind. Mr. Jenkins will have jur
isdiction ever the South Omnhn house.
A X.U U.tK U J.V / ' i.
Francis Wilson nnd company xvlll close
today. This afternoon at ii10 ; ! they glvo a
rautlnoo , closing after the regular night por-
thelr engagement nt Boyd's noxv theater nils
evening , The company loaves tonight , for
Doftvor , where they play a xvoek's ongngo-
ment at the Tabor opera houbo.
The Philadelphia North American says :
"To those xvho xvunt to see a farce or to those
who expect u conventional drama with uxug-
gorated stage effects , 'Tbo Witch' xvlll not
appeal. To those xvho caio for graceful Ian-
gunge , for Impressive but not sensational
incidents , und to those xvho enjoy and appre
ciate thu impersonation of n natural ohnrac
tor it xvill bo n treat , a rare treat , for Miss
Frohmnn's ' Marguerite is essentially natural ,
The rest of the cast is inoro ihun ndcquatu.
( iustnve Frohman li'is surrounded hU star
xvlth players of excellence. It Isn thoroughly
good performance a thoroughly good ono. "
"Tho Witch" comes to Boyd's theater the
last thrco nights of next xvcok ,
J. C. Stoxvart's reconstructed comedy ,
"Tho Txvo Johns , " xvlll bo presented ut thu
Farnam Street theater for one xvook , com
mencing with u muitnoe next Sunday. The
solo object of the play Is to make theater
goers laugh , uud in this the author hai hap
pily succeeded , as xvould be soon from thu
nine years' continued success tbo comedy
has enjoyed. Noxv specialties und taking
features have boon Introduced Into the play
this season , muklnu it brighter and mora
vivacious than ever.
.tUVtiKMKXr.1.
The song recital given ov Mrs. Corlnno
Mooro-Laxx'son last evening under thu nut-
pieces ot the Ladles Musical society ut the
Liulnger gallery xvas absolutely llaxvloss.
Mrs. Lawson came totally unknown to u very
largo majority of the largo audience prosopt
and left the intuno of every uereon who
hoard her iu a program xvhlcU wa > delight
fully classical and finely arranged , H xvould
bo hard to sny xvRSimV the audience listened
more xvlth their ores than xvlth their can ,
for the singer has such lovely features , n
true southern tvpS of'bonuty ' , that ono forgot
the slncor nnd thd iongand fell to admir
ing the open , franK , rare fnco of the
nrtlsto. But the singer It musical to the
tlp ot her tapcridg flugc and she ilngi
with marvelous smootline.s. , displaying n
rich soprano volco particularly suitable to
coloratura xvork ; Among the gems of n
scholarly progrniA xvdro the Conzonottn by
Moycr-IIelmund , 'tins Summer Song oy
Chnmlnadc , ' "Txvns April" by Noviu , ono of
the masters of riong xvrltlng. nnd "Tron-
nung" ( Lass mlch In don dun koln grund )
by Frank Hies. Throughout her thirteen
numbers , the flrsthnd , last suites accompany
ing herself , nnd the middle- suites being nc-
compnnled llnoly bv Mr. Martin Calm. Mrs.
Lnxx'son shoxvcd that she wns n singer xvho
had studied xvlth ,11 appreciation , nnd the
Ladies Musical society Is to bo congratu
lated for bringing to Omaha so thoroughly
capable an nrlisto.
ron i'.iiinxi riw .M.Iu.s.
Interesting duo to Uo Tried III IOXTII No\t
Wci-lf.
DKS MOIS-EO , In , , May 1.1. [ Special Tele
gram to Tim Bni : . l The case of the United
StntcA against President John C. Noxvton
of the Des Monies & Kansas City and Mr.
Oxford of Kancsvillo , Mo. , for conspiring to
defraud the government by padding the
United States malls , xvas called In th9
federal court this morning nnd postponed
until next Monday morning , xvhon it xvlll bo
tried. The cases xvill DO tried separately ,
that ngninst Mr. Noxvton to come up first.
The defendant's nephoxvs , F. A. Noxvton
of ViftiKatib. Tex. , nnd N. A. Noxvton of
Knlamnzoo , Mich. , arrived In the city yester-
dnv to attend tno trial ,
Mr. Fry of Leon , la. , Indicted for xvrltlng
nnd sending obscene letters through the
malls , xvas arraigned before Judge Woolson
of the federal court last night. Ho pleaded
guilty nnd xvns fined $400 , payment of which
xvas suspimdod during need behavior or. ac
count of tils ngo , ho being 72 years old.
Ills XX ( tilth Couldn't Save Him ,
Drs MOINIIn. : . , May K ) . [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : L5tu. : ] Thomas Evans , n
wealthy farmer xvho oxvns n section of land
about thirty-live miles xvcst of Dos Molnos ,
xvas found on the streets of the city last
night very arunk. Ho xvns taken to the po
lice station , xv ho re ho xvas scare-hod and drafts
ntrgregnting $1,115 xvero found on bis person ,
but only 51,05 In money. Ilo xvns
locked up ever night and this mornIng -
Ing xvas lined $10 and costs in
the pollro court. Ho did not bnvo the cash
to liquidate nlthojgh worth S30.000 , and is
noxv serving out his three days in the county
Jail. This is the same farmer whom the po
lice hud in custody about six weeks ago. At
that time he had auout $1,000 on his person
nnd as ho xvns drunk the police took him In
charge to keep him trotn getting robocd.
IlillH
Sioux CITV , la. , May 13. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : BEI : . | F. C. Hills announces
nls resignation as general manager of the
Sioux Citv & Northern railroad on account
of ill hoalth. lie xvill probably bo succeeded
by nnoDlcer from the Great Northern system.
THE BIO FAIR.
llnns of tlio Dormitory Assocl'.itltia for the
Kntrrtulnmeiit ill Women.
The board of lady managers of the World's
fair have decided to provide comfortaolo
quarters for the vast .army ot women wage
earners xvho desire to visit the exposition
unaccompanied by escorts. Besides securing
reduced traveling rates It is proposed to
erect on the fair grounds , four dormitories , to
be supplied xvith comfortable beds and toilet
conveniences nnd a restaurant. Hooin nnd
lodging will bo furnished forliO cents per day ,
nnd the seivice of the restaurant at equally
loxv prices. To accomplish this n stock com
pany has been organized , Known as the
Woman's Dormitory Association ot ttio
Columbian Exposition , xvlth stosk at $10 per
share , no personbeing allowed to hold more
than f 100 xvorth $ f stock. The certificate of
stock is exchangeable at its face value for
accommodations at tb.o dormitories , and if
not exchanged 4ho boldqrs .will snare in
xvhatover profits may accrue.
Txvo hundred shares of stock have been
apportioned to Nebraska , and tbo Nebrasim
members of the board request that these de
siring to aid xvhut Is a most commendable
enterprise should communicate xvith Mrs ,
Elizaueth C. Langxvorthy at Scxvnrd , Nob.
o
VlblfKl ) JIT .1 VYCI.OXE.
Kiuisua Towns linilly Dumago'l by
XVIniN.
WICHITA Ivan. , May 13. The formation of
throe tornndoes xvas xvltnessed how betxveen
D0 : ! nnd G this afternoon , txvo about six-
miles south of the city and another nbout the
satno distance northeast. A dispatch to the
Eaplo from Augusta , Butler county , says
that the northeastern txvlster strusk that
place about G o'clock , demolishing fifteen
houses and xvreckmg the Santa Fo stock
puns.
puns.W. . S. Ellsxvorth had his log broken and
Frank Marsh xvas also silently injured.
Nearly nil the citizens in toxvn suxv thu storm
npproaohing and sought safety in cyclone
caves , which , it is thought , alone prex'onted
gi oat loss ot iifo. However , the telegraph
xvlrcs are down and details nro dinicult to
obtain. When telegraphic communication is
re-established il may bo found tlmt the storm
xvns more disastrous to life und property
than is now supposed.
The town of Toxvnndn , which is n foxv
miles north of Augusta , xvns also visited by
tbo storm und half n dozen houses domol-
Ibhoil. It xvlll bo rnmombercd that Toxvnndu
xvns literallv xvipcd from the fnco of the
carlh by n cyclone the latter part of March
nud n number of people Killed und injured.
Tlio citizens , xvho had the courage to remain ,
rebuilt their homes , and these xvcro the
buildings blown doxvn this evening. It 13
riot known xvhethor anyone xvas hurt or not.
Inquiries nt several points south of Wichita
fail to reveal the trad : taken by tbo other
txvo storms.
Water at St. Louis.
Sr. Loi'is , Mo. , May 13. The river at 7 p.
m. passed the danger line and is still rising.
Whoru the end xvill bo no ono pretends to
guess. The situation nil alon'.r the river
front groxvs xvorso hourly nnd the tilfllculty
of handling freight is Increasing. The Wig
gins transfer yurus are txvo to three feet
under xvutor. Arxcnal island Is washing
axvay. I'nrt of It IK goaa and more iu going.
More or loss other minor dnmauo has been
douu nnd Is liltely to bo done , lint so far the
great portion ot the injury to business , etc , ,
comes from hindrance rather ttiiiu uulual
damage ,
On the east side the situation Is bad loo.
At Brooklyn 'MO acres of truck patches nro
destroyed , Choiieau ) ibland Is under xvater ,
thus ruining ; lXy ( ) ucrcs of farming land for
the boaton. _
ficvui.i.tii filler n 7v .r/r//.so.v.
.Mm. Jimrpli Millijr Suit . itnd liy Kiimi-s
Iroin u ( jimolimi hloxe ,
ATCIIISON , ICnu , , May 1 ! ) , [ Special Tele
gram to Tun But.J : Mrs. Joseph Miller
accidentally extinguished the blaze of agaso-
llno steve yostoi'a'ay pftornoon and laid doxvn
on u sofa In an niljoulng | room tu axvnlt the
arrival of her tuisoand to supper. She fell
aslcop und inhaled tbo deadly fumes nnd died
today. A pot dog In tbo house xvus ulso
sulTocatiiu. Mr.iUml.Mr.i. Miller hud only
been married twp
Arrivals.
At London Sighted , Maryland , from Haiti-
more. > ,
At Yokohama Empress of Japan , from
Vancouver , _
v.oc'.initiriTiin. .
Txvo cars of crockery from England for
Maurer , Council Bluffs , xvero entered at the
port this morning.
At 1 o'clock this mornlnc the river shoxvcd
eleven feet above low xvator mark , having
risen BOVCII- tenths of a fool in txvenly-four
iourd. )
F. A. Uiirgln of Montana xvlll preach at
the Albright M. E. church at 10. ! ) ) . m. Sun
day , and Bishop Win. Taylor , of Africu , nt
8 p. m.
J'bll Sllinmol has Initltutod replevin pro
ceedings nguinst thu Union Paolllc railway
coin pun v. to gum poi > esklun" of fill busliels
of named millet seed of thu vuluo of WTO 75 ,
ibut bo alleged xvas uulaxvfully kept out ol
his no'scsMon to his personal damage in the
amount of & 00.
Unitarian Church. 17th am ! Cnss streets. -
Hov. N. M. Mann xvlll preach In tno morning ,
Subject. "Uailonnl Religion. " Stindav school
nt li ! in.
The Lincoln club xvlll moot this evening In
Tun UBK building to decide xvbothor or not
the club xvlll go In a body to the national
convention at Minneapolis.
A fresh mllcni oxv , giving U to 10 quarts
fine milk n day , for StO cash ; party going to
leave city. Southeast corner.Mnmlersonnnd
Eighteenth streets , before S n. m. or after 5
p. in.
in.Whllo
Whllo washing Sixteenth street last night
the street commissioner's ' men broke the
hydrant nt the Dodge street corner nnd
nearly flooded both streets for n b'ock ' cnch
xvny. The damage xvns repaired In the
course of nn hour.
President Martin of the Board of Trndo
has appointed three delegates to attend the
national Nicaragua canal convention which
Is to bo held nt St. Louis , Juno ' _ ' . The loinl
delegates xvho xvlll nltond the convention nro
C. S. Chasu , James btephcnson and J. B.
Kuony.
.Colonel Elliott F. Shepanl , editor of the
Noxv York Mnll nnd Express , speaks to men
nt the Young Men's Christian association
hall Sunday nfternoon nt.Vo'clock. Mr. J.
W. Hlilis of Indianapolis xvlll conduct the
service of sone , commencing at ! : 15 p , in.
All Invited.
Charles Hnnscn , the suspected murderer
xvho Is wanted In Wyoming , nnd xvho hr.s
been detained In Omnhn by the police , xvill
bo taken to Hock Springs tonight. Sheriff
Davis of that place hns arrived in Omaha
nnd wont to Lincoln this morning to got
requisition papers to take Hanson back.
Captain Hoynylds , chief engineer of the
wntor xvorks company , xvas to have delivered
nn address lo the stationary engineers
In Judge Davis' court room in The
Boo building last evening , but on nc-
rount of the high xx'ntor nt the reservoir xvas
uunblo to do so. The lecture xvill bo given
some time In the near future ,
A couple of smooth young men xvho gnvo
their mihics as McCarthy and Brown xvoro
arrested In the burnt district yesterday for
poJdllng a lot of laulcs'shoes and some silk
dross patterns. Most of the stuff already
sold xvns recovered nnd taken xvlth the pris
oners to the Jail. The police suppose that the
property xvas stolen in soiuu toxvji near bv
nnd brought hurts to bo sold.
A7.ii A or visrano.LT.
Domestic.
J. Gould and patty are at Ias Vegas. N. M.
Murdorcr Dehchamps has been executed at
Noxv Oriuans.
Senatoi Vance Is seriously ill at Ills North
Carolina summer home
A drunken sninhlur anil a shntcun made a
combination xvhleh torroii/.ed Kl itcno , Okl.
Twohtroet cur- , foil through ubr.dgo al To
ledo. O. , and I'ranic N. Mann it , a molorman ,
xx-sis killed.
Jamus Moss of Marseille" , III , . In n drunken
rage , boat his xvlfo to death and Is now a fucl-
tlvu from justlcu.
The oiilhxvcstorn Hnllroid nnd Steamship
association , which has been In session at Noxv
Voik , adjourned.
Snndulln Hurter and his wife of Mllxvaukco ,
Wls.huvo Miluldcd , leaving flvu llttlo chll-
dron to struggle xvlth the \\orld.
It Is said that tieneral 1'assnnper Azcnt
Husenbiirk of the Maplu Leif ixlll succeed W.
W. Kin lev us chali man of the Wciturn Tralllo
association.
Lloyd Itnver. 14 yours old , of Warren , I'a. ,
shot mid killed Cluir.cs llurlnirton. : an ex-
convict , xvho xvas attuiiiptlni ; to bleak Into his
father's house.
Klljah Chexers xvas hansed In Webster
county and Co oiiian IINhop paid tlio nuimltv
for minder In MeDitlly county , Ucorgln. lloth
men xxuio colored.
Tlio Pi inters Protective fraternity has
closed Us husslun at Mllxvatil\Qi > , XVIs. .The foi-
lowlnz olllcoisvcre elected : President. Wil
liam 1'iii/ur. Ixiins is City : V. I1 , lloiuhlnn ,
Alb.inv. N. Y. ; scciutary.V. . II Koners. ( . 'icxo-
land.U.i treasurer , .1. II.llds. . Nashville ,
Teiin. ; chief oraiil/er , A. C. M.ieroe , Mil
waukee.
Abraham H. I'cll of Buffalo , ns ascnt for
the \VahiiFh & I , icUnxv.imm fast ftulcht line ,
hns been Indicted for conspiracy bv tlio fed
eral cr.ind jury In session at Chieaijo. Tlio
case is an ouixioxvlli of the recent Investlira-
llon xxhleli resulted In thn Indictment of the
big packliK firm of bxvlft & lo. for lllog.illy
receiving rebates on freight from tlio Luuku-
xvanna line.
1(111(1 ( ( lubuiuai rt
INSTITUTE.
! H9 to to H
INFIRMARY
FOR TUB
TREATMENT
OP ALL
HIM , , - , apparuus nil Uu no luj
forsuccpssfu. ire itmout of t-vory form
of disease rcqiilrin ( meclie.il or
snr.'It- tro-ittnunt
50 bo'ls for patients , bo ml an I atteiul.iuoo
Ilcst accomtKlations In the xvost.
\\nto for ulri-uliirs on ileformilios an !
nrucos trusses , club feet , ciirv.ilures of suiuo ,
iitlch. minors , cineer.t'at uili , bronchitis. In-
lialulim.o.octrlelty , p ir.ilysls. epileusy , kld-
nov. b adiler. oyo. oar , bkln an 1 bloo 1 and all
surgical operations.
DISEASES OF " . : : : . . _ .
Women Kit 12K. Wo havolatolv nii.ietl i lyuii-
Indop.irtmont for xvomon tluriu. cimiinoniout.
htrletly private. ) Only Hollablo Jledlcal In-
Etituto maUlne -Spoolilty o :
, , IMtlVATH 1J1SKASKH
AI It'ood Diseases sueetusfully tro-xtol.
Hyphllltlo 1'olson lemoved fiom tlio sy-item
xvlthont mr-runry Noxv itostoratlva Treat
ment for Loss of VITAL I'UWHIt. Persons 1111-
nblo to visit ui mav bo treated ut homo by
rotrospon'Jcnce. All communications t-onli-
ilontlal. .Medicines or Instruments soul i > y
mail oro\press , securely jiaeUod , no m.irUs to
Indleato contents or sender. Uno per-on.il In
terview pn-ferre I. I'nll and consult us or son I
hl.stoiy of your case , and ue xvlll sund in plain
ymipuor. our
TO
. or Nervous UH-
eases , Impotoncy. Hvphllls , OlootnuJ Viulco-
cole , xvllh question list.
Hr.iees Appliances for Deformities & Trusoi
Only niiinuraclory hi tlio Wcatof liitftitt U-
Jt.lTriSKIKllAAnilKLui. '
Oinalia Medical and Surgical Institute ,
2Oth nnd Bron'lwny , Oo jnoll BluT-i.
Ton minutes' ililo from comer o Dinah i on
Omahniind ( . 'iniiull lllulT * oiujtrlo inolorlliia
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Ilium
C'nplnl sltc ( /il , O '
fcurpltmnnl Profits Nf > , OHH
NetCupltal an i Surplus S'illO.OU'J
Dlrcelora I.I ) ti 1 nil 111 l I ! . I. .suior. , . < ' )
niciion , I'i i : . Hirl , I X. MHlJr , J V .ll'uiiui
nndOlnirl-ji It llnaiaa Tr.ius let jeuer il b ini-
Inj ; business , l-.ir.-est capltil an.l surpliij of
liny bank In ontliHostorn lo.va.
INTEREST ON TI.MU DHO3tT 3
SPECIAL NOTIO ES.
COUNJI' , BLUFrS.
' ' VOU hnvo aiiytliliiK for billor tnido sue
II'
1C. II. Klioafo , llrotiilxvayunil .Main slrnol _
"
ui ( IOWA firms fors.ilo. Improved Idl us
In Iliurlsiin county. tlt'.DJiioracroj ' Wi
Improved , I''J.UUi Hi aerui. tlj.il > . l''ur ' b.iri inn
In Iowa an i .Nohr.ihk.i farms uall on 01 ntc
toJoluiiun .V Vin I'.itlon , ( Juiineil Hluiri.
T/OIMtlCN r-Dwoillii.'H In nil PIUS of tliu
? cliy. II II. bhuiife. llnudwuy iintlAliiln. _ _
und Co nmlsslon-Sloves. furiil-
STOUAlilJ Mined and Mild on rommK-Inu ut
lowest r.itos. I * Kliiiieiian.jjJ llro.itl .iy. j _
1711)11 HAl.i : OK ur.NT"-I.a osl and iiiost
U uintUalilo ino.it in.irkol In tlio xvesi , dohi , '
( loin fl.'iO ' .U i lo J7.UUJ. 0 o.ihli linsliiosii n iiioiiili :
bmiU bom III show llj Kill odKoJ , ( .plj'iiilld
Inmiiifss chance ! II vu.iri lo.isu on lilllldiii
Mllleoolll o Cuiiiii'll Illiilli. _
; . rooms for rent In llriiwn
uiilidiiitf. fr.ml IIK on I'o.iri und Main
sliL'uls , with nil inodorii cunvoilloiices lor
lerius applv to A. II Nicholas or II. C. Cory ,
room II , u. flits for lAN l
AN'ITD. vi > olKlrlfnrKcner.-il lioiihoxxoik ,
> v fill .south Till hlieot.
lux vstmt'iit , , ' . . Next doiihlo hoiihe ,
AN at Noil. IM iill'l I -.Till Hi. , runn
el ! nliillK Impioxcmcnl , new uirl tlr.sl-e.las- )
house , ( ont'ilns II looniK , - bulh looms. ' . ' line
imntrcy , III elokolii , front anil hack tilrs : ,
Iml jiiti ft ) il ixnlur Mirvicu , pu . ele. , wnrlli
Jh'iji' . xt | 1 sell al u liar -"iin and olio t liiiiiu-
II Jo olfcra. I'oiuat .Sin ill ) , il.ildwln blu.'k ,
Council II I nil a.
OUT of JeJEPTHS
A Well KIIOHII Oniiilu l.aily Holalcs nn
rniisital IXpprlnirp" V .NutnMo
ra < i > nnil Curd
In a rprtaln nolnliluuliiHiil in thl * city there
li nt prc i'iit iniii'liomntiiiMit upon the n-niiirU *
tiblitcltnrntton to lioatth of Mrn. ti. W. An-
dtow . of 1314 South Sixth street , who Is the
wife of a well Known i-iiinliirtoron the fnlon
1'nplflo rallttny. lloic was u woman nlio o
xnirorlnijs ni.d untit liade f'lli to uti < ottlu
hi'rinlnd. Shu was tuiarly cr.irt-il liy her dls-
tie .sfnl rondlllon and slu > foniiMl that in nn : *
ty would finally IIP | , rr ilicadful portion.
Sinru Dr . t'npvlaml \ t-iu-imrd lu'gnn their
wotU in Otiinlin llii-v have hail no oic-o vlold-
Ing innrocnitlfylin ; rosnltmlmn thai of Mr .
AndrewTluir olToiln hino risultrd In n
crlt.ililu rrsiMip of the iiorNliln ; ; and wliy
should not the facts bo ft.niMj ttatpa'f
Mis. AmliowsMivs : "Ills libth a ploasnro
and a duty to ti-ll of my moat chaiiac fiom
ML-Knoss ti > hoaltli. I onnmit fully do-scrlln )
my looont coiidlilon. for no ono uni ovpio < s
my siidmlng in woi Is 1 hud boon ntllng for
Mils. ( l. w
i-xun yoir * I had i'011-.t'iiit bi"l < uclic
liiHilIn- all uloiu thu splup and hlpv Mv
Illicit felt weak onnu h lo liiouK. My In ail
p.tin" wuiu torilhlo. It almost inaktis mo
Mitiddor to think of Ih m. They \\oio \ In the
h.ioU : if Uio henil and nouK ; also on top I'hu
sc'iilli ttus tonilor ami VDIO. No olio l.nuus.
or run Know , the itgonv I siilloiud In my head
hofoiol found uillof I did not Know whit It
\v s tube ftee from piin. It \\-IM p.ilnpain ,
all tlio tlini' . 1 could not U'opfor yours I
had not had a good night's U--.I. Tor Unco
lonu xo.ita mv nlahts OIH spent in dtoair
walling for the moinlii'j. Thou oamo iimilliur
\vrolclioilduywllh no oonifoil IID relief. 1
hud no amhltloii. My hope of onto wa < ' 'onu
and I liueaiiiedespondont fin Ins little \\heth
or I lived ordlod. My slunmuh dl-liosM'd mo
Kioatly , and 1 was badly bioatod willi gas
which fame from Indigestion.
"Mv healt was xoiv xxoaK. 1 Irid palilta- |
tlou iiml pain that Illleil me with alarm If I
excited mysulf a llttlo I was out of luoatli ,
ami when 1 woul to too lr ) * . L'unclai.ilhop -
aid 1 could bcuicoly got lo thi'lr nlllec 1 wus
-o xveuk. Mv ankles and fcul swelled iluiiiiK
tliu day and wore londor. I also had diopsy
of the face whloh pulled mo nndor the oycs so
thit my neighbors s.ild the snullltu's InuUed
JIUo Un s. In fac't I xv.is blimtod all over and
my oolor was of Itsuif onougo to piove my M'I-
Ions condition. I hul no aiiihlllon to xxoili or
miiko any plans for thp future. SOIICIM.UI
and mibor.ililu had 1 lioeoino Unit 1 was Indlf-
foiL-iitlo every thins i bout mo.
"With all these tio.ih'cs ' I had e it'll ill of
the uosu and thio'it lint Uopt. me constantly
linw King and sulltlui : . My mouth and lon uc
nud thio.il xxere nlcutiitod mid so painful that
It , nouly clro\o mu wild. Tooil and ilr nl >
caused totilhlo dihtiess anil I ilioaded the
time tooomo wnen I n.nsi oat and diiu ! > . I or
tills condition one doetoi wished to u-o the
knife , but I icslsicJ this ur.il am xoiy glad 1
did.
" 5hall I no on with my stoiy ? If I slop now
the. half will lomaln untold. 1 snlloiol fni.n
other diseases jiocullai to my SON. While I
cannot , describe them , uxoiy woman will nn-
dorst ind. for II Is haul , nowadays , to llud a
perfectly healthy woman. Th s pait of mv
case was sea giavated and nniisii.ii tli.it I
oan bcaicoly believe my souses which toll mo
thai my tumble 1- all lellexed.
"li would bu a lonn and dip.ny tale should
1 give an account of my"search lor help , lint
1 looked far ind wide. 1 consulted several
physicians in Philadelphia mid llanlsliiirj
also font In Omaha but. with no lollef e.xoupt
thai they lolleved my pooUethook. When Dis ,
L'oolnid ] ; & Shepmil nssiiiod me they could
help mo 1 till not bollevo them. Hut their
bl.lll. kindness and palloncu have saxed mo
no t only saxe-1 mo fiom wietejioilnoss and dls-
tioss lint I knoxx li.ixo mvoil my life. Thu
most forlnuale day In my lltu w.is that on
which 1 hccamo lluilr iiat'onl. ' foi to.lay I am
peifeelly we.ll and I bollevo my ouie is perma
nent "
Mis. Andrews can bo found at her residence
and xxill xoilfy In uxory point the above st ito-
ment No lady In Oni.ihasiaiidi hijher in Lho
osloim of her friends than she.
Jnsi i.srx
'jun.irKD AT nn : r.\'ii lM n.\rn
Ul' $ : .1 MUKJ'II TltlKit'dllnl I' 'llli :
si'ltiMi .i.v/j . .sr.wuM'lxriiii / / , MIII- :
/t/.Vf / ; FL'H.VSIHllK. .
SHE NOW HEARS
CfitnrrhVith Donfness nnd Ear
Trouble Neuralgia and Dys
pepsia A Group of Distressing
.Symptoms Entirely Relieved.
ir.itnrrh alTutjls noaily every p.nt of the
system. Deafness Is a ( 'oiiiniiiii lesult of ca-
tanli.il PNteiuion from tlio nose nnd tlnimllo
tlio oar. Tlio eyes often snITor greatly. In
tense. lnlfo-lll o ii.ilns.oreiiess nnd linriiliiL'
oflun occur. The oyo- : ire xxutciy anil eii.inol
ho.irllKht. lieatlliiK Is painful anil the si < * ht
Is poor. Inlniiso headaehc tliill or sli'irpIs
proicnl. The sealp nn I mii'-eli's of the nook
mo olten very hinn nn 1 ] i.ilnfnl. In tlieso
ease * the stoni'icli lux ailahiy sullorto. . ) . Its
mrinhiiine licllii ; tll ensed null thlekeneil a
uoiidlljiin kmnxn as iiVM'i.r.siA. ]
An Inti'llliri'iit > oilii. w iinaii llvot at Ill'i smith
. ' 7th i-trc'i'l Ih-r n uno Is Xlls-i Mmiiia llul/fcld. anil
olio li'lltn hlory of imlfi'rliiit 11111 it'llof iliil Mill In-
tcicsl nnny "lormaiu ! iionito < . MaVK .Xllis Hut/
fi'lil. "my inlii'iy WIIH rfiB-ii I Irul a i ni'liu pnln
In my licatl tli.it nu.irly mndu nni wild H WH * wniaj
MISS IMMA III f/H'l 1) .
hy kpelU bul Hat | irti uut noirly nil I lie HimMy
ii > nit iirlicil ti'iribl ) and 1 roiiM not In-ar Iho lluht.
\Vlinn MrlU'l ' In rc.id they would iul walcr > nnd
p lined mo nun rely. I hid to ninMmitly haw k ami
hpll luoinlUKK anil hirk'ti IIIHIUH of niaioiii ( MIIIO
troia my no u and th oil. My licHrlni.- was vi > ry
thill anil hail too i irJAlux Htirnu for at lent uno
yeiir. Al tliiiek | hcMiid ( irclty well Iml u kllKht cuhl
would ntli'il my ncarhiir. Due h cold iiiiiduiuu wurni
nnd when Dm. ( ) oiuluiul | and hlicianl | butan my
( ami I win KcUInu deafer every tin ) 1 .i very
tlri'd niKrnliit'H and r Jt < l iinuilir "I nlcht. My
tliimucliw.il ) In u luul tutu Aflcr c-jllim 1 al un
hud u hi'Hvy iialu la Ihu moinuuh. Mhlch wt > uhl In't
for nuu'ral hourn. 'limn It would rulurn niioii my
c.illiiK at'iiin. I wai ollcn bllluui nnil hud iuutv.1.
wall bioill"and lumlorniMiii ever HID Huiiiacli and
tioxidn
I huv * ttcadly Improved nndor Hr . Cupulivii I
uuil &tn.urtl * Iruatiuval and iut.U xltlt lo then ul-
tif n of iifi'M ticni'BI Tlirlr lr * lmrni li
n.ild niul en lly tnVcn nnd < o oHnctlTo thutt lim
totorcd my hi-aMlnt clvon tno n blo 8il relief from
l < nln. nnd lmi < rornl nip c much Hint I do not sctm
the fnnio person t wm n few iroeli < n o 1 c niui
fftv too nuicli for tlifio nud wl'n they linxe don
forme. ' 1IX1XIA 1lfT2rKIll ,
1115 South snti Street.
THIS IS A TEST ,
Results In Cntnrrhnl Complica
tions Dcmonslrnta tlio Supe
rior Skill of Drs. Copolnncl nnd
Shopnrd The Statement ol
Miss Cnlvln.
I'atnrrh itself , in the hnmls of tlin
skillful nnd tlioroiifili epocliiUst xvlin
is providud xvitli tlio necessary mo-
oliunit'iil and chomk-al applianocs
for irentitiif the disease , vill in
ti conipnrativoly runsonalilo llino
yield to proper treatment , luit when
catarrh is roniiilieiUod xvlth severe asth-
matte troulilo II is a dilllfuU matter to
alVeot a periiintiont rnro , and a suoeoss-
fttl result in a ease of this kind in the
best poosibie tt" t and deinonstration of
the Biiporlor skill and faithful euro of
tlio pliyMciano. An instance of this
kind is atl'orded in the case of Miss .Ion-
mo galvin , of South llth street , be-
txveoa Spring and Valley streets. She
says :
"I cniitilit n Imil rolil nliout tour U > MH nuo. lilch
wss folloireil liy a < iii'i'e hiii of ciihlx until It ilu-
vi'lnpctl Into ciiionle oil irrh. t hml uxoro | uiln
In my liriiil. ttxor mv OJIM unit In t'n > Inck | > ait t > l
nij lieiul ; my mm xvouM cUy ill ) niul itliilinrvo a
pecivllon Into my tliroiit Iroin ln-hlnil I In' i > lnlu
MISS II SMI. i. M X IN SO 14 I II ST
"My chc"t would III ! up and 1 would slnlk'alu for
lire.ith. XX hu'ir I wo lid he down I could not broathu
at all , my chtM would "c ui piMud down Hrlth n
XTOlglit , and many a nlaht I hnvo nut up hour ntlor
hour. Mimlhilna , suitoeitlnu pull * would eon.o
on .My hrciitli would coin wllh M wlui'/lni ; t > initiil
like dr.iwIII ) , ' air lluiiui'h a tnho I wou'd fotd Ilku
drattlnjalr throtiuli a tponie I hvllcxo my tr.iu-
tilchad doxelope I Into cnnx'imrrtlon , lust Ihe Iron-
blo had
.xi iivxiiv \ir.s'mn i : in MV i r\i.s
1 had tried dltloicnt phyHlelntH and miiuorous iix-
tnrrh iemedli" , hut could obi ita no relief.
' 1 had ro.id of .l.'opel.iud and Micpiml < surcoirt
In such e.i oi when onu of my nulxlihiiM li.nl lii'aii
cured In t'u'80 tlortirs 1 eoneludi'd I would Ir/
them. In about * lx wiM'ks 1 lull pi-rlis'll well
n l n.xn Moi'i-rii nit s
1 s"uppo-o " my trouble would h u o come li ii'l * iw tin.
but I loolc the tloclmV , ullili > and c Miiluin' l for
iMiotlicr Mweek - * , and now I Iel I p TlVi tlv Milt1 In
Ktnpplnx tlio tiiMtmnt , lor I fi-cl tli.i1 I a n itin-il
and am uri < tli.il Drs Copi-liud and --lii-p.ird uro
cntllle I lo urojt ciedlt for this pcrfi'it rv-uttiln
my case. '
Tills is the Value of the Bo no fit
Derived by One of D.'s. Cope-
Innd & Shepard's Mnny Pa
tients.
Mr. Tl'omns Nr. Clark , of IOHI
Ins ntroot , says :
' 1 \ > ould l o' l.iku
o\r. inoi" > AN'n IKII i. .xus
for UIB lienellts 1 luuo received Iioni Di" . Cope
land nnd Sliepard
'IIICMAs \ II UIU , Ililll 1)01 ) 1,1 V s |
"I am tllly nlm > U"ir < old anil li.nl bi-Kiin lo tliluK
I at nut lonK for Ihl * wolld. lor I
mini : in xn 'inAN .xi ix i.
linvlni ; buffered teirllilo pain lei Iho l.i t i t-nty-
-M > IIOKI iisnlxxiiy.sliiiit-tl | | up. Hint one sldo
llii-n tlicotlicr : dull , him ) licntl.it liu JuM nxcrllm
eyt H iiti'l ' In Die I tick pail of Iho head loai I UK niilaen
In tliocar , which Ht'cmud In nexoi cc i e
"I xvnt-roiiftantl ) lin kln mill | illlliii , trjliivlu
r.il e the mucus Dial lomlmnilly diopped Imin Iho
licnd In Uio Iliroiit
"In the mornlnij nponnrli > lni. I would he ii llroil
nn xiliun 1 nenl lo IM d. itlu i callus I would OXIMI-
rluni-o a IIHO of fnllncus or lilontlnu In HitMum -
nth , wldih lidded coiihldcnililu Millcrhik' lo IID now
loin ; lln of biiiscrhn.-- ! .
A hl'X IMIi : ( Ill'lill
wasono of Iho nurnl of m > HJ mplnnix. uud liar | > ,
lic l cxlcndl'itf Inn k lo Ilin
i-lin.'ilni. pains In Ihu i
xliiiuldcr hhiilea Thin was lilt con Illlnii ulivu I
tallcilupon Dm Copcl.ind and Hiupud 'I hey KIIHI
c iu-.i "t
iiK > tliiuuiiiili , M-luntlllu and itynluiiinlli
trciitinenl , whlili was plinn.iiil , mid I nn t iniiull ,
fciilliu IU ' * a nun iii.in.
xei ) olli-t tlvu. for I urn now >
- 1 tnui.ol d.iy H'o niui'li In
land and ' hcpard , lor w hut Ihoy tin > . .
Mr. Clarlc rohidos , as stntud ( iloxr. nt
Ililll Doutflas htroul , xvliuro Im run bo
verify Jiin biatt-
K-on nnd xvill rondlly
inont.
_
Vm tlio accommodation of thoce em-
] ) lo\-uil during the iihiuil x\orKing hours ,
tho'olllous of DI-A C'opolniid and Sliop-
a nl are open on xvcokdny ovoiiiiif-'H from
7 to b o'clock , aim Sundayx from 10 a. m.
to I p. m.
ROOMS ail AND 31 3 ,
New York Life Bulletin * ,
Cor. 171haml l''arna'ii .Sis. , Oiiiulii , Nt-'o.
W. II. ConiAND. : M. I ) .
U. S. Siiii'\UD. : M. U.
Consulting I'liys el.un.
FpoclaIKu : Oitarrti .in I uli dU > tu ot 11 >
Kyu , 121 r. Tliroit an I Idinxs , Nt-rvom ti' t \
caves , ? kln Dlsoiiso . Clironlu IM n IHKI. 'Hll'J
lloiim- loll H. m. . - lo a p. in. . 7 to h i * '
Mind.iy M a. m to 1 p in
Cul.irrh.il Iroiililos mil kiwi roil i HQ.ua i
trcatotl Mioctx'.fiilly by null , hoiid lu In
stiimiH tut "iiiMllon I'lrtuiliiri AiMriHi iiil
lultcrs 'o ' Copuliiml Modmil In.Uliilu ,
Vork l.lfo llnilill.i.Omalri , NoU.
$5 A MONTH.
CATAItltll AMI KINDIlii : ) Dlril.ASKS
TKI\TII : : ) AT TIM : \IIMKM UATIoi < * i
AHMDN'III MKIIIUINKS Kl.'ltNIHIII.ll
no.u nut ALL ornr.it DISI-.ASIS : TIII- :
IIATKSll.l. . Hi : 1JW ( AND UMI'OKM
I'ltOl'iJltTION TO Till : ACTl
\\HOI.IHM.K : CUST UK MHOICINKS UK :