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NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA. To Gain Flesh , to Sleep Well , to Know What Appetite and Good Diges tion Mean. Make a Test of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. INTERESTING EXPERIENCE OF AN INDIANAPOLIS GENTLEMAN No trouble la more common or more ml und r- to.nl than nervous d > iptpMa , I'eopte havlnj It think that their nr\es are to blame , and arc iiirprUnd f.iat they are not cured by nerve medicine * and spring remedies. The teal scat of the mlrchlcf I * lost xlrjit of. The stomach la the orxan to be looked after. Xenous d ) > p ptlcs often do not hnvn nny pain whatever In the stomach , nor peihap * any of tlte usual symptom * of stomach weakness. Xvrr- O'j dyspepsia shows lt elf not In t. stomajh so much nn In nearl ) every organ. In some casei the hcnrt palpitate * and Is Irregular ; In other * the lil.lnos 3te urfected ; In other * the bowels aic smtlpatcd , nlth headaches ; stilt others are troubled with lo s of tle-h nnd appetite , with accumulations ct gas , sour rlsliipt and heart burn Mr A W. Sharper of 61 Prospect street , In- dlunapoIK Ind. , writes as follows : "A motl\o of pura gratitude prompts me to write fiete f tv lines regarding the new and valuable Inedl- clne , Stuart's Oyipepsla Tablets , 1 ha\e been a * yffrcr from nervous d > i < peisla for the last four years ; ha\e used \orlous pitcnt modlclnet and other remedies without any favorable re sult They nomittnie * gave temporary relief un til the effect of the medicine wore off. 1 attrib uted this to my/sedentary / habits , being a book keeper , with little physical eierclse , but I nm gla.l to state thnt the tablets hate oreicomo all there obstacle" , for I ha\e gained In llesX sleep belter nnd am better In every way. The abo\e la written not for notoriety , but Is based on actual facts. Hespectfully yours , & "A. W SHAIU'Kn. "Cl I'ro pect street , IndlanapjIK Ind " It Is .itc to say that Htuart's I ) > ipepila Tab lets \\lll cure any itomach wonkneis or dlsvaae eirept cancer of the sOmach. They cure sour tc.nmch. gas , lo < s ot llesh nnd appetite , sleep- lMnefi < , palpitation , heartburn , constipation and headache. Send for \nluable little book on stoma h dis ease * by addressing Stuart Company , Marshall , lllch. All druggists rell full-slzo packages at CO eta. Use the New Preparation for Dyspepsia and Stomach Troubles , Hot a Secret Patent Medicine , but a Cure for Eveiy Form of Indigestion. It ha been stated recently that not lem than < 3.00) p'iysl"lans nre using or endorsing the new discovery for Indigestion sold by all druggists tinder the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Dr. Tomllnnon give * the follow Inn reamns why physicians regard this new remedy with ti much favor : First , btcaurc It Is NOT a secret patent medi cine , but a scientific combination of vegetable essences , pure aseptic pepsin , free from animal Impurities nnd of very high digestive power , bismuth and golden teal , It has been tested repeatedly and the expert- 1 WYOMING INFANTRY STARTS Battalion of Volunteers Gets Away from Cheyenne Luring the Day. UNION PACIFIC GETS THE LONG HAUL SoIilltTH on the Move More UiiHlnt'NN In I'runauut Why Dliijur .SIotxeiib.Tir Didn't Stnrt on Time. The Union Pacific has , been awarded the contract for transporting one battalion of Infantry from Cheyenne , Wyo. , to San Fran cisco. The battalion comprises the Infantry volunteers ot Wyoming called for by the War department. . ( allroad reports ore to the effect that troops for the regiment of Wyoming cavalry nre coming Injo Cheyenne very rapidly , nnd the regiment o cowboys under the command cf Colonel Torroy will soon bo ready to start for Chlckamauga Park , Ga. The route for ( bis movement has not yet been an nounced , hnlMhe bids for the transporta- tlon nre soon to be opened In Denver , the headquarters of the Department of the Colorado. It the Union Pacific secures the contract the cavalrymen will bo brought through Omaha. The Union Pacific reports that the move ment ot the Twentieth regiment of Kansas Infantry was started from Topeka , Kan. , for San Francisco on Monday night. All of the troops were out of there by Tuesday morn Ing. The Missouri Pacific reported' that the castbound movement of Infantry , the Twen ty-flrst Kansas regiment , for Chlcknmaugn park , Georgia , started on Tuesday morning. The awarding ot the transportation of the Twenty-first Kansas Infantry from Topeka to Kansas City on the Santa Fe road with out competition has made the Rock Island olllclals feel somewhat sore. The orders for the movement were received on Sunday night , and the Santa Fo ofllclals from To pekn happening to be on hand nnd assured of ready equipment for the movement cap tured the haul from Topeka to Kansas City. The Itock Island people Insist that they would have secured the business on a better rate for the government If they had had nn opportunity to bid on It. Captain Smith ot the quartermasters' de partment at St. Louis has asked for bids for the transportation of a third regiment of Kansas' Infantry from Topeka , Kan. , to Washington , D. C. The time for tbo start of the movement Is not announced , but It is understood that It will bo begun within a few days. Muc'li Mum Work In I'ronpfi'l. There has been aast amount of trans portatton arranged for at the headquarters of the Department of the Missouri within the last thirty days , and there Is a pros pect for a good deal of work lu that direc tion In the near future. There are a num ber of volunteer companies In western states that are Included lu this department yet to be moved , and the second call for volun leers that Is expected to bo issued soon by President McKlnley will greatly Increase the number of western soldiers that have to be transported In ono direction or another. Master of Transportation Mahoney Is look * tug for a busy season here for some time to coins , so are , the passenger officials of the railroad companies. There Is a good story going the rounds ot the railroad offices In this city on Lieuten ant Stotsenburg , the mustering officer ot the Nebraska volunteers and ono of the majors ot the First regiment of Nebraska Infantry. It apiwaru that thu lieutenant had be n go ing after the railroad men hammer and tongs fur several day to have their equip ment ea hand at Camp Sauudera ready to inents have proved that one grain of the dlgaitlvc principles In Stuart's Dy pcpsla Tablet * will dl- fH three thousand times Its own Weight of lean meats , eggs , o tmf l and similar whole- coma food * . Thtabl'U act wholly upon the food taken Into the stomach , digesting It thoroughly , no matter whether the stomach Is In teed worklns order or not , nnd cure all forms of dyepepsln and stomach troubles on the common-scnea plan that they nourlih tht body and rest the stomach ach nt the same ttm * . rftlmn'a Dyspepsia Tablets do not act upon the bowels like the ol 1-fnshloned after-dinner pills , nor are they an artirulal ttlmulam like "stomach bitters , " nor ore they In nny way simitar to to-called predlgeiled food * , which con sist of 3 tier cent of "Klucoie , " the stuff that cheap candles are nmde from : but Stuart'n Dyt- P-psia Tablets du nhiit nonn of these do they act wholly upon the frxl ratcn and dlKext It completely , and the cure of Indigestion l an aKBiircd fact , b cnu e the food , belli * properly digested. It cannot lie for hour * In the rtom- ncli. fermentlns , dccnslnp , filling the system with the Rerms of dl ense , but It Is anlmllated , nourlthlnir and Invigorating not only the body and brain , but the stomach Itself us well. Th tablets are absolutely harmless nnd can be given , and ore Riven , with benefit to little- children and Infants suffering from IndUostlon. As shown above , they contain no mineral poi sons nor anything In any way Injurious. Dr. Wuerth sa. s he his noticed In miny cases thnt the tablets not only cured Indigestion , but that a very noticeable Increea * In flesh resulted where people who used the tablets were thin nnd run down In flesh l.cforo taking them , and It Is not Rt alt surprising that such should be the case when It Is remembered that most people ple are thin because their stomachs are out of order , and when perfect dlge'tlon Is brought back nn Increase of flesn Is the natural accom paniment. Within the last six months many thousand case * of stomach trouble nnd dyspepsia hnvp been cured by Stuart's Uyrpcpsla Tablets , and their cmvcnlence and popularity are such that druggist1 ? everywhere are now selling them The prlc Is CO cents per package , and If your drug gist IMS not yet ordered them he will get thorn for sou from his wholesaler. They are manufac tured by Stuart Company , Mnm'iall , Mich. Your druggist. If he Is honest , will tell 5011 that Htuart's D.v rp psla Tnb'ets Is the only preparation now before the public recommended and designed rolcly for tire cure of Indigestion and stomach troubles. No oth r claims are mad * for It ; It Is not claimed to be a cure-all. Means Long Life , Good Health , a Clear Head and a Bright Eye , The New Discovery , Stnart'sDyspepjia Tab lets , Gives Good Digestion to Everybody. Many people mffer from dyxpepsla nnd do not know It. They feel mean , out of sorts , peevl-h , do not ilecp well , do not have a , Rood , keen nppctlte , do not have the Inclination and energy foi phytlcar or mental work they once had , but at the same time do not feel any particular pain or distress In the stomach. Yet all thU la the result of poor dlsestlon nn tntldlous form of dj-jpepjln which can only be cured Ly a remedy L > ull out for San Francisco when he should say the word. Most of the railroad equip- nent was there bright and early on Monday norning. The officials of one of the lines was handling the movement by telegraph rom this city. It got along toward the noon : iour and his train had not started , and he became restive. Turning to his stenog rapher he said : "Take a message to Agent Ulank , Lincoln , 'Why hasn't the battalion .hat we are to haul started ? The locomotive lias had steam up for three hours. ' " Within thirty minutes there was flashed back across tbo wire this brief but explana tory answer : "Stotsenburff Is delaying start. Has lost his pockctbook , money and trans portation , and can't find his wife. Blank , agent. " At first It was thought the laconic reply of the Lincoln agent was merely a joke In tended to cover up the real reason for the delay In the start of Nebraska's First In fantry , but later developments proved con- clusUcly that the telegram that the Omaha official received In reply to his query con tained the truth , the whole truth and noth ing but the truth. Illilillnu ; ( iooilliye to Mnjor Jonex. There was a big assemblage of railroad men and other citizens nt the headquarters of the Department of the Missouri , U. S. A. , yesterday to bid farewell to Major Jones , acting quartermaster of the depart ment. The announcement In The Dec that Major Jones would leave during the after noon for the Philippine Islands caused great surprise among his many friends , though a few of them had known for several dayu past that he would undoubtedly be selected as the man to look after the quartermaster's department of the Philippine expedition. Major Jones has been In Omaha a little over n year , during the most of which time ho has acted as chief quartermaster. ' He came to Omaha from the War department at Washington , going from San Antonio , Tex , , to Washington. He came to Omaha with the rank of captain , and leaves as a major , having been promoted to this position by the president last week. He has not yet received his commission as major , and therefore still continues to sign his name as captain , but will receive his major's commission before sailing from San Francisco. His family will remain in Omaha and be- will be accompanied from hero by Captain Coaklcy , who has acted as his chief clerk for some time. It is probable that several other men will be assigned to duty under Major Jones at San Francisco. Major Jones , entered the United States Military academy from Pennsylvania Sep tember 1. 1SC2. He was graduated with honor and served through the war with dis tinction , his rank In the regular army at various times being as follow s : Second lieutenant , Fourth artillery , Juno 17 , 1S67 ; first lieutenant , August 22 , 1S71 ; captain , Fourth artillery , January 24 , 1891 ; ; trans ferred to quartermaster's department April 20 , 1802 ; graduated from the Artillery school , , U. S. A. . 1870. It Is not too much to say that no nrmy otllcer ever went out of Omaha receiving more sincere God-speeds of the people gen erally. By his kindly manner , both In and out of the office , and his courteous treat ment of all who have had occasion to trans act business with him , he has made a host of friends for himself. Since the first start of the present army movement be has handled an Immense amount of business , Quartermaster Pond of this department be ing early sent to Mobile , leaving ( he quar termaster's department In charge of Major Jones. With tbo transportation ot the reg ular and state troops Major Jones has been kept pretty busy , and he has the credit of having handled the troops out of the De partment of the Missouri more expedltlously than the heads of any of the other depart ments In the army. Arnold's Brome Celery cure * headaches. 16o. 25c. COc. All druggist * . intonflwi to CL'Ur. It and mnko the dlieitlv * organs net naturally nnd pmprljr dl- Mil the food t t n Hitter * , after-dinner pl.l * and n rv tonki will n ter h lp the trctiU * THKV DON'T IliUCIt IT Th new medl al discovery DOES. It In cnlltd Stuart'R Djrtprpiln Tablet * , and It It a tpeclfla for dyi-prpsU nnd India-Milan. It Ct'HES tciiu It thoroughly digests alt wholnomo food taken Into the Mom- ch. WHETHEU TIIIJ STOMACH 18 IN OCX3I ) WOrtKINO OIIURH Oil NOT , Stuarl'i Drip ) < p lii Tablet * , by dlpeitlcg the food Inttfnd of making tin worn-out stomach do nil th nork , Rt\e It u much-needed IlEST. and a CUltn ot dyipepsla ti t.it natural r.ult. When you nre nervou < , run donn and k p- leii , don't mnkp the common mletak * of nuppos- In * your nervoui sjMem needs treatment and fill > our stomach with powerful ner\e tonic * , which make you feel Rootl for a little while onlv to fall further than e\er. Your nerves nre nil right , but they are STAHVun : they want FOOD Nourlih them with whjlesorne , cverydnr food nnd PLENTY of It , well tllgrited , and you can laugh at nerve tontci and m dlclno. llut the nerves nlll not bo nourished from n weak , abused stomach , but when the digestion has been made perfect by the u e of thl * great remedy nil ner\ous symptoms disappear. Whoe\er heard of a man or woman blcsyd with n Muirrrus digestion and good appetite beln troubled with their NEHVES ? Uuo.l digestion means a strong nervous sys tem , abundance of energy , and capacity to en joy tht good thin ? * of life. Stuart's n > epepMa Tablets will certainly f t your MomHCti and digestive organs right : they can't help but do It , t ) caufe they njjrlsh the body by digesting the food eaten nnd rest the * tomA < c.i. You get NOUIllsmiBNT and ItKST nt one and tne SAME time , and that Is alt the worn- cut dyipeptloi NEIIDS to build him up nnd Bl\o new life to every organ and added jest to very pleasure. Stunt I1 a Djepepsla Tablets Is n cmltend to th nrmy of mon anl women with weak * tom- ncht , weak nerve * , and Justly merits the claim of being one of the most worthy medical dls- coverl's of the times. It Is so cheap that the poorest tan recede Its benefit * , costing but M centB a package nt nil dnnc stores. . . It Is prepared by the Stuart ChemUal Com pany of Marshall. Mleh. , and nny dnigjtlst will tret It for you. If you nre troubled with any stomach trouble you can 111 afford to be with out It. Interesting Experiments with the New Stomach Bemedy Not a Patent Medi cine bat a Safe Cura for All Forma of Indigestion , Th results of recent Investigation haie estab lished beyond question the great \nlue of the new preparation for Indigestion nnd stomach troubles ; It la composed of the dlestl e nclds pep ln , bismuth , golden seal and slmlHr stem achic * prepared In the form of D-graln loz enges , pleasant to the taste , convenient to carry when traveling , harmles to the most delicate stomach and probably the safest , most effectual cure yet discovered for Indigestion , tour stomach ach , lof * of appetite and flesh , nausea , ElcU head ache , palpitation of the he.irt and th ( many sjmptonn nrlzliiK from Imperfect digestion of fo d. They cue because they cautc the food to be promptly nnd thoioughly digested before It hai tlmf to sour , fenti'nt and poison the blood and nervous nMfm Over C.CCO p oplo In the state of Michigan alone In 1S3I were eup-d of stomach troubles by Stu- art' D ) pep > U Tablets. tull-lzed pickagei may he found nt nil dniR- gists' nt 0 cent" or sent bj * mail on receipt of price from Stuart Company , Marshall , Mich. Sand for free book on stomach dlsnues. Something About the New Discovery for Curing Dyspepsia , The Itcv. F. I. Hell , n highly esteemed minis ter residing In We lsport , Cayuia county , jr. Y. , In a rwent letter writes as fcllawr : "There has never been an ) thin ; tiat I hava taken that has relieved the d > spepsla from wnlch I have suffered for ten years except the new remedy called Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. ( Mn-e taking them I have had no distre.'n at nil after eating , nnd ngaln after lei > ? jears can Ve p well. " R. v. T. I. Dell , Weedsport , N. Y. , fuinw-rly of Idalla. Colo. HUmrt's Dyspepsia Tablets Is a rennrknble remedy , not only b-ouuno It t a certain cura for all forms of Indigestion , but because It II AMUSEMENTS. A very enjoyable musical nnd dramatic entertainment was given for the benefit of the furnishing fund for the Boys' and Girls' building nt the exposition last evening at Germnnlti hall before one-half of Omaha's 400. The program was divided Into three parts , two parts ot amateur dramatics to ono of music. The first play presented was "Double or Quits , " a new comedy in ono act by It. A. Parrelly , n newspaper man of New York. The parts were well taken , and the play was enacted with commendable zest. Those who were Included In the caste follow : -Miss Bechler , Mrs. Matheson , Messrs. Short , Ekstrom nnd Thompson. The second part of the program was de voted entirely to music. The solos of Messrs. William Manchester nnd Cuscaden were most praiseworthy , ami Miss Clara Palmer sang "A Summer Night" In her usual charming manner. "Uosebcrry Shrub , Sec. " was the one-act comedy that made up the third part of the pleasing program. The comedy has been presented before Omaha audiences several times before , but like the sec. It rather Im proves w Ith age. The parts were well taken by Mrs. Matheson , Misses Klmball and Bcchler and Mr , Ekstrom. Frank Lea Short acted as director of the plays , and Miss Klmball as stage manager. The Indications are that Thursday's matinee for .the benefit of the Omaha branch of the Nebraska Sanitary Aid commission will be a great success. There has been a numerous demand for tickets , which have been placed on sale at the pharmacies of Myers & Dillon , Norman Kuhn , J. A. Ful ler and the restaurant of Balduff. The management of the Crelghton theater and the membera of the Woodward company have contributed their services for the afternoon's , performance , and the entire proceeds will bo devoted to the timely and charitable work of the Nebraska Sanitary Aid commission. , . TO cimio coi.i i.OM : n.Y Take Laxative Brome Quiaine TableU. All druggists refund the money if it falls to cure. 23a. The genuine lias L. B. Q. on each tabk-t. EPISCOPAL WOMEN IN SESSION Auiiunl ConvmUoit of tin- Council of tin- AnillliirKUrtN ItM UHlULTH. The annual convention of the Nebraska diocesan branch of , the Woman's Auxiliary ot the Protestant Episcopal church began Its session at Trinity Cathedral yesterday. After the celebration of the hnly commun- I Ion at 10 o'clock the business meeting was I held. Thirty-three authorized delegates from the following cities were present : Schuyler , Wymore , Lincoln. Central City , Columbus , Blair , Nebraska City and Ash land. In addition about 100 members and workers attended. The following olllcers were elected : Pres ident , Mrs. Worthlngton ; vice president , Mrs. C. U. Lyman ; treasurer , Mrs. H. U. Rlngwalt ; secretary , Mrs. Philip Potter ; district vice president , Mrs. Guy P. Brown of Lincoln ; general secretary Junior aux iliary , Mary E. Durnham ; treasurer united offering , Mrs. J. J. Stubbs. The report of the secretary showed that all the pledges for last year , amounting to { 1,700 had been fulfilled. A pleasing fea ture of the morning was an address upon missions by IlUhop Mott Williams of Marquette - quette , Mich. At 1 o'clock adjournment was made and luncheon served In tbo parish house. The thirty-first annual council of the dlo- cesa of Nebraska ot tbo Protestant Episco pal church will meet at Trinity Cathedral I item * to act thorwihly In oU. chronlo ot dyipeptla us well n In mild ntUckn of tndl * cMlon or blllou ne i. ! X p mon him dy pep l ( Imply because th sloin ; h Is overworked. All It witits In n harmleti vegetable remedy to dl * ce t the food and t.ln tire It the mttch needed reit _ Thl * Is the ecrel f = irie BtKcef * of thli r * * culltr remedy. No itmtlpr how wenlt or how much dliordcre.l the dlgeitlon may be. ? luart'n Djrpperfln Tablet * will 'illR ' f fh food whether the Ptomach work ! or not. New lite nnd enemy are clren not only 16 Ih4 stomach , Imt to every orrftn and nerve In.UHtbody A trial of this pltudtd medicine will 'conrlnce the mo-t kep > tk-al that dvrveptlai and all stomach troubln can be cured , go popular has the remedy be- corns thai Stuart' * Dy epflu Tablttn can now be obtained at any JriiR etors at V ) cents per package. > 1 _ A Pleasant , Simple ; but Safe and Ef fectual Remedy for It , Catarrh of the stomach has tone been con sidered the next thins Is Incurable. The usual symptoms are a full or bloating sensation after eating. Kccompantul tewnttlmei with tout or watery fining * , . formation of iaes , causlnn prMiun on the heart anil tune * and dlfflenlt brtathlnic ; headache * , fickle appetite , nervous- n * and a itntral pl reJ-out. lanrild f * li | > R , There li often a foul tail * In the mouth , cvatcd tontut , and It tht Interior ot th * atom * ach could be seta It would show a tllrny , In- fUnnd condition. The curs for this common and obstinate trouble la found In * treatment which e u * t tht food to be readily , thoroughly dtiresttd he. torn it h lira * to ferment and Irritate the deli cate mucus surfaces of tht stomach. To s ure a prompt and healthy digestion l § Kit on * neces- sry thing to do , and when normal dltettlon I * secured th * catmhal condition will lime dis appeared According to Dr Itarlanfon , the latest and test treatment Is to uc after each meal n tablet competed of diastase , nseptln pepsin , a little nux , golden seal and fruit acid * . T.its tablets can niw be found at alt druK stores under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet * , and , not Lclnn a patent midlclno , can l > c ucd with perfect safety and assurance that heiltliy appetite and thorough digestion will follow thtlr itirulnr use nfter meaU. Mr. N. J. Uocher of S710 Dearborn utreet. Chi- cato , writes : "Catarrh Is a. local condition re sulting from a neglected cold In the head , whereby - by the living membrane of the no e becomes Intlimed nnd the poisonous discharge thereftom , pasMnir backward Inti the throat , reaches the stomach , thus producing catarrh of the elomach. Mcdlonl authorities prescribed for me for three year * for catarrh of rtomacti , without cure , but todny I am the happiest of men , after uMns , H. S , EMORY , Omaha's Leading Photographer. 1 1o t TJ ; Omaha. Neb , April 10 , 1S9S. Stuart Co. , Marshall , Mich. Dear Sirs : For Tears I have suffered from Indigestion , Sour Stomach , distaste for food and often' nol'dppctlte. I tried many different remedies with no result. A friend of mine ruggesied that I use Stuart's Djspepsla Tablets and I finally conclud ed to do so. That1 , vVas1 over a year ago a ni now. I am proud to say , I can cat any thing and relish w"ha " f eat , and my digestion , so far as I can judge Is absolutely per " fect. , I write this without solicitation , as I think such good results as have been ac- compllshoJ by your Tablets should bo made lcr.ov.ii. Your * truly , f > ,0 H. S. EMORY. , -t , 213 N. 16th St. , Omaha , Neb. 6 , ii t this morning. At 10 o'clock services conducted - I ducted by the Ilev. Canon Doherty will be held , after which the business session of the council will begin. About forty clergymen - ' men and as many lay delegates will be In * attendance , in addition to many workers and communicants. The business of the day will be the election of the standing committees and deputies to the general conventions. The evening will be devoted to a grand mis sionary meeting , nt which Rev. George Ed ward Walk will preach. E. S. Parker , Sharon , Wls. , writes : "I have tried De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for Itching piles and It always stops them In two minutes. I consider Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve the greatest pile euro on tbo market , " HAVE MANY FRIENDS IN OMAHA Three of the OlMccrs I'riiiuotfil YCN- terilnr Are Very Well Known In Thin City. Among the list of army officers who were yesterday nominated by President McKln- ley for promotions there are three well known In Omaha. Captain John G. Ballance of the Twenty-second Infantry is promoted to be Inspector general , with the rank of major. As captain of company I of the Twenty-second ho was well known ns one of the leading men at Forf Crook , and was frequently seen at society functions In Omaha. IIo is a native of Illinois and was appointed a cadet lu the United States Mili tary Academy , July 1 , 1871. He was made second lieutenant of the Sixteenth Infantry , Juno 1C , 1ST. ) , and was tiansferred to the Twenty-second In July , 1873. He was made a first lieutenant on February 23 , 1SS1 , and a captain on January 14 , 1&U2. William M. Wright , familiarly known as "Billy" Wright , has been promoted from the position of first lieutenant to be assist ant adjutant general , with the rank of cap tain. He was stationed at Fort Omaha with the Second Infantry , and had a host of friends here. Ho was especially prominent in athletics , and was reputed to be one of the best base ball players that ever ran around n local diamond. He Is a native of I New Jersey , and was appointed a cadet In ' the Military Academy , July 1 , 1882. He j was made a second lieutenant In the Second I Infantry , January 19 , 1 8.3. Ho was promoter ! to be first lleutenapt , Fifth Infantry , Dc- I cember 17 , 1891 , He vva"9.transft , > rred back to the Second lnfnntry'Tpbruary 9 , 1SU2. He " ' " was graduated from"the' Infantry nnd" Cav alry school , U. S. A.Vii"'lSSl. ? James F. Bell , first lieutenant of the Sev enth cavalry , also welfknown hero , is promoted meted to bo nn engineer officer , with the rank of major. He i anatlve _ of Kentucky , and was appointed fifcpdet In tbo Military Academy on September 1 , 1871. He was made a second lieutenant of the .Ninth cav alry , June , 1S7S , nnrf \ a transferred to the Seventh cavalry In August of the same year. Ho was made a first lieutenant of the Sev enth cavalry , Decomi > er > r29 , 1890. Late to bed and early , to rlso prepares a man for his home In the skies , Caryl to bed and a Little Early- Riser , the pill that makes life longer and'bettrr and wiser. C.'rltlulNCH HitIruir Stort-n. OMAHA , Neb. . May 17. To the Editor of The Bee : The anonymous contributor to your valued paper- who claims to have seen a party of innocent young boys and girls board a car near Hanscom park. Intoxicated with liquid refreshments obtained at n nelghborlqg beer garden , should be pre sented with a medal bearing the Inscription , "Champion Prevaricator ot Omaha. " No beer garden Is operated In close proximity to the park , and It such were- the case. "In nocent young girls" would not be found within Its gates unaccompanied by their parents. It Is probable that the "Innocents" referred to , It Intoxicated , procured their "Jags" at a neighboring drug store , where such demoralizing drinks as the following are i served through a soda fountain : Mint Julep J , silver fizz , champagne sherbet , sherry cobbler , claret punch , sherry flip , frosted catawba , golden fizz , Swiss esse , claret egg flip , Saratoga brace-up , frozen claret , claret cup , claret lemonade , champagne cobbler , etc. Investigation will bear out the statement - j ment that nine-tenths of the "Innocent joung girls" who frequentwlne _ rooms and beer gardens receive their first drinking lessons In our whisky-selling drug stores. C. C. FIELDS , Ed. "Nebraska Liquor Dealer. " EXIl OF 1'UHT AHTIIIJK 1IOYCOTT. > 'ollcf Clvrn lit AVIIllniritCMN to Re * nniiie IliiHinensi Iteliitloiin. The following railroads have given notice to John A. Sargent , general freight agent of the Kansas City , Plttsbtirg & Gulf railroad , that the boycott against the Forth Arthur Route is off so far as their lines are con cerned St. Louis & San Francisco , Chicago , I Uoclt Island & Pacific , Southern Pacific , Cotton - I ton Belt and the Kansas City , Plttsburg & ! ' Gulf railroad and allow the new north and south line the same divisions as before thq boycott was instituted. The collapse of the boycott that was Inaugurated several month * ago is what most well Informed railroad men anticipated , and Is another big feather lu the cap ot the Port Arthur route. The only line that broke off in its traffic arrangements with the Port Arthur Home by refusing to allow divisions formerly granted now enforcing the boycott U the Santa Fe. No notice that it has called Its boycott against the Port Arthur Route off has yet been received. As Paul Morton , third vice president of the Santa Fe , was one of the prime movers In the boycott against the new north nnd south line It is fair to presume thnt his road will hold out for some time before withdrawing its boy cott order. MJ OP VASiiKHiui/r HO.VDS. Cliuiint-ry M. IJepew Klpctoil L'hnlr- iii a it of the Joint Ulri-oloi-M. NEW YORK. May 17. At the Grand Cen tral depot today were held meetings of the i boards of directors of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern , of the Michigan Central and of the New York , Chicago & St. Louis , Cuauncey M. Depew was elected chairman ; William H. Newman was elected president of the Lake"Shore road to succeed Mr. Calla- way , who In turn succeeds Mr. Deiiew as president of the New York Central ; II. B. , [ Ledynrd was re-elected to the presidency ( of the Michigan road , and W. II. ' Cannlif was elected president of the New York , Chicago cage & St. Louis. CI.OSi : CAM , FOH HAIMIOAI ) MAX. Ket'elrcN n Iiiferiml Miichlne Whlrh Only I'urtlnlly HxpluiIrN. PUEBLO. Colo. , May 17. E. E. C. Mc- Cllntock , city passenger agent of the Santa Fe railroad , received In the mall a small wooden box , and when he opened It an ex plosion occurred , which burned his head , face and hands severely. An examination disclosed the fact that the box contained a four-Inch stick of dynamite , still Intact , only the cap attached to It having exploded. Sev eral weeks ago some unknown person shot at McCllntock on the street at night. He does not know who his enemy Is. IlnllroniloltH nml 1'ernonuln. Traveling Passenger Agent Pope of the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad Is In the clty. _ The time card of the Burlington's 'new exposition train to run between Omaha , St. Joseph and St. Louis , has been Issued. The train will leave Omaha at 4:10 p. m. , and arrive In St. Louis at 7:30 : a. m. The north bound train will leave St. Louis at 8:45 : p. in. , leave St. Joseph at 8:15 : a. m. and reach Omaha at noon. The train will con sist of through Pullman sleeping cars and only oaa box ot Btiurk's DyspepJla Tnblttn. t cannot find appropriate wonts to CHUMS my ( rood f llrg I hnr found flesh , appetite and ( ToM rest fr" > m thftr s . ' Rtusrfs Uyspepiln Tab'rts Is tht safest prepn > ration well in th * Imrl'st and most cvn- vcnlint remedy for nny form of Indigestion , catarrh of the ilnmach , Mlounfss ! , sour stum- ach , heartburn aiu ] blcatloi aftsr meaK Hfnd for llttli hock , mailed free , on stomach trouble , by addiesilnc Htiintt Company , Mar- flail. Mich. Tin tablsts can be found at all drur itorts. Get Strength , Vigor , Clour Ooraplexion nnd Good Digestion Not by Patent Med icine , but iu Natnra's Own Wayt An honest physician will tell yau thit there Is but one way to net Increased flesh all the patent medicines and cod liver oil to the con. trary notwithstanding Nature has but one way to Increase flesh , strength nnd vlcor of mind and bodj , and thnt Is thmuah the stomach by wholesome food well digested. There Is no reason or common tense .n nny other method whatever. People nre thin , run down , nervous , rmle nnd shaky In their nerves ( Imply because their stomach * are weak. They may not think they hava dyspepsia , but the fact rema4ns thnt they do not cat enough food , or what they eat Is tut qtil.'Lly and prop erly digested , as It shiuld be. Ur. IlHitunson fajs the reason Is be'ouso the stomich lacks certain dlgettlvc nclds nnd pep tones , 11 nd has a detlclent secretion ot gjstrlc juice Nature's remedy In * such cases Is to supply what the weak stomach lacks. Thire nu > sev- cinl good preparation * which will do this , ( mt none so lendlly ns Stuart's Uvfprpil.i Tablets , which are deigned especially for all stomich troubles and nnlch cure all dlcftlve wcal.ni-ss on the commoix'ime plan of furnishing Uu di gestive principles which the stomach lacks. Stimrl's U)3iopla | Tablets s'e ' perfect dlRes- tlun. Klrst effect Is to liuri'tlsi" the nppctlto. and tm-icnscd vUor , nddcd flesh , pure blow ! mil FtmiKth of nerve and muscle lire the perfectly naturtl results. Stuart's Dvspcp'la Tablets Is the safest tonic known and will cure nny form of sumach trouble exc-pt canier nf the ctom.tli. May be found at dniKKlstn at M cents for full slzel package , or direct by ninll from Stuart Compm > , Mar-h.ill. Mich. LJItle book on stomuch dlseu ts mailed true. Serious Results Sometimes Follow Its Excessive Use , Common soda Is all right In Its place and Indlr- pcnah > In the kitchen and for cooking and washing purposes , but It was never Intended for a medicine , nnd people who use It as such will some day regret It. \Ve refer to the common use of soda to re'leve heartburn or sour stumaoh a habit which thou sands of people pruftlce atnust dally , nnd one which Is fraught with danger. Moreover , the soda only gives temporary relief and In the end the stomach trouble get * worse and woise. The coda acts as n mechanical Irritant to the walls of the stomach nnd bone > , and cases nn > nn record where It accumulnted In the Intes tines , causing death by Inllarnmatton or pi > rl- tonttK Lr. Hnrlnnson rr < oinmends aa the snfoft and surest cure for jour stomach ( acid djspepsla ) nn excellent preparation sold by drustglM * under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia TMblet * . These tablets are large , W-graln lozerge * . \ ry pleas ant to tu > te , and contain the natural acldx , p-p- tones and dlge the elements es entlal. to go d digestion , and when taken after meal * they dlKf't the food perfectly and promptly bcfoii" It has lime to ferment , sour nnd pol'on the blood and nervous syitem. lir. Wmrth 8tat < " that ho lnvarlabl > uses Stuart's U > * pepsli Tablet * In nil ca e * of Ftom- ach deransements , and tlnds them a certain euro n t only for our stoma-h , but by promptly dl- gostlns the food they create a healthy nppetlto. tncre p tlch and strengthen the artloii if the heart nml Il\cr. They aie not a catiiirtl * . iMt intir.dcil only for stoiiach dUease and wccli- ne s. and will b < * found reliable In nny stomach trouble except cancer of the stumach. All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at oO cents p < * r packaise. A little book dcs'ilblng all form * of stsmach eikne * and their cure mailed free by aMrprr- Ing the Stuart Company of M.ir.-'uill. lll"h. chnlr cars , Utc whole train to bo wide ves- tlbuldl and ftirnlslicd In first-cluss st > lu. Extensive alterations arc In progress at the city ofllco of the Chicago & Northwest ern railway. General Agent Ktthn had Ions hoped to have possession of the adjoining office In the 1'axtou hotel block , now oc cupied by a ticket broker , btforo the ex position. Dut as that appears to be out of the question ho has decided to make mich repairs us are needed in the corner olflce to put It In good condition. The desk nnd counters arc rearranged so as to glvo call ers more room in the offlce , the telephone box'has been moved , the freight depart ment moved further bach , and painters and decorators will teen commence their work toward making the place more attractive. COMMERCIAL CLUB RECEPTION Meiiibrrn nml Frlemlx F.njoy n Houne \Vnrnitiigr I'nrty nt < li " Spn- vliiiiH CIiili KoniiiH. A reception was given nt the rooms of the Commercial club last night to allow the members and their friends to view the quarters , which have been newly decorated and , carpeted In a very tasteful way. A committee composed of C. S , . Hayward , M. C. Peters , Clement Chase and C. M. Wll- helm received the guests and conducted them through the apartments. After the re ception room had been comfortably filled thcru was a short musical program. Jules Lumbard sang " \Vo Are Coming with Old Glory , " a song dedicated to him by E. T. Wood of Chicago. A baritone BOO ! by Jo Barton followed. The guests then proceeded to the banquet hall , whcie refreshments were served. The evening was concluded with a short program of dances In charge of an excellent orchestra. KiiiuTtU of Jrronifiiiiiltr. . The funeral of Jerome gander , the young man who died suddenly this week of In juries received from a bicycle accident , took place at the Dundee school houbo yesterday afternoon. The body was dressed In the High School Cadet suit and a number of his school com panions acted as pallbearers. The building was filled with flowers and with trlends and neighbors of the bereaved family , who followed the remains to their last resting place. I'rltlNh C'antiilliin Cluli , An adjourned meeting of the British and Canadlan-Ametican club will be held In the Directors' i com , sixth tloor , I'axton block , on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. All those of Hrltlsh or Canadian birth and their families are invited to become mcm- hers. Object Is to extend courtesies and glvo Information to visiting friends during tbo exposition. LOCAL BREVITIES Thursday being Ascension day , divine service will bo held In All Saints' church nt 10:30 : a. m. The Young Men's Republican club of the Klrst wcrd will hold a meeting nt Korcst hall next Thursday night. Warren M. Rogers nnd W. P. Haney were today api > olnted Inspectors of cus toms. Their duties have to do with the Importations at the exposition. J. B. Itedueld and J. L. Mills each had bicycles stolen yesterday. Hedlleld's wheel was taken ftom In front of Haydcn BIOS. , and Mills' from the Young Men's Christian association building. The regular monthly meeting of the Vis iting Nurses' association will be held at the Young Men's Christian association room ; Thursday , May 11 * . at t p. m. All Interested In the work of the association are cordlall ) Invited to attend. Carl E. Herring has been appointed as sistant county attorney nnd will hav < charge of the state business In the pollci court. Herring Is one ot tbo young at torneys at the bar and Is regarded as t vigorous prosecutor. He has been a res I dent of Omaha for a number of years am has made something of a specialty o ( crluil nal Uw. Many People Ridicule the Idea of an Absolute Cun for Dyspepsia and Stomach Troubles , Ridicule , Howjvcr , h Not Argument , and Fuels Arc Stubborn Things Stomach troubles arc so common nnd In many cases to obstinate to cut that people rr npt to look vvlth surplrlon on nny remedy claiming to be n rAillc.1l , permanent iure for dyspepsia nnj Indlgeitlon. Many such pride themsrlvrs on Uislr cutenes In never being humbusgrd , espe cially on medicines. This fcir of belnR humbiiRKed nny be carried too fnr-so far. In fact , thnt many pet-sens sufftr for years with wejk digestion tuthcr thin rltlt n little time nnd money In faithfully testing th claim * of n preparation to rellab'e and unl- vetsnlly u ed us Stuart's Pyspcps.1.1 Tvbleti. Now , Stuart's lJ ) iepsla Tablets HIO vJstlr different In one lmt < ort.int re i > ect from ordinary proprietary tnodti'lncs. for the leamn thnt they nu1 not n secret patent tundl-lne ; no secret I * nude of their InstnllenK but niiHlyli s'icivv them to contain the natural iIlpoMUe ferments , puio aseptic | i < > | > sn. | the digestive aclds-soUon Mat. bismuth , hvdmstls mil niiThey , not ciithnitk , neither do lliey a t pmverfiilly on nny menu , but they cure IndlKCstlon on the common trnt ? plan of dlsn-stlnc thr fooil c.itru prompt ! ) , thoroimlily. before It has time to fer ment , sour ami c.iii'p th mlfxhlef. This Is th onlv so ret of their success. iMthnrtlu pills ne\cr h.ivo and never pin cur Indlp'stlr-n nnd rtntnnch troublts. b1 nufe thay net riillicly nprn the bowels , vvhemts tile vvhol trouble Is rrully in the rloninch Stuatt'a Dvspepsln Tablet * taken nfler rnenti dlsest the ftnj Thit l all there Is to It n > J. not digested or Julf dlvesti-d. In pol'nn. n It crtatoi fjas , iicUllty , hiMdiu'ht's. | > nlpltntl > n at the henrt , loss of Mesh nml appetite Mini many other ttouble * vvh'ch ' nrc * often called by som other name They are will by .Intc lMs fv.cow'iere nt 5 * cents per iiHckagi * . Addreja Stinrt Ccmiiiny , Marshall , Mich. , for hook un stjmaih dl uiea > or n k jour dniKglst for It. Thousands of People Hava Dyspepsia in Its Worst Form and Do Not Know It , A weak stomach l the ciu e of about nine- tenth * of all diseases , jet In moM cae * th * wrong thing Is treated and the true cause cner- lojko.l. This Is tecause n weak illit > itlon produces ) s mptonui retembllntr neiuly e\eiy illscure , be- cuuid It weaken * and dliturbs the action of every ncne nnd organ In the budy ; poor dlges- lion causes he.irt trouble. Kidney tiuuble , lumt weakness , nnd. especially nervous breakdown ur ner\jus prostration , the nerr.innot slant the wear and tear uules's ' generously fed by we.l- tll tatcdhnU'f > omt > fucxl , KTII the iliKivtloii good and no one ncei fear tha uppro cli of disease Mr < I , M. Le of Homester , N Y. , write * : "I'mthe ml.f of aurrfrlni ; humanity 1 ujnt to ray that from a child I had a very weiK i < ti > m.ii.'h ; threw up my food > cry often aftsr rtitlmc , .ml after n fi w jear * nervous d > Bp * p- sU ie u.ted , and fur moru than twenty > e.iu I bivo KUfferel Inoxpresalbly "I trh'd ininy ph > fl-U is nnd ad\ertlfed icme- die * , with enl ) trmporirjr lellef , for nervru * ( l ypepfln. nnd not until I i-onmi'iu-rd Ul.ln < Stuait's Uyrpepiln Tab t * Urt rieptember. slit iniith n ? " . lii\e I l 'en frei > from sullerin-j uauriMl by the ciiiidltlcn uf my rers ai.d itcni- nch In short , chionlc ni-T\ous ilyjpopii i " 1 have loommendPd Stuart's l ) > spp = la Tablets to many of my friends , and no\\ I wiut In a public u.iy to tny thit they r < * t la afect , plt'Ts.intent , nnd , 1 blle' * . tuiv t cur * fi.r gtomati nnd neivous tioubles , I wiltf my h nt"t opinion , ami I will gladly nn vir Rny letter of Imiulry at nnv time , nnd fei-l that I nm. In u a'nall way , helping on n KI-IH ! e.imt > " Htuart's l ) pepsla Toilets nil1 not u patent irnllelnc1 , but fiey contain only llu- fruit nils , dtsMtUi" aclda and peptoni'S n i' s < ry to h Ip the vcak eto-naclt to promptly anj tlioroiijlily dlKot fcod All dnisgl/'a fell Stu.irt's Dyspepsia Tal-lfta nt 60 rents Or full-size part.IRP , and any in * RUfferlrc from ucmmn il > ipep < u , sour el much , hea'la h , acidity , itpycs. blihlnol > % , will llnd them not only a ijulck re'Ief. but a radical cure- cureSend to Stuart Company , MiT'iil ! . VI 'i ' for lltttl * book d mlblni ; oiun end cute uf FUma'Xi troubles , ghlng H mptoms and tuatniont cf th * xarlaus form" of Indlsejtlcn Itrv. . f * * ' * AT Till : FELS. \xX\X\rfW * W * , In speaking of the present condition ot ho colXee tnurl.ct B. E. Abdlll , who is In mtiha in the Interest of prominent coffe calers , said thnt the first rumors of war orccd the price of cofteo up about 20 per cnt , but that there is not any prospect ot greater advance lu price. Mr. Abdlll said hat the rise in price was ono that had to omo because planters Kcnurally have been osing money on their productions of colteo t the extremely low prices which have pre- alled. Very few American vessels have iccn engaged in the coffee trade. The vos- els of neutral cotintiles will continue their arrying of coltee nnd the supply will In 10 way be limited by the war , , James \V. Orr of Atchlson is at the MU- ard. ard.U. U. I ) . Ijretory is spending a few days ill .Inciiln. . Mrs. J , II. McConncll Is visiting friends n ChlcNEO. John Lundborg of Terry , S. D. , Is n guest nt I no Darker. Mr. and Mrs. Joh'n A. Wells of St. Louis re at the Mlllard. Mrs. W P. Cody and daughter of North Matte are In the city. J. T. Dyer and J. W. Gorrln of St. Jo- tph , Mo. , arc al thu Mlllard. M. F. GouM , a travelling man from Korth- lort , N. Y. , Is at the Darker. J. 1 * . Vnrmlon nnd James P. Walker of Jubu'iue ' , la. , cie ii-Klsterul at the liarker. Dan Llddy of St. Louis , the well known Ignr man. Is at thu Mlllard for a few days. Mrs. W U. Uowen and Miss KllzaLctb Bovten Imvu returned from a visit In Lin- coin. coin.Peter Peter Youngers of Geneva , treasurer o ( lie State Horticultural society , la a guest U tliH Ilarker. G. A. Marshall of Arlington , president of he Htntc Horticultural society , Is stopping nt ilie Uarker , A. L. Shepherd , Arthur Smith and Miss Jessie Brink are registered from Mlnue- apolh , Mum. , al the Uarker. Ilv. . J. C. Gardner of Tecumseh and Ilov. II. M. IWcj Silver of Lincoln are In at- [ oudanoo upon the diocesan council of the [ Oplxcopal rl'tiich of Nebraska. Nebraskans nt hotels : Jesse Gandy. Prank [ ! . Young , Uroken How ; A. E. Cole , Lexlng- io'i , C. Hockhlll , Harvard ; Alex Nellson , Sutherland ; Robert McCoy , J. D. Roberta and son , W. II. Sovereign , L. Sovereign , A. L. Sovereign , Pullerton ; William Oaborn , Elk City ; J M. S.ixton. II , II. Wilson. W. A. England. Lincoln ; Warren Garst , Coon Uaplds ; J , C. Gnidnci , William ! lowci.'h , S. T. Ward and son , Tcctimseh ; H , G. An drews , Kearney ; Mrs. Dlttmoro , Nebraska City ; John W. Norton , Talmane ; J. Wesley Tucker and wlfeMli8 Anlilnirn , Valentino ; W * . II. Mungcr , Fremont ; D. J. Ilrozda , Weal I'olnt. Mrs. W. S. Mend. Jr. , York ; O. U. jclce. Columbus ; D. C. McEntcr , 1'latta- inoulh ; Charles Harrla. Scrlbner. Qft a map of Culia ami get the br-st and most complete. The Hen's combination map of Cuba , the West Indies and of the world. With a llco mat ) coupon , on page 2 , 10 cents , at lice olllcc , OmalM , South Omaha or Council 1luff3. ! Hy mail , 14 cents. Address Cuban Map Department.
