Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 26, 1888, Page 5

» HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, SUPREME COURT DECISIONS. Nebraska's Highest Tribunal Passes Upon Nine Appeals. OPINIONS OF THE JUSTICES Notes of Importance Gathered at the State Bailding—Fine Vocal and Instrumental Concert— Local Briefs. . )P Strnt, LaxcoLy, April 25, The supreme court, in session yesterday, ¥endered the following decisions : Atchison & Nebraska Railroad Company vs Plant rror from Richardson county. Afirmed. Opinion by Maxwell, J. * LixcoLs Bureav or Tiie Omana Bee, l 10 h an appeal from an award of damages for it I mmver!y taken for right-of-way purposes, o appellant fail to obtain a more favo fudgment, than was given by the commis- sioners who made the award from which the peal s taken, such uppallant will bo liable Jor all costs occasioned by the appeal. Alderman vs State. Error from Brown county. Aftirmed. Opinion by Reeso, Ch. J. 1. In @ proseeution upon an information harging a felony, the distriet court, afterin- formation filed, will mot, upon a motion to wash, inquire into the form and validity of e complaint upon which the preliminar xamination before a magistrate was had, o crime alleged being the samo, 2. Where an indictment is returncd by a ffrand jury which, upoh motion to quash, 18 found to e defective, it is not error for 'the ;mmz ourt, to permit the county attorney o withdraw the ndictment and file an in- formation charging the same offense as that contained in the indictment. 3, Section 45 of the criminal code describes and defines the crime of burglary. Where a preliminary examination was had upon a com- rll.lnt charging the crime of burglary with he intent to steal, and the information filed by the county attorney in the distriet court {harees the same offense, but with thie intent commit a rape, it was held that the same m-lmn. to-wit, burglary, was described both the complaint and in'the information. 4, Where an information was filed in the Elulr!ct court, the caption of Which was *“The 8, tate of Nebrasks,” and the prosecution hereunder was conducted in the name 6f $“Tho state of Nebraska," this was held to be sufficient compliance with the provisions of &cunn‘.u of article 6 of the constitution, hich requires that all process shall run in the name of the state of Nebraska, and the secution shall be conducted in the name f the state of Nebraska. cBride vs Lathrope. Error from Holt county. Afirmed. Opinion by Reese, Ch. J. 1. All presumptions are in favor of the reg- ulirity of the proceedings of the district rt and its judgments will not be reversed loss error afirmatively appears of record. 2. A recovered a judgment against 8 before b justice of the peace of K county. A tran- cript of that judgment was taken and filed the office of the clerk of the district court H county. The judgment debtor paid to © clerk of the district court of H pounty the amount due upon the judgment, shown by the transoript filed in sajd court, fhe payment being made under protest. In action brought by him against the clerk to ‘acover the money, it was held that_the suit fould not be maintained upon the sole ground that tho apparent Judgment iu the district urt of H. county was void by reason of he transeript not having been issued by the clerk of the district court of K. county—from transcript there filed instead of by the justice of the peace in that county by whom ho judgment was rendered, . & M. R. Co. v. Spere. ders county. Roversed with dircotions to divide costs. Opinion by Maxwell, J. Under section 97, chapter 16, of the Com- iled Statutes as amended in 1883, where on appeal from an award of damages for roperty taken for right of way of a raitway, nd the verdict is less than the amount of he award, neither the railway company nor the land owner will be liable for all the costs of the appeai: but ordinarily such costs ihould be divided between the parties, tate ¢x rel Romig vs Wilson, Error from Antelope county. Reversed. Opinion by Reese, Ch. J. The judges and clerks of election in the yillage of N. duly certified the returns of the election held on the 5th day of April, 1887, to the board of trustees of said village. fhe'returns so cortitled were duly delivored the villago board without change or muti- Jation. Upon a canvassof tho returns the trustees, as a_board of cauvassers, received gvidence and changed the returns by striking therefrom two votes said to have been ille- gally cast, thus changing the result of the lection. 'Upon a proceeding for a writ of mus to compel the canvassing board to reassemble and canvass the vote according the actual return, it was held, That they no authority to chango the returns of ho election board, and that mandamus would ie to compel them to canvass the returns as eceived. Bx parte Donohoe. Habeas corpus. Writ denied. Opinion by Cobb, J. 1. A proceeding under the bastardy act in conformity with the statute, whero the puta- tive father is imprisoned for non-compliance swith the order of the court, will not be re- viewed on application for a writ of Labeas corpus. 2, The statute providing a fmprisonment of the father is without remedy for the discharge of the father other than security for the compliance with the order of the court. $tate for Use of Cuming county vs Moran, Error from Cuming county. Remunded with_Instructions to enter judgment on verdict. Opinion by Cobb, J. 1. In an action on a recogni zance taken by ® justico of the peace on a complaint and proceedings under chapter 87 of the com- piled statutes, Hold, That the recognizauce was valid against a séeurity, although it was not entered of record on' the appearance docket of the district court, under section 853 of the criminal code. 2, The omission of docket entries of estab- jers properly before the rrectod by nune pro tunc Error from Saun- essment and onstitutional, hed facts from p; court may ovders of the court. 3 1 Anderson vs Board County *heyenne county. Demurrer overruled Ch, J 1. Under the provisions of section 40, ar- ticle 1 of clpter 18, compiled statutes of 887, it is the duty of the county board to make an order previding for the submission of the question of the erection of anow county to i vote of the people of the county to be uffected at the next succeeding general election, when a petition therefor stating and describing the territory proposcd to be taken for such new county, together with its and signed by a wajority of the legal residing in the territory to be con. cted from such county, shall be pre- sented, % When it it is sought to strike county more than one new county, and peti- tions for the submission of the proposition to ercct such new counties are severally pre- sented, they may be seperately submitted at the same election, without reference to the number of propositions te be voted upon thereal. Carper va Woodford. Error from Cass couhty. Reversed. Opinion by Maxwell, J 1. Where the return 0 8 surmons ugsinst Lusband and wife shows that the husband rved persoually. but fails to show Lhat the wife was summoned, it will not support a It against the wife. nt Was rendered against @ and an execution issued hereon placed in the hands of a constable, nd the coustable, accompanied by the plain f1's guardian and attoruey, went to the resi dence of the judgment debtors and, after various propositions, accepted & mote from said debtors due in nine months and secured by a second chattle mortgage on & cabinet organ. The constable was thereupon directod by the plaidtiff's attorney to return the exe cution without a levy, no fraud being shown. Held, that while @ jury might be justified in RKoding that the wote aud mortgage were tuken in satisfaction of the judgment; that at least they extended the credit uine months, and that 4 levy made six weeks after taking id note and mortgugo wis unauthorized. STATE HOUSE NOTES. The sccretasy of stale is sending out copies of the roster of old soldiers 1 Nebras ka as provided b, uiring thelr enumer- ation. Ther 2,000 copies distributed, Jargely among tho grand arimy. posts in ik state. Thelistis in many ways it nd of an unsatisfactory charas etary therefore seuds the foliov explanatory with the books Ui list of soldiers, sailors and marin with postofiice address, 18 very lucomy but: haz been made ds correct us p Jom- Mandamus. Opinion by Keese, from a €y e from the returns of the several county clerks, The blame for errors in the names rost with this l)ll\%| the county clerks and the asscssors, as the names have begn 80 carclessly written by many of thoso .m'-%- that they cannot be correctly read. The omissions are to be charged to the assessors, whose duty it was to make the enumeration. Any person noting errors of omissions will confer a favor by sending correct informa- tion to this office for use in the next issue of the roster in 1530, should such be made. L. Laws, Secretary of State. At tho rooms of the board of transpor tation tho assistant to the general manager of the Union Pacific has filed a statement in regard to the complaint of E. L. King, of Polk county. The eoml'vluint was against a bridge and crossing on the Union Paeffic right of way and the statement »: the faulty place will bo repaired and remedied. The adjutant general has received an in- voice of new muskets for the Second regi- ment of state militia and he will procced the coming week to distribute them among t he different companies in the regiment. This ;qvli]m both regiments with new arms of war- are, A PLEASANT CONOERT. Last evening Mr. H.J. W. Seamark, as sisted by Madame Weber as soprano, Mad- K. wis Baker ms contralto, and Mr. G. W. Peters as_basso, with Prof. Weber, Prof. Menzendorf and Miss Cochran, gave a delightful concert at Funke's opera house that wi tended by an appreeiative and de- lighted audience. The programme was an excellent one, including both vocal and in- strumental selections, and the singing of Mrs, Weber and Mrs. Baker was recelved with the usual enthusiastic applause that greets those ladies at all their Public enter- tainments as vocalists. CITY BRIEPS, Judge Mason has prepared and forwarded the communication to the Nebraska delega- tion in congress urging the passage of the Nelson bill, as he was instructed by the board of transportation. ‘Another] trespass case has been brought against the Missouri Pacific railroad in this county, which asks that the road be re- strained from running trains across the com- plainant’s land, and that 1t be declared un- lawful for it to exorcise the right of eminent domain in the state. Henry Peters, the man brought from village of Princeton for ntwnllmni to his wife, has been bound over to keep peace, Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde, Irish member of parliament who, with thur O'Connor, has been on a visit to Amer ira the past six months, is in Lincoln for a few days, the guest of Hon. John Fitzgorald, Rev. J. L. Maile, of Omaha, lectured in the First Congregational church Tuaadnf' even- ing on “Life in Rebel Prisons.” He was greeted with a large and appreciative au- aience. ‘The Prohibition Young Men'’s marching club is drilling preparatory for campaign work this fall. They have headquarters in Bo- hannon hall, and are preparing for an aggres- sive campaign. Chairman Billingsly, of the republican covnty committee, has called the county con- vention to meet on Thursday, May 8, the rimaries to be held on Wednesday, the 2d. here will be some two hundred and fifty delogates in the convention, . The Odd Fellows of the city had what they termed & *‘Goat” social at their hall last evening that was lary attended and ver: interesting. The Daughters of Rebecca hels asession of their lodge and the uniform Canton gave an exhibition drill. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Chapman entertajned the social of the Christian church at their home on T street Tuesday evening. Nearly two hundred were in attendance. the kill the ——————— She scolds and frets, She’s full of‘rotl She's rarely kind and tender; The thorn of life Is a fretful wife— I wonder what will mend her? Try Dr. Price’s Favorite Prescription. Ten to one, your wife is oross and fret- ful because she issick and suffering, and - cannot control her nervousness when things go wrong, Make a healthy woman of her and the chances are you will makea cheerful and pleasant one. “Favorite Prefluripbion” is the only remedy for woman’s peculiar ailments, sold by druggists, under a positive guar- antee from the manufacturers, that it will give satisfaction in every case, or money willbe refunded. See guarantee on bottle wrapper. Large bottles, $1. Six for 85. S ey QUEER POLICE WORK. John Hansen is Thrown Into Jail for Being Robbed. John Hansen, a carpenter who resides near tho shot tower, was held up Tuesday night opposite the brick yards on South Thirteenth street and robbed of his watch, overcoat, $16 inmoncy and o kitof tools. He was way- laid and assaulted by three men, who wore handkerchiefs with eye holes cut in them over their faces, and not content with rob- bing him, one of the miscreants struck him a cruel blow in the face. The first warning he had of his dan ger, was a man before him with a leveled re- voiver, He was commanded to hold up his hands, and instantly obeyed, as two other figures had now joined the first. The latter two busied themselves rifling his pockets, the first never once uncovering him with the gun until he had been relieved of everything of valuo he had, Completing their work, the tallest of the thre ufflans struck him in the face with his fist, with the romark: ‘‘The next time you arc out this late at night have g Hansen to remain wh stood until they Svere out of sight, th - arated and disa 1. Hansen then set out to look for a policeman, but was com- pelled to return clear depot before he one. He told his story, and the thick- atrolman, instead of taking a st esting the footpads, told Ha that he was drunk, and e rang up the patrol wagon and hurried him off to the station. He was released yesterday without a trial, and left the court room to consult u lawyer with reference to bringing o suit for damages for false arrest. 1f hecan sub- stantiato his story e is eutitled to fullest roparation at the city’s hands. ——— The Raising of Two-Lips ich of floviculture in which maidens and youths sometimes indulge But when the ruddy petals opening dis close specks und discoloration, and emit an unpleasant odor, the use of SOZO- DON'T for the breath remedies both de- fects, Commending An Opportunity to Die. New York, April 2.—A motion to quash the indictment in the caso of Thomas B, Kerr, indicted with Sharp, Foshay and Richmond for bribery in connéetion with the Broadway surface railway has been deniod and the irial is to be proceeded with atonce. bl Sufferors from Ooughs, Sore Throa ote., should try “Brow Bronchi Troches,” a sin remedy, Sola! only in bores. The«Green-Eyed Monster. Rocuesrsg, N. Y., April 25, ~William Bul lock, an employg of the Wost Shore railroad at Nowark, this State, shot his wife dead this morning and then fatally wounded himself. Jealousy was the causo. ““The best on earth” can truly be said of Grigg’s Glycerine Salve—a speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, sores, piles, tetter and all skin éru tions. Try this healer, 25 cents. Guaranteed. ¥, Goodman Drug Co. wonder C. Pawms, April 25.—The repert of the com mittes of the chamber of deputies which considered the proposed Paunama lottery loan, recommends that permission be given 10 the compauy to issue the woan, and ex presses confidence in the early completion of the canal. s An Absolute Oure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMEN )uly put up in large two ounce tin' boxet an absolute cure for old sores, burns, ids, chapped hands, and all skin erup- tions, - Will positively ctire all kinds of pi Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE O MENT. Sold by Goodman Dry sents per box- DV mall W ceu's and Fawe o vy THE BRICKLAYERS' STIKE Te h woman says the The OTHER TRADES NOT LIKELY to JOIN A prominent Bngl Amerioan wo “L‘ll v' high, shrill nasal voites a'a 50 teoth. Atmoriuus don't like the congtant twitting they @bt about this nasal twang, and gt it is o fadt caused by our | The Wonderfal “Scoop” Made By An dry stimulating atmosphere, an the [ Interviewer— Mrp. I N. Deuel, tho Who s WEAK, NERVOUS, DERILITA« universal presence of catarrhal difficul- Lady Interviewed, Tells a '{: i g"on.‘..‘h-. ANCE ties. Stratghtforward Story, Tk 4 LS h et L BaD . . MIND and MANHOOD, ex But why plmul;l 80 many of our women — M‘bi*. 0 T INS of LI have false teéth “Is the brioklayers strike ended yot?' was o ACKACHE, Dreadf] "hat i ¢ ng- Kodl o n STIKIQE DOLEIAYer Feceily. “No, AKNESS of Memory, BA T e S i damt o Speg { ST ooy 1Rt en soon. Bt it ovast TRTY, FiND| lish. Tt is quite impossible to account for it except on the theory of deranged stomach action caused by imprudence in cating and by want of regular exer- LES upon 10 8s it 13 goIng to retard a great many fmprove. Joadi ments this summer if it doss not end soon, and that 8 not all,” answered the striker, I am afraid it Wil spread to some of the other os.” Of the prominent contractors and butlders being interviewed regarding the Above statement said they know nothing about the strike spreading, but rather thought it Would sgon be satisfactorily adjusted,as it should Tor the butlding should nof be retarded now. mong the ooniractors and_ bullders intor: A 3 cise. Both conditions are unnatural. Catarrhal troubles everywhere pre- vail and end 1 cough and consumption, which are promoted by mal-nutrition " ey w the writer was Mr. 1. N. Deuol, wh induced by deranged stomach action. | yiewed by the Sr AR K The condition is o modern one, one un- | ent engaged in building himself & beautiful 4 known to our ancestors who nrevonted | home in Konntse's addition. The writer ap- aally of by cned him on the subject, and was informed the catarch, cold cough &nd consump- Pord. Dector, {hiat a8 faras he knew the strike was confined to i tion by abundant and regular use of | the bricklayerswnd brick moulders and in his ol 1 o g ¢ o8 opinion it would not extend_any firther than ) what i8 now known as Warner's Log | opinioglt, WOttl ack pxtond any, fisther than for Dx. Clarke’s celebrated guide Cabin Cough and Consumption IRemedy and Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, two old fashioned standard remedies handed down from our ancestors, and now ex- clusively put forth under the strongest guarantees of purity and eficacy by the world-famed makers of Warner's sufe cure. These two remedies plentifully used as the spring and summer seasons advance give a positive assurance of freedom th from catarrh, and these dreadful, and if neglected, inevitable consequences, pneumonia, lung troubles and consumption, which so generally and fatally prevail among our people. Comrade Eli Fisher, of Salem, Henry Co., Towa, served four years in the late war and contracted a disease called con- sumption by the doctors. He had_ fre- quent hemorrhages. After using War- ner’s Log Cabin Cough and Consump- tion remedy, ho says, under date of Jan. 19th, 1888: **‘I do not bleed at the lungs ny more, m)h ough does not bother me and I do not have any more smothering and Female, each lic, both e Botore caniding your otae, consult REE. A friendly lettor or call may fflering and shame, and add gold anxious for an interview on an interesting mat- ter go see Mrs. Devel, she can tell you something and will tell you what is true, for I am inter- ested in that subject, and am about as happy as aman can be that she lias recovered,” “Then she has heen siek? Y es, she has been sick, and she owes her won- dgrful recovery to the skill and wide experience of one of Umalia’s groatest physicians, but come, we will go to the house and see her, she can tell you all about, it."” The writer found Mrs, Deuel & very pleasant ladty. and willing to toll her story, Which was as follows: k ** Life's (Secrel . . Medicine and writings t_everywhere, securs exposure. Foum! 10, S bl 1 A3k . D, M. D. 186 8o. Clark Bt.. GHICAGO, ILL. DRS. §. & D. DAVIESON 1742 Lawnence S, Denver, Col. Of the Missouri Btate Musium of Anatomy, St. Louis, Mo, University College Hospital, Lon: don, Glesen, Germany and New York, having devoted tneirattention. SPECIALLY 10 THE REATNENY OF Nervous Chronic and Blood DISEASES. spells.” Warner Log Cabin Rose (fl'(:m.m cured his wife of ctarrh and she is ‘‘sound and well.” * Of course we do ot like to have our women called nose talkers and false teeth owners, but these conditions can More espocially those arising from {mpru- dence, Invite all so suffering to correspond with 1 be readily overcome in the manner in- our delay. Diseases of infection and contagion dicated, cured sately and spoedily without use of dan- . MRS, I. X. DBUEL, gerous dry ents Whose cases have boen AR WHEELER'S MANY CRIMES. They Confront Him on Every Hand aund Canse Him to Fiee. Since the sheriff has taken charge of the rooms of the New York Storage company the past crimes of Mr. Wheelor, a member of the s, Pat sieglocted, faaly treated or pronounced incur. able, should not fail to write us concerning their symptoms, All letters receive immediate atten- tion, “Yes, T was a very sick woman a year ago this last winter, 1 contracted a sovere cold, 1 had pain and discomfort in my chest, and a sense of rawness or soreness in the upper part of m: chest, which was puinul on coughing, my Cough was dry and hacking, especially on iying down andon waking. 1 felt feverish towatd night, but always felt easier in the forenoon, my breathing was labored, and I continually felt the JUST PUBLISHED, And will be mailed FREE to any address on ro- celpt of one 2-cent stamp. “‘Practical Observa- tlons on Nervous Debilicy aud Physical Exhaus- idly, and | Wentofair. My wheezing was distinctly audi. | Hon' to which 1s added an ‘hssay on Mar: firm, are coming to light very rapidly, and | went ofair., My wheezing was Qistinctly aufl | riage» with important chapters on disenses of some that have just beon revealed will make | D?E® URCH: (43, the MEMEErs OF my TmIY | the Heproductive Organs, the wholo forming a vnl\mhln medical treatise which should be read Address Lincoln a better city for him to live in than Omaha 1if he can he found. ‘When Wheelbr came here, about the 1st of January, he met C. E. Silsboe, who was then engaged in Forguson's store on Six- teenth street, and asked him to enter his em- ploy and he would oven up tho business which they have been engaged in since that vere, andmy friends, and even myself, thought thatwas going into consumption. 1 ’coughed. coughed,and my lungs were so sore thatit racked me terribly, aftera spell I would ralse ténacious material, often mixed with blood. I lost flesh and streigth. 1 had very tender spot in the left side of my chest which” caused me consider- able anxiety and led me to believe I was s00n to be ons of the great throng that ud gono hofore. by all young men DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON, 1742 Lawrence St.. Denver Col. time, Silsbee did nov know Wheeler, but | Itried a variety of medi iges, but they did nog 3 hired with him on a_salary. After they had 55“2’.:121.{"‘.%‘.‘.. g‘ xpfl%((s‘t.m‘.,fl xn(:)lrn (punh.w‘a —THE— opened up the store C. E. Holtor, of Chicago, s ve go and see DT, McCoy. We 74 " b o Shnatemment. of Hleaituro ot | Qi fo. Hopronouneta iy tise Sueabie and | { was consigned to Silsbee personally. As the | months ago. I improved rapidly and felt as 1 goods were sold remittances were to be made | well as ever after two month’s treatment, but to Holton. About the 1st of February Mr. | decided to continue another month asa matter OF THE Silsbee enclosed a check for $200 in a per- sonal letter to Holton. The letter was never hegrd from. About a month later another check for $200 was mailed. This letter went by the same way and was never heard from. M. Silsbee, after the sending of each check, exprossed surprise_at not hearing from Holton, and finally Wheeler said: “‘Holton is of precaution. My lungs feel sound and strong, Ido not cough, and feel that the doctor hag really saved my lifo, and 1 copnot speak 100 highly of his skill and painstaking, not to men- tion the moderate fees fio charged me,” Mrs, Denel, as above mentioned, resides at resent at No. 263 Patrick avenue, North maha, where sho wil ~illingly substantiste the above statement to anv one doubting it, by Chicago, Milwaukes & St. Paul Ry The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to all right; f have him fixed.”” About | calling upon oraddres sing her there. THE EAST-:- :xh;?luod vgaegh Hailt'l;‘: nM%Iew Bllysé)fif % TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND 3 3 d UNCIL BLUFF3 draft for $85. This draft was not heard Gl 12y Lt from fn; sgoléti tun:; vsmfl\:' wl‘nlen 'Mc:i. Chicago, —AND— Milwaikee, Wheoler handed it to Mr. Silsbee and_stats POINTED QUESTIONS. S | 2 that ho had taken it from the lotter, and that Q X = k“l';:' o 2.""“"“""“5’ Colas Lapls, he had also taken the two checks mailed to ock Island, Freeport, ord, Mr. Holton, and that they had never gone to Clinton, Dubugue, Davenport, GRS ;?él:‘m stated that thesclot | A Few Symptoms of a Disease That | Elgin, Madison, Janesville, ors were L Mnay Pfove Serious o You. Beloit, Wi T e box in the office before they went to the post- Do - . eloit, nona, 888y ofioa. Ho says that Mr. Whoolor _issuod o | stomy " o rreauent fits of mental depres- | o % or tmportant polnts Bast, Nortnoast and number of checks to St. Louis parties on Do you uxyerlonce ringing or buzzing nolses Southeast. Omaha banks that wero sent back without | inyour ears For through tickots call on the ticket agent at 1301 Farnaw street, in Barker Biock, or at Unlon Paoific pot. iman Sleepers and the finest Dining Cars in the erunon the main lino of the t. Paul Railway, and_eves ngers by courteous ewployes of the EI General Mo agor, 1 Avalsiant Goneral Manugor. Do you feel as though you must suffocate when {ying down? Are you troubled with a hacking cough and general debility? Are your eyes generally weak and watery, and ntly intlamed? oes your voice have a husk, thick sound, and a nasal sort of twang Is your breath frequently offensive from some unaccountable cause? boing honored, And that there was so much crookednoss in Wheeler’s work that1f he is found he will surely be sent to the peniten- tiary. Mr. Silsbee, although only a elerk in the store, has lost about $2,000 by his acquain- tance with Wheeler. R, General Passenzer and . JUSAFFORD, Assistant Genoral Passenger Havo you a dull oppressive headache gener- | and Tickot Agent. ally located over the eyes? J.T. CLARK General Superintendeat. o you e to hawik and cough trequently n the effort to clear your throat? Are you losing “your sense of smell, and is ur sciiso of tuste becoming dulled. L Nebraska Natiomal ~ Bank, U, 5. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, The greater toms, the more dangero 5 L Paict Up Capital - $280,000 class of Ajseases s treated ve: ’ 0 Dr. mu:oe- or his assoclates, Surplus, - - - 80,000 reported through tho colums of the daily papers | H. W. Y A7xs, President. prove this, and each statement published is LEwis 8, REED, V. Prosident. Vice-President, substantiaily the same as given by the patient a t Huaes, Cashier, cured. Dr. McCoy and his associates, use no_secrat nostrums, but cure diseases by thetr skillful combi medies, applied in the most approved manner by using the Iatest and most highly recom! known to the ofession, ) I\wlpl‘fld\ © |-e~u|n-.‘n..u sy r]- them- | panking Office— aelves oty ptents eured ol v | "FHE TRON BANK, have achieved a success in curing disease which Jor, 12th and Farnam Sts, C A General Banking Business Transacted, I8 MAN BHACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY WILL DUTAIN WUCH INFORMATION PROM A 8TUDY OF THIS MAP OF THE Teg 20 few or no other doctors can duvlitate, A LEADING PHYSIOLOGIST Advanees His Theory of Catarrh and Consumption—His Advice on the Snbjecr, One of the best learned physicians of modern times, in an articlo on catarth and consumption + "o treatment of consumption has made Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes for more than a quarter of a century, It 15 used by the United States Government. ' En dorsed by the headg of the great universities as the strongest, purest and most healthful. Dr., Price's Cream Hoxing. Powder does not contain ammonia, lime or alum, 8old only in cans. PRICE BAKING POWDER €0, New York, ‘hica o, S8t', Louis, ROSSER! gre on of new rem- ©edfes, and bas enabled the close student and Specialist to establish indications for remedies long in use, so that by thelr methodical applica- tion betterresults ure attained than were for- merly gained at a time when consumption and cancel » rogarded as equally incurable, and Were somewhat similarly treatng he treatment of consumption demands a careful avol agents calculated to cause liyperemin of the lungs aud bronchial ca- tarh, Porsons i whom f tendency to cofi CHICAGO, ROCK ISL!D & PACIFIC R'Y sumption 15 suspected should be treated with | _Ita main lines and branches include CHICAGO, Do greatest care and attention. PEORIA, MOLINE, 18 , DAVEN: ¢ Finaily, whenever there 15 the slightest sus- | PORT, DES MODNES, 0O BLUFFS, MUS- Pleion ot predisposttion to consumption, every | CATINE, KANE, 8T. JOSEPH. LEAV- — Eatarrn, no matter how slight, should be treatell | ENWORTH, ATCHISON, AR D8, (RSP MOWN. Tarmi q . | With thé utmost care, which must not be relaxed | WATERLOO, LIS, snd 6T. PAUL, NEW TOWN, Terminus of Missouri | yntil the catarrh is entirely well. This rule, so | and scores of cit Choloe intormedinte Ccition. routes to and from the Pacific Ooast. Al trans- fors in Unlon depots. Fast trains of Fine Dat Gouches, clegunt Diatog Gars, magnicen: Pulk on Palece Sloopars, ead (betwesa Chisage, S& Joseph, and Hansas Pacific Railway Co. in Adams Co., Neb, Depot, Round-House, Turn Table and Tank completed. Through trains from obvious from quently violate “Many patients fall & vietim to the deeply rooted prejudice that o negiected catarrh never our pofnt Of view, 18 very fre- Kansas City commenced April 21st, | leads to consumption. City) ..cunh,fi Fifteen miles from Hastings. No town Chair Cars, Seat) Free, to holders of througl within nine miles in any direction. s tickots. first-class —— situated in the center of Nebraska’s Ohlqpo. Kansas & Nebraska R'y finest agricultural séetion, and contig- Creat Rock uous to the famous Platte Valley Hay Lands, First sale of lots at PUBLIC AUCTION DOCTOR [ [ Wodern LLPIoveen e, MA.Y 1 [} 1 888. % Ln;'l‘;vsou- :!M Lea Iou{.l. Atchison, Kansas Oity and Bt. Paul Its Watertown branch traverses the grest TERMS : ‘' WHEAT AND CAIRY BELT " Late of Bellevue Hosoital New York, One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 nl'u::-l Towas, luut-h'y.l-m i angen months gt 10 por cant luterosk Has Offices No. 310 and 311 $ioux Falls and many other towns and citiss. f 3 < The Short Line via Seneca and Train leaves Hastings, Neb,, at 12 m, RAMGE BUILDING, OMAHA, NEB. facilitios ) to travel om and other Bouthiern poin on that day, Free transportation, Hast- ings to Prosser and return, on appli- Al Whiere all curable cases are treated with sue- Medical diseases treated skilifully. Consump- cution to McNAUGHTON, tion, Bright's disease, nm:‘gm. Kheumatism, | E.8T.JOHN, I, A. HOLBROOK, Trustee for Company, and all NERVOUS DISHABES. All u_l.?n-. ™ Gea'l. 3 ') Tht, & Pass. Agh Exchange Nat.’l Bank, Hastings, N Quiier o the sexcs & speclalty. OA' PN CHIOAGO, CONSULTATION at office or by madl 81, Mauy diseases are treated successtully by Dr. McCoy through the mails, and 1t s thua possible for those unable to make the jour- tay th obtain successful hospital Weatment at thelr homes, Oftice hours 0to11a.m.;2 todp.m,: Tro8p, SUNDAY HOURS I‘Hl}p 9A M TO1LP.M Corréspandence receives prombt attention. No letiers answored unless accomponied by 4 cents in stamps, . Address all madl to Dr. J. 0. McCoy, Rooma Jl0sud 3l Ramge building, OmanaNe b w 3 Moo GLUCK & RETL ™ ™ ’ WILKINSON. i THE GREATEST SPECIAL SALE OF LAGE CURTAIN Fwver held in Omaha. We have bought the entive stook of Lace Curtains of a large importing house, being ten times as many Lace Curtains as we could handle at regular prices, In fact we can show more Lace curtains than all the ot retail hovses in Omaha combined, but we bought them at 50c on the dollar, and twe are going to sell them ore for an Advertisement Than We will be perfecily satisfied if when the sale ts over, and the, are all closed o ut, we have owr money out of them. The sale wil commence Wednesduay morniny, April 25th, and continue one week. No housewife in Omaha can afford to let this opportu- nity pass without investigation. We will quote you prices: 380 pieces at 10c per yard. 33 pieces at 12%c per yard, 3l pieces at 13c per yard. 23 pieces at 15c per yard, 25 pieces at 163c per yard. 19 pieces at 183%c per yard. 16 pieces at 20c per yard. 13 pieces at 22%c per yard, 12 pieces at 23c per yard. I1 pieces at 26¢ per yard. Tt vt atint o remetopore il toetiy . 1o sttt it magh ma orders, and if the curtains do not open to your entire aauqfwd‘- tion, we will refund the money. THONPSON,BELDENGCD 1319 Fanam-st., Omaha. LAWRENCE, OSTROM & CO., LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. FAMOUS, BELLE -- BOURBON For Medicinal ABSOLUTELY PURE — 10 YEAR OLD WHISKEY and Family Use. NO FUSEL OIL! Is Death to Sure Cure for MALARIA, CONSUMPTION, CHILLS AND FEVER, BLOOD POISONING, TYPHOID FEVER, SLEEPLESSNE! BOWEL TROUBLES, OR INSOMNI LOSS OF APPETITE, NON-ASSIMILATION INDIGESTION, OF FOOD. DYSPEPSIA. PRICE, 81,26 Sold Only In Bottles. gyl For Sale by agg Wine Merchants Oruggists Everywhere. Everywhere, = ERwL e 7 CING QUR i fi;’! “BELLE of-BQURBON® $% E OMIY THE FLINTY OR HOMINY PART OF THE EEING IT OF FuSEL OIL BEFORE IT 15 BJST" APPETIZER. This is to certify that I have examined the sample of BELLE OF DOURBON WHISKEY recelved from Lawrence, Ostrom & Co., and found tho same o bo perfectly free from Fuscl Oll and all other deloterious substances and strictly pure. 1 cheerfully recommend the same for family and Medioinal purposes. Loutsviile, Ky. GLADSTONE BROS. & CO., Agents for Omaha, Neb, 5D Electro-Magnetic Belts ! t fi@k‘i‘fz The Grandest Triumph of Eleclric Science— “Bo Selontife Scientifically Made and Practically Applied. 4 , to, DISRASES CURED WITHOUT WEDICINES. IT WILL CURE YOU f.zpXiln o dani tien st ik t & PR O Xl . kv, Miely :r;".':_r-qWHEN ALL ELSE FAILS. B one genuine lsston. ll-lnll AV e wal r-urfll'lunl‘-nd‘ Rou Bl Widensen ANETIO QELY boRrbss ia it ; vinchiser, 161 of DIAMOND B CHIGHESTER'S ENGLISH, RAN i AR S e ASK DRUGGIST FOR (HICHESTER'S ENGLISE DIAMOND BRA A-"E"EK ""WJ&:‘»’%‘:’,‘:“ G T PN EPILLS b WISk v v . 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