Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 8 1888, THE DRUGGIST'S CONVENTIO Busy at Work Gotting Exhibite in Their Proper Places. A TEXT FOR THE THIRD PARTY, A Father Awakes from a Prolonged Drunk to Hear of His Son's Death — Condition of City Finances—Lincoln News. 1020 P Strer Lixcous, May 7. There were active scenes of preparation at Bohannan's hall yesterday in the final preparatory work for the state drugists convention, The work of placing exhibits in position was going rapidly forward, and the evidence all tended to show that the displays are to be very fine and to surpass any efforts in this line heretofore made in the state. Among those busily at work in this line the following were noted : A. E. Ferguson, reprosenting Fastman Bro's, perfumers and manufacturers of fine toilet sonps, Philadelphia. Charles L. Stovens, representing Frederick Stenrnes & Co., manufacturing pharmacists, Detroit, Mich. A. B, Levi, representing Solon Palmer, perfumer and manufacturer of toilet soaps, Now York. Mr. Levi also represents o catarrh temedy that he exhibits. C. G. Stone, representing McKesson & Robbins, wholesale druggists and manufac- turing pharmacists, New York. D. Byron Hall, representing Grosvenor & Richards, manufacturers of surgical plasters, dressings and antiseptics, Boston, Mass. Oscar Tucker. representing John Wyeth & Bro., manufacturing chemists, Philadelphia. G. L. Clasi reprcuvm\nfl thc Troudequish ‘wine com; Rochester, N. W. B, wowlrd f.menéinf: the G. M Jarvis brandics, San Laxoors Brueav ov taw Omawa Bee, } ose, Cal. Hohman, representing Eli Lilly & Co., manufacturing chemists, Indianapolis, Ind., and Kansas City, Mo. E.E. Moflitt, representing the surgical in- strument depgriment of the Goodman Drug company, Omaha. L. M Winslow and D. V. Wheeler, representing the Richardson Drug company, of St. Louis and Omaha. Mr. Kirk, of Brown Bros., Detroit, Mich,, is placing a fine exhibition’ of the Detroit Fren Press cigars in position. A handsome fioldan pheasant is one of the side attrac- ons to his exhibit. The Lincoln Paint and Color company are Lfl:lng a handsome exhibit in place that will pertoually supervised by the house. P mbove list includes thoso placing es- ibits in place to-day, but a number of other rms will make exhibits and have space re- rved in which to place thewr articles when ey arrive. A BAD DEATH, A young man named Jacob Harless was in the city ycllerday from Raymond on a @ouble mission @ came to procure a coffin for a brother who had been kicked by amule, receiving injuries from which he died. He came also in search of his father, who had been absent from home for a week and was supposed to bo in the city. With the assist- ance of the police e found his father in a drunken condition; he had been on a pro- tracted spree for a week and learned, when found, for the first time of the death’ of his 80n. The son took the father and the coffin home, and the association of the two ought to be a powerful sermon for reform. CITY CLERKS REPOKT. ‘The annual report of the city clerk up to May 1 shows some interesting figures on city Bnances. The total city recorpts turned into the city treasury wA,re“S'Y 725.80, all of which has been pald out in warrants on the differ- &nt funds, except $78,387.46. The school fund shows the total receipts for the year to be 117,534.40, of which amount_there remains the treasury $19,208.04. There has becn id out during the year pasc §98,132.50 from m neral fund, $11,705.51 from the fire , 811,777, llromthellolluo(und $53,540.81 plld out on tho sewer fund, and_$105,314.16 soid out on the paving fund. The bonded obt of the city is $753,500.00. and $31,909.26 outstanding claims against the oity. RESOLUTIONS TO DR. O'SHEE. The Irish National Leugue, Lincoln branch, assed at thelr meetin Sunday the. Tollow! ng resotution on the recent death of Dr. ©'Shee: Resolved, That the Lincoln branch of tho Trish National League of America desires to ec on record the keen sorrow of its mem- ru in the loss of Dr, O'Shee, at all times a dovoted and carnest worker in the cause of Ircland, and one whose amiable character endoared him to his fellow members; and to expmus for his bereaved family tho hearty yympathy of the branch,and t'hntncapy of this FRsolition bo forrarged i thon ol pub- lished in the press of the city. AT TIE STATE HOUSE. The board of public lands and buildings ‘was in session to-day passing upon the claims and monthly allowances of the ditferent state institutions. George H. Cutting, Keanoy, Buffalo county; E. W. Whipple, Omaha; Clajton B. Roberts, Boaver City, Furnas county: George W. ‘airbrother, sr, Brownville, Nemaha county; William A. McMann, Bodare, Sioux county, wuw commissioned notaries public yestel The bhllo County Land and Town Lot site pssociation filed articles to-day with the sec- retary of state. The company has its headquarters st the county seat of Chase county, its capitol stock 200 ‘shares of $100 each, Indebtedness limited to three-fourths the paid up stock, end the corporation to oxist for twenty' vears. The incorporators ¥rod Hoffmoister, Charles W. Mecker, 5, Avkinson, Frank Thuressen, Otto Fleshbach, J. S. Shoemaker, JohnW. Brown, W. F. Lindley, David G. Hines, I\ R. La- rmgul‘ P.W, & M. Brittell, 'G. W. o, , Jolin McCleilan, 8. E. Blarry, u H. Whitman, Thomas Standigo, W. It. Atkinson, S. P. Reynolds, H. E. Wil® Jan, Henry J. Carpenter. Articles of incorporation of the Moads Stite bank wu* filed to-day with the sccre- tary of state, 'ho bank is located atthe city of York, York county. The paid up capital stock of the bani is to be 100,000, in sharcs of $100 each, und the capital'stock may b furthor increased by a vote of the directc to the amount of $500,000. Theindebtedness, except to depositors, is not to exceed one-hulf ho paid up stock, and each and every swck- older is liable to its creditors for double the amount of the stock ke holds in the corpora- . The incorporators are F. F. Mead, W. . Mead, George H. Jerome, S. H. Sedgwick, . T. Moore, L. L* Mcllrain, J. V. Gardiner and 8. C. Grippen. Volume 23 of the supreme court reports has ust been published. 1t is a larger report han its immediate predecessors, and con- tais, among other important decisions, the police commission case in Omaha, the State ourd of transportation case against the Fre mont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valloy railroad, and the casoof the Chic: 0, Burlington & Quiney railroad against the lundu-mum sloner on the econdemnation of state lands. inco volume 21 was issucd there have been fty-three attornoys adwitted to practice efore the supreme court. The clerk of the eourt hias decisions on haud sufticient to com- plete volumo 28, CITY BRIERS, £ The opening session of the state druggists’ convention will bo grooted with an Mdqross of welcome by Mayor Sawyer, which will be responded to by W. C. Lane, of this city, President of the state bowrd of pharmacy. The fire department was called out Sunday night by an alarm from u dry goods store on O strect between Niuth and "Penth. Some umks from the electric light had ignited a x of l.u« causing a few dollars damage. Goorge Boott, of Sutton, will lecture V'ndu evening next atthe ¥. M. C. cture roow. His subject will be, “A Prip brough Europo: what|l saw and some of the people I mo The recent luem us have made the stroots of the © Al Llw sections paved Blmost impas. y of the streots are Qut up ‘With- tretiohos for water and gas mains and sewerage, which adds to the gen- eral chaos. The fund started by the traveling men for. the relief of their fellow traveler, Charles Eaton, injured at the Alma wreck, has [oue :n\ll $40, the listbeiug open at the Capital otel M. D. Polk, chairman of the republican entral committee of Cass ‘county, was. at nding to legal business in Lincoly to-day he city couneil meets to it for further action on the paving contracts with Stoul d Buckstaff, *Golden at morning, silver at noom, and lead at night,” is the old saying about eating oranges, But there is something thatis rightly named Golden, and can be taken with benefit at any hour of the da, This is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medi Diseovery, literally worth its weight in gold to any one suf- fering from serofulous affections, im- purities of the blood, or diseases of the I!\'f‘l' and lungs. It is unfailing, By druggists. ——————— THE COURTS, United States Oircuit Conrt. OPENING OF THE SUMMER SESSTON. The United States circuit eourt convened yesterday with Judge Dundy on the bench. Judge Hrewer is hearing an im- vortant mining case in Denvor, and will not sit here until some time in June. Tho court room was filled with lawyers and clients, but there was nothing of import- ance, or of genera interest, rather, save the hearing of motions, demurrers, ‘otc. The docket, however, is' 8 voluminous one, and the torm will be'a busy and an intorosting one, SIMPSON, TR EMBEZZLING TREASURER. A potition was filed with Clerk Frank yesterday by Samuel P. McConnell, of Council Bluffs, asking judgment ngainst Duke W. Simpson, Thomas B. Steyenson, M. L. Haytvard, Jumes W, Eaton, William B, Hargus, Jachh Sichl, ftufus F. MoComas Josiah Rogers and Robort P. Drap Otoo county, Nobe for the sum of §5,002.02 and interest'from March 7, 1858, Duke W. Simpson, it will bo remembered by the readers of Tie Bee, was the embez- #ling treasurer of Otoc now an inmate of the Lin sorving out a five yoars' sentence his crime. During his carecr as custodian of the Otoe county funds, his peculations and embezzlements amounted to something like §5,000, but what he ever did with this Iarge suim of- money has nover been _satisfac torily ascertained. The probabilitics are however, that he has a_safe “‘plant” sor whero and at the expiration of his scrvitude in the state prison he will emorge to enjoy the fruits of his colossal rascality. The de- fondants sucd conjointly with Simpson, wera the surctis on his ofticial bond. He is charged in this case with having in- tentiomally neglected to cancel throe rants issied at the instance of the county commissioners, two_for §1,000 each, and one for $500, on théir redemption, but in licu of this proper procedure, marked on them “Pre- sented, and nob paid for wnt of funds.’ Thus they appeared to be still unpaid and valid obligations of Otoe county, and to bear interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, Subsequently Simpson disposed of the war- rants for valuable consideratin, and upon their " presentation for payment the second time by the parties who had purchased them ~ of _ the dishonest._treasurer, the fraud was discov ered. Suit was brought against the county for payment of the warrants, and it natur- ally enough resulted in_favor of the defen- dant, as it was clearly proven that the orig- inal holders of the same had been once paid by the troasuver. Suit was then entered against Simpson himself, and sustained, but he never paid the indebtedness, and was fin- ally landed in the penitentiary for embezzle- ment. Now the plaintiff brmgs suit against Simpson and his sureties. District Court. Clerk Moores is busily at work on tho docket for next term, which begins the 14th. The new docket will contain nearly one thousand four hundred cases. SARAH HAS A LIEN. Sarah M. Burns says she has a lien on cer- tain property in Himebaugh aud Patterson's addition by taking it as security for $500 lonned Richard C. Patterson, and she asks the court to restrain several parties from taking possession of the property. DAMAGED $10,000 WORTIL. Andrew Jensen sets forth in his suit filed yesterday against Robert A. Harris and Con- rad G. Fisher that by their building a bridge over a roadway his business has been dam- aged to the oxtent of $10,000, in which sum he asks a judgment. He also states that the bridge gave way one day when he xutdrivmg over it and that ho was severely urt. VALENTINR'S WICKED TONGUE. James W. and Anna R. Kinkead feel that they are entitled to $25,000 from Valentine Nork, for the slauderous epithets they allege he hurled at them. Among the many choice selections cited and credited to Valentine as having uttered, are: “What kind of people arc you! Where did you come from? You are a setof thieves and do not pay your rent. Anna Wilson's house is decent towards yours," TIEY OWE CORA, Cora H. Slomun_represents that John J. Mackedon and others are indebted to her in the sum of $2,685.50, and she appeals to have a mortgage held by her foreclosed so that she can secure what is owing her, County Court. THE MAY DOOKET. Judge Shields will call the May docket at 9 o'clock this morning. There are 104 cases to be tried. SPECIAL LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. Special letters of administration were granted Edward Aspinwall ywlurday in the estate of Mary Philbrick, ded MADE WAY WITIUTHE mnm»« F. D. Anderson and Alfred Oleson allege in their suit filed yesterday that R. M. Pat- terson and Thomas Bucknerowe them §133.50 for the feeding and care of a team of horses, which the defepdants unlawfully moved from the barn. The plaintiffs ask judgment in the above sum., = WANTS INIM TO VACATE. Ezra F. Ringer yesterday appealed to the court to issuc an order to Willlam Hamilton :’Ajnvucflw certain lands owned by the plain- ifl, WALTER'S WAIL, Some time ago Walter L. Selby conveyed to Herman Knitter two pieces of land, the Drice being £700, and he paid down §5, giving a mortgage for the balance. Hermun has see then neglected to pay the balance and Walter wants hum ousted from possession of the property. Police Court, BWIPES' HARD LUCK. ‘William Lynch was the first man yesterday, Willism is 8 tough looking old bum, with & very dirty face and a,stubble field of a beard, and an assemblage of rags for rai- ment. William ot only looked tough, buthe is tough, and is so skillful with his fingers that 'mongst his companions he is known as *'Swipes.” “‘Lynch,” said the court, ‘‘you are charged with being a vagrant.” ““That is erroneous, your honor,” rejoined Swipes." *No it isu't, judge,” interjected Detective Ormsby, 1 Iow this old loafer and thief of old, lud last night 1 caught hun sleeping in a box car.” “\\'h(‘r\' would you have National bank (" quickly me sleep—in the intorrupted “Swipes’ with au ironical sucer. “That's sufticient,” added the court. “I guess fifteen duys over the hill is ubout your size." And “Swiposy," old boy, the “sent-up boneh.” A ONE-LEGGEDIBEGOAR. Ed McDouuld is atall,'good looking, one- legged tramp. Ho was caught passivg tl hat and shoving the growler on South Fenth and was ordered out of town on rty days in jail. He thankiully TERAN OLD THAMP. John Biddineer is @ veteran bum, loafer and tremp, aud his expericnces as re- lated by him n his pilgrim ages from Halifax to Santa Barbara, sud from Alaska to Key West, would make a uovel that would discount the “Wandering Jew." He looked tired and juded, aud tho court thought a ten days' rest would do him £90d, aud Lie got it. WE LOST TUE $11P Tom Bort was anothor interesting speci- mou of the genus tramp. He was an old sailor, sad he looked v, every inch of hiw. Twn months ago while the good ship Calivan had Lauled to for coal at Galveston, liert got off, got drunk, and run in. Consequantly 1hé Caliban salled without nim, and. Bert, having a brother in St Paul, started, per pedes apostolorum, £or that city. This (s 4s far #s Lo hus gotted, but as he was an honest looking devil, and apparently told the truth, tho Judge wished hi good speed, and Lo was goue. took his scat on AN OLD BIGHWAYMAN, Joun Meay, who was. areested hers'a year ago, suapacted of having beld up a man, was arraigned as a suspicions charactor. Ho was given thirty days’ sentence being sus- mded, however, providing he left the cty orthwith emanew 1 1o TAE CrTY. Frank Buchanan and John Munn, the two thugs who went into E. W. Steward's chop house, §18 South Tenth strees, Inst Saturday night, and after gorging !hvm selves with a good, warm supper, told St ard to ‘“‘charge it to the city." Bocauso the proprietor refused to do this, Buchanan drew Y(m!(\ and threatened to disembowel him. Steward, though, wasn't t6 be scared by this murderous demonstration, but seizing a huge iron poker he went for the beat: They then beat an impetuous retreat bu weroe pursued by the crowd, overtakon down on Harney stroet, and turned over to the poe- lice. Buchanan was sent up for forty days and Munn for thirty. THE HEAVY DOSE, Charles Mason got inte an altercation with Wah Lee,an Eleventh street celestialflaundr man Sunday night, and in attempting to punc his head, smashed the Chinaman's window instead. He was fined $25 and cost. THE USUAL GRIST, Vagrants - Frank MoeCumber, Thomas Pearce, Pat I,IK‘N and G, W. Sclden, one day each; Joo Johnson, six days: C Hennosse: (c days; Sam M days; Joe Waring and Joe Waldron, ten days; Henry Kel] altor Wright, Bd. Brown and I, A. Kchoe, discharged. Suspicions Characters — PP, Bourget and William Dawson, continued; John Murray, three days. Resisting “an_Oficer—James Har who struck Officer Fleming on being ar: rog d, got twenty-five days. am Unhitched—J. Tarrant, $1 and costs. Loiterer—F. M. Earhart, discharged. Ea) rt claimed to be an old bank president and sashier, and out of respect for lus better days he was discharged. An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in largo two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup- tions. Wil positively cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. at 25 cents por box mail 30 cents, P WILL HOWL FOR GREEN The Burlington Attorney Seclects His Delegates at Last, After struggling for forty-cight hours to sclect thirty-seven delegates to howl for him at the Ashlend convention, to be held on Thursday, to select a delegate to the na- tional convention at Clricago from the First congressional district, Charley Greene, at a late hour yesterday afternoon, completed his list. The railroad attorney had an unpleas- ant and dificult duty to perform, and it is genorally known that a number of trades union men whom he had selected called upon him during the day yesterday and told him that they could not’ consistently espouse his cause. ‘I'he brain and sinew of the republi can party are strongly opposed to Greeno's candidacy, and a meeting has been called b, the laboring classes for Exposition hall to- morrow night to organize and select committees to go to Ashland and combat Greene, first, last and all the time, The following are the \h‘l(‘}:-l\c! selected by Greene: C. L Cady, E. K. Long, w. " G Balcombe, E. W. Simeral, H J. Da R. W. Breckenridge, Morris Morrison William adt uement l,hl\sc (I\.urm‘ mn.h II’ r, A e, Bliner D. l<mnk.J B, Erion, Leo Helsley, 'M. D. Ed O'Sullivan, R. C. Redman, R. S. MeCor: ;L cs, E. S. Dundy, jr,, D. H. D. Estabrook, I"rank P. Hanlon, C. J. Greene. We would be pleased to know of a man or woman who has never had headache or been subject to constipation. Asthese seem to be universal troubles a little ad- vice may seemin order. Why shouid persons cram their stomachs with nau- seatin, eruuuve pills, ete., which sick- en nm{, ebilitate when such a pleasant and sterling remedy as Prickly Ash Bitters will act mildly and effectively on the liver, kidney- stomach and bow- els, and at the same time tone up and strengthen the whole system; causing headache, constipation and all such dis- tressing evils to quickly disappear. S ading Ran Away ¥rom Home. Charles Hall, a thirteen-year-old boy, ran away from his home, 417 Monroe street, Min- neapolis, some two weeks ago, and came to this city. His parents, well-to-do, respectable peoplo, are in great distress about the boy, and have telegraphed here for the police 10 look him up. Ita superior excellence proven fn millions of homes for 1 quarter of a century, It 18 used by the United States Government.” En dorsed by the hieads of the great universities as the strongest, purest and most healthtul, Dr. Prico's Cream Buking Powder doos ot contula smuionla, line oraln ' fold ouly ia cans. HICK BA n\; uwmuou New Yo St. Louts. Iif disappear atonce und its b:np:icm mflwu: uln purely s Medicize| ‘ll!lilllul AND PERBISTENT vertising bas &lways proven lumllfuL Before placing an) Newspaper Advertising cons: LORD & THOMAS, ADVERTISING AVEMTS, 45 4o 49 Raadolss Sisonts CHICAGO. | AGAIN ON HAND. Tie Irrepressitle-Intervicwer Sproads Himself at the Museam, ——— A Remark Accldently Overheard Lioads to an Important luterview That Is Replete With Startling Incidents—Me. Pierce M. Sorenson’s Gallant Fighe, Alr; ope month ws enough, for me, and ah 1 would have would bave 34 A plenty of mnrk overheard by our interview wee one evening this week, It was an athletie looking young man, who Aand satisfactorily fnspected, ail the 1 was ready for the rush {4 1 the thealorim, and had met & fr to whom he was recounting a recent experience, The {nterviewer was hore nccosted by an imp cumious Rewspaper man for the loan of & quar- ter, which he gave with a sickly smile, knowing that it would never be returned, and for the time belng lost sight of th had made thie remark, but o fter the performance he again m S5kon Ry the Jueaning of the remark “Well, I don't know but that I mij tell you, 0o, for 1 want to let peopl but 1 mirst commence at the beginning. Abont thirteen years ago, while but a boy, my head seemed to be aching constantly, especially between the eyes, and my nose would stop \|1|, first on one side, then on' the other, often both nostrils, i began to notice singrular noses in my ears—roaring and buzzing sounds they appearyd to me to be, and sometimes sounds tike whistling and hammering, About this time my throat also began to give ml‘l\)inlm deal of tronble. 1 wenld nlways be hawking and Iu‘mllllll and trying to elear my throat, often Faicing ike hard I0inps, somatimos of & greon: 1sh, at other times of a yellowish color, 1'wonld often have pains in the chest, extend ing to the right shoulder blade. When drawing a long breath T could hoar kind of a wheoring nofse in the chest, And sometimes it woul seem to me as if § was breathing through a sponge—I <eemed to bo able to hear the avpass- ing through, 1began to foar that 1 was goin, into consumption. 1 was more firmly convinced of this when, before long, T commenced to cough a kind of hollow cougl. 'The sharp paing i 1 ghest would extend around o the small of my ¥ wrad the o { while at the [nade by man who ng the hall ot i and otin, leav) s well know it; s forever without 1 me At al, and ) the as tired aud’ languid as T would sit down to the table with what feemed a good ap petite, but after a mouthtul or tw petite would leave me, - Bverything would seem to sour onmy stomach. There would be almost con- stant belching, a disagreeable, bitter taste in the mouth, and at Tast I got so Iaidn't care to look at food. “I1ost flesh and strongth steadily, and from my average weight of 178 pounds, | came down in \\ul;_l\l to below 150 pound 8 always foellng tire Every step [ took and whateverwork 1 might do was done with an effort, and ut'h working a while or walking a block of two my head would \nnnlru and my lmbs would ache as if L had done some very heavy work. “I cume here to Omaha and brought my catarrh with me. 1 reading tho duily pupers | read the advertisement of Dr. "‘f and made I mind o5 ey Asatic. 1 Viehat bia oMcos fn the Itamge block soie, fime in_February, and started treatment withi' him, and, w lhetter At the start, and after one Month's trentment, I folt 80 good that T went, away on u visit, think- ings that I would finish'the treatment after my veturn, but1 have not taken any treatment since, for, s 1 said to my friend, oue month was enough tor me. I haveno more symptoms of catary and am, I think entir 1 of it. My advice to any one who is suffering with catarrh, s not to trile with patent mediciue but to ko to Dr. McCoynt once. 0 you care 1f 1 publish this interview?" asked of a gentleman who was had no ambition. was MIt. PIENCE M. SORENSON, gmployed at tho moat market at No. 813 South Tenih stre NG sirs T don't care a bit, for T want any ouo suffering ds 1 was, to have the benefit of my ex- perience, and Yo cau say t0o, that any onc Qoubting this interview, can nterview me them- gelves 1€ they wish it, by oulling ut tho store at No. 6Lt South Tenth street ——— A LEADING PHYSIOLOGIST Advances His Theory of Catarrh and Consumption—His Advice on the S Eront advar lies, and bas enubled the close student speciiist to establish indications for remedies Iong in use. so tht by thelr i tion better results ure attaine merly Kuined atatime when consumption and rezarded as equally incurable, and - \nmfl\»hln similarly treato o treatment of consumption demands a careful avoldance to all agents calculated to cause bypuramia of the lungs and bronchinl ci fa Persons in whom # tendency o con- ~l|)||p(hv|| Is suspected should be treated with the greatest care and sttention. { inally, Whenover thore 8 thie sllghtest sus- picion of & predisposition to consumption, cve catarrh, uo milter how sliglit, sonid be (e et with tho utmost care, which must not be relaxed until the catarrh is entively well. This rule, so obvions from. our point of view, I8 very fre- quently violated “Many paticnts fall @ v, rooted prejudice that a neg leads to consumption, tim o the decply cted catarrh never o ——— IN SIMPLE FORM Popular Explanation of a Matter Usually Veiled in 'l‘fl‘hlllcllulea In this connection there ¢ interesting subject than the ult catareh upon the hearing 1o p i di o breath, rotting nell and taste, tie luygs and the biood, and pussiug nfeebling i vitiating th ons and pollating y fountains of ATl ‘this 'perhaps has beon very generally disoussed; but the very frequent effect of catarrh of the nose and throat upon the Diearing has not been toached upon as often s the subject wa A very little st of hl\ulnlu‘ will show the reador that the Junttion of tho back pussae of the nose and the uppsr-parts of tne throat is connected wit by a minuie and delicate Passage the Eustachian tube. Along this tube t catarfhal p) 5 extends, producing congestion and hilammation. By the further extension of this process to l)lu mucug luing of tho tympangm of the car s caused, in some cases, slight forms of catarrh of the middle. , and i ‘)Ilw way partisl or complete deafnoss may In like manner result from the swollen, thickened tixsue encroaching upon the mouth of the Bustachian tube, Partisl or complete Abafness may alfo result from caturrhal interference witli the nasal breathing, depriving the ear of a proper supply of pure adr or from the offects of obstruction in tho nasal passages, cadsihg unduo or condensation of the wiy (b the midd In such cases as these, general re hI“'P. which are often prescribid, prove comparatives ly inelfoctive, A curé can only be obtained |. skilifal and sciéntific local treatment—aud let could be uH-Inh(l ults than unskillf ed with © cnt and care for the d l'luu., it about the trouble to the hearing. knows Pemanpnily Loeoated. Dr. ). Cresap McCoy, late of Bellevie Hospl- tal, New Vork and bié ascoclates, lately of the University of 'New York City, also'of Washing- l' [ lave located pertuaucently in the Block, Omaha, Neb.. where all curable ¢ ed siilituily. ~ Comsumption, hquxr 518, muumunmn und diseases pecullar to CATARRH CURED. Consuitation at oflice or by mafl, §I, Oftice hours, ¥10 )1 a. ., 240 4 p. W, TL0 8. W, xsuudny Hours, from 0 a. m, to 1 p.m, orespondence 1ecelves prompt attention o leflors nuswered unless aocompauicd by 4 cents In stamps. ddress all mail icCoy, Ia Bibie O, ol o Le. 4. 0. McCoy, Ramge ton, use, Hnslll S, X, FELTON & (0, Water Works Contractors And Manufacturers’ Agents for WATER WORKS SUPPLIES. G all descriptions. Hydraulic Engines, Surveys. De- tail Plans and Specifications, Furnished on Short Notice. Correspondence Solicited. Offce, Strang's Building, Fourth Floor, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. DRUNKENNESS Or the Liguor Habit, Positively Curod by Administering Dr. Halues' Golden Kpecifie, 1t can be given in a cup of coffes or tea with- out the knowledge of the person taking it; abso- lutely harmiess, and will effect a |wrlm|l|t and speedy cure, whether the patient 15 a moderate drinker or an aleoholie wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been made temperato men who have taken Golden Specific in their coffeo with- ont their knowledge and today Dbelieve they ?ult drinking of th own free will. 1t never hosystem once impregnated with '.Im pecific, it becomes an utter lmp\mnlllflll m I|l||mr appetite to exist. For sale by *uhn Co., 15th and Dnuglhu sts., and T Btk Orantay 4D, Council Blufrs Toiva w Grah Orshard WATER, an’::‘r;‘;:a.:'nv 0 | ~rcsrmvmconzron Dyspepsia, Siok-Headache, Constipation, Crab Orchard Water Co. Louisville, Ky. VASSAR COLLEGE aminations for admission to VASSAR Cor- will be held at Omaha in the first week of Applicants should inform the "l’dblkll‘hl 10th. Address JAS. 8, TAYLOR, D. B Viksane Collcize, Monghkeepste. N- Y. adm&ebteod SUCCESS IN SPECULATION. A NEW WORK—The most complete ever pub- ished.devotad o tho purchase and sale of stocis, bonds, et Decisions of the courts regarding t shops, manipu- lnmmnf’ o stock market, \vlkux)mmh.«(r ow, when, wnd what 10 purcliase and ' sell nd postpaid on receipt of e, , by the STANDA RD PUBLISHING €O, Albany, N. Y. TIMBER CAIMS. Plenty of Ash, Maple, Catalpa, Box Elder, Elm Black Walnut ad Russtan Mulberuy Seeditngs, on hiand; sitable for planting timber claims Order quick. D. S. LAKE, Shenandoah, Yowa. 18th and Qum- Foster & Bro,, —THE— CHICAG) SHORT LIN OF THE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y. he Best Route from Omaka and Council Bluffs to THE EAST TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFIFS Chicago, ~AND— Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, Jauesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other Important points Kast, Northeast and Boutheast. For through tickets call on the ticket agent at 1301 Farnam street, in Barker Block, or at Union Pacific Depot. the main 0, MiL Pl Ry, and. aroey ntconcion 1o Passengors by courtoous employes of the norml Managor, G | Manager. AROSNTR, (Gonort Faoizor nna FFORD, Assistant General Passeager t Agent AIK Goneral Superintondent. Who 4 WEAK, NERVOUS, DEBIL] TED w.h'oll‘nhll..rol.la'lndifllfllkfl [ HAT you 0 has failed to cure you. m disenses secure from exposure. lours, 8 to sb!undny-. Vio1n. Addrem, 186 S, Ciavk B GRIGAGO, TLL. wue CHICAGO A+ NORTH- WESTERN omaha’ RAILWAY. Council Bluffs And Chicago, The oply rand 4o take £0x Das Molnes, Marshaltown Cedar ‘Rapids i Chicago, Milwaukno o't potnis foaat. 'r.) |ha Dot oi Kobraskn, Co: Fado; Wyoming, Utan, Tt Novada, Oregon, Wash: AT udnn superior advautagos y ottior iin Ingidn and ¢ Gt bossibie by an) )0 A fo% Of the nu points of superiority guipyad by tho patrans o road botween Omahy and Ch ro its two trains a dny of DAY EOACHTES ahieh aro the, finost that buman Art and - s PALACERLKKPING CARS, \!Noulmfl- Jia PATL s paaved and its widely colobrated PAL. INING .uu {hie equal of which eannot be found elsewhere, Council BIufms, the traing of the Union Paciflc hnu hy connoet in unlon depat with those of, the Chi: 0 & Northwestorn Ry. In Chicago the trains of i itho connection with those of all othor Kastorn 1in, For Detroit, )|u||’lhlll Indisnspolis, Clocinnati, Rincars Ealie, Bumaig, B Mmoo, Was onie o o b o whg il ok 1h o Mast:” AuK Tor tiekots v “NORTH-WESTERN" If you v;,M‘\ kl\: Il“_-l.mru‘:m'x.mudlllon i “unuu‘ oxats vii s e 0 l)uu l \Ilunnr Gen'l Ciiieao, s, W.N. BABCOCK, flnu |. \Vc!l n Agent, D. B KIM fon 0. ‘assonger Agent 101 Farnamn St Omato, Nob. NOW’S THE TIME To have your friends como to IXansas and Nebraslka as Bastern lines will sell tickots and run Semi Monthly Land Excursions over the Union Pacific ‘“The Overland Route.” Until July 1, 1883, tickets sold for these excur- sions will be good thirty days for the round trip and can be used ten days going. When purchas- ersare ready to roturn, theso tickets will b ood five days for that pirposo, 1f purchasers wish to stop short of destination on our lines, agents will stamp tickets good to return from such polnt, TEBHETS, E, L LOMAX, P &T. A NEB. All ticket ass'r Agent. &' Agent. i ¥ BUMAH\. UNION PABIFIG “The Overland Route.” Has 50 arranged its Family Sleeping Car service, that berths can now be reserved upon application by any ticket agent to M J- Greevy, Passenger Agent, Council Bluffs Towa, The reservations when made are turned overto the train conductors taking out such cars, sothat passengers can now se- cure berths ordered, the same as a Pullman berth is reserved and secured. J. 8. LERBETS, E X I)MAX' BNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY WILL DBTAIN WUCH INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS WaP OF THE CHIGAGO ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y ts main nnu and branches include CHICAGO, mA. 18] TiE, RANBAS GITY, B, JOSKPHL, LEAV- ., ATCHISON, OEDAR RAPIDS, 'L18, and BT, PAUL, end scores of intermediate citles. Choico of Toutes toand from the Paciflo Const, All trans- fers in Union dopots. Fast trains of Fine Day ologant Dintng Oars, magnificen; Pull- man Palaco Sleopers, and (botwoen Cbicago, Bt. Josoph, Atchison and Kansas City) Heclinin Obair Cars, Beats ¥roe, to Liolders of throu eut-ciass tickots Chioago, Kansas & Nebraska R'y Oreat Rook lsland Route," Extonds West and Southwe susas Oty Snd L Josenh to NELSON, HORTON, BRLIE. PEEA, HERIN( N, WIOHIT. A, on CALDWELL, and all points ia KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA and beyond. Entire passenger equipment of the celebratod Pullman manufacture. Al safety ap* pliauces and modern {mprovemonts. The Famous Albert Lea Route Is the favarite between Chicago, Rock Island, Atchison, Kansas Oity and apolis and Bt Poul. Its Watertown branch treverses tho great “'WHEAT AND DAIRV BELT" of Northern Towh, Bouthw bt Conten Dakots ta Watsriowns Bpiris Lo Wloux Fult and many other fowng und gites. giporior ot v -v%m:fi:. e STy e pply &t any Gaupon Tieket Offc E .T- JOHN, LA, NDLBROOK. Gen'l Manager. GE'ITM. & Vuse. Mgt State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpoo! From New York Every Thursday. Cavin passage M0 aud §0, accorling to location of state room. Excursion #66 o ¥1b. Stoprage toand from Burope at Lowest ra AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO UflnlAmnu 43 Broadway, New York, JOHN B bEN,Uun'l Western Agent, BB Nafes HARRY E.MOORES, Agent, Oniaba. THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES. OMAHA. g i UNION PACIFIC Tenve Depot 10th and Marcy ste.| Omalis. Arrls Omaha. Almn TRoatrice and North, tto oxp! “Overiand ger” limited; flrnml Island 1 lunl ox-) e il and exjress R *Daily, Dally except Sunday. a BURLINGTON ROUTR. Depot 10th and Mason s Leave Omaha, Fast Express il Solorads MalL: Kansas 0ty van\-a k l Omaha. 17:008 m 7:00 p. m, Arrive Omaha .[*4:00 p. m, 906 &, m, .| 8:50 &, m, P, M &0, sth anid Webster st] 8ioux City. . Banoroft Rqpress. . *Exon) ‘ptfl\mnlny 8t. Paul Limitod ~ MISSOURT PACIFIC Depot 15th snd Webster sy Day Express mnm e, Dapm,l'\llu 0 Wobstor st Ilnntlnr& DUk Hills Pas, Norfolk Passenger, .......| bkt A m, 30 p. m, Arrive Omaha, m.| 4:15 p. m. 1 ug m, Exstward, czaso? EEEE] ESezas EEEEEE T & 3 2 I s EZcxmaoommwmi SRNRRRRRRNENp § =5 EEEEPEP P b PO SSS3SSSSES H FRRRRRRARE EES EZomasomsenE? ESoxasamunmk, 28% S icz =35 SUBURBAN TRAINS. Running between Council Blufrs and Albright. Inaddition to the stations mentioned, trai stop at Twentioth and Twenty-fourth streots, at the Summit in Omaha, ‘Westward. Omann Depot. Bouth Omaha| A M Broad-|Trans - Al- Way. | for. Bheely, vrlght. A M. AM. AM.| & Ex=Somas. E Bomaonoesem iy CEEEEREE" Sou: BEE £ BRRbRERRREE RRE 11:34| COUNCIL BLUFFS. OHIOAGO, ROOK ISLAND & PACIFIC, t] ' Moinos Accomadation, CIIICAG() & NDRTHWR!I ERN. 9:40a. m.[A No.38. el ) P A daily; B dal except ql‘ C dl” X 0O Sin.: ny rcont Mo h FAsE el {Jmm'a'. SteckPiano Kemarkable for powerful sympa- solute durability. 8 yoars' re UNION PAGIFIC “The Overland Route,” The Sportsmen’s, Tourists' and Pleasure Seekers' Line® Send for the Neat Little Sketch Book, “SGUINT CLLUB RULES,” highly interesting and_useful to Sportsmen It contains the American rules for trapping and shooting adopted by the National Gun Association; as well as the revised game laws of the Western States and Territories, Copies sent free upon application to J. 8 THEBETS. Nebraska National - Bank, U. S, DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Paid Up Capital. $250,000 Surplus 50,000 H.W. YaTEs, Prsident. e Banking Office— THE lRON BANK Corner 12th and Farnam Sts. A General Banking Business Transacted, Proprietor Omaha Busin, N WHICH 18 TAUGHT Book-Keeplng, Penmanship, Commorgial Law, Sborihand, Telographing and Typewriling. 8and far Coileve Journal. 8 E. Cor 16th and Capitol Avenue ‘JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXFOSITION 1578, Nos, 303-404-170-604. _THE MCST PERFECT OF PENS. WEAI( HE ) parbouless (or g FOWLER, Woodus, Cosn. orf 3 from e of o it o T, ehrly decey. 104 i tho best guaranteo of the excel- 1ence of the Wfl[IDBRII]GE BROS. E.T.Allen, M. D., Homaopathic Specialist, EYE aii'se. EAR W. J. GALBRAITH, Surgeon and Ph!sician. Office N. W Corner 14th and Douglas 5t. _Office teleblons, 4037 Losidence telophons, 598, econm L e Teme nv .. ux ot Comous i G sold considese gy caie e e M‘lah. Mudson. N W Sold by Druggistas Prics 8100, FLOWER Omahga Seed House. Headquarters for Landreth’s Celebrated Seeds, Plants, Cut Flowers and Floral designs, Send for catalogue W. H, KO IR & BON, Proprietors 1622 Capitol Avenue, (iIIATBI‘;‘L---COHI<‘0|"I‘INu ps’s Cocoa thorough knuwledgs of the 0v0r the oporation of dixestl ful sppiication of tho u My Eops s Tuat taios with & delionthly fin WhICh U6y Save us many hoavy by the fudic of ‘Ruchy 10 8itack wherover Uiere 13 & scans may © fatal shatt by Keeplug oursolves well Bod with 0d'a propurly nourislied Bold only JAMES EPPS &00., “Homimopatiio 0 herudst LoRpON By o