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Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
Weary of OmciaI Life.

After one years service the lady officers of
OsHaloosa, Kan, wore glad enough to retire
on their laurels and to turn the burdens of
municipal government over to the men again.
The woman in politics is n new broom that
sweeps clean, but it does not last long.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18

THE Ottawa parliament protests
against the alien law which deprives
large number of the residents of remu-
nerativc employment in the United
States. If the country is good enough to
work in it is certainly good enough to
live in
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
The Chinese Method.
81 J,o,tis JysniI,ijc

~ LOuIs KepUONc.
The young Chinese emperor has discovered
apolicc board gambling ring in Peking and
has threatened to chop of number of official
heads. The beauty of ''Chinc5o reform is
that when an official head is chopped Off, the
unofficial head is often chopped with it for
good measure.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
o MAKE Omnha n ereot ci.

To MAKE Omaha Il great city we must
stimulate the establishment of more fac
tories, mills and elevators, Why can
not Omaha secure the relocation of the
Des Moines starch factory which was
destroyed by fire the other day Omaha
is in the heart of the corn belt and has
better facilities for the shipment and
sale of the starch than Des Moines ever
can have
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18

GENERAL MALONE wants to 90 abroad
as representative of the United States.
Both parties should encourage his am
bition. The country needs u rest as
much us the general.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
The tih1 Thinr Necdrml.
7hithJrIpbid Ledo,r.

LHlIthctpHH btVDtF'
No AustraliqGl ballot system, nor any other
system of booths, boxes, or seclusion can cure
the forms OF .oseltiug and fraud at elections
that are mostnif practice these days The
one thing neeaful and indefeasibly effective
is for the voters TO choose honest aud intelll-
gent election officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18

Mr.. CLEvELAND's display of bad
temper does not comport with the dig
nifty that should hedge a great ire
former Evidently the shots from the
Hill Notifications strike sore spot.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18

New YonK, April l7.-The caslS containing
the body of tho Danish clerk, Myers, VINO
was murdered in Copenhagen, Denmark, mas
been sent back by direction of the lhHl'h
consul, TO whom ii was turned over by inc
United States customs officials.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
OmahaLOan & Trustee
SAVINGS BANK

S. E. Cor. 18th and Douglas St5.
Paid In Capital ......... ............. ....t 5lIll
subscribed and Guaranteed Capital. lVhlI
Liability of Stockholders ........,...,... |'h'''
o Per Cent Interest Paid ON deposits
FRANK j. LANCE, Cashier.
OmCeTs; A, y, Wymnn president; i, J Brown fl''
PRESIDENT W r. Wyman, treasurer.
Directors; A, 4. WymAn J, H. Millard, j. j. BTuwnr
Guy Barton, E. w. Nash, Thomas j. kmp''"
George B. Lake,
Loans lnany amount made on CIty Farm
Property aud on Collateral security ut Love
est rates current
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
A Family of Six Suicide.

Moscow, April IA sad tragedy resulting
from extreme poverty has been enacted IN
this city. The widow of an army officer VINO
was in dire want became discouraged and she
and her five daughters locked themselves ina
room and turned on the gas When found al
six were dead from SuffOcation.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18

THE plans and specifications of Nc
Calais career as u naval commander are
sufficiently elaborate to rouse the jeal-
Ousy OF u penitentiary warden.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18

THE Chinese enumeration bill de-
served the fate it met in the senate. Ex-
listing laws are ample, il vigorously en-
I orced, to prevent the landing of Mon
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
Pcoria's City Council Jnunting.

CnIcAGo, April 1.-THE city fathers OF
Peoria are here making an inspection OF the
fire and police departments, This evening
they will leave for New York
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18

golians TS@a into species of police
persecution Mould be unworthy of
civilized nattbht and at variance with our
system OF gYannment
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
swoRN .sTATEMENT ON clROULATIoN.
State of Nebraska.

County of Douglas. ss'
George B. Tzschuck, being duly sworn, de-
poses and says that he is secretary of Tho
Bee Publishing Company, that the actual
average daily circulation of THE DAILY BEE
for the month April. 1889, 1850 copies; for May,
1889, 1869 copies for June 1850 1858 copies; for
July, 1850, 1878 copies; for August, 1850, 1861
copies; for September, 1880, 1910 copies; for
October, 1882 1897 copies; for November, 1880,
1880 copies; for December, 1889, 2O.0lS copies;
Ior 1909 n m isU ipS ~ .on op o a,5
GEORGE Il. TZSCHUCK.
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed in my
presence this Sth day of April, A. d., 1900
tSeal1 N. p. Fell. Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
He Left Two Millions.

CHICAGO, April l1.-Marcus Searns cH-
Mayor Harrison's fatherin-law who CONF
mitted suicide, left an estate Of !? ?,OO),OOl and
gave II all TO the members of his fAmIIE.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18

THE city detective can secure few in
teresting clues by calling on the fighting
members Of the county board.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18

No matter how the various interests
may differ on the Mckinley bill, u pro-
hibitory duty on tariff speeches would
meet with universal approval.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
RondsORerin9s.

WAsuISsToS, April l7.-lSpecial Telegram
to The BEE Bonds offered $4,000 at 81 % !;
81, 500 at 81 O3lf.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18

IT Is dimes to dollars that the hospital
jobbers will not submit their claims for
extras TO the scrutiny of the courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
ON AHA
LOAN AND TRUST I
COMPANY.

Subscribed & Guaranteed Capital ....,. .s1go1I
Pald In Capital, ....,...,..,.....,,. 'tNO'
Buys aud sells stocks and bonds; negotiate
eommerclal paper receives ana execute,
trusts acts as transfer agent and trustee ut
corporations takes charge OF prop 'rtyi cJ.-
lcCts taxes
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-18
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION,

OFf ItES,
Omaha. Tho Bee Building.
s. Omaha. Corner N and 26th Streets.
Council Bluffs, H. Pearl street.
Chicago Office, JG1 The RoOkcry Building.
New York, Rooms IA and IL Tribune Building.
Washington jI3 Fourteenth street
CORRESPONDENCE.
All communications relating TO news and
editorial matter should be addressed to the
Editorial Department:
BUSINESS, LETTERS,
All business letters and remittanccs should
he addressed ca The Bee Publishing Company,
Omaha. Drafts. checks and pOstofiicc orders
to be made payable to the order OF the Com
pnny.
The Bee Publishing Company, PrOprietOrS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
TO ADD A STORY.

Proposed IsayEoysnassss ts De Aaas 20
tAs PeniAs9ler Club House
Ats meeting Of the directors OF the
Penlnsu!@r Club, held Thursday after
noon, the proposition Of L. ;. Hartman
70 purchase the vacant strip of land
just north cf the club house was con
sidefed. 1ne land fronts % feet on
Ottawa-st. and is 80 feet deep. Mr.
Hartman offers Sll 900 Tor the land, Or
hoo per foot, aGd II he eau secure il.
proposes 10 build his new building %
teet wider.
FOr some time the question of enlArg-
ing the club house, Ia order 10 acc0mO-
date the present membership. has been
discussed. There are three plans pro-
posed. To build onto THE club house on
the north twenty feet, thus cnlargng
the ladies' dining room aud proyiaing
for other smaller or enlarged rOcms; 10
move the building 70 the north So asto
take up tho twenty feet or % add il
story 10 4 as u Is a. present.
The latter plan seems to meet with
tue most favor, for the reason thdt the
sale OF the strip Of land would provide
funds for building the additional story,
while 10 build on the strip would cost
more with no fund 10 draw upon. An
additional story would provide room
for a small gymnasium, private di-ing
room, etc. The club house would still
be well lighted with the ncw HaftHIan
block built adjoining, iof tie club
house Is already constructed with =
large court or light we'll IN the rear.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
AN IMPORTANT MEETING
of shs 9. Il. Al Dirsetess Hsld - Pitts-
b1rS

sf she g. 4. 4 Difsetels Bsld - fitts-
burg
Messrs ~. +. >helby. J IL. I. i0g.
haFl and Harvey J HoA ster returned
fg0n P.ttsbuFg. where taey attended
the 4dJoarned annual meeting Of the
bosrd of dlEectoss ~ she q. + q i.
BaiIo2d Mates OF impoftance NeFe
discussed, and officers were re-elstted
IS follows.
President and Oeneral MAnagef-W.
%. Haglart
Nses President aad Treasursr-W. 4.
shelby.
secretary and Assistant 70 President
-. Ill. T. HughArt.
Au8tOr-l, 4 GorhAm
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
&C. l.. Lockwood.
General Counsei-T. J. % Brsen.
SgperintendentOf Northern Dlslslon-
superintendent Of Southern Division
p. < O 'Rourke.
Chef knelneer =. joins S0ii.
A&rGeT Mechanics. -. Bradley.
p2yuasteE-H Henry Sullivan.
Secretary Land DepaftmeAt-N. :.
Howard.
General Baggage Agent :. Nygant.
Travelling Passenger Agent =. J..
Nav burr.
GenerAi Agent. \. J Holt.
The matter Of a successor TO the late
}. VI. AeIneauY, snDerinIendent M the
northern aislsl0n, WAS lscussed, ss Was
alsO tie confirmation oi r. I. Leaven-
worth as general freight agent. Who las
been acting lu that capacity Tor some
time. Both matters We're turned over
10 the executive committee, who wlli
decide soon.
The plan OF building a union depot
WAS also discussed az some length ana
WAS referred % the same committee.
THE sentiment Is said 10 he very iaN ora
bic Oh the board Ol directors for the
erection of a suitable depot building al
once. SOME repairs viii be made on
the old building, bat not nearly as ex-
tensiye as was announced some time
ago, and they will be necessary any
way, even II the new building is begun
TINS season.
President ltughart, Who Is Il member
OF the executive committee, Will remain
IN the Last Tor some time, Conterr.ng
with the other members.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Tor theu. B. \. Home For the Ensuing

Tor the L. Il. 4 Home Eor the Ensuing
Year.
Alta meeting OF the board of directors
of the [. B. \. Home and Hospital, the
following staff was appointed for said
hospitals
Surgical staff Consulting Surgeons
John Brady, NJ. D., >. j. " ooster, VI. y.
Visiting SurgcouS-S. {. Graves, NJ.
D., Z. Schurtz, NJ. d., W. j. Hake, NJ.
D., E. NJ. Strong, NJ. y
Medical Staif-COnsulting Physicians
Geo. X. Johnson, NJ. D., j. b. Girls
void. NJ. d.
Visiting Physicians-Eugene Boise,
u. D.. IL. LuplnSki, NJ. d., c. III. John
ston, NJ. d., Jas. \. Mcpherson, VI. ID.
Obstetrical StaH-Consultlng obstetri-
cian, Arthur Lakewood, VI. D.; visiting
obstctricians, Frances A. Rutherford, !,
NJ. D., W. +. IIoyt, NJ. D., Henry Hulst;
N. D., K. II. Spencer, VI. -.
Ophthalmic and Aural Staff-Nisiting
oculists and aurists, j.. Emmett Welsh,
NJ D., K. J. Kirkland, VI. D., y. Milton
Greene, MD.
genealogical Consulting gym
biologists, o. +. Herrick, NJ. D.; visit
ing gynecoiogists, Bessie Earle, NJ. d.,
c. VI. Droste, NJ. D., T.. y. VANITY, VI. d.
House Pbyslcian-C. \. Johnson,
VI. l..
Adyisory StaF-Dr. John Brady, DR..
Chas. Shepard, DR.. \. Lakewood, Dr..
t.. Boise.
Chief of Staf-Dr. Chas. Shepard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

eale2d4E. ard sixss i Bow @ tae eeii
me TAR xf0ond rec9ers are st1ie-
aaat ois2 Ppoinsed at the delay wnica
AAs Deea unavoidable.
a petition - So. ~ - ~ alt4eil-
Eaelt l1 Lhe. case af Charles b. >pal4lE Z
against Frank l. AsolS. las been Ned
- tie defendant "a the e-Ecl-I coert-
a P.an0 Is The property ln dispute, Sad
Acous IS the c0mp p-s.naaL % 3 - 90
LIBEL sat against tae L<@ocrat, nov
pend ~ .n tie sl1geTlox uSaEt.
The case u Rotbin Hleks aui Han
nzh Hlcks ys. joan Ce eisske ey &Ld
Theodore &c 0sskey, has been trans
ferreG from Justice R4se0'. court, ;lI
sand Lake, % the circuit couTt. Tie
defendants were arrested on cifu
warrant. charged Wlth cutting dcsn
~ " the C0nplallAlls igees.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
He JUST ESCAPED.
A small BOY M,sses sudden Death by
ONLY Two ineLea.

Oniy Two thtAco-
Yesterday morning young lad,
name unknown, went to the book store
kept by Buchanan * Co., on South
DivisiOn-st., in search of Il Job. Mr.
Buchanan Was out At the time, and the
lad decided to wait for hum. In the
meantime ne proceeded 10 inspect the
place. Running around the room is
small gallery, which was built for the
purpose OF utilizing all the room in the
store. A thin railing is attached TO the
edge of the balcony for the purpose OF
keeping the dust from failing onto the
goods below.
The hoy asccnded to the balcony and
after examining the goods upon the
shelves, sat down upon the little railing.
But ne did not sit down long, for the
railing was so light that 1t gave way,
and the lad was precipltated among the
wares below with q crash. If he had
fallen two inches further toward the
east, he would have landed on the end
OF an iron railing, and 10y this time
would probably be lying dead, with l
large hole in his Uranium. As sitwaS he
struck on his neck on pile OF books
and was picked up inscusible. lie
finally recovered and went home, with
I cut ON one ear and bruised all over.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
NORTHERN BOOMERS
VIII Meet in This city some Time Next
Month

Month.
Tho Northern Michigan Develop
ment Association has been III confer
ence with the Michigan Passenger As
sociation for the past two days. The
first named institution is organized %
do the work that was supposed TO be
done by the commissioner of immigra-
ton. That office having been discon-
unued or abolished, the residents of
twenty-seven counties north OF toe r.
q p. NJ. railroad organized an iDstitu-
ton 10 develope their territory, so rlch
IN resources and SO Little under
stood. The association viii hold q
meeting in Cadillac on Wednesday
and sometime IN May the delegates
from all the counties VIII meet IN con-
venIiOn III this city. The passenger
agents arc asked TO furnish cheap rates
so that members and persons interested
can attend.
The members of the committee arc:
Mcssrs. J. W. Mllikon, OF Traverse
city: Perry T. Powers. editor Of the
Cadillac Ncrs aaf Erprcss aud President
of the West Michigan Press AssOcia-
ton; !. W. Tnklcpaugh, editor of the
Koik0skGp and member Of the present
I.egis ature: Charles = Hampton editor
of the Pctoskey Democrat; :. Barnes,
of Traverse City, manager for Hannah,
Law d Co., and t. T. Bates. secretary OF
the Northern Michigan Development
ASSOCIATION. and editor of the Grand
Traverse Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
PURELY Personal.

James +. Mcbride was in Toledo yes
torday.
Supreme Court Judge 4. 3. Morse
was IN town yesterday.
Rev. G. T. Devo. state senator N -.
was seen ou the streets yesterday.
Mrs. Al. steele and SON, of Lam
sing, are visiting friends ia this city.
Deacon !. ". Converse. of Boston. rs
the gucs- OF br. aud Mrs. 2. ". Merrill
, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Watson re-
turned yesterday from a trip to New
York.
20. smediey has returned from n
trip to Baldwin, where nc has been on
legal business
Mr. and Mrs Green. Of Medina, Y.
Y. arc the guests OF Mr.. and Yrs. Ed
ward Pridy, Of IaEo-ave.
VIII 4. Emerson. who has been So
sex a. his father home, m Canada,
has recovered sufficiently to be able t.
D. out.
J. y. Hunter, representing Douglas
Bros & Mower. of CedsT Rapids. Iowa.
ls At the Morton. Read tie ~ecaIc
Flakes locals
Mss Margaret scott. supeTintendent
of che Industrial school tor girls. ~
ADRIAN, - VISITING ln the clty. ana wiz
return home next "Wednesday
Rev James " Red = absent vr-.-7g
Kalamazoo, ALBION. and o. r. p-es-
ent a. the dedicshon Of toe new r. =.
Church e. Lansing. next SUNDAY
Governor Iuce and wife. Private
Secretary C2r1l bill and wlfe. ard tren.
Anger and daughter took their cspar-
tures for home at noon Yesterday
Ceorre p. Cs5fcrd. j. Western n b
gan sEert for Armour = C3.. 81 th-
car1. wfll rcvo - Milwaukee Nay I.
nas<iug thsf pisce bis aeada quarters for
Western Mfchgsn sud Wlscors
Enr.ans IS >snss fe7r III sef fhrrs is 20
sosT1esief for r. Bni3 l.44h Svrap.
Ssfssffs- oss g fhe r-sr1- ~ v-z~s ~ sfn.i >
- pred lce = ReTleet Aa4-lssat a. . SElsa CO =.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
AMATEUR BURGLARY.
Some Very Bold Efforts, But Very Littl
Piundcr Secured.

Some Very Bold Efforts, But Very Little
Plumber Secured.
When the Grand Rapids school of
burglary graduates pupil aud nc goes
forth to burgle, the first place he tackles
is Buys & Van Duinen's grocery, on
East Fulton-st. It is an unevcntful
month, indeed, when this store is not
entered by some adventurous young
rutiian, and many have come 10 grief
through their ciumsness.
On Thursday night the door was
pred open and the place was entered.
The money drawer IS left unlocked, so
that there will be uOnecessity of smash
ing {, and the visitors, finding nothing
inside, cOnten.cd themselves with the
theft of few cheap razOrs. The door
OF BUYS d De Vries' dry goods store
was also forced, and BOschoven's saloon
was entered, but very little plumber was
secured. The officers expect TO capture
the guilty ones IN day or two.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

The following judgments were rem
dercd hv Justice IIydorn yesterday.
VIM. Mcdonald IS. J. Hart judgment
for plaintiff, Sl2.20 and costs.
John ID. Dixon vs.. Lyman Kinney;
judgment for plaintiff, $3.50 and costs
SEQ.
Theodore Gale Us. Charles pcNay;
veidict for plaintiff, $50 and costs 5000.
Thomas Smith VS.. Caroline L. Congcr;
Judgment for plaintiff, 500 and costs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
PATRONS OF INDUSTRY.
Their Position ih Politics Plainly and
Authoritatiycly Defined.

Their POSITION Nh Poiibfs flaihiJ anu
Authoritatiycly Defined.
c. Y. DeLand, one Of Michigan
pioneer printers aud editors, and an
employe of the State printing Office in
the old hand-press days, was welcome
caller at the Republican Office this morn
ing. Mr.. DcLand is now horny
handed Patron OF Industry, vIce-presi-
dent of the State organ zatlOn OF Pat
rons, and IS spending most OF his time
liz experimenting the order, which he
says numbers not less than l2j, 600
members ut this time. "The order Is
rot political" said Mr. DeLand, "but
we have decided that farmtrs must
take care of themselves. Monopolists,
LOBBYISTS, and all those people who are
figuring IN their interests rs against
agriculture, must get out of the way,
without reference 10 party. We Will
vote for the man who Will represent Us,
and for 10 others; and it may rs well
be understood early, that the political
parties of the State may understand 1t.
II candidates are nominated who are
not known to bc friendly TO farmers.
we shall DO our best 10 beat them. -
Loasj44g Republicans.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

Humane officer Wykcs arrested and
took % jail, YESTERDAY, the following
fellow, t0-wit. namely: Cornelius
Stouscnersdykc. Hc S q bad man m
dependent OF what YOU call him. lie
has served term at Iona and has
done other things This time ne hired
n horse and drove him nearly 10 death,
SO nearly that the morse Is nov no good.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19
arrr will Get It Iii. Mornlns.

The triai of tic $4,000 damage suit
Of AndTcW Anderson against the cster-
hcut and Fox Lumber Company was
concluded in Judge Burch's court yes
terdsy afternoon, and the case viii ho
gwen Ia the Jury this morning. Aitor-
noy hl. for the defendaat.arguc taat
the loss Of plaintiffs arm resulted from
his own negligence and not from toe
company's. AID asked to have the case
taken from the jury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

Mayor-elect Uhl took l1s oath of of
fee before the city clerk yesterday.
Marshal Wilson, Director of the Poor
elect Krusc. Ponce Judge Holmes, Hon.
F. II. Gill. of the Board OF Review and
EQUALIZATION, aud Justice Of the Peace
elect Brown, have also taken then OF
hclal oaths. THIS leaves only n few
ward officers who have not yet quail
fled
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

ohE-F FRIDAY Al ss = p. o., Al the resi-
aeaae 81 MA Assf. - y 81 Efuzfa2S. Naf-
.aret Lam0re. sxes "a years
Funeral sunday st p. r.. from the Mission
" pod Chap@l
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

WAsaIseTos April ls.-Fsr Aichi-
yans decidedly 4arDesi sasteEiy s11ds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

"Whero IS hc ~ bc seen2' SAID the
faceu0us pedestrian when bc read "See
Gale FIakls' Ou the street cAr. il every
wei ordered pantry, and on every
breakfast t8tll thai s. surrounded - q
happy family. That s where you Sc
cefo HfaErs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

I still have a few cholce psrquete
circle sCats for the Booth-Modlcska en-
tertainment. which I wish to sell. ta8
telephone S6s. J.. l.. u.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

seek un further. Sattaficn oi IS vbat Vou
waat iof z sprainod auhir. Iricc = cents.
Ersa iaa American Inaiaas speak p ast iss-
orahx ef Dr. EgHs tourh syrup. q &c.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

Everv sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our mil. None genuine
witHo out lt.
NA7EY Cry NnHESe @.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-19

rnr.ans IS earss fg- srI hrf tsnrs fs %
sosT1etief for Er slii3 -e14h Svrap
Ssfvsfi0- oss - fhs r-sr1r ~ v-z~s ~ sfr.is
. pred ice peE cess nallssat a. xrasa CO s..
The Opelousas courier., 1890-05-17
Cyclone au Texas.

Clsburne, Texas, 6 mai.--Un cyclone
seat abattu aujourd'hui sur les comics
Hood ct Parker, semant Ia mort ct la
destruction snreson passage. DouZe
personnes ont etc tnees ct pIueieurs
antres blessees.
Des maisons, DIES eglises ct DIES de.
pendances ont etc souleyees de terre,
DIES arbres deracines ct DIES cl0tures
d6molies.
L'6cole Robinson est en- ruines. Les
Quatre enfants de Dick Griffin ct So
soeur ont etc tues ainsi que Penfant de
Quatre ans du DR.. January.
L'enfant dc deux ans de D. G. McCoy
q EN- une pleasure grave d la tete.
On craint que Nj. Griffin ct sd femme
ne succombent a leurs pleasures. lie
DR.. January ct sa femme ont etc grieve-
ment bless6s.
Vingt. ct. une maisons ont etc de-
mOlies.
Acton, un village au sud. est de cette
vile sur 10 ligne DIES comtes Parker ct
Hood, q CITE complement demOli.
Quatre personnes ont ete tuees ct pln-
siears autres blessees.
AGranbury la maison de Lee Rhodes
a et6 d6molie. ii y q eu plusieurs per
sonnes tues ct blessees.
A Fall Greek situe d une petite dis
lance dc Granbury, piusieurs maisons
ont etc demolies eft nombre de person
mes ta6es.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-05-17
Conta.sous Blood Diseases.

Ulcers, sores, pimples, itch, salt rheum, etc.
are evidences of contagious blood disease. II
is manifestly a duty to eradicate blood poison
fiom the system by a use Of B. B. B. Botanic
Blood Balm), thus enabling the sore places TO
heal, and thereby removing all possibility OF
other members Of the family becoming like.
wise afflicted. Send TO Blood Balm Co, At.
lanta, Ga, for book that will convince.
J. Fl. Outlaw, Mt. Olive, N. c., writes Il
had running sores on my shoulders and rms
One bottle Of B. b. 3. cured me entirely"
L. johnson, Belmont Station, Miss, writes:
B. B. B. has worked on me like a charm. My
head and body was covered with sores, and
my hair came out, but b. B. B. healed me
quickly"
W. J. Kinnin, Hutchens, Texas, writes B.
B. B. has cured my wife of a large ulcer on
her leg til at doctors and all other medicine
could not cure"
NJ. j. Rossman, a prominent merchant of
Greensboro, Ga, writes Il know of several
cases of blood disease speedily cured by B. B.
B. Two bottles cured a lady of ugly scrofl-
lous skin sores"
w. G. Birclmore 81 Co, Alaxey, Ga, write:
"B. B. B. in curing Mr.. Robt, Ward OF blood
poison effected one of most wonderful cures
that ever came to our knowledge
The Opelousas courier., 1890-05-17
Cyclone au Mississippi.

Jackson, Miss, 6 mai.-Un cyclone
s'est abattu hier sur cette vile, Ii
toit de la Chambre des Replesentants
a etc enlev9 aiDsi que celni du bureau
de pauditenr.
Natchez, Miss, 6 mai-Uue violente
tempete a sew d Natchez, Vidalia Ell
Woodville. lie toit du Journal Demo
crat q etc enleve.
A Vidalia, de l'autre cote dc Ia II
Were, r6glise methodiste a etc soulev6e
De ses foundations.
II y q Gu anssi DIES dommages consi-
d6rables aux residences de Woodville.