Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 15, 1882, Page 2

THE DAILY BEE- -TUESDAY. AUGUST 16 188, —— = ] — = COUNTY CONNUBIALITIES The Union of Dodge and Saun- ders Counties. A Great Barbacue and Other Festivitiee, Omaha Orators Contribute Word Boquets for the Occasion. Correspondence of Tra Tan. Norte Bexp, August 12,—This has been a gala day for North Bend., The union of Saunders and Dodge coan- ties by the completed bridge across the Platte has been celebrated by a barbacue, A great concourse of peo- ple numbering over 2,000 persons were present. Tho day was ushered in by the firing of a grand salute. At 10 a. m. a delegation from Saun- ders county was met by a procession of citizons, headed by the Bohe- mian band, discoursing martial mu- sic. The procession marched to Kerth’s grove adjoming this little city, and by the way one of the most delightful groves in the city. A platform had been erected here for speakers, and ample accommoda- tions had been provided for seats. The ceremony was opened with a prayer by Rev. E.S8. Davis. This was followed by music by the gleo club. An address of welcome was then delivered by Rev. Inches and re- sponded to by P. Van Fleet. The guests then regaled themselves upon the roasted ox which had been turned upon a apit. Besides this rare treat ofm..; ef there was a never failing supply of refroshments of every de- seription to cater to the wants of the moat voracious. By noon the Fremont band came in and discoursed some of the finest music that has ever been heard in the state. After dinner the master of the ceremonies, A. B, Ellwood, ecalled the concourso around the grand stand and introduced as orator of the day Hon. John M. Thurston, of Omaha, Mr. Thurston occupied some forty minutes in a discourse that abounded in humor, sarcasm and funny stories. His hits were well received and crea- tel considerable merriment. Then followed a toast in response to Saun- ders county by J, P, Scoit. Mr. Scott was very eloquent and delivered a glowing tribute to the thrift and in- dustry of the settlers of Saunders county and the fertility, productive- néss and resources of the region com- prising Saunders and Dodge counties. Mr. J. Mason Smith responded to the toast of North Bend in an exhaustive review of the carly history of the set- tlement of Dodge county and North Bend in particular, closing with somo verses composed by | ¥ himself. The next in order was tho toast the U. P. railroad responded to by Myr. Charles J. Green, of Omaha. r. Green, or rather Col. Green, was more than usually eloquent. He re- urned some of the salliesof Thurston, and dwelt upon the grandeur of the western country and its development \{y the railroads, and especially by the nion Pacific. Hon. George W. E. Dorsey responded to the toast of Dodge county in a brief and able ad- adréss. Mr. Ellwood then introduced Hon. E. Rosewater, of THE Bxg, who addressed himself especially the farmers, and reviewed some of the problems that are now most foremost in tating the producing and industrial olasses of thestate. Thespeech making ooncluded the people wended their way back to the town, where they witnessed 2 rare, grotesque spectacle of & procession of masked men and boys: band were admirably equipped for the vecasion, and the spectators enjoyed their antics hugely. During the even- ing the young peopls enjoyed them- selvos in dancing on tho platform erected for that purpose in the grove, and the Bohemians had a dance on the faland in the Platte, near the bridge, Upon the whole, the occasion will be long remembered by the people of Saunders and Dodge counties, The barbacue was well managed in every respoct. The president, Mr. Kil- wood, -and the marshals, Messrs, D. K. Wilson, of Saundors, and O, W, Hyatt of Dodge aro enti- tled to much credit for the admirable manner in which they maintained or- der and managed the entertainment. Among the notables on the grounds were Col. Colton, the first general passenger agent of the Union Pacifio, now president of the national bank at Galesburg, who has a large landed interest 1n Suunders county and in the Platte valley. Congressman Valen- tine, who was booked for a speech, did not put in an appearnnce until after the meeting had broken up, but he did a great deal of hand shuking and baby kissing. The Evil Effects of the War Over- come. Srevens Porvt, Wis,, | April 16, 1881, H. H. Wagser & Co,: Birs—The privations of the war imposed upon me what physicians call ‘‘¢hronic” diarrhea, Your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is the only wmedicine that ever did me any good. 14d-1w Seri W, Horxstep, — General G, K. Warren, N. Y. Evening Post, General Gouverneur Kemble War- ren died ac his home in Noewport last evening at 6 o'clock, Since the deci- sion of the Court of Inquiry in regard to his conduct at the battle of Five Forks he has manifested symptoms of at mental depression, He was con- ned to his bed for one week, and al- though he has been a sufterer from a disease which would ultimately have caused his death, it is said that the event was hastened by the Court of nquiry decision. He was born in Cold Spring, N. Y., January 8, 1830, and was appointed to o (’\'en Point cadetship in 1846, from which institution he was graduated in 1850, He was assigned to the corps of topographical engineers, and for five years engaged in surveys in Mississippi, Ohio, and other western ates. In 1800 he was ussigned as chief topographical engineer to the charge of the Bioux expedition, and was engaged in the action of Blue Wa- ter on September 3, of that year, He was in charge of the reconnoisance in Dakota territory in 1856-7, He was appointed assistant professot of math. ematics at the West Point military aosdemy on August 29, 1850, and took the chair as professor of mathe- matics on November 3, 1850, He held the position until Agril 27, 1861, when the breaking out of therebellion afforded him an opportunity for more Active service. Genoral Warren was appoinsed Lieutenant-Colonel of the Durvee Zouaves of New York. He took part in the operations around Baltimore 1n 1861 and 1862 He was then pro- moted to the command of his regi- ment and took part in the siege of Yorktown. Soon after he became brigade commander, For gallant sor- vioes at the battle of Gaines’s Mill he was commissioned Brevet.Lisutenant- Oolonel of the Army. As Brigadier (General of Volunteers he took part in the battle of Autietam. Tn February, 1863, he becams Chief Topographical Engineer of{the Army of the Potomac. For gallant conduct at the battle of Geottysburg he was commissiched Bre- veot Colonel in the Regular Army. Hy was in temporary com- mand of the Second Corps army_of the Potomacin 1864, After the demonstration upon the enemy across Morton’s ford, on February 0, 1864, General Warren sovered ~ his connection with the Second corps, and from March 24, 1864, to April 1, 1865, was in command of the Fifth corps, army of the Potomac, This brought him into the Richmond cam- paign. Ho was engaged in the battle of Five Forks on April 1, 1865, where his unfortunate misunderstanding with Lieutenant General Sheridan led to his being deprived of his command. Some two years ago General Warren requented a inilitary court of inquiry rolative to his conduct at the battle of Five Forks. The finding of the court justified General Sheridan’s action in removing him, because of the specific orders given Gieneral Sheridan before the uction. The gallant and meritori- ous services at the battle of Bristol station he received a commission as brevet brigadier-general, United States Army, and for gallant and meritorious services ‘‘on the field dur- ing the rebellion” he was commission- ed brevet major-general United States army, He resigned his volunteer commission on May 27, 18G5, and came to this city, where he passed tho ensuing year in preparing maps and reports of his campaigns, As su- perintending engineer he attended to the surveys of the upper Mississippi and its tributaries from July, 18 May, 1870. Since then he has taken part in a number of engineering pro- jects. Ho had been a member of -the advigory council of the harbor com- missioners of the state of Rhode Inland since 1878, and had resided in Newport since the close of the war, Ho leaves & widow and three small children, Do Not Be Deceived. In theso times of quack medicine adver- Jisements everywhere, it is truly gratify- ¢ to find cne remedy that is worthy of praise, and which really does as recom- mended. FKlictric Bitters we can vouch for as being a true and relinble remedy, ond one that will do as recommended. They invariably cure Stomach and Liver Complaints, Diseases of the Kidneys and Porinary difficulties. We know whereof we speak, and can_readily say, give them o trial. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by . ¥, Goodman. Phe Kallothumpians and their { Qualifications of a Drug Cleri. Chicago Cheek. “‘Want to hire a drug clerk?” asked a bright-eyed youth stepping into the office of & prominent apothecary on Dearborn street. ‘‘Are you a competent man?”’ in- quired the propriotor, rising and clos. ing the door with an air of secrecy. *‘Well, I should say, yes,” replied the youth. “‘Had any exporience?” “Threa years.” “Where?" “In Milwaukee.” ‘‘Ahem—what would you do for a plain wink at the soda fountain?” “Dash with sour mush,” ‘“T'wo short winks and the tongue in the left cheek?” *‘Kill the glass half full with Jamaica rum, “In case a man calls for banana “Pregerve and Regulate, Not De- BLTOY,” is & sound motto in medications as well A% #tatésmanchp. Preserve the visor of the di westi. e organs and Iate the sccretions with Inrraut's Seltzor Ap 1 you will cure dyspepsia lives a process in harmany with the las folent me 1- icines have had their day. ‘Ihey d vitalizs the wyw Reason as ell a8 the stonmch refects them, Rely on this exhilerating specifc nug LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, MONITOROILSTOVE Improved for 1882 THE BEST AND ONLY ABSOLUTELY SAFE STOILOVE IN TigE WORLD, Every housekeeper feels the wantof something that will cock the daily food andavoid the excessive heat, dust, litter and ashes of a coal or wood stove. THE MONITOR OIL STOVE WILL DO IT, better, quicker and cheaper than anyother means. It is theONLY OIL STOVE made with the OIL RESERVOIR ELEVATED at the back of the stove, awayfrom the heat; by which arrangement ABSOLUTE SAFETY is secured;as no gas can be generated, fully twenty per cent more heat is obtained, the wicks are pre- served twico as long, thus saving the trouble of constant trimming and the expense of new ones, KEXAMINE THE MONITOR and you will buy no other, Manutactured only hi the Honitor 0il Stove Co. Cleveland 0, Send tor descripttve circular or call on M, Rogers & Son, agents for Ne. braska HEAT YOUR HOUSES ) i\ \\ [Wrought or Cast Iren ) [PoOAL 10 [30D 103] iTsEvana MOST POWERFUL! FURNACES IN THE WORLD. MADE BY RICHARDSON,BOYNTON & CO CHICAGO, ILLS, Embody new 1882 imprivements, Mor, tioal fea ucs; to kec pmetienlls ot Dot Jose o gy and a larger volume of pure an any furnace m Sold by PIERCEY & BRADFORD, Omaha, Neb Jy2l-dsm Sioux City & Paeific TR AT LETCD.4.°0. THHEH BIOUX 'Y ROUTK Runs s £ Train Through frow Council Rintta to 8t, Paul Without Change Tim Cnly 17 Hours —r AEPCP NILKE THE SHORYES ROUTRA oo COUNOIL BLUFES 70 5T, PAUL, MINNAPOLIS ULULH OF RIGH v Towa, Mino ppod snd all polnty Oy This syrup with a doleful look, and his hand on his watoh pocket?” “(live him cognac and ginger?” ““Threo winks and a jerk over the left shoulder with the thumb$” “Put in Old Tom giv, and have the same ready for a friend of the man | who will be in directly.” | ‘‘What if the man says ‘Baraboo’ and spits to the left?” “Fill with old crow dashed with peppermint and tansy,” *‘The examination is satisfactory. You may come on in the morning. The new international code of signals is not published yet. If any change is made I will give you a key. We have to be very strict in the examina- tion of prescription clorks where the health, yes, even the lives of individ- uals are at stake,” —_— Popularity. LEOTHIC O1L has obtained row its intrinsic value e, in curing hoarse- ons of the throat, dis- ¥ these it is an 14d-1w D. M. WELTY, (Sucoessor to D. T. Mount.) THoMAs' great popula as a rolisble medic neas, and all icrita enses of tho chest, et incomparable pulty BPEED, 1a ansury run through UT CilAD . Panl, via Coungll Bluffa an o 1.olon Pac ol lufte, ot 7:35 p. m, dal Oity, b Yoseph and Cou o Bouth, and st the ) noon, Tl HOURS I ADVANCE OF ANY OTHE) ROUTE Sfoax Oty Bonh horborh Line nd & Comutertabie Ride In by on ICIL, BLUF#8 AND 87, PAUL, &6 500 that your Tiokets read via the “8lom Cthy avd Pacilc talivon 3.8, WATTL IR BUCHANAN Paga. Agoad Ruperintos 3 Gol P, §. ROBINGOX, As's Gou'l Pass, Ag'h,, Alasour! Valloy . W. E. DAVIS, Bouth:westorn o Uclon Depod a B4, Poul at 18:50 {867, SHORT LINE, 1380, EANSAS 0ITY, 3t Jog & Couneil Blnfis Direct Lxg‘cla‘ Tfig 553 LOTIs I'rom Omaha and the West, A trains loave B & M. Depot, Omsha: Nob, Manutacturer and Dealer in Saddles, Harness, Whips, FANOY HORSE CLOTHING Robes, Dusters and Turf Boods of ALL DESCRIPTIONS, & Agent for Jas, R, HU& Co.'s OBLEE n CONGORD HARNESS "“T'he Best in The World,” 1412 FARNAM ST, OMAHA, NEB Orders Solfclted, mel y No change ot oars bobwoor Omaha sud by, Loulr aid bob ooe botwern OMAHA and NEW_YORK. % £ X BT Y Daily PassengerTraing WRACHING ALL EASTERN AND WESTERN CITIES with LESy OHARGES and IN ADVANOK of ALLj hre 1L Wl‘l;l.ll‘(“l‘;ll'l: with ol eulre Ui oliman Palaco Blo Palico Co Ml o e G St Wiatlngnouse Alr-brake. J C. DAWES, Gou. Buj A Geo Pase, and Ticked B Axvr Bowoax, 1080 ¥ W. J.DaAvENroRT, Genors! Agous, OVAITA WE THE KENDALL PLATTING MAGHINE! DRESS-MAKERS' COMPARION, 1t plaits rom 1290t a n tnek ith [ the courseat f¢1ta or finest al kg 1t does all kinds and styies of § lalting tn use. No lady that dovs her owu dress-making can aford 0 do withiout one—as nice plaiblng W uever out of fashion, If seen It wolls ifsolt, Poy Machines, Clreulars o Agont's torms dcress CONGAR & 00, Adama 5, Chicave ~ WESTERN { CORNICE WORKS! C. SPECHT, - - Proprietor. 1212 Harney 8t, - Omrha, Neb, MANUFACTURERS OF Galvanized fron, CORNICES, DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Specht’s Patent Metalic Skylight. Patent Adjusted Ratchet ~Bar and Bracket Shelving, I am tho general agent for the above line of gocde, IN FENCING, Verandas, |OMce ant dow snd Osllar, Wenkness, 8pormator: thea, Impot- oncy, and all 4 follow no a BEFGRE TARIN0. ccquence of AFTER TARIND, Self-Abnse: aa of Mumory, Universal Lassi tude, Pain In the Baci, Dimnees of Vision, Pre mature 0'4 Age, an any othor Diseases that and a Premas- €ar Full particular 1 our pamvhlet, which we_dosire to send free tv mafl to evéry one, 2T «Medicine is aold by all drugglsts t 21 or packago, or 6 packsze for 85, or will bo sent frec by madl on rer ipt of the money, by addrewing ~ THBGRAY {EDICINE 0O TFRON COL. L. T. FOSTER. Youngstown, Ohio, Dr. B. J. Kexoauk & Co.—I hy bl Hambietoniwn colt thyt Tpr ver 9 very Highly, he had a large bore spavin <n one jont and a very small one on the other which made h Iame; I had him under the chiarge o two v inary surgeons whica fafled to cure him onoday reading the dvertisement of Kendail's Spavin Cura in the Chicago Express,I dotormined atonce to try it avd got ourcruzg'sts bere to w:nd £rit, and they ordcred tt roo bottles; 1 tonk allard I 'thought I woull give it a thoiough tial, T used it azcording t5 dircctions and the fourth day the colt co sed to be lame snd the lum 8 have dissppearcd. 1 used bu and e colt’s limbs are as frec of un smooth as any horse in the state He Iy cared. The cure wa- 80 remarkable that I have lettwo of my neighbrs have the remala- 1ng two bottles whn arenow using Very respectfull L FOSTER, Rord for lllustrated circular giving positive proof, Pricedl. All Druggists have it or can get ittor you. Dr. B, J. Kendall & Co?, Pro- ysnmm- Eaosburch Falls, Vt. ', v OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. d-w-ly. ISEASES Incurable by other treatment a noc.urnal losees, strictures, vari-ocel sexusl, winary, gravel, stone, ulcors, Brigh diabetes, dropsy, consumption, sore threat, tacrh diziness, billio isnes, malaria, neuraliis, rhoumatism, heart, kidney and blad der oi:cses, are cured by the Aahel Mineral Spring Water, oF the perfected treatment of the European and Awmerican Medic)l Bureau specialty 1 hywicians in London, Paris, Vienns, Beriin, and New York Pamphlct , with dir.etio s and ceriificates of G NERVOUS DEBILITY, — A specific for Hysterin, Dizzincss, Convulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental Deproesion, Loss of Memory,Bpermatorrhme, In:potency, Involuntary Emigsions, Premuture Old Age, caused by over- oxortlon, selt-abuse, or over-indulgence, whi loads to inisory, decay and death. ~ One hox wi curo rocont cages. Ko-h box containg one mont) treatmient, One dollar & box, or Aix boxes for fivo dollave; sent by mall propald on receipt of rice, Wo juaruntoe six box With each ovier recely 0 curo any case. sl boxes, ac- 3, will wend the pur- to return the t effect a cure, odman, D 1, Sole, Wholesalo and nt, Om! " Ordrs by mail at aieians g tawiv HEAR THE WITRESSES. Macy shrink from pu lisity in connection with §.8. 5., but we are permittéd to refer to the f lowlng persons who nave known and witnes ed 1t won.erful effects: We bava kn wn “§ hundreds of mo:t obstis iug, Mercuriat Rheumatism, Cat rrh. ete, ard testify thatic mes with'th: most perfe ol uccess, effected radical and pe ineve y ¢ e without & singlejexocpt Hugh L Dennard, Johin G, Lirawn, Wia, Lrunien, arren, Bolvin, V. Wooltuck, Mann, . Troas. & Gordon, ifr, We ato persocally a quainfe) with tae ge (1 n whoeo 8 gnaiures appesr to toe above cer- of said ¢ unty, of the .. €, Ga, ou ton Co. Ga. “'Nothing but favorable reports, Reliove 8. 8. 8. Is aspacitic for ail Blood Disea universal watistactlon * G. W. JONES & Memphis, Teun, S, 8. B, gives bettor sal thing we bivve ever handlo JACKS & C0., Helona, Ark “Mave nev ¥ heard & complaint of 5. & 5.7 ARTHUR PETEK & CO,, Lousvile, Ky, isfaction than any- “3. 8, 8, bas satisfaction to cvery one.” A, B, KICHAKD. +y Bhermav, Tox, *'1 have had excoll r ¥, 8,8, and the results have been miosc sa i8/a tory J. 0. BURGE, Bowling Gren, Ky. 8. iave been good, and its “‘Our sales of success p rlec JONES & CAREY, Mcutgom.ry, Ala. tstaction to cvery “§. 8. 8, has glven couro v E REUSS, Pads, T xas. ony “§ 8 8, his given un versal satisfaction.” R W, vrOWERS & C0,, Kichmond, Va, 1 Roward will bo pald 10 sy ah’m lst who Will Lid, on snalysis of 100 Fottle of 8.8 8., one particlect Meroury, lodids of Potas y Mineral substance: BWIET BPECLFIC 00, Props Atlaaia, Ga. £rico of Small sise, §1.00 o aleo 41.76. ‘Hold by all Droggists, DR. CLARKE No Cure!l 811 oo i | Beramasuno 1851, broSiA 5 K& 8t. Louls, is still treat. Wil PEIVATE, NEI. S, CHEONIC and Special Diseascs, Sper: torshas, mpotency nal Lo it F Di-can Difficulties, slom oF au) £ Ladics, e 25 conts (11: stamps) £ pry ex pross 3 charges on & “valuabla work” entitled * L33 o Wowen, etc > DisRARES, one stamp. §4rVioting se or Private Discase, send 2 siamps for CkLRERATED WORKS 0N Servous and »exual Disesses, Consultation persanally or by lotier, FKEE Consut the old Doctor. - THOUSAN 0§ CURED, Office i quiet, yrivate, respoctable place, You see no_one but the doctor. Dr. Llarke 1s the only physiclan in the city who wer. 1auts cures or 10 pay. ediciues bent every where. Hours, § A ¥. to 8 1. M. dswly on ko of Selt-al b It gives | % o suffor trom Dyspepsta, use BURDOCA ‘LOOD BITTERS, It you are nfflicted with Biliousness, use BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 11 you are prostrated with sick Headacho, take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1 your Bowels are disordered, regulato them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Tt vour Blood ts mpure, purity it with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1 you ha ‘e Indigestion, you will tind an antidote in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you are trowbled with Spring Complaints, er- adicate thom with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t your Liveris torpid, restoro it to healthy action with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS It your Liver la aftected, you will find a sure re. storative in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t you have any species of Humor or Pimple, fail not to take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you have any symptoms of Ulcers or Scrotalous Sores, curative remedy will be found in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS For Imparting strength and vitality to the sys- tem, nothing can equal BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. For Nervousand General Debility, tone up the system with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Price, 81.00 per Bottle; Trla Bottles |0 Ots FOSTER, MILBORN, & Co., Props. BUFFALO. N. Y. Sold at wholesale by Ish & McMahon and C, F. Goodns o 21 Disdaso 1n an effect, not a cause. Its origin Ia within; its maniestations without. ce, to cure the disease tho cAUs must bo removed, and in no other way can a_cure ever ‘e effected. FARiERA AR i AN principle. It realizcs that 95 Per Cent. of all diseases arize from doranged kidneys an liver, and it _strikes at once at the root of the difficulty. ‘The elementa of which it is composed act directly upon these Hren organs, both as a P00D aud RESTORER, and, by placing’ them in a healthy, conditicn, drive disease and pain from the system. For the innumerable troub'es caused by un- healthy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs; for the distressing Disordersof Women: for Malaria, and physical derangements genegally, this great remcdy has no equal, Beware oMimpostors, imn- itations and concoctionssaid to be just as good. For Diabetes, as for W, ”l&fifi ’fifl agfifnn & . H. 00., me Rochester N. Y. ‘the Great knglish Remedy Never fails te cute Nervous Debility, Vi- tal Exhaustion, - ons, Seminal Weak- oascs, LOST BIAN QO and all the il offects of youth- 1 follies and ‘exces- o5, It stops pormn nently all weakening, involantary losos and draing upon tho sys- the inevitable rc. i 1ifo misorable, oftc ty and desth. It strengthens tho ) (memory( Blood, Muscles, D cr four times the q 10, , secure from observation, to any address, cceiptof price, No.C. 0. D. sent, exvept ipt of 91 as a g . Lett questing answers must inclose siamp. Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills aro £k bost and cheapest dyspopsi billious cure In the market, Sold by all druggists, Prica 60 cents, Da. Mixmiw's Kwsey R 807, NEPRTICON, Cureasll kind of Kidue; bludder complainte, , gloet aud loucorrhea, For sale vy all dauggists: $1a bottle. ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTF, 718 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo, For Salein Omaha by C. F. 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