Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 23, 1882, Page 3

5 e R ’,I'HE DAILY BEE----OMAHAE MONDAY, OCTOBER WHOLESALE DRY GOODS | NOTION &, Boots and Shoes. OMAHA NEB J. A, WAKEFIELD, WHOLSSALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Lath, Shingies, Pickets, BAGH, DOORS, BLIND®, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMEN L AESTEDR, FITTC. SEETATE AGEN1 FOR MILWAUKSE CEMENT COMPANYY Near Union Pacific Devot. OMAHA N K HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF W ALTL PAPER, AND WINDOW SHADES 'EASTERW PRICES DUPLICATED. 118 FARNAM ST. OMAHA ~ STEELE, JUHNSON & GO, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Salt, Canned Coods, and All Grocers' Supplies. . A Full Line of the Best Brands of UIGARS. AND MANUFACTURED TOBAGCO, S AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER (0. Flour, Sugars, agonts fo r BENWO00D RAIL DOQUIRILE) ADTES SN GFAGE A CO3UTw G POWER AND HAND Stearn Pumps, Engine Trimrmings, WINING MACHINERY, BELTING, HOSE, DRASS AND IRON FITTINGS PIPE, $TRs PACKING, AT WHGLESALE AND WETAIL. HALLADAY #iND-MILLS CHURCH'AMD.SCHOOL\BELLS Cor. Farnam and i0th Streets Omaha, Neb. > a. Omaha Steam Laundry. The only Laundry in Nobraska that is supplied with complete machinery d k., Send your orders by mail or express. ecialyo: A MER, GODFREY & CO., 1207 Farnham Street. GOTTHEL P. BOYER JO. ~——DEALERS IN—— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO Fire and Burglar Proo &S 4. IET JERS ¥ NEARING THE END. st Day But One of the Y, M. 0. A, Couvention. The La An Interesting Sescion and the Time Fully Em- ployed Saturday. At 0:15 Satorday there was a dovotional meeting, led by Brother | Sayles. At 9:30 tho topic of “College Aaso ciations” was taken up, and the dis- cussion was opened by Prof, David- son, of Crete, At 10:45 the report of the executive committeo was received, and referred to tho state committee, when such committeo shall ap- pointed, The report is as followe: committee to whom was intrusted the work of the association in the state during the past year, wouid respect- fully report that substancial progress has been made, without financial aid from any of the associations, and with limited means of all kinds, we have done the best we could under the cir- cumstances, With the help of Brother Robert Wetdensall, of the interna- new associations executive be Your tional committes, were formed in Beatrico, Hastings and Fremont. An association was formed at Weeping Wator, in all mak ing four new associations organized during the year. The associations at Doane college and the State univer- sity were also visited by Brother Weidensall, Brother M. G. Mec. Koon and Sceretary George T Houser., Members of the com- mittee visited several of the associa. tions during the year, All of the as:o ciations corresponded with the sccro- tary of the committee and tho liter ature of the association freely discri- buted throughout the state. There are now eight associations in the state, two of which are collego associations. There is but one general aecretary in the state. All of the association in a healthy condition and the out- look is promising, Columbus and Grand Island are now ready to organ- ize. Other points of promise present themselves. The field is largo and now gvlite for harve There 18 need of more systematic and energetic work on the part of the state commit- tee to reach the young men of our rapidly growing! state, and a corres ponding willingness on the part of the asscciations to co-operate with the are committes. Weo would therefore re- commend, First —That greater efforts bo put forth during the coming year to do velop existing associations. Second - That attention ba eapecial- ly directed to the larg:r towns where there are no associations organized, and that they bo encouraged to or- ganize as soon as an organization can bo effected. Third —That definite work for students and railroad men shall be Pmsecutcd more vigorously in the uwure. Fourth- That an increased amount of correspondence ard visitation shoula be done. Fifth--That the committee be authorized to raise $250 to carry on the work in the state during the year, and that as muoh as possible of the amount be made up during this con- vention, Sixth—That the committee be authorized to have published the pro- ceeding of this convention, together with a synopsis of the proceedings of the two former conventions, All of which is respectfully sub- mitted, P. 8. LEIRENRING, Chatrman, Geo, T. Howsern, Secretary. The question of state work was then taken up, and the discussion opened by Dr. Leisenring and follow- ad by Brother Weidensall, At 11 o'clock a paper was read by MNAULTS, L O O E S, o . 1020 Farnham Street, OMAEIA, - - - WNEE. C. F. GOODM.AIN, WHOLESALE IDEALEF TN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS Brother Hansel on the subject of “Finance and How to Manage Thew.,” The idea of the paper and the drift of the diecuesion following was that there should be a definite plan of some kind for raising money. Then exer- fuced at different intr timee, passod ho Louse but were killed in the con ‘e iy Senator Hitohcock, Since t time 1o eflort has been made to o abuse, corree A portion of these ands have been sold and o course the ASOTS AT0 PAY'DE taxcs, Just as a8 an - individual get taxation sets in with a « larity. The technteality whi this injustice possible 1 plained in these columus o but that it may ba gencrally steod, we will again refer t was tho object of the g imen the railroads to p of all their lan there wasinserted in the ter of 1864 a clause w t road could not patent on any piece until the fees for su had been paid. Of urse, the land could not be taxed until title to it had passed from the governmont, wnd although the equitabls title to the Tand was vested in the railroad, yet uutil patent waa issued the legal title remained with the government and the land could not be taxed. Here then was an opportunity to avoid taxation The government would not issuo pat ents until the railroad had paid sur. veying fees, and as the railrond didn't want patents issued until they had s0ld the land, they simply neglected to pay the fecs. This clause 1n law was intended to protect the gov- ernment, but was converted iutoa loop hole of eseape for the railroads, There is no one matter that has ex- cited a_greater public interest than this, Every taxpayer rea) the un- pleasant fact that those who do pay tuxes, support those who do not. T'he roal ostate in Colfax county that is taxed, bears tho burden of that which is not taxed. This is wrong and un Jjust, and the one way to correct it is to send to eongreas men who have the honesty and courage to creato a remedy. Nevor too Late to Moud Thos, J. Arden, William street, East Buffalo, wiites: Your Serine Brosson has worked «n me splendid. | had no appetite; used to sleep badly and get u the [ 23 STATE JO.TING ings wants a creamory Tekawah is to have a new hote Potat are only £0 censs a bushel in Fremont An Odd Fellows mpment iy t reanized at Hastin Wayne is wve a creamery, to be starte by & Cedar county man, of Fremont has purchased a ! vhich $0 ercet anothe mmereial house at David City the new land Hackberry pre for its babies, has weighs 19§ pounds cinct, Polk county, famo 1a beet that Christian church in on November 5th to seiation, 1he members « Adams county me Organizo & county ns I'be editor of Che Ainsworth Nows and ano‘her hunter killed over on ndred ducks on the 15th (Sunday), Jo M. Grubb and wife, of Tuland, cele. brated their crystal wedding on the Uith, About fifty of their neighbors helped them. James Abbott and a Mr. Heath, near %8, grain a by a prairie fire on and va the 15th, The Reporter says there is an_excess of drunken loafers in Seward and to them attributes numerous petty thefts that have oceurred there, malignant tumor on the arm of & <old daughter of Wm, Reed, of Sew- connty, neceasitated amputation of the useful meniber, and the o seration was per- formed on the 14th, supermtendent of the Sioux City & nformation concerning 3 ncorporate ino a pam. iy tive of the Elkhorn valley. “The tame olk owned by Bohanan Bros., of Lincoln, for a number of years, was sold on Thursday 1 st to a Detroit man, who has a h that A ard on the 16th, & carpentor named Charles Strahle fell from a ecaffold and broke his vight legin two places—the ankle and just a ove, laid up all winter J. ML Chadwick's 8,700 in number, reached Central C the 14th, They started from W by 3,700 on the drive down, A sugar beat was pulled on ex-Gov. Furnas’ farm the other day that was u:. |y“;v|||l|.|.IL::'{l'"l‘ o froon Sovrn | doubtls bigeest root ever pulled in 3 co using your Spring - | the state. Tt measurod £6 inches in length fymptoms have vanished, | nd 34 inches in circumference, and 1 feel quite woll.” Prics 50 cents, [ After being out all_night the Dodge trinl bottles 10 conts, NI PEPPERCORN’S PLIGHT. A Seductive Muelc Teacher Arrested While Promenading With His Victm. St Louls Globe-Democrat, Ewil Peppercorn, the betrayer of May Brahm, wus arrested on the street yesterday by Detective Hugh O'Neil. Peppercorn cams to this country a few years ago from Gier many, and finally settled down at Fort Calhoun, Neb. He was a civil engincer, but failing to ind employ- ment at his profession, and bemg a good performer on the piauo and organ, he taught music for a living, He had a wife but no childran, Among_other residents of the place wos a Mr. Brahm, a wealthy German farmer. Brahm's first wife was Pep- percorn’s aunt, but she had died years before and he married a second time, and a l4.yearold daoghter, May Brahm, was the result of the second marriage. His second wife i SISTER OF PEppgpt “ia § WIFE, 80 that the parties were pretty closcly related all around. Of course, Miss Brahm had to take music lessons, and Peppercorn very naturally became her teacher, All went well untl the 13th day of last July, when the pair very suddenly disappeared. Photographs and descriptions were sent all over the country, and the fatler of the girl offered §1,000 for their arreat, Yes- terday about noon, na Ditective ()'Neil was standing on Sixh street and Washington avenue, a man whom he thought resembled tie photograph of Peppercorn passed vith a woman, The detective walked oy them to get another view at the nan, The de- scription stated that b had a slightly deformed Raman nosc a cub on the top and under the nos, a rcar on the lett side of the movh to the cheek bone, and a scar on 10 loft temple, The marks were as rpresented, and O'Neil took the coup) o the Four Courts, Poppercorn, or it was he, claimed to be Henr Beckman, of No. 16 North Eighth ‘treet, and said that THE WOMAN WASIIS WIFE, He afteward admitte bing Poppr- corn, and mwade a clea breast of the ciso care in the leying oul of money, followed by a wmodest statement of what has been done, This discussion was protracted until 11:40, when Brother Ingersoll ad- dressed the convention on the subjec of ‘‘Aseociation Literature,” He warmly urged all aseociation workers to subscribe for The Watchman, and to become interested in the regular as- sociation literature, Window and Plate Glass. &4 Anyone contemplating bullding store, bank, or any other fine will Bnd it to thelr ad "ouwentaze to corres ond with us before purchasing thelr Plate Glass, C. F, GOODMAl, NEB. OMAHA W,B, MILLARD, MILLARD & PECK, Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits, 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET, CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED Agents for Peck & Baushers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flour OMAHA, NEB REFERENCES : OMAHA NATIONAL BANK STEELE, JOHNSON & €O, TOOTLE MAUL & CO. ~ BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF j CARRIAGES, BUGGIES ANID FERPRESS WAGONS. epairing Done in all Branches WHOLESALE GROCER, 1218 Farnham 8t.. Omaha, Neb. B, JOHNSON ¥ N1 A, Mr. Howser then offered a resolu tion endorsing The Watchman, and urging all to subscribe for it. e ¥ree of Cost, All persons wishing to test the merits of a great remedy—one that will positively cnre Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth- ma, Bronchitis, or any affection of throat and lungs—are requested to call at C, F, Goodman’s Drug Store and get a trial hottle of Dr, King's New Discovery for Consumption, FREE OF CosT, which will show you what a regular dollar-size bottle will do e — ‘Ine Unpatented Land Fraud. Schuyler Sun, There has never been tmposed upon the taxpayers of this state, a groater injustice than that known as the un- patented land fraud, Through the merest technicality in the law and the absolute dishonesty or ignorance on the part of Nebraska's representatives in congress, the railroads have been allowed to escape the payment of taxes upon a large portion of their lands, The poor devil who owned an eighty- acre tract and was dependent upon it for the neceesities of life was taxed to the last fanh{n.‘, and if he failed to pay within a given time his land was sold and an additional tax of 40 per whole affair. He sayths came hero direct from Fort Calhm, ard took a room at No, 16 NorthEighth street, giving the name of Hiry Bookman, and claiming that th girl was his wife. He obtained emoymontabout two months ago as a wuo player at No. 419 North Eleven street, and has been working the since. He told the relationship exing between himself and the girl astated above, and says that her fher is very wealthy, Peppercorn sims to have lived very unhappily th his wife, and says that the had been | talking for four years |4 about get- ting a divorce, He thin he will be glad to get rid of him, 4 will get a divorce when he is takoack, if she has not done so alres. e has never married May Bra, but if hig wife gets a divorce it iz 5 intention to do so, and he thinksr father will haye no objections, for says: “‘Hg knows my folks are wesy in the old country.” The girl is ly 14 years of age, but appears veral years older, She is in a verjelizate con- dition, but does not wa to go back, saying she would rat live with Peppercorn, SIx KNIGH. Mt. Qalvary Commandwill Act ag an Hscort on Weaday, Mt. Calvary comwary, Kuights Templer, have decided attoud the laying of the corner stwf the new court house, Octobor 25 The mandery acts as escor! the Blue 0@~ cent impased by way of a reminder that no negligence on his part would be tolerated. Outside of a few rail- road attorneys, we doubt if there is a man in Nebraska with suflicient brazenness to offir a justifica- tion of this patent fraud, and yet the man whe admits that it is unjust, would wink at its continuance, iug the railroads to take out patents on their lands, of Mr. Valentine's predecessors had the courage to offer two bills compell- lodgesand to the Graod An invitation has been cded to the Sir Knights of Councilufls, Fre. mout and Lincoln andattsmouth, It is expected that o will be a county jury gave Mrs, Baner $1,800 judg- nient against the Scribner saloon men who sold liquor to her husband, oy which he Dhecame intoxicated and was subsequently entally killed, The foundation for the Congregational reh at Stanton s Inid, and that town 0 1 have its third church, The Con- gational church, of Aurora, IlL, has made the society a present of a handsome black walnut ¢ ulpit and a large bible, Iev, T\ O'Conrell lectured in Fremont on the 15th on “Temperance,” which he lie holds consists of mode He says ina Pall part of the car Galesburg, last heeav an - unng sary at work, cians, and in done on Tues Wadnesduw morning, ne'Bge, W o ney «f Pierce, w for em b sds Boyd, an_ attor. brara. former centleman, and skipped the coun try was brought back to Niobrara in irons, — A good Baptist clorgyman of Ber- gon, N, Y., a'strong temperance man, cuffered with the kidney trouble, neu- 1algin, and dizziness almost to blind- nees, over two years after ho was told that Hop Bitters would care him, be- cause ho was afraid of and prejudiced against “‘Bitters,” Since his cure he ul)"y(';”mm‘ ueed fear but trust in Hop —— [ —— BROWN'S IRON BITTERS willeure dyspepsia,heartburn, mala- ria, kiduey discasc, liver complaint, and other wasting di ases, BROWN’S IRON BITTERS enriches the blood and purifies the system; cures weakness, lack of energy, ete, Try a boule, BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is the only Iron preparation that does not color the teeth, and will not cause headache or constipation, as other Iron preparations will, BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Ladies and all sufferers from neu- good turn out of the mers of the i must condemn the representative who | various Masonic bodies Jaha, as One | well as from other poin the state, Hon. G. W. Liningesst Grand Master, has been depul by Grand Master Warren to oite at the These bills which were | laying of the corner stc ralgia, hysteria, and kindred com plaints, will find it without an equal, d of about forty on an island near He is likely to be flock of sheep, about while she went to another r. She discovered her loss at the bLoss thought there was amount of chin music eiong the men while they wero engaged He kicked and #o did the musi- onsequence no work was "Phe men went to work a5 indicted in that ecunty zlement, and was bailed out by L. B. Miller and J. ¢, Santee, of Nio- Recently he stele a horso from the He was followed by Mr, Miller to Chicago, snd_arrested, and on the 15th Aud all otber for Fall ' SEED) 200:306 Randolph §t,, 3 e —— GRATEFUL COMFORTING EPPS’S GOGOA. BREAKFAST, "'By a thorough knowledgo of the natural Iaws wHIch govorn the operations of digostion aAnd L application of the Cocon, Mr tablw with may savo ns tho Judicl us A o tietitution trong onough Hundreds k wherover ther a weak point. We csoape Ay & fatal shatt by kooping ou s wel | fortiflad v 1 o JAMES BPPS & 00, Homamopathle Chemists, 1tuakaat o London, fawland, 100,000 TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES NOW IN USE. They eurpase ailother s tor ossy riding. style nd durability, They are for sale by all Leading Car ingo Builders and Dealera throughout he country. SPRINGS, GEARS & BODIES Foresal b Henry Timken, Patentoo and Rulldes of Fine Carrlagin, ST TOUIS, - - MO. §1-6m J. P. BUGERS & C0. F. L Sommers & Oo's CELEBRATED CRACKERS BISCUITS, OAKES, JUMBLES AND NOVELTIES. Wholesale Hanufacturing GUNFEGTIONERS .. AND DEALERS IN_ Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. 'S l4th St. - OMHA, “ER but 2,600 out of 26,000 ¥pircopal clergy- < = men are aro teetotalers, and classes himself FAST TIME| . with the great majority, Mre. J. L. Oshorne, of Lincoln, was In golng Kesi tako the robbed of jewelry and other valablos Tast | (47 » 3 : . week while en Toute to Chicago, They bh] & Q h "r. Tkt oo | OL16880 & NOTE WSt mahas 8:40 p. The hands on the dirt train that goes | Tralne leave On P ay evoning | FOr full information call on 11, P, DEUE out from Oakland struck Monday evening Agent, 14th and Faroam ste., J. BELL, ) U, P Rallway Doy K, Gonor Avent. D. M. WELT (Sucoessor to D.T. Mount.) ABDWACVAL e ADd Dealer 0 Saddles, Harness, Whips, FANCY HORSE CLOTHING Robes, Dusters and Turf Goods B pot, or as JAMES T CLAR! Agent for Pas, 1. 1141) & Co.'s ~OBLEE XL TEI. 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Ne The above reward will bo paid to any person who will produce a Paint that will equal the Pennsylvania Patent Rubber Paint, Tin and Gravel Roofs, 1 W voof. AlL N RROMN BUNAME Vice Proas, for presorving Sh Warranted to b ordors proriptly tor than an Solo Proprictor 3 REFERKNCES Oficer & Pusey, Dr.Rice, Dr. Pinney, — Fuller® Council Biufls, Tola Bre office, Otaha To Nervous Sufterers THE GREAT (U'EPEA" REMEDY, Dr. J. B, Simpson’s Spocifie IMEEIZT LN =, T 1a & posjtive cure f03 Spern:ator thoa, Semite Neb Wookaoss, mpotancy, 1 difessea roaulting trom Boll-Abuse, as ‘Montal Anzlo u a0 i1 Lae Back or Side, carlygrave The Spectfc o |Modlalne 18 i wuccoss, Patwphlote for Whaws kad kot tall pars Spectfic, §1.00 por package, or eix packs 400, Adldreae all Srders b B, SIMSON MEDICINK €O, Nos. 104 and 106 Main ¢, Buffalo, N. Y. Sold in Omaha by O, dman, J.'W. 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Ina short time I began to improve in flesh, all the sores besled,and I could feel and know that I was well,'and to 8.8, 8, muost the credit be given of my entire restoration to health, 1 have 00t taken a dose for over wix month, and am m free from sores or blemish a any one,” Lorrie Ross, Atlanta, (D ' after taking the first in two weeks was able to o n}( the waters were no benefif J. W. Rem, Newport, Ark, **Our science has not made knowna com- bination equal to 8, S, 8, for skin or blood dissases,” tle home, fing T, L, MasseNsUK, Ph, G., Macon, Ga, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS NERVOUS DEBILITY, Dr. B, cfivgfi": Sfifimf.‘m !l‘;unumn.— A specific for Hystorls, Dizalness, Cobyulsto Norvous Headache, Montal Deprossion, Loss ol Memory, 8porma Lmpotency, Involuutary Kmisaions, Prom ke, catised by over= oxertion, self-aby er-lndulgence, * which loads to mlsery, decay and death, - One box will gure recont caxce. 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