Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 11, 1883, Page 8

e _._!’he Daily Bee. OMAHA. Nontay Morning, June 11, LOOCAL BHuVITIHS, —Yistordsy woa & tine day, and no rainfall —T.ers was a runaway vestorday on St, Mary's avenue, by one of Homau's teams, snd & woman was throwa out of the ecar- risge aud badly hurt, ~Mrs, J. F. L. D, Hertzmann was taken down to the asylum for the insane a Lincsln, yesterday, by Deputy Shenff | tal musio, and sa eagor and joyous Crowell. She was accompanied by her [crowd was gathering on the benches | ~.jivared and in the grand stand, a sceme of —The round-up by the police yesterday [ quite s different churacier w incleded seven Slocumbs, eight tramps [{ng in one of the I'ndian teppes on the and one disturbance of the peace. A squad | other slde of the gremnde. ot officers went out at 1 o'clock this morn. | Of special Interest Lu the show hus beon thetwin Indiam bables, born of s Ointin, Masaniseticr il §6 to 8 Sioux mother and s white father, husband, ing to look for tram. s, the Saengerfost at St. Jos this woek, ac- | ; cumpsnied by the Fourth Infantry band of twenty two pieces, sons will comprise the delegation, — A big train came in from the west yes wleopers, making thirteon cara in all, Spe- () cial car No, 100 alo came ia on the train, | © ~~The examination of the firat class of Thursday, June 14th, 1838, most intoresting event. b —On Saturlay two mognificent 87-ton eugines for the Southern Pacifio, passed af thrcugh Omaha, They are what is known | ¢ a8 the “consolidated engino,” and are usid | 8.xon) was heast broken, and the on the heavy |father, who takes a prominent part in grades, Twenty-five, in all, have been|the principally as *pushers” ordered by the 8, P, ~Omaha w th crackers, the Garneau factory having shipped s carload there on Saturday even. ing. This firm will no doubt send a great Al 7 ithey formerly did business, and their | p, 1goods are well known, wifa o! Msj r Purtell, of Ft. Omaba, which was announced on Saturday, wiil | *h® Oponing st the top, showed avouud | ut jast see, in refevence $o. his own in their velns, their mother being the slster of About thirty per- | mous chief. around the grounds on Ssnday, and |seemed to bs an attempt made (bas the intenee heat of the day proved too somi doaf children who have been taught | mnch for the papoose, which was to hear, will take place at the Nebraska | weakly from the firat. Institute for the Doaf and Dumb, on|attended by Dr. Beek, and, its sltus- It will be [tlon becoming oritical, other physi- cians wera called in consultation yes- otranger closed ita eyes forev er shortly from daty for ia now farnuwhing 8¢, Louls | dertaker damatlo soene thet took place bexde that prentl macy moss oaslonds to that alty, whers | openy of oreasenn S The Interior of the teppe, —Tho doath of Mrs, Alvira Purtell, | Pole supperted walls, in the Jac'istire: THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-~MONDAY JUNE 11 [hallyesterday, Kuony's beiog aban- may look st the oareer of 8 .ephen doned on account of the small pex |and 8sy, “What a fotlure!” simply oase In that bullding, beosuso he was kilied before he had A brauch scolety was organized an opportunity ! presching the gos- . pel of Christ,” Bat iu his Nfe we sce T e g ot P . [a0 epitome of sncoms. ~Fuith i . B } oley, vioe | o, testim 0y for Cariat, yufferine president; Mr, Tarpy, secretary; Mr ROYAL BLOOD. Doath of a Member of Buffalo Bill's Troupo. ——— biitaiisy, trasaiver, for Carist aud denth for Carht, Iu A Dramatic Scene in & Bioux | Tao meoting wes & most onthasias- ,,h‘r oL AT ,v,v,;,j;n,‘;;":;@ :::"}1‘,'._ Teppe. tle one, and 8160 were raised for the | When 3 Parnell indemnity fand. The new organization starts with every pros- The Olnoinnat! News-Journal of | pect of success. Tharaday last says: While the band of the Wild West exhibition at the base ball park was playing the musical prelude to that anlqe exhibition yes- terday afternoon, gay snatohes of wallzes and {nepiring stralns of mar. THE PLANS OF LIFE are lald they must also loclude eter— nity; and thio s poreible becavse ) LlFE PLA"S. sr‘\:l:’l”l:‘lu mude the necessary prep- When steamers are buili for rivers they wlili not stand the ocesn storms. Ana plans made merely for life will be shipwreoked fn the oouan of eter nity. No immortal sonl can ever be eatirfiod with fame, wealth, power or exalted station se fts coief attain- at the Bt. Mary’s|ment. There are many i the we M who aro anxlous to make money fast, Avenue Ooogrezational | Lg% hiularly those who Mave Ohurch, come from the east for that purpose, bui they never find i:, of ftae¥ & o | roureas of perfce: joy. A man of w; Yeosterday mernlng General Howard | ac g ni unp:a )m,:]n?) opportanity )" delivered an address at the S'. Mary's | maxirg ten thousand dollars in thrse Avenue Congregational church, on |[@onths down south. Ha hesitated the *‘Plan of Lite,” entering into she ab first, bucanse a salvon was to b the meave, But he wont aud mads minat/e of fallore and success, ustil | iha ton thousnod avd retormed, after An Interesting Addrass by Gsn, 0, 0. Howard, ennot- A featwre John Nelson. They hwd roysl blocd Red Clowd, the fa Bith were girls and saw the light only a day or sc|one felt slmoat willing to allow the | which he could not look: me hmuu,} bofore the show reached this c'ty torday afternoon, four coseh loads of emi- | The mother refased to conmider hers elf grants being attached behind the Pullman | 82 10valld, and went ahowt her du’ies general to Iay ous his campslen and {u the fce, » " Lot the end juotify the means is "“v?u directlons 4» secare sucoess. | r..y’ anotod aud it has marked the ust as if nothlng unusuad had hay- | PUe contemplating the plans of f h(siory of the past with many decds yonod. She took part tn_fthe parade |men and the plans of God, thers|of TIOLENCE AND BLODD, Tt i oot the end which jpatifies the monns, and if anything otuerwise just s obtalned” by unjust measus the end probably unknowingly) to reconctles predestination of God sud the free sgesey ot man, {3s correngondingly unjust. In the e ffairs of life God givos to man the Lob any men ot jotelblgence look [sweet liberty of choice, and man back over twenty years and he will nee | shonid plaee his hand in Ch @’ hand f defechs that mer his coveew, that will [and then he will soon see qotte elearly ter noon. The mother (v word of | gaugn him to attribue bo himsel | the plan of his father. How sweot i qual signtfieance in Sjoux and Anglo- | nothirg. eleo than very Infesior jung- | that praser, “Not my will dus thine ment; wnd thongh oue's Jife plaus be|bodone ” And when the heart can lald uever so porfeotly, there will be | traly utler these words, 1t 1s at this exonsed | 5 {ime when the wrong side of the | time bes prepared to do effective work or the day. VUn-|garment will bo shown—when he|for the Lord of hosts. Epoly , wae menli for, | Jooks upom the pas dnstead of the fa. — nd arrlved at the wigwam sBout|pnre—and beanty witl have vanished. o'clock. It was & straage axd wen | Tog earnest Christian, Wiliam Wil-| ¥lentenan' Colonel Thomas M. An. berforce, at fifvy, maid:: *‘How event. | derson, Ninth infantry, is hereby re The | tul has my life beon;. L oan trace the | lleved aa member of the general court ony of bereavement eomes allkto | hand of (od leading me in o way I|marsial convened at Fort D A. Rus- alace hall and lowllest habitatm. | knew not.” soll, Wyoming, by parsgragh &) special wiih its i And when the plan of man s fol- [orders No, 53} current series, from " owed wit'¥gre at persistensy,, in oppo- | head yanriers of the department of the It light of evening: coming throuh | sition to the pl.ln?; God, ?ou he ot | Pratte, : First Lieutenant Rufus P. Brown, ¥t Bed been srday, but withont avail, s the little performance, was Army Oraers. the sides asort of divan of blanitets i i be gonerally regratted by a large circle of plan, how defeotive it was. The | Fourth lufantry will proceed to Fort fiionds, Mrs. Purtell was a highly edo- ;:d bay, upyn which wess: plled s1d- | mother of Jdocb. kade: plen. for her |D. A. Ransell, Wyoming, and report cated lady, and endowed with uousual |} old utensels: on, woapons, lariat and'vude house—-iaon, and st lsst, when the many|as wisness bofore the general court businest ability, being most popular in the | the roof hung ¢ Hore and/ there from | cnanges and chs stisements biad almos. | martial now fn session at that Jpar, in lattor capacity. ~—Mr, George Mericle, » well known «itizem of this place, died yesterday morn. [orouehing Indian fashion, her head Tha decessed [ PoWed in an agony of suppressed grief, had been a resident of Omaha for the past | #2d 8¢ ber side lapa littolotk swath- ing, at the age of 57 years, tweaty-seven years, residiog in the south | © roet of the town at the time of his death, | &70"P “Bowas st one time » membor of the city [ goio , council, |garments of the family. The remaios were taken to Un- | gother, a frank Inced, svn dertaker Jucobs' establishment snd in the | frontiersman of ,my,’_ mld a fow|o0d also when he\ was within prison afternoon were shipped by express to|words In Sioux % the mothor, evi- Conrtlandville, Courtland covnty, N. Y. |dently an exbosation to besr up he pictaroeqae Indian § cansed him to drepatw, he attained the | the oaso of Private Fred'k Plitt, band Ouv oae slde | some of God® pl an, The beloved sun, | of Ninthinfantzy, now on_trial by i1, t the mother In the charasteristio fand hated beot her, Joseph: looked | Having completed this duty he will forth towars tlie glided palaces cf |return to-his praper statlon, (;:‘u-perih-y ond ;hel Tnh] to these| Oa the recommendaiion of his acen he strawe d with imag flow- | troop and post zommander, the un- buade, Gatrorod ahomk wan & | ors. Ba., an he s loworcd Itao the |¢xplred poriion of the ssutence in tho of syapathoto: ~Indlan | pit by his _smloias brothers he loses|case of Privats James Alldridge, Managerr Burko,, tho under- sight of the troop ¥, ¥\fth savalry, published in and press ropresentatives. The gener:locurt martial ordera Ilo. 28, tanned carrent eerfes feom these headguar- tere, Is remitted. ° The followir« recrults, enlisted at PRODEEUT IVE PAUACHS, walls in a forein 1 country. Buy at Iaot, though the pi 1th had been nugged, The sapreme lodge of the O. 8, P, 8., | ravely—though his own voleo was [ b8 I8 placed wher e the plaus of man A L SR IR iy or Bobemisn Benevoleat Society, will hoids its sessions this week at Milwaukee, Mr, John Rosicky, of this city, a‘tend- fng as & delegate, Nimoty lodges, Ine Odell, ‘Wahoo, “West Point, Omaha aud Schuyler, VA syndicate of Ohicago and Ne-| . ‘Wilber, braska railroad men, covsisting of A, E.|fe0e the L Touzalin, George B, Harrls and J. O.|lineaments of o oreamp vrhite,, oves- | ton. There.may by a death thet may Phillippl, of the Atchison, Topeks and sold one piece of mining property in the San Juan country, Colorado, for $150,000, These pentlemen have other valuable prop- husky” with emotion, and the under- |and God met. taker genily lifted the Jttle bundle ) and placed 1t in tiye satirslined casket, | from the field whe e he had been tend- The cloth was reraoved frmn the tiny, | 108 his father’s R ks, and while at the poaceful little face and the ocflin was | tont of his father, heisaonoiuted king cluding & memberehip of 4,500 will be re- placed at the mether's sixe that she | DY & prophet anmd the prophet had o vreasated. Among the lodges in this state | might view it for-the laes time, **Has fear ot the lizd not executing his which will send delegatos are those of |sho ever seen one,’” aclied Mr. Burke | Plav, but Dwad mt iat have thought at Oreto, Plattamouth, | of the father imdicating the soffin Sedlor, Pishelville, I iobrars, | The father shook his head. Long, but ia entire silence, the morher bent above. “he pread by an ineffably exoression of | frostrate thesplan of that younch, and | everyy ear. Ssnta Fe road; the Hon, James Laird, at- | sweokness and; peace. torney for the Chicago, Burlington &|sclom of a hated and hunted mes, S i otgteermin. from b g ho; mm’hl of opprlmk‘ng hi;j'm"m fes Jaw on aeeunt of belog more con the Bur.|800 wrong in spmmon with her ;‘.n::nk:o;d I;:n '("m‘;':.v'- ‘“‘: Nebrasks, |Plo_sho has escaped!’ The motber |0onverted rod foels that he i aalied ng! Rt | Liacio have! s mude no sign when the lid of the |t0the miniatry. The war ther calls vwith hesdquar ocasket was shat and i¢ was talen out wagon, perhaps 16, sat outelde. at the tepee aro assigucd as tollows: Eiward Costello to the Sizéh In- fantry. Thomas-Alldridge to the Fourth in- fantry. Accidentallg a 1shepherd boy came Thousands £ay So. Mr, T. W Atkins, Girard, Kan,, writes: wauy porodzof bi 1 early life that his |, f TReE hetitate o recommed your Hioe: royal prospects wer @ very meagre rire satiivotion snd are rapid seliers.” boy mayastel npt to. follow the | Electric Bitters ave the purest and best waxen Soatures | PIaus of his Wtber. He may become | medicine'known aad will positively evre t ber ohild. It was a pretty |8trovgly aitaehed fo the farms and Kidney and-{Aiver ecomplaints, | nsify the i hlood and latecthe bowels, No famil; small and rogalar |udeavor tolean tho act of ouiva | oo’ la G NEL wishou! them. ey will © hundreds. of dollars indoctor's bills an academicreducation s offired to Boor littl him which hesecepis. Iib then stud- - THE SMALL POX peo— sistent with his wishes. He is then |The Sceurge i» Spreading, ut: No Alerm Felt. from mat.y, »home the only promise| The reappearance of the small pox placed: in tive undertalesr’s [ f ruccen sad probabiy ofi support |1 thig elvy wae announced on Sweur- The eldest ohild, a boy of | Avd thus we.see the plans off man a W sl Jaat % has successfa | ta.auch & small degres that | 18Y) 8nce sinom our fast renpr erties in the Centennial state and the ter- | gntrance wishout moving. s musole or | they ms) bapronounced: a failure by |#pread some, although no alacm what- ritorieaof New Mexico, which they pro- | evinolng the slightest intevest in the | ™4, wa e the plana cb'God ave per- | ever isfolt. poss to develcp this sesson,—Burlington | proceedings. in the Wesleyan cemetery this mom Hawkeye. in —W. E. Smith, pencil puher, supple- h'.%d' and T don’t think she'd betser | Would ‘traigh be eminently suggssiive, |hall, where Tbm Bidderoa.is sick mentary editor and contractiog agent for fi e Rural Nebrasks, has been making gg.‘::::n grave, " sald. the. father in frequent visits to Nance county of late, .and from suthentio sources it is supposed 81 that one of Fullerton’s soclety ladies will | whioh, franslated, meand Rud Wood |rmies, his words were substantially ‘sonn ¢ake up ber residrnce in Omahs, a8 | Fill tha Pips, 1a an iatersstine charao ‘Smith contemplates a tiip to Fallorton in | ter, afow days, Matrimony may be the ob- |imagination was eanly fred 5 snndhthor’l lorles of the early In.|Vislou wien he sald, “'Sand uiill ani ect, and if so THE Bk will expect a large eaks and & box of cigars, and sn aldition to Omaba's society of a refined and cul- tured lady who has long been known as | 8B uncle in Miscouri while yet & boy and found his way to |4Ver ready to plan and artempt to fol- 'he ahild will be busted | foctly carriodont. Then shonld there not for men be ereoted a merive (f hroken cclamus for his monumen ? It The red flag: bas been hung out at ““The old lady, takis: it pretty varlons places; including Hnomy’s S bnm'r’n DICTOM, with the disease, questdon. r. Burbuell suys, ““Every 18 s | @2 Houal, John Nelson, the fasher, whose|Plan of God” In 1866; when Gau |of «.ho peat * houee oux.name Is Ola sha-sha-ma po-geo, |l Grant had cowmmnd of (wi|a yoar ago, was eent out again by the autherbties last night, Toe furnituse and a)l the (qrlpmoents of the hoase atiil remain v they wore, and 16 wul be opened vp in shape for Fuaivess witheus ary troadle. Tastrnight two new cases wereo re- parted. @ne of theer waa.an the resi- who hele charge last winter these, ‘I have a plan, but 3 must Born in Oharleston, Vi, his |*qusre that plan wi'h the plan of G d by his|iv me " Abraham Lineoln enught che ia1 ware, and he ran away from home | 6@ t'10 salvation of Gud" Man is After a briof [ 10w 'th‘,:‘;nhn, yot ‘h;.n 8% many llv;sn dent of ¢x-Chlef Eoghwear Gull- &' bellon, | 8tay here he went om to Oahfornia, | 00w)siled Lo say, “Man progoses but on Bloventh stvect, where ane of Hunlltos sndjNancejocaby's balles, :m{!hne joined Spotred Tail’s band, [ G2d disporce. 2 hes bean pmi omt, and .and we can only congratulate Smith, —*"The Biack Flag,” with the original Equare theatre, Nov York, will be pro- ducet st Boyd's opera houso this ~evening. —Officer Matza's little daughter, who ‘has been sufforing for along time from & swelling in her back, was relieved by a ~fi;ynlcl-nulru\ln‘i needle which she bad swallowed unknown to bier pareuts. —A new pump with » gapacity of five million gallons in 94 bours, has becn re- ceived by the waterworks company and is vbelng set up. / —The Women's Christian Temperance Union will give a festizal at the ¥y M. C, ‘A. rooms on Tuesday evening next, —The attention of contractors is called | Indlans snd the government He to the important “proposals for pavieg" in thinks unless Maglllicuddy is removed, to-day’s paper. — | ‘Wide Awake Druggiste, Mr. O. F, Goodmsn fs nlll_lnln.ll" in 1 - sivess, and spares no pains to secure &.t’;ut of every article in his line, He has socured the agenoy of the celebrated New Discovery for Consumotion. The only certsin cure known for Consumption, Coughe, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Huy Fever, Bronchitis, or sny effection of tha Throst or Lungs, Sold on a positive =:nnm. Trial Wottles free, Faegular - wize $1.00. You Bet. ~ Morristown Horald. “It s sald that the it dream . of » gawbler is that he will be pars- ‘lyzsd,” And one of the ‘times when B is “paralysed” ls when he bets $1,000 on four kings and, an ace snd and the other throws down four aoes and o kiog. and was adopted ints the tribe. He glves a plotureeque aacount of the | PIa‘as far the future, and a: the raume gompany and scenory from the Uion | killing of that noted ehiof at the Pine I/, 1s snential thad man make 8°ma | onp w1 (Mne-mint’s butiding, on D ug- Ilaswirees, two doors west of The Re- publican + fioe, where Julie Mack, one ok Buldwiv's men, hus been taken down with the loathsome disear e D-cistve action will bo taken by the sathoritios to-day, to preveut the fur sher aprond of the disease, twie endesyor to eee the plau ot G d, Bluff ageney » year or a0 ago. He has | 90 88 b in sympathy wiil this plan had s very wild add eventful life enanstdug from one who iy omafaciont, In 1868 he was prossed into servioe [ P4ul ®es a tant m:her, aud s.adled at #s a scont be Gemeral Avgur, and the faat of Gimaliel, one of the most was forced to leavehia amily and pos. |1:arned oB the Juwishirahbls, whiobiy sesslons, losing some $3 500 worth of | hesro.wes being filled wich hatred to- atock, for which he bas never be:n| Wurdi the gompel for whieh in aft.r tlons at the P ne Ridge sgency, He|fistious whioh were »giisite. “Ard 1s outspoken {n his denanciatin of the | for our highest type of the plan of management of D, M:Gillicuddy, the | (d' In man, sud where the plan ol - Tndian agend there, whom he oharges | 43 f6 {0 entire sympachy with that ob with all mannce of oppresston and | €9, 18 found Ja the He of Cariat, knavery In hls dealings with both the | Bl sowe may msy thai thers am chosen sud henored wen. How does L ixd deal wl:}h ua who are his subjees? and soon, there will ke an uprising of [ L0 my mind everything mnst no ad J the Indians insuguraticg one of the | ®od to God's will, or as skepiics say, SANFORD'S RADICAL GURE most bloody massacres that has oo | ' God's lawe. Tt wonld ba R i aee B Lz Uhe Houd: Rewmoes ocurred for years, 1¥FOSSIRLE POR GOD, He d-cne acd Fover bwant 3 A e who has ever betore his mind every. [ ,, (0 iug muan dblodgod, dicohias cloan " - Lo b aans beosth swsetencd, rm:ll, tashe acd Bucklen's Arnica Salve, thing as one complete whole, to dlare - | hari s s or.d, Abd raveges © coled oo - The greatest medical wonder of the|€ard & portion of his creatnres, who | 04 b, I onedius Dioppings into the Thro t, gorld, “Warranted tospeedilv vre Hurne, | were muio in bia image and for whom | K1 S o 18 p 6 ur & e rul Juts, Uleers, Salt Rheum, Yever | Obrist dlod. Baa it il 0 box Cat Beres, Oancers, Piles, Ohilblaine, Coras, :’m;kd Ho M ln ot insulmate, an | o ioe b Oty ! Buniont 1 her h ane Sanford's 1 ha'er, in one for §1. Ask for SAN- has not morely b-aiinot, | S1jeR A1 ote Dt e Bati-n of Wirch Tetter, Ohapped Hands, and all ski) 1 Yot age, ot all druggs tions, guaranteed to oure h.,,,,'m‘:,:,“.{f_ 8 & beaat, bat he han Lutellich, and b | foun s Kabicab CURK, & pure " or money refunded, 25 centa per ox, oan aay, “Tam,” “T know,® ] wil) * | Hisel Aw . Pue, LD) [ " 10,0 over Eluwe For sale by 0. F. Goodmun, And to prove the cognizwues of G ;;:.‘rn. PorreR DEve ANm Cimican Co , —_— 1o reference to all mankind; there Lo g | = TRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE. |conselousness In man to 'hlch"r: ni: For the relet and preven- n, the ln always appeal; wo are not OLL'N&U . the n-tant it s applied Ita Orgaisation av Crounse's Hall|And If God has & plau In every ifa c\"’"&f/ Biaie Cougt, Colda Wk Yestorday. there fn au Individusl uty and s privl’ | A\ UNZZZ Hack, § omth'sad Fowln, lege. The duty Is eur own and the 2 Ry= Sorts, Foma's Pa P N The supplementary meeting of the Pfli:'m' l:;“ll hrnhn. = // gothering held at the opers house last - one's life wazk there Is no loss AN the end if his da; 5 LLECTRICYN LASTE] woek, in the Interests of the 1riah Na- [ tow and full of dreubie foy ;;'::h":" ’L'A!;‘*‘l‘.“ B Tatary,_evahioad tlonal League, was held ot Orounse's [ia werking the plan of God. b it 4 eyeiee SR S e t0 recover anything from the vv yoeasshe suffored and died. Bot hie d ernment, At the solicitation of B if- |esrlen education was bus a part of the | i falo Bill he organiz>d the band of lu-|P'e of Gud u wrepaciog for the gos- § 4 dlans who appeared s these exhibi. | Dol work one whahad o mbined qusli- . i R VY Some Useful Hints in Respect Therato, How to Escape, as Suggested by the Bignal Bervics, The directions from the signal ser- vleo, which it followed, msy enable persoms to recognize the danger and eecapo i, thould Omaha be so unfor— tunate ss to come in its path. Gen- ally the syclone gives ample warning ot its approach, 1t 1s preceded usually by a suliry and oppreetive oalm. COlouds form firat in the southwe and then almost immediately in the norshwest, or vice vorsa. If they are lights thelr ap pearance resemblos smoke {ssuing froma burning hailding,orstraw stack,, rolling op In fantastle shapes to great deighte;. again like a fine mist, or quite white, !tks fog or ateam. Theee dark clcads at t'men presend a green- ish or copperish hue. Agalm they ap- pear jet black from:center to eircum feronce, snd thep sometimee prese: 'a purple or bluisa tinge, or, as tlmen, aronirangely lurid,, but olways with what appeors to be black swoke sur— rovnding them. The clonds form 11 the southwest and’ northweet, ord firally come togethsr withy a terrible crach, and then tao funnel-sBaped tomndo cloud appesiznpow the waat orn sky, momng boMly to the front from vithin the confussd mass A heavy, roaring uolse, like that of s heavily loadeu frolght traln pazsing over o bridge or through o tanuel, 1s hrerd, axa theo the cyolone or soruacdo s upsa yown Note its path as well wo you cmn aod flee without delay. If you are nesr thy oenfer of ity probasle couree, run to tho norsh, ¥ you a1o balfway betweea the eenter aud the sonthern edge, your chaucts are still best in esoaping to the morth. If farther to the soamh do mnot attemps. to cross the entire path of the oloud, bat fee fur- ther moavh, bearing slightipeast.. In no event should you ran Cirectly east or northeast. There is always suffi- clent tirxe-to escape the tormdo, even 1f it be bat a few rods from-yov, for its breacwh is only a few hundred fest; a general thing the tornado olona is seen at from one to three miles dis tant, glviag you from one to thres minutes’ warviag—evfficlent time to enable you: to get from a. qparter w half a mile out of Ity course. As for hcases, they ave no protection,, | 86 aud are 30:be ehunmed in a storm of this kind N5 building has been or ds likely to be devised thaz can withssand the force of 'a tornado. A frame house Is better than & briols or stone cxe, because i is move elas- tic, and & one-story building fs more | olastlo than one of two siortes But,, whatever the style or character ofithe house, alws path of a tevnado. Tao signel servics | recommends as the beat place of safety. a oellar or dugcut, and many farmers in Kapeao have construsted thesa dugouts—nimple holes in the ground, covered 3o protect the lumates from flying. timoere, where they oan run iu the event of tornadoes; Thder no circameotences, whether in a bulid- ing or ocellar, ever take position in a northeast corner, in an east room, (7| agalnet an .east wall, eveni Remem- ber also that.the tornaco moves aimoat always In n.northeasterly direotion. It forced to remaln in your house, and where yor have no cellar, always take a position .against the west or seuth wail—the former is the. betten— either face downward upon the floor or standing with your back te the wal, and: alwaye take your final position upon the first or gro.nd #ror. Naver stand o le in front e a door or window, noara stove or heavy pile of farniture, and always close your doors and windows. It you ars.out of the houso; avold for- ests and groves, muke for the open field and\ throw yourself, face down ward, towards the east aud yousarms over your head to protect it,. These storms sre the most frequent in Xan- sas and Jowa, but mome eevere ones have been experienced in the Coun- necticui-valleys. —_— There. nye m.ny chenn- cosmebdios. of- fered fcsmale, which cluina. te contain noth- ing inj yzhous to the skin, This is all borb, all, or ne.rly al, are compounded from the mort deleterious snd poisunous drugs in the materia mecdica. They desiroy toe vitality of the skin, wakin the ecn-umer premninrely withered sad old, J. A, Pozsoni guarantees his wedicated o m- plexion powder entirely free rrozall inju rious wtrer, and will gladly pay $600 to auy prictical chemict who can’ find up n analysis the «l1.hrest trace of white lead or arsenis. Use uome niher, and you will nevea resvet. Price 50 cents and $1 00 per box S.1d by all diuggists smd per um ABOUT CYCLONES. s leave it if it is lu the | [}mfi -PAGIFIG Horew CORNBR OP NINTH AND, HARNEY STS, Omaha, Nebraska. OPENED MAY 17TH, 1883. This hotelicontains 100 rooms, all outside rooms, and 30 roomss on the first floor, especially adapt- A cuisine Head- trade, Special inducements to the thea- trical profession. Hotel situated five blocks from depots. cars pass the door both ways ed for sample men. of superior excellence. quarters for the state Horse evexy five minutes. T. J. SA18MAN, Proprie. or, A, H, AYLSWORTH, Manager, (Late otrmon“ Hotel.) Feverishness. rec known 10 me.’ L. A. Awcnes, M. D, Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y, trating Pain-relieving and H Castoriapromotes Digestion and overcomes Flatulency, Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrheea, and It insures Lealth and natural sleep, without morphine, * Castorfa is so welladapted to Children that 1 itas sugerior (o any prescription 7 Z What gives our Children rosy cheeks, ‘What cures their fevers, makes them'sleep ; "Tis Castoria When babies fret and ery by turns, What cures their colic, kills their worms, But Castoria, What quickly cures Constipation, Scur Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, But Castorin, Farewell then %o Morphine Syrups, Castor Ol and Parcgoric, ang. © Hail Castoriat CENTAUR LINIMENT—-an absolute cure for Rheuma= ms, Burns, €alls, &, The raost Powerful and ¥ene= ing Remedy known to man, SPECIAL. KOTICES. £ SPYCIALS will POBITIVELY not beln serted anless paid 117 advanc TORE FOR RENT—Corner of 16th and Dave enport. Inquire 1610 Daven jort street, 405t URNISHI®D rooms and board, Mcdo veniences, 1810 Dodge street.1)00- junlit ONEY 79 LOAN—The Om ho savings vank | 18 Low prepured to wike loaus 01 Owmuha city or I'oelos county rasl e tate at current et rates o insreat. No comm wion Ny OSE IO LoAR= TEw L iw i : 3' erest. bemis' Loau Agoocy,15ts & Douylas 2% t 41t _V\T EY LOANED--fn shattel mortgages. \ - m 7 Umen Block. 58 Imo§ Vf Ok 70 LUA aitel oort M EDwani s, tiow taimom Sr. Telmg 1 at Law ottice of b, Lu U Y S LOA “ Th ot £0g N HBLP WANTED. e W ANTED v cirl Who 1 oroughly aner, s ands house work, po ion in & smal lmi'y Pleaswddress box 603, Fiemn' Neo. 8 ANTFD—avSwedish girl 0 do general hous.wors ‘i wmall fawils, Apply vorner Park Wiloe wve an. Waliut 8t, Souih Umaba B49-113 ANTED iomudiately a fir-bclass cook, 2320 Edrnev st washer 2ndiraoer. % Mes Jo M THURST N 853-t1 ANTEN—A girl for geperal hourewor Howard st s4, betwexn 13ch sud 15th. 856 9§ W ANTED chiniat. ter s decired. WO AN LINSEED OIL WOHKS. ANTED da Douglas So 3811 Hirl £53-Plng WS g ney & v00d ¢irl, »ly 217 nort 29 TANTE to.do gen iral hougework, u the S orof 2ist an 4 Cuming ss. 81195 W ANTED—Boy, 16 0r 18 ven 19 o'd one living wih par praferred. Omaha Hr0om Work , 16th aud I astfic sirc 1891 il A WA ZiD-Twocompetent ¢! ris, wash ani kox, a0 s gie | 1o d work and ak croof cildnn: Rel renc s re quired. Apyly to e, Gro E. South 18th eireet B24.9h ANTED—Cazventar by b # month, single i man. W Jso. G.Jacoess ANTED -ALLIT N, 14h 88 , 8 dini g-voom girl at once. ¥53.9% Hott1 .4 oroes \ AN ED—A se00rd: t03k & ¢ Metropolitan B15-9 £ et -class_enginesr sl ma- A 2ompstenc man of good chs race ilo ag-d woman for iivht bruscwork, wages $100), per weok lm 8 nco s | 8-co d Priten tf, 208 ANTEU—A econd ook, it the Emmet #HZT Hiouse. Wom: mprelerrest. ANT: D—Sitantionas cook, enca given, Cor” 1%h and’ Weiw or St 2 YATANTED—A 1iat ose: engra verat « bolu acd Erickson. 792-11 Gool refer- FOR BALE, R SALE OHFAP - A biack horse, 7 years old | B Tuquice ac . 15 508 otbce 854 10§ i L¥—Two good horsce, by W G, Mor- ton, 504 north 15th near DAYenport, 83-1 IOR SALE-—160 acres !mprovid ‘arm nenr Cres on Towa; 66 acres under cultivation, 10 acres woodland, balmee pa-ture, $27 pera'‘re. 200 acees in proved farm one balf mile from E Roen station. g od house and barr, liviok water, ivation, balance pasture, all Roed’saddition, near Proepect tm paym nts. cand Island Neb., 6 rooms, r, well and shrubbery, yo.d fonce, $100; time paymentss 3 Iotw tn Grand Island, Neb, well located, 476, time pa m.nts 1018 1n Lowe's subdivislon In South Omahs, 4650 to 8707, time jpymen 8. House ard los,two 8hory frame 12 s0ome, clcs. | ets, evllar, city wat r, rcnts for $:0, good joca- 1ot 1} story frae, 6 rorms, closets. ern aud well, near U, P. shops ou 13th 8, 92100 Blots in Alen'a sub‘iuigon of Roger's acd, fice'y loc ted; § 50 to 4400 16)acr-n. £~0 mies from Yankfon, Dakots, one mile from the couvent: a very gre.t burga n, iice $1600. Yot com Bt casn, b ndisra and Division, $1000, ons nce on bime, £2513 | l‘WR SALEOR RENT— ftace with five “ 100ms and all m dera cuny. oo eues . corner 22d and Ha ney. 819 YOR REN'—House throe indf vr ro i s, In quire 608 N, 13 h 95, 850154 JROR SAL#=A now Halo sfe, s bl for of. fic or hose. Vor Cott, at Mix M yers 581 JORSALE—Builii ¢ Goovor lusines. } J.H olman, (o, dHow ry.. Jiom For 1 40! stroet ¢ eiiue hou Iy tnminutes wo i J auscom plac.. bum SALE —Vose Piano. 5281t C. J CANAN IOR SALE—Old newspapors o large and small quinticies ot this office. tt Can wors el her r_tted o green et cK, sl t ing, pullles ‘and belring for drivi.g 'the bo al'0one 35 H. P. engine with boiler, k tick and all Ix ure« co . pete. Add TAM TAIT ¢ hasles City lowa. OR SALE—A fir t—cla' second hand top bug- ey Cuit at 1319 Harney streer 91-t IVE AG NT3WANT! D—For & popu ar fash Callat 118 ‘south 1th selling new boak. bureet st 8ITUATIONS WANTED ANTED- wagon drem 181 Ui gt 81--15° sy reterrd tall or ad EDWAIAD Gomizeia ANTED —Sawing t» do in favalies. Aidrese L g M. Beo e 1503 it 3 as drivor fer delivery ANTED- By a, am ma of cxperen.oin & Poation a8 bar-capoce Dy that It tewperate atd. c'n farmeh good refirncos address D. A, 33 B<3 Oilice, Omaha Qirs o prrio €5 Acdvess B, 012 W s VW A T3 cituation by young sgwin ws | A vusre £ an ) d i a good faa ply 8t 51 Jarcph! acepital, ) By & thorst gh's oom- FPAKEN UP—A sm* 11 par ymare ahcu* e, b th (i 8 ar ligon N. O, F r S.W coruer wud Boulevard, and pm ine ch rics, 810- 1 1eachwt {TRAYED OR STOLEN—One hay broncho ) hiorre. about 5 years oll. Sar on head; white tind et bracded on ltt hip a R ward will be given fore fnformstio office. s 8114 Fmsnch 83 BOARD—§3.30 per week at 1004 cdge str.et #19-184 ADI:8 AND VOUNQ MEN In clty or 1ty 1o tawe nice L ght a.d rloasant work hoer; € t: 838 cay easily and quietly swoer w6 by mel; 00 cavasng: 0 }stomp for v ply. Ploass audre s K it lo Marus | factucing Co., Prii dep.ga, Fa . drawer IT 749 Junc2 TueThusat12e VAKEN UP - O'e horie and_one mare colt, with Lt hnd fert white. Mare ha whie ) forchia ), Owaur & recover rame 'y v wuersi ip on.application to R. Pri ¢, ok preciuct, 566-6t cew3il FOR »ENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, MOR FELT- Gne ) rgy fur ished room, ik board. Plo.siwly si uated, sui.ade f-riwo gent ton. 1419 Howard o 816414 MRS, A, M, B PSEY.. ')'{'-ou RE\T, ummer - on he a finely furoished 8% 10'm h ne pleaa: tiy i usta” vear head of 5t, Mar)'s svenue, “mai famiy. wilsout ch'loren Phage +d wih rfarcices. H. 2 Bo:oico 5T NE - coitege for rent «f hr eraams n ik A etwoen *anam and Davgle. £5.-11% @ LET—Rocms ard bowrd, cr fur istea bene for suamer, 18 8 Callios 'a St BR741ma, 0% HEN(—Furni-hed roms. No. 218 sa th 10 St seaces, biiweea Capical aveaye ant Baverport. 8udu} OR RET—Twoconnecting rooma farni-hel suitade r four geal- v or a ‘amily, With board. Day co.rd furnisied. 7018 h e 822909 VO RENT—On: or two raows, h ndsomey a2t fup. shed ko 1618 Dodge st A 00MS Fu 8213 1 cned or unfurnished, with s¢,No. 10 = utn l‘ 18 b s ree, contal g 17 rcoms, in . ood re- naix. Apply 201 “cuth 14tk street, or ¢ M Wywmen, 6 8 north (7'h 2 eet, belween n'awd Wenst ¥ strects. "OR RE T—Two new brick st res cn 16th | | wrenue. 9oiTe At N, W, 14 strat ves Capl corner b R RFNT-Ouc p s K Eiick on R RENT—Cottage of thees Fo'we, orth and 23d sizeets. 1. 3. Fitau 8.17th (beet, ot OR RENT—Five room cob'age with barn, 199 ©. F. DRISCOLL. [NOR KENT Furns ed cottage, 81 roo.as FOGLL 2019 torol » reeh 180 9 JOR ' EN¥—Large fwnished room at l‘ Jacksos § reet. 4 . 1 quire at 1318 L} e ——————————— IOR REN -Furnished rooms with table bosrd 1818 Dodge. "s-14 it RS, <ot 'TORE FOR HE T—Oorner Oth amd Pio ce, KD WA10S, 1100 Farn m street, 730.24§ R RENT—Two ool oull 1y 3 AT A e JAGUR, L3 oppasise P.0, = s - ! ir K » t EDWARD KURHL MAGISTER ('F PALMYSTERY AND COND' TIUNALIST, 498 Tenth street, betweon Farnam and Harney. Will, with he aid of susrdlan subts, obtain for any one a giance of ihe past and prosent, sud on cartaiu conditions 1o - ture. Boots and Shoos wade to ordar antintaetion viisvantued LW LI VAL Faiid R POWDER Absolutely Pure. ‘This powder never varl marv, y strength and_ wholesomenses, - Move ‘:.".'.2'.‘.,‘.’.\ thin he Orpinary broda aad camed ‘oo eobd competition with the twalituds of low test shot welcbt, alumor ph wphate powder - 3okl culy n AL BAXiN 0 faaa. Ror ® Powsas Co., Wall-84.%560 Mllmflll Posltivel: Festored In from 2 40 10 day s by Mex o 1o Vogr table vonfection For |ar o ulars adr e ‘an Mates Med. Co , 2, O Box 181, B4, Louls, Mo, Juuell I0R SALE O% EXCHANGE—Fall lot an) 3 4P dwellings cormer of 11th and Paclfic streets, Nine lots in scwth Omaha Also 100 aor 8 of Jand nosr Stanto , Nebra-ka, and bui nd stock of clot: ing No. 84 Tenthstrect, Wil x. sunnge for N brisks far 1 lards, Furthir pies sculuraat Goo H. Puterson’s Clothing Stors, 884 Tenth stree’, 845 sat-mon-ih 1w TOR SALK— A nuarly new_cok st ve. Ben used ouly 8ix mo th.. Burt streot, 814-11§ OR SALE—Flax mill machinery cousisting o brake, 2 duste's, bester, picker, press, &, A - e e | li I ) s | 1