Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 12, 1883, Page 8

{ i { SR e e 8 rHK DALY Rkte-OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCTOEF R 12, i#85. THE DALY BEE.| OMAHA. Friday Morning, October 12. The Weather, For the upper Mississippi valley, part- Iy cloudy weather, local rains, variable winds, stationary or falling barometer and tomperatute. For the Missouri val loy, local rains, followed by clearing weather, variablo winds, falling tompera- ture, in thesouthern portion, wvnh sta- tionary or rising temperature in the morthern portions. LOOAL BREVITIES. —Save monsy. Send to K. Featon,wholosale elgar and tobacoo dealor, for price list. Horw it is cold_again and_ overybody bun- dled up in overcouts. Fapecial attention i called to tho card of Lieighton & Clark, wholosale druggists, This firm succoeds Kennard Bros. & Co., and take hold of a well established trad, which will un- doubtedly continue to prosper under the new management. —The building committos of the Board of Education have inspectad the new buildings on Soventeenth and Leavenworth and Kiug and Delaware stroets, and pronounce theu satisfactory and in accordance with the plans and specifications, —Mr. F. S, Potvin, the contractor, who wan delayed until the 20th of September, is now pushing work on both of the new school Buildings, and they will be completed as soon s possible, —Leave of absence for one month, with pormission to apply to the Adjutant General of the army for an extension of thres, is granted Colonel William P. Carlin, Fourth infantry. —(eneral Howard has engaged to write reminiscences of the war for The National Tribune. —Buffalo Bill will arrive with his show here on the 27th and proceed to disband for the winter. “The guttering of Fifteenth street between Farnam and Dodgoe s prooceding at sn en- ©couraging rate, @—The driver of atroet car No, 10 on the groen lino was Wodnesday relieved of his cash box which contained about $15 in cash. —Yostorday was the day of atonement, ob- servod by fasting and prayer among the Jows, and a goneral gathering for worship. THE SCRIPTURES OUTDONE. | Democrats and Repablicans Like the Lamb and the Lion, Two Conventions Meet and En- dorse the Same Men. Hons. Nevillo and Wakeley Unane imously Nominated for Dis trict Judges, 1t has not been a common thing in this part of the country for the Republicaus and Dewmocrats to unite in the choice of candidates for 8o important an officeas that of District Judge but that is what they did yostorday, Judges Neville and Wakeloy buing unanimously o dorsed by After the expression of the bar of Douglas county on the subjoct it was understood that this action would be tagen and both cen ventions wore called 1o most yesterday at 2 o'clock, both paries for re-clection. THE REPUBLICANS At the Rejublican eouvention, which was held in the ¢ty coact hoie, the wssombly was calied t ocdor by Hon N, J. Burahsi, secrotary of the Judicml District Central commirtee, and Hon, W J. Brotch was svlected n8 tomporary chuirman and G, A. Yaguey, of Sarpy, as temporary secretary. A commitres on crodentials was ap pointed by the chairman, consisting of two delegares from each couuty, who re turned s repmt showing the following named porsons to be entitled to seats in the convention: Dauglas Count John F. Butler, O, H. Egyart, H. C.Tiume, W. J. Broatch, Heury Estabrook, J. B. Redficld. F. W. Bandhauer, W. 1. Buker, John F. Behm, William Harrier, D, P, Rodman, W, F. Bechel, L. R, Wright, John MeDon- ald, Ohas, Schrote, L. Maginn, Proxies—T. Poirronett for Cnas, Schroto, Walter Bennett for William Hariior, Frank Vittio for H. C_Timmio. Mugney, Thowas P. Baker. ried into effect at the approaching elec- tion by the choice of the present incun hents of the bench of the Third Judicial District; and Witrreas, We believe that such ac- tion will tend to maintmn the purity, tnpartiality and integrity of the bench, the reputation of the barand the welfare of litigants aud citizens generally, there- fore Resolved, candidaws for That wo nominate as our judges _ of the Third icial district, Hons, El- enzor Wakely and James Neville, thus nowinating tvo gentlemen whose judicial abilities wre well and favorably known to the entire district. It was then srdered that a committee consisting of Charles 1Y Redick, of Douglas county, Chairman; John Guss, of Sarpy coun'y, W. H. Farnsworth, " of Washington county, and N. J. Sheckell, of Burt county,be appointed to waitupon the Republican convention, then 1u ses. sion, and communivate to them the ac- tion of said Demoeratic convention. The convention then declared George W, Shields and C. H. Brown, of Doug- Jus, Martin Lungdon, of Sarpy, Dr. E. Pulmer, of Washigton, snd N, J. Sheckell, of Burt county, to be the Dis- trict Central nmittee for the ensuing year, and then adj wrned, A. B Cuanoe, Sccretary. et — HEADL GHT GLEAMS. They Light Up a Fearful Wreck on tbe Union Pacific, And Glisten on kiclds of Snow ¥From . tne Platte to the Rock At midmight last night a heavy passen- gor train consistin of fifteen cara rolled mnto the U. P* depot from the west, It was made up ef the the two trains, Nos. 2 and 4, which should have arrived yes- terday forenoon and afternoon, one be- ing 17 and one 12 hours late. * The delay was caused by a bad wreck near Carbon, Wyo, A freight train on Sarpy County—W. C. McLain, George |its way down grade and while in a deep Joues, George [yt was ditched by a wheel on one Washington County—L. W. Osborne, of the first freight cars breaking John W. Boggs. C. L. Sladen, J. L. |down, and as the speed was Conant, Henry Tomlins m, P. J. Gow-|naturally quite high, fourteen cars were mull, Warner Sladen, A. D. Lewis. [soon piled in a mass in the cut, filling and Prox L. W. Csborne for John W.|completely blockading it. .As it is im. Boggw, A. D. Lowis for H. Tomlinson, | possible to build arouud a wreck in such all nd C. L. Sladen for Warner Sladen, a spot, everything was laid up until the Burt County—W. A, Keewter, by A.|wreck was pulled out. Nelaon, proxy; C. J. Hale, W. E. Drury, | passenger trains wero consol Then these two ated and —Six cmes of Iutoxication at the police | by A. Nelson, proxy; F. Evarettt, J. (. |two hours more lost on the way to court this morning, and all discharged. The | Arthur, M. R Hopewell, by J. Nelson, | Omaha. quality of the average Omaha whisky is bad, wvery bad. ~—The funeral of Michael Welsh will take place from the Catholic cathedral, on Ninth streot, at 10 a. m, sharp to-morrow morning; the interment beivg at tho cometery of the Holy Sepulchre. ~—There will be a mnss meeting of the bricklayers at the city hall on next Saturday ovening at 7:30 o'clock, to consider the ad- visability of electing five delegates to the workingmen's couvention, called for Wednos- day, the 17th inst. ~The German Association has resolved not o open the new German school until the st of November instead of the 15th of this month, aud will then have the dedication ceremony on November 8th, which is expected to be quite olaborate. —The proprietor of the meat market 614 Bouth Thirteenth street, about which the com- plaint was made this weok, asserts that noth- ing but good, healthy beef has been sold from his shop, aud he claims that tho steer in ques- tion was in good and healthy condition. ~-A surprise party of a very happy nature was tendered to Miss Mable Woodard at her residency in South Omahs Wednesday, The guests amused themselves with dancing, and in turn were surprised with an extensive sup- per. Among thoso prosent were Misses Hattio Loong, Julis Scott, Myrtio Kstes, Anna Stol- der, Annio Chaistersen, Mamio Ostrom, Annis Conoyer, Katio Burrhis, Aunie Mock, and Messrs, Jerry Lousk, Geo, A, Goodwin, John Umwmpherson, Allie Bell, Hormon McKerma, Charlio Ostrom, Johnj Scott and Charlie Loug. Mr. Georgo W. Frost while making some repairs on bis carriage house, Twenty-first and Chicago streots, Wednesday, discovered some Interesting articles. The barn has boen open | * underneath and it is very ovident that parties were in tho habit of sleeping on the straw there. In tho partition divisions were found four purses, one being o lady’s hand bag, in which was an elogant Russian leathier purso, The others were a long pocket-book marked J, B. H., and contalued papers, and an ordinary buckskin purse, Mr, Frost had always sus- pected that somo one was about the place be: causo he missed eggs from his henuery regu- larly. About sixty representative Masons from different lodges in the city, and a goodly rep- resentation of Knights Templar from the com- maudery went over to the Bluffs yesterday %o attend the coremonies of laying the corner stone of the new Masonic Temple there, Most of them returned on the 1 o'clock dum- wy. The Union Pacific band furnished the music for the occasion. The Masons over there seom to have been unfortunate in their ehoice of days—the cold rain being very disa- groeable, o — THE EMMETS, A Grand Ball at Crounse's Hall. The Emmet Monument Association gave a delightful ball at Crounse's hall Wednesday evening which was the most successful events of the kind curred this season, The hall was brilliantly illuminated and decerated with the National colors | of tho Irish people, presenting a| rewarkably handsome appearance. Over two hundred couples attended and tripped | merrily through the mazes of the dance uniil z{n‘n lighted up the sky. Irvine's orchestra furnished fine music, and there was not a feature of the ball to mar the harwony of the evening. The programmes were beautiful and contained twenty-eight numbers, At miduight an intermission was had and a fine supper was served at Mr. Tom Cal- lan's restauraut. Following is a lLst of eommittees, to whose members groat eredit is due for making the occasion so thoroughly onj::{;hle: Committee Arrangements—James O, Boyle, M. P.O'Brien, E. F, Moriarty, T. 1. 0'Conuor, Michael Lee, J. P. Han- non, B, ¥. McGinn. ion Committeo—H. P. MecDay- Thos. Tallon, R. ' Rickerby, Pai- ? . ¥ Murphy. Floor "J.:-—fl’fiwm. Potrick has oc- proxy; Joseph Hall, by J. G. Arthur, oroxy; J. O. Laughlin, by F. Everott, proxy. The report was adopted and the tem- porary organization made permanent. THRE GREAT STORM. A snow storm set in in the mountains day before yesterday and the atmosphere turned very cold. that night at Denver and Cheyenne and | of the Union Pacific, at his residenco, No. It snowed all night DEMOOBATIO DELEGATES. the storm extended clear down to North At this juncture » committoo arrived | ¥ from the chairman of the committee, Mr, Ch R. Redick, bemg a corded the priviloge of stating the objoct of their visit, an- nounced that their convention had ad- journed after unanimously nowinating for the two distriot judgeships the pres- ent incumbents, Messrs, Wakeley. Judge Neville was then nominated by acclamation and a motion made to en- | U, dorse Judye Wakeley, the latter being | bulletined during the night, objected to by Messrs, Baker on the grounds that vuly Republi- cuns should bo nominated by a Republi. | o can conventi Quite an animated discussion followed, which was participated in by Messrs. H. | t| D. Estabrook, \k’ Watters and others. A motion was made by Mr. Walters for A RECESS of ten minutes to allow a less formal dis- cussion of the proposition. r. L, W. Osborne, of Blair, obviated the necvssity for & rocess by saying he | could not_iccept the candidacy out of conmderation of the expression of the auocratio conventivn wid the | ¢ erday moming there was a foot of forms and hand rails. or six inches foil but there was no wind to drift it, Roville "und | fve inches deop to-day, Platte, wh round. o several inches lie on the Wher. the Denver train left now on the ground and tho flakes still ¢ and freezing on the car roofs. plat- At Cheyenne five At Siduey it was roported BMALL TRUCK, Threo big stock trains camo inon the P. yestordny and cloven more were Everybody Bennett and | about the yards have all they can do. LAl T great distinguishing featuro of Redding Russin Salve is its power o raduce inflamation, S 0L Why are Lt ho best! rr, Leak & Co.’s Gloves o —— FRED WAKDS, A Risig Star in the Dramatic World Many of our citizens will remember ho appearance in our city some two | Becauso they are GENUINE tana; alter Bennett, Frank | Cavrrounia Buck 284w Burr, Now York; Tim Scott, Detroi pingg whoro {lioy woro and _muking o | 0 5en the handsome notico given him in further would insure Judge Wakeley's election, Judge Wakele: was then carried by a 0 b vote of 50 to 1, night in John Howard Payne’s tragedy It was & massive, digni-|J district central committee: Burt county; H. D, county; Fremont Everett, Burt county, | touching gentleness and a sutforin and W. C. McLain, of Sarpy. tral Committee, the Domocratic di convention of the Third Judicial district | Wurde! met at 2 p. m Ch chairman of said committee, who stated that the duty of the convention was to inst thoir Ho has since that time won laurels all 1 Bonnel insisted on at least stop- | Founds and it will ploaso his friends horo Tho Dotroit Freo Pross of Septomer 11, Mr. Warde is now playing in the South, nd it is not kuown it he vill como to ha thw scason or not. The Free says: oderick Wardo acted *Brutus' last nowination, which, he said, not compromise the delogates as Republicins O Mr. Kstabrook’s motion to ondorse | I'r of that name. DISTRICT CENTRAL COMMITERE, fied, heroic and commanding imperson The following wore then appointad as |tion. Nobility. and repose marked it in L. 8. Estello. [an impressivo degree, and its ‘sad de- Estabrook, Douglas | signs’ were expressed by the actor with a g pathos that moved hundreds to tears, In lofti- ey ness of conception and breadth of execu- . Pl tion it was he crowning achivvement of Pursuant to call of the District Con- | tn geries Mr. Wardo has proswnted this vict | wook, No person who saw it can doubt s ‘Bratus’ is the peer of any and was called to order | gragic offoring that has been seen hero in rown, of Douglas county, | yany seasons, with the single excoption of Salvini's *Othello.’ " e arles H. select select two gentlemen to bo voted Real Ki \nafors, ln_rm.-mnlulms- for Judges of said dis- The following deeds were filed for trict and the selection of a District Cen- tral Committee, after which Frank Har. | 000rd in the county clork's ~oflice Oc- riman, of Washington county, was elect. | tober 11th, reported for Tux Bew by ed chairman, and A. B. Charde, of Burt | Ames’ roal estate agency: county, secretary, which organization | R Streetz and wife to H. Friegner, w was declared pormanent. 4, lot 8, block 459, Grand View, $100. . Their eredentials having been exam-| ' A Kountae and wife to Win, Pleaging, ined, the following gentlemen were de- |y o} of lot 14, Kountae's 24 add clared to bo the daly authorized delo- | 45 gutes: Suml, Mortensen and wife to Harris _ Burt County Phillips w d, lot 24, black 10, Kountze & Sheckell, N, J Ruth's add., $1,750. R. Davis, A. B. Chard J. W, Bedford and wife and A Charde proxy for T. M. § Souer and wife to Henry J. Haeye Washington County—W. H. Farns-|d, lot 4, block 6, Kirkwood add., worth, Frank Harriman, Thomas Heck, | Sawl. E. Rogers and wife to Patrick Joseph Johnson, Rees Mays, P, McCarty | and Roso Daly, lots 2 and 8, block 11, aud Samuel Berry. Tmprovement Association add., £500. Douglas County—~Wm, H. Tjaws, O.| Geo. W. McKinney and wifo to Joseph . Brown, A. N. Ferguson, George H. | P, Preston, qe¢ lots 1, 8,4, 5, block Geletaon, G. W. Doane, Samuel Herman, [ 7; lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, black 8; lots 1, John D. Howe, C. R Redick and Henry 4,5, 6, 7, 8, block 12, Florence, Grebe as proxy for fred Drexol. Sarpy County—Martin Landon, John Goss, A. P, McKenna, E. L. Schaal and M. Bianchi. Jesso Spiclnan, N. J. Sheckell, roxy for R. Geo, W, McKiuney and wife to Joseph P. Preston, w d lot 1, 3, block 7; lets 2, 8, block 12, Florence, §200. Thereupon Hon. Geo, W. Doane pre-| Catharine Finlayson to A. Finlayson, sented the resolutions’of the bar of said |w d part lots 8 and 9, Capitol add., $1,- district recommending to the Democratic | 450, » and Republican conventions the nomins- | Belle Baswits to August Dorn,wd lot 8, tion of & union ticket consisting of the | block R, Lowe's 1st, $140, the present incumbents, Hons. E. Wake- | Saml, V. Niles and wife to Tirea A, ly and James Neville. After discussion | Rogers,w d lot 2, block 3, Parker's add., of which, Charles H. Brown, Ksq., of | $300. Douglas, ‘offered. the following resclu-| A. Kountso and wife to M \ " ‘ S g ey e ey e i tions, which were unanimously adopted. . W. T. Richards, adwr, of N, P, Is. | Wirxkss, ~We recognize the impor- | tance of keeping the bench free, as far as ascs, decensod, to Mosos Grier, w d lots ; lots 8, 4, block 16, Lasacs | possible, from partisan pelitics and of el- & Selden's add., 868, | ecting our judges upon cousideration of |3, 4, block | their legal abilities and other requisite Moses Grier and wife to Patrick Bog- ley, lots b, 6, block 8, and lots 3, 4, Waekeas, The bar of this district by . Patrick Carroll, J. ¥, Feeny alln‘unln. an almost unanimous voice have sigui- ]m their wish that this principal be car qualifications alone; and block 9, in Tssace & Selden's add., 000, Stanton; A, F TEMPTING DEATH An Bxpress Acent Ran Over by the 0 Deuver Train, The Accident at the Union Pacific Depot Last Night, one of the narrowest Last evening | escapen ever recorded, from death undor the wheels, took place at the U. P. depot, the victim being an employe of the Pa cific Express company, who has charge of the express business at night. 1t appears that a truck load of goods for the Denver train was atanding on the platform between the main tracks, just opposite the baggage room doors, and was located too close. Seeing that it would be struck, the young man sprang ‘oreread and tried to move it, and in deing 80 one of the boxes fell off aud poll upon the track 8o that it woula b%, yun over and destroyed Dusiving to save the company from the 1088 the man kprang after it as it rolled between the tender of the locomotive and the first express car. He stooped too far over in trying to reach it and was struck on the breast by the steps of the cars which knocked lim violently down artoss the rails, The train was brought to an instant stop by the engineer, or the poor fellow would have been run over and cut all to pieces. The railroad men who saw the whole affuir, sy it was the most miraculous es- capo they ever saw. Ax it wae, howover, the rictim wat very badly hurt and was picked up and cariied into his offics, and Dr. Darrow called to attend him. He was found to be badly injured about the face add head, and also had received internal hurts, the full extent of which could not be ascertained. He remained at the de- pot all night s it was not deemed advis- ablg to remove him. e —— - PEiBONALL Nat Brown, of the Burlington. was In the city yesterday. Julius Festner is in Chicago, making his hoad juarters with Lyon and Healy, whose band he took a great fanoy to whem they were here. Paymaster's Clerk Coots, of Fort Douglas, was an east bound passenger last night, going to spend his vacation among friends. B. T. Walker, of the Walker Bre Salt Lake City, accompanied by his daughter and two niecos, pased east last night. C. M. Averill, clerk of the Federal court in Salt Lake city, came in from the west last night with his family. Mrs, the city Etzonaperger, of Cloveland, is in ting hor son, J. C. Ktzensperger, 1121, North Eighteonth street. It is her first visit to the Gate City, and she is much pleased with its appe o genorally. Jhe watched personally the growsh of Cleveland and Chicago and thinks Omaha will be an- other Chicagn at no very distant d The following were among the arrivals at the Paxton hotel yesterday: G. B. Frederick, St. Joseph; B. Frank Young, Philadelphia; Joa, Branum, Philudelphiat Wm. M. Jones, Des Moines; M. E. Sanford, Chicago; John Rounaldson, St. Louis; W. H. Conklin, St. Paul; M. E. B. Lewis, Plattsmouth; C. H. McLain, New York; A. Ralli, London; P. Ralli, London; S. M. Desmond, Davenport; 300, Jenking, Dubuque; J. H. Willoughby, §t. Paul; B. W. Bullock, Burlinhton; J. J. Ormand, San Fr. N. Armstrong, Mou- orgin A, Cox, Lincoln; Chas. L. . H. Lowenstein, New York; A. Goldsmith, St. Louis; K. Squire and wife, Pennsylvaniy; Robt. Moore, Silver City; H. E. Pars. lon, Tows; Dr. J. L. Crouant, Jr., Nebraska; F. B. Haskins, Wisconsin; Frank Davis, C, W. Dary, Wi, Gyder, Dr. H. Hartell, C. P, Bryan, Hamburg; Lieut. Watts, ith cavalry; seasons ago of Mr, Fred Warde, at that | M. Watts, Mrs. Babcock; H. L. Leunst, Douglas bar n favor of Judge Wakeley, [ time just rising into prominence as a |8t Louls; Austin Nelson, Tekamah; C. J. and that tho bar had always been so|tragedian. courteous he could not go ag expressed wishes, Aale, J. G, Arthur, Burt county; Thomas M. Moorby., Aug. Numaing, ddy, W. H. Killin, Chica S Blair, Neb.; Geo. W, Brown, Thomas Coch: n, Cedar Rapids; B. F. Runnels and wife, Oak; ¥, Hartman, Bl John Borland, . A. Quesnell, Nebraska City; Frod Purd est Zois, Boston; W, G Now York; L. Teler, & Babson, r., Soward; Honry T. Miucher, Boston; L. V. Creene. Lincoln; C. utinger, New York; J. D, Bisboe, C . Haskall, Now York; M3ss Barrott, Burgess; L. Key, v Jones, Blair, Neb.; W. A, Coftin, United States Army; A. J. An derson and wifs, Noligh, Neb.; Wm. Thomas, Londan, Eng.; John L Taylor, Yorks, Kng. o, HL. D. Evans, James Johuson, of St. Louls, Mo, is at the Millud. Rev. Alexander Allen snd bride are guests of Roev. Robert Dolerty. Mr. W. E, Fulton, s journalist of Pittaburg, iw iu the city, having made » tour of tho West. Mr. James M. Burr has gono to Kansas City where ho will accept » prominent place in the stock yards there, S, M. Demond, of Davenport, George Jen- Kins of Dubuque, and J. H. Willoughby of Suint Paul, are raiiroad men at the Puxton. Miss Lizzie Calderwood, who has been for ars or moro in Boston pursuing her al studies, returned to Omaha this morn- ing and expuets to reside horo. unqualified recommendations from her pastorn instructors in music, She briugs R Well Rewarded. A liberal reward will be paid to suy party who will Joduos # case 'of Liver, Kidusy or Stomach complaiut that Electric Bitters will not speedily cure, Bring thow along, it will cost you nothing for the wedicine if it fails to re, and you will Le well rewarded for your trouble besides. All Blood diseases, Bilfous- aewr, J aundics, Coustipation, and general dob: ility are quickly cured. Satisfaction gauranteed or woney refunded. Prico only fifty conts por bottle. For sale by C. F. GoobMAN. e FUN AT A SOCIABLE. An _Omaha Delegation at the Fees of a Baratoga Belle. The union of Saratogs Sunday schools held asociable Wednesday night at the Saratoga school house, quite a number of young gentlemen from Omaha being in attendance. A floral horse.shoe was voted to the most beautiful young lady, and a floral star tothe most popular young man, Miss Alice Rustin creceived the horse-shoe, and Mr, David Christie the star. Then came amusing exchanges. The star was presonted to the Sunday school by Mr. Ohristio and it was sold at auction for the benefit of the school, bumgl it at Saratoga. Miss Rustin presented the horse<he this v i to o Saratoga paity, and Miss Rustin was then presented with the star by her Omaha friends. The auction and transfers wero rapid and amusing, and the whole affair real- ized considerable cash to the Sunday school, attendance. effurt 10 kee C——— FOR SsLE. city now daing a fair business. Good reason forselling, Only those who mean business nsed avswer this pdvertisement. Address; “M, H. 8," Tpp office. 010-5t - — B CONSULTATION. omincut Officials of the Pennsyive- 1ia Road Gatered in Omaha, -3 o Discuss the Commission Matter and Other Business, vania at the DPaxton yesterday and ir quiry ailroad company were registered made Omaha a gathering point where they could discuss a little business of their own, Tho party was headed by Mr. E. A. Ford, the general passenger agent of the Penngylvania company, and included Mr. C. W. Adums, assistan general passenger agent of the company ut Chicago, Mr. J. M. Ches borough, ussistant general passenger agent of the Vandalia line, from St. Louis, and Mr. E. W. Morrow, of Pitta- burg. Mr. Chesborough was formerly in Mr., Kimball's oftice i3, this city. bt MR, FORD TALKS, A reporter of Tur Bee met Mr. Ford in the rotunda of the Paxton just after dinner and asked him concerning the ob- Jact of the meeting. “We have come together,” replied Mr. Ford, to discuss some matters relat- ing to the general tusiness of our lines, You know that we have lately commenced again to jay our ticket agents commis- sions, and there are detalls in connection with that which must be adjusted.” “The Pennsylvania will continue to pay commissions after this?’ *Yes, we stopped when the other roads stopped, all having made a general agree- ment to pay commissions no longer, but as the other roads have violated the agree- ment and gone to selling on_commission again we feel as if we should, and that our relatiors will be pleasanter if we do.” ““There has been a statement that the Pennsylvania was was forced into it?" “Well, you can hardly say that,” pro- tested Mr. Ford, * for wecan deo it or not as we please, We merely concluded weo would go back to the old custom and do as the others are doing.” Mr. Ford and his_party left for the east last evening, Itisa custom of his to call his western agents together semi annually and hold a censaltation on the busines of the road. [ I L TR ] AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES The brilliant, fascinatin tints of Complexion for which ladies strive are chiefly arti- ficial, and 2Il who will take the trouble may secure them. These roseate, bewitching hues follow the use of Hagan’s HMugnolia Balm—a delicate, harmless and always reliable article. Sold by all druggists. The Magnolia Balm con- ceals every blemish, removes Sallowness, Tan, Redness, En ?li ns, all evidences of excitement and every imper- feetion, Its effects and so being ea: tion. are immediate rral that no human n detect its applica- NOTICES. SPECIAL #arSpecials will Positively not be inserted unless paid in advance. TO LOAN—Money. M OV TO LOAN-—Tho Omaha Savivgs Bavk la V1 niew prepared to make loans on Omahia city or Douglas county real eatate at current rate of interest. No commission charged. 58540 MCLEY TO LOAN-~The lowest ratos of Interest V1 Bemis’ Loan Agenoy, 15th & Douglas. 284-t0 IV CSEY TO LOAN—Cull at Law otioe of D. L. VL Thowas, room 8, Creighton Block. o M ONEY LOANED—On Ohattcl wortiage, foons 7 V1 Nebrasia National Bank Building. 18-t TLOLOAN—8zouw on it Mortzago on 25018 A3, POPPRL —J. T. Beatty oams on chattel 1 G property, 218 South 14th St wept8 HELP WANTED. A girl for housework family of 8 2116 NI . 20213 A girl o do cooking and go 1 8 small houso and family. W 2115 Burt St \\/ANTED A gond tinner at ance, munt be com P-tentand irustworthy. Addcews M. F. Mahin, stella Nel 25217 VW ANTED-~Twe diniog room sirls ¢ 1617 Capitol avenue 265128 \\ ANTE work, G 1y imwed b wnd Michigan ave. stieet car. Fifty men to do gradiog. Apply to Vat McArdle 166 and Chicago or miles Calla- han 1ath and Haraey St Apply shis week. WANTED 25013 ‘ TANTED—German rales womas pe in dry goods, good salary. AppiY to Garrabrant and Cole. 253-12 WANTER A It 3 ood girl for general housew St 20 VW ANTED-A good cook at New Eogland Rest Tand, (418 Douglas stroet. 238 fihfi’:uwu. stout boys s apprenticss 10 larn the trade of iron moulding. Apply to Omaha lron Works, U. P. railway, bet. 17th and 18th WANTED-An experionoed nurse girh Ingulre Mra T J. Hogers, No. 504 south 2ist street, near Leaveaworth. 245-16§ “vlnmf Five stone cutters to cut curbing . A Pl HUGH MURPHY & CO. W1l Ouwaha. bought by the delegaticn of young gen- | te from Omaha, notwithstanding an | and considerable fun to those in | A grocery store in best location in thy | Several of the officers of the Pennsyl- | discovered tho fact that they had simply | Infants and Children ‘Withont Mornhine or Narcotin | What gives our Children rosy cheeks, | What cures their fevers, makes them sleop; "Tis_¢ natoris. When Bables fret, and by turns, What cures their colic, ki their worm: But_Castoria, | ! What quickly etres Constipation, ‘ Sour Blomach, Colds, Indigestion ¢ | jut_Castorin, Furewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oll and Paregoric, and i1 Cnstorin. | i Y TR T TR T i Centaur Linimeont.—Anab- solute curo for Rheumatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an instantancons Pain.reliever. HREAD ron g '/ 100D P I IEMER A I Have Found It mail, postpald. The American Diarrhea Cure Fas stood the test for twenty years. Suro oure for i Never Fails. Diarrhaes, Dyentary, and Chole- Morbus. Deanc's Pever and Azne Tonic & Cordial, 14 la tmpossible 0 supply the rapid sale of the sama. SURE CUR WARRANTRD For Faver and Aguo, and all Malarial Srowbles PRICE, $1.00, W.J. WHITEHOUSE LABORATORY, 16TH 1., OMAHA, NRB. For Sale by all Druggists' DUFRENE & MENDELSSIHN, ARCHITECTS v s AMATIA N ATIONAT RLDIN SEWING MACHI L 18 ENTIRELY The Product of American Industry | PRONOUNCED BY EXPERTS TO BE THE BEST THREAD IN THE WORLD FOR HAND AND MACHINE SEWING. Full assortment constantly on Hand and for sale by HENRY FOHRMAN, Fremont, N d ironer ean VW ANTED--A good cook, wisher obtain permanent situation b MRS, FRARK , 708 wouth DELOR. WWANTED- Panta makers. | Price for mbing 10#3.0) a pairat J. 0. VAPOR. 28911§ W “\;Lr —Girl at y FANTED- A woman o wash and fron st the mmet. House. 10< 153 —Woman cook immediately. TED Gir family of two. Inqu | J.CANAN & 00, 3 VW ANTE Vs Applv bet ve pean Hotel, n Good girls for goud fan Apply immediately Wagis | s OR RENT Fur:ished rooms om $1e nort wes$ ©r. 18 h and Capltol avenve. 18-t "} OR RENT—Fiminhed rowm Qquire at A. Ho 'n \rt and r gentlemen. [n- wic Hall 131-4¢ Fe WENT 0Kt HALF —Store vallding oor. ith and Piorce 8t Good buikling for grocery or Butchee mo* shop. I{OU ES TO KENT—$10. to 850 por Jtores and rooms to rent. City rasidence for wale 8508 upward. Vacant lots lnall partaof city. Farm lande forsale or exchange. LOUNSBURY & MARTIN'S, Real Extate Agency,8. W. coruor. 16th and Fariam. 7OR RENT_ Residences and store buildings. BED- FORD & SOUER, Real Estate Agoncy.. Offios east nide 14th street, betwoen Farnam and Douglas Wtreetw 984 ]“lil( RENT—Two flog nd busement Elevator attached. 2704 Farnam street. L ALL I;wmx AL new Court Hor Farnaw & o Ay, Vouglan, [OK SALE - A g 0| dwelling b use of 3 roovis and sumimer k telien No. 151¢ B 1t striet, ale will take place on premises Ocio! er -t 1483, 6 o'clock P 24 Ok SLe ortar oy Hoands, Inyuir wt G. P Muldow's blaksulth shop, 1Sth ard Leavenvorth strects 23340 . 18th ~t. No. oiiics fer i‘ ANTED—Six god coat mnkers. Bost of prises paid. FRANK J. RAMGE, 782-t1 BrIcKLAY ANTEDAt Yankton, Dakota. Fou good bricklsyers. Wages § per week and work o long a8 weather will permit. . WA B VAL 163 NTED—Lady agents for the “Queen Pratect. A new under garment for ladies, made of Sure protection to the under- Rotails for §2.00 soft, flexille rubber. wear, when necensary to be worn. a8 fast 42 3g30ts can s} with stamp, “Ladies' U ., Ne May strec 0ATIONS WANTED Man of x et nce groceries f er. Addres “F. B 249111 W A situation as biker by a man_ with 4 vears' experionce Inquire at U. P hakery, 18th street 23416 Position as stenographer and type Good referencor, Address 8. J "B." 2141t MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. VW ANTED-To rent or exch N - | taurant. ~ Good Fnu SALE—Very ha 425 feet, covered with ti er, wljoining 220-13 SHAIVER & BELL. O SALE—A socoud hand “Anierican” Sowlag Machine very cheap. Iiquire at Bee offico, 10840 1 () REWARD —witbe pu biicx valise, containin, andlettors addre quostions askid. 118113 for the recovery of & to Rev. Elgar Jacobs. No R. C. GUTHRIE, City Marshal \OR SALE—Two portablo boilers, 10 horse powers Apply at 3D, FITZPATRICK, 665-t1 218 South 15th Street. NOR SALE—Two lots, desiralle Jocation and Each 8276, on £ood terms. Inquire at office. Fruits aid Fancy Iar wiid we Building 20x62, one story. Doiug Cauwe of uale, wank 0 %0 out of bu: 763 1m* Onklaud, Neb. OR LEASE—-Four choice lots “0th St., long time, 217 N, 10¢h ~t. J. L Marble. @ OR SAL 125 dup JROR SALE—Good businuws chan 614 Farnam strect 77 foet trontage, ive roomed hon-e34.000. 615-mot f oslor, Bahmann at this office. tf [ PO SALT- A aba gain, o i and Cd's firo proof safe. In for & good paymg Hote', For particulars ad dress Win, M, Central City Neb, P, 0. b J Wi WAL Faspanof riage, e 100 good, Addre 8 box 3% Omah. 17841 “'A‘JTHD— Board and rom for lady aud small i) child, this office, 24 Address "L, F. B ouses and Lots. POR RENT- e Fom T dition, No. cely turnished rooms 111 N, 17th 4. 20 -171 in excellent con- ¥84tt avenport atreet. C. F. DRISCOLL DOR RENT-Two small beuses by Pau'sen & Co., 1609 Faroam strect. 20041 %o street, bet. I4th lite cor. 16th, lbut two upper roona of the y b ick house, No. 200 Cans who will board self and | and see it . QUK RENT —A hivuse with five rooms, with cellar and cistern, southwest corner of 13th and Chica- C. AXFORD, K@ streot. 2840 Howa O LET foruia St Furoished rooms with board 18038 Cali 520- 1m0 JFOR RENT—Brick dwelting house N. W, cor. 15th and Farnam St., from Nov. s 1553, to May st 1834 burnishod thioughout, g, city water and sewer convection. FOr terms apply on’ premises o to T. W. T. Richards, 1 [ store in Tolt's biock on Sa Xt location for grocery sture, quire at Peoples Bauk, Dodgé 20110 RENT-N. 3 strect 0k SALE A firt olass second haud tcp buuggy. Al it 1819 Harney stroet o1tl R0 SALE—Residonco and business property 1n all parts of Omaha, and_Farm Lands in all parte of the State. BEDFORD & SOL 218 8. 14th 8t. bet. Farnam and Douglas. ALE OR EXCHANGE—Full lot and three corner of 11th and Pacifio strects. Nine lots i south Omaha. Also 100 acres of land near Santon, Nobraska, and building and " stock of clothing No. 804 Tenth'strest. Will_exchange for V m lande. Further particulars at Ges. Clothing Store, 804 Teuth street. 466-00d-t8 epapeis 10 larve an mmak MISCELLAN UCTION! AUCTION— f horses. Estabro.ky yards 10th St. Saturday Oct. 14th 2 P GHING, Auctioncer. 4512 I' OST A Gold bracelet. Finder will be rewarded 4 by leaviug same with A M. Clark, 107 8. 14th str et MRS, H ¢, FAKNHAM. 241118 EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONI ALIST, 408 Tenth stroet, between Farnam and Har ney, will, with the aid of guardian spirits, obtata fa a0y'one & glarce of th past and prow ccrtain c: nditions ir the future, Wade b vinr Py v savicfan MUK RENT—1720Capltol ave., & clogaut suite fur. Tl rooa for geatiermus wile of thres genia with hot cold water. 19218 PURSISHED—Room % rent £112 California. Mrs. ¥. B. Brayton. 6131 AOR RENT - House with b_roome, woter and all convenieaces. Inquire Otk and Hickory St. 200615+ 7OR RENT - Two furaiabied rovms oie stiglo sid one double, 1017 Chicago. lse-ut OR RENT- Buite of tares furnished roowms. Also eingle room 1616 Chicago 84 176124 P\(\I( KENT - Niosly furnisbed frent reom. Apply 2200 Dodge strees. 18812 Jon Ber- Cotage with 5 rooms o0 Charles S4 18640 PALL OR RENT—Two houses seuth " Dy Posession given Ock 16 loquire J. PHIPRS: | KOE 1512 8 btk B 167113 Absolutely Pure. e powiar oever ares. 4 marvel of ptty, | strength and wholesomenses. More scomomical | e ordiuasy kinds, bod caunod be vold e cumpethien P | J7OB RENT-Picoos aad orgess ot 4. HOSPES , | mulkitude of low test, short w Smos “‘ Musto Tiall & Retas" t [oephate g o rm%‘ ) Wil Saress Bow Yo w L =l vt B —— | | | | i hY