Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 18, 1884, Page 5

5N P E L T e G AR T 3¢, B R s e s v L o THE DAILY BEE- “UMAHA MONDAY, FEBRUARY. I8 1884. TORPID ROWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, d MALARIA _From tliese sonre iso threc tho disens e EFmpton to tholrexiatenc Kpuetito, Bowels caostive, wehe, fuliness after catin exertion of o » of food, Kvr spleits, A feeling surtha of Thoan X.088 of Tioe | ¥ieo ¢ tomper, Low hnving segiectod V3 enrt, D ored Urine, LONS 1etore CATION, and 7 that acts divec onp mand the uso of on the Liver, PILLS have 1o ¢ Kidneys all impuaritios ¢ engva of the ayst otion on the Dl TOMOY 3 Throo S acave 1, producin tito, sound dizzesiton, refular stool skivandavigorous boly, XU eanse no nausen or ¢ Hping not Inte With daily work snd avo a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALAREIA, Fald evorywhare, 2550, Officn 44 MirTay St N. ¥ 2 ny, REEY 5 TUTT'S KR DYE ) n GRAT HAIR or WHISKERS ehanged fu Mantly to n GLOSEY BLACK o ap plication of tiiy 1 Sold by Druggisis, ; 154 01 TCCOIDE OF B trect, New ¥ 1 O NEFFIL RENFIDTE § wer A TUTT'S MANY gOSTEY The nevessity for rompt and efficlent ousehold_remedics iadaily % owing more imparative, and ot these Hostottor's It + GELEBRATED Stomach Bitters I8 the chief in mirit and the most popular. 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Dit, Hoksr—1 » cted with rheumatism and cured by one afflicted with that di o Bolt Any one by writing or calling at’ my etore, 1420 Douglas strect, Omaha Neb, WILLIAM ito postotiice, ro oy and mag god i i in ) Farvam St., Omaba, Crders illed C O D, EUROPE!! COOK’S GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New York ", Goodman's Drug store, 1110 in April, May and June, 1834, - PASSAGE TICKETS by all ATLANTIC MEIS, Special facilities for 1S, TOURIST TICKETS for securing GOOD T trayelersin BURC by &'l routes, at reduced rates. VIST, with maps and full par- by mail 10 cents. Address BTHOS. COOK & SON, 201 Broadway, N. Y. 16-w- Wewke, When you come to think of it, it 1s not 0dd that literary people prefer pipe to & cigar. It is handier to smoke when they aro writing, and ever 80 much cleaner, Aud then it gives them tho true essenc sud flavor of the tobacco. The most fastidious rmokers among all nations and all classes of men agree that the tobacco grown on the Golden Tobacco Belt of North Carolina is the most delic- fous and refifed in the world. Lighte than Turkish, more fragrant than Havana, froer from nitrates and nicotine than an; other, it is just what the connoisseur praiscs and tho babitual smoker demands. Tho very choicest tobacco Frown on this Belt {s bought by Black- well's Durkam Tobacco Co., aud sppears in their celebrated Bull Durham Smoking Tobaceo. Itis known the world over. Got the genuine.with Bull trade-mark, then you will bo sure of having abso- lutely pure tobaceo. THROUGH SLEEPERS, An Agreement to Run Through Sleop- ers from Chicago to San Fran- vl A San Francisco dispat says that a o tween the ( Cn & and Pullman company for running through sleapers and sparlor cars from San Feancisco to Chicago, commencing April 1st. This is a move which has not been gen erally lookad for, it having been supppsod by many that the Union Pacific would favor the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, while othars were confident that the Rock Island would be first choice, The matter is now so anged that in case of any railroad war through trains will be run from Chicago to San Fran- cigeo. This is undoubtedly tho shor ost route t Freancis and in all probability 8 will be. The Central Pacific now have no necessity for build- | 1ng a line to connect with the Sioux City & Pacific at some point in Nebraska, as had beon contemplated. The Northern Pacific are making des- perate efforts to secure control of the Wisconsin Central and also the Chicago & Evanston, by which means they would have direct connection with both Chi- cago and Milwaukee, 1t remains to be seen how the little scheme will work. SIDNEY DILLON, It is expected that Sidney Dillon will arrive in thia city to-morrow, and he will be waited upon by a party of gentlemen from Seward county, who de- sire a branch of the Union Pacific built across said county, and for which they propose to offer 75,000, e — HE DOCTOR'S DESERTS. A Banquer to an Omaha Journalist Just Back From Europe, of Friday ntract has been signed be- sntral Pacifie, Union Pacifie, rthwestern A number of the prominent citizens of Omaha are now perfecting arrange- ments fora grand banquet to be ten- dered Dr. George L. Miller, of The Herald, in recognition of his long and faithful services in the interest of Omaha and th state of which she is the metrop- olis. Dr, Miller has just returned from the old world benefitted by his trip and ready to go to work once more with his usual vigor. The compliment thus tendered him is one that all who know him will feel is deserved, and it will be a pleasant r for all concerned. The Paxton will be the scene of the festive occasion, Army Orders, Recruit Frank C. Ferris, enlisted at Fort Omaha, Neb., is assigned to the Fourth infantry. Leave of absence for twenty days is granted First Lieutenant Guy Howard, Twelfth infantry, A 0. C. On the recommendation of his com- pany and post commanders, the unex- pired portion of the sentence in the cate of Corporal Carnelius Shea, company C, Fou blis enth infantry, y court martial ovder 3 1883, from these headquarters, ted. A ed in gen- , series s remit- general court martial is appointed to tat Fort McKinney, Wyo,, on the 21st day of February, 1884, or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial of Private Fred, Turner, troop C, Fifth cav- alry, and such other prisoners as may be brought before it. + DETAIL FOR THE COURT: Captain Emil Adam, Fifth cavalry. Captain Sanford C. Kellogg, Fifth cav- alry. Captain Leonard Hay, Ninth infantry. Captain William C. Forbush, Fifth cavalry. First Lieutenant Charles H Rockwell, Fifth cavalry. ¢ First Lieutenant Charles D, Parkhurst, Fifth cavalry. Second Licutenant Homer W. Wheeler, Fifth cavalry. First Lieutenant James McB, Stemble, Ninth infantry, judge advocate. A greater number of officers than those named can not be assembled without manifest injury to the service. e — Board of Trade Meeting. The adjourned meeting of the board will be held on Monday evening, Feb- The board of directors meet "Tu0s, Gbsox, Secrotary. . Let These Things be Considered, Thousands of men dio overy day who could be saved, Prejudice is mainly to blame for this loss of life- If it were believed that the sum of disease may cer- tainly be reduced by physic, much would be geined. And yet the proposition is very simple; if you take eut daily more impuritics than "is daily generated, you will soon be rid of impurities, The effoct of this wise practice 1s svon scen in Bilious, Liver and Kidney troubles, But it is equally of value in head and brain af- fections; in Pleurisy, Pneumonia, Apo- plexy, and Paralysis. In chronic and acute Rheumatism, and in all affections of the bowels, this prin- cipal soon relieves and cures, when the medicine used is Branoreru's Prues. Yes, when all other means and medi- cine have failed to relieve from pain, these pills have cured, by taking impur- ities from the bowels and blood, and thousands of men and woman now place I orera’s Prics among the blessings of mankind. ————— The Ord Standard has startad o series of political illustrations, the first represonting the resurrection of the ‘‘uuterrified democ- "It is hoped the Niobrara vigilantes will got hold of a copy. A — NODICK, P ter Robda will tal notice, that on the 0th day of Jauuary, 1-85, Henry Kelw'v, a justice of the pesee, of "Millard Prociot, Doug'as county, Neo hraska i-sued an crder of attashment for thy of dol'ars iufan John Binm s e hundred and eguty fly pendicg tefere Wi whiere action is plaintiff and Petor Rolids that the projerty con- slsts of fifty bu h the ear, w brown wire, 0 years o o feet, 3 tables, 6 chairg, 4 1wo Lo 1 8tove, pives o binska 2 water b s, 1 lounge, 1 be aurean. ¥ safos, | furiiture, 1 looking-glass, 1 Ne- grindstore, 1w #h tub salt, 4 | ushels of pota- toes. 93 hicl § Thogy, 1 sceo 1 corn +he ler, 8 tons of hiay, 1 reaper, 1 liay rak, 1 lumber able and Jum'er around hay yard, 1 cultivator, 1 plow, 1 garden raks, one horss collar, 1 Bpris & réat, L two hors corn planter ard har heen attached no: e sadd ori , sl cause day of March, 1654, at1 o' Joux Buuw, Plaintif d Millard, Jav. 14, 1584, Feb, 12—18. NOTICE, Notice is hereby given that the partuership here toforeexistiog Lotwe n William F. Mannivg and Geo. H. Hews undor 1he finn uame of Manning & Hens, I this day dissolved. This s to give further notice that 1 will not be re- sponsible for any debts contracted by any porson in our late Lrm uame, nor will 1 pay sny attomey'’s fees or Costs £ ARy ny litigation of any de oription against any of ghe creditors of the late firm of Mauning & Hew, aud The use of my name to carry on any su b litigablon i unauthorized by me. Omata, Neb., Feb, 18 1534 Wikaiax'F. Maxxiso. Feb, 1841, STATE JOITINGS. PLATTSNOUTH. o B, & M. is roplacing the ooses with new Monitor w Many of the well fixed business men vesting in the stock of the canning fact A stranger, in attempting to board & moy ing train, Thursday, narrowly escaped death, Considerable Towa oorn s being #old hore, the farmers coming direct to town over the old box-e onrs, o1 | | | LINCOLY, cketod for tho unty district There aro 83 divor coming term of the 1 court, A young man town, taking $1 his room mate. ncaster | 1 Brown basskipped the sont by draft to 1 to have forged an whic! Brown is s the andorsement and cashed the draft. At th nt salo of the Teonard Bro herd of Gallow head brought a total of $10,745, avera| wero bulls, each, and oW, AVOTAgINg Tho salo was larg attended and prices vory reasonable, The young ladios of the Palladium_ society of the university have organized a delating society “‘whose sessions will bo profaned by the presence of no peings.” The officers of the society for the first term are as follows Presidont, Miss Saundes vico prosident, Miss Talbot; secretary, Mary Jones; treas- uter, Miss Fisher; critic, M. Campbell. HASTINGS, Uncle Johnny Megers foll on a slippery sidewalk, and now carries his arm in a sling, The third annual charity ball, last wee was o splondid social and financial succoss, The attendance was large and the costumes costly and elegant. The . R, will celobrate Washington's birthday anni ry with a lecture by Gen. eral 0. O. Howard, on the campaign and bot. tlo of Gettysburg, to be followed by a supper, The “Mirror of Treland” dramatic troupe ed here. It is said that many Trishmen were raised within a stone’s throw of the scones reflectod could not recognizo tho pic- tures, The Boaumont bevy of “forty maidens frosh from the seminarios of the Pacific coast.” of- fered to play hero for the benefit of tho Y. M. C. A, but the sasociation declined. 1twould have been un appropriate Eve-angelical enter nment. ach. OF those 18 | 4| 1y BRATRICE, The Beatrice planing mill is crowded with A largo party of U. P. the new branch road between Beatrico last weok. The “Robbers Roost” is deserted. Two of the pullet pullers witl go to tho reform school and four to the county jail. The opening of the U. P. branch to Beatrice has forced the B. & M. to reduco the faro to Lincolu from $2'to $1.60 That is just four cents & milo. i Over 150,600 worth of new buildings are alrendy planned in Boatrice; and they con- sider this pretty good for o March starter in a town of 5,000 poople. GRAND ISLAND. A gang of neod swindlers aro operating in this vicinity, They soll a man a ‘'new vario- ty of #oed oats” at $10 a bushel, and contract to buy all that is raised from it at tho same price next fall. They aro porfectly safo in offlcials tnspocted Lincoln and the guaranteo, as tho seed will not pan out. Hall county has developed a prominent can- didato fer the presidency of the¥Forty Tiars” Ho sails under the name of Diedrick Hoop enheiser. He writes to The Independent that Gottlieh Schmidt suffered for yenrs with cancer in the stomach. A doctor from Tlli- nois contracted to curo him, “Homado an inci- sion through the abdominal walls, romoved the stomach fron its attachment and prompt- Iy replaced it with the stomach of @ sheep, neatly connecting it with the cardiac ex: tremity of the throat, with wire sutures, and the likewiso with stomach thus fo he is all O, K. ering” after b the roturn of sp below. This Schinidt says ith the exception of a **hanlk- d corn, and a longing_for g, with plenty of graes.” duodenum vorks well, FR . Mr, Wi, Kleffel intends to build a fine residence on Fifth street next sumwer. The Sioux City & Pacific railroad company- is making improvements in its stock yards here, to fucilitate the handling of increased business. The subject of water su most in thy lyis still upper- minds of the citizans, The “drive well” plan is suggested as the cheapest to ex- perimont with, Miss Viola Siders, of Maple Creel, Dolge conuty, took an overdose of morphino lust Monduy, and was buvied in Fremont the fol- lowing Wednes: Rev. and Mrs the 40th annivers: day W. Osborno_colobratod y of their marriage Thurs- voning. A large number of friends and relatives participated. and a purse of $78 was among the substantial inementoes of the event. THE STATE IN GENERAL. ‘mley, of Seribner, lost his hand in a corn sheller. Rulo landlords are unablo to supply the de- mand fo; ant houses, A satisfactory system of water works will cost West Point 515,000, Frauklin wans Xma year's work will bs guaranteed, Ninety men an derson 1nine, within Auwrora has ment, and w Lousa, “Little Pismarck” has been Jocked up ut West Poiut to preveat him from burning the town, , to whom a Merritt, an attorney of Fairbury, has wkipped the town with #3500 of other people’s money. A warraut and a sheritf are aftar bim, A free fight of the bums of David City re- aulted in the avrest of ten of the pugilists, They contributai $30 and costs to the school fund, Table Rock is raising a fund to put down an artesian well for the purpose of either securing a supply of water or striking a coal vein, B The citizens of Humboldt are seconding the efforts of Mrs, Blum to establish a free library in the town, They have subscribed about 8500 already. M, P. Webster, a new comer from Frank- lin county, had three ribs broken by a_kick from a horke in Kearnoy, 1t will lay him up for some, time, Tn Nebraska City last Monday Clara kius, & 16-yoar-old girl, working for Sunds, shovand killed herself, What her mo- tive was is not disclosed, The police of Nebraska City should be awarded medals, They caused the arrest of four men lust week for using profane and vul- gar language on the strets. Tho pushing business men of Ainsworth, Brown county, are driving a lively trade in nock-tie souvenirs, Bita of the rope stretched by the Kid sell like taffy on a stick. ‘The crack hunters of Tecumseh will turn out en masse and chase the wily wolf from his Iair on the 22d, Tesides killing off a nuisance the county pays $1 for each scalp. A Koarney policeman, who was beaten in a game of pool, arrested his opponent on the charge of resisting an officer, and had Lim fined 850 and costs. Revenge s sweet. A fow nights ago & gang of railroaders took possession of Odell, and pandemoniun reigu- ed as long as whisky and beer lasted. A few nights afterwards the citizens expressed thelr opinion of the saloon by knocking the win dows in, The postoffice department has refused to sanction the name of Castor for a new town onone of the brauches of the B & M., be- cause it would be confused with Custer. This will rob Tobias of several grains of imuor- tality. Tte B. & M, railroad company has pur- chased a tract of land half way between Paw- tneo City and Burchard, and will put in a awitch at that poiut and erect a depot. The pow station will be called Butler, iv honor of Javid, Thy people at Contrgl City are fooling jubi. Wat. ice, The C., B, & Q. company has adopted {tha | now safety v for freight cars, and all| cars will by fod with thom a8 quickly as | | poseiblo, lant over the fact that the R they balieve, muking proj the old survey from that place up through the Loupe country to the Niobrara, and the U, P, folks aro feeling very uncomfortable about the matter, T, M. Kirloy, janitor of the Blair high school, Kad his face and nock badly burned by snddon flash from & lamp which ho w trimming. His faco was burned o that in trying to extingnish tho firo, ha rubbod tho skin all off, and his wiskers and hair wore badly burned, L & M. are, as arations to utilize Geo, Brown, who was secretary ouate at the last session of the lngislature, is now pastor of the “Ohurch of David City publishing o paper called The Shi advoeato the peculiar tene paper states that its o salvation and freo trad of the Way reed, lioves in ful T'he number of acres of land assosead in 1olt connty 1m 1883 was 45,000, wmbor of acros patonted during 1883 w 9,700, makir Al of 85,700 nores to bo ‘nase this yoar, which Towover, is only o lit 5 por cent of The total numbe A grand b od o ovor 1l the lands in the county of acres in the county is 1700,000, The or of the Now York Times is anx fous to head an expedition to annihilate the vigilanto tho north, “Blood, Horatio, Bloo-d!” ho oxelaims. “Let it not bo said that tho citizens of Nobraska will sit calmly by and seo_more than & score of men hung on suspicion of theft, and allow a g derers go unscathed.” Five of our lesding eitizons, whose fine farms are all almost within hail, in this coun ty, who were playmates in Illinois, messmates in the army, and privates in the first file of wpany 15, Seventh Illinois infantry, and o averago height is over six fed left dr last Wednesday to participate in tho twenty-socond anniversary of the battle of Fort Donaldson, It will bo an ocoasion of great interest to them. Thoy will return in about two wecks, They aro A, M. and P, Boveo, . J., Jeff, and A. M. Gossard,— [Blair Republican, Judge Tuckor says that he has discovered that Tie OManA Brx is aliar, This state. ment entitles the colonol to great crodit for penetrating and exhaustive ressarch. But won'e J, ¥ y have reason to call on “‘the rocks and mountains to fall on him and hide i th to como” when Rosy ad. the proper focus for a nto tho colonel's antece- dents, Tt will have a tendency to make our »ortly friend’s bowels yearn worse than whan ho was hauled over the coals at the Union Baptist church of this city.—[Blair Republi- ng of mur: yago of discovery —— Afterwards, After a patient has been dosed with corro- sive sublimate until his teoth are loose, his mouth sore, his hair all gone his limba_all deawn with Fhoumatism, ho is put on_Lodide of Potash, ono of the strongest mineral propa- rations in the wholo list. This soon takes away tho littlo appetito left him by the mor- cury —digorders his stomach, causes pain in tho bowels, nausea, dries up the gast and food s rejocted, wastes him away &keleton, and he is soon a_subject for the un- dertaker. To all such Swift's Specifio iy a boon—worth more than its weight in di monds, 1t builds up the waste, roots ont these mineral poisons, and brings help and happi- ness.Send for a copy of Troatise on Blood and Skin Discases, free. Tiik Swirr Srecivie Co,, Drawer 3, Atlanta, S STARVING INDIANS, Destitution at Poplar Creek Agency. eat Fowr Butorn, D. T., February 1 The condition of the Indians at the Pop- lar Crook and Wolf Point agencies is 8o devlorable that unless poudy relicf is afforded many of them will die from starvation. The allowance is so meagor that it is not suflicient in itself to keep them al Heretofores game has been plentiful in the regions along the Mis- gouri and Mills rivers, and the In- dians were able, with the lit- tle sistance they received from the government, to live with com- parative comfort, but mnow the game is all_destroyed, and the question has resolved itself to this. They must oither be fed by the government or starve, Of the 30,000 dogs in the pos- session of the Indians at Wolf Point one year ago not one is now left. In addi- tion to the dogs many of the ponies have been eaten and many traded off for food. Much the snine state of things exists at the Poplar Creck agency. 1t isa com- mon thing to see mothers of young girls going about after nightfall offering them to any one who will furnish them with the means of keeping themselves from starvation. Mr, Sny- der, the “agent, is doing everything 1 his power to relieve their distress, but his supplies are 8o limited that he can do but little. Men who were strong and vigorous a few menths ago are so reduced by hunger that they are scarcely ablo to walk, Women and children are gaunt and hollow-eyed from starvation. One ~ WASHINGTON GOSSIP, The Revenne Burean, the Vinegar Fac- torics and New Money, e8 of Sockoty{Life at the Capital il Notes of Nobraskans Correspondence of Tk D Wastiizeros, February Waltor Evans, tho tornal revenue has addressed a lotter to 1 Hon. commissioner of in- Sonator Manderson in roply to one ad- the that wholesale grocors and & vinegar factory vising commissioner soveral in Omaha had petitioned against tho ro- poal of tho act of March 1, 1 ing vinegar makers to condense alcoholic allow I'ho commissioner was asked to He y8 ho has not been informed that there has been any decline in the price of vine- gar. vapors, givo his views upon tho subjoect. He favors such modification of the law as shall subject this manufacturing intorest to the control andssupervision of the revenuo oftico, Distillors are under the strictest ac- count, while the manufacturer of vinegar by tho vaporizing process who mashes, forments and diggills hia grain in the samo manner, excopt that the aleoholic vapors is condensed in water and not separately, has no supervision, With this apparatus ho easily suits the strength of his product to his own noeds, and with a ready ap- plication of it_can produce proof spirits. The occasional visits of a revenue oflicer leave to these ostablishments every op- portunity that the criminally inclined need to” produce and carry away illicit spirits. NEW MOWEY, When the western man arrives in Washington, no matter from what part of thav vast territory known as “‘the west” he may come, his pocket-book, if he has one, will be filled witlathe muddy and dilapidated rags which cireulate out thero as United States currency. But the time he has been in this city a few days his purse will bagin to fill up, in change, with a kind of money to which he is quito unfamiliar, but iuwflich his soul takes immediate delight; crisp, fresh bills, just pulled from the presses of Uncle Sam, ro- vealing on their glaced surface the clear- cut lines of the engraver and the won drous, mazy, network of the eccontric lathe in all the exactness of modern art. The stranger immediately wonders what becomes of all the old money and is in- formed that it is redeemed daily at the treasury by the banks and citizens hero, for some of whom it is just a step across the street; and in the cash-room of the trensury itself, where the money is counted in the evening, ovening bill that ‘s in the least soiled or crumpled or torn is 1aid aside and an entirely new bill put in its place, Washington peoplo have thus become 80 particular about paper money that a dollar bill that would be considered highly respectable and clean in Omaha or Denver, is put aside by the fastidious Washingtonian to beexchanged at bank or treasury for a picture of Poca- hontas surrounded by dollar sigus, which would be framed as a rave engraving if it could reach “‘the west” untarnished. This causes the inquiry, why cannot the currency be good all over the conti nent? And I have an answer from an ¢ perienced employe of the treasury, who snys that banks would be glad to have the soiled currency redcemed at regular intervals is it were not for the express charges te Washington and roturn, If the government would pay this, or if packages of mutilated and dirty groen- backs would be taken back by the roads, the circulating medium of our poaple would be of a much more pleasant kind to handle; less sticky, loss ragged, less odorous, GENERAL CAPRON, The Japanese legation here occupies the large house buili by General Capron some years ago on N streot, and it was here a tow weeks since that I met this diatinguished traveler, who was the first to give the American idea to the Jap- anesa, and upon whom they have con- forred 8o many honors, tho latost being the Second order of the Rising Sun, a distinction which had never before been granted to a forei The parlors of this embassy are supplied with much small scoop of flour each week and a few pounds of beef each month compriso the issue to them, and they are so hungry that when the issuc is made to them they cutitall in a day or two. Several of u lave been found dead between ¢ lodgos at the agoncy, being so reduced by hunger as to be unablo to re- gias the recent cold weathor. Succor yuld be provided, and speedily, if they o to bo rescued from a terrible fato, Those are facts. Threo hundred fons of hay for the public animals st Fort Bu- ford, gathered by the labor of the troops, were burned by an incendiary on the night of Februury 4, leaving the post al- most entirely without hay. The deed was prompted no doubt by o desire on tho part of some one to sell hay to the grovernment at high prices, The Fate of a Passenger who Refused to Pay His Fare. Detroit Free Pross. Probably every railroad line of any con- sequence in the country has its “*spotters” to watch and set traps for conductors, and if she public has any feeling either way it is for the latter officials, This was shown a few days ago on a line running out of Detroit. A medium-sized, fairly dressed passenger set up the plea that he had been robbed, and begged the conductor to pass him free. The omeial looked him over carefully and replied: ““Your fare, or off you go!” The man whined aud begged but when he found that it was one or the other he produced a five-dollar bill to pay his fare. “Counterfeit!” said the conducter, as he handed it back. “*Why, man, that's as true a greenback as was ever made!” “Can't take it, pleaso!” “But that's all the money 1 have!” ““Then off you go!” “But, sir—but—!" The train was stopped between stations and the passenger backed off with many a muttered “‘sass word.” When the con- ductor entered the car half a dozen passengers tackled him with, indignant protests, and two or three almost abus- ed him for his rigid observance of the rule sir! Your fare, entlemen, he was a spotter!” was the answer to the storm of indignation, and iu ten seconds everybody in the car was applauding, — Closing out all our Ties and Scarfs at 7b¢ all round, Many of them are worth 2. Come and take them, We want to make room for an eutirely new stock in this department, f N. B. Farcoxs, Japanese furniture that is odd and bean- tiful, including a sev of chairs carved in the most deceptive imitation of bumboo. On the walls of the parlors hang many good pictures, the most striking being an oil painting by an American artist of the holy mountain in Japan, the one which appears so constantly on their fans and decorated articles, springing up 8,000 teet from a flat stretch of land all around, and capped with snow. Another picture by o Jupaaese artist, endeavdrs to repre- resent the antics of @ fish as viewed be- neath the water. 1t is very realistic. OF THE L Probably the residence of Count Carl Leovenhaupt, tho minister of Sweden and Norway, is as pleasant a place to cull'as any, The first thing to attract attenticn’ in the modestly furnished parlors is a painting of a very beautiful woman, which hangs opposito the door. 1t isthe Countess Loevenhaupt, and she herself will presently enter and entertain you until the arrival of her husband, while her two boys romp about her. Tho lady is no loss pretty than her portrait, and her manner is 80 vivacious, her English so neatly accented, her ques- tions about those parts of America which she has not seen so naive, that one is immediately charmed and 1interested, %The Count Leevenhaupt is not so much GATIONS, alarmed at eracks in asphalt pavement, unless they are worse than those in the Washington pavements, some of which are quite wide, but socem to disturb no body. Cremest Cuase, v A Heavy Gale, Sax Frasscisco, February 17, heaviest ga'e and son oceurred last The rain storm of the sea. night. Three hun- dred yards of tho Northern Pacific was washed aw north of Newhall, Tele- rraph lines north and south were pros trated. No marine casualties are re- ported Hanlon, the oarsman, will sail for Sid- ney, Australia, to-night. e IAAL RReNOTT, e n Francisco Post. The other day when old Pungleup, the grain merchant, went home to lunch he was surprised to find an vnusual number of wet umbrellas on the cended to his wife' “Anybody in the parlor my dea ‘‘Yos, dearest,” roplied his bottor-half, who was putting the finishing touches to an elaborate toilet. **Yes, dearest quite alot of poople, Thero's the doctor, an oxpressman, a hackman, a grocery clerk, a tolegraph repairor, and nine messengers in tho parlor.” i *‘What on earth are they hore for? *Well, you see, lovey, my now plush and rop princesso came home five days ago, and it has been domng nothing but rain ever sinco. I've stood it just as long as I could, and so when it rained again to-day | just rang for eyerybody on the telegraph indicator, so 1 could have somebody to show it to. 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A rfoct Electric Battery com. ined with & Porous Viaster e 25 conta It anninilates Pam, vitalizos Weak and Worn SUFFERMMA MERVE Parts, stronethan Tired My cloa, provout vy isease, and * 2n “uarn n one tine than aw= other plas Sa0 L wory avery wheen e box Catarehal Sol- DR FELIX LE BRUN'S ) O b "13 PREVENTIVE AND CURE, FOR EITHER SEX. Tho remody being injo the discaso, reqiires curial O poisono When wibl 1 directly o the seat « 0 change of diet or nauseous, 3 modicinos to bo taken inte od a4 a proventive by ejther sex, itis to contract any privato d iseasc; but in the rtunately affiicted wo guar- or wo will refand themon- oy, Price by mail, postage paid, §2. per box or thres Sickness, St. Vitug Dance, Aleohol- ism, Opium Eat- ing, Syphiilis, Scrofula, Kings \ Fol, Ugly Blood y Discascs, Dyspep- sia, Nervousness, Gmmmmfimmm ick Headache, lRheumatism, Nervous Weakness, Brain Worry, Blood Sere, Billousness, Costiteness, Nervous Prostration, Kidney Troubles and Irreqularities. $1.60. Sample Teatimoninla. “Samaritan Nervine is doing wonders.™ Dr. J. 0. McLomoln, Aloxander City, Ala, I feel it my duty to recommend it. Dr. 1. F. Laughlin, Clyde, Kunsas, “It cured where physicians failed.” Itev, J. A, Edle, Beaver, Pa. 43~ Qorrespondence freely auswered. g8 ¥ or testimontals and cireulars rend statme, Tha (. $.A. Richmond Med. Co., St. Josoph, Mo, Kold by all Dangeints. an ord, Stoutenh genta, Chicago, 111 RED STAR LINE Belgian Boyal and U S, Mail Steamers SATLING EVERY URDAY, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND ANTWERP, The Rhine, Germany, 1taly, Holland and F Stoerage Outward, &0; Propaid from Antworp, Excursion, 810, ineliding bedaing, ete, 24 Cabin, $55; Eoxoursion, #100; Saloon from §00; Excursion 110 to $100. ance t & Sons, Gen. Agonte. Caldwall, man & Co., 208 N. 16th § ball. OmalinAgents. Hamilton & Co., Omaha, P, rect, Ciahia; T [ CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY. ERVOUS 1 UI[S prrysicar & |j@ |"[ L\ GrNiTAL LOSS V) OF MANLY VIGOR, Spermatorr haa, cte., when all other reme. dioa’ fall, A oure guaranteed. $1.60 & bottle, largo bottle, fous / timen the quuntity, $6. By ex press to any adidress. Sold by all druggists. ENGLISI MEDI. OAL INSTITUTE, Proprictors, 718 Olive Strect, St Louls, Mo, “I have sold Str Astloy Coopor's Vital Restorative or voars, Evory customer spoaks highly of it. 1 unneeitatinglyendorso it aa a remedy of true merlt. “C, F. GoobiAX, Druggist, vimbe-codly vamog Medisal Enatibute Chartered by theStateof Illi- nois for theexpress purpose of giving immediate relietin all chronic, urinary and pri- ate diseases. Gonorrheea, GleetandSyphilis o all theif complicated forms, also all diseases of the Skin and Elood promptly relieved and permanentlycured by reme- dics,testedin a Forty Years D Special 2 Seminal 1t Losscs by Dream positively. ppropriate remedy onsultations, per- Omaha Fob, 1 1838 {8110 experi ina iaak once used in each sonal or by letter, vacred! ed- icines sent by Mail and Express, No marks on package to indicate contents or sender, Address Da.JAMES No. 204Washington 8t.,Chicago,lll. AN 3T TR TV ST ® Western Cornice-Works, C. SPECHT, PROP, 111 Dougles S, Omaha, Nob, MANUFACTURER OF Galvanizea Iron Cornices £arDormor Windows, Fintala, Tin, Tron and Slate Roofing, Spechs patent Metallio Hiylivht, Patent adjustod Ratenet Bar and Braoket Suoiving, 1 am he general azent tor the above line or Fouvas. iron nalfuu. Crestings, Balustrades, Verandss, 1von Bank tngs, Window Blinds, Cellar’ Guards: alun goneva 1 for Poorson& Hill stent Tnside Wi a stranger in the land, I believe, e bears himself with great dignity and is a fine looking ian—especially in court dress, PERSONAL MATTERS The Mississippi river improvement convention brought into town last week a large number of Nebraska people. Ex-Senator and Mrs. Saunders are in this city for a visit, Mr, and Mrs, Rus. sel Harrison are at Senator Harrison where they will remain for about a month, Mr. Jesse Lowe, who is in the Tro Polytechnic Institute, was at Willard's last week, Sam Chapman beld a full card for Plattsmouth at the river convention, Jno. A, Horbach is still here with both eyes on the Omaha bridge bill, Hon. J. C. Robbertsand Hon, Charles Manderson are expectod in Washington this week, General Benjamin Alvord has con- tributed an article vo The Bulletin of the American Geographical society on **Win- ter Grazing in the Rocky mountains,” in which he atuributes the discovery of it to DUFRENE & MENDELSOHN, ARCHITECTS SrREMOVED 10 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK AUILDING gar A viotim of early impraden: (1, promatare ducey, oto., nuving trifd in vain ove known ay s discovered & simpla mosin of 8o FICR R wi FREE (0l 1 e or PALLING BICKNESS & 1\fo-1o1 ure, vl ol tow-uffezo Tomedy (0 curo tho Worst Cuses Address. J. 1. § hew 10 it inean iorely 9 fadled {s no reason for w.l:fl,nv‘ ottlab ot T t1mo and then have them retur Vost Oftice. 1t conth Jem ‘causing pervous debil- 7 cure. 1 have mado 1o d onee for & treatise Foidy: Give KR SRR o a e il cirs yu. R S B G HOOT. 1od Vark 8., aw mawe. CHICAGO SCALE 30 TTON VAUON S0ALE, 40 8 TON, 850, 4 Ton wit, dei x Lucluded rar! o 5 (RIS "ANMERS, BOALE, B3 200 OIMI SRS, Teddend VRICY LISY ViK% e AT AV I Baet b Tois. wie =) the late Edward Creighton, of Omaha, whose animals were left to graze in the elevated pastures of the Rockies one winter and were found in splendid order in the spring. This fact, utilized by Mr, Creighton, was the foundation of his largy fortune. maha people need not be greatly | Vit Auvila wis sl Lwd e JAS. H. PEABODY M, b, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Resldence, No. 140/ Jones St. Uffice, No. 1009 Far- oam et Otfce howrs, 131, to 1 b iy aud fromd va5p m. ‘Tslephone for office, 7, Resdence | boxes for . WRITTEN GUARANTEES saued by all authorized agents. Dr.Felix i.e Brun&Co, SOLE PROPRIETORS. ©, I'. Goodman, Druggist, Solo Agent, for Omaha Nob. m&e-wly Health is Wealth! Di E. C. WesT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT- SN, guarantoed spocifio for Hysterin, Dizzie poss,’ Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Netra) Headacho, Norvous Prostration cansed by the use of algohol or tobacco, Wakefalnoss, Mentul Do- prossion, Softening of tho Brain resulting in in- sanity and lending to mieery, decay and death, Promaturo Old Age, Barrcnness, Loss of power in_either sox, Involantary Losses and Spermat- orrhaa cansed by over-exertion of the brain, self- nbuso or over-indulgence, Fach box containa one month's treatment. $1.00 a box, or six boxes for £5,00,ent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To curo any case, With cach order roceived byns for six boxes, accompanigd with §5.00, we sond tho purchaser our written guarantoo to_re- fund tho money if the treatmont does not effect acure. Guarantecs issued only by ©. F, GOODMAN Sole A ent, Omaha, Neb. NNINGS IMPROVED SOFT ELASTIC SECTION CORSET i ’fl warranted to wear longor, ot o Tor oAt er, and VO BeHey Cickaetion. tha Ay dibur Corsct e HiEo oasd-wil eihiersdeno physicians, esom ent. Rtebn” Jean, Fosts 50 Al merchant for them. wanufac ur TRECTILD, JOSER & OC. oo sE Chscagon e valo L pany each Corset, orepald, urcrs, 240 & 443 Raid OHN A ¥ TLEHMANN. McCORMICIE'S Patent Dried Fruit Lifter. AS USEFUL N A NO DEALER ™ Groceries GROEERY STORE CAN AFFORD 70 3R Without 1u. AS A PAIR OF COUNTER SCALES, ». 6. CLARK, SOLE PROPRIETOR. @OMAHA, NEB. Imported Beer IN BOTTLES. Erlangeryeess sases Culmbacher, «.. .o y Pilsner ++s40++ Bohemian, Kaiser.ees oo ++.Bremen. DOMESTIC. «++.8t, Louis. .St. Louis. ..« Milwaukee. Schlitz-Pilsner. Milwaukee. Krug's v+ ++.Omaha, Ale, Porter, D mestic and Rhine Wine. ED. MAURER, 1214 Faruam. ; OMAHA Stove Repair Works, 109 South 14th St. el ol iR -'nodn.-"u,fiqu' o b a urn cosl, yratee, reback, “:"-::“J‘ Budweiser. Anhauser. .. 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