Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 28, 1884, Page 7

" Kilby Place BLOCK 16, Highland Plage. These additions are sub- divisions of S nith's addition, sightly piece of ground ad- joining the city on the west Farnam, Dodge, and Daven- port Streets, running direct- ly through the property. Lots have bgen arranged ! with special reference to desi- i rable building sites, being 50x165 feet with broad : streets and alleys. Several g ! investments already been made ;7 ;153> intend- ing to build good residences this spring, A limited num- ber of good bouses will he built for persons byuing lots, and sold on easy terms. This is inside propety, hav- ing an intrinsic and con- stantly increasing in value. rendering it desirable for in- vestment, or permanent res- 1 !‘ | idences, Prices for lots, range from $325, to $500, and w.l be sold for this presen’ easy terms, Over 100 lots alreadv sold. BALLOU BRO'S SOLE AGENTS, on 317 South 18th 8t.,below Farnam. N e - e g » L1574 i THE DAILY BEE- B i Sa T TR 58 S oy it L FRIDAY. MARCH 28, 1884. OTASH | Todide of Potassium fs one of the strongoest of the minerals used in medicine, and hay produced much suffering in the world. Taken for & long time and in Iarge doses, it dries up the gastric juices, impars Tigestion, the stomach reufses food, and the patient declines in health and woight. Persons with Blood or Skin Disoases should bo carctul how they tako theso mineral poleons, as in most Instances tho effect of them i to almost promanently impair the constl- tution. To take the place of thise polsons wo offer you a safe, sure, prompt and_permanent reliet from your troubiles. Specific is entirely & vegota ble preparation, easy to convinoe you of its merit. 1 have cured permanently Blood Taint in the third eneration by the use of Swift's Specific after | had most signally failed with Morcury and Potash. F. A Toourw, M. D, Perry, Ga. A yoring man requests me to thank you for hlecure of Biood Poison by the use of your Specific after all other treatment had failed. Jos_JAcons, Druggist, Athens, Ga. Our treatise on Blood and Skin Discases malied froe w wppiiants. THE SWIFT SPECIFIO €0, Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. N V. Offioo, 160 W23 St.. betw: o 6th and 7th Ave The use of the term * 8hoy Line” in connection with the corporate name of & greatroad, conveys an idea of ust what roquired by the traveling pub lic—a Short Line, Quick Time and the boet of ' accommods @ tions—all of which aro furn. Ished by the groatest railway in America. (arcaco, MmwAvkEE And St. Paul. It owns and operates over 4,500 miles of Northern Tllinols, Wisconsin, Minnosota, Towa Dakota; and as. ts main lincs, branches and connoc: tions reach all tho great business centros of the Northwest and_Far West, it naturally answora the hort Line, and Best Routo betwoen o, St. Pau) and Minnoapolis. T Croseo and Winona, co, Abordeen and Ellondalo Eau Clairo and Stillwater' Waasan and Morrill. , Beaver Dam and Oshlosh, Chicago, Milwaukeo, Wauknsha and Oconomowoe. Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison and Prairiedu Chien Chicago, Milwaukee, Owatonna and Fairibanlt, Chicago, Beloit Janosville and Mineral Point. Chicago, Elgin, Rockford and Dubuque. Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island and Codar Raplds. Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaha. Chicago, Sloux City, Sioux Falls and Yankton Chicago, Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamberlain, Rock Island, Paul and Minneapolla Davenport, Ca aul and Minneapolis. Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Cars in world are run on the mainlines of the |c®og MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL ILWA and every attention is paid fo passengers Ly courte ous employes of the com) 8. 8. MERRIL, Gea'l Manager ARK, . Nebraska Cornice —AND— Ornamental Works MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES Dormor Windovoms, FINTALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, PATENT METALIC SKYLIGHT, fron Fencing! Crestings, Balustrades, Verandas, Officoand Bavk Railings, Window and Cellar Guards, Ete. £OR, 0. AND@tn STRI LINCOLN NEB. GAISER, M TER, A. V. H. CARPEY; Gen' n’ Ak GEO H, REAFFOR Cure without med. A POSITIVES: i tober 16, '76. One box No. 1 will enre any case in four days or less . No, 2 will cure the most obstinate case no matter of how long standing. Allan’s Soluble Medicated Bougies No nauseous doses ¢! ubebs, copabia, or ol of san- dal wood, that are av. .ain to produce’ dyspepsis by destroying the cuatingsof tho stomach. Price §1.50 Sold by a 1 drugeists, or matlod cn_receipt of price For further particulars send for cireular. R OBoxiosy ce.., CURE. Nortast Nelraska Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis and OMAHA RAILWAY. The new extension of this line from Wakefield up the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN through Concord and Coleridge TO EXARTINGTOIN, Reaches the best portion of the State, Special ex- cursion rates for land reckers over this lino to Wayne, Norfolk and Hartington, and via Blair to all principal points on the SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD Trins over tht O, 8t. P. M. & O, Railway t1 Cov feion, Sloux uity, Ponos, Hartington, Wayns and Nortolk, Comnmnccot at Blair For Fremont, Oakdx e, Neligh, and through to Val- entine. &&rFor rates and all information call on F B. WHITNEY, General Agovt, a Buildiog, Cor. 10th and Farnam 8t3 , Omana, Neb. #FTickou can be socured &t depot, corner 14th e Walistar St ST, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE. Graham Paper Co., 217 and 219 North Main S WHOLESALE DEALE { WRITING } PA p E RS 3 L WRAPPING XNVELOPES, CARD BOARD AND PRINTER’S STOCK &ar Cosb paid for Bags of all . ROOK, NEWS, SINEOILID, MANUFACTURER OF CORNICES. WINDOW_CAPS, FINIALS, : ETE. Bth @treet, MATA o0 rarsresies R NEBRASKA HENNINGS 8 IMPROVED / SOFT ELASTIC SECTION ‘physiciarn=, accor dane’ Posts L, JOREL i 300 % 02 Radat) B o0 tcaso, JOHN H. F. LEAMANN, ~ OMAHA Stove Repair Works, 109 Sonth 14th St. Make & pociaity of furnishing castings aud reps staves of all desaription, wood stoves, changed tes fireback, dsmpers, &o. eonstantiy} . Tey Gue o our sto wnves aod GALVANIZED IRON, 2 | hibitory liquor COUNCIL BLUFFS. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS, PERSONAL, J. N, Bray, of Atlantic, who is praparing £ open a boot and shoo store, is in the city perfecting arrangements, Dr. Barstow, who has been absont for some time attending fectures in the east and in hospital practice, has returned to this city. Miss Lillio €', Mackey, who has been visit- ing her brother, Rev. Mr, Mackey, left last evening for her home in Emporia, Kae, W. H. Clymer, of Philadelphis, a commer- cial tourist well known in this section of coun- try, is at the Pacific. J. W. Perry, of Chariton, Ogden yesterday. T. A, Grier, of Peoria, arrived at the Ogden yostarday, Ta., was at the J. Y. Fuller has o far recovered as to be ablo to bo out again, but doos not look as rugged as his friends would like to see him. William Kooline has so far recovered from is illness s to be able to be out and about, Real Estate Transfers. The following deeds were filed for re- cord in the recorder's office, March 27, reported for Tuk Bee by P. J. Mo- Mahon, real estate agent: Nathan O. Gray to Thomas E. Gray, n} sw} 30-756.40, $22,25. John J. Wyatt to James D. Barnott, and se} nwj 17-77.44, 82,250, Norton to J. J. Hipsley, part Avoca, $3,000. Mary E. Browerton to Robert H. Mc- Kown, part sw} 20 and part e} 817743 $100. Total sales £6,172. — WS, IOWA N A telophons line will connect Rolfe and Pocahontas Center. Richt cases of scarlot fever have reported in Cedar Rapids. been Dos Moines has a black man by the name of Rod who is & whitewasher, The Dubuque base ball club has been \ | roorganized for the season of 1884, Gov. Sherman has commissioned 5,160 notaries public sinco July 4, 1882, The old Baptist church at Burlington i to be converted into a skating rink. President Magoun, of Grinnell college, is temporarily occupying the pulpit of the Congregational church at Keokuk. A man whose name was supposed to be Owen Collins, was found desd last Saturday at Milford, Dickinson county. The authorities at Iowa Falls arrested a man supposed to be the murderer of Joseph Chum, who was thrown oft the bridge at Cedar Rapids. The Sioux City Journal says the fam- ily of Wm. Cody, of West Side, came near being suftocated a few nights since, through a hard-coal base-burner. The saloon ordinance was so well en- forced in Clinton last Sunday that “‘scores of thirsty individuals were de- prived of their customary back-door nips.” J. R. Van Meter’s large flouring mill, at Van Meter, Dallas county, was under- mined by the freshet on Saturday and fell with a crash. The building contained 1,00C bushels of wheat. Marshal Morris, of LeMars, arrested two Swedes on Monday, and_recovered between $600 to $700 worth of property, stolen from the Richards house. One of the men was an employe of the house. Shortland Harris, who keeps a drug store in Mason City, has been convicted of violating the liquor law. His plan was to let customers help themselves to whis- ky and then pay for it by buying a cigar at double price. The revival meetings in the First Me- thodist Episcopal church in Keokuk lasted eleven weeks. The church gathered in about twenty-five new members. There were fifty conversions, but many of those joined other churches. Two Catholic priests of Des Moines, Rev. J. F. Brazll, of St. Ambrose church, and Rev. M. Nugeni, of St. Michael’s church, are assailing each other anonymously through the press of that city, relative to whether or not St. Patrick banished the enakes from Ireland. The Iowa democratic delegation to the Chicago convention has secured the reading-room of the Palmer nouse, on the oflice floor, for headquarters. The Dubuque Herald, in reporting this fact, says Towa is the only state that has boen ablo to obtain headquarters on the office floor. The ice in the Shell Rock in going out pulled down the large agricultural ware- house of L, Thomas & Co., at Greene. Many families abandoned their homes as the moving ice came toward the town, and some of the merchants near the river, on Main street, moved their stocks back to places of greater safety, Thos, Miller married Miss Kelsey Boone, of Cedar Rapids, the other day, after the young lady had filed an informa- tion charging him with seduction. Mil- er has since refused to recognize his wife, but on the contrary has been mak- ing love to another girl, An effort will be made to further apply the law to Mil- ler's case. The paraes are colored, James Cox, a prominent citizen and former member of the dry goods tirm of Cox & Spelly, died at Keokuk on the 26th, He was born at Wellsburg, Va., May 18, 1800, and came to Keokuk thirty-four years ago. He was engaged in merchandising for a number of years, but has of late been living a retired life, The funeral occurred Thursday, Daniel Hagorty, a farmer of Clayton county, while returning home on foot be- twoen McGregor and North McGregor recently, fell into a railvoad culvert and was run over by a passing freight train on the Chie-go, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway. Hagerty was discovered in the ctlvert by the engineer, but not in time to stop the train, Warner Williums, better known as the “‘baby giant of the west,” died at Anita last Sunday forenoon. Williaws was born in Anamoss in September, 1878, and at the ago of 14 months was consid- ered a very small child, From that time he increased in weight, and at the age of 6 years he died, weighing over 200 pounds. He had become quite a celebrity in the west, and had been exhibited a number of years, Senator Miles has introduced a bill in the state senate to disqualify all persons from sitting on grand juries who are not lievers in the enforcement of the pro- law, An effort was made to pass the bill by a suspension of the rules, but this was strongly objectec | to by Senator Bills, who denounced it as on a par with the measures resorted to to enforco the fugitive slave law. It was finally reforred to the committee on the suppression of intemperance. The people of the township of Brewn, Linn county, have applied to the state superintendent for counsel. Under the school law the sub-director is custodian of the school building, and he may allow it to bo opened for religious meetings unless the people of the district town- ship order otherwise. One of tho sub- diroctors of Brown township is s Mormon, and by his permission a Mormon preach - or has held services in the school-house for two months, to the great discontent of sevoral families of the district and the disgust of tho poople of the township. | —— through the Bowerwran over and mashed his right arn. T'he veteran waa the coolest man in the crowd that gathered. The arm was amputated and Pop sued the Harlem railrcad company for damages, and ro-day he got a verdictin the superior coutt for £10,000. — In the Lime Kiln Club, Detroit Freo 'ress. The chairman of the committeo on ap. plications arose and _said he desired to make a statement. Two days previous to the meeting his committee had decided favorably upon a batch of thirteen appli- cations, and he had tied up the letters with a piece of rope and placed them in his boot-leg for safe-keeping. “‘An’ dey am now missin'!” asked the president. *‘Yos, sah. 1 reckon dat at de time I was run ober by a milk sleigh an’ had two ribs splintered doso applicashuns mus’ ha' bin lost in tho snow.” “Brudder Juneberry Gosport, no man's ribs mus’ be allowed to interfero wid de reg'lar bizness of dis club. Thir- teen peoplo anxshus to jine to us am de- Iayed an' Cdisappointed bekase you stopped in de middle of de road to h'ar do band play an’ was run ober by a spotted milk hoss an’ left fur dead. In de fucher all papers belongin’ to dis club mus’ ba left at de hall, an’kin only be removed in cage of fiah,” | — THE CHEAPEST PLACE 1IN OMAHA TO BUY Fol= etz e U=fet Is AT DEWEY & STONE'S, One of the Best and;largest Stocks in®the United States to[iselect from. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB, ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR. P. BOYER & CO.. DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE, VAULTS, LOCKS, &. LOVO Farnam Streot. Omalh ““Meno sana in corpore sano.” A sound mind in & sound body” is the trade mark of Allen’s Brain Food, and wo assure our readers that, if dissatisfied with either weaknoss or Brain or bodily powers, this remedy will per- manently strongthen both, $L—At drug- Rista, e The Lame-Kiln Club, It amn my solomn dooty to inform dis club,” said Brother Gardner, ‘‘dat de branch club at Green Bay, known as de ‘White Swan Branch, No. 52," has been disbanded. I returned from dat place las’ nito arter an offishul visit of inspeck- shun axed fur by de mayor, common council an' various odder pussons. De rosults of dat inspeckshun am an 18x24 warnin' fur us to go slow in de matter of grantin’ charters to branch lodges. “In makin’ applicashun fur a charter it was understood dat de White Swans would start off wid three judges, two elders, six colonels, two trustees, fo’ pur- fessors an’ two co'n doctors. I diskibered dat outer de sixteen charter members dar’ was only one singlo pusson wid a title. He claimed to be purfessor, an’ he am now in jail on charge of stealin’. Our constitution says dat no fee shall bn charged for initiatin’ members, Dis branch lodge took in sixty-four members ata | feo of §2 per head, an’ de money was | used to play policy an’ buy lottery tick- ots. Under pretense ob bein’ a chartered society, organized fur de good of man- kind in gineral, it heaped up a debt of $90 in three months; it stole twenty-two hams; it got away wid 600 chickens; it gin cull'd society such a twist dat de wife of a man airain’ 75 centsa day wanted a 22 bounet or death, “When I arrove at Greea Bay an’ called upon de president of de White Swans he almos’ convinced me dat all derogatory reports had bin started by jealous-minded pugsons. 1 happened, however, to fall in wid a butcher who had lost six hams an’ had sot a trap in his smoke-house to cotch stragglers. [ sot up wid him 'till midnight, at which hour we went out an’ found de president of de branch lodge in de trap, wid de secretary and treasurer disappearin in ds distance. “Gem’len, we has rushed to fast. In the fucher, when a branch axes dis club fur a charter, nuffiin’ of de sort mus’ be granted until arter a moas’ rigid inwesti- gashun has bin made. We mus’ not be saticfied wid weekly reports, but some member of dis c'ub mus’ be sent out on a scout. Our cause has received a blow in Green Bay from which it may be y'ars | in recoverin’, an’ 1t am all our own fault. Let us now proceed to routine busines,” Probably He is Very Smart, New York Commercial-Advertiser, Tt is wondorful how that young Rus- sian, Alexis, risesin the navy. When he visited us a fow years ago ho was only a lioutenant, Now' he is high admiral. It must be that ho is either very smert or hacked by influential relativ MANUFAGTURER OF FINE Buggigs Garriaoes and Suring Wagons My Hepoaltory onetantly filled with a sclect wtook, Best Workmapshlp guarsovesa. Ofiion #oeree s W, Cornpr 168th and Conrte! Awenus Qumaba Neb Durham ishistoric. Tt was neutral ground RICHALDS & CLARKE, Proprietors, | W. A. CLARKE, Superintendne hed home. mo from East, West, th, for “more of that elegant unknown ward. Soon orders Northand tobacco." Th factory. Now it employn 800 men, e-ma his, tho Dest tobacco in the world. Blackwell's Bull Durbam Smoking Tobacco has the largest #ale of any amoking tobacco in the world Why? Simply because it is the de dealers have Omabha lron Works U. P. RATuWAY - - 19TH & 18TH STREETS It he'dgone for a pack. ‘airo of Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking To- bacco, as he was told, he ‘wouldn't havoe boen cornered by the bull. Imported Beer IN BOTTLES. Erlanger,. . . Bavaria, If your complaint 18 want ot appetite, try i half a wine glass of Angostura Bitters half g‘»‘lmb“d‘"" E‘““."“" . : an hour beforo dinner. Beware of counter- | ElSner. + +. Bohemian. . «...Bremen. DOMESTIC. Budweiser..............St, Louis. Anhauser St. Louis, . Milwauleer, feits, Ask our grocer oc druggist for tho | Kaiser. . enuine article, manufactured byf| “J.G. B Siegert & Sons. — - Couldn’t Omit the Kiss. Yes, she was very pretty and very charming, vnd was the saucy possessor of one of the most kissable little mouths that men ever set eyes on. There was no doubt at all about that. She liked to kiss and be kissed too. At least she demon- strated the fact to the perfect satisfaction of a car full of people. It all happened in just the easiest way possible. She and her young lady companion took a seat in the forward part of a car on a train that stood in one of the railroad stations of the Hub. The train happened to be ex- press, which run ten miles out of the city before stopping, but of this the young lady was most charmingly ignorant. She laughed and chatted and chatted and laughed with her companions as if there were no such things as express trains, or, at least, that they would stop at her own sweet will. The warning bell struck, the engine backed intq the depot,the man with the signs shouted his monotonous ‘‘All aboard” and the train was ff. The conductor quickly put in an appearance, and was presonted with a ticket for a town about a mile out of the city, “We don’t stop there, miss; don't stop till we get to B——, ~Express, you see. You will have to get off at the *No-Nothing’ station just this side of L— ~ (the place at which she wished to stop). That's the best I can do for you,” and off he went. At first there were threatenings of a slight April shower, MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Steam Engines, Boiler WATER WHEELS, ROLLER MILLS, Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth! STEAM PUMPS, STEAM® WATER AND GAS PIPE, BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, oy ++..Omaha, Porter, Dnomestic and Rhine ED. MAURER, 1214 Harnam DR.HORNE’S ELECTRIC BELT Wil _enro Tug'’s Ale, Wire, $1.000 WouldiNotZBuv It. DR, Homvk—[ was o foted with rheumatism an oured by using a belt. any one afflioted with that disoase, & would y, Jorne's Electric Belt Any one can confer with me by writing or calling st my store, 1420 Douging strect, Omaha Neb. WILLIAM LYONS. MAIN OFFICE—Opposite postofiice, room 4 Fron zer block. £47 For ralo at C. F. Goodman's \Drug Jstore, 111 arnam 8t., Omahia. 50 Orders 6ilad C 0 23 ¥ATION TIAA0 but by the time tho ““No-Nothing” was reached the clouds had vanished, and the ekios were clear. Only an instant's stop is ever made st this station, but the young lady with the kissable mouth seemod to be in the u ost blissful igno- rance of this fact. To be sure she started off’ all right to alite in good time, but, when she had reached the door she turned quickly, retracea her stops and in the most naive manner imaginable, and asf if the whole wurld were at her dis- threw her arms about her com- s neck and bestowed upon her crispy little good-by smacks, lectandSyphilisin all theis complicated forms, also al' diseases of the Skin and Elood promptly relieved and permanentlycured by re; dies,testedin a Fort 2D Mpectal Practico, Seminal 11X Liosses by Dreams, Pimples on t Manhood, positively eured, There » The appropriate remedy h case, Consultations, per= onal or by letter, sacredly confidential, Med. e sent by Mail and Express, No marks on kage to indicate contents or sender. 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Cureg et Debilly Tl LOSS ome d. two Then she tripped through the door, and the train started. The April show- ers came, and likewise the conductor. He was & chivalrous man, and she a pretty OF MANLY VIGOR, 8, o, ete., when all other woman in tears. 1f she had been homely the result would undoubtedly have been different, but as it was the bell rope was resorted to and the train brought to a standstill, Profuse in her thanks, she alighted, and then as she started, woman- like, she turned and threw a kiss at her friend, whose anxious face peered at her from the car windcw, “Yes,” said the figure-fiend, who has not a grain of sentiment in him, *“‘but I'll wager & fo'pence she never thought how much that kiss cost. Just see here, old Bir Astley Cooper's Vital Restorative of yumes, Every customer sposks highly of it. 1 antoutatinglyendorse it as s remedy of true me it oobua¥, Drug gle vism&e: ood . BEL /)) These cars will seat sixty people apiece, ¥o there are ten of them, and they age all "5 ./'/ 1 full, © were i That makes 000 people, delayed one minute, Quu see that makes 600 minutes, or ten hours—a whole work- ing day, Reckon it up as you are a mind to, there was mouey in it. Thundera- tion! All for a kiss, too!" and the fiend settled back in disgust. | —— $10,000 for His Ary Soecial to the Republican, New York, March 21.—Pop Whitta- ker has been known to the show business for y.ars. He grew old in the circus bus- SIMPSON, F. SOHEUERMANN M D REGULAR GERMA T iness, serving years with Barnom, In Jnuul;'y,) 188; ;) he wnfl}n{xpedri'n’andinfi SPECIALIST OF part of the performance of Kiralfy's Blac) LDREN & C'IRONIC DISEASES, Venus. On the 3d of that month, going ; ;g:f‘.“c '.i.','..ff.“m No. 1448 £, 10th Btroet, W from Niblo's theatre in the evenin @ {10 & m., and after 8 p. 10, lluurl—AtulflB:. B.lfl :" slipped on the frosty pavement and a Far. | aod 1068, 1oth St oo Tyleei 108 Jou, 0 S § i — ‘Worm wil be removed, witkout Jem railrcad freight car, then passing “’.',',fi T b &1 froun 40 § bowse. o =5 THE LEADING CARRIAGE FA%&R!; 1409 14° Dodgo St. { “wmmamec b 0 Homeopathio Physician. A