Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 26, 1884, Page 5

().\l,\lL\ l)All,Y ":l,l‘]---b.»\'l’l‘lllt\ Y. .l i'l‘\' ‘.26. 1684. b = — — - — — e t— — -3 ————— | “l show d think one was too v.u m wet A DREADFE[L})EEEAT around vy T, here are - cromds CAUGHT BY RPFIEGTION The Largest Stock in Omaha and Makes the Lowest Prices: The Unlon Pacifios Defented by the| *'Would you have him turned away on | A Sneak Thief Attempts to got Away p— BEDFORD & SOUER Owing tothe increase in our business we’ve admitted to the firm Mr EdwinDavis,who is well and favorably knownin Omaha.This will enable us to han- die an increased list of property. We ask those who' have desi- rable property for sale,toplacethe same with us, The new firm will be L ) & vl REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 213 South 14th St ITISASPECIFIC | ITISRELIABLE, FOoR in ouring Kidney & Liver Dright's Dis: Troubles, oave, Fatns in the Back, Loins, or Sides, Retens guon or Non: @B otontion of, Biadder, Urinary and Liver Diseasce, Dropsy, Gravel and Diabetcs, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. It curea Biliousness, Hoadacho, Jaundioce, Sour \ Btomach, Dyspepsia, Constipation and Piles, IT WORKS PROMPTLY and oures Intemperance, Nervous Discasos, General Debility, Excesses and Femalo Weakness. USE IT AT ONCE, It restores the KIDNEYS, LIVER and now. ELS, to a healthy action and CURES w; other medicines fail. Hundrods have be Who have been given up todio by friends 7 Physicians. Price#1 5, Sond for Tltustrated Pamphlet to DY CO., Providence, I, 1 ITHE SURE CURE FOR KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINTS, CONSTIPATION, PILES, i AND BLOOD DISEASES. § esful remedy , Monkton, Vt. Kidney-Wort is always roliablo.” Dr, R. N, Clark, So. Hero, Vt, “Kidney-Wort has cured my W ifo afior tivo years suffering.” Dr. C. M, Summerlin, Sun IIill, Ga. IN THOUSANDS OF CASES all elao had failod, Itis mild, XTAIN IN IT8 ACTION, but ForTtcleanaca the Blood and Strengthon ard gives New Lifo to all tho important o tho body. The natural action of the Ki and tho Bowels movoe frooly and healthfully In this way tho worst diseases aro cmucnu from tho systom. PIICE, $1.00 LIQUID OR DRY, SOLD BY nucumm. =y can bo sont by 8. H, ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - - - - - Neb. BRUAGER O THOROUSABAEY AND HIOH GRADY HEAEFORD ARD JERASEY CATTLE AND DUROO OR JEMSNY RED SWINE &3 Young stack for sle. Oorrssuondence soll ted m once for Lilus urshall, Mich, itton gusranteo. A tria y's Specitic will convinge uomuumpurm of ita voal mcrita, On acocunt Yollow Wrapp: S Ful paction: 1 0 eeud froe o Mol 1o 1y sold by 0, OF 31 packages for mafl on the recelpt of the THE GRRA §0ld wOmahal+ & ¢ ~=dman M R. RISDON Genl Insurance Azedi BEFREBENTS Phoantx Asiurance Co,, 0f London, Cash Asaots, . wontonestor, N. ¥., Caplial, v Mercnmita, of Newssk, K, Olrard Firo, PhilacoigLis, av! ¥iromen's Fund Cay tal oney, by addres MEDICINE CG., puttuln, N. Y. 1y Yo In Justice Court, beforo Gus of the Peace, Douglas cou felder, part Marcis & 1) detendar ta + ‘will take notice that on the 4, wald Justice lssned an achiment fn the above entitled owuse for 18 in an action ponding before him. ¥ ou and answer m., 4t 15th day of order o o £61.25 and ¢ are required to sppear beforesail Justic ou or leforo July 2ith, 1854, ut 10 oclock, ich time said cau e will come onfor hea L 1. OBERFELDE tLarney con Bl 1y 10-17:24 Norieast. Nobraska ALONG THE LINE OF THE| Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolls and OMAHA “AILWAY The new cxtension of this lwe trom Wakofield uy the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN through Concord and Coleridge To uAnTING-’I‘ON. Pl artington, and via Blal the e, Norfolk prioipal poluta SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD Trelus over tht O, 8t. P. M. & O. Rallway to Gov agton, Sloux City, Ponca, Hartington, Wayne snd Noxtolk, Donnoct at Blaix or Fromout, Oakda ¢, Neligh, and through to Val: entine, €A For rates and all information call on F P, WHITNEY, Geners Agent, o have adopted the | Score of 12 to 0 by the Visiting Hoosiers, base ball team yes. a Waterloo ot the hands of the Evansvilles. Never in its history has it metjsuch a defeat. The Evansvilles,stung bythe remembrance of Thursday's contest, went in to win and their The Union Pag terday sustained most successfully accomplished purpose, piling up twelve runs and shut ting out the homo team. Rockwell, who never bofore left the pitcher's box, was forced from his pesition, giving way to McKelvy in the ninth inning. The Hoosiers compelled tha Union Pa- cifics to do nothing but hunt leather, The game was signalizad by the moat inexcus: errora and miserablo base running of the Union Pacifics, Whitney, the old relia ble, played liko an amateur, being cred- ited with six errors, and MoKelvy, who is considered one of the coolest headed players, made several very costly ones, without which the Kvansvilles' score would have beon materially reduced. The brilliant features of the game were Funkhouser's unusually fine conter field- ing, and tho strong and machine-like playing of the visitiors and their terrific batting, Below is the scoro: UNION PACIFICS, R OB YO A WU U S Al G 0 0 I 30 0 00 0 0 4 Walsh, '5..... i) BERRY Dugan, 1 R 00 Rockwell, p1b 0 8 1 Totals... .....0 17 10 EVANSVILLE, Players R’ A E Sowders, 1D ......... 0 w0 Thompson, 1 £ .2 0o 0 Marr, v ... e 8 v Beard 85 i d 1 1 Decker, c. . i 18 ) Veach, L0 9 0 Hagan, 0 SiEe] Ratter [ 1 1 Bryan, ¢ 2 () Totals. .........12 15 3 BY INNING 123456789 Union Pacil L 000000000 0 Lvansville.. .. .1030121 4012 Time of game—2 hours 10 min. Two-base hits—Marr1, Beard 1, Veach 1. TRun: ed— Lvansville Total bases on hits—Union 1 ivans- ville B3a es on balls—Union Pacifies 2, Evans hase on errors—Union P 3, Evansvilles Lefton bases—Union Pacifics 8, Fvans- ilics 6, assed balls—Bandle 1, Dockor 1. First base on batk—Duz Umyiro Strock, of Council Bluffs, — PERSONAL, J. C. Tverson, of Nob Metropolitan. N.J. Crane. of Arlington, fs at the Metro- politan. M. Blackwood and wife, of Grand Island, are at the Metropolitan, William Schack, of David City, is reglstered at the Metropolitan, T. W. Waterman, of Schuylet' is at the Metropolitan. D. Joseph, of Chicago, s in the city quarters oA at the Metropolitan. raska City, is at the Chas. Johnson, of Los Angeles, Cal., is so- journing at the Metropolitau, J. H. Reed, of Cedar Rapids, 1a., fs at the Metropolitan. H. Waessel, of Bell Metropolitan, Miss Clara Schlesingor bas returned from a four weeks' trip to Chicago. Miss Annio Scannel, of Chicago, is vis- 1ting her uncle Mr. Jokn Hussic and family, Mra. Josephine Egan and Miss Stacia Crowley have returned frou o pleasure trip to Papillion. Mrs, W. F. Lorenzen has gone to Daven- porton a six weoks visit to her father, who is @ rosident of that place. Mr., B, J Plain, Ind., isat the . Bussay, of tho firm of McInnia & Bussey, started yestorday for Ainsworth, Neb., to look after some land m that vicinity in which the firm are intorested, Me. A. C. Coble, of Carlisle, Pennsylvar ia, who lias been stopping in this city for s fow days past, left Last evening for Ogallula where ho will buy & number of Lorses and cattle a tart a xanch upon tho Powder river, o “The Dead Line," Many old soldiers romenber ‘‘the It was a 1 . Dyspepsin, or and kidney disoases aro full of po the sick, but Zurdock Blood Litters ara a cer- tainromedy. Sold everywhere, S Out For Himsel—A Story. Striking True Well Spring. Somebody opencd the door of a great counting-room—a small boy with patciod paots. He spoke fo the cashier. “Oan I ses Mr, Allen?” Mr. Allen, tho proprietor, was often t! at acoount?” “Oh, no, sir! 1 woulan't have no body put out into the cold to get me in,” shivering as if he had often felt the cold 1 only thought I might slip abcut where he couldn’t. Maybe 1 ought not to both er you; but I liked your storo, and mother heard you say you was once a poor boy yourself,” “So I was! So I was!" The fino blue oyes kindled, “*That'swhy I talked with you, my little man, I like your spirit. I believe you will bo successful. = Keop trying—you'll find & place—apply at tho large dry goods stores who employ boys, Lot me know how you succeed,” Two weoks later, somebody enterod the office again, dressed in a rubbor coat 80 long and large that he looked liko a miniature tent; but the bright face was instantly recognized by the cashier. As beforo, he asked to see Mr. Allen, enter- ed the privato oftice, and again startlod the gontleman with a cheerful *“(igod morning, Mr. Allen." “Wall, how do you get on’” “First-rate. I've just ongaged at With & Watch and s Caught in the Act, Last evening about half past four, two young men wont Edholm & Krickson's jowelry storo and asked ono of the propriotors to show them into somo wold watches, as they wished to buy one, Several were Inid out on the show case and one of the men who afterward gave his namo as Witliam Jones, selocted ono whose prico was £45, HoZstated he had rnly €20 and would go out and got the balance. After ho had gono out his partner, Androw Simpson, asked the proprietor to tigure on the othor watches, and while his back]was turned stuffed one Into his pocket, The propriotor and his ‘clork, from the reflection in the mirror, saw him get away withithe watch. Theformer went around the counter to the door and locked it. The clerk drew a revolver and White's, sir, tor two dollars and a half a week. 1 thought I'd dropin and lot you know."” How his oyes shone! “That is good news. live *At Cambridge.” “Won't the ear fare make quite a hole in your salary?” *‘No, sir! 1 spend no moaey on rail- roads. I walk.” “Youll succeed!” Again tho mer. chant's eyes kindled. **Well, call often, I'd like to hear trom you,” The boy lingered. “1 don't go to work till to-morrow morning, sir—loafing this afternoon, Haven't you something I can do—any kind of work? 1I'd like to give mother a lift to-day.” The gentleman's hand moved toward his pocket, but was withdrawn as the boy suddenly receded, with a Lot flush on his wanand hungry cheek, *I wanted to earn money, sir. Have those men done up all your errands { Oc maybe you'd like some windows washed ! My rubber coat would come in handy.” The idea of the little follow clenning the maesive plate-glass ! But Mr. Alden did not laugh at him, “Wo have a regular window-cleaner,” he said. The boy sighed. “I wouldn't want to spoil his job, aspecially if he has a family.” The merchant laid aside his pen, rose and went into the counting-room. “Can we hunt up something for this little chap to do 7 ho asked the cashior, as anxiously as if he wore pleading for himself. “He ought to bo eacouragd.’ “‘Those three flights of stairs need aweeping.” “Very well, set him at them. So the cashier got the watering-potand brushes and led the way to the upper story, the atom in the tent rustling after, beaming ard brisk. *‘You may sweep the store-rooms, too. It requires judgment not to throw ' dust on all those bundles of paper.’ 1 Ilhn careful, sir; you can depend| upon me,’ *‘Well, take your time," said the cash- ier on leaving; *'if any oue interferes, send them to me.” The boy fell to work with a will. By and by the janitor heard the quoer scratching noiso along the neglected stairs, “‘What are you doing! here!" He asked sharply. **Mr. Allen,” was the reply, without a pause in the brushing. *‘‘See here, mis- ter, when I get through, can’t you give me something to do, too?” You seo I'me loafing this afternoon, 1've rot a steady job to-morrow.” *1 don’t hire nobody,” janitor, and went away. Whenthesweeper had finished, received his pay and gone, Mr. Allen came out of his ofiica. ““Wheras tho little man?’ ho asked, and seemed disappointed when told he was gono, *‘I wanted him to carry these to my son.” The good man held two small parcels that had lain in his desk a long time. He hunted them up for the sake of em- ploying the boy. Tho cashier says Mr. Allen will keep his eye on that lad, If he continues faithful, self-reliant and eager to holp his mother, possibly there will yet be a placo in tho stately count- ing-room for the buy who decided to “atrike out” for himself. e Hear Him, I feel new. T was afilicted with sick head- ache snd general debility, bub Zurdock Blood ’ Where do you Who put you said the crusty ters, brousht about an imme liate improve ment in my general hoalth, T cousider them the Dest madicine_in thy market.’ Adolph Lallz, Buffulo, N, Y. ez Mary Anderson to Join the Nuns. Loxnoy, July Every one llkes to take solid comfort and it may be enjoyed by every one who keeps IKid ney-Wort in the house and takes a fow di at the first symptoms of an attack of M Rhoumatism, Biliousness, Jaundice or g atfection of the Liver, Kidneys or Bowels s purely” vegotatly compound of roots, loaves and berrics known to have special valuo in kidney troubles, Added to these are to busy to be seen, But the cashier, won by his pleasant face and funny little air of business, pointed the little stranger into an inner office. “Thank you, sir,” said the boy, and hastenced to enter the door. Mr. Allen sat before his desk reading aletter, Ho was so interested that he did not see the boy, who stood a moment e | at his elbow and then said almost in his oear: *(i0o0od morning, Mr, Allen.” Mr. Allen started, turned his head and eyeing his caller from his smooth hair to the we!l-blacked but worn shoes, asked: “Do you wish to seo me, youngster? “Yes, sir; I'm striking out for myself.” looking as tall as possible. *‘Mother's sewed for both of us long enough., I'm going to earn my own living now." “Ah,” said Mr, Allen, leaning back on his chair, and fixing his keen blue eyes on the brave young face, ‘‘can’t your tather support you?” No, sir; he died when I was a baby Aud before that mother had to sew for hoth, He never struck out sir except to drink.” “You don't propose to strike out in that way !" +No, #ir!” He spoke with manly de- cision, ‘‘Have you anything for me to do? 1 like the looks of things here?” “Thank you. I fear we have nothing for a swall for 8 small person like you. My clerks, you sos, are all men." The boy lsoked through the open door into the wide, elegant counting room. Yes, they were all men, some gray-haired and dignitied, “Don't you have any errands, sir/’ he persisted. “*I'll do them very quickly.” ““Those two porters at the lower end of the room do all such work.” remedies activg dirootly on the Liver and Bowels, It removes the cansoe of disease and fortifies the system avaiost new attacks, i Three ildren Drowned, Cinieaco, July 24 —TheJournal’s Greon Lay, Wi, spucial snys: Throe young childron of Joseph Ashlay weat bathing in the river near here, and in attempting to rescue one of their number feom drowning all three perished. TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER MALA Symptois indicato thoir exist X Appetite, Bowels costive, Sick Heads ache, fullness after eating, exestion of body or ain f food, Ir ity of ter hg of having Thews, Flutte o eyes, hi PAT mand the use of a remedy th on the Liver. AsaLivermedic PILLS havono o ual, 4 [ L VIgor - « no nuusca or g nor laterfere with daily worl and ato & porfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARI*{ \dcvery whire, %0, Offive, 41 Airriy Bt TUTT'S HAIR DYE, GRAY HATR O WHISKERS clanged ine stantly to o GLOSSY BLACK by o #inglo ap. plicatlon of this Dr. " Bold by Diugglats, ©Orsent by express on receipt of 31, iy, 44 Murruy Strect New York, TUYY'S MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE, hold the thief at bay until the police ar- rivod and took him to jail. While the robber was being kept under fire, ho pulled the watch from his pocket and throw it upon thecounter. \When searched at the polico station 65 cents was found upon nis person, His accomplice was also arreated, NO POISON IN THE PASTRY IF FOR STRENGTH AND TRU U FLAYOR THEY STAND ALONE. Pheraneo oY THe Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, . Sioasid $6t. Louis, Mo, Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder —Ano— Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, Hest Dry K Yenst. SOR BALE I QROCERS. WE MAKE BUT ONE QUALITY. ACADEMY OF THE SAURED HEART ! OMAHOA NEBRASKA. The scholastic year commences on the First Wednesday in September. Tho courta of nstriction embracoaall tho Elomen- tary and higher branches of a finished Differenco of Religion is no obstacle to slon of young ladies. Puplls are reccived at any tims of the year. TERMSPAYVABLEIN ADVANCE | Washing, Tuition In English aud French, use of books. Iano, per scesion of Five Monthsy, - - $150.00 TRA CITARGES —Drawing, Painting, , Guitar and Vocal Mus uird from all Including Board, German o v rsons unknown to the fnstitution. For further information apply to the \LADY SUPERIOI _hyiumee fANHO0D [y k. aeaus o s el BESTORED, HUGO RO(K ISLAID & PACIFIC 'Y of It 1ino, eonneots the {; £AT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE SR E. ST, JOHN, ST, LE, Free &Gk Mg ek e Base Ball! New park, Storman ave. Wednesday, July 28rd st RED STOCKINGS s, TORMENIS. Saturday, July 20, at 11:3 Lincoln v, Omaha---Cricket Malch, Baturday, July 26, 8t 6 p. m. 120 YARDS HANDICAP, 44 Admission 25 Cents. Grand Staud ¥ice. B¥ Furniture. DRAPERIES ANC MIRRORS, CETAMBER SETS Just recelved an assortment far mrpmh;s anything In this market, comprisin ¢ the Iatest and most mtg deslgns manufactured Jfor this spring's trade and covering & range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive. I;arlo'r 'Goédsr Now ready for theinspection of cus-| Complete stock of all the lates Draperiés. tomers, the newest rovelties in stylesin Turcoman, Madras and Suits and Odd Pieces. Lace Curtains, Ete., Ete. Elerant Passenger Elovator to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERICK, 1206,1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, - - - - OMAHA NEB. RUEMPING, BOLTE & C OMPANTY, —MANUFACTURERS OF — ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED [RON CORNICES, Dormer Windows, Finlals, Window Caps, Iron Creatinzs, Metallic Sky-lights, &0. Tin, Iron and Slate RoofJ ers, 810 South 12th Strect, Omaha, Nobraska, MANUFACTURER OF OF n‘numr FIRST-OLASS (arTianes, Buug] Tl Waag AND TWO WHBEL CARTSE. 11610 and 1820 Harnoy Stroct and 408 4, 181h Bureet, |} omaha- Neb ustratod Oaalogquo furaisned frav ucon (applicatlon. RICHARDS & CLARKE, W. A. CLARKE, Proprietors. | Superinendent Omaha Iron Works U. P. RAILWAY, - - 17TH & 18TH STREETS MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Steam Engines, Boilers WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MII_JLS. Mill and Grain Elevator Machinerv MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting OCloth STEAM PUMPS BTEAM® WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. VTIIN ¥3TI0¥ TTIAO [ L3 We are prepflred to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for the erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or jor changing Flouring M lls, from Stona to the Roller System, 0-#/~ Especial atteution given to furnishivg Powder Plar{s for any pur~ pose, and est mies wade for some General machimery rejuirs attended promptly, Aadress RICHARDS & CLARK, Onxaha, Neb,