Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 20, 1884, Page 7

_DAILY BEE® MONDAY, OCTOBER 20 1834, g 1n order to make room for an immense stock of Spring Goods, 1have decided to — — e L oy oMWy st ] R rnt | Y T g o woke(1F oo By GAVERCAY S E l T St DERND) N 4 y BOURBON BRILLANGY, [mierae nutmdy i ek i [y ™ W8 R U B RN MINT UIIRKE f . GEO. R. BEARD, Next door to P. 0. . Wik d4o0PREeR very WiRborstely, RHRLIE | omimor it e e kn combiy, IO A 48 ~ ERTEL'S HAY PRESSES The Domocratc DiSp1ay of LI, MASIG |6 weod above which appessed in soldan | octater 543 o oo bt i ; aud 0nlery letters, *‘Mayor and citizery' welgome,” Horlan connty, Tuesday, October d {01y, and below, *‘Cleveland and Hendricks. 3 A ki Wolcomo Carlisle,” Thero was also & . Farnas county, Wednesday, JEs .. Nyl by largo star of eyergreens, a trophy te Parting oonity, Vedton &~ Noarly Threo Thousand Torchos | brought from the the Chicago democratic JrFIA OOy, W EEERREEsy OF ) ) convention. o, Furnas county, Thutsday. Oc ® N " X and the Streets Full of At this stand Hon, John G. Carlisle . m : Visitors, was the principal spenker. Ilo was in Koarney county, Friday, October n troduced by the mayor, and was recoived |° I Steasrioy tounty; Heldxy, Otbober s with the wildest onthusiasm. The bur Jon of his spooch was that tho republi- | Hasings, Adams comnty, Saturday, Novemd One of the Best and largest 8tocks inithe United States can party had been long enough in power. [aer 1, 2 b m. to select from. and that It was best for the country to cominttces are roquestad to seo that Tho donvrt b evn s of | v o et g, i e 1l 8 Sl | NO STATRS TO DR omonstration Saturday night than they | groat theme was the tarlfl question. He | convayance for speaker to his: next appoint- ELEGANT PASSENGER {ELEVATOR P . really planned for. Although thoy had | denounced the protective policy, and |ment. g promised in tho papers to have b 000 airod at length his views of a tariff for i Ix\v:vl’lh\r congrossional committes Second LT O ""”‘ iy r'\' [ revenue only. His speech was closely diskrich - Y orches in the parade, they really did not | Jistened to, and ne was encouraged by| REPUBLICAN APPOINTMENTS, expect half that number, neither was it | frequent applause. — " A ™ B Z oxpected that there would be so many Kov. Gilbert De La Matyr, in the | Appointments for Gen, Oharles F, 3 ,( e . poople gathered here to soo the demon- meantime was speaking from the baleony Sanderson, | L S 3 Stiation, An speclal traln atter speolal of the Pacific house to another crowd, all | gonator Manderson and other speakers will 5 il ool Shg Yarli Are the Cheapest, Most Durable, Sr § kel L Rl not able to get near enough to Carlislo | o4 raus tho people at tho following places on . rain came in over the various railroads, | to hear him. He spoke atrongly in favor § Weight. the dates named: ’ The Noted Speakers. ) ; it bogan to bo evident that there was |of tho seloction of Congressman Pusey . { ‘With Tlay Prec t any kind can th t of work produced at such little expet se, (ten tons of hay - Brownville, October 18th, i ) Fith no Hay Procascs of any KInd car b0 R0 fone. with tho Extol Improved Machines, 'Warrranted orno | really to be a worush,! and the |On the ground that he would bo more} gy City, October t0th. sale. For illustrated new circular address, GEO, E &0, , Mliveiy numerous companies ‘of campaign: able to do for this district than during| Pawnee ¢ October 21st* e | s ‘Monticn Omaha Boe. allem B it (SRS P dme to - oon his first term, and would be more influ- [ Fairbury, October 221, o | il { = ential than o new member. Ho also| Ked Oloud, October 23, | fusion. Colonel Keatloy, whose | devoted much timo to the tarifl ques: patioe, Dtobor it THAT IS THE NAME OF THE TOWN WHERE s e N 2 , October 27th, RICHARDS & CLARKE, l W. A. CLARKE, experience and ability would enable him ml“l'nu AL, . GHESH, the demoseatis Contral G October 28th, | Superi to handle three timos the numb 1. on. M. V. G , the democratio [ Grand Islnd, October 20th, Proprietors. Superinendent i hor of sol-| - iitte for attorney general of this| Kearnay, October S0th. [} i nd it t ittle t . : S dlers, found it ko bo no litle tikto WA |sate, gave ‘e brist addres to another | Holdras, Novenle I Srods of undisciplined men, with so many | $Towd st the corber (of Brondway wd | Appoinments far Gogrige W. Dorscy | inexperienced eubordinate officers, but | (VA Loy AU and J. G, Tate, ' candidate for district attorney also made 8, Fullerton—Monday evening, October 20, ———— o maha‘ I ron ho did nobly and after many trials and YOI GEO . R DORSEY AND GEN. A, I, CONNOR. atreets were kopt in an enthusinstio up- Columbus—Tuesday evening, October 21, Main street, up Main street to Broadway, were at it to have the good time out. i Gl 3 m a short speceh. Grand Tsland—Friday evening, October 17, U. P. RAILWAY, = 7TH & 18TH STREETY :;:E'c‘:‘“g‘u’::l:.]“’ lino was formed and the | © "y " b6 good & night, howover, | - Central City—Saturday ovening, October Corth Platto—Wednesday ovening, Octobe Y i i { stonta o kopt in an enthustale up- | NGl o ety stenn O | Y hgre: They Can Enjoy Pure Air & Water) ' up Broadway to the Mothodist - church gations got off on special trains, but|~ Plum Creek—Thursday evening, October and then countermarched to the speakers rviday evening, Ostober 24, B E AUTIF' I I SGENER Y Saturday eyening, Octobe GO, W, . DORSEY AND OTHER SPEAKERS, jon—Maonday evening, Octobo — A e ion was formed on_Sixth |fororatary aufo coal oil, hoarso throats, |1 atreat/uid Broadway, and marchsd down)| HUFFah Boysy KL 85001y Liiey and the thero wero numbers of individuala who and thon countormarched 19 tho sporkOR | tarried over the Sunday, viiting friends Bancroft streot. Eighth street to Sixth avenue, then to or taking in the town, bound while thay It was a grand signt, and the greatest political demonstration ever seem in| oo A . Tuesday ovening, Octol 0 ihyid % ati \J Gouncil Blufls, Many who had_protly Chinese Laterns at Seaman's. Dakota L',“L")‘,,“}“?l‘",:::,‘:fi“y‘m_;“, s O%b ylmaA::;:‘\ul‘xln(:'\ Hu;i;zv:ty?(llcznu pleasani things that go to make up a com= i CTRRLT T (el i SOHOOL GIRL FANCIFS, B N e | T ot e i placed the procession at from 3,000 to ST T West Point —Friday evening, October 81, The town of South Omaha it tiwuated south of the city "of Omaha f 4,000, but Tne Brk man, by an actual 5 Mr, Dorsey wiil be accompanied ndi the line of the U. P. Raily 3t is less than 24 miles from th count, as the procession moved down Orimeon Skirts, Low-Heeled Laced | g vt S oo, . Y on the line of the U. P. Railway, sndits less Shan 2 miles from the Eighth street, found thero were 2,680 in thoes and Silver Daggers, J W, 1 Ol Sto Con, Com, | Omuha post office to the north line 1 the town site. the line, including twentybands, Among —_— 3 g ! g3 the pincos represented were Logan, Dun- New York Journal, - o s = South Omaha is nearly 14 miles north :mr} south by 23 east and lap, Dow City, Dennison, Missouri Val-| Tho alligator-skin and velvet belts so uongul-.uumh. west’rnud covers an area of nearly foursquare mules, i ley, Shelby, Minden, Oakland, Silver | faghionable just now are made additional- ; O;\Wh'flm BLUFFS n““i\ . he stock yards are at the extreme southern limit | City, Hanlan, Hamburg, Glenwood, Red |1y protty by the Normal school girls, who | . Whoat—No. 1 milling, 60@65; No. 8, 50@ N . Oak, Noola, Avoca, “Atlantic, Crescont 1.’fl\l~’° u,Zi, fnmmg,m. sty ::utuon the 00;‘mwc'-;'dl‘-'vl. s Nearly 160 lots have been sold aad the demand is on the increese | fiity, Sid“eyri .;}mluundouh, F;:rrngut, bucklos or embroidered in silk on the ounT; .:“";’,“J::;'l“““‘:;:;“;;‘ 25040, The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion. f iverton and Malvern. Omaha sent | velvet. e 0015 00 per ton; balod, 50@60 9 3 7 o i over two bands and 720 men, and showed | Crimson skirts are very fashionable for R;z—-m(glqrm@ p:; e d“ il The $60,000 beef packing house is progressing finely. up strong and enthusiastic, school wear, On rainy days they do not | Qorn Meal—1 80 per 100 pousde, i i ' The Harrison county delegation under pre:\ent the ‘]"ggledy flm)venmuycu ojfiok O}’Vuud—(}uod supply; pricos at yards, 6 00@ supp’ll‘yhsfflio,o()o Water Works are finished and furnish an sbundant 2 command of Sherifi Garrison, presented |white ones do, und, besides, they ar P % 8 }- 3 o afine appearance, the unif;\rm of the | warmer. Ve Y fi‘g"p'{wgg“vmd- hard, 1150 per ton; soft PURE SPRING WATER. Liog club being very handsome, and i i i Lard—Fairbank's, whols t 9] v 4 dmg E‘u‘gnu cornet b:ud. tyhe Northwestern th??z:flr :‘,’,fi’.,'swwl‘fifa‘}!’,,'fi‘,‘;"y‘“‘;:’o‘;k'“‘; Flour— litry‘fi:\u: 160@3 3 LS The B. & M. and Belt Line Railways have a large force of mfn at MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN d"ll)'u vlflrp!hfumsuhinu :xwllomdmt\}!‘uic. on the right and narrow velvot ribbons | Brooms—2 "-"@3“‘3‘:2:;;‘:!- X:flrrkf.’l‘\l;d ‘:rlll(]:\:,l‘tlc\:“:;::]‘:’:x‘d‘"tohf utl}‘:e 3 5&5“‘&";&&?&3 \:;:i‘:nw‘ flall)lt;; unlap showed up strong and there | about the sides and the top of the ruflle, . A . U a wluub ab lzrzn nun;her of ll;‘u i“hlgl(\! hat” | are worn by young ladies at our fashion- M("‘;":fl;&)‘{i::«j}}&" cows 300@3 25, Buteher | furnished for Church and School purposes. club, but strangely enough for a demo- | able schools. They fasten by the belt|™gjiy, 5,50, i ; in thi ino ol eratie procession, they wore the Blaine |1 w"mm" tiin rmfcm St uo“{r " o ol Shoop—350. . Nowis the time to buy lots in this growingieity. They wlll never 5 ¢ y wide saf & s such a8 | Hogs—4 20@4 65 be cheaper than they are to-day. and Logan white hats., Inquiry led to | gentian blossoms or poppies. e ) )4 , J the revelation that a huge practical joke |~ The newest handkerchicfs for schools | ~Ponltry—Live old hens, 7c; spring chickens, A 2) L 5 had been x:&rx)etrr‘\lted upon !h“ml. d{‘n have borders inscribed with Greek char- |2 20@200 pordor. ) 1~ Apply at the Company’s office, at the Union Stocks Yards. 3 uippin hemselves they were led to i v O] . Peache: hus, box, . (3 i WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILLS, i’é“s‘:}:‘ bgy Al o ‘“); e aiaa A]l;;tfer:flor&x[:l: le‘;ul::l;,nuxl‘)ga omnx‘]:e::,:d %{“&'E;“rfl_‘(}rmfl"‘r;” 1‘;&;“‘;:“ S M A UPTON > " . on Blaine hats that they were just the | with a tiny ribbon bow g JICLY: . . [ ) . 16¢, things to wear, and as they had not been | * The girls ina fashionable uptown | ¥ggs—16 por dozen. i MI" and Graln Elevalur Mach"‘erv buying plug hats since the Greely cam- | school are all wearin o elod Taoed | Vesetablos— Potatoes, 30@400 por bushel; Asgistant Secretary, ) aign, they were easily persuaded |gh Th g}lf take 1 onions, 40@50c per bu; apples, ch.-‘.?}, cooking —_— MILL FORNISHINGS O ALL KINDS, INLLUDI.NG THE D oo . wera | pioturen of | walke in T Gl Cn B o Lok | ot Gating, 3 ob; bosmm, 1 '"'f"'f ik Qolebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Oloth |Bisineand Legun in the hajs, bit theso | ot fool tired. uatsy Srss o bR OIE G HI KERI STEAM PUMPS STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE. he' denler; pullcg::lt,. b:ftt ::gpergsflf ;«; Plaid draufi withlenid-];lliudbaé(’iru d 3 miss a few. e afternoon o1 . t of tl v BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS Sartin the rumor began spreadin that e i Railway Time Table. these were not Clevelana hats, and ene | joraey waists. Sttt i T ol C bwo doscoribed the pictures of tho re- [ Vry long undressed kid gloves in_tan COUNCIL BLUFFS, S blican standard-bearers, It was too i .| e tollowt tho times of the arrival and de- | ARCHITRCTUBAL /AND: BRIDAR 0K, publion shandardbotrrs, 1 wis 1 | shadesar Bre_mor bionable heo || o NTe Sy ot Sttt T ] insisted that the hats were all right. | " The high-crown hats with small brims O, L ertivs tan miotos Iater. . { : insisted A ot tho olub. conclndod |and tho round.roll brim turbans aro fav- 08 OR e s NURIANGION AND QUINOT. that they would not risk it and 80 left|ored for school wear. The bang is worn | g COhtoago Express oo nm | ol = - @ |their tall hats ot home, but the others|jy flufly little rings under them. 3 Fost Mail. 00 p TN T }, | wore them. On reaching hero they found | Silver daggers, swords, bows and sols- (R ) T ) & | {hut they really were wearing Blaine hats, | sors are the designs of the lace-pins in oAb Socal dopot only. oo, [ . ! = Bl |and their confusion and attempt to|voguo, Kkuu oS0 A oo The re " Uul iva = smother any allusion to it in the papers | * Tinen cuffs aro again in fashion. They (TS lD (£33 ' \ E was amusing. It is rul_non:d that the | are held by link studs. CHI0AG0, KILWAUKKN AND BT, PAUL, AND— ' Blaine club at Dunlap did not feel that S —— Exprom, 2058 m = they could pay $2 apiece for white hats | ANTI-MONOFPOLISTS, ATTENTION m ixprons, pm ' fi P [l put up the job, knowing that when el ot o om0 | PR TT AT XA ERID « INNOIN B3 the democrats discovered their mistake first District, Day Exprom, 6:54 p m = =1 € |they wonld gladly got rid of thom at any | Fon, Charles H. Brownwas appolnted | ¥ *Doa Molnos Accomuiodation, 006 p | FHaye been Awarded One Hundred and eighteen Priz o] [ T tho Dualap b twithatand: | to add Rings in, tho Hirat congross A price. The Dunlap boys, notwithstanc- 0 ress meetings rst gress: *WABASII, BT, LOUIS AND PAOLFIO. 3 ey o = |ing thoir hats, woro given' a_hearty wel- | ional district, at the places named below | 120 8m PR s16pm Medals at all the prominent expomlo:ls of the come here, and had a jolly time. follows: 1440 p 5 ia Expros 5:45 pm i 5] ] i itaolf proud, and its music, | *Beatrics, Monday, Octobor 20th. 7 p. m. Lo pm et 10:66 & World for the Last Fifty Years. ! AnG P | w uniforms, marching order and numbers, !\:inlcnln* T:mrmh;), U(“ltvvlm:)'l:ir‘n,l, 73 o 7 ww:fi.'l"lx, "»:f::l.‘.:z"“ ' won much applause. Nebrasks City, Saturday, October 20th, 7| pe0 ) Fxpross, ! 171 i Pl ! X Dites for Omaha and other places in th ou i E mpied M1l oouoty/dsloumtion, miee -Dstcn for Omaba sadlpiheripiaocstnfhe | L U e a8 & strong one. T o i [ [ Crescont gc“Y went o big band wagon, | aptain 3. H, St joklo's Appointments g FA-MET R - i [+] ped | which was a noticeablo featuro, and also| 7, Ee 2 i 4 ross, . ! Onpt. 7. H, Btickl, of Thayer county, anti- ross, | £ sent about forty mounted torchmen. mmonopoly candidate for congress in the 2 dis- ocal Exproat, Council Blufls itself showed up weaker | trict, will discuss the political issues of tho day | 7 oiucoln Expins:, and poorer than any of the clubs, There | at the following pomts in southwestorn No- ! 4 4 H ; 1 any ] : DUNNY TRAIN 70 OMATIA, Yye are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for | wero more *‘kids,” loss uniforms, and l"'i;dfl'il,.‘.'.'.',fi:'f‘\-l"f\‘,"(::”“4")?’1'.'.7:‘-; i ) 7:90-8:80-0:80-10:80-11:40 . m. 1:80-:8 - the erection ~of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changing |more howling and whooping than among | - (HIIILETPRICIGN, October 20th, VR-B0-530 88110 b, Bmgermanii —IN— Flouring Mills, from Stona to the Roller System. :;:{rd:f ho‘:}zve‘l’_fl“r';;’ém;fd"fm:l‘i’;’;]‘“‘{f )\l]«-()nnk\\;—'l“m oy, Ustobor 21, L L b U e i i i ishi v . e city. . sdnesday, October 22d, e L BB e 17~ Bspecial attention given to furnishing Powder Plats for any pur | {0500 ¢ coung men, full fitty in Ploomington—Thursday, October 23, at 5 o pose, and estimajes made for some General machinery repairs attended | 50k (e Union Pacific band. [ 7.30 b m. Mrs, B J. Hilton, X D.. i promptly. Aadvess They showod off to good advantage, with | = 1ted Cloud—Friday, October 24th, at 7.£0 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, l RICHARD & CLARKE, Omah Neb their white shirts with blue fronts, black | ™ — [ D) , Omaha,Ne pants, and torches in their hats. They | Hon, Jamos V vis will address the 222 M14dle Brosdway, Council Blufta. Ja ¢ £ these magnificent Pianos is politely re Soated — — — — — sang some lively campaign choruses as | people on the political items of tho day at the N A examinahion o 2 politely req 3.R. TATE. WARR WHITENE they marched along, and was the finest- | following places— o withour reforenco before purchasing any other mnstrument. o appearing body in the procession, party esspecially invited. ) parencies and emblems, besides the club A{ 'i'ffi.'ff."n"i'i" “fl“-'t"iff,fi!z- 17'~pm;" n ) banners, Among the letterings were— 3 S S ATTDR“EYS AT I_Aw. Lam S e atroko to-night.” “Confiden: ot }‘,“I:V;,'fl:"fi"({:ij;f;‘“l,f?‘;,.7,}|; » General Western Representatives. Practioo in State and Federal Courte. y tial, you'll (-milg when11 1 tell you.” fi‘ ]||i|nhu_l(]',, Oc ui 77 p. m, are ::\: oh:?g;llznfi;l;:;;agmr;,ot'mvc MRS, Collections promptly attended to. «Blaine, Jay Gould's man Friaay.” “No t Falls City, October 28, 7 p, m. en p! ” ) { g e Lam s injunotion Judges on his own oath," | At Btells Oclober 2, 7) P. 8.---Also Gen’l Agt's for KNABE, VOSE & SONS N 0 6y “ i "GP \ ) or 80, ST ; o[ (Bum this letters “Pusey velod 0] At Nomaka Olty, Osiobar il ¥ p. . o BEHR BROS., 'and ARION PIANOS, and SHONINGER COUNCIL BLUFFS 10W take back 40,000,000 acres of land.”| At Nebraska City, November 1, 7 p. m. — BIG DRIVE 3o Hooking Yallor, “Blano praed | 4s Biassmot Meremiggh (v i CYMBELLA and CLOUGH & WARREN ORGANS. Em———— » to Mulligan.” “Tell the trath and got . ’ AT thorln." “Th}m g’lu;‘nud Fraud,” *‘Give lu.m. Wm. Neville, ;mt}-;nugn.mly :-,und]l] my love to Mrs, Fisher."' date for congress in the Third dstrict, wil = = , OFFICER & PUSEY| HOMER'S. |riiomiimer s cosme o Bt e 5000 . o hasinots oars of he city, alopg the | gAlaMas Batardey ererng Cel) erlfe |y brovement after improvement h ) 23 Malo Strest Gouncll Blugs, | 1i relghton, Monday evening, October 20. pi 7 P ' BANKERS. 23 Malo Strest -+ Councll Dluffn |line of maroh, thero were numerous resl- | Niobrara, Tuesday evening, October 21, been made, until to-day the clothing Lll(;‘llbl!li finely l:.l)cr;rlnted and .uumtx}u-md., zm., Helona, Wednerday evening, October offered by Schlank & Prince, 1210 | Connoell Blufts' . s Phe most noticable onea were those of | 22, t treot, i 1i - " | Establishea - - 1856 Judgo Jomes, G, D, Brown, and J. K. |~ Donoas Thursley ovnite, 1ok ""““",:.;:2;.,‘5 SR RTRIY |ENDORSED, BY FRANZ LISZT.) Hart, ‘Tho laat named place was made | fackion, Briday eveuings DEME o..lers F d o E: g artington, § lay e g, \ ! oty s i oneic mchnce 40 | o WGP TT Shorvaden | b of iiand lastorm were irunt | Wit eyt Oslhor BEWMERSON PLANOS. —_ across the street, and around the corner CHirl 9 ustom or. "BOSTON, March 1st, 1881 JACOB SINS, E. P, CADWELL in profusion, . EMERSON PIANO 00 —Guxvixumy—Your int Grend, Bquare and"Upright, are really nobby 8IMS & CADWELL, DENTIST: Along Main street and Broadway there Wi, Thomisy While at the same time tho lowness of | satrumeuts aud surivalled for Doatity of tons aad fnish. e to_congratulate You on your stellon . was & bewildorment of flags, emblems, | - Oaklund, Friday « price of the fine grade of clothing 4 yg-at- Masonic Temple, [fic: o i, b ‘et oo Bl e oot o o v f S| g e R 0 Wa e O IRGHATN [ 9 | Mergen’s corner to the Kiel hotel there ing than the - — 3 f Y | oundi y > RECOMMENDS ITSELF. y 4 b ouncil Blufts - - Towa, | were line upon line of these brightly - x { COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. iehted Tantorns, and from thore up to Perfection of: Fit! SPH SOLE AGENT, / Mos, Main Btrect, Roome 1 and.d SHE Broadway there numerous decorations, | J: Burrows, kg, o county, for three o o Mo, Brseh Reomt 0, 38" . S y d 7 B iny of & ty, for thre = 1519 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob. i i ourts. i e —— S — | On Broadway it would bo almost impos | years secrotary of tho State Varmers' Al AND THE QUALITY OF SO ———————T— ] TG 7 4 r— ” sible to enumerate ali the places. Theo |ance, will speak on the political issues of th N : o ! obab! otive, | doy i ¢ Sccond e ngressic district, af } . ‘ T BTEWART, DR O. O FE AN, | fithgiely i ol ol o e oo sl s | MATERIAL AND MAEE RUEMPING & BOLTE, DENTIST some pleasing drapings, Hardin's win-| = Utica, Sew S catinty: Weluasdav: Ootobe ~VANUFACTURERS OF-~ al . ATTORNEY AT LAW. Feactioon n Federal and State Courle, 501 Brosd 100 MAIN STREET, way, over Bavings Bauk Jlao looked very ni 5 . 1 {ampton, Hamilton cov Thursd Oge \ad its front covered with flags and lan lul’,‘_’f,.'x‘“ly_,“‘ amilian coualy, Thursday, Oc terns, Lacy's saloon had a transrarancy | Harvard. Clay county, Friday, October 2412 70 represonting tho republican barrel &g at?p. m. 71270 | Pormer Windows, Flatale, Window Caps, Iron Orestings, Metalllc Sky-lights, &0, Tia, Licn and SlatelRoo owa, |ooUNo BLUFFS - = @ 10WA Farnam Street, ) 810 Bouth 12th Bbrech Omaha Nobiasks, COUNCILBLUFF§ + =