Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1885, Page 8

8 THE DAILY BEE Taesday Morning, April 14, LOOAL BREVITIE The C. K. of A, will meetin their hall this evening st 7:30. T. ¥. BRrsNaN, Saturday eveniog Justios Stenborg mar- * ried James Kogelthaler to Mary Verbs, and Nols Hammer to Hannah Jensen. One hundred and thirty-one liquor deal- ors havo filed application In the city clerk's office for licenees, inclading saloon, brewery and wholesale men. —Betore Justics Gnstave Anderson yester dny, judgment for 885 and costs was rendered in favor of Morse & Brunner, real estate dealers, In o suit against C, W, Cain. The claim was for commissions. The officers and ladies at Fort Omaha gave an admitable dramatic performance Sat- urday ovening at the post theatre, the play being that of “Uaste.” A number of gentle men and ladies from the city were among the iel\thd auditors. * 7 A telegram Saturday night from Wake- . field informed the police of o forgery of £30 by one Frank Rogers who claimed to be an employo of J. 8, Caulfield, Tho forgery was on the Security bank, Uaulfield had heard of knew no such man as Rogers, who, Canl- Little Bortio McCune, & son of William MecCune, was playing with a blank cartridge Saturday morning, He supposed that it was harmloss, He was mistaken. It was halt full of powder and when he set & match to it, the wicked thing exploded, His hand was saverely maimed. ~Mr. A. MclInuis, of the firm of McInnis and Bussey, arrived home last Saturday ‘morning from the east, where ho had beon on a business and plesuro trip, He visited his old homo in Canada, returning by the way of New Yorkand Boston, where he selected a vory handsomo line of spring and summer goods. —The Douglas County Agricultural socie- “ty's officors met Saturday to hear reports as to the district fair. It was learned from members who had been looking into the mat- ter that seven countios were ready to join in CITY AND COUNTY. _{An Amicable Settiement Between the Two. of tee Dispssition of the 0ld Conrt Honse Proparty. The Deal Consummated Yesterday Morning and the Deeds Tra ferred—Dotails of the Transaction. The county ocommissioners held a special sesslon yesterdsy morning to take the final ateps toward the transfer of the old court houso property. Gen.| Cowin, county attorney, being absent, a written opinion from George W. Doane was pro- duced, announcing the legallty of the mossare propossd. Tho sale of the property was completed. Tho county transferred to Mr. Paxton the old court house propetty, in return for ten thous- and dollars in cath, and two lots on Elghteenth and Farnam, which were turned over to the city. . Mr. L. W, Hill of Boggs & Hill, acted ns agont for Mr. Paxton and delivered to the county treasurer, the deeds to the property, made out by that gentleman in San Fran- olaco. A qait claim deed signed by Act- ing Mayor Marphy,i n behalf of the clty, was turned over to the Paxton estate. The $10,000 in cash was pald into the treasury where It now stands to the county’s oredit. A contract was made out by the commlssioners, In behalf of the county whereby the city is to ccoupy four large roomsand two vaults in the basement of the new ocourt house, for three years from and after May Lat,or untll tiu new City hall is com- pleted, if it ehould be completed before the atipulated time. <Under the contract the city will - got free wmse of the heat and light in in the building. The county ia to receive $5,000 from the clcy on or before the ficat day of August of this year. This is a most Important and beneficial move for the city. Tho clty zecords which have been acattered heretofore through threo diffcrent bulidings, the old tho project, and the time for it most favored was tho month of Soptember. It was deter- mined at an early day to meet with the Board of Trade and exchatge ideas upon the subject. —The @ouncil Bluffs postmaster and chiof of police were in Omaha Siturday in search of Mionie Woodard, late beer-slinger of the Buckingham. It appears that Wade Hamp- ton (» ifferent bread from the U, S. senator from South Carolina) had spont $65 of the $300 ho stole from the U, S, mail while postal city hall, the city treasurer's office In the Redick ballding, and the clty offices in the Crelghton bullding, and have been exposed to the great ritks of fire, will now be under one roof, and 1ip the fire- proof vaults. The county commissloners are now awaltlog the recolpt from Architect Meyers of the . specifications or the rotalning wall whicn is to be built for the Farnam bavk of the new court house slte. soon as theeo specifications are recelved, the work of clerk, and invested it in & watch and chain for tho oyprian, She promptly gave the jew- olry tothe Towa postmaster. Hampton was “:gone on” watches; ho had already given {up 2 $35 one to the postmaster which had been bought with part of the stolen $300. —Tt now looks as though that delightful re sort, the Buckingham theatre, would not suc ceed in obtalning a license, Soveral weeks ago the proprietor made an applicstin for o licensoand . deposited $100 with City Treasurer Buck. They foiled, bowever, to take the completing steps, nud although they last day for the is- building the wall will be at once com- menced. The county commlsslonera have se- THE _DAILY BEE-- TUFSDA{, APRIL 14, 1885 fettors and took his pocket-book | RASCALLY RESTAURATEURS. out to obtaln some stamps and efther loft 1t lying on the table in his room, or dropped it between the housesnd a mall box & block distant. While he was gone to mail hls letters the house was unlocked and none of the inmates were at home. It is barely pos- sible that some one entered the houss daring his absence and stole the wallet and money. Mr. White is inclined to be- lleve, however, that he dropped the wal- let between the house and mall box. Carl & Coyle ihe Brace of Scamps Waiter Girls and Thewr Patrons—Farewell! ————gp The restaurant keepors of Omaha are as T e e marking young | {18 and fiokle as tho sfleations of a Now man, being employed In Smith's dry |York belle; and the hasty flight of St. gooda store on Farnam street and his [Jullen, the Fifteenth and Capitol avenus l:;u ropmfl;!{'- his Mmt‘ln“!md!‘T man, s followed by a similar escapade of time past. any one has found the i i posketbiosk st meney (lisy Willlbe wll | CICTe $HENIING HRLIN, AGR WAL rowarded upon roturning it to him at|mOre romantis, in which Mossrs. B. J. Oarl and R. B. Coyle, the Farnam Smith’s store. — steec! restauratenrs, ate the prime fig- Seal of North Oarolina Tobacso Is the | ares, best, o January last, Carl & Coyle, who camo here from Indiana, aud havo fig- ured as impscunious adventurers, made some sort of a deal with T. 8. Zstty the former owner and manager of the res- taurant at 1500 Farnam and seoured a Y A 8016 proprietary Interest n the establish- John Daling, employed in the Unlon |ment, Mr, Zotty * retirlng and Paclfio shops, was golog to his bome on [seeking : other fields of North Saunders streot, last night, when | 2°%; o g:':-‘:;“;:“"od 3 L), ' ) ho was mot by a couple of men, Who | thgrestauraht on' the pay no-debts-and asked the hour. Mr. Daling, In an-[scoop-in-all-yon-can scheme and have swering the questlon, pulled out his|proved eminently successful. Things watch and gave the two men the desired have been running along in a manner ap- information, Whilohe was replacing [ Pper a5 smooth until u fow deys the time ploce in _hls pocket, one of the |of creditors surmised that all was not men dropped bahind him, as though he[right. Mours. O. & C. kept bolstering were about to go in an oppotite diraction, ::’nm‘ :‘:Ol;f ll\lléy, :rednnd ';11:3 spoe A Ev:r ‘“fis;‘”{l ‘1“"":;‘: ‘“°“:dv hh"" managed to lunl:lgp ohl:uyumonn'ing to ) 7t y C3VY | vory nearly $1,000, exclusive cf a mort- TOOT PADS AGAIN, A Man Brutally Beaten and Robbed. Thay Defeand Theie Creditors, Their DER Absolutely Pure. This po A warvel of puroty strongth and wholesomeness. Sfore sconomical s the rdinary kinda,ard cannot be sola in competl. tion with the multitude of low teat, short welgh! Aluta of physohrte powders, Sold only In oans ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 108 Wall &t; N.Y. DR. PUHEK, Graduate ot the University Vienna, Aus- tria, Late Burgeon to the Military Hospital, of Vienna, Will do a general I?ndied an Surgical practice, All calls in city or country prompdy attended. _Office at the Omaha edical and Surgical Institute, Corner 13th Street and Capitol Avenue. DREXEIL & MAUL, ® never varios, blow In the back of the head. The other 5 man ropeated the operation and Mr. |50 pihe (Piaces hish Smewns o Duling fell insensible. This is all he re- however, and (the Ihil‘zlldlr creditors members of the operatlon, When he re- | wore propared at aby moment to swear ¥ived Feom b SwoBH 1S, fonrid HIN 1408 | nuro] e covered with blood, his clothes torn and | S £*AeTent, Paners on the osaish his kenoral condition anything but de-| " 9 lighttul. His watob, o gold ono with |3 00¢y, Blght the orlss cume. Carl chajn, was missing, fogethor witha1ing, |wora 0! anybedy . bosrded - one saglabaut ffteen dollars in monny. - fgf* ih AR AR r D. eays that he can give a clear desoription ot both men, and Is confident ;f‘3,::‘::;‘:;,t':d",g’::{2’:‘;%;":_&'}:”;’{& o oo, Fsooend them agaln. | them two young ladles with whom_they o em, he saye, was a tall man}p,q heen "quite intimate and to whom with a heavy black moustache, while the |}, i y were marrled yesterdsy in the Bluffs Sther was & trifle shorier and smooth | qpjs, however, prgvn t> b untrue, as ':fig; heavy build and a very rapid|poth’ of the fair damsels sre Tt qults ovldent that the town is by | %t inmignation sy " lasinoatons that Messrs, C. and C. have wooed them nn“;neluu yet free of these thugs and ruffians. As long as the pollco are pow- erlis to exterminato thom, It behooves | fp /ooty 88 1o bring. them up to overy one who puts himsell In thelr way, | “Thls morning the news of tho esca- to fj,,"med and prepared for ‘*heavy | pade spread rapidly and the doors of the \WOLKS Y restaurant both before and behind, were "That whiter skin of hers than snow, besleged by a clamorous crowd of cred- “And smooth a3 monumental alabaster,” | itors demanding eatisfaction. In Judge Waa all acquired by using Pozzoni's Anderson's court a number of attach- Medicated complexion powder. curad for'the nse of the No. 3 Engine company the Paxton barn on Eighteenth o and Faraam, as the board of trade will SO ERITL take formnl postession of' the Sixteonth | At the op:rahouse Fridaynight the con- and Farnam site, on the fifteen:h of this | cert of the Fourth Infantry band was the month, event. It was a grand musical success in Buy C. H. Donglass & Son’s Capsicum | every particular, and nearly every num- Cough Drops for your children; they are | ber on the programwe was enccred, A harmlcas, plessing to the tasto and will |8ad commentary it {s on the muslcsl taste cure their colds. D. S. and Trade Mark | of the peopleof this great and growing on every drop, 1 |clty, that they should have eo slighted suance of the permit has gono by, they are fhot yot in possession of the license, Yesterday tho $100 was garnisheed by Joseph McVey, And was paid over by Mr, ‘Buck. Thus' the Buckingharp is absolutely without protection in the matter of selling liquer, and are amen- able to the law for infringement of the ‘stat- utes. Why doesn't the city marshal now close up the place? ' ‘PERSONAL. ,Hon, E. Rosewater, editor of the B, left yeaterday for tho sast. James McAuley, Esq., of Council Bluffs, was in O-naha on Satarday. He has accepted the position of western traveling correspond ent for the New York World, E. M, Stenberg, the popular police judg elect, was serenaded Saturday night by the Scandinavian ¢lee club, The judge, in a few well chosen words, expressed his thanks to the visitors, WAt the Millard: W. Cole, W. Epperson, S. Girardet, P, 8. Barnos, F. Kepaler, Weep- ipg Water; R.E. Gaylord, Omahs; ‘5, J. Mochirson, Chicago; Geo. N, Reynolds, To- ledo; A, D, Crain, Des Moines; ¥, M. Mor ritt, Bordeous; J, R, Cemball, New York, At the Motropolitan: H, J. Kenny, Red Cloud; O. Rameay, Mrs. J. Berton, Mrs. A. Fovans, Lincoln; J. ). Evans, Sutton; W. G. Hall, Nehraska City; G. W, Culp, Nemaha; Thomas Fleming, South Bend; 8. J. Bingle and wifo, Grand Island, and R. W. Hayer, Hastinge, Neb, W. B. Murphy, Stromsburg; J. H. Coffin, U P P, Becker, Colnmbus; Albert Johnson, Lincoln; Chas, West, Lincolu; Geo, W. Farwell, Liucolo; D, W. Simpson, Ne- braska City; §. 0. Raymond, Columbus; H, - m—— the concert, which was really a gem in its POLICE COURT. way. From the first opening namber to the last exquisitely rendered Fantasla, *‘A Musicsl Soiree,” the pro- The Monday Morning Grist, —Routine | gramme was presented in a careful and Business, artistio manner. The Glee Club, in thelr various nnénboru, l:d};ieflh much to th; oc- o caslon, and sing with that spirit and at- The police eollm waa orowded yesterday tention to daoal%p, which llgnyu charac- mornltig, both ‘with the front row cul- | terize their work. The ssxophone and prits and* an esger audienge ready, as |xylophone solos evoked much applausa, ever, to drink in the lucions detalls of |as did also the quartette, ‘‘In this hour the routine of the varlous trials. Poter Larsen, Harry Hawes, Fred Kelly, E.. Culver and M. S. Johnson, were a quartetto of gentlemen whese fall- Ing for driok had led them sstray from tho paths of virtue, They had been jailed, They wero trlod, found gullty and sentencod to pay & fino of $5 and costs. They were all released, except Larsen, who, I default of the needful funds, will tarry a short while with Joo Miller, Dell McQaeen was_arralgned on a sim- tlar chargo aad was discbarged. Jim Walsh, Ben Hewitt, and E, C. Davis had been engaged in a frizndly sot- to, Saturday, and all thrae of them were badly ucedup; E. C. Davis and Hew- itt, giving bail, were rolessed and did not appear this morning. Walsh is still held and was ratsined until last evening, when he was released. Bartley Healoy Had been lollingin the lap of Bacchus and had *‘lolled” justa triflo to0 much, He. wag sont over the hill John Camerén and John Murphy were up for vagrancy, but were discharyed. Murphy waa ordercd to leave town befors night. “Eoglish Liz" Howard, who was re- cently acquitted of the murder of Nettle Howard, again made an appearance in of noftened splendor,” rendered by Mrs. Day, Mies Coamberlain, Measrs. Reed and Wilkins, ¢‘puss 1§ poots.” What a boy can do was ably shown by the **Boys’ Temperance Company” of the First Congregational church in their entertainment Friday night, The little play, *‘Puss in Boots,” was capltally presonfed, and the costumes wera charming. All the characters were taken by boys, and great credit ls due those who assumed the ladies’ parts, as queen, princess, lady-in-walting, snd more particulatly the fairy. * It was amusing to see the ““ladies” man- age thelr elegant tralns, and the court manners of all were the perfection of punctilious politeness. The cat made quite a hit, the young msn did remarka- bly well, and the page and the herald were much admired. The king acted his part with dignity, and the ogre. with a figroenoss well calcalated to Inspire ter- ror; the lion, tuto which he s supposed to transform himself, was a decided suc- oese, Soveral little poople sang and recited botween boenes, but owing to several dtsappointments the programme was not as foll as bad been intended. Certainly the boys deserve the highest pralee for the success of their effort, and ments were sworn out aund placed in the hands of Consfable Snowden, who speed- ly hied bimseli to the hash hole and closed it up, anoonncing that he was head blscuit-toseer for the time be- ing. He is still in possession and will so romain until the affalrs are eatiefac‘orlly adjusted. The following -are the claims roprecented by tho attachments which were aworn out in the Anderacn tribunal: F. P. Fosdyke, commlesion man, $190; John A, Freyhan, cigar dealer, $57; Allen Brothers, commieston merchants, $130; Basgorsheck, the tailor, $40; H. C. Temple, grocer, $13,880; Mrs, Gath— rle, $16; Joseph Bath, but:her, $215. In addition, Allen Brothers, who have virtually the first assertea clalm, hold a $500 mortzage on the es- tablishment. Nearly all tho salablo property of the place is mortgaged, in fact, and there is not eatfsfaction for half the claims which have been prosented. | P It is thought the total amount of indebt- ednets will exceed $1,500 to say nothing of the pay of the watter girls and cooks to some of whom weges of & month or more are due. ; It was sn amusing sight to zee the hungry patrons of the place beeieging the doors at noon t'mo, on the scent for “grub.” They, of couree, were dlsappolnted, one and all, as Corstable Snowden will cook 1o maals for the precent. The air in the neighborhood wes bedarkened with little black oaths which wera flying about pro- miscuously, hurled hither and thither by the disgusted dupes, The place wil probably be transferred temporarily t1 Allen Bros,, sud the austionable prop erty will be sold, Resolutions of Respect. Oa the aftornoon of Wednesday, April 8th, upwards of sixty of the bank em- ployes of this city met at the first nation- al bank snd unanimously adopted the (3UOUXZE0RS TO JOKN O, JAOOBS) UNDERTAKERS | At the old stand 1417 Farnam 88 Crdors by belo §Eph solctied and prompl attended to. Telephose o y Omaha Medical & Surgical lostitute, 13th 8., Cor Cavital Ave, gbrumc and Sureical Diseases casos of Femalos, of the Nervous ystem, Pr vate Disoasos of the Urlnary and exual Organt ‘and Diseases of the Head, Throat and Lungs, Apecialtios EYE AND EAR, Disenses treated by anexperienced epeciallst: alsc disoascs of tho Heart, Liver, Stomach, Kldnoys, Iadder, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pilos, Cancer, ot CATARRH, BR( s, And all other diseasos of the 7 hroatand Lungst road d by Medicated Vapors. (Send for Inhaler or circular on Inbalation.) All dtseases of the Blood, Urlnary and exual Or ru3 1.Pr.vate Disossea and Piles Cured or no Pay. (1 £¥es yeHospitaland Private Practice.) Cometstation wad cxamination fre. s Jlor write tbr slrculars on chronlo diseascs and ¢eiormitier, Disoases of Females, Private Diseasor of the Urinary and Sexusl organs, Seminal Weak: noss, Nervous Debllity or Exhausticn,ete., eto., snd our now rostorativetroatmont. 1l letters and consultations Confidentlal. ross, securely packed Modlcines sont o al p A soription of case is proforred 1 convenlent. ddross alf letters Omaha Medica) & Surgical Insttute, 18th 8¢, Cor..Capital Ave. arts of the count: m observation, reonal interview FOR THE COMPLEXION ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS, The undersigned physicisns of San Francleco are familiar with the composi- tion of the principal articles used for the complexion, and freely cortify that CAM ELINE s harmless and froe from all poisonous or Injuricus aubstances. LC Lave, MD _ G F Coeper, M D H H Tolang, MD S W Denuls, M D R A McLean, MD J M McNulty, M D, following regolutions: Waggeas. Tt has pleased divine providence to remove by death our most esteemed friend and compaion Robert K., MoAusland; there- fore Bo it resolved, That we the bank clerks of Omaba deeply feeling the loss wo have sus- tained, beg to oxpress to his family our sincere sympathy in this their hour of eorrow und be- reavement, realizing that by his death we have polics olroles this morning, charged . Niomon, . W, , Grand | PO . Niemon, Schuyl Thomas, Gesad | Polles clrclos this mornicg, obargel Taland; T. E. Calve Lincoln; C. ¥, Bar- if they can devise and carry out such sn|jost a warm friend aud genial associate, who entertainment as thls, it romains to be | was ever zealous in his dutles, monly in deal- seen whothor thore is anything those |ings, kind and generous to a fault, whose Nichols, another mem- of the lower stratum, Delin did not put in appearance this morning, as prosecuting witness, and “English Liz” was held till evening, when she was dischsrged. Walter Fiynn, George Flynn and Henry Hall, a sweet scented trio, were nard, Omahs, are guests at the Paxton, THa¢ Strect Line, * A Bek repoiter was called to the north and west part of the clty Satarday night and took a street car at Farnam and Fif- tseuth, dlrestiog the driver whoro to stop 8 andlst Him'oute. He found whon neadly | soted.0f ghiing, Hall pleaded gulty at tho cod of the track that the driver|took all the blame upon himsolf knew not the name of a strect beyond |and sald that Flynns were as spotlessly fnnocent of an Chicago and wandered about fhe muday | WS B8 WIS, RORSCE S G wags for more than one hour, without | Iitio birds who chirraped n warbling ac- seelng 8 soul, and unable tolearn any-|companiment to the gentle zephyrs of thiog from the stupid driyers, . |spring, Suct being the case, the judge Again Monday night ho essayed to concluded to reléase the Flynns. A . A B lias *¢ ' Bud Tra- conch tho pldoo of his destivation, board- [ ou'dhg B all \Bleken:'Rpd Trn. ing a car In dront of the posteflice and | lodged In jail Saturdsy.. 1t seems that toiling the driver to let bim out at Cum. | Mr. E, Carter, the jeweler oppo- 3 slte the stoffice, had mings. At nearly every corner the car el TSRy T Y was stopped and stood for from four to tray “im_hls window, and Saturdsy oight minutes, ivconvenisnciog passen- | Deputy Ewlog was statloned near the gors to such au extent that soversl in die- | atdre to detegt the thieves. He was re- st left the osr on the frack and, walked | werded by seelng tha mode of operation to their destination. Roapested Inqulry [and catching the boy, Henry Olsen, in miseed sev- | memory we shall ever cherieh and whose death boys esn not do. we sincerely mgum. o B o S onN K., WiLuun, President. Omaha Teachers' Report, Avrrep MiLLARD, Secretary, The Omaha teachers on Saturdsy made the following report of pupils who at- . tended school durlng the firsgt weok of ‘ Y spring term: t_Xs) High school . . Oentral school. Cass school . Qenter school Douglass schoo) Hartmao school Tzard school. . Jackson school Lake school. Leavenwortb school, 1 school. . Pacitic school COWING & CO. 1ot | WHOUGHT IRON PIPE, 941 u and rom 5 jeable ' D DUIYE WELL PURP, 6091 Plumbers’ Gas and stgam Fitiers IRON & BRASS GOODS, 445| ENGINEERS' SUFPLIES, 486 | §ath & Dodge Sts.-OMAHA,NEB, Pleasant school, Total This ¥eport shows an noreass of "‘““‘ ‘C00K'S EXCURSION [t than five hundred over the eorrespdnd-yoik in April 3 PARTIES sail trom d July by firet class §ag weok of last yeap, snd about thros hun- | se: mabips- AN SR P T INDIVIDUAL vk iy micr s oy woek kw34 VoLndd M TCEETS 1, UL the winter term, Since el pring term | tor beganthe following new g 43 Lo ot 4,8604 ore tra 00l rooms COOK'S EXOURSIONIST, with maps, contaln been opened, vis; Ope for the Jzard | f4ll PAcdars: by matfori0 seots of the driver the ling doisy caused at least two per. sons to miss importsnt eogsgements. failed to eliclt the where~ aboats of any atreet beyond Chicago, and | slif osdway, . Y. i, There were: serles of small |school in the MoCague block, on the cor- | or 108 FHOSO0DK & 20N, 81 Rreadway ' fn the base of the window frame|ner of Eighteenth and Cumiog, Mrs, | wed -satiéwme Now, ei her these drivers (some of | quently closed., Olsen and his conteder- them) are ignogpant end stupid,or thoy | ates, {nw Hewitt and Bud Tracy, had are carelers hat 18 ‘ha excure fur two | ploked a sllt open and with' a bent wirs cara atanding fiftecn r'nutgs boside ench | fished, out three /rings. goration other awaiting for the appioach of 80 quick'that unlees a sharp watch snother ¢'r that is stazdiog around adother cornb=walting fr them? Some. | the boy was simply lookiog in body is gt blame fér tuch, manage- | fow. Phe boys ate, none cf the ont, aud ¥dsa fect that on' Mondey |fourteen years of sge. sht the nnirance vas wores than on e e—e Dropped His Pocket-Book Satardsy » 00 cigper s k amaunt o ¥ et # Sundsy night #young man, named R e win- of carelessue & cr a imAderabe amolint of caslea ud jacorwnce exiuta ic )W, White, who resides ak 1014 Mason e workings of a corp ra'im that takes people’s moey ia ocnsiderstion of strget, had the misfortane to vics requlred by 1w to be render d, bu | bis” poclet-booly which fu polnt of fact are thub negle:tad |ln money. He Jept any one wonld have thought |schgol at , over | Mles Bertha Nogl, teacher, lose contalning 8140 had written some | bacco. which had been out to carry off condensed |Mary B. Newton, feacher; for the Iong St. Charles Hotel. moisture from the window and Ysubse- [schoo), Miss Emms Dixon, of the Daven- port, lows, schools, teacher; for Central O BTKEET, BET Tthhod 8th, - - LINCOLN, NEB. Mrs. Kato Coakly, Proprictorees. chool, Miss Ida .Johnson, of Topeks, as., schools, teacher; for the Leaven- J GarNovly and slogautly turmlabed. Good wmple ~$1.50 $0 §2 per day. ure. | iworgh, sohool, Miss 1da Remingtop, s yecent gradusts of the state norm: Oswego, New Yerk, teacher; Ly tman school, an 0ut-100W, | membors of the lnglslat: pg St A favorite presc red) DR, WARD aI [s u energymevous debil: 4y madl Bpecial rates given Bovi0-1meme ve Weee \}.‘::‘...F..rm 18 ApLrodiALac, hrot o8 wotlvity, positivel for' tHe The kchools throughout the city are fn. creasing weekly. The following gentle wnen will constitute the board of educa- 1i»n dorlog the eosulrg year: Coanoyer, Copeland,Gibbon, Hall, Livesey, Coburn, Polnte, Clark snd Long, e ee— Smoke Seal of North Carolina To- iy, all woakness ofi cnerativo s ystewa Lew J. HL.Warper 9107 tate! C B Brghom, M D J O Shaffer, M D Benj J Dean, M D W.Carman, M D B Gibbons Jr, MD W ayer, M D J J Clarke, M D T Bennett, M D W H Bruney, M D W _Hawmond,M D A M Lorgea, MD W F McNutt, D CLBard, MD _ AJ Bowle, MD L Simms, M D J C Shorb, M D H Stallard, M D F A Holmsn, M D McCaeston,M D J Rosenatirn, M D CKeenoy, MD J D Whitney M D Wilder, M D T Boyson, M D Powers, M D C G Konyon, M D Swap, MD I 8 Titus, M D Door, MD J L Meares, M D Koeney, M D T Price, M D Holland, M D H Gibbons, M D Madame Adelina Patti. Wrltes; */1 shall have to repeat the pratros of your CAMELLINE heard from all aldes, For saleby . H. T. CLARK DRUG CO., And ull first clyss druggiste. ‘wétme-cod M H R L w H J o [¢] A G B L J G Omaba, Men Think they know all about Mustang Lin- Not to know is iment. Few do. not to have. TIMEEN SPRING VEHI LES, Fine Diamonds, Watches, Silver- Serofula on Neck. 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I~ Send for “‘How to Cure Skin Discascs,” a 64-page work, contain- ing an accurate description of over 800 affections of the Skinand Blood, with Treatment, and 37 superb illustrations, drawn and colored from life. & Now is the Time to Cure Skin Diseases, - & And Cleanse the Blood. & POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO. BOSTON, MASS. —_— CHAS. SHIVERICK, FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES, Passenger Elevator to all floors, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Faroam Streot, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, SOUTH OMAHA. Tre Advantageof Settling in the New Towa The title “South Omaha” doesnot mean the southern part of the caty of Omaha.but is the name of the thrivine town commencine at the Union Stock yards on the south, and extend ing for a mile and a_ half north, nearly connecting with thecity limits of Omaha. The compavy have again concluded to put on salo 1,000 lots, and let the purchasors of the rame realizo the profit which the enbaucad value of these lots is suro to mako. It now being an assured fact that South Omaha is destined —in the near futuce —to be the largest live stock market west of Chicago, thero can ba no doubt that thie proparty ia & few years will be worth five or even ton times the amount that it can be bought for to-day. Some may ask: If this is s, why dc not the company keep it and realiza this profit The answer ie, thut in order to make lots valuable, there must be improvoments on or sur rounding them, and as is the caso in all new towns, special inducements must be offered at first to et the paople to take hold and build, There aro probahly more such inducements offs-ed by South Omaha than wars ever put forth by any new town. The large business done by the stock yards company and the im- mense slaughter and packing houses together with their auxilaries are no small foatura i the spgregate of events that are destined to make South Omahs a largs placs. Again, the town is not sn addition to Omaha, and is not liable for city taxes, althoagn it an{«)yu all tae banafity from the growth of Omaha that it would if it wero just INSIOE th city limits, but bsing just OUTSIDE, only county taxas ars collacted, which ara mecoly nomizal, Tae town owus und operates it own water works, which faraish an abund wnt sup@ly of pure spring water, Dam- my trains will ron on the B, & M. and U, P. ralways évery Lnur, Sstopping ot tha north end of the town site as well as ot tho stock yards, “The Thirtsenth stheot horss cars will run to Hascall's park this spring, and to the stock yards at no distant day. The high altitude makes the location a healthy one. OF course there are those who do not baliava tht South Omahy will amoun® t» much. This kind of peopie didn’c balisve Chicago would ever ba anythug bitter than a cranberry bog, that Omiaha would ever outgrow hee villaga clothes, that there naver could byaay frait raised in Nebraska, cte., ete. Who made iz win? Tha soaptics, or_those that had an abiding faith 1 the energy, inteiligence and resoursesof this geast countey? , mups, prices and terms applv at the company’s off . Thirteenth street, Merchant's National Bank Building. first floor. M. A. UPTON, Asst.Sec’y and Manager. 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