Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1885, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE--MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1885 e Eeees - iy g o BAT B' ms Dw" HAND_ nothing here but a depot, section houre, SOCIAL SAT,AD, Over the Fence. THE DAILY BEE| IS OWN Ty oy Ty e : 81 WHITEHOUSE ON DECK. ™, you find quite an enterprising little town Wora Ont aud Weary, Another Tired M : 19, 1885. Messrs, D. M. STEELE & €O, O AHA, June Morning, June 22, with fizm;;;:r“_y -Lpp.m:; o all nklld:-i nrm:_ mn-mnnn;r ha Peoplo w . v, Nash hat Just opened his new. hotel VORI SH® ¥ samsaormster, = Sonl Seeks I's Elernal Rest and the, Weilue wpont & night eft vim e b Gentlemen---The V is the best cigar I have had for the monev, since I am in business. Mvsales have increased from day to day and are constantly growing. It siyes: universal very comfortably. satisfaction. Resvectfully vours, JOHN W. BELL. Lands sbout Lodge Pole are the | 5 T Usll’.eay bas returned from the fin;" -:: lt;:in l“;dhn.n"::iz;: Judge J. H. MQulloch is visiting feiends awake enough to know a good thing| NMies N’ ijjg M, Buarns has returned from The plot thickens. If there is any man within reach of this paper who cannotread, let him come to us as soon as he sees this ad and we will educate him to the fact that for 5 cents he can buy the V cigar, the finest nickle smoke in all this land. ©One trial will do and Monday LOCAL BREVITIES, ~Three carloads of soldiers from New York, | gy ¢¢1,1ag Betz, an O1d Oltizen andSol- on route to Fort S|dm)'.| n-;ugfi-m Site | T n, Deliberatsly Moda I8 day eveniog over the Union Pacific road. ) y —The pupils of St. Philvmena’s school will Earthly Oareer- lShn"nl the give am entertainment for the benefit of the Mouth and Instantly orphans Friday evening, June 26, in St. Killed, Philomena’s hall, corner Ninth and Howard, —Omshs Lodge, No, 2, 1. 0. 0. F., will give a public installation and banquet on the might of July 34, All the lodges of the city when they scoit. A great many home- | ker seco ,q year at sohool in Cincinnati. steadera are sottling in here, and Mr. |\ o\ ; Treat, of the lumber yard, fs dolng a| 1l 4 Jennie Tousland, of Davenport, Towa, rushing business. Johnson & Glenn, |'® ¥/ siting her sister here, Mrs. C, B, Har of Utbana, Ohlo, are just putting the a0, finlshing tonches on a new livery barn, Mrs, Judge Hull Is visiting Mrs, J, A, d the sound of the hammer and AW | pciataff at bor elgant suburban residence, are heard In all directions, Fairlawn, near Lincoln, Adolph Meyer and wife, Mrs, Moritz Mey. er and Mrs, Fisher, left for New York this week to spend a couple of months visiting friends. Mrs. J. J. Dickey gave a very pleasant afternoon tea party at five o'clock Tuesday which was attended by a score of invited guests, On Tuesday last a lady glving her name | Mrs, M. M Putnam entertained a number a8 Mrs. Schultz appesred at the offics of | ©f her friends at a eccial musicale Thursday the Omaha detective o.gency, and told a ?,’Rh". L ;;:. ml“d“mm‘ vt sl stoty of desertion by her husband, under | #¢C™i* #nd Poppleton avenues, : : The event of last week was the commence- ;’;““““‘"“‘w‘ BYLC0 06 Y10 And PSS [ S5y 61 Biswaikid HAIL" &b hb) opoek Hotls &) f . Wednesday evening, when threo “aweet g.gs” Mr. Fred, Schultz is a tailor who for | made their appearance, amidst flowers and the past year or B0 bas been resident in | songs, The exarcises were highly engaging, Omaba, keeping a shop on Soath Tenth | reflecting credit alike upon the class and the street. 1t appears that he mot Mrs. |gculty of the institution. Matthias Betz, a man who had been trying to make life successfal for forty- will participate and all members and friends five years, finally became weary of farther of the order are invited to be present, attempts, and on Satarday evenlng, Joy reigns supreme in the household of Dr. | about five o’clock, seated under a shade Hyde. Why! A young future professor of | tree at the corner of Harney and Twen- the scalpel and the physic bottle has just put | ty. third streets, deliberately blew ot his in mu appearance, He weighs somethingover | gy, ten pounds and is reported to be A No. 1in | "y paritonlare of this ssd sflair are potic ool : those: Alls Mack, a little girl who —Justios Anderson _married Felday )00, iyl por parents near where the afternonn Me, Henry Swartzlander and Mary i Booksecker, happy German couple from one | tragedy occurred, was passing along Har: of the outlying precincts, Constable Snow- | Ny street going home, and saw a man den is said te have officiated as first and sec- | sltting under one of the corner shade ond bridesmaids, trees. Alter golng a short distance from —A council of vecognition was held at the | where he was Allce heard a gun shot, First Baptist church in this city last Thuraday | which caused her to jump with fright afternoon to recogniza the Zion Bapbist church | \o.q 156k around In time to notlos that (oolored) of Omaha, Rev. O. A Holmos of [tho man by the tree suddenly Blair was moderator, and Rev. D. H. Cooley, | fell over on the ground. She gave D. D, of Council Bluffs, preached the ser-|an alarmt and quickly several Roomer , A WOMAN'S WOE, How Mrs, Fred, Schultz O'aims to Have Been Deserted Y,y Her Husband, mon. —1t is snid that Miss Enright has refused a ceconcilation with her faithless affianced Jerry Collins who borrowed $52 of her money, skip- ped out to Kansas City, and was arrested there by etective Emery, This being the oaso Colling will probably meet his just de- sorts, —A very delightful lawn party was given riday evening by the Misses Saffelder to their friends, at their residence, Ninoteenth and ‘Clark. Music, dancing and an elegant colla tion conetituted » pleasant ovening’s enter- tainment. A good orchestra was in attend ance, —M:. O. 8, Higgine' residence at 1516 Leavenworth street was the scene yesterday of & very pleasant fest vity, in honor of the ninth birthday of his daughter, littlo Daisy Higgios, An elegant lunch was served at noon, and in the evenng the children sat down'¢o a bountiful supper in the restaurant roome of Mr, Higgins' establishment on Douglas street. Among thoss present were Bertha and Lulu Mergell, Rena and Percy Jonsen, Lucy Parrish, Annie, Lizzie and Polly Schroeder, Alice Heller, Carrie Butler, Lena Tebbins, Magglo Hanson, Charlie Hig- gins, Charles Wesrne and Ernest Schroeder. i PERSONAL, (George Sternsdorf has gone to Kearney. H. Bostwick and wife, of Hastings, are guests at the Paxton. Schultz about 8 year and a half or two years ago in New York state, and there married her, She was a widow and had some little money left her in the way of life Insurance by her first husband. Shortly after the wedding the couple moved to Omaha, renting a house at 805 Harney street, where they have since lived, Everything went smoothly and happlly, and apparently there wss not the slightest element of discord in the relatlons of the two. Mr. Schaltz has been, since here,a hardworking and sober man, while Mra. 8. has faithfully dis- charged her duties as a loving and obe- dient wife. On Sunday last Mr. S, contrary to his usual habit spent a great portion of the day awsy from home, maklng several mysterlous visits on errands which he did not explain, That night he took Mra. Shultz to the Stadt theatre. Be- tween one of the acts he left his wife, as he sald, to_procure refreshment in the form of a glass cf beer. He never re- turned. Mrs. Schallz, after waiting fora reason- able length of time the arrival of her epouse, went home. There she discov- ered evidence which led her to belleye that her husband had deserted her. He had taken with him some $600 In money belonglng to her, besides other valuable papers and effects. The case has been placed in the hands of Detective Emery, who is now working upon it with good prospects of success. One Import- ant clue was turned up yesterdsy in the form of a lotter written from the pension persons congregated at the scene of ex- citement. They found the man dead, with an ugly, flash-torn powder-burned hole through his head, and on the ground near by laid a revolver, which told the whole story. An Investigation revealed the unfortunate man’s name to be Mta- thias Betz, an old citizen of Omaha, who, from angulsh of misfortune, dissipation and depression, had quletly stolen out from among frlends and down town ex- cltement to commit suiclde. Coroner Drexel was at once notlified and soon ar- rived where the body still lay and he fm- medlately held an inquest, with the fol- lowing gentlemen suwmoned to act as jurors: Elija Gish, foreman; Arthur C. Jones, F. A. Fuller, H. Heth, T. C. Stevens and George Holman. After hearing the testimony of several wit- nesses they rendered a verdiot to the effect that deceased had come to his death from a gunshot wound in the head, the weapon having been fired deliber- ately and purposely by his own hand. To be certain of accomplishing the deed Betz had placed the muzzle of the revol- ver In his mouth and death resulted al- most instantly. At the conclusion of the Inquest the body was removed to Drexel & Maul's undertaking establishment, where it was dressed and placed in a neat coffin for burlal. It will be taken charge of bythe G. A, R. of Omaha to-day and burled in Prospect HIll cemetery at 2 o’clock. Matthias Metz was a soldier in the late war, having served as such in company D, one hundred and twenty- Mr, Clarence H. Howard and Mr, K, C, Barton returned last week from St. Louls, where they have just completed honorable careers in the Manual Training school. Mr, Howard spent & day or &0 in this city, the guest of Messrs, S, M. Willox and Jay Hobbes, and is now at his home in Grand Is land. A yery pleasaut strawbercy and ico cream festival and literary social was given last night at the Presbyterian church, being large- ly attended. An excellent programme was rendered, among the most noteworthy foa- tures of which were recitations by Missea Dixon and Lowe, a piano solo by Miss Emma Morse, and a charming piano and violin duet by Miss Alma Ringer and Bessie Morse. The wedding of Mr. LouisJ. Nedd to Miss Mabel M. King, of Tiffin, Ohio, occurred Wednesday night at the residence of Mr. John Simmons, 826 South Twenty-first street, Judge Anderson officiating. A fow triends wero present, no general reception be- ing held. Mr. and Mrs. Nedd will mako their residence inthis city at 832 South Twen. ty-first street, where they will be pleased to receive their friends, The promotion during the past week of Mr, John Francis, of the B, & M,, from the posi- tion of chief clerk in the general ticket office to the newly created office of assistant general ticket agent, is as much a source of gratitude to his friends as it is of credit to the gentle- man himeelf. Mr. Francis during his con- nection with the B, & M. has discharged his first regiment, Pennsylvania voluntoer infantry. At tho battle of Antletam he recelved two wounds In the loft thigh and H, H. Wilsoo, of Lincoln, are among Sun- day’s arrivals at the Paxton, department at Washington informing | duties in a manner which thoroughly attests Schultz that certaln steps would be neces- | his abilities as a practical railroad man. The the job, and ever after he will smoke the on Label. Five Cent Cigar. None Genuine Without Vallencia Giear Factory’s Name AU R A LT, B oS Kuhn % Co, John W, Bell, sary before his claim for a pension could | honor accorded him is both well doserved and B, ¥. Rawalt and D. M, MoEll;Hanney, of Hastings, are at the Paxton, G. W. Covell, of Nebraska Ciiy, iz among yesterday’s arrivals at the Paxton, Jobn Hornuck and wife, of Sioux City, were Sunday guests at the Paxton, 0. N. ftewart ‘and James Bradford, of Alma, registered at the Paxton yesterday. Rev., Josiah Milligan, a Presbyterian min- rister of Princeton, Ill, is visiting his son here, Mrs, J. W. Blewett has returned to Omaha, after, a_short vasit to her parents, Mr, and Mrs, R, T. Parrotte, at Fremont. Mr. J. W, Gray, general freight agent of the Central ‘Pacific railroad, Is in the city visiting his brother, Fred Gray, Esq, Mrs. J.D. Cowie, buyer for N. B, Fal- coner’s dry goods house, has returned from New York, having purchased a large stock of goods. J. J. Wemple .and wife of Hastings, are kuee, for which the government had been paying bim a pension of $10 psr month, On his person were found certificates for three month’s psy, due June 1, but they had not yet been sfgned by him. At the close of the war Metz came to Omaha, and for & long time at Mercy, now St Joseph's, hospltal, He also served his time In company No. 2 of the Omaha volunteer fire depart- ment, and at his death was an honorary member of the same. He has no rela- tives living here. DEATH'S DOINGS, Very Sudden and Startling Demise of | an Old ana Respected Oitizen, be duly accepted. As doubtless,Schult z will place himeelf in commaunication with the'department elsewhere, the pension men have been notified to In form Detect- ive Emery of the wrlting of anyletter that may berecelved. As soon as Shultz “‘bobs up” he will be spotted and ar- reated. MILITARY MATTERS. Items Personaland General Relating to Army Mon and Affairs, Cousiderable speculation is being indulged in, in local army circles, s« to the identity of the successor of Gen. JAugur, present com- mauding general of the department of the Missouri. who is to be _mustered out of ser. vice about the first of July, Of course this will require the appointment of a new briga- dier general, to assume the duties of com- A large number of people were startled and shocked with surprise Saturday after- noon when Informed that Mr. Cornellus R. Shaller had died. For years he had been manding general. Tho peopleat Washing- conspicuous. A notable wedding occurred at Trinity church Monday night, the contracting parties being Dr. L. J. McKenna and Mrs, T. S. Shaw, both well known scclety people of this city. Dean Millspaugh performed the cere- mony at 8 o'clock, in the presence of a hun- dred or mora friends of the groom and bri After the ceremony a brilliant reception was held at the residence of Mr, William J, Sweesy, 2418 Seward street, Mr. and Mrs, McKenna will reside in the bride’s residence on Twenty-first street, near St. Mary's avenue: The residence of Mr, Michael Fitzmorris, 1814 California street was the scene of great fostivity Wednesdsy morning and evening the occasion being the marriage of his daugh- | ter Nellio to Mr, William S, Flood of this city, Ths ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Koopman at the church of the Holy Famlly, at 8 , m., and was followed by the Mr. Samuel Collins performed guests atthe Paxton, Mr, Wemple is grand | 8fflicted with slight neuralgic pains in fon are keopiag very quiss abontthe ‘matter, | Buptual mase, 16th and Douglas St. Jas. Forsythe, N. W. Cor. 16th and Capitol Av. W. J. Whitehouse, N. W. Cor. 16tn 820 8. 10th Street. Field & Farnsworth, 2115 Cuming Street. A. D. Foster & Bro., ap. Ave. Council Bluffs AND DEALERS GENERALLY. DEeavers will receive @raTis with First order for 500 “V” Cigars, one beautiful 74x13 advertising pho- tograph in stylish hardwood frame, reteil value $2.26; with First order for 1,000 a striking street sign, and with first order for 1,600 both photograph and s‘gn will be furnished Grats. SEND your order, put out the sign we furnish and if the V" does not prove the best selling cigar you have ever had, you can return within 80 days all unbroken and clean packages. PLEASE MENTION THIS PAPER. and thero are very fo w authenticated rumors | the duties of groomsman, and Miss Maggie, a8 to the coming man, A prom- |eister of the bride, acted ss bridesmaid, A men b army men in conversation with a rea i i port -y Bovwever, i tha Chre wan | R® number o relatves and frond accom: ately pretty well defined idea that Gen, Terry, now | Panied the wedding party, of the department of the Dakots, would be | after the service an elegant wedding breakfast the man, was erved at the residence of the brides ‘master.of the grand lodge of free masons for | the region of his heart, and when at his the state of Nebraska, residence, 524 North Twenty-fourth Miss Hattie Urusen, of Burlington, Iowa, | street, about 2 o'clock Saturdsy after— left Friday night for home after a pleasant vislt noon he was slezed with an unasually with old friends in the city, who, with many | severe attack, from the effects of which |{WHOLESALE BY newly-made acquaintances, regrot her de- parture, John C. Mulford, clerk of the Willard hotel, Washingt.n, D, C., is in the city a guest at the Paxton, Ho is accompanted by his son Harry, They will remain in Omaha several days visiting friends. E, L. Eno Fremont, G. H, Kincaid Sloux City, ¥. L. Cotton Kearnsy, H.Lsmmer Harmfrey, W. H. Brodt Juniats, W. Y. Flelds, Win. Backatedt Norfolk, M, Sherman Des Moinos, Avgustus Zurik St. Louls, J Killer, Cato, Wis., J, . Lacourse Denver, F. Crenesey Tappan, J. T. Anderson Albion, to at the Oanfield. At the Metropolitan: B, T, Harman, Ful- lerton; James Weston, Frank Kaiser, Dlatts- mouth; Heary 8., Flesher, M, 1., Sheldon; Leroy Hall, Ainsworth; J, F. Patterson, Wahoo; James W, Porter, K, Homan, P, Winter, Grand Island; ¥ ancis Heller, Wis ner; A, C, Albright, Seward; J, H, Miller, West Point; A, Fleming, Lincolo, Neb; Joseph Eagle, M, D, Erns, Shenanhoah; W, B, Kiser, Oxford, Neb., Ed Barker, Hartford, Conn ; B U, Webster, Essex, Io; W, b, Washburs, Green Castle, Ind.; Frank Kittle, Chicago, and J. H. Smith, of Cincinuati, O, — Arrested for Forgery, Saturday morning ayoung man by the name of Charley Cammings was piaced in custody by one of Detective Emery's men, Cummings is charged with passing & fraudulent check for 850 upon D. Moree, the shoe man. It seems tl ummings wen 0 the store on the 17th and cffered the check, which was dated the 15th at Chicago, in settlement of a il of The paper was accepted and change of $43 given Cummiogs. Siuce that time Mr. Morse discovered that the check was worthless and complaint was sworn out in the lmllu\ coart for the arrest of the young man, 1o was found at o farmhouse some three miles from the city, where he had gone, in all probability, for the purpose of hiding, Mr. Morse shows a disposition to compromise and conkentec to waive presecution on Cummings making good the smount ‘The young man is well known here and has always borne & T.mx reputation, His act was committed while in the midst of » drunken spree, and this circumstance prob ably accounts for bis crooked course, —— Smoke Seal of North Caroline #o- bacco, o — Albion Incidents, Correspondence of the Bix, Avpox, Neb., June 21.—The storm of lact Bunday did damage to property in Boone ecuniy to the smount of upwards of §5,000, though no one person tuffsred » loss to excied §200. The census taker for Albion has about omwplited bla wo:k, and 15e poju'ation witkia the corporate limits of the village ©ounts vp to about 1,000 personr, Gen, Breck, adjutant general, received a telegram Friday from Col. Hatch saying that the Fifth cavalry which is being trans- ferred to this department from the Missouri to take the place of the Ninth., now moving southward, had already reached the confines of Nebraska, Tne troops will proceed to North Platte and thence to Fort Laramie, where thoy will be distributed among some of the western posts, Maj. Russell, captain of the Ninth infautry, is in the city Saturday, on his way to Fort Russell where he will assume command of his company after fifteen years service on the staff of Gen. Augur at Fort Leavenworth, Gen. Tompkins, quartermaster general of the division under CGen, Schofield, passed through Omaha Saturday on his wayeast from Fort Laramle, where ho has been making his s0n @ very pleasant visit. Lieut, Merriam, who is collectiog monies for the soldiers’ shooting prizes, has been most successful, The people of Omaha are generous, and 1t s well for the soldier to know bis efforts are appreciated. A nation of tharpshooters would be a power to bo feared. and both citizens and soldiers should strive to increase the army efficiency in marksmanship, — DIED, DOUGLAS—In this city, Juno 21, at 6 gielock p. m, William, 500 of Mr, and Mis, Michael Douclas, sged 3 months, Funeral to- at 2 o'clock p. m, trom the residence, Davenport strcet, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, Interment at St. Mary's cemetery, he suddenly dropped over and expired, His family were with him at the time and everything they could but efforts were of no avail The grim monster had clalmed 1ts viotim, Coroner Drexel was sum- moned, bat an inquest was not deemed necessary, and he prepared the body for burlal, The funeral ceremonies ~will take place some time tomorrow, at what hour has not yet been named. Mr. Schaller was a native of England, having bsen born In the city of London in 1832, and resded there untll 1868, ‘when he with his family came to Amer- ica, In London he was a prosperous real estate broker, until the Glasgow bank fallure, which left him financially almost o ruined man, After arriving upon the shores of this country, Mr. Schaller decided to cast his lot among western people, and came direct to Omaba, arriving here in 1869, For a tme ho was employed by the Burlington & Misscurt River railroad, as i's land agent, and proyed himself to be a very successful business man, He took to Evgland for exhibition the first instaliment of Nebraska fed cattle. At the time of his death he was prominent'y connected with the Omaba stock yards, and was also vice-president of the Omaba coal and produce company. He leaves a wifo snd five children to mourn his loss, They have the deepest sympatby of a large circle cf friends and acquaintances. e — Seal of North Carolina Tobacco is the best. —— The actusl number of percons engaged in agriculture in the United States, including their families, is placed at 25,000,000, an in croase of 8,000,000 sinco the last census, — — Go out among the troes and vines at ever opportunity; remove all succors and ¢hoofs tuat aro starting in places whero they ougt not to be; destroy all insect preparations, o — Ogalalla Notes, ‘orrespondence of the Be, 0Ooararra, Neb., June 21,—1 just re- turned from a long drive through the country In the vicinity of Blg Springs, via of the Platte river and back over the table lands between the rivers and must say that I am greatly plessed with what Isaw. There is but little “‘old ground,” Nearly all is of this year's breaking, but the crops look fine.. Every field looks well; sod-corn is splendid and no wonder, The rains have been often and besutiful and if no protracted drouth strikes this vicloity you can put us down for a good crop, Toe town grows rapidly, Blakesley, ¢f Kearney, has bought o ——— A Million a Year, Capt. I, L. Lyons, of New Orleans, who does & wholesale drug busivess of over a million dollars annually, states that all spesk highly of tho curative prop. erties of St. Jacobs Oils, and that it con- tinues the best sellivg artlcle for rheuma- tlsm and other pains. Milk is of delicate quatity and very sensi- tive to bad odors or uppleas: influences, Worrylng or runving a cow, or fretting ber in any way, injures the milk and causes it the more quickly to devay. Co To a Great Army of Mortals. This comprises all who have dyepapsia or need & tonfe. T all this immente army of suff-rers Me. J. Blenover, of Tuckerton, N. J., ricommends Brown's Iron Bitters, because he derlved gr father, A reception was held during the day and evening, attended by scores of friends and acquaintances ot the happy couple, The festivities closed with a sumptuous *‘tea” in the evening. Mr, and Mrs, Flood start out in life tog ether under auspices as bright and clear a8 tho sky of their wedding day. The bride has been a resident of Omaha for six- teen yoars and possesses in & marked degreo the essontial qualities of & workman's help- meet, Mr. Flood has made many warm friends during his residence in this city, and is esteemod by all acquaintances as a steady, reliable, industrious young man. The gifts showered upon them were indeed lavish both in quality and quantity, and deserve special mention: An elegant bedroom set was pre- eented by Jerry Fitzmorris, brother of the bride, and & chamber set by Miss Maggio Fitzmorris, sister of the bride; china dinner set by Mr and Mre, Thomas Kinney; willow rocking chair,baby Kinney; parlor hanging lamp,Mr, and Mra. T, J. Fitzmorris; table cloth and napkins, Miss Nettio Flood; bed spread, Mra, Ellen Fitzmorris; silver cake basket, Mrs, O, N, Dietz; camp rocker, Mr, and Mrs, M, Spetman; china ice cream set, Mr, and Mrs, P. Carroll; silver castor, Mr, and Mra, Swift; table cloth and papkins, Bussy & MeTuis; silver castor, Mr, Sam Collins, cut glass water set, Misses Maggie and Annie Carroll; bed epraad, Mra, Perkins; sat silver knives and forks, Mr, Dannis Carroll; majoli- ca teapot, Miss Mary Swift; silk fav, Miss Bridget Swift; set eilver teaspoons; Miss Annle Ryan; silver butter dish, Mr, M, Turcell; cut glass berry dish and cake basket, Mr. and Mrs, G, W, Birchfield; dozen towels, Mrs, David Knox; pair vases, Mrs, Sant- ner; box silk hose, Miss Carinda Kuight; cut glass sugar bowl, cream pitcher and stand, Mr, Joha Buckley; silver pickle castor, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Garretty; pairsilver napkin rings, Miss Francis Garretty; silver butter dish, Mrs Frenzer; large plush album, Mies Kittie Purcell; wine set, Mr. Colbert; silver cako dish, Miss Spellman, THE HTMENOMETER, This instrument, the infallible marrisge in dicatcr of the society columns of the Bk, is after weeks of disuse, still in running order, Its delicate, diamond- tipped hands are quiy. veriog with excitement, all afire with esger news to enter upon the work of solving the matrimonial problems of the day. benefit from it. At every respectsb'e drug store you can buy Browa's Iron Bitters at a dollar & bottle. Well worth it, too. Leach's hotel, and chavged the name to ‘*Blakesley House,"” and is doig a rush- Ing busivess. Blg Springs hus cpeced up In & fair mauner, and Is golng 10 make quite s place, Thelands In that vieiniiy are very good, and there are hundrads of Gow seit ere goiog In thers every week. At Lodge Pole there is & grand traps. formation, Bix mo-ths ego there was ——e A farmer vear Itacs, Wir., has sued & bee ketper for njury doné his pastures by bees “'treapassing” thereon, and the result of the suit is being anxionsly awaited by bee-keep ers, They are movivg, and they stop in front of two names, One is that of a young man em ployed in & large lower Farnem jewelry house, the other that of & young belle of New York city. Agsin the itdex hands of ths hymenometer are moving, This time they pause in rest in front of the nawes of the carhier in the busi- ceive prompt attention. Write for prices and terms. Orders by letter; postal, telegraph or D. M. STEELE & CO. Omaha. ELEPHONE NO. 304, will re- ness houze wherein is located the first victim, and a young lady of beauty and culture resi- dent on Capital Hill. This case is rapidly developing, says the instrument, and the sug gestivo odor of orange blossoms i3 plainly dis- cernibloin the losality. Still another suggestion is made by the won- derful instrument, This time the tender focl- ings of » well-known Pullman conductor for young lady resident on Sherman avenue aro the themo of prophecy. It is said that the pappy climax is fast becoming one of the probabilities of the not remote future. Once sgain, and for tho last time, tho index hands swing around, rosponsive to the subtle magnetism of Cupid's wand, This time they stop before the names of & young cigar mer- chant on lower Farnam street, and & young lady connected with a book bindery in the ty. This case, if tho hymenometer is to bo believed, is strictly genuine, But the hymenometer has eaid enough for this week, and is put to rest in its velvet casket. e — All parties wishing £o attend the 11th Annual tournament of the Nebrsska state Sportamen’s aesoclation at Seward, Neb, June 23, 24, 25 and 6, must got # re- ceipt from the home R. RR. agent for fare and upon pretentation of game to agent at Seward the return tloket will be sold at | rate. — e Amopg cultivated plants 260 are poisonous, slxty-six beivg narcotics, and the remainder deadiy poisons, PILES! i PILES!] PILES!! A sure cure for Blind, Bleediog, Ttching and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. Will'2ms, (an Indian remedy), called Dr, Williams' Iodian Pile Ointment. A single box has cured the worat chronic cases of 25 or 80 yoors standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applyiog this wonderful sooth How often ls the light of the house. hold clouded by elgns of melancholy or irrltability on the part of the ladies. Yet they are not to be blamed, for they are the rasult of all allments peculiar to that sex which men know not of. But the cause may bo removed and joy restored by the use of Dr. Pierce’s ‘‘Favorits Presoription,” which, as a tonlc and nervine for deblilitated women, Is certain, safe and pleasant. 1t is boyond all com. pare the great healer of women. ——— Of ediblo fruits and seeds 1(0 aro classed as vegetables, 100 as roots and bulbs, thirty yleld oil, twenty produce sugar or syrup, and six species are made into wine, Careful experiments and records with sheep show that & line of twin ancestry on both sides will nearly always procure twin lambs with the ““Downs” breeds. ————— The averago farmer of the country hag 82,84 of fixed farm capital, oxolusive of household furniture, carringes and other personul property of the farm, iog medicine, Lotions and instruments do wore harm than good. Pile Ointment ab intense itching, (particularly st night after fiebting warm 1o bod), acts ws u poultice, glves ustant rehief, and is prepared only for Piles, itehing of private parts, and for nothiog else. SKIN DISEASES CURED by Dr, Frazier’s Mogic Ointment. Cur if by magle. Pimples, Black Heads or Grul Blotches and Eruptions on the face, leaviv kin clear sud beautiful, Also cures iteh, Salt Rhume, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, sud old, Otstinate Ulcers, §old by druggists, or mailed on receipt of price, 50 cents At retail by Kohen & Co, and Schoter & Becht, At wholeeale by C, ¥, Goodman, POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thls powder never varies A marvel of purety strongth and wholosomenoss, Moro vconomical that the srdinary kinds.aod cannod be sold 1o compebl tion with the wultitude of low test, shork welgh sl of physphrte powders. y o BOYAL "BAKING FOWDEK 00., 109 Wall 8 H. S. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, Neb. Breeder of thoroughbred and high grade Hereford and Jersey Cattle, And Duroc end Jersoy Red Swiue. Premature Lont Pow er, and P, dio ared wi g.fi‘.'mn.» {ren. All corresponde: (ARETON REME o NERV Lo Gland € e by tho Marsto thout surg ¢ tidential. ., or DR, H, 46 West (4th Street, NEW YORK. OMAHA INSTITUTE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. FOR TIIE TREATHENT OF ALL CHRONIC AHD SuRGICAL DISEASES. The largest Medical Institute West of 88i681pPI Rivers Fity roo e Phydiciun had ‘sixte RRIVATE CIROULAR ME ) OMATIA MEDIC 4t Sireet, Coruer of Capl