Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 16, 1886, Page 5

ANOTHER FIGHT TO A FINISH, Linooln Prohibitionists 8hy a Blood-Ourd- ling Oastor Into the Ring. THEY MEAN TO LAY OUT LICENSE Lawyers Meekly Apologize to the Court—A Drummer Fails to Get a Divorce IFROM THE NER'S LIN The revival meetings at the Methodi understood, will shortly be bronght te a close by the de- parture of Mr. Bitler, thee are to be followed by n crusade, of which, in the minds of the promoters, has never been seen This erusade will be conducted by the people who have been upholding Mr. Bitler, the Woman's Christian Tem: perance union and the prohibition leaders, HOTN BUREAT.| church which, thoroughness of a mlitar rominent state official ‘who claims to 1of battle, & 3 be divided into districts, in each of whic! a body of mixed workers will go from 1z with the inmates, and exhorting their aid for the puri of the moral atmosphere. ner of this erusade, and the intention of the prohibtionists to take rtin the city election, the o 15 being distributéd: to house, pray! As a forerun- Towing circula TO RUN ANOTIER VE To the People of Lincoln: with the one great issue dominates in municipa The question comes forcibly home to every Will the good people of our city, longer remnin partners in the crimes of brought face to fac g thinkmg mind; u ready to sell your sons to 1 your danghters to dishonor? ¢ youn $1,00000ra § Price is eheap enough to Mothers, have you 1 liverance fo those whe break your chains—to the vo jons weigh at the ballot box? not, look now to the Young man, wil hood to free the dri of 4 weeping motl: beek of the whisk servile tool of the dramseller? o you willing that nearly 1 shops, with their enticing shall be continted, to debas your brother, father or lover, and’ bring_ di re, dishonor and sorrow to your heart? ot, then use your persu all of your voting friends to support the pro- de your plea for de- alonie haye power to afety of your chidren, or_ will you bow at the y politician and become the nfluence upon nker, do you wait to go down 1T you do not, vote the Vote for your. own pro- membering that every victim now slumbering in a diankard’s grave was once you are now, and perhaps de- fied the clouds of impending disaster that hung so threateni morning and final 1o a drunkard’s heli? rohibition tic] life's bright y eclipsed the sunhight be- noon was nearly 3 the control of our city government in the hands of the lowest clement of society? Shall the class with headquarters in the sa- loons, and from which come almost all the eriminals that crowd our police courts, longer be allowed to select our oflieials? Wo call upon the business men, the profes- sional citizens, the mechanies and the labor- ing men, to unite and_destroy this pa of sociedy, the Itum Power, that annuall than half a mi ch should be expended in the imate trade, and nd dishonor our e and crime lionollars whi Is of honest and le uses it to debauch our sons ters, to foster dens of that are corrupting so Every moral and mat deinands the entire 1 interest of our suppression of this florts ab regulation ing vice, the social evil, and all the moral cancors that eat away the ‘heart of ter around this one great patent liguor curse. We call upon all that the law-abidin, 4 nship of this communit their rightfu to theend that d and all these vilo dens of ) up, to Work from now un- 11 for the triumph of the principles of right and_justice and the success of the prohibition city ticket. A nominating mass convention will be held on Wednesday evening, 24, beginning at 7 o'clock p. m., for the e of placing a city ticket in the field. persons who are ready to join in the cam- n against the saloon andon the side of home, are invited to take an active part, The Liquor Traflic and its attendant and resultant erimes must o. il the 6th day of Apr| The Law and Ord; refuse to endorss are working for 5, and that th with securing & rigid enforce aws as they exist on the statute books, a work in which they claim to Lave thus far been very suceéssful, hay ing broken up unliconsed liquor sclling compelled licensed dealers to conduct their business in strict the Slocumb law, and put all the leading amblers and sporting women on trial or their offenses. A WAR OF WORDS IN COURT. the state closed its testimony in ' aasa vesterday, ather than im- y will content accordance with Burr, connsel for the defendimy, wou. the court to direct the jury to bring mn a s client, on the under which 0 sented requires the showing of an actual transfer or sale, in order to make an offense, and the district attorney had failed to introduce any evidence on this ro Pound said the question and he did not 1f the whole of vas to govern, he suid, the nd been adduced, atute was to be confined to might he some doubt ler to expedite the proceedings ground that Herold is be- verdiet for h the statute wish to decide it hastily. necessary evidence the titie ther ‘od the defondant to go on with the Mr. Burr took an ception, and then examined Herold and Mrys. both of whom denied that any om Herold's store had ever been « in defendant’s house, as allegod by witnesses for the state. . During the argument over the motion and My, Burr e excited, and acensed other of torturing the truth out of shay and other heinous offenses, promptly rapped thew to order that he should expect an apology from wch in open court at the opening of the afternoon session. and Mr. Bur Judge Pound , both looking a little sheep- warched up and told the 1 about being ver, had oceurred, ch ment of the moment, and prowmised to never offend in | NO SYMPATIX FOR DRU ch sympathy with ho run about the zed it all to the oling salcsien Y country getting married proinisi said Judge Pound i the district court ‘Ihe oceasion was the appli- ation of Leander Allurd, a divoroe from wite, Emma Lee Allurd threo year's ac- {ntance with the woman hé was may neentive being her ho was the father o to her abouta wonth be- Emma acknowledgod to her”husband that she had “played him for a sucker," and that the real fathor of the kid was an old bean named Vit Hall. This was too much for the drummer’s susceptible nerves, and he parted wlllhnm ceremony from the woman he had sworn to love, honor, cherish and obey, and coming to Nebraska, settled down to secure a residence and a divorce. Lean- der's tale was supported by aflidavits from a number of dames in the Green Mountain state, which tended to show that Emma was a pretty tough sort of girl before marriage, and hadn't im proved any since. One woman swore that Emma, while at work for her, “had one to a dance with Hall, and ecame hack the next morning looking as though she had had a hard time.” This secmed to strike the judge as a rather novel canse for separation, especially as it had happened some nine months before the ringe. and he cut the matter short by fing: *‘Well, Allard, I'm sorry for you, butIdon'tsec how Lean hel . [gness you took the woman for better or worse and will hs to stick to it. However, I'll take the pr and look them over to see whether there is any good proof of adultery before marringe.” This seemetl to daze the plaintiff; and even after the judge and lawyers had left the court ym he sat stolidly looking at the ju- roh as thongh unable to under- situation, BR MENTION. “What shall we do with the tramps®” is fast becoming the absorbing and vital question, The eity is full of healthy, full grown strangers who neither toil nor spin, and to whom bolts and we no terrors. A roundup by the police, follow- od by a few days work on the muddy cross-walks, would probably cure most of these impecunious gentlemen of a de- ire to remain in the eapital city. 2 Hop is the latest addition to Lin- coln’s Chinese quarter, As Wing is the actual owner of a laundry outfit, he is a man of much importance, and his sottlo- ment here was observed by admiring countrymen Saturday night” w *“blow out,” in which fire ¢ rs, lan: terns and heaps of gaudy paper figured prominently. John,_Fitzgeral received n telog: from Manager Hohmann of the 2 ;!r-l':llll Hose company yesterday, stating that they would rea Lincoln " Wednes: day noon ‘Ihe only new action entered in the dis- sterday, was one in which Edwin Bond August Arndt and_oth- ors for the undisturbed possession of cer- tain premises to which l\w plaintiffelaims. 1 o given by Arndt to anote for $100, » Evening News has been enlarged to au seven column folio, but Editor Hyde still wears the s e ha The will of W. Jenkins, of ns Creek precinet, has been admitted to probate. Several parties in Lincoln have re- d invitations to the anniversary ¢ jon_of the “‘domestic” wedding of Jolonel Frank Simms, the colored Che terfield at the Paxton, which is set for the 25th inst. Auditor Babeock’s force is busy send- ing out blanks to the various ra ji the state, on which they must turns before April 5 of all their t property. An extradition warrant was issued from the executive oflice yesterday for the return to Iowaof one James N. P{n A ney, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, Irs. Burzek, the wife of one of Dam- row’s best tailors, died suddenly from digease incident to childbirth. Miss Sadie Booth, after & two months® residence 1n Lincoln, has returned to Omaha to resume her work in the oflice of the clerk of the United States court. Judge Hayward came to Lincoln y terday for the fist time since his appoint- ment and took the oath of ofiice. ]n the noon he opened court in primitive in the ante-room, sitting behind a y-shilling desk,’ and looking v: cantly at someof the ornrmental lawy who oceupied the pine chairs and snick- ered while Clerk Sizer was administering the oath. 3 ies publies were com- vernor Dawes has made requisition on the Dakota authorities for the custody of & man recently run down in that terri tory by an Omulia detective. The refusal of the executive clerks to give the name of the alleged criminal lcads to the re- port that the case is one of unusual im- portance. Four new insurance companies have been admitted to bu in_this state this year. The Equitable Li: of Des Moine: husetts Mutual Li of Springfield; Roc e, {nrd, 1il., and People’s Fire, of Pittsburg, Pa, Auditor Babeock and wife will return from a yisit at Ord to duy. ——— B. H. DOUGLAS & SONS’ CAPSICUM COUGH DROPS are the_result of over forty years experience in compounding cough mixtu They are the best. ik o =l £ An auxiliary to the rudder for steer- ing sea-going vessels has been proposed It consists simply of two discharge pipe ced one at each side of the vessel’s 1s far below the water line as pos- . and connected with a_steam pump capable of forcing a_powerful stream of v through the pipes, which, imping- ing upon the water in contact 'with the vessel, forces it to the side opposite to that from which the steam issues. il ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, ‘When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, e aho bocams orlas- alis slang to Coatoria, ‘Whan she had Children, she gave them Onstoria, i 2 Recent exca ns at the Acropoi Athens have resulted m the discov six mutilated female statues in marble. These fragments, which were colored, and belong to the period before Phidias, caanot fail to be of great importance in the history of art, as no museum in Europe possesses works of this period, ‘The statues are part of those overthrown by Persians and beoried by the Greeks at the building of t he Acropolis in the time of Periele 25 YEARS IN USE. The Greatest Medical Trinmph of the Ag SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVE ofappetite, I Ive, P ck part, Pal blade, Fullness inclination to Irritability of a feeling o Fluttering at ¢! Keart, Dots befove tho eyes, Henduche o ho right eye, ke Ayl dreams, Highly colored Urlue, aud CONSTIPATION, ° TOTT'S PILLS are especially adapted 1o such easos, one doso effeets such change of feeling as o astonish the sutferer. They I Detit the & ':_'w iolr {J ice. r ot g TUTT'S EXTRAGT SARSAPARI Renovates the body, es healthy strongthens the woak, repairs the wastes Ao systom with pure blood and hard muse nes the Bervous system, lavigorates the Lrain, and uparta the vigor of manliood. 1, Sold by druggists FY1CE 44 Murray S6., New Xork, POLICE COURT NOTES. A Man from Plattsmouth—Found His Watch—The Morning Grist. J.W. Kennard is an old gentleman from Plattsmonth with a decided predi- lection for sprecing. He stoad up before Judge Stenberg in police court yestorday and, looking him straight in the cyes, plead mot guilty to a charge of drunkenness. It seems that Kennard had arrived hero on Satarday and on S urday night was decoyed into anotorious den on Twelfth street by the charms of one of the young women. Shortly after- wards he had this same girl arrested for robbing him of his gold watch and chain. The ticker was found upon his own per- son, however, and the girl was released, Kennard promised to leave town, and failed to do 8o and was arrosted last night beastly drunk, His case has been continued for hearing. Charles Nast, John Dunlave, Peter An- derson, Normon Ramsey and Charles Pilfrain were fined 85 and costs for in- toxication. The two latter paid. Mike Purcell, James Kruger, David Tosteyin, nd Sweaton, arrested on a similar Mrs olored wenc arrested for complicity in the $63 rob- , of which Mike Gilligan v i last week, and was remanded for nd Mrs. Owen Connolly, (alias ack), were sent to jul for five days to sober up. Omaha's Mardi Gras. The Omaha Musical Protective union is making arrangements for a grand earni- val and bal masque, to take place at the exposition building April 7. A magnifi- cent feature of the affair will be a street parade on the order of the Mardi G of the Veiled Prophets’ procession fof St. in which the entire union of 120 musicians will play togeth 1 being in mask costume. ‘The whole affair will doubtless be the grandest thing of the kind ever witnessed in Omaha. The Musical Protective union is com- posed of the following orchestras ands: The Masical Union orche: tra, the Union Paci band, A. O. H. band, the Fourth United os Infantry band, Hoffman’s orchestra, Blaufus's or. chestrn, Motta’s band, Prochasks 5 chestra, Havluzeck orchestra. Julius Thielo Imhs[]n-m(mccurclwwl and Horn- berger's orchestr: The committee of a gements is com- l\nq-:l of Wm. F. Pil ng of the Union acific band, F. Ales xh the Fort Omahs band, Julius Thicle of Independence o chestra, A. Blaufus of Blaufus’ orchest F. L 1 of Hoffman’s orchestra, Tont s of A. O. H. Band, B. Prochaska r ka band, H. Jackson of Union Pacific band, Julius Burgold of German band, H. T. Trvine of Musical Union band, Julius Meyer of Musical Union or- White C e Piling is better than oak for bridge or foundation work. It lasts longer in or out of the ground and can be furnished and driven for one-third less D. Soper & Co., 1020 Farnam 5 i T Brevities. Detective Charles J. Emery has re- turned from a successful busingss trip in Dakota. Policeman Graham’ been suspended on the charge of sleeping on his beat He denies the charge, and says he ha witnesses to prove it. Itis not probable that Omaha will enter into either the Western or North- ague scheme, so that if this city 18 to enjoy any base'ball this season, her dependénce will have to be on a reof ion of the old Union Pacific club, n the Union Pacilic Knights of Labor were running the Missouri Pacide engine into the roundhouse Sunday, as already mentioned, an explosion oceurred, which led "the Missouri Pacific engineer to believe that he was to be d namited into eternity. Some roguish spirit put a couple of torpedoes under the wheels just as the locomotive was being backed'into the roundhouse. A terrible explosion followed, and the poor engi- neer jumped headlong from the cab, and athering himself, made a dash for dear ife. —_—— A MARVELOUS CURE. A Pure Malt Whiskey the Only Cure For Oonlnrpllon. It has become the settled practice of all phystelans, of all dispensing druggists, to di éhlntur pure, unadylterated whiskey r CONBUMPTION, and Duffy’s Pure Malt hiskey has becbme the recognized and gaquestioged spoctlc for tho CURK of this readed disedso. The subjoined tosti- on 1’. bear witness to its undoubted cacy . i Madiy Ave., Bgltimore, Md. nGrx P mfle'}? N ahs ol u.: imption who, wlien food or 0digine wi .‘l\'cn wopld vomitit. 1had gives h&r various romedles, but all were oxpelled, lndlhh n% ved nnl‘FEnnt 081{ by enema and inunctjon of Cot ver Oil, which were exe dhzf & greenble to had :’;‘:T“lo e:‘l Pure oy, ministored a tas, which Wi go vomitod “The sécond dose. ful e it ful 08 . Tt in et T 2Rl All this after hor farhily had asserble St TR R b adulterated.” éfilvl l’l. D. . R Balt{more, Md., Ma) --o.m..::gt.;"%‘. nh:hnly' stricken o req T i 0 0na) ool coniplaints or ol . coums it ly & 885, b P oult o of <o %o aiek a0d weak (hile r.vll me your ) e rl L ove provee Tafat ndh T anile T gan gt ter i aangee ov, 0, R % 5 Mas! ., % . 1636, o B r been in R«;‘ M-?h&én:rfi’ai s Plre Mt Wil ro in her s foctor gnl agfi}nmpuzn ‘mmfl 0y \ e rong & gt LGP B BER N 1) v known Sigters of Charity wilh ST LIRS B 3, Writes: ester, N. Y, Home of Industs Nov. B, “aENTEEMEN: Tt glves me -wlm re to recompmend Dufty's Pure dlalt Whiskey, which I have used with great satisfaction in copsamption; in the last 8 of ! dread d Tiie patiént ca whon all abher remadfos (af], & A Titoall ;(Lh;?fl-pgfi‘ b, Hfaucnd Federal Building Items. United States Marshal Bierbower and Deputy Allen returned yesterday from Lincoln, they have been in attendance upon the eriminal session of the Unit States ecurt. With them came the pris oners who have been tried and sentenced —E. B. Heath, the defaulting postal clerk at Kearney, two years in the Detroit house of correction; James Van Lue, selling liguor to Indians, six months in house of correction and Sylvester Yundt, counterfeiting, four months in the county jail from the first of December last.” Richard Seymour, alias “Bloody Dick,” supposed to be impli- cated in the Nebras and frauds, and young Tietsort. charged with breaking open *a- vostoflice nt Kennard and steal: ing a registered letter, w 1s0 brought back from Lincoln to await trial at the May term of court. Mr. J. H. Anderson of Richmond, Mo. entered upon his duties as chief cler yesterday, ceceeding Mr. Brown in the postal inspector’s oftice. Doubles: in Congress. Philadelphia North American: The two Antipholi of Shissession 6f congress are Judge Robert 8. Greon, of the Third New Jersey District, and Gen. Egbert Vicle, of fhe Thirteenth Now ork District. One i8' constantly mistaken for the other. Not trip is made along Pennsylvania avenue ' by either man without be ugl addressed In the name of his double. Théy take the dilemma rationally and laugh over the incidents as they oceur. A small_delegation from Monmouth County, N.J., in the interest of pending legislation there, ealled on Gon, Vicle a foy days ago, and after pro- enting a serbs of memorials with countloss signgtures the visitors were & ined to ledrn that they were not ad- dressing Judge Green. In ‘the party was one man who thought he knew the judge. His mortification will never end. On the other hand, Judge G n called on Assistant Postimaster General Stevenson the other day, and, being mistaken for Gen, Viele, “was confidentially assured that his wishes in respect to certain mat- ters would be carried out atnn early date, Judge Green modestly checked the official. A colleague of the New York member has a photograph of his friend, undeyr which iswritten (llu- words: “His is an eye like Mars, to threaten and command.” The general said good- Lumoredly that nobody had offered to y him" a ®etainer foe in the name of his other seif. He regarded that as an excellen n This not the first time there haye Dbeen “two of w kind” in congress. In the ses: of 1880:81 there were two brothers r of Pennsylvania and Horr of Michigan. Both “were short stout, jovial men, and resembled each other to a remarkable degre Itis told of Senagor Evarts that meeting the two ntlemen together at an eves arty held out both | I i aner historieally conic for him: "wins, I presume St I vain to seck o powder that defies detection, but use Pozzoni’s to improve the complexion. A cow fell into the Potomac river at Vashington on Monday, and, entering a ¢ sewer which empties near the spot, aversed it for nearly a square before a number of me ded in rescuing the frightened animal with rope and tackle lirough a manhol To the young ni's Powder gives fresher charms, to the old, re- newed youth. “People are not to be boycotted for every fiddle-faddle,” was a recent phras of the mayor of Limerick, and it passed into general currency in Ireland. One bad thing in the midst of the boj cotting hitherto has been that under cover of patriotism a man could taki Ppetty spite out against another. Educated and Hood’s Savsaparilla is prepared by C. L. Hood & . apothecaries, Lowell, Mass., who have'a_thorough knowledge of pharmacy, and many years' practical experience in the business. It is prepared with the greatest skill and care, under the direction of the hien who originated it. 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Postmaster, Phila And mAny Othors from whom we letters commenting upon this med a8/ most valuablo houschold romedy. 1f you are suffering and cannot find re- lief, procure af once from your drugeist a bottle of Rogulator. Give it a fair trial an'i it will not only afford relief but i manently cure you. See that you get tho genuine, Jo L ZEILIN & CO,, Philadelph i o, Ta Railway Time Table. OMAHA. The following Is the time of arrival and de- parture of trains by Central Standard time at the local deync T'rains of the C. t. P, M. & O.arrive and dopart from their depot, corner \'H 14th and Woebster oot rains on the B. & WOy B, &Q. and K, C. L & C, B, from the B."& M. depot: all othiers'from the Union Pacitio dep T BRIDGE TRAINS. Tridio trains will Joava 17, P, dopot at 6: 6 n 8:00—8:40—8:50-11 10:00--11:0 &, m., 1 %100 —53:00~-13 . m, P ASNNRCTING LINES val and depart of trunins from the lopot at Councll Bluls: . AnRIvE, 1AGO, HOCK ISLAND & PACIH | CHICAGO & NORTH\WESTERN. 3 D9:15 A 5 | B7:00 e, 1LOAO, TURLINGTON & QUINOY, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUI 0:15 A, M | b KANSAS CITY, ST, JOE & COUNCIL DL/ A 10:00 i o WABASH, §T. LOUIS & PACIFIO. A 3:00 v, M | A B SIOUX CITY & PACIFIG. _ WESTWARD UNION PACIF & REP, VAL Mail and Expri . & M. TN NED. -Mail and_Expresa. Night Express OUTHW ARD. NORTHW ARD. 0. P M. & O AN Sioux City Express 36, 0nklana_Accomnod STOCK YARDS TRAINS Will leave U, P. depot. Omaba, at 0:40--8:35— 10:45—10:35 0. m, 5 LeaveBtock Yirds for Omaha at 12:01—1:29—4 :40—5:07—0:20 D. M. NOTE—A trains duily; B, daily except Sunday : G uily excopt Saturday; D, duily except Mon- v A MAN WHO 18 UNACQIAINTED WITH THE GECGRAPHY OF THIS ‘COUNTRY WILL SEE DY EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT THE CGHIOAGO,ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY By renson of 1t contral ponition nnd olose el Drincipal linos East and West, at Ouitin) minal pofits, constitntes the mmost lmport ‘Sontinentai link In thAt kystem OF through transpor Ation which inviten and facilltatos travel and t otwaon oition Of the Atlantic and Pacifc Const M ot toand The CGreat Rock Island Rout. Guarnntoos Lie patrona that sene of personal Flty atfordod by i soli, thoron B Mnooth trceks Of continons Ko tially built culyer porfiction as h TN applianoss of patent buitars. s ‘mmvumhn-m aht thint exnoling diselplin which govern prac: Eivat opsration of il (th trains. OUHLCr Apecialtiis S il ronte aro Aranatora’se Wt connodi ol iy on” Duphts, and the Wnsurpassed cotsfor uxirlos oF it Passongor Equipment. oo o 484 i n,:;‘{méu ; ‘Shs F::m'n’us f\lber: Lea Route s the direct and favorito line betweon Chicago an M i 5t P, whore uf’mm»x"ufi.‘:'m.‘.‘:m‘.xs 15t “watating i e SR R R e HEirablo Fouits Lo i rieh whient Holds lung:rlvl lnh:vlhll'l“ ' Ll kakeo, has been opencd botwedn C i i Laayadbe: wita Connel it .‘.u.....gu W H N outainabia s woll ur Haets, iicontinths Theed Fossing R, R. CABLE, E. 8T. JOHN, Frow'h & dow'l Meg'n, Gon'l T'kE & Pass. Ag's _OHICAGO. JHARRIETT JFYUBBARD A YER! 130 West 15th street, New York, ARTISTIC FURNISHING and INTERIOR DECORATION SHOPPING AND COMMISSION OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. I propose setitng forth on my Annual European tho'lutterpart of March, und shall tako gre 1 executing any orders that muy be entrust: feparod 10 aoloct and purolese brtiolos of rol ot tha BUnEED A nid Hbu. il et ¥k o i) ct"Rhythimy. iy Sastiirer b ‘o bitne’ i giLoK A o Gl M vu s thak Howt e or uimbor bo as exuct as postible Nt 1y oSrresnonachod e B it 8 e A e s the Mt i uren, Cig0 fosaulr & MGE e Yt ok RSbert sicoln S Mr. und Mrs Charies . Farwell, Chleago. "P, BOYER & CO. DEALERS IN HRall’sSafes,Vaults, Timelocks and Jail Work, 1026 Yarnam Street, Omaha, N, box_wil cure the most obtinate caso in four dkys oF 1058, Alan'sSoluble MedicatadBougies No nauseous doses of cubebs, copaiba or vil of sundalwood that are certain to produc 8la by destroying the contings of th Price $1.60. wll druggists or wailod receipt of price. For further particulas sont forcireular. P. 0. Box 1531 7. C. ALLAIN CO., & Jol st, New York. tes-tl-sitlynge : ational Bank, Omalia, Neb. Will pay enstoniers” draft with bill of lading attached for two-thirds value of stock. NILIIAAAMTIO YWILLIIVIRINTIU SIX-CORD SOFT FINISH SPOOL COTTON. —— Full Assortment for sale to the Trade by -— VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, OMAIIA., NEBRASIKA. THXE CEEEAPEST PLACE IN OMAIIA TOBUY FURNITURE, BABY CARRIAGES, L. DEWEY & STONES’ Oneof the Best and Ly to Select from. est Stoo%s in the U.S. No Stairs to Climb. Elegant Passenger Elevator M. BURKE & SONS, LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS, GRO. BURKE, Manager, UNION STOCK YARDS, OMAHA, NEB. Merchants' and Farmers' Bank, David ¢ St Neb, v, Neb.: Koarney National MeDonali's Bank, Notth ESTABLISHED 1868. CHANDLER-BROWNC. GRAIN AND PROVISION Commission Merchants. " ROSEWATER & CHRISTIE, CIVIL & SANITARY ENGINEERS Rooms 12 and 13 Granite Block, OMAIIA., N"EERASKA. ystoms and Sowerage Plans for Citics owns ® gpeciaity. Spocilications for Public and othor Engincoring works furnished. on Public Improvementa. ANDREW ROSEWATER, Momber Amerioan S00'o- Plans, Bstimates and Suryoys and Roport mado Engthoer of Omaha 1l Engineer. Board of Trade, ~ Chamber of Commerco, Milwaukee. b H. C. MILLER, Western Business Solicitor, 3 oot ,000), will bo rocoivod ut the county olork’s Local Business Solicitor, 1301 Doug A STANDARD MEDICAL, WORK?1 FORYOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE FREE TO ALL Exhausted Vitalit Prematnre Doclin untold miseries resulting Nervous and Physical Dobility Man, Errors of Youth, and tho rom indiserotion and o A" book Tor ovory man, young, middie-ny Ytcontains 123 prosert ehronic discasos, each ond of wl found by the author whose oxperi nch s probably nover before "0 piges, bound i’ bo i, ombossod Covors, Tall workin every senay-mochanical, litorary wnd profas. thor work in this couniry for §5.5) be rofund In every instance. Pring by mail, postpaid. Tlustratad sampla, 60> 8endnow.'Gold melinl nwarded tho author by tlonal Modical Asoointion, to tho 11 olite oMocers of tho bonrd i anco of 1,112 18 worth moro toth e enoration than faandthe siiver mings of Novada peions fof ull acuto hich s Invalyanle, *So "o tha Tot’or: an atihil Rranoh mia. slonal—than an; poInts out tho rocks stitution and ho Tatally wracked,~X 0 iolonco of Tife i of greator valuo than il tho modical works published in ‘this: conntry fOr th past 13 superb and mastorl hysical debility "Addrossthe Pouhody Modioal institut Pivker, Nock Bulliio atraot, Boston, Ve maltad on il disunsos roauiring ki 180 on nervous an Ticket Agont. GEO. K. HEAFFORD, Agsistant GenoralPnssou- ger and Tickot Agent, tors. OTICE is horeby givon that senled proposals nstriction of a court house in the York, York county, Nobrasku, not to excosd the sum of ore Apri 20th, 1886, ut 1 o'clock, p. m." Sid court houso to bo built according to pians and spe clork’s offico, York cou: No. 13180 kn, on and af party to wl awardod will be roquired to give bond in doubl ount of the contract price: conditionc faithful performunce of i 0 bo approved by tho roscrvo the right to fications on flle in_ the county or_at the office of tho contract may Do of the hoard mwle February 2 OV ERE County Clérk. Chlcagy, Milwaukes & 8 Paui RAILW AR, The Short Line and Best Route From Omaha to the East. TWOTRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND Minneapolle, Milwaukeo, Cedar Hapids, Davonpori, Dubuque, Rockford, Freoport, Jnnosvilie, Madison,’ La Crosse, Winona Andall other importunt points East, Northoa s and Southeast, Ticket oMoe at 1401 Farnam stroet, (in Hotol. nnd at Union Puojtio Dopot, " X0 Pullinan Sieopors nnd the Fitest Dining Cars in the World aro run on_ the main linos of the HICAGO,MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RAILWAY, and every attontion is pald to passongors by courtos ous employcs of the company. it . Gonoral Munager. ki, Assistant Gonoral Managor, , Gonernl Passongor god HAMBURG - AMERICAN Packet Company. A DIRECT LINE FOR Eneland, France & Germany. ‘Tho stenmsbips of this well known ling are n water-tight. cof uro furnished with every requisite to make the pussizo both sufo nd agronnblo. ho Unitod States and Buropean ziails, ve Niw York Thoratavs g P mnils,and leave s (LOXDON),Cliorboug,(PARLS and HAM- irning, tho steamoraleave Humburg on odnosdays and Sundays, via, Huyr purtments, and Saturdays for P Carrying the Bolgium Royal and United Statos Mall, salling evory Saturday Between Antwerp & New York T0 THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- LAND AND FRANCE. A 100. Exoursion trip from ‘abin_ $30, and Exoursion pussnge at Tow " ragoe. beioe cnersl Agonts, 05 lrondway, )maha, Nobraska, Fraok E. Moores, W., 8t, L & P, tickot agout. thampton und London. 60 und §1b; B from Plymouth to | Pian jn tho Squth assongers ut 80 vt cubin § Railroad tickets ngland, FREE. Steor: 5% Bend for ~-1~uu..5|'§.uu HARD & CO,, Jussenger Agonts, o1 Broadway, Now Vork: Washingion and La OMAHA OPEN BOARD OF TRADE. FARLEY & CO., BROKERS IN GRAIN, Provisions and R. R. Stocks. 1300 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nebraska. or purchise or sale of wheat, Nebraska National Bank OMAHA, NEBRASKA. | Paid up Capital. ... & Suplus May 1, 1885, 26,000 H. W. Yares, President. w. V. Monss, .$250,000 ALIN, Vice President. , 8, HuGuxs, Cashier, DIRECTONS: Jonn 8. CorLiNg, Lewis 8, RekD, A, E. TouzaLIN, BANKING OFFICE: THE IRON BANK, Cor, 12th and Farnam Streets. General Banking Business Transaotol. ESTABLISHED A1B7ZO, OfER 200000 (7 SOLD: v Oatalosues and 8l 1he Dest Car CINCINNATE “PENNYROYALPILLS ESTER'S ENGLISH." USEDINALL P PATT OF THE WORLD e T B GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, BAKER'S Broakfast Cocoa. Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which the excess of Oil has boen removedadt hias thres times the streugth coa mized with Btarch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economis cal, coating leas thun one cent @ cup. 1t 18 delicious, bourishing, strengtheniog, casily digested, and adinirably adapted for fovalids as well as for persons o bealth, Bold by Groe rywhere. V. BAKER & C0,, Dorchoster, Mass, i Tudencs caush Fremature Do Ma"hund\'uk Detlity T 410 valg overy kuo: