Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 10, 1887, Page 2

RUSHING TO DEATH. In the attempt to ewin pool rapids is no more reckless or danger- ous than to tr with disease which each day secures a stronger hold and hastens the end of life, This is specially true of rheumatism, neusalgia, sciatica and ner- vous headache, which though perhaps slight at first are extremely dangerous, and readily secure a firmer grip until at last the agony is unendurable and sudden death brings relief. These diseases can be cured by the use of Athlophoros which, in connection with Athlophoros Pills, never fails when prop- erly used. Read the following from those who have te d it John S. Ksnnedv, says: “Nearly two years ago, four bot ot Athlophoros cured me of rheumatism, and I have had no return of the old com- plaint since. Mrs. A. Newton, wife ot ex-Mayor Newton, Desmoines, Towa, sa; “I had been agreat sufferer for years,and had rem- edies, but nothing would do what Athlo- phoros did for me. Athlophoros took the stifiness out of the joints of my fingers, h I had been troubled with so long. Murray. J. Cochran, Denison, Towa, s ‘It is now two years since I used A\IIIIUp'uh ros,and I have had no rheumatism since. At the time I used this medicine 1 was crip- pled so that T had to use crutches. My knees were swollen so that I had to cut my pant- in order to wear them; my arms were stiff at the elbows; part of the time I could not feed nyself. While in this condition, I was advised to take Athlophoros; which I did. After using a few bottles, I was completely cured. pearville, Kansas, tvery druggist should keep Athlopho- ros and Athlophoros Pills, but where they cannot be bought of tho druggist the Athlophoros Co., Wall st., New York, will send cither, carriage paid, on receipt of regular price, which is $1 per bottle for Athlophoros and 5te for the Pills. For liver und kidnoy dianases, dyspop sin,in igostion, wonkne ua debility, disr of woman, n, henduche n|r|n|xo, blood, ete. 3 Pills uro unllod, o ouly pertect subotituto for J nvaliatle "t Bhotorn d Feething, A pre-digested food for ! pentics, Cofsumpiives, Convalescan ifect Autrfont In' all Wasting Diseacas. Kaguires 1o cooking, Gur DoLE, The CAre and' Fasding of Infants, mailsd 6o Boumei. dfobar @ Cb., Hoeton, Haos Ing from V.owt Vigor, ok ot i from - Deuzgtog, by the QREAT MARSTON watfree REATIAENT) o hands e with MARSTON REMEDY C0. 19 Park Piace, New Yor Mention Omaha Boo. 0 most practical, large sized Ol Can n tho murket. Lamos are filled direct by the purmp withous lifting can. No dripping oil on Fioor or Tavle. No Faucet to leak and wasio contents or cause oxplosions. Closes perfactly aif tight. No Lenkage-No Evap- rution — Absolutely safe. 't bo Humbugged wiih worthless imltations. Buy. taw iood Enough.” Man'f WINFIELD MANF'G. 00., Warren, Ohio. AUPPLIED BY JOBRERS. At Whol McC nnn Brapy & Co., Briss & IsaAcs, Omaha, Recror & Wll NELM HARDWARE' As the season is about over I will close out my Cook and Heating Stoves at cost, Call and gct a lnu'-gain. Tth st St. OYKICE AND RESIDENCE - Room 17, Arlington Dlock, (1at Building West of P, 0.) Telepbone No, 88§ and Mary's Av l/fi,c OFFICE HOURS— ‘5'04, 8t0 0, and11:30 to 12 a. m. 2to4,and Tto 8 p. m, Sundays, 12to 1 p, m. Of )l Kinds, old Iran, Copper, B Lead, o Bought, and Good ¥ By H. SONN s, Zine, o Ote,, es Pald, HEIN, 106 N, 10th street, A postal eard will do GROC ERIES CASET GROC! St Mary's Ave and 19U st. house in Omaha, 'JOHN SIMMONS FLORIST, Al Kinds of hedding plants for s GRUX 'Il!)l'\l-} ON STA biocks North of L. B, Williams' | FOR SALE. Gomplete Banking Fixtures and Busingss. Also house and lot; on p,rml railrond; niee town in Central Nebraska, Will soll together or separaty; or will ex- changzo for omaba property, For partienlars call on or address S. D. PIKE, 608 Southoth st. ireat (.emllfl_ Fieo ranr'e o STEWART & CO., Room 3 Nebraska Hational Bank (IRON BANK.) Will pl addition in South Omah and will offer-Jots at lower prices than yet quoted on property equi-distant from the TOCK YARD Property in South Omahia c on sale a new offers better inducements for doubling the money invest- ed than any property now the South Omaha property, we on market. Besides have a arge Lis Of the most desirable lots the city. be made on lois in Omaha and South spring than ever before in in More money will Omaha next any two years. REMEMBER! You can buy cheaper now than in the spring, when prices will surely double If you want to buy or sell or 1f you want to borrow money on eal estate est rates, Come and See Us. ROOM NO. 3. Basement. of Nebraska National Bank Building, [2th and Farnam Telephone No, 677. Stewart & Co. Branch Office in South Omaha. | Wil be ono of intense Intercst in the Lndiana | friends. THE THE INDIANA SQUABBLE. Fun Predicted the Coming Week in Hoosier Legisiature, INp1ANAPOLIS, Jan. 0.—The coming weck y Sveaker Sayre, of the house of representatives, sent the age to the senate, informing that body thaton Mon- day moining he would proceed to canv and deeclare the result of the vote at the Nc vember election for lieutenant governor, the law requiring that it has to be done in the presence of the 0 Tl ceived the message, laid it upon the table and adjourned until Tuesday, To-morrow morn- ing the republican members of the senate, nincteen in number, will appear in the hall of the house, where they wiil be recognized as the senate. The vote for lieutenant gov ernor will be eanvassed and announced, and Colonel Robertson sworn in, atter which he preside over the joint assemblage, It is un- derstood that he will subsequently find it the means to officially inform the senate that lie | hias been sworn into oflice and is ready totake his seat as presiding ofticer of that body, The republicans claim to be acting instrict con- formity with the law and insist tiat the claim of Senator Smith to the presidency of the senate will be utterly void after such no- tice, If Colonel Robertson's elaim to preside over the senate is conceded by the demoerats, legislature. On Fri¢ 18§ OMAHA DAILY senate re- | | ont | erty known as Aus the majority of when he presents himself, th contest over the lieutenant zovernorshin will | of course be ended. 11 his claim i denied, | which is nmong the probabilities, it has not | et been made public what steps will be | en. Tn referoneo to the senatorship the | republicans are still united in their support | of Harrison. Governor Gray has with- drawn in the interest of Mr. Turpie and the | democrats are not yet united upon any can- didate. Ilolman is still Lere and pushinig his candidacy. Bynus cone to Wash- ngton, leaving his interests in charge of his Conductor anad Pass Jan on the Wilmington ern railroad this morning death of Conduetor Henry 1 sunposed to be Win, riding on the caboose. LINCOLNICS, Seth 1. Mobley, Correspondent Grand Tsland Independent. Acc ons to the Van Wyek forces are constantly being made. “The old guard” seems to be terribly demoralized and sadly disorganized. Harlan 1 1 excellent speaker. Those fe attempting to sit Lincoln down on Senator Van Wyek are tinding him a very uncomfortable seat. There is a degree of confidence 1 the i s, which bodes no good vk horses ot lightning candidatos, £ st nceounts Paddock and Weaver were prepaaing to take down their hight- ning rods and dark horses were being | sent to stalk pastures for tbe remainder of the winter. ¥irst blood for Van Wyek it, in the election of Harlan as a speake Second blood for Van Wyek in the de- feat of a resolution in the house providing for taking the appomtm of the em- ployes out of the hands of the speaker Third blood for Van Wyck in the erea- tion of four additional standing commit- tees, including labor, revenue taxation and apportionment. ourth blood for Van Wyek in resolutions which passed the senate, taking the formation of the comumitiees out of the hands of licutenant governor, and placing that power in the hands of & committ Fifth blood for Van Wyck in the creation of three s umml mlin;_: commitiees in the sel e and taxation. FUNAT A nger Killed, @ collision between & North- resulted in the Huberts and o Martin, who \\‘x\fll‘ and lots of 1RE. Hero's Amusing iifforts at L There wasan amusing scene in the Redick block at an early hour yesterday morning. A plumber who had been doing some work in the basement of Dan- baum’s restaurant lett a candle burning which set fire to a pile of rabbish. The building at once filled with smoke and caused great consternation among the occuvants in the third story in which a number of people have rooms. In one of the apartments was a well known young man who had been spending the night with his friend, a young man_ who nad gone down town a short time before the fire, taking the key to the room with him, At the first cry of fire the guest stuck his head into the hall to find” two pted ladies vainly endeavoring to TN AT U8 Pt being suf- d. The young man is polite to the under any and all circuinstances and without heeding the abbreviated condition: of his nether rments, e rushed to the rescue and by a herole ef fort broke the refractory window frame from its fr » - moorings and sent it ywi wit crash t policeman on Har ot was sudden and - ntly cleared of smoke [ the hero found himself anding 1n the bright morning lightelothed in his in- nocence and some other white stuff, tween two well dre: wdies. He heir expressions of gratitude, hen ish for his room, only to find that tal spring lock had done its work. tuation was geiting decidedly em- the Iadics in turn” came | reseuer and hastily & to their room, gave the hero s ehrnce tc in reach tihe window and bribe a kid in the aliey to go to his friend’s place of business and secure a 'y to the room. The reporter who wit- ed the episode, 15 anxious to_publish the hero's name, but Billy— sked him not to do so, and everything that he S1Y5 GOCs. efl Buy a Few Of those eclegant lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE and double your money before spring. Albright is making lots of money for lots of people who purchase from him. Only a little money required to buy a lot. . Rip Van Winkle Revived Last in German, Last night the first benefit of the on of the Germen comedy company took place at the Boyd. The beneficiary was Edward Sehmitz, the ent comedinn of the company. His sclection was the play of Rip Van Winkle, in which, of course, he med the title role. There ar fow character on the which, vhen w rendered, ré more entevtuaining than of Rip, the old vagabond of the Kaatskills Though one is moved to condemn his shiftlessness and commiserate his wife beciause of the increased burdens his | habits inflict upon her, yet the e ling good nature of the sot, the severity o his bunishment, the duration 8¢ his pun- ishme il the i scomtiture which sults from it, readily evoke sympathy from the averag uditor,” Mr, hmitz bas & most happy conception "and both in dr nd to it remarkable attention, 1o lines partly in Ge and with a keen appreciation of the ud vathos which pervade them, wsing in the act of restoration to his his sin infirmity was commendation Mrs. ad Mr, \la\lll\l.l(ln“l Night humor and hi. both o and akening amily, in ulation of most worthy of Mrs. Bauries and Koch aequitted themse while Mr. B, Linder of characters which displayed in a ¢ degree the ambition, studiousness atility of this pamstaking young gen- tleman. Decided. Judge Wakeley has rendered decisions in a number o eases, as follows: Vouss va. Cremer, a suit for architect’s | son, | Paxton 108, in favar of tho plaintiff. - C. B. & Q. vs. Mauning, an action to BEE: MONDAY enjorn: the deféndant judgment obtaited for m favor of defendant. Desanter vs. Belt Line, action for dam e to property by construction w' the Belt Line. Plaiptifi*s motion f !r.un collecting ersonal injuries, | trial was overruled nef vs. Omaha Nail Mannfactur. ction for personal motion for a new as overrul Schaller vs. Siephenson, & replevin suit to get possession of a quantity of lumber, Plaintifi's motion for a new trial was overruled. o a— Have You Seen Them? If not, call on W, G. ALsricnT and go to Sovrn OmanA with one of his agents to inspect the magnificent prop- pGHT'S CIoiC =eniniidy The Boom ts Immense IN SoUTH OMAHA PROPERTY, AND AL- 1IGHT'S CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL. LHERE 1S NOT A BAD LOT IN THIS BEAUTI- FUL PROPERTY. - BB Sherm Thurston's Arrest. rrest of Sherman Thurston on the rge of being a suspicious character is a surprise to his many friends and ae- quaintances in this city. While Mr. Thurston 18 known as a sporting man nothing of a crooked charocter has been charged against him, He not even been training with the sporting clements of the city. He came here from kre- mont, where he had been erecting o mon- ument over his father's grave, and is here with & view of locating. No matter t Mr. Thurston done or has been, he is attending to his own business now and his arrest on the charge named was certamnly without cause. Buy a Few gant lots in ALBRIC nd double your money spring Albright is making money for lots of people who from him. Only a it} to buy a lot. Of those CAOICE 1T's before lots of prrchs e money requi e —-— The Boom is Immense IN SouTi OMAHA PROPERTY, AND AL- 1GHT'S - CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL THERE I8 NOT A BAD LOT IN THIS B FUL PROPERTY Brevities, t the city jail has been frozen 1d The gas un for seve Couniy Cl dham has to the county commissionors the foes his oflice fur' the year ending January amounting to 50. V. G. Lan N. Gilehrist, . Davison, Dexter L. Thomas and Louis Heimrod have heen elected members of the board of trad. Victor Lindholm was arrested by offi cer Godola last nizht on the charge of being drunk and disorderly. John Ole- “who attempted to prevent Lind- holm's arrest was also placed behind the ba reported of 5, Deitz ndrew Have You Seen Them If not, call on W. G. ALsricuT and go out to Sovrn Oyana with one of his agents to inspect the magnificent prop- erty known as ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE, - 500 Per Cent. Profit has been made since last August by pur- chasers of lots from Mr. Albright in the addition West ot ALBR T'S CHOICE, I8 CHOICE ATS THEM AND DON'T YOU FORG ALL Matt Keete's Arrest, A row has n sed over inhuman abuse of e, the pugilistic hackman, who was arrested early yestercay morning on rgze of being a suspicious char: The facts appear that O’Grady was taking Keefe to jail when that worthy seized the ofhee noscin his tecth and bit himn a horrible manner. At this O’Grady very proverly knocked Kee down and blacked nis eye, Of the twi men, O'Grady is the more abused. Great Lixcitement in Sovrn OMAHA over the Jots in ArLsrigur’s Crone Twenty-two lots sold in one day. The Boom is Immense SouTi OMAHA PROPERTY, AND AL- ! b} LEADS THEM ALTL LOT IN THIS BEAUT Ofiicer cres and going. A BADR FUL PROVERTY, - e Opened. When J. L. Roy, the Sixteenth jeweler, left for Cannda last week the r’s safe was fouund to be locked. On urday the creditors, under the supc vision of Sherift Coburn, had the saf opened by Mr. J. A, Haskell, an exp, from P. Boyer & Co.'s safe cy. The contents consisted of two oride” chains valued at about $1 Roy's pen street en Them? G. ALsiicur and go out to vl OMAHA with one of his Zents to inspect. the magnilicent prop crty known as ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE, "l'hl‘ Are Beauti N and much larger than in other Addi- tions,” is the usual verdict regarding the 200 lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE, Buy a Few elegant lots i ALBRIGH] CHOICE and donble your money before spring. Albright is making lots of money for lots of people who purchase from hum. Only a little money required to buy a lof Have Yon S If not, eall on W, Of those Dliss. Judge McCalloch has issued licenses to the following parties: Name. s Abraham Boswitz 1 Lazzie ‘Leniben g VAIES. Owen weeee e Omaliay 1 Rachael De Omah; Phillip D. Miller, of Panora, In il representative of Field and f Denver, was in the aity yesterday, Heé is canvassing this state fof s ptions and adds for bis Great tement in SouTi OMAIIA over the way acies lots in ALsirionr’s 'Conowe are Twenty-two lots sold in onc y - F. M. ¢ and going. ckett, of Albion, Neb,, is at the He came in last nigit with eig cars of fat hogs. LA “They Arve Beautiful, and much larger than in other tions," is the usual verdiet regavdin, 200 lots in A1 s (! Addi- the Notar ublic, The following Omahans, by one of the ful overnor Dawes, publie for the ) % Hammond, Otto Siemssen, E. M. Sticky Steeve, jr., K, M. Hunt, John 13 ) B Bryaut, Myron . Wheeler, s F. Hirtzman, and Frank L. McCoy. PR — Ladies Cloth. acts of Two worth he Fair ao— Reinoval, Toe firm of P.J. & M, Nichols, In- surance Agents, have this day removed from 1509 Farnam strect into the Wabash Ticket of corner Farnam and 15th streets, where they will be pleased to see thair old customers and any new ones who feel disposed to give them & poition of their JANUARY 10, 1 Rheumatism 76 donbt If there fs, or can bo, A specide femedy for theumatism ; but thousands who havo suffered its pains have been grea efited by Hood's Sarsaparilla. If you failed to find retfe s “1 was afflicted with 1 ¥ yoars, Previous to 1883 T found no relief, but grew worse, and at one ti almost help- less, Mood's Sarsapariila did me more good than all the other medicine 1 ever had.” 1. T. Barcow, Shirley Village, Mass, “1 had rheumatism throe years, and got no relief til I took Hood's Sarsaparilla, It has done great things for me. 1 recommend it to others.” LEWIS BURBANK, Biddeford, Me, Tlood's Sareaparilla I8 characterized by three peculiaritios + 1st, the ecmbine remedia 3 2d, the proporti process of securing the active medic qualities, The result is a medielne of unusual strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown. Send for book containing additional evidenc 10 ove Lowell, 1's Sareapariila 1 its weight in gold.” 150 Bank Street, New York Cily. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. §1; six for §5. Made ouly by C. I HOOD & C€O., Lowell, Mass, I00 Dosos One Doliar. others, and LRINGTON, Nebraska National Bank OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Paid up Capital, .$250,000 Burplus . ..40,000 IL W, Y A. l’l':uulu nt. \ ice President. S. Hughes, Cashisr. DIRECTOR Jolin 8. Collins, s Lewis S. Reed. A. E. Touzalin, BANKING OFFICE: T™THE ]li’()V BANK, Cor 12th an rnam Sts i h\ mess T tes, W. V. Morse, HW. Ya nsacted. N. W. HARRIS & CO. BANKEL CHICAGO, Beunsm Countics, Citics and othors of bigh grade bought and sold. Eastern office 08 Dovonsls Loston. Correspond: ence solicited. PERNYROVAL PILL “CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH The Original and Only Gennive. Sate and icnars ol worthlca Infiatons . EARL NAME PAR Miohester ¢ REfwh e Ak for lla., Tobe u CHICAGO SHORT LINE ——OF Hlm Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul R'y THE BEST ROUTE from OMAHA and COURCIL BLUFFS ot THEHE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA *" COUNCIL BLU¥FS Milwankes, s, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Rockford, Chicago, —AND— St. Paul, Minneapo! ton, Dubuque, Rock Isiand, Freeport, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other ‘mportant points East, Northeast und Boutheust. For through ticketa call on the Ticket Agon at 1401 Farawm stroot (in Paxton Hotel),or & Union Pacii Puliman tho world are run on the main lines of the OHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY, nod_every attention 8 paid to pnssengors by mployes of the company. a Anagor. t Gonoral Manager, & VR CA RN T, Gonoral Passenger snd Ticket Agent. B, HRAFFORD 1 Ticket A . CLARk, General Superintendent. Assistant General Pazson- 1 to children £ wutograph tden us grown peopl n il | CONSULTATION FIt PROF. Room 6 1511 ASTHMA CURED 2 CERMAN ASTHMA CURE w the most violent attack, and w used by inl alatio aaction ivim- thal N. . COOK, Imml anl Resreetion ome the New Year by abolishing the rating the cash sys. WOCERY 1 pounds Granulat 17 pounis extra O & Dacknipes Arbucklo's Coffeo - itod C 4 ponn 18 Uncol adiight O pou s Bxira tinos pound yunds f¢ yind, from ), from K o v pound, pound Voul, por 0 atove good wntee | o v ¢ o uny patof the Don't forget the )., CASH GROCELS, Mury’s Avenue. MERCHANTS' National Bank OF OM.AFEA. Northwest cornor Furuam and Lth Streots, Paid up Capital, - Surplus Fund ' - Ry H \ " Cashi Asst-Cash nts solivitod and prompt attoutiou Tiven | sincss entrusted 1o 113 ca Pay ive ver on time dep NSUMPTIflN be above dussas 10 B HI ON TH riday, Janua ECUTIVE i, Gen. Geo, Crook, as A, Creighton, 8. R. Callow: BOARD OF . 8, Colling, Mr.J. FLOOR (X Mr. . P. Peck, Mrl). K. Lehimor, M, O, H, Rothaeker, Dr. Juste Hon, JamesE, Boyd, Hon Mr. Frank Colpetzor, Crary, Wilbu, McCluto, Committee on Proas--Mr, Chaso, and Progrum—Mr., Crary and Mr. [ Mr. MeCluro, Mr. hinor. Committoo on Rofreshmonts LADY PA 1y Con 5, D “onglon, . Davis H. Dowe Herman Ko s, Frank Colpot A.J. Popploton, & .. C. Cowin, « W. AL Paxton, P, C Himebaugh, ax Moyer, . Gallagher, Mrs. G Mis. Go D Wyntt, Mrs. B Rosewato 1 of the Board of Man, rriazes will approsch from 15th st will form under direetion of the polie FU Rothackor and Mr. The we TRON THIRD ANNUAL HARITY LD IN THE EXPOSITION BUILDING, SVENING OF ry l4th, 1867 (l|\|\|| TTE . Guy O, Barton, Hon. Elmer &, ay, Hog Herman Kountze, Bsp MANAGRRS: \ Clark Mr. N IMMITTE Mr. Clement Chaso, Mr. W, M. Rogors, Lieut, nnon, 1 Brown Dundy, Shelton, Mr. Jos. Gornenu, Jf Mr. Arthur Wakeloy, Mr. C. 8. Do Licut.” Abererombio, MoClure Committoe on the Musiy Tickots and Prii tiemen of the Board nmitteo on ohnson, Kimball, I Clurk M, onn Mes. Thos M. M. 1 1L 1 Mes. Job ummer, i Clure, It Callawny, Nionry Pundt, M . Hopking, Nk Shindtord, A. Wukefield, W. i "1, Wheaton, Hellmun, ] Bu e, nrk W L . Clarks: rang, Mrsl W, Minor, Mrs. T I, Tlor, “Doir ions for tickets may be made at Suxe Drug Store and Kuln's Drug PRICE, FIVE DOLLARS, Adinitting Gentleman and Ladies. ot, deposit their oecupants and deprrt by 14th stroots o oflicor in ehnrge. DEWEY & STONE A magnificent display of everything useful and ornamen tal in the f{furaiture- maker s drt at reasonable prlces. DIAMORND JEWELRY FINE GOLD RINGS Lace Pins BAR DRPS FOR CHRISTM Gold and Sitver Watches, Ni Plated Ware, LADIES’ CHAINS Bangle Ping LOCKETS AND CHARMS AS PRESENTS el and Mantel Clocks, Solid Silvey and togers Bros’ Oviginal K Pories and Spoois. Pianos, Organus and Musical Merchandis WALTERS’ Music and Jewelry House, 1512 Douglas st., Opp. ublic Library. W. L STEPIEN, ¥i. K. FXAN ITON, . F. MIATMIY STEPHEN, HAMILTON & CO,, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS Live Stock Bought and Sold. References—First on, Ia.; U, 8. National ational Bank, Grund Bank, ly Co., lle; First National Bank of Cres Omaha, Neb, * CORNER TIHIRD AND WALNUT STR EETS, COMAITA..... TIELEPIION EMERSON Most popular frrs ¢ ass piaio made. HALLET & JAVIS PIAND eq o WTEBRATIZA. (= PIANOS It stands on ity merits, HAS O GAL PIANOS Kimball And ORGANS At Wholesale and Reta il. AGENTS WANIELI A FTOSPFPHE, Jr. Art and CROCERIES 16 pounds Granulated Sugar 2.4 Tiars White Jiussian Soap 20 pounds Craclers, sodaor oyster 12 pounds New Valencia Laiseis lxu. N, B, Corner Music Dealer, 1513 Dourlas Street, ORT2T! 1.00 1.00 fer] MEW CASII GROCERY WARRE BROWN, St Marvy's Avenie, 19th street, Qmaha, Neb,()