Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 9, 1887, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY., FEBRUARY 9, 1887 > THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET. Two Firemen Injured While On Their Way to a Small Fire, THE K. OF P. GRAND LODGE, The Scott Family—Policemen in the Churches — Hotel Reats—Birds and Gunners—A Cold Waye —~Other Local, Two Firemen Hurt, Yestarday morning,sabout 9 o'cloek, fire was discovered in theengine roomfof Boyd's pack- ing house, A telephone alarm was sent to Engine Company No, 8, and Chief Galligan sounded the alarm from box 15, When the department reached the scene, the flames had been extinguished by the hose of the packi hiouse, The dan only nominal, On the way to the fire Cap tain Vandervort and Driver Gus Wuliams, of cart No, 4, met with an accident at the cor- ner of Tenth ana Pierce streets. In turning the corner, a wagon ood in the way, e hose cart was compelled to go around it, and as it did it swung r on the ey street until it stiuck an obstacle which sprung one of the iron w nd threw both the men mentioned to the ground. Vandervort was badly injured on the right s and left instep, and was taken to Bell's drug store, where his injuries were attended to. Williams was injured on the wrist and again mounted the seat, when the \\hml broke down, and he himself was_comip to do the same thing. These make five men who have been injured thus far this year and some of the men are speculating as to who will be the next, K. OF P. GRAND LOD Steps Taken to Make its Mecting a Great Occasion, The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythins of this state will be held in this eity in October next, at which time 1t is contemplated hayving a grand series of enter- tainments for visiting knights and others from abroad. The first step in this direction is that just “taken by Nebraska No. 1, which has passed & resolution ask- ing the other Omaha lodges and uniform divisions to concur with it in electing one representative to form the ex- ecutive committee which shall prepare and arry out a programme of the kind men- foned. The resolution provides that es Jodee and division be represented on this e ecutive board by one person, and tne b to have power to select sub committees the lodyes and divisions to assist them in 1 out the programme to be arranged. provides that any vacancies which may occur on any of the committees, be fllléd by electiom from tho: slons 11 which the vaca lodges or divi- 1ey Inay occur, BEATING A HOTEL. The Novel Scheme Worked by a Variety Man, “There are plenty of ways of beating a hotel.” said a traveling man to a reporter the other night, in the Millard rotunda, “‘but the most ingenious scheme L ever heard of was practiced by a friend of mine, a variety actor, in Minneapolis a few daysago. o had been on a spree for two or three weeks, and was finally discharged by the manager of his company in Milwaukee, Ile wanted togo to Minneapolis, and had just money enough to get there. What to do after he reached the Minnesota metropolis he did not know, for he had barel Blmlli{h money to pay his travel- He poadered long over Rt expenses, the matter, Finally a brightidea struck him, Jo satdown and wrote a letter to the pro- urh-(m of a well-known hotel on Nicollet :‘ven\m, penning the cpistle on the letter- cad of a Milwaukee detective agent. Ihe letter which was ostensibly signed the by chief 81 the agency informed the hotel provrietor hat a well-known eriminal, whom' the Mil- waukee detectives desired to stiadow closely pected to arr n Minneapolis and bably stop at the hotel on. Nicollot avenue, The letter stated that it was nece: sary to observe the strictest seerecy concern- ing the matter d - requesting that the criminal ed with the utmost ause him to suspect that he was under surveillance, His board letter stated, would bo paid b\ the ce, enough was (i hardly nocessity Lo worked to - perfection. o criminal’ Ianded In Minneanolis, lived on the fat of the land for three weeks, and one night quietly packed up his grip and stole away.” DIVINE WORSHIP, ‘Why It Needs Especial Police Protec- tion, It would appear from complaints made within the last two or three da; t volice headquarters that the worship of God, as con- ducted in Omaha, needed especial police pro- tection. One complaint was made to Marshal Cum- mings by a high ofl of the salvation army, which is just at present bombarding the local ramparts of sin, He states that he in common with other soldie army, teels the need of prot. sults, indignities and positive injurie: are suffered at the hands of the un rabble. ‘T'he indlgnities are practiced not only on the streets when the salvation forces are making their evening round-up, but at their headquarters’ on Jackson strect a5 wel lll(\ army will probably be given the pro- tection required in the shape of a burly po- 1is lum with a club, he Swedish Baptist chureh on Donclas street has also invoked police protection against rowdies ®ho make a prac breaking up its Sunday night meetin Local Laconics. Fire Chief Galligan—"The work of putting in boxes for the new police and patrol sys- tem will be commenced next month. There are to be twenty of these boxes and their lo- eatlon, I suppose, will be dcelded by the Jolice! Ty ougit to be distibuted whe liey will do the most good.” A railroad man--The real esta 4 whicn has swooped down upon this eity is playing sad havoe with business. Everybody is tauking erything else is of secondary e atter where 1 0, In my ¢ hipments, lind everyone discussing r state and unable or unwitling to pay any attention to the requests 1 wmay When is this llnm.' 0ing to let up? 2. Wall—"Have you noticed the amount of attention and money which sporting rs are now claiming in Omahy For some time we have bad fights, glove contests, cocking malus, wrestling, bicycling, and are Soon to have the great O'Leary in & heel-und-toe walk. 1 am not sorry for it lowever. ‘These things make a town lively, and where people are hvel I\ all kinds of busi- o more or less lizble to be sensibly New Firm, One of the latest real estate firms in the field 1s that of Swmith & Weleh, who have opened an oftice on Fourteenth street, in the rear of the Burlington ticket oflice, They have a large list of the choicest residence and business property. Some of the very best bargains in the of low-priced and valua- ble property in Council Bluffs are listed with them, ‘I'he firm starts out with the determi- nation to do a fair and legitimate business, and is being fully equipped for so doing, Naither of the” gentiemen composing this firm needs an introduction to the public of Omal AMir. Frauklin 8. Smith has been tor many years town lot elerk in the land de t of the Union e, where he ed an enviable reputation for keen Lt and business sa Mr, Welch u employed n Al and his ‘talents o ence will equip hiw for Lis new The team is a Strong one, dua good. busiuess, i - Hanscom Park M, E. Church. The ladies of the Hanscom Iar hurch, which Is now alwost completed, ‘bave cided to give a public supper ou néxt veinment | 3 1 be held in the new building on mr- corner of Georgia and Woolworth avenues. There will be a soclable in connection with the spread, which will last from 6 until 9 o’clock. Grand Pic Nic. To the ladies and gentlemen of Omaha: This will be a grand baking exhibition with Prof. Horsford's Baking Powder, commencing Wednesday, February 9, and continuing Thursday and Friday, i 10 and 11, at the store of Wm. Fleming & Co., Douglas street. Come Iadies, and_bring your friends and sec how y 1t is to make fine cakes and bis- cuits without the use of shortening, with the best Baking Powder i the world. Everything will be free and this will be big time, The baki will be contin ued all this month in all of the tirst class stores in the city. Saturday wo com- mence in the first el Chiey Grocery Store of Warren F. Brown, on St. Mary’s ave., and continue for three days. We | are the oldest and Ia 1 of These exhibitions will the locals for dates in the other stores, J. Lo Awonri, Agent of Rumford Chemical Works, e Notice. The South Omaha Land company have appointea C, k. Mayne sole it for the sale of theirlot He will show the prop- erty and furnish all desired information upon applieation., [Signed] W, A, PAxtox, President. —— English, German, Danish, Swadish, i in the nguages are spoken Albright, the real , 218 South 15th S and all nationalities purc nd you eannot do better t a lot in his valuable addition to cure South Omuha, known CHOIC Albright has other property, im- proved and unimproved, in all parts of the eity, and oflers the best bargains, —-— Fiye acres in South. Omaha for saleat a bargain, B —— Irrigating Ditches. A letter received at army headquarters from General Hateh, the commander of Fort Du Chesne, contains much interesting information concerning the new post. Gen- eral Hatch states that he proposes to estab- lish a system of irrigation ditches about the is _very well suited for this sneral Hateh thinks he 3 to raise enough hay h asmall surplus for rment, ic sort of thing, and can induce the for their own the use of the govs Dissolution of Partnership. The firm of Ross & Kunath, 621 N, 16th has dissolved, (. J. Ross going out. R.'Kunath continuing the business, col lectng all bills due the late fiem and pa ing all bills contracted by the firm of Ross & Kunath. R. KuNaTin Omaha, Neb., Feb. 5th, '8 W. G. Albright’s Sonth Omaha Office will be opened soon in charge of Mr. John M. Campbell, who will. have ho and baggies ready at all times to convey intending purch to the valuable busi- ness and residence nmnn-rly known as AvLsriGur’s Cnorce, This is the only property through which the U. P. and B.'& M. R. R's. and Belle- vue uvenue run, e e—— Twenty acres for 'n- (-l rap,a bargain, & JOHNSON 524 S. 13th bt Lunmn;,lmm Hall e e Business is Business and Real Estate is valnable only where there 18 BUSIN R bear this in mind and not buy lots f; r away from the center of business, just because they are Lhc'xp. ALBRIGHT’S CHOICE lies in the great industrizl and commer- cial mart of South mel Omabh:; business 1nter and the im- there insure a rapid advance of value Llwhty cros adjoining Albright's Choice ur for fi()llll‘ of the largest v:l.\hh:lnnulh m the worlc w. l. ALBRIGHT, Sole Owner, 218 outh 15th St. e e— Grading Douglas Street. The board of public works yesterday morn- ing opened the one and only bid for the grad reet between Twentieth and ourth streets, ‘The bid was within lowed by the council, namely, 10 cents per The bidder was G, W 3 Kinney, who will be required to do about six thousand yards of filling, 20 Per Cent Discount On all frames for pictures for next 30 days. This is a big ofler. Call and see v Rose Bros. ——e— South Omahn, The future great Packingtown west lies on the main e of the Pacific railroad, by which the c: hogs from the f: west and northwe ALBRI of the Union tle and rms and ranges of the t arriv IT'S CHOICE is the only y through which Union Pacific railroad runs, and is th fore the Best Addition in South Oma W. G. ALBRIGHT, Sole Owner, outh 15th § the 13tleSt. e ) Counclil Blufts. 190x300 on Broadway, 2 blocks from Ogden house. Paving tax all paid. Good 8-room brick house, 2 cellars, '3 wells, 8 cisterns, Good frame house, awful -mml barn, immense quantity and qu'lhly of (runN Only $24,500, § cash, We'reconimend nothing but ml( cdged property. This must go at once at above price. M. A"Urroy & 1003 Farnam, Owsha, "Neb, They Are (-nlngl ast, Lots in Rundolph Plice addition to South Omaha for sale cheap. INSON, Strect, Cunningham I e Dr. Galbraith Dr. Galbraith, the Union Pacifie surgeon, who was injured about two weeks ago at \alley, has recovered sutliciently to be able to attend to some of his professional bu ness, He has dispensed with his erutehes, thoug b heis yet compelled to muke use of a cano 1o lean tpon They Are Going Fast, Lots in Randoiph Place addition to South Om for sale cheap IVANS & JOHNSON, 024 5. 13th Street, (‘mmmgh.uu Hall, - A Telegram, The following telegram was received yester- day by the executive committee of the local lodge of Elks, in response to the telegram of invitation sent yesterday to the ('hlv;lgu lodge: CHICAGO, tee, ( frater Owaha N regrets. We caniiot be with yo wo are in spinit. Accept n fuct us ERNEST \th h“l‘i:" Ruler Chicago Lodge, No. 4, B, P, Five acrls in South Omahafor ale at & bargain. Evans & Jousson. - A Masque Ball, The Knightsof Honor have completed all sn.u'm'nnnh for their masquerade wh oceurs to-night at Masonie Dalle* A very large atiedance'ls alisuds ae sured and sowe ug costumes will be llls)l‘.l)L'J. Five, ten and twenty-acre blocks, ad joining South Omaha, lur sile cheap. Just right for cutting Call atogce on Evans 5" Jor B Nlh Bt ball, § b TICE CORRECTE Convincing Verification of Wideconst Public Statements, To the Readers of the Bre: In common with many publishers and editors, we have been accustomed to look upon certain state- ments which we have scen in our columns as merely adroit advertising. Consequently we feel fjustified in taking the liberty of printing a few points from a private letter recently received from one of our largest patrons, as a sort of confession of faith to our readers, We quote: “We have convinced ourselves that by tell- ing what we know to be true, we have pro- | duced at last a permanent conviction in the public mind. Reven years ago we stated what the national diSease of this country was, and that it was rapidly inereasing. Three years ago we stated that a marked eheck had been wiven it “Tlie statistics of one of the largest life in- surance companies of this ry Shows thatin 1 and 1884, the mortality from Kid- | ney sorders did not inerease over the pre- Vious years; other companies stated the same thing. 1tis not presumptuous for us to claim credit for che g these ravages, “Seven years ngo wo stated that the condi tion of the kidneys was the key to the condi- tion of health; within five years all carefnl life inswranee companies have con- ceded the truth of this statement, for hereas ten years aco, clhemical analysis to determine udition of the kidneys was not re- to=day mitlions of dollars in ri because the chemieal examination discovers wnsuspected diseases of the Kid- neys. “Soven vear ges of Bright's disease § compared with other unsuspected d of the kidneys of many misleading names; that ninty-three per cent. of human ail: ments are attributable to deranged kidneys, which fills the blood with uri eid, or Kidney poison, which cavses these many fatal dis- cast Jis (1re urle_acid, or kidney poison, real eause of the majority of case ysis, appoplexy, heart disease, ¢ pneamonia, consumption and insanity s over 11 the victims of consumption are first the vietims ot diseased kidneys. cent death of an honored ex- United States was announced, his physicians said that although he was sut- fering from Bright's Diseese, that was not the cause of death, He was not frank enough to admit that the apoplexy whieh overtook him in his bed, was the fatal effect of the is the Kidney poison inthe blood, which had eaten away the substance of the s and brain nor was Lozan’s physicians honest enough to state that his fatal rheumatism was caused by kidney acid in the blood. “If the doctors would state in _official re- poits the original canse of death, the peo- ple of this country would be med, yea, nearly panie strickon. ful mortality from kldney disorders. The writers of the above letter give these acts to the publie simply to justify the claims that they have made. that “if the Kidneys and liver are iapt in a healthy condition by the use ot Warner's safe cure, which hu dreds of thousands have proved to be a_spe fie, wh all other remedies failed, and that receiv ndorsement of the highest medieal Europe, Australia and Ameriea, many a life would be prolonged and the happiness of the people preserved. It is sveeesstul with so many diffcrent dis- eases beeause it, and it alone, can remove the cid from the blnml through the kid- t the fea wders aro familiar with the prepara- tion named. Commendation thereof has often appeared in our columns, We believe it'to be one of the best, if not the best ever manufactured. We know the proprictors are men of character and in- fluence, We are certain they have spread interest in the publ ing the importance of the kidneys. lieve with them that they are the key Ith, and that for th restoration and maintenance in - health equal to this great remedy. s say they “do not glory 0 alence of disease, but h: ed out with the purpose of Spreadin the merits of Warner’s safe cure before the world beeause it eured our senior propr who was glven up by doctors s inewrable, we feel it our duty to state th s and leave the public to its own inference. We point to our claims and to their public and wniversal Ve (tion with pride and if the publi¢ does not believe what we s we tell them to ask their friends and Iu'n.lnmls what they think about our preparation.” As stated above, we most cordially com- mend the perusal of this correspondence by our readers, belleving that in so doing, we are fullilling a simple publie obligs — —— A Cold Wave. Yesterday morning at 11 o'clock Magen at the signalofiice, was ordered to he thecold wave signal, Greely’s proph z that tha temperature would fall 1 een 15 and 20 degrees before seven o'clock this WOrLing. awakened a wide mind concern- Woman and Woman, Ellen Hunt was brought before Judie Berka yesterday morning, chargzed with t en- inz to do bodily injury 10 a neighbor named Catharine Ewald. ~ She gave bonds for another appearal Aheolutely Pure. Thispow der never varies, A puritystrength and wholesomeness. More economic than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition wi'h the mul- titude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders,” Sold only in cans. Royal Bak Co., 108 Wall street, New York. PIANOS CHICKERING EKINABHE Vose& Sons Iustruments exchanged, rented and sold on casy payments, below Factory Prices, Instruments slight!y used at | GREAT BARGAINS. marvel of g Pow lMax Meyer & Bro| Qmaha, Neb, Nebraska National Bank OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Paid up Capital. ....... $250,000 Burplus . .. 40,000 H W, \'Mow President. E. Touzalin, v |no President. W. H 8. Hughes, Cashier. DIRECTORS: W. V. Morss, John 8. Colling, H.W. Yates, Lewis S. Reed. A. E. Touz BANKING OFFIOE THE IRON B. Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts A Geacral Banking Business ansacted, N. W. HARRIS & Co. BANKERS, CHICAGO, ONDS lob T oftico 08 Dovorishire Btw once solicitad, ’ Joston. ‘ofrespond: Maverick Natioml Dank BOSTON,MASS. CAPITAL, . - - $400,000 SURPLUS, - - - - 400,000 Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Corpo- rations solicited, Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent and we re-discount for banks when balances warrant it Boston is a Reserve City, and balances with us from banks(not located in other Re- serve Cities) count as reserve We draw our own Excha; and the Continent, and make Cable trans- ters and place money by telegraph through- out the United States and Canada. Government Bonds bought and sold, and Exchanges in Washington mace for Banks without extra charge We have a market for prime first-class Investment Securities, and inyite proposals trom States, Countics and Cities when is- suing bonds. We doa general Banking business, invite correspondence. ASA P. POTTER, President. JOS, W. \\'UI‘.!\'. Cashier. VARI OCELE Gickly iy on London and sH: mpflnow orters for wpring Chierries, ND iSE RIES. RET AlL. lings, ifir 1. o i Vs o mnd 11 SuppiCd At vory' low prices Ad: B8, Lake, Prop, Shenandoah, Towa. Mn, and por- wivertizer. on the best Your cigar eascs are we to sy yoil are th 16 to ST 20000 Fansill's Pumchy h of cuoh month. Thoy are the const goods for the monoy on th G. B. CORWIN & €O, DON'T Poison the System \nth Nauseating Drugs.Dr.Horne's Ele ¢ Belt Cures 2 Francisco, Cal. Diseases Without Medicines. dA axv oi$ HHH Tmp ml Dia- betds, Hydroc Note D3y, Aiue, were Cured who M Hustote, all on 3 Woay 20 38 UDIMADT TOOF ISRO0H ONIHL0TD HIOWRVW or S¥ILINOTA -, 'PENNYROYALPILLS “CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH." Fhe Original and Only Genuine, .».n rtl RO, s (n leiter by return v Oh (s ... n.n. (] &= FOR SALE, A large nuwber of recorded Percheron and C ailion it Every anunul gusrantoed a l Tensunable AR Lerms easy. OursLock hus be : % 10" both individual xree, A lurgo numbor Rtad e Coite'oF thain St York li ou tho B. & M, ™ A AR ] 6 ugs and furthey Informati Y & KAMKEACH, York, cun be shown two hours' rido THE PROBLEM SOLVED. People often express surprise at the vapid growth of owr business ahd look for the explanation in some hidden cause. There is none, Simply careful, patient and determined effort, that all we sell shall be right in QUALITY, vight in STYLE and vight in PRICE, Think of what wo have been saying and thenlook at owr Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Just now, while dealers generally arve taking a rest, our establishe- ment isbe ieged with buyers from morining u iLnight. e reason for thisis people are taking advantage of the opportinity in selecling Jrom an elegant sepply of first class gouds at One-thwd less than cctual value. T'he sacrifice on all Qrercoats, Hlleavy Suits and Heavy Weight Fur- nishing Goods, sti.l goes en and will continue notwithstanding the lsw pricesaskied. To intending Clothing purchaserswewould say, ‘come early” and get first choice, for at the rate Clothing Lias bee), wnoving for the past two weels owr assortment of styles and prices will soon be broken. Allgoods marked in piain figures and at strictly one price. Nebraska Glothing Company, Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. - Stover Buckeye Feed Grinder, SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS! Because it is stronger and hetter made and will do faster and bette work DEERE WELLS & (0, Manufacturing Agents, COUNCIL BLUFES. IOWA O MA I-I A Ostrom & Co. OF BOURBON.” Consumption, Sleeplessness, Or Insomnia, and Dissimulation, Ot Food, Ten Years Old, No Fusel Oil, Absolutely Pura Lawrence FAMOUS “BELLE Is Death to Malaria, Chills and Fevers Typhoid Feyer, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Suigical Fevers Blood Foisoning YOR THE TREATNENT OF (1, Chronlc & suvgical D!seare& Mo Mll«\ln Vlllln Wo havo ‘the facilities, apparatus and remedics for the suceessful treatn of cvery form of dis. vase requiring either medical or surzical treatment, aud tnyite nll to come aud investigato for themeelves ox correspond with us g espericnce ter conbice us to treat mavy cu without seeing them ATt on Deformitics rea of the 8 ) , Cau tricity, Paralt kin, Biood and Y ally -wm fons. Fies, Tnhalers, Braces, Trasses, anl 1liinds of Medical aud Surgical Applisuces, mat: faduiived avd for salo The only raliable wedical Institute making Prlvala. spe..lal‘is Nervnus Biseases D DISEASES connfully u e without mercury, Now reglorativo treatment for loss of it power N A | ‘ ALL COMMUNI TONS CONFIDEN Call and consultus or send pamo and post-office will send you, in plain wrap: PRIVATE CIRCU vroN PRIVATE, BrEciaL SEMiNAL WEAKNES SyrmiLis, GONOKKE®A, GLEET, URINAKY ORUANS, OF bend Listory of your case I‘uluu- unable to vieit us may be lomes, Ty corros ED FROM (¢ The GiiE"AT RENCE OSTHUM & (O % Ous subsLuzices B0 siri r, our AR TO MEF AND NERVOUS DISEASES, MATORRIGEA, DEX vod from LAW- athor de i W pu 0. Ky ly pre Wine M LAWRENCE ObTROM & Co. Wholesale and Distributing Agents, RICHARDSON DRUG CO,, and RILEY & DILLON, fholesale Liquor Deal, Families supplied by GLADSTONE LROS, H.T.CLARK DRUG (O, 10 auy address modation of I id attendance reasonable prices. Addrcss vl) Litera (o Omaha Medical and Surgical Institnte, Cor. 131h St. and Canital Ave.. OMAHA. K-8 E.T. ALLEN, M. D. | FOR S‘\Lr. This linib s on fhe lat- Stalli-ns and c“e Jack' e il 11c | Eye, Eary, Nose & Threat | TX‘.,", tullicns and ton . Room 9 Williams Building 1%th and 3 l & ; o durable limb made, 1| 00 Y TENA e Ot { B il sl vears old, have had thirty five years’ : & e dvk's experionce wearing.man. | ours 810 12am. 2t0 4 and 7108 p, w | N bt ones ol 0 .:,‘L‘:“,.}m A ufscturing and adjusting. | ___ | jlrnose Suatu0l 3 : o Will give special rates M.l UNT, J it L Bluck Ja u ) Sande Until March 1st. My | g vomin THT: ! st from U o Fodar s G Br.EhaseslastHecmptflm.\, il Circulams sant free |~ "0, "SoLok | \ Ouinalut, €O, Omaha, =] N, S ring h'lr; Steck Farm, ‘| Dr. J, 8, CRAWEORD, | || -ursonia sl L dfnccsoameiiaid R l 611 N. 17th Bt., Omaba, Neb, | ki ¥ b TREEESIE O | seivice at the Tarm Louisville, Ky. :