Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 12, 1887, Page 5

H ! f NOT A MODEL OF PIETY. A Spurious Philanthropist Swindles & Confiding Citizen of Lincoln. BAVE CHECKS TO THEY.M.C. A, Secretary Dimmit Made the Innocent Instrument of the Deceiver's Scheme—Supreme Court Pros ceedings—Capital News, . [FROM THE BER'S LINCOLN BUREAD.] A young man of good address with the Pequisite amouny of volubility, called upon Becretary Dimmit at the Y. M. C. A. rooms yesterday, said his name was George W. Miller, formerly of Chicago, but latterly of lsnn.nce. He spoke cheering words for the nssociation, related how iatimstely he was ussociated with Mr. ¥arwell snd other Chi- rago citizens in Y. M. C. A. work there and told Secretary Dimmit that he desired to as- #ist the Lincoln association in building & new building. Accordingly he gave the secretary 8 check for $100, signing Farwell's name per himself and added a $100 personal check for himself. Affable and gencrous Mr. Miller then took a receipt for his liberal donations His next appearance on the 18 at the place where he was tempo- y stopping. He exhibited a check, la- mented the fuct that the hour was too late 10 cash it at the banks and asked ‘a party to 1oan him something on it, he giving the check ns security. That all was strilght he illus- trated by drawing the receipt of Secretary Dimmit of the Y. M. C. A, that showed his transnetion at such eminently responsiblo pluces, securcd his loan and departed. The citizen making him the loan has of course uot seen him since und is out a considerablo sum of money, the umount of which he ro- tigiously keeps to himself. SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS. Supreme court resumed its session yesters day with the work of the week, the s from the Third judicial district. s o large representation of Omaha attor- y8 present. Among the attorneys in‘at- tendance from the metropolis were W. J. Connell, John C. Cowin, R. J. Hall, J. J. Sonner, C. . Breckenridge, O, H. Ballou, 1. W. Sineral, Warren Switzer, Howard B! Sinith, Clinton N. Powell, George F'. Brown, C. Van Etten, W. 8. Shoemaker. The followlnggvn'.lom«-n were admitted to practice: ‘W. A. Williams, George T. Brown und Clinton L. Powell. Cases were disposed of as follows: oix Insurance company of Omaha, leave fu‘:'n to amend petition; Lavender W. Holmes, motion sustained; Petcrs ve Dun- uells, Wilson vs Omaha, and Dolan va Haw- ismissed; Shortel 'vs Young and Hell- wan v Davis, continued; Worthington va Woods, Atwood vs Kennard, Atwood vs Per- gory, Flannigan vs Insurance company, New- man vs stato, Newlean vs Olseon, King vs Gsauter ou motion, Camphell va Holland and Newman vs Edwards, argued and sub- mitted. Phoe- BRIEF 1TEMS, ,Round urip tickels are on sale for the eland visit to Omaha to-day. The de- RS ereat and the Lincoln contingent in Omaha will be extensive The Good grand o tendance is be a protracted one Lincoln is building churches the present ye The new First Buptist church, near- fng completion, will be one of the finest in the city. The Christian church has plans for an cqually fine structure, and the Epis- copals will commence work at once upon & handsome edifice. The German Catholics ure also arranging to build. The clubs arc arranging for tho winter campaign, the Pleasant Hour club having organized a week ago und Monday a new s organized from among the young ple of the e t court convenes Monday next and ure being continually added to the Cooke vs. Cooke was_a new divorco case added to the voll in the district clerk's oftice yesterday. met in this_city in ssion yesterday. Tho' at- and the session will not 088 in the First paving dis- trict and a third estimate was passed upon Mouday evening by the council, this esti- 5.40. At the present te and with good |hcr & goodly amount, of the paving under contract will be com- i this fall, he Plans and specifications for the new caster county court house have been re- ceived from the architect, and preparations for contracting for the building will immedi- ately follow. The new court house is a surety ng season. ‘The police force has renewed its attacks upon the St. Charles hotel. It is only a short. time since that the proprietor of the house *d with selling liquor on Sunday declared him not guilty, There is 1 deal of talk over the city the way this is singled out above all others as guilty of v :hmng theSu ay 0o and the city has toagood deal of useless ex- pense lmrewlom in* trying to make a case agzainst the hous Iive drunks faced the polico jud morning, the new o hdcrn belng fined and the old $ and The new judgoe treats first offenses leniently and gives fenders a chance to profit by éxperience with- out boarding out a heavy fine in fail. ‘The second annual ball of the lett. s of the city is announced to take place at "femple hall gu Tuesday evening, October 18, boys who, through fair and unfair ther, deliver the mails desire a little rec- reation both for pleasure and profit, and the public will undoubtedly lmtmmze them lib- erally at this, their second ball Mr. John H. Ames, who has been east ne- gotinting with capltalists in regard to the pro- posad cable line, is at home again, and states hat a line will be built. }lowovor, it will not be a cable line, but an electric motor line, The storage battery is to bo used. It is un- ders that Mr. Ames' visit east was finan- cially successful and work on the new line will be commenced at an early day. ‘The state convention of the home for the friend.ess meets to-day at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. A number of dclegates fram difforent parts of the state arrived yaswru.y and the attendance promises to be more largely representative than usual. yester- ar- el L] Terrible are the Revenges Upon the system inflicted by diseases of the kidneys and bladder. “They wreck the constitution more speedily‘in some cnses than consumption and other mal- adies of a fatal pulmonary type. As you value your life, arrest a tendency to'de- bility, and eonsequent inactivity of the renul organs should you experience any sucl lnfu-nc vigor ‘und activity into rtant rotive action of with that salutory diurecic, s Stomach Bitters. The pro- per degren of stimulation is imparted by it to the bladder also, when the organ is sluggish. With this timely check Bright's disease, diabetis, catarrheof the bladder, and other kindred disorders, may be prevented. Liver complaint, constipation, nervousailments and rheu- matism are likewise conquerable with this soverign household remedy. Against the effiects of exposure in dump or othe 1 ather, it is a benign safegnard, and revives strength after undue qugue. . e £ Bright Reds. The ¥ Keatah Toh, or Morning Star, or Carlisle, Pa., states that more thau fifty new pupils, including ten who had returned for \nn"--x ters, were re- ceived last mouth ag the Indian school in that town from the Winnebago, Rosc- bud, and Pine Ridge agencies. Among them were Edward Snake, Reuben Sl James Wolf, Lizzie Frog, Emma Bull Boanett, Jesse Bitter, Julia W alking Crune, Robert Horse, Susie Noneck, Hautlie Porcupine, Isabella Twodogs, Noris Stronger Horse, Kicked-to-Deuth- by-a-Dog, Laura Standing Elk, and Tsaae and Edward Killsh One of the customs at Carlisle is to place the pupils with neighboring furm- ers in rder that the boys may learn to do farming und the girls housowork. Extsacts from letters which they write 10 the school from these farms show how ,u&y are doing well, hile these things go on at the Radle farms, many trad® are taught in the shops of the Carlisle school. "Boyslearn to be blacksmiths,. earpenters, harness- makers, tinners, shoemakers and 80 on. In the laundry, with its stoam washer and mangle, “Mrs. Jordan and her ten girls th nl: nothing of turning out, washed and ironed, 6,000 piecesa week;” and in the bakery, "ontire y managed by three Indian boys, ‘‘they bake up a bar- rel and a half of flour daily, nnd nearly always have good bre: After a while these children, |nturnlng to their ::hsu mny help leaven the lump of rbarism. The great popularity and success of Salvation Oil, the great pain-destroyer, have made it a target for counterfeiters. Buy the genuine. Price 25 cts. ek st Arizona Possibilities. Tucson (A. T.,) Citizen: Inquiry hu been made from ' California as to_th actual amount of irrigable land in le county—that is, land susceptible of ir- rigation by dams, reservoirs, ditches and artesian wells, These lands, with- out going into actual measurement, have been variously approximated, the average being about 1,280,000 acres. ‘While these figures mnay not be mathe- matically correct they certainly are near enough for all practical purposes. A birdseye view of southern Arizona would resemble a great plain with mountains dotted down upon it at ir- regular intervals. These mountains, asa rulo, are proverbially rugged, boing generally rift and rent by immense can- yons that debouch on the plains below, and thus offer at comparatively lmul{ cost one of the best water storage sys- tems in the world. Throughout the rainy season these canyons become rivers, and water sufficient to irrigate an almost incredible quantity of land runs to waste. If this water was hoarded and used as required all southern Ari- zona could be made one vast garden. These lands, however situated, if tribu- tary to water, can be cultivuwd and will produce as no other land in state or ter- ritory in the United States can. This is not idle talk, however much to the uninformed it may seem. They will produce fruit, grain or vegetables in prolific abundance. All that we or the people of southern Arizona ask is that these things be conscientiously inquired into and it will be found that halt the truth of our wonderful resources has not yet been told. P ) Health In Old Age. QUEENS, QUEENS Co, N. Y. March 31, ’86. I commenced using BRANDRETH'S PiLLS fifty-five years ago. I first bought them in London, and have continued using them ldn(\e Icame out to this conutry in 1836, I am now over seventy- five years old, hale and hear d at- tribute my wondorful health o the per- sistent use of BRANDRETH'S PILLS. Oceasionally I have a bad cold or severe attack of rheumatism, indigestion or biliousness, but four or five doses of BRANDRETII'S PILLS always cure me. ‘Whenever my children have been sick with scarlet fever, measles, mumps, acid stomach, disordered indigestion or costiveness, a few doses of BRAND- RETH'S PILLS lore their hoalth at once. DWARD COLLISON. €D mergpe cowoy Telegraphers for China. Philadelphia Tim The tel grup}\ operators in the various local offices are excited dver the engagement of a num- ber of operators in New York by the Mitkiew Barker Chinese telegraph 1d tolephone syndicate. B. Basbadls an old operator, who recentl, relurnmi from China with Mitkiewicz and the Chinese legation, and who is hiring the mon, s, axpaoted. in Philadelphin.in few days, and many operntors are anx- iously awaiting his arrival. The syndicate, it is said, is offering §200 per month and free passage to China_for good operators, and, as out- side of the desire for a change the price offered is almost three times as great as first-class wages here, there are not a few operators who have expressed a desire to engage with the syndicate. = 2 B Tmpuritios of the blood often cause greaf unnoyunce at this season. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and cures all such affections. - The Meanest Man Again. New York Commercial Advertiser: About as mean a man as often comes to light is an undertaker who took advant- age of a poor woman last week. Her child died and the undertaker agreed to bury it in Cavalry cemetery for $12, and charged her $2.50 for a burial permit. She was too poor even to g0 to tho cem= etery with Y‘wr little one’s coffin, and she learned a day or two later that the undertaker had buried the child in the Potter’s field, and that burial permits ure issued freo by the city. She will sue the undertaker, and it is to be hoped that he will be made to smart for his meanness. PawpER NS Its ~<||1wlinr excellence proven in millions of homes for more than quarter of @ contury. Tt he United States Government. En- heads of the great universitios, as the Strongest, Purost amd Most Heathful, Dr. Price’s the only Baking Powder that does Dot contain Ammonta, Lime or Alum. Kold ouly n cans. l’l“( E BAK 0 POWDER (¥ dor ooy o Bt h\uil S zn"""l'fi BETYEEN IHNEWYORK AND Clasgow via Londonderry, Liverpool via Queenstown. Are Mtrictly Firet-Class, and amon; the larkost, fastest wnd finest fn_the world Saloon, see erase Passenger y Cousidered und. pract Steamers very Suturiay for Gluscaw. City of Lome or is the largest and Viaton of patass for first-cluss Tne. inf tion Iy W Tclileago. ur FRANK K SBORT-BARDT;'.‘.‘.. fl‘,"-"fi' Bost and shortess uystem now PreetFrot L 3G TENLERT SN0 S0 NO diffe; HAT you @ has mld o cure you. ‘I-mflfln‘finiflm b M #ex can consult with the assurance ‘M' relief and mu. Send 2 cents postage works on n-r Ielnl:‘ :uwm: 5' "m-u Do:by on, letter, free. ths Potd. Do ‘Thousands e e-n‘“l Ofees and “ Rnd contemplatiny wt D, Clarke's lobrated Male and . 'uch“xou. (stam lli( :aln it case, consult ("2 og cxnrflan,ly letter or call may s gy "fl. [.). Medicine and wrlllngl secure from ure. e, 28, apidaye, 51012 Adarei 186 80, Clark 8¢, CAGO, ILL. SteckPiano Remurk-b]o for powertal sympa- = pliable action and ab- y. 90 years record, o beat ,ummw of the excel- ence of those InAtruments. WOODBRIDGE BROS. FOUNTAIN FINE CUT AND PLUG. Incomparably the Best. v FC MEN OMEN" C'”LDRE,\] MITALOVITCIS HUNGARIAN ,.BLAEKBERRYJUlE 2 /"1 _ \‘\ B Bros. AOD 0. Fors mcn-mu‘ ison Drug & H ul dsto! Ii‘rlnk l)ellone lL H Grotte. by |he follow- Blaks, Bi Sample Hottles Free. BOYNTON FURNACE CO., Bole Manufacturers of BOYNTON'S FURNAGES, RANGES »° HEKTERS With All MODERN lmpmvemcnu. 47 and 49 Dearborn St., J. H. MANNY, MANAGER. CHICAGO. FOR SALE BY ‘Henry E. Cox, Omaha. WM. WINTOSH. BODWELL & MCINTOSH, Real Estate Dealers, Los Angeles, = = = Dealers in city whd country property of all de- scriptions, 140 South Spring Street, eneral information to new-com- ers freely given. C. Fine Watches S. RAYMON Dismond Merchant 20UcLas anD 15t & Sterling Silvee bottled by Makavoiitch, Fletoh- B. P. BODWELL. California. THERE NEVER WAS Placed hefore the public such a store of hoys’ and children’s clothing as we are showing this season. More than one-half of our second floor is never known in the history of the trade. We are showing boys’ suits, at $1.60 that our competitors say are cheap at $3.00. They are strong and nice winter suits, plaited and well gotten up. | devoted to their display and the prices we have marked them at were For $2.25 we have a splendid fancy cheviot snit, elegantly made up, which would be cheap at $4.50. But the greatest ofall bargains is our all wool cassimere suit at $2.50. Thisis beyond a doubt as good a suit as was ever offered at double this price. We placed 250 of them on our counters last week and had to telegraph for more. We have afiain all sizes. In finer grades we show a large variety of silk mixed cassimere chev- iots and worsteds elegantly trimmed and made. Boys’ overcoats we offer from $1.35 for as good a coat as you can buy elsewhere for $3.00 up to the finest grades of chinchillas and cassi- meres, which, in style and make, are the product of the most skillful and artistic cutters and tailors. All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price. Nebraska Clothing Corner Douglas and 14th, Streets, Omaha. Co., n!!‘l:“ T'h produc know For 260 For 25 00 dn For 210 do For 8 00 do For 8600 do For 40 00 do For 50 00 do For €000 do For 70 00 For 80 00 This bolvor and ‘ actual This Is a Coat. Coats and vests mmle o of chmvn‘fu, e teachan curl hatr, =) plush, beauititully lia (= n and flannel. will bo sold 4t half the cost of They were made by well n eastern morchant tailors, Wo guaranteo & fit, MISFIT, 1119 PARNAM T T T T B S = Overcoat Price List That were made to order For @0 (0 will be sold for hite sllk, saf g0ods tion., do do We zulrnm,ev our ability to fit any man in town, and only ask a visit to prove it. MISFIT, 1419 FARNAM Is a Neck Tie 810 00 1nz 12 50 137 15 00 17 50 PRINGE ALBERT COATS § VESTS That were made to order For §2 00 will be sold for. For %00 do do ¥or 00 do do ¥or 4000 do do For W do do ¥or 6000 do do For 6600 do do ¥or O do do Theso garments are genuine merchant tailor madoe and canuot bo duplicated for the money anywhers, This IS a Hat, Hats, hats, hats, hats, hats, mors hats, black hats, new hats, SHIT hats, soft hats, silk’ hats, In fact we have just received The newest, nobblest line of fall hats in all the latest styles, IMPORTED UNDERWEAR. We are the only house in Omaha that handles theso goods, und gentlemen desiring Fine Un- lerwear should favor us with a call, MiskiT CLOTHING PARLORS. Misfit, 1113 Farnam Suit Price List, Overcoats that were made to order For 820 00 will be sold for.... $10 00 For 60 do do ns For %00 do do 12 50 For 2160 do do 137 Yor 000 do do 16 00 For 3500 do do 17 60 For 4000 do do 20 00 Yor 4500 do do = 650 ¥or 000 do do 2 00 For 6000 do do 30 00 We guarantee a perfect fit, All alterations to improve the fit made free of charge. MISFIT, 1119 FARNAM Shirts, Nohhy Neckwear E H A FLANNEL BHIRTS, el =] "cg Is 0[ a“ s == WHITE SHIRTS, “dades and = COLORED BHIRTS, g e =] b == NIGHT SHIRTS, largest o= Pants made to order —_ EXTRA SIZE SHIRTS, snd most For § 5 00 will be sold for. 250 - vemtital (=] For 600 do do . 300 EATIES R s : line ever P For 700 do do . 860 i—; brought to For 800 do do . 400 031 X HA ~—{ For 900 ‘d‘; do 450 R Our shirts are made to our especial order, and rathtuily ~—t For 000 do do . 600 [=—} eath one 18 stayed nt every joint, making s rip uay we can ~—t For 1200 do do . 600 au impossibility. Tae material throughout i please any one. For 400 do do 700 <] t 15 perfect. We oay Qver ons thousand - For 800 do do D800 S 9t 1o m::"':e :: oy NS 8 0 . new fancies to | ] For 800 do do 900 ever concelval yle. ) % E 1119 Farnam, between 11th and 12th Streets. = 2 . 72 MISFIT PARLORS, = Misfit Parlors ) E 1119 Farnam, Bet. 11th and 12th Streots = [ Neb. National Bank DIAMONDS, WATCHES, =JEWELRY,= BRONZES! U. 5. DEPOSITORY, OMAEA, NEB. Paid Up Capital, - $28,0000 Surplus, - - - 42,800 H. W. YaTss, President. Lewis S. REED, Vice-President. A. E. TouzALIN, 24 Vice-President. W. H. 8. HuGHxs, Cashier, DIRECTORS. W. V. MoRal JORN §, COLLINS, H W, Yn::.' Lawis 8. R A. E. TOUZALIN. Bauking Office—~ THE IRON BANK. Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts. A General Banking Business Transacted, THE CAPITOL HOTEL LINCOLN., NEB. Tho best kiown and most popular Hotel (n the state. Location central, appointments first-cluss Heriauars c men and. ail politicai and public PeRI . ROGGEN, Proprietor. s JJIAINTIOS we —AT— . Lorter's Pr MAX MEYER & BRO. gaT MANHGOD. Youitiul, mpr dence, SorvoisDebititycause Ask your retailer for the JAMES MEANS $4 SHOE or the JAMES MEANS $3 SHOE, according to your needs. CAUTION ! Positively none genulne unless our vaucand price appear plainly on tie soles. 8ome lealer make 8 larger being ru,) the irat time it s worn, t will fastidious Ak for the James Means $2 Shoe for Boys $70r§8. JAMES MEANS 83 SHOE is nu on‘i. oal 83 hoe and is absolutely the only shoe of It price which has ever been placed extensively on t rket in which duraliity P conaidened bobre el outwand d by the beat retallers d we will w = .A.VK ADT UMDEVELOPED PAnTs enlarged and strengtiened, Pull partios practioes X body qfl& lhnauw tres. BBLS MKD, CO., Buffaio, N, ¥, I | THE ONLY BUSTLE WHICH WILL SUPPORT THE WEIGHT OF A PALL CLOAK AND GARMENT, (Patented Aug. 16, 1887, FOR BADE AT RETAIL RY 8, P. Morse, Hennison Bros., Kelloy & Stiger, lmlumm & lo ., Larkls \\ um.rst.ul Thompson & Bel Rilpatrel Koch bry Goods Ca STERN & SCHLOSS, Manufacturers, ____ DYHOWALD STREET. "RUPTURE _CYRED By Dr. Snodikers Method. Nooneration; no paini THE EFFERVESCENT, ECONOMICAL, _ EFFICACIOUY GEM BUSTLE N, B. Falconer, ©O'Donohoe & Bherty, Hayden & Bros., ith & Co., Consultation free UG dutantion from business, Ataptod to cnlidron a3 | of the Unitod 5l weil as grown people.” Hiu utouriph Los Trontiafs on o PAll busiess siricuysoontidoniial, | DIompt atteation Soiulidih free. PROF. N. D, COOK, B»om 6, 1614 Douglas St., Owaha, Neb, Seata s wtamps for paiy Torms airctiy cash. (] N an accomranied by four eeuts in atampe gleet strictu . seminal Medicine seut frea from obeo ceivos ercd unlees FeLd ton et and list of quostionsy n or nddress OWELL RER Vs, Wo. 814 Boath 13 L., Gahs v» i