Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: CONDEMNING TMPURE FOOD. How Venders of Diseased Meat, Fish, Eto., Are Detected. A TRIP WITH AN INSPECTOR. A Busy Day Investigating the Mar- kets, Grocertes and Milk Depote— Dealers Growing Cautious With Their Stock. For the City's Health. There are in this city nearly one hundred and twenty-five places whe ssed me are The fish and 1 y markets arc tnnumerable. The grocery es which re- tail fruits run into the h The quant ity of stuff handicd by theso placos in weck is enorn Nor is all of the stuff bandled fresh. Some dealers even sell meats and fruits that are in an advanced state of decay. To prevent this the city spectors, whose duty it s to make daily vi 0 the markets mentioned and investigate their stock, A DBrw reporter yesterday was invited by Inspector Farr to accompan, on his trip around the ecity first place visited was a small shop on Sixteenth stroet. Mr. Farr walked in, said “good morning, Billy,” and opened the 1ce box. Everything was in proper shupe, and after slicing off a huge wmece of wenerwurst the inspector departed. The Omaha Packing company’s place on Soventh street was next visited, " The first fhing discovered out of condition was a small pile of ox tails or, per- haps they were cowtails. “Throw them said the inspector. Outside the door t. ‘Al sour, luimed you have it itleman in ol was i barr Mr. Ifarr, moved!” To w! that the wi hat effect. **Woll, get it out right it taints the restof tho meat,” r d the inspector, and & visit to some other point was prepared for, While driving down the street a milk WaROn wa countered. ‘“Hold on a min ute,” said Farr, as he jumped ou bugey. “Have you got any mi sah,’ replied the driver, a coal © a8 he picked uf mind your measur can. It was set out. The lactometer showed the fluid to be milk by a_scratch, “One pint more of water, young feliow, and your milk would have been dumped. Don’t work the pump handle so frequent and vigorous,” ~+No, sah,” said the darkey, and drove on J. Boal, who k t on Tenth About fort h had and condernr decayed plums which th ©X10S ing for sale, which like 1 the go by and are probably dumped in the river cre i Then several other moat markets were yisited, all of which were in good shape. Complaintsthaving arisen concerning Owen Ward's milk depot, at Seyventh and Pac visit was made to that point_and Owen o dered o exposo the store in hand for_inspe tion, Owen's stock was, howevor, in good condition and conside above 'standard. en o fish m Harney recei were all right, but the practice of leaying dond fowls. it tho chicken coops_ bohind ToF the otl at was decided as | i 3 1 was dele, 'arr; ‘'sot out eps o store and meat mnl ond fruit av s points, According to the inspector the dealers are morc careful this woek than last. The rea- sons are apparent. Over four thousand pounds of meat werce condemued, and_lary quantities of fruit, consequently the dea are somewhat cautious. During the summ season the inspeetors are kept very busy their visits are daily. Some ¢ against their action in stock in terms both vig g 0 reports the attenipt to sell the greate spoiled stuft. They are gen for the fiest offeuce, aud if ecuted Drink Malto forthe nerves. Real ransfers, Boyd and L to J 1L Blalr, lot |.n 19, Florence, q ¢ d W I Wood and Wife to E Perkins et al, 4, Omaha View, w d M McGrath, lot 2d add, W d r et al to i ik T, rs € Monroe, ot 3 “Purk piat. Paul Nelson and wife to Win Krug \mm 11.” oW d Bt lot 2blk ud Wie to W B Rosverg, Tot ‘s add »to J W Grinith, lot The following sued ye buildiv permits were is- superintendent of o cottages, Thirty- £10,000 L IO Cottnges, Thdiha neuy a Horse Car’ company, addition (o Sth, sowth of Vinton o Malsen, Jproycrcats, 1oty d and utiic Ninetcen: row, W double e Jon g g two-story barnfor resi Bouth Six- | iomstory iloibie dweiliig, it pormits, aggre B OH AND BAR, ating United States Oou The ts in the of Case the Ang rican Provision company others were concluded yesterday before Judge Dunay, against and District Court A SUIT FOR DAMAG Judge Doane was occupied yesterday in aring the case of Ora Cunninzham, admin- istratrix of theestate of Martin Cunningham, against the city of Sonth Oumaha ningham sots forth in her petition husband came to his death the 17th bor, 1587, by falling over an unguarded embunkment where a cut was being made through venth street in South Omahia; cut was being made by men during the day and had been_left unguir at night hasband id not know of the place and fell over it, sustaining injuries from which he dicd in about six hours. She asks £5,000 damages AN EAECTMENT SUIT. The case of Sawuel G. Di hn J. Solomop, a fist trial for the possession of a lot in K called and & verdict rendered fendaut. that her »f Novem gainst Liment ve, Was the de lor for A KEPLEVIN SUIT s0 of Evans others against Co burn was ou trial before Judge Evans, Farnsworth aud Bluffs were bondsmen for Ra &‘ulnmn of that city, for the con struction of one of the viaduets in this city They assigned and thair tached by Himebaugh & cil Bluffs bondsmeu of the suit to reple " sherifl from se The case of Charles J Mary Husted was woard bef: Wakely. - The plaintiff clyiws that ) #sed lot 8, block 5, 1 iteed’s addition to the Huste city and built a house_upon it hias been living there his wife, t fendant, has driven him from his house and will not let him return, He asks the court for ah or der to soll the property so that it may 1 bet that smce he SUIT FOR CARDE and Advert suit against ) for cards orde divid veer; £ . MUGHES' R At the decree h am H. Hugh ain property i aside, and that she may be given a establish and confirm her rightful int in the same. The defendant is a _fath the plaintiff, and the husband of Reb A. Hughes, to sian of NDERED Manfacturt \ YNDAY, yesterday afternoon ) try the of ¢ an vs the Cont nental Tnsuranco company, aftor which Judgo Hopewell adjourned court Monda, morning, when the taking of evidence will be begun, - Life is burdensome, alike to the suf- forer and all around him, while dyspop- sinand its attending evils hold sway. Complaints of this nature can be speed- ily cured by taking Prickly Ash Bitters regularly. Thousands ~ once thus afflicted bear cheerful tostimony as to its merits, THE End of the ) INED UNTIL M od flT:\T Meeting of the state sportsmen's tournament began at the fair grounds yester- lin and Kotchem made their shoot for the diamond badge, Hardin getting 43 out of 50 and KKetehem 44, The next cvent was nine single blue rocks, 2,50 entrance, and following is thescore Hit, ‘Miss. Hardin. 3 Kotchon Parmaloo Small 1 took fir: ¥ 3 K second. $5.10, and Pa won third, The next ¢ \(nl was the The score: tehe alec, on the shoot off, game race Hit. Hardin. 9 Parmalc Kotchem Small. ... Townsend Nethaw Knapp On t Small sccond, $ $2.50. The tournament closed_in 4he afternoon with a team shoot for the Plattsmouth cup; ams of four from the Omaha, Le Fever and v gun clubs competing. Following von first, 0 ownsond ' thi Parmaleo A Petty... ceves A1 ll 11 11—10 11—10 11— 9 Hardin. 01— 8 Total, Plitchett Ketehen Total... Zeller Icken. . Knapp Simpson . 4 slo, was the most successful ever held in Omaba, ely complexion m Her fuce was all pimpl Though her features were eves were br ) “What a plain girl is Nelly But and re rood, and her blue 1 they said, by magi has sts b s sweel as a are like peaches Her face is Her cheek As Nellie light H ty attracts o And as for the frizht, “Why, Nellie is handson And the Nellie too new-blown, crean walks out in the fair morni people who called her a " they ery. is that lic gulated hor laver madn her bloo ier face fair o effeets that Sold by on of the chan Dr. Pierce which 1 ' complexion r broath sw and rosy, and remoy had obscured he druggists. iah Southwick Julfu « disturbances whipped at the town of Salem, cat’s tail It's e staff that any r food Havore flavor Fruit ¥ been epared 1 sound in mor: therefor or is sup- 1l them. wholesomeness or oue in which a strictly pure »of Van Du r's has y Van Du \ fruit, highly concentrated, con than usus nd are doubly erb, A tablespoonful with \um white whitenin clothes boiled will uid the yus Fxhaustion ford's Acid Phosphate, Dr. McCov, Algona have used it in cases of dy exhaustion and wakefuln rosults. Also think it of 4 pressed condition of the s vom biliary, derungement.” In 1638 the nssistants of Salem, Mass., ordered two men to in stocks on lecture day for traveling on the Sab- bath. sit 1ts supe: homes fOF More than a duart: ol by the United States 1 by the heads ¢ v | be SUUACORES O], For Stablemen »® Stockmen, TUE GREATEST RENEDY KNOWN FOR HORSE a - CUn Cuts, Swellings, Brafsos, Sprains, Galls, Siraine, Tamen i Is, Scratehes, ¢ Strin ntractions, Flosh halt, Sore Throat, te, ‘Whitlow, ands, 1 Spavin t. Jacobs OIl in with Tne directions with WILL YOU !: i o f HENSON'S PLASTER pted unscru; ufacturers to o we w o to_secur Colds, Coug H SOUND ADVICE? | natism, Lumbog carofnlly ovold Plasters, by atways NSON'S and let no pe the dealer fnduce 1 nnsion FOu to ac DON'T SCOLD a man for Rheumatism or is simply awful. No torture in the 0 nful than tn't heu- v it has eured suffered in the A hundreds aher pliysiciaus have pronousiced them incurable, Tho best and surest Remedy for Cure of| all diseases eaused by any derangement of {tho Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels. Dyspepaia, Sick Headache, Constipation, Dilious Compleints and Malaria of all kinds yield readily to the b¥odcent influence of RO Adil BI{RERS: It 1 pleosant to the taste, tones up the system, restorcs and preserves health. It Is parely Vegotable, ead cannot fall to prove benefiell, both to oid and young, An a Blood Purifler it 1s superior to all fothers. Sold everywhergat 81.00 a bott B Crad lrlard NATURES' GREAT REMEDY. e Hysepsii, Siek-Readache, Conetipation, Crab Orchard Water Co, Louisville, Ky. CALIFORNIA! THE LAND OF DiSCOVERIES @U&ESASTH' f.Coucts, Jsjrondnt'\\sm}si. )] o m L ILJA:ESS gjuom Gurrg|Ti Send for circular, S prbttledpro 2 4vn ABIETINE MED co.0R0VILLE CAL Santa Abie:and (.it R-Cure For Sale Goodman Drue Co, " DREXEL & MAUL, Successors to John G. Jucobs.) Undertakers & Embalmers At_the old st telograph so St. Orders by tly attended focl safe ln recommends 1ug 1t to all sufferers. M. PRICE, $1.80, ar jold by Drugi wflk guffork g trom the ot B o s ol er. “FRor. £) FOWLER, Moodus, Gonns e ) Continental Clothing House, To the Wholesale and, Retail Tracle of the West. The opportunity of a lifetime for cash buy. ers throughout the west. Extraordinary closing sale. Unapproachable bargains to close the season in every department. Our limited space g but very few of th , but we guarantee f July 4th, greater bargains Ready-Made Clothing, Fuar Goods, Hats and Caps, than we before quoted by any ing business in the west. atany price. at this sale are all new the last ninety d ne ool de u AD THE LIST, 1t will amy trip_to ( child want SEE THE repay the oxpens aha by any man, we 1 $10 wortlf of cloth As spocimens of the different lots comy d in this lot, we mo few as follows, with a guaran the small number spec me are no more attractive or desira gains than hundreds of found in overy department of ou lishiment during this sale. Lot 4187. On Monday we will | our counters 400 plain black wool imported Whipcord Suits weights, suitable for us ) this ten months of the year. absolutely new, fresh shop, and never shown on our ¢ before, Suits made up in the v est stylo 4 button cutaway fro we offer in all sizes from 85 to 4 shall offer this frock suit at$15 | We have not anothe this lot, \me suit vas opened for 822, an We offer 150 \[n“T all wool and i Goods made Woolen Co., M of Webster, firm in_the » word to sav this, that we have ever prevents u n re ever d goods p within '8 of a yman or ng bargain ion a tee that tioned ble bar- ers 10 ho r estab- ace on pure all in full climate I'hese suits are from the wo ounte wk, 1. or suit. out since d never Double '8 from winel indigo. the celabrated Slater Made andirimmed in fir perfect fitting. close at_the unlh Romember this Lot 3650, will positive the lebrated goodi of which we during 100 of the ne goods to clos price of $1 every houss have never off given suit. the All sizes Lot 3. We offer Cassime made to sell for §7.: Goods made by the Manufacturing Broadbrook Mills, and othef man- Rock Mill, ufacturers of equal gular sizes, and as nice styles as we have in our stock at any price.\We find that we heve o surplus of t nd we do not wish to cs and have consequently so of $5 por pair for the en- These goods are of the very best workmanship, and equal to any $1€ custom pantaloons. closing sale will be $5. are in r good over uniform pr tire line. Tn our Boy ment we offe line of bar, Pant Suits. of our enumerati gains in will mention an iin, Weo ard of lot breastod Sack Suits, . We offer 1y be tne Sawyer he last two months, test styles of these famous the uch universal at the o Pantaloons, g and Children’s depart- EXTRAORDINARY particularly Our space will not this devartment, however, one, manner and offer this lot to rice of $9.50, i double Knee I is all close for sam have shown you at this pri; 2841 and 2830, Wo offer 1n this Lot Suits, braces wool 100 last suits, wlich of this lot of Woolen s sold hundr Weo ofter ha low stailed by t818. We n that has stion ns this \me price remarkably suit is country 1y and ¢ goods, 500 pairs best fancy ds that were 8.this son. Woolen Co., Hockanum 30 and Globe Loy pressly 3! a large reputation. They a6 pel puttean N rolors, e fine colors, ¥ them made the 86K Price during this ot wor order offer in Short permit b Regula the different we - of 75 cel 250 Boys’ 1. a lov of ‘ant £ ferent stylos, the extraordin wssimers. sack and vost, for boys from 10 to 14 yoars of a suit was ms 10 reduce our stock of t for only 86 per suit. warranted strictly all Tn this dept 1o of 800 dozen This entire made in eve which were f; we offer ¢ llnu n lnl~ no loss, and this is all that is 0 ot a pe fit. Men’'s Half Hose 50 dozen Hose at dozen lots its, ombracing three dif- hich we have marked at ¥ low prico of $2.50 to to 14 y Send You will” be better thap anytning wo s befor Long which om- Boys' strictly all suits, coat, pants and medium’ colors Sizos from 4 ple suit, with them Boys’ *ant Tot two styles, in dna 1e to =ell ¢ offer them at this s Every g wool new Remembor the price $6. frosh GOODS DE- wo announce the Gents' Faney Shirts. lot was manufactured ¢ for this scason’s trade, we have stock of them on hand and offer them at 50 per cent less than the over- ce to close them out. All new s, most d ble stylos, fast perfect fitting and “perfoctly y respect, regular prices $1 10 81 This enti 1 ~i/ s from nd 4 nock y conts each, Order for half sata distance ordering thoss plonse give us size of cotlar neces u conts per pair. Weo of Men's Fancy Half 75 conts per dozen to close. v $1.50 goods to be sold only in tthe remavkably low price uts per dozen, in sizes from 9 to Sample suits of any of these lots will be sent C. O D. with the privilege of examination to any address in Nebra Colorado, Kansas, Wyoming, Dakota and Montana. Freeland, Loomis & Co. OMAHA BOSTON NEW YORR DES MOINED Corner Douglas and 15th Sts., Omaha, Neb. Largest Clothing House West of the Mississippi River, gcmmwfl GEMENNIAL ExPusm N Proprietgr‘s‘.‘ JEJ% LEE. 00, CELEBRATING TELIR JOOth ANNIVERSARY rtie SETTLEMENT ¢ CIN CIN N A TE, @AYS E NIQHTS The OHIO VALLEY mo it NORTH-WEST TERRITORY. ART -SCIENCE-INDUSTRY "HONSTER NEW BUILDINGS, | in the heart of the cit within ten minutes’ ride of all hotels and stations, COVERNMENT EXHIBIT of Treasures from the War, vy and other Departme the Smithsonian Instit Nationgl Museum and Commission, Yy Al ];iuldx-uzq bnlh.mllv illuminated by innumer: | ble Electrical a ‘Wonderful dispiay of | ELEC m Ty TNSTUREPAS O PE%EREAN ITEEL PENS " re the Best, S—— e IN THE ESSENTIAL QU TATITIIS OF Durability, Evenness of Point, and Workmanship, Samples for tris of 12 AifF Fecelitof 10 cen WISOH, BLAKEUN & 80, * UNION PACIFIG “The ¢ Brondway, ke an now be reserved | upon application by any ticket agent to M. 1. Greevy, Passenger Azent, Council Blufls, Towa. The reservations when made are turned over to the train conductors taking out such cars, 50 that passengers can now cure berths ordered, the same as a Pull- man berth is reserved and secured, J. S, BREY LOMA Gen, P. & T. Agont, At G P& OMAHA, E POLVTECHNIC INSTITUTE E HAUTE, berths ¢ LAKE FDHFST UNIVERSITY, ons for ad 2to LAKE FOREST | LEGE FOK YOI tnat NG application r Prest, W, ( T\ ESKILL MILITARY ACADEMY Pecksk. Hu Y Senbfor catas | 4 IR0 R N, M | . ROBERTS, La CTRIC LICHTING. ART DEPARTMENT collection of Sculpture 'devoted to Musie, Spect: u les' r 1 Gas Jets, ever made in America R, | med at $1,000,000. | Horticultural Hall of un- equalled beauty. PIONEER RELICS from all parts of the North- west, The great RUSIC HALL, = S and Performances, MACHINERY HALL, 1,500 Feet in Length, through which will ply gon- dolas from V enice, EDUCATIONAL, and numerous other De- partments perfceetly ar« anged. EEPTAY TN AN, DI AT EN TS, BTONT RATES from all POINTS S K FELTON & GO, aHealth is Wealih' er Works Lnn r(u fory | And Manutacturers' WATER WERKS SUPPLIES 0f all deseriptions, Hydraulic Engines, Surveys. De- tail Furnished on Short b Plans and Specifications, tice, Solicited, s Building, Fourth Floor, lence OMAEA. NEBRASKA To Glasgow, State Line. Belfast, Dublin and Livervool From New York Every Thu.sday, Cabin passa | Bteerage to and from Kurops o 13 and of state roon #0, nceording to location cursion 865 10 80, owest ratos AUSTIN BALDWIN & €O, Gen'l Agents, 5 Broadwa; JOHN BLECE 164 Rando), HARRY B New York, , Gen' 1Western Agent, t., Chicago MOOR! gent. Omaha. Reduced Cabin Rates o Glasgow Exhi bition, FOR_DESTROYING Bed Bugs, Roaches, Ants, Fleas And any c E. OESTERREICHER'S !nfalllbla Insect Puwder. \m~|.q»~r. ¥ LORD, & THOMAS, | 45 10 42 Badelt irwet, CHICACO. Di. E. C. WEsT'S N MENT, 8 guaranteod s arvous Trostration. caused ¢ cohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental lon, Softeninz of the n nd lewding 0 ‘miser Bix boxes for §, ceipt of price, WE GUARANTEE 81X BOXES To cure any case. order received by b anied with $5.00, we ser our written guarantey ney if the treats ment .1‘..-.4.1 arantees issued o st, Sole Agent, n.unmum , sent by mail Propatd on re- oftect a cure. ¢ iODDMAN, Drug INeraska Nafional Bauk U. 5. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEE, aid Up Capital. . . $250,000 ! Surplus. 50,000 H. W. Yares, Pres Lewis 8. BExu, o P A. E. ToUZALIN, 2nd Vic W. H. 5. Huus DIRECTORS JOuN 8. CoLLINS, 2 Liwis 5. KEED, E. TOUZALIN, resident 5, Cusiile w.V, H. W, MonsE, Y ATk, Banking Ol THE IRON BANK, Corng 1 Bunk r 12th and Farnam Sts 1g Business Transac Bo ND WANTED, Tssued by sud Water Companies, elc. A Ger ted Countiew,Cite l lence solicited. . Illmll§ & G().i I!Aums. fs Mongoe CHICAGO ROGKloLMD & PA(‘IFIC H'Y 1t masa lines and branchos includo CIIOAGO, PEORIA, MOLINE, ROCK ISLAND, DAVEN- PORT, DES MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, MUS- CATINE, KANSAS CITY, 8T. JOSEPH. LEAV. ENWORTH, ATCHISON, CEDAK RAPIDS, WATERLOO, MINNEAPCLIS, ond 82. PA and scores of intermediate cltiee. Choice routes to and from the Faciflo Coast. All trane- fers in Union depots. Fest trains of ¥ine Dey Couckies, elogant Dining Cars, mugnificens Pulle man Palace Bleepers, and (between Chicago, Bt Joseph, Atchison and Kensas City) oo Chiaie Oars, Baata Fros, 80 holders of Carouth firet-class tickets. Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska R'y “*Great Rook Island Route." Extonds West end Southwost from Knnsas Clty and Bt Joseph to NELBON, HORTON,, VILLE, TOFEKA, HERINOTON, WICHITA, HUTCHINSON, CALDWELL, and all points ia KANBAS AND SBOUTHERN NEBRABKA and beyoud. Entire passsnger equipment of the celobratod Pullmen mesufacture. All safoty ape pliafces snd modern i aprovements. The Famous Albert Lea Route vorite betweon Chicago, Rock Island, , Kausas City and Mipneapolis and 8t Peul Its Watertown branch traverses the grees ‘' WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT " of Northern Iowa, Bouth western Minnesota, East Contral Dukota to Watartown, Bpirit Lukes Bloux Falls and wany other towns and cities. Tho BLor, Line vis Bencce and Kankakeo offors gaparior facilitios to travel to and fom Indians i v HOLBROOK, o, O et & Yoo gt Afe the BEsT, BuLo By Dilediin PEERLESS DYE