Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 7, 1888, Page 5

LINCOLN NEWS AND GOSSIP, — Matters of Interest Transpiring at the State Capital. THE REVIEW SUED FOR LIBEL, Incorporation of the Sand Rock Gold Mining Company—Postoflice States went<8chool Lands Forfeited ~Minor Mention. 102 P St LixcoLx, July 6. Secretary Laws to-day received articles in- eorporating the Sand Rock Gold Mining coms pany, which were duly filed, covering prop- erty described as follows: The Big Sand Jack, No. 1, as recorded in the mining records office at Bear City, Ark., of the Bear mountain mining district, in Montgomery county, record book I, page 73, and the mining claim known as I Sand Jack, No, 9, of the same book, page 4, and 8150 the Shoo Fly claim, recorded on page 75, nll situated in section 15, township 2, range 22, county and state above stated. ho object of this company is to procure mineral lands from the United states gov- crnment under the mining laws, and to at- fend to the buving and sclling of mining lands either by claim or deed; the erection of buildinge and machinery on mining lands; the buying and selling of mining machinery and aparatus; the working and operating of mines in the state of Arkansas for their min- eral production and profit; the buying and soiling of roal estate other than mineral lands, and the maintenance of all buildings and offices nocessary to carry on successfully the business of the corporate compan Tho priveipal place of business 1s placed at Riverton, Franklin county, Nebraska, but authority is delegated to the board of direc- tors to establish such other places of busi- ness as may be deemed necessary from time 1o time. The capital stock of the company is fixed at at §5,000,000, two thousand of which must be subeeribed and paid before business can be commenced. The shares are fixed at §10 each, and the board of di ors for the year going out are as ifollows: Joeseph M. Lnlmmnm, Hugo A. Dubuque, Simon_Fou taine, Joseph . Amiot and Alphonso Cu bell. Thereafter the ofticers will be elected on the 18t day of January. The charter con- tinues for fifty year: POSTOFE The followig is the amount of business transa coln postoflice for the quarter e 30 ' nue from the sale of stamps, 3 running expense, &, $1 033,17, The carric: 22 and the clerks $1,751.42. This oftice is now the headquarters for four railway postoffice routes, ths clerks of which wre il paid here, as well as other expenses attending the postal work. &CHOOL 1 The commissio LixcoLx BUreAu of Tire Ovama Ber, } sending out a list of about 5,000 acres of forfeited school lands, situated in twenty-five counties of tho state, the most of wihich arc western, which will be again put on the market on the 4th day of xt August. Notice of the leasing of these lands . will be published in county papers where they are located. NOTARIES COMMISSTONED, Gov. Thayer to-day issued tie following not Arthur E. Callehan, Benkelman, ty; P. B. Gavin, Wallace, Lincoln ; John T. Jack, Phebe, Perkins Marquis E. Dutcher, Plainview, Picrce county JOURNAL CHANGES. John M. Cotton, late of the State Demo- crat, has accepted the position of city editor on the State Journal. Mr. A. B. Ha will become managing and associate editor next ‘Monday, and Mr. Hibard, the present man- aging editor, will take Hugh McVicker's place as telegraph editor, who gocs into the composing rooms. TOO INQUISITIVE. J. H. Dean, editor of the Revie riminal libel before Judge Houston to- the warrant being issued at . three o k upon _the aff {f Frank West, party plaintiff. The grounds are based upon the following item appearing m his sensa- 2 fore day's ago. n—we mean a person. by the name 1k West—is rinning a bunko shop, employment shop, thi shop, shop, robbers shop, Chinese shop, d shop, and other shops too numerous 1o men- tion, 'on O street, between Tenth and- onth, Why is he not in the pemtentis A DRAKEMAN DHOWNED, W. F. Weekloy, a B drowned in Oak Creek, mfternoon, Two gentieme! g in _atteinpting pulied one of them ui » in s drownin 1 MINOR The B. & M. has con ment with the Western Union by v 1 al business is turned ‘ove \t company : Dundy & M. bra understand the comy ness until now \ 8 e - 1iness hay n out of their nd but one, ilway business, s rotained. e question of pure water is one of con 'd interest here. An attempt will be subscription if the noany other way | this statement f | His face is ¢ s men of the € a unit on purse will not bear the stri will be provided. Public w ) ot Is that before th stat Mr, W. . | ing with a b 1ot c Yuvestment company. > 1his institution leaves for his ¢ with the good wishes of lis friends and « ciates of this city. The cane was pr by Mr. Chapwan, and h completely suiprised Mr. Herick received it, returning ® neat little reply speech, Commissioner Scott thinks that Tne Bree misrepresented him to-diy in his position op- posing & reduction of the railway distanc tariffs. He says his opposition was du the fact that the western part of the stute needs more roads, and that railway compa ples will not build them if reduction | on tariff rates is o mlly agitated Instead of saying the board of transporta tion urgently requests, the Bureau should have said, ‘to-day is ordered by th board of transportation that all railroads in | this state make all distance tarifs con the following formula, not ra class: First, 100; sccond, 85 L 50: fifth, 403 0. ‘This order i ¢ the 25th day of Ju - - Lots of Grit ole in a warrior, but abomina- ble in dentifrice. This destructive component many tooth powders and pustes contain. Use for the teeth SOZODON only, popular for over s, and a liquid of delightful srance which puvifies the breath. - Drink Malto, take cffect on and | is admi - 1T WAS A CATAMOUOT, A Domestic's Fend on Her Master's Woodpite, girl in th of the Union Pacific am near the co 1z out in the back yard after sday morning was surprised upon the wood pile what stated “was the biggost cat she ever She called the animal in very persuas cents but his catship arched his back and spread his elaws so threateningly that she was fain to as fast as possible, at the door long enough to fire a stick of stove wood at the feline, who thereupon slid off. She told her adventure Haney who merely laughed and de clared bamself in favor of hiring a new girl one who was not afraid of cats. Later in the day twe children named Corby, who were playing in & bamn three or four blocks further up the strcet were sot upon by the animal, and one after of Depot who PRUSL | their asec being severcly soratched ran'into the house and informed his father, The old man Lunted up the family pistol wud weat gua- ning for the varmint, 6 found him in his manger, and after shooting_him # succeeded in killing him. The cr a small specimen of catamount posed to have escaped from Se nagerie, as it corresponds very gcon here ot the time they wore with theirshow,and from the fa 1ot 68 wild as are the genninejuntam Haney will have ti ature stuffed a mounted, and has tu he carcass over to a taxiaermist for t ] sl kg Tno liver and kidneys must be kept in good condition. Hood's S illaisa great remedy for rog these orguns \par- ilaiing Colonel J of the Union Pacifi Colonel E, ¥, Hool ad, ganoral is in the city , the veteran_stock agent of the Ch Hock Island & Pacifi arrived in the city yesterday _Opal station, on the Idaho division of the Union Pacific,’ has been opened as a report ing freight and passenger station, Another rumor that the Santa Fe is en- deavoring to obtain a footing in Omaha is in ulation, and a railroad from R! nd Visconsin, to Omaha is the latest p route. The passenger traffic on the Union P: nereasing X Yesterd land Pulli taken up, nearly half as many more applicat On Monday school teacliers en route to the National Ed- ucational convention at San Erancisco, will leave Cmaha on the fiyer, Yesterd o Pennsylvania rond be to put in a condition for occupancy a r on the ground floorat 221 South Thirteenth, on the west side of the Merchant's National bank. The road comprises a number of lines running east from Chicago, the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, the Panhandle and the Van . The road be repre Jules G, Lumb; who has long boen general traveling agen tar line and who will henceforth re- side here and act as general agent of the company. Mir. Crandali, of the Union Pacific shops, in speaking of the great inc in_ freight traflic on the road, is authori o- ment that the company ar fifty or y fr ars and. equipping them fo Airbrakes and M the great im- ains will be run highest rate of speed and their time Yyill equal that of the fast passenger train, e flyer. ocking accident occurred at. Evans- July 4. The men in the Union \t that point constructed made from a car axle. At the first shot ti cannon exploded, and besides injuring nc everyon man nawed Joln Johnson, put out g John Branan and tore a thumb off 1 hand of man named Thomas Fife, A change in the price of lumber may be anticipated soon, owing to a recent_dceision of Chairman Midgley of the southwestern cal bureau. The northwestern lines interested in lumber trafiic had him appointed as arbitrator, and had him decide whether the differential rate on lumber from the Chip- pewa valley t i ought to be cents as w v 1t should rems rate. Mr. Midgely Glg-cent differential, whis 800n us the ten days’ notic Cl od in favor of the will be adopted as can be given: PRICKLY ASH BITTE an unfail- ing cure for all diseases oviginating in biliary derangem caused by the malaria of miasmatic countr No other medicine now on sale will so ef- fectually remove the disturbing ele- ments, and at the same time tone up the whole system. 1t is sure and safe in its action. e Truth Must Prevail. Recently the Omaha Herald published the following in a letter dated at Deadwood, D.T.: The Herald ing newspaj Black Hil y becoming the lead- alates among the In this part_of the Hills its ly established over all the rs and over. its St well. Nearly fifty we sold daily in’ this than half- that number of and e BEg is its chief Paul contemporarivs copies of the Herald city, while Tiie Be is sold, competitor. The fact of the matter is that at the present timo ten copies of Tur Bek are sold in Dead- v and’ the od is prepared to substa same ti0 is maint e. Turl symptons; 118 all your liver—that's very plain.” dnot suffer, for help iscasy: ree's Pellets 0 right to the place. ‘A friend to the T well might You n call othing case better; they'll suit your ased ellot No more he mo his sighing & .d bought the neth his lapless lot! 1, his hieart is hightsome, s quite forgot! nbezzlement, the employ of Tsane His mel Werth, a skippea out day befor his employer's mo neil B 085 the river until de ot 2 1 | tion to bottle, of tracts whick ¢ known and ¢ vy properly ordered houschold for ined purity, de height of flavor. They are | 3 economic, necessitating the use only of the least quantity,and the bottles of the fiye differe i contain more than the average 11 them. prostrated with sunstroke culled and proper restorativ was in condition to be take one, but he will prol ~ToLl WRiGN : PURE 1ts superior excellence proven in millions of homes for more than a quarter of & ceutury. 1t is used by the Unitod States Government.” En- dorsed by the heads of the great universitics us the strougest, purest and most healthful Dr, Prices Cream Baking Powder does not contain ammonia, lime or alum. Sold only in cans. PRICE BAKING POWDER 0O, New York, “uicago, St. Louts S!JACOBS_ 01]‘. & Bhe i -t { THE BREAT HemeDY FOR PAIN. Rheunmatis Ne Lumbag: Throat, i algla, Sclaties, Toothache, Sore prains, Bruises, “bites, &5 Fro: « Ererywhers FiftyC ler Co., Bal 8514 by Druge ¥ho Charies A. Vo NAICKLY gy TTERS disap |fl ita benoficial influence. Ttis purely a Modicite) I as ita cathartic proper- [j ties forbids its nlnln 8 @ PRICKLY ASH BITTERS CO I Eolo Proprietors, i) 87.Lov1s ond KANaAS Orry| Incorporated by the I ucational and Charitahle ehise made o part of the p f10m, 10 1870, by an overw Its CRAND take place Semi-A GRAND 81 Lelining populdr vote. ARY DRAWIN. and nre all dri Music, New ¢ n public, at the s, L. taivness, and in and we authorr: flicate, with signatures attached, in its adver- are cond good faith to the comp similes of tisements. the under | Prizes RAWING , the Academy of Music, New Or leans, Tuesday, July 10, 1658, CAPITAL FRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Doll Halves $10; Quarters §5; Ten In v Vizes 100 Prizc 10 do, 10 . do. o do. 00 do, 3 Pri NoTe s turther mforn ¢ Money Orders, 1 2 1ALDAURE or M. A.DAUPHIN & ¥ wa 10, 1. O, Address Registered Letters to REMUMBER & tair tor 0 Itch, Yol WILL YOU b, o E' CHANGE £ you SUFFERING g0t or et FIR ' CHICAGO SHORT ~ LIN Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to —==THE EAST === TWO TBAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS —AND— Milwaukee, Minncapolis, Cedar Rapids, Freeport, Rockford, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, Aud all othier Important poiats East, No Southenst. For through tickots eall 0a the ticket agent at 150 stroct, i Barker Biock, of at Unlon Pacidie Chicago, St. Paul, Rock Island, Clinton, beast an Depet ullman Sleepers and tho finost Dining Cars 1o the world re run o0 the wain Loe of the Chicago, Mil Ty witediion ly ployes cf ul Kallway, and e agers by courtevus SiLiER Genernt Managor. 37F TUCKELR, Asslstaot General Manugor. Tll«.ht'.‘lmfuh'xs R, Geueral Fasseuger sad u:a‘uorf'“u‘nr‘nmu. Assistant Genersl Paasenger 3 CVARE Yoners saperiatenceat FIGHTH SEM-ANNUAL GLEARANGE SALE Our usual Semi-Annual Clearance Sale of Spring and Summer Clothing will com- mence today.and everything in the store will be sold at TIWENTY PEIR CKNT Less than the original price.. Our former clearance saleshave always been a great success, and as we have on hand at present a most elegant assortment of flne Mer- chant Tailor Made clothing, we look forward to a big rush, and we advise those con- templatm% purchasing to call as early as possible, as the old adage says, first choice isalways best, Some goods we bought this spring at LESS THAN THHE COST Of the making, so you can imagine what a bargain you will have if youvurchase a suitof us, Theseare some of OUR PRICES: Spring Suits, Correct Styles, Elegantly Made and Trimmed. 9.50 buys a Seymour Sack Suit, which was made to order for $20. 11,60 buys a One Button Sack Suit, which was made to order for $22. 13.75 buys a Straight-cut Sack Suit, which was made to order for $28. 16.00 buys a Railroad Sack Suit, which was made to order for $30. 20.00 buys a Four Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to order for 240. 24.00 buys a One Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to order for $50. 28.50 buys a Bannockburn Cheviot, sack or frock,which was made to order for $60. 30.00 buys a Crepe Worsted,imp.) 4-Button Cutaway,whichwas made to order for $65., PRINCE ATBHRITS NOBBY DESIGNS AND BEAUTIFUL FINISH. 318.00 Buys 2 Cassimere Prince Albert Suit which was made to order for $37. 22.50 Buys a Cheviot Prince Albert Suit, which was made to order for $45. 325.50 Buys a Corkscrew Prince. Albert Suit, which was made to order for $50. 20.00 Buys a Nobby Pin Check, light color, which was made to order for $60. $35.00 Buys an Imported Wovrsted, satin lined, which was made to order for $70. $40.00 Buys a Clay Worsted, gilk lined, which was made to order for $80. A Nobby and Compleie line of Pantaloons from $2.75 to §10. $ All alterations to improve a fit done free of charqe. Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119. Three Doors East of 12th Street IMail Orders Promptly Attended to. GINCINNAT! "JULY 4 to OCT. 27. ENTENNIAL EXPOSITION or5E| OHIO { ] CHLFEBRATING TELER IOOth ANNIVERSARY of vee SETTLEMENT o CI N CEIN N AT K, The OHIO VALLEY an it NORTH-WEST TERRITORY. ART SCIENCE-INDUSTRY. MONSTER NEW BUILDINGS, | All Buiid in the heart of the city, | illuminated by innumera- within ten minutes’ ride of | ple Electrical and Gas Jets, all hotels and stations. Wonderful dispiay of COVERNMENT EXHIBIT of Treasures from the War, ELEQTR!C ngflrlucj AN ART DEPARTMENT llfll;,;a “brill ;::li_y | ever made in America, val- | ued at $1,000,000. Horticultural Hall of un- cqualled beauty. PIONEER RELICS from all parts of the North- Navy and other Departients. vest. The grea the Smithsonian Iu:-atilulv: K wesk 10 great and numerous other De- of the finest collection of | MUSIC HALL, partments perfectly ar- | Paintings and Scuipture 'devoted to Music, Spectacles' ranged. National Museum and Fish Commission. S g s o and Performances. MACHINERY HALL, 1,500 Feet in Length, through which will ply gon- dolas from Venice, EDUCATIONAL, ST EREITC DT 752 A aEs fTroxmm all POTN TS : LAKE FOREST DRUNKENNESS | i g | 5K FETON S O, UNIVERSITY Adwinstering Dr. Haines’ Golden i And Manufacturers' Agents for : ! Comprises— LAKE FORES ERIY COL CERILY HALL SEM LAKE FOREST AC (USH MEDICAL A 4 WATER WORKS SUPPLIES, | iiiicut it 7. ROBERTS, Lake I i Specific, ] 1t can be given in a cup of coffee or tea with. out the knowledge of the Person Laking it abso- Unfermented and not lutely Larmléss, and will eZect a permanent and intoxicating. Acts 'like y 2 charm in all cases of Diare thea and Dysentery and all stomach and bowel troubles Grateful alike to women, chil- dren and convalescents. Gives a delicious flavor to ice-water, lemonade or soda-water, Imported and bottled by Minatoviren, Frercner & Co. Cincinnati, O, For sale by sty 1L, SOMERVILLE SCHOOL For Young Ladies. Lolic wreck, s heen made tetperate i en 1 Specifio in their coffew out their knowledge and to-day believe they guit drinkiug of tholr own free will. 1t nover ils, 37 Of all deseriptions, Hydraulic Engines, Surveys. De- tail Plans and Specifications. Furnished on Short Notice Correspondence Solicited. Heated with Qffice, Strang’s Building, Pourth Floor, | feaiele Vit peam: NMAHA. NEBRASKA. R L Three Ty depart J2Tmpst ROSE POLYTECH TERRE HAUTE, IND.~A Woll cndowed, woll equiy chanicaland Clvil i YOR_DESTROYING Roaches, Ant: Drug ¢ ) OESTERREICHER'S Infallible Insect Powder Also contracts taken for clean ing hotelg, hos= ilals and private residences trowm vermin, Ratisiaction guarantesd or no pay. B i Principal Depot—i16 South 18th Street. o b ~ T.E.CILPIN, FIRE |NSURANCE BROKER, Roow 63 Traders’ Bullding, CHICACO. Retersnces—MeLropolitan Nutional Bank 8.G.Dua & Co. The Bradeirees Ce. 1 ror WS everyw g & 1 ["E.T.Allen, M. D., Homaopathic Specialist, EYE wis'Nse. EAR 2T S ", 1R MANUFACIURING €O, | P. 0. flox 599, o1 calling at our fact 1% Miles West of Hau r MEN] .‘i".‘fl‘\v'“&?it.’ Aty Berkshire county, 1 Prepare foF G5, FOIty-aeve plember 18ty . MILLS, LLS, Privopal. ins Thursda; Jgue address KILL MILITARY ACADEMY BenD for catas killon-Hdson, N. ¥ JNO. M.TILDEN, M DL ML.A. Priucipsl, e, devel " S0 R B P calid ERIE MEDICAL €0, BU. W. J. GALBRAIT Surgeon and Physician, Offce N. W COuier 14tk nod Douglas 5t O Telephiote, 4hb; Wedidence telsptions, sdh *** 0 oy FYALO, M. ¥,