Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 5, 1889, Page 5

LINCOLN NEWS AND NOTES. Traveling Men Preparing For a Good Time. STATUS OF THE STATE PRISON. Serve a Hunt A Deputy Attempts to Paper and s Stil ing Someone to Serve 1t On. 1020 P Stieet, Lixcons, pling mo: Lixcors BUREAU OF Tire OMATA Ban, % “eb, 4 The mecting of tra alled by Chairman Falkenberz in the int of the contomplate mpmeeting, to be held sore time during the month of June, convened yosterday at 5 o'clock at the Capital hotel It will be remembared that Audrus brothers tendered the use of ¢ 0 the traveling m rthe purpose of a picnie, during the v of last Septemt wiiich was a ting just h WU 1o irrang the pury in the cont nity, the follow appointe W ishman pack holiday peral commni |)H|UH an, St. Joseph; jgs; Mr. Metealf Hill, Hojr Henry Cook; W. Douglas, Cloud; Conlu, Beatrice; 1 schwi d, £, Haywerth, Council Hieman and 1'red A, Wil- son, Chic elt, Milwaukee ddumies P Hicks, 1air A , York: Jeff O 2 nits, Ashland; B, L, ¢ ity Lyman Page Sloux Yy . Walcote, Atchison; Phil Jacobs, Kansas City; Mr. Muaner, Moincs; H. F. Hubbard, St. Loul Sty ow, Denver, The following executive committee was also appointed: K, lzenbe man; John oM. Cotton vy John Utt, treasurer; L. W, Garroutte and . M. § mons, Kearn \'nml aun, Mo STATE INSTITUTIONS, Warden Hopkins reports the following status at the state pen for the month endin Junuary 31: Number of convicts Junuary 1, 848: number reccived during the month number whose term expived, 11; total nuw ber remaining, 544, Soldiers’ and smlors’ mond, counmandant ployes, 13 2 quarters, of inmates, Insane i intendent: at begianing John Ham izen ow- ick in 1mber of fa number 03 grand tot ylum, Lincoln, Dr. Knapp super- anber of patients in - hospital fmonth, #H; at close, 13 females, 433 second ales, 453 third ward, m I'V. fourth ward, males, 51 5. Duriig the mouth 6 pat pronounced curcd, 9 not insane, 1 pa- rolled und | groatly improved. State industr Mallalicu, for the mont! ranted 8; present enrollment, family B, boys, 43: fam ily D, boys, 5 family I3, boy boys, 467 total, 243." Superintendent Malla- licu reports more than the usual amount of sicknoss during the past month, but on the whole, a prosporous condition of affairs, NOTARIAL APPOINTMENTS, Governor Thayer to-day appointed the fal- Nebraskans notaries public Thomas k. Sanders, Heaver Crossing, d county; Johin S. Griftin, Alma, Har- 3 2. Calawell, K Buftalo John J. Lincoln, Luncaster y; B. C. Kearnoy, Huftalo county; I M. Albion, Boone county. BUITER AND CIEESE ASSOCIATION. The Blue Hill Butter and Cheese associa- tion is now legally ncorporated under the laws of the state. ~ Articles of incorporation have just been filed. The company will exist ten years from the 7th day of Junuary, unl a majority of the stockholders otherwise de- tarmine, * Article 4 fixes the capital stock at £5,000, which may be increused as business interests demand, but business commenced with a paid up capital of #,000, or 40 shares of 100 cach. Blue Hill, Webster connty, is designated as the principal place of business, and thirty-six of the citizens and business men of the place subscribe to the articles of incornoration. PLOBABLY EX ROUTE FOR CANADA, Deputy United States Mar Lyons, armed with a warrant for the arvest of Dr. W. W. Paling, of this city, called at his oftice this morning for the purposeof taking him mto custody, but found that he had hied himself to parts unknown, and although Do prosecuted a vigorous search all day long, failed to discover his whercabouts. 1t scems that Paling has long been suspected as the party who has been running a_ species of plackmail upon some of the dining room givls of the Capitai hotel, and that at last sufticient proof has been’ found to warrant his arrest. Paling's game to address a letter to some one of the girls aud wain her hut he was Yoi to her racket, hat unless she left the hotel he pose her, evidently hoping in this way to get ror into his power. The br s’ 50 fre quent upon the part of the d able wrotch that it not only became annoying but dis tressing, aud Mr. Koggen's attention was called to the matter, He began a watch that led to the conviction that Paling was the man, and item by item_proof has been added vos but little doubt of the truthful- at was at first ¢ picion ng got wind of s intended arrest and lit-out, v none of his friends seem to know.' L however, will continue his search ui e is_no_reasonable doubt oud reach, Dick Jobnson run 1 it on Paling’s worldly posses- sions, which goes to show that he was not square with the world when he made his » for future liberty. Iho scrvice of attacl ment was made by Constable Al Beach this morning. Johu T Coumitments of absence, Crawl, Weits THE NORFOLK TRAGEDY. The bowrd of public lands and buildings, com) rising Secretary of State Laws, T wrer Hill, Attorney General Leese missioner Steen, started for Norfoll at 2:30 o'clock to-day to investigute the late scandal and tragedy at that place, While the voard was very reticent concerning its purpose in the watter, public opinion is very outspoken here, In the language of a prom inent citizen: “It is time to wash the state of such mon as Dr. Kelley and his conferces in this horrible affair, if they don’t kuow the difference between o woman with a tumor and n condition for criminal ubortion. The te cannot ha o future of the curable insane in the hands of such men or set of The findings of the coroner's cuso are 100 guuzy K ha beon o !ri“llf\ll crime committed at Norfolk, and in my judgment a proper_investigation will de- velop the fact, Dr. Kelley, if the skillfut physician und surgeon ho is clainied to be, must have known the unfortunate condition of that poor before he commenced the pretended delicato operation. ‘The inyestiga- tion attempted by the board can not be too exacuing, 1 care not what the findings of the Jury may have been,” © CITY NEWS AND NOTES, The cause of Alfred Lewis, coroner of Clerry county, vs Thomas Connelly, on error, was filed for trial in the supreme court this wornin. The remains of Kirby Hammond, who died &t Lawrence on last Saturday, were followod %0 the grave to-day from his father's rosi- dencan this city, ~ The cortege was a sor- xowful one that paid final tribute to the dead, The day dawned bright and fair but before 10 o'clock the wind was blowing a perfoct hurricane. The glass front of Mel'ethur's drug store was blown in, and considerable other damago is reported i different |m|un{ the city, While not an old-time blizzard, thouglits of one were quite lively with ail Wl!a ohanced to be out of doors. The meeting of the Irish National league, held on yesterday m the new and elogant ball placed at the disposal of the leaguo by Hon. John Fitzgerald, was the largest ever hold by the society in' Lincoln. The musical programme was excollent and the specohes pithy and 1 the point. Resolutions were adopted condemning the treatmeut of Will- um O'Brien by the British government, ———_ Beware of worthless imitations of Dr, Jones’ Red Clover Tonie. The genuine oures hendache, piles, dyspepsia, ague, malaria, and is a perfect tonic and blood purifier, Price 50 cents. 1 man, whe Lip, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY SLIM DUDES SHOCKED., win Be Compelled to Wear Knee-Breeches? Since the origin of the daom never reeeived g shock as it did Inst week, sa, York Morning Journal It has come to the knowledge of the itside world that seven young men, sessing unlimited wealth, so much intellect. but plenty of tion, have formed themsolves erful organization for the of revolutionizing the andard of evening dress, brave seven, who call themselves formers,” organized socretly in t Deimonico's two weeks ago. By-laws and all of the necessary rules befitting a body with such an impo mission were deaft ind then o the sc solemnly piedged himself to appear in futu all private balls and receptions in an evening dress consist- ing of blnck satin knickerbocker trou- vel trilless cont and a watered Black silk stockings, dancing pumps after the fashion of the old shoe, with buckles of burnis ver, complete the novel attire lain linen shirts, ding collars and white tics, the same as worn with the ‘cluw-hamine suit, were made permissible, although three of the soven were in favor of the much-ruftled shirt of coloninl days. The seven gentlemen who are hottom of, the John C. who They species, dude- such an overpow s the ambi- into a sole | present sOUS, 1 ve siilk vest, at the proposed revolution are Purman, o down-town broke cted president of the “R forime Thomas Howard, a popt man nbout town, who was made chaiv- man of the grievanc committee; Worthington Whi secretary S. S. Sunds, jr., a broke of the **Reforme Jumes Waterbury ter, who constitute the committe tailors and new members, Immediately after the of the Reforim the tilor ete., journcyed to avenne knight of the shears and ordors for soven saits of clothe the style decided upon. T finishied Jast Monday and at called meeting of the reformers 1t was decided upon wearing them that night at the ball to t iven at the home of Mrs. W. D. Sloane in honor ot the debut of Miss Louiso Shepard, daughter of Colonel Biliott 1. Shepard. When the moment arrived to assert the purpose of the IReformers a few of the members became afilicted with a frintness in tho vieinity of the heart. This was especially noted to be the case with Broker Sands, whose form is som what attenuated and whoso fol- low suit. ile howey con- vinced of the crror of his ways by fat and jolly Bobby Hargous, who whi pered something ~ that sonnded SCotton—you kn othe the exeeplion of the president, Howard, ave all well up in avoivd no further ¢ tions wer heard, ‘om’ is tall, slim and faiv, but when he appeared on the glistening ball roomn floor clad in the clothes of the reformers and ready to lead the cotillion with Miss Shephard, the ¢ miference of his black silk stocking: 15t below the knee measured as much as any of his brother *' Reformer Of course the wnigue attire of the seven men was one of the features of the evening, conversationally and other- wise. Worthington Whitehouse, \vho is at present a social lon und hev ing saved the lives of two oy through the 1ce while skating near Tarrytown,is a big, athl built young fellow, and®it wa. nowl- cdged that'the *Reformers’ " attire ve- c d its best recommendation when placed on his back. ‘“Juck one of the handsomest and most popu- lar men in the city, and one of the finesy dancers pushed him closely, how- ever, and was given a good second in the estimation of the nl~ All of the an men ave skiliful cotillion leader S, which means that they are among the best dancers in town, and all but two of them ses. Waterbury and Sands, are, s still in the twentic The next day, when the cou move of the reformers hecame known in the swell uptown elubs and in the fes of the leading hotels, it was s question what the exact intention of the innovation could be. One gentle- man, who had just purchased a $12 clawhammer dress suit, asked breath- lessly whether it meant that the time- worn fashion of ovening dress was to be forsulk entive Anotl genties ped the seales somcwhere 1n the vieinity of 118 pounds, but who gave little thought to money matters, ving none to give, said: My Lawd, it'’s weally tewwible. Do thoy “weally mean to kecp the thing up?” and he gazed reproachfully at the placo his ealf ought to be. An’ athlet- fcally-built young follow answered: 1t lun\w like it.” everul attempts have during the past two years to do away with the funereal-looking dress suit now in vogue,” he continued, “and from time to time some of the boys have attended private ;) itions attired in knickerbockers. The change never seemed o t then anattempt was made to introduce a tailless coat to be worn with trousers of ordinary length. also proved a failure, but from the crmined way the reformers went at uk the existing form of evening I also thinlk that it is vd rovolutionizing the Live years from now, if I am not mist kcn. you will see men at- tending balls attired as fantastically as women. Plush coats, buttons, colo i v nd knee breeches, in eve will be the correct th A pretty gis portor: *The men have no husiness to dress way. Let them keep to the regu- n - blaclk dress suit, which w adopted solely for the benefit of the la- ies wearing elegant ns. A black s suit gives o woman a good oppor- tunity to show off a handsome dress, hut if men were to wear colors il irls, they would attract all the attention away from the ladies, which would be very impolite on their pavt, e The most severs cold will soon yield to Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, It does not suppress a cold but loosens and relioves it, No one afllicted with a throat or lung trouble cun use it with- out benefit. Price 50 cents per bottle, Sold by all druggists. Nofa Qatspaw. Chiengo ~ Tribune: Contributor to comic puper (in great alarm)—Alvira, there goes a page of my manuscript into the fire, Jerk it out, guick Wife (suidly but firmly)— you must take dure of your own chestunuts, - — A shight cold, if neglected, often att the lungs. Brown's Bronchial Trochos giv sure and immediate reliof, Sold ouly in Loxes. Price 25 o com after s were a hustily wis, eous been made abic s Journal re- Only One Kind in These Days, Chicago Tribune: Mun who wants a bet decided—I have called to sk you if the word hippodrome, in the time of the anciente, was not used exclusively to denote an inclosure for hosse or chariot races? Sporting Editor—It was, mod- ern style of chs onship stling matehes wus unkuown o liw anciouts, Th CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS The Pacific F'\!I)(l\mr Bill Taken Up In the Senate. MITCHELL MOVES TO RECOMMIT Filibustering Tactics Adopted By Certain Members to Prevent Consideration of the Moas- ure In the House, Senate. Feb. 4.—In the sonato this worning the credentials of Mr. Manderson for his new senatorial term were presented, read aud p! on tile, Mr. Allison, from the committee on appro- priations rtod back the legislativa, ex ccutive and judicial appropriation bill and the house joint resolution for the payment to the logul representatives of James B. Eads, and gavo notic that he would to-morrow them up tion Mr rted the testimony ta in the Texs n inv , with g resolution d ing tho con v on privi ctions to revise carefully the alating the election of mem s with a view of voting for more complete protection in the exercise of clective franchiso and for the pumshment of oTenders against it The testimony was ordered printed and the resolution was placed on the calendar. The senate bill in relation to dead and fallen timber on Indian lands was taken from the calendar and passe The senate resumed consideration of the bill *“To declare unlawful trusts aud combi nations in_restraint of trade and produc Frye givio that at 2 would he senate to take up p funding bill, an offered a resolution, which od to the committee on library, in the committeo to inquire into'the 1 expedione, ? » (now in th WasINGTON, wes und el existing law: bers of cong was refc structing propriety “Yellowstone and ““The Yosemite argument ou the trust bill by Mr. George, of Mississippi, the Pacific funding bill was taken up, As the bill was read late July 1, 1858, as thut up to which ations should be made, W 1, wherever it occurred, 1d other dates were made to 0 we notice that he would, at :, move to commit the biil, ude legislation in silrond comvany the Central Pacific in the bill because the ppeared for that co anifest any ereat and_ because the no paraliclism b n the cases of the Pacific and Central Pacific. ~ The of the Central Pacific had bes sed by its president, Mr. Hunt who had appeared before the committee had presented the bill whieh had beca Mr. Mitchell as a substitute bill, adding ten or twelve sment with the Central im _that those mat- te bills a good could be in one bill. there was an immense situation of the Uniou id that much attorneys who had 1 not secm for a sett ton could be setile better than »d that nd Central } more iency must b d to the Ci tral Pacific than to the Union Pacifie. 1f the povernmont expocted 1o ot 1ts debt paid by the Central Dacific, that company should T T of the committec was then sent, rl's desk and read. . Mitchell made a motion, of which he had giy to recommit the bill, and I' v he thought the motion should provail. spoke of the enormous amount that would be due by the Pacific rail- road companies to the government at the time of the maturity of the debt—314 zislation having for its pur most fabulous sum had to bo'regarded as of the very utmost import- ance. It was not his purpose to discuss tne merits or demerits of the pending bill. It was his purpose, however, to attract the at- tention of the count to the general situa- tion, d maugurate an inquiry as to the propriety and justice of proceeding to a con tion of the pending bill while itomitted to include matters relating to at least half of ought to s in justice to the fie, that during the last month that company has shown a disposition and a very great desire to make some scttlement and adjustment of its dobt with the United States, and there is now pending before the committee an amended bill, which the com- mittee is called to consider'to-morrow mor; ing, Mr. Mitchell—That is all right; that shows u disposition on the part of the com- mittee to do that which it had omitted, T insist that it is not wise to have roads forkeq at that stage of thg game, end to proceed with one branch of the controversy, leaving the other branch untouched and unconsid- ercd. If any part of it was to be postponed it should have been the Union Pacific part. At this point Mr. Mickell yielded for a mo- tion to adjourn A conference was ordered on the consular and diplomatic appropriation bill, and Messrs, Hale Allisou and Cockrell appointed coufer- ees on the part of the senate. Adjourned. Contral B WASHINGTON, the speaker the states for Fob. 4—In the house, having procecded to call the luction and re ence of bills, flibustoring was inaugur- ated by Mr. Pavson of Illinois, who sent to tho clerk’s desk and demanded the reading of a long bill toestablish a courtof ap peal. His opposition is directed to the Union Pacific fundiag bill, and upon his desk rests astack of bills, the reading of which will consume the entire day, unless ho receives assutances that o effort will be made to p the measure under_ suspension of the rul ‘Phe eourt of appeals bill having been duly ad and roferred, Mr. Payson brought for- ward for reading and reference a bankruptey Dill, which, owing to its length, is a favorite wedpon of filibusters who desire to kill son stated that his opposition to nion Pacific bill is not directed against consideration of the measure under the ordi nary rules of parliamentary procedure, but against its consideration under suspension of thic rules, when but a limited time for debate and no opportunity for amendment is pre- sented A break in the mounotony was made by Mr, Crisp of Georgin, who, stating that it w. apparent that nothing would be done under suspeusion of the rules, called up as a matter of the highest privilege the port on the vill to amend the inte mevce act. The poiuts upon which the con ferees have been unable to come to any agreement relate to the transportation of oil in s and in tank cavs, and to conferring concurrent jurisdiction upon stato courts to hear and delermine questions arising under the ac! “The amendment gave rise to some discus- sion, Mr. Bayne of Pennsylvania making a motiou that the house recede from the awendment, “The motion was lost, the conferonce report agreed to, anti a further conference ordered. “The senute amendinents to the dinlomatic and consular appropriation bill were nou- coucurred immud a conference ords My. Clardy of Missouri then calle conference report on the Nicaraguan canal bill.. He stated that the conferces on the part of tho house had receded from the house amendments requiring the company to print upon its obligations & provision - ing the United States from aby Liability on secount of the company. Feoding action on the report, took @ recess, the evening ses: the ¢ leration of bills repor committec on Indian affairs. Almost the eatire eveniug was consumed in considorution of the bill to divide a por- tion of the Sioux lIndian reservation in Dakota into separate rescrvations end to sccure the relinguishment of t Indian title to the rematnder, about eleven million acres. After a leagthy deb: Mr, Peel of Arkansas, in churge of the bill, findin that it would be impossible to secure final on, withdrew it from consideration of the house. ilills were passed for the allot- meut of lands in severalty to the Oneida In- dians in Wiscousin, und to the United Peorias snd Miamis in ludian tervitory, up the the house d from the outlined by every voter in polls, sworn peat ringsters will_undoubtedly the cavirons of the law. the Boyd last nignt in “The Buckey« audien company is a strong one provi by the A Lineman Chi serious collision between the police and and the cur headquarters, o'clock the remove what they supposed was a dis- used pole, It seems that wir ment’s telc the pole man, Carl K. office squad, went to the scene to pro- vent furthe just as lineman, Thomas Ahearn, employ to aseond the pole for tl deved him tostop, but Lineman Ahearn, n st o go than on tho Bows pole. and got a rood man slowly over hand) sinking the spur the which mented, heard at whence a quickly despatehed. s cules continued to climb, handicapped and crowd, such as “Don’t be afraid, her could dows of the building on the corner. £o his hold on the pole, Doorman Schick came down in an in tricable pile. was the police lacer man’s climbing-rons. in other respects only slightly brui him ully. Later at night he was released on bail. into “broken-up’ *Be jabbers!” entoirely. I straighten me out. gatory Bullets’ wi ‘What d’ye tax for thim?” you mean?”’ asked the clerk. tory Bullets,’ hat, they as head «'l\e and liver Wmlplmnt. and bad stomach, and the divil knows whatall.” The clerk Pierce’s Pleasant Purgatives and Pat went off contented. These lit- tle pellets cure all derangeme liver, coated, Tittle larger than mustard seeds, and pleasant to take Early Life of the Notorious Keeper deal of Stormy field, une. Smithfield, April, 1532 now, high here until about th horse one time ot told the owner his own team. his worth and could not spare him, and he kept him in his employ until he dis- posed of the team. went to Champaign county there wor He was in Stormy nursed THE ROTTON SYCAMORE What Lo Have Outlined for Repeaatsrs Long Jim Creighton, of totten fame, come out Annour be hasa string oa cvery workir f Omaha. 1t is repeaters in the Fifth and Sixth wards, and that the Jefferson square boomers have se- lected the Fifth and Sixth wards as their battleground and that in these two wards a vast_amount of fraudulent voting has been Jim ‘Creighton_and his hench men. But in view of such developments the authorities have brovided for the issue and will promptly jail every man that attempts to perpetrato a frand of this character, Men who are familiar with the face of nearly these wards will be at the in as detectives, and th that attempts to carry out the nofar. ious work outlined by Jim Creighton and his find himself in pav with the in city { t - ~ AMUSEMENTS, Lizzie Eve gement at Miss She shows marked last appearance. She and “‘takes' with the ns opene on Lvans is a favorite lier ment since b is bright, piquant “A Dark Secrat'! wa last night to and The the audience, s played a good siz Two Barns Burned, Hy An alarm of fire last night, during the ence of the high wind, was occasioned burning of two barns on Twenty Lth between Do and Chicago str © loss was incons ble, s s CIRCUS WITH A POLICEMAN, nbs a Pole with a Cop- per on His Back, An amusing and av the same time very Burean of neumbrances oe- od within a stone’s throw of police between ) and 6 last evening, when the men of former department undertook to New York World. s of the police depart- aph line were strang on 1d by order of Inspector Dor- Schicl, of the central says tho Schick arvived inthe . was about action, of the pole romoy ing more wires., The officer or- Ivised him was warmer v, and started up the Seltick jumped for him grip on the lineman’s There he hung, but the line- continued going up, hand dcep into The crowd, being nug- the din could be ¢ street station, wping big fellow wher Officer ollar. pole at every step. was momentarily cheared until the Mulbe nloL'wlmwn 3 s he was by 180 pounds of policeman, a shout went up from the “Hang on, Dutey!”™ Fatty 1 “Keep Spurs!” “until the pair “into the secend-story win- muny a-going, look The lineman tived at this_point, let and he and In tho fall the under dog eman,whose face was h.ull\ ted and his coat torn by the line- He was unhurt Ahearn, who was d, was quickly seized half a dozen policemen, who guided im to police headquarters and locked —_——— “Purgatory Bullets.” cited Irishman recently rushed Boston drug store, having a appearance ” generaily. he yelled, I'm all wronz, want some shtuff to Some 0’ thim ‘Pur- 1 fix me,I'm thinkin’. “What do ‘Pur gomethin? \lm,” mplu,d the man. , I'm in purgatory already, with Ane: Shure passed vial of Dr. Pellets, out a ts of stomach and bowel Sugar- Druggists. S, . J STORMY JORDAN'S BOYHOOD, of Ottumwa's "“Iioad to Hell." People here have read with a good interest _your article on Jordon,”” says a Spring- 0., dispateh to the Chicago Trib- I\'imft Jordan v born in Jefferson county, O., in |V He has a sister livi here y respected. Stormy lived year 1555 ov 1856, thing he put For yenrs he drove a four m for a merchant miller, At the miller was correcting Quick as u thought Stormy from the saddle horse and with an oath to drive But the merchant knew nd was successful in e his hand to. torm down mithfield he 1linoi ed on a favm for a fow years, | n demand, for ind. One of his companions wi v weeks with fever, and for four weeks nim, and during that From L\LWEIG “ PURE il Used by the United States Government and Public Food Analysts, Baking Powder does not co Ammonla, tracts, Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Almond, Rosé, etc. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. g/ dim and His Hanchmen | 1, |IHH tended there he in Chic where he seller Riy source other Chica sometin father, think of the fut great responsibility to have the for them.™ Through the open window voicos of two of the lads at pl loudly excl You've to get in your own bag. SDidn’t I hav ‘om!™ reitel ing of purpose of | on not beir rentest ¢ PPozzon matter ested par even having secn the whole transaction is conducted ver, v much as a real esta in this country, e for my rh rheumatism is entircl Joux H. Axprnsoy, Baltimore Md. ited ' testimony every claim made for Bull's Cough Pri every ber, 2 joke yet announced county min tions, hance, The eyes he was a W inton, Ill., ited, pure used widely and never school for wentto a go, and from there became luscious, from in restaurant FEBRUARY time he or mght. was kind, when his patient to pay him, he said 0y ‘K”'I"HH'\ of Champaign gentle and got in 1858 - chemicals, rconomic hecause 1 wholesome. the households, Kitchens of the bottles con- ntinent nd Hlavor A Born y Tribune: u’ heavy »of my b 00k here!™ that with alli ascertained by compa the quantity had his well famous as sound which are Duzer's Flavoring Extracts without @ mixture of taste, clothes off day As a nurse he had few equals, attentive, o and w . but whe » and do county he or time fruit high extract bottle g in life A isn't fair! these marbles so as ones @ vou Ushall make - plesed,” Wfter - Lawyer. coufoss sigh She Smiled anid He Fell, Thomas F employ of the Long Distance Telephone compnny, of at work the other extr wnd | A hand reached a ive foct pretty house-maid hang an the roof o maiden gave and smile. lost Was p gash in his h s chin cut. o killed outright wi due to striking telephone wires full, Thomas grip and fell to the g 1up unconscious with teeth knocked reason probably in the me comple wems s Complexion Corean Mal Marriage brokers are u ¢ tution in Corea, and arranged by them. boy consults by letter of the girl through the go-hetweens. and genur s arranged os having been consulted ach other. ate and unsol. ction confirm: the wonderful eficacy of Dr. inneral, a lineman Bridgeport, Conn. he was flat ud, sev - - A friend mduced me to tr matic_foot. Price 25 cent waved The most all The without — morning upon high potes on Housatonic gave somo of his friends of When he n_exhibition \pid climbing up a ninely-foot pole. Qistance of rted inct pkera. nted cwise, wen 1859, and at- e to Ottumwa, a liquor i derived Van xquisito They hotels this held by I an said the ‘when Tt choos: une the wed John- divided all the best o the trouble of dividing ated Willie hotly. I'm goinyr to spend my time at such jobs f:n' nothing. ‘So far as Will sumed the father, ask of choosing ficulr. Think s concerned,” a pause, tion is not so dif alawyer of him.' in while some about by out clothe he rosy-checked Thomas an approving nod his hand, und. a de xion is one of the woman can Powder give -~ age B POSsess. inst ANCEeS R father of h the the the Koue, She Dropped Him, diminutive in's in a horsecar lady at York one Philadelphit who picked up a whose Molina about man, names ick it, M Leander il Cicero lenge competitlon. to him on square on Then she “T was eighteen y \" was the reply. The prelty young lad leok at him, and then did like the bo, k"‘w of red-hot i in @ blagksmith Thop-~put him down without being told, and with her suffused with blushes stopped the car and alighted, while the gers vainly strove to suppress their mirth. pretty st weok Acknowlodging the courtesy, and supposing him to be a child, she took kissed him a reward. lier lap and mouth d him his rs old last Decem- the took a good other pr = ickey. Bird M as Georg Truxilla ssure inelair Lee. — Cra are, A L A gentleman in ginia, named I dren ley Green Oregon Tex and Tootater I Abbott, the names of the in the family bible, and that the But the long 5 alsoborno | John William Ben ji- Philip Ou this we chal- county, Vir has three chil- respectively, yllower Bl anna Calvin An Absolure Cure. MENT. Sold by G cents per box—by m wh them: ,do not contai New York, had often yptian the 1 Endorsed by the heads of he G e Btrongest, Purest and most Healthful e or Alum 5 were aly tion from th t Unive e's Delicious Flavoring Ez- Poisonous Oils or Chemfcals, Chicego. 81, Louis, father ney of the whole inter Iudud > transfer would be cpt that the pur- chaser would naturally take a look at the property. Salvation Oil d it and the from A _gallant youth, who is remarkably surrendered his seat young s the age. face sen- Pears’ soap is the mosv elegant, toilet adjunct. Brickey, utaw Sebilla Our informant, Mr. us that these are children as recorded is no t name a Craig The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT s only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old_sores, burns, wounds, cliapped hands, aund all skin e Will positively care all kinds of pi Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT. siman Drug Co., at 33 30 cents. s ke Rouge and other were used by as the loving substanc women to en- thought, their beauty a green line undcr hes and e ve penciled in black, und, ern Bgypt, thena red with o prepm plant. brows in mod- ined henna es. Dr. Price's Cream o) REAT ENG For ml.mu And Norvgus Disorders ness, and Swelling after Meal Shoriness of Braath, Costive nd Trembiing Sensations, &c. This 1s no fietion, Vory sufférer 1s earne knowledged to be a mderfil Medic iness BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directod, will quie 1y tnvited to try ¢ Pl LLS such 18 Wind and Pain In the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fal Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Lous of Appetite, scnm, Blotehes on tha Shin. Disturbed sm‘n Frighttul Dreams. and THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF TWENTY MINUTES. o8I0 of thoss Pits, and they will be Iy restore fomales to completo health, For & WEAK STOMACH; IMPAIRED DIGESTION; DISORDERED LIVER; thoy ACT LIKE MAGIC : muscular System ; are *faots " Nervous and Dobilita MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. Full diro a few doses will work wondors upon the Vital Organs Fostoring Tong.lost Complexion § arousing with Mo ROSEBUD OF NEALTH (110 seh admitted by thousands, in all claese 114 1At BEECHAN'S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PATENT 1003 With each Box. Strengthening \hy bringlug back tho keel ol alfl%lnfl e lh al energy of tho human frame. ; And one of the beat gUArAN 1008 10 the Prepared only by THOS. REECHAM, §t, Melens, Lancashire, England, Sold by Driggi: the United States, who (1L yo B. F.ALLEN & CO.,' 365 and 367 Oanal St., New York, Arigglst does not kaop thomn.) Mo Agonts toe WILL MAIL BEECHAM'S PILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX.' CALIFORNIA! THE LAND OF DISCOVERIES. AUFORR TS wu- THEONLY = GUARANTEED A rt-flr@‘ofomfly URES erM\CoUvHS 49&]3@;\6))"&\ RESY Send or cu-xuhvfl[ perlottle 3 r 9 | [NEMED: co.cROVILLE At Santn Abie : and : Cat-R-Cure For Sale hy Goodman Drug Co. DISEASES HRO, “‘a”L N/Ls gmAGuMLm GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. Epps’s Cocoa. BREAKFAS ough knowledge of (he natural Inws the oporations of igestion and nut fon, 1‘u||I by a, carodul uppile 1o e pron o5 of well s ovided o bwnwu«lln'(‘wnhn ‘delic hoverage which may save us many b Dy th s Judicions use of such articles const tution may bo graduatly built up wntil strong Snous h 10 Tosls every tondency Lo disonse. - Hiune dreds of subtio maladies are floating around is ready to attuck wherevor & point. W cape many a fatal shutt by [Weoping ouriolvos woll foriitied with pure blood aid u propery nourished fragos’ —Civil Servioe Gzotte, Faddo stmply with boilin Sola JHMESEPPSREL. vy docior i b d gr ik, ot Homaopatiue Chemists, LONDOX, B Dubiltated thro® Indicerotions or kAt ....... GUARANTKE uxm ity Now IMPROVE] TLEgTR nlln;s'uvsnflnv a2 apoelte putocs. CURE o5 KRATIVE W KAKNESS. Mivn, ity direcly thron K parta, Testor: 1 -fllga-.m.nm.r;m \\ lectria Buspensary Co manently eured io three. BAND) T. E. GILPIN FIRE | NSURANCE BokeR, Roow 63 Tradors' Building, CHICACO. Roferences—Metropolitan National Aauk, “B.GDuna Co. Tho Bradaireet Ca TYLEH DESK GO, ST, LOUIS, MO, U, §, A, Zxelusiro Owners & Banofasi'ra of TYLER'S ROYAL TYPE WRITER CABINET & DEBK COMBINED, (3 Adaptedto E s[flnhlnunnw = used: Alro BANK COUNTERS, DEBK{; &o Tliustrated Gatalogus Frec, DREXEL & MAUL, (Successors Lo John G, Jacobs.) Undertakersand Embalmers At the old stand 1407 Farnam St, Orders by telegraph solicited ud promptly ettended. 2%, lopomz ¢ NESS CURED 030K 1N WKAD Feek'ebat, dmyrs 0 TUBULAR CA cu:uluns ¥ 100X, wa CdLdon WAITE for o Cor. 1 fth News Yorks SEEROON SRR TS X W Cop , and freo frow ail bad & or other IReonyeniehecs. SANTAL MIDY which hear tha. no Yors, W iLhout which no: Loontatnod PENNVROYAL WAWKRS Sod monthly by o ‘ffectuatand Pleaa; ¢ druggists. Seale 4 i Addrogs Tag Ecusrs Ungical €0, DETaoT, Mick i Forsaleand by mall by Goodmiun l Drug Co, Omaha, Neb, DtV DR(LARKE ESTABLISHED 1851 | 186 . Sure q',”'a?” Chicago. i, | Glask 6%, \ The Rogular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON Is still Troating with tho Groatest SKILL and SOCCESS [Im num Nervous and Private Diseases. o~ Nb‘IVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhausting Drains, Terribl Dreams, Head ahd Back Ache and al the sffee lexding 15 early decay and perhaps Consumption as Insanity, treated scientifically by new methods with Rovor-falling siccess. 25~ SYPHILIS and allbad Blood and Skin Dis- ea: :lfiwmnncnflv cured. IDNEVand URINARY complaints, Qleet, Varicocale and all diseases of the Genit a ured promptly without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other Organs, #5- No experiments. Age and experience ime portant. Consultation free and sacred. B~ Send 4 cents poatage for Celebrated Works on Chronig, Nervous and Delicate Discases. T~ Those contemplating. Marriage sond for Df. Clarke's celebrated fuide Male and Female, ead 15 cents, both ag cents (stamps). Consult the old Doctor. A'friendly fetter or call may save future suffee. ing and shame, and add golden years to life, Dok HEiTe’s (Secrer) Exrors, <o cents (stamps). Medicina and writings seat cvery where, secure from ¢XRONURes Hours, 810 8. Sundays 9 10 12 Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D, me s-:. uark sn. cmcmo. II.I. You take cold_very ensy, do you not? Your ud you v a watery discharge fhroat fills with phlogm, and mming and spitting, some- times the discharge is thick and yellow, ind feel n fulness overthe bridgo of the n Vi is 1t7 Simply this; Thut yoii have tion of the linnfng of the nose and throats v change of temp rature, citlior makes 1t etter when it is warm, o worse when 1 15 cold. Af 1A the membrane is loft con- gestod. 1L daesntget entively well, and a freah cold is therefore easier to “take, A mucous membrane, when inflamed, alwayssecretes moro thannormil, and more blood rushes to the which swélls the paris, and i the no closes theu up more CAN 1T To cure caturrh, ne ment, Tt wonl wob W o treatment et -u{ulll\,mu& not haphuzard. It 18 often relleved by many of the patent preparations on the m . but only temporarily, They do not remove the deep seated conditions, but only Tosson “tho discliaro, and frosh cold 18 Just g v 10 take as beforo. Now isn't it unwise to iy dally with theso nostrums? Isn't 1t a betier plan 1o put your case in the hands of & lysician, who understanas it and cures {t7 Tad¢ it chonpor in the end?, Wo asaure you 8 od trentment, treatment, that 15 directad B IR T I aT casa WO TIALAL NOW SoTere Io e o charge but little for what wo do, less than enoral run of physicians. Our' relibility ating th, Astlma, DBronchitls ete, 18 unquestioned, pocToR J. CRESAP McCOY, (Late of Liellevua Hospital,Now e Succeedod by DOCTOR Gharies . Jordan 8 of the Umversity of New York Clty and Towara Univesicy, Washington, D, G HAS OFFICES No. 310 and 311 Ramge Building Corner Fiftcenth and Hamey sts., Omaha, Nob, where all curabl s uré troutod with success. Note—Dr. Charles M. Jordan hes been rest- dent physician for Dr.' McCoy, in Omnlba, for the pasi year and 15 the physiclen who hag made 16 cures thas Lave been publishod weekly in tiiis paper. Medical discases tronted skillfully. Consump. tlon, Bright's disease, Dysponsiu, I(IwumuLIMu and sl NEitV DISEARES, Al diseascs culing 0 e sexou w spociaity, | CATAR nic in- Wirestroat- i 010 1 co hou troated s 1l 18 13 thus posatile to_obluin MENT AT s CHICAGO ano ORTH- W WESTERN Umaha’ RAILWAY, Council Bluffs And Chicago, only road to ta e Tor Des Molnes, Marslialtawa Clintg, Dixon, Chicago, Milwuuk io 01 Nebraskmt ol virda, Oregon, Thra superior Advantages i inatous points of wo ity 1 thils 1 1o teaine a doy o ! citre’ the Tiyant wiiat s ngenuioyr on orfe? e PAVACRAEARR "'b ; hih Gan wot 0 (‘;nmul 1 1 l!h‘ the tra! : ! o .."" why conmeet in anion dejor Wt Lhose A o & North in ( nlfnf 0 mg trs ansoticn with (roih, Columbus, T alln, fTuiraln. Pliean g i Lo, mud a1 paits ):.“.'f."."-i‘.!l-.u NORTHWESTERN" tah this by Al toked P. WILHON, Gon'! I'aes's Ageub v