Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 10, 1889, Page 13

SUNDAY MARCH 10, 1830.—SIXTEEN PAGES, fing Suls. | BROWNING, KING & CO, Largest Manufacturers and Retailers of CLOTHING TV TEIE WOoRILLIS. 2 THE ADVANTAGES THE MANUFACTURER POSSESSES Are not only Lower Prices but a uniformity of quality, make and fit that is impossible to find in any house whose stock made up of odds and ends, bouglht from a hundred different makers. Therefore, in buying your clothing of us you not only buy it cheaper, but you arce sure of getting a Reliable Article every * time, instcad of mere chance, with the odds agai ainst you. hould you give one of our shapely suits a trial you will find that we give you the wool in your suit, and don't try to “pull it over your e¢yes.” Upright methods and unimpeachable values are the keynote to our phenominal success. TO MOTHERS and Children’s Department is all that would be nccessary to keep it packed. The Absolute knowledge of the great values we are offering in our Boys * finest qualities and best values are here. Ladies, we can do no more than tell you of it, and those who take heed to this notice will be the gainers. Call and inspect garments made at our factory in New York by experienced tailors who have been in our employ for years. Buy direct of the manufacturers and save the jobbers' profits, BROWNING, KING & CO,, ¥ Southwest Corner Fitteenth and Douglas Streets, - - - - - Omaha, Neb. _—— | = = MAIL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. Spiing Hals. = s 11 | neglected his farm and the stock had to | their situation—for the number who & | " ‘med quite a the N i MORTALS \\H() “C0 BROKI‘J. be Sold to buy food and clothing. He | have not been in the sume condition at THE A&.\R([”ST TRM\. ) shops attached to the pack- GOT HER HA[R I‘OR LOTH[M_., went down v fast after that. The | some time in their lives is very small— ing houses as anywhere else, not ex- farm was mortgaged, then sold and he | but most of them scem to huve forgot- TR centing their nomes. Witha judgment iless me to Omaha and invested the [ ten the suffocating wave of despuir | The Red-Painted Caravan Running | that would put Amer RecullarjBeneationsfof (s Eonn muants of his money in an express | which rolls over a man when he renl- e cans to blush they select their Man in a Strange City. wagon and a team of horses and started | izes that his last cent is gone, and he 5 ; meats. rarvely ever buying the choic —_— in afresh. 1e prospered for a while, | is a stranger in a strange land. ana expensive cuts, and as rarely ever and his wife began once more to sing as There .no dangerof ab- | HOW IT WAS CHRISTENED. | taking the poor and unpalatabl IN AN INTELLIGENGE OFFICE. | G0 OO M fout her work. But hard | solute starvition in Omaha, cectainly portions. ¢ cut is made to go as far times came last full and work fell off. | not for the laboring man. There is i E towards making an inviting table and a Everyone had an express wagon, hardly | always some odd job for him. . | AGlance at the Public and Private | pleasant home as possible. _ | A Little Maiden's Curious Obscrva- rer was vacant and the money he But the well-dressed man who is Life of the Laborers \Who are The same is 'i“w 1m smres,I 'l'hn;w tion on the Creation of Man— saved during the summer soou | broke is in desperate straits. No con- < Ty s cottage homes, the rule in South Omuaha e s L el taat Then he went to u | tractor wants a plug-hatted shoveler. """“l’;‘ B8 StoKIng for even the more prosperous, are man Willie's Judicial Mind lender and mortgaged his team, [ He can’t beg. ho can’t steal, and unless ouse Men. of them models of simple neatness —The Sun Tired. = ten per centa month for the a ‘“*hustl the chances are that ways as rich as the purse can affoi X He bogan to drink again. | be will go hungr. S Riding on the Red. u;ul‘ne\'tir h_v.v'nnil their means f\]h(m,v What was the use. Things were going To accommodate the men working in | ©f them have at least one room well fur- 10 smash anyhow nished. tastefully arranged and en- Some of the Bright Sayings of Infant Prodigies. WHY DIDN'T ADAM PEEL OFF ? The Man Who Lost Home, Wife, Baby, Reputation, ‘and Who Had Made up Ris Mind Not to Reform. Men Who Are Broke, “Five hupdred men wanted for r New York Worl “Little Golden CONNUBIALITIES, road work.” “Men and teams wanted.” | oty R Lol more of it Bran the packing houses in South Omaha | Lilhed” with brie-a-brac that tells of | L0cks,” to her sister’s affianced, who is “Laborers wanted,” and the like de- | Thg team went, the wagon went, then | Isaae Coben has sued Lena Broner in a | 3d Who live in Omaha, the Union Pu- | higher aspirations. waiting in the parlor: mands for human brawn and muscle | the furniture, and last the wife and | New York court for £10,000 damages for | cific railroad company runs a train The family is the Iiden of these pco- | *“‘God loves me more than He does by died and his wife left | breach of promise of marriage. He claims | morning and evening. Because the | ple. Sundayis not welcomed by the [ zrapje. flutter through the streets on dodgers, | buby. The by docorate the entrance to divers precipi- | himi. He didn’t blame her much, half i AR bRl was no coal in the hou RO 24 or force themselves 10+ yy11'the time no food. For the past few that she courted him, proposed and was ac- | . " " e cepted and then she jilted him. cars used on this traiu « A Chinese farmer at Kinkiang was robbed | not, however, because of the churactc parents as the lamentations ot Jeremiah nor is its depurtuve cheered with de- 1t by the childven. Nearly all of **How do you Imlm little one, that He loves you miore? “Because He gives me golden hair o puinted red, of time ther prominence in the daily papers. weoks he had done ‘‘odd jobs? and '\:\5110!";3“:“}"\1:\'75‘11n‘:lhi‘nu‘:":*l?l;ll:‘lvl.l.:;:?;.\:?)(llf:lfi ;.hc passengers, the n'lin‘J “v,." y m] aitend [A'h\uwill once on Sunday | for nothing, and she has to rub her's Who wants all th men? What | drank the proceeds. Now he'was at the | deod pol® 4" L oioved everything bo | known as and always called “The An- the rest of the ¢ »ent in social | with some stuff in a ) ttle s i s X 5 i ything so com 3 8 i el f e A8 uabottle and sit ever for? Where? When? Will their wants | end of the rope and wanted to go out as | pletely ana couscientiousiy that the unhapy archist train. ;\jul l!un\’n‘!..ll ‘l‘nh, The hu: 50 long in the sun to make it like mine. ailroad laborer but he had not the | pair had to send aud borrow some clothe About two ‘1.‘,..\4“..1 men are em- | Pand, after h traini That’s the reason she's so long coming he supplied or must they goon down | i ruilvoud lpborce but, he bt he wasn't going to brac What guerlos lod a BiE | come baok and if she would ho didn'e | Pech SOMHIER, (S IS, JPAk aXec LR 0Y and he W"“‘.¥““' She went away with another nlu”l;lhyu;.'hust. It looked like an amimated | latte ound—a temperance lecture, a sermon | Min. i corn_ shock, and continued to move alon | » 3 and an army of melancholy examples Mhen the poor wreteh slouched out | beside him Gyen afier ho had fired five bul- | nizo the ' g 4 a he employment Omahn is full of men who are | A0d the employing nt engaged in | lets intoit. He swears thata too free in- age number a temperance lecture, dulgence in corn juice had nothing t do | @iy way not going whe! e and family. the hus- — ather has the wife and chil- Must Have Thq Portlund Argus r man has The social side of life is not in the | a bright little niece, over whose head st neglected by these people. ‘Th but few ¥ rolled, and who nees and other soc when soying prayers the nlll-l arve always well ted a line in the bodies, rudd wrowed be Thy No, | from the neighbors before they could make up. | their appearance the next day. down.” ployed in the four pac o houses. Two hundred of these do ¢ 1 work ln the offices, the others are genc known as *packing house men.” Of m. only about one hundeed and i live in Omaha and patro- in question. The aver- o ding on this run daily | §5900 the years haunted by an unsatisfied fwant? These and simi reporter on ai investigation € 1, the use? His wife wouldn’t | ®A young blood of Tali “hroke.” The word is neither gram- A N » SELRE oa. | with his corn sbhock ghost. 4 cheels, neat pparel of the little one was Lneeling b A well-dressed young man followed. Y Seeing these men returning from or g g | 5 R oy matical, pootical nor expressive. but o | He wanted to go out with usurveying | | One morning not igng axo at Wabash,Ind, | ¢, \:‘lkL;u;lxvxfr‘:):: or ridingin the cats, [adice. antihelenitel oyoss of 'ih‘ dic: | mm\licll." S STuC s talte: 2 N 4 LR L8\ fTes Vit coma | John L. Stone, of Liberty township, was o 2 RO0 2 Rl respeals propriety.good taste angd judic- **Why. d ing, you don’t mean *hy those who use it its meaning 13 bronder | party or ociate himsclf with somo | JEL G PN da “Thompson. | Mr, | one is surprised at their stead, ! vowed.” Harrowed means broken up, ious liberality. T'he few, who are not | Americanized in everything which | and they harvow ground. You should goes tomake up an American in dress | say, ‘Hallowed be Thy name.’ Hallowed and deportment, are those who have | means hol, The ly lately found employment here. | for & momen 3 riots and quarrels ha ened and she said with a smile d. In general, they are civil, mamma, the Lord must think I'm 4|\\,{ul abiding citizens, Drunken ousals funny, for ['ve suid “harrowed’ for oyer railroad clevical capucity. Stone who is seventy-six years old, and has | ness-like wuys and quiet demen guage. To be ‘“broke,” or,us some of | another type and one hy no meuns ub- | yeen married three times, each time in Feb- | That same eurvest attention to business SRS B i it, Sflat.) steap- | ommon. He can read alittle Latin | ruary, the 26th, 27th and 25th of the montl is observed while they at work, S0 Fiokms o3y o UMb Vsteape | g g tittle Greek—very little. Ho has | He s o daughter nearly fifty y T e ped,” “tapped,” 'down at the heel,” |y smartering of haif a dozen diff Stone's bride is a widow and is sixty-five | aye forcign born, principally Irish, sstranded,” “leached or “‘grounded,” | sciences and an idea that he years old, Tho parties are well known and | Gemans,” Boheminns and . Seandina: is tostand on a steeet corner, hungry, | L ated bx:«-uu;u the doors to) n.nnl and “: ily ":jl’“(':i e o | vians, Danes, Swedes. and Non dusty, tired, miserable, and look down | fume donot fly open to welcome him, BaNg W0, 6 LRlnaman 03 £ans, i 8na jiall “bringing: with ithem' “the and public brawls ave unknown among Ny 3 FRfE i nalls luate and has come | one Belle Kigan were to have been married | oy ootV T B D S and public brawls are unknown amoug 8o long. 4 o ountre with | soon. The other day the woman enticed Sam | DIt ke a8, S § L 1o grow up with the countiy with | {50 tiree wiles into' the country whero | lives, of which Gevman=5axon 1= | tha skirts of the pucking- hou ion 10 enrn u da Novhave they | 4, gecasionally work they were met by the woman's paramour | the typical race ; or deviated from | {0 B than that of any other word in the a tong vista of buildings never seen be- fove; to be brushed and jostled by a nil- W no single quuli b An York Worl ining to the child t Skeptic, © Mamm 0 the ¢ throng whereof no single fice is f; inrto realize with all the vividness ol He has no trade and what {ew | yamed Bill Williams, who immediately shot | forgotten the things he has learaed at coliege would | at Sang. Tk ter ‘hinaman’s | the principles invstilled in them in D! N ioti .~ ed the I i { a priori conviction that **home’ is awa f . 3 . ALY Lads A bt ly to ms it a shield the firs! i tol B at G 4 1ot (it him for any conceivable money- | head and he over. Williams and | youth, They are sober, industrious T e the first man, and told them that God oft in "[”‘f“;‘ world; 2 doak ‘_';""“ making position. His swelled head and | the woman secured about $0 from the Cai f...l,g,m“ Y cenble, Do they | for their evil doings tend to give these made Adam out of the dust of the carth. pockets for the price of a postage stamp | 040 1= F0G S prevent him from | vuman and fled, but were arrested. drink oy nearly all do, | inena hard name, But the ll'll(fl is that All during the sto ar-old and to wonder with a choking, achin 3 . incompetent workmen, as well as bad Muud wa. attending w mammi v of profound conviction' begiuning at the bottom of [ Ti came out in a breach of promise ¢ the ladder, getting up at 6 | other day t in the morning and sweeping out [ at Oxford, England, that the evgagement the store. He 15 learning his lesson, | Fing lad been changed bocauso it contained 5 R SORERS an opal, « e considere cky. anything, he will swallow his pride, | \yuq substituted, but the talisman did not s of thewancestors, and just Ameri- forget that he can read Latin, and 2o | work, for the wooing, was hay ither 1n | cans enough to live and enjoy life like to work; 1f not, he will write home for | its course nor x]u oula. unrl;:u th la \v:uch prosperoys and contented citizens, And Sk At e anon oy, the jury gave the plaintiff iy considered an | prosperods they truly ave, Move than :;::.1Lflt'ull\.-nh:;mlh-x.ItTlmv goon the | S the procession goes on all day--. | awple solutium for all her griefs. $1,000,000 {5 paid out to those men, mu grade, work haed for & month und draw | young, old and middle-nged all **broke.” A double lwn‘ddm',' occurred at the hm)nv of | ing anaveruge of about #55 jor each their pay. Then they grow uneasy. | Ninety per cent of them have their | Thomas Nicholson 41 Lentre stroet, Phila- | man aad boy, Inquiriesat the banks The money burns tkeir pockets and | drivking propeusities to blame for their | REREI I8 BLECE SRRV IS ABRA one tounderstand that theiv weekly they come to town to spend it, misfortunes. Others ave simply un- | AR Rt S e Miss Anna's sister, | Wages avorage more than 310, The time It goes easy. The doggevies aud |lucky. They have u faculty of | gija “and Charies' brother, George, went | checks, in' which they ar Qives get w great deal of it. Then a | tumbling into all the linancial bogs and | throlgh the same ceremony. ' o complicate | irom $16 to 45 for two ght in a low lodging house with mudholes along the line of the journey | therelationship yet further, Edward Loomis, | TH whrk, by the huul and sves and (hugs for companions, and | of life. Fricuds may pick them upand | a cousin of the brothers, is the husband of a | occasionally,. when u break of any start them forward time after time,und | sister of the Misses Nicholson. The Mrs. | kind in the machinery or any ferd . Slucl will | Skiffs are thus sisters and sisters in-law and | ¢p'o o b s 5 Just as often the victim of ill-luck will | (2070 I UH0E SRS SUshanits and sistcrs- | UDING, oocurs to stop then ¢ any of them drink to exce: onvivial habits of an Enropean ed ucation cannft be changed in a few They, ave still Europeans eno ve the egonomical and industrious sensation in the throat il the riveris not the casiest way out of it all, hour or two in an employment ys furnishes material men, ave shunned by the men quite as uud whe much as do mercantile or financiul men with an luess worthy fellow business men won't do, mamma, ‘cause if These 2,000 men, wno average 315 ude him out of mud when he W labor, who dress comfortably got dry he would all peel off," well, whose houses arve weil fur- shed, neat aud clean, whose families Dowmestic Astronomy have all of the necessaries andsmany of | Harper's Young Peopl the luxuries of life, whose tables are | supplied with plenty of good and whole- | some food, whose idle dnys ave the re sult of necessity or |n|~lmllm ¢, and whose ng There is first,the »wxul\ stream of the typical navvies, all *“*broke,” but all used to it, They are of all nationalities Grand- mamma had heen explaining to the lit- tle girl how our earth is kept from fly ing off into infini pace by the att tion of the sun, which is constantly try on the crim ing to draw the earth to 5 itsell, most of them do appear on the books of | While the lattor always keeps its dis: our city banks. whose daily toil adds | tance. andma,” said the little girvl, wealth to the country and ppiness to | I should think the sun would get tired their homes, are good men to have in | after a while and let it go.” our community nd ave the kind of people who properly belong on the typ- i N th the navyy drifts around to the employ- ment agent again. He is a philosopher Childlike and Bla i\ his way, and is supremely indifferent | Hounder back into the mire of chronie | {0 T0uging of Mr. Loomis. ouly do the checks go us low as 815 for | LAV 0T ufelist traiu, . New York World: Mothe ou did us to the vhannel through which it goes | impecuniosity. A two weexs’ labor. These ehecks, pay- b ARBEOASRS not ask twice for cake when you ook if 1t only goes and goes quickly. This | Theve is unother class whose name is i able to bearer, will be cashed at any o tea with Mrs, Humdrums, did you? of the banksand are readily received Pittsburg Press: A fri mine | Sear the H . H - over the counters in the stores as legal | . i X was speaking to his small puvils of the | tandar oo e b e8! | i, Ohio is the mother of six boys. One remoteness of Christ’s bivth, and then | 00 : i day a friend calling on her suid: **What N A nguiry among the employers, gives a g s W B§ ;bruuc\i:{xi?]“{ “"k. each u.'| L’Imv c:u}ldru'u gratifying account of the thrilt and x.n)e|:n_\ that ol (; of ,\Imnl hu!‘ hull' notl how old they were. Kach gave her age | goonomy of these men. The Scandi- en o gir ne of the boys, abou until he camo to Rosie Moore, who said: of | @ight years of age, overheard this re- is one type of the mau who is broke. legion They waunt a clerkship or a Here is unother, and he told the story | secretaryship, or something of the sort He is about th -live years don’t just know what, for the of age, with the remnants of a ma, simple reason that they are not qualilied cent manhood his appearance, but | for anything. Then there are the unshoven, dirty and miserable. He had | young fellows who have come west Christian Observer: A lady living Approximation. Spy: A liule ud of a farm in western Nebraska, n comfort- | 0 make their fortunes; the doc- b f AT pa \ navians, as a rule, save one-half N ik mine, on veturning from church last ' 0 dcattle vs and lawyers who have mistaken was six years old the other day, but | ¢ho'r wages, the Germans only a little aud promptly inte Juais G N o g S able house, some horses aail cattie, aud | tors and las ;w uml.fm.mn. who Bivs | T could have bocu bornod long uks i1 1 | lese. wif L;h:“{,“‘,",mm"“"a b Ty SR R AT Sunday, when quastioned by her father a wife and baby, their mllm d ) ‘a Te i wanted to.” vy W bin ‘er; d wouldn't about the sermon, said naively: *'I only wount e grasshoppers,nor.the drouth, | i pon mint ¥ ‘Twenty meters were added to the height | | y ot fami- | Who'd 'a bin e and hiud \I"'““m is watc uor the hog cholern. mechanics "Who live high all summer | SV GO VO g Sovember sad houses, and nearly ull, who Im\r ami L 4 It was this way: He went to the | and “'go broke” all winter, and scores | Ducenber last. Thousauds of meters in | 1165 are working with that commenda- The marrioge of Prce Alexsoder, of A Ory From the Juvénile Re art. neighboring town for groceries and | of others in the same wretched cate- | this city are daily’ addwg to. Vesuviau gus | Dle object in view. Batteuverg, o Marie Loisinger, an opera Boston Transcript: An eight-your-l drank the vile whiskey which was sold | gory—men who are broke. bil or furthed particulars see gas con- The habits of the thrifty housewife | singer, 100k . plyee at Mentone ou Feb- [ 0ld boy whose superabundant anima and the domestic econowy of these peo- | ruary there 'till' it set his brainon five. He Most men in Omaba can appreciate spirits require au occasiopal check was looking "at some proofs ol photo- grapiis of his mother w! had just been sent-home. There w t\\'u views and the youngster was decided in his preference for one over the other. “Why do you prefer that? asked his mmhm. “Because one vou look said he, *“in the other s if you meant iv.” A Young Grammarian, Lewistown Journal: *‘What are the four great lakes between Canada and the Gulf of Mexico?” asked a Lewis- town mother of her youngest and only, whose goEraphy she was couning. “Water, d the boy. The mother pondered a moman. and then looked into the geography agnin and found herself in error. = She should have asked: “Which are the four great lakes,” ete. This question repeated, the boy .answered corvectly. Tt's a smart seven-year-old who knows 1 difference between what and which, O nous. Washington ti It was Biliing' wedding duy and he was teasing his kil brother-in-law, “Well, Johnnie,” he said. solemnly, *'m going to take your sister away of and have herall to” m, U, where you “No! are you?” suid the kid curiously. JiVes L ame Whit do you think of i Nothin' I guess I can stand it it you ean.” She Beare Havper’s Yeung People: A ministers little daughter, who had been to church for the first time, and heard her father h, was questioned by him on ching home us to how she liked e sermon. There was an embarrassed silence 1 then the little maid, tired oy with the long steain of “*heing and yetanxious not to offend in any wise. made with long~drawa breath of r wion, **You preached awful long, papi, but I beared it.” Washington year-old p ous Chivistmas pres mu\ The entry: ¢ 24, 1559; he didn't,” ereated some surprise until she gave the follow= ing (in a tone of uqux‘ Y Johnny Smith” (a little neighbor 1e Wils COIRING OVer Lo Bee e wn A Washington od, AMOnE numer- cnts, aliitie pooket A Pittsburg I I had been reading to him—he was u sunny-haired litile four-year-old—the story in Arthur's 1d’s History of England” of Prince Willinm's drowning: **And when the news reached the hat his only sen was lost at seu, it is snid, he coverod his face and wept; and no one ever saw him you sure he never smiled again?”’ “Quite sure; at least the history saye After o mowent’s deep thought: “Yea eally surc, Cousin Florric?™ “Yes “Weli, then, what did he do whem they tickled him Willie's Judicial Mind Binghampton Republican: Mevher (severely)—Robert, you did very wireng tado what [ told you not to do. As @ unishmeat for your disobedience, I orbid you to play with Willie aguin this afternoon. Bobby and Wllho twist nery | about their res e chairs for an Ifimr,flwhvu \h IH observes: “‘Ma, do you think jt’s fair to_punish both. of us fQr what 3obby douer” .