Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 25, 1889, Page 8

g gl IO e i THE CITY. The Omaha Wheel club will goina body to Lake Manawa to-day. ‘While at work yesterday afternoon, st the swelting works, F. O. Gustafsen, laborer, broke his rlght leg. He was N‘oved to St. Joseph’s hospital. The Rector-Wilhelmy company base ball club cross bats with the Lee-Clark Andreeson club at the grounds near Hanscom park at 8:30 p. m. to-day. The receipts of the late war song con- torts of the First M. E. church amounted to between 1,400 and $1,500. The expenses were 81, 000 thus netting for the organ fund over 2100, A bonded car was broken into at the gorner of Eighth and Jones street Thursday night. As the car contained oothing but tin plate, the would-be robbers had only their trouble for their pains. The case of A. 8. Patrick, of Omaha, ve Erwin Davis, of New York, a suit Erowlnz out of a mine contract in Utah, as been sent back by the supreme court to the United States court for a rehearing. In the original trial Patrick secured a verdict for 55,000 The county board of insane commis- sloners hold u session yesterday after- noon, and considered ‘the condition of Mrs. Mary Druse. Her husband is a gonfectioner on Sixteenth street, near Dodge. Action in the case wasde- fterred until further investigation. "The confectionery stock of Stover & Forbish, at 1403 Ho ward street, was sold yesterday to Mrs. Lettie Stover and Mrs Lousin Forbish, for the con- sideration of 81,100 Two bills of sale from the hushands of the women, were filed with the county clerk. Rosie Andreson made a complaint in rollce court, yesterday afternoon ,charg- Mrs. Ed. Maurer with an assault, a warrant was issued for the arrest of the nccused. Miss Andreson claims that Mrs. Maurer abused her and threatened to strike her. In response to a number of complaints that have been made to the police, Ser- fennl Sigwart, yesterday, filed un in- lormation against Assistant Yardmaster Helsey, of the Union Pacifie, charging him with having kept a passenger train standing on the Tenth street crossing a longer period than isallowed by the city ordinance n-gumtmg such matters. Mnnhnnlu‘ Week. Messrs, Kirkenaall, Gibbon and Bruce, the board of trade committee apponted to arrange for ‘‘Merchants' Week,” held a meocting at retary Nuson's oftice yesterday afternoon. They discussed various plans, and will in due time let their conclusions be known, The Ohio Club Recoption. The committee on arrangements for the Ohio club reception, which will be given Tuesday night at the Young Men’s Christian association hall, will meet to-night in the rooms of Whinnery & Keim, in the Conti- nental building, to complete the work for the entertainment., s “Can’t eat a thing.” Hood's Sarsa- parilla is a wonderful medicine for creating an appetite, rogulating diges- tion, and giving strength. Protecting Telephone Wires. Work uvon the motor line on Sherman avenue has been suspended on account of the actlon taken by the telephone company i notifying the motor people that if they should proceed to string their wires, they would be compelled to take action to stop further proceedings, under the restraining order granted by the court. The motor company has offered o raise the telephone company’s wires without expense to them, Dbut this offer has been rejected. Marriags Licenses. Following arethe marriage licenses issued yosterday in the county coart: Name and Residence. John Fortun, O a. Mary Vi irtin, Omaha. Hiram A. Jones, Omaha..... Josie A. Nagle, Omaha........ Walter Berlage, South Omaha. Francis Bunler, South Omaha, Hans Sieh, Millard, Neb. . Hellene Lluusscll. l\rfllll\rd Neb. Age. For Nervous Diseases Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Dr. F. G. Kelly, Aldertan, W. T., says: T have preseribed it in a Jarge number of cnses of restlessness at night, and neryous diseases generally, and also in cases of inai- estion caused by lack of sufficient eastric juice of the stomach, with marked success, and consider it one of the hLuL remedies known to the professional world.” A Stock Yards Transfer. The Union Stock Yards company yester- “day filed an instrument with the recorder of deeds conveying to Swift & Co. the prop- erty upon which the Swift packing house now stands in South Omaha. A stipulation of the deed is that the stock yards company shall furnish, free of cost, ample_track com- munication with all trank lines 6f railroads 10 and from the packing house. The consid- eration of the transfer was $65,000. Tnxidcl'mlsl, catal’, g .81) N 16th,Omaha Public Works, Bids were opened yesterday by the board of public words for sewer district No, 90 trom the following parties: Canfield & Fleming, .mhn . Daily, Hugh Murphy J. Ryan & ¥, L. Reose & Co., J, O. Corby, C. M. Conovan, b4 MeCaloy. 1. Phdian and John D. mupuzmk und referred to the city engineer. The board granted a permit to the Omaha Horse Railway company to extend its track from Pacific and Twenty-ninth west to Thirty-second, thence south to Woolworth ave and thenco south to the city limits. Application was made by the motor com- pany to extond its track from Fourteenth and Douglas west to Twenty-fourth, and south on enty-fourth to Leavenworth, also from Seventeenth und Douglas north to Cass to connect with its line there, Serof 8 a form of blood poison which descends from parent to child; sometimes it omits one finerm.hm o appear in the next. It is a int which must be éradicated from the sys- tem beforca cure can be made, wift's Specific drives out the virus through pores the skin,uud thus relieves the blood of the poison. Meroury aud potush mixtures dry up the sores of scrofula and other blood dis- eases, only to bottle up the poison in the svs- tem, which, of course, is certain to break out At somo weal spot, as the throat, nasal or- gans aud luns, Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases mailed ree. The Swift Spocific Co, Drawor 8, At ta, Ga. — SSOCIATIONS, Those of the U uml sulen Are w Be Consolidated, Siduey Smith returnea Thursday, from Chicugo, where he had been attending o moeting of the board of directors of the Western Architects, of whicl he s chairman. The board met, ut this time, simulta neously with o moeting of the directors of the Awerican Architects' institute in New York. and the two boards opened and counted the sealed bullots for and against the consol- idation of all associations of architects of the United States. Iu the vote of the Western #sgociation there were but three votes,outof a totl 75, cast agaiust the consolidation, but b the Americau institute there were but three votes over the required two-thirds ma- Jopity cust for the cousolidation. Hut these sullicient to accomplish the gesired end. steps will be taken by the two Joint session for calling the first uvention. The puwe at whicl 15 W be held nas not.besn tixed upon. e Rely Upon Plate's Chlorides | wtrength and wholesomeness. BPENOERIAN PE Mr. Mount Says he will not Fuarnish Them to Ulerks, it is understood that Commissioner Ander- son, will renew his fight on County Clerk Roche to-day. Auditor Evans will have completed the report of his investigation into stationery accounts, which will be presented to the board, This report is said to be about a yard long and among other things will show that writing pens have been purchased at £1.50 per box, when the contract awarded on bids fixes the maxi- mum orice at 75 cents per box. Mr. Roche, however, explaining the matter says the contract oalls for the Falcon and Estabrook style of pens, which Treasurer Bolln and Clerk Moores re- fuseto use. They order the Spencerian, and won't have any other kind, and the clerk must therefore get them what they want. The Spen cerian costs §1.50 a box. Commissioner O'Keeffe says he wouid like to know why the finance committee sits around wearing out chairs, and Mr. Mount is determined that the judges, clerks and every body else shall use the stationary fur nished them by the board. The hospital controversy is again engross- ing attention, and the commissioners have renewed their waill of against Architect Myers, They say iie failed to indorse any of the changes recommended by Superintendent Coots, but sent back some of his own, return- ng the Coots report unsigned, He ordered tho steam pipes placed in a trenoh, which, the board claim, is entirely impracticable. They have telegraphed hiin that the pipes must be hung with fall enough to allow the water to run off. ‘I'he boilers will also bave to be lowered about seven feet, which will necessitate underpinning the walls in the boiler room. MAIL TO THE BLUKES, woo 1t May Yet he Oarried Upon the Mo- tor Cars. The Omaha and Council motor company is anxious now to carry the mails between the two citics. A provosition for the privilege has, it is understood, been made to the post- ofice authoritics here, and will be lmd be- foro the postmaster-general at Washington. Locally, the idea seoms to mect with favor- able consideration. The mails pussing bo- tween the towns, could then, it is claimed. be delivered every hour, if necessary, whereas, by the présent ar x carting back and forth be and depot o letter sent from anOmaha m chant to oue in the Bluffs car reach its designation in loss than three hours. Furthermore, a change of this kind wowd do away with wagons, the line pass- tug the postofiice in each place. The change would virtually establish a special delivery service botween the two cities and thus greatly facilitate the trans- action of important business. lu-some of the large enstern cities, notably Baitimore, the mails are carried on street cars from sub- offices to the main office. T. Granger Stev AR B IS E., ordinary physician to H. M., the queen, in mmm.d. professor of pri tice of physic in the University of Idin- burgh, writes: ‘“The arteries are sclerosed and atheromatous in the ad- vanced stages of the inflammatory and in the cirrhotic, but not so small in the waxy disease. In that affection the smail vessels in bther parts are fre- quently the seatof waxy degeneration.” I'rom this it will be seen that in the three forms of kidney discase, classed as Bright's disease, the arteries suffer changes, and it matters not whether they undergo sclerotic, atheromatous or waxy change, they are so weukened as to endanger rupture under any in- creased pressure. This explains the frequency of apoplexy and pavalysis, and as clearly demonstrates that tho only preventive of these disastrous ruptures of the blood vessels is the timely use of Warner’s Safe Cure tokeep the kidneys in a healthy condition. Ought to Don a Tie. Brad Slaughter never wears a necl His stle, therefore, is not. appreciated by the dudes of Judge Dundy’s court, and, ac- cordingly, a petition was filed with his honor praying for an order compeiling the marshal totop off his expansive white shirt with some kind of neck-wear. The signers of the petition recommended all styles, shades, cuts and colors of the “Four-in-Hand” pattern, and afirm that they will not be content until the gentleman with a sanguinary name dresses up. They go so far as to threaten upited opposition 1o his becoming qualified as United States marshal unless he complies with theiy demand. Judge Dundy refused to take the matter under serious advisement. Hascall's Poor House, Councilman Isaac Hascall, who purchased the county poor house and a portion of. the addition upon which it stands, at auction some time ago, held a conference yestcrday with the county commissioners, and agreed to allow the county to remain in possession 0s the property until Jauuary 1, 1860, for the consideration of §1 and the buildg. When he purchased the proporty the terms of saie of the contract were that possession should have been given Muy 7 last. The commi sioners at the time believed that the now county hospital would have been completed by that date, and that the county could give up the poor fiouse, but as tho complotion of ew hospital hias beeu delayed, matters a3 hot progress as anticipated. Mr. Huscall's proposition me t with fayor- able consideration, and a contract will be entered into. Mr.' Hascall also agreed to as- sume all the liabilities which the county may 1mcur by reason of its failure to remove the poor house, R POWDER | Absolutely Pure. Thiis powder nover varies. A marvel of purity Mors economical than the ordinary kiu 1, and caunot bo sold in umpetition with the wiultitudes of low cos riwolghtalum ot phospoate powders. ol in cans. Royal p " oy In cans. Royal uking Powder Co. 12 GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, W. BAKER & CU.’S Bl‘flflkfflfil Gocoa “ s uYu"l“-.r [ No Chemicals are used in it preparation. than (hree times (he sirength of Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot o Bugar, and s therefore far wiore econoumical, [ costing lses than one cont @ cup. It s delicious, nourishing, strevgtheniing, Ede LY DIGrsTry, wnd sduiirably adapied for Juvalids ar well a0 persons io healiie Sold by Grocers everywhere, for all household disinfecting purposes. i w. mn & C0,, Dorchester, Mass THE OMAHA DAILY The great attraction for the past two weeks has been the Cheviot Suits offered by us in eight different patterns, at §10 per suit. BEE: SATURDAY MAY 25 1889 Oontinental Clothing House . Another L.ist of UNRIVALED BARGAINS OFFERED THIS WEEK. Goods Just as Advertised and in Quantities to Fit Hundreds. MEN’S DEPARTMENT. there is not much profit in them, but they are a drawing continue the sale of these suits one more week and will offer cight styles of Men's pure all-wool Cheviot Sack Suits in all sizes from 34 to 44. Price g10. We will offer thi Genuine Special prices this week in Prince Albert dress suits, cannot be des style of good: A special line of Boys’ Long Pant Suits for boy: viots at ¢6 per suit. and that the purchaser will be ent To meet a demand for a lower l\n\e suit w honest wearing cotton warp m after but are promise to duplieate th A display is made of thes goods in our show window rd and eve! r) purchaser of them will remember us the next time he wants to buy. e R~ == and samples will be sent to any address. week 100 Blue Flannel Suits, double-breasted, pure all-wool goods, at $8.50 per suit, with G. A. R. buttons complete, Slater Flannel and full Indigo. rinmce LA.lloert Suite, ibed here, but this is « good time to select a Prince Albert Suit. We have given special attention to this line of goods and have got a little overstocked. Nothing but first class goods in this department. Boy e’ and Childreng’ Departrment, \ges Boya’ all richt. Boyre th's week, ages 4 to 13. 10 to We have nothing to say about what others charge for cly satisfied with the wear of them. IZnee l\t member they 14, in strictly Price 6, k. are Boys' Knee Pant S They are good values P4.S0. We acknowledge We will Don't fail to see them. Guaranteed The l-wool goods (no cotton or shoddy) but pure wool Cassimeres and Che- ich ;:uud.\ but we do know that cvery suit of ges from 10 to 14. ot Suite The sale of $4.50 suits for boys, ages 4 to 14, (short pants) will be continued this week you if we did not know that they we lot is away under price, and would not be recommended to uits, smctly all-woo Cheviots at $4.50. The largest Boys’ and Children’s Department. —ee ant Suite, 2.50 ¢ have marked down three styles of medium shade f\buu to sell at $2.50 per suit. roods, one of the best materials that money can buy to mal They are not all-wool, up at this price.There are about 100 suits, We will not The largest stock, the lowest prices. Furmsmng Coods Department. Special Sale of Men’s Fancy Percale Shirts, Price 50 Cents, We have a large quanuty f Men's Fancy Percale S ts, regular $1 and $1.25 goods, which we will offer until closed, at 50 cents, The first day they were displayed in our show \\hl&lu\\\ the saie was so large that the chances are that by Saturday night there will be none to sell. BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS, 50 CENTS. No one qustions the price wnen they exe: vine the quality, but the question is often d\l\ml “How can you afford to sell them for 50 cents? ?” Well, we can’t, but we have a large que ity of them on hand and we need the room, and use thhse as a means of adv ertising our C! rildren's Department: Freeland, Loomis & Cao. Pr oprletors. OMAHA BOSTON NEW YORR DES MOINI‘S DRS, BETTS & BR m 1408 FanrNax (Oppo Blucul UI ases Consnitation at office or by meil fres, A et packed, free from observation, guifckly. safoly and permanent mamus DEBLITY ienienton, sont or Despondency, Piniples on tiie fac dtizence. Sroduciuy Sieop hmm ersion to socjety, caslly discouraged. lnck of | toulhln-n dull, unfit for sty finds lifo & buden. srmanently ' and privately ecu Tirs, Betts & Betta, 403 Furilan St,, Omals, Neb. Blood. and SKin DIeases st noeefoiaf results, complotely eredicated without theaid of Mercury. 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