Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1891, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SATURDAY JULY 4 8Ol-TWELVE PAGES, T0 THE OMAHA MANCHESTER, Rapid Transit Between tte City and Enst Omaha Becured, HOW TO REACH THE FACTORY DISTRIOT. Trial of the New Line and Its Fo mal Opening to Trafic— Who Watched the Motor Mote. At 10:30 o'clock yesterday a little party gathered at the corner of Sherman avenue and Locust street to witness the opening of the new motor line to Kast Omaba. forming the party were Mayor C Superintendents Smith and Tucker of the Omaha street railway company; John R Webster, manager of the East Omaha motor line; A. B. DeLong, assistant manager of the East Omaba land company ; A. B. Ross, engineer of the company intendent of the new motor line; J rigo, who superintended the construction of the line, J. M. Atkinson of Chicago, repre sentative of tho Westin cctric com pany ; Mr. White, re e of the Edi- son clectric company, und sentatives of the press, Before starting on the initial trip the new rolling stock was subjected to a thorough in spection. The train oconsisted of a closed motor car and an open trailer, built by th St. Louis car company. Both ‘were painted on the same general plan adopted by the Omaba company, yellow being the predomi- nating c , On the signboara of both cars was the uterstate Bridge & Street Railway company.” The motor was provided with wichly upholstered geats, while those of tho trailer were of the slat pattern. The g arrangement of the truck and motors was the principal object of intercst. The wheels wera larger than those ordinarily uscd on strect cars and the motors and connecting machinery were completely enclosed in cast 1ron casings. The casings enclosing the gearing are kept about half full of g luces the “‘bumming” ton minimum, The motors are of tho Westing- house pattern and are of twenty hors power. When the equipment had been thoroughly tnspected the gong sounded and the train started noiselessly down the steep grade lending to tho crossing over the railroad rolley wire was hung on a single line of poles placed at one side of the track and was suspended at a height of about eighteen feet from the ground. When the railroad tracks had been cleared the power was turned on and the train sped along the well ballasted track at u rapid rate, A speed of about twenty miles per hout' was soon acquired and maintained until the castern terminus of the road was reached, two and one-quarter miles from Sherman avenue. Ihe track was very smooth, and was laid with 40-pound T rails. Tho grade, after crossing tho railroad tracks, was almost & dead lovel, the embaukment being several feet above'the level of the surrounding land. The steep grade just east of Sherman avenue is an 8,38 percent grade, about tho same as Dodge street, between Seventeenth and Nincteonth strect; When the terminus was reached the party lighted and inspected the barn, a commodious structure, 106353 feet with an addition twelve feet wide runniug along the west side which will be used for an oftice, shop and store room. Workmen wore still engaged in completing the interior arragement of the barn or car house and Mr. J. IR. Webster, who was highly elated over the successful working of everything pertaining to the car line, took pains to impress upon his hearers the fact thut sixty days ago not a singlo article used in the construction or operation of the line had been purchased, The equipment of the road consists of two motors and two trailers, After the road and the appurtenances had been thoroughly inspected und an enter- prising photographer had taken a snap shot at tho distinguished party, a carriage was taken and, under the guidance of Mr. Do Loug, a tour was made of the land of the East Omalia company. “The East Owaha land company have nine factories ou their land, eight of which are in full operation, employing between 300 and 400 people. Three more manufactories have cen secured and will remove to East Omaha fmmediatel Thirty cottages have been erected in_ the vicinity of the factories, twenty-six of which are occupied by people employed in the fa tories. These houses are leased to the occu- auts at prices ranging from § to 17 per month, but are not sold. The sanitary arrangements in_the little settloment are very complete. City water is used exclusively, there being uo wells. Earth closets aro used in every instance and a garbage hauler looks aftor both closets and garbage. Theland in the vicinity of the factories and cottages boro no evideaco of tho ove flow or backflow of the river and a remark was mado that the popular idea concerning East Omaha, was that it was covered with water most of the time, “Why, my dear sir," Cushing, “this land 15 ou a level with, “'tho second story of the Council ~ Blufs postoftice and if this were covered with water where would Council Bluffs bot" The argument was very convincing. At the suggestion of Mr. DeLong, the party drove to the shore of the river imme- diately east of the factories. The shore was aistont about half a mile and when 1t was reached the appearance of the river showed very clearly that the channel was about half a mile from the shore whera the party stood aud Mr. DoLong remarked that at low water the river receded fully that distance leaving exposed a long streten of sandbar which was constantly increasing in width, The hgh water of lust week ieft traces along the bauk, showing that it had come within about Hf- teen feet of overflowing tho banks at that pomt. Asthe stage of the water last week was about nine feet below the high water of 1851 there would seem to be no danger of any overflow. ho party then proceeded to avenue H which 15 1n process of belug paved with granite blocks. This streot starts in the im- mediate vicinity of the district where the factories aro located and extends direotly east o mile-and-a-half where it intersects Eloventh strcet. The roadway is as level ns o floor and is thirty fect in width. Eleventh street is being paved with granite, thus forming an almost absolutely level driveway from the centre of the city to the heart of East Omabia, e R A Mother's Gratitud My son was in an almost helpless condition with flux when 1 commenced using Chamber- Iain's colle, cholora and diarrhoea remedy 1t gave him immediato rehof and [ am sure it savod his life. I tako great pleasuro in re- commending it to all. Mrs. M. L. Johnson, Gverott, Simpson county, Miss. 95 and b0 cent bottles for salo by druggists. s IN RAILROAD CIRCLS, exclaimed Mayor The Trouble with the Alton Still Un- settled—Local Notes. The forced misunderstanding which has existed between Chairman Finiey and Gou- eral Passcuger Agent Chariton of the Chicago & Alton still continues, The former has written the latter a note in which he states that the name of the Alton’s general passenger agent wus omitted from the latest excursion circular because of tho status of the Alton under the agreowent as defined in a recont decision. o this Mr. Charlton repliod m a letter de- manding to be informed plainly whether the chawman held that the Alton was or was not a member of the associution, He accused Mr. Finloy cf amviguity in bis letters ana rulings, and demands of that gentlewan that he quote the article and agreement which gives the chairman authority to rule the Alton out of the association The next regular meeting of the Western Passenger association will be held Tuesday aud it s believed that sometling will be doue to adjust the differences between these gentlemen. Tho rate committee of the Trunk Line as- soclation, In session in Now York today, fixed passenger ratos to the Missouri river at 30 first cluss and $20 second class, meeting the rate made by the Alton. The date when theso rates go into effect has not yet been decided. high in & nearly ripened condition was re- ceived nt the general manager's office of the B, & M. this morning from near Akron, Washington county, Colorado, in the north: east coruer of the state, The estimatea gross earnings of the Rock Island entire system for the month of June are $1.297,002, an_increase as_compared with the same perlod last year of $120,151, B, Berlin, w clerk in tho Union Pacific headquarters, started for Pocatello this afternoon, where ho will take a position as clerk in the office of the master mechanic at that point. i Wanted—Tmmediately a wet For particulars apply to Dr. J. E. mer, jr., 208 South 15th street. rhchoiante <ot Kensington, eye, ear, nose and 1810 Dodge street. - = Furniture. Visit 8. A. Orchard’s special sale de- partment, as you may find just what you need in the furniture lineat very much reduced prices, Continental block, 15th and Douglas street. - July 4, under the aus- pices of St. Peter’s association from St. Joseph street, 17th and Center streets, given at 21st and Martha, { Good music and refreshments of all kinds. Five- works in the evening, also dancing. Free. All are invited nurse. Sum- Dr. throat surgeon. Grand_picnic ACCRUED TONS, Definition of the Term and a Case in Point. The following letter of inquiry was re- ceived last weck by Tie Bee To the Editor of BEE: In thereports of the pension office that appearcd in the N tionul Tribune each week, there occurs the word “accrued” pension, It 18 an item glven i the sanie class with “original” pension, cre: L ete. Will you please explain the mean- Ing of the word “accrued” us used here, and obitze yours, N. K WiLcox Paplilion, Net “The above question was submitted to Dr. retary of the board of pension ex for this district, and he gave the fol- lowing answer: “The term accrued pensions means those pensions which have been granted and the certificates for which do not reach the appli- cant until after death. The pension is from the date of the application, and the have accrued a_considerable amount of at the time the application is granted. have had several such csses hero in Omaha, ““Phere was one imstance of this kind last fall thut was quite ren ble. The appli- cant, W. H. Sullenberger, had applied for d pension years ago, but for some reason 1 had not beén granted. When we finally succeeded in getting the pension allowed Mr. Sullenberger was very ill aud the day his certificato arrived in Omaha ho died. There was §2,160 duc him as accrued pension. He left o statement or will bequeathing all Lis efiects to the family with whom be had lived somd time prior to his death, but of course the deceased made no mention of the pension moncy be- cause he had no knowleage of the fact that it was going to bo granted him. Fhe family that had taken cace of tha old comrade laid claim to the §2,160 as a part of the effects of censed. In order that no one should be 1 injustice, Twrote to the Grand Ariry of the Republic post at Parrisburg, Pu., where Mr. Sulleuberger had held member and_made inquiry about his rela- Beforo veceiving a letter from Harrisburg a death certificate, purporting to ve that of Elizabeth Sullenberger, wife of the decensed, was produced by some of tho interested purties. They claimed that a wowan, supposcd to have beem Sullen- bergers wife, bad dicd in Omaba and that there was no widow Iiving to claim a share in the property of the deccased. “1 sent a copy of that death cate to Washington and we wero making preparations to probate the will aud carry out the oxpressed wishes of the deceased when here came a letter from a comrade in Harrisburg sta ing that Mrs, Elizabeth Sullenberger was yet living, and that the pension should fall to her, ““The facts as stated_were fully proven to the department at Washington, Sullen- bergor had separated from his wife severai years before his death, and the woman who died and was buricd in Omaha was evidently not the legitimate Elizabeth Sullenberger. The money was eventually paid to the widow in Pennsylvania, and she recompensed the people in Omah who had so kindly cared for her husband during bis last illness.” — - Small in_size, ereat in results: Do Witts Little EarlyRisers. Best pill forConstipa- tion, best for Sick Headache, best for Sour Stomach. cortifi- —————— THE GRAIN EXCHANGE. Board of Trade Dircctors Approve of the Union. “The directors of the board of trade held a special meeting yesterday to receive the report of the committee appointea some time ago to confer with the gram men relative to opening a grain and produce oxchange. As has proviously been published, the report favored the project. All of the dircctors were present, and after discussing the subject very fully and care- fully it was decided to approve the report. Further consideratipn of the matter will bo given at a special meeting to be held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon, It was decided to establish a market and fix up the exchange room and halls just as quickly as possible, und it is hoped to have the uew order of things in operation by August 1. "The question of chicf inspector came up, but the dircetors thought best to consult with the grain men bofore acting on it. Direct wires will conuect the exchange with the Chicago wheat pit, and all arranie- ments will bo made on a lavge and complete scale, The exchango will be goneral in its charac- ter, inciuding all produce s wellas erain, and buyers and sellers will find there the markot that hus long been 1 good demand, but never before realized s Do not forgot that Haller's Pain will curo all cases of dysentory, relioving the riping pain and restoring the bowels to healthy action. Marriage The following marr sucd by Judge Shields yosterday : Name ana Address. A § August Surnuwskl, Omaha 1 Catherine Jaslenawskl, Omaha JA. D. Baker, St. Louls.... 1 Oralin Lamar, Omahy, | { Henry Hickr 1 Charlty Hi w Tjelll J. Lindstron § Charles A, Oatman, Omaha.......... 1 Mary A. Rupert, Omaha TRt § Orren Heasley, Harlan county, Nebra { Mary Merriok, Harlun county, Nebraska.. 10 ——~— Grayuess, baldness, dandruff und all dis- enses of the scalp and falling off of the hair can bo cuved by using Hall's Vegetable Sicil- ian Hair Renewer. e A Light Sentence, Mrs, Olmstead of South Omaha, who was convicted of circulating counterfeit money at the last torm of the federal court, was given her sentenco by Judge Dundy. = She was simply placed In the custody of the mar- shal for one day. Mrs. Olmstead had been in jail for nearly a month awaiting sentenc R Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil- dren teothing relieves the child from pain, outs @ bottle, -~ Want to Haul ge Chiet Seavey is civing propositions from would-be garbage baulers ta keep the city clean, Charles Westergard wants full swing in the First, Second and Seveuth wards, Newton Niday in the Fourth, A. Travis and Heury Combs in the Third and Fifth, - For beauty, for comfort, for improvement of the complexion, use only Pozzoui’s powder, there is nothing equal to it, i Mail on the Fourth. The postofice will be open today from § to 10 & m. only, Oue delivery will bo made throughout the city in the moraing. it Use Haller's Sarsaparilla and Burdock, the A DuBch of wheatsix aud one-balf foet | great biood puridier, SUPREME COURT DECISIONS, Opinions Handed Down by the High- est State Tribunal Yesterday. The supreme court adjourned today to meet in September after handiog down the following decisions : South Omaha lumber company vs. Lindsay. Appeal from Dovglas county. Affirmed. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb. In an action by the South Omaha lumber company, to foreclose a mechanics lon upon a lot._thereln described, agninst M. 8. L. and B A L. in the petition it was al- leged that'at the date of the lien (June 5, 185 L. and . L. were ' tho f'said lot i simple. M. 8. L A answered a genoral . company pre- o petition’ alleging that M. 8. L. A L. sold and conveyed to suid pang, on July I, 180, all thele rignt, ud Interest i and o said 10t, and priy- 2 to be permitted to defend the der the nnswor filed by M. 8 : A. L. which was granted. A decree béing tendered for the platntiit, On_appeal by the C. L company, held that it wis es- tapped o deny wither ita own title or the title of M. 8. L and E. A. L. in the sald lot. 2. Tho ¢videncs examined und held to sus- tain the verdict. State ex rel. Tarr vs, Mayor and Council of the city of Crote. Mandamus. Writ al lowed. ~Opinion by Mr. Justice Maxwell. A relator in an action for mandamus who shows thit he his a direct pecuniary interest in the result of the netion muy maintain the action and the petition 18 not_demurrable on the eround of want of capacity to suc. Under subdivis on 15, section 60, chanter 1, complled statute.noity of the second-class hns wuthority to make contracts with and Lutior- Z6 iy DOrson, Company oF corporation to erect and Vof water works ind wa sity taln ru TS, ho not dopende itil by hy the use of the cluy, that being i mere in to the contract. limitation te valuatisn “to puy for witer {yimished city or village under contract.” applies 0 Tho excess over 7 mills and does not invulid the contract so faras the city power to make it “The petition held to state a_enuse of action and that the relator was entitled to the retief prayed for. Lamaster vs city of Lincoln, Affirmed. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Maxwell. For reasons stated in the opinfon in Lansing vs eity of Lincoln the Judgment of the district courtIs uflirmed. Westover vs Lewis. Error from Lancaster ity. Motion to dismiss sustained. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justico Maxwell. In_ proceedines in error in the suprome court uhe transeript of the procecdings of tho il court must be filed with the petition in error within one ye.r from the date of the rendition o the judgment, 2 A petition in error filed within n year and the transeript filed after the expirition of ayear from the date of the rendition of the fudsment do not comply with the provisions of the code that the action shall be instituted T the supreme court within one year, Mater vs Allen & Jenkins. Error from Da- kota county. Affirmed and writ ullowed in this court. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb, Money ean be drs school distriet n th he erect of vion un- and lor cor- nills on t had from the troasury of a payment of cor S schiool house only by or- on the "r[v 51 d v the dircetor and councersi ned by the moc ator, The to ex rel Hunter v3 B.oom. 10 N A Wiiere the treasurer of the district having funds in his hands for that purpose refuses to pay such order, issued in full compliance with tho provisions of law, peremptory mandamus will enforce the payment. Cherry county vs. Thatcher. Error from Cherry county. Reversed and aismissed. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb, A post trader ut a military reservation u der the netof conzress approved July 20, 1§ appointea for the wccommodation of ' ¢ grants, freighters, or other citizens. and under the proteetion and control of the w.ir aepartment us w camp follower. is not exempt frou assessment for tuxation by the county or stute wuthority having coneurrent jurisdic tion. In the matter of the appeal of Mary Millor, Appeal from Washington county.” Aftivm ed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Norval, Verification of u petition for administration of the estate of an intestate, I N0t necessary to confer jurisdiction. 2. 1t 18 ot neeessary in a petition tor letters of acministration to ot out w deseript on of either the real or personal property belong- ing to the estut i Where a ercditor applies for administra- ton of an estate after the expiration of thirty duys after the death of tho Intestato ot necessary to alleze in the application widow “and next of kin of the de- are uns and incompetent (o they fale | to ap- or letters of ‘adm 1tlo > ex- ight of the widow or next of in to letters tration, expiress at the end of_thirty duys afterthe deatliof the intestate. 5 White & jude finding supoort fL may b erronc it is not for Sid. 6. An uppesl may be tuken to the district court from un order made by a county granting or refusing lettors of admi and the matter is tried de novo in the appel- lute cour 7. When ditor applies tor letters of ad- ministration he must aliege and prove thit ho 15 u ereditor of the intestate, but his cluim against d not Lo filed with the count wministration s granted. Wheeler vs Stato ex rel. Londrosh. Error from ‘Thurston couuty. ~ Affirmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Maxwell. A juaze of the distric granted an alternative writ of mandamus, to Which the respondent made a return and tho case was submitted onthe writ and return to the judie while holding court in u county ad- Jolning that in which the mandanius proceed- inzs were Instituted. The return was held insuffictent. und . peremptory Wit awarded. Deld, There was no_issue of fuct to bo sub- mittéd 1o u jury, and that a peremptory writ was properly issued. 5. Where i new cointy Is ereated the county commissioners elected at the election orderod by the governor for the organizition of the county merely continue in ofic until the next general election for such officers und until their successors aro elected and quall- fled. State vs. Flelds, 41 Northwestern Re- ports, 8. Tallman vs Miller. county. Aftirmed. tice Maxwell. un aetlon to recover an over payment of popcared that the payment had le by a cheek ona bank for #160, al- zh tho drawee elaimed that it was for 360 no more; that he had recelved no ereater n the old. thist the proof clearly os- blishod the fact that the cheek was for $160 und that he received that amount. Tempieton vs City of Tekamah. Error from Burt county. Afirmed. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb, The provisions of subdivisions 8 section 52 article 2, ehapter M. compiled statutes thorizing eities to levy and colleet occupation taxos, I8 not repusnant to sections 1 and 6 of artiele 0 of the constitu Magnau vs City of Frer TN W, R, 2. A provision nse tix peniity for out first h 1sed court ut chambers Error from Wayne Opinion by Mr. Jus- Imposing a wtlons, fixine i oro thin 8110, or 3 prisoned not more thin ten duys. at the fine and ini- prisonment elause, ultkough void. did not ef- Foer i furcof the ordinunce which fixe clvit liability und the tax might be collected by action. State ex rel Lucas vs Houck. Error from Douglas county. Reversed judement for relator. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb, A husband and wife were 1ving togother ns such. The husband wus, and for the two vours last past, had been by reason of boing Trom his childhood crippled in his rizht a wnd hiving his 1eft arm broken by acecldent; nd afllicted by rheumatism, neiralgia and erysipelas, uniblo to do any kind of ‘work or labor; and belng entirely without monoy property. or means, beside the clothes whicl 1o word, had neithier done nor contributed unything for the supportof tho family: while the wife, during the wholo of suid time, had ting i house, which sho did n her own ne. subletting rooms therein, and by keep- boirders, solely supported the family. Hold that for tho purposes contenplated Dy seotions 521, 522 und 52 of the code of elvil procedure,” tho wife wus thie head iy, vs the Bank of Alma, ounty. Afirmed, Mr. Justico Maxwell. One 8. holding asecond lien on mortgaged premises purchused the i t n salo under the decree of foreclosuce und paid costs of the aetion but_failed to pay the pur chuso monvy. Aftorwards ho With others, exceuted i note t the bunk of Alma for the of the Error from Opinion by amount of the gpmrchase money for the " use’ of ey sherift and . delive ed the sume toreme F to be held until a motion to asideithio sale should be de- termined. The mowén wis overruled and the sale confirmed, wherempon the sherl(f took the note_to banksand obtained the money theroon, The sule-was afterwards sot nside on u petition therenfter filed, The bank had no Inte:est In the farselosure proceedings, but slmply loancd thommonoy; held, that It was entitled to recover; Conklin vs Grahwm county. Affirmed. Justice Cobb, The evidence constdéred and held sufficfent to sustain the verdiet and that there 18 no rror in the record, munson vs Alexander. Appeal from C county. Affirmed. Opinion by Mr. Jus- tice Maxwell, One 8 conveyed certain renl estate to Mrs, W, but throud negloct the deed was not recorded. W took possession of the land ana rented the same to one B. A thereupc brought an action to foreclose a tax ien and made 8 and B parties but not W. A decree for psing the tux lien was thereupon taken by default. Inanaction by W to vacato th d ee und for leave to fntervene and answer; held, “that the vacation of the decreo and 1'»|rllllr permitting intervention were properly nude, Wasmer grror from Thaver Opinion by Mr. Chief Howard Chief vs Leas county. Afirmed. Justice Cobb, The evidence constdered and held to sustain the verdict and Judlzment 2 Tho insirictions given and those re- quested und ised, amined and held prop= erly glv refused. Edgington vs Cook, Original. sustained and action dismissed. by Mr. Justice Maxwell. Lands on_ the sold by the Unit axubic from the Error from Opinion by Mr. Demurrer Opinion Indian res fon eredit u ase of no xes by the purchuser nis int v be soid und the d to his rights Navr 2. A purchiser cannot ¢ froui taxation upon the fails to perforn his contract the lanas will iupse o the governme Bucklin vs Strickler. Error county. Reversed and remanded. by Mr. Justice Maxwell. ervice of summons set forth in the record. Held to be suflicient to confer Jurisalction, Technienl objections to the service of a summons must “bo specifically pointed out to Justify the court in sustainiig e A wotlon o quish a summons heeause of defects oF In serving the sume should be ¢ fined to the defects complained of. It it go further and pray foradismissal of the case {vis a general appearance in t invokes the power of the court on ban that relating to jurisdic it vs Barton, Ervor from /\llhrm :d. Opinion ul. uction for breach of contract. tho pe- 1S Up the terms of the contraét, avers performunee on the part of tho plaintifs of the conditions to be performed on_ their purt, and alleges non-performance by the defend- ntof tho stipuiationon his part to be kept I performed. Held, sufficient, as against a from Hamiton Opinion Saunders by Mr. Jus- ice hield sufficient to sustaln the ver- Helper vs Dy county. Aflirmed. 1 A judgment was recovered against A in the stato of THlinofs in tho vear 189, and A soon afterwurds removed to this state and has re- sided hercin continunlly ever since. In 188 the judgment was rovived in Tinols without personal service upon A in that state on wa appearigee by hin i the action, and suit was thereupon brouzhtan the revived judguient in No'raska. 1eid, that the revivorof the Judzment fn Hlinois did not effect the running of the statute of limitations in_this state, as the court hat no jurisdiction over the defénd- ant and could make noorder o eifeet him per- sonally. Johnson vs rror from Opinion Fillmore by Justice Fillmore Justice Error from Opiuion by Storfe; Afirmed. Maxwell. An infant who had sizned a note as surcty disaflirmed the comtriact iy nl a half wfter becomine of age. e court below found this was within o reascnable tie. Held, that under the stipulation of facts in the case it did not appear thut the judgment was crro eous. Preparing for Hot Weather. The following telegram from Whitewri Tex., indicates that the people in that vi ity do not intend te Be caught unprepared Whitewright, Tex., Juna:.2, 1501m-Cham berlain & Co., Des’ Moines, Ia.: Ship us at once one eross Chamberlain’s colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy, 25 cent size, and two dozen 50 cent size. Weare entirely out and have had nearly forty, calls for it this_weck. 0. Y. Rarunes & Co. This is just such a medicine as every fam- ily should be provided with during the hot weather. It never fails and is pleasant to take. Kor salo by druggists. EXCURSION TO TORONTO, ONT., Via the Wabash Bailronl. For the national educational conven- tion at Toronto. The Wabash will vound trip tickets July 8 to 13 at h fare with $2.00 added for member fee, good returning until September 30, Everybody invited. Ixcursion rates have beeo made from Toronto to all the summer resorts of New Lngland. For tickets, sleeping car uccommodations and a handsome souveniv giving full information, with cost of side trips, ete., cail at the Wabash ticket office, 1502 Farnam street, or write G. N. Clayton, northwestern passenger agent, Omaha, Neb, s Mr. Clark to the Public, 1 wish to say to my friends and the public, that I regard Chamberlain's cotic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy as thg best' prepara- tion in use for colic and diurrhoea. It is the finest selling medicine I ever handled, be- cause it always eives satisfaction, O. H. Clark, Orangeville, Tex. For sale by drug- gists. e New Line to Des Moincs. Commencing Sunday, May 81, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway will establish a through line of sleeping cars between Sioux City and Des Motnes vin Madrid. Passengers from Omaha and the west can leavo Omaha at 6:20 p. m., sceure sleeping car accommodations and arrive in Des Moines at 6 a. m. Re- turning, leave Des Moines 9:40 p. m., arrive Omahu9:450. m. Dining cars on both trains, Ticket office, 1501 Farnam street., F. A. NAsH, Gen. Agt. J. E. PRESTON, City Pass. Ag B Successtul Mail Clerks, Chief Clerk Vandervoort of the railway muil servico has completed the examination of tho special tests taken last month by forty- six of the railivay mail carriers in throwing cards. ‘Twenty-four outof forty-six made a grade of more than 99 peneent. Mr. D. C. Hudson, who threw 40 Illineis oftices, was absolutely perfect, making 100 per cont. Following is the list 1,121 Nebraska oftices, | B.” Herrmgion, _ 1,12 Nebraska of. flecs, 99 82-1005 J. L. Lyckbolm, 1,025 Towa officos, 90 50:100: J. A. Tloomquist, 1131 Nebraska ofices, 98 7-100; Willis Maplo, 1121 Nebraska oftices, 9 74-100; William Arm- strong, 1121 Nebraska oftices, 99 7:4-100; [elix Murray, 1121 Nobesska oftices, % 73-100; W, J. Mittlens, 1121 N#braska offices, 00 64-100; George Bangs, 9955100 S. 1. Hall, 99 55-100; William Hull; 99 86-100; W. E.' Mulford, 00 55-100; H, C. Fadrebilds, 9521003 W. H Yates, # 46-100; W. H. Herbert, 0 §7-100; P, 30ssar ) i R. Rasch, 09 16-100; C. D, Bopy 99 10-100; 1. J. Mavshall, 99 10100, Fred Herman, 01-100; A As a Drink in Fevers Use Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. Dr. Chas. H. S. Davis, Meriden, Conn., says: *I have used it s an accessor: cases of melancholia and nervous debifity and as a pleasant and coohng drink in feyors and have been very much pleased with it.” 'D?PRICE'S M Bakin ('/_g«%Powden g Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard. FIREREWORKS. Waterworks: man works; woman works; you work; everybody works, even WE work. None of us work for fun. We all work with some object in view, and with most of us that object is the large American dollar with the eagle on one side, and [as usual] worked hard for your patronage th want to wind up the season in G-1-0-r-i-0-u-s Fourth we will offer you 3OO0 Sateen Coats and Vests. In handsome pin stripes, in blacks and nobby shades of blue, in sizes from thirty-four to forty=two, worth and usually sold for two dollars. BLLD five to three dollars. We will continue to sell those beautiful Brilliantine Coats and Vest in handsome shades Wort just threetdollars v vaivaidi a3 20208 Until Saturday noon you can buy onc o. Coats and Vests, in blacks or colors, in any regular siz worth five or six dollars ... .. I~ meetin”” clothe leather Shoes. AMUSEMENTS. BASEK BALL DENVER TODAY, JULY 4th. TWO GAMES, At 10:30 a. m. Ladies, ali pr Grand 4t of July LAKE GROVE PARK. Swings, Music, Dancing and Re- fresnwents for all. Shérman Avenue and Lake Streets, ADMISSION FREE, EDEN MUSEE Cor. 1ith and Farna Games, WEEK OF JUNE 5 Joseph R. Coftin, T'fre 8. I Lasach, the boy chiof of the Pawnee Indians, will leture. on tho supersti tious idens und labits of the different tribes of Indian ¢ alurian Quartoette. W. W. Bottern’s dramatie com that great play. Uncle Josh Ono dime wdmits o all.Open daily_from 1 to 10 HUMPHREYS® For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, | AND POULTRY. : Book en Treat 090 Paso Boplenisasspasof dntmnle cvurs ( Fovers,Congestions, Inflammation Spinnl Meningitis, filk Fover. Straing, Lamoness, & boumatisme Distemper, Nusal Dischargess ~Bots or GGrubs, Worms, oughs, Henves, Pneumonia. ¥.F.—-Collo or Gripes, Bellyache. G.G.e=Miscarriage, Hemorrhages, HHi = Urinary and Kidogy Discases, 1.1.--Eruptive Diseases, M fln; J.K.-=Diseuses of Digestion, Paralysis. Slugle Bottle (over 50 doses), - «60 ] e O s With Spe Manual, Btable ey Qtro oft an Nedicator, - 87.00 Jar Voterinary Cure Oil, = = - 1.00 S01d by Drugglsts; or Sent Prepaid anywhore and in any quantity on Receipt of Price. HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE O Corner William and John Sts., New York. HUMPHEREYS HOMEOPATHIC 28 | SPECIFIC un.ZB In uso 3 years. , Tho onls suocessful remedy for Nervous Uebility, Vital Weakness, d Prostration, from® over-work or other caused. per vial, OF & vials and large vial powdor, for BOLD BY DRUGGISTS, OF sent postpald on 'rece of price~HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE €0., Qor, William and John Sts., N. Y. Tult’s Pills The dyspeptic, the debilitated, whether y, drink ny presentin WA B, from excess of work of mind or b ure in MALARIAL REGIONS, vill find Tutt’s Pills the most genial re- atorative ever offored the sutforing invalid, Young Mothers ! We Offer You a Remedy oh Insures Safety to Life of Mother and Child *MOTHER'S FRIEND " Robs Confinement of its Pain, Horror and Risk bottleof Mother's Friend 1 A, and 10 0L experience that At 0 Sueh. cuses, ~Mrk, 10, Jau. 16th, 1591, prepald, on recelpt of Mook to Mothers malled free. D REGULATOR €O, AN ALI Afterusing suftorad but SOLD DY 4 wiih Vue ribbon o oiher, Kifse dan M bres el $1500' Ch ol o oo Drspgins of tan, brown and mole, in all reqular sizes uy one of those magnificent corded Mohair All in cash, will still Coats and Vests, the finest Drap d'Lite for your considera- wers, in lace and congress; "NO GURE! any size or width, at $2.50. with a handsome woman “at the bottom of it.” We've season, and we've had a good big generous share of it, too. a “blaze of glory,” as it were, and from now until noon on the | SB1.40 Will still buy one of those elegant Black Mohair Alpaca Coats, in any size from thirty-three to forty-six, that are worth from two seventy= SLO in any regular size, in any one of a half dozen different shades and colors, worth four dollars, O . " § ° you're going to dress up in your “Sunday-gc . i on the Fourth and look s L] A\ your outfit won't be complete without pa We offer tion twenty cases four dollar patent leat ¥ NO PAY. rDOWN 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. Many sears’ experlence. reatest success, all Nervous, Chre to permatorrhma, Lost Manhood, dlsenses of the Blood, Skin and U tocure. Consultation free. 108 m.to12m. Send stamp for roply. A rogular graduato in medicins sy ap Jisoisos. ans. Book (Mvsterles of Life) sent free. ns snow. I3 atill treating with the are gunranteod for Catarrl Syphills. Stricture, and l £0) for overy case | undortake and fall Oiligs hours— a. . to 8 p. m. Bunday The Murray, Cor. 14th and Harner, frthe most substantially constructed Building in Omaha. Neveral neavy brick five walls yunning from basement to roof. All the ceilings and floors tined witk Asbestos five proof making it imposxible to burn a re cacapes and fire alarms throughout the building. Stea hoe and cold water wnd sunshis everyroom. Table unsurpassed any - where. SILLOWAY, Prop. DR. BAILEY, Graduate Dentist. A Full ot of Teoth on_ Rubbor, W... for KIVEE Dorans.”"A p S it kuarante ain oxtractol withioue " pain or - dangor, . an i ) Witliout anesthotios. Goid and N ivor nilings i lowost raots. BN L ldo nad Crown Work Tooth Y Without plates. ALl work war 1anted. OFFICE, PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM I6th strost clovator. Open evenlngs SOHOOL3 AND COLLEGES TGINLY - HIGUER - SCHOOL. 470481 1 arborn Ave., Chleag Sixteonth year, beging Sept. 15th. day school for You e courses of s Ex it ho Conducted ) Miss Iebecen 8. Rice, A. M. |, by | Miss Macry E. Beedy, AL M. § z I ILLIN S| con'$trVR¥ory Teselnsution mai AT , Eto, 7 year, Address E. K. BULLARD, 50t Jacksonville KENTUGKY MILITARY INSTITUTE nour FIANKFOIT, K. O PEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. "ho second torm of this academic yo.r boglns first Monday In July and closes third Wednesday in December next Co. D.F. BOYD, Supt. Post-Offe rncipals, | FARMDALE, KY Hellmuth College For YOUNG WOMEN and GIRLS, Large [llustrated Catalogue sent on appll Rov. E. N, ENGLISH, M. A, Principa) LONDON, ONTARILO, CANADA "KENILWORTH HALL. Kentlwarth School, 4 Bourding and Educaticn Health Home o1 pped 100l bt three minutos wilk from \on. Saporior ad wnd beantitul loeation. For eirculars, address B MARY KEV IS BABCOCK. Konilworth, 1L Mass. Tnstitnte of Technology, BOUNTON, MAN trunce exuminations in Chicazo In churzo of I'rof. George Howland, ut the Bourd of [ ucation rooms, City Hull June 25 wnd 20 ut o a. nn. and in St. Louls in chargo o Prof. E 1 Long, offiec of Supt. of Schools. Seventh and Chestout streots, June 2 und 26 atdu. m, Cutalogue free A Bhoro ) erociad eap HENCK, Jv., Seervetary. SCHOOLS OF LEXINGTON, MO, BAPTIST, FEMALE, GOLLEGE— Tosident. GENTRAL COLLEGE foRYgunatapies ELLZ, AULL EENALE SEMINARY WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY B BELLERS Buperintendent IV I rok AT A TO G U s, LE FRANCAIS, French Mouthiy Magazine. 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