Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 7, 1891, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE TUESDAY JULY BELLEVUE GETS ALL OF THEM. Kitte Uorapetitions of Tnres wepanmests Becured for the Omaha Range. COMPANIES THAT WILL PARTICIPATE. Rules Governing the Vartous Contests sud Programme of the Deparis went Work—HBusy Times Ahcad for Bellevue Major Danfel W. Benham, inspector ot small arms practice of the department of the Platte, has succeeded in avin the rifle competition for the department of the Platte, ast. und of Culifornia, called at Bellovue range. This in conjunction with tho annual department cavalry competition, will make the season at Bellovue a very busy one. The department competition will open on st 1, preceded with throe days of pre ry’ practice. This competition will continue four d I'he cavalry competi tion for the three departments wiil begin August 17, preceded by three days of prelin inary practice, and continue six days, These competitions will be under the dirce tion of Mujor Daniel W. Bennam Captain Charles A, Coolidge of the Sev. enth infantry will be in_command of the camp, Each competitor will be required to take with him his riffe, full dress and fatigue unitorm, with overcoat, forage cap, faticue hat and equipments complete, including his field cartridge belt, bedsack and bedding. Post com nders will s that in addition to the articles mentioned each soldier takes with him all proper and necessary clothing that ho may require during his stay at the depart- ment rifle camp. As commutation of rations is not provided for competitiors while at the place of compe titon, the department commander dirccts that each company commauder forward to the acting commissary of subsistances of the department ¢ camp ! for each cnlist ed competitor, to purchuse vewetables for mess of competitors. In the seloction of competitors due regard will be had not anly that the men sent to the competition are of good habits and relinble, but also that their excellence in marksman. ship is based upon their proficiency in both individual and skirmish firing. After the selection of the competitors 1s made they will, at their resgective posts, be practiced at least six days at known distance and skirmish firing before being sent to the competition. Iteport of the amount and the kind of such practice had by each competitor will be made by post commanders to the in spector of smull avms practice of the depart- n the competitors leave their re- ctive posts. Major Benham reccived yesterday from Washington thirty medals to bo awarded as prizes to the best marksmen in the revolver mateh, the rifle competition and the cavalry competition_with carbiues, ten medals for ench competition. The meduls are gold, silver_and bronze. The gold are for first prizes, the silver for second and the bronze for third. The medals uro circular 0 form and aro about as wide as a §20 gold picce but fully twice as thick. They are at- tached to solid bars and pins about an wch and a half long upon the same matorial. Upon the frout side of the medal there i ombosed image of marksman in the shooting. For the cavalry this embosed imago consists of a horse” and rider, and for tho infantry simply a marksman on foot. The = workmanship is fine, and the medals aro truly beautiful. On the opposite side of the plate the surface is left smooth so that the name of the winner may be inscribed thercon utter the competition is decided. These medals will all bo placed in Max Meyer's window for a fow days that the public may see the in- ducements held out to the boys in blue to be- cowe distinguished marismen. “Cold, couch, coftin is what philosophers torm “a logical sequence.” One is very liable to foliow the other; but by curing the cold with & dose of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, tho cough will be stopped and the cofiin not needed—just at present. i TR Furniture, PULLIC WORKS, Lids for Grading Douglas Stroet Side- walk Construction Discussed. Bids were opened by the board of public works for the grading of Douglas street trom Sixteenth to Twentisth, There were saven bids offered, tt e lowest being that of John A, O'Keefe, who offered to do the work for 0 cents, the ecity to dis pose of the dirt, or for 10.5 cents per cubic yard, and the contractor take the dirt. The November estimate of C. I, Squires amounting to $742.35 for sweeping stroets was presented and allowed, less 10 per cent Messrs Birkhauser and Egbert voting aye. Mayor Furay voted ‘no," saying that the city owes the whole bill or not any of it The street commissioner presented a bill of ,100.52 for labor performed in repairing streots during the month of June, It was allowed, subject to approval by the chairman Estimates were allowed as follows: Hugh Murphy, curbing Thirty-first street, from to Davenport, 81.752; Hugh Mur: 3 ing Pine street, Eighth street to Park Wilde avenue, $ MeGarock & Dailey, sewer, 21, Samuel Katz, grading Eleventh stréet, from Clark street to Me- Caguc's addition, £2,040.72, A spirited tilt took place botween the board and John A. Wakeficld over sidewalks. Kd ward Burns is the sidewalk contractor, but Waketield furnistes the lumber, An ostimate of §10,000 for sidewalks laid during the three months ending June 15 was presented. This was allowed less 15 per cent. Mr. Wakeficld objected to holding back such @ large reserve, o said that the walks are tho best that have ever been put doww in the history of the city | three of the members Look exce the statement and denounced ing that they aro coustructed poor material, Chairman Birkbauser hinted that the con- tractor has charged for work that he has never performed. Major Furay favore over and letting constructed. The 15 per cent reserve will be held for the purpose of puttiug the walks m proper con- dition. alls, say of rotten and the walks thoy are turning people sea Low cecige Parcnts Read This, July and August are anxious months for mothers who carefully watcl over their litie o Hot days and frequent changes of temperature are liuble to produce cholera norbus. How satisfuctory it should be for parents to know that Halldr's Pain Paralyzer is both a pleasant and effective remedy for all summer complaints. 1L soothes and re lieves all pain und griping and always effects u complete cure, XCURSION 10 70 Via the Wabas! For the national edu tion at Toronto. The Wabash will sell vound trip tickets July 8 to 13 at half fare with %200 added for membership fee, good returning until September 30. Everybody invited. lxcursion rates nuve been made m_ Toronto to all th summer resorts of New England. For tickets, sleeping car nccommodations and o handsomo souvenir 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, Nob. ONTO, ON’ failroat, ional conven- —_—— THREE IN SESSION. Work Executed by a Trio of County Commissioncrs, Three county com:issioncrs attendea the adjourned meeting held yosterday afternoon. Mary Shephard asked for transportation to New York. The matter was referred. County Surveyor House recomm>nded that anumber of culverts be constructed in the Elkiorn turnpike. Superintendent Mahoney of the poor farm was grauted pormission to employ a seam- stress at the county hospital, Tho injunctions restraining the county from paying any money to Ryan & Walsh, the hospital contractors, were presented and referred to the committce on judiciary. A uumber of final grading estimates presented and referred. A protest was filed against allowing the estimate of Peterson Bros. for were “30ME ONE HAD BLUNDERED.” Uunty Utticers Surprised by tae sivscuta- ti.n of a Big Bill. ERROR IN THE COUNTY OLERK'S RECORD. Seventy-One Thousand Dollars Worth of Bonds Fell Due Six Months Before Expected * reasurer Snyder. A numboer of the court house omlals wete s0 surprised yesterday that their nerves wero unsteung for sevoral hours. Some twenty yvears ago, no one seeming to remem. ber tho ‘exact date, Douglas county voted £250,000 of bonds to aid the Union Pacific railrond and the Missourt river bridge com- pany in constructiug a railroad and wagon bridgo over the river at this point. The vouds were for &,000 each, payable in twenty years, and have been drawing inter est at the rate of 7 per ceat por annum, pay- avle annually. Since that timo the county has always paid the interest and has reduced the debt by the payment of §12,000 of principal. The officials have always supposed the balunce of the bouds will become due and payuble January 1, 1802 and with toat understanding, they inended as soon as the next levy is made to make some provision for taking ip or refunding the bonds. Tuey gathered their iuformation regarding tho bonds from the entry in the boud register, made twenty vears ago. This entry states that these donds, describing them, “will be due Junuary 1, 1502 Standing upon this record, County Trea urer Snyder a few days ugo_sent the July intercst to Kountze Bros., w York, the holders of the onds, and at once official notified Auditor Evins that the interest h been paid. That gentleman felt satisfied, as he felt that he had & county ' debt off s hands for six months at least. This fecling of security aud satisfaction was suddenly dispelled” yesterday when a man from the First National bark walked into County Treasurer Snyder's ofice aud olly remarked, “Can you take up these and pay me £i 1,000 Snyder thought it was a joke, and didn’t propose to huve any fooling, but soon discov- ered his error, as seventy-one 31,000 bonds, vable July 1, 1501, were spread out before hunderstrucic, the o lled Auditor nto the room, and a moment v made a raid_on County Ci to secure the bond re This book shows that the bonds are due next January, but the bonds, on their fuce, carr: the mation that they are five days past due. The trouble all comies ubout on account of the error upon the part of the county oficials who registered bonds twenty years ngo. At the next meeting of the board some action will be taken to provide for the care of the paper, and no serious trouble is liable to arise, as the commissioners understand that Kounitzo brothers are anxious to refund the debtand carry iv forten to tweaty years longer. sem that It Travels at the Rate of Sixty Miles Per Hou Tue Ovaua Bee, on Sunday, in the west- ern, northwestern, and many places in the southwestern part of the state, reaches its readers from eight to twenty-four hours ahead of all its competitors. In fact, whon the lutter reach their destination they ure like back numbers. They are not used for reading, but for wrappiag ana carpet pad- ding purposes. [n cach of these respects they are quite valuable, How is Tue Bee able to so distance its competitors ¢ Bosause it has established a number of horse routes throughout the state! Because it has its own special train which makes a run to Graud Island, 154 miles dis- OLD-CONTRACTS CANCE Claimants Frebd by Congress From Exactionsof Shark Agents. Tt is perfectly nataral of course for the claim agents and peasion sharks of Washing- ton to try to hold tiseir business and to con- tinue to exact exoeitant fees from partios who have claims of any kind against the national government, or who have applic: tions pending for pensions or patents, Claimants have been awindled for years but there is no loager any excuse for thoir being subjected tothe sharp and swindling practices, Partics who had contracts with claim or pension attorceys prior to the last congress are now at liberty to revoke such contracts and to renew their claims or applications through Tite Bee claim bureau, and thus sc cure prompt und proper attention at the min- imum cost fixed by the W, r'he last congr a speetfically and annul all existing contracts ~between claimants and attoroeys in_the Indian Dep redation Act of March #, 1501, This is a fact which any one iuterested may read for him- self by’ applylg to the Examiner and Tue Bek burean for copy of the law. Possibly the eminent con stitutional lawyers and jurists in_the senato and Louse of ‘representatives should have consulted these obseure claim agents before pussing the et which so seriously curtailed their Shviock propensities. But more re- liance was pliced upon the recent decision of the United States supreme court, case of Mitehell vs, Clerk, reported in 110 United Statet Roports, paye 6.5, wherein the highest triounal in the land asserts: “No provision of the constitution prohibits congress from interfering with the validity of contracts." The second lewal problem involved is that of revccation of powers of attorneys. When and under what cireumstances can a_claim ant recall an existing power and employ an otner attorney ! One of the attorneys quotes Judge Storey “When an authority or power is coupled with an interest it is from itz own nature and character, in contempla. tion of law 1rrevocable,” And then he pro- ceeds to argie that the retaining of an attor- ey on a contin t fee is equivalent to ing the power with an interest T'nis statement is absolutely false from a zal standpoint, but it is an assertion well caleulated to mislead the ordinary reader., Whiat is really meant by an “interest’ is an interest or right in the thing itself. Thus, if an estate is conveyed to a trustee, with powe sell, this power cannot be revoked becausc the trustee has an interest in the estate itseif; he holds the legal title on the property. Again, if the owner of a one-fenth of it to u second party, and gives him a powor of attorney in counection, said power of attorney cannot be revoked be cause the assignee has an interest in the patent itself. But if a climant gives a power of attorney to an agent to prosecute his claim on 4 contingent fee, this power is not coupled with an interest, and can be re- voked at the pleasure of the claimant, When tho ageut agrees to work on a con- tingent fee ho necepts as o very serious part of the ‘‘con the possibility of ving his powor revoked. And u feo ¢ uton the successful prosceution of a yean in no way be construed as an “interest” ju the claim which would render a power of attorney irrevocable. — ——— Soothing Syrup for chil- ioves the cnild from pain. LD, cancel patent assigns Mrs. Winsloy dren teething 25 cents & bottle, S BAPTIST YO! PEOP. Inthusinstic Werkers Going Chicago Convetion. Attached to Burlington train No.2 yesterday was the handsome Pulliran paluce car Auck- land. This car was for the special use of the de ates en routs to the national convention of Buptist young people which will be held in Chicago toduy and Wednesday. On each s1de of the Pullman was a long white banner which read “‘Baptist Young Icople of Ne- uraska Going to the Chicazo Couvention.” Omaha people who started for the gather ing were: Rev. Dr. Wilson of Catvary Bap- tist church, Rev. K. W, Foster of Emauuel Baptist_churen, M. G. Macleod, Frank Ca penter, J. M. Brunner, W. k. Rhoaaes, V. O. Strickler, J.'J. Everingham, Mys. L. Elrod and daughter Daisy, Mr. and Mrs. B, W. Hull, W. C. Vauderbrook and Messrs, Bick- nell and Wallace. DIOINLD THIINDS:, That because it’s July, and July is usually considered a dull month simply because it used to be dull when our granddaddies kept store, that we intend to ‘“let up” for a minute. work harder, hustle faster, and sales up to the top notch, of boys’ suits; fifty shirts, all marking them down. Need clothes? WE CLOSE AT 6:30 P. M. ANMUSEMENTS. BASK BALL. OMAHA S Kansas City TODAY. Game at 4 o'clock. Ludies, all privileges. THEGRAND)| Iwo Nigits. Tueslay and Wednesda -, Ju'y 7 and 8. A Red-Letter Engagement. GEORGE THATCHER'S MINSTRELS. TROUBADOURS fow of the m e Thatcher. Lew Dock- tSlepal R W. in & L Maore, 405, “orbett mplon boxer of Cala- 11y set 10 nd 81 Box sheet now open EDEN MUSEE Cor. 11th nnd Farnam Streots. WEEK OF JULL (118, Prof. Gleason's Do Ci Jumes Hallies Comely ¢ Mark Twiln's Comedy TOM SAWYISR On the contrary, we intend to make still greater efforts to keep our Athough our stock is in better shape today than it ever was in July, still we find on looking around a number 014,\ odd lots; a few suits of one kind, a few of another, several broken lines large sizes, and a lot of another sort, all small; a line of shoes all cleaned out but a few pairs; a line of hats all sold but ene size, and so on, WE DONT WANT 'EM. Do you? The man with the red ink has what their marked them so low that the first man that fits ’'em can’t help buying, Want shoes? Anythingin shirts? Hats? THIS I8 YOUR OPPORTUNITY. - been around the store 1s, simply NO GURREK! NO PAY. OWNS 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. In atill treating with the ut cure guaranteed for Catarrl A rogular graduate fn medicing as mpiomas suow. Seminal Wenkn T Kunraniee ®0) for overy o Buok (Mysteries of Lifa) sent froo d stamp for roply. 1'undertake nnd fall 9a.m to8 p. m. Sunday. 'DOCTOR McGREW MOSQUITO 6@ UN-BURN, LAMENESS from O\/E R- EXERTION. THE SPECIALIST Morethan 15 years experienca In ths treatmaas of PRIVATE DISEASES. Acure guaranteed in 3 to 5 duys, withont beloss of hour's time. GLEET. The most complete and absolute cure for glost an 1 wnnoying discharges ever known to the medie: profession. Permanently cured In from to L) days s STRICTURBE oving the bladdor cured without p, 10 cutting, no dilating. Thoe £o; kablereniedy known to modera solauce. SYPHILIS. Cured In 50 t0 5 days—Dr. McGrew's treatment foy thls torriblo blood disenso has been pronounced th monts sful romedy over discoverad for the ab: solute curo of the diseis. ills success with tnl dlcuso havs novor boon equailoL A" complete” aura kuarantoed. LOST MANHOOD Ml organs, nervo: indency absolutely cu @ complote. SKIN DISEASES, of the bluod, liver, kidnoys, aad itly curod REFUSE SUBSTITOTES probably worthless Accepl 2 POND'S EXTRACT only. it e e AT ding Pros- | tant from Omaha, in four hours! Muking allowance for the stops at rail aond crossings, this train travels at the re- mark able speed of sixty miles an hour. It stops at only two stations. Tue Bee, however, stops at every station, It is thrown from the train as the latter files past each town in bundles and quantities of all the The resignation of Ed Leder as constablo | way from five up to 500 copies. of Douglas precinet was ace:pted and John “This 13eE contains every line of news dis- 1. Clapp apnointed to fill the vacancy. The | tributed to subscribers within the shadow of hts in overy berth, will | bond presented by Clapp was rejected, Mr. | Tug Brr building in Omaba, ¥o tho “Union dopot, | Herlin cuiming” chat thore s no vacutiey tn | When the subscriber in this city is_unfold ; 510 aily. Passensgors | the precinct. ng s paper at breakfast, the subscriber in g\l'lcl;::l:lhuila{t~”i~|L ‘E"".lutd}lf poasseEOUS | M. Timime presented a resolution that the | Grand 15 e e e e tuilng this traia avold trapsfer at Coun- | county clerk be instructed to draw a war- | great paper bein gplaced in his hauds at 7:1 cil Bluffs, and arrive in Chicago at 9:30 | rant on the railroad sinking fund to pay the | shap, a. m., in ample time to mase all eustorn | interest on the railroad bridge bonds, due This enterprise costs money. connections. Ticket office, 1301 Farnam | July 1. The resolution was adopted. ever, nppreciated by Tirg. Bui's readers, No 3 F. A. Nasu, S other paper in this section could stand the Al Agent. Nothing adds so much to a person’s appear- | expense. No other paper could stand half ance as a fine thick head of hair of even | the expense. Some of them have tried it and color, ana to assure this use only Hall's Hair | given it up. Revewer. Tue Ber alone sends out a special train, This is something which is done by no other paper in the country. This train leaves Omaha at 3 o'clock in the morni It reach the other stations on the Union Pacific as appears below. Cut out this time table and past it upon the wall. It will tell you when your Sunday papor is due. It will tell you also when to A. Orchard’s special sale de- partment, as you may find just what you need in the furniture line at very much reduced prices, Continental block, 15th and Douglas street. -~ Decision in Favor of Milwauke, The new n Chieago, »i with e About one hundred delegates from the Presented by W. W. Bittner's comedy cowapany, stato are expected to be present and the | Admission one dime. Open from 1 p. . (0 10 p. w. totul number expected will be about five iy thousand. B E M = = The Buptist young people organized their APOLLO WAS A PERFECT MAN. first society on November 1, 1859, at Grand Island. From that small beginning the order PERFECT IN FORM !-MATCHLESS IN WARL artmien tiat spread throughout the state untii now there are forty-five Jodges. The state organization grew to be a natioual one and this is the first convention of the Baptist young peop e Ui Delegates from Lincoln, Beatrice and N can be STRONG Grand_ Island are going on’another train as and VIGOROUS in all respects. far as Rea Oak at which place they will join YOUNG MEN OR OLD, the main party. Rev. C. P suffering from NERVOUS DE- Chicago, will preside at the convention and BILITY, Lost or Failing Man: the matter uuder discussion this afternoon 3;:;’{1?5{;&:.'4‘3.‘5.“ MRl will bo the local and state ovgamizations of any PERHON AL W EARNEDE. sas by Nebraska, An effort will be ‘made to have ored to PERPECT HEALTH aud the next convention held in Omana, 2‘;'3‘:’:1:“:":::"1;" fat¥ "”fi:?_ Wo claim by years of practice by St ) Dr. Konsington, cve, ear, nose and OUGORILY o SbEsthg L throat surgeon. 1310 Dodge strect. & S ingnll Diseas " g A ) bt , = e WILL EXONEIAT OUR NEW BOOK i 7oraifier s Sk g, T Bl o e ERIE MEDICAL CO.BUFFALO, N ALLAN LINK ROYAL MATL STEAMSIP; MONTREAL and QUEBEC pect street. The protes . states that the street has been left in a rough and uzfinished con- dition, Ed T. Breanan,who constructed the cistern at the county hospital, protested against the holding out of &) to repair leakages. The vrotest was considered, but the money was withheld. FoR 4 p PILES, CHAFING, c To Bathe FACE and HANDS when heafed ete, DON'T FORGET. when starfing on vecsfion 1o fakie [T77° with you You are sure 1o need it; ; perhaps VERY MVCH § indeed | the Chicago, & St. Paul Ry, laco sleeping cars of the uukeo & St. Prul Ry., : Or pa i rom It is, how- And dmiidity nnd_ des, IN THE COURTS. IS Swiger's *ssailant Held. A. H. Goodman, the colored cook belonging 0 Selis Brothers’ circus, whoassaulted Will- iam Swiger when the show was here, had o hearing in police court yesterday afternoon. Judge Helsloy bound the prisoner ovor to the Qistrict court in the sum of §50 and charged | look from your door or window and seo Tie him with assault with intent to kill. Ber Flyer rushing through your town with Swiger hos been at the St. Joseph's hos- | the swiftness of the wind: pital over since he was iojured, and for sev- TIE DEE FLYER TIME CARD, cral days it was expocted that he would die. — Dr. Leo snid yesterday that his patient was getting along nicely and would pull througn, but would” probably ba weak minded for a while, ULEY. Interesting Cases Con of the Te Oneof the financial institutions of Omaha sccured a point in Judge Doane's court y torday morning. Several years ago the Equitable trust company of Omaha was organized and com- the business of louning money upon al estate. The business has becn prosper- ous and has brought large roturns on tho in- vestments made by tho stockholdors, A short time ago_the Equitable loan and trust company of Chicago was orgauized and at once opened a goueral office in this city for the purpose of loaning money, ‘T'no Omaha compuny thought the Chicago concern had stolen its thundor and at once sued out a restraining order to prevent the use of tho name, “The Eauitable Loan and Trust Company,” in this juaicial district, The case was 'argued before Judge Do and he decided that the name adopted the Chicago company was an infringeme and cannot be used in this section of the country. “T'ho trial of the case of against ber husband, August Bonzon, was resumed in Judge Doane's court. In this case, tho wife, the plaintiff, is suing for adivorce and the property, 'She charges that her husband is 4 drunkard and although abundantly able finaucially, has failed to pro vide the nocessary means “of support for her- self and the children, The property in con- troversy cousists of ' number of lots and a row of brick flats ut Ninetcenth and Nicholus ng at the Close Report Prepared o4 the Investigation of Licease I ctor Riley, The council committeo appointed to en- quire into the acts of Krank, the son of License Inspector Riley, held a short session yesterds and tomght will submit L and tho report to tho councl. This report [, F0 DERRY and LIVERFOOL will sustain the mayor and his suspension of and loeation of Stateroom. the voung man, but it will oxonorate the Intermodinte md Stevrake atluw ratos. father. Ferdinando Hermillo, a street cor- % ] SERVIOE OF i, oo U SO, O, | STATEL o ity morning. He wformed the committee that LINE, STEAM1T upon o couple of occasions he had paid NEW YORK and GLASGOW. yonng Riley money with the understunding sl TantardgsryrerpRoctoldling that in lieu of the money he was to have a W0 dulr; BLATBIOR NEDRASKA: 1. liccuse. He had not dealt with tne fathor of Brduir REATE QUENORILA LA M. the boy, and knew nothing about his munner Angust th, DB NNYADA 10,4, runbing tho leonso business, CABIN, &5 up Koturn, &6 Stoorugo §1 obpunningituolicenss i WAING Apply 1011, & A, ALLAN, Montreal, or to -~ 01 MOORES. Wbnsh Thoket Ofice. The soft glow of the tea rose is acquired by W. K. VALL, Burlington Tieket Oftice. ladies who use Pizzoui's Complexion Powder, ' DR. BAILEY, Graduate Dentist, h on [tubbor, A portaut Ponas Exfract Co, cmedy ever offorod for th o4, Ilstruly o wondert Mew York and London. Hours for ladios . from 2 o 4 only. DR. McGREW’S3 ment of private dis. ch I8 trull — 1n the tre Millard Thurston Elkhorn aterloo mediolno and co'In hospital practio wilng spociailsts In mods ortespondence. \Writd about 0 1102103, {roo. Ath and Farnam Streets, Omaha Entrance on either street, Phenoling curcs Colds in the Hoad pplica: Catarrh ina very short me Hay Fever Earache o 500 por st TR ILTTIVE Jorbaie st Phanotine i " Mudicine Co, MOORE’S D iy S e The best and cheapest Car-Starter is sold by the Bordad Sellexc G, Chicago, IlL. With it one man can move a loaded car. They Palled Hair. Rosa King, a failen woman, was lugged into polico headquarters yesterday afternoon in o badly dilapidated condition. She started a hair pulling match with one of her frail minutes had things her own way at tho corner of Niuth and Capital avenue, When the smoke cleared away it was found that Rosa had lost considerable hair, besides haviug a couplo of gashes on her head, Oficer Dibborn dressed the wounds and locked the woman up on the charge of fight- ing. w/Tavens. ... m mClurka . § am Sanber | Phumiel | i Amen. | Contrul City i North feind. n Paddock. .o n Bay State | Chapmans w Royers | Lockwood. |+ 111658 0w Sehuyler " m|Grand Island m Lambert o i S g At Grand Island Tk Bee's Flyer con- neets with the early train ou the St. Joseph and Grand Island road and Bres are sent tly ing i sacks to Belvidere, Davenport, Doniphan, Edgar, Fairbury, Fairfiela and Steclo City. Tobins, McCool Junction and Milligun n ched by horse route from Fairbury; Hebrou is supplied from Belvi- dere. At Columbus connection is also mado with atrain from Platte Centre, Humphrey, Madi- son and Norfolk, and a horse run is made to Wagner. Aoeds At Grand Islana also a fast freight is by o - Wo wend_the marvelous French 1ly CALTHOS free, aud & 1 guaranteo that CALTHOS will Use it and pay if satisfied. Atrrers. VON MOHL CO., Kole Auerican Ageats, Clncinaad, Oblo. - ™ JARS FOR HIS SAFETY, Tiena J. Benzon Walte ce Al The friends of William grave fears for that gentleman's safety has been learned that he spent the evening of July 1 at the residence of . H. Wind in Council Bluffs aud speat the night at the Ogden house. He»had expected 1o go to St Louis on the mersing of the 2d, but meet Unexplain Av- ms His Fricnds, N hi aarun Walter entertain | % Y, & S or 1| Py i Crown Work. Teot ‘Al Work w ALL DRUGGISTS SELL 1T, 11 TIES SISTOHNNA TV without plutos . '(;'? ICE, PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM Entrance, luth streot elevator. Open evenlngs —_— The Latest Conundrum, ‘Why is Haller s Sarsaparilla and Burdock streot: Nels Jensen, the logal nead of a family consistiug of 8’ wifo and six small childron, was sentenced to do a turn of one and one-half years in the penitentiary. Jensen was charged with having broken into the carpenter shop owned by Ed, Henshuw wnd with having stoleu therefrom tools of the valuo of #05. Ho adriitted the charge and was sentenced without a trial. A. Hoppe was arraigned before Judge Es telle and pleaded not guilty to the char having wulked away with $110 of Josepn Warrar's money, In this case the wforma- ton charges that on July 7, 18%, Honpe forgea the nume of Ed. Aiuscow to o lund contract, After getting the contract he hunted a vietim, who proves to have been Warrar, for ho swears that he was to have puid Hoppe $400, and did actually pay bim 110 for the worthless paper. o~ Do Witt's Little Barly tasers. Bost pill ever made. Cure constipation ime. None equal. Use them now. Rl B The Gasoline Lamps. Gas Inspector Gilbert took the lamps of the contesting gasoline lightiug companies to the gas works yesterday for the purpose of testing them, but the company’s candle bal ance was broken and the test Was uecessariy postponed. As thore was no other testing apparatus nearer than Des Moines the inspector advised the contestants to take their lamps there and have a test made for the information and guidance of the council in awarding tho con tract forcity lighting, but the bidders did not tako kindly to the idea - - little overy Small in size, great in rosults: Do Witts Litue SarlyRisors. Best pill forConstipa- on, bast for Sick Headache, best for Sour towmuch, like the most popular soap of the day { Because thoy both cleanse the skin and leave it soft and velvety. ki A Sl Marriage Lacenses. The following mareiaza lioyasas wera is- suedby Judya Shiells yesterdy Nawo and address. ris Hansen, Des Moines, Ta ura Hurtz, Omi 1 ) Chester ( hneek wth Omaba...... 0 1 Bertha MoGrath, O BB <sssassiannsenns, £l § W. J, Reynolds, Omaha. A 20 1 Kato Reynolds, fo AL 2 Ao, Gessler's Magic Headache Wafers, Cures al beaduches in 20 minutes. At all druggists Ll That U'riage Case. Judge Dundy stated yesterday that he expected Justice Browor to arrive in Omaha atany time. The justice stated when he went away that be should probably retur: about the widdle of July and it is expecte that he will hand down an opinion in tn Rock Island-Union Pacific case at that time, Horsford's Acid Phosphate. If you are Nery aud cannot sleep, try it. S — Sold Without License. Anton Havelick of Marston was brought in yesterday upon & chargo of selling liquor without license. 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R That the waters of Excelsior Springs, Mo, cannot be questioned. 1. N. Lane, M. D. Medical Mirror, St. Louis, Mo, fng an uncle at the trausfer depot who was eu route west, Mr.oWalter changed bis mind and started at oncefor Now York. Ho intended to! tolegraph friends hero im mediutely upon his arrival at Buffalo, but nothing has been heard from bim and'this has led to the belief that he was on the ill fated passenger tean which was wrecked at Kavenua, O, —— Use Haller's German Pilis, the great con stipation und liver #egulator. - - Fourtd Them safe. Juilor Pav Horrigan recoived a teleeram vesterday afterncon from Deputy Sherift O, G. Decker, dated ut. Raveuna, O., stating that his wife and child were safe and bound for home. 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