Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 22, 1891, Page 5

SOME ONE HAS BLUNDERED. Unforiunate Mistake 050srning the Olifton fotcol Heativg Plans, WILL CCST MONEY TO MAKE IT RIGHT, vins How the Affair Act.ons Mr. Mariin Ky Came Abont of the Foard of Eq Last Night. General pcns tion After the Board of Education had shuffld through a batch of routine night, Mr. Euclid Martin arose and called the attention of the e the fact that tho committes on buildings and property had encountored a white elephant in the basement nf the new Hitchaock school st Clifton Hill. Ho asked the advice of the entiro board as to the manner of dealing with the animal, Mr. Martin explainod that when the comw mittee recommended to the board the adop. tion of the Smead system of heating ana ventilation for tho Hitehcock school it was fully undorstood that the extra brickwork in the basement, necessary for the proper putiing 10 of this system would cost not more than $100. Made a G businoss last ucational congress to t Mistake. The contract price of the Smead furnaces and ventilarors and compieto apparatus for the building, he explained, was $.200, anc with the extra bricl work the total cost was to have been about $1,600. But a mistuke or misunderstanding had occurred, by which the excavating and brick work for the dry dlosets, that form a part of tno Smead system, had not been prop arly dov and to do the work 10w as it should bo done would incur an ad litional outlay of abont £500. Mr. Martin confessed frankly that the expensiveness of the schome had stageored him, and ho as chairman of the committee on buildings and property did not feel like going on with the matter without the consent of the b The heating and venti plant could bo bput in at the roported, but_that would mako it neces to have the closets outside of the building Tn order to bave the Smead system all com- plote in the building with dry elosets in tho basement the extra expense would be abso lutely unavoidable. “What shall we do.about the mattor#” Mr. Martin askod, and thon sat down. For about one minute there was a both pmnful and unbroken, silence Estimating lxtea Expense. Dr. Gibbs broke the spell by asking Super- intendent Hamilton if he had figured tho matter carefully aad if ho didn’t think tho work could bo dono for less money. Mv. tumilton repliod that he had, and the entire cost of the Smead system—brick worlk, excavating and all—would foot up avout 2,120 Mr. Babcock murmurea something about stoves Dr. Gibbs thougnt the Smead system 1n provement rather expensive, but the board had started in to havt a thorough system of heating and ventilation at the Hitehcock site and it would be unwise to turn back or account of @ few hundred dollars. 1t was rather an unpleasant doso to swallow but the board, he thought, had bettor tako it and hopa for the best. Dr. Spalding claimed that all this expense should not boattributod to the Smead sys- tem. He held that it would have cost $1,000 to havo built a cesspool and closots, and with this system that would be saved. Mr. Smyth delivered an impressive speech upou hewlth and hygiene, saying in conclu sion that if the Smead system saved ono solitary little boy from tho Favages of dischse incident to poorly ventilated rooms, it would 2,100, wstructing the committee on buildings and_ property to proceed with tho completion of the Smead Hitehicock schooi was then passed by tho fotlowing vote Yeas— Babeock, Coryell, Gibbs, Martin, Rees, Smyth, Spalding and President Good- man-—S. Nuys—Kelly, Points—i. Bonds and Other Pusimess. Mr. Rees moved that the date of the school bonds be fixed as January 1, 1502 A special committee wis appointed to con sider and determine the rate of intovest that tho school bonds should bear, Dr. Spalding, Mr. Martin and Mr. Points wero appointed as this committeo and wero iustracted to re- port at the next meeting. The resignation of Miss Ella H. Duvis was read and accopted. Miss Luey L. Wood also resigned, Several vapplicants for the janitorship of the Kollom school presented recommenda- tions. A petition signed by about twonty pupils in the vicwmity of the Hartman school, ask- ing for the opening of a nieht school,” was presented and reforred to the committee on nstroction, Miss Lillis Crummel of the Lathrop school was granted a leave of absenco without pay from January 4 until tho opening of the spring term, Superintendent Fitzpatrick reportod that he had closed a room at tho Hartman school by transferving cight pupils in the Eighth grade to auother sehool. The bill of William Lyl Dickoy & Co. for ballot boxes had beon the subject of dispute botweon the board and Mr. Dickey. The bourd had bocome convinced that ‘tho tin used in the new boxes was not first class and Mr. Dickey’s bill was rejected for move thorough examination Miss Whitmore was allowed £20 additional pay for filling the position of assistant prin- Cipnl for two months at tho Lako school in uddition to her work as principal, Some Committee Report The committee on toxt books reported ad- versely upon the question of introducing a vouding book now In manuscript from aud propared by Miss Foos. Tho comwitteo ou judiciary roported in favor of deferring action upon” the paymont of the judges und clerks of eloction until tho cuse now in tho courts pertaining to that sub- ject should bo devided according to law “'he roport was adopted. ‘The same com- mittee reported in tavor of instructing the socretary to petition the city to refund the money pald tho ecity treasurer as taxes for the yoar 1350, Tha report was ndopted. the speciai committeo appoiuted.to preparo a suitable form for the bonds to bo issued v tho school district submitted a bond which was adopted. Mr. kred Porkins registored the usual kick about his salary for the month of September. Ho was employed as enginoer for the manual training departinent, but as thore was 1o teacher for the departaient vutil the middle of October. Mr, Porkins hud nothing to 6o in the eapa ity of an engineer. Ho presented hims nowever, at the building, he claims, and thorefors holds that he should have his salary in full. Tho matter was roferred to the judiclary committce. A'resolution was adopted authovizing the prosidont and socrotary to draw warrants for tho teachors, janitors and all vogulur om ployes of the board for the month of Decom- vor when tho pay rolis were approved by the superintendont, the committeo on heating and voutilation and the committoo on claims, ho secrotary was instruoted to purchinse twenty-tive chairs for the High school musio rooun. introduced and McConnell, Morrison nng About a ¥ Mr. Babeock introduced a resolution to instruct the secretary to purchase some slack coal for the Mason, Walnut Hill, Omaha View and Webster' schools for the purpose of ascertaing whothor or not it would be more economical than to continue the use of lump coal. The resolution provok od a spirited discussion. Me. Morrison thought' it was useless to pu ceal for boating the sohool buid igs uuti it had beon ascertained whother such coal could bo used in tho furnuces of tho school buildings, Me. Martin thought it would be all vight to experiment a litile with sisck coal. If money coulid bo saved by heating the school bulldings with slack coal ho was in favar of burniog slack coal Mr. McCounell moved an ameudment to iho resolution authorizing the committee on \eatlng and ventiletion aud buildings and property to makes oareful experiment witn poriment, chaso slack system i tho' noer for this special of not moro than 82 1 don't want o see any more oxperi- ments,” shoutea Mr. Morrison, rising sua- denly. ““We have experimented all the way from Dan to Beorsheba, from Silicon plaster to a Smead system, and [ am opposed to any further exporiments. Lot the new board experiment i€ 1t wan{s to, but lot us keep on safe ground, Mr. Babcock said that this experiment would cost but a trifle, and might be the means of saving the boare great deal of monoy, Hesald that the buildings in Denver were heated with k coal, and ho didn't seo any good reason why ihe samo might not be done in Omaha, Mr. McConnell's amend ) Mr. Bab- cock'’s resolution was put anl carricd and the olution was then adoy d. Wo d up o toutine, The board then took up tho mattor of fix ing the amount of the city traasurer's bond to be furnished tho school board. I'he mount of the bond that will be required of Mr. Henry Bolln oy the school board was fixed at £500,000, or double the amount of the funds that he will probably have in his pos session belc ing to the school district Mr. MeConnell introduced a resolution ex pressing the idea that the erection of a cen tral school b ding should Lo tho rst uilding operation undertaken in the early spring, so that the building could be com pteted by the openiug of the sehool y next fall The résolution was adoptod. Miss Margaret Vincent was principal of the Sherman school On resolution of Mr. Martin the committee n buildifigs and property was instructod to ascertain if it would not be possible in the near future to get possession of tho rooms in the new city hall building assigned to the Board of Iiducation olocted as -— ou nervous and irritable? A glass of Cook’s Tmperial wine banishes that fecling [t's tho pure g urally fermented. BEGINVING 10 THINK, Board of Eancation Members Dis- cussing School Sites =eriously. The articio 10 Tur Morxixe BEs of yestor- day, calling attention to the situation with reforenco to the Kellom school site has sct the members of the school bourd to thinking and talking about school sites in gencral i'he disposition of the Izard school when tho Kellom school nas bsen completed is Roing to create considerablo aebate in tho board. When the board decided to build the Kellom school it was argued that the Jzard school could be entirely wiped out soon as the Kellom school was opened. The suporintondent says now, how. ever, that if the pupils from tho Izard school ars all taken to the Kollom with the pupils now i the Paul or the old building, they will complotely fill tho now building and then no relicf can be led the Lake school. It is doubtful, therefore, if tho lzard school can he abaud- oned and’ sold. uperintendent Fitzpatrick thinks it would bo advisable, in the noar future, to open a branch High school at the Kellom for pupils in tho north end of the city. Speaking of eligible locations for school buildings yesterday a member of the board A mistake was made in_purchasing the Paul or Koellom school site. The building is now very awliwardly situated, being shut off from the principal street that runs past it, but L am in hopes that we shall eventuaily st that strip of ground now owned by Mr. Harbaugh and have a frontage on Twenty- sccond sireet, as we intended when the ground was purchased. Since this matter has been brought up, it 1s well to consider some other school sites when new builain are to be erected the coming summer. ‘I'her s the Hickory site, for instance, at Sixth and Hickory. Thoso lots are ndarly forty feot above the grade. 1t is absurd and extravagant, in my opinion, to attempt to bring those fots to “grado. 1'think the board should dispose of those lots ana buy ground more eligible for school purposos. This matter of locating school buildings should be very carofully considered. Tho board has o orrors already and an honest effort should bo made to avoid blunders in the future.” The delicious fragrance, refroshing cool- ness and soft beauty imparted to the skin by Pozzoni's Powder, commands it to all ladies, e e Reel's Grocery Stock. The grocery stock of Hiram I, Iteel, at 522 North Sixteenth street, which was placed in the hands of the sberiff a short time ago for tho benefit of the creditors, was sold yoster- day at assiguec’s sale. The stock was bought by the assignee at #4,250, Plere were several grocers present and the stock was thoroughly inspocted. It was the opinion of all present that tho stock sold for all 1t was worth, The goods held by tho ereditors includ ovoral wigons, teams and other appurtenances belonging to the busi ness. Somo of the wagons have been sold and others will be disposed of soon. The total indebtednoss 1s about $16,000. e e DoWIitv's Littie Early Risers. pill_ever made. ~Cure coustipation time. None equal. Uso thom now. Az Insolvent Insurince Companies. Hanuisnura, Pa., Deo, 21.—Judge Simon- ton today made a decree dissolving tho Farm- ors and Mochanics Fire Insurance company of Millersburg, Merchants of Altoon, Pa., and Dauphin [ire Insurance com pany of Dauphin and appointed re coivers, The companies are mutual fire - Aurance compnios and are insolvent. Constipation polsons tae blood; DeWitt's Little Early Risors cure constipation. Tho causeremoved, the disease is gone. Orangoe Blossoms Wianxaroy, Del,, Dec. 21.—Miss Louie Loe Bayard, daughter of ex-Sccrotary of State Bayard, and Dr. Frank Angell of Now Yorl were quictly married this afternoon at the howe of the bride’s father, DeWitt's Litue tiarly Risors for tho liver, S Al Secoming Very ¢ ommon. Loxnoy, Dee. 21.—Lord Howard do Wal- den has, bogun proccedings for u divorce from his wife, Lady Howard do Walden has instituted o countor-suit agaiust her husband for a divore -~ PERSONAL PARAGRAPUS. Bost littlo every B. W. Hayes of Boatrice is at tho Miltard D. P. Rolfo of Nebraska City is at the Pax- ton. Dr, L. F. Paxton, Finnell of Hamburg, To., 13 stopping at tho Paxton. Theodore Beyschlagot Nebraska City is at the Millard. 5. A, Parks of Ord, Nob,, is vegistored at tho Dellone. 1. H. Mitchell of Ord, Nob,, the Dellone, Robert B, Daly of South Sioux City, Net is at the Arcade, C. J. Smith and Ralpn Roberts of Fremont aro at the Murray. John Q. Thacker of North Platte is domi- ciled at the Millard W. H. Spafford of Grand Island 1s tered at the Murray W. M. Stone of Schuyler, Neb., tered at the Arcaae. Mr. Victor Rosewater is homo from Colum- bia college for tho holidays. George Ingles and wife of Wilcox, Neb, are registorea at the Paxton, H. H. Wirt, a grain dealor of Broken Bow, is at the Arcade with his son Mrs, C. rewer of MoeCook, among the I ats at tho Paxton George Raymond, & hardwaro wman of Beatrice, is registorod at the Ar ade. A. D, So , & commission Fremont, and John ( ey place, are at the Deilone Councilman Chaffee returned yesterday morning from @ two weeks' business trip through thoe lumber rogions of Texas. General Willlam W. Lowo aud family went east over tho Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul railway last evening to Chicago. E. A. Eaton, editor of tho Aspin, ( Morning ‘Times, is in the city visiti vrother, Ray Eaton, of the World-Hera w. Rector and wife and Miss Minnio Hawke, sister of Mrs. Reetor, have returned fromn an eastern trip, and are at the Paxton, 8. H, H. Clark, vice presidont of the Union Pscifio, and W, W. Burus of the Montuua Union roud, & “stuo of the Uuiou Britt of Plattsmouth is at the is stopping at is regis- Neb., is merchant of of the samo Puaille, MAsk coul and to employ A evmpetent engi- | are registered at she Millard. wuson s n x| [INCOLY CAPTURES A PRIZE, | Local Oapitaliats Beet 8ugar Plant, MACHINERY Capacity of the Contempl sugar factory. senting the firm whica erected the factory at v has beea in conforring with the officers of tho ado and prominent proposition. joint company ho ompany will be agrees that his Turnish the experts Lhe plant will b fully as co United States and will have a ca 3 430 tons of pure granulated sugar Further than this, the fi be squipped with machinery But tho only v in the represents the company ereeted tho big factory now in operation at and the success at that plac ho kuows 1 he says that Dyer Bros. ¢ American to this country from E'rance or Bel Smooth Swindler Arr Humphre Julian hotel in this city. tho strength of a_telegram received uthorities of Humphroys came to Lincola a week ago and ed at one of thy lead Seaking out the ho had had hotel clerk und desived u situation in | Sarpy county. good hotel in the west, 1 references aud the next day went to Omaa, 10 hotel propriotor wrote to tt in Chicago and tho replies indicated that Mr. bad the very smooth article. ed from Chicago contained a newspaper stating that Humphreys was wanted out of 29, once forwarded to Lansing wnd tho authori hold the man. turned from Omaia last Friday snd secured | this matter is to look at a position as clerk at 1he St. 3 apparently about #) years old well dressed and a good talker. ud nas ocen weeping in his cell all the atternoon. Senator Peffor Wants to Know. Thayer today received a letter nator Pén requests In investign I [ have difficuity in ascortainin what part of the property iisted for taxes is Will you kindly favor me with sucl ation on this vomt s the s stite show for any on value of ail property isted for viding between real and personai (if s n s made unde much of it is money Thayer refe State Board of Statistics that bureau directed tne bewhiskered the sunfiower state to the conyres- of the ed Willow County e Commissioner of the matter of sending a train load ot Nebraska corn (o th ers of Russia, sicner Ludden contrioute her share of the corn and that o I would commence gath interesting part of th count) was one of the counties that recewved the State relief commission last and aro now the first to rospoud to tho ory of distress from others. They'll Be Married in n Week, A green young O street block morning, all because sary credontials to prove th i At tho police stution’ thoy their names s told Judge Cochran vere anxious to get of conjugal provisions of the statutes in sich cases mado > oncumbered with Missouri and ne 1 which to brove her assertion that she has a divoree. In the Supreme Court, fuvolving an law was flled court today dis eutitled Barrett vs the lower court Barrott, in his legal capacity guardian_of Provincher for tria thy oy was dead tho court to dismiss the court sustamed tho missed tho case The supreme court is askod for a ited W oman With a Gun, Harry Rhodes is the namo of a young man i the city jul under tho chavge of | Kichard Sweeney stealing a silk dress valued at #40. Havey stole the dress from his 1 it to a dusky dive in the haif world whote ho pawned it for husband’s revolver and aftel nau coufuss to the 'ompany her to the house where ho Hore the handy revolver again haa the best of the argumont und the colored siren gave up tho dress, Ludden Pleasant] Ludden, paste eran church comumissioner of treated to a pleasant surpriso Saturday eve occasion was M. thirty-seventh { in upon him to "’'hey brought with them s handsomely od chair, to remind him of the esteem in which he Is held by his friends. The jury in the Bossleman adultory case is with no an agrosment suliug with In the Warfel divorc it relates to v at the uew Lausing theater finisbed | V'3 their work today Tho residonce of Prof tined today on stod today for cruc rLraim swore out the complaint 2olloy cume down from Omaha last al employment us a B, badly crushed that toda, | Today the city OMAHA DAILY BEE ravels Will Ereot an Inimense WiLL BE USED) /[ WEFSS telligoatiy on t ted Factory Hundred and Daily ~Other 1 News Notes. Three country within Tons b is the al attending beet years has of the busix oven with ranching has never bo tho Tho chancos are that the 1 will bo tho next in Nebraska 0 tho shape of a Mr. Arthur Stayner, big beet ropro groat oue pre provabilitics of immense. “These thing Lincoln several capitulists, that he will make flis proposition will npany will be represouts to take the capital a majority of the stood today Fole mark stosk, The I " have grower 1| selt with company Wil | ¢ namically rate the factory. | for the upper plote as any in | tain to mak Lincoln to of ferent, will be United States, Dyer Bros ayner | raiser is to which anywhere, point wh is & guar- what he is talk icast be n put plant equal to any in the jod " with machluery shipped ested. s, day clerk at the St was today arrosted | Of Periv Lansin hotels as from | corpus, proprietor, ho | such long exverienco | nustling the He leftseveral | )¢ reforence sputation of being a Oneof the letiers re- hog market, a cc day: “I believe Mich., for swindlng a botel y today wircd Chief of Polico Humphreys ve- | mueh corn, Julian, where found Eim today., Ho Is @ 1o takes his and the of Kunsas in which ho some information. He ng the general subject of state | g cars of hogs. scords of year sines 18707 is sinipily the total assessed tuxation. your Laws. and d the letter torthe and the ofticers of states. market. 2 Magic in Washineton wheve the an- [ Blum’s hall. now cot ponds. Ludden, who will | The( fawishing farm- wong ke arrived at his ofice in the Columbus, O., Agricultural Omaha. ¢t and at ouce wrote Com South Omaha y it Red Willow eounty futu a ring it in today. Tho s that Red Willow | Wher he b farmers prospered this year Miss Coe I, couple wero arrested in an about 3 o'clock vesterday thoy lacked the neces- t they wero man zuvo J. Bertram aud Lena Benton that they marriod and if he woul 50 they would gladly enter felicity under the the tin Miss heart aisease, cemoter, s that Lena was at husbend in the judgo gavo her a weck's 1L sec cemotery. this evening, iutoresting point of with the clork of thi supremo 1t comos from Fillmore connty, Provincher, In stroets and the the weather, last night. Alunson Barrett, sued [ d44v evenin 230 duo thoe hoy as wages, [ T fact was doveloped that the | listen to the The defense at once moved as0 on tho ground | clal had 1o Loy motion, dis- The funeral e 1d taxed tho costs up to o'clock at St alady and carricd Pao landiady secured hor making the thoft compelled Thero is & association quictly done, growing, Sarprs of Graco Luth- wid also the very eficiont state labor and statisties, was Luddeu's birthday, and his frionds remind bim of tho ingg for the Your which will always servo your city, immediate prospects of They hay siuce Saturday Young building, L Mon's the verdict aso Judge Fioldsto- | 9¢upied b ) of divorce so far as ke ment of alimony and at who lave been paiuting the | \iiai"y Wanamak: adeipain buildir Jones was quaran Pk y wccount of diphtheria. the city scaven to auimals. was ar Health oM May Tho propr il Bluffs, wa Omata police, Satur Zht he had his Lross of wted (e Fremout ho world and lust night St authorities prooured traus- A AWy Priest th gation same timo it must b Amorican peoplo are very quick to supply o 1 need in any of our market a variety of other kinds of some years bean substituted for beef. faith in the divectors | beof cattle, and wiio keeps his head, good as possible, and rounds of money in tha courso of time. In case of any great aict, any kind of prep; something whoso und to get his boof can be mum of expenditure, Such feeders will at comparat future developineuts of tue business.” Hustied m. William Jeans ¢ on complaint of Deputy Vie McCarthy of Sarpy county on the chargo Ho was brought to the South Omaha jail for safe keeping uatil this morn Mich ing. It was learned that a mo afoot to get him whereugon a proceeding by s prisoner 3ins was 4 prominert cent damage suit vrought by John S. against the World Publishing company. Drouth Dy In talking aoout tho effect of drouth on the nmisetor man said 4o drouth of last year was Toe letter was at | 8 pretty good thing aft ors, as it demonstrated togs can bo fattened and Allone has to do in_ considering ity The fireman’s ball occurs this evening at alescent. A girl baby has been born to Mr, and Mrs, Jolin Dowd, 2719 R street, tholic fair closed last_evening, and the articles remaining were raftied off. victims of the grip are Fred ~ Granthan and Miss Alma Francis, state house this worning he found a lette Mr. IR. B. Montgomory, an awaiting him from Judge C. W. Bec tary of the Red Willow Count Judgo Beck read the proposition in [ My, vy 1ome tiere Cocicrell has returned from Des Moines, been in coll the holidays at home. ‘e body of tho H-months-old ehild of Jobn Blanck that died Saturday - was Laurel Bilt yesterdag. Huat, Hunt, has returned Des Moines, to spend Christmas. Tho first annual dance of the employos of department of Cudaby’ establishment occurs Christmas eve. Anna Blanchard, F. Blanchard, has returned colluge to spend the holidays at home. Tho vody of . was imterred in Lauvel Hill atsi p. m , with N The funoral over the remains of John Ham- merstrom occurred at the Swedish church, 1d the intcrment took place at Laurel Hill Board of '] roport of the committeos ap- pointed to look into the conduct of tho finan ffairs of the capucIty o sue, | necessary, in regard to the same reises over tho romains of Dudley Sullivan Agnes church, a meeting of the Ancient O Workmen was hold, 10 mako urrangein inter the body of fitting_ceromonios law of the decensed, WANT A Blutrs Workinz or o Pormanent Home. wovement - on Biuffs to erect n fine building. The but the and the project will soon become a tangible fact In A speech At San bofore tho Young tion of that city Wanamaker said 1 can tell you avout tho proposed new build- tion of San Fran and from what I have seén of and the mass of youngmen who are hers, | do not know thit Odds and Ends, thing, or one that w than to ance of the monoy neadéd and Christian 1 speal cukrdadly when 1 say that [ believe the mugniticantbuilding owned the s and its many bra are i Sh hargoed voster- | fugitive from just with o barber TUESDAY Praparations are boing matte for tho enter ainment of tha vention whicl moots portation to Towa for tiek afig she contiuved | AT DY | N X ~ = farmets ‘nlliance state con hore Juauary 10 SOULH oML Possible Beet shortage A Colorado stockman yrho was at the stoc! yosterday hear persons who are in.a position to talk i y subjuch express the opiuion t beof stortags will occur in this L fow yoars, ave given for this opinion, snd awong them sadi, 1*We occasionally Various reasons that -the - discouragement producing ! the last few driven @ s and has 30 dish Spocial | that they are not liable to go into it again great seen rival which it once was: that our stoadily incrensing and is sure to requiro o nany more oding, and that the possibilitics and OUE eXpOrt trudo ur many _out irtened them groat encourngement, that its best days and will of farm beef growing population 18 cattlo each yeny thun the simply are trae enough. But at the remembored that the and that moats have fol futuro of that tho beef supplies him vroduces as strikes veliove stock, the murket, shortage, which somo pre attle, wood, bad or indif- ain to mako mouey in the future of which they talk Safo plan for the cattle ro for the production of quality will recommend procass down to made with a miwi vely independent of the Across the Line was arrested in Omaha Sheriff ement was out_on a writ of habeas MeCarthy forestalied fug 8 bugyy and across the line 1into ness in the ro- . Mullen n't Afrect Pork. ostor- sall for stock ras- Beyona doubt that Faised without 50 the liberal veceipts of togs this scason, all of which were sup- posed to bo dependont upon last year's cor crop, yet the o condition as any ever ro oriage on L‘-nn did vt upparentl, affect them in the least. cers have peen in as fiuc ived in the market, Yard and Office Notes. Hugus, Mullison & Heal of Sarat had three cars of grass H. Halthuson, a Colorado range c: brought in two cars from Colorado Springs. S. Senseai Kknown shipper from Cra 30, Wyo., wmarkot. cattlo man, s on the an oxtensive and well brought in three ‘Phe Sand Creck Land and Cattlo company a well known range firm, marketed six car of cattlo from Rawlins, Wyo. Jon Cook uf Wahoo splendid polled-Angus steers that aver: 1,357 1bs and brought $k.55, marketed a load the top o sinintuves, uditor of Nebraska ave | Mrs. Bewmke, who has beon seriously ill, is on file, in which tie information wanted can casily be obtained. attorney from has decided to locate 1n South 1 R. Sage and bride arrived in crday und will make their , and will speud ouricd 1u daughter of C. M. from Drake university, vacking daughter of M. from Bellevue W. Harris, who died with onic honor: Two immersions occurrad at the Christian chureh Sunday ovening and three dtdutos will g0 througn the same ceremony nore can- Owing to the swamplike condition of the threatening aopeavance of the city couneil did not conveno Lue session will be held Weda, ade meets this evening to and take action, if oceur this morning at 9 Last evening for of United 1ts to the deceasod brother with Mossrs, William and of Lincoin, brothors-in- ived yostorday. Sl BUILDL G Y. M. ¢, A, Quietly foot in Council ung Mon's Christian work 18 interest is gradual are that the being inaications Veancisco Iast Awril Mexi's” Christian associa Postmastor General Join “Iam moro anxious than Men's Christian associ sco, It is u groat work, Your country you' eould do & grander 10 Be of more honor to speadily supply the bal- crect tho association new yelution in Philadelpk 103, ura worth mor Philugelpbia and to the state of Ponnsylvania than tho tral railvoad, Liberal things should be pro e your w Pennsylvanin Cen K hor r gave $100,000 to the Pnil 000 in one year to the state worl 1n 1 For a disordered livor try Beecham's pilis A sare n woman and the bt il repute in Coun: last ¥ Lidlo of last woek, and | Priost was arrested last Friday s belnga | DEC EMBER 22, 1801 M | A farmer had six pieces of chain of into ah end piece of thicty If it costs eight conts to cut n if & new endless chain could be bought be saved by the cheapest plan? 1 containifl To each of the fi this elover chain pu 1,000 pors a marvelous puzzle game ' Pig one who masters it “[3LIND LUCK" Is the most wondc designed for v s in Clove wrchesi,” et mysterion invented, aud is becoming a era aoxical and tantalizing beeaus loss, while those who play by fuck w It is mor and yet, tho author says, *"T'o prov on the surfuc exists regarding my old “14:15 1?42 all” may send ten cents to pay posta 1821, New York. Take choice of (i luck or intuition. T will present a t roOwI {5th and Douglas St card.”—SAMUEL LOYD, Author. T offer the ahove prize merely as an the firm of Browning. King & Co., on ac conntry, which onables me togivo an ord style and fit is the nearest approach to fi store in the United States. tremely low. BIOWHIH RELIABLE Open till 9 P. M. Evenings Until suspicious charactor, Priest bocame en- amorcd with her and left a wife and family for tho disreputablo woman. In Towa itis a folony to conduct a house of prostitution and upon that charge a warrant for th Thomp- son woman’s arreat was issued. She will bo taken back to Council Bluffs, e ooy o 5 o Best Treatment for L Grippe. Remain quietly athome until all symptoms of the disease disappear, and thon when 0 out > the body well clothed and the feet well protected so that thoy will remain dry and warm. Take Chamberinin's Cough Remedy as di- reeted for a severe cold. If frecly taken ns 5000 05 the first symptoms of the disoase ap- pear, it will greatly lessen the severity of tho avtack, and its continued uso will provent dangerous consequences, provided, of course, that reasonably good - cure be taien of the general system and to avoid exposure. For pain in the chest, which 15 very apt to appear, saturate @ flannel cloth with Cham- verlain’s Pain Balm and bind it over tho seat of pain. It will reliove the pain and perhaps provent pneumonia. This treatment was followod by many thousands of persons and families during the winters of 1550 and 1500 and was uniformly successtul. 1t greatly lessened tho severity of the attack and prevented puoumonia or other dangerous 1encos. Six Younz Men Make & d on a Photographer’s Sample Case, Six young men who were not satisfiod with a looking-gluss in which they could aamire themselves thought, a fow days ago, that their countenances and handsomo features would appear to better advantage by having them photographed on tintypes. Tho half- dozen young men, with this end in view, went to the Eiite studio on arnam strect and ordered a group picture of thomsolyes. Boforo leavine tho wallory, however, thoy saw a number of othel they thought were very pretty, and would bs ad- wired by curious oyes as much us those of hemseclves, While tho photogaplier was not looking at the men they disappes , and about 700 cabluot paotographs also disapponved’ with them, It is bolioved that tho sneak thieves dosire to uso the pictures for immoral purposes and for aisreputanle publicatio and as thero are photographs of many prominent society ladies and men 1 the lot of pictures stolen, the proprictor of the gallery immediately re. ported the steal to the polico, in order thav th thieves may be apprehended bofore they got in their nefarious work. todidit b LIS Gosaler's Magic 110311209 Wafors, Curas a headuchesin 20 minutes. toall drugsists In ¢ harigy's Nome, A vory creditublo doll show and fair was hold at Metropolitan hall yosterday afte noon und last uight by the ladies of tho Jew- 1sh soc v T'he leading ladies conuectod with tho enterpriso wero: Mrs, Morse Slo mun, Mrs. 5. K. Katz, Mrs, - A, Calin, Mus, M. Cabin, Mrs, George Hoyn, Mrs, Haus, Mrs. L Now, Mrs. Al Jacobson and several others. Some of the more valuable dolls were vaftled oft, ‘The proceeds of the faiv uh-] sale of dolls will be devoted to charitable Flavoring Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAYORS. Vanilla Lemon Orange - Almond - Rose etcy, and deliclously ae the freeh frults Of pertect purity, Of great strength, Ecenomy In their use Flavor as delicately ink open simplo than Tit-Tat-T and to avoid a similar uncertainty to that correspondence with my little nine year-old lad, to the party winning the game within 30 ds G LINK five links each, which he wanted made and cight cents to wold it e o dollur and a half, gain, and how much would our stora a corroct “BLIND of the famous * ete., who offors a $20 suit of mswer o LUCK,” 1415 Pu clothes to any v handsome copy of 15 by t 20 autho scinating and i ictivo gn It Js parn- figure out over the Unitod States, o who caleala w only in. 0o, and can be learned in two nks, that ther than which is more in it appenrs oven yet who thinks ho “knows it IND LUCK,” B. O, Box ud play and try o game by entively by wenty-dollar order for clothing on ning, Klng & GO” Omaha 0. anyone zoto 3 tor so who plays THE LEADING CLOTHIERS OF AMERICA s after the receipt of this tho vuz count of the branch storss throug hout the ler for a suit of clothes, wiich for quality ne custom tailoring to be found in any incentivosto solv e, and select We have a line of goods that will make acceptable and useful holiday gifts for men and boys, and the prices are ex Kmor & Ol CI.OTHIERS Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas. Christmas, after which time we will close at 6:30 P. M. YouGanSiopa Gough at any time with DOCTOR HER'S IT WILL CURE A GOLD IN TWELVE HOURS; A 25 cent Bottle may save you $100 in Doctor's bills—may save your life. Ask your Druggist for it. IT TASTES GCOD. Dr, Acker’s English Pllls CURE RILIOUSNES! Small, plensant, o favorito with (ho fadtea, For sale by Kuhn & Co., and Shorman & McConnell, Omaha. LAW UFFII‘ES MORTIMER F. TAYLOR whit O, Laclede Bullding, i (w0 0 U, better to take Scott’s Emulsion of cod-liver oil when that decline in health begins—the decline which precedes consumption — rather than wait for the germ to begin togrow in our lungs, “Prevention is better than cure;” and surer. The say- ing never was truer than here. What is it to prevent con- sumption ? Let us send you a book on CAREFUL LIVING ; free. Shemisis, 132 South sth Avenue, Ision of cod-liver st NI .Ul{t\fil’xr Natlonal Bank 0. 8§ DEPO:ITOR OMAIIA NER Cupital e $400,000 surplus vt BB.000 Otticors and Directors - Tenry W, Yatey, Prositent Lowls 8. Toaod, Viow Prasidont: ("B Muurioo. W V. Mcrso, Joiin & Colling, It G Cashiog, J. N, Ik Patrick, W. 1L 3. 1ughos, Cashior THEIE [RON BANK, UNION DEPOT HOTEL, Corner 10th and Muson Strasts. Now bullding, now furnituee, overy thing firs olmsk: finest location in the city: A1l modsen tia Provements: Stoam Heat: Gus: Call Bells: Dath and Harbor Shop In connoetton; Klacirle and Cabla Cara to any part of the ¢ ey uy and bo eon ¥incod that wo hive the hest house for the monoy | wost of Chicago. Rutes from $.00 t 0 8150 por duy FREEm WEAK MEN New, Co wiy. 1 Tmpoteney, J. 0. MOLUSE, Los 4y Albiou, B SUCCESS CONTINCES. Dr. 0. Goo Wo's Famous Ohinsse Romedioa- Road the Testi- monia's from Pa'lonts Who Have Boon Curod AFTER TWO MONTHS TREAT- MENT HE WAS CURED. To Whom it May cern I have boen a sufforer for many years and have tried o great many dooe tors and patent medicinos but never gave nre much help. The doctors pro- nounced my ense Bright's hopoless I sutfered il nnd got no reliet e of africnd, 1 went to » Wo, the Chinese doctor of Omaha. I took h for two months and am completely cured I owe my cure to the Chinese doctor and am thankful to him for it. Very truly, A MOG L, Oakland, foo much eannot be said in praiso of Dr. C. Gee Wo's famous remedies. Con- medicine To Whom it May Concern: [ desire to say in favor of Dr. C. Gee Wo, tho Chi- nese doctor, that he has done mo more food than L ever got before in my life for indigostion and stomach trouble, ferom which I was a constant sufferer for many years, | tried nearly all the doe- tors of any repute an my loeality, and not until T was advised by a friend to call on Dr. Wo did I receive the least show of improvement, Aftor taking his medicine for 2 months 1 ean suy I am entively cured and my former health vestored I owe it all to Dr, C. Gee Wo's skillful treatment and can recommend anyone suffering as I was to call and give him a trial He is a first class physician and can cure a person when he promises to do so. Yours truly, J. HOLMGREN, 2550 Cass streets Dee. 8, 1891, Omaha, Neb,, FROM MT. AYR IOWA. Dr, C'. Gee Wo, Om1ha, Neb.: Dear Doctor: . [ have your lotter of the 15t inst., and i reply will say [ do not think I shall require further troat- ment from you.us the medicine vou sent has had ‘the desired effeet and has entirely cured me of my indigestion troublés, and tho general condition of my health is so much improved that T think Iam weil. Also my nervous sys- tem is all vight. Plenso accept my sincore thanks for the great favor you have done mo, and vost assured [ shall not let an_opportu nity pass to return the compliment by vecommending your skillful assistanes to anyone needing treatment My friond who was taking your rheu- matism remedy is also golting better rapidly You may publish this letter if it will sist you or help you in any w CHAS! STOT Mt. Ayr, Ta., Dee. 2, 1891 Call and see him; consultation free. OFFICE, 510f N. 16TH ST. - —_— AMUSEMENT. 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