Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1892, Page 6

RESULT OF RECENT RAINS High Water Sorionsly Damaging Nebraska City Proporty BURLINGTON BRIDGE IN DANGLR Flood of the Missouri Rapidly Rising— Property of the Ruironts Beng Pr Forco of tected by n Workmer July 8.—[Spec I'ha Missouri has Nennaska Cr Nob,, Telegram to Tur Bre rison five 1nches during thelast twenty-four houvs, reaching the highest poiut of tho season, Much anxiety for the I3, & M. bridgo 1s oxprossed, but a larre force ot men aro working o protect 1t with rock and brush FOR CHAUTAUQUA VISITORS, Interesting 1 ises to be Introdueed at the State Assemblies To-day. Bearuice, Neb, July 8.- [Special to Tie will be & great day at tho Pue national holiday Ber. | Tomorrow Beatrice Chautauqua. will be observed with appropriate pateiotism eommingled with a decorus Chautauqua pro- gram. Robert Nourso will aeliveran address at tho tabernacle in tho morning at 11 o'clock. Thegreat feature of the day, how of Chaplain McCabo ifternoon, beg ie addry ever, will be ot thoe tab acle in the His st will be, in Libby Prison.’ 3 MeCabo's drawing qual a platform lecturer, Rey. 1% C. Jo furnish Tk b ion as be 10 know Chaplain for yeirs. heard him preack, sing and lecture 1ot hiesitate to say that for ail that platform speaker, Cha na to no onc in o entitled tutes a pout McCave is sec States, His | Siae of Livby 1 und effeciive bit of platform s heard. No passion of tho hum untouched. - 1t abounds in ail of oratory. Wit, humor, pathc follow each other until the hoar: Bort of & combination of all himself. recites the experinee of our prison, tells of their suffering and of tho in- dignities thrust upon them, tho patriotic soul fecls the livliest sympathy with tho nation’s cause and the wution's defonde Tears, laughter, shouts, follow tho spc forgots the stire Neb., July A the timo approaches for the openitg of tho sixth annual session of the Long Dine Chautauqun, the officers are Bctivily engaged in arvanging for tho most and one 1 LoxG Tur Bee. | v N Bucce:sful assembly ever held here. The superintende rrounds is at work with a force of mc nstructing bridges, which hod out during the high water this and preparing thoe erounds for camp- purposes. The grounds.denominated Nebraska” wero never more beautifvl. ‘Thio folinge is heay more luxuriant thanheretofore, and, 0w 10 the late sprine, will retain its freshness throughout the 1 season. 'T'he assem- bly opens July 21, and continues to August 1. mg the “Yosemite of st Polnt News N July of inco pecial to poration of for accept the new ance. At a weeling of citizeus Monday, tho following committee was appointed to solic stock: Joo Kuntz, William Stilven, W. A. Black and L. Rosentnal. The committee is mow at work soliciting subscriptions to the stock and 1n a few duys the people of W Point will be able to announce the cowmp orzanizntion of auother concern that will a credit to the city. Charles Jankele was arrestea mworning for violation of the ording fug to Sunday closing, At the hearing the case was postpoued until the 13t i This is the first violation of the Sun- y law under the new council and will be mado a test case. ‘The members No. 27, Ancient | nd friends of Jordan lodge ce and Accepted Mosons were entertained day evening at their hull by installation ceremonies and later at Krause’s hall, where supper was pro W. I. Krause, retiring master, was s officer and tho following ofile fnstalled for the ensuing y D. ( snaster; A. Barnett, senior warc Uajicek, junior warden; C. L. sroasurer: . O, Krause, : ¥rause, sonior denco! junior ‘doacon: A. Bunk. senior Charles Nitz, junior sentinel; J. D. Kornig, tiler. After’ the supper was disoussed tho appy throng returned to the lodge room o games woro payed until the electric Yghts warzed them to £o home. News i Lk Crerk, Neb., July al to Tur: ;.| —There were two fine rainsin this Jocality Friduy, and now prospects for crops wre excellent. Farmers ave preparing to harvest their wheat this week. Some talk of a bevter crop than last year. Kuoil & I'racy, the néw grain buyers of this placo, have boen very busy of lite tak- tng 1 wheat and corn from the farmers, Tho peopie are talking up a new sehool house, which is much needed, tho old ono being'a disgrace to tho town and district, I'ne disteict is wealthy and the people intelli- gent, aud no doubt will vote bouds and build. ). L. McBrine, county superinteadent of Tecumseh, was in town vesterday lookiug after the school 1ntorest J. B. Ogden was electod treasurer at the school meoting. A 20-mill tax was lovied, The IParmers and Merchants bauk paid out to local farmers for grain and stock during June the sum of §14,520.03, The Ilpworth ieague of the Methodist Episcopal church has grow in seven months to & membership of fifty-two. Normal Colloge ablican Club, Fremoxt, Nev, July 8.—[Special to Tun Bee.|—The pupils of the Fremomt Normal oollogo held & meeting vesterdsy morning at 6:30 o'clock and organized a republican cam- paign club and elected the following officers : Votson, prosid Currio Haggard, vico prosident; J v, Jr,, socretar W. H. Goff, troasuror; o Gustis, Eva Georgo and Hugh Walker, exocutive com: The club starts with fif charter 1t will organizo at once a young ladies marebing club to take t in parades oud campaign meatings, This 15 tho fifth republicau club 8o far organized w Dodgo county. Gering's oom, Genring, Nev, July 3,— [Special to Tne Beg.]—~More building will be done mn this city this season than ever before. A 10,000 160-barrel rollor will will be put in, with water power from a tuil race of the central frrigating caual. Two new churches, a Methodist and a Baptist, oneof them already commenced, will be erected. Several bus- ness houses, residences and minor 1mprove- wents have already been begun, with others in sight. ‘The extremely favorablo outlook for u good harvest, both under the irnzating canals and otherwise, has iospired a genoral feeliug of prosperity and progress. Plentcked at Nobruski City. Nennasks Ciry, No. July 8.— | Special Telo- grum to Tur Bek | —Fifteon hundred Danes arrived in the city by special tralns over the Kunsas City road this morning for a plenie under the auspices of lodges Nos. 1 and 19 of Owaba and No. 10 of Council Bluffs. Tho guy was passed pleasautly. The picnickers lefvat 10 o'cloek for nome. A large number remaived Lo spend tho Fourth of July in this cily. On ale's I OakpaLe, Neb,, July 8.—[Speclal Tele gram to Tuk Bek,) - Exercises at the reunion today were mostly of o roligious charactor, Rov. Charles W. Savidge of Owaba do- livered ono of bis stirring sermons to one of the largest audiences ever assemblod in this ty. It was a sormon suited Lo the occasion. Chanlain Lozier entortained the nudience in the afterncon by one of his unique sermons. Falrbuey Laprovemonts, Faiknuny, Neb, July 8.—Special to Tug B |~Toe city council contracted with the Fairbury electrio light and power company for fifteen aro lights at $110 per apnum. Tho Lights will bo put iu 8t ouce or as s0ou as the | | company can put in another dynamo, the one now in use being taxed to its full capacity with cou clal lights and tho four city lights now in use, Kitn's Social Life, b, July 3.—([Special to Tne been ¥ FRANKLIN, Bee.|—Soel joying quite n- life in Frankiio by The boom. entertainments started by a reception tendered to Mr. and anu Mr MeKinnon by the citizens of tho community. Mr. M on left Wednes | day for his new field of work at & where he will be prin al of the public sctiools. He served in that capacity four | years al this piaco snd has gained & good reputation as one of the vest of educators Monduy ovening was the oceasion of a sur- prise party for Colonel J. D. Gage, it veing his 50th birthday. A large numbver of per- sons from this vicinity participated, James Black presented him with a gold headed cane as a testimonial of the esteem he was held in by his friends, Tuesday evening was the oceasion of the wooden wedding of Prof. and Mrs. A. C. Hart, and theix residence was filled with the best citizens of the community. An enjoy- able ovening was spent, Cora Smith, one of Omaliw's teachers, & frionds here during ber vacation. S, Dutchier, who has been pastor lethodist congregation hera for tho past nine months, recc recetved the ap tas instenctor i the [ndian sehool wis, C nd with bis family* od for that place, st is now on and enough names nave been obtained to call a special election. I'hero does not promise to be much bitterness manifested this time ov thore was siX years ago wiren biits at Fort I has dep 'ie county seat Thieving Tramp. ; Nob,, July Spocial to Tue Br 1t into William Grammenz's barber shop Saturday afternoon during the temporary avsence of the proprie: u purloined the coateats of the cash amounting to § or 4. Tle city marshal d tho thief and compelled him to Ho was then gjlowed to go in Capl TS tan ex City ing made to have the street extond its track from its pres- go, St. Paul, Min- nger is being used ¥ Poutoon Bridge company to get their pontoon boats into position preparatory to placing the bridge in suapo for traffic assoon as the present bigh water recedes. At pres- eut the new forry boatis doing excellent service, making regular trips aud ruuning untit miduight on Weduesday, Saturday aud Sunduy niglhts, 1.1 Oxuard, the beet sugar manufac- turer, ana others have secured & chartor cou aitionally fora wagon bridge over the Mis- souri river at this point. the conditions being such that if tho itic Short Line Bridge compuny violates any of tho provisions of the charter granted them for acombined railroad and wagzon bridgo their charter shall be can- celled and the Oxnard company allowed 10 construct the wagon bridge, The prospect for u bridge is very brizh O'Neill's Water Works Bonds, O'Neii, Neb, July 3.—[Special to Tnn Bk, |—The city council atits meeting Thurs- day night receivea bids for the purchasing of the $15,000 water works boads. J. W Thomas, president of the State bLink of O'Neill, was the successful Tho vidder, system was let to Mo firm, the price being a tritle over 14,00 M James H. Riggs, postmaster at'O' Nell, v editor of the Proutier, has re: signed his foderal position and Mr. John A. Hazelet, deputy co has been ap- pointed! Mr. Riggn a0y With his vrother, George D [higss, will £oon ramov to Hot' Springs, Ark., where they wili en- wage in newspaper worlk Is’ & Godfrev, a lo O'Neill will bequiot on the Fourtn. Her neople willdivide their attention between Atkin, Page, Dorsey aud Scottville, in Holt county and § er and Butte in Bovd count I7ive undred Indians will partici- pate in the celobration at Butte. AtSpencer the O'Neill bull club, vecently organi eudeavor to beat the ¢ county. d, will ampion team of Boyd stes of News from Wayne, Wavse, Neb., July 8. —|Svocial to Tue Ber.|—Dr. Wightmau, and ert Mellor ure crecting two handsoms brick structures on thowest site of Main streot, making a total of five brick business buildings so far sbraska normal coilego building is and work ou the dormitory g sidly. About 100 students are in attendance at the summer term, The isn success. Wayne will celebrate the Fourth in a rousing manner. Colonel Simpson of Nor. folk will di oration of the day. A Krand to play of fire- s have been arranged for the evening, The contract for the building of §15,000 system of water works has been let to tse A. K. Paigo Co. of Sioux City and {s %o ba completed by October 1. Tt will be the most complete sys- tem of any city of 2,000 intabitauts in the west., Nennasga Ciry, ram to T Meredith against tory occupied the Nebraska City Starch fue attention of the district court more than twenty-four bours, The plaintif claimed to have been injurod and made a permanent cripple through the negligence of the company, beitg irjired by falling timbers. He sued for #10,000 dam- acos. The jury rewrned a scalea verdict, but 1t has leaked out that the plaintiflf was awarded betwoen 2200 and €300, 1f 1L s} so the case will £o to the supreme court, nburg's Pro b, July Tue Ber | —Tho lake 13 again ne water, and the work of power 15 belng ri now dono in thut substantial kind uwount of mon owink crops promiso well at present, ress. pecial to v full of oreparing it for pidly pushed. The work direction is of the most and has already cost a large ‘urnas County's Iirvest, Cannringe, Neb., July pecial Tole- gram to Tne Bee.|—Harvesting has com- menvced here. M. S, Pollard started a new reaper in one of the finest fields of rye in the state. Muny others will be cutting small erain next week, Hains yesterdiy huve made farniers juoilant over the prospects of all graius, Adle=Mitchell, Nennaska Ciry, July 8.—[Special to Tur ;.]—Charles P. Adie aud Miss Mary Mitchell were married today at 2 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. J. L. Mitehell, Rov. T K. Huoter officiatiug. The contracting partios are well-known voung peoplo of this city and great society favoritos, N ska's Doath Roll, PamrieLn, Neb, July 8.—[Special Tele- gram to Tu . —Lander Brever, one of tho pioneers of Clay conunty, died suddenly yestorday. Mr. Brever was for many years postmastor at this place and was prominent inthe Grand Army of the Kepublic and church circles. Ponea's New Building. Nev.,, July 8.—[Special to Tue Bek.]—The excavation for the new Sscurity buuk building, corner of East and Third streets, has beon completed and work will be beguu ou the buildiug iwmmediately, 1t is to be u two-story brick. — Peopio whogive Hood’s Sarsaparilla a fair trial realize is great merlt and are glod to suy u good word for it. Have you tried it, -~ Heavy Rulns in Montana, Hevexa, Mont., July 8.—The heavy rains have doue cousiderable damage to crops in tho states east of hiere, but in Moutana they have been the chiof sufferers, and to them tho storms of this uuprecodentsd yoar have been most disastrous. T'he worst effects have been betwaeen Great Falls and Helena, whore about tweuty-five miles of the Mo taua Ceoural, which is @ part of the Great Nortbern, bas boen about wiped out, aud a new track must be built. It will probably be ldlm 1st of August bofore the track can be used. —— “Lato . bed and eariy 1 rise will shortet the road t¢ your home in the skies, Bun carly 10 bod and “Little Early Riser,” the pill that mades Lfe longer wud better and wiser.§ i THE 1IN0 CONVICTS PARDONE Released After Tr,i\q in Nebraska, THEY DREW FOURTH OF JULY PRIZES Nells Godfrodsen of y County and Henry 1. Coyne of Cheyenne Again At Liberty—History of Their Crimes—Lincoln News. Lixcony, Neb,, July |Special to Tnr Ber.|—In accordance with the statutory provisions ot the laws of Nebraska, which permits the pardon of two convicts on every Fourth of July, Governor Boyd yesterday afternoon aftixed his official signature to the pardons of Neils Godfredsen of Valley county and Henry B. Coyue of Cheyenne county, and on Monday both men will leave the penitentiary, where they have lived for more than ton years past. A careful con- sidoration of thie facts in the case of both men convinced Goyernor Boyd that they wero worthy of the clemency ho extended to them, Godiredsen was tentiary on May 20, The man Kilied by hitn was a fellow citizen of Valley county. Hohad called upon Godfredsen to induce him 1o s1gn & potition for some purpose or oth Godfredsen refused and Lot words followed which soon resulted in a fight in which Godfredsen was whipped so badly tuat he was ccnfined to nis bed. The next ¢ the man appeared at the houso with the potition and upon the refusal of God wifo to sign it, he commenced to ngered at tho ussault vpon his tsen sprang from his bed, seized comm! 1882, ted to the peni- sau fredsen’ beat her. wife, Godfre an old musket standing near aud riddled the assailant with bullets. Coyno was a herderin Cheyenne coun and was nover adverso to a friendly game of poker. Oue evening he won a cousiderable sum of monoy from a wealthy stockman. Tho next day tho stockman domanded the roturn of his monoy. Coyne declis it over and u fight ensued, Duving the ficht tho stockman drew a revolver and fired three shots at Cogoo. Before he could firo tho fourth Coyno had drawn a weapon and tho stockman fell mortally injured at the first shot. Tho conduct of both men has beon excellent sinco their incavceration, neither having been reported for an infraction of the rules. Petitions for the pardon of both men were duly presented to tho governcr and all the usual formalities were observed. wil ish Supplics, The board of purchase and supplies com- pleted its work yesterday forenoon. Tho following contracts were mwarded: Lincoln insanoasylum: Dry goods, Miller & Paines roceries and butter, . H. Robman; meats, Gottier Bros.; drugs, Schilling Bros.; paints and oils, J. 1. Harley: coal, Whitebreast Coal company; flour, Ashiand Mill company. Hastings insane asylum: Meats, Palmer Bros.; drugs, Hurst & Co.: groceries, I, J. Benedict & Co.: bread, J. Fisher: flour, Humphirey & Edgerton; dry goods, Wolbach & Brach; coal, Hastings Fiel compau, Kearndy industrial school: Groce: N. Wright; coal, G. H. Dunning; Leftwien & Frederick. Soldiers and sailors home, G Meat, Myer & Cornelius; coal, well; groceries, H. B. Keer; flou Islaid Milling company; drugs, Boyden; coal o}, A. C. Ledermar Deat and dumb institute, Omabi J. A Puller & Co.; puints and oils Fuller & Co.; dry goods, Morse Dry’ Goods cowpany; meat, I, B Cutter; groceries, Courtney & Co.; coal, Coutant & Squires; es, J. flour, Island: nd bre Otto Wagner N ane asylum: Ceal, C. Rudat; e i dry goods, Ber is, Raymond Bros. drug: flour, M. C. Walker.! Feeble minded institute, Beatrice: Grocer- ies, I3mil Lung; bread, Brenker Bros.; meat, C.'F. Wever; coal, 1t J. Copeland. Girls industrial scbool, Geneva: Mobiman & Arends; roceries, orrick & dry Son; coal, Koehler Geneva roller mill, Blind asylum, Nebraska Grocerios, Dunn & Coleman; meat, G. unders, Industrial home, Milford: Boots aua shoes, W. . Orecutt; groceries, W. T. Orcutt; weuts, D. A. Howard; flour, Johuson, May Effect a Compromise The residents of East Lincoln who are so vigorously opposing the Kock Island grade crossiug at O streot have suggestod tho fol- lowing compromise: They propose that tho Rock {slana tracks be depressed six feet be low the present grade, and that the present O street grade bo raised six feot for a short distance on each side of tho crossing. The street would then be filled in from lot line to lot ljne and the slope up to the cut would be so gradual that street traflic would in no wise be incouvenionced. In aadition the Rock Island 1s to erect a short viaduct not more thau cight foet high over its tracks on O street. A compet:nt engineer has estimated the cost of this viaduct, together with all necessary expensos of changing the grade, filling, curblng and repaving, at 7,000 The Rock Island oficials are suid to look upon the proposal with soine degreo of favor. Very Like a Cyclone. East Lincotn was visited by a high wind storm about midmight F'riday night. A big barn belonging to Brown Bros. was de- molished at_the corner of Twenty-soventh and Orchard streets, Although it was a sub. stautial structure, the forco of the wind duced it to kindling wood. A section of the coul sheds of L'rester’s coal yards, twenty fect wido and thirty-five feot long, was picked up and carried some distance and de- posited right sido up in a vacaunt lot. Tho sides and roof of tho big shed were compara- tively uninjured. ‘The weight of coal held the floor in place. Numerous sheds, barns and small buildings were demolisned, but fortunately not a single dwelling house wus injured and novody was hurt. Telegraph, telephone and eleetric light wires wero broken and linemen wero kept busy the rest of tiic night repairing the damages. Lincoln in Brief, A farmer driviag along Elevonth strect ran intoand wrecked a carriage near N streot yestorday forenoon. A litule child, the only occupaut of the carriage, was unin® alth Officer Bartram yesterday after- noon buried the remains of the man dug up by school boys at Seveuth and G streets, The old Lancaster cemetery was located at that poiut twenty-five vears ago and bones are frequently disturbed by workmen in making excavations for new buildings, The new steamer Queen of the Lake was launched at Salton laie yesterday alternoon. I will carry 100 passengers. Chairman Woodward of the republican congressional committee for che First dis- trict yesterday issued the call for the repub- lican convention to nominate s candidate for congress, ‘The convention will be held ut Nebraska City on July 28, — FREE SILVER IN THE HGUSE Opponents and Advocates of the White Metul Con ng Plans, Wasmixaroy, D, C.,, July 8,.—According to the rules of the house the free silver bill which came over from the senate will lie on the speaker’s table for one logislative day aud will then bo referrod to the committeo on coinnge, weights and measures. As the bouse has adjoursed until Tuesday tho bil will not get before the committee until that day. Weduesday is the regular meeting day of the committee on conage and it is provable that 1f nothing unforeseen oc- curs a meeting will be called for that day, Mr. Blaud, chuirman of the committee, has beeu absent from the city about two weeks. Hearing of the passage of the bill he promptly telegraphed that be would start immediatly on uis retarn to Washington and bo will arrive bore in time to authorize tho calling of & meeting for Wednesday. Pending action on the bill by the commit- OMAHA Years of Prison Life od to hand | DAILY REE: | tos nothing romaims to bo done excapt to create sentimont - for or against the bill among the members of the house, and this the managers of ;tho respective sides are doiug with more or less vigor ard suc- 088, As there will be but small prospect of reaching & vote on the bill,if unlimited debate were ailowed, and necessity for a ctoture rule to close d L has been discussion ether there 1 be a cloture rule, and secondarily, if ro i8 one, how the' republicans Wil vote h & rule is reported, r democrats it s T'ho anti-sily 1o formal conferenco, but they cas yet had o doing a good deal of missionary work. They oeilove that they have sufficient strength to defeat cloture if they can obtain the assistance of the republicans, but the republicans will not 11t themse When the bill gets on alendar the committee Wil bo | asked to report u spy its e ideration. The coinace advocates will not any delay that indicates a disposition to shelve the question, Colonel Willlams Pro nted. Wasnxaros, D. O, July 8.—The president has decided to appoint Colouel Kobert Wil- lams, senior assistant adjutant gonor: | bo adjutant gencral of the armv, vice ( C. Keiton retired, Brigadier Ge C. ielton, retired, will be appointed govers nor of the soldiers home at Washingtog. War, New Outeaxs, La, ~The stoam- ship Professor Mors d yesterday from Coiba, Honduras, bringing reports to the effect that a revolution, under the leadership of Colonel Kl Neuila, took placo m Ceiba on June A num- ber of government troops were killed aand several wounded. The revolutionists ized the Amorican steamship Joseph Oteri, Jr., owvned by Joseph Otert of Now Orleans, and wore going with tier to Truxillo to seize that pla and other points on the coast of Honduras, ‘There is every indication of the revolution proving a success, as a majority of tho peopie scer to favor it and are aidieg in the revolt. Coinnel Neuita, tho head of the rovolution, has issued & proclamation against the existing government. — g Do Witt's Sarsaparilla is retiable, —_~— IN PRISON, DIED Arrested for Forgery a Swindler Dies as e Is Placed Behind Bars, SAx kraxcisco, Cal,, July 8.—William Bil- cher, au Oakland ronl estato dealer, was ar- rested hero yesterday on a chargo of forge When placed under arrest he was seized with a fit of apoplexy and died shortly after. The forgery tn which Bilcker was implicated was daring and uniquo. Two years ago a woman calling herseif Kmma Dick went be- fore a notary accompanied by two men, and had o mortgage for $5,000 on Miss Dick's property drawn up. She secured the money, when 1t was discovered she was not Miss Dick. Gracie Gilbert, who acknowleaged the morigage, was arrested in the state of Washington and co:fossed she had per- sonated Miss Dick and that Bilchor and Jewells assisted her. Jowells was also ar- rested. ez £ie, Whon vou go to Danvgr stop at tho Amri, can house. Kates §2.50 Lo §8.50. Remoaoled throughout. -~ Stranga Insanity, Albany Evening Jour A strange case of insanity has recently come to light at Baliston. The unfortunate per- son is Charles H. Morris, 32 years of age and an expert aceountant. e for a long time been known ns a man of many eccentricities and has frequently been made the object of practical jokes by sporting men. Itis thought that con- stant joking and teasing have been a potent” factor in impuiring his mental faculties. He has several times lately left town for a few days, sometimes on Dbusiness, sometimes ot pleasire, and be- foro leaving caused to be published in the local papers paragraphs to the cffect that he *‘had gone to New York to a tend a convention of the ragpickers at the ifth Avenue hotel.” ~About two months ago invitations were sent out an- nouncing that he was about to marry a well known young woman from unother town. The invitations were bona fide, but on the day of the wedding Morris vemained in town, denying that he had any thought of marryit He is con- sidered a first-class accountunt, and ap- pears to be us sane as uny one, except for these actions, e Was Washington Mean? At o woman’s club. recently, a letter written b, rge Washington to his mother was read, and oeccasioned con- siderable comment, says the Chicago Journal of Commerce, In reply to a proposition of Mr ington to come to spend the w o with her distinguished son in the city, be- canse she had rheumatism, and the roof of her house leaked, the general replied that, as for her roof, he would have it shingled at once and would send her a doctor, but that it would be impossible cive her at bis home, for three & Wash- she could not eat at the table with his guests without causing remarks from them; second, if hor meals were sent to hee room it would inconvenience his wife, and, third. if she were to eat with the servants, it would cause scan- dalous talk. Ifthe document is genuine —and its veracity has not yet been ques- tioned—it is a decided reflection on the table manners of Mrs. Mary Washing- ton, —— Disease nover successfully aut s tem with pure vlood. 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Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac~ ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared nnl[y from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellentqualitiescommend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in bottles by =l leading drug Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it {.rnmpl]y for any one who wishes o try it. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CG., SAN FRANCISOO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N. Y. o Cure Every Case or SYPHILIS 5 sz Our cure Is permanent and ot a patehiag wp. Cases treated sevon years ago have never scen & symptom #inoe. By describing caso fully we cam troat you by mall, and we givo the same strong guarantes 1o cura orrefund all money. Those who prefer to 0ome hora fortreatment can do soan 1 we will pay rallroad fare both and hotel bills while here, 1 e fall to cure We challenge $ho world forz casa tuat omr Magia Kemedy will not cure. Write for nartioniars and gob theevidence. In oursevon years piactice with th Meglo Romedy 1t ias boon most difiicult o overoon the prejudices against socallod spacitics. But unde our strong guarantes thousands are trying itand ba ingoured. Weguarantoo to cura or refund every doller, and As we have a_reputition toproweot, uiso financial backing of $50,001t Is perfectly safe to all who wili try the trentment, Herctofore you have putting up and paying out your monoy for differont trentments, and aithough you are not yet oured no ©one hea patd back your money. Wo will positivaly A Written Guarantes cureyou, Old,chronic, deop ventod caros carod la 109 days. lnvesiizate our Gnanclal standin Teputation as businuss men, Writo us for names ani 1 who have givon it costs you only post s wro sore throat, mucous patches in mouth, rhe inatism in bones and Jolnts, hair falling out, eruptions on any part of the tody, fesling of genersl depression, poins in healor bunes. You baveno time to waste. Those Who are constantly taking mercury and potash, shouid dis continueit. Constant usoof theso drags will surely bring sores and eatinz ulcersin the end. Dow't fall to write. All correspondonce sent sewled I plaio en- velope. We invite themost rigli Investikation and wiildo all i our powerto all you in it Addry COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omnaha Neh MAGIC CURE feve" ONLY . 8500 fora case of Lo T or FAILING MAN neral or Ny ivous Dzn Lity, we iy ormind, the eifects of arrors or ex- cossesn old or vouni thut wo cannoteurs. We guarantecovory easo or refand cvory doliye Ive duystrial trontment &1, full courso 5, Perceptibie benofits relizod fn three dnys. ¥ I, securoly picke | from obwsrvation EDY CO. UMAHA. NEI SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS Purely Vegetahle and Strictly Reliable. They act DIRECTLY and PROMPTLY on the Liver and Stomach, restoring the constipated organs to healthy activity, and ave a POSITIVEand P ICTLY SAFE CURE for CO '[ON, LIVER COMPLAINT, SICK HEAD B, BILIOT S5, and all other diseascs arising from a disordered con- dition of thoe Liver and Stomach, They arc the Only Relibie V (5) 1: Thrs wed Portetly [lir Pre Puroly Vozetable; Tey Them. DR. Schien Complaint Liver Tusy 'sBook on Consumption, Liver oo Ly spapsia JAPANE S PILE CURE ment, consisting oy poules, ulso lu Box ure for External, Intornal twocnt or Hered - tai r beon known to fall. $1 por box. 8 for&; sentby muil. Why suffer from this terrible disease Whon 4 writton guarantos s positively glven with 6 boxes or refund the money it Dot cured Send stamp for free Szample. Guarafitos issuod by Kubn & Co., Drugglsts, Agoats, corner 16 and DO= glas streots, Omaha, Neb. Union Stock Yards Company SOUTH OMAHA, est cattle, hog and sheop market In the west COMMISSION HOUSES. GEO. BURKE & FRAZIER LIVE STOCK COMMISSION. THE LEADERS, Wood Brothers, fouth Omwaha—"Telephone 1H7. - Chicago J. D DADISMAN, | WA WOOD: { Mangers. Market roports by mall and wire cheerfully turnished upon application, TR Campbell Commission Co, st8t. Lout sloux City, Kapsos Olty, South Fort Worth. A. D. Boyer &Company, 58 und 50 Exchange Bullding South Omann Correspondence solleitad and prowptly answorad Coehul Aeation 1o ordars fof sockors & foudors. Eetavliaed, 1. - - - Incorporatad, 13 i Capital fully paid, $20,00). Waggoner Birney Company, Write or wire us for prompt and rellablo markel roports. Perry Brothers & Company, Live Stook Commission. Koom 61 Exclygnge Bullding, South Omaha M. H. Hegarty & Co,, R ccm 81 Excunge Bullding Bouth Owaba, = Nev Ofoe, 8. 9th and Clothing, nott 1 OMAHA UPHOLSTER- O.’MAHfiA’ ' obbers” Direclory GROCERIES. | DRUGS, Eta Manufacturers” an A RCHITECTSAXND 1U:1IJX¢ J. H. BLENN, Contractors o b eantractors for ¢ ullding, plas 12 o o of Glunn's tora 0, by sendl n'to the | AWNINGS AND TENTS. OMAHA TENT & AWN-| WOLF BROS, & 00, ING COMPANY, | Tonta, awntngs, tarpau Flags, hammocks, olland | 1iny, eovers of all kinds Torcut gue. 116 Farnas | 7of cataloguetis 8. 10tk BAGS AND TWINES SEMI8 DA ~ BISHOP & 00, BEMIS OMAKA BAD 00 Importers and mrfs, flouz | 88k manilin, o8 TReks, Duriaph, vwing. " | Tomo hmp, jutq. <ok B BICYCLES. § W.0. 100D, _ . 0. DAXON, IOCeeRr 1o e Dupes Bloyelos #old on monthly | packlig boxes. Al huvel L Douglas st. BOOTS AND SHOE! MORSE-GOE SH 100 Howard Faetory aornor 11 and We aro viaking 01030 prl ® oluss of woodt o1 18 very sale 8010 with worchunts. STEVEN CREEDON. t. Lenn supply yoi with every A Alscounts. Latest etylos. 1404 Frrnam Stroet Roo 1o, KIRKENDALL, JONES & |AMERICAN HAND SEN - | ED SHOE 20, Roots, shoes, rubbers folt koods, 108, 181 Hurney st BREWERS. J0§. BCHLITZ BREw- ING CO. ven worth 8ta. Omana, dobn Martiover. Agt. CARRIAGES. | W.R.DRUMMOND & CO. | Carrtago nutidors, 11 and patrol wigons Fpcetilty, | 1500, opp Court 1onso CLOTHING. BLOTUKY & Gudfd GILMORE & RUNL, Manufrs and wholcenle iora. 109 Larney S0t COAL, COKE, OMAKA COAL, COKE & | CORNICE. EAGLECORN CE WORKS LIME CO., Mrs. galvanized fron Hard and soft conl. 8 B, | Cornico, window cots. ocr. 16 and Louglas: "a CONTRACTORS. J. H. GLENN, Contractors and sub contract bullding. plasterinz, patnt cony of Gl Chitects and b fro nume, all kinds of will Teceivo o laors directory ss and loca 1158, 15th 5 for m.esmirh oo, | KGEATMEK: Koo Dry 0008, notlons, Dry goods.notloas, gant's nishing Eflmh C furnlshing goods. Cor 1ith and Howard- 1ith and Howard-st. FURNITURE —_— BEEBE & RUHYAN FUR- ING €0, Upholstere: furntture] NITURE oa., 502106 Nicholas st irmoo and Thairteenth Wholesale only. streots —THERE ARE—— Ol Soldiers in Poore-Hoses AND—— Pension Aeents in Palaces That is the sort of thing Tha Bea Bureau of Claims was or- ganized to correct. The Bureau believes in giving the veterans the benefit of the laws that were passed to help them. It wages war on the sharks—conse- quently the sharks don't like it. But as long as the sol- diers are grateful it is satis- fied. If youare a veteran, or the widow, child or d pendant parent of a veteran, write to Tke Bes Burau of Claims and find out how much the government is willing to do for you. ——THE—— Bee Bureau of Claims Omaha.Neb. frank Cross GUN €0, 1512 Douglas Street, Omaha. Western Agents Wright & Ditson's TENNIS GOODS. REACH BASE BALL GOODS, A full lne of general Athletic Goods. GYMNASIUM GOODS Foot Balls. Indian Ne nes, Hanmocks. Bathing Sult Clubs, Duwb Hells. 1) Fine I & Tackle, ote., FLACSand FIREWORK Special at- Beno for catal and prices. tention given to mall orders, PRICES GUARAN 0. Frank Cross Gun Co., 1812 Douglas Street, 0. M. STEELE & 00, | BLAKE BRUCE&CO,, . stroet, | 10th and Harney strests, HARDWARE, et LOBECK & LINN, Dentera' hardware mochaniea’ toots 100§ Douglas Streot A.C. RAYMER, S Hardwars and RECTOR & WILMELMY 104h and Jaekson LUMBER. CHAS. R, LEE, Hardwood lumber, wood carpots and parguet - JOHN A, WAKEFIEL Tmpostel Amorion Por & 9th and Douglas. Quiney whito liwe, ;[ Whotasale iquor doaters O LD 1001 Farnani st A. HOSPE, JR,, THE MEINBERG CO,, Planos organs, —_— - CARPENTER PAPER 00 | STANDARD 0L GO, Refined and ‘ubrieattng KING & SMEAD, [ ROBINSON &3TOKES 00 shi'rts, ooats, eic. ki PRODUCE COMMISSION. BRANCH & 00, Eatablished, 1575 WHITNEY & C0, J.B. HUSE & €O, Our speclaltion: oxxs and poaltry, Wil Howard stroot. JAS. A, CLARK & OV, ultry and gama 317 South 1sth Streok W. E. RIDDELL (Established 185.) Wholsalo butter & eggs RIDDELL & CO,, vogetables, fruits,poud STOVE REPAIRS. OMAHA STOVE REPAIR M. A. DISBROW & 00, Manutsaturers Aobre biinds and mouldings. Branoh of- Boa, 13th and Isard Sts. = fancy goods house furs cn's_carriages. Faroum Stroek. T All the latest styles in Soft and Stiff Hats. STETSON'S SOFT and STIFF [1ATS. RULABAUGH FUR (0. HATTERS AND FURRIERS 218 South Furs Stored 15th Street. anl Repairel. +4090000660000000; e s0ececoscr0zer | ndian Depredation CLAIM YET? You'd better not waste any more time if you expect to get anything from the gov- Unless you put your claim on record before ernment. never have another chance. It takes time to.put an ap- plication in shape, and there is nota bit of spere tima Whatever y lost by the Indians, under the conditions described in the law, can be recovered if you go about it in the right The B3z Bureay of Glaims knows just how to go to work. ~ Write and finl —THE—— Bee Bureau of Claims Omaha, Neb.