Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 30, 1894, Page 6

THE OMAHA DALY BEE: IWUNDAY, SEVTEMBER 30, 1804, OFFICE - NO. 12 PEARL STREET 1. W, TILTON, Lesses, No. 43 night MINOR MENTION. Broadway. at the May~s Real Bstate Agency Paul Tulleys will give a violir Cengregational church this evening. @ divorce suit of Gittens against Gittens hn'{hlr"!'n rpm, ned until the November term Children sol not be admitted to Maccabee's ertalnment Tuesday night unless accompaniel by adults | Rev. George Muller will conduct the usual people’s religious rervices at Liberty hall t night. Al are condially invited The last of evidence in the Altchison divoree cass was submitted yesterday and case was taken under advieen by the it Merchants Maroons and the Orchard Wilhelms of Omaha will play ball at the Unfon Driving park today. Game called at 8 o'clock p. m Judge Macy this ter Monday the Jury Archie Behimmel, o granted |ic marrled by The foot and Ouahe terday fo the y work of ternoon. Next docket, ax finished m of court y he will t will 1 Huitt 42 el th of Omaha, w wes to wed yesterday and wer Justice Vien bull teams of the Council H is played a which resulted In a complete Omaha, the Leing 38 1o 0, Seventeen hund sed through the city, b for D. C., Frl dny night ¥ comp ison until now 10 Fort N Next nited W By their lock In the On account and Elizabet) Blufts | yes victory h sch game 1 soldicrs pa Washington the g ara, Nel night the Ancient Xmen wil lfor the first new quarters in the M Knlghts of Pyihias hall. of X Dohany's fune concert to take place at St. Francls Xavi concert to take place at St, Frane's N hurch this afternoon has been postpone week. The Danebe society, Pocahontas. and th bees will shortly Pearl strect, of P'ythia Allen Fay and Bert Hinds wehe names given by two men that were found passing the night in a box Bach had a revoly and for that were compelled to liquidate fine in the sum of §10.70 The Ladies’ Ald socle Ysh Lutheran church noon at the residence of Mrs 217 South Seventh street. tion of ofiicers oceur Next Tucsday even Friday Order of time riam the Red Men Knights of the wove into the hall over recently vacated by the K Degree of Macab: 107 ghts of St. Jolin's Eng ot Thursday after. G. W. Snyder, ‘The annual elec at the meeting. Ing the Kn'ghts of Maceabees will give a fee literary and mu gleal entertainment in the opera houp Major Boynton and Miss Bina M. West are both to b2 present, and give brief addresses. On Tuesdsy evening, at § o'clock, a o firmation class will be commenced in Grace church, corner of Union and Plerce streets All wlio arc jnterested in receiving the in struction are invited to attend John 1 Simpson, 1e to ANl members of Abe Lincoln post semble at headquarters at 7:30 a. M. October 2, Lo act as escort to ¢ M. Dodge and the Society of the Ar of the Tennessee on their arrival in the city. T ett, commander. CII Hough, who was fined for committ'ng | an assault and battery on a couple of men at a Cresc City dance and arrested again an the charge of assaulting another of the parly, was discharged by Justice Vien, the evidence being insufficient to hold him ANl members of Abe Lincoln post will as semble at headquarters at 7:30 a. m. Tues morning, October 2, o act as escore to General G. M. Dodge and the soclety of the Army of the Tennessce. Regulation and TDodge souvenir badges will be worn, A Sackett. Will and Fred Strong, the two small son of a camper livi cast of the city, ran away from home & coaple of days ago, taking witi them two ponies belonging to their father They were traced to Glenwood and picked by the officers of that town yesterday. Strong will go after them. Tho saying that the only good Indians the dead cnes s certainly not true, for there are right kere fu Council Bluffs a number of ood Redmen who desire to have their many Jriends foln them in a peace dance on (h slacp of Sevcntcenth sun. Traveling Morn G. 8. ., 403, at Woodman of the World hall. will as Tt is a bad business policy not te keep your home insured in a theroughly reliabl fnsurance company such as the Pa Manchester. Bogland. This company sented by Lougee & Towle, 235 Pearl street Stoves, of C. Stoses, Buy your stoves save 26 per cent We are sole agents for the celebrated Ar- Tington Steele ranges, royal and im;ezial Nor man base burners, Victor favorite, Vietor prize and Home Rule cook stoves Aelna and Golden Rule Round Oak; also the Majestic, Splendid and Novelty oil sloves The celebrated airtight stoves only $6.00 Remember, we will save you mon well as fuel if you buy your stove of us. Stoves, 0. D. Brown and as Best Centerville lump coal $3.25 per ton H. A. Cox, 37 Main. Tel. 48, Duncan's shoes are always cheapest. PERSONAL the best and PARAGIA . F. M. Hunter of Ottumwa is in the city. D. H .Rose has returned from Colorado. Mrs. H. A. Ballenger and two children Jeft yesterday for lowa City. W, 8. Moore of Des Moines is in the city the guest of his niece, Mrs. Griswold. J. 8. Yetzer, president of the defunct Cass county bank, was in the city yeaterday. Dr. J. M. Barstow was upon the streets yesterday, walking with the ald of a cane. Mrs. Mary Hairgrove and daughter of Jacksonville, 1., are guests of W. A. High- smith and family. F. H. Evans has located in Fort Worth, Tex. His wife Thursday to join him. Charles Rarick has recovered from a sev- eral weeks' siege of typhold fever sufficlently business in leaves next " to be about his business again. Rev. Mr. Rhybach of this city has received a rall to the pastorate of the Swedish Lutheran church at Stanton, la. Charles A. Fox, deputy city clerk, is in Corning, visiting his mother and sister, whom he has not seen for several years. John Mithen has returned from Battle Oreek, Mich., where he attended the mar- riage of F. M. Mithen and Miss Farrell. Miss Luella Hoge of Cambridge, 0., will return from Duluth, Minn., this morning for & visit with her uncle, Captain O. M. Brown, on South Seventh street “Father” Schriner, Masons in the countr, both of Mount Pleasant, are in guests of G. H. Jackson and their way home. Samuel Trude of Chicago s visiting his son, F. W. Trude, and the two expect i one of y, and Mr the oldest Berryman, the cily, tamily, on | inz a | each | 200 acres & few days to go on a hunt in Dakota. A, S. Trude, the well known Chicago attorney, who is a brother of F. W, Trude, passed through here, homeward bound, a day or two ago In his special car, loaded with game, as the result of his recréation. Rev. G. G. Rice attended (heAssociation of Congregational Churches at Onawa the past week. Mr. Rice organized the church there and has not visited the place for thirty-five years, He found many chan but” still there were some of his early parishoners wtill living there who gretted him most cor dially. Mr. Rice is now the senior miuister the assoclation. Swaine will save you 1 y on stoves antl raiges, T40 Broadway. Stovepip. § ¢ a joint Gaa cooking stoves for rent and for eale 4 Gas Co.'s office. = Pictures and Tags for decorations at Bush Evans Laundry Co. Telephone 290, Domestio soap breaks bard water, _{| | the NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS | Stock Yards Company Fi'es Its Articles of | Tncorporation Y.sterda "\ OF THIM CHICAGO MEN | AR ALL Same Partios Wh Articles of | Towa & Nebraska Rallway tles Clabm it Will e u Some Time Ago Filo Inside Par- ig Afair, rporation of the Hlinois, | | | { Articles of court neo were filed the Council organization T™h P at the | Blufts | with soration sterday by ok Yards company, an a capital stock of $2,500,000 incorpos 1o Joseph A. V R Howell and M. R. Winn, halo of mystery that surrounded the recent filing of by the 1inots, lowa & Nebraska Ruilway ¢ y was exhibited in and inmistakable evidences the had their house y are ry, The same articles this ca there re that two origin In the ate vicinity. The incorporate Iy the same, and the young man who wth the county recorder did and then vanished in thin air in delightful Wandering Jew fashion. estigation fafled to disclose the exact of the company, but a certain gentle- man in this eity, who s commonly s have knowledge of inside facts, sta las positive knowledge that this like some that have or FPEUNG UPON AN unsuspecting rcasons of his own he prefers akground, but he says You may with certainty that within a very short time Council Bluffs will have one of the biggest stock yards and at least | three of the bigkest packing houses to b found anywhere fn the country. For months past negotiations have been going on with this end in This is what the recent vise in land values in the northwestern part of the city mes As every knows, and the records at the court house have ulready quoted by The Bee to show there have been a large number )t real estate transfecs recordel dusing the Just six month here are many lave not yet been brought ont of eon reasons that were sufficient | to parties ¢ ed. Although the re- | 5 of these articles furnishes a clew wning of the it is only a partial | I furiher developments will bring out | nterprl that have been hanging sone time, but are rapidly ra o0 u focus wardne:s dy Lo b enough to say just for the purpose ci ca the stock yards and packing houses. With- out disparsging the advantages of South Omaha, it is a fact that that place is not in it with northwest Council Bluffs when it comes to a comparison. The South Omaha | yards have (o impert their ice from Cot Off; | the yards up there will have the fee at their doors. There will be no necessity of tunnel- $195,000 sewer through the side of a i to get vid of the refuse. When the | esent plans are carried to completion the ilroad_connections will be so much better that fully twenty-four hours can be saved, )0 deal in the life of a side of | pupers imine identle he airy awhiie b public to keep in the 0 heir pig- | Noles o for brought t The not vet of the railroad plan is made public, but it is now {hat it started ring on the work of provide that work shall be 1 as soen as $1,000,000 of the stock b According to the anected paid for. Al three C: 4 nee Chicago men cained ground appar- that the stock vards, will be located on the {he levee bordering on the with good reason they north ntly hen ground river Lost ev Union ba iing a report was curernt that the | Drving park had been sold, but all | are In a position to know refuse to whetiior or not the report is correct. Rumor las it that the Union Laud and Im- provement compazy, of whieh Joha W. Paul the repros on side of the riy & the purchaser, Paul was ureld as to the truth of the rumor, bul he simply said that he was not in a position o (alk, and declined to say anything, further nthe report kaboutt edspea udstat ien the deal that was reporied to bo ting fire & month ego, by which Omaha patries were o buy the park, fell throush Whatover is meant by all the developments that are coming to light, the pubile Is given | to unlerstand by those on the inside that a | boom will be upon us in the next few days not a boom that will consiat of wind, but one based upon public improvements of a vastly tmportant nature. A good many people who have been inclinel during the past few weeks, to regard the reports that were eir- | culeted now and then as mauufactured by | some one with a good imagination, are cc ing around to the bellef that there is some- thing i them after all. this M Hoston Store, for a starter for e the following barga giish cashme great 2 s wide, 19¢ a yard, Yard-wide all wool ladi ' cloth, worth 3 r 25c. Al wool novelty dress for 3% a yard ¢ all wool cashmeres, 3¢ y-lneh gloria silks, 50c gray blankets, 58¢ a pal own blankets, 67c a pair. y mixed blankets, full goods, worth G0e, a yard. yard. 114, Our $5 blankets, pair. Blae and Best light print American blue pr Fine Saxony yarn, Yard-wide mus'in Ladies’ vests and a9c. Ladies' in gray and white, §: red prints, 3¢ a t c a yard. a skein. d. eacl, pants, worth wool underwear, worth $1, for e | Union suits, from &5c to $3 Watch the papers for a more complete list of bargains. BOSTON STORE, Fowler, Dick & Walker. corp & King of All Tei Beverages, erfect Substitute for Lager Beer. Can be sold withont license, either govern- went or state; dealers guarantesd by demnifying bond. Endorsed by leading siclans, judges and ministers, Wheeler & Hereld, Counctl Blufts, la., are the sole man- ufacturers in the United States. Thousands timonfals. Write for prices and a back of of an order for a fresh con Copps Cheer, LeRoy Wood tes under date Septel er 26: | “Had a republican rally heve list night. It | wvould have astonished the gods to see the way they came after Copps Cheer.'” HAMBURG, Ia., Sept. 24.—Wheeler & He:- eld: The Copps Cheer and Herb tonic at hand, and we are pleased to state that we | are starting out with a very good sale for a beginner. C. B. Philipps, Cate D'Main the present boo estate due somewhat to 'he successful sale of fruit and garden lands by Mrsars Day & Hess in the Klein tract. 'Ihey have in amounts to suit, rwi‘able tor gardens, Also bearing [rult faris signment Coin, la., w The ca of i real fruit an for sale. F. €. Molfmayr's Fancy Pate Hungarian Process Flour. Made by the oldest milling fitm in the west makes lightest, white 3 Ask your grocer for Rooster.” it. Washerwomen use Domestic urgiarized Tabor's A telephone m o from nformation yesterday that 8 bad been entered by burglars the fore and robbed of 100 rivgs chains, knives and other value, amountiug . in wll lo several hundred dollars. The fellows who did deed were evidently professionals, for they blow opsn thi safe with the utmost neatness, and stole that to be found Inside le & handear | and pumped their way to Malvern, where | they took u trailn for Glenwood, There it was first stated that they hired | a rig (o g0 Lo the country and get & fob cu ting wood. Sheriff Campbell went after them and overhauled two fellows, but tbe pair night be- A lot of watch articles of and more that | | wherever proved to be the wrong oues, and they were released. All trace of them beyond Glenwood has been lost. One of them is described as dark, five feet seven inches In helght, evi- dently a Spaniard or a mulatto, and dressed in dark clothing; the other was five feet ten in height, weighing 170 pounds, Nght com- plexion, wearing dark clothes and a striped woolen shirt. 1LROS, Surprisiog Bargain Sale Monday. wool dress goods at prices never be fore quoted. Compare our prices with others Attend this big sale Monday 200 pleces standard dress prints, S%c Best quality light slinting calico, 81 86-inch unbleached muslin yard 5 bales cotton batts, 5¢ roll 12%c snow white cotton batts, 81 Everything identically as advertised. Buy your dress goods of us Monday. 36-inch black cashmere, 18c yard 60c quality, strictly ail wool, black rietta, goes Monday at 39c yard 65 quality black henrietta f0c yard, See the black buy of us Monday at will pay S6c and *$1.00 for the same thing elsewhere. Again Monday sell 50-inch black gloria silk, worth $1 yard. This seems Impossible, but fact. Come in and it 46-inch navy blue and h $1.00, at 69 yard pleces 16 and “19-inch silk colors, worth 65¢ and $1.00, | German knitting worsted 1,000 skeins saxony yarn 500 boxes ice wo pound feather pillow: 315-pound feather pillo Down sofa pillows Monday Save money and buy your us, Ladie yard yard each. Monday, you can goes henrietta and 76 y its a black storm serge all 24 plushes, Monday, 10¢ skein yarn skein ach. underwear of 40c quality ribbed Monday 266 Jorsey ribbed 50c. Advertised by otliers at 100 10-4 white crochet bed Monday at 7ic each. special bargains in $1.50 and $1.98 par. Strictly sll wool pait Jersey vests cach combination $1.00 spr La nits 1s go ankets at $1.00, 10-4 blankets at $3.00 SPECIAT -inch, astrach sweep, go Monday £20.00 Ladies’ $4.50 nal mackintoshes, Monday Children’s eiderdown_ cloaks in tan and gray, age 2 to 6 years, Monday at $1.50 each BENNISON BROS.. Council Bluffs CLOAK n fur $12.00, 106 inch at Actually worth navy blue and black diag at $2.95 each TJanr Markt. rhe rehcarsals for the Jahr ogressing finely, and, the Markt different are It | being brought together, present most artistic and beautiful pictures, The street in front of the room where the drills are held shows that all the citizens are Jargely interested in this good work. The liztle children, from 3 years up, go through their parts beautifully and it is wonderful the amount of work ac complished in g0 short a time. The opening rfcimance will be on next Thursday even- ing, continuing Friday evening, with a mati- nec Friday afternoon at 4:30. Each perform- ance wiil be different. The opera house will ba decorated, and various markets, such as candy and flower markets, where home made cardies cen be had, attended by ladies in erman costume. Tes cream w'll be served during intermis slon and wiil be passed by young ladies and gentlcmen. Lemonade will also be served. There will be a full rehearsal on Monda night at the opera house. Over 300 peopl will appear in costumes of the different na- tiozs in the datces, drills, tabl nd the pectacular production of ““Pied Piper of Harmeline The Cla a gifted you ity of nd ias B. Goodman of g lady, who has nducting such enter. with marked success she has been. She inspires her associates and the children under her in struction with a rare degree of enthusiasm a spec tainments | s0 that the difficult task of training the per- former | be in the n wonder: The dance Fairies’ short time of two weeks has y successful are Carnival—By Edna Keeline Hoagland, Hazel Baird, Genevieve RolY, sie Dstep, Bmma Smith, Mary O'Niel, Gene- vieve Coal, Gusta Vagler, Margaret Bently Edith Jacobs, Anita Bierworth, Hazel Wo bury, Nellie Benton, Alice Miller, Le Stevenson, Maude McKesson, | Pipman, Delia Gerdon, ida Gordon, Tda Pipman, Hazel Brown, Bessle Crane, Blanche Valkinburg Eila Brown, Sadie Besley, Anna Bottes, Mat tie Space—27. Mountain Maids Dance—F Troutman, Madge Tollenbec Edith Thomas, Brena Stone, Kittle Brackett—8. ch Gavotte—Miss Boll, Miss Inman Kittie James, Miss Evans—i. ungarian Gypsy Dance and Chorus—By Maiy Barclay, Bessie Pryor, Brownle Walker, Carrie' Murphy, Nell'e Jones, Dora Lyon, CI I mant, Clara Krecht, Mrs. toff, Mvs. Mullis, Will Holwes, Charles Jeffries, Joseph Doyne, W. A. Bolin, Norris MeCarville, W. M. Allls, W. A. Bowman yde Carroll—18. recian Dance land, Clara Bennett, Luiu Fowler Brownie Walker, Mauie Cook, Hattie Pace, Edith Katie Racer, Grola B Maude Rober son, Rose Wind, Stella Gilbert, Clara Kracht, Stella Melntire loise rse, Mina Gates, Maggie Kemp, Rosalie Fierman, Jessie Pon- Neltie Glass, Ruby Bryant, Beasie Mabel Bes- “oe Hill, Clara . Ethel Watson, Maude Besley, By Jennie Slyter, Wykoff, Carrie Heuls Murph: ma Robin Mabel Wykoff Bees and Flowers Hollenbeck. e Hammer, Annic Silvia Snyder, Bruler Leach, Bertha Wolley, nton, Nellie Mayne, Belle McFadden, Fay Bell, Jennie Wadswortl), Bes- sle Raymond, Edith Sherradin, Rachey Han- son, Fannie Lavert, Helen Metcalf, Lill John- son, May Crane, Helen Probstle, Ruth Bar- stow, Hazel Hammer, Charlie Spruitt, Arthus Bvans, Lottie Gordon, Jean Claree, Tommy Hardin, Bernard Brown, Ralph Robertson, Howard Main, Albert Foug ten, Jimm'e Beno, Walter Willlams, George Miller, Garland Pryor, Erst Dorland, Clarence Albertson, Guy Bouricius, Harry Young—3 Japs—Nellie Franey, Ada Sargent, Cook, Evaline Thomas, Hazel Adams, Veina Williams, Myrtle Handry, Edna Hall, Mary Ross, Carrie Rohrer, Florence Kimball, Bertha Roff, Maggie Wright. Mand Ben- nison, Ella Young, Georgie Mitchell, Mamie Robertson, Grace Stevenson, Aggic Beacon, Winnle Foster, Fannie Grass, Mabel Nichol- son, Dora Hitcheock, Loreta Evans, Rhinie Yager, Winnie Telfer, Bthel West, Hthel Bigler, Brownie Mathews, Emma Kuin—80. Irish Jig—Mattie Hare, Busle Beno, Edna Bell, Maude Bell. Electric Dance Miss Inmar A souvenir program s being published, which is most artistic, and will be sold for 10 cents. Reserved scats, cents. Ad- fon, B0 cents. Matinee, 25 cents; chil- 15 cents J. Ethel Miss Hare, Miss Jines; ANRATH & CO. 533 Broadway. SALE! SHOE Still_Continues! Ladies' dongela kid, button and lace Ladies' Oxford, 9c Ludlow & Co.'s hand made Men's shoes, $1.00 Men's shoes, $1 Men's shoes, $2.00. Mon's calf 4nd patent leather, $2.45. Razor toe, ca!f bals, hand made, $3.00. J. J. MANRATH & CO., 3 Broadway. SHOE LE! $3.70. A full line of the latest und handsomest signs in carpets, linoleum, oilcloth, et just recelved. Prices always the lowest at ©. B. Carpet Co., 407 Broadway. Dry plue cobs.” H. A. 18, Kirdling for sare. Cox, 37 Cheaper than Main street. Telephone Democratic Towaship Can The Kane township svening at the court hou of unominating a township Whittlesey called the ‘rank Trimble was Lobhart seerciar for fustices of the following candidates 1. H. Guaneila, 28 C. A. Hammer, 14: W. W. Cones, 18 . Wesley, 18; Willam Laron, 17; G. A Robinson, 3. On the first for 1 ballot Spen r and Guanella were lowing being the vote ella, 27 Burke 3% Hamm H 14; Larson, 17. On the third ulists got a top, Burke receiv- ing 29 votes, and he was declared the nomi- nes. The informal ballot for constable repuited dates. democrais et for the ticket meeting chafrman, and tuformal ballot brought cut | E. Speacer, ¥ Ambrose Burk 20 last purpose N. to order. chosen An pe: Spencer as follows: Dan Williams, 36; Wallace Mv— Fadden, 10; George Shoemaker, 43 Bd Brooks, 84; H. W. Manner, 19; Lars Johnson 8. On the formal balolt the vote stood: Wil Hams, 87; McFadden; 7; Shoemaker, 16 Brooks, 35; Manner, {7; Johnson, 10. Wil lams, Shoemaker #nd' Brooks were declared nominated. Williams s also said to be a populist, Half of the locdl democratic party was brought out on the informal ballot for town- ship trustees, On the first formal ballot C. L. Nelson was nomindted for the long term and W. A. Wood for the short term C. A. Machan was nominated for clerk by acclumation W. 8 Shoemaker of Omaha made a remarks and the eonvention adjourned few Stove pipe, only Sc joint; stove ws, 8¢ each; 3 tin cups for He; per doz ; wooden pails, 10 tin pail, only 15¢ pipe el jelly glasses, eich; 14-quart GROCERY DEPARTMENT. 19 Ibs. granulated sugar for $1.00. 100 Ibs granulated sugar for $5.25. 3 cans tomatoes for 3 cans_corn for 2c. Ginger snaps, Se per pound. Fresh oysters, 12%c can. We have a full line of flower pots at about one- half regular prices. BHOWN'S C. 0. D, No, dear_reader, a Garland stove will not pay off a $600 mortgage every year, answer the door bell nor carry In its own coal, but it will save yon from a quarter to a half of your fuel and add to the beauty and comfort of your home. P. C. Devol sells them i Millinery Opening you are Invited to attend the display of the season at 19 Main street, Tuesday Inesday, October 2 and 3 saddle drive Gray Ladles, millinery Sprink’s, w finest Miss and A beautiful little Children can ride Robinson Bros.’ for sale. Enquire at horse or it Douriclus' music house has few expenses; high grade pianos are sold reasonably. 116 Stutsman street Portrait of General Dodge and ofher war ures at Bushnell's, Swaine's a joint 740 Broa Eagle work. laundry, Tel. 167, Yimestie soap oatlas 124 Broadway, {57 goad s cheap soap. Dayight urglary. The residence of Mr. Welch, & postal clerk on the Union Pacific, at ifth was entered by burglars yesterday new suit of clothes and a new taken, besides other property. The police were furnished with a meager description of the burglar, but they have but little hopes of capturing him. avenue and a pair of shoes makes the Hardman plano at, and Mueller, 103 Main Council Bluffs, N‘I|~ them. The man who is a hard man to street, $1.00 kid gloves, 6! black, tans Dros." c pair, nd brown, Four-button, in Monday at Bennison Night Schoo Western lowa college, commencing Monday evening. Selected lmdfiv(u;a for heating stoves. H. A, COX, 37 Main streel. Tel. Havana Freckles cigar,Da 48, I8, wholesale agt. Premier egg cups at Lund Bros. Suit for Camages. J. €. Lewis, the farmer of Lewis town ship hay burned Friday, commneced a suit in the district court yesterday against Farmer Sshultz, wlose men started the flames which resulted in the destruc of the property. Constuble Daker served no- tice of the suit on the defendant whose on 1 shall close my busin Saturday, Oclober 6. 1 line of commenced embroidered linens and new stamping patterns. The ladies are all nvited to eall and see them. Mrs. Niles. call at Acme Stove- Cin Council Blufts have a baautiful buying “your wood heater 740 Broadway, and gee the the beet airtight stove made. Sc @ joint. for Swaine's heater, pip Insttuction en the plano will be given to a liraited number of pupils by Mrs. J. A. Roff 1022 Fifth avenue. “Four-butten, ¥ at $1.00 Kid gloves, 69¢ pair. Ulack, tans and brown, Mo Bros.| in Bennison Cole’s airtight hcater sells from $6.00 to §11.00. None genuine without our name on the 1id. Sold only at our store, 41 Main street Beware of inferior imitat.ons. Cole & Cole Tl laundries use Domestic soap ettt i OF THE GRDIN.ARY. The longest continuous land line of graph in the world is across Australia. A belt in one of the big flouring mills at Minneapolis contains 200 cowhides. It is 269 fect long and weighs over a ton. Lner Dersett, a nmegro living in Hickory Mountain township. rolina, has a head which inches in cireumference. The results of the recent expedition 1 the polor rigions prove that nerth of degress the ice over the whole surface aver- ages 00 feet in thiekne Iudia has 000,000 acre in wheat, 75,000,000 in 1,600,000 in sugar cane, 000,000 in cotton in tobaceo. At Nipzig, Ia., a watermelon vine grew and extended one of its branches into a hole that had been cut in a large hollow bass wood tree. At last acconnts a melon had formed on the vine, which was 100 large to admit of being removed through the opening Mrs. Mary E. Harris of Roxbury, Mass has had for thirty vears the hobby of col lecting buttons, untfl now her collection numbers 12,000 different kinds. Thirty years ago she made @ wager that there were more than 999 diffcrent Kinds of buttons; she reached the thousand mark ins'de of a year, but once started in the fescinations of “col lecting,” her pursuit was kept up. Mrs, Marris has fome interesting buttons in her collection. One was worn by a soldier in Napoleon's army, another by a soldier in \ hingto ovr tele- s in rice, 18,000,000 other food grains 261,000 in tca, 10.- 1,000,000 in indigo, 300,000 - The Fnglish Rallwaye. Rallway statistics for ‘the year England have recently been lssued. hundred miles of track constructed during the year make the total mileage for the United Kingdom 20,646, which represents an authorized capital of nearly £1,100,000,000. There were carried 30,000,000 first-class pas- sengers, 60,000,000 second class, and 782,000 000 third-class, & total of 73,000,000 in all Two hundred and elght million tons of min- erals and 0,000 ‘tons of general mercha, dise were jorted a distance ~* 142,000,- 000 mile returns of the capital In vested are steadily ‘diminishing, being now 2.6 per cent, a rekult due in part to the d mands of the publi¢ for increased accom- modations,and of warkers for higher wages - No Acopunting for Tastes. A dentist died . in a ruril *2wn in Eng- land a few deysimge, after spending over fifty yoars in pullipg the molars of h's fel- low eitizens, H¢ Mad made it a hobby to keep all the teeth"which he had drawn in the course of Wj§ frotessionsl caveer, and took great pridg ip,the collection. When his will was openfd' it was found that he hud ordered the ccllection of teeth to be placed with b iy his coffin for burial His heirs fulfilled his command, and almost 30,000 testh were put into the coffin with the dead dentist. 1f some archseologist of a future century shall happen Lo open that grave he will have “fcod for thought” and some difficulty, perkaps, in explainig the [resence of so many teeih. S Drouth wnd k. Truth: Old Mr. Soakley (to his wite) ik, dear, a camel can work eight days without drinking! Mrs, Soakley (with a withering look)— That's nothing! I know an animal who will drink for eight days without doing a bit of work Mr. Soakley sighs resignedly and turns to the sideboard. e DLED. 1893 in Thre Just whole five lines or loan each wdditional line of IRSaturdey morning, Seplember Mrs. C. D. Butler, at 165 Douglas Street. Remains wil be taken to Utica, Y., this afterncon. I ONDON'S fimple and fonsib'e Regulatioos that Pre RUN ON Rights of Every Citiren, Regardod archioal LONDON boiling and & about its bla be comforting to it to reflect officers of the reputable thieves, cers of honest almost The entire divided spective municipal pol one great cft tant departm distinct and | are « It is an more difficult similar cond? New York, w tive departme the but, into as and there was no legal obstacle the contesting to the extent public But great is due ment here e jealotsy or b a small secti its individual technd ly k own mayor, paraphernalia Whei, in t don, counfine that marked Bar and Tow a greater L raised your v the adjoining to constitute iste Th numerous and miliar to the districts of L Westminster, water, Clerkenwell, Green, others. Al t erned by one council, but t to Join its “own tained it London Known as thereforo, in one-twentieth people called The 1,000 duty in “th force, while sections of the in Lon as app local perial gov one but the BR Bribery in Loud riles upo Eiving pubilic fe ple The any noney [rom a victualer, mmediato London by ac uo limita [ the surest street peddle idowalk, earr sale of varfous articles, and the like, their right to for th thoriti Such people, table brougglit they are plaii s tliey tunity s ment or e against in dail of the protection, for possess, or d of the burden any officer. Ju 100, the charge of are alleged to in pursuit of tion, whether Strand, or st proper purpose taken with th Niw York, w rests at the dictates of his own prejudice lis captain's supported by prevail in the subject is and _preciousl regulations prevailing in HOW B Despite the taken respecti to control regulated as shown a few transference of force to another district because it was found that the men succumbed to thereabouts in and had accepted bribes of various descrip- tion from & transfer was made with as little publicity possible, und through' the pres grace of the government and the Wholesale undesirabl ts, done ing depleted ever made, b thority in the fon. most flagrant examining m most convinel or st treme step was ju The possibilit with a a certain such warrant for his own as it doe: existence red very from trate, th to whic MA The legal plaint passes of a raid is it to the local tioular distric is alleged to b fully ¢ it of eu nlaint W trate fo the ¢ tve, tion and by Vs other deterre of the noll protection aga eltizen. At t ive against policeexcess New York The almost sured by the, pne excuse for the existence of private or- ganizations such a; b nullify their virtue. ted for and devoted to the same work incongruity Interests demanded it entirely distinetive alderman, Blgomsbury, St Wapping, the combination, ever whose th offcer or act is a misde lice officers who borrow or or any person licensed by lice autheritie dismissal.” fer as it bribery has been reduced to its minimum in doing characters, before can legally claim granted them to therefore withholding London. of England this evil, even in & body so well excepting, warrant to arrest individuals without distinct’on upon street, materially, captain the routine elint importance taken his opinion mmissioner of police and then sirable, a warrant is fssu (o the superintendent of the division | somew bt POLICE ~ FORCE vent Soanca! i | BUSINESS PRINCIPLES ow or 1t Mare Kespect in Mon- England Than i Demo- cratle A subt rect with erien. ous Sept. 15.—Whiie bubbling over ckmailing New York with indignation | police force it may that while its are, many of them, dis- they are still efficient off London's police may be they are 5o stupid as dise prop e law you law alas! i of b protective two distinet force of bodies London known the metropolitan police and the lce. Here §s the spectacle of | y officered in its most impor- | nt by two bodies of men under ndependent control re M A, while they that on its to explain than the tion at time existing in hen the police and the defec nts were under different heads to ench foree authority of the otler, even | of refusing co-up:ration face scems somewhat one hen don the inconsistency cars upon the surface to the dual form of xisting. This arises from the | aughty persistency with which on of the metropolis clings to | independen This district, nown as ‘‘the city,” has its | government—its own lord | council gnd all the other of 'a large Sunicipality he distant past, aspiring within the old Roms its boundary between r Hill, sent up volc mdon as you, at home, have | ole s for a greater New York), towns and parfshes came in | the largest metropolis in ex- 4 ese combining parishes 1 included names that are fa e whole world, now being ondon. They a Kensington Marylebone, Belgravia, Bays- Pancras, Islington Whitechapel, Beth- | Lambeth and many hese places agreed 1o be gov. body, now known as the city he original city, while willing refused to give up | gevernment, and has main- | since. The lord mayor of | title is, perhaps, as well | t of any official on earth, is, | reality the ruler of only about of the enormous collection of | London composing | are. terme | 000 on duty | metropolis are known as | The metropolitan | and exclusively under the ernment, owing allcglance to home st S IBERY UNKNOWN. compaiatively an unknown lon. There are two very on this subjeet One r to «r g of y bribe eervent f.r an o " and the second ttempt to bor:ow subordinate, or fr.m a lice 1 Linble is not so and it govern- | Lon- walls its for | but kidr ax Shoreditch, cur wan! mise say | aton wi the the police on municipal all other whe, L : of- sim ade by loc Co meanor, nder themselves is possible (he temptation t quainting the public with the I a policeman’s power. One feguards lies In the fact that | those standing along the [ FOR jing & meager existence by the | I frult, toys, puzzles, are charged no license, and earn a living and the necessity 50 is recoguized by the au TWC TS, 4 A as well as so-called disrepu- | oo frequently find themselve the district courts, where told the extent of the priv- and an oppor- | of t make any state- i have re to the officrs with whom they | y contact, They realize the | court, and are conscious of its | they have no reason | infermation they may to relieve themselves cution at the hands of iy ges they may son cu the men: Th slow In sentencing upon | in erly conduct those wh A be guilty of this off nse while and their regular trade or occupa- | hour: that be selling goods along the | tak rolling in Piccadilly with im- The uncivilized 1ib-riies independence of a citizen in here an officer 1ay make ar- or and certain of being e Tammany justice, do not In fact, the liberty of far mor: carefuly considered y guarded under the police than under those States. HANDLED. that have boen the lack of ability any eciinin of pers are diso interest with t nuny with the Unite ibe RIBERY 1 precautions sons ng bribery abor| the ‘metropolitan police. was years ago by the wholesale f the West End division of the | priv of that the te groater particular section had nptations that prevall xtent than esewhere, sidents or habitues. But the the scandal of the was not spread country to th> dis- ation raids upon disorderly houses le promenadirs on the public with the purpose of replenish police coffers, are seldom, if ecause the no au mselves tc uch act- of cours face of breaches of decorum, and the nagistrate would require (he ng evidence that such an ex tified beyond all question. y ¢f a polic aptain armed in blank, authorizing A ably citie ing. in t | tac him | resic or in a certain being procured by the captain extculion, does not exist here in New York, and its non- | uces the chaices of bribery the samie time taking character of a magis- he is In no degree cutitled SAFEGUARDS. through which a in order to reach the fi s presentation by the origin governing body of th t or parish in which the ve oceurred ed, and if the parish considers | or finds the com- it Is laid before a magls- and by him referred to or his represen- it an arrest is thought de- 1 and turned over ques: him the warrant is executed circuitous pre i an t 1o corruption ameng the body and Is Hkewise a reasonable inst injustice being done 1o the e xame time, it is a prevent such unseemly exhibitions of 8 as too frequently ar In building, | twel that at ch ™ the the tw P this com- ality tor par offense it fs care- | DUt H of Impe next total absence of bribery as- se simple precautions removes Parkhurst socleties, and eyes, kidn give L1t shiclds, whicl matter now, betts Great malign le ¢ or amiction oue specific orlgin_and nature lining h ase er Come to the | trial trea'ment welcomed blank and office treatment numbers of people suffer from b, as from of mal polgons hronie definite idea Many dise names of th lungs blad blig) ead o and course Mce Th by way from ask for nstance, an ho speediest r. Wilt Councii o smelting works lhtened medic eatar leg, ot 't e r Every stomacn der, it by for for free ma a ef ar whether the patient without he natur DON'T KNOW WHAT AILS THEM CATARRH THE REAL CAUSE OF MANY CHRONIC MALADIES Neglected, or Ovcrlooked, Tt Ia Certain to Biing Suffering and Disease - Twe Recent Patient Tl Their Experience How Other Sufferers May Get in Line. Fink's through ment the other cor- thelr treatment was the malls by Mrs, Fink says conducted mainly the “home treate any e of known under vari- ally part of se, liv cata are uffer of a catnr thro examination ich and poor Drs. Cop hal mucs er. howels abject to rh, The is this and the and & Shopard 1l treatment may d cure ReR— A RECE m Ne p, Brufts, i LLIAM NEEF 1ad he, hfu beleh times every biilvus sour ste Yever s 1s of sour attuck. n Both S as ch, ¢ 1 gas a & up from my stomach AL 1) CASE. street a Killed w r acid was a small boy nd fuid fuche with vomiting k pt me f were | Even a K pe got Gov s d ries thal 1aeh rink nds of wat of s0di er wa no real benefits nd bowels became juch to my misesy n me by Drs. ne after yea tire you b felt by t these it le system, 1 Their's is known A Mra, W ve ated undil .nmn Vs Bur ¥ ) N CRE two barns, tivatid sl Vegetahl, the rational he 1 remaining the police foot al ide estab arch hose in my opi for d NEGLE! D. Fink her than hutband 1t ad i€ W s Copelund s of 'y am nion, Madizon | the best known women In the tands 1 she in is orthy telling w dvspeptic physicians eumE-—i LR and much o*h After a leatmen Rl torment (he but gave | W clea ntirely e bost e tr TED DISEASE Neb., tate. her b age of note ==Special Noticas: by xluggish mail or be assur d poseibie 1o nd Avenue at adison, Neb, about the res t. Shepard that 1 sulfered as thous gl cted catarrh would not, treat me ind the catarrh poison body and arly ruined Thing i ¥ system since t mach worse about hed la grippe. e of my nose and throat flist affect @ o watery, nasal dise e for a wl " bLecame offensive, e left n welled shut, The left n wat'r and gave me stinging pains. o my stomach was attacked. For five vears ['was a ovspeptic and couldn't digest wiongh food to furnish any strength or As the disease spread the bladder sufs d also, giving me unspeakable distress, sufferings kept rest and sleep away uns ¥ nervous system was ahout exhausted, balt T cell how Dr. Shepard's work has e1 on me? co From being & w Four 1 have come spell every ect some of my great change nent ¢ for mie. facts publ women do tors conld not real trouhle fny who! ind wretched iny 1o be hearly and healthy in g0 up town whthout speaking about the Dr. Shepard's treat- women all it has done wer i bad s intense m work 1y down rostufl while th aing 0t recently epnrd hns 1 den't thonsand will just ne a new nsed my well now treatment iblesi’) friends I belley n do for other 1f You Cannot Come to Omaha Dr. Shepard, In superintends the mall de= by a sysiem of close corres spondence can treat those out of the city quite as well as those who come to the office, ~ud for a symptom blank.Medicine_shipped cerefully and chenged frequontly. Try this treatment DRS. COP:LAND & SHI'PARD ROOMS 311 AND 312 NEW YORK LIFB BUILDING, OMAHA, NEB. urs—9 to 1l a. m.; 2 to § m. Wednesd: and Saturdays to 8: 30. Sun, 10 to 12 m. Write for mail personal charge partment, and treatment i€ _ane of 0 lady town, the Mrs. e o fo Ever, only, 6 nt tha Council Bluffsmm FURNISHE oM private Hlufls ke, at W, 8. UR VAC Nicholson 1CRLY v Homer 1.0 <o I FURNISHED SQUAIZ PIANO Tih st K woods, past side fiult fa ot view articular o assume 10 excuse over 1 in advanta the bounds st guilty of mi Londot and ¢ reet FARM, T ing ‘i fi ken 18e% deal That made to he 1 for would ot inor colliding ‘with other v in depr 5 n, magistrate 8¢ allowed to go tives AR out bir us. prescribed misdemeanors Justifying arrest by London pow:ted to apprehend at once, without br armed with & magistrate’s warrant, all per o goilty crime, worl be tion, ta le dlesome. ouranxlety ddlesome con necessaily stirs up ill-feeling agalnst the force cu more harm t h J it are not sun AU u, 58 Bro 610 Droac o i WEL lots, A b by With W removes crusades figure by tizen, cou political 1 be qui possibility nt at this day of an absolute | . nse: hicl rily ' of their liberty for heir nam REST On the other hand a_ warrant of offenses For st of 1a over, lieved to b accessory 0 extort the police These be are 10 tabl upon ¢ tal n the the the is given and addresses y are notified to appear b a certain day their way until and that WITHOUT WARRANTS, 6 authority far in London t example, in crimes 10 maoney, and writing threatening letters. 5 if to somewhat counteract (his extended are instructed Beware of being overzealous or dangerous do y e W very an good.’ misconduct ble, department | faults, containg a few (tems that might profit- | additic and fo of acen bigamy, fa our duty, ho trifiing enumerat are ¢ be called to the attention of police are or They are, uity rule app using unne to a prisoner, talking and gossiping on duty. accepting gr bringing in or taking Pevalties for th se off Many of the without re an improp nses are enforced. 14 erning One of these is the requirer officers and constables si all singl he station ve no here police for Mty and permiss where months on ma is that any e for a ive years will they have served for a period not I.ss than | force. A 1 connected with the force shall | during the time of such connection or during | the period of six months after he left and entered some other business be per mitted to cast a other office vote per shall house to which to married fon not the riod ion upon bis retirem que orts sea and it is worthy chalrs Jupanese and East India make are pecullarly fitted o the wemi-wopical summer of this | reglom, satisfie has thereby been re estion of a of courtesy having bec arnd sie In An importer of ratta it 1s impossible to Keep up with the public taste. In big chairs son he The best lounges and pension with me a oved t custol of t the for any presented for el ctio provision In the laws gover man who has serv cause be gran of be it not entit Unt was the com law, the of itare. furniture ¢ seasons mers con and complain that there's nothing low enough for a woman to oceupy In comfort imports small ¢ growl because there 1s nothing roomy an luxurious ture imported for the last fifteen years has taught the western world a lesson in luxury of mote that the light, alr he Orien like of TS O MAT aggravated interferes orting It LEANED. il wiy WITH KETS N i e kool NS FOR | — | on W ndow the authorities hich such the only in which exerting ald be set or far would 3team and H>! Watsr Hoating Resideices and 3uildings. J. C.F BIXCB N 20 L | 202 Main, Pearl Stroets, Council lowa. as Blufls, driv ilar arrested en a few are 1 and ar- | fast Teaves | CHICAGO & NORTITWEST N [Arrives aha OmahalU. P Depot, 200 & Mason St fore hour hour stern ’ Express. Vestibulea 1 1 Limite to arrest | Sipni a greater han it is the aves [CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q [Artives Gnihal Dapot 10h and ‘Mason Sts. | Omahis o 10 i all police is em- BURLI ITON & MO, RIV )L 10th and Mason Sts. abduction, T wsation of extortion Deiiy Bendwoo Denver Nebragka Local (excopt Sunday).. 6 (except_Sunady) 10:15am. . 1 £:60pm Bilbam in their med- Let the m ion, doex Leaves | Omahal ves { Omahe Gam " figipm Spm. i Vie 0. B Trana; §:o0um CHICAGO, & PACITIC. |Arrives P. I % Mason (s, omng Depot 10th and Mason Sts, alts . but naha|U. ing ts Atlantic onsidered hicn 1 i5am. Oklah: Vestibuled Exp. (to C. wI m. Oklahoma & T 1:55pm Colorado Limited American Blex. 8 y violenze nd Limited r charge. = ves | UNION PACIFIC. Omaha,Unlon Depot, 10th & Mason Sts i0:00am Kearney Expr 2:15pm Overland ¥i: 21y Heatidce & tromy 6:40pm \tle Expiess. &0pm Fust M. London uet- nent that il reside y are at men to | ped until | ves | CHICA pahia|Union Depet, Juth MiL. & ST. 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