I THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WeSnESDAY NOVEMBER 20 H
, , 1889. 5
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m 10CAL POLITICAL GOSSIP
H Como ol the Mon Who Want to
H Serve the Fooplo
Bt THE MODERN APOSTLE PAUL
H Mow the Bngo of tlio Mn' .l Snok Pars
B Ills Political Uobts Kent's .
B Gnnjr of Political
HH Ivaborcira
HW Aiplrlne Mortnln
, * On tlio SStU ot this month the pcoplo of
W Omaha will vote in a sj.colal election on the
Hi question of issuing bonds to the ntnount of
J ll.M..OvO In nld of the construction of a union
H depot nnd viaduct on South Tenth street , the
H former to bo U90d jointly by the Union PaM -
M clflc , li & M. and other railroad companies
H Which may dcslroto avail thomsolvosot the
HJ advantage
fl On the nd at next month the regular city
M cloctlon tnkos plnro A mayor , pollco judge ,
HMi trensuror , comptroller and nlno councllmon-
* at-lnrco trill bo elected
H' The Issunnco of the following bonds will
H also bo voted upon : ? 26OU0O by the county
H in aid of the Nebraska Central railvrav In
HBtho erection of n steel rntlvvay brulKO over
HH the Missouri ; also , * ( i : > ,000 for the purcnaso
HH of tlio exposition building nnd the convor-
H slon of it into a market house : ? 21j,000 for
HI the purchase ot school Bites and the oreulion
HH > of schools In various parts of the city , os-
HH > pcclnlly with a $75,000 addition to the high
HH { school
HH | lames II McShano desires to bo placed in
HHl chareo of the city's linanccs by the dotno-
HHi cruts and is backed in the aspiration by the
Hj First national bank , of which his brother ,
Hi John a. McShano , is a director In the
HI event of his belncr unable to secure the noml-
Hu nation , his support will bo transferred to
HI Jake Hungato , a running partner in the
HT Omubafairussoclattou
1 Samuel Do Nedroy , ono of the eldest mem-
H bcrs of the Typographical union In this city ,
HH Iscucourngod by fiicnds and democrats in
H many parts of the city to asplru tq the post '
HT tiou ot pollco judge Ho Is a resident of the
H Fourth
Hi Henry Hornborfror will servo the pcoplo of
HI the Fourth ward if the nominating light
HI rilng should strilio him Hols not anxious ,
HI however , to obtain the place
H Ed Meadlmbcr , the carriagomakor , Is an-
Hj other aspirant for the olllce who thinks ho
H can ride with ono of bis rigs into the posi-
H
H Pat Carey , the proprietor of the Doran
HH house , is a third candidate
H Whito-wingod pcaco abides with the coun-
H cilmunic quartette in the First This con
H slsts of 0. 1 ? . Goodman , the druggist and
HT chairman of the board of education ;
H ) Ernst btulit , the grading contractor , who
HT has leveled Eleventh strcot like a barn
HT flour ; R Nye , ono of the contributors to the
Hi older of the hyphenated shcots , nnd C. S.
HI Elsulter , a young mun of education nnd
HI means , who is particularly anxious to ncrva
Hi the pcoplo of the ward ; Isaac S. Ilascall
FHH ) also dosirrs the place 'X bo latter is putting
pHHj up unothor whut-is-lt-for building on ( Jastol-
rPBPJ lar strcot
jAaBf William Segclke , of Pomy & Scgolkc ,
I BBt wants the councilman's position in tno First
Hg on the democratio side Scgolko has an ox-
UHM tensive acquaintance , nnd is favorably con
HJ sidercd by many friends
I HB In ( ho Second ward thcro nro four candl-
dates for councilman Fred Helim , paving
HV repairer , wants to bo sent back where be
HI wis seine time ago , and Dan O'Koeffe , the
Hm bricklayer , who is working for the county ,
HH would like to appeal to the worklngman's
HH vote to elect him Mossrs Ilamcl and Hill
BBftw are the other aspirants
P BB Why have the pollco boon pulled off the
BBH espionage of saloonkeepers who soil liquor on
pBftw Sunday ! " asked a well-known olllclal yestor-
P BB aay For no other reason than that the mayor
BBftV considers it policy , now that the campaign is
BBftV in progress , to lot the suloons alone I can
P P B almost enumerate forty saloons that have
P pBj sold liquor for the last two or three Sun
P BH days , and after midnight most of the tlmo ,
P BH with impunity Every ono of these
P P B saloon owners is a liroatch man
BBftV On election day I know ono saloon keeper
B who boasted having taken in ? C0 over his
B bar , und ho wasn't nearn pollingplacoeither
B Dut lot i\ man who is opposed to him try
BmbJ to soil nnd if caught , it will cause htm some
BhS trouble "
1 Mayor Drontch , saId anothcr , would have
BBhW us bchovo that a lhenso can issue to only
BBhb one Urm und that It may not bo transferred
BH This is a species of imposture Lot
BmB mo show you Tlio saloon run by
Bhm Toft on Fifteenth street , south
BBhB of Farnam is authorized by a license which
BBmM was transferred by Dan McCoy , who opened
BBhB the place The House ot Lords saloon on
BBhB Dodge street , opposite tbo postoltlce Is now
BftB run by Doty & Durst , at least tliey bought
BhW the place with the Ucoase of llriggs , of the
BmbB Stockyards Exchange The Homestead sa-
I BB | loou has heon running about a mouth The
' • ( management of that did not pay $1,000 for
for two months to sell
Iquor C. S. Hlcglus got a license
BT out in the name of Tom Foley , and paid him
< (100 for the use of his name Mow Mc-
Guckin & Brandies nre doing business at
EIB this sanio place Tlio mayors visits to that
SB , corner , too , show that ho appreciates souio-
B , thing or somebody uonuectod with the
B place Hawley & Athey have opened n sa-
B loon In a now place , but the firm now con
ftam tains Athony instead of Dowd us formerly
fBf Who authorized a cliaugo la the liconsol
• BT There are other features In connoctiou
ApB with this matter which show an anxloty on
BB the part of the mayor to onllst the saloon
BBi kcopirs The mayor knows that these
• Br licenses are transferred illegally from ono
• B * man to another Ho knows tbuttboDia-
. B" inoiul is running two faro tables ovcry
B night Hut ho does not molest the propria-
B tors because these are political times ,
B And yet , ho did not hesltato
B to cancel the license of a young
BL man which had been bought by the mort-
sBI if ' Kitgcd homo of the mother , because a saloon
P K' Lk koopcr had sold some whisky to a spying po-
' . ' ! lfcemau who clalmod ho wanted it for a stele
' pB mun If that wcrodono to me , Idon't know
Bf What I would do "
Bj ' < Hut say , did you bear ot the break that
pB/1,1 "Vandorvoortand his'mun Friday \fheeler
few made at the ministerial association mooting
Monduyl I suppose you have , as it has
" boeu the talk of the town ever since On
the fuco of the thing it did not appear so f r
P H out of the way , but people who know Van
dorvoort , and know the mottvo behind it ,
, J dent Know whether to laugh or become
• BftB highly indignant at the bottle scurrcd"chlef
P PJ Of the legislative oil rooms
- j ' . 'Vandcrvoort goes before tbo ministers ,
P PJ nnd with a sanctltlod air and assumed piety
P PJ r < makes a devout appeal to the ministers
kB . I to liolp this grand and sacred causal I I
P Bli Erastus Young , auditor of tbo Union
B • Paolllo , could If tbo rules of the company
, pormlttod It , disclose cortaln vouchers on tlio
> pfl | in his ofllco bearing the approval of this same
pBj > • Apostle Paul Vandorvoort , covering cor-
B tain bills for wet goods , commonly called
PJ lager boor and whisky , which were noces-
B sary to Bupply the heavy demand of the leg
J - islutlva oil room This oil room , by the way ,
flj was not merely ono in name , but had u long
BB nnd popular existence In the basement ot tbo
BM capltol building to the kuowlodgo of every
flj body in the Inner circle Vandcrvoort , bow
flj over , may have , at that tlmo , insisted on Sun
pfll day obsoryanco with regard to the oil room
flj Then you know that when the
BJ state convontlon mot in Hastings m October ,
mVB Paul gjrdcd bis loins and commeucod a
kB march with other aiiostles of high license ,
kB nnd they journoved by the liglit of the ruil-
BB star by night und free passes by day The
kB solo mission of Paul and his deadhead
B friends was to defeat Judge Ilceao on the
kB Bupromo bench becuuso ot his uvowod prohl-
mVB ] bitlon tondcncies.ond this was accomplished
VBI But that didn't interfere with Paul soliciting
kB the help of the clergy in the grand and sa-
kB cred cause '
PBM After Paul had made bis appeal before
B Agnppa ho must bavosccu what h fool ho had
kB made of himself uecauso ho and Councilman
kB Wheeler , who happened to be uear at band ,
kB Immediately asked the reporters present to
kB aay nothing about the incldont , on the
J ground that it wus not news Councilman
BJ Wbeolor was particularly anxious that uoth-
kB log bo said , but the reporters thought it was
BJ nuvvs and tno urgent requests were denied ,
kV Now lust why Wheeler was lutorcstod In
BJ this matter Is not clearly set forth , unless it
i B was because through Wheclor and llroatcn ,
1 VB Vandorvoort worked the Dodlin granite
1 kB scliemo through the council However this
I kB may be , It U tbo gossip of the street that
\ Vandorvoort and Wheeler in their plea to
f the preachers were simply attempting to re-
BkBBkV '
JkBBkBkfcJ & , agHifewaMfcjiii ri&Mii > . tyfefe * , m 'is : .
doom tholr obligations to Droatch With
this knowledge the ministers would undoubt
edly have snt upon these pious politicians
and cast thorn out bodily As It was they
handled them In pretty good shape , nnd I am
heartily glad that they rebuked them "
Yesterday morning Street Commissioner
Kent put sixty mon to work on Shirley street
on a Job which , it is claimed , requires no such
force It is claimed , in view ot the foot that
the strcot commissioner has had no such
lorgo force of men at work In many a day ,
thnt the gang Is to bo used today to
bolster up a candidate ticket at the prima
ries
Rcnnhllcnn l'rlmnrli > .
Tno republican primaries will bo held
today between the hours ot 12 o'clocs m.
and 7 o'clock p. m. ( In the several wards in
the city , and at the following place * :
First Wnrd Eleventh nnd Pierce
Second Ward 14:2South Thirteenth
Third Wnrd 110 bouth Twelfth
Fourth Ward ! < U5 South Slxtoonth
Fifth Ward llSi Sherman nvouuo
Sixth Ward 23j9 North Twenty-fourth
street
Seventh Wnrd 1813 Parle nvonuo
Eighth Ward 31U3 Cuming street
Ninth Ward 2W3 Furnnin street
The following persons have been elected
presiding nfllcors and Inspectors of the prl-
inary election for their respective wards :
First Ward U. M. Smith , Thomas Shea ,
Fred Horzko
Second Ward Danlnl Shelley , August
Schroeder , August Gutowood
'Ihird ward A. O. Decker , A. Thompson ,
Irwin Duggan
Fourth Ward A P. Nicholas , D. B. Hall ,
Alexander Mcintosh
Fifth Ward U. F. Kedman , H. C. Couns-
man , John Wallace
Sixth Ward Frank Mann , A. L. Stein ,
II J. Wells
Seventh Ward-M. D. HydeP J. O'Mally ,
C. L. Thomas
Eight Ward H. A. McCuno , Aaron Hall ,
L. F. McUinn
Ninth Wnrd S. P. Hannon , Gcorgo Henson -
son , James Uorphoy
'I ho Itxvr Gbveriilnij Primaries
The approaching primnry elections in this
city have caused n great doalof contention
as regards the legal rights of electors a'
such election and the laws govarnlng the
same
For the benefit of all persons interested
wo print tbo following election law In full :
If at any primary election held by any
party any Individual shall vote under the
name of any othar person or who shall prevent -
vent others from voting who have the right
to do so , or shall fraudulently deposit ballots
or take them therefrom or commit any other
fraud tending to defeat or affect the result
of the election , ho shall bo deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor
Political parties may malco such rules
governing tno primaries as they may see
lit
Provided that la metropolitan cities the
polls shall bo open at 13 o'clock and close at
7 p. in , standard tlmo
If challenged the voter must swear in his
vote as follows : You do solemnly swear ( or
alllrm ) that you will true answers make to
such questions as mav be put to you by the
presiding ofllcor touching your name , resi
dence and qualifications as a voter A rec
ord of the answers is to bo Kept by the presiding -
siding ofllcor
Fulso answers nro perjury nnd subject to
Imprisonment ot from ono to five years
The acceptance of u bribe of any value
for vote or iullucnca is a misdemeanor
Primary election means tbo election bold
by any party or political body Voters In
primaries must bo qualified electors under
the state law
Punishment of mlsdomeanors under this
act is a Uno not oxceediag $300 or one year
imprisonment or both
A Sovnnth Witril combine
Omaha , Nov 19. ( . To the Editor of
Tub 13ee : Wo dcslro to call tbo attention
of the voters of the Seventh ward to the
fact that a combine has been formed ta this
ward bo'.weon Mike Lee , who is to bo
chairman of the board of public works ;
Chalice , who is to furnish lumber on all city
contracts , and who now desiro3 tbe election
of his running mate , Clayton , who
Is also in the lumber business ,
to servo as his colleague in the
council for tlio Seventh ward Also Paul
Vandcrvoort , of Dodlin granlto fume , and
young Ulondorlf , who has just received from
this combine over $13,000 iiavaiico fees on
nrchitoct pluns for the city hall This coni-
bino in secret caucus has mapped out a cam
campaign in the Seventh ward for
the primary election tomorrow by
which its own interests can bo best
subserved without consulting the doctors in
general in tbo ward
If the voters of the Seventh ward dcslro to
protect their prooorty interests and bo rep
resented in the council by mon who care
more tor the public interest than self , lot
thorn turn out on masse and favor the un
pledged delegation composed of representa
tive mon from all parts of the world as dele
gates to the city convention The election of
adolugutlon suggested by this combine will bo
a detriment to the Seventh ward and the city
of Omaha There is a great deal more in
this than the poopto see on the surface
All tboso interested in good government
should rally give their sunport
to this unpledged ticket , which Is for
law and order and against secret combine
Inn Seventh Waiid
Bolihi Withdrawn
• Omaha , Nov 19. ro the Editor of Tnn
Bbk ! I hereby respectfully withdraw as a
candidate at large for councilman of the
Second ward , Omaha , for the following rea
sons :
Times are hard and ward bummers
nrohungry.andlcannotaftord to spond$1,000 ,
to secure a $000 offlco ; and , that I wish to
comply with the earnest request or my wife ,
whoso honlth is poor I rospoctfuily with
draw Thanliing ull my frlonds In the Second
end ward for the honor tendered mo , I re
main yours respectfully ,
John F. He hit
Dent ' irritate your lungs with n , stub
born cough whoa a pleasant and ofloc-
tivo remedy may bo found in Dr J. H.
MoLoan'a Tar Wino Lunp Balm
A Pleasant poolal Event
The comfortable homo of Mr and Mrs
G. W. Llnlnger , at Eighteenth and Daven
port streets , was the scene of a largo social
gathering of Omaha's first citizens last
night Tbo occasion was a promenade con
cert , given for tbe benefit ot the Hurt street
home for women and children There were
200 persons present , and tbo affair was pro
nounced by alt a flattering success The
host and hostess entertained the company
in a most satisfactory manner About
$258 will bo realized as tbo result of the con
cert Cash to the amount of $35 was received
with regrets of persons who were unable to
attend %
The programme rendered was as follows :
Overture Golden Crown Miller
Musical Union Orchestra
Selection Ermlnto Jacowskl
Softly Fall the Shades of Evening..Hatton
Madrigal Club
Harp Solo Serouado , Gounod
Miss Sadie Nash
I a Only Thou LasBen
t b You Stole My Love Mucfarron
Madrigal Club
Cornet Solo Das Hild dor Hose . .Relcbardt
Henry Lutz
J a Forget Me Not , Von Suppo
| bTho Last Dream , . . , Cowen
Miss Miriam Chase ,
Flute Solo Selected
Mr Frank UadoUoC
Kellogg Valse Ardltl
Mrs Cotton
Where are You Going , My Pretty Maid ! . . .
Madrigal Club
Mr W. T. Tabor , Accompanist
Gavotte Hearts Desire Schrappe
March Kaiser William , , . . , , . . .Steinhauser
Selection Gypsy liaron Strauss
United States Court
In the United States court yesterday John
Gordon was flnod tl and costs for selling
liquor to Tom Buchanan , a Winnobago In
dian The costs amount to about $150.
Goorga King was arratguod for sending an
obscene letter to Philip Douglas , and pleaded
not guilty Ho was placed under bonds for
his appearance ,
NervoUs debility , poor memory , diffidence ,
sexual weakness , pimple , cured by Dr
Miles Nervine Samples free at Kubn &
Co 's 15th and Douglas
WHONG-aORNTKD SIjEUTUS
Some Ilnvo Tholr Coat Tails lilftetl
With Licnthcr
The Chicago Intor-Oconn o day or two
since in Its report of the Cronin trial paid no
small amount of attention to Frank Murray ,
who Is part owner of n saloon on Fourteenth
street In this city , and who , for n long tlmo ,
lived in Chicago Ho loft there over two
years ago and has since been residing In
this cltv In Chicago , tbo prevailing opinion
is that Murray Is a prominent member of tbo
Clan-na-Gnol , inasmuch as bo knows several
of the parties who are now implicated In the
Cronin murder
Shortly utter the finding of Dr Cronln's
body the states attorneys concluded that
perhaps Murray would bo a valuable man for
thorn to have during the trial , and thov have
accordingly sent detectives at numerous
times to "pdmp" ' him for information
The first ono came in tbo garb ot a nowp-
paper man and ronrcscntod that he was con
nected with ono of the Omaha papers Ho
found Murray at homo playing with his ono
yoar-old child on the front porch Ho np-
pronched Murray cautiously , notebook and
pencil in hand , nnd aflor informing him th\t (
ho ( the visitor ) was a member of the roper
torlal fraternity , asked for a prlvato inter
view As there was no ono at homo uxcopt
Murray and the baby , the former informed
his visitor that ho could "ilro uway , " as the
child was never kuown to divulge n family
secret • Whereupon the quasi newspaper
man put n sorlcs of Interrogations
that would cuuso tlio reporter on
the Arlzonn Kicker to blushthoy were so extremely -
tromoly ludicrous
Murray , to use bis own expression , tumbled
bled to his gama" nnd filled his questioner
so full of remarkable talcs regarding cuttle
raising in Now Mexico that the fellow fern
n tlmo behoved his informant wns daft But
whoa Unully he believed tno trick ho had
sought to play was of no avail ho was much
chagrined
Your llttlo ruse might work said Mur-
roy , but for the fact th it r know every
newspaper man , reporter , or editor in Omaha
Hence I would advise you to glvo your head
n good bath "
The Chicago Impersonator of Omaha re
porters then wont homo
Detective No 3 tried the traveling mans
racket Ho overdid tlio matter , and his into
was sad Murray didd't Hill lim nnd throw
"
him In a sewer , or anything o "f that sort , but
ho inflicted the punishment usunllybostowed
upon small boys caught stealing fruit , n la
boot
The fly cop came In while Murray was
alone behind the bar , and inquired if Mr
Murray wus in Murray replied that ho was ,
whereupon the stranger warmly grnspod his
hand , Bald ho was glad to meet him , had
heard of him so often in Chicago in connec
tion with the Cronin case , was a friend of
the men who hud killed the doctor , and
wound up by inviting Murray to take n smllo
at his expense Tneu ho ordered anotbor
and set up the cigars When ho htui got
his Victoria Uoginu going in good shape ho
began guzzling , but the mixologist had
penetrated his visitors disguise and his an
swers were evidently not satisfactory
Finally , as a last resort , the stranger re
marked :
Well , Mr Murray I am going from hereto
to Sau Francisco I am very much pleased
to have mot you and asa token of my
esteem lowering his voice to a whisper
allow mo to present you wltn a piece of the
whip handle that drove the white horse to
the Carlson cottage , " at the same tlmo ten
dering a piece of a wbtn
And in return for your extreme kind
ness , " remarked Murray , allow mo to pre
sent to you us pretty a niece of extra line
? rnda of oak-tanned solo leather , with French
calf uppers , as ever kicked a man of your
kind out of doors , " and minus ceremony ,
Murray promptly kicked the quondam travel
ing man through the aucituro loft by the
carpenter who erected the building
"Uecauso , you see , " said he , had I bcea
foolish enough to toke that piece of whip I
would have probably been arrested and
takoa to Chicago as an accessory and they
would have made mo a mint ot trouble with
out my being of any benefit to any of the
parties concerned I dent deny that I know
several of the parties connected with tlio
case , but what I dent know ot thnt affair
would make a volume bigger that Webster "
And now , very rccontly , comes Dotcctivo
O'Donnell , of Chicago , who is ostensibly
soiling books , montlon of which was made in
TnB Ubk a few days ago His object hero is
collecting evidence tor tbo stnto's rebuttal
Ho is ono of a corps of men sent to Minne
apolis , St Paul , Denver , Kansas City , St
Joseph , Dc3 Moines , St Louis und Omaha ,
in fact every town where a camn of the
Clnn-nu-Gacl is thought to bo located His
mission is to nnd out who nro mem
bers of the camp in Omaha and
get acquainted , hoping that some chanca ro-
inark may give a clue , the theory being that ,
as the states evidence is all in , friends of
the defense may bo induced to say some
thing He is a big , broad-Jhouldored man ,
who at ono time was employed as a private
detoctlvo In a very tough beer garden In
Chlcajro Ho visited Murray , but was
recognized ; a ropor'er also recognized him
Hence bo is not likely to gain much informa
tion
tion.And there is yet one thing more Letters
bavo bcon known to pass betwocn ono of the , ,
accused mon and an Omaha physician of re
pute What their contents are no ono
knows , but the Chicago man is evidently
acting under Instructions to shadow the
doctor The latter is alleged to bo In collu
sion with "Coonoy , the Fox , " although the
latter stutemont is morelv hypothetical Just
how long Mr O'Donnell will romaln in this
city after today Is not known , but hi3 book
sales will probably dotormmo the matter
Miles INcrvonnd Jfjtvor IMIIh
An important discovery They act on the
liver , stomach and bowels through the
nerves , A now principle They speedily
cure billiousness , bad taste , torpid liver ,
piles and constipation Spiendid for men ,
women nnd children Smallest , mildest ,
surest SO doses for 35 cents Samples free
at Kuhn & Co 's15th and Douglas
AN KMPrVf CHIP
But Mr ConneU'H Ml ml Is Full of -
Concrrsslonal Ideas
Hon W. J. Conaoll has broken up house
keeping nnd is stopping with his family at
tbe Murray until ho leaves for Washington ,
next Sunday or Monday ,
Mr Connell was asked to give an outline
of legislative work he expects to accom
plish this winter , but hesitated about com
mitting himself
"I cant toil , " said ho , Just what will bo
done until after congress moots and the
speakership matter has boon disposed of It
will bo my purpose , bownvor , to do all I can
for Nebraska at-largo and the First district
in nartlcular At the present time , though ,
I dent know ot any special legislation that
is likely to oo brought up , a now member Is
not in a position to say what bo will
or will not do the first time
The majority ha > , heretofore , been as
completely blocked from accomplishing
much , by the minority , that predictions or
amount to nothing Under the
iouso retaliations , it rcquiros uuanimous
oonsont to suspend the rules , consequently
much tlmo ean easily bo waatod on important
wattors without over renohing a result , "
What Is the feeling ot the Nebraska del
egation regarding the speakership ! "
"Tnat I dent know We have
agreed to consult as soon us
wo reach Washington and ascortaln what is
the best thing for us to do Laws says ho
has.no choice , personally , among the candi
dates , while Dorsoy , I think , fools very
frlondly towards MclCinley "
Mr Connell evaded expressing hla per
sonal preference , but talked very favorably
of Heeds fitness for the place
Ho thinks that the tariff will demand mora
attention this tlmo than , probably , any
other question , and is satisfied that congress
will , during the scsbIou , pass a law reducing
the rates Just as fur as possible without in
juring tbo manufacturing and commercial
interests ot the country
An Abmnuie Oaro
The ORIGINAL ABIE TINB OINTMENT
Isonly putuplnlargotwo-ounco tin boxes ,
and is an absolute cure for old soras , burns ,
wouuds , chapped hands , and all skin erup
tlons Will positively euro all kinds ot pUas-
Askfortho ORIGINAL ABIE NE OINT
MENT Sold by Goodman Drug company at
S5 cents per box bv mail 30 cents
Paxton Hotei , , Omaiia Spoo | l at
tention to corainorolal wen Finest and
largest hotel in tbo west Kittrodgo &
Bralnard , proprietors
"
ABOLM EVANGELIZATION ,
• a
Dr Duryoa's RaUIonl Suggestion to •
the YiuVL a. A.
rr ti
the Docron'jST ' SUBSTITUTE
"
Ho Would Have the Itnoma Bright
nml ChotrrVHh Courteous
Attendant nnd Other <
Attractions
No Uncertain Italic
"My friends are Jolting mo about hitting
Secretary Jonncr of the Young Mon's Chris
tian association in a tender snot by my remarks -
marks Monday before the ministerial
union , " said Dr Duryoa in conversation
with a reporter "I did not Intend to say
anything offensive , " continued the divlno ,
but was niorolyfilvlng rav experience with
Young Men's Christian association organiza
tions The Young Mon's Christian associa
tion of Boston ruined Itself by the course
the Omaha association is pursuing by at
tempting to usurp the wont of the pulpit
The original intention of the organization
was forgotten in the work ot evangelization ,
A low and undesirable class ot fellows were
attracted to the organization and the bettor
class of young men were driven out The
Unitarian church started an organization
that eliminated tbo course of evangelization
from Its creed , and , as a result , attracted
the cream of the Young Mon's Christum as
sociation
"Tno Young Mon's Christian association
in Now York city is a modal organization ,
nnd this is duo Ih a great degree to tbo good
Judgment ot Mr McUurnoy the socrotaiy
Everything calculated to interest ana in
struct the young mon Is provided , but they
are not scared uway by presumptuous fol
lows who Imagine they are ovaugellsts Ono
of the features was a course ot lectures by
Mr Thompson , the son of n missionary The
gentleman had boon tnrough the orient and
illustrnted old bible scenes and costumes
from his actual observation His lectures
worn crisp , cntcrtatmne and Instructive , and
crowds would sit ana listen to him with
openmouthed interest Many poonle of
culture uot members would go to bear hi in
There nro 10,000 young mon In this city ,
most of them without homes The Young
Men's Christum association hero is to make
a ulaco of resort for poor but respectable
young men For young men who cannot af
ford a Uro In their rooms , who have un place
to go , and yet who wish to improve tholr
evenings by reading nud otherwise
The Young Mon's Christian association
will have its hands full it it attends to its
proper function , that is of bringing tboso
young men to tbo association rooms No
matter who the young mon may be , Jew ,
Gentile , or Arab , It makes no difference Let
a number of tbo loading young men of the
association , who are bright , intelligent , and
of good address , put in tholr time hunting
up poor but respoctublo young men Invite
them to como to the association rooms , to
take part in the gymnastlo exercises , to at
tend the lectures and coacorts , enjoy the
baths , and rend the papers and books there
But when thov got these young men there
they should resist the , impulse so common ,
Now that wove got them , lots convert
them ' They fcbould not have religion forced
on thorn and bo chased down the stairways
and buttonholed at the door by overzealous
evangelists That is the ' way to drive them
out l -
"I Understand tbatstho association hero is
making this mistakeFjof behoving that its
mission is to be evangelist and lam informed
that it Is oven preparing to send a mission
ary to India This steppiug outside of its
Bptiere It will do nioro harm than good
"lhero are men who are educated for the
ministry and even they , at least , have a bard
time to prepare sermous.that their congre
gations should have ifl return for the salary t
they give I work like a nigger every day in
prcparinc my sermons nnd never retire until
midnight I have to "do this to fool that 1
can conscientiously take the salary I am re
ceiving I road all the works on theology ,
science and pbilosopny , in addition to keep
ins posted on the current news and literature -
turo of the day through the nowapapors and
magazines And yet , some upstart with
neither information or Judgment will at
tempt to do evangelic work because he is a
member of tbe Young Men's Christian asso
ciation
"If a cotorlo ot the members feel disposed
to hnvo a quiet song service or prayer moot
ing in some corner by themselves it is all
right ; but I dent bollovo In an aggregation
ot cranks and other men of no standing
whatever , getting up and blustering and ex
horting and driving the young men of finer
sensibilities and good Judgment away
The young men who frequent the Young
Men's Christian association rooms should be
taught by exumplo and not by precept
They should bo attracted to Christianity by
tbo manliness of its professors "
Anculsli Unspeakable
is endured by the victims of Inflammatory
rheumatism , and any form of tbo disease
may reach that agonizing phase or attack
the heart and cuuso death Unhappily they
who feel its preliminary twinges seldom
roulizo this Like other possibly dangerous
maladies , rheumatism is often disregarded
at tbo outset Well will it be for aim if this
brief warning shall servo as a warning ot
future peril or pain to a reader troubled with
incipient rheumatism The proper sequel
will boon instantaneous resort to the great
preventive dopurent , Hostettor's Stomach
Bitteis , whoso brevet of professional com
mendation popular experience has confirmed
There Is no finer or moro genial antidote to
the virus of rheumatism in the system
Botanic In its origin , it Is free from tbo ob
jections attaching to depurent poisons liable
to bo taken in moro than the infinitesimal
dose , The Bitters conquers malaria , indl-
gestion , liver nnd kidney troubles
South Omaha
Robert Still , aged fifteen years , sou of
Charles Still , was run over by a grader be
longing to E. F. Dawson His loft thumb
was broken
William Delaney Knocked Michael Richey
through a window in Foley * saloon Ho was
fined $5.
B , L. Bean , a Tekamnh stockman , foil into
a cnttlo cbuto at Swifts and sustained
bruises on his left leg ,
- "
:
Tndigestion
IB not only a distressing complaint , of
Itself , but , by causing tbo blood to
become depraved , and the system en
feebled , is the patent ot innumerable
maladies That AVers Sarsaparilla
Is the best cure for Indigestion , even
when complicated wiih Liver Complaint ,
Is proved by thtftdllowlng testimony
from Mrs , Joseph Lake , of Brockway
Centre , Mich , j OLiver
Liver complalntt and Indigestion
made my life a burdpn and came near
ending my existence For moro than
four years I suffered untold agony , was
reduced almost to a skeleton , and hardly
had strength to dra tmyself about All
kinds ot food dibtftcssed me , and only
the most delicate could be digested at
all Within the time'mentioned ' several
physicians treated me without giving ro-
lief Nothing that I took seeraod to do
any permanent good until I commenced
the use of Ayer'a Sarsaparilla , which
bos produced wonderful results Soon
after commencing to take the Sarsapa
rilla I could see an improvement in my
condition , My appetite began to return
and with It came the ability to digest
all the food taken , ray strength im
proved each day , and after a few
months of faithful attention to your
directions , I found myself a well
woman , able to attend to all household
duties , The medlclno has given tno anew
now lease ot life "
Ayers ' Sarsaparilla ,
FBXFA8ED BT
Dr J. O. Ayer & Co , Lowell , Mast
Pries | 1 s six bottlei , 15. Worth $ S oltle
kBkBkBBakSakBsafikBBi
YOU ARE FOOLING I
Away moiioy i you buy an overcoat without looking at our atock Uur a sortmout ororslintlona H
everything oE its kind in the city Never in nil the years that wo have boon in businoaa have " wo had H
such vast quantities o fmo and elegant overcoats , and never were they sold at such low figures Wo H
are in tlio height of the season , our overcoat department is booming , you will always Bud it crowded H
and why is it so ? Are the people crowding our store because wo give thorn poorer goods or chnrgo H
more than others ? Would they come to us to buy overcoats that can bo hnd cheaper elsewhere ? NOT , H
MUCH ! They como here bccnu&o they know they con save money , and save considerable too B H
Our largo business is the result oC our nbility to buy right and the will to sell right , our largo busi- H
ncss is the result of fair dealing and of hotter values thnnyou can get clsowhoro for your money , B H
Ami in no article can wo provo that to you quicker than in an overcoat Clothing Houses as a rule H
make moro profit on overcoats than they do on other goods It will take but it glance at OUR PRICES . . H
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toconvinco you what n great difference there is in the way WE sell overcoats nntl the way ethers are H
selling thorn You need but look at the elegant wide wale and all wool cassimoro overcoat which wo H
have marked $0 , or at the fine chinchilla garment , satin lined throughout , velvet piped and made up H
in excellent style , which wo offer at $8 , and hundreds of other garments marked equally as low , H
WHERE COULD YOU MATCH THEM * [
Nebraska Clothing Company , I
Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets , Omaha H
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ALL PRECEDENT !
PAST
OVEll TWO MILLIONS DISTIUDUTKD
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated by the legislature , for Kducatlonal
and Charttablo purposes , nnj Hi frtmchlso mailu a
part or the present t til to Constitution , in 1979 , by an
overwhelming popular vote
Its GRAND nxTHAOUDINAnVDUAWINOS
take placoSeml-Aunually. ( .lunonnrt December ) ,
andltsOUANDSINOI.ENO.MIllillDItAWINOS
talseplaee m eacu of tlio othorton months of tha
year , nod uro all drawn In public , at the Acnd-
emy ot Music , New Orleans , La
"Wo do lioreby certify that wo supervise the at *
rangoments for ull the Monthly and Soml-Annual
Drawlnira of iho Louisiana statu lottery Coiupnny ,
and In person manano and control tbe DrawlnKS
thcm&eWotf , and that the anmo are conducted with
honesty , falrnes , and In peed intth toward all par
ties , and wo authorixe the Company to use this cortl *
Ucate , wlthiUTOlmllesatonr signatures attadiod In
Its advcrtlscm "nts "
C0.MM1S810NEI1S ,
We the undersigned Hunks and Bankers , willpay
all prlios drawn la tlio Louisiana Slnte I ttorles
which may be presented at our rountord
K. M. WAI.MSLiEV , 1'res. Louisiana Nat Dank
l'lKKUK LANATJX Pros State Nat'l Bant
AUALDWIN Pres NawOrleaus Nat'l Hunt
OAUIi K0IIN , 1'rcs. Union National Dank
MiOTH mmm
At the Academy of Music , Now Orleans -
loans , Tue9day. December 17.
1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE , - $600,000
100,000 Tluk-ta nt$40 ; llnlvus $20 ;
Qunrtors , $10 ; Klclits $5 : Twen
tieths , $2 ; Kortiotns $1.
list or vtaxKi
i I'ltizisot' s < i .oooij roo.oco
1 l'KI/.K 01.V.IO0 1 20,000
1 I'UI/.K OK 1IU.UU1S 1UU.0J0
1 1'ltlZK Of UIJMI Is . . , , Mjm
2 l'ui/.us or 3uuu uro , . . . . to.iin
6 I'ltl/.KS OV U.'JUUnre ' fti.uu )
110 I'KIZKS OK" MUlare t' ) tt
li6 I'ltl/.IM OI > ' • . • , ( < < > are M.UU0
100 l'lll/.is ; OF Nil are , HU.UJ0
lull 1'ltlKK ! ) Of Ull are 130,100
10J i'UUtUH OV UOaro mM
APPUOX1HAT10S IlllZEO
IQO 1'rlrcs of 11,00a are , lOUDO
100 do tOOore . . W.0 '
WO do UOaro 40.UO0
7WO NUMBEU TEIiaiNAU
1.093 rrltesof ISKJaro , mm
3,144 Prizes amounting to 52,139,600
A iXTS : WAJiTBn
nrFoit Club Hates , or any further Information
deslrod , wrlto leinbly to tbo undersigned , clearly
stating your residence with Hiato , County , btreet
nnd Number Mora rapid relurn mall dellycry will
be assured br your enclosing an envelope bearing
your lull addiess ,
IMPORTANT
Address M. A. DAUPHIN ,
New Orleans , La
Or M. A. DAUPHIN ,
Washington , D. 0.
Oyordlnar ; letter , contatntng Moxir OiideiiIs
sued by all Kspress Companies , New York Uiclmnge
UraltorlOitalNoto
Address Registered Letters containing Curreocj ta
NEW OHL.UANB NATIONAL I1ANK ,
New OrleansLa
rtKMKXiriEU that the payment of rrtres Is
fJUAllANTKHD UY FOUIl NAT10.VA1 UANKri Of
Now Orleans , and the tltkota era signed by the uretl
dent of an Institution , whosu chaitdrel rights aio
reciigulied In the highest courts : therefore , beware
of all imitations or anonymous schemes "
ONK 1)01.1.A It Is the urlcoot the smallest part or
fraction of a ticket ISSUKlO HY UH In any drawing
Anything In our name ottered for less thau a dollar
as aswlndte
DRUNKENNESS
the Honor Habit , Positively Cared
by Administering Dr Halaea'
Golden Hpcilfle
It can ho given In a cup of cotfoe or tea without th
Inowledgoortho person taking It ; Is absolutely harm
ess and will elfuU a speedy and psroiauont cure ,
whotlier the patient Is a moderate drinker or an al
cohol wreck , thousands of drunkards have been
made teiuperalo men who Have lakeu ( Jolilcu Hpc-eMla
In their coffeoMlthout their kuuwledge und today pa
lleve they uutt drinking of their own rrcewill , tT
Never fails The system once Impregnated with the
specific It becomes an ulter Impossibility for the
liquor appetite to eilst ( or sale by Kuhn * Co
Druggists ISth and ltouclas sis , aud ISth and Cam
LBgsUOuisUa A. U. Foster 4 llro , OouuUI Ulnas
OMAHA iflEDEGAL SUr .D L
NWCOB I3IH& DoccE 0T8 , OMAHA NEB
TOB TUB TBKATUEin OF ALL
GE11HG1UU
DBIES.-s9s.OSIi3 ! , 1
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES
Bsc ? Faculties , AppsrarasandB.ejnedUsfor8uccessfa *
Treatment of evsry farm cf Jl'seass icquiria ?
MEDICAL or RUHOICfil THEATHEI1T.
HINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS
BoardAttsndanos Bust Acoomnodationa la Vint ,
07"tfJUTE FOR cntCULAES on Deformities and
Braces , Trusses , Club Ftst , Curvatures of Seinelies ,
Tumors Cancer , Catarrh , Brouohitis , Xnhalstioa
Electricity , Paralysis , Epilepsy , Kidney , Bladder ,
Bye , Ear , Skin ani Blcod and all Surgical Operations
diseases of wmn lEsss&sxia
\r mvit LtrcLT iddsp a LTU0-1 * DirACTnsnrroa
robkn niRiMi conrisKJiEiiT ( STftlCTIV FRIVATF )
Only KelllblsHedicat Institute ma.Bug a SfCiialtyo !
PRIVATE UISB ABBB
All Ulood miMiet lotcpfifQllf treated Srphimie Poison
r.moTed rromthviTiUawtlhotit w rcnrr * H vr Utttorttd * *
rrcatMtnl tor L H of VITAL TO * V * * I'artlea UDftble to TllU
mmay be treated At borne b/corrcspondeoee. JtMeou > niunlea >
tloaaeootltltntlal , U dlCiBeiorlniroucDtoentljliii > lorex *
trtiii ureljpa keilnomarkioiDiieatecvnleiliorttQder :
OaFarf t&niiitrilev7prtreired. Call and eoomit uior in.4
bJatoryof roar a e , and ir * mill eend la pUIn wrapperoar
book to win , sirWstfffieMi sr-ViS
Ills ; Glealscd T rteoc lcwllh question tLU Addreu
OMAHA MEDICAL & BOKOTCIAL INSTITUTE ,
13th and Dojfe StrsoU , OU-flilA , NEB
Hejltlus Wealth ,
DDn BC West r Nerve and nitAiN Tiikat-
hk.nt , nuunnmtoeil tmcciuc for Ilystnilit , Dizzi
ness Convulsions , pita , Neivous Neuralgia ,
Headache Nervous Prostration caused bj * the
use of ulcohol tobacco Wnlcofulno > s , Mental
Iteprusslon.Boftenlni ; ot the Ilrain , lesiilllDg In
Insanity and lendluc ; to inlsery.decay and death
Premature Old Ape Jlarrenntts , Loss ot , Power
In ottucr sex Involuntary losses Hnd Bperinat-
torlircacauipd nyoveroxarttonof the uraln.s lf
abuse or overindulgence Each box contains
one tnontIt's treatment 11.00 n box , or ilx boxes
forln.O ) , sent by mall prepaid on receipt of price
WB GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To euro any case With each order received by
us for six boxes , accompanied with IV 0 , wo will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re
fund the money It the treatment does not effect
a cure Guarantees Issued only by ( loodman
Drug Co . Druggists Solo Agenti , fill ) Farnam
Street , Omaha Nebraska
SYPHILIS
Con be cured In 20 to 00 days by the
use of the
Mafic Remedy
For tale only by the Cook Hcinedy Co , of
Omaha Nebraska Wrltutous tor the names
and address of patients who Iiuvu beeit
cured aud from whom wn have psruiUslon to
refer byphllU Is a disease that lias always
battled the skill of the most eminent ljliyslcluua
aud until the discovery ot tlio Cook itemedy
Co 's "MAOIO UlSMlalir " not one In llfty uvor
having tlio disease has been cured Wo guaran
tee to cure any case that can be produced
Those w hn Have taken Mercury Potash , B. H. H.
Bucus Alteruns or other advertised remedies ,
with only tomporaiy bencllts cun now be per
manently cured by tbe use of the "MAUIU
MBMtiliY" of the Cook Itemedy Co . Omaha
Neb Jlnwarnotlmmltatloiu It Is absolutely
impossible for uuy other person or company ta
have our formula or any remedy likeltlu etfuct
and results ' 1 he Cook Itemedy Co , has been
treating patients for four year and have al
ways given perfect satisfaction , 'ihoy are mun
dolly responsible , having a capital of over
& 0O.U00 , maklugtlielr guarantee good Wo soli
cit the mutt obstinate cases those who iiuvo
tried every known remedy ana lost ail hope of
recovery Correspond with us and let us put
ynu In possession ot evidence that convinces the
mostskentltal Markwlmt v nay : In the end
ynu MUST us our "MAC10 ItUMKUV" before
you can bo permanently cured , It Is the most
herolo blood purifler ever knonn Write for
particulars Alt letters coutlitcntlil
PAIITinM l > esure you are getting the Cook
bAUIIUIl Itemedy Co 's Magio llemedy
None others are genuine Parties claiming to
be agents for us are Impostors and frauds , lull
particulars tree Address all communications
The Cook Remedy Co ,
Booms 418 and 419. Paxton Block
THE RAILWAY TIUEMB H
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DoputKith ii Mason ms Omaha Oiunlin HIH
Chicago Vestibule Ux . , . .1:15 : pm 9S'J n m ssHH
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Chicago Local 0:1) : p m 8:30 : a m Baaaal
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Lincoln tc Concordia J.o'l b : > 0 a m 11:15 : p m HI Hi
Colorado Mnil 11:15 : p m DJ5 : a ra HI 91
Chlraco Kast Mall , via U. HI Hi
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Night Express V ; 15 p m Mam 'HhHI
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Depot lutli and Marcy sts Omaha Omaha HUB
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• Limited Past Malt . . . . * 0V : > p ml 40 : pm 'HsH
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Depot Ifitb Ac Wcbstersts Omaha Omaha HBH
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• Rlonx City Dxprnss 1:00 : p m lno p m • Wm
Sioux City Ac'mmodat'n H:00 a m 0:4" : p in SB
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AVcHtwnrd • IBii
Ilunnlng between Council niufls nnd Al- 1V' }
bright In addition to Hie btatloos mentioned ; | lj
trains stop at Twentieth and Twunty-tourtU Hal
utreetu and at the Summit In Omaha • HE'
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