8 TJAJi ] OMAHA DAILY BEE , WEDNESDAY. 1XECEMBEK 2 , 1891.
SOUTH OMAHA'S ' EJIPN PURSE
Eff.rts That Will Bo Mala to Rsplcniah
tbo Exhausted Exihcqaor ,
RACNG FOR THE Q STREET VIADUCT.
Ciintm fitioct lUllwny Company He-
tunlL-il liy the I'.illuu ' 1 lie Mnttor
of UciitH-Mftilo City
In Uric ) ' .
The South Omalm city trcnsurcr snys that
the Ilicnl year ending m AUKUM. . showed an
overlap In the financial adnlrn of Uiu city of
f ,7" > 0. Ho hcllovcs that the shortage will bo
the snmo tba present fiscal ycnr , tmiUlnp n
total of nearly # 10,0)0. ) The treasurer be-
Moves that the only way out of the diniculty
is to Impose an occupation tax of ? - " > 0 upon
the saloons of the city. This , ho believes ,
will help the municipality out of the hole. In
case the saloonmon UloH on thin ho says that
H will bo necessary to raise their llconsoi
from WOO to $1,000 , which will bo much mow
expensive to them than paying an occupation
tax of f.V ) .
.story.
M. Levlnson called at tliU oftlco this morn
ing and denied ttio truth of the stories that
Judge Lovl has boon circulating about Levin-
son's cruel treatment of his mother. Mr.
l-ovlnson also denies ever having Invited her
from Kuropo. A younger son , A. Lovlnsun
of Now York , sent for her. After llvlntr with
ti I ni for four months slio wrote to M. Lovln-
son that she was sick whllo there nil the tlma
niul wanted to como anu live with him In
Ivobraska. She en mo hero and staved
with Mr. Lovlnson two months
and during this time ho bent
money to help support horclilldrcn In Kuropo.
When his wife refused to send any more
money slio began quarreling and went to llvo
with her brother , 1 Kutcky. After she had
hcon with him two months she became sick.
M. Lcvinsou states that ho sent her a medi
cal man , Dr. Walker , and also pnld for all
her medicines , She asked for a ticket to go
to Now York , uid : ho offered
to furnlgh the money , but she
backed out and would not go ,
Whllo she was dangerously sick hur brother ,
I. Katcky , sent her In a carriage to M. Lovln-
BOII ana had her deposited on his doorstep.
As the latter was unublo to pay in udvunco
the sum required by the hospital authorities
before they would take his mother in ho was
obliged to send her to the county hospital.
As 11 proof that ho has not ill-treatetl her ho
states that his wife visits his mother dally
and always times with hen some substantial
present , either In the shape of food or clean
clothes.
_
Iliyli HoiitiilN In South Omiilin ,
"Do you know why there nro so man y
empty houses In South Omaha ! " asked n
citizen today of a Hen reporter.
"No , " was the reply.
"Well , I will tell you. It ! s all on account
of the hoggishncss of landlords. It Is a fact
that no one can truthfully contradict , that
rents are fully 25 per cent higher In
South Omaha than they arc in Omaha ,
and10 per cent higher than
they are In Council Uluffs. The landlords
hero paid almost nothing for ttic ground on
which their houses stand and they evidently
intend to niako tenants pa'y for both house
and ground every year. This avbrlclous
spirit on the part of landlords keeps fully HO
per cent of the persons cmploved In
South Omaha from living in this city.
Hundreds of the persons working
tioro live in Omaha ana Council Bluffs ,
where rents ought to bo higher , but In fact
nro so much cheaper that money is saved by
living In these cities and paying car faro in
addition , to got to work in this city.
Trluil to hto I ii Street.
About 1 o'clock yesterday morning an at
tempt was made by the Omaha Street Kail way
company to tet.r up the asphalt pavement on
Twenty-fourth street between . O and P
streets for the purpose of laying tracks to Q
street. A gang of workmen with picks and
shovels were on hand and there was a load of
tics ready for the track as soon as liicl.
Captain O'Hara of the police foroo hoard
"
tho" commotion , and when ho saw what was
up ho promptly stopped the work.
It is supposed that the object was to fore
stall any elTorts by the Metropolitan Street
Uailway company to capture the Q street
viaduct" . _
Not a lee ! Iliiilitini ; .
' The new building of Buck , Eggors &
Eggors , on Twenty-fourth street no.ir N , Is
rapidly ncating completion , and is pro
nounced the finest business block in the city.
At the top of the building arc in large letters
the initials of the builders , "IJ E E , "
without any punctuation whatever. Several
persons have asked if Mr. Hosuwuter had
erected the building for the South Omaha
department of his gieut daily. One gentle
man said : "That man Hosowator Is a
genius. It won't bo long before ho has a
liKK uulldlni ; In every city in the state. "
Ilobhoil liy 11 Wliltow.ihhpr.
Mrs. Savage , who lives on the West side ,
believes that she has boon robboa by a Bo
hemian who was doing whltowasning for her
and her son Alexander has caused the issu
ance of a warrant for the fellow's nrrojt.
Mrs. Savage says that fill ) was put In the
drawer of a dresser this morning , and after
tin ) Bohemian had llnishcd whitewashing the
rbow she looked in the drawer to see if the
money was still there , but discovered that It
wasmUHlng. She therefore believed that ho
took the monoy.
Almost Lost 1 1 IN Nose.
Pierce Kisncr , an employe in the tin de
partment of the Cudahy packing house ,
struck a fellow workman named Nathan
Evaus over the face with a largo piece of tin
nun cut a frightful gash. The wound is just
below the bridge of the nose and th.it useful
member was almost completely severed.
Owing to the frequency of such assaults the
packing company will see that IClbiior Is pun
ished.
_
Two Unrx of Knnuy Cattle.
Among the. offerings yesterday was a bunch
of grade Polled Angus beeves that averaged a
round 1,100 pounds , for which a shipper bid
Jr > .75. They were the best cattle that have
been here for months , and will sell either
hero or In Chicago for Christmas uoof.
Miit-lu City .MlnlatiiroH.
Robert T. Maxwell will go to Toxis next
week.
Deputy Postmaster James MoRoynoUls has
returned from Peru.
Chase .Krlglor. who for live years has been
with the Ilowell As Bothwoll Coal company ,
lias sold his teams to Dick Pearson.
The second annual bnll of the local division
of the National Letter Carriers association
will be held In Blum's hall December ill.
May Norton and Vlra Noel were arrested
yesterday whllo on a howling spree. The
charge of Intoxication and vagrancy was In
scribed opposite their names.
Lodge No. US of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows has olee'.ed the following ofll-
ccrsi Xiba Crawford , noble crand ; C. L.
Talbot , vice grand ; J. H. Johnson , secre
tary ; J. J. Gorman , treasurer ; J. C , Thomas ,
Frank Gorlmrz and S. M. Press , trustees.
A 1'revo itlvo for Group ,
Wo want every mother to know that croup
can bo prevented. True croup never appears
without n warning. The llrst symptom Is
hoarseness ; then the child appears to have
taken a cold or n cold may have accompanied
the hoarseness from the start. After that a
peculiar rough cough Is developed , which Is
followed by the croup. The time to act is
when the child llrst becomes hoarse ; a few
doses of Chamberlain's Cough Uemody will
prevent the attack. Even after a lough cough
has appeared the disease may bo prevented
by using this remedy as directed. H has
never been known to fall. ' . ' 5 cent , 50 cent
ant ) ft bottles fonnlo by druggists.
Wnn In Trouble.
Joseph Sexton is u Cook county , 111. , law
yer who has been prospecting in the bi
chloride of gold Holds at , Blair , but who In
terrupted bis researches long enough to
como to O wfth a aud to stock up ou baser
material. Ho spent Monday night In the
city Jail but" was released at to o'clock vostor-
day with f J.-IO In his possession. Ho was
run In again at noon with only 80 cents
In his Docket , having exchanged f l.OO for u
Job lot of trouble. The Indications are
strongly aualnU his Immediate return to
the Washington county mining camp.
First Bad Boy HI there , Jlmmyl Wotyor
snlpo from that drug sterol
Second ditto Ther nicest thing yor over
see come on and have sum.
Second bad hey pulls out bottle of Holler's
Sure Cure Cough Syrup.
First ditto -Oh , my ! ain't that bully I
Second ditto Botcher life , ma savs it's
bast thing she ever saw for couchs and colds.
Itli.Ui KSTATK OVVNHIJS.
Suggestions nnil Iloport l > y the Assn-
ol.ill > n I'or ovoinlicr.
The following circular has bcim Issued by
the Heal Instate Owners association :
DBAU Sin : llnelo-ii'd plensu Mm ) our lltmti-
clnl wliitomonl foi the month of November.
During Uiu nisi month the oll'oit mailii by
thecltlensuOmaha / to sucniu the republi
can national convention tins cngipnd the
nttniiilun of v > tm > of the most iictlvu ttorUura
( if the association , and. wMlu the movement
WHS not nttonded with snecins In the way of
seeming the convention , yet \vu believe that
us an u < lvt > rtl aini > iit the i-ITorl will prove uf
Ine ik'iilahli ) value to our city.
With tlio exclluitiiMit of election and the con
vention movement , | n std ; wo shall ii'liirn to
our labors \\lth tunewoil vigor , and In this
connection uo ulsh to remind each memher
th 1,1 he too has u part to PCI form In the work
that i ho association Is carrying out for the
gonural heni'lltof nil i'om'erm > d.
We need moio niuinliprs and nemo are better
Blliiulnd to alii us In this purl of the work
thnn tho-to already enrolled. With nur last
lepurt we sent vou lotno1 hltinUs for this pur
pose , but a frw of which liuxo nsyi'L been lu-
tuinod. I'ennlt , ns to once moro request you
to soeuie tin ) name of some nolghhor who Is In
sympathy with us unit send In his name.
Wo have boi'utiiu now a leco nlred faotor In
tlie welfare and piosporlty of our eltv , and as
there are but two months more Inonr fiscal
year. It Is the desire of the piesont. hoard of
olllccis to 1 nlld up the nr uiilrullnn to the
fullest | > oslhlo extent , during that time , FO
that when they surrender the reins of gov
ernment to the now ollleoi's , who will ho
oleutetl to tnke rliiirgo Pehrunry I , the a so-
elutlon ulll he In tlui best possible ecndltion
to taKu up the labo-sof a nnw yn.ir.
l.ThatiUliryou for the Interest you have
manifested In the past , I um yours truly ,
Ciiomiu I' . Huuis , Secretary.
nncr.ii'TS.
Italanco on hand November 1. J l.'l SI
Kucelx ed lor stock sold CJ CO
Hei-eUed for montlily suhsurlt-
tlons 2) ) 81
Total receipts JI.I30 G"
UM'KMUTIJHKS.
Printing and stationery $ ti 0"
Telephone for November SOU
Stenographer In South Thir
teenth street liixestlcatlon. . . . 01 fO
Messenger iservice In October. . . a TO
Jlfssenjiois. o\prt"-s charges ,
telegrams for November 044
Typevvtiling fur November 3J 4i
Hunt for November Mi CO
Attorney's services 3000
Clerk hire 1151)0 )
Total for November 302 07
Halanco on hand W,8'J7 70
MIMIUIISIIII : > itni-ouT.
Number member. ) last loport 310
Now meinhers November 14
Withdrawn 2
Net train 12
Number members this report au'S
My dear sir , I love your daughter and want
to marry her. but she says you have a con
dition to your consent.
Certainly sir , I want you to promise you
will always keep trailer's Sure Cure Cough
Syrup and Hal er's German Pills for the
children.
Certainly , I will give thorn a dose just as
soon ns as
All right you have my blessing.
JV1H1K. IKiXJtY bUtiTAISISn.
United Stales Supreme Court On the
Subject of Attorneys' KOCH.
When Judtro Caldwelt of the United States
circuit court was in Omaha n year ago , he
made a ruling which stunned some of the at
torneys before the Omaha bar. The case in
point was a foreclosure suit which had been
transferred from the state to the federal
court. The attorney sought to obtain a fee
in the case. Judge Caldwoli bold this to bo
unreasonable ana unjust. Ho ruled that at
torneys in such cases were not entitled tc
fees. There was a score or more of similar
suits pending in the court at the time and
the Judge's wholesale disregard for tno feel
ings of attorneys g.ivo rlso-to a grout deal of
comment and dlsatisfaetion in legal circles.
JudRO Duncly of the district court , bitting
with Judge Cnldwoll tit the lime , declined to
concur In the ruling of the latter. It will bo
romoinuomJ that tbo former said at the tlmo
that his court had , for year * , allowed the
customary attorney's fee in foreclosure cases
and such ruling had been afllrmcd by Jus
tices Milter and Bro.vcr during successive
terms of court in Omaha. Ho saw , ho said ,
no reason for changing his mind ou.tho sub
ject.Last
Last night Elmer Frank , clerk of tno dis
trict court , received notillcation from Wash-
inctun that the supreme court had passed
upon the point at issue between Judges
Dundy and Caldwell , and that the old prac
tice of this court had been sustained.
A Narrow
Persons subject to cramps will bo inter
ested in the experience of J. IP. Miles , Wes
ley , Venango county , Pa. Ho was taken
very severely and called in two doctors who
proscribed for him but failed to give him re
lief. A druggist of Butler , Pa. , then cave
him a double dose of Chamberlain's Colic ,
Cholera and Dlarrhraa Homody , and in
tvtonty minutes ho was nil right and IB en
thusiastic in his praise of the Uemody. 25
and 50 cent bottles for sala by druggists.
) HIS FOOT.
Ui > ponsnnt ! K.tiisoile In Mr. Mraoo'n
l.iiHt Motor Hide.
W. A. Brace , residing on Twonty-llrs.1 and
Nicholas streets , last night accomplisnod the
feat of auditing from n moving motor train.
Having dona so ho will remain in bed for
several wcckj and will devote his spare time
to nursing a badly bruUod foot.
Br.ice was n passenger on an outgoing
north Twenty-fourth street train. At
Eighteenth and Cumlnir street ho stopped olt
the rear end of the motor aud was caugot by
the front platform of the trailer. After
being rolled along the track for a distance of
several feot. a wheel of the trailer p.issoa
over his riant foot , bruising and cutting U in
u frightful manner.
Tno man was taken to Swansea's under
taking shop and a physician called. The
wounded foot was diesscd and Brace was
convoyed to his homo.
Fine as silk Halter's German Pills.
The now Ilotol Urunswlolc , 10th nnil
Jackson , with all modern ituprovoinonta
Now ojion for guests. Moderate prices
iK 1'crmlts ,
The following parmlts were IssnoJ by the
superintendent of buIldliiRS yesterday :
W , J. Halm , two-story frame dwelling ,
llOif. MIISIIII street . $ I > , .WO
Thomas 1'ioolor , one-story brlek dwell
ing. 2114 1'nrKor htieot . 1,00)
One minor permit . us
Total . "l..U.'S
The Howe Scales , the only scale -vlth pro
tected bearings , No checit rods. Cat-
logucs of Bordcn & Sollock Co , , Agts. , Chicago
cage , 111. _ _
Competition tromblus wnon Iluytlon
Bros , opoti prices on pianos utul orgun.
The following nurriago llconsoi wora Issued -
sued by Judeo Shields yesterday :
Name and Address. ARO.
1 Hans f. llansen , Omaha . . . . . . 25
j b'orlno M. Nipinbon , Onmha . 2J
I ClmrU's II. Iliirtman , Kaunas City . 4.1
1 UatheilneC'ralg , Louisville , Ky . 'M
Cnminoitilahlr.
All claims not consistent with the high
character of Svrup of Figs am purposely
avoided by the Cut. Fig Syrup Company. It
ucts pcntly on the kidney * , liy cr and bowels ,
cleansing the system effectually , but it is not-
n cure-all and makes no pretensions that
every bottle will not substantiate.
pinna Now scnlo. Now
tuning ilovico. Sold on Installments.
Ilnydon LSros ,
VEIASCO'S ' HOCK OF TRIUMPH ,
Qlorof Deep Water Will Ba Oolebrated in
Tins Tcxis Fashion.
ALL THE WORLD IS INVITED TO COMF ,
Grand OyHter Honnt nnd Free Ship
UxuiiiNlou to lho UuostH or
tlic I/usty Young Giant
oTtlio Gulf.
VIU.ASCO , Tox. , Nov. 28. [ Special
Corrospontlonco of Tin : Dm : . ] On the
loth of next month this Infant city will
I'olobrato the noeomnlishmont of deep
water.
For twenty lotifj years the great West
has wished and waited for a dcop harbor
on the Gulf coast of Texas. Today they
have their wish At Velnseo , the mouth
of the iJra/.od river wlioro it empties
into the Gulf of Mexico , private money
nnd western enterprise lias accomplished
what government money , expended
under the direction of government on-
gineois , entirely failed in.
Captain F/.uls put to shame the silk-
Bhlrtcd , kid gloved , slcok and well fed
engineers of the United States at the
mouth ot the Mississippi river , and now
again Mr. E. Ii Corthell , who is Cap
tain Euds' chief , has heaped more
shame upon them at tiio mouth of the
Brazes river. They reported that the
jetties at the Mississippi's mouth would
fail of what Captain Ends promised.
Every schoolboy knows the triumph of
bravo Captain Euds.
They reported that at the mouth of
the Dm/.os n channel six feet deep and
100 feet wide could not bo maintained.
In two years a channel seventeen and
seven-tenths feet deep and 2-iO feet wide
has been opened without dredges , and
the scour of the river is not only main
taining it , but wearing it deeper every
day.
It Old \jt Cost Unelo Snin One Cent
either. Now wo nro rejoicing nnd wo
nsk all the 13,000,000 people of the west
to como down on the loth of December
and icjoico with us.
The railroads will sell you round trip
tickets for one faro , good for thirty days ,
and wo will take the best care of you.
Our deep water and our hum-locked har
bor belongs to you. Every producer in
' "dollar cent" interest
the west lias a and
in Volusco. Every taxpayer in the union
must bo its friend , because it is a public
work which has been accomplished with
out diguing into his pocket for the cost.
A city is building already. The great
ocean's commerce of the world has
rushed through the channel made by
the jetties into Volntco and is demand
ing business attention. Fruits of iho
south , sugar and luiubor from the cast ,
coal , silks in largo ships which could
not got into the Gulf ports without ex
pensive lighteragu charges , are demand
ing that Volusco take their cargoes and
give them return freight of cdtton ,
wheat , Hour and meats.
Volubco is only 115 ! days old , but its
commerce is established ; over.y depart
ment of trailo is inviting , begging someone
ono to take the business. Three hundred
and seventy-one firms are already es
tablished , but the business of a city of
15,000 or 20,000 people would not bo
enough to answer the demands.
In todays at private snlo 8715,000
worth of lots have been sold. On the
Kith nnd ITtli of December
there will be n public auction of every
other block in the city , . .Thoso blocks
have been reserved for this sale. You
can at that time buj' lots which are
across the street from great brick busi
ness blocks which are being piled up as
fast as men can handle brick anil mortar.
All railroads will give information or
you can got it by writing to the Velasco
Commercial club.
Como down and see us grow , whether
you buy a lot or not. Yon may need a
tonic and tlireo days with us whore the
roses are blooming in every yard and fat
oysters sloop In every Creole , will repay
you for the trip. Wo will woleomo you.
Remember the dates of the harbor
opening with oyster roast and ship ex
cursion , December 15. The auction sale
December 10 and 17. Wo will give our
riglit hand in welcome to all who como.
O. W. CllAWl'-OIJD.
Dr. Cullimoro , oculist , Dee building
NG INDIANA.
Tlio Progress Muilo in This Direction
hy i ho Army.
The effort to enlist Indians in the regular
army U being watched with a great deal of
solicitude by these who believe tnnt the con
version of a largo body of Indians Into sol
diers would go n long way toward Insuring
permanent peace between the Indians and the
settlers along the frontier.
( Jenornl John H Brooke , commander of the
department of the Platte , is reoouni/od ns
one of the most Successful olllcors In the
United States army in the management of
troublesome Indians. There nro more In
dians of a warlike disposition in this de
partment than in any other In the entire
eight departments of the army in the coun
try. and the general reali/cs the importance
ot giving a great deal ot attention to the best
methods of dealing with them.
The Indications point to the enlistment of
several moru companies of Indians in tbo
near future.
Lieutenant Alexander of the Seventh in
fantry has succeeded in getting &ix men of
the Cheyenne tribe to join company I of his
regiment. These six Indians will be taken
to Arizona by Lieutenant Harris and an
effort will bo made to recruit a full company
among the Aiuehos.
Lieutenant i'ickorlng of the Second Infan-
trv has enlisted twoniv-llvo men fiom the
Ogalalla's at Pine Kidgo and will soon have
his company full.
Lieutenant Johnson of the Sixteenth Infan
try has boon trying to recruit company I
among the nunnoeks and Shoihoiies , but
has not Huccocdcd ,
Captain Clapp ha * been detailed to recruit
a company ut Kjsobud among the lirnlo
Sioux.
Lieutenant King of the Ktihtti infantry ,
stationed at Fort Washakio , has been granted
a lejkvo of absence of lour months on account
of the sickness of his wife.
Colonel UUldoll of the Ninth cavalry will
proceed upon a tour of inspection to the posts
where the dllToiont companies of his regiment
are stationed nnd then toke a leave of ubacnco
of four months.
Cigars for the forcn about the adjutant
general's department wore turnlshud yester
day by llrst assistant clerk , J. M. Lowe. The
boy is said tc bo a solder from top to toe.
TinOM nnil the Now.
"Of courso'lt hurts , out you must grin and
bear It , " Is the old tlmo consolation glvon to
persons troubled with rho'inrulsm. "If you
will take the trouulo to dampjn u pleco of
flannel with Chamberlain's I'alu Halm and
bind it over the seat of piin your rheuma
tism will disappear , " Is the modern and
much more niitis factory advice. CD cent bottles
tles for sale br druggists. ,
Mr. Win. Leolu of Thurninnt Iowa ,
has his son's eye operated upon today by
Dr. Cullimoro , tlio Heo bld'g ooulUt.
Want ( tin 'Missouri Coiillnril.
Two men from Fort I'lerro , S. D. , are the
guests of Utvor Commissioner Berlin. They
have como for the purpose of having him
tuko some tops looking to the protection ot
the river bank opposite their tbwii , During
the past year the course of the Missouri at
that polut has changed , aud with the opou-
Ing of spring there rb n prospect that the
whole- town will bt > washed away ,
Mr. Berlin Informed them that ho was
powerless to render1 any assistance. He ad
vised them to lay Itho matter before their
congressmen , us the trouble was not iu this
river district.
"It leads them altIs the general reply of
druggists when asked about the merit or
sales of Hood's Sarsaparilla.
ItlnUncn Todny.
The price for'tho ' regular Wednesday
mntlnco at the fiicnam Street theater is
2oe uny reserved scat in the houao.
Tlioro will bo noiadvunco today to see
Rich & Harris' great company , "Doys
and Girls. "
In Print.
Wo take pleasure in noticing the
preparation of u book on our city by Mr.
John Lolhom , an experienced publisher
in tills particular lino. The book will
contain , besides historical matter , ex
haustive statistics fallowing Omaha's
comparative commercial , realistic and
general material greatness and advant
ages among the cities of the union. In
this direction especially the publisher
hopes to mention several novel points
not formerly touched upon respecting
Omaha.
The book will bo issued in pamphlet
form , tlio standard si/.o of the popu
lar magazines of tlio day , the
sumo typo and si/.o of page us
the Century , u style adopted
as in all respects the handiest and most
serviceable for work's of this nature. It
will bo illustrated and will run about 176
pages.
The business of getting the book out
will bo done entirely in Omaha , where
Mr. Lcthcm came a year ago , consider
ing this city possessed of bettor print
ing establishments thnn any place be
tween St. Louis and San Francisco. IIo
has issued now tlireo books from Omalm
presses and finds the public well sutis-
iied with tlio work they have done.
IIo Is assisted on tlio Omaha book by
four men collecting data , and is in the
market to purchase" the use of views , en
gravings , or information which may beef
of value , and that any resident is willing
to give. His oflico is room -ll'J Dee
building.
Short on .litroi'i.
Yesterday morning thojudgosof thedlstrict
court discovered that not enough of the
Jurors drawn ono week ago had responded so
that the business of the term could go on
wishout interruption. Immediately Judge
Kstello and Clerk of the Court Moores pro
ceeded to the olllco of County Clerk O'AInl-
lev , where they drew from the box the ii'mes
ol 11 fly men , who will report this morn
ing nnd servo as Jurors during the bnlanco of
the term. The men who wcro caught this
tlmo are as follows :
James Schlelchlin , Paul Serf , Charles W.
Spr.icuo , William S. Sheldon , Gcnrgo K.
Smith , John Swconoy , John J. Welshans ,
Mine Weir , Fred Kern , William H. Kennedy ,
John Kline , Dennis ICellihor , Bernard Kelly ,
Hans uimoirg , Joa.so II. Lake , Peter Lind-
cron , Theodore Eltsuorry , Daniel J. Flynn ,
George P Griflln , Nel.'on Hayes , John
1C. Hazard , II. Hanson , M. C.
Jones , Jens Jensen , William Livingstone.
Patrick Mainline , Jerry Mulvihill , John W.
Martin , Charles P. Miller , William Madden ,
P , C. Olson , Thomas O'Connoll , GoorcoPow
ers , Edmund Powers , W. M. PardcePatrck !
Qninn , Michael Uogan , George W. HeldJohn
Utley , John Rowland , Jens Anderson , George
W. Buckingham. John A. Cusick , frank
Coleman , J. G. Dennis , Ed Doberty , John
Eriekson , John H. Woods , Joseph A. Young.
A Qu ok TraiiK-Continental Freight
Train.
( Krom tlio American Grocer , Nov. 2 , " > , 1S91) )
For some dnya past it 1ms been Known
in the wholesale grocery circles , that
tlio largest shipment of any one prop
rietary article that ever took place was
on the way to < " 'ulifornia by the South
ern Pacific R. K
The shipment consisted of about
. ' ! 0OUO , cases of Royal Diking Powder ,
occupying the entire cargo space of two
of the Morgan line steamers to Now
Orleans , from which point it will require
u solid train of 2-5 cars on the S. P. It. 11.
Under an agreement witli the trans
portation companies , the goods are to bo
delivered on the coast within twelve
days from tlio date of leaving Now York.
Four hundred and fifty dollar piano.
Warranted seven years for $187.50.
Now scale. Uaydoii Uros.
p
WIXTRIl TOUitS'
To Summer Lands via the \VnbaHh
Huutc.
The Wab.ish nro now soiling round
trip tickets good returning .funo 1 ,
18)2 ! ) , to all the winter resorts in Ton-
ncbsco. Mississippi , Alabama , Georgia ,
Florida , North and South. Carolina ,
Louisiana , Arkansas and Texas.
The quickest and best route to the
Hot Springs of Arkansas. For tickets
and full information in regard to routes
east or bouth call \Vabash ollico , 1502
Farnam street , or write G. N. Clayton ,
N. W. Pass. Agt.
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla A Of perfect purity.
LemonI
Lemon
- mf eroat strength.
Eoonomyln tholrus °
AhnoncII
Rose etc.rl Flavor as dollcatoly
and delloloufcly no the froah fruit
XFIEX
Is The Best
In the mitrkot. Try it niul bo oon-
viii'-cd.
TURHER-FRAZER MERCANTILE CO
Solo Western Agents , St. Joseph , Mo.
DEEP CUTS
Have you had the pleasure of taking a good long tramp through the diflcrcnt parts of
Omaha lately ? If you haven't you can hardly realize the amount of work that's being done in
every direction. Real estate is "moving. " Take it on Douglas up above , say. itli , you'll
see cuts thirty feet deep. Looks as if a man would want a balloon to get home with. If you
went up there yesterday for the first time in six months you'd swear you never saw the place
before. ( You'd be tempted to swear at the mud , too , perhaps. ) Take it again on Ilarney _
west of 28th. Where was wont to be the trysting piacc Of numberless bullfrogs in a pond 'wayT
down in a deep hollow , and where one old fellow used to sing "go round , go round , g6
round , " every evening after seven , you'll find it all filled in and a n'c'o , wide street extending
'wayyest. . The frogs have simply moved , you can't kill the "croakers" in Omaha yet. Go in
any direction and you'll see marked improvements but when you're out walking you'll need
an Overcoat to keep you comfortable. Our tremendous sales of these garments "for the past
few weeks have greatly reduced our stock , several lines being practically wiped out. Partic
ularly is this true in medium priced goods. It's too late to replace them ; we do better for you ,
we mark down several lines of finer grades to the prices you want to pay. In fact , the story
this week is Deep Cuts
immense big line of extremely fine Kersey Overcoats in black , brown , tan ,
bronze , slate , stone , drab and steel , with set velvet collars or self collars , with
P/ \ fine cassimere linings , full satin sleeve linings and canton flannel pockets.
Pjl 1 These garments are regular fifteen do.lar ones , but we've made a quick
( * _ xJ price on them , ten-fifty.
The garments that we have today reduced to twelve dollars are without -
out doubt the best garments we have ever sold at this price. They are made
of an extremely fine heavy Kersey , They are lined with fine cassimere ,
have fine heavy satin sleeve linings , self collars and canton flannel pockets. /jf - | ( " " ) r\f\
The value of these garments you'll appreciate better when we tell you that k I / ( ) ( I
not a garment was ever sold for less than sixteen-fifty until this week. v ( / JL Z ' W w
.AT We arc offering several hundred regular eighteen dollar Overcoats. These
garments are made of very fine Kersey. They are lined with either the finest
kind of Farmer satin or plaid cassimere ; have set velvet collar , heavy full
satin sleeve lining , and are gotten up with all the attention to details that
you get at your tailors. These garments come only in black , blue
and blue.
TMB HDVMNTflGE OP OUR DEEP GUTS.
Have you sent us your boy's picture yel ?
DOCTOR
will ntop a Cough iu ono nljuht ; ,
check a Coltl In a clay , and CURE
Consumption if taken in time.
IF THE LITTLE ONES HAVE
WHOOPING COUGH OR CROUP
Use it Promptly.
A S5 ccnf
, bottle may
_ Asavo their
f / - * < ; f < .i " { lives. Asic
PURE PINK PILLS.
Dr. Acker's English Pills
CIIIIK CONSTIPATION.
Biniill , pU'ii.urit , u luvorlto ullli tlio liullr * .
W. II. llOOKEIl * CO . 8 West 1'roaiiwn ) , N. Y.
" ' ' ' ' * "
FOl"sALn'Yl'Y'ic'UIN ] & "co. . and S
MAN k McCOXNEhL , OMAHA.
IS CAUSED BY A COLD
\\hlchMittlcs In and Inllanios the air tithes
leading to the lungs It Is the bo luiilni ; of
Bronchial Consumption
And If tiOKleotcd leads to thai dlso.iso very
speedily. A sharp , metallic eon h uot'iim-
nunlt'S It TaKu It In lime and you can cer
tainly euro It with
SGHENCK S
Which Is Without nn Kq-inl lor
BRONCHITIS
mid for nil diaonboa loading tip to
nnil including consumption.
DU. sriIKNC'K'S HOW book on Dis
cuses of the Lunf3 , Liver and Stoinitcli ,
should bo in every homo. Sent frco.
D. % J. H. Schoiio'i & SON , Phihdelpaia , Fa.
A ( IKNUINK MlrHOIII ! KIM.KIt Ii KIII"J HKUU
KIIAUIOATOU Curut nil dllouoi uajimu Itkllli
the nilurobj ur iiurm. I'm 1111 uii.l rutillul In I. . II
nil { > lie , llio litter Ji , Kndoni. Hint nuyvrliurj
pr IIIKI ! on reiuliituf lirlcoor C. O. I' . Wuliini i
cuurniiteu 11 euro. Tim uubllo Irailo : i'i I tub -
buri iii | lied hy lh > Hinder Drui ; ( 'omimiir
Oinnlm , C. A Vulctmr , II nviinl Jloyuri nn I li I'
Hejrkorn Miltli Druiliui A 1) . Foalur. nn I II J
I'llls Council Units.
5
The Lpatlhic
DENTIST.
Third floor I'uxtnn Illoolc.
Telcpono 10S5. Kill ) anil I'anmni St ? .
A full sot of tooth , on riilibor. for { i IVrfoo
nt. Tooth wilhout plates or nimovablo
brldceorU , just the thing for blnjeri and
publlo spuauui > , novur drop clown.
Teeth Extracts 1 Without Paiu.
All Illilnns at reanoii ible ratu'i , all ttorlt
w.irr.mlo.l. Cut tuts 0111 fur u uldu
't Kucll.h lllnmou.l III and.
'ENHYRQYAL PILLS
Orllnnl oinl Ouly ( Jvniilnc ,
from
tl.u do ct ot
- - - } uutifiii trnm
f , wnntlnitwcnkniKii , lost m4uln jil , I' ! " , ,
w'Mwl ' aruluuiilo tnallso iwaliili cuiittilnlii
filUiiartli-iilari for Innio cure , I'll 15 II of rlmriw.
mhti who U ii' ' rvoiu nn I ili'hlllliit it > tlilr < ' .ri ,
1'rof. 1' , C. l'O\VlIilt .nooiJii , Cuuiu
MO OXJREl ! NO PAY.
THE NOTED SPECIALIST in the treatment , of all forms of
PRIVATE DISEASES.
17 soars oxpeni'iico. ( Jlcotiimliill ntmojiUKiIisolmruoH ; Btricturi
orilillicnlt ) or | iain in rolluvmt : the lllnililrr ; SjphiliH nuil nil ! > ! > .
onsen of ( ho Illnril anil Skin ; NcrMiiisnesH ( icni'rnl Debility , Ioni
of Manhood mill Amhitnm , Want of lifouinl \ ilality , Hail Memory ,
Despondent. Iicor' : > t ; < . ' < l. llolicfobtained\tlthouth > - < aoCtiiiiofrom
huHincHS. The most pouurful rumodios known to modernHclimco
for tliH treatment of the at > o\o dUutiHeH. Tht ) uenk Krow Mronj ; ,
thiMliMpomlent liecomo cheerful from renewed Vitality , Amhitloa
and ( 'ournne. .MyieKinrres and facilltien for doinu liuuinchii ara
linenriins'ed. AllcorrehponilonrontrlctlyiiriuitR. Writofor tunas ,
circularbandoucBtiou lifet. Nth and Farnam Sis. . Omaha , Neb.
Imparts the most delicious tuhto mid jieat
EXTKACT hOt'l'H ,
of nljUTTr.H from
nMKIMOAI. OHN. CKAVII..H ,
TLEMAN at Mad.
rae , to ) IH brother FISH ,
nt WOIIGCSTKIl.
Slay. 18S1. A ; C4H.I1
"Toll
IEA k I'EIIIIINB'
that their MUC.O In
ulxhlyoiteumcd In
India , I'lid Mill luy
opinion , the mo '
palatable , nn veil
UH the moBt while- Sa .MUKHITM ,
pome miuco that In
Uiaile. " Arc.
Beware of Imitations
BBG that you got Lea & Peiriiis1
S / & $ *
c a v&z * * * *
Blirnatura on every l ittlnof Original k Qennlno.
JOHN JUUNC'A.N'H ( MINN. M'H' VOJMf.
GOLD MEDAL , PA2I3 , 1878.
QgOO
from which tlio excels of
oil has K-on roinovcil , is
iflta'utiHt. la Soluble.
No Chemicals
are used In its prupnrution. It hna
more thitit three times the strcnyth of
Cocoa inixotl wllh Starch , Arrowroot
or Sugar , and is therefore far more
t'cotioinical , coaling less tlmn one tint
u cup. It is iliillfjioiis ,
BtrUl'lhoilll ! ! , > K , KASHA'
nnd adinlrahly adapU'd for invalids
is wt'il an for porsoim in liualtli.
Oold by Qyooors oyorywhuru.
W , BAKFR & CO , , Dorcheslir , Mass ,
nnnilTl HANHVI.WOO ) CAI'dl l-iS : nre th *
11 ! II ill I U bunn'i < lonlr riiiuini : ) ( inner to I br
UUUU I n
rcjniur iilijrulc fur tlio uiru nt
( lonnrrhiBi ami uliclmrifix ( rum tlio urlnirr or/ini
ovcruit own tl ji ll.Wcvrbgx ,
MOORE'S LIFE
Monmoutli , III. , Koh 1180.
Or. .1. H. Moore , While sulTorltii ;
from n sovorocold , I WIIH Indiicod to try
Maura's IVoo of Lifo Cutnrrh Cure. U
iillordod nlmost inimuiliiito rollnf ; mid
! whllo I linvu boon n fitilloror for nnra
from ciitnrrh , Binco iitlntf HUH rcmuily I
liuvo not boon alTuclotl in any wuy with
this deoidoly nnnovinj , ' diwjaso.
Moore. M Tree of I/fc , a I'osltivo cmn for Kid
ney and Klvur ( 'oniil | > ilnt anil all hlood illH *
eisns. : UODH It pay to miller whoii you i > nn bo
enred by UHII ! .Mooro's 1'reoof llfe , the ; tiroat
l.lfo
National Bank
I' . P. IlKl'O-ITOIU OMAHA NKU
Cuptn | | . $400,000
Surplus . O5.OOO
Ollli un niul Director * -lloury W Yntei , lraili | nt |
I < tiWU H. ll oi | . Vlco I'ruililunt ! U H. Miturlca. XV.
V. Mcr.o , John H. Uilllni , It U CuiUIn , ) . N , U.
1'ttrlLk , W U. A lluvhui , Omhlor.
THIS 1UCJN LJA.NK.
Corner I''tli uml rnrimmdti
tcnurul lianUliu lUiilnun Tram ictJl.
INTEREST PAID ONDEP05ITS
ATQMMlOAN&TRUSTCtt
5E.CDR
CAPITAL'S IOO.000.00
DIRECTORS : A.UV/YMAM-C.W.NASK
JHMILLARO CUV CBARTON'C.H. LAKE ,
J.d.BFtOWN-THOS'U.KIMBALL.
