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About The American. (Omaha, Nebraska) 1891-1899 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1896)
THE AMERICAN 8 CITY AND STATE AU road lead to Oms,h la ISSS. n A. riawlcy of Lincoln u In Otnshs Monday of this week. lion. Paul Van Porvoort, who hs bwd rery tick for two weeks U almost well araln. The Traveler Protective association VoUmI to hold their biennial meeting; lo this city In US. The Nebraska delegation to the St Tula convention will leata Omaha Saturday afternoon. The Loup River valley wm visited by a severe storm Sunday evening and considerable damage wm done to prop erty along that river. South Omaha now license gambling !n spite of the stale law prohibiting it. There are said to be nitty gambling houses In operation there. The special service whtcn was to have been held In Y. M. C. A. nail Sunday afternoon will not be held Owing to the fact that the Juniors will arrive one day earlier than anticipated. The merchant of Omaha are a Jubilant lot of follows since the passage of the Omaha exposition bill. They all seem to be of one opinion that it will give business Interests a new lm pstus. Peter Johnson was accidentally truck by an F., E. A M. V train while crossing the tracks at Masoot Station, South Omaha, Wednesday night and killed,, Johnson was going home In ao Intoxicated condition. Our friend H. C. Ilonry Jaacks of the Are department was married Wednesday to Miss Mary B. llalbrook. They have the best wishes of Tbe American force for a long and pleas ant voyage on the matrimonial sea. The judges of the dlstrlot court ex pect to close up the business of the present term about the 25th of this month. There will be no further busi ness done before the autumn term, ex cept by special arrangement between the parties. W. K. Totter, receiver of the defunct Nebraska Savings and Exchange bank, has sued the stockholders of the Insti tution for the original face value of the stock-1100 per share. The suit Is based upon the original unpaid sub scriptions of stock. The criminal court room In this city presented rather a novel appearance Monday before Judge Baker arrived. At the long tables In front of the court's chair sat a dozen or more of the jury engaged in a social game of high-five. Attorney James W. Carr left for Cleveland, Ohio, today where he goes to attend the session of the supreme lodffe of the United States of the Anoient Order of United Workmen, lie expects to return about the 25th. There will be a high-five party and dance at Eagle Hall, Fourteenth and Dodge streets, Monday evening, June IS. 1806. under the auspices of Belle Kempter council, No. 6, W. A. P. A. Tickets 25 cents. Refreshments will be served. Everybody will be welcome, The American and citizens oi Omaha generally are well pleased with the work of Congressmen Mercer, Halner and Andrews, and Senator Allen, who bravely stood up for Omaha and Nebraska In securing the passage of the Trans-Mlsslsslppt Exposition bill Mr. Leroy J. Corliss of the Waterloo Creamery association was married to Miss Jennie A. Reed, Wednesday, June 10. 1896. at the home of the bride In Happy Hill. About twenty-five friends of the young couple were present and witnessed the ceremony, and unite with us in wishing them bon voyage. Something like three weeks ago we cot an underground message to the effect that D. I. Hayden, the con tractor and builder, had a new boy at his house, but through carelessness we failed to note the fact In these columns. Yesterday we met D. I. and he said the young man was almost big enough to take charge of the shop. The fourth annual meeting of the Earrlson clnb was held last Sunday at Bennington. There were twenty-six members present, and twelve new names enrolled. H. C. TImme was elected president, Henry Kelsey treas urer, and H. Pybum secretary. The last named gentleman was made chair man of the executive board. The club endorsed E. E. Balch, G. R. Williams Isaac Noyes, Richard Smith and Joseph Crow for the positions they are seeking, On Thursday evening, at the real dence of the bride's sister, Mrs. J. Lin coln Baker, No. S853 Seward street, Omaha, our friend, Charles E. Winter, was united in marriage to Miss Au- Augusta P. Hutchinson, also of this city. Mr. Winter, is clerk of the county court and as president of the Young Men's Republican Club, is well and favorably known throughout the city, and especially among the mem bers of the bar of Douglas county, to which he was recently admitted and welcomed as a worthy and promising member, having already a well-earned reputation as a writer and an orator. In his bride Mr. Winter is most fortu nate. She Is a young lady of superior qualities, of many accomplishments, and will prove herself a true heipmate. Among the many guests present were: Eugene Moore, state auditor: A. S. Churchill, attorney general; Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Payne, Mr. and Mrs IWmer, of Beemer, N. Y.; Mrs. Will lam Winter and MUs Lena Winter, of Wymore; Dr. F. W. Winter and wife, of Wymore: Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Win ter, of Blue Rapids, Ka.: Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Kauffman, o' Wymore; and Rev. John C. Wlllltt and wife, of Fort Madison, la. The presents were nu merous and beautiful. CongkkskmaN MERCER of Nebraska, may have lacked nerve last fall when a bitter factional fight was on in his own town, but he has had nerve enough to cat his vote in congress against sec tarian appropriations and In favor of a bill restricting immigration. Even the devil will get his dues through this paper. 'Mid Summer Carnifar-Spfclal Ex. runions. On Juno 20th, 21st and 22d and June 30th and July 1st, the Denver & Rio Grande and Colorado Midland Rail roads, In connection with tbe Rio Grande Western Railway, (Great Salt Lake Route) will make the VERY LOW RATE of 20 00 FOR THE ROUND TRIP, DENVER TO SALT LAKE CITY, tickets good 20 days from date of sale, with transit limit -of 5 days In each direction and permitting of stopovers at Intermediate points within that limit By special arrange ment these tickets permit of choice of several routes going and returning, that is, the same line In both direc tions, or the D. & R. G. broad gauge In one direction and the narrow gauge line In the opposite direction, or the Colorado Midland In one direction and elthor the broad or narrow gauge line of the D. & R. G. in the opposite direc tion, thus enabling the holder to view the grandest of all the Rocky moun tain scenery as well as the unique and varied attractions to be found In and adjacent to Salt Lake City. For furthoy Information apply to F. A. Wadlelgh, G. P. A., R. G. W. Ry., Salt Lake City, orcall at "Utah Bureau of Information," Brown Palace hotel, Donver. But Will Take What We Can Get. The matter of foreign Immigration is one that needs prompt attention and instead of the bill being passed In the senate that has lately passed the Re publican house, which only provides for the ability of the Immigrant to read and write in any language, it should be amended to require all those coming to remain to be able to read and write the English language and have sufficient funds to maintain them selves and family for at least one year, The hard times has not stopped the flow of foreign Immigration to our shores, for in 1895 the steerage passen gers brought here exceeded the num ber of 1894 by 10,000, making a total of 371,693 steerage passengers for last year. The day of high wages is gone In this country and the chances for the betterment of the wage scale is les sened every day. Shut the gates. Olympia Capital. Are Winning. Minneapolis, Minn., June 9. A new departure has been made by some of the Minneapolis papers. A. P. A defending artioles are allowed space In their columns. Heretofore none but the editors have aired their views, Hundreds of choice articles have been consigned to the waste-basket. Lately two articles appeared in the Journal and one in the Times, something new for Minneapolltaos to see. The above is noticable elsewhere. but It is also noticable that when news papers first become liberal they have a mean way In Its connection. They dis like to "give In" as it were. They gar ble the grammar of their contributors, But we are glad to see the change, Step by step the sentiment of the A. P, A. is gaining ground and if we are per sistent and gentlemanly in our argu ments we will win the day. We will also win the respect of our enemies among the press editors. Zambot A Fish Story With elements of truth, easily possi ble by using the Northwestern line to some of the many lakes north. Cost you $2.00 to $10.00. Depends on the "Financial Question." 1401 Farnam street A Cool Reception Awaits the wise purchaser of a Spirit Lake ticket, via the Northwestern line, Accommodations there better and more reasonable than ever. Ther mometers not allowed to go above 68 1-20. City office, 1401 Farnam street Jiol too Smooth. The tracks of the UNION PACIFIC are so smooth and the cars furnished so complete that you can Imagine your self in your own luxurious apartments at home. Inspect the Buffet Library and Smok Ing Cars as they pass through Omaha every morning. Hello, Juniors. Buy your tickets via the North western and the Union Pacific to Den ver. The finest trains running be tween Chicago and the coast You will find them thoroughly American Lew Kates Tla. the Ilurllniften Be ate. St. Louis, June 13, It and 15. Chicago, July 4, 6 and 6. Buffalo, July 4 and 5. Washington, July 3, 4, 5 and 6. Denver, June 14 and 15 and July 5 and fl. Salt Lake City, August 8 and 9. Hot Springs, S. D., June 12, July 3 and 24. Yellowstone Park, June 1st to Sep tember 30. Call at Ticket Office, 1502 Farnam street and get full information. Or, write to J. Francis, Gen'l. Pass'r. Agt., Burlington Route, Omaha, Neb. 1302 Farnam Street is the Union Pa cific City Ticket Office. When down town drop in at John Rudd's and leave your watch, if it is out of repair, to be fixed, 317 No. 16 St Stenographers and Lawyers having transcripts and other legal documents to be bound can have their work done at The American book-bindery. 1615 Howard street. Telephone 91 1. So Hurry Till You Start. Spend all day In Omaha and leave via "TOE NORTHWESTERN LINE," OMAHA-CHICAGO SPECIAL, at6:30 p. m. (dining car.) NO HURRk" TILL YOU START. Then there's considerable hurry, for the train arrives at Chicago early next morning. This train is equipped with everything and words are very hard to find that do It justice. If you must leave earlier, inquire about the 45 Overland Limited. City ollico, 1401 Farnam St. The Columbia Republican Club, of Indianapolis, has undertaken the task of forcing ex-President Harrison's name before the St. Louis convention. It Is claimed tbe ex-president will ac cept It nominated. Teachers Boston. Through car service via "North western Line." Choice of steamer trip in the Great Lakes without extra barge, if desired. Many other un usual privileges. Inquire at the city office, 1401 Farnam street. TJTAH-THE 45TH STATE. The Homeseeker'g Promised Land. The territory of Utah entered the Union of States on January 4th, 1896, with a population of about 200,000 peo ple and a climate unsurpassed in the wide world. It is richer in agricul tural resources than any other state. It has within its borders nearly all of the known minerals and metals gold, silver, copper, Iron, tin, etc, In abun dant quantities. It has, best of all, a health-giving climate, always temper ate In summer and in winter. It has hot sulphur springs, and is in fact one large sanitarium. Utah is the ideal place to build a home In which to soend the balance of your days, sur rounded by farm and orchard which guarantee all the necessities and most of the comforts of life. There are mil lions of such homes now awaiting set tlement. Send to F. A. Wadlelgh, Salt Lake City, for copies of Utah pamphleta. It will pay you to post yourself on the merits of the new state, which has been amply termed "The Promised Land." ss ytTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTT' JOHN RUDD, Jeweler and Optician 317 N. 16th STREET, . MAKia a erioiALTV or . , Fine Watch Repairing : ts? French Clocks. : t Exclusive Watch Examiner for F., E, ' and M. V. R. R. Co. Department Store Prices Best describes the rates at which DR. WITHERS Is doing all kinds of Dental Work. Set Teeth 5 00 Best Set Teeth 7 60 Gold Fillings. tl.00 and up Sliver Fillings 1 00 Gold Crowns 5 00 Teeth Extracted 25 Teeth out in the morning Sew Ones Same Day, All work at about Half wha other Dentists Charge. 16 Years' Experience 16 Dr. WITHERS, Dentist, Fourth Floor Brown Blk. Sixteenth and Douglas Streets TELEPHONE 1775 Do Ten Wish to Bay a Home! Write or call at Room 303, 60 Dearborn street. If you wish to buy a home la Chicago or suburbs. You will thereby nave an u portunlty to deal witn r rienas. famfurt, Erenain; and Speed combine to make the weekly excur sions via the UNION PACIFIC the most popular of any now running. Tuey are personally conducted and offer every convenience to the travel og public. GEO. F. ADY, Gen. Pass. Agt Denver, Colo. Tbe Colorado Midland Railroad is the only broad guage line from Cripple Creek to Denver, Colorado Springs, Leadvllle, Aspen, Glen wood, Grand Junction and Salt Lake. Through Pullman service to Colorado Springs and Denver. W. F. Bailey, General Passenger Agent 1) nver. Colo. W. II. IU'SSKLL., Attorney. 804 New York Life Bldg. SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONER'S SALE.- Under and b virtue uf ao order of sal an decree of foreclosure of mortgage und iii-rliDlc lien taaued out of the district court for ltouKlaa county, Nebraska, and to me dim-ted, I will, on the mn day oi juiy. It. 1 '.!. at ne o'clock P. M of said day, at tbe north front door of the county court house. In tbe city of Omaha, Uourtlaa county, Nebrak, aell at, public auction to the hlnli- ent bidder for cash, the property described In said orden of aule as follow, to-wft: Lot u mi in block seven u) in ratrica i Second addition to Omuha, la Douglas county, Nebraska. !aid property to be gold to satisry, unit, Kllnaoeth 11. Abbott, defendant and cross uetlttoner herein, the sum of tbree thcumnd live hundred thirty-four and 32-1(10 dollars (M Kit SJ) Judgment with ten (If) per cent In terest thereon from February 3d. 1N98 Second. The sum due the plaintiff and several of the detendant herein upon n.e- chaulca liens, with interest, according to tbe terms of decree. To satiifv the gum of forty-seven and Ort-liiO dollars (HT.US) costs herein, together wub accruing costs, according to a juug ineiit rendered bv the district court of said Douglas county, at its February term. If.H. in a -certain action men ana mere pending, wherein Fairbanks Morse & Com pany was plaint) IT and U. ii. liurst and others wre defendant. Dated at Omaha, Nebraska, June 13. 1KU0. Al.f KBO I'r.KT, Puecial Master Commissioner. W. H. Russell. Attorney. Fairbanks, Morse & (Jo. vs. u. II. liurst, ev al. Doc 41). No. 178. D.I. Hayden CARPENTER AND BUILDER. REPAIRING DOORS AND WINDOW SCREENS. Shop, 809 S. 16th St. . Omaha DR. C GEE WO. What relatives of my Patients Have To Say- One of My Creat Cures During The Month of October, 1895. Read the following convinc Ins , testimonial from two oromlnent Omaha Citizens: Judge Isaac S. Bascall and R'. F. Williams have this to say. We consider Dr. O. Gee Wo of 510 North 16th St.. Omaha, Neb., one of the best ohvslclans In the city for the following reasons: Four years ago our daughter be came very nervous ana at times sick ana uname to control uersen. re aoctorea witn and consulted nine of the leading physicians of this clt v. but she gradually grew worse. until on the 7th of October, 1895, she was at tacked with spasms. She was unconclous and delirious for weeks following tbe attack and at a consultation of physicians they agreed that Rhe could not get well. We then employed Dr. C. Oee Wo, and the patient be gan to improve at once, ana in a reinaraaoiy short time was up. She is feeling better than she has for a long time. 6ne Is Improv ing every day and bids fair to get entirely well. it. r. wiluaiw, rattier. ISAAC 8. li ABC ALU a near Relative. 2105 8. 13th St. Gx-Conhtabi.s S. B. Clark, office 319 ?..14th 9 ..says: lean t say too much for Dr. o. O. Wo. My little boy and girl had ayptherla and other nhvalcl&ns said thev could not re cover. I then cal lea in nr. u. uee wo, ana in less than 34 hours tbey were out or danger. He also cured mvself of LairrluD and gen eral debility, and my wife of Inflammation of the oowels ana female weakness, irom wnicn she had suffered many years. I can't thank him enough for what he has done In my family. b. B. ulakk and vira. Mm. H. A. Dmat. 1812 Clark Bt.Heart trouble and nervous dlblllty of many years standing. Johh Hbooks, 534 H. I8tn Pt. ur sprainea back, liver and kidney troubleof three years standing. Is now a well man. MRS. ANNA f ARK. KllW S. ldM) HI. 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Have vea a feel- ( l ing of weight In the Stomach 3 Bloating after eating Belch-1 Ing of Wind Vomitingof Food , Wtterbrash i Heartburn -Bad Taste la the Month In the Morning Palpitation of tbe , Heart, due to Distension of Stomach ( Cankered Mouth Gas In the Bowels J Loss of Flesh Fickle Appetite Depressed, Irritable Condition of tbe 1 Mind Dizziness Headache Con stipation or Uiarrbcca? Then yon have DYSPEPSIA . la af Ita ataav fatm. Ths aaaltfTt? . f cart nr u aiftretstag complaint u " - . ' . . . ' t JIcRci"$ Dyspepsia Cablets i j nail, f rean.4, an receipt Y as ctata. York,M.yt: 1 m tiered horribly Irom dy ( )pPt, but Acker' Tablets, taken anei ' meaia, bar urea me. i Acker Medicine U.. t6-i Chamber St, H. T M. DALEY, Merchant Tailor Suits Made to Order. Guarantees a perfect fit In all cases. Cloth ing cleaned dyed and remodeled. 504 S. 16th St, OMAHA. KEB. CHRIST. HAM AN. f atdunaker ani Jeweler, Pink Watch Repairing a Specialty 612 South 16 Street. OMAHA, NEB. Shoe Sale! O. LANG, 718 So. Sixteenth St. OXFORDS to $1.50 ETT CO. the "snaps" that have crowded of the overflow from the Big mistake:. Bennett's where you get more matter what you buy. BARGAINS and MEDICINES here for the purest drugs at low Medicines at lowest prices. OMAH EB, RUPTURE Poaitivcly CURED by tho Dei I HERNIA or I RUPTURE CURE No knife. No syrinpe. No detention irom business. Business confl dential. Send for circular and references. STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE OR TRADE 6. W. BELL & Son, INVcNTORo and patentees, 15 West Ainfo Street. KANSAS CITY. MO. Information that informs If you are going west and want to know what the trip will coat when you will reach your destination and Wl V Vnil chmilri to b. tk. Burlington to St. Joseph, ' Kansas City, Denver, Crip ple Creek, Deadwood, Hel ena, Butte, Spokane, Seat tle, T acorn a. Portland. Og den, Salt Lake City. San Francisco or ANY OTHER western city, write to the undersigned and receive by return mail a letter giving youJDST EXACTLY the Information you need. J.'.Fhascis, Gen'l Van , ent. nm.h. Nih .....
