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TJUE DA'ILX SArUJRDAY jSJSPTfiAIb * li ' 23
Blrer 6 fwt 3 Inches below w lor mirk
O Bih , S feet 3 Inchra tt Ytnkton. M I | M | r pi 9
tett 0 Inches kt L Crowe , nd t feet 7 lochw t
LOOAL. BKBV1TIB8.
JOll 1'llINTINO.
Send tor firinittl prici Hit nnd mmptei of
allklndaof jub work to tha AUKN
PIUNI'INO CO , , job printers , and pub-
JliboM "KU11AL NliUHASKA. " The
American Cnttlo Journal. LtVK STO K
printing a fp-clalty. No3 218 and 720 , H.
IItli St. , Ouialin , Neb , soi > ' . > 0me-eod2w
The wcitlior h&i grown d'Klitly
warmer.
Thenext thing In the National Woman
BufTrjgo Arsuclation Convention.
Minn Ilardcnburgh It ready to receive
pupils In Klucutlon at Max Meyer's ,
There were IVo plain drunks In fo'lco
oaiiit jo.toiday nnd both were dls-
charged.
The funeral of UanVIo , the victim ol
corrosive euUImntc , took pl , > co at 3 p. m.
TlmmUy.
TheNrrth 1'renbvlcrian aoolety will
irlro their lirnt snclable and mp ] > cratth
new clumh on SaunJcrn etrict , thli
Kr .nk , T. Knmge hm just funned bin
coat ndvertUing cnrd fur tlio fall teuton.
It in tbo lieht looking one l.e tins ever cent
out and wan mitten up by tliu bona photo *
graplier , Currier.
-Tho connco on tbo new blook ust west
.ol thi ) Wmtern Union telegraph t.illce HUH
been jiul in plnco. In I ho centre are Ih'i
word * 'Jtcdlck , 1882. " lion. Jolm I.
Kinllek U the propilotor.
tc , ( Jlli er 1) . nolitui Imi his ] ioHrevlon
n lady'rf poc''ct li.mk found I'uilng the fulr
It containii G1) ) cent * aud n promiaory note
fruin N. F , ll > dln to Klary N'thon for
$100.
" 1'tio rcpublloin nenitorlal district f n
Vontiuti for Iho district computed l Doug'
UK and Sirpy ccnintico , nuolii at Papllllon
at 1 p. in. to day for the purptso of nomi
nating our fl'ut iienator Gen. Geo. M
O'lirien will be presented hy the Douglim
county dolirfktion.
Mr. Coonn , of Wiiner , appeared be
fore Unite I Stater CouiuiN ioBer Fruik
Thursday , to inako a teit of the conitruc-
tlon of the law rcquirlny chcckn to be
' lamped.
The ( UlegBtiH to tbo rrpublfcnii atate >
contention began leavini ; the city on teen
a * the pcnflon wan over and the hotel * now
wear a comparatively donerted appearamo
\ llttlo let-to between Hou. Georgn
Wanhiufjton Ambrose , and W. J. Conutll ,
Kr ( ] , , took pUce yeHteidiy ou the
Wnlmsli corner , but wa stopped by Shot iff
Miller before nuy blood wax Bpllicd. Tue
war waa principally of worcli.
Four vplonilld looking BampleH of lUch
Ilill , Minn url , coiil are mi exhibition in
the oflho of C.iunty Clerk Ii tumor. One
h labelled "Peacook , " ono "Red K.uty . , "
two black. Tbo Hlch Hill Cumpauy it
bidding to furmib the county with its win
ter wipply.
lu the event of tbo IlurllnKton club
uot nrrlvIriK to till their enBOKeiiurit with
the U. & AI. club to-day ( Saturday )
there will be a frto cauio played
ou the H & M , groundi In tlta cllv be
tween tli * 1) . & At. mid tha Wettern Union
Telegraph n'lif. ' Game called nt 2:30 p. in.
A portly and line looking jmlUul ( ilU-
cer from one of our western counties , w.n
overcorno by Unulm "tuiili ( ; f uot" Tburml y
and attempted to K < > to bo I im the blJewulk
in front ot the L'axton about H o'clock.
He w hauled In but wan excii fd yni.
terclay oo bo WAH A delegate to TIIUIT.
day'i atata convention.
There will bo a uuaj meeting of tbo
worklniineii ; of Omalm and Uiiuglaa coMiity
on Saturday evening , September 23rd , at
tbo city ball , for thn purpoao of Bcltctlng
delegttiu to attend a labor union couvtir
tlon tu nominate nworklngman'u ticket for
Uouglan couuty. All orklnjuien ( and
farnurs in Dounlnn county are ui gently re-
quetted to attend and o > it In the bu lne
of the mooting , Uy onier of the commit
tea.
The Quarter Oontonnlnl.
Tlio FKOUIMOIH of Omubs , are
ordered to HssUt in colubratii ) ( { thu
Quartor-Oentonniftl Aniiivunary of the
Grand Lodao of Nebraska. Saturday
23 , 1882. The ponorul aanuinbly wil
bo at Froomason's hall , at i ) a. in.
Matter RUsnna appearing in white
gloves and aprom. Thcroaftor tin
prouratmno arrangrd by thu Gram
Ledge oommittoa will bo followed :
All Muattr Masons in good utund
ing with tbi'ir ladii-a are expected to
bo present at the evening entertain
metit at Freemaaon'a hall.
U. W , LININOBU ,
Ma tor O pitol hodpo , No , 3.
ClIAS K. COUTANT ,
Master 0 < ivnrt LiJ i' , No , 11 ,
K. I ) . OAUTEU ,
Muster St. John's Lidgu , No. 25 ,
2131
Notice.
i The "Hawthorn Centennial Ex
ccUior Roof Faint , " waa patented Ma ;
24th , 1831 , and otter * putcnt nutu
bcrUil , 803. Any person found o
known to tamper with the innnu
faclure of eaid paint will bo punish
ed to the full extent of law. No prr
son has any authority whatever to eel
recopt : * . HAWTHOIIH & HBO , ,
Lancutor Pa.
THE STAGE.
The Winter Season's Amusement
Fairly OomrasncGilf-A
Brilliant Outlook.
Attrnctiono nt "Th
Boyd" The WhemiboutB
of Omaha Pnvontte ,
The Theaters in General.
Boyd'n-
The Kniiign Cumudy company in
"Rooms for runt" closed a most a it
isfaolory cngagom'-nt it Hoyd's opera
fiouso last evening. Mr. SeaverV
company la quite evenly balanced nnc
found no trouble in nmiieing our thr
ntor-gocra , at & time when they have
ind alraobt n nutfcit of foot-ligh
glare for eo early in the suaflon from
the combinations drawn hither during
, ho progrcea of our alato oipositiun ,
It is doubtful if nny city in the weal
IM a moro floating population and no
many lovora of musio and the drama
us Omaha , HUIIOQ her good iinine
ovciywhoro , so AynonymouH of success
among all good Blurring combinations
Tlio winter eoneim hat curtain ) )
commenced in earnest. Fcr the bal *
inco of thn month find tvery wi-uk
during October cngngcniiiitshavo been
Hccurcd at this popular houeo witli
floini ) of the befit Ulunt traveling. I )
will bo noticed that Mum er liojd
i.is arranged his dates BO no two com-
> iuiii > 3 in the name line of burliest
tor flict with nno another.
Monday , Sol Smith Ilusspll in
'KJijowood Folks" will IM croutcd
with n lorso hotieo. M. A. Le < tvitt
and Tony I'.vstnr's Vdudevillo aliowt
inited will hold the boardn Friday
iiturday and nialniuo , the iO.h nnd
SOih.
SOih.Tho
The always welcome Fvy Tomploton
las n thrco nitjlitn and nnttuieu on
! gctiicnt commencing October 5h.
BJarmn Elmoro in hur now pl v of
'Ghitpa" will bo next. AUKot
Union , Koso Eytingo , Fred Wntde ,
frank Mayo. Barlow , Wilson & Oil V
ninstruln , Ku loxg lingriolt ouncurt
company , Bus ton Ideal opera com
mny , John 'J' . Kt > rn < uid , M > idinnii
; < iunro company add Milton Noblm-
iuu all booked hoforo Jummry.
Mr. Thos F. lUvrl will remain a >
nmnngor. Mr. K E Wliitmoro in the
Ljontlomauly Ironnimir.
The .A
With the exception ot a chart vno
ion on the road with n specialty c > in
) iny during July , John Nugent hub
ircsontud u peif.irtimnco nt , thu Acnd-
miy of Muiiu uveiy night. Durinu
he winter auaaon hu will run u first-
Into specialty und vaud ( < vil ) perform-
ncu ot joro. Tlieprincipiil attruc
iuiia thia weuk are Mulvillu und Fiiui-
ic , premier iitlilutis , From thu L *
Oliuilo IVriluze uttnchrd to thu dnim
f the Academy I hey perform thuir
nparalclled fuuU llutluvuinado thorn
lie wondur of the world. Next week
J. J. Riley , chnrautor actor.
Btndt Theatre
Our German friotiila o mimenco thi'ir
rainutio work on ihu lit of October.
ohii 0. Itrundt mill renmina eok-
wner. llioliard Loulha will bo the
tago manager. Juan Bturleis , the
lotod character and comiqiiu , will put
n the boxrds n now piuca entitled
'Mier Leupault. "
Our JFuvorltor.
Emma Abbott is in Kansas City.
llaverly'a opera company are in
iUnada.
Alice Oitoa" company are doing
'cnnsylvania.
Mmo. Oirntur'a pronpectivo nursery
ngngemunt will prevent her from
inging in public Una wiritrr.
Aimee will bo with us next your.
Misa Emma T/iumby / COIUUUIICPB
lor cngigenient in New York on Oc-
ober ( i.h.
MapUipon's now tenor ia named
Miorzwinnki.
Olara Louise Kolloiz ? ia in Now
York City.
John McOiillough commenced his
oarnn in St , Paul.
L \wruncu Harrott is playiiif ; in
'hiludelphm.
Funny Davonpnrt is playing in
j'indon with marked eucc'ea.
Maggiu M itchull ia routed this
way.
way.Mary Andoreon is atarring In the
Salsbury'a Troubadours will bo hero
late in tbn Rnhinn.
Joseph Murphy will bo hero in Do
camber.
J K. Emmet is playing throuch
tholoutb ,
Thu Umilnns are doing the aouthon
circuit.
UuUAlo Bill opened his new play ii
Milwuukeo with great
MVjor'n Muito
Juliui Meyer , manager 'of the
Mutical Union Orcher.tra , pror Uos a
vo.y brilliant mniun tma winter.
Theronro sovonly five membir in thi
union now , and a relumreal ic li lc
twice n wook. TITO or three perform
ancea will bo given through the win
tor. Elijah unit Motmli are in re
hearsal , under the leadership of Mr ,
Hoffmann ,
Thu I'hllonmthean society are ex
pected to re-organic in a few days.
MBTUOl'OLTTAN HOTEL. OMA
HA , NEB.
Tables supplied with the best tin
market attords. The traveling publi
claim they got better accommodation
and inoro general satisfaction lie
than ut any other house In Omaha
Halo , ? 2 per day. nuR21tfmo
Iha Woatern Union Doya Ohrtllong
the D * M.'fl.
M anager Ilhoom , of the Wentorr
Union telegraph oflicei , is a greu
lover of the national game , and has i
his employ some crude material tha
would entirely cover the dlimoni
fluid if they only had ruoro practice
Noticing the U. ft M.'a terribln ban
kerinvf for n game with the Unto
1'acifioi and thi ir inability to got one
ho presented thfiu with n forma
challeng yesteaday. The U. *
M. manager at once accepted , statin
to him in hi * reply that an adnmsio
( to of about 10 cents ho thought
would bo nbout riqht , nnd that if the
Western Union * uot three runs they
could hftvft the pilo.
The lightning stingers are oonfiJent
of stcunii tlio thri-o tuna nnd the
pilo. Among then' brt > t players is
Hipper , 'h. ir pitcher , Into ot KYUSHU
( Jity. Key tr , catcher , is in binplojo
in the M. it St. Paul U. U ; I'nolmii ) ,
nhort s'op ' , is nn old timer hero and a
hard hitter. Williams third ba o , for
mcily pl y < d first in Cincinnati , nyl
dota mnit hiiiidiinino work. Stilltre.l
. .f ihu M. it Be IMul office , will plaj
on first. Hitch ) " h s engaged nn c-n
tire Bcction in the ir.ind ; stand for hi
'rio..dp , nt > d ii tnnking bets ; ho plaj
second without an error. The gam
will be Cftllcd nt 2:30 : sharp.
The B. & M's. huvo about arrangci
Mitir ilntHA fop their western trip
S jmolimu next wcok they are expect
ed to take in the country with a
ipecial car and evury nrr.u'gomun
o iniplorp.
llni U. P.'s are expected to play in
the Bluffs tc-day.
THE NATIONAL PARK-
fiovomt Million Dollars to bo Kx
ponded in Iruprovoruonta Tboroln.
Those who visited the Yellowstone
National Pmk with the Omaha Boarc
of Trade excursion , or who havu roac
the interesting lottern written by THK
JF.B reporter who made the tourol
bo Park , will bo interested in the fol
owinir item from thu Chicago Times :
' 'II. F lluthfH ( , prmt tritdur nt , Fort
tug , is at thuGwd P.icifio hotel ,
laving come direct from Washington ,
.vlitiu hu , ns aiont'for a I'jstcn Byndi
ctto of capitalists , haa secured a least
rom iho interior dupartmont of i
cn'liiin portion ( f thu Yellowstone
National park upon which to erect
totuls and other building * essential to
bo comfort nnd convenience of tour-
str. The syndicate ) has also secured
ho right of building telegraph lines in
ho pork , as well as certain other
niviligrr. A schedule of maximum
> ricet > hnsbcon arranged by the interior
Jopartmcnt , and it la stiplatud
hat a higher rate shall
woik a forfeiture of charter.
Vlr. Hughes' business in ihia city it
to stcuro eHimatcfl nnd to make ar
rangements for the construction of
two or moro hotels at the pitk , to
fiiit in the aggrt-gnto nearly $ .2,000 , >
000 ,
Thrso hotel * will be of the
most eh'gant and commodious de
scription , dud will bo cunncotud with
thn Nuithi'rn Pacific railway by .1
branch from the mum line near L'v-
injibton , which the road has ngreid to
beuin at once to build , Mr. IJughee'
relation with the cnlcrprieo is that ol
mannger , and it was through his
flForta that eulliiiiunt capital has been
i cured to carry out the enterprise.
I'lio pliin is to liuvo nrranKumonts ana
uccominoilations fur quihta full }
aompk-Ud by next Buiiini-r. Mr.
llufus Hutch is in the city , stopping
ut thu Pulmur homo , mid it is guner-
.illy . understood thitt ho id one of the
capiUltsrs interested in the project ,
and that for the purcbaao of land nnd
iho irnproviMiiPiiM that nro contcm
p'Htnd ' from S3IJO ( ( 000 to 85,000,000
ffill bo < zpondcd.
* Both Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable -
able Oumpound and Blood Purifier
are prepared at 233 and 225 Western
avenue , Lynn , Maaa. Price of either ,
St. Six bottleu for $5. Sent by
muil in the form of pills , or of lozen
ges , on rdcuipt of price , $1 per box
fur either. Mra. Pinkham freely an
swers all the letters of inquiry. En
close So , stamp. S nd for "Guide to
Health and Nerve Strain. "
THE SOCIAL SEASON.
t Upons Up Slowly Too Concordia
AnnlvaiBury , Etc.
The fonrtconth anniversary of the
Cuucordia society , organized in thi ?
ity in 1808 , was celebrated in Stand-
rd hull on Wednesday , the 20th , bj
a concert and ball. In the first part
if the evening's programme the Con
lordia was assisted by the aolivo
ucmbern of the Omaha Turnvtrein
and the Musical Union orchestra ,
L'hou followed the dance prc gramme
if tvvulvo pieces , in the midst ol
which an interlude was etjijed for
ho elegant lunch prepared for the
occasion , Thvro weru about 200
guests present , and it ivas n charui
ng und dclivhtlul nll.iir.
The woddini ; of Mr Thomas 0.
llavons nnd Mian Nullio Quotrcliius
wai cdlobrated on Wodnetduy evoi ing
ut the ro.iidoiioo of the brido'a mother ,
Mrs. JuUa Ooctuchius , on Seven
tionth and Jackson Btrecta. llev
Ojnon _ D.ihorty performed the corc-
mony in Ibti jiroflunco of tbo rclativi B
of both pirtus , An elegant eupper
followed , The gifis were many ant
valuable. The iiowly wedded pait
left the next morning on u jonrnuj
t-ast. Tfioy will return to ba at homo
after the first of next month , at tbo
homo they have chosen , on South
Nineteenth utrcot Mr , llavons hai
been fir a number of } tiara the ufsiat
ant tiokotngont nf iho Union Pacifii
raiUny ut the depot , and his bridi
is an amiiblo and ' accomplished youtij
lady.
Otatti itocord.
Bernhurd Lingo , aged 53 years
died September 23d , at St. Jnsepli
hospital. Ila waa an old and wol
known citiien. His friends , who ar
in Wliconsin , have boon notified U
telegraph. Funeral at 3 p , m. Sun
day.
day.John
John Frederick Nouhaus , a farmer ,
residing at Papio Exchange Mills , died
vpry suddenly September 20th , 1882.
Funeral September 23d , from his late
reaidoncp.
John Kellom Adams dlwl in this
eity on Thursday morning , September
21et , 1883 , aged 6 years , 7 months
and 13 days , The diseaio was diph
theria , llo was the eon of Mr. W , L
and Mrs , Clara Adams ,
Died , in Omaha , September 21st , at
1 o'clock p. m. , Sarah Eiiaiboth , wife
of Dr. O. P. Chubb , of tills city The
iunoral took place yesterday at 4
o'clock at their house , Eighteenth
street near Oasa , whence the body
iras taken to Minuoota for inter-
mont.
( WELCOMED HOME.
Our Citizens Most at the Depot
aid Welcome Homo the
i the Successful Nom
inees of the Repub
lican Conven
tion.
The Gennanltv Wtnanorchor Society
Extend n Hearty Welcome to
Tholr Friend and Next
Uecretary ofStalu. Col.
B , P. Kogoon.
S.pt. 22.
The greeting that E. P. Rogpcn
the candidate for secretary of state
W. W. W. Jones , superintendent o
public instruction , aud 0. II. Gare
regent of the university , received
their fiionds in thUcity last night was
hearty ono.
The naws of the nomination of lion
Jrtraes W. DAWCS HI the republicai
candidate for governor waa rcceivct
in Lincoln shortly before noon , and
was hailed with joy by our people ,
who have always looked upon bin ; an
a warm and true friend of the capita
city.
Later in the afternoon the news
came over tbo wires that our towns-
nan , Col. E. P. lloggen , had received
ho nomination for secretary of state
L'fien joy wes di > pic'ed upon every
countenance. The GerininH of the
city , njgardhBs of political proclivities ,
lailed the news with joy , and spent
ho afternoon in handshaking and
congratulating each other upon tn * <
victory achieved. To an cutsidor it
would seoin that I'Hv-prJ was n native
lorn German. In fuct our Gorman
Honda could not have onthuaed mure
f ouo of their own countrymen bar
ccoivod Iho nomination.
The nomination of Mr. Roggon was
about the last news received Irom thu
onvention until after the train from
Omaha arrived last night.
biito in the nvoning Kd. Sizer , on
> ehtilf of our citizens , and Mr. Ho m
> < -rg , president of the Grrrnaniu
Jmunorchor society , engaged the
Jitpital City brass band , and ordered
hum to bo at the depot promptly at
1:30. : It was nearly 10 o'clock bufore
ho train arrived , and by this time
bout 500 of our citizens were on the
opot platform , reddy to wulcumo the
indidutes homo. As the train pulled
into the yard thrvo hearty cheers were
given for the c.u didalus , and the bund
played "La the Conquering Unro
Comes. " The catimdntov , dulrgiti's
und cilJBiiiB emerged fiom the cars
and preceded by tlui b < incl nurched
to Gurmanm hall , lluro Mr. Holm-
berg , president of thw Kie int > rohnt
rociuty , m beh ] f of thu nucii-ty wol
corned the dulugatus Mid IrtuicU tu
tlio hall and extended hospitalities.
\lr. Ruggen was the only candidntu
prtseut , and for thu spuc'i of an
hour ho was kept busy shaking hands
.tnd receiving the congratulations of
friends.
Uon. G. M. Lirnbertson , en behalf
of the delfgites present , responded in
n very happy manner to the welcome
intended by Mr Holmborg , and ro-
erred to the convention that had
ominated our townsmen , Roggen ,
ontB and Gere. Ho suit ) , tor thu
irst tiuio in many years Ltncaster
ounty had come out of a tight with
lying colors , and had no complaints
o inako. Three hearty cheers were
hen given for the lesult of the ro
mblican atato convention ; three
heers of J. W. D-iwes , three for W.
W. W. Jones , and three for 0. H.
Gjre.
Gjre.Hon.
Hon. H. M. Wells , editor of thereto
rote Union , published * at the homo
jl Mr. Diwts , wan then loudly called
or. Ho reluctantly came forward
uid stated ihat ho was not prepared
o make a speech , but , in looking
ibout him , ho found that ho was at
uiine , among friends who were ro-
oicing with him over the nomination
jf his townsman , and citie. ns of Lin
coln , and thatho felt just us much at
lomo as ho would at a Methodist
camp meeting. Ho then rnferred to
the candidates in a pleasant manner ,
and brought his remarks to a close by
tating that he was very thirsty and
would quaff another glass of lemonade ,
and drink to the success of the entire
republican ticket. Deafening ap
Clause followed Mr. Wolls' remarks.
J. L Oaldwoll , young-nun elo
quent , was m-xt called out and orieily
congratulated our people upon the
nomination of the three citizens ot
Lincoln. Ho paid a handsome tributn
to the worth of the candidate ! ) , and
said the county would surely vivo
thi'in 2 000 majori'y.
Long after midnight , with the bane
placing , thoratitiera left tha hall , after
giving cheer after cheer for the cue
. etsful candidntoo.
j BRCAK-
Ulti UouolosH Inf-ituatton Sntdto Uivo
Mi\ao lilm u "
All artiolo appeared in yeslerday'i
BKB reflecting ou the character o
certain parties who have recent ) ;
moved here. The facts of the o
are raid to ba that the mat
Borden referred to as a cranl
and a fraud , and that hi
statements In every particular ur
falie. Mr. A. W. Seavor , nientiouei
in the article referred to has jus
moved hero from the cast und is a
respectable gentleman of good stand
ing in the easr , where he is well
known both in a business and aocia
way ,
The man styling himself J. H
Borden became acquainted with i
noico of A. W. Beaver , who has been
living in Burlington , Iowa. Borden
became infatuated with the lady , am
b cause she refused to accept him h
( Uordon ) tried to seek revenge by
annoying the parties interested. Mr
Seaver never saw the man Borden bu
twice and hao never had any social o
business relations with hlra whatever
It is true that Borden filed complain
g iust A. W. Seaver and his niece
charging them with connteifelting
but when the ease waa called yes
tcrdsy Borden never tnado his appearance
pearanco and the defendants were im
mediately discharged. It is now
stated that the police are after Borden
having positive proof that he ha com
milled two roblrrieJ vhile hero , bu
ho haa skipped the towfl.
Mr. Seaver has moved his famil ;
here and intends to make Omaha hi
home , and all wiah him success. The
charges of counterfeiting _ and the
larceny of goods and a certain w irth
less check are unfounded and false
Any emu knowing ot Burden's whore
ib .uis mill pleuMi ojnfer the favor 01
our police , aa ho id wanted hero fo
robbtry.
Tnu above stateniont is vouched for
by Superintendent Nuligh of thu Uj
Uctivu Agency and othura.
MM. .f , JI. Woolwotlh ha ? gone to Chi' '
oigo.
MftjirO. 1) . Hifruo nnd wife , of D s
Molcot , am at the I' , xton.
SnuerinlemUnt Dtc1tn { < on , of T&rnmle ,
U Tinting in the city with liln wife.
Hun , U \Vnrren , nf Kcbrntka City ,
grand miuterdf MHEOIIR in Kelira > kn , In
lu the city to-day to attend the quarter cen
tennial cicrclsffl.
Col. D , 15. Houck h . jmtrfturned from
a two month' * ttlp thnmgh the we t , hav.
visite 1 lu that tlint near a'l tha coast
and torrltnries , lie h looking well ,
Mr. K. W. Itvdf , of Jfltnestown , Now
York , n brother ( if Dr. H. W. Hde , of
ill's city , anii-rd in Umnht je terdy on a
hurt vl-lt. Ho la connected with The
Jamestown Journal.
John Weber and family have returned
'rom Chicago.
.T. L , Ktone , nf Larimle City , la in
JmaliR , oiKBgcd iantlt nt the Harrietts.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Hubbie and Mr.
3hv. Hob IP , Itft yoitetday for a trip
tu Kausat City and St. l.ouli.
Clias , F. Stcphenp , piano lotto timer for
Max Meyer & llro. , left yesterdny for the
east , taking n well earned \ac\tion. TlIK
; ) EK wiihod him atutnut \ \ vacation ,
Mr , A , M. Funk , formerly of tha firm of
? unk & Shnrkey , rpprrsenting Hawthurn'
Centennial Exuolslor 11 of paint , is a'nin
n the city , li : haa received a promntion
inca hit hut vi it , being now aupcrlnten-
ontof sgtncioi for the Cov > naut Alutu 1
ieDtfit Association of Illinois.
POLK COUNJ.Y.
'bo Prof perity of Oscooln , and Polls
Conuty Political Matters.
Corrojpondmice o ( 1 nx 1 EX.
Osoton , Neb. , StptemberlO. AU
liis region of Kubruaka haa good
ropa. The "hail bolt , " in places ,
oat the email grain , and thu corn in
ured has came on with a light stand
nd backward , but beyond this there
rtroro novcr belter crops in Folk coun-
y , and over ) body la chuurful.
onlimicc on the boom. Now build-
ngs are going up all over town , nmv
radini ; houses , plenty of teams com
ng and going , ulevatira bting reGttod
o handle the great crops new farmere
oining in and the Faimers' Alluuct
aems united and in good working or-
er.
Few towns of thia ein in thia part
f the state are groning as fuat ot
[ oiug moro businees tlmn thia younjj
ity at the end of the Republican Vul
uy road.
O&OGOLA.
ins made quite u : unbeiof changes
luring the last fisv mnntha.
W. A. Lngwoi'l-y has cold hs
urnituro Btoro ai.u closed up hjp
banking business and ia giving his
attention to ot er matters , iucludii. ' ( . >
ho Commercial house , which ho hue
itted up in good ehapu and manage *
withacumputunt force.
II. B WILDK ,
or many years a resident and sucsecs-
ul budneaa man of Iowa City , and
vho bought the L ngworihy store ,
ioa put in a laruu stock of furniture
and established bimeolf aa ono of the
ubstantial busineos man of the
county , and a heavy Btockholdcr in
ho
NEW I1A > 'K.
This now institution may bo the
! 'l re lix of the old Langworthy bank ,
jut U. F. Arnold , wi.l HOOII bu instal-
ed as caHlner in thu line now brick
jinking houeo , now biing erected fox
hat purpose on the uuut aide of the
quaro just north of the furniture
store. i
O.'M ' MCOONACOHY ,
: ho veteran lumbBrman , wo found
busy with a forcu of hands dealing
out lumber for thu fnnnora , who au-
building in i very direction , and new
liouats and now windmilb are neon ul !
over the prairies BB well aa in thn
town. Thu BlorcH are cnrrjirg lar.e (
& locks of gcoda. The now courc houau
haa reroived the county oflieorB , and
the cilioials havu ub.indnnnd the old
coops they weru compelled to ute atttr
being burned out.
TUB XLtlANCK
seemed to cnmo up to the political
work this fall with n atrong hand , and
hold a cunvi ntion at the amu timn
tie republican county convention met
and by repeated adjournments and
interviews dictated the candidates on
the ticket of the dominant party , and
the feelinc setuis to prevail that good
mou and trt'o have boon celcctcd this
fall and will surely ba elcplcd , although
a bitter pill to the machine.
It now Boema to be conceded that
Dr. Mills , of thia county , will be the
nominee of the republican parly for
the state senate from Polk and Butler
countiea. Butler republiouis seem to
admit that Polk should have the sena
tor this time , und this county allowed
the doctor to select his own dole
. The doctor haa made i
cclaration of principles and wil
probably bo nominated. As the doc
tor hab no political record , beyond hii
associations he may bu excused from
making a clean and clear euunclatioi
of his views on the ono question thai
the people are demanding shall be
first and clearly a part of hia creed ,
but there may yet arise doubt , and
the people of this county U1 not bu
putotfbyany cheap | Jut' Tin , am
will not accept anything out men who
know what they boliovo.
BDCKKYH.
V'Wiuter finds out what eumner
lays by. " Kidney-Wort cures in winter -
ter and in Bummer. There is scarcely
a person to be found who will not be
greatly bom fitted by a thorougl
course of Kidney-Wort every spring
If you cannot prepare the dry buy thp
liquid. It has the same effect.
A ROYAL GIFT.
Buffalo BUI Senas a Friend a FlrU
Team of Hays.
Mr. George Can field Thutsdao re
c&ived a handaomo present from lilt
old friend , Hon. Win. F Cody ( Buf
falo Bil ) , of North PJattc , in tht-
shape of a beautiful epan of mate !
coltn , three ytats old. They ate JarJ
bay * , with tails that sweep thovrounrj
ud lovely flawing manes , George
drove them out for the fi'tt time yet-
erJay and the team was admin d
by everjbody.
In the tame car which brought this
team waa a fine pony sent Mire Lizzie
O.it/fiuld , as a present from M j r
North , of CotumbuD.
In OIM connection tliy fnlloKi
notice civcn Mr. CanfieH by Thn
State Journal will provu interesting :
' In the great rush , throng "d
pressure of travel that existed it >
Omaha last Thursday , when the only
resting place in viuw fur the night
seemed to ba lamp poit in the street ,
thu kindness of minu host of the C.m
field houto in providing , nt great in
convenience , comfortable quarters for
tome of our Lincoln people , will bin-
bo remembered by them. George
known 110 w to keep a hotel , "
ribbons , velvet can
all be colored io match that now hat
ip using the Diamond Dyes. 10 cents
'or nny color.
JFOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
E | Ifo other dlsowjo la eo jiroTalcnt In thin 6
lrti , * f- , ? fi rvmHt jillrtTt. ft-1,1 tin rftmffiv 3
ovorcorao . _ it
v S3 S B C5 < Tina distn-elnc ecra-
ra Wit Wo jiialut L > very nvtto bt
a-npUcMcdi TviUi constipation. Itiducy.
\Vcrt strca tlir- * the weakened parta nnd
aulclily curcn n ) ! : ' - > 09 of riles oven when
j/'iyulciaui wi-l mcuicinoj have before ftll-
" r nf Touh.ivoe'.UiorofIXtso troubles
SPEGiAL POTICES.
I O uOAM MCHLY
ATONKY TO I \K-On chatttl m-ttzaiid o-
.Vi.C"li'y. A Tul'.n , No. 1510 UII.IM
ire * ' , rent iccin , up-ilalr * -ISi-if
srOSEY TO JXJAN-t'tll t Ln , ) ruewof U
Vi f Tbf'ttl * ' 'lilim" 'f'nVr-'n Hl1 >
. IMAft is 'l S > cntitlD
J OU3UU'to" ' " In S'lU'-.ct 8-tM ! I.LO
pw rds , far S to B yearn , on 8rst--.toP cl7 Mid
ami proporty. ll Kia H * Fjr.r-i n 1 T c r
m : o
HELP WANTtD.
W AN'I ED zcod girl Imin dUUIj
' i llo'il 01--
- O it ' R'rl fir imrul
WANNTSll-UjDl u' ' ) aInlo Wild P < n u or
store , Mil Ditl-ei.ticot. Jlr. . J 1m O. Wills.
lliMJC WANT Pjoni ? man nscor'i pen
_ ; d nt > 1 > . Mu t bii wn'1 rFuojiuitiil' ' < l m
ciy fnpiet. The Urndstu tt Co. 102
/ 1IFlIj v/ NlEI- M'D Frc-dnrkk'e. An
JT "nie'lian r'"rin n pr'forrol ab u I1to
0 > eir.ullT'O n uinil ; , 7 7 eu.ith 18th tit.
ik AMhD A ff > ot tlrl lof g-Mirrit h u -
> < < irk MH.M B . ruin. Sllhanl .u-
noy BlO rt M3-lf
' ' Hcu rketpor Apuy Ir m 0 o-
WAN''EU ltin rjiilnn % II. il.umil u , I th
tr e' n rK rnvn H72.t
ANfKln y f attsnl ctl a Aliplv at
Dr. Dcn'oa'a oHico , 11 4 F indam itr.ot
V' K ) U rx ! unn tt Llttlufkld'u a > ra'r ?
Dairy. . 4H8d
Occv'8mi'rm'id und orort'nlnjf '
WANTHO iilavlUnt.i'ijLQ..SJ cinaDril e
ft d IBth tttoi. 485-S3I
W'AN < I ) 1'iniy o i ) > , man pru'enol ? n-
qulrif tnc. a Hfld II no" 4cfi tl
> Tt > jfilx RV licnnli S N 110
WANTHI h H httrtcs opojl'cMnlir ' l. < 79-tl
FrTl ) a ulrl auhu Ojiahi Htmc.
\ \ ' AMKn A ccol iflil for fernral lieu e-
Vv ork , ill 172) ' 'oim.tr it. 417-rl
l\TANT D x nu tn work la Garii'n. 1) J
V\ ! 'ml h , Bhciin n aiei ua. 419 61
D-OIrl for Kf'itral housework , ( it
WANT ! t tit , loiwoou UoiRJ aid fnra-
Inui. 4'2 tl
T .U O ok id f Inlnz rooii Klrl at 'lie
W Derail Ilju e , 9i3 Kaiiumitlr.o'tpu lien
o'O r. 42tf
ANTED One coed canvasser. Bt A'ly work
ork nnii ( food jay , ( references nxiulrul. )
Aiinlv nt 2\t \ N. ICth nixct , up fctalr , room 6. .
430-tf
_ _
AftT D-Q od uanatllltltflila'- - i
ta Calr > . 42 (
h'rl IroncriTitHie umaha uteani
WAJvTFD 1 t 07 FunuUH'riU Ootdwa/ci ,
and ulendy run limit t 4 0-tt
\ T AMEP- ihu Nrfilnnalllftelat > _ l
Ona No I ftuilu CO U vanto lliht of
w P li i a'rt.
\ rA 'r .l ) tuopri.y vuu.t , , vnuj . id ciw-
V PO'r ! tockaa nllh ; anltfvs/ Vault ai d
Cleaner , thu Lest In i e. A. Kvana * Co. ,
> ivl p utrrist Omntm _
) Two rr Ihric rcciim nu'table ' i
W cUico. 4/iWrin Ir T'lt
tPIMI
\\7 ANTED- Situation by n Ihoroiiijh buxlnunt
\ \ is'tintliuian , at prrtcnt coiinnUd with one
ul the bett llrniH in Omaha , but desires a chanio
on account of family ulstUia liiinK lonnoctid
with firm. Am good ulllco man , fc'oml habits ,
nleanlnic address , and hate bi"t of rtfirennii
Irom present imploytrs. Addro Ohu , I1. Kiiitf ,
Jrrlghton lioube , tiUtln whiruinUnlow can bo
idrtf'reiicta : | r'tri. ' 4J9-1
V TK'l. Htuill n bj ft yniiiK m n In a
W nrl tefim < ly. In a j ; * ' ! her OArt and
AddrtbaJI , IIoc'.lvll , .lnlln 107-2 1) )
- competent bocklo'per U <
WANTKD-Ily ev i'liiK' : o\ ' nire flr < t-
c a-ii ro'treiiCBi AdntsjJ. 0. U , llje office.
4 b-42 *
> A liuaton ! by a young man wh- >
WANTEl I ' penniin aidba h d ticm-no-
In bockL rim c A No. 1 ief rtnni A d > e e
OX . 11 _ itlk-i 473i !
> ltu tloii by an openeoctl c ok ,
WANIKll cojk at the It I ard.dJr
"need" lifentlk * 41-tf
A TND-A nut ffft 'r 1,000 yard * dirt ,
W Inqu rj at Krth'4 Vln g < \Virki. . Jot
TTTAUT -ln'n-d ' ile'y ' , a ( > rn thtd room ,
\ \ cen'iai y Kent d by two jounu' tintlo-
niun. Hutu tirm , d icripUou , .c. AdJru V K '
thin office. U25
ANTED-TJ buy e uiulcto tl if noxnd
W h nd hou e'uld furnl irc. : a'n to re r
imill cot'SfO. A.dr.w H " B t > olH e. 4 1 23
Dy a youm My with good rt ( r
liu > < Uuanc pUt. ) Aid'e "L.
i > , " 601 f.trco e'.iect
RENT-HOUQEB AND LAHD.
. O Kc.\T auroiu U < lcoiuto buik , ru
L. 1 ICih itri'tr , tear Uattip.it Ht - L )
Ua'onle.
\7\OK UtNT Utnl-nid i lei largo toa'hliout
ijoru , 1991 Famaiuktrcet , t 1.V3
i.'OK HINT lurnlih'd rooru , ground fl'or
! fron',71J N. Ibih.trut , [ 03231
| 7 < OIt Hl.NT niroUhrd rrxmt at 1207 Howard
L * itmt , bvt n itUi acj ittb. bw. . t8ol
FOR REK1IInu-e of eli rocrr * , 1711 1MB
Mie t , north it P.ol 4D5.SJ *
RKKT Ojod d y ben nt vi'b two
LrOK
1 room ) . Inqti re H. rein. SIS mu'h Uth
- 4W tf
f
( jIUKKhM LirrnnfrltM t Faioam Itrir * .
i ? Aj'plr to Jchn II F. Lehnuna iCo. . 472-1
TOOM4 FOR RENT- Turn th J rr unf-irn-
IA l.htd. with io.nl a C ? ? , eittr IB h md
C.I -rnla.M < M-uil Ili'er
_ _ _ _
Oil III'.NT--A airnrh'.d ' did uufutnlihr
rx.in , r. s li r pl.tst i rlo * , ej K" lib
and II iwarl * r < " > t >
n FOR
1 four tjiln > en rootzij nM i ni'ii ' or two mw
onm. I5i , Mi | , A cut ,
J7\OI1 UK T-Furrilb ii rein > at 17 7 <
. ttnet , bt 17'h atid IS.i. , 4r < ftt
OK IKNT-Oxdli iiij a runni. / , c.iloa
Excolle-1 , iirftr timl > t < p it , lt i r nn-
ab'a. K ipiholM ] 1) tlt " . 4 ig
I On 4-liorso | ov r ' ! > < ! I1 , J .
_ Pay CMid Han't in . | lmiirl ! it II. - .
Clark A CO. * S23
i. OH hKNT I.a'K-o room wiih btonl , . n < l
I1 nonrdftlv n , IbWu.llfornUkt'cet. S'C-tf
Ijl K IIKsT fkndvnuljr furoUhed pirlor.
street. "ffl-t
_ _ _
FOR HKNT Orocery itorf , cor , ICthtrow
an It1pltol MIUUO. Apply on tintciKto.
EM-tf OltAH. NfcHKB.
FO n U NT r * o story iVo'lloff ath anj DIPS ,
7 room * , how Ixlnj ; n pailful an , ! ivrntvJ
Inquire of GT. _ l'n\lnr l h and j > ouglA < 127-tt
j. O . c.\T \n eiiKniy lurul luU iroili
f room , 010 block fro u V > ' . or Hi p.rirt M ,
hrodq arorK. Tcr.rs Sin , stilct v IB 3tl
Audio a "did" ciroof II nutil v.
OJ' luT upjiti at tf 6.t > i Jtur&uiiUm , lucti
_ „ / firftt rmot joirs at ' 'Oraneo OTOTO
I'lM " MlJ-lnlnj H&nrcoin P rk on the nxnt ,
Hvn tnlnutoa wtlk from n net cftf Uocoy rnn
ba obtained to build with , by persons kxuilnir
the ii loti at riRiilar rat * * .
JAMK8F. MORrON ,
B43U On premUcn , oillco lltt Farnam Strrah
inOlt ISBNT tlrlek uoro. Ir quire at ttruz
1 ? fiiorc , cornur loth and Douglutti , S20-U'
lOit i , Nl Two ntw duellinun ana two otrinr'
F
ll-.Ri tndislranle ire my , hy McKo-in
> 0. 1C14 PiMurll' "trcet S17-H
" \H SlAl
J Horn" , 1-n-ntsi i\nd bujcsv. Hcr'O'
_ It flvo y.ir u dierfn t yn u-jil a line r > !
Btcr ntid nny Jodv n d Ire b in DrpKy tt > t ear
ly ntw ! ! iwr li ' .htrt pilifnii nier.M l
Dili > a > a ate to.utncr ul ilur0'.i. . 1U 0 lur-
inm lie * o-if
TTTDKSALr. A w.ll lajlnj ; lui I ICHI ri-ntrnl-
X ly itmtnl fiodl ch nco to th-j r'c'it muTi
licn'nii' f r > e hug Gamine : ry Adjio " ( j V. '
llccirllc' . GU-U
i,1 'K At , * 200 plc > li > 'urro8. l > iiiilu ot
i Kr > tr Vinegar Wotha , Jouietticct. bt t D
toaudlOh ,
nOKHAI.K TWJ ( f od ixiniort , Will drlt > or
L' lido xery Ken' e. Irqulrn a * , L , Me Oj'ff
iDion ftr it , bet. 20.b uiid 121 , crftr row
jfiMtnm nt e rnl 48 27
fOUBvLk. L > in''ou , v n liomo ai d ha na.ii
chiap. 1) . uThjmimCreijjuum IJlioL
I9G-M
O 1 l'lloc't \ ' ' hardware and erocerif *
tiD L U\Mf for tale or trade , for Improved
f.irm , In tuitabte location. AUdrcM K. C. P. Wjr.
iLore , Neb. VXi-W
FOR HALK-nnol hnlldlnj , brci. Ca'l Ht
n'.crV'i rkn olflci 443-tl
. UiJM1 i'iTe icroof hnrt , two
toryhou < - b'rn o'c , e'wt ad > llll era
near Foit Oinntft. < t. h nil Btcure a
. Addro n O. W. Uicua cr. U.kUi d , Ne-
Go d teanihTiiB , wu o i nnd bar-
ncK-i 111 nil vary obuap ii > q IrnJack
_
SiiOlUK. i.olomuO abe < .p lor H 'c. ' Cal ou or
\.J addr iw F. C OltAliLI ,
ls8-vwlt ! _ K' r"0Ni'h. .
* ) K Atf ( ! n cir > ami crockery Imslne a ,
vlth or without builoiu . Ai dnns ' Oscc-
X"N. b.li- 4U t'i-tf
QPLEN'IHD PI'OHEItTV FOK RALhA : a
j Il/nQiiv , ono lar e brick houte , nll ona
aric frumu houw , with full Ini on CBCH near IBIh
troi t. Firn ch mco for inv tinent , rent fcr S79
er month. Cull fuv full pirtlculsrn , on
HEMIS ,
eilt ) tf _ Agent. If.th a d PnuglaB ah ) .
OIX UhAUTlKUL Ii0rs-R0xl50 toet each la
J llaaiuom I'lace on street at line. Hcut lots
n whole ad'Ht'on ' on icry oajy trmiaudata
roat bargain. BIIMIIJ' a < cnt , 16th and Ooujaj
troctn 16-tl
_
Hj OTEL FOR fiAI.K. The Arlington Houe 1
I JL Klrat C'AH ; all fumtabcd ho only hote
i town. The cfccn.cjt property In the state.
lasall the traveling uirn. Will boboldcbtr.pcn
erun ) to BUlt. I'nqulrool K. Ftllln , prupnutor ,
Arllr t oa , Vt'nsnllik'tnu county , Neh. 263 tf
. . . .
potcy , an lropravi J goa us et bud atijo'.n-
IK a station on U. 1 * . E. H. U. IHJNUAit , IH3
'iriiliani 'M. , Omib.1. 7VJ tuil
custfroa
cus-tf EOTABKOOK . > .
rp\V DOLLUl * Bi\VAIl-ro ! t. n tirchof
I key. Aiyinnflnl g fie eiuo a d lent-
Ice thi.ni a' Iliii ollice wn ! riCjhutho ib ruro-
varl. 61UtI
I .AHIJN" U A UritebUck cir. Owner c u
' lu u luiiio tl U. U Vktroy.ncat Johnson' *
brckyt d. tM-2 (
LCB O 19th t-tiaU , between ( Jil fornlaand
i nis fclreetf. In'vicinity of SvodUh church ,
Monday 1th l > i.t , , oi o m u orun nun < oa. cjn-
t-lilii/d eraUroad tlckit cjunnercUl rolliage
bo kaodn teforo'.60 , 'Ihull.d r will bo mil-
ully rmariloi tiy 10'Un.liiK' ' mi UJ. A I.aulf.
In nht nuiltoi'a Ldcp rtmo.it , U. P. rillirny.
cl } . 1025
Itb At thi dt'por , on Tnureday nigh' ; a.
J jijcitt lock c main ng\ l ua i > jpui of 1.0
Viluu to anyonn but ilia uwner aniuir. them
ppucnly worlbl s pap n tba aio tou'inirj
il Hc oail cbi'd. A itu itnubio rum.rJ wli bo
gh en a ( In q joitlons ik d if do li red it th
Illc rr ioit io ttit owjor , whjso .ddruaali
unimg ill imiptg nii-3
I 3 U Iicro iutb | Intcrln Inn "P. It , M.
Lj ii.pt 'il " Fit der l 1 rec lie l.bcril r. f.rJ
b ) lujviittt | iho ll-inllotll c. 455-tf
K'JKl'l iliiiieo and Uirpct uiraTTerHfoTa
I'o'l'h-r. Lonouidtri ac Rcpu lii.au of-
tl.u. U h and [ J u. I" . 358-tf
will bu > the furniture of the be *
, _ . . . . paji'iifh til In Kwa. llcnt roaa
ouable. Audruui Uolpb. MacgrCjfor , ISio oilice ,
Omaha , .Ntb. ICfl-tl
ED'WARD KUEBT ,
OF PALUT8TEKY AKD
T , I9i Tenth 8trt > c ) , txitton FMUI.
aodllaruer. Will , with the alii ol Kur.rCIio
iplritt. obtain for any cue a gluuca at the ftf
aid pcfent , aud oncertilo condition ) Ic tbn rr >
ire 1)00ta soi llhQM t" rte ta ) rJcr. Perf i
1P-s "
Absolutely Pure.
Ths ] jxiwder never varlca , A nurre. o
parity , strength and wliole > omtneB8 \
Moro economical thau the ordinsry kinds
aud canuot be aold lucoiupetitiou with the
multitude oi low tut , short weight , alum
or phoephatv pundem. Bold only in rang.
HOTAL BAKING I'OWOKH Co ,
106 Wall St. , Nkw York r