Nebraska Newspapers

    OMABA DAILY BEE-WEDNEDAY , SEPTEMBERS , 1884
THE DAILY BEBJ
"Wednesday M'orniue September 2
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
Billinf-j ts. Connor , Pontisti , opp. P. O.
A man who hiul tlio "jim.jnirn" was re
ported liy n flicot publlaliotl in thin ctty fti
ha\InR hydropholda. Ho wan mnd 1)ccau ) o
lie couldn't RC. tiny nioro whisky.
- -Arranffamcnti nro being imulo to Dpon n
poctollicd nt tlio stork yards. It hai not beoi
decided nsyot what Ihonmno of tlio station
willbb , but It is thought that It will b
1'nxloii.
The long talked of Rfttno of Imsc ball be
twcrn tlis reporter * and firemen will bo plnyct
tliii nftcrnoon nt the Creckit 1'ark
grotimh nt I o'clock. Look out for fun , for
the pnmo will bo plnyod for blood.
. - The limir.uico ndjnstera liavo figured 01
llio low by tin ) TjoiRhton < t Clarke ( ire at S3l ! ,
000. The stock was valued nt § 71,000 and th
salvaKoputnt32,000. The building whlcl
win damaged has been repaired and Mesarn
I.righton k Clarke have back into It.
Jinny paoplo nsk why Knrnnin treot I
not sprinkled. The contractor will not allow
the pavement to bo uprinkled nt present rn
thu water and dirt form a p.iito and proven
thu sand working Into the cruvicen. An noon
M tne cracks are nil thoroughly filled will
the sand n sprinkler will bo put upon UK
fltrcot. A little patience and n pair ( if gogglcu
will overcome nil.
Iloal Kslutu TrnimferH.
The following tranefora were filed In
the county clerk's oflica yoaturday and
reported for Tin : Bin : by Amoa' real oa-
tate agency , September 1 :
A. 0. Wnkoly to W. W. Browor.W. D.
lot 7 , block E , Lowes' 1st addition , § 220.
U. Linort and wife to W. 0. Novacok ,
W. D. lot 8 , block 2 , Kountzo'a 3d addi
tion , Sl.ItOO. '
I. M. Phillips and wife to H. Garlichu.
W. D. lota 0 and 7 , block C. llodick's ad
dition , $5.800.
J. M. Parker and wife to E. Bobior ,
W. D. lot 3 , block 120,1'loronco , § 100.
A. Doll and wife to J. M. &A. M.
Hony , Q. 0. D. part lot iOIIurtman'a , ad
dition. SGG. 72.
n. .Schmidt and wife to S. E. lloRora ,
Q. 0. D. lot 5 , block 313 , Sfi20.
E. 0. Ambrose to S. E. Rogers , W.D.
Join , block 313 , $2,000.
V. G. Lautry and wife to Bailey & Ol
son , W. D. parcel sec 10 15-13 , $800.
Tlio Orcuii Complete.
The now pipe organ in the English
_ Lutheran church has boon pronounced
complete and about ono hundred of the
prominent musicians of the city ausom-
fed In the churoh Monday afternoon
nt D o'clock , to hear the now machine.
Several of,1 the organists of this oily
tested the instrument , as did also the
maker , Me. L. 0. Hnrriaon. It was
pronounced by all to bo a first class in
strument in every rospcct. Last even
ing's performance could not properly bo
called a test , as the instrument had
boon sot up in Now York , and had boon
passed upon by suoh a man an Goofgo
0. Morgan , ono of the greateot pipe or
ganists this world over produced , and
ho stated that the organ was all that
could bo deoircd.
The warm weather oflon has a depress
ing and debilitating cflpcl. Hood'o Sar
Bupnrilla overcomes all langucr and laasi
tudo.
1'ollco Court.
In police court yesterday , J. 15. Ir
ving , Bert Ilowen and George Chester
were each sentenced to pay a flno of $5
and costs for being drunk. They were
unable to furnish the cash and were sent
up to the county jail.
Patrick Fox and \Vm. AlcCuno got into
a fight in Higgina" gambling house on
Douglas utreot Monday night. They both
gave bail for their appearance yester
day. McCuno pleaded not guilty mid his
caao waa continued. Fox was lined.
Two vagrants arrested in n barn last
night were released upon their promiao
to leave the city immediately.
FnctH About tlio Chilli ,
A healthy child is a joy in the houso.
A nick and fcoblo child is n content wor
ry. The diseases which attack the chile
are thoao chiefly which attack the diges
tive orgai.n and the blood. Brown's 1 ron
Bittcru acta gently but powerfully or
them ; , restoring the child to health ami
vigor. It is n pleasant mcdicino to take
atvl the children under its 11110 will gaii
strength in every portion uf the body.
Not aHtlnlc Factory.
Mr. P , J. Quoaloy called at THK Br.K
nllico yebtordiiy , and stated that his
eoap factory docs not mnoll at all ofi'on
flivo , IJo does not do any rendering nl
all now. IJo saya Chat lie uses cocanul
and cotton aced oila exclusively in the
manufacture of eoap , and that neither
of them omit any oll'enalvo ainoll.
Tlio sinull which ia notlcoabloalong the
track of the Union Pacific road , and in
thoaouth part of the city , arises from ilio
alaughtcr and packing houao. It ia very
ofl'utuivo and a remedy cannot bo ap
plied too soon.
JlorHloril'ij Ac-Id I'liimphnto
MAKKH A COOLINf ! UUINK.
Into half n tumbler of ice water put f
tcaspoonful of A cid i'hoaphato ; add HU
gar to the taato.
A I'nlluoinim'H
Happy Ixit ,
Yeaterday at J ) o'clock , in St. Phil
omonu'a 'cathedral , Mr. J. J. Donovan
of the police force , was married to Mies
Deborah Shea. After the wedding the
happy couple took a drive around the
city and out to the barracks. Luut eve
ning a reception WBB given at the
residence of the young couple , on Nortl
Tenth fltrcot. The entire police force
in attendance to wish their
brother ofllcor happy end prosperous
lifo.
Tlio members of thu police force made
the young couplu u jirenent of a beautiful
ful etovo.
JIOTTKU-In thin city. Bfpti-mber Ut ,
Annlu Clarkton , infant daughter ofV , 1) .
/indKxU ) 0. Mutter , god oue day.
To keen abreast of ( ho times medically
'
d pLyo'ioIogicfilly , read "Tho ficicnco
m Life ; or , BtlPreservation. / . " Sou ad-
veriieetueut.
j THE TENTED FIELD.
Oping Days of Ihe Sixlh Annna :
Re-union.
damp MoPhorson a Scene of Bustle -
tlo and Activity ,
Stirring Times In Cninp and In the
City The AVeek'B Programme.
Jlr.AiigUAHTBUH , CAMP MfPiiKiisox , \
Sept. 2 , 1884 }
The sixth annunl reunion of soldier
and sailors of Nebraska , hold under th
auspices of the Grand Army of the Ho
public , is now fully begun , and the cam
presents a sjono of the greatest activity
thcro being already thousands on th
grounds and special trains arriving almos
hourly and depositing their loads of hu
man freight.
CAMI * jiui'iinit.soN
is beautifully located on the banks of th
Plntto , about ono milo southwest from
the beautiful little city of Fremont. A
th's spot there is a broad area of bottom
land , smooth as i. floor and spaciouu
enough to accommodate a largO army
To the south a line of trees , fringing the
river bank , scarcely aulHco to
conceal the beauty of the country
beyond , and the blufl'j across the
narrow stream are covered with n bright
verdure which is very refreshing to the
visitor who hna passed the day under
the rays of a nun as hot as that of this
week. The river , which at this point
is quito narrow and very rapid , is also an
agreeable change from the ordinary
sconcory of camp grounds. The space
sot off for use is already covered with
, onta , of which there are about 700 now
up nnd others constantly arriving. The
: ommittoo was somewhat ombarrasncd
.his year by an absolute refusal of the
; onoral government to furnish any more
tents for Grand Army reunions. In
Juno General Thayer notified all the
) osta of the necessity of forwarding what
onto they had as promptly as poseiblo
and many of them responded , so that
about 500 were up on Saturday.
Df coiirso n largo attendance
was not to bo expected on the opening
day , but it is expected that from 00,000
.o 70,000 will be present 'during the
voek and ample accommodations have
) con provided for all , extra cots being
iut up at all the hotola and in many
jusineas IIOUEOB.
The grounds are laid out in regular
flhapo , the stronts and avenues being
wide and roomy. At each corner may bo
soon sign-boards to direct the visitor ; ,
nnd among the familiar names oncoun-
.ored are : Logan , Hancock , Scdgwick ,
loynolds , Cu.stor , Kearney , Thomas ,
looker , Mead , etc. , honoring the illns-
rlous heroes of the war. Logan avenue
s the most prominent of all , being the
ocation of the camp headquarters , which
arn on the extreme north nido of the
amp and at the head of Hancock avenue
which is at right angles
o Logan , and runs duo
lorth and south. Prom here the long
inos of white lento extend in each di-
ection towards the river , and a thousand
lags are fluttering in the breeze , wliilo
mlf that number of banners planted by
ho dillurontpoata and organizations in
rent of their headquarters enrich thu
aono. Hero nnd there are stacks of
irma in front of the touts and a curl of
) luo smoke riaing in the uir marks the
pot where cnch camp-lira is burning.
IN Tin : CKNTUI :
of the camp are a score of rough sheds
eroded by thoao who purclmied restaur
ant privileges and , judging from the dis-
ilny of victuals , substantial and
otherwise , it is not likely that
any of the individuals in
this vast host will have to bo utilized .ID
food for their comrades. Many have taken
their own provisions , and live at home on
the grounds , while atill others are the
guests of friends or of the hotels in the
city. The most admirable arrangement
of all is the water wupply. Forty wells
have been atink and provided with iron
pumps. At each ia n largo barrel , and
the.so are kept constantly tilled , not only
with water but great chunks oi ice that
fcoop it eold all day long. With these
trolls and the swift-rolling I'latto nouo
need go thirsty , nnd it is n pleasure to
say no liquor , not oven boor , ia al
lowed within the limits of thu
cump , nnd in fact cannot be had
nearer ttian the city. In all the crowd
of to-day not n , drunken man was noon.
There has also been n strong effort mndu
to prohibit gambling , but one adventur
ous thimble-rigger was roping In a few ol
the boya. There are plenty uf nhown on
hand aa usual. There ia the inevitable
"Museum of Human Curiosities , " which
are anything but curious , the whirligig ,
poop shows , threo-leggod calves , Helen's
babies by the score. Whim THE BIK :
reporter uamo to the front to participate
in the week's campaign he determined to
begin active duly at once , nnd started in
to spend hia first night in a tent. Hitrdly
had sloop eomu to him when the unomy
came ulao in the shnpo of myriads ol
tnoiquitos. Ti\llc uf the moonlight
charge in Egyptl This desperate
charge of tlio mosquito brigade
would discount it , and thu rout was com
plete , and the retreat kept up until thu
a hotel could bu * found in the city to
shelter UB , The strong wind of Monday
and today drovu tuvixy these pontu , and
lent lifo has uinco boon very endurable.
And ,
OF TKKTS ,
these that make up the camp nro of ml
ahnpcB and sizes , the common wall tout ,
of course , predominating. The general
headquarters is in n double tent , ever
which the stars and stripes nro proudly
waving. Flanking it on thu left are the
quartKrmaator's tent , intolligonoo oflico ,
poatoflico , oto , wliilo on thu right are ths
press quarters , TUB UBK , Fremont Tribune -
buno and Hurald , being nil who have
hung out thcro signs aa yet , though u
number of correspondents ropreaouting
the various etato papers urn present.
Some diatnnco oust of camp headquarter *
is n large , two center polo tent irhnro
camp fires and other iiaaomblii's will taku
placo. The 3unvna walla which alioltur
the comrades nnd their families often
contain a miniature homo and arn cosily
fitted up with cot * , tables nnd etumlH ,
utovo mid oven luokiug-fhaai ; > a. Ono
i peclally was noticed , juat back of TUB
Ur.i : tent , and occupied by Mr. Franklin ,
.f Lincoln , who la ncoompauiod by his
ttlfo and mother. The latter is an old
Indy of thrpo ecoro mid ton years nnd
thin is her first expuriunco of the kind.
Many of the tenta aru tlnored and in
others a bale of Jmy or rude mattrcasea
furnith slenping accommodations better
than the brouet of mother earth.
TUB C1TV 01' I'llEMONT
ia in siphr , nnd it presents a gala appear-
Rice. From the top of every elevator ,
the depot and public buildings on every
side the national colors are to bo Been
waving , and "Iho prettiest town in the
atato" is in genuine holiday attire. The
two principal streets , Main and Broad
nro literally hidden beneath the count
lots folds uf the rod , white and blue , and
Homo of Iho business houses , nolnbli
Mary Bird's , nro loaded down with flag !
nnd other decorations. The postofiici
and various newspaper oflicos nro nisi
brilliant with Hying colors. At thi
corner of Broad and Sixlh , and Mali
and Sixlh streets nro fine arches trimmet
wilh evergreens nnd ( lags , and bearing ii
largo letters the greeting
WKLCOMK COMRADES
And a ripht royal welcome the
of Fremont nro extending to their guests
Houses ns well ns hearts are thrown wid <
open and nothing is too good for the yu
Hors , who nro continually reminded thn
if they don't see what they _ want the ]
can ask for it and got it , too. Ii
this connection it may bn said that ono
grand feature of the week will occur 01
Thursday night , May Broa. will hold an
informal reception at their spaciouaatoro
for which sororal hundred invitation !
have boon issued , 225 of which nro to
the newspaper fraternity of the state. 1
is safe to say the guests will have a granc
time , especially if the novel bill of faro
noon by the reporter is followed.
There will bo during the week sovorn' '
entortaininontn at the opera house and
churches , beside the stirring camp fire
on the grounds. Having moiitionci
both city and camp n word aa to
TllANHrOKTATIOK
may not bo out of place. There are
any number of hacks , express wagons
and vehicles of all descriptions flying bo
ween the two places. At tirst Iho
charge varied between ton and twenty
Ivo cents , but the authorities soon fixed
i nf the former sum , which ia very roa <
sonablo. In fact , it scorns as if the ef-
"orts to keep the visitors from being
charged extortionate rates for any accom
modation wan perfect , and Iho first com
> laint in this dirotiou is yet to bo hoard.
Man is no leas generously provided for
linn boast , as testify the great stacks of
my on the south side of tlio camp , and
ucing equally largo piles of sawed wooden
on the north.
MONDAY'S ruonuAMMn
was not followed out entirely , the time
) c.ing devoted to locating the hosts which
roro gathering. Meetings of the various
tate organizations were hold , and facili
ties for finding old friends nnd comrades
added to by the establishment of the
'Intelligence ) Oflice , " under the manage
ment of John C. Bonnoll , I' . D. C. Hero
all are expected to register their names ,
vhoro from and camp location. The
) oatofiico is in Iho same tout , and with
ho telephone placed in camp by the
ompauy , communication with both the
naido and outside world ia complete ,
'lio first business on
TUESDAY'e I'HOOUAMMi :
was the formal turning ever of the camp
o General John M. Thnyor , its com-
nandor. Mayor Cloland , of Fremont ,
olivored an address of welcome , irhich
vas ai replete with patriotic sentiment aa
t waa of hearty greeting. II. E. Palmer ,
f Platlainouth , the department com-
lander , responded in a moat happy
lanuor , his speech referring particularly
o the town of Fremont and the atato of
Nebraska aa they were twenty-live years
0,0 and as they nro to-day. General
'aimer's worda were all the more intor-
sting from the fact ho was n citizen of
ho ntato twonty-fivo years ago
nd know irhercof ho spoke
Hon. Goo , W. E. Dorsey , chairman of
ho reunion committee , then made a
loat , though brief , address and formally
iirnod ever Camp Mcl'hcrsoii to ita
COMMAKDF.ll , OKNEUAI , THAYEU ,
vho made a speech , in which ho not only
expressed his appreciation of the honor ,
hut outlined hia pulley and laid the law
o that there could bo no mistaking it.
) rder and system worn tlio first requisites
n camp nnd these ho proponed to main-
ain nny price. Ho waa frequently
ntorruptud with applause , and will un
doubtedly prove ajmust acceptable com-
nandor. llin chlot of stall' ia General
0. II. Frederick , of Omaha , who wilh his
customary energy and zeal for the
CUUBO was ono of the first on the ground
to begin the week's vror * and whoso sin
gle stui is shining by day an well as by
night in and nbomt the headquarters.
I'lio complete stall' , as announced at the
ct ncluslon of the above ceremonies , Is :
Chief of Stair , Brevet Brig Gen. 0. H.
Li'rodorick.
Adjt. Gen. , J. W. Small , Columbus.
Aest. Adjt. Gen. , Harry S. Uotchkiss ,
Columbus.
Quartormmtor Gou. F. F. Parcoll ,
Colorado.
Aast. Quartermaster gen. John Hammond
mend , Col ,
Commissary gen. , J. A. Force , Col.
Inspector gen. , J. O. West , Col.
Judgeudvocatuyou , , P. Hirst , Col.
Medical director , Gen. H. It. Living
ston.
ston.Asat
Asat Biirgoou , M. W. Stone. Col.
" " E. Van Burou , Col.
Commodore , J. D. Moore.
Chief of com. , Chan Wooator , Col.
Aids do camp , S. P Jones. "
" ' Hnrtman "
0. ,
" ' C. L. Uowoll , "
" ' . "
J.A.ilcMurphy ,
" ' J. 0. Uonnull , "
" ' W. H. Honnoy , "
" " L. P. Doiby , '
The ollicial orders reud from the slant
announced , among other things the fol
lowing houra of service und rull ealla ti
bo Bounded at headquarters and observed
accordingly :
Hcviolo , sun rise ; breakfast , ( J o. in.
call , 8:30 : ; fntiguo , 0:00 : ; olli-
oera 10:00 : ; recall 11:15 : ; diiinur , 12:00 :
in ; fullyuo , 1:00 : recall , 4:00 : ; first cull
ID trout , r > :30 : ; droea parade biinsot ; tatoo ,
D.OO ; taps , 10:00. : At ulllcora cull at 10
a. in. all ollicera in ouminund of posts ,
troopa and tmmla will asaomblu promptly
at thu general's ' headquarters ami
receive orders for the exercises of thu
day.
The other orders related to tlio preservation
tion and euro of the tenta and other
property , cleanliness and atuiitary pre-
vautiona , the strictest rules being laid
down with regard to the latter points.
Shortly uftor General Thiiyor hud aa
BUinud command hu was soi minded in hi
tent , and latur in the day received i
similar honor from thu consolidated b.uic
strength of thu camp. Uno very prom ,
iiiout feature of the gathering IB thu
presence uf BO many bands , brass ant !
martial and of several drum corps. Sumo
TUB 1UNHH
nro cloguutly uniformed , and the music
generally ia excellent. Thu camp is kept
alive a considerable part of thu day by
thcao important bodies , and they go
great wav toward increasing the enthu
siasm. Thu drum major ia nresont in al
his glory , and there are some lino-look
ing men among them. A state organizi
tion haa boon formed , and further men
tion of the bands by name will bo made
in another letter , At 0 o'clock p. in. the
first dress parade took place , and to-night
a carap-firo will bo lit in the wigwam.
CROWDS AUK AHIltVIW !
every hour ; by train , in prairie achoon
era , on horseback and on foot , Some of
the posts come with arms and some with
out , the majority nro uniformed , and the
cnmp with its bristling guns presents
quite n warlike napoct. The gunboat
liesnt the river front nnd looks very for
midable indeed. It is an object of gen
eral interest though as yet it is hardly
finished. The naval engagement is en
grossing thu minds of a great many and
the late bombardment of Fee Chow will
not bo a marker to this.
By to-morrow everything will bo in
running order and ono can got a bettor
idea uf the importance of the occasion , it
being expected that at least fifty thous
and people will bo here during the next
three days. The programme for the rest
ot the week is m follows :
WKIINKSDAN.
Grand parade and loview nt 10 n.cloclr.
n. in.
Company nnd ballnliion drill \olimlcir
org nu.itionfl ,
Arlillcry evolutions by batlery A. , light nr
Uilcry , N. N. O.
. ' ( o'clock Thu children1) ' camp-fire , tmdei
the direction of Col , John Hammond , or
Columbus ,
Gruml pnradonnd exhibition by the capita !
city Fl.mbuatt club.
Untnn-iiro nt night.
niunsDAY.
Meeting of stats organizations ,
Grand oanin Uttilo.
Iteccptlon to Scrgt. Drnlnurd , of the Grcely
expedition.
Cnmp-firo nt niglil.
KI1IDAV.
Stalu reunions nnd election of oUicurc la
state organizations.
Grand review nnd reception by dlstin
gulnliod Riiestfl.
Nuvnl t'iifagomcnl ( ; gunbonli passing the
fbtts at nigbl.
SATURDAY.
Breaking camp. Adicui. . Good-byes and
God bless you , boys , llroak ranks , march 1
FAIE PEO&MMME ,
Tlio Speed I'roKfiiiiinio for tlio State
Fair Next " \Veofc.
The races during the state fair give
promise of being the boat ever given at
n state fair in Nebraska.
A largo number of ontriea have already
boon made nnd many inoro Trill follow
before Saturday night. Following ia the
programme of the races :
PKOCJUAMME.
Monday , Sept. 8th.
LOT 1.
Trotting Stake for lior.ies that have never
beaten three minutes.
ruusK § 300.00
Firat Horse § 180 00
Second Homo 90 CO
Third Jforso M 00
LOT i ! .
Trotting Stako. half milo , best two in three ;
two year old , Nebraska bred colti.
l-uiiac § 1150.00.
I'irst Homo S 75 00
Second Horse 50 00
Third Horaa 2500
Tuesday , Sept. lltli.
LOT 3.
Illuming Stake , ono mile and ropc.it.
Purse § . ' 50.00 ,
First Horaa S150 00
Second Horao 75 00
Third HOMO 25 00
LOT -I.
Trotting1 Stake , half mil" , two beat in throe ;
tlirte year old , Nebraska bred colts.
Purse $250.00.
FiMtHorsa 75 00
Second Horse 50 CO
Third Hurso 2. " . OD
Wednesday , Sept. , 10th.
LOT 5-2:35 : TiiorriMi UACE.
Trotting Stake for hort.08 that have never
beaten 2:33.
ruiai : 5UOO.OO
First Horse SltfiO 00
Second Horse 18000
Third HOKO 00 00
LOT G.
Pacing Stake , free for all.
ruiiSK 5100.00
First Horse S2IO 00
Second Horse 12000
Third HOMO -10 00
Tliurtidiiy. Sept. lllli.
LOT 7.
Trotting staka for horses that liavo never
boaton2lO : , Purse § 301' .
Firtt Horse ! § 30000
Second HorBO 150(0 (
Third Hoiso 50 00
l.or 8.
Kiinnlng ftakejj two miles and repeat.
Purte § 350 00.
Firnt Horse S 200 " 0
Second HOMO 10'J ' 0 ! )
Third Horse : 5000
Trotting race , Stake race , Nebraska four
year-olds , $2215 ; 5 to enter , it to blurt ,
Frill ay , Bcptonilicr I'Jtli.
I.OT ! ) .
Trotting stake , fieoforall ; purse , § 1,000.
First horwo § 000 00
Si'cond howe WOO 00
Thhdhunu 100 00
LOT 10.
Trotting htako for bornoa that have never
bualen 2:011 : ; purse , § 100 ,
KlMt horho § 210 00
Second llorno 120 00
ThiulHorBO -1000
CONDITIONS.
All trotting and pacing to bo milo Iieata
to harness , bust three in live , and govern
ed in all respects by the ruloa of the Na
tional association aa amended at the Feb
ruary mooting , except as herein other
wise provided three ( ! ) ) entries to fill ,
and two (2) ( ) to start. All running to bo
governed by the Lexington rules ; and
at loaet two to start. Any horao distan
cing the field , or any part thereof , only
entitled to iirat money ; the balance of
the nurse to go to the association.
All the entries to the trotting and
pacing races shall clcwo at the bocrotary'a
ollico at 8 o'clock p. m. , Saturday , Sep
tember ( ith , 1881 ; and all ontrica to the
thu running races shall cloao at 5 o'clock
p , m. of the day preceding the day of the
race , at the uecret-iry'a ollico on the
grounds.
The association rrsorvoa the right to
sandwich nny race and also to postpone
from day to day , by reason of bid
weather , any of thu aforesaid racea , nnd
in caao the weather proves wholly un
favorable , it shall bo diacrotionnry with
the Hoard of Managers to indelinitoly
postpone any and all races ; in which
caao all ontranoo money in < facoa not
taking pUeo will bo refunded.
All r.icoa will bu called promptly at 1
o'clock p. m. nnd the horses
must appuar before the
judges nt 1:1)0 : ) ; no delay will bo tolera
ted.
I'lIAIlIOT K.U'ES.
In addition to the above nnmcd race ? ,
there will bo n charaot race each after *
noon by Mr. McDonald and wife , of Chi
cago. These races are driven with four
thoroughbred horses upon each chariot ,
and aru very interesting nnd exciting , ai
all those who IIAVB RRDII them can attest.
1'ostollluo
In Nebraska during the week ended
Auguit 30 , 1881 , furuUhad by Win. Van
Ylook , of the postollico departuaont :
KiUblishcd Barknx , Gage county , H.
O. Gilmore , P. M.
Bliss , Wheeler county , Wm. 0. Uo tty t-
ty , P. M.
{ SPostmastera appointed Varna , Saline
county , laaac Smalloy.
IOWA.
Poatmaatora appointed Imogeno , Fre
mont county , Nathan 15. llobbmr ,
UpdogralF , Clayton county , Joseph
Baxter.
Vinton , Bcnton county , S. Marino ,
Discontinued Park , Corro Qordo
county.
Absolutely Pure
„
Thl powder no\cr vartos. A marvel ot nnrcncsn
Btrenjjth and wholtsomuncsn. Moio economical than
the ordinary Miiils.andoannotbo Bold In competition
with the multitude of low tott , short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold "nl in p-ann nnYAL
liAKINO 1'OWDEH CO. , 100 Well Direct , X. Y.
CREIGHTOi COLLEGE ,
CrjVSSKS HE-OPEN ON
MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 1.
the mlvanUp of a solid Knullsh and Clnssl-
oal education , epcci care will bo devoted to the
AND TO
Practical Surveying
AND ALSO TO
rM-Kcofc Banking ann Coimercial
TT.XVtA / ' -
Fito nowprofcsscralmro boon added to the faculty
or this purpose.
\3T Vocal Music , German and French , optional. JfS
NEW STUDENTS mult present themselves dining
ho utck cmlinz August 31 , bctucen U And 12 a m. ,
and they ii'ust bo ruidy to stand examination to de
cide their rank In the course.
1'rof. I/imbcit will give duo noMco forthcjrcsump
Ion o ( tlio eiciilni ; course in Clirmlitry. Tuition
rco No distinction on account ot creed.
aUR. 19 tu thurs sat Qt
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ,
Omaln Nebraska , In which is taught double and
single entry Ilook-kceplnit , Commercial law , Civil
3o.eminent , llusinoia I'racdco , 1'oumanihip , r.ng-
iahClrammar , Kcad nt | , > < pclliiii ; , Currcepoudjjucc ,
and Short Hand Writing.
TEUMS :
Complo'o Course , cue > car , ( ehort hand ex
ccptcd $80 0
Complete Cour'c , one month SOO
3om Icte Course , two months IS on
Joinpltto Course , thrco months 20 00
B rh month thereaccr [ C 01
Thirty LC OI < B In 1'euinanshlp 500
Tlio above course , ( book-keeping excepted ) ono
month 500
Thoabo\o cnursc , ( liook-kccp iiff emepted 3
months 12 0 < 1
Send for circular. Address
UEO. K.ltATlinON , Prln ,
m &o Omaha , No
CKOUNSE'S BLOCK ,
Uaa been established and cppcchlly cqulppad ( or th
treatment of diseases of the
Nervous Syst ° m ,
Blood , Kidneys ,
And Bladder ,
All dlsea ° o3 producing blood Impurities and pols-
onlrn , "lib cruptluns on the s Iu and ulcers.
DUi'UHCH of the ll\ei , Itheumitum , Piles ,
Clironlc Kuma'o Dlwatus , dlwasou
of the Kyoaiul Ear , Citarrh , Asthma , Droncbitlsnre
all tnatt'd by now and euccesaful mcthn IB , lu ludlnfi
Iho Conipounil Ox > gen trratmunt. Young Men Mid
dle AKOU and old Men , BiilToilu from icrvouj iltbll
Ity and axhiiistlon , troa any catue imtc\cr , proilu
clni ; IndUrstlon , palpitation , dctpond ncy , dlzzlnus
luKS of memory lack of onsruy und ainbitl' < n , can bu
ix'rmitii'ntlv ' and tjpcfillly cured. NO CL'ltrt O
I'AYFOIllHKATMb 'l1 The phy Ician in ct ro
la a regular uradiuio nnd kaa itudl d his irofesIon
In Lonuori , f arls an.I HtrUn Ho U an cxpcit In a 1
diataiej xf the Urinary nr ana In both soxcs. If jou
a o alllictedfcjaU ur urltu full dcsoilutlon of your
ia e , and tncdiclno may to sent you. Consultation
free. Addicts all comnmnkations Cm lu Di8 ] > cii83-
ry , Crounsu'slllotk , Omaha , Neb. Ollico houia 012
a. m.,1-0 anil 7-Hp m Sundate , 0-10 a m
OOLD MEDAL , ? AHIS ,
BAKER'S
WaniinU'd itbtnlntcli/ >
Cocoa , Irom which the CICUHS o
Oil linn brcn remoM'd H has tfirr *
tlmei the strength uf C'ocoa inliffl
with ritarc.i , Al rowroot or Bu or
and U thvrcfuru far more I'conom )
cul It U delicious , nourishing ,
trfnKthcuIng , easily digested , anil
admirably adapted Tor imaUds tc
well us Tor persons In health.
Sold uj ( Irocers urorjrnbcrA.
B&KEB & ft CO , , Burcstcr. Iti ® .
DAVID NICHOLSON'S '
Oil
DltUQOJo'W.
TliU unricxjlled Extract of Halt I ] a refreshing ,
nourishing 1'Mo lln\era'ei a p'caiUiK , uholtsume
and Imlgoratitu Tonic ; remedial lluietatfv , Ist
Inethe constitution tJuverooiue the Mriousveak -
cnlnt ; aiu H > tlii | ; maladli'i , and tuildlui ; up >
heal hy body traln
TUB NICHOLSON LIQUID IIIIEAU is IIKAILY
" The " Beverage
KOIl NURSING IIOTHEHS.
at Kuhn&Co. , Hchroter.tlleclit.il |
1'arr , M 11.I'ottcll , 8. Kali. H Imr.kl&C'o.
Tr u um > Iled by Dm Id Nloholsou , 13 uiil 16 I
North titb itr * Ht. LouU Mo
Booths' Oval Brand
Y
D , B. BEEMER , Agent , OMAHA , NEB
The Largest Stock in Omaha : andSfflakes the Lowest Prices-
DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS , !
Jnst received an asaorlmont far surpassing onythlng In this market , comprtelaj
the latest and most tasty designs manufactured for this spring's trade and , covering
k range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive.
Parlor Goods Draoeries.
Now ready for the inspection of cus Complete stock of all the IBS
tomers , tlio newest novelties in styles in Turcoman , Madras nnd
Suits and Odd Pieces. Lace Curtains , Etc. , Etc.
EleeantSPassengor Elevator to allTloors.
CHARLES SHIYEEIOK. ,
120C , IS08 and 1210 Farnam Street , - - - - OMAHA NEB.
, BOLTS & COMPANY ,
-MANUFACTUIIEUS OF-
Doimor Windows , Flnlals , Window Caps.Iron CrestlniB , Stctalll Sky.ll ht8 , &o. Tin , Ircn and Slits Koo
om Slti South 12th Rtri-ot Om h Nnhriuik *
* ® r
J103 BRADY ST. , DAVENPORT , IOWA , U. S. A , Eatabllahod 1878 Catarrh , !
iDoafnoas , Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and termanontly Onrod. Pntionttn
ijOnrod nt Homo. Write for "TitB MEDICAL-MISSIONARY , " for the Pooplo. I
lOonsultation and Correspondence Gratia. P. 0. Box 292. Telephone No. 26. I
HON. EDWARD RUSSELL , Postmantor , Davenport , aaya : " Physician oil
Jiiot. Ability ana Mnrkod Success. " CONGRESSMAN MURPHY , Davenport , }
H : "An jcionornblo Man. Flno Success. Wonderful Onrea. " Houra8 to 5.
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GUMINGS AND 20TH ST. , OMAFA , NEB
or or cniicTvr ffmar-OLAss
D
Hill !
AMD TWO WHEEL OAET3 ,
. , , 1M ? " JS50" " ' 9V Street end 3 rf. WJhBSrje ; , I } g * . m . .
o , ,
8into = CiUJccuo
lujuHtcd fiet utoQ nrllc lcu ! ' SijfiaSSlHllQB BfflC3li3
1409 and 1411 Dotlee St. , * SSy$8Sft" } Omaha Nels
U , S. DEPOSITORY
J. H. MILLARD
, Preaident.
WM.
. WALLACE , Cashier ,
and 35
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe , for
Kent
at from * 5 to 860 pr annum.
IENDOHSED BY FRANZ LISZT. ]
EMF.K80S I-IANO CO - BOSTON , March 1st , 1831.
JSOLE AGENT ,
Dodge ; Street , Omaha ,