THE DAILY BEE SATURDAY OCrOBTCR 11 1884
THF BEE.
SatnrPay Mornine ; Ootobor 11
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
The cold snap was of ahort duration , atv
nt midday it lj nRfttn in order to wear llnoi
duster * .
Grc t chunks of the asphalt paving ol
Douglas utrcot have hftJ to bo cut out and n < n
pavement laid In iU place.
The eastern roads running Into the tranr
for Uko turns Rotting In lave nowadays and I
CAUB08 the Union Pacific trnln No , 3 to belittle
little Into nearly every day.
The old ttrectcar track onl'lflecnth atrcc
from Capital Avenue to Webster street 1m
bcou torn up. Thoc r track oa Thlrtoontl
is being extended farther south ,
Ilev. Willard Scott will lecture on "Sa
Tnnaroln , the Heretic of Florcnci1 , " In tha St
' church t"
Mnry' < nvonuo Congregational ,
morrow evening.
The Union Pacific engines nro npproprl
atcly draped In mourning an a mark of roipec
for the memory of the poor fellows who wor
Wiled In the wreck at Klkhorn , _
ETho races of the Omaha WhoofClub wll
take place nt the Cricket and Athlotlo 1'ftrk
Sherman avcnuo and lm\n no connection will
any other entertainment of to-day.
There will bo i regular mncting of Hull
Jlebektth degree , lodge No , 1 , In Odd Pel
low's hnll , nt 8 o'clock p. in , Saturday ovonlnj
October lltli , 1834. A full attondnoco in re
- Lewis Castiday , n lad who lives In tht
city , went up to Calhoun a short tlmo ninco 01
n visit While there hqntolo two revolvers am
wjfl sent to jail for thirty days. Ho nroko on
ofjnll nnd returned 16 tliis city where 01
olliccr from Calhoun captiirod him and tool
Mm back.
The remains of George Slioldon , tha fire
man killed | at Klkliora , will tra taken thl
morning to Jefferson City , Iowa , for In
termcnt , ThoJTuncrrtl will bo hold in thli
city at 7 o'clock n. in. Members of the
brotherhood of locomotive firemen will ac
company the remains.
On Saturday last Dr. HalpVa wlfo pro
nentcd him with a boy baby. They have
boon married for thirteen years and during all
that time they ti&va not boon bloasod with In
child until now. Dr. Ralph Is highly elated
over the climate of Nebraska nnd says ho
wishes ho had n.ovod hero long ngo.
The many friends of Mr. John P ,
Schmlnko , of Hoods' Loan agency will be
pleased to learn that ho loft Thursday foi
Hamburg , Iowa , to bo married to n mowt o *
timablo young Indy , Mlea Kiln linker , of St ,
Joseph , Mo , Wo wish you a long life John
iind hope that you may never rcgrot the step
you liava taken.
Acting Police Judge Weiss has ovldentl
forgotten that It Is customary to hold a morn ]
ing fcOBsIon In police court. Ho gets around
any tlmo from 10 to 12 o'clock , and not only
Uoopa tha prisoners behind the bars a good
deal longer than is necessary but it it Is also
a great inconvenience to reporters who nro
obliged to attend the soRsion ,
The proprietors of the Union elevator
have purchased three watchman clocks nnd
placed them in different parts of the elevator
building. * The night watchman is now com
pelled to pull a spiing upon the clocks every
hour and each time the spring is pulled n
noodle makes n mark upon a paper dial nnd
registers the time. Any attempt to open the
clock or inonkoy with It in any way Is easily
detected , as tha needle then makes n mark
outside of a given circle within which it marks
whcu woikcd properly.
A party of young people anHombled at the
houio of Mr. Kdmundaon on Wodnosdny ev
ening to trip the "light fnntantlo" nnd in other
amusements to enjoy themselves. Following
*
are 8omo of the names : Misses K. nnd L.
Toozer , O. nnd L. Thrano. Mabel and Minnlo
Woodard. Lytton , Logan , Barnum , 3lynn.
Kelley , Kreuzcr , Jackson nnd Shannon , and
Deasrs. 1'oozor , Jackson , Lytttm , Walker ,
Stomm , Kelley , H. nnd W. Kroutzor , Kd-
raundsuu. Shannon , Curtln , Brewer , nud
Lloyd. Good muslo and mippor.
Any stoyo or range bua ing the name of
"Garland" ia warranted to bo the best that
can bo'mado. . The "Garland Stoves and
ranges ' uro too well known to ncod any en
dorsement from us , nnd wo only need to call
, tho. attention of our readers to their reputa
tion nnd advlsi ) them to oxamlno Into their
meritiv- _ ; t
Hbh. A. J , Weaver was nt the Mlllard yes
terday.
Mr.-II , K. Burkett , the undertaker , ro-
; "turned from Iowa last evening.
* Mr. Will Slnco , ono of C. 8. llaymond's
clerks , returned from 01 in toil , Iowa , yesterday.
Mr. 0. M. Itnhoir , manager of tha Commer
cial hotel at Lincoln , is at the Millard.
II. P. Fojter , Lincoln , O. W. Thomas ,
Grand leland , registered at the Paxton yester
day.
day.P.
P. S. Heacock , .Vails CHy ; U. F. French ,
AInswartli , nnd II. 8 , Heed , Lincoln , were nt
tha Mlllard yesterday.
/ 'Hon. F. B. Tiffany , district judge of the
' ninth judicial district , came up from Lincoln
la t eveningand will Icavo for bin homo In Al
bion at noon to-day ,
Mr. P.K Dunbnr , of PnlnHTllle , Ohio , n
I/aid / friend of Mr , Charles Lnnphler , of the
I Mlllard hotel , is in the city nud will probably
locate iu this country. He is nn oil employe
of the Lake Shore nnd Michigan Southern
road.
road.Mr.
Mr. James G. Clark , nmoclato editor of the
Minneapolis Saturday Spectator and Midland
Monthly , is in Omaha and called nt the BKE
fflco yesterday morning. We were out t the
time but Mr. Clark left hii card nnd also a
note stating that he would slug at Lincoln on
Monduy evening. C H again Brother Clark
when folks are at home.
H. L. Hnll , Teknmahj It. M. Gsihorn ,
Wayne ; II , Fontenell , Hacatur ; Daniel Dug.
gan , Jackson : P. Bock , Lincoln ; F. It. Cro
and wife , Froport ; MM , J. U. Brown and
Mna F. A. Kidoo , JJmerjon , and T. II. Whit-
aker , Delra , are at the Metro | > olitun.
Mr , pee , A. Kmery , of Cheyenne , in In the
city on his way home after attending the
Chicago races. Mr. Kmery owns a number
of spaed homesJilranolf nui in good authority
on all turf nuttom. During his stay in this
city he ha > met m ny warm friends , nnd is n
Iftvorltogenerally with the boy . He mikea
the Paxton las headquarter * .
Pierce L. JnrvU , the avant courle' ot Bart-
lei Campbell' * "WJilte Slave" I ) In the city
wronging for fhelr pne&r nco hero in n few
day * from now. Mr. Jarvii I * one of tlie
raost popular advance'agents on the road and
one of the mo t genial gentlemen to be in t
with. Ho had the honor of relng ono of the
members of the Inaac "
S. Hnyoa "Aictlo ex-
jiloring exrHKlition , " and lays ho will go up ia
the cold regions again before he die . He n
solid for Cleveland , but in other r pecU hub
a firit-clasii , good fellow , He will bs at the
3Iillard until Sunday.
A SPECIAL SESSION.
The Cjticcil Meets to Pass the Apro
liriatiou Ordinance ,
ThoContrnctl/Yu-nrdcd / toFoxKo-com
Bmlttcd to the Borml of
Public Worki ) .
A special meeting of the council , callec
to approve to disapprove the paving con
tract awarded to James Fox by the boarc
of public works , to pass the regular ap
propriatton ordinance for September ,
other special appropriation ordinances
and ono for levying a tax for curbing ant
guttering , was hold last evening. Tin
roll was called , members Anderson ,
Bocliol , Bohm , Ford , Lccdor , Rodfiold ,
Thrano , Woodworth and Murphy proiont ,
The contract awarded to James Fox b >
the board of public works for paving certain
tain streets In this city with Colorado
sandstone , on a foundation of.'brokon stone ,
with a covering.of sand , was first consid
orcd. Upon investigation it was learnot
that abutting property owners on street )
to bo paved under this contract had p < j'
titlonod for a sand foundation. The
council therefore doomed it best to recommit <
commit the contract to the board witli
request to award it to the lowest present
bidder on sand foundationaccordingto pe
tition of property owners. Mr. Foxwilfbu
awarded the contract under the present
request , as ho is the lowest bidder on
said foundation ; also. Mr. Fox and his
sureties presented their written consent
to a change to the desired foundation ,
but the acceptance was doomed by the
council to bo an invasion of the province
of the board of publio works , and the
offer was rejected.
Mr. Loader , upon consent of the coun
cil , waa allowed to make a few remarks
concerning aomo alleged irregularities in
the firp department , which , ho said , was
becoming hko the police force. Steele ,
a member of No. 3 , had boon removed
without apparent just cause , and Lsodor
asked that ho bo allowed to make hie
statement to the council , but the request
was not granted.
As tun committee to which the appro
priation ordinancod had boon referred
was not present , Mr. Redfiold introduced
a resolution that all oums duo officiate
and employes , and all sums duo from
special funds bo retained in this or
dinance. The resolution was adopted
nd the ordinance as amended by it was
passed.
An ordinance appropriating $505.04
out of the paving bond fund , and 88 ,
2GO.DO out of the district paving fund
bond fund of district No. 14 in favor of
the Barber Asphalt Co. was pissed.
A communication from the acting mayor
vetoing an ordinance levying a special
tax for curbing and guttering on certain
portions of Toth , Douglas and Dodge
itroots for the reason that the title was
lot correct. The veto was sustained.
The same ordinance with an amended
itlo was passed by the council.
The council the a adjourned.
DISTRICT OOUBT ,
JorthoUI TB. Guy Still on Trial
Uoro Indictments Returned.
The attention of Judge Wakoloy in the
llstrict court was occupied yesterday in
, ho trial of Borthold against Guy with-
> ut reaching a conclusion. The case will
irobably bo given to the jury this after-
loon.
In the afternoon the grand jury again
: amo into open court , and tnado the
FOLLOWING ! rUEHENTMENTS.
A jcint indictment against George Mil
ler and Robert Smith for grand larceny ,
the ofFense being the stealing of a shot
; un the property of Nelson E. Cowlos on
the Oth day of Juuo last.
An Indictment against William Davis
sharping him with shooting with intent
kill llonry V. Flowers on the 10th day
f August last.
Ono against Olmrlcs II. Kendall for
the laroony of n promissory note for § 55
und wearing apparel from Thomas Hotz
on July 10th.
Ono againt Fred Eckwall for grand
larceny , the stealing of a lot of clothes
from John Moody on September 10th.
The above named indicted parties are
all iu jail nt the present time , having
been hold by the examining magistrates.
Mrs. Dolly Chick , the woman indicted
on Wednesday for criminal libel , gave
bail in the sum of $500 on the same day
for her appearance the remainder of the
torm. On yesterday her bondsman , J.
P. Bay , came Into court and surrondoaod
her into the custody of the sheriff. On
suggestion of the grand jury she was re
leased on her own recognizance.
A FlKhtlnu llnulcmun ,
Thursday evening Tom O'Brien , a hack
irivor for Mayno & Barker , wont into
3. * Jonason'a jewelry store corner of
Thirteenth and Darnoy streets , nd got
into Bomo kind of an altercation with the
slork , Gustavo Olcson. Words led to
iilowa nnd the two men got to fighting.
When the fight was at its worst , Jonason
mterod and tried to part the two men ,
hon O'Brien struck him just below the
iyo , cutting a bad gash. During the
ow O'Brien struck Oloson over the head
vlththo but * of a heavily loaded whip.
O'Brien was arrested nnd looked up in
ail but was released upon ball. This
norning , two complaints were filed
igainst him , ono for assault and battery ,
itid the other for assault with intent to
iommit murder. Both cases were con-
inuod until Monday , and' O'lJduu is out
ipon bail.
Tlio
The directors of Nebraska homo mis-
lonary tocioly hold their monthly meet
ig ) In Omaha , Thursday. There were
resent Rev. A. IF. Shorrill and Rev.
Villnrd Scott , of Omaha , Rov. n. Bross ,
f Norfolk , Rov. 0. W. Merrill and Mr.
Iharlos West , of Lincoln. Applications
rom various churches were noted upon.
t was announced that the Rov. J. L.
failo , late Sunday school superintendent
> r the etnto of Missouri had been elected'
i succeed the Rov. 0 , W. Merrill PS
aperintendont of Missouri for Nebraska.
fo will begin wor * in the state on
'ctober ' , 18th.
The General Association of Nebraska
ill convene in florfolk on Wednesday
voning , Oct. 22 , and will continue iu
ission through the following Sunday.
hero will be present nt this mooting
ecroUrles Barrows , of Now York ,
lumphroy of Chicago , and Dunning of
Boston , Rov. S , Gilbert , nnd Rov. 0. II
Taintor of Chicago , Rov. 0. Y. Clapp o
Ynnkton , nnd Rev. G. E. Albroct o
Davenport. The churches of the stnte
Will also bo represented by pastor and tw <
delegates.
Secretary Dunning will lecture In
Omaha on Tuesday evening , October 21st
in the interest * of the Nebraska Sunday
school assembly , of which ho is conductoi
for this year.
Supt. Merrill loaves his work in th (
stnto on November 1st , to bccorco pastoi
of the Pilgrim church of Minneapolis , tc
which ho has bcon enthusiastically called.
On October 15th n Congregational
church will bo organised a * . Ogallala witli
the Rov. Mr. Brown as pastor , 147 milci
west of the most western congregational
church in the state. It is expected thai
Omaha pastors will assist in the establish'
montof this outpost of Christian ondonv <
or ,
POLIOE'OOTJBT ,
A Ijlltlo Kxctlcmont Caused Iiy
Jteimrt ilmt the Natico County
Murderer li d Uocn
ArrcBtccJ.
In police courtycstorday morninp a nrg
crowd of spectators were present to listen
to Iho court business.
Chas. Johnson and llano Liwaon wore
each fined $0 and costs for pounding up
each other's faces. II. P. Mack had
boon intoxicated nnd waa fined $ o and
costs.
This morning about quarter past five ,
John Sandorfund entered the city jail.
Ho was drunk and told Ollicor Knight
that ho had just killed a man on Tentli
street. lie had got into a dispute witli
him and hadf struck him with his fiat kill
ing him instantly. Knight took him by
the shoulder and put him into a cell to
keep him from killing any ono else.
On Monday a man giving his name ao
F. W. Balfpur came over to this city
from Council Bluffs , to BOO if the Nance
county murderer had been captured. He
somewhat answered the description given
of Furnoval , the man supposed to nave
committed the horrible crime , and he
was at once locked up. IIo appeared to
bo perfectly familiar irith the country in
Nance county. Ho know the murdered
people and the man Furnoval. Furno
val had weighed 150 pounds , this man
weighed the samui ; Furnoval had freck
les on his face , this man was also spot
ted , Furnoval had an anchor tatoood on
his right arm and the officers
went to oxamlno Balfour's arm. Just aa
they wont so raise his shirt alcove the
India ink could bo seen upon * his
> rm , and their hearts leaped up into their
throats as they thought of that great big
Jl,200reward which is offered for the
sapturo of the murderer. They tightened
; heir grasp upon Balfour and shoved up
; ho sleeve and found upon his { arm two
lags. Balfour was released and last
light was arrested again for drunkenness.
EIo was sent up to the county jail and
prill bo hold a few days as it is said that
10 has a valise In Council Bluffs which
iontains some letters and other things
vhich looks somewhat suspicious.
THE LiST AOT.
rho Sad Drama Ends AVItli tlio Death
of Iltcbaril NorriH.
The last sad act of the Elkhoru acci-
lent war onactodyoatorday morning in"tho
loath of Richard Norris , aho Croman of
engine No. 2 , and who was brought from
Elkhorn to this city immediately after
, ho collision.
It had beou hoped that this young
nan's life might no saved nnd , although
10 would have to suffer the amputation
if a limb , which would cripple him for
ifo , yet ho could have made happy the
/oung bride of throe weeks , who is now
10 suddenly and in such a Bad manner
Doroft of her all.
From the first , however , the doctors
ihook their heads ominously whenever
iskcd about Norris , and it was evident
that thy had but little hope of his recov
ery. 11 o did licit rally sullioiontly to ad
mit of the amputation of his limb , and nt
10:30 : o'clock this morning ho died.
'Ilia remains were taken to the resi
dence of Mrs. Thomas Flyun , on Dodge
jtroot , between Tenth and Eleventh
itroota , from which place the funeral will
jcour to-morrow at 10 o'clock n , m. , to
3t. Philomona's cathedral ; interment in
St. Mary's comotory.
SUSPENDSBTJSINESS ,
riioCuimiilHBlonlloiiHoot G , I ) . Tlinyor
Yesterday afternoon the well known
house of G. D. Thayer , of this city , made
* voluntary nnslgnmont to Sheriff Miller.
Mr. Thayer for about ono year has boon
engaged in the commission and storage
business nt 713 and 715 south Ninth
street , near thu U. P. depot , nnd was
supposed to bo doing n fair trade. His
liabilities are supposed to bo about $20-
300 , whllo hia assets will not exceed
f 10,000. .IIo was rated at from $10,000
; o $ 2,000 , with moderate credit ,
Tlio cause of his financial downfall is
luo principally , It is said , to his failure
o make his country collections , aim nee
oo largo business for the capital in-
estod.
SlHHonlo ( Postponement ,
Capitol Ledge , No. 3 , will mnot at
freemasons' hall , at 1 o'clock to-
lay , to conduct the funeral of Bro.
Ihamborlain , of Excelsior Lodge , Iowa.
lia interment will bo iu Prospect Hill
omotory.
The members of Covert and Saint
ohns lodges and allsojourningmasonsarn
nvitod to attend. By order of the
Instor , JOHN BAiirouu ,
Secretary.
Notice to K
There will bo a special mooting of
Imaha Division , 183 , B. of L. E , , nt
no o'clock , Qahnrp , to-day , October
1th. All brotherhood engineers are ox <
uctcd to bo prompt to prepare for the
moral of our Into brother , George L.
hamborlain , which -will take place from
is late residence , corner of Ninth and
iorco streets , at 2 o'clock p. in.
COMUITTKK.
Grain ItuceliUH mid
Following are the receipts and ship-
onts of grain nt the Union ulovator for
10 past twouty-four hours ending at
> on yesterday.
HecelpU Oat , two earn ; wheat , ten earn ;
m , nix cars , Total number of cuts ruschixj ,
Khtvon can ,
Hhliunentu Oats , two cars ; corn , tw c r .
> tal number cora ( hipped , ( our.
WOMAN'S WORK ,
An EntcrtainiDg Session of tin \7 \ , C
TU. Convention Last Evofc
Good Speakers In Attcmlnnco nnO
More to Coma John B , Finch
mid Minn Wlllnril to 1)O
rrcscntTo-NlRlit ,
Last evening's acasion of the W , C. T ,
U. opened by n beautiful selection rendered
od by a quartette composed of momborso :
the First M , E. church choir. The reading
of the forty-oighlli Psalm by Ilov. Sir ,
Dotwilor , of the English Lutohrar
church was followed by a most crimes !
nnd appropriate prayer by the aamo ,
The congregation then joined with fine
effect in dinging "Brightly Beams oiti
Father's Mercy. "
The president of the state union an
nounced that Airs. Soulo would give the
add row of welcome. This lady in bohall
of the W. 0. T. U. , of Omaha , spoke ol
the uratlQcation of the union , when one
year ago , at Falls City , Omaha wna eo
loctod aa the place of the next annual
mooting , their only misgiving being .that
they might not bo competent to suitably
entertain the state union , Mrs. Soulo
referred to the fact that the W.O. T. U. ,
as the lineal descendant of _ the cruaado
obliterated denominational lines and sec
tional prejudice. The insurance of hearty
welcome was again warmly given.
Mrs. Soulo was followed by
MIIS. FOLSOM , OF ciimtoy ,
corresponding secretary of the state
union. Mrs. Folapm referred to the In
terest of the ladica of the utato now
and being entertained so royally in Oma
ha , of the growth and expansion of the
metropolis of this fair state. Mra. Folsom -
som apoko very effectively of the grand
opportunity of the women of this city
to' form correct public sentiment and cor
rect the ovila 'incident to the rapid growth
of a great city.
She spoke of the work of the W. 0. T.
U. as that of an aroused womanhood. A
ThoW 0 T. U. was asked to.'glvo thought
to the sorrows of woman caused by drink ,
nnd then all will bo moved by Christ's
love to aid in all and every good work.
The temperance * question is the ques
tion of the hour , if not there is no isauo.
Iho tariff is of necessary though vastly
minor importance. The laauo of the hour
is to protect the boys and girls.
Reference just and true was made to
kho great crime of passing revenue and
ixciso laws. In referring to the attitude
) f women upon the temperance issue the
ipoaker illustrated by the story of the
nroman , who having long begged for a
onrn to shelter the stock from winter's
itorm , finally ordered a load of lumber ,
ind wont to work with a great effort at
latnmoring , when asked if she could
juild the barn said , "No , but I intend
-o keep up such a racket that
lomobody will build it. " The question
was then asked what hao party policy to
3o with this question ? Nothing. But
itand firmly by principle and leave ro-
lults to God. Women are not usually
3xpcctcd to have largo capabilities for
finance , " or national economy , still
know that ono thousand wrongs do not
make ono right.
The speaker commended the local
option laws of Arkansas as being far more
olFectivo than the famed high license law
of Nebraska , It la to bo regretted that
space forbids aught but the merest ab-
itractof this beautiful and forcible ad-
Prof. J. 6. Olarko. of Minnesota , tnen
javo a beautiful solo , aa only ho can ,
ffhich waa highly appreciated by those
irosont.
Mrn. L. 0. Dod o nnxt spoke upon
"Woman's Work at the New Orleans Ex-
nosition. " Reference was tnado to the
ipaco given to articles of woman's
imndiwork. The ladles were assured
hat articles , whether of skilled hands or
leads , largo or small , old or young ,
would bo given a place at the exposition.
It waa also decided that the convention
bo photographed , and the picture bo
placed in the exposition.
A beautiful recitation was next given
by Mra. Luco. of Fullerton , entitled
"Tho Drunkard's Dream , " which was
Qnoly rendered.
A beautiful solo was sung by Miss
Edith Davis , and after announcements
for Saturday's session , the mooting ad
journed.
Miss Frances E. Willard will bo present
this afternoon.
John B. Finch will speak at the First
M. K. church this evening.
The following delegates were present
at last night's session :
Mrs. J. A. Fulton , Mrs. J. L. Duer and
Mr . Kfimilo DAVIS , 1'owneo City ; Mrs , N. A.
MuKoe , Mrs. J , F , HolmcH nnd Mrs. J. A.
Dil'nn , Tecmnseli ; Mrs , Dr. Oarricnden ,
Vork ; Mra. Lightfoot , ISontrico ; Mrs. Alice
Crocker , Miss Clnra Budwoll and Mrs. Lilliu
: ? . Wilson. Sterling ; Mra. Morrow , Mr * . S. ,1.
Woodwoitn and Mi * . 1) . 11. Moore , Wnhoo :
Mrs. N. l-'airchllds , Mrs. It. Waddle
mil Mrs. N , A. Woods , Aurora ; Mm ,
L'armelo. Mrs. U. L. Duke and Mrs. W.
1. Wise , Plnttamcwtli ; Mrs. 0. 1' .
Porker , Mrs. O. M. Leichton nnd Mrs. G. 1) .
IChift Lincoln ; MM. U Brown , MM. S.
Smile , nnil Mrs. IS. McC. Jioll , Omalm ; Mrs.
Ilibbon , Mrs , llockwell and Mra. liuolow ,
> f Hlftir. Mra. Collins. Mru. K. . ] J. Wilson ,
uul Ml R.I Ilelleu Abernethy , FuirnumntjMrtf ,
5 H. Duvlf , Mrs. Fr W. Cole , Nebraska
2ityj Mm. Burroughs and Mm. J , 11.
irown. Springfield ; Mrs , Fanntu KlcUl nnd
Vim. diaries Ford limenou , und Mrs. W ,
I. Brown , Fremont ; Mrs. L , Burrnugh ,
Hiss Dr. Boclelson , Mrs. Jordlnu , MM. WiiU-
Kin , Mrs. Cooluv , Mm. L O. Dodge , MM.
iVIiitlow , Yico-l'rt'sidciit Cooler. Mra. M. A.
' 'olsom , Mlea FOBS and Mis * JJeod , Crutu
In gathering wild ilowors , autumn
eaves , or picnicing in the woods , wo are
uoro or less exposed to danger from
loisoning by ivy or other vrild vines and
hrubj. The poison li under certain cir
ninslnncos readily absorbed by the
ilood , and painful swellings or eruptions
ro caused. Such affections Hood's S r-
aparilla readily cures , as it expels all
inpuritica from the blood. Even in
ases of poisoning by Paris green , Ilood'a
iimparilla has been remarkably succost-
ul. It should bo kept constantly in the
ouao for all blood disorders. Hood1 *
arsaimrilla is mndo by 0 , 1 , Hood & Co. ,
ropnetors of Hood's Sarsaparilla , Low-
II , Mats.
Attention , HcinbcrH 10. M , A.
Von are instructed to report at your
all , Thirteenth and Douglas , to-morrow ,
aturday morning , at ! ) a. in. , with
jdges , to attend the funeral of our do-
juned follow member , lliohard Norris.
Uormont at Holy Sepulchre. A full at-
mdauco desired , By order of the ofll-
> rs.
10,000 bushels Choica Winter Ap plo
> r sale In oar lota or leu. Your b ui
; BS Bollolted ,
J. 0. WILLIAMS & Co.
i27 > lm Nebraska City , Nob.
HSOL.D WITHTHEs
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THE-MICHIGAN'STOVE'COMPANYs ;
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ItcsolutlotiH ol Kcapcot ,
HAU , or DIVISION No. 180 , B. OP\
L. E. , OMAHA , October ! ) , 1885. J
At n special meeting of Division No
18U , Brotherhood of Locomotive En
gincors , the following rcnolutiona wet
adopted :
BitOTHERH Again wo are summoned to poi
form tlio H.iddost duly tliAt falls to otir lot a
an organization. In tliu death of Grotlic
Gcorgo L. Clinmborlaln wo arc , for the lire
time in the history of division 183 , callirlupo
to record the death of ono of pur most worth
nnd respected brothers nt his pout of duty
When wo Bay tli.it h died , an ho lived , Hko
man , wo feel that wo have exhausted onr vo
calmlnry of eloquence , therefore bo it
KKSOLVKD , That wo , ns well BB the commun
ity at large , tender our eincero iyinp.it hies b
the bereaved widow nnd fatherless children
thin suddouly robbed of n kind and nlfuction
ate bunband nndt parent. We can but pro ;
that a kind Providence will' mercifully schoo
you ton ] resignation , in thin , your saddest hou
of need ,
UKSOLVKD , That we drape our hall ii
inourningfor tlio epacu of tlxty days. Tha
wo furnish n copy of tliceo resolutions to th
criof stricken family under thu seal of our or
der , nnd to the city press and our monthl ]
journal for pubc ntioc.E.
E. R. JlATHIH ,
T. J. MACKKDOK ,
, T , 0. LtVIXOSTOK ,
Committo.
Smoke Seal of North Carolina Tobrc
CO.
Coughs , Colds and Sore-Throat yiolc
readily to B. H. Douglass it Sons' Cap
sicum Cough Drops. 3
Chamberlain's Iruuorn7.
Capital ledge No. 3 will meet at Free'
mason's hall at I o'clock to-day ti
conduct the funeral of Bro. Chamberlain ,
of Excelsior ledge , Iowa. The intormonl
will ba Prospect Hill cemetery.
The mombera of Covert and Sainl
John's lodges and all sojourning Mason !
are Invited to attend
By order of the Master ,
J.\o. BAMFOHD , Secretary.
Absolutely Pure.
Ihlg powder novel virlce. A marvel 01 partly
strength anil wholcsomcocus. More economical tlmi
the ordinary kludsand cannot bo auld In oomiwtltlot
with the multitude ol low teat , short weight alum 01
phosphate powlors. Sold nnlv ID cans. ItOYAI
BAKING POWDER CO. , JOfl Wall street. N. Y.
WILBOB'S COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVERI
OIL AND LIME.
TO ONK AND ALT , . Are you Buffering frcma
Conch , Cold , Asthma , Hronchltl ) , or any ot the var
ious tmlxonary iroublct that EO often cnJ In Con-
kumptlon ! K so , u e "Wllbor's I'ute Cod liver 0 ,
ncclLline"a8ao ( nd eurorcincdy. Thills no < [ uack
preparation , hut U regularly | nc'crlbcd by the ined
Icnl faculty Haniifaotursd only by A. 1) . WILBOR
C'bomlst , Ujston. bold hi alldroeul'ts.
OMAHA NEBRASICA.
The scholutlo year couuncncci on tne
First in
Thn oour < o ol Instruction embrace * all the Elcmco
taryand higher liranrhe * ot a Dulilied edumtlon
Dlllfrcnoo of Ucllclou U no obttarle to the admit'
lion of yuunc ladWj. ruplla are itcthod at any
time of the yoar.
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Including Hoard , \Vashlntf , Tuition In Kngllth aud
ute of book * . 1'laao , per lusalon of
Five Months , ? 150.00
KXTRA OIIAr.ar.S-Urawlnz , I'atntlng , Ocrua
Harp , Violin , Oaitar und Voukl Mujlc.
Hefercnoea are roaulred from all penoni unknow
to tha Institution , t'or furtnor Infornutian apply
the 1LAUV HUrEltlOIl
Iv 11. mill
LIQUID GLUE
llUitDOYTHE
LARGEST MANUFACTURERS
( MMQ 4 llMBllt OlfU tftj PiU Co-t
> * MUuMI f ! I'M ( V ) , A I >
. . . FINE woRKin
ronii.i.iiM. < ioy
/i. wy IfvMMMrr. . L4Ort ffrj4 , M
PIANOS. ORQAN8 , R. (1. ( CARS , tC.
UNEQUALLED
CLA88 , CHINA , < to.f Ac.
AWARDED
GOL.DMEDAU
ml ( JU Vvtft tlUMOn. InJM. I ta7
WiMriC-ICUtU ONLY lit TIJ
RUSSIA CIHEhT CO. , CbBtderJisi
MMPLE TIM CAN SENT BY MAIL , 26 CT6 >
Himebaugh & Taylor ,
-LARGEST STOCK OF-
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Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for
less than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it.
Send for Our 250 Page Catalogue , only one issued in Nebraask
ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES
Counter , Hay , Stock and Railroad Track ,
ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Orders for Hio Inclinn Department given for Buffalo Scales ex
clusively. Scale
IRIQIP. SIBCOZP ,
1405 Douglas Street. OMAFIA. . NEBRASKA.
1 FALL AND WINTER ,
GREAT BARGAINS IS
AND
GENTS' mm
Visitors to the State and others in need ol : Men's , Boys' aud Children's
Clothing , will do well to call on
B , NEWMAN & 00
The Strictly One Price House in the City
And examine their goods and prices. They carry the largest stock , and
sell lower th&n any other house in the city. Merchant Tailors
don't fail to call at
1216. 1216
The largest Stock in Omaha : andSfflakes the J owes * Prices
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DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS ,
Jnst received an assortment ( ar onrpaBalng anything in this taarkot , .
tb.3 latest and most tasty designs manufactured for lhs ! spring's trodo and co * ? ' . ! „ '
B funge of prices from the Cheapest to the most Kxpennive.
Parlor Goods
Now ready for the inspection of cns > , Complete stock oi all the l < - cst
tomers , the newest noveltirs in styles in Turcoman , M da-j < na
Suits and Odd Pieces. Lace Curtains , Etc. , Etc.
Passenger 'JESlQvatci' to all Hoars.
1806 , 1208 and lIOFarnam Street , - - - - OMAHA NEB
& BOLTS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Dormer Windows , Flulalt , Window C palion Creating , Metallic Bky.llphts , , &c. Tin , Ircn nd mats Roe
ill 810 South 12th Gtioei Omabft NobruLa
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