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THE DAILY BEE- SATURDAY , JANUARY 31 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE
Saturday Morning , Jan. 31 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES.
Neatly M the trains nrrlvodon [ time Iwt
night. The Denver westbound , on the U.l' . ,
left the depot ono hour Ute.
Marriage licenses wore Isausd yostcrdiy
to MMtin 0. MurtinBon nnd Mary Johnson ,
JIwis Behrons and Annto Bohlman.
Mlllard U , D. Camp-No uiootinf ?
IilnovenlnR on account of bad condition
of hall. By order of the commander.
The 1'ay Tcmploton opera company
through this city yoslcrduy , on route 1 °
Council Bluff * , where they appear l < wt eve
ning.
Dan Thompson , a young thief of classical
JjcnlwM arrested last night , charged with
Btealing n book of Tennyson's poomsfrom
rnno's book-store.
Mr. J. Goldberg , the proprietor of the
Bankrupt store rejoices over the fact that Mi
wife , Thursday forenoon at 11 o'clock present
ed him with a bouncing baby boy.
The wife of Schroder , the hog thief , was
in police court yesterday and t promised I *
pay all costs and pay for the hog If the judge
would release her husband , but that ho ro
used co do ,
Wlig & Wcatborghavo capped the cli
max , or rather their salesmen , whoso heads
are adorned with n skull cap , on which is
worked in rfld letters the firm nnmo , all of
which , bonldei being something now , makes
n very neat appearance ,
There wai a Jargo attendance last evening -
ing nt the South Tenth Street Methodist
church and a number of seekers wont forwarder
or prayer. These meetings are Assuming a
poncral revival character and attracting con
siderable of attention ,
County Clerk Lcnritt hai arrived from
Lincoln. Ono of the bills to which ho is em
phatically opposed is ono introduced by a
country member proposing to separate the
office of county clerk and recorder of deeds
The bill has boon pretty effectually killed ,
A STATE COMMITTEE ,
A. Committee From the Senate and
House KxamlniiiK the Dcnf and
Dumb Institution ,
Yesterday morning a committed of the
Oonato and lower honso composed of the
following gentleman : Mussrs. A. Smith ,
D. F. Smith and E. M. Lore , of the
eonato ; and Messrs. J. W. Thomas ,
D. P. Henry , S. M. Hngon , 0. D. Em-
crson , Henry Williams , 0. II. Lee , W.
F. Thomas and Fhelps Paluo , of the
IIODEO , arrived In Omaha and regiatorod
at the Paxton hotel.
The gentlemen came to the city ior
the purpose of examining the deaf and
dnmb institution at this place , incorpora
ting the result in a report shortly to bo
presented before the legislature.
The committee wont out to the asylum
carfy In the day , and wore escorted
through the institution , in all its various
branches and departments , by Superin
tendent J. A. Gillosplo. The tour of in-
opection was a thorough one , and will
enable- the committee to present an Intel-
Igont report upon the condition of the
nstitution.
J Mr. Payne , the secretary , was seen
oat night and expressed , himself on
ohalf of the committee , as pleased with
the way in which the asylum was man
aged. There were no abuses which the
committee had discovered in the syitem
upon which the asylum was conducted ,
and their report would bo in every sense
a favorable ono.
The committee loft on the evening
train last night , some returning to Lin
coln and BQino to their homos. They
\l \ vhavo juat come from Kearney , where
they completed a satisfactory inspection
of the reformatory school.
A DISASTEODS RUNAWAY ;
An Unfortnimto Accident "Which
Happened to Mr. John K. David
son Yesterday.
Yoatordny afternoon Mr. John E.
Divldaon , who was riding down Saundora
otroot with a young lady friend , Mi a a
Boyden , of Waahfngton , D. 0. , was
thrown out out of hla buggy with the
fair lady occiipint. Mr. Davidson was
not sorioualy injured , while Mits Boyden ,
badly bruiaoi and sprained , ta otlll alive
and able to recount the ludicrous comoi-
nation of circumstancoa which brought
about the dlaaator.
It aooma that a team of horaoa belong
ing to ono of the Had Line cars , while
being transferred at the end of the line ,
become frightened and daahod down the
street. They ran for a blocker
or BO , until they atruck tbo
buggy In which Mr. Davidson and Miaa
Boydon were riding. The two horsoa
ooparatud , one going ono side of the
buggy and the other on the opposite ,
and ntartod frantically nhoad. In this
three horse fashion the buggy waa rapid
ly propelled through apace , Mr. Davidson
tnado terrific efforts to call time. At
length , striking on obstacle , the buggy
careened , ar/d both occupants for the
nonce communed with Mother Earth.
The buggy was med up , nnd Mr. David-
Bon will hereafter keep n apodal lookoul
for runaway horses on the lied Oar lino.
A nr koinnn Killed ,
Cheyeno Sun , 29.
n. n. Bacon , n well known and popu
lar young brakeman on the mountain di
vision of the Union Tacifio , WJB killed a
Simpson by an accident to train No. 11
on Tueaday afternoon. The train was a
light one , c misting , at the time of the
accident , of only an engine and caboose
It ran along all light until the Y switcl
nt Simpson waa rrached , when the cngin
jumped the track and the caboose wa
overturned. All the occupants wore mor
or less injured and Ilacon BO Ecriousl
that ho BOOH d cd. The unfortunate ma
was unmarried and n r aidcnt of Larami
City. Do is ( aid to have a sister livin
in Nebraska. DIB remains reached Lara
inio Tueaay night on f eight train No. 12
Among the injnrcd Has Dr McGhco
of Rawlins , and the t aui conductor. Tli
accident was caused by a misplaced switcl
HUNT'S [ Kidney ana Hvcr ] REMED
Is no "hit or mi a" compound or old wo
man a mixture. It is prepared by
Bclentlfio pharmacist , with a full know ]
edge of the piwore and virtues of eac
ingredient In the cl * Of dlseasea whir.
It curt * . It ia purely vegoUblo and cat
uot harm the youngest child or the mos
feeble Invalid.
A New Corporation.
The articles oi incorporation for the
Qjnaha Invenlmont company have boon
ilod in the ofllco ol the county clork.
'ho corporators are E. M. Evcrott , Z ,
T. Nelson nnd Frank L. Everett. The
mslnojs of the company la to buy , Boll ,
ease , mortgage and convey real estate j
roct buildings upon real estate owned
by it , or which It may acquire by loaao
or mortgage. The business will bo con-
luctcd In Omaha.
The authorized capital stock of the cor
poration shall be § 50,000 , in shares of
! 160 each , eighty per cent , of said stock
0 bo eubacrlbod and paid in before com
mencing business. The articles specify
hat the existence of the company shall
ommonca on the 1st day of January ,
885 and terminate on the 1st day of
annary , 1005 , unless sooner dissolved
> y law.
V Double Track Ilctwccn Onmha and
rnpllllon.
upillion Times.
The Union Pacific company baa begun
ho delivery of 200,000 railroad tics at
'apllllon , a circumstance that would
oem to indicate that the mnch-talkcd-of
loublo track from Omaha to Fapllllon is
a certainty. The Times liai it from
; oed authority that the construction
if the now track will begin aa Boon
an the weather Trill pormlt. This
will bo a big thing for Faplllion. It is
wall known that many Omaha ousinces
non have long cotomplated building
lomoa In this beautiful suburb , but have
valtod because of the lack of facilities in
ho way of morning and evening trains
> otnoon the two places. The double
rack nnd the increased business reuniting
horofrom will give us plenty of early and
ate trains. Wo look for n handsome
> ulldlng boom In Papllion { next summer.
Buy 0. H. Douglass & Son's Capsl-
um Cough Dropa for your children ;
hey are harmlrss , pleasing to the taste
nd will euro their colds. D. S. and
Vado Mark on every drop. 1
Itcal Estate Transfers.
The following transfers were filed in
10 county clork'a oflico Thursday aad
oportod for THE BEE bv the Amos' real
state agency January 20 , 1885.
0 M Coilin and wife to 0 0 Brons w d
ota 2-3 Bowery Hill § 2,450.
T H Lowe to F B Lowe trust deed lots
-8 block 133 $1.00.
N Edholm and wife lo A W Bourg w
dlot 57 Nelsons add , § 2,000.
E J Biggs to G A floagland w d pait
01 1 block 131 500.
Ladies should rclloct well before using
ny preparation that is applied to so dell-
ate a surface as the skin. Any cosmetic
will at first impart a beautifying effect
nd not apparently injure the akin , but
n a very short time little blotches and
iscoloratlons appear on the face which
: onclusivoly show the poisonous drugs in
lelr composition. It can bo safely naid
lat more than two-thirds of the face
lowdors contain these injurious ingrodi-
nts. Pozzoni's medicated complexion
towdor is not only absolutely frop from
1 deleterious matter , but its principal
igrodiont is an active curative for all
iseasos of the skin. It has stood the
cst of years. Sold by all druggists.
The " \Vronjj Man.
Yesterday morning Mr. 0.V. . Hlldo-
> rand was arrested upon complaint of a
man who claimed to have been confi-
encod out of $3 by the defendant. Hil-
obrand protested his innocence and up-
n being brought to trial readily proved
i alibi and was discharged. It was a
oar case of mistaken identity and Mr.
[ ildobrand haa been done a great In-
uatice.
IN THE PASTRY
IF
VnnlllaLemon , OrnnEe , etc. , flavor Cake * ,
rcum > , I > iiilillnKI.trc.i delicately und not-
rally a thelralt fiumvhlch they arc made.
DR STRENGTH AND TRDE FRUIT
FLAYOR THEY STAND ALONE.
PRfiHEO BY TM
Price Baking Powder'Co. ,
lllCDBO , III. St. Loula , Mo.
ii < Kini or
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
HOD
Dr. Price's Liipulin Yeast Gems ,
Hot Dry IIo | > Yemt.
WE MAKK liUT ONE QUALITY-
WJEJ3JDJEMA.N & CO. ,
20 South Fourteenth Strict.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MKROHANTS ,
SPKCIAI.TIEHUuttnr ! , Kjjfjs , Poultry.
Gnmo , Oyatorj , Pruviaiona etc.
Quick sales arid prompt returns on all con
sicomonts.
sicomonts.UMPHREYS'
UMPHREYS'
For the Cnro of all diseases of
Horses , Cattle , Sheep
joas , HOGS , roui/riiy.
Used successfully for 20 years by Tar-
men , Stockbreeders , llorso U.K. , &o.
Kntlorsed .t used by the U.S.Oorcrnni'l.
Ol'aiiiplilcts & Charts sent froc. '
HUMPHREYS' ' MEDICINE CO , ,
100 Fulton St. , Now York.
Humphreys' Homeopatlro
n UM a jreora. he cnr snouraiful remedy ( or
Nerwos Debility , Vital Weakness ,
nd Jnwtt . '
lion.
fiwu ovvr-work or other C UM .
} l rwrrlal.rrSTiauand lirse viil powder. ( or5
hOLU ur Duuiia wm or wnt poatpii J on ruceii.t ol
AuarvM lliimiilirtiyx' lIuiiiruDullilo
' 'uniubl. , .
are all Assorted
AND THE GRAND BAZAR
To-morrow Jan. 31 1885
n - , . ,
1312
Douglas Street ,
A cordial invitation is extended to all to call and narta\e \ of
the feast of Merchant Tailors' Misfits and uncalled for garments
Now let every citizen of Omaha and vicinity.
Shoulder arms and march in line ,
And bear in mind the place and time ,
On to-morrow , Saturday , morning ,
No postponement , clear or storming ,
The number your eyes will meet ,
It is number 1312 fiouglas street ,
Wo will open in the morning as early s& seven ,
And remain open at night as late as eleven ,
We will have no band of music ,
Or a floral display ,
But custom-made Clothing ,
In the styles of the day. /
Gome to-morrow , or at night after lodge ,
And satisfy yourself that this is no advertising dodge ,
Don't fail to embrace this our invitation ,
But come and inspect clothing made upon a tailor's
reputation ,
Made in styles for citizens wear , fit for an Imperial ,
Which will be sold at about the cost of material ,
You ascend the stairs but one flight ,
Where as clear as day the Parlor is made by Electric
Light ,
Upon this , our gala day ,
We will have bargains to be taken away ,
By each of our patrons and callers ,
As a souvenir to remember the Misfit Parlors.
1312 Up-Stairs 1312
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marrel ol purely ,
strength and wlio'csomencsa. ' More economical than
the ordinary kindsard cannot bo sold In competi
tion with the multitude of low test , Bhcrt weight
Mam of physrhrto pandora. Sold only In cans ,
KOYAL BAKING 1'OWDEH CO. , 108V llHtN.Y. ;
Omaha Medical & Surgical
Institute
IXX.8 Howard Street.
( N. E. Corner 12th and Howard Stroeta , )
( For the Treatment ot all
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
Diseases of Female * , of the Nervous System , Pr
Tata Diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Organs ,
i and Diseased of tbo Head , Throat and Lungs ,
Specialties.
EYE AND EAU ,
DIscoitB treated by an experienced gpedalUti al o
disease * of the Heart Liter , Stomach , Kidneys ,
Bladder , Neurnlglt , Ilheurnat'ira ' , riles , Cancer , etc.
CATAHIUI. DUONOniTia.
And all other dlrcane of the throattnd Lunfstreat
ed by Medicated Vapors. ( Send for Inhaler or
circular on Inhalation. )
All dlrntses of the mood , Urinary and Seiual Or.
gang. 1'rlrate DUeages and
Piles Cured or no Pay.
(16 ( Yean HoeplUland Prints Practice. )
Consultation and examination froe.
Call or write tv circulation chronlo dUcaica and
deformities , Dlseaaes of Females , Prltate ulseaaes
of the Urlnarr ami Sexual oreans , Seminal Weak ,
ness , Nervous Debility or Exhaustionetc. , etc. , ind
our new rcBtoratltetreatmcnt.
All letters and consultation * Confidential.
Medicines sent to all parts of the country hy ex *
irtse , securely picked from observation , U full de-
ecrlutlon of case bglveu. One personal laterrlew
ireferrod U convenient. Open at all honra.
Address all letters to
Omaha Medical & Surgical Insttute
1118 Howard St. Omaha. Neb.
OmcKjAunrron ov PCBLIO AccoEtmO
STATE op NEIIRASKA. J ,
LINCOLN , Jan. 10,1885. I
It ! > hereby certified that the Western Mutual -
tual Benevolent Aseuclatlon of Beatrice in the
state of Nebraika , has complied with the -
Buranoo law of this etnto , and is authorized to
transact the business of Ufa insurance in this
state for tlia current year. Commencing Feb-
rnary 1,1835.
Witum my hand and the seal of the Au
ditor of VublicAccounta the day and year
bo\o written.
[ SEAL ] H. A. BABCOOK ,
Auditor 1' , A.
All nlteratiouB to insure n perfect
fit , done free of charge.
Don't fail to call and see our.
prices. Tuey will astonish you ,
175 this Fall's Overcoats just ar
rived from the Leading merchant
Tailors throughout the country.
ON .4LL
.SBC S.A.
-CF-
SEE OUJS MJJJPUCTXONS :
Suits formerly $1O.OO now $7.SO.
Suits formerly $12.OO now $9.OO.
Suits formerly $1.OO now $12.OO.
Suits formerly $2&.OO now $1S.OO.
Over Coats formerly $ S.OO now $ O.OO.
Over Co its formerly $1O.OO now $ V.SO.
Over Coats formerl'y $16.OO now $12.OO.
Over Coats-formerly $1S.OO now $13.5O.
Ove.i Coats formerly $24.OOnow $1SOO.
And every other article in proportion.
Call and see our prices.
1296 Farnam St.
Taylo
LARGEST STOCK OF-
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
BUFFALO 0S ,
Counter , Hay , Stock and Railroad Track ,
ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Orders for the Indian Department given for Buflalo Scales ex
clusively. Scale
405 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NEBRASKA
DON'T READ THIS
1312 DOTOLAS ST. 1312
OLLAR saved is n DOLLAII mndo the old ndnge and it is not nuy
more thoroughly demonstrated iu the conrso lo pursue to mnke the
saving than nt the MISFIT PAULOIIS , who deal iu MKUOIIANT TAILORS
Misrirs tmd uncalled ior garments , which their many agents
in from the lending MERCHANT TAIMUS throughout the country , nb
times less than the cost of the raw material which the cnrment contains
and while the MISFIT PAHMJUS have light oxpouso with close margins
it is nt once realized that dollars cau bo saved in purchasing from th
most elegant and best assorted slock displayed uy any regular lock ta
bo found nuywhoro.
with the best made , both in rAimics and workmanship , are the OVER
COATS , fine DKKSS SUITS , as well as Business Suits and Coals nud Vests.
and
ofPanfaloons , are unsurpassed in cut and finish , in fabrics. A fit is
always assured as the best talent is furnished to make the alterations.
A call will satisfy all doubts , in being fully nble to satisfy the most
astideous.
"I * 3H 9 Douglas Street , < 4 QJ
1OJ & ITp-Stairs.10 I
OpenEvenmgs until 9 o'clock ' ; Satuiday until 11 p. m.
LIT BY ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Are now offering *
AT
Tiie greatest bargains ever seen in Omaha
200 ORGANS ! ! 100 PIANOS ! !
Also great reductions in Diamonds , Few-
elrv. Clocks and Silverware.
The only importers of Havana Cigars ,
and Meerschaum Goods in Omaha.
Wholesale dealers in Guns , Ammunition ,
Sporting Goods , Notions and Smokers' Ar
ticles.
THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY
U 11 0 1 xlTTuliRRE
DEWEY&STONES'
One of the Best and Largest Stocks in the United States
to Select From :
STAIRS TO CLIMB.
ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR
98tn Ducal Brunswick , Luenoburgh , Lottery , Germany.
100,000 TICKETS and 50,000 PRIZES
Capital Prize , mark , 500,000 , 300,000 , 200,000. 100,000 80,000 , \
( JO.OOO , 50,000 , 40,000 down to 150.
Drawing Commences the Oth and 10th o February , 1885. Whal Tick
ets 818. ; Half , 8J.00 ) ; Quarter , 4.50.
OH AS. F. SCHMIDT & CO. ,
G2 W. Congress St. , Detroit , Mich.
To prevent loei It It urgently roqaetbd . to make all i omllUaw bj po ' "ate , ing as/ order oksck.
In regliUied letUn cr to cx rtiw.