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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1885)
% B THE DAILY BEE AVEDNESDAY , FEBRUARY 11 , 1885' THE GREATEST PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY n IlBpl DEWEY&STONE8' 'Ono of the Best and Largest Stocks in the United States to Select From. NO STAIRS TO OLIMB. ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR Are now offering AT The greatest bargains ever seen in Omaha 200 ORGANS ! ! - 100 PIANOS ! ! FOR CASH OR ON INSTALLMENTS Also great reductions in Diamonds , Jew- 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. SUCCKSSOIl TO Hastings Nayel , Wliol Piodii AND COMMISSION , No. 386 Holladay St. , Denver , Colorado. So'icit coEsignments and GUARANTEE QUICK SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS. Give us n trial References Bradstreot'sor Gun's Agencies ; and Pirsb National Bank .Denver. SOLE AGENTS FOR TEINWAY WEBER , HAYNES AND HAEDMAN AND SMITH. AMERICAN AOT ) PAOKARD ORGANS. "Wo have the largest and host ntook of Shoo Mnsio In the olty , comprising Dei In , Vienna , Potors' "Lolpilg" Ohoap Edlticn , Broalan , Mayouco odltlonn. Small Goods and General Music Merchandise of all Kinds 101 AND 103 16TH STREET OPPOSITE POSTOFFIOE. EDHOLM & ERICKSON , Jewelry of all doalgna made to order. Largo Block of Diamonds and Fine Gold Jewelry. AGENTS FOR GORHAM MANUFAOT'NG GO'S ' STERLING SILVERWARE LARGE STOCK OF Harvard Waltliam. Elgin * Lancaster and Columbus Watches SOLEJAQENTS FOfl THE OELEURATED A , SCHNEIDER WATCH , DRESDEN 101 and 103,15th Street , opposite PostoQica. AN OLD NEWSPAPER , SionxCityaQrtrofaCciitnry Ago Casing in luwa ; \n I lull nn Ilnlel In Nctiraika Helium Politics rinil .Vows Who AVcro In limitless. 31 ux City Journal i In looking ever some old papers left by the late Cha'rlca Boogo , his ton , T. McK. Booge , yesterday foutiil a copy of the Sioux City Times. U is not < the Times "delivered in all pirts of the city by cat rlora for 10 cents per week , " nor that older Times which Charllo Collins con ducted In this city away tack In 18"0. It Is the Sioux City Times cf Juno22,18GO , published by 1'ondloton A Sniqgott , that Mr. BOORO found with his Cither's old papers. Tli's was a rapubllcin paper , started for the campa'gn. ' It lloata the ticket of the party , Abraham Lincoln , of llllnoif , for president ; Ilannibil Qnmlin , if Maine , fcr vice president. _ Among its litest news nto Ilichmond dispatches of the 11 and 12th hits. , glv ng an account of the Decoders' convonlijn. From these proceedings It Booms that : "While Col. Baldwin , of the Now York commisilont , was speaking against dis- unien , a motion to uljoarn was nindo and cimed unanimously. ' Tbcro Is thin Washington telegram of thu 13th inst : "The couimittoo on the homestead bill mot this morning nnd bound themselves to disagree. They TV ill meet again to morrow fur n final uffoi t. " Iluro l& an item about the slave days in Nebraska "Muckalls , who is a resident of No- britkt City , had two negro girls , who ran eft'in 1858 and 1851) ) , and crooaod over to Civil Bund. Fremont couiitllm state. Muckalls , with a largo baad of * rme 1 men , followed , nnd proceeded i > search houses and commit various breaches cf law nnd propertyand among oihcri entered the housa of R. 8. Wil- sjn , and , upon his ramomtritint , ' , ono of ho par y btruck him upcn the head with a club , almost ptodntiog death , and from ho elicit i of which hu has not entirely ocovered. " That was the way iho slave hunters > citt the brush in Iowa the year before ho piper was publithcd. These fasts are stated as nu introduction to the item , hat a Page county jary had juss given Wilson § 80,000 daingos nga'nst Mack- alls. Even In that far-oil' day it seams a democratic conerets was prone to turn ; ho odd shoulder Ui ard Dakota , or 'Dakotsh ' , " as the Times tpollj It. Wo read : "Tho failure of congress to organize ; his territory during its present session , which was to much desired by many of ts residents , will , of course , have an ifl'ect to keep away some who would , lad it boon organized , gene there as per manent sailors , but upon the masses It will have little e fleet. " "Tho rnassoa" are then informed that , o go to Dakota they had best travel > y way of Sicnx City , where everything needed for an outfit can bo bought , and .hat there are two grod ferry crossings on the Big Sioux. The article fnrther ays : "Tho Indians have long einco Deon revovod to their reserves , and are now there , peaceful and contented. " But the most cnt rtalnlng part of the Times Is Us advertisements. Among the professional and business cards are T. J. Stone , real estaU agent and practical surveyor ; S. T. Davis , attornoy-at-law ; 3. W. Kiugsnorth , plasterer and proprie tor of the Sioux City house ; Dr. Wm. R. smith , physician end surgeon ; Charles vent , druggist ; F. J. Lambert , signs limtclf sheriff ; ET. D. Boogo & Co. , groceries ; Hodges &Co. , groceries ; James Butchins , tailor ; 6. R. McDongall and A. J. Dlillard , carpenter * and builders ; iV. Gronlnger , hardware ; John Hagy , lotel ; J. H. Charles , land and insurance agent ; Hndaon it Joy , attorney ! ) ; San- ) era & Follett , lumber ; IsiaoPoEdlotcn , nsnrjtnco agent ; Sawyers & Kirk , general - oral merchandise. The last named firm mutt not bo con founded with the present firm of the lame name. The Sawyers & Kirk , of : hp Times , was composed of Col. James Sawyers , now of Lcadville , and Post master Kirk. J. N. Fields , now the dry goods millionaire ! of Chicago , ap leudcd h'a signature to a notice as clerk > f the couits. Then there are the names of others , long since dead or ra moved. The Times of Juno 22d , 1800 , comes down through a quarter of a uen- .ury like a fresh breath of prairie wind from the frontier. The iii-cal Attraction at Now Orleans The vast crowd of xtraugers attracted to the grfat World's Kxriositlon of Industry nt New Orleans , looked with delight ut thu fairness which marked the ITGtli Granrl Month ! } Drawing of The Louisiana Stntn Lottery , 01 January 13tb , last. It remittee ! that ticke No 15'JC5 ' r rew the fust capital pri/9 of § 75 , 000 , and was held by Mr. Thimas M. Thorn ton , a prominent banker of ShelbyvlUi- . who collected it through the Third XnUoiiu Ihnk , ofSt Louis , Mo , ; No. 67,741 druw the srcond prize of 625,010 , and it was sold h fifths ( each nt Sl.OO ) one to II. K , IJrowne , o Kainnount , Ine ] . , who collected it through th Knlrmouut Bank ; one to Daniel Shutt , o Chicago , III. , who eollestcd it In person ; an other to Leo Sampson , .Sigournoy , Iowa ; uni tha ruualnlrg portions weru scattered else where. No. f > in. ! draw the third prl/.u o $10,000 , sold aha ia fifths ; two fifths collected through ICxrhaiiRe Bank of Uallua , Texas , fo Mr. A. K , Hall , hali'tinaii for .S.inRcr ISr e , Dallas , and Mr. 1'Ve'd Cheadlc , also of D.Ulas ODU to U , > T , Verrls , of Cloclnnati. Ohio ; an other to fjouls II. Kaichan , f Messrs , Stix Krousc & Co , alco of Cincinnati ; and HO i went with $252,000 worth of fortune Hying i all directions Next ( the 17Kth ) drawing wil bo on Tuesday , March 10th , 1885 , of whlcl M , A. Dauphin , Neinr Orleans , ] . ; \ . . . will glv all Information on application. Jio wleo In due time , BUiiini-cl ; Snuhlicd lor Once. Temple Kar. Bismarck once had tn bear a snul from a young nobleman of tin hoiiao of Hatzfelt. This gentleman being lelt In chirgn of a legitloi during the abicnco tf the minister , sen home a dispatch omludvlDgviowo favora bio to the policy which the chancellor hat until then been pnrsulng toward tht country where the attache was residing But it so chanced that the chief of tht legation bad beun summoned to Berlin on purpose to receive instruction for a change of policy , so tha when the attache's dispatch or rived it g&vo no ploasnr in Wilhelmstrasse , and the chancdlo rpoke testily of iiu writer as a "Sohafs kopf. " Hearing this , the attache re signed , Ho was a young man of hlgl spirit , who had many friends at court and it was pointed ont to the chancollo by an aucuet peacemaker that the younf , fellow had not b on very well treated Somewhat grudgingly for bo does no like to make ameodi the chancellor wa indnced to nond hit secretary to the ei- attacho ottering to reinstate him. Bu the recipient of this dubious favor drew hinuelf up sillily and said : "Germany hat not fillen to so low n point that eh needs to bo serve el by Schafskopfo , and for the rest you may Ml the chancellor that 1 hue not bo < m trained to turn someisiults. I'liiKSI 1'lljfM ! A SUUK CURE FOUND AT KO O.NK NK I ) StTrKB. A snro euro for _ Blind , 15ic > edlng , Itching and Ulcerated 1'llcs has been discovered by lr , Willinms ( an Indian Remedy. ) called Dr. William's Indian I'llo Ointment A single jox has cured the worst chronic coses of 25 or "V ) years standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful oooth- ng medicine. Lotions , liutrumento and eloc- uarioa do more harm than pood. William's : ndlan I'llo Ointment absorbs the tnrncrs , al- ays the intense itching , ( pArtlcularly at night alter trotting worm In bed , ) acts M a ponltico , rives Instant relief , and is prepared only for 'lies , itching of the private purls , and for nothlno else , Road what the Hon. J. M. Oofiinbej ry. of /lovelnnd , snys about Dr. William's Indian lie Oolntment : "I have nned scores of iile urofl , nnd It affords mo pleasure to say that I iavo never found anything which gave such mtnodlatfl and permanent relief as Dr. WH- din's Indian Ointment. For sale by nil drug- IsU and mailed on receipt of price , 50o and 1. Sold at retail by Kuhn ft Co. 0. K. GoonuAX , Wholesale Agent , DANCING nroics. \ ltl , lolco nt the KMUMIHO or TIn-co lloHtou Gontlctiicn. GANTHX , GA , , Febrnrary < J. A story haju > t jwst ce mo to light hero which af fords much amusement to natives at the uxpcnao of tr-roo Beiston dude" , whoso connection witti the upo'.ing cf a Go3r < ia nurUo quarry hay biought th-in hero. lhi > lr Lames uio John Shelllmu , Eelard Ammun and Hoi 17 Rjndrau. They hnvo luel much emusnnant uith meuui- 'ain hioalots and delighted in shoRinc oil' their supc ior pewmnlMiineuts. Whi'o ' e > n their way tn Tutu's Wednetehy mot- ninj ( they me't two hatinlf sj-loi kirgcoun- try boys , wno barefoelcd and wlih but ono biispondor over their sbouldora , wuro trif'g'iii' to town. The Bostoalana stop- Dod in front o' ' them and ordered them to diuce to a Mj.HiBchutnt'B ' juba. When the moutita'neors beciinesitisfje-d that thn H sl niano were in oarneat , they pulled nut two ugly-looking revolvers and hingtel the prc grmiiuu by ordering tha duden to elanuj .Thinking to humor the oka and thus osoppa easily , they danced t while , but the boys would not let them islt. Fur two houw , under cover of mountain revolvers , the Boston boys danced such a jig as has never before been seen. When the time was up ono of the nountainocTS exe-lalmod. " .Now run. " Thu B Htmlanesvcro only too ghd tD do EO , and reached town foottnro and weary , and nro now Ecckiag Irgil redress. Ijlni ( > Kiln Club , Jctra Free Pros' . Elder Toots having got most of his feet mdor the redhot atovo , and Colonel Ca- looti having succeeded In knocking down a bust of Plato and wrecking § 500 worth of relics , Brother Gardner arose and said : "What I hanker arter am to moot a ) lumb up an' down man. Dar' am pus- ions in dis club who wobble about like a ooso wagon wheel. Ono day doy greet yon wld a grin ai soft aa Jane , an' do ncx' day dcy eloan' know you as yon paw on do street. I doan' mean to hurt no man's feolin's , bat I moan to bo plumb. "If Whalebone Honker should coma obcr to my honso an'ax do loan of a dol- ar 1 wouldn't keep him on do hooka fur lalf an hour for a decision. I should at once reply to him : 'Whalebone , elc man who uses money aimed by his wife at do wash-tub to buy lottery tickets can't got no dollar outer mo ! ' When a man axes my religion I doan' boat a roan1 do bush , o lind out if ho has found a short cut to loaben , but I denounce myself as a Bap- ist , an1 take my chances by do ole road. "When yes 0.1 no dean' hesitate to say so. Doan' be loanln' one way onn day an' some odder way on df nor' . Do man who knows whaf to find you won't go iway mad , ebon if yon decide agin him. 3ur Samuel Shin am ono day gwlne to } o a statesman , an * on do nox' bo's gwlno .0 open a saloon wld a gilded coilln' . One day you will find him a Methodist an do nex you will sen htmdevonrln' a Unlvet saltst sermon. Meet him in do mawnln in' ho am a fcroshns republican ; cot oh lim In do afternoon an * he am a good lemncrat. "Bo plumb up an' down. If yon am sot on bein' good stick to it. If yon am iot on bein' bap doan' lot do purleoco > luff yon off. If you like a man tell him 10 can bavo do use ob yonr snow ehovel 11 summer. If you can't hoe co'n wld lira , ax him to buy or soil out an' take some odder cow-path. Do wobbly man am a pnsion to bo shunned. Tryin * to do b'ziness ' wid him am wasted labor : rown away. Your Good Wife , Sir. The best treasure a man can possess Is agooduifu. Ho who has such a treas ure ought to do his very best to keep her in perfect health. Invalid ladies era sometimes graat Buii'orcrs. Worry and overwork perform marvels of mischief for most American women. Brotrn'a Iron Bitters works wonders of renova tion for the pale * , the languid , and the debilitated. Mrs. Lulu Weston , 101 Market street , Indianapolis , Hjya : "I used Brown's Iron Bitters for general debility and weakness , and am entirely cured. " I'lio Mcuncbl Hind of SIuiinc.-- . . Clcnelaud Leader. ' Mr. George M. Roberts , mayor of the city of Lawronceburg , Ind. , was recently accused of having appropriated § 1,000 of money contributed to the people of that place sni'erhg from the floods of last year. Ho CO ifcases to having committed the crime , ttiloqcd that ho placed $200 nliera he thought It was most needed , and that ho will keep the other § 800 fcr the next flood. This la tbo very meanest kind of robbery. Mayor Roberts should not only bo Impeached , but a long term in the penitentiary would be a very fitting thing to round oil his public aeivices. M ami fuel ii rcrs as Turin" Keformcr.s , New York Times , Febrnrary 5 , Given free raw materials and tbo wide market which would be opened b/.a liber al tarltl' , and the energy , the Invention , the aptitude for business , the ( rained shrewdness and self rolitnco of Iho American would have nothing to fear fiom any competitors , 3 ho forces that hiva heretofore maintained the India- criminate big duties on impnts ara divid ed among themselves , and the division is dally becoming mcra serious , It was only twenty years ago that the opponents of the high tariir were almost wholly rtudcnts. Later it was supposed that the field in which the opposition to the high tarift would spread most rapidly was the agricultural region of the weat. To-day tbo moat earnest , and equipped and mutt foimidaole of the ascailanta rf the tarlll re manufacturers , and tlioy will bo fonnd IrrtH stlblle. The first complete Boning mcalne was patented by Ellas Howe in 1 10. Smoke Seal ol North Carolina Tobao CM "Words of Warning nnd Oomfort " * * you vo miltorlng from poor health or Unirulslilns : on a bed of ticknf , Uko cheer you ore slmjily ntlins : or llyou fed ' ' without rlo , r y know- lMIh.v , II > p Hitters 'n III " surely cure jou It yen .iron minister , nnd twro omt e < lymirs l ! with your p 'tor ) diitlo * , or * mollinr , wornoul nlth oaro > nd notk , or K mm of biulnrv-i or labor , Wfnkeneil ! > ) thrstr&ln of joui trt ryil y ilu- tlcs oto limn of lettots tolllnu OUT your midnight work , lloi Bitters will niwt utcly ttrenjjthen joii If yon are suffering from over-oating or drinking , any Indiscretion or dioalpa- tion , or are young and growing too fast , as is often the case , 'or II you re In tlio workshop , on the 'firm , nt the desk , luijtwheie , ami feel that jour tystcm nonlscktniinu , ton- Inp , BllmnUtlnK , without latotlcnt- 'Ing , If > oti ro oM , hlooil thin Mid Impure , pufco fcoble , IIOMCS un te < ly , liculiws wanliiB- , Hop Hitters In what 3011 ntieil to Klo ) ou now life , henlth will YlKor. " If you ro costl\c , cr ilj pi > > tlc or sulTcr- Ing from any < f the other numerom Jw- Hues of the ftumnch 01 boircls , it i yuur onnUultlf you remain 11 , If ou ro WAStln y with MIJ form ) t Klilnoy iliiease , ttop teinHliiK | deith this uioincnt , anil turn lor n euro to Hop llittcrd. If you are sick with that terrible sick ness , Nervousness , jon will find n "Balm 'n Glload In Hop Bitters. If you are a frequenter or a resident of a imaatn.itic district , barricade your fiys- tern nRMiHt the1 scoutRO of all countries Malaria , Kpidoimc , liilums and Inter- mlttcnt fo\crs by th usa of Hop .Bitter * . If you lia > o rough , pimply , or sallow skin , bad breath , Hop lltttera will gitu you fair nlln , licli blood , tha Bwi-ole.sc breath and liL'alli. ) § 5tO will bo paid for a ca o they will nut cure or hi'lp. hi'lp.A A Ijnily'H WlBli. "Oh , how I do wish my skin was ai clcsr 'nnd Heft na vour , " enld a lady to n fiiend. "You can aaxily make * It BO , " answered the' frioml. "Ho ? " inrulroil | tlio fir t lady. ' IJy uaiiiK hop Uitttra that innkus pnre.rlch blooel and blooming lioaUh. It did lor > no as you ot'furve. t kNe > oo KPnuino without a bunch of f-recn Ho)8 ( ) on the wbito Inbol Slum all thuile > , poijouous , Btulf with "Hop" or "Hops" in their unmt * . , AoU vprll. cur. , l iprpijk. H Piirrbv > * er u.4 A /jforc.iroflba Dl itu * OrcQ > A f. dtopilmttrt ftdt ko tu.il or chkinn ti , . ftaj to ftll lumm.r drtnki Iff U. . A.k your porr cr dnj/fl.t fof i y UK. J U. . Bli-OLRTObONU. I. V. WUFFESMAtm , C013 AQEH7 at jtjtoinirjiv. if. y- By the n 'o o Hint ettcr'a Stomach i Hitters the lia.ganl J nppcirnnco of the counteiiEwcu and sal low ne < s of Jyppop- tlcs are supplanted by a healthier look , aril at the foixl it a slmiatoJtlif ! b-Jy acquires fiultanco. Appetite la restored , an'i ' thoncrvou-ms tcm rcfruihcil ultli much nueiled dlum. her , through the use ol tcU irt'tllclno , \ \ hichi \ also bcnc- liilal to perBOQ of a rheumatic tendency ami an Ineatlmablc preventive of le\ut ami ague. For aalo y all DniRista and Dealers prcncrally. CONSUMPTION , I have a poiltlvo renied j for the above Jllc ; br 1 j. vie thoaiaiKliorcaieiol the worst kind and of Ion landing have teen cured. Indeed , aottronRM my f lt IalUeHcacTtliat 1 will cnlTWO BOTTLKS fllEE tocitlitrwllha YAI.UABI.BTKKATISKon tulidl aa ( oaariufferer. Glvaexpreuand P O.addffia. DR. T. A. SLOCUtt , 111 r r3t. ! , > 'ew York. THE OLD ILIABLE THE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL- LENDER COMPANY , [ SOOCESSOIIS TO THE J. U. B , & D. CO. ) Tbo moet eitooalve mannfaotnreri IN THE WORLD. John Ilockatraasor Oonoral Aeent or Nebraska an Weatoin Iowa. (0 B. T nlh Street OMAHA , NKB atlou Billiard and Fool Tablea and matciii SuwWooiwi ! new Auacninenh Warranted 5 Years. .SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. K. LOVBJOY , 122 .S. 1Mb Street , Ointba , llhiting Machines Supplies of all Kinds ALLCOLOIU ) ANDM4KH Seivl foi circulars Striiw & Miller , Ag nt 517 Harn y 8t , * CHAS. SHIYEEICK , UPHOLSTERY AND DUAl'EKIES , I'ASSKNQKH KtEVATOR TO ALL FLOORS. I 120 , HOT Mid 1310 Puium SI. , Om h , We THE LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1409 anil 1411 Dodee St. { " SMS"1 ) Omaha Ne I Don't JLouc This The best oportunity | over olTt-rrd to try your luck in tlirio h\nl : tlmle-R. In onle'r to Rivetlio public in gennm ! tlio aih\nt-.iii : ; > with a sinall Mini of nmtioy , to pur- iclpatt- a ronl IJcrinnn Monpy Lottery , Riiatmiteml anil Bniietiom-d by the GOUUHII govern- iiout , woetTe ) r live wlirilo orlRnal tickets which wo nave made Into 1 ( > elilToumt nninbora of tlui W7 , Hamburg Kotirry , in club playa nml soil unmu for the sninll RUIU ot $ . " > aa lout ; ns wo after thn drawings , the Original Lists , also the ninimnt of the pnn > if won SVo hope , n < wo Rive 1 ( > different iminbsw , that ovary ticket holder , on rerript of tlio wlnniiiR lists , will Ii3 ( atfafioel with the > re-suit. The capital prlcoa are mark Mil ) ( WO , MO 000 , 200 , " 1,0 , 100 Off ) ! )0- ) 000 70,000 , 00,000 , SJ.OtIO , otc . tbo smallest boinpv 115 mink. It is of interest to f.ich nml o\eryono to iii\e'st aa soon. ; \ ? possible belon-tho tickets nro nil sold. Ki'imt either by 1'ost- ollicu order or draft nud tickets \villgo forwarel at once. Original tickets of thu Hamburg & lirilUBwick and Saxon , constantly ou hand. C. 1 < \ S ' 11MIDT A , CO. , 02 Conni-OBs Street , Dotrolt , Mich. WHOLESALE BY L. A 01 Jones Stieet } AS \ OMAHA NEB 1 > . IVY ATT. Lumber Merchant CumiDgs and 20th Sts , , Omaha , Neb. RTJEMFXNGt & BOLTS , , Window 0 p , Iion CrestlnjB , Uelalllo Bkr-llffhli , fte. Ha , tn klO Soalli ISIh Slretl Omaha Ntliruki. .A. T nsr or TOF -OF THK Vorfe / ' . X. WIXSTOX , Prculdcnt. For the yearonellnn Decoinbcr : lsr , INHI. AHHBTS . $ KtH7 : tl7S.-l W V AlKn , iJcDKr.d Agfiit , over rirst Natn.n.il llau't ; II. 15. ltallS | ( SUCCESSOR. TO TOSTEH & GIIAY ) . 'LIME AtfD CEKIENT ,
