8 THE DAILY BEE-SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 14. 1885.
TUE DAILY BEE
Saturday Morning , Feb. 14
LOCAL BREVITIES ,
I ! . 11. McDonald and .Tofuio C. Henry
wore male man and wife by Judge Slonbcrg
Thursday ,
The Motrcpolitan club uill give a party
next Wodnolny evaning , February 13 , at
Metropolitan hall.
KiffHt members of the diml-monds , white
and colored , wcra arrcited yeatorday for the
non-payment ot montnly finei.
Jainoa McKay dUd of bcmorihiRQ cf the
lungs at St. Jiuoph'a ImplUl Thursday. Hit
relatives in lik > ti luvo been notifiod.
In iTudgo lirindoi' court ycttarday Victor
Wollf rocuvercd a judgment for § 75 dimigcs
by grading to hit property on Hickory street.
Marshal CummlnRfiliMrccoivcd tromHhor-
iff S. 0. Fowler , of Sidney , a telegram asking
for a doscrlpUcii of the runaway girl from
Dakar , Kansuj , who I ] supposed to bo in Ne-
brnsk.i ,
The mcmbfrj of the Omaba Ueno olent
society will hold n mooting this after
noon , at fl o'clock , at Max Meyer's hall. A
lull attendance desired ,
W. 1 ! . Jonai was arrested yesterday for a
criminal auault upon John Ittllen. HiHcnse ,
to ba tried In JmUoSsldon'aourt , was con
tinued for Thursday next.
In pollco court yesterday morning there
were three cati-i of plain drunk. Each \\cri ?
fined $5 nnd costs ; cmo paid and thi\ others
went tip on the hill t ) bo.tid it out withSliEild
Miller.
Assistant Postmaster Woodard Htateu that
the mails , which have been so dolnjcd duiing
the p.nt weoknronow well in and everything
is running smoothly again. TliB lat lot of
balatid mail iir.-ivud yu terday.
The next party of tha Apollo club takes
placa next Thursday o\ening , February 19th
at Masonic hall. This will bo tin last party
of the aorioa given by the nbovo club this
season , nnd extra efforts are being made to
luako it a grand success.
" " of "Adamlesa
The "Gaiety" company ,
Eden" fame , arrived in the city yesterday A-
finer looking lot o ( ladies novcr came to
Omaha with any company. There ixro twen
ty-two lady meinbarH in the company , nil
good looking nnd of striking physique.
Myrtle Dvision , U. 111. lOigliU of
1'ythiai , at a mcotlog hold Thursday night
re-elected their old act of ollicorB. The rank
of Knighthood was conferred upon Jolm N.
Westburg , John Davis , P. J. Knapp , Simon
Trostler , and Capt. Krooger.
Articles of incorporation of the Times-
Dispatch Publishing Co. wcro filed in tbo
county clerk's ' oflico yesterday , the incorpor
ate being Patrick A. Gavin , John J. Moore ,
Miclmolli. Cearon nnd Herman Goldsmith.
The capital stock ia $50.000.
Charles Lawrence , wno was accused by
Jatncj Dowd of nn attempt to rob him Thuri-
dry night on the river bottom , lus boon ro-
loasod. The matter was compromised by
Dowd , whoappears ] tohavebecomo Involved in
ft mere horse trading dispute with Lawrence.
Regular dummy trains are now running
between Omaha and the Union 8 tack yards , as
follows : Leaving Omalia at 0:30 : a. m. and
5:00 : p. in. , arriving at tha stock yards ut GJB :
n. m. nnd 5:30 : p. in. Leaving the stock yards
at 7:10 a. m. nnd C:10 : p. in. , arriving at Oma-
Iia at 7:10 : a , m. and ( i:10 p. m.
The revival at South Tonlh street Metho
dist church continues every evening with in
crossed interest nnd l.i'ga attendance. The
pastor is assisted by I ho rovlvnllet , Kov. AV.
J. Pylo. Services begin promptly at 7:30. :
On Sunday there will bo thtoo services , at 11
a. m. , U and 7:30 : p. m.
A revival meeting of much interest ia In
progress at the Seward atreot M. 1' . church.
Nearly thirty persons have professed conver
sion in the past two weeks. The interest and
attendance are steadily Incr a'ing nnd there is
promise of a great work. The meetings v111
bo continued oich evening , with prayer meet
ing ov ery afternoon at ! ! o'clock.
The Lincoln Newu Bays "tharo seams to
bo n general effort on the part of tbe gambler
friends of Fltzgibbona , who killed the girl
Alice Heath at Mollie Hall's sonia weeks ago ,
to hecuro his reloaec. Several hundred dollars
have been sent heio from Umalia and elsewhere -
where to bo need In his defence , and It ia
thought that an effort Is being made to run off
tbe vvitnojios.
Tin following Udioa and gentlemen , of
local talent , nro rehearsing for a benefit pro-
Rentntion of the ' Colleen Bawu , " for Stage
Carpenter Itooth at ISoyd'd npor.i house in tha
near future : Hardrees CregmMr : , McDonald ;
ICyrla Daly , Mr. ( J. K. Krallo , 1'ather Tom ,
Mr. W. Jinder : Corrigan , Mr. W. O. Sanders
ors , Mylea Na Cjpaaleau , Mr. C. V. Galla
gher ; Danny Miun , Mr. K A. O'Krienj Mrs.
Orcgan , Miss Spilm ; I'.lly O'Connor , Mies
Gonnvievd Ingersoll ; Anna Chute , Misa G.
Seal of North Carolina Smoking tobac
co Is the boat.
llonit-
Eaiaon , of the firm of Paxton
& Gallagher , and his wife returned to
Oimha yesterday after a three months'
absence In England. They returned ti
this country on the Cunard steamer
Sarvis , the trip occupying twelve dajp ,
owing to a very cover * stcrin , In which
the veaael narrowly eicapad being
wrecked. Mr. Eajson glv.-a a v.ry inter
esting ace in at of the tt > rm. Several
of the crow and ra-ssngors woio injurof ,
being bounced about like n lot of foot
ball' . Among tbeso injured was Mr.
Eaison , who received a sprained nklo ,
in oontequonco of which he
ia now forced to hchblo
around on crutchet. lie prefers this ,
howavor , to becoming fond for eliarkr ,
and ho is Uankfol that he csjaofd su
oi'ily. The courigi of Capt. McKay
won the es'aom and ndmir ttnn ot the
piaioigiri , anil at n meeting nf the ctbln
pis onge-Hrca lu-i ns cotnplinentaiy to
bimselt and otlicois weiu pas oi , aia the
an u of $10 w s riisid tmd placid In tli-
luii'scf n purser wllli inatiu ti ma ti
pjio i ao siid proimt tven with a tesii
ntoaiul.
' ' . '
'I'.ic 1'iililio
The monthly rjrort of the trustees o
tbe publ'o ' library show an CNpemo o
$121.00 for rev books , papers and run
U'WK c\peDs < s. Th ) 1 brarlaa'a report
sh ff :
Numbe- butk UVorr , l,270j num
b r nf v's tor , 2,4V. } Monk * taken
Vnilosip y , U7 ; tluoozv , 22 ; natura
fciiiio" , Tiii ; Hn'ion ' , l,017i hi lory a > u
hlngraphv , 'M7 ; ooutrv nd pnav , 0118
( - ! v U , 111 ; iota1 , 1,008 RUty-aev.n
b > oks hVJ bcui rtcelroJ.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Some Facts ani FiinresViih \ Refer-
eice to It ,
The Fooplo "Who I'atrnnl/e It and
AVliat They Xtc d Vnltinlilo
Additions ,
The pnlllc library of Omaha Is an in-
sliltiUoa of incalculable benefit to the
canto o ( locil education. It Is largely
patronised , and txerclioi an Itllucnco for
; oed which cm only bo appreciated by
those Intitnataly acquainted with Its in-
aldo wet kings.
At present It has from 12,030 ta 15,000 ,
volntnoi. Tha circulation for January
1835 was G20G , as against C-143 for Jauu-
1831. The nvorngo ihlly circnlilha it
about 20 ! > . Miss Mary P. Allan la head
librarian , and la assisted by Miaa
McBrlde , In the ubsunco of Misj Jessie
Allan , now In Washington. The work is
jocGinloc BO onerous that it is proposed
very shortly to appoint a second assist
ant to help In giving out books and
cooping track of the routine details of
ha ay atom.
Now bcr ks arc constantly being added
: o the library by purchase or contribu
tor It ii foand that the i\c3ipts in the
way of Ones imposed , for transgressions
of rules , npon patrons of the library , are
about sulliclent to pay the costi ot rebinding -
binding and repairing old and wornout
books. The number of books rebound
in a year la very U'go and neatly all the
time there are abouc two hundred vol
umes la the hand ) of the binder. By
the almost pjrfoct system now in vogao ,
but vary few booko are over lost through
Failure of a dhhoaoat patron to rotura
the volume chirgod against him The
' 1 oiii or guarantee card" is the in tin
foaturjof the system. Kajh new appli
cant for library privileges is required to
present a bonl signed by some roaponsl
bio friend , who guarantees the library
against any loss through neglect or dis
honesty on the p rt tf the poraon pro-
touting the card. In case a book is not
returned , the lots ia made good by the
guarantor ; and in event of his refutal to
replace the work , the bond la placed in
the lands of the city attorney for col
lection by law. The latter step is raraly
or never necessitated.
"As for the classes of pcopln who
pntronizo the library , " eild Mi.si Allan ,
In response to the query of a BIE : re-
> ortor , "there is no limit. It seems as
hough all kinds of people como to in.
You can BOO that the room Is nearly al
ways full of persons who luvo come hero
either to look over the periodicals or * o
draw ont bok ) . At present wo are
crowded , but March I find without ex
ception , is the busiest month of the
"
year
"How do Jyou find the demand for
heavy literature ? " "
' 'It ia incraaaicg all the time , especiilly
among tli9 working men employes of
, ho ( hops whoaieUklng vary lirgoiy tj
rending norks oa sodaKtm and political
cience. The demand for lisht ; literature
uid fiction ? It , tco , h increaiing. The
ys , of courao , take very naturally ti
iich works aa thoio of 'Oliver Optic , "
frowbrldge , Eggleston nnd that claia of
iteraturc , as well as to the Jaloi Yorno
and. This CIKS of liUrituro wo keep ,
Because it ia interesting and gonetn'ly ' of
i moral and instruc ivo tone. The very
ijht and trathy ahaiea nf fiction are of
coune , rigidly excluded. "
"Du you have much demand for at ami-
ird English fiction the worlcs of George
illiot , Uickono , Thackeray among thoje
calling for books ? "
"Oh , yes , a very largo demand. Q {
Dickons' works , for instance , wo hava to
coap duplicate sots , and they are out all
ha timo. Do the girls take much to Io-
iltimato fiction ? Yes , many of thorn.
Dickens , for example , la devoured by
many girls not yet out of their teens , not
so much , I suppose , for the boauly of his
diction cr thought as for the general voln
) f the atory. I find , though , that
the young ladloa arc more
oatily suited thowithllghtergrado of novel
itoratura ; James' , and IIowell' # , too , are
jccomlng voiy popular. Such works aa
hose of Fleming , Soathworth , and that
pjclea of light and scinationnl novel
vrltera are rightly excluded. No , I am
orry to nay wo have very little call from
young ladles for solid Juoratuio , except ,
loihipa , for works cf history in counoc-
iou with their high school studio * . Most
if them prefer to devote themselves to
ight novel reading. "
'Do many of tli9 wealthy class people
plo who ought to own a well stocked libra-
y patronize the library extensively ? ' '
"Well , yes. I jam continually Burpriijd to
co people coming In whom 1 know to be
Mo to own a well xtocked ( election of
joakp , nnd ask for books of the ( standard
cinil , fiotioi or hlatory , which you would
think they aurely ought to have In their
own hoasos , for ovuivdiy reference. "
"Tholibrjry Ispattieularly well stocked
with cncvclopsd in , and wo find the
greatest demand for them ; so much
so in fact that Ihty are n nso all the time.
Wo also are making eapccial effort to
complete our files ot a andurd period
icals , anoli as the Scientific American ,
Qarpor'e , Tlin Century , Atlantic , Popu -
Ur Science Monthly , North Amuruuu
llavlew , Edinburgh Review , mi thu
clias of monthly magazines. Wo oxtjest
to BCOII have complete files , wire1) , with
a full index to til art.'is'oi ' of intgiziue
literature published , now in the horary ,
will greatly enhance the value of the ao-
lection ot woiki. "
on.it1
A Il .v in the District Ooart An In-
terhtlii | ( Ilvor < < n Suit Polled
Items.
Yeiiordiy wai a day of amall things in
the district court. Exclutlvo of grand
jury work , no important movements are
recorded.
I1EKOKK JODfiE WAKELY
Yesterday two caaes were on tiiil. Tie
anlt of Byron Clark agnlnst O , U , Arn-
ttrong waa diapoaed of , Ilia vcrJict il
jury , in accordance with llio judgo'a in-
slroctloDB , eing for the dcftnd&nt. Tbe
aci ; was brjcght to r cover a liquir bill.
The osi of the Merahanta' N&tlonal
Hank cf Doidwjod v . William Mo-
Ilacb. to recover value cu a note s'gned '
by difuadant , U now on tiial.
ci roisE.iu no K NEVILLK.
Thoc.i39 of John D. Tro-nan vs. TTemy
Hitter , to recover a disputed itrip of
land , olebtean irclips tiidp , wsi con.
eluded , nnd resulted in a vtriic' for do-
feuiltnt.
Thi suit of Ntl on vn. Mill- . Involv
ing tin payment of a bill of $71.80 , for
digging a well at In l'nttc ] , in 1881 , was
next given attention , and is now on
.
Mrs. Schrelcr filed a itt't of divorce
affinal Johann Schroler , charging drunk-
cncojs , dtsortlon and filluto to np'
port. The story , ns told by JMrs.
Schrolor , who is nn Inlclllgent ycung
girl of twenty ycats of age , Is peculiar
and interesting. She wm rnnrriod lo
Schraler in 1881 , at Brockdorf , Unlstoin
province , Germany. He was n skilled
mechanic , but worthless nnd dlssl-
pa'ed. She clung to him , however -
over , end hs finally promised her
lo break his dissipated habits. In order
to be removed ai fnras passlbla from evil
associations , ho a id that ho would como
to Amurici , build up n home , and s-nd
for his wife. Ho slatted for Amerlra in
J883 , coming almost direct to Omaha ,
whore ho obtained work in the
Uoijn Pacific shops. Ho anccooded well
in business bnt did not tend for his wlfo
as agreed. Fiiul'y she became alarmed
and with her small tabo crotaad tin
ccjan in toirch of her rorraaut tprousj ,
Scbrelor hoard of hii wlfo's Inr.diog In
Now York and fl d to Santt lUrbnra ,
where ho now Is. Mra. Schrcitrdisgu-ted -
with her husband's courao , seeks a final
separation from him.
I'OUCK roUUT.
In Jtidfjo Boneko's tribunal yostordav
afternoon , A. B. McKay , the dofaul log
binrdor of the Paxtjn hotel , arrested
Sunday , ploidod guilty to the charges
prefenod and was sontoiioad to fit teen
days on breai ( and water in county
jail.John
John Sandburg , charged vrith sttsmpt-
ing to impede Oflictir Donovan , wlnla
arresting nn Intoxicated man , was fined
$10 and casts.
1M2USONAI/ .
] ( . Nordllnger has gone to Now Orleans.
E. K Cook , Ainaworth , ii stopping at the
Millard.
J , W. Tuekor , Valentino , is stopping at the
Millard.
Ctmloa II. May , Fremont , Is a gueit at the
1'axtou {
G. II , Jcuctt , Sidnoy. ia stopping at tha
P.vxton.
.J , B. Lnzear , Central City , is registered at
thu Poxton ,
Thoniis L , UeLtme , B.iu 1'rancitco , ia nt
, ho L'i\ton.
W. B. Kagge , of Stromiberg1 , Nth. , ia in
Lhts city on business ,
Judfjo Isliam Heaves , Falls , City , lows ,
registered at theMlllard last night.
Harry Wales , Nebraska City , left hta im
print on the 1'axton register last night.
The members of the ' Gaiety" company are
staying at the Metropolitan nnd Gees hotels.
Georga W. Hall , formerly assistant auditor
of thcTT. 1hai le turned from h'strlpto
Montana ,
Charley Mack , the conductor of the dummy
train , has been laid up for eovoral days with n
severe cold.
B. K , Thompson , superintendent of the
equipment department of the Union I'.tcific ,
ia absent on a business trip to St. Louis.
C. L. Hurt , Fullerton ; W. ! Smith , St.
1'aul ; W. H. Trice , Lyons ; O. W. Kiloy ,
Lincoln , Neb. ; O. A. Mason , Tepuka , Kan. ;
C. U. Williams , St. Louis ; G. G. Hall , At-
antic , In. ; P. K. ISealo' , Lowell , Mass. ; I ) .
O. Hartlng , Ogden , Utah ; end Ii. F. Young ,
of Kansas City , are at tne Metropolitan.
John H. Curtis , a popular attorney of
Bntle , Montana , and hU brother , GJ ! . Charles
D. Curtis , fire marshal of Uelcnn , arc \isiting
iriendi In the city. They were ehown the
piriotia branches o ! the fire department , under
; uidance of Chief Butler , nnd expressed
; homselves as highly pleased with the general
nanagcment and equipment cf the depart
ment. _ _
A Kepoitcr'H V'ulenilcc.
To-day Is St. Valentlno'a day , atid
all Ibo clvili/.jd world ia cow busy in
Bonding and receiving valentines. Even
a BEE ropoitar has been remembered ,
jut ch ! ; o gDds , what a remembrance.
Af or spf ndiug the night at the "Press
3mb" ball tbo rcprter wearily wended
ii's way to his da'lv toll. Upoa stating
limsulf at his dok the fint thing that
caught his eje wai a dainty little onvcl-
ODO , too scout of which would ind'ctte '
: hnt It bad just boon plnsked from
a bed of rosea , tea roses -it that. Upon
the envelope in n delicate feminine. baud ,
was written I ho reporter's name. His
hand trembled ( not the effects of tha bal )
i iid his blood rushed through his veins as
10 nervously broke the coal. Diving
down deep into th < 3 envelope , ho brought
forth the , ai ho tupprHnl , token of love ,
but alar , when his optics fell npun the
iii'tBBivo bis hoartj it ol ( till , his brain
reeled and fcr a moment ho was com
pletely daid. . The meat horrible look
ing carica'uro that mortal man uvor be
hold. It represented a bloar-oycd , bigheaded -
headed , small logod and withal beastly
hiking fellow , puepicg through a key
hole. Thoverao underneath tuad as ful-
owa :
Of all the bold , disgusting beats.
You and your nmtf i > , tre far ths worst ;
You ara n prying , b/arrn tue.ik ,
Of decent jrooplo hold a'citr't.
Von live by HOJ , and slander low ,
Have no respect for iigo or youth ;
Invent your taloi , whim news nro scarce ,
And never tell tbe honest truth ,
Who could luvo done this ? Who lias
thus dared to burlesque the noblest pro-
ftstion nn earth in auch a ridlcalitis man-
net ) The reporter rcolvlng the above
desctibed thing hai nought but the kind.
licit of fcellnga for all maiklcd and to
thus have him singled out as a tatgatls
altogether lee much. Oh fur a llvo oak
club with which to kill outtlght the bate
vllllan who wou'ddtro ' t > manpla tbo
heart rf a poor , Jnnocont and git llless
reporter.
Heal I Hiato TraiiBfors ,
The following tiansfen were filed In
the county olerk'a oflico Tuesday add
reported for Tan BEE by the AineV teal
state agency February 12 , 1885 ,
David F Brown and wife to Eiward
Bride , w d , lot 5 in block " 1" in Lowe's
1st add to Omaha , $125.
Sindford N. and Abbey K Stayra to
Wilber L Wright , w d , w 45 feet of lot 4
la blok 3 in Shlnn'a add to Omaha ,
82,000.
B gjs & H 11 to Fred R Wlll'ams.wd ' ,
lot 5 in ' K-wlrgton " 8500.
Jas O Megath and wife tn M ry K
Crawford , wd , lot 40 ia ' 'Burr 0 k , "
"
The
.V , February 13. The ( ri l of
Gen Hwaiiu IIM been temporarily mippnclt-d
When the court convened thin morning it met
in erirrt tension d thu annouoc'ineut tliat
further I'roowilinpB iu tli cwr on trial yester
day wem postponed until tomorrow. It is
uppo-pil thu lnuii t < < uith which tlie court I *
orcupitd in seer * t H'wloii h to rocontsider the
finilipRS In e'ther th original Swalm Caa or
th M ( > ir < i CMH. Thi iinpre i > ioa prevail !
that rno or tbe other of thiwH rasai hai been
referred back by the piriident ,
STANLEY HUNTLEY.
His Elevation to the Sioni diic\laii- \
ship an Absurdity and Imps-
s-bllity ,
An Interview "With ur , Savllle , Kx-
ot the Old Itcil Cloud
ARcncy.
"Tho stfttomcnt iindi' in the pnpi-rs
lately tint Stanley Duntloy , the humor-
oinritorof thu Brooklyn Eiglo , becomes
head chief of the Sioux iiatun in consc-
quonco of the death of Young Antelope ,
ia utterly absurd and untruthful , " ( aid
Dr. J. J. Savillc , of this city , uiid ngout
of tla < fornivr Hod Cloud agc-i > " vv the
Pine llidgo ngoncy licfoio the j i. nt in
cumbent , Dr. McGillicuddy , ( luting a
conversation last oveni-y.
"To any olio ncqnainti'd with Indian
customs , the ludicrous side of the news of
Mr. lluntley'.s elovntion it instantly ap
parent. It ia said ho was adopted by Little -
tlo Knife , tlu < heriditury chief of the
Mtons , nno of thu Sioux tribes and by
thu dentil of that chief's two sons , Moun-
Itt'n ' Bull and Young Antulopo hsapropor
naino wjs Lame Anlulopo Uttntloy
cdiuoi next in the Huect'stion to the chief
taincy of the nation.
This Is impmiiblo , f jr Little Knife
never waa any hiug but a snbtribal chief.
The last head cliijf of the entire Sioux
nitim , and recognlr.ed as such by all the
tribes was Shnnca-quo ( jui pa , or known
lo us as Old-man-afraid-of-hia-horeo. llo
succoodcd in conqucritiK Bear , brad
chief of the ua'icn ' irom 1850 to 1804 ,
who waa killed by govornmout trccij s in
the Indian war of 1801. I thick Old-
men-afi.t'.d-of-hls ' liorao is alive yet , ho
waa a shott titno s'nco. Some yearj ago
In wished t ) bo succosdod by hii son ,
Young-man-afrnld-of-his-hors. , nnd BO ho
declared hta Intfiittona to the head men
of the nation. Rod Cloud , who was a
dependent chief , wont on the war path
contrary to the withes of the oil man ,
and took with him qalta a following.
AftorwArda it was docidad in a council
attended by all the tribes , aid which was
hold at my sgeiuy nt Fort Robinson , Ne
braska , that during Red Cloud's lifo ho
should act inctaad of
Youag-man-afraid-
of-hia-hci-33 , who would bo chiaf upon
ll.d Cloud's death. Shortly after this
the general government at Washington
sent out a oommiislon to Fort Lirarnio ,
nho arbitrarily declared Spottad Tail tj
bo "chief of the nation. While the In
diana novar rscogn md the ricjht of the
government to caooso for thorn , Spatted
Tall assumed the prslion , and thcro has
boon dlstontloui among the tribes over
since. The last named chief was nlwoyj
looked on during his reign ai an nsarpor ,
which ho wes.
The Sioux government uiiy be proper
ly ca'lad ' a mihtiry oligarchy. Wbeii a
head chief dfoj it devolves on all tha
tribes to elect a successor t } him. Gen
erally , before the chief's death ha en
deavors to abdlcata in favor of his son , if
ho has ono. Ho uses his influence w.th
the various tribes t ) this end. Councils
of the women ara hold ani tbo subject
canvassed. Couriers , cr manors , are
then sent ti the great council , whore the
rnat'or is finally decided by a vote. If the
son is deemed a worthy successor
ho is invested with his father's
powar , otherwise some one oho
is selected. Iho chief tancy , while
itis gem rjlly retained In a family , Is by
no means hereditary and the chcia Is
always made on the direct cement of the
warricrj ai I Have already said. The
great requisite for the position ia person
al bravery and deads of valor are earnest
ly pra'ecd ' or as vehemently belittled in
an election of chief a ] among 119 during
a political campaign.
So ther3 ia no danger that Mr. Huntley -
ley will ever bo called upon to govern
tbo Sioux.
Buy C. H. Douglass & Son's Capsi
cum Cough Drops for your children ;
they are harmless ploan'ng to the taste
nnd will cnro their colds. D. S. and
Trade Mark on every drop. 1
Omaha JMaeniirrchniAnniversary. .
The assembly hall rf tha Omaha Mnun-
norchor , in Turner hall , was the tceno of
a soc'al ga boring on Thursday ovuning
last. It meant nothing more or less , than
to co'ebr.ito the fjiuU'unth annivenaTy of
the club and members hid invited their
flit-mis to help thorn coinnicinorato the
dy. when fourteen yoirs ago this HOI ) " ;
society wai c.xlled fo lifo. Notwithstand
ing the Huveru weather qni'o ' a number
had a'scmb'od and all did thuir share in
making the hou s pleasant. A number of
song were < ; ivun and met with cheers.
Room waa inado then to let all who chose
or had acquired the nrt of dancing ,
"swing thuir partners , " ivhilo the bal
ance were indulging in friendly convoca
tion Music was furnished by a piano
and violin. After a uhilu the vtholo
c owd s.HScnibled around the table
and enjoyed n lunch , af'er which
abort auaieases were delivered by two
eentlomon , in which they dwelt on the
birth , progress and present condition of
the arcibty. After appealing to all the
members frr faithfulness to dear old Hip ,
an "All Hail the Omaha Maennerohcr"
ranj through the hill. The last hour
was epent in clat'irp , and after singing a
few songs everybody shook hands and
took their departure. The writer ,
though comparatively a stranger , among
the society , mcBt onfees of not having
injoycd ( inch a plearnnt evening for
a long time and will long remember the
klndavBs and warmth nith which ho waa
received. His wish Is the future sue-
ccsi of the Omaha Muonnorchor with the
Gtiett compliments t ) all its members ,
II.
Ladioa ! Pyhsicians and chemists hav
analyzed Pozzonl'a medicated complexion
powder and roccomend ita nso to ther
wives and lady friends. Wha better
could bo said nf it.
A. nul luau friiiu L , I'latte.
PlatUmouth Herald , February 11.
Lut night about 9 p. m. a cry araio
from the bar-room of the B. & U. hence
that brought Policeman Sago to tbo
front , aud he found parties chasing a n\\a
toward the depot. He caught up with
tbo crowd and arrested the man they had
captured , whom Ihsynerd dragging baclc
toward the the hotel. The man waa ter
rifically drunk , and ho wai at once taken
to j til.
Investigation showed that Jolm Qreve.
tl o bartender tt the B & M. bouie , hid
been ieTerely _ tbbadjntHe * rm by the
drmiken"TndiTldn l , whose en me appear *
to be KUlott , and who h i's from L
PJatto , where ho has boon workine for
the B. & M.
Dr. Cooke WAR called , and dressed Mr
Grovft's wonnds , he having been stabbed
in five places on the arm , andtho wounds
wore severe nnd very painful. T t appears
that Elliott , was In thosaloon nnd wanted
another dtink which Grove rofnicd him
The chap became abusive and Grevo or *
dored him out nnd went around from be
hind the bar to onfcr o his order , when
Elliott tot upon him at once with n largo
open pocket kn'fr , ttabblng him ns afore-
said. To-doy Klliott WAS brought Inti
court , nntl ho waived nn examination ,
ami tbo judge , nftorfuinghis bnllnt$500 ,
committed him to jail to await the notion
of the grand jury. Mr. Grave , nlthougl :
weakened , suilering fr > m the low o
blood , ia getting nloog nil rV t , but will
have to wait aomo time before his arm
will bo sound again.
Absolutely PureD
Tills powder never varies. A marvel of purely
( trenirth andwho'csomoncns. Mara economical thu
the ortllimrv klmls.atil cannot bo Bold In compel
lion with the multitude ot low trft , short neigh
lum ot ph3srhrlo powders. Sold only In cana
HOYAf , BAKING TOWDKll CO. , 108 W ll bt ; N.Y
IN THE PASTRY
IF
VnnlUa.T.emon , Orange , etc. , flavor Cnkei ,
t'rcum..l'udillnit , .Vc.iiii delicately uml nnt-
urully in the fruit from Avlilch tlicyuremnde.
I'OR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT
FLATOU THEY STAND ALONE.
FflfPifltO BY THf
Price Baking Powder Co. ,
Chicago , III. st. Loula , Mo.
UAKCRl or
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
AND
Dr. Price's Lupiiliu Yeast Gems ,
licit Dry IIi > | > Vcn.t.
WE 11AKB PUT ONE QUALITY.
E. S. ATWOOD ,
Plattsmouth Nebraska
, - - -
IBBADIB or moaocaaran ) AJTD man ADI
HEREFOBD M JERSEY GUTTLE
ANDDimoooa jKasar USD BWINI
' nu 1 1 it 1 1 f f 1 1\ \ " 3
Omaha Medical & Surgical
Institute
111S Xloivard Street.
( K. E. Corner 12th anil Honard Slreela , )
( For the Treatment ol til
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
Diseases of Females , nf the NCMOUI System , Fr
vale Diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Organi ,
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All dlrosBfs of the BlooJ , Urinary and Seiual Or
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Call 01 write f r clroulant'on chronlo dl < ca'ea and
detormltlus , DUoiS'B of KcmalCif , I'rhate UlMatei
of the Urlnurv ami Sexual oruans , Bcnilnal Weak
nets , Ker\oiu Debility or ExhaU9tlcnctc. , etc. , and
our new rurtorathtlrtatrnent.
All lettera and conciliationConfidential.
lledlclneaienltoallparlaof the country by ei.
pn.B8Bevuiely parked from obnenatlon , If full do.
scrliitlon of case la ( jlicn. One personal InUrvlow
preferred If oon\cnlcnt. Open at all hours.
Address all letter ) to
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1118 Howard St. Omaha. Neb ,
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Archltec * . JinUelm
OmcK AoDiToitOP PriiLio ACCOUNTB.I
bTATE Of Nr.imAHKA. >
LINCOLN , Jan. its , 1885. )
It i hereby certified that tha western Mu >
tu l JUnciolunt Afsoclatlon of lieatrice in ike
eUte of Nsbm.VR , has comrllvd with Ilia -
alliance law 3f this state , and iu authori/cU to
traniact the bu ! ne * of life lD6ur nc in thij
HUte f r the current year. Comraeiuing Feb
ruary 1,1&85 ,
WltnfM mv h nd end the e l of ths An-
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aboru written , . ,
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aiobiiffi-ringlrointorriblo drains
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