TJBE DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY , APRIL 1 , 1885.
TH E DAILY BEE
Wednesday Morning , April 1.
Wanted ,
At the BKK office , a bripht , nctlf o boy
o 15 or 10 years of age. Ono with
BOKO experience in typetcktlng preferred -
forrod ,
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
Ponder. I'andsr. Ponder.
The police took in tbo usual rmmbar of
drunlcs last night.
In painful contrail wlth'prciaJlnR U y ,
Uioro were absolutely no CMO on Judge
Uonoko'a pollco ( locket yesterday morning.
IoU in Ponder sold April 7th.
Yesterday was of o genuine spring
character , delightfully balmy just such a day
as the youngster chooses on ] which to play
"hooky. "
Attend Halo lots at Pendor April 7th ,
The various Building Trades' Unions
have decided to postpone the nine-hour move
ment until Juno 1 next.
The courts nro dull and so in every part
of town , Nothing in the line of news stirring
except politic ] and "sugar and water. "
Drexel & Maul received n telegram yes
terday evening for a fine metallic casket , to
bo Bent to York for a lady who died from an
attack of apoplexy. It was a beautiful burial
CMC.
There was a general battle among the
unions last night , BO the reporter learned , The
question was : "Shall wo postpone tbo nine-
bour movement until Juno 1 ? " It waa "post ,
poned ,
A subscription list for the base ball outer'
ptiflo has been placed with Arthur Brings of
Saxe'a hat store , and all interested in the
project should tall at ouco and < subucribo at
liberally as possible.
-G on. Co win has determined to at once
institute proceedings in the district court
against the Buckingham theatre. Just what
abapo will bo given to the legal proceedings
1m not been determined.
In tbo account of the cano presentation to
Dr , Edward Wirth , the recant medical gradu
ate , the name of his -alma mater should have
boon the Omaha Medical College , instead of
the "State Medical College. "
The following mectinps , under tbo direc
tion of Mr. and Mrs. Ohubbuck , will be hold
at the Baptist church every day this week ex
cept Saturday : Ladies' prayer meeting at 3 p
in. , Bible reading at 3:30 : , gospel mooting at
4:80 : , All are cordially invited ,
Coldnol Mapleson , wltbMadamo Patti ,
and the other members of "Her Majesty's'
Opera company , will pass through Omaha to
day , The special train bearing the
troupe will arrive hero about three o'clock in
the afternoon.
When Mr. D. L. Moody , the evangelist ,
was hero bo promised a copy of his book
"Tho way to God , " to every inquirer who
gave name and address. The books hav o
boon received and are now ready for distri
bution at Omaha Publishing company , No ,
117 Sixteenth utroet.
The appearance of the comedians Robson
and Grant At Boyd'a opera bouse , on Thurs
day evening , will bo the comedy advent of i
the season. They will preiont for the first
time in Omaha their new play "Cherubs , " a
refined and amusing comedy. The sale of
BOata opens to-morrow morn'ng.
The plans for the B. & M. headquartor'a ad
dition have already been drawn and it Is ex
pected that the work of building will be com
menced about May first. Workmen are
already engaged in tearing down the small
wooden buildings immediately west of the
present structure ,
T.Uieon & Olson's meat market on Nine
teenth and Sherman streets was broken into
Monday night by thieves who effected an en
trance by prying open the side windows. They
emptied the cash boz and stole a few miscel
laneous articles of value ,
A man who had dropped a 50-cont piece
in the cash-box of a Fartiam street car
yeeterday reported to Officer Fuller that the
driver had refused to refund him the 45 cents
change , and demanded the arrest of the Jehu.
Officer Fuller informed him that a pollco offi
cer had no such power , and turned him over
to the tender mercy of the sup orintendont ,
Mr. 0. W. Hlggins , of the Nebraska
National bank , baa received from Greenwood ,
Nebraska , a $10 greenback note of counterfeit
series which is pronounced to bo almost per
fect , in fact ono of the most cleverly designed
that has yet been Been , About the only dis
crepancy not discoverable by the ordinary
observer la that the letter of the tones and
Iho number do not tally ,
Vi A pretty picture was that at the windjw
of 0. S , Goodrich last night as the bright light
. of the electric globe shone on the happy face
of llttlo "Mamie" Doble , seated in her baby
carriage and beckoning to all the pasaera-by
to corns and " eo mo in my pretty carritgo , "
If a man know ho could find as pretty a little
cherub as "Mamlo" to sit in it , each man in
town would buy a baby carriage and a bright
windo toputitin.
"There baa never been a time , " e id As
sistant Yho , Chief Galligan to a reporter ,
"during my seventeen years connec
tion with the Omaha department , when we
have had BO few Gres as at present. The con
fhipatlona , both in number and extent are ex
tremely light. " "The worst year for fire
losses ! Was , I think , in 1879 , In that year ,
Boyd'a packing hoaio , Ilor's distillery , and
the Omaha elevator burned , representing an
aggregate lots of nearly 3250,000 ; besides there
wcra numberless smaller blazes. "
In JrUgoBartlett'a court Monday after
noon was tried the case of Molllo Scott against
J obn K. IMwarda , a real estate man. The
suit ia ono brought by tha sporting woman for
damages , ou account of tha alleged failure of
defendant to observe a contract. It appeari
that she agreed with blui in Miy last to rent
a certain ono of his houiea for $21 ( for the
first unntb ) and 810 for every month there
after , he promising to eject certain tenants al
ready In poisossion. lie failed to obaervo the
contract , though the first month * ' rent wai
pud In advance ,
DlHtrict Court.
There was only ono branch of thu dls
triot court in tension yetterday , and .tin
time was Ukoa up with two cuea.
In Oehrkoy vs. Tha U. P. II. R. Go ,
a salt for damages to plaintiff's hone am
wagon , was decided by a vtrdlct for $5
for pUiotUf.
The ciso of Bargstrora VB. Ktufnun
wia on trial when tbo court adjnurnec
This suit ii f > r dan Bga claimed for \i \
jury by Jcfocdatt throwing plaintiff ct
of hlara'oon ,
roLioB comer ,
Very little of Importance olnce the In
report la Ihli court.
STEPHENSON TALKS ,
He Claims to Have Be&ii & "Done Up , "
What Do Has to Say Iho B , & fa ,
Dump Matter.
The ( irrepressible Jim Slophonaon
was on deck early yesterday morning , and
full of fight as ever.
"How Is U you didn't get nominated
last nlghlt Didn't you have the back
ing of the Sixth irard ? " naked n BEE re
porter.
"Of conrto I had. I hid U solid. I
had eight delegate ! . The people in the
Sixth ward wanted mo In the council and
I carried the ward by over 100 majority ,
bat Jim Boyd nnd Jim Orolghton didn't '
want me , I don't belong to their ring.
They put up a job and beat mo with ono
of the ntnall bosses dowu In the U. P.
uhopa who don't know enough to pound
annd. Jim Orolghton says I talk too
much. I do talk a goad deal but U IB
the truth I am talking nnd that's what
they can't stomach. "
"What particular objection was there
to your nomination ? " asked the reporter.
"Haven't yon been a straight democrat ? "
"They haven't nny good grounds. I
have always been a working democrat ,
but Jim Boyd didn't want mo nominated
for fear It would got too much talk about
the riots and militia. They want to
make a scape-goat of mo , that's all. I
had no more to do with bringing the ml
lltia hero than you havo. The fact la ]
have been misused and misrepresented In
that matter. I have got a claim now
ngilnst the atato for $80 for livery hire
and hay for the governor and his whisky-
drlnklog staff , that was on droaa parade
in this town for two vrooks. "
"Didn't yon ask Boyd to send for the
troops ? "
"Not a bit of U. I was not consnltod.
I didn't know anything about the troops
till they got horo. "
"How did that trouble on the dump
originate ? "
"I will toll you the whole alory , " said
Stephenson , "I took a contrast from
the B. & H. to do the grading. I was to
commence work on the 20th day of Feb
ruary , and did so. I first employed
about seventy men , and paid them 81,25
a day , with an agreement on my part to
pay thorn $1.50 at the beginning of
March. On the last day of February the
men struck , being Inducedto do no by
men who tried to got the contract and
could not , and by other men who would
not work themselves ; professional agita
tors , you might call them. I was to pay
them $1.50 on the 1st , aa I have said ,
and when the strike occurred I readily
acceded to the demand for $1.50. Tno
men , led on by the agitators , Immediate
ly struck for $1.75. I would even have
paid that , but was compelled not to do so
by the terms of my contract with the
road which said not moro than $1 50 per
day. "
"In conclusion I will say , " remarked
Mr. Stephenson , "that I have always
had the best Interests of Omaha at heart
and my four years' record in the council
will , I think , show this to bo n fact. I
wanted the nomination , and I worked
for it. I have many friends In the Sixth'
ward and the city at large , and I would
have boon elected without trouble. I
am moro entitled to tho' place than any
of those blncd-suckors who have nothing
at stake or nothing to lose men who
want office to rob the city. It seems tome
mo that the Union Pacific ought to have
been satisfied with two of the six nomi
nations for city council last night , but it
seems not. They have throe O'Malloy ,
Daily and Lowrey.
"You may tell the people that I am
going to run Independent , and It is my
Intention to bo elected , too , " said Mr.
Stephenson , and his face assumed a stern
look , as If ho had already proparedf or
the battle.
To EXCHANGE 440 acres well Improved
and , ; J milo from Essex , la. , for a stock
of general merchandise. Addrecs , John
Llndorhol'm , Eisex , la.
THE OAKNIVAL OF DECEIT ,
All-Fools J ) y" Origin
of tbo Custom.
This , the first of the now month
Is All Fools' day , popularJy known In this
country as April Fool's day. It that ono
of all the three hundred and sixty-five
when Truth blushing ; at tha grosi follies
of the occasion , draws her inantlo nbont
her and silently steals away ; when
Brazen Falsehood , , clothed in the musty
and time-worn garment ! o2 custom and
conventionality , stalks abroad in tha land ,
hand in hand with his brother , the Prac
tical Joke ; whoa young , , end old , and
middle-aged out to the winds all sensa of
truth and set themselves totho tooth'
some task of deceiving the unwary ;
when the Little Green Apple and the
Fat Purse , with R ten-foot string
connecting at the other end
with a wicked small boy whereof the
name is Vexation-and-Decelt , are sent
on their guileful minawn ; yea , verily ,
when the wire that doih trip and the
water-can that dplh spiil on the head of
the pedestrian , infest the piths of the
hoodlose ; and when the good old man ,
with the benevolent face and hoary head ,
may bo seen tolling through the street ,
bearing on his back tbo llbolona label of
the unholy urchin "Shoot Mo , I'm a
Dude" all this , yea more , makes up the
d y of "April Fools. "
The origin of the day , like that of
other anniversaries which have for cen
turies past been celebrated , Is clouded in
what appears to bo the most Impenetra
ble of mysteries. Certain it Is that All-
Fools' day has long furnished a date for
the Carnival of Deceit. Not
only 1s It observed on the
continent , In France , Germany ,
Italy aa In England , Scotland and Ire
land but In other and faraway olinaos
not blescod with tbo term of civilized , ie
there the eamo cnitom of foolery , Betas
persons of a curious and speculative bent
have endeavored to loosto and define * the
tigln of the anniversary ; that they have
not sufcoeded.U attested by the fact thai
we are yet In the dirk. Ono theory , per
haps the strongest , accounts for the aunl
vorttry un the ground that It came Iron
Christ's belcg sent , on frultlcia ralision
0 to and fro between Herod , Pilate anc
Gaisphai. Another remarkable op'nloi
f Is that it Is derived from Noah's sendln ]
his dove forth from the ark 01
tbo bootlcsi errond of dlscsver
it ing land. And still anothe
traces tbo CUB km back to the Festival o
the Hull , annually celebrated by th
t | faithful of the Hindoo * on the Slit c
March , when all manner of deceptlv
pleasantries are practiced , But whatever
the origin of the custom , U la pretty
much the uuno In observance all the
world over. In Scotland the dupe of
the April joke la said to bo "hunting a
gawk" looking for n cuckoo. In Franca
again , the unfortunate Is a "polsson d1
Avrll , " meaning a silly fish , like n mack
erel , easily caught.
It Is to bo expoo ted that the custom
will moot with the most hearty and com
plete local observance i > t least It won't
bo strange if such is the case , tor the
perms small boy yet grows and thrives In
Omaha ,
Smoke Seal of Notth Carolina To
bacco .
THE WESTERN LEAGUE ,
Omnlia's Entrance Into the Organ
Izntion Now Assured.
It has at length been definitely settled
that Omaha is to have representation In
the Western Loagno , Mr. Fred
Hey , of Kansas City , who ia ono of
the prime movers of the league , arrived
here , Monday , and ia company with
number ot local enthusiast ] visited the
gentleman whoso claim upon the park
requires lifting , and securing concessions
from him , aeon succeeded In striking a
bargain. Assured by responsible citfcans
that the amount necessary to payoff nil
Hens and to place the park In repair would
soon bo raised , Mr. Hey loft
Monday night for Kansas City where to
day the schedule will bo made up. The
clubs now composing the league are
Toledo , Springfield , Cleveland , Indian
apolis , Kansas City , Omaha , Milwaukee ,
Minneapolis , St. Paul having with
drawn. The schedule will bo so ar
ranged as to afford a convenient circuit of
names , the western'clnba plating a series
first , then the eastern and then back and
forth. The season will bo opened In
Omaha on April 18 , with Minneapolis
pitted against the homo club.
Mr. Hey will personally manage
and supervise the movements of the
Omaha nine. Ho has already
boon negotiating for [ a number of
very fine players , with whom he antici
pates a apoady closure of contracts , .
Among them are the Say brothers of
last year's Baltimore Unions , Sylvester
and Schwartz of the Cincinnati Unions ,
L'ickorson D the Baltimore Association
club of hist year , with Visner , and pos
sibly others of the old Union Pacific
team , The club will no doubt bo a strong
ono , and will make a sharp race for the
championship.
The location of the park Is deemed by
some too far from the center
to be conveniently accessible. The
Green line , however , will convoy pasaon-
gcrs to within a few rods of the pirk
gates , and doubtless extra provisions will
be made by the company to acoomodato
all who desire to go out.
The park grounds are to bo rolled , the
fences repaired and a number of reiervod
scats and 25 cent seats will bo added.
Everything will bo In readiness by the
18th day of April.
A "CON ; " MAN.
How City Treasurer Bncfc was the
Victim of Mistaken Identity.
There is a pretty good story being told
on the democratic candidate for city
treasurer which is rather too rich to
keep. Unless the subject of the tale
becomes willing to make notarial deposi
tion on the- point , the truth or falsity of
th e tale will never become apparent.
It seems that one day last week Mr.
Buck got off the Ninth street car on
Jackaon street and walked up to Tenth.
While on the way , he was accosted by a
man , rather green and rustic looking ,
person who said : "See here , sir , what are
yon going to do about that
money I gave you for your baggage. "
"What do you moan ? " replied
Mr. B. , "You haven't given me any
money ai all. " "Yes I did , " said the
rustic , who bad evidently fallen a prey to
some confidence man. "Yes I did ; You
said you had some baggage that you
wanted TO- got out of the depot and I
loaned yon all the money I had to pay
the amount. " Of course , Mr. B. instated
that ho was not the man , the greenhorn
saying all the time , "Well , you look just
like the man , anyway. Your beard is
exactly tbo same. "
Paailng up Tenth street Mr. Buck no
ticed Councilman Thrano'standlng on the
corner and pointing htm out to the deluded
persecutor , he eald , "Go anil ask that
man who I am. Perhaps ho will toll yon
that Lam not a confidence man. " The
rustic did as bo was bid and was jocosely
informed by Mr. Thiano "that that tall
person was an. old ihoomakor from Flor
ence. " Whila this hardly put Mr. Buck
in scch. a position in his persecutor's
mind as would have the Information
that ho was the city treasurer of Omaha , ,
It served to clear him from all suspicion ,
Slowly and sadly the twica deluded man
moved off and joined the over growing
caravan of confidence victims whoso
treasures have boon hopoleaaly lost.
Mz. Buck is , nevertheless , a confidence
man ho has the confidence of every
voter in the ciiy. Selah !
Almost a Terrible Aocldcnt.
Two well' ' known Omaha ladles oame
nigh meeting with a frightful accident
about To'closk yesterday evening. Mrs.
Sread , wlfo of "Jack" Snoed , of the Pa-
fu Kipress- company , and Miss Kittle-
julnn , a most popular young luly with
oclety people , wore ridlag in a Uog-cart
loog Thlrtienth street just eutrering
'arnam. ' By some accident , somooae-
Ithor on horseback or la a vehtale , drove
rode ageust ! their o rt , frightening
thoin horse so that ho shied and over-
urned the cart throwing both ladlca to
he pavement. It happened ( that the
ate of epeod was vesy moderate at the
line of the overturning , else
the ladles would have been toroly
orlotuly wounded 13 not killed. As it
vai rhuy were considerably shaken and
MtonUhed they doclaiod they wore not
Erlghtonod but oicaped frith a few slight
bruises and scratches. They were es
corted to a ( tore near by where their
rtends teen found thorn , and congratula
tions were in older.
Tbo horaebicame perfectly wild with
fright when tbo cart shaft turned across
bit back , and with tbo vehicle on its aide
and the Iron hub of the wheel striking
tha pavement at ev iy Inch of movement ,
the poor animal fairly flow down the
street litirally leaving a streak of fire
uparks along the line of travel. The cart
was much damaged , but the reporter woa
unable to learn of the Injury to the
horse. Both horsa and vehicle belonged
to Mr. Snecd. The ladies bavo the con
gratulations of their BEE npon the eicapc
from great danger.
Buy Waahbume's Beat Flour $3 ( X
per owl. , at Heimrod'i.J " " "
ANOTHER SOURCE OF WEALTH.
Dairymen Suonlfl Rtafl the Articles
ihe Association of Dairiflcp. ?
Ana Boo Wlmt Glass of Nebraska Men
Are Member ? ,
There Is no industry in the state moro
rapidly growing nnd promising richer
yields for the outlay made than that of
btittot-maiclng. During the past few
years It has literally jumped into promi
nence nnd power.
Below the readers of TUP. BEE will
find the constitution and officers of the
Nebraska Dairymen's association.
CONSTITUTION.
Section 1. This organization shall bo
known as the Npbratka Dairymen's As
spciatlon ; Its objects shall bo the promo
tion of the dairy Interests of the state.
Sec. 2 , Any person who shall pay Into
the Iresaury of the Association $1 shall
bo a member ono your and bo entitled to
all the privileges and Immunities thereof ,
and any person who ihall pay into the
trounrv $5 shall bo a life member thereof
and shall bo exempt from luinuil pay
ment ) .
Soc. 3. The officers of this Association
shall consist of a President , Vice-Presi
dent , Secretary and Treasurer and five
Director ; , who shall bo chosen from Its
members , and as many additional Vice-
Presidents as may bo doomed advisable ,
ohoion annually at the regular annual
mooting , and shall bo the oillcors for the
year following their election and until
their successors shall bo chosen.
Soc. 4 , The president , secretary and
directors shall constitute a boatd of man
agers , who shall manage the affairs and
control the business of the association.
A majority of the board at a regularly
called meeting shall constitute a quorum
to transact business.
See. 5. A meeting of the association
shall bo held annually ou the second
Tuesday of December , fdr the election of
officers , and for holding a convention nt
such place in the otato as shall bo desig
nated by the board of managers.
Sec. U. Public notice of all regular
meetings of the Aseoslatlon shall be given
by the secretary at least twenty days before -
fore the meeting , and a written or printed
notice shall ba mailed to every member
thereof. All meetings of the board cf
managers shall bo called by the president
or secretary , or by any three of the board
of managers , notice of which shall bo
given to each of the members thereof at
least five days before the meeting.
Soc. 7. Any vacancy which may occur
in the board of managers may be filled by
appointment , by the board , for the unox-
pired term for whfch such officer was
chosen
Sec. 8. The place 'of business of this
association shall be where the secretary
has his residence.
Sec. 9. Thesa by-laws may bo changed
or amended by a majority vote of all the
members of the Association present at
my anmnl mooting.
OFFICERS ,
President , S. 0. Bassott , Gibbon.
First Vice-President , J. Dlxon Avery ,
Fremont.
Secretary and Treasurer , H. H. Wing ,
Lincoln.
Directors , J. W , . Livorlnghouso , Grand
Island ; J. B. Diasmora , Sntton ; H. B.
Nlcodemus , Fremont ; F. Mclntiro , Seward -
ard ; O. M. Druse , Lincoln.
Vlco prealdonts : F. W. Douglas , Be
atrice ; C. W. Adame. Central City ; S. 0.
Dilley , Hastings ; J. 0 , Chase , Fairmont ;
0 Jones , Seward ; E. W. Furnas , Brown-
villo , D. P. Ashburn , Gibbon ; W. L. Ran
dall , Columbus ; H. 0. Russell , Schnyler ;
Mr. King , West Point ; Mr. Sholou ,
Rising ; W. G. Whltmore , Valley ; A. M.
LoCIercq , MolIne.W. ; H. Blackmur , At
kinson ; Samuel R. Splker , Blair ; H. H.
Brainord , Framont.
SYSTEMATIC BOBBEET
Ol Prleght Can-A "GrjUn" Trail
Dropped tlio Brass ,
For some time there has been a sys
tematic thieving of the freight cars at the
Northwestern depot. Grata , coal , coke
and almost every conceivable article of
merchandise , have been stolen , In the
most mysterlona manner. Among th o
losers by those depredations has been
the Stoiz & Her brewery , the firm having
loat no small amount of grain. Thera
wai apparently no clno to the thieves
until Monday , when Franz
Bachmann , foreman of the brewery , dis
covered that one of. the freight caw at
this depot had been broken Into and a
largo quantity of barley extracted , A
trail of the grain was dieoaverod leading
from tbo car to the barn of Abner Travis ,
on fifteenth strestjbotwoen Webster and
Hurt. It la believed thai the center of
the thievery has at length teen discov
ered , and a search warrant has been
aworn out and placed for servlco In the
bands of Officers Tnrnbnll and Slgwart.
A LlUliS FIDMU.
Yesterday Officer Brady , In walking
down Douglas street , saw a boy walking
rapidly away with a heavy roll of brass ,
evidently stolen , under his arm. He
immediately arrested the youngster on
suspicion and escorted ) hlrn to jail. Jnat
] they were entering the jail door , tho.
boy dropped the 75 pound roll of sheet
brass on Brady's tooi. The latter very ,
naturally threw up his. hands and bawled
nioraontarilj .nlth pain. The boy seized
the very inviting opportunity to
escape and ran down Iho alloy eastward.
Turning from Fifteenth street , he hai
just cleared the corner of Douglas , when
no ran full Into- the arms of Mr. Ban
Kennedy , , behind , whom was Officer
Tcrnbull. The foiled culprit TOU
rompily. turned over to Brady who trl-
mphaiuly lodged him in jail ,
The young scamp gtvo his uamo ns
? rank McNlsh but hia real name I Uenry
Moynrf. Bo claims that the brass ,
whlci was stolen from the kaudware
tore of F. A , Schneider , and was worth
* 30 or $40) , was given to him by a
itraago man who promised to divide
with him on tbo proceeds of tb txlo. |
March 28kh , 1885. My paatnro ia now
open for horses. Season price : Yearlings ,
55 cents * per month ; two year olds , 80
centi ; three year olds and upwards , .
$1.05 Seaiou ends November 20th.
For futthor particulars enquire of Mr.
Joseph Hodman , 10th street , Omaba ,
David Neale.
MU Mary Tlemming , resident at 1813
Dodge stroe } reported at police headquarters
yeiterday that little May , her three-year-
old child , had disappeared in tha morning
and WM nowhere to be found.
Boy Waihhurno's Best Flour ? 3,00
per cwt , , at Helmrod'a.
TEST YODRBATO POWDER TO-PAT.
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CHICAGO. ST. LOUIOV
| Wenth ot a Former HcaUlcnr ,
William R. Bo won , .Esq. , of this city ,
received a telegram yesterday ftom
Oraton Landing , Now York , announcing
the death of Major Gastavo Stophenaon ,
a former well known resident of this city.
The major , during his lifo In Omaha , was
connected with many public matters of a
political and general character.
Ho had considerable literary ability
and contrlbutedShalcBpcarlan readings on
many public occasions. During tbo last
two years of his residence here ho was a
deputy under U. S. Marina ! Biorbower ,
and resigned that position to go east.
The cause of his death was not stated.
Seal of Notth Carolina Tobacco is the
best.
To morrovr evening , will bo hold the
tint rehearsal of the Musical Union Orches
tra , with the local Ringing societiesin prepar
ation for the May festival.
Absolutely Pure.
rhla-potnler never varies. A marvel ot pnioty ,
strength and wholeeoaitnosa. Mora economical than
the ordinary klnds-.anj cannot be sold la competi
tion with the multitude ) ol low test , short weight
ilaro ol phvBphrto powdora. Sold only In cn9 ,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. . 108 WaJl Bt ; N.Y
DR , PUHEK ,
Graduate of the University Vienna , Aus
tria , Daio Surcponito the Military Hospital ,
of Vienna , 'Will do a general Medical and
Surgical practice. All calls in city or country
promptly attended. Oflico at the Omaha
Medical and Surftlaal Institute , Corner 13tb
Street and Capitol Avenue ,
[ BUCCE3SOR3 TO JOHM O. MOODS )
UNDERTAKERS I
At the old etand 1417 Tarrura at Orders by tele
graph solicited and prompt ! kttonded to. Tekphom
No KB
COWING & CO ,
JODOKKS IK
WSOUGHT IRON .FIFE . ,
JUIIr.Ue tail Tint Iran
3-XO ? OX W tZWS ,
Load Pipe and Sheet Lead ,
HOUTIIlhUTOI blYJB I'lim * ,
Elnmteis' Gas an tean fitters1
IRON & BRA 3 COOD3 ,
SNGINEERS' SVPPUES ,
Jlh & DodflO Str-OMAIIA.N&U.
Omaha Medical & Surgical
lus'dtnte
, _ _ _ _ _
' ' '
13th J3t , > Cor Capital Ave.
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
Dioojwa of YeatlM , of tha Nervoni yitem , Pi
v Vs DUeuoaol the Urlniry and xuw Organa ,
ud DlteuM ol tbulltta , TtiroiUtwlIninji ,
BpeoUltlt )
EYE AND KAR ,
DiMMU trailed by M experienced tpecUllitl Uo
dlaauea ol UIA Heart , Urtr , Stotnuh , Kidney * ,
ladder , N u litU , Ilheumitlem , lllti , Ukaocr.'ct * '
CATARRH , BRONCHITIS ,
And all oth dUewwa of th IhroUaoiLtinKtt r *
ed by Medicated Yapon. ( Bend for Inhaler 01
circular on Inhalation. )
All dUtawi of the BlooJ , Urinuy and exual Or
gtna. Pilratt Dieue and
Piles Cured or no Pay.
(16 ( Yean HcwpltaUnd FxtraU Practice. )
Oonnutatlon and examlnatloa tte .
Call o > write lor circular * on ohroolo dlieaiea and
( letormltlea , DUeair * of Fuaale * , Pr1rat Ditttael
of the Uru > a > v ami Sexual wiiani. fjemlnal W ak-
ne , Nmou Dobllltf or Exaaa > ucneta , tp * *
our DOW reitoratlmrtatment.
U letter * and consultation * Confidential.
UedlcloeiienttoaUparttof tbo country by ex.
preu.Mcurely packed lion obturation , U roll de
toitiiUouof cut Ugtten , One iwrtoaal tateivM *
preferred If coorfenleot. Open at all boot * .
ddrei * all l lUr * lo
Omaha Medical & Surgical Insthite ,
WthSt , Cor , Capital Are.
CBCASi , SHIVERICK ,
FURNITURE
-1 UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES ,
Fajsengor Elorator to nil floors. 120G , 1203 nnd 1210 1'Ainun Street ,
OMAI1A , KKUKASKA.
FHE LEADING IAGE FACTORY
1409 and 1411 DodeeSt. ( } Omaha Ne-
Gr A. LINDQUEST & CO.
12OG Farntvm Street ,
Fine Tailors
Wish to announce that they have from this
time marked down ALL GOODS , and will
for the next 60 days , make a reduction o
10 per cent.
Overcoats , Suits and Pants well mad
and sure lit. JNfow is the tinie to huy
GOOD CLOTHES AT LOW PRICES
13th Street , Bet. Farnam &IIarney
OLIA1IA.
Tiiu Cur Snows A SrenonAi Yixir or Oca
Nntr
Polar , Dry Air , Self Ventilating
HARD WOOD
EEfflGERATOBS
Manufactured In the meet pcrto-t manner
from kiln-dry oak lumber , charcoal filled ,
zinc lined , galranltcd Iron thilrcs , hind-
tomely paneled and designed for tbo wants
ot a class of trade that want the best goodt
that ran be made.
Parties wUblng sprclal slzea can
Save from 15 io20 Per Cent ]
Ey placing orders now.
L. WRIGHT.
1
WHOLESALE BY |
1013 Jones Stioet } ASK FOR BKD CROSS OMAHA
Packing Houses in Operation.
Fostoffi Established and a Town Gov-
ernment.Soon Will Be.
Lots 6Oxl5O feet with 2O foot Allevs for
Sale.
One-fourth Cash. * Balane in ! 2 and , 3
Years.
Best Locations Being Taken
Get a Lot or Two While They ark
Cheap.
SE72VZ > FOM A. MAP.
And nt Company's Office , 23M S. JtiSth Stt
M. A. UPTON , Ans'fc. Seo'y and ITanogor. si
BOLTB ,
ruialr , Wladoii dpiiron OriitlBgi , Itelalllo Bkjr-llghU , . fco. Zla , IrMtaod tea
a i klO gontb 1 M > CtiMl Omaha Ntbraika.
THE A. L. STRANGl COMPANY ?
Double and Singh Acting\ \ Power and Hand }
i
Trimmings. Mlalag Mchlneiy , Veiling , Iloie , Draw and Iron Fitting !
aiTwholwttlo or reUlt. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH
AND SCHOOL BELLS.
Corner lOtb and Farnam Bt. . Omaha Neb.
t ,
LAGER 2 FALKBREWINC OK
Milwaukee. Wis *
BEER GUNTHER fe 00. , Sola Bottler
