THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , OOTOBEU 28 , I88G.
LINCOLN'S LEAP FOR LIBERTY
. . A Hone Thief Jump * Prom a Moving Train
But is Caught ,
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
N'otcs 'Ilio Oprinnn-Ainorl-
can School 'J Itu I'roiiionnilo Concert
certKctiunliiK
Court Note * .
for Ubcrly.
Wlioii the dummy linln frrnn Council
llhiffi nirivpil nt tlm Union I'ncilic iloiol |
lust evening shortly before 8 o'clock a
crowd of curious people fathered nrouiul
nn invalid clmlr winch was wheeled tip
in fiont of one of tlio cur platforms. As
n number of men bore tin- prostrate
form of u man from the car anil tilncoil
him in the chair , in.iiiy expressions of
sympathy wcro lleard for the "poor clip-
plu , ' ' ami tlio croud followed as the man
vviia wheeled nlonj ; the platform and
placed In a hack. Several other men
jumped into the vehicle mid it was
ill iv on lap'ully away. Tlio sympathetic
and curious crowd then wandered oil' ,
bill their sympathy would have entirely
disappeared nnil their curiosity increased
. if the full paiticulars of the uaso had
been known. The "poor oripplo' ' win
in fact a desperate criminal , and the
cause of his disability was a foolhardy
and exulting attempt to escape from hid
captor.
homo four weeks ago a man known ns
Charles Lincoln stole a horse and buj'gy
froiuMrs. Buohtel.liviiigncarFortOinalia ,
and made hK escape with the property
A few days ago Shot ill Cobiirn was
informed that Lincoln was in Chicago
under the name of Charles White. Air.
Coburil Immediately ordered the man's
ariest , and Deputy bhenll llenrv ( iiobo
was scut to bring Lincoln to Omahu Mr
( ! rob ( > nrnv oil in Chicago all ritrhl and
bccuiuil hit piisoner uitliout any liou-
blc. The1 pair started on the trip to
Omaha at O.JiO Tuesday evening on the
Kock Inland , Mr. lirobe taking tlio pre
caution to both handciill'and shacklu Ins
prisoner. Lincoln icinuiiiod quint anil
ortlcily duiiiifi tlio nigM and jeatorday
morning , and Air. ( iriibc anticipated no
trouble whatever from him. In the after
noon ytsteiday Lincoln complained that
the hhackles and hamlculls were chafing
ids nkin b.idly , and in order to relieve
him his captor unfastened them from one
lotrand one arm , leaving them dangling
on tin ) other limbs. Just as the train
was leaving Avoea , la , about forty miles
> > cast of Council Dliillti , Lincoln entered
the water closet and Mr. ( Iiobo steped ]
out upon the car platform. The latter
hud hardly time toeloso the door behind
him when ho saw Lincoln leap fiom the
car window and fall bi'tido the track.
The prisoner was tip and oil'in a minute ,
dragging tlm shackled attached to his
light ankle. Air ( Jrebeini mediately pulled
the bell cord and stopped thc'tiain. bee-
ing a butohor'H wagon passing the
nllircr jumped in and ordered tlm driver
to pursue the Ilceing prisoner. Lincoln ,
seeing that escape was impossible , fell
upon his face , and when tlio wagon ar
rived vyith the olliccr announced that
both his legs vveio broken. Ho was
quickly placed in the wagon , his legs
ag.un closely shackled and driven back
to the tram , which had boon hacked to
the. Aoca depot and kindly held by the
raihoad men. An excited crowd of eiti-
/cns qtncklv gathered ami gave the ollicer
more trouble than the escaping prisoner ,
but both were soqn. in the- ears and the.
r , train started , being delated < ml.y , about
' ten , , ruiuin.cfcby t.hicntirqpro.ceodiugs. } ,
Upon arrival at Omahsx olliecr and
prisoner were convoyed to the county
" "j.ul , where the .shackles were removed
ft om the latter anil a surgeon summoned.
Jr.Vilco \ answered the call , and , after
u close examination , declared that no
bones were broken , but both ankles were
badly wrenched. Lincoln made a great
ado sibout his iniuries , which was thought
to bo nioro simulated than real. At any
rale , .Jailer Joe Miller says ho will BOO to
it that the prisoner has no chance to jump
Ironi any more windows.
The Promenade Concert.
The audience Unit gathered at the ex
position building last evening , though
comparatively small , considering the
muiit of the entertainment , was a. very
enthusiastic ono and applauded every
thing good nnd indifferent with equal
warmth and occasionally with more
good nature than discrimination. They
were evidently there to enjoy all that
was in it. Artistically , the concert was
ono most complete success over recorded
* in the annals of mtisio in this city. Mr.
Simonson opened with the "Devil's
Dance , " by Rubinstein , and showed him
self a pianist of great skill , playing with
intelligence and delicacy of execution.
Mr. llirschbach followed with " 'Tis I ,
Alone Can Toll , " and appoareil to bottur
(
advnntago than on his piovioiib appear
ance here , when ho attempted oiotorio ,
but he has the same defects of making a
niiittl forced tone , and shivoiing his
notes , With proper tramingMr. lliisoh-
bach would develop an agreeable voice ,
but tie has ignoiod the truth that thorn is
J a royal road to k'tuning and ossavs to bo
u professional singer without "proper
previous training , which would soften
his faults and do uvvtiy with whatever
inanneritiins ho has. Ji seems a mistaken
kindness to gloss over thu short coming
of ono to whom knowledge might bi ing
improvement.
The third number , tin aria from
Traviata , foil to the lot of the st.ir of the
evening , lir.imbllla , and sue etc-
ated u positive furore. Hur
bweot silvery voice with its doll-
cate timbie , poftm s and punty
In the gioatest trout that \\o have Had
since her laftappoai'.inco horo. Itecoms
. htfunge tlmt the possesior of sueh a beau
tiful and well tr.iinod voice should not be
mm o generally knovui , but Hrambilla is
' yet destined to beeoino one of the most
urilliiint of % .ooi ] blind In America , She
sang i St. JL'otCiabuig and other
Kutopenn cities , but her want of Urn-
uiiitiu lire inovonled her becoming a pro-
iioiiiu'ud succor. In her fcccoml number ,
"ISell Uagglo , " from Sominimldosho was
oven moro nneh.int.ug. She displaveua
greater warmth and hocmod to have lo.st
a certain fa'-iguo Unit slightly marred
Konioot tlui passntrcsin horlir&tnelrction
Miss Wjcotl'is a contralto of more
than aveuigo e.xcolltnico , Iriving a sweet ,
vvull trained volro of good { .cope on the
upper notcdi Slio madu a decided hit
uucl was forced to reappear aftur each
iiumbor.
Mr Vttrup , the violinist , vrns another
foatuio of tlio uvoning. Ho handled his
rich toned violin with skill and feeling ,
nnd made an intitunl impulsion The
concert closed with JIve dancing number *
by the musical union orchestra ,
Grncrnl Tliuyor Tn-Nljjlit.
Chairman Ueohol , of the county central
committee , received n ilia patch yesterday
Irbin ( jenuiul Thaycr stutiug that ho
would bu in Omaha to address the citi-
/.ens upon tlio Ib.suiw of the campaign.
Thu exposition annex has bean bci.uircd
for tin : liuldiiig of the mcellng ,
*
The On * Well.
NVork on the gas well was commenced
yiuterdny. The trail will bu sunk on oily
property near ilnr'a distillery , Tlm dor-
ri ) k Imn been built nnd tlio foundation
Cwiujdutcd for
KOOHTHVAUD
A Housing JDtcotltic nnd Itrllljant
Spccolio * by Cnndlilntcs.
A meeting of the fourth ward republi
can club was held at the corner of
Twenty-ninth and Farnam streets last
night , and was largely attended. Mr.
M. S. Jjtndsay was elected chairman and
Mr A. T. . .Md'hnrson secretary. The
preliminary business of the evening was
the nomination of prceim-t asse or and
constable . Mr James(5. ( Carpenter was
nominated precinct assessor and the con-
tial committee wa-s n'qtiiMteil to place his
name on the ticket. Scrriiul of the can
didate" on the count } ticket were present
and calls were made for Messrs. Black
burn , Simeinl , Uoscw.itor , Tcliuck < ,
Ileimrod and I'ierco. Hrief s ] > i-eclies
neroal omado by Mr.Vebslot \ and a
gentleman from Ncmalin county by the
name of Stevens.
Mr. Blackburn opened the speech mak
ing by hUting that he wasgratilied at thor
r < coption by the fotiith ward republican
club , lie assured the club that If elected
ho would labor for the best Interests of
the county and city nnd use duo itlligeneo
in discharging his duties without allow
ing hiinsflf to be inlluuneod by any onci
He itid not docm it necessary to say
more at this time than that lie would go
to thu legislature as a republican.
Mr. Dlaekburn , in response
to a question put by a workingman -
ingman who cxpiv cd a four tha
ho was rather lukewarm in his support
ot Van Wyck , said that on the senatorial
issue ho would go to the legislature un-
pledged to any one. If ( ieneral Van
Wyck received the republican caucus
nomination bo would vote for him , but
he did not propose to pledge himself ono
way or the other.
Mr Simoial followed in a rousing
speech , lie dwelt at some length upon
tlio achievements of the republican party
and especially its efforts m behalf of tlio
vvorkingman and the homesteader The
county attorney ship being a now ollice ,
ho assured the club that he would devote
his best energies to the disphaipe of the
functions ( { evolving on that inipottanl
olliee. Ho was unalterably opposed to
prohibition , not only because it meant
lice whisky and threatened to cripple the
lo ourcos upon which the public schools
depend , but because prohibition tends to
curtail the individual liberty of the citi-
/en
enMr. . Rosewater said , in substance :
Iain , pi-ihaps , tlm oldest lu&mVnt nttlio
1 oiirth ward now m tlii.s IOIMII. 1 have lived
In this vvaid tvventythu'ucars ; have uipre-
seated tills \vnut in i nimbi lean conventions
} oais auo , and fiuni this \\nid 1 was chosen
asicpii'suntatlvo of Douglas counu to the
loglslntmo in 1870. To-ilay t 1 1 piouil that
1 am once more on the ticket w Ith the ullim
old soldier vsho led the Tlist Nebiaskii icijl-
uient , ( Jeucral John "M. Tlinvor. My lepubli-
eaiilsm dates back a ( jieat deal fnrthei than
my reldeiiLO in Uinaha. When I was a mere
hov I trumped urouud with the pioci"ous !
durliij'the Kiemont and Dayton campalKii
\\lien rujmhllcaiis neinlniiteil their lust picsl-
denl. 1 then lived in the most inteasoly 10-
publlcan districts of Ohio the Westeui Re
serve a district that In Its day sout foith
Joslmn U. Qi'ildiiiKs. Hen Wade and James
A. ( isuliold. Tneie the cardinal iloeliinesipf
rr ] > iilllcanlsin ) , with the battle cry o 'Freo
speech , free press , fieo soil and tieo man , "
were liiL'iained and instilled vvit'iin me. I
cftiunwiist to Omaha from that other school of
republicanism tlm school of the aimy in
w inch I hud served both in the Held ami In
the war department. 1 took a veiy active
nut In republican campaigns long betorc 1
thought of starting n nowspapei , and In those
days , so far as 1 can recollect , 1 onjojed a
lotmtation as n decent and respectable
cltl/t'ii. ( Laughter ) It is dltfrrcnt now.
Nobody can conduct a dally paper without
treading on a gieat many coins , and the pe
culiarity of Miccessin the pioiession Is that
the editor is unpupulai.
To-day I am a candidate for tlm state PCII-
atc , and , like other candidates , ha\o liuconm
a subject for discussion and criticism. 1
very much icsiet that Dr. Jliller is not
pleased with my republicanism. ( Laughter. )
Uo is awfully put out because I have not ob
served at lift pally discipline. Hut the doe-
tors lime has been " -n occupied In writing
open lettcis to I'cto Ilei that ho had to farm
out the job ot instructing in party discipline
to his lined and polished tuulcrstrappoi. Dr.
Miller's man Friday goes out of his way to
tell mo a tiling 1 have alwass known that I
have no education and that 1 am illiterate.
Now I confess 1 am ignorant ot both Gieok
and Sanskrit , but I know a city oidinanco
from a state constitution , I nevci have re
ceived a sheepskin or college degree. A great
many other men in this countiy have ac
quired knowledge and education in the meat
bclmol ot experience. In that school 1 am
still a student , but have not graduated vet.
( Laughter. )
Another great journalist has discovered
tlmt several candidates of the lepiiblican
party are dismialilied ftom serviiigiu the
legislature because they aio my filends. Jlo
goes so tar as to attack Mr. Siiui-ral because
lie has becu my attorney. I should doubt
less have employed Mr , Hitchcock if he had
ever been a practicing attuincv. When Mi.
Hitchcock was running for the ollico of
councilman he did not consider mv supj ort
as a valid reason why ho should not be
elected. Ho might as well say that Mason
& Wlnodon , who were my attorneys In the
HolTimin libel suit , should bo barred from any
elective olllce. Talking about Lincoln law
yers , reminds me of the nbAiud chaigo that
my only mission In the Icgislatuio would bo
to vvrvaic vengeance on the people of Lincoln.
Jn my speech accepting the nomination I
stated my ambition was to break up the cor-
nipt . 'Ings which infest tlio state house and
prey upon the taxpaytus. This cannot bo
intuipictcil as an Intention to vvauo vvai upon
thocitUeiisof Lincoln or the Htito institu
tions. On thu contrary , If elected ,
I pioposo to vote llbcial appropilatlous Jor
ovt'ij state Institution , but It will bo my en
deavor to In Ing about a ladlcal luloini in
their nmnngt'iiient wherever It nmy ha
needed. Wo want public buildings honestly
consti noted , and st\te \ Institutions honestly
managed.
blxteen veais ago , when I lopiesentpd this
cnuiitv In the legislature , wo brojco up a ring
of plunderers ami Impeached two of tliestatu
olliccis. A howl wa.si.dsed by the deposed
d > nasty that thuir downfall meant thu iiiiu
of the eltot Lincoln and the icmoval of the
cajiltal , but Lincoln Imsgiowuuudprospciul
In siito ) of iJicso terrible predictions.
1 lealixo tliat Omaha and Doiulas county
have ntliei interests which it will bo my
duty , If elccteu , to proi.noto. Omalri needs a
clmiier to meet the wants of a mowing
im'tiojmlls.Vo need countv leirislatiou us
badlj as we do a charter , Wo need icvn-ed
reveuuo laws that will meet our peculiar
necessities. Ifou see lit to elect me , I Miall
dovolo my tlmo ami best oneriries to thu
tnilliei.ince ot these intorpsts. Wo all have
identical inti'ie > , ts In advancing the welfare
ot this city ami county by appiopri.ito legis
lation. UvL-rvthing 1 have and evoivthiiig I
I'VperttohavolscoiiU'ioil In Oinnlia , li Is ,
theiuloie. haidlv necessary for me to assure
v on that 1 Mini ) hibor for the general -welfare
( ) l Him city , aiwell a.s forilinatale.
The speaker addressed hifi icmarks to
homo colored pouple pn'sont and called
their attention to the fact that while ids
republicanism was being abided ho hud
ahvay.s been foioiuost in defending the
rights of the colored race. When they
were flist given the right of suffrage , lie ,
with MMIUI forty other republicans , at the
risk of personal violence , cscoiteu tlioni
to tlm poll--in tliofaeeof u thieatoning
mob , lie had personally secured for
them equal educational puviloges by en
grafting in the school law , while u mom-
tier of the legislature , n provision to
place thorn on an equal with other citi-
/.ens , In even'struggle for their civil
rights he had phwdod their 011110. This
was republicanism of a practical nature ,
and in cortribt with the bogus republi
canism which now claims exclusive pat
ent rights o-j p-irty piineiples ,
In ooucltiMon the | eakel paid"I -mi : i
ropiibliean , but my principle is and al
ways has been onlv to support honest ro-
publicuiu , and 1 propose to support none
otheis.
Mos-ra , Tzschnuk , lloimrod nnd PioiTO
followed and made brief and pointed
speeches ,
Till ; GKU.M.l.N.XMKlTlCUN' SCHOOL
A Tulr Ari-anjjctt I'or tlm Ucnollt of
tlio Sehool.
Ono of the most worthy educational
i ! > ' ' ir'n > in this city la the German-
American school , located on the corner
of Harnny nnd Klncteenlh streets. It
was established some three years ago by
.several prominent Oeimaii citizens , and
n line building erected. Since then the
school has progressed finely , and It will
to-day comnaro favorably with nny
.school , public or private , in the city. In
struction in the German language is
made a specialty , although all other
branches are given proper attention.
Prof. M Humpol , one of tlio leading ed
ucators in the country , is now principal ,
and no branch of education will fall of
the best elucidation nt his hands.
The meeting last evening was holit for
the purpose of allowing the German
ladies to tender their aid
in dofrajing the expenses of
the school , A small charge is
made each pupil for tutelage , but it is
merely nominal so that tlio cost of teach
ers , janitors , heating building , etc. , ex
ceeds the present income. Hence the ne
cessity of something being done in the
way of rai itigfinances. The ladies have
decided to have a fair and last evening
organi/ed for that purpose The moot
ing was palled to order by Mr. Louis
iu'imro 1 , a leading member of tlio asso
ciation , and one whoso heart and soul
are in the work. Ho made a brief speech
announcing what the meeting was called
for , and subsequnntlv the leaders otgau-
bed by the selection of the following olll-
cors Miss T.Lucko president , Miss Stella
Kosowatcr , treasurer and Miss Augusta
I'oni.v , secretary. A general discussion
then followed as to what would bu the
initiatory step towards getting up n
fair for the school ono that would in
every way snttsfv the pleasures of those
who would attend , and at the same time
return the largest amount possible for
worthy object in view. Committees weio
appointed to canvass subscriptions among
the business and professional men of the
city , and they intend to set at work at
once. It is unnecessary to state that thu
proper maintaiiianco of this school is
near to the heart of ovorv one in
Omaha who has a regard for the
education of outh , and undoubtedly it
will meet witli a generous response fiom
every ono.
They Gnu Now Ki joli > c.
Many people in this city were terribly
anxious over the fate of the steamship
Aa-erica , which had such an eventful
voyage across the Atlantic. The reason
was that there wore many prominent
Irish residents of this city reported on
board. J. T , O'Connor of this city , as-
sutcd them no anxiety should bo felt , as
the parties had not taken passage on that
vessel. To-day their fears can bo allayed
by this notice , thati dispatch was re
ceived by Mr. O'Connor ' yestoulay that
the Citv of Montreal had arrived .safely
at New York Tuesday with tlio following
Omniums on board : JeremiahMahonoy ,
John Kennoally and wife , Thomas Col
lins , wife and child , Jeremiah Dee and
several relatives and friends of the afore
said pat lies , who have boon induced to
accept a residence in the "New Ireland"
in preference to the "Oldlieland. " They
started for Omaha at once , and , barring
railroad accidents , will arrive homo in
due time to receive a royal welcome.
The A. O. U. \ \ . Ball.
The first annual ball of the A. O. U. W
lodge of this city was held hist night In
tlio Masonic hall. No little pains had
been taken to make complete all arrange
ments for the ail'air , and the committee
in charge , as well as the members in general -
oral , are justly congratulating themselves
that the ball was a grand success. Aboilt
forty couples were presentaundlipjoybd
themselves to the utmost limit. The pro
gramme consisted of sixteen dances
which hold the meny throng until about
half past ono this morning. Supper was
served at the intermission ty D.inbaum.
This event is the auspicious opening of
a series of balls which the lodge intends
to give with the successive years of its
growth. Although but -
recently or"-an-
uod this branch of the A. O. U. W. is"tho
banner lodge of the state , and gives
every promise of continued prosperity
and usefulness.
Mrn. Benson's Affliction.
Mrs. Benson , wife of Kabbi Benson ,
received the sad intelligence yesterday of
tlio death of her uncle. Mr. Solomon
Block , at Camdcn , Arkansas. This is tha
second time within a year that Mrs. Ben
son has been called upon to mourn the
loss of a relative at her home , the first
being tlio death of her mother n few
months ago. The sympathy of Mrs. Ben
son's friends will be extended to her in
her sorrow.
Hebrew Ijiullcs' Society.
An important meeting of the Hebrew
Ladies' Sowing society will be held nt the
vestry of the synagogue on Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Tlio election of oflicors
and other important business will come
before the meeting. It is expected that
all members of the society will bo pres
ent as no notice will bo sent by mail.
A. Falling Hmoku Snick.
The smoke staeK on Fowler's now
building at South Omaha fell yustorduy
afternoon and caused some damage. No
one was hurt.
llalihl ISoiiHnn'H lecture.
Kabbi Benson will lecture at the syna
gogue on Friday evening on the subject
"Life's Successes and Failures. " Divine
services will bo held at the t-vnagoguo on
Kriday evening at 7 1)1) ) ) o'clock.
Brevities.
General Tnayer to-night.
( ieneral Thayer at the exposition an-
no.x to-night.
The revenue collections amounted to
SU.fiO-I.M ) yesterday.
The work of laying the concrete for the
city hall foundation will be commenced
to-day ,
Permit to wed was granted yesterday to
Robert D. Duncan and Mrs , Cecilia
Giinn , both of Omaha.
Charles Best , a former Omaha news
paper man , now editor of the Noligh
Tiibimo , Is in the city.
The Union I'neilio has borrowed about
a do/en of tlio Wabash engines to bo
used in helping out in the present freight
rush.
rush.A
A oak thief got in hU work on three
valuable overcoats Jast livening at l.'orbes'
boaiding house , on Eighth anrt Pacilio
streets.
A young man assisting in moylng n
house on Tenth street had ono hand
badly mashed yesterday , by having it
caught botwren two rollers.
Cora Lucas commenced suit in Judge
McCulloclfrt court yesterday for juilg-
ugainst A. W. Cowan & Co for $150 for
goods bold by the Hrni for Ilio plaintiff.
The work ot icgistration is progressing
rapidly in the dillnront wards. The prob
abilities are that the coming election will
c-all out the largest yoto ever cast in
Omaha.
The meeting ot tlio first division of the
Sunday School Temperance. Array will
bo hold In the Third Congregational
Church , on Nineteenth street , near Lake ,
Uds vvoiiing , at 7)0 : ! o'clock. The
boys and gins have a guod programme ,
und would like to Imvu their friends
comu and .hear them. Everybody In-
Np SfLINTKBB.
A HeceiitioniUo Hnnlcy-Sulllvnn Com-
lim"/lBni o Mail Notes.
T.lui friends' p(7Ack ( Hanley have made
the prcllmiu.-utVuiranjroinents fora bcne-
bit ontorlainwiofl ] ! tolio tendered to him
at the position annex next Monday
evening. Thr foiling is general among
the sporting op c and lo\irs of sports
In Omaha anij , tlir.oiiL'lioul the state that
Hanley was - Wrongfully and extremely
punished forbjs.yiolalioii , of thestato law
in his momor.i'ble light with Toll. Ho
set veil his seitteiflk ) like a man , however ,
and is now at { ibeity , without resources.
His friends , lliot'efoio , propose to gi\o
him a lift by a'ehinphmoutary benefit en
tcitninment. The leading local sports
have volunteered their son ices , and will
furnish mi atti active programme. There
will bo n series of sparring matches be
tween Donaldson , McDonald , Clew and
other pugilists , with club swinging exhi
bitions , musical features , etc. The affair
will bo managed by Kd Hothory , and
will doubtless bo liberally patroniy.ed.
Ailliam Gleason , in advinco of the
John L. Sullivan combination , is in the
city arranging Jot the appearance of the
champion in this city on Thursday evening -
ing next nt the exposition building. Sul
livan is on Ins way to San Francisco ,
where ho will meet Paddy Kytin , on No-
vonibor 15 , m nn eight-round glove con
test. Ho Is accompanied by a combina
tion of pugilists , under the management
of Pnl Sheedy , ami will give sparring
exhibitions on route. The company in
cludes , besides Sullivan , Stove Tarlor ,
Pete McCoy , ( Joorgo Lo Blanche , Dan
Murphy , Jim McKeon and George Weir.
The pugilists who are already in the city
will assist the combination in the pre
sentation of their -programme.
T1IK Cl.OW MCDONAI.l * MATOU.
The match that has been announced to
lake place on next Thursday evening bo
tvvccn McDonald and Crow has practi
cally been withdrawn on account of an
alleged dissatisfaction that , exists with
their backers. The fact is , it is gonorallv
believed , that the principals ate not at all
anxious for the match. Both men re
ceived their instructions in the ait from
Frank Haves , both sue very equally
matched , have fought one draw light and
do not care to meet in a contest.
HASH UAI.I. JIATTKKS.
Tlio committee appointed at the recent
meeting of the base ball enthusiasts to
solicit subscriptions to a stock company
completed their work yesterday , having
secured subscriptions amounting to
iRi.OOO. A meotinir will be called probablj
on Sunday to elect ollicers anil select
select grounds.
List of Voters ih tlio Second District
Fourth AVui-tl.
Anilrt-st > n E M 24JO llarucy
Ambrose ( Sen W 10l ! Fninani
Anderson AndiQ\v \ 'Jith bet Fainam and
Douglas
Amleison F 10th and Ihitnev
Austin Samuel ( col-s ) e coi 20th and Hatncy
Alulerson A UTCfi and Dodge s sldo
Anderson P -I.lttnipid Dodge
Albciisins A Daugas and 2Sth
Allen U U Clark mrtr St Mary's ave
Austin T UOth and llaruoy
Arnold Kdwaid s w-cnr : Uth ) and Douglas
Andrews C A JtllM-'mnain
Alt.0 A aU2 fat Maij's ave
AudiowsC AWJt tfftrnam
Ainuld Fiank'M 4.W < Joiivout
Atkinson A 1818 Kftrham.
Ahlmiest A T. 5 fcJWlaik
Aguew Thomas1 ! ' rmv cor 10th and ramam
Anderson C A-40fl V filth
linker Gee
Blown C P nw cur .18th and Ilovvam '
Benson N J JJiW ; Upward
Benedict Fred iipri > ali v lew
Burluy A If led U/M-irAi uaui
Bartholomew Win OTU4 llnruey
Ulo.mber > : Ohas/AS.f7s > OJail . t .
Uin-mestor CfmsT : rtTr" > Oth alid Fainam
u n\ mini / Miinunuui mm i .uinim t
Uiekeiiliold 'Hans 11 n vv eoi 1'itb ' aiutTai-
n am
liiov > n Gee F 201.0 Ilarnov
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Brown \\m 11)2010 ) Jlainey -
Bevms Andrew f/il Faimew
BteckomidiroC VWfi FiiJrv'.nvY
Bushman wnf M 1512 Ilow.ud
Bellls K I-154 ) Convent
Bryant Fiank B S30 Pleasant
Blown Frank I ) 117s IMh
BinvvnS H 2100 Knrnairt
Biishimm IlenV.v litllovyard
Belback Cluvj J5il Ilarnav-
JilIInnsA8MU3Iliiiiioy !
Bushman Win 111P11 Uojvnrd ' '
UosvvitMortzlDOl Fain im
Bosvvltz Ilbhn KS > I'leasant
UosvvitSamliet ll'OJ r.nifam
liaseman A ( col ) 1'Jth bet ra.rn.im and Har
noy ,
Benson George KSOtti bet Undfje mid Doup-
licnson Georce Oth and Dotutlas
Brush George2012 Hainey
Baiker John a.W > St Mary's ave
Dnnnford John S.509 Karnam
Biovvor K G nvv cor Ibth and Farnam
Bowman N 231 s 215th
Blown W II52010 Harnoy
Beaon IVter ! i710 Dnuglns
UJorklund Allied Kil n Clark
Hronl tireen ( col ) IHth and Ilnrney
Brandies Arthur 5M PleiiHant
Baiker Gee > J.i08 St JIary's ave
Brandies J L 521 I'leasint
Bradslmvv David B UM near Ilainoy
Bush Herman Fl'-iSs ailth
BeiiKon Wondull tiMl ! Dm
Baker CM 1011 Fainam
Adolph l > 0tli and
liliinki'r Wm JWlli hct Douglas and
Kill ton ChnKnoi I'lcasniit
lininosT li our 11 nil and I'lill Slioiidaii
IlaitlcttKM 2 11) ) I'ninam
lliirkusG ilSOU Douglas
Mlaukburii T W Colfax ui J/i > avonworth
liaclimann U .M s n uor llitli and F.unam
-Draiululs Hineal .VJ11'loisaiit
Haudoll KranlcV IMOlIainoy
liootli.Inlm A MHO 1-arn.im
( Mi nurd I-2U4 bt Mim'Hiivo
lcrtiaudi ! i : lliil P.iiimin a
liuiniitt D.txld K I.W.I Ki-rimm
Hit KsC A 2001 ht .M.uj'savo
linlch n U 2J17 Dod o
liiovvn.l.is li 210 ! ll
Oushliu UO UUsiS
Clirihlunsoii .John C 400 B I9tn
C.npeiilor Ja > ( i fii'i I'auvlovv
Caini'iitPHii-o'l' r > ir ) Kairvlow
OrovvellKlI 172) ) llarncy
Clicshli'i Lc.unlrr AI IbS } Furnaui
Coin i : li 151 ! > Hanicy
CoiTKi'shell Aliuon K'iltt ) llarney
OiiliiutzcrFr.uirv iuitliNMiat coiner 2otli and
Doughs' I'-4
Cook Alvli ) H IKS tfariiaiu
Chilslonai'ii 1' Xl TO h lUth
Chamhor Win
Cohli ICmnry Ai ,
ciiuk w I'ao.ifiri ! (
Clark A M 241.1 HnrnVy
Cmry Daniel n'Jh'JiUi
Cr bo Joseph bel'2dand ! 21th Harnev
Connor F N . 'VM.likaiJtit
Coolv.1 S 1 H Hftfifor
HftfiforV
Carter Janiei Di * Virginia nvu
icabHiT'iiium '
Cab li
Cook 1'BV ll-Jh 1 Ih
Clnpm W II lii ! Hi
Cell man Y 11 Dr ti noni St Mai ) ' *
ave
Chamhcrland .11) 1
Chnmhcrland 1) M Kni nam
Chilston .Inlin UmPit Seldun's add
Ca ! > ton ( ! NT M'J. 'Mi
Crovvell K M fiJl V.iTk ave
Crewel ! Elv fiat Paikavo
Currier. ) Pll. ! 2,5d
Contllnj ; F W 34U-l llaruoy
Calm Auion 2-15 Fiirniin )
Calm Martin S-JIB Fainnm
Calm AHyit'fill rariiuin
Clark A J 400 s IVlli. '
Cole J U 17th nnd Harney
Caribou n j nit ; g null
Cormlck Tiutmah nw cor Ifith nod Farnam
Cook H r&oc s Phil fehtfililuii
Curtis S S nw cor J.tjavunvvorth nnd Paik
uve
Chandler F2828 I.eavenworth
Carr J > V noror Center and Lunvcnwortli
Crlukuuiro S It I'M I I'arnam
Clark Willis FlMlB Harney
Clark KSB415 Hat nny
Calilll A lux ) tli In11 Karnnin nnd Iiouglas
Corcomn P J MV cor Dnuulas aim liCtli
DnviaV W Cnuicti and Proiuwt
D.ivla Josoiili .S t'lmr.'li and Prospect
CUas II 1015
Dufmnp A R 1 ,1 Dousln *
Di-GioitHS It.dfcks block
1V > ftnul C H llctlk-ki bloc-li
Dnttdj r. S ttcorclaavc nnd Slicrmau
niiinlv P. S Irironnclanvpiuid Hliormau
Pm licit Wm I' ( col ) litlt mid St Marys arc
Diumiiit.l II ] ' ? ) < i 2ltli
Monllttln W KailO llarncv
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Dodils. ) A 4W Ooiivent
DnvltMlohlp 1MO Pariiam
DoiH'ckcn A 11 Ivirtcnud Scldous nJd
Daillnu Mlltmt V ) Plrasniit
Dei'MlcldpSHT Ilnrnor
Ininr.in Frank MWK Fatunin
D.inli.uun I.vmin l.'ll I'm nam
ppmaioitWm PIMM llaruoy
iclert : A AM2 Pl.-n-salit
F.nXson 'I'liO' * 1TJ 1 1) ) niKl.is
I'VtT-Oll .los 41J s lUI ! |
Krlotsdii Pied iiuh lu't Paiiiam auil.llarncy
Pilkxon Wm M r. : i Dntiitlas
r.itKirv K h ! ? A > 1 Parimm
Kmorv hnloin 2-irtO Painniii
iimld : : r.ui iiouni.i
P.morj Chax Mo Falrvlaw
Kdvvaidi.lolin P Oti : Oolfnx
Henry 'MW loili ) u
( i. 'Oth ami D.niclas
I ) K I'jrouvont
Kspwjrcn .lolin N" ' . " .1111 bcl Farnam nnd Doug
las
Ku'M.I IMS ! Convent
Fnlst I.ouls n o cor tlcorgla ave nnd U H
( Ir.iiit ave
FovUoi HA1&05 Fntnam
PlnnC NS'UI-J ! llirncv
Poster ( ! II ion DoiiL'fas
IvHti'i ,1 W Kill Dotutlns
Klt/jmtilck WinF.VW Pulnlcw
Puller Chas H Jffll St Maij.s ave
Flynn Jnltii swi3 Fftiiiaiu
Funkliou er At F Sl l7 Doil-ro
Field .John 51H s Will
Font ) K H 27.U ) Lo.iv
Free David LoavisnvMulh nnd Colfax
Frank lilmerD ( ir-orpla ave nrMiuiiuan
I'llfk C JC Ptosprrt and Oobuin
Klteliett C M S iill ! ) Ilainoy
PosiUko U E44 ( ) Convent
Freeman 1) ( ) lH ! ) Cdiivent
Forsx tli ,1ns ISO sU-lth
Proynait .Iiio A WH Pleasant
Faulkner 4H s P cor Dnuclas and 10th
Falilcv.l FSi Falrviow
Fiune > Wm A s vvcoi Dodge and Jcffurson
Pcisiisun J I ) 1712 DotiKlns
Piiiirlii'nn H .1 room Jo Ilcillck blk
Fitch F WUIlOPai nnm
Flnl.i\sin ( Alo'J.'ts Hatiu-y
Koran Phil p.YJT Clark
( iilllith .lamps A tM Park nvc
( iroMiiaiiu John II 2tis2.d : !
Giimtli.l \ "iir P.uk ave
( iallanher lU-uj 2fltii and Domjlas
( Jelili-n Mattlio\v 2fith and Farnam
j Snnil 210t ) llninoy
( iiidlev F Pu\v 001 IStli and t'arnain
( iaiildltoht Dim Parkiivo
liiillen .loot A 501 Pleasant
( lortou L C Chinch imd Center
( raves Fnink : il'i ' s Itith
( ibsnii dco.Vki Paliviow
( iilnon Wm2tU l'\irnam '
( iondilch C b 20li ( and St Muiy's
Cilllitlis. ) K2iits Uou las
( ii'tschcr 11 C Isaac A. Soldon's add
( Si'tsclier Pliillp Isaac Soldon's add
Uiltbon Win A La 11.1 Fainnm
Graham C1I ( col ) IMh bet Fiunam and Har-
noy
Green Itiphaid ( col ) Georgia ave cor Shci-
luan
Gorhardt P L 2fils U S Grant
Gullen.r lllsiiiPainain
Gtav W I..1M Philblieiidan
Giaj-Hon li ( i Ibth and llaruey
Graves W 15 2sth and Doiml.is
( JulTeu A W aTilJSt M.nj'savo
( ioiild Finnic P271S Douiilas
( rillls Kvietl 'JO'.s astli "
(5.11 ( lipr L A M7 Plensint
Gilllltli.i A.V471Mrkavc
( iporno C W 4.'tO Convoiit
( Jailiohs K I. , 114s 24th
Giatton Mis Mary U ' )412 Ilaincy
Haner H H ! J1J llarncv
Hunt II M tor Giant and Virginia ave
ilammoiid J F Vliqinin nve nt-ai .oavnn-
vvoilh
llav Joseph l io Farnam
Hull PL 1514 Hainey
Munloon S A 510 I'liM ant
Mallei Chas vV 1f > OjPiirnaiu
Holmes Finnic S'JOU F.unam
Hiintoon Win K 510 Pleasant
Hall It S 2.S2J Farnam
Hellci Albeit 2318 bt Mail's ave
ITorbaih.I V Ittii Douglas
Iliniov I > d 1801 Farnam
Hurtiiian Chris 3UO Farnam
llendiix Milton ' 07 Hownul
Hohdilx.1 R24'it llatnoy
f lo > v-.ird .lolin O ? ' * > Plu saiil '
Hail S De-.W Farnam ' - "
Hunt A li iVit Pai nam
Itayvvnrd T C 1-riactt Seldon's addltlou
HuntS.I Ml Con vent.
licickt Ilenir + 45 Convent
1 leicjvt Chai les145 Convent
lldaglalid ( ieoran A 123 s Ifith
11311011011 uaoil hi Mary's ave
Hardy WU HHsl7tli
lliluman A , V 10JH Douclns
Hi'ibOU W li f.JO Geoisi.1 ave
HolTnian O'b ( ) - ,
Hbvvaid.I C , W > Pleasant
Urines J G SO.1 s 21th
.Hart C L20riP.ii nam
Iloltioif .lolin CB003 Famam
Hill Louis ISUUllainey
Haisha W J 20 > s25tli
Huliermaun A li ; 7H ( > Douclas
Housovvorth W S25IhSt Mniy'bavo
Jlajdcn K 1C Kedlok's block
Hayden bt v\ait Hedlek'.s block
Iloyn Gee -Ifi'j Convent
Hushes E 11 2J23 llainuy
Iloel Frank 2-407 Ilainoy
Ho ward I'M IWsiM
Ilantybciiy H M 20'fl SI Maty'ti ave
Ilalli : li 4 0 Convent
lloj t U II Virginia ave n Lenvenwortli
Halt Thomas 2714 Donirhis
HuntGJ ( iiant and Vliuinlanvo
Ilamann C I ) 'J7tli nnd Douglas
1 licks G X20.lolIeiMm
llulijpitJ H Wl Foiost ave
IlallM li 190 % Farnam
Iliiiillnir W Kintl Farnnm
Iimmli ( icoiKO 2(124 ( IIo\vaul
llodge-s Frank 210 b VJtli
1 Inilito .1 'R s > C'lark n ht Mary's ave 1
) \V4fHConvent \
Inuram cnrDlth aullotiglns ( )
Johnson Louis 405 H llHli
Jnidan it C 201 1 Harnoy
Join's Alfied I ) ; ) ir > h Kitli
Jaorf Andruw 411s I'.lth
Johnson Cluis iDslUih
Jonas A C bt M.nj'savo bet Convent nnd Ml
Ple.ibant
Johnson Andrew "sth nnd Farnam
Johnson C J 2 22 Fnrnam
Johiibiin Clulbll'MTJlli
Johnson James No 1 2ith and llniney
Jeii en Maas 2 ( Ki Farnam
Junes AC2JISS1 Marv'snvo
, lisk.ilck Jacoli llilb Tth
Johnson G A ll.-inmj bet 10th nnd 20th
JefleiU TC 1MO F.iimim
Johnson F aiM b aoth
Jatvls Wmlt Hbs24tli
Jiuirjuson J 1C 2010 Ilainoy
Johnson James No22Mh and Dodge
.luni's K K (510 ( Vliuinla nvo
Knnui Josojih -I.'onvnl ( !
Kcniston 1) 1514 llainev
Knlin J MSllOSt Man's uvo
Kiilin N A 2-no St Mao'b ave
Klin ball I ) KlilOs Ihtli
Keulell UdvMird P 20th brt Douglas and
Dodge
K-iimard Al J 'Ki7 | Dodge
Klelto Max 2 Sth ami Douglas
Kocn A lien 3i. ) i Fainam
Ki'iin.ud.1 L2i7 : : Dudu'o
KibWA H 1 1 ! ! H 17th
Kaufman Lovl lllir. Pat nam
K.iu S Pflinam bel 20tli and Olst
KIIIHIU Call t > | h and Dnduo
Kuiinod } JoluiJ 103 s iftth
KIiiK Pull colored 1'Jtli bel Farnam audiiar-
u oy
Kent Art 432 Convent
Kitchen H li into Harney
Kelley Kd 1) 1M < Farnam
KoityL 11 1510 Hovvaid
Kfilton Thos L 115 s astli
Kardc-lIP KiaosUiitb
Kanlinan Henry .Ws s 'Mth
l.cndaev .S H i > cor Ibth and Harnoy
Lo > ve Fredli Isl'J I'm n , tin
lov , < ) . ) is : lu ihlji Farnnm
LowoT 11 ISl'.i ' Farnam
Lovit'icn J Ail Hi liouaiil
Ludinsiton H I' 100,1 Fnrnam
Leo J G 2ilth and F.irnam
Lovitt J L 2114 tit Mill ) 'n ave
Lock f > K 127 ninth
Landiuck C'li.is Ki.'l Ilovvaid
l/.irtion II n vvcoi > lh and Dnuplas
LuvvoV JI K vv cor loth and Howard
LocjjnlbU W200J Frfinam
Llnahan J A'-toili ami Harnoy
Loieiuefi W F.Vji320tli !
Laison L P'SiOG Harnoy
Limnev W 1) ht Marj'bavo bel 17th and IBth
Lei T II 210 h toth
Lindbnin N H 23th and Farnam
Larson Ajulum 20ih Iti-t Farnam and Doug
las
Larimer AVin 1 KB Park ave ,
Mead FDauji Farnam
MoodidJohn C517 Pleasant
MalloJohn L 2.518 Dnii-l.u ,
Me lck Wm A 107 b 27111
Mulfuid llany ] J2l3 iid :
ilaisli J A cor tilth ami Lu tveinvortb
Mulntosh Alex 2117 Harnoy
MaUon Klmur 400 M 1'Jtli
MuitiuV C 1MO liarut-y
Mnndellmric N 4 t Convent
Marklry H A Phil Sheridan and St Mary's a' '
Mntmlmh P lut lonveitt
Mm row .1 C Parnam bel 31th ami SOU *
Mlllard.l H KMO Fainnm
MnnnitiK W TWI aflth
Mullfr.l .t wyt Itatnuy
Millatd \ \ li Kill Parimm
Mnrlln W J wil Hiirupy
Muirnv 'I'lios 17J1 llarucy
' . - . '
MilCHitllo'.JT-'O Hoiitlas (
.MnniiliiK"IW1 \ St Mntv's arc
Mendelsohn 1.'j.Mhnnd DodRO
MaMIn W ( ' IMOllnrnnv
MatlH'vvo W OSO.H ) M Mnri't nvo
M tr lmll .1 WJH s M
McKtilieWin II Wl s'JOth
Mever \ HVV cnr'.iJlh and Douglas
Mills K A lir > M-J.1lli
Monell.lohn ,1 Ji .WfrH.SI Marvsav
Miirrj P A BMVKSA HUN mid
M.utin C W .Hill Ilniney
.Mmtin vV . ! ioil llnnuiy
Mow A I ) IM * DotiKlas
Miitthfi-von ( i r aoil Pnriinm
Mount D I 110 lYtnum
MnmlV (5 ( s\v eor llith mid IOU1.13
MaKraiu * I ( ! . ' 0-JDSt Marvs vvy
Meallo Win \ 1.110 Hnrney
MealloS N 1M ! > llnrnoy
MilnijV \ ITiV. rie.i'-ant
Millet ThovWJt Doduo
Aliijcrdfo P'.IH Dodco
Meuentli S.I 1WI rnriiam
Moiipll Adam Jelfer < on hot rntuvm nml
; ' ? ( ' ) | HSOMi
MmiteiiiiiPtv C l 2 ( W llarncy
Mcliiiiitli Jos 2-0t Farnam
Malcolm K 1,1DOJ Fainam
Moulsscy .Ins 27W Doiho
Meidimbcr I'd n''H ! Harucv
Melehei F W Wi" > Ilinviud "
MnriUon W A Ills Doujilas
Mltchal Tliot GIOVP cot Leaveinvortlv
Mans It ( t 1523 Douglas
Melqulst Honj "fitli and Ilovvaid
Mct7cl Alex 1.1(51'J ( Fainam
Maikell ino-i - Dottcbs
Mancbpster ( J "X Ml I Tarnam
Mair Win Doll Colfav
Mlsenei W S nili I'nils ave
MKener J WHIP P.nkavc
Millci A I ) 1lHh and Hainey
MeCltiH ! 1C A V S VlnrlnlA ave
McCliuo Ilany W VitRlnianvo
McWhorierS AiVi" Put nam
MidiMth S. | ivwParnam
McSli.inc P.I Paik avn n Iji-avenvvorth
McCoid W 11 204slbth
Mc'allieOwi'iiSlJi ( Hainey
McCalliev.lohn P l.eavenvviutlv and Col fax
MiC.illicv IIitL'h lj"avenv\oith and ColCax
McDonald I ! HUH Donulis
McLean Thos.I Kilo F.unam
Mc.siiano.John ASOthand Fainam
McL.tiKlilin I" D l.ritr > Karnmn
MeP.lioj W A WJI St Mao's ave
M ( ( 'lure I ! C' M s I'Oth
McieeJohn ( S lith n St Maij'savo
MelCen/Ip A Sid and Dodco
McCandllsh \ N' ( , 'Jl Vltglnfa ave
McCan John -IGi Convent
.MuGuekin 1) I , s o < oi Clh and Dodge
McKcnna 1 , P.Mo Finest ave
Millov.I A "I" " ) Pnhview
Mever Ma2"ilh bet Douglas and Dodco
Mojean Louts'011 llainev
Nelson A ( r 2iitliliot DotKlasaiid Farnam
Noimoen Nels Bests A llill't addition
Nelsoti BLMI itith bet Fainam und Harnoy
Noimeen \ .vl HJs'JMIi
NullKh.l , ) IMKI Fainam
Nelson C 'JOth bet Farnam mid llaruey
Nash KV \ 1HI2 lluinej
XeHmaiin Win 1310 Fainam
I ) 150 Fainam
Nellcinv 11 ails Shi
'eliu'li Win 20lli bet St Mao's ave and
llou.ml
Nason A W JOlb St JLirv's ave
Neville James 20th and llatuoy
Now man H C ills ILirnoy
Nortluop J ,114 Pleasant
Ts'evvcomb llenii It " > 2is Clark
Omlen Cliaa cor Lltli and Fainam
O Connor J J 4J7 Convent
O'Connor Ch is I'atk ave and Lcavenvvortti
Obeilelder Is.iao "M 2,1th
OL'leshy WmHHslSth
Obt'iteldei S 2.1th and Fainam
O'Dnnalioc D J 2012 Fainam
Osboin F 1 < HU" F.miaui
Olson IJ.IIDPV cm I'.tth ' and Ilarney
On Thmiias M 51H Pleasant
Pbelps D T HUl Fainam
Poitei Colm.m 1. coi Lfavciivvoitli and Park
juc
Paulson C T eor 20th and Il.lrney
Penniov P M Isa.ic & hcldun'b adilltlon
l'atoi.xon ( ! eo 110 s24lli ,
PovvuIICMJSaiPlL'.iu.iiit " " ' '
Ponil Ki.inlc ( JioVo iii\irJriiiiiim
Poland Lutlioi 8309'jtinam
I'eti'rsnn Ole liners Js Hill adilltlon
PatUei A A 2-10' ) Iodo ( ;
I'uti'ison John 2T01 DodKQ
PikoH 1) J42J Parnnm
Pottr John W242 ! ) DniiRlas
Poland J W 2T,0 % Pariiam
Petcii-nu Loui < ; 440 Convent
Pe.ioooli AndievrSJlil Harney
Pent/ul Jeiumu llith nnd Fainam
Poitei W Su-jOl iiarnoy
Polluck A tb'-M Fainam
Polton Win J 1.112 Faihain
Pettet II W H vv corillsiand Douglas
Pauott Kl 2.1J' ? Fainam
Panott J II 2.12'lPjinam
PrilelteltGooi o E20Ssl&lh
Pioslou J Kll5himh
PiuvH Itobtcor JelTeison and StMaiy'n ave
I'i alt 0 U210 s24th
Piindt HuniySISs 17th
Piindt Ose.ir II 2ia blTth
Pieston Wm 2115 How aid
P.nker O 2-iOS st Stair's ave
Pcterion K C 40f > s li'tli '
Pnltorsnn ( ledge Ill's ' 24tll
] > hels | F P 'Ji07 Farnam
Piiiiiisluml ivtacih bet Dodge and Douglas
IVtcison UClbJl Parnam
Phillips. I N 17J2 llniney
Iiuapko Louis 171,1 Douglas
Uoseiivveiji H 1515 Douglas
lloso Cvi us 1'liil bheiidnn and Hull
Itcdlck Win A s vcor ( ! eoi0'la avonnd Giant
Kasiiiussun Chris Harney bet filth and ! JOth
llanoy O IUIKH Farnam
liltlilei ( ! ' 201,1 Painam
I'uatio Thos Ifith and Fainnm
ICi > ichonbtiiiS2.oi ; P.iinam
Ulcktoi 11 1.015 Fainam
ItobldoliIleni ' , " . ' . " .1 Painam
Itnspvvntei Andiuvv 2IM ) ) Parnam
IIIcliardsT WT'JU B mil
Ituslitdii C liinej Iliuiify
Itellei .1 no 1W ( llarnuy
Itallinmnn 11 Ilainey and 20th
1 icitllj that tlio nbovo names ate a true
and eoneot eopj of thu registration bookb ot
Ilio Second dlnti let , Fointli vvaid.
. C.Alll'1 NT Kit ,
P.t'Sistiar.
A KWINDLFJl
Decs not refei pot ih.e purcbai-cr to his
victims. The Aihlophnios Co , glatlU re
fers sullerers fiom ilieiiinatibiii , neuralgia ,
sciatica , nervous or hick lu-adacbc , kidney
and livn complaints to those who have
been cured of thete diseases by Athlo-
plioios , nnd will furnisli nanict. nnd ad
dresses of mtnhiich peisonfc to those de
eiiin theni. Athlopliro ! > it , the only icm
ed ) for thcfcc diseates that can stand sucli a
test.
nd ertonKan. , Jan , j tli , 1886 ,
Ias I . .illlictedNJtli rheninalisni for ei ht
years , and it had become chronic in itf ,
vvorht fornii and after u ing one bottle of
Atlilopoltiob I have not felt any hjmptom
of it for tix months It done more than
than that , my vvlfowas uflllct d with neu-
lalgi.i for twelve \cart , , had an attack ev
ery month. Aftei taking one bottle , m
months ago , has only felt it once or Uvice
since J. C. DOOMK ,
Mrs , Thos. TilcCue. Sniiloni , Illork , cor
ner Hlh and Main ttrccis , Uiibuque , loua ,
BS S "I am still well. Latt winter was a
verysevcie and cold one foi me , but I did
not have an ) return of the rluuinatit.ni
Atlilophoros has proven a good medminc
lor nie ' Abouta rai aiu Mib McCne
IiaJ a v iy sevrrt- attack of unfbinmatort
iliciiinuttsin in uhic.lt the fuel nnd hands
v\ere v ny much swollen , o nnicli t > o that
jtouwnild scairely SLU one ot tue a > klc ,
and some of the tutnniU uere completely
coxervd lorni.iti ) ' vtcekv. She hnd ttiiflcr-
ed almost the agonm * of death Finally ,
alter retorting to varies remedies with no
nviiil , her hueband nuliccd the advertise-
muni of Alhlophprci , ' 1 he n hull of iU use
vva > viniraetiloiu , ih > ! suellmt ; U < I KOOII re
duced , the pain Mib'lu d , and the was again
up and around and has not been troubled
bince ,
Kvwr druggist Bhout < l knop Athlopho-
ros nml Athlojihoros I'illn , hut wlterothoy
cannot bo bought of tlm dru ist thu
AthlophoroB Co. , ll'J Wall bf NowYorJf ,
will send olthor ( c rrluo paiii ) on recoiDt
of regular pi ice , M hlch in $1 00 nur bottle
foi Alhlopliorod : intl 5Jn. for i'lllu.
I'ur ll > er nml Llinu > y ilistinsb" , d ) < iiuii > lnln-
dlrfeiitloii. iu.uknuaTi , nuri'uns Jelijht.i , UUoHv-t ,
nf noinuii , ( oii Ni4il | ii , liL'uihume , lint tiru
blood , itc. , AtljlDp iuiot > J'lIU lire uie > | ilu'c ' I II
ALLEN'SLUNGBALSAM '
AN OLD
CONSUMPTION ,
COUGHS ,
COLDS
,
CROUP
,
FOR AM ) AM.
fiimivp
Hiconnnendol tj l'li } lclnni
A * a SiU'r IXiicctoruiit UctiUMl } ,
. IT CO'JIAINS NO OPIUM.
A WORD OF CAUTION.
Tltore are innm Conitli ( 'inn * . > oh repra
simlliiK to lip "jn t n ( PIMM u ' Al.tiKN ri [ , l Nil
IIAI.SAM. Slum tin-IKC ill all n.ine.lloj Itli-
out met It.
Culiror and IIP sure joii Ret
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM ,
Piico , S5c. , BOc. nml $1.00 n Bottlo.
AT DRUGGISTS.
J. N , HARRIS it CO. , iLimllacn , Proprietors ,
UNUNNA'll , OHIO.
A Took th t crrrr r thrr
fthnuKl nUc In liti on'R Imnri *
nml iA hlmivl f 1th IboiiUnoot
cnrc. ( Ihr * all Ilia flvmptumi
atul terrlttU frtulta of PiifMtfl
fine to hnrlj > lce iinfl lnvr-
UTof.J
nnd IlfAil * of Fnm- ( Of ! < Im inner )
uevil It. Tiatlmimlabi fromimtncntlouilon Put tort
FREHCII HOSPITAL TREATMENT
Tor l > mln , Uivnjr , Wr kn < . T < i l Vitality , He Bfnl
onlT roflll l I'rrr Con nhntlon. Iruttl 9 A . Bfnlt
C1V1AI.I. AVL.XUi. IS-i 1'ullon ht. . .XciT lur t
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. "
Ilip Orlirlnnl and Onlj Ociinliio.
tnn.nrnuMc la LADIES. A U ) mr llriilil tbr
" < lilrhrAlrrn FnclUI 'ftnil uli > n vltirr or Inrlow 4e
( uiuptlto ii f.r lurtkitltri tn Irlttr l > t rrlitt-n mnlL
NAME PAPER. < Mrhrilrr Chrnilp.l < 'o. .
JftlH Moll.onN1.inrrl'hll | , , '
" Jb , l pn nj lrrjrwhrre. l i . A k fc-r " < hlchft
Or the I.lqtiuttlulill , I'osltlvv-l-
t'uroil by AUntliilHtrrlnyr Dr.
llulm * * ' < olili'ii Kportnn.
it tan be git UK lu n ( .up of colltn or tr nltlimit
the. knowlfilgr of tlmrvnon UUnglll abrolulelr
unnnltvi * , uiul will ellt'rl u ppriimnriit and sprint/
cure , ubrllivr th" putleni liu inodnnii'arlnkor i
i ii uicutuille ri > < W It I mi bern slvtn In the * .
Ilk.lcUut mos.nnrl In r > t-ij' Inslir.icj ; ; fipri cure
lion folloni-it it iiiTiir iHlln Tli kistem nc
Impteenntod ulih the 8praic , It boromi * nu utter
Impossibility fur thu liquor appetite to rxl t
FOU aAi.iJ nv roi.LowtNd niiudoiBTa :
AO1IN ifc CO. , t'nr. J3th anil Do-asla . nnd
ISth & f'ninliiR Sl . , Omujiu , Nob. '
A.I ) . FOSTl Il A : Dill ? . ,
Council III u ID , . Itnra.
Call or wrltr for pampblH cuiiluliiini ( l.utirtmU
" " ' - ' , lriiintlinb : t naoii.il uiul la
nil urirtsof th"touutr
I * vr ,
Ir tiii tiirr , llrrllu * . etc , rciiillln ftnm Itidljcrttliin or
OXrmurK c ir,1 > 1 1 1 , nil I H1nnrli Itl , , ll , , . , tbd
CniiAT fllAKSTO.V THKATMKNT.
Nrnlrtl l > nnk n < nt frfr. BhoiiM be trad liy rather *
Hmlptncj.1 In"
Ihol.ui.ll . of [
tlieirSons _ _ _ _
tf ntrls wiih hiTorniTtlon ofvalurTo nil tain.
MARSTON RCMEDYCO ! 9Pnrk HUco , New York.
Jlcnt on Omiihn Ilro.
FOR WHISKEI'S , MUSTACHES A'10 lALONEsi "
USE HIRSUTINE. JMriVWiZ
V.n > I.M. h IU .nlUUIU.dk | l UMp )
J ) . i 4 UMI. r. . Ih. , MlAUMftM k.W
<
"TRADE MARK * ] S''zl ? l3' ' ' ' "
II , A I'.II. I o. . Sill * > < I * " I'MiUn' . Illi , . I , S. A-
Carry Inirt ho Del Iiira Uof.it nnd United Slutoj
Jlall.sullliu uvtry lllUlaay
Bsi esn Anttver & flew York
TO THE RHIHE , GERMANY , ITALY , HOLLAND -
LAND AND FRANCB.
rvr.i. VNO u mi Kit
Baton from JIV ) to f.C. Krcurslon trip from
J110 to JU ) . Sacoad Cubm , outwnm , SIJ ;
ut lotr rnios. J'ctwr Wriclit & tinus , Goiiorn
Ajcntx , U Ilronuwny , Now VorJc.
llumy I'niUt , 1J1B Kiirniini st. : I'milson t Co.
H 1'Rrnnm fct : J ) . O. 1'tooiuan , 13J < t Hrn.vm it
,7TriikiDunlblIKl ( _
'
'only ano Intlio worlrlKrncrAllna
, KlKlrie lla
v * * - "utrrtit. trientlilc rowcrfni , fxirubl .
Poinf rt ittlw Aurl Tlfoctlrn. ATola rraudf.
. tiiprnt pimnUleU
IIT/IN r u IHIAHI n.
III. HOIItlE. itHf mi W r s , < AVE. CHiCAin.
Curu irltiiout moiU-
POSITIYEi ; oluo. I'ntentoi Oclo
t > ur ta. 1870.
Ono box will aura
the mom obttnuto ca n In four days
leMeilicat
No MIUIBPOHK i1o ns of rnnobi ponalbi or fill of
rn/tdnlwooil Iliat are coi fun tn tirniiiini ilr | i p-
f In bvitoMrnvlmr tlio ivvitlnirs of tlm sKiimuli ,
J'tlcoSI.W. Sold liy nil dni'f jt H or imillccl oo
recolptof pilcn. For furliior jurtloulai * Bent
toiTlrculnr. T.O. noxlin. /ITTDD
T. c. .A.ijrrj.A.Jsr co. , 1 1 i I li K
UUA6JLJ1
Now Yorlt.
luuti tu-iiitiyin it
Tanslll's ' Punch Cigars
nt ro nhlppod ilnvlnn tbo ; m t
Iwo yoam , vrltlioui a drum *
i'oi in i > uriiiiiloy. | Mo otliur
li'Hisela tlio world ( nn trulb-
tull maliiimuhii lnn7ljtf. ]
Ono it aiit ( duller only )
won loft In 01 ch town.
eulU PY ICADING DRUCCISTS.
n.W.TANfciaaCO.,555 aloSLCIiica30.
USED IN ALL
PARIS OF THE
WORLD
ucH iul i'ricxon niihcallin
BI CiirUi. * Hulli , ir unit li'tl
CJ.NtJI.NNATI. I ) . H. A.
BBSXEL & MAUL ,
SlU'CUfiSOr.a to JllO ( i JllCOllS ,
t rji / > K If TI K IS It S
AM >
it hn olil .tut 11)7 ) Kara nn U Onion
t l osrrfu'i 10 lotti I in J p11) ! ! ) ! at-
tied to T.'lopliono Xi J."i
WOODBRIDGE BRO'S ' , ,
State Agents
FOU'i HE
DRUM m PIANOS
Neb.