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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY. FEBTtUAKY 21 , 1887. RAPID CITY'S ' BIG "REFORM" The Beginning of a Change Shows Up in That Booming Place. A LIQUOR SELLERS' BOYCOTT. ItofiiBO to 1'ntronlzo tlio JSIcc- trio Iilulit < ; < iiniinny HCOIUIMO of Tonipcrnnco Stockholders The Sultool of lilnok Hill * Gosilp. ) CITV , Dnlc. , Fob. 17. [ Corre spondence of tlio UEI : . ] It is only seven months since the lirst train of cars pulled Into llnphl City , but in thut time n revo lution 1ms bean wrought in thu com- Jiicreltil , social , political nnii moral as pects of thu plncc. I take spnco now to flrofoi to but ono Hitni of these changes , 1)ii t a recent and striking one one that possibly may become tlio pivot of events ns dramatic a.s those that have torn up Sioux City. There has just been declared n liquor sellers' boycott against thu ISapid City Electric Light company. Ten lamps ( nil that wcru in liquor stores and those in tlio Continental hotel ) wcru ordered out on Monday and tlio following day tlio dry goods store of 1. Morris & Co. , the drug store of Evans & Matteson and Sweeney's hardware store followed suit. The mason assigned by such of the boycotters - cotters as Imvu declared the casus belli is the temperance principles and preach ings of tlio principal stockholders and of- Uccrft of the elcctrio light company. chlolly , O. L. Cooper , the presi dent , and Dr. V. T. McGllh- cuddy ( ho of the Pine Ithlgo Indian ngcney fame ) . Enquiry among the dis- Hatislled liquor sellers falls to do- vclop any charge of overt acts of treason to king alcohol on tlio part of those gentlemen ; it is uyerrca only that they ( tlio whisky men ) will not patronize an institution run by .prohibi tionists. Thu fmv temperance men in the electric light company , while disclaiming prohibition designs , declare that this is not a boycott for injuries done or threat ened by them , but a riorsocution for prin ciples' sake ; and that they will sooner close the works entirely than recant under the dictation. They say they can Rtand it to lot their works Ho idle if the lawn can stand the advertisement to the world that its electric light system was extinguished at tlio dictation of a few rum-sellers and gamblers. The real source of this contention , however , lies deeper Mian the the inter ests of these contestants , and relates to the radical changes going on in this com munity since the event ot steam civih/a- tion. It was with the cars that the arri val of n now order of immigrants gave to , the temperance clement here , long latent , sufficient force to impel active propagandism. Mrs. Barker , organiser of the W. C. T. U. , then came like Paul nnd Silas to Thcssulomcu to turn the world upside down here also. She organ ized a branch of the union , ami it has since continued in full vigor , singing , praying and giving isocials and uicmcs as the manner of women reformers is , but inducing very little swearing oft' , BO far as appears. Moreover , they secured the teaching of physiology and the effects of alcohol in the city schools , and they have opened and supported a free reading room offenses somewhat after the order of those for which Jack Cado chopped oft" Sny's head , saying : "Thou hast traitorously corrupted the youth of the realm by caus ing printing to bo used. " About the close of hist year the liquor clement of Rapid City met its lirst detent. They petitioned the mayor and council for a reduction of the license fee from f009 to $200. Although a conlidcnt at tache of the saloons declared that "when it came to a count of noses that body wasn't going backoa their constituents , " it turned out different. A remonstrance , instigated by the temperance people , but decisively backed by the heavy taxpayers and business men. controlled the council nnd the liquor sellers quit losers. The present boycott is a continuance of that struggle and an effort to get oven. The next step will probably bo a law and order league to strictlyonforco the license law and take away the licenses of all violators lators , which , under present practices , would outlaw orory liquor seller in town. And then , if a martyr is wanted to BOW the seed of the temperance church , wo have ono in training in the person of 'Uncle Jack. " Wood , who goes about daily proclaiming himself u tompcranco crank. So you sco wo have all the ingre dients of a "great reform" hero. The local papers uro energetically silent re garding this matter. "It would hurt the town to have it published. " Possibly their reticence is as discreet and inter ested us Mark Twain's non-committalistn on the doctrine of future rewards and punishments , because ho "had friends in both places1' ! But a wise man of this town said to mo , with ono optio closed : "My son. shut your mouth and hear the conclusion of the whole matter. That boycott Is all bosh. Those kickers are so dashed hard up that they can't pay for the lights , nnd they are making a virtue of necessity. It is fmpocunioaity , not wrath againbt the temperance men , that ails them. " TUB DAKOTA SCHOOL OK MINES was inaugurated bore yesterday. It is two years since the territorial legislature constituted and appropriated for this in stitution , and n year since tlio building was put up , but the opening of the school has boon put oil' until now because no Buitublo head could bo found for it. It hns boon thn hope nnd Intent to make this a school of and in the mines , and the men of requisite technical scholarship , of practical experience and teaching capacity are few , and hard to get for a moderate salary , when engineering and assaying pay so well. The trustees at last blundered upon Prof. F , It. Carpen ter , a prophet In their own country , and chose him dean. If his executive power ranks with his sclnntitia attainments , his mining oxpurlonco and his pedigogical abilities , ho and the school will bo a pro nounced success. The other instructors are well versed scleiitilically , how well practically remains to bo domonstnUcd. The selection of Judge Moody , of Deadwood - wood , as lecturer on mining law is a good choice , 1 judge ; and tncro is no question about thu need of his ripe in struction in a section in which and at a time when the law regulating mines and mining is so little known that not ono prospector and owner in ton knows when bis assessment work ought to bo douu to hold a claim. Tlio exorcises yesterday were timplo and in good tnstu. A brief professional address by Prof. Carpenter , an historical and eulogistic one by C. L. Wood , im promptu speeches and side lights of iiiusio and prajcr made up tlio pro gramme. The trouble begins on Mon day with a class of thirty. Tuition is free , and If they keep politics , whisky and local jealousies out of the manage' nient tlio school > t ill do a greater work for Dakota economically tiian all her other educational agencies combined. BLACK HILLS LEGISLATION. A strong lobby went from Rapid City last week to liismarck to invlcorato the vertebrae of our councilman , Wells , and pull local legislation. Visiting stales men are to appear there from Ueadwood on behalf of Lawrence county this week , Fall Klvcr couaty has already made hei requisition on the Urrltorj in the suajn of the approuriati a ( or a soldiera1 home at | lot Spring * . Ctistur county alone asks for nothing , and sits solitary amoujj her grand iill'ls clothed ju her own yer too and frozen stifY. Wo arc promised Some surprise packages for tlio llilh soon. It will lb ) a surprise if they all open tip as they wore planned.TWICEHOP. TWICEHOP. Tlil2 COMl'ANVS rAUIiT. Verdict of the Coroner on the Ilopul- Ho Wreck. I'lTTsnuno , Fob. SO. The Post's Tlflln ( Ohio ) special says : Investigation of the crcat hnHlmoro.it Olilo wreck of January 4 lins eia\vn ! loan end finally and tomorrow morning the verdict will bo rendered by Coroner Hopper. The verdict Is a very lengthy document , of which the following Is asynopsU from an ailvnnco cony served to night : The coroner lirst linds tlmt William Frederick * , of Holgatc. O. ; J. M. Frnncls nnd Frank Invln , of Dlnck HandV. ; \ . 8. Pierre , of Wlieel- Intf , W. Va. ; Joseph Posllcthwalto Henry I'ostlrlhuixlto nml Spencer Poitlcth- waltn , of Wntzol county. West Virginia : M. II. Parks , of WnsliliiRton , 1) . 0. ; Frank D. Dowinan , of Mcclmnlcsvilln , la. , and others whose nainri nre unknown came to tlielr death by a collision on the Baltimore & Ohio ntlljoau one-half mlo [ west or tlio village of Republic , .Innittry 4,1887 , at 2 o'clock n. tn. llaalso Ilml.1 that iroiehte nelno No. 0 ! was In nn unsnfo and unserviceable condition , nnd that olliclals of tlio road had boon not- ) lied of this fact , but still allowed It to bo moil. The .pnKlnccr of the freight train , Edward 8. Kllcr , was not Intoxicated as charted , but was worn out with sixteen hours and fifty minutes continuous duty with acrccn llruinau anil a poor engine , llo had plenty of tlmo to get to Uurmbllc from Soncca siding , thirty-eight minutes for the ten miles , but hit engine was so poor and leaked so that the llrci were put out and It died on tlio track at the point of tlio collision. The conductor of the frelcht , L. F. Fletcher , failed In his duty by not flaimlnc the limited express , for ho know the engine hail died ton minutes ha- lore the express was duo. The brakes on the express were Inferior and Ineffective , n they failed to diminish the spcod of fort"- three miles an hour more than one-half In a distance of 1.000 feet Tlio manner of heat- Inir nnd lighting thu cars of the express train was Inferior , tinsalo anil ilanserous , nnd con trary to the laws of the state of Ohio. Had the lighting and heating been proper the cars would not have burned and the loss or life would have been very light , llo therefore tinds that the above persons came to their death through gross ncellgcnco oif the part of the officials and managers of the Chicago division of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad , of Garrett , Iml. , and tliroucii the cross ncu'llKcnco of Conductor L. F. Fletcher In falling to signal the express tialn. and throtiL'h gross negligence on tlio part of the owners , numbers and olllcials of the Baltimore & Ohio railioad company for using on said train inferior and Inellectlvo brakes ; also for using Improper , dangerous and unlawful manner ot lighting and heating the cars of said express. It would seoin that such neell- getico as resulted In such great loss of life could not be other than criminal , but there are no laws In Ohio making such no llgi'nco a crime and no laws under which such per sons can be charged with crime. The Cost of Ono Drnnlr. OAKLAND , Neb. , Feb. 20. [ Correspond ence of the BKE. ] Fred WItte , who has been on the cxpcnso of the county since Decera- ) er 18. IKSrt , on account of a drunken spree , 'n which he lost both hands , la till receiving constant medical treat- ncnt. Ilia medical expenses. for mputatlon , and treatment till ho became .veil , will bo fully SHOO. The county com missioners are not In favor of the county xsanng his expenses , 1C bis cane is a clear > no acalnst the saloons. I understand our ialoon men have endeavored to effect a com- roinlhu with Wltto , as ho wilt forever bo liable to earn his support. No doubt his iimnccs will be considerable. This case , .vitli . othoM , will have a great tendency to de- oat the license ticket this sprint : . The Farmer's union of this place has begun lie erection or sheds for coin. Ono of the Iroctors Informs mo that fully 15,000 bushels f corn tire awaiting the completion of thesu iliL'rts. and that they would erect an elevator n the near future. They have the best lo- stlon In town for an elevator. The union no loubt will bo the means ot breaking up the rain monopoly in this county. Points .From IVsmtcr. Neb. , Feb. SO. [ Correspondence f the BKK. ] The Piesbyterlans have been oldiutr meetings for the two weeks past In ilio newly-linlshcd Methodist church. Kevs. 'Jrown ot Emerson , Weiss of Wakclleld , Sloan of Bancroft , and Lodge \Vayue have nuaged In conducting thorn. There Is considerable talk of a now railroad online through Pender In the spring. The uulnuor was in town early in the week ami lalined the most practicable roil to yet found s from Stanton to 1'endcrand thence across he reservation , following Omaha crcolc to lomerand so on to Sioux City. By taking . .his course it Is only necessary to make two or three slight cuts. The engi neers are estimating tlm cost per mile us they proceed and when done will bo nblo to report the cost of construction for the entire line. The survey by way of Ran dolph and Martlusbtirgh is pronounced Im practicable. The senate bill for the organization of Thurston county Is interesting "wouus" jiu > t now , and wo have faith that it will become a law. In that event Ponder will experience a boom , being the only town at present within ho conliuea of the proposed county. IOWA * EN HEWS. What Is Transpiring at the Armiiiosn. Prison. AKAM03A , la. , Feb. 10. [ .Correspondence of the UKK.J Warden Buss , of the Iowa state penitentiary , located at this city , has received from the state treasurer the massive safe for- nerly used as the state cash box , and hence , forth it will bo a permanent llxturo In Ids otlice. it was the property of the state .vlien . the cm > ltal was located at Iowa City and was carted across the country to DCS Molnes by team. On ranching the In evitable , though Inodorous Skunk river , the entire outfit mired down nnd the safe rested in the bog bordering on that classic stieaiu for two months. JIM. Margaret Brady , of Dubuque county , arrived at the prison yesterday noon to be- idn the serving of a tun years bonteuco tor having murdered her mother by shooting her wlille in bed. The woman Is pretty well "broke up" and congratulates herself Ir.U ) she has now # ot a good comfortable home. Kdward Crowloy.-aUo from Diibuoue , was placed In ttiestrlpcs yesterday them to remain for twenty years , a long RCIUCIICO for a man of middle age , for attempting to rape a little girl. girl.Diilmntio county also sent the following : / , . Baldwin , tor attempt to commit rape , two years ; John Qullla , fourund one half yeurs for larceny. The prison now has 305 convicts , Inr.ludlng 14 females. The way prohibition Is enforced In Anamosa U Illustrated by the following instance : Charles Raymond mend was yesterday arrested for drunk mines' * on thu btreot and taken befoso Mayor Brown , who lined him S50and costs , nmount- liiL' In all to about S7f > . Thcstt kind of lines soon break up the drunken habit , for they me afraid of lying in jail on default of heavy lines and coats. Openlnir the 1'inirnii Country. HID-XA : , Mont , , Feb. UO. An account ol the signing of the treaty with the Piegaus at Blackfoot agency February 10 has Just been lecolvcd , The reservation of the Piegaus will be a tract bounded as follows : Com mencing at Maria ? river , at the mouth of the Ciitbauu crock , twenty miles duo north to the Canadian boundary ; then west to the cresi of tlm main range of thu Uocklv mountains ; then southerly on tlw old boundary Hue to : point webtof the source of thu north fork ot Birch creek ; thoncoeatt to said north fork of Birch creek ; thence east along said north fork to the main chann''l of Ilirch croak ; thence east to the Marias river ; thence easi to the place of beginning. The government is to pay Sl.fiOO.CKXl in ten equal annual pay ments. Tlio tieaty. if ratinud , will open a vast eoimtrv , as well as a valuable ht-etion ol timber l.iml , south of tuo the nortii link of Birch creek. _ _ South Omaha. The future great Packingtown of the west lies on the main line of the Uniou Paeitio railroad , by which the cattle am hogs from the farms and ranges of the west and northwest arrive. ALUUIOIIT'S CHOICE is the only property through which the Union Paeitio railroad runs , and is there fore the Best Addition in South Omaha W. U. ALUIUOHT , Solo Owner , 318 South 16th S TJIK niSATUlUE FIlAUft. Tlio Western Mutual ncncvoleut Association. UCATIMCE , Nob. , Feb. 10.To tlio EuV or of the HEK : The BKE'S shot at the 'Western ' Mutual Henevolent associa- ion. " of Hcalrico , scorns to have hit its nark. I am glad to know that there is ono great newspaper in onr fair state hat is not afraid to show tip this ileccp- ivc outlit. And right hero I want to 'omark that the pcopla of loatrico arc , at least in part , norally responsible for the fact -hat - this thing lias existed hero so long vithout its trtto Inwardness being made mown. They haVe advertised far and near hat they were endorsed by their homo icoplo. Three of our local papers of this city never tire of giving them sweet little nill's. And Mrs. Colby keeps their sard in her Woman's Tribune. n the beginning of the scheme Mr. Colby was Hooding the town with lamlbtlls concerning their cussodncss. Jut nil at once ho beeamn "connected vith the gang. " Of course the addition of so much virtue was sufllciont to leaven he whole lump , and the good work has icon going on ever slueo. Hut Colby ud n rival politically and otherwise ind ho , too , bccnmo "connected. " So ar so good. Now then , with the support of two truckling newspapers , that have o truckle or lese quite n litllo job vork , with two attorneys tiio ono in ex-consul , the other a stnto senator , vith the cnshlor of a national bank as heir treasurer , with letters endorsing tlio : ompany from another bank olllcial , also otters from our dearly bolovnd Motho- list pastor , and with the standing advcr- isement in the Woman's Tribune of ourso the "Western Mutual" could say hat they wore endorsed by thoi'r mme people. Perhaps so. IJut ight hero the writer wishes to remark hat ho has never heard any one in Boa- rico speak well of the outlit except it vas some ono connected either directly or indirectly with the "gang. " Hut he HUB has put its * 'foot in it. " Let no tell you how. A day or two iinco an Omaha Republican man wns lero soliciting subscribers , and cited the act that our pconlo ought to patroni/.e ho Republican instead of the HiiE , bo- auso the BKK made war on the "leading issociation of the west , " or in other words , truck a blow at a Beatrice enterprise , but unless I greatly mistake the senti ments of this community there will bo no ears shod when this thing is wined out orcver. In the language of O. 1 * . Mason m our streets last summer ' 'it is n dis- cfraoo to any community. " Yours trnlv " , WILLIS BALL. ALLi BUNCO BIDE. Jommlsslonor Wren , of Chicago Characterizes Certain Charges. The chairman of the hospital committee if the Cook county board of commission- rs , Mr. D. J. Wren , arrived in the city ast Saturday and put up at the Paxton. Mr. Wren is over six feet high and largo n proportion. Ho wears a mustache. vnd goatee , and weighs in the neighbor- teed of HOT pounds. Ho is a carriage lealcr , and when questioned by a BEE epresentativo last evening as to the ob- oct of his visit to Omaha ho said ho w&.s imply here in the interests of his car riage business. 'What have you to say in regard to Ilio jharges by the Chicago pauors of corrup- ion in the board of commissioners ? " was liked. 'There's nothing in it nt all , " was ho reply. ' 'These reports were in- cntcd by Grinucll and the news- nipors. Grinnell wants to bo uayor and the newspapers wanted a sensation. Never sineq my connection vith the board , which is now of several wears' standing , have I ever known of a jingle act of dishonesty on the part of any of its members. All this talk about naggotysoup for hospital patients , farm- ug out of contracts and accepting bribes 'or votes , lias no foundation whatever. " "What do vou know abou the attempt : o break into Lawyer Weighley's safe the other niglit ? " casually inquired the re porter. 'Woighlcy's no more a 'lawyer than I am , " replied .Mr. Wren , evidently mis- .mderstanding the question. "He's the cheapest kind of a shyster , n pottifogor who earns his living in collecting debts jy blackmail. " A. Stabbine Affray. About 0 o'clock yesterday morning John Boyd went into a chop-house on Douglas street and made an assault upon Prank. McQuilan , who was eating a lunch with a young man named Beverly. A row ensued , which was stopped by the proprietor , who put tlio two out of the place. Later in the morning Boyd met IJovurly on Sixteenth street and assaulted him with a knife , cutting his head in a frightful manner. Beverly was taken to the Planter's house , whore ho was given medical attendance. No arrests wore made. _ Fnrsonal Paragraphs. Mts. C. F. Stephens has returned from a visit Sri Kansas Cjty. Mr. J. P. Byrne , connected with the well known' musical firm of Lyon & llealy , of Chicago , was in the city yester day on a short visit. Judge Uaslm , of Alma , in this state , with his suit of tweed , blue tlannol. shirt nnd general frontier demeanor , 'is in town negotiating for real estate. Mr. John Sollick.tlio business manager of the DCS Moines Register , was inv town yesterday , lie had with him about a thousand of his papers , which were dis tributed gratuitously. la Business and Heal Estate is valuable only where there is BUSINESS. Purchasers should bear this in mind and not buy lots far away from the center of business , just because they are cheap. ALIIKIOHT'S CHOICE lies In the great industrial and commer cial mart of tioutu Omaha nnd the im mense business interests there insure a rapid advance of values. Eighty acres adjoining Albright's Choice are reserved for some of the largest establishments in the world. W. G. ALBIIKIHT , Solo Owner. 818 South 15th St. Brevities. A special meeting of Trinnglo Lodge No. 51 , 1C. of P. , Monday evening , Fou- ruary 21 , for rank work , J. T. Dulley , C. C , The case against Herbert Rothe.ry charged with Hie malicious dcstruclior of property at l-'allon's road house , wil will be continued before Judge Neville to-day. The Church Guardian , the official organ of Bishop Worthington , published in this city , appears this month in a new dress it contains fourteen pages of very inter esting reading matter. The physicians of Omaha are requested to meet at thu otlico of Dr. Tildcu this evening at half-post seven to tuko suit able action on the death of Dr. James P. Peck , which occurred yesterday morn ing at his late residence. English , German , D/uilsh , Swedish , in fact all languages are spoken In the otlico of W. G. Albright , the real estate owner and dealer , 318 South 10th St. Al clascd and all nationalities purchase o him , and you cannot do better thun BO cure a lot in his valuable addition to South Omaha , known as ALUKIQHT'S CHOICE. W. G. Albright has other property , im proved and unimproved , in all purls o ( be city , und offers tlui best bargains. ' Hood's Sarsapar/7/a CohiWncs , In a manner peculiar to Itself , the licst blood-putifyltiR a id flengthening reme dies of the vceetablo Kingdom. You will find tills wonderful remedy effective where other medicines have failed , Try It now. It will parity your bloodj regulate the digestion , nnd filre new life aildlgor to the entire body. "Hood's S.irsaparirtA did mo great good. I was tired out frowmvcrwork , and It toned mo up. " Jlns. O. i : . SIMMONS , Cohocs , N. Y. " I suffered llircceitrs from blood jvolson. I took Hood's Sarsapirllla nnd think I am cured. " MHS. M < < / . ' ti.vvis , Urockport , N. T. Purifies the Blood Hood's Sarsaparllla Is clurnctcrlzcd by tlircc peculiarities : 1st , the roml'limtlon of remedial agents j 2d , the proportion ; 3d , the process ot securing tlio active medicinal qualities. The result Isamcdlclno of unusual strength , effecting cures lillhcrto unknown. Send for book containing additional evidence. "Hood's S.irsapatllla tonci up my system , purlflcs my blood , sharpcus my appetite , nnd fccms to in.iko mo over. " .1. r. TiioxirsoH , Jtcglster of Deeds , I.owcll , Mass. "Hood's Sarsaparllla beats nil others , and l worth IM weight In cold. " I. BxuninaioM , 130 IJank Street , Now York City. Hood's"- , Sarsaparilla Gold by til dntRRt.its. $1 ; six for $3. Made only by 0.1. HOOD & CO. , Lowell , Mass. 1OO Dosos.Ono Dollar , . Nebraska National Bank OMAHA , NEBRASKA. Paid up Capital $250,000 Surplus 4.0,000 II. W. Yates , President. A. E. Touzalin. Vine President. W. 11. S. Hughes , Cashier. Dinccrons : W. V. Morse , John S. Collins , H. W. Yates , Lewis S. Rood. A. E. Touzalln. BANKING OFFICE : THE IRON BANK , Cor lUth and Furnam Sis. A General Hanking Business Transacted. N. W. HARRIS & Co. BANKKliS , CHICAGO. nnnino Of Counties , Cltlos nml othnrsot 9 VlaUO high irraclo bought and sold. Eastern office MD ToiiBhlie itUoaton. . Correspond * ance solicited. DRS.S.&D.DAYIESON . . . , 1743 LAWflKNCI ! STIIKKT. DENVEIS , . . COL011AUO , Of the Missouri State Museum of Anato- ny , St. Louis , Mo. ; University College lospital London , Giescn , Germany and > Jcw York. Having devoted their attcn- ion SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF Nam Chronic and DISEASES. More especially those arising from impru dence , invite all so suffering to correspond vithout delay. Diseases of infection and contagion cured safely and speedily without detention from business , and without the use of dangerous drugs. Patients whose cases have been neglected , badly treated or > ronounccd incurabW. should not fail to vrite us concerning'their symptoms. All etters receive immediate attention. tyJXJST JPTTBIiISHED _ j And will be mailed FREE to any address on receipt of one 2-ent'stamn , "Practical Observations on Nervout , Debility and Phy- ical Exhaustion , " to which , is added an 'Essay on Marriage , " with Important diap ers On DISEASES OF THE RErRODUCTIVB ORGANS , the whole lorming a valuable med- cal treatise which should be read by all oung men. Address DRS. S. & n. DAVffESOtf , 1742 Lawrence St. , Denver , Col. Stone&Gravel The Cellar Creek Stoiio and Gravel Quarry has just been opened up for business. A good quality of white and blue lime stone for building1 purposes , is furnished by J. L FARTHING , The General Salesman. Also crave ! of ( ho finest quality for lawn and othur purposes Offices at 1'lattsmouth , Nel ) . Tne B. & M. rail roads use a largo amount of this stone KNIFING OMAHA'S ' CHARTER , FOK SALE. A largo number of recorded I'erelioron and ClyilosUalo Btulllons. Also Home Jlrod Colts. livery nnimal gunrnntooU a brooder. Prlcoa reasonable and terms easy. Our sloe It has been selected \rltli rolorcnoa to both Individual merit und pudlgroe. A Inrpe number of our Bullions wro acclimated and Colts of thalr uct can bo shown. York Is on the 11. & M. U. IL , two hours' ride west ot Lincoln. For cata logues nnd further Information , d < lrsss. _ VUY & I'AIIBIIAOII , YorkN l > . "CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. " The Original and Only Genuine. Rife ul ilwij , l.Mibl. . K.wui of warlklru Inluilonf . IidliMmiklt u LAPI5B. Aik jtur l > r al i fer "UkltkMUr't EoilliU' " " 1 Uk > .un.or fichu- . ( .I.BPI ) to u tor cuilcaU'i < * Mlfr kj return mall. NAME PAPER. < Jklekut r Cheralral ' Co. . W by Uruf * ! . ( T rjher . . lit r Cklcfcttr ' - " - " VAiRICOCELE ct Wormy Veins of tb. Wroiom. Olun tin * ? * * " > > / , -Q t ftlfintl0 ! . Debility bit. . rM b/ Ela WOODBPJDGE BRO'S. ' , State Agents FOliTHB Omaha , Neb. FOR SALE Having sold most of my stock farm nuc having no further use for the following stock , I will sell them at A bargain , SIRIUS Stallion , 8542 , Standard , com ing sis year * old ; bay , 18 hands , sired by Enfield 229 , he by Ryedyk's Hambletoninn Also t\vp spans of heavy draft muler , 8 year * old , weight 2,200 and 2,600 pounds per span , 10 hands. They can be seen a Spring Valley Stock Farm , one mile from city limits , northwest , Omaha. N. I. D.SOOMON TOBSCTOBY PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ATTORNEYS. JJEV1NS & CllUltCIIlt , ! , , N-W. Cor , 13th and Douglas 3ta. W. J. CONNELIi , 3133.1Uh StrooL GEOKOB Vf , DOAXE. AtronxBr AT LAW , Folconor'ft UlocV , 15th mid I , . . Attorney at Iaw , Rooms TrcnrCr niock.OpposltcI'ostolBco. . A. WrilEUFOUD , Attorney At Law , S.n. Cor.Dotifflnsnnd ISth < ( . , room tOmnhn. Special nttrtttlon to Trlnl C.ISOB & Collcctlnns. PHYSICIANS. DU. EMMA J , DAVHiS , llOUOCfATIt , Hoom , 322 N , 16th St. , UmnhK. OQlco hours , Oto 11 n. in..2 to4 p. m. CJLciltLES ROSKWATUK , M. JO. , Physician & Surgeon , 2143. IJth St. , cor. rnrnnrn. Iron Ilnnk nulldlntr. OQIcohourg , Z to t nml 7 to D p. m. 10 to 12 on Sunday. Telephone 504. O. S. HOFFMAN , Iff. ! > . , Physician and Surgeon , OFFICE , V.eK. Cor. 14th and Douglas. Onico Telephone Wa. Uc8lJoKoTclophotiol3. \V. J. GALUHAITII , Surgeon and Physician OFFICE , N.W. Cor. 14ih and Douglas St , OQlrn Telephone 185. Rosldcnco Tclotliono333 JAMES 11. PJSADODY.il. D. , Phrslclan and Surroon. , No. 1407 Jones Street Offloo , 'Wltiincll Illock , Telephone , resldonco , No. 1X5. olll co , 613 bn. PBTBICLAK AMD Snnosox , Offlce nnd Residence. 7 ! N. 18th 3t I. VAN CAMP. M. D. , 51S I n.1o St. , 1st rloor west of P. O. Tnko elo - ator to rooms 13-13 third floor. Telephone No ncsliloncofi33N. Mthstroot. Telephone No. 31 P.M. CHAD WICK , Physician and Surgeon , Telephone C89. Offlco311 8. i4th at B. W. CONNELL , M. Dn Homceopathlst , Office , 813 S. 14th st. Telephoned OR , J , W , DYSART , Office , Crounse Block , Room 5.10th and Capitol Avenue , Oniahn , Nebraska. Residence 2010 Webster at. Telephone No 354. im. CORNISH , . Physician and Surgeon , LATE OP CHICAGO. All chronlo coses a specialty. Can bo soon at olllco day or night. OKKICK No. 813 North 18th Street , Omalm. Neb. INSURANCE. N. D. HATCIIER , General Agent ProTidont Savings Lib Assam ? ) Co of New York. Ulllarcl Hotel Ulock , Omnhn. The strictly ' 'Natural Tr-Tnlum 1'lnn. " Aetna T ra e yearly coat durlnp 1833 , 1831 aud 1835 , at ago bT' for J10.000 , was (79.80. FINE JOB PRINTING. DIKI-JS PRINTING CO. , Printers , Book Binders And Blank book Manufacturers. Nog. 106 and 108S.14th street. Omnhn.Nob. J.F. Falrlle , Super intendent Illnilury. Telephone No. 253. AUCTIONEER. A. W. COWAN & CO. Auction and Commission Consignments solicited ; furniture bought ant ( old. Hales of live stock and household furni ture atprlrato residences l < i a specialty with u * . Itcmembor the place , West & Fritscuor'8 block N must. No 110. SHENftNDOAH NURSERIES. WHOLESALE AND OBfin for fprlru trndo u full Ino of Apples , Crabs. Clieirlcs. rt'iira. 1'lutns. Grapp . ( JurrnnU , ( Inoso- bcrrtovUlnrkhtrrlt'MtnnpberrlflA.StniwhniTieJ. ALbYIIK NEW ANU OLD KINDS. Apple root aniflu , ererxrecns , forest troa needling * , onmmcMitnUroc'i nml ulirubi , ro c , cllmUhiu Tliiux. Ac. Deuliiri und all eupjiliod at rury low prices. Ad * drcst D. S , Lake , Prop. , Shonnndoah , Iowa. Nrw lunovtu tMllptc > ltC | > urpa , CDBEor . Wri . J.jlf- . . . _ > ufmlil. ! teething current ! of Electric.NYjUf Hrdlrffllj through ill r k imu.rtitor- Inf lhtm iY liT-1 ° l * lth > rdVlfarouf Slrtnflh. Elcrtric Currtnl * > 7-fcltlDitintl/ w futftlt as.dX ) ID call ) . Ur tttitImprovementfOTrrill oltirrttlt * . Woritrtinprr * rninvntlrcurfd In tbr months , bt&lrd p mphUt4e. tuniD ThoSandcn Electric Co. lOSLoSalleit. , ' RUPTURE CURED. IlTDr. SnoUlker's raathod. No operations No Palm No Detention from builncii. AtlaoteJ to cblldron BItrull at grown people. Hundred ! ot uuKurupti toitlmonlali on file. All builnoss btrlctly corjducn lal. CONSULTATION FUEK. I > KOF. IV. U. COOK , F. Veterinary Surgeon OIHc'C , < t7 S. I4h STRKKT , OMAHA , NKURASKA. Telephone 70 , \Vedodirotocull tlio nttunllon of thn pub- Ho Keiiurullr to tbe eiiporior niorltB of tlio ILLINOIS WASHER Iu Wasliinfir Perfectly Glenn with Least Labor , and with Great Kapiillty. Thousands no win use. All l lud of Wrlnjcrs repaired. STAK MAXWFA TURIXG CO. , _ _ xoiiTH D. W. KM.l7 J. I , . BLiCK ILLIS & is LACK , Civil Engineers and Surveyors Maps. P.'ats and Illuo VrlnU will reoelvo prompt uneutlou. llaoiu 2 Jncolm Ulock , ll'J N , UtU itroct , Oui bu , Nebraska. IFOR LOOIKI. On the largo mnp of Omnha and observe that Uio l\vo \ ana one-half milo bell from the Omaha posloflice runs south of section 33 and ihrourjh the noith end of South Omaha. ' TA.SJE A STRIWG And pencil , then get one of J.M. Wolfe & Go's maps of Omaha nnd South Omaha combined , PUT YOUR FINGER On the string at 13th and Farnam , Omaha's busines center , and your pencil on the string at whom Bellnvuc street enters South Omaha from the north. THEN DRAW , - A circle and note where s SOUTH OMAHA Is and also that " " " " " " , many "Additions , "Places" and "Hills" are far / OUTSIDE This magic circle. THEN STOP A And think n minute what will make outside property increase in value ? THE GROWTH OF OMAHA Is all that will enhance the value of real estate other than at South Omaha. At the latter point we havn three important factors to buildup nnd make valuable the property : First The growth of Omaha , which has and always will follow the transportation lines. Second All the great railroads center there , thus making it the best manufacturing point of any in or near the ciiy , ' Third THE IMMENSE STOCK YARDS INTERESTS Dressed Beef Business _ . _ * and Pork Packing Industry Will make a town of themselves. SEVERAL NEW PACKING HOUSES v Going up this year. A Gigantic Beef Canning Establishment To be put into operation at once. " 5TOTJ ZETOQIj Away your day o grace when you ilo not get an interest in South Omaha before a higher appraisement is made. Thu best locations nro bring itikon Make your bclections now : Lots that sold for ? 300 in 1881 cannot now bo bought for ! ? , ' } ,000. TIEUE ! "VIJk.jDTJOTS Over'the railway track will make safe and splendid thoroughfares between this cily and South Omaha. A STREET CAR LINE Will run to the Stock Yards this year. The minute it does lots will don- ble in value , as this will alford quick and cheap transportation either by Dummy , Cable or Horse Cars. Kor further information , map * , price lists , and descriptive circulars , address , C. E. MAYNE , Agent for the South Omaha Land Company * N. W. Cor. 15th and Barney. . . A , * iii Jit , V. .