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( THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : RATUJKDAlr. SEPTEMBER 10 1887
'TO ' BE A GREAT SUCCESS ,
'This ' Teat's State Pair Will Be tbo Grandest
Ever Held.
GENTRY CLERKS KEPT BUSY ,
Hallrond and Hotel Accommodations
The Kxhlblt From the State Klsli
JJatclirry a.iy.Kye-Hec The
Saloons and tlio Council.
[ FUOM run HKK'S LINCOLN HUKHAU. ]
The work ut the Nobraka state fair
grounds yesterday was a work of pre
paration. It was the opening day of the
day of the fair and long lines of freight
cars , stood on thu different tracks at the
grounds from which were nliloadod the
products that will make the fair the
grandest of all over hold In the state.
For days every stall for enltlo and horses
has been encaged , and workmen are at
work building additional ones so that
nil exhibitors will bo supplied. Stock
was arriving in largo numbers yesterday ,
and every man on the ground was rushIng -
Ing enoli exhibitor to his special place.
The entries yesterday were far
ahead of the entries on
the same day at any other fair , and the
clerks were enrolling them as rapidly as
possible with the additional fact in view
that they had nn all night's job before
them to catch up with work. Messrs.
Dinsmoro and Jensen , of the state board ,
who have been at tlio Iowa state fair
( luring the week arrived at Lincoln yes
terday ready for business. They report
securing , n largo amount of handsome
stock at the Iowa fair that will bo brought
hero for exhibition anil will arrive at thu
grounds to-morrow. A laigo number
of dining hulls are being opened
for business and now buildings
for special exhibits are going up on every
hand. The painters have decorated the
handsome buildings owned bv machinery
tnon , so tlr.it all is as bright and inviting
on the grounds as could bo desired. U. As
M. trains will run every ten minutes to
and from the grounds. The new rapid
transit street railway will have its cars
in motion for the fair , and transportation
will bo found abundant to and Irom the
city. All incoming passenger trains on
the H. & M. , Northwestern and Missouri
Pacific from the east will land passengers
nt the grounds.
1HI2 FISH EXHIBIT.
Manager O'linen ' , of the state hatch-
cry at South Hund , arrived at the state
fair grounds with an immense line of
acquariums and other paraphernalia for
| the fish exhibit that the fish commission
I will make. A force of men were sot at
work at.an early hour putting the build-
ling in shape nnd locating the acquariums.
The fair managers have built an nddi-
, tton to the building and put in an inde
pendent water supplv for the exclusive
USD of the lish. Commissioner May ,
who is indefatigable in the work of this
exhibit' for the fair , arrived on thu
around yesterday and will remain
tbrongh the fair.
HEADY FOH THE PAHl.
Lincoln people are ready for the great
Btato fair nnd with ample Hecorumoda-
, tions for the thousands that will visit the
.city during.thu coming six days. The ho-
jtcls have made elaborate preparations to
, accommodate their patrons. They have
, hundreds of cots ready to accommodate
n rush and n largo number of rooms out-
'sido the hotel rented and furnished for
the fair week. Hoarding houses and
I many' ' private individuals have made
equal preparations to house and feed a
[ multitude , nnd accommodations will bo
t provided for all who attend. Husiness
, will bo suspended in the city in the after
noons of four days the coming week that
the oily may attend the exhibition.
JAV-EYE-SEE.
This great attraction for the fair ar
rived on tbogrouddsThursday afternoon
and is to bo seen nt his quarters at the
speed stables. Tbo horse travels by special -
cial car and his keeper announced tha
his trip out to Nebraska was a satisfac
tory ono and that the little horse was in
.prime condition for the exhibition. A
good many Lincoln people were on the
grounds yostordny with no other objec
than to get u glance at the animal and i
is certain that of all the fair attraction :
the present year Jay-Eyo-Soo willcclipso
them all in public appreciation. Wednes
day next is his rtay to trot.
STATH HOUSK NOTES.
Theboartl of transportation has roplici
to the communication of Mr. GnllUts , of
the Omaha freight bureau , reciting that
no charges are preferred in his com
plaint , of matters within the state over
which tbo board has jurisdiction. The
*
complaint , if it was so intended , ia , in
the opinion of the board1 , a matter for
the intor-stato commission.
TIIK I'OUCK JUUOE CASK.
After weeks of delay , two of the com
mittee that heard the charges against
Police Judge Parsons mot and adjourned
until Monday evening , when the testi
mony will bo laid before the city council
nt its regular session.
SALOONS vs. council , .
A short time ago the city council
passed an ordinance repealing a former
ordinance that allowed the saloons in the
city to run until midnight from tbo 10th
vo the 20th of September each year. This
ordinance was in force when the differ-
cat saloon men took their licenses in tbo
Hprinir , and it is stated that this fact of
later hours during fair week is stipulated
in the license ? . For this reason the
saloons of the city claim they have n ,
legal right to run during the time until
midnight nnd that the repealing ot the
ordinance ia not right. They have re
tained counsel and will keep open until
midnight and lot the city prosecute , if it
so desires.
There are two forms of chronlo rheu
matism : one in which the joints are swol
len aud red without fever ; in the other
the joints urn only stiff and painful. In
either form Salvation Oil may bo ro
lled on to effect a cure. It kills pain. 25
cants.
Popular discrimination in favor of Dr.
Hull's Cough Syrup has given it a larger
Halo than any other remedy of its class.
Price 25 centa.
The Ratttefinako'H Awfnl Eye.
Forest and Strerun : A fuw days ago a
furmor friend of mine , living four miles
south.of Abilene , told tno what ho had
Intuly witnessed. Ho wns riainjj alone on
a pcairio , and saw a nrairio ilog witKiu a
fuw fcot of him , which refused to scamper
to his hole , as prairie dogs usually do
when nopaouched by man ; on the con
trary , ho sat as if transfixed to the 'spot ,
though making a constant nervous , shud
dering motion , as if anxious to pot away.
My friend thought this was strungo , and
\vnlle considcritiR the spectacle , tin pres
ently saw u largo rattlesnake coiled up
under some bushes , his head uplifted
about six or seven feet from the doe.
which still heeded him not , but looked
steadily upon the snake. Ho dis
mounted , look tbo dog by tha head and
thrust him oil' , when tbo snake , which
had ui > to that moment remained quiet ,
immediately swelled with nitre , and bo-
pan Bounding his rattles. I'ho prairie io
doc for some time seemed benumbed ,
hardly capable of motion , but grow ,
better , and linallv eot into his hole. My
friend then killed the rattler. Now , was
this a case of charming ? If not , what t
was it ?
And to ono who is familiar with the
eyes of rattlesnakes it does not seem tin
rensonablo that they should have such
uower. If you will examine the eye oi
QUO when he is cold ia death , you wll
perceive that It has an extremely malig
THiim 'in' i-
nant and terrible expression. When ho
Is alive and excited I know of nothing in
all nature of so dreadful appearance as
the eye ot tbo rattlesnake. It is enough
to strike not only birds and little animals
but moil with nlghtmarp. i have on
several occasions examined them closely
with strong glasses , and feel with all force
what I state , and I will tell yon that thrro
nro few men on the face of thu earth who
can look upon an angered rattlesnake
through a good glass bringing him ap
parently within a foot or two "of the cyo
and stand it moro than a moment.
The Old Clown's D.ITH nrn Over.
Louisville Courier-Journal : ColourV. ! .
C. Cnim , the advance iigcnt of Fore- '
paugh's circus , say.s : "The day of the
clown Is nearly "over. Formerly they
wuro half thu show , but now they s'- ' .
tract bvif llltlo attention. The enlarge
ment of tbe shov/3 is the chief cause. The
blir shows now have two or three rings ,
and the circle of scats is so far off that
the people cannot hear the jokes of the
clowns , in the old days nn average
clown received from $100 to ? 'JOO a week.
Dan Kice , who was considered the greatest -
est of all. was paid $1,000 a wcuk , which
Wits the highest salary a clown over re
ceived. Ho was nbnght.ambltious young
fellowposscssud of much originalityami
ho reached the top notch of his profession.
Once nn educated young Englishman , a
graduate of Oxford university , who pos
sessed excellent comic talents , was
brotigh over to this country , and ho was
paid $500 a week. At the present day
the pay of the clowns ranges from | 29 to
? 50 a week. _
UI-2 A Li KSTATK.
Trimolors Piled September 8 , 1887.
John W Orinith. trustee , to John W
Grimth , lot 20 , blk 1 , lot r > , blk r , ,
and lot 18 , blk 8. except .I' ! fret olT s
end of said lot IS , blk , reserved for
street ; all In Bilker Place add , w d5 039
Augustus Koiinze and wife to James
Kotera , nV of lot 12 , blk 1' ' ,
Kount/o'sMadd , wd 500
Thomas Larmon 1 * '
Dalianey to I'rtiyn ,
siOfcotoflots : 10 aim 11 , Patrick's
'Jd add. wd 3,250
South Omaha Lnud company to Gee
W Mnsson , blk 47 , South Omaha
wd 3,000
Henry U St John and wlfti to Stanley
Kutlln , mmtv 1-10 int In lots 7 8 010
1112 Hi II15 1G17 and 18 In blk 2 and
lots 3 0 and 12 blk : : , Kxchanxe place ,
add to South Omaha , qc 1
Minnie M Valentino and husband to
John \Videnar , lot 21 , llcdlck's
srovc , wd 050
Suaifl M Burr and hnstmul to di-orpn
B Lane , lots SO 37 38 3-J and 40 blk r .
Kilby place add , wd 3.800
Frank Johnson to Phillip Urady , lot 5
blk 1 , Doneckens add to Walnut Hill
wd 850
John W ( irlflith , trustee , to Herman
Newman , lot 11 blk U , Baker place ,
wd 250
Alonzo P Tukoy ct al to Samuel
Newman , lot 3 blk 10 , Clifton hill ,
wd ! 275
South Omaha Land company to
Georcto W. NattiiiKer. lot 7 , block 04 ,
Koutli Omalia. wtl 350
Robert P. Bosworth nnd wife to How
ard H. Baldrlro ; , all of und ) < of }
. of lot 11 , block bO , South Omaha ,
, wd 1.000
John L iMIlos ot al to Jotmnnah Fries ,
loto , block 6 , Walnut Hill , wd 400
Theodora Olson and wife to Fred
Peterson , w 14 of lot2blocM , South
Omaha , wd 200
Theodore Olson and wife to Alfred
Peterson , e H lot 2 , block 4 , South
Omaha , wd 200
. George Armstrong and wife to Peter
Lorenson Bolen , lots 4 , 5 ana G , blk
3. Armstrong's ! M add , wd 5,300
Gilbert Preston and wife to William
OPreston , loto blk 1 , Pieston's add
wd 1,500
Edward H Bolgon and wife to George
M Brown , s X ot se } { 18. 15 , 10 e.
and lot 4. sec 18,15,10 , cor 13131-10P
acres , wd 0,500
Eighteen transfers , aggregating 25,300
Filed Sept. 9.
Patrick Ford and wlfo to Molchnlr
Lets , lot 7 , Ford's Saratoga add.
wd 3 000
Marc A Upton and wlfo to the South
Omaha Land company , lot 3 , block
1 , South Oman * , w d 400
Otto liiemssen to Wilhelm Kanfmann ,
lot0 , Ltemssen Place , add , w d 425
John W Miles et al to John Murrle ,
lot 8 , block 3 , Cottier & Arcber'.s add
to South Omaha , wd 450
Peter J Hushlowand wlfo to Nebraska
Loan and Building association , lots
15 and 10. blk 4 , in McCormick's 2d
add , wd 2.500
Henry B Ut John and wife to Win U
lloman , und 1-10 lota 4. 5 and 17. blk
1 , lots 2 , 3 , 7 , 8. 9 , 10 , 11 , 12. 13 , 14. 15.
10,17 and 18 , blk 2 , lots 0. 7 , 8 , 0.12
and 13 , blk 3 ; all In Exchaneu Place
to South Omaha , q c d 1,200
NEBRASKA
STATE FAIR
AT LINCOLN ,
September 9 to 16
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September 14 , 1887
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1119 Farnam St. ,
Between lltli and 12th Sts.
The Finest Clothing Made.
Made.Anil
Anil Stacks of It.
TOP
COATS
FallOVERCOATS
Uncalled for Tailor Made GarmenttHal ( Price
lilEST ENGLISH STYLEST
At well at the Newett Domestic Fancies.
A Small Assortment is Noticed
Below.
Imp. . English Kersey Top Coat
Silk Sloovpp , MI tin body lining ; nmdo for | 6I ,
will be sold ut f JO.
Imported German Pique ,
Silk facet ! , low rolling Inpol , imulo for $00 ; will
bo sold nlfftj.
Imp , French Fancy Worsted , *
Putin lined , silk slpovcs , soft roll , made for (60 ,
will IxisolU nt tKU ! > U. .
Imp , English Doye Color Melton
Sutln Inrd.very Hcti.rcndo for | 45soM , At tllEO
Imp JlneCoikscrew Worsted ,
Bilk lined , short roll , mndo for f 10 , will besoU
ntr 15.75.
Imp , Jersey Cloth , Dark Color
Very Ftylish mill body flttlujf , mndo for $35 ,
will bo sold at $12.50.
Imp , Drapde Velours Chinchilla
QuUtodllnliturmiidofor J25toll f fJWJ ;
.
Also number of very rich mid unliiiio Bar.
rmitits difficult to iloscrlbo yet easily noticed on
account of tliolr bounty mid worth.
In addition to the nborc , wo carry n full Una
of Isflser priced earraontg , that will pleajo anyone
ono In souruh of a
JTALL OVERCOAT.
DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT THE
The Misfit Parlors
111 FA11NAS1 SI.
HQLMAN ADJUSTABLE BABY CARRIAGE
COSTS NO MORE THAN THE OLD STTLB , AND CAN BE READILY ADJUSTED.
Latest Styles.
Finest GooJs ,
Lowest Prices.
BABY CRADLE. HOUSE CARRIAGE.
The Illustration * above r mads from photographs. Thu adjustable part * do not obacg * tba
sppaaranoa trben uaed as a atraet carrlaa they can bo used or not at tbe pleasure of tha pur *
cbaaar. Tbe UOLllAN CAERIAQES are warranted for two years. Uvery part la absolutely per
fect. Over 1OOO sold In Chicago since March 1st. Bant to all parts of tha United Btatea and safe
delivery guaranteed. Bend for a catalogue containing latest styles , cheapest to finest.
HOLMAN ADJUSTABLE CARRIAGE CO. , 275 Wabash Avc. , Chicago , lUi.
A SPLENDID OPE !
For all Linds ot business at the
New Town of Harbine ,
MldunjbQtwunn Fnlrlniry and Uuutrlvo on tbo
C. K. ft N. R It
Lots Cheap on Easy lewis.
Aduress C. n. LTCTT Fulrlmry ,
WM. MC IMTOSII. II. r. I1OIJWELL
Real Estate Dealers
140 South Spring Street ,
LOS ANGELES , CALIJFOJtJflA.
Dealers In city nnd country property of all
descriptions. ( ! ( merit ! Infunuutloii to non-
comers ireuly trlvon.
J. B. HAYNES
OFFICIAL
STENOGRAPHER
TJII11D JUDICIAL DISTRICT ,
37 CliHtnbor of Commurco.
"U. S. DEPOSITORY ,
Omalta ,
Paid up Capital . $250,000
Surplus . 42,600
H. W. Yutos , Presiilfint.
Lewis S. Hccil , Vii-o-Prchident.
A. K. Tou/.ulin. 2tl Vicu-l'risiUaut.
\V. H. S. lltistuss. ( Jashler.
W. V. Morse , John S. Collins
II.V. . Yixtus , LI.WIB S. Kc-uil
A. K. Touzalm.
U AN KINO OI'TIOK :
THE IRON BANK
Cor. 12th mid Farnam Uta.
A ( jpiicrul liunkiii ff UiiFJiiiiss Transunto
LEAKY ROOFIH3 ,
'I'iti or Iron , Repaired.
And I'ulntol , iitnj KUH run twi I tlplit lor number
at years. 1'alntH | inor blUtor.
GHAVEL ROOFING
und rniialtwl. Vita J'roof J'ulnt
ppllud to slilivf I < IH. I ; , ymtri. u
\\.M. 1C. CIJUllAN
J1U aiut ot , I1 U Arlxic aud VIutoB.
DRS.S.&D.DAYIE50M-
1707 Olive St. , St. Louis , Mo.
Of the Missouri State Mutputn of Anntomy
St. Louit , Mo. , University College Hospi
tal , London , Gieseu , Germany nncl New
York. Having devoted their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT
OF
Nervous ,
DISEASES
,
Moie especially those arising from impur-
deuce , invite nil so Mi'erin ! ! to correspond
without delay. Diseatcs of infection and
contagion cured salely and bpeedily with
out Ubu of dangerous Uru s , 1'atients
whose cas s have heen neglected , hadly
treated or paououndcd incurable , should
not fail to write us concerning their symp
toms. All letters icceive immediate At
tention.
JU.ST PUISL.ISIII2O.
And will be mailed FREE to any addres *
on icceipt of one 2 cent stamp. "Practical
Observations on Nervous Debility and
l'hxical Exhaustion , " to which is added
an "Essay on Marriage , " with important
chapter- Diseases of the Reproductive
Organs , the whole forming a valuable med
ical treatise which should be read by all
> ounu men , Address
DRS. S. ft I ) . DAVIESON ,
1707 Olive St. , tit. Louis , Mo.
S , S. FELKER , OMAHA , NEB ,
Vfi a S feS
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REMEDY CO , ! 3 Park Place. NtyYwlu