THE OMAHA DAI&Y BEE : TUESDAY , APKIL 17 1888. 5
REARING MEMORIAL WALLS ,
Arranging to Lay the Oornor Stone
of Grant Hall.
THE PARADE AND PARTICIPANTS.
Tlio Union Pacific Appeals the O'Don-
ncl Case Tlio State's Vctcrtna-
rlnnn Unrd nt Work More
Notaries CommlMonctl.
LINCOLN BuncAC OP TUB OMAHA. Ben , )
1029 P STKRKT , >
LINCOLN , April 10. )
On Monday , April 89 , the corner Mono to
the Grant Memorial hall on the university
proundswlll bo laid with imposing cere
monies. The Grand Amy of the Republic
will hnvo the matter In chnrRc.nnd the
Btono itself \vlll bo laid with Masonic cere
monies by Regent M. < T. Hull , who ig both o
O. A. H. nnil grand master of the Masonic
order In the state. The ppcaltcru for the oc
casion will bo department commander of the
G. A.U. , Captnin Vf. G. Henry , of Fairmont ,
nnd Governor John M. Tliaycr , A grand
parade ol G. A. It. departments and the civic
societies will precede the Inying of the stono.
The following Is the ofllclal order of the pro
cession.
Platoon of Police.
Colonel Harry HotchUIss and staff , with A.
C. Boll , chief of staff.
rnisT DIVISION.
Major H. C. McArthur , commander nnd staff.
Cadet J3nml.
Company "D , " First Hcgimont Nebraska
National Gaurds.
University Cadet Hand.
Grand Army of the Republic.
srcosn DIVISION.
Colonel Brad D. Slaughter , of the Masonic
fraternity commanding , nnd staff.
Knlelits Templar.
Grand Ledge of Master Mnsonsof Nebraska.
Titiii DIVISION.
John B. Wright commanding , nnd staff.
Knights of Pythias Bund.
Uniform Rank Knights of Pythina.
Ancient Order of United Workmen nnd
other societies.
University Students.
City Schools and Citizens on foot.
rounrn DIVISION.
Charles L. Hall commanding nnd stnff.
Carriages Containing Governor Thayer.
Department Commander W. C. Henry.
State Ofllecrs. Rcgonta of the University ,
Fiu'Ulty of the University.
County Olllccrs , City Ofllccrs and other dis
tinguished guests.
City Fire Department.
Citizens in carriages.
Procession will form nt 'i p , to. sharp.
The llrst division forms on the east sldo of
Ninth street , north of P , with right resting
on P street.
The second division forms on the cast sldo
of NintH street , with right resting on P
street.
The third division forms on the west side
of Nintli street , south of P , with right rest
ing on P.
Tito fourth division forms on the west sldo
of Ninth street north , With right resting
on P.
All societies , schools and organizations arc
cordially invited to take part in the parade ,
nnd invitations thereto nrc hereby given , as
the names of the proper officers to whom
special Invitations should be sent nrc not in
nil cases known to the committee. Division
commanders will select their own staff. Each
organization is also invited to designate an
oftlcer to servo on the staff of the grand
marshal. Invitations are extended to nil or-
gnniratlons in the state , and all societies to
Do present and participate , nnd reduced rates
on roads will undoubtedly bo necurcdv
THE O'DONNBLT , CASE APPEALED.
The Omaha , Nebraska & Black Hills rail
road , a branch line of the Union Pacific road ,
through its attorneys filed nn appeal cnso in
the supreme court jwstcrday in the cnso of
O'ponnell against the road for damages for
personiil injuries and loss of property. The
facts , as shown in the rcconl of this case ,
seem to bo that prior to May , 1880 , O'Don-
nell , in driving over n crossing with his
team , was struck by a passing train ; that
Ills team , was killed , his wagon -broken nnd
himself badly injured. For this reason ho
Jlled his petition in the district court of
Platte county , asking damages for $10,000.
On the 37th day of January , 18S7 , the case
was tried , and O'Donnoll secured a verdict
for $5,500. A now trial , however , was secured
by the road , and on the 9th of April the case
xvns again tried , resulting on this second
hearing in n verdict for $ . " ) ,000 for O'Donnoll.
The roud now appeals the cnso to the supreme
premo court for a reversal nnd n now trial.
The petition claims that now nnd important
testimony for the road 1ms bocit found.
CI.EAI1INO UI1 TUB COMPLAINTS.
Slnco the appropriation became available
tor the prosecution of the work of the live
stock commission on the first of tlio month ,
work has been pushed with vigor nnd all the
assistant veterinarians nro in the field. The
commission have the following veterinarians
at work : Dr. Thomas , on the Cheyenne
branch of the B. & M. ; Dr. Brayton in No-
inntia county ; Dr. Osboruo on the lilkhorn
Valley line ; Dr. Lumpkins in Dawson
county ; Dr. Wcssol in Cuming county ; Dr.
Hanmclottl nt work in Douglas county , with
Dr. perth , the state veterinarian , at work
nt lariro. During the p.ist week Commis
sioner Barnlmrt was on the north stnto line
to ascertain If any hdrsi's were being crossed ,
floin Dakota. Ho found no such state of af
fairs existing. Major Birnoy is inspecting
nuuttintina works nnd points of entry nnd
CnininlsHloiior Abbey is attending to the
pfllco work.- Next week Dodge county and
the northeastern part of the state will ro-
ccivo attention.
VAIIK HANK or arnoMsiJi'iio.
TnoPark bank of Sti-omsburg fllod arti
cles of incorporation with the Hecretnry of
ctnto.vo tcii.iiiy ; pluco of business Stroms-
burg. Polk county. The capital stock IB
fSO.OOO , divided Into shares of | oo , of which
capital stock f > 0 per cent shall bo paid up at the
opening of buslncsH , the balnnco to bo on call
of the board of directors. Tim date fixed for
the commencement of business wnnMtiichni ,
to continue ten year * . The indebtedness is
limited lo two-lliinib of ilio paid up stock , ox-
eluding indebtedness to depositors. The In-
porporutors of tliobnnk nro John D. Huskull
nud Louis V , Haskcll.
NEW JJOTAIIIKS.
The governor yesterday commissioned the
following notaries public : Robert B. T. CJro-
rler. Box Butlo , Box Butte county ; Thomas
Ilinslmw. Fnlrhury. JeiTorbon county ; Hurry
13. Pond , Hod Clrud , Webster county ,
CITY llllIKffS.
Fred Lasholle , who mudo It warm for a
blacksmith niunud John Curnnhan In n flstfo
cni'ouiitcr , was lined $10 and costs yeutonlny
in police court ,
The smooth running of trnlus on the Bur
lington road was Interrupted yesterday by
| he burning ol n long bridge neur Dcntoii
etatipn , wont of this city. It required Uvulvo
hours to ropluco thft burned bridge ,
The city hns suffered for several days
from iho Intolerable nulsunco of clouds of
dust tlmt hiivQ swcnt the business thorough
fares to both iiiconviiiiiouco nnd damned.
U'hcro wns n good deal of talk n month ago
nliout n superior system of street bpriultlmg
tlmt was to bo introduced this season , nnd
nn Indignant iwpulaco is anxiously awaiting
the appoarunco of the sprinkling carts
On the 1st of June EOUIQ fOO.OUO of the fund
for the improvement of the state capital
pimmtls will bo available nud the plans for
the beautifying of the grounds are on exhibi
tion at tha oftlfo of the commissioner of lands
and buildings. The plans are the work of
Architect \vilcox , of St. Paul , nnd comprise
n thorough prude of the grounds with ap
propriate wnllcs and a three-foot paved tcr-
race ut the north and south entrance : ! . All
the walks nnd terraces will bo paved in
dressed red sandstone , and will be butsian-
Hal nnd handsome.
A lad named Loiila Korsmoyor was thrown
from u horse hovas riding Sunday and quito
severely Injured , the lad lying unconscious
for some tune after the accident. It was u
narrow eseaix > ,
Tl.o .A polio band in tills city attended the
funeral of Doctor V. G. Fuller and played
illrgoa appropriate to the occasion. Yeiter-
doy citizens were numerc'us in their admira
tion of the musical ability of the band on all
occasions , nnd it Is evident that the Knights
pf Pythias band Is growing botli in profipi-
o y and lo popular favor.
' /lie stock of I , Friend & Son was nold yes
terday to L. Friend , of Atchlson , for JT.'X ) .
it will bo rcmcabcrtd that I. Fvem\ ! & Son
wore closed by their creditors a Bhort tlrao
glnbo. j
tn\t nr.Tsottis CASH.
Liscoi.5 , Neb , , April 14. To the Editor ot
the DF.B' In your Issue of to-day ( the 1-Kh )
is nn article , entitled "Put Him to WJplnjj
Engines , " which demands nn nnawor , nnd
believing you to bo a conscrvatlvo man in all
that pertain1 ? to right and fair play , ftnd bo-
Moving yon will do ns the ttlndnco to pub
lish Our nrtlclannd thereby nllow us to meet
the charges ai preferred by Air. Reynolds In
the sanio court that ho lips seen fit to produce
them in , nnd knowlnc ai wo do tlmt thoRrent
public hro willing nnd anxious to learn both
sides of n story , wo respectfully submit our
article , avoiding nt nil times nny deslro lo
Injure iho privnto character of any mttn.
You nro well nwnro that through all the
Into troublcn of the U. & M. railroad the
ofilcers of the road have had crowded upon
them difficulties and trials that would tend
to crush down nny lew weak or despairing
hearts , and upon whom , I nsk , would the
vrelshtof the difficulties full , ( the labor part ) t
Upon the subordinate Ofllccrs nnd their ns-
nistants , nnd nmoiy , ' them non6 hnvo exhib
ited moro heroic fortitude nnd forbearance
than our esteemed nnd worthy master
mechanic , Mr. J. C. Goalsburf ? . Not n sfcp
wns taken oy him. day or night , but tlmt ho
Was followed by tnoso solicitous for fnvors
nnd labor , ns thousands arc ready to testify.
Go into his ofllco nnd there on his desk were
piled stacks of mall communications from
p\rtl < xi making applications for labor , etc. ,
nnd front pver the wires often' came similar
meswccs to tlmt of Mr. Reynolds. Now Mr.
Reynolds must certainly bo nwnro of the
nboro facts , nnd ho must bo nwnro also that
iMr. J. C. Ooalsburi ? had n greater duty to
perform thnn nnsworing nil these letters , etc.
Ho must protect the company's ' interest.
His duties demand it. Hundreds of men
clnlmlnpt to bo engineers spraiiff up from nil
over the country , They send in their appli
cation nnd expect him to nnswcr them nud to
linra a knowledge of. him who sent it his
character , his ability , his experience , without
seeing the person himself. When Mr. Goals-
burg employed n now engineer , ho had not
only the company's Interest in vlow , but ho
had an eye to the public xvclfnro. Every
man , before ho selected hlmnsnn engineer ,
must pass through nu impartial examination
ns to his knowledge of the locomotive , its
practical mauagcment , and the drawing of
trains , etc. When Mr. G. found the man not
up to the standard ho kindly gave him such
employment ns ho thought proper or which
might become useful in the future.
Mr. Reynolds wns shown every courtesy
nnd cnro his nullities nnd knowledge of the
locomotive would nllow. On March 15 ho
wns put to work. March 19 ho applied for
transportation to Grand Island nnd return ,
with his son. His claim was that it was to
take enro of his stock nnd prepare to como to
Lincoln. His request wns granted. When
nt Grand Island ho wired Mr. Snulsbury tlmt
if ho could bo assured steady work ho would
return , but before Mr. Snulsbury could wire
hii answer Mr. Reynold * nnd son were in
Lincoln. That was March 81. Ho worked
seven days before ho concluded to resign.
His excuse for resigning was that ho was a
carpenter by trftdo , and was the owner of a
full sot of tools , nnd that ho could corn inoro
nt his carpenter trade than at work in the
railroad shops or on the road.
ONI : Wno Ksows.
[ The Bnn will always bo found ready to
print communications in the nature of a cor
rection , or n defense , but insists that they bo
condensed to the closest limit. ]
LOST "I don't know % vhoro , I can't
loll when , I don't see how something
of great value to me , nnd for the return
or which I shall bo truly thankful , viz. :
a peed nppotito. "
FOUND "Iloalth and strength , pure
blood , nn appotitc like tbat of a wolf ,
regular digestion , till by taking thnt
popular and peculiar medicine , Hood's
Sarsaparilla , I want everybody to try
it this season. " It is sold by all drug
gists. Ono hundred doses ono dollar.
CALCUTTA'S BLACK. HOLE
Duplicated AVItliln the Heart of
Omnhn.
The jail facilities nt the central station are
entirely insufficient , nnd the citv council
should take immediate steps toward enlarg
ing and extending the same. , Thcro are four
cells , narrow , cramped and dirty , and in
these filthy , foul confines there were packed
this morning no less than sixty-one prison
ers , when there is hardly decent accommodation -
dation for one-half that number. They have ,
to take turn about in lying down , there not
bolnp space enough for jnoro thnn ten to out
stretch themselves at onco. It is really in
human to pen men up hero for nny period of
time , however short. The whole place is
illy-ventilated , nnd with the cess-pool oc
casioned by defective sewerage beneath the
building , makes It a horrible stench hole in
deed. Twenty-four hours spent nmidst the
dark and mephitio airs of these dons is all
sufUciontto sow the seeds of disease ana
death within the veins of the hardiest and
most rugged. .
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL AHIETINE OINTMENT
is only put up In large two ounce tin boxes ,
and is an absolute cure for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , nnd all skin erup
tions. Will positively euro all kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. at 25
cents per box by mall 150 cents.
OMAHA B
A Itrcwcr Snya Tlmt They 1V111 Not
Strike.
"Thero Is no prospect of a brewers' strike
in Omaha , " said William Krug , of Fred
Kruu's brewery , to a Bui : reporter yester
day , "If you doubt it , I'd like to have you
interview some of thoinon. They nro treated
better hero than they are in the eastern part
of the country. Some men who wont cast to
work several months ago , have returned to
Omaha and are ploaied to remain hero. There
nro ubout seventy-live first-class brewers in
this city , hut in this number I do not Include
nil the employes in the several breweries ,
who of course would number several hun
dreds. The pay of thcso men ranges
front ? fiO to $73 per. month. They
work , say nn hour before the
wagons go out in the morniwr , then from 7 to
ia , then from 2 to 0 o'clock in the evening.
Thi > hours are not watched closely against
them , and sometimes they do not go to worlc
for half an hojir after they roac-h the brew-
pry. There are no members of tliu brewers'
union in the city , us there Is no branch of il
here. All the manufacturing brewers , how-
o.vrr , in o members of ihanatlonulnbsociatlon.
This organisation is locking out the men In
New York not bccauso it wants lo cut thch
wages down or Insist upon more hours o :
work , but because the members waut to rui
thuir own business without the dictation o :
labor unions , The bosses are paying the olc
wages , exacting only the same amount o :
labor , and allowing the mm as formerly , al !
the beer they want to drink. Wo have no
trouble huro , und don't expect uny. "
If you need n perfect ton la or u blooil
nuriller , take lr , Jonce' Red Clover
Tonic. It speedily cures nil troubles ol
the stonmoh , kiduoys and liver , Can
bo taken by the mobt ilcllcuto. Price
60 cents.
JOHNSON
llii In Clinf cil With nCrlinoIIn Knows
Nothing About ,
John Johnson has bgeu a trusted employe
In the large groct v house of Paxton , Uallax-
her & Co. , put it scorns has lately fallen un
der the cloud of suspicion , Sunday en
Information received from Ottumwa , la. ,
cJmrgma him with grand larceny ,
ho waa arrestrid by Deputy Sheriff
Low Orobu and lodged in the
county Jail , Johnson claims utter ignorance
ns to the euuse ? that have led to his urre&t.
Ho says , however , that ho formerly lived in
Ottuinwa , and was connected with the boot
and shoo house of dishing , Manning & Co. ,
and while them wai associated with the man
occupying tue position of bad debt collector ,
This is the enl > jiosalblo way ho claims that
ho could bo entangled with anything disrep
utable.
utable.TOSTPOXBIl
TOSTPOXBIl UY MUTUAL CONSENT.
Yesterday was the day set by Judge
bhle.ds for hearing the testimony In the up-
jill.iAtlon of Mrs. S. P , Rounds for the re-
it-oval of O. II. Hothackor as guardian of
hU children , but by mutual rxinimut.of the
iutcreste ! parties extension of Unio for cud
month was nllo\Y il by the court.
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B13XCU ANW HAH.
District Court.
Ton EMPEZZiBMBST.
The case ot David Van Ellen- , charged with
p-and larceny , is on trial before .Ttidgo Hopo-
well to-day. The defendant's attorney Wns
nllowod to withdraw the pica of not guilty
nnd move lo quash the Indictment , which wns
overruled , nna the trial then proceeded ,
TizAnn vc.mAKD. .
The cnso of Rlchnnl vs. Kate Tlzanl for
divorce Is before Judge Doanc. The evidence
In the ctvse l of n very spicy character nd
excites much Interest.
IlEFOIin 4UDOIS WAKP.LCT ,
Hlllmnn vs. Homnn et nl. Is on trial before
Wnkeley. This Is a suit to recover posses-
slon of certain hinds In Douglas county.
SUITS riLEI ) .
Charles P. Slmmonds filed suit yester
day against E. H. Benson nnd John 1) . Car-
mi ch ncl for conspiracy Ih defrauding him of
lot 1 , block 07 , Prntt's sub-division , which ho
claims Is worth ? 0,000 , for which ho was In
duced to take In exchange lots 8 to 31 ,
block 0 , Hriirg'B addition , which proved to bo
almost worthless. Ho asks that the contract
bo nnnullcd and Judgment for $500 be ren
dered in his favor.
County Court.
Pl.ATZ VS. nKI.UtAW.
The case of Paul Platz vs. Meyer Hollman ,
for moving house , was pending bdforo Judge
Shields during the entire day.
TAKEN TO OTTUMWA.
Sheriff Michaels , of Ottumwn. arrived in
Iho. city yesterday nftornoon , nnd In the evening -
ing convoyed Johnson back to Ottumwn ,
where ho stands charged with grahd larceny.
TO-DAY'S nusiNrss.
William L. Saundcrs vs. The Omaha Car
riage and Sleigh company will be called
to-day.
Police Court.
Drunk and Disorder ly .Too Snckoy ,
Charles Sampson , $5 nnd costs ; J. B. Thomp
son forfeited $7.150 bond ; Henry Bralloy , or
dered out of town ; John Nolan , J. N. Ellmg-
wood , James Louis , H. D. Brou , Gust Ben
son , discharged.
Fighting Frank Lucas , Mike Qulnlnn ,
Pete Callnm , continued. Peter Dole , Sam
Nicholson , $10 nnd costs.
Resisting nn Ofllcor B. Gunbeclc ,
G. Englethnlor , resisting an oflicer ,
continued until Wednesday.
Vagrants Joe Hamilton , 10 days ; John
Peel , 30 days ; Mike Connors John Clements ,
Iday ; Eva Thomas , . John IColloy , Peter Ros-
enburg , James Bcako , Joe Hassctt , dis
charged.
Suspicious Characters Fred Rico , dis
charged ; Norton Campbell , continued.
Selling Liquor Without a License Thomns
Gallon , north Sixteenth Hticct , costs.
R. H , Howard was arrested this morning
on a warrant charging him with building a
fence on Sunday.
Tom Fitzgerald , n young tough , got two
'
'days for malicious destruction of property.
"Don'r Marry Him ! "
"Ho is such a licklo. inconstant fol
low , you will never bo happy with
him"said Esther's friends when they
learned of her engagement to a young
man who bore the reputation of being a
sad flirt. .Esther , however , know that
her lover had good qualities , and she
was willing to take the risk. In nine
cases out 01 ten it would have proved a
mistake ; but Esther was an uncommon
girl , and to every one's surprise Fred
made a model husband. How was itV
Well Esther had a cheerful , sunny tem
per nnd a great deal of tact. Then she
enjoyed perfect health and was always
so sweet , neat and wholesome that Fred
found his own homo most pleasant , and
his own wife moro agreeable than any
other being. As the year passed nnd
ho saw other women of Esther's ago
grow.sickly. faded and querulous , ho
realized moro nnd moro that ho had "a
jewel of a wife. " Good health was half
the secret of Esther's success. She re
tained her vitality and good looks , bo -
cause she warded off femino weak
nesses and ailments by the use of Dr.
Piorco'a Favorite Prescription.
AUMY NEWS.
Grand Serenade Accorded Major Gen
eral Crook Iinst Night.
The excellent baud of musicians from
Fort Omaha accorded Major General Crook
a serenade at the Paxton last night. The
performers were located in the corridor ,
which was crowded with an enthusiastic nnd
appreciative nudlonco. The balconies nnd
reception rooms were given up to the general
and invited guests , who represented the elite
and fashion of the city. Commissioned
ofllcors from the fort appeared In full uni
form , and assisted their uravo nud esteemed
superior In entertaining the company. The
serenade lasted until 10 p. m. , nnd the pro
gramme embraced classical music and the
popular national and operatic airs of the day.
Sergeant Gush , recommended for pro
motion in the army , will report to the com
manding ofllcor at Fort Omaha May 12 , for
examination. Sergeants Bennett and Drum
will report nt the same time and place for
like examination.
A board of Ofllccrs will assemble at depart
ment headquarters in this city on the 15th of
May , for tlio purpose of examining such
meritorious non-commissioned ofllcers ns
may bo recommended. Detail for board is
Major Hall , Major Butler , Captain Corliss ,
Captain Roberts , Captnin Ebstein.
Fort Onmlm News.
A dispatch was received yesterday an
nouncing the death of Lieutenant AVllliam
C. Muhlonberg , first lieutenant of Company
B , Second infantry , now stationed hero. The
ofllcers fool deeply the loss of their comrade-
who always hold the esteem and respect of
nil who know him. In addition to the mili
tary qualities and soldier-like bearing of
Lieutenant MuhlonbarK , hp also possessed
admirable social qualities , which rendered
him dear to many outside of military circles.
He died on the 10th , of consumption , in the
small town of Lowlston , Idaho. Ho leaves a
wife. Ho was a typical soldier , scholar nnd
gentleman.
Private Hughestho soldier accldennlly shot
while at n drill last Tuesday , is progressing
nicely. The doctors attending him say that
if-there Is no change for the worse , in the
next few days , they will then entertain
hopes of his speedy recovery ,
Colonel Hall , the department inspecting
ofllcer will visit the fort this week in tils oin-
cial capacity , and will probably condemn to
bo sold a number of mules , some clothes and
commissary stores ,
Some two hundred buggy loads of city
folks drove out to attend the Sunday eve
ning parade.
At 1030 ; Sunday morning companies "D"
and "E'1 crossed huts for the beer. Although
the game was not particularly marked by
brilliant plays nnd "grand-stand catches , "
still it was ono that .alVordcd much laughter
and amusement to the largo attendance
which witnessed the game. It resulted in n
victory for "D" company , much to the satis
faction of its manager , Captain Ilnincs.
About 2:30 : Sunday afternoon , just as
church call sounded , u suspicious group of of
ficers was seen leaving the fort in vehicles ,
/Among the number * wore Captains Hulncs
nnd Keller , respectively managers of D nnd
G companies base-ball teams ; also Captains
MclCeover und Ames , Lieutenant Kinsey ,
Mnllonoy , Wllklns , Arrasmlth und 'JVrlght.
They were seen returning later In the after
noon , all wall pleased with the exhibition of
good bnso-ball playing afforded them by the
Omaha aud St. Paul base-ball clubs.
A QUIKT BIKKTINO.
Tlio Board of Kducntlon Discusses
School Sites nnd Pinna.
Thp session of the board of education last
evening' was unusually quiet and uneventful ,
lacking thp stirring features that have mark
ed the meetings for some time of lato. Hugh
Murphy's offer to soil a school site on the
corner of Sixteenth and California lor f 17-
000 brought out some mild discussion
whether a school should bo built there or the
proposed high school addition commenced.
When the bill of F. M. Ellis for * 700 duo on
plans and specifications furnished for a pro
posed building on thu high school grounds
was presented it created some discussion , us
the plans have been abandoned and these for
nn addition adopted Instead. Some of tha
members Be < * raud -think U wus like paying
o.-jc , but. pthcri eutfcectod. Unit
DR. HORNE'S
Electro-Hagnetie Beits !
The Grandest Triumph ol Electric Science
Gentleman's Belt Scientifically Made and Pracltcally Applied.
ttith 8U Klettrie tBSWJ. B < dlfin , DISEASES CORED WITHODT MEDICIHES ,
Bpotcnrn Ontarrh. Itlen , EcU p > r > Uumli
Hood DUeaar * . l > rep T.M * , tk * tbU belt U Jut what you net * .
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ardtt Dudd noble , tbe trroat horseman i Col. ponnellr ,
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, Bonth Ilenit , Ind.i Kobt. H. Bammon. Ohlrago
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B rd : HORHH ELECTRO MAGNETIC BELT
ItttOCI rooB it the human B
allarlii allnerTonineMlmm llat lratid prodoolnir R new circulation or tt e Ufa f orooe tbe blood , , tm
ri-r- .
rarftnKTtror ( , > tr nsah.ener r mud bealth"wnen Mlother treatment baa f aUod. The merit * ot thUMlen.
UaoBnUarobeUwrecoiralMdanillndortedbTtlioufanda-whomtthaic rea. . . . . . . . . .t iu
hKntBIKOtff.-Anr ba6keommeretal pentr ! or wholoiMe hou e In Chicago | wholotalo dmreluts ,
Ban rranclKoandOhlcaTO..J&BenditunpforlHptnlllvitnMd . pamBhltt. .
-Vkanufacturor , l l Woboih Artnne Oiltago.
RUPTURE DR. HORME'S ELECTRO-MftBHETIC BELT-TRUSS.
the board might find use for the Ellis plans
In the future. The matter was referred.
The superintendent of school buildings
was Instructed to proceed \rith the erection
of a two room school house on the Vlnton
school grounds , nnd u > fence was ordered
built around the same as soon as the now
hulldlnpls finished. JV fence wns recom
mended for the Bancroft school as soon ns
the brick building in ctrurso of erection is
finished. i
J. E. Ellt&tt wa" allqwod ? 130 for plumb-
inp In the Webster street school , being 00
per cent of his .Dill.
A now building i on 'Bancroft ' and Tenth
streets wns ordered rented from Newton J.
Smith for school purposes at a rental of $30
per month until July 1 ; , also the Prco Meth
odist church building 6u Eleventh street op
posite the Center streCtTachbol at the saino
rate.
tecnth and California for n school
site for the consideration of $17.r > 00.
Mr. Copeland was opposed to this. Ho did
not think a building vyas needed thcra and
besides where was the money to come fronit
He favored instead the ( mined late erection
of the proposed addition to the high school.
Mr. Coburn suggested to Mr. Copeland
that the money for the proposed site on Six
teenth and California would come from the
same source as that for the proposed high
school addition.
Mr. Gray opposed the Idea of the proposed
high school addition and favored the Six
teenth nnd California school. His constitu
ents in the immediate vicinity of the hi h
school wore opposed to the addition because
of the three and four flights of stairs their
children would have to climb. The proposed
addition would cost $75,000 , and was moro
showy than useful. Ho wanted the board to
get the most they could for their money.
The secretary was instructed to write to
Mr. Murphy and see how long ho would hold
open his offer , and the matter was referred.
The committee on buildings and property
reported that in their communication con
cerning the high school smoke consumers
there should have boon warrants asked for
two consumers instead of ono. The addi
tional fllX ) was allowed.
A building was ordered to bo rented for
school purposes from Mr. Pike , near the Du-
pont school , for n consideration of $25 per
month. Additional room was ordered for the
Forrest school.
The superintendent of buildings was
granted seven days leave without loss of pay
to attend the funeral of a deceased brother.
The following "bids for grading wore re-
coivcd nnil opened :
The contract for Hamilton unil Kuroka
wnn nwnrdcd to O.V. . McKinney , anil that
of Ninth and Hancroft to J. C. Loenoy , they
bolnp the lowoat bltlilors. Tluit for Mason
and Twciity-Hflh wns referred to the coin-
inltto on bulldiuga und iiroporty with power
to act.
A H Iil Ilorao Thlof.
Mr. IColler , of the wholesale tobacco firm
of'I'orfoct & Kollor. loft n handsome gorrol
pony and carriage tied in front of his resi
dence , 11318 Sherman avenue , last evening ,
und about 7:30 : they were discovered missing.
Tbo most diligent scarab has failed to reveal
the whereabouts of the missing property
and it is believed that some bold thief hus
tulcen them.
pp
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Its superior excellence proven In rallllo of
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PrloP's f'ream lUVluB Powder doe not contain
Ammonia I.lmo or Alum. Sold only In can * ,
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„
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She Tried and Knows.
A leading chemist of New York
anys : "No plasters of inch merit as
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ralnfnl alnoo , but It Son not pain me at
all now. Sin. WILLIS MJIOILL.
8- Bend G cents for the beautiful colored pic
ture , "Moorish Maiden. "
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lo CUHI. Why wnte your time and money with
talent nitdlolnrs tbat nerer bad rlrlue , or doctor
with physicians that cannot eure you. You that bare
tried eTerythlng eleo should come to us now and o t
permanent relief ) you nerer can gel Itelsenber * .
Mark what wa sayi In tbe end you mast take oar
ItemodyorNtrxurecoTer. Aud you tbat bare been
afflicted but n rbort time should by all means come to
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tbe disease , but In ODD , two or three years after. It
appears agitn In a. more horrible form.
Investigate cnr financial ( landing tbrouph tbe mer-
we wUh to repeat tbat It NIVIH AUJ TO cuni.
Utters sacredly coufldeotlal.
THE COOK REMEDY CO. , Omaha , Neb.
lloom 10 nnil II , U. B. Nitttnnul Dank , mil and
Kurnum HtH , Cullers tftko olevaUir on l < 'arimt\ !
btreet ; to sueoiul floor. Hoom 11 for ladles only.
Proprietor Omaha Basinets Ocllagr ,
IN WHICH IS TAU3HT
Book-Keeping , Penmanslilp ,
Commercial Ltw , Shorthand , Teligraphlng
and Typewriting.
Stnd for Cotltgt Journal.
S E. Cor 10th nnd Capitol Avenue
E.T.Allen , M. D. ,
IlotaceopaUilc Specialist ,
CYC THROAT
tit AND NOSE ,
Spectacles Accurately Prescribed.
MAJUOJS JJL'JL , OMAI1A
IK. J. OAIAWAITH.
Surgeon and Physician.
Office N W Corner MUi and UouKlau St. O.Tlc *
telephone , i i ; Kcsldenw telephone , Ki.
1742 Lanrace St. . , Beaycr , Col ,
Of the Missouri State Minlmn of Anatomy , Bt.
IXMIH , Moi , Unlvcislty College Hospital. I < on-
don , Ulesen. Oermnny aud Now Vorfc , having
uovoted tnclr attention.
SPECIALLY TO THE TRFATHENT OF
DISEASES.
More especially those arlMng from impru
dence , Invite all BO suffering to correspond with
our delay. Diseases of Infection nnd contaelon
cured safely and speedily without uio ot dan *
Karons drups. Patients whose cases have been
neglected , badly treated or pronounced incur
able , should not fall to write us concerning their
symptoms. All letters receive Immediate atten
tion.
t
JUST PUBLISHED ,
And will bo mailed FR13K to any nddre bn receipt
of B-ccnt . " 1'rnctlcal
ceipt ono - stamp. Observa
tions on Nervous Debility and Physical Kxhauv
tlon , " to which la added an "Kssay on Mar
riage. " with Important chapters on diseases of
the lleproductlvo Organs , the whole Wrmlng n
valuable medical trcatloe which should bo road
by all young men Address
DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON ,
1712 Lawroneo St. , Denver Col.
NOW'S THE TIME
To have your friends como to
ns Kastorn lines will sell tickets and run
Semi Monthly Land Excursions
over the
Union Pacific
"The Overland Route. "
Until July 1,1888 , tickets sold for theo excur
sions will bo good thirty days for the round trip
ami can be used ton days going.Vhon purchas
ers are ready to return , thosa tickets will bo
good Ilvo days for that purpose. If purchasers
wish to stop short of destination on our Hues ,
agents will stamp tickets good to return from
such point.
J. 8. TBUnCTS. E. I , . J.OMAX ,
Gen. 1 > . & T. Agent. Ass't G. 1' . & T. A.
OJIAIfA , NK1J.
"The Ovcrnml Itouto. "
Has so arranged its family Sleeping Car
service , that berths can now be reserved
upon application by any ticket agent to M
J. Grcevy , Passenger Agent , Council Bluffs
Iowa. The reservations when made arc
turnedoverto the train conductors taking
out such cars , BO that passengers can now se
cure berths ordered , the same as a Pullman
berth is reserved and secured ,
J. B. TERUETS. K. t.OMAX ,
Qcn. P. &T. Agent , Asa'tG.P. &T.A.
OM/VHA / , MSB.
"The Overland Itoutc. "
The Sportsmen's , Tourists' and Pleasure
Seekers' Line-
Send for the Neat Little Sketch Book.
"Gr-crosr cs IJ-CTB i xrzjEs , "
highly interesting and useful to Sportsmen.
It contains the American rules for trapping
and shooting adopted by the National Gun
Association ; as well as the revised game
laws of the Western States and Territories.
Copies sent free upon application to
J. 8. T13HBKTS.
Gcn'IP. &T. Agt , ,
Omnhn , Neb.
-THE
OF THE
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ,
The Ucst Route from Onmlm nnd Coinu'll
muffs to
- = THE EAST =
TWO T11AIN8 DAU.Y 11KTWK15N OMAHA AND
COUNCIL ULUFfS
Chicago , AND MlhvuiilfCP ,
St. I'liul , Mlnnoapolls , Crdnr JJapids ,
Hock Island , Frccport , llocltfonl ,
Clinton , DuhiUMic , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , .TanosvlIIc ,
Dololt , Winonn , I < a Crossc ,
And nil other Important points Kast , Northeast nnJ
BouthOHst.
For UirotiKh llckcU civil nn the ticket nicont nt 17)1 )
rnrnnm struct , In Darker lllocit , or nt Union 1'uclflo
I'ullumn SIcepors and tlio finest Dining Can In tlio
world nro run on the ninln line of Iho Chicago , Mil
wiuikoo A St , IMul Hiillwar. mill o\cry ntluntlmi U
paid tn pnesonijon by coiirtoum crapl0)cn ot tliu
comimiiy.
. . .
J.l1 TIICKKII , AMlv ntCi'nnralMannRCr.
A. V. K. OAlll'UN'i'UIt , ( iuneral I'atsontccr and
Ticket AK nt
OICO. i ; . HUAKFOUI ) , Assistant General I'Juecniter
nnd Ticket Avcnt.
J.T. CI.AHJC General Supcrlntcnaent.
leaSiii is
IJu.B C. WIST g jJrnvn AKD nnu.f TREAT-
WINT , n Kuaranteoil Kpoclflo for IlyBtorla , Dizzi
ness , Convulsions pits. Nervous NenrolKln ,
Headache , Nervous I'toitrntlon. i' uscil I > y the
use of alcohol or tobacco , Wnkofiilnutji. Mental
Doprusiiun , KofteiilnR of tlio Itraln , rmultliiB In
liiJianlty.ainl leailln to mlHery.duray ami doutli ,
1'ienmture ( JM Ae ( , llarronnoiis , Lots of Power
tn cither ex. Involuntary Ioisos nnd Hparina-
torrlnua caused by over-exertion of the bruin ,
self-nbuaa or orer-lndulgonc . I5ach liox contains -
tains one month's treatment. fl.Wa box , orslx
boxes for $8.00 , sent by mall 1'Mpalcl on receipt
of price.
price.WKOUVJIANTKR
WKOU/VJIANTKR / SIX BOXES
To euro any CRJU. With oacli order rocplved by
us for six boxen , accompanied with i-\W , we will
sourt the purchasnr our written uuaranten to re
fund tliu money if the treatment doiw not often
ucure. CJuftr.intenlssuoil only by O. F , ROOD-
MAN , DniijBlst , liolo Agent , 111U Farnam Street ,
Omaha , Nob.
S , K , FELTON & CO , ,
And JIanufacturers1 Agents for
WATER WORKS SUPPLIES ,
( It all descriptions.
Hydraulic Engines , Surveys. De
tail Plans and Specifications ,
Furnished on Short Notice.
Correspondence Solicited.
Office , Slraug's ' Billing , Fourth Floor ,
OMAHA NEBRASKA.
,
HOWTOAOT.
> < * 4R U > r 4. fit.
fftfllffC \ " ' lltclUH
&RQNSSS ; IIKlIFll * *
h TgiFJ.jn ; w t htaTiftjC5 f JlonY.
dralni upon the FOUN'fAlNN of JjfrE.
HEADACHE , HACK ACHE , Dreadful
Pro m , WKAKNKSH of Itctnnrr , RANII *
FBi.Nfcssin SOCIETY , riMri.rsupon
the JFA : E. and Ml tbo JCFFECTN lending to
Tiorc or INSANITY , ihonld contult at one
the CKLEURjVTED Dr. Clarke , EstftMllbtd.
1RM. m. Clarka hai made NERVOUS HE.
niMTT. CHItONIC nnd all IMuaiei of
tb OENITO trniNAHY orjtsnt a Ufa
Htudjr. It mukwi No dinter nce WHAT jou
hire taken or WHO hu fklltd to cnr * you.
JOT f KM A I.KS iu crerlng from d L ) am pccu
lUr to th lr ic n coniult with the Miuranco
of ipcedr r llof and eur . 8cnd 3 cents po t s
tor wotu on your dlttsxi.
S-8end i c nU pot ( t for Celehrntnl
W rha on Cht-anlr. NsrvonH and I > cll.
* t DKeUos. Consultation , pcr > fin l'r or by
letter , n-cr , Contult the old Doctor ,
VbousntKlii mrMl. Onicpn nnd pnrlni-o
prlvnto. * S-Tho o contemplfitlng MarrUn
wnd for Or. ! lnrko' * celetirMcd gulds
MM and Fcmnlo. each lie. , tioth Sic.
( iUtnrw ) . ncfbro eonfldlnc rout CMC , ooniult
nr. I.AItHE. A rrlondly letter or Mil tnay
MTO future luOcrlng and iliorne , aud add irolden
ytiiri to llfo. a-Hook I.lfe'n ( Secret ) Er-
ir , " too. ( itampt ) . Hcdlolno and writings
! nt verjwhero , loonro from oxpcMinrv.
Hours , 8 to 8 ; Sundixjri , 9 tn 12. Addrcis ,
. F. D. OLABKfi , M. S.
IRQ So. Clark St. . oaiOAOQ. ILL.
E CHICAGO
WORTH
WESTERN
w RAILWAY.
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
The only road to take rorDosMolncs , JlnrMialtown.
Collar lUipUtj. Clinton , DlTon , Chlcniio , Mllwanko
niirt all points Ka t. To the people of Nobrn ka , l jlo-
rndo , WyomhiK. Utah , Idiilio , Novadn. Oroiton. Wash-
Inzton timt CallromlH , It orforstuporlorHdvantugos
not iHisslblu by any otlior lino.
Amonir a fnir of Iho nnracrom points Of superiority
cnjoyod by the pntrona of this rtAd between Onmltn
nnd CblcaKO , . nro Its two trains n day of DAY
COACHKS , which nro the llnct Mint Jiumnn nrtntul
Inxenulty can croato. Itsl'AhACKSLKIil'lNC } UAKS ,
which nro nindels of comfort anit oli'KAnco. Hsl'All-
I.OU DUAWINd 1UKM CA11S. unmirimwcil l > y any ,
nnd Its widely eolPliratod 1'AIiATIAIi IIINlNlt CAHS
the equal ot nhlch cannot tu found cl iwlii'ro. At
Council lllurri , the trains of the Union 1'urlllo Hall
way connect In union depot with thoio of Iho Ulil-
CRKO ft Northwottcrn lly. In Ohlcnuo the trains of
tbls line mnko close connection nllli tboso of Ml
other Kastern line * .
l-'or ixitrolt , Columbn Indianapolis , Cincinnati.
Nlaitaru Kails , llurrnlo. 1'lttstiunr , Toronto , Jlontroal ,
Iloiton , Now York , riillndolpltla , llaltlmorn. Wiifht
Int'ton , And all points In the liisU Ask for tickets Tl&
tbe"NORTHWESTERN"
"NORTH-WESTERN"
If yon wlih the best accommodation. All ticket
atcnts toll tickets \la this lino.
U.11UQII1TT. K.F.WIIJOK ,
' . ' ' ' .
Uou'lManacor. UoQ'l L'ast'r Affoat.
CIIICAQO , IM.8.
W. N. DADCOCIf , non'I. Wentern Aeont.
U. K. KlMHAl.U Ticket AVciil.
. K. WKbT , City 1'assonger Auont.
1101 Fixrnum St. , Omaha , Nob.
fNACOUAINTEO WITH THE OEOISRAPHYOF 1HE COUNTBV WIH
ODTAIH MUCH mrORMATIOK FROM A STUDY OF THIS Hit OF TH
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLiKD & PACIFIC R'l
Ita main lines onfl branches Include cmOAQO.
PEOHIA. MOLUra , BOCK IBLAITD , DAVEN-
POIIT. DBS MOINES , COTOOHi BLOTTS. STUB-
OATINE. KAKBAS COTK.BT. JOSEPH. LEA.V.
EKWOE3U. ATOmOON. CBDAS RAPIDSi
WATERLOO. MINNEAPOLIS , and OX. FATJXi.
and ecoroB of Intermediate cltlos. Cliolco ol
routes to and from the Poclflc Cotat. All trans-
fern in Union depots. Fast trains of 7lna Dua
Coaches , elegant Dining Oats , raagnlCoent Pull
man Palace Bloopera , and ( between Chicago , Bt.
Joseph. Atchlaon end Hnntaa City ) Eocllnlnrj
Chair Cars , Boats EVco , to Iioldara of through
Orel-class tlckots.
Chicago , Kansas & Nebraska R'y
"Great Rock Island Route. "
Extends West nnd Southwest from KtvneasClty
and Bt. Joseph to NELCON , nOHTON , . BELLE-
VTL1B , TOPEKA. nEIUHaTON , WICHITA ,
EUTOmNSON. CAXBV7ELL , and all points la
KAN3AOAND SOUTHERN NEDRA8KA
and beyond. Entire panocnsor equipment of tha
celcbretod Pullman manufacture. All oafoty ap-
pUaucoa aud modem improvomonto.
The Famous Albert Loa Route
la the favorlta between Chlcairo , Bock Island.
AtchUon , KantftB City and Mlnnenpoll * and Bt.
Paul. Its Wntertov/n branch trnvorson the graat
"WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT"
of Northern lown , Bouthwootom Mlnnocoto , and
act Central Dakota to Watertown , Spirit Luke ,
eious rtlJa and many other towns and cities.
The Bhort Line via Uonoca and ItanknkoD offora
Vipeilor facilities to travel to and from Indian *
apoUs , Clnclniiatl and iithcrSouthpm points.
For Tickets , MapD , Vi'ldera , or doalrod lufonna-
tlon , apply nt any coup.u Ticket Ottlco or uddrcsa
E. ST. JOHN , K. A. HOLBROOK ,
Otu'l JUaiumar. drn'l TUt. Cs Paso. Agti
CHICAGO.
Graii Orchard
NATURES'
CHEAT REMEDY
Sick-Headache , Constipation ,
OLD ov AU. DAuociaTv , TAMPMLCT ov MAIL rttf r ,
Crab Orchard Water Co. I outaville , Ky <
COWGILL , RUTLEDGE & CO.
OK KINDfl OK
Electric Work
Annunciators , IturxlHr Alarms , Klcrirlo Hells and
( iui l
KMIumtos furrlnlicil All work uuaritnleoil. I'lir *
tlrmillbcrluoruutoi tbnu nlll do well local on u (
wrlto UK.
Olllou ItoamIlarkor Illook ,
Corner 15th and Farnam , Omaha , Neb ,
PUBLICJ3ALE !
RECOKDED
Hereford Cattle ,
At or near Union Slock Yarfls ,
SIOUX CITV , - - IOWA.
MAY 2cl , 1888. '
Tlio Ilarlow Hull lU-rd .f llnrHfnrd
Cnttln All llndpr PHUP V't-nri * Old.
IliivlnKlt-Med my entato torn IOUK tcini of
ycarc. J am forced to pell my uutlio liord wlilcli
Is composed of the got of HOllACi : MX2t. \ \ .
nnd l'I , ( . 1'Al ! H , HI in , nnd foino o ! tlio finest
bulls In the United Slates ,
Tim holfurs are In calf , or have ralvch t tlielr
Kldt < . The rahi-s at e i ecorded. ' 1 lie l.unl l in-
nure < l and Ui9imichasar will d t > uire Ihwlniur-
mice. 'JVinifl. ( . 'ash Tl'trovlllj > enopojtpoa <
: ient. Catalogues on appUcuttoit
ATjRXAWDBE BARLOW ,
Slonx Oity , lowtu
WUllfaiu Uw drf iit Auctioneer.