8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEBt THURSDAY. APRIL 20 , 1888.
THE CITY.
Born To Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Sooy , n
eon.
eon.Born To County Commissioner Tur
ner nnd wife n boy.
The internal revenue collections yes
terday amounted to $5,760.62.
A concert will bo hold nt the Snrntogn
Congregational church this even
ing , tinder the auspices ol the Y. P. S.
O. society. A very excellent programme
lins boon prepared.
John Bolts , nn employe in Wokofiold's
lumber yard , fell from a pile of lumber
yesterday and was badly hurt. His
In juries 'were in his back , lie was
tnfton to his homo , tit 511 south Eleventh
street.
11. M. Ryan , who is under arrest for
forging a check on Fcony , Conolly &
Co. , was brought before the police mag
istrate for trial yesterday afternoon ,
but asked for a continuance until 2 p.
m. to-day. The prayer was granted.
Henry Johnson , a colored mortar
mixer , and Lucy Jackson , a Mnduro-
colorcd cyprian , got into n llttlo scrap
nt "Miss Fanny's , " Twelfth and Chi
cago. and Mr. Johnslng smacked Lucy
in the eye until her nose bled. She
was gaino , however , and tried to dis-
cmbowol Henry with n case knife , but
ho linnlly got in a blow on the jugular
nnd put her to sleep. IIo was ilnud $25
nnd costs.
Personal
P. E. 1'crktns , ol Lincoln , Nob. , is nt the
Pnxton.
Gcorgo W. Ncff , of Lincoln , Nob. , is nt the
Pnxton. e
J. H. Hnrrctt. ' of Wlsncr , Neb. , Is at the
Millord.
A. F. Jones , of Atlantic , In. , is nt the
WJmlsor.
O. C. Klentz , of Norfolk , Nob. , is at the
Windsor.
Prank Hohm , of Davenport , In. , is nt the
Windsor.
B. P. SilUnltacr , of Contorvillc ; In. , is nt
the Paxton.
E. B. ICctclium , of Mnrslinlltown , In. , is nt
the Millnrd.
W. A. Uusscll , of Mnrslinlltown , In. , is nt
the Windsor.
13. P. Warren , of Nebraska City , Nob. , Is
nt the Pnxton.
F. V. Klnp , of the United Stntcs army , is
nt the Pnxton.
J. W. Paddock , of Paddock's Grove , Nob. ,
is nt the Millnrd.
F. BrilurrNoii nnd wife , of Fremont , Nob. ,
nro at the Millnrd.
Messrs. L. C , nndC. A. Hobnrt , of Nelson ,
Nob. , are ut the Windsor.
Mrs. J. M. Grlfllth nnd son , of Wnhoo ,
Neb. , nro nt the Millnrd.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Matthias Now < ; lvo n party
' o-nifjht In eolcbr.ition of the llftconth birth-
diiy of their daughter , ' Mnr.v , at their resi
dence , COO South Ninth street.
On Ills Way t ° Prison.
A sheriff from Wyoming territory appeared
before Sheriff Coburn yesterday with ono
George UuUerflcld , whom he had in custody
nnd was conveying to the penitentiary nt
Johct , 111 , , to servo n sentence of llvo years
for horse stealing. The prisoner enjoyed the
comforts of the county's bastilo over night ,
nnd to-day the trip to Jollet will bo resumed.
TIio Urnkeo Broke.
While a street cnr stopped near the Jones
street crossing to let n train pass yesterday
nfternoon , the brakes of a following car broke
nnd it bore down on the belated car in ad
vance , in which were seated two ladies , who ,
seeing the approaching danger. Jumped to the
pavements , none to soon to escape serious in
juries. The horses of the disabled car wcro
badly hurt , and the cars somewhat damaged.
Congratulation and n Clieclc.
There was a meeting of the 13ricklnycrs'
union at which n congratulatory spcecli was
made by ono of the members iu which it was
claimed that there nro now 130 union brick
layers ut work in this city ,
A donation of § 200 from the Plumbers.
Gas nnd Steam-fitters' union was received
nnd accepted and u vote of thanks therefore
returned.
_
A "Wayward Ohllil Koturns.
The fourtnen-ycar-old son of Jailor .Too
Miller who for some t\\'o years past has man
ifested a great desire for travelling and who
left sometime since on an extensive trip
westward returned yesterday from Den
ver where he nns been "visiting" lor some
time. It Is not likely that ho will huvo nn
opportunity of talcing another trip soon , as
his stern parent has announced his intention
of keeping a strict watch over him.
Almost Tlirco Score -mil Ten ,
To-day will bo the sixty-ninth anniversary
of the organization of- the I , O , O. P. , and
will bo celebrated in n grand manner iu
.Council muffs by the Odd Follows of west
ern Iowa. They will bo joined by a number
of the brethren of this city , especially those
of Keystone lodge , who will take the 1:15 :
dummy this afternoon lor the Bluffs. They
will accompanied by tlio band of _ tUo
second infantry. The intention iiuu been to
celebrate in Oili.ilia 6h a largo Scale , but the
matter wns postponed because of the assem
bling hero iu the full of the grand lodge of
the state ,
Still Consulting.
Yesterday Gcorgo G. Swain , of Mar-
Bhnlltowii , la. , another ono of the stoclf-
holders of the State National bank , arrived
in town , to confer with E , L , Lyon , Into
president of the same institution. Mr.
Swain is superintendent of the coal depart
ment , of the Chicago & Northwestern road for
the Iowa division. Hcwas closeted yesterday
morning with Mr. Lyon and another local
stockholder of the bank , with what result
could not be ascertained. Mr. Lyon returned
yesterday from Lincoln without having
met Mr. Tobbitts , whom ho wont to see and
who has been aopointcd receiver of the bank ,
Coshlcr.MeFnddeii , who wont to Washington
to confer with the comptroller , has not yet
returned , nnd his hasty return , the cause of
which could , not bo discovered in his tola-
priun , is awaited with bOinu interest by all
the parties interested ,
Off to Chicago.
General Crook , it is cxpcctc-d , will leave
for Chicago by the llrst of next week , where
ho will assume control of the Division ol tiio
Missouri. Ho will bo accompanied by his
aides , Lieutenants Konnon nnd , Grecno , both
of wham have been promoted from the posi
tion of aides-de-camp to that of aides to the
ninjor general. This promotion is at
tended with an increase of
BauYry. Tftft departure of these
young gentlemen will Icavo a vacancy in the
ofllco of drill master In two of our local mili
tary companies , tho'.Omnliu Guards who have
been under the mstructign of Lieutenant
Greene and the Crolghtoii Uunrds who have
' been taught by Lieutenant Kcunon. ,
Major llcntcen. formerly of Port Duclicno
has been transferred to Fort Nlobr'nra ,
where ho will await Inquiry Into his applica
tion for retirement which is bused upon
physical disability.
VloUmlEcd , By.t Not Rovencefiil.
The BtnrtltniJ exffosb of Prof. Maraud pub
lished In last Saturday's UEB , has been
copied into some of the leading journals of
the country , but moro prominence in some
cases has been given to Prof. Marline's con
nection with the matter thaa pleases him.
The Hen had been In possession of the facts
long before Prof. Martine panic to Omaha ,
nnd only Waited for Ills arrival for addi
tional corroboratlon. In his interview with
thq reporter the professor baa admitted his
knowledge of the charges acaiust Moratu ] ,
nnd tud talked freely about the matter , but
did not expect lis ) talk to get into print , for
although Moraqd has dofruu4ci\ him , ho docs
iotcaratohavontr.juiioV&raaofliado ofc. .
per dpcs ho wish to appear to bo. taVnc a re
vengeful course toward him. In eomoot the
apers the credit of the expose } s 'given en- .
, . / M-1 * i0 * ? Marline Instead of toUroo-kss ,
ne father-in-law of Moj-am } . .
Coumienco Xcn.iu Town.
The fainlllar crf't * ofttm heard nt agrl ;
UiJtural fair * and 0JIC1. P'acus' Of UUo Hk
" .hands on your pockctboolts" would not bo n
bad mnxlm for nirnlists vislting-tho city ,
nnd doubtless n few Omnhnns could profllby
the precept. There nro several ' 'con" ' men
in the city on the lookout for individuals with
cash , nnd scarcely n day passes In which
some ono Is not relieved of their collatlernl.
The latest victim Is nn old gentleman from
Bellevue named Jnmes Shire , whs was
roobcdof nboutfOont the II. & M. depot
Inst night b.v two of the fraternity commonly
known ns "hustlers. " Mr. Shlro was walk
ing up and down the platform when the pair ,
who wcro simulating drunkenness , ran into
htm and one of them pretending to recognize
htm as an old friend , embraced the old
gentleman while the other went through
his pockets , taking n $ JO gold piece and
nboiit ? . " > In small chnngo. Not until they hnd
pniscd nround the corner out of sight did the
old mnn discover his loss nnd then it wns too
Into , ns the birds had Down. Strange n It
may appear , the deed was committed under
the very notes of n number of Plnkcrton
specials who failed to "tumble" to the pro
ceedings.
Two verv smooth chnr. cters from Knnsns
City who ar.o not wholly unknown to the po
lice arrived in the city yesterday nnd
wcro at once put under surveillance. Ono is
n large , Well-built Individual , the other nncnt
llttlo fellow who looks like n railroad mnn.
Their " " is the " "
particular "Iny" "express gnino"
nnd two or three times have they been
arrested , but for hick of proof disrhnrged.
They will prob.ibly attpmpt their llttlo game
while In the city.
A Ballot Girl's Nerve.
.Too Frank , manager of the "Zozo Maglo
Queen" company , took occasion Tuesday
afternoon , without the customary two weeks'
notice , to give Miss Arllno Athens the grand
IVrc. lie thought that all that wns necessary
was to inform her to quit and that would set
tle It. But Arllhe , who Is a charming little
blonde , and who took a conspicuous part in
the marches and the ballet , proved n de
cidedly recalcitrant personage , and she
bluntly Informed the arbitrary Joseph that
she not only wanted her backsalary , amountIng -
Ing to something like 40 , but two weeks' pay
in addition , u well ns a ticket back to New
York. Then she wanted to know whnt she
was discharged for , and the manager told her
she hnd violated the rules of the company in
going out with gentlemen callers , nnd that
she was altogether too pcrmiscuous with her
nlTnlros du occur , and that ho was
tired of her. Arllno's blue eyes hero began
to corruscato , her yellow hair to bristle ,
and she told Mr. Frank that ho wns a pre
varicator of the deepest dye , nn egregious
nss , and a traitor to his country. Then she
turned on her French liecl , and her little feet
wentpatternig down to Justice Ward's of-
llce. Here she swore oiit an attachment ,
and in the evening Constable Stein levied
upon a portion of the receipts of the house ,
$101 , to satisfy the coryphee's claims. Learn
ing of this Frank sought to comprolMiio the
matter by oiTcrinir to renew Arllno's contract
for the bah n q of the season , but the ballet
dancer wiu > irt'to bo caught with such chaff.
This , of course , all made the manager very
warm , and in the evening about 0 o'clock ho
was thirsting for gor J. In his revengeful
search he happened at this Juncture to meet
Mr. John Kelley , advance agent of the Now
Magdalen company , who wns a friend of Ar-
line's , nnd who had dined with her the
previous evening. A. few words passed
between the two , when suddenly
Holloy cut loose with his right and
landed quite handily on Frank's chocks.
IJecovcrmg himself , Joseph made ono of his
famous rushes at John , but instead of suc
ceeding in his maddening effort to get in n
blow , his ahlcrmanic paunch collided with
John's boot , nnd as the wind left his body in
ono great gust , friends swooped down upon
Kelley ana carried him nwiiy. After tins exciting -
citing episode Frank wns hotter than ever.
IIo was fairly Incandescent , but everybody
connected with the affair is still alive. Ho
threatened to stop his show in case the
money levied upon by Constable Stein wns
not turned over tohim , but upon the sturdy
minion of the law Informing him that in case
ho did this ho would seize the whole she
bang , Magic Queen nnd nil , lie grew ns calm
ns a midsummer morn , and went away nnd
drowned his sorrows and vexations in
npollonuris water. IIo subsequently called
on Justice Ward and hnd the hearing of the
case set for next Saturday , but there is llttlo
probability of his putting in an uppcaralice ,
as that will only entail greater expense and
inconvenience.
Soiden bora's Figaro , the talk of the
town , n lOc cigar for 5c. Mux Meyer &
Co. , wholesale dopot.
STltlKE , IIATRS AND STRIKERS.
AJIONG UJCIOX XCN.
At the headquarters of the brick.layers'
union yesterday , the scene wns about the
same that has been witnessed thorotcvcry
morning since the strike. There wore quite
a number of unemployed men nround some of
whom claimed they were to go to work to
day nt the rntcs demanded by the union ,
while others claimed that they hnd no fear
-but that they would soon secure employment.
Ono of th.csc , and ono of the oldest and best
known bricklayers in the union said that
about sixteen members had gone to Denver
In search of employment , nnd that some of
these had returned because , at present , there
is a scarcity of brick in that place. The
wages paid there is live dollars for eight
fours' work. ThospvUo .returned , however ,
had gone to work In South Omaha , at union
rates , and in Lincoln , whoio live dollars are
being paid for nine hours' work.
"Didn't the bosses offer the union men five
dollars for nine hours' work In this city I"
asEe'd the reporter.
"Thpy did atlirst , " was the answer , "but
don't do , "
they sg any more
spvtN no.1.ATts PCU HAY.
"I want to correct an Impression which has
got out'said * the same informant. "The
men on the North Omaha sewer , are networking
working ten hours a day. There are four
men on that job and two of them , Jim Con-
ler nnd Lou Burdlck nro tno contractors.
They have sub-let the job , nnd they and the
' .wo men working with them are members of
ono union. Those men nro getting * 7 for
eight hours. If they work more than eight
hours n day it Is necessary to do so because
of u bad bottom , and then they got double
wages. If they lose n half day while waiting
on the bank , because of a bottom , they get
paid just as if they were at work. "
bC.UIlllXO HIM.
"Tho brlckmakcrs have told you that they
did not rofuio to sell bricklayers , briok.
That is hot true. I myself tried to buy bomo
from Joe Dolss' father , nnd whnt do you
suppose ho wanted to chnrgo mo } Why ,
$11 per thousand I Just about as much as
brick Iu \yall oj ftUt t9 po worth , "
This matter was brought to the attention
of the brickmakcrS later and nfntmfi&ui that
Dolss , Sr , , was endeavoring to get even with
the brickmakera because they "scubbed him"
some time ago.
"What do you mean by scabbing him } "
asked the reporter.
"Why , the bricklayers' union fined Deiss
$100 , which ho had to pay. The offence was
that he sold brick to Fox , who was employ
ing non-unUjn men on his sewer. "
"Wcro the brick sold to Fox , direct ! "
"No ; they wcro sold to nnothcr man who
got them for Fox , " was the answer , *
OOOU AND IJAU OXfcS.
"Soraoof our men have lejt the city , pos
sibly ono hundred in all , " said another mem
ber of the union , "but last night at our
meeting wo counted up and found that wo
had about DUO hundred and ilfty union men
working all over town. There is a gooa deal
of work now being done In basements and
upon chimneys. Of course we'll win.
It makes no difference how many
men have come In from abroad. Last spring
there were moro newcomers amongst us than
have come hero this year to the contractors.
Those who have come hero since tills strikd
arc almost worthless. There are about lit-
teen good men among them and the rest you
wouldn't pay ? 2 a day.
TUB Noi'.cnoss jon ,
Siincriutendcnt Blake , of tlfo Now Vork
Life Insurance company's ' buildliur , said that
when work was rejoined on the same it
woulu bo by meiv vuo would receive only
$ t.M ) for nine ooxirs. Ho could not btute the
, 'ay when U'.Sy would go to work. It was a
blj Jo > and could not bo started without
40P\0 deluV _
Had.a bilious ( Utuck and one of those
Indescribable cases of. constant wurl-
nuss. Took quinine und other remedies
without relief : Took Dr. Johnson's
Clover Tonic.mil strong and .well- .
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A OHAPTAUQUA ASSEMBLY.
TJie Council BliifTs Hlto Fnvorcd By
the Omntm Committee.
The committee for the board of trade that
visited Council Bluffs some days ago to con
fer with committees there In reference to n
location for the establishment of CliutauqUa
assembly , have prepared the following report
which will bo submitted nt the next meeting
of the b iard of trade :
To the Omaha Board'of Trade' Gchtle-
mcu : Your committee , appointed to visit
Council Bluffs and examine the so-called
Chnutauqun assembly grounds there , with
reference to their ndnpUtlbh to the uses nnd
purposes of such assembly nnd their availa
bility as a place of Investment by those in
terested in the project of such nsscmbllos , on
this side of the river and Jn this vicinity ,
hereby repoit.
That they have visited such grounds In
company with n committee of the board ot
trndo of Council Bluffs , consisting of Mayor
M. P. Uohror , chairman , Lucicn Wells , P. O.
Glcason , C. W. Wnltc , E. L. Shugnrt and J.
E. Ilarkncss , secretary of the assembly and
n committee of the assembly composed of
Colonel L. W. Tullys , Thomas Officer , A. S.
Hnrlcton , John Dunforth , C. U. Allen , II. W.
Tllton , J. E. Ilarkncss and Gcorgo H.
Wheeler , who met your committee at the
Broadway depot in Hint city and , took them
in carriages through mid along attractive
streets and avenues to the plnco selected for
the assembly , which lies about two miles
from the center of the town and to the north-
cast.
cast.At this point the party left their carriages
nnd traveled over the grounds , which consist
of about eighty acres and are located where
steep ravines , precipitous hills and winding
valleys abound , all well wooded with Valu
able trees and made especially attractive by
the'varioty of its surface and Its numerous
points whcro auditoriums or nmphltlicntem
could bo easily lilted up for the hearing ac
commodatlon of many thousands.
At the foot of these hills , from the top of
which a beautiful view of the Missouri and
its valley nro seen , are abundant , springs of
excellent cold water , the rivulets from which
How across a level , grassy plateau orinnidow
of about llftcca acres into n winding creek ,
of Into known as Chnutauqua river. Across
the cast side of this plat along the river run
two railroads side by side , the C. . M. & St. P.
and the C. , U. I. it P. , both of which propose
to locate depots at this point , ns your com
mittee nro informed , in case tno project of
establishing a Clmutnuqun assembly at the
place indicated is accomplished. This pla
teau would furnish capital Holds for base ball ,
lawn tennis , cricket and other out-of-door
games and athletic exercises and , hero too ,
an artilicinl hike for boating , bathing and
other summer water sports could bo made at
comparatively moderate expense.
Your committee are informed that a com
pany has been organized and incorporated
under the of ' 'The
immo Council Bluffs As
sembly. " with a capital stock of WO.COJ , with
the. 'privilege of increasing the same to
SlUO.dCO , divided into shares of ? 5 00 each , in
aid of the proposed project and that of t''is
stock Council Bluffs hus already subscribed
nearly ? -i5l00. ! It Is proposed by this eom-
pany to purchase the land , for which an ou-
tlon has been secured , to put the grounds in
shnpo and erect such buildings ns will make
it ready and suitable for holding the first
Chnutauqua assembly in the summer of 18611.
This it is estimated will require nn outlay
of.fiillyS < ' 0COO , the onc-hnlf of which , for
stock in tills company , Council Bluffs people
pledge theaiaulvcT to subscribe. No point In
the union it is believed is so favornblv situ
ated as this to secure an immense gathering
of those interested in popular education ot
this class. Its location midway between the
Atlantic ami Paeilie'oceans and midway
between the northern and southern states ,
in the center of the republic , and its
case of access by rail , from every direction ,
insures the attendance of multidudcs of
pleasure seekers , tourists nnd travelers from
every region , botli abroad and at home ,
Your committee do not hesitate to say that
the founding of such assembly at this point
will bo of great benefit to the material as well
ns educational interests of Omaha , ns its con
summation will in all iirobabilityjudginf from
the success of these institutions elsowheic ,
call to its attendance each summer from
seventy-live thousand to ono hundred thous
and people , all of whom would represent the
most intelligent and enterprising , and many
of them the wealthiest classes of tins 'and
other lands. The educational advantages
which would bo thus secured to our people
your committee do not feel called upon to
name , ns they are well known. .
In conclusion your committee say that
they fully und cordially endorse the Couiu-il
Bluffs and Omaha Chautauqiia assembly
project as herein outlined , nnd "recommend
to the people of Onmha and vicinity its ma
terial and hearty support. The interests of
Omaha nnd Council Bluffs arc fast becoming
moro and moro mutual , und the completion
tills summer of the wagon bridge between
the two cities , now so well underway , will
add another link to the business and social
chain which nlrcndyunitcs them. Your com-
inittco would further recommend ,
1. That the name of tno corporation rc-
fcrrrcd to bo changed so as to read , "Tho
Council Bluffs and Omaha Chnutauqua As
sembly , " and that seven of its twenty-one
trustees should bo citizens of Omnhn.
2. That the pledge of the two railroads
named and other roads interested bo secured
of lH'Cnil ' subscriptions in money of bay
4500,000.
y. That committees bo appointed to sjjjielt
subscriptions from Omaha people and others
who are , or should be , ns it appears , equally
interested with the residents of Council
Bluffs In securing the location selected , and
thenceforward in promoting the success of
this great mid most worthy enterprise this
people's j unlvcisity. All of which Is re
spectfully submitted.
CHAMPION S. CIIASK , .
W. J. BIKMTCM ,
G. M. HITCHCOCK ,
N. MUIIUIAM ,
/ Jonx EVANS ,
, - . Committee ,
MOUTUAIIV.
I'ICKCItlXO.
Mrs. Lucy J. Pickering , of West Liberty ,
la. , died at at. the Paxton hotel of
heart disease , to which she had been subject
for a number of years. She was the mother
of J , C , Pickering , who represents the Ault-
man agricultural implement works of Can
ton. O. Mr. Pickering and his wife were
with her at the time of her death , the deceased -
ceased accompanying Mr. Pickering on ono
of his business trips , The remains were
forwarded to West Liberty yesterday by
Drexel & Maul.
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Our Magic Remedy
irai dlicover dt aod we are InitlBed In nrlng It U th *
only romndy In tbo world that will potfllvely cure ,
becnuoo the Utcit medical worka , publlihed by the
beat known authtirltlo , > ay tbera wai never a true
Kedflc before. Our Itemed ? It the only medicine In
n world tbat will euro when eTcrrthlnJ ; cue ha3
railed. It baa been to cnucodcd by large number of
Celebrated I'hrilolkr.i. IT HAS NEVEII YET FAILED
to CDIIK. Wby wutt your lira * and money with
talent medicines that nerer had virtue , or doctor
trlth phyilclant that cannot euro you. You that bar *
tiled uvorylhtngchjeihould come to us now and get
arioancnl itllrfi you never ran not U elsewhere.
Mark what we layi In the end you mutt take our
Remedy or NETKH recover. A ml you tbat have betn
filleted but a thort time should by all meant com * to
us now. iiany set help and think Ibeyit re frie front
Iho disease , but In one , two or three years afttr , II
appeanagilatn a moro horrible form ,
InveitlKat osr financial ttandlnic through the mer *
pantile av = cii and note that we are fully rriponil-
ble and our written 8uarant o > are Rood. We hav * a
tlEUEnr prepared on purely 8clcntlOe 1'ilnclplea and
nawlfli to repeat thai It NICVEU ffMUTOCUti * . All
letten : sacredly couUdentlKl.
THE COOK ; IlEflEDY CO. , Omalio. Neb.
Itoom 10 and H , I' . S. National Hunk , r.'lh and
rnrnitm sts , CallcrH take elevator on Kurnnin
itruct ; to buconcl Hoar. Itoom 11 for lad es utily
DRUNKENNESS
Or tlio Liquor Habit , Positively Cureil by
Administering Dr. Unities' ( Joltleu
Specific.
ItcanbeelvcnlnAciipof coffee or tea with
out the knowledge ) of the person taking it ; abbo-
lutt'ly harmless , and will effect a permaiit und
speedy cure , whether the patient U a moderate
drinker or an alcoholio wrock. Thousands of
drunkards have been made tomperuto men who
have taken Uolden Hpecltla In llielr colfoo with
out their kiioulodny and today bellevo they
null drinking of their own freu will. It never
fulls. Tlrosyatem once impregnated with the
Hpeclflc , it becomes an titter impossibility f6r
the liquor appetite to exist. Tor bale by ( Culm
& Co. , 15th and Uouclas sin. , and IHli and Cum-
Int ; bin. , Omaha , Neb , ; A. U , roster & Ilro. ,
Council lllulTs Iowa
CraliOrcliari )
WATER.
NATURES *
GREAT REMEDY' .
A. S-CSITTVTB crorsr : r-cia
- CoBstipiiico.
, - , .
oio if tit. DRUaci * rtMrwucT > U > IL mrc.
Crab Orchard Water Co. 'Louisville , Ky.
JUDICIOUS AHD PERSISTED
Advcrtlilng hai alnays proven
successful. Before p.l clDrouy (
If ewipuper AdTcrtltlnc conSiiS
LO D & THOMAS ,
, iprrumixs ILIJIK , , '
U U i 6i OO U SUtt. |
i
BRING THE BOYS < i !
This will be a week of rare opportunities for parents and all those who have boys
clothe. We will make a special effort iu our Boys' ' department and will show some bar
gains which will eclipse anything over before attempted.
Childrens' Blouse Suits with beautiful embroidered collars , in sizes from ! to 10 , at 05o.
This suit has never been sold for less than $1.50.
Knee Pant suits of all wool cheviots , splendid patterns , handsomely gotten up , sizes from
4 to 13 at $2.75. Other houses would surely ask for such a suit , at least $5.
Fine Blue Flannels , warranted indigo blue , beautifully plaited , sizes -1 to 12 ; as good a
suit as is usually offered for § 5 or $0. Our price is $2.95.
Wo shall also offer this week some extraordinary values in Long Pant Suits.
Elegant Cheviot suits , strictly all wooX of handsome colors and styles , well made , sizes
from 12 to 18 , at § 4.25. The actual value of this suit is almost double.
Our Long Pant suits runup to 18and we can fit in our boys' department , at boys' suit
prices , largo sized young men , who would elsewhere have to pay for mens' sizes.
In place of a useless toy , usually given away to the little ones , we will this time give
a benefit to mothers who will appreciate such a bargain and remember us longf or it.
FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
On Wednesday , May 2 , we will offer 1000 pair good knee pantt from 4 to 12 , worth
50c ; at 15c a pair. Make no mistake ; these are no trash , but good durable pants , such as
are sold by first class houses for 50c and more , and such as we can honestly recommend.
We intend that these pants shall bring us thousands of little customers in the future ,
and we could not expect to make customers with a poor arhiclo- Remember for one day
only and two pair to each customer is the limit. Out of town parties who order these
pants by mail must enclose postage.
. ' . *
One Price Only. No Deviation.
Corner I4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha. "
"
$2 PANTS.
C. 0. I ) .
With Privilege of
Examination.
*
All Wool Pnnts ,
both light nnd dark
colors , in sizes 30 to
42 waist and ISO to 34
leg measure. Also
a very Inrgo line of
bo it or grades of
Pun ts ranging in
price from $2.50 to
$8. Our S8.75 to $ r
Pants arc extra good
value.
Mail Orders Solicited ,
roilu goir , Belfast , Dublin nnd Lhcrpool
From New York Every Thursday ,
Cabin pns.sago $10 and JT.O , according tn location
of sta'o room. KxcnrMon 805 to JT.'i.
Steerngo to nnd from Kiiropo at Lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO. ,
Oen'l Agents , Bi Drondwuy , New York.
JOHN BLECEN. ( len'l Western Agent ,
101 liandnlph St. , Chicago.
HARRY E.MOORES , Agent , Omaha.
a
03
Omaha Seed House.
TlendiuurtcrH for I.andreth'B Celebrated peodn.
1'lantH , ( Hit Flowers and 1'jloral designs. Send
for catalogue.
\V. II. FOSTER & SON , Proprietors
1022 Cuoitol AVUIIUO.
Terminus of Missouri I'jicHlc Itnlhray Co.
in Adams County , Nebraska.
Depot , round house , turn-table and tank all
completed. Thiouuh trains from Kansas City
commenced April 21st. ntti-en miles from
Hustings. No town within t ) miles in any direc
tion : U HltUHted in the center of Nebraska's
MiiMt iigrlcnltnrarficction , and contiguous to
the famous. 1'latto Valley hay lands.
PifstSaleofLotsatPoblicAuction
MAY 1st , 1888.
Terms ; M cash , balance In 8 and 12 months at
10 per cent Interest. Train leaves Habtlnes.
Neb. , at 12 m. on that day. Tree transportation
from Hastings to 1'rosber nud return , du appli
cation to
J. C. McNAUGHTON ,
Trustee for Oompanyi
Exchange Nat'l ' Bank , Hastings , Neb ,
E.T.Allen , M. D. , ,
Homoeopathic Specialist ,
EVE THROAT EAR
tit AND NOSE ,
BpecUclw Accurately prescribed.
B.AMGE DL'K , , OMJ.1
jrge'oii and Physician , .
Offlce < . tr Corner luh and UuugUa fat.nm
PUBLIC SALE !
BECOBBED
At or near Union Stock Yards ,
SIOUX C1TV , - - IOWA.
MAY 3d , 1888.
Tlio Barlow Hull Herd of Jlcrnl'ord
Cnttlc All Under Four Years Old.
Having leased my cslnto for a Ions tcrmot
years. ] am forced to sell my entire herd which
Is composed of the ot of 1IOUACU Mil , 12XJI ,
nndlM.UTAllCII , 14(10 ( , nnd some of thorniest
bulls In the United States.
The heifers nvo In cfilf , or have calves nt their
sides. The calves me recorded. Tlio herd Is In
sured nnd the pui chaser will UBsnmo the liisur-
nnco. TVrm , c'a&li. 'J'liero will bo no postpone
ment. CnUlogncfl on application.
ALEXANDER BARLOW ,
Sioux Oity , Iowa.
William Swarts , Auctioneer.
S , K. FELTON & GO. ,
ffatcr Ws Contractor
And Manufacturers' Aucnts for
WATER WORKS SUPPLIES ,
(5 f nil descriptions.
Hydraulic Engines , Surveys. De
tail Plans and Specifications.
Furnished on Short Notice.
Correspondence Solicited.
Office , Strong's ' Building , Fourth Floor ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA ,
IlcrnarkablB for powerful syinp/i- /
t lift K' tonu. iillahlu action and al >
Boliue durability , itl years' record.
the best giiiirantpo of the excellence -
lenco of ttu'hu Internments.
Healtli is Wealth !
Uii.B 0. WESTBNF.IIVB AND nnAi.v TIIKAT-
HUNT , a guaranteed spcclno for Hysteria , Dlzzl-
nesH , OJiivnlslons j > its. Nervous NuuralKla ,
lloadnchr. Nervous l'rostr tlon. caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco , Wnkefulness , Mulltal
Depression , Pofteniiif ; of the llmln , resiiltint ? in
InBunlty.and loading to misery , decay and death.
1'rematuro Old ABB , llarrcnness , Ixissof Tower
In either sex , Involuntary Losses and Bperma-
torrlHpa caused by ovcr-oxcrtlon of the brain ,
self-abuse or over-indulgence. Hacli box con
tains ono month's treatment , ll.ttla box , orslx
boxes for 15.00 , sent by mall l'rpald on receipt
of price.
price.WEGUAIIANTKR SIX HOXES
To cure any caso. With each order received by
ns for six boxei. accompiinlcd with W.OO , wo will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re
fund the money If the treatment does not effect
ncure. Guarantees Issued only by O. I1' . ( JOOI-
MAN. Drucglbt , Bole Afc'cut , 1110 Farnam Street ,
Omaha , Neu. _
Dissolution Notice.
Tills is to certify that the copaitnershlp here
tofore exibtlng butween / . 'f. Llndueyund Icnry
Hwan is dlBsulved by mutual consent. Henry
Hwan retires and Z. T. I.lndsey will continue the
business of helling rubber boots , fchoes , etc. , at
wholesale all 111 Harnoy street , Omaha , { . ' 4.
I.lndsey abhiimes all liabilities of the lutellrm
of / . T. I.twUey & Co. , nnd is to collect all
monies nnd credits due said llrm.
Omaha. April 30.18 * . !
IDHOI'OSAI.8 FOIl I'llINTINO-IIeadnuarters
J. Department of the 1'l.itte , Chief Quarter.
master's ' Olllce , Omaha , Neb. , .March 3'J , lb 8.--
Bfulrd proposals. In triplicate , subject to the
neual conditions , will be received at this oHlc
until 1 o'clock n , m. ( central standard time ) , on
Monday , April IWth , 188i , at which time and
place they will ba opened Iu tno prefceuco of bid ;
Uers , for furnUhlos the priuflnK rofiulrod at
HeadfiuurteraDepiirtiijcntot the I'-jtte during
the fiscal year ending June M. ItB'J. Thu Royeru
tnent reserves the right to reject any or all pro
posals received , lllank proposals , forni of r.on-
ti act and printed circular giving full Inform-
tloasis to the work leqiilrcd. couUltionsto bo
observed , ttrms of contract and payment will
bo furnished on application to this office. Kn-
volones r-outalnlna proposals tiovi d bo marked
proposals tor 1'UnUua. " und addrcesed to the
undmlsusd.VM.1J. . flUQMliS , Chief Qimrtcr.
master. m3Cdl' io-X7
O M A H A
MEDICAL i SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
N. W. Cor. 13th & Oodso Sto.
BR.-ft.OE3S ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES ADD TtlUtSES.
Sett facilities , apparatus and remedies for siid
cessful treatment of every form of disease requir
ing Medical or Surgical Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard nnd attendance ; best hospital accommo
dations iu the wcrt.
WHITB FOR CiRCUi.Ans on aeformltles and ,
Hraces , Traces , Club 1'cct , Curvature of tlta
Spine , Piles , Tumors , Cancer , Cat.irrli , llror.cliitin ,
Inhalation , Rlcctriclty , Pnralysls.Hliilepsy , Kid
ney , Bladder , Jiyc , IJar , SUin and lllooil , aod all
Surgical Operations.
Dluoasos of Women a Spoolal'y.
HOOK on IlincACEs or WOMEN FnEE.
ONLY BELIABLS UBDIOAL IHSEITUTB
HilU.Ml JL erBCIJLLTT OP
PR8VATE DISEASES.
All nlood Diseases ( successfully treated , Sypli.
ilitic PolBoti removed from the system without
mercury. New restorative treatment for loss ot
Vital I'ower. I'crsons unable
to visit us may bo
treated at liomc by correspondence. All commu
nications confidential. McdlchiMor Insltnmenta
sent by ranil or express , Bccuicly packed , no
marks to Indicate contents or render One l > er <
sonal interview preferred. Call and consult us ol
send history of your case , aud we will bend iu
plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
'Upon Private , Special or Nervous Diseases , Ira *
vrtency , Syphilis , Gleet aud Varlcocele , with
tfiestlon list. Address
Oma/ici MttUcal anil Ktirffleal Tualttiilc.ct
DR. rflcWlENAlVlY ,
Cor. 13th and DodcoStf. . - fiKAIM. NEB.
"The Ovcrlsiml Koutc. "
The Sportsmen's , Tourists' and Pleasure
Seekers' Line-
Send for the Neat Little Sketch Book.
"OrXT-JST C ZjXJB -CTaJES , "
highly interesting nnd useful to Sportsmen.
It contains the American rules for trapping
and shooting adopted by the National Gun
Association : as well as the revised gaino
laws of the Western States and Territories.
Copies sent free upon application to
J , H. TKItniSTB.
Gcn'll' . AT. .
Omalin , Nob.
NOW'S THE TIME
To linvoymir friends come to
us HaHtcrn llnea will sell tickets uivl run
Semi Monthly Land Excursions
over the
Union Pacific
" 'I'lus Overland Itoutc. "
Until .Inly 1,18W. tickets sold for thrso oxcur
blons will be oed thirty days for the round tjrlr >
ami con be used ten days going. When purrhiiij-
crsnro ready to return , thow tickets will bo
Rood nvo days for that purpose. If purchase.
\\lblitontoptiliortor deetlnutlun on our lines ,
n entB will stamp tlckots good to return froux
"The Ovcrliuul Iloiilo. "
Has soarrangeil its Kamily Sleeping Car
tervice , that bertlis can now be icserved
upon application by any ticket agent to M'
J. Greevy , Passenger Agent , Council UluiTs
Iowa. The reservations wben made are
turned over to the train conductor * taking
out such cars , to that passengers can now se
cure berths ordercil , Hie same as a Pullman
berth is reserved and secured.
J. B.TKHIIRTB. K. U LO.MAX ,
Oon. I1 , k T. Aucnt , Ass't 0,1' , * T , A.
OMA1M , N12IJ.
vrt coffitltuy ( cceow < < 9
ftt U.CB.tl MIB4
KUlti lo i > M C fi llb ft
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