THE OMAHA DAILY BEBt SATURDAY. AUGUST 11. * 1888.
THK CITY.
Tlio liotolH report trunslcnt travel on
the increase.
Tlio bnnk clenrcnces for yesterday
were $ .3812,1203.1)9.
Last evening n conch load of Onmhans
Uft for Spirit Lake.
The interim ! revenue collections yes
terday amounted to 312,581.4'J. '
Th Seventh ward Democratic club
will meet next Wednesday evening at
IliuibCotn park. J. .T. 1'olnts is president
and M. U. llocho fcocrutary.
I'er-ftonnl ] 'nrntrn ] > ti& ,
V. E. Crapsor , of Lincoln , Is at tlio Mil-
lard.
Gcorgcj Spnngler , of Hastings , Is n Mlllurd
gUCSt.
G. P. Chessman , of York , Is a Paxtou
guest.
J. W. Wort , of Sterling , was In the city
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. liuum , of Lincoln , nro
at tlio 1'iixton.
George W. Kelley , of ICclloy & Stlgcr , loft
for tlio cast yesterday.
Mr. mid Mis. O. II. Phillips , of UctUrlco ,
wnro Omaha visitors yesterday.
Ira Thomas , of Oakland , John S. Hoover ,
of Hluo Hill , D. C. Wallace , of Tekamah ,
wcro in the city yesterday.
William McGoorge , jr. . of Philadelphia ,
will visit Omaha to-day. Mr. McGeorgo Is u
heavy capitalist and a vica president of tlio
Lombard Investment company.
H. 1' . Craiidon , tax commissioner for the
Northwestern railway , was in tlio city yes
terday on his way to Denver with a party of
friends. Dr. CummlngM , president of tlio
Northwestern university of Evuuston , 111. ,
was ono of the party.
II. W. Gilbert and N. II. McCarter , of Now
York City , who'aro Interested in tlio Lom
bard Investment company , left for the east
yesterday after a visit of several days to
Omaha. John I. Dunn , of Kansas City , chief
examiner of the company , is yet in tlio city ,
"Whore Is I/OIIIH ?
It is reported in financial circles that Louis
Charles , of the painting linn of Charles &
Klordan , : (0i ( : North Fifteenth street , has left
for parts unknown , with several bills re
maining unpaid.
A Fcinalo Tlilel'
Mary Choc , the 13ohcman ! girl charged
with breaking into Maggie Littleton's trunk
at the Crelghton hotel and stealing jewelry ,
.money and wearing appaiol was cupturcil in
South Omahu yesterday. Marshal Mc-
Cracken brought her to the central station
and turned her over to the chief of police.
An Ohl-Tlme ItcHlUcnt.
James Ferry , ono of the pioneer resi
dents of Omaha , now of Oregon , Is visiting
his son-in-law , City Treasurer John Kush.
Mr. Ferry will bo well remembered by all
old citucns , as the builder of the foundation
of the old torritori.il capital , which stojd
where the High school building now stands ,
way back in IS 14.
AwnuU With n Spado.
Josef KnscnuuBkl , the ISolioinian laborer
who assaulted a fellow workman named
Michael Scrallno with a spade and split his
check open , besides otherwise injuring him ,
hud a hearing before Judge Herka yesterday
afternoon. As the testimony showed that
the complainant was us much at fault as the
defendant , the latter received the light line
of only 5 and costs.
A Fnll ol1 Pnow.
Mingled with the rainfall during the noon
hour yesterday was a generous sprinkle
of very line snow. Notwithstanding
this fact. the mercury at the
signal service ofllco registered
C2 , four degrees warmer than it W'is
at the same hour Thursday. The indications
from the northwest , the direction of this
cold wave , are for mild and warmer weather ,
with local ralus.
A WreoK on tlio Union Pacific.
A fast stock train on the Union Pacific was
wrecked near Silver Creek yesterday.
The accident was caused by a broken rail.
The train , which consisted of twenty-three
cars , passed over the break in safety , with
exception of the caboose and last car , which
jumped the track and wore overturned , the
caboose being turned bottom upwards. The
car which was loaded with horses was
turned over on its side , but , btrango to say ,
only ono of the animals was killed , while the
injuries sustained by the remainder wcro
only slight.
A wrecking train was sent out and the
track was cleared In le&s than an hour after
its arrival ut the scene.
A Solid Vestibule Train ,
daily , with dining car attached , via
the Burlington route , leaves from their
own depot , Omaha , at 3:45 : p. m. , arriv
ing at Chicago 8 a. m. Tickets sold ana
.Bleeping car berths reserved at the city
olllco. 11223 Furnam street. Telephone
" 50.
_
Portland , Oregon , and all point ? in
Alaska can bo reached over the ORE
GON SHORT LINK of UNION PA
CIFIC.
_ _ _ _ _ _
The Itoth-Koril lloj ; Case.
The case of Charles E. Hoth , who was ar
rested for shooting a couple of bogs belong
ing to Benjamin Ford that were trespassing
on his property , finally caino to trial yester
day In Justice Anderson's court. It appears
that Ford's hogs ami cnttlo have been al
lowed to run at largo and nro a perfect nui-
sunco to that neighborhood. Ford makes
no effort to keep them penned up and ns a
consequence they are continually breaking
into till the neighboring gardens and corn
patches. AH the neighbors endorse the ac
tion of Hoth m finally killing the porkers ,
who have already done moro damngo than
they nro worth. Kotli was found guilty of
shooting the hogs , but in view ot Ford's
criminal negligence ID not keeping his stock
properly corraled , Justice Anderson let Uoth
oft with 5 and costs , the lowest possible
line.
The UNION PACIFIC and its ORE
GON SHORT LINE make the most de
sirable route to Montana.
You can find cool , well fumisl'ied
rooms at the Globe hotel , best located
house in Omaha.
THK COVLWXOU'S ILLXKsS.
The Apoplectic Attack Sustained by
Governor Humidors.
The announcement In THE Una of yesterday -
day of the apoplectic stroke sustained by ox-
Governor SuuudoM at Colorado Springs ,
caused souio anxiety among the gentleman's
friends lu Ihls city. Tlio governor is accom
panied by his wife and doughthor , Mrs. Ilus-
oil Harrison. The husband of the latter ,
the night before the attack , loft for Indian-
Opolis to visit bis father , General Harrison ,
the republican nominee for president.
Charles Snundcrs , the governor's only ton ,
isou a pleasure trip to Montana.
George W. Holbrook , the governor's part
ner was specially startled by the news
of the governor's illness , and Immediately
lelch'rapncd Mr. Barlow , cashier of the El
Paso bonk , at the Springs to learn the pres
ent condition of the patient. It is but a few
days ago since ho received a letter from the
governor which showed that the latter was
in the enjoyment of excellent health. It
spoke about the cool nights and told how the
writer had already rested up and was ready
to resume business hero provided the heated
term luxd passed away. Ho expressed a dej
cldod aversion to again submitting to being
stowed.
Best table board lor the money. Try
our day board.
A DAY FOR FILING.
A Number of Onsen neRUU In the DIs-
triot Court Yesterday.
Lee Hartley , of the firm of Leo Hartley &
Co. LC3 sued E. Leo Grave for $300 and dlso-
lution of the partnership and au accounting
pi the business transacted by the firm for the
iast month. They entered into n pnrtncr- '
ship to do printing and could not ngreu upon
ho inunngcmeut of their affairs. Leo Grave
vas to pay Hartley f30U by the 20th of July
ind the latter was to retire from
the linn. Ho did nut make
the payment nnd Hartley begun
this suit to recover the amount. He also
asks that the * defendant bo enjoined from
transacting nny business under the llrm'a
name.
Mnlo ( ( M. 13arnford has * sued George M.
nnd Margaret J. Cooper for ? : rJ7.a" > , the
amount of u judgment ugalnst n lot in Pat
rick's addition , which slio purchased from
them on representation that It was elear.
German D. Wyatt hns sued Snngwln it
Muttlson for the foreclosure of n inecnnnic's
Jen for fl.lXH.tW , for the material used by
.hum In the construction of a house on St ,
Mary's avenue.
Goodhcart Hros. ft Co. , of Richmond , Ind. ,
Imvo sued Starr Si Co , formerly of tlio same
| ) lace , for f",344.7S on it book account for
foods purchased from them in lbb.'J. Also on
n promissory note for ? 100 , given the snmo
year.
Sarah J. Hr.vnnt brought suit ngnlnst
James H. McCulloch for $5,100 dnmages for
signing tin order when ho was county Judge
U ) Imvo her moved from n house nt . ' (11 (
North Fourteenth street when shu w.is in a
[ coble condition. She claims to Imvo sus
tained cevero Injuries from the expjsuro she
experienced by reason of his order.
Clustuv Knesncr has begun n suit under n
cchimc's Hen ngninst George Heinzmnn
for $ ; ti * worth of lumber for a house in Elk-
liorn. Henry C. Voting , claiming un Interest
In tlio property , has been uindo it party to the
defcnso.
John E. Edwards , who wns adjudged by
the police court guilty of maiiitalng u nuis-
nnro and lined , has appealed to the district
court.
John T. Ochiltreo hns begun n mechanic's
Hen suit against Gerhnrd S. lienawa for $ ! ) i'i
on n house In Hillside addition. M. A. Dis-
brow ft Co. are nlso made parties to the de
fense.
F. U. Johnson hns begun suit to quiet the
title to lot ! i In block a , lot a in block 2 nnd
lot 1ft in block 4 in Orchard Hill addition. Ho
claims title by nn unbroken ehnin of convey
ances from the government down. Sophia
L.OWO claims title by virtue of a warranty
deed dated May IU , 1857 , and recorded March
S , IbtiO. _
Teeth that mnstlcatc well
Are n blessing indeed.
Hut unless from all tartar
They're speedily freed.
With SO/.ODONT best of all things for th
teeth
You'll never have good ones your lips be
neath.
KIIjIjING THK FAST TKAINS.
Tlio Opposition They Received In
CliiuiiKO Tlinrwilay.
As briefly stated In Thursday's Issue , the
general managers mooting in Chicago have
decided to discontinue their fast train ser
vice between Chicago , Kansas City , Omaha
and St. Joseph. The now schedule takes
effect August 20 , and by it the time of trains
between Omaha ami Chicago is lengthened
about three hours.
It is understood that the Hurllngton an
tagonized the movement from tlio beginning ,
but the other roads were determined on
abolishing the service. It was stated yes
terday that the LUirllngton was the only
road making any money out of tlio limited
trains , hence the action taken by the others ,
and the Hurlington's objection. The Hur-
lington will perhaps not discontinue- run
ning of its fast traiubut will merely lengthen
the time.
The fast trains from Omaha westward will
be continued in the meantime , and an
Onmhan can go to Denver in at least some
thing like decent time.
General Agent Habcock , of the Chicago &
Northwesteru.was asked what ho knew about
the proposed change , and remarked that ho
had heard nothing on the subject except as
liad been published in Tun Hm : . Their thfeo
trains between hero and Chicago wcro all
well patronized , and ho was satisfied that
they were paying.
Mr. S. S. Stevens , general agent of the
Chicago , Hock Island & Pacillc , said that the
move for sometime had been to cut oft the
fast trains beciauso they didn't ' pay. It cost
about ? 700 to run a train between hero and
Chicago , and that was quite nn item , especi
ally when the fast trains cut into the patronage -
ago of the others. Ho thought that if his
road made any change it would bo
to take off the extra or fast train but that
the quick time would bo transferred to ono
of the remaining trains. At present his ro.vd
wns running three trains daily between the
Missouri river and Chicago , but ho had heard
nothing ofllcial about nny of them being
taken of.
Fred Nash , general agent of the Chicago ,
Milwaukee- - St. Paul , said it was pretty
generally believed that what was called the
fust trains did not make money and that ho
had often heard that they would bo laid off.
The train his road was running , however ,
woula continue to bo run as ut present.
A ItlK Kim.
The Union Paciilo again claim the dis
tinction of having made the fastest long dis
tance run west of Chicago. It happened la
this manner : Mr. G. 13. Markle , a business
man of Portland , Ore. , received a telegram
on Tuesday from Chicago notifying him that
his father was lying at the point of death
nnd bidding him got there in ns short a time
ns possible. Mr. Mnrklo hired a special ,
with the privilege of traveling as fast as ho
desired , and on Tuesday evening at 0 o'clock
left Portland and arrived hero at eight min
utes to 7 Thursday night.
The average rate of speed , Including stops ,
between Cheyenne nnd Omaha was forty-
nine miles per hour. The ralo between Port
land and Choycnno , taken collectively , was
forty-eight miles per hour.
Maimed nt Millnrd.
Thursday a fireman named Jones , on the
Union Pacific , when near Millard was crip
pled for life. His foot slipped between the
engine and tender and was badly mashed.
His Injuries were attended to by IJr. Miller ,
who was at the depot. He was brought to
town and taken to his residence , Eighteenth
and Izard.
Tips From tlio Tied.
General Passenger Agent Tobbetts , of the
Union Pacific , returned last evening from a
trip to Denver and Cheyenne.
General Superintendent D. M. Philbln and
Superintendent 11. T. Homo , of the Sduth
Platte division of the Fremont , Elkhorn it
Missouri Valley , were in the city yesterday.
General Freight Agent Morehouso , ofi the
Fremont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley road ,
is back from a visit to Syracuse.
Springfield station , on the Kansas division
of the Union Pacillc , bus been changed to
llroughton.
Tlio UNION PACIFIC is the only
roiid running to tlio cololmited Clear
Crook cunyou in Colorado.
Drink Miilto it is pleasant.
The New Bridge.
The work of erecting the Omaha and
Council Bluffs bridge Is progressing quito
rapidly since the water in the river has sub
sided. There are thrco spans over the water
yt5t to complete , and as soon as the piers nro
llnlshod the .yorlf of stringing thorn will bo-
gin. The pier on thu V.st side is completed ,
us Is nlso the ono on the east ba'jki Inavlng
two moro near the channel to bo finished.
Already they are above water and in a few
weeks will bo ready. The western approach
has been planked and is now being painted ,
while the Council Bluffs approach is pro
gressing quite as rapidly.
Instead of { joins to Europe take a trip
to the Yellowstone National nark over
the UNION PACIFIC.
No Pctldllni ; at Jlauscoin.
Mayor Droateh has informed the chief of
police that numerous parties living in the vi
cinity of Hanscom park have complained
that the ordinance relating to huckstering
within the park limits is being extensively
violated. The mayor requests the chief to
notify tlicso oflondcts without delay , and not
allow them to establish a stand upon the
Btrcet or anywhere within the curb lines.
The chief has complied with the mayor' *
order.
Take the UNION PACIFIC for Gnr-
ficld Beach , the best watering place in
the United States.
Dcnth of Mrs. Helena Ferguson.
The death'of this well-known lady oc
curred at La Plntto Thursday. She was the
widoxv of Judge Fourier Fcrguspn , who died
a number of years ago. She U nlso the
mother of Hon. A. N. Ferguson , of this city.
Mrs. Ferguson has resided hero since 1854 ,
mvlng been ono of the earliest settlers In
.his vicinity. The funeral will take place
-o-dny nt 11 o'clock , the remains being
uterrcd at Hollevuo. Several of the older
residents of this city will attend the funeral ,
which , it is thought , will bo conducted by
Hev. John Williams.
Plump and ifosy Babies
"IliidU not bn for I ctatod rood onr little baby muni lu\ii < 1l < il. Mm has been R'liur It for throe
tnouths , ami Is a plump , bcaltliy , rr y.cheek l b by. " Jlrt. MMit Lii > pin , Ko' mn , ln.1.
Sleep All Night , Happy Ail Day
"Wo tried other fee < K but. flntllnit none to nprro with our llttw ( tlrlo ii'cd 5 our Lactntd' Food. She
lCifan at onca t pnln floh , ami liuprou.l . In health To-il.iy * ho li un bright , HM ) > , uml heart ) an any child
can IHl l | > liitf twtlvu houis at a Btalcb , and waktim up lautfhlnif cmy moruluir. " - II m. . . Jratu. U7 > i
Sumach it , . 'l\liontu. Out _
Cutting Teeth Easily
ii. Mylal > > i usUiKitdiul i iii'tmsJiertieth
thin liot weatucr without auy trouble. " iln. } ltniuO. . Jlniml , lantlm , J/u.
Saved from Cholera
"Our baby luil Cholera Infantiim. and until no tried Laclatcd Food. T\eooiiM ttnclnothing toetuj cults
etoinacli. 11 ritaiuwl } our Fowl without auy ttoublc , and 3ocu cocrwt. . " Jtn. E. II. Z..JJM , II ' llwitti iy , I'a.
THE RESULT OF
its
MOST NonnifiiiNO AND ECONOMICAL OF TOODB , vnluitblo tianinliltt nn "The Nutrition of
ISO Menlo for nn Infant for 81. InfantH and InvrlUU , " fico on appll-atlon.
Easily prepared. At Drugglats-So eta. , Wits. , 81. WELLS , KICUAHDKJM fa Co. , Bmllnirkm , VL
ure ft " Silver
FOR T 'E LAUNDRY. FOR THE TABLE. '
THE VERY PERFECTION OF QUALITY.
DR. HORDE'S
EieeMapetiG Beits !
The Grandesl Triumph of Electric Science
CentFemen's ' Sc'enl'fioaly ' ' | Mate ! an < Practically Applied.
Belt Best & ntfi/t ( /
Kith Klwtric flcdi&g , DISEASES CURED WITHOUT MEDiCIIIES.
BT WILL CURS YOU BiV.J. .
mattlm , I'nralT.li , ficBralj ; ! * , fi-laUrn , I > | MIMM or Kldnf IB. Hulttkl I I > l c < i j , TorMfl I.lrcr ,
Uoat , feihau.Uoin KmlMloni , A.thraa. Heart 'ra't. I > j nep J . Coai.tlBi.tUni. Erf.lp.l. * ,
Jndlacttlon , Wcakneu , Impntrner , Catarrh. , I'I , ( K | > llep r. " - J > JU-ue , Dictate * . lljdroooU.
KTcryon < geniiln' mtni Jbyi > rmlslon. K > TB tbefollo 1nfr wlio Imvo hten
eumZ i-A. J. lloiyrUml , IS > ' rMkcrMifU.M.UMUtttnoaKo nlcf Trail * .
Chloaeo : A. Orrcory , oomtnUilon ni < "rc * ntutock Yards ) DmW Doble. lh ri t horyjaam Ool. C > inn < llr ,
of the Inter Ocoini O. W. Hellut , 11. D. , Moricontown , lorrni I.rmnil UlTk , K > nXak < .ill i Judre i. A
MumT.Neperrlllc , III. ; P. I. . Abbott , rapt. rltrwAtorvrork , Hoctli } l oi'Ind i Hobt. u. fcimrson. Chicago
poit oulcei L. D. McMlchnel , M. 1) . , Buflaio. H. i . " Year Iwl I bat Mcoraplbiied what no othtr rotnedr b * > f
iteadr ncrics anl comtorUtlo llc.patclgdt. " llobt. Hall , oldennan , Itill tatt WUi Str ct.Ko * tort-
KORME'S' ELECTRO MA6HETIC BELT &
ITCI produce cootlnuoui current i conre/a olectrloltr through the bo.ljr on the nvn . It cni i1lsc es C
by eeneratln ? a oontlnnom current of electricity (1 ( < I or IS hour * out of 4) throujhojit the bcnian Vtt"ni t
( JUTljiir oil neiTcuuit.slmmcUiitoly , anil producinannow circulation of the lft . forM-thn lloo < im- ! | <
RUPTURE . . HORSE'S ELECTRO-KABaElia BEIJ.TRyS , [
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It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car
service between Missouri river points and Chicago.
It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of
Omaha and the West a fast mail service.
It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from
the East into Omaha props- .
It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of
passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago.
It was in advance , and is the only line by which you can
foave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the
evening of the same day.
It has been progressive in the past.
It will lead in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington.
Ticket Office , 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250.
Depot on Tenth Street.
Burlington
-TUB-
OF TUB
Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ' ,
Tito Best Route from Omaha ami Council
111 tiffs to
iTHE EAST-
TWO TRAINS DAILY DBTWEKN OS1AUA AND
COUNCIL 1II.OKK8
OMvflgo , -AND Mlhrnnkoc ,
St. i'aul , Odar IlapiJ
Ilock Island , Frrcport , Reckford ,
Cllutou , Dubuque , Davcuporf ,
Elgin , Madison , Jaucsvllle ,
Delolt , Wlnonn , La Grosse ,
And ull other Importnat points Entt , Noithosstnofl
Sonlhunst.
Forlhrnuab tlckots call on tU ticket nccnt at 1M1
rur.inta struct , In Murker Block , or Bt Umdn I'ucino
i'lillrean ' Sleopera aiwl lUo flncst Dlnlna Curs In thp
worUt nrw run on the nn.ln lluu of the Chkago , MJf
naukce & fctt. Paul Uiulw y , un i every altonllon li
pi.M to pnskonjure by couituuui employe * cl Uie
company .
K. 1111. 1. KH , nonoml Munngcr.
J.K niCKGB.Anlhl util 'n 'riil Manager. .
A. V. II. OAJll'KNnSil. ( ! enor l I'asa nger and
"
- im'AKFOUD , Aulttant General
u. o. rsposron7 , oiiAnA , IIEB ,
Paid Up Capital $ ' V,0,000
Surplus. . . . . fi,000 (
II.S' . VATUS. 1'rcslilent.
Uwis : B. Ituui ) , Vlc > I'rosMent.
A. U. TOU/ALIN' , "nJ Vice 1'mlilen ,
\S' . H. B. HuuiiES , Cashier
niitucroitrti
W. V. Mouse , JOHN 8. COM.INS ,
II.V. \ . VATtS , LBWIS H. ItUKU.
A. E. TOUZAI.I.N.
Ilanklnff Offlco
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 12tli nnd 1'iirniim St ? .
A General DankliigllublnusaTransnetea.
State Line.
To Glasgow , Belfast. Dublin and Liverpool
From New York Every Tuesday ,
Cabin passage 8H and MO. according to location
of state room. Excuislon Witof'JO.
Bteerage to and from Europe ut Lowest Hates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO. . Oen'l Au'euts.
W llroadway. NcwTork.
JOHN IlLEanN , Ocn'l Western Auent ,
IRJ lUmlolph ht. , Chicago.
HAnilY E. JfOOKE ? , AReut , Omaha.
Reduced Cabin Rates to Glasgow Ex
hibition.
Notice.
I'ronosals will bo received y ths
SEALED of Button , Ii'ehniska , for the
purchase of l.UX.OiJ ) ( or no much thereof an may
lie Issued ) in water bonds of the city cf Button ,
drawing six. ( Bjper cent Interest duo In twenty
years , but redeemable after tire (5) ( ) , years at tlio
0pillp lf ! U rwtb6 marked "Proposals for
Uonds- ' and Ultd lth the Mayor of suld c ty on
or before August 10th. 1st * , at keven , i7i | o'clock :
p. in. , and as ati evidence of good faith bo ac
companled by a certlned check for two hundred
dj"or8CltrySciimcJI ? ; reserves thei right to reject
anVond oil bids. Uy order of the city Council.
Button , Nebraska -
jly-ZMfit IHKO , UILLIU , Cleric ,
Nortli Ifllh Street , Between Binnoy nnd Wirt Sts. , Ouitihn.
Commencing THURSDAY EVE'NG. , AUG. 30
Siege of Sebastopol
THE GRANDEST OF
MILITARY SPECTACULAR CONCEPTIONS
Invented and produced by Pain & Sons , of London and New York. Thcarle & Coopeif
Managers , Realistic bombardment of forts , by boats , on an immense Artifi-
tial Lake. T nific Assault of Fortress by Allies.
350 PERFORMERS 350.
Correctly costumed and excellently drilled as Russian Soldiers , Coseacks , French
and English troops and marines , Turks , Sardinians , etc.
MARVELOUS PERFORMANCES
By specially engaged artists , Russian athletes , Swordsmen , etc. The whole to
conclude with
$1,000 FIREWORKS DISPLAY. ' : ;
Consisting of the latest novclticsMauhattan Beach Aerial and Aquatic Pyroticlmic *
Music by Sabastopol Military Band.
Admission 50c ; - - Reserved Seats , 75c
MILWAUKEE COUNTY , WIS.
Tills Itcantifully Located rropcrly on tlio Mciioiiionco Kivcr , adjoining tlio ramous
City of Jllhvnulicc , and containing die Celebrated Orlndn Springs , platted ns per
cut Blitnui In this adrcrtlscincnt , 11 111 bo sold in lots to bull purchasers ,
AT AUCTION.
IN THE-
CITI OF MMAIEE ,
-IN TIIK-
ACADEMY.OF OF MUSIC ,
-HEGINNING-
lt Is Imncratlvo for ttnyone seeking
liculth iinii lorrcnllnn to lm\o quietude ,
] > iiro iilr mid Inspiring'MIIroumlliiKH. This
the Orlnila I'nik cim Kivo In lurgur nbunU-
iinco thun nny other propctty of Kulza ,
Tlio
ANALYSIS
of the waters of tlicso Inr fumed fiprlnRS :
Chlorldo of sodium C131
Bulphatoof eodn 2.1339
] H-cixrbonatoorHOlx ( l.GOOi
Ut-CArbonato of llmo 15.5837
Ill-catbonato of magnesia O.CC3S
lli-carbouato of protonlto of iron 1755
Blllcla 78 7
Orgaulo matter .0000
Total BoIIds In U. 8. gals 30.708 *
Bliowlnfr no organic or nnlmallc matter ot
nny klnil , but more solldn than uny other
of thucclubiated health giving HnrlDRs of
this vicinity , or for that matter tuo uutlro
United Status.
We want the people of the crowded eastern cities nnd the malaria ridden low lands of the
South to purchase bummtr homes In this beautiful * pot. wherp they and their n-ien I * will bo
neither ut the meicy of exoibltuut hotel rates or be compelled to llvo iu crowded boardlDf-housei.
All other Information regarding tills properly or conditions of the sale con be liail
bj addressing tlio OIUNDA BI'ltlNUS COMPAXV , 1 5 Mason Street , or
L. WATERMAN & CO. ,
AUCTIONEERS ,
312-314 Grand Avenue , MILWAUKEE , WIS.
8AMPAIGN
UNIFORMS
TOnCHE8.FLACS.BAN *
ERS.TRANBPARENCIES.
Send forManufa Camion
Of , Foster SonS Co
172 MndlBOn > at.Cluc2Ko.
OTEIDY EMPLOYMEHT S
A uiil D r ( tla ladr canTnsieri reildlnx In this
V or otber towns. No capital neceisarr. Unodi
ll the rear round. Ileferenca reqiilied. Addrt-M
WKSTKKN AGENTS1 bUWLY CU..B3 tlfUl AT ,
Cblc * u. 111.
T. E. GILPIN ,
INSURANCE BBOKER ,
Room 03 Trailers' flangi ! ! ! !
CHICAGO.
Rcrerenccs Metropolitan Nattnnal Hank.
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