10 TUB OMAHA DAILY BRErT SiATUHDAY , DECEMBER 28 , 1S95.
SPBG1RL. NOTICES.
Ailvcrllftcnicttla for Iliouc column
Trill lie tnUcn tinlll IJJiIM ) p. in. f
the cveiiltiK nnil tinlll 8 p. 111. for th
mnrnliiR nnil Similar cdltlnim.
AilrcrUnrrx , lijr rpcnicnUutf n ntim
licrcil clicrlc , cnit have nn uvrri ail
ilrcKKcil lo n nnmhrrril letter In oar
of The UPC. AnnwerN no nildroann
vrlll l o ilellrerpil niinn iirpurnlntlo
of the check only. llnJcd , 1 1-"o i
worrt Hrnt lnnrr lon | lo n iror
tlirrcnftrr. Nalhlnir Inkcn for leu
< hnn 2.1c for nr t ItiHprtlon. Them
nilTcrflBcmeiiti * tnimt he rnn connect !
< lvrlr.
WANTED MALE uni.r.
WANTEO-LIVE. INTELLIGENT AGENTS i i :
Omaha lo oritnnlzr cluta of three tn five -farm -
llti of our fnmnui Orchard HnmM ' " " ' ' ' '
central MI-sH lppl , Th < * IM < * of Immlsrntlrn I
KOlnR wiutli. where ( here nre. no hot wlnn . nt
coM w Inters , no Mirtanln. no crop ' " ' "
flhere tno or three crop * can be. rnl w eaci
year ; where there li no nich thins n failure I
hard an : ho i
n min will work one-half ns rtpo
thin country ! rnnl summer * . mIM " ' "iT" ' . , , ? , " ,
pavlnc crrps of fruits and * * * ' } . . ? ' h \V
factllllM.
oil on earth ! boit railway
Amei. Kern-rat agent. K17 Farnam St. .
WANTKDI A COAT HAND ! STEADY WOR1
and Rood pan Henry Kassebaum. " " " . "
Itnlnl M K II I
BAILSMEN TO HANDLE OfR 111011 .a"1 . *
lulirlrnlKiK oil" nnd Rrpnuci * , cxc uslvely nr a
n Rl.lo line. A. R. Tlmmlna Oil , % - "i\c
_ _ _ " _ _
( Tlllf RRYN "llll MILIA 214 ( Mir.STNUT
Btroot. Phlliilelpliln. Pa. , want a ' " ' " " " nfn
to
nimlnted with the country and relnl trade
nell. with hm other Koodi. dry B" ' ? * 5 °
juji . '
claltlct on cunuubyilon. _ n
" "
SPECIALTY" BALKSMAN WANTED : nn\
Kno.1 , an.l Boneral ttndf. ; IjlHli c < immlwloni
oxcltiKlvo territory : unp.ir.illnU'l Indue.- cut
to secure salei. Apply Immollatelv. Th In
ternatlonal Mfs. Co. . Iowa 'y .
: s.
POSITIONS Ol'P.N TOR FEW TUTSI 1 1 NT
salenmen on unlnry : experience unneccKinrj
permanent cmplojment : iipply n ° w-.n J'J
llro < . Co. , nunirrymcn , Chlcngj. n MDiO 2S'
FOR RENT HOUSES.
HOUSES. F. It DARLING , DARKER
IIOUS1CS IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Da\ls Company , 1503 Fnrnam. t > 4'j _
FURNISHIOU HOUSE"FOR"RENT ; DEAUTIFUL
Imiise , ten rooms , elegantly furnlsncd , hot water
lii-at , laundry , stable , carrlauc , etc. Tlios. F.
Hall. , t I'axton block. D M
BTANFORD CIRCLE COTTAGES , 6 ROOMS
nil moilern , tins. fuel. Apply Uyron Recil Com-
p.my. 212 80. llthBt. _ D 116
UOUSES. DENEWA & CO. . 103 N. 15TII ST.
-
CIO NO. 20T1I , 4-ROOM COTTAGE.
1623 No. 20th. 5-room Hat. nice.
1C24 N. 19th. 8-room hrlck.
604 No. 17th. 8-room lirlck.
Omaha Real Estate & Trust Co. . 211 S. JSth.
'
FOR RENT. HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS. MOD-
crn conveniences : very handy to business. Ln-
qulro of 1) . T. Mount , 209 B. 16th St. D 5J6
8 AND S ROOM llOUSES ON FARNAM AND
E-room houseon 22d and Leuvenuorth , cheap.
Jno. W. Robblno , 211 N. Y. Llfa Will ? .
D 5G2
FOR RENT. 3-ROOM HOUSE. S. E. COR. 21D
nn.l Clarke. D-19J
S401 JACKSON ST. , 7-ROOM MOUDRN. ? 2 > .
4100 Lafayette avc. , 9-loam modern , (25.
207 8. 21th at. , 14-room madem. M.
209 S. 2llli 8t. , 9-room modern. P ) .
2775 Webster St. , 7-room modern. J2j.
2773 Hurt St. , 7-'oom modern , $20.
D26. N. 27th live , . 7-room modern. J20.
2008 8. lltli at. . 7-room modem , R3.
2004 S. lltli St. . 7-room nndern. J2 * .
Fidelity Trust Company , 17Q2 Farnam lit.
SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. EMILY VLACE ,
18th. south of Manilcrsoru D M320-23 *
FoVluNT7'MODEnN imiCK- HOUSE OP 13
or 26 rooms at 1U-118 N. Sith st. See J. N.
Frcnzor , opposite postomce. Tel. C3I. D 857
FOR RENT 8-ROOM HOUSE AND UARN . J12.
inqulro on premlsos. 1126 So. S6th st.
627
SMALL HOUSE. 411 8. 24TH
< TO 4-R. .HOUSES CHEAP.
FOIl IIBXT FUIIXISHED ROOMS.
THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING TO
man and wife ; rent taken In board. 319 N. 17th.
/ E
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ;
modern conveniences ; C21V5 S. 19th street.
E U41 30 *
FUHXISIIED ItOOMS AXD IIOAItD.
FRONT ROOMS , WELL HEATEDr FAMILY
board If desired ; rates reasonable. 324 North
DM st. F 70
ItOOMS WITH HOARD. 201J DOUGLAS.
F M79D 2S *
NICE WARM ROOMS ; GOOD HOARD ; RATES
icasonable. The Rose , 2020 Harney.F
F MSOG JIG
FOR RENT. FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
with or without board ; steam lionl. electric
liells. baths ; rates reasonable. The Mldluiul
Hotel , ICth and Chicago streets F 9J7-30
BOUT11 FilONT ROO MS , HOARD , 2303 DOUQ-
Ing. F-M SH J 11'
FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE , SUITAl'lLE
for two ; board If desired. 2007 Cass tt.F3342
F-334-2 *
roil JH5XT UXFUHXISHED ROOMS.
4 ROOMS ; WATER IN KITCHEN : CENTRAL :
reusomibia rcat ; nlco for liDuaekcciiIni ; . 170J
Webster t. O M556
FOH IlEXT STOHES AXD OFFICES.
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY 11RICIC I1UILDINQ
at 010 Farnam nt. Thla bulldlns has a. tire-
proof cement basement , complete steam hcnt.
Ine llxlures. Mater un all Moors , sns , etc. Ar-
ply at thin olllca of The Dee. 1 910
STORE RU1LDINO AT 1011 FARNAM BT.i
3 stories and basement ; eood for \\holesnla
or retail purposes. 314 First Nnt. Dank bids.
I-M921
FOR RENT. O1TICU ROOMS. W13 DOUOt VS
nt. 1-M'JIO
AGENTS AVANTED.
I' ' ! AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE OHD1SHH TOU
uur celehratcil fl.fr ) cuetom pnnta ami nulls.
ChlcaKU Custom Punts Co. , 2U3 KICtli nve. ,
Culcagu. J M34T W
AVANTED TO HE.VT.
WANTED , 2 OR 3 NICE 11OOMS. WITH
bath , for llulit hjuaekefpliiH . O 63 , Hoc.
TWO GENTLEMEN WANT TWO COMFORTable -
able ixiuMiit In nelchboihuod of 22J and ChlciiRO.
Address O Ctt , Dee. K 953-27'
STOUAGE.
ETORAOIi. , FRAN1C BWERS. 1211 HARNEY.
M til
PACIFIC STORAOE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
S03-S10 Jones. General storage and forwarding.
M-4Z3
AVAXTI5D TO 1IUV.
AVANTED , FIRE PROOF SAFE ; ADDRESS P.
O. Drawer 41 , Omaha , N U4I-2S'
FOR SALE FUHKITUHE.
ONE LARGE ACO11N 1IASE 1IURNER FOR
rail ) at , coiner ot S5h street and Halt Ho anl.
2S'
FOR HALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HARD WOOD 4 AND 6-FOOT FENCE FOR
. .01 n cribbing , C. R. Loc. 801 DoucUs.
0-4M
BKATE3 , ALL SIZES. K CENTS TO J3 0) .
Uiimliq Illcycle Co. . 823 N. 16th , _ Q MSI'J
ONK FINE SEALSKIN NEWMARKET AT A
barealn , 1311 Uouslai itrcet. G C. lieu.
SALE. A FIRST CiaS9 MILCH COW.
Andrew C. Johnson. JUS 8. 15tU at. Q-ati ia
NEW "CONN" SILVER "
8ALK. "WON-
dor" BU coracu cheap tar ca U or ( rood note.
Addretui H 1 , care of lleo. IJ-M3U 21'
CLAIRVOYANTS.
nia. DR. ii. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. RK-
lUtlv biulaei * tutdltual Itli J r at 118 N. 16th.
-U4
MA.SSAOE , I1AT1IS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH , N E COR. 16TH AND
room II , 2nd Poor ; maisas-l nnd Iwlhs.
MME. HOWKLLrUntSIt ANDr.LECTRIC
batlis. rinest parlors In city. 2 S 3M H. nth
T-MWI-SP
MME , AMK3. FO11MK11LY OF ST. t.OUIS. MAS-
and bnlhs. M7 S 13lh St. , 21 flxir. room 10.
T-MSS3-2S'
MADAME LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE
bath * . 417 South lllh street , upMalrs ; t rlorn ,
2 nnd 3. T-M M 2S'
PEHSOXAL.
VIAVA 2 ( DEE DLDO. . HEALTH DOOK
fre < > ; home treatment ! lady attendant. U I2j
DATIIS , MASSAGE. M.ME. POST , 313'f S. 1STII.
U 42 < >
FINE LIVERY RIGS CHEAP. ED 1UUMLRY ,
17th nnd St. Mary'n avenue. Tclephonff. 440.
U 121
IWLI.r. EPI'URLY CORSET MADE TO ORDER
, at 1WJ Frtrnam. Lady asents wanlnl ,
U-MJ37 J 23'
MONEY TO LOAN OX PIANOS. 1IICYCLU. " ,
Jewelry , etc. : elrlctly conHdcntlal. P. O. box " 6.
MATIIIMONIAL connni'ONnixcn nuniiAt' .
I'aper and lists , lOc. Kortti l ulj. Co. , St. Lnuli.
Mo. U 03-Jan5'
SUI'EUFI.UOUS IIAIU AND MOLDS HE-
inovtd by electricity. Mmo. Post , 313 < A S. 15th.
U SM
MOKEY TO LOAX REAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 31S N. Y.
Life. Ixi.ins at low roles for clinlce security In
Nebraska A lo a fnrm or Omaha city prnpeity.
MO.NT.y TO LOAN AT LOWKST 11ATK3. TII13
al'\Jiavls Co. 150J Farnnm gt. } V ' ! J
_ _ _
c ricu CINT" MONEY TO" LOAN ON OM"UIA
real estate & Neb. farms.V. . U. Molkle , Oin.iha.
W 430
1IONHY TO LOAN ON IMl'HOVDD OMAHA
property , ridellty Trust Co. . 1703 I'arrunt.
W-431
MONHV TO LOAN ON IMI'IIOVHD OMAII.
real estate. Urennan. Lo\e & Co. . Pax ton lllk
\V 435
CITY LOANS. C. A. STA1UI , D25 N. Y. L1KC
W 133
HOUTGAOKS. O. O. WALLACU , nUOWN nLI
LOANS ON IMI'IIOVKD ft UNIMI'IIOVHO CIT\
property. W. Karnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fnrnam
W 1JS
MORTOAQn LOANS : LOW HATICS.
J. U. Zlttle , ICtli una Uouglas , Omalm.W
W 13
FAUM LOANS. DOUGLAS AND SAUPY , 1 TO
10 > uars ; low rates. Oarvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. I ,
W 437
WANTHD AT ONCK , APPLICATIONS FOI
larjo loans on l/uslsosjs propelty , also ilwell
Int ? Imaic loan' " : iii.n't w.ilt until jour 0:1 :
limn cxplrus. apply now. Fidelity Trust com
pany , 1702 Farnam St. W 043 JS3
. Oil LHSS TO LOAN ON IMPKOVKD
Omaha real estate at 8 per cent. Addnxi O (7T (
Ueo oUlce. -\v :3
MOXEY TO LOAX CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITUItE. PIANOS
lioiscs. wngonj , etc. . nt lowest rates In city
no removal of goods : strictly confidential : yet
can pay the loan off at any tlmo or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA
OMAHA MonTOAGi : LOAN CO. .
300 S. Kill st.
X 433
MONEY AWF LO _ . / N. SO . . . . CU. M DAYS ; . FUUNI-
Vrp ! Pianos , etc. Dult Green , room 8. ujjigj. .
, X 133
nUSIXESS CHANCES.
. SALE. THE PAtACD CAFD IN LEAD
i Den < lw l : both dolns- cowl business. Ad
dress Matt Klopp , Lead or DcaJwood. S. D.
Y-M407
MAKH MONEY I3Y CAREFUL SPECULATION
In jcrnliT throuRh n reliable , successful firm : ex-
celltxnt oppottiinllles to make pronts bv our new
plans ; fully explained and sent froe" : lilshcs
references. Paulson & Co. . 70S Omaha Kldir.
Chicago , 111. Y M47S
WANTED YOUNG MAN WITH FEW HUNdred -
dred dollars , to take charge of branch of-
5,100 , month "nd comml5loA
business. Address G 63 Il j
Y 010 2S
FOR. EXCIIAXGE.
KQUITY IN LARGE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
? 4"NavWt1f ! ! ! ' ' ? y ? VOU t0 olT < ! r- " KUalley. .
341) ( N. i. Life Dlilff. z 4il
CLEAR CHICAGO PROPERTY FOR FIRST
Uass farm near Omaha. T. U. McCulllch. suite
001 , Chamber of Commerce , Clik-auo. III !
. v S5-S11-T15
FOR nXCHANOn OMAHA PIIOPKUTY AND
JG.OOO.W cash for Chlcagi ) property. T. U ' Me.
Culloch. culte C04. Chamber of Commerce. Chl-
His. Z-800-.I13
FOH SALE REAL ESTATE.
VDSTRACTS. THE BYRON HICED COMPANY
RE 113
IMPROVED FARMS. G. W. CARLOCK. 1205
I'arnam st. R13 CU Jl
1ARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
ertlcs and farms. John N. Frcnzcr , opp. P. O.
RE 443
BARGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ;
sale or trade. F. K. Darling. IJarker block.
RK 441
FOR 11ARGAINS. TRADES. QUICK DEALS ,
call or write D. V. Sholes Co. , First National
Bank nidg. RE M313 51
VANTED LARGE CITY AND FARM PROP.
ertles for sale or exchange. T. II. McCulloeli ,
aulto 001 , Chamber off Commerce. Chicago , Ills.
RE-SOQ..n5
1ERK IS A SNAP. A FULL CO-FOOT LOT.
only 3 to 5 blka. from the- very finest lionics In
the clly. Cost 12.700. Ueautlful building site
Only J1.2W. Wilt tnlte a T510 to J700 lot and
balancu 3 years at 7 per cent. Fldnllty Trim
company , 1702 Farnam t. UE 032-31
THEATRICAL.
MR. AND MRS. IJYRON , DUKTISTS AND SO-
clety sketch artists , late of New York , can be
engaged fcr private the.ililcals , clubs and en
tertainments , during llui holidays. , reasonable ,
Call , after Sulurdny , Richelieu hotel. 931-27 *
SHORTHAXD AXD TYPEAVR1TIXO.
A. C. VAN SANTS SCHOOL , 513 N. Y. LIFE.
450
MAHA I1USINESS COLLliGE , 15TU. FAHNAM
451
HOTELS.
ETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . K. AV. COR.
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week. 452
HE LANOE HOTEL. 02 S. 13TII ST. ! STEAM
heat ; table board , $3.00 per week. SH53
PAAVN11UOKER9.
I. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 18 ST.
449
UPUOLSTICIUXG FURXITURE.
PHOLSTERING , FURNITURE REPAIRED
and packed very cheap this month. M. a.
Walkln. 2111 Cuailng. Tel. 1531. W7
HORSES AVIXTERED.
IORES WINTERED ; HEST OF CARE
Klven horses , both winter and bummer. Addrens
M. J , Welch , Gretna , Neb. M7TZ
UNDERTAKERS AXD E3I11ALMKH3.
, K , I1URKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 1618 Chicago ft. , telrphune K 451
SWANSON & VALll i , 1701 CUUINO , TEL. 10M.
U. A. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND KM-
balnicr , ItU Farnam t. . Ith-pliono K3. nt
UUILDIXG AXD LOAX ASSOCIATIONS.
1IARE3 IN MUTUAL U & U. ASS'N PAY
0. 7 , I per cent when 1. 3. S yean old ; alway *
redeemable. 1701 Farnam t. . Nattlnger. Sec.
. 447
OW TO GKT A I1OMI1 OH HKCURU GOOD
Interest on Bavingn. Apply to Omaha. L. & O.
Au'n. 1704 lleo bids. O. M. Natllnger , Sec.
411
MUSIC , ART AXD LANGUAGE.
O. P. M'PHERSON. PIANIST. FOR PAHTIES.
oclals , tc ; brat cltr .reference * . Address
Adolph M yer , Utb un.l Farnam. ( M :
GHORGE K. GEI.IJCNDECIC UANJO AND
KUltar tcactir. UU CUlcaxo it. 10 *
RICYCLES.
11IO 11AIH1AINS IN SECOND-HANI * t ! [ .
lNi ; tkfilM , 3.V : to $3.0 > ) . Omahn lllcyclc Cr > .
N. ICth mreel. M6C5-J !
ULECTII1CAL THEATMEXT.
MISS VAN VALKENRfRGH DESTROYS PER-
nmnently by electricity supeilluous hair , moles ,
unrts. etc. Room 416. N. Y. Life Uldg.
9.1J
HIST.
LOST. CHRISTMAS NIGHT IN NORTH PART
of toun , pair K M Kpjclaclra. FlnJer plensa
n-turn Hi room 7. Patterson block , 17lli and
rainam , and receive reward. L3s'-M03 2S *
Th'a cxtrn-
ordJti.iry Ko- Crmstlpnttcju ,
Uizzitie
a ,
jUTcnator lathe
Faniug Hen-
the
most
. ondortu natlpii'.Nrrv
:
'
OUStT'ltChUlR
discovery ? f or Uao
cytH
the aiic. ami ether
IMS b"on Cf-
Cfho pait3.
Strengthens ,
tlllc men of In vliconitLS
ICuiopo and nnit tones the
America , entire t-yilpm.
Hudyan la Hutfran curra
rniroly vege lob tlltr ,
table. Nervousness ,
Hudyan Htnui ,
Prematureness aiulilcrolorxa
of the dla. anil restores
In CO vrcuk organs.
chnrgo
1'Jina
in
llio
ilnys. Cures
. '
liflct
, lo.'sca
LOST by ony or
quicklr. Over 2.000 priwto enuVF
l'rematurcnc > 3 rnounH iint < utrni'y lu 'no ' flrtt
staRo. It Is n synip'om of Fr.ilu.il weakness
and bnrrcnnps' . It can bo s.opueil lu 20 days
by the use ot Hudyan.
The now discoveryxvns tnadrtiv llioSncInt-
IsU of the old fomotts Hudson Medical Institute.
It is the strongest vltnlirer mode. It la very
powcrfi-.l , but liaiBikfs. Sold for 81.00 n pack-
aioorO packngrs for $5.00i ( < lnliisculcdboxes ) .
Written guarantee gtvaufdrtt cure. If yon buy
fix boxes anil are cot entirely cured , sue moro
will bosunt to ytm flxoui'nil charpis.
Semi fir Plrculnrsanrt tei-tlmonloh. Address
HUDSON MEDlCALi INHTITUTE ,
Junction Mocliton,7I rltot A ; Klllw
Sivu J raiicJ oo ,
Searles &
Searles
SPECIALISTS IN
Htrvous ,
und
Private
SEXUALLY.
< o- All Prlvntu DUuaso
aiiilUlsonlersof Moil
Tri'iitiiiL'iit by ma 11
V consultiitlou frou-
* * SYPHILIS
Curc-d for life and the poison thoroughly
elJ nsed from the .rated. PILES , FISTULA
end HKCTAL ULCER-j , HYDROCELE AND
VAR1COCELE permanently and iucce sfully
rured. Tethnd new and tjiifalllng.
STRICTURE JHDBLEET'
i3y new method without pain or cutting
Call on or address with stamp. *
Dr , Scarlcs & Searles ,
s Sure
It's Pure
You don't want to eat adulterated
buckwheat or buckwheat that isn't
buckwheat at all.
Wright's '
Buck-
Wfieaf
is an honest product. Nothing but
plain buckwheat of the very best kind
At Your Dealers.
A SPEC ! ALT Y
ntlary syphilis permanently curctl In 15 to
p35 ] cjuja. You can bo treated ot liome for
fjt-bonaiuoprlcQiKJde-ianioKUiiriiiity. II
Jyoujjrefcrto coma bore vro will contract
to pay railroad lorn and betel o Ha , nnc * no
cbprKC.If wo full to euro. If you havu taken mer
cury. iodldo potusli , and still have aches and
? atne. Mucous 1' " tfhc 9 tn mouth , KoroThrout ,
* lmnl u T t > iii < i > < i\lr. * > ol Unnt-tt ITlf > r > 4a nr
ny part of the body , Ilulr or Ey < * brow f.illlnK
JutUl8thl .SypllillUoHLOOLPOiaONlhal
wepruarantco tocuro. Wo nollrlttboraoftobsti
nate cisi * ) and cliullcuca the \rurlu for a
CUHO wo cannot cum. u'hls OlJp.no lias nl trays
bn tiled thn skill nt the most eminent pliysl-
cluns. tsaoo.UOO caplLnl behind our uncondi
tional BUflrantr. Absuliite iiriiofHsentsroledoa
application. Aflnress < ! OOK ItKMKDY COn
01 Manonlo Xcmple. CU1CAUO. iLI
SPOERLi 1IREAUS HIS RECORD.
UN Hill SlintVM nil Mini nil OIIH Claim
for CnlvliliiK DOKN.
1'oundniaster Spoerl baa submitted his
)111 fcr October , In which ho claims pay ( or
02 drowned dcga. This far outclasass the
tills ot the previous months , Inlilch It waa
rovcn that tbo bills had bsou paddoil wlth-
ut limit. And this Is In the face of the
act that the dogcatchlng business was dls-
ontlnued early In the month by resolution
f the city council. Although Spoorl was
upposcd. to have discharged his dog catchers
nd housed his wagon for tlu winter , as
iany as thirty does are claimed to have
marched down to the dump to be drowned In
single day.
Commissioner of Health Savllle. says that
n only two or three days during the month
vero the tails counted. The Inspectors had
; en laid off and there was na one to look
( tor the matter. He went down and
ounted the tails himself on ono or two
ays , but the rest of the time , there was no
heclf.
Spoerl's latest bill was referred to the
ommltteo on police , on whoso recommenda-
lon It was placed on tile. Chairman Durk-
ey stated that enough money bad been taken
rom the city- and he did not propose to
ecommend the payment of any more such
Ills.
It Huron I lie CroiipjChllilrrn. .
SKAVIBW. Vs. , March 9. 1895 ,
Wo have a splendid wls on Chamberlain's
2ough Remedy , and our customers coming
rom far and near , speak of It In the hlghes *
onus , Many have said that their children
voulcl have died of croup If Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy had not been given. Kellam
& Ourran.
n * w * j * > * * v * * i * * * > > > *
A St. Bernard was wld for $2,350 at the
llriulngham ( England ) dog show. Tbla | s
aid to bo the highest price over paid for a
it , Bernard at auction.
THE BLCI : I RIBBON TONERS
Two Mighty HcWts in the Prosperity of
Grand Island.
t j
GREAT VALU& 'oj ' SUGAR AND WATER
j .
SniitirniiiN In' uStrin , Irrigation io
Mnl.itcn thfEilrtli , Iiiinri * an "Un
fit II IIIH' llijrvi'it Urou-tli
of Crnnil Inlnniti
*
GRAND ISLAND , Deo. 26. There Is
but little left of the Grand Island I knew
tn tlio later 703 , anA Instead there nre
such substantial Improvements that any one
predicting the half of them twelve years
ngo would have been deemed a foolish
visionary.
This Is n pcrtoil of depression , Idrntlcnl
with that we had In the grasshopper tlmeo ,
but I am willing to go on record with n
prophecy that the growth of this town In the
next twelve years will far exceed that of the
last twelve.
TIe sugar beet and Irrigation nro destined
to make Nebraska a densely populated and
exceedingly prosperous state. We have the
sunbeams , and these are the source of the
sugar.
AVe are n little shy on water , but the
clouds 1o furnish It would shut out the sugary
rays , and as the mountains send uo by the
Platte and other streams , oa the surface and
under It , a vast amount of water that wo
don't use , psrhnps we had better utilize that
which flows to waste before wo Hs > to com-
) laln. especially toeing that the wind with
which to raise the water Is raised already ,
and running around hunting for a mill to
drive.
The Indian shivered and starved In the
richest land on earth , and wo will do- the
same If we are Ignorant and lazy , but the
nst proves wo are Just the reverse.
So I renew my prophecy.
The Dally Independent of Grand Island
says that the Oxnnrd company Is making
ireparatlono for handling a gratly Incrsased
mslnew which Is expected to result from the
now process by which beet Juice Is so re-
luced that It Is cheaply and easily tran-
juneu.
There are sj many grand things ) now In
Grand Island that I will merly mention the
nest Important advances made since I
visited the town twelve years ago : A rall-
vay to the Block Illlta , and onward to the
'aclflc. A railroad to St. Joe. The Oxnard
Sugar Best factory , the mint that coins sun-
Ight. The Baptist collcg ? . The water
vorks. Two of the best hotels , not the
argei't , but the best , to bo found anywhere.
Tha Soldiers' home. Gas works. Electric
lighting. Street cars. The St. Francis hos
pital , and a number of splendid schools and
churches.
Last , but ns an Indication of progress
It Is not thp least. The Dally Bee has In-
crcasaJ Its circulation from a few secre tea
a few hundredi atld twelve years hence a few
thousand will Mo'doubt be the list.
list.HANGER.
HANGER.
v A now.
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A Spilt Ilettvevii Iliixlmml nnil Wife
JlreiikM u Sevciiteeii-Yeur Sllenee.
lu the village df Branford , Conn. , there
la a two-story frame house , old and bat
tered by the Veafher , and long unpalnted.
It stands apart , -and for years non but
tb.3 occupanto have gone Into It. In that
housa Bdwardi Burke and Ellen , his" wife ,
have lived , f9r , enty-three years. They
were married' In 1873 , and took this cottage -
tago and settled down to a comfortable ,
drowsy exlsUnee after the fashion of the
respectable Ne'w England village family.
At the endof ( six years the neighbors ,
who had been watching them carefully ,
.notlcd .someth.n [ ( ; was ' wrong. The .wife could
! > : seen "eatlug her ; meals ' at a'table on the
ground floor of 'the' cot'tage while the hus
band was to bo seen eating at a table In one
of the upstairs rooms. There were no men's
articles in the Cashing Ellen Burlc ? hung
out on the line In the back yard , and oucc
a week Edward carried a bundle to a washing
woman In the village. The neighbors decided
that on ? cf those- fierce , bitter , silent quar
rels , not uncommon In New England villager ,
wan on between them.
They decided that It must be the mair
who- wan at fault , and that ho must be
crazy. So h2 was hauled up , and all the
village turned out to hear his explanation.
He simply said that ho and his wife had
quarreled , and had not been speaknlg , and ,
so far as he could manage It , would never
speak to each other again. He said that
sh.3 lived on the ground floor , and ho on the
second floor , and thta each establishment
was complete In Itself.
This was not lunacy , and so Edward Burke
was released and allowed to go back to his
queer home. But village curiosity was still
a hunger and a thirst. So Ellen Burke
was hauled up , charged with being Insane- .
She soon proved that sae was perfectly
sane , and did It without letting out any
more of the cause and progress of the
quarrel than had her husband.
They gradually dropped all their acquaint
ances and spent all their time not employed
In making their separata und Indepsndsnt
livings tn the house , she1 brooding downstairs ,
ho brooding In his sitting room , over her
head. No doubt each sent many a longing
thought out toward the other or backward
toward the days when they had wandered
the village lanes , each with an arm around
the other. But that stubborn , relentless
pride , that far of being thought weak and
yielding , held them apart. And so the years
passed down to November 3 last , almost tha
seventeenth anniversary of their quarrel.
On that day something happened , no one
knows what , that angered Burke Into breakIng -
Ing the silence. Down the stairs he came
and , for the first tlmei in seventeen years ,
walked In upon his wife and bgan to ohout
at her. She answered him In the same strain.
Ho took her by the shoulders and gave her
a tremendous shaking , set her down hard In
her big rocking cTialr and stalked away.
She was in a frantic race. She- rushed out
and had him arrested. Ho wan fined $3. Ho
appealed the case , and It came before the
court of common pleas. Th decision of the
lower court was afllrmcd. and now Burke
has not only to pay the 43 , but the costs of
the appeal.
This looks as If Edward and Ellen were
furHier away each from the other than ever
before. But there is ono hopeful sign. They
are talking to each other again dally , hourly ,
It Is true they are quarreling , but as the
silence Is broken , thu tears may come nt any
moment. The neighbors ore ho | > 3ful and ar ?
wisely standing aloof , or as far aloof as Is
compatible with watching every move.
HOTV tjt , Ciirn a Iliul Colil.
I had a bid" cold and cough for several
months and tried almost everything.
Finally Mr. Hunt , 'the druggist at West Clus
ter , recommended Chamberlain's Cough Ilera-
edy. A 50 cent bottle cured ma entirely.
Abner Mercer , r DHlwcrthtown , Chester Co. .
I.OOAI. Ac.yrs AIUO noi.ni.vn OUT.
Not IiiflliHMl to Hetiirn City Hull In-
niiraitmI'ri'iuluiiiH. .
Some time ago' Councilman Kennard se
cured the passage of a resolution ordering the
canceling of the inaurance en the- city ball , It
lolng held that It was a useless extravagance ,
but now It lcclsaj , though he would bo com-
pellej to glvo UK tbo job. By virtue of a law
which was passed by a rjcent legislature at
.In behest of the Inimranco contingent of tflo
obby the Insuranoa companion are allowed
lo deduct the agont's c mmtolou of 15 per
cent when policies are cancelled. In the
iresent caeo the rebate en the policies would
jo IS per cent , and consequently the addi
tional clmrga for the agent's commission
would simply mult in wiping out the Insur
ance and , It l said , without gaining a dollar
for the city by way of rebate.
Mr , Kennard , hag ben hustling among the
nsuranco agentu and ho siys. that
all of them except D. H. Wheeler and
; . E. Ilowell have agreed to figure the per
centage of commission en the nbate , instead
of on the whole premium. In tlila way the
city would get a rebate of { 9.57 on each
iS.OOO policy , or something over | 300 In all.
The two agents mentioned , however , declare
hat they will claim the full protection of the
aw.
Dawltt'a Little Early Ulsers cura Indiges
tion and bad
TWO CAVAtaUY
( > iu > n .Mni-vi-t of Ili-mlim , ( he Other n
.11un Ti-lt-Uxter.
Here I ? a horse story told * Chicago Times-
Herald man by James F. I.yon of the First
cavalry , who had no superior In valor , and
will carry to the grave A limp and a quarter
of a pauml of lead. Hewld : "We had In
cur company a young German named Schultz.
His hone was his especial pride. Sometimes
Schultz went to sleep without rations , but
his horse never. No matter how SCUCA or
how hard It waste get forage , thp young
German's horse always had an evening feed , a
thorough rubbing down , n loving pat and a
'Good night , Frank , ' In Iwo languages
broken Kngllrh and German. Many a time
have I seen Schultz skirmish for n lunch
for hla horse when we halted to make cot-
f-.y. Instead of preparing his own lunch.
While the rest of us stayed In our tents and
read or played cards , Schultz would keep
Frank compiny for hours , sometimes talking
Germanto htm and sonutlmea English , Some
of our horses showed lack of care ; Frank
showed ovsrcarc ; was always In good order ;
In camp he gllftened like a new plug hat , and
seemed as fond of hU master as his master
of him. When the Atlanta campaign opened ,
In May , 1S64 , there was not a prouder soldier
or a prettier horse than Schultz and Frank In
the First.
"Our first fight of noteIn tint campaign
was at Vanell's station , May 9. Somebody
rover mind who made- mem of It. Our
little brigade , the Second of the First cavalry
dtvlslcn , constating of the- Second and Fourth
Indiana and the Flmt Wisconsin , commanded
by Colonel O. II. La Grange , \\as thrown
acalnnt General Joe Wluolcr's entire command
and we fought It all day. Wo started to
charge , but wore halted In a piece of woods
and were ordered * to fight on foot. We were
already under fin ? and In considerable con
fusion , and only a portion of the- command
heard the order , so it happened that Mine
cf us fought as cavalry and mine ao Infantry ,
Schultz remained mounted , and did herolo
service. Early In the * light his pet was shot.
As the animal made but llttls fuss over It
and steadied down quickly , his rider thought
it WPS only a flight wound , and remained
In the battle all day , having traveled many
mile ? In the performance of Important and
dangerous tasks , tbo wounded animal seem
ing to cnt'tr Into the spirit of the work as
completely as his master. That night , at
9 o'clock , the brigade camped. The moment
Frank was iinwddled ho lay down. Schultz
thought It was because the horse , llko
himself , was tired , and , after patting him
and telling him In both lunguagCi ; what a
enlendld fellow ho linil lionn Hint.
day , and thanking him for carrying
him safely through one of the hottest bat
tles , h3 busied himself with supper getting.
In the forage bag there were several extra
ears of corn. After his own repast of black
ccfi'ee , crackers and uncooked white pork ,
such a banquet na many a soldier has been
more thankful for than he was tor the feast
of last Thanksgiving , Schultz shelled the
corn and took It to Frank. The horse did
not welcome him as usual ; did not rest his
head on the master's shoulder and look , If
he did not speak , thanks for such a master.
He didn't hear Schultz announce In German
that he was coming with a double ration.
Frank was dead and stiffening , showing
that soon after lying down life had de
parted.
"When Schultz realized that his pet was
dead ho threw the- corn down , dropped by
the side of the animal , tenderly laid one
hand on his neck , and with the other gently
rubbed his head , as ho had done- many
times before , and sobbed 111:3 a child. In
talking about his less the next day he said :
'My poor Frank couldn't tell meho was
badly hurt , and ask to go to the hospital ,
as I would have done had I been shct.
He- carried me all day as If he thought it
waa his duty , and that things would g
wrongIf h3 didn't , and when the battle was
over and I was getting supper , ha lay down
and died. That horse was a better soldier
than I am than any man In the regiment.
Not ono of us would have fought all day
with such a hurt as that. No one would
have expected it of us ; yet I expected It-
of Frank , and ho did not fall me. I shall
never think as much of anything again as
long as I live- . ' With this outburst the poor
fellow broke down again , and none of his
comrades made light of the young German's
sorrow thqy .knew It was sincere. "
That was"a"story about a good horse-and
a goad soldier. Now , let me tell about ono
of the trials of a good soldier with a bad
horse. The late General John A. Kellogg ,
who fought his way from lieutenant of n
company to commander of a brigade , bought
a magnificent roan a few days before Gen
eral Grant began the closing campaign. It
was a high spirited creature , tall , powerful
and speedy. Kellogg was greatly pleased
with his new possession. Ills staff had to
do a good deal of fast riding for a week
before the closing scenes of the great con
test began. The general seemed to want
every one In the Fifth corps to see his
handsome roan , so he rode him from camp
to camp , making social calls , his staff , made
up largely of new riders , bobbing and JoltIng -
Ing after him. There was not a man in
Kellogg'a military family but regretted the
birth of that roan. Ho was jolting their
young lives away.
The day of reckoning came at the battle
of Gravelly linn , or , as some call It , White
Oak Road , March 31 , 1865. Kellogg massed
his brigade In a piece of woods. About 10
o'clock It became necessary to move quickly
to a better position and get Into line of
battle for Immediate business , for a division
of the other folks was coming that way ,
practicing on their famous "Yell" pong.
Just as the brigade was In line , and almost
before It had got Its beating heart well
under foot , the enemy poured a vast sheet
of le-ad at us. "Stand fast , men ; hold your
ground ! " commanded Kellogg from his
prancing roan. Then came another volley.
That , with the roar and rattle of the union
guns , was too much for the roan. He
bounded Into the air and seemed to turn
around , facing the rear , before he struck the
ground. In spite of Kellc-gg's weight on the
bits and 'his frantic whoas , the < roan "Um
bered" to the rear at grsater speed than he
had ever traveled , while churning the staff
Into a side-ache. Away they dashed , horse
and rider , and nt a most critical time. It
was a hot tight and no time for the general
to Umber to the rear. Juot as the chief of
staff directed an orderly to go to the gen
eral's rescue and glvo him a cafe horse , I saw
Kellogg slide down the tall c-t the flying
rcan and start on a dead run for the line of
battlo.
It Is due to the equine population to say
that It was a very uncommon thing for a
horse to try to get away-from a battle. A
thousand men longingly looked for a chance
to "limber" to the rear and "cool coffee"
during a fight where one horse even tried
to escape bullets , The man reasoned and
the horse didn't. Most horses In battle , un
less wounded , were as unconcerned , appar
ently , as If they had been pulling plows.
The man in battle' who was as unconcerned
as ono holding a plow was a fool. Men who
say they were as happy and contented In a
battle as while at home on the farm or
eating a Christmas dinner lie , Such a thing
Is Impossible , unless , as stated , the man Is a
fool , and fools don't enlist.
You should irep Salvation Oil on hand ; It
nil ) cure all aches and pains , Price , 25 eta ,
NI3W VOIIIC'S 1'OMCE CIIIICF.
A Promotion Kiirncil l > y KnlllifuliiuMH ,
Iiit.'Ui-Hy nnil Alilllty.
Concerning the successor of Superintendent
Byrnes , Horper's Weekly says : The police
ccirmlstlonera of New York City , In the
first week of Dscember , appointed I'oter
Conlln , a g'ntle , mlld-ipoken man , who
had b * n filling the office temporarily , chief
of police. He was known as nil honest
nwn and a good policeman. He had ben
on the forca a'nco ' 18GO , and had rlsjn
etep by Hep , by mere lores of merit , until
ha had become acting chl f. He finally
attained the highest honor on the force
v.ltliout the aid of a political pull. Him
self a democrat , Mr , Roosevelt , a republican
c'nnnlsslcner , mov'd his appointment , and
took much satisfaction In doing so , be
cause no better Illustration could b > given
of the fact thit the pallce force of New
York Is now absolutely dlvorcoj from poll-
tics.
tics.When
When thlo retiring man received this honor
for puch it U ho astonished hti friends
and enemies too ( for no man of I'eter Conlln's
t.nnperiment character could b without
enemies as a pollco pJJlclal ) , by writing In
his examination paper that he would deal
with mob.1 with "grapo and canister. " Then
all who knew this officer remembered that
eauntlally he waa a military man , that hu
had bten wounded In the civil war , and that
lu had given procf of bla bravery as a police-
man. They remembered that he had paso.'d
through the Lexow investigation absolutely
unanlrched , aud that Dr. I'arkhurat could
LEADING BUSINESS MEN
-OF-
ISLAND , NEBRASKA.
AIISTHAfT OP TITI.I3.
Win. Kmnli , lli-.l.lc lll.lu.
IluttiiMMi- l.ctxitn. Security Illilir.
ACriDHXT lASUHA.tfi : .
niiultul.lo M.A. ANI'II , A. 1. . Mlifcl * , Sec
ACllllClH.TUlAli IMI'I.KMP.M'S.
l.'plit-rinan tt L.-lHcr , Pine St.
ATTOIt.M'.VS. _
1'rcil W. AHhton , H. a , Security Illillt
II. A. nilMiirilN , 1C. ttnl Ml.
II. It. llorlh , Soeurlty 111.IK.
\V. A. I'rlm-f , MIcliHnmiN lllk.
H. 10. TliomiiNiHi , o\rr lxt Aat'l , linnU
Ceo. II. Tliuiiiiuel. < ! . 1. lluiiUInulllit
.1. II. AVorlley , over ( > . l < HimUliiK Uo.
n.vicr.iiir.s.
Ttu > Vienna , 1(111-111 ( \ . l.oeunt SI.
I'mil -UVInliolil , UIOV. . ilril St.
1IAMCS.
Ililiilc of Commerce , S. YV. Cor. Ilnl A
S.ic-iimorc Jits.
1'lr.Ht Nittlounl. Milnk , 111 W Itnl SI.
Clllxcnn * Xnt'l , H. M. WcKtervcU , 1're *
firiinil iNlnnil llankliiK' Co. , Cor ilril .t
Siruec StH.
HAIllinilS.
C. 10. HUMS , Cor. I.ociiit .t Mril Slw ,
.1. M. Hrothcrn , 111) \ . IMiie St.
S.V. . .liiluiNoii , iMi : i ; . 'tril St.
AV. O.clxon , Palmer HOIIMC.
n. A. riiiuiim , ton n. : ir.i st.
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C. 1C. HIINN , Cor. I.ouiiNt mill Ilnl Six.
K. A. t'lilllliiM. 10.i : . ; iril St.
HICYCI.KS
.11. UiMiIck , 111 ! \ . l.oeiiHt S ( .
The A. C. LeileiMiiuii Co. , 211V. . Ilnl St
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1C rail Ji HrlilK-iimit , Cor , ( I .t l.ouutl Stx
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91. C. Siicthiiiiinti , Sycamore St.
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IIOAItDI.VR ItOUSIC.
Mr * . X. CroxH , .1141 13. nth St.
HOOKS AXIJ STATIOXI5IIV.
Oem Hook Store , 111 : W. : iril St.
J. ii. Muiiin , ACT. nun , nu w : ini st.
HOOTS AM ) SIIOKH.
Occntnr .t Duller , 11" K. : tril St.
II. U. Clover , UO1-U05 W. : tril St.
Wolf I.chorltx , lit ) 1C. : tril St.
r. .Hurt I n .V Co. , Cor. I.ociiNt .t itnl St' .
Snrhaeh .t Krlenil , 1C. : tril St.
S. X. AVolbnch , 10110.IV. . Kr l St.
mioicicus.
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urn & iiiiMtoii , 107 w. : ini st.
Ceo. D. IIHxel , 1O.S X. Locust St.
IIUIMHXC & LOAASSOCIATIOX. .
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HUSIX12SS coi.i.icmc.
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College , : il)7 W. ; iril St.
UDTTI3U , KGGS t 1'OUI.TUY AV1IOI.E-
SAI.I3.
WlltNOit & Clllillilicll , 10I W. 2iul St.
C1IUIST1AX SCIKXCH HICAMXG.
G. W. IlclltK-y , C. S.10t : 1C. 5th St.
CIGARS.
John Grahnch , 1'almcr Houne.
CIGAR MAXUKACTOUV.
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II. J. Von * , HOW AV. aril St.
CLOTII1CSL1X1CH.
Wolf I.chovltx , 111) E. aril St.
Snrhach < Friend , 12. aril St.
II. Soiilii , 117 N. LociiMt St.
S. N. Wollmcli , 101-105 W. aril St.
\Voolnteiilioliii & Sterne , 117 W. aril St.
COAL.
C. II. IloKue & Co.Hh ami Pine Sts.
Chicago Iiiimher Co. , Cor. Front &
Sycamore StH.
F. Coll'l 11 x , MKIII. . A M. Coal Yard * .
AdolpU KKKv , 10 ! ) X. AValnut St.
IV. II. Ilnrrlxon , X. Kim St.
I.afe 31-erx , Siirucc St.
AViu. AViwiuur , AVnliiut & 'Itli StH.
COLIKCTIOXS.
Jan. H. "Wonllcy , over C , I. Hankliicr Co.
COXFI3CTIOXIOUY , FRUIT Jfc CICARS.
F. I. . AdaiiiH , 111 ] I.ociiMt St. .
Hy J. Ilarteiihiich , Opera Iloiixe Illlf.
llatemaii Ji. Turner , : tl > 7V. . aril St.
Itoh Cedilex , 111 AV. Itfil St.
AV. II. Uullllu , 111 K. aril St.
Urn. 12. M. Hitter , 12O AV. 'trd St.
AV. IS. Hound , 5Jli : AV. aril St.
1'uul O. AVeliihold , 1O AV. aril St.
COIISHT MAXUKACTOUY.
3Ir . JIIH. J. MeKraii , 41U AV. 'trd St.
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DISXTISTS.
D. A. Finch , n.D.S. , 117 AV. ard St.
L. S. Aloore , I.U.S. , miller TIMVII Clock.
1)E1'ARTJIK.\T STORE.
II. II. Glover , S. AV. Cor. Louiixt & ard
Six.
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S. P. Peterson , ai-l AV. Ixt St.
DRESSMAKERS.
.171XX K. E. Clarke , Mlehclxon lllk.
Mrx. S. L. Crlxirold , II. E. nil SI.
Mrx. E. X. Keiiyon , 515 AV. aril St.
3IIMX 1) . Kollicck , Ull AV. aril St.
3Irx. 1. A. Martin , 1O1 AV. O St.
MlrtH M. Morltz , Cleary llliliv.
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DRIJCS.
A. AV. Hiichclt , 111) AV. 'trd St.
Chrlx Ipxcu , U1K AV. aril St.
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Ailiunx Ex. Co. , J. C. llayx ,
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A. U. SenrM , 111-lia Spruce St.
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Dolaii Fruit Co , , U'Jl AV. L'nd St.
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J. A. Cnry & Soil , 117 X. 1'Iiie St.
If. A. Fritz , Ida E. ard St.
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A. 11. Scar * , 111-1 la Spruce St.
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finally shake hands with the executive htad
t/t the police department of New York City
and compliment him , and that tliu fatuous
preacher had dona M , They remembered
that ho had tak.n charge of the pollcu force
when It v\aa disorganized , crippled for lack
of officers and men , when a lartu territory
had been added to the city , and hid brought
order out of the turmoil. They remembered
that , although inodeut and unassuming , he
had that great gift for a leader of ln plrlng
the men under bin direction. Then tlie ap
pointment under the new rfglme wag not to
ttrango.
For five months the imw police commU-
slonera utruggled with tbo problem of se
curing a propsr head to the department. A *
they will admit , they watched every mova
Conlln made. They began to respect him ,
and finally to admire him. AM one of them
HARDAVAItn , STOVES . T1XWAIIB.
AV. R. Demi , III Klmhiill AVI- .
iiciiuUe .v. fo. , aoa AV. ant st.
The A. C. lirdermiiii Co. , 1S11 AV. ard St
IIARXESS.
Corncllui ItriiN , , AV. aril St.
A. II , Senrx , BM AV. aril St.
HOTELS.
City Hotel , E. aril SI.
The Koehler , .1. 1C. lloiiiet. |
Palmer Iloiixe , AV. S. Suiter.
Xcliou lloiixc. E. I < "roiit St.
Oceldeiitnl Hotel , enxl of U. P. Depot.
1XSUHAXCE.
S. J. Itntcmiiu , Fire .t Life.
C. AV. llrliilnncr , a O AV. ttrd SI.
AVnt. Corncllu * , Security llnnlc HldK
DIM X lluxloii , 107 AV. ard St.
Fin-mem * rnlou Inn. Co. , ( ! . P. AValHiin , \
Prc-.t t'hiix. AVIcMC , Axtt. Scc.j 'M2
AV. ard St.
AViu. Friinlc. llcdde Illdir.
lliithaiviiy A Letxon , Security Illilff.
Ceo , D. llctxcl , 1OH X. Locuxt St.
C. II. Mcuck , City Hall.
A. S. AVIIhclm .t Co. , 11 ' Loeiint St.
ICE CREA9I SALOOX.
Hy J , llnrteiiacti , Opera llouxe lllk.
Roh CeddcN , 111 AV. ard St.
ICE DEAI.EH.
OIIH Koehler , Koehler llouxe.
JEWELERS.
McElviilii Ilroi. , 1B1 AV. 'Ird SI.
Anic. Meyer , lia AV. 'lrd St.
F. H. Mlchelxou , 101 ! AV. ard St.
II. C. Held , lOT AV. ard St.
.M. Schneider , 11t ! X. Lociixt St.
R. Soiilii , 117 X. LOCUM ! St.
JOII PRIXTIXC.
Me On 11 .v Miller. .Mlchelxou lllk.
Scth P. Mohley .t Slxlcr. Security Uli1
The Iiidcpeniletit , Cor. aril A Lot-lint ,
LAUXDIIIES.
Alexander Miirxh , IIS E. O St.
M. A'liKcI. Front SI.
LIVERY STA1ILES.
CorkliiH .t Co. , . ' 10(1 ( E. ard St.
J. S. KuowIcH , Front .t Sycamore- ,
J. C. Peterxoii , ard .fc Klmhall Avis
I. . A. Vim AViiHinor , Uml Ml.
t ) . U. AVfNCiitt , IIOUOI E.Ith St.
I.OAXS.
W. II. McAIIlNtrr , MIfliL-lNon lllk.
LUMIIEK.
LiiinliiT Co. , AV. A. Glllotl ,
Ki-iint .t Syi'iiiuori ! Sin.
W. II. IlnrrlNOil , X. Elm Ml.
Uen. A. Hoimrlniul , H. Coi-lirliiK , Mir. ,
X. Elm St.
LIVE STOCIC.
U. P. Sloolc VnrilN , I. H. Alter , LCHNCC.
aiEAT M.vuicr.'ry.
IClU'Ntct- ; SclivtlcKi-r , Ilil 1C. ilril St.
Win. StciTN. 'XVilliiiit St.
MEHCIIAXT TAILORS.
Tolin AU-xniuliT , 111 AV. 'tril St.
AViiiinniaki-t- Hroivii , E. A. 1'hll-
lllid , A vt.
XEAA'SDEALEHS.
John Rriiliuch , AGEXT 1IEE , Palmer
Holme.
XEAVSPAPEIIS DAIIiV.
1'ho lllilc-iX'iKleilt , ( iedilvM & llllfclllvr ,
Cor : trtl fc Locust.
XEAVSPAI'EUS.
Tlie AV M-U-ly Demoeriit , MIcIiclNOii Hlk.
The Uciiiibllfiin , Src'iirlty Illilir.
OCULIST t AUniST.
Dr. Sunnier DiivlH , LaciiNt & Uril Sin.
OILS.
Stniiilnril . Oil Co. , Gen. llnrteiiliiicli ,
Anetlt , Ojicrn. HOIIHC nil ; .
OPEHA HOUSE.
G. nnrteiilmeli , Cor. Locust .t 2iul Sin.
PHVSICIAXS Jk SUIIGEOXS.
Dr. II. D. lloj-ileii , over Hunk of Com-
inert * ! * .
I. J. Gillian , M.D. , Hlli AV. I t St.
> r. .r. II. Hunk , MlulirlNon. lllk.
V. II. HOKC , M. D. , o\er Iloyduii'H Drue
Store.
J. Itocili-r , M. D. , Cor. : inl t I'liic Sis.
. Siuller , M. n. , SoIillfi-N' Home.
J. line Siitlierlinul , Cor. 'Iril .fc Plm * Stn.
PlIOTOGUAPIIEUS.
I. 1 . ClirlNteniteii , 117 AV. : tnl St.
. LcuclllliHli1O ! > E. : tril St.
PLUMIIEIl.
Grniul iHliuiil I'liiiuliiiiK Co. , 11 * AV. Q
31 *
PUMPS & AVIXD MILLS.
I. II. AA'ulilron , Cor. Hril Jt AViiliiut rjt .
UAILAVAA'S.
II. A .M. Hy. , TlioH. Connor , Awt. ,
St. Jou .t Grinid Inland.
Union Pni-lllt * .
HEAL ESTATE.
C. AV. IlrltiliiKcr , aao AV. : iril St.
I > I11 t IIiiNtoii , 1O7 AV. 'Iril St.
Win. Frank , HcMlde Illiljr.
llatliaivny .t LIMOII , Security Illiljj.
Geo. D. HelTi-1 , 1OS X. LocilMt St.
W. H. MeAIIIntcr
, Mlelu-lNi-ii lllk.
A. S. AVIlIiclni .t Co. , J12 LoviiNt St.
HESTAUHAXTS.
The Vienna , Cnlliiliiiii Jt HcIuilT , 1019-
Ill X. Loc-iiMt St.
Mr . E. si. Hitter , ISO AV. 'Iril St.
1'iinl O. AVeliihoIiI , JUO AV. 'tril St.
Jneol * AVIniliuiuel , 117 AV. Kroiit Sfr ,
SADDLEHV AVIIOLESALE.
A. D. Senm , Security lliilliliiiK.
SCHOOL OK DIII2SS CUTTING.
3Irn. 31. A. .Mai-tin , 1O1 AV. < l SI.
SEEDS.
Tin * A. C. Leileriiinii Co. , Sll AV. Clril Sf.
SEAVIXG MACIIIXE AGEXCIES AX
SUPPLIES.
Mrs. C. A. Hilton , : i2l E. f\ , fit ,
P. J. IlnlliH , SKI E. : inl St.
SIIOEMAICEIIS.
AVm. Axl , 1 (1 ( ti. Loi-iiNt St.
Peter .lollliHoll , 111 ! AV. 'Iril SI.
Owenr Koi-hler , UN E. l St.
C. D. Pulver. 11-1 X. I.IM-IIN < nt.
Pi-li-r llatli , 111 S. Pin , . SI.
E. D. Vim Caiiiii , liny. Locunl St.
SHOOTING GALLERY.
SI. Ki-nlclf , 1J2 N. Loc-iiHt SI.
SPECIALIST.
Dr. II. D. Royilcn , e-t. , ear , nu e and
throat.
SECOND HAND GOODS.
L. C. IlriMvnIII ( E , ; iril St.
W , R. Dcitn , 11-1 Klin ( ml I Avc.
R. Soiilii , 117 N. LociiNl St.
TAILORW.
J. Nli-liolxon , Itt7 W. : inl SI.
RIINIIIIINNCII .It HIOKILOCUM ! St.
TELEGRAPH.
Wi'Nli-ni Unl .MlHM C. E. Alilrli'h.MKr.
THRESHING .tlACIIINE FEEDER.
Guy Si-lf-Fci-iU-r Co. , Win. Frank Mttr-
Cor. Front .t Clnrlc S H.
I'NDERTAKING ' .t millALMINQ.
W. R. Slevi-iiM , : ia W. : inl St.
J. C. Tro > er , : Kt W. ilr.l St.
WALL PAPER , I'AINTS it TOYS.
Gro , lliirliiiltiiili , OIMTII HOIIMO 1HU.
WINES , LKU'ORS ' A CIGARS.
P. Diuiiiliy , Cor. Front A 1'luc at 1m
Claim EKKITM , 121 E. ; tril St.
JIIH. II. Foliv , SO I W. : inl St. l < ll
GUM. Kiiflilur , Kot-lilur Hold ,
Kl'fil Until , lllff N. LoviiNt St.
Ileiirj- . Sli-vtTH , Onra | HOIINU
Turf lOtfliiuiKiUOO W. Hrd St.
John Krnir , U'lPlnu SI.
ad ! to the writer : "Wo studied him and
hla method * day and night. His zsal , bla
honesty , his lack of posing , his thorough.
ness , and his unmistakable executive ability1
showed that ho was the man for the place.
Conlln Is M yean old. Aa a policeman '
lie has passed through very stage of aucli *
on olllclal'a dutlea , He has felt Iho knlfo
of a wotild > be assav-.In ; has faced a tnur-
'
doror'u revolver ; has tracked and captured
desperate criminal ! . He U a dsvout mem
ber of the Episcopal church , hli private llfo
1s without stain , and , what must appeal
to every cltUen , all who know him
In declarlnf blra a manly man.
DtWltt's Llttla Barly Itisers tbo pllli tUU
cur * con tlpatloa and UUlousuea * .