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Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08

the dinner hour, 1 was cordially In.
vited to q seat In the dining hail.
In the meantime the boys
had arranged themselves In the
hallway In double file and all awaited
q signal from the teacher, MIR. b. f.
Ctaig, when they marched into the
dining room, each to hts respective
place, stood q moment, until all were
In position, then all seated themselves
q: ones, and Immediately repeated the
Lords prayer In concert aloud.
The dinner was good, In fact much
better than that OF the average hotel
of N,braska, though not gorgeous"
bat clean, and asspparently relished
by all. Good order prevails, and those
of our people who have children there
may rest assuredth they are In most
cases much better off than they would
be ut home.
H LIvE STOCK
belonging to the state consists Of one
span of horses, twelve COWS, recently
provided; aud about 100 head Of fine
hogs, all ID good condition, and ,eem
t. Do y great source of pleasure &c
some of the boys who have them 10
charge.
The site of the building is one Of
the most picturesque that could have
been procured, and is to be decorated
this season with 500 red cedar trees
from Gutter county, In addition to
numerous flower beds which the chill
dren are allowed to cultivate to their
own notion, each one having hi, OF
her W plat.
TIE idea OF procuring evergreens
that are natives of this state is q gnod
one, a1d should be adapted more gen
orally throughout the state In OIL d ,r to
insure success. The prics being only
ten cents each place, them In reach OF
every county home and suburban resi-
dent, and if properly p uned they are
clssse1 among the mos. ornamental
shrub.
Buf .lo county has four trading
points on the line of the railroad, the
most important of which is Kesrney,
the county SCAT, with a growing popn'
lstion now numbering about 3 OC0
This Is also the terminus of one of the
B. & M. branches.
SHELTON.
The next In sizs has about ECO PEG,
Pile aud Is a thriving little town, hsv.
Ing every branch of industry repre-
sented. THIS section of the country
has recorded It's share of land sale,
and Is still holding out inducements
to land seekers that are hard to match.
GIBBoN
IL next Ia sizs, having nearly as many
souls within her b,vders. Here to:
are found In store everything required
to make life enjoyable. The stats
Baptist seminary Is located at Glbbop,
and Is the pride of the town. AL
though the institution is as yet In 1T
infancy. it Is expected that a grist o
full hsdged Bsptists will be turnet
out In June next, ready for the pulpit
ELM CREEK,
tho fourth railroad point, is west O
Kearney, and promises to become o
some Importance, though as yet 1t i
not old enough to have established
respectable graveyard.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
POR NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the articles OF In.
corporation OF tn Omaha Loan and Building
Associa!i m have b en- flied with the County
Clerk O. DouglI' county, Nebraska. The prin-
cipal place OF tran sacting the business Of said
association Is fixed at Omaha, NebraIkA. The
genera nature Of the busicess Of the association
IS 10 buy and sell real estate. purchase and erect
buildings, and to rent or sell toe same, to loan
funds to ITS member, for the purpose OF assist.
ing them in procuring homes, and TO generally
transact the business Il Loan and Building AS.
ISOLATION as provided b. the laws OF this state.
Tn capital stoyk b o0nsis Il five hundred
thousand d%olllrs, divided int1 $500 shares OF
s2Ol e sch, Said stock Is to be subscribed and
pad In monthly payments OF one DO lar each per
share.
The existancs OF the corporation commenced
on the 2lst day Of April 1883, and Will terminate
twenty years there after.
The highest am lunt Of Indebtedness to which
the corporation shall be subjected at any time
shall not eXcoed So. 800. 90.
The affairs OF the association shall be mar aged
by a Board Of directors, and the following OIL
cers. A President. vice President, secretary and
Treasurer, with su-h other minor onhcers and
agents, as may be necessary to q proper transac,
uon ot business, BpI3. flew
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the matter of the E,tate Of Thom's A. Nj
Ghann laRaaunA

In the matter OF the Eitate Of Thomls A. Nc.
Shane, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that creditors OF said
deceased, will meet the administrator Of said Es.
tate before ne, county Judge OF Douglas County
NeOraska, at the c3lrDty court room In said Coun.
ty on the ~ h day Of May 1883, on the l2sh day
OF July, 1888, and on the 18th day Of September,
1888, at 10 O'Clock a, m. each day, for the pur'
pose Of presenting their claims for examination,
adjustment AVID allowance, Six months are al.
lowed for creditors ~ present their s1ims, and
one year for the administrator 10 settle said es.
tate, trom the 18th day OF March, 1883, this no.
tice viii be published In the omaha Daily Bee
or four weeks successiyelY, prior to the 18TH day
OF May. 1883. A, N. CHADWICK,
IA true Q epy.l County Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08

We notice the Marriage Fund, Mutual
Trust Association, Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
spoken of In many of the leading
papers OF the state. "Money for tho I'm.
married" heads their advertisement in
another column Of this paper. f5.3m
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
John N. Clarke,
Oldest Real Estate Agent
NOTARY PUBLIC AND PRACTI
CAL CONVEYANOER.

Clarke sells House' and Jots, Residence Lots
and Bust re u Lots all over the city, ana all add.
t'ons, besides improved and %unimproved farms
over than anv other agent. mar lett
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOG AL NEWS
4

T~rulykTasty.
A. Louie has so Improved. his res
taursnt parlors on Broadway that they
are truly as elegant as any to be found,
even in Chicago. They have been dec.
Grated In the highest art, and as all
know, the establishment could not be
in the hands OF o more skillful caterer
than Louie himself. Aside from the
the marvellous beauty of the psrlors.
those who visit them may be sure of
getting just what they want and as
they want It, whether 1t be a meal, o
luncheon, Ice cream and cake, or what
not In that line. Orders for weddings
and parties are promptly filed, and
delivery wagons now make regular
trips through the city, and orders
given to drivers will also be carefully
attended to. D.op 10 and see the little
palace and tasts It's viands.
Council Proceedings
At a regular meeting Of the council,
the mayor and oil preseut, q petition
for narrowing the side walk on Main
street, south of Sixth avenue, to ten
feet was presented. The city sttor-
ney was instructed to prepare an or.
dinance. A petition of Frank Hunt.
or to be appointed poll tax collector,
was referred. Fifty.two applications
for saloon licenses were referred to the
police committee. The city treasur-
er's report showed $l4 $50 cash on
hand.
City Attorney Mayne was allowed
800 for damage to corn crop during
the building of the levee. The report
of the finance committee recommend.
lug payment to DE-. Plnney of 500
for amputation of the arm of JOS.
Spalding, Injured while firing a can
non the Garfield memorial day, was
placed on file. The city engineer was
Instructed to advertise for bids for
paving altered between Bancroft and
Main street.
The proposals Of the Globe and Ad.
vance to print council proceedings waa
placed on file.
Adjourned to this evening.
Cigar Makers Strike.
Three of the cigar manufactures,
Tsmpton q Limb, Lon BoeKhoff and
J.. Datesman have granted the ad-
vauced asked by the Union cigar
makers.
DR.. Cooks Removal.
DIR. A. j.. Cook, who makes a spec
ialty of chronic diseases and diseases
of women, has moved into his new
and elegantly furnished Office, room
No, 6, Everett's block, where he will
glad to meet his many friends anC
patrons. The doctor has built up
practice during his two years residence
In our city of which he may well fee
proud.
New Passenger Depot.
At a meeting of the board of trad,
last night the committee on railway
reported that the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy would build a new pas
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
Opposite Postomce.
Pr. p ga . f,r tur, h ase ef Paving Bonds
CITY TaEASURER'S OFFICE
OuIuA Nah Anil ia 1909

OMAHA, Neb., April 10. 1883.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until May Is, 1883. at IL, noon, for the purchase
Of 800, 900 Of Paving Bonds OF the City OF Oma.
ha. said bonds will become due ind pay able in
20 years from May 1T, 1888; are in sums OF II, 900
each and b4ar interest from May 1st, 1883, as the
rate OF hve per cent per annum paysbis semi.
annually at the Office Of Kountze BROTHERS, In
New York, upon presentation Ct coupons attach
ed. The priec'pal will also be payable at the
came place.
Said bonds are issued under the charter power
said city, after election du y held authorizing
their issue 'for the purpose Of paying the cost
OF paving. re-payiue or macaiamizlng the inter.
sections OF streets aud spa .es opposite alley in
the city" and will be delivered to purchase rs,
on payment therefor. st the City Treasury in
Omaha-one-ha'f on June let, 1883, and one.half
on September LIST, 1883.
Bids wi be addressed 10 the undersigned and
market proposals for Paving Bonds" snd must
state the name and add,ess Of the bidder, the
amount Of said bonds desired and the price to be
paid in addition t. interest accrued.
The right is re .erved TO reject any and all bids
TRUMAN BUCK,
IN IDIOT Cit Treasure.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
DR.. Cooks
New Passenger Depot.

At a meeting Of the board of trade
last night the committee on railways
reported that the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy would build a new pas.
senger depot here at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08

DID You read how Josish Pltkip, Of
Chelsea, VI was cured of . terrible
sore leg, by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
blood purifiei2
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08

As the ringing of the bell announced
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
\ Womsn's Terrible Curse

New York cor. Chicago journal.
Only a small proportion of interest
Ing occurrences gsts Into the papers.
and OF those that are reported the half
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08

The Hon. L. P1rterhouse drew his
month's salary ss congressman or the
An On the same evening, howsver,
be drew a ten spot instead of an ace.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08

Would not 10 without Reddipg's Russia
Sslve, is the VERDICT Of all who use it
Price Csc,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-12
THE DAYS RAILWAY NEWS.
Freight Business-Movement East
Light, Westward Heavy.
Indianapolis to Assume More Aggressive
Policy-New Through Lines to Be
Established.
Personal Points.

George Bender, superintendent of the Ken
kncky Central road, spent the Sabbath in the
eity.
John Egan, general passenger agent of the
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. Louis & Chicago
road, left last evening for New York.
General Passenger Agent st. John, of the Chi
oago g. Rock Island, was in Cincinnati Saturday,
and with General Passenger Agent Egan, of the
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago,
decided to appoint joint passenger agents at
Cincinnati, and probably at Indianapolis.
Jay Gould, who is now in Florida, will before
his return East, inspect his southw estern sys-
tenn of roads and will probably attend the an
Dual meeting of the Missouri Pacific, to be held
in st. Louis Tomorrow, and will listen to one of
the most satisfactory reports ever made by the
management of a railroad The Southwestern
system is conspicuous success and promises
great things for the future
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-12
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-12

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On account Of its proven merits il is recommended
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-12

executed that she was an infant and a married
woman, it cannot be said that the delay was I'M
reasonable, Judgment reversed.
1876. Rosanna Sims vs. Peter Snyder. Ham
ilton G. C.
Morris, C.-The facts are similar to those above,
except that appellee is the remote grantee OF
Bardoner, but it is alleged that the appellee and
all his grantors had notice, when each obtained
title, appellants disabilities. Upon these facts
the Judgment must be reversed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-12
TarrihlA Snfarings.

DIR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. VI have a
friend who suffered terribly. l purchased bot
tie of your "FaVorite Prescription" and AS a re-
suit of its use, she is perfectly well. j. BAILEY.
BURDETT, N. y.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" and
pheasant Purgative Pellets" purify the blood
and cure constipation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-12
I'd. Mar. 3. Mar. 1OI Inc. Dec.
Name of Road.
Net increase, 499 cars.

Net increase, 489 cars.
The number of loaded cars handled at this
point was as follows: Received, 9,2S1 for
warded, 9,S64. Total, 19.145. Increase over
movement of preceding week, 442 cars.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12
JAMES ii. HANLON.

PEGS TO INFORM HIS NUMER.
ID GUS friends, and the public gen.
orally, that he can now be found at The
Bay Horse premises. where he will
attend to all horses, either lame or sick
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12
WIN. NTcCANDLEss,
Mr.. J. w. YARNDLEY,
TEACHER OF MUSIC

GPECIALTIES VIOLIN and the CUL.
- TIVATION of the VOICE.
Pianos Tuned, Repaired and Polished.
Orders received only at the Furniture
and Piano Store of G. e. Williams, Ill
Fort Street-Telephone 78; or at my
residshce. Please send orders one day
before the work Is required to be done.
464
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
Obituary.

Pl77ssURGH. Pa, April 2l.--Iames Park,
Jr.. one of tfe oldest iron and steel manu-.
facturers in this city. died this morning OF
apoplexy. Mr.. Park was prominently
identified With all public sad charitable
movementA He was a man possessed Of
wonderful wip power and tenacity Of Pnr,,
pose, and built one Of the largest steel
manufsctlriNg establishments IN the coun.
Try. he wa; president OF the Nail Tariff
Convention, AT Cresson, Pa. last summer,
and during the past winter spent most
OF the time in Washington advocating q
high tariff. His estate is valued over -,
COO 90. Enfe his lie was insured for 800,
600.
CossTANhIsoPLE, April A.-Suleiman
Pashs. vol known for bis defence OF ehipka
Pass dur1,g the late war between Russia
and Turk ey, is dead.
LsSDosi. April 2l.-Edvard Morris Frs
kline, So retsTy Of the British Legation in
Washiu gton in IS. is dead. His mother
vas daughter Of Gen. Csdwaliader. OF Phil
sdelpl ia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
THE PRESIDENT DlsGUSTeD.
An Effort viii be Made to DiscOy or
Who SHggesiFd Fishing In Florida.

WASHINGTON. April 2l.-Priyate adyices
repre- sent thaI GENERAL Arthur wants to
have tie man who started him Flor FloCi-
Ia for rest and pleasure punished to the
last extent ot the law. Chandler, il Is
said, has thrown AlS whole soul into the
business. ard among the first things he
does when he gers back will be to convene
an advisory board on the subject. Arthur
and Chandler both are clear in the opinion
hat il Vas a conspiracy against the peace
and possibly the life also Of the President
suspicion rests on q number Of persons.
.ienpTal Stanford, the exMinister 10 Bel.
gIum, is most seriously implicated, and
chiefly on the fact that after visiting the
White House frequently and psrtaking of
its be CspItalities in the pursuit OF foreign
mission in retaliation for the refusal by
Arthur he induced him to take the trip TO
the Everglades. Sanford left suddenly for
Europe only a few days before Arthpr start
ed Oh the idiotiC jaunt for rest and health
to the most malarious district inthe United
States in the most malariOus part of the
whole year. The abscOnding office seeker
Is supposed to have cOnfederates who re-
main in the country. WheH Chandler s
ADVISORY Board shall have sat on the sub.
ject all the facts will be made known. II
is considered almost miracle that General
Arthur escaped with his life. Some OF the
marks received in the eXtraordina ary eIpe.
rience are likely 10 remain as long as he
lives. The most extraordinary part of il is
that on Chandler neither mosquitoes, flea,
nor malaria made the slightest impression.
The catfish lie caught he is bringing home
with him
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
A LOVER LEFT.

what Happened Daring q Steaben'
vile swain's Ahsenee I'm the West
An liIustration OF the Dangers OF De
lay.
Special Dispatch to tie Sunday Register.
SrEuBEsvILLE, o., ApAil 2l.-There is q
young gentleman in this oity who has been
absent from home for about three years, in
the West. When he left home he also left
a pretty little sweetheart behind. They
weren't Just exactly engaged to be mar
ried in so many words, bat there was
sort Of understanding between them that
when he returned with fortune, as they
dc in novels,
The Knet Would be Tied,
which would make them one. Our
George" went and after corresponding
swbile with his Steu benville charmer, he
finally grew cold and Indifferent, and after
awhile his letters to her ceased alto
gether. What did she do? She did what
any sensible girl that had the chance would
do, she got married and went to house
ESreeping, and commenced life IN earnest.
A short time ago the former lover re.
rurned, and being in blissful ignorance OF
ler marriage, concluded TO
NAh Oh 1NIs Ohu
He started to the home Of her maiden
hood, but was delighted to meet her Cn
the street. They shook hands warmly,
and she saw Immediately that he was ig-
norant of her marriage. He wanted TO ac-
company her home, and she, for little
sweet revenge, consented. They arrived at
her home, he remarking that the family
had moved. During the conversation she
spoke of old times and old days, and great
" TO her surprize he wanted to renew the
old love. With roguish twinkle in her
eye she invited him into the pext room.
He went, and she walking up to little
cradle, took something in her arms and
kissed it. He gasped! 1t was baby
YES" she said, lit is my own dear boy; |
have been married sixteen months, and II
you will remain short time my husband
will he home" Tableau. Curtain.
Practical Joke"
People in the neighborhood OF South and
Sixth streets were aroused from their slum.
bers between 10 and IL o'clock "Wednesday
evening. by the sound OF II pistol shot and
loud cries, evidently from woman. In
vestiSation showed that a young man liv.
ing in that neighborhood was frequent
visitor to q South street saloon, much
against the wishes of his mother. On the
evening above named the young man was
at his usual haunt, when his mother went
to the saloon to try and persuade him TO
come home, but her endeavors were in
vain. Finally, wishing 70 frighten her, he
bid ner goodbye, drew revolver, and
stepping into back room fired IL OIL. The
woman thinking he had shot himself,
screamed loudly for help. 1t turned out,
however, that he was only playing pract.
cal joke on the poor woman, and shot at
the wall. lie then vent home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
sIRRING up STRIFE.
Riv1 Factions lhausurats q Var
lntAs Ranks Of the Knights
OF Labor.
Serious Conflict Bstwssa laytss
and Raakls Over the East
Liverpool Strike.
A Note Of Warning fbr 0'0ynanits
Rossa-. DispssitIon to Desc
Him VIII Explosives.

Special Dispa,eh 10 ne Snioy ResiH~.
PrrrssuEoH, April IA lively row hss oc-
CURED between Grand Secretary Laytos
and District Master Workman Rankin. .thst
threatens TO end in the disruptioo Of the o..
der. II vas the elimination OF Q fGht g
East Liverpool between Rankin and Wiok
over Rankin's assertion that Wick had ~
told The truth In the NtHiplsy. wallsos
contest, which resuited n
Blaek Eyes Ter rDSsh.
A warrant Is out for Rankia, aud he says
he will give himself up II expenses srS
paid to East Liverpool. Layton has issued
circulars to members Of the Knights of
Labor charging Rankin with sowing dis.
cord and strife in the organization and With
lying when be told the Liverpool strikss
that he had succeeded In having
Assessmeut Levied
on the entire order for their support, aud
that since Rankin took hold OF the district
thirty.three local assemblies have ceased 70
work and me mbers have dropped OF one.
half. Rankins friends deny the allegation
and say that the circulars will cost Layton
his position. The whole matter will 10 dster-
miaed at district meeting next wcdnes.
day, when Grand Master Workman P5w.
derly has been invited 10 preside.