The Beatrice Daily Express (Beatrice, Neb.)
April 15, 1886

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The Beatrice Daily third yeah BEATRICE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY EVENING APR! Express. ,88(J* NUMBER 70. \VK 11A Vli TIIK Choicest and Largest j O Stock in the City. We Make Every Garment We Sell. We spare no expense in endeavoring to produce the best tit. WE USE THE BEST TRIMMINGS! We buy mir materials direr! front the mills. We Employ the Very Best Tailors. e sell at the very lowest ti^urcs. In whole. D. SCHOOLHERR CO., Corner Court unit Third Sts.. KING CLOTHIERS, HATTERS AND FURNISHERS. Is the Be$t Place to buy Goods. A Present to Hai ti Customer. BEATRICE STONE SAW MILL Planing Mills and Fence Works STONE SAW MILeL*. All kind* of dimemdon HtonH Hti|»pli#*tl on nhort notice, Sill*. Capa, Water Table*. I*o»t*, (»rave Curbing* ami wire. Give me a call for orna mental dates and yard fences; I think I can give enl ire satisfaction in workmanship and prices. “You nay all th«* paitMoigont on the ship starving while you were eating on egg. how illil that happen?’’ "Well, you nee. the ship laid to' and I Rot Wall panel and window similes at l-anios and Stationery Store. were Well. one!’’ Hook AM ANTING OF RATES The A. T St S F Make an Advanco in Tlielr Paaaenger Rates. A Railway Olork Steals Tickets Worth About 410.000 A Gambler's Run of Good and Bad Luck In Chicago, A Resume ot the Business Outlook At St. Louis. KXCITK.MKNT AT 1IRLLKVH.I.K. IIei.T.kviu.k, 111., April 14.—When the east bound freight train of the Cairo Short Line reached Belleville last night a large crowd or strikers surrounded the engine and caboose, intimidating the train men with threats. The train men left their posts. Special Deputy Hill and Conductor Wheelau, of the Siiort Line, who also have Iteen depu tizes! were in the freight offlee. They appeared on the platform with drawn revolvers anil commanded the crowd to disperse. Whaclan singled out Iron Moulder Fred Old, who had been spe cially demonstrative, and undertook to arrest him. Ohl ran and Wheelan took after him and tired a shot at him. lie finally caught Ohl. and together with Deputy Hill, started to take the pris oner up town, hut they were surrounded by a mob of ,'MIO excited men. The pris oner was rescued, Wheelan knocked down, and his pistol taken from hint. Then tlienioli fell upon, Iteat him terri bly until he liecanie unconscious. Tito attending physician says that he cannot recover. It is- probable that some of the militia will lie ordered here front Fast St. I -on is to prevent a recurrence of the troulde. flKAUMi III KETH. Bi.oo.wi vorn.v, III., April M.—K. L. Biggs, clerk of the auditor's office of the Lake hhore «V Western railroad was* arrested here thin afternoon on hiss return from Sandusky. Ohio. His house Ium! been searched during his absence ami a lot of missing ticket* found there. The company claims that he has stolen from them lN» California and other western tickets, worth from $5,000 to $10.0110.together witlt the official stamp. It is charged that Bigg* had sold twen ty-live tickets to Kansas Fity and 8tJ Louis scalpers, and that he was receive ing registered letters under the name of “T. James." He has a wife and twoj children. A I»V A St ISO OATES. ClIit'Aoo, April 14. -The Atchixm. Topeka Santa Fe made another ad vance in its schedule «»f passenger rates j today, the reason for it being given out, as the ituiHiHsibility of handling the, present rush of traffic over the road. The rates over that road will now l»e as follows: First class, $00. with $15 rebate, oi l net $15, from the Missouri river toCali-1 fomia common |s>ints. Second and Third class. RjO, with $1**1 rebate. Uound trip from the Missouri river to j Sim Francisco and return, ninety days; limit, $00, an advance of on tliej present rates. Neither the Fulon Fad tic nor the i Burlington Missouri River railroad have yet paid any attention to the ad vances by the Atchison, Topeka X San ta Fe. lU'SINKSH IN A UKTTKIt STATU. Hr. Loris, April 14.—The situation in Hast St. Janiis to-day remains about iinrhangtsl from that on the previous ilays since tlie arrival of the military with tlie exception that the various roads are In better sliaiie to do business and are doing more. SwiUdi engines ill tlie various yards are busy and tlie resumption of business seems more probable than at any time since the strike. Tlie business of the different roads yesterday exceeded that of any previous day since the strike and from appearances early this morning a still more complete resumption of freight tralllc can is- predicted for to-day. The Chicago, Burlington A tjuincy and Chi cago Alton roads seem to Iw in tlie tiest condition so" far as their ability to handle freight is concerned and tlie men in these yards have lieen busy all morning making up trains from the Chicago llurlington (Juincy and from tlie Alton yards, freight!raius were sent out this morning and the liien in tlie other yards excepting the Louis ville Nashville and Ciaro short line are busy making lip trains and it is ex pected they will succeed in sending them later in tlie day nilOKKK MV TIKItNAN. CincAoo. April 14.—Frank Tiernan, tlie gambler whose concern has lieen in hail luck, concluded to see if his neigh bors had any I letter luck, and taking a All of money, and Ills friend “Cluck” along willi him. tlie entered H, Calhoun place last night. Tiernan lanight sev eral stacks of high priced checks, stak ing “Cluck” at tlie same time. They played in great luck ail night, and as it got noised around in late hours that "Old T” was making a play quite a crowd of spectator* gathered to see the game. As the tide of fortune set in heavily in favor of the players and tlie bank roil seemed in peril tlie night dealers sent hurriedly for Condon ii Dahl to coine with with reinforcement. The: game closed at daylight witli Tternan a winner of *h> mmr*’ or s-o-s Const— fjftwftr; SSHrrDflc caali; attic April; 071c May. Oats—Dull; easy; 2H(ff2Hlccash; Joe April; a»lc Mav. ltYK— Dull; 5m'ii50c. Haiilkv—Dull; 00c. I.IVK STOCK. ttATTI.K—lteceipts 5,400. Stronger; sternly. Shipping steers. $4 ilOfrrti no: stisikers and feeders. 70tr. m. Aceommwtation for Omaha leave*. Hi#) p. m. from Omaha, arrive*_ll;4fta, m. Marjwiili- ar.com mod at Ion, leave* 7:00 a. m, arrive# 7:ftH p, m. Central standard time la uaed by the B. |M. and U. P. railroad*. I.ONINO OF HA I CM. H i M eaat..10;.Vi a. in. B. A M. hodth.. 4:'*) p. m. Nebraska City. .11 ;00 a. m. IT. P. sou tit fl;30 p. m. j V. P. north 7 ;45 a. ra. B. A M. fast mail eaat. H p. ni. The raaii* are closed by central standard tim.-. NEW DRUG STORK! a J. HUB ELMAN, Pure Drills, Medicines FINE CIGARS, Perftlinery anil Toilet Articles. Prescriptions Carefully Put Pp 80S M. nth St. BEATRICE,NEB Cl IAS. A. SWEET, Architect and Buildei. Am prepared to do ALL KINDS OF.JOB WOUK. (onnier mimI OINtu fitting's. Plan* and specification* furnished for all kinds f building*. None but experienced workmen mployed. No charges for estimatea on build ga. Hbop on Market htrcet, between Fourth nd fifth. apl .Vdif NO NAME:rT1IK ®U£PBR,R8, rR,RNP: kure autl Positive cure for CA TAltHIl and kindred troubles. We warrant It. By mail no cent* and $1, Head for teatlmonUla to KKNOZA COMPOntDINtl (t>., f. O. Bot K*>,|Hererhill, Mass. ONE THODSAND Cook Books 1*0 HE GIVEN AWAY BEGOLE Van Arsdale’s 1 if of these iMHiks, the retail price of which is Seventy-live rents, will he (riven to each purchaser of Three Dollars worth of jrissts at the Red Lion Store! Once seen, no lady will lie without one. Don’t Wait Until all are Gone, But wme anti get one. BEG0LE& VAN ARSDALE 320 Court Street. REMOVED! Randall Son Have removed to the roar of Lamb's Bookstoret, 419 COURT STREET. And are batter prepared than ever before to do *11 work in their line in the be** man ner and at living prices. DECORATING PAPER-HANGING A SPECIALTY. House and Sign Painting BRAINING AND IAI.S0M1NING. Mail Onlors Promptly Attemleil To M KNIHHI.U. PIONEER Meat Market! O. L 8AVAOE, Proprietor Having aeaumed proprietorship of the Ruyle Co. moot market, at No. 515 ami 517 Court Street. I 1 aolicit the patronage of at old rnwtnm era ami Invite the public generally to call. Telephone No. free delivery to all parts of the city. G. Ij COLE, Architect and Builder BEATRICE, NEB. Plana aid apeclflcatlon* furnished and work anperln tended Public building* a *perialt> Hoop on north Piflh Street. To Whom It Nay Coueern. NOTICE la hereby given that I have filed a pe tltlon In the district Court of Gage county, Nahraaka, for the purpo*e of having my name changed to !<onU Stanosherk. Said petition will be heard at tbe May term, !»*l, of aald court, i Dated March f. INK Lot’ia Hayward 1 a2tau i 886. 1886. MILLINERY \V e are too busy o write an advertisement, btit desire t° say briefly that we have just returned from the east, where great are was taken in selecting one of the FIN ES I' and LARUKST stocks of Millinery Ladies’ Furnishing Goods hvi-r brought to this city. Buying for two houses ena bles us to purchase in large quantities at very low prices, and we propose to give our customers the benefit. Von n depend on always finding And a large assortment to*select front. ('all and make an inspection. Yours truly. H. LI M BACK 6u CO., Corner Court and Fourth Street. TENNYSON says: “In the Spring a young mail’s fancy Lightly turns to thoughts of love,” Hut now that FRITCH Has received his immense stock of NEW SpringGoods Their thoughts are turned to FINE RAIMENT AND ELEGANT FITTING SUITS! H. FRITCH, I he New York Tailor, Ip. 1 st Nat. Batik, Beal rice. I a El y Beatrice Ice Company With to inform the pobiir that they ere now READY TO FURNISH ICE To nil who may with it. Our Prices era as Low as Anj Reliable dealer. Order, can be left at the While hrraet Coal OBre.or with Blcharda i Haltahnrr is ,x. 0 DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE MAMMOTH Jewelry Music House OF J. H. ALDEN.

The Piueat and JEWELRY DISPLAY* Rver Made in Beatrice. Novelties in Endless Variety. Fine Clock, Watch I Jewelry Repairinn 115 NORTH FIFTH HTRKKT. i The Blake School! PREPARATORY and NORMAL SCHOOL Spring Term Bogins April 6th. HENRY N. BLAKJE. Principal. MARY G. P. BLAKE, Aeaoclate. a. w. ATKIXRON. c. E. ATKEIIOM. O. W. Atkinson A Bon, CONTRACTORS BUILDERS. stone aud Brick Work a Specialty. We are prepared to do all kinds of work In our line, and employ none but the beat of workmen, ana a»e the beat material, which enable* n* to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION i *1 kept conetaa tljr on band and for take.

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DAILY EXPRESS. Beatrice, Nebraska. By M. A. BROWN. Salt red at the Pos/oMce at Beatrice, 0*9' Co., i Xebraska, a* second class matter. j DAILY EDITION. fey mitt 1, one year... By carrier, per week $0 00’ WEEKLY ItmtIOK. One year ntx ironth*... $1 so, 73 THURSDAY, APRIL lo. PUBLISHER S infOUHCEMENT. With the commencement of volume three the Daily Rxi*mec baa been enlarged to seven col umns, and the quantity of matter in all depart ment proportionately Inennaaed. It la the In tention of the pnblistiCr to keep the paper np to the h'ghe t standard possibly and to make It at all limea a worthy representative and month-piece of one of the moat Motive cities, hi the Weal. Tl»e price remain*, a* heretofore at per year hv v mail: by carri*.*, IS cent* per week. v,-. THE WEEKLY EXPBESft Maintain* its plate a* one of the leading ««Wfe. papers of the Houth Platte country, and tv dweed price of $1.30 per annntn lathe cheapest newspaper in tJage County Its snbsertptiou Hat has grown steadily and rapidly, until it ta lam without doubt the In st advertising medium in tiagi County. It give* every week a full re sume of local state, and general news, and it* editorial department treat* ail public question* with candor and fairness. It l* the aim to make H one of the beat newspaper- for the home that 1* published in the Wear. Libera! discount to clubs. Address all communication* to M. A. BROWN. Publisher, :f Beatrice. Neb. The city of New York will soon lie without a board of aldermen, and pub Jid business will tie at a standstill un less transferred from the city ball to the city jail.__ i’owiiKHLV s views on the liquor question,as presented in another col umn, are worthy of a dose and careful perusal. The head of the greatest la l)or organization in the world has point ed, oill the greatest enemy of laboi. ami branded that enemv wftti' the bnrniug Iron of eloquence and common sense. The Lincoln Ikmwrnt professes tu believe that (’hurch Ilowe would stand a "touch better,djHjKCi>f securing tlie Congressional notntB**i^®'jttH» home was in Lincoln and not oii'a little-grain switch down in Nemaha county. Thf Lincoln sheet is really too deeply inter ested for a disinterested outsider. and we sltall keep an eye peeled for further disinterested observations. This everlasting how lTif the tree trade orgaus about tlie monstrous burden of taxation tliitt a protective system im poses, may do very well as a bugaboo with which to frighten the feeble doesn't K» down with erence to Morrison's new bill asTnfemfc ed for "the partial emancipation of American business and industry from the thraldom of a monopoly tartlT’ looks very pretty in print, but is the veriest hog-wasb as a business propo sition.___________ Now that [secretary Manning is hov ering on the verge of recovery from Ids late fatal illness. I fatal to tlie possibility HI bis continuing at tlie head of the treasury it becomes absolutely neces sary to find some other nice green pas ture where' lie can browse at govern ment expense during tlie remainder of this democratic administration. Tlie only thing left that is worth mention ing is the Austrian mission, which the president lias tried so hard to fill and failed, and rumor inteuds to ship him off to Austria without delay. One by one the leading democratic papers of the country are coming to the conclusion that there is something wrong with the democratic administra tion—that it is not essentially democrat ic, that it lias not been true to its pledg es. and that it is deficient iu leadership. The Beatrice [kmoernl made this dis covery a few days ago. and now tlie Bal timore .Sun—influenced no doubt by the attitude of the DnrvKrtM—falls into Jims and cuts loose from the Washington crowd, it is not known whether the loss of a postoffice lias any thing to do with the dissatisfaction in the Balti more sanctum._ Tint abolition of secret executive ses sion* is a question that the .Senate of the L'nited States is floundering upon just at present, and the dicsussion bids fair to be tolerably interesting. Sena tor Platt is the author of the proposi tion to discontinue the secret session, and he has the open and announced support of a dozen other Senators. The statement is brought forward in sup port of the resolution that no legislative bodies in the world except the Senates of the United States and Mexico trans act public business under lock and key and the seal of secrecy._ lows' has a pharmacy law that is playin'* sad havoc with the aspiring druggist who is not up in his profession. Druggists must register under the pharmacy law', after passing an exami nation before tlie (state pharmacy com mission, and .the result, is that large numbers of applicants have been shut out. Out of seventy rtwo recent appli cations only twenty-nine were* passed on examination, a surprising fail when [hr extreme responsibility of a drug gist's position is considered. General .state laws of such a character would root out many (housed* of self-styled pharmacists w ho don't know the differ-, cnee between a sugar-pill and a codfish bail. It it is a good tbiug for Omaha, with a population of sixty or more thousand, to be up and astir in regard to mauu-) fact urea, is it a good thing for lieatmej to go into’ a profound sleep so far asj tnanufact ures areeoncerned’1 So town I pt city in the entire west has so goed facilitie., as lit-aWice, ami wt- waii.ini there is not one that is iloiug less to improve present opportunities. The Express says very plainly to,the pee pie of Heatrtee that they must'have an awakening on this sub.itxH,' or- there will never be the city here that we ail want to see. Xew railroads are rlesii able. but they are not the all in all. amt j must be followed by a diversified in- j dnstry if toWhs are to spring into the proportions of full-fledged cities. Mr. Fowderlj’n Liquor Y lew it. i, General Master Workman Powderly has no love for the liquor sellers. They are one of the classes proscribed by the constitution of the Knights of Labor. In his last address made tbdjte general convention of Knights,ot Istbor. Mr. Powderly said: •‘The temperance question is an'im-, portant me.,ami I sometimes tliitiK it is the main issue. Tlie large number of apWieat ions during the past year to grant dispensations to allow the iuilia .tiort of rum sellers was alarming. I have persistently refused them, and will enjoin my successor, if he values the future success of the order, to shut the doors with triple bars against the ad mission of tlie liquor dealer. Ilia path and tliat of tlie lionost. industrious workman lie in opposite directions. Tlie ram seller who seeks'admission into a labor society does so with tlie ob ject that he may entice its mem hers into his saloon alter Hie meetings close. Xo question of interest to labor j has pver lieen satisfactorily settled over the bar of a rumbole. Xo labor society ever atlmiUetl a ruin seller that did not die a drunkard s death. Xo workman ever,drank a glass of rum wlm did not rob tils family of the price of it. and in doing m> committed a double crime, murder ami theft. Ife murders the in tellect with which the Maker hath en dowed him. He steals from lii» family the means of sustenance he has earned for them. Turn to the annals of even dead labor society, and you w ill see whole pages blurred and destroyed by the accursed footprints of rum. Scan the records of a meet mg at w hich a dis turbance took place, and you will heat echoing through tlie hall the maudlin, fiendish grunt of the drunken brute who disturbed the harmony of the meet ing. -‘In the whole English language T can And no word that strikes more terror ti my soul than the one word rum.' H was lairn in hell ere tin- tint no redemp tion-'had gone forth. Its life on cart! baa been one of ruin to the hopes ol youth and the peace of old age. Itliai robbed childhood of itsdelights. It lun stolen tlie laugh from the lips of inno cence, the bloom from the cheeks ol manhood. It has touched tlie heart ol of a battle, echoes through many a des olate household as tlie hissing of a thousand serpents. You may deem me too radical on this point, Vet 1 never interfere with the rights of a man tc drink if he so elects. I hold I have a right to and do shun rum as I would an enraged tiger, neither meddling with it nor allowing it to meddle with rue. Sc iong os it keeps its distance I am con tent to leave it alone, but the moment it attempts to interfere with my lights by coming into the Knights of lad so then my soul rises in arms against it and I can And no words too bitter, m; denunciation too scathing to hurl against it." Cannot Approach Van Wjrrk. Chicago Near. The information that Mr. George Uearst, the new senator from Califor nia, is a ruthless slayer of proper Eng glish does not snrprise us at all. X d deeds and the unostentatious art* of c .arity which he is constantly doing. Sue- i e 4»ft»i as a politician, he has also recently b q playing the part of a good Samaritan a it It a success equal to It i| triumphs in politic*. The fainting traveler by the veyside, whom Ke‘ha*‘raised up and re- i f■ .-vhed JUggood Ceuta**! in the last in* ni e, iyMr. tieufge A. 1 randale, the aan* ftefa* Oberne^Boeick ACo*,tier9Q and how it VM cheerfully given. “I have never bad an ache or pain of j k- c imatism,” he said, ‘Since l usedf Athlo i ny* awl the medicine cost me only $3 ny one had guaranteed to cure me 1 I l.i willingly have paid him $-r>0, ye* y'f, My rheumatism whs in fbtin malory, tly in my ankle*, but a little in the i j 1 could manage to hobble around j i he use of cane*, but felt as if 1 wen# .'.tug on the bare I-ones, or in t ii 11, an I haft no faith in |*ath lophoros did for me. 1 have had f* n twinges of late, but I attribute that i> mv. •elf and not to the medicine, as I have tv 4 been *u careful as I should Lave h* r. Atblophoros took the stiffness out of t!,. joints of rov fingers and gave me the u*.* (if inr hands, in which I had long a* trouble, I have recommended it in was;.. CAM'S and in every instance that 1 Lu of the results hart: been very t 1 do not hesitate in the least in r mending it most heartily to ever/ malic sufferer” 11 pm can ran m n gist, we will aebcHt express pa*d..»- regular price—-one dollar per bottl*. that yon trtiv tt from your clmari-t hasn't it, rpura!ioa •hall tie the Hoag To* it Company Awncxa The principal plate for tb* uaa* action of hii-ine#* shall Ik- the town of lloav. Aarn LR 3 'Ik* cbject o' this ouipai.y *h©V be to hoy and im-iI town property or other r*aJ estate, erect ks«tn*-ss house* and TiffUin^i Ajra*). n 4, Th* amount t>f caphal *to».k limited to Ten Thousand Dollar*, *edtfa._ aba;I &e divided into shares of Hue IlimlrwTL, lars create «P-M* or assume liahiiiiia* for more than iwofhi/c* of Its subscribed stock* exclusive ©f it# outrun ling Voids, Abtu lr K Authority i» given this Com* pany. If nsce>sary, to issue tt* bond* for the •mount of Jf|e* Thousand Dollar*. Abtmur Each stockholder shaft r*c enti tled to oi»«- vote in prooit or pr»*xy for each •ban auhecrih^d. Autim.x Id. THeae ArtlMt* m»y U. aa.vt;4r4 at any regular meeting by a U'O '.tum* voj* of *M th* •(orxholders Asth ls ii. The on■*,*»• ,*a of ihU ompatty shall be f iruducted oy a hoard of £v* dirct tor*, who sh-v.'l he chosen at the annual mceijog in May iff ai b year, which shall include presi dent, hist and second *ic* presidents, secretary and treasurer. The pf J2HS** pl*,Dt1** doka Kl#k John /^*l*b*ck; dgrTeisdant will lake notice that on the 6r.b d»y of A D JHHG, Rebecca D. Kickback, plaintiff 'herein, i!!*^ he r petition in the District Cwart of Oatre t oniity, Nebraska, said John Fiehb»ck, defendant, the ob ject and p#ay r of which are to obtain a divorce from kb** said defendant a pen ti*« ground of e*. i for and u> -uppoc. plalnrlff. and for the tnrtod/ «»f Henry D. Fiahbark, Kim|4 FUhbac* aod d'ltafi 0. FUhhack, mirtfr^pKlren of piaiortf and defendant, j t You are ran (tired to an«»«r said petition on or before the 17th day of Ray, IWA K**fcfc* 0. #f*a*4nc, FN*** ft d. Mib» Attorney #p7d«rf By Dated April ma 1«M. ROSES AND PLANTS. I'XKK BY NAIL 15 Monthly Rotes for fl.dft 14 Oeraoinme for fl.no. 15 Bedding and Basket Plant* lor fua*. Verbenas for f!,f». For tio 1 wlil tend fl5 worth by £sprr dl *ko w ii '■ll’wul don 1,1 Utf luc.i rclioblf funjli crer pri ia tin- martri *01.0 BY A 1.1. IIBLi-GISTK. Burlington Route j Denver to Chicago, Denvor to Kansas City, Denver to Omaha, tiriwna to Chicago.

i Kansas City to Chicago. I Omana to yt Louis. best line; WMUM WEST TO EAST SinUS CONNECTIONS I M> V K4 'ib Baggage Checked Through! Tfcrourt llck»l» o»., UK- Mlwul.11 Rot, la l*« L tilon and Grand* slid all other principal sad •'7*1' ^wu aI tike "BariltKion Uoatr." For further IuforinaUor.. apolr W> «cy uvut or tw P. tt. KI CTIk, **et« bar- *mbk to looaeaiuta; bat ttsli .lorn. .0 inlllkm.. Ki ottt la too rkk hi tw aftafft lumliac on«, anil ow la la too pnor to own on,- ot Tt.eae anti tin. helpmcru. will'll ainwa ««..tl, ibot not lenitl, irb/la ii troika. U4t»« »r» rartlilll inmao lo auH ..Bn “j liwpiwt oor n.w K -i.Y iutSIiV. H# tronlila to raplafn tin m to .altar,. Wfc H CLARKS, Mauttor ffMtf M tl. ’.in'at. Bant plot W. W HUNT, MANAGER ■kitebreast Coal Co., 0 f NEBRASKA, Hard aniv Soft a-aJAx.' Always on Hand. LEADERS WLOW PftldpS. Up-Triwn OffIco First Nat. Bank Buikiin^^-lophono 41. Office at YwrtlS. Telephone' No. Htf. Pioneer JTewelr-v Store I IHAMOND. Ti ileri* AM* t'KAlll. KIN. Ladies’I Gents’ Fine Ciuld Watches.*! A1>0 A FI’U LINK OK SILVER AND SILVERIN’K WATCHES. No 407 Court Street. BEATRICE. NEBRASKA. Ti l R Htiai L'it .tt, iNltilJi'cijslxti. *409 C ;v5.iv ryusavT. CAiPITJ^X.. 1-100,000 fst»blf*> td t-jr £rinf.it Cruthert in 1872. Organized ar. a fla't-.iil Can't i;t 127? i.iih a Capital of S SO,000 tn.*it*ajt J Jtir.a ICiii, 1385, to SlOO 000

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/WAf" /i\rhnttKr f,/ .s.,4/ „f the Princijxtl f'.'trujHlirl (tf/fi, 7'he Fluid' ,f this j. ,„k ore ProleeUd by the orliss Purglary I Proof Safe, J. E. SMITH, President, c. SMITH, Cashier, i J. HENDERSON, Assistant Cashier. BEATRICE FLORAL CONSERVATORY,

Mo 1406 Elk Street. G. W. MOORE, PROPRIETOR A large supply of Hot-House Plants, oboloe Boses and Everything In the Floral Line always on band. Also a Complete Line of Small Frit its anti Ornamental Shrub* on Hand. We will endeavor to keep everything la this line and furnish same on short notice and at reasonable rates Out flowers secured In twelve hours K'AJiIyi^W Ei*: -1 f a mfW t i J t rek i«i> troai u r l«* ilof»4 l»> lu t'jr of 1 i.lUim.1 PASTILLES. .4.*; -r r ros v' V: i," t *t e«r» In ir-.ee Ir tzus, ftn.J J Q-.iW wwtM-ly a,* 1 t x-bisrHl tiattr like**- Nfst.’iT that 1 KLlJ o.r«» b.4 inter iiU lttt. ii I'? IruiibieM, «r» rtu*r| VSSilft v so, WST >,^tl '.ftc fr-tu Ji4 pr hr.pfrs. hy l tlf] beep*. t«l» ft 'l rilitesl 4»!sy. JUeaet. .f' h v'iian irryefu»«,i r*-v*. red TOHiMM«rfci»|r''.'^«r froial uMettni4i«eMw« i of j«♦«•• n»fc sh«t you Wm* t, I Wiul.i• Kui.l•„« .CKf-Mt!*.,.ff?> i dW- T8£AT#«rr 1 „_ w. Tt.Km W. Him, 17 HA^5tS-Rf **IDY CO« CM>M7l, 5°* #lr»#I, t»eltr*c>ii «»arl 1 WE.ffA'VE AMlfMEUSE STOCt ..v FANCY GROCERIES Jellies, Jams, Maple Syrnp. Balk and Bottled Pickles, Soaps, Flayoriug Eitracts, WMrb «t- for ih*‘ **irt THIRTY DAYS AT COST In «*rd«*r i ,b* HnfiA *f' U»p »«t. «I*7i | hi pa>i afal every an.utiwni. llM4 mv c rort*H,a* employe* of th* company K.MI1.1KH. A V, II. AKPKSTlilt, l«nrt»l n.. A**iil J. f.-M K K M. OKI I, IIKAFKOIID. A- U %u/. A«. I II.N, Him. A« I ■I T t'l.AKK. Hoi KupriiitoMltln LIQUID COTTAGE COLORS. 'TIUOl uu.) A »«sj rartor a ml Conveyancer, tsKkiKKtt \ku ft* on teiiiud Saw tefy**k* *<«l «1 llu ,1*1,1 nt Ik*

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WOlfrEN N'«4|iig rt»Mi rd aUrnftV, i:rUh« fiU&ii« imdMiM pmbWbm Iron with pin rtwataMa I and la in**l ixMn for fHnw«w pncnHar t*r amm. and all wbn tad ardmtarjr ||tn It Km. Irhra and I’urtflr* tb« Blood, Ntlmalotm Appftttr, ■Mrrn«thrna th« Maw-lm iud >rr», h in fact thnr»wi*hlx InrlaoritVra. 1 .ia rt nuilmh*. and makMtha akin arnnnth lilac km tlw troth. caiiM timdach*, H ,-f 'snatipatino—«* m«. iu any addrowt on noJ;t of to, etamp. Did,you Sup pose Mustang Liniment only good for horses It is for inflamma tion of all flesh. NATURE’S CURE FOR CONSTIPATION, Sick-Headache, AM) DYSPEPSIA. irfnp' f '.nhFtijiti Uy druKjji.t. TARRANT'S Effervesceat Seltzer AKileBt. All rk*JT»nt, effirar tona, »'!«ra**nt *wr *-tTi In the fora? f t a powder, pro ducing vs i*«-»* ft'.aolvt-d tri t**{er an Rxh'Grstfrig Kfiftmemiluif Deafifttit, !e*r«m»n®l>«:rd |,y ©or hr at j>Ji)*ic!ah* h* a re* liable and as?r*-«*ab‘.e nmedjr. H cure. ton al It rore# inds grillor.Cflfee dy»p«irri£, mrt-p pMea. rtin*a tu-irt tmru, rnrr* «lcfc bead a*t*‘*. »«f4*a l‘vcr com cUfnt, rtirea *ick rt»n»i at'j.and #i*r.tJv nr»e. all tie* r*rr> tor» organa to artt«n, I* he frti' t! In rtrrf and rn-fK'd by *a**ry trat s »ld RARE BUSINESS CHANCE tor sai r A hit). K ny ilKStHAL MEk« HANPIHK ronffat'Mf «f (irttf r*-r. I! tot* asid tun-*. flat* »nd t *1**. t *;r»'i»hlnjf flood*. Votto»*, vlf i’Umi at «*clc atfd »«-Si t-.lsMmh'ol ir* e~ tnoaU) ca*h WUI a«!l *»f rent buUclng. Fine "#)MC*t on, in a live Mi r'ial tv*n. i*» won them Nt. hraalt*. Addri** t,l II DAVI OKTII. Al«*t«fw r*it. HrbfMk* Bl Ufa t I ut* trffrih»f )i yard .\I»*t,li Ai; {litter »>f real l»U*: jrat Nottingham l.w*’ Tidiea, ttm act fur XV Pant Black Wm*t*M ^*r*vr. ft ISaibriiftfatt htnek-mf#, Hr pair. 1 for «V\ 1 hrW £Uu4* til post pain. National DRY AN1> FANCY Hindis ill.. Box 8 2 3. Hertford. Conn r-end »Utnpa, po«ia; not*-or ftiotit **r*3*f ►- lale»4 O a r*aa,f*> «w b«l i.iai.Uy. r%« u at ,».-a to* a Ireaoe- art* K..a to.i* r..t Ul»« fcjf,**. ...a |*»»i oat ear*ago' arid for u'tfine bad eon^T3fer£l3e* trouble in" making Qotl) Irt*- rt,i?|**e*of time. however, »n tlic> lang’uagaof the U*otblaek, Lit* caught on. Mt r* noticed that he wa» an induntri ou*» faithful little fellow, anti they walked a long way to purchase a paper from him or took chance* upon meeting him to bare their shoes polished. y “Little Red’*" name is Pube. About two years ago, when he waa bat thirteen year* of age, bin parent* died in Russia, leaving himself and a brother al*out seven yean of age to make life'* battle* alone. In hi* na tire town in Russia “Red” met an Arner ican gentleman and shipped with him to thin country. After landing in New York be waa set adrift, without a friend and with scarcely a penny. He was a brave little fellow, however, and finding the me tropolis too crowded for him he mail* hi* way West, landing in Cincinnati about a year ago. Here he remained, working night and day selling papers, shining shoe* and doing any thing to earn an honest liv iug. His great object appeared to save enough money to get his little brother to wClrnsinitatl.‘; The brother, whose name is Hamuel, bad been left bebfnd in Russia lu ■the care of straugeiw t In one year ‘Red” ..had been able through close living to save two hundred dollars About month «go he sent sufficient money to Russia to l*»ar the expense* o! hi* brother to Cincinnati, and the little fellow, who i* not yet quite nine yearn of age, and a tiny bit of a lad, lauded in Cin rinati Monday morning Monday “Red" took a day off, and no brother ever secured a more royal welcome than did little Main. If there was any place where sight* could l»e seen that they miseed Monday then it waa Ifecause “Red" wan not permitted to go near those place*. Hla brother had traveled all the way from Hum! a alone to l*egiu life in thin country. He could not apeak a word of English, still, as be went £l>out from place to place and was pointy} out the great sight* of a city by his older brother, who was dressed In his t**nt outfit—not a very costly affair, either —the little pair attracted the attention of more than one person, aud many a hand wa» pla**«H| kindly tij»on the head of the I younger boy, whose childish look* and white face tell of a not very robust const I tution. 1 Yesterday morning early Red” was on J dock again about the officer* and building* i that are now quite familiar to him. Little Ham accompanied him. carrying a numU«r **f newspaper* undlr his arm "Red’’ in structed him in the art of disposing of the paj*en«, and before night he had made M.M. 'V Are you going to let him shine Hboe.. Had asked a gentleman yesterday to whom “Red had introduces! the little feliow. ••No, sir,” replied “Red,” in hi* broken way "Hecan't shjne shoes; he’ll have toIm educated. I’m going to educate him, and i make him a gr*»*t man And the bootblack rubied harder than ever, as he probably thought what his brother-might yet be. Neither has r friend In the world, but they are both made of the right stuff, and the 'bancea are ten to one that “Red" aud Ham net l!ul># will yet be valued and ri the state capital, it is also the cheapest.

IISCK Il’TION DAILY.. IVr Year Iw Mail. 1’er Week In Carrier. si list rtll'TION -WEEKLY IVr Year In Mail... l’er SO. Months 1*1-1 Three Months... ,*eoo vs *1 5U 75 J iJi-: express Steam Printing H COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Thu Latest Styles of Type The Most Skillftil Worlcmeu Neatness and Di spatch the Rule FINE COLORED POSTER PRINTING To Suit the Mo„t Fastidious. edding Invitations anil Ball Programmes And e\ cry variety of COMMERCIAL AND FANCY PRINTING At KOMI Hi. t*rq**e editor has, at the present time, the ‘lu' -amende :s reputation as a fighter in most v. -try New Mexico, the subscrip the Term. nevr*pai>er is going up, and tion list of h. vanning him for sheriff, there is talk of -ouud the cabin as usu liis pet bear hangs a 'wing on old boot al, fighting flies and chv Wnocent of do heels, and is as sleek and 'Uroad eom meanor as the president of a ra A WAR ROMANCE. A Veteran Lomi Diary and Thereby Win* a Wire. (Forsyth (flu Cor. Chicago IntorOcean.] A pretty little romance, growing out of Sherman's march to the sea, has just cul minated here in the marriage of Mr. David T. Rogers, of Logan, Kan., to Miss Donnie Goodman, a popular belle of this city. On the third night out of General Sherman’s army from Atlanta on its famous trip to Savannah it camped on the plantation of Mr. J. T. Goodman, a wealthy citlsen. It was a night of terror for those in the big farm-house, who had heard exaggerated re ports of the doings of the invaders. They watched through closed shutters all night long camp fires surroundiug the place, not daring to speak above a whisper. Daylight found the column on the march again, and as the last man disappeared the children sallied forth to examine the deserted camp. Among the articles found was a diary, which showed that its owner had served in a Kansas regiment from the first year of the war, and his name was David K. Rogers, of Logan, Kan. t ive years ago Miss Donnie, the young est sister of Mr. Goodman, born since the war, paid him a visit and became deeply interested in the diary, which told the I perilous story of a soldier’s life. Hhe wrote to the address expressing her readiness to return the memeuto if its owner should still be alive. A grateful answer was re j wived both from Mr. Rogers and his wife, Mrs Mary Rogers. The two ladies there- 1 after kept up ’a pleasant correspondence. Gne year ago a letter bordered in black 1 came from Mr Rogers, in which he stated that his wife was dead, and that at the urgent solicitation of his children he wrote his Southern friend the fact. Two weeks ago Miss Goodman received a second letter irotn Mr Rogers stating that he was about to make a business trip to North Carolina, and that he would take occasion to call upon her. Huttday brought the couple face to face. It was love at first sight. The visit was lengthened out until the couple clasped hands before the hymeneal altar and formed a union from which there i/r nu •eootsion IRC BY FAR THE MOST POPULAR COR. 6ET8 EVER IWTROPUCED, rfnBBI IlJr *«superior to whalebone. I UJAilLl|ll- cannot be broken. 4 la flexible and easy to the wearer. la used In no goods except those made by Warner Bros. asr—=$10.00 REWARD: 3R ANY STRIP OF CORAUNE THAT BfEAK8 iTH SIX MONTHS ORDINARY WEAR IN A CORSET. ^010 CHEAP IMITATIONS BONED WITH VARIOUS SS O? cor'd!' ALL GENUINE CORALINE COR ^8 HAVE CORAUNE PRINTED ON INSIDE OF rEEL COVER. ’or Sale by all Leading Merchants. if JUNKER BI^O^141 ‘BHiJSSf4#fc VICKS Floral 0 Guide Is a work of iwafly aoo pagcs, colored pi ttas, ipac Illustrations, with descriptions of the best Flowers and Vegetables, saicns of SEEDS AND PLANTS, and how to grow them. Printed iu English and German. Price only 10 cents, which nray be de ducted from the find order. BUY ONLY VICK’S SEEDS, AT HltADQUAr.TERS. JAMES VICK, SEEDSMAN, ROCHESTER, N. V.

In OnllSKiii r. Declaring the annex it ion to the corporate lim it* of tn«* City of Beatrice, cage County, >io ‘Wsskfl, and extending the raid corporate lilt its so as to Inc] ode mid take In said terri tory within said corporate limits ttnder the folio wing names description* And design h19 feet to west line of Fourth street in city of Beatrice, thence snath along said west line BW5 feet, thence west at right angles to said wc» line of said Fourth street about 38M feet, tounce mirth west along rlwht of way of It. A M. ft. R. about 180 fuel to pith section lino thence north along Ibth section line about 885 feet to place of beginning. H* it Or Unified by the M tty or and Council of the t'ity of lientrice, tinge County, Aebrnektt: Mention 1. That the additions, subdivisions, territory and premise* hereinafter describeu he and the same are hereby annexed to and in cluded whhin the corporate limits of the said City of Beatrice and made a part thereof, and the said corporate limits of said city he ex tended so as to take in an i include said terri tory. additions, subdivision* and premises with in said corporate limits; ard said territory, ad ditloii*, subdivisions and premises shall oe deemed and held a part of th original corpo rate City of Beatrice by the name, designation and description hereafter mentioned, to-wit: All that tract of land described as follows; Com mencing at northwest corner of northeast quar ter of northeast quarter of section fonr «4>, i township three (8). nor.h f range » east, thence east along township line about 519 feet to west line ol the fourth street, thence south along the west line of said Fourth street 1085 feet, thence west c,t right angles to the said west line of Fourth street about, 880 feel, thence northwest along line of rieht of way of B. and M. H, K. about 180 feet t> 10th section line, j tiieucu north along Itflh section line about 885 I feet to place ot beginning; and herouftcr the l same sli»ll be a p-wt of sail city And ttn- said j corporate are hereby t x ended so as to include j ancl take ;u said abjve dis i.bud territory. Passed, signed and approved April 18, 188*; b. McDOVVALI*, Mayor. I Attest; W, A. Waonku, City Clerk. ding Section one (if of ordinance enti Amen or‘nnw> y the City of Beatrlce^Oage Con y'd^aj lirMnka, and authorizing the purchase or c. nation of the n.ccssary ground for the i_ auproved February 18. INMti, be amended to '■‘•d follows: That the well, eujdne. pump, putn, house and all buildings mil machinery con nected with or pert aining to the system of water works about to be constructed by "the said City of Beatrice be and the same are hereby located on (be south two hundred feet of block forty-one (41), that i.« »o say on lots No*. I, 2, 8, 4, U, 10, 11 and IS in said b'.cjck No. 41 in the City of Beat Cage county, Nebraska. Passed, s," 'igned and apnroved April 18, 1886. HTTiated 2&1 day of March, 1880.—MH4 ahrrifl”* Hals. Jams* F King v*. Fredrick C. Koebnlec. Y vlrtne of an Order of Sale In the above entitled cause, issued out of and under t e B seal of the Coutitv Court, Cage bounty, I, I will offer for sal20c; Java green. 20c; roasted bulk. iSfaiKtic: Arbuckle's Ariosa. 15c: McLaughlin's XXXX, 15c: Moca. ao(«40c. Teas—Young Hyson, 80(a57c; Gun powder, 75(» 1.25; Japan. Wn 1.00: black. 75(fl80e. Raisins—.London layers, 25c; Valen cia, 15c; Sultana, 15c. Atpi.es Ouarters, crop 1885. 8c; evaporated,12ic. Peaches—Salt Lake. 121c; evapnrat ed, 25c; peeled, 25c. fish. Fresh Fish—15c. Lake Fish—No. 1 white in kits. 1 00 8alt Water Fish—No. 1 mabkerel in kits. 1 25. PRODUCE. 1 Egos—10c. Butteb—16@30c. Dry Salt Bacon—121c. .Sauerkraut—80(®40e per gallon, Pot A toes—60(a 75c' Onions—80(d>U)0, PROVISIONS, Ham—14c. Shoulders—12c. Breakfast Bacon—14c, Side Bacon—lOo, Sausage—Bologna, ISc. J.ard—12io; bucket. 15c. Dried Beef—20c. niDES, wool and tallow. Hides—Green, 4c. Tallow—4c. LIVE STOCK, Fat Hogs—3 26(53 60. Fat Cows—2 56(53 00. SinsBP—2 60(0)8 Of). Butchers’ Steers—3 76(o)4 26. Stock Steers—3 60(54 off. Chickens—1 75(52 25 per dozen. Turkeys—Live 7c- dressed 10c. GRAIN AND HAY. W heat—00(565c. Oats—18fo;20c. Rye-37c. Barley—80c. Corn—Shelled. 17e; ear, 17e, Hay—3 00. Flax—83(585c. Stock Sheep—1 00(5-2 50 per head. Calves—4 00(54 60. Cattle you Shipping—3 (KKo4 So. New Square Shapes Handaoinc 11 AND-PA1NTLD decora tions on ’he very bMt Hue porcelain at a VERY LOW PRICE, eend 110 a list of the pieces yoo want and we will aend prices and Uluatrationt or samples by mail. Oar at rangemenl* with the manufacture™ enabler u» not only to fell theee act* at '.ow prices, but nhti TO MAKE UP SETS! iuauy number of t iecea, to eultcua lomera, and to REPLACE liKOKKS PIECES when desired. Meta are all packed ro an to (to Thioufrli Without Broakasro Write f»ir prices and particular*. Yon will be rurpriaed bow llttia a dinner •*et will coat you. POULTRY. DECORATED DINNER If yon want a Dinner act in C K. MOODY VO., Moody’* China Store, Omaha, Neb, rupOHHH lor >1 Hilary nii|iplloH, llEAUgiTAHTEKR DIP T OR MB YhKTVK, I Orrit'fc op chirp qcAttTMMastbh, Omaha, Neb., March 27, 1886. Healed proposal*, in ti (plicate, subject to uaiia condition!!, will be Tccelved at this office until 12 o’c ock noon, central standard time, on date* named hereafter, at which times and place they will be opened in presence of bid ders, for furnishing and delivery of military supplies during the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1886, at each of the following military post* and stations: Omaha Depot, Cheyenne Depot, Ogden De pot, Forts Omaha. Niobrara, Robinson, Sidney, D A Russell, Fred Steele, Bridger, Laramie, Mc Kinney, Vi ashakle and Douglas, and Camps Pilot Butte and Medicine Butte. Proposals for wood, coal and charcoal wili be opened Tuesday. April 27, Jhk«. Propo ais for hay, straw, grain and bran will be opened Mondtj, .May 24, 1886. Except dt Omaha Depot, proposals will also lie received up to the same hour, central time, by the quartermaster at each siatlou aliove minied for euuplk't required for hia station Proposal* are also invited an i will be received at till* office until April 27, 1886, for furnishing, delivered on the cars, nearest the mines on line of l'ninn Pacific or adjacent railroads, of eight Lhoutan 1 ton* bituminous coal. 2240 pounds to toe ion 4 iso at th'» office until May 24th, 1886, for anp. 't stations on Pne of l’id on Pacific at and plying *^»ka »ud North Platte of MU.OOti between *ud fifNMJDU pounds of oats, and pounds of corn Mlkhorn and Missouri Val on line of Kremoni, Onn ha ami Valentine ley R. R. at and between NIU,CtM)pounds oats, ©j’ .*jOo,ikk» pounds of cornauu. ‘4cles of domes Preference will be given to ur^. "dillons of lie production and manufacture, s pref price and quality living equal, and sucu “V ureuce will bo given lo artlc.es of American pi* 'Ctiou and manufacture produced on the Fa .‘j, coast to the extent of the cousuiuption re iiire ^y the P**1*^® *«*vico there. p tsals for either class pt the stores men iiuuMin tor l***s thahthe whole rfi uirud w received. The government re •ma the t '*ht 10 "r prop*.*)., or .cccpt any lor a lo«» i|hantity that, ^BLank^ uroooaa^4* *nd flll! lu.trncll.ro. will ha iirnirhed^oiMiDDi t0 thl- or to tha iuarterma*tera at '*’»«>«»•PO*'* Envelope, routat'll"« propoMl* rhould hv nrlruH PrOpOBal* El-—-*, Slid M* re.aed to'tl."l'no“(i”r.lt, nod or to the^ieapocliye G. B. Dandy, Duni*termaster U. S. A., Chief quartermaster. Obt quartermastors. -6Jwt4 ■to10I .tlotloe: ’o whom it may concern* The commissioner apppofn locale a road ornmencing at the southeast corner of the west talf of section twenty-eight township four 4], north of range six f6| east, and thence run dug north one mile and terminating at tho north* ast corner of said one half sactloa^ and there erminating, has, reported in favor of the ee ablp*hmeni .thereof, and nil objections thereto ■rc'aiins for damages, must be filed In the c ion y clerk’s office on or before noon of the 6th day •f June, 1886, or such road will be established vithonr reference thereto. HU G. E. KMEUY, Nolle**. Notice is hereby given that M. Klifcnlf* has his day filed with the clerk of the city of Iks: rice a petition dnly signed by thirty freeholders if the Mecoud ward In the city of Hoabfck ask ng that a permit he granted him to loUlUf. sous, malt and vinous liquors on bloifHlf n the city of Beal rice for <nk year, for oSckkai, 'tfiomicai, meciusnicat sad sacraments} purposes. April Jt, 1886 ll»

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DAILY EXPRESS. Beatrice.Nebraska. THURSDAY, APRIL 15. Notice to Dally Subscribers. Subscriber! to the Daily Bxrim will confer favor by reporting any failure to get the paper regularly at the offlce of publication. No bills for aubecrintion are payable unicse carrier* hare a receipt .or the same, and subscriber* will gee that they receive their receipts when a payment la made. City rabaeriptiona are cellected week ly Or the carriers. S. H.Gihbs&Co. Headquarters for bargains in Boot*. Shoes, and Rubber Goods. Tlie largest stock in Gage County. Ladies' and Gents' tine shoes in si* different widths to select from. Every- customer sure of a perfect flt t ing shoe. Come and see our special line of S. 1L Gibb* A Co. Bne Ladies' shoes, made especially for our trade, our name on the sole and lining of each shoe. Every pair guaranteed. 8. H. Gibbs Co. :S THE CITY CONDENSED. Tl>* Acme is the boss. News stand at lamb's. Campbell enlarges all kinds of old pictures. __ All flavors of ice cream at Palmer's restaurant._ For ladders of every description go to Washburn Sc Co. Ask to be shown our Acme bill holder and ledger_ A full line of alabastine, all colors at Washburn St, Co's. Ice cream—four different flavors at Gattemy’s restaurant. Don’t forget to call at Palmer's for your ices and ice cream. Do hot give your order for large work until you see Campbell. Ice cream made from pure cream at Palmer's restaurant. Visit Miss Hayes and see the new styles in spring and summer hats. Try our "Unity Tea" guaranteed the best tea in the city. Anderson Sc Co. Buy lime. wood, cement, plaster and hair of Whitebreast Coal Co. aploml THEY SAY that the cheapest place to buy lumber in Beatrice is at Washburn A Co's. Miss Hayes is now prepared with a new stock of spring goods to welcome her customers at her store. Have you seen those beautiful pan sies in bloom at the greenhouse on Elk street. 1405. Come before tliey are all sold. Remember that Campbell lias no can vasser for large work in the city. Call at the New ork gallery and see his work and get prices. Patronize home people e\ m time— and remember tliat A. ft. Campbell does as good work in enlarging as any trav eling man. in the country. The latest novelty, the .Sunset, is the queen of roses. Come in and see them in bloom at the Beatrice greenhouse, 1405 Elk street. 'KEEP THE DUST from your fur niture and carpets by using the metalic and rubber weather strip sold by Wash burn Co. _ Richards Salisburv have received another invoice of tliat new maple sugar—guaranteed stricrly pure—also pure maple syrup in gallon cans. Miss Ely. one of tiie least trimmers to be procured in Chicago will have charge of that work in my store this spring. Miss Haves. I Julies, if you want healthy plants and true to name, call at the Beatrice greenhouse, on Elk street, eight Works east of the new M. E. church. Vat the famous hsI>cmUm> goad* man ufactured by II. W. Johns, such as lire proof paint, fire proof building paper and their celebrated fire proof roofing, go to Washburn it (Jo. farm 1‘rouerty jar mk ay tutelar «t Co, It may enow and blow but yet we have hundreds of pansies and daisies in bloom at the greenhouse, Don t mis take the place. IKK Elk street. —«n31dtf G. W. Moore. Go to W. O.Gibb's (To-morrow and get a Sea-Breeze Cigar. ladies, don’t send your mouey away for sickly plants, when you can get healthy, home grown plants at the greenhouse. IKK Elk street. The nursery stock of yours that was ordered of the Edina nurseries will be oa hand at Beatrice on Friday, April 16, 1SW. Delivery from Beatrice foundry. W.L. Bohannon late of the well known studio of E. L. Eaton. Omaha, has ac cepted a position with Norton Row icy, and will have charge of their print tag department. For the past six years Mr. Bohannon has been connected with the leading galleries of Omaha. He is a young man of ability and our citizens can look for a class of work not to be excelled in the State. I FINEST DAY OF THE YEAR. Second Day’s Proceedings of the Board Supervisors—Colby Hazlett Appointed Co. Att’ys. C. L 8. O. Programme Real Estate Transfers-About You and Your Friends JAPANESE BILL OF FARE _ COUNTY SUPERVISORS A FULL BOARD PRESENT—BUSINESS BRINK FAIRLY MOWED DOWN. At the afternoon meeting of the super visors yesterday considerable business wastrnsaacted. The tiinance committee, 1 werebusy allowing accounts and otlier i-oinruitteeshad theirhands full of busi ness A druggists iKuruit was grauted to Fosseiinan Bros. at Filiey and to Mr. Me Nutt at Jlolmeaville. On motion Barueston townsliip was ordered to be changed to Blue Valley township, the same to take effect in due couse of law. On motion George Slater and fatnilj was ordered to be removed to county poor house. A warrant was ordered to be drawn for committee of poor who might he allowed to move Eli lhichard from Gage County. It was moved and seconded that the boundary of liarnestou township be changed placing it at west lialf of town 1, range 28 in Liberty, lost. A number of bills, and petitions were considered. This morning the matter of appoint ing a county attorney was brought be fore the board. The names of seven or eight Beatrice attorneys were projswed for the position. A ballot was taken without any selection being made, and on the second ballot Colby A Hazlett were elected. They will hold the office for the balance of the year, when an election will decide who shall serve. I)r. Walden was elected county phy sician by balloting. The memliers have all been in attend ance at the sessions so far held this week, which fact speaks well for tlie board. Many of them live a long ways from town, and the busiest season of the year is_ upon the farming people, made more so from the lateness of the season. They were in session all after noon and will not get through before Friday night. _ LITTLE LOCALS. BRIEF MENTION OF MINOR NEWS AHOCT TOWN. —Organize a base ball club. —Oeo. L. Simouds. of Belleville, was in tlie city yesterday. —Mr. A. L. Simpson, of Tecumseb. was looking over Beatrice last eveniug. —And now the piaiutive wail of the average small boy is "Ma. kin I take off my shoes 'n stockens?" -A number ofcarsof material passed through here yestesday on the t'. F., to be used on tlieManhalten extension. —Mr. N. S. lirum back is making i some lasting and beautifying improve ments on bis block in l'addork's addi tion. —A. Cohen is getting ready to o|>eii a retail cigar and tobacco store in the room lately occupied by Xorthway's lunch counter. —All interest at tlie court house these days is centered on the meeting of the supervisors. Tlie other offices are ut terly devoid of any news of interest. —The ladies of the Congregational church will give a phantom sociable at the residence of Mrs. Cowell on the cor ner of Fifth and Elk streets to-night. All are cordially invited. —Licenses to wed were issued since our last report from county judge as follows:' Isaac S. Stewart, jr.. and Miss Fannie Hoyle: Claries Ellis and Miss Lucy Banta: W. S. Maguire and Miss Otihelia Wilson. —A case in which Studebaker A Welch were the plaintiffs and Bryant and Hatch were defendants, was being argued before the county court to-day. The suit was on a promisor} note. Bry ant and Hatch are Wymore parties. —The Jap wares, Jap ladies. Jap eat able* and Jap bill of fare, are all In readiness for the Jap sociable at Col. Sabin's to-night. The genuine Jap "menu" is a great curiosity, including birds' nest soup, chopsticks and mice. —X. Eepoidevin has commenced the erection of another story to his build ing on Court street, occupied by Xichel A Co's drugstore, making it three sto ries high. The additional story will be 1 used by E. B. Norton with hi* photo, graph gallery. —The Omaha Southern is believed by tfap Omaha papers to mean a great deal both for that city and the country tra versed by the line, it is a noticable fact. too. that they entertain the belief that!! will be built—not alone on paper —but a real live railroad. —A wrecking outfit from Omaba, composing some fifty men, went down to Bameston last evening about 7 o'clock. A bug# derrick was to be used in hauling things into shape again, lire regular passenger train from Omaha last evening was about an hour late. —We rise to inquire if anything is being done regarding that government building? In the dispatches from Washington yesterday it is stated that the sub committee would report favor ably on a $100.01)0 building for Hastings. Will they do as well for Beatrice if arged to do so hv our citizens and representa tives? —A traveling man who was in the wreck yesterday at Bernes ton. tells an amusing incident connected with the affair. When the air was discovered to be moving toward the river, one cf 1 tT? them e\claimed. we re going over." A German sitting near jumped up anil yelled, I'm mit ve." Nothing warm about that—that istosay. lie was rather coot alsuit it. —Mr. K. ti. Barnes, of Lockport. N. Y., the gentleman who w ill have charge of the Holly f'o.'s work in this city, ar rived in town this morning. Mr. 1’. II. Linneen, the agent for the company who made the contract with the city council, is expected in this afternoon. Work will probably he commenced within a few days. —The ordinance published yesterday changing the place of locating water works buildings for pumping machinery does not materially change the location. The mayor and council after carefully noting the position lirst named found that the ground was too soft and that by moving the plant one lot north a l>et ter and llmier location would lie had. which w as done. The place is the same with the exception of one lot further north. —Ttie remains of the late Mrs. M. A. ('lute, were brought up from Blue Springs at noon to-day by the family of the deceased. They were met at the depot by their Beatrice friend* with carriages and a hearse, where a pro cession was formed proceeding iinmed lately to the cemetery, where tlie burial exercises were held. Mr. A. B. Irw in conducted the services, the music being furnished by a choir of singers from (lie Presbyterian church. —.1 w ru or error was grauletl tti lit*' superior court Tuesday in the case ol Nebraska ami Malton vs. the Republi can Valley Railroad company, liettei know'll as the lihie Springs depot case. Hie I'nited Stales supreme court will review tlie judgment wherein a manda mus w as issued compelling the compa ny to build a depot. The ease is im portant. inasmuch as it involves a ques tiou of principal—whether a Nebraska court lias the power to issue sucli a mandamus without legislative enact ment. The writ of error is made re turnable next October. FfrwiML —F. M. Suiter, of DeWitt. was in this morning. —C. F. tiiichanan returned today from a trip to Fairhmy. Mrs. Sol. Weiser U very ill. ami her recovery is doubtful. —K. Wilcox. J. C. Hundi. and .1. Jl. Wier are Wymorlans registered in town today. took the noon traiu to day for’Stafford. Ks.. Iieing called thither by a telegaaui announcing the serious illness of his fattier. -Jos. Hollingwortli returned to tits home in w estern Nebraska today. He came down a few days ago to rent his farm lying near HoltnesviUe. —K- F. Menser came in from lies Moines today, where he has lieen living ■once lie left here. He is on his way to Atchison, where In'- will have a position with the Chicago (.timber Co. -Col. Webster, of Stratton. Xeb.. Spent last night in the city, the guest of Mr. 4. It. Kilpatrick. Mr. Webster is the owner of a horse ranch near Strat ton. to which he pays considerable at tention. He says he lost m-ariv twenty per cent of his stock Iasi winter. It being the hardest one on stock in a long lime. H«il frlwtaigp T rai Transfers of real estate fileil for rec ord in Cage county, Nebraska. April U. I*, as show n by the abstract tssiks of Tints. Yule Son. I lent rice, Neli.: F. Grusel to Hlasitis Ilraun. Its Il i. I IK. 117, S Beatrice: w il.>o. Eight convevances: total cousideri turn. sT.-VK. H. tt M. K«tlr«MM«—Special Km#*. Tlu* anniversary celebration of tit* Independent Order of Odd Fellow* will take place at Omaha April 36, Hound trip ticket* to Omaha will be *o!d for the occasion at i;n? and a tliird fare, limiting to return April 27. Ticket* will only lie sold for trains Jto. 4 and S3' A special train will leave Omaha at the conclusion of the exercises at night for Lincoln, Crete, Beatrice ami Wymore. and intermediate stations. Tire hour at which this speaiai will leave Omaha will he derided upon as soon as the com pany will leavy what hour will best suit tire convenience of lire members of the order coming from points rrarhred hi the special returning. 4 uiHMin, A pretty maiden, pink nnd pen i A CfrlUt wits user eklrt A sender if the maid will dire: A little exhibition •port— A sodden ramble is the dirt— An angry maid wllb •pattered •km A Shock that wouldn't help bnt hart— A ’eyellst wlib dlurter girt' want n HI* Pile or EaMUlMl In tlie course of a year a healtbly man who has a gotsl appetite swallows about three times.hi* own weight of food. To dispose of this requires a system of wonderful and complicated internal machinery, every part of which must be in perfect order. When it is in order our food gives us pleasure. When It is out of order we endure the horrors of dyspepsia, ilrown's Iron Bitter* is the sworn foe of dyspepsia, and has made many a suffering mortal hijoy hi* dinner. Among hosts of others. Mr. Henry Heiririch. Carortdelet. Mo, writes; “Brown’s Iron Bitters cured me iff indigestion. Advertise,I. I.i«t nf letter* remaining unclaimed in Uie i*>st. Irwin official ini;. A small company of friends ansi relatives were present. After the oereiuony an elegant dinner was served. The bride is a daughter of sme s»f the Isext known families of1 (sage county and is highly estoemesl hy all who know lier. Mr. Carson Is a res- i ident of Belleville. "Kansan, where he is engages] in fanning. The newly mar rissl couple left al lhireo'clock for their hsnne in Belleville carrying with them the Isad wishes of a hssst of friends. I L. H. C“. I*ro*n*inmr. The next regular meeting of the C. S. C. will lie held at the resislence nfj Mrs. J. K. Cobbey, on the comer of j tirant and Klght. Monslav evening, April 95. I Roll call, '^notations alsmt men and women. Paper. Historic Trees, bv Mm. X. K. tiriggs. Table talk. I Ionic Rule in Ireland, conducted by Mrs. oltltey i I’aper. TheXatioual Banking Mv stem, by Ke\. W. K. lls-ans. Ksaay. Woman—Her Progress and Sphere of Action, by Mrs linker. Paper. "Black Kris lav." bv Mrs. Bai ev. Test questions on Roman Histnrs, Art ails! Literature. Music. KnrUI- llwlt MBXI. (Sail#. Kora. Moca Hod* Kod*. ol» min. Poda o-h». N**ka Mi'wbi-Vrk*-(*. *YTB£J> Taralora, BobonhinU. Toffaic 1 Ntuiat*. Poaka lw)o, tola. 1 Oaneo. Bo'nan. Hfciro Nan, *bir© ucantr. Yaw. Yam, KormeUt. M-'cha. ISiM-kleH'n Arnlt'* The Halve in the world fur cuU, bruisea, sores, ulcers salt rheum, tetter t cliapiHs) hansla, chilblains, corns, ami all skin eruptions, ansi fK.stlvely cures piles, or no pay requires). It is giiarini- i teed to give perfect satisfaction, sir mon-1 ey refunded. 1’riee i cents jier Isix. for sate by HiukJe Rigg Summer is here and the soda fountain j is in full blast at the corner drug store of Albright Bro. NEW GOODS! Oi all Kinds at Lower Prices than Ever. In spection Invited. GRAY WARNER, «W Court Strwt. HKATBICK. i iipiuiti'* IOi I Una l«* HitMiitt-r). ('apt. Coleman, sehr. Weymouth, plv-! ing between Atlantic* City and X. V..j had befti troubled with a cough so that lie was unable to sleep, and w as induced j to try Dr. Kings New Discovery fori consumption. It not only gave him in*! slant relief, but allayed the extreme soreness in his breast. His children j w ere similrrlv affected and a -ingle dose i hail the name* Imppy effect. Dr. King's j Xew Discovery is now the standard remedy in the Coleman household and on Ixaml the schooner. Free* trial bot tles of this standard remedy at Hinkle tV Riggs. lM»n ruttrr. The season of frequent and destrut*#: live tires lading now upon us. the neees- sity aud demand for insurance is greatly increased. Protection can only be see- nred from res|H»usibleeotupauies like! the Home. Phcrnix. of Brooklyn. Hart-j ford. /Ftna. Iluettix of Hartford, and! Cnderw liters, of New York. Being the j -ole local agent for these companies. I J mi prepared to issue their policies upon j i lly and rountry property at low rates 1 and to guarantee prompt payment in rase of loss b> lire. I. N. McConnell. j Vium>||iIiik Worth Hating. W. (i. Washburn Co., with their! usual activity in seeming the best tilings in the market for their trade. have just put in a new window screen. J railed Duke’s Patent Inside sliding Window Screen. These serpens slide) in a groove in stops on the inside of I the window, instead of Inung on the outside. Ti»*\ have two springs at- j taehed which hold them at any height.! Tliey can la* placed at the top or hot -1 tom of the window, to keep out the hies j as desirisl. They can In* taken away or adjusted to the window easily. They do not disfigure the windows. They re-1 uuire no nails or screw to fasten them. You can open or shut your outside! blinds from the inside, instead of lieing I obligisl to go outside -or have an ugly hole cut in the frame of the screen for that oiiriNise.t A Wttnl to the liuildrr: I jo not fail to j call on Washburn Co., who will show you the firtwved Window Stop: also a working sample screen. Huy the Grooved Stop in preference to all others, j It prepares your house for the Sliding Window Screen. You can prolong thej luster of your inside finish many years hv procuring the Sliding Screen U*fore tiles and inserts have an opportunity to mar it. Any in for mat ion regarding price of screens will t»e given bv Wasiihiirn Co., where samples ma> 1»e seen. I>I4 Yon Mjr Jcwrlry? Oh. yes. Well. I found out the oilier j day that Arkwright Curzon, at corner of Court and Fourth streets, have the neatest, newest and most complete line •tf jewelry 1 ever looked at. It is really I durprising the new novelties they have and their silverware, why you can’t name a thing that they haven't got. Well, don’t take my word for it but go and sc* them. SPECIAL NOTICES. %gTSatie** of Wavtkd, Fob Sals, Von Kbwt I Lo»T, Fotr»n, etc., pnbUeked at (hr rat* of ft rente a lint for each in**rtion. W ANT CD V1TASTE0-A elrl tocook. m«*t lx- a foo«l use, Io to ir*dod* Nolle* i* hereby tlrru thai I Lovr tbtr day i kU*d my petition with the nt* toon/ Jl of the city i of Beatrice, for a lice n*o- to tell malt, epiritootia j and tIiiohi li^nora for ibe not nr'nlripii year, i \ltm Mai BBS. Beatrice, April li, lie.A J B. Wsaro*. Pre»'t, N. li ikwoop V Pr*-t It. Vt'.CilijR, l*«bt f Beatrice National Bank. Court and 6lli Street, Capital, S 50.OCX), I General Banking Business Transacted! DIRECTORS 4 B. Wert on. N. s. Harwood. S. V Wheels. M X «E*,|u r- RJ*k*'ly. Cyrn* Aldep HMill V.l wk. I 1 This weather's bad. We know that’s true. The prospect makes A man fuel blue. j lint you’d soon forget The way you fed, 1 If you’d go anti buy Your clothes of Steele, N. H.—Our spring arc j here awaiting your inspection at 502 Court Street. Bro. GREAT The great attraction in Beatrice at the present time is at the Dry Goods Estab lishment of E. M. LYONS lie i* now lavtitg hi* New Spring Stock Which f..r QUANTITY QUALITY mid STYLE NOT SURPASSED INS. E. NEBRASKA. *«5 It U marvelous to how ctifap In* 1* selling these goods. Mr. Lyons snyutic in determined to maintain his reputation for selling the best goisl* for the least money of uny house In this city, mill Invites Everyone Wbo Reals Tbis to Come Awl H»ve This Assertion Verified, By a personal inspection, E. M. LYONS in COl'ET STHEET. ANDERSON CO. The Cash Grocers. mm is Dried and Evaporated Frnits ('iimini \Vy^hililcs mill Fruit* »T THt S*KOC FA WOT GROGRRIES LOWER THAN XV KlL ANDERSON CO., tot Kartli Plflh «IMI. STOVES T— RANGES* THE GREAT Rock Island ROUTE Will *oon l« extended lo Beatrice, but we arc alrca on the ground with a complete line of GARLAND Stoves and Banjres. BEST IS THE WORLD! Come and my- our Yard Vases. M. B. THRIFT, 400 Court Street. NOW BY ST. PAUL i Th work goes bravely on. “rI he sun do move and,” Watson’s unerring skill" Adjust' the liest'of time in all 1 he iH’st watches of the

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