THE OMAJIA. DAJLY UEE : SATinUAYLlbimilUAJttYr ) 28 , ISOh TAVTilLYB ra
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SOCHI DAKOTA RESCISSION
L CLtifiJcnoe Expressed tint the Mwtwuro Will
R J Go Tbrougli the Scdiie.
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GROV/ING / ANT1-PROIIIBITION SENTIMENT.
of liaoli INilltlt'nl I'nrly
fur t lie Slonturo Tlio
ol'llit * ( iiivernnr
Not N 'irHMnry. !
rt , H. D. , Kob. ST. [ Spcflftl to Tun
Hi -Tholegislature i ] bus Just disposed of
i iio hlir matter , the hotly conlmtod oleellon
of nl in toil States soimtor ono almost equal
to r > initial * kind , hut not qulto-aud now
It is gniiig ( n dispose of another ono , rosnb-
inlHsimt < if prohliiltlon. If these two things
nrt'Wi-,1 done this meeting of tlio leplslnluro
will not have been In vain. As the eleclloii
of a soiuitor was enveloped In doubt for some
time , so is this question of roxutmilssloii.
Unt the latter Isconilng to llitht ns tlio former
dul. In In n\vn mind limn. At first.
.
li \\is , supposed lhat thu rosiibinisslon of the
prohibition section of the roustItmlou would
require- the signature of the governor , but an
Investigation of Unit Instrnmont shows such
not 10 bo the case , so that there is no danger
frnm Governor Mcllotte's well Itnown prohi-
bltltm \ oto. It U true that It Is charged that
ho Is using his Inllut'iici-in sotno other mat-
tiTsto prevent the passiicoot resubinlsslon
In the senate , but such rep irts do not seem to
IHMU-U founded. That ho has boon urged to
resort , to measures of this sort mul that ho
hat hud some first class opportunities , there
Is no doubt. A case In point was that of the
fcnio law , In which the Itlaelc Hills mem-
Ixjri have been particularly Intore.sted The
law has llnally got through hot h housc-i by
linnl wurK. An unsuccessful alleinpt was
niiulo a year ago. It then went to the gov
ernor , when the report wns started , probably
hy the prohibitionists , that he WAS golim to
M'tolt. Ttio Illach Hills members are always -
ways strong imti-prolilliitionistA , so hem
seemed , to some of thc-.o great minds , n llrst
class opportunity to bring them to tune.
Hut tint bolloni was soon linocked out
of tlii-lr hopes by the governor signing
tlio iiill promptly. Ilut outsldo of the gov
ernor's veto \viisHttlohopoon tbo start
that rouibiiiisslon would carry Inthtslegis-
laturo. In fact , the iiroldbltinnlsls played
such a IdulT game that everybody was scared
out Not everjhody. There sccuis to have
been ono man who w.n not from the start ,
liornnioun smiling when the session opened
nnd his sinilu has grown more reassuring
cverv ilny until be has nullo a largo number
\vhonre.smiliiigas scroaly as he Is now , Mis
iiami > is Moses Kaufman of Sionx Falls. Ho
has had entire charge of the campaign here
and all the credit of its success belongs to
him. On the oth or side , too , there has hi-cii
out man , KlderKielder. That Kaufman has
nt tended strictly to business Is apparent ,
vhen what ho has already lu-comnllshed is
seen. It must ho taken Into consideration
that opposed to him was all the prestige , but
Ills upiKvtltlon wna too conlldent. It Is need
less to remavk thai Kaufman has
had good assistants to accom
plish \\hnt ho has.Vhnl \ has been
gained sn far I The bouse by a largo majority
juiised tliu bill for the rosulntilssion ot tlio
question. A majorllvof the republican mem-
lutt'u 1'iitriit fill' it * . * ( ttut f'li r > t
that prohibition had been folstou into the
platform by some of tlio party's politicians
nt their state conventions. Notwithstanding
this , they being sensible sort of men im the
vhole , H is to ( IB supposed they knew about
what their constituents wanted. All the
dcmoi-rals voted font , but a majority ol the
Independents voted against it. And now
comes the last pull , the son.ite. Will result-
mission carry In the senate and goto the pee
ple' That is the vcrv interesting question at
the capital just IIOM- . That will probably not
he decided before ne.xt Saturday. Them has
been a good deal of tallc nnd more or le-s
rumor that theeloctlon of Senator Kyle was
ndunl hy which rcsutiniissioti was to bo as
sured , but in reality Ibern seems to uouhnut
as much truth in Has the reported deal by
which I'alim-rwas tobeelccted in Illinois The
truth of It i > vesubmhsioii stands or falls on
Its own merits. The whole situation hero
cannot be better illustrated tlmii by an Inter-
\ie\v which Iliad with Senator Cory of Spliilc ,
Mr.iry said siibstnnt ially :
"I hnvo alwavs ueen something of a prohi
bitionist , but I must say 1 hardly know how
to vote nt this time in the interests of my
party. There seems lit tic doubt but prohibi
tion "is inoro than wo cin expect lo carry as a
parly. If wo ally ourselves to n sinking'canso
we are gone. I am forced to admit that pro
hibition is killing the repu ultcaii party in
Iowa for some reason , and such would scorn
to ho tliu logic of events here. As shown In
thi house the republicans hnvo a majority
whoaroln favor of rosuhir.lssion. . It is prob
ably true that tlio sooner the party throws
over prohibition and lots it sink or swim asit
can niiddovotes itself to clear republican
principles the better. Tied down hy prohi
bition 1 am afraid no can do noth
ing , but freed our success would
eeeni to bo comparatively easy. "
The prohibitionists have boon malting very
foolish and silly threats that If tbo resub-
nilssionlst repiiblicans do not fallin'lino and
vote ns they dictated as if the prohibition
ists o'vned the republican party that they
would tell Allison nndVilsou of Iowa and
then they would see. The only argument
that -would seem to have any Inllneneo to
have prohibition is this : That the future
Miecest of the ropubllcnii party in tbo stnto
deniaiuls it. flow slim the argument is up-
pears on tbo face of It after tlio statement of
these fnct.s.
The question will not bo reached in the
semuo bo foit ) Saturday , and munnwldlo it
may bosnid that thonuostlon Is boiiij- pretty
tho'roiiL'hly studied hi all its lights. Tlioiii
nro tboao xvngeriiii ; now thnt as it was In the
house there will be moi-o republicans Iu the
sennto vote for resubmissioii than any other
party. _
The South Dakota Iii'jj
Ptnuui : , S. I ) . , Fob. 27. [ Special Telegram
toTiin liK.I-Tlio ) house \vns just reaching
the crisis of a vote oix the world's f.ilr hill
about noon today wheu nen-s of the de.it li of
Representative Austin was announced from
tbo desk ot" his colleague , Norin. It had been
expected , as hh condition was known to bo
far worao tbis morning. linrtow moved that
acoiinnltteoof seven bo appointed to assist
In tbo funeral arranganumis , and that the
house udjouvn until tomorroiv out of
respect , which was douo. About
two weeks ngo Mrs. Austin and their
only daughter , nn adopted child , ten years
old , arrived in IMcrro on a visit. The snmo
iilijlit Austin was taken sick with prippo
winch developed Into hiujj lever and at
Irujjth overcome his Iron and robust consti
tution.
Mr. Austin had resided in the state since
1M10 , boliifr ono of the oldest whlto settlors.
Ho was llvo times elected to the state loijii.
laturo and wiw jircsident ot the council In
JMVS , mid was hold In tuo hiwliest respect by
nil who know him.
The entire morning session of the house
was devoted to the consideration of I'ratt's '
world's fiir ; bill. It provides for tlio appoint
ment hy the governor of twelve commission
ers to have charROof the state's exhibit , and
appropriates flO.OOO , The bill was finally
adopted.
Tlio bcuato today passed tbo following im
portant bills : 1'restcn's hill apportion-
IIIR the state into thirty -llvo seDiitoviil
aud eighty-four reurestntatlvo 01311-101 ? .
on a LuiU of ' .1,1)00 ) population lorfiouiitor and
l.00 ! ) for representative ; Mx'lvilla's eiluc.i-
tioual bill , provldhifr a mil form system of
cdueatioii ; the Australian ballot bill ; lor the
prosecution of civil and criminal ruses uy In
formation , und doing away with Juries at the
discretion of Iho judge.
M inliit c-rhilislN ICl
TOUOXTO , I'ob. 27. Jnrifcht cleotlons for
the Dominion piirliuinout yestewuy the niin-
litoriallsts ivturned a mnjoxlty of the can
didates.
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Tlio I'lititrrxri lii'.ivoH <
P.vuis , Vcb , 'J7. limpivis Kivdorickof Cler-
many left I'arls tliUiiiorniiii ; . No unpU-as-
nut fucUont marUcd the depurture.
To Iiiipoaoh i
Kau. , I'ob. 27-TUoooiauilltoo np-
jolutedto iuvestlgato tbo charges
submlttcil Its report to the
unisiMi riproaenlntlvei this mnrnlng noeoin-
| iimieil bv a resolution that a coiunilttoo
tie itpiiciuKM to inform the senatu that n trial
for liiUKJachmont had been ordered , Thoro-
pnrt and resolution wcro unanimously nJop-
li-d.
lid.'K
\\utjini ,
Cull I'otol I lie Mill as It IMxsed the
House.
T IXIOI.M , Neb , Feb. ! ! T. [ Special to Tun
lHi-TliofollowlnK ] Is Iho Williams hill to
luKiilato stockynrJs , 111 ainemied by the com
mittee nnd passed ly the hoii a :
Section I. All stoeUy.ird.- * onunlcd or op
erated under the general corporation laws of
thH stutoer i > y s | eolal charter nre hereby
declared to be public marked ,
See. V ! . All persons , coriionitloni or com-
pnnloJ dealhur at MU'hstoi-lcyurds shall have
the same rilit.- ) ! < and prlvllegrx with till other
persona , companies and corporations , and no
rights or prlviU'iios granted or conform ! te
or upon siiiy person , rompanj or eirp < intloii ,
hv any stdckvards coinpiinvor curpoiMilon ,
cither ilirectlyor indliectly , shnll bo with
hold from nuv person , conip.inv or ccrporii-
tlonSec. . ! l. There shall bo u sufllcient number
of persons aupointod by the governor of the
stale , upon tlio application of the stofltyurd
company for each stocltyardo \ \ shah bo
livestock Inspectors , who shall determine
what stock IH unlit forinarlict , and have the
sumo removed. Iho siud inspectors
also hnvo the ! power todotermiiio which are
plug ) ' sown and whii-haro sta s , and aHo al
low a dockage of m > t locxoeed thirty pounds
foreaeh ph'B.V sow andii ilockUKe of not to
exceed siMy pounds for cacti stag , and all
persons except t.msoappointed . under the pro
vision of this s'Ction nro lu'reby prohibited
from acting as stock Inspectors , and thov
sliad receive u-icotiijiwisatiuii the sum of li !
co-ids for each car inspected , anil no niOro ;
to bo paid by the shipper.
See. 4. It shnll lu * unlawful for the owners
or proprieloi-i of any stocltyiird within this
stale to churgoa K-ri.iler wieo for vardiiig
and weiKhiiiK stock therein than the follow-
liitf : I-'or yardlnj ? and weighing 'cattle , 15
cents per head ; for yarding and weighing
hogs , G cents per head ; for yarding and
welghliiniheep.it cents purhead.
See. 5. It shall bo unlawful Tor the owners
or proprietors of any stockyiivdi within thU
staloto charge a Creator price for grams mul
hay than the following : For coin , oats , bay
anil all other grains , double the market price
in village or city where said stockyards are
located.
bee. 0. It shnll bo unlawful for the owners
or proprietors of any Hoekyiu-ils within this
state to sell and deliver at the rate of less
than two thousand puiinds for aloii of hay ,
audit shall also bo unlawful for any such
owners or proprietors to sell and deliver les <
than seventy pounds of corn in the oar per
" ushcl , nnd loss tnaii llfty-su pounds of
jlielled corn fora bushel.
See. T. It shall bo unlawful for the owners
or proprietors of any stockyards within this
slate lo prohibit tbo owner ol any deadstock
in such yards to sell lo any person or persons
to whom iald owners may desire to sell the
same.
See. S. It shall unlawful for any persons
selling llvo stock out of aiiystoekyariU with
in this state tocbar ; , ' ! ) u great/or commission
for selliiigUiosaiuo than the following : l-'or
selling cattle- , & per car ; for sollh.u nogs , $ ; >
l > ercur , for single deck , and S3 for double
deck cars ; for .sell ing sheep , 4 1 par car for
single deck and $ for double dock cars ,
See. I ) . Any person who shall violate any of
tlio provisions of this act shall l > o deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor , and upon convic
tion tiiercof shall bo lined for the first olYoriso
not more tfiau jlUO ; for the t-ecoud oltomt
not less than 1100 , nor more than f'Uii : ' , aud
for each subsequent offense not leas
1101' inoro than { "ii'O.
Dodi i IH o ( * Ills 1'returlpt ion and Its
lir.ur.i.v , Feb. . | S pedal Cahlct'rain to
Tun Bcr. | At thu meeting of tbo medical
society , 1'rof. Llobrich detailed the prescrip
tion for the propitiation of his new tu
berculosis cure as follows ; 'Two-tenths of
one gramme of cantharidine ; four-tenths ol
one ( jraimne of hydrate of potash , or three
tenths ono gramiuo of hydrate ol
natron. Those ingredients ought to bo
weighed exactly in one-thousandth of one
t-ublo centimeter of water , and then warmed
in a warm bath until a clear solution is ob
tained. While the warmth is maintained ,
water should oo gradually added until it
roaches the ninik , when the solution becomes
I'ohl. Culd water should bo udilcil until the
-.vhole amounts lo exactly ono Hire.
I'rof. laobrich , speaking of the treatment ,
dwelt on the fact that , there was iiop.iinoi
Mibsiuiavy disturbing effect , and that the im-
provooient' was rental kablc anil rapid. 'The
largo doses , said the professor , irritated vho
kidneys slightly , but not alarmingly.
Dr. Herruian , upon the t nine occasion ,
spoke in praise of the harmless nature ol the
now remedy , saying that its ctfeels were
eaiily berne bv tbo patients who had bcei
subjected to its Influence.
Dr. Fraoukclalse spoke at the meeting and
al.so i-ofcrrod to the new remedy's ' effect. IIo
said that it bad been noticed that tbo ba
cilli were thinner and decreasing in number
after each injection.
Dr. Ciiittmann described a case of tubereu-
losl-s which was accompanied by Inflammation
of Iho eyes , and which was notably improv
ing under the now remedy ,
1'inally IJrof. Uchricli , replying to the
criticisms which have been made upon the
now system of inoculation , made a statement
in which ho said that it was not a spooille
against tuberculosis , hut ho olumiod tliat it
acted upon all the diseased tUsuos , having
reduced tlio power of resistance by producing
scvous transudiition.
fM r jns ft HUTS.
Depositoi'M of u KniiHas nanlc to He-
ceivc Dollai- f'tuIolln : - .
ATCIIISOX , Kim. , Kob. 'jr. ( Special Telo-
fii-ani : ) : . - January the Peoples'
SaviiiRsbank of this city tailed and it was
thought that the depositors , who nro mostly
pool1 people , would lose the greater portion
of tlioir money , but by persistent olTorta and
almost nightly meetings they have at last
compelled tlio directors oftho bank to secure
them dollar for Hollar. Today tliu directors
entered into buna that the bank -would nay
its liabilities with interest within iwo years
ami a half from date. It is probably the only
ruse of the kind tbathus resulted ao favorably
for the depositors.
In Hie Commons.
LONDONFeb. . i7. ! [ .Special Cablegram to
Tim HER.J Sir James Fnrgusoii , political
secretary of the foreign olHco , In the house of
commons yesterday said that an Kgyptlau
giinison will bo maintained utTok.ar.
Mr. Half our said tbo hail of .Messrs. Dillon
and O'llriou had been forfeited to the crown.
Mr.Villiam Henry Smith said the inter
ests of the laboring classes of Ireland would
bo c considered in the formation of tlio
royal commission , which la to bo niwointed
tolnqulro into labor troubles , their onuses
mid tuu best moans for preventing them. The
secretary of state for the homo department ,
as to thodukoof ] } edfont's suleldo , said all
the proceedings of the inquest were regular.
Ho also moved t\io \ second reading of the fac
tories bill. This is a measure for improving
the ventilation of factories am ) prevoiitlne
overcrowding , limiting1 a working day to
twelve hours , of which ono hour and a half Is
to bo devoted for meals , and giving the inspectors
specters power to call in surgeons to decide
on the lltnesa of children for the work upon
which they aixs engaged. The bill pissed Us
second reading and was then referred to the
committee ou trades ,
I'ostmuKtcrs ippnlntr-tl ,
W'AsmxGTov , Vob. :27. ( Special Telegram
to Tim BKI : . | Postmasters were appointed
today M follows :
Nebraska Hartley , lied Willow county , S.
W. Clark , vice U. ( J. Fiddler , removed ;
Hazard , Sherman county , B. Miniii , vice J.
L. Crossler , resigned.
lownUldwrllVnpello \ county , O. W.
Illation , vice il : I'uiilk'lil , resigned ; Chu-
quest , Duvis county , A. H. Vnclps , vice [ i.
R Hunt , resigned ; Duliihos , Hln 'uld
county , Ci. K , Wrljtht , vice F. Seatoii , ro-
slK'nod ; Dorinaii , t'nyutto county , 1C. II.
Woldaln , vice Marv A. Hellluuo. fulled to
qunlilv ; Kureku , Aihims county , F. I'atteo ,
vice IU. . Stouo , resigned ; Extra , Auduhou
rounty , II. VY. Copelmid , vice 1) ) , Workiuun ,
resigned ; Ferguson , Marshall county , .1 , U.
Squires , vice 1) . J. 1'orKUsot : , resigned ; Ulch-
lleld. Fayotto county , IMecgouKuhlo , vice
SOI OLD TIE STEiVUSGS ,
; Wunoe that Were Miuloby Grookeiluosa iu
Early Iowa History.
OFFICE-HOLDING PAID IN THOSE DAYS
Vn Old Mini \Vhi > < < o llyes U'oro Dnt *
tied liy Kleetrlu lil lits Grows
Itiuiliilsuont Juke J'.OH-
IIICI-'H VM\
"They ilon't hnvo the Rrcnt steals in tlili
western country unit they iliil n lew yearn
n o , anil { or tub reason I sometimes think
-hat the rascals don't come \vost any mon1 , "
said Kml It. Drown of LeMars , la. , ns ho
rocked b.iolc ami forth in ouo of the Invco
chairs in the roUiiul.i of the 1'axton ' hotel.
"In Isiis 1 moved into Mlonx county ,
IOWA , und settled at Calliope , \vhlch was then
the county soil ) . In these days it county
could organize whenever llfty resldentR pell-
tioneil tlio governor. 1 reached the county
in tiio fall of the year , and 1 know thuthy
ai-tunl count in the county of which 1 sneak
\voronott\voiity-Ilveresidentsmt \ ) they
had 11 county oriran button , court house , any
number ot bridge * and school houses tu every
township. Of course von do not mulcrstnnd
how this \vns managed , so I Avill furnish you
the in formation nntl If your paper shoulil lall
iiitotho hatulsol some of those old timers ,
it will furni.sh them sottio mighty entertain-
"As is well Itnown , tlio homestead
nnd pre-emption laws did not imply to
wettorn Itnvn to rvuv great extent. ' 1'lio'land
was on the market nt ? l.li5 per ucro , anil
could bo pnlil for with Porterllolil , ngrlcul-
Uinil college ami revolutionary war
scrip , \\hlch could ho purchased ' "
tlieeastat from 1.1 to 'Jo cents on the dollar.
The Now York mul Boston money moil saw
millions In western lands , nnd buvln ui >
Mveat blocks of this scrip , laid it on lands In
Sioux und other wostem Io\va \ Camillas.
Tlieroero oilier men \vho know a good
thliip when they stiuv it , mid following in the
walto of the money hugs , located In Slouic
county. They were not out thorufor their
health , n ? they \vuiitert to turn an occasional
penny. The first tiling they did \vus to
org.ml/o the county. As soon as this was
done they made tlio assessment and Ihcd
their salaries. Then the shop \vus opou for
Ijusiness. They called an election to vote
bonds for u } i5)00 ( court house , and with
this money built u two-story fniino structure
that never cost n cent nioro than 3fJO. , The
contractor was a chum of thuofilccrs , and 1
suppose ho whacked up. The next year
fitly school houses were built at n cost of
& . ' , f > 00 each , nnd It Is a known fact that there
\vus n clean r.ilo-off ( of ? l,000 on each of Iho
buildings.au would suppose that thin
u-oitlu have satlsllod these gentlemen , but It
< lld not. Thcro nro several streams in
tlio county , anil of course they had
to ho hrulKod. Bridge- * were built over the.
Hock rhcr and nil of the little creeks. The
contracts wcro lot without competition , nnd
in ono year tlioeounty oxixmded 6100,000 lor
bndircs. At the end of two veai-s the county
owed more than ? . ' ( K,000 for internal im
provements. The eastern men paid their
taxes , as they were given to understand that
the county was settling up very rapidly and
men wcro buying land right and left. The
next year another setot bridges ami buildings
were constructed , but tlio county officials did
not drive to notify the eastern land owueis , so
they simply let the debt lloat , and the next
winter worked a Iim- through the legislature
K the outstanding indebtedness of
the county. The bonds were sold , but iioono
Iinoivs nhcro the proceeds wont , though on
might j.'iies > s , as allot the contractors wei-o
county officials or friends of county oftleials.
Shortly after this the eastern people con
cluded that something was wrong' , aconnnit-
1 costarted west , but before Its arrival , in
some manner the court house caught tire and
huruud to the ground , burning all of the rec
ords. Suits weri brought and an effort made
to repudiate the iiuleblcdnoss.but it wouldnot
work , and for years afterwards this county ,
as well as l.yon , and half n dozen others
continued to pay off an inaobtodiicssthutwns
fraudulent from Us first inception. Should
you want to know anything more about this
1 would talco pleasure ) iiiroforrlng you tosomo
of the oldest und most proinlnoni business
men of Sioux City. It would bo of no use to
try to Had any of the comity officials , aatlioy
have goiio over tliu longillvido or emigrated
to other iielda , "
"As I looked out Into the Omaha streets to
nlsht , once inoro 1 realized that vustimprove
nieuts have couio about in tlic system ol
lighting business houses , dwellings ana
streets within the past 11 fty years , "said H. C
Hlckinan as ho lingered about the Millard
hotel. "If I llvo until March 24,1 will be
seventy-two years of age , and my home is ii
Cleveland , O. Hut of course you don't cart ,
where an old man's homo may bo. Want to
'
know anything about llghts'in my youngui
days ? I nni always clad to tallc a nil us this is
my first trip to Omaha I will tell you a story.
"I was born in Ohio near where the city o
Toledo now stands , IMy people wcro farmers
and while wo wcro not rich father gave
us all tlio comforts that a frontier
town could furnish. Lights , the suhjec
upon which I propose to discourse were
nowhere. Tlio boys i-cad their bibles by the
Unlit that caino from the hack log In the lire-
uliico and when wo went to bed wo tool : i
Slut' to liRht us loom1 chamber , which \vu
tlio loft where mother hung the pumpkin to
dry. There now. Don't.smilo ' at an old mnn
The light of which i speak was made like
this : A big Hat button was placed In a raj ,
and tied with a string. This was placed Iu i
saucer and alter lurd or tallow was Dourct
Into the disk it was lighted nnd burned wltl
a bright bla/e. This worked well , but it wa
not as good as the candles which came after
wards. They were not the kind that you see
once In a while now-n-days. Mother wouh
inako candles after wo killed the fat sleet
Slio would buy a ball of wlckingand cut i
Into slriiiR'i about two feet long. Those
strings were hung over sticks nnd dipnoi
Into iikcttloof hot tallow. This dlppingcou
tinued until the candles had grown to tlio re
quired sixo , after which they were cooled an <
packed away lor future use. When wo go
tbesowo thought the world was ours , but i
was not lonp before wo wanted more light
One of the country merchants went clown to
New York nnd when ho returned ho bruugh
a lishoil lamp. The whole country turiiot
out toseo this wonderful lamp , aifd in IPS
than n year a family did not put on styleun
less it burned lishoil. This satislied us fo
ntimo , hut again wo longed for.somethm
better , and In a few years coal oil teen th
l.lacopf llsholl , while later natural gas an
electric lights supplanted this. Indeed , thi
is a wonderful world , though It is yet only i
Us infancy. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
"I have fished for the last ton years , but
have novorheon a season that was a inarke
to tills one , " said Jacob llosmor , as ho pulfet
a briar-root pipe while ho discoursed at th
Hotel Cusoy. " ] ! y occupation I am
fisherman , as was my father before mo
My homo is en Lake Michigan , about seven tj
miles above Milwaukee , and a lllllo fortune
I have uuido pulling lish from the wet bosou
of tlio wet lake. It is true that wo got hot
lor pi ices lor our ilsh in summer , but w
bavo twice the sport In winter. In the sum
mer myself and Iho boys go out on the laic
with our boats and nets and if wo make i
good haul wo will gnlnar In several wajjo
loads of as fine fish as you over sa\v. In th
winter wo work upon a different plan , \V
pitch our tent near ttio mouth of som
brook that flows into the lake , cut alarg
hole through tl.o ice ami after hanging
lantern in the ridfo of the tent wo are read
for business , Yon Itnow the fish run out o
the lake into the creeks to feed. U'o wato
for them and its they pass along , spear th
great white beauties. This continuivi for u
hour or more and then some of tlio boys go u
the crook and by pound iug on the ice star
the school toward the lake. Tlio fun tx'Kin
again and continues this wnyfordays , It I
fine sport asvell as being a monoy-makiiij
business. I nave no doubt but today thor
arc llsli on Iho Omaha market thai hnvo fel
the cold steel of my spear. Next summer
expect to ho in O mall a again am ! then 1 wll
tell you some blgllsh stories , as summer , am
not winter , Is the time for llsh yarns abou
monsters nnd othiT varmints tUatluUnblt th
waters of tto deep. "
IMstriot Court.
Cit'neral Cowin spent several hours toJay i
an argument for plaintllls' side in the c.iso o
Iyan&Valsh ! against the county , llocoi
fined himself to the dry , culd facts In thocas
but pwoiited them In a manner which wo
him the closest attention , Tlio room wa
crowded with spectators , among whoi
were many nromluout business uiou. Th
raio may goto thojury tifiilKht , llotli sldon
nre very confident of ( mcwss. t'linlrman
O'ICoclto ' oftho ooiintr IxUrd iloclnm that if
the verdict it utrnlnst Iho oonuty thocuso
ball lie taken to the auiiromo court If hehn.t
to foot nil the expense * lilmself.
The Jury In Prank DauRhcrty nculnst the
American wAtcrworlca company found for
[ ilidntlit hi the sum of $ 'M.
( lusllmi Illldobnuul rdiiinieneod a suit In
the district court yesterday ngntiut Marlu
I'loigncr for ff > . ( W OIIIIWRCS. CSustlnn says
that Maria applied several very naughty
epithets to her inOcrman , nnd she , ( ustlnii ,
proposes shoshnlltuiy dearly for the fun.
Thollyutiit Walsh iso went to the jury
nt1 o'clock yesterday jiftoriiooii.
Thorois nochnngo Tin the calls for today.
AN ori'io lull's nno.\ .
Ho Hut a Solieiuu foi1 Mniiiigiii ) ; tlio
L'olloo 1'orci' ,
"I have aselienioby which eighty patrol
men might bo KIVCIeiht ( hour shifts and
furnish the city of Omaha wltti very peed
police service , " said Sergeant Oaves to a
reporter for Tin : Hun.
" 1 would put on fifteen men from I o'clock
In the morning until 13 noon. All
cities nro quiet during the early
morning and forenoon and few policemen are
needed , Kideeiiinen properly stationed over
the city can haillo the bu. lne s nil right
from 4 o'clock until noon. From noon until
So' clock in ( he even ing I would put on twenty
men. From S o'clock In the evening until -1
In the morning I would put on forty-
live men. hi tliut way the
eighty men would bo cinpkned nnd
the city would have at least ton pat rolinon
more on duty tit night when they are most
needed -than are on nt present ,
"Thero should DO another plan adopted I
think for the temporary tilling of V'u-anciea
on the force. ' .There should be about six
alternates or extras who should Do required
to attend roll call and bo prepared to go on
duty In the place of any of the reg
ular force who might ho absent
from sickness or other causes. I
believe that six men could have almost con
stant einiilovmciit hy attending roll call
regularly. 1 would suggest that men who
are absent under such arrangements bo not
paid for the time lost , hoc the men who 1111
the places of thoab.sonhips draw i ho pay. At
present when the men are obliged to worlt
twelve lo fourteen hours it Is only reasonable
that they should be paid when they are
sick and miss a few davs , but
If the day's ' work was cut lo eight hours I
don't Hunk the men would expect pay for
days when they do not work. There would
bo much loss sickness , 1 believe , for the mon
would have more tlmo for rest and recrea
tion. 1 should like toseo this plintried , for
I think it would work well , and tliOiViiiill
levy would supply t ho amount needed for the
support of the force , including the eighty
patrolmen , Iho sergeants , captains , jailors
and the ontlro force. "
MSSION WITHOUT 8UH.YVI.
\ llluIVs Minister' * Aw till I'ray or
A-uahiHl Omaha.
Rev. .1. C. Lemon , who presides over the
destinies oftho Homo for the Friendless in
Council Bluffs , oftlclatnd at the funeral
services over the remains of II. C.Vadc ,
at Maul's undertaking rooms Thursday after
noon.
Three of the children of the deceased live
ut the Home , and Lomea brought them over
to attend the funeral.
During the latter years of his life the deceased -
ceased was addicted to the excessive use of
liquor , and In the course of his prayer , tlio
clergViimti from the free whisky city across
the river look it upon himself to Invoke the
wratn 01 uod upon tlio wicked city el
Omaha. He likened It to Sodom and C5o-
morrah , and proved that the f.ito
of these wicked cities might speedily ho
visited upon the Nebraska metropolis.
He cried out bitterly against the license law
in cITcet hero anil Informed the weeping
orphans that Omaha was alone responsible
for their father's death.
The remains wore followed to their last
resting place in i'rospect Hill , nnd I.emeu
then took the bereaved children back to the
Bluffs , to point out the virtues of prohibi
tion.
>
NO nioi'ir IN THIS DUA.IJ.
Tlio City Will Sell ltn Compiled Orel- !
iiiinccs at a Loss.
City Clerk C ! roves yesterday preparcilto ad
vertise for bids for printing the city ordl
nances in pamphlet form , according to in
structions given him at the last meeting of
the council.
"Tho cost will bo nothing like near as much
as it was in tbo compilation that Mr. Council
got up , " remarked Mr , Groves. "The work
will consist simply of having printed
copies made of the ordinances , iMr.
Council's compilation was up to April 1 ,
while this that has just been ordered is sim
ply from April 1 to January 1 last. "
The city paid Air. Council SU.OOO for ar
ranging the compilation douo by him. Tlio
printing and binding cost $ ! , : { : iS.V ! } , makin a
total of t.MS.frt for 1,050 copies , thus making
the cost over J ! per copy. Of tlio 1.M ( ) ) tli.it .
were printed over nine hundred are still on
the city's hands , By selling , * OD cnplus , as
directed by the council , at SJ.fiO each , the
city will lose about J1.5DO , thousn some of
the taxpayers say It is bolter to lese half
thnn all.
M'hu number of general ordinances passed
since the Connell" compilation is about two
hundred and eighty , iiS [ to date.
Mrs. M ooi'uiian'n Cnie.
.An article was recently published la Tun
BIE under the caption "Mr.Voodman's
\Vlfi' , " in which it was stated that Mrs.
Woodman was working a scheme to get
money from Woodman whoso story to that
eJfect was published.
An investigation Into the case shows that
an Injustice was done Mrs. Woodman who
apparently im.itho test of grounds for the
position she luis taken in causing her hus
band's ' arrest on the charge of adultery.
Airs. Woodman is highly respected in Bos
ton , Mass. , and In Kansas Citv , having been
a. successful teacher of the piano. She snvs
ttiat onlv one year ago she had a comfortable.
homo aiidkindhusbuml. Her husband's ' cruel-
tyand desertion have been caused through the
influence of Airs. Sura M. Truskw of L > eav-
onwortb , Kan. They carne horoiti hoptcm-
bur , living three months on ID&utur street ,
as husband and wife , she using his name ,
ho introducing nor as his wife. Mrs. Wood
man Is in dulleato health , brought on through
worry and prostrated with grief over henrt-
lessnuss. Helms deprived her of support ,
and slio Is amongst strangers without money.
The guests at tlio .Icnnlngs hotel , where
Mrs , Woodman Is "topping , have presented
the following card for publication :
Mrs. Woodman has made many friends
since coming to Omaha by her lady like ways.
She is a lady of culture , and refinement , hav-
itnrn diploma from S , 11 , Mills , New Vovic ,
for eflleiency In music. This does not look
asif she "hurled chunks of melody , " while
performing on her elegant piano. Stio has
won the admiration of all who hnvo heard
her play since coming to Omaha , as few pos
sess her skill as n musician. Her heartless
husband has been the subject of conversation
by nil the guests nt the hotel , nnd they would
liho to sco him compelled to meet the full
penalty of the law.
lien FIIIIS.NDS AT THI : HOTKI.
Tlin Company lamit Not li ill' ' .
The olllcorsof thoPaclllcoxpross company
in this city state that' ' 'CJlwo , the defaulting
clerk in the Denver oflK'c , only succeeded iu
appropriating } TOO instead of 1,000 , as stated
in the reports. The company is secured
against , loss by a bond of $1,000 in a surety
company ,
Clluo has been traced to Mexico and the
surety company will make an ellortto bring
him back for trial.
In Condition to I'ay Claims ,
PniiTi.ixi ) , Oro. , I'ob. iT. ! In ttio United
Stales court today Joseph Simon was dis
charged from the rccelvorstitpol the Oregon
improvement company. Tlu company is no\\ \
in position to pay mU-hilms against U ,
Murili'rtMl by Uiiknuxvn loi' uitrt ,
LO.NIIOV , Keb. 27. la thocnsoof thoinunlor
of "Carroty IS'oli" the coroner's Jury returned
a verdict of ' 'wilful murder aiwliibt some per
son or persons unknown. "
Da Witt's I.ittlo Karly Hlsernj rest llttlo
pills fordyt i > epiia , sour stomach-bad breath.
SUED "THE DM DUCKLING , "
Mrs , Lcsllo Carter's Wnrtlroua Attached bj
Oily Phjtloiaii Qnpcn.
THE FAMOUS DIVORCE SUIT RECALLED.
.Morion Ur-urdlVom Again Ottldal
i'olu'r ' I'layorHiit Miu-oln Ciititi-
Id ing Tor IHgStil < rn
Otlirr News.
City I'liyslelan ( lapcn , In Ids private ca
pacity , liogan mi aotlon in the county court
eiterdnyagainst Mw.t'arollnelAnilsoC.irter ,
-ho actress , for S1WO , ( for medico-legal sor-
100.1.
'I'ho ' doctor nKo eausod an nttnehinent of
garnishment to be issued on allldavit that C.
) . 1'rli'C , b' . M. lliiiitnim ! and Huyd , t
laynus Inul money belonglnir todofendant.
' 1'hu attachment recalls Iho famous scnsa-
ioiml divorce case In which t ho handsome ac
ross figured In Chicago a little loss than two
ears ii > ; o.
Soon alter locatlnir in O malm Dr. Onpen
vjis called to Chicago hy Dexter , llerric'k fc
Mien , Mrs. C.irtor'M nttorne.i , to ns lst
.hem as medico-legal rounsul and ex-
prt In Insanity , in the preparation
> f the trial of the c.ne. IIo wa1 * engaged Iu
hat capacity for more than a month and the
ult commenced yesterday was for the pur pose
f recovering balance duo for services In lhat
'aso.
MU. MOH'I'OXVCJAIN. .
The Itcnl I'Mitio Slunk in Trouble In
The superintendent of pollcoof the District
of Columbia writes Chief He.ivoy for in
formation regarding C. b. Morton , the Indi
vidual who lgurod.so ! brilliantly , but briefly ,
11 this city during the hitter days of Sopteui-
> or and the llrst week ol October. Whllo
icre Morton claimed to represent the Ks ex
nvcstiucnt and Jioiton Invcst4iient compn-
lies , and cut a wide swath la real
cslale circles , lie secured an option
on the property at the south
east corner of Seventeenth and Fiirimin ,
md talked glibly oftho ten-story oillco build-
ng ho projjitei-d to erect there. Ho finally
lis.ippeared between two days , leaving nil
inpald hotel bill nndsoyernl duped nequalnt-
uiccs who had deemed it nn honor to advance
ilm a few dollars.
Morton next attracted public uotlco in Los
Angeles , where bo posed ns Kev U. S. ( J.
Glide , and put hi his ttnu > furnishing spirit-
lal consolation to a condiMiincil murderer.
; Us noxl Jump took him to Washington , I ) . L' . ,
where he endeavored to get a i > osltion as
clerk on various congressional committees ,
nil without success. Heat length fell into
.ho bands of the authorities , who are now
ooklngup his record. As a worker , Merion
s iiiui uestionauly out of sight. lie is just a
ittlo the smoothest Individual wlio bus
struck Omaha In many a day. Well edu
cated , of pleasing address and a Jino talker ,
loseoms to find it a comparatively trilling
matter lo make a living by uis wits.
OKriClAIj I'OICI ? ! ! IMiVYKISS.
J'lic Cnpi nl City TuniiMl Into Vast
( In milling II ell ,
"Thocity of rjincoln has been turned into
n gambling hell. "
It was one of the best known politicians o f
the state \vhospoUe. Ho returned from the
capital city yesterday , after ono of probably
Lwoscoroof visits ho hasmndo there during
the prosciit winter.
" 1 iiover saw anything to cotup.ii-o with
It , " ho continued. "In propurtioii toitssi/.o
It simply knocks \\aibington \ , O. U. silly.
I'oker games run as a icguhir , every night
nccurnnco in nearly or ipilto every hotrl in
the place. JnsDino of the hotels from three
to ton g.nnes are going nil night , Men in
public ollico whom you wouldn't ' susnect for
a moment of over turning u card for money
nre playing ns though they had gene crazy
over thoganio. And don't ' you forget it , the
ventures made by some of these public mon
are going to result , in sensational break
downs and the worst kind of
disgraces before the logis'ature ' closes ,
if some of their friends don't interest
themselves and sooto it that the gambhiia- :
crazecl fi-llows are pulled nwny and kept
away from these hotel dens. "
"Then it is to 1mInferred that big stakes
are played for , " was remarked.
" .I ust so exactly , " came the reply. "I saw
over $1,000 In a single 'pot" tlio other night ,
while It was nothing , scarcely , to see $100 ,
SilO and00change ! hands. His the greatest
wonder hi the world thai some of the neiv.s-
papi-rs down tbero h.iven'l written the
business np a long time ago. There iceuis
to bo very llttlo 'bones'ma Jo about the mat
ter , The public foreign to Uncoln may or
may notbeliuvo it , Justus they .soe lit , but I
know of oillclals down there who have placed
themselves on the vcr oof bankruptcy sim
ply by gambling during the present session
of the legislature. And what Is moru I itnow
of members of tholegislaturowho have mort
gaged their farms and lost the entire loan so
obtained , on poker , "
"Is the gambling confined to hotels ? "
"Very nearly so , though there are some
stiff games going on outside. Of course , I
understand that there's al\vavs more or loss
gambling going on at a capital , but I tell you
lhat it's running perfectly wild at Lincoln. I
know of Omaha couneilinen and others who
go to Lincoln ovcry now and then for nothing
else in the world but to get into a 'game. '
Home of them have done solo tlielr sorrow ,
while others aro'way ' ahead on such trips. "
"Is faro dealr : "
"Well , 1 would hate lobe pinned down too
tight on that subject , hut f will say that if
the poker games around at the hotels could
bo stopped , the biggest part of the evil will
have been abated. "
"What about thceUyauthontiosof Lincoln
being familiar with such a state of iiffnlrs i"
"f don't see how tlmv can possibly bo
ignorant of the facts as they exist. It is
simply astounding how very general and in
many instances lunv very open the games are
run. If thoolllclnls nranot'on1 they.must bo
ttio chumpicst of the mast chuinpy. Fact is ,
you see , that Uigh officials are doing a great
deal oftho playing , and your under , ordinary
city ofllcial is very cautious bow ho fools
With people of influence , "
( Jessler's Maglelloauacho Wafers. Curesa
headaches iniio inmuto-i , At all druggists
Hebron Happcningx.
Ilnimnv , Neb. , Fob. it. ( Special to Tin ;
Bui : . ] The water mains are nearly all in
and the pump and uugltio house will soon bo
completed.
C. H , Trout , who has been superintendent
o [ the poor farm for some time , will sur
render possession to his successor , Mr.
Drown , next Monday.
ICx-Couiity Attorney Richards , who has
been conllnnl to Ihu house for some tlir.c , is
ableto bo about ,
Sheriff. Town made a business trip to Fair-
bury Tliurwl.iy.
II. H. Secord will basueccodedas foreman
of the Ueglstcr oflleo by 1) . O. Jenkins of
Cawker City , Knu.
J. I , . U all will start for Waukcuan nest
woeU.
.lohn Uedllno ol Chester will take charge
of Weouer's furniture and hardware stores
Monday.
The ( Irnnd Army of tbo Itepubllo i > est dis
tributed about 31' ' ) among the poor , tnoixv | >
cet'dMf their noan supper.
'I'ho new Presbyterian elimvh was formally
dedicated hist .Sunday. Hov. Klngland of
Hastings delivered the serinun and asiKU'd
In the services. The dm roll is the llnoit in
the oily , costing about f.i.COJ , It is builtfrom
plans furniihed by an Omaha architect and
certainly a credit to thK city.
ThoChrishnn crusmlers will return to this
place next week and hold a series of meet
ings.
No griping , no iiau.spa , no pain when Do
Witt's ' Ii I tlio Karly Kisers nro taken. Small
pill. Siifoijlll. lifstplll.
-
HeniH IVnin ht riiiii > > liiri ; .
SIIIOM.SIII no , Nob. , I'eb. ! i7. [ Special lo
Tin : HIM : . | ( ! . \V. Woods U closing out his
htookof groceries and intends torotiro from
active business , for a tlmo al least ,
1' . T. Hurkloy , president of lltoStraiiHhurg
li.uilt , ; u'roiniunpil | | hy his wife nnd child r < n ,
loft for San Antonio , TON. , for a stay of a few
wueks ,
Kuv , J.V \ , Sclby , uho haj been
lev 0 , M. Morvv In ft orle of inoollii g
'or some llmo , has wturnod to Ills homo in
b'ronllrr oouiitv.
Mrs. U. M Hhlplov vein rnod this wonltlrpiu
Mnceln , and Miss Lillian \\Mlter has returned
from nn extended visit In I own.
A. I1 , Ijindburgdld business at Omaha the
, ni t week.
C. V. . .lolmson . a Idncolu visitor Iho
.ist. weoU.
l c'orgo liecord has ivlnrnrd fruin Wash-
listen.
A. I/ . Sprague wonl to Mxoter Monday ,
when1 ho has purchased an interest In the
elovatw and urn In business at thai phuv ,
U. t'ret'iii.m of Missouri Is visiting In the
city.MlssMnlllo
MlssMnlllo O.ill.uitsiiontaiiovlleu of last
woelt nl Shelby.
( ? eorgo C , Korrlok of York , was married
\ \ ilni > silav ovonlne. In this city , to Mls
ClhiisM. VoROl.Hov. II. M. Morey onici.Ulng.
Or. II. I'ushman ( if thU cllyvas imirlod
n llinahathn llrst of tlio \\eelt , to llattlc S.
iliulge of ClilppcAvu Kalis , U'ls. They ro-
urnixl to Slri msburg Wodncsdav.
( Joorgo D.irroiv mul flilldivii of CcntiM1
run nly. arrlvoil S.itiirdiiy nnd will make [ his
ilnco iheir future home ,
MM. NVlnslow's Soothing Syrup for cldl-
Iren teething snflens Iho gums and allays all
pain. * > cents n bottle.
I lint liign SocliMy Volci.
II ASTIN-CII , Xeh , I'Vb , ' 'r. ( Special to Tin :
) : : . | - ( : . Merritt , formerly of thh city
ia-4 accepted the city iMltorslilpottliu Aspen ,
Colo. , Daily Times.
Chiirlay Kay , ono of Hastings' nromlsliif ;
oungmen , left Tuesday for the state of
\\ashlngton , whew he has mwptod the posi-
Inn of cashier mono of thob.inksof Spokane
Falls.
Tlio family of .1. II. Dates , agent.of the St.
loseph it ( Irancl Island railroad , aio visiting
u St. Joe. Mo. , this week.
The Junior Social olub gave a gorinan at
lie ( lernnmla hallS ednesil.iv evening.
Mr , und Mrs. 1) ) . 11. Kallard hnvo been
guests of their daughter al llohlrogu this
week ,
Mr. C'hnrles lllotrit-li , prcsidontof the ( " ! er-
nan National bank , has presented the Sisters
of the Academy of Visitation a group of Viilu-
ible biblical oil paintings , which ho purchased
in his recent triptc > oldMo.\lco. 'The paintings
ire .salil to be several hundred years old , and
ire inn fsiir state of preservation. Tbo sub-
cotsaro : " .Madomia and Iho Child , " "St.
Vtor , " "Christ Nnilodto the Cross with the
'aithful Jlarv Clinging to its Foot , " "St.
loseph and ttio Child,1' '
( JbaHcs L. Hlone Is In Chloacn this week
attending a re-union ot the inercantilo hat-
cry , of which ho was a member during the
war.
war.Kd. . flolmes has be en unpointed substitute
nail carrier by I'ostmaster lleai'Uvoll.
The ladles of the I'yihinn Slstcthood gave
a Willow social at Castle hall Wednesday.
.1. 11. L'arrnthers , general socrctnryof the
.iraml Island Young Men's Clu-istlaii nssocl-
ilinn addressed the ineinbors Tuesday even-
ng on missionary topics.
Mrs. Chai'les Ilibiitns and Mrs. l ) ever of
Omaha ari'iruests at Mrs. C. b. Hose.
L'harles t'aincroii has been npjiolnted coun
cilman from the Second ward , vice \Villiaiu
Vnstluo. resigned ,
The 11 owe scales , ttio only scale with pro
tected bearings. No check rods. Catalogues
of llordeiuV , SellocUCo. , Agts. , Chicago , 111.
Netllenient Slay l > " l > i'lay 'd.
The state treasurer Informs County Treas
urer Snyricr that he could not scttlo with
Douglas county until a hill was passed np-
iropriating tlus amount duo ttio county in
ies , I nst year tbo settlement was made
iromptlyand several other counties have
*
JL-VIISIILLIUU WUIIUVL'II lIllMJTai . U I1IOSS LUO
legislature nets promptly Mr. Snyder says lie
willdiiductthe amount , SlIWt ! , from tbosum
iluoon tlio state apporl ion men t.
DoU'itt's ' dttlo ICarly IJisers ; only pill to
cure sick headache nnd regulate Iho bmvols.
A I'onloon Itridge for Atchisim. -
ATCIII , OV , Kan. , Feb. : ! ? . [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Hiis.-A. : ] W. Hubbanl and
ilenry B. Davis , who own tbo St. Charles
) ontooii bridge , closed a contract today for
he construction of a pontoon nt this pluco.
i'no bridge will post U.KH ( ) and will bo built
l > y M. S. Carter & Co. of St. Louis. Citizens
of Mchi son will lake half tbo stock.
lAir 'J'liroiit Dinpasfn , ( "oughn , CoUSi ,
etc. , effectual relief is found in the use of
'Brown's lironcnial Troches. " Price 2i cts.
Sold only iu boxes.
fj IM Jt.tu
GeorgeComvay of Saginaiv isat thoCasey.
K W. Laferty of Ogden is at the Millard.
Fred M. Bangs of Chicago Is at the Mur
ray.
13. L. llollon ot Clinton. la , is at the Mer
chants.
J. A. Ware , jr. , of St. Louis is at the
faxton.
.1. it. Osthofftif Covington , Ky , , is at the
Paxtou.
G. F. Stone of Boston Is registered at tbo
Murray.
.1. II. Himtorof Cedar Itapids , In. , Isat the
Millard.
A. S. Thorpe of Denver was at the Millard
last night.
O. It. O.isserof Albion H in the city nt the
Merchants ,
" \V. H. ( Sough of lialtimoro Is in the city at
the Murray.
l''rank ' Xorthup of Chicago Is in the city ,
nt the Casey.
C. U. Fonlk of Pittsburg , Pa. , Is in the city
at the Millard ,
.1. J. l ancerof Milwaukee was at the Mur
ray last nig tit.
U.S. Miller of Pine llidgo is registered at
the Merchants
Ii , H. Laird of Cleveland , O. , was at the
Casey last night.
\ \ . W. Uleason ot Clieycnno was at the
Pax ton last night.
( ieorgo A. I''arewcll of Claremont , N. II. ,
is in the city at the Pax ton.
Charles A. liurko of Lincoln was at the
Merchants last night.
W. A. Hampton of David City was in the
city last night , at the Casey.
Mr. A. L. Dewar , cashier of the American
Kxi'hungu National bank , Chieacro , nnd Mr.
IS. P. Uuwiir of Uiosamo city were visitors
at Tin : llr.r. ollico yesterday.
0. W. Cook , the veteran shoo dealer , ac
companied by his wife , leaves today on his
regular somi-anuual business trip through
Cahfornl.i , Oregon and Washington.
A. .1. KnrightanuT. V. Hanley are In tlio
city , representing the M. K. Herbert munu-
fariurlng company of St. Joseph , Mo. , mak
ers of tbo Herbert patent boilers und smoke
less
Mrs. McM isters of Pawnee C'ity , wife of
Mr. K. S. McMasters , vice president and
superintendent of tlio White Lake lumber
c'ompuuy , is visiting in tbo city , at the home
of Dr. J. , M. Keys , aid ninnt-y 6lreet.
INFLAMMATIONS
AND ALL
HURTS AMD J1.L.S
OF MAM RND BEPST ,
Many Clergymen ,
actoM , and puhllB spc.ikoM imi
t'hcrry IVctotal. U ! the faverllo
y lor bUr.ti ( > iieii and all Alloctloiu of
the vocal orjj.ini , throat , and hm . Ai an
iiiimlyiu' and nxpecloiaiil , the eircclii of
( hi * preparation arcpiiitiipll ) realized ,
"A yer's fficiiy IVrim al lias done me. meat
good. It U a sploiidld ii'inedy for all ills-
ea < c.-t ot the lluont nnd IIIIIKM. and I have
much pliMKineln tt' < lltvliigtn Iti uii'illv" -
( licv. ) C. N. Mrliuli , No. Tlsluny , Masi.
"In my profession of nn niictluuvor , niiy
ndiTtlnn of the voice or thfuiit H a si'iliWH
inalti'r , lull , ateaohnltnck , I ha\i' \ lu-en re-
Ili'U'tl by a , tew ( lotos nl Aycl's cherry
IVclmal. Th'lt romeily , vlili nidluarj cai < % ,
b.it woikcd siii'linmacU'-iUnVrllhat I lia\o
siillcrcd M ry Illfliliiciuiviiilfiiiv I have
nlMi u.ted It In my family , ullliery \ cu'd-
knt UMiilts , Inriniclit , I'olilt , Sc.Vm. . II.
( Jiuitlj , Mlnliiton. So. Ainlialla.
Ayer's ' Cherry Pectoral ,
Dll. J. C. A.YEU & CO. , I.ovnll. MaBB.
tiM by nil Druftil'tiv. 1'ikufl ; ULoUlri > , JV [
riiysicLins , Sur.ncons anil Specialists ,
' OMAHA , MII. :
The most widely nm1 favoru' > lv l < nownspnc
lallsl't Iu tinInltol StiiliM. Thi'lr long c\
porluin-o. toiniirkiililc UIII and iiiiivoisul sue.
i'i'ss 111 Iho tri'iilui"Mt uiul i-mi'iif ' N'e
t'linmlo mid urci ' ! il UiseaM-s , cut itlr
( Miilnoiit iiliy.vlcliins lo the full Cdiilldeni-eot
tlie nlllli leil i' ci'V lieiiTin - V UMiiitiiiilfi *
A I'KUTAIN AMI POMTlVP. CTKK for
the awful otVceN of Ciirlylco : uul the iiiiiucr-
oimi-vlNlliiil fnllow In Its li-alti.
I'lilVATK. 111,0011 AMI KIN DI.-KASH
Sliced I lv. eoiiiiili'lftv nnd imrinniiontly i-ined.
NKUVOI'H ilKltll.lTV AN1 > SKXIIAU Db-
OlillKHSyloldroadlly to Ihi.lr skillful treat-
" "
"piLK1 ' ' fl.CHlW
! , KISTI'KA ANMI UKC'TAf *
gnaraiiU'ed > < ) v.'llhoiit pain or detention
f mm Unsltioss.
lIVIllllXJKlii : AMI VAUIC'OCKM' pr-rimi
iii'iitly and Niiivos fiilly rnn-tl In oM'ry ' i-aw ,
SYPIIIMS. ( lONOUIUlKA. ( ll.KKT. Spcr-
tniilorrlie.i , SondiialViiikiios \ , liwt. Miinliood ,
NlRlit Kmls lone , llecayrd I'ucultleH , 1'cnialo
NVealiiicM anil nil ( Iclloiito dNonli-i- ! , ( leciill.ir
toelllicr KI > X luisltlvely enrol , nn well IIH nil
functional dl virile rs that icmi it from youthful
folIU" * orllioc ( snf nuiliirc jcurs.
' ' " Ml tJiianiiitei'd n tly
O'l'p I ( "Tl f ? jieniiano
O I 11 v 1 U 1\U oiirecl , removal complete.
\llhout cut t Int. iMinstu. " or illliiliituin , i ures
I'llccti-d at Jn > mi > liy liliunt : without mu-
tiient's pain oninnnynin-e.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
A QITPK rill lJTIin awful iffep .s nf
/V OU I\L LU l\.l , ( . .iriy VLM | , which brliiirn
iirKimli1 Koalcne x , ilcsti-nylug linth mind uiul
liiidy. v\\h , \ \ all Its Ore nloil Ills , iierniiinently
rilled.
IJT'I'1 ? Addre-sslhoj-ewliohavo liu-
1 I IO | ) :1M : | ! < 1 ihoniMilvrs by Im-
liidnlpenoc nnd Hollt.ii-y hahlts , wtileh
i-iiln Ixith mind mul Ixxty. uiillllhi Iliein for
lii.in | > ss.studvoiinnriiaito. .
MAKItir.l * MKN or llmsp onlei-liiR < m tlnit
' .iii.V ; | life , uwuti * of physical debilityiiulckly
iiHsl-itcd.
OUR SUCCESS
Inhascd upon fuots. I'listI'nii'tlnal o\icrl- |
fiice. Secuinl-Kvery eaMi Is siicchilly siudk'd.
thus Htartlii ; ; rhrht Third - moillc-inos are
Dri'paruil In diir laUiratury i-xni'tly lo suit
each case , thuselVictlng cures without liijiny
Drs. Bctts & Bctts ,
1409DOUGLAS STREET- - OMAHA , N E3
0
EXTRACT OF BEEF.
.i : IN I'l.AVOK.
l\e it fur Ilirf Ten , Xnins , Sa HITS , < Uiiu ivl'l-li
c.i A pplo or Meat Jelly.
Ono poiiml ( if KM ran ( if Hoof iMiial | to fi'lly '
poumKof loan bct'f. liemiliio only with > \t \ :
ii.turenf .1 .MIII Ulvblg. iishliown aluiMMn l.lua
' TII1IKK Nltill'IN AM )
BOYD'S.TII1IKK MATIM.K.
oc.miiinnr-iiuj F
riiiif , , "
Tin ; intn.i.iANT siw STAII ,
Mrs. LESLIE CARTER
In tli < > ruurAvt I'om 'Jy 1'raui.i ' ,
The
Duckling- .
I'roilin-od tinili'r tliiidlrrrllnn of
.Mil DAVID IIKLASro.
Tlir ftnino i-i < > t M < CMIOIaiul apiMilntiiii h ns nl tlio
HrnmlKny 'I1lu-it > r. New York.
llov ilu'Ot u | > ru Wednesday monilnjint regular
-
s.iiunltyMatini' i
? aturdiiy. Sunday uinl Mimd-iy , IVb. L"S und
March 1 andKlri Matlnoion Sunday ,
fc = .AM T. JACK'S
ORE.OLEX
Oomptmij.
Crooloan Oharmora. Cr\
EgviitiunBuchaiitrcs-os
lniMod 1 lie " , iy mui UiirU-vue.
Ecvpli < nlii'\\itii'h. . 2O
30 - - Louisiana Cr > ilo lju > ; i-ni , . - .
lo ! > onoil M'atitV. . r iii' uixl 7.V1 llu.\ si.it- >
fl.'U. ' lli > \ olllnopt'li - - l'niliy.ll u. In.
"GERMMN THEHTBR
At Germatiia Hall , 19th and Hnrnsy Sttoots
Ban day , March 1st-
"ALTELIEHU POSTED NIGHT , "
Uvlor dan UL-unlo iir > n > t Silinnnk inlt dOMinf In 3
uWU'ti \ on .1 Uoten.
DIME
Will I.awlor , Miinajor. Cor. lltii ami Kar
VI'.KK OK KKIIIIDAUV 2nl
rusler'r l.'Kt Our Hy lliillniKl. A tcaiutl , port
ri : > ulil tltnl inlulitf roiHIU'l , In wlitcli ttio bravii
C LI-llT I l t llU life Allll \ IJOIIAO I'lllllM I , , , )
fttniileHi | i4-rrtirniiiui' ' < < tif the MMHOII. Inlr.'iliu'uitt
I rluhl nn I ioiiiii.inini , fiinnj 4fln H uiul k-rirornl
u-ii 01 .M mi sMtt | > r . . | ii > | | | ! ; aii'l ilaiirini
| I | H I'lii'mni i.iiiil i : < lillo--ilio i-hiiii iirtint nnil
uiinpiny i , flali mini foiiiMlhTis
= rTr" : r = = '
NEBRASKA
National Bank
T. 8. lU.POdlTOUY. OJlAIlA , NKJ
btirlus | ) Jan. Int. I8V)0 , - (5U.3OO
i-'lui'i mil I > lriu ( r4--lloiiry \ Viilcn lri < iilani ,
! < > > It , . nl Vliv-l'n.-ii U'nt . Jimi.ii U > u\ ii > V
\ M..IM . < Juliii H I'olllin , | U C Cuillliu. J N J (
I'llLllikV II n IlllllhllJ. Ollllli'r
Tl ll > \ IKON MA-Nlv ,
i uriiMr mil uiul Karimui rtu ,
A Ueuund flanking