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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JDBIDAY , NOVEMBER 13 , 1801 , f
IMl H
Convention of Exposition Representative ? of
America Proposed.
AVIIAT EACH LOCALITY WILL FURNISH ,
All Mny Kxplnln tlio Work Under
Consideration In VnrloitH I'nrta
or tlio Union Gnrilon City
Gossip.
CHICAGO Buniut ; OF TUB BEE. I
CniCAfio , 111. , Nov. 12. (
Secretary Dickinson sent out notices today
for ono of the most Important meetings that
the World's fair managers have over con
templated. It Is to bo a convention of the
exposition representatives ot the various
Hates of tno union with the members of the
board of reference and control of the Na
tional commission and the local directory.
Every state -and territory of the union Is
nskod and expected to send a representative ,
BO that all may explain tbo work In various
parts of the country and each state may learn
the advantage of every plan followed In
Rotting up exhibits. E.ich representative
will bo expected to toll , as far ns possible ,
\vbut his state expects to do , so that the
convention will practically decide what the
tales of the union will display at the exposi
tion. About li ! < ) people tire expected , includ
ing tnnny ladles , and the meetings will bo
Jield on December 0 , probably In the city
council chamber.
Mrs. Potter Palmer , president of the
woman's board , adds to the Invitation the
Blatumcnt that she deslros all ladles who are
members of the various state boards to bo
present in order that they may bo made fully
Qcquamted with thu plans for promoting the
exposition work of women.
Director General Georeo R. Davis , who
/ell 111 Sunday , Is reported to bo much bettor
this morning. The colonel's condition on
Monday was thought to bo serious and It was
feared ho would bo incapacitated for work for
EoitiO time. The trouble wns an aflliction of
the throat complicated by n lunit difllcully ,
luo to exposure In the Inclcmout weather on
Sunday.
At a moc'lng of the executive cotmnlttooof
the tralllc managers today Jay Cox handed in
n report showing that during October two
more trnflio associations of the Associated
liallwnys cf Virginia and the Caroilnus , rep
resenting ten roads , and a freight trudlu asso
ciation of the middle states , representing
thirty-nlno roads , has agreed to frco return
of exhibits ( of the lair. This loaves but ono
tralllo association to tnko action. Sixty-six
Independent lines have made the same con
cession , making -100 lines in all that have
ngrcod to return exhibits free.
Tit \Iir.HS1 HANK AFFAIRS.
Byron L. Smith , receiver of the Traders'
'bank ' of Chicago , filed n report before Judco
Ehopurd today stating that , ho has on hand
tincollcctablo bills and chums amounting to
nbout | : ir > 0,000. The receiver represented
lhat-lt would cost moro to collect these claims
t than could bo received on them , and the
court entered an order authorizing n sale of
the assets to the highest bidder.
11RCCTTIOX TO Till : UNION
A reception was given to the union printers
ef the city this afternoon in the magmtlcant
composing room of the Now Herald building.
5110 room is beautifully lighted , the cases all
liavo iron frames , uud each "alloy" boars the
llcrnld monogram In gilt. The copy cutter's '
box is furnished like a capitalists ofllco , and
nil the llnishincs and furniture in the depart
ment is of oak.
nisiior MKUitn.i , iMi'itovcn.
The authorities at the Wesley hospltal _ to
day reported that Bishop Merrill of the
Methodist Episcopal church continues to Im
prove , though , rather slowly. Ho appears
brighter than he has since his sickness and
these about Ins bedside have more ground to
liopo he will recover.
FAII.KII TO FINn Tlinill INDIANS.
Four dirty-faced urchins , ranging In ago
from 8 to 10 years , were arraigned in police
court lod.iy , charged with robbing several
Btorns In Hyde Park and Lako. The ofllcors ,
after arranging the tiny culprits in line ,
placed on the magistrates desk four hugo re
volvers which , it was alleged , was a portion
of the plunder tnlton last week from a hard-
varo store at1 14 i State street , with which
the youngsters had declared they intended to
light Indians on the western plain ? . Seven
Ixixes of strong cigars , part of which had
been consumed , were also among the plunder.
NCW AUTiriC'IAI , ICK I'KOCRSS.
James M. Evans of Patcrson , N. J. . the
Inventor of n now process of Ice making , Is
Iioro organizing a company for the erection ol
n largo plant . Mr. Evans claims for his
ice making invention a vast saving in time ,
expense of machinery and mechanical
power.
TATIIONI/E 1I1CI.ANI ) .
Efforts of the earl and countess of Aber
deen to awaken Interest in the work of the
Irish Homo Industries association are moot
ing with great success in Chicago. At an in
formal reception given at the residence of
Mrs. Potter Palmer , at which a number of
prominent people were present , hearty co
operation was promised toward making the
proppsod exhibit at tbo fair a success .ami
making a market for the products of Irish
industry in this country.
IICVOI.T IN THU KOYAI , LEAGUE.
There Is n revolt In the ranks of the Royal
league. The members have become very
proatlv dissatisfied with tbo lack of repre
sentation in the supreme council of the order.
The order has now nearly seventy councils
* " In this city and statn and not ono of those
FT lioiiles has any volco in ttio sunrcmo council
or management of thu alTairs of the order.
\usTiitN : riiori.i : IN CHICAGO.
The following western people are In the
city.
city.At the Pacific- . W. Wilson , Lincoln ;
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hubbell , Miss
lloulan C. Hubbell , Uos Molnts , la. ; Mrs.
I ! . W , Hover , Cedar Rapids , l.v ; Jonas M
Cloland , Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Wagner , Miss
AVnll , Sioux City , In.
At the Palmer II. T. Corson , Sioux
Palls , S. D. ; Mrs. C. C. Whitton , Toledo ,
la. ; James N. Clarke , Hustings ; George
Uorch , T. U Meyer , C. A. Frlck , C. S.
Trick , Burllncton , la. ; J. W. Yoast. Ft ,
Madison , la. ; Charles A. Clark , Cedar
JUipuls , la.
At the Wellington 1C. L. Lewis , Omaha.
1 At the Auditorium Mr. and Mrs. Henry
\Vost , DosMolnus , la. ; Mrs. G. W. Bovor ,
Cedar Rapids , In. ; George A. Joslyu ,
Omaha. F. A.
' Use Hallar's narbViro Liniment for
lioraux , It never falls to euro cuts , wounds
Ami old sores.
.I.VA O O/.M/B.YT.S. .
Ttio princes of tlio burnt-cork world will
appear ot lloyil's now tlioator on TuosiUy
ntul Wodnosilny ovouings niul Wednesday
nftcrnoon of next ivcok , when Prlmroso < &
West's minstrels will liilroiluco thuuuclvus
to tba Omalia public In it now
"Mr. Potter of Texas" will undoubtedly
provo successful as n play on account of Its
contemporary Interest , Its bright , wholesome
clmracler , und that plentiful supply of quick
cleverness wlilcli has maruod all of Mr. ( inn-
tor's work. Joseph Whcolock. Joffroys
Lewis , Frank Alkon , Maurice Drew , Leo
Liiinur and May Unities , will bo soon In the
presentation given at Hoyd's now ttioator
for two nights , conmiuiciiiSunday evonnc
next. The sale of scats will commence to
morrow at t ) o'clock.
Kay L . Hoyco In "Tom's Vacation" at the
Grand Monday.
Knto Claxton at the Farnam Street theater
Buuday. "An American Doy" at the Far-
bam Street theater.
1 Oeajlor'aMaBiolieauaonoVafori.Curoi a
bcadachcsln 'M minuted. At all druggist *
The Howe Scales , the only scale ' .vlth pro-
tcctod beorlnps. No chock roils. Cat-
losruos of Bordcn & Bolleck Co. , Asts. , Chi-
eago , 111. _
The social club ot All Saints Kplscopal
thurcheavo n social and danua last ni ht at
XVashlniiton hall whlcU urovcd to bo ouo of
the most delightful gatherings of the klad
Undertaken for many months.
Then ) were about UU ) present during the
fevoalaff. Tbo II rat part of thu ovenlng was
devoted to musto uud sociability , nd
nt 10 o'clock the chnlrs were cleared
away and these wbo wished to
cneagod in A number of dollRhtl
fill dancer , blijht rofro hmonta were served
by the ladles of the guild.
The entertainment belnir so g.-cat a suo-
cesi , it U altOROthcr probable tlmt the club
will hold similar gatherings monthly during
the winter.
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HKGK.VT AHUV OltnKtt.t.
oP IntcrrMt In tlio
fe'prvlco YcKtirilny.
WASIIIMITOX , D. 0. , Nov. 12. i
Tolosram to Tun Unn.J The following army
orders were Issued today :
Lcavo of absence for four months with per
mission to go beyond the sea , to take effect
about December 8 , 1891 , Is granted Lieuten
ant Colonel Wllllum I ) . Hughes , deputy
quartermaster ccncral. The commanding
general Department of the IMatto will desig
nate an oniccr of his command to perform
the duties of lieutenant Colonel Hughoi
durinir liU abscnco on leave. The leave of
absence granted Second Llotitcnant U'itllam
H. Withclm , Tenth Infantry , August , ! " ! ) , Ib'Jl ,
Is extended ono month.
Uy direction of the acting secretary of war
the following assignments to duty of ofllcors
of the medical department , recently ap
pointed , are ordered : First Lieutenant
Henry C. Fisher , assistant surgeon , will pro
ceed from this city to Fort Ulloy , Kan. , to
report In person for duty to the commanding
ofllcor of that post , reporting by letter
to the commanding general Department
of the Missouri : First Lieutenant
llonry A. Shaw , assistant surgeon , will pro
ceed from Worcester , Mass. . to Fort McKinney -
Kinney , Wyo. , aim report In person for duty
to the commanding ofllcor of tlmt post , re
porting by letter to the commanding general
Department of the Platto. First Lieu
tenant Samuel U. Dunhip. assistant sur
geon. will proceed from Now York City
to Fort Sill , Okl. , anil report in person for
dutv to the commanding general Department
of the Missouri. First Lieutunant Frank T.
Merriweather , assistant surgeon , will pro
ceed from Ashovllle , N. C. , to Fort Adams ,
It , I. , and report In person for duty
to the commanding ofllcor of that
post , relieving Captain Arthur W. Taylor ,
assistant sureeon , nnd reporting by letter to
the commanding general Department of the
East. First Lieutenant diaries F. Klofor ,
assistant surgeon , will proceed from Phila
delphia , Pa , , to Fort Slioridan , In. , and report
port In person for duty to the commanding
ofllcor of that post , reporting by letter to the
commanding general Department of the
Missouri.
The extension of leave of absence granted
Captain Joshua L. Fowler , Second cavalrv ,
October 21 ! , 1801 , is farther extended fifteen
days. Leave of absence- for four months , to
take effect December 1 , 1391. Is granted First
Lieutenant John Pitcher , First cavalry.
HI iirdi-r Will On t.
HAZI.KTOX , Pa. , Nov. 12. The murder of
John and William Kestor , October 15 , 1SSS ,
at their farm house acarSoybortsvlllo , caused
great excitement nt the time ana for months
afterward. It is supposed the murderers secured -
cured nearly $20,000 in gold. A largo reward
was offered for their capture but no cine was
lound until last Sunday , when a brawl In n
low dive between Henry Higglns , the pro
prietor , nnd nis wlfo , furnished it. Mrs.
Iliggins accused her husband of the crime
In the presence of witnesses and was In turn
told by him that If ho should hang she would
also. Chief Hamoton , of > tbo coal und iron
police , was notltiod , and as there was another
man mentioned by Mrs. HIggins as having
bcon interested iu the crime , Joseph Eveland ,
another dive keeper , ho , induced Evolaml's
wife to toll what she know of the crimo. Yes
terday she inudo an nflldavit that her hus
band , Higgins nnd Mrs. Higgins , who was
dressed as a man , committed tbo murder ,
and all three were arrested and hold for a
hearing next Monday. Chief Hampton says
ho will have u chain of evidence that will
fasten the crime upon them.
if i' itr A. jwn.
or a Lascivious Kentucky
Negro.
PADUCAII , Ky. , Nov. 12. .Too Mitchell , the
negro who had outraged the daughter of
William Mayllold , was strunc up by a mob ,
who took him away from an ofllcor in the
magistrate's ofllco.
Dentil ol' n Veteran.
Qui.vcv.Ill. , Nov. 12. The death of Colonel
John M. Glover , ono of the most prominent
men of northeast Missouri , occurred nt his
homo in ICnox county yostorday. Ho was 03
years of ago and hart always taken an autivo
interest In public affairs. Ho served tbrougli
the war as colonel of the Third Missouri cav
alry , a regiment enlisted from both sides of
the river. Ho served throe successive terms
in congress as n democrat , having been llrst
elected in 1873. Ho loaves throe children.
Hill McotH Ills Pi-lends nt Yulloy.
The republicans of Valley precinct , under ,
the auspices of the members of the Uulon
club , banquottcd the county superintendent-
elect , Mr. Hill , Wednesday evening at the
Union club rooms. The suppnr was at the
Union house , after which remarks were tnado
by Messrs. Hill , Whitman ) , Turner and Sul-
llvnn. Vocal and instrumental music , toasts
and speeches followed.
The reception shows bow highly Mr. Hill
is hold in his own precinct.
Ijlvely Unto AVnr I'rolinltln.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Nov. 12. The Chicago
Si Alton has made a through rate of $15 from
Kansas City to Cincinnati over the Altun and
the Ohio & Mississippi via St. Louis. For
some months the Ohio & Mississippi has
neon ottering the rate to the western roads ,
but tbo association lines have not dared
accept It. This cut will in nil likelihood
Inaugurate a retaliatory rate from thu In
dianapolis lines and will probably result in u
lively rate war.
No gripping , no nausea , no pain when Do-
Witt's Little Karly Kisors are taken. Small
pill. Safe pill. Best. pill.
About tlio Cruiser N'ownrk.
BOBTOX , Muss. , Nov. 12. Lieutenant Com-
manuor H. N. Mannoy Is authority for the
statement that the United States cruiser
Newark will sail Saturday next from the
Charleston navy yard. Tboro Is llttlo tnllc
now among tbo ofllcers about the Chilian
affair , nnd It Is not known whether the
cruiser will bo ordered to that country or
not. It Is quite certain , however , that the
vessel's destination will bo the South Amer
ican station.
Four hundred uml fifty dollar piano.
Warranted eovon yours for $187.50.
Now scale. Ilaydon Bros.
Ilrowera Form u TrtiHt.
CINCINNATI , O. , Nov. 12. It Is said that all
hut two of the twenty-seven broworlos In
Cincinnati , Covlngton und Newport have
agreed upon a consolidation similar to that
of the- whiskey trust , to reduce uxuunsos and
control the trade.
DoWitt's Llttlo Early Risers ; best llttlo
pills for dyspepsia , sour stomach , bad breath.
Btirlcalcw &Root , CM N. 10th , just ro
colvcd carload uholco Mluhigiui apploa
JM : AO.V.It'A
Lornn Clark of Albion Is nt the Murray.
L. U. Austin ot Ashland Is at the Puxton.
John H. Amos of Lincoln Is at the Mlllard.
II. It. Uoulnson of Kimball Is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.Frank
Frank W. Ooff of Nebraska City U at the
Casoy.
F. Faulkner of Schuylor Is a gueat at the
Mlllard.
Mrs , L. Mathowa ot Fremont is at the
Pax ton ,
H. H , Cirl filths ntul wlfo ot Albion are at
the Cajo.v.
Dr. Leas , mayor of Cbudron and ono of the
live , onorgotio men of the northwest , Is In
the ulty ,
Miss Llzzlo Goldman , who presides over
the Casey news stand has boon seriously ill
for several days.
A very small pill , but a very coed ono. Do-
Witt's Little Early Klsow.
FOR THE COMING ART SHOW ,
Western Ar Atsjolation Btny Propiring
for Iti Annual Exhibition.
TO HAVE MANY ATTRACT VE FEATURES.
Ilcnutirul mid Pnitinti * Palntlnga Will
lie rflioxvn ntul Hiiro and Curl-
OU8VorksP. . 1) . Ar-
inottr'a ( Jcnorimlty.
Exposition ball was ttio scene of great
activity yesterday. A force of carpenters
and artUts , nnitor the supervision of Mr.
George . LInlngor and Mr. O. P. ( Ratlin ,
liavo possession of the largo hall and are
rapidly converting It Into a very attractive
art gallery.
The fall exhibition of the \Vostem Art
association will open In that bulldlne next
Mouoay and the present Indications are that
this will bo the most successful and most
elaborate exhibit , over undertaken by the
association.
The tlrst lloor will bo devoted largely to
foreign work ana loaned pictures. Creigh-
ton college has aslcoa for n largo space , ana
workmen wora busy yesterday preparing tno
cases for the college exhibit.
from isI AtttMUtloiiH.
The cases on the main floor are arranged
In the form of a double cross and roach the
full length and Width of the hall. The llgbt
will bo coed and the accommodations first
class. In addition to the great pic
tures already mentioned In THE HER
that are to become a part of this grand
exhibit , the Chicago Art Institute has al
ready sent twonty-llvo cases of painting * to
bo shown and more will follow. The art
school at Utica , N. Y. , has also applied for
space.
Tboro will bo an oxtonstvo display of Indian -
dian relics and curios In the south sldo of
the gallery under the supervision of Mr.
Julius Mover and Dr. Kohnstamm. Malor
Clnrusou has consented to superintend the
military and army relic display , whlcn will
also bo In the gallery.
The north side of the gallery has been set
aside for the work of the Western Art asso
ciation and a great many pieces in oil and
wntor colors are already on tno spot and nro
being arranged on the wall.
Special procautton has been exorcised with
regard to MiJoty. It will bo absolutely lin-
possible for lira to got n start in the hall , for
two largo hose will bo kept in the building
constantly connected with the hydrant , and
a special detail of ofllcers for day and night
will keep watch eve the valuable produc
tions on exhibition.
Mr. Linlnger , Air. Cntlin and Mrs. Brlggs
will bo at the hall every day this week. A
telephone ybas bcon placed In thn ofllco so
that these who have pieces they will loan or
which they wish to exhibit may communi
cate with the superintendents at any time
by telephone. The number of the nhono Is
Gil ) .
I' . I ) . Armour's Generosity.
Unprecedented Interest Is manifested In
the exhibit by all classes. Everybody seems
disposed to aid it to a successful issue. Mrs.
E. A. Cudahy , wife of Omaha's great packer ,
recently wrote to Mr. Philip D. Armour , the
Chicago millionaire , asking that gentleman
to loan some of his valuable canvases for the
occasion. Following is a copy of Mr. Ar
mour's generous reply :
CIUCACO , III. , Nevi ) . My Dear Mrs Cud
ahy : l have yoiirsof Novembers and fully
note It. I would clitiily ot you luivo any
thing I possess In the art lino. I don't bnllovo
I rually liavo anything worthy of the trouble
of sending so far awiy. If your association
wishes to send to my hoiiso and see what I
have , I will see that anything selected Is for-
wim'ed. I'vo no very expensive pictures , and
liuvo no treasures that compare with General
Alder's. I've had two or three of mlnu in a
gallery with bis , iiml the contrast wns so
atrlMn ? that I don't believe they compare
favorably. At all events I've nothing to com
pare In cost with his. I really wish I had
snmethlnt : to .send you as I would particularly
like to accommodate you ; but I don't feel
that my pnlntlnua would no of enough signifi
cance to fioiut them Unit'Ions distance.
Air. Laytou has purchased most of them ,
and I think he has made verv sensible selec
tions : but I've nothing notable. They are
simply things that please my family , and my
Idea of such things is so Simula that I hardly
believe you would feel It much credit to you
if I forwarded you anything.
* * * * *
Wishing you every success and being willing
to send you anything I have , I inn , very sin
cerely yours , I'liiiai * 1) . AUMOUU.
First Bad Boy HI there , Jimmy 1 Wotycr
snipe from that drug store I
Second ditto Ther nicest thing yor ever
see como on and have sum.
Second bad boy nulls out bottle of Halter's
Buro Cure Cough Syrup ,
First ditto-On , my I ain't that bully I
Second ditto Botcacr life , ma says it's
best thing she ever saw for coughs and colds.
Hull' Hut H Kiist.
On Monday , November 10 , the Chicago
cage & Northwestern railway will place
on rftilo tickets to Indianapolis , Ind. , and
return at half faro. Good returning till
November 21. For further information
apply at city ticket ollico , 1401 Farnam
street.
S13VE It AIj""si. IIEAIBS.
1'laiin U hloli Will Keep the Ilcnl
Kstnte Oivnera Association liuny.
The directors of the Uoal Estate Owners
association held their regular mooting yes
terday attornoon.
On motion of Mr. C. Taylor , the president ,
secretary and Major lialcombo wore ap
pointed a committee on government sup
plies. Mr. Taylor explained that a very
largo amount of supplies were purchased for
this department of the army , but these sup
plies were purchased at other points , whoioas
they might as well bo purchased in Omaha
anil thus Increase the bulk of business huro
by about fTfi.OOU per month. The committee
wll take the matter in hand at once.
The following resolution was Introduced
and laid over until the next meeting :
It having been brought to tliJ attention nf
this association that the county commission
ers ot Doug.as county have hfiiiindored | and
spent , contrary to law , a liirno amount of the
tax payers' money. It therefore becomes the
iluty of this association to at once have suit
commenced against said commissioners , or
suuh of them us have aided or abetted In such
llh'gul expenditure , and their honilxiiion , to
recover all monies spent by them contrary to
law and likewise criminal prosecution for mis
demeanor of olllce.
The manufacturing committee was In
structed to confer with Vice I'residont Clark
with a view to having the shops at Omaha
Increased by the addition of a car wheel
foundry.
The following resolution was offered and
adopted :
Uosolved , That the committee on manufao-
tuieM be dlreotod to confer with ( he general
iniuuiKors of the dliVorent railroads running
Into Omaha with a view of ascertaining
whether or not thov oini he Induced to estab
lish such car and n-p-ilr shops In Omaha as
could ho udviintiiKcoufcly used at this point by
their buveral companies.
Ono Minuto.
Ono ininuto time often makes a great dif
ference a cue miuuto remedy for bronchitis
choking up of the throat , lungs , etc. , fo
course is a blessing. Cubeb Cough Cure Is
such a remedy. For solo by-all druggists.
Cubeb Cough Cure-One miuuto.
The now Ilotal Brunswick , 10th and
Jackaon. with all modern improvement * .
Now opun for guests. Moderate prices.
WlfjljlNG TO KlIjU *
Attempted Murder the Itcaiilt of n
Neighborly Quarrel.
A report from thu fair grounds that a man
had been shot was telephoned Into the police
station at 7:10 o'clock last evening.
The patrol wagon , with half a dozen
ofllcere , started for the locality at once. The
shooting , what there was of It , occurred In
a little two-room house at 31KI1 North
Twonty-llrst street.
Two families ocouny the house , John
Bishop , with his wlfo and a couple of chil
dren , and James Peek , with a family of tbo
sumo size. Bishop Is repot tea to boa general
good-fer-nothmg and Is a frequenter of the
police court prisoner's dock. Peek Is reported -
ported to be little butter ,
Ono of Peek's caiturou was Impudent to
Mrs. Hlthop and bar .husband . slapped the
child. This made Peak nbgry and he drew a
revolver and threatened to shoot Hlshop ,
Mrs. Bishop ehlnped In And. with the assist *
anco of her hunband , pushed Peck out Into
the yard. It was then that Peek pulled the
trigger. The bullet xvhi&od pretty close to
Bishop's head and burled iUolf In the wall ,
doing no harm. i ,
Pcok nr , once fled to some neighbor's house
Mounted Oniccrs Munis' \Vllborslaycd to
look him up and arrestihlm for shooting with
Intent to kill. _ . _
The soft glow of the tea rose is acquired by
ladles who use Po/.zosi's COMPI.KXIOX Pow-
licit. Try It. _ _ '
Bnrknlow & Uoot < 014 N. 10th , just re
ceived carload choice Michigan apples.
Honrd of IC.vainlncrs Heoritniil/.cd
Applicants Tor Ijlucn.sn Kx tminod.
LI.NCOI.V , Nob. . Nov. 12. [ Special to Tun
BEB ] The board of examiners of the Ne
braska State Board of Pharmacy mot at the
capital building yesterday and reorganized
by the election of tbo following ofllcurj for
the ensuing year : Max Becht , Omaha.
president ; . D. Hallar , Blair , vice prcsi.
dent ; M. E. Shultz , Beatrice , vice president ;
James Heed , Nebraska City , treasurer ;
Henry L ) . Boydon. Grand Island , secretaries.
The president appointed tno following com
mittees : On finance , Hullar and Shulton
violation of law , James Heed ; on printing
and supplies , Boydon , Kecd and Docht.
The subjects for examination wore assigned
ns follows : Practical pharmacy , James
iteod ; theoretical nhannacy . D. Hnllar ;
matona inodlca , H. I ) . Boydcn ; toxicology ,
Max Bccht ; chemistry , M. E. Schultz.
Thlrty-thren applicants were present and
examined , of which number thu following
named persons 'vero successful in passing
tbo examination and received their corlili-
catos as registered pharmacists iu the stale
of Nebraska : Frank Alloy , Louisville ; J.
V. Boghtol , FriendV. ; . A. Brokaw , Cedar
Bluffs ; J. C. Brown. York ; C.V. . Dodson ,
Tccumsoh ; H. T. Davis , Chndron ; J. W.
Hooper. Upland ; C. F. Holt , Friend : Ekll
Jouos , Friend ; F. If. .Tenon , SnringviowV. ; .
1C. Johnson , Randolph ; Frank NovliM ,
Exeter ; Mrs. S. Hoyds. Ansloy ; H. B. Hod-
mon , Henderson ; D. J. Husickn , Dodge ; \V.
H. Sell ) , Lincoln ; Albert L. Stoidl , Crete ;
II. H. Trover , Palmyra ; G. A. Thompson ,
Ponca ; I.V. . Haughoy , Elmwood.
All pharmacists who have changed their
ad dross nro requested to report the same at
once to the secretary. Thn board adjourned
to meet at Onu.ha February 9 , ISO'.1 , in the
parlors of the Hotel Dellono , iu.d at Lincoln ,
February 10 , IS'Jin tno state house.
Constipation poisons the blood ; DoWitt's
Little Early Hisers euro constipation. The
cause removed , the disease is gono.
piano. Now scale. Now
tuning device. Sold on installments.
Ilaydon Bros.
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&OCM7J OMAll.l.
Ynrcl mill Ollico Notes.
A. J. Snowdon , a prominent patron of this
market , was hero with fifteen cars of cattle
shipped from Whitman.
T. Gilpln of Rambo , Colo. , brought in four
cars of cattle and A. W. Merglomnu of
Pueblo , Colo. , had one car here.
Geonjo P. Smith , h" Colorado rangeman
who has boon hero for some days looking
after his cattle Interests , returned to Denver
yesterday.
W. P. Samson brought in two cars of cat
tle from Pueblo , Colo. C. P. Mondenhalt and
Mr. Scribnor of the same place marketed two
loads each. ,
J. E. Banter , Long Pine , Frame Walker ,
Ainswortb , and G. F. Scovillo , Hartington ,
were among the prominent hog shippers on
yesterday's market.
Montgomery , Swan & Co. sent in cattle
from Van Tassoll , Wyb. R. Tail had three
cars hero from Islip and W M. Lauman had
eight cars also from Islip , Wyo.
At thu close of tno season tho" quality of
western range cattle received hero becomes
poorer , owing to the fact that most ranchmen
ship the tops of their herds early m the sea
son , and the cattle comirtg to market now are
mostly tailings , therefore but few rangers
sold last week for over 1 per 100 pounds.
Wyoming commit ' < > nli Market.
John Smy the , n prominent Wyoming cattle
man , was ut the Dclmonico yojtorday. Ho
brought in his last bunch of cattle for tbo
season. Ho says that within the p.ist year
at least twenty of his neighboring ranchmen
have diverted their shipments from Kansas
City and Chicago to this market. There is u
growing feeling among the cattlamon in the
gro. t northwest that South Omaha is fast
running ahead of Kansas City. Shipping
through to Chicago is becoming loss common
also , owing to the very high freight rate * .
The bridge toll alone at Council Bluffs
amounts to $1 per car , which eats up much
of the pro tit.
Held Uo liy Footpads.
About 8 o'clock Wednesday evening M. and
C. Smith , two ofllco boys In the employ of
Swift ft Co. , while carrying two time checks
amounting in all to some $ iri to bo deposited
in the South Omaha National banit , were
hold up on Railroad avenue , near the Q
street viaduct , by two mon and forced to
discorgo at tno point of a pistol.
The boys at once reported the robbery to
the police , but were unable to desjribo their
assailants.
Dusty Streets.
The city council at its last meeting ordered
that N street bo washed by the lire company ,
but owing to tbo sudden cold snap hascausea
tbo cleaning to bo postponed. The present ,
condition of N street and Twenty-fourth. Is
very bad. When a strong northwester gets
gyrating along these two streets the clouds
of dust that blind pedestrians would make
the desert of Sahara green with envy.
Majrio City .Miniature ) .
II. H. Bowlnnd of SpringviowJs visiting In
this city.
Miss Nolllo Bayliss has returned from
Lincoln.
The daughter of Mr. Wyma'j Is very low
with diphtheria.
Fillmore Dorsoy of Herman was a welcome
Magio City visitor.
W. D. Bassott and Henry Ilarlow of Blen-
coo , la. , nro in the city.
The policemen's ball was a financial success
$27.i having boon realized.
S. Scribnor and W. Bowen ot Gunnison ,
Colo. , wore visiting at the yards.
Real estate transfers amounting to $3,000
were Illou in ttio clerk's ollico yesterday.
Charles Ray , a vug and incorrigible drunk ,
was given fifteen days at the county jail.
A. Zimmerman , accused of assaulting
Charles Hyman , wns found guilty and bent
up for ten days.
Bon S. Ac'ums has returned from Lincoln ,
whore ho took ? ll',000 In ' bonds of gr.f'iug
districts 1 , 2 , 3 and 1 to b'lJ registered.
L. ii , Gnrham , gonei'al' ' western agent for
the Rock Island , with headquarters nl Salt
Lake City , returned homo last evening alter
a few nays sojourn in the Moglo City.
The splendid new Prosbytorhui church ,
Twenty-fifth and J streets. Is fast neuritis
completion. The odiilce will bo ready for oc
cupancy about the mldtile-of next month.
Chris Anderson was.im before Judge King
yesterday , charged with stealing clothes
valued at $ JO , from Gus Schmciz. Chris
will board at thu city' * icxpocso for liftoou
days. , H „ ,
Julius Pngo , infant.son of Mr. and Mrs.
Madson , Twenty-fifth lilid N streets , died at
1 o'clock Wednesday Tbo Interment was
at'J o'clock yesterday attornoon In Laurel
Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Porter , wlfo of Charles L. Porter , a
well-known and popular citizen , died ut the
famllv residence at t ) o'clock yesterday
morning. She will bo burled Saturday
afternoon In Laurel Hill ,
Fine as silk Halter's Gorman Pills ,
Organs from 325 up. Easy torms.
Ilaydon Bros.
i ! ; Permits.
The following permit * were issuoj by the
superintendent of buildings ytmorl.iy :
( icorgti N. Illeks , two-story frame dwell-
Inir , 1 IM : South Tlilrty-llrbt Htrt-et . . . . 3 , ' )
Two minor permits . 1UO
For corn sbucUurs Holler's Australian
Salvo.
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla - Of perfect purity.
LemonI
Lemon - Of grout otronBth.
Almond -
Rose etc.rj Flavor ns dollcatoly
and dcllclouslv aa the f rash fruit
Visitor ; I DON'T snn now I CAN GIVE MY
CHILDREN A TASTE FOH KCAD1NC.
Jlfn. Drowning ; IT 's AN EASY MATTER.
I SUUSCR1DE I'OR "ST. NICHOLAS. "
DO YOU ?
_ _ _ _ _
LoDuo's Periodical Pills.
The French remedy acts directly upon the
generative organs and cures.suppression uftlio
menses , J'Jor throii for & " > . and can bo mailed.
Should not lie used diirlngproimuncy. Jobbers ,
drngglstsaml the public supplied by Goodman
Dm ; Co. , Oinahii.
SKCTT S
PHYSICIANS , SURGEOIIS and SPECIALISTS ,
1409 DOUGLAS ST. ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Oillco honm from 9 n. m. to 8 p. in , Snndaj
from 10 a. m. to 1 1 > . m.
Specialists IB Chronic , Norvons , Skin and lilocxi
Discuses.
C3 ? " Consnltntion at office or by mail froo.
Medicines sent by mail or oipr ns , ocnroly
packed , free from observation. Guarantees to
euro quickly , safely and pormaaently.
The most widely and favorably known special
ists in the Unitp.1 Stntoa. Their Ions experience ,
romarknblo skill nnd universal Microns in tlio
treatment and euro of Nervonn , Chronic and 8ur-
Kical UicpneOR. entitle these eminent physician *
to the full confidence , of the atllictod everywhere.
They guarantee :
A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CUKE for tbo
nwfnl plfects of parly vice and the numerous ovila
that follow in its train.
PRIVATE , BLOOD ANB SKIN DISEASES
speedily , completely and permanently cu.-pJ.
NERVOUS DEBILITY AND 8EX7AL DIS-
OKDEKS yield readily to their skillful treat
ment.
PILES , FISTULA AND RECTAL \ .
guaranteed cured without paiii or detention
HYDROCELE AND VAH1COCELE pprraa.
neiitly and Bucccesfully cured in every cm o.
BVIMIILIB , OONOHUIKFA , GLEET , Hpornm-
torrluca , Heminol WoaknpsH , Lost Manhood ,
Night Kmissionn , Decayed Faculties , Fcmalo
Woukuotm and nil delicate disorders peculiar to
either Bex poHillvoly cured , as wll as all func
tional disordcra Hint , result from youthful follies
or the excess of mature years.
Qil'lftllPP Guaranteed permanently cnmd ,
Oil IOIIII C removal complete , without cut-
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homo by patient without a momenta imin or
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TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN
ACnta fliro Tlio awful effects of early
OUI O UUI C vice which britiKS organic
wcaknpHR , dpstroyinR both mind and body , with
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Ht'Q RpftQ Address these who Imvo Impar-
Ul O. Dcllo od thcmmqlvpH by improper in
dulgence and solitary hnbitx. which ruin both
mind and body , unfitting them for business ,
Btady or marriage.
UAHUini ) MEN , or these entering on that
hnppy life , nwaio of pbbicul debility , quickly
assisted.
IS Send C cents posta o for celebrated works
on Chronic , Nervous and Delicate DiHoaeos.
Tlionnands cured. t f"A friomlly letter or call
may Bavo you fntnrn BulTerinu mid elmmo , nnd
mid ( 'oldeu } piirs to life. Cf ? No letter answered
unloHH nccompaniod by t canto iu stamps.
Addroes , cr call oa
DBS. BETTS & BETTS ,
I4Q9 Douglas St. ,
OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA.
A ( JKNtllNK.MlCUOIln KIM.KIlUKIDirS (1KUM
KltADlCATUlt-Curoi nil dlsomui uocniiso Ukllli
the mlcniliu or L-arin. I'm up atia riitilluil In IJ. SI
nil , Ji sizes , tlio latter 2'i calluni. Hi3nt anfvrliort )
preiudon rcculpt of Price or IX O. I ) . Wuluuo : i
uunraiitoi t > curu. Thu nutilla trnJu mitt tub
bum HI pllpil hy the Klnilcr I > r > u Com I'm v
ninahaO.A Molclio * . H twurtl M yur * anil n. I *
S'yknr . South Om.thn ; A I ) . Fcutar , anilM.J
Kills Coili
( WHY
Do you Iciioivthnt 11 llttlo CongU
In a. duiicorotiH thins 1
\ DOCTOR
Will Stop a Cough at any time
aud Cure the worst Coltl in
I twelve hours. A 25 Cent bottle
Iznay save you $100 iii Doctor's
! bills-may Bavo your life. ASIC
| YOUR DRUGGIST TOR IT.
ooor > .
Dr. Acker's English Pills
; CDUHi INPIGliSTION.
Pinoil , plfiiinut , u fuTurllo itllli llio Iitillri.
S W. IL , 11OOKEU CO t * W. Uroailway , N. Y.
rou H AMitv icniN * ro. and
AN &McCONNKMj , OMAHA.
( ; < HHirrlu 'ti , < . .li't uml I ciicoiju' < i
cured In 2 days by the I'rcnuli Kuiuudy unlit-
It'll tlio KINO. It dissolve * nuuliist and Is ab.
Borbud Into the Inlliiniuil jmru Will rnfiiud
mimiiy If It doe * nut eiiru , or cantos stricture
( Juntlumrii , liuru U n rulhiblii urtlulo. $1 a
iiiso , or S fur f 1 pur malt prepaid. MvUur
& l/unu , Utmilij.
I'Uo's llcmalr for Cuarrli It the
Ucst , Uiuluil to Use , au ] Cheapest.
Bold by drtizaliU cr ncnt tr raall ,
Uk. Ii. T. ll fltlnc , NVurrun , 1'u.
Keeping
Komfortable
Is just as easy and not half so
expensive as getting chilled
through and either taking cold
from it or being unfitted for
attending to your duties to the
best advantage.
MEN'S
OVERCOATS ,
S1O.OO
garment can bo Imil for tlmt prli-o. \ \ 4
A warm , well innilo , good appearing
have bettor ones for more nionoy. Hut , you uocil not bo shy of a cheap ovorcout in
our house , because CHEAPNESS with us iloo3 not moan INl-MilUOUtTV. Wo
nmlio all our own clothing iintl guarantee it.
Every conccivablo cloth , maUo anil trimming is to bo founil lit the overcoat
room , -JlxSS , occupying tlio entire ltd lloor. There are thousands of thom.ali now ,
for this win tor's trado.
Boys' Overcoats , $4 and $5.
In the Children's department , wo have Chlldron's Capo Kilt Overcoats , sizes
3 to ( t years , at SH.fiO , $1 , $5 and upwards.
Hoys' School Overcoats , all wool , sixes 7 to IS , SI , $ " > and upwards.
Ulbters , with or without capo , sizes 5 to lit , from So up.
Hoys' and Youths' Box Coats and Ulbtors , sizes M to 18 , from $7.00 upward.
Warm Underwear , 50c , 75c and $1
The largest and best selected underwear stock in the west.
That SOUNDS big. Como in ami see if it doesn't LOOK just as biff.
Heavy Gr.iy Random Mixed , GOo a garment.
Heavy Blue Mixture , regular SI article , for 7oc a garment.
' Heavy Camel's Hair and Natural Gray Wool for $1.
Wo have the liner grades at just as low prices proportionately. Wo carry as
high class goods as any gents' furnisher in the city. If wo can't suit you in un
derwear in both quality and price it will surprise us.
Browning , Kino ; & Co. ,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS.
Southwest Corner i5th and Douglas
SEND FOR CATALOGUE OPF.N TILL 8 P. M. EVENINGS , SATURDAYS TILL 10 O'CLOCK ,
NO GTJR.E1NO ! F > A.Y.
1816 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
lUanj ypr.iV oxporlonco A rcRiilar erndunle In modlclno as diplomas sliow. Is mill treating rltli th
RreiiteatauccossnII NOIVCVIS , Chronic nnil I'rlvnto minuses. A periiunont cum sunnintcoil for < i\turrli
Rpenimtorrliono , Lint Mnnlioo I , Semln l Weakness , NUht I.ossco , linpolcnor , Brphllli , Btilcturo. ind nl
dlioriiosof lltu Illutirt , Skin nnd tltln < rj Organs. N II. I Kimrantce 'OJ furuYorj case I unaertuko nnd full
. . OUloo hour -0 . m. to b . m.u
to euro. Consultation fri-o Hook ( Mystarles ot Ll e ) tani tr o. a. p.
19 . ' 10. to 12 m. Bond stamp for repljr.
Not so much what
you put into ad
vertising as what
you can get out of
it. " Into and outt
of" are two im TRADE MARK.
portant consider-
ationsfor ! &theadver-
tiser : that flwe're suc-
cessful in bringing
hand- some re
turns to our pat
rons , many adver
tisers know. You
certainly should
not let your adver
TRADE MARK. tising without first
ascertain- ing what
we can defer for you ,
for with a skilled
designer , adver-
tisement , writer ,
artist , a score of
experts , a thor
ough knowledge
of newspaper val
ues ; and from the
of TRADE MARK.
letters patrons
expressing T1IGIR
gratitude to uswe
know that we can
give you figures
that speak , and facts
that can be proven.
% ALDEN FAXON ,
Ne\t | mi > er
ADVERTISING AGENTS ,
Cr k dl W , Tblril HI. ,
. CINCINNATI , OHIO.
TRADE MAI1K.
FUR CAPES.
MEN'S FUR
OVERCOATS.
nnd All Fashionable
CLOTH AND PLUSH CLOAKS
JsrBond for Vuiblon Hook mulled froo.
Reliable ) Manufacturers
. 1914103 Stale SI. , Chicarjo.
MOORE'S
Docntur , 111. , Nov. 21 , ' 89.
Dr. J. B. Moore , Ooiiv Sir : I luiva
for yours psist beou troubled with bll-
UoiiHnosBiuiil tondonoytokitlnoy troublo.
Your Trco ofLtfo Is the only roniody I
liuvo over found Hint tfiivo unllro roliof.
I cheerfully rccominonil it to thcHO who
nmy bo Buttering from kindred diseases.
T. J. Mini , ,
Ex-Moinbor 111. Lofjialuturo.
Mooro'a TroooT l.lfu. mpoiltlTO curs tar
mdl.Wur < iiuplilnl and till b ooJ itluiia ( , ) ;
puytosuiTar wnon ruuoin urJJormltj ; Hojrj'i
Trooof Ufa. tuuUrait 1.1 fJ lUuolr !
SAVE YOUR EYESIGHT
THE OPTICAL
NEW HOUSE
OK TIIH
ALOE & PESFOLD CO. ,
Practical Opticians
And brnnch nf world ronnwnud option ! italillih.
uiuiit or A. H. Alou A Co. , HL Ixiuli. Our inethod Ii
luporlor to nil ulliuni our l n e re upurlor. will
not we.irr or tire tlio a jutTba fratuei proptrlr d-
( oitud to thu ( AC * .
Eyeo Tcatocl Free of Churcco.
Prices Low for First-class Goods.
TIIK ALOH &PKNFOLU CO ,
IMS 16th St , next door to P. O. ,
Crolfrhtoa Hloclc.
"JOSEPH GILLOtrs"
STEEL PEWS.
C.OLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS