8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , MARCH 3 , 1892.
HUNTING FOR SAPPY BOARDS
An Investigating Oommitteo Pays a Visit
to tbo Kollom School ,
ALLEGED DEFECTIVE WORK EXAMINED
f'Oj-Cnntraclnp llnyilon She Some t'oor
Work Tliut lln Did llltnii'ir nml
Homo That Ollinr * Did
The llcnult.
The now Kollom school buildmgntTwonty-
oconu * nnd Paul streets was Inspected by tbo
Board of Education committee on buildings
nnd property yostcrdiy for the purpose of as
certaining the truth or falsity of certain state
ments made by MA D. I. Hayden , ono of the
subcontractors , with reference to the laying
of the floors.
Mr. Hayden had presented n sworn state
ment to the effect that In several of the rooms
there was no paper laid between the llrst and
iccoild layers of flooring. The specifi
cations call for tar paper between thcso floors ,
anil the board Instructed the cammlttoo on
buildings and property to Investigate. Only
Mr. Euclid Martin und Mr. Corvoll from the
committee wcro present , but Superintendent
Hamilton. Contractor Mongodoht , Mr. Hay-
den. Mr. Nelmoyor and several other work
men nnd n BUB reporter vroro eye witnesses
to the Investigation.
The first charno made by Mr. Hayden was
that sappy and rotten boards had been used
In the lloort. Ho was * astced to point out
these dofocttvo boards and ho proceeded to
do 10. Ho pointed to six boards In different
rooms * on too first und second floors that ho
called sappy.
Mr. Noltnoyor , tbo foreman , planed the
boards off and the snnvlngs were carefully
examined. The boards wore all found to bo
dry nna Mr. Hayden admitted that thrco of
them were not sappy. Two others ho claimed
had boon sappy because they showed blue
and black streaks through them. Ouo board
had evidently boon a sappy ono. It was
Btnlnod blacit by tbo effects of the water
which had at some llmo held lodgment In it.
The committee thought that about the only
really objectionable board found. Both
Mr. Martin ana Mr. Coryoll pronounced the
floors very satisfactory In the main.
The next cbargo was that no paper had
been put down botwcon tbo floors in some
rooms.
AI tor a long war of words between Mr.
Hayden and Superintendent Hamilton , Mr.
1) . O. Hayden , brother to the subcontractor ,
agreed to show the rooms where no paper
had been laid. In the southeast room on the
second floor the auger was put through the
floor near the center of the room and paper
was found.
"You won't find any paper hero , " said Mr.
D. C. Hayden , stepping a few feet farther
oast.
' Put the auger down hero , " said Mr. Mar
tin , nnd sure enough thcro was no paper
found at that nolnt.
"Tho paper begins nt the cast sldo , " con
tinued Mr. Hayden , "where wo began to lay
the tloor but It only continues about throe
foot. Then there Is no paper until you got
pretty well toward the center of the room. "
"How did that napponi" asked Mr.
Martin.
"The work was done according to instruc
tions. " replied Mr. Haydon.
"Who gave you such Instructional"
chipped in Superintendent Hamilton.
"Mr. Mongodoht , " was Havdon's answer.
It was now about time to hoar something
from Mr. Mengcdoht and it looked for a mo
ment ns tbouph the Ho direct and possibly
blows would bo passed. But Mr. Mongc-
doht appears to bo a patient and self-pot-
sesscd man , so bo simply denied that he had
over given instructions that no paper should
belaid.
"Hayden told mo several times , " said Mr.
Mentrodoht , "that it wns all nonsense -
sense to put paper between the
floors and that it was a croat deal of trouble
for him to put it down. I told him that the
specifications called for the paper and I
must have it put there. I would not have
had him fail to put paper In there for $1,000 ,
and told him so. It's a very small item of
expense anyway. 1 bought paper enough
and sent It up hero to cover all these Moors
nnd I fullv expected that he would put it
down. When ho failed to put down the
paper ho was violating the Instructions I
gave him. "
Then Mr. Hamilton had his Inning. Hn
oxnlplnod that ho had found Mr. Havdrn's
men In that Identical room laying floor with
out paper under it uud bad ordered them to
tear it up and not to lay any moro In that
manner. That nortion of the floor laid after
Mr. Hamilton had discovered the difficulty
was examined with the auger and paper was
found under it.
Mr. Hayden then pointed out certain
places In other rooms nnd in the hall where
there was no"papor. Ho also called attention
to the defective work on the moulding around
the wainscoting.
"Who diu tbut work ? " Mr. Martin nskod.
"My men did it , " sold Haydon.
"And you brought us up here to exhibit
the defects In your own worlr , did youi"
"Well , it seemed to please Superintendent
Hamilton all right. Ho didn't catch onto in
Ho don't know a poor job when ho sees it , "
continued Hayden , as ho passed around the
room showing whore the moulding on the
wainscoting failed 16 fit the window casing.
Tbo "defects which Hayden pointed out
In the wainscoting appealed to the
committee to DC very trivial and Mr. Hey
den wns asked to point out the rotten Hoards
spoken of In hisaffidavit. Ho failed to find
ony rotten boards but sal that ho meant
boards that had been sappy for a long time
nnd had a sort of dry rot In them.
This brought tbo investigation to an end ,
and after looking the building through tbo
committee considered several minor changes
suggested by the suDorlutoiidcnt in reference
to the outer doors and the main hall.
The committee will report at the next
mooting of the board.
Sufferers from catarrh ran find relief nnd
n sure cute by using Plso's Homodv for
Catarrh. All druggists , DOc.
BRIDGING CUT-OFF.
ConimlsMcmcT ! ! Vury Munli nisniipolntcil lit
tliu Action of the Council.
It was with some degree of disgust that
the members of iho Board of County Com
missioners road the proceedings of Tuesday
night's council mooting , or nt least that portion
tion referring to the disposition of Raymond
Brothers' contract for constructing the
bridge over Cut-Off lake , on the line of Amos
nvonuo.
County Commissioners Berlin , Stouborg
nnd Tlmmo today stated that the boundary
line cojld cut no figure , us tbo city's contract
provided for the construction of 400 feet of
tbo bridge eastward from the wcstsboro of
the lake. That portion of the lake
had always boon In tbo Fifth
ward and no question had ever
boon raised as to the boundarv.
If there wni any question about the locution
of the eastern terminus , the county bad
taken all of the responsibility when It lot the
contract lor the construction of 1,200 foot of
the bridge. >
The commissioners suld they had acted in
goo'l faith nna would not have lot the con.
tract If it had not boon understood und
ngreod that the city would construct 400 feet
of the bridge ever the west tide of the lake.
They could not soy what would bo the result.
The county had let Its portion of the contract
and the contractor had commenced work. If
the Courtland Beach company would not
build the 400 foot there was nothing to aobut
conitruot the 1,200 foot of bridge out into the
lake and then let it stand.
Commissioner Tlmmo itatea that the con
tract wns lot more for the purpose of aiding
Omaha In securing a * pleasure report than
for any other purpose. The bridge could
benefit no person outside of Omaha and it
had boon so understood sincetbo day when
the scheme was first conceived ,
DoWltt't Sarsnparllla cleanses the blood ,
increases ino appetite and tones up the sys
tem. It has benofittod many people who
have suffered from blood disorders , It will
lielpyou. _
Exonerated ( lie Minister.
For the last few days the colored section
of the city has boon somewhat excited over
the reported trial of Kov , Mr. Ewlng. pastor
of Zlon Baptist church at Twenty-second
and Grant streets. It appears that the pas
tor UM boon giving losnous to a number of
young girls , nnrt ono of thorn named Jackson ,
who wns colling private Instruction , charged
Iho reverend gentleman with assault. Her
charge * were Investigated Tuesday night
nnd of the dozen present only ono favored
preferring a formal charge before tbo church.
I'ruUo Mnins Mrrlt ,
The success of Chamberlain's couch rem
edy In offfutlngn speedy cure of la grippe ,
colds , croup nnd whooping cough , has
brought It Into great demand. Messrs. Pontius
tius & Son of Cameron , O. , say that It has
gained a reputation second to none In that
vicinity , , lnmcs M , Queen of Johnston , W.
Va. , says It Is the best ho over used. B. F.
Jones , druggist , VVinona , Miss. , says ;
"Chamberlain's cough remedy Is perfectly
reliable. I hnvo alwuvs warranted It and
it never fulled to give the most perfect satis
faction. " CO cent bottles for snlo by drug
gists.
_ _
THE EAST OMAHA DECISION.
.Slum-hip of Wlmt thr States Claimed nnit
U'lmtTliry HrcoUml.
'Iho officers and stockholders of the Bast
Omaha Land company are footing unusually
Jubilant ever the decision of the United
States supreme court which has settled the
question of the boundary line between Iowa
and Nebraska , or at least that portion per
taining to ICflst Omaha.
As Is well known the case wont up from
'
the United States circuit court of 'Iowa.
10 very fact was nut In Issue am ) for morn
than a year n dcspcrato legal bnttlo was
waged.
From the start Iowa contended that the
boundary line was midway between iho
United States surveys of 1851 nnd 18M. This
line ran from a mile to n mile and u halt
north of the present channel of the river ,
through Bnsbo's bond , nnd throw ull Of the
Easl Omaha possessions into lown. Then It
ran duo west to a nolnt about ono mlle east
of Sherman avenue nnd then south about
1,000 feet oar.t of tbo water works pumping
station ,
Nobraski contended that the boundarv
line followed the channel of 1S7T ns the river
ran just prior to the cut-of. This position the
United States supreme court sustained. Tlio
decision places the antlro river frontage In
Nebraska nnd adds several thousand acres
of land. At the same time It places the boi-
tlo shaped tract in the bond of Iho river ,
where it flowed In the sprint ; of 1877 In
Iowa. Iowa gets the whole of the Courtland
Beach tract and some ' . ' 00 acres lying directly
south.
Tbo wording of the supreme court aocls-
lon. as handed down by Justlco Brewer , Is
The boundary line shall bo located where
Iho river ran in 1877 , previous to the cut-off ,
subject to such changes as may have been
brought about by the gradual shifting of the
channel.
The next mflvo will bo to settle this
boundary line. An effort will bo made to
have It sealed uy a survey made Jolnlly by
the surveyor of Douglas county , Nebraska.
and the surveyor of Pottavvattamio , la. If
they cannot agree , the matter will go to a
commission to ba appointed by the govern
ment.
The officers of the East Omaha Land com
pany state that the decision will result in n
great boom for Omaha ana East Omaha. It
will add several miles of rlvor front which
has always boon claimed uy Iowa , and In
addition It will throw several thousand
dollars' worth of 'property Into Douglas
county for assessment purposes.
Hogardlnc the question of annexing East
Omaha to Omaha , tbo East' Omaha Land
company do not view the proposition with
any great degree of favor. They claim thnt
they have paved and graded streets , water
works nnd sewers , and do not see where they
roald gain any benefits by such a movo. To
annex their taxes , thov claim , would bo in
creased without receiving any corresponding
advantages.
A
Wo wish to make a suggestion to persons
troubled with rheumatism. Try u few ap
plications of Chamocrlain's Pain iBalm. If
thnt does not bring relief , dampen a piece of
flannel with the Pain' Balm and bind it on
ever tbo seat of pain. The first application
is almost sure to' relieve tno pain and by its
continued use many severe cases have been
permanently cured. 50 cent bottles for sale
by druggists. . m ,
TOO STOTJTjTO WORK.
Judge Korku Meets' a Collection of Olil-
Tlmo Druiikn ! in < l'V KnintK.
L. T. Hagers was the first victim to square
himself up before the police Ju'dgo yesterday.
Hagors Is a little too long for his clothes
and the. slzo of nls understandings suggest
difficulties In aisroolng. Ho wears a beard
which is woody and long and his tangled
locks are crowned with a boll slmpad hat of
the regulation boys' size. Ho operates a farm
about twelve miles from the city and came
to Omaba on business Tuesday , and after
wards full by tbo wayside. Ho was sen
tenced to go homo and take care of bis
family.
Barton lilies , the famous , again came up
smiling. Ho was sentenced to a bichlorido
institute a short time ago ; took ono shot and
proceeded to celebrate tfio event. There was
a bottle of "rod eye" on the taolo of the in
stitute. at the service of the patients. Bar
ton sampled it and decided unanimously that
his lines had fallen in pleasant places. In
cidentally , however , he hoard it remarked
that it would soon become itnpossibio 'or him
to swallow his free boozu and he wont away
sorrowfully for his thirst was great.
Wesley Israel , a sou of Ham , u-.is accused
of having no visible moans of support.
"Dunno what dat is judge 1"
"You'ro accused of being a man that won't
work , " shouted the ] udgo.
"Aw , that ain't right , jos you glnimo n
chauco and I'll ' show you. "
"All right ! Co ! down stairs and tackle tbo
white-wash brush. "
William Dwyer , n Hibernian , came Into
town looking for a Job and was arrested for
vngrancy ,
"Did you ever do any work , Dwyer } "
asked tbo judge.
"I aid that , your honor. I had n job wuuco
wld a clothing store. "
"What were you doing ! "
"I was carryin1 an advertisement for
thrco-dollar pants. "
"How long ago was thaU"
"That was two year ago lost October. "
"What have yea been doing alncol"
"Luckin" for another job. "
"Well , you need u rest. Thirty days : first
ton on broad nnd water. "
Sick UoaJackof Bo3cljiii's : PHh will curj
HUH ruitii in
Mr. Cioorgo Hunlon , ono of the proprietors
of the Hnnlon Brothers' attractions , nnd
who Is spending the present week In the city
with Fantasma , Is a heavy Investor in the
realty of several of the most flourls-hlng of
western cities. Several years ago Mr. Han-
Ion bought some Omaha property on west
Farnam street , nnd feels moro than satisfied
with the advance In price It has tnauo dur
ing the period of his ownership. Mr. Hun
lon has great faith In the future of Omaba ,
and is contemplating further investments ,
Ills big show , "Fnntastna. " is furnishing
him the money to do It.
Baking
Powder
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. "
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years jthe Standard ,
Delicious Cake and P < u > Try , Ught Flaky
Biscuit , CridJle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
. . No other baking 'poirdeTdoci luck wodb
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Some Points That Are Usually Overlooked
by Oasuiil Observers ,
IMPORTANCE OF THE STOCK TRADE
It * drouth n.Matter of.Surprise to Any Who
Jlino Not U'atchcMl It Cloqely I'liins
for the Iliiinnioml Additions
Approioil.
It may bo doubted whether moro than one-
half of the people In South Omaha ro.ilUo
how rapidly the live stock Interests of the
place nro developing. To n casual observer
the Increase In the amount of stock handled
Is not apparent or is so gradual that the difference -
feronco Is scarcely noticed , A glance at thn
figures showing the daily amount of business
transacted by the yards nnd packing houses
Is surprising to anyone who remembers what
these same llguroi footca up n year or two
ago.
ago.It wns only a short time ngo when the
patrons of the South Omaha yards pointed
with pride to the fact that 8,000 hogs had
once been received hero In ono day. This
was regarded as a wonderful achievement
und ns indisputable evidence thnt the Magic
City was destined to bocoma the second
greatest packing point In the United States.
The books of the Union Stock Yards com
pany show that during the mouth of Janu
ary the receipts of hogs exceeded 8,000 on
fourteen fcopamtc duyc. The total receipts
on these fourteen days amounted to 130,108 ,
an nvarngo of II.72J n day. That the local
domain ! for hogs Is fully equal to the market
Is demonstrated by the fact that the four
packing establishments slaughtorou over-
b.OOO hogs on Esovun duvs of iho some month.
The aggregate for the seven days wns U-SJ1 (
an average of 8,980 a day.
In comparing those figures with these of
other points it should bo romoinbcrcd thnt.
the uverago weight of tlio hogs received hero
was 270 pounds , against a similar nvorago of
' . ! > pounds at Chicago , so that thu handling
of 8,000 hogs here was equal to n business of
nearly 9.000 In Chicago.
That this increase In business will con
tinue Is not doubted bv any ono wno is fa
miliar with live stock.Interests. Ills n well
known fnot thnt tUo South Omaha market Is
nt nil tlmos proportionately higher than
Kansas City \\nen the difference In freight
rates Is tiiKon Into consideration. It Is in ex
pectation of a largo increase In shipments
during the coming .season that thu stock
yards and packing houses are about to invest
a roilnd million of dollars In preparing to
receive It. " ;
Democratic lrlmiiry DntcH.
The democratic city contrnl.committee mot
last evening nnd sot March IS forano day on
which to hold the primaries fromtj to 7 p. m. ,
and March 10 for the conveution.-Tno polling
places were fixed as follows.
t
First Ward Two doora south of Delone
hotel , Twentv-slxth street.
Second Ward Barber shop , ' Twontv-
fourth and Q streets.
Third Ward Fire engine hall , U strodt.
Fourth Ward Missouri Pacific railway
office.
Five delegates will bo allowed to each
ward. Judges and cloiks were appointed ns
follows :
First Wnrd T. U. Hatcher , E. H. Doud
nndDtivo Bloom.
Second Ward It Haunnnn , Joseph Derr-
rel and K. Pitzpntrick.
Third Ward-Chnrlos McCann , EJ Uyon
nnd Thomas Dowllng.
Fourth Wnrd J. W. Kelly , J. C. Howe
nnd Joseph Sif.
The city central committee ns reorganized
Is composed of Thomas Healoy , tJaruey
Kelly , Jehu Frey nnd Gus MuDonough.
. \ | > | > rent tinrians. .
A cablegram wns received list night an
nouncing that the plans for tno contemplated
ndditions to the Ueorgo H. Hammond com
pany's plant in this city have boon np"bro\'ed
by the officials of the compiny , who are now
in London. The plans were completed
some time ape and sent on to London for
approval. This being accomplished , the
work of construction will bj Uogun as soon
us possible.
"Juago" L. A. Davis , who aupsrintendoil
the erection of iho additional building two
yours ago , will return to Soutn Omaha next
week to take charge of the construction of
tbo new building.
llmo Sijjneil Articles.
Articles of agreement have b joa signed for
the ttig of war batwoon Iho champion SxVodes
nnd the German carpenters. The articles
provide that the Swede * nro to have the samn
men they had in thn drat , contest , while the
Germans have the piivlloo of utrcnglhonlng
their team. Each team must dcpislt &WJ In
the Packer's National b ink on or before noon
March 4 in addition to the 3T ) forfeit , already
posted. The contust will be in BHnn'.rluul
Friday night , March II , und the winning
team will win Sl.'JJi ) , 75 par cent of the guto
money and the championship of the city.
Printers' OlllcerH.
South Omaha Typographical union , No.
209 , has elected the following ortlceri : Presi
dent , C. C. Vnuirhn ; vice presidunt , E. G.
Smith ; financial tecrotary.j J. P.- Webb ;
rending secretary , A. E. Brigbam ; treasurer ,
E. G. Smith ; sergcant-nt-nrms A. E. Bri ?
hum ; executive committee , J. V. WobG ,
Alex. S'blegel and E. G. Smith.
NotVS lillll I'l-MOIlltlH.
Lewis Williams , who has been confined to
Compai
A careful comparison of Dr.
Trice's Delicious Flavoring
Extracts with the other fla
voring extracts offered for
sale , will convince any per
son that for strength , purity ,
delicate and natural flavor ,
Dr. Price's arc far superior.
Ladies of taste once having
enjoyed the delicious flavor
that is given to cakes , pud
dings , creams , etc. , by Dr.
Price's Vanilla or Lemon Ex
tract , could not be induced
to use any other.
Ttc I * eat. Faitctt anil Flnrit In the World.
PaSBunger accompdatlont unoxccllou.
MEW VORK. lONDONDEHRr AND GLASGOW.
NEW YOBK , aillTtAI/rk'l'iind NAPLES ,
At rovular lutcrvnls.
SAIQOH , SECOND-CLASS AND STEtRAQE
ratoaiinhmoit terma to and from Iho principle
HOOTCH , t 9U3B , 11I3U k ALL C01IIIKEHTAL POniTO-
Kicuralonllcketi > ii IUblu to return by clthtrthoplo-
tuntxiue Olrda & Kartli or Irclitnit or KaplM Olkrafur
Ertftj tl Uonir Orion fr it7 Amut it I wit Bun.
Applr to nnr of our local Agents or to
llllOTUKIfJ. Chlcauo , III.
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P-m EQUOT. f
the house with thofi-rip. was out again ycslor
day.
day.William
William Stownrt hdi returned from a visit
nt his old homo at MJccIo , Inih
James Condon of Ilillon , Neb. , Is visiting
friends nnd rolntlvoMiu town.
Mrs. A , H. Halo laumtortnlnlnR Mrs. Knto
Early nnd Miss Uavfeiol Columtuis , Nob.
John Sexton , spootnl policeman for the
Cmlnhy 1'acklli ? conman.r , It at work again
nf tcr a severe ntlaclciot the grip.
John O. Doyle ttf Swift & Co. has In-
vontcd an ImprovcuVbarrol rack which Is pro
nounced superior tomnynow In uso.
Will Pnildock , fonmcrlr of the American
District Toloffrnnhtoampnny , is lying nt the
point of death \vltlKqulck consumpUou.
Mr. I. Hrown , roprosontlnif M. Uoldsmlth ,
the Now YorK oattlo exporter , arrived at the
yards yesterday. Ho will bo the regular
buyer for the export trndo.
The Snrsflold Literary club has arranged
nu excellent program for the umilvcrsiiry of
the birth of Kobert IStnmot. The entertainment -
mont will bo ilven lu. Ulum's hall next Fri
day evening.
OOlcor Mllco IlntiRon Indignantly repudi
ates the statement of a aewlng mnehlno
npcnt nt the council mooting the other night.
Hanson says ho rented the machine nna the
rent is all paid up to dnto.
The suit of LoURhonberg and Ulark against
the city of South Omaha wn. decided In
favor of the city yesterday. The plaintiffs
nro the owners of the I'loneor block on N
street nnd olalmoa $0,000 damages on ac
count of the change ol griuio.
Ocorgo , Ilurko & Fraztor possess n curious
freak , given them by. George Hllss of Fre
mont , it is the bodv of a young calf with n
*
perfectly formed double heart. The I wo
heads nro Joined nt the bnso and face almost
in opposite directions. Euch bead nas Its
full complement of oars , eyes , etc , The
nnlmal UTIH the offspring of a cow owned by
Henry GofT of Fremont ,
Mr. Chns. A. Uladno , wholc.snlo denier in
dry goods , Statin ton , Va. . writes : I have
Hsod'Briutycrotino for headache and find It-a
good thing.
Tlio 1'ollrn Ilium ) AfTUIrH.
The action of the counc'.l In refusing
to npprovo the bond * of Go vernor
lloyd's recent appointments on the flro and
police board gnvo rise to rumors this morning
to the effect , that the new bourd would or-
Kiuib.o or nttempt to do so nnd lot results bo
what they mltrht.
JudRO Shields , ono of the outs , snys ho has
no Idea of what will bo the next move in the
police commUslon mudtlln. Tlioru has boon
no council of war and consequently no plan
of campaign. However , ho Is perfectly well
convinced in his own mind that ho Is ono of
the commissioners uucl there will bo n tight
for it In some way.
Ono of iho largest retail drug bouses In the
west. H. C. Arnold nt Kansas City. Mo. ,
snyb Br.ulycrotino is the greatest boon to
humanity in Iho world It euros every form
of headache.
Dr. Cullliuoro , oculist , tfos building
l.lcnnr * .
The following mirriago Hcousas wore. Is
sued by Judge EllenyestorJay :
Nnmo und Address " Aao.
JA S. Woodman. Omaha . , . Ill
I M.ie S. I'eck , Uenron . 2ri
I I ) . W. C'.irnnhull , I'octlitnd , Oio . 1T !
I O.irrlo M ( Jauly. Tdronto , Oau . S3
j Aithur Kromholil , Oniiilm . St ,
t Mnmlu lltlller , Omaha / . . 20
I I.onls .1. l.lntz , T Uiflno . 30
t hnclul lluilut. TalimiKO. . 13
That Grip , if it catches you ,
will probably leave you as it has
thousands or others , weak , nervous ,
in fact , your general health impaiied.
What are you oing to do about it ?
Ask your physician if Johann Hoff's
Malt Extract will help you. The
medical fraternity throughout the
woild lecommend it. It is a stand
ard icmedy for indigestion , general
debility , for weaknesses of women
and children , for catarrhal affections ,
and it is the first nutritive tonic. It
is specially efficacious in stomach
disorders , indigestion , dyspepsia.
Take it , and you can eat what you
please with no bad effects after
wards. The genuine have Johann
HotT's signature on the neck of the
bottle. Eisner & Mendelson Co. ,
N. Y. , Sole Agents.
THE MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company of New York
RICHARD A. McCURDY-PfiESIDENT.
Statement for the year ending December 31 , 1801
Asset t , - - - J7snaoyi3s as
Bcscrro on Policies [ American
Tnbln 4 % ) . . . . $ UO.On8 , 22 00
Mnlillltlfu other than Itcsme , o07IU C ! >
Surplus , . 12,0W,1II7 ; ( 1(1 (
Kcrelnta from all sourcm , . ; , ( : ! , ; ! M
I'ujmeiitsto I'ollij.lluldcrs , . lbi&5,711 bO
Illsks assumed ami rrnoiml ,
11)4. ) 470 imllrlPK , - - 007.171,601 00
Blskb lu furre , Jiiiv'iOi ' policies ,
nmouutliib- 095,753,101 03
NOTB , The above statement ihons n large Increase
over the business of iBip in amount nt rWncw business
assumed , payments to policy-holders , receipts , assets and
surplus ; aim includes as risks assumed only the number
ana amount of policies actually issued and paid for in
the accounts of the year.
THE ASSETS ARE INVESTED AS FOLLOWS :
Itcal Delate and llondiJfc. Mortgage
liaiu ( . 881,345,540 49
United Mitten Ilouds and other
Securities , . . . . . 57,001 , 45ft 78
loan on Collateral Ketorltlen , lU/-Jl.UOS 1)0 )
I'akh In llunUs and Innt Compa
nies at interest. I . . . 6,070,153 03
Interest ncrrued , l' nlumH lo-
ferrtd , etc. , - - - - f.,200,085 40
3S 08
I hive carefully examined the foregoing statement
nJ find the same to l > c corrccl.
4A < N , WATCRIIOUSE , Auditor ,
From the Surplus a dividend will bo apportioned
acusual ,
REPORT Of TBa'tXlUiniKQ COMIIITTU.
OSM of Tit Uutul lifolmruct Compinj of Xtv lorlt.
limit } 25 , im
it m ttag c ( tlii Burl U Trustees of ttb Comfinj , bdd on the
(31 ( diy of Ileumber , ulUE&ttt undesigned vert appointed t Cent -
to eiuust Uia tnnuiltutcment for tht jur ending Peoember
II , 1891 , and to renf ; the tun bnmpuuoi vith the useU of lie
OoOlMQITi
W wiamittM hi" ctrefullj performed tit duty ( signed to them.
ind hereby certify thtt ti tUUment ii In til jvticoUn correct , nd
Ihst Uu us U tpicifled thenin ut in poueuun of Iht Company ,
la miking this ocrti Jcite Hi Commute * bur teitlmonj to th > high
ihtrtcter c [ Uu liTUtmenU of Ue Ccaptnj and tiprtu their appro
bation of Iht ijiUm , order , and acearie j with whai the account ! and
roucAirt tin botn Vet , and tht linnets la general u transacted ,
H. 0. VON POST , RoacHr Gtvttiu
Qtofloi Duee , J. H. HCRHICK ,
JUUEN T , DAVIU , O , C , RociNtoN ,
Ji , O. HOIDEN.
_
ROBERT A. ORANNIS8 , Vict-PntciOiNT.
WALTER K < GILLETTE , - General Manager ,
FXEDEMIC CROUWILL , . . . Treasurer.
KUOKY MCCLINTOCK , . . . Actuary ,
W. K AUEN. General AKOIII ,
Npbrusku , North und South D.iKotu , Wyocnlii ;
nnd I ! tnh-
OcHiil. ai' the , rc > | ionslllu agents wanted , ni-
ply to W. 1' . Allfii , fiviicr.il iih'fiit , Onuhu.
Nob.
SANIMI.WOOII rAi'dlttiliS arj Ilia
UUUU bait aiutonlcnpiulei presrlbad tif
I H
i-eiiular i > h7lcl ni for Ibo curj of
tionorrboaand licUarifm froii-ltia urluir
Wurttcase * lu5JJf < - H.SJ vur box ,
AFTER THE GRIPPE ,
Tlio Grlppo IlcHponslhto for More
Dcntlis nflor llcuovcry than Durlnjt
ItnCoiirnc , How to Avoid the Dun *
Orlppo , In IHelf , Inline ! enough , dobllllixtlns
enough , lullt U the aftereffects , ttiu slownm
of recovery Hint give It Its Rront tlnnger. In
most cnsoi , the iicreon tllrt not Imvo Hiiniclent
vltiillty to rntly nftor the dlsrmso Itself lintl
passed. Tlio forces of nnttiro wore too weak
to contend with the debility which the Orlppo
hnil loft ,
It Is sntl to thlnlf how ninny people hnvo
died who mlslit huvo been R.ived It natiiro lintl
been properly assisted and fortified nftor the
Onppo lind been driven from the rystoin
Many physlolnns roullrod this fuel , mid as
sisted their patients over the tlnmrnrous after
olTccts by bracing tip anil stimulating tholr
systems. This was. and enn bo done In but
ono way. and that Is by the stoidy : und n od-
orntousoof some pure yet powerful stlnui-
lunt. There Is but ono absolutely pure and
medicinal gtlmuliint known to the profession
nnd to the public , and that Is DufTy's 1'uro
Mult Whiskey. The most prominent scientists
nnd physlclniiHof the land cnilouo Its purity
and valuo. It Is not a now whlsUoy , it has
been before the publlo for years. It Is not a
cheap decoction , but a pnro distillation. It
Impirts a tonu to the system possible In no
other manner and Bonds the blood counting
through the veins with renowcrt vlcor. His
suuiirlor In every respect and however much
any unscrupulous drupRUl orKro.-crmay seek
to li ad you to bollevu to the contrary do not
bo deceived.
To Cure Sleeplessness
Take bromide of tiotaih. ono ounce ; extract ol
hops , two drarlims : ' water , eight ounces ; mix.
Truce a table Fpoonful half an hour before1 cat *
Ing last meal and at bed time.
The above valuable recipe Is taken from the
Illustrated new book of I'M pages , \vhlcli
"
DRS. BETTS & BETTS
will send to any'nddress for -1 cents In stamps.
It Is full of valuable Information for the nick
nnd the welland IB a most reliable work , havlnc
been prepared and published by the most noted
and successful Specialists In America the
famous and popular
DRS. BETTS & BETTS
Whose successful cure ol more cases of
Nervous , Chronic
AND ,
Private Diseases
than any other physicians In the United States ,
Elves them a prestige possessed by none of tnslr
professional contemporaries.
In the treatment of
The equals of these gif W.
Kings of Specialists
are not to be found In all the length and bro din
of the land. They have plenty uf Imitators but
no equals.
Consultation free.
Call upon or address v.Ith stamp ,
OllSouth I4th St..N. K Conor 11
nnrt Douglas Sts.
Omaha , Neb.
M ; rn
m mm
SYR.INQEX ,
Tlio Only I'crfcct Vn lnal niul
Itl'ctnl Syrlruo In
tbu world
Is ( lie only nyrlniie ever In
vented by wrilcli vaginal In-
jecttoiH can bo administered
without lunklntt iintl sollliitf
the i.lotlilnu or m'co'ult Hint-
thu HBO ot no.nol. . mill
which enn alia bo IIS < H | fur
rectal Injections or Irrltf.i *
tlon
hOKl' 1IUIII1KII MUM ) nnd
iiAitu uuiiiiini
i'ltU'll , $ ! ! . .
Mull imltTl sollUtccl.
The Aloe & Pcnfold Co
/.7f/i Htffft ,
, V.rf t M'oMt of five.
I'livclc Inns proscriptions
curcfiill ) jircparoii nt low
in i. JT.I.IA i.uiiiiAiiD'-i UHIKXTALCU > : A.M.
' OH MAt.lCAl , IIHAUH'IICII.
Itoranvea Tnn ,
! , Moth Pntch.
e . lfn > n nna
bk I n Dliioatoa ,
anduverr bleni-
Uh un beaulf ,
anddcfleii detec
tton , . It linn
etuort the tout ol
< Ujoam , and Ute
to harm lean wo
I ami' , to bomira
It la proper ) ?
uiftilo. Accept
no counlorfolt
of Blmllurnuiiiu ,
Dr. U A , fitror
Hid to H. lady of
thu luiut ton ( n
lailent ) : "Ajjoii ludlo Mill use them IrecoHiuiond
lioiimud'i l renm'n the least harmful of all the
tkln prcpiirntloni. " Kor mlu br all DruitnleU and
Funcr GuoiU Dealers In the Untied btaUi , Cauadas
und ICuropu ,
yUKUT. H01'KINB.l'fop'r,37QrcatJonei St , N. Y ,
NEBRASKA
National' Bank.
*
U. S. DEPOSITORY. OMAHA , NEB
( 'apltu ! , . . . . if 100.000
Surplus. T 00,500
unicorn mid Ilruc'tiir ) llenrr W Ynlc , proililent
U. C , t'luhliiR , Tire pruHldent. C. b. Mnurlro. W V
Morto , Julin H. Conui * . J N U , 1'ulrlck , Low Is A.
Hoed , Canhlcr ,
THE1 IRON BANK.
Corner 12th and Farnam Sts.
Or , BAILEY r
Ilia Loading ilJ
* . \J
Dentist
Third Floor , Paxton nios'c. '
Cloplioiu I1) i > , Hit1 ! UllJ K.UM I U Sh
A full net of tenth on rubber for IV Perfiut lit.
Ti'i'Ili without platoi or romorabla brlUa wor ,
Juit the tiling for ln < or or puulla upoakorJi nirjr
ilroiirtoivn.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
AH llllluirt at roaf on Jbtu ratoi , all irark wirraat j I
Cat thlt out for a uuldu.
HI ! PCt INSTANT RELIEF. Vlntlcur
Mil n T laludnji , nj noier returui. No
I lbkw lpurc , uoulreni jnp < llorr.6iif-
* Hllll ftrn ola simple rvmouy Fra * . by mil *
of the spring season is always a welcome time
in a large clothing establishment , such asours ,
to every Individual connected with it , from the
heads of the house to the youngest salesman ,
employed in it ; from the man who buys the
goods to the man who tells you about them in
the papers. After long months of handlin
thick , heavy goods in darlc and sombre colors ,
to turn to the handsome shades and colors of
spring , is like turning from a dead stump in g
pasture to a fragrant bed of pansies in full
bloom. This spring it's a little "more so" than
usual. Such a radical change in styles has not }
been known in years before. Particularly is
this true in
MEN'S SUITS.
The shades and colors have never opened up
as handsomely as this spring's productions.
New shades of brown and blue and gray ; toney
tans ; handsome modes , and nobby mixtures in
countless blends. New styles in pin-head
cheeks and ' 'eighth inch effects. " ' New plaids'
and stripes. No man can tell , and 'no man can
imagine when he is told how handsome the
new things are without a look.
Our entire new line of Spring Suits for men
will be ready to inspect any day this week.
Homespuns , Cheviots , Wales , Corkscrew , Di
agonals , Worsteds , Cassimeres , Meltons ,
Serges , in Cutaways or Sacks , bound or plain.
Drop in bring your pocketbook not much
money you'll have a new spring suit to weai ?
next Sunday.
Open Till 8 p. m. Saturdays , 1O p. m I )
b
Our catalogue sent by mail if you spend a cent to mail
postal card to have it sent.
Dear Sir :
We will It pleased to mail to you , securely sealed
and free from all marks , a copy of our treatise on I
the Irving Treatment of the Decline of Manhood
and Nervous Debility. Also sample of the Irving
Specifics. Enclose stamp to cover postage. I
Respectfully Yours , P
IRVING nOJIKOPATIIIC INSTITUTE , 86 Fifth Attnnt , New York. | fe
Sore Throat
Lameness
Sore Ey <
Sorem
Cat ;
Bn
Piles
Female
Complaints
Rheumatism
AND ALL
Inflammation
Sold cnly In our own bot'lct. ' All ( Iruggljti.
POND'S ' EXTRACT
To promote health ,
preserve and length
en life , stimulate
and invigorate the
whole system , tone
the stomach , aid
digestion , create an
appetite and repair
the waste tissues
of the lungs ,
nothing surpasses
an absolutely pure
whiskey of deli
cious 11 a v o r ,
smooth to the taste ,
mellow , mature
and of richest qual
ity. LJnlike inferior whiskies it
will not rasp or scald the throat
and stomach , Call for CREAM
PURE RYE and take no other. „
For sale only at high-class liquor
and druc stores.
DAU.it ; MAN I ) & CO. , OHlOAdO.
_ . 'CURE ,
/YOURSELF ! ,
. Ailc your UrugKUt for
m bottle gt W 1. The only ,
j non jioiionuut ruinvuy fur all l
/ the unnatural ( IlKhargciBiid
I private illncwn nf men anil the
I debilitating fakncs perullur
I to uomen. It cures In a few
lda > without the aid or
\ publlcltr o ( a doctor ,
I'A J'niurial Amrrican Curl.
Manufarturril by I
k.Tbe Evani Chemical Co. '
CINCINNATI. O.
U.S.A.
DR. J. E Me & HEW
THE SPECIALIST ,
iHuiisurpiiBaodlnthetrotrnont of nil cases o
PRIVATE DISEASES , nnd nil disorder
nnd dohllltlea of youth nnd mnnhood. ITvours'
experience. Ilia resources nnd facilities lira
pniutlc illy unlimited , Tlio Doctor Is recom-
inunilud hy the press , nnd endoisod In the
atmiiKCSttornia by tliupoop o for fair treat-
mi'nt und linni'kt , professional iidvk'o. The
most powerful remedies known to rnnditrn
ivlonco fur the sucuusiful truutiuimt of the
following diseases :
GONORRHOEA Iminoillnto relief. A com.
ploto euro without the loss of un hour's time
from business.
GLEET One of the most complete nnd sue-
cessul treatments for Kleot miti all nnnoylnil
itlsulnir.'ua yet known to the mcdlc.i ! proffli-
Blon. Thu results itro truly wondeiful. The
inu ! > t stubborn iimlehronlo ruses where the
dlsc'hnr o hnd oxlstoil fnryo.ns. entirely con
trolled Inn remarkably short time , . '
STRICTURE-Urcutost known roinody for
tlio treatment of btrlclnre , without puln , ruU
Una , ortlllatlnir , A most remarkable remedy.
SYPHILIS No treatment for tins torrlblu
blood illsBiibo hui over been mure successful ,
or hnd stronger ondnmumuiit * . In the light
of moilern science thin dlsenso Is positively
ciir.ililu nml ovury tr.icoof the poison untlroly
rcinovoil from the blood. The euro la complete
nnd pcrinnnnnt ,
LOST MANHOOD , anil nmbltlon , nervous *
liois , timidity , dosuondnnoy nnd nil bllt'htln'- (
oifeetHof uurly vlco. Hollof obtained at nruy ,
'I ho woulc urow st intiff. un I Iho despondent bo *
come oheerfill nnd hup.y | ,
SKIN DISEASES , un I nil diseases of thn
blood , Hvor , lcldneyn nndli litdilor uru tiuiitivl
successfully with thogreatosl known remedied
for thesu disoubua
\Vrlto for elrcularsiuul ( jiifcHllon Hat free.
DISEASES OP THE STOMACH - Dr.
Mcdrew'a ' treatment for ( llsorder.s of tllq
btiJinacli , liua the unijualllliHl en.lorseinejit of
thobu wholiavo been cured. ( Jam's thnt hnd
MilTcred for yours und unable to Woitit or HAT
without inoreuHlni ; their inltiory , untiruly
cured , 'J'hn rumodlus are p'ousnt , und pnl
utublo to the most ( Iclluatostornuuh , lltt )
mid litrnnin Hta , Omalm , Neb , ICnlr.inoo on
either street
WEAK
UNDEVELOPED
Condltrnsof ! Ibeliuiiiaii furm utcu ifullrtrc > tc4
tortoveloii , > trenuthon , cnluruo all wtruk. munlcd ,
uniloreloiied. fecile orKmis nnil i-iirls of the tody
which huvu ) utl or ntiver attiilncil a proper and
natural > lto , duo to III houlili , Lu u.eiccxein
unknown cuuief. 'Ihore U iiu inrl hull \iu
only our. by which Ihlt may un uccuniillil | > i4.
IncrraacilUovr of tlouil to imr Purl , ( iruducedct
hnploapparutiis acllnv autumnllcullr.crcatcirio .
tliiuu , tuna und Tlitor by thu punm nutural ) > (
thglnrrcaioof iliu and ttronulhof iiiuiclo. Don'l
to prejudiced Locuo llttlo quark * pruuuo r > ;
; neiii5 to do tl.o .nme. JNVKHTH
Tlivrii'n biirlt ofour 0urii.
un trnp
UMI „ , „ „ „ u , ! . , . , ) ,0 , uubllo knowi cTuarlr .v.v. . .
from fraud iVrilii u > for Initrnctloiii. full doc/I
lion , vrixif , , reference ! . etc. All ent you la f !
icniun loner without coit of iinv kind.
EWE MEDICAL CO , , BUFFALO , N.