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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JANUARY 15 , 1887 , 5 A PENSION ATTORNEY'S ' FIX. rorworthy of Lincoln Indicted For Collect ing and Eccelving Ezeemivo Fees. DOCTOR DILLINGS' BARKING. on ilio Stnto Mvo Stoctc Commission Wliluli Should He Btoppcd A Very Ancient Ilcport Rlty Ncwtr. fnioM run iur.'s : r.isrnr.x ni'ir.AU.I : The United States yrniitl jury , previous lo mljonrnment to Monday , cist : abroad a bomb in tlio until ro of nn indictment Hint found its mark in the personage of < . II. Foxworlliy , mi attorney In tills city > f n coed many years' residence , and -vho has been actively in Ilio pension practice for a number of years. Mr. I'ox- worthy 13 indicted for collecting and re- ccivlng excessive fees in pension cases , and in the indictment as drawn there are ten counts , each of which recites the fee received in an individual case , the amount ranging from &IOO down to $200 and S'.iO in other cases. The United States stat * titcs recite that the fee for securing pen sions shall bo $23 in each cnso and no more , hence the grounds upon which the indictment is based. The maximum piinlMinient recited for each oll'unscof this nature is a line of $ M)0 ) or two years' imprisonment , and it may be graded downward in the discretion of the court. It is understood that Mr.Jb'oxwortliy's de fense will bo that the extra and over charges are for expenses incurred in the case , and on that ground evidently the issue.- ) will bo made. Mr. Foxwortliy is out on his own recognt/.anco. ONI : in I.Mos. . The state university lias In its employ one Dr. Hillings , ultnough why the re gents thought it was necessary to spend money lor as little needed a position as lit ) fills is one of the inscrutable things never found out. One of the regents , at least , was not in favor of hiring this Dr. liillings at all , and he has not changed Ills mind since. Hillings has written col umn atter column of verbiage for the Lincoln .Journal. In fact , h has como well up with the editor-in-chief in thu capacity of idling spaco. So long as Dr. Hillings conlined himself to a mass of generalities in the columns of that paper there was no disposition to criticise , even if the regents were paying money in a useless way. Hut of late Hillings lias taken to a good deal of acrimonious talk and criticism upon the live Block com mission , and the time has como when this barking should cease and the state uni versity stop nn indirect warfare upon the live stock commission that is entirely without its jurisdiction. The university does well enough at the hands of thu state and gets enough without having some portion of its faculty attacking men who are atrictly attending to their own business. Dr. Gcrth , the state vecrlnarlan. is a man of few words but a good deal of industry , and when Ii2 is not out through the state on olliclal business ho can always bo found nt his ollice and at work for the state rather than swelling iroiind through the lobby or stiilllng the columns of a paper with , \ mass of stuiTthat no once cares to read. So far as observation goes , the live stock commission as well as the stale veterinarian , are attending strictly to business , and the annual report of this department itself shows that little idling could bo done. It would seem therefore meet and right that the university call tlioir man Hillings in and put a gag in his ink well for a season. WKAKIXn AN ANOIttNT LOOK. There was delivered at the office of Ilio secretary of state yesterday : i large consignment of annual reports of the state board of agriculture , but when one was gathered up with the thought that something of interest had arrived a glance at the work showed that it was the report of 1835 , a document so aged that as they are distributed over the slate Ihcy will hardly receive a passing notice. That the long delay in their publication is not duo to the secretary of the bociety is shown by the certilicato just beyond the cover which itself shows that ou tho. ! M day of last January the report was transmitted ly the secretary to the state as required by law. Where it has boon the long months since is probably answered iiy the imprint on the covers , " .Journal Company , state printers , " and if it has taken that company twelve months to publish reports of that kind and put them before the public at a time when thr.y are nearly ant-dlluvian and practi cally without interest , "rotorm is neces sary , " would bo a proper statement to engraft In discussing state printing here after. It is very certain that the object of thn state in publishing these reports is not to pay for something to bo gotten out a year after date , and in auditing vouch ers it would bo wise to find whence comes the trouble. A NKW OMAHA COMPANY. Articles of incorporation were Hied with the secretary of state yesterday in corporating the bust Omaha .Land com pany , located at Omaha , but reeitinir that low.i , and the making of improvements tliorcon. The capital ttock of the com- iinny la $250,000. in .shares of $100 each , $200 to bo pnlil In at the connnonooinont of business , which duto la fixed ut Feb ruary 1 , 1887. The corporation is limited to a like ( Into in 1007. nnd the incorpnr- aton * nroOicorco W. Iloldrogo , Henry W. Yntos , Lymau 11. Tower and Colonel U. O. dishing.TO TO KUUIT GHOWKR8. The coinln"1 winter mooting of the State Horticultural society will be full of interest - torost and intitriiction and the society hope that every man in the state who is inter ested in horticulture will como to the an nual mooting on the lUth. In the long list of purlins who will contribute papers at this meeting are noted the named of I'rof. U. E. Uossoy , of the state nnlvornity ; ,1 , 11. Musters , u well known southern Jsolmiska fruit man ; H. N. Day , \\r. U. Harris , George 1' . loran , ox-Governor U. W. Fnrnas , secretary of the state boird of agriculture ; 1'otor Yotmgcrs , well known in all horticultural gather ings ; L. K lionton and otnors. The rangn of topies to bo discussed is wide and diversified and the meeting is well worth a very largo attendance. TOWN Tories. Marshal O'llrlon , of Chudron , arrived in Lincoln yesterday , bringing tin insane patient to thu asylum. The patient is Stephen Hurrah , of Clmdron , who a few years ago sutlered from sunstroke. 1'am- il.y troubles hare sincn been in his family , intemperance followed and last comes in- sanity. Mr , O'ltrion recites that it wns far from a pleasure trip making the journey from ( Jhadron to Lincoln with n crazy man who at best would be violent nt times , but ho made the trip without accident nnd turned his patient over to the hospital. In the afternoon Mr. O'Jirien was exchanging reminiscences ol n stage robbery trial with United States District Attorney Lambertson. r , W. Uirkhausor of Omaha , sixteen years ugo a senator from Itlohardsou county nnd lately u victim of "Gardiner must go" in surveyor general's olllco nlVuirs , vas in Lincoln yesterday looking over the state honsa and the afternoon session of United States court. There is evidently war or disruption abroad lu the ranks of thu Lincoln Ora torio sooiety , s numerous circulars have boon issued , and a meeting is called for nn early day to discuss the question ol dissolution. The question of indebted ness und of producing an oratorio at nn early day , public support and kindred subjects nil contribute to the merry war. ' Judge1' Coolov arrived in the capital city jcsterday , and things inthosena- loriallight at once brgan to assume de finite shapp. All that lias been lacking in tlio gang is now supplied. Colonel Connor , of I'lattsmonth , who lias lit many a bloodies1 * battle , was in Lincoln ycstcnlay marshalling the demo crats into line to yoto for a democratio caucus nominee. When the colonel toots his bugle there will be great applause in tlio galleries. J. W. Love , of Fremont , ono of the members of the state normal pcliool bonrd , and S. B , Colson , an old-time poli tician of Fremont , were unions the n rival. ? from the N'ortli PI alto country yes terday. Police court yesterday confined itself to the hearing of tlio cases against two vagrantwlio travo their names as K. Sanford and John young. Moth were fined ? 10 apiece and costs and com mitted. Ono of tlio latest moves lo place the Y. M. U. A. room ? in public notice lias been inatiguiated by Mr. Phillt'o , the artist , who has I mil several fine views of the in terior of the rooms taken , and these will be framed and hung In conspicuous places in the loading hotel * ) in the city. George S. Smith and G. M. O'Unon , jr. . of Omaha , were among the arrivals at Lincoln hostlcrics yesterday as wit- ncssoi of the coming stiuirglo ' S. M. Hakcr , of Silver Creek , president of tlio state board of agriculture , arrived in tlio capital city yesterday and will re main over tiniil the annual meeting of the board on Tuesday next. In Iho United States court j'ostcnlay the day was given over to the arguments in the damage case against the IK AM , , the attornevs holding the lloor until late in the afternoon , Uoach I. Ilinnmn , of Js'orlh Platte , a war horse among the democracy , and Mark M. NOOVPH , county dork or Keith county , wore among the arrivals at tlio political headquarters of the state yester day. James Moyors , Odoll ; J. M. Campbell. Omaha ; O. M. Carter , Asliland ; John Jensen , Geneva : E. D. Knsol , Jloldrcgo ; 'I' . K. Lawrence , Omaha ; G. U. Tyler , Hastings , were among tlio arrivals at Lincoln yesterday. Tlio lloom Is lininciiHO IN SOUTH OMAHA rRoi-EUTV. AND An- imioitr'3 CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL. Tiniti : : is NOT A BAD LOT in THIS IJEAUTI- BOO I'or Cent Profit lias been made smco last August by pur chasers of lots from Mr. Albright , in the addition west of Auuur.irr's CHOICE. ALUUIRIIT'S CHOICE BEATS THEM. ALL AND DON'T YOU roiuiET IT. IJuy n Few Of those elegant lots in A LBHIGHT'S CIIOICK and double your money bcforo spring. Albright is making lots of money for lots of pcoplo who purchase Trom him. Only a little money required to buy u lot. The IMcClclliuHl Cnso. Johnny McClelland was arrested j'estcr- morning on a warrant sworn out in Jus- : ice Anderson's court by Fallen , charg ing him with malicious destruction of property. Ho was brought into court , promptly waived examination , and gave bonds in the sum ot $1,000 for his ap pearance before the district court , when ever his case should bo called for trial. Later in the day McClnlland appeared in police court with his bondsmen , to mswer to the charges of the haokmen whom ho assaulted Tuesday night. As Judge Stenborg had gone home , no bonds were fixed. The sensational report about McClel- land's leaving town is absolutely without foundation. Ho is still here , and says that ho proposes to remain hero nnd light the case to the last ditch. N. J. IStirnham is his attorney , while Parko Godwin will represent Fallen , fiOO Per Cent Profit las bren made since last August by pur- i chasers of lots from Mr. Albright , in the addition west of ALIIUIOIIT'S CHOICE. ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE BEATS THEM ALL AND DON'r VOU FOHGET IT. Hnvo You Seen Thorn ? If not , call onV. . G. ALBRIGHT and go out to SOUTH OMAHA , with ono of his agents to inspect the magnificent prop erty known us ALBRIGHT'S CIIOICK. Tlio Iloom is Immense IN SOUTH OMAHA PROPERTY , AND AL- IIRIGHT'0 CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL. THERE 13 NOT A BAD LOT IN THIS BEAU ri- I'UL PROPERTY. C. F. Milligan , of St. Louis , Is in the city , visiting Ills brother , W. C. Milligan , of the Omaha Publishing company. Mr. Milligan is looking up a location in the hotel business , and thinks of taking hold of Barker Bros , hostelry on South Thir teenth , which is just being completed. Orcnt Kxcltcment in SOUTH OMAHA over the way acres nnd lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE are going. Twenty-two lots sold in ono day. HAVO You Boon Them ? If not , call on W. G. ALBRIGHT and go out to SOUTH OMAHA with ono of his agents to inspect the magnificent prop erly known as ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE. "They Are Beautiful , nnd much larger than in other Addi tions. " is the usual verdict regarding the 200 lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE. The secretary of war has ordered Hos- nital Steward John J. Swnn. to proceed from Vancouver barracks to Fort Douglas. Hospital steward , W. S. Halnes , now at Fort Douglas , is ordered to Governors Island , K. Y. Buy a For Of those elegant lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE nnd double your money bcforo spring. Albright Is making lots of money for lots of people who purchase from him. Only n little money required to buy u lot. The sale of scats for the Clara Morris engagement of next week will open on Monday nt advanced prices. It is not anticipated that ticket speculators will buy up the scats , ns is frequently done whenever an engagement extraordinary is announced. 2&gf & > zmi IgpRIBt' ' ! DRPRICE'S 'CUP * ? l apipiAC , lAVORIIijj Wmll * ' - 3 LQWDli TRACl5 KWURALTOJUf jiAVona- ' MOST PERFECT MADS Prepared with strict rogurd toPnrltr , fitrengtli. nni lleutUful&&fl0. Dr.Prlcti'sB&lciDtFo Td rcoQt&iDt no AmmonlitJmo , Alum or Tbotpbcitcs. Ur.i'rica'a XxUacu , YMUUa ( twnuo , etc. , C TOI deUeiouil/ . THE KliXNBDV FAMILY. Three Victims or the Missouri Pnclflc AVrcck. W. H. Kennedy , his wife and child , who constitute the "Kennedy family of sharpshooters , " and whoso wonderful skill in all kinds of shoot , ng is well known here , were on the ill-fated Missouri Pa cific train which was wrecked near Dun- bar , Neb. , the other night. Colonel Henry to-day received a letter from Kennedy in which that gentleman says that his wife was sevorly injured in the wreck. She is suHVring from a broken shoulder blade , mushed brca l and arms with a suspicion of an injury to the spmo and of ievcro internal contusions. She will require. ho says , several weeks or months of rest and quiet before she will bo in condi tion to bo about again , Kennedy him self escaped with a badh sprained knee and ankle. His little daughter escaped with a few bruises. The three are now at Fort Loavenworlh , Kas. , under the care of the army surgeon at that post. The Uoom it Immense in South Onnliil'ropertv and AMHHOIIT' CHOICE leads them all TIIIUK : is NOT A UAL > i.or in tills beautiful property. llnvo Yon HCCMI lliein ? If not , call on W. 0. AUIUIGHT and go out to SOUTH UMMI.V with one of his agents to inspect the magnilicent prop erty known as ALUIIIOIIT'S CHOICE. "They Arc llcnmlful , and much larger than in other Addi tions , " is the usual verdict regarding the tUO ! lots in AuntimiT's ( . 'HOICK. Tlio County Itnnril'H Vlpw . A reporter for the Her. yesterday morn ing in conversation with Commisslonpr Tiinme.lcarned that the board had not as yet formally dc'ormined ' upon the suggest ions they propose to make to architects with regard to the now county hospital , but that , injan Informal way thofeelingof the board was in favor of u hospital , de void of mansard roof , not moro than two stories in height , perfectly lire-proof and to cost not less than $100,000. \ \ hen the commissioners gel around to it , they will of course enumerate other features , but those are the most important which have been agreed upon. You Scon Them ? If not , call on W , G. AI.IIUIGUT and go out to Souru OMAHA with ono of his Agents to inspect the magnificent prop erty known as AUIIUGIIT'S Cuoion. liny n Few Of those elegant lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE and double your money before spring. Albright is making lots of money for lots of people who purchase from him. Only a little money required to lot. buy a _ _ GOO Per Cent Profit lias been made since last August by pur chasers of lots from Mr. Albright , in the addition wcsl of AI.HUKIIIT'S CHOICE. ALUHIOIIT'S Cnoici : IUATS : TIIUJI AM , ANU DON'T YOU Fouor.r IT. County Clerk's 1 ! ml got. County Cleric Nccdham yeslcrday morn ing presented the following financial re port to the county commissioners : ( icntlemcn : I hnvo the pk'asmo to submit herewith the following report of feus col lected , and expenditures for the year ending Januarys , lbS7 : To fees collected . 521,723 SO By clerical services . 510,201 Co Hy salary us comity clerk . ii.fi'JO ' 00 Hy county treasurer's iccolpt . C.OOtj OC ly sundry vouclieis . II ! ) 17 ii luml . 3.S17 03 Total . S21.WS W > "They Are lionmlful , and much larger than in other Addi tions , " is the usual'rordict regarding Iho SiOO lots in AuiKiaiir's CHOICE , The Room U Immense IN SOOTH OMAHA PUOIMKTY : , AND AL- iiuiGiir's Cnoici : LEADS THEM AM , . TllEKElSNOr A lAt ! > LOT IN THIS 11EAU- 1'UL 1'KOl'EUTY. Hnvo You Seen Them ? If not , call on W. G. AUIUIGHT and go out to SOOTH OMAHA with _ ono of his agents to inspect the inagiiilicont prop erty known as ALUKIC.HT'S CHOICE. Mnhonoy'H JNcoture. The lecture delivered byT. J. Mahoney Thursday night on the subject of" A Triple Sovcreitinity , " was considered by those present to bo a rare treat. It was generally conceded that for the know ledge conveyed and the style of his deliv ery Mr. Mnnoney hae few equals as an orator. The managers of the college say this is the first of a series of lectures which will bo delivered at their rooms by this gentleman. Buy n row Of those elegant lots in ALBRIGHT'S ' CHOICE and double your money before spring. Albright is making lots of monev for lots of people who purchase from liim. Only u little money required to buy a lot _ Great Excitement In SOOTH OMAHA over the way acres and lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE are going. Twenty-two lota sold in QUO day. 5OO Per Cent. Profit 1ms boon made since last August by pur chasers of lots from Mr. Albright in the addition West of ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE. ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE BEATS THEM ALL AND BOM'T YOU JTOUQET IT. Safe. Gcorgo Agcrs , of West Chicago street , who was so badly fro/en ono night of the late cold spell , is reported by Dr. llanchctt to bo improving satisfactorily and entirely beyond the necessity of hav ing his arm amputated as was at iirst feared. _ Buy n Few Of those elegant lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE and double your money before spring. Albright is making lots of money for lots of pcoplo who purchase from nun. Only a little money required to buy a lot. _ flrent Kxcttcmont In SOUTH OMAHA over the wsiy aoics and lots in AUUHGHT'S CHOICE are going , Twenty-two lots sold in ono day. "They Are ItuiuitU'iil , and much larger than in other Addi tions , " is the usual verdict regarding the 200 lots in ALiiuioiir'o CHOICE. Truman liuclc. Trunian Huck has boon confined to his home for ul > out ten days back by a sovcro cold , which , it was thought , would cli-J volopit into pneumonia. Dr. llanchett says lin will bo able to bo around again in a few days. Orcnt Incitement in SOUTH OMAHA over the way acres and lots in Ai.niiir.il r's CHOIOK are going. Twenlytwo lots bold in ono day. BOO Per Cent ProU ( has been made since last August by pur chasers of lots from Mr. Albright , in the addition west of ALKKIGIIT'S CHOICE. Al.llllIOHT'3 CHOICE BEATS THEM ALL AND DON'T VOU OUGHT IT. The Itnoiu In Immense IN SOUTH OMAHA I'IIOREKTV , AND AL- Bitiaiir's CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL. Til KitB IS NOT A 11AD LOT IN THIS BEAUTI FUL TUOI'EUTY. A K33W LEAQfe OF LTE. AVn.ii _ .ne has K-n cnfttrm.r the ngonics of n se\erc ntUik of rieun.a'imnturajm ! ! ; or Siiatic.i , and rel cfco ue , it seems nt if n new leae of Hie had been granted. Such have been the feelings of thousands who , after trj ing plmicans and numberless rem edies , have utcil Athlophoros and found to their grert joy , that thi medicine really did cure these diseases. AtlJubuque , Iowa , the druggists say Athlo- phoro ? beats them nil. We thought it would be like many oilier rheumatic medicines that have been put upon the market , sell for a while then gradually sink out of our mem ory. Hut such is not the ca < e with Athlo phoros , instead of our sales dimishlng they increase , nudvhat makes us have more faith In its future mission , is that our cust omers come back and prai-e its good work in the highest terms. Said one druggist to the w riler : "M v confidence is 10 great In Athloplioros that I often sell ix bottle \\ith the understanding that if it is not satisfactory I will refund the money. I have never yet bad to pay the money back. " Mrs. C. J. Alnbcck , 1007 Clay St. , Dubuqtie Iowa , sa > * : , I was subject to frequent attacks of inflam matory rheumatism aad have been nearly all my life , at times I woul J be almost helpless , When I commenced with Athlophoros 1 was carr ing my arm in n sling , I could not move my fingcte without causing me pain. One evening \\hilefuficrinij this way I heard of Athlophoros The next day I sent for n bottle. I was a little afraid of it nt first on nccount of the buzzing sensation it caused in my bead , but it worked like a charm , the swelling and pain were gone , my then- inattsm was well. It is now a year nnd a half , and I have not suffered any since. Every druggist should keep Athlopho ros and Alhlophoros Pills , but where they cannot bo bought of the druggist the Athlophoros Co. , 113 Wall St. . Now York , will send either ( carriage paid ) on receipt of regular price , which is $1.00 ner bottle for Alhlophoros anil COc. for i'llls. Tor liver iinil lililiicy ( lln-nspi. iljnicii lnln- tllRostlon , AU'iikiiOBS , m < rvou Ooblllty , illu'iisi'S of wonitMi , constipation , liimdnelio , Impure blood , At. Atlilinilmros 1'IIU nro unornmloil. 11 OAPiT L PRIZE , $950,000. "Wo do lureby certify tlmtvo etipprviso tlio nrrnntruinunis fur nil the .Monthly mill yu.irlur- ly UinwIiiKl ol The l-oulsliinix State Lottery ( .onipnny , nnil Inp'ison innnnpo nnd control tliodriiwInuR tlionisolvcs , nnd tluit the sumo iiro cniiiluutcd wltn honesty , liiirncps nnd In Rood Inlth toward nil pnrtlo ? , nnil uo iniclioilpo the Coinimny tou o this cortlllcato with fncltn - lli"-ofourslBnatiiro3nUncliod , lu Its udvortleo- inents. " COMMISSIONERS. Wo the undersigned Hank * nnd Ilmikorg will pny all l'ri7iiK ilruwn In The Lonlilnnu Stnto IiiUterlos which niny bo prosuntod lit our coun ters. J. II. OGLESBY , President I.oulslnnn N'Rtlonnl I ! nk. , I.W. KILUUETH , I'rosldont Stnlo Ni'tionnl llnnk. A. BALDAVIX , President Now Orleans Nt tloiuil Uniik. ATTRACTION. UNPRECEDENTED . SIU.L.ION LODI8IM STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Incorporated In 18(11 ( for25 yours by the loli Inturo lor Educational and Cliaritablo purposes w 1th 11 capital or SI Ooo.0iu-to ) which n reserve fund of over $ .wOOOU nils hlnco been added. By nil overwhelming popular vote Its tram-titan was nmdonimrt of tlio prt" imt B.mu uuu : > iiiuuou adootcdiecemnor2d A. 0.1BTU. The onlv lottery over voted on and endorsed by tlic pcoplo of any etatu. It m'vnrfe.ilos or postpones. Itsirrmul slniflo nuintior drawings take plaRO niontlilv. nml the pc.ni-iinnuiil ilriiwlinrs iciru- liirh-cMry six inontlis i.liino und Ootomlicr ) . A&PI.KNDII ) Ol'I'OUTIISITVTO WIN A FOHTUNR. 2nd Oiniid IJrmvlnir , Clahs II. In Iho Academy ot Music , Now Orloiitio. Tnesiluy , loLruary Stli , l88T,2Ul3t Monthly Drawinir. CAPITAL PRIZESISO.OOO. Notice. Tickeis are $10 only. Halves , 55 Fifths S2. Tenths SI- M.STOFI'IIIXKH 1 CAPITA ! , I'llIZK Of SI50000. . . BJ.lWi ) JOlUND i'KI/.KOr I'l Mtui : I'ui/.iNor 10,000. . . \ i.\IKIII'mzcaor ill.OUO 0 PHIZE OJT 1,000. . 'Mfl V ) CO IJM. . . Kifln KU " : XDOJ ) MO ' 5.W. . . . < o , ( a fiOO ion. . . . CO , ! * } ) 1JOO ( " W. . . AlM'IlOMMATlOXPIIirns. 100 Approximation prUosol 8HX ) . . . . 100 " ao. . . . uo.ooo 1UC " " 100 . 2,179 l'rl7oinmountmRto $ jra0 ; ] Appllontlon for rates to olubs should bo mudo onlv to thu olllco or tlio company in Now Or Kor furllior Inrormntlon write clearly , ttMast Mil address. 1'OSTAI. NUTHS Expnm .Monoy Orders , or \orkK\clmiijro in ordinary lot- Icr. currency by express at our uxponso ud M.A.IAnPHIN. Now Orleans , Ls. Or Jt. A.DAtn'Iim , Washington , D. a Make F. O. Honor Ordora pnyablo and addrosi registered letters to NBWOUlJlANa NATIONAL BANK. KowOrloaus Ln , TJ IT1r 1 ? Af Tl TJ ! P Tlmt the presence of It i M lit lit t ) Ei It uencrali Heiurojard nnd Knrlr. whourelnchuriio of lha drawltiKi , U EKUHP- Rntca of abnoluta f lrno. nnd Intrtirlty. tlint tlia chances nre nil eniial , nnil that no 0110 ciin | .oj lhly illvlnoKtiutiminberHnlll draira l'rl/0. All rartled therafornnilverllBlnn touuurantue I'rlici In thlH Ixit- terr. or tinkling nut anr otlior Jmpnislbla Induce. ment , are wliirtl rsana only aim to ( Jeoalroanil de fraud the unwurr. AUK STIIX TKIIJ3WP ISA XT ! Tor Blxteen yours , they liavo ate ullly irnlnod In favor , nnd with sales coiiKtnnily incrcnslnif liuveboonino thu most pojiulurcorsel ' through out the United simps. The H , O anil It U irrndos are tnndo In SHOUT ilrmiiM AM > KXTIIA I.ONOVAIST , Biiltuhlo/or nil llifiirus. The 0 quiUlty , mttdu of r.nifllsh Couill.h wiirrnnti'd tov mr twlco as loner ns ordinary corset * . . HlKhoit nwards fiom nil the World'u pront Tnlra. 'Iho last niodnl rrct'lvi-d ' Is lor I'litsr Ui.nuKK or MKHIT , Irom khb into Exiiosltlon hold ut Now Orleans. While § coios ol' pntontJ linvo been found worthless , the principles of thu Glovo-rittlna : hnvo proved tnvAlunblo. , Hctnllt'rs nni nuthorl/iul to rnfund monny , if , on rxuniiniulon , thitsu CorxctK do not piorous represented rOU BAI.i : IJVl'.HVW HIJIIK. OATAl.OGtli : KHKi ; ON Al'PMCATlON. THOMSON , LANGDON & CO. . New York. tuTtrlng from f. t ! I u | t H , r . I , I'munlure lrrll , Mtc.trCkulllliVlom ! Imliicirltniisnr CXC * e rnrrj vlllu Nl , u.nrl , lll rilolir.l > y tbo GHKAT PIAHHTON T1IUATAIHKT. r lrJ book " i. rr t.6houllUje ( J byj'tihera andlilaciul In III. i , l.ll of I OJm Rfpi tf ) with liif'irnntlon ( if TkUio to * 'l ' incn. MARSTONREMEDYCO ISParkPlace.MewYork. Mention Omaha D o. Ulpnn lo lllironrl ) rnn or Ul V IUUIBjirtcllLci , mrt. * rr cflr i ln.4bjiii new ClvUle Urethra ) CRAYONS , S.n4oroutli wllli.li.ui _ I "Otu , la ll.illh. " AUoluli .ecucj , " " Clviafo A ency , 174 ' > " CHICAGO SHORT LEE THE BEST frcia OH1IS1 aid C83DCIL TEES ES..ST. TWO TBA1N3 D.UT.Y IlKHVKEN OMAHA Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis , Cedar Rapids , Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport , Hock Island , Freopurt , Hookford , Elgin , .Madison , .Iniicsvllle , Deloit , Wlnona , La Crosse , And all othsr'mportntil points Unst , iinj GoutlieiUt call on Hie Tiokst Anon nt HOI KArnnm ftroot ( lu V.ixton Hotel ) , or a Union r cltlo Depot. I'lillmnn Hleeuora nnil thn finest Dining Curs la the work ! nre run on the tnniu lln3 of the CHICAGO , UII.WAVKKE .v Ur. PAUL HUMTAT , nnd entry ntltmtlon U pnlJ to passengera by ixmrtfons emplojca of tlio rompnny. It. Mlt.i.r.n , Uunrr.il Mnnn vr. i. V. TITCKEK , A ilstant ( U < nornl M nnjf r. A V , 51. UAIU-EMF.U , Oonoial 1'asstnner and Ticket Aont. ) 0 GO. K. Hr.irroitn. A Utatit 0 acr l I'MSOQ- ger Bnd Tlrkol A-ont ( J. T. CtAUK , Uuucritl Suporlutoudont. Nebraska National Bank OMAHA , KEUUASKA. Paid up Capital $250,000 Surplus 40,000 II.V. . Yatoa , ri-psidonr. A. E. Tuiitlin.Mi'c : I'rceldpnt. W. II S. HiiKlios , Cashier , iniiiccrnnst \V. V. Morse , .John S. Collins , H.W.Yaios , Lou-is S. Kocd. A. E. Touzalin. BANKING : OFFICE : THE IRON HANK , Cor 1'Jlh and Farnam Sts A General Uiuikinc Ilusinoss Transacted. N , W. HARRIS & Co. ItAXKKItS , CHICAGO. RftMnQOf Counties , Cities nnd others of tJUiBChltfli Ki'nilo iiuiiRht und sold , liustora oinca CD UovoiiBhlro su Uoatou. Correspond- cncosollcltoJ. CAPITAL , - $ dOOOOO CUBPLUS , . . . . 4OO.OOO Accounts of Banks , Bankers and Corpo rations solicited. Our facilities for COLLECTIONS arc excellent nndve rc-discounl for banks when balances warrant it Boston is a Reserve City , and balances with us from banksnot ( located in other Re serve Cities ) count ns reserve. We draw our own Exchange on London and the Continent , nnd make Cable trans- Icrs and place money by telegraph through out the United Status and Canada. Government Hands bought and sold , and Exchanges in Washington made for Banks \\ithout extra charge. We have n market for prime first-class Investment Securities , and inyite proposals trom States , Counties and Cities when is suing bonds. WP llfl l f'PnCral Bailkinir Imeinpca nnd invite correspondence. ASA P. POTTER , President. JOS. W. WORK , Cashier. To Sell the Host Window Sasii Lock Ever Invented. AECntJ miiko bli ; iirollU. Circa hualroo. HniniiU ur mall IQcts. u. \ , 1'ullerlon. Nobruska. irt.miy " ' mNEUVITA . . _ _ _ tuy LOUM , I.olt Munhood , uiit IJ > dn < l Rrlloni. TrUI p.O.J. I Jc. poU < Fr .1 ffi . 1III. A. O. OI.IN CO. , N . 1" W il > ln < io SUt tClilugo , III 81 ( 'l < P rr V zHliforiJIV.OO. . KTMUSHED USED IN ALL J I'rlcMon i\ppllc tlnn. Poldby 011 tUo btiat ( rrlHRH Jltillclurn unil UttAl rB. CINCINNATI , U. S. A. Culiil AtK'jeiu. COO-CIN Star Line Carry lay the Delirium Royal and United SUUw Mntlsailing ovury Saturduy Between Antwerp & New York TO THE RHINE , GERMANY , ITALY , HOLLAND - LAND AND FRANCE. KALI- AND WINTER. Balon from | GO to $75- Excursion trip from (110 to $ i.X Sooond Cabm , outward , (45 ; prepaid , * < 5 ; excursion. tW. BtOonifre nassuffa t low ratos. Peter Wrlirht & aons , Genera Aponta. U Uroadway. Now Vork. Henry 1'uudt , l ia I'arnnmsu ; i'uulson < i Co. lt'8 fHrnuni st : I ) . O Freeman 1'Jai Fnraam LINCOLN BUSINESS DIRECTORY llecviillr Unlit. Nonlr Furolitiod The Tremont , J. C. rmlKRALl > & BON , Proprietor * Car. Hit mid I'tits , Lincoln , Nob. Halm II.V ) per ilur. Blreoi can Jrom.bouu to nr part of I lie cur. J. H. W. HAWKINS , Architect , -ai. 31 und 12. Hlclmrds Ulocfc , Lincoln , Neb. Elovutor unlltli struct. llroeiierol Ilreeilorof QiLi o > vxy CATTI.I. RHOHT lions OATTLI F. M WOODS , Live Stock Auctioneer Snlo-i iniuld in all naila of tlio U.S. at fair rales Koom U , Klalo Illock , Lincoln , Noli. Giillowti ) iiiidflliort Horn bnlla forfealo. It. II. GOULDING , Farm Loans and Insurance , Corri'spomk'iico in re ur-I to lonns sollcltoit Koom i , lllcbnrdi llluL-k , Lincoln , Neb. I&iversicle Short Horns Of tttrlclly pure Hutogand Hates Tappcdcatllo. ' Ilord numbers about IV ) bbuil. Families ruprt'sontod : Filbert * . Crapiri , Acombs. Hcnlcu , Itoboof Bhuronu , Moea llosos , Knlclilly Duchct-ses , riot Crook Vounif Marys , I'nyllisoe , Louuim umrirue | , orci. llulU lor sale , I I'uru Hints riltiort , 1 I'ure Bates CrufK ( . 1 Hose of Hliaion , I Ynun ? Mary , ij'uio Crulck Shank nnd othort Come anil insijoottbo herd. Addre , OHAS. U. 1MAN- SON , Uncoln , Noli. When in Lincoln flop at National Hotel , And ; ret a vooil dinner fo iio.I'BDAWAJT I'BDAWAJT Prop. Trade Mark. The most remarkable remedy known to the t world for the treatment of Catarrh , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever , Croup Neura'gia ' , Headache , Dsafness , Eye Disease Ulceration of the Lungs , Colds , etc , 3 i We Prove Assertions , Viz : tn tnH is in inE ly Jo lo Bt III9 \9 .lr . IK lo 1 ° ( y to it Rt , \ \ 5r , I in loh r- rH THE LITTLE H ly Giving : Home Testimonials lyu ly ot 6- 6'n 'n is Read Them , They will Astonish You of lo lo In OMAHA , Nun. , .Inn. 4,1887. . . . . OMAHA , NKII. , Jn n. 3.1R87. rein Cnrbollo Smolto Uiitl Co. . Cnrbolic Smoke Tlnll Co. , Omnlia , Neb. , Gonlloinon : 1 wish tocxprcs" to you niyfull- Gi'iillumon Hnvlnir viilTornil with t-ntnrrli for 10 est commendation of the merits of yourMnoko many yours , 1 Imvolrlctl nhnost ovoiy roiunir ho Hall. Jt hns cured my culnrrli ooinpleU'ly. 1 nnd hnvo but litilu lalth In "imtont nieillclnoi. ' ' it- boiutvo It to lie the greatest modlcal discovery AtKiutnuumth ngo 1 wns Inilnced to tiy uno of itid itn your Smoke Hulls nnd can honestly thni I ot the ntso. ( llvo mostunoof your circulars nnd say 1 Mildlslrimitu them ou the rend tor you. hnvo rocolvuil inoi o bonolll from the iiho < if It id Very truly. A. S. COST , tlmn nil ] thin ? I hnvo over tried. I bolluvo U Tmvvlinir Salesman Churchill 1'ump Co. , till Will ontlroly cuio mo. Yourn vrry truly. rnrnnm Etieot. DAN O. SIlHI.l.nr. , \v roruman Itccs I'llntlujfCo. OMAHA , Nr.n. , Dud. 27,1850. vK Cm holla Smolto llnll Co. , HoxOmor. ftovD's Oi'i-.iiA Ilntr r , Jnn. 5 , IBS Hcntloincii Your vnluulilo remedy , 'Tnrliollo CnrbolloSmokp ll ll Co.Omaha , Neb. , K Smoke , " us nppllod throuith your Cntliollo Gentlemen Souluir jour romi-dy ndvortlsod Smoke llnll , IIIIR buen used In my family nnd in the pioKiammrs of ( iiiFlorn thuaicra , I pur- to hnsixllnnlod Immediate icllul from hcadiiclio , tlniFi'il u CarboliO Smoku Hall , whun your non - 6 colds nnd euluiih. In Inct.lf propcily iippllod.l cy llrat atnrtcil licru. 1 nm plcusod to Hint o that consider i < t a spcciflo lor thuto coniplalnlH , nnd it lias provedoffoctlvo In euiliu ; bad coMs nnil 6I. 1 hollovo It will euro nnydlt-eoso ol tlio unions catnn I nil ullcctlona 1 consider It n wonderful meniliiuno tluit can be reached by Inliulntloii. remedy. You mo at llburty to use this as you I. Vonrstinily , , . . , ( Ml I'OUIIV . , SUO proper. Very t ) a J U'lIV A,1UI1UXVU.X. & t lf > O l > UUb > M-l 0t. cr i OMAHA , Xiii..Tnn. 8,1837. OMAHA , NEH. , Jnn 10,1897. nd Cnrbolic Smoke Iinil Co. , Omnha , Noli. , Cnrbollo RinoVc Dull Co , Omaha , Nub. , Oontlomon I Imvo used your Carbolic Rtnoko ( icnls Wo Imvo both used your valuable rotn ! 9 llnll lor colds nnd soio tin out nnd nnd it to tie oily , CaibolloSmoKo Hall , lor cMitarili , nnd wd ft. nn infallible remedy for such troubles. nro pleased lo stnto that It has prmud Directive Yours truly , Dll. A. S. II1I.IJNOS. iu curing us. I'ours truly , B. E. Cor. Dodge nnd JBth stroots. MiiKooitr A : riAnun' , I Itcal Kitslo Agents , U2U S. 15th fit. ft.fit OMAHA , Nun. , Jnn. C , 1B37. Carbolic Smoke Hall Co..Omaha , Nub. , Orricr. oiM'iccnr.n * : Nix. I fit Oonlleman Your Carbollo Smoke Jlall Is In M Illlams BlockOmahaNeb. , lee. ) 23,1880 I deed u wonderful remedy. It bus cured mo of Caibollo Smoke Hall Co. , fitP i n very BOvoro casool catarrh and thront trou ( iontlemon 1 Imvo been a constant suITorer P ble , fiom vblch 1 have sulforod lor Hiiinii tinio. from uoiito calm i b for S" , yours and linvo spout vo It'thlsstnlcmcnt will bo of nnyBorvico to you liundrcda of dollars for relief. Nnthlnir ban Rlr- use it as 3 ou see proper. Yours truly. on mo such satisfaction us jour Cnrbollo Smnkf F \V. VAILIiK. Hall. lliuTmaq Immodlato rollol. 1 have also ro PoslnlClerk U. P. II. R. Hosldonco 401 N. 15th used It for sick ho.idacbo with bunuflL ho Stteot. I'ours ttuly , GKO. K. FISCIIBIU toU [ U II The Carbolic Smoke Jinll atnnds on Us own iiia-Hn. M JKIH erected ila 'bt own monumentof praise. Other n-nicilics liare followed In Ilia nialfc , I and approximate as near the oriyinal an they can , but like thft fallltifl ro lu leaf thesoonpasa ) away and leave nohinlorit of their eflliwii. Tliix ureatQ luh. tlhmveru la IwAna Introduced throughout the ITniteA States and the 3 h. hiillicat cominendatiuns hace followed wherever Itnis been tested. h.a JVo household xhoitld be without o "SinoJto Jttill" as it- mill , cnrc a cold h.o ! n fifteen minutes If tnKcn In time. To all ivJio will take the trouble to a call at our ojlc < ! we offer K i- iiO ! iO Free Test. A Free Test ! 0 ns Sent ft// / mail on receipt of $2 , and 4 cents for postage. Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. , Jo Rooms I and ff , Frcnzor lllocJc , opp. P. O. fi TOOTLE HOSEA & CO. , IR I ST. JOSEPH , MO. R WHOLESALE DRY GOODS , BOOTS AND SHOES We have been closed for one week on ac | H(1 count of the death of our greatly esteemed se irn nior partnerMilton Tootle. Having now taken 10n out letters of administration on our firm bus S iness , we are ready for spring trade with the lar gest stock of goods ever opened in the west. } Mro 10 y We guarantee to make prices to compete with rote eastern markets , and carry an assortment r. r * ample for the requirements of the largest fey fe trade. Soliciting your orders , we are , T y Respectfully yours , y 0a TOOTLE , HOSEA & CO. DEWEY & STONE I'll 10y )0 ) , tsf A magnificent display of everything useful and ornamental in the furniture * d ITll ll : maker's art , at reasonable prices. " f .