Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 13, 1887, Page 5, Image 5
: ' * v' * * - ! THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY. AUGUST 13. 1887 : JUDGE IASON IS SUSTAINED , ! Tbe Board"of Transportation Passes a Very Important BesoluUon , I1OLDREGE WRITES A LETTER Reflecting On Jutluo Mason' * Integ rity The Latter Makes n Dignified Itcply An AmttalnR Letter To Governor Tlmycr. [ FKOM Tnn TIKE'S LINCOLN nrjnr.Ao.1 The most important meeting in the his tory of the board of transportation was hold yesterday. It was to decide the point whither or no the facts or figures pro duced by Judge Mason In the way of comparison of freight rates in Nebraska with those In Iowa and Minnesota , should be sustained. The-- board does sustain tlm statements published , and further au thorizes thu secretaries ot the board in- . ( lividuully or collectively , to prosecute the work of Judge Mason and any other work of like character , to ( inal conclu sions. The three members of thu board of transportation who wore present at the mcuting , and who voted to sustain the work done , and who comprise a ma jority of the board , were Attorney Gen eral Louse , Treasurer C. H. Willard and tlm commissioner of public lands aud buildings. Joseph Scott. Messrs. Dab- cock nnd Laws , the remaining two mum IJITS of the board being absent from the city. The railroads since thu publication of the compaMRvo tables of rates , have for the first lime realized that thuy have to dual with some men who were in the work for business and for results. It has caused thruc separate meetings of the managers to bo held. The publication of the com parative rates of local freight in the three Btntos , showed to the public the magni tude of the robbery the railroads were conducting against the people of Ne braska and it was letting in the light where the Gore's and like tools , had suc cessfully smothered investigation hereto fore. At those meetings of the mnnag crs not an attempt has been made to answer the array of factHand figures pro eontcd by Judge Mason in the tables ol rates. The facts were unanswerable and the Ktmballs and Holdregcs knew.'t. It remained for them , therefore , to smother further publications of that character and suppress the parties who wore show ing up their highway tactics. The man ngcrs of the Union Pacific and I ) . & Al. made a hurried visit to Lincoln and laid down the law to some of their partisans and thu state house and the result was a direct iiotttomcnt that the work should goon. The managers had adopted the tactics that the letters of Judge 'Mason should bo ignored by them ns from the board of transportation ; that they would treat them as but the work of an individual and then they would got the board to pass an order re quiring two secretaries to sign communi cations thro wing out nil that Judge Mason had done as not ollicial and making it as nothing. The railroads , citiicr intention ally or ignorantly , were aided in work ing this scheme by Mr. Habcook's secre tary , Mr. Ager , and Mr. Holdrcgo's let ter that appears elsewhere was u dircol declaration of war in this regard. The demand made by the board of transpor tation through Judge Ma on's letters , that local freight rates in Nebraska musl bo reduced , meant either that a rcdtio tlon should come or the authors of the declaration should bo suppressed. Mr. Kirabnll , ns commandant-ln-chicf , as eistcd by Mr. Holdrugo and other em ploye's of the roads , choose to meet the Issue through ignoring Judge Mason's acts as olliciai and throwing the question to the board for settlement. The board therefore , have settled it , and it has been n settlement on the side of the pee pie. Secretary Mungor introduced r resolution which was passed by the vote of Mr. Locso. Mr. Willard and Mr. Scot and approved by Secretaries Mungor and Mason ; Mr. Agor refusing to endorse the latter part of the resolution authorizing the secretaries individually to continue the works , striving to get a nullfying clause attached that would require an ; correspondence leading to iinal result to emauata from two or more of the secre tarics. The resolution is ns follows. Ucsolvcd , That the otforts of O. P. Mason one of the secretaries of the board , in his en denvors to obtain a reduction of rates o transportation on the several railroads In this state to correspond with rates on like classes In other states , as evidenced In the correspondence between O. P. Mason and ofllclals of such railroads , meets wfth the unqualified approval of this board ; and any one of thu secretaries of this board Is author ized at any time to call the attention ot any common carrier to any unlawful acts , In jurious discriminations or Injuries and ex pensive charges for transportation , and to conduct correspondence relative thereto , such correspondence to bo tiled of. record with tin * secretary of state. The letter of General Manager Iloldrego , which was sent to the board several days ago tnrough their local messenger , J. W. Doweese , is an inter esting one to contemplate. It does not reply to , or attempt to refute a single figure of the chilly statistics that Judge Mn&on cited , but rather partakes of an insolent retort to something that the character of the letter admits , cannot bo answered. "Whom the Gods destroy they ilrst make mad , " is illustrated in the epistle. Mr. Iloldrego evidently ex pected to intimidate but he baa ran upon poor material upon which to practice . . such tactics. There is an ancient truism Y in tbo books that recites the per cent of a battle that a general surrenders when helots lots his passion have vent that it is always well to remember. In this reply of Mr. Holdrcge ho proclaims that tbo figures and statements arc false and yet he does not dare to bring up one single numeral nnd show wherein it expresses an error. The cold table of figures confront Mr. Iloldrego showing him that the line ot road for which he is employed is robbing the people of the state by exacting 30 pur cent more than roads under similar con ditions exact In Iowa , aud his letter an swers none of them. The columns of ligures before Mr. Kimball's eyes show that his company is perpetrating n much greater robbery , and the letter of Mr. Iloldrego was undoubtedly understood to not for all. This letter is printed below and Mr. Mason's rujoindor mailed .yesterday immediately follows. They speak for themselves. OMAHA , August 6 , 18 > 7. To the Hoard of Transportation. Lincoln , Neb. Gentlemen : ln ) the 2.Sth of July , at vour olllco , during an Informal discussion of the question of Ne braska rate * with all members of your board , excepting Secretaries Mason and Munger , ( who were out of town ) it was stated by a majority of the members of your board that Judge Mason's letter on the 18th of July to me , comparing Nebraska rates with Iowa anil Minnesota rates , was not sanctioned nor authorized by your board ; In fhct , that it was a letter from Judge Mason Indi vidually to run. You further stated that II was not your Intention , nor the Intent of the law , that any one secretary or member of tin boant should act Independently of the board upon any matter of Importance ; that the ap proval of n majority U required to make any act official , 1 am much surprised , therefore , to receive a letter dated July ttf. lgnod"O. P. Mason , secretary of the board ot transportation1 upon the snbject referred to. . I am con strained to presume that this letter of the ' "Jlli of July has not been approved by youi honorable bo-ly and Is not an ollicial docu ment , from the form used for signature , and from the fact thatau attempt Is made In thai letter to prove from ligurc * In Mr. Mason'i letter of July IS that Nebraska pays extor tlonate rates upon all Important commodity between Netracka points and the markets , as compared with the rates paid by Mlnn iota and Iowa upon similar commodities , ' * . _ . . * * - This conclusion on.mv part Is , moreover , warranted because the letter of July 89 , In Ita attempts to show cause for the "poverty and distress'1 ( assertoU to exlit In tlr. Mwon's letter of July IS ) , makes statements that are misleading and unfair , and , In several In stances , absolutely false. As you all know , Nebraska , upon the commodities of Import ance to the fitato between Nebraska points and the markets , enjoys lower rates per mile than Iowa. And a careful examination of the tariff : ) of thu lines west of St. 1'aul will convince you that Minnesota pays higher rates than Nebraska upon Important prod ucts to Chicago. 1 desire especially to call jour attention to the fact that th assertion made by Mr. Mason that the "Inter-state law lias been made the pretext aud excuse upon which an excessive advancn has boon made In Inter state rates" Is untrue. The fact Is that our rates average loner now than before the Inter-state law took effect , after deducting re bates. Notably upon grain nnd livn stock , after deducting the former rebates , the rates average much lower than ever before. Will yon kindly Inform mo whether this letter of July 2U Is an oHldal document ? If It Is written by Judge Ma on Individually , allow mo to submit that ha ty and unfair statements ot this character , published as of ficial acts of your board , do tlm railroads of the state a great Injustice , and will materi ally Injure the business Interests of Ne braska. Yours truly , Q.V. . llOLDRROK , General Manager. Office of the Doard of Transportation , State ot Nebraska. Lincoln , Neb. . August 12,1H87. Mr. O.V. . lloldrogo , Ueneral Manager Durllngtou & Missouri Hlver Kallrna < ! In Ne braska , Omaha , Neb. Dear Sir : Yours ot August 0 delivered to the board of transpor tation of the state of Nebraska by special muHsenger , lion. J. W. Deweeso , Is received and contents considered , The magnitude and Importance of the questions Involved in this correspondence to the people of Nebraska Is such that individ uals sink Into Inslgnlilcance and tin attention Is or will be paid to the person al tcllrctlon exiuesseJ and Implied In yours of August 0 , lbS7. lbS7.Aud , In reply to BO much and such parts of vour letter as question my authority and ap proval of the board of transportation of my conespondunce with you and the Burlington & Missouri Itlvcr Kallroad In Nebraska on the subject of local frelu-lit rates , 1 herewith enclose the resolution ot the board of trans portation this day adopted for your Intoruia- tlon nnd Instruction. And , replying to that portion of the letter In which you say "tills conclusion on my part Is uimcover warranted because the letter of July -MJ In Its attempt to show cause for the poverty and distress ( assorted to exist ) , Mr. Mason's letter of July IS makes state ments that are misleading and untalr and In several Instances absolutely false. " You are now called upon to pointout and show whoroln one single statement in my letter ot July IS was mislead ing and uufalr , or absolutely false. Mere bold assertion by you , an employe ot the B. &M. II. U. In Nebraska cannot avail as against your printed tarltf rates on local freight. Those rates therein quoted were your published tarllf rates. Those wore the substantial facts stated In uiy letter to you of July IS. From that time until now you have not pointed out or stated which one , If any , of the ugures IP this com parative statement , is wrong , false , untrue or misleading. If there be anr errors , mis takes or falsehoods In mv letter to you of July IS , point them out instead of dealing In mere assertion. You have now had more than two weeks In which to do this. You have not done so , nor even made the attempt to do so. You simply repo.it in yours of Augusts , what you stated In yours ot July 2.5. This repetition does not give your mis taken view of the matter any additional weight. In iry letter of July 18 , 1 made a tabulated comparative statement ot the local freight rates on the several classes of freight In Minnesota , . Iowa and Nebraska. In your reply thereto of July 25 you sug gested In defense that 1 had done you an In justice by using your local distance tariff be tween stations Instead of your tariff west from Lincoln , and In my reply I showed that you were mistaken In this. You further sug gested. In defense , that the through rates to Nebraska were loss per ton per mile than in Iowa or Minnesota , and In reply to this part of your letter of July US , in mine of July i9 ! I gave the frolght rate on hard coal Irom Chicago cage to St. 1'nui at 91.75 per ton. the short line distance being 410 miles , and on grain the rate was given at 10 cents per 100 pounds for the same distance. From Chlfluo to Ne braska , 1 gave the distance as Ml miles short line , and the rate on hard coal as 95 per ton and grain as 23 cents per 100 pounds , and ohowed that upon a mileage basis the rate paid by Nebraska was inncli higher than that paid by Minnesota. And In further answer to so much of yours of August 6 as states Minnesota pays higher rates than Nebraska , a tabulated statement of the rates In Minnesota with those of Nebraska will bo submitted to you that you may see who la mistaken , and who Is making statements that are absolutely false. Jut your local frelgut rates are the matters now more particularly under discussion , and the fact that your freight rate on first-class Is high enough , and that on fourth-class the rate should be only 00 per cent of the Ilrst- class rate , and the ingenuity ot man cannot Invent or devise any excuse or Justification of your present local tariff In this state. 1 am , and have been patiently waiting to bear such excuse. t now desire to repeat and emphasize the words of which you especially complain , that the Inter-state law has been nude the pretext and excuse upon which excessive ad vances have been made In Inter-state rates , and to say It is true , and I will submit for your consideration u tabulated statement showing the advances after deducting re bates paid on rates prior to April r > , lbS7. Yours truly , O. P. MASON , Sec'y board ot transportation. A VI KW WITH ALAKU. Tbo recent correspondence in regard to the drying of the waters in the bouth Phitto river has called out n number of communications to Governor Trmyer , and seine of the correspondents mnko it almost appear as though thu governor rode upon the storms or rather hold the ruin clouds in the hollow of his hr.ud. The following letter from the Republican Valley is fairly amusing in this line , and shows that the people in that section enjoy what water they got and don't pro pose to bo robbed of it. THKNTON , Neb. , J uiy 31. Governor Thayer Dear Sir ; The farmers In this vicinity view wltb alarm your efforts to Interfere In the matter of water supply of this region , by taking measures to causa the rains to follow the Platte , which , according to your Platte river correspondent now follows down the Republican. . .We have no rain to spare , and If any of It Is removed to tbo Plat ( \we are sureto uffer. TO TBB INTEU'ST. TK COSIMIBSION. J. F. Hall , of Bi'.tlo Crook , Nob. , shipped some tiruo y'nco a carload of horses over the Mrssom * PadIIo railway , from San Antonio , T , * . , to Norfolk. During the shipment the horses were not unloaded or watered on Ted , from Mus- kreon , I. T. . to Kansas \ty , a run of forty-eight hours , and again they worn sent without water or food , thiriy-six hours , to Norfolk , Tbo complainant's stock was greatly damaged by the ship ment , and as his case is an intor-stato shipment it is referred to the iutcr-st'Uo commission. THE UOMK INVESTMENT CO. , of Omnlm. has tiled articles of incorpor ation with the secretary of state , the purpose of the organization being to cou/ duct and niauagu a general real estate , loan , trust and. guarantee business. The capital stock is f 50,000. The amount ol indebtedness is limited to two-thirds ol the capital stook. The mcorporators arc Edwin 8. Uowloy , Elmer E. Finnoy and Charles K. Collins , all of Omaha , Nob. Fnmlesa IleKUlntlon. It Is no longer K question of doubt although the contrary was once bolicvcc that medicines which produce violent cQ'ccts are uusuitcd to other than desper ate emergencies. In other words , that supor-potont remedies are calculated tc weaken and injure the system rathoi than reform its irregularities. Amonf medicines of a debilitating effect arc cathartics aud chologoguos which copi ously and abruptly evacuate tbo bowels , Because it docs not do this , llostettcn Stomach JJitton are preferable to thr drenching class of porgatives. Painles ; in Its effects , it is sufliciently active t < remedy chronic constipation. It ro liovcs by invigorating tbo intestines , am enables , not forces , thorn to perform thi duty-imposed upon them by nature. Fro moling tha secretion of bile in norma quantities by its healthfully stimulatinc effect upon the liver , it is eminently con ducive to digestion , and contributes in nc small degree to Keep tbo bowels regular DOUGLAS COUNTY MONEY , How It Eos Been Spent By the Commis sioners. THE RECORD OF ONE YEAR. Publication of the County Coinmls- lonorn' Pioccndlngfl Some thing Fur taxpayer * to Head. The publication of the proceedings of the Douglas county commissioners for the last year will bo continued in the BEK from day to day until completed. For the last eighteen months the commissioners have neglecltwTto give any publicity to their proceedings. Hence the BKK undertakes the publication for the benefit of the taxpayers of thlscounly , so that they can see tor themselves how the people's money has been expended. The DEK to-day presents Chapter II. , ot this luterest- Ing serial , as follows : G4B. W. K. Hnwot , Juror , . 2 00 r > 47. 8. Jonoson , juror. . - 00 MS. W. II. Ixatni , board of insane . 651 75 5l'J. ' K. Koster , wltncM . , . 200 ( IM. D. Kounlston , Juror . . . ii 00 Bit. < > . Llniiortioltn , witness . 200 Mi' ! . 3. Mmlorholm , witncll . 4 00 ( > > ) . A. Llndbortr , witness . 1 CO MI. tx ijiiiffhiin , wit MOM . i no KB. K K. Moorcs. charily tickets . 10 71) ) MB. K. l . Morse * CoclryjroodB . 14 DO C,67. II. C. Miirkel , groceries . ! > -J 5"A A. I ) . MONO , slices . 0 W Kill W. .1. Mount , assessor 4th wntil . 3V > 00 lirtO O. W. McKlnnoy , assessor Florence IK SO 5(11. ( J. A , McSlmno , livery . 17 00 Ml. . C. Morton , hay . 1000 liii.l. D. N. Miller , sheriff . 6 J Ml. B. C. Moore , Juror . 200 ADJ. P. J. McLean , juror . 300 50(1. ( A. T ) . .Mnyiia , juror . 3 00 CAT. O K Moody , juror . 2 Oil Bin. R. J. Tlllottaon , Juror . 10 Oil Ml. W. Morrow. Juror . 400 570. nUoUlnnls. juror . 800 671. M. II. Mlokot , juror . 200 572. 1) . Mills , Juror . 200 r 7i. ; (1. P. Monroe , juror . 2 00 574. P. MnilBO , juror . i ) 00 075 , J. II. MoCroary. Juror . 4(100 ( f,7il. 8. McCliirmlmn , Juror . 2 M C77. .1. MoVittic , | uror . 14 00 578. W. Morse , juror . 800 57 . D. T. Mount , Juror. . 3 00 5SO. C.V. . Morton , juror . 2 00 Ml. M. II. Magoocl , juror . 10 00 & 3J. 1 > . Mayston , w'tnoss . 8 OU 6 . P. McClanuy , witness . 0 00 534. .1. Motta , witness . 200 585. P. Murptiy , witness . 200 S'jO. ' M. O. Maul , witness . 400 5.S7. Nob. TelopnonoCo. , telephone * . . . . Bl ! * ) 588. N. W. Nelson , wood . 00 5H9. H. Nestor. Juror . 2 Oil 5'NX W. Ncstlll , juror . 2 W Ml. Neb. Tribune Co. , advertising1 . 200 5')2. J. Noodbam , witness . 4 00 59U. Omaha World , advertising . 2 W 5il. ) Oranha * South western railway , taxes refunded . 3964 596. Omaha Merchants' Express com pany , hauling ballot boxes . 400 690. Omaha snfo works , changing com bination . . . 300 507. 11. O'Knofo , countr commissioner. . 108 iw 548. O'Donahoo At Shorfy , dry goods. . . . 091 599. C. Oft. assessor , .leirorson . 10850 TOO. MlkoO'Ilnon , witness , . 4 IX ) 1101. Pazcon. GallUKlior Sc Co. , groceries. 217 04 noj. I'M it or llros. , groceries . 20S 15 Off ) . William Preston & Co. , Hour . W 05 004. A. I'olack. clothing . 303 fi05. S. Pierce , witness. . . . 200 600. Nohlo Poor , witness . 200 GOT. J H Peterson. Juror . 410 COS. K A Parmaleo , Juror . 2400 OOt ) . BPrltchurd , Juror . 200 610. W.8. Potter , juror . 700 011. P. Podorson. Juror . , 200 012. M. K. I'urchnio , juror . 510 013. A. C. Plerson , Juror . 200 014. W. I'kiors , Juror . 3 10 815. .T.Vallck.jliror . 2 00 Old. W. ( J. Powell. Juror . 1400 617. O. PunUt. juror . 200 U18. J. 1. Paynter , Juror . 11 00 oi . J. W. lloso , juror . 200 620. P. I. Hober. Juror . 490 621. N. Itumol , Juror . 2 00 Gia. 1. ItublD , Juror . 200 6K ) . 0. 8. Hnymond. Juror . 200 624. It P. Klngor. Juror . 3 00 025. J HnsicKj- , Juror . 3 ( X ) 020. J Hobb , Juror . 200 B27. It H Hhoites , Juror . 300 628. S Hoes , juror . 200 ft ? ) . William Hooves , witness . 060 M. M. A. Kobort. witness . 41 CO 631. M. Itogcrs & Bon , manuscript hold ers . 300 632. St. Joseph's hospital , care of sick . . . 187 an KKI. 1) . M. Steele 4 Co. , groceries . 150 83 634. O. ShlvorlcV , furniture . 0390 635. J. W. Savage , boiird of Insane . 201 00 KW. JT. Swobartft , groceries . GOO 637. Btrook it Marx , groceries . 750 C38. C. Bpocht , work on court houso. , . . . 750 639. O. Smith , county surveyor . 11500 840. O. W. Bladder , Juror . 2S 00 641. J. J. Stewart , Juror . 4 10 OU. W. A. Bpoucor. Juror . 2 00 043. J. 8. Smart , juror . 2 Oil 644. N. I. D. Solomon , furor . 2 00 645. L. I * Stephens , juror . 6 10 010. Q. Swayj.o , Juror. . . 4 uo 047. A. a. Saner , Juror . 2 00 ( ( . ' > . I. Scborb , juror . 4 OU 049. F. W. Snotmon , witness . 200 850 L. Simpson , witness . I 00 651. S. Stevenson , witness . 10 oo 652. (1. Stilton , witness . 860 653. G. Smith , witness . 160 654. O. SUtna , witness . . ? . . 10.1 655. T. W. Spoford , witness . 400 C58. J. Stephenson , witness . 400 6.Y7. O. Tllilen , board of insane . 420 00 658. O. .1. Tyler , Juror . KJ 03 6Hi. ! W. H. Trooa , Juror . 2 OJ ( W. J , Tonhnn , juror . 2 00 UH1. A.P.Tukcy. juror . 203 G62. P. Tuuloa , Juror . 200 003. J. Troltsehko.witnosa . 400 664. U. S. Wind ing : , Co. . gas repnrs. . . . 1(1 ( 70 6 5. U.I' . H. lUohiirlty tickets . OS O. , 600. J. H. Van Anda , bulging pnupor. . . 1040 C67. Wm. Van liohron , assessor ° J'H- ' lard . 132 ! W 683. A. S. Van Kuran , Juror . 2 00 OW. Nob. Watehinun , ndvertlslng . 200 670. J. M. Wolfe & ( Jo. , city directory. . . . 4 00 671. O. A. Weldon , harness . 400 672. 8. A. WbarUn , taxes refunded . 26 M 673. C. Wllio.juror . 200 674. J. White , juror . 2 00 675. P. K. Wtieelor , juror . 200 678. G. A. Wllcox.juror . 2 00 677. W. H. Ward , juror . 200 078. P. U. Welch , Juror . 600 679. J. J. Withroe , juror . Z 00 680. E. 11. Wolst , juror . 2 00 J. N. Wostbcrg. juror . 200 682. P. Wallace , juror . 2 00 683. T. Williams , juror . 2 00 684. Waterloo Creamery Co , butter. . 24 15 685. Welshausi MoKvans , gaslUtlng. . . . 5225 6M1. L. It. Willmms ft Bon , dry goods . 123 SO 637. Hcnrjr ilolln , sundry persons as fol lows . ? ,320 45 I. N. Phillip , bailiff . H ) 00 C. IllondorlT , gas gov . 4000 J. J. Points , work on records . 125 OC P. It. Lowe , juror . 2(100 K. n. Humphrey , juror . 34 : i" > II , Hitter , Juror . 04 00 11. Timmle , Juror . 5340 .I.J.Solomon juror . 11 2 ( J J Solomon , juror . 600 O 7 Iloudricks , juror . 0000 HWCurtln , Juror . 7000 HAvery . 105 2U U Sprlupllnr. juror . in 00 H. Urobe. bailiff . < 0 00 Andrew llltchlo , reward . , . 2500 A. It. Hull , juror . In 00 A , J . VBII AlMino , juror . 601 J. Schlccht , juror . OS 01 I. II. Kylnr , Juror . 2ft ) J. I ) . Uruniir. co supt . 127 61 P. J. Williams , Juror . 53 0 ( K.J.SHnford , juror . . . 200 U. W. MeKlnnoy , Juror . 2 60 J. Ilockman , juror . . . . . 2 o * T , C. Ilruner , Juror . 2 oi D. J. Tyler , Juror . 10 00 II. Kaufman , witness . g oo H. Lahy. April salary . 8333 C. It. I. * P. It.U , ohnrity tickets . 105 T. W.Hundhauer , bailiff . 50 00 11.3. Kalfg , Juror . 400 II , Turony , Juror . . - . , , 4 H George Kelloy. janitor , April . 6T 0 M A Hobert , county physician . Co 00 J B Miller . OOK John Gorman , janitor April . too J J Points , examining records . 12500 H Lanpitell , nurse poor farm . is 0 > Mary Rennet , laundress poor farm . . 17 CK J Mohr , work at poor farm . 20 a T Schneider , cook at poor farm . It DO M Jones , cook at poor farm . 1700 I N Pierce , superintendent poor farm. . . 75 00 DCGIbbs , nurse poor farm . 8000 H Vo s , plans . IS OU II Voss , witness . . . 1300 TMcCormtck , witness . Z 00 TMrConnlck , witness . f 0 J Turnbull , witness . t 01 M Whalon , witness . M a M Whalen.wltnesi . SO J B nruntr , county superintendent. . . . 127 40 MGr.hlan , wltnou . 16 00 It O'Keefe , county oor.imlasioner . W SJ K H Stonbor.wltncM . ; 400 A Wolget , juror . Oil 00 II Clark , witness . 6 U J Fohroctor , sundries . 8 95 J Schroater. sundries . 1 35 H Grebe , bailiff . 82 00 Garneau Cracker Co , bread . 6623 ( I RTimrne , county commissioner . 113 ft Wm Coburn , boarding prisoaors Apnl. , 1,045 7 I N 1'hllllps , bailiff . 12 n II Ilushman , juror . .v . 26 0 P Horrlff nwltneM. . . . > . 800 M A Robert , witness . 401 Wra Coburn , fees . , . 604 II Wm Coburn , tens Insane . . . . . 51 71 Win Cobiirn.fces ln ne. . . ' , . . tt * 35 F W BaodhAuer. bailiff . . . . 12 00 A J KendrlcVu. Juror. .1 , 1 00 H Ore bo , bailiff. . . .i. 8400 li Grebe , bailiff.- . 2400 3 Connelly , witness . . .UK. . . , . 4 00 R llurdlolt. witness , 4 00 J llrady. witnos < * 4 00 ( leo Kelley , Janitor. . . . ' . . . . . , , . . C5 00 ( I Smith , witness . . . i 8 to A Ihninas. witness 8 60 II ( Irabc. ballllt > . 3100 UG Kondrlck , juror - . 1200 J AMareh , work at poor farm 22 00 J N Phillips , bailiff. . . .1' ' .i > 42 00 De Uovolse , charily tlikcts. 1500 T H Cotter , programmes . , 1260 ,1 GUrton.dop. assr.-il- ward , . . . . A ) 03 J ( loriuan , janitor. , . . . , . < , M ( K ) M t.al.oy , engineer , Mar 8.1:0 : 1 N Plorcp , superintendent poor farm. . . 75 Oi ) Mrs I .N Pierce , tnatron.poor farm 2500 William Coburn , boarding prisoner. * , May Ulik. . . ; . .1,08183 Ja Miller , Jailer ! M 0 F W Bandhauer , bailiff 24 ( W 1 N Pierce , cash expended 2550 C Hanson , work at poor fitrm 17 00 M A Itohort , county phyflcian , ro 00 S I.angdoll , nurse ut poor farm 1 ! ) ( U Norn .loiios , cook nt poor farm fl 00 1) O Gtbls , nursn nt poor farm 2000 NorU Skew , work at poor farm 100(1 ( Mohr , work at poor farm 20 00 J Donaran , witness 400 tO'Keefe , county commissioner. 139 oil J Points , auditor 12500 ) KTimmo , county commissioner. . . . . . . 141)00 . Orobo , bailiff 24 ft ) { Uobortswitness ZOO iSwaFer.wltnoM 2 00 tiontngn , Juror 4 OU J. Hallo , deputy assessor Bth ward 1.18 00 8. Wakcfleld , a8scsor6tb ward 22I tt ) < . Grobu , Mlllff 2400 ( .Gordonjuror 2 ( K ) S. Ituckln , assessor Chicago 171 HO V.Clark , juror 510 I Hausuo , lanndros.o poor farm 1700 ) maha Kcpiihllcan , advertising 525 > inahaltcpubllcanadvertising 124 53 > mauiil < L puhlcanadvoitl ! ln > r 20 25 ) inahalcpubllcan ( , advertising 5 25 lainlmllopubUciinadvertising "Kir \ > Omaha lcinbllciutndvortUing ( | 208 70 Imalmltnpuhllcanadvertising 124 2J . N. Phillips , bttlhir. , 2400 . II. llninur , Buporlntenilent 127 10 . U. Knlarlck , work on poor Urin 21) ) 00 Mrs. I. N. 1'lorco , matron 25 UO Total ' Max "Conrad , drups . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ! 9tJ 15 1H ) Wrn.McllURh. Juror 1400 JI J. Davit , witness 400 W Ooi toll * Hall , masonry 28 00 nt : Gibbons &Co | > olanri. repairing I" M ) y.W T II Guiuiolla , witness a 00 j' ' > 5 A JO rover , paper 1500 M ) Wm Ilnmbonr , Juror 800 397 Ir ) K A Kelley. tt'ltni'ss 12 W ) B'lS KE Moores , charity tickets ! J 1)0 ) 331) ) O'Donnliooibhprljr , < lry goods Ill 3S 00 U I ) 1'ioronet Juror a W 01 U K Parkins , Juror 000 02 llartmra Welling , witness 12 UO 0.1 H HIccKott , witness 2 20 01 C Koiitillmicl , wllncw a 00 0" > A Whitman , Juror a 61) ) " 00 M Dwnpsoy , juror 9100 07 Davis & O'awBlll , repairs B 25 08 Dewey li mono , mattrossug (100 09 W U Kelley , errands 2 no 10 J W Moait. cleaning well 10 OJ 11 J Donnelly , sr. assessor 2nd ward. . 310 v. > 13 J Hawkliison , juror , . . . . s 00 13 J CCowln , attorney ( cos 631 OJ It MrsGotchles , witness 18 00 lr. Dr A.I Law. uiodlelno 12 00 1(1 ( S Ilelclioiiucrtr , Juror luo 00 17 W It 1'otter , Juior 31 00 18 E 1) Frank , court coits ooor farm. . . 122 54 ID O H i I awes , dop't county surveyor. . 113 60 " 20 Monry Ilolln , sundry puraons 8.2.H3 HI As follows : , I tt Hover , assessor 3J ward 38000 F 1'nno , nssossor Saratoga 148 so Wm Coburn , fees 125 o 1 J 1'olnts , ninlltlnif 125 00 < Orobo , balllll S3 00 I Urebo.baliirr 31 00 r W Moore , assessor Elkhorn 17S 70 ) mnhn I'o3t & Tel Co , advertising : 250 ( lorman , Janitor , Juno. > - . 6'J ' 00 ? Donahue , Juror , TJ 35 Vin Coburn. boarding prisoners June. . . 8'JO GO ISchrnoder , juror. . . . { . < . 8000 \-LtWi6irlus , Juror , . vs 01 u 1) Corries.elmrlty tickets 135 45 : l Tozard , juror . , , A UO JHeth. juror 4200 leo Koliey , janitor June.i (1500 ( i llandliaurr. bulllir . . . ( , 5200 jDcnton , tuxes rofuuJod 18 00 J N Phillip * n 12 OJ M I.ahoy , .luno salary. . . . 83 HI J S Millar , Ooputy shcntr no 00 I Ilolln , judgment poor farm 5,232 07 Gco KTlramo , county commissioner. . . . Ill H ) J Duffy , grading So lilthst 100 Oo ti 8,383 81 " 21 W J Ournham.fitness 55 722 Mrs L llorroughs , bdff lury 1976 ' 21 ! S J Charabors. mod. . ' . 1 00 " 21 i1 Casey , wltnosB 6 uo 72S City S. Laundry , llallard washing. . . 8 : et " 2(1 ( Dowcy AStono , ftinnturo SO 00 727 JC Knowolii , ifroceries 41 11 7iS J Frank , Juror : 200 72il J W llor. witness 10 00 " 30 Mrs .T W Her , witness 1000 " 31 W II Hams , foes 3748 " 32 O Mclven/.lo , sr. jiiror 1200 " 31 FK Mooroecharity ticket ; 310 ' 34 Wm Moonejr , juror 0195 735 Neb Nat'l Henk , tial on note ! 53 15 788 Porter nros , meat 803 737 Potter * Metteath , typo-w ritor , etc. . 152 60 718 ! Parker , Uoblnson & Co. scraiwrs. . . . 0 75 ' 39 A A Parker , witness 800 f40 Wml'roston , bran 900 [ 41.1 Itlchards. witness 200 742 Straoki Marx , grinding whftat. 7 10 743 ATSIgwurt , witness , ' 300 744 U P Ily , oharltr tickets 7 15 [ 45 J MoVlttle , < rrocoro M 45 746 Wolslmus A : JloOwBn.ffafttg11 fit ) 747 W A Whitney , shooa SI i3 748 Wutorloo Crcuniory , butter 1G 00 749 J H Karris , Juror 20 00 750 H Hollu , onah oxKindei1 | 03 02 IlltlDOK KUM ) . 149 Paxfon k Viorllnir , Iron 101 03 150 M llosors , iron 1370 151 HStuudor , ditching 4000 152 Chicago Lumber Co , lumber 21G 37 Adjourned. .itn.v 17. No business and adjourned to July SI. JULY 'J4. Ueport of county jndse liled. Petition of A. Hlerbach to sell liquor , re ceived and laid over. Petition asking for finullnc of Mandcrson avonu * . iccelved ana laid over. Petition otV. . M. Kumel asklne for re duction of taxes on certain church propel ty received and laid over. Petition of J. T. Hell and others for a county road , received and laid over. Itlds for grading Wast Farnam street opened and bid of O. 11. lirown at 16c per cubic yard being lowest , contract was awarded him. Hids for grading South 10th street opened , and bid of Kd Hums at 12)t'c per cubic yard , bo I ni ? the lowest , contract was awarded him. Adjourned JULY 28. Notice from Elmer A. Frank , No. 128 D. , certifying that all costs In judgment in case Kly vs Poor Farm had been cancelled , was read aud tiled. Communication from William II. Ijams , clerk of the board of Insanity , rofardlng the person of Ucono Snoot as a proper person for the poor farm , read and tiled. Communication from Farnara Street Hulldine association , with a deposit of 9HO ! , read and tiled. Resolutions adopted : Directing county treasurer to cancel the labor tax of Anne Costen for 1835on account of error of assessor. Instructing county clerk to advertise for bids on 500 tons of soft coal by August 11 , bidders to furnish 8100 ( certlited chocks ) n a guarantee to euter into coutract , should bid bo accepted. Directing treasurer to cancel tax on south 48 foot of lot 7 , block 23 , in city of.Omaha.for 1S70 and 1885 , on account ot church property. Hills for olelit wituoMTees In case of state of Nebraska vs. Andrew Kean et al , charged with conspiracy , rejected ana ordered tiled. Roads G7 O and H7S Uworo declared public county roads. ) * Following bills were allowed : JUDGMENT J'UNI ) . 1 J RHondria , ao't Judgment 50000 6 J It Hondrlu , ao't Judtfoiont Ml on U U Bollu 9.50000 ROAD FUNI > . 1 OeoHtrd , appral r4SOi 000 a Omalm Kepubllcnn iul > ; tVll)3C ) 528 U John Toner , work on roml 1800 4HllAvory , rradingiu : 4000 6 DPBodmond. work QUroad 15 00 153 Wm Van Dofron. wortcon bridges. . 197 61 aK.NK.KAI. PJNI ) . 751 Omaha Bepnbllcan. subfiles 4(3 ( 95 768 KW Harbor , Juror.-li ii 10 75S liW Dontcu.Trltnoss.w. Did 754 RWUarberwitness. . ? ? 5 10 75 % K Frost , wltnns 10) ) 7M S 8 Auohmo drwork on warrant ry CO 09 I LOreoo. balltIT Z4 00 757 LOrebe , bailiff WOO MoCwruo H W Spaulalng.butter.,13 39 HW8pauldlng.irrooorle 8 70 HW Spauidinrarrocuriai 8 08 .7.7. Tl 7T T58 Neb Tel Co , July tolepbonos 30 10 769 OmahaBartniri Bank. $113.30. ( is follows ; 1) WaiMm , Juror 1000 J K Bwawjy , constable IT 30 McCsrrtjr , Ikmntll ft Co , coffins BOO McCarthy , Ponuell A Co. , coinm 800 J FBIlven , witneM 12 W PUHawee , attorney fee * 6500 J MadioD , wltnoM 800 KMcMnnnln. Juror. . 000 B Brandt , witness 6 40 Wl ) Mead , juror , 800 M Croui. witness SI < u CAllauadt , witness 1400 J Smltb , witness 10 JW William WiUou , wllnew 800 DOaiurban. juror 800 A UUck , witneM , 4 40 I , Black , WitneM 40 ! pluck , witness t 40 Hart , juror , 8 00 Hart , juror B oo ' * * Juror 1 00 . IlHnpjr , juror S 00 A Uiinbiir. Juror 4 03 , JJelUnd , junir 82 OJ J" Hllllr'Juro'- " " 10 00 Hockfcllow. Juror 16 ID : : v. < . : : : : : v.v.v > . ' § 88 M A Hebort. witness 1 80 A Thomas , wltnou i. . . 1 ( to 02 , M l.nher , July salary B.1 3o 03 DGdibbsmirso at poor farm woo 01 O Hanson , work nt poor taini 17 Ot 05 H Hanson , work at poor farm 17 00 M n Iaugu > ll , nurse nt poor farm 2J 00 67 .1 Mohr , worK ut poor tnrm SO OJ 05 1 N I'lcree , superintendent at poor farm 7500 B ! " Mrs I N I'lorco , matron nt poor farm 25 00 " 70 Wm Itlohards , cook nt poor farm. . . . 15 00 11 N Honors , cook at poor fnrm IS 00 12 H Slmw. work at poor farm 15 00 : AM Akin.witness si IH 74 OA Andrewsjuror 4 00 .5.1 Albert , Juror 24 IW 70 > llandhauor. bailiff 3i 0. ) i o Huiicke , witness S UO S J H llrunor , July salary 12805 V Clark Bros * Co. coiroo 41 2 * W C& N W railway , charity tickets. . . . 61 IW 81 J FOoots. ttawdimt 1 60 O Kt V M A O railway , charity tickets. 4 45 J Froltmnn , witness 0 40 " } hOrobe , balllir 2300 . J ( luruian , July salary w OJ 88 h Ilnuoy , witness BOO " 7 O Hart , wltnoss ZOO 88 W H IJams , fees W OcorRO Keller. July talary Kfi 00 BO kHloy,8tltror& Co. . dry goods CO 19 01 J S Miller , July salary. VI 00 ' 2 McCHrthy & llurkn.colhn II 00 T'l K n.Moares.chiirsty lionets. . II 50 " 4 SP Mor o * Co..dry poods S 75 U5 Jnmcs McDotmlcl , witness H Oi ) .I I'nnsin. witness 4ft ) 7 Sister of mercy , care of children. . . . l 00 9H DM SteoKV Co.groceries 2J 40 li It Wright , tecs 4 40 A WaiKOt , Juror 3 oo Mil J F llllvon , witness 35 Od Nf. CAN W Hy Co , charity tickets 8 IH ) )03 ) A N Vice ) , cnro Insanu 475 Nil .1 N 1'hllllp * , DnllllT 33 110 HJV Corliss , July salary 125 ( K ) biXS It O'Koolo. July siilury 11 OJ Adjoin nod. JULY HI. Communication from John Klatz nir bridge on county Una and" Ilk. . . Bids for untiling on county road between ) onslas and Washington counties were received - ceived trom Washington county and con- ract lot to Mr. Leahy for the lill at ISc per cubic yard and the slough at 1-e per cubic vard. Uoslpuatlon nt I. N. Pierce and Airs. 1. K. ? loico as superintendent uiul matron of poor farm , received and accepted. Ballot taken on appointment of superin tendent of poor farm as follows : BvO'Keofo William Hay. Corliss-Clark. 'J'i m me John Mahuney. There bfllng no choice a second ballot was called and resulted : Tinune John Mahoney. O'Kcttfe John Mahouoy. Corliss refusing to vote , John Mahouoy was accordingly appointed superintendent ol poor farm. Adjourned. AUGUST 7TII. Communication from J , J. Mahoney , ac cepting position of superintendent of poor 'arm lead and tiled. Monthly report of L N. Pierce superin tendent poor farm for July read and tiled. Following bills were allowed : llltllHlK FUND. 54 W C Evans , work on bridge 86900 156 ETDnko , hardwarofor brldgo 24 85 ItOAD FUND. B O J ( trail , grading , tax refunded. . . . 105 95 7 SSWIlt , work on road 20 00 U K Thomson , work on rouii gS 75 fl H Holso , worK on road 27 00 10 J Duffy , balance on grading South Thirteenth street 10004 11 A J Luneiuunn , account Do try grad ing South Thirteenth stroat 3 _ ' 00 12 R Hums , grading South lenth St. . . . 75 00 13 A Nelson , damage to road , 01 C 35 03 ( iKNKitAT. piurn. 107 G ETlinmcJulysulary 123 CO 03 toB-8 Sundry porsons.niQUcst Iluhlo case 2500 821 Hoe Publishing Oo. advertising . . . . 12500 IW Wm Coburn , board prisoners , July. . BJt 75 831 Churchill Putuplug Co , hose in 10 833 II Dohlo ! i Co. shoes 1 50 833 .1 CDrcxol , coroner 10 00 (14 ( FK llwiirmh , groceries 16 85 8J5 Wm Qontlemiui , groceries 2.J 76 ' 3 ( ! ( lunioau Cracker Co , bread 87 40 837 I.O linuwold , meat 1804 B'lH TOahnn , groceries 700 tU'J Olosoii , ifillorfc Ulchardson.stntion- ery 18605 i40 II ci m rod i Co , grocorics 6710 841 Harris & Flshur , moat us fig 842 llolmroil & CO , soup . ' . a ) 75 843 A I ) Morse , shoos , 825 f44 Oinntui Uus Cc , gas July , jail , SB 6 UO 815 Omaha nnsCo.gns March to July. . . . 71 10 < 40 Omaha Oil A Paint Co , oils ] 4 03 i47 O'Donahoo i Shorfy , dry goods 7 CO H48 K A Parmalrc , juror (1 ( 00 8411 M A Hohort.snlury July 60 00 $50 $ I ) M Sloel i Co. groceries 9121 851 ( lee Tildon , witness 10 00 852 .1 Illrolel , wire 4 30 h53 T I ) Todd , livery ! l 00 i" > 4 J J t'omts , auditing , 125 00 853 1 8 I'armalco , Juror 8 09 Adjourned , AUOUST 14. Petition on bond of A. Illnrbach to sell liquors In Chicago precinct was approved , no protests having been tiled and clerk In structed to Issue license. lilds for coal were opened from Omaha Coal , Coke & Limn company , C. B. Havens 6 Co. , Nebraska Fuel company and Jeff W. Uedtord. There being ro question as to quality of coal , the matter was laid over till next meeting. Matter of Incorporation of South Omaha was taken up , and petition askliiR that action be deferred sixty days read. Matter laid over until October IS. Bids for tradius west of Woolens were opened and contract awarded to John Me diation at 18c per cubic yard : Bids for building ictalnlug wall ; following being the bidders : Thomas V. Hrcnnan & Co. , J. A. Wbalcn , Oiaxel & Foil and Kyan & Uo. The bid of T. K. Brennan & Co. , being the lowest , the contract was awarded them , and clerk instructed to draw up contract and a bond in the sum of $5,000 and cause a clause to bo Inserted to have work completed on or before November 1.1880. Plans of llnry vnss wore approved and adopted , and clerk Instructed to draw up contract between 11. Voss and county of Douglass. Clerk was Instructed to advertise for bids for the Kradlnc of lirst hill east ot Irvlneton on Military road. Clerk Instructed to advertise for bids for grading court house block according to plans on tile in couuty surveyor's office. Communication trom . K. Jxmir was read and liled. Communication from S. D. Jlerccr , read and tiled. Communication from I. N. Watson regard ing the number of nights on which gas was used , read , and clerk instructed to make a bill In accordance therewith. Communication Irom Midland Guarantee and Trust company regarding ttio number of nights on which cas used , and clerk in structed to uiake a bill In accordance there with. mSOMJTIOK PASSED. Whereas , The inadequate means to prop erly take care of Uie sick of this county nnd the protection of life and tpropeity at the poor farm against accidents which might arise from not belnit able with the present meatis to control the insane returned from the slate as Incurable , now twenty-nine In number and hvo In jail , and further that thu county could support Its Insane cheaper here than at Lincoln ; bo it Resolved , That a proposition to build a couuty hospital to the capacity of about 2.VI patients , on the northwest cor nor of the poor farm , be brought before the clti- rens ol this county at the next general elec tion ; further , that this board advertise tor plans , specifications and estimates of cost nt once , and that for such an amount only shall bonds be voted for at the next election , or to sell part of the poor farm to meet the required expenditure. Hill of S. 1) . Mercer for grading on Meiver avenue was rejected. THOUSANDS of people suffer witli back aulio , not knowing that in most eases , il is a symptom of diseased kidneys and liver , which plasters and lotions can nut heal. The best and safest remedy is lr. J. li. McLean's liver aud kidney balm. f 1.00 per bottle. rCamas prairie is the garden of Idaho Even the uncultivated land is covered with flowers and grass. The region looks llko a big prairie uropped dowu this side of tUo mountains. "Fly Killer" llntoher'H JUIithtillne. The most successful exterminator Every sheet will kill n quart. Quick work Persistent use will keep ahead of renro dilution. Dataller's Doiul Shot for bed Swimming both at Cut-Off Jake 3& A CROSS Between Jeff Davis and the Living Skeleton. That Is to say ! You arc wearing a suit that was c. . . . , originally meant to/It a man. Somewhat of that shape , by some oversight you had mistaken It for your own. \ A / I I XX don't you let the scales drop from your \f\rn M T eyes and see yourself as others sec you f T I I I jfror less money and more SATISFAC TION you can have the choice of.the productions of the fin est merchant tailor * In the country , at the Great MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS 1119 Farnam Street , If'in be shown to-day , and until nil are sold. A number of. new styles of dre i and bushiest suits. These garments pos sess every ilrtue of their original cost , but the prices through1 our well known means are placed at exactly half. ASK FOB THE NEW STYLES. When you come and yotir cycn will 11ULGK OUT when you sec the beauty ofthejlitish and the extremely low price. For the convenience of those who purchase thctr clothing of us , we have secured control of certain Hew 1'orlf style * of And Gents' Furnishing Goods We shalllic pleased to call your attention to our unsurpass ed line of mens' Trowters , in all the prevailing styles. A per fect fit guaranteed. MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS 1119 Farnam Street , Open Saturday until n O'Clock. EDUCATIONAL. /1AI.LANAN College , T es Molnoi , Iowa. A \J Homo School for Girls. Full Coureoy of Btudv. Special KlvmitiJBO In Music. Art. Mod ern LamrWos und Elocution. Fall term bo- tins Bopt. Bth. Address the proiident , C. K. i'oineroy. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY. CHESTUIt. Sfith roar opens BEPTEMHKU 11. A MILltABV COI.I.-KQK. , roinirutory Courses. ThoroUBh Tpchnlcnl Work. All DopnrtmonU conducted by nblo I'HOFKSSOlta Mllltnry fiystom second only to : hat ot U. 8. M. A. Annuals of tleut. 8 T. Hnrt- ott , llor > Shormun Avo. , City : or Chisf Puy- tnastcr-s OHlc Arm v BEACON ACADEMY fFlBUKH.L-OS-UUDSOK , H.T. , SelecjToine School , \J. \ FKEU SMITH , A.M. KI1OI.D INSTITUTK-Froohold , N. V. , FU 4th year. Prepares for Princeton , Tale , Columbia , Harvard , und for lluBlneas. llav. A. G. Chamuers , A. M , 1'rloclpul. ALBANY LAW SCHOOL , Thirty-seventh year boffins 8apt flthl&S7. For olrculnrg or sneclul Information address Horace K. Smith. LU D. D < mn. Albany. N. Y. YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE Aud HOME SCHOOL , for OIISI.S. KANSAS C1T Y IO. Hill rorpe of iir cnipllfli Teachers , i'u rllB inflved ut nni time. ] or ilKuiji nei'trloT MltbE. MtCOSlAB. 1'illiclpnl. Howard Collegiate Institute , ForYoimr Laillos reopens Sept 21. College Preparatory , Clasilcal nnd Sclcntiflo r.radUHt- Inir courses. For circular ! address KMMA U. CONIIO , I'rlnclpal.or U. II. HOWAltD , St ro- UiyV est Brldyowatur , MUM. JyBb > wMt IP KOUYOUNO LAUlKS.iaM North BroadSt I'hlliwlolphia. 17th year begins Sept. 2Ut , 1837. Addres * Mink a JUniCINS , 1'rmolpal , who refers by ipeclal perralf lion to Mr. and Mrs , John N. Jowott , I Mr. and Mrs. Philip li. Armour , { -Chicago. Mr. and Mn. Horace V. Watte , ) ( Main IlulMlnp ) THE UMVKUSII'Y Of TJOTItE DAMK. The 44th collcBlnto year will opoii Tiio rtKy , Eupt. B , thnepacious mid olcRHiit huilillnvH IIHTO flu ringthu past your. iieoommodMud MO resi dent studontK. Kvery faculty Is B Herded for securing - curing n thorough knolodKOOt Classics , Mathcmntics , LAW , Science and Music. A ttiorouicb oorainerclul course i also a fnn- turo of thu liutltiitlon. Bpcclal ttJvnnUicos will l > o placed wllhlu tUo reach of tUoso Unnlr- liitf to study LAW. The MINIM Department for lK > y under thlr- teen is separate. Cutnlojrues vivlnir full pur- tlculnrs will bo sent fee In uiipllcation to HOY r. K. WALSH , C. S. ( i. Prosldont Notre l > amo I1. O. IndUma. ST. MARY'S ACADEMY ( OnnMllo WMtof Notre Dame Unlvorslty ) . The 04th Acudomto term , will open Mcnday , Bcjitcmbor 5. School Art and lulKii. i nnorvaloiyof Music. The Acmlomlo coursols tliorouirh In thu 1'ro- purntory , .Seniorand Cliu.lcul ( iradt'A. MIUIO lloimrtniiMiton tbo nlau of iho hunt Onniuirva- tori on of Knrnpo , Is uiidnr oharKe nf a com plete corps of lo.iohern , Htudio modeled In tha ( treat Art Schools of Kuropd ! Drawing and Pulutlni ; from llfo nnd the untlnuo. I'liono/ra- phyandTypo-Wrltliifir Ittuxlit. llulldliiKS o julp- pcd withflruuM-Hpu. A Hopnruto dopartiiuint tor children under 13. Apply for catalogue to Mother Superior St. fijary's Academy Notre Dame P. O , St. Joteph Co. , Ind. I V1 ! I * J m / " " ! % * ! -AhSQNS.HopKJNS.Qdnl , U uro the larcost and most complete assortment ot Fire Place Furnishings IN AMERICA. Ont HuntfredandSivinfy-Flvt Difiecrcnt designs of fireplaces can be sceo all set up in our showrooms. " Also complete Bath and Toilet Rooms all fitted up with Tiles. BRASS GOODS . Of all the choicest and most origna Id Ic I . c signs. Readers of this paper reouiring goods In our line should call upon or commanicate with us. DREXEL & MAUL , ( Succrhson to John U. Jacobs. ) \1 \ At the old stand , 1407 Farnam St. Orders by telegraph solicited and promptly attended - tended to. Telephone No,4ii5. FOR SALE. AnTsIand on the Sou thorn coast of nottii. flood flshlnit and bimohfor bathing. Lo cated In the best Hummer Climate In the world For full purtlclara address , KDWA1II ) . II. MEHHIIJ , , Mutual Mfo llulldlng. Xi Nuhsati fit. . N. Y BOYNTON FURNACE CO , , Bolt Hanufaeturtn of BOYNTONS FURNACES , RANGES THEATERS , With All MODERN Improvumanta. 47 and 49 Dearborn St. , J. H. MANNY , MANAGER. CHICAGO. roiiRAiicur HENRY E. COX. Omaha , Neb.