OMAHA DAILY BEE : WJSPNESDAY , NOVEMBER 30 , 188T.
THIRTY .THOUSAND STRONG ,
Tudgo Maxwell's Plurality the Larg
est in Nebraska's History.
RESULT OF THE OFFICIAL VOTE.
Btnnll Comfort For ttio Prohibitionists
Winter Meeting of the Htnlo
AKrlcultnrnl Hocloty Items
From ilio Capital.
frnov THE IIFK'B uxcot.jf mnir.AU.1
The ofllcliil vote of the state at the recent
election discloses ttio fact that Judge Samuel
Maxwell , .republican , has carried the state
over O'Day , democrat , by a,177 votes , the
greatest plurality ever given n republican
candidate hi the state. For the past two
days the state board of canvassers have been
compiling the return * and the vote for
Htipremo Judge li in follows :
Biimm.-l Maxwell , republican Sfl,72. " >
Thonmit O'Day , democrat 6H.MS
James F. Abbott , prohibition 7UVJ
For comparison's Hake , the following vote
for governor one year ago is of Interest :
John M. Thayer , republican 75W5fl
James K. North , democrat 5'2t > ii < )
H. W. Hardy , prohibitionist 8,175
It will bo observed that while this was con
sidered mi olT-ycnr in | > oHtlcs and that but
ono state officer of any prominence was to bo
elected , the vote of the state has Increased
nearly 11.000 , mid that 1 ( > ,0 < )0 ) of these votes
nro a gain for the republican party , the per
cent of gain being much greater for the re
publicans than the democrats. , Uul to the
political prohibitionists , the political wreck
ers of Um state there Is neither charm nor
satisfaction In the returns. Their lots
In the state , despite the fact
tli.it the totul vote increased
H.OOO is nearly lKK , ( ) votes in comparison
with the vote for Hardy for governor , and
over 1,0(10 ( compared with their vote for their
remaining state officers a year ago. It is a
significant showing that illustrates the de
cadence of that party that has never reached
proiK > rtions to entitle it" to a imsltlon unionis
the political parties of the state. There is a
Bisnillcnnco of value in the vote of Nebraska ,
wnen the coming presidential contest is
taken Into consideration , and the fact that
the recent state convention took hold of vital
i-wues In the state undoubtedly had its effect
on the size of the republican vote. The vote
for regents of the state university shows but
a slight full in ; , ' off from the head of the
ticket'Muxwell running ubout 1,000 voles
ahead of his ticket. The vote for regents is
as follows :
D.ivls , republican Sr > ,777
KohertH , republican S5-l.Vi
Slicker , domociat 57KM (
HarrK democrat 57,0-Jl
Newell , prohibitionist 7'Cii ;
Hilton , prohibitionist 7 , ; < 17
Hoot , union labor./ " ,107
Moore , union labor ! 3,70 : )
The vote for district judges Is as follows :
First district Applogato , republican , 7,4'.M ;
Sttill , republican , ( V-J'i ' ; Hroody , democrat ,
0'J7 ! { ; Thomas , democrat , r > ,4. > 7 ; Hoverige ,
prohibition , 1,4511.
Secrnd district Chapman , republican ,
7.KJ5 ; Field , republican , 11,1W ; Sawyer , dem
ocrat , .VS-ftS ; Ha.vden , democrat , 3'J4l , ; lilt-
tonbemtor , prohibition , 1,1011.
Third district Hnnrouk , republican , 5,104 ;
Estollo , republican , 5,017 ; GrolT , non-parti ]
aan , 0,427 , Doano , non-partisan , 8,811 ; Wake-
loy , non-partisan , 10,1115 ; Hopcwcll , 14,450 ;
liullou , republican , > ,4M.
Fourth district Post , republican , 8,25 < > ;
Marshall , republican , 8.103 ; Sullivan , demo
crat , 7iJ74 ; Gllkeson , democrat , ( ) ,8i)3 ) ; Wall
ing , prohibition , 1OM ; Uice , proldbition , 741.
Fifth district Morris , republican , lO.OTT ;
Vail , prohibition , 1.007.
Sixth district Norval , republican , ( r > .4oO
Mill , prohibition , 1'J'J7.
Seventh district Powers , republican , 13.-
21 ; Norris , republican , 7,4011 ; Crawford
democrat , (5,710. (
Uighth district Gnslln , republican , 9,075 :
Hewitt , prohibition , l.fflJS.
Ninth district Tiffany , republican , 5,3S3 !
Harrison , republican , 0,08. ! ; Platt , democrat ,
4'Jl.r > ; Doyle , democrat , M,7S3.
Tenth district Humor , republican , D.Sbt !
CJrcen , democrat , 5,000.
Eleventh district Cochran , republican
0 , < WJ ; Golfer , m
Twelfth district Klncald , republican
7OM ; Wicker , democrat , H.IKM.
run WIXTBII MKKTINO
Of the atato agricultural society will bo held
at the state univeisity in this city on the 17th
of January. For the pilot two days Secre
tary Furnas has been in Lincoln looking after
business matters relative to the meeting and
securing the programmes for distribution
over the state. Ono of the features of the
winter incotim ; will bo the corn exhibit , the
first yut made at a winter meeting of the
board , and as the premiums are liberal a fine
exhibition of Nebraska's favorite cereal is
expected. The usual programme will ho fol
lowed at the winter meeting and , in addition ,
Prof. C. 1C. Hcusy will read a paper in the
form of a report on the grasses and forage
plants of the state. Prof. Hicks , of the
state university , professor of geology , who
bus given much thought and attention and
Investigation to the problem of immigration
with reference to the western part of the
state , will read a paper on that subject. The
Usual reduced railroad rates will bo accorded
for the winter meeting , and at the meeting
the premium list for the coming year will bo
nmdo up. 1 hose desiring programmes should
address Secretary Furnas at Urownville.
i.ivi : nrncK MKKTIXO.
The governor has requested the live stock
( military commission of Nebraska and State
Voteiitmrinn Dr. Oerth to attend a meeting
tn be held at Springlleld , 111. , December II ) ,
ut which the live .stock commissioners of the
northern and western states will bo ivprc-
ncnted. The object of the meeting is to con
sider the subject of Texas fever and the best
way to prevent its introduction into the
northern states and to conduct the trufllc in
souther cattle with safety to the stock Inter-
estsof the northwest. The commission mid
Dr. Gerth will attend.
KKSOLUTIONS AllOPTCII.
The live stock commission has passed the
following resolutions :
Hesolved , That the state veterinarian bo
requested to prepare a circular for the use
and benefit of the farmer * and stock raisers
of the state , containing information on the
following subjects :
1 , How contagious and infectious diseases
nro to bo reported ,
a. What indemnity Is allowed for stock
killed and under what circumstances.
! ! . The evidence of glanders and faroy in
horses uiul a description of diseases that may
bo mUtaken for them.
I , How to disinfect stables In which glan-
dored horses have been kept.
5. Said circular shall state that it is the in
tention of the commission to use their best
efforts to advance and protect thu , live stock
interests of the state and that wo ask the sup
port of the farmers and stock raisers to the
end that our efforts may bo successful.
II , A brief decrlptlon of hog cholera and the
sanitary measure , neqessary to prevent ita
spread.
TUB SBWS nou.rn nowx.
Supreme court WHS In session yesterday
The principal case on argument being tin
O'Hrion-Giifllln case fro 11 Omaha. The flnal
cull of the docket will occur Friday the 2nd
Governor Tlmycr will depart for Washing'
ton on Saturday to be present with the re
nmimlcr of the Omaha committee nt the
national republican committee.
r It Is expected that a mandamus raso will br
hoard In the supreme court to-day in whlcli
M Logan county brings mandamus proceedings
) ' ! npainst Auditor Habcoek to compel him tc
register the court house bonds of that count }
In the district court yesterday the Jlrst i-O'
plevln case cf the many brought by whole
i alers in Lincoln against the Union PucilK
railroad was on trial. The case was brought
by Raymond liros. it Co. , the tlrm refusing
& to pay the fi eight charged and rcplovinlnt
the goods , A jury was empannelled at 11001
mid the cnso was In progress.
ft t Among the Omaha attorneys in Lincoli
yestordav were A. J. Poppleton , George S.
Smith , K. M. Hartlctt and George ti.nt
tJ O'Hricn , Jr. Thomas I * Kimunll , nssistan
to Uio vice president of the Union Pacific
J was also in the city yesterday ,
NOTK. Bo suspicious of persons win
rocpininotid liny ether article iw "JUH
as good , " nntl tnko nothing cUe but Dr
Hull's- Cough Syrup.
. A party paid , ton dollars for. horsi
nt nn uuctlon sale. The horse wni
. l mo tmd brutsod all over.A b.ottlo of
BnJviitionOil eobtingitf cents Wfta used
ho i now valued at two.hu'udred dollan
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MOHTUAKY MATTEBH.
nUTIIRKPOIII ) .
Dr. nuthcrford died yesterday morning at
3:10 : o'clock , from theeffccUof thooverJoaoof
morphine , under the effects of which ho was
found Monday afternoon , as reeordcd In
the UIK. : After ho had boou
treated for Homo time by the physlclnng , It
was supirosed that hu hod recovered from
the effect of the druff , yet It was decided that
he should bo wntched during the ntirht. Ac
cordingly several frlendtt , Mosnrs. H. Strlok-
ler , O. O. Cnldrr and Mr. ICrnimc , together
with Drs. Hubert and Drown , attended him ,
taking turns In watching hM condition.
Lute In the evening It became
apparent that the effects of the
morphine were too great and that it would
not 1)0 ponxlblu to relieve the proatrato phy
sician , and accordingly at the hour mentioned
above , the victim died. The remains were
yesterday removed to Urexel It Maul's ,
where nt 10 o'clock an Inquest was held > vhlch
resulted In a verdict that death had resulted
from an overdose of tnorpl'lnc. token with
what intent could not bo ascertained. A tel
egram was received yesterday by Mr.
Calder , mentioned above from Frank Huth-
isrford , brother of the deceased , resid
ing at Utlea , New York , and sup
posed to an attache of the Herald of that
place. It requested that the remains be for
warded to him and he would come out here
lalfr and pay all the costs. The doc
tor loft u number of books and other small
property , in the pocket of one of his coats
there being found between fcW mid $40. It is
claimed that some of the surviving members
of his family own n considerable number of
lots lu this city , The remains were embalmed
and were forwarded to their desti
nation last evening.
iiintKifAiin.
OYesterday Vincent Hurkhard , aged five
years , son of Mr. and Mrs. Hurkhard , and
grand son of A'incent Hurkloy , died nt the
residence of of his parents , 121 ! ) North Eigh
teenth street. The little boy hud been 111 but
n few dayn , having been severely attaeked
with pneumonia. _
SOUTH OMAIIA NKWS.
Miss Austn Clark , accompanied by her
sister , Mrs. Well , left yesterday for
Tarkio , Mo. On their return these two ladies
will engage in the millinery business. The
building Is now boingerectcd on n lot recently
purchased by Miss Clark ,
r Ground was broken yesterday for the
foundation of a handsome business block
east of the postoftlce. The property is owned
by J. A brains.
An itinerant phrenologist who claimed to
bo a luiLMl desccndent of Suworrow , the cele
brated Polish general , was in the cityes -
tin-day feeling the bumps of the younjjor
members of the population.
A heifer which had three cars , the third
being quite small and situated just alongside
the right auricular , was one of the curiosities
nt the stock yards jesterday.
The grading of N street lias again been
resumed and every effort will bo made to
complete it before tlio ground freezes.
.lames Hrlttain , a prominent stockman of
Wood Kiver , Neb. , Is iaftho city.
The eastern , extension of the stock vards
will bo ready for use on Monday. Work
will then begin on the northern annex.
Henry Morgan , a butcher nt the Fowler
packing house had a linger cut off while
trimming horns yesterday. Dr. Kirk
Patrick dressed the wound.
George Seldcn of Aurora , is in the city.
Considerable complaint is heard on the part
of slock shippers concerning the action of the
H. & M. management relating to thoshipping
of cattle and hogs to this market. It is
claimed that stock is sidetracked 'at Lincoln
mid other points for three or four hours when
it should bo forwarded as rapidly as possible.
A po.tltion asking that this action bo cor
rected is being prepared and will bo for
warded ut an early date. Should the result
be not satisfactory other measures will be re
sorted to-
BO. F. Swift , the Chicago packer , was again
on the market yesterday , and is giving his per
sonal attention to building a cattle market.
Tnoro Is not much doing in this line , and a
the Swift house can liandlo from eight bun
dred to ono thousand per diem , It Is ti > their
interest to imluco shippers to send their cat
tle to thib market.
AAIUHKMENTS.
The second performance of a "Grea
Wrong" took place last evening ut tlio Grand
Opera house before a large und enthusiastic
audincc. All the parts seemed even more
harmoniously balanced than they did on the
preceding night. Mr. Studley made a com
incndublo effort to correct the faults noticed
with the result that his reading was rendered
much more satisfactory to the audience. The
other actors sustained the estimate rendered
of them in yesterday's paper.
TIII : I'uoi'Lii's.
Katie Pearson's company appeared las
night nt this theater in Laura Dainty1 !
favorite , "Mountain Pink. " The company
and star appeared to decided advantage , giv
ing a very satisfactory entertainment.
A Chronic Tendency Overcome.
Many persons are troubled with
chronic tendency to eon.stipntion. Thoj
nro of billions temperament. The com
plaint to which they tire subject , though
easily remediable by judicious trout
munt , is in iniiiiy cases aggravated by
resort to clt-nntt j purgutlves und choln-
gogucs. As the nuuiiin Btomach and
bouols nro lined with a delicate mem
brane , mid not with vulcanite , thoycnn-
not stand prolonged drenching with
such medicines without serious Injury.
Nothing restores and counteracts an
habitual tendency to constipation so ef
fectually as Hosteller's Stomach Bittcr.s.
Its laxative elTect is gentle and progres-
s-ive. It neither convulses nor weakens
the inlubtiiics , and its elTccts are unac
companied bv griping pains. Itnroiihus
the liver when the organ is sluggish ,
promotes digestion and oncotirages np-
jictito and sleep , for fever and ague ,
kidney troubles , , nervous complaints ,
and incipient rheumatism it in incomar-
nblo. Tnko n wineglass before meals
and bee how soon you will relish them.
In Dol'ense of Her Son.
Mrs. Mary O'Garnion. mother of Thomas
Carroll , who was rofen ed to in yesterday's
lice , called at the HER oflico In thu morning.
Mr . O'G.irmon say it is absolutely false
that Carroll was guilty of highway robbery ,
nor was ho oven charged with that crime.
Upon the night of tho'alleged robbery of Mr.
Frank Gibson , Mrs. O'Gannon says there is
nmplo evldencn to provo her son was not out
of her IIOUBO. The mother says that while her
son has faults as other men , ho Is not the man
to bo guilty of dishonesty. His besetting sin
is his love for liiuior.nnd while in his cups ho
has had many little difficulties , none of
them have verg d upon dishonesty. Mrs.
O'Gannon regrets with all her mother's , heart
the faults her son i cully possesses , but will
not stand Idly by and hear him accused of a
wrong of which she and many reputable citi
, zens know him to bo innocent.
;
Peed makes Blood and Dlood makes
,
' Beauty. Improper digestion of food
> necessarily produces bad bloodresulting1
in n feeling of dullness in the stomach ,
acidity , heartburn , blck headache , and
ether dvspoptio symptoms. A closely
con lined life causes indigobtlon , con tf-
mtion , biliousness and loss of appetite.
To remove the.te troubles , there no
' remedy equal to Prickly Anli Bitters.
Ithas'beeu tried and proven to bo u
bpecltic.
Ilehl Kor ItoMiory.
B On last Thursday night a crook and confi
dence man styling himself Charles White
took a young follow named A. J. Shlnko the
'
. ro'unds of the saloons , and after ho thought
. ho had him sufilclcntly drunk to bo unable to
help himself , led him back of the Millord
, hotel , where ho robbed htm of a valuable gold
watch. Yesterday White fell into the lianas
of Ofllccr Mayhood , and was taken to the
central station. A few minutes later ho was
summoned before Judge llerku , who , after
bearing the case , mil the thief under f 1,000
. to appear before tlio district court.
If you are suffering with weak or in
flamed eyes , or gnuuilatod eyelids , you
can bo quickly cured by using Dr. J' II.
: McLeaiPs Strengthening Eye Salve ,
. 26 cents a box. ' - . . . . . .
1119 . CAN SAVE
I. It
From SO to 1OO Per Cent
On Merchant-Tailor Made Clothing , by making your purchases at The Misfit Parlors , during this week.
No DODGE will be found TO CATCH YOU in a flaring advertisment made by us. We can show you
Made up in the most substantial manner , combined with more elegance than has AS YET BEEN shown
by any house in Omaha , and AT PRICES beyond approach of any house in Omaha.
"Attractions for this Week Special. "
OYERGOAT
AT AT
$10.30 Which we made to order for $18.0O $20.40 Which was made to order for $ 40.OO
12.60 < i 22.00 * 25.9O " " 50.00
14.2O Cl 26.00 3O.OO " " 60.00
15.80 28.0O 43.00 " " 85.00
17.7O II 32I.OO 68.OO " " 15O.OO
18.65 35.OO I75.OO " f < 3OO.OO
Suitings too numerous in variety of pattern and prices for space to make
mention. You can find them in style of cut and pattern to suit you
and at price you wish to pay.
OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS ARE MOST COMPLETE , filled tb their utmost capacity , com
prising every article of man's wear in quality unsurpassed and at prices less than any house in Omaha
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE THIS WEEK in UNDERWEAR
AT THE MISFIT PARLORS
1119 FARNAM STREET , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Myrtle's Oniccrs.
Last night the regular election of Myrtle
lodpo No. 2 , 1C. of P. , took pluco at Custlo
hall , on Fourteenth street , near Dodie.
There was a largo attendance of niemlcrs.
The ofllccrs elected are David Kaufman ,
chancellor commander : John KolUonny , vice
chacollor ; George Nodel , prelate ; Isaac
Schiff , master of the exchecqucr ; G. W. S.i-
bino , master of llnance : H. V. Hilcman ,
keeper of records and seals ; George Uobcrts ,
master at arms. After the election the mem
bers , sixty-llvo in number , adjourned to Hig-
gins' St. Cloud cafe , where a very pleasant
and impromptu banquet was enjoyed by all.
County Hospital Ilnsomcnt.
Contractor Uyan , of the new county hospi
tal , says : "Wo arc still working and intend
to continue until the weather becomes too
cold to warrant any further action. Wo require -
quire but one week in which to complete the
basement , having already excavated 05,000
yards of earth and placed in position nearly
all the rock and brick work required for the
foundation. Wo expect to llnlsh the building
in August , though we have until fall for that
purpose If anything unusual fjiould occur or
wo should desire to avail ourselves of the
time specillcd. "
Paul Wolf ami His Mouth.
CHICAGO , Nov. 29. Paul Wolf , the young
mnn arrested yesterday for threatening to
blow up States Attorney Grinnell with a
bomb , was before Justice White to-day for
preliminary hearing. The officers who ar
rested him testified to hearing a speech nmdo
in a saloon in which a number of well known
revolutionists were gathered , in which the
prisoner threatened to blow up Grinnell.
Justice White lined him &M ) and put him un
der bonds to keep the peace. Wolf claimed
ho was drunk and did not know what hovas >
saying.
William Walsh , a shoplifter , was caught
stealing ti lot of underclothes in Kelly , Stigcr
As Co.'s store yesterday afternoon and was
turned over to the police.
DIED.
UUUKHAUD Yesterday morning at 8
o'clock , Vinton , aged 4 years 10 months.
Funcn.l this aftcrhoou at 2 o'clock
from 12W N. 18th st.
After diphtheria , scarlet fever , or
pneumonia , Hood's Sardupnrilla wil
give strength to the system , uiul expo
all poison from the blood. "
Intcrnannl llovenm > Collections.
Ycstcrdiiy's Internal revenue collections
amounted to ? C.Oi9.4S.
BITTERS
It hu ttood the Teit of Ytari ,
in Carlnir all Dinsiti of the
DT8PEPSIACONSTI.
RES PATIOV , JAUNDICE ,
BICKHEADAOHE.BIL-
LIVER IOU3COMPLA1HI8&C
tcnconnder
dliappear
KIDNEYS iti Mneflctal influence.
STOMACH It ii pnrely a Medielae
AND ai'iti cathartic proper-
tiei forbid * iti uie ai a
B0 berertn. It ii pleas
ant to toe taite , and ai
eiilly Uken by child *
ren ai atlalta.
PRICKLY ASM BITTERS CO
8ol Proprl tor , _
S mnowlaua .
Tlie Weaker Sex
nro iramonsoly strengthened by the use
of Dr. R. V. Plorco's "Favorite Pre
scription , " which cures all female du-
nyomontSv und { fives tone to the sys
tem. Sold by
Only One
Only ono niurrluBO license was asked for
from Judge MrCulloch jcstcrdny. The up-
[ ) llcants were Torvald O. Dover , aged thirty-
LWO yuars , mid Kate K. Dempsey , twenty-
nine years old. Tlio oxticctunt groom llvra
at Newman's Grove , Neb. , and the bride at
Manltowoc , Wis. _
CREAM
&AKIN6
Its superior excellence proven in millions ot
homesror inoip thuiia qaurti'r of aiontiiiy. It
Is nsi-a by the United states ( icivcrnniiHit. I'.n-
dor Htl by tin- heads of the t n at unlvcrsltlis , s
tliu Stronuint. I'tnoet unit Most lUMllhtul. Or.
1'rlco's the only lUklui ? I'owder tint iloes not
contain Ainuionlu. Mine or Alum. Sold only in
1-lllH. VnirKliAKIMl I'OWIIUII CO. .
New Vork , adcnso , St. IouH.
* * < elr lnhii ) > rliiififfo > i > l'orla > ut
" ft duraliintvniidarr the reigning
Jf3\S / oi'oifo < i'i < o i' l f clrcl .
FOP Sale by
Haward Brothers.
THE OMAHA BEE ,
ANY PMT OF
J1V CA1IIHEH FOU
20 Cents a "Week.
Seven papers a fcek. Seed your order to the
. ' otllce.
1029 P Street , Capita ! Hotel Building
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR ,
ICE TOOLS. Wire Rope ,
Buffalo Scales
,
Plows ,
Markers- Scale Repair Shop.
Hooks ,
Grapples , OMAHA.
Slide Iron. .
T. N. PARKER ,
FLORIST ,
Rare & Ornamental Plants
West of Now York City.
Office , 1422 FARNAM STBEET ,
Olllre Telephone. 60.
Green Home Telephone. 1000. ( Uoyil's Oreru House. )
I' . U. Itox f& > .
your rernUrr for thn
JAMES MEANS
$4 SHOE
JAMES r "MEANS
$3 SHOE ,
acconllni : to > our nci' < l .
CAUTION I I'nMlivcli mmc sinline unless our
en nip niul prlut flpprari'l ' iluh i uthp &nlca. Souio
duller * , lu onlT Id ntakc u larger
profit , will iri ninlin-iHl Ihq Inlrrlor
pumN xilli ulilili ( ho market Is
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lilt IIIn-ii Htorklne nml HK-
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JJcan $ . ' ( , hucforltoj Ucnro-
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J7ortS. , TAMnSMiANSC.1SIIOKI : llifurisl-
inl $1 Slino ami li ulnnliiit > f Ihp only | M of III | > m f
whlrli hat ever IK-CII irl.ncJ c.Mi"ishrl\ ll.i' nmrkrt
I'l hlcll < lilial > llity U tolllldorcil IK lore m r nuln aid
opviP.irnnro llio c t.l.n < > i nrt M > M by tli" t > r t ret IKi >
Ihniiislioul HIP Unltnl Sttc , and r will bUre thnm
pa lly Mllliln > unr ienh In anv nUte or trrrilnry If ) uu
will nriid n < n | u > ti.i | i aril , iwiillunliDi llil > pap < r
4umv Mean * i Co. . 41 l.liicjln .it. , ltu > tonMa .
Full line of the nhovo Shoei\for ! lnM MIA
liv ( ) . W. Cook , l.tiw Ptirnum btmtt : (1. S1 Jllllcr.
ni'J North IC.th Htioet ; Ilitywaul liros , 4OT South
1'ith htrpct. In Co UN en. lli.ui'ts by Suicunt
iviuis41- ;
asKa watioini
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U. S. DEPOSimVOUAUA , NEB.
Paid Up Capital , - $23OOOO
Surplus , - OOOOO
H. W. YATIIS ,
l.tvris S. llr. : i ) , Vlce-Projldent.
A. K. TOU/.U.IN. Vlco-I'reiiamit.
W. II. S. Ilufiilts , Cashlur
nlllKCTOUS ,
w. v. Monsr , JOHN P. Coi.i.ixs ,
H. W. 1'Aits , l.twis S. Itrau ,
A. E.TOUZALW.
Oanklnc omcc
THE IRON BANK.
Cor , nth mul rarimmSts ,
A Genera ] lianHliiH lluiluuso Transacted.
FOUNTAIN
BRA.WJDS
E OUT AND PIvLJQ-
incomnarably the
Sample Bottles Free.
An I'Diclcnt Kcmedy for
.CliiilpiM Morliiis , Dysrntcry
And all I > lonlir3 tf ) tbo Honrla. Imported by
Mihalovitch , Fletcher U Co. , Cincinnati , 0.
wlnct mcrcliantii
S , S. FELKER , OMAHA , NEB ,
100 N. 13th Street.
rum ; CALIFOUNIA WINKS , shipped direct
from our Vineyard , Itlosllnif.ddtfslcl Clnr te.
rort , Blicrrles , eto. San Jose Vimltn , Seventh ,
Klxlith , Han Salvador and William sticots , Bail
Jose , Citlltbrulii.
Tr M , combined
onlr ona In tli * world B ner U
contl&uoiii tlKtrtt i
l. BctsntlBo , l'ow r/ul.
itr * .
81 VAMIil * . * CtUCAM.
TI1E-
OK TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul fl'y.
The Best Route from Omalm and Council
Bluffr to
- THE EAST = = -
TWO TUAU.'S DAILY DKTU'KKN OMAIIA AND
CX5UNCII ,
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
Sh 1'nnl , Minneapolis , Cedar Hnpld ,
Rock Island , Frecport , Itockford ,
Clinton , Diibuque , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Jane.sTllle ,
Beloit , IVInona , La Crogso ,
And nil utber Importnnt potnti Knit , Northeast and
Boutbca t.
For through ticket ! call on thn ticket uent ( it HOI
nruam itreut , tn I'uzton Hotel , or at Union 1'iclflo
Iieiwu
I'ullman Sleepers And Uio fluost Dlnln ; Can In the
world are run on the main line of thn Oblracii , Mil-
a kee k St. Uiul llallwnr. and crerr uttenUon U
paid to paasenKors bf courteout coiplojel o { U *
oomranj.
II.M1LI.K1I , General Manager.
J. K.TUCKKIt. An'I'tnnKJHnorM Mnnager.
A. V. U. CMll'K.STKU , uenural IlutonEer * ad
Ticket AKent.
GKJ ) . K. IIKAKroitD. Aiilstnnt General Puwn ( r
ndTlckut Auunt. '
J. T. CI.AHK , Oeni-rnl Superlotendeot.
THE CHICAGO ANP
NorthWestern -
Western
Railway Short Line.
Council Bluffs
And Ciiicago ,
The onlr rota to take for DPS Molnei , MHrlnlltown.
Odur llapld * , Cllnluu. lllxun , ChltMgo. Milwaukee
ami nil noluts ruit. 'lo the people ot Nebraska. Colorado
rado , Wyoming , Utah , Irtuho , Nevndn , Orccon. WashIngton -
Ington and Cnllfornln. U offers supdlor advantage *
m t pOMlulii by liny utlier lln .
Among n few of tlia nuiriDnnis points of superiority
cujuir il by tlm tmtroni nf lUls roul kutwrcii Omsh
and ClilcntEO. are Its two trul : > a ilny of DA V COAClC
Kd , wblch uro tliv UAot thut fitunHii an mid laienut *
ty can creuto. Iti 1'ALAUK HI.UIH'I.NU ( MIW. wblok
r rao.lN of comfort und oh'jtunce. Iti I' KIXlK
PIIAWIM ! UOUM CAII.S iminrp > wl l > y uy. o3
lit widely ( elebrutcii I'ALA'lIAl , UJNINU C'AliS. til *
equal of which rauiiol bu found vifuivnoru. At Cuua >
ell Ilium IhB irnlru of tliR Union I'aclde U Mwayca w
nuct In union depot with thoie uf the Chicago &
Northwcitoru Ily. In Chicago tUo trains of this Hot
make clone connection with tliose ol all otbcreMltra
lines.
Kor Drtrolt , Cnluratms , Indlnnfipolli CQdnnatL
T ln aru Faltn. IlutTnlo. I'lttsniirg , Toronto , Moritratall
llottou , New York , l'blladcliUla | , llaltlmoro , VVasb *
tniitoo , nod ali poluts IQ toe call , ask tot a lloktt Tit )
"NORTHWESTERN. "
If you with the beat accommodation. All ticket aziaU
s n tickets via tbU line.
B.HUlllirr. K.P.WILSON.
Uenl. Haunter , Oeul. rats'r Agen
1 CblCtg0 "
- . .MnALCOCK.CblCtg0 < I"SI.n.llOLLE3.
TTM'.ru Aient , . , KelrC ) ; ' - "
Proprietor Omaha Butlnets College ,
IN WHICH 19 TAUQHT
fiook-Keeping , Penraanslilp ,
CommcrcUl Law , Shorthand , TtlegrapUft |
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