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fHE .OMAHA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY ! JANIIABY 11 , 1888.
THE STATE FISBCOMIHSSION.
A VWy Gratifying Exhibit Made In
tfco Annual Report.
TO WITNESS THE INAUGURATION.
Governor Tlinycr and Staff licnvc For
IIH MolnuH To-tiny Tim Htnlo
I'onllry Show Stnlo HOIIHO
Notes City IteniH.
fFltOM TUP. nr.K'S LINCOLN
The ( in mini ronbrl of the Nebraska
fish commission for 1887 hta : ronuhod
the governor's ofllco and it IB a thorough
nnd elaborate document compiled in the
thorough business inaniior which char-
Jictori/cs the public work of Messrs.V. .
L. May , It. H. Livingston , B. E. B. Kou-
nody nnd Superintendent O'Brien. '
The first three conBtituto the Htnto llsh
commission ttnd have from very little
in ado ono of the moat valuable Ktuto In-
Hlitutions In Nobnifskit , giving their
time nnd attention to the industry with
out HJilitry or hope of rowm-d. " The re
port , amour ; other things , stales Unit
the work in thin branch of the public
Horvico has been prosecuted during the
year just closed with undlminishod en
ergy and with good results far in excess
of that In any proceeding year. The
extent of territory covered and the sup
ply of young iluh planted have been
more than doubled and although the
work of distribution has been conducted
with great inconveniences and hir/urd
liy lack of proper facilities in transport
ing young llsh to remote parts of the
Htato , tbo per cent of Ions is less than
the pro-coding year. The report re
news the rccomendation that the hatch-
cry bo supplied with a cnr especially
lilted for translating flsh. Tbo report
hhowrt that the number of people engaged -
gaged in fish culture is constantly in
creasing , and the board attribute much
. of this awakening to the importance of
fish culture to the annual display made
by the commission at the state fair.
The financial exhibit , made is excellent ,
Hhowing that out of the $12,500 nppro-
> riatod by the legislature but $4XI0.85 (
} iaa boon expended in the year just
closed. The report of the superintend
ent of the work performed during the
vcar shows that the brooding ponds
have been increased in numbers and
that now stone dams , in a number of
instances , have supplanted the old
wooden dams of former years. There
nro now thirteen separate and distinct
ixmds at the hatchery. The superin
tendent reports a supply of 120,000 stock
fish , principally brook trout , mountain
trout , Gorman carp and black bass. The
report shows facilities in operation-
hutching annually , 25,000,000 wall
eyed pike. 600,000 brook trout and 600-
< KM ) mountain trout. The supply of pike
eggs is obtained annually from the
St. Clitiro river and Stiginaw
buy at a less cost than stock fish can bo
kept to produce them. The carp and
bans ponds are suITlcient to answer all
present demands. At the hatchery at
the present time there are 1,000,000
fresh water herring eggs and 2,000,000 ,
lake white fish eggs in process of incu
bation. The recommendation is made ,
nnd strongly" urged , that the commis
sion arrange for the cultivation of yel
low porch and common pickerel. The
Buporintundont reports 25,000,000 pike
eggs , 145,0X ( ) brook trout eggs and 2,000
mountain trout eggs hatched and dis
tributed during the year.
The detailed report of ilsh distributed
gives tbo individual person and resi
dence of nil who have been supplied.
Tlio summary shows that llsh have been
Hupplicd to ilfty-nino counties and S80
different persons in those ditl'oront
roiinties. Tbo carp have largely been
planted in southern and eastern Ne
braska , the trout in lakes and rivers in
the north western part of the state and
the pike and bass very generally dis
tributed.
The report closes with elaborate and
enthusiastic '
letters Trom prominent parties In differ
ent parts of the state who have boon in
terested in the planting of lish and who
have seen for thojnsolves the good re-
Bults. These letters , many of them , are
almost incredible in their recitals of
catches made after streams have been
Blocked a few years.
OFF FOR DKS 3IOINEH.
To-day Governor Thayer , accompanied
i
, , . panied by his staff , will depart for DCS
Moines.to participate in the inaugural
ceremonies of Governor Larabeo. They
will go upon the special invitation of
Iowa's governor. The party will consist
of Governor Thayer , Adjutant General
"W. V. Cole , chief of staff , Colonel E. M.
Corroll , quartermaster general , Dr. M.
W. Stone , surgeon general , Colonel
W Harry H. Hotclikiss , inspector general ,
Major John C. Watson , judge advocate
general , Colonel E. S. Dudley , Colonel
II. E. Palmer , aide do camp. The
party will leave over the Burlington
and will make the return trip Friday.
T1IK STATJS I'OUJ/rilY SHOW.
B Yesterday was the second day of _ the
: State poultry and pot stock association
nnd the entries began to pour in thick
nnd fast. At noon there wore some
eighty coops of fowls at the Metropolitan
rink and the chorus of crowing cock-
orolls was unending , making music
enough to gladden the hearts of poultry
lovers. The exhibit up to noon yester
day had assumed greater proportions
than the exhibit of birds at the state
fair , nnd the specimens were beauties.
In fact it is a very creditable showing
for the state and one that has to be seen
to bo appreciated. The pot stock de
partment is evidently not receiving
unicli attention , but the feature is en
tirely ne\Y for exhibits of this charactot
in the stale mid w'Jl grow with the as'
boeiaUon. Among the exhibitors ol
lino. pouUry ) were observed : It. U. Wat-
hon , Grand Island ; P. J. Ostormnn , Wis-
, V nor : Grant Hoagland , Lincoln ; H. J
McCoy , Sterling ; Butts Bros. , Lincoln :
Barton ft Munson , Blue Springs ; E. II
Cushnuin , Lincoln , William Kolton , jr.
Ifnadilla ; II. II. Hurley , Lincoln ; F. L
Ksmay , Kroraont ; Artio L. Roberts , Lin
coin. Lincoln people should especially
jAtrontao tbo poultry show by u day'i
attendance.
COMPLAINT Ftr.KD.
YeStordn , the complaint of Join
of tlai'twoll , Kearney county
Hied with the board of transporta
lion. It-charges excessive , unjust ant
unreasonable charges on shipments o
froipjiiovor the Chicago , Burlington < S
( Jjiinoy lines from Hastings to Ilartwol
HYid from Minden to JIartwoll. Th <
charges on a shipment of 0,850 pound
from Hastings were $10.53 , and on i
Bhipmout from Minden to Hartwell , i
distance of nine miles , the charges won
80.76 forfr,600 pounds of brick. Thesi
charges , the complainant avers , are to <
fyigh by one third and an investlgtitloi
Is asked.
Till ! SUl'UKMK COURT.
The following gentlemen were ad
milted to practice in the supreme dour
yesterday : Edgar S. Dudley , of Lin
coin ; T. U. Wallace , of St. Paul.
The case of Candy vs State , was set fo
nrgumont January 25,1888.
The following cases ware argued .am
submitted : Shot-win VB O'Connor , , mo
tlon ; Btutnbo 'VB Hlnton ; Groonloo. vs
Bohoonhcit ; .8toll vs Gropg.
Court -adjourned to Tuesday , Jan
uary 17. .
HTATK IIOUSK NOTES.
A brief has boon served upon the at
torney general in the cnso of George
Martin , of this city , whoso license was
revoked by the city and whoso case has
gone to the supreme court.
The county treasurers of the different
counties are arriving dally at the state
house where they make their annual
settlements with the auditor and treas
urer.
The board of public lands and build-
ngq WOH In session yesterday allowing
lalms and bills passed at the regular
looting the lirst of the month.
The board of educational lands and
unds hold a session yesterday to pass
pen a recent appraisement of school
imds in Sioux county. The average
upraised value is about $ 2 an aero.
Governor Thayer Is receiving letters
rom all parts of the state commending
ils stand on the Lamar confirmation
natter , and endorsing his sentiment
.hat . the supreme court must bo kept
rco from parties who have engaged in
rcnson.
CITY 1TKMH.
At the lant session of the city council
htcf Nowbury of the lire department
mbniittcd his annual report. There
Yore sovonty-oight lires during the
/car and the estimated loss was figured
is $0.'l.i87. : The flrca occurred on the
'ollowing dates : January 0 , February 4 ,
arch 0 , April 0 , May 4 , Juno 8 , July
0 , August 10 , September 10. October ( ) ,
November 0 , December 8. The causes ,
deaths from fire , etc. , were published a
ow days ago. The report showed that
assistance had been rendered to No-
> risha City , Wahoo , Wavorly and York
during the year.
Messrs. Mayer Bros. , the wholesale
xnd retail clothing dealers have ar
ranged to open Marcli 1 a branch house
it Holdrogo , which will bo in charge
if Mr. Sol Mayor and Mr. Nelson.
Messrs. Lane & Palmer yesterday
ixchangod their P street drug store for
aluablo residence property in the city ,
.ho . exchange being mituo with Dr.
Child , who at once assumes control of
the property.
Among the arrivals in Lincoln ycs-
iorday were noted the following : Isham
Reaves , Falls City ; G. M. Humphrey ,
Pawnee City ; S. P. Davidson , Tecumseh -
soh ; J. W. Ellor , Omaha ; J. B. Barnes ,
onca ; John A. MoMurphy , South
Omaha ; Judge Cooley , Esq. . Omaha ; J.
J. Sullivan , Columbus ; Fred Gray , D.
U. Wheeler , Chris Hartman , J. M.
Woolworth , George H.Pritchott , U W.
Patrick , C. S. Montgomery , Omaha ; E.
M. Carroll , Hebron ; Dr. W. M. Stone ,
Wahoo ; John B. Hawley , Fremont : C.
W. Kaloy , Red-Cloud : W. W. Abbey ,
Falls City.
If you nro afllictcd with rheumatism ,
icuralgia , gout , or other bodily pain ,
> r if you have a sprained wrist or ankle
you ought at once to procure a bottle of
Salvation Oilthe greatest cure on earth
"or pain. It only costs 125 cents a bottle.
"Lol the poor Indian ! " dying with
cold. Won't some "good Samaritan"
send him a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough
SyrupV
SOUTH OMAHA. N EW8.
Frcomont Hey , Silver Creek , rcfiistcrcd at
tliu Exchange.
.Tunics Hammond , of Coroa , Nob. , is at the
Exdmtifto hold.
H. Stevenson , of Council Bluffs , roistered
at the Exchange hotel.
Robert McDonald , of Burnett , Nub. , is a
guest at the Exchange.
Alex Luverty , of Ashland , Is stopping at
the Exchange.
Hydrants are to bo placed at the south-
cast corners of all blocks.
John Quinn , of Wooil.Kiver , Nob. , Is stop
ping at the Exchange hotel.
Charles E. Uogert , the now councilman , is
a buyer for Hammond & Co.
John Fox is to receive fiifl.OG instead of
$ . " 5.10 for his services rendered the city.
The suit of M. J. DoGraff will bo settled
to-duy , he paying coats and receiving the full
amount claimed.
Thomas Scutcr , from Bancroft , Nob. , is in
with a load of cattle.
David Barber of Lyous , Neb. , is in with a
load of cattle.
B. L. Goodwin , of J. T. Goodwin , is in from
Western , la. , with a load of cattle.
J. Mclntyro of Mason City sold a car of
caltlo yesterday.
Ncls Peterson of Peterson Bros. , of Web
ster , la. , brought in a load of cattle.
Barggcry Bros , of Wahoo marketed three
cstra of cattle at good prices yesterday.
P. Bishop and J. Schultz of Yutun brought
m a car of cattle yesterday
Citizens obstructing lanes or alloys are to
be lined $50 per day for so long a time as they
do so.
Residents on Q street will not got a water
main until spring. It is impossible to lay ono
in this weather.
After an eight weeks' attack of malarial
fever A. W. Saxo is ouco inoro behind the
counter at Saxo Bros.
W. H. Newell , of C. H. Parmoleo & Co. ,
Plitttsmouth , was in with tlireo cars of cattle
and sold them.
Samuel Arbuthnot , of the firm of Johnston
& Arbuthnot. is in with a load of feeders
from Hubbell , Nob.
H. A. Templeton , of Tcmploton & Co. , To-
kamah , Neb. , had two cars of cattle on the
market yesterday. ,
William M. Lorimor , of the firm of Lori-
incr , Westerttold & Manlcy , is back again ,
after a short absence from the ofllce.
Acting Marshal McCruckcn is keeping the
streets pretty well clear of drunks and dis
orderlies. No arrests.
Fred Wllholm presented a numerously
signed iH'titiou to the council ask
ing for an appointment on the police force.
Blacksmith Nelson , who was arrested on a
charge of obtaining money on false pre
tenses , was remanded till the 1-th lust. , and
released on a * 500 bond.
Sam Leo , a Chinese laundrymnn , is in
trouble. John Murphy loft him a bundle of
clothes , and on calling for it was put off for a
time or two , and at length told that he hand
nlrcauy received it. Murphy had the ticket ,
however , and failing to obtain any satisfac
tion called in the police. Sam was on had
with three Celestials willing to swear they
saw him receive the missing clothing and
also to swear that Murphy stele the ticket.
Their evidence was not taken however , and
Sam was fined $15 and costs or twenty-llvi ;
days. Ho chose the hitler and loft for Joe
Miller's hotel. _
A Sporting Man Dead.
It is reported upon irettyRood authority
that Al Mastoraon , ono of the original pro
prlotors of the old Turf Exchange , on Doug'
las street , opposite the Mlllard hotel , died
about thrco weeks ago in Michigan. Master-
son was the man who brought Jim Fell nero
about three years ago , to light with Jacli
Hanley. The meeting between the twc
pugilists took place in Saunders county. II
resulted In an alleged victory for Fell , ant
the shooting of three or four of the partie :
who had witnessed the battle. Hanley , i
will bo rcm emberetl , was convicted on the
charge of prizo-tlgliting , and served a tent
In the penotentiary. but Fell escaped. Mas
tcrsoil soon after the tight luft the city am
wandered through various towns. Whci
lust seen by the writer ho was in Lincnli
during the last session of the legislature
though there was nothing in his appearance
then to denote that ho was soon to bo visitci
by death.
_ _ _ _ _ _
Mlller'a'lJaokor.
Tommy Miller , in his coming light * will
Ike Weir at Minneapolis on the 2rd ! , will b <
backed and handled by Dan O'Kcefo , of St
Paul , instead of Ed Hothcry of this city
Hothcry , sluco the last alleged middle
weight championship conte-st at Boyd'i
opera nouso , has declared that ho will liuvi
nothing further to do with pugilists or pugil
is in. '
BEGINNING EAUL\ %
Au Urchin With Strong Proclivity
For Other People's Property.
Henry Uichtor , a boy twelve years of ARO
and a BOD of Henry Uichtor , the furrlor , was
arrested yesterday morning by Captain Green
charged with breaking Into Brlght's hard'
varc store , on Douglas , Sunday , and stealing
wcnty-two pearl-handled pocketknlvos. The
wywhon Interviewed by n BKB reporter
said ho was Induced to commit the crime by
a young man who found him In the saloon
under the opera house. This man
went with him nnd lifted up the Iron
grating to the ccltarway in the
car of the store and assisted the boy to
make the descent. Then ho madu his way
ipstairs Into the Rtorc-rooni and robbed the
how-case , as above mentioned. Ucturnlng
o the hole In the rear of the store , ho found
ho grating replaced nnd the young man
gono. Then he wont back into the store and
mule his escape by the back door , which ho
unlocked and luft open. Monday he disposed
of his plunder , selling six knives to the cash ,
er of the New York chop house , on Douglas
lear Fifteenth street , for 11.75 : four to the
cashier of the New England restaurant
for 75 ednts , and a couple to wait
ers in the same establishment. Ho
rave two to Hey Uoss , a newsboy , to sell , and
me to another newsboy , John Komclyu , two
o his sister and one to Captain Green. .Tho
x > y was sent up to the district court as a ill
iubjcct for the reform school. This is not
lis Hrst offense , as some time ago , ho , with
wo other boys , broke Into Slnholtz's grocery
store , nnd robbed the money drawer of W In
cash , and It cost his father tlO to scttlo the
natter. The county attorney also Hied com-
ilnlnls against all the parties who purchased
cnlvosof the boy , for receiving stolen goods.
THK YEAR'S ESTIMATE.
Kxpcnsos oftho County Voted by the
County Commission orH.
Chairman O'Kofto and County Commis
sioners Anderson , Mount and Corrigan met
rcstorday afternoon and passed the follow-
ng :
Uosolved that the following be the esti
mate of the expenses of Douglas county for
the year 1883 :
Jourt and court expenses ( ( V > ,000
'all and board of prisoners. . . . . 2:1,500 :
younty poor farm 15,000
salaries of asRosbors , county comnits-
sloners , county superintendent , and
all county ofllrors 25,000
City poor 1H.OOO
3ooks , blanks , etc 0,000
Coroner and coroner's jury 13,000
Javing , curbing and guttering 20,000
bounty attorney , etc (1,000 (
Fitting up now county clerk's oftlco. . . 2.500
Total 8191,000
load Fund 80,000
Irldgo fund SO.OOO
Sinking fund 45,000
nsano fund 10,000
Grand total fl
APPIiYIXG TU13 HIOTOU.
The Hoi-Ho Car Company Try Jut ; to DIs-
cniil Its Horsrg.
The HKI : some tlino ago published on nn
nouncemcnt of the fact that thu Horse Rail
way company contemplated substituting mo
or uowur for horses on their cara , and hail al
ready accepted a motor u ) > on which u local
gentleman had worked for yours. Thu
innounccment was not generally credited ,
t now turns out , however , that the company
ins decided to take steps in the direction of
iccurlng motive t > ewer , other than that of
lorsos , and to this end they have for sovural
days been attaching to ono of their cars
t motor of the Oinnhan referred to.
.This machine is intended , while propelling
.he cur , ut the satno time to heat the interior
n both of whieh respects , the Inventor
claims it is a great success. The inventor is
low ja Washington and when ho returns ,
which will bo before Ion ; ; , a practical test
of the invention will bo made.
Railway Surgeons.
Yesterday afternoon ut 3 o'clock the
eleventh meeting of the KailwaySurgcons'so-
ciety of Nebraska was called to order in the
lotcl Barker by Or.Galbrailh , the surgeon of
.ho Union Pacific railroad. There wcro about
.hirtv-fl vo surgeons present , utnoni ; whom
were the following : Dr. W. J. Galbraith , of
Omaha , and of the Union Pacific , president ;
recording secretary aud treasurer , Dr. G. II.
Peebles , of the Union Pacific and of David
Uity ; corresponding secretary , Dr. T. P.
Livingston , of the B. & M. and of Platts-
nontti : vice presidents , Dr. M. W. Stone ,
Fremont , Elkhorn St Missouri Valley ; Dr. J.
E. Hall , Missouri Pacillo ; Dr. G.V. . Seuid-
ler , Kansas City & Omaha ; Dr. S. P. T.iylor ,
Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis & Omaha ;
Dr. T. Livingston , U. & M. , aud D. N , P.
Donaldson.
Last evening reports of the following
committees were made as follows : "Sur
gical Appliances. " Dr. F. J. Srhug ; "Surgical
Dressing , ' ' Dr. J. J. Long ; "Law , " Dr. M.
W. Stone ; "Diseases , " Dr. O. S. Hoffman ;
"Investigation , " Dr. A. H. Newkirk ; "No-
croli'gy,1'Dr. J. .H. Peabody. This meeting
promises to bo the most successful of the
kind ever held in the stale.
K. of P. Inspection.
According to the regulations of the order ,
two inspections of every division of the uni
formed rank. 1C. ol I * , must bo held every
year. This inspection is now in progress.
It is bei ng conducted by Assistant Inspector
General Gibson. Monday night , Lily division
No. 8 nnd Omaha No. 1 ! ) were inspected with
most Sj tisfactory results , Last night , Hlark
Eagle No. 17 and Falcon were inspected ,
followed on Thursday night by Launcelot ,
No. 14 and Kuobcnzal No. ± J , with Myrtle ,
No. ! 1 and Douglas , No. 5 , oa Friday next.
The inspector will then go 'south of the
Plutto to examine the divisions composing the
llrst regiment of the order in the state.
licit Them In the Jug.
Jos. Fisher , son-in-law of Mrs. Genera
O'Brien , of this city , passed through Omaha
yesterday on his way homo to Choycnno after
a short stay here. Ho was returning from
.Toilet , 111. , to the penitentiary at whieh place
on Friday last' ho conducted six territorial
prisoners of Wyoming. One year ago it was
understood that Joliet would no longer shel
ter prisoners from beyond the limits of Ill
inois , but it seems that the commissioners of
the same under recent rulings have again
agreed to accept those from Wyoming.
Out ol' fjine.
The mayor issued an order yesterday to
the chief of police for the abatement pf thu
houses at Nos. llW ( , 1104 and 1UK ) Capilol ave
nue. Thcso houses stand out upon the street
several feet beyond the inner line of the side
walk , and are an eyesore to the citizens of
that locality. This mode has been adopted to
remedy the matter.
pPRICE's
CREAM
Its superior excellence proven In millions
UniiH'H for more than a iiuurter of a rvntury.
suswl by the Unltml States Oorrrniuent.
orseil liv tile heads of tlte irreat titllverdltles ,
Iho StronRebt. l' lre t and Most Healthful. I )
Trice's the only linking I'owder that does no
contain Ammonia , Mine or A.lnnu Sold only In
cans , 1'iiiue IUKINO TowuKitUo. ,
Now York. CUlc * o , tt. Loull.
CAPITAL PRIZE
- OF $5OOOOO.
; i ( Tickets can be procured FREE OF CHARGE by applying at
1119 Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb.
Drawing Takes Place Daily Bet. 7 a.ni' and 9 p. No Blanks ; every Ap
plicant Gets a Prize , as the amount will be divided into 31250 Prizes
as follows.
A PAIR PANTALOONS.
AT FOR
$3.10 Which was nude to order by n Merchant Tailor fO.OO
S3.70 it > i > ' " ' " $7.09
S4.IW it ii ' $8.00
8-1.70 u it u u u u $ ( ) .oo
S.j.70 K " $10.00
su.uo nn " " $12.00
Sli.flO nn
$7.40 n " 914.00
SS.U5 it n " , $10.00
itu
9.10 u " 818.00
A SUIT.
AT FOR
J.80 Which was made to order by . a Merchant Tailor
$11.00 It II II t.II II $22.00
814.40 II II II It II It " $28.00
IIII IIII IIIt ItII ItIt
$10.80 II II It II It 11 $32.00
ItII IIII
.
$18.50 II .1 IItl IIII ttIt " 38.00
II II tl II It $4.5.00
' IIIt IIIt IIII ItIt
ftS'.TO It It II It . ' $ .W.OO
It It It .1 " $55.00
ItII .1It
ItIt
su.t5 : : " Ittt II It ' $00.00
S35.CO " tt 11 II $70.00
AND OVERCOATS.FOR
AT FOR
$0.00 Which was mad o to order by n Merchant Tailor
810.70 " $20.00
& 1U.CO " $25.00
$14.70
$15.90
$17.70 " $35.00
$20.80 " " $40.00
&JS.10 " " $46.00
' ' " $ .50.00
Siil'i'jo' " " " $00.00
$ . ' ! . " > 00 " " ' $70.00
s-'ibiso " " " $30.00
Including a complete * stock of furnishing gcmds , hats and caps , at 50c on
the dollar in which your savings will , award a nice prize
) Ir PARLORS
I r AT THE MISFIT ,
1119 Farnam Street 1119
N. B. Orders by mail receive prompt and careful attention ,
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000
; . . ! - -u "
"We do hcrebf cortlff Hint wo nupcrTljo tlioar-
flnKPnioutn for all the monthly Htiil quarterly
UruwliiKiof Tlio Ixiulslniia Htiite Lottery Company ,
anil In person mnnuxc nncl cunlriil ( lie ilrnwlrm-ultiMii-
aMvc * . and that the mitno nro conducted with honesty
[ aimers and In ioo < ! faith toward alt pHrtlt n. and wo
tiittmrlro the Company to usu thH rcrtlttcate with
Ine Mnilles uf our clKiiaturo attached , In Its advertise
ments. "
COMMISSIONKHS.
We , the unrterslcnert linnkinnii R nker > will pay nil
PrliM rtrnwn In the IxjuUlanii Slate Uiltoncj which
may bo presented at ounounterd.
J. II. OCLKSMY. I'rex. Ix > ulslann National Hank.
I'lKUKK I.ANAU.X , Pres. State National llanlc.
A. 11ALDWIN , I-res. New Orleans National Biulc.
CAUL KOI1N , Prc9. Union National Hunk.
TTNPEECEDSNTED ATTRACTION.
* " OVKII HALF A MILLION
Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
incorporated In IVrt. for 25 vcars , by the I
foredui'Mtloi.al a'ul clmrltublu purpoHpn with a capi
tal of | lij iUJU to which n reserve fdnJ of over
f.YjniJ ( ) baa slue o been added.
Ily an ovorwlielnilnK popular vote Hi frnnchlsn
wnfl made a u.trt of the present constitution ttdoptcd
December 2il. A. I ) . IN'.I.
The only lottery over voted on and endorsed by the
people of any state.
It never scales or postpones.
Its Grand 5lncle Nunilmr Dranlnirs take place
monthly , and the UrnndOuarterly Drawings reicu-
larly rvery three months ( March , June , September
aud Doeoinher. )
A BI'LKNDII ) OI'l'OHTU.MTV TO WIN A KOU-
TIINK. Second ( imnd Drawlni ; . Claim II , In the Acad
emy of Mnsle , New Orleans , Tuesday February 7 ,
lbSil.mi : ! Jlui
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000.
Hotiee Tickets are Ten Dollars Only. Halves ,
$5 ; Fifths , $2 ; Tenths , $1.
LIST or m i z KB :
1 OAl'ITAI. I'lll/.K OF 1150,000 . flSn.mi
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: , I79 1'rlzci , amountlni ; to . , . , ) . fS5,0 ! < )0 )
Anpllratlon for rates to eluks Miould he made only
to the office of the company In Now Orleans.
For further liifornmtlnn write clearly , giving full
iultlre 4. I'OSTALNOTKS. ( ilprc money orders , or
New York KichaiiEu In ordinary letter. Currency by
express ( at our cxpcnuc ) addressed
M. A. DAlll'IIIN.
* * " * " . " -
OrM.A.IUUPH.N. . .
WAblll.NUTONB.'C. ' .
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL HANK ,
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NEW ORI.KAN9. I.A.
_
T > 17ArTAT"RTT ? 11 > at the proscnro of Oen-
luljfjlVerals Ileaurvuanl anil
Karly , whoara In chirxoof the drawings , it u guar
antee of absolute fairness , and Integrity , that the
chances are all equal , and tlrat no one can possibly
divine what number will druw a.l'rlre.
IlKMKMIIF.lt that the fafment of all prlics Is
oirAiuNTEkii nr rouit NATIONAL UANUS ur .NKW
OKLEANji , and the ticket * arti ulitneil hy the president
of an Institution whose chartered rights are recog-
nlted In the highest courts ; tneretor , butraru of auy
mltatlons or anoiivmoui scucwei.
J. B. HAYNES ,
OKKJCIAIr
STENOGBAPHEB ,
Third Judicial District ,
T CUAMUUlt Of CUMMCIICO.
trao H rxiCUOiiKTKn wiin Tiir. oioo rur or ma
OODHTaT WILL BIS BT sULUUMIl < a THIS HAT TII1T Til *
CHIGA60ROGKSLAND&PACFGRAILWAY ] ! !
Uy reason of Its central pusitlot cloaa relation to line *
East of Chicago , and contlnJD\H Unas at terminal
polnti Weil , Korlliw.it and Hoathwot , U the true
raMilto link in that tranicontlnantai pystem which
Invites and facllltatoi travel and trafflo between tbo
Atlantic and 1'aciac.
Tbo nock Island main Un anil branches Include Chicago
cage , Jollct , Ottawa , LaSalle , Feorla , Oeneseo , Moline
and Kock Island , la Illinois Davenport , Muitcatlne ,
Wr.ihlncton , Talrneld , Ottumw * . Ojlcaloosa , Weit Lib
erty , Iowa cltyDe > Molnc , India noU.wlntersf t , Allan-
tlo , Kuoivllle , Audubon , Harlan , Outhrle Cuntro and
Coancll Hluir , In Iowa ! Oallatln , Trenton , Bt.if pn ,
Cameron and Kansas City , In Missouri ; Lrai.tiworlh
and 4tchlsonlnKansast Albert LeaMinneapolis and
t. raul.lnlllnnesotM Watertown and Bloui Falls.lv
Dakota , nnd hundruds of IntcnneilUte cltlos and teen * .
VTho Cront Rock Island Route"
Guarantees speed , comfort , certainty and aafety. Its
permanent way Is dlstlniruUhrd for Us cictlKnro. Its
trldcf s are of rtono and Iron. Its track is of solid
steelIts rolling stock perfect. Its passenger equipment
has all the safety appliances that eiporlcnce Disprove I
useful , and fur luxuilous accommodations Is niuor-
imsseil. Its Eiprc.ii Trains consist of auperior lUy
Coaehes , elecnnt IMlIman Palace Parlor and Sleeping
Cars , superb Dlnlnff Cars , providing delicious meals ,
and ( between Chicago and Bt. Joseph , Atcliison aud
Kansas City ) restful Reclining Chair Cars. It * man
agement la conservative , Us dliclpUae cxactlnc
"The Famous Albert Lea Rovsre"
BetwMD Chicago and Hlnneapolls and t. Pa. Is th
favorite. Over this line Solid Fast Express Trains run
dally to attractive molts for tourists In Iowa and
Minnesota , and , via Watertown and Sloaz Falls , to the
rich wheat and grazing Is nds of interior Dakota. Via
Deneca and Kankakee , the Rock Island offers superior
Inducements to travelers between Cincinnati , Indian-
apolls , Lafayette and Council Bluffs. Et. Joseph , Atchl-
von , Lcavenwo'tb , Kansas City , St. I'aul , and Interme
diate points. All patrons ( especially ladles and chil
dren ) recelvoprotectloncourtesy and kindly attention.
For tickets , maps , folders , coplss of Western Trail , or
any desired Information , apply to principal offices in
the United States and Canada , or address , at Chicago ,
I. R. CABIC , E. ST. JOHN , I. A. HILIROOI.
d .ni.s > rMS.Al
THE OMAHA BEE ,
-DKI.tVKnKD TOm -
m m OF mm
nv cAitiiiEit you
20 Cents a Week.
Seven papars iv week. Send your order to the
oil ! cc ,
1029 P Street , Capital Hotel Building
Proprietor Omaha Business College ,
IN WHICH IB TAUQHT
Book-Keeping , Penmanship ,
Commercial Law , Shorthand , Telegraphing
and Typewriting.
Send for Cvilecc Journal.
S. E. Cor. 10th and Canitul Avo.
Mention thu Omaha lite.
THE CAPITOL HOTEL
LINCOLN. , NEB ,
The In st known and most popular Hotel la the
state , location central , apnolntnienls llrU-clasi.
ll Hdquartcrl for cowtucrclal men and all political
uil publloifalhcrluus.
E.1' 110UUBN 1'roprletor
THI CHICAGO AND
North
western
Railway Short lane *
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
Vks ) only road to take for D t Molnes , Morlalltown ,
Cedar Itaplds , Clinton , Ulion , Cklcngo , Milwaukee
and all points east. To tn people of Nebraska , Cole
rado. VYyoiulny. Utah , Idaho , Nevada , Oregon , Wash
ington and California , It oners aupeJlor advantage *
Dr t posslal * by any other line.
Among a few of the numerous points of superiority
entered by the patrons of this road between Omaha
and Chlcaxo , are Its two tralrs a day of DAY CUACII *
KS , which r the Uqcst that numnn art nnd Ingenul *
ty can create. Us I'AI.ACK BLUKPINO OAKS , which
are models of comfort and elegance. Its l'AUL/OK
pltAWINO 11OOM CAUM , unsurpassed by any , and
Its widely celebrated I'AI.ATIAI , DIN1NU CAIW. th
equal of which cannot be found eisewhore * At COUD *
ell Illutfs the trains of the Union 1'uclttc Hallway , con *
nect In union depot with those of the Chicago A
Northwestern Hy. In Chicago the trains of this lint
pake close connection with those of all other eastern
Kor Detroit , Columbus , Indianapolis , Cincinnati ,
Niagara Kails. HufTalo , nttxaurg , Toronto , Montreal ,
Itoaton , Now York , 1'hlladclphTa , Ilaltlmore , Wash
ington , and all points In the east , ask tor a tloktt Tl *
toe
"NORTHWESTERN. "
If yen wish the best accommodation. All ticket agent *
aen tickets via this line.
{ LllUUlUTT , B.P.WIU30N.
Oenl. Manager , Ural , 1'au'r Afeol
C8 ° '
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W.M.IIABCOCK , 'u R. BOLLBS.
Dt. Cltyiau'r.A ital ,
Omaha , Ntbruktv
OF TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y ,
The Best Rout * from Omah * and Council
Bluffs to
- = -THE EAST = = -
* WO TUAIN9 PAH.Y BETWKEN OMAIIA AMI.
COUNCIL DLUFF3
Chicago , ANI ) - Milwaukee ,
St. raiil , Minneapolis , Cedar Rapid * ,
Rock Island , Freeport , Rockford ,
Clinton , Dubtiquc , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , JanosTillc ,
Belolt , Winonn , La Crosse ,
And all othOT Important polnu Kait , NortUeait and
Bouthvitt.
For through tlckcta cull on the ticket ent at 1401
Varnam itreet , In Iazton llot l , or t Uiiloa l' cinc
lulln n Sleeperi and tbe flnoit DlnlnjjCamln the
world art run on th main line of ibe Chicago , Mil-
irauke * A 81.1'aul llallirar , and T rf atMnllou It
HaM to pucengcri t > j oourleoui cmplojc * of tbo
OmplDT.
JU uir.I.KIl , General Manager.
J. V. TUCKKU , Anlitant Oeneral Manairer.
A. V. Ii. UAlll'KMTKU , Qeoeral fatseattr and
Ticket Agent.
Ol'.O. K. HICAFFOBD , AuliUnt Oonaral
od Ticket AK nt.
J.T. CUAUK.Uuueral SuperlnUndent.
IKS\AI \
JWuV5
% $ $
s
EWYORK
AND
[ Glasgow via Londonderry ,
Liverpool via Queenstown.
Are Hlrlctly Flr l'lote , and amnns
the Uruiiii , fastest nuil finest In Ilia wurld
H Jlcwin , > fUii < l class ami sU > ern e l > u riiu r
AcTfimiunilHtlons ITlirxcrlleit. Kvtiry
reyurrl fi > r the coiufurt anil i itnvenlenco of pas-
Boniiurs ttuillously coustacruil s > ud iiructlcod
btcamers every haliirdny for ( ilarRow. city of llouia
sails fur I.Uen > u < < ) October 13. It Is tliu largest and
flnfst psssenuer steamer ailont. Itatrs of pasisuu for
Mil classes as low as by any uher tlrst-clitss line. Hn-
lunn eicurslou tlcki-ts at reduced rates , llratu fur
ay amount at lowest current rates , tcr books
of tnurs. tickets , or further Information , auiily I'l
IKNhKllsoN llltlXI'llKIW , Calcniu. or PnANK IS.
, Omaha , Neb.
L S. & D.
1707 Olive Street , St. Louis , Mo.
Of the Missouri Btata Museum of Anatomy , Bt.
Louts , Mi > . , University College Hospital , Lon
don. Olrson. Germany uuil New York. Ilavl
devoted their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF
S CHI
,
DISEASES.
Moro especially those arising from Impru
dence , Invite all HO HUIToriUK to correspond with
out delay. DlNviiHvaoC Infection utul contagion
cured safely nnd speedily without UHO of ilun-
Bcrous druc . 1'ntfentR whose caws have boon
neglected , tmdly treated or pronounced Incur-
ublo , should not fall to wrltn us coilrernliig tbolr
symptoms. All loiters receive Immediate atton-
JUST PUBLISHED ,
And will bo mulled FHKK to uny lulilross on ro-
rclpt of ouo 2-c nt htninp , "Practical ObHorva *
tlous on Nen-ous Debility and Physical Kxliiius.
tlou , " to whlcli 1 luldud nil "KsHay on Mur-
rlafjp , " with linportitut clmpterH on ( meases of
thu Iteproductlvi ) Or aiiH , the whole forming a
valuable medical treatise which tihuuld be re Ad
by nil young men. Address
DBS , S , and D , DAVIESON ,
17O7 Ollvo Street St. Louis , Mo.
Health is Wealth !
DH. K. C. WEST'S Nr.nvr. Awn DIIAIN TUEAT.
MKMT , a guaranteed Hrxiclnc ( or Hyuterla , Dlzzt.
n ss , CoiivulHioii ! ! , HtH , NHrvoua Neuralgia
Jlemlaclie , Nervous I'rostratlon ( auKod by the
use of alcohol or tobacco , \ValcofulnofH , Mental
Dopnmlou , Softi'iilnu-of the llralu rubultliiK lu
Insanity uuil leailltiK toinlRery.docny ami death ,
I'leiiiaturoOld AK > ' . IlarrunncHi , I.OHS of power
In I'ltlior Hex , Involuntary I.O.IHUS aud SpormaU
on luca caused by over-it icovtloii , of the hi aln h lf-
aluiBO or ovcr-lndtllnnce. Iarh ! liox contains
ono month'streatinont. 11 ( Kialmx.orHliclioxin
for fi. ! > , ent liy mall prepaid on receipt of price.
VfK CiDAKANTKIO SIX HOXIIH
Toriiroanycaso. With each order received by
us for nix boxen , accompanied with $ . > . > , wo will
send the puruhaHvr our written Kiiaranteii to rs >
1'unil tne money If the treatment does not effect
a cure. Unarantens leaned only liy O. K. GOOD
MAN , DrtiHKlst , Bole Agent. 1110 Varnaui St. ,
UmahaMnli
PUBLIC SALE
OF1MPOUTED
Clydesdale Stallions ar.d Mares. .
At Rawling's ' Barn , Lincoln , M ,
FEBRUARY 1 , 1888 , AT 1 1 . M.
At which time nnd place I will soil to the hit-host
lildder JH head of choicely bred utul Krandly
formed MiiriM mill Mulllons , all liniiorti'd ruini
Scotland In Aunnit , every aiilmul wurriintcd to
bo it luceder. Tim ntalllouH , xoimi 10 lu niimlicr ,
iuiir ! ; .11 . uxen fioin , ' ) lotiyfiu.i ; their iincvNtor-l
will by rccoKillzed by brcodera as belnit HOIIHof
the moxt noti-d utilnuils locnrdfd In the Cljd is-
ilalu titnd Hook. They lire as well formeilas
they urn broil , and uuiuot fall to ( ileaho thu
lil'ccder who aipreclat4-n Btylu with ( ji'od IK tlou ,
lurKu hone and miiHclftund acouxtltutlou hanlly
uiualed and not uxioiled by any other breed of
Diaft llorhc .
TKItMSOPHAMmontliH ! ! for bankal.1,1 .
pujier thotiKli Umjjer tlnifl will bo nlvon when
iloilrcd if application Is made IjefoirJtalit ,
For CatiiloKUii apply to I'.M. Wx > ilf , Lincoln ,
Neb .after January 6 , Ihhi * .
I' . M. WOOIW. N.T. l'AHKI',11 ,
Auttloneer , Importecand Ilreodcr ,
Lincoln , Nc-b , Slmcoe , Out.
, . . . .
j- r * .u * * i w.ru-aiMKUbtlp ! II.
'CruM.coinljlDod , Uuaranttrdllin
'uuly ono In thu world K ncrstl K
aruntlnuuus hlvlHttt" Magnttia
" * * ! . b i ntuiot < o tr ul. liuiable.
> oit.l.l uiul Kfucilre. Avoid frauds.
. " * OttrllOUOcolor ) . fl IHlhlnnipfurlmniliil t.
Al.t.0 KLKlll Ktu lIKI/ri * < ) ! lilHUAMI-N.
Ds. tUENL UviMioa. ict NABUH AYE. . IIIIICACQ.