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, THE OHAHA DAILY BEE ; THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 0 , 1888.
xrho hare BO kindly lolncd trio In an attempt
to raise W.OOO by individual donations of $ :
or more , for the special Shattuck fund , , to
carry that fund over to the credit of Miss
Louise Hoyco , nnd continue It us tho"Speclal
Koycc fund. " I sincerely trust that the sud
den development of Miss Iloyco's nilsfortuno
will have the effect to at once run thut fund
to completion. JOHN J. Moxru. .
Sllnnlo Freeman.
A largo photo 01 i ! ! Mlnnlo Freeman
with her sod school house find ti C ; > " 1 > IU
whom she saved from thn great storm will bo
sent prepaid for tl.OO each. WOO per dozun ,
* 50.00 i > or hundred. Address The Quiz , Ord ,
Neb.
Mr. McShane'M Liberality.
WAMII.XOTOX , 1) . C. , Fob. 7. To the
Editor o ( the HER : Learning of the
unfortunate results In Miss Hoyco's case ,
I wish to ndd ? IOO moro to her fund nnd hope
nho also will receive generous contributions
from the charitable pcoplo of Nebraska.
Jens A. MeSii.VNE.
Liberal Kmployos.
Mr. William Nccp is an cnorgsUo gentleman -
man , ns his work will show. Through Mr.
Nccp's efforts the sum of $118.75 has been
added to the HIK : fund , the contribution of
the employes of the Omaha ft Grunt SmeltIng -
Ing works. The contribution is n very lib
eral ono , for which the thanks of 11 friends
of the cause nro duo the generous donors.
KnnobliiiK Humanity.
HEBHOX , Neb. , Feb. 0. To the Editor of
the UEE : Enclosed find our check for $10 ,
the contribution of Mr. Weiss and myself
to the Shattuck nnd lloyco funds. Wo do-
Biro that $0 shall bo placed to the credit of
Etta Shattuck , nnd $ t to the credit of
Louise Uoyco. Your splendid efforts In behalf -
half of these poor pirls. and the noble re
sponse with which they are met , ore en
nobling to humanity.
J. II. STICKCL.
At the Christian Church.
The ladles of the First Christian church of
Omaha will give a supper nnd social at their
church Friday evening for the bcncllt of the
Lolo Uoyco fund. Every ono who can should
iittcnd.
This Is the first church in Omaha to tnko
active steps toward aiding this worthy cnuso
and the ladles of the First Christian church
uro entitled to great credit for their kindness
and generosity.
A Generous Alan.
Some days ago lion. John A. McShano con
tributed $ ' 250 to the Usa fund. Upon learn
ing of Miss Koyco's mlsfortunn Mr. McShano
promptly added $100 for that young lady ,
making his contribution 150. The pcoplo
who have known Hon. John A. McShano for
, many years are not surprised at any gener
ous net of his. In every movement Nebras
ka's congressman has been prompt to respond
to the call for aid for the needy.
Those who know him need not be told
that his generous contributions to the teach
ers' fund Is but characteristic of him. At all
times n prudent , careful business man , John
A. McShano has never failed to contribute
to meritorious movements of .public and private -
vato Interests , and these contributions have
nt all times been noticeable by their liberal
amount. That he Is a generous man Is
evidenced by all his nets , nnd for his prompt
action In the matter of Nebraska's unfortun
ate teachers , ho Is entitled to the Increased
respect nnd admiration of the people Of Ne
braska. The generosity of Mr. McShano
should servo as n hint to the many wealthy
men of Omaha tha * , they should follow the
excellent example of their public servant.
KcHolutionH.
OMAHACOMMEIICIATCoi.LF.oE.Fel ) . 7,1883.
Whereas , It has pleased the Supreme Ku-
lor of the universe to remove by death Miss
Shattuck , ut Scwnrd , Nob. , February 0IS&i ,
Whereas , In the death of Miss Shattuck.
wo realize wo have lost a faithful , devoted
teacher , nnd also that a noble llfo has been
sacrificed in the discharge of duty ; therefore
we. thoiucmboreof the Omaha Commercial
college , do offer the following resolutions :
' Resolved , That while wo deeply feel the cx-
tent of our loss in the death of this noble
woman , wo bow in humble submission to the
will of the Divine Kuler.
Ilesolvcd , That while in her wo have lost
ono who was an honor to her state , and who
was over active in the interests of humanity ,
nnd who by her strict integrity and lofty
character , gained for herself the respect-ami
admiration of all.
Resolved , That as an expression of our
sincere sorrow , wo extend to the bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy in this their
deep affliction.
Kesolved , That a copy of these resolutions
bo sent to the family of our lamented he-
rolno , and thata copy bo published in the
Omaha iUKR and the Omaha Commercial
College Age.
OEOKOK O. HILT. ,
EDITH PEMnEirrox ,
CI.AKA SKKI.KMIUE ,
'MAUD HATWAIIU ,
Euw. HIIISGIIMAK.
Committee.
THE UOLL OF HONOK.
Shoio Who Have Recognized. Courage
and Devotion.
l.OIK KOYCIi FUND.
Amount received up to Feb. 7 $ 8-48 70
P. T. Ulrchurd. Norfolk 2 DO
Kathleen Erskine , St. Paul 1 " 4
J ) . Lonergcn 100
Compositors Omaha Uopubllcnn. . . . S 25
Cash 1100
J. H. Stlckol nnd M. II. Weiss , Hob-
rom 4 00
Puwneo City M. E , church 50
Employes O. H. & J. S. Collins 7 25
Employes Smelting Works collected
by Wm. Neep 47 50
Oxford League First M. E. church. . 8 ar
Audltor.imss. acc't's office U. P 12 83
Hurry Gllniorodiv. 120 O. K. C 10 00
Employes gov't corrall 12 50
Employes Paul Platz 5 00
E. Comley , Unadllla , Neb 1 00
Cash : 15
Custom Tailors'Union of Omaha. . . 10 0
St. 'Stephen's Episcopal church ,
Ashland 13 BO
Oimiha Lodge 8291C. of H 1000
Listof J.I. Watt ' . 2025
V. II. Orcutt , Council Bluffs 1 00
CitUons of Albion , Neb 20 00
It. D. Cobb , Cedar Hapids 2 f > 0
C. K.Clark , Craig 1 00
Wheeler & Wheeler 2 00
Metropolitan hotel and guestsHust
ings , Neb 17 00
Morris H. Slonuin fi 00
Morton house guests , Nebraska City 23 00
T. H. L. Leo , Exeter , Neb fi 00
' Biiptlst church , Ashlnml 1 80
C. Thompson U4
Cash 1 00
South Omaha list 1085 ,
Kcssler & Shalda's list 2 00
Hon. John A. McShone 100 00
Auditor's oflloe Pacific cxpress.froui
spccialfund " .TO 00
llennison liroi.'solo 43 00
Total ? l,30l , SO
M1XXIB PIIKKSIAK FUND.
Amount received up to Fob. 7 $ 530 00
Kathleen Eraklno , St. Paul. : 1 03
Employes smelting works 1 75
Harry ( Jilmoro.Dlv. 120 , O. K. C. . . . 10 00
Cltirpns of Albion r > 0
Wheeler & Wheeler. 1 00
Uaptlst church. Ashland 1 SO
C. Thompson , Ashland ! W
Ivossler & Shalda's list 1 25
LIcmilson liros. ' sale 21.50
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Total. . . I 001 00
1.KXA WOKllllECKK ftr.NO ,
Amount received up to Feb. 7 $ 2S fiO
P. T. Ulrehard , Norfolk 1 ( H )
Cash 5 IK )
Employes smelting works. . . . , 47 50
Custom Tailors union , Oaiahu D 00
Little Turner children 1 75
Worklngumii 50
Kcsilor & Shalda's list . ' 100
DmiuUon lima. ' sale. . 43 Oil
Total * 132 l > 3
TIII : CIIH.IIKKN'B FUND.
Amount received up to Fob. 7 f 07 83
School children , Albion , Neb 4 'M
Alieo Switfiirt's Hut. . 8 3'J
\l \ Total J l * 6003
Thn "Itiio" Fuml.
The present condition ot the funds opened
by the HUE Is ai follows :
Kttn Slmttuck $ 4,2:11 : M
Loio Koyco li0l ! H !
Minnlo Freeman 001 ( V >
Weotphulon monument 80 Ki
Lena Wocbbocko 133 S
Cash to spcciaHund. . . . . . . . .j. . . . Sip 00
Gn nd total. , . . ' . ' 10,553 CHI.
Notice.-
Severn ! lists of contributors linvo been
omitted from this Issue owing to a lack of
space. Each , however , will bo published. . If
your list does not appear In this issue It will
bo published as soon as possible.
Ij | ts of Contributors.
The J3Eic will acknowledge all contribu
tions through th" * " columns. All lists re
ceived , unless otherwise dircclCu , Vm 0
publlshrd In full with the name of everv con
tributor Tho.su lists will bo published as
noon after tnelr receipt as space will per
mit.
TWO MTTLR ailll.S. .
DoNiniAX , Neb. , Fob. fl. To the Editor of
the KKK : Plcaso find enclosed draft for &J.05.
for Miss ShattucU fund. This small amount
was ruircd by incklo' subscriptions by two
little girls of the Donlphnn school.
NITTII : : HL-IIORH.
CI.AII.I MO.MIOE.
A SEVCX-TKAU-OU .
ST. PAUI. . Neb. , Feb. fi. To the Editor of
UicHcE : Enclosed flnd T.80 to bo divided
equally between Miss Freeman , lloyco and
Shattuck. I urn only sovcn years old but
papa said I could use my own money that 1
was going to get him a birthday present with
and 1 went arouifd and collected the balance.
KATHLEEN EUSKIXB.
PAWNEE CITY" II. K. CIIUIICH.
PAWXEH CITT , Nob. , Fob. fi. To the Editor
of the HEK : Plcaso llml enclosed drfift for
fS.50 for Miss Ejta Shattuck ; the amount of
collection taken in the M. E. church hist
evening. Also CO oenU for Ml.ss Hoyco.
U. O. AD MIS ,
Pastor M. E..Church.
I-OFP CITV'H TUIIIUTR.
LoBpCirr , Neb. , Feb. 4. To the Editor
of BKH : Herewith iind list of names and the
sum of (54.25 , the contribution of our liberal
citizens , to the fund for the noble heroine of
the "blizrard , " of the 12th ulttlmo , Miss
Etta Shattuck. Wo are grateful for theun
tiring efforts you have made iu this cause ,
and trust that the fund will bo made largo
enough to provide every comfort in the years
to come that money can procure for ono BO
badly afllictcd ns Miss Shattuck. The young
lady shares the warmest sympathy of our
people , Who contribute each their might ,
showing as It docs that all over the great
west there arc warm hearts ready to respond ,
In deeds of kindness , to on appeal made In
behalf ot the stricltcn and suffering. This
sum is the result of only a few hour's work
this afternoon. Wo arc only too glad to bestow -
stow It whore It will help to do BO much
good. Mits. O. B. WII.IAUD.
0. P. Stedman 11 00 Higclns & Tucker , 2 00
.l.S. 1'fdlor 1 UMJye HUHseto
I. Smelacr t 00 Frank Urewer 100
. ) . M. King 1 00 A. Wilkinson 23
GCO.K. Taylor. . . . 1 OOOdendabl llros. . . . 1 W )
A. P. Cullen 10)Ott ) h BO
A. W. ll ll 1 ODChas. Comard. . . . M
W. It. Mellor. 1 C'J'H. ' Taylor BO
Ditto liros 1 ( W K. F. Walker 50
J. W. Uose 231. Krochllch 50
J.H.Scott 1 OUThco I.PllKor. . . . Go
M.U. Unrleton. . . . 1 OOMr.s.J.Klmonbon. ( . 50
! ) . & J. W. Jones. . 1 OU Cash - . . . . . iTi
M. K. Wholly 1 00 J. Hnsklns 50
M. A. ThPls 1 00 W. H. Morris 50
I.ulk & Knodihiu'r 1 01 0. P. C. Moor i
Mrs. O. H.Willnrcl. M Wins. Gibson >
JiunuM H.Owen. . . 1 OU ( Ico. W. Hunter. . . 50
E. W. Van Uorcn. . 50 II. L. Hums lil
Mrs. J. Johnson. . . 100V.A. lluas BO
W.T. Chase HI Cash - '
MiMid & llurrows. . 50.1.K. Pearson 50
C. II. Hpraguo 50 A. C. Cobl ) W )
Win. Ilalrtl. 50 llllly Monitor 100
M. I. . Thomas 2itWi | 50
W.Larson 50J. J. McCoy 50
0.1 < \ I'crrln 50 l > . S. Juchroy 50
K.MStearns 50 K. K. Long 1 )
M.I' . Ford 100Cash Si
I.D. Kord 1 00 W. II. Conger 100
I ) . Kcarna BO II.Bchanpp 50
G.K. llunschoter. . 50 1't-ry Nobles 50
Nlsch & Sluvcn. . . . 1 00 lltiptist ch collcc'n 2 00
Jacob Albcn . Sill. 0. Ilurgpr 2. >
Charles Hldcl . Krank Verilow. . . . BO
Clms.Hunoy 50
I'etor Ollunniaun. Cnsh 1 00
ItalTcrty broa . 50 J.II.O'IIryan 1 00
1' . Treulscn 50 (1. W. iirooka 1 ( )0 )
KrcdIIaon 50
J.S. Mollltt 50 Total 54
II. S. Cony
O. It. A J , 8. COLLINS' EMPLOYES.
Cotributlons of employes of G. II. & J. S.
Collins and their friends to be evenly divided
between Miss Shnttuck and Miss Iloycc.
C. T. Smith I BO.Thos. . H.-Cobry. . . Si
Cliarlos Myers. . . . Nil Albert Wltto 50
J. H. Conzleton. . . 50 John Hoist M )
Thos. Hrnaklmrst 50 1 > . House 50
Mr. Morris 50 It. Kaufman ffii
Wm. K. WIMlng. . 60 K. Stein 50
H. Thompson 50 Oeo. W. 1'onmor. . 2. " >
M. Key 50 Wm. Thomas 2.i
O. H. Newrelter. . 50Mlss | Collins UK )
J. P. Ulcliardjon. GO Mr * . Collins 100
J. Schamcl 50Cu ! > h a 00
Oeo. E. White 50
K. U. Yarnull 60 | Total ( U GO
r. J. KAnnAcn LIST.
P. J. Knrback. . . . ! 00 Frank Kllma 23
Arthur Karbach. . 3 00 Omll Karbuch 100
Ch. Uauer 100
Helnhold Keil 50 Total 82o
HenCcderqulst. . . . 50
j. J. WATT'S LIST.
Wo , the undersigned , respectfully remit to
you the amount set opposite our names to
help along the good work for Loulso lloyco ,
and wo .favor u petition to the next state leg
islature ot Nebraska to enact a law provid
ing for a reasonable ' ) pension for all those
touchers that had'tho misfortune to lose their
limbs during the late blizzard of January 12 ,
said pension to last during their lifetime.
J. 1. Watt { S OO'.K. ' R. Ilenson 1 00
N. It. Helm fa A.O. lliirnctto. . . . a ( X )
T. M. llopmam. . . . 50 J.W.Martin 100
A.Stroblo 508. V. Watt 200
A.O. Mans SIMM. Hempliry 50
Andrew Johnson. . 2 OO.N. P. Johnson 100
IMIORUe 2508. Frace 250
C. J. AndruWM. . . . 100
Total WJ23
THE U. I1. LIST.
OMAHA , Feb. 0. To the Editor of the BEE :
Herewith I hand you $25.75 , the result of n
subscription taken up in the auditor of pas
senger accounts'oftlco of the Union Pacitlc
railway for the bcncllt of Misses Shattuck
and Hoyco. Plcaso have the amount men
tioned herein divided equally between the
above named parties , and thereby obllgo
these whoso names are affixed to the at
tached paper. Yours truly ,
F < H. HUMMEL.
F. H. Hummel S 3 00R. ! Hartmnnn 3 00
W.F.Jacobs 100T. L. Kutton 100
FriuikGutmh lOOH.P. Orhlltreo. . . 100
Thos. Quarter 2513. W. William. . . . 50
A. Oavlu lOO.W.fiavln ' . . . . 50
l.H.W 100K.O H )
( J.K.U 100W.W 100
O. A. U 1 no Jules Merle 50
K. It : Cook ] 00 W.J. Morris 100
II. C. D.ihl 100 P. II. Bchwaleu-
C. F. Stockham. . . . 1 ( biire 100
M.C. Kastt 50 W. F. Monfort. . . . 2.- >
Walter Mumecke. . W. It. Moran S >
O.H. I , . , BOD. A. Sells 3. ' .
Jcs'lo Emery 1 W ) Oeo. A. Itobluson. 50
Paid , . 300
I Total 575
THK TUUNEIt CHILDREN .
To the Editor of the DEE : In looking over
the contributions for the Nebraska heroines'
fund I sco a very small amount going to poor
little Lena Wocbbocko , the little cripple ,
who was crippled in the late storm. I hope
to see the gooil pcoplo of Omaha do more for
her. Enclosed find $1.75 , collected by little
Hennottia and lloulah Turner , aged four , for
little Lena :
tlennettln $ Zillleulah I Si
W. und K. Allem. . . ir.Ucorglo Drake 2J
JlmmloJont < r > on. . . Si
Hurry Wood ' Total II 75
AlUoFlm.on 2J
I.ITTLr. ALICE BWIOIUT'S LIST.
For chillis' monument fund.
Alice Swlgart f 251 Louis Mttlefleld. . . * 2. '
Mayllahty lOt ell Francisco. . . . Si
(1. ( Cunningham r.OJ. . | Iliecrlns
W. Juskenny GO M. AlcUee 41
KiiKloinuun > Mary ( Ira S3
Alice ( Hbsnn 2" > Mablo Wllcox 11
Charlie Wlkox. - < UlIaFUiuen . 10
Kiln ) HeiiMm ' <
Friends , cash 4 11) ) Total
SOUTH OMAHA LIST.
C. W.Biimnsr 11 00Miss ! IIlock 1 W
l.onli llollinau. . . . f.J.H. Hunter. . . . . . M
j. w. nun. . . ssc.it un-xci as
(1 , Knospe SK > , Ixni Scott 15
Cash. . . . . Si U.O. Witchcraft. . I l >
John J.Alt M > | A. J. Hatdwiu 1 uo
J. .InskalttK MI.IMI. Toner Si
J.I ) . Muher Si Van Akeu )
I * . A.Sears ! i > K. Spmildlnif i'i
IMUonley STi'MnitluWulkur. ' . . . 10
Cash 25 Jeremiah Dee IW
M < JWlw ?
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Notes.
The physicians'givo every hope that Miss
Uoyco will live.
Now let every lady help the Uoyco and
Wocbbccko funds.
What will the people of Nebraska do for
poor Lolo Uoyco !
What will the people of Nebraska do for
little Lena Wocbbooku !
Henrietta Kesslur und Barbara Slmlda
huvo collected $4.25 for the UKE fund.
Now Is the time to turn every thought and
attention toward increasing the Uoyco and
\Vocbbecko funds.
The nauio of Miss Uoyco U Lolo
Roycc. not Ixiulscjks has been stated hereto
fore.
fore.Tho
The Omaha Pnnoramn company will give
the net proceeds of next Sunday's biifinoes to
the heroine fund ,
Uvmcmbnr the supi > cr at the First Chris-
tla.i church Friday evening , The proceeds go
to aid ix > or Lolo Hoyco.
Contributions have been received from sev
eral Nebraska churches. Among this num
ber there Is but ono In Omaha.
It must not bo presumed that the clergy of
Omaha Is not deeply interested In
the movement to aid Nebraska's ' un-
crt'JS" ' . " k inr , TJiouch the ministers
f OniH.hu have not yet bc n heard from thy
vlll surely take active sttps to aid the good
work.
A quartette of little folks called at the Bun
ftlco in Council Bluffs ycsterdny.nnd handed
n four silver iiuartors , this being the second
ontrtbullnti they have made. They pave
heir names as Charlotte , Eliza , Allco nnd
'ommlo Camm. They wanted the dollar
hus raised by them to go to Miss Hoyco.
NEEDHAJU Axn "THE STATUTES.
The Commissioner * Hny Ho Has Not
Conformed With Them.
The board of county commissioners met In
regular session yesterday afternoon , Chair
man O'Keffo presiding. E. A. Dukes' per
sonality tax was placed at $3,250 and put on
ho county tax roll in that amount ; the bond
of T ) . Fitzpatrlck for the protection of a
county warrant for ? 15'J.51 , that had boon
est , was accepted , The following claims
were ordered paid : Louis Grebe , Jailer ,
$07.42 ; Dr. C. P. Harrington , $35 ; George F.
Keen , ttu.50 ; George B. Stry cr , $30 ; Louis
Grebe , $4 ; B. Taylor , $7.50.
The salary of the deputy county clerk was
ordered paid from the general fund for the
months of February and March , nnd P. U.
julllvan was appointed constable for the
Eighth ward.
The following was adopted ,
Mr. Chairman : Your committee on
Innnco , to whom was referred the report of
ex-County Clerk C. P. Ntscdhain for the year
ending January 4,1833 , beg leave to rci > ort
hat said report is not iu accordance with the
equircmcnts of the statute , and that said
eedham has been requested to furnish an
temizcd statement of all fees collected and all
disbursements made In said ofHco during the
year aforesaid.
Work was ordered to be done on the coun
ter In the ofHco of the cily treasurer ut an
expense not to exceed { -J5.
A communication from M. E. Mcgath ,
register of deeds , requesting the appointment
of a deputy to bo custodian of documents
from his ofllco while in use in that of the
county clerk was referred to the committee
on judiciary.
The Judiciary was directed to take cogniz
ance of the appended communication :
OMAHA , Neb. , Feb. 0. To the County Com
missioners of Douglas county Gentlemen :
Under clnto of December 14th wo received u
otter from the county treasurer saying that
ho taxes on Bonllcld wore delinquent for
the year 1879. During 1883 this property was
purchased from John Frank by McCaguo &
Bowman , and at that time all the taxes
which were known to exist wcro paid , and it
was supposed , by your petitioners that there
were no taxes duo against this property.
Inasmuch ns the treasurer , failed to
report this tax when wo appeared to
) ay all taxes , and us the books of the treas
urer's ofllco will show that the matter was
never earned forward until the present ad
ministration wausk that this tax bo cancelled
from the records. Respectfully ,
Jens L. McCAouK ,
DAVID H. BOWMAN.
Protests against exorbitant taxation and
iRsessmcnts from John A. Mclqulst and D.
W. Lane were referred to the Judiciary com
mittee.
The finance committee was directed to as
sess the s. K n. c. 7-15 and 13 , last of Saun-
dcrs & Himcbaugh's Highland Park ad
dition.
The bonds of Thomns J. Hickey , road su
pervisor , and Lewis C. Duckor , . assessor ,
wcro approved.
The following resolutions wcro adopted :
Ucsolvod , That the county clerk bo and is
licreby directed to present to each county
ofllccr whose duty it is to make quarterly reports -
ports to the county board , and also to ex-
County Clerk Ncedham , a copy of a resolu
tion dated January 13 , 1830 , referring to re
ports to the county board.
Ucsolvod , That the county clerk bo empow
ered to employ the necessary help .to make
up the assessment books and salaries not ex
ceeding $73 per month , night work and over
time at 85 cents per hour to be paid out of the
general fund.
THE FKEIGHT KATE WAIt.
The Union Pacific Not Yet In the
Affray Soon to Join.
The telegraphic report to the effect that
the Union Pacific bad been' drawn into the
great freight rate war is denied by the of
ficers of the company. Mr. Klmball , gen
eral traffic manager of the company , was
seen yesterday and oho stated that by
this morning the company would prob
ably declare their position , but that as yet
no cuts in rates had been made.
In his opinion the company woul d bo forced
to lower their rates , inasmuch as the Bur
lington and Northwestern had parallel lines
with the Union Paciilc , and if the latter
stood firm to keep up the rates , the two com
puting lines would do all the business * .
The origin of the great war , as explained
by Mr. Kimbull , was thut the Chicago , Bur
lington & Qulncy was supposed to own or
control the Chicago , Burlington & Northern ,
nnd gave a lower rate to St. Paul
and Minneapolis than that given by cither
the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul or the
Chicago & Northwestern. These two latter
roads then notified-the Chicago , Burlington
& Ouincy people that if they did not make a
higher rate that they would join forces in a
bitter attack , and would continue the war
fare until the Chicago , Burlington & Quincy
would como to timo.
It Isnot positively known thut the Chicago ,
Burlington & Qulncy own or even
control the Chicago , Burlington & North
ern , as the road is officered by
a distinct and separate management. Mr.
Kimbull thinks that if the freight rates are
lowered to points In Nebraska it will hurt
the jobbing trade 'of Omaha from the fact
that both the Northwestern and Chicago ,
Burlington & Ouincy can ship direct from
Chicago to local points much cheaper than ,
the two rates which must be charged by the
Omaha Jobbers that is , the ruto from Chicago
cage to Omaha , und thence from Omaha.
J. M. Bochtcl has been appointed general
agent of the Union Pacific at Chicago. Mr.
Bcchtol succeeds Mr. E. H. Wood.
An oxchnnpre says : There arc more
puns miido on Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup ,
free of charge , than are paid for by the
owners. A good thing deserves the notice -
tico of the press.
In the treatment of rheumatism ,
gout , neuralgia , sciatica , &c. , Sal
vation Oil should bo thoroughly rubbed
in. It kills pain. Price 25 cents.
THE MILLIONAIRES GRUMULE.
Why the IMiimbora Object to Paying
$1O For n License.
The council was Tuesday night petitioned
by the Master Plumbers' association to reduce
the license fee they uro compelled to pay
from $10 to $3 per year. For a class of pco-
plo who are popularly supposed to bo wealthy
a few months after opening business , and
who are alleged to dlo many times million
aires , this objection to the payment of tlio
license sum first mentioned warranted atten
tion. A BKK reporter asked a leading plumb
ing 11 nh this morning why it desired the
change , and was told that the license was
excessive. "Why should plumbing firms pay
for u Hccnio any more than grocers , and
then , why should they pay $10 ! Two dollars
ought to bo sufficient. All that ought to bo
required is.to pay the cost of the printing
of the license , and $ J ought to pay for such a
bit of paper. We've got to give bonds In
fJ,5'X ) in both branches of our business. That
council ought to get n going-over anyway.
They require us to remove the dirt wo take
out of trenches and fill the latter with sand.
That costs ou an average f'-0 ! per trench , and
this of course Is saddled on tlie man for
whom the work is ilono. But the gas and
water companion don't fill their trenches
with saml. Why should they l > o exempted
uud wo coitipollcd to do all this work and
incur Increased expense ! "
Coughs and lloarnrness. The irrltal
tlon which induces coughing immediate- ;
relieved by nso of "Brown's Bronchily
Troches. " Sold only Iu boxes.
oi t Tst v PfVTpnin / Tir < ir < VPH
GREEIA ( BIERS GRIEVANCE ,
Bho Thinks Hor'solf Entitled ito the
County Seat.
CAPITAL CITV REPUBLICANS.
They Meet nnd Kl < ; ct onicors Monthly
IlcorlM oftho I'enltcntlnry nnd
: nnc Atjrlnm Supreme
Court , Decisions.
TUB I1CE' * LINCOLN
On the 17th of January the county of
Grcolcy voted upon the question of the
relocation of the county scut. J. 11.
liana , M. G. Gearon and J. R. Swain ,
residents of the town of Grcolcy Con-
lor , which was declared by the board of
canvassers defeated in its struggle for
the county beat , have lllcd their peti
tion in the supreme court asking that
mandamus proceedings issue to compel
the board of canvassers to recount the
returns of the election , and declare the
proposition voted upon carried in favor
of Grcolcy Center. The complaint recites -
cites that the board of canvassers , com
posed of John Kavnnaugh , county clerk ,
and P. II. Berry nnd A. L. Covey , in
their work canvassing the returns
throw out the 121 votes cast in Spring
Creole precinct. That 117 of these votes
wcro cast in favor of Greelcy Cen
tre , nnd in throwing tlioin
out Greeloy Center was deprived
of the three-fifths vote requisite to
relocate a county sent. The vote of the
county , with this precinct cast out , WHS
1,054 , of which Greoloy Center received
693 votes. The 117 votes cast in favor
of Greoloy Center , the petitioners say ,
would have given the required vote to
locate the county seat there.
'OUOANIZATIOX COSH'LETKD.
The Capital City Republican club
mot at the district court room Tuesday
for the election of permanent ofliccrs us
required by the constitution and by-laws
as adopted. Tlio following well-known
republicans were elected : President ,
Judge C. M. Parker ; recording secre
tary , B. F. Johnson ; corresponding sec
retary , W. C. Lane ; treasurer , M. I.
Aitkon ; executive committee Elmer
Stephen son , P. W. Collins , Frank M.
Hall. John B. Wright , O. E. Goodoll , J.
E. Philpot.
CONVICTS AND INSANE.
The monthly reports from the super
intendent of the Lincoln asylum and
from the warden of the penitentiary
were received and filed with the secre
tary of state yesterday. In the poniten'
tiary January 1 there were 335 convicts ;
four were received in January , the time
of twelve expired and ono escaped , leavj j
ing the total number February 1 , 320.
In the hospital for the insane there
wcro 409 patients 'January 1 , fourteen
were admitted during the month and
nine were discharged , leaving a total
February 1 in the 'inbtitution of 413.
AN Al'PBAL TAKEN.
A case began iiL the supreme court
yesterday in which Benjamin D. Do-
"
Yorman appeals from the decision
against him in the district court of Holt
county. The case' Is a criminal ono in
which DoYorman' ' was fined $100 for as
sault , nnd $138 , thej cost of prosecution.
The copy of the indictment filed with
the papers recitesclthat in the month of
September DoYorman assaulted ono Jay
Rcdfiold with a hay knife , inilicting in
juries upon him nnjLfrom which the
conviction in the lower court followed.
A BUSINESS' VISIT.
Governor Thayer departed yesterday
Tor Springfield , Mass. , and will .bo ab
sent from this state eight or ten days.
The governor goes to look after arms
that the state is procuring for the Ne
braska national guards , and the nature
of the business requires his personal
attendance at the United States arsenal
at that point.
The supreme court yesterday handed
down the following decisions , the ma
jority of the cases being appeals from
Lho Third district and cases arising in
Douglas county :
Phoenix Insurance company vs Omaha.
Error from Douglas county. Affirmed.
Opinion by Cobb , J.
1. The dross premiums received by every
Insurance company , other than mutual com
panies without capital stock within this state ,
during the year previous to the year of list
ing in the county where the agent conducts
the business. Hold , to bo assossiblo nnd tax
able as personal property in the hands of such
agent.
'J. The words "personal property , " taxable
according to the laws of this state , ns the
same occur in section 25 of chapter 18 of the
compiled statutes of 1835 , entitled "cities of
the first class. " Held , to bo used in the
sense of "taxablcs" or "subjects" of taxa
tion , and to embrace all subjects of taxation
under the laws of the state other than real
estate , which is therein specially named.
Omaha Hotel Co. vs. Walters. Error from
Douglas County. Affirmed. Opinion by
Maxwell , J.
1. Evidence examined and held to sustain
the verdict.
2. The owner of a hotel had constructed an
area-way under the sidewalk for an elevator
to lower baggage about twelve feet to the
basement of the hotel , and , ns a guard , had
placed a rail of gas pipe about sovcn feet six
inches in length by from two to three inches
in diameter In iron posts about two feet above
the edge of the sidewalk. This rail was so
arranged as to bo taken out when baggage
was to bo raised or lowered by the elevator.
The fastenings at ono end of the rail had be
come loose and unsafe , of which the pro
prietor had notice. Ono W. , a patron of the
hotel , on leaving the same , in conversation
with u friend leaned against the rail in ques
tion , which gave way und precipitated him
partly in the area-way below causing him to
strike on the edge of the sidewalk , from
which ho sustained severe injuries. Hold ,
That it was the duty of the hotel company to
keep the rail in question in a safe condition ,
and that it was liable for the injuries sus
tained by W.
lilack vs Stein : Hanks vs Stein. Error from
Hayes county. Aftlrmcd. Opinion by
Cobb , J.
Under section 31 ot phaptor 78 of the stat
utes , providing f or establishment of roads ,
held , that a party having duo notice under
said statute of the establishment of n public
road over his premises , and having neglected
within the time provUled to remove his fences ,
tlio enforcement of peiialty uud costs for such
neglect Is not an abridgement of his rights
under sections 3 and 15 of article 1 of the con
stitution of this state , and ho is not thereby
deprived of his property without auo process
of law. '
Scgcar vs Scgcar. Isrror from Holt county.
Aftlrmed. Opinion by Cobb , J.
1. The provisions pj ecction chapter 25 ,
compiled statutes , providing for the payment
of alimony affords a Just and reasonable
remedy , nnd , except'ln' extraordinary cases ,
none other will bb rosortcd to for the en
forcement of Judgments or orders in cases of
alimony or maintenance.
ii. In an action for divorce by the wife on
grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect
of support , the Judgment of the district court
will bo nfllrmed where there la sufficient evi
dence to support it.
Cosgrovo vs Urlfllth. Appeal from Lancaster
county , lie versed and decree. Opinion by
Maxwell , J. Ueeso Ch. , J. , concurs.
1. Wlicro a party through his brother pur
chased "tho noithwcst quarter of section
twenty-six , " etc. , his brother , well knowing
that his grantor possessed but eighty acres
of land In said section , viz : the nest hulfol
the northwest quarter , and said purchaser
afterwards sold und conveyed the northwest
quarter of said section to n bona fldo pur
chaser ; hold , first , thut the knowledge of the
brother through whom the purchase was af
fected being that of agent , waa knowledge to
the purchaser : second , in an action by the
actual owner of the north half of the north
west quuitor of Mild section , such owner
was entitled to the artuul value
of said land at the time ot the eon-
voynneototho honn fld'e purchaser : third ,
that uupald purchase inonny due from the
bona lido purchaser would bo applied In satis *
faction of the-claim of the Innd owner.
2. Whqrp the title of real ptoporty Is
wrongfully obtained , as by a mUdivscrlptlon
In Iho deed , nnd such ronl estate Is conveyed
In fraud of ( ho rights of the owner by such
prautoe , n court of equity Will convert him
Into a trustee and compel him to account for
the vnluo of such pro | > ortvf and will follow
the Mtocceds of such sale * o long ns they can
bo traced" ,
! l. Held , That the pUkm stated n cnuso of
action , and that there was n ? uiNJoluder of
defendants.
State vs lluokius. Exceptions from Douglas
county. Exceptions sustained. Opinion
by Maxwell , J ,
u'licracn 'ho ' trial of n person accused of
crime , he introduced witnesses to provo his
good character , the stuto may introduce wit-
ncsBoa Iu robuttnU although their names uro
uot endorsed on the information. In such
case the question of character Is YolhiU'rnl to
the main Issue and , being raised by the de
fendant , the state niuy cull witnesses in re
buttal.
Schallcr vs The City of Omaha. Error from
Douglas county. Uevcrs'ed. Opinion by
Maxwell. J.
lit awarding just compensation for prop
erty damaged for public use , general benefits
shared by the public ut large cannot be con
sidered , while special benefits to the property
damaged may bo.
IlIieiituntiHin.
is undoubtedly caused by lactid acid iu
the blood. Tniuacid attacks the fibrous
tissues , and causes the pains nnd nchcs
in the back , shoulders , knees , ankles
hips , nnd wrists. Thousands of pcoplo
have founi1 in Hood's Snrstipnrilln a
positive euro for rheumatism. This
medicine by its purifying action neutra
lizes the nciditv of the blood nnd nlno
builds up and ( strengthens the whclo
body.
Real Estate Transfers.
Clifton E May no nnd wife to James T
Williams , lot 7 , blk D , C E Mayno's
1st ndd to Vnllcy , w d $ BO
Michael Cahan and wife to John Pox ,
w 50 ft of 2 acres beginning nt a
point 4QU ft o and 33 ft n of } sec col
on south side 4-14-13 , w d 1,800
Frank Dcllono to Uichard C Gushing
otal , lots ? nnd 8 , blk 03 , South
Omaha , w d 2,750
Goo N Hicks ct al to Win France , lots
31 nnd 33 , Vinton place , w d 1,250
Arthur C Wakoley to Ellas Lcnini , lot
15 , Barker's sub of sec 34-15-14 , w d. 375
John Targorzenky and wife to August
Krokowsky , ytol 150x25 ft beginning
230 It n of a point 440 o of so cor of
Hunsoom park , w d 400
Same ct al to John Krakowsky , 150x25 >
ft 205 ft n of a point 443 ft e of so
cor of Hanscom park , w d 400
August Krakowsky to John Targor
zenky , J of 50x150 ft beginning at
same point , w d 800
Glcorgo A Joplln nndwifo to George
W Uuck , lot 1 and 2 blk 10 Omaha
View , wd 2,200
Williura H Thompson and wife to Jen
nie A Latson. w 27 ft of o 04 ft lot 1
blk 5 need's 3rd. wd 3,000
Jos Neville nnd wife to Do Vcr Sholcs
lot 5 A H Saundor's ndd , w d 4,000 ,
Do Vor Sholcs and wife tcLltobert ti
Garlichs same , wd . " 4,000
W T Komineton Wood and wife to Jas
K Sturgeon , lot 3 blk 0 Ulversido
addwd 400
Jno L McCaguo and wife to Francis I
McKenna , lot 3. 4,13. blk 2,1 , 3 , 3 , 4
G , 0.15,10,17. 18,10 , 20 , blk 4 , oil in
Wakeley , Wd. . . . . . . . . 4,000
Frank S Urownleo el nl to Mary A
Fitch , oK of wK of lot 5 blk 3 ,
First add to South Omaha , w d 450
R C Patterson and wife to F L Burbank -
bank , lot 21 blk 8 Edgowood park
add , wd 75
Llllio J Spauldlng and husband to '
Chos C Mlllard , w 80 ft of lot 23
Mlllard & Caldwell's ndd. except 10
ftoffnendw d 4,000
Chas L Blaser and wife to John J Wil
kinson , e 30 ft and w 30 ft of e CO ft
lot 5 , and n 20 ft of lot 8 and 0 blk 1
Pope place w d 8,200
Alex G Chnrlton and wife to Ella J
Keller , lot 15 blk 2 Institute place
wd 300
Frank A Gnstafson and wife to Goo
Horst , lot 9 blk 1 Ueunion add w d. . 275
Duncan Finloyson nnd wife to Sylves
ter D Winn , lot 19 blk 10 Albright's
annex wd 350
Jerry Mulvihill et al to James S
France lot G blk 43 South Omaha
w d 1,500
Twenty-two deeds $35,575
Building PermitH.
The following building permits wcro is
sued yesterday at the office of superintend
ent of buildings :
John Benson , cottage , Nicholas near
Ninth - . . $ 200
Goorgu Walker , cottage , Twenty-
eighth and Blofido 700
Mick Shuty , cottage , Fourteenth and
Bancroft 300
J. D. Davis , addition to dwelling , Elk
near Blackbird 125
Four permits aggregating $1,325
The Only Iiino Thut Gets There.
It has been well said by a distin
guished writer that "tho Michigan
Central is the only 'Niagara Fulls
Route' in the country. "
It is the only railroad that runs direct
ly by th'e falls and stops its trains at n
point from which all parts of the falls
und the rapids are in full view. From
this point , called Falls View , the scene
from the 'Michigan Central train ,
whether in iln summer setting of emer
ald or its winter setting of crystal , is
ono of unexampled grandeur nnd sub
limity. As it is on the direct route
to Now York , Boston , ana Now Eng
land , no oast-bound traveler should fail
to take advantage of it.
An Ord Delegation.
Tlio little city of Ord is well represented in
Omaha. A committee of citizens of
the place are in Omaha for the avowed pur
pose of securing clectrio lights for their town-
It Is safe to suy , ' however , that Ord has other
Irons in the fire equally as important as the
effort to secure clectrio lighting. The party
Is composed of J. H. Agcr , J. L. McDonough ,
editor of the Ord Democrat , F. L. Harris ,
president of the Ord National bank , and A.
D. Robinson , ex-county treasurer of Valley
county. _
A man giving the nnmo of James A.
Gnrfield was arrested yestordry for
stealing nn overcoat from u dummy in
front of a Thirteenth street store.
CREAM
ItBBuperlor excellence proven in millions ot
hem > ) .s far more thun u tiuarterot u century. U
is used by the United Mates Government. Kn-
dorsHd by the heads of the ( Irrat Unlver itie8 as
the KtrougFht. I'lirert and most Healthful. Dr.
1'rlco'sCream Making i'owderdoes not contain
Ammonia , I.lme or Alum. Bold only In can * .
I'HICK IIAK1NO I'OWUUIIC'U. .
Mew voux , CHICAGO. bf. LOUIS
ARTISTIC DRESSING.
tbc Ladles of Omalia Look So Beau-
liiiil ,
Alcgnnt
A Council 'lUuffh DrrasniAkcr'a
Experience With A Itelonileiu
Kneniyi
Ever sine * Columbus i-oivcrod America
thvrohR bocn a stonily wvitluuru rs'ivt'inrnt
until to-ilnjr tlio wvMcm fcUtcs nrc ! > t > cnir"it
thickly populated ultli thrifty people of all
uvocnllons. In tm-ry oily , vlllnKo iiuil hamlet
can l > o found the worknlioi > . imployt : > il therein
are pcoplo of every nationality , UM well ns tjotli
sexes. What department of Irmle mostly Inter
ests the Indies IB It the fnxlilon delineator of
some mechanical Institute uherc Inlwr saving
mnehlnery Is innnufurtureil , or whnt Is It ?
Whnt Is morn beautiful to behold tlinn the xlRhk
of n Imly clad in n nkeljr lit ted null Hindu In tlio
Intest , most perfect nnd highest Htylu Unit art
ran design ? Tlio cltlo * of the vre.it hnve many
beiiutlful women , ami to clothe them properly
with nice llttlugKarmentH Is noeiisytiiHk. Tea
become a first-cuss inniitutt mnkor one
hnve patleneo nnd Bklll , Counell Illuffs Is not
devoid of Mich peoplt , especially If one In to
judge from the. magnificent unit splendid lilting
ro.stumcs worn upon tlio Mreets by the wives
ami UnitRhtcin of the. citizens. Tlmtndrrs -
mnkerrtoei not always hnve eniy hailing on tlin
Moruiy seas of llfo U fully demonstrated by the
following conversation , which recently took
place between Mlvt Millie IOKK ! < nnd ono of the
lllutlH' most reliable and bent artliin In that
line. During the interview with Jllsi Hoggs
that young lady suldl "I hnvo been afllleted
with catarih ever Mure I vns a child pin vim ; Iu
the Minny climate of West Virginia. 1 left Ihero
three yearx ago to Join my sister , \\ho reMdet iu
Council lllutls. My symptoms were H stopped
up nose , a ringing and buzzing iiolstt In my
head ,
KNTIHK DKAFMESS IN ONK KA1I.
r. fintlhued hanking n .spitting with un almost
Incessnni ccvuh Rtirt rklxlug of muciin. I would
blow hard scabs out ot my cose , which would
bo dry , and my breath was HO Out'i ' ivo that my
friends would speak of It , nnd I often iWl
ally honrd them make the remntk about It nfirt
I would leave the room. Of course. It would
wound my feelings but I could not help it , nnd
I would worry and fret about It. 1 got spells of
despondency nntl often wished the pooil I.ortl
would take mo to Join my pnientH , who were
dead , nnd I have no doubt tro In heaven. I was
scarcely ever without n cold , oven In the cum
mer , nnd vrould take cold every tlmaa ilrnft
of air would pass over me while 1 was In doors.
That is not the case now , and I don't K K or
vomit In the mornings us I used to whllo trying
to clear my throat. Neither do I have tnoso
dizzy spells nfter stooping down to pick somc-
utng up. Why I used to get so giddy that w lien
I would have to stoop down and rise up quick
tmt I would have to have support or f would
full down. I never knew wnut it wus to be
without a headache until within the last few
weeks , and my appetite was so poor that I
scarcely ate enough to subsist on , and that I
forced myself to eat. I lost in w eight until
I WAS IIKDUCKU TO A ME1IR SKKI.KTON.
I have an excellent appetite now. I sleep
sound and awake -In the morning greatly
rufrcshed , something I do not over remember
of doing before taking treatment with lr . Mc
Coy & llciiry. My eyei were sore and inflamed
and would water very much. I was afraid I
would go blind from the pains over my eyes and
load. I had a bhaip shooting pain in my breast
and through my ttumldcrs. My fret and himils
were always cold nnd clammy. Last summer ,
Rf ter an Hb.sccnco of several years , I visited the
scenes of ray childhood , thinking a changu of clli
unto would do mo good , but I returned fcellug as
ind as over , and was as miserable ns I could be.
k > , after reading Drs. McCoy & Henry's SIICC H -
'ul treatment of cases similar to mine. I visited
heir ofllco at 707 First avenue. Council HluITs ,
and began treatment ; and do you know that to
day , after live weeks , I am almost entirely cured
of my catarrh , and cannot thank thorn enough
for wliat they have done for mo. I henrllly.nnd
without reseive whatever , recommend them to
any one Buffering from colds In tbr > bead or
bronchial uffectlous. "
MISS Ull.LIE nOGOS.
The above portrait fairly represents Miss
Doggs , who now resides with her itlster. Mrs. a.
M.Bhephurd. at W Fifth avcnue.Couucll UluffH ,
where she will corroborate the above statement.
A Few Symptom * of a Diieaae Tbat
Mny Prove Serious to You.
Do you have frequent fits or mental depres
sion ?
lo you experience ringing or buzzing noises
in your earar
Do you feel as though you must suffocate
when lying down ?
Are you troubled with a hacking cough and
general debility ? . . . .
Are your eyes generally weak and watery , and
frequently InlUmed ?
Does your voice have a husky , thick sound ,
and a nasal sort of twang ?
Is your breath frequently offensive from some
unaccountable cause ?
Have you a dull oppressive headache gener
al ! located over the eyes ?
Do you have to hawk and cough frequently in
the effort to clear your throat ?
Are you losing your sense of smell , and is
your sense of taste becoming dulled.
Does your nose always feel stopped np , forc
ing you to breathe through J our mouth ?
lo you frequently reel dizzy , puitlculurly
when Htoopiog to pick anything oil the Hoof ?
Does every little draught of air and every
slight chnugu of temperature give you a cold ?
A ro you annoyed by u constant desire to hawk
and spit out an endless quantity of phlegm ?
Are you always tired and indisposed to exer
tion , whether of business , work or amusement ?
Is great effort required to keep your thqughts
fixed upon matters that formerly wore easily
performed.
Do you rise from bed as tired and weak as you
were the night before , and feel as though you
wauled to lie there forever ?
Is your throat filled with phlegm in the
morning , which can only be discharged after
violent coughing , and hawking and spitting ?
Do you occasionally wako from a troubled
sleep with n start und feel as if you had just es
caped a horrible death by choking ?
Have you lost all Interest Iu your calling or
business or former pleasures , all ambition
gone , and do yon feel Indifferent whether to
morrow fiud.s you alive or dead ?
Are you troubled with a discharge from the
head in the throat , sometimes wat ry and ex
cessive , sometimes mucus , thick sticking to
whatever It touches , sometimes bloody and
nearly always putrid and offensive ?
The above are tomu of the many symtoms of
catarrh aud the begluing of lung troubles , Not
ono rasn In n hundred will have all of them , but
everyone affected will havn a few cr many of
them. The greater or more serious your symp
toms , the more dangerous your condition. This
class of diseases Is treated very successfully by
Dr. McCoy or his associates. The many cases
reported tluough tlio colums oftho dally papora
prove this , and each statement published Is
substantially the sumo as given by the patient
cured. Dr. McCoy und his uHSQclate , Dr. Henry ,
tibono secret nostrums , but cure diseases by
their hklllf ill combination of the best known ro-
tnedle.s , applied lathe-most approved manner ,
and by using the latest and most highly recom
mended nppllnnces known to the profession.
They thus produce rssults that sneak for them-
seluu.s Inthumnny patients cured , and wo as
sure our readers that these eminent physicians
have achieved u success in curing disease which
rcw or no other doctors can dunllcuto.
DOCTOR
J , CRESAP McCOY ,
LateorBellByueHospilaljNBwYorK ,
AND
Br , Columbus Henry
( Late ot University of Pennsylvania- *
HAVF. OFFICES
No. 310 and 311 IN UAMGU IIUILDINU ,
Corner Fifteenth aud Ilarneysts. , Omaha , Neb.
where all curable cases aee treated
with success.
Medical diseases treated skillfully. Consump
tion. llrlght'8 dlseusn. Dyspopslc , HlusumutUm.
und all NKUVOUS DISKAb'lIS. All diseases pa-
cullar to the sexes a specialty. OATAKUII
CUIIKI ) . .
CONSULTATION at office or by mall , tl.
Olllco tiuurs-U to 11 a. in. , S to 4 p. in. , 7 to 8 p.
m. . Sundays Included.
Correspondence receives prompt attention.
Many diseases are treated miccossfuliy by
Irn , JlcCoy und Heury through the mUU. ; and
It Is thus possible for thoto nimble to make
journey to obtain successful hospital treatmen
at their homes.
No letters answered unless accompanied by
4c in stamps.
Addruns all letters to Drs. McCoy and Henry
ItoomnlllO and 311 , lUiuge bulldmc , OraaUa ,
Nob.
Who It WEAK , If ERVOCN , nF.nil.ITA *
TEI > . who In hit FOLLY and I UNO It ANrfc
hai TRiri.r.l > away hit VUJOR df BOBT ,
3SH nd M ANlaOnn.ruilit Xhnllnr
drftlni Upon th F UNTAINM of LIFE ,
HKAIIAriir , HACKACBir , Dreadful
Dreams , WEAKNF.MM of Mtmnrr , BABH.
rVf.NEMIIn HOCIETT. PIMPI.WI Upon
the FACE , and all the Kt'rECTft leading to
EAKI.Y DECAY and prrhaM CONHl'MI' .
T1O1V nr INNANITY. tlionld coainlt at once
the CELEBRATED Ir. Clarkf , bttbllibr.1
1MI. Dr. Clark * hai mad * NF.RYOVH BE.
Wli'TY. < ! HI101U and all Dlwam of
the EKTO VRINAIIY org ni a uf
Utudr. It make * * > O difference WHAT you
bare taken or WHO has failed to ear * yon.
4VFEHAI < EfliuBcrlnfrG3 < llra eip
Mar to their i z can couiult with the attnranco
Of ip * dy r ll f and cur * . Sena 2 cnU poiUfi
for worki on your dlicatea.
_ * * -Hend 4 cent * poita ( for C 1 ) brat4
Wrka on rhrvnlr. Nrrvovc and D ll >
* t DlMatM. CoDiullttlon , pcnonal'y or by
letter , free. Conault the old Doctor.
Ttionnaadi rur d. OBtors and pnrlera
private. arThos * contemplating Marriare
and for Dr. Clnrko'B celebrated guldo
Male and Fcmnlr. earn lie. , both 26c.
( ttamn ) . Before conMIng your cae , eoninlt
J r. CLAKIiC. A friendly letter or rail may
ave future nuflerlng an J tharae , and add coldtn
yean to llfo.Book " l.lfe'a ( Stcrct ) Er.
rorm , " Me. ( itampi ) . Ucdlrln * and writings
cent everywhere , wrur * from * > x | o > Hr .
Houn , 8 to 8 : Similar * , 9 to 12. Addrrat ,
7. D. CLARKE , M. > .
186 Bo. Clark 6U CHICAGO. ILU
London Granules.
Kllmlnnto * last \otlxe H'pullls , lllecrs , l'Unr > U. ' ,
Clinuilc Sores and Impure lllmxl. It has nn rqunl fur
akin diseases. Hlnillar incUklno used In Ixmdun Hun-
jmiils.with utmary inn juoci > s. I'l'inLv VKOKTAULK.
B nt by mall In a plain sealed imt-iairti , nnd no delay ,
on receipt of II per box nn : for K. WE ni'AnANTXK
six nuxKSTuriiliii AM-IMMK. Wltli each order ie-
celvod lor ila : N xe9 accompanied by fc , wo will wml
the | < unha rr our written ( 'immnU-o to refund thu
inotier. If the treatment noon not effect a curr.
1'niuiiblet fre . l/l.Mot MtlilciNK AUKM'V , Kit
Clicrr ; bt. , Kttnsus City. Mu.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 1678.
BAKER'S
Warranted i
Cor on , from which th excem of
Oil nan been mnorol. IthaarAm
( tmfj Ikt itimgtb of Cocoa mixed
with Stnrrh , Arrowroot or Rtigar ,
and la thi-rrforu far morn oconoml-
cal , totting ten than ont tttit a
eup. It In tlellclcmn , nourlshlnf ,
strengthening , rMlljillgmteil , and
admirably ndapted for Inralltla a *
well ns for persona In hralth.
Sold by firocortMCTtrrwhtre.
W. BAKER & CO. , Dorchester , Mass.
BANKING ,
BONDS.
ACCOUNTS solicited. Banking In .all braoobM ,
Terms on application.
Wu deal In UOVKHMMKNT , STATK. COITNTT andltu-
Nirii-Ai. UONim nml nthur inveatineutt.
Wlru or write for llsu.
Also deal'in U. 8. Land Warrants and Scrip.
J. B. HAYNES ,
OFFICIAL
STENOGRAPHER ,
Third Judicial District.
87 CHAMHKU Of GOUMBHO K.
MPOniED STALLIONS FOUSALB
Percherona , Clydesdales and Bhlre , also home
bred colts. Kvcry animal guaranteed a breeder
Our stock has boon ( elected with reference to
both individual merit and podlgrce. Homnof
these horses have taken tint prue at the No-
brasknStntorelr.18.S7. All our horses am ac
climated , and colta of their get can b shown.
Prices reasonable and easy terms. Is accessible
by the tlirou lending railroads ot the Htato , U. A
! . ; F. . K. & M. V. , und 1C. ( J. * O.
FKV 4 FAHKI3AII. York , Neb
MID QtUNTLCT 2ND. ( SI4.J
DR H NOBLE Blair Neb
, , , , , ,
Importer and Ilreederof .
Clydesdale , English Coach & Hamliletoiiian
They are nil fln nnd In prtmo condition and cannot -
not full to HUH. They conslvt of prUu winner * and
their Kot , In Scotlund. CHnu < l nnd tills country. Our
terms , lirlces und liorsta will ull you. Write for l > rl-
ccs and purtlculnra. Hlnlrls 21 wllr * north of Omaha ,
on T. U. i M. V. U. 11. und U. St. I > . M. & O. U. It.
THE OMAHA BEE ,
DBI.IVKHBD TO
M PART OF LICOLN
FOB-
20 Cents a "Week.
Bovon papers a week. Bend your order to the
otnVe.
1029 P Street. Capital Hotel Building
THE CAPITOL HOTEL
LINCOLN. , NEB.
The belt known and most popular Hotel la la *
Ute. 1/tcatton central , aitoolnlment'tnl-clua.
Headquarters fur commercial" m a and fclTpolitical
ana public .atU8ln. , . .
Certificate of rub'.loinoru
Of fICK AUDITOII OK 1'Ulll.lC ACCOUNTH , 1
STATE or NKIIHARKA , >
Lincoln , r'obniftry lit , 1880. ]
It U hereby certified that the Home Klre In- f-i
BUI.inre Company , of Omaha. In the Btat of
Nebraska , hub complied with the Insurance law 1 ws ,
of this Mtttto , and IB authorized to transact the
biiHlncis of flro and other caiuualty Insurance
for the current year. .
Witness my hand uud the seal of the uulltor
of public accounts thn ituy and year above writ
ten. IHBAI , ] II. A. IIAIICUUK , Auditor P. A.
J9dlt
. KOWTOAtT. .
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