8. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JANUARY 15 , 1S90.
' THE CITY
H | Commissioner O'ICo oJTo'b con is stll
H J Tory dangerously ill
H ' I'hll McShnno in out nftcr n , two
H , weeks etrupKlo with la grippe •
H The directors of the bulldors' ex-
H clmnpo hold a privntu business moeLltig
Hj yesterday morning
H John Flt7gornld , who died Sundny nt
' | ' 8V ) South Twontyfifthsticot.wag buried
Hl yesterday afternoon
H < j W. T. P. Woods received n tolefjram
H | from his mother , who lives in Dubuque ,
H In , nnnounclnjr the sudden death of
H his father who is seventy-eight years of
M npo
H Gcorgo Hall of Rushvillo , Sheridan
H county , was , recognised in the sum of
H $800 yesterday afternoon in federal
H court , to nppcnr at Lincoln on Thursday
H to answer for soiling liquor without a
H license
H i Prof J. A. Bcnttlo of the Christian
H { university , Lincoln , will lecture on cdu-
H cation at the Christian church , Capitol
H avenue and Tivonttoth strcot , this
H * evening at 8 oclock The lecturer is a
H ' man of great learning , nud the lecture
H is frco
_ _ _ _ _
B ! Pcrnonnl 1'nrnernplH.
H J. T. Colby or Ord in at the Casey
1 1) ) . Il , Monroe of Fremont Is at the Casey
H Frank McDonald of Lincoln is at iho Mil
M
H ' D. W. Moffitlt of Gordon is a guest at the
H Casey ,
| J. V. Alton o ( Fremont is a guest at the
1 Murray ,
M W. J , Crane of Atllngton Is Btoiiping at
1 the Casey
B t E. C. Gotslncor of Fremont is a guest at
H j the Millard
f < | K K. Vnlcntino of West Point is stopping
' nt the Mlllurl
m Sam Curlmrt of Grand Island ia registered
H nt the Millard
m • J , E. Shcrwln and daughter ot Fremont
H arc at the Murray
| < J. TJ Hassett , of Ilartlngton is among the
. ' guests nt the Cnsoy
| ' James M. Armstrong , Jl GorhandnndA
1 II , llnusford ot Auburn nro registered at the
H i Casey
M Solil Mqnor Wltnotit a iIcciihc
m , Gcorgo Ilnll , of Uushvltlc , Is in the tolls ot
| ' i Iho law for vending spirituous liquors with ]
H' out the necessary pormlt from the govoruj
B ment •
m ' ] Air 'tcwnn'n Now Ilmition
m' Od February t , Mr K. Q. Stewart , now
1 , | deputy in United Status Marshal Slaughters
M olllce , will succeed Mr J. M , Jacobson as
B j deputy collector of Internal revenue at Has
1 tings _
H
Will Stteureil Ilitnoetr
H j John Peters , collector of lntorn.il revenue
H ' Will rcnow his bonds nnd formally succeed
M | himself FebrUary 1. The first data of his
HHJ' , onlclal service , However , will bo December
SO , the time of his cnnflrmatlon by congress ,
M Sillier Dptcrmlnnil to llnvc Ills Chilli
M Mr Scliomp said at the United States
M court yesterday that the Uurrus-Mlller
M easels anvthlng but ended ; that Miller is cn-
M ' titled to the custody of his own daughter , -
nnd that he tins the laws to back him The
case will como up again before Judge Duudy
In u few days _
H Ilnbhcd n I'nwn Shot ) .
M Frank Ulrica was jailed last evening by
H Ofllccr Ilcnsou on the charge ot stealing a
, * ! S watch from the pawn shop of A. Splglo ,
; 124 North Slxtconth strcot , the chnrco being
preferred by hpiglo himself 1 bourns Whlto
' was brought in ut the saino thnu for being
. with Hincs
Marat * a ) Blmmlitur'n NowDonuty
| ' United States Marshal Slaughter yostar-
M , Cay appointed Isaac II Hill of Miuden ,
| t ICcnrno.v couuty , to talto Deputy Stowart's
K r place , the latter having bcon appointed on
W . the revenue oMco force Mr , Hill was for
lour years sheriff of Kearney county , is an
old soldier , and a tlrst class man in every
sense of the word
M No 1 1 or ) Complnlnti
H Christ AVillio , tbo barber who was arrested
Q for sliaving on Sunday , will bo tried next
Tuesday at 2 o'clock ,
j It was wbisporcd around yesterday that the
i j Dion who have been urging the prosecution
' ' of Sunday shavers have become disgusted
nnd will drop further proceedings No now
complaints will bo allowed to bo issued until
the ones now on illo have been disposed of
H A Uocil-llp Cowboy
B ' Among the prisoners in Judge Holslcy's
M court yesterday was Ed Davis , a cowboy
| J lie had on the rogulatlon clothes , were long
hair , was tough and had been drunk The
: fallow told how ho had como to Omaha for a '
time , " and how ho had troatcd every one
nil right except hlmsolf ; liow ho hud spent '
nil of his money nnd boon licked , and the 1
judge let him go unllnod ,
| ; ntr Ponttlu'R Condition
| The physician in attendance upon Mr R.
| > U..PoattIo , managing editor of the World
| j Herald , stated last ulglit that the indications
V were a little moro favorable at that tlmo
j Ills heart action was bettor and the fever ;
g lower than it had boon Thoaangor Is not
3 passed by any moans , but the chances nro i
moro In bis favor thau ut any tlmo slnco his i
fl relapse
ij Tlielr Mr4t niretlnc ; .
| ij The ncwdlrcctois of the Omaha street ;
f railway company mot for the ilrst titno yes
1 terday slnco their election and discussed
1 the plan of work for the year It Is probable '
H ] that the lirst work to'be done will bo the
i ' conversion of the Faruain liorso car line Into
| n motor system At the corner of Farnum
l , and Lowe avenue the line will extend north I
1 wards as fur as Dodge struot , then west to
i Dumleo iiluco , north on Twontv-uinth to
l Undorwuod avenue uud west on tbo line of
1 the oneo proposed cable system Oilier nn >
j provoucnts were ulso discussed
M Itnelcv nlntintnlri Teleiilioiien
H 0. F. Annott , general manager of the
i • Xtocky Mountain tolopnono company , Is vislt-
H lug his Omaha frlonds Ilosays that the
Hi business of communicating verbally with one
' another , by who , out In that region , Is boB -
B • coming very fushionublo umong the pconlo , ,
H which naturally gives his corporation all it
m can attend to "Wo now have spoaklug con
M noctlon " continued Mr Aruott r
, , with l. > 0 )
m towns Our longest continuous line extends
H from Nophl , south of Salt Luke , to Franklin ,
H Idaho , on the north "
M Ileal Kstntu Kxalimtttp ,
B In the absence of President Hartman M ,
1 A. Unton presided at the session of the real (
H estuto oxcuango yesterday , which was a
H very quiet ouo 'Iho following was the ,
f morning calli
' Lot Oblock (1 ( , Paddock place , unimproved
i Prlco ftl.OCO . , f j,5UU ensb , baluuca in ono und
j two years at H per cent
Hi Ixts 6 and 0 , Puddock place 01 feet front ,
Hi . unimproved Prlco (35U per from foot ;
Hj tM0 cash , baluuca ouo.two and three years
H at 8 per cent
H . Lot 7 , block ' . * , Paddock place,50 feet front ,
H unimproved , l'rleo ( ! 1,000 , $1,501 casn bal
H mice in oue , two and three years at 8 per
H
H 'Iho regular wcokly meeting of the exchange : -
change will bo held this afternoon , at which
H a full attendance Is dosircd
H > llio TnrlfT itulorm Lcntrno
Ht The Tariff Heform club held n meeting at
Hj Washington hall last night Owing to tbo
H inclement weather only a small number
Ht wcro present
Hf Mr , Frank Irvine read a paper on The
L IColatiou of Tariff to Wages , " taking the
H | stand that the tariff docs not have a ten
g dencyto Increase wages , but , on'tho con
1 ! trary , has an opposite tendency Ho quoted
11 the wages of artisans in England lu support
h of bis theory that the removal of the turiff
i would result in higher wages
j These present discussed tbo question after
B tbo paper had been read , soinoof the mem '
H | • foors being of the opinion that a Judicious ad-
K Justmout of the tarltf was preferable to a
1 removal Other members advocated the
HB | removal of tariff rcslrictlous
ULVlSii ) ILVION DIU'OT PLANS
.
Bomo lilcn of Wlint the tluilttlnc ns
I'rnpiMcil Will Dr
When thov sco the roviied plans for n
union , depot Omaha people will notcomplam
because | of nny delays that may have been
occasioned ( In gottlng thorn out An lm-
provement j on the structure first contemplated -
plated has been niado that is sure to plcasa
everybody , , because the city will sccuro a
very much handsomer ns well ns moro lm-
posing , building , Not a fffnglo line of the old
sketch remains
When wo decided " said Mr T. L ,
Kimball ] yesterday , "to substitute a now
shed , for the proscnt old ono , it was also
doomed , ndvlsablo after some discussion to
change our Ideas entirely nnd erect a depot
In > style nnd arrangement , moro convcnloiit ,
as well ns modem than the originally dovlsed
long narrow edifice could possibly bo made "
A brief description ot the latest nroparod
plans show that the present unclont pllo
must disappear completely and In its place
will nrrlva ono of the llncBt railway stations
"bn Ibis continent It is to bo nearly as long
nud much wider than the picture horotoforu
displnyod represent , thus bringing all
features attached to or associated with such
an establishment Into closer relations The
ground dimensions nro UT ) by ISO foot , with
not less tbnn four , and raavbo llvo , stories of
hnightb This part debonds largely upon
the amount of uftlco room that may bo
needed ,
Above the whole construction will stand n
mngulflcent , grncoful , ornnincntnl , tower ,
Its aoex " 200 Tent above the surface -
face level and overlooking the surrounding -
rounding country It is ulso proposed now
to bring the fiont ontrunco much ncaror
Tentn street curb line than previously con
tomphitod , bo ns to bring the viaduct , which
will be doubla width at that point , up flush
with the building and do nwny with all
notinns of w.iiron or foot passugo descents to
the ground lloor Uy means of elevators for
both passengers nnd baggage , to bo located
ln.thn west end for tho'purpnso ' of reaching
waiting nnit baggugo rooms below It will not
bo necessary for hacks or express teams to
drive oil the viaduct
After stepping Insldn the tnnln entrance a
short ( light of steps leads ono into a
broad vestibule , at cither * sldo of
which are the passenger elevators ,
while leading ahead nnd extending
through the center of the building from
west to east , is n large waiting room corresponding
spending to another , equal In nlzo , on the
llrst floor
In the center of the north sldo will ban
broad door and hallway , above which the
wall halt circular or bay window style will
extend to a small KgyQtlau dome on tup of
the eaves
Colorado and Wyoming brown stone , St
Louis pressed brick nnd iron with tile und
marble trimmings are thomatoiills that will
enter into the construction If the walls go
up square only three stories , a high pitched
roof will add another containing almost
as much room , hut the prob
abilities nro tbnt a fourth story
will go on before the roof That the structure
turo will loom up to immense proportions In
nny event is clearly established when you
take into consideration the fact that the
first or irrouud storv will bo 23 feet high , the
second 18 or 20. the tnlrd nnd fourth which
will bo used for offices , from 12 to 15 foot
' 1 ho massive tower is located at the north
west corner , facing the city
13y these now und improved arrangements
the train shads und platforms nro placed at
the cast end of the depot and will cover a
spuco of 500 feet in loncth by 20U in width
This will give the archltocts excellent op
portunity to display their skill in planning
ornamental coverings ot corrugated Iron
work for tbo snods
The main track of the Union Pacific line
will pass along tbo west sldo and tbo 13. &
M. nlong the south side , while nil eastern
lines come in between them , stopping against
the east end of the depot
Tbonlansnro not entirely completed yet
Chief Lnginoor Hayno and the architects
have gone cast , particularly to Indianapolis ,
which has the Uucst union depot in the coun
try , to got polntors that may no of asslstauco
to tnem , Some of the features of that structure
turo will bo Incorporated in this depot
At is mooting Monduv the company ro-
olcctcd its directors , as follows : for the
Union Pacific , W H. Holcomb , T. L , . Kim ' -
nail and Erastus Young ; for the 13. & M. ,
Gcorgo W. Holdrogo , Jamas G. Taylor and
W. A. Illgginson
The special dispatch from San Francisco
printed lu this paper last Saturday relating
certain facts about a deal between the Union
and Central I'aeillc roads has caused consid
erable excitement and no small amount of
consternation in railroad circles contempor
ary to thesa two lines It explodes several
schemes conceived by three or four Chicago
managers to oreali down the Union Pacitio
and Northwestern traDlc combination It
also takes the wiud out of reports started
recently by Ilock Island officials that C. P.
Huntington was backing the Sioux City &
PuciDe cntcrpriso with a view to shutting
the Union Pacific out of transcouttnontal
business entirely by coming to the Missouri
river with a line of his own
Union Pacific ofllciuls ' are very rotlclont
ubout this deal though they admit that the
arrangements huvo boon tnudo between thorn
and tfio Southern Pacific whereby San Fran
cisco business will bu turood back intn tbo
old channel or all rail route This will natur
ally lesson the amount of through tralllo
handled by the Oregon Short Line and Union
I'aeillc steamboat service
Colonel Uobort Sloan , agent for the Amer
ican express company at Keokuk , la , has
been spending several happy days in Omaha
Ho rcturnoi homo Inst night The colonel ,
or as ho is better kuown ninoag the express -
press boys , "llob , " was for a number of
years route agent in western Nebraska
nnd on the Colorado frontier , wbon It was
no Joke to go over the route and when a fol-
low llvod on.pickfcd sow and run the risk of
bolug perforated with the omnipotent car
tridge ball
It Is rumored that the colonel will soon
wed an accomplished nud nretty Omaha
woman and it keeps his railroad and express
friends guessing who the lady is and when
the event will occur
• CmoAno , Jnn 14. [ Special Telegram to
Tin : Hbi : . ] The managers of the Lacka-
wunna are looking forward to the complo-
tion of the link which will convert their
now line to St Paul Into a now trans
continental route shorter thuu nny now
in uxistonco This link Is the Winona
& Southwestern , now under construction
and rapidly building to Omaha , where the
Union Puciflo will bo Joined At Green Hay
the erection of two largo elevators is a factor
of particular Interest to tbo now line Corn
will bo carried from Nebraska to Grcon 13ay
by rail und tbunco to Uulfalo by luku
The matter of a successor to D. E. Thotnp-
son us general superintendent of the H , & M.
road , northern division , lias finally been
settled by the selection of Ed liignall , now
the usslstuut superintendent His appoint *
niout will take effect February 1 , when Mr ;
Thompson retires ,
i
A number of official circulars , of which
the following Is a copy , nava been received
In this city :
Palestine , Texas , Encro 1 ° , 1890. Cir
cular No 82 : El Senor Don T , M. Orr es
per la presante nombrado Agonto General
del Porrocarrll International & Ureal
Northern con su ollelna general en la Ciu-
dad do Mexico , tenant u su cargo los nogo-
eiados do Pnsagoros y Carga on la Hepub-
lice do Mexico J , 13. Gai.uiuitii ,
Aprobado : Director do Trafico
I ' m , & ? " ' .
New Voiik , Jnn 14. An important mcot-
of the Inlor-stuto Commerce rutlwny asso-
elation was bpguu this morning which will
probably decldo whether the association
shall coutlnuo In existence or abandon The
decision of Chairman Walker holdlnir that 1
the urrangomont between the Uulon Pacific 1
and Northwestern was not In violation of the 1
ugroetucnt will also come up The demand
of the Chicago & Alton for concessions was 1
a prominent obstacle mot by the associatieu ,
The mooting Is held behind closed doors
Most of the western roads urn ropiosentod '
All the rage Rod Cross Cough Drops ,
i
0 conta per box , sold every where
The LicniifcO Hoard
Mayor Cushlng nud Sccrotary Smitn were i
absent from the license board meeting yes
tcrduy afternoon , Protosu ocalnst issuing
a license to Hoylo & Co , opposite the Coli
seum , on Twentieth street , were taken up i
first Lawyer Cathcrs , for the anti-saloon i
residents of the locality , brought forward
several toys who testified to having ' bought
beer at the place for their fathers and I
others Uoyle & Co put a couple of men oa II
the 1 stand who testified that they never had
seen anything in connection with the place
thnt < wan contrary to law
The board then granted llconsci to the fol
lowing : \\'ollstcin nnd E. Scligsohon ,
222 North Sixteenth ; Sloun & Krune ) ,
northeast corner ot Fourteenth nnd Will *
lams I ; Cottrcll & Cnroy , 1120 rnrnam ; 13.
j Uoylo nnd John Howger , 1027 North
Twentieth ; Amus Josten , 2553 Leaven
worth ; Christ Wuthrlch , 1420 Dodge ;
Charles Schartom , 80-3 South Thirteenth ;
Hlcscr ] & Uorningham , 1110 North Slxtconth ;
13. 1 Jotter , 001 Jncksou ; John A. Tuthill , 81U
South j Tenth ; Fred Drews C3i South Tblr-
. tccnth ; Krug llrothcrs , 22ut South Thlr-
Mcenth , ; Storz & Her , 15J0 North Seven
tccnth t ; Garvc.v Hrothcrs , 701 South Tblr1
tccnth , , ; M , Wollstoin & Co , b22 South
Thirteenth ; Hart & Kilga' lon , 112. ) Chicago ;
Yager & vVoltzel , 210-13 South Thirteenth
An cxccutlvo session followed , but noth
ing i was dccldod upon The board will ro
; sumo work nt 3 o'clock today , when a rehearing -
1 hearing of the Ed liothcry case will bo
taken I up first
Oownro of frauds Hod Cross Cough
Drops J will euro your cold
COURT IN OIlAMBKlia
Ilcnrlii ' | > tlio Cases or Ex-SliorlfT Co-
burn vr the CoihiiiUmIoiicm
Judges Wnkctcv , Doauo and Clarkson were
lu | chambers yesterday morning hearing the
nrgumunts . In the three cases of ex-SberllT
Cobui-n ' ugntnst the county und two cases of
the 1 county against Cobum ,
The first case of the ex-sheriff wns an np-
peal from the action of the county commis
sioners In refusing bis claim for mileage for
nn ' attendant In transferring lusuuo patients
to I the asylum The amount rejected was
J3J : , but on the result hangs the disposition
of , similar claims amounting to about 5-10O.
The second suit Is nn apucal from n dlsnl-
lowunco made by the commissioners of the
cx-shorlff's . claim for boarding prisoners
committed to the county Jail for violations of
the i city ordlnnnces
The third casn is an nppoal from the claim
of . the commissioners for a portion ot the
sheriffs i fees from government und transient
prisoners for tbo use of the Jail
The suits of the county against Cobum nro
for remuneration for the use of the Jail und
for nn excess claimed to buvu been paid dep
uty sheriffs in their capacity us bailiffs
The cases wcro urged by County Attorney
Mahoiioy for the county and Cuwin it Mo-
Hugh for the ox-sherifT , and wcro taken
Under ndvisemunt by the court ,
UUtrlot Court
Johanna Fitzgerald has commenced suit in
foreclosure against Charles C. Burdlclt ot ul ,
to ' recover payment on a note for $1,200 , secured -
cured < bv mortgage on n lot In Pruyn's sub
division , ot lot 31 in Millard & Culdwoll's ad
dition ,
Mury Uabbington hasnppllod for a divorce
from her husband , Edward , charging him
with habitual dru ukenness and cruelty She
ulso asks for the custody of three minor
children
Minnie Golson has applied to the courts to
bavo tbo marriugo contract entered Into at
Lincoln on Juno 4. 1SS9 , between herself und
Muck Golson , sot aside nud declared void
She alleges that Golson represented that ho
wns an unmarried man , when , as a mattou of
fnct , lio'had n , wife in Fremont On this
roprcsentatlortlBho married him , but ns soon
ns she learned of bis perfidy she hud him ar
rested , and ho was convicted or
bigamy and Is now serving a sentence -
tenco of eighteen months in tbo state
penitentiary She therefore applies for re
lief nt tbo hands of the court ,
W. S. Ryan has commenced suit in fore
closure ngulnst John F. O'Uanlon ut nl to
secure puyment of a note for tl27.r > 0 secured
bv second mortgage on lots 11 nnd 12 in
Wise & Paruiulco's addition to Omaha ,
County Court
Alonzo J. Sawtoll has commenced suit
against the American Water Worns com
pany for $900 damuges sustained on account
ot the loss of , three horses , which were
killed while the plaintiff was employed by
the water works company during tlio con
struction of the plant at Florence
The Washburn & Moan manufacturing
company has brought suit against the A. L.
Strang company to recover $519.77 on a bill
of exchange
The Douglas County bank obtained Judg
ment ngninst C. J. Johnson ot ul.in tbo sum
of $301.75. '
In the case of Storz & Her vs O'Borg
Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff in
tbo sum of $1,000.
In tbo case of Culllgnn ot nl , nsslgnco , vs
O'Hcrg , Judgmontjwas rendered for plaintiff
in the sum of $ 43.
The Only One
The Chicnco , Milwaukee & St Paul
Railway is the only line running solid
vcstibulcd , electric liphted and stoatn
heated trains hotwoen Chicago , Coun
cil Bluffs and Oinuhu
The berth rending lamp feature in
the Pullmnn sloopinp cars run on these
lines if oatonted and cannot bo used by
any other railway company It is the
great improvement of the ago Try it
and be convinced
Sleeping cars leave the Union Puciflo
depot , Omaha , ntll p. m. dally , arriving
nt Chiciirro at 0UO : a. m , Pusscngors
talcing this train arc neb compelled to
got out of the cnrs'nt ' Council Bluffy and
wait for the train to ho cleaned Got
tickets nnd stooping car berths ut Union
ticket olllco , 1501 Fnmam at
F. A. NAbU , Gen Agt
J. E. PltnSTON , Pass Agt
AN OFIICIAIj UltllOII ,
It Forces , Another Oontiinmrico of the
htnto On so Airalnst Kosewnter
The case of the state against E. Uoso-
water , who is charged with criminal llbol by
Pnul Vandorvoort , was called m Judge
Holsloy's ' court at 10 oclock
Mr Ilosowater was represented by Attorney
noy M. V. Gannon The defense announced
himself as ready for a preliminary hearing ,
but the stuto's attorney announced that ho
wns not ready , The witnesses wcro not
there The subpoeuaos had been served on
the men bo wanted but the uay they were
asked to appear , through his error , is when
Vundorvoort figures as defendant Instead
of the prosecuting witness ,
The hearing was then put over until to
day at 2 o'clock p. m. This is also the
hour Bet for Vandervoort's trial on the sumo
cbargo which wub lodged by Mr Uusowatcr
California Ont-K-Curr. tr
Iho only guaranteed cure for cnturrh , cold
in the bend , hay fever , rose cold , catarrhal
deafness and sere ojes Hcstoro the sense of
taste and unpleasant breath , resulting from
catarrh Easy and pleasant to use Follow
directions and a euro Is warranted ny all
druggists Bond for circular to A13IETINE
MEDICAL COMPANY , OroVillo , Cat Six
mouths treatment for $1 : sent by mail , $1,10.
Sold by Goodman Drug Co
Dundy'rt Law UccUIoiih
Judge Dundy yostordoy gave an adverse
decision to the points raised by tbo losing
party in the case of the Insurance Company
of North America against Minnie L. Jayues
et ul , for the foreclosure of a mortgage given
on a loan amounting to ? 17,000. The points
raised worot First , that as a similar case
between tbo parties at suit is pending iu tbo
district court tbo present case ought to bo
remanded
Second , that the Philadelphia Mortgage
company hold a mortgage airalnst the do-
fenilaul uud should have been made a party
to tbo ' suit
The Judge held that the first point was uot
a good plea und that the second ono could
uot uecessarilj abutu the suit ,
Arguments iu the Patrick-Davis case will
bo heard by Judge Dundy in tlio federal
court today , commencing at 10 o'clock this
morning Each of tlio four attorneys in tbo
case Webster and Popplcton for plaintiff ,
and Thurston und tVoolworth for defendant
will bo given two hours apiece ,
A corttttin phllanttiropost buys a largo
quantity of Dr Hulls ' Cough Syrnp every
winter und gives it to the poor suffering from
coughs nnd colds
There Is not a case of neuralgia which
caunot bo at once relieved by the use of Ssl-
vatlon Oil At all drug stares , Prlco 2
cents a bottle
UA.NH MKKriNUS
Tlio ; National Institutions rto-oleol
Ofllcorwmnd IHrcotors
In nceordnnr Tfitli the law requiring nn-
tionnl t banks to olbct thor officers at this time ,
the f national banliof Omnh * hold thole , nn *
nual elections jrestcrdny Tbo lollowlng
directors were elcuteil , for the ensuing yonrt
South Omaha National Hank Directors , J ,
] II , Millard , 0\iy \ > C. Barton , II II Mcdny ,
. C. , II Brown , C. W. Thomas , Truoman
Buck nnd Jnnlcs Vilcs , Jr The otllcor are J.
II ' Millard , president ; Truomnn Buck , vice
president 1 ; 11 , Ctllostwieli , cashier
South Omaha Savings Bank Directors ,
Trucman Buck , C. II Brown , II u. Modivy ,
A. ; C. Foster and C. W. Thomas Ofllcors ,
Truman Buck , president ; C. W. Thomas ,
ylco .1 presldouti C. B , Bostwlck casluor
Merchants National Bank Directors , F.
K. } Murphy , S. E. Bogors , J. T. Coud.Ucorgo
W. Doano , Alvln Saunders , Bon B. Wood ,
Luther Drake and Chnrlcs C. House ! of
] Chicnco Ofllcors , F. E. Murphy , tirusldent ;
S. E. Hogers , vice president ; Ben
j B. Wood , cashier ; Luther Drake , assistant
cashier
First National Bank Herman Kountzo ,
J. A. Crclghton , A. J. Popploton , A. Kountze ,
W. A. Paxton , Jolin McShnno , J. M. Wool
worth , F , II , Davis , 11. Pundt Ofllcors :
Herman j Kountzo , president ; J , A. Croighton ,
Vlco president ; F , II Davis , cnsblor
Amoncau National Bank Directors , John
L. ] McCaguo , E. M , Morsmnn , A. H. Du-
frone : , Thomas II McCaguo , AlcxindorO ,
Chtirlton ' , W. S. Popploton and Ulchnrd S.
Hall Odlcors , John L. McCnguo , president ;
Alfred It Bufrene , vlco presidents Thomas
II McCaguo , cashier ; Elmer O. Browirfee ,
assistant j cashier
Coinmorcinl National Bank A. P. Hop
kins ! , Wllllnm G. Mnul , Alfred Millard E
M. Morscmnn , Andrew Henry , L. B. Will
iams | , W , L. May , E. M. Androeson nnd
Chnrlcs Turner , directors The officers
will , not ho elected until the next meeting of
tbo directors
Nobrnska Nutlonnl Bank Directors ,
Henry W. Yates , W V. Morse Lewis S.
Rood , John S. Collins , J. N. II Pntrtuk ,
James ' W. Savage H. O. Cushlng Ofllcors ,
Henry W. Yntes , president ; Lowls S. Hoed ,
vice president ; W. H. S. Hughes , cashlor
Omaha National Bank Guv C. Barton , J.
J. ' Brown , N. W. Wells , E. W. Nnsh W. B.
Millard , A. .1. Slinuson , Charles It Brown ,
J. II Millard , William Wnllnco Ofllcors , J ,
H. Alfilurd , president : W. B. Mlllurd , vlco
prcsldont ; William Wallace , Cashlor
United Stntos National Bunk E. B. Cold
well , M. T. Barlow , B P. Smith , O. W.
Hamilton , C. Will Hamilton Ofllcors , C.
W. Hamilton , president ; M. T. Barlow , cash
ier ; C. Will Hamilton , assistant cashlor
union National Bank At a meeting of
stockholders yesterday a resolution was
pissed increasing the number of directors
from llvo to seven , and the following woto
elected W. W. Marsh W. A. Smith ,
William Fleming , Chnrlos E. Ford , Edwin
F. ltowloy John W. ltodefer , David Ben
nett The following are tbo ofllcors : Pres
ident W. W. Marsh ; vice president , Edwin
F. Howloy ; cashier , Charles E. Ford
ItiiFsinn Influcnzn .
Almost every ono is now interested in
knowing the proper treatment for this
disonso According to the best author
ities it requires precisely the same
treatment as a.eovuro cold , and it is
gonorallv known that there ia nothing
better for a severe cold thnu Chamberlains
lain's Cough Remedy taken as directed
Extreme care should bo taken to keep
the foot dry and warm , the body well
clothed nnd to avoid exposure , especi
ally when recovering from disonso , and
to kcop up the vitality Persons phys
ically weak should take tonics to hoop
up their strength It ia nUo important
that the bowels bo kept regular No
ordinary case is likely to require any
further treatment than this to insure a
complete recovery Foi aulo by nil
druggists
Itesofutloiis of Sorrow
The directors of the Nebraska National
bank , wishing to express their cstoom for
their Into associate , A. E. Touznliu , their
sorrow for his death and their sympathy
with his family , ndoptod the following reso
lutions at their annual meeting yesterday
afternoon :
First Mr Touzulln was a gentleman of
courage , Industry , absolute integrity , boundless -
loss generosity , remurkablo business fore
sight , skill in organization , deep Insight into
churactor and comprehensive vlows of pub
lic affairs To these qualities lie added a
winning sweetness of dlspos ition , unswerv .
ing lldolity to his friends , entire fairness
towards these supposed to bo opposed to him ;
a keen sunso of honor , a pride sensitive to
the slightest aspersion , nnd morils irre
proachable , so that with him nn acquaint
ance , if worthy , spoodlly became a friend ,
and a friend once made was kept forever
Second The Nebruska National bank ,
which ho was largolv instrumental in found
ing , in wnoso prosperity ho always exhibited
a cordial interest , nnd to whoso ofllcors nnd
directory ho was endeared by strong ties of
love and admiration , wilt obtain a suitublo :
portrait and hang the snmo in the rooms of
the corporation
Thud That a copy of these resolutions ,
suitably engrossed , bo sent to the family of
their deceased fnoud
The Great llock Islniul It on to
In changing time on Sunday , Nov
17 , the Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific
Ity have constdorod every point ot in-
torosttottio Oniuhu traveling puolio
If you uro going to Dos Moines , Chicago
or any nolnt east , our solid vestibule
limited train ! b just what you want
Leave Omaha at l. Jop m. arrive in Des
Moines 9:30 : p. m. and Chicago 8:30 : a. m. ,
dining car for supper leaving Council
BlulTsiind for breakfast before reaching
Chicago This train is ulso cquippod
with the finest bloopers nnd chair cars
made by tuo Pullman Co , which leave
from the U. P. depot , Omahaovory day
at 4:25 : p. tn , making close connections
at Ohicugo.wlth all trains for oustorn
points In addition to this mugnltlcout
train wo have two ether daily trains to
ChicitL'o , leaving Omaha ut UI5 : a. tn
und 5:15 : p. m. For information as to
routes , rates , time , etc , call ut ticket '
olllco , 1305 Farnam street ; telephone
78U. S. S. STISVliNS
General Western Agent
A Jolly Vim
Fred Armstrong , a young nnd very Jolly
looking vagrant , was caught rolling a fine
new whisky barrel down Capitol avenue lust :
ovenlng , in order to soli It He was hatlcss
and when overtaken byomcersexpl ncd that
bo needed n bat About the tlmo be said this
a gentleman came along and recognized . him
as tbo same chap to whom a few minutes before
fore bo had given a half dollar for the pur
pose of buying ucap . Armstrong was Jailed
oa the cnargo of lnrcenyv
BETTER THAN GOLD
ItESTOHED HER HEALTH .
For 25 years I tuffcrcd from bolls , eryefpelts
and other blood Affections tuLIng dating that
time great quantities of different medicines with
out giving mo eny pcrceptlblo relief Friends
Induced mo to try S. a. 8 , It lmprocd rae from
the start , and after taking ecutsl bottles , re-
ttarcd mjr health eafar as I could bopo for at
my ace , which is now ecvcaty-fho years
Mm a. 11. Lucie , Bowling Green , Ky
Treatise on Dined and Rkln JMmoscs mstled free
BWJliT SPKCIFIO CO , Atlanta (3a.
SHOE DEALERS il
oDr ted lines ot Hoots and bUoes , manufactur
ed by O. il Henderson & Co , ot Chlcago-Fto-
torles at Chicago , Clxoalllj , and Fen llu J.ac ,
Wis jhould write BAM , N. WATSON , re t-
Ueait ) . FKEMONT NBU , Traveling sgsut
Unadquartery for Jlubb r4.
Catarrh
IS n blood disease Until tfio poison 1.1
expelled from tlio system , there can
bo no euro tor this loathsome anil
dangerous malady Therefore , the only
rffectivo treatment Is a thorough course
of Ayor'sSnrsaparllln the best of all
blood purifiers The sooner you begin ,
tlio better j dolny Isdnngerous
" I wns troubled with catarrh for over
two years , I tried various remedies ,
and wns treated by a number ot plivsl- "
clans , but received no benefit until I
began to tnko Aycr's Sarsnparilla , A
few bottles of this medicine cured me of
this troublesome complaint and com
Blelely restored my health " Jcsso M.
eggs , Hobnails Mills , N. C.
* When Aycr's Sorsaparilla wns rec
ommended to mo for catarrh , I waj In
clined to doubt its efllcncy Having
tried so ninny remedies , with little ben
efit , I hnd no faith thnt nnytlilng would
euro mo I became emaciated from loss
of nppctlto nnd impaired digestion I
had nearly lost tlio sense of smell , nnd
my system was badly dernnged , I wns
about discouraged , when a friend , urged
mo to try Aycr's Sarsnparllln , and re
ferred mo to persons whom K had cured
of catarrh After taking Imlt a dozen
bottles of this medicine , I nm convinced
thnt the only sine uny of treating this
obstinnto disease is through the blood "
Chnrles H. Mnloncy , 113 ltivcr at ,
Lowell , 3d ass
Ayers ' Sarsaparilla ,
rnrrjinru t
Dr > . C. Aycr & Co , Lcwoll , Mass
Trice 91 ; six kottlcf , * 5. Worth $3 a bottle
DRS BETTS < S BETTS
1108 Kaunam Sthkct , Omaha , Neii
( Opposite I'axton Hotel )
OBlcolioursynm , toSp m. Eundajn 10 a. m. , to
P. m. n
Specialists la Chronic Nervous , Bklo nnd Wood Ul-
eases
tir-Consultatlon nt otneo or by mull free Medi
cines seat by mail or express , securely packed , free
from observation Guarantees to cure quickly , safe
ly and permanently
NERVOUS DEBILITY Sf SSs
• tons Physical decay , arising from Indiscretion , ex
cess or Indulgence , producing sleeplcsnoss despon
dency , plrnploson the faro , aversion to society , easily
dlscourauci ] , lack of commence , dull unat for study
or business , and llnds life u burden , f-ufi'lp , perman
ently and privately cured Consult Urs Uetts & Uetts ,
U08 Varnam HtroilOmuiia , Neb
Blood ana Skin Disease &tt is
result * , completely oradlcntetl without the ftU of
mercury Scrofula erysipelas , feTer lores , blotchea ,
ulciri pains tn the head and honoa , ByphltHIo sere
throat , mouth and toniiuo catarrh , etc , permanently
cured wbero others have failed
Kidney Urinary KWllScuWr'a '
quent burnlns or Mtfody urine , urine hbcli colored or
with rolikr sediment on standing , weak back , boo err
. tinea , glect.cystltlft , etc I'romptly and Barely cured
charges reasonable ,
STRICTURE ! 3S5 ZS& * .
moval complete without cutting , caustic or filiation
Cures effected at homo by patient without s > momenta
pain or annoyance
To Young Men and Mifldlo-Aqed Men
AQTTDU PfIDD Tie awful ofTects ot early
UUltu bUitij VUe , which brlniM orimnlo
weakness , destroying both mind nnd body , wub all
tsdreadeallls , permanently cured
TITJQ pPJIUIKJ Address these > \ho have lm-
JjIIOi Uullu paired themuelvcs liy Improper
Indulgences and and solitary habits , which ruin both
body and mind , untlttlnu thorn for buslucss , study or
marrlHue
MAiiulEi ) Mkv , or these entering on that happy
life , onaro ot physlclal debility , qulc > ly assisted ,
OUR SUCCESS
Is based upon facts , drat practical experience , lee
cmd-u > ery case Is especially studlol ibu * stnrllm ;
arlicht , third medicines are prepared In our otrn la-
bamry esactly to suit cacu case , thus affectum cures
{ Jf cnd .1 . cents pottage for celebrated works on
chronic , nervous and delicate dlsoasei Thousands
cured , rr * friendly loiter or call may rave you fu
turn suffering undih ante , and add golden years tollfo
t f"No letters answered unlets accompanied by 4
cents In stamps Address orcall vn
lIt . 1IUT.T.S. & UETTS ,
1138 I'arnain f > trn t , Omnlia , Neb
DnJ.E.McGREW ,
Tlic Well Kiiuxvii Hpcvltillftt ,
r jBM6&\ \ * tom iMifc Isunsurpassodln
JflEcV nloVHvV'lk ' tl(1 treatment of
r Vftaliy S * v * rK Hisbases
VH k < Ueet and btrlct- ,
F 4 s n anteed bperma-
/ * % flH terrhuea
m i lm t Impo-
WMg WBV iS'mWm < encr , I.os > of
fS 7 * 6ZJ > 'Jafsr Ambition , bter-
'y VTyzSl Uty or llsrrun-
f T / < Cness ) at.solutelr .
| it > W nlll cured , Hend for
. /ffih\C I JII books.JTIiollfo
[ A malelJIseuu's.Ca
ils\ u- i- / \ ll eascs nured
Mr mvfy- / I quickly and per
f aWfc ! ' % " /s L ? maiiently Treat
a aV aWiajK . seondenco , send
co.vsijiItatio.n ntii.\ :
Orfice SE Cor lytli & Jackson Sta
Omaha , Neb ,
TO WEAK MEN
Buffering from the i m cm of youthful i rrors , early
decay , wasting weakn as , lost mauhood , etc , I will
send a valuable treatlw ( xaledi lonutnlne full
Particulars for home cure Pill.IS or charge A
medical work i .houldlw read by every
& .an "ho Is iiervnns ami deldlltated A.ldreu ,
froC V , c. i'o\vi.iit.ni"i ) Juecouu
r v CHICHlisTCR'a ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
liFj ( FCC CnOtB DIAMOND BRAND
/tfI > rua Lllorl > l uiun < Ilr u.tlarcd Ui.uiltl
W Ujim.Mtlsd wlib tilu iltbvu Tabertoelhcn
la eud • fr.f.ll'i ' ) tut psrUflulart slid "IfelUr tot
D Ij dlt , "l ( < • .If rtlura BalL A r a/\i
f ClilclietjrClicuuto . BMUu • > I Ula-hs
* v UKBVOUS HKUIU1V , Young and mid
Atie \ and iusii , sudcring from i.uuui.s ur
t\ \ _ JiouTiiExr iJSOuAaise Curejtuaran-
g.l Sdued TK tl el c lcdJuuUlnlrglullar
"hi jJ Ucnlars for home cure , rum or ciuuou
VMvl 1'itof. u. r. UEsi.iut ,
Xf&WltrVMs , , , * . l > - r l | Tl
' ' ' " "
, "I
Q/t& < & A Snap in Hade to--
TAlLOR ! Orrfpr RlnfhfiQ
1409 DOUGLAS STREET UlUCr UlUlllQbn M
$5 , $6 & $7. TBMcrrW |
/ ° 1 ° ° \ I ilUUOEIlOi
All the lengths left from a
seasons trade Hundreds
of choice patterns , one , two ,
three each : $5 , $6 and $7 for
Trousers made to order
Suits Made to Order ,
$251 Twenty-five Dollars I $23
that would cost you $30 to $35
any other time , or now in any
Ubusy
tailor shop that keeps such
styles
Come early Come in the 1j 1
day time Open Monday and SaU < * 4A
urday evenings No goods charged
to anyone
raLLilieTMOiV
rJiFiEn ! ! ' 1409 Douglas Street
Will sell for the next 10 days , at the Lowest
Auction Quotations , all of the stock left of our
retail department Some of the most desira
ble goods in
Diamonds , Watches , Jewelry , Art Good
Bronzes , Clocks , etc.j etc
Remember the opportunity will last but l MH
days only , Store for rent and Fixtures for sale , B
"
MAX MEYER & BR0.
Cor 16th. and Farnam Streets 5
L. M. PiCCARD
,
$4.00 ( gliffll $4.00 $
Best Gold Spectacles Reduced
$4.00 *
Eamge Block , Corner 15th and Harney Streets
Omaha
II11I IiIum1m %
Medical & Surgical Dispensary , Nos 101 to 113 So 13th St
40 Kooiuxfor l > ntlont § . Kcccptloii Rooim ! J ! > and IO , Onialiac
TT4 ATT ATTWulrrlnK Nervous nebllltr last Manbooa , ,
± . ! ? , . Katlinsr MnmorTBihaustln j
J.JilliJ , ,
\J. JilliJH1JUU1 Drains Trrrlblo Droaina Ilead.Hud Hack Aclie ana all the oHoi.ts leaillnn to
• arlr dccBT , and perhaps , Consumption or Insanity , , treale 1 , sclontincalljr , by new rattbods Consultation rreI
Catarrb . Itlioumatlsni Poisonous . Ulschartcs pillky urine . painful swolllnita quickly MllcTed an 1 radically
,
fiired IllustratpA boo * 'vj fo's Hecrut Itrrora" 1 oonls , Hend for Quostlnn 1,1st on any Chroulo Ulseaiu J
1 'il lfY . WTVT I'IMl Q Jlraresand Trusses liest faplllllusappnrntua and remedies for suciossfiU
JLJUX.J ± VX1XX1 J 12jJ Ireatnicntot form of disease Wcdlral ,
every or Burulcal
JV make a . ' specialty of , llraces , I' .rusics.Club , rout Curvatures of rfqulrlna Spine , Piles ; , Tumors , Caner treatment Hroncbltl *
' ,
, ,
Inhalation , 'tlectrtclty 1'arjlysls Eplltpsy . Uldnoy Bladder Kar , Hkln and lllood and all urukal C er
tlons Jtooks and question blanks free
ThlSiVAS" J-'Jr9 ! , , rVi0VPJ"i , , - E iN ' , - ounesa * ' Constlpailon , ' 'rv' nee , ' Circulars Nouraliila , and l iicnrrlica Qu.sllon . llrt I'ala on In Nerr tb
l'rolapsus Uteri Pllea Fecials Weakness Dyspepsia,8kln I'lmplas and nil lllood Diseases , , R
Bypliills , Kcrorulo , Dad Ulood Skin , Urinary , DiMoavua unit Gloot Cured Tur . ilC _ x < i
'
.j ; 3
III aSm A JtTton'iF ! lE wTTK
w tf < n ' mr ifTr siri ll
For Sale by M. n.BlUg , ' Omaha , Nobroska
ARTIST SUPPUESjai k # |
KIMBALL ,
S5r9 ? 2LNGS' , * * II U ll m C pIANOS OUGANa
HH FFl BU ( fSTSIIKKT MUSIO " > k
' 1513 Douglas Street , Omaha Nebraska
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Ice TOOlS
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR , 1405 Dougias St
Bund for cattiloguo °
CLOTHING.A
A full set or ToetU on rubber for xuaranteed t < >
boas well made as plates sent out from any dental
otlUe lu tbls country , and for wlillb you mould t a )
tliarued over twice us much
'Jeetlioitracied wltbout pain ordsnzar , anl wt ! > V 7
outtbousu tboloronu , gas clttieroreroctrlctty , * v ilk *
oold aud sllrer Uliluts at ball rates • -
butlulnutlDii Gunrantecrt , • - -
DB BAILEY , DENTIST *
i'axtou Itlock , 10th aud ] 'uniam Streets ,
U'uke lilevntor oa ] Utb btreet
01 > EN ' ' '
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