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I 8 THE OMAHA DAIITY BEEfr WEDNESDAY JANUARY 22. 1890. T
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I THE CITY
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H ' ThoIndoponiionlOrdoroiOuMfoilows'
Hull nssoclallun ot Soutli Omiiha ( lied
H nrticloa ot Incorporation ycstorday The
cnnUnl stoclc Is * : ! 0,00O.
H AsHlatunt Surgeon Ilobort II Flnioy ,
U. S. A. , 1ms boon directed to proceoU
from Fort Sldnciy , Wyo , to Fort
Hrldpor , to rollovo Capttvin W. G.
Urn Spencer , who has boon grnntoil leave of
Ut nbsutico for ono month
H The Gorman Amoiican Savings bank
1 was Incorporutodcstordny by Jonas II
Hnrrls J. W. Hiirris loll W. Hetilofd ,
h. M. Amlorson , .1. J. Johnson , George
A. Miimii , S. S. Price , jr , A. S.
OhurchlU , with a capital stock of
82oO,000. .
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H IVrxminl InrnLrnpln
fl I ) . I. . . Dnrr ot O'Neill ' is at the Millard
Mm U. A. Mu t of Norfolk is ut the Millard ,
MM II 11. Hnku ot Norfolk Is nt the Paxton
j M. H. Thouipwn ot Albion Is at the l'ux-
Mu
H Cleorgo Dobson ot Ulysses In nt the Mil
H
H J. l > \ Ferguson of Grand Island is nt the
H Cnsoy
m J. U. Flctchor ot Hoatrlco Is n cuost at the
H Casey
H J. E. SUcrw'n ' of Fremont Is ut the Mer-
H
B C J. Slovens of Ansloy Is n guest at the
MUM Inxton
H \V. E. Mitchell of Orel Is stopplm ? at the
MM Inxton
H 3'etor Powlor of Ansloy is a Kucst at thoM
M MilUrtl
H A. L. Clarke ot Hastings Is stopping ut thoM
M Millard
H II J Lee of Trctnont is stopping at the
H Murrny
m II U McWilllums ot Ofiallulu Is at the
MM Merchants
H \ \ " . C. CntbcrtYOod of Hlalr Is rcgistcrod at
Um the Cnscy
H II C. Scott of Ucil Cloud Is stopping at
H the Cnscy
Mm C. 13. Adams of Superior Is registered at
Mm\ \ the Inxton
H S. 1J. Kllpatrickof Hoatrlco Is a truest at
H the Puxton
H J. H. llarncs of Norfolk is registered at
H lie Millnril
H J. h'rancts ICtiufman of Avooa is stopping
H n the Ciscv
H F. M. Uublie of Ilrokcn lo\v ! is rccistcrod
MM nt the Paxton
H K.j. \ . Woolley ot Lincoln is stopping at
MM the Murchiiuts
H John U Uopor nt Pawnee City is regis
MM tciod nt tin ) Murray
H S. F. Hcrrington of Ilnrvurd is among the
H guests at the Millard
H J. P. Luttiinnd W.V. . Latta of Tokamah
MM are guests at the Casey
H J. D Uvnns and dnugtcr of Stockhnm nro
MM stopping ai the Murniv
| J > II , Steele and wife of Herman are among
MM the guests ut the Murray
H Is.t.io Dillon und N. H. Olds of North
| Plattu nru uucsts at the Millard
H K. C. Davidson aud J. Proa Anderson of
H Nelicii nru guests at the Paxtnn
H Gcorgo E Cheney of Crvlghton is in the
MU city to attend the bankers convention
H Porter Warner , editor of the Dcadwood ,
H S. D. , Times , is rciristcrcd at the Paxton
M W. L. Wilson , II N. Sheivsll und J. Met
H . calf of Nebraska City nro guests ut the Mur-
H ray
H J. McNauphton of Hustings and F. C
H Sanders arc in the city in attendance U | > on
M the bankers convention
H Alexander Cralium Dell of Washington ,
H D. C , tliu Inventor ot the Holt teiephouo ,
H ' ami Ins wife nro guests at tliu Murrny Mr
' lioll tins coino to Nebraska for the purpose
H of visiting the deut and dumb institute in
H order to observe the muthod of insiruction
M , Diitrtof Court
H V rnnkD.Hrown ot ul have commenced suit
H ngainst Michael Donnelly et al to recover
H $1,000 on two notes secured by mortgage on
H - the west thirty-throe foot of lot 8 , block 11 ,
Hi Heeds ' first nddition
H Tin : Uei : Publishing company bus com
m men ceil suit against Kdholin & Akin to roM -
M cover $9l7r > 3 on sovernl notes A writ of atM -
M tachment on the slock of the firm was is-
H sued , also a writ of garnishment
fl Atni'rinuo Titcnnsos
H Licenses were issued yesterday to the
H following parties by Judge Shields :
H I Nick Sinlns , Oinnlm 23
H J Mury Spisitsh , Omaha 23
H I William J. Matthawson , South Omaha..2o
H I Jeannette Pottcrson , South Omnlia 20
H l Charles Von Fulcti , Omaha 33
H I Julia Kcijoras , Omaha IS
H . j John Tul , Omaha 21
H I Mary Scins , Omalni IS
H 911ms lucy 9f , Ilmiiberuo's Dontli
H The following is taken from the Houston
H ( Tex ) Weekly Tribuuo of Saturday , Jan
H uary IS :
H Hninbcreo- this city al 10:30 : p. m. , Jan
H uary 13. IbiH ) , after a liugering illness , Mrs
H Lucy M. , wlfo of William M. Hamborgo , in
H her forty-fourth year Slio was laid to rest
H . In Gleonwood camotory on Jnnuary 14.
H Many old rcsidonts will romumbor Mr
H Uambcrgo as the publisher ot the Figaro in
H this city soma twenty years ago
H Itogulntlne Applicants for Cntv
H . The Ilurlfngton tins given Its station
H ngonts throughout this state an order for
H use in the nbsciico ot freight cars , which
H provides that all applicants shall bo supplied
H In proportion to the number of cars loaded
H by them during the six months pro
H ceding from Muy to October These who do
H not do business m this spectllod time to bo
H allowed ouo-hiilf. the number of cars ullowod
H the regular shippers who had the smallest
H number of curb in the given thus
H A llnvcn Criminals .
H County Attorney Mhhonoy has discovered
H a enfo retreat for criminals ono where they
H nro snfo from extradition Aa offender
H against the laws ot any state is perfectly
H safe in Okluliomn , there being no ono in
H authority thcro to arrest him on n requisition
H from the govuruor ot a state The territory
H Is under the control of u United States coui-
H missioner , whoso authority is limited , Mr
H Mtthonoy seemed nroijulsiiion from Governor
H Thuyor for n man named Cook , who is wanted
H hero for grand lurccny and a number of
H other crimes The requisition was issued ,
H directed to th6 United States commissioner
H "or any ono In authority in the territory , " A
H deputy sheriff wns scut after tliu mun , but
H learned tliut there was no ono in the terrl *
H tory who was empowered to arrest a man on
B n requisition and was obliged to return with
1 out his man
M Dontli or Uomtiiutor Johnny Hyan
M Iu speaking of the death ot conductor J.
H 11. llyuu , which took place nt Chcveuno ,
M Wyo , yesterday , Ger.oinl Mniiugcr Dickln >
H son remarked : Tim hoys along the road
H w\\l \ \ miss Johnny sadly Ho has been in
H the sorvlco of the Union Pucltln
H for nearly twonty-thrcc jeara mid
M was the oldest conductor on the
H line , lie was a most trustworthy and roll
H utile follow , aud was favorably known to
H thousands of tno patrons of the road , uud as
M n conductor hud but few equuls Ho was
H > ono of the very first picked out for the fust
1 mull sorvlco uud lias nlwuvs stood high in
H the esteem of the company , "
M UenloH the Insinuation
H M. D. Uoche , the lata county clerk , states
1 that the county commissioners are in a great
H hurry to cast reflections upon his record as
H nu ofllclul in the matter ot the road record
H and fund , in which there Is a shortage of
H 1180 reported Ho states that there has boon
H no final settlemem niado between him and
H the now county rlerk , aud that ho is ready
H to turn over tno (160 at any time Ilo also
H says the commissioners need huvo no fear as
H they are amply secured There is a warrant
H In the clerks otllco drawn to Mr Hoc nosH
H order for $123 , and there is a shortage of
H ffil.OO in tbo fee of tbo last nuuricr ot lbSO ,
' making a total of 1160,00 which the county
H holds , but which belongs to Mr Hoclio
H Dr Dirnoy , pruotlco llimtod to ea-
H tarrhnl dtBctisos of noao and throat
M Kooins 218 to 250 , Duo building
OMAHA PltOTROriSD
The ' 'Q" ProinlsoB to Meet the Alton
Cut In ljtvn HtoOk llntcti
Messrs J. H. Hinnchartl , William Daily ,
Ah WugRoncr , William Undorwood nnd
William I. Stephen , the committee
nppolnted by the Hvo stock ex
change , wcro In Omaha Monday
evoulng nnd met Thomas Miller , general
freight agent of the II & M. railroad They
wcro assured by Mr Miller on bobalf of the
Chicago , Hurlington & Q.imcy nnd the
Missouri Piiclllc rnllroad companlos that
the moment the proposed cut in Hvo stock
freight rates between Kansas City and Chicago
cage went into effect that his roads
would meet It Mr Miller declined to tnvo
n flat rate of 12 } , , cents per hundred pounds
or other cut rate to meet the Alton cut , but
would meet the cut direct and would give the
snmo through rutes from nil points west ,
neuthwest nnd northwest of FnllsCity with
the usual advantages to South Omaha mar
kets
Uurlng the session of the state board ot
agriculture , which convened ycstorday
and will be continued probably until Thurs
day evening , the faro for the roundtrip on
the 11. & M. will bo u faro and ono third
viicno did Nor suicidi : .
So Say tliu Tianilin liimliiONS Men ot
Ot'iilrnl City
On Christmas morning iluport U. Vlono , a
bright joung man of eighteen , wns found
dead In his bed nt Central City with a bullet
nolo In his brain Tno tlrst tmprosilon wns
that ho wns murdered , but there being no
proofs ot this It was hastily concluded that
ho had committed suicide , and the accounts
of his denth published In the pnpors were
written under this Impression The follow
ing communication was received by Tit i ; Her
yesterday and discredits all provlous asser
tions :
"Wo , the undersigned citlrcns of Centrnl
City , Morriek county , Ncbraslta , nfid per
sonal acquaintances of Hupcrt 11. Vlono , de
ceased , who caino to an untlmoly oud on the
night of Doc.ombcr21 , ISb'J , take this moans
of expressing to the public our unbelief in
the theory that the deceased came to his
denth by intentional solt-destructlon , thnt
theory not bolng warranted by facts The
evening preceding his death hnd boon spent
at the residouco ot Judge McDonald , where
ha had been boarding , until 11:15 : o'clock ,
nnd ho was apparently In tliu best of spirits
The Christmas presents he bad purchusod
that day uud sent to Ills father , mother ,
brother und friends , the letter ho had writ
ten , the plana he had been mnkinir for the
future and his general uppoaranco nnd ex
pressions of phoorfulness would all tend to
show that no Intention of suieldo was con
templated , and thai his death was wholly ac
cidental ; and from our knowledge of his
hnbits und thosurroundlngcircumstnnccs wo
are led to entirely repudiate the idea that
liupert II Vioao ever purposely took bis
own life "
Tnis pnpor was signed bv Coroner Kom-
brink Mayor Hostttor , Editor Turbridgo
and .1 long lisbof prominout citizens of Cen
tral City
To the Ni'lirjukn Itnnknro , Greotlnt ; .
Your visit , wo trust , will bo ono of
plotisuro and mutual bandit , both to
yourselves nnd to us Among the Biib-
jocts that will command your attention
during this coiivotition will bo flro nnd
burglar proof safes Of course only
thooo ! > afos which lmvo proven to bo ab
solutely proof against the knignts of
the jimmy uud the llro llutid can hope
for your approbation The elegant time
tried Bafes made by the Hull Sato and
Lock company , with time lock , etc ,
are positively bocurc Before you leuvo
the city call tit the salesrooms of A. L.
Dean &Co.121 ! und 323 Soutli Tenth
street , where can be seen a complete
line of thcio celebmtod safes You can
got iiioru pointers as to what a safe
ought to bo from an inspection of their
stock than from a weeks discussion
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TUI3 NKBUASKA BANIUSUS
They Will Assemble In Convention In
This City Tnitur
Ono ot the most notable gatherings in the
history of Omaha will bo that of the Nebraska -
braska bankers , who nssomblo in convention
at Washington hall , southwest corner ot
Eighteenth and Harney streets , at 10:30 : this
morning There are ( iOO of the gcntlemoa in
the state , mid the latest reports lust night
indicated that in ml probability the greater
portion of the mcuibers would arrive during
the dny
It is the special purpose of this gathering
ot the bankers ot the state la Omaha today
that gives it notability There will bo or
ganized the Nebraska Bankers nssociatlon ,
which will huvo as its main object the influ
encing , regulating und supervision , to alamo
lame extent , of monetary affairs in the state
as effected by tno course nt events through
out the country generally
All tbo railroad llnca in the state lmvo
proffered their services to facilitate attend
ance upon thu convention , nnd It would
scoui that only a great storm could thwart
the purpose of hundreds who have slgaiilod
their intention to bo present
As the guests nrrlvo they will bo waited
upon by a reception committee composed of
Ficd H. Davis , cashier First National bank ;
Alfred Millard , cashier Commercial . Na
tional , and T. It MuCaguc , cashier ot
the 'Amoncan National , who will
see that they uro provided with entertain
ment This committee will ulso provide the
guests with budges , which arq very liana
some white satin uftuirs , bearing the words
Nebraska Hankers Association "
The members of tbo committee on arrange
ments huvo done their work well They are
William Wallace , cashier Omaha National ;
Milton T. Harlow , cashier United States Na
tional , und Luther Drake , assistant cashier
of the Merchants National
The complete programmo of the conven
tion is as follows :
\\EIINK91UY , 10:80 : A. M.
Convention called to order by chairman of
committee , Mr A. L. Clarke
Prayer Dean C. II , Gardner
Temporary organization
Introduction ot business and announce
ments
0 o'clock p. in ,
Permanent organization
Installation of nnicors
Address ol Welcome Hon H , C. Cushing ,
mayor of Omnnn
liuslness and discussion
Unnquot ut Paxton hotel at 0 o'clock p. m.
TIIL'IISIUY , 10:30 : A. M.
Prayer
llusiness and discussion
Adjournment ,
3p. m , Excursion to South Omaha , spo-
clal motor train at Fourteenth und Farnam
Btreots
8 ' house Siberia "
p. in Hoyd's opera ,
lin Grliipo A. Few IolnterH
Persons who lmvo n cold nro liuiuh
moro liable to take the inlluoiua or so
called , In grippe
It is much moro severe when accom
panied by ii cold
The most critical time is wnon recov
ering from the disease , as blight expos
ure will often cnuso a rolnpao nnd that
U almost certain to oud iu lung fever or
pneumonia
The foot should bo kept dry and wnrin ,
the body well clothed and euro used to
avoid exposure
The bowels should bo knot regular
nnd persons physically ivouk should
tuko quinine to keep up the validity
With these precautious aud a f roe use
of ChiuiiUQi'lulu'd cough remedy a
prompt recovery is reasonnblycortain
Thnt remedy is unequalled for a severe
cold and this dUousu requires prcoisolv
the samii trcutmeut For sale by all
druggists
The SirnoernpliorH
The OmahastaaograDhers held their regu
lar meeting at the Standard shorthand
school rooms lust evening , A large crowd
was in attendance , and a llvoly time was
bad Mr J. A. Hoonoy read a paper on type
writing , but the event of the ovonlng was a
typewriter contest , in which Miss May Hal
bert , Mr , W. S. Holler and Mr , G. L.
Plowman participated The committee np-
appointed to decide the matter ot awarding
the piliu ot ti & 0 , which had been offered for
the largest amount of perfect typewriter
work In flvo minutes reported Hint nonu of
the contestants had woa the prlzo The
next meeting will bo hold the first Tuesday
In February , nt which time u mock trial will
bo hold ,
Till : iici\-ii : : novmi
.11 in Crelgh'oa Appear * nnd riles u
Vlitorni'H IrntPBt
Un to the prcsont time there lmvo been
103 saloon licenses granted , There are
twenty-llvo applications yet to bo acted on ,
and ngulnst all but one or two of these have
remonstrances been 111 oil
Iho board hold a meeting yesterday after
noon , and as u Btartcr took tin the case ot
Henry Ilornbergor , ltlJl Douglas street ,
against whom Chief Seavoy had 11 led a pro
test charging him with selling liquor nttcr
12 o'clock midnight , on Sunday , nnd on
olectlon day Sergeants Hnzo and Oni.sby
wcro the first witnesses called for , but both
wcro absent Officer Hnzo was brought for
ward Ho bad soon people going in and out
of there nt all hours of the night , but ut the
snmo time said that Mr Ilornbcrgcr had n
restaurant In there which was kept opou nil
night Ho novcr had seen nnv liquor sold
there Henry himself thou took the witness
In hand and showed by him that ho ( Horn
berger ) uovor had any curtains or blinds to
prevent people , particularly otllcors , seeing
all that was going on no nil hours , and that
after business liovrs he Kept a great sign on
thu bar reading , liar Closed " Ofllcer
Cullcn testified to nbout the sumo
things that Ofllcer Hn70 did Sergeant
Hnzo came forward mid said mat ho know ot
no liquor having been sold thuro nt unlawful
hours during the past year Dotoctlvo
Dcmpscy was put on the Btund Ho knuw
thut there wus nn all-night rostaurnnt at
the rear of Hornberger's bar , but us for any
liquor being sold by Horuberger out of
permissible hours ho know of no such in
stances
This closed the Hornbcrger hcnrlng , Mr
Hornborgor expressing himself to the effect
thnt ho saw no reason for saying anything
himself , slnco nothing whatever had been
proven against him
The A. K. Uutt case was next considered
James Crcighton took the stand mid objoctcd
to llutt's place , at t'wolftli und Capitol
avenue , for the reason , witness said , that it
was run in connection with n lot of houses of
prostitution , nnd that It was damnging his
property Ho thou wont on to testify that
to his personal knowledge no ono
could pass by these houses without
bomg addressed by the Inmates
Continuing his testimony In an Increasingly
zealous mantior , ho filially added : Yes ,
and I know nnd will swear that women have
been seen passing back and forth from these
houses uud the saloon , clnd iu rather airy
costumes Now , gentlemen of this board ,
such n state of affairs , such performances ,
hurt my property by preventing mo getting
n better paviug class of tenants down there "
OUlcer John lirudy testified to never having
linown nnytbing particularly bud about the
place excent that hu had seen lewd women
mound there Sergeant Slgwert also had
known of women boiug around there
Onicer Newman wns called to the stand nt
tbo suggestion of James Croighton Ho tes
tified that Crcighton had called him to his
office and tried topersuado him to nppear before
fore the boaid and say damaging things
nbout the Uutt saloon This made Croighton
squirm about una Hush up in uer.v striking
. Ho Well Ill ' hot
inutinor spoku up , , you
" but ho caught himself and the witness
wns excused Officer Hobblns testified that
ho bad patrolled past llutt's pluro a good
many times und never bud scon anything
wrone or disorderly about if , William Uutt
wus the next witness Ilo said that A. C
Uutt , the applicant for a license , was his wlfo
They bought the nlnco about a couplu of
years ago , paying $1G,500. Ho never had
rented the upstairs looms to lewd women A
sick lady , respectable , had a room there
fourteen days Wlulo slio was there the po
lice had bothered him by running up and
aiound there Ho had wine rooms down
stairs , and up to three mouths ago women
went in ttu-ro nnd drank Slnco then no
women had been in there He had never
seen scantily clothed women running nround
the place , us Crcighton hud said Officer
Savage came forward and said that al 12:30
ono morning he found tbocurtninsdown , and
through the cracks saw a lot of men and
women in there Ho shook the door , the
crowd Hew , Butt opened the door nnd the
ofllcer looked upon vacancy , as it were The
pluco was reported C. K. bummers tcstitled
thut hu had been gottiug beer tuero once or
twlco a day , and never had seen anything
wrong about the place Pat Ford came to
the stand Mr Crcighton , who made It his
busiuuss to take a full baud iu helping the
board cxamino witnesses , said to Patrick :
Mr Ford , you nnd I had quite a time try
ing to rid the neighborhood in question of
houses of prostitution ! "
Yes , " replied Ford , and you succeeded
in getting out the ones that hurtVour prop
erty nnd I didnt "
Creighton continued : You used to bo on
the police force , didn't you , Mr Fordt"
That I did , ana you know it well , "
answered Pat
• Well , dent you know that a saloou is
necessary to lewd women , und that very
generally the reverse ? "
"Whntof It itldol"
"It will sort of help gottlng to my point
here "
Your point hns boon gotten to too often
you'vo inude it on this question often enough ,
sooins to ' me , " laughed Pat
But , Mr Ford , I "
Yes , " put in Putrick , " 1 know the poor
fellows name is Uutt , nnd all 1 have to say
is that I dent know anything very bad ubout
him , so Ill go now " and the Hon P. Ford
How outstdo the rail , followed by a peal of
laughter
This closed the hearing ot protests and the
board proceeded to ODiislder these implica
tions against which no protests had been
filed The result was the Issuing ot licenses
to the following parties :
Lynch & Lynch , 113 South Tenth ; Michael
Thomas , 1121 South Sixteenth ; Charles S.
Hounin , 2357 Cuming
In executive bqssioo licenses wore grt.iitod
to Eram & Jouscn , 2011 Cumings ; Charles
Storz HJt North Twenty-fourth , Licenses
were refused F. Miller < fc William Stolten-
bcrg , northwest corner Sixteenth aud Man
derson ; J. H. O'Calluhan , 1002 North Six
teenth , and a druggist permit rot used to Cor
nish & Johnson , 200.2 Lake Btrcot
The board adjourned regularly to Friday 2
p. in , but will hold a short session nbout
11:30 am today to act on two licenses
ngulnst which no protests huvo been filed
S rUOItHOIiDEHS Hi-ICLI20riM > .
I'nxton Jb Vlorlinis Iron Works tvon-
iIiiiki to Grow and Prosper
Yesterday the stockholders of tbo Paxton
& Vierllng iron works held their fifth annual
mooting nnd elceteq as directors for the on-
BUlug year Hon , W. A. Paxton , Hobort Vier
llng , Louis Vierllug , A. J , Vierllng und J , L.
Kennedy Upon the adjournment of the
stockholders meeting the directors mot and
elected Hon W. A. Paxton , president ; Uob
ort Vierllng , vlco president ; Louis Vierllng ,
secretary and treasurer , aud A. J. Vierllng ,
manager
Ono of the most tiot'coablo things about
this institution is the fact thut for the fifth
time in succession the same directors and
otllcors have been elected That is , there lias
been no cbango iu the inuuaaoinent of the In
stitution slnco its first organization
This is the only respect , however , in which
no chaugo has beJh made Uverything con
nected with the works has steadily ad
vanced The first your business wus done
on u capital of f50,0J0 , the second year this
was increased to $50,000 , later an increase
was made to SUW.OOJ , At the present time
the capital slock is 125,000 , and provision
bus been made for a further increase not to
exceoa $200,000. The number of men em
ployed has increased duiing tbo sama period
Iroui fifty to 20 , The rout estate plant has
been nddod to by additional purchases , until
it is almost twlco us lurgo us that originally
held by Itichurds aud deeded over tq the
tbo present company The old buildings
still stand , but others have been nddod A
handsome four-story ofticu building hns been
erected and now the plantus a whole , would
scarcely bo rocognlzcd as that which was
operated by T. W. T. Klobaras The facili
ties aud capacity for turnlusr out work have
boon much more than doubled , and all kinds
of architectural aud other Iron work can now
bo furnished on short notlco and perfect
iu every detail , For a good vlow ot the
works , sco the cut in our annual review
One can scarcely realize , unless privileged
to sco the annual report of the company
covering the business done during the past
year , u favor granted the ronortor , the
amount ot money paid out by the corporation
for frelchts , labor nnd other necessary ex
penses , most of vtvfcIcli Is expended and gees
into circulntton rlght hero In the city If our
business men writ fully uwnro of the bene
fits they dorlvmtrom the establishment nnd
maintenance oft such manufacturing indus
tries Iu our nilUit , they would moro often
give them the protorenco over outsldo insti
tutions , which truao wise benefit Omaha
A Now Strike The wonting clossos liar o
struck against hlgh-prlccd cough medicines ,
and endorsed Ur.ijluU's Cough Syrup Price
25 cents n botthx
"Thofirst bringorof unwolcomonows hnth
but n losing office " So happy people prefer
to tell of the tot'niblo ' pains they have cured
with Salvation Oil
SOUTH OMAHA NiWS :
Sir , llalicook on the Cut
Mondny evening General Manager W. H.
Babcock sent the following telegram to A. C.
Bird , Milw iukeo4 traffic mauager of the
Chicago , Mlhvaukco ii St Paul ; II It
McCulloch , Chicago , general freight agent
ot the Chicago & Northwestern ; Paul
Morton , Chicago , general freight agent of
the Chicago , Burlington & Qitinc.y , und
William Saeo , Chicago , traftlo manugor of
the Chicago , Hock Island & Pacific :
Fully two-thirds of the llvo stock re
ceived al these yards comes from the terri
tory soutli nnd west of hero , territory that is
competitive for Kansas City as well as here ,
and shipments of all kinds from those yards
are eoinpolltivo with Kansas City Unless
wo are accorded the same rates to Chicago
that apply from Kansas Cltv to Chicngo , wo
can neither expect nny receipts nor bo per
mitted to m.ilto any shipments You will
readily undorstnnd our condition Under
these circumstances will you therefore
plunso glvo this mutter the Borlous considera
tion necessary , aril glvo South Oinuha the
relief wo must have I"
A H1r-luhrid > - to inpillloli
A pleasant slolghrido party wont to Pa-
pilliou Inst evening und hud a dance These
who wont were Misses Mary Ksan , Fred
erlka Goekln , Anna Corrlgan , Clara Davis ,
Annlo 15gun and Mary Corrlgan , nnd Mossrs
Daniel Egan , Barnard J. Corrlgan , John J.
Hyan , Udward G. Davis , Thomas O'Connor ,
Thomas Montague and John Kedmond
Notrs About tli City
George W. IIowo has been appointed a no
tary public
E. O. Mayfleld Is now doing the local for
the Democrat
Miss Junnnctto U. Mullen wns at homo last
ovonlng to a party of voung f rlonds , und in
her usual way succeeded in pleasing all with
a delightful social evening
The city council will meet tonight
The Whist club will meet this evening at
A. K. Hrlgham's , Twenty-fourth und N
streets ,
The Order of Mutual Protection , No 09 ,
will hold its first regular meeting in Knight
of Labor hall this ovenlng The tnectincs
will be hold in ICnizht of Labor hull tno
second and fourth Wednesday evenings "f
each month
The South Omnhn Athletic club will give
an athletic entertainment Saturday evening ,
February 1 , in club looms , under Knights of
Lubor hall
Yesterday Bohemian John , working in the
cattle slaughtering department at thu pack
ing houses of Swift & Co , was caught by nn
infuriated steer and thrown clear over the
nninml's back The horn of the animal came
very near penetrating n fatul spot
Miles * Jiorvplnnrt Liver Pllli
An important discovery They net on the
liver , stomach and bowels through the
nerves A no' .v principle They speedily
euro billlousnoss , bad taste , torpid liver ,
piles and constipation Splendid for men ,
women and children Smallest , mildest ,
surest 30 doses for 21 cents Samples free
at Kuhn & Co 's , 15th nnd Douglas
Thnll-it M. 'h Now Man fnp town
J. G. Griftltts.has been appointed gcnernl
traveling passenger ngant for thotB & M.
In Iowa , vice W. F. Vail , who 4hasllboon as
signed to the Omahsrclty ticket oDico Mr
Grifllts packed his little grip nnd' started on
ills first official pilgrimage yesterday morn
ing ;
Coughing
IS Natures effort to expel foreign sub
stances from tile bronchial passages
Frequently , this causes Inflammation
and the need of an anodyne No other
expectorant or anodyne is equal to
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral It assists
Nature in ejecting the mucus , allays
irritation , induces repose , nnd is the
most popular of all cough cities
"Of the many preparations before the
public for the euro ot colds , coughs ,
bronchitis , nnd kindred diseases , there
is none , within the rnngo of my experi
ence , so loliabla as Aycr's Cherry Pec
toral For years I was subject to colds ,
followed by terrible coughs About four
yonis ago , when so allllcted , I was ad
vised to try Ayers Cherry Pectoial and .
to lay nil other remedies aside I did
so , and within a week was well of my
cold and cough Slnco then I have
always kept this preparation in the
house , and fcol comparatively secuio "
Mrs L. L. Drown , Denmark , Miss
"A few years ago I took a sovcro cold
which affected my lungs I had a terrible -
riblo cough , and passed night after
night without sleep The doctors gave
mo up I tried Ayi-i's Cherry Pectoral ,
which relieved my lungs , induced sleep ,
and afforded the rest necessary for the
recovery of my strength By the con
tinual use of the Pectoral , a permanent
euro was effected " Horace Fuhbrother ,
llocklngliainVt
Ayeft Cherry Pectoral ,
wtzrAnEn bt
Dr J. C Ayer & Co , Lowell , Mass
Bolil by nil DruggliU Trice Jlj li bottles , ; 6.
CALIFORNIA
TIIU LAND OV
DISCOVERIE3.
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• Send"Jotctrculjr. . | , tirt h'lt3K9. " -
AHIETINr MCDYAoroyiur cau
y x'wcA2Jn ! § ll B MB5
If 6 MOJ S * * TvgA , THE O NLY-
TiaBy iWiJ' PJ > cimg tor
wnmim&MiiviiLv' ' •
SANTA : ABIEAND ; : GATRCURE ; :
For Sale by Goodman Drug Co
SHE COULDN'T WAIT
TMdy "I want to sit for a picture "
Artist " I shall bo very glad to paint you if you will tv.iiU n
Wreck , until I finish tlto ono I am at work on now "
Lady "Oh , my ! I couldn't wait that long Why , I promised
to Ijo home at dinner at five o'clock 1"
That is the trouble with some people ;
they have no time to wait for icstilts
Some women will take a dose or so of
Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription and
expect to feel well immediately True ,
some do find tnarvelonsly pec ly effects
from its use but chronic , or lingering ,
diseases , which have bad possession of
the system for years , cannot generally
be emed in a day Such innhidlcs are
generally slow in their inception , slow
In their progics , and must bo cured ,
if at nil , by slow degrees and regular
stages Perseverance in the use of the
Favorite Prescription for a tcasona-
ble length of time will cute all those
chronic weaknesses , irregulat ities and
distressing derangements with which so
many females arc allllcted But the
use of tlds world-famed medicine must
be persisted in for a consideiablc time
in long standing , complicated nud obstinate - ,
stinato ca es Do not expect speedy
relief and cure , but lmvo a mind of
your own , and when you have decided
to seek n cure of your malady through
the medium of this wonderful medi
cine , show a little will - power aud
tenacity of purpose , and you will , in
tine time , rejoice in the complete res
toration of your health nnd stiength
The "Favoiite Prescription is the
only medicine for woman's peculiar ills
guaranteed to give satisfaction in every
case , or money refunded
A large Treatise (1C0 ( pages , illus
trated ) , on Woman : Her Diseases and
their Cure , sent in plain , sealed envel
ope , on receipt of ten cents , In slumps
Addte-s. WoatD's Disi'ENSAKY Med
ical Association No CG3 Main St ,
Buffalo , N. Y.
Dr Pierces Pellets regulate and cleanse the liver ,
stomach and bowels One a dose Sold by druggists
Instantly btops the most excruciating pains ; never falls to give ease to the sufferer
For I'AINA liltUIRl.S , IIAt IvACUK CONGESTIONS , INl'AMMATIONS , IUIUUJ1ATISM ,
NEIIItAIUIA SCIATICA , IIUADACIIII TOOTHACHE , or any other PAIN , a few applications
/ re like magic , quiBlng the pain to Instantly stop
A CURE FOR ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Internally taken in-doses of from thlity to sixty drons In half a Umiolor of water will cure In a
few minutes Cramp Spasms Sour Stomach CMIc , Flatulence , ltoirtburn Colera Morbus Dysen-
try , blarrlnea , hick Headache , Nausea , Vomltlu ? . Nervousness , sloeplossuea Malaria , and alt
Internal pains arising from change of diet or water or other causes
HO Cents n Ltotile Sold by Ilrucsi-tK.
Medical & Surgical Dispensary , Nos 101 to 113 So J3th St
O Ilonuii lor Patients Reception Itooins .19 ami 40 , Omaha , Neb
rVCATT ATTTTVT uirorlng from Nervous Debllltr I/ t Manbnod , Kalllnir Memory HihauMIn *
J-V VJUlJMlliIM Drnlni.Trtrrlblo Ureaiua.llesil and llaelc Ailio , nn4 nil the offeUB Icaillnu to
earlr decay nrnl r-erliaps Consumption or Insanity , treatel aclentlllcally Iiy now method ) Consultation free
Catarrh , llliouniatlsui , I'olnonoui Discharge * , milky nrlno , painful swellings quickly relte od an1 radically
cured Illustrated book , "LHo'a Secret Errors ' I cants Send for Question List on any Chronlo Dlaeaso
I iKIiYllJ' I'l'T'lVK llraces aud Trusses Uost fnellltles , nppnrntus und remedies for sucionful
J/-UJL s/J.ViTJ.l i J IZiO treatment of every form of dlsea o requiring : MedUal or Surgical treatment
We make a specialty of Braces , lrusscs , t lub Kent , Curvatuns of bplno I'tlos , Tumors Caner Mronchltls
Inhalation Electricity , laralysls Kpllcpsy , Kidney , Bladder , Bar , Skin and blood and all umlcal rj0ra
tlons Ilooks and question blanks free
TnTS ! ? ASS HIVnMT'Nr ABPKCIALTV nook , Circulars and Oa.atlon lift on Nerv-
* JL/J.011iVaX Oi IJ11 > V UiVllilN outness Constipation ! Nouralela LoucnrrhTn , 1'aln In the
Hock , 1'rolaptus Uteri , Plus , Kctlnlu \ \ eakness , Dyspepsia , Skin 1'lmples and all Ulood Diseases
6y phi lis , Scrofula , Uud lllood , Skin , Urinary Diseases ami Gloot Cured for Life
L. M. PICCARD ,
$4.00 Ipfgg ) $4.00
Best Gold Spectacles Reduced
S4.00
Ramge Block , Corner 15tli and Harney Streets
Omaha
For Sale by M. II Hliea , Omnlia , Nobntbkn
ETCHINGS , 11 fflk 4 % V& KPi S3-EMICnSON ,
ENGRAVINGS , JH MM " J | [ EeiTHALLUT & DAVIS
ARTIST SUPPLIES Ji * Hlltf P ttTKIMDALL ,
MOULDINGS , J S HHaftHH BL.ifiPIANOS&ORGANS >
FRAMES , J & M % W T tSrSIIEUT MUSIC
1513 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska
A COMPLETE STOCK OP
js l HBMg gMBMUnUB IS3M
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR , 1405 Dougias St
Bond ( or catalogue ,
SHOE DEALERS ES
ebratou Uuesot Hoots uud Mioes muu&fitrtur >
ed by O. it Henderson tc Co , of Chtcaeu-l'ae-
toriea nt Chicago , Llxon IU , , and Ken IJu f.uc ,
\V1 > . nbould write HAM , N. WATSON , retl
dence I'ltUMONT Mill Trawling Bu nt
Headquarter ; for ltuljbtra
V CHICHESTCa'S ENGLISH
SkPEHNYHOYAl PILLS
° $ ? > j "ED CROSS UIAMONO CRANO ,
fv kEtJ 8Afr , ur # fco-1 - ttUsjirtlltttf LadUa , c l
nrl ruKKl tf l > Uuoi.AlIriti * < 1larcd in.unl
W UtH , > Al 4 ittiUk ribUit 'J aki naotUrt-
Frud Uin * ) * > t j tU ul ri ami • • UtlUr lot
D jA.ait 1 ' * Ui * rtj rtlurwBuaiL > ain/Uf
t l-LUktUrVktm.Vu. , JO&iUMafti | UJk
CLOTHING , rl
SYPHfLIS
Call bo cured In 20 to GO days by Mia _
Use ot tlto
Magic Remedy
V ri > iioonlrl ! > rttio Cook ttcmoJy Co , otOunht ,
NilirnUi Wrltotousrurttiu iihiiips niulmlilrcss or
p li'HI | wlio lmvo Iron cunM nnil fnmi nm > in < tn
Imvnpi'riulMlim toretcr Sjihlllsls | n ilUcnv tlist
ImsitlnHVs Initio t the skill of lliu must onilnent pliyil
rlnits , ntut until tlmitlscMivery of thn Cook itimpilr
< i > 's"\l \l lli\IKly : , not cum In llttr otor lmTltiit
tlioitt < n lieoii cnwJ Wo ittmrnntpo to rurO
nny cus it tan lie pniliicinl I'lioso wlio linio
tiikuum . r , | > nush , k.h H. sueus altcniusur other
nilvtTtW t kmihmHcs , with o iiy tcmnur.irv bciipillt
fiiimiw mi iwriinuicntl * curuj liy ilio use ot thu
-MAlill ! UK\tillV"ofllloCook : Hcnlc.lyOi.Oinnlis , > ( jflB
huh Hownru nt ImuilliUlons It Is uusolulvly lm * . " l l
Itos.lbio lor ror nuy other nor mi ur company tu Iiiito * l
our lonnuliDrftnyiflMiLMly IlkottlncfToctHndrc ultA t T
' 1 hn I ouk lU'iiiinly Co , tins been troiitliu potlonts for
foiir > ' rsftiul hnvunlwnys kItch perfect siiuruot
Ion 'I'Iiot nro llnmiclitlly responsible , liiiTttm n csni
Inl of oirer t Jiltoi , nnikliu Hit Ir Ktinrnntva ki > i i Wo
solicit Hut most obsllnfilu titses those who httve
trleilt'tery known roiiuMy nml lost all hope of leooT
or > \ Correspontl with nsinil let usput yon i.i posi *
es lnn of etlletico tint contlnces thn most skeptical
MnrK wlutt what we sityi In the enit you \iwr u
out "MAtlH" ItKMKIn" before yoiiean bo pernnn
enll > enreil It Is thu mo t heroic hlooj purltlero r <
known , Writ • for partlcultrs All loiters eontldea * !
'
pAIITIIIN ! iesuro yunw H'lln ; , " > ' Cook -
uHUIIUIl ltcinedy Ws MrkIo itemudr
None others nro ucniilne I'nrllus ( l.tlmliu . to ho
nKenlsrortu nro Impoitors nnJ trnuls tun pirtlo
ularslieo A ulro s ultcoiunitinlcatlons tu <
The Oook Kemody Oo ,
509 South 12th Street
II.H.UOR.I3tH&BoiQEsisomAI1AH ) ' EB , ' ) Mh
ton THX TBEAIlUaiT Of IU \ j WjL
APPLIANCFS FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES 1 W
BtstioiIltI < tAppirtttjiaadRsmsJlifarr3uece8iftt. '
Trettrasnt of sssry form of lVdeait reaulrluc H
llEDICALorBDrOIOALTUSAritKir
HIMETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS
BoardftAttendanoe , Best AceozomodaUant in Wtsfc H
trrWrtlTB FOR UIRCUMEB o Stfermltles aid
Braces , Trusses , OlobFost , Cursaturet of BplTi.Pllea , H
Tumors , Cancer , OitUirta llroncbitii , InJisUtliin B
SlcstHcUr , Faralr.it , > pU Hr WW fltajatr ,
Hyo , bar , Sklnana JDl d aad all Surcisal Orerationa , j H
DISEASES OF WOHEfi iZ i rlS M
mi HITK l.tTSLT 1DDBD 1 LTIEO-Iil DSUUHTnSM'PO * M
woass Dixmu ooBnKamHT ( STJUCTLT JRIVATt ) Hi
Only Bellalle llodlool Inttltutt making a Breclalty ot iHB
PRIVATE BISEAS2S
AlmiooiniiiiicsisesiMtslly trtsud Btt MIMIo rolioa m
rtmo , 4framth irtttKi ltboutmcrciry IWw brtt rsll.s H
tr l . .otrorlo..rTITlLl'0\l R. psrllss uosMo t villi t B
feimaybttrcstsilat bomsbr florrcipondflnet Allconmuslst H
UcnttoaldaiilUI UedlslasiorlmlriiucsUitDtbrnillorsa M
prtaiieeurctrpstksdDsutrLsolBdlefttssontcslaortrodflr H
fjD f rsotistlr.t rll wprer trtd Csllsndcot-iulttiiarKod H
sliUirrof Tuirut * , n4 ws Trill trnd In pUla wrapper , ttf ta H
tJllUtV IU ( tlCEIi htrroJaDli.aai.li | .ol tr.bjpfc H
Ulai Oleat aad V rleocalt.nltb ou.alUo llit Attnit H
O iiAir A medicai asuROinAi.iNn'rnur'l B
lSlh and Bodgo UtiitU , OMAHA , UEB , H
Dr.J.E.McGREW , " I
' 1'Iic Well IiliitrWli SpccltillslQ H
& $3fz&5ctr * Isiinsurpassocllq H
/ ? Sferf'iK'iw ! K the treatment oX B ,
tr v UVkCSfc VATE IIIHUMi'l B
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rttf./iAhF , IrWf torrllioa Inipo *
&S yiffilfl Mniiliooil and
f ? 7
f&f WX&M < Mtiulltlon Hter-
y tu f'3 > f Illy or llnrroif
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y.OvJ Al / / cured Seiul for f
uKiflfv / / / / hooks , ' "I'lio I.tfo M
yffi&ftijl , * • • y hotrot , * ' for Man BH
Jwy Kl y ' lOeentsslnmps ( ) . H
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V V / \ tnrrali nud bklu f' Hi
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initnently 'Irtsau s V
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< j < > \sjji. rATio ritr.i : . '
Office SE Cor lUtri & Jackson St 1
Omaha , Neb , ,
PRUNKENiifESS , I
L9QUORISAISBT. I
0 ? HMlfES GOLDEN SPECIFIC I
It Caii he itlvrti In u iui > nl * itjJTttj or itu or In ur * m M
llrlraurruaiT , without Itio Icnowled e ot the patient f B
Hneoojsiry It i * abiolutely hsrraleii od will ell > < i 9 H
a pormftneut and speed cure , whethe thj nntl'-nt 1 H
roodorato drinker or an alcohol.o ureok I f UK V kit m M
rAILS it oporatee ao qulatljr nnd vrtih tuoh car H
talntjr that the patient underuoea no Inoonvcnlenoo , H
and ere ho la aware , hi * oompleta refonnsiion la H
etreoted 48 piita book of partloularo free H.
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dirtJre.a llr.li.KtllU'rM VNNHI IatLla I H
[ 0D1DI ? OF 1ROW.
Bitclallncatumendotl by the Acadsiny of H
tledlduo of 1'AHIH for lliu euro of H
SCItOFUUKINGSEVIL CONSTITUTIONAL
WEAKNESS.C0NSUMPTI0N ( IN ITS EARLY
STAGES ) ; rOOHNESS OF THE BLOOD , ,
nnd Tor rrifiilnllnir • ! porlctlla rouraf B
None Kenulno unless slvne I "lltjtKnaiiissi rue H
Uoiupartelarla " HOLII11V All , DllUC IIHlH B
li.yuiiBC iifcCu..N.Y.A eiil lurllullri [ ]
t v KKKVOUR DI' IIIIITV Youiie and ml < l S
A \ < ll aKtil iniii , tunrrlua from l.Huoit or 1H
L\ _ _ JVuutii , BxtiMUUHAuur Curapuarau * SfB
B,1 S HIiiJ ItiullaclKalctlKoutaliilMSIulliar >
Ml > X ttwilars for home cure , milk ok riunue V. ( >
V&t'il t'JHU' , Jl if JIKsf.IiR , v
VS3'Uek ' Uoxijo Ut-trult , Midi < ! H
manhood 0lffir ! ? S ,1
c ualnu rrtninturu * * * heraous Pcbtllty , I at !
> laiilioort.ao.liarlnutrlellnv lu ir rykiioworfnie- id H
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