THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , FEBRUARY 5 , 1890.
THE CITY.
DlstrlbtClorU Moorcs Is n la grlptio
tufTorcr.
An overcoat was stolen from Tom
McNnmu nt 1-0 South Ninth street lust
night.
The Dime Siivlnj8 ( bank nioil articles
of Incorporation yesterday , with n capi
tal stock of e ( )0,00 ) < ) .
Fred H. McConnell has brought suit
against Walsh ft Hynn nnd Dennis Cun
ningham to recover $1207 on : i note.
.ImlgdClarkflou 1ms appointed Ilonry
Hunt as his unlHu" . The ether juilcca
Imvo innclo no changes in the bull I IT
forces.
Kd Jfoinobtirjr is missing from his
home in Florence. Ho U saltl to have
wandered away while temporarily in-
Bnno after a spell of typhoid fovor.
James ( ! allnffhor , a youne man
charged with ASbiiulttiig .John E. Km-
cry. proprlutor of a Farnnm street lodg
ing house , waa dismissed In police court
yostordky.
12. Herges , said to bo wnulcd In Coun
cil UlulT * for assnultlnp a man thrco
miles east of that city Monday night ,
was arrested .vostordny afternoon in
Omaha nnd will bo taken buck today.
Six Western Union operators who
Bout from Omaha to New Ooinlng , Now
Mexico , to help euro for the rush of
business during the Union Puclllo and
Central PncllTc blookudo , have re
turned.
About May 1 Mr. W. H. Hondorson ,
editor of the Central West and pastor
of the SaundxM'a street L'roabytorlun
church , will rosi n his pastor.ito and
devote his tlmo exclusively to the Is-
Buanco of his paper.
Vesta Clfaptor No. 0 , of the Order of
the Eastern Star will glvo its annual
Bocial at Washington liall on Tuesday
evening , February 11 , instead of Feb
ruary 7 , as formerly nnnouncnd In Tin :
Bui : . All the Master Masons , tholr
families and friends are invited to bo
present.
I. L. Uornard , Potzer II. Rmibon nnd
Mrs. SliibotUnski , who wore arrested on
the charge of having assaulted a man
named Henry Haehman at a dnnco hold
in the lower part of the city on the
evening of December 27 , were yester
day brought before Judge llplsloy , who ,
after hearing nil there was in the case ,
dismissed the defendants.
Michael English , a watchman in the
Union 1'auilic yards , came forward yes
terday afternoon nnd charged Charley
Mullun with stealing a small ffuantity
of brass. Charles is the lad whoso
father had locked up on Monday on
the ohargo of incorriglbllity.
IVrnnnal I'nrriirrnpnq.
P. PuulUnor of Schuylor Is nt the Casoy.
C. N. Carpenter of York is at the Pax-
ton.
Governor Thaycr was in the city yester
day.
day.C.
C. II. Gardiner of O'Neill is at the Mil-
lard.
lard.W
W , A. Jameson of Edgar U n gucal at the
Casoy.
Byron Clark of Plattsmoutb is t the Mer
chants.
H. S. Heed of Lincoln ia a guest nt the
Millar il.
Isaac Rovers of Norfolk is stopping at the
Mil lard.
H. W. Orr of Lincoln is a guest at the
Murray.
Fred Scott of DwM City is stopplngat the
Murray.
J. K. Smith of Uoatrlco Is rcsistqrnd at the
Paxton ,
J. YV. Lemons ot HartinRton is stopping at
the Casoy.
W. C. Cathorwood of Blulr Is a pueat at
the Casoy.
K. II. Koblnson of Klmball Is stopping at
the Paxton.
B. S. llnKerof Fairbury Is roglstorod ut
the Mlllnrd.
J. F. Parkins of Weeping Wuter is at the
Merchants.
Charles F. Hnmnlior of Beatrice Is a guest
at the Merchants.
J. M. Koblnson of Plattsmouth Is regis
tered at the Caso.v.
J. D. ICHpntrick and daughter ot Beatrice
arorcglatciod uttho Paxton.
J. A. 'lownaoml an < l wife of Hastings ore
among the guests nt the Casey.
F. U. Sholcn , E. L.Gaildand James O'Neill '
of Lincoln arc registered ut the Murray.
Evcr.vono who has once use Dr. Bull's
Cough Kjrup Invariably resorts toll again
for colds , etc.
"When vlco prevails and Impious men bear
sway , "
When cuts , spralnj , brulucs torment all the
day ;
Then ouso from pain from care and hurt are
nont
By great Salvation Oil.the standard Imimont.
DrnsR Thieves.
Ofllccr Ellis arrested Fred Wilkinsonwho ,
Is charccd with stsnlltiK brass from the
Union Paefllo shops , There were thrco boys
In tlio crowd , but two of them escaped iu--
rest by running.
Itnnl Eslalu Evclnncp.
The listing of property at the meeting of
tbo Heal estate exchange was as follows :
McCaguo's addition , lots 5 ana 0 , block 2 ,
110 x ISO , 70.UOO.
MoCague's addition , lot 1. block ) . 53 x 159.
f3,000.
Paddock Plaeo , lot 23 , block R , CO x 122.
f3H > 0.
C. L. Jayncs reported the sale of lot 0 ,
block S , Sherman uvonuo park , $150 , lot 3.
block' , Collage Home , $40 < ) ,
Aid lor Dnkotnns.
Mr. Joseph H. Schmltz of Howard , South
Dakota , Is in the city soliciting relief for the
sufferers In Ids region. Ho Is provided with
credentials from the county ofllccrs of Minor
county , which furnish all Information dt > -
elrojl. Ho reports grout destitution In the
county. Any donations of need grain , pro
visions , clothlDR or money may bo left with
him at the European hotel , or loft at the GUI-
catto & Korthwcstorn freight housu markoil
" .Free Donation to A. A. Hcmlon , president
of the Joseph H. Schuiitz Relief Club , Vitas ,
Uuk. "
Bo. _ _
Vnliialiln Inibriiintlnn.
Coroner Hnrrlgan Is having a book prepared -
pared In which will bo entered a complete
description of nil the "unknowns'1 on whom
nti Inquest Is hold , This book will bo a part
of the records of the coroner's oulco and will
eorvo as n mouna ot Idnntlfylau ouch unfor
tunates as tlio man Cook. Tnero uro spaces
for u dcsurlptlou of the height , weight , nee ,
hnlr , complexion , murk * , uto. , us well as fern
n complete list iinU description of all articles
on or near tha deceased. The description
will bo mnilo on the spot , and will be a very
valuable source of information.
Annoiuioumunu.
This morning at 0 o'clock spats will
i bo put on solo for tlio engagement of Maggie
Mltcholl at the UcyJ opera house , which
commences Thursday oven Ing next , in her
now play "Hoy , " which was jiroJucoJ In
Omaha last season. On Friday cvemuic and
Saturday afternoon "Function" will bo the
bill , and Saturday evening "Liltlo llaro-
i foot. " These two latter piays are old uo-
ccssot of Miss Mitchell's and are always
euro to entertain. Tim sale of aoats will com
mence tomorrow morning.
The Corlnno opera company will nppaar at
the Iloyd on Monday , Tuesday and WoJnes-
duv of uoxt weak , prcsanting ttio now opera
"Arcadia. " The company is vary larce this
poason and the opera will bt > inounua In a
most gorgeous manner.
Saruiato nnd D'Albert , who appear at the
lio.vd February IS , will bo the most I en
portant inutlcal attraction of the year.
llakor's Pure Oort Idrop Oil.
( ICnown over 10 years. ) Also Uakar'x
Emulilon for throat anil lung trouliloi. All
1111 AY ANTS HUSH'd SIIOUS.
McSlinno'B Trrn urcrslilp Contfst
Corner Into Court.
The examination of witnesses In the Me-
ShanC'liush election case was commoncetl
before JuclRO Shlclilti in the county court
yesterday. William Anderson , William
Alstndt , , lolm F. Page , Joseph Small
nnd Charles 1 * . Htrkott , ofllccrs of
the city election were witnesses. They
were called to show how runny different
hinds of tickets nnd how many of each
variety were voted ID tbo polling precincts
In which the witnesses served as election
otllccrs.
None of them were nblo to offer nny very
dollnlto oviilcnco. They nil staled thnt
tlokots under n half doren or moro hcadincs
wcri ) voted , but none of them knoxv of thj
number of the different kinds east.
In the afternoon Arthur Hriggs , W. TJ.
MnrdU and Adam Snyder were examined and
tcstlllodto the effect that , ut n number of
precincts , tickets were cast bearing the
ncadliiK "Independent Democrallu Ticket. "
with John Rush as cnndidnto for the ufllce of
city treasurer , and that In several lnstmit.es
thcuo tickets were scratched nml McSbuno's
nil mo substituted.
After t'ao ovidcnco bearing on tha fact thnt
n number of tickets , other than thosg known
ns the regular tlcitcts , were u.ist In n number
of the wards , the attorneys for the plaintiff
made n motion to crlns lu the ballot boxes
nnd Imvo the votes recounted.
The arguments on this motion consumed
all tbo afternoon and will bo completed this
morning.
Hood's Sursnparilla uures catarrh by
cxpoliltiK impurity from thu bloodwhich
Is the cause of thu complaint. Give it
n trial.
IinAI ) , IlUl1 ! A < 0.\G rilU3ND3.
The Itninnliis of Churli-s McCnrinlck
Hrotmlit to Oinatia.
At 1 o'clock yesterday nftornoon the
rctnnms of tbo Into Charles McCoruiIck worn
brought to this city from Ills ranch at
Cnlhoun , whcro ho died .vesterdny.
The body was broiiRht to Drcxol & Maul's ' ,
where it was laid In n bc.iutlful casket. It
\\ns afterwards convcjcd to the rcsldencoof
J. S. JlcCormick , 2U.2 Nurth Klghttfenth
iv lien ino nu\v ± i ui .ur. niLVJuriiuuu sur-
lous Illness reached the city Motuiuy
morning John , a.\nungcr brother of tlio de
ceased , nnd n sister. Mrs. Woody Snow , loft
for his bed side on the I o'clock train in the
the evening.
These relatives nccompanlcid the remains to
this city.
Mr. McCormlck wca president ami one of
the mam supports of the Omaha athlotio
club , which orgnmz llon ha < i called a meet
ing for today to adopt resolutions of regret.
'I he Interment will take place in the family
lot in Prospect Hill cemetery.
America Ij nrts the Worlil
in tnsto and the rcllucd customs of civiliza
tion. Of 2-l. , i4,50l cases of champagne im
ported inlo the United Stntcs during the last
ten years , over twenty-five per cent was "G.
II. Muuim's Extra Dry , " whose Imports
were over 300OJU cases in excess of any
other brand Quality will lull.
WHAT DOlis IT MB AN ?
Hat Miijor Clarkson Gone to Wash
ington orto ICulninazo > ?
Major T. S. Clarkson loft for the cast Mon
day , "dressed In his best suit of clothes. "
Ho also were a now silk tile and n Potomac-
flat smile , which latter led certain parties to
fturmiso that In a day or two the major would
bo reported back among the prominent pil-
prims who have called at tbo white houso.
Meantime Mr. Gallagher c-ccuplos the
postmaster's chair and puts In bis spare time
In figuring on city contracts nnd lending aid
nndcomlort to the men about whom Mr. Pat
Ford has said some ugly things.
It is whlspored that the mnjor-
on-horseback may have at this moment In
his insldo pocket documents prepared by
Mr. Pat Ford of the Third ward , ia which
it is alleged that certain men outside the
council absolutely control that body nnd or
ganized it to conform with the plan of cam
paign.
' Wasn't the United States district attor
ney removed on the slightest pretext I"
queried a lawyer vt ho n over had a case in
court. "What more would the postmaster
general nsk than the mere semblance o ( a
'cause' for dropping tlio political head of
Omaha's worthy democratic postmaslcri"
At any r.vto the movements of Major
ClnrkKon in the east at this particular junc
ture will excite Unusual interest.
tin Grlppn In lies Mollies.
DKS MOINKS , In. , Fob. 2. The family
of Mrs. Wesley Tonnant of North an < ]
Twenty-sixth streets , consisting of nine
person's , have till had the Rti&sian inllu-
en/.a. Mrs. Tonnant saya "some of us
were very seriously allliutod but wo are
now all well except myself , and I a1n
getting bettor. Wo have all Ink on
Chamborlaiti's Cough Remedy. A num
ber of bottles were used nnd it proved
cIToctual in every case. " The remedy
proved its usefulness and value in re
storing nine persons in ono family to
health. _
JUMPED TUK TUACK.
Motor Train No. 8 Niirrowly EioipRs
ll.dnir Dllulioil.
Motor train No. 8ran , off the track Junt
cast of the brldgo about 5 o'clock last oven
ing. The forward trucks hung over the em
bankment and the drawhcad snapped llko a
slate pencil. The Iraln was running very
slowly , or thcro would have been a serious
smashup , as the grnao is about ton feet , I
wtts only a few feet from tnoplaco where the
motor was ditched last week. Sovora
passengers expressed tholr indignation a
the carolnasncas cf the company in not pro
vidlng a guard rail at this dangerous curve
after last week's warning. Everyone on
tha cars gave hia name to the conductor , nl
saying they would bo glad to testify that the
train was running very slowly. The fac
that the motor was stopped within leu fee
of whore it left the track proves It.
: CHOOK.
How Ho Hopes Again to Hsonpo ti
I'en.
Johnson , tbo Italian who slolo the bolt o
silk in Kelley , Stolgcr & Co.'s store , has
stalnd that ho will plead guilty to petty larceny
cony but not to grand larceny. Ho lives In
the hope that the stale cannot provo that the
vnluu of the goods will exceed $35.
Johnson lias ueon in the penitentiary be
foro. Ho is n bold thief and a dcsporat
character. His features Indloatn bis dlsposl
tlon. The color of Ills fuco Is almost as dar
as that of n mulatto. His ores nro small one
black and hia low forehead Is covered with
malt of black , str.ilght hair. Ho is parhup
live foct unit six Inches tall and of a Blende
build.
The fellow has evidently had conslderaal
experience In courts us a defendant , ns h
was overheard to glvo his attorney n nuui
ber of very Important pointers.
Pozzonl's IComploxlon Powder Is unlver
sally known and ovciy where esteemed as th
only powder that will Improve tlio complex
ion , eradicate tan , freckles , and all BUIn dl
eases.
City Jail Kopnrt.
The city jail report was made up yesterday
day afternoon and shows that 405 nrreal
were made , of which U24 wcro American
Rl Germans , 67 Irish , ! U negroes , S3 Swede
10 English ; 11 were arrested for assault am
battery , 110 for drunkenness , 0 for hlghwa
robbery , 5 for grand larceny , 23 for pot
larceny , 10 for larceny , 7 far ussaull , 4 to
assault with intent to kill , 3 for assault wit
Intent to ratio , 0 for burglary , 7 forobtalnln
money under faliio pretenses , 8 for libel , '
varrants , i ! for rape , SO for fighting , 9 fug
live * from Justice , Z deserters ; $013,00 wa
nkcn from prisoner ! , ten cases Rent to the
strict court and 1M convictions ,
Of tha number nrreUod B20 wcro laborer * ,
3 had no occupation , 10 wcro schoolboys , 1'J '
mrbcr * , 0 railroad men , 0 painters.
The number nrreitod under npo WM 8.
Sloven accidents were reported , 123 ledgers
ccommodnlcd , 23 lire alarms , 07 prisoners
cut to county jail. The amount ot property
cporlcd stolen , ? J,2')1,85. )
An IMlfor'H Opinion.
Prom the West Iranch ) ( Ia. ) Record :
/o have used Chamberlain's Cough
lomcdy in our family in cases of sud-
on colds and sore throat and find It all
mt is claimed for it , Ono bottle or
ess , if taken according to directions ,
will otfect a euro in any ordinary C'iso
ind save the expanse of largo doctor
nils , Especially do wo recommend it
i families wlicro tlio children are
iroatonod with croup , as It will afford
mnicdlato relief If taken In tlmo ;
hloli can always bo done if Iho mcdi-
Ino is kept oil hand , .is wo are con-
Incod It should bo. No household in
tils variable climate ahould be without
reliable romedj for coughs , colds and
roup. tind wo know ot none bettor than
Ghaiiioorlaln'd.
SOU 111 DAKOTA sUi'THIU'MlS. '
V hotter l < > oin tlio I'rcKldent of tha
Huron UMIor Society.
A gentleman of this city has received a
otter from Mrs. A. W. Wilmarth , president
f the Dorcas society of Huron , S. I ) . , on the
ubjcct of the destitution In that locality.
Irn. Wdmnrth says : "Wo have supplied
ullv ono thousand persons from our rooms.
Our demands are Increasing dully and I nui
cry fo.irful . wo can noLsupply the wants
vitli our present outlook. Wo need shoes ,
icddlng , llatinelS'iuut certain kinds of pro-
I'jlon. Flour and corn meal wu can gut
icro. Canned goods , sugar , tea , coffee , rlco
nd this clnss of things wo do not have.
) no hulv said today in our rooms siio
ind not oven smelt ten or cofTco In two
nonths. Wo need money for running cx-
iciises , to purchase shoes , which wo buy in
ob lots , comforteri , of which wo should
mve fullv thrco hundred , nnd o * shoes fully
Ivo hundred pairs. 1 sincerely hope the
lo'irts of the people will generously respond
hat wo may be able to assist nil those who
iced help.
An Abnoluto Cure.
ThoOUIOINALAUlKriNli OINTMENT
s" only put up In larao two-ounea iln boxes ,
and l an absolute euro for nil soroa , burns ,
vounds , chuppad hands ami all skin crup-
ions. Will positively cure nil Kinds of piles.
Ask for the OltlUINAL ABIETINE OIN L'-
MENT. Sold oy GonJtnin Uruc company
at 25 cents per box by mall UJ cents.
Creliht < > ii Coltuuo iOx.inilnatlon.
The soml-annunl examinations took placa
nst week at Crulghton college. The highest
lumber of notes attainable waa 100. All
vho received 00 or over were entitled to
Irat honors. Second honois wcro conferred
on students who merit between bO nnd 00.
At least 60 waa required for retention in
class or college. The examinations resulted
as follows :
First Honors Michael O'Connor , 93 ;
Tames Klnsler , 00 ; John Uanaby , 03 ; Fred
Hull , 01 ; Albert Klnslor , 03 ; Charles
VIoriarly , 04 ; Frank Kinney , 90 ; John
JouEberty , 03 ; James Kennedy , 01 ; Walter
lowers , 92 ; Charles Barry , 00 ; Walter
ilouser , 92.
Second Honors Patrick McGovern , 87 ;
? billp McMillan , 85 ; William Flvmi. fc3 ;
jYaiitt Kennedy , S3 ; James Lahey , 81 ; Clar
ence L''ur.iv , SO ; Philip McEvoy , EC ; John
Murphy , b'J ; Martin Murray , bS ; Frank
. { Hey , bO ; Edward Brown , 83 ; Thouius
Jrown , 80 ; John Hellwig , 8J ; Arthur
ilonaor , Si ( : Adrian Burkhardt , 84 ; Thomas
Fitzgerald , b5 ; James Fox , 85 ; William Gib-
jon , 87 ; Kdward Hoffmann , bb : John Kastl ,
32 ; Thomas Kollv , 85 ; Daniul Lee , SS ; John
Beaten , S3 ; Frank McGinn , Si ; Peter Kop -
nedy , 8(5 ( ; Thad Lear.v , S3 ; John Halpin. 82 ;
Percy McGcouch. 83 : Moivlllo Mellugh , 81 :
rtiomas McShane , 81 ; Wllllani Phclan , 85.
Tbo following received between 70 and b'J
) cr cent : Edmund Snydcr , T7 ; Albert Davis ,
" 8 ; Patrick Dolun , 7S ; Edward Lowrv , 70 ;
Francis Stoekdule. 78 ; GoorgoCIemenhs , 7J ;
Paul flpenoter , 70 ; Patrick Gannon. 70 ;
foseph Ilobrccht , 77 ; Joseph Mclvinuty , 7l ! ;
3swald Unonoy , 7tl ; Anthonv Giantnor , 7U ;
Patrick Loary , 77 ; Willlan Van Noy , 7C :
Arthur Woodman. 77 ; Jmnoi Uowcs. 78 ;
John Carr , 75 ; James Cunningham. 75 ; Fred
Hoffman , 75 ; Edward Kenny , < 0 ; Thomus
Lynch. 78 ; Hugh .Mullen , 78 ; Fred Nnsb , 7ll ;
Louis Osboru , 75 ; Hu 'h Hoilly , ? J ; Fiank
FuMy , 7U ; Frank Gatluglier , 71 ; Frank
Lovott , 70 ; Patrick Donnavan , 7J ; William
Murphy , 7U Enill Hoffmann , 71OtloShous ; ,
71 ; Oliver Batdorft. 75 ; William Curry , 72 ;
Edward Welsh , TJ ; John Baiter , 73 ; Thomas
Uarr.v , 72 ; Daaiol Butler,7. ! ; John Dougherty ,
74 ; Lymim Hill , 74 ; John Kulley. 74 ; Robert
McAullIIe , 7J ; Charles McCoy , 74 ; Leo Me-
3hnno , 73 ; Wllllani Murphy , 73 ; George
Murray , 75 ; John O'Mnlley , 74.
The lollowing received between 00 and 70
percent : Eustaco Lovett , 03 ; Gustavo
Mctz , OS ; John Gloasnn , 01 ; John Hoban , 0 : ;
Henry Ler.ry , 03 ; Honrv Mack , O'J ; Dennis
Manor , 03 ; Wllfiam Waddell. 07 ; Herbert
Woodman. 04 ; Francis Urlurdy , ISO ; Edward
Cannon , 09 ; George .Casey. 02 ; John Eng
lish. 0) ) ; Charles Gin vey , < > 9 : < Morri Kopalt ,
04 ; James Lvneh , 07 ; Angus McDonald , 04 ;
Edward Mlles , Ot ; Andrew Smith , OS ; Fior-
once Burko. 07 ; John Byors , OS ; John liyrnc ,
08 ; Mark Coaa , 03 ; Albert. Driscol , Of ) ;
Thomas Duncan , IH ; William Flunnery , 07 ;
CIIITord Forbes , 05 ; George Gleason , 05 ;
James Godfrey. ( U ; Oscar Goodsell , 07 ;
William Lynn , 05 ; John McDonald. 07 ;
Charles Mullen , G3 : Albert Murphy , 05 ; Ed
ward Murphy , 01 : Fred Nelson , 00 ; Henry
Pony , 0.1 ; Alplionso Beaten , fiJ ! Louts Con-
noyer , 02 ; August Holl'viir , 09 ; Ira Kelly , OJ ;
John L-ohlclu , 00 ; Harry McHugh , U. ) ; John
Mo.ullniber , 01 ; Andrew Mnynlban , OJ ;
Thomas O'Connor , 02 : John Pcikius , 02 :
Wilfred Smith , 07 ; John Cary , 00.
A lilllllltll.l JlollH- .
This body of ours has been likened tn a
tenement. Ih often has a haunted apart
ment the stomach. Scared by the oldrich
sprite , dyspepsia , digestion flies and refuses
to return. What can break the HUOI ! , what
can raise the ban laid upon the unhappy or
gans ) Wo answer unhesitatingly , Hostot
tor's Stomach Hitters , and wo uro war
ranted In the response by the recorded tpsti-
monv of myriads , covering n period of over
a third of n century , A course of tha Bit
ters , begun In any stngo of tbo allhction , und
persistently followed , will terminate in cure
positive , not partial. The Bitters restores
lone to the eplgastrio nerve , renews nnc
purities the Juices exuding from tha cellular
tlssuo that act upon the food dlgestlvoly ,
expels bile from the stomach and the blood ,
and promotes a regular habit of body , Ma
laria , kidney complaint , nervousness , rheu
matism and neuralgia give way to this inedl-
cino.
A I'lcrtRiuit Event.
Monday night the residence of C. C
Hulott , S313 Douclas street , was a scone , o
much happiness and social enjoyment , bi
that occasion Stuart Hulott , an employe o
the waterworks company , celebrated the
twenty-first anniversary of bis birth , and a
goodly number nf friends ussnmblod to take
part In the festivities. The young man ro
ceivcd nevoral very handsome presents
among them a line gold watch from hi
father ; also a handsome scarf pin from
friends , and other mementoes from his asso
ciates in Iho ofllco. It waa an event that the
young man will always remember will
pleas uro. _
Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup fo
children teething rests the child and
comforts the mother , 23c a bottto.
Mnrriatra Ijtoriisot.
Licenses were issued ycUorday to th
following parties by Judge Shields ;
Name and Itoildance , Ago
( Charles M. Ivor , Omaha. . , , ' . . . ' . '
) Jennie Thompson , Omaha. . , , 2
'William ' H. Pliant , Irvlngton 2
( Harriet L. Noyco , Irvington 80
> Supnflunu ? Ijinnloyos.
The council committee to examine Into tb
question ot superfluous city employes wl
meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock , I
consists of Messrs. Olason , Becnel , Lowry
Shnvor nud Osthoff.
Pears' soap secures a beautiful complexion
T1IK VAUhp "JUNK SHOP. "
: x-Coniuy Clarify. 1 > . noetic ICntors
n 0411 lit.
Spcnxlng on tbo condition of tbo records
nd other tnnttorslln the county clerk's
llco wbon It was rcUnquithud by Mr. M , D.
echo , ns published in Monday's IICK , that
cntlcmnn said
'Tho Interview Ismich a misrepresentation
[ facts that I feel chllad upan to mnko a
tntcment of the facts at they really nro.
"At the time I-Hook possession of the
ountv clerk's onicjlthoro were turned over
o mo by my nredecossor the four dnzon chat-
o mortgage flics referred lo tn thU Inter-
low and 1 have boon the custodian ot those
Id record Illos since that tlmo. I have never
icon nblo to make use ot thorn from the fact
int they are not of sufllclont lenelh to flic
way the chatties ns required by law , andre
ro of no value whatever to the countv. The
end record U , wnlch nppstr * to trouble
ihn , U n valuable book und will , In time , bo
sed by the county , ThU baolc w.is also or-
crod by mv predecessor and was turned
ver to ins whec I look Iho olllco , wnlch ho ,
s u county oflleinl. well knew. There waa
Iso conaidernblu stuff such us box on-
elopes with string nnd tie. being
iJO or CW of them , nnd papots portnlnlng
o county nITairs. Thoao Hupplles wore
ever ordered by me , nor am I responsible
n nny way for their being ordered , but came
nto my possession by virtue of my olllco.
"Tho atlick made upon mobv thU nlllulnl ,
i.V these fnUo rcnrosontatlous , is made with
desire to prejudice the minds of the people
gainst mo and to represent , that the affairs
f my onieo were conducted In a loose man-
icr. My books , at the limo I lofl Iho ofllcij ,
vero nil posted nnd signed to ilato wllh the
exception of the warrant register. This
look was kept n good portion of the tlmo In
lie nudltor'o oHlco , and ho notlllod mo and
dso my deputy that ho would pjst the sumo ,
ind that I need not trouble myself with It.
\fter this notice I did not consider It my
luty to Doat U.
"Instead of month's work
beincr a , ns
tntod by him , there is not moro than
hrco days' wont at the least. It might bo
veil to state that when I left the ofllco all
ho warrants issued to dulo weru icceipted
or by mo on the county treasurer's ' warrant
)00k.
"In relation to the clerk's account with
.ho counly treasurer referred to , will siy
hat thorn never has been n book ot tivht
tlnd Kept In the county , but fiat
ho advisability of keeping HUCII u book was
icconinionded by the countv coninusslonora
ono ycnr ueo. At that time I ordered a book
nr thnl purpose , but on consultation
with the county Iln incur ho recominjndod
that such a book bo not kept for the roiaon
hat thu clerk had no sturtlntr point us thn
county Iroasuror had not IsjuoJ trlplocata
receiiU nor had ho made any ropjrti tn the
county clerk.
" 1 he principal trouble with this man Is
irobribly the fact that the countv commis
sioner on last S-Utirtlav settle I with ma In
'all , paying iSfii ( ) which was duo me.
It was but a week iiijo that t'lh ' self styled
ofllcial reported to the prim that I was in
debted to the county In the SUTI of ? liO
This statement conforms with the state
ments marie in tie ! Interview , all of which
aiM absolutely falsa. "
Tliey GiveTheir Ucnsnn : .
Below are given tun reasons why
3lmiuborhiln's Cough Komedy is the
jest. :
1. It will euro a severe cold in less
tlmo than any ether treatment.
2. It does not ai pprebs a cough or
cold ; but loobuiisnnd relieves It.
3. It relieves the lungs , which is of.
great inlt.oi-tiincoiiti treating u cold.
4. It is the only remedy that will
cause the expulsion of mucus from
, ho alp cells of the lungs. *
5. It renders the mucus less tenacious
and easier to expectorate.
( i. If freely used as soon as the first
symptoms appear , it will euro ti aovoro
cold in a slnglo day.
7. It will provcntccroup and avor-tnll
larigiits him anxiety \irisingifroin. that
dreaded disease. !
8. It has cured thousands of cases of
croup , and careful inquiry fails to dis
cover a single case in whichit/has over
ailed.
9. It does not cotiiiiin opium , chloro-
ormnor any other injurious substance.
There is not the leabt danger in giving
t to children.
10. Chamberlain's Cour/h Remedy acts
n perfect harmony with nature and aids
mturo in relieving the lungs , and free
ing the system of morbid matter , accu
mulated by cause of the cold. 50 con M
per bottle. For sale by all druggists.
Tlin Only Ono.
The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway is the only line running solid
vestiimlcd , electric lighted and steam
heated trains between Chicago. Coun
cil Bluffs und Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in
the Pullman sleeping cars run on these
lines if patented 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 Pacific
depot , Omaha , at(5 ( p. in. dally , arriving
at Chicaco at 9:30 : a. m , Passengers
taking this train arc not compelled to
got out of the cars at Council BlulTs and
wait for the train to bo cleaned. Got
tickets nnd Hlocpingear berths ut Union
ticket ollico , 1601 Fiirnain st.
F. A. NArtli , Gon. Agt.
J. U. FKKSTOX. Pass. Act.
A Ijaxv Mini MioJ.
Thomas U. Oruno , an attorney , has com
mcnced suit against the law firm of Cuvnn
augh , At well & Blddlo. The petition is very
voluminous and alleges that during the tlmo
the firm ot Cuvanaugh , Crane & Atwoll was
iu existence the dofenJnuts , Cav.muugU und
Atwell , collected money to Iho amount of
about M.OJO , which fact they conccalo 1 from
Mr. Crane , and appropriated the money to
Iheir own USB. Mr. Crane also alleges that
thn books uro concealed from him. nr.d ho
is unable to determine the amount of moncv
duo him. It is statin ! also that Iho linn of
Cavanaugh , Atwoll & Blddlo nro represent
ing that they arc Uio successors In business
to the llrm fa which Mr. Crane was n part
ner , which report la resulting Injuriously to
the plaintiff's business. Ho prays for a re
straining onicjr , which has bee.i Issued.
Even the most v.lgorous and healthy
people have at tltmiHU fouling of weari
ness and lassitude. . To dispel this feel
ing ttilco Dr. J. HJ McLean's Sarsapa-
parilla ; it will impart vigor and vitality.
Voter * , Oonr V < iiors , Cmno Home ,
The following lull-gram was received at
Tin : BEE otfleo laatni ht :
SAW LMJB , Utah.ll ob. 4. Say to all Oeu-
tile registered voUira of Salt Lake that II
those who cannot afford to pay faro will
como homo and vut , nnd apply ut liberal
headquarters , \Vnlknr house , on election
day , February 10 , the.committee will refund
actual traveling expanses. Voters , dear vo
ters , como home. O , W. POWRIIH ,
Chairman Liberal Com'nitteo. '
Will be paid to any competent ctcmlet who \i\l\ \ \
Hod , onanalytli , a psrtlclo of Hcrcury , PctuU ,
or other polaong In Bnlft'i Specific (8.8. ( S )
'AN EATIN3 SORE
IIcndctaonTcr.ABg. J3 , liM. "For cleh-
tccn months I had an eating aora on my tongue.
I wastrcalcilij \ the but local t-hyelclans , but
cltilnea no relief , tlio eoro gradaally growlns
HOTBC. I concloaed Ccdlr to try S. B. B. , ( ml
wu enllrely cured oflcr neliij a few bolllca.
You kayo raj cheerful pcrmUIoa to ( labllth Iba
ibovo etatemcct for tie benefit cf thceo ttollulf
nflUcted. " O. B. MclJtuonB , Hcnderson/Tex.
Trentlee on Blood and kin DUeucwniuled ftee.
THE RWIKT BPKCIPIO CO. , AtltnU. OB.
Rheumatism ,
BniNCI iluo to tlio presence of uilo
add In the blood , It most pfTrctimlly
cured by the mo of AJCI'S Bnrsnpn-
rllln. Do sure jou get AJCF'H nnd no
other , nnd tnfco it till the poisonous
acid Is thoroughly expelled from the
) stem. Wo challenge attention to this
testimony :
"Abf.nt two ycfiri ngo , nfIcr suffering
lor nearly two jcars from rlicntimtlo
pout , being nlilo \\iilkonly uith great
discomfort , nnd having tried various
remedies Including mlncinlvntem ,
without icllef , I saw liy an advertise
ment In n Chicago pnpcr that a man hod
houn relieved of this dlstioaslng com-
plalnt , nfler lone wiffiTliig , by tnUlni ?
Ayer's Bnnnpnrllli , 1 then decided to
nmlto a trial of this tnedlclnn , nnd took
It regularly for olglit mouths , and am
pleased to state that It bus effected a
umipleto erne. I ! m\osliic ) lmd up re
turn of the disease , " Mrs U. Irving
Dodge , 110 West lath St. , Now York.
"One year ago I was token 111 with
Inflammatory rhruniatlim , being con-
Ilncd to my house Mix months. I rniuo
out of the sickness \or.v much deblll-
tnted , with no appetite , nnd mysjstem
disordered In rvpry w nv I commenced
using Ajcr's Sarsaparllla nnd began to
Immovo nt once , gnlniug In strength
nnd soon recovering my usual health ,
I cannot * y too much in pinlscof this
well-known incdli-lno. " Mis. L. A.
Stark , Nashua , N. H.
r's '
Dr. J. C. Ayer I Co. , Lowell , WsfS
Price tli tlxboltlci , $5. Worlh * 5 o boUle.
CALIFORNIA
THN 1.ND 01'
DISOOVERIB3.
05-
.ABlE/rNFmcl'oRoTilLLfAU. /
SANTA : ABIE : AND : CATR : : CURE
orSale by GoDdtnan O aj Co.
DRS. BETTS S SETTS ?
liOS FAUNA M STUKKT , OMAHA , Nun.
( Opposllo I'axton Hotel. )
Offio * boon , V B. to 9 p. m. Eandara. lOa. mM tc
p.m.
Bprclallita In Cbrontc , Ncrvoui , Skin d niood Dl'
IB-Contultatlon at offlco or by mall tree. Medi
cines sent by in nil or cxprcfn , iccurely imcked , frea
ly and permanently.
Bpermatorrha-a , eml
Bloni. I'llsteal ilcray.nrlHlnxtrora InclUcietlpn ,
remits , completely ormlliatoJ wlthonl ilia alii of
mercury. Scrofula cryliolu8. | fever son's ' , hlotcho * .
nlcrrB. palniln thu hunti ami boncn. ( jphlllilo aura
lhro.it. mouth and tonnuo. catnrrti , etc. , uerinanuitlf
cureJwhpre others liavofal oil.
BlrhlOir FTpinaPV ttn(1 ( madder Tomplnlnta.
IVlDHuY. UllUdlY I'alnfnl. Difficult , t o frequent -
quent burnlnz or blooJy urlno , urine tiUli enlorcl or
nlllunllky no.llmi'iitoii > tan Iln/ . weak back , xonorr
biia , Kleet.C7 > llll < i. etc. l'ruuiitlr | and vafelr cured
cliaruea reaRonablo.
/ ' ? OuarantBed per-
ejnniKPT/NTpYT'SJ I I
S3 JL JCbl\J ± U JttJti 1 manont euro ; re
moval complete without outline , rauillu orillllallun.
' .tin or annoyance.
To Young Hen and MiiWIc-Aieil Men ,
The awful effects of enrlr
11 UUllU VUIIU Vlco , which lrln 3 orranlc
weakneuilcitroylnu both mm --,3 boly , with all
tidreailoil llh , pcrmanentlr cm
riDQ mTTQ ? Address ttioiotl3 bftva Ira-
lIllOi Dtlllu paired IheniBelvoa liy Imnropar
liidulnencei and anil lolltary balilti , which ruin botb
boar ami mind , unOltluf them for builuuM , itudy or
lUlililtll MKH. or lho a entering on that happy
lift , anuruof phytlelal deblllly.quUkly ant teJ.
OUR SUCCESS ,
U ba ed upon facti. fUn-practlcal er ; . rlenee. ice-
oml-'Hery ca e It c > r lally tuillB'l. ' ttiui itjtrllnir
' '
' . ntTecllai curei
wllbuullnlurr. . . . . .
1(33 Farnamttr etOmnha. Neb.
STEEL PENS
COLD ItEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION tMJ ,
NOB. 3O3-4O4-I7O-6O4. i
MOST PERFECT OP PENS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. Young and middle -
\dle aitd turn , iutltrlnz from > : uioiu : ur
' "
-J\ou7iiKxctJ i ;
-
1 , '
tlcilllr. fur hem t. rHKK i
riior. a. . HESI ,
1 Lock Da * 156 , U ( .troll , MlcU.
FINAL CLOSING SALE
To wind up our Retail Jewelry Department.
All Diamonds , Watches , Jewelry. Silver
ware , Clocks , etc. , rcnuiimiiK unsold at this date ,
must go for what they will bring ,
We oil'cr , until store is rented , Every Article at a
Bargain. Look at our Cheap Windows , Auc
tion prices Nowhere. No use quoting figures. No
reasonable offer refused on Art Goods , Bric-a-
brac , etc. "Price , em and take'cm. " Our extreme
low prices on Optical Goods , still prevail. Gold
Spectacles and Eye Glasses , $3 and upward. Fine
Steel Spectacles , 750 up , worth double. ( Eyes tested
and fit guaranteed.
N. 13. An extra force of salesmen has been engaged
for this Special Sale , so all can be waited on
promptly.
Store for Rent , Fixtures for Sale.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
JEWELERS AND OPHCIHE - - COR , 16HUND FARNAM 813 , .
Medical & Surgical Dispensary , Nos. 101 to 113 So. JSth St.
O ( looms for Ir.fionti. lEcecplioti KOOIIIN ill ) unit ! ( ) , Oinitliacb
AJLilj - Uralnv erlnit T'rrt fro , ,
onrlrdccny ixnit I'lrhipsConsumpllon orln inltr , tronl liClcntmc ! llr. brnuw melli ioli. OomulUlUn freo.
Lnlnrrli.lllioiitiiatlrui . , i'olipnoiu IllicliirKm. ml kf urlno , piiliitnl BwcmnKs quickl n-lli-Toil nu I rnJIcnllr
ciit.'d lllu iraic I took.-Mlo'i Sitrot Krrori I eonti. Scn'l fop ( JuuMlnn Ustun an > riiroulo IM f aio = _ t
1 } ] < WOliTVri'IMVi Bmc * nnrt Tnnros. Host facllltk-n. mipatatun nnrt n-rauJIca for aovO fut
1'Jj''l -Wl-l I i
' liO ,
> - - - trentmintof e ry formofill fa < o roiiulrlna Mpillfnl or SiimloM trcHlnirnt
Wo mnko a npil ntrof lirncc * . Truuon.tlub Foul , Curvatiirc of Bplno. t'llcs , Tanmrs. Ciin-nr. iirnnehUK
'FmiV ' l0n"'ksnmVi ! KWnoj , Illadiler , linr. Skin ami illooil ami all urateaHVor *
| ' ' '
ijsjr AllnirVnA'rT'Nr ASITCIALTV. Hook , rtrcntars and Qu atlon llrl on Ncrr.
' I'l' > > UJHUIN . : . . '
JJlOiyVOj'jO ou nc i. Coimlpatlon ouraluln. lAJiitnirliioa. 1'Mu In tlio
llnck , l'rulHV < u > L'terl , 1'llci , Vctialo WoaknoM , U ; > pcpila , 81 In I'lnuifos aud all II o l Dlieiuos.
BjplnlN , ticfofula , Ilnd jDlouil , BUtn , Urinary Dhuaaca nail Gloat Cured forLiif *
BUILDERS' FIE BRONZE GOODS
Of Every Design and Finish.
HIM E B AU G H & TAYLOR , 1405 Dougias Str-
ETCHINGS.
ENGRAVINGS , 5STHALLBT& DAVIS
I&TKIMBALL ,
MOULDINGS , S3-PCANOS& ; ORGANS
FRAMES. SHEET MUSIC.
1513 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska
This Obstreperous Maot |
Positively refuses any longer
to wear baby dresses. Kilts
are what he longs for and
must have.
MOTHERS
of like minded children would
do well to mnke the desired
change at this time. In our
large line of
KILT SUITS
Which we are selling at
We are sure you will find
something to your liking ,
ONE SPECIAL BARGAIN
Is our line of
Jersey Kilt Suits ,
Formerly sold nt $7 , 58 , nnd
$0 , now soiling at
'
6S5.
State Line.
Tolnsoiv ! ; , llclfast , Dublin ami Lheri > eel
rilOJI NESV VOIIK IlVKllYTIIUItSDAV.
Etecrago lo and from Kuropo at Lowotl Until.
"Stato of California , " building.
AVttis 1UUJW1N & Co. , Ucn'l AsenU ,
U Uruad ray , New Vprk
Jon.v Una EN , Ucn'l VVotcrn Aeent.
M lUndolpb St. , Clilcaxa
lUiiitvE. MooitisTI103. JfuU.NNt : ,
Axenti at Omaha
CHICHEBTCn'S ENGLISH
.PENNYROYAL PILLS.
> \ PICO CROSS DIAMOND BRAND ,
fefcKl-j K rr. od ! , I.IUU. LiidlM , C.I
* l Hr.nJ.lu red u.t.llk
lllaa
T ( rtf Itriinilltf r
- ' S t . . , litM lib Hw ilt-Uio. Tali e B. alb en
In Rend 4c.ilpl ( for ttrllOBlirl u4 "Iteller Ivl
C.H.PEARSON & C2.-34-
-BALTIMOREMQ
A Perfect Art Album containing 24
Beautiful Pholograpln rcprosentlng
" Tea and Collet cullure , Hill bo tent
on receipt of your aiidreii ,
CHASE & SANBORN , 136 Broad St. , Boiton.
Western Depl. 80 Franklin SI , , Chicago , III ,
DrJ.EMREW
Tlio Well Known Specialist ,
l > iiniurim ie < lln
Hie irritmeutot
all runua of I'm-
( llcutamlhlrict- ,
Man tin mi and
.Uubltlon. Mter.
Illy ur lUrruu.
neii ul.olutelf
turu.l. H ul lur
IxiukiTho I.lfd
Hi'iret. " fiirMaa
iirWonan. eatb
Offlco S.E. Cor. JUtn & Juokson Sts
Omaha , Neb , >
SHOE DEATERSlll ,
on III , . , and Foa lu a
S-'W ! ' WAWM. ' "
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