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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1890)
J-1 of * " d- o.rxn o.txw HtPH - Of EOf ar own , J J Illlll * THE CHIEF OF ENUMERATORS Mr. Thonm Cook Says His Men Work Like Bearers. RESULT WILL BE SATISFACTORY , { Flic Adding of the Ward Jlas Itcon Completed nnd Htiows n ttll lit Inureano In the City County HetimiH. Mr. Thomas Cook , supervisor of the census , * 6al in Jndgo Dundy'a chamber nt the court house yesterday morning nnd Jsupcrvised the ' work of Inking the name * of these , who had ' fcccn missed and who called to bo counted. ' Three or four enumerators who have fin- ) ishcd the work in the districts assisted him. There were kicks galore , but the super- > vlsor Minited through it nil , an additional rndl- nnco being added to his features by the reflection - ; flection of a bright red peony that bloomed from his button hole. 1 "These people , " said Mr. Cook In an nsldo lo n reporter after a skirmish with on indig nant citizen from tin ) Third ward , "should remember that there yet remain many hours of the allotted time. Fifty enumerators nro at work In this city today. They can easllv cnumcruto 800 people each , nnd that will make 15,000 names tfiut the enumerators can take today. That is a good many people , if you only know it. A great muny of thcso citizens who are coming up hero have been enumerated without knowing it. The names of young men living In hoarding houses , in many in stances , have l > cen given to the enumerators by their landladies , who nro made competent to do so under the laws governing the census. Of course , wo will inlss some of the residents of Omaha probably from ono two thousand , but that is not many out of Omaha's popula tion. I cannot glvuyou any llgurcs now , as to do so would bo violating my oath. I will laiovv the population of this city , Beatrice , Lincoln and Nebraska City on Saturday and by obtaining a permit from the bureau nt Washington I caa divulge the figures at once. " Two very Indignant residents of the Sixth ward came in with the names of fifteen faml- > , llus in their ward that hud not been taken. t "In reference to the Sixth ward , " said Mr. Cook , "let mo say this to you gentlemen : One of the enumerators I unpointed out there moved away to Chicago without notifying me and it was several days before I discovered that he was not nt work and so out there wo cot behind , but I have four good men at work In the ward today and nil the residents of that district will IK ) enumerated. " There were also complaints from the Cen tral nark neighborhood and from the Seventh wnru. A gentleman named Whitlngham , living in the Sixth ward , was ono of the few visitors to the census room that came in with smiling faces. A girl baby had l > ccn born to Mrs. Whittiiigham in thu morning and this proud father wanted the babe included in the cen sus. He was disappointed when told that only those babies who had been born prior to Juno 1 could be counted. COUNT * ASSESSMENT. OTIic City Rooks Added , With n Sliow- InjI of Nlnetpon million. Tlio assessment for the city by wards has ficeii added , with the following result : Ho.nl. I'crsnnnl. Totul. 1st wnr < l.ltt ! > .790 00 $ lfiBH.433 00 2nd ward. 1 , 'J,5.V ) DO lIKoV. M l.Nll.OL'i 00 Sill ward. OM.SB 0) 4iKI.7.'il : 00 4tli ward. 2.887,230 00 mss ! > t oo Cth Wiird. lSllni5 ) 00 a .av oo z\i\mn \ oo ( Hit ward. i , ! . < m 00 1.IS3.A35 00 7th wuril. I.7IKI.OSS 00 HT.IUVI ( X ) fith warn l.lit.M. > 00 11.V-1G 00 liwlfio oo iltli ward. l,5flTli3 DO 77,831 00 lM4.Uii ( 00 Totul.UUG3G7700 l2.S70.ttM 00 910 $ 15,51)7 ) 00 Lust yr's TotuLs.ir.i08,778 ; 00 J2.nifl.S07 00 $ ia.-7lir 00 I inc'r. * ira.800 DecftAi.SHTiioliiri.i.'Qoo Those figures show uu increase of $115,153 over hist year. This showing will , however , bo seen at a glance to ho incomplete in that does not in clude the figures on the property of railroads , luniks and tulegi-aph couiD.inlcs. To give a further idea of the incompleteness it is only nece.ssiiry to notice that last year the nssobstid valuation of railroad pronorty in Omaha was $ JOI,7 , > 0.-IO ; that of the banks was f-IM'JO ( ! , and the telegraph companies It was July 3 or 4 last year before the complete - pleto showing was ascertained , and will probably bo about that time this year. The only decrease shown thus far is in the personal property column. As given hi the tiible above , this reads : Last year $2,018.507 U'hiayuar * 2,87(5,0 ( 0 Decrease $ 41,017 The work of the out-of-town footing - - pre cincts has progressed ns follows : IVrsonul. Kual. Total. Bouth Omttlm.-1(1,077 ( 81 , 22.i75 ! OhlcuBOprfolnot. ' 4l ) . n 1S7.8I5 1711,850 JoiiKliis preul'ot 2I.1ISO y- ; ! ! ) ! ! ) ! SfU.IIH. % Klkhorii 10flir > IO.U75 111.1W ) I'loroni.- ! ' ; r.r > . 'W L'li.X-'iJ SM.821 Jnlfcr-stin . . . . SIuArdh- . . 1'lutto Valloy. . . 07.003 12.VV.1) ) lSli ) > Tinloii . KiB ! 155,018 100.WJ . . \VuntUmalm. . . . 1&2W ClV.,8ll ) * 081,177 The footings of the country products will uo coiuplulcd today. Families not .already supplied should lese tie tlmo lu procuring n bottle of Chamber lain's Colic , Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Hcmedy. It is tlio only remedy that can always bo de pended upon fov bowel complaint hi all its 1'onns. ! J."i and 50 cent bottles for sale by all druggists. _ _ _ _ _ _ THK RR.YDS1IA.W KUND. -Ad'JItlonnl KnwpoiiMos to tlio Appeal l''riitn the Tornndo Sud'ororH. ( Tiir. BKU Invokes prompt nnd liberal aid from' every roan nnd woman whoso heart tltmbs in sympathy with the stricken people of.Bradshaw. Komittances in any amount sent to this DflU-o will bo acknowledged through our columns - umns f i-oui ilny to day. ' The subscriptions so far received by TUB JjHKiiroas follows : Previously reported . KllO.Ofl Mrs. 11. l > . Itnriiutt . ft.00 J. U. Kuony.Omalm . 5.00 muxi The Honollt Conucrt. The plans for the concert to bo given nt Jloyd's opera houuo this evening uuder the uusplcea of the "T. K. " quartette xTor.tho benefit of tha Hradslmw sufferers nro nearly complete , and mi excellent entertain ment U assured. Tlio Musical Union orches tra and brass band , numl > urlng twenty-nvo pieces , will furnish tluvo line numbers. Mr. Martin Calm nnd Miss Henderson will bo the accompanists. The Ajwllo club will fur nish two numbers. Mrs. J. W. Cotton and Walter Wllkins have coasonted to sing solos. Thu Hutorlus mandolin club will play two number * . The proceeds will bo forwarded to tlio rqilof committed 113 soon as the tickets ran bo sold. The expenses nro to bo mot by donation entirely. , "T. K. " CiiitciTt . ' Thei-o should bo nn ororHow attcndanco at Jloyd's on the occasion of the Unulshaw bon- ofltmoccrtb- "T. k , " quartoltu ut the opoi-.i imuso. All the expenses nnd the inusU ctil talent nro donated and the proceeds will go to the stricken people who nocd all the iisslstiinco which can bo given them. Omaha jnx > plo should turn out and 1111 the opera house to uvc'i-llowlng on Thursday , thereby Hiding tlio suffoixH-s and at the hiimo tliuu eu- Joylng n line programme for a small sum. \\'o will attend with our families und onrn- cstly hoiM that the majority of our citizens ull I do lllunvlso , K. C. Cushlug , John Hush , Prank E. ' Jlcxn-os , Kuclld Martin , Samuel Uurns.Jamcd 1. Woodaixl , Frank J. Lange , Vf. H."ChrUUi\ Julius Meyer , H. O. Ucvrlcs , Victor E. OJeniU'r , U. M. Nuttinger. Al\vayn UNO Pint CD Clilorlilos Cor household dlsmfoctlon. You will like It. : UNION DKl'OT. Uo\r the Now Structure Will When CoinplfitcU. In 1M meeting , Tuesday , the union depot company decided to put sonic life Into tha on * tcrprlsc and push work Just as rapidly us pos sible. sible.Mr. Mr. Adams snld hova * pleased with the plans und approved everything thut had been done. In a tnlK had with Mr. Van Urunt , one of the architects , the latter stated that , when the structure was complete * ! , Omaha could boast of the very finest depot on this contin ent. The building is to bo constructed of brick , brown sand-stone nnd terra cotta. It will have n frontage on Tenth street of 130 feet with n depth of 150 foot. There will bo ono high basement story partly suMlvldod by a half story under the level of the Tenth street viaduct. The floor of this basement will bo nearly on n level with the tracks , the platforms between which will bo covered by Iron sheds. The building will 1 > 0 approached from the town on a level with the viaduct through n covered porch and ves tibule , by which the uubllo will enter thu iimln Vailing hall , which runs length- \viso through the building with n Moor surface 50x123 feet , enlarged nt the entrance cud by semi-circular additions. The hall will extend to the roof through three stories and bo celled with an arched vault , of which the panels nro to bo in glass. The two outer ends of this hall will Iw occupied by great arched windows. The sides are to bo divided by piers Into n series of bays , and two galleries will bo carried around , giving act-ess to the two ottlco stores above the viaduct story. This hall on the viaduct story will have on the right nnd left capacious waiting rooms with toilet rooms attached , also ticket onlce , pickngo : room , news stand , baggage room and nil the minor ofllccs usually attached to the general watting hulls in first class stations. The hull will bo tiled mid wainscoted to n height of seven feet with marble , and will bo furnished with n grand public staircase of marble nnd iron leading down to the track lloor , where there Is another waiting hall of the same area as the ono nbovo , The baggage department will occupy the spaca on ono side of this lower hall , and on the other sldo will bo 'a waiting room for emi grants , with toilet-rooms attached ; also pub- lie tollet > rooni ! > for both sexes and u largo lunch-room. Over this lunch-room , accessi ble from the hallway landing of the main stains , will bo a great dinlng-lmll , extending through two i lories , furnished with abund ant conveniences for kitchen , serving-rooms , laundry , etc. On the right nnd loft of the main street en trance from the viaduct tire provided largo elevators for tlio public , communicating with the hull beneath on the track Ipvcl. The second nnd third stories nbovo the via duct lloor will lw occupied by the oftices of the various companies. There is a separate staircase entrance to these floors from the viaduct , with separatq elevator , and the rail road ofllces are accessible from the two galleries - lories before mentioned , which look down up on the nuiifi hall. The building will bo nearly fire-proof ; will have every accommodation known In the host of such structures ; will bo heated by fresh nir drawn from the top of the tower and driven by fans Into u plenum hot air room in the cellar , whence the warm air will bo pro pelled through pipes into the various halls and rooms , which nro also furnished with a corresponding system of exhaust pipes for foul liir drawn by revolving fans into main exhaust ducts which have their coil in the tower. The tower will 200 feet high from the via duct level and will have four largo illuminated clock dials. On Removal tu Cheyenne. The removal of Master Mechanic Middle- ton nnd his ofllce to Cheyenne has provoked n great deal of discussion both in business and railroad circles. It is olalmcd , however , by Union Pacific ofllcials that Omaha's interests will not bo affected ; that the present shops which give employment to 1'JOO men tire in no wise to be reduced or interfered with ; that the Nebraska division is more important than any other and can furnish enough work of all kinds to keep this plant running at its full capacity. There are others , however , who pretend to bo well informed and who ridicule these statements. They assert , and with great positivcness , that at least seven hundred men of the Omaha force will bo taken to Cheyenne. Others claim , however , that Cheyenne is to bo the main point for repairs and that Mr. Mlddlctou goes there simply as a matter of convenience. A rumor that the storehouse is also to bo removed from Omaha to the Wyoming capi tal Is positively denied by the authorities at the huadipjnrtcrs. Tcblietts 3Iny lie the Man. According to the very latest report J. S. Tobbetts is to bo made general purchasing agent of the Union Pacific road. Some color is given to the rumor for the reason that it emanates -from a source that never indulges in speculation. Mr. Adatns says , however , that the matter of a permanent succcsor to MeKibbon has not boon decided upon. It is known , though , that the names of two or three good men have been under considera tion. Mr. Charles , of the Chicago , Burling ton it Qulncy at Galesburg , who was once se lected by Vice President Ilolcomb for that place , is favorably mentioned , nnd unless , in deference to Mr. Adams' wishes , it is given to TebbotU , Charles will probably bo the man. Dolt Tjino Double Tt-nolc. Dlvlsion-Superlntcnden IJathburn , of the Missouri Pacific , is in Omaha looking after Clio work of double-tracking the belt lino. Ties and rails were distributed yesterday und truck laying will commence today. The double track will extend only from VVeUUcr street depot to Thirty-first street. It is expected that work will bo commenced within ten days on the Plattsmouth cut-off. Chief Engineer Lewis is now in St. Louis with Mr. Clark , letting contracts for the grading and bridgo-building. Another Summer Kvourslou. Jim Stcphcnson lias completed arrangements with the Union Pacific for u summer excur sion west similar to thut which ho took out last season. It will leave Omaha July Sti and bo gone ono month. It Is proposed to take in Yellowstone park , go north to Portland , swing around liy Shoshone Fulls , and comu back by way of Salt Lake and Denver. Mr. titcphcnson will take his tally-ho coaches along and make short excursions to various points of Interest away off the railroad. Two IlcnHoiiN Given. Vlco-President Ilolcomb says that the of fice of general manager of the Missouri river division goes to Kansas City because thut is Mr. llrinkorhoff's ho o ; also because Super intendent Ban- must have an ontco when ho vacates the old depot soon nnd the only place for him Is Mr. Dickinson's oflleo. "Furthermore , " ho continued , "Brinkcrholl will be on the road more than half his time ; consequently It will make very llttlo differ ence where his headquarters nro located.Ve have room at Kansas City nnd nro short of room hero. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ WantM tlio Old Shops. The Omaha & St , Louis road Is negotiating for the purchase from the Union Pacific of its old round-houses and repair shops at the transfer , Council IllulTs. It is understood that If the former corporation succeeds in getting this property it will locate its division shops thero. _ Ot't n Tattle Ovnr Half. The Damon property , condemned for Union depot eoimuny , has licen appraised at $05,000 The owner wanted $100,000. An AliHOluto Cure. The OUKSINAL AHIBTINB OINTMENT Is only put up in largo two-ounce tin Iraxes , and Is an absolute euro for all sores , hunts , wound.schnpiHxl , hands nnd all skin eruptions. Will positively euro nil kinds of piles. Ask for the OUK1INAL AUIETINK OINT- MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at 'i5 cents i > or box by mall W ) cents. only railroad trmn out of Omaha run expressly for the accommodation of Omaha , Council BlulTd , DCS Molnus and Chicago Imslno.-w is the Rock Island vostllmlo limited , leaving Omiihii at 4:1 : < > li. m. daily. Ticket oillco 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam St. , Omaha. HE SUICIDED SCIENTIFICALLY , A Lincoln Physician Hold ) a Mirror to See to Out Hi3 Throat DOCTOR BOBBINS' ' LAST OPERATION. Slnco Ho Accidentally Shot Hlnnelf In tlio Foot Two Weeks Ago Ho Una Been Moody nnil Despondent. Lixcot.x , Nob. , Juno 19. [ Special to TUB HUB. ] Dr. L. H. Kdbbtus , ono of the host known physicians in Lincoln , committed sulcldo this morning by cutting Ills throat with a surgeon's knife ; About n week nKO ho accidentally shot himself in the foot while burglars wcro In the house. He has since been con tine J to his bed and has suffered great pain. At 4 o'clock this morning ho called for n drink of water. At 0 o'clock ho was found dead with a terrible Rash across his throat. In his left hand was a mirror ami In his right a knlfa. Ha wrote a loug fare well letter to his two children. The deceased hud three wives , nil of whom died suddenly. The lust died live mouths ago. ago.When When the body of his last wife was ox- humcd traces of arsenic wcro found In her stomach , but not in sufllclcnt qumiUtes to Justify the charge of murJor. Slnco ho accidentally shot himself in the foot , two weeks ago Sunday , ho has been very moody and despondent. But last even ing when Marshal Mellck called upon him at his residence , Eighteenth and N streets , ho vfta In better spirits than usual. The last time ho was scon ullvo was at 4 p. in. , when the housekeeper , in response to his call , gave him a glass of water. When his body was found , two hours later , it presented n tcrrlblo .sight , his clothing being drenched with blood , while the red iluld had gathered in pools on the bed and clotted. The letter ho left was written in a firm business hand up to the middlaof the third page. After that It was tremuluous and almost Illegible. Ho gave explicit directions as to the disposition of his body. The lust words in the epistle were : 'Death Is near. I am weak. I cannot speak. God will help mo in heaven. " His older child is Leonard , a lad of four teen , the younger is Katie , a girl of about cloven. The verdict of the jury was that the deceased - ceased came to his death uy his own hands. The remains will bo interred here m the sumo lot with those of his three wives. SO.MU 1'I.AIN TALK. The morning Journal censures your corre spondent editorially because the Hguron given in TUB BEK as to damages done by the tor nado do not agree with the e of the Journal. With this single exception the report has been universally commended for its complete ness and accuracy. It is claimed by the Journal that the losses given in Tin : BKK nro too high. But the word of business men hero does iiot corroborate this assertion. Your correspondent did not trust his own judgment in estimating losses , as is inti mated , but followed the word of men who wcro on the scene and who own buildings themselves. Where the loss could not bo arrived at the approximate cost of Urn build ing was given where it was completely or al most completely wrecked. While your correspondent was writing np his report he was approached by certain- busi ness men who : u > lccd him to cither under es timate the damage douo or'write the storm up in a humorous strain as though it amounted to nothing. Otherwise , they in sisted , it would do the city great damage. It is a remarkable fact that an hour or two later ho was again approached and asked to say nothing about the connci'tion of u man of wealth in Lincoln with an alleged scheme to despoil a rich but insane man. Later it was boosted in the presence of your correspondent that no paper In Lincoln dare tell thu truth about this rich man's doings. Whether the other Lincoln ncwspapor men were approached in the same manner or not is not known. But it is u slgnillcant fact that the Journal confined its account of the tornado to only ono building. It was also painfully apparent that there was not a word about the McAllister will case. Tar Br.i : had a detailed account of the tor nado and the alleged deon-lald plot against the McAllister heirs was given in full. It is also signiilcant that the evening News came out last night and declared in a double- leaded editorial that hereafter it would pub lish the news as it could best get it , no mat ter who should ask that it bo .suppressed. It is also an interesting fact that during the past ten days 15 ! ) now subscribers have been added to the Lincoln list of Tun Bii : : . Your correspondent docs not write to wantonly injure the interests of Lincoln or its business men. But he owes fealty to the paper ho represents , and as a faithful em ploye should send nil news to his chief , with out eliminating any parts , no matter how dis agreeable they may bo to anybody. CH.n SHTTLIillS' 1'ICXIC. The second annual old settlers' picnlo was held at Cushmnn's park today and was at tended by thousands of old settlers mid their children. People from all the towns and school districts in the county wcro In attend ance. In addition to the social features there was an informal programme presented , Pres ident Sncll acting as master of ceremonies. The llrst speaker w.is Hon. T. M. Marquette , who recounted liis early experiences as n pion eer. Mrs. A. J. Sawyer spoke on the "Hero ism of the Pioneer Woodmen. " Hon. M. B. Cheny and Judge Mason and others followed with pioneer talcs. Music was furnished by the Clipper baud and a basket dinner was served at noon. jfnwsi'Apnn MBX iir.-rrnx. Colonel Thomas II. Ilvdo , C. II. Gere , II. D. Hathaway , .lohu M. Cotton , Fred Bcnzln- gcr and Lou Wessol , Lincoln's contingent of the journalists who took in the trip to the Black Hills given by the B. M. , returned this afternoon looking ruddy and hearty and f ull of interesting tales concerning their trip. iMiTUSox.vrnn AxoTitnu MAN. A few days since William Shanan received notice from the B. & M. railway company that a load of household furniture was at the depot for him. It proved thatthe notice hud been sent on account'of n misinterpretation of the name of the owner. Still William looked at the furniture with envious eyes , and ob tained possession of it by impersonating the rightful owner. The trick was found out and Shanan was arrested. Today ho was tried and hold to the district court in tha sum of $300. A TOUXO TIUMP. One of the youngest specimens of the genus tramp that probably ever struck Lin coln was a ten-year-old lad that crawled out of n box car this afternoon. His parents live in Buffalo , N. Y. , ho said , but lie had de cided to curve out his own destiny and loft homo for the purpose of so doing. Ho stopped ilrst at Chicago and then at Kansas City , but saw no fortunes lying around loose in either place. Ho reached hero today nearly starved and decidedly dUgustcd with what he had seen of life. Ho said that everywhere hi ) had applied for food ho had been refused. 8TATB IIOU : < K NT.WS , A manufacturing establishment that Is a candidate for the patronacro of the members of the farmers' ullianco tiled articles of incor poration with HID secretary of state this morning. It is to bo known as the Alliance homo manufacturing company and its busi ness Is to manufacture an article called the "Alliance hamo. " The silo of the factory is to bo at Oixl and the authorised capital stock Is $100,000. Attorney General Lcuso loft this morning for Omaha. The following cases were filed in the supreme premo court this morning : Leonard 1C. Scroggin vs John W. McClelland ; error from Nuckolls county ; dlftputoovcr u $7tXJ check given by Seroggln on which n bank refused payment. Farmers' mid Merchants' bank of Alnsworth vs Clinton Upham and A. B. Skfl- ton ; error from Valley county : suit over two promissory notes aggregating 1,700 , Adjutant General Cole issued the Tallowing special order today : The resignation of First Lieutenant D. O. Mallor , adjutant of first regiment , is hereby approved , and ho is honorably discharged from the service. Captain A. A. Heed , having been elected cuptuln of Company C , tirt > t regi ment , and A. J. Ullck , ilrot lieutenant of same company and regiment , the sumo is heroby-cpproved and they will bo respected and otxfed ncrordlngljx On the recom mendation of Colonel John B. Pratt , com manding ilrst regiment , First Lieutenant A. J. Gllck is hereby nppnbilPd adjutant of snld regiment , nnd will bn rcvjpeetod nnd olwyod accordingly. Captiiln .Hoed , rommandlna company C , first regiment , is ordered to call nn election of said company for the purpose of Oiling the vacancy cnu pil by the transfer of Llcutcnnut Gllck. Colonel Ucorgo 3. FdWkher , special agent of the general laud oObwk and examiner of surveys , is at Uiuoftlco of Commissioner Stceu. cmNBWH AMI NOTES. During the past flvi ? mouths nnd n half the real estate transfers exclusive of contracts amount to $1,13 1,000. , , . The second annual reunion of the class of 'Sy , Lincoln high school , was held last even ing at the ofllco of the fclty superintendent. Prof. D. K. DungaUf-A-M. , D.D. , has been elected president of Cjyttior university , the Chrlctlan college in tlm city. Years ago Dr. Dungan was pastor of the Church of Christ in. Lincoln , While the five-year-old son of Jacob Jacops- meler was riding on a horse at his home north east of the city , lie fell to the ground and fractured both bones of the forearm. While William Park was wbrkluRon thereof roof of the city hall today ho fell to the hard pavement below. Ho was badly cut on the head , hip nnd ankle. Ho suffered internal in juries but they nro not thought to ho serious. Whllo P. L. Wing nnd A. F. WnNh wcro out driving last evening their buggy collided with n hewo cart on F and Kleventh streets. Both gentlemen w6ro thrown out and Wing received an ugly gash across the forehead. A Good Tiling to Keep nt Ha ml. From lite Tmu ( Kan. ) CMtf. Wo have occasion to use but little of the numerous medicines advertised In our paper ; but wo have found one to 1111 the bill of what is claimed for it , and take pleasure in saying so. That is Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Ucmedy. Some years ago. wo were very much subject to severe spells of cholera morbus ; and now when we feel any of the symptoms that usually preceed that ailment , such ns sickness at the stomach , diarrhoea , etc. , wo become scary. Wo have found Chamberlain's remedy the very thing to straighten ono out in such cases , and always keep it about. It is somewhat similar to the usual cholera cures , but seems to con tain Ingredients that render it more pleasant to take , and thatjlo their work inoro quickly. Sheriff Dovoreux tells us that ho Is subject to cholera morbus , and recently felt a spell com ing on , when ho obtained a bottle of Chamber lain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemody , and two doses made him all right. Wo are not writing this for a pay testimonial , but to let our readers know what is a good thing to keep handy In the house. For sale by all druggists. ' IN SEIjlMJKKENSG. G. II. Doitrich Tftlks Strangely of Liocol nnd Through Hates. Mr. G. H. Deltrleh , president of the Ger man National bank at Hastings and ox-presi dent of the Hastings board of trade , called upon Tin : BKK yesterday and took exceptions to a report which appeared in this uapor May 23. Mr. Dcitrich is the gentleman who had a llttlo wordy tilt with Attorney General Leeso at the meeting of the state board of trauspor- tutlon in Lincoln on May 21. Speaking of the meeting Mr. Dcitrich said : "Tho reports scut out hardly did me justice , especially in the matter of quoting mo as using the language of the word bummer in replying to Mr. Lceso , I talked plainly to him , just us ho was talking to mo. I did not say that Mr. Leeso had told a falsehood in his comparison of the Iowa and Nebraska rates. What I did say , and tho' olllelul report of the meeting will bear mo out , was that Mr. Leese seemed to bo the only ono who had pointed out the great differcncp and 1 asked that ho specify some article on which the difference existed. " "Did ho do it ! " "Yes. He took nn extreme low rate in Iowa and an extreme high rate in Nebraska , and was , of course , able to show quite a dif ference. This was owing to a difference in the methods of tlassifying roads nnd freight and could riot be taken as an accurate statement of existing affairs. He took an exceptional case aud made a general application of it. ' "What Nebraska needs , " continued Mr. Dcitrich , "and what wo in the western part of the state are working for , is a reduction of the through rato. The local business in Ne braska is only 10 per cent of the business , the live stock shipments to Omaha excepted , and wo do not think it policy to antagonize the railroads on the local rate question when all our benefits of any importance must come from a reduction of tUo through rates. To illustrate , the three great commodities or great items of railway business , coal , lumber and .stone , are handled in Iowa on a local rate , us they are nil products of the state. Of course the Iowa man is interested in a low local rate. These three Items , which form a bulk of the railway business to Nebraska , are shipped in on an interstate rate and the through rate Is what wo want lowered for our benefit. "A few years npo ; the rate on grain from Hastings to Pacific coast points was SX ) cents to 51.10 a hundred. Wo succeeded in getting a reduction on the through rate to ( H ) nnd 05 cents , and wo now have one fUun that ships thirty-live carloads of grain and chopped feed each month to Hocky mountain points. No possible reduction of local rates would have given us such a benefit. "Tho railroads have made n local rate to Grand Island from points fventy-live miles distant of $ ( i a car , less than ouo-thfrd the aver age local rate in Iowa. Some of the Iowa poli ticians could take this exception , call it a gen eral ruto and make Just as strong u case in Iowa as Mr. Lceso did in Nebraska and still bo Just as far away from the true state of affairs. " Dr. Birnoyprnctlco limited to eutarrh- ol discuses of nose , and throat. Boo WHO AUK THE MICKY IIUNUUED ? A Novel and HxpciiHlvo Method or Ad vertising Ilenl Kstato. Commencing Monday , Juno 29th , wo will give nwiiy 100 choice lots to any ono sending us their full tmino und address with 2o for return uotiUiKo. These lots nro 2oxl2o foot nnd will bo worth $250 ouch in less than three years. The present population of Salt Lake City Is 00,000. in live years it will bo the largest city between -Chicago and ,81111 FruneiKco. Wo mean husinosa and if you wunt a warranty deed to u splendid lot send on your name to the Salt Lake View addition company , Salt Luke City , Utah. Bheumatism , BKING duo to the presence of uric ncidin the blood , la moat ofTcctnnlly curcil by the uao ol Ayor's Snrstipn- rllltx. Be sure yea gut Ayor's nud no other , and tnko It till the poisonous ncld is thoroughly oxpulled from the system. Wo challenge attention to this testimony : "Alwut two years ago , after suffering for nearly two years from rhmmmtio pout , being nlilo toyulk only with great illscomfort , nnd hnvlng tried vuriotis rumedlea , including mineral waters , without relief , I saw by an advertise ment in a Chicago pnppr that a man hail been relieved of tills distressing com plaint , nftor long siifforlnj , ' , by taking Ayer'a Sarsnparilla. ' 1' then decided to make a trial of this lijMiclno , and took it regularly for eight- months , and am pleased to stutu thnt'U ' has effected a complete cure. I have slnco had no re turn of the disease. " Mr . It. Irving Iodge ) , 110 Went 113th St. , Now York. " Ono year ago I waa token 111vlth Inflammatory rheumatism , belli ) ; con- lined to my IIOIIHO Mix mouths. I came out of the sicknoHS very much debili tated , with no appetite , and my system disordered in every wnv. I commenced using Ayvr's Sarsaparllln and begnu to Improve at once , gaining in strength nnd soon recovering my usual health. 1 cannot sty too much in praise of thla well-known medicine. " Mrs. L. A. Stark , Nashua , N. II. Ayer's ' Sarsaparilla , BT Dr. J. C , Ayer & Co. , Lowell , Mass. VrK * ( I ; ilx boltlcj , | 5.Vorth ( J boUU. yw + * t * * * + + r + * * r * + r + * rrr * + MADE BY SPECIAL PROCESS-THE BEST. Cocoa Is of supreme importance ns nn nrticlc of diet. ; Van Houtcn's has fifty per tent , more llcsh-forming properties - < ' ties than exist in the best of other cocoas. " * VAN BOUTIN'S COCOA "BEST & GOES FARTHEST. " The.tissue of the cocoa bean is so softened ns to render j ! it easy of digestion , and , at the same time , the aroma is highly developed. rVAN IIOUTF.N'S COCOA ( "onr * tried , atr r nied " ) Is the orlalnnlpnrc , olu- tilet'acon.lnl'cnteil.iKtfcnlcilnMil mnilnln llnllnmt.aml IftCMlir bettor and twrt | i > / W lIian an/of lh numerous Imitation ! . In fact , * eomparatlra tut will ( islljr prora , \ \ that o < xW Coccva < ] uatathli Ixnb > r'i In nolubllitr , * cr abletaiit ( > ami nutrltlra quail- ] > tlos. " /.arg l dale In the norlj. " Aik ( or VAN lUnrri 'Banil ( iVo nonth.r. U "THIS IS AN AGE OF APOLLINARIS WATER. " Walter liesant. -W 1 9 O * ' 1KB QUEEN OE TABLE , WATEKSl Within less than a year three different Judges have granted Injunctions protecting the well-known Yellow APOLLINARIS LABELS from infringement. The last defendant used an oval yellow label and a yellow neck label on Mineral Water , and employed eminent Counsel who vigorously defended the suit. The Supreme Court , when granting the injunction , expressed the opinion that bottles of other Mineral Water put up with orange coloured labels may well be mistaken for Apollinaris at a short distance and without close inspection. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. WEDDINB PRESENTS. MAX MEYER & BRO. Jewelers and Silversmiths , SIXTEENTH AND FARNAM STREETS , - OMAHA , NEB. We invite particular attention to our large variety of arti cles appropriate for Wedding Presents at POPULAR PRICES. Solid Sterling Silverware , single pieces or in sets , combinations , &c. , from $2 up to $600. Fine Quadruple SUvor-plated Ware , in new and elegant designs , ombractns about everything known to the trade in both flat and hollow ware , so low in price that we dare not name the figures , being only about HALF OUR FORM ER PRICES. Lamps , Toilet Sots , Candelabra , ' Bronze Ornaments , Mirrors , besides th ? largest assortment of Clocks to be found -west of Chicago , from $1 up to $200. Handsome Mantel Clocks at $5 , $7.50 , $10 , $16 , etc. , with half-hour strike attachment , cathedral gongs , tea , Diamonds , "Watches , and Rich Gold Jew elry at Greatly Reduced Prices. S TRcpairing at Lowest Rates anil All Work Fully Warranted. ' . The Secret of Health 'I * tlio jiower to cnt , dlRi-st ntiil itsslmllatn a proper quantity of wliiilnioiiio food. Till * can ncvurbutliM raxn wlilln Impurities -xlit in ( lie fiyxtum. Tim lilixxl mint liu purified ) It 1 * thu vital prliinlnlu , ramlfylni ; tliroiiKli eviirypiirtoftliolioify. Dr. Tutt'H Tills expel allimp'urltlcsmul vltitllzo tlio whole system. , A Noted Divine says : "I hnvo lieon iwlnjc Jr. Tult'K J.lver Pill * tlio pant tlircn months for dyipopsln , wnk Itomurli nml iiorvoutupsa. J nnviir lm < I any- thlnB ti do me nil iiiucli ( ; " " < ! I recommend them us tlio biu.t pill In rililelire , nnd do nil , lvnn to acquaint others with their merit * . They nro u np iilul btcuslui ; . " Kcv. V. H , OSUOOJ ) , Now York. ' Tutt's Liver Pills , , roil DYN1 KI > SIA. Vrlco , 25c. Office , 39 & 41 Park Place , N. Y. GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. hiAUll THK G HEAT 1 KADE MARK K.vrjusit KKJI- inv : Anunfnll- Ink-euro for Sum- Innl Wenknoss , Hiiernmtnrrliu ! ! , linpotonoy , nn < 1 nil tllNou.tcH that follow us ix so- qnonce of Solf- nlitiHo ; ns l.o A ' * nrcnnr-rntMHn Tennll itu'iid H" " f tnn. Pain In Ihn Hack. Inmc | of Vl lnn. Premature Old AKI' , nurt ninny other lUscunc * Unit load to insanity or consumption nnil tprematureKrura. . CffKull imrtlnilnriln our iininlililnt , which wo do- Hire to send free by mull to every onu. 87TTU9 Siu- | clrto nicillrlnolXHoldut fl per IIIU-IUIKO. ornlx pnck- nucri for ? r > , or irlll lie cnnt frco by mall on (1m ( receipt of thu inonoy. liy niMrratlnw THH GOODMAN DRUG CO. , 1110 FAUNASI STKKHT , - OMAHA , Nrcn. On ncronnt of counterfoils wo IIUTO adopted the yclluw wrnppor , the only Kemilnu. DRINK ROOT HIRES'BEER. . The Purest and Best Drlnlt In the World. Appetlzlzing , Delicious , Sparkling and the Host Blood Purifier and Tonic. A 1'nekiigo [ llqulill ! . " > c , nioUes 5 gallons. EVERY BOTTLE Guaranteed. No Trouble. Kuslly Modo. Try It A&lc your DriiKKlit or Orocer fur it nnd take "no other. Hco tlmt yon Ret IHUICS' . THE ONLY GENUINE. Mntlo by C. E. lUHES. IMillnilulplilu. I'onn. DR. . fji-iaa i , MI NIW BUT AND JUJlIHSORT , IIa < l > for IblinitellKror. t , Tur ol n.nrrallft HtatBMt , Klvlnt frttlf , MIIJt N > lb. Ui , CIU oo. turroli ol KIcttrlellT lhroo h ill WKAH 1-AllTa , ti'.t.rlhlhin ' UKLT J .luii. w > Uo.pl.lr i. > . ! up , Worn tmei I'tr. urMIt l'or J In | W rannlht 8t lrJ lumpMfl Kru. BAHDEK ELKOTIUOCO. . U9Ub.ll.il. , CHICAOO.IIL Buffering from the i-flwuof youthful rrrom , rly decoy , wnmintf ucokneiM , loai nmiihcMHl , vta. , ! will irml a valiialilo trvaUwi ( valeill containing full particular * fur hoinu cun > , 1'HKli of chance. A , aplvmllil mollcM wurlci ahmilit Iw rrnu liyotery man who U nnn'oiu nnil ili'tillltalr < l. inlrrHii , Vrof. ! ' . . VOXVLKII.IIIaodui.C'aiiii. Q V P W f I I Q f1" " ' "O " oifrxHl In 80 to ( * J ' r i lll-ii O iiiiysby usoof thoiuiir- vuluiiHMuKlo itciiiiMly. t.VJO.Pil fur u CIIHU It will notenro , UAUTIUN tnj-ot thu K > nnlnu rom- ctly.Vrltooreulliln \ IV. . Joslyn , 2012 llnr- nuy Strifl , Omiihii , Niibraskn. \\rA.NTiD- : AEi > nti to ni-l ] tlio 1'lnIoi.K Clolhoii Line , 11 Iho only line urer liivcnU-rt llul heM llnirlothcB wllhnut iilni ; un > rfpct X'nmTi'.n. . patent riHt-nl- Ijr Ii3ilcd ; sohl only hy 1 > V agfiiU , lo wluim Ihn m-lu > lie rlk-lit l | > l\rC iflvrn. on roodpt of [ iels. \ . , wo vn < l n I 11 > O nuiiiplollnatiyumil ttlno olrculum. price Hal and lormi tu iui-nl , rocnru your territory ut once. Ailitr m. T.IK I'I.VIAKI U.OTMKH LINK Co. . 17 IhTuionHl. , Wurctiitir. M AOOODIUcil Lawyer. 1S ) oarlorn s OhleuKii. 'JO yourV auuL-Dviful jiruutlou. Advlcefruu ; no publicity. Suuolul ( aullltloilu uiuuy tatui. HOW TO BUY CD C = l CD CU LINENS CD Tl-lEi b"Ib"Tli XxINEN STORE. Rvpry particular housekeeper wants nice llnoti , she must and will huvo It. > \o are prnnarod to nond wamplns to tlm Indies of Oinniiii , from which they can mttku tliolrsoleetlons. \Vo deal exclusively In Linens , and carry only tlio clmlrc'st importations direct from the nianafaeluier. You BUVO the middle profit. Purchasers have the beiiulll of HUt.fAim.iTV of cooils , and the lowest prices consistent with high quality. Wrllo us for Information. WM. S. K1NSEY & CO. , The Fifth Avenue Iitiipn Store , 388 Fifth Avenue , - Now York CTETSON'S OOFF AND STIFF Boyd's Opera House Block. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL , PARI3 EXPOSITION , 1889. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. Ocoeral ted HglWOUS J . Weakju i of BodyandKInd , EffeoU > , ° , l& ' Kf ? E.rMV1.'n ' ° .1110' Vouoir. Jb'/ ! ! / " o.rillf.f HOSE THIUTSIXT-U.DflllTiu .Tirl M.u li.lllj fr ID BUtH a < 4 r.rtWo foualrlfi. HriU Ik.a. U ERlEfrlr 'cAu'coVrUUFFArd N ! ' ? ! 'NESS CUKEDV > r k' i- . I ULA lAI CUSHION ! klipw. I IBLiqU . . .1UII..U , . CoMlortlklJ. . . . . .t.l b.r. .1. . K.m.Jlf. "it llliurmi.4 Up" > l wu. Add/ STATE LINE.4 Trt GLASGOW , LONDONDERRY , BELFAST DUBLIN , LIVERPOOL & LONDON. FlUttl NKW YOUK KVKI17 TIIUUSIUV. C bln Pmago $35 lo $50 , according to location ol Uteroom. Excurilon $ fi5 to $93. Btcorngo tn nnd Jrom Kuropo nt I owcjl italM. AUSTIN OAIDWIH A. CO. , Genoul Agonti. 63 Droadwar. NEW YORK. Jno , HloaiMi. General Wi'storn Aiji'tit , ! 0 Uruulolpli troottt'hlcaifo. llnrry 1C. Moor Thos I'aiuie. ' ALLAN LINEOOEAN STEAMERS fi Pamgeto nnd from Great Drltaln and ad parti ol Europe. MonUnal.Liverpool roulo , by the waters ol St. Uwrtnce. shortest nlnll. UUmiw to llotiton , to I'hllmlolptilft. Liverpool to m l from lUUlmorf. Thirty Htcfimora. ( ' ! . o.xcolelor. Accotumotlntlons tinnurptuccil. Weekly sailing * . AM..VN Atlon.Wett. : . AR'tfc C. J. Sundcll , u.nu" . 118 La SMlo St. , UlitcitRO , III. Th Lai-prut , r V' > ( < Fluent In ( hn World. lritfl ! < iiKvr hrronintlnUoni i lliil. HEW YORK , LONDONDERRY AND OLASOOW. KTIIIOIMA , Juno It. | DKVO.VIA. Julr 5. FUUNHtSIAJuno2S. CllK'ASSlA , juljr Vi. Now York , Queenstown and Liverpool. Tim Colubrntoit I Jn tin 23th. JnlrWth. C1TV OK HO.MH. | All * XM. bo.-l. SOtli. SALOON , SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAGE ruled on lowpit terms to and frfll'l tht * pr1nclwtl | SCOTCB. EKCUSH , IRISH ADD Alt CORTIHEIUH POIRIS. fcurlon : ticket * rtMtici-tl , nmilo nratUhlo tn rotum tiyrllhortliiFVIrttircxiuulHrilo , lUrer Jlur c/NorlU or ttuutlinrl l ml Nai'li-iorllllu&llnr. CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT AND DRAFTS nt laortt cnrrrnt T IM. Apply to any of our local mtcuU.or tu HENDERSON DnOS. , ChlCOBO. Local AKOHU atOnmlmi Hnrrr K. Mourn , Chnrla * Martu , W. F. Vulll , 11. 1' . louol , CUUuu'a llauk , Otto Wolf. THK ! . Tlio figure 9 In our datm will make n long lUy , No man or woman now living will over data a document without using the fyjum 0. It itnndi ID the third place In 1800 , whoru It will remain tea years and then mova up to hccoud placa In 1000 , where It will rest fur ono hundred yours. There U another " 0" which hiu iilso coma to stay. It Is unlike the ftgura 9 In our dates in tlio respect that U has already moved up to first plaob , whurt It will permanently remain. It U called the "No. 9" High Arm Whuoler A Wilson Sowlm ; Machlno. The "No. 0" was ( indorsed for first plaoo by the expert ! of Europe nt the Paris Ex position nf 16SV > , wlicrc , after a suverooontost with tlm leading ma chines of the world , It was awarded the only Grand Prize given to family cewing mnchlncs , oil others on exhibit lia.vlrtR received lower uwanU of gold mciJiils , ola The French Government aba recognized Its superiority by thodecorntlon ol Mr. Nathaniel Wheeler , Presldcntof the. company , with the Cross of the Legion of Honor. Tbo "No. 0" Is not an old mnchlmi Improved nyon , but is an entirely new mtichlno , aud thu Grand I'rlza ct Paris was awarded It as the ( ; rnml' cst advance in > ewmi ; mnchlno mechanism of tha ago. Ttioeo who buy It can rent assutud , there. tore , of having the very latest uud WITBELEU & WILSON M'F'G ' CO. , 185 nnd 187 Wnbnuh Avo. , Chicago. ' P. E. PLODMAN & CO , 220 North lOthStroot. ERRORS OF YOOTH.i BUFFEIIEHS FROM JViTTOlla Debility. Yoiilliful Indlacrelloni Lost Monhood. r OB Your Own Physician I i Mr\ny moo , from the effects of youthful ' Imprudauce , haw brought about n atalo of > weaknouthut tint reduced thuuunerat y - ! torn o muoh us tu Induce almuiit avurx > other dlauwu , aud thu rval cau * ) of the trouhln scarcely ovur helntf nutpocted , they [ nro dnrtortxl for everything but thp riff lit . J on * . Notwithstanding the many YAluablo ; > rumpdioa that mwl leal ncionco han prcxluced < ; frtrttiur 1Iof of thlscliut of iiaUcnts , no no ; t ttC ttiooi-dlnary fufMlofl of trvntrnunt ufMta ( f curt * . Durfnifourc'iUjnilrecoIIciruandhoit- I pltal tirnotlco wo liao eiM rlinpnUt < l with ; > HI id Ul corenHl new anil concttntrutiKt ri'ino- ; ( Uoi. Thu uccunii > anyln r prescription In of * ; ferod ru a rrrtnln Mini Hiutrdy curt1 , ni ; hundrodsof catei Inoururacllco uaTb Imvn I rtiitorod to perfect hinlthbylti use after | > all other renuullen fatloit , I'orftctly jmrulu * ; tiH | iruicrlptlon , 11 Krythroxylon roca , 1-t drachin * JuruWhln. 1-2 tlrarhni. llelonlaj IMofca. 1-2 drachm. ( IfUomln. A grain * . ExUgntttlru aumr ) ( acohoUcScriunJ ! ) ( ; Kxt , lentandra , S Bcruplud. ( Iljccrlnoo. a. /Mir. _ ftko GO pills , Inkelplll at 3p.m. * and an * , [ ntboron Kolnff to hwl. Inaomncaiuiilt will ; boiiOruHmryfot'tlmnatlunttotAkfitwol'lll * ' [ ThUrammlT liEuaptudUuret7Condltlanof ] t ncrvouv debility and wcaknoti In either tx , [ and ttaptttlall/ th < 0 castia result I n * from t ImprudwiCA. Ttia riruNtratlvu | i ewer of ' thi ivt mUritaru truly aUnI lilnfffttid 1U E no continued for athort tlraachaiitfri the E lanifuld. ilcbllltalrd. ( if rrnltfu coudlUou to > out * of r nevt d llf and TlKor , A wo are cnnUjkntly In i welpt of Utt n of jnrpjlry ridatlTv to OtU reimily , wo would [ pay iQthotMwho would prvfwrtuuttUilnltof , uu. rDinlttlnir | 1 a Bfrnrnly awiled i ck i ntfu containing CO plIU , carefully rom- ; pounded , will Im iwntbyrvlnni * nallfrnm ; our prirat * laboratory , or wo will fornlih 4 MirkaRu * , which vrlll curu tuont coao * . for $3 , Aildreu or call on New England Modlcal Instituio , 21 Tri'inont How , lloHlon , .Man. ff CourriKht , int. by F. n. HII.LKII. * III ' . ' < 'U"U" I IU fir Mornlilnn Ilnlill I JiT JL 8J jLA/JLeur lnllltotia ! > ri. pir uu CUM J oa.j.uTErncMai. < iiivBo , Do You Know That Dr. Simons linunof thn most Hnlnntlfln anil Miccossfiil iiliy.sluliuis In tlm I'ultuil Ktutcs , unit that ho Is loi-utuil nt comur of .InncH iinil Kith xts , and tri > alH all CIIKUH o ( mJWVOIK IIM ) ? ITY fr < ) " 1 whuttivnr vl\\UUO U\A\lAl \ \ I CHUM ) , bcluull- llcully anil Kuci-cssfiilly. I > r. RliiuiiiKlhaHioo- | lallsl In ull funiuln tioiniilnlnls. No pnrxon HiiiTurlnit from uny of tho-iii tllNtit'SHliitf tiimh- It-s ctiru.s to lot uvurylioily know It , K" to Dr. Klmoiittwho U u ri'utihirly ilii : ilml pliyNluliin nltliuiil. the fiommam-it of iiiiii'kiiry | ' ahout him , ll will ( llnifonnsn your i-asn mill lt 'l ' yon plainly whtithttr yon t-an Im iniroil or not. Call on him us thousands of othi'n. huviulomt. Uotno anil Uu happy. Hucci ; sfiil truitmunt liy mull. 1)11. ) .SIMOK-S Wl S. inth .St. Oinahit Null , NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ; Frx-clfM fir My tt la , HlJilnon , Kti , J. or lifr | . Wnliiv ( uln u , tluntal li iiru lun , Hutlonluuor lliu llraln , ru > aultl'ilr In IvanlX Kn'1 ' ( "I'ntc ' lo niUory d < u-nr oi'.l ' | n UI > r MI , liivoluntnry l'.o e , nnj HiiorumluntiUia c ut 'l l > y urorHiibrllu.i of Ihu brain. llbiika < ir oTur-lnduiiffitcu. ocli IK.X contuln onuntonlt'a IroaU rnunt. flulfof , ir all fur 8 > , pt-nt by tnallpropttM. \vilh rh orilur for > l | M > I , will rnn\ \ - - - - - - puaranuu In rofuinl moniir If lliu IruitiiicntfaiU W cu' " * i't ' * - * - ' 'Jiujrnir GOODMAN DUUO CO. , 1110 Furuum btreot , Oinuha , Neb
