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THE OMAHA IJAIJjY JBJfiJfi : TUESDAY , JMLAJLtOH 33. 185)1. ) UNCLE JOSHUA'S ' PENMANSHIP , It Gets Him Into Trouble with the Govern ment Authorities. FORGED THE NAMES OF HIS BONDSMEN , Berlin Oclfia Share of the Illvcr Ap propriation Oittnha'H ClianccN for the I'an-Kcptibtlu Conjures * . Joshua It. Jacobs , late postmaster of Jaioto , Dundy county , l In durance vllo and languishes In the county bastilo. Joshua vita appointed postmaster under the Cleveland administration nnd , llko alt other postmasters , was required to give a bond for the faithful performance of his duties. lie thought over the Inhabitants of Dundy county who would bo irood bondsmen nnd came to the' conclusion that ono Prank . Lcpour would bo a good man. Ho Jotted the jinmo down to refresh his memory , but by accident ho got the name on the ofilclal bond of the postmaster. A llttlo tiling llko this did not bother Josh , iiowovcr , nnd ho wrote the name of Jntnos \V. Anderson , the deputy county clerk. In the apace allotted for the signature of the notary , who witnessed the first signature. The bond was then sent to the department nnd was accented. All would hove been well , however , but for the fact that when , loh re signed last May hp was short nearly $00 In bin accounts. Prococd'ngs ' were commenced against the . . . bondsmen , when the forirerv was discovered nnd Iho arrest of the whilom postmaster fol lowed. Ho will bo taken before the United States commissioner , where ho will , waive examina tion und be bound over to the next term of court. Dick Did ft. H. S. Berlin has returned from the spring mooting : of the Missouri river commission , hold at St. LouU last week. Ho feels pleased with the result of the meeting. It was tin Intention of the commission to do nil of this season's work in the vicinity of St. Louis nnd near the month of the river , but upon Mr. Berlin's recommendation lib eral appropriation * were made for Kansas City , St. Joe nnd Nebraska City. Mr. Ilerlln's mala efforts were put forth in ocurlnjr nn allotment for Omaha , und by lilt perseverance succeeded in getting t&VOO set apart for continuing the work commenced last season. The bolts nnd crows of surveyors will rcnch thii point nbout the middle of Mnyantl nftcr that date , worlc will continue till whi ter sets In. Omaha May Get It. Colonel Chase , who Is chairman of the committee on plans and scope of the proposed pan-republic congress of all the nations o ! the earth , which Is to bo held in so mo loadIng - Ing city of the United States in 1893 , stated that there was a fair chance to get it to sit in Omaha. If it does not go to Now York city , then the New Yorkers nro "for taking it to the center of the United States , and they are nil In favor of Omaha. The congress is to bo composed of the most Tiromlnont men of the world and wil bring together between two nnd three thou nand delegates. China alone proposes to som ' 200 of her learned mon to participate lu Its deliberations. The colonel says tno members of the committed who reside lu Now York have nsswcd him that If Omaha can accom modate the congress It Is the second ehoico already for its location. Bo sure and use Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Byrup for your children while teething. ! i3 cents a bottlo. cwcTn's OI'AUTAUQUA. The Programme Tor the Summer Ses sion Arranged. The Nebraska Chautnuqua assembly at Crete has nearly tfouiplotcd its programme nnd has ordered It printed immediately. The cession will bo held for eleven days begin ning Tuesday , Juno 31. llov. Wilhu-d Scott of this city is president , Rov. J. L. Hurlburt D. D. , of Now York , Is conductor and Dr. II. II. Palmer , the com poser ana chorus leader , will conduct the music , with eminent soloists from Now Yoik and Chicago. Tbo management is the same ns last year and the same high quality of uro- gramrno ulll bo carried out. The Sabbath will bo observed ro- liciously as in previous years with n sermon by the president in tbo morning nnd a praise service by tbo assembly chorus and a vigil service of C. L. S. C. in the even ing. A popular entrance foe of 25 cents for nil adults , with reduced rate for children , will nro vail , nnd season tickets for $3 each , good for the cloven days. Prof. Frank Heard will ccnduct a class In drawing nnd will lecture three times with chalk illustrations. Mrs. Beard will conduct a ladles' club during the whole session upon topic ? of drosi , care of children , , conversa tion , decoration of tbo homo , reading , etc. Miss Lydla Van Finkolstela of Jerusalem will give three lectures on Oriental customs , with brilliant costumes nnd illustrations from bible lands. Hon. Will M. Cumbackof Indiana will give three numerous lectures In his thrilling way. A Shnkcjpearo class will bo conducted every morning by Prof. Joseph Carbiirt , president of Minnesota state normal school. Dr. Dur- ycaimd Dr. Hurlburt will have morning classes on bible study , nnd Mro. M , G. Ken nedy and Kov. Harold Kennedy afternoon classes hi normal work. llov. A. J. Palmer , V , D. , of Now York , John DoWitt Miller of Philadelphia , Prof. J. C. Freeman of Wlscon- _ Bin stnto university , Uuv. E. It. Younr of Canada , and Dr. George Miller of Kansas City will bavo lectures "witty , wise ami otherwise" during the wliolo programme and Miss 1C. P. AClmbnli , national secretary of the C. L. S. 'j ' , will inako the recognition address. The Women's Christian Tcmperanco union will have normal work each day and a platform meeting on July T at 2 o'clock. The national Fourth of July ulll bo the popular day , with patriotic addresses , 11 reworks and parado. livery department of Christian study will ba taught by the best teachers from tbo'orlglnnl Cunutauqua nnd the eastern assemblies. As in previous years this assembly addresses itself - ' self specially to the Christian denominations , whileit provides three popular lectures or entertainments each day for tbo general listener nnd visitor. DoWUs Little early nlscrs : only pill to cure slek headacbo and regulate the bowel An Indignant Ulaulnlmcr. PUEMOST , Nob. , March 30. To the Editor of TIIK UKK. In looking over your editorial of yesterday ( Sunday ) -'Have Tboy Been Coercedt" I gather from the statements there made that thu World-Herald has boon again casting aspersions on the railroad men and would bavo the public- believe that railroad men hnvo no sympathy with the corporations uhcm tlioy servo nnd that they are like tbo 'World-Herald void of soul. But 1 hasten , Mr.Editor , ns an employe of a railroad company , to give my tnsimiltlcant rnito in rebuttal of such wholesale Infamv. You v 111 say perhaps that Fremont is of no ui'ccunt , and has no Inrno railroad plant there , but for this reason I think it necessary a word fhoulil bo paid , ns in largo railroad centers the evidence will bo abundant , and then the World-Herald will soy : O , but It is in the small pluces where coercion Is used.1 Ifvo change for a moment house roll No. 13 Into a printing bill compelling papers llko tbo Worlii-Ilorald to bo sold nfJif cents each retail , and only waiting the governor's sleim- turo to inako It law , and \Yorld-IIcrald nhould solicit Us stnft to slga u petition ask ing for a veto , and any man dared to insinu ate that the World-Herald had used coercion that paper would ransack Webster for lan guage , and the words "idiot , " "insane , " "in- iniinan , " "monstrous , " would bo too n.ulckly applied. when in r employer came to mo nnd spoke nbout the petition , I told him that It needed no nreumonU The case did not udrnlt of any. That In my humble opinion the bill was a hardship to all our western railroads , and cheerfully gave ioy nnmo , and I know of no Instauco where a'second word had to bo Vied. There ought to bo a howl of Indignation * lso from every workshop , every depot , every operating room , ovcry yard , and every see'- tlon house ngatnst such aa outrageous mcasuro. If thin meiuure should become a law It will result in Iho withholding of thousands of lollan that would bo spent in this state by railroads In developing their plants. Why I 1'ho answer Is sluiplo. Who spends money when them is no return ! The stockholders of our railroads nro not fools. They do not put their money Into iv aowerr no ruoro than a farmer would sow more grain than ho can consume , knowlne there nro no railroads to plvo his produce transportation. Ob , yes , the World-Herald would cham pion the cause of the alliance people nt the expense of the employes of our great railroad industries , because its sympathies nro with the farmers. Hal hal Don't you bellevo It ; It U n Dolltlcal "Jack-pof " all subterfuge ; & political "currycomb" that gathers nothing but dust. When thcso thing * are weighed , ns weighed they will bo. nnd the World-Herald reaches out Its hand to pluck the golden f rnlt It vainly Imagines is ripening , the apple will bo found rotten nt the core , and the prize so fondly courted will slip from its grasp and vanish llko the morning dew. Yours faith fully , _ E.Mi'U > vn. Dr. BIrnov cures catarrh. Bee bltl'g. CM2i\MNO HTKEIU'3. Liistof Tlioroushrnrcs to ho Ucllcvcd of the Mini. The work of cleaning the paved streets \\M commenced with a rush yesterday. Tlio Saturday force was doubled , nnd now ouo hundred men and forty loams uro engaged In shoveling up the mud nnd carrying it away to the river. The following- streets will ho cleaned Im mediately : Farnam , from Ninth to Twen tieth : Ilnrncy , from Ninth to Sixteenth ; Douglas , from the bridge to Sixteenth street ; Howard , from Ninth to Seventeenth ; Jack son , from Tenth to Thirteenth ; Dodge , from Tenth to Sixteenth : Twenty-fourth from Cumlng to Wirt ; Ninth , from tbo Union Pacific trnclw to Douglas ; Tenth , from the viaduct to Douglas ; Eleventh , from Mason to Douglas ; Twelfth , from Howard to Doug las ; Thirteenth , from Leaven worth to Doug Ins ; Fourteenth and Fifteen from Howard to Douglas ; Sixteenth , from the viaduct to Cumlng street. As'soon as this Is completed , the cleaners will bo put onto the streets ia the suburbs. little At9 o'clock yesterday morning three heavily laden wagons were hopelessly stuck lr the mud on lower Davenport street , between the , railroad trucks. Navigation on Leaven worth street Is slightly embarrassed. Motor cars continue to fly the track on North Twenty-fourth street , owing to the mud which has no bottom. There is a big hole In Thirty-sixth street , just north of Farnam , which Is a constant menucato life nnd limb , The street commis sioner knows it , too. It Is enid that the dirt acraped from the Sixteenth street pavement will bo used to till the St. Mary's avenue "raviuo. " Sunday a funeral procession on Twenty- sixth street and Capitol avenue was lost sight of for live or ton minutes , having to go through a slough which has remained there slued the grading of tbo street last October. Saturday ntcht a man tell Into a hole lu the street in Ambler place nnd was utterly un- nblo to extricate himself. The hole was caused bv a long-neglected wasnout in the street , and its dangerous condition has been reported to the chairman of the board of public works. The victim will be hoard from In the courts , he says. AVlIjIj STOP FAST Dili VINO. Iteckl-HS Teamsters to Bo "Warned K ro nnd 1'ollco Matters. The fire and police commissioners met in regular session last evening. Mayor CushIng - Ing presided and Mr. Bennett was the only absentee. Four applicants ror positions In the fire department were examined. Commissioner Hartmnn Introduced a mo tion to the effect that the chief of police bo directed ( o enforce the city ordinances in recard to fast driving , especially at the in tersections of streets In the busy part of the city. Mr. Hartmin said that bo saw a lady struck by the wheel of a delivery wagon yesterday afternoon. Fortunately the lady was not Injured. Acting Chief of Police Cormack will give the necessary Instructions to the police for the enforcing of the ordi nance. The committee on property was authorized to approve the first estimates for the new engine houses. The amount of the first esti mates Is ? 2iSI.93. : Ofllcer Cook was grnutcd ten days' leave. The sick report of the fire department was received and filed. William Slddcll , a fireman nt No. 0 house , sent in bis resignation to take effect April I'.1. The resignation was accepted. Frank Carson of 1C1" Webster was granted a liquor license. Tlio board sent a request to the council , asking authority to purchase a horse , wagon and harness for the second assistant ilro chief. In executive session the board authorized the committee- property to confer with the committee on public buildings in regard to changing tbo location of the proposed now nose- station from Thirtieth nnd Spauldlng street to n better location. It Is claimed that tha ground at Thirtieth and Spaulding is en tirely unfit for the erection of u hosu house , as considerable piling would have to bo driven before tbo foundation could bo laid. The only complexion powder in the world that Is without vulgarity , without Injury to the user , and without doubt a boautltier , is Pozzoui's. ' _ i \ JUST A STAIUER. More oflho Cuunty'n Clerks "Will IIuvo to Walk. A. J. Webb , ox-clerk to the board of county commissioners was n busy man yesterday , checking up and turning the oftlco over to Auditor Evans , The ofllcials about tbo court house deeply regret Webb's removal , as they have always regarded him as ono of the most cardful nnd competent mon about the county building. Ouo of the county employes who is on the Inside in speaking of thu Corrigan resolution , said yesterday : "This Is only carrying out a deid that was made last fall , and before inanv days you will sco other heads fall Into the basket. "Tho political ax was lint swung In Joft Mcgcath's ofllce , and before It stops you will observe that all of tbo old deputies and clerks have to walk. "Mr. Webb was a good man. but bo was not in with the present administration not for a day. When Tlmme was elected ho promised the clerkship to Jerome Peutzel , Jim Connolly and Jim Montgomery , with u secret under standing that Barney Gordon , Dick O'ICeeflo's ' brothcr-i- Ishould "have the Job. Job."These men have iK.irly worried the life out of the old man. "Van Cnmp promised the same positions to thosamo menbut as tin hai boon uimble to uo- llvcr the goods bo has beou bothered to some extent. "They have provided fnr Jim Connolly by working him into O'Malloy's ' ' ofilce , but the other men nro out iu the cold , though it would bo no surprise to sea one of them iu \ \ ebb's place before the end of the month. "There is a deal of this kind on at the present time , and O'Keoflo's vote last Satur day , when he approved having a clerk , don't mean anything. " A Monument to U. II. Hotlmokor. Dr. T. F. Bronnan arrived hero from Kan sas City yesterday and bos commenced a fund for the purpose of erecting a handsome monument to the memory of tbo late O. H. Kothacker , the gifted and genial journalist and editor who dloU bora last May. The friends of Mr. Kothackcr ere now afforded - forded an opportunity of subscribing to this fund , which will bo gratefully acknowledged. Those who uiny not bo seen pcrsonally.inny forward their material aid to T. F. Brennnu , Omahn-marUca "llotbackcr fund. " A similar move has been started in Kansas City by Brouuan , nud will bo in Denver nnd Chicago. It Is believed that a monument be fitting the brilliant Kothackor , will be erected la a few inoaths. etc. , tt sluipl. - . boxes. Price 23 coats. GLORIOUS TRIPS PROPOSED , Enviable Opportnnitior for Pleasant Summer Excursions Offered to All i _ OLD COLORADO'S ' GORGEOUS SCENERY , Woiiilc-Mof the HeCkles , the ncntitlcs of California nnil tlio Mnjcsty of Nlafinrn Are In * eluded. A tnp from Omahn to Denver nnd Manttou Includes a rldo through the famous Platte Vnl- loy of Nebraska nnil Colorado to Denver , the largest and most beautiful city of the Uoctcy mountain * and along tbo foot of the Kocky mountain ran go from Denver toMnultou. TUo panorama which Is laid before the cyo of tbo traveler In a Journey from Denver to Mnnl- tou , includes la one sweep of tbo eye SOO miles of mountain peaks , snowy range , foot hills and onions. Long's ' ponk , nway to tbo north ; Oray's peak , tbo dome of the conti nent ; James' peak , the Arapnhoo peaks , PIko's peak , the most famous of all moun tains of Colorado , and tuvay to the south , 300 miles from the point of observation , the three forbidden mountain tops known as the Span ish peaks , are all in vlo.v for a part of the distance. Manitou is the most attractive of the many resorts of Colorado. Lying at the foot of 1'lko's Peak and at tbo entrance of tbo Garden of the Gods , it Invites tbo tourist mid slgnt seer to the most remarkable formations and the grandest nuu most picturesque scenery of that mggcd rango. Its mineral springs and pure air glvo new life to the de bilitated. The Pike's Peak railroad , a marvul of engineering skill , conveys passen gers to the very summit of the lofty old mountain. Fiom the too of Pike's Peak nil tuo great mountain peaks of Colorado nro "distinctly visible , while to the cast its tree- lined uvonucs at right angles , looking llko a checker board In tuo distance , lies the pretty llttlo city of Colorado Springs and beyond the great plains of eaatorn Colorado. A. volume could bo written , indeed volumes have been written , of the glories of Matiitou mid PlKo's Peak. A ticket covering this tour la offered for the seventh largest list of subscribers. There Is no American tour which combines n greater varluty of scenery and a wider in terest to the traveler than ono from Omaha to Sail rr.mclsccr nnit Los Angeles , Cnla. The traveler passes through the states of Ne braska , Colorado , Wyoming , Nevada and California and the territory of Utah. This is the great business belt of the west and at every step of the journey something or inter est presents Itself , whotbcr the tourist bo student , business man or merely pleasure seeker. Nebraska and Its prairies ; Colorado and its mountains ; Utah and its wonderful Salt loko ; Nevada and Its arid plains and Cali fornia with its innumerable attractions , arc all compassed In this trip. Omahn , the most prosperous city In the union toiluy ; Denver , the queen city of the Kocklw ; Salt Lake , the Zlon of Mormonilom ; San Francisco , the golden gate , and Los Angeles , the City of Our Mother of the Angels , form a string of Jewels of rarest water. These are all prosperous cities : they arc nil beautiful cities ; they nro alt wonderful cities. KachisromarKablo for seine particu lar reason. No two of them nro alike in attractions and no traveler can afford missing to SCO each and all. In tbo months of Juno , July , August nnd September the prairies of Nebraska , the Kocky mountains , tbo valleys of Utah and tbo great Sierra raugo are scon to the best possible advantage. It is the fruit season of California , tbo sight seeing period of all the mountain countries and the pleasurable part of the year for travel. Tbo ticket otlored by THE BEB la return for the second largest list of weekly sub scribers obtained by Juno 10 , 1891 , allows stop-overs at nil points of interest between Omaha and Los Augclos. A week or a month may bo spent nt Denver visiting the pictur esque mountain resorts adjacent and another week can likewise he enjoyed at Salt Lake In hunting , fishlntr , sight seeing and bathing in tbo great inland soa. As .much tlmo us the passenger likes may bo enjoyably spent In San Francisco and other points in California , not executing the lovely orange proves and fruit orchards of southern California. Niagara falls , the world's greatest catar act , needs no glowing description. It cannot bo described. Pouring over n precipice 1W ) feet high , the immense volume of water of Niagara river , the outlet of the great lakes , llnds Its way toward the ocean. On either side of tbo river are splendid views of this tremendous waterfall , ubovo It and below it nud nil about it are other scenes which hnvo attracted travelers from all parts of the world. Gout Island , tbo burning spring , the whirlpool rapids , tbo suspension bridge , are incidents merely to a visit to Niagara falls. The field on which the battle of Lundy's Lane was fought is within a few minutes' drive on the Canadian side. Tbo facilities for visiting all points of interest on either side of the river are superior. The regula tions controlling access to and from the sev eral points now prevent the exorbitant chorees which were formerly almost as fam ous ns tbo cataract. A day or a few days at Niagara falls Is ouo great event In an aver age lifetime , and no American should over think of visiung tourist resorts abroad until ho has seen Niagara fulls. Ho can have no appreciation of powcr.'of grandeur , of awo- insplrlng beauty , who has missed a visit to this world renowned spot. coroie.ii > o. Nellie Baucock of Puohlo was struck by n train and killed. The rolling mill nt Trinidad is expected to start In n few weeks. Dr. A. G. Botco died at Pueblo from an ovordoao of morphine. Thomas James , superintendent of the Alam- kco at Gold Hill , is dead. There Is seine prospect of an electric zlno smelter being located In Pueblo. The coal fields of the San Luis ralloy , near Villa Grove , still remain quiescent. There are rumors of a hig strlko In the con tact in the neighborhood of Tollundo. Souton Mountain Is the busiest plnco and best district in Clear Ureck county nt present. Mr. Hoc , a dairyman near Bucna Vista , has discovered a fair sulphur spring on his ranch. The Boomerang mine , Juit below the town of Saa Miguel , is likely to bo started up shortly. An Alamosa man committed suicide re cently because ho was charged with cattle stealing. Twonty-flvo students from the state school of mines are Inspecting the mines at Leadvillo and Aspen. The Percberon-Normun horse company of Creolev have shipped six car loads of horses cast within a mouth. Emin Ryder , a Leadvlllo miner , who was bitten by n dog , has sued tbo owner of the dog ; for f5,000 dnmuces. A plant of machinery will shortly be erected to pupin tbo water out of tbo Wallace shaft at Idaho Springs. Lessees of the Illinois group of mines on Bear mountain near Cry'Htal > are reported to have just made a rich strike. Sam Walker , u Denver saloon man nnd no torious violator of the Sunday closing law , was sent to jail for thirty days. 1C P. Sherman of Sugar Loaf was hilled by the falling upon him of tbo hanging wall of an open cut in tbo Alek mine. It Is said to bo settled that tbo Damascus atcol works will locate at Irondalo. The con templated works are to cost fiW.OOO. A. member of Cleveland's ' minstrels was soundly thrashed at Aspen by the brother of a lady whom ho iusultod on the street , Trinidad has granted a waterworks fran chise to August Krlllo. The now rates will be M per cent lower than tbo present ones. The legislature passed a bill for an addi tional bonded Indebtedness of tbo state of $300,000 for tbo completion of the uow cnpltol. Prospecting in the higher altitudes will begin late this year owing to the largo amount of snow to bo fouud above timber line. line.Tho The surveying division of the general land ofllco has been considering the ro-surveys of lands oa the Black Lauo river and Blue river. Tbo county of Itlo Orando nas lost more prisoners by escapes during tha cut two years tuna any other county in the San Luis valley. B. F. Lamb of Drfhvbr , who recently bought tlio Idaho Spring ' ( tmipllnx works , will tnko possession at the property on April 1. Prospectors UR.VO been' ' at work In the vicinity of Halm's pcak-dbrlng the winter , nnd it Is reported thats rae very good ere has boon discovered , Joseph Urleo , superintendent of the lown mlno nt As pen , was hltln Iho head by a fallIng - Ing drill and nearly killed , nnd his skull will have to bo trepanned. ( A railroad has bcoa Incorporated which will extend from Delta lo und beyond the an thracite coal beds thirty miles up the north fork of the Uunnlson river. James Mnckny of the Cameglo Iron flrm of Plttsburghas bought the Carbonate King inino on Hod mountain for $10,000 , and part of thomonoy has been paid. A rich pocket has just boon struck in the soventy-llvo-foot level of the Boulacr City iniuo nt Gold Cliff. It Is claimed that the ere will run fo,000 , to the ton. Jamoi Duckett , accused of stealing cattle lu Ouster county two months ngo , was nr- rostodnt Canyon City nnd taken to the Cus- tcr county jnll , hut nmJo his escape. The Australian ballot system is now n flxcii fact In Colorado. The governor nnixcd bis signature to the measure agreed upou by the two houses , and it is now n law. A cavo-tu in the Marshall No. i coal mine at Langford caught Oeorgo Parclla. ixn Italian minor , crushing him so badlv that ho died shortly after reaching tbo surface. Aponts of a big English syndicate visited UOL Ider and made n careful examination of the Brewing company's pliiut , and , it Is re ported , have closed n dcnl for purchasing It. Water from Boulder's now reservoir has boon turned on. The supply is sufllcient fern n plnco of 50,000 people. Iho pressure nt the court house Is 120 pounds to the square inch. Kev. 1) ) . T. Vincent's son , Harry , of Pueblo , was hold up In Pueblo ono night. A shot from bis revolver aimed towards the ground relieved him of the company of the hold ups. ups.Tho The Lexington mlno , located In Gold Dirt mining district , near Idaho Springs , is pro ducing seine very line gold ore. In running a drift east the ere taken out has run from $3 to § 12 per sack. Uorbert S. Worcester of Pueblo found his mnn'vay wife with B. B. Maple In Kansas Ulty. Maple was arrested nnd Worcester began n civil action against him , laying his damages at $5,000. The annual meeting of the Whlto Ilivor Stock Growers' association has boon called for April 7 , when the olllccrs for the ensuing year tire to be elected , uid preparations made for tbo spring roundup. A. H. Black of Canon City expects to make n canal from the river nbout tbtco miles up Grape Crook to the city. The water will bo uscu for irrigating Lincoln park nnd to furnish arinklucr water to the people of South Cnuon. Thq contract for the erection of n Hour mill ntDuranpo ba * been let nnd work will shortly bo commenced. The building will bo finished within sixty days after work has been started. The capacity of the mill will be fifty barrels nday , The Trinidad prand Jury found Indictments against eipht gambling houses and eight houses of Ill-fame. Every place In the town which was known to conduct an unlawful business was arraigned nnd It is Intended that they will bo severely dealt with. The Bessemer city council decided to sub mit to the voters the question of Usuing $ .10,000 worth of sewer bonds. Bessemer has just been admitted to the dignity of a city of the scroud class , having a population of 5,000 ana is a thriving neighbor or Pueblo. At a mooting1 of tbo Trinidad chamber of commerce J. 1C. DoRemor , the contractor , offered to build a line from the Thompson mlnu to La Junta if the in jht of way is secured. It is thought that this move means an extension - tension of tbo Union Pacific to Stonowail. Tbo Boulder City council fixed the salaries for city oflldnls as follows : Mayor , $17 a month , each alderman,1 S100 n year , marshal , $ liO a month , with feaj ; street and water commissioner , S75 ; city engineer. 825 ; city clerk ; $70 ; city attorney , $23 ; chief of lire de partment , $100 a year. The Gem mlno nt Silver Olift is about to resume operations. A , small forcoj at work getting things in shape. They have largo quantities of 10 per cent nickel and 1A per cEutcohnlt. AuowshnftUto be suulc for the convenience of hoisting the ere and to multo good vcntila ion. Thcso nominations for state officers made by Governor Houtt hnvo been conflcmod by the senate : William A. Smith , warden of the penitentiary ; J. P. Maxwell , state engi neer ; IJr. P. H. Thombs , superintendent of the state insane asylum , and John C. Ken nedy , adjutant general of the state inilitin. g | The Gold Kins dynamo , on South Pork , was tested by loading it and starting up. The IPSc was carried fnr enough to demonstrate that eighty-live horao power can readily bo delivered at the Gold King mill. As soon as the season will allow , other dynamos , which will furnish power for other mills , will bo put in. The Denver oil and gas company have recently located below Meeker some seven teen thousand acres of land. An oil boring plant costing over $15,000 Is now on the road from Pennsylvania , and will bo shipped part to Hillo Creole nnd part to Grand Junction , and when the roads will allow it , will bo hauled to thulr destination. Indictments were returned bv the grand jury nt Trinidad against Sheriff Kricger anrl Deputy C. C. Murray for malfeasance in oflico. It Is charged that womeji of ques tionable character were allowed to associate with the tnnlo prisoners In the county Jail and that affairs generally have been very loosely nnd badly managed. In connection with thonrrest at Leidvillo of thowonm Snow , whom tbo authorities expect to convict of being a professional re ceiver of stolen goods , the police bavo ar rested a man named Plnlierton , who has con fessed to being mi accomplice of the woman. Cbnrfios of grand larceny have been pre ferred against both turtles. The value of the goods recovered , mostly ladies' wearing upparol , is Sl.OOO. 'iho largest shipment of mining machinery that has over left Plttsuurg startoil from that city a few days ago on its way to Golden. The machinery consisted of a complete min ing equipment , with all the necessary en gines , hoisting apparatus nnd excavators , nnd it weighed all told about ninety tons. Tne machinery left by water nnd will bo con voyed In that way as far west as possible before - fore being transferred to rail. Dr. Birney cures catarrh. Coo bldg ; Weighing Mull. Commencing on April I and continuing1 for thirty-five days , the mall carried on the fol lowing roads will bo weighed between tbo points named lu order to fix the compensation of the railroad companies for the mall service.1 Between Missouri Viillojr and Frotnonton tbo Sioux City & Pacific , J'lattamouth and Pa cific Junction on tbo H. & M. , Kansas City nnd Uulo on the B. & M : , Kearney nnd Calla- wav on the Black Hills road , Sioux City and O'Neill on the Pacific Short Lino. The work of weighing the mail between these points will bo performed by the postal clerks in nil cases except two. J. K. liobinson of Glcnwood , In. , will bo stationed at Pacitlo Junction to weigh the mall at that point , and U.V. . Pratt ol Fre mont will bo stationed nt , the Webster street depot in this city to welsh tbo mall destined for points between Arlington and Fremont. NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla , - Of perfect purity. Orm < la " 1 OC Brcat Btronfftl1- Almond [ Economy In thoiruso. Rose olc.TJ Flavor aa delicately and delloloucly as tbo froeb fruit The Majority Of spoiled coufili-curcs do llttlo moru tlirvh liiiiuir the digestive ( unctions ami crtato bile. Aycr's Cherry 1'wtornl , on the cou- trarjr , while It ctitr * the cough , docs nol Interfere terferewllli the functions otclther , stomacher or liver , h'o oilier tncdlclno U to safe and cfllcaclouj In dUcascs of the Uiro.it nnd lungs. "Four jcars ago I tt ok a severe cold , which \VM [ olloHdl by a terrible coiinli. I xma very sick , niul coiiflneil tu ray bed nbout f ( ur months. 1 cinploji'il n iibyslcLin most of tlio tlmo , nho flnnlly snlil Ivrs I In consumi > - tlon , ttiul tli.it lie could not help mo. Ono of my neighbors ndvlscil me to try Ajrcr'3 Cherry Vccloml. I did so , nnd , before 1 lui J finished t.iklnK the first bottle nns alilo to alt up nil the time , nnd to go out. Iy ) tlio time 1 had nntshed the bottle ' . was \\e\\ \ \ , and have remained so ever slnco. " L. D. lllxby , Harlonsvllle , Ayor's Cherry Pectoral , EH. J. O.AYEB & CO. , Xowoll , Titusa. Sold by alt Drunii'tti. ' 1'rlco $1 j ill bottlji , * 5 , DPS. Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists , MOD DOUOI-xAS STl-iEiEiT OMAHA , NEB. Tno most widely nnd t ivornbly known spec- lullsli In tlio Unite ! States. Their long vx- purlrnco. rrmnrknblo skill nnd um\crsiu MIC- L'uss In tbo treatment nnd enroot NorMII , Chronic mid Snrjilciil IUimc ) < . entltlo thcso eminent physicians to the full confidence of the allllctiMl iivur.vwhnro. Tliev ituurnnton : A CERTAIN AND 1'OSITlVH CUKE ( or the nwlul rITcctinf onrly vlco nnd tbo numer ous ovlla tlmtfollow In Us tr.iln. PHIVATE. 1JI.OO1) AND hKIN DISEASES spotvlllr. compli'lplv nnil poriimnonilv rurul. Nr.IlVOtJS for.llIklTY AND hn.XUAL D1&- OHDEltSyield lO'idllyto thulr Rklllful treut- niont. IMLHS. riSTUI.A. AND RKOTAIj ULCEIIS cuaranteeil cured without palii or detention from biiHlnci' ' * . IIYDKOUnijE AND VAUICOCEM : perma nently und surcpsxrully cured In o ory onsc , bYHIILIi ; , C50NOUH1IKA. GLEET. Spcr- mntorrheii. Seminal Weakness , Lost Mnnhood , NlRlit Emissions , Decayed 1'aciiltios , I'omulo Weakness mill till dcllcatu disorders peculiar to either MIX poiltlvi-ly cmetl , nn ucll us all functional disorders that result from jouthful follies or the oxcussof inn turn yours. CTI > ir"niPiGuaranteed nermuno ntly o L i\ivi ui\.L < cured , ramornl complete , without cutting , caustia or dilatation. Cures effected at homo hy patient without o mo ment's pain or nnnoynuce. TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN. A S1IT1 < PT1RF Tll ° uwful Pilots of rt. OUlXLi V UIVLr catiy vice which brlliRt orennlc weakliest , ( lestroyliiK both mind nnd hocly. with all Its dreaded Ills , permanently cured , HPQ 'RUTTX Address those who bavo 1m- UI\L ) . DLil J.O paired thcim Ivca by Improper - proper Indulgence nndfiollt.iry nault" . which ruin hoth mlntl and body , unfitting them for hiHlnnKs. BtudvormnrrluKo. MAKHIKI ) MEN or these cntcrlni ! on tlmt happy life , awuruof physical dcbllltjviulcUy assisted. OUR SUCCESS Istasod upon facts. First Practical experi ence. Second i\ery : cnse Iq specially studied. thus BtnrthiK rlghu Third medicines uro prcinrod In our laboratory exactly to suit each case , thus ejecting curesw itliout Injury. Drs. Betts & Betts , 1409 DOUGLAS STREET. OMAHA , NEB Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and HYPOPHOSPHITES of Lime and Soda Is endorsed and proscribed by loading Iiliyslclnmi because both tlio Cod Liter OH anil lli//i / < > j > > ui'ti > liltc.i nro the recognlzwl cgontBlti tlio euro of Consumption. It la as imlatablo aa ralllc. C 4S' C MBilfiiAM ' * " l'frfert * / * dCOi ! S cnaiJISIOn jcm hi . n ii n waiulcrful JfleaU I'rodueer. It in tltt Jlest JtemeAy for COJMSUMPTXON , Scrofula , Bronchitis , Waetinp Sis- cases , Chronic Coughs nnd Colds , Ask IorScoH'simul3ion : and take no other. , Tim il ) ] ioitlr ] , tlio ilo1 > llltnt < * < 1 , uhotlicr friiiu ! 'xrcs-i nfivorKuf niliulin-Ijddjill-Ink r ixim&tir i In MALARIAL REGIONS , will llmlTutt'n I'lllt tlio limit Rcnlnl ru- eturutliouvuroQori'iHlioBullurlngluvallJ. COLDS IN TUB HEAD , by one npplication. OATAEEH , in a very short time. HAY FEVER , in from 3 to 6 days. EAEAOHE , instantly. FIFTY OKNT3 A'rioTTLK FOH SAI.R HY ALL , DUUOOIST3. I'ropurod only liy the IMIENOUNE MKD10INK CO. . llurkorlllock , Omnlm. U.S. A , KERVE AND BRUIN TREATMEHT. Brtelfle for JTitrl . Plnln i.rl ! , Knarelifli.WiL lulnv , Wintnl txprnMlon , hotienlnir at thu Drain rw lultlnn lit loanllyaad Icidlnirto mliory d c > r unj dtAlh. PrcmAture Old Av , iI&ir nD M. l.oi ot rower tnultlier MS. JniroluiitArjr Lo * , ml Kuirmilorrhtut r < uii it tr oTur-viertlaA or Iho t < r&tn , lrljuio or OTtr'ladu'f oncv. Koch txii contain ! on j month' * Iro&u mtr.t. ( I a bat , or MZ ( or 8J , lent tij inol I | i ild. Wlib eMb ordtr lor ill l > ox , will < , na purchuor entrant * * to rvfund EC3 y It the tr Mm nt WU U ) GOODMAN DRUG CO. , Ill ) Furnatu St. , . . . ( Jnmliu , Neb , MA.Y THINKl WE'RE CROSS Because WB Write . CROSSWAYS , But we're not. We only want you to Read this Ad. O in inO O ) inu C- > w. 03 Co u o r-C o -S W C g .s COu ( - MOS OS ( U 03 ( U H r- ! C u COo UU " O "jj 1 < U ) OJ 5- ! 773 O 5cu -6 c T ) a corner Crt ( D U o o rt C < once bo CO - OJ u CO .S < u OJ a J3in co - J3H rt JCU cube u.U < D ( U -Q bo 0 b/ ) . 1) ) a 03 O 0C c IDH boO OJ o COc ( L ) . c o > O ! o 03 * * V ) 03 rt CO Q G O in l-H b/ ) 03 u ? . lHO O S co 01 bVH 9 CO VHo. rt o. . ( U G ? i < u ON O ! L " CO U We can start a man out dressed like a dandy with a new suit , a new liat and a new shirt for $6.70 , and a collar on tlie shirt atthat. 1ST 13th and Farnam Streets.
