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    8 THE OMAHA DAILY hi SATURDAY ; : , JANUARY 30 , 1892
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
"Must ft Man Pay if Ho Lose ? " Under Debate -
bate in a Justice Oouit ,
MUCH INTEREST IN THIS QUESTION
I'oronMc llron.lildei Trnlncd on It for Ton
Hour * ' .Steady I'lrliiK Shot In tlio
.Slionldor In Memory of
John F. Itojd.
The entire neighborhood In the vicinity of
Justlco Levy's ofllco WM streaked during
the livelong day with /lights / of oratory. Tlio
wuo on trial was MoMillan against I'nrks ,
although the fuss was really between Me-
Jllllnn anil Thomas O'Ncll.
The whole dny was consumed In the pro-
contatlon of the case to his honor. As near
M con bo ascertained , the plot Is as follows :
O'Nolt made arrangements to sell n lot on Q
street for t 1,160. Tbo customer wont to the
pleoo of roulty In question and thcro was
confronted by John McMillan , another real
estate man , who , alter learning what the
man was after , told the prospective pur
chaser that ho coulO got the Int for him
cheaper. Of course th o would-be purchaser
went to O'Nell and told htm what McMillan
claimed ho could do. O'Noll sent for Mc
Millan , and In the exciting scene that lol-
lowed O'Ncll offered to bet $100 that McMil
lan could not furnlih the lot for loss than the
sum specified within a given time , as O'Noll
had the solo contract for the same. Each
put up a ? 100 forfeit , George Parks holding
tha stakes.
O'Notl won and Parks returned to him the
tlOO put up by nlm , but dared not surrender
tbo 8100 won on account of threats by McMil
lan , who Is something of a Inwyor himself.
Consequently suit was brought by O'Noll to
recover the $100 forfeit.
After sitting patiently for ton hours listen
ing to the contending lawyers on the case ,
Judeo Levy decided to tuko a little time to
consider the matter , out of the reach of
oratorical tbunaor.
The ontlra bar of South Omaha listened to
the case.
.Shot In tlui Shoulder.
H The shooting affair at Twenty-fourth and
Milroy avenue occurred on Tuesday ovoiitng
instead of Wednesday as previously re
ported. Mason and Ucgnn , the fellows whom
Mr. Johnstono believed were to Intimate
with his wife , have made themselves very
scarce , one of them carrying a bullet wound
In his sboutdor. The wound was received
after ho was caught hugging Johnstono's
wlfo. Ho was not seriously hurt , but ho getaway
away from the Jonnstono homo so quick and
has so suddenly dropped out of sight that it
js believed that ho Is running.vet.
An attempt is made to conceal tbo facts In
regard to the rose , but the police got wind of
it Thursday night. No arrests will probably
bo made.
The World-Herald with its usual zeal to
furnish fakes Instead of facts invented some
names to 111 tbo Individuals. Unfortunately
ono of the names faked up happens to belong
to a roipoctabln young man living In another
part of the city , and It is hinted that an ex
planation will be demanded or something
more serious than a libel suit will follow.
In Memory of John Itoyd.
Nearly every member of the Stock ex
change abandoned business yesterday
afternoon to attend the funeral of
tbo Into John Doyd vho for five
years was manager of the stock
yard * . The members all were appropriate
badges. At a called meeting of the ox-
cbango the following resolutions wore passed :
Whereas , Almighty God In the oxcirolso of
Ills dlvlno will lius seen proper to romovu by
death from among us our uliUily rusnoctcU
o ml esteemed trlunU and associateJolln ; IT.
JUoyd.
Ana while no humbly bow In submission to
Ills holy will , wo can but deeply mourn his
untimely death ; therefore , bo It
Kesolvud , That In his death this Exalianzo
and the entire .community lose nn honorable
and useful citizen , a warm and slnuuio friend ,
and1iS | family u Kind and Indulgent husband
and father.
And to them wo extend our most sincere and
heartfelt sympathies in this their Irreparable
loss. 'And bo It further
Husolved , That the .secretary of this Ev-
change bo Instructed to forward to his family
an engrossed copy hereof.
* . City Suf Needed ,
"Thoro is nothing the city needs moro
than a fireproof safe , in the city oftices , "
ays City Treasurer Hooter , Ono good safe
would answer the purpose for the city olork ,
engineer and treasurer. Few citizens realize
the risks the city is running without a
proper receptacle tor the documents be
longing to tha city. In , the clerk's
oftlco are the ordinances and official records
of the city and a largo quantity of other valu
able papers. In the city engineer's ofllco are
tbo varlout plans for everything In the line
Of public grades , plats , otc. In tbo treas
urer's ofllco are the warrants , bonds and
other papers relative to the city's finances.
Suppose a flro should break out in the build
ing where tlio city ofUcos are , a- thing which
is liable to happen any night , what would be
come of those valuable papers ! They would
bo simply wiped out. "
Clinngo or Inspectors.
Dr. S. S. Stewart of Council Bluffs , who
for sorao tlmo has bcon government meat inspector
specter at Swift's packing house , has been
transferred to the packing establishment at
Nebraska City. Dr. S. M. McGrow of Ne
roaha county das boon appointed to succeed
Dr. Stewart hero , and he enters upon his
duties immediately. The sorouo face of Cap
tain Payne of Lincoln Is still soon amonc the
carcasses , and the first oversight made by
htm is still to bo reported. Ho steadfastly re
fuses to discuss politics while at worlc.
Mutter of Crogitwiilki.
"I am glad , " says Mr. W. S , Berry , "that
Tun Dun Is agitating the matter of cross
walks. Sidewalks are of but llttlo use unless
you have crosswalks. I understand that
there is a pllo of displaced crosswalks Ivlng
near the old ongluo house thitt has boon there
for months. They are doing nobody any
good there excepting the people who are rap
idly converting them Into kindling wood.
Why can't they bo put where they will do
some good to tha public at large 1"
HHK Ulllcliil Permission.
A kick has boon raised by a number of
citizens against Mr. C. M. Hunt constructing
& wooden shanty on the south sldo of N
street botwcun Twenty-sixth and Twonty-
Bovontbi'as ' the slto Is In the lira limits. An
examination of the records , however , shows
that at tbo last mooting of the city council
permission was granted Mr. Hunt to do BO.
TbU oxcluilvo privilege hoi aroused con
siderable invective.
Htnclc Kxcliniigu Mooting.
Thorp will bo a sponlal mooting of the
Stock exchange Saturday at ! 1 p. m. to con
sider the amendment to the by-laws in refer
ence to prepaying telegrams to the country
giving the condition of tbo maricols.
The Only Church Hull.
The P'fosbytorlan church is the first pluco
of worship in South Omaha to have a church
boll. This acquisition was put In plaoo
Thutday , The now bell Is of medium itzo
and sweet In tono.
Oily Miniatures ,
Tbo tug-of-war contest * last evening \vero
between tbo Swedes and Bohemians ana
Irlnu and Germain.
A new sldownlk has been constructed OD
the oouth lcl of 1' street between Twenty-
fourth and Twonty-llftb , and tbo residents
In that block who heretofore have been envi
roned by a tea of mud are talking lorlously
of holding a Jubilee.
It is bellovad that tbo boys who are run
ning such dangerous risks to steal rides on
tbo motor cars are all pupils at the I. , it root
school. Tbo motoruiou will today ask the
oniolals of the atreot railway to inform the
principal of the school of thU fact ,
Fred Haginnn and Swan Larson , respect
ively DouUchor and Scandinavian , had a ills-
cusiioii last night in regard to the relative
merits' of the Gcrmaui and Swedes In tha
tug-of-war contest. In the excitement that
followed Lanon'a fuco became badly dis
figured and Hagman was arrested on the
charge of disturbing the peace.
Complluifiitury Art Lecture.
Colonel Jaiuoi FalrmanA.M.of New York
city , artist and lecturer , will give a lecture
before the Voung Men's Christian association
Saturday ovonlng on "What All Should
Know About Art , " Colonel Falrman Is a
gentleman of culture and bus studied art for
( Ifty years , ton of which In the best schools
In Uorm&ny , Franco and ttngland , Is ni well
n lecturer , having boon for ton years con
nected with Olivet collocro. The lecture will
not bo for artists only , but for anyone who
like- * the artistic.
Complimentary tlckoU may bo obtained
upon application nt the Voung Men's Chris
tian association ofllco.
DoWltt's Llttlo Early IUSOM. Best llttlo
pill ever made. Cure constipation every
time. Nouo equal. USD tho.n now.
Dr. Blrnoy euros catarrh. Bunbldg
Union soap Is mula of wostornpro
ducts try it.
PAUK MATTERS.
Will tin- Council THhn Hand In I'lirclms-
I lip ; Nun' l.uml.
The Board of Park Commissioners mot
yesterday afternoon to pass upon current
oxpcnso accounts. Bills amounting to $431
were allowed ,
Messrs. Boggs & Hill sent In a communi
cation offering fourteen ncros west of
Crclghton college to the board for park pur
poses at (100,000.
"Those follows must think wn have n
barrel of money , " remarked ono of the com-
imsslonors as the letter was placed on file.
A petition was presented from citizens of
the south sldo asking the board to purchase
Syndicate park. It was slgnod by nearly
MO names.
Some Informal discussion took place with
regard to the posslolo objection on the part
of members of the council to tbo lands
selected by the Park commissioners for park
purposes. It was stated that some complaint
had been made to tlio effect that the board
had rejected a tract of land lying Immediately
southeast of Forest Lawn cemetery offered
by Shaw & French nt $400 per aero and had
agreed to purchase the Parltor tract at $000
per acre. The roa ons given by the board
for declining to purchase the Shaw & French
tract word that the lanri was not suitable for
park purposes at any price , and that tbo
tract lay ton far to the west to bring It in the
line of Florence boulevard.
Dr. Birnoynosonnd throat. Dim bldp.
Housekeepers will llncl Quail rollol
oats the best made.
Drunkenness ,
A disease , treated ns Biich and perma
nently cured. No publicity. No infirm
ary. Homo treatment. Harmless and
olloctunl. Rotor by permission to Bur
lington Hawkeyo. Send 2c stump for
pamphlet. ShoKO < iuon Chemical Co. ,
Burlington , la.
Ask your grocer lor Quull rolled oats.
PATTI COMINCJ.
Negotiations Looking to u Return or the
< irout Binder to Omiilm.
It is now reasonably sure that Omaha will
bo favored with a concert by Madame Adellun
Patti Ntcollm and her company of musical
artists. La Diva assured an Omaha gentleman
in New York City that BUO intended to sing In
this city , oven If it were necessary to malic a
sacrifice to up so , and in explanation of her
purpose said'she had always been traated so
well hero that she wished toshowhor grate
ful appreciation of the Ulndr.es * .
Considerable correspondence has been bad
with the managers of the Coliseum , who
have boon asked to forward a diagram of
their house to Pattt's managers at Now
York. Tbo facilities of the Boyd theater
are also under 'consideration , and an effort
will DO made to have the concert in that
bouso.
Patti'b management ask a guarantee of
$ -,000. If ttab receipts exceed that figure the
next f 1,000'will-BO to the local1 management ,
ana all over $0,000 will bo divided on a ba ls
of 70 and 80 per cent. February 13 has boon
proposed us .the date of tha entertainment ,
t . > 'Hliln. Kconohiy5'
Is'practiced i by many people , , who buy infer
ior articles of food 'because cnoaper than
standard goods. Surely infants are entitled
to the b'ost food obtainable. It Is a fact that
the Gall Borden "Eagle" Brand Condensed
Milk Is the best in fnnt food. Your grocer
and druggist keep It.
'
Women's diseases. Dr. Lonsdalo , 010S. 13.
Nebraska is famous for Us fine oats.
Quail rolled oats are made in Nebraska.
>
Testing the Postolllcc .Site.
The bottom of the excavated area where
Undo Sam proposes to build a postofllco for
this great city has been punctured by a ten-
inch auger to the depth of about twenty foot
in some twenty places and tbo result has
been about the same In each instance.
In tbo south end of tha oxoavation wboro
the earth has boon removed to a depth of
about eight foot the auger passed tbrougli a
stratum of hard clny about eight foot thick
and then struck mud and water through
which It passed for tbo next twenty foot ,
In the center of the excavation at the east
sldo where a dropor cut has been made for
tbo foundation of the tower , the auger
struck mud at the very outset for the bottom
of the bolo is covered with water. At a
depth/of about twenty-five feet-from the bottom
tom of the deepest excavation the auger
Btruck a hard stratum of clay. Toward tbo
west sldo of tbo alto tbo hard ground was
reached sooner , showing that as the blllsldo
is approached the mud ' and slush grows
thinner.
For scrofula In oyory form Hood's Sarsaparilla -
parilla Is a radical , reliable remedy. It has
and unequaled record of euros.
Union soap is king ot Boaps.
About Those Overworked Clerks.
City Clerk Groves Is not well pleased with
the statement made by Chairman Blrkbausor
with reference to salaries. A day or two
ago tbo chairman stated that his dork was
doing the work of two men under the old
rule , and was also doing moro work than the
higher paid clerks in tbo city clerk's
oftlco.
Mr. Groves states that since tbo Board of
Public Worus was created that body never
employed moro than ono clerk except during
the period of ninety days when a clerk was
employed to complete a sidewalk record.
That book , however , has never boon touched
slnco its completion. Ho laughs at tbo idea
of tbo clerk working fifteen hours per day.
and aays that if such Is the case It lb caused
by tbo fact that tbo man u not a rapid
worker. His man handle all of the papers
that go through tbo ofllco of tbo Board of
Public Worusbesides keeping up tbo records
and caring for the thousands of paper * that
pass the council ouch month ,
The Howe Scales , the only scale with pro
tctod bearings. No chocs rods. Cata
logues of Borden & Solleck Co , , Agts , , Chicago
cage , 111.
Every grocer handles Union soap ,
Docrlnu ; .Appointments.
Tbo Donrlng Implement company has ap
pointed Thomas Bloukhorn manager of the
North Platte district , with headquarters in
this city. C. M. Tulloy has also boon ap
pointed to n similar position for the South
Platte division of tbo company's business ,
His headquarters are at Lincoln.
A sere throat or cough , If suffered to.pro-
grcis , often results lu an incurable throat or
lung trouble. "Brown's ' Bronchial Troche * "
give Instant relief.
PITi r 'nr PT IPHAPT 4 faiAVTP
SUGAR BEET ASSOCIATIONS
Text of ti Circular Sent Out by the' State
Executive Committee.
NEBRASKA'S ' NATURAL ADVANTAGES
Cnn ItnUo the lleH HcoU drown lit Thin
Mate Hoiv to Orgnntro a Count ?
Society i\rrjlmtly : Should
Join One ,
Intense Interest is being felt among busi
ness mon upon the beet sugar Industry and a
very largo attendance Is assured at the meot-
ng which will bo hold at the Board ot Tntdo
rooms at 10 o'clock today for a discussion
of tbo advisability of oitabllshlug u factory
In Omaha , Messrs. C. A. Atkinson , W. N.
Nason and M. A. Lunn , the executive com-
mUtcoot the state association , have Issued a
circular touching upon the plan o' county
associations , ami urging u study of the host
methods of cultivating boots.
In consideration , says this circular , of thn
inncnltmlo as well as Importance of thisgroal
national Industry , and what can bo done in
this state to secure factories for manufactur
ing sugar from boats , tbo committee thinks
It very Important and essential timt not only
the results that have boon attained for this
state should bo gonorallv well understood
and known by the people of the state , but
also a general knowledge of the conditions
that exist In European countries , whore this
Industry bus become un established and
known success.
Wo find by referring to the best authori
ties of both Franco and Germany , where
boots arc cultivated on expensive land land
frequently valuednt , from $300 to { GOO nor
ncrn , and where fertilizers are annually re
quired , and not infrequently at n cost of MO
per aero , ut nn average annual co t of ? .iO
per aero. Wo also find that the avoraeo per
cent of sugar In tholr boots Is much less than
in boots grown in thostiito of Nebraska.
In Germany"that manufactures moro boot
sugar than any other nation In the world ,
and where the first beet sugar factory was
established ns early as 1805 , and where thor
ough cultivation bus bcon prosecuted for
many years , they hnvo not succeeded In rais
ing the average above the percentage in Ne
braska.
Kcccssiiry to Grow Herts.
Noarlv every county In the state of Ne
braska has during the past few years
grown sugar beets under the direction
of the state experimental station at Lincoln ,
and has from analyses ot the beets
so grown , demonstrated tbo fertility of its
soil and cllmato to produce beets containing
H high percentage of sugar as well as a high
purity co-ofllciont. Wo find , however , that
in order to secuto the oroctlon of a boot sugar
factory at any point. It Is not sufficient to bo
"able to show th'at beats of a high per cent of
sugar can ha grown , but that it is-nocossary
to glvo ovldcnco that sufilclont experiment
has been engaged in to demonstrate to tbo
farmers who nrow the beets that the busi
ness can ba conducted with greater profit to
them than the cultivation of 'any other crop
for market.
We find from results of the general experi
ments that have boon made throughout the
state of Nebraska that the entire state gives
ovldenco of having the natural conditions of
both soil and cllmnto for the production of
suL'nr beets having a high percentage of
sugar ; wo also find that llttlo or no difficulty
will bo experienced in obtaining a full und
sufficient supply of watcr , > so essential and
tnalsponsiblo for the use of boot sutrar fac
tories ; also , that most portions ot tbo state
are now wellsuppliod with railroad transpor
tation facilities , by the means of .which coal
for fuel und lime-rock for 11 mo can > bo transported -
ported when not found in tbo immediate
vicinity where tbo boot nugar factory is desired -
sired ; with these natural conditions'of trans
portation , lime-rock , coaland\v'ator \ nil bolnir
accessible , it remains oriiy * to bo able
to furnish tbo required acreage , of
sugar beets to supply * tho" facrorv
with tbo rive essential and indispensable
elements of success ; for thls"and many other
reasons wo most earnestly racoiqmend that
Boot Sugar associations ba formed In each
county of the state of Nebraska for the pur
pose of aiding in the development of this in
dustry and oncouragint ; tbo erection of boot
sugar factories ; wo recommend that the
nome of each association shall bo that of its
county , ana that each county association
shall co-oporato with and bo an auxllarv to
the state association.
How to Organize ,
Where it is desirable to form a county as
sociation , the committee would recommend
that a speaker or speakers should bo pro
cured who are well informed upon this sub
ject , and who will make and address at the
lima of the meeting for organization. Appli
cation should bo made to tbo secretary , W.
N. Nason of Omaha , Nob. , before the data of
the county association Is set , within a few
days , or a week perhaps , before the tlmo
that it would bo dcslrablo to bavo the con
vontton called , and ho can thus
arrange the dates for several meetIngs -
Ings in different counties closolv
adjacent where one of tboso speakers
can be present with llttlo inconvenience.
Wboro a county convention shall be called
for the purpose of effecting county , organiza
tion the foliowlns : otllcors shall bo elected :
President , vice president , secretary , treas
urer and corresponding sccrotary , and if
thought advisable a vice president from each
of tbo townships of the county , ana an assist
ant secretary from each town of the county ;
that each county organization shall endeavor
to bocuro as many energetic farmers in their
county as possible to cngago In growing at
least ono-fourth of an aero of sugar boots for
experimental purposes ; thut this experi
ment Is recommended In order that the
farmer may have the opportunity of loarnlni ?
for himself whether or "not ho can ungaco to
grow sugar bouts for the factory with profit
to himself.
All Should AnKlnt. '
Wo rocommod that every citizen who
wishes to encourage the development of this
crcat Industry , should Identify themselves
with the association , and assist in raising u
premium for tba encouragement of farmers
to mnlto this experimental trial. It is the
opinion of the committee that tbojo
premiums will have the tendency to stimu
late a moro general Interest throughout the
county , and also encourage thorough cultiva
tion of the sugar boot , which willinsuroa
good tonnage and high per cent of
sugar. This very generally engaged In will
result satisfactorily to tbo farmers , nod the
coming fall will demonstrate that a largo
number of farmers will have learned a very
important and essential lesson , and that they
will be very desirous for tbo erection of a
boot sugar factory in order that they may
find a moro prod table market than they now
have for the products of tholr Holds. The
committee is also firmly convinced of the
fact that where unmistakable ovldonco of
this kind cad bo presented to local , eastern
und foreign capitalists and these who
are anxious to * engage' In tbo
boroctlon of oot sugar factories ,
in this countrv. Llttlo difficulty will bo
experienced In securing factories in such
localities where thcso lacta are found from
Investigation to bo truo. The committee has
made a statement which Investigation will
find to bo true , that our natural conditions
lor producing sugar boots , uro superior to
thut of Europe , This Is shown from boots
grown on our natural soil without the know ) ,
edge or experience as to the best methods of
cultivation , and without tbo use of commer
cial or ether fertilizers , \V'o alsp call
attention to the foot that so generally and
so thoroughly well understood is this busl-
ness in many countries of Europe , that when
wo are able to demonstrate beyond question
that not only our soil and cllmato possess
these necessary and natural conditions , but
Baking
Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years tlie
also th t our farraom bavo grown and nro
willing to grow boot * ( or the factory , that
Ittlo dlnicnlty will' bo oxpcrloncod in ao-
: urlnp an aoundmrowof experienced mon to
'urnlsh thu mcantotoibuild our. factories for
us.
, ItnllrontJKatcR.A ( * ) < Cfl Vor.
Reallrlni ? that ittmay bo desirable on the
i.\rt of some of thostn'rinors lo shin the boots
.hat they shall craw for nxponmcnt to either
Norfolk or Mrnnd Hland , the committee has
applied to the railroad companies of this
state for a schodulmof ratoi for n ulstanco of
JOO miles or lo < is , ass the railroad companies
mvo manlfostcdi A dliposltlon to transport
bcots nt the very least possible cost In order
to assist In building- this Industry , aa
agreement of rntosipcr ton par mlle must bo
considered by Ml lines that do busi
ness In this stato. This nnd many
other Important subjects have bcon con >
ildorcd und will ba reported nt the
very earliest possible moment. Suggestions
where seed may bo procured , of whom and at
what price , where seeders nnd olhor Itnplu-
for cuHlvaUnc nnd harvesting the
Dents can bo had , ns well as giving sugges
tions and Information regarding the sclcc-
: lon of land , cultivating and harvesting the
jects.
1.n ( Irippo.
No healthy parson need fosir any dnngor-
> us consequences from nn nttnok of la grlppo
if properly treated. It U much the samn ns
\ severe cold nnd requires precisely the sumo
treatment. Remain quietly at homo nnd take
Chamberlain's Cough Homoily ns directed
Tor n severe cold and a prompt nnd complete
recovery Is sure to follow. This remedy also
counteracts nny tendency of In erlppo to ro
suit In pnoumontit. Among the many thous-
ind * who have tisod It during the epidemics
of the past two years wo Imvo yet to learn of
a single case that has not rccovorod or that
ins resulted In pneumonia , U5 and GO cent
jottlcs for sale by druggists ,
Dr. McGrow , private dlBOiiecsHth &Par
Tlio Crccilo Camp Kxcltnmcnt.
Croodo Camp promises to bocoino n
second Loadvillo. The numboi- poole -
) lo goinc into this wonderful camp Is
inprccoacnted in the history of Colo-
rmloo.\copt only during the Loadvillo ox-
citomcnt. It is cstimtttcd that now the
.ownsHo Is located , that there will Do
ton thousand people In the camp by
Juno 1. The now discovery is only
reached by the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad , and there is no staging.
VIADUOT ON FIFTEENTH STREET.
Property Omitti-H to Oo Hofnro tlio Council
with u I'ropuHltlon.
Prominent proparty owners along Fif
teenth street are talcing actlvo stops to bavo
a viaduct built across tbo Burlington nnd
Jniou P.iolflc raiiro.ids. The matter will bo
old before ttie city council very soon.
Ono of the interested parties said
vostorday : "Tho property owners on
fifteenth street are in earnest
about this viaduct business. Wo
jeliovo that it will bo a bonotlt to tbo
entire city to tmvo a viaduct on that street.
The grade is favorable on both sldos and the
viaduct would not have to bo so long as that
on Sixteenth stroot. "
"Will the property owners contribute
personally to tha uxpnuse of building tbo
viaduct ? "
"I chink they wllllba willing to make good
all the damagost that. may bo allowed to
property ns a consequence of building the
viaduct. Wo shalti go direct to the city
council and ask thafetlio viaduct bo built. "
l Dullone ,
Mr. C. W. Ileedj proprietor of the Hotel
Dollono"Oiuahn , , ona of the Unost now nnd
modern hotels in tha wast , says of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy : "Wo have used it in
our family for years , with the most satisfac
tory result , especially for our , children , for
colds and croup. < ilt > cnn bo dopondod. upon ;
besides it is pleasant to take and seems to bo
free from chloroform nud tbo oily substances
put Into many coupli mixture , ' ; , " 25c , 50c and
f I bottles'for sale DZ drugglits.
Quail rolled outs are the finest made
Free ! 1'reo ! , I'rccl
Wo have decided to make today
the "banner day" of our pants salo. In
fact wo want to sell moro pants today
than any -clothing house over sold in
any ono day in this city. So to accom
plish this wo offer to glvo every ono buy
ing a pair of pants today a pair of
suspenders free. This includes the 8.c !
jeans pants. Remember that this is for
today , Saturday ' , January 30 , onlv.
PEOPLE'S 'CLOTHING HOUSE ,
1303 Douglas street.
Over 3,000 merchants handle Union
soap in the west.
HE CRIED IN VAIN FOR HELP.
JCIIH I'otcrsoii Drowned nn Cut-Oil'I.ako In
Hlglit of Workmen.
Jens Peterson , the 10-yoar-old son of Nels
Peterson , n dairyman living at East Omaha ,
was drowned in Cut-Off lake yesterday even
ing.
ing.Tho boy was on his way homo from Omaha ,
where he had boon on an errand , and was
crossing the lake when ho foil In n hole
whore the icemen had been at work.
Home of tbo mon who were working on tbo
Ice saw the boy and heard his cry for help ,
out before they could reach him ho bad sunk
from slclit.
Tbo body has not boon recovered.
Sale und Jlcllnblc ,
"In buying a cough medicine for children , "
says H. A. Walker , a prominent druggist of
Ogden , U. T. , "never bo afraid to buy Cham-
borlaln's Cougtrltamedy. Tooro is no dan
ger from It and relief is always sure to fol
low. I particularly recommend Chamber
lain's because I have fout'd it U > bo safe and
reliable. " 25 and 50 cent bottles for stqo by
druggists.
T5o sure to try the Quail rolled oats and
take no othor.
True.
With great care , by a pro
cess entirely his own , Dr.
Price is enabled to extract
from eaclnof the true , select
fruits and ! aromatics , all of
its characteristic flavor , and
place in the market a class
of flavoring ? of rare excel
lence. Evenjf flavor as repre
sented , of "great strength and
perfect purity. For any fla
vor that may be wanted for
flavoring ice-cream , jellies ,
cake , custand , etc , , Dr. Price's
Delicious Ulavoring Extracts
can be usediwith a certainty
of giving perfect satisfaction.
IFURCATED
YOKE
SUSPENDER
, THE LATEST.
Slipping otc Ih *
ilioulder lmpo-
iW.e. Atk jour
dwiltrfor Ibcm or
cnJJI Wfor/Am.
' iialr t' > I.UCB
urL funmtttr
J'u. . CT 1
l'ri | c BL , New
vvrk.
CDCCroaWEAKMEN
II | H New , f rrUlu lltmviif. I.oit-
„ _ T lus cure , never returui. 1 will iruU
| n f ( e ltJJfriCto nr uCrnrcrpe.
* U EM tcrli'tloa la en ! r imill , wr k
| | _ . parhi und trrtala cure for J.ot
f f m IM Vlur.Kiul > nli u.VnTic < > rela
J.J' . UOUbE , J ) fc | Alllsu. MlcU.
BLKW UP A WAR SHIP.
Tort JTcHlnnrj1Irnr New * of n lUoody
llnttlc Army Notc ,
The nullotln , n small weeKly sheet printed
nt Buffalo , Wyo. , U evidently running a nock
nnd nock race with a great Dally Fake print
ed in thcso parts.
Lieutenant Hoe received a letter today
from Lieutenant Mercer nt Fort MoKlnney
which Is aoout thrco miles from Buffalo , In
which Lieutenant Mercer enclosed n small
extra edition of the above mentioned weekly
paper. The alleged extra Is n corker in Its
way. it is made up principally of n scare
head nnnounclnp In the wildest sort of n way
that war has boon declared botwcon the
United States and Chili. "Word has boon
received hero , " says the fakolot , "to the of-
feet that ono of the largest wnr ships of the
United States navy hai boon blown to atoms
by the Cnlllan torpedo boats In the straits of
Magellan. Wnr has boon declared nnd the
United States has issued n call for 10,000
volunteer soldiers. "
Lieutenant Mercer stated In his letter that
no mall had boon received nt Fort McKlnnoy
or at Buffalo for thrcu days nnd this alleged
news created a groat.ronsallon. The soldiers
were wrought up to n Rroat nltch at McKln
noy nnd they wanted the latest news telegraphed -
graphed them at once.
Captain Chnrlos 1 < \ Humphrey , assistant
qunrtormastorvlll go to Fort D. A. Hus ell
tomorrow on business connected with his
department.
1'rlvato E. O. Murray of Company F , Flf
tceiith Infantry , who hai bcon for some tlmo
confined In the guard house nt Pilot Butte ,
\Vyo. , under charge of having deserted , has
bcon ordered released and restored to duty
without trial under certain proscribed condi
tions.
Dr. Bacho's daughter , who has bcon ill fern
n week , is convalescent.
Wo Indorse all the proprietors have said
relative to the merits of Salvation Oil. ft Is
the greatest cure on earth for pnln. Price
only 25 cents.
Yarborouph Hou&o , Halclgh , N , C.
f have ubod Dr. Bull's ' Cough Syrun for my
children ; It Is the golden remedy. Mrs. Dr.
Blackwcll.
Dr. Culllraoro , oculist. Boo building
Illness of I'ltHiuMifrcr ,
Mrs. Ucorgo Wlltso of Cambridge , O. ,
created n llttlo flurry of excitement at the
union dcrtot yesterday morning by falling
unconscious in an epileptic lit. She was
on route to Dillon , Mont. , and was waiting
tor her train ,
The lady was cared for bv the railway em
ployes , and was able to continue her journey.
Couch r lloivlmr the (3rl | ) .
Many persons , who hnvo recovered from la
grlppo , uro now troubled with a persistent
cough. Chamberlain's Cough Homedy will
promptly loosen this coutrh and relieve the
lungs , offoctini ; n permanent euro In a vorv
short tlmo. 25 and CO cent bottles for sale by
dru gists.
Anv prrocorcan supply you with Quail
rolled oats delicious for breakfast.
RAW AS BEEF STEAK
Ba'.y's Fearful SufToringr from Skin
Disease O ivering Entire Body
Cured by Out'cura.
Aiy bnby wns taken very Mck when lie wns tlirco
monllm old , anil In a few < | n)4bcinn breaking out.
Wo omiiloycrt both of the homo doctors nnit they
could dunolbtni ; for him. Tlicn woscntloc.thc btst
iloctortn Kiiton Hnplds. Mlcli.iinJ ho doctored him
for two wcrki , unit ho
fiut womo all t'io tlmo ;
und then 1 took him to
Jnckton , ton doc tor who
MUeruH cspoclnlly to
HKIn dlncn cs , und tbon
lie K * > t v > orsa tlmn.eter.
Then I told my husband
wo hud better try the
CltTICIIIIA IlKMKDIKH
any way : did not Imvo
liny hlei thuy wnulildo
uny KOod , but In ) OM
than two months from
the tlmo we beiran Ktr-
ItiK thum to him lit was
onllrc'ly well , and not a
spot on him. Hla hair
began iirowlnff rlKht off. and we thought ho would
alwn > H be buld'humled. Thcru as not a spot cm his
whole body , fftuo unJ head , only Ills nose anil oycs ,
but what was ais raw as beef stuuk. ho poor tncro ft *
not anything but bones , and so weak ho could neither
rnlio hand nor head.
Mils. flUNK IIAKHKTT , Wlndcld ,
Cuticura Resolvent
The new lllood nnd Skin Pnrlllcr , mid urontost o
Jlumor Remedies , cleanses the blood of nli Impucl
tlesand poisonous elements , uncl thui remove's the
cnuHo , wlillo CUTicL'liA , the Kreat skin cure , and
CUTICUHASOAI1 , an oxqnlalto gkln beuulitler. clcnr
the akin and scalp , and restore the hair. Tims the
CUTjcuiiA ItKMfciMES cure every species of lthlnK
burnlnx , scaly , pimply , and blotchy skin , scalp , and
blood licenses , from pimples to scrofula , from In
fancy to age , when the bent puyilclans fall.
Bold every wlicro. I'rlce , CuTiruiiA.Mcj SOAP , J5cj
KEMH.VKNT , fl. 1'rcparcd by tlio I'OTTMI imuo ANII
CHEMICAL Colll'IIKATION , Boston.
rZTScnd for "How tq Cure lllood Illseivsoi , "
n i nyiO Bktn nnJ Sculp purlllcd unit brnutllla
DnD0 | by CL'TicuitA BOAT. Absulutoly pure.
RHEUMA1I8 PAINS.
IX ON'K MIXtHK TUB ClTTICITIIA AKTI
' , \i.v rLAsiFlirelU'VcurhiMimiitloncliitlctt
& IP , kidney , died , und munculnr puln
wcnktiOMkCs. I'rlcv , ' * : .
COMMERCIAL URUCCtSTS
commit fraud lu tmbsti
tullni ? any other poiouf
plaster when IIKNSON'S
la asked for. They do sc
In order to mnko morn
raonoy out of you by uell
Inff you Bomelliltifr Urn'
costH them lets , llowar
of wort I.less luil' xtlonn.
. .
unu .r iq.
PLLS
Original untl Only ti - A
lw.ti rclltliU. L OIIS , nk
for CMtlitiltn r > iMi\ > lf
tiaaif grand \ Krd nj Uald nitulllo
hoxei , it.lot wlih blua rlbbou. TuLe
gliootlivr. Itefuit UanstrouM itfbimu.
' linnt amt imitation ! . M DrUKgUti , or lead 4c *
in Rlam | > . fur | > arlleul.r. , tvillmoqltU and
. ' llellef far l.uilli . , " ( n Itlltr.ij return
i' „ ' .Mull. 1O.OIIO r.-.lliuool.li. Kant i'aptr.
, r ( hlrlic.lrrClicinlralL u.lMuill.anHquur t
Bald by til I l Drumliii. _ I'lilluila. , ! ' .
PlloFoiALSI'-OREHEOTION OK hUlIOOI ,
llullcllnus , btoiun lloatliu and Ventila
tion , and I'lro Keoiines , Doimrttnont of the
Interior , Olllco of Indian Affaire. Washington ,
1) . C ! . , January 0. IBUi. KKAI.ED I'IIOPOSALM , on-
dorfceil , "I'roposals for uroctlon of hulldtiua ,
bl on in licatliiK , eta , " us the rasu may be , and
to the Coimnlsslonor of Indian Af-
fiilrx , Washington , I ) . O. , will bo received at
this ofllco until I o'clock , p. in. , of Kobruury 8.
16V. ' . for the oroctlon ut the I'lno KldRo Aconoy ,
b'outh Dakota , of ono brick ussoinlily bulldlne ,
ono brlek hospital , iMilldlni ; , und ono brlolc
Holler haute , JIB per plans und niiocllluutlons
which may bo examined ut'tho olllccs ( if the
Kupilhllcmi , of Kapld City. S. 1) . , tlio tltsi : of
Omaha , Neb. , and the llulldor * Hoard of
Truclo. corner 7th and Co lar stroetu. bt. 1'aul ,
Jllnu. , and at the 1'iiiu Hlilifo Agunoj , Illddors
will boroiuilrod toKubnilt Huparuto bids for
uach liiilldln , ' , und sluto the lunsth of tlmo
propiised tn bo coiiHUinud In tholr const ruc-
tlon. Illds are albtj Invliod for furrrlshliu all
niHohlnory , inatcrlaU , and all lubor nvccbsary
to lint thoin lu position , for lieiitln ; ? and von-
tlllutlnK the assembly building' , the hospital
. thu presonC school bnlldlni ; , und the
laundry ( now In couiaoof eonstnietlon ) . all to
bo pionerly eonneclod by ademmto pines with
the liollornoiiho , from winch tnov aia to bo
heated. Separate bids should also bo made
for lieu tin ; aii't vuntllatlnz as above , from
boiler house , only the assembly biiUdlnz and
the present school Inilldlng. Separate bids are
also Invited for fnrnlbhlnx and p aeliu ono or
two II ro escapes on the assembly and hospital
bullrihiZH when same shall have been oreetod ,
also on tlio present school bulldln ? . lllddera
n he'atlnjf and vimtllutlir. , and Uro cscujios.
to accompany tholr bids with designs und
specifications of the steam hoatlnu and von-
Illation and llro osoapes projiosod to l > u fur-
nlshudi said designs und gpoollloatlons to bo
ndaptod to the buildings to which they uro tube
bo applied. The right Is reserve ! to reject
any or all bids , nr any part of any bill If
deemed for the best Interest of the ucrvco |
CKitTirir.n CIIKCKH Knch bid must bo uccoin
imiilcd by a certified check or draft upon some
United fatatos depository or solvent national
bank In the vicinity of the residence of the
bidder , miiOo puyuolo to thoorder of theCom-
inlsloner of Indian AlTnlrn. for at least FIVK
run CENT of the amount of the proposal , which
check or draft will ho forfeited lo the unitud
BtatoH In onto uny bidder or bidders receiving
an award shall full to promptly execute
contract with good und iiilllolcnt sureties ,
otherwise to bo returned to the bidder , Midi
accompanied by u h In lieu nf acertltlod
chuck will not uo connldwrml. T. J , .MOKOAN
Cymmliiloucrof loUlau Airulra.
Do You Want Shoes ?
If there's any one thing that a man /
does want this kind of weather , its shoes <
good shoes. Shoes to keep his feet warm
and dry. Our solid calf shoes at two sev
enty-five , with genuine cork soles are the
thing to buy for comfort.
Do You Want Shoes ?
Possibly you want shoes and don't feel
"zif" you could afford 'em. Possibly you
couldn't if you had to buy 'em of the
regular shoe fellows. We sell shoes ; sell
a goodshoe , that's a good look cr , fcrg
dollar and a quarter. They're good wearers - *
ers , too.
Do You Want Shoes ?
MMMW MMMM
You , we mean ; you man that's reading
. this ad. Do you want shoes ? We sell any
kind of shoes that you want. Dollar six
ty-five , dollar eighty-five , two and a
quarter , two and a half two and-a-half >
that's the one. Genuine Goodyear welts ,
solid calf , any shape or style. Bear this
one in mind.
Do You Want Shoes ?
That's the question. If you do wantshoeq
. and want to get good shoes at a fair price ,
the young men in our'shoe room want to
see you. They'll show you a fine calf
shoe at three dollars and ninety cents tha
they'll guarantee you to equal any five1
or six dollar shoe you can find. We'll
back up the guarantee.
We sell Rubbers , Overshoes , Arctics and
r
Rubber Boots.
HATS 50c TODAY 50c HATS.
ANDPBOSPHATE9
For the Cure of Consumption , Cou3hs , Colds
Asthma , Pneumonia , I ulluonza , Bronchi
tis , Debility. Wasting Dlseasas and
Scrofulous Humors.
Almost as pilatubto as cream , H can bo t-ikon
with plcaturo by dollcato persons and children , who ,
after ualnx It , nro very torn ) of It. It aiilmllntos
with the food , Increases thollcslinnrt nppolllc.hullili
up the nervous system rjitorui cnorKy to mini ! nnJ
body , creates now , rich and pure blood , In fact , ro-
juvcnatcs the whole system. *
FLESH , BLOOD , NERVE , BRAIN.
This preparation Is far superior toall ether prepa
rations of Cod I.lver Oil : lUminmny Imltitors , but
nee < ! U.itt.rlhe ! results f olio * lnn I in use lire Its best
recommendations , lie sure , AH you value your
health , Kct the genuine. ManufactnroJ only by lilt.
ALEX. It. WILIIUII , Chemist , llojton , Mass , Bold by
Protect your lungs by
wearing Chamois vest.
FOP cold feet buy a Hot
Wate-Bottle. We have
all sizes , at low prices.
Physicians P r e s c r i p-
tlons prepared at low
prices.
The Aloe& Tenfold Company
15th Street next to 1' . O ,
Young Mothers !
We Offer You a Jteineily
ifltlclt Insure * fiafctu to
L\e of'Mother ' unit Child.
"MOTHER'S FRIEND"
Jtoti § Confinement of it *
J'ufii , Horror oiitlJlltlt ,
After mliiRonobottloof "IHolltur'dl'rlrml" 1
BUlteri'il but little pnln.uiul ilia not experience that
weakni'n nttcnviml usual In such caion. Mr ,
ANNIK OIQE , I.anmr , Mo. , Jan , ISth , Ittfl.
Sent by express. eharta' prepaid , on receipt ot
priceI.M per Ijoltle. lluok to Mothcmmalled free.
i'IIiM ) ItK < ; VISITOR CO. ,
ATLANTA , < JA ,
801,1) JIV A I.I , ImUUUISTS.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , S. DEPOSITORY. . - OMAHA , NE3
Capital . TT77. . $ IOfll ) ) : )
Surplus . . . (1(5,501) ( ( )
Onicennml DlroctoriHoary W , Vatei , aroddont :
U U , Cu hlatf , vied tiruililunt. UV. SlniirlcoV. . V.
Mor > u , John H. Colllin , J , N. 11. Patrick. l wU S.
Hued , Cailiicr.
TI-lIS IRON BANK ,
Corner 18th and Farua.u Sti.
The Leading l ) .
u
Dentist
Third Floor , Paxfpn Plook.
elcplioim 1085. Kith anil F.irnrii SU.
A full iet of tceih oa rubber for 13. I'orfoctllt.
Ti'flli without plate * or rouiurabla brldKe work ,
ju t thothliiK for dn orj or publlo poikor < , nairif
drop itowa.
TEE1H EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
All illlliiv * nt roaionablo ratai , all work irurantil
Cut thli out for a guldo.
FOR MEN ONLY !
.JortOBTorFAUIMO MANHOOD ,
riOtceralandKEEVOUSUEBUITY ,
Wcikneu of Body and Mind , Eff > .U
Hof ErronorEictuei lo Older Youog ,
toklr IUMIIHIU mill llrtlond. ! ! ! K l > r > 4
tlmtlkrtWiak.tklUtC
ibtoiuiti ; u > r > ui ( limn TUKiiukiiT iu
Urn lnlir > fr it ) Hlilri nd vrtla ( onslrlf. . Hrlldlil .
llttrrltitiif Uo k * rl | < lutllvBftad | > rMtlf allr4kr ( Udlrr ] * .
AetrcuERIEilEOICALCO.BUFFALO.N.V ( >
tarlrdecar. vaitliutwt-aknriu , loit inaulicvxl ,
I wfll "uj a valualilc trcatlw ( " I" " ! wnUlnliU
full iiartlvulun fur li'Jinu curt. I'llKK uf rharKO.
AajiUmlia metUcalworlci ahoulft tfultyy/trr
man whu U n rvim * ami ilthlllnitoil. Aildrciui.
Vtot , V , V , l'0\VLii M.oudu Cvuu *
Sore Throat
Lameness
Sore
Sorem
Cat *
Bn
Cul
Piles \ .
Female
Complaints"
Rheumatism
AND ALL
Inflammation
Sold only In our own bot'lcj , All druggists.
POND'S ' EXTRACT CO. . 765(1. ( . A. , , . , N.Y.
GOLD MEDAL , f ABIS , 1078.
W. BAKER A
Breakfast
Cocoa
front which tlio oxclis of > -
oil Ims l > on removed , la
Absolute/ Pure
and it in Soluble
No Chemicals
nro used lu Us preparation. It liaa
more than three times the strenyth ot
Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrowroot
or Sugar , nnd is therefore far moro
economical , cos'.iwj less than one cent
a ctij ) , It la delicious , noiirlHliIng ,
strengthening , KASU.V PIOKBTKD ,
and admirably ndnpled for Invalid *
is well as for persons in health.
Sold by Grocers ovorywhoru.
W. BAKER & CO. , Dorcbestftr , Mass.
\Vo irml dm ninrri'Ioui Frrnrli
ItemoJy CALTHO8 trvr , mid n
legal Kiiarontrtithat I'AI TIICI will
NT I lllKhnrcri A iinl. : loni ,
C'Ulli : HIM rm i rrhru.urlructla
uud UKCTMKK lx l > liar.
fit it and / > a v i/jatlljir < t.
jUliru.VON MOIIU CO. .
Ml iarrlru iftnU , H.fl.DHi , Oklo.
The Most Effecvtie Tonic in
LA GRIPPE ,
Tlil preparation Irlkos at llmoat vt ilio crll tf
ruitorlnn uuli'klr anil unoUiully tliu iiuttltU *
funclluni of Iliu ilKtlllUluU n ; ltm ,
Bolil I > UH IlrniHjlHla.
13. KOUOI-iHA Kc GO , , Agcnln for 0. 8.
iiO , iiH K.UO Norlll WIllluiuBU ,
CeuUlM latUbcUwAI It *
i KuTwtuiVihaMVW ' ' * * ' ' " * " '