8 THE OMAJTA DAILY BEE : 'FRIDAY , FEBRUARY o , 1892.
ARE COMING INTO THE FOLD
Many State Manufacturers and Dealers
Joining the Home Patronage Movement
WILL HAVE AN INDUSTRIAL SHOW
I'lnnn fur a Slnto Kiponltlnn Tnlkcil Of
Omnhn Drnlcm Who Have Not
Joined tlio I'rncMslon Will Ho
Labored With.
A meeting of the directors of the Manufac
turers and Consumers association was hold
yesterday afternoon at their rooms 004 BBC
building. Owing to the unpleasant weather
the attendance was rather light.
The following firms wcro admitted to mem
bership In the association : Thomas Carr ,
Lincoln , soap manufacturer ; Hall Kan go and
Furnace company , Lincoln ; The Purity Ex
tract company , Lincoln ; Lincoln Paper Man
ufacturing company. Lincoln ; Vltrlflod Pav
ing and Pressed Brlok company , Lincoln ;
Lincoln saddlery company , Lincoln ; Ne
braska Mantel and Cabinet works , Lincoln ;
Btato Journal company , Lincoln ; Omaha
Barbed Fence nnd Nail company ; Helln
& Thompson , Omaha , merchant tailors ;
E. T. Bmlth Fcnco works , Fremont ;
Ueorgo F. V/olz , Fremont , potato chins ;
Nebraska Creamery association , Fremont ;
The Nebraska Binder Twlno company , Fre
mont ; Fremont Milling company ; Creamery
Package Manufacturing company , Fremont ;
Nebraska City Starch companv ; Nebraska
Distillery company , Nebraska City ; Mattes
Brewing company , Nebraska City ; Paul
Bchmlnuo & Co. , Nebraska City , distillers ;
Otoe Creamery company , Nebraska City ;
McElbnny Manufacturing company , Ne
braska City , novelty works ; Nebraska City
Cereal mills ; the Borono Manufacturing
company , blackboards , Omaha ; F. M. Uus-
icll , manufacturer of gas nnd electric light
Dxturcs.
This gives tbo association n total member-
ihip of 107.
Now Directors Nnincd ,
The increased number of the members In
Omaha entitles Omaha to five moro directors
on the state board , and the following parties
wdro elected : George M. TIbbs of M. E.
Smith & Co. , overall manufacturers ; Charles
A. Coo of the Morso-Coo bhoo company ; O.
W. Thompson of the ilrm of Holln & Thomp
son , merchant tailors ; H. F : Cady of the
Cndy Lumber company.
The president reported that the following
directors had been elected from other Ne
braska cities : Beatrice , A. R. Dempster and
A. ( J. Soholblleh ; Nebraska City. Carl Mor
ton ; Hustings , G. II. Edgurton ; Fremont , T.
F. Hummel. Lincoln and Kearney have not
. yet reported the election of directors to represent -
resent them.
The Omaha Barbed Fence and Nail com
pany reported that th y would use from 5,000
to 10,000 labels per month during the busy
ftoa.'ion of the year , and asked tbat the asso
ciation fix a prlco on that number. Tbo sec
retary was given discretionary power in ad
justing the price.
The question of incorporating the associa
tion was brought up nnd soveial reasons
were gWen why tbo association should bo
Incorporated. Tbo matter of incorporation
will bo made a special feature at the next
regular mooting of the board of directors
nnd the secretary was instructed to present
what information ho may bo able to gather on
the subject
Will i\hlblt Nebraska' * Industry.
It was voted to bring up the subject at the
next general mooting of giving In Juno a
manufacturers' exhibit of goods made in
Nebraska. The members of the board nearly
all expressed thomiolvos ai in favor of such
a move ; if nil the manufacturers would agrco
to it and talto Sold and make a success oi the
enterprise. Tbo plan is to put In power'so
that machinery can bo operated to illustrate
the method of manufacture. The exhibit
would mm to show the raw material ,
tbo method , 'of manufacture and tbo
finished material. The object of such
on exhibit would bo to brine before the people
ple of tbo state tbo different lines of manu
facture and Intoroit thorn in the subject.
The advantages to the manufacturers would
como from the advertising which they would
got from such un exhibition ot their goods.
Tbo president was Instructed to appoint a
committee of three to wait on tbo architects
of the city and ask thorn to sign an agree
ment to use all tholr intluonco to have Ne
braska material used in all the buildings that
may bo constructed the coming season. The
following committee was appointed : Messrs.
ilogln , Farrell and Robinson.
Onmlia JlcculcltmntH.
It was remarked that there are still quite
a number of dealers In Omaha who do not
handle Nebraska goods , or if they do only
handle thorn nominally. It was argued that
inasmuch as the homo patronage movement
was for the benefit of all business men , some
stops ought to bo taken to lay the matter before
fore these merchants who are opposing the
movement , and try to pro\-all upon them to
change.
It was decided to ask members of the aso <
elation to report to the secretary all
oases where individuals or firms are
refusing or neglecting to patronize -
izo Nebraska Industries. A member
of the Manufacturers association will
then bo designated to ca'l upon the offender
end tbo Board of Trade , the Real Estate
Owners association and tbo Builders and
Traders exchange will bo asked to each send
ono man with him. This committee of four
man , representing the four largo commercial
organizations of the city , will call upon -the
man who insists upon sending Nebraska
money out of the itato , and argue the - question -
tion with him and try by every fair means tc
induce him to lend his support to the move
ment to build up Nebraska industries. The
committee will then report to tbo association
the result of the Interview. If any good reason
son is given why the man called upon refuse :
to patronize homo Industries , as for example
if u is claimed that prices are not ; right 01
the goods up to requirements , the manufac
turers will try to remove tno cause for com
plaint.
After the auditing ot bills and tbo trans
notion of other routine business the mootlni
adjourned.
The Clrlppi ! Knglng In Alabama ,
"La grlppo is raging bora and I fini
Chamberlain's cough remedy to bo a cortali
euro for it , " says W. G , Johns of Trim
bio , Cullman company , Ala. Mi > John
ordered a supply ot the remedy to bo shlppei
by ox press as quickly as possible , 'ihorol
no question but this remedy is of great valu
in the treatment of the grip especially 01
account of Its counteracting any tendency o
the disease toward pneumonia. It is also
prompt and certain euro for thn cough whlcl
usually follows an attack of grip. 25 and 5
cent bottles for sale by druggists.
Nebraska Is famoua for Its line oats ,
Quail rolled oats are made in Nebraska ,
Women's diseases. Dr.Lonsdalo , 0103.13.
AFTER THE SCHOOL BOARD.
riiuOriindJnry HxuiuliiliiK Into Curtain I'o
niillurTruhtuutloiu Ilimdlioiixu KetipiT * ,
The grand jurors are disposing of businos
it a rapid rate , but there are no signs of a :
larly adjournment. As soon as the Invostl
gators got through with ouo'Job another bob
up.
up.Tho liquor dealers who arc on the two-mil
i trip have boon disposed of and tbo wltnease
lent home. While it Is true that not a gram
Juror has leaked a word it is known tha
"true bills" of Indictment have boon loum
against all ut the liquor men who have fallo
to take out llcoinoj , some twenty-four 1
number.
Yostesday nttornoon the jury startc
ifter the mom ben of the Boar
of Education , and some twenty.Uv
witnesses have boon called. Th
jurors want to know bow all at once
lortaln wall plaster oamo to bo so pQpula
that It was used to the exclusion of all othc
kinds iu the plastering ot the Clifton Hi !
tnd the ICollom school buildings. Up to dot
U'o jury has ascertained tnat a member c
iuo Board of Education Is a member of th
wall plaster company in question , and aU
that the board refused to asK fc
bids on adamant or other kinds of bard pi a :
tor.
tor.This , however , is not all that the membei
II the Board ot Education are belne asked t
toll. The jury Insists upon knowing some
thing about a certain system of heating and
ventilation. The jury Is Inquiring Into the
fact of * Junketing tour to Kansas City , a
trip that was taken a year or moro ago.
Some of the witnesses 'furnished some racy
information upon this point , nwoarlng tbat
before the trips to Kansas City nd Ne
braska City certain members were loud in
advocating another hcatlne system. After
tholr return they at once cdangcd their
tactics , dropped steam nnd looked for the
system in question until It was adopted and
Placed In both the Clifton UIU and the Kel-
lorn schools.
Slmrp I'rnctlcd of Alleged
Judge Davis has arrived at the conclusion
that some of the lawyers nnd the prisoners
in the county Jail have formed n pool to
draw a little money out of the county
treasury.
When prisoners are in indigent circum
stances It Is the usual custom to appoint an
attorney to dofond. This practice has pre
vailed for years and as a rule the county
commissioners have allowed 125 in each case.
Yostordry morning when a criminal case
was called the accused stated that ho was
without a lawyer ; ho had paid oao to look
after his Interests , but alnco tbat day bo
had not mot the legal gentleman ,
The court nt once entered nn order that
hereafter when any attorney accepted money
from n criminal , ho would bo obliged to do-
fonu until the case was finally disposed of by
tbo court. The judge stated tbat It had como
to his knowledge that a number of lawyers
had been retained , had accepted money nna
then deserted tholr clients whoa the cases
were called. _
The Criminal Ciilondnr.
Joseph Miller , who was cbargod with hav
ing burglarized a store on South Thirteenth
street Is a Iroo mim. The case went to the
Jury In Judge Davis' court at 11 o'clock yes
terday morning nnd in fifteen minutes a
verdict of nut guilty was returned. Ttio
prisoner was Immediately discharged from
custody.
Lou Casaidy was on trial In the criminal
court yesterday afternoon. The Information
In the case states on November SO , Cassldy
broke into and attempted to steal Irom
the dwelling owned and occupied by
John B , Hohrbach.
1'uId for tlio T.nil'H I.og.
Last September whila Frederick Ortman ,
a lad otlOor 13 summers was riding upon
ono of the passenger trains of the O null a &
Republican Valley railroad , botxvoon Plck-
oroli and Lincoln a collision occurred. Fred's
right log was caught between two timbers
and crushed so severely that amputation
was necessary.
The father , John Ortman brought suit to
recover damages oftfS.OOO. Yesterday the case
was settled by the rail road company , through
its .attorney , appearing In court and confess
ing judgment for $ J,800 in favor of the plain
tiff. ( _
The People's I'rcfcreucc.
"Tho people of this vicinity insist on hav
ing Chamberlain's cough remedy and do not
want any ether , " says John V. Bishop of
Portland Mills , lud. The reason Is because
they have found it superior to any ether ,
especially for the grip and the cough which
so often follows an attack of the grip. 25
and 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists.
Illinois Central Uxcumton to lliivuim , Culm.
For particulars address Mr. J. P.
Merry , A. G. P. A. , Manchester , la.
WERE PLAIN BURGLARS.
They Hunted n Itooin nnd Ilobbcd Their
J'ellou Hoarders ,
Two men drove up to Mrs. Spike's board-
net nouso , 2105 Douglas street , in a buggy
about 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon and on-
aged a room. The landlady was told that
the room was to bo occupied by bcn ofalho
men , ono of whom would sleep ii ttio day
time and the other at night. Tho'lodgors
claimed to work in the Union Pacific yards.
After everything was arranged and each
stranger 6 ad been provided with'a frontdoor
key they loft , but returned about G o'clock
and requested that dinner bo hurried. When
tbo ether boarders had assembled around the
table"tho newcomers were missing. An In
vestigation showed that Dr. Alexander's
rooms had been ransacked and quite a quan
tity of linen ana underclothing stolon.
An oQlcor was notified and It was decided
to wait the return of ono or botb of the sus
pected croons. About 3 o'clock yesterday
morning ono of the strangers came in and
wont directly to his room.
Dr , Alexander had arranged a bell on a
thread nnd when tbo now lodger opened his
door the boll dropped In the doctor's room
nnd awakened him. The stranger hoard tht >
hoiso and quickly turned out tuo light nnd
jumped Into bod. A message was
sent to police hcaduartors and Sergeants
Ormsby and Wbalon wont up to eeo about
the raattor. Tbo o ulcers on to red the room
very quietly and found a well known young
crook lying on the bed with his clothes on.
After some close questioning the follow
gave the whole snap away and told who his
partner was. The doctor was anxious to
know wboro his clothing was , and King , as
ho calls himself , advised the physician to see
"Sheeny Sam , " who was the partner who
was to sleep days.
Tbo officers stated that the same game had
boon worked once or twlco before within a
short time.
Both of the parties Implicated are jai Iblrds
and potty thlovcs and are well known to the
police.
The mon gave tbolr names at the police sta
tion as Sol Nei/nor , alias Morris Kopold and
Will King.
The property' has not yet been recovered.
King's real name is Kane , und bis homo is in
Lincoln. 'His family Is highly respected in
the Capital City , and is reputed to.be quite
wealthy.
DON'T SAVE A CENT.
County CommUsloimrH Fall to Keduca tin
Kiilurlex of the Clerk * .
The county commissioners closed tholi
star chamber session at 0 o'clock Wodnesda >
Highland adjourned until thisjaftornoon , a'
which time they will makeup the report tc
be submitted to the board at the regular Sat
urday afternoon session.
They disposed of the clerical force :
and the salaries paid in the oftlco o
the county treasurer and the sheriff ,
In addition to retaining oil of his ciorks at
the salarlos'fortnorly paid , County-Troasuroi
Iroy will no allowed an extra man at a sal
ary ot $100 pormontb.
In the sheriff's ofllco two additional deputies <
ties will bo allowed at $ . > 0 par month , with all
the members of the old foroo remaining at
the same salaries paid as when ox-Sbcrlf
Boyd was la obargo.
Tbo only place where a out has boon made
U at the county jail. Under the old rule thi
inllor and his two assistants were allowed 17i
each per month. Under the new rule Jo <
Miller , tbo bond jailer , will bavo bis salarj
increased from 170 to fSO. The Ilrst asslstan
will bo cut from $70 to $05 , and Ernest , thi
colored assistant , will have his salary cu
from $70 to $50 per month.
The commissioners Indulged In a llttlo tall
upon the question of reducing tholr salarlo :
from $ | 50 , per mouth , but the proposition wa
received with so much opposition that thi
project was spoodlly abandoned.
The commissioners sat In adjourned sos
slot ) just thirty minutes yesterday afternooi
and tlion adjourned until Saturday , Th
minutes of the previous meetings wore road
a few bills were referred to the various committees
mitteos and Cnarlos Htlgor filed a' politic
usulng to bo appointed constable of Wes
Omatia precinct.
8tiooirndyke | HUH Antliiiiu
and ho spent thirty-two minutes trying t
toll his wlfo to go to thunder and got his boi
tlo of Dlxob's Asthma Cure , and she ( pee
thing ) fluttered around and brought sotn
broth nnd a hair brush and things , un
Spoopendyke nearly died , but he got th
Asthma Cure finally and then well , I'i
sorry forbl&wlfo.
Itulldlnt , ' reruilt * .
The following permits were issued by th
superintendent ot buildings yesterday ;
O. K , Marvin , two-story frame dwell
ing , KlUy-Ilrst und Murthu street * . . . . 1 1,5 (
Three minor permits. . , , . , . , . , 4 :
Total.
Quo Mluuto ,
Ono mlnuta time often tnakei a great dl
foronce a oue miuute remedy for bronchitis
choking up of the throat , lungs , etc. , I
ouno is a blessing , Cubeb Cough Cure i
such a remedy. For sale by all druggists.
Cubeb Cough Cure Onemluuto.
IPfOTlft IT fAItTlt111 I If (
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Thugs Who Robbed John Nelson in Syndi
cate Park Put on Trial ,
THREE OF THEM ARE HELD TO ANSWER
Curl.inu'n Contly Kxprrlcnco tn Scorch ot
Work m Developed During tlioTrlnl
How the Horse Mnrhel Vro-
Rrcsies Magic City Xoto.
The trial of the thugs who decoyed John
Nelson into Syndicate park and there
brutally boat nnd robbed him commenced
yesterday before Police Judge King. It was
decided to try them ono nt a 11 tno.
Fred Hngcrman , bolter known among the
tough element of Omaha ns "Dutch Fred , "
was the first to be arraigned. Ho was Identi
fied by Nelson ns the follow who hold him
while the ether three wont through hU
pockets nnd took his money , watch nnd ring.
Dave Loosener , the saloonkeeper , testified
that just before the robbery Hngorman came
to his place ot business and asked for a billy ,
remarking that ho was "going to turn a
trick. " Looschor refused to lot him have tha
weapon.
Tom Board , another saloon keeper , testi
fied tbat ho saw Hagorman and two ether
follows follow NcUou to the park after ho
had been decoyed there by Mlko Corcoran.
Word was received at the police station
yesterday that Neal Corcoran , another of the
gang , had been captured at Covlngton. The
chief ol police loaves today to bring him hero
for trial.
Hagorman was hold to the district court in
the sum of $1,000.
As expected there was i.o ovtdonco to prove
that Billy Nice was with the robbers at the
time the crlmo was committed. On the con
trary there were witnesses to swour that at
tbo time the robbery was committed ho was
In another part of the city. On nlotiqn of
Assistant County Attorney Doud Nlco was
dismissed. Charles Swoarlngton , another
suspect , was also released.
Frank Nlco nitd J. J. Corcoran "wore next
rraiguod. Nelson positively Identified both
f these follows as being with Hagorman
ind assisting in the robbory. Tommy Board ,
.ho saloonkeeper , also testified that the two
vltb Hagermnn followed the Swede to the
mrk where a few minutes later the rnbbery
was committed. Botb. Nice and. Corcoran
, voro bold to tbo district court in the sum of
51.000 each and in default of ball these two
with Hagorman were sent to the1 county jail.
Everybody Worked Him.
From the testimony broughtout It appears
.hat Nelson came to the city with $70 In his
pocket , that ou account of being a green
Swede ho was made a murk of by all who
mot him and his roll in twonty-four hours
had diminished to nearly half its original
slzo , The Swede was looking for a job and
among the people ho mot was one Gus Me-
Donough. , Nelson says that McDonough told
him that ho could get a job for him In the
fire department , but it would cost Nelson $10
for his influence with the ohiot of the fire
department. The Swede put up'tho $10 and
the same was rapidly converted into drinks.
The company of bacchanalians accompanied
by Nelson then wont to Dave Looschcr's
mloon where it was claimed the fire ohiof
would bo found. On reaching the resort
Dave the proprietor was found nnd Mc
Donough wltn a pompous air said to
Loesoher :
"Good morning , chief. "
"Good morning , " was the echoed rejoinder.
"Chlof , hero is a friend of mine from the
; vest who wishes a position as fireman. Give
him the best job in the department. Ho is
worthy of it. "
"All right , " said Dave , "what position does
ho wish ! "
After lY\fl \ most desirable position had been
picked out and the exultant Swede had ' 'sot
up the best in the shop" It was discovered by
McDonough that his services wore worth
another $10 bill. 'Nelson , however , declared
that if $10 was not suQIcient to secure tne
position ho would seen another job whore ho
would not have to put up $10 every fifteen or
twenty minutes. He then loft Loescher's , to
'all Into tbo hands of thugs and lose every- '
of value on his parson.
Nelson's city experience has cost him
about $200. As he has no money it was
necessary to put him under $500 bonds to
appear against the robbers. Ho has no
iriends or acquaintances in South Omaha ,
but three well known Swedish citizens took
pity an him and wont his bail.
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS.
llorao Sales nt tlio Stock Market lire. Ite-
conihif ; Kxtrumuly 1'opular.
The horse sale yesterday was tbo most
satisfactory one ever held at the South
Omaha stock yards and everything points
to the fact that tbo Omaha horse market
which is now the leading ono m the west
will ore long rank among the leading ones in
the country. A number of eastern buyers
were on hand and eagerly snapped up the
splendid specimens of horseflesh offered. It
was a notable fact that local buyers out
numbered by far the eastern buyers , and
expressmen , milkraon , farmers and mer
chants elbowed professional buyers in bid
ding ou desirable steeds. As a result the
sale was spirited and a largo number of fine
horses will remain in Omaha ana vicinity.
To both tbo surprise and delight of Mr.
Babcock and Mr. Short , the demand far ex
ceeded the supply , and many parsons \vlsb-
ing to purchase learned to tbolr disappoint
ment that they would have to wait another
weak , as tbo supply of horseflesh Was' ex
hausted.
Ono dealer In horses had taken a car load
to the Chicago market , but was unable to
dispose of a single unlmal. In 'disappoint
ment he shipped his horses to Omaha and , to
his extreme delight , every stood ho had was
sold at what ho regarded as handsome prices.
The demand for horses hero has become
strong , but great efforts will bo made to moot
it. Ono eastern buyer asks for two carloads
of horses every week during the entire year.
Mr. Jacobs , a well known borso dealer at
Wyraoro , brought in ono or two car loads of
horses and was highly pleased with the
prices they brought. Ho returns to Wymoro
to bring In another lot next week. Mr.
Jacobs declares that South Omaha Is the
place for the leading borso market of the
country.
Mr. Frank E. Short , manager of the horse
market , says that tbo present barn Is en
tirely too small , as there are stalls for only
200 horses. Ho propoos to have a largo ad
dition built to tbo west of tbo present struc
ture so that UOO moro horses can bo cared for.
It Is his Intention to handle only tbo best
class of hones as far as possible.
Sales will DO hold every Wednesday here
after instead of twice a month as formerly.
A Questlonnhlo Victory.
The victory of Jettor over Storz & , Iler IB
the fight over a license is anything but a stiv
Isfnciory one. Tbo saloon using the Storz &
Her boor has tbo license , and It has boot
glued on the wall so tbat It cannot be pried
off without tnkltih n portion of the wall will
It , The Storz & Her people appeal to UK
district court tbo case decided by Justice
Levy in Jottor's favor , and during the dolaj
consequent the Storz & Her saloon will ran
tinuo to sell bcor under tbo license paid foi
by Jettoi , while the latter gentleman Is liable
to got lute trouble In case ho continues to re
tail bcor at the saloon for which bo paid the
license. Juttor'a attorney bays that the
people running the btorz & Her saloon won1
into the Jotter saloon , jerked tbo Hconsi
from the wall and walked off with it.
There are only about olght more \yoolis be
fore the license will expire , and Jotter I'
afraid that the Storz & Her. brewery will go
tbo benefit of it , *
Building AiHovlittlon.
The annual mooting ot the stockholders ( o
the South Omaha Building aud Loan assocl
atlon resulted In the election of the followlpi
officers : C. M. Hunt and E. B. Towl , dl
rectors ; C. M. Hunt , president ; Dave Andei
son. vice president ; K. C. Lane , secretary
H. C. Miller , treasurer ; B. F. ChltUudon
D. B. Waugh'autfT , 1' , Fronrnn , nudltln
committee. Reports showed the ussoclatio
in a prosperous condition ,
Claude Talbot , brand Inspector for Wyoro
ing cattle , lias returned from Cheyenne
where he has been for two or throe doyc
Mr. Talbot Bays that the cattle ot Wyomln
are in excellent ofadltion , Tbo weather Is
mild and grazing gnat ) .
Magic CUT MlnlMnrr i.
W. II. Kymo hnnreturncd from Chicago.
A son has been bom to Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
Wilson.
The various Bohemian societies will give n
masquerade Saturday evening.
George W > Mflkcrrmce has boon called to
Sioux City by the norious Illness of n brother.
The Infant child tat Frank Kuhn died with
cramps yesterday. ' The funeral occurs nt3
p. m. today.
Up church lodgr No. 3 Degree of Honor ,
has clumped Its regular night for meeting
from the second and fourth Monday evenIngs -
Ings to the first and'tblrd Saturdays of each
month.
Last Saturday night the second roptmont
ot the uniform rank Knights ot 1'ythlas
elected n lloutoimnt colonel nnd major for the
ensuing four years. Captain A. S. Latt of
Lilly division was elected lieutenant colonel
nnd Adjutant D. F. Corto major.
Cliiiinlicrlnln & Co.
from Vie CHntnii County Ailetrttftr , Lynnn , Tn.
It was the good fortune of a representative
of this pnpor to visit the laboratory of this
enterprising firm at Dos Molnos ono day this
week. It occupies four floorsjof a double
building and employs sixty-five bands In the
different departments , which include the
compounding ot the different preparations ,
bottling , packing , shipping and printing. In
tbo latter department they have n finely
equipped printing office , with hnlt n dozen
presses , which are kept nearly constantly in
operation prilling labels and different kinds
of advertising matter. Their laboratory is
especially busy at this time , as Chnmbor-
laln's Cough Komody , which they manufac
ture , has proven a splendid remedy for the
grip , and in all cusos greatly relieves the
patient after taulng one or two doses , while
its contlnuod will effect a complete euro.
25 and CO cent bottles for sale by druggists.
Housekeepers will find. Quail rolloi
oats the host made.
Onr-Piiro. Kxcurnloii to Tcxns Point * .
On February 8 tickets will bo sold nt
Omaha nnd Lincoln , and points intormo-
dlato between same , and Kansas City to
Gulvoaton , Tox. , and return , peed for 30
days , at ono faro for the round trip ,
reading via Atchison or Kansas City
and the Santa Po route.
This is your opportunity to combine
business with pleasure at very little
cost ; visit the deep water harbors of
Texas ana invest a few dollars in Texas
property while it is being- sold so
cheaply.
If you do not want to invest go any
way. The trip will do you good.
Grand excursion train leaves Kansas
City via the Santa Fo route at 0 o'clock
Tuesday morning , February 0.
Buy your ticket February 8 , from
your nearest ticket agent and join the
crowd.
Write or telegraph lo E. L > . Palmer ,
Passenger Agent , Santa Fe Route , 1310
Fnrnam street , Omaha , for sleeping car
accommodation.
. Quail rolled oats are the finest made
Off for Texas.
There is a largo party forming nt
Omaha und Lincoln to go to La Porto ,
Tox. , leaving Lincoln via B. & M. at
8:45 : p.m. Monday , February 8. Among
these at the head.of the movement are :
Governor John M. Thnyor , T. H. Benton -
ton , auditor of state ; J..C. Alien , state
secretary ; J. E. Hill , state treasurer ; A.
C. Strang of Omaha , Captain John L.
Carson , Thomas W. Lowry , I. B.
Holmes and ether prominent gentlemen
of Nebraska. They have chartered Pull
mans" for the tripiand expect to have a
glprious good time. You are cordially
invited to join the party. Why not
avail yourself ol the extremely low rate
offorod"on that day ono faro for the
round _ trip , ' good for $ birty ; dys and' '
visit the v bonutiful"'state of Tnxas and
her deep water harbors. vTho'party ' will
pass through Kansas City on the morn-
fncr of February Oth , via the Santa Fo
route. For Pullman accommodations
write or telegraph T. W. Leo , care of
Lincoln hotel , Lincoln.
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Of Ii\lor Organizations ( People's Party ) nt
St. Louis.
For the above convention the Wabash
\vill sell Feb. 20th to 24th tickets to St.
Loiiis and return at half faro good
returning until March 10th. Remem
ber the Cannon Ball Express with reclining -
clining chair cars free and Pullman
sleeping cars leave Omaha 4:10 , Council
Bluffs 4:4Q : p. ra. . daily arrives at St.
Louis 7:30 : next morning. For tickets
und slcoping car accommodations call at
Wabash oillco 1502 Farnatn street , nnd
at Union depot Council Bluffs , or write
G. N. Clayton , Northwestern passenger
agout , Omaha.
HOLDING A tlONFEBENCE.
Union Pnclllo Train Men Meet the Com
pany's OIHclnls.
The.affairs of the Union Pacific gnovanco
committee have come to a focus. After care
ful consideration of their demands , Assistant
General Manager Dickinson prepared for a
conference with the full committees at his
ofllco yesterday afternoon.
The propositions of the committees embody
a great number of changes which will require
considerable time for tholr discussion. The
employes are very much in earnest in their
effort for relief from what tdoy regard as
discriminations , and they propose to make a
determined light for fair treatment. They
Intend to "stay by" Mr. Dickinson regardless -
loss of the length of time It takes to roach a
conclusion.
Notes nnd Personals.
F. S. Capron , traveling passenger agent of
tbo Grand Trunk , Is In tbo city.
J. O. .Pbllllppl and family are again in
Uncle Sara's domain , homeward bound , and
will arrive Saturday morning.
Major K. M. Ford , who represents the
Union Pacific at.Des Molnos , was at head
quarters today with a now stock of yarns.
F. E. McMullcn , chief clerk for General
Manager Burl ot the Elkborn , Is rejoicing
over the advent of an holrass In bis family ,
and all concerned are doing nicely.
Superintendent Caugblln and Master Me
chanic Now of the ( Missouri I'acltlo are UD
from Atchinson tnrking arrangements for
the Draper handllntr of a , greatly Increased
ousluoss in Nobradka. Tboy nuvo added two
engines and crown to the motive department
in this state , itnd'bBvo decided that two moro
are needed immediately. At the oftico
in this city tltl is said that tbo
Missouri Facidc's : business in Nebraska at
present Is breaking nil previous records. Tbo
company now has mil tbo cars needed , but
has ooon shorten motive power , a lack which
will bo remodlod.
Tlio OrecdosCuiup Incitement.
Cruodo Camp ( promises to become u
second Lemlvillea Tha number of poo-
pi o going into this wonderful camp is
unprecedented .in the history of Colo-
radooxcoptonly > durlng the Loadvillo ox-
cltomcnt. It iBccstimntod that now the
townsilo is located , that there will DO
ton thousand people in the camp by
Juno 1. Tlio now discovery is only
ranched by the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad , and there is no staging.
SUCCESS OF PROFIT SHARING
Demonstrated by the Omaha Loan and Build
ing Association's Work.
INSTRUCTIVE LESSONS OF EXPERIENCE
Ninth Anmml MrcthiR of the A irlatlon a
Joyous One filet * Slin lug tlio Ad-
of -oiTiitl | ( > n i it Menus
of I'rocurlng Homes.
Mr. Erastus Wyman , the noted Now York
economist , being asked rocantly ns to the
best way to Invest a given sum of money ,
said : "Tho best way to Invest $100 Is to become -
como n sharoholdur In some well managed
building and loan association. They represent -
sent the aggregate savings of the members ,
and tbo money Is Invested tn houses built for
tholr own motnbors. The investment is
therefore a snto ono , bacauso men will pay
fcrtholr own homes nnd tno Interest duo
thorcon sooner than they will pay tor any
thing olso. "
The endorsement of so eminent an author
ity Is Illustrated by the oxocrlonco of the
Omaha Loan and Building association.
Tbo ninth annual mooting of the association
was held Wednesday evening at Its oftlco In
tbo Board of Trade building. There was a
larger attendance than usual , owing to the
fact that the ilrst series of stock Issued had
roachodpar vuluo. $ .200. Mr. T. J. Fitzmorrls
presided ana G. M. Nattlngor acted as
socrotary.
The joint vopori of the president and secretary
tary U an Instructive document , detailing
the history of the association , Its early
struggles asvoll as 1U later successes.
Tho"groat valve of building and loan asso
ciations Is recognized and approclatod In
every progressive country. There are thou
sands ot thorn in the eastern states. Phila
delphia's tltlo , "Tho City of Homos , " is
largely duo to the fact that they have boon
in operation there for sixty years. Lately ,
speculative concerns , taking advantage of
the confidence reposed in legitimate co-opor-
ntlvoassociations , , Imvo imposed on the pub
lic , so much so that rigid laws have boon en
acted In many states , regulating building and
loan associations , guarding ncatnst fraud and
providing for state inspnctlon. The Ne
braska law Is a model of thU class ,
and 'all local associations are subject to
Its provision ! . As the Omaha was the pioneer
neer association In thU city , a summary of
its operations is of public Intorost.
The association was organized and incor
porated in April , 1831) ) , nnd began business In
May. With only a superficial knowledge of
building and loan systems , mistakes were
made , the most serious being the adoption of
the terminating plan. All stock issued was
grouped in oho series , 2,000 shares bolus
issuod. Largo numbers of the subscribers
wcro Investors , and as the association grow
olaortho management foresaw that a vast sum
would bo required to cancel unpledged
shares when they readied par. Quarterly
series were than Issued , making the associa
tion continuous. To moot the unpledged first
series shares now duo. amounting to 32,000.
the association has roil property nnd mort
gages aggregating $7G,000. The not result of
the Investment Is that shareholders rocolvo
$200 for 105 paid In.
During the eight and three-quarters years
ol its ox Is ion co , the association loaned on
mortgage security $271,300. Averaging the
loans nt 81,000 each the Omaha has enabled
271 persons to secure homes of tholr own. Of
the loans made $71,300 was paid back and
$141,100 of mortRatti's made by borrowers in
the first series will bo canceled within a few
days.
The fact that a premium Is paid for a loan
and 8 per cent interest charged , lead many to
bellovo that the ratals oxoroltant and usur
ious. But the borrowers sliuro equally in
the profits , which materially reduce tbo In
terest. During its lirsl year the Omaha
loaned , not cash , $34,88(3. ( . The total amount
paid bacir , principal and interest , was $34.229.
The'not interest'paid was S11U43 , equal to
5.10 % per cent per annum.
Tno question is frequently asked , "whero
do tbo grout prollts como from ! " They
are to bo found in tbo economy
of management , The salary list of
the Omaha amounts to ? 010 per
annum. In olght and three-quarter years
the association handled $33Ti30.JO. ( : at a total
expense of $3,814.40 , Only seven foreclosure
suits were necessary to protect the interests
of the association.
' 'Local building and loan associations , "
said the president , in conclusion , ' 'represent
the most interesting economic movement of
the times , n movement going forward with
out special leadership or impulse , nnd Illus
trates the benign sentiment of 'a govern
ment of the people , for tuo people and by the
people. ' As a savings institution , as an incen
tive to economy , as an inducement
to homo building , as an escape from tholand-
land and rent day , it may be confidently as
sorted , from our experience , that nothing yet
devised for tbo purpose has been found to
combine so largo a measure of safety , econ
omy of management , successful operation
and profitable results , as tbo local building
und loan associations. "
Resolutions wcro ndopod ordering tbo di
rectors to cancel the association's obligations
to tbo first serlos'stocktiolders.
The election of three directors followed ,
completingthe-rosterofofllcors as follows :
President , Thomas J. Fitzmorrls ; vice presi
dent , Edward A , Parraaloe ; secretary , G.
M. Nattlngor : treasurer , Hben K. Long ,
and Gustavo Andrcou , Charles R. Turnoy ,
Frank \V. Bandhauer , John II. Butler , E.
Bryson , associate directors.
-o-
Dr' Bull',3cough , syrup takes the load of all
couch nroparations on our shelves Carpoa-
tor & I'nlmotor , Jamestown , N. Y.
I 'heartily recommend Salvation Oil for
'neuralgia , for It acts like a charm. J , S.
McCaulloy ( policeman ) ; residence , 205 N.
Bond at. , Baltimore , Md.
Bo sure to try the Quail rolled oats nnd
take no other , .
Drunkenness ,
A dlsonso , treated ns such nnd permit-
nontly cured. No publicity. Nolnllrm-
nry. Homo treatment. Harmless nnd
ollcctunl. Refer by permission to Bur
lington Ilawkoyo. Send 2o stamp for
pamphlet. Shouoquon Chemical Co. ,
Burlington , la.
Ask your grocer lor Quail rolled oats.
UEUAH KAIMII < S In. . Doc. 10 , 1600. Dear
Mr. Moore : I wont you to know now much
I appreciate jour wonderful catarrh euro.
When my attention was Ilrst called to it 1
was a great sufferer from that disagreeable
disease , caturrh. Since uslug your catarrh
euro my sense of smell bos boon restored and
my general health greatly Improved , in
hay fever it affords.groat relief. I congratu
late you on this wonderful remedy.
Let sufferers from this terrible maladj
know that there is a' euro for thorn. Yours
respectfully , E. F. PKUIIV ,
Pastor Second Baptist church.
For sale by all druggists ,
Any grocer can supply you with Quail
rolled outs delicious for breakfast ,
Her Story Won th , Jmli ; < > <
Mrs. Doyle tucod Judge Berka yostnrdaj
morning to explain bow she hap
pencd to bo arrested for drunk
enness , She told a pitiful Jutorj
about bar blclc children , with who stii
bad boon sitting up days and nights withoul
number , and bow the was going to the drug
PRICES
Baking
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
store for medicine when the mot a friend
who Invited her to psrtftko of R "dhrap ot
the cratbur. " bho partook , and the lone *
some llttlo "dhrnp" went to her head nnd
tangled up her foot until Ufa's ways became
indeed devious. Still she \vould nave been
nil right If nn unfriendly policeman bad not
happened along.
The story was an old ono , but it was a
winner just the same , and Mrs. Doyle was
allowed tn depart without paying for her
night's lodging.
Docs t'fotoL'tlnti 1'rotcct ?
Certainly , In ono Instance , It does. Hood's
Sarsnpnrllla Is the great protection ngnlnst
the dMipors of Impure blood , nnd It will euro
or prevent all diseases of this class. It has
well won Its nnmo of the best blood purlllor
by Its many remarkable euros.
The highest pralso has been won by Hood's '
fills for tholr easy rot oniclont action. Sold
by all druggists. 1'rico 25 cents per box.
Dr. Culllmoro , ouullst. LJoo bulldlnff
Tickets for Ell Perkins' lecture , Fob-
inry lit , tire ou sale at the drtitr store of
O. H. Brown , Mnln street ; J. 1) . Stunrt ,
Hrondway ; Fnlrniount pharmacy , Oporn
llouso drup store ; Urnckott's. Homoin-
bor that tills ontortultmiont is wholly for
the bonollt of the Homo of the IVlond-
IOSH. Buy your tickets early und got n
Coed scat.
T i Kntprtatii UnnlVrpiicu
The following call bas boon Issued by the
local committee on entertainment who are
preparing to talto care of the doleentoi to the
Methodist general conference. The cull has
been sent especially to pastors :
OMAHA , Kub. y. Dear Brother : In prepar
ing for the approncblng general conference
the pressure upon us Is so Kroat as to make
necessary nn early and spoodv ml ] islmont of
the matter of private entertainment. An
important meeting of the representative pas
tors of the several denominations Is called at
tbo Younir Men's Christian association par
lors Monday. February 8 , at 10 a. m. Please
favor us with your presence and as definite n
report ns possible ot what your people will
do In tbo way of caring for the delegates.
W. 1C. UEAN8 ,
Tor the Committee.
Perfectly
Harmless
The only Coloring perfectly
harmless , used in any quan
tity desired , is Dr. Price's
Fruit Coloring , for coloring
Cakes , Custards , Ice-Cream ,
Jellies , Frosting , Confection
ery , Syrups , etc. A small
quantity gives a raspberry
color ; a little larger quantity
a strawberry color ; a little
more for a bright red rose
color. All reliable grocers ,
who sell Dr. Price's Delicious
Flavoring Extracts , Vanilla ,
Lemon , Orange , etc. , sell his
Fruit Coloring. Try it and
you will not be disappointed.
AH other Colorings are a
danger to health.
HOW TO CORE LA
GRIPPE ,
Oo right about It. Don't wnsto a mlnuto
For t lie splitting hoiuliiohoa. rncldnx pains
along the splno und In sides nnd loins , rliou-
nintlsin ot muscles and joints , chills and foyer
nausea nnd disinclination for food , you must
take three or four of ,
Dr , Schenck's Mandrake Pills
ho first nUht , nnd aftorthatasufllclontnum
bor to Insure n dally airl free action of the
bowels. Koi ) ] ) tills up for some tlmo.and where
chills and fovura nrostubborn.nulnlno In reas-
oniblo dusoa , can bo used to advantage with
frco.tho 1'llls. These pills sotyoiii-Roracd liver
Icunso thostomaclumd bowels , and start up
normal secretions. Vou'vo scored a | JK ! point
Then , to aid digestion , crush the woiltnc s
nnd lassitude , drive elf the fooling that you'd
us leave dlo us live.und glvo tone and strength
to your system , you must take u tablespoon-
fulofSchenck's ' Seaweed Tonic
before aurt.nftor mouls. Already you tcgln to
feel liUo a now uer-um. Itut don't forgot ynur
InngB. llowaro of tlio torrlblo tendency ot La
Urtpi f toward Pneumonia ! ' If you have chest
oalnsora cough , better settle the matter at
once by a tnblcspoonf ul of
Schenck's ' Pulmonic Syrup
taken three times a day. between meals oft-
cncrlftho cough Is troublesome. You can
thus surround tha very worst case of La
GrlpiM and drive It Into speedy surrender.
And you'll do It right away. If you are wise.
Ask your Druggist for the Dr tichonck Konie-
dtcs.
dtcs.DR.
DR. SCHENCK'3 book on Consumption ,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia ; s nt free.
DE. J. H. SOHENKir SON , Philadelphia , Pa
, JAPANESE ?
CURB
A now nnil ConipU'tu Trciitment , conulBtltiK of
Suppositories. Ointment In Ciiimulea , ulna In llnx
und I'll Is ; n PonHlvo Cure fur ICxturnnl. Interim ) ,
llllnd or Ulecillnir Ituhlnv , Chronic , llccent or
Hereditary I'llen. Thin Hemeily ha never been
known to fall , tl iicrbuz , 0 fcirfj ; Kent by nmll.
\Vliy Hiitler iroiu this tinrllilu dlseuHO when a writ
ten tiunrantee | 8 ponltlvely trlvun wlthUboxo , to
refund Iho monuy If not cured. Bend utatup for
free Hniupla. ( iuarantoo lasuod liy Kuhn & Co. ,
DniBBlKts , Hole AuenU , coruur 15th nnd Dounlas
t rcetii. Omalin , Neb.
[ WHY"DO'YOU""COUQH T4
I Do you know that a lltllo Cough :
U a dancerous tlilucf =
DOCTOR
ACKERS
ENGLISH
REMEDY
Will Stop a Cough at any time :
and Cure tbo worst Cold in ;
twelve hours. A 2B Cent bottle
tmay eave you $100 in Doctor'a :
tillls may gave your life. ASK :
YOUR DaUGGIST FOR IT. ;
IT TASTES GOOJX j
: . YUAVpW Wf W : " " " " j
Dr. Acker'0 English
OUltG INDIGESTION.
Ruin ! ! , vlcaiant , a favurllo with ( be l ,
t w. 11. 1IOOKEH * CO , W Wei . Ilrwulway , M. Y. t
iMIf . ! rM iMMI M" M *
For sale by Kuhn & Co. , nnU Sherman
ft McConnell , Oumhu.
10SEPH GILLOtt'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1880.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
M , Instwul oS ( I !
IcknmlsufTcrlnfr. ;
healthy and Thctf U'V
! > vjs
onus , iiistMd o §
worn-out nruj
irwik ; bright cjeV
clear nkin , roar
. cliookd you
'wouldn't think II \i
, w the same wo *
, man , mid It'll nU
i duo to the mo of
a ( err bottles oC
Dr. rioree'a Fnvorito Prescription. i
VTriat UiU medicine 1ms done for thonsandA
ot dolfcnto womwi , it will do for you. 1C
you'ro overworked nnd debilitated , It will
Imlld you up If you'ro homo down with this
clironfo riches , pains , mid weaknesses pocttj
liar to your SO..T , It relieves and ctirea. If
regulates and promotes nil the pro [ > or fnno-
tloni of womanhood. Invigorates the system ,
purifles the blood , Improves digestion , and
restores henlth , flesh , nnd stroiiRtn. .
For all the painful Irrcmilnntlra and ( ill-
eases of women periodical jxiliis , prolnpmis
and other displacements , benrliisr-down sen-
satloni , nnd " female complaints " and weak *
nesses , It's the only remedy so clTcctlve that
it can Iw Qitarantctd. If It doesn't benefit or
euro , you liuvo your money back.
f o iori'li ° rrii -s-
yiired In3t1nyiinr the Kronuh Homody entlto
led tlio KING , 11 dissolves nRnluU nnil l < nU
sorboil Into the lulliunoil putts. Will rofun <
money Iflt docn not euro , or rftiuoi ntrlotur *
Gentlemen , hero Is n rnlUblo article. W I
paokuiio. or 2 for * J nor inMt prepaid. MoOop
tulckfc l.uml , Otmthft.
"M ELEPHfllHT
ON MY HflNDS. " ,
But no man ever says this who adver >
tises through ALDEN & FAKON. !
We help business men to sell their
elephants. We never advertised aii
elephant , but we have advertised nearly
everything under the sun. Multitudes
speak of our remunerative services as
Newspaper Advertising Agents.
What part of the earth's nearly 15Q
millions geographical square miles do
you wish covered ? . No newspaper of
magazine published but in which w $
can place an advertisement , and ther
is positively nothing in the newspaper.
advertising line that we-cannot do.
Write us.
us.ALDEN & FAXON ,
NEWSPAPER '
ADVERTISING AGENTS ,
66 & 68 W. Third Street ,
" "
TRADE MARK. .O. o
Protect your lungs by
wearing Chamois vest.
For cold feet buy a Hot
Water Bottle. We have
all sizes , at low prices.
Physicians Proscr i p-
tions prepared at low
prices.
The Aloe& Fenfold Company
15th Street next to 1 > . O ,
Dr , BAILEY
The Leading
Dentist
Third Floor , Paxton Bloc'.c.
clcplioiiolOSS. Ittth nnil Furimi Sti.
A full pet of teeth on rubber for 13. Perfect HU
Teeth without plates or removable brlilk'O work.
Just the tiling for ilngOM or publlo spo'ikuM , ner U
Uropitown.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
All Illllnus at , re.iaonahla rntai , nil work warrant * 4
Cut this out fornKUUlo. 1
DR. J. E. McGfREW ,
'
THE SPECIALIST , /
Is utibiirimssud In the treatment of all forms Of
I'HIVATE DISEASES , anil all disorders am\ \
debilities of youth und nunliood , 17 yearn
oxi.orlciiL'o. Ills lohoureos and facilities urq
praotlciilly unlimited , The Doutor Is reoomj
nionded by the nrosts , nnd oiidoibo < I In tlio
tlio ponno for fair
btroiigostlerniHuy - - - - - -
iiu'iit nnd hont'bt professional udvlro. Thu
Hirst powerful rumudlos known to rnnilurn
Bi'luiieii for the suuci-ajful treatment of tuo
followliixdUuasoa ;
flOMHtKIIOKA Itiiinudlato rollnf , A com *
ploto euro without thu loss of an hour's I
f I 0111 UIISlllUHS ,
ill.KRT Ono of the most complete and ufl
coBsul trotttiuuntH for k'loisl ami all iiniinrlnlj
dlsohiirjos yut known In lliu inodle.-il jirofov *
Hlou. The results in o truly wimdurf ul. 'llio
most stubborn andchromo cabou where two ,
dlHPhai-iiohiidoxUiod for yo.iM. entirely jgn *
Irolli'd Inaiomarlcahly Hliorl time , 'V
it'flttU'l UltK Tlto EIcutostknown loinedy fifl
the trputnicnt of utrluturu , wlthuiit pain , ruM
ting , or dilatluif. A inlist romiirkiililu lumcdy ,
NYl'Jlll.lK Xn troutiiii'iit for this turrllilit
blood ( llBSnbo huNOVor hvoii moiu sucuutmfulj
or hud stronger ondorhiiinunt'i. In the light
of moclurii NClenco thU dlauntiu | s puHitlvciy
( . ur.ililu nnd uvury trued of thu poUon entirely
lomovud from the blood , The cnrua \ eomplctij
and uoriuaiiiMit.
/ , ( ; > . > UP Mi * nutlli , mid ambition , nervous *
HUSK , timidity , dosDondiiiny mid all bllnlitln
elfeelHof early vloo. llulluf obtained at nco <
The weak Brow strong , anil Iho UvupoudvntbQ *
como ohourf ul nnd happy.
AK/A / > /.SJM. > . ; ; .V , ami nil illseasos of the
blood , liver , KldnoyH uiidhladdur are troatru
Huocussfully with ( hogrpatogtlinowniomvdlck
for Uieso ilfbuubes.
DISEASES OK THE STOMACH TJKi
MclJruw'a iruatmnnt for < ll orirur of tha
btomiich , hiiutliii uiuiuitllllod L'lidorbomont of
tliobo win ) Imvn bvuii cured. I'IISCH ' that lia
s u ire red fur jcura und iniiiMe loVuliK or K
without Inciouulni ; tiielr mlbcry , entire. '
cuieil , These uro facls which i-an 1m provea-
ut any tlinu. Thu romoUlui aru plua > > nnl and
imliilulilu to thu iuo t dfllouto htomucli.
\\rllu forclrrulartiuiidiiiiciitloii lUt freo. 14tb
and roruaiu Ht . , Uiuulia , eb. Kutruucooit
either sireot.