8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , FEBRUARY 9 ,
OBJECT TO THE EXTORTION
Railroads and Jobbers Pool Issues Againt
Union Pacific Switching Charges.
TRANSFER TEAMS IN LIVELY DEMAND
of Liirul 81iltprr | * to l > rnin the
1'iMtrr lift ho < lrrnt ( loulcl Monopoly
Tim Trnlnmrn'N TriniliU'd-Notm
nnil reriiuinlii
Tbo notion of tbc Union I'anltlo In raising
tin switching charges 1ms stirred up a chorus
of Indignant protests among jobbers and
manufacturers from Summit to Knst Omaha.
Many ot thorn Intimate that they will even
the score with the Union Pacl.lo by divert
ing their shipments to computlnK railroads
whenever It Is possible to do so.
Some shippers are hauling tholr goods by
team nnd find that It can bo done for less
money than the switching charge , but others ,
as n the cnso of lumber nnd Implement
dealers , are unnblo to do tills , and
they nro particularly bitter in de
nouncing the oxncllon. Lumbar men
say their profit often Is only to or $7 n car ,
out of which they must now pay n switching
clmrgn of $4.
General Freight. Agent Crosby of the D. &
M. says his roua will protect Its patrons , and
ho has arranged to use teams to ovndo the
high tariff. The Kllihorn 1ms nlso made nn
alltunco with a transfer company , but nt the
general freight ofllco It Is Intimated that
when the costol transler exceeds 25 per cent
of the whole freight charge , that road will
allow the shipment to go to the Union
Paclllc rather than bear the extra burden.
Under the old tariff the switching
i charges were $ IGO and fcJ.OO , ac
cording to distance. Under the now
tariff the Jobbing district of Omaha hai
hcon divided Into ilvo switching districts.
The first comprises all tracks between Jones
and Nicholas streets , except Kast Otnaiia ;
the second , all between Sixth and Jonas
streets nnd Twonty-ilrst street ; the third ,
nil between Twenty-first street nnd Summit ;
the fourth , all between Nicholas street nnd
Cut-Off lake ; the fifth , East. Omaha.
The lowest charge Is fcl , which Is between
points within the same district. If the car
crosses cither of the dividing lines between
the first , second and third districts , the
charge Is fl. A car taken from the llrst ,
second or third district to the fourth , or from
the llrst , second , third or fourth district to
the llttli , costs go.
In a number ot cases some houses have to
pay a dollar a car more than other firms lo
cated on the opposite si Jo of the street. The
now tnrlffls a particularly hard blow to East
Omaha , the clmrgo to that locality having
boon increased from $ 'J to Jo. Mr. Lovl Car
ter Is ono of the most Indignant of the af
fected shippers. Ho says that ho was as
sured of a reasonable switching chariro when
the Carter White Lend works wore located In
East Omaha. but the now turiiT is a burden
some tax on tils business.
A general olllcor of n competing rallrand In
speaking of the now tariff as outrageous , said
It was hlrhor than the rates charged in Kau
nas City , St. Louis or Chicago for similar
service. It is oven hieher than the tariff at
Denver , where the ratp was raised to ! some
time ago. At Denver , too , a car is
switched to Manchester , n distance
of six miles , for 83. It is nlso inserted that
the Union I'acilic is doing some of the
( witching of the smelters at Denver without
charge.
No organized effort has boon made as yet
to resent tno action of the Union Pacific , but
whenever the twitching charge is over f3 it
Is being ovadcd by the use of toams.
The Tritlumou'M Troubles.
General Manager Clark of the Union Pa
cific has wired word that ho will bo in Omaha
this week , but the day Is notnamod.
The members of the grievance committees
are quietly awaiting the arrival of their ex-
Bcutlvo ofllcors. These goiitlomen may stop
at the headquarters of their respective orders
on tholr way west , but ore cxnectod to arrive
in Omaha oh Wednesday. Till then there
will bo little or no cbntipo in the situation.
Notes mill I'lTHoimls.
Chief Clerk Davidson of the Darlington
passenger department , accompanies his w..o
to Chicago tontgnt.
The Transmissourl Passenger association
will moot nt the Pax ton hotel today.
Summer excursion rates will bo n chlot' mat
ter of consideration.
A. P. Tanner of Kansas City , superinten
dent of the Kinsus division of the Santn Po ,
has boon appointed assistant general freight
agent nt Chicago.
F. B. Aglar has been appointed general
agent of the Union Pacific with headquarters
nt Now Orlojns , nn ofllco recently estab
lished. Ho is the son of the St. Louts agent
nnd has boon connected with the Wiggins
ferry at that point.
Coed Cooking.
Js ono of the chief blessings of every homo.
To always insure good custurds , puddings ,
sauces , etc. , HBO Gall Borden "Eaglo" Brand
Condensed milk. Directions on the label.
Sold by your grocer nnd druggist
Dr. Cullimoro , oculist. l3oo building'
Notlcu ( if Sulc nl * ll
Notice is hereby eivon Unit the undersigned -
dorsignod , John Hood Sherwood , hns
purchased the utoro. business and the
Kooil will of the iminlol a .id tile business
heretofore conducted by Churlos A.
llnrvoy ut 1514 Fitrmun street , Omaha ,
and will continue said business at sivhl
place. The wild Charles A. Ilarvoy
cordially recommends Mr. Sherwood to
the favorable ] mtroimro ( , of his frinnds
mid former customers.
.lon.v Ioon SiiKinvoon ,
CllAUUCS A. llAKVKV.
lie Biiro to try the Quail rolled oats and
take no other. '
Union soap is homo made.
ANOTHER. ATTACHMENT.
Crfilltnrx Again Allri' I ho Wiitiir WurlcH
Compiiny DlHtrlrl Court DoliiKx.
Another suit has boon commenced la the
district court against the American Water
Works company. The plaintiff , the Osgood
Drudge company of Now York , avers that on
August 1 , IS'Jl ' , the defendant executed its
promissory note tyy which it agreed to pay
tbo sum of . ' , SU.02 ( ! within six months from
da to.
to.On
On account of the nonpayment of the note
tbo plaintiff hns brought attachment pro
ceedings , alleging that Porny & Sogolko ,
Eastman & Hrnlnurd , II. Silloway , Motz
llros. , the Omnha Brewing company and the ,
Omaha Brewing association have money in
tholr possession that belongs to thu de
fendant ,
AVnntB 1'iiy lor Two I'lncrrH.
The case of A. P. Larson asalnst the
'Union Stockyards company of South Omaha
is on trial before Judge Koysor , Larson
wants $5,000 , and to ostaullsh his claim to
the largo sum of money nvers thnt on No
vember 22 , 16S9 , ho was in the employ of tua
defendant working as a switchman. * Whllo
EO employed bo caught his left hand between
the bumpers of two cars und ut tlio same
moment two lingers were severed from the
hand. Ho charges that the accident was
cused by the fact that the coupling apparatus
of tbo cars was defective ,
Say * Iliaiio m Cruel.
l''rod ICook has a doslro to bo divorced from
his wife , Augusta , and again would fight
life's battles nlono. Ho alleges a marriage
bnonnc date of AuguitS , 1831 , Since that
date Augusta has been a cruel wife , going so
far at times as 10 oven arm horsolf'with the
broom stick and cbuto the plaintiff out Into
the strooU
Hotbed siish in slocic. M , A. Dlsbrow
& Co. , 12th and Izurd. Tolopho no 774
IX n't t.lku the Work Ton Well.
Judge A. M. Post was in the city y osier
day , Speaking of his work upon the
lupromo bench ho said ;
' Tbo supreme court appears to bo a coed
way behind In Its work. Wo have boon
working a good deal of the tlmo slnco I became -
came associated with the bench upon matters -
tors that were assigned to Judge Cobb nnd
which ho did not have time to dispose of
prior to the expiration of his term of ofllco.
The work Is rather monotonous. 1 do not
enjoy It so much as the work of the district
court , "
Speaking of the Boyd-Thayor case Judge
'Post said thnt the matter had not been men
tioned by his associates on the bench smco
ha took bis scat.
If you have a couch don't ' delay. It is
dangerous , PIso's Cure for Consumption
will cure. Guaranteed. All druggists 25o.
Every grocer handles Union soap.
\Vnntoil.
Younff limn who must fully understand
merchant tailoring business , to take or
ders hero and on road for liirpo eastern
house. Inquire. ! . Tlchnor , Murray hotel.
Quail rolled o.its tire the flnoit mvdo
Women's diseases. Ur. Lotisdalo , 0103.13.
MAY ( JET TOGETHER.
Council nnd .School Uoitril ConxMcrtiiR tlio
Itrcmit Tux I.pvy Trouble.
It seems qulto probable now thnt the dlf-
forcnco of opinion existing between the mem
bers of the Board of Education nnd tno city
council will bo adjusted without resorting to
legal prococdiiiKs to decide whether the boarder
or the council baa the authority to determine
the slzo of the levy to bo assessed lor the
support of the pubho schools.
Attorney McCoy hns taken the matter In
iiand nnd has convinced some of
the 'councllmon on the finance
committee that the Board of Education did
not ask for anything unreasonable In asking
for n 2 mill levy. Ho hns also Imi 'eased
some of the councllmon with a bollof that the
silly way to avoid n law suit between the
board and the council Is to order tbo 2 mill
levy. Other members of the flnnnco committee -
too have not yet ngrood to the change of or
dinance from IJtf to 2 mills but Mr. McCoy Is
of the opinion that ho will succcnd In getting
Lho matter adjusted In favor of the - mill
levy before the Board of Education orders
him to take legal stops to compel the coun
cil to comply.
"If I can got the members of the board nnd
the city council to lav nsldo tholr dignity
nnd talk business for nwhllo , " said Mr.
McCoy , "this matter can all bo straightened
out. The council reels snubbed bocnuso the
board refused to comply with the request
of the council asking for an Itemized state
ment of oxnenses of thn board. The board
felt offended because the council "nskod for
this statement. Now , what I want both
bodies to do Is to lay nsido those alleged ,
offenses and got right down to tbo necessities
of the school fund. "
The liowoscale tool : llrst prcmiemat Pull a-
dolphin , Paris , Sydney and other exhibition a
Borden & Scllcck Co. , Agts. , Chicago.
o
Ask your grocer lot- Quail rolled oats.
M. D. Roche , Plato agent of the Keeloy
institute of Blair , Neb. , room 310 , New
York Lifobld . , Omalia , Nob. All In
quiries for information promptly at
tended to.
*
Union soap , guaranteed to please.
SHERIFF BENNETT'S DEPUTIES.
The Sulary ot Two of Them Apt to CiiU8o
Trouble.
The cutting down of Jailer Ernest's ' salary
from $70 to $50 per month is liable to cause
trouble In the ranks of the county commis
sioners , and eventually may bo the rock upon
which they will split when it comes to mak
ing up opinions.
Ernest , ns is well known , is n colored man
who was appointed by Sheriff Bennett in re
cognition of the appeals made by the colored
voters of the city nnd county.
Soon after bis appointment was confirmed
the kmfo was put into his salary nnd $20
lopped oft the monthly stipend. At the same
tlmo Fred Timmo , a nephew of County Com
missioner Timmo , was appointed deputy
sheriff at a salary of $50 per month.
i'lio commissioner is satisfied with the ap
pointment , but declares that the man cannot
hold his job if ho is forced to work for sucU
starvation wages. Ho insists that Young
Timmo must bo given n better paying depu-
tyship , while Sheriff Beunott openly noclares
Unit there Is nothing better In sight for the
young man. Being ono of the last men in ,
the sheriff holds that it would not bo a square
deal to displace ono of the old deputies and
give Timmo n high priced position.
There is another hitch. The republican
members of the board realize that Timmo and
Ernest should bo paid better salaries , but
tlioy will not vote an increase to Timtno un
less the democrats will vote the same in
crease to Ernest. That proposition comes in
the nnturo of n deadlock , leaving the two
inon to plod alone with their $50 per month
salaries or resign.
Clmmlicrlaln Co.
From the Clinton County Ath-crtlsci ; Lyons , la.
It was the good fortune of a representative
of this paper to visit the laboratory of this
enterprising firm at DOS Monies ono day this
week. It occupies four floors of a double
building and employs sixty-live hands in tbo
different departments , which include the
compounding ot the different preparations ,
bottling , packing , shipping and printing. In
the latter department they have a finely
equipped printing oflice , with half a dozen
presses , which nro kept nearly constantly in
operation printing labels nnd different kinds
of advertising matter. Their laboratory is
especially busy at this time , as Chamber
lain's Cough Kemedy , which they manufac
ture , has proven a apondid remedy for the
grip , aud in all cases greatly relieves the
patient after taking ouo or two doses , while
Its continued use will clToct a com pie to euro.
25 and 50 cant bottles for sale by druggists.
Nobrabka is famous for its line oats.
Quail rolled oats are made in Nebraska.
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Of Labor Organization * ( Pruplo'H I'arty ) lit
.St. Louis.
For the above convention the Wnbnsli
will sell Fob. iiOth to tilth ticlcots to St.
Louis and return at half faro good
returning until March 10th. Uomoin-
bor the ( Jannon Ball Express with re
clining1 chair cars free and Pullman
sleeping CUM leave Omnha 4:10 : , Council
BlulTs-h-K ) p. in. , daily arrives at St.
Louis 7:90 : next morninp. For ticket *
and sleeping car accommodations call nt
Wnbnsh olllco 1602 Furnnm street , and
at Union depot Council Blulls , or write
O. N. Clayton , Northwestern passenger
ngout , Omaha.
Tlitiro IM Xt-oil ol Work.
Street Commissioner Winbiioar Is now duly
Insulted in olllco and has commenced active
operations to help turn the wheels of
progress. His first ofllciul act was to super
intend the laying of two cross walks , ono at
Twenty-sixth , nnd the other nt Twenty-
eighth street , both on thu line of Parker
street.
S. V , Sanson hns been appointed as fore
man , and that gontlomnn U now ongiigod In
the work of superintending the removal of
tbo city tools to the city's ' warehouse at
Thirteenth mid Nicholas stroots.
Tlio ri'oplo'ii Preference ,
"Tho people of this vicinity Insist on hav
ing Chamberlain' ' * cough remodv and do not
\vnnt any otuor. " soys John V. Bishop of
Portland MilU , Ind. The reason Is because )
they have found it superior to any other ,
especially for the grip and the cough which
so often follows an attack of the grip. ' . ' 5
and 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists.
Over .I.OOO morelmnts handle Union
eonp in the west.
Tlio Croodo Ciimp Kucltenientf
Croedo Camp promises to become a
second Loadville. The number of people
ple going into this wonderful camp Is
unprecedented in the history of Colo-
radooxcoptonly during the Londvillo ox-
oltoment. It is estimated that now the
townslto IB located , that tlioro will DO
ton thousand people in tlio camp by
Juno 1. Tlio now discovery is only
reached by tlio Denver & Rio Grande
railroad , aud there la no t
OPEN BOARD GRAIN MARKET
Omaha's Board of Tratlo Will Irnmodintoly
Arrange the Matter ,
REGULAR REPORTS WILL BE RECEIVED
tint Cotnoi-Mitlvo Memliur * of tlio
ration Piivor tlio Idrii Iteport of the
riiiiiurlnl Condition -other
lies * AHiilra ll cu cl.
An open board grain market will ba ostab-
ishcd at the exchange rooms of the Hoard of
Trade.
At a mcatlncof that organization Secretary
Nnson stated that the directors favored nn
open board , but did not know whether they
would stand the extra expense of the call nnd
the telegraphic market quotations , which
would hnvo to bo received dally from all
parts of the world. Mr. Nnson was of the
opinion that the railroads , when given to un
derstand that a market would bo established ,
would make satisfactory rates to farmers and
grain men to Induce them to orlng tholr pro
ducts to Omaha nnd put them on snlo.
The question of what the increased cost of
oxpcmso would bo was asked and the sccrc- *
tary stated that it would bo only 50 u your to
each of the ! i07 members.
It Will Ho Arranged.
There was no objection to this , nnd on
motion of K. P. Davis n resolution was
passed , allowing a reasonable expense to bo
incurred for the opening of the grain market.
The board of directors , which held n mootIng -
Ing In the afternoon , reported that $2211,704
for the past month's bills had been allowed.
Th ofollowliiM now members were nlso ad
mitted by the directory : W. N. Babcook by
transfer from \V. A. Paxton , J. L. Uakor of
West Point by transfer from V. C. Swartz.
The public property committee reported
that the rents collected amounted to 9ir S,4S3
with a delinquent account of $ . > H5 ; vacant
rooms , three ; value per month , $37.
These reports were adopted on recommen
dation of the board of directors.
The memorial committee to which had boon
referred the matter of the Missouri Hlvcr
Improvement association recommended that
the communication bo placed on file for fu
ture consideration. The report was adopted ,
but the the association , in a communication ,
requested that tlio following resolution be
passed in regard to river improvements :
Itcholvod , That wo heartily concur In the
forecolnn resolutions of tlio river Improvement
convention held lu lumsus City , Mo. , Decem
ber 15 and Hi. 1S9I : and In vlow of tlio national
character ot the Improvement of the Missouri
und Mississippi rivers nnd tlielr navigable
tributaries , and the Importance of such Im
provement to the Industry and commerce of
thu cntlro country , respectfully , but earn
estly request the senators sum representatives
In congress to support and vote for measures
for the Improvement of these rivers , und to
make them of adequate amounts , continually
available and subject to application by tlio
olllcersof tlio government In charge of such
Improvement , to the end that the work may
proceed continuously to a speedy completion.
Oilier ItiiHlncsg Discussed.
The resolution was adopted and the secre
tary was Instructed to notify the Nebraska
representatives at Washington of the board's
action.
The snmo committee having in charge the
question of establishing a sugar school in
connection with the State university , recom
mended that the matter bo placed on file.
The recommendation was adopted.
The board passed suitable resolutions on
the death of Joseph F. Sheoly , who was n
member of the body , and whoso domisu oc
curred a few weeks ago.
The Nntlonal Hallway ( Moil Clerks asso
ciation presented n communication asking
for the hoard's co-opcrati M nnd its influence
for the passage of a bill in congress for the
roclassiflcation of the railway mail service
and the increase of the clerks' wacros. Cnlof
Clerk Van Dervoort of the service addressed
tlio ooard , stating that the employes now re
ceived n smaller amount for their work
than in 1SSO , on account of a now cassillca-
tion.
tion.Ho
Ho asked the support of the board , and it
was agreed to assist them in the passage of
the bill.
Secretary Nnson was directed to continuo
to act on a committee recently appointed to
sccuro the Independent national convention
for Omaha.
Ono death In the membership is ropprtcd.
It was that of Jonn F. Boyd , ami the
memorial committee was instructed to prepare -
pare suitable resolutions of sympathy und
condolence.
SpooiuMi < lyJtoM Troll bleu.
Have I got a caught Do you think I'm nn
omnibus and can't cough ? Well , of all the
Uodgasted women I over saw hero I've '
coughed for seventy days nnd you want to
know if 1'vo ' got a couirh. Now Mrs. Spoop-
endyko , I want that bottle of Ilallor's Sure
Cure Cough Modiclno you hear !
Use Union donp. Use Union soap.
Housekeepers will flnd Quiil rolled
oats tlio best made.
The Competitive ) Drill ( Iiiiiranty.
The Competitive Drill association's com
mittees of business men of the different or
ganizations nro meeting with much moro
encouragement now than they did last week
in securing the guaranty fund of $30,000 to
cnt the national military encampment la
Omaba next , Iu. < o.
The general soliciting committees will
have a meeting this afternoon at the
Hoard of Trade.
The Heal Estate Owners association is ex
pected to take some action at Its meeting
tonight to assist in raising the guaranty.
Secretary Atch'son ' seems quilo sanguine
that there will bo no difficulty in securing
the fund when the business inon once under
stand what n gigantic gathering the encamp-
inon twill bo.
Tlio .MortK < > K < > Itecord.
The records of the ofllco of the registrar of
aeods show the following real cstnto mort
gagor filed and released during tbo month of
January :
Kami inortznRos Illud 17 $ 25i92.01 :
CJIty mortgages filed 3i , ; MU.IMH.IH
Total 8JO tMMO.lZ
Kami mortgages released Ill t ' . .V.-lri.l1. )
Olty mortgages released i.7 4U.i'JO.'l '
Total 213 jr > 7.1&8.4a
Union soap , manufactured in Nob.
Tlio ItllHslilll I'aiiilnr ,
Anyone desiring to help rollovo the dis
tress of the sufferers from the Russian ] fam
ine can send their contributions to K. P.
Coleman , treasurer of the American Baptist
Missionary union , Tromont Temple , Uos'ton ,
Mais , The money will bo scut to the Bap
tist mission committee in Kusslu for use
among tbo lumino sulTorora.
Do Witt's Ltttlo Early fasors ; the only pill
to cure sick hoadaqhe and regulate bowoU.
DriiiikeiiiirHB ,
A disease , treated as suuh and perma
nently cured. No publicity. No infirm
ary , llomo treatment. Harmless and
ollectual. Refer by permission to Hur-
linglon HawUeyo. Send 2o stump for
pamphlet. Shokoquon Chemical Co. ,
Burlington , la.
The 1'anslnu of Major DonnU ,
The books , papers und all other things per-
talnlnc to the ofllco of the superintendent of
plumbing wont Introtho hands of Inspector of
Buildings Tilly vj' tcnlay nnd were nt
once removed to thoiofflco of tlio latter named
official.
Inspector Tilly stAted thnt ho had not yet
decided upon his foreman and three assist
ants , but would sofedlthelr names to the coun
cil tonight.
The vacating ot'itho room In the basement
of the court housrtfbrmorly occupied by the
superintendent ot'f > lumblng will glvo nn ad
ditional jury room.
DoWIU's UttloiKnny imors. ttojt llttlo
pill cvor mado. Cure constipation over/
tlmo. Nona equal , Use them now.
'
Union soap is Id tit : of poaps.
Union soap is made of western pro
ducts try it.
lln HUH Iti'turnc-d.
Dr. K. T. Allen was called homo from
No w York on Saturday to do an operation ,
lie reports jfrcat advancement in the
treatment ot curtain affections of lha eye ,
csnct'liilly In operations for cataract and
true granulated lids , llo had a very
pleasant and profltablo trip.
MH. OLSEN'S PLAN.
tloTlilultn He Keen n Way to 1'ny Oily Km-
ployes Karly In the Month.
Comptroller Olson has evolved a ulan by
which lie thinks the city employes can bo
paid on the first instead of having to wait
until the middle of the month for tholr
money. Ho Is of.tho opinion that the mayor
is pursuing the correct plan in holding the
general monthly appropriation ordinances
for examination , but ho thinks the city em
ployes should bo paid on or about thn llrst of
the month. That this may bo accomplished
ho will suggest the Introduction of two ap
proprlatlon ordinances each month. The
llrst will Include nothing but the regular
city pay roll , and ns the amounts nro prac
tically the ar.mo each month , ho thinks
the ordinance can. follow the course ,
bo passed nnd approved and the
warrants turned over to the employes
the snmo ns horotoforo. This ho thinks
would bo the better course to pursue , ns
most of the people who work for the city
contract tholr bills to become duo soon after
the first of each month. The ether ordinance
ho would hnvo contain one other item of ox
ponso. This ono could bo Introduced nnd
follow the same course as the ether nnd then
pass into the hands of the mayor for exam
ination. It could bo held for a week or so
and then returned , BO that the bills would bo
paid not later than the middle of the month.
\Vr.ni-isa WATKH , Neb. , Got. 23 , 1S90.
Dr. Moore. My Dear Sir : I have just
bought the third bottle of your Tree of Life.
It Is Indeed a "Trco of Llfo. " Dr. , when
you so kindly gave me that llrst bottle my
right side was so lame and sore and my liver
enlnrcred so much that I could not lie upon
my right side nt nil. There was a soreness
over my kidneys all of the time , but now that
trouble is all over. I sleep just as well on
ono side ns on the ether , and my sleep rests
nnd refreshes mo und 1 feel the best I've felt
in fifteen years , mid I know that it is nil duo
to your Tree of Life.
Yours very truly ,
D. F.
Any grocer can supply you with Quail
rolled oats delicious for breakfu&t.
ENTERTAINING DELEGATES.
TH ArrniiRn lor the ICiitertiiliiment
of VlMltorrt to tlio Conference.
Thcro was n meeting of Omaha ministers
at the Younc Men's Christian association
rooms yesterday at 10 o'clock , the
principal object being to consult as to the
progress made In securing entertainment
for the delegates to the Methodist general
conforcnco.
When nil the reports were footed up it was
found that entertainment haa been secured
for 170 delogntes in' ' private families. Some
of the pastors said they had not
completed the e&nvacs of their
i
congregation's ana . another , meeting
was cnlloif for' r.oxt Monday , 'whan n com
plete report will bo mado. The hotel men nro
getting unxious to know how many they will
bq called upon to provide for , and tno'com-
rnitteo is anxious to hnvo the question set
tled. Letters are cominc by tno hundred in-
quirinc for accommodations. Now that both
the Western and the Transmississippl
Passenger Tratlio associations have agreed
upon reduced rates for all who wish to take
in the" conference , the attendance is sure to
bo very largo. A ereat many will como from
Iowa , Minnesota , Dakota , Colorado , nnd
from over the state of Nebraska. In all
probability there will bo sovnrnl excursion
trains run intoOmahaduring the conference ,
nt which time the rates will be particularly
favorable.
The Orlpiii : ItiiKliifc In Alahaina.
"La grippe is raging hero and I find
Chamberlain's ' cough remedy to bo a certain
euro for it , " says \V. O. Johns of Trim
ble , Cullman company , Ala. Mr. Johns
ordered a supply of the remedy to bo shipped
by express as quickly as poss'iblo. 'I here Is
no question but this remedy Is of great value
in the treatment of the grip especially on
account of its counteracting any tendency of
'
the disease toward pneumonia. It is uls'o a
prompt nnd certain euro for thn cough which
usually follows nu nttnck of grip. 23 and 50
cent -Dottles for snlo by druggists.
Mvely Times nt the Iteiliil.
There must bo merit in a medicine
that has met with the succe.sn that tlio
Bednl ( , 'old euro treatment at Blair has.
The business has increased so rapidly
that it has proven necessary to enlarge
the quarters of that largo plant. The
result has been a cure in every instance.
Fifty patients nro boinjj treated. The
habits of liquor , morphine , opium and
tobacco permanently cured.
q
llllllillllfI'rrmlts. .
The following permits were Issued by the
superintendent of buildlnes yesterday :
\i. 11. William * , repairs on building , Fif
teenth ami Domino streets . $ n.ijoo
I ) . 13. 1'iittorson , threo-story and liaso-
ii'i'iit ' brlulc building Seventeenth and
I'nrnam streets . 40,000
I' . A , Jensen , one-story frumu cottage ,
Klfteiiiilh and llrown sireuts . MO
Three minor penults . < ! ( H )
Total . . . _ . . . JIO.IOJ
Chiiinlierliilu'H ( Joiigli Itemed)1 ,
Mr. C. F. Davis , editor of tno niooinfield ,
Jn. , Farmer , says : "I can recommend Cham
berlain's cough remedy to nil sufferers with
colds and croup. I have used itin my famllv
for the past two years nnd have found it the
bon I ever used for the purposes for which
it U intended , " 25and CO cent bottles for sale
by druggists.
Attention ,
A special mooting of Samosot is called for
Wednesday evening , February 10 , nt 8
o'clock , to maku arrjiignmonts to attend the
Uoyd reception aULiiicoln.U. .
U. W. Smni.DS ,
JOHN T. EVANS , President.
Secrotttry.
Small In size , great , in result * ; Do Witt' a
Little Early KUorx. Bast pill for constipa
tion , bast for sink headache , ban for sour
stomach.
. I .V.VU P.IKMIIX T.I.
On Friday , Saturday and Sunday next M.
13. Leavitt's pantomimic burlosqun , "Spider
and Flv , " will Boa the attraction nt Boyd's
now theater. Thoploci Is ouo of the bust of
its kind that has yet boon presented to the
public , und will bo produced by a.bout forty
people. "Spider and Fly" , abounds In excel-
Powder :
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
lent * peclnlty fen.tu.ros. "Tho Tftnilom" nnil
"On tlio Hoof , " two of the Intost pnntomlmlo
successes from the Unity Lnno tbcator , Lon
don , will bo Introduced ,
Mr. Matt L , Merry , business mnniXRor ot
"bplder anil Fir , " spent Sununy In the city.
An error \vn mniloln these columns Sun-
uny mornlnp In staling thnt tbo ndvnnccd
snlo of Mnx O'Hell tlchoU would opan ycstor-
< lny inoriiiiif , ' . Tbo snlo will open this
mornlnR nt tbo Oraml oporn bouso box onico ,
ntul If the people ot Uiniliii nro ns npnrocla-
tivoorthls ilistinimisiieil I'osinopolitnii wit
ns were tbo people of Mlnnonpolls nnd ICnn-
sns City , where about ' \0)0 ( ) In cncb city
turned out to he.ir him on "Amorlcti ns aeon
through Kronch Spcctnclcs , " tbo demand to
morrow nnil Woilnesunv will bo Inrco. Mnx
O'KolI will lecture nt tbo ( Iranil opera bouso
on Wcdnosilnv ovcnlnir , his llrst ntul only
nppcnrnnco In Oinnlm. Mndnmo Hloupt nnil
n party of ladles who will accompany horsclt
nnd husbniulto Australia , will Join him hero
Wednesday morning , direct from t'nrls.
" 13111" Nyc , who hns u warm feeling for
the Umalm Press club , roinombcrlng the re
ception which tlio club pave him sovornl
years ago when ho lectured hi this city , will
givoa bcnollt. for the club I-'rliiay ovonlng ,
March 4 , assisted by nis imvtnor In crime , A.
r. Hurbank , the elocutionist , who stands at
tbo head of platform readers In this country.
Tbroueh the Uindnoss of Hon. A. .1. Pop-
ploton the Grand opera house has been secured -
cured for this bonctlt psrformance , which
xvill bo among the very host clvon In Omnlm
this season , for the club hns n reputation to
sustain , and In odorlng two such well known
inon as Nye and Hurbank the members feel
that they cnn very consistently ask their
friends to purchase tickets for nn evening
with tbo best luiown of American humorists.
Sp ) : > uuiiil ) ' e Iliu AUhnii
and ho spent thirty-two minutes trylng'to
tell his wlfo to go to thunder and got Ills liot-
llo of Ulxou's Asthnm Cure , and she ( noor
thinir ) lluttcrod nro in id antl brought some
broth and n balr brush and things , und
Spoopondykc nonrly died , but bo got the
Asthma Cure linally and then well , I'm
01 ry for his wlfo.
Tim CoiiKrrssliiiiill C'oiiiinlttrr ,
There will bo n mooting of tbo congres
sional committee of the Second congressional
district at the Mlllard hotel , Wednesday ovon-
i g l-'oliruary 10 , at 8 o'clock.
l'1iiii : > W. Gray , Chairman.
Mr. Donna Allberry will represent Wash
Ington county nt the meeting.
Check
Adulteration
What ! s needed to check
adulteration is intelligence
on the part of consumers.
The inducement to put adul
terated preparations on the
market lies in the fact that
a large part of the purchas
ing public is always ready to
accept the cheapest that can
be had , without thinking th.it
the quality of the article
must be cheapened in pro
portion to the reduction in
the price demanded. People
must learn that they can bet
ter afford to buy Dr Price's
Delicious Flavoring Extracts
than the cheapened substi
tutes. There is economy for
the poorest in purchasing
pure and reliable articles.
SCHIFFMANN'S ASTHMA CURE
J ever fnlls to tflvo Instant lullrf In the woiflt
cases , mid UVr ( cure * ulirro other * full.
Trl > l radnuT Pltlli : of Ilrni ! l.l , , r IT lull.
4JJr . DR. II BCUIFFMATm. HI. I'.ul , Ulan.
LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR.
An Ideal Complexion Soap.
For caloliy nil Unit' nnrt I'nnoyOonrtipciilprs.nrlf
tumble to iirncnrnllilK Woiulrrful Noun ponrt lit *
criiln In xtiimpe nnil receive ? n mko by return mull.
JAS.S. KIRK & CO. , Chicago.
HI'F.n.lTSlmndnn Dolls Wnltz ( tlio pnjmlnr
PndolyYnlt ) M > nt FIIRK to nimino EenUluu UB
three wrappers of Shumlon HcIN Soap.
'tVo rnakn moro roroni
piasters C.nn iill otlici
mnkiTS in this country
romhlnri ] , been use tliu
public apprcclatt ) tlio rm'i-
It that dxi-tsln our pv "i
HBSSON'H lslh ( mlyii V
cllclmil piaster for house
hold use. all others lnlu
, \v ik Imitations , ( let Hie
"Genulus.-
MANHOOD RESTORED.
" 8ANATIVO , " the
Wonderful Hpnnlsli
Itrnipiy , l sold wllli a
Wrltton Quaranteo
to euro nil NCIVOUH Dis
eases , Eiuli as Wealc
Memory , I-o n of Ilraln
1'owor , llcndaclie ,
liocxl , Nervoiisnem , IJH-
pillule , nil ilialns and
Doforo& After Uso. Ion of IHIHCT of Hie
Fbotocrnnlicd from life. Ccncrallvu Oicnns In
- ' i mi , ! cither ci , raunnl liy
ovrfriuiilon , ) outlirid ImlliHTt'lloiiH.or . Hie rurnslve
jst'of lubao-o , < iiuiuoittliiinliintji | | , ulilcli nllliniilvly
Inul lo Inniinlly , Coiikiiiiiplloa inul Iii > iity ! 1'nl m >
In rout c'lilf in lorin | rarrv In HicMut ( uirkil. I'lk-e
II n I'nckiiso. ' or U for J.'i. Wllli t\ny t"i inilrr r qlvr a
written sunrnntop to cure or refund the
money. M'lil liy iiiull'ln niiy luMifHi , Clitnlni lieu
in ( 'lain ' envelope .Meiillon IliU | i'i'i | ' Aililiru ,
MADRID CHEMICAL CO. llrmiili onke for t' . S. A.
338 Ilrnilinrn Sired , CIIICACI ) . II , ! , .
foic SALE IN OMAHA. RED. , ny
Kulin ct Co. , Co.r lilh i Douttlni 8t .
J A Puller & Co. , Car. Mill & Douglas SU.
A D Foster & Co. , Council Illufli , lu.
PNEUMDNIH ,
USE WILBOR'S
Pure Cod .Liver Oil and
Phosphates.
It Cui'oa Consumption , Cough" , Cohls ,
Abthmn , Hronuhitia , Dublty , Wast-
in > r Iiaoibos ) ; , and nil Luti tr
C'oniplalnts and Jluinor .
Alinutln | inlutal > lo an crfaiu. II fun tie tnken wltli
| ili < ; inru ty ili > IU'ntupur iiiniiiiii | chllilrrii. ivhonlicT
utlne It uru vury tunilotlt. It unlnilluionlih Ilij
f iu l lucri'inu tno ttoth unrt iii > i'll ' | . hnllili up iliu
iu'rviiu i/nU'in , ra turo uaur > 'jr to mlinl nnil bmly ,
crrntoiuw rich anil | iurj b'.uud lu fiu-l , rujmu-
liu nliolo iU'iu.
TLE H , BLOOD , NERVE , BRAIN ,
Ho mre an > on rnluu rnur lirnllli inul ut't tlio ti-n
u I \lioiiifncturoil only by Ur A II. Wll.uuu ,
'l , lo ! lonMai . sold bf
A SHIRT ,
A white shirt , a good white shirt , a shirt thot'3
cut to fH. Cut long , and full , and wide. A shirt
that's made , well made , made to stay made. A
shirt that's made to wash and wear , and tp .1
wear after it's washed. A shirt with long *
sleeves , or short sleeves , as your arm happen
to be , long , or short. A shirt that's made to sell
a man once , then twice , then always. That'3
our shirt , The Nebraska. We sell it. Nobodff'
else does. It's the best shirt sold for the price
by anybody anywheres.
Unlaundried , three kinds.
itf Hcavy muslin , reinforced front , linen bosom.
New York Mills muslin , fine linen bosom and bandsfj
50c fully reinforced front and back.
r
None better made , at any price ; best shirting mus *
70e lin , finest linen bosom and bands , fully reinforced
both front and back , felled scams and hand
button holes.
Launclried , four kinds.
Heavy muslin , linen bosom , reinforced front.
Wamsutta muslin , fine linen bosom and bands , fully
85e reinforced front and baclc.
Open front , made of New York Mills muslin , lincft
bosom and bands , reinforced front and shincd back.
( fc/4 A fOur finest shirt , made of New York Mills muS
CD A Jl _ r 'm ' > CN ra fi'lc ' l'nen ' bosom and bands , felled.
* seams and hand made button holes , fully rein *
forced front and back.
Buy one , buy three , buy six. Try the kinc
You'll always wear Nebraska shirts afterthafl
n
A Man May Look Over
" ' " His Glasses , .
But he ought not to overlook the fact
that ALDEN & FAXON can speak
through the advertising columns of
newspapers for his profit. Attractive
advertisements that have selling quali
ties in them is what you wish , and
this is one of the important things we
pride ourselves on being able to do.
The field ( hat we can cover for you is
practically unlimited. What amount
of money do you wish to expend ?
What papers ? What section of the
world shall we touch for you ? We
make it our business to answer
promptly any question along this
line that you may wish to ask. Write
tor our pamphlet free.
NEWSPAPER
AGENTS , ,
THADt MARK.
66 & , G8 W. Tli rtl St. . Cincinnati. 0.
To promote health ,
preserve and length
en life , .stimulate
and invigorate the
whole system , tone
thu stomach , aitl
digestion , create an
appetite and repair
the waste tissues
of the lungs ,
nothing surpasses
an absolutely pure
whiskey of deli
cious flavor ,
smooth to the taste ,
mellow , mature
_ and of richest qual
ity. Unlike inferior whiskies it
will not rasp or scald the throat
and stomach. Call for CREAM
PURE RYE and take no other.
I7or sale only at high-class liquor
and drug stores.
DAl.f.KMAM ) .V CO. , dllll'AttO ,
Samples can do hud .it thn Milliud hotel.
at Thompson , nt .1 , A TulliMI. .1. A- Wood it
( ' < > , llotul Pnllone. Moyinhun V Tim Duunonil.
iFUliilF
VOICE
SUSPEHDER
THE LATEST.
fcllpplni- off tlie
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> > i tu I.u.-e
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< . , DT lu III
I'rlu.u bt. , HtW
Yvrk.
DR. J. E. McGrHEW , ,
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THE SPECIALIST ,
Is unsurpassed In the treatment of all foriufO
I'HIVATE WKKASKS. and all disorders and
doblllllus of youth anil iii.inliood. 17 voam'
uxpurluni'u. Ills i < j-.oiiivis anil facilities uro
pructli'.illy unlimited. 'I ho Doclor Is iccoinV
mended by Ihu press , and ciiiloit.oil in UK )
strongest limns by I ho pnop e for fair irruf
incut und honest , professional ml vice. The
mcst powerful nimcdles known to minion !
s'lenuo for tliu siieeesiful trc-iitinent of ttyj
followln illseasus : Jj.
UOMHtKIIOK.1 Immodlalo relief Acorn *
lilcle euro without thu loss of un hour's tliy
froai business.
< llKKT ( ) ito of the must eoiupiolo anil nile *
ccbsul trouimcnts for Klenl auU all itnnoylnif
( llht'liarttos yet. laioun to the medical profcu *
tilon. 'rim results nro truly wondoifiil. Tin )
most stubborn amlchronlc cases whole tin )
dlschaiMU had oxlstod for yuan , rntlioly cou *
trolled Inn remarkably sliorl tlmo
s'l'ltnn l/H/f The iM-ttiuiist known remedy fo- (
< ho tri'ul niiHit of slileliire. without pain , dit-
tln ' , or dilating. A mouromaikahlo lemi'dy ,
bYi'lin.lt 'So treatment for tins torrlbld
blood disease hns ever been moio ciu'censfu ; .
or had stronger ondorMimcnls. In the light
of modern seleneo tliK dlseaso Is positively
curable and every Ir.ieoof tlio poison entlrnly < .r *
lomovod from tlio blood. 1'ho cnnIs complete *
und permanent.
MI.IAHOO ; / , and ambition , nervous *
ness , tlmldlly , despondency and nil bllilitiiii ; |
oll'oelsof early vleo. Itellef obtained at "lieu.
The wcik ; urort slum ; , ' , and tliu ilrsponilunt10f \
como olieerfiil and hapy. | '
/ , KAm K.I.S/I.S , an I nil diseases of ttin
hli > od , liver , MilnuvH andli laddvr aio ticaluil
successfully with Ihoxreatosl known lemcdlctf
for those dfsnusos.
DISEASES QV THE STOMACH - Dr.
Melii'ew's tioatment for disorders of the
htoiniieh , IIIIN Ihu iiiiijiialillod c.ndiiihomcnt uj
those who have hcon cured. I'iit-cs Unit hail
MilTuroil for years anil unable loVniiK \ or Kv
without IneroiihliiK tholr misery , entirely
i'Uin.1. These are facli. which ean lie pn-von 4
ill any time The romo.lles are pleasant nnJ ( ,
iialatablo to tliu moil dclleiitn stomach/ .
Wrllo forclrciilarsanil iiicsluin | list. freu. 14th
und I'anmni Sis. , Oninlia , Nob. r'ntiuauuou
either snout ,
Woriililnn llnlill
ciirtiaIOtoUIdlv | > ,
Hour till c r d. Da. J.BTIFUlNE.L.tliniu'o.
Sore Throat
Lameness
Sore Ey <
Soreni
Cat ,
Bra *
Piles
Female
Complaints"
Rheumatism
AND ALL r\
Inflammation
Srid only In cur own botllei. AH druggliti. ,
POND'S ' EXTBAC7 CO,7C5th Av