Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : AVKDNKSDAY , MAKOII 2 , 18lH5.
lABZA'S ' FRIENDS COMPLAIN
paptain Bourke Said to Iliwe Exceeded His
' Authority in Texas.
HE IS SUPPORTED BY THE DEPARTMENT
of the Mexican lte\olntlnliliU
tendered Prompt Measure * Nccrnsury
l y the United Htutcs Troopi Tlirents
of Court MurtliilliiK 1'ri ely Made.
WASHINGTON Hunntu or TIIH DRB , )
51 ! ! FOUIITP.KSTH SriiiiKT , >
WASIII.NOTO.V , t ) . C ! . , March 1. )
Although no ofllclal information has boon
Deceived at the War department in roforonro
V > the re per ted threat of court martlallng
QJnptnln John Bourke of the Tnlrd cavalry
' ( Dn the chargoof Tcxnos that he exceeded his
Authority In the recent Garza campaign ,
fc lucli Is said about it on the streets hero In
rmy circles , No ono appears to really be-
love that the captain will bo court tnartlulod ,
n the contrary ho may rocclvo special men-
Ion at the hands of the scrretary of war for
peclnl gallantry.
. , Today's Washington Post has nn odltorl il
bn the subject In which It says : "There has
no doubt been moro or lest collision between
iho civil and military authorities and It may
uo that the charges against Captain Uourko
liavo substantial foundation , hut there is little -
tlo question In the minds familiar with the
'Vltuution ' that In the cnpliirlng and disposing
'Vf ' the Gnrzn revolution ho has been nggra
Jvnlcd by the fnct that they linvo runnv
aricnd1) on the American side of the Kin
TGrnndolio nro not glvlug much aid or com-
jort to the United States troops. Cniilnlu
< 3)ourko mnv have hud tioublo In dealing
.Xvlth Ibis sentiment nnd by excess of 7cul
have given cause of complaint , but on nrmv
of occupation , no matter how ioglllumto Its
fetnnd , is seldom popular "
I The complaints ngalnst Captain Boutko
liavo been unoftlcially received. Thov are to
the effect that ho mnuo promiscuous arresu
of Kood citizens , Indulged Iu unwmraritublc
Boi/urcs of property , committed many nets of
cruelty nnd perpetrated nutnurous indignities
Which h.ivo greatly dibturiied the pence of
orderly communities nnd seriously damaged
tholr agricultural Inlerosla. The War do-
tinrimotit will undoubtcdlv stand by Captain
J3ourko.
In Nchnislc.i'4 Iti'lialf.
' The familiar llguro of Patrick O'Urnnuon
IIawes toddled Into the capital this morning
nnd took n seat In Senator Paddock's com
mittee room , .hidgo flnwrslooiced cheerful
nnd licppv. Ho anticipated a twenty days'
btay in vynsliington on business , with an inci
dental trip tn Baltimore to consult nn
nurisl for his hearing , which ho asserts has
been somewhat impaired by the Ivcolev
treatment nt Blair. Judge Hn.vcs says very
frankly that whllo ho has no longer any
desire to ' sot 'em up" to the boys ho does
\vail to hear dlstlnctlv ovcrv political woid
that drops in the vicinity of Douglas county.
His main business , however , In Washington
Is to secure for Nebraska the $19,000 of direct
tax which U duo to her under the direct , tax
bill passed by the Fifty-ilm congress ntid to
collect In addition some ? 9,000 or § 10,000
under tlio laws reimbursing frontier states
tor the suppression oi Indian hostilities.
In IStH when the government levied n
direct , tax of fJO.000.000 on the various states
for the suppression of the rebellion , Ncbrnsua
was assessed $10,000 or more as her snare.
The territorial legislature failed to low and
turn ever llio tax , but at the next session of
cougriss when the sundry civil bill was
tnken , $111,000 wns deducted from the osti-
jnutos for the paying of the running ex
penses of tlio territory and credited to her
indebtedness ou the dlioct tnx call.
ICnliisKil tn I'.iy iliu .HOMO- .
In 183. , when the govern incut was about to
pay tiaj . . .st Installment ol money to rclm-
bun-o Nebraska for her expenses in sup
pressing Indian hostilities arid when draft
was about lo issue , Comptroller Lawrence
refused to turn the monej ever on the ground
thiit N lnuska was still iu debt for the
direct tux.
In looiiing ever the acts of conercss Judiro
Hawes discovered the record of payment
throuch retention of apnroprintion and sub
sequently .ludpo Lnwronco caused a clatisn
to bo inserted in n geneinl appropriation bill
cddencmir Nebraska as discharged of tbif
obligation. Uod tape nas , however , got the
matter again tangled up and Hawes pro
poses to cut it until It is untangled. Juiieo
IlnwestsalsoKuniilngafter.in unpaid balance
of $0,000 duo Nebraska for rvlmburiomcnt of
expenditures for suppressing Indian hostili
ties. The inonoy is withheld ontocbnlcalob
Jealous to vnrlous suspended items , for
which the stale , houovcr , holds evidence of
payment In both drafts and vouchers. Cor
roborutory ovldcnco is required In a numbjr
of these items and a considerable amount
lias been secured.
Mm. 1',11/abi'th 1) . Hi nun's ruiirral.
The funeral of Mrs. Klbuboth U Blown ,
mother of Mrs. Charles F. Mandorson , look
place Ibis nflernooti from the temporary resl-
donco of bminlor Mandeisoii on Sovenuonlb
Btreot. A snow storm wus In piogress , but
the halls und parlors were tilled with sym
pathisers , Mrs. Eroivu hud lived with her
daughter part of the IInm lor years , und her
simplicity of manners and gentleness of ills-
posiliou hud enduarod hrr to many \vith
whom she had been thrown iu ( Oiilnct
In Washington. The middle p irlor
of the residence wns reserved for Iho Jatnlly
Senator and Mrs. Mandovson , tno similar"'b
si * f , Mrs. Kvans of I'hlludelphla , l.or l\\a
tn .ml daughter-in-law , ilio Misses Onto
o. i oklyn , Colonel anil Mrs. Ludlngton
mm tlio family servants were the occupants.
In the rcnr parlor s.il Iho vice prosluoat and
Mis. Merion , Ur. uml Mis. J. K.u } rimers
and daughti-r nnd William A. Guyor and
diuightor of Omnhn , a large number of semi-
toti. and their wives and ninny friends ot
the family In ollloial nml civil llfo. t-mintor
Puddoek was the only member of Nebraska's
delegation In atlcndniico. Tl.o burial
service was rend by Chaplain Butler of the
Xliillcd Statoj scnato and n few remarks mid
uJlliott closinir prayer uy Lr. ) Hnnillu of the
Church ol Iho Covenant concluded Iho sim
ple semens. The rcnmiiis were taken this
evening to Canton , O , . for Interment , accom
panlcd by Senator ami Mrs. Mandorson.
Krcoril of tlio Duiuoriiitn.
Congicss has bcoi < in besslon three mouths
and toduy Iho house succeeded in passing the
Indmn appropriation blllu which congress
lias paused in order to enable the machinery
of ti'u ' government to perform its functions ,
The only oilier appropriation bill which has
lit'cii sent to the senate was that providing
for thu military ncudcmy. Those two np-
propilntlons are the ones which always
rxuiu the least dob.itu , Both Imvo , In a
number of Instances , been pas od in ono day
by republican houses. In the form which
this house has passed thcso two bills it is
ct'ttalu that the Consumption of tlmo 011 thorn
Is not at an end , for llio sonata will mnko
uinondimmts which will provoke nlmostus
much debate as has nlrcndy boon hnd nn
them. Thus the two smallest nppropriatlon
bills uill consume moro than n month of
tlmo in this houso. The not result of the
Inborn of the dcmocratiu majority thus fur Is
two appropriation ullls , ono bill eugglng iho
press mid a batch of private claims.
Mrs , Senator Paddock , who wont to the
Hot tiprlnu'4 of Virginia for her health , not
llndiiig accommodations there , has gone to
Excelsior Springs , Mo , whore ? ho ar-
riyod yesterday. She is accompanied by her
son Frank.
Senator Pettigraw is preparing an extensive
runori in favor of u bill to appropriate auoul
f 11,000 with which to coinponsuto thu Yank-
ton Sioux In South Dakota who faorvcd us
scouts uudor General Scully la lbH ( In to-
palling Indian outbreaks. Ho will prasont
< nuch iu-iv Information on the subject of service
ice of Indians , who hayo assisted civilization
in ( he suppression of rebellion uud will quote
some of tbo most noted chiefs to show that
ill of the Indians have not boon against
white settlers and civilisation.
HoproaonlBtlvu Br.\Bti introduced a bill
today to increase thu pension of Warren
HallrcK , also 0110 to pension Martha J.
( Jrinith.
I'oatmastors weru appointed today as fol
lows : Nebraska Kmcgold , Dawson county ,
T , Wlnton , vice F. I , . Gibson reatgnod ;
Scottvlllo , Holt counly , O. | { . 1'arkcr , vice. ) .
.Siott roslgned , South Dakota Clour Lake ,
Ucuol county , E. N. Flanders , vice If. P.
St. John rcklgacd ; Pombroku , Potter county ,
H. C. Fllto , vice \V , l Huagland removad ,
O. Bauui ot Norfolk Is at the Willardt.
Wr ,
agent assigned to Nqw Mexico , has returned
hero fora reassignment. Tbocllmnto U too
varied for hn lungs and ho wants a Hold
further north.
Postmaster Hick nun at Allen , Dixon
cou..ly , has sent his resignation to the fourth
assistant postmaster general and it will bo
accepted.
A strong petition has been received by
Senator Mnndcr-on asking for n daily mall
service from O'Neill to Fort Uatulall ,
Samuel Scolt of South Dakota U al the
Ulggs. P. S. H.
Wi'iteru IVininin.
WASIIIXOTOX , D. C. , March 1. | Spoolnl
Tnlogrnm toT.tB Bnc.J The following list of
pensions granted is reported by TUB Bee nnd
Examiner Bureau of Claims :
Nebraska : Original Jcsso C. Estcs ,
Atirum Sullivan , Frederick Baumelstor ,
James Plucknutt , Edwin M. Burr , ThonmsJ.
IJurgo , John Pool , Ellas Canagu , Hobort M.
Huynolds , William Trumbull , Charles Gnlltz
Chauncoy E. Carpenter , John Dothlofs ,
Joseph G. Hooth , William H. Norton , Wll ,
Hum M , Vustlne , L Mavlty , Marshall Young-
Ullbart Yeoman , Kobart D" . Andrews , Anson
Brown , Harrison Tlpps. Increase Ulchnrd
H. Llbby. Ueissuo-Wllliam W. Alardls.
Orielnal widows , etc. Marina Baumoislcr ,
Sarah Frlsbeo.
Iowa , Issue of Fobrunty 17 , 1893 : Original
Henry L. Grover , U. H. Chunoy , Samuul
Dunklo , Lev ! M. Keoclor , Peter B. Hummoll ,
Alexander McDonald , Orrin A. Elliott ,
.lames H. P. Uoblnson , Loran L. Edwards ,
Albert Fuller , Uobert II. Hhino , Cornelius
M. Cntlnp. Albert W. Barrett , Adams
Zugcnbulor. Charles F. Brown , Conrad
Hucko , WilH.i.11 V. Mlcklln , Gardiner W.
Dickinson , Miles Soils , John C. Shaw , bam-
uul Y. Orr , Sumuol S. Patterson , Chillies A.
Notion , Anson Alhoe , William II. Hatisor ,
William Drew , Horace P. Stone , .Tamo * E.
Wilson , John D. McCloarv , Goorco E. Vnn-
dorwallior , William G. Farnham , John H.
Davidson , Henry W. Holcomb , Andiow T.
ShnfTer , Alexander Dotvd , John B.
Moore , Mlles C. Marshall. Oilvor J. Win
ters. Allen S. Snyder , William Heed , Jacob
15. Sarshor , John Sinclair , Polar L. Single ,
Kilns Miles , Henry Quick , James Moore ,
James E , Gibson , Seth W. Maoy , Edmund
Ellsworth , Johnuthnn Brewer , James H.
Armstrong. Additional James Elllolt ,
Benjamin B. Griffith , Enos Paulln , Robert
A. Matthews. Increase George U. Coff-
man , William L. Goodwill , Hir.im Hnlc. Ko-
Jssuo Charles E. Frost. Orieinal widows ,
etc. Minors of James H. Itico , Mary J.
Dalton , mother ; Sarah A. Hnrtlov , Mary J.
Miller , Margaret Koysor , Ellas II. Bowcn ,
father. Mexican survivors George Casper ,
Iloman Hummel.
South Dakota : Oilglnnl Henry Young ,
James M. Buswcll , Henry Murray , John C ,
McCool , Henry P. Fisb , Peter C. Cleland ,
James H. Woodburn , Joseph Ashlex' , James
E. Carter , Henry B. Tucker. Original wid
ows , etc. Mary A. Grace.
IVcHtrtii rutents ,
W.ism.NOTON , D. C. , fllarch 1. [ Special
Tologroin to i'liis Bet.j : The following list
of pitonts granted Is reported by TUB BEB
and Examiner Bureau of Claims :
Charles AV. Allen , Chndron , Neb. , strcot
car ; Isaac M. Aswron. Dos Molnos , la , cur-
tuin mover ; Theodora Buechol , Duburjuo , la. ,
wardrobe ; Orin W. Catlin , Fail Held , la. ,
music loaf turner : James E. Crook , assignor
of one-half lo S. W. Davis , Lincoln , Nob. ,
axle lubricator ; Alphor.so A. Gamble , Gri -
weld , la. , baling press : Francis L. George ,
Lincoln , pipe wrench ; Charles A. Hatha
way and John W. Golden , Staplehurst , Nob. ,
pool game register ; John Kirbv , Mnrongo ,
Iu. , cultivator ; A uriah ll. Mlkcsell , as
signor to G. H. Gilmonr nnd J. D. W.alker ,
Salt Lake City , U. T. , carpet stretcher ;
Thomas D. Morris , Snward , Neb. , door
check ; Charles A. Scott , Lincoln , eurlh
augur ; Moses W. St. John , Codur Falls , Iu. ,
wire gate ; John W. Slono , Vail , la. , scad
planter.
DoWltt's Sursaparilla cleanses the blood ,
Increases iho appetite and tones up the sys-
tom. It has bunoflttcd mary people who
have suffered from blood disorders. It will
help you.
SPECIFICATIONS AUK WBONO.
Two Instances Where HLddcrd Aru 1'rc-
Hcrlhcdon I'ubllc rontniutfl.
A mooting of the executive oommlttoo of
the Manufacturers and Consumers associa
tion was hold at the association rooms in
Tin : Bun building yesterday afternoon. The
linn of J. L. Wolshuns & Co. applied for
membership and wasadmittod.
The secretary was instructed to send
copies of the following memorial lo Sonalors
Paddock and Mandcrson at Washington :
Wo wish to call your attention to the iron
work fur tbu new IJn ted Slates customs house.
court housu and postolllcu furOnmha , th itthu
bpoellleatlonscitll furthu 1'luunlx stoulcolnnin ,
\\liluli Is u u.itent and only nianiifuctmod by
thu 1'huMil.v nilllM of I'hll-idolpMn. miildnt a
monopoly for H.ild company , birring out all
other competitors and causlnj the govern
ment additional expense. As you know , our
appropriation N imno too Ur u for thu bulld-
IIIM us now proposed.
Thu Iron In thu present Ictllns Is only a
oniiill part of the amount , resulted to co'm-
plnto thu structure , and the use of this patent
column determines an additional exponsu to
the puvornmontovur similar construction of
cast or other nteol uoili.
Wu would recommend th.it the supervising
architect call for nott bids on thu Iron wink
for tliu basoinunlof said building , spculfylng
both hlei'l and u.ist Iron constiiiutlon. thniuby
Inviting 110 oilmoin bidders If necessary to so-
i-tiretothe Koveinmunt the lowest price for
all inlorentpd , I'liithur , uast iron colnmn of
equal n ( lulii'inents , and equal ni superior
lusts , uru of less cost and Invite moru public
blddlnp , us Is propuily duu this cimntiy bv
the KOVL'nin.eiH , and tho-i Omaha an eijual
chiiiu'O u lib tlio othur lui hhldors.
This calling foi nuw bids on iron \\onlil not
delay llio ptote s of thu worU on thu IUHO-
menl In any way , us It could bo ac < ompl shed
uasllj bofoin thu foundations \\ara le.idy.
\\o asU this In thu I n tin est of the state of Ne-
brus'ui. ' the cltj of Omaha and thu public In
general.
Uiianlinoiibly adoptud ata mcolliif of tliodl-
luctorsof the .ManiifactutuisundC'oiinsumui
association of Nobia.sUa.
W. A. 1'AOK. 1'ros'deiit. '
A. 1) ) . lillADf.Kr , boeiutaiy
A ccmmunlcillon was reid from Curl Mor
ton of Nebraska city , calling attention to tlio
fact that in the proposals for groceries for
Iho counly of Douglas several articles of
eastern uiunufuctuiu weio speciltcd. Tbu
following communication , boating on the
subject , was diicctcd to the couuly commis
sioners :
In tliu advertisement for proposals for xro-
coMes , for the use uf thu county , goods nf
eastern mannfactuio are Hiieolllcd In two In
stances uhlch ImiH out bids fiom Nebraska
manufacturers. Thu articles to uhloh wo
would uuli your attention aio starch , uhlch IH
sneclllud usblUer ( .loss or Uly White , and
Canadian oatmeal , lloth starch and oa'nuial
of llrst elass unallty are made In Nuhruskn.
Wo would icipeafnlly reiuest | that you tiku
Hiich action im "ill allow oiii-Nubraakii mann-
factiui'M to bldon Ihoso ailtclus. Voui- at
tention IH also called to the fact that \ou mm-
city winter uhoat Hour , ilttloof which IH inan-
ufacturud or ut > id ) In this buutlon. Wu would
further reijnosl tinityoa give Iho profcruneu
to goods of Nebraska manufacture in the pur
chase of all supplies euuiiioratcU in the pro
posals forKiocL-iles ,
The president stated that ho had received
word from Nebraska City saving that iho
manufacturers of that place were propuilng
to make a display nt the coming exposition
that would tnuKo people's eyes stand out.
A letter from A. It. Domstor of Bo-itrlco
asltod that space bu reserved for a Beatrice
exhibit nnd fiuuirestud lhat the mai.ufuetur-
ers from rach city bo given spuro toeothor ,
The subject of tun ox position was discussed
informally at length.
It was reported that eight ladles were en
gaged in tbo work of distributing thu oDlclul
catalogue of tbo association , and that they
are bringing In daily from OJO to t > 00 names
of people who agree to use Nebraska coeds ,
DoWltt's Samaparilla destroys such poi
sons us scrofula , skin disease , ec/ormi , rheu
matism. Its timely use saves many lives.
T.urcn Machine turn Kcnteli No pa | > er.
Messrs. W , and D , C. Thompion of the
Dundee Courier uud Dundee Weekly News
have ] ust ordered from Mosbra , Hoe ft. Co ,
of Jjoudou and Nuw Yon < a largo now print
ing press known as the Hoe's quadruple
rotary. This machine will be the pioneer
quadruple press in Europe anil will bu lilted
with all the latest Improvements applied to
modern printing machines. It will bo
capable of printing a great variety of sizes
from four pa os to twenty-four aim at a
speed of 50,000 eight-page pipers per hour.
I'reHu Club .tl
The regular monthly meeting of iho Press
club will bo hold Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the club rooms In TIIK HKIJ build-
rug. All members are urged to bo pr ent as
business of Importance noodi Immediate ut
tontlou. _ _
Gosslor'a Magic Headache Wafers cures.
oil haulachai la lilmluuun At nil .loituaUtB
ARE GOOD ENOUGH TO KEEP
Council's ' Opinion of the Police Commission
ers as Officially Expressed.
BONDS OF THE BOYD MEN THROWN OUT.
llrli-f Talk About the Slnllcr-WIH Defer
tin ) Miidnct llnlldliiK Swltelilnu < r-
illimiiro lti < iiil-S niP Vetoes Ite-
ccl\e < t nml Sustained.
The old members of Iho Flro and Pollco
commission still hold tholr Jobs , and In being
able to hold thorn they can thank n majority
ot the members of the city council ,
At tlio council meeting hold last nluht Con
Gallagher , O. W. Shields and D. Clom
Dcavcr , who were recently appointed by
Governor Uoyd , presented tholr bond * for
approval.
Gallagher's bond was Iho first to bo road ,
and almost before the reading wns com
pleted , Mr. Ttittlo moved that tlio bond bo
approved and the appointment conilrmcd.
"I niovo that the motion lay upon the
table , " exclaimed Mr. Specht.
' Don't see how you can table Ibis , " Inter
rupted Mr. Elsnssor.
"lloforo wo gnt through wo will show you
how It's done , " nnsworod Mr. Chaffeo.
The roll was called , and the vote to tnblo
was as follows :
Yeas Messrs. Back , Brunor , Chaffeo , Ed
wards , Jaoobson , McLcarle , Monroe , Prince ,
Specht , Steel and Mr. President 10.
Nays Messrs. Bcchol , BurdUli , Conway ,
Elsassor , Ilowoll nnd ruttlo 0.
Mr. Elsassor declared that the COUMO
adopted nnd pursued by the majority was n
disgrace and u bleeding shnmo. All of the
members know Mr. Gallagher and they know
that His bondstnon , Prod W. Gray nnd Tom
Swobe , wore guilt odgod. Any man who
would stoop so low as to question the ap
pointment nnd the bondsmen was In m'ghty '
small business.
Picsldont Davis dolarcd that Mr. Elsassor
was out of order , and Informol h'm ' that If
he intended to Insult the councllmen ho
would bo icmovort from the room.
Mr. Elsassor stated that ho was merely ex
plaining his voto.
C'oiilldeneo In tliu CmnmlsslonerH.
Mr. Prlnco took the isauo. Ho thought
that the dirty work was oa the democratic
side of the house , and an effort was being
made to throw mud at tlowaid B. Smith ,
George I. Gilbert and Chi is Ilnrtmnn , the
old members of Iho commission. If there
was any disgrace in tabling the appointment
of Gallagher , ho was willing to share the
blame.
The appointment of Shields nnd Doavcr
wont to the table In company with that of
Gallagher. Then the following resolution
was introduced by Mr. Chaltoo :
Whnicas , Howard It. Smith. Georco I. 011-
beit , Christian llurtmau and William ( Jnliurn
liavo heretofore been duly appointed members
of tlio Hoard of Vlro and I'olico roinml slnnc
for tlio city of Oimih.i for the rc pi'ctlvu terms
of four years , nnd have iiunlilled as snoli nnd
entered upon the discharge of their ofllclnl
dntlus ; and
Whereas , Thov are still porformlng such
duties In a non-partlsiin mannor. us expressly
i qu led by luu. and In tbu Intoinst of thu
eltv mid KDO.I government ; thuiufore , bo It
Kesolvod. That this Council \\lll cent nue tn
reeojjnl/osald coinniUslonors as sneh until
they are iluly and legally removed by lapse
of tlnio , orothorwlbo ,
There was a motion made to lay thu reso
lution on the taolo. but it was voted down.
The resolution was then adopted by a. vote of
U yeas and 0 nays.
The council then decided to hold an ad
journed session at , 4 o'clock this nitcrnoon.
DIsuussliiK tint Viaduct.
The next passage at arms was when the
ordinance declaring the necessity of recon
structing the viaduct over Sixteenth street
was read a third time.
Mr. Chaffeo state J that if the viaduct was
constructed it would cost the city nt least
10OrK ) . The city would have to build a portion
tion of the viauuct and the approaches.
Mr. Elsassor stated that the city attorney
hud drawn the ordinance. Ho favored its
passago. as delays were danperous.
Mr. Monroe was sure that the city would
not hwe to pav u cent. The matter bad been
thoroughly investigated and the whole
amount could bo taxed against the railroads.
City Attoiney Connell could not see hoxv
the city would bo compelled to pay anv of
tlio costs. If the oxpunso could not oo laved
against tlio railroads , it could bo assessed
against thu property bonoflted.
By the following vote the ordinance was
'
rofo'rred to a special committee :
Ayes Itochel , Burdish , Ch.iffce , Conwav ,
Eduards , Hovoll , McLcarie , Specht , Stosl
and Mr. President-10.
Noes Back , Brunor , Elsnsser , Jacobson ,
Monroe , Pnnco and ruttlo 7.
1'no spjcinl commlltco was Messrs. Chaffeo ,
Edwards and McLoario.
Mr. Elsusser moved the committee report
at the meeting this aftcrt.oon.
Mr. UhatTco said that ho did not have time
to look the matter up nnd report at that meet
ing.Mr.
Mr. Monroe stated that the delav was for
thi' purpose of sidetracking the ordinance.
The commlltco on railwa\s had Invostiiratod
iho matter and it was an insult to snub that
committee.
Mir. Brunor urged that the matter should
bo settled at onto. The engineer had re-
nortod upon the condition of the viaduct and
bomo action should bo taiten.
Mi. Elsnsser could not see what the com
mittee bid to do. The attorney had settled
the law points ami the anumocr had decided
as to the condition of the .structure.
Mr. Tuttle said the action of some mem
bers of thu council was it direct slap at the
committee on vluducu nnd r.illwnjs.
President Davis did not consider it a slap
at any person.
Mr. Elsassor's motion wns defeated and
Iho committee was clvun ono week in which
to make UP its report.
KuRiil'itlng . * > Itching ; Charges ,
Then to vary the tnonotonv this ordinance
was introduced bv Mr. Prince of the com-
inlttco on railways :
An oidlnanco regulating the use of corialn
htrcuts and alleys by r.ilimid camp nlus for
switchlns purposes In the city of ( jnnha. a
llu llurdiilned by thuoliy council of thu city
of Omaha :
Section I. The rl ht and nnlhorlly to nso
that part of thu HOVOT.II streets and alloys
which has herntofnru or which may liorcjtfter
bo aiitliorl/ud by ordinance lo ho used fnrcon-
UiiK'tnig oropuratlnu rallioul lincl > Htliuieim
Is hereby grunted to any and all rillro id com
panies now or huroiifter uvlstlni ; or tloliu1ms -
incss In the clly ( if Umalin , for switching auuh
cars thuieonuiluh may bn iii > ut'S9.iry for tlio
usu , lioiiDllt and iicniiiiiiiodatlon of stores ,
waieliousux , fuetorlei or othur hulldinv's newer
or horuufliir urccted nloiii the NIIIIII. Hiibjiiut
10 tliu toiim and condltloim contained In this
ordinance or niuy hureaftur ho provided by
any amendment tnuruto ,
hoci \ Tito Buvural r.illrouil comimnlus
now huvlni : trael-s upon tiny stieot or alloy In
thu city of Omaha , in imrniiunco of permiislon
and authority hurnioforo planted imdur any
ordlnaiu'oof the city , shall huvu tnorl.ht tu
operate nnd maintain such Ir.icl.s on that
n.irl of the saino now actually oucuplud , suD-
jcutto the condition * of this oidln.inuu an.l
snhlui'ttoall general ordinances now oxlslliig
or uhioh may hero iflerhnln furuucuiiuurnlnir
railroads or thu usu of railroad traukb In HUH !
city , provided , ho wo * er , that all oUmr i utl way
coiupinlus are allowed toconnootand bo per-
mliui | to aUo usu K ilil tracKi , or truuks con-
nccllni ; theruwlth. upon Just and itiixnnahlu
turms. I'ompons.itlon and rului lutrardliiK thu
USD thereof , biich turiuu , uompeiiHutlon and
rules to ho agreed upun butweun aahl com
panies , or , In u isn bald uompaiiluj cannot
itgrut , lolio duterinlnud by ordliuinuu.
Boo. y. All tracks upon any street or alley
shall ho constructed In ai-uorJ moo with the
grade of said utruol or alloy , as may bn clnlor-
nilnud by thu city unulncor , mid al imvuniunts
dlHturbed In the luyliu or rep ilrlii ; ! of any
Hack shall bu ruplaco.l In uuoj an 1 purfeut
oondlllon , and. when lequliud so to do uy or-
dliiuncu , thu rullroid company oniilni ! the
tr.iok on any struutor illeyHhall pavnaad ro-
paMi between thn r.ills of said iracik and fur
the distance of onu foot on the out.ildo of the
r.ilU thoroof. at such times , and In such muii-
nur , uud with Hiicli muterlal. ub may be ro-
ijnlrt'ii by thu Hoard of I'uullo Workof nild
city or by onlln nice , mid will bo oporalo said
trauknund n.irthtreon ui > not todoprlvo HID
piibllo of thu line , ind unjuyinunt of biieh part
of s tld at rent or alley , and .so as 10 jntoiforu
an lilt u as pusslhlii with thu full iinJ fruu
travel thereon , an BO .is to not Intorfiiru wltli
or Injiuu liny man-luilo or sewer , or thu drain-
au-i ) or Huwura u of B ilil street or alloy ,
bi'c. 4. The rlicht tu iibo and ope rain any
uch traek till.ill also bu on con lltlun Hint thu
compjny or roinpuiilns constuiutlii' . ' . ushiK or
oporat nt ; thu * imu " 111 bii u tliu city fruu uud
harmless from all damages , cos Is , expun C'i
and Hulls urJsliiit out of uuli cuiiKti'iictton ,
. .MM ir * .uar > tloa of auab dtrM * . * ulluv hir tliu
rotnpnny constriictln * , ii fths or operating s.itd
trnck. ,
hoc S. For the purpose of securing fnlr nnd
rqilltnhlo swltolilng ratf hnd proper rules for
the usniif any rallronil U ck on any publla
strcot or alley in the city lit Umalin , the cllv
dhnlt Imxo the rliht toOiitdrmtnobyiirdlnancu
lit any time the roiisotinbln charites for switch *
lint euro , nn I the rnlesMs totho time and niiin-
ni r of sHitchlns the samo.
"re , 0. The ronstriii'tlon of nny rallro.ul
truck on any street or" alley In tlio city of
Unmlmor the iiiatnlonuiifo , use or operation
of liny trick for the term of sltty days from
tlio pa1" mnnnd apprm'ill nf thu nrdlnatico
shall bodccmoJ , considered and held lo bo an
nrcoptanco nf all the turms and conditions of
this ordinance. )
i > cc , 7. Th it all ordlniincts or parts of or
dinances In Lonlllct hch\Nlth bo and the s.uno
illo hereby reiinalo'l.
fccc. ( < . Tiint thsordlnnncQ ] take clfcct and
bo tn force from nnd after Its passage.
IrreKiilnrltlcA In llltt < .
When the bond of J , W. Kurnas & Sons ,
who have the contract for laying permanent
sKlowatks , cnmo up , Mr. Comvny stated
that there had been some underhanded work
In letting the contract , The bids had boon
opened In the ofllco of the Board of Public
Works and some contractors hnd got pointers
on price ! , .
Mr. Elsnsser remarked that that was n
sorlous charge. Ho demanded that Mr. Conway -
way bo moro specific.
Mr. Couway failed to Justify and the bond
was approved.
.Some Vetnen Husliiliie.il ,
The mayor vetoed the oulinnnco providing
for grading the alloy ! ) block a , Campbull'i
addition. lie thought that the alloy should
bo graded uy a direct levy , rather than by
having the payment made by the sale of im
provement bonds , The vote was rejected.
The ordinance providing for the location of
wash basins in certain ofllccs iu the city hull
was vctood and the veto was sustained.
The muvor also vetoed the contract of
Kavtnond Bros , for constructing the bildgo
over the arm of Cut-Off lukoonlho line uf
Ames avenue , lie did not think the gcnoral
fund could stand the drain of $ .2,1)00 that
would bo required as the city's share for
constructing the In Idee. Ho also had some
doubts about the eastern approach af the
bridge being In the state of Nebraska. The
veto was sustained.
The muvor submitted n communication
from the Board of Health and also called
the attention of the council to the necessity
of having an cmcrjjoney hospital.
The ntn.tor handed in u communication
winch rofo'i red to the city hall. IIu thought
the council should nt once dccido upon all
profnsod changes In the interior finish. The
communication wns roforrod.
The niAVor also rotencd to the paved
stu-cts. Ha stated that Ihoy hud been
cleaned , nnd ho vsnsof Iho opinion that 11
would bo a good plan to have Iho streets
flushed. Ho also recommended that the
Board of Kiro nnd Police Commissioners
cuuso the Hushing lo bo done by the 11 ro dc-
paitmcnt.
Air. Elsassor said that such a plan inlcht
worlc in South Omaha or Wahoo , but in a
metropolitan city like Omaha tbo idea was
nntcood.
Mr. Pnnco slated that , Omnha had tried
that once boforo. nnd It did not work. The
members of iho lira department had enough
to without cleaning tlio paved streets of the
citv.
citv.Tho
The communication was referred.
hiiinu Itoiitlnu Work.
The Board of Public Works filed tlio ap
pointment of Aueusl ( Carslens and Chailcs
Inskeop us sidewalk repairers. The appoint
ment was conlirmod.
The appointment of Ucorgo Heed and Wil-
llum Hutton as member * of the sewer inspec
tion force was continued.
Citv Engineer Hosowator , by resolution ,
was instructed to usc itnin and report to the
city council all property belonging to the
citv.
citv.The
The llnal message of ox-Muyor Gushing
wus ordered publisheu In the annual iopott > .
Henry Belli ) , city treasurer , reported thai
the banks bed paid interest on the city funds
in tno following amounts : January , $128.0.3 ;
February , filS..O.l ; total , ? S10.9T. lie btutcd
thai some of the banks hnd refused to pay
interest for January , claiming that no con
tracts wore in forcp during a prcutcr portion
of that month. >
A Lomtnunleation relating to the oroctlon
ofu post iiouso was presented and roforiud ,
Aiclutect Boindorft lilcd n communica
tion in which lie stated that a new stvlo of
llnishing hardware hnd coma into use. Ho
suggested its examination before advertising
for bids for the hardwaro.
The bids for furnishing the electrical fix
tures for the city hall weio opened and re
ferred to tlio committee ou public properly
and buildinus.
W. A. Hedick bubmilted n piopusltlon
offering to le.iso n row uf li.tts of foity-eighl
looms for a citv hospital nt S200 per month ,
orho would sell the propctty for j.2),000. The
building is situated at Twenty-second street
and Poppleton uvonuo.
The North Omaha cltl/ons asked that the
council appoint , a committee to confer with
the Park commission relative to par.t mut
ter ? . The matter wus referred to tno Fittn ,
Sixlh and Eighth ward councilinon.
Suiiiu Appointment * , Thrown Out.
Mr. Steel moved that the appointment of
John U. Buiiurns | license inspector bo taken
from the tablo. The motion prevailed. Mr.
Steel moved that the appointment be notcon-
llrmed. The motion prevailed.
I'ho appointment ofV. . A. Austin ns
dump master nt the Davenporl stiuut dump
was taken fiom thu table and rejected.
A resolution ordutinutlio donation of iho
old cannon nt the police station to the veteran -
oran corps uf the Grand Army of the Repub
lic , to bo placed in tlio conietoiy al Forest
Liwn , was icforrcd.
Mr. Elsnsser introduced a lesolullon in
structing the street commissioner to clean
all of the paved stieutb in the city.
Mr. Challeo stated that it weald cost , too
much money. With a few dnvs of stiiibhino
the dirl could bo swept off the streets with
much less expense. The resolution was re
jected. Bv resolution the city engineer was
uulhoii/ed to employ four extra men in his
olllco.
City Attoinov Council was instructed lo
appear in Iho dhtiiet court and dlssolvo iho
injunction in iho suit pertaining to the foes
of the ( , lcrlt- > and judces of the last election ,
Mr. Specht introduced n icsolutlon in-
stiucling the building inspector and Iho
members of iho commiltceon public property
and buildings to locate places on the streets
for material and derricks needed for the
erection of the postollico building. The reso
lution was referred to tiio conimltlco on
bticots nnd alloys.
Thu comptroller was instructed to ndvor-
tiso until March "i for bids for Venltian
blinds to bo usodln the now city hall.
A report recommending that a portion nf
Marcy street belwcoii Fourteenth and
Flftnenth ba lonsod to the Chicago Lumber
company for a term of flvo vcurs at an an
nual rental of .riU was presented.
Mr. Spocht opposed giving up Iho stieot
for such n small annual tontal.
Mr , Elsassor said Iho street should bo
cleared Ho suid jts closing , \otild bo u
great incouvouionco ) to parties ooing busi
ness in lh.it portion of. iho city ,
Mr. Prince said Vhat the portion of the
stieot was continually occupied bv trains
nnd thai in its presqnt condition it was of no
benollt to Iho cilThe. report wus adoptnu ,
Dow ill's Sarsupailld ; ) cleanses the blood.
JOBBERS GROWING RESTLESS
Iowa Railroads Responsible for tlio Reten
tion of the Bridge Arbitrary.
DEEP MUTTERINGS OF A COMING STORM
nitlriino u Donl With tlio nntit To nnd
.MMionrl ruclllc Council
nro Intclorlng In
the .Matter.
The nnnagars of the Iowa railroads may
Imagine that the demand of the Omnha Job
bers for the abrogation of the bridge toll
can bo brushed aside and effectually rjulotcd ,
but they uro llablo to have thulr eyes opened
sotno day by the discovery of n largo sized
boycott , against their linos.
General Manager Holdrogo of the 15 , & M.
nnd General Manager Hurt of the KlUhorn
are reported nt having favored tlio petition
of Omnha at the Chicago mooting , out they
wore overruled.
The members of the Omaha Commercial
association Imvo reached the conclusion that
tlio railroads will make no concessions unless
forced to tlo It , and the jobbers uro making
prepai ntlous to inaugurate the proposed boy
cott on the Iowa linos. An understanding
has been icached with the S.intu Ko and the
Missouri 1'nclllo for the use of thcso lines on
shipments between Chicago and Omnha.
The toato will bo by the Santa Fo to Kansas
City nnd thouco bv the Mis
souri 1'nclllo to Omaha. This line
will bo 150 to 15 mlles longer
than the Iowa railroads , but the rate will bo
the same. The two roads concerned will
make a division on n basis of 00 per cent to
the Santa Fo and 10 per cent to tlio Missour
I'ncillc.
There was a disposition among Omaha
Jobbers to take quick action , but now there
is talk of walling until the Iowa legislature
has adjourned.
Silencer Smith , ono of the Iowa railroad
commissioners , nus hud himself interviewed
for publication and thtoatons retaliation upon
tlio Inwn lines if they grant Omaha's demand ,
Mr. Sii'lth is a Couiall Blulls man , xvhich
accounts for his action. The Iowa legisla
ture is not making rates but the Iowa rail
road commission is , and it will continue in
the business oven after the legislature
has adjourned. Some of tlio Jobbeis , there
fore , favor Immediate action , and there is
some discussjon of a schein" to putup a bar
between Council 1)1 ) tills Jobbers and tholr
Nebraska business if ihoy plnvthodog in the
mutieer In tins bridge toll matter.
At" any rnto the Jobbers of Omaha
moan to have fair ] ) lnv , and the
Iowa lines must grant it or lese an enormous
volume of freight business boiwcon eastern
points and ( Jmnliii.
ICrwliliiR Xv Curs.
The Sioux City it Pacific is receiving 200
now freight cars of the latest improved pat
tern. They have air b'akes ana automatic
coupleis ,
READY FOB A ROW.
South Oiniilia OcmnciiitM lluxo OUliIed
Their 1'orees Knrly This \Viir.
The democratic mass meeting which was
hold , Pivonka's hall
at on Twenty-fourth
street last evening was literally n "howling"
success. The two opposing factions of the
party wore out In full torco. Each was de
termined to carry its point , and when they
root the collision gonaratoit electricity suf-
liciont to lun tlio eutlro arc light system of
the citv.
The hall was crowded when John C. Car
roll rapped to order , nnd it was not long
beforn the point nt Issue between the con
testing factions was broached.
A vacancy exists on the city central com
mittee and each party was anxious to have n
man of Its choice placed in the vacant posi
tion. Mayor Sloano nnd Eli II. Doud , repre
senting the Johnson faction , wanted the va
cancy llllcd by the other members of the cen
tral committee , who uro supposed to bo in
with Mr. Johnson's
sympainy mayoralty as
pirations. John McMillan nnd others who
favor C. B. Towlo us their candidate for
muvor , contended that the vacancy should bu
tilled by the i.eoplo at a muss mooting. The
conflict was long and bitter and ended in an
apparent victory for tho.lohnson contingent.
OiieHttnns of I'tTHniml I'l
Mayor Sloano said that uccordius to law
Iho ce.itral committee had both the right and
the Dower lo 1111 the existing vacancy. Mr.
McMillan jumped lo his foot to inform tbo
mavor that if ho know us much about law as
a last year's bird's nest ho would know bet
ter limn lo make such an assertion.
The oloctrro Hashes begun lo appear. A
do7cn men vocifciously claimed iho attention
ot the choir mid remarks anything but com
plimentary were exchanged.
Bariioy McDermott attempted to make
a speech when Tlm Maloney inlerrupled him
to accuse him and his colleagues of holding
" ; i .slur chamber session in u back room of
the Pioneer clock Mondny night to bulldoze
the people and defraud Honest voters of their
rights. "
Chairman Carroll finally succeeded in re
storing something like order nnd Mr. Doud
moved that thu city central committee bo al
lowed the snmo privileges it had when it was
elected ono year ago. The motion prevailed ,
nnd lib the committee originally possessed the
power to fill vacancies , the.lohnson ciowd
considered Its point carried nud withdraw.
Those who remained proceeded to organl/a
n First Wind Democratic club , with the fol
lowing oOlcors : President , John ( ! . Carroll :
vice niosldent , George Parks ; secretary ,
John Fit/gcrjld ; assistant secretary , Jui'go
Li'Vl ; treasurer , P J. MuMuhon , The presi
dent was authon/ed to appoint nn oxccutivo
committee of llvo mombnis whoso names will
he made public at the next meeting. An ad
journment was then taken until Thursday
overling , March 10.
I Illounl Tin-in Oil ;
I Dr. Wilson entertained the young ladles of
, the government rntcroscoplo Inspection
! department with their escorts ut the Ideal
restaurant ou Twenty-sixth slrcot last oven1
ing. The evening wns passed pleasantly
with mublo and cords , after which an ele
gant supper was served. Among those pres
ent were ; Mrs. Joiinlo Walker , Mrs. Putlor-
; bon. Misses Lulu Mlllor , l-l//io Moss , Gertio
McCullough , Cnirio Brink and Cherry Tyloe ,
Dr , Wilson and Messrs. Forbes , Sullivan ,
Mlllor , Monnhun , Whitmnu nnd Schrouder ,
NolcH uml PiirHiinaN.
Miss Gornldino Scunners of Kearney is the
guest ot friends In this city.
W. F , Bauer and family are entertaining
Julius uud Chris Paustlun of Avoc.i , In ,
Mrs , Dr Klrkpatrick entoitninod a inrgo
number of her trlcnds yesterday uftemoon.
Henry Hnnnn of the Swift Pocking cum-
nt
Why Jir. Price's Baking Powder is
r 1
Superior to all others.
IMV' '
No great efforts ivc made by other manufacturers -
to procure and vse pifo roatorials.
If is tr.iej.lmt . out ; other company has the facilities ,
but its jfreecliar.fl otrjidUy induced it in an evil hour to use
animpjija , in o.rfovo ssieU its profits. Hence the Price
Baking T'mvtkr Company stnnds alpne in its fipht for u pure
baking po yd' ; ,
Np other article of human food receives greater care
in its production , or has attained higher perfection. Dr ,
Price's Cream is surely a perfect baking powder. Free from
every taint of impurity. No other article used in the
kitchen has so many steadfast friends ntnontj the housewives
wives of America ,
pnny Is convalescent nftor n two weeks'
Illness.
Dnn Cnmoron , suporlntonacnt of tlio
Curtnliy packing company , has rettinipcl from
Chicago.
Dick Moore of Su I'nul , who ilofeatod
CnmmitiRs In n seventeen round flcut nt Uu-
bitiio ] , In. , last weak , IB In tlio clly.
Thomas II rley , chairman of the dome
cratio city central committee , arilvoil homo
from Mnrslialltown , la , . o tcrday.
Tlio board of truilo mooting which wns to
Imvo boon hold ln < t nlplit was jio tuonod on
nccoiint of tlio absence of n quorum.
The Ancient Order of Hlbonilans Rave n
pleasant hlch llvo partv In St. Agtto ' hall
Mondav evening. A literary program was
furnished ,
John Holland ot the South Omalm telephone -
phone oxchnnRO has lieon transferred to Iho
Inspector's ofllco in Omaha. George Cnsoy
succeeds him ,
Mr * . Ciiarlos Molgn of Atlantic , In. , Is the
gnusl of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Wooditrd. Another daughter , Mrs. Daniel
Hurloy of Uloncoc , Canadn , Is oxpcotcd this
week.
I-'rnnk , the 2-yoar-old ou of Mr. and Mrs.
Fr.uik 1'ntno of Slxti > ontli and llrown
streets , died yesterday morning of diph-
thorln. The remains \rero Interred In tit.
Mary's comotorv yesterday afternoon.
The case of Wllllnm Klloy , who Is chnreoil
with obtaining money under falsu nroiensos ,
was tried bnforo a jury In police court
yesterday nfternooii. Kiley was iicqulttotl.
The case ncnlnst Meal Uorcarati wns dis
missed on motion of the prosecuting nttortiov.
The Six Associates will plvo ono of tholr
host parties on llio ovonlim of March 17. The
general committee ot nrrangemonts consists
of J. P. Murphy , M. O'Kourkn ' , William
Lovery , T. J. Mnlonoy , E. P. Kolsoh nnd
Ucorfo Gould ,
The fourth anniversary of the wedding of
Mr , nnd Mrs. Frank Young wns made the
occasion of a pleasant surprise narty at tholr
rcslaeiico , Twenty-first and II streets , last
evening. High live , niuslo nnd refreshments
were among the onjoymonls of llio evening.
The social glvon nt , the roslaonco of Mr.
and Mrs. , lobn I' . Evors , Nineteenth nnd M
streets , by tlio Indies of the Episcopal
church last evening was ono of tha moU
ctijoynblo of the series. Select Ions of vocal
mid Instrumental music varied Iho ovcnlng's
entertainment nnd high llvo and other gnmos
assisted the largo company present to p.iss a
pleasant evening.
Cntnrrh Is not n local , but a constitutional
disease , and requires a constitutional remedy
like Hood's tiarsapaiilln to oi\cct a euro.
Dr.I3lriioy.noboiiudtnro.it. BIH
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
- Of perfect purity.
LemonI
Lemon - Of great strongth.
Almond If Economy In their use
Rose etCJ -J Flavor as delicately
and dellolonslv as the f rash fruit.
A Written Guarantee
to Cure Kvory Case or
Moiioy Kofundod.
Uuruiira li permanent nnilnot i ! . : ' u up. On ) I
vntuit siiven yeiiM n'o huvo never sea i a symiiU n
slncu. Hy ilcHcrlhlnKcaio fulljr wo rm iroit 5 oil by
mull , nml wo Rlvctlio atinio Htrontf Kiiaranteo to euro
orrolunil nlliuuaey. Tliosuttlio prefer to eomoliora
fortrciitmcnt can tin found wo will i iy mllnuul furo
tiothna ) nmlliotel blllf whllo lioro If wo full In euro
WoClinllcnco llio Worlil fo n c.no tliat our M AGIO
UKM15DV will not cure.Vrlto for purllcu'tiri ' iinJ
cetlhi ) evl lonr-e. In oar seven joars' pm tloj wlt'i '
UilnMAQIG lliMiiV : : It lius nuon mill ill3l3 lit t )
ovorcomi ) the prejuillcdi lUiitnit BO cilia I 3 , > aol1ii
llutunitor our stronit tfiinrniiteo thousiii t * ur. ) trylat
Itnnil litlnif carol.Vo Kimrnitoo to cura orrofJnl
ever ) ilollur. nn I ns wo have a raputvi M t > pr > to n
nl < ollnnnclul Imcklnanf ! JXOW ) It Is perfectly nfo to
nllwho will try llui troixUnunU HurJtofo-o you li ivi
been putting up an 1 pajln/ oat your inonoy fordlle-
ent treatments , anil nlthouuli yo .1 nro not jut enrol
noono li.is palil bark your inoacy. V/u will poslllvulr
euro you. Old chronic , deep < oatod ca3ui laro 1 la II
to ' . ilnyn. InvestlBiito our tlnnnclnl stuniltii7 , our
reputation ns business men , \Vrlto us for nnnios nn J
mlilrcs > .oH of UIOHO wo liavo cured who hit * a ulvoi
pernilislon to refer to thorn. It rosU you only pott-
iiKatoilo this. If jcur srmptoiiB are s ro throat ,
laucoun patches In moulh , rheunmtls'ii In boiuitinl
JolntK , Ifldr falling nut , eruptions on nuy part of tin
body , fcollimof eneri lilopre loii , pains In hen I or
nones. You liavo no time to wmto. Tlio o who urj
connliuitly taUliu niurcjry ai 1 potith shoal 1 illscon
thine It. Constant nso of then * ) ilniR4 will snraly brln ?
pores itnil online ulcers In the en 1 Don't lull tovrilo. .
Atlcurroiponlcnco nont noaloJ In plain envolopol
\Vola\llo themojt rlKl I liivejtluitlnn and will do all
n our power to ill I you Iu It. Adilrosi
COOK REMEDZ 0. , - Omaln , Nebras'a.
FOR MEN
L ONLY.
fora case of Jo T or PAIMM ) .MAN
HOOD , QiMinrilnr Nnivotm DKIIIMTI' . wuulc-
ncssuf liody orinlnd , the ell outs ot orror-iornx-
ccssortlu old or yinini ; tliat wocaniiDti'iiri ) . Wo
iMinraiituo ovary rasii or nifiind every dollar
I'lvc dnys trial tro.itinunt * 1 , full cinirnii "i.
I'urccptll ) o liontillts ruill/od In three days ,
Hy mall , bounrnly p uil.n.l troin obsarvutlon.
y Co. . UMAIIA. Nin :
LADIES ONLY
MAR IP I'lIHAM : Hiil'ATOi : : . , ifo and
lilHUlU Curtain to a day or inonoy refunded.
Uy mall $ . ' . fauuuroly sualuJ from olisor ra
tion. CIKtli JCj.IUtty Cl > . , Umali.i , Neb
QDNORRHEA , QLEEfTtiF LUGOERRHEA CURED
InSduys by the 1'ronrli Huniedy , entlllud , The
King It dissolves anuliiMt and In absorbed Into
tlio InllamedUTIH. . Will refund inonoy If It
douu not Liire , or causes btrlcture. ( iDiitloiiicn ,
liuro la a rollaulu urtlclo , * .l p ickuge or for K > ,
by mall prepaid , tinow. Lund & ; Co , , Oinalia.
) ii5rosALs ToiT "iTTiiou cijws AND
i
bulls. Uoii.irtiiie.nt of tliu Intoilor , Ullluu
oflndlun Mt'alr.s , Wanliln ton. U. U , I'ob-
rnaiy 1 , 1H ) , ' . Honied iiroposala , Indnriod
"I'lupoauls for Cows in HIIH".IS | | ( tlio cnso may
Le ) and inldrcssod lo tlio eoniinibiiloiioi o ( In
dian allalrs , Wasliliuton , I ) . C , , v < lll lu < 10-
culvud until 1 o'uloult p. in. , Saturday , Maicli
S , IK)1 ) , for fuinlsliliiK and dollvurlni ; at I'lnii
Itldgo. Hoselind , Clioycnno Hivor , Crow Cico't
nnd l/nwer llrulu asionelus Kouth Ualcota ,
Standing KocU a unoy , North Dukotn , Hunteo
and I'onua iiK'iiiJlou , NobraHka , I'liindruaii '
niiunov , south DuKotii and the Urow uKoiuiy ,
Montana , about 11,0 0 milch uava and 1UJ
bulls. Hogiilnr blaiiKs for bidK uro not ro-
( jiurc'd. Hohcdulos ( whluh will ba made u part
of the proposal ! * ) sliowliu the number of oat-
tlu ruiiulrod at tno various aconclos , condi
tions to bo obsimoii by hlddorH , llmo and
place of dollvory , turms of contract and pav-
niinil , mid all other nuccs aiy In-vlriiulioai , ,
will Im fiirnlsliod upon application to the In
dian ollk-o at WashliiKlon , llio oo niiilssurles
nf Hiibblstcnoo. U , H , A. , at Chicago , ht. Paul ,
Unialni , Nubrasla , and ( Jhovnnnu , Wyoming ,
to tlio iiubllalinrsiif tlioHtoulc ( iri.vura' Jour
nal of Miles City , .Montana , and thu Journal
of llulomi , Montana , und tlio suvoral Iiullan
iivont ! ) , Tliorlitlit Is rosurvod to reject any
or all hid * , ur any part ( if any bid , If doomed
for tliu best Interests of thu Knvcinnionti alii ) ,
tbo further Hunt In laaltlnx tlio u vuirds to In-
croiisii ur dlialnlnh to unv uxtunt tliu iiiiinlior
of anlmali called for In iho BCliodiilosi also to
rrqulro u dollvuiy of tsveniy-IUo per oitnt ,
moru or less , than llio aimmnlspooltlod In any
contract ,
( T.ltTIHI'.l ) CIIKCKS ,
Hacb bid mutt bo accompanied by a cortlllod
check nrtlrnfl on some UnUod .Status douos-
Itory for at lnust II vu net nont of llin amount
of the bid , iniido niyulilo lo tl.u ordur nf tlio
commissioner of Indian atfnlr.s. which cheek
ordruft will bo furfoltod In tlm United htutos
In cnso nny blddur locolvlni ; an award nhall
fall toproinptlr uxcuiitu u contract with good
and sntllcjoiit btirotiui : otborwlHo to In returned -
turned Id tlio budcr , T. J. MOltr.AN. Com-
mlssloniT. I'lUdtillM
D77GLUC1C
Eye , Ear , Nose , Throat
SPECIALIST.
Glat.Mus adjuhtud to a 1 vlxiial dofuuli.
Oitt.irrli bUouciifiilly tiualnd ,
Huoiu IS , Darker UlocK , 15th aud Faroam
BAD SKIN ERUPTION
Mnnr Ycnrs. All Mnnncr of Mrtllrlno
nml Doctors 1'nll. Ciirotl In Ono
Monlh by Ciillcura.
lon coni < < out on mj okln. nnfl
nlillo nt llr l It OM not nnunint In mum , It grow to ba
very neitr.untltiB ntul nt tlino tiatipnrnlilo 'I ho f kin
wouMK < 'Uinr\llnllnmcil , nml pc-dolT It-Ming nil en-
llranpvrrklni net Inn Mine wnf for wocKa nt n llmo ,
Rl fi ) * < ir o it nkliM llivo trio ) nil innnior of
niPilldnc * niiilliml iloctor * | > rfvrlho to no < ' ! T < ' t , I
bought tun nfCt'Tirt'ii \ HKMi-im 1 nnd u eil Ol TI-
C-OIIA IlKvil.vi-.VT for mr Mood. I nm fullr curoil ,
niu ! In lo" tlinnn inontli. It wmnino'tneKriuiitlnn
kln ill on o , nml now t nni oiijoylnii i < ino ntul com
fort. 1 Imvo Iml untnM tionelin.n > ono trjlnn
ClTicilllA ItrMl mri rntinol help lull ilrrlTe bonotlt.
Aiionu nrlllnu inn will receive nn unworn iJ ruf
n Jr Ice to Klvc your ItK > ti.iitiMn : trlnt
A 11. I'ATTO.V.
MnnnKcr I'os'.nl Tolournpli 0 tlilo Co ,
Doctor Uses Cuticura
Wo Imvo npone I n Oniu ntoront HtHilnoo | nml nro
Imvlim H riilt'iiillil unlo on it'rtrifiu URurnii" * ,
which we keep n tulli > liikof. tnniil I not lo without
JlMir I'l'TH'l'IIA IIKSltM K.NT. rt > TKIllIlllcl ! Ol'Tl
c-l n \ Si ) Mfnr * - < iiJii t Ic.rlliolMMii-tll II ilUlmy llttlo
lior Wlir > nlie ni lvinontli < nM , hl ftipn vrn env-
fiLMlnllliuitenin.nnil Ci'Ticim v KKMLiiusenreilll.
lleMmm tliriMijeinnlil , Wo > tlllu nllnCt ) Til I'llA
o\r , nmltn < h lilni lu-rii lontUjrltli ItInI'rov.ilit
lili kln f rum itettliiit riuiuli.'elm > e linn ( let your
niuilldni fur llvo jom , nml nvritr hoir.l n rum-
plaint uniliMl tluim , Imt iiliumlirit pniUoyosoM
ur ilriiii HimIn Kiui u , nml "III loallimo In tlm
clniK liu'liu'fi hoiu ,
( X TAiIAH : ( , M. I ) . ,
llntlcr ( Uy , Snohuiiil't Co. , W nslntiRton ,
Cuticura Remedies.
Are tcilil ever ) wlicro. I'rlco , ri IK UilA , tlio gn'nt
Miln Curi'laa. I'nui'iu SUM' , im uxiinlMto Sim
I'lirltler nmt llrnutirir 25& ! ( TTierHA ilnoi.M.vr ,
lieiu'iv ninnii I'lirltli-r. { I 1'rrnnrmll > r llio I'OTTKII
urn AMM'III.MII u.Cimi'oiiATiiiN , notion
CT * Sem1 for "llnw in Care khi ll < eno , "Ci imiic
< 4llllii > trullon , nm
I ) I ] \I 1'I.KS , lil.iek-Iionil' , rcil. mush clmppeilnml
I HA ell > fkliM'uml bj riiirt'UV fcoM-
"
HOW MY SIDE ACHES !
Arlilim MilMnn 1 llnck Hip Ki Inuy nml
. ti-rlno I'nlin. uml UlitMimiit im III I lt.vii : > -
1NUM' MINUTE liy llin I nici IU ANri
1'A IN'I'M Hll.lt. lMcoOUii !
AMUSEMENTS.
17
MATINKE
TODAY !
\unicpnth ( and lltirnoy streets
THIS ( WEDNESDAY ) MARCH ! . ' .
Tno Performances of the World leno\vned {
( .land I'.ilry Spuctu'iilnr
F A N T A SM A !
Tills A1TI UNUON AT ' . ' : , IO.
Special Mntmeo for l.nilloinml Clillilrun Prices
I list I leer , 75e , lliilcon ) MV
AII IVININH : : pnuruitMAXon AT R.
I'rlcc * rnniuot , f I UO ; I'nrqui t Clrote , TV nml U UJ ;
lliilcon ) . tac nml 7.V Over : ojtents at
ojc cnrli . . , ,
FAKTASVA I'rfK EG 10 T"E
Another Matlnco Silurdiy : ,
T TUCATDC I I'ori
l ( IhtAliltl
Today at 2.80 and 8.1.r .
JOSEPH J. DQWLIHD AND SADIE IIASSON ,
NOBODY'S CLAIM.
Tlmr il.iy , I rlilny Hiiturclny .Miiclneo nml
THE KEB SPIBER ,
15115 k N MU S H IS.
THIS WEEK
The Rooster0rcliestra
_
lOc Admits to All lOo
innis.
Mas Meyer & Bro. Co. ,
SCIENTIFIC
AND DPTIGIMN8
PRACTICAL
COU FA11NAM AM )
OMAHA
, tJl.XTiiNTH : STs ! ,
Snllil liolil bp'i tnclus nr Kyi' ( ilnnsun frninSJ up
I Imt bteol hp < ctnclpa or Kje < ; IIHKI'H from $1 up.
Kyc'i 'J'cbtcil 1'rco by skilled Opticians
irurUUbV.S I'llHt-CUUTlONS KII.I.KI )