Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1887, Page 5

M[STAKABLE ANGLO-SAXON ho Live 8tock Oommission 8ays Colorado Must Not Quarantine Nebraska Oattle, LEANING OUT THE DIVES The Great Walking Match—A Neat Burglary —The Dawson Will Case—~The State Fisheries, Military Notes, M THE BEE'S LINCOLN BUR unreasonable and mction of the Colorado | stock com- mission in quarantining against Nebraska will soon break its legitimate fruitag Judging from the temper of the Nebraska commission and its action in the mat- ter. Colorado, in this quarantine against its castern neighbor, prohibits the impor- tation of young stock and blooded stock into Colorado contines, and the result is that many Nebra breeders and deal- ers suffer and are placed in the same .catalogue with Illinois dealers, while their stock is as perfect acd free from disease as any in the land. The fact 18 that not for years has any infectious dis- ease among our cattle prevailed, and there is no healthier stock in the moun- tains of Colorado than on the plains of Nebraska, This state also has a strict quarantine against Illinois, which is the only locality where an infectious disease has existed in the west for six months past, Yesterday, to bring the action of the Colorado authorities to a realizatton of their action, the Live stock commission wrote them concerning a Nebraska quar- antine against them that, put in opera- tion, would practically suspend ship- ments to markets from Colorado. The Jetter, written by the commissioners, 1s as follows: LINCOLN, May 18, 1857.—Charles (. Lamb, V. S.—Dear Sir: Yours of the 12th at hana containing copy of your quarantine rules zainst the state of Neébraska, Now this last tep we regard as being very hml{‘dnll with- out cause, and 1 am Guthorized y the com- mission to say to you that if you persist in his quarantine against Nebraska we will d:.-elne qllamnl!ne against Colorado within n days. Hoping that you wul m;onsldur 1s matter, 1 am yours respectful { Jas. C. BiiNey, Commissioner. As an illustration of the way business is accumulating on the live stock com- mussion, the fol lowin{ places repormd onses of glanders in Wednesday's mail: Holdrige, Dunbar, Central City, Calvert, Platte Luntru, urutnm. Sarpv county, Columbus, Beaver City, Ponca, Verdon, Hardy and Auburn. While this day's mail brought in_complaints above the average, it is a fair way in which com- ints accumulate, snd over 100 are now ked awaiting investigation. One party in writing said: “lt is with pleas. l:ro that 1 write you of a horse I have thav a8 the glanders.” Wherein the pleasure eame 1n making such an announcement ‘Was not manifest. STATE HOUSE NOTES. Slmr!fl' Charles Penn, of (,uster county, was at Lincoln yns!enhf bringing with him to the penitentiary "homas incent, who enters upon a’twenty-four years’ sentence for murder. Sheriff Pitt Rathburn, of Dakota City, svas at the capital city the day before, bringing with him a horse thief named dones, who will inhabit the state pem- tentiary. To-day the governor will visit the state Matchery at South Bend, where he will anect the members of the fish commis- sion. His excellency will inspect the Btate hatchery and the distribution of some 260,000,000 young fish that will be .tarted out lnr‘plmmnu in the state. On Friaay of this week, the field :md fine officers of the First Nebraska Re ment will meet at the office of the adju- tant general for the purpose of electing a colonel to succeed L. W. Colby, pro- moted to brigadier fzenornl and to elect h houwnlnl colonel to fill the existing va- At unwarranted Adjutunt General Cole yesterday for- ;mrdod commissions to the following of- ers in different companies: Martin J. Mahoney, captan; Frapk kowler, first fieutenant, and W. E. Rougers, second liunn-unm all of company k,at Fremont. Morolnnd captain, and L, A, Bald- s' first lieutenant of ocmrnny ¥, at niata, and Lieutenant Hall of company ¥, at Boatrice. Colonel Colby was atthe adjutant general's office yesterday. A GOOD SUGGESTION, A vrominent citizen in public affairs suggests that it would be wisdom on the sm of the city council to refrain from iscussions on paving materials for the dhfterent districts until after the contracts #s advertised for are opened. It is very evident that if the council and property olders decide in advance on the mate- Tial to be used that the promoters of the amaterial selected willnot bid down the way they would if the other contestants for paving material were 1n the contest with a show of success. The action of dvocates for certamn materials in push- f g for a decision at once is in no way wise, and it opens the doors at once for pools and jobbery. THE GREAT WALKING MATCH, Preparations are complete for the walk- ang match at the Mutmpolnun rink that commences at 8 o'clock to-night and will end at 10 o'clock Saturday night. This, 08 before anuounced, is a fifty-hour go- as-you-please match, and such noted pe- destrians as Dan O'Leary, of Chicago, Frank Hart, the colored. pedestrian of Boston, are on tna‘fmund ready for the ontest. Charles H. Ross, of Omaha, and eorge Hoflman, of Bellwood, are also enterod for the race. The track in the rink is of sawdust, sixteen laps to the mile, and one wager has already been made that some one of the pedostrians :{ul make better than 200 miles in the me. < ABOUT THE CITY, Yesterday articles were filed 1n the county court incorporating the Lincoln District telegraph company with a capi- tal stock of 510\1 000 divided into shares of $100 each. ‘The corporation com- mences business May 16, 1887, and con- tinues to a liko date'in 1987, with the tul» lowhl mmrnomwra L. M. l{ heem, iov, Lewis H. Korty, G. fln 1- Charles G. Burton, C. l‘llomnlon. J cFarland, J, W. Deweese, John R, Clark, E. E. Brown, J.J. imhoff. Yeswruny Judge Pound renderod a de- cision in one of the celebrated Dawson will cases, involving title to valuable proporty in this eity. L. C. Burr brought up the case, asking that it be transferred from the state to the federal courts, the olnt involved bohc a contistutional'one. udge decided that the transter oul not be made, and the case will robably rest until anotherof like tenor Eu a hearing 1n the supreme court. The first burf;lary for some time was revorted at police “beadquarters yester- day, the victim bdmi.. boarder at 926 M street named E. H. Glantz, Yesterday morning he found his clothes outside the room in the hall and minus a silver watch and $17 1n cash. No clue to the burglar has been found. ‘The Lincoln Rapid Transfer company estel received two car- Y u'?':m l‘lulll fi:.n :onltrr:tlon of their road a any er evidenco 'was wanted that the road would be built 18 turnished in this. The compan; yel- torday filed a copy of their franchi the county clerk’s oftice, In the last ten days nineteen &mtl» tutes and five men found in_their houses 'were .ap in pohoo court. | - fined costs each, women the nme amount, and women $10 and costs. F¥ive have not yot ed. “I‘tlfioer Post and Elder Howe were yes- terday securing quarters for a man named Jacob Lawson who, while walk- ing in a saloos \sm knocked over by a stack of beer He was badly bruised and 1s in & criti \l «-omlmon, HOTEL The following N tered at the ( (IIvIUil hote L l|‘|/lvll\. Beatrice; \vu ‘were regis- yesterday. Charles Gireen, Ashland, John A. Crofts, Val- pariso, wuml, M. B. '])Irln‘) pe; A, E. al; J. Ry Van Buskir| \X Billings, Geneva, P. T Birchard, Fremont; Thad Adams, Louisville; M.’ H. Sessions, Min- nr-u})ohl E. Reed, W “J"“fi Water; ', L. Greene, Kearney; E. ostetter, Shelton; W, F cem Wahoo; P. Nel- son, Wahoo; J. H Miller, Omaha. L —— ry Since 1492, For coughs, , sore throat, bron- chitis, laryngitis, and consumption in its early stages, nothing equals Dr. Pierce’s “Golden Medical Discovery.” ' It is also a great blood-purifier and strength-re- storer, or tonic, and for lives complaint and costive condition of the bowels it has no equal, Sold by druggists. PRy ADDITIONAL COUNOIL BLUFES. Personal Paragraphs. C. D. Stevens, of Woodbine, was in the city yesterda, C.'L. Deering, of What Cheer, ited the Blufls yesterday. Ed Durr, a Creston merchant, came to the rnilwny center yesterday. F. M. Hunter, the deputy clerk of the ourts, 18 in Des Moines. . Johnson, of Deland, Fla., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Greatest Frank Shinn, of Carson, was here yes- terday looking after the interests of some of his clients, J. C. Bixby, accompanied by Dr. Powell, of Glenwood, has gone to Minne- sota to fish. Mr. Fairchild, of Binghampton, N. Y is in the city. ileis an old friend of tho Harkness lhos and was yesterday driv- ing about in company with Mr. J. E. Harkness. Mr. Fairehild is a delegate to the Presbyterian assembly which ARGty in Omaha. Heis also the owner of some yaluable cable car patents, and during hls western visit will doubtless interview some of those interested in such lines of travel, ——— Lands Open to Settlement. There are 20,000,000 acres of govern- ment land in Dakota still open to settle- ment. The Bismarck land district has 2,500,~ 000 aeres: Devil's Lake district, 4,000,000 acres. Deadwood land distris 000,000 actes. Aberdeen land district, 600,000 acres. Grand Forks land district, 600,000. Fargo land district. 400, 300, The land in_the Huron, Watertown, Mitchell and Yanktoh districts is sub: stantially gone, Some time, of course, a portion of the reservations set aside for the Indians will be open for general set. tlements but at present 20,000,000 of acres comprise all the available Jand for settlers in all the vast Territory of Da- kota, Ata moderate rate of settlement this land will be gone within the next three years, and the best of 1t within the next twelve to eighteen months. It is theresore important that those contem- plating immigration to Dakota, should embrace the very earhest oppmtumly to secure homesteads. ——— A Great Battle is continually going on in the human sys- tem. The demon of impure blood strives to gain victory over the constitution, to ruin health, to drag victims to the grave, A good relinble medicine like Hood's Sarsaparilla 1s the weapon with which to defend one’s self, drive the desperate enemy from the llcld and restore peace and bodily health for' many years. I'ry this peculiar medicine. S A Star-Route Mail. Ernest Ingersoll, in The American Magazine: In one ‘of the gulchus stood the ruins of a cabin and a *'star-route” refuge. No possible neod had existed for a mail-carriage across here, but a few years before m{ date, contractors had found it profitable to institute the route; and a sack holding a half dozen letters and perhaps a few .copies of the Con- gressional (Globe, was earried back and forth on horseback. One man broaght it one hundred and fifty miles or so from Missouri and delivered it here in the wild woods toa second man, who carried it dovn to lake Pend’d'Oreills, rowed forty miles across the fir-circled water, and handed itover to a rider at the west- ern end. This micdle man was utterly alone. Not a single soul lived on his route. In the winter he traveled on snow-shoes, for months together saw no- body but the carrier who brought him his pouch at each end, and could tell you stories of adventures with wolves and bears, and of wonderful visions of elks, sheep and mountain goats. Robinson Crusoe led a less secluded life. St deop il g ‘When you are constipated, with loss of hlpahw headache, take one of Dr. J. H. cLean's Little Liver and Kidney Pillets, They are pleasant to take and will cure you. 25 cents a vial. ——— IWater S8upply of European Cities. Philadelphia Ledger: Interesting sta- tistics bave been made up_relative to the water supply of various European capi* tals. Rome heads the list with 204,000,600 litres of pure water—a litre being a little more than one and three-fourths pints— every twenty-four hours, and as her pop- ulation is 845,036, every inhabitant can thus dispose ‘of 600 litres per day. Lon- don comes next, for every one of whose gmpuluuon is msing 4,000,000 there are litres daily, Paris’ takes the third place, her population amounting to 2,240, 124, and each inhabitant having for ali- montary purposes 58 litres per day, and for secondary uses 169, or a total of 227. Berlin has 1,300,283 inhabitants, for each of whom thore are 140 litresa. day; Vienna 770,172 inhabitants, with 100 litres each per dny.Nnnlu. 408,173, with 200 litres, and Tunis, 278,508, 90 litres a head every twuuly-(onr hours. ———— Workmen are digging the cellar pre- paratory to the erection of the new busi- ness block at the corner of Douglas and Fiftecnth streets., Catarrhal Dangers. To be freed from the dangers of suffocatio while lying down; to breathe freely, sleop soundly and undisturbed; to rise refreshed, head clear, brain active and free trom pain or ache; to know that no poisonous, putrid matter defiles the breath and rota away the delicate machinery of smell, taste and hearing; to feel that the system does not. through its veins and arteries, suck up the poison that 18 sure to undermine and destroy, is indeed a blessing Dbeyond all other human enjoyments, To pur- chase immunity from suoh # fate should be the objoot of all afificted _Hut those who have tried mluwmadlu and physicians despair of relicf SANFORD'® RADICAL CURE meats every phase of Catarrh, from & simple h d to the most loathsome’ and destructive |A|n'l- It is loeal lmfi constitutional. 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D. Dy, Llinois, moderator, at Millard Hotel, The Rev. W. H. nnbum,l) D, Ohlo, stated clerk, at Millard Hi Thé Rey. W. manent clel Adams, W, | Aikman, R Albright, 11, “AI\‘]nnder, George, New York, at Paxton ot Ablclliflll, C. B, Dakota, at Metropolitan Hof Austin, W. L., Indiana, at J. W. Austin, 077 Idaho. Bailey, M. C., l‘(‘nnx‘)lvunm, at J. J. Brown’s Slu'runu avenue. \V . Indiana,at Mrs, Schermer- Doulas. Banta, D, B., Indiana, at Areade hotel. Barbour, ., New York, at Millard Hotel. -.mm, at Paxton ‘Nlu\\q Jersey,at (i, E. Crosby's ntieth, Berry, J. F., Dakota, at Barker hotel. _Bierce, D. K., Dakota, at Mrs. Compbell’s, Vireinia and \\nml\\nrlh avenues. Bishop, A. C.,New York,at Cozzens Hotel, Black, J. (I.‘Uhm at Barker hotel. ., New Jersey, at Mrs. La- Twentieth, ss, T. K., Colorado, at H. Kennedy’s, 2224, Dodee. Boardman, S. W., New Jersey, at Fred Gray's, 2024 ‘Douging. Bovd, William, New Jersey, at Barker hotel. H, Phelps, 1113 Bracken, T., Kansas, atJ. Pierce. Bradbury, Z. N.,, New Jersey, at Arcade hotel. R., Illinois, at General Breck’s, « New York,at Mrs, Carrier's, w York, at the Rev, Willard hil Sheridan street. , J. Kansas,at B. H. Itobertson’s, 2411 Cuplwl avenue, Burchard, W. C., chants hotel, Burrows, A,, Massachusotts, at Mrs. liam Ross’, 2223 Burt, Cald, G, l..(mlo. at Barker hotel. Caldwel 1, Iowa, at Arcade hotel. Lumerou, ll. C, New Jersey, at Paxton otel. Lmnnbell E. ('/‘fllmpbell, G. C., Minnesota, at Cozzens hotel. Campbell, 8. M., Breck’s, 1818 Doug| (n]muhmll. Z. !L, Oluo, at Metropolitan otel Charterjee, K. C., India, at Mrs. McClel- lmm 8, 19 \ulll..l:u 8., District Columbia, at Millard Pennsylvania, at Mer- Wil V., Mionesota, at Cyrus Mluncsom. at General a Clark, R. A., Wlseunsm, at Mrs. Bonner's, 512 North T'wel > d, ](, ark, T. C \ew York, at Paxton ho- el. Colile, A. J., Tennessee, at the Rev. J. M. Wilson’s, 1003 Center street. Doles, W, R.,South Carolina,fat Schafroth’s, 220 North Thirteenth. Collier, . J., Ponnsylvania, at Mrs. Mer- edith’s, 1901 Dodge. Cook, J. D., l’eumylv\nh, at Barker ho- ). Cortelyon, T. I.. Ohio,’at the Rev. L. Mc- Cague's, 920 Saunders. A Cowan, E. P., r mlvnnlu, at Pratt’s, 523 Pleasant streef “rawford, ., New \a!k. at J. H. Phil- lip's, lll"l Pler. Crawford, J. M., Ohio, at 0. ¥. McCarty’s, Windsor Place, Crist, A. C., Ohlo, at J. Crowl’s. Crum, J. ‘R., Minnesota, at Canfield ho- Dunskln, A., Michigan, at Mrs. Dickson’s, 2310 California. Davis, H. E., Michizan, at Canfield hotel. Davis, 8. B., North Carolina, at Scha- froth’s, 220 North Thirteenth. Davis, 8. M., Kansas, at Windsor hotel. DeGeller, E., Texas, at Cozzen’s hotel. Denton, J. 3L, New Jorsoy, at Mrs. Eura Millard’s, Capitol a Dillard, C., Nurlh anllnn. at dchafroth’s, 220 North '[hirteenth. Dowd, W. W., New York, at Mrs. James', Nineteenth and' Douglas. b Dl}nn\ng. H. P., Callfornia, at Barker hotel. DuVal, K., Ohio, at Mrs. W. ¥, Bouner's, 312 North Twenty-second. Eckard, L. W., Pennsylvaunia, at 0. H. Ballou's, 1116 North 'T'wenty-second. Esgert, J. K., lowa, at Planters Lot " }f.liuore. E, Tennessee, at Cozzen’s hotel. Ewalt, J. 8., ()hlo. at Jacob Crowl’s. l‘l‘nm' A.J., New York, at Millard hotel. H. G., Illinois, ‘at Dr. l\vumy -sixtii and Capitol avenue, Fisher, ¥. W., Missouri, at Planters hoti Fisher, J. B., New Xork at Mrs, C. J. Ci nnn s, 2414 Hamilton. Iox, J. P., Indiana, at Cozzen’s hotel. Frame, W. R., Wisconsin, at J. H. Par- rotte's, 1004 Idaho, Fraser, J., New Mexico, at Dr. Parsell’s,216 North Twenty-second. Fnllenwumer. H. P, Illinois, at Barker l’ulwn H., Ohlo, at J. R. Hendrix’s, 2424 Harney, (-ohsen James M., India, at Barker hotel. New Jorsey, at E. G. Bal- Grukuert, H. C., Grummon, D. N., New York, at C. K. Cou- lou, 2224 Burt. ints. Grant, M. E., New York, at Paxton hotel, Galbraith, R. C., Ohio, at 11, K. Galbraith’s 1020 St. Mary’s aly s avenun, Gaston, Willian,, Ohio, at Miss Hattie Ken- nedy’s 1034 South Twentieth. (.mson J. K., Onio, at Mu.ropollun hotel. amtel M., Ohio, atMrs. G. W. Lutmm's‘ 1413 Douglas. l.nswy, Willlam, Pennsylvm(l, at Barker (-ruham 8., West Vlgmll. at Dr. Dar- rows, Twenty-second an Gaylord, E. W., l’enn»yluuh. atJ. R. Hendrix’s 2424 Harney. Guild, G. E., Pennsylvania, at Paxton otel. Holman, Robert W., South Carolina, at Mr. Schafroth’s, 220 North 'Thirteenth, llnnpor, Dr. A, P, China, at Millard hotel, Hillis, W, IL, Tllinois, at'J. L. Welshan's, corner Seventeenth and' Center. Hutchinson, J. V Tilinois, at W. R. Hen- derson, 1216 Kin| Tivds, S, Hoy 1hinols, at Dr. Spaulding, 2504 Charles, Havens, D. W., Kansas, at General Lowe's, Hunter, J. M., Kansas, at Widsor hotel. Halbert, ansas, at Windsor hotel. Harvey, H. W., Michigan, at Arcade hotel. Hawill » Nebraska, at Arcade ho- Ralph’s, Nebraska, at Cozzens hotel. New York, atJ. L.Mec- 014 % C. Ohlo. -t Arcade hotel. C., Ohlo, at Mrs. Meredith’s Hill, K nm. California, at Mrs. Cady’s, 204 South Twenty-fourth. Holliday, S, H.. Pennsylvania, at Dr. Par- cell’s, 216 North ‘I'wenty-second. Huum\. ‘Wiliiam, Pennsylvania, O, H. Bal- lou’s, 1116 North l‘wnnty -second, lluny.J Addison,Pennsylvania, at Paxton lli-‘mllton. S.M., New York,at Rev. Willard Hays, G, P. ()llh)‘ l! I{ev J. N. Boyd's, Houstou, W. W. ¢ Paxton liotel. 'man, T. i.. N'w York, at] lmwl Johnson, Rev. M. G., South Carolina, at Mr. Schafroth's, 220 North 15th street. KJ:cl::,ou. Rav. Bhnldon. Alaska, at Howard enne Jo:mson. J. M., llllnoi.s, at Metropolitan te Johnson, W. F., India, at J, J. Brown's BllN’Illln wum. nrmu hotel .lonl\ R PhTaGeTN, T " .l-nvl-f. C. A. R, New Jorsey, at J. Gard- Soutn Twenty- {' n" Hllflm'nflm Arcad M., Nebraska, at Pl [ew Jersey, luhuw hotel. e . lor, J. '&fla-.s.g Now L orbe kA reads botel Kendall, J. L., Pannsylvania. at Mrs, J. C. Morraw, 22 Noith Twenty-sixth, h“lh\lnn- Rev. J. Lu, Florida, at Merchant's Lawson, Orr, Dakota, at Millard hotel. London, Clark, Dakota, st Planters hotel, B., lowa, at Arcade Lotel, ge, R, M., lodian Territory, at hnltlxl-‘lum' \\ u, lcnh:)l\‘mh, at Cozzen's Leason, T, 8., Pennsylvania, at Metropoli- tan hotel, “I.xluv. J. A, Pennsylvania, at Barker otel L y L. M., Pennsylvania, at the Rev, J. M. W ll\(m .3 MeCaln, C., Seward street Carrell, T, C., Pennsylvania, at T, A. Creigh's, 2415 Capitol avenue. ‘\lc( 'on W. Pennsylvania, at the R 314 South T'wenty-second ly, C.,Georgia,at Mr. Schafroth’s 220 \urm 1 mmmnn stree ania,at R. C. Patter- ind street, s hotel. Indiana, at 1i, Sargent’s, 2214 ||M\ Pennsy son’'s, 520 nrlll Twen! MeDa ield louse. Powell's. R C sus, at Arcade hotel. l||3“‘il'muhm“ dip Vnw \Orl(, at Paxton te McLean, £., Colorado, at hotel, B ':hi\lurdy. D. B., New ho! MeMillen, D, J. Meintosh, Marks, Lo Pugh’s Daven Martin, Ge .llllhulm at Paxton hotel. !\Iflhlulfl D, C. Illinois, at Millard hotel. Meldrum, A. B.,California, at Barker |\oh‘| Michael, ‘Alonzo. 1llinois, at Rev B Harsha's, 203 South T'wenty'fifth street. i A'lll”Er. L. M., New York, at Merchants’ hotel | Mlllh-r, Nelson H.,Pennsylvania, at Paxton hote }ll\nl(hull Lewis H., Dakota, at Windsor Moorhead, W, W., Horbac'hs. | A\‘ll;n'isuu. Donald, Michigan, at Windsor hotel. Moffatt, D. W., Indiana, at Mrs, J. B. Det- :\{llu\:r‘s, Davenport and ‘I'wenty-second reets, Morrow, William, Illinois, at Barker hotel. Morton, F. R., Kansas, at_Windsor hotel. ‘luruu(k. Samuel, New York, at 210'South 'Twenty-fourth street. ray, Johin China, at Barker hotel, Nash, 'F. L., California, at A. %, Woods, 128 'flmlll l\vn'm.) ~fourth street. Neily, W. C., 1llinois, at Barker hotel. " l) llmnd. Joenathan, lowa, at Barker hotel Ostrander, A., New York, at Mrs. D. Schermerhorn, 1513 Douglas street. Inrk. John 8. mesna. at Arcade hotel New York, at P. H. Sharps, Metrovolitan York, at Paxton Montana, at Millard hotel. Indiana at Barker hotel. 'y l:('l ware, at I Pennsylvania, at J. H. . N. 8, Levl, 1815 Douglas strset. l’ll‘lrldgu. J. W., Colorado, at Clem Pow- ell’s. 824 South Twenty-fourth street. I llnlucnuu R. M., Pcansylvania, at Millard hotel Latton, W. A., Indianay at Meridith’s, 1901 Dodge strect. Peck, Alexander »., Dakota, at A, J. Peck’s, Awmber Place, Phelps, W. B,, Iowa, Plnnters’ hotel. I ll’lllmnu‘. Witson, New'York, at Millard hote I'ullurk G owe lmd 8, Georgia, b l(’ullll,r Heunry N., Penn$ylvania, at Barker hotel l'm(t le:\rd. 1daho, at Barker hotel. Pratt, V. Michigan, at Miss Pratts, 523 I'I(‘ns'\nt street. New Yorlk, at Mrs. Welshs, Putnam, B, V. 2602 Dodge, i It{ |Inkln. Isaac 0., New 1 York, at Millard hote! b l!(hl- ards, Wm. R., New Jersey, at Cozzens lotel Richardson, R. H., New.lersey at J. Gard- ner Haines, 204 South 24th street. Richeison, John. Penusylvania, at Mrs. Lazears, 209 South 20th street. Rice, W. M., Pennsylvania, at Millard hotel. Richmon, J. M., Pennsylvania, at Millard hotel. Rideout, J. B., California, at Windsor hotel. " I‘Li?xluml, ‘A.'W., Minnesota, at Cozzens hotel. Robinson A, B., New York, at E. G, Bal- lou’s, 224 Burt street. Robinson, E. 8., Ohio, at Barker hotel. Rowley, R. C., Towa, at Plauters hotel, Scnaff, D. 8., Missouri, at Mrs. Dr. Luding- tou Bun street. Schenck, A. V. C,, Wisconsin, at Mrs. Hof- foc l’L 519 Tleasant street, S huette, Earnest, Iowa, at the Rev.J. C. Schiable's. Scott, W. C., California, at Planters’ hotel. Sowall, G. P, Pennsylvania, at Mrs, Det- wiler's, Dmenporl. and ‘T'wenty-second streets. D. Slmw. Chas. blnw, A. C., Pennsylvania, . ., Indianat &t Barker hotel. B.'F., Kansas, at Mrs. Gay- nunhcflsl corner , l.eavenworth and New Jersey, at Millard at Millard v, John, Tennesse, at Mrs. Lyman’s, Davenport tre Smallwood, Joseph, Indian Territory, at Barker hotel. Smick, W. A., Orezon, at Windsor hotel. Smith, Joseph T., Maryland, at General Crook’s, hr‘\rlllelalllh and Chicago streets. Smith, J. A Utah, at Caniield house. lbul;ylnaner, A, W., New York, at Areade ho! svronl R. D., Pennsylvan1a, at Mrs. Car- 2 Webste 's le, T, A., Indlana, at Mrs. Hoffort’s, 519 l'lueuant street, M. D. A., Californla, at Canfield stew-nhc. ‘W., Pennsylvanla, at Mer- chants hotel. Stoltz, ¥. F., Illinols, at Mrs. Dickson's 2310 California. Strong, E. Wisconsin, at the Rev. W. J. Harshi outh T'wenty-fifth street. Swan, W. L., Ohio, at Windsor hotel. 'l‘nlylor, Augustus, Iowa, at Merchants otel. New York, at Paxton hotel. 'N., New Yorkat Metropolitan 'lhom son, James. Oregon, at Mrs. Troe- main’s, Nineteenth aud Burt streets. fl'llmmnmn, ‘I'. M., Pennsylvania, at Can- pehwitchell, E. W., New York, at Barker hotel Tuine, L. D., North Carolina, at Scha- froth’s. 230 North Thirteenth. \'an Vranken, L H., Illinois, at Barker \Vukcflem C. B., l’ennn¥hanla, at Mrs, Cady's. 224 South "I'wenty-fourth, Waldeh, W., Kentucky, at Paxton hotel. Wallace, ., Moxico, at Warren Switzlor's, 2504 St. Mary’s avenue, ! Waller, W, B., New York, at Mrs. Fale's, 2511 Colifornia. Wnnl. Wum. A., Wisconsiu, at Metropolitan hotel. Weaver, Wlllis. Mlssull at Dr. J. M. Kuhn's, St. Mary’s avenu Webster, 8, E., at the Ré v. W. R. Hender- W. J. son’s, 1216 King street. Welch, James, lowa, ut the Rev. 203 South Twenty:fifth street. R. B., New York, at Millard ho- D., Nebraska, st Canfield house. California, at Arcade hotel ka, at C. J. Canan’s, erry, L 'l lmmu. illert, J L Oregon, n' ‘Metropolitan ho- Wiltetts, A, A., Kentmky, at General Crook’s, Seventeenth and mllfllfi 0 streets, Williams. Geo., Na u . Dr. Lud- ington’s, 2008 Burt \'mmnml.ll.h wueanolon. at Windsor otel. Wilson, C. D., Maryland, at Mrs. G. L. Bradle, 'smloDnvenwnm t. lo,nl)r‘.l H. Kuhn’s, nry lor dn. at Cozzen’s hotel. Wllmn, Tnmdeul. N.J., Mrs, Ezra Mil- s, Wmn. ’l‘hoc. C., lilinols, Mrs. Harris, 2217 Seward st w‘m d. 8. E., Kentucky, at H. H. Al- Woods Alex M., Pennsyl nll. at Warren Bwllllnr L .H)d St. l ue. vlnl.l. at Dr. 8. K. Mwhlnn. Bll‘ku hotel. xas, Arcade hot» w York, at Dr. Milroy's, W street. Acnu. A.C, llllnnll, n P.an hotel. Allen, W., 'l‘vA:l: m""“‘hf‘nfin C. Bmvn‘ hAlx‘mulh)' Col. J, L., Kansas, at Millard Averlll, W, H Kentutky, vt Paxton hotel. braskn, at Planters house, \\-\\ York, at Barker hotel. ., Pennsylvania, at Metros Pennsylvania, at Millard hotel. Wisconsin, at the Windsor el Be lhlml. William C., Oregon, at Metropolitan b Ilh\]ldwln. J. H., Pennsyivania, at Paxton Lote! at Mrs, Hoffort, Bird, H. P., Wisconsin, 519 Pleasant street. Bilby, ., Wisconsin, at J. 1. Parrotte's, l(lkt Ldato. Briggs, D. S, New York, at O, N. Pratt's, vetity-fourth. 210 South T'w Buchanan, G. ew York, at Barker hotel. b lthlllkniu), M. C, New York, at Paxton hotel, Brownell, II,, New York, at Paxton hotel. Brown, R., Ohio, at Barker hotel, Bonar, L. J., Ohio, at J. B, Hendrix's 2424 Harney. Bowen, J,, California, at Planters house. i l(h-]ll, Dr, J. H., Pennsylvaunia, at Arcade hote . S, Pennsyluania, at Arcade 1. E. Cenusvlvania, at Millard C. R .y nuneuec. at (. F. Ly- ) Davenport. Bissell, G. K., 1ilinois, at Paxtor hotel. | Boyd, J., Diinois, at' L. M, Anderson’s, Twentieth ana Burt streets. Barker, Hon, C. L., at Arcade hotel. Brown, E. a, at H. Sargents, 2215 Seward straet. ¢ Brownson, O. M., Michigan, at Canfield hotel. Brush, Ihrr, (. \\ Ponnsylvania, at Mrs, (mllhu\l: Webster. Minnesota, Cantield hotel. Brodie, Minnesota, at Cozzens hotel, Bohon, J. W., Missouri, Planters hotel. Brownlee, § ebraska, Cozzens hotel. Bell, J. A, w Jorsew, Millard hotel, Brown, F. H., New York, at Miss Brown’s, 721 south Fifteenth street. Corwin, B, Pennsylvania, at Barker hotel. ySoriané, W. k., Utan,"at. Metiovolitan hotel. Corlell, A. 8., New Jersey, at Mrs. Gay- lord’s, Leavenworth and Georgia avenue, Conklin, E. B JCalifornia,at A, P, Wood's, south Twen ourth street, oveland, C. California, at Windsor botel. District of Columbia, at Mil- Custls, W, N, lard hotel. Cort, 5., Colorado, at A. R. Day’s, 2221 Harney street, Conklin, the Ion. J, C Covert, G, K., lowa, af Arcade hotel. Chase, C. S., lowa, at Merchants hotel. Chamberlain, J.B.,Indian Territory,at Bar- Ker hotel. Covert, J. N., hamm at Windsor hotel. ' Kansas,at I B. Bry- ant's Pleasant stre -L New Hampshire, at Mrs, ng street. New York, at Merchant’s (mlv. H. W., New York ,at Millard notel, Dobpins, H."H., Calitornia, at Merchants’ hotel. New York, at Mrs. Mere- Dauchy, E. N. diths, 1901 Dodgs Davis, G., lllluols, atJ. L. Welshan’s Sev- enteenth and Centre. Detwiler, C. W., Illinols, at Arcade hotel. Dodd, 8, C., Iowa, at Planter’s hotel. Denton, J. L., Missouri, at W. R, McKen- sle, 616 North ‘T'wenty-second. Dufford, W. 8., New Jersey,at Fred Gray’s, 2025 Douglat Durant, £. P., New York, at Millard hotel. I llllll(lh-y, H. A., New York, at Metropolitan hatel J. L., Nebraska, at Winsdor Edwards, hotel. Edwards, G., Massachusetts, Mrs. Wm, Ross, Twenty-third and Burt streot. Ewing, Hon. J. k., Pennsylvania, at Mil- lard hoiel. Frazer, J. W., South Carolina, at Schaf- rotl’s, 220 North ‘Thirteentn street. Fraison, J, North Carolina, at Schafroth’s, 220 North "Thirteenth street. Kord, J., South Carolina, at Schafroth’s, 220 South "Thirteenth street. K A‘, 1llinols, at \Ietlopulllm\ hotel. aska, at Arcade hotel, Fery Ohio, at Arcade hotel. Frhlunl‘l, F., ‘Ohio, at' Mrs. Hoyer, 1408 Sherman, avenue. Pennsylvania, at Paxton hotel. 1d, C. B., New York, at Merchants otel. Green, C. E,, New Jersey, at Merchants hotel. Gates, C, M., New York, at Paxton hotel. (.lmson. W., Pennsylvania, at Millard at Paxton hotel. “linhlum. Thomas, Pennsylvania, at Dr. alp! (:lovsr.lt V.. Pennsylvania, at Barker tel, (.utlmo. G. N., Ohio, at Mrs. Hutmaker's, 1811 Cuming strevt. (-oodmnn L, \ew York, at Millard hotel. ¥, L., Long Island.at Barker hotel. b, A., Minnesota, at Arcade hotel. l-lundennlns, W., llinois, at Cozzens (lrl\y, Elisha, lllinola at Paxton hotel. Gee, Alvin, of Planters hotel. Graham, W. L (,olulmlo. at Metropolitan hotel. Grler, Harvey, North Carolina, at Mr. bclmfrafl\ s, 220 North Thirthenth street. Ohio, at Merchants hotel, amuel, 'Texas, at Mrs. Fahs’, 2211 Cm]m)l nia street. Heidlebaugh, M., Pennsylvania, at Mer- chants hotel. Hunter, R. P., Pennsylvania,at W. J. Har- sha’s, 203 South Twenty-fifth street, ooke, S. A., Dakota, at Mrs, Clark’s Pleasant and llnmoy streets, Hortoun, F. N., New York, at Paxton hotel, Hendes, Ur. 11. 8., New York, at Paxton hotel. 0 ; l}l;dahmud, H. 0., New Jersey, at Barker hotel. ilnrns, Colonel F. H., New Jersey, at Bar- ker hotel. llumnorne. J. M., Minnesota, at Cozzen’s hotel. Heulphm. J. A., Kansas, at R. Stevens’, Davenport street. h Hodge, D, M., Indian Territory, at Canfield ouse. Hughes, C. E., lndllm. at Barker hotel. lloldcn. E. C., Oregon, at Windsor hotel. Henty, issouri, at Arcade hotel Hel Yok |' st Areado hote Ives, Rufus ork, Ingraham, A. it Allehlgnn nt lrs umf mn b. Twenty»lmra between Douglas and lrvln. Captain H. 8., Kentucky, at Millard Judge L. T. H., Maryland, at Bar- hott Jenklns, J. F., Wyoming, at Barker hotel. Joy, James, Ml(-h gan, at Paxton hotel. ng. F. B.. West Africa, at Barker hotel. Kerr, D. ¥, Ohio, at Barker hotel. Kindig, Reuben 0.,Kansas, at Mrs.Phelps’, 1113 Pierce, l,ewls. W. G., Pennsylvania, at Paxton Lyle. Davld, om , at Barker hotel, Laubach, N. W., Kansas, at Windsor hotel. B. B., Towa, at Cozzen’s hotel. Luney, Samuel, Iowa, at Arcade hotel. N McCabe, James, Pennsylvania, at Arcade otel, McClain, JamesS., Indiana,Mrs. Hoffort's, 519 Pleasant street. MoLonnel, Geo., Kansas, at Windsor Ohlo, at Cozze: Mc(‘ol. C.T., ns. McDonald, J.' R., California, at Canficld house. McGee, Flavel, New Jersey, at Millard hunus, David. Pennsylvania, at Paxton hotel. Mchlr. David, New York, Mlll-rd hotel. Maclay, John, lowa, at Mr. Caiter's. Mluhtll. Wi, llinois, at Arcade hotel. Martin. K. M., North Lurollnm at Scha- (roth 8. M North Thirteenth street. % Martin, Isaac N. Dakato, at Canfield house M\hl‘y. Solon W,, Ohio, at Metropolitan otel Mathes, Calvin A., Tennessee, at Merch- ants hotel. Meas, ‘Andreas, New Mexico, at Mrs. Tree- main’s, Nineteeuth and Burt, Merrltt, Chas. 5. [llinois, at Paxton_hotel. Miller, Howard, Staten island, at Mrs. C. M. Powell’s, 619 South Fifteenth ‘street. mllar. Waldo M., New York, at Arcade tel. Millroy, General R. H., Washingto lfi'ory at Mrl. Treemain’s, Ninel urt stree Moau. L H., Ohlo. Cozzens hotel. Moore, James N., Pennsylvania, at Mrs, l)utto: B'l wunly—thl'm street between Doug- ol':(;nlnrt. lias R., LL. D., Ohlo, at Millard Ilornn. John 8., New York, Millard Hnmln‘ Witilam H., Ohio, at Barker otel. Nichols, John, M. ., Ohio, at Merchants 0 ) h&lnly. John E. Florida, at Merchants Osman, A, Minnesota, at Windsor hotel. ton Terri- nth and Orr, D. L., Texas, at Cozzen's hotel, Patterson, John F., Pennsylvania, at T. A, ', 2415 Capitol avenus, N, R.. Indiana, at J, W, Ohio, at Millard hot el. ssourl, at B, . Robinson's, pQuinan, George, California, at. Merchants’ hotels Ramsdell, George G., at Millard hotel Robertson, James, Towa, at Arcade hotel, ; l‘mMuson.ll\'nry A, lowa, at Planters’ hote Rhoades, 8. J., Kansas, at Winsdor hotel, Roberts, Daniel 0., Mic higan, at Arcade hotel. ding,Joseph H.,New Jersey,at Cozzen's Indiana, he i Ilu\lw M. D., Henry, New Jersey, at Millard iotel lH:'I\Ill ]r. P., South Carolina, at Mt. Sha- froti’s, 32 North Thirteenth street. " l'h;;t Edwin J,, New Jersey, at Paxton otel, I‘:nlnkin, William, New Jersey, at Millard hotel. Robinsou, D. ., Ohio, at Mrs. Clark’s, Pleasant street. Riddle, Henry, Ohio, W. G. Maul, 204 South Nineteenth street Roberts, J. B, T Reeves, F. B, hotel. Simmons, M, D,, Shield, 12 Stievpard, hotel. Schroder, W lotel. Smith, R. C. Shire Say nessee, at Cozzens hotel. ennsylvania, at Millard (1. M., Maryland, at Mrs, Duand street. F. L., Maryland, at Cozzens Ilinois, at room at E. I Roe, aw, Llinois, at Merchiants’ Indiana, at Barker hotel. Towa, at Planters’ hotel. Kal at W indsor hotel. » A Michizan, st Cantield house. i h'lllluld, George H., Missouri, at Millard hotel. Storrs, Aron P, jr, New York, at Mer- chauts’ hotel. Sherman, Richard, jr., New York, at Pax- ton hotel, Sammis, W, Woodhull, sichigan, at Wind- sor hotel. Satherwait, M. D., S, B l!kol:\. at Mrs. Campbell’s southeast l‘(ll’l.lt‘ irginia, ohn M., Dakota, at Barker hotel. oy, George W., Ohio, at Paxton icer, S. 8., Pennsylyania, at Baiker Schultz, 8. 8., Pennsylvania, at Barker Shumway, A. A., Pennsylvania, at Mil- ard hotel. , West Virzinia, at Dr. Dar- econd and llu\vnrd streets, Pnnuuou. N. J,, at Howard i nllum l‘-‘m Montana, at Millard el hb:mith..h B., Wisconsin, at Metropolitan otel, Smith, A. B., Pennsylvania, at 8. D. Twenty- sécond and Daverport. Swith, George K., at Mrs. Ezra Millard’s Beal house. 'l‘uy, A F., Ohm at Merchants’ hotel. l‘uunsyhnnln, at Windsor 'flmmas, E. 1. hotel. Tucker, J. C.. New York, at Paxton hotel. TUI‘IIL W. C., Pennsylvania, at Millard Ohio, at W. R. McKen- -second. ew York, at Arcade hote ‘Taylor, George A., zle, 616 North 'I'wenty: Tyler, J. Alvah, hotel, Taylor, llenr{ R, New <ersey, at Mra. Ezra Millard’s house. ‘I'racy, Alonzo Z., Nebraska, at Cozzens hotel. Tenny, William M., Minnesota, at Mil- lard hotel. Taylor, R. L., Michigan, at Windsor hotel. l'nlylur. M. D, M. A., Texas, at Paxton lrn(flkfl. Levi Ezra Mlllnrd s hous Upham, F. V. Wisconsin, at Paxton hotel. ! \‘u]oxlcr. A.B., Nebraska, at Metropolitan hotel, Van Norden, New York, at Millard hotel. Van Voist, the Hon. H. C., New York, at Paxton hotel, Van Kirk, J., Kansas, at Arcade hotel. b \'l\,udervoef. . W, New York, Barker hotel. b W}'lles, C. 1., Pennsylvania, at Paxton hotel V&?de, William, New York, at Paxton Wallace, the Hon. R. R., Illinois, roon at Charles Brown's, Twenty-second and Cap- itol avenue. wmw James A., Pennsylvania, at Barker tel. w1|son the ITon.Robert N., Pennsylvania, at Millatd hotel. Weaver, John F., Pennsylvanis, at Barker hotel. Wilson, George W., Pennsylvania, at Pax- ton hotel. Walters, W. W,, Pennsylvania, at Paxton hotel. Wallace, J. P., Illinols, at Paxton hotel, Walker, Indiana, Millard hotel. , New Jersey, at Judge Sav- New Jersey, at Mrs. Woodru!l’. Wlxlte, f’ro(. George L., New York, at Ar- cade hotel Williams, A. E., New York, at Mrs. D, Schumerhorn, 1813, Douglas street. Wygant, A, R., at Paxton hotel. Wood Isaac A., New York, at A.S. Pot- le;\%. Pleasant and Howard. t, E. K., New York, atP. L. Perine's, 1920, Dodge. White, Henry. ‘Iew York, at Mrs. James and Miss Tilden “nlmmsou. bxlns 0., at Metropolitan ho- WcuL 8. C., Wisconsin, at L. P. Perine's, 1920, Dadge street. Young, Hon. T. J., Towa, at Barker hotel IT I8 WONDERFUL how easily rheumatism begins,and how in- sidiously it grows in the system until one is startled to find himself its victim,in either the acute or chronic form. He then learns the fearful tenacity of its grip and the utter powerlessness of the ordinary remedies to give relief. Probably to no disease have physicians given more study, and none has more com= pletely Wuffled ‘their efforts to provide a specific; and until Athlopheros was dis- covered there was no medicine that would cure rheumatism, neuralgia nervous or headache. Thousands of testimonials ke the following prove beyond question that Athlophoros is the only reliable remedy, and that it will do all that is claimed for it. Englewood, Kansas. Athlophoros has done me more good than all other medicines put together, for I was a great sufferer from rheumatism and neu- ralgia, and can say to-day, I am free from both complaints, © MRs. MARIA STONE, W. S, Hopkins, 179 C Avenue, Cedar Rapids, Town, say:z *‘My wifeand daugh- ter were both stricken with inflammatary rheumatism at the same time. The lower limbs were much swollén; the pain seemed much beyond endurance; sleep was out of tke question; they suffered so much that to move or even touch the sheet on the bed would cause the most violent pain. They were confined to the bed four weeks, Dur- ing that time and previous I hough! many kinds of medicine, then I emv'oyed a phy- sician, but nothing gave relief until I heard of Athlophawl. I bought a bottle at once, and am glad tosay in a very short timejthe swelling was reduced, the “pain gone, and they were entirely well.” Ever, drufzm should keep Athlopho- ros and Athlophoros Pills, but where they cannot be bought of the druggist the Athlophoros bo. 113 Wall 8t., New York, will send either (carriaj pn d) on receipt of regular price, which i PM bottle for Athlophoros and 50c. !or 1’1 For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, in- digestion, weakness, norvous debiilty, diseases of women, constiphtion, headacha, impine blood, ete., Athiophoros Pills are unequalisd. J. & 1. COUSINY SHORS Embody the highest exellencies in Shape liness, Comfort and Durabiltty and are the Reigning Favorites in fathionable circles Our name is on eve- Ty sale, J. & T. Cousins, New York, EVELYN COLLEGE. For young women, Princelon, N. J, Piospectus, full particulars, sent on ap plicaton to |. H, McEivaine. Y CO0DS —_— Having just received a lot of new goods inthe following departments ==Fans, Parasols, Gloves and Cor= sets-=and to dispose of this lot at once we will plare on sale to-day some of the greatest bargains evey shown in Omaha, FANS. 1000 black hand-painted fans 250, worth 75c¢. 500 elegant feather fans, all shades, Gic; worth $1.25. White satin fans,only 47c¢; reduced from $1. Beautiful white satin fans, hand- painted, $1; worth £1.50, Plain black satin fans, 63¢; reduced from §1. GLOVES 200 dozen ladies’ lisle gloves, 23¢; worth 35¢. 50 dozen ladies’ black silk gloves, 47¢; worth 75¢. Ladies’ silk taffeta gloves,35c;worth 50c. Ladies’ embroidered gloves, 59c¢; CORSETS. 100 dozen Beauty corset, 19¢;worth 35¢. 109 dozen Monogram corset, 23c; worth 50cs 50 dozen ElUa corsets, 35c; worth 60c. 50 dozen ILlsie corsets, 5Uc; worth 5. Also a full line of French woven corsets. thread black kid worth 75¢e Parasols. We have all the late novelties in plain and fancy parasols. Alsoa complete line of childrens’ parasols. HAYDEN BROS. 16th Street, Near Douglas. Nebraska National Bank OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Paid up Capital. Burplus . . H. W. Yates, Prrmdun A, E. Touzalin, Vine Presidont. W.H.8. Hughes, Cashier., DIRECTORS: John 8. Colling, Lowis 8. A. E. Touzalin, BANKING OFFIOE: THE IRON BANK, Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts. A Geaeral Banking Business Transacted, V. Morse, H. W ans. GOLD MEDAL, rn.u, 1678 BAKER'S Broak~ast Cocoa. Warranted absolutely pure @000, from which th excess of Ofl'has beon removed. It has tAres #imes the strength of Cocos mixed with Btarch, Arrowroot or Bugar, and is therefore far more economie cal, coating less tham one cent @ WEALTH. dlsoaresis thetheory and practies wed | HEALTH. et s for ccouended by the edlc] profee: o abroud v L O THOSE 13 QU o sapun fr Eamay on M o Lk o w ffraren LR AL 0 e K S omvice nov"” o et bt e, 01018 bl bk e A et WoodbndgeBrothon STATE AGENTS FOR THE ecker Brothers PIANOS. OMAHA, NEBRASKA, PR L el LS