Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 31, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JANUARY 31 1888, DELINQUENT ~ TREASURERS. Keepers of County Funde Slow In Complying With the Law. Insurance RBeturns—Notaries Public —Orating For Prizes—A De- Murrer Filed -Arrest of Charles Herrold. fFROM THE BEE'S LINCOLN BUREAU.] Under the law the different county treasurers in the state are make settlement with the state auditor and treasurer ansually. These settle- ments are to be made during the month of Jan of each year and if the different county treasurers do not mak this annual settlement prior to the first day of February they are subject 10 a charge of ten per cent interest from that date, provided that if their state- ments are on file with the auditor at the time interest will not be charged for fifteen days. Scttlements have been in progress at the auditor’st office during the last thirty days but the last day of the month arrived and the follow ing counties are delinquent in making th tlement and the county treasurers liable to the intevest penalty. The counties are: Antelope, Blaine, Boone Butler, Colfax, Custer, Cherry, Dakota, Dixon, Gage, Garfield, Greeley, Harlan, Hay Hitcheoek, Holt, Jefferson, Knox, Lancaster, Logan, Merrick, Phelps, Pierce, Polk, S Sherman and Valley, INSURANCE RE ¥ The following additional insurance returns of Nebraska business were filed with the auditor yesterd, Phonixof | N, premium arpy, Saunder 008.80; losses incurred, $76,120; losscs paid, $74,808.35 Contincntal of New York, premiums, $65,564. losses incurred, losses |nud. $30,831.69. Harvard of New York, 81,880, losses incurred, $27 promiums, 33 losses paid, same. Lancashire of England, £10, premium weurred, $: 591.34; losses paid Yor 7 York, ln emiums, 66; losses $20,425; lossos incurred, 16,97 pmd 97 Union of London, pre- 7 I/I 73; losses incurred, $12,- nid, $10, 9. Norwich Union of Ingland, premi- ums, $8,177.87; loss losses paid, $4,181.95. Queens of New York, premium 017.40; losses incurred, $6.123,76; d, $5,380 Transatlantic of Hamburg. $2,378.49; losses incurred, § puid, $1,736.19, American of New York, premiums, $2,148.47; losses incurred, #57. y losses paid, same. incurred, $5,001.3: 315,- osses premiums, <195 losses Amazon of Cincinnati, premiums, $3,859.13; lossos incurred, $815.22; losses puid, same. Standard of New York, premiums, $2,020.04; losses incurred, $1,795.70; losses paid, $1,495.70. Sun of San Francisco, prcmmmq. 84.716.50; losses incurred, 3540.25; losses paid, $1,110.55. Williamsburg City of New York, pre- mium: $6,014.63; ~ losses incurred, 82,051.62; loSses paid, same. Dwelling house of Boston. Pre- miums, $13,995.09. Losses curred, $1,818.75. Losses paid, $1,813.25. Hibernia of New Orleans. Premiums, 2,786 Losses incurred, $33 Tosses paid, same. Insurance company of North Amel of Philudelphia. Promiums, $32,541.24. Losses incurred, 86,881.81. Losses paid, 8,028, Pennsylvania of Philadelphia. Pre- miums, $12,380.81. Losses incurred, 810.431.35. Losses paid, $10,104. Knights Templar and Mason’s Life Indemnity company of Chicago. In- come of year, $12,480.00. Expendi- tures, $6,852.00. RELIEF FUNDS, The following amounts were raised yesterday at the State house by super- intendent Lane toward funds for Miss Shattuck, Miss Royce and Miss Free- man: For Miss Shattuck—G. G. L. Laws $10, Joseph Carter 81, J B. Lane 310, ott $6, C. M. . K. Marlay, 50cents, Maude Scott 81, Hattie Ramsey $1, Clara Car mody 81, Brad P. Cook $2, M. Howe #1, J. M. Thayer $5. For Miss Freeman—H. A. Babeock 85, Joseph Scott M. Carter 60 cents, J. K. Marlay 50 conts For Miss Royce—G. B. Lane $5, Joseph Scott $2. Superintendent Lane also starts fuud for heroic and frozen children § and for frozen teachers $5. Superintendent Langford, of Lincoln sends $20 to be divided in the rent funds. NOTARIES PUPLIC, Governor Thayer yesterday comm a 5 sioned the following notaries public: Albert J. Cornish, Lincoln; 'N Trooks, Steelo City, Jefferson county; W. W. Stews ely Center, Greely county; Ritchie, Omaha; Wm. A. Nason, Omahn; Isaac R. Andrews, Omaha; John F. Kaempfer; Omaba; Albert S. Charles B. Barlow, Decatur, Burt county: Melville D. Cameron, Schuyter, Colfax county; Arthur B, llu\n Omaha; Gustay Beneke, Omaha; George W. Prentiss, lllnulmnglull Franklin county; John A. Ames, Lincoln. ORATING FOR PRIZES. To-niffht ocours the annual oratorical contest in Paladian society of the State University for the Chase and Wheeler prize in ovatory. The programme for the evening is as follows: Instrumental ductt—>Misses Cockran and Doolittle. Oration—**The Education of the *Nogro”—Edwin Farmer. Oration—"National Prosperity"—F. ‘W. Collins. Vocal solow—T. J. W. Seamark. Oration—'*An American Moderate"— Miss Glen Talbot. Violin duet—Messrs. Menzendorf and Frankforter. Oration—*""Jua W. Fifer. Oration—"*A Silent Conquest”—F. A. Stuff. ‘The judges for the contest are Profes- sovs Edgren, Hunt and Sherman. A DEMURRER FILED, Yestorduy was answer day in supreme court in the caseof the state of Nebras agninst the Atchison & Nebraska rail- * rond that asks the court to declare the franchise forfeited and that receivers be appointed to take the road for the benefit of creditors. During the day L. M. Marquette, attorney for she Chicago, Burlington & Quinc pilroad and its Nebraska business, filed a demurrer to the petition of the attorney general, stating “that there is a defect of parties defendant,” and that *‘the information or petition does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action.” The attorney general will probably eall the f ument on the demurrer the k. CITY BRIE Judge Groff of Omaha was in the ¢ ity yesterday. The county treasurer of Hall county zand Mexico"—Orrin present we required to | was yesterday making annual settleé- ment with tha auditor. J. J. Butler was: elected president of the Lincoln branch of the Irish National league at the regular meeting of the league on Sunday. Fred Lickme, a rman attempted to commit suicide S was at the jail terday where wounds are receiving proper care. The trial of the Heralds includi those resident in Lincoln and thos Plattsmouth commenced before Snelling yeste mu, afternoon. He d =on of C. G. Herald, was placed under arrest \m-nm\l\ The charges are for making away with the stock of goods of Herald when he failed in this city, and a small army of witnesses have been subpeened on both sides of the case, Several firms of attorn n this y are engaged in this case that promises to continue for several days. - - Note—Be suspicious of persons who recommend any other arct w8 just a8 good,” and take nothing else but Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. A party paid ten dollars for a horse at an_auction sale. The horse was lame and bruised all ov A bottleof S tion Oil costing 25 cents was used now valued at two hundred dollars, - District Court. A DAMAGE SUIT. Mrs, Fredrikka Jeusen commenced suit in the district court yesterday afternoon aainst the city for $2,000 damages, alleged to h been sustained by her in November last by falling into an excavation on Burt street. DAVID CKOWELL'S COMPLAINT. w lm in Justice Charles David Crowell brought suit yesterday against Elizabeth M. Finney and_others to secure judgment in the sum of §625 for buila- ing material furnished. MAKING MOIE ROOM. The judges of the district court have for along time felt the needs of additional room for the accommodation of their increasing du- ties, and yesterday work was commencgd on the room in the county building occnpied by the law library to secure the required accom modations. It is expected that the county commissioners will locate the library in another part of the building. County Court. JUDGMENTS REND The following judgments were rendered yosterday by Judge Shields: Bernard Tau- bor, #166.11, against Nellic McNamara; George W. Kelley, $65.13, against Nellie Mc- Namara, Police Court. The following cases were disposed of yes- terday morning: Drunks—James Reason, ten days; Frank Cooper, John Johnson, W. Carlin, discharged. Vagrants—Fritz Bauer, J. Speerl, Mike Kemall, continued. Jack Adams, Frank Field, William Lacey, Frank Purcell, ten days each, Suspicious characters—Frank _Sherman, Jennie Green, Mary Langdon, Kd. Barnctt, rry Kernan, held. Fred Brooks, thirty days; Frank 'Herald, John Brady, Mike Cochran, two day: Larceny—Joe Brown, Wallace, continued. Fighting—George W. Bullock, $3.50; John Campbell and Tom Hayes, continued; Min- nie Gentry and Lizzie Westgate, three days; L. L. Finfcum, & and costs. Nick Williams got ten days for stealing mattress. twenty days; Nick Real Estate Transfers, Robert 1} Windham o the public, plat of subdiv of acre lots 1, 2, 9, 10, blk 7, Benson add, R.S. Morris and wife to Wi L Mc- zue, lot 1, blk 12, Dwight & Ly- n add, 1 o, E'A Todd nnd ‘mons, lot 8, Hazen, w d Francis I McKenna and wife {0 Geo S Smith, lot 6, blk 5, Cloverdalo udd, wd.. 700 Richard C Cushing and wife to A H and J T Van Scoy, €25 ftofed ft of lot 1, blk 79, S Gmaha, w d. 3,000 Anna W Jones and husband to A H Comstock, lot 3, blk 4, Jetter's 1st dd to S Omuha, w d. 1,200 Voss, jr., and wife, to Henry T lot 17, ‘Redick's 2nd, w d.... 4,000 Hugh G Clark and wifo to Rasmus’ Hansen, lot 6, blk 5, Dupont place, wd. 425 Berthol 2, blk 2, Pratt’s sub, w d. 800 Arthur S Potter and wife to Sylvestor St John, lot 12, blk 8, lot 8, 15, blk 4, lot 19, blk 10, Bedford place.w d.. 38,000 Arthur S. Potter ct al to same, lot 3 4 5 6 blk 2 Bedford piacelot 3 4 5 6 blk 1 Potter & Cobb's 24 add to South Omaha lot 4 5 Tabar place wd 11,800 Bergquist and wife to Lew Pix- ley, lot 9 blk 65 South Omaha g ¢.... 1 South Omaha Land company to Low Pixley, lot 9 blk 65 South Omaha wd Otto Lobeck and wife to Chas. M. Gep- puer, lot 2 blk 4 Lincoln place’ wil.... n A. Brubaker and wife o J. Smith et al, lot 10 Flack's 500 H. Harbach and wife to Ju Sorenson, lot 1 blk 9 Horb; add wd . Wi M. Harris et al to Philip Hand- schuh, lot 9 block 1 Andrews & He son’s add wd John L. Miles ef Donald, lot 9 blk 4 Cs mum & Archer's add to South Omuha wd Jno. W. Haughawout and v ter L. Thomas, lot 6 blk Omaha wd.. 1,000 600 Nineteen deeds Building Permits. The prosent thaw scems to have awakened builders from their lethargy of the past few woeks and start ancw the interest in building. The following are yestorday's permits: A, B. Huberman, brick store, 1313 Dodge street. .$ 1,000 First Baptist ch 3 Fifteenth and Davenport streets... 5,000 Robert_Purchendorf, barn, Lincoin near Westfield street. 100 John R. Arnold, barn, Castellar near Twenty-first street. 100 Oscar O. Cander. addition to dwelling. Twenty-fifth and Pacific streets 200 Frank Stolenski, cottage, Twenty-eig near Creighton avenue.. .. i 300 Six permits aggrogating. . Jafled For Defrauding the Union. F. D.. Carroll, recording secretary of the steamfitters union, is behind the bars at the central station for alleged crookeduess in handling money belonging to_ that union. The treasurer of the organization was the first to disco: his shortcomings It is claimed that Carroll had been keeping the books of the union in a very unsatisiactory manner, and an investigation of them showed a large deficit. At the time of arrest it is alloged le was preparing to skip from the city. * Held for Counterfeiting. Albert Sisco and Frank Lawrence, arreste Sunday for passing counterfeit money, were examined before United States Commissionor Andersou_yesterday. Lawrence was dis- charged, but as Sisco had three spurious silver dollars on his person at the time of his arrest, it was dotormined to bind him over in the sum of §5) to appear before the United States district court. In aefault he was sent to the county lockup. Removal of U. 8. Prisoners, Te-morrow four prisoners recently con- cted of various crimes in the United States will be taken from the county jail and transported to Sioux City, where they will cuter upon their respective terms of confine ment. number of additional prisoners A were received yesterday, three of them being od with passing counterfeit‘money. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Whon Raby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Migs, sho clung to Castoria, Whea shohiad Children, she gave thewm Castoria. to foes received, and. amounts expenided for the yeat ending January 1, J888, showing bal- ance dye the county &,250.87." Referred to the committee on financ From the clork of the district wourt that provision be made to have old Ju index transcribed, the cost of such e be 2150 to #200. Referred to the cos THE §CHOOL OF THE COOK. l 1t Was Opened Yesterday in the | Big Bullding on the Hill Yestorday about . fifty prospective house s, though at ‘present girls in the High their first lesson in the home w school, took art of baking bread. They walked | on court house and jail with power to the kitchen, without, however, | From register of deeds, asking instructions the apron and 'caps th will wear | in relation to section 83, page 300, compiled | statutes for 18 gages. Reforr a8 1o tax re ter of mort 1 to judiciary commit From Horace C. Metealf, asking that cor. cctions be made on valuation for 1857 of w. of fot 2, blk 103, city. Referred to judiciary committee, From R. C when the class is well under way in its work. | They found the room i the basement at tho | interseetion of the two corridors. A brizht new range, which had just been put in posi tion, stood in the north end of the room, whil in the south stood an array of shelves | on which were disposed a_variety nold utensils which had never save in a hardware or furnishing store. girls were met by the teacher, Miss € Mann, who spoke to them about the ob; the class, what it was expected 1o nc Moore, treasurer Omaha Medi cal col asking that tax against lots 1 and 2 block 230, Omaha, for years ‘83, 'S8, ‘84, 85 and s canceled, and that tax on lot § be_canceled for 87 and not here. essed. Referred to judiciary com- of house. done duty The of m mitte | plish and what would ‘be cxpected of | “jorom R. M. Patterson, asking reduction of them while attending it. These | gegessment for ‘87, lots 16 and 25 block 2, | remarks W o of an_informal order, and | Fimebaugh's addition. Referred to financ after they had been delivered the class was | committee dismissed till to-morrow morning, From George Kelly, in regard to janitor Shortly after a Ber reporter called upon | work in court house, Plac Miss Mann and found her d to speak orige S, Mo duction of about the new addition to the curriculum of 1887, of north 2 ), Me- | L. There arc o be thre Candlish place. Referred to committee on consisting _of twenty mewbers. | fiyanco, v will be ~drawn from the high From CGust Burke, tendering his resigna- school,the eighth grade,and the post gradu tion us constable First ward; potition af Paul class, Each class will spend about an hour and o half at the work, commencing 10:30 o'clock in _ the morning, and continuing until 4o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Mann sce sence of tables and oth for use, which would give the something of the appearance of _culin apartment. Their absence was owing to the tardiness of the carpente The tables or | Stein for the appointment to till such vacancy, and from Gust Burke retracting his resigna tion. Referred to jud imittee. The followin 1ds presented: b. Charles ‘Teitz,rosd superintendent, referred ' | to judiciar J. . Hanger, road supervisc Fritz Schatz, constable, clary. room ry , approved. roferred 1o judi- benches are to run lengthwise with the room | | Heney J. Noyee, justice of the peace, ap- and supplied with drawers. In the | } g e lutter the young bread-makers will | poae v binting Henr keep their “utensils, which compriso | 4 (VT MOTRL AURSEEE (N an assortment of rolling-pins, potato-mash 135 MB. A HABIRONG FBISLIHE th ers, sieves, grates, ecg-beaters, ladles, eups, el e g 3 ¥ spoons, knives, tea pots, and o host of other | JGKC {0 Pay the suiries of liis assistants ou articles, us a rule, more useful than ori bty e il il ':‘,’,'I ,','.'."' ,‘,‘I"'z” 2t ',‘""}mf“,""‘| b On motion adjourned until Monday next at ons, each girl ha a sec crself. | o oviloon This' will be furnish with & | 2 o'clock p. m. which may be used by the incipient work for M. D. Roci, County Clerk, annmber of purposcs. One set of utensi ; - i will be used by two girls, each of whom will THE OMAHA AND YANKTON, be obliged to keep them in good condition and place them away in safety in the drawers and closets provided for them under the beneh or table. mmissioners Petitioned dlection to Vote Bonds, The County C to Call an Miss Mann says that her hobby fa plain | , Mcters. Nuthan Shelton, C. T, Taylor, A, a3 M s that her hobby 3. Bttors 4 KRarew cooking and her neophytes will make their | A: Bgbert, D. C. Patterson and Andrew first attempt in the branch to-morrow. She | Rosewater, five of the incorporators did not know exactly how she would dispose | of the Omaha, Yankton & Northwest- of the material which would come from | ern railway, appeared before the county her oven, but the girls would not | commissioner yesterday and presented bake in very large quantities, Miss Mann | potition, signed by 500 leading taxpaye seems to bea lady capable of satisfactorily | that a special election be called at which th performing the duties of h o, und will | proposition that the county vote $300,000 bonds doubtless find favor with her scholars, Sho | bearing five per cont. intercst, duo ir was pupil of Mrs. Ewing of the Towa Agri- | yoars, be voted upon. Mr. Shelton pr cultural college, who_is now connected with | sented the petition to the board and Mr, the University of Indiana. Rosewater addressed the commissioners and - showed how impo it was that the SOUTH OMAHA NEWS, request of the petitioners be granted. The 0. Dodge, of North Bend, brought in a car of hogs. W. D. Powers, Aurora, marketed a _car of hogs. shops and headquarters of the company a to be located in Omaha. On motion of M Mnlllll the matter was referred to the judic- ommittee, who will report at 2 o'clock fternoon. § Among the signersare Wm. Robertson is in from Cozard with a ng: TS g car of cattle. ton, Gen, Geo. Crool, T, M. Holway brought in two cars of cattle | ' o Ihm\“ h Foih o from Cozard. R, T Bros., ; 3 Lyon, Neb., brought in a load of cattle. L. Miller, . Hunscom, V. Gallegher, G. M. Hitcheock, W. H. Randall, of Columbus, is on the mar- | A. U. Wyman, O. H. Rothaker, ket with three cars of cattly. Louis A. W. A. Sharpe, J. D, Shields, of St. Louis, is back once z 0. 5. Pritchet, more, buying for an Indianapolis firm. Broateh, 31lis Bierbower, Judge Lincoln, of Hamilton Co., Neb., is 8. Reed, l} B. Falconer, visiting some of his old time fricnas at the Hopkins, P. Mo yards lv‘lnlxi A}l'_\'-r. Teo. W. Kelly, Frank Lytle Is looking over South Omaha, | ¥+ B Johnson, +:A. 8. Stiger. comparing it with the towns in Ohio. It loses nothing by the comparison. Lumber merchants are filling up_their yards, to be ready for the spring building trade. It's going to be larger than ever this season. J. C. Travers, oncof Swift's employes, was struck in the head by a fallingblock yesterday morning, and was attended by Dr. “Kirkpat- rick. No serious results are anticipated. Among the Exchange hotel guests yesterday were: J. Patterson, Vail, Tu.; L. H. Marshall, Wood River; A. W. Rathbun, David City; C. C. Clifton, Wahoo: and W. A. McKee, Avoca. Commission men were sunning themselves in front of the Exchange yesterday. as the re- ceipts up to noon were only twenty cars of hogs and thirtoen of cattle—not cnough to make 8 market Letters of incorporation have been filed for the South Omaha Ice company. The in- corporators are Holmes S. Smith, W. J. Sloan, J. Meday, John Boyd, Colonel Sharp A DAN GEROUS CANE. ugene S. Raymond, a Traveling Salcs- man, Loses an Eye. &3 Eugene 8. Raymond, & traveling salesman for o prominent New. York clothing house, met with a peculiar and serious accident yes- terday, and will lose his left eye. A party of traveling men wore comiug over on the dummy train_from Council Bluffs and four of them occupied scats facing one another. One of them, a man named Koberts, had & queer looking' cane and a companion named Knowles picked it up to examine it. There was a brass knob on the side just bolow the head. Mr. Knowles was holding the cane so that the end of it was within a fow inches of Mr. Raymond's fae Knowles pressed the brass knob and a sword shot out from the othe end, striking Mr. Raymond in_ the left The wounded man fainted away and ad not recovered consciousness when Omaha 1 reached. He was carried into a hotel y near the depot and modical aid was sum- Oy G, his face for 81540 fn | MONGd It was stated by one of Mr. X illy Sullivan ran his face for 81540 in | moud's companions that he would certainly Mrs. Mary Knuckelle's boarding house, and then looked for other quarters. The land- lady attached his trunk however, and now he will have to settle with Justice Levy. Marshal McCracken is still after the mor- phine fiends and ‘“hitters of the pipe,” and inadayor two some interesting develop- ments may be expected. Citizens may not known that an opium joint was Hourish- in the town. Muhoney ¢ lose the eye. FIREM Its Organization and Election of Offi- cers. The paid firemen of the city held a meoting at the officeof Chief Galligan Sunday after- noon, and entered into s protective benevo- lent institution, The organization was ef- fected by the election of Chief J. J. Galligan, president; Assistant Chief J. J. Barnes, vice: president; Captain D, P, Beach, secretary, and Assistant Chief Charles Salter,treasurer Tho oficers of the association and the captains of each compan, to constitute a bouard of trustees. The constitution and by- Jaws were immediately drafted and adopted, and the style of the new organization will be Known as the “Omaha Paid Firemen's Benev- olent association.” It startsout with a mem- bership of fifty-three, and the dues have been SSOLNEI P R fixed at ity comia @ quarter. 10 is o morito v P 3 rious move on the part of the firemen as it in issioners’ Proceedings. | ¢ 100 000 (o their familics in case of injury or ATURDAT, Jan. 28, 1857, | death, which they could not obtain from any The board met this day: Present And other source. son, Corrigan, Turner and Mr, Chairman. Minutes of previous mectings read and approved. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES, The committce on construction reported the following schedule of salarics for county ing Pat drunkenness yeste ne up on a charge of ay and undertook to explain to Judge Renther the dutics of his oftice, and of the police force generally. His lecture was worth 10 and costs, and he'will 1‘\-\_0 material for the nextone in the county ail. Read, “Held by the citi “Held by a mob," in Sunday’s account of the council meeting. A deputation of the “citi- zens” present, asked the reporter to make this correction for the information of those who did not attend. Those who did, know all avout it. ns," instead of County Con One Fact Is worth a column of rhetoric, said an American statesman. It is a fact, es- tablished by the testimony of thousands of people, that Hood’s Sarsaparilla does s ! cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other dis- ofticers, deputies, assistants, etc., for 1388, 3 i aLe G provided, that in'no case shall the salary of | SHSES and *‘"]‘ longiar ;“;“&' ”0“‘,”“1’;"‘,‘2 such officer and assistants exceed the foes of | State or low ~condition = of C e s blood. It also overcomes that tired feel- ing creates a good appetite, and gives co strongth to every part of the system? Y TREASURER. 1,600 por year One deputy One bookkeep 1,300 per year | Try it One collector. 900 per year T REGISTER OF DEEDS. MORTUARY. One deputy 1200 per year. B el Sne numt e cler! Ly The man_Erickson who died last Friday One general index clork. i night at St. Joseph's hospital, was an em- Oue boy. : » ploye of Armour, in South Omaha. He has no relatives or friends in the city except the One deputy $1,000 per year. men whom he worked with, who, however One recorder 600, knew him but slightly, The remains were COUNTY JUDG| turned over this afternoon to the county One clerk., $1,000 per year. | agent for burial. One clerk S0 " CARLETON. One recorder [T In this city Jan. 29, 1888, Geo. L. Carlton, age 66 years. Funeral from yesidence, 2119 One deputy Two deputi Two jailers, County supt o street, at 2 p. m. Jan. 31, Rock Island, 11k, papers please copy. —_— $000) per year. 700 » 01d pill boxesare spread over the land by the thousands after having been Supt. poor farm A Miltroh at poor fari o emptied by suffering humanity. What Eogineer court house " a muss of sickening, disgusting medi- Janitors, each u cine the poor stompch has to contend ...f,‘,.‘h I"_' the be “paid | with. Too much strong medicine. Prickly Ash Bitters is rapidly and surely taking the place of all this class of drugs, and in curing all the ills aris- ing from a disordered condition of tho liver, kidneys’ stomach and bowels. el i The Press Club, Report adopted. ROADS Allowing the following bills, w0 be baid from the road fund : Samuel J. Fry, work on road Chas. Teitz, work on road. Salathial Richards, work o a Charles Avery, work on road..... a A very successful meeting of the Press Repesadopeed, - Club was held Sunday. Messrs. Henr, Allowing the following bills, to be paid | Yates, Robert Patrick, John M. Thurston fre he general fund and John A. MceShane were elected honorary eral, count, members. A number of eastern papers, do nated by the publishers were placed on file, attorney £200.00 The report of the secretary showed that 50.00 | there is about $130 in the treasury. T he scrvices ws gun 20,00 | next meeting takes place on Sunday, Febra t adopted FINANCE. Instructing the county treasurer to add to the tax list of 1587 the personalty of the Singer manufacturing company ut and of J. E Boyd at §,500. Also W0 change the valuation of ‘personaity of Mrs. L. Angel fhom #125 to §28, Report adopted. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. Wrom C, P Needbam, ex-county-clerk, a8 ary 5. -~ From Childhood Upward, far beyond middle age. the teeth will remain strong and white if standard SOZODONT be daily used. The breath also, often unpleasant in life’s decline, will'continue pure, if this delightfully odorous tooth prescrvative is perullwl ently applicd, The Inspector Makes a Discovery. Plumbing Inspector Duncan ‘made & . fm portant discovery = yesterday as to the cause of 80 much flogding from supposod do. footive or bursted water pipes, At no less than three different places, where adjacent collirs and streets have been inundated from this source, he found that the origin of all trouble was r s work on the part of tho sewer coutr «, who inexcavating for their tiling have sunk their picks into the water pipes. He secured soveral pieces of thus damaged. and will lay the matter the city council at its session this evening, in ord that some may be devised to obviate further trouble of this character, A Drivers' Bad Fall. James Corrigan, a driver of an ice wa fell from h striking on a stone ovs wound. He was carried into Bell's dru store on South Tenth street, where his injury n medical attendance. Afterwiards uth Sixteenth ellence proven in millions of tha f a century, It r o most Healthfal, . Dr, pwder does not contain rongest, Purest an s Cream Baking i, Lime or Alu ICE BAKI == NEW YORK, ELS, Blood, Invi G DYSPEPSIA,CONSTI- disappea its beneficial influence. Itispurely a Medicie| asits m.h‘run proper-| PIIGKHI;L ASH BITTERS CO| § fr.Louisand :‘H‘M Qrry| Nebraska Nafional B ank. U. 5. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Paid Up Capital, - $280,000 Surplus, - - = 80,000 H W. YATes, President. Lewis 8. REkp, Vice-President, A. E. TOUZALIN, 24 Vice-Prosident, W. H. 8. Huautes, Cashier DIRKCTORS. Jony 8, COLLING Lewis 8. REED, A, E. TOUZALIN, w. MoORsE, H. YATES, Banking Office— THE IRON BANK.} Cor. 12th and Farnam A General Banking Business Transacted. Dr. OTTEI_%BOURG 13th & Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb. ~ SPEGIALIST. Nervous, Mental and Private Diseases given to correspondence, by losing postage, Office hours 9 to 12a. m., 2to band7to8 p.m J.W. Barnsdall, M. D Homeopathic Specialist, SURGEON Gynacologist and Obstetrician. Telephone 979, BLOCK, - - RAMGE OMAHA. E.T.Allen, M. D., Homaopathic Specialist, | EYE 0% EAR Spectacles Accurately Preseribed. RAMGE BL’K., OMA 114 W. J. GALBRAITH, Surgeon and Ph!slelan. Office N. W Corner 14th and Douglas St telephone, 485, Itesidence telephione, 565 JOSEPH_GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION, Nos, 303-404--170-004, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. ‘wa cordianty recommend OEOO. GOLD 1878, Aleott & Lhsk, Hudsca. N. ¥, Seid by Druggiow, " DREXEL & MAUL, (Successors to John G. Jacobs.) Undertakers & Embalmers At m;‘;.m hl(‘undhulndl-'u;nnm Hll. nmvr:;&v ‘l‘;-le- &rapl sclicited and promptly atten 3 Teleplione No éfl Two for a Cent And. the best ever made, - Cheap enough, surely, and so good. that those who have used them won't have any others, What are they ? Ath-lo« phn ros Pills, Wha!lre(hoyfor? For disordered Stomachor Liver,Indigest- ion, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Nervous or General Debility, Headache, Lassi- tude, Diseases of Women. They'll take away that tired feeling, give new life and strength. Small and pleas- ant {o take, yet wonderfully effective. Prepared from the formula of an eminent physician, Neatly put up in bottles, and sold by all druggists. THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall 8t., New York. Who Is WEAK, NERYOU T o inhis FOLLY and has TRIFLED away his VIGOR of BO) And MAN g el pon_the FOUNT. IR, WACK AR E, Dread Dreams, WEA K NESN of BASH. NESS (n SOCIETY, i ACE. and all the EFFE AY and [nrhn(\u! 10N ot INNANETY, Lhoui Y O difforence WHAT you “ave taken of WH O has falled to cure you. %~ FEM AL ES sufforing from diseases pect- Har to their pex can consult with the AssutAnco of spoedy rellef and cure. Send 2 cents postage o whdy - for works on your discases. Sasond { conts postage for Celebrnted 1 | Works on Chronic, Nervous and ¥ (| | ®ate Discascs.” Conmulation, porson letter, free. Consult_the old Thoasands enred. Ofices and private. 8T oF THE send for DE. Mate and Fer ench 16c., both {yampe), Beforo onning your case, consult CLARKE, 4 friondly lctter or call may save futiire suflering and add golden yoars 1o life. #@~Book (Secrel) Ere rore,” fc. (stamps). Medicine and_writings fent ‘everywhore, mecure from exposure. Hotirs, 810 8 Sundays, ¥ 012, Address F. D. OLARKE, M. D. 186 So. Clark St. CHICAGO, ILL. Chicago, Milwiukee & St. Paul R'y. The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to ==THE EAST= €WO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND OOUNCIL BLUFFS Chieago, eesAND-ee Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Frecport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other tmportant points Bast, Northeast and Bouthenst. For through ticketa call on the ticket Agent at 1401 nrnum strect, in Paxton Hotol, or at Union Pacitic Vallman Sleepers and the finest DI ng,Garsin the id are run on the main line of the Chicago, Ml . Paul Rallway, and_every atientibn is ngers by courwous ewployes of the "LER, Genoral Managor. " TUCKER, Assistant General Mannager. o v R. CARPENTEHR, General Fassonger and Tk AFSArFORD, Aselstant General Pasonger a Tieket Agent. . 7. CLARR, Génera) Superintendent. O RS MPORTED STALLIONS FORS ALE By reason of East of Chicago, X polnte Wost, Northwest aud Southwost, 16 the true middle link in Shat transcontinentas system which invites aud faoflitatos travel and trafMo between the Atlantio and Pacife. The Rock Islaud matn ltno and branches include Chl- eago, Jolieh, Ottawa, La Sail and Rock Istand, 1h Tilinols} Daverpo Weshington, Fairfield, Ottumwa, Oakalo erty,Towa City, Des Moines, Indianoln, Winteraot, #ie, Knoxville, '‘Audubon, n, Guthrio Contre and Coancll Biufty, in Towai Gallatin, Tronton, 85, aseph, Cameron and Kanas Cit sourl; Lenv. sworth s8d Atehlaon, in Kansasy & bert inneapolls and 3t Paul, in Minnesota; Watertown and Bloux Falls, i Dakots, and hundreds of intermediate oities and towns. 5'The Great Rock Island Rout Guarantees speed, ainty and safo s distinguished for its exeellence. Ite stone and iron, Its track is of solid rfect. 1ta passongor equipment ncea thiat experierice has proved Bliiges arero sicat e ol B Percherons, Clydesdales and_ hire, also home bred colts. Every animal guaranteed a breeder Our stock has been selgeted with reference to Doth individual merit And pedi these horses taken first prize at the N braska State Fe! All our horses are n climated, nnd colts of thefr get can be shows Prices reasonable and easy terms, Is accessibl Ly tho threo lewdtng ratlroads of the sta M. K., E &M, V. and K. ¢ i ity & A AN, York, Neb ‘oaches, elegant Pullman Cars, superb Dining Cars, providing delicious meals, and (betwsen Chicago and 5t. Joseph, Atchison Kansas City) restful Reolining Ohair Oars. Ita maa- agement is conservative, its disciplino exacting *‘The Famous Albert Lea Ro uo"" " or and Bloop! and grasing lands of interior Dakota. the Rock Inland offers st perl e po! Gran)Feoeivo protestion, courtesy and kindiy attention, For tickets, maps, mam, oo.ln of Western Trall, or any desired information, rincipal officos in hs United 7o dreas, at Chicago, GABLE, (%) L! . A, HOLBROOK, B0t o) Manar. mu-n—. Son 00 6 P A0 GRATEFUL---COMFORTIN Epps’s Cocoa BR E AKFAST. wibya thorough knowledge of the natural laws oh govern the operations of digestion and nutrls tion, and by careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cocon, M WED GAUNTLEY 28D, [B14. DR. H. NOBLE, Blair, Neb., Importer and Breeder of Clydesdale, English Coach & Hambletonian HORSES. They aro all fine and In prime condition and can: Kpps hin provided our not fail to suit. They conaist of prize winners and | breakfast tables wiih deilcately fiavared bevarago iand, Cainda wnd this country. Our | Which may save us many heavy do itis s bi o' of Buch atticles of diot the be gradually bullt up until strong. gnoueh to renist every ‘tendency to disease. " Hun: dreds of subtle maladios are floating around us ready toattack wherever there 13 & woak hoint. Wo ma, escape m Al KAt by Keeping oursolver fortitied -u{. Tpire, blowd &hd" & properly nourished f 1 Berv| inzotte. iminly with bojling water or milk. Sold only In WIS pOUAG Ly by Grovars Iabelod Thus: JAHBS BPPS& l.r[].. Homwopathic Chemists, LONDON, ENGLAND. DRUNKENNESS Or the Liouor Habit, Positively Cnredl Administering Dr. Haines’ Golden by the judicious conatitition may 4 horkes will wuit you. Write for pri i icuiars. BInir in 26 miles north of Omala, St e, MV IR and ¢ SR WO R FOR SALE. The Standard-bred trottingstallion ALARIC No. 2083 by Cuyler (sire of Elvira Day Dream 2:21%, Algath 2:23, also the di u nr Patron 2:14) by Rysdyk's Hambletontun. 1st Aam Ethel Golddust, (full ‘sister of Zilcadie ) by Old Golddust (sire of Lund flve others with records be- dam (the dam of Zilcadio Imported Seythian, 30 dam Sally Rus: grand-dam of Maud 3) by Boston, was bred by J. C. McFerran, Loul Golddust trial 2: Lucille 163 Alaric ville, Ky., foaled 1880, 153 hands high, welghs 1150 pounds: hefs a rich gold dust somest and most stylish horse in the west. ncolor und the hand: He will outshow anyb horse on the str Specifie. the show ring, lias 1o r perfectly gentie on the road or in the stable, has | ut Tt can be given in a cup of coffee or tea witho no vices and is_warrant in everypar- | e-the knowledige of the 1 (aking it; absolut ticnlar. He will be sold v The horse | dly harmless, and wil t a permanent an is in this city, espeedy cure, whether the patient 1 a moderat Address DR. C. W, HAYES, fdrinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands o drunkards have been made te have taken Golden Specific in t it their knowledge and -ll arinking of their FAILS.” The syste mipregnated with the Bpectfic, it becomes an utter, fmpossibility tor the liquor appetite to exist. For sale by Kuhn & Co., 16th and Dou 5 5ts. and 18th and Cum- ing sta. Omaha, A.D. Foster & Bro,, Counctl Blufts, Ia. J. B. HAYNES, rate men who coffee with- iove t it 1T NEVIER .Ilm and Lake Streets- B. FALCONER AND FISHER BRO! For Localized Rheumatism, Bciatica, Neuralgia, Pleurisy, Lung and Chest Difficulti Hackache, Spine und Hip Dix BENSON'S -—OFFICIAL— ISTHE Doy wmvago, sprans, K- | STENOGRAPHER, vous Action of the Heart, Third Judicial Distriet, 3 CHAMBER OF COMMERC E. THE OMAHA BEE, ———DELIVERED 70— ANY PART OF LINGOLN BY CARRIER FOR— 20 Cents a Week. Seven papers & week. Send your order to the office, 1029 P Slml. Ganital Hnlel Building Easily digested; of the finest flavor. A heart beverage for & strong appetite; a delicate drinl for the sensitive. ‘Thoroughly Wwsted ; nutritious palatuble; unexcelled in purity; no unpleasant after effects, Requires no bolling, SOLD BY W.R.BENNETT &CO. OMAIIA, DB o. R & SONS, I'HILAI)HIAI’HIA, PA. F Annu PREE. HOW 10 At ~WEA MEN ADE &RONO MARSTON 60,19 Park Fisse, AewTorka Cramps, Lameness, or Weakness of th Muscles, Severe Aches, Paing and Stitches, Inflanmnation, and all malidies for whick Porous Plasters, Liniments, Medicated Oils, Saives, Oint: ments and_Lotions have been found useful. Heware of imi- tions and worthlesy substi- tutes thut may be offered. Ask for & lenson’s Plaster” and take 1o sub- stitute under names similar AVOID to 'Capseine’’ or any other IMITATIONS, £ WE x_n m.q-e.l- Stiffness Joints or -BEST- PLASTER! bird g P'm.,. ‘lnully :uvnn in e Sanden Electric Co. 100 Laf GLUCK & WILKINSON. THE CAPITOL HOTEL LINCOLN., NEB. Totel in the frst-olnes. all pohcal Hel ud public gatler 4% kP BOGGEN Proprictos