CES , VAN TOR'S MANIFESTO ,
Nebraska Fannon Advised to Repudiate All
Party LsadeiE.
BUGLE BLAST TOE A BOLT ) EIOE.
.Antl-MonojMjlMsi Scored
for Their Phlfllly to Tarty ami
Iterated Cor Stand I nc By it
Not a Candidate.
X * M April 34. ISpsdul Tel- !
eprmn UtTnr Br.r. ) Although It in in tbe ,
; ol tbe fanners' IKIK.T s < m , over TIKI I
of the sturdy toilers t rned out to hear exI I
Senator VanWjcksiieak , The day was jieri i
feet Hnd the peneral wa nt his lient. Some j
tllwippoiutment manifB&twlwn Chairman
Cralp annouiiO'd that Preh-Weut Powers wits '
unable to ! * in attendance. The peneral lit the {
ojicnlnp of his Kpeoeh expressed his gratitude i
to Butler ttmuty as the banner county in the j
vote for hiii. in the M-nbtorial contest three
year * apo. He then KjKike ns follows.
Tin- heart n < l hralii of thUrpoople have not
for u quarter of u century bi-eu HO thomnchly I
iinmsod as tb'-y urcat thiHtiuie. And thin not |
for n inert' w-iitlmcnt , tmt for redress for i
wrongs , relief from oppression , which is im- j
Ji reri hinp your families and imiKirilinc j-our
Lotncs. not to reHpue millions Irom African )
ftervltutle. but to redeem from n despotism us
uxuctinp , but more pulliuc and ubjwt liecHtise I
ImpoMHl in n nieasure by your own uetirr (
a si UineP. or passive ucquiwence , throuch '
your rtmfiduntv and eomijit niid brilx-d bo- ]
trovnl on the part Of your repreHeiitatireR.
ror the first time you fully reHli/e your
liujilesB and almost holples.8 condlticm. Corj j
jKii-ation orpaiif. iieknoxvludire it , proffer usniBt- I
auee und nre villmp to liear your complaints I
to their lords und. masters nnd will usk for
sut-h Hid UF tueymny bewiUiuc to grant
tlinniirh their uttomeys and btrikers by the
maemuei ? of conventions , but your ullepi-
nnce must lie rawnlzed by exhibitlup your
inunucles In the political temple where their
bJch priest * alone adinlulgter nt the altar
Mejnbers of oonKress und Uuited States
senators admit and imbHcly jitwluim it at
'VVa'-hinplflu liven Senator Sanford , i T .i-
Ceut of the Cent nil Pnoiiic , and others , the
most pipintie and heartlass of all the i obbci
.Toads which huve bK-n dra-\vinp the nation1 *
blood , be advances n theory to place more
money within it-uuh of the people , htill leav-
inp-unchecked the pi-oat devil fish of coniora
tiotiK to clutch it. Jt did not occur
to him to suspend the daih plunder
by Us roads , and for hlmandhls confederates
to restore the millions frondnlenUv taken
And thus senators month after inoiitu liuneut
nnd liewail and apparently with earnestness
cry out * . " "What snail we do to save the people
ple ? " and pi-iK-ced industriously todoniithluir
Even some of the iiieml > ers of the tiiinsportii- :
lion boui'd of this state at onetime denounced ,
the eharpes as i-oblK'ry , and then turned in I
their well paid positions and went to sleep ,
"Within a fw weeks the same board assured I
railroad managers of the destitution of the
jieople ; that banlmiptcy WHS starmc them in
the face ; that remedial action wus inrjKsru-
tive. and then re-fused to discharge the duties
winch their oaths and the comts imposed.
A feuduys ape Kl cents pel KKi jKiundwns
cliarped fur hauliur household irnods from
Sewurd to Unadilta , fifty-four milts. The
Chicaeo , BurlmcUra & Quincj , which onvns
the B. & M. ; makes it rules irom Chicago w >
tlie MisHoun nver , and it demands about (10 (
cents for that WO miles , and m Nebraska Tit )
cents for fifty miles , and the board , which
bus so muehVympiithy foi fanners , permits
.
j The condition then exists , and is known of
avU men , and ther seek to relieve you with u
theoi-j merely. The preut question coufniits
youWhul shall be done for your protec
tion ? " Each itiuu must answer for himself.
Do not put tiul question hi the Iceepinp of the
lenders , Inisses or nups , which have ln-eu or
muj be drawn under the subtle or financial
influence of corporations. There can li
unlv one safe coupe to pursue
and your own judgment \vill bd your bc-st ud-
viaor.
Yon remember our fathers. Avitbout repre
sentation , were taxed a iK'uny u jiouud on tei\ ,
much less than is taken from you eveiTT hour
Jn the day and iiipht. They remonstrated ,
petitioned and bepped , just as you have been
dohip , Uaviup the sumo criH-rionce nore-
PulLs. Only one course was oK-n. und they
saw and boldl.v entered it Trieuds , pnod
friends , advised them to acaiu petition the
crowu. not to break \vith the kmp , and pic
tured the dreadful consequences ol rebellion , j
but they cured not for such consequences
The kiup was the cause of the wroup , but for
him the oppression bad not existed and there
wus no suietv in farther humiliation They
threw the tea u > Boston burlier , defied the
woveitjipn nnd Anieriea was free. You cun
pnifit trom tlieir CAanj ; > lc. Relief and safety
lie hi only one path. Althouph Ineiid , peed
friends may advise you to apuin iK'tition , hep ,
I'ouiouj.tnite ivith thut power , the machiuej-y ,
which if it did not create could have pre-
\-euted your deju'ession ; you cannot depend
UjKin them
Parties , often so necessary in a republic ,
sometimes In-como despotic und ntied rebuk
ing. In the nation you have tried both ; in
the state your fortunes huve In-en allied to
one. Year by year you have been vainly hoping
for u return of justice , but all your "liopes
like de.ud sea fruit have turned to ashes on the
lips. " You liuye demanded more honest tax
ation , more striupeat usury laws and bettor
enforcement , less extortion in railroad
churpes . At the ballot box you asked for the
abolition of the transiKirtation board.
Every petition was spurned in convention
nud lefrisluture.
Kuowiup thut further appeals to party
were useless in utter defpidr you orcunbed
Jor one purpose : a fair return for your pro
ducts , the protection of your families , the
preservutl&n of your homes. You made it
non-partisan , outside and above all party or-
panuuition , that men of all creeds and no
creeds , ipnorinp party lines and not iuteudiup
to strenpt hen or assist either of the old par-
tics could meet topether nnd exercise their
judgment and jwwer at the ballot box. For
that object nearly fifteen hundred alliances
have organized and fifty thousand farmers en
rolled. You huvc the strength already with
the elements that will fipht with you to sweep
the stute and carrj triumphantly nearly every
county.
You well know in this Butler county if you
unfurl your banner , march with the magic
step of shoulder to shoulder , nominate your
wn men -without regard to party , requiring
only that they have always been true on the
muln question you will elect every man on
the ticket. With few exceptions such would
lie the result in every county in the state
Then why hesitate with timid fear and slavish
subjection ! Is not any snppestlon leading
you back to the old taskmasters ,
whether from their slick tonpued and
npile cappers or from earnest thouph
over cautious friends , full of dunperl You
are safe now why court renewed disaster and
defeat by a policy questionable at least and
iusurinp'unotber wreck ? You are now flee
ing from the oppression of the Phui-uohs. and
ut the edpe of the wilderness with the prom
ised luud Just l > evond and there is uu ominous
sound to the invitation which bids you halt ,
rotrucc your steps and return to the hard-
fchi | > s you were endeavoring to cscupe
The dinleulty is that some excellent pentle-
jneu. und apparently more republican than
alliance men , desire to obtain what you de-
muud.hut oul throuph the party to which
they belong and if not swuml there then to
luil entirely. But if they make the eflort in
republican primaries and conventions with
out success , the bitter end will Imvorse thun
the fii-st. He * * is n more dangerous risk than
you will cure to assume. Do the irMiUamcii
who have ist > ut d th anti-uiouoi lj pnxsliiiuu-
lion pixiiKise lu advance to enter a republican
omiveuuou make the fipbt to control it and
.nw siKxfodUip to tKilt aud uttenijit some
other M'luinn1 ? If they take th t grxiuud in
jidvuuit- they would not probably pwin udiuis-
bleu iutotlie t-ouvoiit4onwhich to tutnn seems
the htphokt jmlitu-u ! pHviloiw und duty.
But you are 1 < " much ha ew ei > t to usuum *
Any siu-U rink or taigupt ) in uuM'beuie thut
iuietit drug > < m down fwm tbe
bcild uiid uuiuly utiitude you shoulii oc uny.
There HK > tnrideutly nifu not in tbe ulliumte
cutWHlwiUou but in Uie tvpuhlimu pany who
hi itUy il * iiw the p lly to eliauipUni and
Mwura you ! uMMu > ur * . tmt with them juirty
it. iuuiutuulMU' . the idul which uiust not lie
lutiUnu , mid if it iffusti the di'niutiiis of tbe
juxiple us it hut. ] HtfbifcteuUy duue for ycurs ,
' whut Uwvif 'J'Ucy uud you must keep party ,
r' ttU'p uud follow along like little dogk uudtir I
the T * ujTow. j
Whttt U < < < ntt , , nf t > s nou-uirUsiui allianoe j
If the reiHiWcuus h y to thwlr deHiooratic
brcturtui - \ \ now propose to obtain ourde- ,
winds inily thnmgh the rttpublicuu party uud
- be pieu ixl to Live you to with ui .
tl.crr ( at. t * is M1 b * flat action your
aliiaticf is pone prncticali. c ? sbanded Dcra-
c-rat * would retun. U. th .r olfl rump * ftnui
mjioratuiii * uraiu trjuniph nijfl ft * tisua. rule
with a rod of inm
Why did not tliepartA prevent thin injus
tice * Mnny of Us hart tn > d vored in and
( ml of PPtiMtu for years , thoucrh oontuiivsly
und rotrn rii to wewe JvsUce hi id the
party aini Mime of the pwnttotnon who n w
favor an anti-moooply annex did not wwirtw * .
InUMTP now more certainty of sowww. . witkin
the jHirty f Tiwre are no mow retmbUrau *
liwioe to aid republhitn primaries Mid etmren-
tlotii , while oojx ratioiis are stronger in re-
BOBtt * * anil money.
But th 7 riuhn there is to be a
new birth , that ttee I rty is to lie
born aiTBtn. They will do wall
to rotnenilwr tVmt the mwwnves
on that iKOTinioii in th Units , of tin ? Jurarf-
| itos will I * MutitK < t to th * control of the Uk
nuidUTS. and they wiU also remenib > r tlmt
apparently there i not tliat t ler solicitude
in the lieaveiif. . or the lilje wvweiir * tbe
Egyptians J possessed to recwruize a divine
command
Some gentlemen nt Uncoln Issued a ford- _
ble protect , which commencod. "rechnp
that the time has come when an earnest piv-
test hiuld l > e made uraiust the domination
of corporate powerlntherepublicauparty "
The fact i that the time csimc years aro. has
not only comebut pone , for pixitestinp. > lore
than tiixitest ! needed now. The feelinc
should have lieen cjri * rienccd earlier , but the
lioojile have lone IK en doiur Just what those
peutienien ( advise and with uo it" < ulti. This
proclHinatioc 1 s-avs mitn > tnwthmtrs That
"republican platforms are unredeemed , "
that "railroad cotrofutioiis hove for years
< x > utrollod our ivjiublicnn conventions , our
lepislatiu-es j and. the oBleen of our state. " re
fers to the .shameful defeat of .ludre Keese.
when the treasurer of the B. & M. railroad
company railroad attorneys , division up"r-
inteudents. j roiidmusters and section bosses
bv ' passes , and other means induced many
countv delepates to violate the instructions of
their county conventions in favor of .ludcre
Keese J ; " "a part of the cm-nines of the rail
roads uii ! hemp used to subsidize
the J public press * ' "we ns.lt you in
the name of an outraged party"
( thej- should have said an outraced people
aeaiiist the act * of an outraptid partv ) "to
rally onoe more for relief at your republican
J caucust * and primaries and wrest li-om the
hands of the paid attorney * the powers that
tb y have usurjied and used for your oppres
sion "
A just and faithful indictment.
Many of yon for years have been doing
what is recommended until yon have become
weary In well doinp You mipht have suc
ceeded then hud the blind eyes and deaf ears
of ninny republicans been earlier ojieucd ,
while in fact you. from weariness and de
spair , have \HMI > forced to another strupple
where vou have made pledpes to allies and
brethren from other parlios and you xvill
probably not rousent to lie arraiirned iu the
future as the republican party is today with
pledges unretleemod. 3s such u party liy its
known leaders a suitable place to invite earn
est men who hare more at issue than the
mere triumph of party which for years has
enriched corporations bj despoillnfi the people
ple ? Before itivitiup them into u etnifr uiice
whei-e such iuitjuitics we sure to be con
tinued. U .e peutlemeu should be assumd
that the teeth have lieeji drawn andthecluws
( lipixid of the monst r corji'irntioiis and not
ruthltjssly thrust tli < timid and conserva
tive auti-iiionopolistuito the den prcjiart-d for
victim's with no uvonue of ei-capc.
Xo , my fneticli , vou must know that the
only field ixhorc you Will have the udvuntace
of youi i-esouix--s. the votes of the masses
whicli corporations cannot buy , is at the bul-
iot box. Any proposition to have your power
first filtered through any scheme or machinery
is fruupht with dunper. Xo mutter under
what pretext and by whom. It will be the
same old enemy , fully equip ] 'd. entrenched
on his old field. You must dislodtre him. and
the anti-monopoly pentlemeu well know that
up to date the Ethiopian has not changed his
skin nor the leopard his sK _ ts.
The railroad organs , in both parties will take
up the usual lumeut and howl "deniacosue"
and that "VanVyck is seeking an oflice. "
That has been their stock in trade these
many vears. Durini : all which years they
know I huve been urging the doctrines and
measures yon are advocating today .
Now , 1' desire to relieve you and myself
from all ernUirassment and suy to yon , as
well as them , that 1 am not u mndidate for
Any office , thut I hnvc not and under no cir
cumstances will by word or act Jo anythmp
to make myself n candidate. The principles
you advocate I did for years when they were
hot popular Convention after convention re
jected then. Let it lie your duty to make
them the corner stone. I am today as san
guine of the success of the policy here sug
gested as formerly I was that the principles
would filially triumph ,
"When nature laltei-s and requires help , re
cruit herrnfeebled energies with Dr. .1 H.
Mcleim's Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier. tfl.OU jwr bottle ,
MCIIUKKING POSTAL , CLJSTIKS.
The HeMilts of Delaying ; tlie Erection
ol'llio Post oflice ,
"The 'Bluck Hole" of Calcutta , where they
confined prisoners until they were stifled by
the impure air , could not ba worse than our
present postoftlce mailing room , " said an em
ploye of Uncle Sam who passes all his work
ing hours in that place
"Over seventy-five men are crowded into a
room originally intended lor half that num
ber. We ai'O not only so cramped for
space that wo are handicapped in our
worn , nut tne air becomes so impure
that the health of the clerks bus become vis
ibly affected. During the past year I can't
recall u sinple week in which tuore has not
been n number of employes ill. During the
past winter not a sinple person working in
this room has escaped sickness. At present
four clerks ure sick uud a number of others
indisposed , but cannot stop work because we
cannot spare thorn.
"Look ut thi ; dingy , dark room. At mid-
duv , even , we roust huve thirty gus Jets burn
ing and there is u constant smell of escaping
gas. It is unbearable here in winter , be
cause there is positively no ventilation. The
room is roustiuply hot ouo min
ute and tlie next probably the
great doors are swung topea to throw
in the mail , and the cold uir rushes in
producing colds , catarrh , pneumonia and
rheumatism. Even the healthiest man who
conies here is bound to yield to the deadly
air , uud it only takes a few months to pive
him a aicldy. spiritless appearance. If the
peraons who havelieen delaying the construc
tion ef the new postoftiee wore told thut they
were parties to the slow murder of nearly u
hundred hard working , conscientious em
ployes they would indignantly deiij such an
accusation . But such is nevertheless the
case " _
DEATH OF CHAIUiES ISAACS.
Sad Closing of tbe Career of a Brljjbt
VOIIIIK Business Man.
Charles H , Isaacs of the firm of Bliss &
Isaacs , this city , dlod Wednesday at Blooming-
dale asylum , New Yori after an illness of
two years.
The deceased come to Omnha tweuty-f onr
j-ears ago , and reeled here coutiiiuouBly un
til taken east by his friends for tittatment.
He was considered one of the brightest , most
intellectual young meu of this community ,
so nctit e , enerpotic and enterpi'isinp that ,
after poinp into buidm > s , the mental fttruia.
coupled with extreme hard work , shuttered
his mind.
His relatives jilaccd him under the most
skillful medical cult1 to IKfoiuid , but nothing
could IH > done to relieve tlie sufferer until
death finally resulted.
Mr. Isaac * was thirty-seven years old and
unmarried. H leave * two sisttirfc , Mrs Prud
McUtttiuell uiulMist Lurie Isuucs , us w n us
a host of very wurui friends u mourn his
loss , The itui'i&iiis will lie brought to OmitUw
uud interred in FwruM Lawn etWHAery. li U
expvctud thut tbe fuuerul will tike pluue next
Sunday.
Change of life , buxskotiUe , ruouthly irrepu
luritie * , hot fi .bt * aw ouwd by Dr. Mile * .
Nervine. Frue sambos at Kahn & Co. ,
and Douglas.
V Cram ] .
Nicoli & Co , ddBtd Uie deal yesterday whioii
pivot , ttiwai a hWM and one yeur'fc manage-
HHMit from Muy 1 of tbe Grund ofiera boukc.
Thy paid tbe rent j e.terday.
TtiU BHM < UJ > a Vwwpiup change of affairs
about that pluce of auiUHummU L W. MihW
rtrtirtKi ami Mr. K tU axjiocts Ui ivtuitt iwro
as the locul uiuuaptir It is. uudttrstinKj that
Georpe Klngkbury. a y ry bright vouug jnau
who atteudi. U ) the uJv u-Uili. , will 1 * iv-
tuinod.
GOES BACK OX ITS RECORD ,
How the County Board Revised Its Predeeos-
BSI'S Award.
THE OOUMT ATTORNEFS AIDS
Tlie Commissioner * lime Decided
that He OuRlit to be Allowed
nt Lrt-aM Two Ae-
slstnnts.
"The other commissioners have pnt their
foot into it arain. and deep , too , J piest , " re
marked Ctmnty Commissioner O'Keeffe
yesterday.
"I was awoy at the last aieetinp and they
went te work and allowed a claim that never
should have imssed in till the world und which
opens up the way for a hundred others.
There wasn't a word said to me about it If
there hud been I would have enlightened
them a big bit on the subject
"I refer to that .1. M. Parker. Florence ,
business. Last Auirust the board located
road No. ! l D. Parker came in for danmros
all right enough The appraisers placed them
nt $17ii. The committee on roads , Turner ,
Corrican and I. allowed only * lM ! > . 'Ji , which
wus liberal Our report WHS adopted , liut
Parker made a bip kick for the amount srt by (
the appraisers , and refused to take the warrant - i
rant lor M'JO.'J.'i , nnd it's IK-CU lying in the .
county clerk's oflice ever since. I
"Saturday a resolution allowing tb '
difference of f" > 4 TTi , which of course gives
Parker the tlTTi. went through but
von can just bet that they will hear a big
kick from me when it comes up on the appro- |
print Ion sheet nest meeting. I
"Xot onlv will it open up n flood of other ,
claim.s for live vears back , but the action was j
dead against the luw. |
" 7'he statutes state thut any applicant for ,
damages claimed to be caused by tbe estul > -
llshment of n mad may appeal from the final
d'-cisiou of the county hciurd to the district
court of the county in which the land lies ; ,
but notice of such apical must be sen-ed on j
the county clerk within twenty days aftcrthe .
decision is made * I
"There was no appeal made from the d eisi i
ion of the-board , and the board didn't huve
the slightest rirht to allow the money. What
some of ther-0 new fellows here on this board '
don't know about law and the pro ] > er way to
do thincs would make n mighty big book. I
Some of them suy , so I hear , that the fact |
that Parker didn't take his warrant and that .
all the others did , made some difference. It j
don't make a particle of difference Every I
man who has evei bud his appraisement cut
down by the board can nwv come in here and !
demand t Hut the board puy him the differ
ence , and he would have just us peed grounds
for claiming the difference as Parker had " '
M.VHONEV'S A5 > IST ANTS.
They Will Re Ileappolnt'ed by the
County CommU-ioiiei" ' .
That very sudden and decisive thrust at
retrenchment made by the county commis
sioners about three months nco in the matter
of legal services has been considered and is
understood as steadily proving to have been a
very unwise move.
It will be rememli"red thut all of the county
attomej "s , deputies , three in uumtwr. were
instantly cut off by the county board
"When'interviewed on the subject soon after
the cut , those who voted in its favor would
boldly give but one uuswer Thut answer
wus about this :
"Why , it will of course be the creut saving
of H.'iO'a mouth K > 0 apiece for each of the
three deputies "
Three months huve passed and H'-Oin regu
lar salaries have been saved. During those
three months , however , the court bus lK > en
compelled to uppoiut attorneys to assist Mr.
Mahoney , and their services will cost more
thnn $ TiW (
Mr Mahouey said that he calculated hehad
lost fifteen duys Unit he hus lieeu absolutely
unable , owing'to the press of weighty crim
inal mutters outside , to keep the court i-un-
iiiuc. Every one of these fifteen duys meant
twelve juro'rs and one bailiff idle lit an ex
pense of f2 a piece IK'Icliiy , making a total of
$ ai a duy. Pilteeu times JJO ure sp10 ! lost
richt there.
There huve been witness fees to the ex
tent of K 0 lost on account of Mr. Muhoucy
being called suddenly away
Still another Item is this , thut tbe trials of
ten persons have li ° en continued to the
next term ol court which could huve gone
ahead durmir this one but for the action of I
the commissioners |
The additional time necessarily spent by ! , I
these prisoners iu the county jail will uvei-
uge forty days apiece. This is equivalent to
one person "for 4K ( ) duys At JI5 cents
a day , the total amount is M-W.
" .Now , " buys Mr. Muhoney , "calling the
compensation a standoff , there is a total of
STidO which the county has lost iu the.se three
mouths * In addition to all this the civil busi
ness Is way way behind almost hopelessly
behind. "
At last , however , the commissioners , some
of them at least , have come to sue the utter
folly of thlb action which wnut into effect
February 1 , hist. Messrs. O'Keefle , Turner
and Corrigan have decided that they
will vote to pive the -county attorney two
and probably three assistants ut the same or
greater salary than hud been paid before the
cut-off It is also quite possible that special
counsel of the best order will he allowed Mr.
Mahouey in the trial of the .Tones murder
suspects Commissioner O Keeffe ex-
pttased himself as preutly iu fuvor of this
idea , us he considers thut the county attorney
will be inoi't ! or , less hainjiercd with outside
business all the time that Iseal , Suelleuberger
and Sherman are bemir tried.
When asked what he would probably re
quest of the board iu the way ol help , Mr.
Mahouey said :
"In the first place , it is simply
impossible to pet anything else
but boys us assistants when the
sularv is only $50 a mouth I huve been fortu
nate in the past in being able to pet peed at
torneys as assistants here who happened to
circumstanced so thut they could take eure
of the police court business in addition to
then-own practice Icauut.t dothatnow After
looking the mutt er all over 1 am ccm vmcod that
we should huve not less than t\voS75 a mouth
meu for Oiuuha and one for South Omaha
As to the latter J think 1 can get a sufficiently
capable man down then- for JTiO a month "
It was learned that the ttSMstants will be
appointed within ten duys and that the board
will take initial acuuii on the matter at its
nest mooting.
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
is onlv put up in large two-ounce tin boxes ,
nnd is an absolute cure for all sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands and all sldn eruptions
Will iwsitlvelv eure all kinds of piles. Ask
for the OIU&LNAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Uoodmau Drug company at
! > cents IK.T hoi.bv mail UB cento.
HKKK'S AXOTIIKK I\\Rlt
Placed at tlie Disposal of Uie Park
Comtiiisvioner.s.
Tbe park commtw-ionew are announced to
ineot today with the real estate exchmipe
to o < msider the proffer of a new park in the
southwestern portion of the city.
The propo-itioB cornea through D C. Pat
terson , V. D Caldwell. Eil Peycke , Mar
Meyer , the Paulseu beirs uud John H. Levy.
They propase to donate to the city a park
of thirty-one ueivs aud a a 0 foot park-way
crtondiiiK fraoi tUo sdutliwuBt ooruer of
Hausoow jiark U > Itusta-'h. pwk. The prouud
for the jurk bus bwm doUMUtd. The prouud
for tii * boulwwid or "purk-way , " u * tbe
dmiMors pji'fer U > call it , has bawi
douHtud fi < ou Hu ' 1'urk to a juiiiit wtt of
Uwiirtit A. Lyuiuu's additiur Tb *
I
tikk tuut Ui dty and ctmuty uke tbe I
wiry bU i to tsiudeiuu the u ce Miry iB I
lor tke ertausion f'f the i irk-way from till * ,
point eu t u > 7'Juits < ifowi fctriwt , twar tbe
uiruer of Huuscorn jwrk Tbe citj i * sosu rp-
qulred Ui h ve tbe park-way praded wiUiiu
wpW < tju HMiuUib from tlie duw of < UM ) itatMir
of tbe ] nxia vd jHU-t. Tbe park-war ut > j x > -
will IM two mid uutt-Uidf uill * * m
'
A l'leasliiK S
of h uHk and strtwpUi reww + id aud of eu
uud oomfort fullowt. Uie uw of Syrup uf I' pk ,
us H uct in tiunnauy iritu iisture cffdrtuiUJy
( ik uustin - ! v u < iuH'UtHi cobtire or bilkms.
Far itle iu 50c uad Vi uctUHi by ail drtig t t ,
SONS 01
The Nutleni of the New Orsanlrntlon
HOII * of the Itertrtmion.
Ther - was a meetinc cf'tiif ' Nebraska as-
tiiHiHl Mvirty of Sou * nf thii Amerlcau revo-
luttim at the nffloe of r r. Miller in the New
York tUt bnUdttur yp kTdiij : tiKirnlnp.
It w s first HitrrfS tlntttuU tb g nU w i
pres it Nboald b pfe ui * to be qualified
lor mrrubr ) hlp. ,
ThotniM A , Crdpb ww Delected te j > armrr
cbnirmati and N J. Burahato tmp9n rT Mfo-
' rotary
The * present iver * : . . . . , _ ,
' C S Cbu * " . TlKKBus" A Crripb. , .Tota A.
i McMntThy. 3. C. W11 K , P. L. Perm * , Talbot -
bet D Dddkta. Fvlreufcr'n. Raslu WlUlsm
B. Blifre. DJd Van Bttwi. Edmnud BHrt-
1MU Clarke Gnpen. Albion M , Dyer. Luther
M. Halms. Edmund N. Burtlutt , AV.W. Om -
land. Nathan I. Burham und Georpe L. Mil
ler , proxy for Dr. ABowcn
A eotmidttee on orpaniratitm was appointed
ponsi tinp of the follotvinp peuUomen : C S.
Chase. Omaha : C H Ocer. Llimoln : F. T.
Burkett. Sewurd ; A. Bowen.Nobruska City :
P L. Pcrine A. M. Dyer , S K Hush , W. B
Blrpe nnd E. M. Bai-tlett , Omaha.
7'his wimmlttee vriH meet Saturday at 5
p m ut room 812 , Ne\v York Life buildfup.
' The temporary orpaulmtiim then udjouraed
to nu-et at s o'clock Saturday evening at the
Parton hotel cafe.
'
ThoKev Wm. Stout , \Viaiton.Ont. . states-
After being ineffectually treated by seventeen
different dot-tors for scrofula and blood di.sI
dlseiise. I was cured by Burdock Blood Bit
ters. Write him for proof.
The Fair Association's Taxes.
The Omaha Fair association held a meeting
yesterday afternoon. The meeting wus held
for the purpose of discussing the affairs of
j
he association , or , rather , one phase of
them.
Jt is well known , that the association is in
debted to the city in the sum of about .CT.IKIO
for taxes on its property. An effort was
made to have the council cancel this debt
some weeks UFO. but the plan was uot suc
cessful , lu consequence the association can
not dissolve until this difficulty is straight
ened out.
The meetiuc yesterday wus devoted entirely
to the discussion of this question. The mem
bers were unanimously of the opinion thnt
their property should not be taxed , us it WHS
used lor ucricniturul purpo-es , nud the luw
says property used for such purposes shall lie
exempt. It wus stated that there was not a
fuir ground in the state which paid taxes. No
conclusion wus reached , nud it was announced
thut n meeting would be called some time
next week to consider the matter furthei.
Now Contes House. Kun. City.
Absolutely lire proof. Finest and lanrest
hotel in Kansas City. Unexcelled in its up-
poin tin cuts-
Not Identified "With the Scheme.
In the notice of tbe filinc of articles of in
corporation of the Merchants' river line for
uuvipatinp the Missouri , which was published
a few days uiro , W. A. Parton was nuinod as
the second vice president and W. H. Crary
as secretary. These two names were writ
ten on the asticles of incoi-jioration with a
lead jiencil and wen.- both written in the same
handwritimr.
Mr. Crai ? was asked lust nicht if be nnd
been made secretary of the company , and he
replied thut he bud notTbe position had
Ik-en offered to him , hej saiJ. but he had de
clined it und wus not identified in any way
with the company in questri" He said liis
name bad b eu written lu by some person in
order to ] oc their memory and had not been
erased. '
Mr. Crary also said that he was positive
Mr. Paxto'n was not interested in the Mer
chants" river line company und had not au
thorized the use of his name.
Starch crows sticky common powders have
a vulcar plare Pozzoai's is the only Complex
ion Powder fit for use.
The Ohio Club.
A large number of the members of the
Ohio club met in the parlors of the Paxton
last nirht for the purpose of perfectinp
arraupemeuts for the holdnip of the annual
banquet. Darine the eveimrg four memliers
were admitted , which now makes a member
ship of over two hundred , with flW ( in the
treasury.
It was decided to hold the banquet on May
S und extend a peneral invitation to members
and their ludie uud all ex-residents of Ohio
who desire to become members of the club.
Those who desire to boc-unie members cun do
so by c.illuip on the secretary , Mr. W. W.
Slubauph.
The banquet last season demonstrated the
fact thut the club is a success , and this year
it is the intention to outdo all former efforts
in the way of entertaining and passing : un
enjoyable eveuiup.
Burdock Blood Bitters taken after eatinp
will relieve any feelinp of weight or over ful
ness of the stomach Sold everywhere.
Culver and l''Iemin j Il < > lea ed.
The case against Ed Culver and Mitchell
Fleiiiinp.the two men who were charged with
rolllnp Sveii Lmfoos for his wealth on Cut
off island last Sunday , wus tried in the police
court yesterday afternoon and both defend
ants were released , Sveu beinp unuble to
prove they were the parties who g-ot his
money.
Dr. Eirney. practice limited to catarrh
ah diseases of uo-e and throat. Bee
Tlio Keeelier Kim' * lOOth Anniversary
About 1.00(1 ( persons gathered around
the old elm tree which b lands on tlie
corner of Church und Chapel streets to
celebrate tbe lUUth anniversary of the
netting out ol the tree by Thadtleus
15 eeher suy * u New Haven dispatch to
the New York Sun. The city ling wa.- >
ilown from the liberty pole on the green
and the tree itself was decorated with
flags and bunting. K. C. Beecher , one
of the descendants of Thaddoub Beecher.
delivered an oration , in which he re
ferred to the fact that the tree was setout
out on the day Benjamin Franklin died.
Knthaniel S. English , aged seventy-
eight. 1he husband of one of Franklin'-
granddaughters , was present and took
part in the ceremonies. Mr. Beecher
had an appropriate inscription placed
onthetr.e. _ _
The Only One.
The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway is , the only line running solid
vc-stibuled , electric- lighted and steain
heated trains between Chicago , Council
Blufls and Omaha.
The Iterth reading lamp feature in the
Pullman sleeping fiu * * run on the- * ' lines
it. . patented and canned be used by any
other railway company. Jt is the great
improvement ol the ayo. Try it and be
convinced.
Sleeping carti leave the Union Pacific
dejiot , Omaha , at 6 p. mt daily , arriving
at C'hicago at V'M : a. m. Pas-.engci-e
talcing this , train are not corajK-llod to
get out of the cars at Council I51ufi and
wail for the train to Ins cleaned. Get
tickets and bleeping car lierths ut Enion
ticket otliee , 1601 Fttrtuua ht.
F. A. ? > ASn , Gen. Agt.
J. E. PJiESTOX Pass Agt.
The Young Man in 7'oliiic-h.
If the wttion would rtminin free , i P
young men must be th # mci-t imjKirtat t
factor * in its politics said its
w < yCiiituutvV Deww } in hi >
Diiwer SjiiHtche " They alune ; pinsess
the element which overturns rings and j
upsets w mbluuti < m Kud nil other arti- ;
iicikl wtiMlionb for tbe * .uppre siun of
] iO ] lHr srtutiment. They Hkmt * po-s > ss
thnt quality w uttt'tts iiry at titues where j
audacity ItiuJs cuutit * . witd iuinginutinu t
uud euthusdusui counuumd judgment.
Tbf d y thMt Krk bach a dis-Us-te for
uud jnibUc life , such a disup- i
of fotlvity in the utters ol the
iu d ol tl ; fftivemmeut. sc will
itwt iorm uud unjKjp Ur fur
voutiir m uo IK > activt- , will mark tb
AfH dewe Vo ! > * follow tl. l j tbe fier-
'
thrw of tbe hb rit * f the'
SOUTH OMAHA DAILY EVENTS ,
Omalia UndouUodlj HUE a Hold on the Dis
puted Strip ,
PATHTG HALT A BLOOK OF IT NOW.
Suttoc.ful CoiniiuMiooiiifiit of tlic
1 Merchants' Cnrnlvnl Tltp Antl *
iMo " \Votilil Liikc
to SPC n Strike Note .
' City Attorney Poppletrm of Omaha i * ttn-
| doubted well MiUnflod tlmt be can make
i Omaha'M-lmiti to the disputed strip down a ; far
l its I" street hold peed iu the mrts Wednes
day the contract-ore for prHtii * Twenty-
fourth street coinmenced the work of
!
j ing the street for the Inyiutr of the
An Omnha coutioilmnn WHO a l d by Tun
Bni : rpjire ontHUvc a few dny , aim how they
were polnc to collect the f-jH-rial lax for the
jiartnp of the half block In Suuth Oitmhn if
tlic court * should decide nmiust the jwrent
dty."We'll
"We'll oollwt the tax when we po oft r it , * '
| wa < ; hii U-rse reply.
i AppRrcntly they HJ-C fortifleS it-itb leml
I jioiats thut will enable them to wiu in the
courts.
The dkputpd strip will jihty an iniimrfntit
part iu the mmcxatioti mttt lt . loss t < i
South OmaliH would -dacp the rttr'f- already
hirh \ Hi u lit Kin FJ < ii.KKVith ; ( ) \ tlmt Hinount
taltiui away fnwi the city's t usable ait-n It
would be abtolutoly impossible to riri e
enouch inoii"j by uu ciphto'ii inillJery to niu
the city of Hotith Omirhu for moi-e tlian the
first sii nioulhs of the next fiM-al year. Atid
\\hcnconsidenuirthts disputed Atrip ques
tion it must IK- borne in mind thnt eichtecn
mills i the limit ullow > d by the city charter
on the levy for meetiiii : the pwierai
of the city.
ivns the Carnival.
Rowley's bull jiresenUtJ a scene of beauty
nncl paietyVeduesday uipbt nerer liefoj-e
witnessed in the Mtiric dty Tor weeks the
Indies of the Methodist chu2 < ch stidety bud
been drilllurfor the Merchant Carnival to be
piren for the beniefit of the church.
Major Lott led the drill nnd it wns a suc
cessful nfluli Thirty-two youtnrliidie- % repre
sented us uiBiiy business linns und us their
turn came they stepped to the
front with their bannernltift
while appropriate ver.tes' of jxietry
were road The costume * , of the votine ludit"-
wei-e funtiittir- und erublomntir of the line of
business they represented.
The literary uad musical programme wns
as follows :
Instrumental Music . Dr T Cervrick
Vocal Duet "See the Pale Moon" .
. K. C. Yotinp uud Mrs C .1 Collins
Vocal SokH--'The Soiic that IJeue'hed My
Heart'1 . E ri Daniels
Kccitatiou "The Debatiup Societv" . . .
. A. V. Wormwood
They \V nt Strike.
"You told the truth about the rumors of a
strike in South Omaha in THE Ben , " said a
pncUlnr hous mun last nicht.The matter
has not litH'n talked of anioup the men. and
you can rest assured nothing of th1 kind will
occur "
"There is a crest deal of fine-baud talk
beinir indulged in. tboupb , that has for its , ob
ject the urrnyinir of the men aeaiii.t the em
ployers. How ensy it would be for the uuti-
annexationists to defeat the question on May
S if they could only cet the men und the btisses
nt lopeerheads. a week i eviou to the elec
tion.
tion."But
"But the men ai-e not poinir be cautrbt in
any such foolishness Ther won't 1 * coerced
into votiuc for annexation , but will use
their own lie-.t judgement. The more the
advantages of annexation ure understood the
more converts does the cause secure You
will find that on Muy * < the men won't b on
sti-ike. they won t be 'driven to tlie polls like
cattle , ' as M'lne say , but they will pro by a
larpe majority and cast their ballots for a |
better and safer povenimeut tnan is promised
thein in a separate city of South Omaha.1
Out or llie H pttul.
Michael Hourihan und Sam Gib-.oc. two of
the men most seriously injured by the Ai'-
mour-Cudahy boiler explosion , were out re
ceiving the congratulations of friends yester
day for the first time since the terrible disas
ter. They have been under the care of the
sisters at St Joseph's hospital , and are now
fully recovered
Hourihan i- the man who was so terribly
scalded by oscutuup steam that for a nuinlier
of days it was thoupht he could not survive
his injuries.
In TmlRe Kind's Conrf.
The L street viaduct furnished another
case in the police court yesterduv A man
named Hauser was fined ffi for * ast drivinp
yesterday. He hotly protested apaiust the
absence of sicms waruinp tiiivelers thut u
city ordinance prohibited expeditious locomo
tion on the tiridce. The authorities should
plaix ? wati , nc s T-I oithc _ B'r _ trcmrc
L * tbe benefit til j.'r4ii Kirs
\\i aaai Laiuplicrc WHS nrrc-tea f T
} K > ddJ.uig v th i t B * i "iiiRt but di'-tu.ssi'd the
prosecution faianp to mufcc a TOM
City Notes anil Per onnl u
Henry rrederieh and Annie Tlwmjwn of
of Smith Oinahfi have .wurwl license to wed.
H. Ileyman has lieati t > | tpcitat 4 & { > oty
Mch clilei ranjwr ol tbe ludepewlmit Or4w
of rorentws. Mr lier-mra if s jn al > er of
Court Teut-oniR.
It O. Wkltcrmfl bus rrttarawl fr B VHlpa-
raiMi , la.
Mrs. MntQda Taylor of Crawford , ! . , i *
visitiup at tlie home of A. 3 Ootaphey.
The KHIHIIHU cJnb has uppttiiit < od
exinuiit * x-R to arrunpe for a May pwty at the
club room on the nifut nf MHV 3d.
AVilliaiu I > twJer atifl liss Ijstn Earle were
married TuesdHy nicht at lite Irttwe of W. ( ?
Bugps. Kev. It. L Wheeler jieiiimiiod the
ceremony.
The North Star ScandeiiMviAB society has
ammgt'd for ft first anniversary bull at the
Knlphts of Labor hull on the eveniup of
Mav 17th.
7he Pi-esbyterlftn congregation will bold
its minimi meeting next U'etliieso'iiy evening
Director * for the < ear will IK > elwted and the
pastor's salary will be fixed.
J M Schenck has pone to Denver.
Kev Dr. MurquoMe Wednesday miirried
Iletuy Pi-edcrick and Atilln Thompson. The
ceitiitKiny wus jwrformed ut the ivsideuce of
Ous Woodman.
Uev. A. HodgHtts of Nelich pii-sidlng elder
of the Elkhorn district , is the puest of Kev
Dr. Murquette.
The Irish-American literary society is
called to meet ut Justice Hi-eon's oflice Sttii-
dny afternoon Ht 8 o'rloek. for the eonsidern-
tlou of luiportaut business.
Mi's. William llider wid Mrs Perry Noel of
Chiciigu are visitiuir their brother , H. W.
lieed.
.T. P. Long , an employe at the Armourj
Cuduhy house , had two fingers of his right
hand badly crushed it the mm-hltiery Wednes-
day.
day.Burclnrs
Burclnrs entered th" rPsiOene1 of Dr. Bidvn
Benvick Weduesduy aJternoou but secured
no bt > oty.
NOT O.V THK Itll S.
Horrible I > enth nf n YOIHIR IVnMmt n
a Bull l islit.
A few your ? npo the inlifilritnnts oT
Seville re-fid with wurprisp. iu the utlver-
ti"emont of an iippriiiii'htnrjr bull fiyht ,
this unusual notice. siys ! the New York
the third bull shall have nt-
tneked the jicadir.s ) ( and received three
pair.of buiidt-rillits n youujr jwiisant , by
whom it hiif been broujrht uji , will nf-
tieur in the rin ? . He will npproirh : the
bull , c'ure.ss it nnd. lifter romovitifr the
tmnderillus. one iifter nnotber , will lie
down between ithorns. . ' '
The announcement of so < injrulnr n
feat nt traded an immense crowd 1o Ihe
amphithenlpr. The third bull appeared.
an uninuil with sjilendid lionit. : tud very
brave ; it blew four horses , received the
buuderillus and became fuiioui. Then.
eoutrnry to eu-tom. sill the toii * > ro = re
tired from the rinir. leavintr the bu'l
stninpinir and -hakimr the bloody dui'U
\\hicn him ? from hir ne'-k.
All at once a loajr whittle washeard. .
The bull piiii-cd and listened. It w-as
ivjic-atod. The bull iippromhod the
barrier and ii youusr man leitied ] into
the rinp. calling the bull by its name.
"Mosquito ! " The animal knew its mat
ter came to earess him and was np-
jiea d. The pe.asaiit pave it hit- hand
to liek and ith the other befran to
scratch it behind the cur * an operation
which seemed to aflord tlie bnite much
pleasure. Ho then peutly removed the
banderillas , , which annoyed the neck of
Mosquito , miide it o down on his kiie-es-
and placed his he-ad between its horns.
The prateful bull t-eem d to listen with
pleasure to a pastoral melody sun < f bj
its master.
The admiration of the multitude
hitherto supjirerfsed by surprise , burst
forth with Ancbilu-ian violence anO
shook the building. Hearing thi4- fren
zied applause , which hud accompanied
all h.is pufleiing-s , the bull , till then
under a charm , appeared to walce .ind
return to reality. It suddenly rose , bel-
lowinsr. and tlie jieasaut tried 1o escap .
but it was too late. The animal , a
thouph furious at beinjr betrayed , t-Ossed
thejourifr man into tlie air , received
him a < rain on its horns , sored him.
trampled on him and crushed him to
pieces , in spite of the efforts of tbe torero
ero- . The ] > erforinance was suspended
a phenomenon in Spain and tlie horri
fied public quitted the circus in silence.
Dr. S. Weir Mitchell , the famous Phila
delphia physician , recently received as u
present irom a younp lady whom he had
cured of nervous imalidism a cord of
while oak wood , chopped down and
sawed by her own hands , and sent as a
substantial evidence of the health she
had pained by follow in j his advice to
Lhe an on air life in the woods.
Fair white hands ,
Bright clear complexion
Soft
11 PEARS'-lte Great English Complexion SOAP-Sold Everyiliere. "
FOR APRIL.
ON ALL "M V\ = - teA j CKNT A.rOI'V.
A UaucUoiut l i. n stated l. ciber .29 . devoted to
Fiction ,
Fashion ,
Flo\vers ,
Fancy Work ,
Home Decoration ,
Art Needlework ,
Stamping ,
Paintfng ,
Designing ,
Cooking ,
.Housekeeping ,
In hbitrt. < vt ryibliiK portulniuz to
Woman's WorK and Woman's Pleasure.
.Tpuuy .lu MI- Mary Ir > * eDO IMnlclnMin , M ry Kyle Dullafc , Murr A. Dpultoii. Murlu
1'urluiL OHIU L Htujord t-furjt K Uuujiji. lioru Ittmsl ( .tKidult und Juliet CurMiii urt
fue AjnII c i.iitrll > uun
r\t-rt df-p rt incut In t'bur c at a * | iwlul i luir
art It-lf c-outributtfl f\j > rt fc lj tot THI HoffcEwirE by tti IHH.I tulcut ul > -
DO CF-NT S A VE.AI1. B ORNTS A COI'V.
sl'fA iALC'l'IT-K. TCI lutitwi tic * It iHi tlinukuudk of new iiuniei. , ttcufler It 4 > u VTHfc
itm OM-r Id ( i. Tn
THE APRIL HOU3EVTIFE on all uwvfc-Btandt , ft c & copy.
THE Hor-.rAvirn PUBLISHING co. , . . . XEW YORK.
Catarrh
1 5 a Wood durnsf I nti ! the } n. > : i , . n Id
I cxjfllpd Irom the ctttti tlu-rn.ua
I * no rurc for tliin IratliMULG atiA
ilanperotis timlart.v TlirrHore , tlir oiil.r
tifteciivc treatment l R thorough wvumo
of AyrrV Snrsnjmrllln tlir best f I all
Wood jmrifli-rn. Tlit hoom-r jou iK-ptn
the better dulay Is datipi-rotis.
" 1 ivn-t troubled It It raiHtili for over
twoj-rarf. I tried arioun rrinttlip * ,
nnd wns treated l > y n umuocr of | ili\Ki- ,
but twoiUHl no Ix'iiclU until 1
to tnl ; > A > T > Sar niarill ) A
Itottlra of tills niwlifiiii' cured w of
thi troiibtesnttie complttint and row *
iili'tply ri'Htornd my health. " .Icsnr M.
Jopp * . Ilultuau'it Mill * . > . C.
" \Tlien Arer's Kawnjiarilla wad rw > -
omtnt'tulpd to tup for ratanK 1 wnt in
clined o doubt its fllrnrv Having
trltul no nmnj remedial' , with litlle Iwti-
t-lit. I hnd nofallli thBt anything would
! euro me I bt'Ciiinr wwifinlw' fiom loan
j of ajipetlte and Impaired tlipentiou. 1
had nearly lost tlie . .rime of Kim-ll , atul
my system was Vmdly dernnceil 1 was
i | bliout fllseouraced , xt liuit n friend urged
I mo to try AM * ' * Saroiijiarilln , and rt < -
ferrod me to ] > eni < nm hem it hnd curtHi
| of eatarrh After takinn half a doren
, bottles of this medicine , 1 am rotmtirml
i that the only mirnunyof tirittliic tlii
| obstinate ilitca e if through the blood
Charles II Mulonty , 113 Hivcr St. ,
Lowell. Mass. .
flyer's ' Sarsaparilla ,
] Dr. . ' . C. Ayer & Co. , Lowell , M ss.
I I'-icc $1 . cU t'OttlM. f & Vcrth JS n liotllB.
j
I , GRAND LOTTERY OF 1UAREZ
t'nrtpr Hit * nmiiiict'nit'tit of iho
Mexican International Bsnkinp Ci
I CnlHroiiiiiiiniliMi llieorimrnU-d UT tlic Hate of CHI-
kimlimi Mrtluo ,
j For Clinrl table Purprme
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
will tnke jilnpptn luilillrat Hit- ( ill ) ol .luuii ; I "
tintlcr tln > ] irr niml nuiiurTtnUm nf C.rnorni .lot's l
Mosul mid Mr lAMii.u Aiu.liu.is. HIP lurinm
cptitlpinnn t.f Mipli jirnmlnt'iit-c In HIP rtiltpfl Stultn
tlml 111 * prrTiii't' nlinii' Itf iilllrlpiit cunrniiU'C I Ilio
lutlillr tlmt tin1 dniw IIIKH III IKI lit-ld Itli strict Imn-
ml } mitt fplriif" ! to i.1 ! end tlir littlt-r ' the mil'i'm.
fur of tlic Mexican ci'Vi-rtiiuont ) 1 til pgliul nlniitt.nc
unit Inti crm
CAPITAL. PRIZE , S O.OOO
OM.I fioiHtitTiCKirrs P.vi.i ( KMMi TICKLT * .
IMiolc TlcUiits. N. Half TleUcts t !
6uni-U rTU-K 'th.M.
1,1-tT OF J'KIXUs.
1 I'rl7r of fi IMI 1
1 1-rlK-nt 1IIX ) ) l IIIIIKI
1 I'rlnfiif 6IMI l " - .
; ; rrl7i'i > tif l.HKU'ui ; ! !
JO rrlvc- ( > ' aHlt'iii'li lirr
fO ) 'rlti > t.1 1WI t-nrh lift'
1UU l-rizfidf fO fin li ure ti.nj.1
yju lrln" * ol MI t'ii ( li nrt *
JtM'IIO ! .l AT10.N 1-ltIKIS.
3(10 ( JHni'f f W ) fui h nrt ) t r , in >
WU 1'rlyi" . ol ! 0t'nt li nir . . . i in i
JMi l-rlji" nt 2f > t'nt h an-
TIKMINAU 1'IUXRS
&W 1 criiillinlF 1" fHI I KI 1'rlyf nf i-'U t'licL nrp
f..r.i Tt'rmiuali. in UU 1)00 ) l'rl e of flu cuoli uro li.tl'Xl '
l.iU ! Trtre' nnmniitlns to . MS. . < n
We thi1 inilcr lini'fl liori-lir rertlf > thin thp Hnnpii
Niieliniiil < > t Mvvlcti in C'lillniiilnin hn.11 'li-nmlt
Imin tlie MuAlran Inivnuitluimt lliiiikliiB < luinni
tin in > ct'M rT lunrtf- > irunriiHtiM1 the IIIIMUPIII < ' all
theprlrC" clrnwii In theiliAVM'TTLiM "r ' > I rr
Me further n-rtlf } thill wl- will MIIKTVIM 1 tint
nrniiii'i'iiii'titi nncl In iH > rm > n iiiiiimKe nnrt "imliul
the rln.w ini : "f thli l ittert untl thai tlie niniii iirt *
eniKliuUffl v Ith liinief.tr. fiilriiesi und In c ( * luiih
tciwit'fl nil iinrttL" *
.IOILN S MOiIIV ( iiwiiiiMlcinnr
CAMIUl AUdt HLLKt
hll | errH * r fnr the ( fViTiiuwnl
If n v ticket rtriiMlnen jirlyu l cent in the under
plKiiert ltfc liiii1 v Hie will l e eollected antt rouiittud
to the on tier thiirt'iif free f i hiirvc
KI > L.AIt H HHUXMiV
riesideiit Kl I'lixn Niitliniiil lliniL Ui rani. Tex
AUKVT.ANTKH. .
Tor Huh rntei or nny fiirthnr Infiirtuiitlnn wr.tn
tn the uiirterxleiiptf Klutlnc your ndilniinrlenrir * < th
htiit eoiuit street and nuiiiher More riipUt nnill
clelHerjr lll he nwureil hy our iitiLhiilni : an enrol
ojie liearlnc % our full
t'ltv nf , luan
NOTH K
Spurt rcniltuinrp' fur tlt-kut * I" ordinal- Icttor
( i.ntullitnc M 'Hidrdoi IKHWII I > T till Kjritr * . . m
lir.nlt'n NPW lurk UYrlianini Ilmik t rufi . " roilai
.NiitB AHrtrfHn nil rceliUiri'd li'tti-rn n.
All \\lMHJkA-IIO\AI HAM.lki > U
C'lt nl .limruz MTitn
SYPHILIS
Can be cured m 20 l-o 60 days , by Ui
f n-e of t 16
For siileonli1 lij the CI.OK llemertr fo 'if Cniuhiu
KehniHta Write t < > 119 for the nuniefc and nddreM > nf
imtlenti. whchuve heen eured nnd troin whom HJ
have jieruil mtin to relel ? * i litaltw ! u ( HHITIHC thHt
hot lav l > hurtled the rklll nf the ninut eminent iihj
nlplnim and until the rtlNeover } of th ( , ook Ilemedi
CVs.MA ,1 ( JtKMKDl "not me In tiftj t-vnr hnr
111 the diiense IIIIK hecn rured We fiiurunli-c u
eure un " 'U e that pan he iirodnetid I'liom * hO
hu\e taken inereury iiota li h > a Kncii * ultiirnaK
< ir other ndvertiwd reinnlles with only triworarv
lieiietitii inn now lie oerniuiieutl ) nueu nv the u e < if
the MAf.K IlCMMir ol 'he 'ooL Itemeily f
( liimlm Nell Upware nf linltutliuih It Iv noxolulen
imiHitHlble for any other jierBtm or company f havi
our funuulu or 11115 romedi like It In efleet and renult
'J'ht f ticl ; IteKipd * Cn hits heuii trontliiK iiaiienit. 1 it
t' > ur vi'iirtt und hiivr ulwajs plvrn jierfeet Ha islur
tlon 7'hev are tlniinelallj rt'i poii llile ha * tic aut'
iii'l ' ot < iverf-tlt.Oi ) J nniklni : their KUtirunlm itiiua W < "
K il.e iiiusi otiMtlnnte enwii thoM win. uu
fl' teveri ktii'fr i rentedj and ln/4t utl h di rei >
en ( orrei.iinil * ltuu > and hit u tun > "u < n powk
m. in .leilclunee that eunvlneei. tliu nuwt t-keimrai
Mait V.U.U Tie say In Hie end jou Mini uM1 < mr
MAt.K HKMnilV lieJoie jon can he iipruninent-y
< urort li In the inoM heroip hhiml puntier ernr
MJ > U rltelur jiurtlfulura. All lette.ru < i mliiieu
tiul
/ \ 1 I IflY J' ' ° fcme J"u uie ce-ttinc the
V. V L 1 i\J.\ i'Kik Ueiui < d3 Ho s Muc. . ui-
N mi i.thnrK iiru Bi-niiliiP I'nrtli-n i-lulmiiiE '
ni-i'iiti. f M ui < iirp Inij.iiMturt. and trtinilt. I till I' '
I'Uliun tri i Adiln-HK nil piimiuunleiiiliniK t
'IHE COOK REMEm CO
Kooius ; iind40M. C'luil Hotel llltiru
( orni'i llth ! und liodpe Mh. . ( Jitiuhu. N
EvX G U R SIO H
GHRTTRNDDGR
and Return
so
From Chicago and l eturn 540.
Messrs. KavinundVlin \ <
M'lll ) tentiiull > tnutdtift nil * ii'iirwiun t tlic Ln t
Diattiiin 'i.'u lJud ii.iiiimiiv It. Clmtturiiiuub 'loiiu
MIIT I 1WKJ u > nttund tin' Kali' of ultt line rcmaiui i'
luU nf tlil > < M > IIIIIIIII Mil ) I. . T mill ti Truiii mm ) . i u < l
nuli'ly dt vtwttliukid rullwuu fiiri. 'jiu'lui liT | > lie
anil iliuliif lcmit > I'lU'hliurr clt'iml llusi.iik MUM *
suturUu ? Muv K ul 1 | i HI urrivini : ul * liitmuiiHtCK
Mi'tKlH ) Muj.VSn m All tniiiHMiruui..ii | ui"J < t
inu vtiifUHOt. tit ntcurKliiiiUii. ilurtnt1. tut tr i > iiuo
lillf In ( 'imtluiu.ucu Iliiludud in tin HI nn ' lliti
mtiiiuii | > will Kwr > uu t-Hurt l" luuU ttir tri | < in ir
Tlit < aimnt tliu KuBt. . . . , . , -
luoiinrU I * ithnurtKl U ) iu ulmutrii' u.iiiM'iiii jiii K * ?
to till'Itriin tli i.l tin ni IHI I'lilvi in IKIIII. un. . nut -
ful uilr t'l ' tut l"h "I'tuli ilimri A IVmui t n
[ ircslrtcnt ul nitTln.ui ! i'ii-Uiihtoii UltHtni < MU
liaiijr KID * "l.u i ruuttuiuiueu lm > kifuip > uavuu
1111:1.11 ur n Nltc It.i h toirn in t'lti tliiin the > t nf
CllUtlUIHKIlItt I1)U1 II HI IIP II l > ! lll | Kl 'llfr I V I ) ll
C'tlltllUI I * ' htllJItll.U jl tlUK ilfl til IHIII1I
I till liif.irniuiii.il anu im i | ' umUdrfBn It It
M-ll hu. tt'tuii il Iliu
Lasl Ciiatlanodga Laud Comjuoy.
f > 6 3umui bt , , But jn , Mtuffc. , ot u..j f it
orbr ors. or dn-oct 01 K. m. folluw.
I'rcHldPUt A A M"W til
VlM-iirw > lilniil J Ml ll ivAX. M 11
' 1 rtmhurtv J W AHAM * . W l Mrf 1'iKlitt ittint ,
I liutlaui'titiu 'li'iiit
MHrt < liirT L H KI > M-1I. r. . . .
JUHHfWlits ,
A A MtiMt.u Lynn MII
j -l ll.lt A v M II MuiM iiwMM , X 11
I. II HI .it.l I ItiHiluu. 1
M Hi Hit I I * im MIIWI
> 11 Hill t Kl ( uLlui.tl M
.1 K AX1HIIX V. IjllFJ Mll
1.1 THI U A HAM * , 1U.I MUlt' fWWH. IlllUltlll MlMk
r. llirri.n\AX. l.jiui MUM
luund A \ \ tilummb will ! urMI ti | till luf . iimti'in iu.
14'IU < rt uiKliiR , nl r > ihrirt iMftUH of Um M.HI.UI | f
irmitlj Al'i'll li mill nx'tittr mil . ( TIiti | m t iu
V HHiHdwiit Jvpvturk 111 fxtulti Xliitli ot I'lillk-
nuliiliia J l MH Tier : C'lcvclaba , iau iu buulk
Ciurk si Cliic&fu.