CAPTURED A HIGHWAYMAN
Plucky Qcorgo Straw of Nebraska Oity Re
fused to Bo Held Up.
HE HAD A DESPERATE STRUGGLE
Though DntiKcrously Wntinilcd Ho finally
Ovrrpowcrcil Ills AMiUlnnt After n
Series of Aittcnturcs the Lat
ter In .lulled.
NEniusKX CITT. Nob. , May 20. [ Special
Telegram to Tun Unn.J Ocorgo Straw , an
employo at the gas factory , had nn exciting
encounter with n footpad about 3 o'clock
this morning , while on his way homo. The
highwayman struck him n terrillo blow over
the eye with a piece of coal , but Straw
grappled with him nnd succeeded in captur
ing him. While in search of nn ofnccr ho
escaped. Ho was subsequently nrroacd and
gave the name of John Filzpatrick. Ho Is
uow In Jail ,
JUQ CHOI'S ANTlCU'.VTr.I ) .
Nebraska farmer * HI-RIII to Sco Visions of
Orout Prosperity.
anmox , Neo. , May 20. [ Special to Tun
DBC.J The recent warm weather hero has
had tbo effect of shortening tbo faces of the
farmers considerably. Nearly all the corn is
planted and every ono is predicting an im
mense crop in every line , not excluding fruit.
CAMIWIIXIK. Nob. , May 29. [ Special to
Tun BBH.J The farmers and everybody nro
feeling Jubilant over tbo good prospects for
crops thu season. Corn planting Is in full
blast ,
Koiitli Sioux City New * .
Sotrrn Sioux CITY , NOD. , May 29. [ Special
to THE BF.B.J Memorial day will bo fittingly
observed In this city. Banner post No. 303 ,
Ornnd Army of the Uopublle , has the matter
in charge and an elaborate program has been
prepared for the occasion. Hoy. Norris , U.
JJ. Daly , Attorney Blocum and others will
speak.
E. 13. Wilbur , editor of the Argus of this
city , was elected vice president of the North
east Nebraska Press association at tbo moot
ing In Norlolk last Monday. Tt'o next meet
ing of the association will bo held at Norfolk
Novembers ) .
Tbo now ferry and transfer company expect , -
poct to bo ready to begin making regular
trips across tha river by next Sunday. The
company la composed of John Poyson , presi
dent ; Nick Manor , vice picsidout ; Louis
Solzor , secretary , and J. 1 * . Twohlg , treas
urer. David Cainuhcl ) , ono of the oldest and
most skillful pilots in the country , will man
the wheel.
At a recent meeting of the city council nn
ordinance was passed to prohibit stock run
ning at largo within tbo corporate limits of
the city. But little if any attention is being
paid to tbo enforcement of the ordinance , as
stock Is to bo seen ut nny time browsing on
the common ,
Quito n number of Dakota county repub
licans will attend the convention at Minne
apolis. A very cheap rate has been secured
for delegates and others desiring to attend.
South Sioux City will dorlvo a benefit from
the recent flood in Sioux City. As it lies
high nnd dry quite n number have already
signified thulr Intention of locating on the
Nebraska side of the rivor. " *
Quito nn effort is being made to create a
Rcntlmcut against the pronosed Short Line
bridge In favor of a combined wagon nnd
foot passenger brldgo. The argument is
being used that a brldgo constructed ana
maintained by railroad companies would bo
extortionate In tolls , etc. The opposition is
mooting with voryllttlo encouragement , as
the people realize that a brldgo constructed
by nny company would Do of Incalculable
value to South Sioux City. In fact , the only
drawback to the city is the much needed
brldgo , and its building makes the future
growth of South Sioux City n certainty.
Two or thrco former residents of this city
were sufferers in the Sioux City flood. The
people are collecting a purse for their benefit.
Tbo river has about ceased cutting tbo
bank on this sldo nnd no further encroach
ments nro feared , unless the Juno rise
should bo unusually high. Tlicro seems to
bo a sort of blue clay under the too sandy
soil that has withstood the water and chccicud
the washing. An effort will bo made to got
an appropriation from the government to
place protection on the bank bcforo next
spring.
Ittnlr Secret Societies.
Nob. , May 29. [ Special to TUB
BIB. : ] Last Thursday evening , after con
ferring the iniatory degree upon ClaiU
O'Hanlon , the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows elected the following oQluors : Joe
S. Coou , r.oDlo grand ; Ed Smith , vice graad
aud A. J. Taylor , dolcgato to tbo grand
lodge , to bo hold In Omaha in October. The
lodge hero Is pi-owing rapidly. They now
have about sovonty-uvo members.
The Grand Army boys oxpcct to have a
big time on Decoration day. They have secured -
cured sixteen grave stones to bo placed at
the bead of gravcs.of departed brotuors who
have uo mark nt present. Tbo government
supplied them and they nro very appropriate
and neat. They nro white marble , 10x30
Inches. They boar the following inscriptions :
I. N. Jones , company A , Fifth Michigan cav
alry : C. A. White , company B , Second Ne
braska cavalry ; A. L. Weldon , company L ,
ICiuhlh Illinois cavalry ; John Mlllor.conjpany
F , First Missouri S. M. infantry ; F. T.Bar
ter , company D. Ono Hundred and Sovonty-
third Onlo infantry ; U. 11. Fletcher , band ,
Third Mnlno infantry : W. V. Miller , company
I. Twenty-fifth Illinois infantry ; T. E.
Brooks , company I , Ono Hundred nnd For
tieth Now York Infantry ; James King , com
pany F , Seventeenth Indiana infantry ;
II. P. Miller , company 1C , Third
Woit Virginia infantry ; Benjamin Dixon ,
company Cl , Fifteenth Iowa infantry ;
Wilson Pyles , company A , Thlrty-thira Ohio
infantry ; \V , B. Stout , company I , Thirty-
ninth Ohio infantry : M. C. French , company
C , Twenty-fourth ftllchigan infantry ; Sor-
goaut John Huzollpps , company H , Ono
Hundred nnd Fortieth Now York infantry ;
John Carrlgan , company C , Fifty-fifth Illi
nois infantry.
The Knight Templar Jordan commandorv ,
No. 10 , held a public Installation here Thurs
day. The following oflicers were Installed :
B. M. Willsoy , commander ; Frank Hurrl-
man , gcncrallsimo ; Ucno Boaty , captain
general ; H.V. . MoDtldo , prclalo ; E. C.
Jackson , rocotdcr ; F. W. Kenney , treas
urer ; W. H. Palmer , senior warden ; E. C.
Pierce , Junior warden ; Harry lligloy ,
warder ; Harry 1C. Eggleson , standard
bearer ; Hobert Smith , scene bearer ; E. A.
Stewart , sentinel. Attar luo installation a
banquet was served.
Nim iroin oril.
Onn. Nob. , May 2'J. ' | Special to Tun
131u.l : Company B , Nebraska National
Guard , was inspected by inspector General
H. B. Mulford Friday. Uo expressed him-
Bolf as well satisfied by the drill and appear-
unco of the company.
The ladles of Ord have organized a ladles' '
post of the Urunu Army of the Hcnublio
with the following oftlccrs ; Mrs. E. M. Fos
ter , president ; Mrs.V. . L. Waters , vice
prnsldoiil ; Mrs. A. Uowan , senior vice presi
dent ; MM. M. E. ( ! tutor , JiTuior vice presi
dent ; Mrs. Charles Barnes , treasurer : Mrs ,
B. Thompson , conductor ; Mrs. A. M. Hob-
bins , secretary. Decoration day exercises
will bo conducted under , the nuapicos of
Footo post No. 40 , Uraud Army of the Ho.
public. An elaborate program has boon prepared -
pared for the occasion.
Hon. E. M. CofUn and family bavo gene on
a visit to Chicago and other eastern cities.
Ord's tcnnli.cluba have reorganized and
nro busy getting their grounds in condition
for the scmon's play. There nro four clubs
with a membership of forty-eight.
Chnilrou'K Knights Templar.
UliAiwox , Nob. , May 89. [ Special to Tun
BEK.J The Knights Templar of this sectlcu
mot in this city rlhurday. Aftur an Im
posing ttrool paradu they repaired to the
First Episcopal church , whore Hov. Suavely
delivered uu eloquent addrati. In the ovo-
niuif a banquet wai served to the bir Knights
nt Hotel Blaluo ,
I'll I r bury minister liutullcd.
FAIIIIIUIIV , Neb , May ST. IBpoclal to THE
Bun. ] Uov. J. D. WulkeiiBbaw was In-
btallod Tuesday evening pastor of the Pros-
byteriati church. The platform was adorned
with beautiful plains und flower * , and the
uouio wa * packed with the admirer * of the
gentleman , Including his ministerial neigh
bors. A dlscoursd was preached by Hcv. J.
W. Fulton of Pawnee Ulty. The charso was
delivered to the pastor by Uov. W. H. Nile
of Table Hock , ana to tbr pcoplo by Ilcv. J.
W. Hill of Dlllor. Hav. Silas Corko of Hebron -
bron presided , and bv tbo authority of Ne
braska City presbytery constituted the rela
tion. Everything pasted off smoothly and
the congregation wn very hearty in grasp
ing tholr pastor by the hand.
man SCHOOL CO.UMINCIMINT.S. :
Young 1'coplo Urndunteil InScvcrnl 1'ortlom
ntt'ho State ,
OAKD.u.r. , Nob. , May 29. ( Special to THE
Hun. ] Too second commencement exorcises
of the Oakdalo High school wcro closed Frl-
dav. Diplomas wcro presented to Misses
Clara S. Curtis. Eva Warner , Jennie Fairchild -
child , Martha Lawsou , Sarah Trask and Edward - |
ward Bcckwllu by B. F. Admlr3 with appro- J
prlato romnrks. Orations wcro delivered by J
each of the graduates , interspersed with j
singing , dumb boll cxcrcUo , otc. The Intor- |
cst manifested In these exercises and the
school was evidenced by the proscnco of the
largest nudlcnca that over boioro assembled
In OnUdalc.
NonroLK , Neb. , May 29. [ Special to TUB
Ben.-The ] Norfolk publlo schools closed
Thursday after n very successful year under
the supcrlntcndcncy of Prof. Hornhoruor. A
clnsn of eleven was graduated Friday night ,
being the largest in tlio history of the
schools.
Asm.Axn , Nob. , May 2U. [ Special to Tun
Bin. : | The fourth annual commencement of
the Ashland High school took place in .Loru
Ington's opera house Friday ovonlng. The
house had been beautifully decorated by the
Juniors. Upon the loft of the stage was a
latgo scroll bearing the class motto : "In
Ourselves .Lies Victory or Defeat. " The
salutatory address was delivered by Mlas
Lucv Penney and the valcdlctoryby S. Aud-
loy Kcaaonor. The remaludor of the pro-
grnm was as follows :
Nellie V. Sexton ' .A Noble Artisan
Hurry G. Shucldt .Tho Viito of Itcpubllua
A Discussion Should Canada lie Admitted
to the Union
Alllrmatlvo , Carrie Hrush ! 'Negative ,
Francis lilrdsull.
May / . Sparks The Despotism of Fu-Oilon
Martin Miller Our Country
At the close Hon. H. H. Sbcdd , president
of the Board of Education , delivered the di
plomas with u presentation speech to the
class. Diplomas were also presented to Ml&s
Adol Stratton , assistant principal of the High
school , and Allen Mcakor.
Thn musio was furnished by tbo City Male
quartette , assisted bv the colored tenor solo
ist , Charles Alexander of Lincoln. The High
School Alumni society banqueted the gradu
ates tit the Hotel Selma last night.
Oni > , Nob. , May 29. [ Special to Tun BEE. ]
This week closes the spring term of tno
Ord schools. The baccalaureate sermon will
bo preached Sunday evening at the Meth
odist Episcopal church , and the cvonlngs of
Wednesday , Thursday and Friday will oo
taken UP with exercises by the junior , middle -
dlo and graduating classes respectively , in
the court house. Friday afternoon an ex
hibit of school \vork will bo given In the
High ochool.
( Jiniiov , Nob. , May 29.-Special [ to THE
Ben. ] The Hlghschool graduation exorcises
were hold on Friday evening in the chapel of
tha Normal school building. A largo aud
appreciative auiilonco , composed mostly of
patrons and friends of the school , was pres
ent. There were four graduates. All ro-
cclved many bouquets und other presents.
ST. PAUL , Nob. , May 29. ( Spocinl to TUB
BEE. ] The following Is the program of the
High school commencement services hold
hero Wednesday ovonlng :
Music Instrumental Duet
Invocation Uov. W. II. Miller
Music Awny , tbo Morning 1'rcshly llrouk-
Itig Qmirtotto
Oration Black the IIco'.s of Your Uoots
Amy Urlckcr
Oration Oneof the Tow Illah Souls Thut ,
Come to Light Unco In n Century
, . James \Vliholinson
Mtm'o Ho Wns a I'rlnco bolo
Oration The Art of Modern limes. . . . . . . .
Blanche 1'yno
Oration It Titkcs All Sorts of 1'coplo to
Mnken World Sophie 1'utcrscn
Oration No Footstopa lliickward..May Orow
Music t h. Tell Us Merry Itlrds Duet
Or.itlon < neon Nation Iifnn 1'luscckl
Oration The 1'ubt. Present und Future
, Charles Koblnson
Music Sprlngtltno Quartette
Presentation of Diplomas. . . . faiiporlntcndont
Donedlctloit Hov. 11. A. Barton
COZAD. Nob. , May 29. [ Special to Tun
UEU. ] The public school closed Friday with
an cntoctainmont.
.Failed to Aliiko the Transfer.
WEST POIST , Nob. , May 29. [ Special to
Tun BEE. ] Editor Uingsmutb of the
Schuylor Nova Doha wus in the city a few
days last oek negotiating for a transfer of
the plant from Schuylor to West Point. A
bonus of (3,000 , or stock purchased of a llko
amount was to have boon the consideration
of the removal. However , tbo necessary
amount was not forthcoming und the schema
has fallen through.
Superintendent Collins has isiuod bis
announcement circular recording tno
normal institute that is to bo hold in this
city during the six weeks' normal. The
normal inetltuto will take the place of the
old institute and continuo for six weeks.
Last Thursday morning Contractor Koohl
started the work upon the sewer with a force
of several men. lib had not proceeded long
when Mayor Chris. Kunp and City Attorney
P. M. Moodlo appeared upon the scene and
informed him that Inasmuch as his contract
bad boon forfeited and so declared by the
council , ho bad batter secure a now contract
and bond If ho wished to complete the work.
Ho immediately ordered the workman to
quit and all was quiet again.
Ncbrnahn at the World's Fair.
SCWAIID , Nob. , May 29. [ Spoelal to TUB
BEE. ] Having received at the bands of the
commissioner general , a commission as ono
of the three superintendents of Nebraska's
agricultural exhibit at the Columbian exposi
tion , I will most cheerfully answer all cor
respondence and shall aim to bo among you
many times to counsel with you and render
you all tbo assistance in my power.
Tbo following are tbo names of the coun
ties of my district : Sowurd , Butler , Polk ,
York , Fillmore , Thnyor. Nuckolls , Clav ,
Hamilton , Hall , Adams , Webster , Franklin ,
Kearney , Buffalo , Dawson , I'holps , Harlan.
Fucnas , Gosper , Lincoln , Frontier , Uod
Willow , Hitchcock , Hayes , Dundy. Cbaso ,
Perkins , Keith , Douol , Cheyenne , Kimball ,
Banner , Scotts Bluff. Address ull communi
cations to mo ai Howard , Nob.
W. W. Cox , Superintendent.
, Cambrlilgo Now * Notes.
CAMIIIIIIHH : , Nob. , May 29. [ Special to
Tin : BKB.J The foundation for the new opera
bouso is almost completed. It will bo a two-
story Iron building , 40x80 foot , and will cost
about $4,000. , The upper story will bo occu
pied exclusively by the tbroo secret organi
zations of this place.
A number of now residences will bo built
in Cambridge this summer.
Tno Cambridge Milling company has a
largo force at work repairing the dam that
WAS washed away last wccic ,
The republicans of this vicinity are for
Harrison for president , tbo democrats for
Cleveland and the independents for Weaver
Urosham.
or _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
r'morixl thu Church ,
O'Nim.1 , Nob. , MaySO. ( Special Telegram
to THU BEE. ] At 11 o'clock today the Jury
in the case of Su Joseph's Cathollo church
of O'Nioll agaln.it Meals & McVoy , contract
ors of Omaha , returned a vordlct for the
church , placing tbo amount for which the
bondJtnon am liable at 913.400. The case
was called Tuesday nnd given to the Jury
Saturday afternoon. It was ably conducted
on both sidos. It is understood that the at
torneys for the bondsmen will appeal.
Do Witt's Sttriauarllla U reliable.
INDICATIONS OF SUCCESS
Nebraska's Munufaoltirora and Consumers
Exposition Will Bo Attractive ,
FEATURES OF THE APPROACHING EVENT
Interior Cities of tlio Stnto 1VII1 Display
Their Coinmorclnl AilxnntnRrs wfth I'nr-
iluunlilo Prlilc Krnrncj's Unique 1U-
lilbltlou ArraiiKliiK tlio lliillillnfr.
The old Coliseum building Is rapidly un
dergoing a aeries of transformations in
preparation for tbo Ilrst annual exposition of
tha Nobrasua State Manufacturers and Con-
suracrs association , which begins Juno 11
nnd continues for cloven days , Tbo cbango
! < : far from bolng complnto as yet. The old
posts and rafters nro conspicuous In all their
unliown roughness. Tbo oriporlos that
served to conceal their unshapely outlines on
former occasions of festivity nro unsightly
rags of tattcrod bunting , nnd tbo ugly green
signs with their legend , "Mo Smoking Al
lowed , " croak dismally on their hangings ,
solitary reminders of the days when a jolly
crowd of skaters rumbled around the polished
floor and groups of merry maskers dnncod
under the scintillating glare of the olcotilo
cundlos.
But the combined huboub of a score of
saws and hammers , the bustling array of
carpenters and decorators and thu cncrgotlo
effoits of the managers of the enterprise
fflva promise of crout things before- another
week shall pass.
How Things Arc ClmnRCd ,
The bare nnd gloomy walls will echo xho
rutnblo of machinery aud the whir of spin
dles. The rent'and tattered draperies will
bo displaced ana the big building now so
dark nnd dreary In Us emptiness will bo
nllvo with the concentrated hum and energy
of all the manufacturing Industries of Ne
braska. Hero the prospective spectator
need not judge by plowing descriptions or
stereotyped illustrations of the BCOPO
nnd enterprise- Nebraska manufactures.
It Is all to bo realistic , Business men will
not be ttioro to toll how they grind corn and
whoitt and manufacture ) boots aad shoes and
machinery but to accomplish it before the
eyes of all beholders. On ono sulo may ba
scon the transformation of bundles of felt
into bats of every description ; on another ,
hugo rolls of leather converted Into boots
and shoes. Hero the farmer may see his
wheat and corn ground by the latest Im
proved machinery and thcro ho may xvatch
the process by which long cells of wlro nro
converted ictu fences llko these which sur
round his farm '
The work of preparation Is being pushed-
as rapidly as the energy of many hands can
make possible , nnd the enthusiasm is not
confined to the small army whoso scene of
operations Is in the intorfor of the building.
It extends all over Nebraska and the west ,
and oven in envious Kansas City curious
eyes nro turned toward the enterprise thut
Is to congregate ana display the manufactur
ing Interests of great Nebraska.
Every foot of sj.aco in tbo building Is
already taken , nnd every auy's mall brings
to Secretary Bradley fresh ovluonco of the
interest that Is being taken in the exposition
throughout the state.
Interesting Exhibits.
Among the most interesting out of town
exhibits will bo that of the Kearney Cotton
Milling company. Their float , which was
shown at tbo silver anniversary at Lincoln ,
is a untquo design , representing ono of the
great manufacturing interests of the state.
It arrived yesterday In charge of B. I. Smith
of Kearnov and was hoisted Into the building
through a uugo floor that was cut to rocolvo
it. It Is an exact fac-similo of the plant ,
even to the bulkheads of tbo
mill race , with the water dripping
incossautlv over the top. . .Tho interior win
bo lighted with electricity. The body of the
float Is covered with figures illustrating the
frrowth of Kearney and Buffalo county from
1807tol893. Mr. Smith says that ICoarnoy
is enthusiastic over tbo exposition. The en
terprise is regarded ns nn important event in
the history of Nebraska Industries , and tbo
city council did not hesitate to appropriate
the moooy to construct the float.
The Lincoln Paint ana Color company will
erect n cottage on their space which will bo
surrounded by a sodded lawn with flowers
and fountains. The cottage alone will cost
$1,000.
Among other Nebraska towns that will
particlpatn in the exposition are Lincoln ,
Nebraska ( Jlty , Columbus , Blue Sprlncs and
Weening Water. The idea of devoting n
special day to Fremont and ono to Kearney
Is under consideration , and conlmlttoes have
boon appointed by the city council and board
'
of trauo of each cltv to a'rrongo for a special
celebration of the day.
A very low rate has been obtained on nil
railroads , nnd tbo management expect that
there will bo nn unprecedented attendance
from Nebraska and lown.
DeWltt's Sarsaparilia cleanses the blood ,
increases the npp-tlto and tones up the sys
tem. It has benoflttoa many pcoplo who
have suffered from blood disorders. It will
help you.
Put Chicago In Your Pocket ,
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Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti-
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The Last of the HuflUlo.
A majority of all the living buffalo in
the world are now on exhibition at the
terminus of the Benson & Halcyon
Heights railway. Gates open at 2
o'clock. Admission , 2oc : children under
12 years , lOo. _
Dr. Culliraoro. oculist. Baa building
nro waicu uitu n'A'jso.
Collision llotwoon Two Stcnmors on the
Detroit Itlvcr.
UBTIIOIT , Mich. , May 20. , About midnight
last night the steamer City of Macluao col
lided with the tug Waihburn la tlio river
opposlto this city , resulting In the drowning
of John 'llurlny nnd Cbiof Engineer Kobln-
son of the steam barge Majoulo who were
on board the tug. The tug was nearly cat
into , but tbo engineer uoacbod It before it
sank , thus saving the llvos of the four other
men on board. The Maclnao was but
slightly damaged.
John Hurley was a well known business
man of this city , having been interested in a
largo trucking and tug concern for moro than
twenty years.
- > t
VVoau stomach strengthened by Bcocham's
pills.
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In con\or ntlon , recently , -no imUti "I often foul
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by n proper UKU of ihosmo inenn * . "
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Oroils of In lien IHITO fnnnil to DO n neccMlty. It
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wblnkr which should orcr bo ii eil , nnd Hint Oiirry's
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YPH1LIS to Cure Iilvory Cnso or
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Ourcurotspormanonti ndr.ot p > > tohlaz no. Cmes
treated coven ycors ngo hiiro noror soon symptom
since , lly describing ctsa fully wo c n trout you by
mull , and wo Klro the Mme strong sunrnntoo to euro
or refund all money. These who prof or to corao hero
forlrcntmcnt enn ilo so nnl wo will pay rallroa t far *
both ways and hotel bllli wbllo here , If wo fall to euro
We challenge the world for a caJO that our Mngla
Itemody will not euro , wrltofor particular ) anl net
Ib-ovldcnco. In our seven years rractlco with the
MncloIlomoJjr It has boon most difficult to overcome
the prejudices against soeallcd spsclOcs. But under
our strong guarantee thousands are trying It and bo
InRcnrod. Woguarantca to euro or refund o-ery
dollar , and as wo ha-a n reputation to protest , also
financial backing ottWO.UMIt Is pcrfcctlr safe to all
who wlK try the treatment , Ucrotoforo you bare
putting up and pnrlnj out your minor for dllloren'
treatments , nnd althougb you nro nol yet euro ! no
ono has paid back your money. Wo will positively
cure you , O1J , chronic , deopsoatol cnios carol In 0)
toUJdiys. InvoUUato our financial standlnz , ' our
reputation as business men. Write us for names an I
addresses of these wo have cured who bare given
permission to refer to them. It costs you only post-
sue to do this. If your symptoms are sere throat ,
mucouspatchcsln monthrheumatism In bones and
Joints , hair falling out , eruptions on any pirt of tba
body , feeling otgonernl depression , pains la healer
bones. You have no time to waste. Tnose who are
constantly taking mercury nnd potash , sbouid dis
continue It. Constant use of thcso drugs will surely
bring sores and catlnz uloorsln tbo end. Dou't fall to
write. All correspondence sent scaled In plain en
velope. Wo InrUo tbo most rlcU Investigation anj
will do all In our poworto all you in It , Addrois ,
COOK REMEDY CO. . - Omahn , Neb
MA010 GORE TOrfMEN ONLY.
8500 fora case of LOST or PxiiaNa
IIOOD , Goiio.r.U or Ntnvuua DEDSLiTk * . woak-
ocssof body or mind , the Directs of errors or ex
cesses In elder yoiins'tliivt woc.innotcuro. Wo
punr.intco every cnso orriifund every doll-ir.
Five ditys trial treatment SI , full course 85.
1'crooptlblo licnoQia rotllzod In three days ,
lly mall , securely p-icku 1 from
COOKltEMCUV UO. OUAIIA.
" 14 YEARS
NERVINE , "
'F "
Says A. F. Stark
. Pcnn Tan , N. Y.
% " 10 yrB.ofSlclt
'Hoadacho cnred
by TWO Hottlee , "
_ Jlmollno Flint ,
Ottawa , Ohio. Norvlno la tbe quick remedy for
Blcoplcesneaa , Nervoua Proetrntlon , Epilepsy , St.
Vltns1 Donee , Opium Uahlt. Norvons Oyepcpela ,
Hysteria , Convulsions. Neuralgia , Paralysis , otc.
Thousands testify. Trial Bottle , elegant Boole
ffrooatdraggtets. MUoallotUcalCo lkluirtInd.
For Sain by Kulm * Co. . 15th and DouRlns Ft
Tlio Kings ol Specialists.
For 27 years tbe names of On !
Betts a iT-tti bare beta bouiebold
words In tbo homes ot thousands of
people wbo bare been rescued from
tbe Jaws of dextU tbroueti the won
derful ability , the ruatcbless skill of
tbeie great masteri of medicine and
surgery , wtioee kltidnoas and beQev-
olence , whono self-sacrlflelDe devo
tion to tbo welfare of tliolr fellowmen -
men will erer lira la tbe tso rU ot a
EratelaJ people.
NE.RVOUS ,
r CHRONIC ,
PRIVATE ,
BLOOD ,
They SKIN. SEXUAL , Dis
Cure KIDNEY LIVER , , eases.
URINARY ,
RECTAL
AND ALL
ORGANIC
THicnniE ,
S WEAKNESS ,
PEHMATORHHCEA ,
ONORRHCEA , '
GONOR '
NBaVOUS DEBILITY ,
Dydrocdt and Varlcocele ,
rile ? , Fistula and Rectal Ulcers
F rratnenUr > cured by a method at
once tats , etrtsAo , painless and sue-
cesiful.
Tbe awful < a ets f esrl- vice and
ezeeiilve loAulgincei , resulting Inlets
lots ol msnnoed and prtmitarede-
eay , qulcklri ana pern ntnUr re-
liereo.
CONBUBTATION PUKE.
Call upon oradd-esi nltb ittmp ,
s. Ruth & Betts.
110 South Hth St. N. H Corner 14th
and DotiRlns Sts.
Dr , Bailey , $ r
The Loading
Dent is G U
Third Kloo.Vjxton , Blo-'t.
telephone 1083. 10th unil Furnani Hts.
A full set of tvclb on rubber for 14. rerffctll ,
Tueob without | ilatu < or roiuoToalile brliliio ork
Juit thtf tblutf for slugors of public pon.ur , uuvur
drupilowu ,
TEETH UTfWCrED WITriOUF PAH.
' * . All work
AM fllllni nt roasonab'e rate
wuiraalod. Uul this out fur a euldo. .
Today , and to continuo while the goods last , wo will hold a grand
benefit sale in our mammoth men's doput'tmant on first floor , when
you will have an opportunity of testing the purohusing power of a five
dollar note such as you never had before in all your life , We have
placed on sale eighteen hundred
These suits are positively every thread wool. They are in cassi-
meres , cheviots , tweeds and homespuns , They are in browns , tans ,
wood , tobacco , snuff , butternut , gray , mode , popper and salt as hand
some a line of shades and colors as you over had to chooae Irom in all
your sweet life at any price. They are in diagonals , plaids , mixtures ,
fancies and plain colors , They are bran now goods every suit. They
are cut in the very latest shape. They were made by first class tailors
in first class manufactories and are sowed to stay so. The coats7
have either patch pockets or set-in poclcots , and aroTTned with either a
fine quality of Italian , Farmer satin or sorgo. Some of these suits are
worth nine dollars some ten and at least half of the entire 'ot would
be sold at twelve dollars at any other time. T hey are not only worth
these prices in a newspaper and in our window but they're worth it
on your back ( and front and 1 gs ) . Until they're ajl gone ( we never/ * ;
make a price for one day and raise it the next ) until they're aAl gone '
every suit you can have your own unrestricted choice of rhe entire
grand assortment at what they're marked in the window
A FIVE DOLLAR BILL !
n"CPnP ATTniVI r , A'V we will add to this grand offennK
UJbLUKAllUlN iJAl three hundred G. A. R. Suits , made
of good indigo blue flannel , guaranteed absolutely fast color , suits that won't turn red it
in the fnco when they see the son got up the morning ( with O. A U. butlom Iroo ) and yotir cholco still coos
The unique price cards used in our show window on these suits
were designed for us by Uncle Sam and cost us five dollars ei ch.
DR. J. E. McGKEW
THE SPECIALIST ,
IsunmirpjiBsod In tlio trontmontof nil forms of
PRIVATE DISEASES , und all dlionlOM
and debilities of youtli nnd munhooil. ITyonrs'
experience. Ills resources nnd facilities nro
practically unlimited. The Delator Is rocom-
inondcd by tlio prong , and endorsed In the
BtronRost terms by tha pcoplo for fnlr treatment -
mont nnd honest professional ml vico. The
most powerful runieillea Unown to mndcrn
Bcloneo for the Niiccosstul treatment of the
following diseases :
GONORRHOEA Iniinetlli'to relief. A com
plete cure without the loss of un hour's time
from business.
GLEET Ono of tliu most complete nnd suc
cessful treatments for K\aol \ and all nnnoylng
dUchnnzus .vet Unown to the modloul profos-
sioii. The roiultH tire truly wonderful.
STRICTURE Oroutest known remedy for
the trontmcnt of strloturo , without | iiln : , cut-
tin ? , or illlatlnc. A most romnrkitblo romcd v.
SYPHILIS-No treatment for thli terrlulo
blood dlsonso has over boon morn successful.
iiorhitdHtroneorondorsomonts. In the llcht
of inudcrn solcnco this dUnaso U positively
curnulo and every trace of tlio poison entirely
removed from the blood.
LOST MANHOOD , and ambition , nervousness -
ness , tlmldltv , despondency and all weakness
and dUordora of youth or manhood , Keller
obtained nt onco. . .
SKIN DISEASES , nnd nil dlnonsci of the
Btoninch , blond , liver , kldneyx und bladder
nro troatcd successfully with thu icroatcst
known remedies for these dl onsn * .
Write for circulars and question list , free.
1-ttli uiul fiirimin fita.tliniiltti , Acb
All the latest styles in
Soft and Stiff Hats.
STETSON'S
5OFTi'tl ' STIFF IIA TS.
AULABAUGH FUR CO , ,
HATTERS AND FURRIERS
218 South 15th Street.
Furs Stored and Repaired.
THE " [ JIBS' ' IWGCT"
RYR.TNQE1.
The Only I'orfoo * . Vnzlnnl
und lluctul HyrluKu In
tlui World.
Is the only kyrlno otor
Invented l > y which vuulnul
injections can bendmlnlutor-
ud without luakliiK and soil *
liiK thu ulothliiK or lieouml.
tullni : tha vis.o of 11 viitol.
and wlik'li f.iii iiUa bo uaed
for riMttuI lujuctlons
S01-T Ul'lllir.U lltilJl.
IIAIlliUUIlllKltlir.M.
i'ltlVK VII MO.
Mailorder * t-olloltuil.
The Aloe & Tanfold Co. ,
tatlt Afrrcf ,
K i lo I'Mioffite ,
OSAI.H rou STIAM HKATINO-DR
PRO . ' of tlio Interior , olllio of Indian
nlTalrs , WusbliiRton , I ) . U. . Slay H , IStri t-oalcd
tiropoa.iU. endorsed "I'ropo-als fur Hteiim
lloatlnK , " nnd addressed to the CornmlnslotiHr
of Indian AITalri. Wushlncton. D. ( J. . will bo
received at this ofllco until 1 o'clock p. rn. of
Monday , Juno U. IS'/ ' , for tha furnlihlnir of all
necc-sary materials Hiul labor and placing In
position , complete and ready for tno , ono low
pressure return ctrcillatlncmoiitiilinntlnit nnd
vcntllatltiK nppur.itus for thu three Indian
school InillillniM nt the Slioshotii ) Indlun
aeoncy. I'rctnont county , \Vyo , the boilers for
said apparatus to bo placed in the basement
of ono of thu buildings ns thoofllco limy direct.
1'l.ins and elevations of tbo bulldliui for tba
Eiildanco of the blddors In tbn preparation or
bids may bo oxamlned at Iho otllcu of the
Ileo"of Omaha. Nob. the "llopubllonn" of
lii.tivnr. ( Tnlo. ilin Trlhnnn * ' nr Hiilt L'ika
Jlty , Utah , and at this ofllco. Illddurt are re
quired to accompany tholr bids with doilxn-
aud spoclllcatlonsot the uto.im hcjtln/ and
vontllatlni ; apparatus proposed to bo fur
nished , said designs anil specifications to bo
adapted to the bulldlngx to which thov are to
bo applied. Tlio rlKht Is reserved to rojojt
auv or nil bids or any part of any bid If
doomed for the best Interest fit the service.
CUIITU'IEI ) CIITCKS.
Then bid must bo ncrompinleil by ncnrtined
check or draft upon some United Htatoa de
pository or solvent National bank In the
vicinity of the residence of the bidder , mudo
payable to tbo order of the commissioner of
Indian affair" , for at le ist fi per cent of the
amount of the proposal , which check or draft
will bo forfeited to the United Htntcs In CUSR
uny bidder or bidders receiving an nwnrl
shall full to promptly oxeonto n contract with
rood and sufllclent sureties , otherwise to ho
returned to the lilililer. Illils accompanied by
cash In lieu of a certified check will not to
considered. I-or further Information apply to
T. J. MOUQAN , Cammlsilonor.
- - KOU HIJIMHNO MATIltll
PUOI-03AI-H , mills , tiiiiku , pumps , etc. U. B
Indian Service. I'lno Klilko Aunncy , Hhannon
Oo , H. I ) . , May 27th , 1S1K. Houled pripo.tln ,
endorKcd "froposuls fur llulldluir Material ,
otc. " us the case may bo and addrossMl to thu
undortilum'd ut I'lno Uldxo AKenoy. H. I ) . , will
bo received at this agency until 1 o'clock p. m.
of Juno'Jlit , ihie. for furnishing nn l doliyor-
\ivf \ ut various palntuon the I'lno Itlilso Indian
reservation to bo iltHlKiiatod by tha inidor-
slenod , about 2JO.OOO foot of ut < sorteil lumber :
1COIX > 0 HhltiKlos ; 62 wlndowx : 40 doors ; G.OO.I
bricks ; i..4io feet of quarter round Iron , hard
ware , paints , rock. Hand , etc. , also flvo IJ ) ten *
foot wind mills and powers.wlth tanki.uumu ,
Kiilvanlzcd Iron plpo , eto. Afull list
of all material may bo obtained by
application to the iindcmlRHDil. Illddors
mo lomilrod to Htt.ta Kpoi'llluully In their
bids the profited prli-o of each nrtl-
ole offered for delivery under a cnntrnnt.
The rlsht Is roiorvod to reject any or ull liliN
or any part of uny bid If iluomed for tlio best
Interest of the service. OBUTlnr.li OIIKCKH
Knoli bid must bo accompanied by n certified
chock or draft upon some United States de
pository or pnlvent n itlnniil bank In thu vl-
ulnlty ot the rusldencit oi the blildnr. mniln
payable to the order of the CiiminUsloncrnf
Uidlaii Affairs for nt loustllvo pur cent of the
amount of the proposal , which chuck or draft
will bo forfeited to the United Htatcs In cuso
any bldilerorblddiirsrccolvlnBaiiaWHrdshiilJ
fall to promptly cxeuuto a contract with RP I |
and sutllolent Hiirut'es. ' othorwlno to bo re
turned to the bidder. Illds accomimnleil by
cash In lieu of a certified chock will not bo
considered. Tor further Infnrmatlon us to
poliitiiif iloll\ery. transport itlon , iitc . 'JPI'ly '
to UAl'T. ( ir.OIU/i / : I < iIlOY : 1IKUWN , , I' ' . A. .
ActliK U. 8. Indian Aiicnt. iii. tl.UM
Nutlrii for IHiH.
Illda will bo rooolvod btrtho city council of
thoeltyof Itiipld f Ity , H. U. until | ! o'olook p.
in. , JunoO , Inl/i for the biillilliiu of reservoir
and liivlni of lt , uio ft.ot of lu-lnoh east pipe.
lo"other w th furnlHhlnu all tlio matiirlaU
it-crssary In their construction ijc orillnii to
pluns unil Bpoclllmitlonf ' ' ' ' ' " . ! ? fti
the city UIIK noorof thn city of Ilapld tlty.
Tliosu LlJdlim on both ri' orvolr and lilpo line ,
or uiKin plpu line nloim. mu-t iiucompiiny
the r bjifs with * ccrlllled _ clioalc or nno
thoii'anU ( II/UJ ) ilnlluM. Tlioso h ddlnjt on
reservoir Mono must accompany tholr blcU
with o eortllleil check for two hundred and
llfty < I..VM dollars , ehecks to ha drawn upon
any solvent bunk In Ht I'aul , lllnnoapolU.
Unmhaur Ilapld City , and to bo rottirnod to
unniicces ful bidders on the iluy.ot . ( ipvniiu
propoals. Illds sh ill bo anolo.ud In plain un
vuloppx and shall have plainly written thoro.
on llhl for Jlvsurvnlr. or 1'lpu llnu or bill fur
liuth lUkorvolror I'lpo line , as the u no may
be. The olty council reserves the rlzht to ru-
joi-t any or ull bids. Address nil coiumunlou.
lloi.stotho CITY AUliI roll.
.
of It mid City. Hiiiith Dakota.
Duted at Hupid City , May 17 , lU.
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1880 ,
THE MOST PFI1FEOT OF PENS.
U Freque' ntly wnnt n now
IDEA. IN ADVBRTiaiNO ,
without li'il' ' u <
Mmu/.i .ttlterlttln'l Iturmil. N. 1' . lift.
t The nso of r.timulants in modcra * on it ]
recommended by tlio < iscst physi > inns ,
especially for the weak , i ged and thosu suf-
fcriug from pulmonary tr liuart troubles.
Is a carefully selected whiskey tlJslillcd
from tlio most nutrition'- grain , vir Rye ;
unllko Inferior wbiskir mcludin Uour-
bens , it will not ra-.p or i.cald thr tur iat or \
stomach It is strictly imro and is luiown
by its tloh'clous flavor and the pr iprielaryj
bottle in which it isseriod. C , .11 jf Cream ,
J'nre Kyt and take no ot icr. For ale at nil !
first-class drlnkinp plac s anH drug storca ,
5 DALLUMANO ( - CO. , Jhicafio. f
Nutlco of Asosiiiiaiit .r ll unj-os fo
( Irnillng
To the owners nfill'Int * nan of lots and
real osluto along llainllti i stro t , from
viaduct orar thu Holt \A a rail v.iy to
Yon'aro hereby notlflo th.it the under-
slgni'd , three dUInteresleu fruudh' ' ( lorn of tlio
city of Oiiialn , have been Inly a uol itod by
thu mavor. with the appro nlof 'l.i. cltv coun
cil ot said oily , t anness t u d iinfio to thu
owners rotpi-otlvoly of tin nrov nircctotl
by gradliu Hamilton Hire t. frjni tlio viaduct
over the licit l.liio rullwaj to 41th street , do-
clureil nccosstry by ordlnnucoNo. 11.021 , passed
May Illtli. IC/i approvnit .V ty Mth , 16S2.
You are further notified Iliut having aa *
copied said apiiolnttncnt. nil duly iiunllUotl
at riMiulrnil by law. wo wll on iho b d day of
Juno , A. I ) li l attholi.ii * oflO . 'dude In the
forenoon , nt the olllcu of lli nhwa.V Oo In the
Mct'aguu billldlntf. within linear in llmltil
of said oily , moot for tbo tiraosu if connldor-
Ing. and makliiK tlio us c3 Hint o iltnnu o to
thaiiwncrs riMDoctivnly < s.it' ou ny. af
fected by said Krailliiir , tin Inn Into jnt.ldcrn-
tloiiHpeclnl bcntillts. If an ,
Yon are iiotlllcil to bn j resent nt the tlrnn
and pliifo aforonald. and i ulio nnj ' .Jectloija
toorstateinuiils concern iir said
of dumasd nsyoumayl ] ;
c. s IINIW\ ; :
JAMI
Omahn , May 27th , Ik'J ' ! . M"i illol
NOTICE OP ASSESS' ( ENTOF 1 VAI-
AGKS I-'OIl G JADINC
To the owner * ot all lnt > - parts o 'nts anil
real catitu ulniiil .Masoi Btcoot , from IBtli
street lolMlh streut ,
S'ou are herohy notlfi I that tl it miller *
sltfticil. tliriti dlilnturcstci frcchohlLrri of the
cltv of Umahii. have liceji Inly nppot ted by
the m.iyor. wltn the iippri , Uif the L.y oun-
ell of .nd city , to nssp s lie daniio 10 tha
OWIIOM roiiooll | cly of th ; property afTm teil
by vradlnv Miisofi struat f Jill iHlh HtiCL v-tU
Zuth utruot , ilurliirod iiueo * irv by ord'niu f >
II.U7U , passed Ma17 , 1W. approved > luy 1 ,
\ inro \ > further notlfi d , that Imvmz no *
crptcil mil I iiplMilntiiient , mil ilulv iiuiilllleil
m rciiulruil by law. wo wil on the 7ti ) day of
Juno. A. l > . IW. ' . ut tlio In trot 10 oMoak In
the fdrmiiHiii , nt room -in. . y. 1,1 f lilillillnt : .
within thu corporulo limit of said city , inuut
for thn purliiiso of contlnui \rf \ and rnalclnu as *
lflllXIII IgU 10 till ) iwnors ri-spectlvnly
( if Hitld prouerty , ulTectoi by sal I Krndln .
taking Into conildcrutlou special 'infill * , i
IIIIV.
You uro notlflrd to to p isont at tha I'm
and place uforuiald aud ute kko any abjuotlurt - ,
to or itatoincnU concurn U ull HSSOSS no.i f
of dumuKtit ut you muyrr ( isldiT proinir.
, i. Mcol'l.l.t/t / ,
' '
J. "
Omahu , My 2V , 1802. iiot
NOTICK 01AS8KSS - _
ACJKS l-'Olt GHADIN , USD . - . - - -
To the owni-w of all I. . parls-f lots nml
ro.tl ui4lalu aluiu'd ktrtui frum I -
notifl d that
' UniMl. three ilUlnterena freolu
ty ofOi i.liii.h.ivu . . U.on il , y .ijipointiKl * > y I
inuyur. with the upprovul f tlio city'oun .
J UH.WU to Uiu ijwn-
i imrtv nifiotod by
Ixioust to Blionrir
by ( j-illiiunco JJM ,
ul MBv 41 h. IWA
YIIU r . ( urvliiir nuHil i , thut liuvliii : ao-
I ( , a th 4tli day or
of Klo'cliok lii tha
U. llrunucr , roonv
I. Uitrbl'tk ' - within Uu \ , i rte limits of A
intil city , incut for His uur > ( i nf .onuldorlnic
und inukliK inn a. o * mo vof ilumuu ( to thu
"wiior. fi-MiBoavely of u ! pr < y6rty."nlfoeteU
I'y M l iiradlnir. taUinB lilt' counldnratloii
liifvlitl bvnullui. It any. "
Vim uro nutlllod to lit Iirtmiit at the tlmtC
und ulaca nforutald , and i 'tko uny objettlonn
( nor -ttttumuatK cunc rnl I.s . ld
T f llltrNNBIl ,
JAMt-Bb'i'OCKDALn ,
OwtthB , M y23,1693.
