Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TtfiiflSDAY , AUGUST II , 1892.
UJfCOLN DOCrORS DISAGREE
Smallpox Ecaro Eaitl to Bo the Result of a
Take.
ORIGINATED AMONG THE PRISONERS
| 3tiiio Think tlio Sick Moil Arc Simply Buf
fering from tlio Application of n
quantity of Crotoit Oll-Capl-
tnl City < lnsslp.
L.ixcot.x , Nob. , Aug. 10. | 8poclal to TUB
Bnn.j Opinion sooins to bo divided among
the physicians of the city of Lincoln as to
Whether the dlsoaso which has broken out at
the county Jail Is really smallpox , and the
medical gentlemen are engaged In tbo usual
dljcu'slon of the matter. In the meantime
the two men who are down with the disease
ore reported to bo In no danger of Immediate
death , and both uro stild to bo doing nicely lu
their Improvised quarters Just outside the
city limits.
One physician claims that the sick men are
simply suffering from the application of a
quantity of croton oil , backing up the claim
by the aiscrtlon that the effect of such an at-
plication Is similar in nppoiirnnco to small
pox. Other physicians who have called and
exuinhioti the cases are positive that they
are ( .orltilnly smallpox In an ncuto form.
The people of Lincoln are Knowing no signs
of uneasiness over the presence of the
nlaguu and no doubts are expressed that
this futhorltlcs will bu able to prevent the
sprrou of the disease beyond the coutlnes of
tbo Jail.
Ttiu friends ot W. II. Irvine , who Is Incar
cerated in the Jail awaiting his trial for the
murder ol C. 12. Montgomery , are uneasy
mid would like to secure bis removal to the
elnto penitentiary , but the county officials
will permit no one to bu taken from the Jail
and ! > o Mr. Irvine will Imvo to take bis
chant'i n with the other prisoners. Ho bus
been conllned in an upper cull In thu Jail and
lias at nil tltnus boon isolated from the com
mon prl oners who have been exposed to the
disease , und them Is no likelihood that ho
\vlll bo overtaken by the scourge.
rirc In u Iiiiilgo Itooin.
Tbo lire department was ngaln called to
the Young block at 1517 O street at 0:10
o'clock this uiornlng. Residents of the block
discovered Homes bur.stiuir from the windows
of the fourth story null nt once gave the
alarm. When the lire department arrived
thu Humes had gninod considerable headway
and It was only bv the most strenuous el-
forts that the block was saved from destruc
tion. Had It burned it is possible that the
nil the adjoining buildings would have gem > ,
too. As it was the roof of tbo building was
plmcm entirely destroyed and a largo num
ber of plalo glass winnows broken by tbo
heat. The lire orluluaUd in tbo banquet
room of tbo Improved Order of Ued Men and
It is believed that It was Blurted by a lighted
tump of a cigar , as ttio ball wa occupied by
the lied Men until a Into hour last night. A
similar lire occurred in tbo same lodge room
d week or so ago. Tbo damage will araoun
to between flXJO and SSUO.
Annual I'nllco I'lrnlc.
A force of special policemen ere patrollng
the streets of Lincoln today while the regu
lar force is enjoying its annual outing at
Lincoln park. Tnls afternoon tbo regular
force in full drojs uniform paraded the prin
cipal streets of the city headed by a military
bund. AH exhibition drill wnu given for tbo
benefit ot a largo concourse of pcoplo and the
men guvo evidence of unusual prollclrncy.
Street cars wcro taken for the park , where a
large crowd of people had preceded
them. Addresses wore delivered by Captain
Wu ad ward , W. L. Cunnitl ana J. H.
Jlardy and then nn Interesting pro
gram of athlotlo snorts was presented.
.Still I'lmity of Itooin.
The report having gained currency that
there was no moro room for the reception of
Bludotns nt the state university , Chancellor
Can Held has Issued the following circular
letter to the public in regard to the matter :
"I urn informed by a letter from the
northern part of the state that tbo report IR
belli L' circulated that no more s-tudonts
can , bu accommodated at the university
this year. This bus doubtless originated in
the lact that as far as possible wo uro re
fusing to accept students from tbo Lincoln
schools In order that wo may tie sure to have
room for llioHO who coma to us from parts of
the state in which it Is impossible to secure
adequate preparation. Tnough there seems
to bo every indication that the university
Will bo crowded next full , wo shall bo able
to take care of all who come to us , and take
care of thorn well. 1 would be glad to have
the press of tbo stale give as wldo circula
tion ns possible to Ibis statement In tbo In
terests of tboso who otherwise might feel
themselves shut out from attendance at tbo
University this year. "
Hny Hur Iliulianil In Cruel.
Another sensational divorce suit has been
filed with the district clerk of Lancaster
county , tbo petitioner being Mrs. Amanda
J. Epps , wlfo of Joseph Epps , proprietor of
a Lincoln saloon. Mrs. Epps alleges that
bo wim married to tbo defendant in 1870 at
DCS Molnes and 'that ' over since her uinr-
plngu her husband has treated bar with ox-
trctnu cruelty and neglect. Her petition re
cites ttral her husband has beaten her with
out provocation ; ( bat ho has used profane
and ouscoiio language to her und repeatedly
culled her vile names ; that In 18W ) ho loft
lior and remained uwuy for two years , and
that In June of the present year bo again tie-
uertcit her , leaving her und her children In a
destitute condition ; that he U a man of
vicious and vulgar habits and totally unlit to
bo entrusted with llio curo'of chlluren ; that ,
Inco their marriage ha bus taken from her
separate estate the sum of 1.001) ) . She prays
for complete separation , alimony and the
custody of their children ,
Tlirt'o llonil Propositions.
On Friday tbo voters of Lincoln will be
called upon to accept or reject u proposition
to UHUO bonds for tuu extension of the water
worlis itytitom , and for the refunding of the
outstanding Dialing Indebtedness of tbo city
of Lincoln. Throe separate and distinct
proposition : ) are to bo submitted , the wnlor
bond proposition providing fur the Issue of
bonds to the amount of ? 17,000 , for the pur
pose of erecting u stand pipe anil the ox tension
of water mains. The second proposition
provides for thu Issue of T > U,000 in bonds for
the paving of street Intersections , The
third proposition covers tbo Hooting In
debtedness of the city , unit the amount of
bonds It la proposed to issue U f 118,000. The
polls will bo open from 8 o'clocli a , m. until
i o'clock p. m. nt thu following places :
First Ward-Proclnct A , city building ; B ,
1024 T street ; C , 8WV strjot.
Second Ward Precinct A , Uohnnan block ;
B , courthouse ; C , Holmes building on Kiev-
cnlli street , between H nnd G.
Third Word Precinct A , Applogot block ;
B , Gaddli > < shop , corner Thirteenth nnd K
trout ; C , Itl''O O streoi ; 1) , ' 'J'JO O stront ;
K , Cox building , U street , between Thir
teen ih ami Fourteenth.
Fouiih Wurd Precinct A , 130 South
Twclltb htrcot ; B , UOS South Eleventh ; C ,
grocery btori1. Thirti-uiith und K : D. HcuUr
.t ICInnlx , O street , between Twentieth und
Tweniy-Ilrnt ; E , grocery , Twentieth uud J
itrootn.
Filth Wiird Precinct A , V stro.it engine
house : B , lUng'A shop ; C , Smith Htreet car
barn ; D , Hippo's atom ; E,415 1) streoi.
Sixth Wurd Precinct A , MclicU'a uarn ,
Twenty-fourth and 1' streets ; B , coiner of
Vine and Twenty-seventh ; C , UU'J Washing
ton street.
.Seventh Wnrd PrecltiRt A. Lincoln City
leuirlu power house ; B , tO'J North Twenty-
tovrutti ; C , Byrdiu's store , Twenty-seventh
treat.
Oxfonl'H i'Ytlilan l.odgtt.
Oxfniti ) , Nob. , Aug. 10. [ Special tn TIIK
BKK.Mount Nebo lodge , No. 150 , Knights
otjfythlas , wan Instituted hero lust night by
Deputy Grand Chuncallor II. M. Sbaolforof
Lincoln. Tim ceremonies closed with a ban
quet at the Central hotel. VUltlne delega
tions of knight * were present from Holdrego ,
MenVcr Ci v , Arupubon and Bloomlngton.
Following tire the principal officer * InstutloJ :
K. K. Couo , chancellor commander ; E. W.
Kuowltou , pun chancellor ; J , A , Perulns ,
vlcu chancellor ; T , F , McPang , keeper of
records uud seals.
TlninUm y.ouuvit Drum Curpi.
FIIKMOXT , Nob. , Aug. 10-Spcolal [ to TUB
Bus. I Thu John M , Tburston.ouavo Drum
arrived la the city last night from
Omaha and hnvo goio : Into camp In the city
park , where they hnvo pitched three tents
Tor tnolr accommodation. After getting lo-
noted last evening thov proceeded tothorrst-
acnco of Hon. L. D. "Uiehards , whore they
were delightfully entertained. Mr. Hlch-
arda made a neat npconh of welcome , after
which the company was served wllh refresh
ments. Tonlaht the members were again
cntertalnod In a most hospitable manner by
Miss Mabel Rimer , an InloroJtlng feature of
the occasion being tbo presentation to the
corps of a handsome flag by n number of
young ladles of the city. The visitors are
charmed wllh their cordial reception.
URKKNWOOIV.S Ul'.UNlON.
Votornnn of Lnncnntpr , OHM. Siuiiulprs iintl
Surpy CniiutlcH In Attendance.
Nob. , Aug. 10. [ Special to
Tun BBC. I The third annual reunion of the
Grand Army of the Hopubllu for the district
comprising Cnss , Lancaster , Sounders nnd
Sarpy counties , Is now In full blast nt this
place. Greenwood Is nllvo wllh veterans
from all over the country , and the streets
and business houses are decorated wllh the
national colors.
Thn mroling Is being hold a half mile west
of town In n grove which , for natural beauty
nnd density of snadc , mlifht Indeed , bo culled
God's temple. Under the nblo management
of .1. B. Ferguson , president , nnd P. S.
Galley , Rocrotory , the occasion Is proving to
bo very successful. A long line ot tents
marks tbo southern limit of the ground ! ) ,
hack of which Hews Salt crcuK , nnd tn the
center u platform for spnaltcrj bus been
erected , with scats In front for tbo accommo
dation of hundreds. The camp Is well sup
plied with the purest well water and all
c.imp supplies necessary are provided ns
free as the wator.
Major Jackson's marshal band furnished
tbo music for opening day nnd tomorrow anil
Friday thn Ashland bunds will bo hoard.
Ex-Governor Shcud of Ashland delivered
tbo opening address yesterday , followed In
the evening by n camphro lovafcnst , at
which local orators addressed the crowd.
Today has boon devoted to the Hollof corps
department , the principal event being a most
eloquent nnd Instructive address by Miss
Oadd of Lincoln. The ladles wcro out in
larcc numbers nnd took special Interest in
the program.
Tomorrow will bo thu Grand Arniv of the
Republic dny and the loading speaker will
be Kov. Mr. Cawklns of Ashland. Friday ,
closing dny , will bo devoted to the old sot-
tiers' reunion. Judge Maxwell will bu
among the number present nnd address the
meeting , as will also be A. B. Fuller of Ash
land.
land.Every train Is bringing In recruits to the
already tarao gathering nnd mucti en
thusiasm Is manifested not.only by the
veterans but by tbo ladles uud citizens of
the surrounding country.
Gil go ttoiinty Touchers Mrol.
BIIATHICI : , Nob. , Aug. 10. [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tut : Bun. ] The Gaeo county
Teachers Institute continues with increasing
Interest. There nro 193 teachers In attend
ance. Prof. Bernard Blgsloy delivered nn
interesting lecture last evening before tbo
institute on tbo subject of "Sources of
Mother Tongue. " Tonight Iho teachers
were given n complimentary boat rldo on the
steamer Queen City for several miles up the
river. Tomoirow will begin nn exhibition of
the work of the pupils of the schools of this
city , Wymoro , Blue Springs nnd other Gngo
county schools. The Institute closes Satur-
dnv.
SOUTH Sioux CITY. Nob. , Aug. 10. [ Special
to Tim BKK. J Tbo Dakota County Institute
opened lust Monday for a two weeks' session
with an enrollment of forly teachers. An
enrollment of eighty is expected before the
closu of the weok. A class of about a dozen
was organized the first dny for county llrst-
grada work. Tbo institute has made tin en
ihuslasttc beginning under tbo management
of Prof. W. J. WUa of Pawnee Clfcy and his
assistant , Prof. C. W , Blgelow of Madison.
Volley County Crops.
NoitTit Looi' , Neb. , Aug. 10. Special to
Tun BKH ] Lost year the principal crops In
this county were corn , wheat and oats , corn
taulng the lead. They are a little moro di
versified this year and a larger acreage. Tbo
prospects of corn nro not very fluttering.
The greater part ot the out nnd wheat crop
bus been harvostud nnd is vorv cood. Oats
were rather short. Flax , millet nnd wild
hay nro very poor. Several pieces of flax
will not pay for harvesting and tbo crop is
losing favor with the majority of formers.
Winter wheat nnd rye nro gaining In favor
nnd good yields uro reported. A largo num
ber of farmers held their last year's corn
crop nnd sold it upon the advance in prices.
All seem contldent of good markets this fall.
Illlilr Student * nt liimtrlrc.
BBATUICC , Nob. , Aug. 10. [ Special Tele
gram to TIIK Bt'.K.I The fourth annual ses
sion of the summer bible school of the
Young Men's Christian association of Ne
braska Is tn session at the Chautauqua
grounds with an nggrcgato attendance of
J.OOO. Among the leading bible educators
present are Major L ) . W. Whittle of Omaha
and W. E. Blocicstono , a mlssloimry among
the Hebrows. Among those present are
many ladies , wives of tbo state secretaries
and'other attendants and their friends.
Gymnasium Directors Sheldon ot Omaha
atid Williams of Lincoln are present ana are
instructing largo classes In athletics.
riucuroil u Now Instructor.
GIIASD IBI.A.ND , Nob. , Aug. 10. [ Special to
TUB BKK. I The board ol trustees of the
Baptist Educational association of Nebraska
has scoured Iho services of D. N. Byorlon as
Instructor in shorthand und typewriting for
the Grand Island Baptist collbgo. Mr. By-
erleo bus had some ton years' practical ex-
pcrienco in the art nnd has been through nil
the phases of tbo work from tbo common
amanuensis to the verbatim court roporter.
Uo Is a practical , successful teacher ana his
pupils have mot with extraordinary success.
The trustees hnvo certainly made a good se
lection in their choice at inslructor for this
department.
Diilcota'K County Sent Mudillu.
DAKOTA CITV , Neb. , Aug. 10. [ Special
Telegram to THE Hun. ] Dakota's county
.seat muddle has been tlnnlly settled In favor
of Dakota City. Judge Norrls yesterday"
granted a temporary Injunction restraining
the Board of Supervisors from taking action
on the petition culling for a relocation , lu
obedience to a decision handed down by tbo
supreme court. At the cnnvrnlng of court
in November the case will bo dismissed from
the docket , and Dakota City will have won
ono of the hardest fought nnd longest drawn
out county seat contest cases on record.
Druth of a Knox County lloriult.
NioiiitAliA , Nob. , Aug. 10. [ Special to
TAB BKC. ] Louis Stollnor , an old German
hermit living in the northwestern part of
the county , was found doau in his bed
yoUerday. Ho was 85 yours old. About 500
acres of choice land hud been accumulated
by him und a lot of stock. A few years nio
h'u bcoiuuo worried over being on two ollleml
bonds , when bo transferred his real estate
to Judco Smith of Yunktoti nnd sold his per
sonal properly , ttio proceeds of which are
bald to huvo gone tbo sama way. Ho was n
bachelor and well oJucnted , but extremely
Du.outric.
I'our Youthful llurK.urK.
FAiitiit'iiv , Nob. Aug. 10. [ Special Tele-
grain lo Tin : UKI : . ] Four boys , of uues
ranging from 1 ! ) to 15 years , were nrrestud
today for entering the residence of Sam
Chaplin nud stealing a rinir and a small
amount of money. They g.wo the names of
John Purluui , Charles Gr.iy , John Plugt-r
nnd William Carson , nnd stated that their
homo wns Kaunas City , They are thorough
bred hoodlums.
John H. Downav , a prominent farmer , had
bis rlfiht bund badly lacerated lu u threshing
uiuuhtuo this morning.
ItViit u Uludmimo I tain.
Cot.r.miHM ! , Nob. , Aug. 10 , [ Special to
Tin : BKK. J The Co Jar county dry spoil Is
at an end. A plentiful rain , extending ever
thu entire county , boguu about > eon vosvor-
day nnd continued lo full until late in the
utternoon. This timely shower has saved
tbousnndi of acres of corn and flax for
Cciur ! , bosldos making everybody clad.
Tliom.m UimtlulilUr * I'uiiorikl ,
UiuNi > ISI.IXP , Neb. , Aug. 10. [ Special to
TIIK But : . | The funeral of Thomas Good-
child took place this afternoon at 3 o'clock
from Trinity Methodist church under tbo
auspices of tha Grand Island lira depart
ment , of which the deceased uad boon a
aioaibor for luu year * .
REUNION AT GRAND ISLAND
Nebraska Veterans Preparing for Their
Annual State Assembly !
ALL FORMER EFFORTS V/ILL / BE EXCELLED
routtircs of Hiecp | < llcautlfal r.ocntlon
of tlio ( Irmiiiili District nn < l County
incumpinnnt * to llo Ilolil
Notvn for tlio Votornnit
Preparations for tbo fourteenth annual ro-
untou of the Grand Army ot llio Hopubllo.
department of Nouruskn. to bo hohl nt Grand
Island , Auijust 20 to September 3 , Inclusive ,
are going rnphllv forward with a syatom and
nn energy born of experience and an en
thusiasm commensurate with tlio ever Increasing -
creasing interest In the grandest organiza
tion known to hUtory.
It Is now thirty-one yours slnoo the loyal
tioart of the north responded to a call to arms
for the suppression of a rooo'.llon which
threatened the life of the nation. A moro
romuont of the Rniudost and bravest army
In the history of the world , on whoso bannar
Is Indelibly inscribed "Victory und Loyalty , "
and whoso M.IKS are your by year trowing
thinner and moro declmatud by reason of
death , will soon moot In national encamp-
niont at Washington , D. C. , and
portions of the organization will hold
state and district reunions In every
northern state front now until wlntor shuts
out camp life. There are many reasons for
the unmistakably increasing sentiment of
reverence and love for the votornu soldlor
civilian , whoso sword has boon transformed
Into a plowshuro and whose warlike niton at
the close of tbo rebellion was exchanged at a
moment's notice for the amlcaulo smile of
pcaco and good will toward his late brother
adversary. The saddest thought of all Is that
this noble organization , in accordance with
nature's immutable laws , mutt over decrease
In numbon until ( inal extinction , perpetuated
only by posterity and not by recruits. Per
haps this. the principle reason why each
succeeding annual reunion seems moro
sacred than Its predecessor , not only to the
veterans themselves , but to all loyal man and
women of both north and south ,
Griiiul Igliiiul Will Spare No I'nlns.
It Is under such circumstances that the re
union committee at Grand Island are prepar
ing for the fourteenth annual reunion of the
Department of Nebraska and also that
preparations for the National encampment nt
the capital of the nation are being made.
Grand island tins won a proud reputation as
a reunion city and with her experience as a
guide will surpass all former efforts for tbo
entertainment of Nebraska.loldiors and their
friends.
Camp Sheridan , for that Is tbo name of the
oiunp Ibis year , will uo located on tho. same
beautiful spot occupied by Gump Sherman
last year , and will be a model of neatness
and convenience , comfort and display , with
such perfect system as to arrangement , both
of tents and rosters , as to enable any veteran
to lind his comrades without dllllculty. It is
scarcely necessary to state In the light of
past experience that /ho camp equipage
will DO perfect. Wood , water and straw will
bo furnished in abundance and tbo usual details -
tails of camp life will uo looked after by
careful committees. Applications for quar
ters should bo made to Harry Harrison ,
quartermaster , Grand Island.
It is the intention of the committee , acting
upon tbo request of the department encamp
ment , to make the coming meeting more
distinctively a veteran's reunion than
over Diforo , affording moro ample
opportunity for renewing old acquaintances
and talking over old times , and tno program
has been arranged with that end In view.
Many entirely now features have been added ,
one of the mou thrlllitigly interesting being
that of the introduction of Prof. licaaou and
his aeronautic combination , with whom con
tract has ho'-n made. Tfto professor will
ascend for a mile or more , and then dron
from from his aerial ship to the grouua.
Another feature of a spectacular nature will
bo the marching and drill of a ilamhcau club
with UraworUs , organized specially for the
Grand Island reunion.
Ilull-r.iro Itutos Sucnrod.
The above Is onlv u hint at the program
which is being evolved bv tbo practical mind
and baud nt Seth P. Mobloy , president of
the reunion committee , and his secretary ,
G. II. Caldwcll. Half fare rates have been
secured on all railroad * from all points In
Nebraska and uniformed oands will bo trans
ported free.
Speakers of state and national reputation
have already been secured to address tbo sol
diers and enliven the camp 11 res. J. W.
Dovvon , A. A. U. , is now at Grand Island
conferring with the reunion committee pre
paratory to issuing a circular of general In
formation on Grand Army ot the Hepubllo
mutters which will bo placed in the bands of
all veterans , and thus relieve Adjutant
Bawon of tbo necessity of replying to bun
dreds of personal letters of inquiry which
are already pouring in upon him.
Department Commander C. J. Dllworth IB
now in Illinois on business , but will hasten
homo und lend bis assistance in arranging
for the reunion. The present department
officers with their addresses are :
CommanderC. J. Ullworth , Hastings ; S.
V. U. , A. II. Church , North Platte ; medical
director , S. K. Snaldinp , Omaha ; chaplain ,
W. II. H. PillsDury , Grand Island. The per
sonal staff ot the department commander
consists of J. W. Uowon. A. A. G. , Lincoln ;
A. C. Moore , A. Q. M. , Hastings ; M.
E. Getter , A. I. G. . Ord ; G. H. Caldwell ,
A. J. A. G. , Grand Island : T. F. Powers ,
chief mustering otllcor , Chudroji ; C. E.
Adams , sr. , aldo-do-caiup and chlof of staff ,
Superior.
Uepresentatlvos to the twont.v-lifth na
tional encampment are : W. H. Johnson ,
Mlndcn ; George 1C. Whitman , Oxford ; J. B.
btrode , Lincoln ; J. J. Buchanan , Hastings ;
John Uarsoy , Fairmont ; John . .B. Uawnill ,
Omaha ; Jamas Condon , Miller ; Pat O.
Hnwos , Omuha ; E. C. Parkinson , Smvard ;
Woman's Hollof corps : president , Amanda
B. Tisdel , Kearney ; senior vloo president ,
Anna M. Ashbrook , Geneva ; junior vice
president. Clara A. McCoy , Columbus ; cliao-
lalii , JNollloM. Hichardson , Gerlng ; treas
urer , Gertrude H. MnConnell , Grand Island.
Appointed otllcerd : Secretary , barau M.
S folds , Kearney ; counselor Emily O. Dll-
worth , Hastings ; Instituting and Installing
officer. Motile C. Iiards , Central City ; corro-
sDoudlug secretaries , Julia S. Bowen , Has
tings , aud Blanche Allen , Madison.
Delegates to the notional convention are :
Eliza C. Pillsbury , Grand Inland ; Nancy A.
Stephens , Junlata ; Pauline Dadgo , Claries ;
Juliette Kboads , Omaha ; Isabella B , Fuller ,
Pawnee City ; AOdlo U Brown , Hasting * .
OIMclil Itoutca.
As for the national encampment at Wash
ington , which coinos next mouth , railroad
rates liavu boon secured aud a choice of
routes made. Omaha will be the general
roudczvous for Nebraska Soldiers und the
faro from Omaha and all Missonrl river
points has been llxod nt & 2U.5U for tbo round
trip. Comraacs who dnslro to take the
official train must report at Omaha not liter
than 7 p. m. Saturday , September 17. Tlio
department commander aud staff. Sous of
Veterans , ladles relief corps , etc. , will bo on
board that train and alt who apply will bu
accommodated. Tbo Chicago , Burlington &
Qulncy aud the Baltimore < & Ohio , have boon
made the oOlclal route. The Baltimore &
Ohio was decided upon more because of Its
historical associations with the war of tbo
rebellion than for any ether reason
and the ola points of inter
est aloug tbo route will cull
up many heart-swelling memories In the
breast of tbo ooys as they roll ever the bis-
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
, . , FIX THESE LOW PRICES INTENTLY BEFORE TOUR MIND.
, , THERE IS AN ECONOMICAL RING TO EVERY BARGAIN.
SUN AND RAIN
FAST COLOR
PARASOLS.
Ladles' Colored Satin , dnrk grounds
'With polltn dots of harmonizing color ,
( ubout Uo of thcso ) .
Ladles' Figured Serge , coachman's
tnns ( ubout 1U ! of these )
Lndles' Colored Slum , Inco trlmmod ,
( ubout 85 of those )
NOW THEN
Thoao Pnrnsols are worth , actually
worth , $1 , SI.5O to $2 each ,
YOUR CHOICE
Send mall ordora.
French
Stationery.
Very "Fronehy" boxes that have sold
for $1.00 to $2.00 a bos ,
WORTH BEING QUICK FOR.
TOWELS.
23x40 .inches ALL LINEN can't
toll of tlio in. Como and got ono [ dozen ] .
50c.
Compare this co-sot wllh liny 75c kind
you see offered ns bnrculns miywhoro.
SEND MAIL OHUKLtS.
Children's
Waists
Cents.
Mndo of good qutility jonns , corded
tnpo fastened buttons , patent button
holes cannot tour thorn , cannot pull off
buttons , cannot .shrink I hoin in wnshinrr
cannot buy them tiny where else but hero.
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SHIRTS
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ANOTHER
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These have been all nlonp 92.00. Your
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Our fall and winter catalogue
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friends and we will mail free
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torlo ground traversed by the Baltimore &
Ohio.
Ohio.When
When to ths natural Wmuty of the landscape -
scapo isiacldcd the lustodo associations that
Invnit almost every mlle of the road from
the Ohio river to the 'national capital the
Baltimore & Ohio becomes a1 route of peculiar
attractiveness to the veterans. Much of the
roL-lon traversed by the Balttmorn & Ohio
was , during the war , Quitting und debatable
ground ever which the contonillDfr hosts
mnrcticrl and fought and on which thousands
of tno aurvivlngvotorans bivouacked and did
sentry duty.
In the meantime ) numerous county , state
and district reunions will ba held In various
parts of the country. No ) > raska Is aoing nor
share lu that line , which will not bo won-
dared at when it is slated that Nebraska has
273 posts \vltl > an aggrogalo raombarshlp of
8,400 , with applications from Butte , Boyd
county , and from Hull , Uannor county , for
charters. Tba financial condition of the de
partment shows the posts to bo In bettor con
dition than over before. In fact , tnero will
not bo a delinquent poit l-y the time the dote
for the reunion rolls around. A district re
union Is now in progress at Greenwood ,
with a largo attendance and much enthusi
asm. Noted speakers are there assisting in
carrying out tuo program , and tbo old ooys
are enjoying camp Ufa In oeaoh other's so
ciety.
Tbo Burt county soldiers' reunion will bo
bold at Herman , August 10 and 11. Tbo ar
rangements are now completed ana an en
thusiastic welcome will bo extended to all
who visit tbo camp.
.Southeast > 'ubrn8ka Veterans ;
Southeast Nebraska soldiers have ar
ranged tor u grand reunion to bo held at Au
burn , August 10 to 19 Inclusive.
The district reunion of southeast Nebraska
comprising the conntios of tiuundors , Cabs ,
Otoo , Nomaba , Johnson , Pawnee and Hioh-
ardson , will bo hold nt Ihu same time and
place. Everything possible will bo done to
niaico it pleasant for all who attend , Ono
hundred tents will bo pltcbod and awaiting
occupancy on the fair grounds , where water
Is plonty. A free dinner will bo given tno
'
second day'of the meeting. Muals will bo
served at. restaurants on the grounds at 25
cents each and wood and water will bo free
for those who prefer the true army style of
cooKlng. Hullroads will give ono and ono-
third faro Tor the round trip ,
Superior is making elaborate preparations
for a great interstate reunion to take pluco
August as to 27 Inclusive. Evorytblng that
camp life requires will ho furnished the boys
and tbo ablest speakers of the present
day bavo boon engagca for the occasion.
Commander Dllworth , Adjutant Bowen and
many of thu U rand Army officers will bo
there and also at Auburn.
A district reunion of the solaiors of the
southwestern counties of Nebraska will bn
held at Curtis , Frontier county , from Sep
tember 18 to 17. A thorough organization
1ms been cITcclod wllh Captain Pax ton at
the head and a grand gooditltno Is expected.
Tbo stale line reunion announced for
August 11) ) , 17 , 18 and 11) ) at Hardy , will ho a
grand affair. Tbo preparations are most
elaborate ana the program excellent.
Among the attractions nro the balloon ascen
sions and parachute lonp of 1'rof , Kirkoudall
of Albion und blah wlrb ascensions each day
of little Muilaluio , only Siyears old.
Tun Bii : : , as usual , \vlll \ camp at Urand
Island during reunion week , with headquar
ters on the grounds , \frhero all newspaper
man and veterans and tbolr friends wilt ho
welcome. _ . , ,
IlorConllilunco Wirt Wull Founded
"I would rather triu'that ' modlolnu than
any doctor 1 knoiv of1 says Mrs , llattlo
Mason of Chilian , Curlur.Co. , Mo. , In speak'
Ing of Chatnburlain'n 'Colic. Cnotoru and
Olarrbuua Remedy. Dtils modlcino can
always bo depended u pupoven , lu tbo most
severe aud dangerous eases , both forchildron
and adults. 25 and 60-cout bottloa for aalo
by druggists.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
fl 9
PURE
Swung to the Breeze. .
The Prices of
HAMMOCKS
All wo now Imvo of the 81.2o and $1.50 ,
with two yproadors given with onoh
Hammock ,
Only yr"S Cents.
Send ninll orders.
Ladies' Wash.
SUITS.
Mndo of fine Percale nnd Zephyr
Glnglmm , plaited wnists , plain sltlrts ,
all season price $5.00 and $0.00 n suit ,
Now 17 MK Suit.
Ladies'
Lawn Waists.
$1.
French Percale , stripes , fieruros , &c , ,
plaited front and buck , worth $1.50.
Gibbon's ' Roman Empire
$2.87 Set.
0 volumes , cloth , worth $6.00.
RolliD's ' Ancient History
$2.50.
4 volumes , cloth. Latest edition.
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F.F.JAQUEi a. CO. KANSAS CITY.MO.
NTERNATIONAL SANITARIUM
DR. W. C. MAXWELL , Prest.
(6th ( and Howard Slreets , - - Omaha , Nebraska.
FOR THU SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF ALL
Chronic , Private and Nervous Diseases ,
Male or female , by conpetont phyHlo nns who hive made a special study of the above
class of diseases , not only to treat , but guarantos a euro in all eas 3 undertaken.
THE SANITARIUM is the most complete nnd tha best equipped Instltntion of its Ultd
in the entire west. It contains fifty rooms for the accommodation of patients who may
requlro the constant attention of experienced physicians and nitrsaa.
BOARDING will be furnished at reasonable rates.Vrito for book on dUeasss , mailed
free , to any address on application . Persons unable to vis.lt us may bo trotted at homo
by correspondence. All communications strictly oonfldontlU. Ono poraD.ial tutor
view preferred , whenever convenient for patient.
WRITE FOR QUESTION BLANKS to satetho history of your cam Mollolno securely
packed and sent by mall or express. Address ,
INTERNATIONAL SANITARIUM ,
Dr. W. O. Maxwell , Froeldent. Omaha , Nebraska
THEGREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY
. Cure. " nil disorders of ( ho Stomucli , Liver , Itouols , KMoiiy.4 , IHaililor , Nervotu
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OIH nc s , Fever , Files , Eli1 , , nnd ron lors thn systnm losi linbln lo coutr.iut dlsonso.
DYSPEPSIA.
U/Vn\VAY'9 I'II/ry are euro for thli coniiilnlnt. Tliny tone up the Internal secretions to
boalthy action. restornHtronKth tutli9 fltonmoh , nml unnblo It to perform lla fiuiiitlom.
I'rlcn eatiox. Sold by all drujulsU , or mailed by UAD WAV & OO. . 38 Warren Street.
Now York , on recoljit ot price.
Kvery MAN can he
S'/IIONO and VIG
VL fill MiW OROUS In all retpcnls
rIUJrll
NHUVINIJ.theBreatMtmulBh Remedy. YOUKO MIJN
OU OID autfcrhiK 'roin NKHVOUa DBMIIITV , IOHT ot
PAIIiINO MANHOOD , nlKlllyciii85lon ; , convul ioni , nervous
pro > tratloncnuid by tbnuie of opium , tobacco or tlcoliol.wakc-
_ fulncit , tnenlal iepre > ilon , lee o ( power in either see , pennator-
D rno i AMU AFTEK un , rlioia caused bjr Bell abuia and over indulKence or any pcrional weak *
neiscan ba restored lo perfect Iiealih and llie NOUIn VITALITY OP STRONG BIBM.
We glvo a written guaranleo wiiU 6 boxes lo cure any caio or refund the money , ) i t boxG ; boioj | j
FOP Sala In Ornahaby Snow Lund & Co.
DrDOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Tbt mtnenl iperlallit In uertoui , chronic , prlrale. blool , kln nil unnnry dlieaiea. A roirmlar ana
retrUterod gradunto In inuilolno , ai diploma * ana curtlUcntuaohow , Iiftlll treating with thu yreatuat VUCCOM
ratarrh , ipurinutorrtiooa , Ion matiliooJ , mlu l vruakuuii , nlubt lo e > , luipi > ioncy , yptilll" . utrlcturo , IIOQ *
orrhuua , Kleut , Tartcorule.cta. No mercury u < l. Nwa Irtmtmunt for Ion of vital pownr , i'artUi uimblu to
rltlt mo nm ; butruatet at liomu < jj oorrt pen < lunc . ileillUn * or ln > truniHDt unt by muller oiproo >
curelr puckocl. no inarkaloladlcatu couteiiU or nder. Ono iivrtonal lulurylu" prefvtroil. Couinltatlun
frua. uirr ipouileu < X ) ilrlctly prl uto. . Hook . ( M/itarlaJ el Ufj l a ( litt , Offloa Uuurt'Ja. . W ttg , u >
- iU ii.Hi.toi3 lum - -
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solos , double wear ,
S * \ . h *
2c
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74 dozens Ladies' .Torsov Ribbed Vests ,
RIBBON TRIMMED , former price lee
each , now
85 Cents
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Ladies Black
Silk Mitts
Those are our 2oe and 35c qualities ,
Out of town friends should
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200 dozen Children's Colored Bordered
Handkerchiefs these are Hemstitched ,
85 Cents
For One Day Only ,
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FARM SLTIMISL l'01'Ul.Alt
1'iuoEa
IIVK ttljLll COMMKNOIMQ ly
SUHDAr MATINEE. AUGUST *
HeLLlo Bernard Chase ,
In n Grand Sccnlo rrodiitlnn ,
UNCLE'S DARLING
Introducing n inaniurorlu of trained nnlinnlf.
Matinee on Saturday.
FaStThatre
Klvo nights communuliiK Miudnv ur.itlnoo Ansusili.
CHAKLES MCCARTHY in
"One of the Bravest. "
Supiiurtoil by thn Brunt nml only
WIUUIAM CRON1N.
ItontlBttc Klru Scones , HI * .Arnblnn Hurics , Tnl
llrlKMt Children. I'leunlMK NoToltloa.
Sundujr MA'JINKItS WotlocscJny
DR. C. GEE WO.
The only lojillr grtiluatil Chlnoio
Blitlit yoarV mud/ . Ton yoir practiyil oxpa
once with nil known dlsoi iu. ' 1'roits sunojatfully
nllchronlouiHiMKlron up by ether doctor * Daft
nml eo him or wrlto for < | uuitlon bUnk. Do not
tlilnkyoiircuo Iiii3lon | bao mm your doctor tulU
you HO , Imttrr the ChlMOsu doctor with lili now mil
wonderful ru nuillos , un > l rjuolvo nu > r bonolltt nn t u
pcrmiinuntoiiru-whntotlior ilnotori cannot gin.
llurlu. llootn nrul I'lantsr.ntnr.Vs runiaillm-lilj
inudlclnoa. Tlio world 111 * wltnuif. Onj thoutatil
tu tlinonluUIn llirou yo > n' pr/ietloj , Nolnjurloui
dococtlon , no nnruatlu4 , no poison. national
treatment nml permanent uura.
Following cases BUcaatiCully trjatoil nnd ouril.
KlVLMi up by ether doctors :
Tlioi. CoiiKlilIn , 4IU llarney utroot , chronic rliou-
niatlain f > yoari. kldiujyand llvur trouble ,
Thoa.Ciilvcyt , I' th ntul I'arnun Htruatf. tfonaral
debility. InilUJ'tloii , Ion of ntroiuth and vitality.
Took mudlclno for yo irx but KOt no rjlluf ,
.M. Ij. Andorion , IJJI Cumltu "trdot. citirrb ,
aathinu and bronchitis of tlftuun yoird tnndln ( .
Ilai for nulo this followliix prr.'piroil reinu.lloi al
I1.UU o bottlo. lr bottles forli.UU , for tbu euro ot
Anthiua. Catarrh , Hick lloautchu , Inillxoitloa ,
Itlooill'olnonlim. llhoumatUin , Kniailo Woiknon ,
Klduoy and I.Ivor Complnlut. No annum. Moll
only by CUInuno Modlclnu Co , Capital , 4IUJ.IXI ) .
Office , 16th and Calilbrah Sli , Omaln , Neb
BUSINESS
Illryclo DjAlor \ lilcyrla will Uo bolter
for you limn u liofdu. It dooxn't out niir-
tliltig.
KriiKal Merchant ( not entirely convlncod
No. itwjii'tuutiiiirtlilnu , tint I'm urrald
It'll Klvu me a tliundurlm ; uli ; appiitllo. UU1-
cugo Trlbunu.
Tlio moral is yourBo'a a Columbia
bloyolo Huslnusi mon , the Pone
Mfg. Co. olTor vuu lioultli mid Inipul-
nc-BS , uloitr lioudodiiona , ruiiovutud
nionoy-muldnff bruins ± { 1 Coluuilius
Avo. , Bodton , .
y mba
rYOURSELFl ,
T A k your Druggltt ( or ,
/ bottle ol Hl < J. iliuonlr ,
f nanolionuu > remedy ( or all I.
j tlio uuimtnru ! dUctmrcci auti
if priviitu ( lUer/1'e ol men and tlio
I debilltatlnc wi-okncui peculiar
\ to women. It cnmi In a (8W (
days without tlio aid or
[ publicity ot o iloclor.
lite I'ttiitnnl American Cure ,
Manufactured by I
.Tbo Evans Chemical 0) . '
CINCINNATI. O.
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