TALKING OF WINTER WHEAT
Nebraska Farmers Show Something in That
Line Woith Lee iag At ,
COUNTY EXHIBITS AT THE STATE FAIR
Some I'hrmimcrril Yintilt nl tlio Corral llc-
purli-il .SamploH Thiit Itrrrnrd 1'ro-
inluiiia SlumIn tlio Dairy unit I'lili
Uopiirtiiirnti 1'iilr Notes.
LINCOLN. Nob. , Sopt. 8.- [ Special to TUB
UKK. | A dark , cloudy morning , with now
unu then u sprinkle of rnln , which throat-
cncd to como down Iti cnrnQ3t , lusted until
neatly noon ami prevented many from visit
ing the fair grounds until lutcr In tlio day.
About noon the skies brightened nntl the
way the crowds entered ttio gutos soon made
It iipparoiit that the lurgo attendance of yos-
tcruny was lo bo discounted today. This
evcnln ? the people of Lincoln have moro
guesti than ever buforo entertained In" the
Capital City. Last night the Pompeii box
cfllco men sold over 11.UiW tickets. The tho-
otcrs were crowded , Burllnpton Boaeh nnd
Lincoln park wens jittninoit , nnd yet the
itrcuts remained almost Iminssablo. But
tonight the crowa Is still greater.
Tim races attracted unusual attention tills
afternoon. Tlio grand stand was literally
Jammed , aim muny thousands fringed the
quarter Rtrotch , whllo other thousands
thrungt'd the high grounds outsldoor perched
on the roofs ol buildings und sheds.
TurliryVhrut nnil Tulmccn.
Tbo main topic of conversation among tliR
county exhibitors is the sum crop and pho-
r.omlnal yield of the Ttirltoy or rod wlnlor
wheat , which was brought more fully to the
notice of farmers through articles published In
Till ! Bm : last spring. A few worus about tbu
lamplcs in agricultural hall may bo read with
Interest. The lurgoslylcld , samples of which
arc bhown Is In the Un"go countv exhibit , lu
charge of C. M. Koot. Tlio samnlo comes
Irom u lU'J-aero ' Held raised by John Wurrun ,
averaging llfty-ono and onu-thltd buihi-ls
per acre , over the en tire Held , nnd weighing
sixty-lour pounds per bushel. This is only
the third year mat G'igo ' county limners
have been rinsing thu Turkey winter wheat ,
mi U Mr. Hoot says it Is taking the place of
corn as a crop. Tobacco raising Is also being
tried with success lu various parts of the
Btato. Uago has samples which como from a
ono-hiilf aero lot on which the raiser says bn
will have ? 100 clear profit. Ho Is an old
eaxlcrn tobacco raiser ana claims that Ne
braska will beat the o.istern xtntcs. lie will
RO Into It extensively ijext year.
Kearney county shows samolos of red
winter wheat whiclt averaged forty-seven
bushels per aero und weighs sixty-four
11 pounds per bushel. Tins satnplo took second
t premium. John H. Maxon , one of the coin-
mil tea In charge of the Koaruoy county ex
hibit , says this is the lirsi year's experience
with Turkej winter wheat , but that thou
sands of acres will bo sown this ( all.
Box Bullo county shows a sample with the
blue ribbon on It , taken from a Held of eight
acres , which averaged forty bushels per acre ,
and wolKhs sixty-four and one-tenth pounds
per bushel. A. Sherwood , who U In clinrcc
and is also president of his county agri
cultural society , explained th.it the laud on
which this wheat was raised had boon In
cultivation only four yours , nnd that there Is
not a press drill In the county. All farmers
ugreo that the yield of winter wheat is In
creased from llftecn to twenty bushels per
aero by using tha press drill.
Douglas county not llrst premium on
wblto winter wheat which wotghod slxty-
thrco and ono third ponnds per bushel.
Douglas has Iho largest exhibit In the hall.
Hayes county shows samples of Turkey
winter wheat from u Ilold of sixty acres ,
which uvurnpctl lifty-thrco bushels per acre ,
nnd weighs blxty-ihreo and seven-eighth ?
pounds per bushel. Also win to winter
wheat which uiado forty-sovon und one-half
bushels per ticro and wolgns sUty-two end
one-half pounds , haves county shows sam
ples of blackhullesi barley , and also of
Polish wheat , winch are curiosities.
Illtchcocic county took llrst , prize ou red
spiliig wheat.
1'r.ilso Tor liuticr and Flsli.
The dairy department shows such a marked
degree of advancement as to bo wortuv of
notice. Especially does the farm dairy pro
duct show Improvement. In dairy and cream
ery machinery wonderful progiess has been
made durlnir the past your. Butter working
inucnlncry of a year ace has been supcrccdcd
by appliances so much better that the old is
being thrown uwav for the now.
The ofllcors ot the Illinois State Board of
Agriculture visited the fair today and were
shown through the department bv Superin
tendent S. C. liasbctt. lu words "of honest
I crittclbtn they freely stated that they never
[ before saw n building so largo , so well ar
ranged for display und with such good re
frigerators us this. They also Ireoly ad
mitted that In ornamental butter they
bad never seen the equal of the Nebraska
exhibit. Ono of the most striking novelties
shown In the gla s refrigeiator Is a mass of
gratiululed butter , Just as it comes from the
churn , pouring from a highly polisnod buf
falo horn.
The Stuto Flslt commission exhibit is , If
. possible , more attractive thnn nnvlhlng clso
ou thu Kioumls. About tnlrty-elght vari
eties of food tlsh are shown , besides many
ornamental species. At present the com
mission Is propoguttng oud distributing ni
streams of the state the brook trout , saunon
Irout , rainbow trout , wull-oyed pike , "black
ba < s , Gorman carp , yellow porch , croppies
nnd pickerel , The three latter have but ro-
cenlly been added to the list. They have
been placed In public streams aim lakes
and lu private ponds , always with success.
There are on exhibition four earn from
Franlclln Bros. ' ponds , near Lincoln which
were received from Iho commissioner In Ib'JO ,
nnd which now weigh seven 'pounds each.
M. K. O'Hrlnn , superintendent , says they
oru having splendid success with trout in
the cold spring streams ot the northwestern
part of the state. The largest Us h on exhi
bition Is a blue cat four feet long , wclgnluc
forty-Iivo pounds.
Olio Nplonillil Kxhllilt.
The Linlnnor & Motcalf company leads in
the display in the Implement lino. Thev
bavo oreetod an addition to their bulldlifi :
which was ono of iho largest on the grounds
to muko room for their increased exhibits
They display over llfty buggies nad car
riages , anil four car loads of machinery. Mr
11. M. Witllls , general manager of the J I
Cuio Plow works , Haeino , WIs. , is
present , shaking hands wlih his many
Nebraska customers. Mitchell & Lewis
company , Kacine , \Vis. . show
a line farm wagon , with a box llulshod equal
to iho best piano on the market. U Is iho
center of attraction. The Daln haystacker
pcnplo are represented by their sccrotorv
and mnuugor , Mr. llranh.ill. The celebrated
cutaway dlsu harrow and listing harrow Is1
being bhown up by G. W. Whitmoru ; the
Uarlow corn planter and chock rower , by
Charles Vulk. nntl iho nll-stool
Champion buy press Is represented by Mr
Hoed of Chicago. All the members of the
llroi and a full corps of traveling men are
here to meet trade uid , customers. Thl Is
the place they , each \car , meet brunch bouso
imuingoiB to dovlso ways and means to provide -
vide for tliuir Increase of business , and to
consult on various topics of lutcrcot
Among different Hues carried are noticed ;
J. 1. laso , ! plow goods , and Mitchel Hi Lewis
wagons , Haclnc , WIs. O'Brien wagon , liu-
r D uu fcuullor , Hell City feed cullers , Brown
culllvntorn , Olivet-plows , sulklea undiraDes ,
Victor feed mills , Diamond feed mills
. cutaway harrows , Caieadan grinders ,
feed cookers und tank heaters
T. T. Haydocit , L. ana M. Woodhull , HIIU
Fojitorlu buggies Flint and Cli
max spring wagous and carts nnd
ullor Buggy company's buggies and cms.
Bobluson Manufacturing compauv. spring
uukoiu , Sucker Slate ruunor pioas drill ,
Hocking Yalioy Uvo-hoo wheat drills , Imy.
makers , food cutters , elder mills , shellen
niid horse powers ; Guto City nbovolliig
boards , bast end gates , with stool sides. It
U a grand display , worthy of the great com- .
pauy making U. " '
Do Witt's Sarsaparllln aojiroys suoa poi
sons us scrofula , skin dlsnasoi , oozonri , rhoii-
mutism. Its timely usonavH many
Spcctaolos aeuuratoly flUod ; rofrnctivu
ixuminutlon freo. Tudor Optical ( Jj. ,
luraor Furnuui uuil llth.
BOSTON STORE TODAY
Another Friday Remnant Bnlo Pieoos and
Short Lengths Silks , Velvets and
FINE IMPORTED DRESS GOODS
Tlioiimiml * of .1)1 II Itninimnls of Dninnstlcs
nnd riiuinrls A -inniiit : Sulo of Vltiil
Importation In the Iliifteinrnt
Cliuiiiiioii | llnmn.iiit
All the fancy drapery slll < 9 , hi tick
silks , colored chituv Bilks , nil go now tit
S.'c npicco.
Larrfo remnants , from " } to 10 yards ,
In llfjtired uhinas , plain surabs nnd
chinas , blade failluantl moire silks , which
sold up to 81.25 u yard , now go at ; )5c ) a
yard.
Silk velvets in high colois , from 8 to
i yard , go today at ! Io for enliro
plcco.
Itagulnr dollnr qualitv plushes In all
colors , IM inches wide , Jl to 10 yards in
pleco , co at 2oo a vard.
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REMNANTS OK' IMPORTED DRESS
GOODS
And heavy novelty fine flannels in
remnants worth up to&i.UO a yard , goat
"o , fle. lOc , 23c for ontlro remnant , nc-
oording to slxo.
Ono result of the tremendous success
of the great dress goods sales now in
progress is that wo have accumulated
hundreds of remnants ( from 2 to 8 yards
IOUK ) . Many of these remnants are just
long enough for dress patterns and rem
nants of almost cvory kind of dress
goods in the house will bo found in this
lot.
They will ho placed on snlo'todny in
our ctrosa goods aisle at from a third tea
a quarter of tholr vuluo.
FRIDAY IS ALWAYS
REMNANT DAY. .
IN THE BASEMENT.
Todoy wo will sell 10,000 yards
host quality unbleached muslin , 3jc per
yard ; it's worth " 4o oil the holt.
Mill remnants of Sic , I'u and lOc mus
lin go at ! jo a yard.
1,100 yards cotton nnd linen toweling ,
in remnants of 2 to 5yatds , go at 3 jo n
yard.
1 case of remnants of pants cloth
worth 15o and 18c a yard , goes "c yard.
1 case of remnants of wool plaid"llan -
nol , 5c yard.
1,000 yards host table oil cloth in
remnants , 12Jc yard.
All the machine thread in white ,
black and colors ( from the Gluck stock ) ,
will bo sold today between 9 and
10 o'clock at lie a spool , in the baso-
mcnt.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. cor. 10th and Douglas.
Friday is the last day of the state fair
at Lincoln. Are you going ?
MIUASK v SI-ATI : FAIII.
I'rld.iy tlio Lust und Unit Day OliI SolillcT.t'
IM.V.
The general satisfaction expressed on
all sides by thoho who have buen there
justifies the assertion that this state fair
of ours is tlio greatest over hold in No-
bnibka. There have boon no false prom
ises. Everything luis boon justawipp-
robuntod. The last and best day
comes otT Friday. As to speed there is
the free for all trotting race for 3 year
olds for SHOO. A 2.35 and it 2.20 trotting
race for $000 each , and and n milo and
repeat running race for S3UO , that should
attract immense crowds. The races BO
far have been strictly first-class and as
the bobt have been reserved for the last
it will bo your best day to ire to Lincoln.
It will alto bo the gala day of the exposition -
position , as this day has been set aside
for the pleasure of the old soldiers.
Trains lonvo Omaha nnd Lincoln at till
hours. Tickets are one faro for round
trip. Children nroadmitted , free to the
grounds if under 10 ycurj old.
Friday is the hut day of the state fall
al Lincoln , Are you goingV
ICall uy N'ntrs.
Tlio comtimnucr-tn-chiof of the Grand
Army of tliu Republic and bis staff , with too
ladies of the Woman's Itcltof corps , will
leave for Washington at 8 p. in. September
1(1 ( via the Burlington. The fnro for the
round trip is fiiS.fidaml tickets will bo put on
solo September Ki to0. .
Mr. I < \ A. Nasli of the Milwaukee returned
homo from Chicuco yesterday morning.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the bes
ot nil roincJics for children tcolbinsr.J
cents a bottle.
The ontlro stock of horses owned by
A. J. Popploton , including the stallions
Zulu , Royal Oak and Traverse , will bo
gold at auction at Eikhorn , Nob. , on
Thursday , Sept. 1C , at 2 p. in.
Friday is the last day of the state f.iir
at Lincoln. Are you going1 ;
to MilUu u Nv Contract.
Having cancelled tlio John A. Wnltofiold
lumber contract , tlio city has advertised for
bids for fiirnihliiinr luipbcr , grudu stalies ,
nails and cement durinu the balance of t.lie
.year. All bids received prior to1 o'clock ,
Tuesday ultornooii , St-ptcinucr ) ! ) , will bo
considered.
Disease never iucccsstutiv attack ) tbo sys
tem with puru blood. IJjU'ltt's S.irsupartlla
pure now bloo.l and oiirlcbei ulood.
TIIK ItllAI.TV .MAItKI-.r.
TNSTIIUMKNTH placed on record Sent. 8.
1 JMU :
WAUIIAM'V IIKUtlf.
O W PowMI and Ifu 10 U A Powell , lot
4. lilut'lc III' ' . Kluiuuco . $ 400
Allii'rt Von Vrott and wlfn toschool dl -
trlct of Omaha , iot II , blojk " 1C , "
I.ouo'n mid . , . 1,500
Frank UliryBlur to Mattlo Martin , lot L' .
blojlc 10U. Uniikha . 1.1,005
Kinll Meyer to.lohn I.lnilur. lot I , hlouk
II. K V t-iiiltli's aild , pait o H hlocl ; 17 ,
H K Honors' add. and IU ncres In no cor-
HIT. nu sw ( i-H-ii : . i
Union 1'uulllu Uallwnv uoinpany to ( J E
1'urklns. nw nw 17-l.VM . a o
osouli Slmrll ; to Mury Hhurlk , lots ' . ' und
L'J , liluelc . lliown park . 600
11 U Hut to MiiK'lu .Murray , lot 7 , lilock
fr. Uloverdulu udd
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! > ' Dullult to S O I'hbipi.Tots 11) ) u nil Vo. '
blouk II. H line , , , . , 1,200
South Onmliu l.uiiil coiopaify to 11 0
Humes. Im i ; ; , block II ; ' , south Onmlm. CT5
I'.inma Iliuwur und Inittband to O M
I.eailur. und ! i lot 4 , bo'-k | ' ft , l.vinan
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l'lui'0 . 433
I' M lluntnr to llt-rllia Slovens , lot la ,
block IM , HiiiiHuoiii I'lauo
Wuiisul 1'ivunUu and wife to Daniel
llannon , bVU feel lut 4 , block 12 , Hoiilh
Unuhu , 1,803
IJUIT CI.UM IIKHIU.
0 A Viu > Ilousen and hiisliiind to Frank
l-hryHlor , ULV ) , lilooU 10. ' , Oniulni u.500
I , l > Hiiinimiml ilnd wife lo K II Ilnnc'iin.
lots It , ID.-U and 21 , bluuK I , und lulu U
toll , bioul- , .Muynu I'liico 100
Total amount of transfers , .JUV-IKl
SKIPPED BY MOONLIGHT
Mr. Abbolt of tbo Soutb Roynlton Sboa Co ,
Vermont , Slripa Out.
CREDITORS WHISTLE FOR THEIR MONEY
' I ) . C. .tunes Aipnliiti | < il Itrcolxor
t'o nrsslon of thu StncK Slilps It to
Chicago nnd Order * It Sold
Without Itrnervo. ,
LAPIIAiM'S PALMER HOUSE
StlOESTOUE IN UI11GAGO
SOLO 13Y THE SHEIUKR
Two bifr ovcnU in Oinalut which will
this wculc create u bi uar sensation
than the Sullivan-Cofbott light.
THE UOSTON STORE
of Oinahtv
HUYS ALMOST EVERYTHING IN
SIGHT.
Wait for the prcat nhoo sale
SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER IOTII.
This will be the most marvelous shoo
sale in the history of the world.
The Boston Store beats the best rec
ord over inudo , and scores a , triumph in
shoe sales.
The IJoston Store bocures the built of
both Blocks at a phenomenally low
nrico.
THE FINEST LINE OF SHOES
made in America , was carried by Lap-
ham In his celebrated Palmer house
shoo Btoro in Chicairo.
Tlio Boston Store has got almost all of
Lnphiun's stoclc.
The South Roynlton Shoo Co. carried
an avcrago line of shoos such as are kept
in tlio usual shoo stores catering to
everybody's tradn.
The iioston Stnro has got almost every
pair of shoes they had.
You can promise yourself on Saturday
the biggest bargains in tno world ,
nothing so big ever before.
Tlio stock of shoos now carried by The
Boston Store is moro than three times
as largo us that of any shoo store in
Omaha.
The sale begins Saturday.
Don't forget it.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N..W. Cor. 10th and Douglas.
Further particulars and prices in to
nights paper.
Friday is the last day of the state fair
at Lincoln. Are you going ?
O. A. It. K.KCUKSION TO WASHINGTON
Via tlio Wiilmsh Line.
For the above occasion the "Wabash
will sell , Sept. 13th to 20th. round trip
tickets to Washington and Baltimoreat
less than half farowith choice of routes ;
passing down the beautiful Shenandoah
Valley or erossiLg the mountains of Vir
ginia by daylight , within sight of many
famous battlefields. You have privi
lege of stopping at St. Louis to visit the
great exposition and fair ; also , view the
magnilieont street illuminations and
parade of Veiled Prophets , which v/ill
surpabs in grandeur nllolTorts of former
years. For rates , tickets- Bleeping car
accommodations , and further informa
tion , cull at Wabash ollice , Io02 Farnuin
street , or write G. N. CLAYTON ,
N. W. P. Agt. , Omahatv , Nob.
Oma 1m Can MfgCo.campaign torches
The Fidelity Trust company has re
moved its ollico to 1702 Farnain , southeast -
east corner Bee building.
Friday is the last day of the state fair
at Lincoln. Are you going ?
ltciii rl < al > ly I. cmUiistoni ItateH.
Greatly reduced rates to Wiishinsrton ,
D. C. and return via "Tho Northwest
ern Line , " Sopt. 13 to 20th , inclusive ,
good returning until Oct. lOtli.
Choice of routes east of Chicago , with
liberal stop-over privileges. Sleeping
car berths can be obtained through to
Washington. Call early at city ticket
ollico for full information , 1401 'Farnuin
street.
G. F. WKST , R. R. RITCIIIK ,
C. P. und T. A. General Agent.
Friday is the last day of the state fair
at Lincoln. Are you going ?
The republican electors of the Fifth
ward will hold a caucus on Friday evening -
ing the Oth inst. at 7:30 : p. in. in Jaynes'
building , No. 1402 Sherman avenue , cor
ner of Clark and Shormun avenue. By
order of the committee.
WILLING Tc
Clerk CiruvcK anil Councilman I.DM ry Trnct-
nhluVltiio < iscK.
At the session of tbo Heal Estate Owners
association yostoruay afternoon to continue
the Inquiry into the cause oC the delay in
starting publio Improvements thU year ,
Messrs. Boggs and Cathers , of the investi
gating committee , were present , nnd City
Clerk Groves uas on hand with tbo abstracts
of all the ordinances and committee re
ports touching thereor. ihnt had any bearing -
ing on the subject of public works
for Ib'JJ. Air. Uiovcs gave whut information
he could In the way of 'explaining tbo action
of tbu council In reference to tbo papers sub
mitted , und did all that he could to assist the
committee In the work that luid bonn mapped
out for thorn. Ho loft the papers In tbo pos
session of the committee , and expressed n
willingness to give any additional informa
tion desired by thorn that ho might possess ,
regarding thu olllcial aots of tbo municipal
body In tlio matters under consideration ,
Councilman Lowry also dropped In to say
that bo had no inclination to withhold any
Information that lay In his power to give.
Ho felt hurt by the story that had cotio out
to that effect , und ho wanted the committee
to understand tnat ho was not endeavoring
to screen any of his own acts or these of
his colleagues.
No now Information was elicited , and the
abstracts were placed ou lilo uud the in
vestigation was continued for ono week ,
I'moiiru It lleliirn IAMIVIII Homo.
Three yuan ago , whllo Ivas visiting rela
tives at IIIglnsvlllo , Mo. , I was suddenly
liken with colic and severe pains in the
stomach. My relative ) sent to the doctor ,
for modlciuo , and hoaunt mo a bottle of
Chamberlain's ) Colic , Cholera and Dlarrhceii
Hi-inody , telling the oearor that | f hat mod-
icluo did not euro mo ho could riot proscribe
anything that would. I used It and was inv
mediately relieved , HKNHY A. TIIOFKHX.
Unljillni ; rtirinltn.
The following permits were Issued by the
superintendent of buildings yoitorday ;
O. .1. Andurbon , one-story frame cotta o ,
I'orlr-hftli and Knklnu HI roots $1,500
A. I' . Tukuy , ouu-htory frame cut I ago.
Ollfl.m IU1I. . . . . . 1,000
Two minor permits -'ou
Total J 2,700
Kcnsonl Hcochum Pills act like magic.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
It is a wonderful soap
ihat takes hold quick and
does no harm.
No harm ! It leaves the
skin soft like a baby's ; no
alkali in it , nothing but soap.
The harm is done by al
kali. Still more harm is done ,
by not washing. So , bad
soap is better than none.
What is bad soap ? Imper
fectly made ; the fat and alkali - '
kali not well balanced or not
combined.
What is good soap ?
Pears' .
All sorts of stores sell it ,
especially druggists ; all sorts
of people use it.
Largest stoclc of HUMAN HAIR
cast of Chicago.
Guaranteed strictly first class.
MrsR , H. Dai/ies / ,
nn.E.C , WESM NKIIVI3 i.Vl ) miAINTIlK VP
JIKNT.n i > aolio : tat Uyjurl.l. ntiiliUM , Fill , Nil
raljjla , llo.i > iioi.j. ; Nervous 1'roitrnton cause J b/
Icolioior tob 10311Ynlcutulno4s , Mentil Douroi-
BlonSoltnossorti3 : Hr.iln.oiailiulin.mlty , mlsory
( Jocuy.Uoitli , I'rjiuUtiro OH A-o , llarrenun , l < on
of I'owurln cltlicraoi ; Impotonoy , hoiioorrl
WuikncMs-j. lavoluntvr I.onoi , Hpor-
mntorrhimcusu. ! t r orur-oxortlon ot t\jUr.iln :
fcoir-nbuiooirjr-luil.ilKjnco. A monlh'1 trjitiuiu
tlB for J' > , by mill. WuKUtrnntooaU buvu ) tu oiirj
Knoll orrte for < ; hjvo < < wltli $1 will S3 ill wrltton.
Euitrantccto rafunillt nota.irjil. Oiiiruitoo I ;
onlr by Tlicoiloru. K. Lanrls < lni ut , polo n , .
noutbeust corner liitUauiI l-'arnaiu u. ouiuuii
For Suffering Women.
DR , MILES'
Restorative
NERVINE ,
CUIIES :
snoBB ,
Nervous Prostra
tion , elclc ami ner
vous headache ,
( Its , otc.
After four years
treatment by the
best doctors In
the land- but without any relief. baVo uerd yoni
Kervlno for one weels and bavo not bad tin nttnclc
sinco. HunuC liiucuB. HealhvlllcPa. YourNer.
vine lioa cured mo coinpIoteryfornervoiiBtroublea.
iT.M.TATi.on. Lottv.O. Trial bottle free drugglstfe
DR. im4ESMfcDIOALao.ElkhartTn < J.
For sale by ICulm & Oj. Cor 15 & Douglas Els
Bailey , Sr
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The Loadin '
Dentist
'llilrd li'loor , I'avton Itlo3c.
Tclcpliono 1085. Iflth aul Fania-n SN.
A full hot of tcetli on rubber lor SV IVrfuct sit
Tcctli nltliout plato or removable brliUa wori
Just the thing ; for eln.-urj or public Bpoultcrd , uurar
drop iloun.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT I'AIX
Gold flllliicr at reasonable rates. All work
warranted. Cut this out
DR. J. E ,
THE SPECIALIST.
iiiul doimities [ of youtli siml tnunbooil. ITyonra'
OXPLTIOIII o. Ills riMiiurrui mid f.iollHloi are
practically iinlliiiltoJ. The Doctor U runout-
nioiiduil liy tlio | ire , ninl endorsed In tlio
strongest tnrmi liy tlio pconlo for fair triiit-
niont niul notion profesnoiril uilvloo. The
most powerful romo'lles ' known to modern
Bclpnco for tlio successful tro.itmont of tlio
followlnidlsonsos :
GrONOKHHOKA Imtnodliilo rollof. A coin.
p'.otomiro without tlio loss of uu hour's tlm3
from business.
OIiKEr Uno of llio most complotu an 1 siio-
cosstul tronttnunis for Kloot nnu nil autumn r
(1 soliur.'c yob known lo tlio ino.llo.il prdfoi-
slon. The results nro truly wondorf ill.
STRIOTUKE Uro.ilost known roinojy for
the Iro'itmcnt of stricture , without p tin , out-
tin1or ( I liitlur , A mostriiinurk iblo ro noilv ,
SYPHILIS No treatment for this torrlula
bloo.l dlsciiso has ever boon morosu 'cusiful ,
nor had stronger undor.iumcnt9 In the light
of modern ftulonci ) this dsoiso Is positively
curab oiind uvury truce of tint poison entirely
rpmovo I from thu I ) lee I.
LOST MANHOOD , uml ambition , nervousness -
ness , timidity , despondency und all wo.iknosi
luul disorders of youth or inanhooj. Uollof
obtained iitoneo.
DISKA JES OP THE KIDNEYS , nnd alt
dlsnrdurMof tin stotnaon. blonj , liver , akin ,
nndbla'ldor , nro treated successfully with
the greatest known ro.nodloa for tlio dl -
soasns.
\Vrlto for circulars.
14th and Fartium St. . Omuhn , Nob.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , S. DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , BEB
Cnpltnl $100OQ ! )
Surplus $03 , ODD
OCTlcornnml Directors Henry \V. Vntos , president
It. C Cushlnir , vlco presldHin , C H. MnnrlcoV. . V.
Morse. Jolm i. Collins J. N. II. 1'atrluk , l.uwls A ,
Uccil , cnshler.
IRON BANK.
. KIPANSTABUL6S reunite'
v the 8toiiiRol , l\tr ! nail uom'Js. pull- *
KAtr the blcoj , u , c mle imil effectual i J
bo beft im iltclne know n for biliousJ. J.
nem , contaipr.tlou , drtH.p l.i , CoulX
breath , bradarhv. dcm tl.urn . , loia of ;
A'jpeUte , nitnul rtci rciriun , iminful J
V > > 5' dljruloii , | ilmi > l n. pillow r , ninlox-i
9 ear ! cu.tndf > crf ai r crojuuint-rioni 5
* l.nnure bloc IO-F failure by Uioftoinnch , li\cror It. < '
tcstlncn to perform tlieir proiior function ) I'creoLi }
"trivon tnore.eaunfrarn benefited * ) jtaUlBconcr.ltu }
iea. iimo-J. l ilel' mall , 1 ifrosn. $21 Kiuplp.lit. >
2 HUMS S OflKM/CAL / CO. , 10 Spruce St. . NOT Vcrk '
EDUCATIONAL.
Seminary for Young Latllos. Onmhn ,
Nebraska
Bishop Worthington , Visitor.
Rev. Robert T. D. Rector
. Doherty.S. . . ,
Fall Term Begins WcduoEda/ , Sept
14th.
For Catulojruo and iiartlculars , apply to
the rector.
EHT ffilRTW M1MTABT O O
9JKMB WMiiBKl o ACADEMY
riaiaical , Literary , Scientific ConrsM cif Bluily In >
funtry and Artlllerv drill ftiid actual ( 'Malry.
Olilrai Mllllnrj Krhool In BI . CntiloEVe.
I.A. , Jcxlncton , do ,
N KW YOUK M1UTAHY AOADHMY. Col.
O. J. Wright , H. tf. , A.M. . Conr.viill.N. V.
BSKPUfSJfT& WHB B f& FEMALE
sfr iiMltilaaWBLfeEL ACADEMY
Kid [ rtiir. 1'repnr.itoiy , CollrKlate , Jlntlc uliil Una Alt
Ouiirrrn ' 'tt-'f"i Wi-IUrtry Bciiilfoi lllu lmtcdc&tMovuu
. V. IIULLAHU. A. M. , 1'ilu. JacUaau\Ulc , 111.
I For the bleher and Liberal Kdiiratlon of plrlu
land yuDiiK women hpi'cinltica : lluslc. Art , iin. ;
jcutlon , 1'hytlcnl Trulnlnc. htcaui hrnt. Cold
I nud lint water , liath rnoino. etc , ou r.ich ( luor.
24th bunion lieclim > rpt. Mh. IS'O. For CalalcKUo
LEXINGTON. MISSOURI. JJr.6 A1SCII1UAL1) A. JW.Ms : , 1'rot.
Superior a.ltantaKeii . for educating
FOR YOIINd .
, .
-
Younf ( | a(1M | c < ui eofrludy thor.
ouch ; iluilcal anil Art dnpartmen li hljlie l order' teacher * of Iho heat Amerlraq
and European culture ; largo nnd beautiful sromiiln ; neu bulldlnKH. rooms well
rcutllr.tcil , li httd by cut. O | > en September "Ib > ° or catalogue adilress
- Her. T. W. HAIIHETT , ! . COLUJI11IA , MO ,
TELL U9 hOW tlAMY fACES'YOUSEE IN THIS ADV , AND WE./
WILLSEhD YOU A BEAUTIfUL PICTUREZOXZ5 rOflFRAHING.
nARSfAALl ClrlEniCAL MAMUmCTURISIG CoKAHSASCl7Y/1 / ?
DH. 0. W. MAXWKLxLi , - -
( iruduittoof llcllovuu , lliui. . llil : SH'rtlcal CollcKO , Now York Cllr.
1GTH AND HOWARD STREETS. - - OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
FOR THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF ALL
CHRONIC PRIVATE AND NERVOUS DISEASES
MALE AND FBMAT..E. .
AcuroBimruntoolluo\rer/ca \ n un lertnkpn , TIIK BANITAIUUM U the luott conn-Iota mill hot
o > | U | i"d | . liT/lltulloii of It. IfiiH In llio rullru w , t , II cunlHln. llfty rojiui for tliB " . < " . " . ' . ' "iliVm Lo
lIUAHUIMi will
tluiitK nliuiimyri'iiulrotliucoiut.'intulti'iillonof Ciliorloiiojil III | > IC.IHK | nii'l nurtn.
' " ' ' ' ' ' . .
tru.ilr.1 nt liomo br correipondence. All C9mmunlcutl0ii..trlutlr
oonlliluiulnl. Onn porional Inlorvlr.w profurrJit.
1'ilw ' , Phtiili , Flsiupo , an 1 Strlctiiro oflho Hculiiui iiBrfcftlnml i > ormmBiity : ! cura l
wltliuut tlio ttio orkulff , Utfatiii-o or caustic. Al o , KC/OIII.I uul Ulcer lion
of the Ucctiini suciTShfiiliy treated.
QUESTION BLANKS ad BOOK ON DISEASES aontPREE onapplloatlon
Address INT1SI3.N ATI ON Ala eA.NITA.RIUM ,
DH. W. C , MA.VKI.I * . rfCilUont.OiHBlia , Nub
BenO 11.01 for bottle of ri.AI'INK INJKOI'IO.X. auir ale i to uftf lu tl ti to llT & * ) . Uuoufivo
turcU bjr lutorontlooal toullarluui. > '
"THE NEBRASKA SPECIAL. "
Today -we open our full fall line of hats. In
the seven seasons that -'the " Nebraska" has sold
head covers to saint and sinner alike , wo have
seen this department grow and flourish seen
its popularity become an established fact seen
it's sales increase steadily season after season
seen it pass its rivals in the race Tor trade one
after another until todoy our hat department
is recognized as the leading place for hats in
the entire west. There is not a shape that's
new there is not a shade or color that's cor
rect for fall there is not a size not a width of
brim or heighth of crown that you won't find
in our hattery today and you'll find the price
marked on the ticket inside from fifty cents to
two dollars less than you can find in any hat
store you're a mind to visit.
A Leading Feature
Of our hat business this fall will be a new hat which we show
today for the first time. This hat is made of fine fur stock.
It has pure silk binding and band. It has full satin lining and
leatherette sweat band. It comes in all shapes and all sizes
and is just such a hat as hatters get two fifty to three dollars
for. _ This hat will be known as "The Nebraska Special" and
will be sold for
si.ao.
We are also showing full assortments of our popular lines a
Derbys at 75c , $ r , $1.25 , $1.90 , $2.25 , $2,50 and $3.
Soft Hats at SOG , $ i , $1.25 , § 1.50 , $1.75 , $2,52.50 and $ , j.
Crush Hats at 650 , Ssc , $1.25 and $1.75.
Boys' Hats at 150 , 3oc , 45C and 6oc.
Boys' Caps at 25c and 350 ( soldier caps 250) ) .
Your old hat looks tough. Don't it ?
WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 14th ,
Grounds at 20th and Paiil StrBBts-
THE BARNUM & BAILEY
CONTAINING EVERY COUNTRY'S BEST ATTRACTION.
Togetlnr v/ltli / Iinrc Kiralfy's ' filorioni aid MaEiiific3.it Historical SneclaclG ,
And the Discovery of America.
3 Cirousscs , S Ring's , 2 Elcvutnd Stajres , Ilorso Pair , 2 Monatforins , Olyinpin Hippodrome
podromo , Maffio Illusions , ol ) Aorlulists , 20 Clowns , 20 Animal Actors , Perform'
ing Cats , Dotrs , lji8 { , , Storks , Sheep , Gceso and Wild UeastH. 2 IIcrdH of Klo
phants , 2 Droves of Cnincls , 100 Chariots. 1.200 nmlo and tomalo Performers ,
400 Horses , oO Cities , 01 Card , ! Trains. Columbus Stitgo150 feet lonp. Watun
j > roof Tent , MO feet lonj , ' . An Amazing and Astounding : Exhibition. Capital
Invested , $ .V > 00,000. Daily Expenses , * 7)00.
P. T. BARNUM and J , A. BAILEY , EqualOwners
_ _ _ _
te | MOORS PREPAR1HQ TO MEET THE JPAHIARDS BEFORE ( SRAHADA-
GRANDEST SPECTACLE ON EAItTK.
IllustratinL' the life , trials mid trii ihe of tlio ( jront discoverer , and the historl ,
cal events eonneetod there with. JJtittle of the eross ami eresont. Tonrnii.
inonts Boices and norlios. Uiun-oc , HOIICS and fetes. Pageants , triumphs'
tableaux and disnlayt ) . Whips in motion , Sham fights , Royal receptions , "Ofl
beautiful dancing girl * Fei dtnand nnd Isabella's Splendid Court. Tremendous
hihtorieal street para-Jo never boon before this 4011011 , illustrating Arabian
nights now Blorios. children's fiiblcn , iiurbory rh.vmes , and the history of tin
United States , at I ) a. in. on clay of bliow.
Two Performances Daily , at 2 and 8 P , M , Doors Opan an Hour Earliar ,
Adml slon to nil , CO Coats. Children under O years , 26 Oonto.
Reserved numbered seats at regular price , and admission tickets at usual slight
advance at ,1. T Klpslor's drug bloro , lOtli and Pimmm Sis.
CHEAP FXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILROADS ,
Will Kxhlbit at Nobraslca City , September 1Cth. - '
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
iuudnr * Ul a. m.to u ui , buui
0"NorvoSoods , "
'Iho wuuilorful reinoUr
"Is iiulil wltU writ-
l.r.cco.upluiu . urntluiulttiili HIIICJI teen umi in inn
I iummy. rut uiicmin'iilmittucaw liiYuet Jioikt III . . .
'nuul < > inuilitifurtt. SVItli etiirx 1 order wo civnii ion ( ( < it ywiranttt tatur
orr'UMitei.'i < ( iV' Circular ( run , AUdrouAervuUecU I'UM L'Utniiii 1U /
For aiilo lu Otaaha by Shci-nwn & MConncll , 1516 Dodfo stroot.
