Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MOyiUY , NOVEMBER 7 , 1892.
PULSE OF WESTERN PROGRESS
Determined Assaults on the Southern Pa
cific Monopoly in California.
SURVEYING THE PROPOSED EASTERN ROAD
Vlaormn I'riitMl Again * ! tlio OrM ruction
ol IVmlrrn I'orp H l.4lc Mltifrnl Ue-
eliiuipnU | Idnliu'n .Miirhlo rii-lil *
No\v of tlin NDrtlincit ,
lnlo t.dvicos from the const are to Iho
offcct thnt there IH no abatement In the
zeal unil energy of the managers of the
projected San Francisco Ss Suit Lake
rnilrond. Thrco surveying parties nro
in the field. A correspondent of the
San Frnncisco Bulletin sitys Iho sur
veyors have made Investigations nnd
naked questions of hundreds of old real'
dent * of the mountain * , nml their testi
mony n ( trees on this point , thnt the snow
falls mostly upon the two western
ranges of tnountntna nnd the third or
easterly one , where Hcouwith Pass Is
found , is comparatively free of snow nt
nil Hcasons. A splendid lumber and
dairying region wna found in the Hcck-
wlth and Mohnwk valley country. Whnt
inquiries wore mudo showed thnt n largo
quantity of ere awaited shipment ns
soon ns'tho road wns built ,
Ono party under Knglncor TCoot Is at
work in Sierra valley. Ono"under Mr.
Lornln Ift between Big Hnr nnd Klcn
vnlloy creek , and hnd finished the sur
vey lo Hip Hnr , where the work was begun -
gun bv Hngliiror Oliver. The party
under Oliver Is at the mouth of the west
branch , and has completed all the dllll-
cult work of the route. From the
mouth of the west branch to Orovillo
the distance Is but fifteen miles nnd the
country nn cany ono with low grades. It
is stated > > y two of the surveyors that
the whole work will bo completed within
six weeks. This probably includes the
running of n second or final line for lo
cation , as the parties in the field have
received orders to make tills ns speedily
ni possible. It is reported that a party
Is at work on thocnslsido of Sacramento
surveying toward Oroville.
Muni thu Si < iiiiil.i I'lirlnli' . '
The New York Sun laments the willful
destruction by mercenary pot hunters
nnd the hirelings of taxidermists , of al
most Iho entire herd of wild butTalos ,
last remnants of a noble race that
ranged the great national reservation of
Lost Park , in Colorado , where they were
supposed to be secure unaer govorinont
protection.
Recent ronorts that en mo from Cali
fornia provoke a vigorous protest
ngainst the destruction of the giant
trees of that section. Mr. Thomas
Hatch , a recognized forestry export , who
knows every lordly Bcquoiii and grove
of towering" redwoods in the California
forests and loves them ns personal
friends , tolls a pitiful taloof the destruc
tion of these national heirlooms.
"Oh , the vandalism thnt I have boon
n witness to in my journeying through
the woods , nnd especially on this occa
sion"says Mr. Hatch. ' 'It fairly makes
me sick at heart. " In the Meeker forest
ho saw the blackened stumps of majestic
redwoods , measuring , many of them ,
from forty-six to sixty-two feet in cir
cumference , and ono seventy-one foot
nnd two Inches around , which had been
eot nllro and allowed to burn down out
of sheer wantonness. Two splendid
trees that had been burned through at
the base nnd hnd broken olT , one forty-
six feet nnd the other soventy-six feet in
circumference , lay prone on the ground
nnd had become smooth and polished
by the elements until they looked like
gigantic pillars of ebony. Ho found
many other great stumps of the redwood
that had been burned or bawn and broken
olT , ono of these measured forty-four feet
in clrcuinforcnco. Many of thcso mon-
nrclis ol tbo forest are liOO feet and more
in height , nuporb trees that have bathed
in theBunligiitnnd weathered the storms
of n thoiiband yoars. Ono stumn the
troodmon Raid had yielded 80,000 foot of
luinhor.
When Mr. Hatch remonstrated with
the woodmen who hud slain these
monarchs , thov smiled in his face ; told
of the price per aero they had paid for
the land , and showed their books
to prove the great profit they had made.
"It was useless , " he says , "to plead
with minds like those to spare
the few nml lonely giants left stand-
Ing. " Concerning the claim that these
great trees exhaust the soil , Mr. Hatch
saj's that so far from being exhausted
bo had found by experiment that the
Boil banoath thorn was as rich for corner
or wheat as any bottom land ho hnd
ever scon.
"It is shameful , " says Iho Sun , "that
these magnificent relics of our country's
primeval grandeur cannot bo protected ,
und that soulless speculators should bo 1
permitted to supplant a sequoia grove
with u bhlnglo mill , build n bottling
establishment in Manitou's Garden of
the Gods , anil relentlessly slaughter
the liibt bison that pastures at largo.
Posterity should have as an inheritance
other elements than packing establish
ments , grain elevators , wiw mills , and a
vast continent with every foot of land
utill/.od and "reclaimed" on a material
istic dollar-producing basis. "
I'icliU til Murlilii.
F. U. Schormorhorn , the mineralogist
nnd geologist employed in collecting nnd
classifying Idaho's mineral exhibit for
the World's fuirhas returned to Uolso. It
was he who discovered the glacial fields
in Idaho county , the fossil forest in
Leiuhl county and the vast coal treas
ures In ( 'uator county.
lu Cass'n , county ho bus run across
another womlor In the shape of n vast
marble quiir.'y , fifteen milen ono way by
twenty miles thu other , and in b'omo
places SOI ) foot in thickness , maKing ya
the largest depodit of marble ill ono
body in the world. Not one , but twenty
kinds of marble are to bo fotin'd within
the boundi.rius of this vust Held of tin-
liown headstone.
There are mountains of brown stone ,
Blinding from a somber tint to ono thiu ,
when poll died , shines with a ruddv
glow ; others are dark.nnd but llttlo dif
ferent from the celobrnteu black marb'o
of tlioo'.d
worliljHtlll other vnstqunrries ,
yet unclaimed nnd owned by the govern
ment , consist of a high grade of pure
white marble , equal to the famous Ital
ian. The marble taken fiominost nil
the parta of this vast dopofatt shows upon
being assayed fully uo per cent in
calcium.
ramp * .
Creede and Cripple Crook , two now
and noted Colorado mining camps , are
forging to the front again with rich do-
velopmnnts. The shipment of or * a fiom
Crocdo is very gratifying to these in-
tort-bled in the cam IK An avorngo of
olghtueti cuih a day is Ixjing sent out by
the Lust Clianco unU Amethyst mines ,
nnd occabional shipments are made from
' * lessor producers. It is morn tnan probable -
able that the option given on thu Amo-
tyhst , Iliddou Troaburu apd Suunytiido
projorllca will bo taken up on January
1 under these conditlona. The option
holtlora nro permitted to tnko
out. 150 tons a day nnd npply the
proceeds upon the uurcnso prlco
of $ i,000,000. The quantity of ere to
bo taken from the mlno in three
months is plnced nt $2,000,000 , leaving
the holders ? ! 1,000,000 to rnlso. Thi3
wjll bo the largest sum of money overpaid
paid for a mine In Colorado. A recent
shipment * of ton cars of Last Chnnco
ere netted $00,000 nnd represented but
two days' output. The Little Mnld Is
receiving an entirely now plnnt of Im
proved machinery , as well aa bringing
Blenin power Into requisition. Develop
ment worlds being pushed with vigor.
Honoris from Cripple Crook Indicate
thnt another boom la about visiting the
gold carap. Stamp mills nro being
eroded by thren companies , nnd the
mines are shipping many ions of oro.
Prospectors continue lo Hock in larco
numbers , and ns soon as the Colorado
Midland railroad Is completed it is
probable the population of the camp will
far e.vcccd that of Crecdo.
Irrlcntlnn In Icttlio.
Prof. W. T. Griswold , who is at the
head of the United St-ilos geological
survey in Idaho , was joined in Holso
last Saturday by Prof. Thompson , who
bus charge of the en tire western divi
sion of the survey. The two olllclnls
discussed the advlsrtbllity of Immedi
ately preparing a minute topographical
map of the great Snake river valley
from Eagle Hock in Btngham county to
Shoshone in Logan county , n distance of
about 1UO miles. The plnn is to ascer
tain the feasibility and cost of so diverg
ing Iho wntors of Iho ilvor at Eagle
Hock that thov will bo available for
irrigating 250,000 acres of now worthless
sago brush land In that locality , nnd
again go divert the river's waters nt
American falls that 1,500,000 acres of
land surrounding Shoshonu may bo
brought under cultivation.
Prof. Griswold thinks this great work
of reclaiming could bo accomplished for
$5.000,000. The value of the land would
then bo 815.000,000. The work would
transform southeastern Idaho from a
ilo ert into a garden.
A Iinrlnc Vuyiijfo.
A citl7.cn of Seattle has built with his
own hands a steamer in which ho in
tends to hazard a voyage from that city
to Chicago , going by way of the Isthmus
of Panama. On New Year's day of this
year ho laid the keel , and in odd hours
hnntehed from his work in a lumber
yard , has completed the hull and is now
putting the finishing touches to the
craft. She is fifty-six feet ever nil nnd
will draw five feet ten inches of water.
Engines of forty horsepower arc to bo
put in , and the estimated speed will bo
sixteen knots an hour. Of course the
builder and commander hopes to turn
au honest penny bv exhibiting the boat
at the World's fair. With a crow of
six men the start will bo made from
Seattle in January. Stops will bo mndo
every . " 00 miles along the coast for coal.
At an ibthmus port the llttlo steamer
will bo shipped on the railroad to As-
plnwnll. After ranching Now York the
route will bo up the Hudson river , Krio
canal and thence across Lakes Erie ,
Huron nnd Michigan.
Portland' * Industrial Growth.
A census office bulletin gives statistics
of the manufacturing industries of Port
land , Ore. In 1SSO the data relating to
the tnanufaclurcs of Ihe city were in
cluded in totals for MuUomah county ,
and therefore no comparative stnlomont
Is possible. The figures for 1890 are :
Number establishment reported , 501 ;
industries , 88 ; capital invested , $18-
S08,028 ; hands employed , 11,240 ; wages ,
$7,170,733 ; cost of material used , 812-
527,071 ; value of products , 324,429 , MO.
The figures for Multomah county are :
Establishment , 102 ; capital , Sl,0.)8,02-j ;
hands employed. 1,148 ; wages , 8700,878 ;
materials , 8r,607,210 ; product , $2,807,241.
Tlio Great Uinviislii-d.
.Take Winters , a man who has not
washed or shaved himself for twenty-
live years , died in Carson Valley , Nov. ,
laht week.
When a young man ho made a vow
that until the democratic party came
into power ho would go unwashed and
unshaven.
When Cleveland was elected ho wns
reminded of his vow but refused to take
tlio necessary stops toward cleansing
himself. His neighbors once attempted
to wash him by force but ho got away
and threatened to kill any ono who tried
to clean him. Ho was about GO years
old.
Ncbr.isli i ,
From September 1 , 1891. to September
1 , 1802 , there were : iO ; > cars of grain and
Hour nnd 200 cars of live stock shipped
from Ansloy , Custer county.
While fooling wilh a revolver Charles
Fiiibco of Sidney was shot iu the fnco ,
Iho bullet passing through both cheeks.
Ho will recover but his beauty is
spoiled.
Tlio explosion of a gasoline stove at
O'Neill caused a lire at the house ofV. .
A. Woodruff , and Mr. Woodruff had his
hands and feet badlv burned before the
ilamcs wcro extinguished.
A wsmau. Mrs. Wright , is running
for llio ollico of counly nltornoy in
Grooloy county and Attorney General
Hastings has given his opinion that she
can legally hold the oillco if elected.
Burglars cracked the safe in the hard
ware store of F. M. McGee at St , Ed
ward and secured several hundred dollars
lars worth of notes. They also robbed I
Hlttlo & Lnndoman's general store of a i
quantity of merchandise and made their
escape after calintr a free lunch.
Wo mot a binnll group of farmers yes
terday on the street who were inquiring
for corn buskers , guys the Konrnoy Jour
nal. Farmers are in need of corn husk-
crs and cannot got them. Ono of them
suyeVo are in need of corn buskers ,
nilviM'llsn for tii "
Mr. Smith , near Fnirfiold. in this
state , and jut over the Nuckol'.s ' county
line , raised this year 000 acres of sorghum
ghum cane , from which ho has just t
made Go,000 frallons of sorghum and has
10,000 bushels of sorghum seed to soil ,
Hays the York Times. His plant is the
largest of its kind in the world , having
an otigino of 150 horse power and re
quiring 100 men working night und day
to manufacture the crop thiu autumn.
Mr. Smith exucuts to raise another im-
monso croo of cnno nnd manufacture It
no.xt yoar. Where U Hill McKolghnn
with his howl , ' 'any man that invest *
? 2,000 in n farm In Nebraska will have n
IIrat class sheriff's sale within five
years/ ' Stand up lor Nebraska.
It would bo Interesting to the people of
this county , especially the landowners ,
to know that a supply of coal lay at a
depth nut § o great but thnt it could bo
mined , says Iho Papllllon HopubUc.in.
Wells have boon put down on tno places
of A. W. Clark and W. L. Williams ,
and in both cases particles of coal were
found. On Mr. Clark's place the Ural
vein was found at a depth of about 105
foot nnd another at about 270 feet. Tno
drillings of this well resembled hard coal
somewhat , in the well on Mr Williams'
plnco , at a depth of seventy feet. Ihero
were indicatlonsof softcoaland Iho vein
scorns to bo .something like twcnty-Hve
inches thick. As indications of coal
have oftnn been noticed in different
places near while boring for water , the
people of Snrpy county may reasonably
expect to mlno their own supply of coal
some time in the future.
Northwest Xotr .
The registered vote of Tacotna , Wash. ,
is 10,795.
Tin ere has boon found in Cassia
county , Idaho.
Flowing water wns struck in Helena
at n depth of 1,021 feet.
Tocama's building record this year is
estimated at $ ! ! , OQO,000.
Flowing water was struck in Rawlina ,
Wyo. , at n depth of 450 feet.
The registered vote of fdnho is 23-141 ,
nn inercnfco of 5,000 over 1890.
Municipal expenses in Larnmie. Wyo. ,
for the past six months were SI 1,627.
C'hoyonno reports 2,975 registered
voters , an increase of 257 in twoyeaia.
The estate of Charles A. Brondwator
of Helena , Mont. , is appraised atl,491-
220.
220.Throe
Throe hundred Indians baye boon de
nied the privilege of voting in Charles
Mix county ; S. D.
George F. Cants , the boomer of Sara
toga and Gold Hill , Wyo. , is now edit
ing the Salt Lake Mining Ago.
Seth B , Stephens , an opium smuggler
captured in Ogden , was convicted and
fined $700 , which ho paid. The neigh
borhood Knows him no moro.
Keno , Nov. , boasts of a brass band
composed of sixteen beautiful young
ladle ? , who are all of about the same
height , nnd there is nota poor musician
among them.
State Treasurer Taylor of South Da
kota has just closed up a deal for Iho re
funding of $92,500 insane hospital 4i per
cent bonds at M } per cent. This shows
Ihc credit of Hie state ranks 'way up.
The line between Idaho and Washing
ton counties is being surveyed. The
result is being watched with interest , as
it will determine in which county the
rich Seven Devils mining district be
longs.
The contract for constructing a rail
road and wogon bridge across the Mis
souri river at Ynnkton , S. D. , has been
awarded to Chicago nnd Yankton par
ties. The work is to commence on or
before next July.
Nearly 10,000 head of cattle were
shipped from Pierre , S. D. , this fall.
The growth of the stock business west
or Pierre has been phenomenal. It is
only a litlle over two years that this
counlry has been open lo soltloment.
A lump of coat weighing 1,600 pounds
was taken out a few days ago in Cascade
county to form a part of the northern
Montana exhibit at the World's fair.
In lowering it from the mouth of Ihe pil
it was broken and n piece weighing 900
pounds was selected for the exhibit.
What is sujjnojod to bo a relic of an
ancient political campaign was dug out
of the earth in Butte , Mont. , recently.
The tablet was covered with hiero
glyphics , which were translated thus :
"Two dollars a vote to all comers. Are
you with mo ? " The charge that the
democracy is a progressive party docs
not appear lo bo well founded.
While ploughing preparatory lo re
moving Iho earth overlying Iho opal
mines nt Moscow , Idnho. n few days ago ,
the workmen uncovered about twenty-
five stones. The plough struck the soft
rock and turned up a regular nest of
opals. The opals appear to bo nearer
Iho top of the rock ns the thickness of
the earth overlying increases.
Soda Springs , Idaho , has been an im
portant point this year for shinning
stock oast. During the year there have
been 070 cars of cattle , aggregating
8,500 animals ; 330 cars of sheep , mak
ing about 7,000 , and Iwo cars of horses
were also sent east besides the sheep
shipped. It is estimaled that ever
50,000 have boon driven eastward from
thai point.
Government work in the National
park has boon suspended for the season.
The now bridge at the Upper falls , a
structure 190 feet in length , is well under
way , but will not bo completed bcforo
next year. The road work under con
struction includes ono from the main
road to Iho Upper falls , and another ,
11 vo miles in longlh , from Iho Falls hotel
to Inspection point.
Near Iho Half Way house , between
Idaho City nnd UolsoCity , Surlleet , Boy-
akin it Dunnlgan nro opening up two
silver mines thnt are very promising.
Besides the mines nnmod there nro many
others also coming to the front that will
in time become great producers. Every
mill in the county is paying , which is
indeed very encouraging for our future
as a mining country.
Since July 1 the Chino , Gal. , sugar
factory ground 2,800 tons of boots , for
which' the factory paid the farmers
$112,000. The lolnl output of orudo
sugar is 7,90,511 : ! pounds , on which tbo
government bounty is nearly $150,000.
making about 200 car loads of sugar.
Over 500 hands have been employed in
the factory und boot fields , and $150,000
were p'lld in wages' . The heels show a
romnrKable porcenlago of sugar , some
lots having 22 per cent , and bringing $0
per ion.
Rov. Frederick J. Maslors , who has
boon a missionary in the Chinese qimr-
tor for years , makes a terribla exposure
of the growth of the opium habit in San
Francisco. His address was delivered
before the Polycllnie society , and ho ap-
ponlod to his hearers to use their in-
iluctico to secure the prohibition of the
importation of tno drug. The revenue
from the opium duty U largo ; but , ho
said , no government deserved to flourish
Try to Argue
with some bright woman , against
Pearline. She uses it most bright
women do. You'll find the argu
ments all on her side what can
you say against it ? We are will
ing1 to leave the case in her hands.
rou'll end by using it.
The fact is , every argument as to
on such gains , n ovorv pound of opium I
brouglit Into this coimlvy meant phynl- .
cnl nnd moral death M 'tcotno wretched
slave of the drug. , u
The atntuoof ThomnvHtnrr King was
unveiled in San Frtv elacq last week
with appropriate cqrpmonlcs. HIa
grnmlsona lifted the draporv from the
statue , and Irving M. Scott , " the builder
of tbo now cruisers Charleston nnd Snn
Francisco , told of the noble work of tbo
preacher nnd orntor. .Tho figure Is of
lioroio si7.0. nnd represents to the Hfo
the attitude of King in spcnking. The
pedestal is made of n single block of
Missouri red grntilte , hnd boars the in
scription : "ThomasStarr King. In
him eloquence , strength nud virtue were
devoted with fearlois courage to truth ,
country nnd his follow men. 1321 1S01. "
'I IIP Uillrkp t \\t\y to Clirr it Cold ,
Do you wish to know the qulckon way to
euro n cold IVo I will toll vou. To euro a
culd quickly It must bo tro.itod before the
cold has bccoino soltled In the system. The
llrst symptoms of n cold Is A dry , loud coucn
na sneezing. The cough Is soon followed
> y watery expectoration and the snooting by
profuse watery Jiscaargo from the noso.
n sovcro cases there Is a thin wblto coaUnc
n tbo tongue. What to do ) It Is only ncc-
ssary to take Uhamborlaln's Cough Komedv
n double dosoj ovcrv hour. That will
really lessen the sovorltv of the cold nnd In
mnv casns will effectually counteract itnnd
uro what would have been a eovcro cola
vittiln ono or two days' time. Try It nnd bo
onvlncoil , US and 50 cent bottles { or sale Oj
rugglsts.
W. A. Pniro These nooplo up at Dead-
voou bavo pot dccoratlvo business down to a
no point. There was more bunting dis
played on the main street or that city tbo
ay the Shrlnors wcro there than I ever saw
n the wnolo city of Omaha. They not only
ccorato the outstdo ut the building but the
utcrior of the stores and places of business
f every kind were almost hldtlon from
lew. > V lawyer who was Invltod to make a
pooch at thu banquet mndo a great hit in
xplainlng the reason for the selection nf the
amcl as the fnvorllo animal of the Shrmors.
lo said that ho had spent several years in
iivcstigAtine the subject , had read up on
Uo history of the order nnd the history of
tie camel , but had been vnnblo to arrive nt
ho reason until lie looked Into the habits of
ho animal. That had convinced htm that
ho reason was to bo found In the fact that
ho catflel could go longer without drinking
vater than any other animal.
Acron Cbaclwlck I have just returned
'rom mv first trip into Iho IJlack Hills nnd
im willing tondmlt that the resources of
.hat country wcro a revelation to mo. I
spent Sunday at Hot Springs nnd was con
vinced of tbo coming groatunas ot thnt place
as n summer resort. It tins much moro to
commend It to pleasure seekers than Sara-
oca Sorings In Now York. There are the
tot and cold springs and a beautiful creak
mining through the town , having its source
n a mammoth spring in the hills. Tuoy
lava one ho cl that Is equal to anything wo
lavu in O ma tin.
.loan G. Treanor I notice that n few
WCOKS ego the city council in its infinite wis
dom passed an ordinance under tbo nrovi-
slons of which the conductors on the street
cars were compelled to call out the names of
.ho streets along the respective car linos.
lA > r two or turoo days nftor the ordinance
went into effect tno conductors performed
the duty Imposed uoon them by"tho ordi-
nnnro , but now you seldom , if over , hoar a
conductor call the name of a street. If this
orai n an co moans anything the conductors
should obey its terms or clso be prosecuted
tjy the city prosecutor. " In other cities the
conductors call the names of tbo streets ;
why should they not in Omabi t
Newton D. Knox I hoard Mrs. Lease talk
when she was In Omaha the other night and
I am led to nay tbat she has the finest voice
for campaigning that I have ever heard.
She talks JiKn a man , acts like a man and
tre.tds tbo stage like a man. I am of tbo
opinion that it la the inherent right of wo
man to follow any of the/nvocations of life ,
but when she cntors tbo political arena I
think that she has uusoxod herself.
An honest pill Is the noblest work of the
apothecary. DoWitt's Little Early Risers
euro constipation , biliousness and slckhaad-
ache.
"Our Irish Visitors" ia a wild , clicking
farce with no particular merit beyond tbo
quality for amusing the masses. Tbat It is
successful in that respect Is evident from the
fact that It has maintained its nloco on the
road season after reason , and two roaring audiences
dionces at tno Farnaro Street theater yester
day testitiod to its mirtbfuluoss. Sam J.
Hyau and Frank Davis peisonate the two
Irishmen who are constantly scrapping , and
they put lots of "ginger" into tlieir work , to
borrow a phrase from our base ball cranks.
Dottlo Uilsnu aacts some clever singing , and
llttlo Johnnie McKover , 7-year-old , con
tributes a few simple airs on u violin. The
pUy In cMcfly nonsense and horso-plar , ab
solutely without a shred of plot , but it goes
just the same.
For hoarseness , sore throat and cough
tako-IJr. Bull's Cough Syrup , the specific
for affections of tbo throat and cnost.
Violent Exercise.
Fat ia n vulgar word. Too much ndi-
posis or obesity sounds better. But fat ia
plainer. You cannot reduce it by violent
exorcise , There nro two kinds of fats.
The unhealthy adipose tissue , resulting
from sedentary habits or from forcing
the nppctito through stimulants ; or from
impure blood , or it may bo hereditary.
This is the Jdiul that hiyfl the possessor
liable to heart disease , apoplexy , ver
tigo , etc.
Then there is the gemrino , healthy , life-
giving tibiiie , the result , from icgular nnd
moderate habits , or if inegular habits ,
the taking regularly nnil according to di
rections the famous' ' Carlsbad Sprudel
Salt. The Salt will reduce unhealthy
tissue and build in its jilnco that firm and
solid flesh which is ,1(10 ( certain sign of
perfect health. It is virtually taking the
Cailsbadtieatment in your home. Every
drug store has it. The gemiino baa
the hignaturo of " Eisner & Mcmlelson
Co , , Sola Ageuts , Nqw York , " on the
bottle.
SYRINOEl.
Tbo Only I'crfocl Vaitlnjl an
tlecial t-jrrlnKO In
lliu World.
Utlioouly xyrlnui urerluronl-
eil bjr which vaulnal lujuctlona
cun bo administered without leak-
lux und kolllnt : thu ulolbliij urns-
te luuinir tliu mo of u vr cl ,
and which rnn also tie n e < l fur
rectal InjecUniii or IrrUatlou ,
POHT 1IUHHKII Ill'r.n AND
HAItl ) UUIIlltilt
Price S3.OO.
Mailorder * solicited.
The Aloe & I'cnfold ' Co. ,
IBth Street ,
NEXT to POSTOFFIOE
I'hvslcaii * ' uroicrlDtlnna
o ri'fulliy prcjiuruJ at low
l > rlcc .
Both tlio method ami results when
Syrup of Figs ia tnkeu ; it ia plcasnut
nucl refreshing to the taste , and acts
Esnlly yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
iver and Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind over pro
duced , pleasing to the tnsto nnd ac-
ccptnblo to tlio Btonmch , prompt in
its action and truly bencficinl in its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have mndo it the most
popular remedy kuowu.
Syrup of F'igs is for sale in GOo
and 81 bottles by all lending drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO , CAL.
LOUISVILLE , KY. NEW YORK , N.I.
What is this
anyhow
It is the only bow ( ring ) which
cannot be pulled from the watch.
To be had only with Jas. Boss
Filled and other watch cases S
stamped with this trade mark. ff
Ask your jeweler for pamphlet.
Keystone Watch Case Co. ,
PHILADELPHIA.
imsiemuiu nnu\io mut n wrutsn suanntas li
DOvltlrulyttlro'i with C OJitm or rofitnl ihomunerK
notcured-iun 1 f\mp Tar fn > s t'amplu. ( iu trantai
i. ueJ brKulm A Co. , Drujsliti , iolo A-c.T.j.coraar
Act gently vet prompt
' ly on tbo UVKH. Kll > .
DR , HOBB'S NE\S ml IIIWKLS , dis
pelling Headaches , For
ms and Colds , thorough
LITTLE ly cleansing tba system
of disease , and cures
Vegetable bab'.ual constipation
They nro sugar coated ,
dn not gripe , very small ,
easy to take , and purolr
Tegetable. 45 plllslnenon
PILLS vial. Perfect digestion
follows tbelr use. Tbey
absolutely cure lrk beaa.
ache , and nre recommend-
01 by leaam ; pL'Tildins. For sale by loading
dru plsts or sent by rah ; ' ; 25cti. a rloJ. Address
KOBE 3 MEDICINE CO. , Props , San friws'.o or Clucijo.
KOI ! KALE IS OMAHA. NED . Er
f Bhn & Co. , Cor 15th & Docclas Sts.
J.A Fuller & Co , Cor. KtU & DouKla
lr U Fciisr ie Co. . Council T.luCs. Ia
If you huvo Clnanl'ness '
l'reolili-3 Is nnxt
your fucols to
JMity. Godliness.
How to Cure Freckles
IN 3 DAYS.
MME. M. YALE'S
LM PREGKLH
WILL DO IT.
Plnc'e tholiiulnnlMKOf tlio norld pretty f.icoi linvo
tern nixillcd with frrckk'S unit the mint Lunullful
complexion * lilililuiiuiiLx UiUMJumUlillr blctulslics.
LA FRECKLA
l Iho only euro over known. Discovered lir MMK
.M. VAI.I. , tliuiTurll luiued MiMiu ty itml I'o
. Mine Viiln Imi Iri'tiio.l crownoil I if mis
nl Kiir'iiu'.laillt'Mif lliu Wliltu llnifo un I thoci'li'b-
riui'i nr tliu w Thl U'rltu bur In conruk'nru Who
i an niukii yini bu.iiitlful bliuvan nuiku you tonne
UKUln Turn vruy Imlr to Itn inlural colur noilru
tiicil initliliii ! lint moillclno. Mioc-i-i iluri'loji your
l.ii ttlll oiajour Minkon clmst , euro > mi of tiny xkln
lilvinlih. fund lurliir fniiniu < JtlMilly Hook H will
Im inulm I ) ou Inu AM of Menu. Valu'n rcMni'.lioi
Mill b IUiH'l | | you from < blra-'u , or > ou ran tot
Ihcm frjni ) oiir ilrntk.'l l. llu will tut tbcmor > ou.
( Jn to ) i'Uriliuu' rlnon Monday im'l cot n bottle of
Ii Krutkla. laku It Immu unil Bpp'jr Haicorjliu tn
iliri'fllon * on Moiiilay , ' ! iu i-rtay unil tVnilmiHluy , nml
tin t-unilnv ) nu nlll nut liavoii trccklu. Vour cum-
iih'klou will nuim iHTli'ct an when ulltllo bub/ Tills
it itbiolutcljr truu. I'rlcu H.W.
Mme , M , Yale's Temple of Beauty ,
HGSlaleSI. 1' . S.-Send
for M M K.
Chicago 111. '
, VAI/K'8 T | -
Mai ! Deft. 52 uablolloautr
Hook Kreo.
DRUNKENNESS
Or CUn Liquor Habit 1'oolllvrly Cured
by uiltuliiUlri-liit ; Itr. HulucV
< Juiau Nix-clllr.
"esn J > s given In * cup of coflce or te . or In food.
ithout Uieknowledfo of Ibe patltnt. It In abtolutely
barmleM , nod will effect a permanent and cpeeis
tare , vrarihcr tUe patient It a aodtr i drlokcr or
naloohollnwrenk. It nil beenclvrn In tlioutandt
of cucr.and In every Icttaoce perfect cure bae fol.
' " " d. llMcrrr F IU TUe 7 lemoncBlBiprfgnai d
HIID In * cpuoifli ! . It b com aa utwr Impncublllt ?
for Ibe liquor omietlto la ciltt.
tiOl.ltr. * , n'KCIVlO CO. . Prop'r. . rii.fli.natl. O.
iB-paee book ol . ' ' .
cartlculari fr e. 'J'o U. liad of
ujl 4 j in. ,
Cuinln 'Sti Whoioiile. ll.dUj.Uraoj t
imu ItlcU.vrJsou u.-auo.Oiu ilia Neb
We have purchased
at private sale for spot cash from
Steinhart , Heidelberg & , Co , ,
753-755 Broadway , New York ,
Who arc going out of business ,
their choice line of
FULL
KND
STKRS
Cassimorc , all wool , diagonal fall
overcoats , blue and black , $5.75
Fine overcoats in meltons , kerseys ,
diagonals , cheviots , $8.00
Elegant fall overcoats in all fabrics,4
including vicuna and homespuns , $10.00
All silk-lined homespun fall
over
coats , also cheviots and vicunas , $13.50
Winter overcoats in chinchilla ,
beaver , kersey , mcltonfur beaver ,
rough wool , montagnac , $10.00
Ulsters , in domestic and Irish freize , '
at the unprecedented price of $6.50'
Scotch cheviot , chinchilla and beaver
.00
ulsters go now at .
Fine furbeaver , Shetland and elegant
$9.00
made ulsters at .
These coats sell on sight , and we clon'thave
to tell you their value , for you will see the
bargain in them at first glance.
Corner 13th and Farnam.
"KorvoSoods , "
the wonderful rooadi
Is * olU will ) o writ
ten fftinrnntcr to . cure . All . norrou * dlsoafos. , , ptich as Weak . Mctnorjr ,
. llralti 1'owtr. . \VuVorulno . Iost Munhoou. Nlt'liUr iml *
.erTonsiieBs.IJi'Rliiiilii.MMrnlrn and loss of power of thcUrnrrailri
Orpansln either . . scr caused l > y over erortlon , youthful errors , or . fre. jir (
asaof tobr.cco. opium . or Mimulantn which . , peen lead to Inilrmlir. Consump
tlon andlimanltr. . 1'ut Hicomi > nlen.torarrjrln vcpl pocket l porrmcli
rselirmm\Otu'K. \ : . With cvnry . Jl order wo nirean-rmen miirnnltc . tomn
. .
of r-'uneUAe mono/ Circular frcu. AililrcuAerTDSactl'o..C'blcaBn. Ill
For sale in Omaha by Sherman & MConnoll , 1515 Dodjjo street.
In the treatment of a'l forms o'
PHIVATS BI32ASES.
mid all Wo.iKnosH and I > sardcrof
T\/TT7'\T with lo > sf ( cnuniso munition.
1VJLJ2/1N nnd vitality. I.ishtoeii years of
tlio inCHt ruinurkablu Biiceeis lu
tlio trintiuoiit of this olsiss of illst'iisos. which
In urovu'i by the universal testimony of tliou-
nnmlsulio huvti hcou cured.Vrlto for circu
lars und question list. 1 Itli unil J'ariMin
M , , OIH.IIIU , Neb.
INTERNATIONAL SANITARIUM
IGth and Howard Streets ,
60 Kooms for ration ! * . OMAHA , NED/
1'ur thu treatment of
Chronic , Private 1 Nervous Diseases ,
MALE AND KnMAI.K.
IMlcs , Fistula , Fissure nnd Strlc-
turool'Uio Itec'dim permanent *
ly cured without tlie use of Knife ,
ligature or Caustic.
Eucloso 4r. In stamps nml our 1C ? nago HOOK
ou DI.HKASKS and giifsllnii lllunkb ,
win bu jiAiM-.u FWI : : .
i , HAMTAUUJH ,
icth nd Howard Sis. , Omuhu , Keh
W. 0.1lAx\vii.uM. : ] ) . , I'rt-s. r.n. . uu inr.
YOUREYES
ARE TROUBLING YOU I
Well.romo nnrt liavo tlioin oiumlnej br our optldan
freecif ( liarKit.uinl.lfiiu fiiori.llttiil wiili upalrnf
our' 'HIlrhe-riON rll'KCTAt'l.Hsnf KVK ( il.Ahh-
hK tbu bout In tbv tvorlil , If ynu < lo not nuert itlnMe
wo will It'll you fOHiul nit l u you bat toilo. ijOI.I )
r.lTLTAl'Irrl or KYH ( ilMn > iKri HlUll HU ) 1)1' ) .
I'luln. imokK , tiluunr rliltuila v , tor | > roleclliiKttao
cjred , from&iuu | mlr uf ,
Max Meyer & Bro. Co. ,
Jewelers and Opticians.
Furnam uuU riftuoatlibtreuti
V/hy is it that v
Strictly
Pure White Lead
is the best paint ?
Because it will outlast all
other Paints , make a hand
somer finish , give better pro
tection to the wood , and ttie
first cost of painting will be
less.
If a color other than white
is wanted , tint the Lead with
the National Lead Co.'s
Pure "White Lead
Tinting Colors -
These colors are sold in
small cans , one pound being
sufficient to tint twenty-five
pounds of pure White Lead
the desired shade.
Be Careful
to use only old and well-
known brands of white lead.
The market is flooded with
adulterated Paints , and "so-
called" white leads. The fol
lowing are strictly pure "Old
Dutch " process brands , and are
established by a lifetime of use :
"COLLIER"
"RED SEAL"
"SOUTHERN"
For sale by all first class dealer * In Palnti ,
If you are Roine to paint , It will p f
vou to send to us lor u book contuinlne ln >
formation that mny tavc you many a dollar , *
It will only cost you o postal card to do to ,
NATIONAL LEAD CO. ,
St. Louis Branch ,
Clark Avenue and Tenth Street ,
St. Louis. Mo.
DR , R , W , BAILEY
Tooth I'llloclVltb
11,1. I1 ilnn111 u
Ijiitou Invon-
tloul
TILTU : i.vrHunT.ivintour / I'.vt J oit
ANOKU
A.ruLLsr.Toi' TKuni ON nuunr.it ron
ennu ,
1'orfcct fltguarantooJ. Tenth extracto-J In
the inornliiu. Mow onus IiisortuJ In evculiij
of binio lay. . , , . , ,
.
Hco ipeuliiiuni of Hoinnvitbto Ilrldza.
Ki'oopoelinom of KloxlUlo Hliistla I'lutj
All work wurruuted in ruiiroenlud.
UlllciN ihlrd Kioor , I'.ixWu lllu > c.
Tck'itliuin lOii. Himl F.irii u Si.
U uUo Klovato.- Hulrw.iy ( fru n 1311
Ktreu lentnuico.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , B. DEF03ITOUY j _ OMAIIA , NEB
Cnjillul .777 7.$100,033
Surplus $ -U5OOD
crneer nndllrector < IlourrT , Vntoi. p
II. r. Ouibliu , ilcu iireilJuni , t ! . H. MauclooV. . V
Morif. John J , Colllui J. N. U , I'ntrloi. t # ( l A
H < J. cuulor ,
TI-101 II1ON BANK.