TITli ! OAfATFA T > AIIYV lllflm. VHAV. AITmTH'P HO. 1fl ! 7.
BUILDING THE EXPOSITION
Contracts Odrricd on According to Schedule
and Without Delay ,
EVERYTHING TO DE READY OPENING DAY
All Die Main llullilliiitn AIII " ' ' I
Lourxiof Erection lleforo
the Clone of JM-II-
tt'inlx-i- .
Thp work on the exposition ground , ! Is
projreM ? lng favorably The grading on the
main court Is now completed and It In no
longer dllllcult for n visitor to form In his
mind cje a picture of how the main eourt
will look when the buildings are erected and
oil of the embellishments arc In place The
Bite which each building Is to occupy Is now
inaikcd by a depression of from two to four
ftit All around Iheso dopre-fllonH the
Ktoiind IH levelled off nnd covered with black
dllt In readlnei * for the gardener when the
building * shall ha\e been completed. In
the doprcBaions the plica for the foundations
Kill be- driven and the buildings erected on
th ( e the doors of the building * rising
ellghtly above Iho level of the ground ur-
roundlng them. All Is now road ) for the
building contractors and within the next
thirty dajs the main court will bo a verit
able bee hive
Contract for the' erection of the Adminis
tration building , the Manufactures building ,
the Mines and .Mining building , nnd the Ma-
chlnery and Klcctrltlt } building have been
let , and the Agriculture- building will bu put
on Iho boards for hld.i this week. The workIng -
Ing drawing * for the Art building will be
riady for the contraelors within a few daj ,
and the revised plans for the Auditorium
are- under contract lo be completed by
Sfplcmbei 10. Plans for the new building
for the main court , the Liberal Arm building ,
will be completed within a short time.
The Administration building is In the
hand of Ilrigg' & Cti'hman , carpenters , aul
J.eo lionet staff confnctor The frame work
of the building Is almcat completed and the
work of putting on the staff was commenced
Saturday morning Tula building will be
completed within thirlj da > *
sicoNi : > iiuii-uiNci ir.vnnu WAY
The .ManufucturiH building Is let to It C
Sttohlow of Omaha carpenter , and Smith S.
Kastman of Chicago staff workeis The pile
foundation H all In place , nnd the sill and
portions of the superstruelure have been
completed In some parts of the building
The miterial 1' ncxirlj all on the ground and
llu < wo It la progicislng rapid ! } . The staff
contiactors have thrh woks-hop complete 1
and have commenced work on molding tlie
staff ornamental work
Ooldle & S"its of Chicago have the carpenter
contract fat the Mines building and lhc > MJ
they will commence- work pulling In Hie
foundation this week lite staff contract for
this building was let to Smith & nastmau
The contract for the Machinery and Illec-
trlnlly building was let K-ldnj of List week
to Hamilton Bros , caipenteis , Omaha , and
Smith S. naitman , staff contractors
The supervising aichltect of ihe Treaiurj
department of the federal governinc'tit Is at
work on the plans for the government build
ing and It Is nnnouneed from that olllce
that the building will be under < ovc - b ) Jan
uary 1 nnd that the taff work will be carrl.d
on Inn hie the building
When It I" borne In mind that ihe ereclion
of * > taff buildings Is almost like the growth
of a magic city In the night bv the lamp of
Alladln It will be seen that the progiesj
made up to this ilmc Is rcollj wonderful If
the necessity arose for cxterenie haste any
building on the ground could be completed
within sixtj dajs , so that the apparent slow
ness 1 only the result of Involunta-y com
parison with ordinary building operations.
HUILDINOS TO DC I'AJNTKD.
Although no ofllclal announcement has
been made , It has been practically dccldr-l
that the "old Ivorj" effect on the bullding.i
will not be accomplished by mixing the
coloring material with the staff 88 It is
being prepared , but will be obtained by
painting the bulMingb after the fatal * Is all
in place. This decision scorns to be the
remit of a strong disinclination on the part
of the staff contractors to try what thej
tay Is simply nn experiment Notwithstand
ing the fact that the art building In the
Nushvlllo exposition Is a forcible pi oof thai
the staff maj be successfully colored , the
contractors refuse to concede that It maj
bo done , and the attempt to convince them
has been abandoned.
KxpriInients are now being made with a
cheap paint bj which the same effect maj
bo proluced This paint will be sprajcd on
the immense surfaces of the main buildings
'with air brushes , similar to tho'-o uwd at
the World's fair Tor this puipose com
pressed air machlnerj Is used and Ihe paint
Is aptajed In a fine stream thiough a nozzle
( which Is handled bj a workman In much the
aaino mannei as hose Is used to sprinkle a
lawn , nxperlments have recentlj been
mudu at the Union Pacific shops , which has
the largest compiessed air plant In this put
of the country. It has he-en demonstrated
that this paint maj be put on hj these
machines at a price which l , < ildlculouslj
low One of the machines with which these
experiments have been made has seven
iio//.les and the snrfaco which may be lov-
cred In a day bj a single maihlne Is aston
Idling The paint with which experiments
liavo been made Is a rich , warm cream color
nnd appeals to be permanent In Itn eoloi
It Is being subjected to severe tchls and
will bo adopted If It passes thimigh the
ordeal succcssfnllj With this as a back
El omul the rich hues contemplated In the
claboiato color scheme of the main couit will
stand out In strong contract and Impart a
rich llavor lo the scene which will ilval
tbit hoautlcH of old I'ompell.
DIVISION or m.urr TRACT.
The grading of thi bluff tiact IH aboul
completed and the- work nf electing the
buildings which are tn stand on thl.s portion
tion of the grounds will soon bu commenced.
'A ' line dia\\ii acioss this tiuct cast and west
fiom the east end of the \laduct leading
Into the bluff tract fiom the main court
will divide the tract Into two distinct ceo-
tloiit ! . North of tills line will bo llio. I'lals-
aiue with Its fomlgn v Hinges , Its engineer
ing no\cities , nnd UK various sources of
( iimiDcmcnt and Instruction South of this
line will be the lioitlcciltiiral section of the
Croat show , taking thefoim , In part , of a
beautiful park where Ihe public may seek
lost and repose and enjoy nt Iho fame
tlmo a view nf the beautiful vallej of the
IMIhsouiI and the frowning bluff * hkliting
the rivet nn the Iowa side.
The Haitlcultuio building will form u
pioniliu'iit feature of this fortiori of the
crniindfc It will stand about In thn center
of the smith half nf the bluff tract , op-
prallu I.otluop Mi cot It will be n hand
some am ) Imposing building and will bo
filled with rare ami beautiful creations of
iiaUile. , Surrounding this building will bo
a htMiltlfnl park , 111 led with ( lower beds
nnd winding walks and with plenty of vhady
Tinoks wheru the visitor may tscck rest while
enjoying the beauties of nature
Hero and thcic about this park will be
the various stale buildings , ench nf which
in 111 hn used onlj as a meeting place for
\lnltors fiom all over the land The Ne
braska building will bo prominent among
tlicte and will prohahl ) be Ihe headquarters
fop meny of the states. The Nehratka Rx-
jxwlilon commission has offered iiccommoda-
tlona In their building to any state which
Otelrrs to take advantage of It and the
building Is designed to afford plenty of ollho
room beBtdee the ample parlom and leading
rooms , toilet rooms , and the numerous other
( hlngti lie-dreary for the accommodation of
thn v lulling public , but which could find no
plaeo In an exhibit building.
SHVIJKAU STATH Ilt'IUUNGS.
The Indications at this time are that pev-
er.il other slatia will erect buildings of their
own on this tract. Illinois will have a
building ; Wisconsin has taken steps to crecj
a handbomo building which will be decorated
by iho mimeroiifl mineral spring companies
of tha state ; Iowa will have . tinte buildIng -
Ing for a meeting place for lowans , negotia
tions are being made by one or two other
elate * , for space nnd other preliminaries for
thu erection of tale buildings , and It ap
pears probable that the slate buildings will
form a prominent feature of the bluff park
The experiment of mixing black earth
with the clay of ( he bottom of the lagoon
end rolling the mixture with a heavy steam
i eeviHB to bo a success 10 far M iiolo-
Ins w ( rr In concerned The rnllre bottom
ban been rolled And In M level and hard
M a floor Water from the rain early In
the week IB still standing In places In the
lagoon
Thn work on the nhcet piling which Is to
line the hanks of the canal in progressing
ntowly The stay piles and back piles nro
all In place and the work of bracing the clay
plls by fastening them to the back pllen
IH going along. The stringers to which the
Khcct piling Is to bo fastened are being put
In place nnd the sheet piling In on the
ground ready for use
Since the bnnkfl of the canal have been
"fliinnred up" It has been rather Ineonv en-
lent to get from the north to the south side
of the lagoon without going entirely nround
the big hole , n distance of at least half a
mile. A temporary bridge will probably be
put acre * * nt the point where the perma
nent Iron bridge will be constructed , where
the canal Intersects Twentieth street.
fonlliiciiii'iil mill tliiril Work
Indoors particularly In the sitting posture.
are fai more prejudicial to health than ex-
icsfUo muscular exertion In the open air
Hard sedentary workers are far too wenry
after office hours' to take much needful c\-
eiclse In the open nlr. They often need n
tonlo Where can they seek Invlgorntlon
moie certainly ami ngrceably than from Hos
teller's Stomach Hitters , a renovant pnrtlcu-
hrly adapted to recruit thi exhnustcd
foico of nature Use nlso for dyspepsia ,
kldnej Ilvei nnd rheumatic ailments.
Snm'l Hums offers a white nnd gold toilet
sol , ten pieces. $3.
Night attack on Ft Slimier Ashland
Pept titli Round trip ticket ? 7R cents , at
1M)2 ) Farnam and U.03 Farnam.
Wm. C. Oo s - COAL
Tel U07. Office and jarde 1Hh & Nicholas
I't ! Tnic-liiT oru'liolnr
In the public schools of the United States
15 veurh nt age nnd over , should have a
copy of the Northern Pacific's new nnd
beautifully Illustrated book , Wonderland ' ! "
It Is especially adapted for use In the public
schco's in the study of geography and hls-
totv. and as nn aid In the study of the
notthwrst nnd Its varied and vast resources
The book has a lago amount of valuable
data but Is not by any means a compen
dium of dry statistics.
The beautiful Like Park region of Mln-
no'ota. the Red River Valley of the North.
the icimrkabtc wheat land of the countrj ,
and Pvramtd park , where hundreds 01 thou
sands ) of cattle nro raised , are described
Yellowstone park nnd Its wonderful can-
vans and lakes , wate falls and gojsers has
a long chapter given to It.
A elnoter on several of the richest min
im ; districts of the northwest , telling how
th v weie discovered nnd developed will be
an inteiestlr.g one to everjbodj Some of
llip'u discoveries were1 made In very funny
waja
Four gicnl snow mountains , old volcanoes ,
on the north Pacific coast have a chaptei
devoted to them which gives much of their
hlbto'v
A new mom tain range , one almon un
known lu the noithweH corner of the United
states Is hi ought to the readers' attention
It ! < n gloilouci region , with deep , beautiful
Likes full of new varieties of trout , made
famous bj a reir admiral of the I nited
States IKIVJ- .
Alaska also has a place In Its , pagcn.
The booklet has a handsome cover and
Is beantifutlv and piofu elj Illustrated.
Anv teacher or scholar can have a copj
bv sending n cents in postage stamps to
Charleri S Fee. general pvhenger agent , St
Paul Minn
Heie Is an opportunity which should not
be lest to obtain homething of Interest and
value almost tor nothing , and out schools
dhould reap the benefit of It.
I iilon I'll c I lie.
"The Overland Limited. "
The moit SUPERHLY EQUIPPED
train west of Missouri River
Twelve houis quicker than anv othei train
to 1'aclfii ; Cca't.
Call at Ticket Ofllre 1102 Farnam St.
I'lMMJ TO nvi'lJMJ ITS \VOHIf.
Iliilinof the ( iooil Slii-pln-nl It
More Itooiu.
Miout Iw cut jfive members nnd friends of
the League of the Good Shepheid held a
meet ing In the Commercial Club roonib jes-
teida > afteinoon to discuss the field coveted
by the hoclctj and the futuic outlook. John
Ruhh presided , with MlbO Rooncj as t > ecre-
tai j' .
Mrs Mary Andrews delivered a lengthj
addicts In which she told of the good done
by the South Omaha homo for erring gltla
and helpless women. She htatcd that the
pteient accommodations of the home were
taxed to the utmost , and that as the field
for Its usefulness enlarged the Institution
should keep pace with It. She therefore
utged that challtnbly inclined perbtirs
Khould Interest themselves In. the home and
bend their energies toward making It even
a greatei success than It Is at present.
Shoit speeches were also made along the
dame lines by C J. Smyth and othcrb Rev
II J McDevitt spoke upon the aubject of
charities in connection with the system In
vogue in Denver and o'her cities. The mer
chants In the western metropolis had con
tributed llbctally to the associated charities
on condition that they should not be
troubled by mendicants A central home
was erftjbllshed , and meil tickets procurable
for a MM.il ! amount of labor were distributed
to lht > merchants , to be given to the worthy
poor The speaker thought that Omaha
tdiould adopt the same plan and that It
would be a good Idea to call a masb meet
ing of members of the league and friends to
dlsiiihs the subject A date fet the meeting
will bt > eet In the near future
Running sores , indolent ulcers and similar
troubles oven though of many j ears' stand
ing , ma > be cured by uetng DeWltt's Witch
Ili/el Solve. It soothes strengthens and
heal * It is the great pile cure
N'o Inskt't lunches neceHfearj no luggage
no wort v just bring jouraelf Mbor Day
exclusion to Afchland 75 ceuts for round
trip
m > llir.S TO I1K IIMIIJSTH VI MSI ) .
\ oiiuutilrl \i rt-Mti'il riiarm-il
liuMiirlulliIllt.0.
LU/le Davles a girl of 17 , Is locked
up In the malion'fi department at the police
fiUtlon on n charge of Inroirlglblltly. Her
parents Iu ! > at 4)32 ! ) Davenport stiect. About
tin eo weeks ago thn girl became Imbued
will ) nn Idea lo see the world , and accord
ingly left home- ono night without Hist bid
ding hci parentu goodbye She was gone
for neaily a un.lt and was finally located
by the pollco and sent to her home The
gill was dUsatlbfied with her surioundings
and last Mondnj again xuddcnly took her
deparluio for places unknown , She was
attested last night near Fifteenth nnd Web
ster st loots In company with a young man
whom her parents hnvn forbidden her to
associate with She has no complaint to
mukd of her homo , except that she does not
llko to bo restrained , and following this plan
wants to MO the world
rillniiul X > M'I nun.
The Hmilimton's inoinlug Omaha-Denver
and af lei noon Omaha-Chicago trains have
recentlj been newly equipped from end lo
end 'llio chair and emoklng car 4 as well
as the sleepers arc i > rovldcd with wide ve -
llbuleh and are lighted by Plnlfich gas. The
c hi I r tai uru In in ewood , the smoking earn
In oak The Miioking cars have iccllnlng
cliulis and am finKhcd In a style distinctly
in advance of anything heretofore attempted.
Excellent taste has been displayed In thb
Interior decwatlous nf these magnificent
trains which are by far the handoomest out
of Omlia.
Five complete trains are required to main-
lain regular service between Denver , Onnlm
and Chicago Three cf the new trains are
now In service The others will follow
shortly
THket office 1502 Farnam.
Vlu riileauo. Mllnniil.rft .t St. I'aul
HllllMII ) ,
A long list of excursion points to which
round trip tickets will be told at greatly re
duced rate * . The renditions for euinmer
toiUtj ! were never more liberal tnan those
for this teuton. For full Information us to
routes , rateo , llmlu , selling date * , etc. , ap
ply at the city ticket olllce IGOi Farnam st.
P. A. NASH ,
General Western.
USE AND ABUSE OF WEALTH
Bishop Newman Discusses This Problem nt
the first Methodist Ohuroh ,
WEALTH IS GIVEN TO BLESS HUMANITY
Anj Other t'nc of It lloiMinioN nil
Alitinc mill llrliiKH Dlnureillt
1'oxncHHiir
of It.
Seldom 1m B the aeatlng capacity nnd tnnd-
Ing room of any Omaha church been so
severely taxed as at the First Mothod'ut
Kplscopal ehnrch yesterday morning. Kveiy
neat In the largo auditorium and In the gal
lery was occupied , and on- the gallery etcps
nnd In the aisles were n couple of hundred
more auditors anxious to hear the f.cnnon
of Hlshop John P. Newman. Had the cdlflcc
been half again as large It would have been
well filled because n largo number of per
sons were turned away nt the door on nc-
count of the great crowd present The choir
was considerably augmented , and In addi
tion to thu regular muclcal program several
special anthems and oolos were rendered.
Re\B .McQuold , Maxfleld , SaundcrH nnd Hod-
getts , the latter foimerly pastor of the
Tenth Street Methodist church and now sta
tioned at Norfolk , Neb , were also present.
In Ills sermon Illshop Newman devoted
much attention to wealth and the use there
of lie ald that ministers were not alto
gether free from the worship of mammon.
Some of the best friends the Mai ter had weic
rich men , millionaires of their day. He re
called the wealth of John , the loved disciple ,
nnd of Joseph The great harm came not
from wealth but from the nli\itv of wealth.
The sell'Mlmce-H of wealth was the great sin
He npokc of the funerals of two mllllonalrca
that he had seen In New York Olt ) , The
one was merely a procession of the family
nnd n few frlendd of the dcccau'ed , and would
not have attracted attention had It not been
lor the great wealth of the deceased. Great
crowds lined the streets when the funeral
cortege of the other pas-cd by , and though
It wao a cold day of winter , men uncovered
their heads and women bowed In reverence
aa the funeral paeaod them. The one man
had Used his great wealth for selfish pur
poses and the othei had d'spen&cd hlr > freely
among the poor , building hospitals , erecting
schools , and relieving the wants of the poor
nnd the needy. "The hatred of the world
today , ' continued Hhhop Newman , "l not
to wealth , but to the abuse of wealth. 'Ihcao
deluded citizens of ouis who are today lift
ing up their voices crjlng out against wealth
would bo irMlllonalrea tomorrow if they only
could \Vta\t Is a talent qlvcn to some for
the good of Others , and Its best UEC Is for
the education of orphans , the care of widows ,
chailty to all who are In need of aid and
suppoi t.
SUPERFICIAL APPLAUSE.
"There In nothing EO unsubstantial as the
applause of the world The .Master knows
thl . The cry of the world today la 'Halle
lujah ' Tomonow It is 'crucify him. ' There
Is no condemnation In Christianity , young
men , against popularity or ambition , when
ever thu motive is of high purpose. Re
member this , > oung men ; let this nlwajs
live in jour hearts the truly good are the
trulj great , and the trulv great arc the
truly good. One of the slanders that lies
come down to us thiough the drama Is the
statement of Shakespeare that 'the evil that
men do lives after them ; the good Is oft In-
tened with tlieli bones ' Not so , a thousand
times , not so The mcmorj of the wicked
Is short lived. It yhall soon die. The truly
good are the truly great , and the truly
great are the truly good.
"You ask mo 'Is the woild today grow
ing better ? ' I rcplj 'that depends upon the
standard jou are measuring the world by. "
If jou are judging by arithmetic , I answer
'no' If by algebra , 'jes. ' The stjlo of
many ministers of the gospel Is to estimate
that there are bo many million people lu
the world , so many of whom are Christians.
so many Jews , ho many Mohammedans , so
many heathen , nnd so on , lamenting that
after nineteen centuries there are so few
Christians.
"Is there a jurist , or a phjslclan present ,
who would think of estimating the benefi
cence of his profession by arithmetic ? Is
there a statesman here who would under
take to calculate the good of government
by arithmetic ? No , rather would thej em
ploy the science of algebra , to bolve these
problems by the aid of the unknown quan
tity. The kingdom of heaven Is like unto the
unknown o.uantltjThere are unknown
Chiistlans all about us. What right have
you to Judge a Christian by nothing save
your creed ? Generosity , catholicity , not
bigotry. Is what we want. If v\e judge
Christianity by arithmetic U Is a failure ; It
ahvajs hat ) been , and alwajs will be. Hut
what we want to do Is to measure by the
unknown quantity.
"If jou judge of the advancs of socletj
by the dully prcts. It Is a failure , for the
telegraph gives us crime from all parts of
the world If the press would for one week
and two Sundajs give us a relief from the
publication of murders , robberies and other
crimes nnd supplj us with n Danquet of vir
tue nnd charity , then the newspaper men
themselves would come to believe that the
millennium had come.
No man or woman can enjoy life or ac
complish much In this world while suffering
from a torpid liver. DeWltt's Little Early
the pills that cleanse that
quickly.
si ccnssKi i- si MJAY i\rrnsmv.
iii-\i-ii ; CIIIH-II I.iuulH of 'Si'IiraNkaiiN
VlNlt Olllllllll.
The first of the series of Sunday excursions
to be run by the Union Pacific for Nebraski
cities Ijing within a radius of fifty mllrs
vvis succersfully carried through jesterdaj
A large number of people from Stromsburg ,
Valnaralso Valley , and points further west on
the main line took advantage of the low
rates nnd visited Omaha The train , as It
nulled up at the union depot shortly after
10 o'clock vcsterdiy morning , numbeiod
eleven coithes It U estimated they eairiod
fullv 350 people. The cxcumlonlsts passed
nearly the whole day In the city The
weather was delightful , and all were loud
In their nialva of a day spent abroad. The
train left Omaha for the "return trip last
evening at 7 o'clock.
pnitso.VAi , PAH \ < ; HAI > IIS.
\ \ ' . Hakcr and wife of Albion arc In the
city.
city.J.
J. H. Latrow of Eagle Is stopping at the
Ilarkcr.
r McCoy of Chicago Is registered at the
Darker.
II. L. Porter of Independence Is at the
Millard.
Rdwln Oloor of St , Louis Is a guest at the
Millard.
W. I ) . Newman of Philadelphia Is at the
Millard.
J. K. Purlton of DCS Molncs Is stopping
at the Ilarkir.
Oeorgo K McIIle of Chicago Is registered
at the Millard.
F A. Kull of ConiK'llsville , Pa. , Is stop
ping at the Millard. a
Judge Ja > L. Torrcy of Ember , Wjo. , Is
a vUltor In the city.
H F Spuillng and O. K. Hardy of Olcn-
wood , la , are ut the Darker.
Edgar ROPH and L Hallan are registered
at the Millard from Kansas City. j
Mrt Maiguerllo Franklin nnd daughter
Irene of Chicago are stopping at the Darker
Supeilntendent P. J. Nichols of the Union
Pacific left jes'terday for tbu east on bus-
InesH.
William Kennedy and faml | > left last
evening for a fortnight's outing at Hot
Spilngj , S. 1) .
Chief Surgeon W. J. GalbraUh of the
Union Pacific left last night on a short
wcetern hunting tilp.
J 1) . Lemngwell , W L. Carter. T L Car
penter , Otto Slnauer and Mr and Mis , Sam
E Dtisch me New York arrivals at thu
MllUrd.
Nebraska ! ! * at the hotels Henry J Goodman -
man , North Platte ; Frank Stuart , Gordon ,
James F. Lansing , Lincoln ; I. II. Cary ,
Pcnder ; William Uuwson , rails City ; John
Peters , Albion , ) I f .
llenrj \ \ , AntfHi-I'mlNFH Ills Slulo nl
Drlrnll.
During A bnnquottat the recent meeting of
the National Hunkers' ssroclntlon at Detroit
the ptfit-prAndlal ( cnttires of which were the
nnnljvls of ihe Mgim of approaching proa-
perlty. Henry W vYites of this qlty , In an
swering to the call for "Nebraska , " fMld
Mr. President nnd iGentlcinen nf the As
sociation. In the apparent absence of nny
one else to | > eak -Nebraska , 1 feel con-
fltrilmd to 5rty fotnelhlng X shall differ
somewhat from the Hentlrinen from other
slnU'H who lime preceded me In speaking
of ihe signs of approaching propporll } .
They have spoken In cenernl term * I pro
pose to give vou a few llgnres.
An Hem n few weeks ago In Iho Asso
ciated press dispatcher announced that th < s
lonii rompanlet doing business In our Ktntc
report that the farmers have paid with ! "
the past .vcnr J2 < * .ono , )0 ) of their mortgage
Indebtedness. 1 ilo not vouch for the tie'-
cuincy of these figures but they are sus
tained to a conMilnrnble extent from factfl
within mv own knowledge.
l > ast % enr we raised nearly HOO.OfO.COO
busliols of corn , which placed Nebrn'k i
flul among the corn-producing states , Thls >
i > .ar we confidently o\pcct n crop of KO-
j WO 000 1)1181101" ) . We have this ) ycnr more'
llian double our usual wheat crop , nnd Noj
braska , for the first time In lis hlslory ,
will be In the front rnnk of vvheal-jiro-
dtielng states , with a totnl estimated crop
of 40.UOO.l1iO bushels ,
Our stale prexlueeH large nnd diversified
crops , nslilo from wheat and corn The o
have all been unusually good this jetu 1
was Informed n few davs ngo by n KOIIi
llctnnn who occupies n position which eni
nblcs him to obtain the- best possible Information -
formation , Hint a careful estimate of the
value of nil the crops raised this jear In
Nebraskv will plve a lolal of JTO.OOO.WU
Thlt it more1 than the annual pioduct of
all the silver mines In the world , moie
than the amount produced by nil the gold
mines In the world
Per A stale which for n number of years
has boon drouth-stricken , with partial and
totnl failures of all crops , and to which
onlj n short time ago > ou consigned oar-
load's of grain and food for the sustenance
of supposed famishing families , 1 tiling
this ! a pretty good showing. One thing
l > eel tain , the golden glc-im from our
ripened and rlpc-nlng ciops does not re
flect Ihe calamity tint to which the ilttei-
nncos of so mnnj of out public men nnd
Ihe voli ; lasl venr seemed lo have com
muted life state.
There Is another subject lo which I must
refer before taking my scat
The Tr.insmlcslsslnpl i\posltion will be
held next voar In Omaha It Is believed
that It will be second to none of rccc-nt
je.us , except , of course , the Chicago CMIJ-
sltlon It has received the cordial support
of all of the stales west of the MlFtoui'i
liver , and of n large numbei of those cut
II has received a largo approprlullon fiom
the United States government , nnd I be
lieve I am wife In sajlug that overj' one
who will visit Omaha next ycnr will be re
paid for his tilp.
If you have ever seen n lllllc child In a
paroxjsir. of whooping cough , or if jou have
been annoyed bj a constant tickling In the
throat , you can appreciate the vnltio of One
Minute Cough Cure , which glvca quick re
lief.
Don't make any dates for Labor Day Go
to Ashland cheaper than staying at home
75 cent * , round trip
Tin : MW ii.\n oi > n.v
ninnlin , KIIIIMIH Oltj A. Knittcrii llnll-
rnml Omiiliu .V St. I.oulN Itntlroiul.
The QUINCY ROUTE with through tialng
to Trenton , Klrksvllle and Qulncj. Connec
tions east nt-iJ nouthcaVi. For rates time
tables and all Information , call at QUINCY
ROUTE ofllco. 1-113 Farnam street ( Paxton
Hotel Block ) , or wrltq
GEO N CLAYTON. Airont.
I Illoil J'lM'ltlt't
Only JVne Running
TWO TRAINS DAILY
to Colorado , Wjomlng , Utah and all Westeri
Polnth.
Call at ticket office1302 Farnam street.
> OIM'OHTUMTinS 1MIII T1IAVKI. .
ClmroU IInv o Uvpt'otH to See Mm-Ii of
1.nriilic.
Hon. Church Howe of Auburn arrived In
the city ytslenlay to 'mako a few calls upon
friends before departing for his post of duty
as consul at Palermo , Slcllj' . He expects to
leave the state for the east October 1 , anJ
sails from New Yo-k City on one of the new
steamers of the German-Llojd line October
9. Ho will go direct to Palermo , and with
out accident or delay will complete the trip
In eleven days. He will go by way of Gib
raltar to Naples. In speaking of his position
ho said :
"I will take no clerk or secretary with
me. The present ofllce force at Palermo will
bo retained They are necessarily nearly all
Italians , and It Is the policy of the govern
ment to make no changes unless called for
by the good of the service I will have
sixty dajs each jear to spend awny from my
ofllclil duties. That means sixty dajs out/side
of Italy. I may take Ehort trips to any point
in Italy at any time without a leave of ab
sence. If I should conclude to visit this
country , the nlxtj days would count from the
time I landed In New York City till the day
I sta'ted on the return trip. If I should servo
four yeara in the position this leave of ab
sence will allow me eight months In which
to visit Europe , and I think I can see all
the points of Interest In that time.
"I have just received a letter from a
former consul to this point who now lives at
Terre Haute , Ind. He served during Picol-
dcnt Harrison's administration He assures
me that It Is ono of the most delightful
places In the world to live , and that he
disliked to come back at the conclusion of
h's term of olllce. Ho says the climate Is un
surpassed , and that the people are very pleas
ant.
ant."The
"The Importations from Sicily to this coun
try last year amounted to $3.600,000 while
the exports Irom this country there amounted
to onlv $230 000 The Importations from
Sicily conslbt principally of oranges , lemons ,
wine and marble , while our exportatlon/j con-
alst of tobacco cotton goods , petroleum and
manufactured articles "
' .Mr Howe seemed confident that he would
enjoy his sojourn nt Palermo , and that he
would derive conddcrablo pleasure from the
opportunities afforded him for travel.
Glgadler Ilrlndle RIsley and Chief Hull
Pup ' Taj lor ore drilling the Grasshoppers
nightly for their I/ibor Day excursion to
Ashland. Monday , Sept. C 7f > cents round
trln
I'liiUnion l-iieilic
Is tunning Pullman Palecu Sleeping Car
dally. Oman , , to Colorado Springs. Col . Inv-
ing Omaha on fast mall 4 05 p. in , , arriving
Colorado Springs next morning 11:10. :
Per reservations and full Infnrmitlnn cal'
at City Ticket Offlco 1102 rvinsin Si
r\itns AM > HUISII iNcrri : \ ridirr.
( irilVVll * ! * Ull .S II till II J Itl-HllllH
III II JlllT\ ,
The patiol wagon went to Eleventh and
Davenport streets last night about as fa t
as the powerful team could pull It. A re-
poit woo sent Into 4he police station that
an old man was being killed by his son ,
and help was asked. Arriving at 1109
Davenport street the olllce'rs found a largo ) "
cloud In front of tbd place and In Its midst i i
g number of excited Italians gesticulating , |
and ono old man with blood running fiom u
cut In II'H forehoadj
Investigation showed that Joe and Vincent
Do Hctto , father BiiUi won , had been playing
cards during the nfiernoon with a couple
brothers named Nick and John Connors ) who
Iho overhead. In i order to give the game
tinge of excitement a giowler was nulled
through the back door to u saloon nearby
and the plajers xm grow quarrelsome.
Vincent De Hose began to abuse his father ,
and Nick Counois took Hie pait of the old
man
At this Vincent ru&hed ujwtalre and pullIng -
Ing an antique shotgun from a closet ran
baik to the room and fired point blank at
Nick Connors The chot missed its mark , of
but In the general inlxup that followed old ,
man Do Hcso was hit over the head with ono
of the growlers He swore ho wee fchot and
the hurry cull wat consequentlj tent Into' ' n
the police station. I d
The father upon being examined at pollco I r
headquarters was found uninjured except
the gssh in hla forehead The son was
locked UP on a charge of shooting with In
tent to kill.
rroniViillli ( i I'l-niirj.
Andrew Smith , a once wealthy brewer of
Maralialltown , Ja , now lUIng In abject
jiovcrt ) was R lodger at the police fetation
last night Smith U Buffering from a fever ,
and as he la aged the complaint Is quite
uerious He will probably bo eeut to the <
county hospital.
I ANNUAL FALL PAMANTltt
Elaborate Prftptirntions by Ak-Snr-Bon fo
Triumrlnl Entry Into tin Oily ,
SIMiTHING NEW TO INTEREST VISITORS
Mcrliiiiilfitl I'Mrmlimi IIIIIIM nllon It
MIC Iiluc of StriM-t Display
\\lilch Will lie I-nll
( if Surprint's , i
With the near approach of the time whc-i
tlij city of Omaha must capitulate lo th
forces of Ak-Sir-llen III there Is a natura
expectancy among the curious to know wha
! af form and ceremony the capitulation of th
. oily will assume.
, I A messenger ftom the kingdom that I
i now encamped near the norlh wall of th
[ j ' city , , prepared to move upon the cltj's prln
{ clpal < possessions within thirty dajs ,
I the i . infoi nation that the ceremonies and fcs
tlvitlcs attending the lapture of the cltj
will be unlike nny of Ihose which have heretofore
toforo be-on wltnchsed In the UaiismHslsMpp
region. Commencing at rundown on the nigh
| I i of ( Wednc'day , Scptembci 22 , will be Innngil
rntud the most gcorgcous and claLoiatc feait o
pageanta | that was over spread before any pco
pie. ' The- pageants will bo three In number
and they will occur on successive evenings
'The most noteworthy of thc o processions
because of its unique uatiilo , will bo that o
] Wednesday evening It will be known aa the
inccl.diilcal paiudo.
The mechanical parade will bo an ontlrlj
now feature of Iho
Ak-Sar-Ilen festivities
No mechanical paiado with as complKelj
equipped electrical and mechanical Moats
has ever passed through the streets of an )
American city It will bo the fcatuto of the
' week. Mechanics and electricians have been
I busied for several months In preparation
] j i for the brand new event , nnd the fact that
I one of the Important features of the mechan
ical parade has be n Imported directly fro.
France evidences a desire on the part ol
Ak-Sar-llon to please , Interest nnd delight
the citizens and the visitors , no matter to
[ what distance or to what expense his work
men must go to poitre attractions that are
thoroughly novel nnd up-to-date.
In It will appear for the ( list time Sam
son , judge of the fntta of all Initiates Into
the kingdom of Ak-Sar-Ilen.
- - Per two jotrs
past there has boon a demand that all pco
pie , without consldeiatlon of their nlleglanio ,
bo allowed to see the far-famed Samson
Kach year heretofore the proposition to c\
hlblt hlm&clf has met with defeat In court
circles. This jear , however , It was eai
rled by a bare majority , nnd Samson will he
paraded. Samson will bo piecedod bj a
number of mounted ofllcers , hj n dnron
mounted marshals , and by a pah af brass
batuH. ono or the other plajlng all along
the line of march
OFFICERS OP TIIC COURT.
Following Samson and preceding the me
chanical and electrical floats there will he
mounted luifesars vvhobc numbers nay bo c -
tln'ated from the fact thai they will extend
over three blocks Half of the , e gorgcout'lj
altired horpemen will bo the foreign mln-
lf.tera to Sani'on's court , and bj ( licit atllie
will represent their respective nations , In
cluding all known countries from Dahnmoy
to Klondike The other half of the hoioc-
mon will icpicscnt the several dopaitmenti
of Samson's household the nursery , the
bath , the kitchen , the dining room , the
llbrarjIhe diawlng room , the art salon , the
ball room ) and the slablcs Samson Jr. wll
follow Ihe paiental head of Ihe powerful
household , and he will be appioprlalolv at
tended There will also be an Intelcstlng e\ _
hlblt of the various machines of torture em-
plojed to test the candidates becking admis
sion to Ak-Sar-Ilen's court , each guarded
against possible destruction from those who
did not stand the lie-canary ordeala very
well.
A prominent feature of the parade will be
an Immense trlcjclo built In Franco and
prevlouhlj exhibited only In ParU H will
be ridden by fifteen chosen subjects of
Ak-Sar-Uen'ts court. The dimensions of the
pondeioui } machine cannot be given , but It
may bo stated heie that the tlics of the
wheels measure fifteen feet In diameter
It is now on Us way from Paris to Omahn ,
Ita Importation having been secured by a
local blcjclo firm. Following will come a
number of mechanical and electrical floatn
Each of these will represent a popular suD-
ject , and the details will be can led cuiJ-l
a meat artistic manner. The current for
the Illumination of the electrical floats will
bo teemed fiom the trolley wires of the
street lallway company. Kach lloat will be
Illuminated by over 1,000 Incandescent lamps
of variegated colors , and logelher with ihe
grand Illuminations thai are being arranged
by Ihe municipal autlioiltlcfl for Ihe c'lcetn
over which Ihe procession will pats will con-
stltuto the greatcsl blaze of glory over wit
nessed during any Ak-Saf-Hen feaut.
CIVIC PAUADR IMPUOVnD.
The management In charge of the civic
nnd military parade has piomlsed that It
will bo larger and grander than any previ
ous parade of this characler. Heretofore
thlb pat ado has not received the atlentlon
commensurate with its demands , but it Is
assured that this year Ihe civic and military
parade will be one of the most atlracllvc
pageants presented
The theme of the Ak-Sar-Dcn pirade ,
which will bo composed of the us.ua ! twenty-
one floats , Is "The Pagtaut of Qulvcra , "
and the manner In which it has been In
terpreted by Itb authors Is Bufllclent gnaianty
that the Ak-Sar-Ilen parade of this jeai will
ho fully up to the high standard of previous
efforts. The theme of the pageant Is based
upon the history of this section of Ak-Sai-
HenVi domains as unfolded In the. hlstoiy of
Omaha by J. W Sivagc. The scenes , the
Incidents ) , the hardships of the pioneers ,
Iho final success attending the joninejH of
the mylhlcal chaiaclciH supposed to have In
vaded what li > now the capital city of
Qulvcra will nil bo accuralelj deplcled on
Iho vailous floaln of this parade.
KiiiiiilrHt 'lliliiHT 1 oil i : r Sim.
The Drew Parade of the Cirats Hoppei
Brigade of the Thnratou Hiflce ,
LAHOIt DAY PICNIC
ASIII-AND. MONDAY , SEPT. Cth
Rxhlhlllon drill by the crack drill team
of the Thurflton miles Night attack oai
Fort Sumtcr , boating , dancing , games of
all kinds. Special train haves Union ikpot
at 0 30 n ui Tickets , 7fi cents , of all mem
bers of the Thurston H.llcs at lenklns'
cigar etoio , 1C > 03 Farnam street and at
Hurllngton ticket olllce 1E02 Parnam st
\riM-Hl of n .In nk Denier.
13 Hoi u Uh , a junk dealer doing business
at Twentieth and Irani street ? , lint been
arrested for receiving stolen properly He
IH charged with having tnwcn u quantlt }
of bras" valued at about tHW. which was
stolen by three bavs Olio lleinhard , C'hn-
enco Kni-'llHli and Jerrj Item don , from Ihe
old Columbian brew try on Nuith eighteenth
Htieet Ho gave bonds foi his appeaiaiKi-
In pollco com I today
Grasshoppers AshlandLabor Uaj Don't
forgel. Hound Irlp 75 cents.
TIII : '
The ( lnl > Dliilnir Cur II mi to.
OMAHA TO PACIFIC COAST
THU UNION PACIFIC
It Is the only ducet line to Ran Francisco ,
and makes 12 HOURS QUICKE1 ! TIM13 to
San Francisco than any other line. Call
at city ticket office. 1302 Farnam at
1.0(3 VI ,
Peter fllllctz has been unesleJ on a charge
petty larceny at the Instance of Hemy
Chaffers. Doth peiaons live at Shccley sta
tion.
Charles Flther was arrested last iilphi for
bte-aling a quantity of old brass from a junk I
dealer named M. HaviU. The stuff was
recovered ,
Don't ' Stop Tobacco
Stili.M\ ; do to Ir Injuilmu to the nt-r
voiu Bjitein itaco-l'uro la Itie enl * .ui that
curt * while jini me tiiluito It l nolU with u
nrlttrn tiurimmre Uiat tlnee boxn will cure anj
usenu null r how bad ttaio e'uio In x-Krln
tie and liarmlc > U lia"ured uoiitutnlii , U will
cure > ou At ull drueuUU. i'lfty centu nnd 11
per box , 3 Uiic ( guuiuult-td cure ) I ! W. Duoklcl
e , KUHUKA CJItlll. & JlfU , CO , La Grout ,
Ueo , AugtMt
le
Scarcely a day passes that people don't come in here an '
aslc us questions like this : When are you goingto
have your closing out sale ? Ain't yo-i goingto mark
things down pretty soon ? Ain't you going to advertise
a "Great Removal Sale ? " You aren't going to let the
chance go by without having some sort of a hullabuiou
are you ? To all of these we answer : No. We aren't
going to do any of these things , It isn't our style. With
business conducted as ours is there isn't any chance ,
Some merchants seem to be successful at tint sort of
thing , but we wouldn't dare to rsc ! it. We cou'dn't be
successful , We can't humbug the public because wo.
never learned how. Our goods are all marked down
to begin with. They arc sold right from the start. They
are marked at the closest figures \\e c an afford to sell
them at and we couldn't marl : them any lower if we
were to remove every week. So far from trying to fool
with the usual tricks of the
you trade , we will show you
in a day or two the largest , freshest stock of Fall Goods
that Omaha has ever seen.
BY TURKISH L , M. CAPSULES ,
They euro every case. NEVER FAIL , they develop the HU.\1N and NERVES , pro-
dicing flesh on the body and not spoiling the stomach , as most > nedlclue < s will do We
prepare specially for every cnie AN rite for particulars rURKtSl ! CAPSl'LES will
euro any ailment or weal.ness caused by Keif-abuse , ami we mean It Wo will develop
and btrcnglhcn the worst case of 3DXI AL WEV.KNESS or SEXUAL LOSS make anew
now man of you , or REFUND YOUR MONEY. Don't be huuitmirKPd. as we never
fall to cure. $1.00 box by mall. Plain wrapper. UAHN'S PIIARMUT.
tSth nnd Farnam Sis Omaha , Nell.
IE GOLD FROM ALASKA OS OOG MEG
vvhleh ni lived nt Seattle ettly Sttnd t > momlng The to.inn r brought lu thlitecn
miners and JtTu.nOO In gold , belne , onlv it lait of the si ikr of i ii i A full ui ouiit
Is foun 1 In the prc s dispatches In this Issue of T1I1J liun
Note Careful/ / the Kotowing :
IVV.IIIIM - the enl ) Illliof Mi-iiiili-rs NOW In iipi-rii I Ion PltOll M'.VlTl.i : .
iVV < - II W i : llir.In I > IINIK-NM on tin1 iiKon Vnllri I'lVi : Vivlf- : .
. ' ! Our npcnts arc XOVV on tinKIMIIIII il anil have hrcu for > 'III'H c\irrl- |
4IKf c'OlllltN.
t\\ Issue- - Idlers of iTi'il It KOIII ! Ill our liailliiK IIIINN In VltiMka mill V.
XT. .
, " , xlm > anil Nrll mint's-Ot It iincntt nr > > \ iti Icnrccl thc > Unow nlmt ( o
av loil.
( I Ai > arc full ; oiKranlscil to ilo IIIIN ! m-.ss mill KOIlic Ili'lil ( lie lull ) mill
till * KOOll.
rOur nix rlxoiNlcnnuiM ar > NOW MIC 1 iiUon VOH ) Till : P IS' . .
S \ \ c luur IIITKO NtocKs of NIII | > | | ON NOW nt Vt. < ! Tliipanil Iliimiltiin ,
Clirlo Cilj , PI Ciiilnli > mill | ) IM > HOII < 'Mj.
tl \V p mo Uiiorlcliial ( OIIIIIIIIM anil ( In * uiolil cxcltcuiciitIIM raiiscil hj the
I n ml 111 IT of Sl.r.OO.OOO % ortli of jiolil from Ol II Nli-iinu-r.
K ) Our illl I'l-torn lire liii > n-NliMl In 11 o otlnrliiNUn iMilt-i prlNi * r\crit | llio
Cl I ) \ll\-Ili ; VIKV A I KON-lvl.ONIIIKn > MMN < ; t ( ) . _ ( , . ( n slniro In II.
ind CLEVELA
from Scnttle and ate- the lust to leave In 1&97 dliect to Dawon C t ) Thej will runner t
with our river Ftenmeis "P IIVcme , " "John Cudiihy , " "c' 11 Hnnilltun , ' 'John J.
Mealy , " "T. C Powei" nnd "Kljiullke " 1'assi iiKets v\lll be luml I in rir le City I'mli
Cudaliy nnd Dawson C itj on 01 abonl June Ifet , ISIS , and will Imve Iwo months' start
over others.
To tho'-c Inking passage on themuleamejH OiTiplojmcnt will l > > given , If they so de-
biro , culling nnd banking nleumbo.it wood al Ihe rale of $1 p t mr'l
WE ARE THE ORIGINAL COMPANY lnV ff , ! ? 'ffi/X-W '
liavo Ihe knowledge , eqiilptnent and ospeilenco. KUI3P YOI'll Ili 12 ON'S
--DIRCCIORS- If vou do not rare lo go Ibis fall , we tire jinn p tssase now for
our Hint Mr-mii'i which leaves on or ab ut June 1st , IS'li Steameis
will leave i vtiy Iw o w e ks thcre'iifler milking oann etlons with
John J. Ill-ill j , the above tlvet stenmets , nnd three new one1 * now building : . Fuii
Da u KIII , Klondike $3 < Xi Hrst-elusB , $ ,0 seeond-clatis.
GeM riclJs IJH MAPS , I'HOSPfCfUS AND TJLl I'A tJIC'JUHS ' AI'PLV
John ( 'uiliili.i ,
I'hlc.iKO , 111 North American
1'ortiiN 11 , VV cine ,
Hlj ChlroRO i'nrt i : I'uilili . , Wcare 111 ) , , Transportation < ! & Trading
N W. T.
Chun. \ . Wi'iirr , Company
ChknRo. HI. ,
Vllflilli-l Chlciibo , Cuilnli 111 } , ROOM 290 OLD COLONY BUILDING , - CHICAGO , ILL
SCHOOLS.
HARDIN LADIES' COLLEGE & GERMAN CONSERVATORY
ffiith j car. I'npreeeclenteil prospeiltj' . ' 'I I'rofes-'Ors from N Unl-
vrnl.io unit ft Kuiiiprnii Cininri tatiirlin , A Sl.OOO Pluno to
inil li ! Jjllpll. Gtnu n L'liiinri tnlniy iif Aliiclr , Anicr
n < jiUu , Dlr.-rtur. I.aigCBL. Cbcni ) < tItest
A. K , 1'AttCKV , II A btrict , Mclcu , Mo.
OLDEST , LARCCST AMD BEST
Wentworth
APPOINTED IN
Central West.
Military Academy , MaJ.SANDFOr < D > QEI.LbRBSupt.
\\n have Just recehed a shipment of these
icantlfnl goods , coiiiiJilsliip ; nlnn shades In
IO.MIIS , nuosiins , MIIIUOHH. SOAI > nox-
: s , TOOTH nuusii IIOLUKIIP , siioi ;
IOIINH , ITC.
'ellulold Hair Ilrushcs 7Cc and $1 00
It'llulold MInora 7Sc , { 100 and ? 1 23
tombs ICc , 2lc , 2Sc , 35c , 50c
net Dniin'1 si , Miiiiiic < > r tiniiiiMu. .
Stand up for Nebraska !
Do it by subscribing
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And sending it
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Nebraska Newspaper.
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All tliU week
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J.t roiietiti IHIIII.H.DU put d.iy up ,
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