THE WEALTH MAKERS.
May 10, 1S94
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HE DOCKED CONGRESSMEN
THEY HATE TO GIVE UP FOR
ABSENTEEISM.
BUSY M-K1HG ALL SORTS OF EXCUSES
It I New r.tprritnm tor Thrm sad
Something They Have Not IW-ea A
rcutfnil to- From Report M
tar Mad the ltd union Will
lie Small --H lier Lai
WaaMngtoa New.
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tv.isinsflTOX, May 7.i onjgrcssiona
salaries fur the month of April be-
raine duo yesterday, h) morubers had
tlielr first experience tvifu tho new
procedure of "dockinir" for ab
M-nleoinm. Up to Thursday uljrlit SJ3
members bad ft led their certificates
showing the nuuibi'r of days, if any,
they; had Wert absent. Yesterday
iibout fifty tyore certificate wore put
in, leaving' about 100 unrieeoiiuted for.
In the certificate Ihu far received
six days in the greatest number of
absent day admitted by any member.
The "dodtugu" for this, ut'sill.M and
H mill per day, h 10. Tim gn at
majority of the member certify thut
lliey have not been aoseut at all, and
the most of tho) who eertify absence
limit tint period to ono or twoihiys.
At till ruto this total reductions will
lai hinall.
The congressmen nro showing much
uneasiness iu making out Mitt certifi
cates, as thtei'o I nothing bevond
their word of honor, to show how
many day they have been absent.
'lliey Tcel reluctant to surrender a
part of thuir solary and yet aro bound
in Honor to report tlie day lor wjiieu
deduction should be made. Homo of
the certificate wcro written over on
both sides, with Bpoiogiua and excuses
for absent, members hopiuir in tliat
way to secure tnclr full pay and yet
admit absence. The sergcant-at-orm
note only tha specific statements of
iitiscnce and doe not attempt to puis
judicially upon th bmg and labored
excuses. The only excuse recognized
by law in sickness,
Uepresentatlvo V. A. Ktonn of
IViiiiNvlvauia submitted to tins house,
u minority report on tho (ueslion sub
mitted by the judiciary committee us
Ut the docking of salaries of member
for abftenteelani. Tho majority re
iwrt upheld the old law, uncle r which
deduction for absenteeism arc now
being made. Hut Mr, Ntono's report,
concurred In by Representative Child
of Illinois and L'pdegrafT of Iowa, re
view the laws beurlng on congres
sional salaries and concludes that sec
tlon 40, under which deduction aro
made, ha been repealed by impllca-
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T1IK SUUAIt HOfSri'.
tleprentatlv Dockery Introduce a
Hteulutlon Repealing It.
Washington, May 7.H ha been
I'onoidered probable that In the eouro
of thl seKNlon of tho bonne there
might be an attempt inado to attach
to one of the appropriat ions an amend
ment providing for tho repeal of tho
Ktijfar bounty cIiiuho of the MeKlnley.
act There ha been hesitation about
the matter amon? the Democratic
members, as it mljrht be taken a an
indication they had some doubts about
paNainfr the tariff bill in the senate.
Yesterday, however, Mr. Dockery,
Democrat of Missouri, introduced the
following" resolution, which was re
ferred to the committee orx rule:
Tbst o much ot tbn act entitled "n act to
rnduo rovtmuo. equitl ic dtitlc tnd forothr
jiirpfu.' " npiiroveil Ootolwr I, isuu, n pro
viau for slid uithorli; tlm luiuo of IIbpimim
to produvn autrar snil for ttiu niyinnt of a
txMitity to tho prodwnr of nu sr from liccti,
Horxlium or ouuo "oliu In th I'nlfd St:iii'i.
ir from nuple ua produut'd within tho Vnltpd
Slule lis uud t ho siimo l hurnlty rrpraleil to
tuka ((!! t July I. iwil. and thurvuflvr It Mtnt.lt
1)0 unlawful to Uu9 any llcunm to produce
KUHiir nrto puy uny bounty lor tho productloa
tf KUifar of uny Uliid. undur tho isuij uct
Quajr Coutluuc Ills Itcmark.
Wasiiwotov, May ".The open scs-
hion of the senate yesterday lasted
until 3 o clock. Tho tlmo was coti'
Mimed entirely by Mr. Quay, who
(rave another chapter of his serial
Mpccch on tho tariff. Mr. tialllnper
rematred by lit side constantly, re
lieving the l'ennsylvanlan at inter
vals by reading such extracts as Mr.
tjnay desired to Insert In his remarks.
I'ommltiloaor to Antwerp ExpotHloa.
Wasiiisoto!, May 7. Thd president
has appointed the following eommis
sloncrs to represent the United '.States
ut tho Antwerp exposition: (ieorire V.
! y of Delaware; eoiumlkslouer
peneral, 11. V. (iilbert, New York; A.
K Kvvlng, lllinoU F. A. tiannon,
Hulilti(ftin and Alphouo l.'Duo,
J.ouUisua,
l(lr and lUrltur lull.
, Washinoto.v, Mny 7. Tho boimo
yesterday devoted thw day to the eon
Mderstlon of tho river and harbor
bill, In tho evrnlng private penion
bill were CMntildered, noue then at',
journud till Monday,
1'uUuwluil Mwlh
Sr. .loktiii, Mo., May 7. Some
weeks stfoVUUuun !uiitti, a furmer
residing JuU series the rlvor lu Kan
4s, i 'fir ad cd Mr, riil trauip by re
fiiftlug them fttthl. h.iteo tht lime ho
loii l.iit live head of v it'b, a dozen
bead of hogs, an I vrlerd,ty tvhvit hi
went Into liis tstatde he foun t lu o o(
bU l t hoist dead in their MslU,
All ltttH'k h bl i.ulwvn poisi'iied.
lUlrtl I l ll Kill 4
Sf, .I.rn, M.v, May 7 -l.i-.t ti!ft Ul
a str. sk f blue- lUiue shot into tin
Mu.tiol ant Kansas telephone rv
i haiire, and set Hi m to tlm svUt h
lHrd. deslro.vbig alt vlieuiis. I'roui
Ihe si it. lilxiiiiN tha it ime rtmimau,-
ted lo th btiil,lii(f, bwt were i
fciiluttied, Tl ! ss Ml aw.i'.ioi t
'-vrt tii.nu.tu.! d'dlai. 'Ihu iltr
t 'lldi for llr prolm I on iul the
t l pli. iii' system,
MJ tuMtivr !.,
r titsois, hsn.. May 1, - slJo. K
i oulier, an ol.l and -!iitUu i rltiooi
'f tht ell r si.l wi ll kaoun in Kan
m and ...ithti't Missouri, died yvr
tvt'lay 4fti rtiiMii, .! 4 years.
HAWAIIAN REGISTRATION.
Oaiy Om Ilnadrci) aad Klxhty-l'l
tlc oa the IJt.
Sax FR.tx isco, May 7. The steam
cr Australia, which arrived to-day,
brought Honolulu news to April 'Jl.
The registration clased April 51, ami
i.l Honolulu alone l..Vi7 signed the
rolls, Although seemingly small it vviim
nevertheleMH a good showing wlii-n tin:
f-ut that onl v 1!,H(M voters registered
at the last election under the loyalist
regime Is considered. I he registered
are: Natives, is.".; llawalians lrn
foreign, 10; American, Xm; Knglish.
J!)5; (fcrinan, IStlj l'ortugucse, 4ls:
all others, tiH; total, 1,54)7. Complete
return had not In-en received from
the other Uland when the Autralla
sailed, but the total registration for
the group is estimated at about 3,'KIO.
A Jarire numix-r ut American sun
porters of th provisional government
did not register iM'causo they feurcd
thut they would lose their American
citizenship lv taking the required
oath. One of tliese was John Km
mcliith, a member of the ad
visory council. The Portuguese
nominated two candidate of their
own, who, from thu number of their
countrymen , who i'egistcred, will
probably Us elected.
f A. Thurston, the Jlavvailiui mlu
ister to Washington, I in Honolulu
and will remain until after the const)
tutlonal convention. He denies the
rumor that he has accepted the jiort'
folio for minister of foreign ulfuii's.
SURROUNDED BY MOBS.
Tb Whole of Ilia rniisylvMiil t'okn
Ilftlou I'arailed by Foi-elii Slrlkci,
(s.Kt,sviM,K, J'a,, Mny 7, 1'rom all
parts of (his coke region come, reports
of gatherings of foreign strikers", bout
tho various coko works, and there is
every reason to expect outbreuks ut
several points at any moment. I.u rge
force of deputy sheriffs, uruicd with
Winchesters and large revolvers, ure
on duly at each placa and miiv be
able to prevent actual hostility, but
tho situation Is so critical that these
forces are being increased us rapidly
us possible.
A mob of l.ooo marched on the I'unl
plant to-day. frightening the work
men, many of whom dropped thi li
tool and iled, Tho atmcurunco of u
large number of armed deputies. lust
at tins time, However, lind the desired
effect und the mob oiileklv dispersed.
Other works that are onlv in iiart
operation, such as tho Valley plant of
i no rncK company, will lie visited lv
I he striker and trouble I feureil.
The I'VIek people nro determined that
the strikers sIihII not trespuss on
Ihelr property und deputies aro on the
ground iu round numbers with Win
chesters. NEGRO MINERS GUARDED,
Striker Not Allowed to See lliv Murk-
mrn Near llevlrr-Hlrlka Oltjccln,
Ma;on, Mo., May 7. A delccation
of 3r0 miners, all from llevicr except
small delegations from other mining
towns in .Missouri, met at Dover
yesterday afternoon und, headed
by an American flux and a bund
of mtible, marched to initio 40, where
about forty Alabama negroes ure
at work.' to trv to nersuudo
them to join the general strike. Kn
pcrlntendetit ('randall was there with
III Clllirdtt and elerlot and iiuAt tin.
names of the miners known to them,
Crandull would not all tho men to go
Inside tho comnanv's e-round und or.
tiered his negroes not to go out und
talk to the delegation of strikers,
t wo or the ncgroc went and told the
whites that thev vmill t,.i
strike If tho other negroes would, but
the other were afraid Oandull wodhl
fire them out of hottso and homo if
they did.
PRICE OF COAL GOES UP.
The aenerat Strike Taka Advautaae of
by a Net of t out Opm.lors,
Cuicauo, May 7. -Tho price of coul
has alvauccd In this city from
52.73 to 94 pjr 'ton, 'Assistant (Icn
erul 'Jan.igcr Wool of the Chicago
fc ..Hon road said to-duy that the
Ohio coal operators had stored In the
Lake Krio jxirts lfl3,0CKi tons lust win
ter and early this spring. A soon us
theso ports had been well rilled they
cut their miners wages to t ho lowest
limit This action naturally brought
on tho strike in Ohio, which was foi
lowed by tho generul strike. Tho
Ohio combination is now marketing
its supply at tho ndvatucd rate and
thereby netting a handsome profit.
A, P. A. SUPREME OFFICERS.
Trsyuor of Iii lrolt t-Uected rreslilent -Aditnt
faucet Vic I'rrildvut.
Di:s Moists, Iowa, May 7. The su
premo council of tho A. I. A. electo.t
the following olllers: (supreme presi
dent, W. J. II.. Tray nor of Detroit;
view president, Uev. Adam Kane -t of
Columbus, Ohio; secretary of state, O.
C. Jueksoii of I too lie, Iowa; eluipla'n,
.1, .1. liosMrof Ihs Angvlesisecrvtiiry,
C. T. Il-atty of Sagln:tv, Mleh.t trav
urcr, II. M. Murk of MlUvuiiWee! past
supreme president, H. F. Ilower of
Clinton, Iowa i M'rk''ui)t ut arius, l M,
Dunbar; guard, ri, M. Wik U (eulured)
of III nni; sciilliu l, William Meeker
of Kentucky.
Mluvr ( allud Into t n il rv nets
Cm tMiit . Ohio, Muv 7. John M
luide, presivlt nt of tite Cnlt'd Miiu
Wmkt'i's of AinrUi, l-d.i(' i!UHt a
c.tll to t!io oi ij.iiia.it. mi uu I I'uio u(
liluu.id tv.lh it t ss n l oiu KU'f t
Inr mi li jK utcihlirrt to it iul ,io ut
contention to bo ludd lit Cleielund
My tl. irv.rtory to n tneelini in
Jutiit lib uu) .M'ra'ti t Id'iu
all l he ',it thw fiil!ioln; d.,
Molt. to Ul i
Kiliu, Mis, May . . len t M,
I'ate, t; t. Cut mi in. and ?. A, ',k.,
w Ui sis rtiarw'ed w th the utiir Icr of
Ml ti.t. 1 1 il'a dur uf iU il.it in
th I i'tti m m I on U ctii-n d iv, tti-f
iin,i!tfti, -l in t!u vr iiiUi;l ..iu l t
iluv au--t plead. -t nt irn.lt ,. Dill ia
Uwd t osi wUU'U js fjriiisii. t.
livr AIimui It hi l id iul,, tniwj ii.ii,
tii'.tno, t.d , May T - Ml the
M;ii. r t tM rejflmi etvpt llmw nt
lr havestriuk In vuitiiiy ultS
Cit0 1 (lastei n liiuieis. Mtrong guard
V tiMititaoivd at all the mints.
. BRECKINRID6
SPEAKS
OPENS HIS CAMPAICN FOR RE
NOMINATION. AS HOTLY DENOUKCES HIS FOES.
lrflr T!io AMaltifif Hint to lUt Their
lVr - Cimlldrnt That the f uture
It III t indli atr Him anil 111
J rlriulu . Hi Meeret Alone
incut llwclt lpoii-(aril
I'niiu a Sllnl(r.
I.KXIM.TON. Ky,, May 7. When Con'
gressuiun V. i:. V, lireek in ridge, ar
rived here from Washington lust e veil-
lg fully f,o men were ut the depot,
lead by hU son, Deshu. Ail crowded
around hi:a uud shook bis hand. Slid
detily an old ex-confederate soldier
called for cheer uud these were given
with a will nine tunes.
Tiie opera house was Jammed ut
o'clock when ISrccklnridge uppeurcd
on the singe.
IJrecklnrlilge speech was mainly
lcvoted to a review of ills ciireer in
foiigrchs, Jteglniilng with' the rlrs-t
election of ( levelu ud iie iiointed out
that no inn n iu the Democratic parly
hud taken more advanced ground on
Hie t it rl ff question or done more to
unify t he ptirty on economic nicitsiitVH
He replied to theciiiiiu of blsoppon
ents thut he wus a flowery orator but
not u pructleul stalcsniari, by recltln
withgreut purtieulurtt v hlsiuborsoii
coininlttees und on tho Hour of con
gress, 1 lie CDiicliPllrig portion of the speech
was devoted to the scun iiil und oppo-
ultiou U) Jib. renominatlon on moral
grounds., lie denounced and defied
those nHsallliiir him in the neivsniuiers
und suid that the future would vindi
cate ids devoted friends fi ml confound
those who now sought to destroy Ids
usefulness, Answering the charge of
hypocrisy in tuKinir u Icinllnir part iu
religious und moral movements while
living u double life, lie suld thut lie
wus all this time nuiklriif utoiieinent
for it secret sin which lie dared not
confess mid doing everything In Ills
jwwer to keep others from following
in his footsteps.
JiroeUnrliltfc was looklnir imiisiiallv
well and declared thut he wus in first-
class shunc. He hud made no oluiis
beyond the speech hero und the one
ut l'urls Motiduy.
hverywhere ure to be seen llrcckln-
ridge campaign buttons, which beui
his picture. Thousand of people arc
hero und hundreds ure eoni'iiir on
vvry train.
I lie l.ev. h, II, Ward, rector of
Christ Kplseopul church, in .out in a
curd uguinst Uriadtlnrldgc's cundl
daey. It Is a powerful argument
ngalnst reluming iiliu to congress aud
winds up in the foi lowing strong man
ner: ' i-v
The eye of thw wlmlo counlrr ure nt ure.
cut li pun Mo AnIiIhiiiI dlslrU't, (Mir ntvu Imnoi'
snd sell rcsiH'ct ure at liihu. 'I'Iip usefulness
of Colonel llincklni'ld v In Ihu luuUlntlve liulln
of tun nmiim Is fur lliv pn'scnt iiiuucn l
lCl lilui, lliercfont, fur III owu uuud nd tor
Hie H'idfuril (it Ihu llcliiocrulli! nurtv. wlih.
draw from tin1 rime fur cuiirc. nil l llm ru
I leva thu piirly Irom snrl his e'iiliiirrjuimii.,
uud Itmi.y IS'iiioi'ral Iu cuse of liN noriiliia
Hun from I lie i,t it id iiecnsnly ut lulliw lo;1
thu Hcpiillriiii ikiiiiIiiOu
Iho women of .c. nrrlott IsmuhI thr'
Joiiow.iiiA holt night;
To llm Voter of I lie Dcnncr.Uli' Purfy:
Tlir women of l'ulu inn und the Asliluud ills,
irlil prolv.t as ilu-l thn ii'iioiiiliuilon of V
CI Hrccldnrid for eon inn As Jvou are
be Vtder an trust vou will retuso lo return
lilm o your representative.' (ly dulnif o .von
will hni subservii t u pence uud pro rss of
liiuuiiii snili'ty slilch from every ipmrter clls
I or tills ilylituml Imlv actum.
Tub Womkn or T.rxixoToM
The Owens men lire luird ut work,
but will not open their campaign with
force uut II Monday. Then they will
stiirt In In reul earnest.
KANSAS CROPS.
Huiidsoniii slioivlug Made ley Seerclnry
(oliuro's licpoi'l,
ToriKA, Kan., May 7. Secretary
Coburnof the stato board of agricul
ture has Issued his crop report, which
mtikcs a handsome showing. Ho says:
"Winter Wheat Rains and favoring
weather have caused a development
most gratifying; fields thut in tunny
counties u month ago were regarded
us worthless, now indicate it purtliil
crop. From it scattering stand
of healthy plants great urens
previously promising, but so)
posed lo have been much if
not fiitully Injured by the freezing
weather following March SO, appear
us pt'uctlcuUy unharmed, uud this with
that not suspected of anv damage I
now viirlously described by corre
spondents n "good, llnr, wvy t'oul,
better than average, limit well gelid-ally,
condition l .Mi jHr cent, pros
Mels for big crop extra good, better
than for wveral year, splendid, su
perior, nil right, und b.st In twenty
tlve year." t liinch bugs aro rep irted
in tur'ons localities, but In scarcely u
single liislauco a doing any duniiige
' lititcvcc. No mention is utude ottitiy
other insects,
torn The 'iiilfurinlv fsvoiuble
weulhor and s iil eond.lioii Ibroitili
out t'e entire corn bell i'f the stnte
are miming ueui-ly or quite (ill of
t and tut ve a (forded a seiitoii well
iHgli HiijM't'ivdent.'d for I he pl.iiit uf
uul Kit mill tlliiii i( eni'it 'I hi acre
Mvfc plant ! ttlll iiudiiiiliicllv li,- very
laiye.
ll.ll. U lull Opl !.... Hill,
Wis!um,io( by T. Chairnuii
Hatch of the house euiiiiiilttee mi
au i u uttiiie hits ttnUlo'd his rejuit t mi
IU UHlt options bill ,' d on by the
e.mnniH,c and ttill i -t il tolNe
uiusk pcolNtlilv t .11 Iv lo".l Week, All
of t!e t.bjeil uiirtldo ffittiues wldelt
have Iters' iiirt caused llie uitti iq.
lions bill In I iv ttitUioLvd biite I en
-.ii!i.tiid. li, uu It sections h ImcIi
u III liois meet ss tilt any serious .ipiuv
situm sre tluukc u latin; In lnck t
ktip I lie Ii'kiiUi deitlets In lulu.'i
aiv pietly tt !! "Siis'led tMth the bill.
I Ull.Ut I l(Mrll M t l..MH14'lH.
t in i .i, Mv I In tho littiivtiof
lulmi o, ,iaiti.'iUui of t Lit u jo a t.4u
ntlllce lots g ue lo t lift i itlw I tei
me ; isi acres ot land ll"lt tin
beett titcrt'd to thn for ru'onUati i.
Ban Doun by a Loaded Handcar.
D. T. ALLYS'S BEEI0U3 AOOIDEIT
09 THE B. & M B. B.
Hi
Escap, Sicknes and Recovery.
Pluck, Para!yia-a Railroad a
Ingratitude
If row iit iTallare, Xtb , Herald.)
Last lummer Mr. D. T. AUyn of this
place, worked for the IU & M E. B . at
a section hand, on the section exteud-
tng east, from Tecumseh, the oountr
et of Job naon count, Nebraska. Oa
the 2d day of July bo met with so acci
dent that no trly coat him his Ufa. He
and Are other men were working a
hand car In front of which wa a push
car. Mr. AUyn was standing on the
front part or the car, with hi Dock to
wara toe airecuoa in which the car
was being run. Just at the two ran
came together, tae foreman ordered
him to step from the car on which they
were rldlnff on to the push car, and at
toe samo time signalled another of toe
men to apply the brake, which alack
encd their speed enough to cause a gap
oi a lew wet oeiween me csrs.
In stepping back to comply with the
order be fell upon hi back In the middle
of tbe railroad tra-jk and the car, with
its iad ot five nierj, tools and watur kefir
la nil wclgbloz fully a too, passlngovtr
nun. A rod ou the under side of tbe
car caught his feet and doubled him up
so that bis feet struck hi face. As ho
rolled over, the bull wbel struck bjm
aoa mulcted tne loiiry that canto o
near proving: fatal, f tie car was raised
from th rails and thrown off the track
lie was carried to town and Dr. Boy
der, tho B. & M. J I. H. surgeon at IV
cuuineb, was sutumoufd. Afterwards
Dr. C. C. G afford. Dr. Yoden and Dr
water, au or wymore, iNea, weie
called lu consultation, but they could
afford no relief. About the 1st t
October he became ptralyzed from bit
wslitdowo. Thetenreof feeling en
tlrely left hit legs, which became drawn
one across tbe o'her. Ut, Livingston,
or riattsmoutn, aeo . tne head phytt
cian or toe u a bi, n. n. system was
summoned to trrat tbe case, but finally
ioforracdlils patient that he could not
live to tea July, IW.J. lio bad not the
meant to pay the expenses of a law suit
against tbe railroad company, but tbe
company's attorneys very willingly
com promised tne ciatm lor damages by
paying mm v. uuu. uit condition c n
tlnucd to grow worso, tbe excruciating
tain in bit back never ceasing, until
upon tbo recommendation and ov tbe
request of a lady friend, Mrs. W, (i.
swan, or Tecumseb, .Net),, he bagau
taking Pink Pills for Pale People. I'o
the Herald reporter he said, "X had co
more faith In them tban in eating a
handful of dirt," lie commenced tik-
irg the pills on tbe -J day of February.
taking one aftr each meal, and In t n
days time, to bit surprise and Intense
doilgnt. the pain began to leave him,
For seven months he bad suffered con
tinuously, and hit joy wben relief came
can be imagined but not described. lie
continued taklrg the Pink Pills until
tbe fore part of May. About tbo middle
of March h could go about bit ordinary
work without any inconvenience. lie
considers himself entirely cured and
feels as well at he ever did, except tbat
nit oacic it not as ttrong as tt was ba
for j he wt hurt,
Ibis spring he moved on to a farm
twelvo miles southwest of Wallace,
where he has planted a good crop of
corn and it doing all bis work without
any hired help. Should anyone doubt
tbe statements herein made, they are
invited to sco blui personalty or write
to him, and address him at Wallace,
Neb. He it thankful for what Pink
Pills have done for hlin, and it willlcc
to go to tome trouble to let others
know of their wocderful curative prop
erties
Dr. William' Pink IMlt, it teems,
contain in a condensed form all the (de
ments ncccseary to give new life and
richness to the blood, and restore
shattered nerves. They are an uofal
ing speclQo for such diseases a loo mo
tor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus'
dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism,
nervous headaohe, the after effects of
tbe grippe, pa'pltatlon of the heart,
pile and allow complexions, tbat tired
feeling resuMng from nervous prostra
tion; all dlscaiet resulting from v. Da
ted humors in tbe blood, tuoh at scro
fula, chronic erytipelas, etc. They are
aid a sptctrlo for troublet peculiar to
females, tucb aa suppressions, irregu
larities, and all forms of weakest
The; build up the blood and restore tbe
glow of he ilth to pale or tallow cbeeks.
In men they effect a radlc-l cure in all
cases arising from mental worry, over
work, or excesses o! wba ever nature.
Yhesei Fills are Manufactured by the
IV. WillUm't Medlclao Comptny,
Scherce al, N. Y., and Brock vllle,
Oat., act are told in boxs at i0 com a
box, or tlx boxes for &o, and are never
told la bulk.
"Tobacco Oestroyed Nit Nerves and
Stomach and Injured Hit Health."
VaU'aiuiso. Iud , Nov. 20, 1S91
SUrliw Rrmtdy Company, Ait. 43 San'
datph St., C Au-iii;o:
CiEitTiyMicN:! used three bo.ot of
NO l ( II AC and It tlestmjcd my taste
for tohoceo, lief' J I la gsn lu use I
bad wry poor health hun t trouble,
and my nerve wt-re sll gone; in fact,
my health ws o tad H at I sold my
store and spent a yvar out et door to
Improve inv real in; I was too nertoo
tawtuk N'O-TO HAt! cured me, and
my health t better than It has Ihh n for
niany auJ uisny a.ay, and 1 am i nly
to glad to tto ynu tho Itei ty to ue
thl sutimvbt. In oidiv that tunny
Others, who aro bring detrtVfd by tde
use of tobacco, may we It and h- saved,
fj-iltftit U T, lllUur.
NO-TO ll.VC li atwilutelv guaranteed
to rure asy loroi of tbe tobseot hsbbj
you esn buv it at U. T. Claik lrug IV
Lincoln. Neb., cur agrul. Call a: d
t"'t at" ry t f our ll'tlo tstk, enittied
' iKin't ToUcvo Spit or buioko Your
Life Away,"
Aayeae can obtain fresi tilter liter
tnr by addr.ipt The Pan-Aitertcat
Hl-MeUtilie AsMvlatlon, iK nvrr. Colo,,
aad ottoloalnj pt (, for same,
The Cakage LinmtJ (lUy)
Gtvet V tbe NorthWo'ru tine un
surtstaard sn d terv'ts Ut Cblcagti and
e-t.ire cities, A H Helag. (nty
Tkkot Ageav Ut tf 10th Itrevt, Lit
.oU, a,
WORLD'S
FAIR
AWARDS
Ttun unto A
anrtonw IMplom for Meanly.
rwmwmmm bimi nmpneS.i
i.um oi inrite veuiriuK li.vo
ln cold (11 wl to Hie pfiiiil.
Hi-nd al onr for our romplrl
csmloKiieiPiof rvery kindnf
oi iPsiunoBisia, tny Hrn
frr.
ALLIANCE CARRIAGE CO., CINCINNATI.
Manufacturing Co.,
ST. LOUIS, - MISSOURI
THRESHERS
Unrivalled for fust Threshing, separating and
cieuBi.tf.
TRACTION ENCINE8
Kxi'fl In all points thtu tro to uisio tip a tVr
feet Pulling and Woruiua' KokIqu. bcuU lor
cuLuioguo. Mnoilon Oils
m
MYfrrIFF cannot sec how you do
La Bur wr f irmn wlnl or ask la
TfTinml Iflah l.a HIm...wIm n.nl.ln.
J An.ly DiiUhI, fik.k.1 pl.l,4 , 1i,f . J Is IKbl
an li.jr urki riiHniil cr IV V. nro mill
lillmal I. aokkla WImIw, S.ir-TSrMlli( 1II
rr Slolll,slf..iilB lliUfiilf
Hoi Ui.lllukaatiililiiw uu oh.f.M
SDIIiir'tTrMl. No mhhi-v r.'.utr.d In lltuu.
fl.OMMw (aim. tt'Mid'i fsli M.4l awwiM mulihia and aiUcS
Bat frits rxiorf tut Kn il,r'i i,l .g.iil't piuflu
tOCt ' MOS to-' l1 miKihlna ik Una Om
rlttC aulovu.ll.aMmm)lal.Hh4 0MiTiM.ai)ftha Worl.l'a fair,
OXFORD Mrs. GO. 3U Wttuk Art. CHICA80.ILI.
Notice to Brldg Contractors.
Notice 1 fasrebv clren that ahuIiM urnttnsnt
will be received uy the Couuiv ulnrk of -unl.
er county, Nebrislca, at thu Court Ilou.e in
wupoo iiiuii noon of tbe nun day of May. Ih'j.i,
for the fur t.litua of nil umurnal and of the
motion of tne followintc bridge In suld
county.
uu mot no. 1,
Una brldtre 40 feet loos on iu town line h.
tweeu a ocslntf and Chapman product miction
ill siockIuk and 3d CUujinian, I paa Si feet
lung id center, i spaa 8 rent lonfr oa eacn sua, o
nil IS feel Ion if. 6 title It fret loiiu: ulllnir ta im
drivi-u to bridge will be 1 foot timber ica old
VllUgB,
uitinuiso. 3,
One brlilire IH foot Ions btwn Mctlnna 11
and II Cbaimian proclum. o pnlug 14 leet ioul
to be driven so fcfldgs will be one foot blgbvr
vumu I.HV lBllll UU ajum tu.
naiiKjiao. 3.
One biidae 6H feet looa known as the Mnr,
pby brldue between seclloo 24 and 3ft l)ouln
yieviui;!, vue iniu iu ceuusr xi left IODv, Oue
span o eacb end ii feet looif, t piling 30 feet
Umd, pllma -jo, 3 pllintt in, to be driven o
oruiBe win do tame oe ant a oiu one ai sat
eua.
BIIHGI no. 4.
One brlda HO feet Ions known as lh nnnh
tuus ADui-rsoB Driuae on tlie tuwit lue be,
tween secuou 81 Marrlrsisa and Elu. mi.
suuo in cnoir inot iiunf, oue spaa in leet
1hu on eacb end, s piling HI foot louif, 3 iillltig
SI and 8 pilluir 10 font lonui pllliiK to be driven
so bridge will be e feet lower tban tne blub
uaui VII UU1UI SIUV.
unmet no. 5.
One brldue TO feet Inntr Uttnwn aa tha amith
Cbss. AuOerson bndge about 40 rods soutb of
umiue no. i, ouo siisu in center i f. et loni.
on pao un soma end 20 feet Ping, oue snun en
too Bonn s teet long, o piling fi fett long 0
imuiK m iwi tong; piling to be driven so briilse
will be 16 fuel sbi.v bed of creek.
BRIDGE SO, 0.
One briil lie IK) feet long, bntween section
uuu v. wiwu o, range e, unestur i snau In en.
tor US fuel long, one span on eacb end 14 feet
long. 6 piling is feet long, 6 pi, ing 1 1 ;(t long,
piling to be driven no bridge will bo tleel
uei mitu me onus on noria iiae.
BUIIK.EKO. 7,
One bridge IS feet lontr between sac t Inn. s
ana , nosier precinct about so rods south of
bridge No. e, one opto Is feet long, 6 pi) I. g v
et looir. to bo drlvnn no that brliim win
level with north banU.
Also bids wtll bt received to renalr IhahraiU
water in t'tatte river at tr.e mouth i,f o un
croelt, 7 piling IS feet long U be driven so top
will be same balirht a rest of breakwater, to
be girded with 'i :UI0 aud bolted to mi in and
pliusetl with 1 foot plank driven down to
same levei a rest of breakwater.
All bridges are to have 14 feet roadway,
bridties 13 be built in ai;cnrdaiii.a wlih ni.n.
detail and speciucatlon on tile for n-farmic!
la the ofllce of the roitatv cleru. and viih tha
several Mpeeitlcatloit abuve entimrrated.
All bids should statn tbe sum for which each
bridge will tie built, referring tu the number
tbiitvof a above, and mar sute the krro-ssuio
for which lbs bidder will bulla all of stld
bridges.
ri n ana SDeelllrat foil conforming tn tha
plans, deuiliaand p ctflcatiou above referred
lo in list uocompasy eacb bit Kach bidder
should accompany his bid wit h a certified check
or draft for !, psysbl loritundsrs county a
a guarantee or guod faith to be furre'tod If be
full fterward to enter Into routrsct and
give bond In a cord sue with tba bid It the
same be accept d; the right to reject suv tad
an um reaervoa, a, ti. kiso
County t-'lerh.
fly order taunty commissioner 4M4
TINOLBY ft BURKETT,
Attomy-at.Law, ioj8 O at, L ntoln.
NOTICE,
In the Diatrlct Ct uit f
Lancattar
County, Ntbraika.
C.arlrsil. Mori III. roesiver.
vs.
Chsile 11. Johnson. t at ,
IMi'ussut. ,
TuChitrles II Juhnsiin. Msrv A. Jobroon.
nuert . iivunarat'ii, siaria lligraui,
laaiMiti, hrr htiatiaiid iiirsl sittt leal name mi.
kixiam aud V M t 'adwl4irr, tmn rvUlriit
ilrtvltdailt. You Will laka umli a that eu tlie
tlttlsy of lwitibr. fhsi'fs II slorrlil.
tti'lv r of Ut NairSs Savititfs liana t.f
.Intsiln, Kbl-kS, Ui.il hU I.Uilntl Ih tha
lu.tri. tioml l l.att. soar riiuutv. N.li. a-S.
S.Jiiu. "U iatUvalrt with mhria thaol.) ct
stul prtavtirol t hU h kiii,,n Is t.i Immm-i, ..yrv
t ,r taut in .r'H isa ttcti. ey I hAll. s II.
Jt.blia.in tall.) SI sir A Jb liitirw K
in .! now li. l.l au.l oiii..J v plaltnnl
ti-,u tha IiiIikm ina i)mi ini prtiparty to n
... int.e t ii ui.s a i .tii v an, am ut t. in, . ,i,i
lU'l.hla ai'illll.iil l.ilt.a rir .l l.lnt.llt. iii
um f lotiittr, Nrl'tayafca lo is'iiii 1 1, a fa.
HtPttt iil t j r mi iy tuiia daiwtl
J,ii fi.l lntl u? isj sum n( tMttt.i wit. in
trl.i.t at s li i-ent a ir is.uisuia alt , s.i
One and banU'e Ju'y Ut i u, a.i I l,oiiOi1
.iva lis a tl rx Ik tt errrit anl c Iw la
I tlttnl lii t tha -.i.iut al i.itfHl I Nt Uu
ti ma a it last aal.l uiiaa tur tw .i,.l
ti tll lh amnust si l.iuna l Iw au hi
ia t iiiii.i tu uir i i pi tittua uu of .
ieru the ;i l l ty t.f M iy, lvt(
I'd'ax, a 1,(11 .lis lu
laiSlsaH Moasni, llarvlvaf
HU Hyl lig'rr A O'lrs.ll. SUatlolliai
I'm NorthwesWrn Itne to Chtcasn
I-'wru, If'Mtttiliia, i)mv M
, ... ....
The cheaprat plar lor voausntntt il
at Je. Nattertnaa'a, lit Houta MntH
St JUbooJb.
mm k DOUGLAS
3
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R I PAN S
TABULES!
IVI'f
REGULATE THE
STOMACH, UYER AND DCVYELS
AN0 PURIFY THE BLOOD.
RIPAXS TABl I.KS are the heat Hetk
rlaa kaawa lar ldl-atla, lllllaiiaeaaa,
Headaeaa, Ceaatleatlaa, lrspcaka, Chraale
Uver Trutitlrs, IMulneaa, lla Cample xlae.
Vraeaury, MoVaaiie llrcatb, aa all alia,
eraer ml Ika Siatuiuta, Ut ur mm liatret.
RJnn Talmi coutain nutliinc Irijurloti to
tb uwvit Urlicau. cuiiatltullun. An I'leamut Ut
0.
-u", aaie, rim-nun, and elra Imirriunto n"iel
tVl,. k.,lfc W..I. . ?KU.U.. t,m..lr '.i.a I. . .wuat
fr I iirdrrrd'turmiKb ii'sirwt ilniirs'lata'
-i u..,.i ire u r nu. a ."jr.
THE RIPANt CHEMICAL CO..
srantu arnEET. keh vork cm. t
Ali Price ips
SfalnHiirklaMk laaarB. Omaaa. Mi
OaMaaSSIIltrirairSra, StrflkS,
,aaa aaa naiau, i arta,
aauaa. CarriiufM. w.fc..
IB. IIUOH.. iMft t.H.y..
Sfain Malata, laaaniana, frno, riaaM, n.r Milk,
UryaartT t4 UUU, SU aallhl Ha BUI.,
Uiur Cra.iai, lata htm, Traaaa, aa.lla, Harl all.
rwwm ntaaaa,
la Maawa.
ipUMla, Tlata, Vrllla, aaariaaH,
1'atWSlUa, laUM, RaiHlafS, UaaplarU,
Man laru. Varan, SarapankMrir faaw,
Wiiatrn. EaaSua. Haaa. blslaS
fmm sarllrn,
faaalaa Hllla?
mla llaispa, CTa Han, kallrra, Tisila, UU Hnim,
aajr, JMm, itmtar. aallroaJ, fitllm ajul Uaat.r IU O.I!.
Saa far fna laialaaia aa m baa ta aa. Saari,
iti a. 8rus at., caioaeo malb co., o, hi.
Please mention Tbe ealtn M.istr.
UY' DIRiCT FROM FACTORY" BIST
MIXED Paints.
At n-HOLKNAliK rmt rs, I)rlird Free.
For House. Llama. Hoof, all color. HAV1C
Middlemen proBts, In use 61 years, Bn
darned by U range & 1'anurrs' Alliance. Low
price will surprise you. WrJte for samples.
O W. INCJEltSULL. m Plvmouth St.. iiranli.
lyn.N. Y.
VorldsFalriilgfest Award
on our (CU8A10 and P!-Vt31
. BHOCtDfcK Combined. r--rV
UIIOftDtK Combined.
Old Reliable" f
hp j d. n.Li.H ini
la-IUliil
fml av tnuriiis4 1h IWivr, I 1IiIl
tdl t'owllry 'liter' A-U'ett
LOCAL RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
TAKDiiD aasTaat Tias.
Arrival sod departure of trains carrying
tngera si I.lnuulo. Neb. Train marked.
Wuil.Vi t, Pally eiccpt aunday; (Dully exoeet
Monday: I. Dully except baturdsn I. Sunday
onlyj 1, Tiicsduyi, Thuriday aud Balurdsy
oa , Monday, Wodoetdsy and Friday a(k
BarUogton HUvonrt Blver.
a, . q. . a. J
Ticket offlcet at depot, Seventh and 7 tit; aad
corner Teutb and O bt.
Lear.
Arriv.
Plstttmouth, via S.
llnuUSDd Louisville
wabooand Hcbuvler..
10:10. m,
t fl:ltp.BV
ni:60 BV
11:60. ta.
6:13 p. as
tS:30p.aa
t 3:60 as
t 4:M p. m
t oo a. to.
J too. m
Oinaba sod Cliivsge
via Asbutiidcut.011..
Ashlund, Omaha and
Plaltsmouih
tlU:10. a.
t 4:66 p.m.
Creto, Hasting and
Menvar
l?:20p.m.
tl2:20 p. m
fll:H). tn.
I 1:30 p. ffi.
1:80 p.m.
ll:Mo. to.
t :36 p. m
tll:Mp.BI.
IliMp.m.
7:49 a. av
t 1:40 p.m.
t 7:40 a, as. .
t 7:40. m. ;
Lowell and kenrney.. .
St.JVavis and Obey I
tin ,. )
Holyoke a Cheyenne....
"Murllnglon tSueclal"
to Denver sod coat
Crete, Beatrice aad
Wymore....,
Washington and Con
cordia ,
Endlcoti aa Rod
Cloud. .
Bcnoet, Byrscuie, Ne
braska City and east
Grand Island broken
How, Alliance, New
castle, Sberldan aud
Dead wood....,
Seward, fork, and
Grand Island
Atchison, St, Joe,
Kansas City, bt
Louis and south....
Tecumsen and Table
Hock
Mliford, David City,
sod Columbus
1:40 p.m.
10:00 a. m
t 4:40 p.m.
t;M.m.
t 4:40 p. m
tl1:6ta.b
t 1:63 p. m.
t4:. m.
10:M pas.
U:20p.m.
1 1:46p.m.
I Hp. as.
tlO:00.ss.
1:46 p.m.
tlO.OOs.m.
IIOp. m
10:8. p.m.
t 7:80a m.
11 :8ft m.
I t .p.ro.
r 6:40 o m.
t 7:16a.m.
Chicago, Book Iiland 41 raclOo.
Passenger atatloa eoroerO and Twentieth lu.
City otBce, 1046 O Street.
Leave.
Arriv.-
("StI
ipress to Tope
Kan. City, and
ka,
all point in Kaniat
Oklahoma, and Tu
ts. West
Local freight accom
modation, east
Local freight accom
modation, west
Faiexp for Omaha,
Co. Hulffs, D.Molne
St. Paul, Chic, a east
Fastexp to Denver,
Col. Spring, Pueb
lo and weit.
1 1:20 a.m.
t:ll p.m.
til :41a.m.
til tsa.m
!tI3:S8p.m.
1 13:86p.m.
856 p.m.
4:Mp.m-
4:03 p.m.
I 56 p. m
t 3:a.
Local pus for Omaha
t!0:Ilp.m.
ana council lilun.
Union raclfle Railway.
Depot corner 0 aad Fourth atreet. City tlek
cfB 1014 O street.
Leave, I Arrive.
Omahs.Co UluB,Chli
tan. vain, eust
SUd West I
! 0:80 a. m.
tS:W m.
t 7:30 p. m
ta:S5p.ia
110:40 s. m
oeairice.uiua tprg,
Mannafau, at a
weat.Topeka, Ksu
a Ctv.eatt. south
Davldilty HUOasbrg
1 8:00 p. to
I 10 p.m.
1 7:30 p pi.
Biotm i y.uavtit uy
lAiiuiuoua. nenver, I
halt Lake, lleieua,
bsu t'rauc-Uco and I
I'ortland I
4:10a. m.
9-to a. m.
Iteairlcs CWtland....
Mitaoarl PaelQe Railway.
Ttoket office at depot and cornr ol Twlfl
. ainais
Iava.
Arrift
Auburn and Nebraska I
Ctiy Kxpres f
Si l.ouls day express. ,
Auburn and Nebraska I
t'llv txiirrsa f
St, Lotus night sip ...
retuoat, ClkH'ira Hlsuar Valley
(oai04oa s-oara wutisa tis )
Depul eoruer K!hlS and H tlreeit. Cllt Tl.k.
1 omv ll-IOtraei. V,,TO
La.TiTi7
t'hli'iwo aihI ns
IT. ii l Omatis Mmn
lHv M I'aut liuluth
M411., aili.au t i .lur
fillitlta I'lllll.ifl Ut
Mi.itt I'lrus Alar--s,
UWr ,,
I'maii ,,,,,, ,
tVlto, Kratnoitl, Nr
!,.., It Nrl.l, ...a
p ' t :. 4,1 1 nit t
j H',1 Sir as ll.tja.
(.1 1 If, Is j.l h.i .
I ttp
'il.Mp.m.
I Up a,
IMpm
f m m
I IU
it as
It
T6s m
f I Wa at
'I M
Mllpav
a Ha aa
I n i-uil, S si.iil Ual a.
rsu.ni t lrll.l,...
I
It Mp m ofOp m.
II Mp m loop m.
IUpa llttm.
'ps l ate m,
MAiivi sr rxruiHiuM,
VI the Maiauuil fa,fi Roviu.
tin the second Tut sttay In IVoetnbar
m . In.ir, rVbruarv, Ma-eh. April
and May. sui. ts .Ml...uit IWSa
ttouto wtlUdl ivunU tt l lit seN tyaJJ
nation In Tasss with Dual limit to r
turn In thirty day. front dte ssU.
Kti.fi over are alUiwrd In Ar.vt.,
Tpa iu OltlaSoma, New Mutbo and
Indian Territory, Cm aud take a
!'.,(lilha Hmh Vmu DAMIRU. c,
V, Jb T. A. 13UlOitrt.
f ar4
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Claai
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