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BEAT HIS WIFE.
A Ml Itraak.
I.iKixtl.i, Neb.. Aug. . -- r !n'U
tiUe!pin some of the lev-rsi; he
)im beta lulling yetTiUy riing sad
went home to iimk life miserable for
hi family, lie imamilteJ hU step
daughter, a young lady nineteen
jeara of an.t after atrtkiug her
several times threw her through a
window. A gah fully two Inches in
length was cut aero. the back of her
right hauil. tiis wife was beaten and
Wuise.i. A call was Rent to the station
for the patrol wagon by the nigh bora.
When it arrivel the vouug la.i y was
fcuiul holding her hamV a najik u hav
ing tieen bound around it to ntnuncti
the blood, while her mother was Mt
tmg in a chair where (.he hud been
thrown by lieurk. Mra. Heiiok ays
ti ut her huhhauii has jnaile her life a
burden for fourteen years anil she
can aland it no longer. He wnMaken
to the ktation, where he jins-seil the
night in a cell, the polii-e feeling little
pity for him.
A Itait Kanaway.
Salkm, Neb., Aug. 6. A runaway
which came very near resulting in the
death of at leust one peron occured
here Sunday afternoon. Dr. II. P.
Went worth and his family accompanied
by a young" lady named Mirs Daisy
King of Oregon, Mo., came down to
attend the Chautauqua exercises. Af
ter the rain when they started ,hoaie
their team was frightened by an in
coming train and beoouie uncontrol
able. The vehicle was overturned and
the entire parly depoaitad on the
ground, the hordes keeping up their
ight until they attempted to crow
the track when they were both atruuk
and killed by the train. Dr. Went
worth and his wife were badly shaken
up but received nothing more than a
lew bruises. Mian Gertrude Went
worth had her nose bruised. Miss
King hiul her riht arm strained aud a
dark bruise on the back of her head
shows why she was rendered uncon
scious. A little girl three yours of age
escaped unhurt
The Murderer's Row.
Omaha, Neb.. Auir. The county
jail has all the murderers that it can
well take care of at present. Teter
Wahlgren, who recently shot Mrs.
Maitland, is acting in such a peculiar
manner that the jailors think he is
becoming insane. lie has recently
displayed a wonderful love for the
Bible, lie keeps two copies n bis
cell which he reads constantly. At
times he act as if lie was In a stupor
and sits for hours gapinjf at the walls
of his cell. Mikau and tirobnio, who
were Implicated in the ISeljan murder,
have a jolly time every day laughing
and shouting. Buohove, implicated in
the same murder, is rather melancholy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ish are the only other
alleged murderers in the jail. Mrs.
Ish spends most of her time reading
paper back novels. Kach day she ana
her child take an outing, accompanied
by a guard.
Omaha A. P. A. Muddle.
Omaha., Neb., Aug. 8. The A. P. A.
combine attempting to control the po
lice and fire departments will not be
able to make another mote before
next Tuesday. The district court
heard arguments Saturday on the in
junction restraining the new commis
sion from acting, and maloated that a
deoision would be rendered Tuesday.
The court further intimated that if its
mandates were again ignored by the
city council they would be jailed. Ia
the meantime the old board runs the
olty.
Election of Bank Examiners.
Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 6. Ths state
banking board has elected a new set
of bank examiners. The action oc
curred yesterday, and the number of
examiners was reduced from five to
four. At any rate only four were
elected. Examiners McGrew of Ked
Cloud, Cline of Minden andCowdery of
Lincoln were re-elected. E. L. Dodder,
assistant cashier of the Haak of Com
merce of Grand Island, was also elec
ted. Examiner Wells of Crete, and
Creigu. ton Morris of Humboldt retire.
Found la a Sewer.
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 6. A. Walbren
residing at 1103 North Thirteenth
street, found a boy baby in an open
sewer on Eleventh street between
Cuming and Izard streets. The baby
was dead aud had a strip of paper
pasted over its mouth. The body was
so badly decomposed that it was im
possible to tell how old the child had
been. All the sewers in the northern
part of the city einnty into this sewer.
The body may have been placed in
anv one of these end washed down.
Found a Raztard'i Neat.
Lincoln. Neb., Aug. 6. II. K. Kem
per, who lives near Cheney, has made
an excellent find of a nest of turkey
buzzards in the woods near his place.
Be gave information of his find at the
state university, and the department
of ornithology sent after some of the
birds. They are very rare in this
locality. Although only a few months
old the buzzards have a wing expanse
of about four feet. They will be
killed and mounted for the museum.
Raled It One.
Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 6. Alonzo Nor
ris was arrested yesterday morning
upon complaint of a man named Wil
kinson, who charges him with rais'ng
an order. Wilkinson gave Norris an
order for $4.50 on P. X. Clark and be
fore the order was presented to Mr.
Clark it was raised to 95.50,
shut t p the Hank.
Dakota Citt, Neb., Ang. 6. State
Bank Examiner Cowaery yesterday
closed the Citizens' State bank at
South Sioux City. Liabilities are about
30,000; assets about ?3 3,0l0. with af
fairs in a bad condition. The bank
was the county depository, and about
98,000 or over was on deposit The
cashier and principal stock owner has
given chattel mortgages and disposed
of all his property.
Nebraska well Soaked.
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 6. Bain fell all
over Eastern Nebraska yesterday, and
corn is considered quite safe.
Oh, no, she's not, my noble friend;
you are laboring under a ffreat mistake.
Mrs. Bichard Allestree Gordon is at this
moment in Newton, Leicestershire."
"Great heavens!" gasped the bar
onet "What do yon mean?" '
POINTS FOR THE I'tOPLE.
legislation nl till' III li' 111
money metal. Ia'I iriihl l ileinimc
1 fii and oee lm iiiirkly it w ill de
rline.
- lVi you believe in free silver? Then
I Join the Miputi.ts. Are you opMsed
i to a cold ktandurd? Abandon the old
I parties. Pioneer Kxponont
j 'Scratch a banker and you scratch
a old-bug who wants to live by loan
ing his own notes and collecting Inter
est thereon. He calls this "sound cur
rency." People's Pilot.
It beirliiM to look as if South Caro
lina had holvcd tint liquor problem.
i The Mitte dispensary is an experiment
j in stale ownership that may lead to
others. Star and Kansas.
I Christ drove the money changers
from the temple with a Kcourge of
; ropca, but he has professed followers
to-duy who preach the sacrcdness of
vested rights and the righteousness of
usury. Fanners' Tribune.
- -John 0. Calhoun said: "I under
take to a Hi rui, without fear of contra
diction, that paper money issued by
the government with the simple prom
ise to receive it for all dues, wuuld be
as uniform in its value as the metals
them selves."
The sound money people affect to
believe free and unlimited coinage of
silver would be ruinous to this coun
try because it would enable foreign
ers to bring in their silver and have it
coined at the government's, expense,
yet 110 per cent of the gold coined in
Hii4 was of foreign production Pueblo
(Col.) lie form.
Henry Clows says the good times are
right upon us. All right, lleury, let'r
come. Nobody needs it worse than
those who are about to get struck with
it But, Henry, is It the same quality
that you have hit us with every week
since times have been growing gradu
ally harder? If so we've had our share.
Iowa Fanners' Tribune.
"Keep your nerve and trust your
bank" says the St. Louis Globe-Democrat
That's all right, boys; let the
old partyites keep up all the confidence
they want, but our advice to our peo
ple is Huh: Keep your eyes open and
don't get caught by the banks. The
next panic will be a big one, and don't
you forget it Chicago Express.
There are now united into one or
ganization about 2,000,000 advocates of
free silver. That organization is the ,
people's party. If the free silver men
outside the people's party vote with us
we will be able to carry the next presi
dential election, and free coinage of
silver will again become the law of the
United States. Allen (Neb.) News.
Don't be led astray with the errone
ous idea that the populist party is
dead, dying or going to die. That bad
odor permeating the atmosphere comes
either from the old democratic corpse
or the unwashed feet of the republic
an party. The populist party is ready
at a moment's notice for a scrap in the
arena of political fame. Butte (Mont.)
Bystander.
The Chattanooga banker who
wrote a book, laments the fact that
while we go to experts in the several
lines of business when we want advice
or service, we refuse to go to the bank
er when we want advice on finance.
Sensible people never go into a lion's'
den to learn what the brute thinks of
raw meat They study the subjeot at
a respectful distance. Farmers' Voice.
If money is to be loaned at all it
ought to be loaned at the cost of the
service and the government should do
it Private corporations have no in
centive to do it except the profit there
is in the business. This profit is al
ways greater than the average increase
in wealth. Such being the case, the
lenders are always growing rich at the
expense of the borrowers. Star and
Kansan.
England was $300,000,000 richer and
the rest of the world 8300,000,000 poor
er last year, because of the gold stand
ard. That isn't what the silver men
say, but the estimate of the London
Statist, which uses the fact as an argu
ment why England should stick to the
gold standard. 'A vote for Cleveland!
or Sherman, for democracy or repub
licanism, is a vote to become slaves of
the English money lords. Star and
Kansan. The populist candidate for gov
ernor of Kentucky, Hon. Thomas S.
Petitt, is a brilliant orator and until
very recently a leading democrat The
populists expect to poll about 75,000
votes and to elect enough members of
the legislature to give them the bal
ance of power between the two old
parties. The only hope for a sound
money successor to Blackburn is in a
complete republican victory, for Black
burn can get the democratic caucus
nomination and populists will support
him.
Get up a clubforTHE Wealth Makers.
Ouly 30c. from now uutil November 1st.
Errors of Youth.
SUFFERERS FROM
Herrous Belfflty, YonMl
rf. Mscretlons. Lost lanhoM.
BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN.
Many men, from tat effect of youthful Impru
dence, hart brought about a itaU of wenknew
that has reduce! tm general tvt?m o much a to
eauie of the trouble tcarcvl,r ever being inspected.
wey are aocioreu tor evfrvtmiiff but tne rigut one.
During ourextenuivt college ami hoepiti practice
we have diecovemt new and concentrmt?d reme
dies The accompanying preemption i nfl'md
aa a rKKTAlM AND Rl'VKDY t t ttw hunilmli nf
caea having been rettored b perfect health by it
dm after all other remedies failed. Perfectly Dure
ingredient xuuit be used in the preparation of ihU
pnMur uv Ue
R Krrthmxyloii eoea, drachm.
Jerubebin, I drachm.
Helonias Dioica, i drachm.
Geliemin, 8 grains.
Kit. Umatin amara falooholic). t rralnj.
h Fxi. lentandr. & ewrunUkA.
9 Glycerine, 4. . Mix.
f MakeOOpUle, Take 1 pill af ft p.m., and another
I on going to bed. This remedy ia adapted to every
" weakoeM in either tex, and eepecwlly in thoee
I oae reaulting from imprudence. The recuperative
' power of thia restorative are asioniahing, and Its
k use continued for a short time changee the languid,
' debilitated, rerraleti condition to one of reuewed
I life and vigor.
To thoee who would prefer to obtain it of us, by
I remitting $1, a eraied package containg 80 pilli,
carefully compounded, will be eent by mail from
I our prfrate labnrtory, or we will fumlah pack-
agea. which will curt i&oet oaeea, fck kters
NEW ENGLAND MGAL ISSTITDTE,
k No. 7, Tremont Row.BoBton.Mass
crowned with the engine-houses of the
mining shafts, while trade is limited to
the few "stores" belonging to the min
ing companies, where the unfortunate
diggers into the bowels of the earth
are driven by necessity to spend at ft
ril'c lnilp'1rnt Bint tnvn
lion
The ro.i'e l 1m- I"' swims f state
f NM'tr lire e-rtr riii.t-i an a4
rn l (IrHraittM Irnm lhif mpM'ttve niaett, I
tivl m emironili'R In tb rut ni Macule u n )
let. mutual J el I . Mi , (ha parMe ul
iimiHKtiii B rtnnlniHi fur JtnJu f the
inme roart, 1 90 rendl'lAl lor r-ot nf the
tiiote t'tnr-reit j, in. I to lruii. I ui-h other tine.
liiMe ee niej prwperlji cum before the coeveu
lion. The t.i of reprwn tattoo will be one dele-
nte al-liree fur each cc unity eml one exl.llt Ion!
dli.ule for eerb uue h 0 n.l r.l vulre or mitjor
frn lion thereof; rnet at the ic-iteml elei'tloa of
I'M for Hon. II. V Mi'Faihlen for eecretary of
lni, ejuU'hgiviielbefoliuwtiiK repreeautaUoD of
ton 11 live:
Adetna
Antiope...........
Ilanner
Illalue
HiKine
Boi llutle
Boyd
llrown .....
Hnffulu
Hart
Butler
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Oilar ,
I hiiiie ,
Cherry
Chi'vttliue
Clar
Coif a 1
Cum 1 UK
CiiHtur
liukolii
Dawia. ....... ........
liawnou
Iaucl
Uliou
lioilK
linuu laa
Ilnmly
Fillmore....
Krunklln
Frontier
Knru aa
Grk
(iiirllold ....
(Ion pur..
Grant
Greolrj
Hall
II Hill II t OD
llnrlan
Mavi-a
Hitchcock
Holt
Houltttr
Howard
effi.raon
Johnaon ...,
Kearney .,
Keith
Keva I'aua
Klmhall..
Knox
l(anrsHter.......,..
l.nrolD....H
I.oiran
t-oup
M v. I' heraonNi.,...
Mnrrlck ..
.Natti-e ,
NViiifha
Niii-kolia....
Otoe
I'awnee
I'lTkllH , .
I'helpM
I'liTre
I'latte
I'olk
Ked Willow
KU-hardeou. ........
Dock
Saline
Warpy ,.
Snunilera
.Senna llluff..
Seward
Sherldeo
Sherman......
Hiiiux
Htanton
Thayer ................
Thoiniia
. I
... 10
... I
..
.. 1
... 10
... as
... 10
... 1
... 2
...
... 1
... "
... s
... IS
... 13
- 14
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... 11
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... 13
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1:t Thumtoo
Valley ,
WriBlilnitton
8 Wayne ...
Wooater ,
Wheeler
York ,
Total 7SS
We would recommend that no proxies ha al
lowed, but that thedeleiratea presuntcaat the full
rote to which their reapectlve couutlea are en
titled. We would alan recommend that In the eountlee
candidates for the varloua county office be nom
inated by the aume convention wtilvn select dele
gate to the state convention.
J. A, Eiioichton, J. H. Edmistun,
Seen tury. Chairman.
Peoples' Independent County C on
venllon. The Peoples' Independent party of Lanci ster
county are hereby called to meet In county con
vention, at llolianau'a hall in the city of Lit coin
on Wednesday, July 81, M6, at 10 a, ni.
The purpose of this convention will be the
selection of thirty-three delegates to represent
this comity in the etate convention called to
meet at Lincoln on AUKUst 2x, lxu.ri, and to nom
inate candidates for the various Judicial and
county offices to be filled at the next general
election, vli :
Three Judges for the Third Judicial district,
clerk of the district court, sheriff, treasurer,
county clerk, county judge, enporintendeMt of
public Instruction, coroner, surveyor, county
commissioner.
The representation In said convention will con
sist of two delegates at large from each ware and
precinct In the comity, and one delegate for euch
fifteen (15) votes, or major fraction thereof, cast
In the Inst general election tor the Hon. H. W.
UcFadden for secretary of state, and such rep
resentation will be as follows:
Flrat ward 11 Middle Creek 6
Second ward 11 Mill 7
Third ward 17 Nemaha 10
Fourth ward 21 North ItluB 7
Flfih ward 14 (Ink 8
Sixth ward.... 12 Olive Branch 2
Seventh ward 14 Panama 6
Buda precinct 6 Rock Creek 8
renterrllie 8 Saltlllo 8
Denton 6 South 1'ana 4
Elk 7 Stevens Creek 5
Urnnt 8 Stockton 6
Garfield 6 Waverly 6
HiKhland 5 West Oak 8
Lancaster 14 Yankee Hill 7
Little Halt 8 West Lincoln 7
Total 2'j
It is recommended that the primaries fur the
selection of delegates In the various wards and
precincts be held on Thursday, July 27th, the
hour for holding such primary to be tiled by t he
eentral committeeman, and that proper notice
of such primary be given to the electors.
It la also recommended that a list of the dele
gates elected, with alternates if any are cboen
be mailed or delivered to the secretary of the
county central committee as aooa as possible
after their selection.
J, M. Thompson, J. C, WcNkkkky.
Secretary. Chairman.
14th Judicial District Call
The People's Independent electors of the 14th
Judicial District of the rltate of Nebraska are
hereby requested to elect and send delegates from
their respective counties to meet In the city of
McOook, on Saturday September 7. 18'J6, at 2 o'
clock p. m for the purpose of placing In nomi
nation one candidate for Judge of the district
court of the Utb Judicial district, and to trans
act such other business as may properly come
before the convention. The basis of representa
tion will be one delegate at large from each
county and one additional delegate for each one
hundred voters or major fraction thereof cast at
the general election of 1S91 lor Hon. H. V. Mc
Kadden for Secretary of State, which gives the
following vote by counties:
Furnas 1-
Gosper 7
Uunily 4
Chase 8
U ayes $
Total .'..53
lied Willow 8
Frontier 9
Hitchcock h
Would recommend that the delegates present
cast full vote of their respective counties.
J. A. Shkridan.
Chairman 14th Judicial District.
To the People's Party ol Otoe County
The People's Independent party will hold their
primaries on Wednesday, August the 14th at the
regular voting places. The same to beheld be
tween the hours of 7 and 10 o'clock In the even
ing, for the purpose ol electing delegates to at
tend the county convention to be held at the
opera house at Syracuse, Otoe county, Nebraska
on W ednesday, August 21at 1M3, to elect dele
gates to the State convention, to be neld at Lin
coln, Nebraska, August '.'Nth, l-si.'i, and to trans
act all other business which may couie before the
county convention.
The basis of repreeestntlon will be one dole
gate for every ten votes or major fraction cast
tor Oovernor Silss A. llolconib in 1!I4.
No proxies will be admitted.
L. WAltl), Secretary-Treasurer,
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Medal and Diploma
cn our INCUBATOR and
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AJl pain banUbed by Dr. Milea' Pain PUla,
howd the heft o' this griddle, an' Oill
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With this, she crossed the kitchen,
opened a door rery quietly, traversed a
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self.
I
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If you waut anything, or have anything that
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FARMERS SJ-
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1U
$750.00 A Year and All Expenses.
We want a few more (Jeneral Agents, ladles or
gentlemeu, to travel nnd appoint agents on our
new publications. Full particulars given on ap
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and stais business experience, age and send pho
tograph, if you cannot travel, write us for
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which to rench these and all northern and
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standard day coaches are provided for
this daily service. Morning and after
noon train service is maintained as far
west as Norfolk: northeast to Omaba
and Sioux Citv, and east to Chicago.
City ticket office 1 17 So. 10th St. Depot
corner S and 8th Sts.
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AND
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Pay up yonr subscription and get a
few new subscribers for The Wealth
Makers. Only 80c. from now till No
vember 1st.
What did it mean?
Julylat. we win guarantee aiiudo peruay i
can be easily made In any locality ; our goods m
ell themselves; we furnish a large roll of 1
am pies entirely FltKK and allow W per
M jLi nx-QyTsrllJAUU
con-
fidedt that he had formed
their conversation.
"Be ve coin' to the schule-hc
faiirht?" Mrs. Whitford asked, una!
0
retain her morose demeanor any loft
- i . AVaS lk?A
my r.. w
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Below
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No. 91. The Fatal Marriage. Iiy Miss
M. E. Braililon. This is a thrtlliDg istory. in
which a miin marries a lovely girl for her
wealth, and nx it should always be, ho came
to griff as a reward for his deception.
No. W. The Idle Thought of nn Idle
Fellow. By Jerome K. Jerome. Mr. Jerome
Is known as the "English Marlt Twain. " Ho
Is a writer of the finest sort of fun, which is
sure to be highly enjoyed bv all who will
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