Sept. 22, 1898
THE NERBASKA INDEPENDENT
The largest exclusive Dry Goods house in the central west; the largest
stock of Dry Goods ever opened in Lincoln; in several leading depart
ments, larger assortments of choice merchandise than can be found in all
other Lincoln stores combined, on some of the things we claim for ourselves.
Stocks for Fall and Winter are now complete; prices on the average
were never lower. We mention a few items below, but we invite you to come and see for
yourself the immense stock and exceptional values which we offer.
LADIES'
CLOTH
CAPES
J & & j, jt
Till) VKHY MTi;ST H'l'VLKS,
SIIAI'KS AM) COLONS; U:GTIIS ,"
TO ,'!) I C I MS, SO,i GUKAT. IIAIt-
t.Ai.MS at $i,h(i, -,m, $:i.(hi, $:ivi,
1.(10, :,.()(, i),(m), $7.(i(i, $7.r,D, s,.'o,
tf'.i.r,o AND $10.00,
LADIES'
PLUSH
CAPES
LADIES'
CLOTH
JACKETS
COTTON
BLANKETS
COTTON
BATTING
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
-NOT AN OLD GAUM KNT IN Till-:
LOT; ALL CIIOICK AND I'l'-TO-.
DATI-: KTVLLS; IfLACK Olt . OMHtS;
$i.r,o, $r,,oo, $7.00,
H,(m, $!i,oo, $10.00, $11.00. $i:',oo, f 1:1,00
AND $1.',00,
COTTON lil.ANKKTS AUK NOT SO
GOOD AS WOOL, HIT TIIKV AUK
SOFT, WKLL MADK, IIA.NDHOMK
AND UKAIf WKLL AND AUK TIIK
CIIKAI'KST THING VOL' CAN HIT
TO KKKI' WARM. WK IIAVK Til KM
IN WIIITK, IN GI!.V. TAN AND
FANCY STHII'KS; SMALL SIKH.
IA 1(0 K SIKS AND KXTKA LAIUiK
SIKS. I'UICKS 40c TO $l..0 A I'Allt.
this wk i!i;v iiv tiii; caic Load
AND CAN OIVK VOIJ SOMK GUKAT
HAUOAINS. TIIK MOST fOI'CLAIi
NCMI'.KUS HKLL AT 10, ):'. l-: AND
LI CKNTS A I'OI'.ND.
IN ALL COTTON, IIALK WOOL AND
MALI-' COTTON, WOOL WITIf A
SLIGHT MIXTI UK OK COTTON' AND
ALL WOOL.
CHILDREN'S
CLOTH
JACKETS
qjfi qjfr
ALL LKNOTILS KliO.M IH TO 30 INCH,
KS; COUUKCT SIIAI'KS; SOMK I'KK
I'lXTLY l'LAIN.OTIIKUS TUI MM KD
WITH iSUAII) Oil HMl: $3,00, $1,73
$1.00. t.f,o, $3.(10 AND IT' TO $-.'0.00.
A LAKOK ASSOUTM KNT, KIIIIKU
I'LAIN CU)TJIS Oil NOVKLTIKS;
LAlKiK ASSOUTM KNT AND KXCKf,
LKN I' VALCKS, KUOM l.to TO $I0.:0
WOOL
KUOM TIIK liKST MILLS I.N Till
COCNTUY; SOMK OK THKM A LI
WOOL; OTIIKIIS WITH COTTON
WAHI', & OTIIKIIS MIXKD WITH
BLANKETS KI,0,),)V' ,nJST AH V(m ws,, (''-
OUS; WIIITK, LIGHT GRAY, I) AUK
GltAV, Olt Kt.'AKLKT. MKDIUM
WKIGHTH, AND KXTKA IIKAVY
WKIGHTH; LAHOK SIK8 AND
SMALL KIZKH, $1.2.3 TO $10.00 A I'Allt
IN
OUTING
FLANNELS
SOM K
DA UK
WAISTS.
LIGHT AND OTIIKIIS IN
COLOKH KOIl SlllliTS
JMKS.SIX, OOWNS, KTC
OlfKAT JIAIIGAINH AT 3, fi 1-4,
n Ml AND 10 CKNTS A YAK J).
7 J -2
WOMEN'S
UNDERWEAR
VKSTS, I'ANTS AND INION SI ITS,
OUKAT HAUOAINS IN VKSTS AND
I'ANTS AT 2.V; AND r.Oe.IN UNION
KCITS, .10c, 7.3c AND $1,00.
When you are in Lincoln, visit our store. If you have need to
buy, it will pay you to come a long distance. If you cannot visit
our store, send for Catalogue. j j. jt. j.
Corner O and 13th Sts., Lincoln
UNDER THE CAPITAL DOME
What are tlit-y doing today
Under the capitol dome?
Doing work in it business way
Under tin- capitol dona'.
Doing their duty and doinjr it rijfht.
lirintfing republican thieving to liht.
Holding up g.o. p. jobs to plain silit.
Under the capitol dome.
What are their olitic fair
Under the capitol dome'.'
Honesty everywhere
Under the capitol dome.
Maud y tiie musses in sliop, murtaud
Held.
'iviii(r tlie toilers the fruit of their
yields,
Never hide hack of the iorirnte
shield.
Under the capitol dome.
How did they ever ifet ill
Under the capitol ilome'.'
Honesty; that s why they win
Under the capitol dome.
I'nt there to save from republican
workers
I'nt there to crowd out (he i-cpulilicuii
shirkers
I tiere to nip n hcliu s of rvpubhc'in
lut-kcrs
' nder the capitol dome.
I lolcoiiili hut served (lie stale wi ll
I nder the cunilol .loin,-
Gave hoiiesty one lrenl hint' sn II
I loli r the eapilol dome
by the Hope against coiiot,i
lion,
I .fnlcd for ac (.'op mat loiiat i i i
I to-ow fl o p tili.'ll'S (l'ol ,llllkt d Ml
nation.
I Hilt r the capitol doiiu-
W 1ml Imk the jiicm lit tfiuiir done
I lidi r I he i it, I. I Ionic '
Hioiu il it o p hi nit th it I ere ptm
I lidi r the iiipitoi doiiu
''"! Up lilt I I foe the -lltlo. id
til ttllnll,
h hll I ol H, Hi, ( , ( . ,, lllfcfh
h ttlo
' hi,i,-. loi t.anl I, nl H- .11
'( u4t .ii
1 ! I th. . tipit.o .1.
V i I ( o ji hi,,' I I r 4ll ini
' no, r III. up, .1.. i.. '
' : I i oi . t ii ii l,.i nil .i..4 i.
I lllt I I,,, ntpilt.t iloioi
lot t, i,,,!, jmtv i.mtn.t 4 ',4i, I
I. .itii
' "H ll.Kll M III). I. fth Ul
,
Ul ,t ,r Hid .,,U y,, l In
"II a. e v. ion
1 "d, r . t-M4t.. dome
Will VI Mdiipoi
jfiiuil rejiortM m-rivetl hy tih culifrir
of the Manual, may lie iiec-ptenk an
eoneliihive in rejird to the. ipietiotk
of cominitive raten. The litl'eni'iH'e
(in aviinine rt"x 'P family, by
(Troup of tn.t"s) lielweiMi piihlM anil
private ownership is iih follow:
lVr
(Vnt
DitTir
. entv.
20
StaU-s. I'uhlie
New Kiiiflaml ,$J3.4J
Miihlie. io.:m
South Atlantic . MW.V.i
South (V.itlral . . .'II. (Mi
Not'th (Vntral . 1H.7.I
Nort.liMeslienn .. WiX
I'acilie 21.07
Canunlii 21.07
l-'or iJie whole, the
. I'riva.U
$2H.I2 2(i.0
.'10.20
2.1.02
MM
Mt.'Mt 71
:;m:; .10
Utwli-I SUiln.
reiitnln in ?-
to the Atlantic wabnurd Ih 62 cenU.
1 tie gulf portM therMlore bare an ad van
tegeoror the Atlantic port! of 2cente.
We cannot expect to donoy buHinene
under auch conditions. Kaetoro roadH
steadily refuse to lower their ratee, and
we are helnleee. Chicago tnuet be cod-
tent to be thue handicapped until the
eastern lines awake to a realization of
the fact that thny are dustroyiiiK their
own busiuiws."
t.ln- averaL'e for fainiJv
iiw liaiinr pnlilic woikx in. $21. .1,1; in
tluowe havinjf privati- workti, $.'I02
a dilTereiM-c of $W.27 er family, or 4,1
per cent in favor of pulilie work.
American looi In I li(ln.l.
The HrltlHh army has adopted stie
rewdvelv (line dllTerelll American
gntiM for It Hiniy.arid paid lll'tully
for the itau-ni In eiich cane. The Ural
uh thu .-: Imelili r Kntleht k'".
which the Knllcld niiizle louder wa
cnii cried Into a hu ci liloailcr. The
ucctiiiil iih Hie no -called Martin-Henry,
which wan the I'cahndy Kon nlmply
t'liunKcil from rini'lie to u titer lire, and
taut the l-ee MHfonl which In the l.ee
Xllll wlih Kiillie ulUht alleriitlon of the
l.rceth holt dllKite-ted Iy "ol Mfiford.
(ierinatiy, SwiieiUml. AiiNiria and
Other INiroieaii KOterniiU'llla iuiily
iinninrlale IihhiI ions tiuike mittio
luhl niter i Ion. lm them a liiriiiail,
Hula ur AimtrlMii name and uevr
1(I( the linelilor ut nil
When MIimi ur eoie rt a t'atear
rt imidji cithittic, cuff (iiarwbl!),
I iv. ?V.
THE GULF RUUTE.
A Huldlar'a C'oiiilnlnt,
The lollowiiin poem and annexed foot-
17 I note are written ny n private in coin
.') I jiany L Third Nebraska regiment, while
j at Jackson ville, Florida.
Thin I no II in to mmlitnt aiel nna
flu irrnt, put or Imurn, or on ,
No tlin to rail on hilly or bail lock ;
I iimh! to ixrclw nif prmont pluck.
It I muat offer ap mjr Of at all
Ha ll lor sooil oral m ronnlry'i rill.
Hut ahall I ill to pl.itM (ha rich anil proud.
Whom pnf r'ntlr apiwhM ara limit,
W hoaal rich fooil and ilrlnk f ho Ileal of hIiik,
W hi In I in fhirat anil hnimar dalljr pin.'
Th aiwak of frMMlmn ami uiiH.itt .
I That a .him I it illii for I'ulia'a lllifri.r,
I hy matii n slaviw to tb rubliera fr;
I In I "Knllahfenwil Chriailanli J."
'I holilir pin mill ill In .li.il rani pa,
An.l lira fur aor than mannml ronmr; tramp
W'hll piMla alim of mil, la human ilrwl,
III nolii iharlir thai dnll hail
I'nor ainmiiii ( ul. una la thalr fvrirlil rllma.
,y Anil ahiia ih laml rat hrom In . rhrni,
. ..... r,.,r ,m ...wvr mi nun iriif
flu Buhl .l.la, atiauilnul al lhair M,
'I h prlirat aciitttajr plml nlnnK hla a
In aml nml iluai. In hml nml lain aarh itar
Mai. lnl, atnrt'tl ana mar hr.) In iluulilr iulrk"
; I'nlil h. tnlla ami atiimli , filial au, .1, k ;
Ilia lira nr .iinil, Uh Ih noli hrln.
III mrm ra aluppoil, h l uiiiIiIm .nl of Ha.
.! Iha h pamahril - ! atirn mmk, I
AnJ It hran I h rr, imr .hiri.
j Imprlannxl, iihk) an, I kl In rualoilr
Mi kola al ii ik iiwhI In llkHr! '
Miail Iiimii S,aiaiili aim .an tin an karia
Pill laa aail haal mi lakl aiaim
: So-anl al an ' liul l.l r aralh ha ban!
ill ihoaa anil I, .rl ura iu allh puuialaui.al,
i .aiiMio a.iraiaa. H na Im
thai tu.a ran lain a. a. k ol rkartl
W fciia ikaf ai rral, laat , !. a.
1uup.u.lu lull - lkr aaal lu kal. ...m
Niavl
n k J or a I a at Iknoiak bl.i.J l.i taw
Tk prlial l.l. ...a aal fcuf Ik k.r.i laa..'
w ki a a .ni' s,.ifciaa bi a aa
1kuakkar fulkial, prua. aajgladi.
-
Ilia uh k uaaoi ari.la in al'.l,
't la kla I'aia hitai.iica k ! Iw .
AGUINALDO'S LATEST TALK,
He Kipeeta Aiunrloani to Evacuate IMill
Ipplnra Not Nerilml ami Not Wantacl.
Manila, Sept. 19. The Philippine
general assembly was Inaugurated at
Malolos yesterday witli great enthviH
lastn. J hero were thousands of visit
ore from the province, and a great dis
play was tnado. Airulnaldo, who was
received with cheers and also with
erica of "Viva Amurlcal" by the lariri
crowd of natives inside and outside the
hall, read a decree eoi xenlnjr the mem
berti, who included several Spaniards,
Ho next read a message eulogizing the
army, and thanking the friendly ua
tlotis which had set the historical ex
ample of liberty and had assisted a
downtrodden race.
Continuing, Agulnaldo urgently and
eloquently exhorted the assembly to
"follow the noblest principles" and In
voked the "spirits of thu martyred
I'iilpinos." 'Die assembly then ad
journed for the day.
During the afternoon many Ameri
cans and Kuropeans arrived and
Agulnaldo was kept busy receiving
visitors, Including tho American cou
sul,
Agulnaldo professed entire ignor
at ice of the autonomous syntem In
vogue in the Kt-itlsh colonies, of pro
tectorates and of American state
autonomy. He said he was unable to
understand the idea and only under
stood "absolute independence." I'er
tonally, he believed a protectorate for
the Philippine Islands was desirable
but he feared that the people would tie
disappointed in this. lie had not
studied political economy and knew
nothing about the various forms of
government. lie Inquired whether
Australia was an American colony, and
aid he had never heard of a Malay
protectorate.
Continuing, the insurgent leader
said there was no need for protection
for thu 1'hllippliie Islands, because the
I'iilpinos were able to cope with any
army, lie admitted that he had never
seen a foreign army, with the excep
tion of the garrisons at Jloug Kong
and Singapore and he had never seen
these troops on parade.
Agulnaldo refused to discuss the
American army and protested his un
dying gratitude to the Americans. He
said they had come to the Philippines
to fight the Spaniards only, and, now
that they had finished the task, it was
to be expected that they would return
to America. Ho was unwilling to be
lieve that the Americans would de
mand a reward for an act of humanity
and he declined to admit the necessity
of a rjuid pro quo.
The Filipino leader expressed him
self confident that the newly founded
government would build a navy ulti
mately. In the meantime, he said, the
great nation should protect and aid a
young nation, instead of grabbing her
territory. If the Americans should
refuse to withdraw, the national as
scmbly, he said, must decide the policy
to la! pursued a nollcv which ha da
dined to forecast.
t hau-
M IOl .l Mia-,l ,!
J ! Itl.l,,, ,, t,r I'ltf-M
y kH, , kliiajj. tH.r.lt fl
I MM fcaalr (Ht Alt II..HVK r Ut
a i.nm nmuink a tlle
! il,iTrrM. t t wlr
V li ttalviib i.f iiuwi.1.1,. lu all
th mini M4lra wm! IVii'
rli,
la
..I
Hi
Ml mi.iuall Il.mi I aal as)
W.al In SMutkaf ai I lwa
ii I ma I e -III m rf f a.. i. li al.ru Ih
..i au I ! iiwtik in-tV' "aajvr
roi la'will hat' do 11 ii i-1
BODY OF JONES WAS GONE.
Vletlm of I.vneher Ilaaome Huhlaet for
Ilaaetln( Table.
I.iMKitrr. Mo., Sept. 10. There haa
been talk for two days that the grave
of Itenjamln Joucs, who was lynched
Sunday night for criminal assault on
little Annie Montgomery, was empty,
aud that the body had Wen taken to
Kansas City by medical students.
One of the sous. M. W. Jones, came
hero from Randolph yesterday, and
going to the cemetery with Sheriff
ilymer and Deputy Thompson, had the
grave opened. 1'hc box and the coffin
were there, but the bodv was not.
Die colli 11 lid was on, but not screwed
down, .lones' sons ifiianled the irrave
two nights, but Wednesday night no
one watched It. I (lev sav thev will
try to recover the Uly.
GEN. HASKELL DROPS DEAD.
(In of lh llro of M Canar rait a
lot I hi o Apoplri.
Col l uiii a, Ohio, Sept. 1U llrlgadiei
eneral .loscpli T. IUhUcII died kud-
leuly at his home at the (olumt.ua
Msl aUiui it'io yesterday HfteriHMin
He was ktrleken with aiKiplexy, the
excitement through which he had
passed during the day, in connection
lib tint home coining of a part of
hi, command, he oil' I he liuine
liatx eiiuse of th.. mlack Ocncriil
llnshi'll ei'lionaiiilcil the !Smiileeht It
Infaiitry at the battle of II! Caiiry and
Mas tl. woiiiided, In the left ahoill
dcr ami knr He t ame homo aUiul a
liioiiihagu mid w a rapidly recteriuif.
W kit kl I... .xaalura, aha la 1... a. 11 aal k-ar
Is ki u I am ka.a ih. ka. ri,
S. a i4 la a l". 1 a.. auk aaJlaai.
I ka 1 n,... ,. oial.a bkl k aaaaiikaal
RHI
II akal a I o. a 1 al lu aai-.lt
Uij.iiiI, lia,k. aa.ik as 4 t '
1. aM 1. 1 1 tiaiaasaa ,,.
HaalHaauil ikil l ai ik.a.l
j I ,1 aM a am, 1 al lh !
1 .a, t alk !. taikoaji l i aaka,
I o bush ta ... iiii.t aa a.aiui
llif. I ka lu h i.lek a k. !,
. , . , I laliiatHM .I,
t I U al 1 ! iH.llrtl lnll.lilha III j , J, ,.... aajaj'Sa . auataaiaaal
,k.., ,h.r.oep ik- 'r:.x:::":::
hu.a ef go mil ol ln Ikrouab H'am and i- a inaik.t .
. 11 . . 1 a il 1 ' aH . iiaifwa. It !- a-., I. I Wa I.
Hia l ummvaa 1 i. ... 1 m. ... r.ia 1 ikm si a. n i im .4 am,.
nl 4 a olh an I aoulk llu auk a!.!
t'atHiaalar It 44 a ifi
SV taillku ma, S, )i l'.intvl
lielirral Mnllloll luia turned nwr III
the I'ipiideiil ail he prtj.rra rrlatln
I., the leer lit unplrataiit iiesa irovilug
mil i.f Um refiiaal of a 'Irvi riarlnieiil
j lo iveetvn . frtiiii Ma.r lyu. hU
ia"M Im U colored 1 ha Prwaldenl haa
lakili tin ilitiillt a I Ion Irtolidrk
I i.itiir opri.4l wl l viirl Maul. mi a
j "Hi e in . iid ia kliarp illapati ft .i
j ll.e i. iniiiaiolui piyiiiaalair of Dial
j d parlm.m alalia,; lu rltrfl that a
M. I 1 1.. it had Ih.hi rra-wlarly
i.,i.u..i,l ,w ib i.j,t.Ht aaaiiarinr
Ht iit..i, 1 Iih trH.pa uiul lake llir
pat from to 111 or ia. (,i m ti, ml !
j I hi. the loallir alaii.l. MltH Hi a
j Ufo0 lu' I'll .d. Ut I
j Satisfies
. that dry taste
in the mouth. V
Pemember the name;
y i when you buy again.
WEAK UEN CUHED
AND BHOUQHT TO PERftCT
by our fuil tmatmant af Turklak Ca Paula
iur W Slvht lxiaM, Da Laa, rr
r Brain trvui.la. Oiirad a prfl aa to
avar war. v aaka our owa mmtlana
atwl fooaaa nj oarrtllnf walk WakmiS
rltun iruaranu with full aura, hlug
r..,ai .ai ny man, naww ramairr.
SYFuiLIS C.1
C'OCLCCl
Brniainaa ra kj far
Sruiillla Oar. ar .
full traataMBl wtlM faiaa
taa.WMa, stnglaaia,kaa
HAHN'S PHARMAOVa
iaihan4Janiam, fiaia. f
tiianoii hi Nkbkaiea IjiDirmBMr whea writtaf to isr tvlrtrtim.
SOUND REASONS.
That Cannot lie Answarad Why ooe Bepab
llcan Jolnml the lie form Movamant.
(liiiff Krn 11k, 11I i tor of the Vary T1
ler, iMitt mm of t he I'li-uretrt una! iiUMi
cmnviiM'iug reform writer) in the
slate, tell, hia own srtory why ho hits
iilsmdoiwil the old crsiratuin repulv
Ii.ii 11 parly a ml loliued hiime.ir to the
populiala in the silver li'pulil'icuik
iiion-nwivt. Here it la mid it iiugrtit 1
Im rea.l by every v otter in the Mate
this fall:
A republican frieii.l sulx-ribea iiinl
asks ua to tell why we left the goasl
old mrty," us he I'lill. it that i ohl,
but we are piihcnt. Mkih we were
in eonventioiiH together, f riciwt, our
partv mi id in its platform:
1 he h-iiii W lean liiirty la in favor of
the iim' of Imtli gold and silver money
ii ml cNhhI'-iuiiim the isiliey of t he da-mo-
natie iiliuiiiiHtratii to il.-inoiwl ie
siher."
Vou and t liis editor I'lioimht thai
tins meant w Mint 11 saiil. pour years
iiflcr thill our platform said:
The Vin.'iicnii intnile, frn lni.Ii-
liiMi ami interest, ftivor blfiretiillmm,
and the republican party deniaiuM the
use of Im.IIi irolil an. silver Hi slaisl-
rd uioii.' ,"
Ve. niwl Ilia- editor of IhU luiiier Is--
ieviil our iiarlv meant v. Inn it said.
r nit'.' I'onr iiMre Mars ioll
around and our parly said.
We are opposed to the free coiiaiivo
,iler cm-iiii bl interim I ioiiii acr.-c.
pi.it-
lrai'sol lio n Iku -rt la IwiPaJ
III It ll I'M'-
U Ifalha in t. la-' ' ' 's'
. ... I . 1..1.. I fc . . k .
al t. ta UMifia ruakiuaj lain 1 haajjii ; aoi"'ai, r t im ia aiia, ei
la M '"ld a anna
"Sol uMisf bal id feal k a
Islo I kuMu Irolii fa mmti Ibla awa,
Mn.lun.Ur kl iS-litloh a' iiaa
ill, k.Na nif l.l Ik a'l
akaat la llaf rl ! Ilaljai
lllil ihmih I l b at.ifd . U la ai
.la. 1'mi.m kaaaaia HI l. I'kawaHi
k tale ta I aU I kalafv.ujh rata
Will fla .
I u..a ai t V dnst. I. l.i !i
j JU.aratMaf a 0av. l Kilt hanrf
! kiu tlnolnl aititrtl f ! rlkhu kh
t4 a t'gjpttate Ul 1 1 toll and 1-1
I au.l ll. . . . ..I 1 . 1.1- I
11-... a ... ... . 1 r r""" ' "i ' - ..
lal laa l.una rf il.fhla lit th ... . . . . ., I '
w n 1 aai a. win a. tan) vw wiH.iai f flat:
I avk aka I Utm ik aiaai
TiJi ? diior -I dia mi,i iaHi.
prtateU.a id lk aaliiMl ( fntalaa et
iv. t ramm Ilia aot mtf iwraoa.il
llieii'l uilli the leaditifr .siiniiH'li'ial lis
tini:. of the Moi'ld whi.'ll e ladi'e
onicUcs to promote."
iiil beilicl the inirtv 111., ml v. I111I il
aid when il phslvcd IImH to pr.niiiili-
('Hi 1 natl ii.il aurvi 'llii l.I. We did
lm Ih-Iii'Iv it. I hi rt 'lblii!lll
' Mil .hIoi.IciI thu ii-iir Mn
We are In fa.vr ..I the m.ii nt.-i im e
f the pi... -1 4 jo:( .t.n!oi. himI mi
lt. 1, mil opikired I., the Inr .itnl in,
lollillil isiiiMlire 1 I klllrr "
When e Were tof.fhci, fi 11 i,.t, our
art h a , for pr.it.-.-! 0111, I fie I I, a, .In
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and republican partiei were filed om
tlma ago ia the office of tb aecretar of
tate. Last week tbe paperi for tbe
llbert and prohibition parties were
filed. .
Tbe liberty part presented namea for
a complete state ticket. Originally at a
contention held in Lincoln Augnatild,
Klcbard Jluwlejr hod been named for
govornor, and J. rbippa Hot. of Omaba,
for Llenteuant gorernor. Accompany
ing tbe certificate la the etatement tbat
these two gentlemen bave withdrawn
from tho ticket and tbat William A.
l'oynter and K. A. (Jilbert, the nomi
nees ou tbe fusion ticket, bare been pat
in their places, Tk ticket oa given fol
lows: Governor, William A. l'oynter,
lioone: lieutcnunt governor, E. A. Gil
bert, York: secret arj of etate, Jarnea U.
Uilworth, Crab Orchard; auditor, Theo
dore Johnson, Fairbury; treasurer, A.
I.uth; (Jolumbue; attorney general, F. 0.
Odell, Lincoln; comiuissioiien of public
lauda and buildings, 11. II. Kelley, ln
man; superliitendeut of tmblic Instruc
tion, Kllen H. Utter, alctmik. The em
blem Is the figure of fust ice bearing u
word and scales. C. ID. IWutley cbalr-
tnuu and It. A. llawle secretary ol tbe
convention sign the paiair.
the proUlbitioiilsts, by V. II. (iilmore,
tiresidi nt el the convention, and r". (1.
Krankhn, secretary, present the follow
ing 11 a 111 ca na the nominwa of thair
party: Governor, It. V. Mulr, llroan
vtll; lieiitenatit governor, N, H. Ixwrie.
O'Neill; aeereiary of state, ( hnrlea ll.
I.awaoil, Hantee Aeeiir! Ireasnrer, Ilif-
am Hurt Ii. Cnlveraitv I'laiv; auditor, t".
V, ( roaell, Hhiir; almrney general; A. U.
n olleiibaruer, Lincoln; lotunusaioner
ul piihlai latiila and buddlnita, II. Itlaln,
rnire: aut rliiti Uili ii t id pilhlio iuatrutv
tiou, Mr. M. C. O. I'pton, Lincnln. Tbe
prohibitum emblem la the eatue ae for
merly, the foam.
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W kaiiiurov. Kept IV General
Hhafter je.t.rdar klihii.ltte.l tit Dim
war department hi report wit th Han
liaii lamp!,'!!, covering no tiuljf l()
1-atlU of .ti. I i4H, but the entire ir.-
kisaf the inililary tutatsioi .f t uba.
It eoivra .i ) p, Hrltleit s(. au I
ni l not Ui iU4.lc pubii.i fur aotite I'lite,
I hill, lka Sir. l(l,
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and ri I I it.utt tiiaiiif,
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t.i war mh h.
THE OFFICIAL BALLOT.
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