ist
sr"
!? He feels
ding, dyed
5ne, and he
Sesame way
I Remedy.
-Ile feels a
Jill aud con
'icruciatinjj 'emefly.
He feels a
r jumping of
jneal, raising
what he has
ust Flower
I? He feels
vital power ;
melancholy,
death and
Mr the Rem-
-He feds so
Si th
that he can
Jt Flower the
I
janufacturer,
Jersey. L. S. L
&. Xew York
1 ftiooklyu, has
Jrffe. S125.U00 to
.Christian assocl
) put up a new
iaaociation. The
on the three
il Street, between
avenues, which
.. association by
I.
1 til tk contemplating
rrafcand decided to
Z3(ti be raited for a
Zt?JV He consulted
iO W. Mc
rr;if Backus,- A. E.
Tit "4sen and a npra-
Jet,"' yat the ILanv
ill L 3t was formally
UV 100,000 is
"ttpliu and Thomas
tic: tCMb n advisory
ft lwikling will be
.tplll coutaia class
ioTS. baths, lib
Jk dormitories. It
bnilding ready by
I lease of the prea-
"Ztm York Commer
ce1''.
v 1
w Jin extinguishers
Zj&JUng object from
C' ,"JOpliero. This caa
: 'a 'liquid or a solid
" Is the simplest
M. Its efflemcy as
vjwiy, however, be
Xiea of pulverized
Matity to give a
i On evaporating
re on the material
Tit a thin coating,
I resisting power.
salt should net be
tWill volatilise and
.tle tlteniselres in
roera or building,
See limpness, from
eisture. New York
Hiser.
?r-
M Curbstone The
Ti
Wry fond of eju:
thick and thin,
t have noticed that
ion me for some
Help youra&f
woman, with
's been prepared
Vp you Dr. Pierce's
iption. It will do it
For all the dis
a the sex dragging
iacements, and other
I a txmtive remedy.
r life, and a longer
i delicate wow an. In
j which it's reeom-
oa satisfaction. It's
f Co so, or tho money
digestion, famgontea
riohes the blood, dis-
Sms, prodooos re
pon mebmebelr
, and builds np both
igth. It is a legiti
not DeTerage.
ibol to tnebmte;
eaar to toar or
ttonteeh and omm
tMMdar hi it mar
jl mmIsb as fat to
Thmlon. doat be
bvt dishoeestlj, reo-
bs "just as gooo.
f.
rmar
NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE.
Before the hour for calling toe senate
to order had arrived several ladies en
tered and began work among the
senators in behalf of female suffrage.
At 4 o'clock p. m. the president called
the senate to order.
Key. Diffenbaeber, chsplaia of the
house offered prayer, with the lieuten
ant governor as a text
A messenger of the house was an
nonuced and informed the senate that
lite house had passed the text book
bill, II. It. Xo. 272.
The journal of Sat-irday's proceed
ings was read aud approved.
The thanks of the Grand Army post
at North Platte to whom the senate
flag was donated, was read.
The president at 4:30 signedll.lt.
Xo. Ill, the A ustralian ballot bill
The committee on engrossed and en
rolled bills reported as having pre
Kentwltu the governor the following
bills.
Concurrent resolution Xo. 2, the me
morial usking for the immediate free
dom of the government mortgage
against the Union Pacific railroad.
Also II. It. X3. 2, the bill to repeal the
beet sugar bounty act.
The committee on engrossed and en
rolled bills reported that tbey had pre
sented II. It. Xo. 141, the Australian
ballot bill, to the governor for his
Hgnalure.
The committee on agriculture rec
ommended the indefinite postponement
ofjenator Hill's bill to grant ft bounty
on bt-et sugar.
Also of S.T. Xo. 196.
Also that S. F. Xo. 107 be passed.
1 lie committee on railroads recom
mended tbje passage of S. F. Xos. IW,
201, 145.
Also that S. F. Xos. 98 and 139 be in
definitely postponed.
The committee on judiciary recom
mended the passage of S. F, Xos. 132
130,122 and 142, and that S. F. Xo. 51
be indefinitely postponed.
The committee on municipal affairs
recommended the passage of S. F, Xo.
80 as amended. The bill was ordered
engrossed for a third reading.
The committee on public charities
recommended that II. 11. Xo. 34 be
passed as amended
The committee on education recom
mended that S. F. Xo. 91 be passed.
The report of the committee on priv
leges and elections on the contest of
Funke vs. Collins was received and
plpced on file.
II. It. No. 272, the text book bill, was
read the first time.
S. F. Xo. 101, the bid to locate and
establish a normal school at Aurora,
was read the third time and passed,
having received sevaeteen affirmative
votes. -
S. F. Xo. 72, a bill for an aet to repeal
section 36, chapter 50, compiled statutes
of Nebraska, 1889, was read the third
time and passed by having received
eighteen affirmative votes.
8. F. Xo. 107, a bill to amend section
123 of chapter 77, of the compiled stat
utes of 1889, entitled revenue, was read
the third time an J put upon its passage
and passed.
S. F. Xo. 73, a bill to repeal section 8
chapter 45, compiled statutes, was read
the third time and passed.
Senator Switzier I notice a docu
ment lying on the desks of the sena
tors purporting to be an argument in
favor of S. F. Xo. 85, an argument pur
porting to have been made by Mr.
Dawes. 1 notice further that it says
on the covers that it is printed by or
der of the senate committee on print
ing. I would inquire of the members
of that committee present if they or
dered it printed.
Senator Day, chairman of the com
mittee, denied any knowledge of such
an order being given.
Senators Hill and Eggleston, two
other members of the committee,
denied any knowledge of it.
Senator Switzler inquired of the sen
ator from Lincoln county (Stevens) if
he could tell anything about it.
Senator Steveai It is my under
standing that a majority of the com
mittee ordered it done.
Senator Switzler inquired how he
counted a majority 7
Senator Stevens replied, "the same as
the gentleman from Douglas, I call
three a majority of live."
Senator Switzler I should like to
know how the gentleman knows a ma
jority ordered It?"
Senator Stevens I am not on the
witness stand, and while I have no de
sire to cover up anything, I do not
know as I care to answer his questions,
unless brought up in a proper manner.
Senator Switzler-I cannot under
stand bow there could have been a ma
jority of the committee ordering it
whenthe committee consists of only five
members, three of whom are present
and deny having any knowledge of it,
another member (Senator Shea) slok
and out of the city.
The senate then adjourned,
1 Hm of lUpraMatmtlTM.
In the house Dertrand presented a
petition from Omaha bankers and
other who compose tne clearing
henae association calling attention
in nroDosed usury laws. The same
petition was presented in the seuste
last weak. It asked for the passage
of Senator Taylor's bill for .the re
peal of all usury laws, citing the sUte
of Massachusetts at a rooaei.
Shrader moved to table the matter, to
which Bertram! objected, stating that
it was not a resolution but a petition.
He declared that it was unfair to lay
any petition on the table without at
least giving it a hearing by referring it
to some committee.
Gardner stated that the constitution
plainly stated that the right of the peo
ple to petition legislative bodies should
not be abridged.
Howe took the floor and scored Shra
der for bis action in the matter. 1I
favored a usury l:uv, he said, and had
introduced a bill providing a penalty of
forfeiture of principal and interest.
but the committee on judiciary had
killed it He closed by asserting that
before the expiration of two years the
people of Xebraska would be glad to
hear from the banks.
Shrader said the petition was an in
sult to the house and declared that an
enormous purse had been raised tc
bribe members of the legislature. Hi
knew trom personal experience be
cause the banking corporations bad
offered to divide with him.
Howe interrupted by asking him
Why, if bribes had been offered, he liaJ
not acted according to law and com
menced prosecution.
White brought down the house by
asking Shrader what there was about
him which was continually subjecting
him to offers of bribes.
"I do not know," replied Shrader, as
suming an innocent expression.
Bredeson (independent) said: "With
the same contempt as I held against all
itijust laws whereby it is made possible
for the few idlers to rob the masses out
of the wealth they produce, with the
same contempt do I look upon their
petitions.
The motion to table was defeated by
vote of 52 to 20, and the petition was
referred to the committee on banks and
currency.
Petitions were submitted asking for
a recount of the srohibitory vote and
for the passage of a bill conferring
upon women the right to vote at city
and village elections.
McCutcheon made an effort tq bring
up Saturday's incompleted roll call on
the adoption of the report of the com
mittee of the whole on the municipal
suffrage bill, but the speaker ruled it
out of order, stating that it would come
up as unfinished business.
The committee on miscellaneous sub
jects reported favorably upon II. K.
Xo. 241. The bill was introduced by
Matheson and provides that county
surveyors shall establish and relocate
obliterated section monuments.
The committee on militia reported
II. It. Xo. 120, by Severin, without rec
ommendation and it was placed on
general file. The bill provides fo
designating an enrollment of tin
militia.
II. It. Xo. 219, by Oakley, pertaining
to the care, preparation and disposition
of the dead and to insure the better
education of funeral directors, was re
ported to the house by the committee
on medical societies with a majority
and minority recommendation. The
majority reported in favor of indefinite
postponement and after some debate it
was adopted.
ExtLrnjiiUhiug Incipient Fires.
It is the opinion of experts that
much of the money which is spent by
factories, mills and stores on tin in
troduction of pipes and valves for fire
extinction might be saved by the
adoption of a much simpler and more
efficient method. Both sulphur and
ammonia are well adapted for extin
guishing fire. Sulphur absorbs oxygen
and forma sulphuric acid, the fumes of
which are much heavier than air. The
quantity required would be small sinoe
seventy grammes of sulphur can make
100 cubio meters ef air inimical to
combustion. An effective sulphur ex
tinguishing appartus can be made of a
large iron box of moderate depth an I
open at the top. It should be hinged
at one end or the side to a pro
tected ceiling, and kept close theret
by a cerd or wire connected with a wire
or strap formed chiefly of cadmium
tuslble at 144 degs. Fahrenheit.
Inside the box is placed a consider
able quantity of cotton wadding, Well
saturated with powdered sulphur. On
the heat of an incipient (ire melting
the wire or strip the box drops a short
distance; by a simple device the cotton
wadding is ignited at the same mo
ment, and a strong cloud of sulphur
ous acid gas is instantly evolved, which
extinguishes the fire by rendering the
air unfit for combusti6n. New lork
Commercial Advertiser.
Earning of Hallways for 180O.
Dradstreet's gives the gross earnings
of 129 railways for the year 1890. The
amount realised on a total mileage of
85.078 was 184,239,13 1. This is a gain
of 8.0 percent, in earnings and 2.7 per
cent, in mileage, lne gam on 130
roads 'n 1889 oyer 1888 was 8.5 per cent
Every group of roads shows an increase
for the year, the smallest gain being
that of the Mexican roads, seven tenths
of I per cent, and the largest that of
the southwestern roads, 12.7 per cent
In addition to the latter three others
how sains in excess of lOJ per cent:
the southern roads, 12 per cent, and
the Pacific roads, 10.9 per cent, and
the grangers 8.7 per cent, while the
trunk lines show the comparatively
modest gain of 14 per cent
Jones -Very stupid girl, that Hiss
Wilpin.
Smith How so?
'Why, you see we were guessing con
undrums the other evening, and I
tsked her what was the dilterer.ee be
tween myself and a donkey."
- Well r Why, by Jove, she said she
didn't know."
"Well, as far as that goes,
either."-Texas Sittings.
I don't
Nothing tha Matter with th Dracoa.
First Leuc'on You've got that horse
ye. 1 suf.
Secoiid Deacon Why shouldn't I
have him?
First Deaeon You are' always sell
ing or trading your horses, you know.
second Deacon There isn't any
thing the matter with this horse.
New York Ledger.
A Koal BWaablicaa.
A painter about te receive a visit
from a duke bade hit little boy put on
his best clothes. The child pel used,
saying:
"I won't dress up for a duke."
" ell, then, it's a king," said bis
father.
The young gentleman promptly sub
mitted to his toilet On being asked
why he yielded in the case of a king,
the child responded:
"I want to see his two heads."
Iiis knowledge of kings was confined
to playing-cards. Paris Figaro.
Socialism Ucftaed.
Wait Xow, if I understand correct
ly, the first principle of socialism is to
divide with your brother man,
Potts Then you don't understand it
correctly. The first principle of social
ism is to make your brother man divid
rfith you.
V.aally Suited
He (ardently) I love you truly,
Miss Prettigyrl, more than words can
tell, ilay 1 hope that my love is re
turned ?
She -I tm't
He O, well, perhaps you don't like
me as well as I like you. You see I
am more easily suited than you are.
Aa Efltaaoiaua Metllcln.
"Ah, doctor, allow me to give you my
heartiest thanks for that medicine you
prescribed for me."
"So it helped you very much ?"
"Yes, indeed, immensely."
"How many nettles did you use?"
"I didn't drink any myself, but my
uncle got away with one bottle, and
soon after breathed his labt. 1 inherit
all his property."
KnthiuiaAm In Chlmf".
"Whoop! Hooray!" yelled the
Chica-
go man.
"What's up?" queried his companion.
"Niagara falls are on tho move in
ear direction. In the course of time
Chicago'll have 'est. Hooray! Whoop
oooeope!" Accident and Art.
Young Wife Just to think, Harry
dear, my new hat blew into the street
today, and wr run over by three
ous, four carts and a cable car!
narry Humph? That means a
new hat, of course.
Young Wife No truly. It was res
cued, and I took it to Madame Way
uppe's who was perfectly charmed!
The wagons snd things had mangled
it into the most fashionable shape im
aginable, and it is to bo trimmed just
as it is. You never saw anything so
utterly fetching. Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph. Indianapolis Journal: But this
girl Egbert is engaged tcM-isn't she
rather giddy? She seemed to me a
rather thoughtless oreatnre." Thought
less! answered Edgbert's mother. "She
is absolutely thlnkless."
Somerville Journal; The reason
things go wrong so often In this world
is because men won't takt women's ad
vice. If you don't believe this at first
just go aud ask the women thafs all.
indisaajteihi Journal: Watts Wo
men deh't seem to marry so early as
they did some few years ago.
Potts No; they don't. The great
number of thirty-year-old widows with
grown daughters is proof enough oC
that.
Washington Post: "I hare had
good mind to bid farewell to the world," :
said a misanthropic citizen.
"What deterred you?"
"Well, there would'nt be much satis
faction. Now-a-daya nobody seems to
believe a man's dead, whether he is or
not."
Binghampton Leader: There are
some people in this world who would
not be satisfied If they were perfectly
contented.
kW 1
w
mm r w w aj mmmf
Used in Millions of Homev40 Years the Standard-
AM AGTOC,
Vavarita little pUl for iBdlfeadoa, Sick Headache, Drape pala, TorpUl
Urar, Bear ItT a rf claeaa. Are the Uu WUgmMmtmr of Liver, Btoaaaeh
a Bawela. They avrat Jjll la care Chreaue Cvaattpattea. Small, Eaay tm
TmhM W I C Crip mr Cm 9mtm. tC
f . A. BABBEI1. Pwidept J. A.
wpu.r wr
00
Bet C-ough MediCne. Ifteooinmeiided hj Phraciant.
Cures where all else tails. .rieaa-M ana agreeaoie to l&e
taste. Children take it withoDt
I leading remwly for all tii
Diiftlur-1 dlMbaricea and
tirlvaUtrliiMmtofffipn. A
TAm n ir thm ar.rnowllrw
I certaiocur forihe dJi
mm Sukukf. wung wtuoai iwcuum
, to womfp.
m-a .1. h T nrtwribA It n4 fft Bftffl
lTHE1tomfttft., rerotumendlng it Ui
LCWCrwVTt,0.t l.
u. a. A n. i. i vmsif m u.,wti.i un. iu.
s
WtET POTATOES foiZ
Miaree. no exuorjepfe require i mrtx
tions for mo'lur FKKE AdilrM.
T J. KIN. NEK. ColumbiM. ItMUU.
wui,tiKVauirwOBMrarBTariai.
fiulM ytiaa luiimt imin t. an.
tnm Wlmnial twin. Cianiln. wrluttoa.
inm ktwoSL o&wwaLo, n.v.
Little Gem Pocket Savings Bank.
Til l T
Can not. be opened 'till $5.00 in Dimes
have been deposited.
PKICE MY MAIL 25 CENTS.
AMERICAN INTRODUCTION CO.,
83 Dearborn St., Cliicairo.
11 Park Row, New York.
Special terms to genu.
You've tried Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription have you and you're disappoin
ted. The resulu are not immediate.
And di. you expect the disease of
years to disappear in a week? Put n
pinch of time in every dose. You would
not call the milk poor because the cream
does not rise in an hour? If there's no
water in it the cream is sure to rise If
there' a passible cure, Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription is sure to effect it, if
given a fair trial. You gel; the one dol
lar it oasts you back aaiir, if it don't
benefit or cure you. Wo wish we could
give you the makers' continence. They
show it by giving the money back fijfiiin
in all cases sot benefitted, and ii'J sur
prise you to know how few dollars art
uceder1 to keep up the f and.
Mild, gentle, soothing and
healing i
Cures thi
Dr. Sage a Uatarrh llemedy.
wotet cases permanently. No experi
menting. 1V "Old Reliable." Irvonty
five years of success.
. The commonest kind of ink botviee
are transformable into harlequin per
fume casks. After the ink hasbeeu
withdrawn from their depths the bot
tles re cleaned and painted in stripes
running from the neck of the bottle to
the lower edge. The stripes are silver,
gilt, bronze, scarlet and blue. A coat
of varnish is added to the scene and
then perfumery is poured in, and there
isyour harlequin scent bottle" Ex-
StfACOBSOIl
GOVERNOR Of MARYLAND
CATS :
IT EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. IS
jtnnapolla, Jftd.t Jan. 6, MMK
"j hate often tued ST.
JACOBS OIL, and Mnd it
a rood Liniment."
E4.IHU E. JACKSOlt,
THE 'ofma' BEST.
The entire book is ably written, ar4
gives trusty information for all wU
grow fruit of any sort or kind, Star4
Bros, nurserymen, Louisana Mo., will
tend it free to all interested. Orangs
JTudd Farmer.
rientr to Iutcrest.
Jlrs. Gotham "I don't see how you
can endure a little place like Lawn
ville,. Nothing to see, nothing to hear,
nothing to talk about."
Kural Guest "Land sakes! AVhy(
our own church has changed ministers
three times within a year, and the
other church is having a row with
theirs." New York Weekly.
IaM
Atiiliull
EatMUll
m
u3m
U. K. C Pa Witt tc. CaH Caltat'
'.'be aafast fence made. Horn uA injur loni
Visible al a n eat duttnea. TLookuum of teau
mo&ialfi. Head forc.rcaiara aad prioes. 3&t
Barb wire. Aildrcaa
Sdut Wire Fence Co..
7S8 OPKKA HOVttE BCU.DIMO. CHICAGO.
STREET. Secretary. Wm. BOLDttNWBCK. Traaaural
objection. KJ druggist.
Opium
Or Morphine Habit
r. H. B. COLLINS, Original blacoierer
Jiilulra Opium Antidote.
Will enre ynu ni home without anr interruption
of oi duiary bunineae. Book aeri free to any ad
Jiei. Hundred of oriiona', teetimoniaai of
physicianfi nnd others ft.r inspection at my
of.
Bca, Konm 27 Ameriexn bxpreta Bmldmg. Hon
ran at., Cbioen, ill., P. O. Irawo SM (foratarlf
Lu Porte, Jnd.)
IS THE BEST MEOlCINE
for the Genernl Ailment nt ll'usi". Cat tie. FIom
and Siieep. l liey purity tlio llod, prevent and
cure disease, i lime it and reliable, In lionest
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r.veryone ownmir a iioi nk or caiiie sninua
l trial. MadehvEMMBRTPRortMBTABV
Everyo
trial.
rive It a
Sold by all druggists.
CHILES'
Cactus cream!
Cure Cliapped Hands. Face an
I.lps, Tan, Sunburn, Pimple1
Makes rouh skin sott and smooth
without being sticky or greasy.
Delicately perfumed. Renavraface
;iovder mviMbteand ma.s it ad.
a brilliant compfexion. Price Uflc.
Mailed to any address on receipt
of price. Send postal note, silver
or slumps. Address plainly,
CHII.KS tO.,
718 ThHlubpr or Commerce, Chicago.
The largest stock ol Arktft
dal Eyes id the Weal Aa as
sortment rf eyes seat ta an
address, allowing tareaaaet
to select on or mora aaS re
turn ta balance thus ! laa
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A. CAMFIKLU.
arMi aanacajlelall sacraaa ml wbea Tislttng Mas dn
klStoSibcper month byharmlAwiberhA
WmAd ifta tin til jirvin'tr nn i ntnnvflnifint-
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ma op. ror ircniara ana tfmtiraoniaw. Adnrau vr(
I W. F. 8NYIIi;u, m Stale ttroet. Ckictigo. 1U.
FreeTratte Prices
mo Pratoattos
MaMoa aollaal
ft aaa now i
w astern Improved Biafi
Bawina- Miiiililn is s i
ent complete wfln alias.
wwrmant ana warrantee
for S
uu loi oircnlar and ai
aid other airle tp X.
for f rears for
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OUTHTS SuTPUSS
L, L. PRICE LIST FRU
J-i V SWEET, WALLACH ti eU
MM Ivk 215 Wsbafth Av.. Chlcst.
VASELINE.'
FOR ONE DOLLAR rent ns by mail, we will da
liver, free of ail charges, to any penon tn tha
Unite J rtatep, aU the following artiojiw careful!
packed in a neat box.
On two oui.oe bottle of PareYaneline loots.
One two-ounce bottle. Vaseline Pomade 15 "
One Jai of Vnaeliue Cold Cream IS "
One cake of Vaseline Camphor loa 10 '
One cake of Vaseline anao, nnsoented . W "
One cake of Vaaeline soap,eceted 2C"
One two-oonoe bottla White VaseUn ...a-
$1.10
Or for sbamp any single artie'e at prios named.
I f yon hay occasion to aa Vaseline in any form
be oarefnl to aooopt only gsnnine goods pot op by
ns in original packages. A great, many arnggisto
are tryiag to tmrsoade bnyera to take Vaaelina pot
np by them. Never yield to each oursuaaion.nathe
article is an imitation without raloe, nit will not
give yon the resnit you expect. A bottlr of Bin
Heal Vaseline le sold by alldrngKisUattenoente.
Chesebrough MTg I
vo
,Watat8t.New lork.
POSITIVELY,
POP'S GERMAN
Stomach Powder.
Baa no equal tor tha coxa of Dyspepala aai
lmdigsstion.
Pile TS Oaata Par Boav
BrflUrlsot tor t days treatment MtJkd to am
loVlraae upon raeeipt of prioa. Write far tea
ron asauiAir stomach powDXJioa,
m W. pnltr ar. Oilew ft'
GONSUUPTIOn.
IhsTeapnsltite remedy for the shore disease; bylta
ase thousands of euaa of tha worst kind and ef leaf
UodingoaT.bera cured. Indeed so strong la my faith
In IMefficscy. that I will send two Borrxu rac.with
a VALUABLE TREATISB on this dlsssse to soy sat
furor who will send at their Express and P.O. address.
T. A. Hlnram. SI. C, 181 Pearl St.. N. V.
The most complete line of
Dnu Keform Ooods in IM
north west, lnclnding the ;oel
brsted Eqnlpoiae and
waists, Jenneas Mil er rpecUl
tie and Jeraey Knit Umlerwear
bend stamp tor free illustrates
""Trts.r.. W.PIKE,
1s Madison St., ( hioago.
A GOOD FARM
near a County Seat in the Republican
Vnlley, Nebr., to trade for lire stock, or
stock of merchandise.
Address B?x 180, York, Nebr.
sa YCalT lawyer and Hollo I tor, If. T.
P A I r R I r Washington, D. C.
I rS 1 a. 11 I Correspondence InrlttMi.
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