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The News Briefly Told. •atarday. Ex-Governor Baxter of Arkansas Is dead, aged 72. He was elected governor of Arkansas In 1872, and bit adminis tration witnessed the stormiest period in the history of the state, ana brought about the Brooks-Baxter war. Presi dent Grant Issued a proclamation rec ognizing Baxter as governor. Rev. Dr. B. F. Austin, exprincipal of Almo college, at St. Thomas, was tried on the charge of heresy by the Ixmdon Methodist conference. He startled the conference by declaring himself an ar dent spiritualist. He said he had been converted by a woman mind-reader of Detroit. The conference unanimously deposed him. Advices received at Kingston from Cayenne, capital of French Guiana, say that all preparations have been made for transferring former Captain Alfred Dreyfus, imprisoned on Devil’s Island, to the charge of officers from Paris, who are said to be coming on board I the French steamer Lafayette, which, it is alleged, will take the prisoner di rect from Devil's Island on her return voyage to France. Stockholders of the North & West Street Railway companies voted to lease the two systems to the Chicago Union Traction company, a concern formed by a number of New York cap italists. During the meeting President Chas. D. Yerkes announced his retire ment as an official of the Chicago street railway companies. The new company has an authorized capitaliza tion of $35,000,000, of which $15,000, 000 is to be 6 per cent preferred and $20,000,000 common. Only $12,000,000 of the preferred steak will be Issued for the present. The announcement at Madrid in the speech from the throne to the cortes that Spain had ceded the Caroline is lands andi'aiaos and theMariannes was received with surprise in Washington. 1 he cession marks the relinquishment of Spanish possessions in the far east save the island of Fernando Po, and dependencies on the African coast. The dispatch containing the news was shown to the German ambassy officials tonight, but Ambassador Von Holle ben said that he had received no in formation as to the cession and the German foreign office had not com municated the facts to him. Monday, The net income of the Rock Island decreased $70,000 in April as com pared with the same month last year. M. Houseman of Chicago has been selected as timekeeper for Fitzsim mons in bis approaching fight with Jeffries. President McKinley has designated Assistant Secretary Cortelyou as sec retary during the absence of Secretary Porter, who sailed for Eurone. The president received about 300 members of the Order of Railway Conductors and their families. The members were from Iowa, Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana. A hundred picked riflemen of the First Kentucky regiment and a Gat ling gun battery left for Clay county in the mountains, to serve as a guard during the trial of Thomas Howard for murder The concluding session of the coun cil of the General Federation of Wo men's clulis at Philadelphia, passed resolutions providing for the appoint ment of a committee of fifteen mem bers, which shall issue a plan of re organization and proper taxation. At a conference between Secretary Nutt, of the Western liar Associa tion. and President Shaffer, of the amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers, it was decided to hold the scale convention in Detroit begin ning on the 7th. One of the exhibits of Commission er General Peck in the United States j building at the Paris exposition of ! 1900 will be a bust of President Me- I Kinley. F. E. Leimer, a Chicago | sculptor, has been selected to make It. The president, it is said, will be gin sitting for the sculptor in a few days in Washington. Mrs. Minerva Monaghan was mur dered at Uniontown, Pa., while try ing to protect her daughter, Mrs. Ger trude MeCcogan. from the attacks of Councilman McCormick. Mrs. Mon aghan was stabbed in the neck and the jugular vein severed. McCormick, who is blind, has been paying etten tions to Mrs. McCoogun, and, finding* her in company with another man, assaulted her, with the result given. TlMlIlp President McKinley has consented to Include Milwaukee In his western itin erary. Kid Goulette of Rochester, N. Y., and Sam Bolen, colored, of New York fougut a twenty-round draw ut Wheel ing. W. Va. By direction of the president Briga dier Charles King has been honorably discharged from the volunteer array, to taae effect August 2. Commissioner Hermann of the gen eral land office ha* decided to refuse the request of the wool growers of I'tah and Wyoming for a inoditteation of his former order prohibiting the grating of sheep on the I'intah reser vation in I'tah. The attorney general ha* rendered an opinion In which he hold* that the sn retary of the treasury baa no au thority under the law to compromise suits brought to recover additional duties on goods which have Iweit un den shod where no Irregularity Is St-uwn on th* part of the Inipirter. Hr W K Moure, one of the oldest and best known Presbyterian divines. Is dead at Culontbua, O . of bronchitis. Ills age was T? years. Julius >' Kdson, engaged In Iks en graving and printing ^"'rlness at CM* * iago has Bled a petition In bank ruptcy. l.iabillthP*. 1-W.loo. asset* not stated I, t). Hasting* assistant treasurer of Iks Book Island railway »l»h head quarters la Topeka eomtnlt led islchle by shooting himself twhe through ih» bead, at kia ruotu in the IMel Tfcroop IIis artonma ars said to l« la so«*4 ibaps, hut ks has bsea ikk lor se««ral ni‘ talk* sad inkjet t to n»ilan*k'd>4 Wednesday. Havana has placed a municipal tax of 25 per cent on alcoholic liquors. The window glass trust says there wijl be no advance In price* at res ent. The Reformed Presbyterian nation al synod decided to bold the next con ference at Cedarvllle, 0. Governor General Brooke is consid ering appropriating $50,000 for public Improvements In Puerto Principe pro vince. Charles Frohnian haR engaged El laline Terriss and Seymour Hicks for three years to star In "My Daughter in-law.’ A decree has been prepared, but not yet signed, permitting Cubans to re tain animals now in their possession as booty of war. The Chicago Record declares that a mammoth sugar consolidation Is be ing projected which will absorb the Arbuckle and the Doscher refineries. The receipts at the port of Havana for the last five months were: Janu ary, $742,433; February, $707,127; March, $896,925: April, $860,221; May, $927,223. Total. $4,133,931. Great secrecy is maintained as to the proceedings at the national foun drymen's association in session at Cleveland, but it Is believed they are considering the subject of wages. The Northwestern Plow association has changed its name to the North western Plow and Implement asso ciation, so as to include makers of all farm Implements. It also raised prices to apply on 1900 business. Two babies, aged 1 and 3 ye,ars, children of Mrs, Carl Detloff of Pop lar Grove, 111., were Instantly killed today. The mother left the cab on the depot platform while she stepped into the station. A gust of wind blew it in front of a fast Incoming freight train, mangling both children. The national Reformed Presbyter ian synod, in session at Mansfield, O., declared, regarding the Philippines: ‘‘Before God, this nation now Is put in trust; God takps these possessions from the old nation, Spain, and gives them to us, saying, ‘Take this and keep it for me and I will give thea thy wages.'" 1 till rMiMV. Havana has placed a municipal tax of 25 per cent on alcoholic liquors. The window glass trust says there will be no advance in prices at pres ent. It appears probable that Governor Pingree will veto the sugar bounty bill. Harvey Menifee, who assaulted a white girl near Atlanta, Ga., and es caped a mob is still at liberty. The battleship Iowa sailed for Port Orchard, where the vessel will be plated in the dry dock and thoroughly scraped. The Pnited States court at Cincin nati decreed that the sale of the Bal timore & Ohio Southwestern railroad should be sold under foreclosure on July 10 at Cincinnati. State Senator Anderson of Topeka, Kas., says be was offered $3,000 to vote to locate the new Insane asylum at Parsons. Governor Stanley says an Investigation will follow. The machine and blacksmith shops of the Western iron works, at Butte, Montana, together with all valuable patterns, were destroyed by fire. Loss, $75,000; insurance, $15,000. The fire originated in the blacksmith shop. The heaviest loss is on the patterns and the machinery. Rev. H. P. Williams, chaplain of the Fifty-first Iowa volunteers and former ly pastor of the First Christian church in Ames, has accepted an offer of the Chrtstion Missionary society, and will remain in the Philippines, after his regiment has been returned, as a mis sionary. His wife will remain with him. Nearly 200 mine operators, coal shippers and retail coal merchants from Arkansas. Oklahoma and Indian territory at a meeting at Kansas City organized as the Middle States Whole sale und Retail Coal Healers' associa tion Their object Is to fix the price of coal In the states and territories named. St. Iiouls. Mo., and Arizona capital ists have incorporated the Arizona t’nited Copper Mining company, with a capital of $10,000,000. The company owns a claim in l’tmo county, Arizona, on which there is a hill 225 feet high, which by Hctnal measurement shows 3,500.000 cubic yards of copper, gold and silver ores. h ilday. British imports increased in May £3,170,000, exports increased £6,138, 900. France is taking steps to renew re ciprocity negotiations with the bulled States. The American (Sruss Twine com pany, capital $15 000,600, has become Incorporated at Dover, Del. (ilasgow, Scotland, shipowners am', merchant* in mass meeting expressed alarm at the threaten**) extension of foreign competition. Secretary Kong has decided to buy a small quantity of llarvejrlted armor and await further ct agtesaioua! action In favor of the armor trust. M C\ itu*»ell. quartermaster at the Wisconsin veterans' home in Wgnpnca, Wls , died suddenly from heart disease while in the midst of his duties, aged •iri years. Mi Russell enlisted as a volunteer In the civil war from Mb hi- , sau latter he resigned and re-wnllsled from Wisconsin The postal clerk* in session nl Indi anapolis. will urge the passage hy the next cougrtsw of the ry* lass l Ac at ton MIL The ptesldent of the Argentine Re public extend* thinks to the Failed Males and Minister Hm bansn for aid- ■ lug in the t'hltewn Argentine boundary dispute, preventing war. Judge J H Finery. one of the pin- : nr. i* of Kansas died at hts home in iatwtene’e Hr was at one time I tolled rtia'cs aiturns) I - 'bat district and later a n»ewB»f of lb* -tale board of piblic work* lie xm prominently Identified with the tally h story wf Kansas Miss B. Elizabeth Lane, who was graduated as a lawyer at the Illinois College of Law last month, received alBO with her graduation diploma the title of master of laws. She is the only woman in America to earn such an honor at graduation. She is only 21 years old, and went through the full four years’ course at the Illinois College in two years. She 1b a native of Missouri. Too often when a man’s good deeds speak for themselves he spoils the ef fect by going around with his mouth open. _ B. ¥. P. V. Hlrhiunnd, Vw., .Inly 13-18. Via Big Four and Chesapeake A Ohio j Ry's. One fare round trip. Tickets on sale July 11, 12, 13; good to return until July 31st. Can la* extended to August If,th. For full information and de scription pamphlets address. J. C. Tucker. G. N. A., 234 Clark St., Chicago. A Boston paper Is authority for the story that not long since at a hotel In the modern Athens one of the ar rivals registered his name In large capitals running across the page; ‘‘Richard Harding Davis and valet." The next guest to arrive registered thus: "John D. Rockefeller and va lise.” The discovery of the remains of um gigantic mastodon on a farm In Union county, Ind., turns out to he the most valuable find of this kind probably ever made in this country. So far as can l»e seen the skeleton, when first unearthed, was complete in every par ticular. Under atmospheric influences, however, many of the smaller bones began disintegrating, and have since crumbled into dust, but the larger ones, and the tusks and teeth especial ly, remain intact. The superintendent of a city Sun day school was making an appeal for a collection for a Shut-in-Society, and he said: "Can any hoy or girl tell me of any shut-in person mentioned in the Bible? Ah, 1 see several hands raised. That is good. This little boy right in front of me may tell me. Speak up good and loud, so that all will hear you, Johnnie." "Jonah!” shrieked Johnnie.—Harper’s Bazar. HEALTH AND BEAUTY. A Book That Should Be in the Hands of Every Woman. Mrs. McKee Rankin, one of the fore most and best known character ac tresses and stage artists of this genera tion, In speaking of Fe-ru-na, says: "No woman should be without a bot tle of Fe-ru-na In reserve.’’—Mrs. Mc Kee Rankin. Mrs. Eliza Wlke, 120 Iron street, Akron, Ohio, says: "I si Mr*. McKee Rankin. would be In my grave now If tt had not been for your God-sent remedy, Pe-ru-na. I was n broken down wom an, had no appetite; what little I did eat did not agree with my stomach. It lg now geven years past that I used Pe-ru-na and I can eat anything.”— Mrs. Eliza Wlke. Every woman should have a copy of l)r. Hartman's book entitled "Health and Beauty.” This book con tains many facts of especial Interest to women. Dr. Hartman has treated more ailments peculiar to women than any other physician In the world. This book gives In brief bis long and varied experience. Send for free books on catarrh. Ad dress Dr. Hartman. Columbus, Ohio. The optimist derives much pleusuro from the thoughts of trouble that do not trouble him. U. S. I’llU'Ml Office llimliica*. Four hundred and sixty-three pat ents were issued this week. Iowa in- j ventors are represented In the list by 10, Minnesota 9, Missouri 19, Nebras ka 1, Pennsylvania 56, Texas 8, New York 80. 5.723 applications are awaiting ac tion by the Kxaminers. Photographs are not proper sub jects for patents, but an exclusive property right In a photograph of a person, animal, landsi ape. building, or any other object, may be secured by copyright. Mr. J. (\ Plummer, of Altoona, la., has applied for a copy right for his photo of the cyclone that whirled along about fourteen utiles north of Altoona on May 29th. The sun was shining and Illuminated the whirling twister which appear* white In the picture and very distinct. Names of medicines and labels for merchandise that used to lie protected by copyrights are under present law* not proper subjects for copyrights, but may to* protected by registration In the F. A. Patent tilfh - my patent* (•sued for trade-mark* for St) years and for Ul>*l* for 29 THOMAS ti OltWIl) A CO . Pol it It or* of Pat* at*. IV* Moinc*, Iowa, June I, 1 v) If* fee* Seal *rh« ss4 Sarat Shake Into yout *bo«*. Allen’s Foot Rase. * p *>lei for the feet It tusks* light or New 8h«>e* feel K*»y Cures in., b.i . ii. » ■ *n Hot ,»r, J gwenling Feet At all IvucgMts and Hhoe lt»t«* Sic Semple sent PH KM a »•* Allen * Olmsted I *Hoy, N T It doee not signify tmauaa n man grow* whiskers when the beginning of 1 Iks end of kis ' bit baa arrived that we have seen hi* far# for the last time Nothing ruin* a woman* ioUipl*s I b n dui> k«t than many tag n man to rtfuin Mm Capt. Boltwood, one of the Kansas soldiers who swam a river with Gen. Funston in the Philippines the other day, is a civil war veteran and drew a pension. When he came up for his appointment for the present place he failed to pass his physical examina tion. Secretary Alger objected to his being allowed to enlist, but Governor Leedy insisted that a commissioned man did not have to undergo any ex amination, and for some reason not given the secretary yielded. A life spent worthily should be measured by deeds, not years.—Sheri dan. tatiool l*nd« at Tour Own Prtaa. Aii soon after the first of July M practicable 1 will hold public auctions for leaning about flkft.OOoacres of school land, under provisions of the new law, In the following counties: Antelope, Banner, Blaine, Box Butte, Brown, Chase, Cherry, Cheyenne, Custer, Ifawea, Deuel. Dundy. Garfield, Grant, Hayes. Hitchcock. Holt. Hooker, Keith, Keya Paha, Kimball, Knox, Lincoln, I>ogan. Loup, McPherson. Pierce, Per* kins. Rock, Heotts Bluff. Kheridan, Sioux. Thomas and Wheeler. I’nder the new law. if these lands will not lease at public auction at fl per cent upon the appraised value, they may l»e leased to the person offering ti per cent upon the highest vain at ion. These lands are in the best sto k growing portions of the state where cattle, ahepp and horses can be produced at las* expense and. therefore, at greater profit than anywhere 1 know of; and yet. surrounded with a* good and in telligent a class of citizens as anywhere to be fouad. The harvest truly is great and lasts almost the year round and no more inviting field* for the intelli gent stockman and farmer can be found; and now, that there is an op portunity to secure twenty-five year lease contracts thereon at what the lands are worth, the lessee himself be ing the Judge, it is confidently expect ed that all or nearly all of these lauds will l»e leased during the present year at the public auctions, as above men tioned. Any one desiring to attend any of those leasing auctions will fte notified of the time and place of hold ing the same, as soon us it has been ar ranged, if they w-il) write me at once giving the names of the counties in which they are interested; and will also be furnished a list of lands to be leased so that they may visit, the coun ties in advance of the leasing auction and examine the lands which will be offered. Notice of the auction will be duly given in the local papers. Send stamp for copy of the new school land law under which the lands will be of fered. Any further information will be cheerfully furnished. J. V. Woi.fr, Commissioner Public Lands A Buildingg. Lincoln, Neb., May 18, 18ti9. An Ingenious practical Joker has making lots of fun for the patrons of a New York beer garden. He has sev eral steins with valves in the bottom These, being set upon the table, con nect with lead pipes, and the valves open, Ailing the steins from the bot tom. and keeping them always full, no matter bow much beer Is swilled. Vulcanized rubber trays are conven iently placed for the steins to be set In when ?mptled, and the popes, con necting with the cellar, operate through them. There la e Cleee of People Who are Injured by the use of coffee. Recently there has been placed In all the grocery stores a new preparation called ORAlN-O, made of pure grains, that takes the place of coffee. The moat delicate stomach receives It without distress, and but few can tell It from coffee. It does not cost over one-fourth as much. Children may drink It with great benefit. 15 cents and 25 cents per package. Try it. Ask for QHAIN-O. The doorstep originated the stamp collecting fad. (Iironlr i OMMt Ipn I Ion lured. Th<* mom iniporiuut dlacove y < 1 recent year* la the positive remedy for eouatlpatloQ, Caacaret* i auny Cathartic. (Jure guarautccd. OruKKlPia, lik*. ttc, J»Oc. Beauty isn’t everything. The butter fly makes a great show, but It's the homely little bee that makes the honey. Hall's Catarrh Care Is taken internally. Price, ?5c. The chances of matrimony are much greater Just after or just before a war than at any other time. During the civil war the number of marriages in this country fell off from twenty per 1,000 population to seventeen per 1,000 and Immediately after the civil war was ended, In 1866, the number rose to twenty-two per 1,000, declining in 1H69 to twenty-one. I believe my prompt use of Plso's Cure iir«cmMquick consumption.—Mr* Lac* Wallace, Marquette, Khu , Dec. 12, '96. In the lust three years the United Stales has sold abroad 11,300,000 more than it hsa bought. FITS r»*r»»iwB|ly HIM Noftu nrnrf»oniHMN>»fipf •iX <*** • u*# ft l»r ki|u# • urtil N**r*r kfMoivr. Hwdml f»r F KFK •V.ou tit*t i« tnr .i.U uuiiw. lift. U. II. kt U*J , til ATi I* »4 . I h*»*iU I j k*. I'm, A tnan naturally likes to stand high In his community, yet he doesn't care to have the assessor over-rate him. fa* lilt Week and tip* nave to a»« aiih f!K» |.i latea c • t ,r h'Mn i .upcuM A44rvMauhoante. Jess Ml* Cii.liSito. Ka* Neighbors will never become tioeoin friends as long as they luck Into each others' tank yard* C'ne's ( u«|k Hatoam la ifea c.tto-1 e»4 t«*c II SO ut. ,4 «.» tSaa toUlSUMI alaa. Il r*u«t • |rt It Tommy—‘'What's a hyptahttadrl* set" Papa "lie s a man who sutler* fnsu things he hasn't got,*'— l.ifs, are t«a t'alu* Alien'* ».t.|-Vaa«» II Is ihr only ruts for liwullstt, •marling Hunting. Mwraung lest, Uora* sad Uuai«n» Ask f>>r Alisa's P*i»t Kss«. a p»w4«r to bs tltaksn lata lbs shoe* At si, DruggDts and Mhos Store*, fit.. Man.pie test UltKK Ad drssa. Alien A, Olmsted. UK .y N f. Mrs. “Jeto ' Mtuart. the widow of ike t'owfetleisis ravnlry rommendsr, kas resigned 'be print tpafship of lk« Vir ginia f'emab Inaftlcits, Ike dtorewe *t ktwd of ike ten K|>t» opal Virginia dlta-esae Mhe b*S cMUpIrd Iks pewl lion for many years About thirty-five years ago Chaun cey Depew deposited $100 in a Peek skill savings hank. The president of that institution joked Senator Depew about having forgotten this small ac count. and was astonished to hear Mr. Depew reply: "Forgotten it? Well, I guess not. It amounts to about $400 with Interest now, and it's growing. 1 hat was the first $100 I ever owned and I've kept my eye on it." An Ohio man recently hanged him self from the top round of a ladder. Thus are we once more reminded that there is always room at the top A Definition—Johnny—"Papa, what is a plutocrat?” Papa—"A man who haa as much money as I'd like to have.”—Puck. — flood llouaelierper*. Immaculate linen i* the mark of good houkekeaping. To get the beat result* use “ Fuultle** Htareb." it make*collar*, cuff*, (liirt front*, etc , look like new. All gro cer* *ell it, 10c. a package The evil conditions within us give us more unhappiness than the evil conditions outside of us. Rirureion to Detroit via the Walia«h For the Y. P. S. C. E. Convention July 6th to 10th all lines will sell tickets on July 3rd, 4th and 6th via the 1 Wabash, the short line from Chi- I cago or 8t. Louis to Detroit. 3td« trips to Niagara Kails, Toronto, Mon treal, Mackinac and many other points at a very low rate via Lake or Hail have been arranged. Parties contem plating a trip east should call on or write for rates and folders giving list of side trips, etc., also beautiful souve nir entitled "l^ake and Sea." C. N. CLAYTON, Room 302 Karhach Ulk., Omaha, Neb. In the matrimonial game a base ball player Isn't always a good catch. The Western Mercantile Co. of Omaha are selling the lies! sisal or standard twme Me. mantis ti*!4c. delivered at Omaha Sat isfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Send in your orders before it is too late. Poverty must be a crime—at lea.it It is punishable by hard labor. fllSbuysnew upright piano. Schtnol ler & Mueller, 1313 Farnam St., Omaha. About two-thirds of the men who call at your office on business want Borne of your money either directly or Indirectly. Cnt Kates on All Kail way*—I*. II. I'hllhln Ticket Broker, 1505 Farnam, Omaha. Little men measure themselves by each other; great men by the golden rule. _ An Iowa Invention. M. R. Swan, of Manilla, Iowa, has Just obtained a patent for a breastpin Including Admiral Dewey’s picture. This pin is now being manufactured, and is known as the Dewey pin. The patent was obtained through G. W. Sues & Co., Patent Lawyers, Omaha. Nebr., who will mail a free book on patents to anyone writing for the same. Gen. A. S. Kimball, Depot Quarter master of the l). S. Army, in New York city, has sent to Lyman Mc Carty, Assistant General Passenger Agent of the Haltlmore & Ohio Rail road in New York, a letter of thanks for the prompt movement of troops that were ticketed over the Haltlmore & Ohio Railroad during the past year. He says that many of these movements were made on short notice and his de partment had too frequently to rely upon insufficient and sometimes Inac curate data. He realized that under such circumstances the company was placed In an embarrassing position and the extraordinary efforts made by the line to give satisfaction in every re spect merited and received his fullest appreciation. There is nothing in the world more sensational than the plain unvarnished truth. The payments of a dlvident of one fifth of 1 per cent to the creditors .*f the Iron Hall winds up a failure which involved 63,000 members, scattered through more than 20 states. When a receiver was appointed it was found that the liabilities of the order were $6,100,000. Altogther $2,000,000 has been collected, and paid to creditors, leaving a permanent deficit of $3,100, 000. It is alleged that a Ixmdon money lender has a £600 note which he lends to aristocratic brides to be exhibited as a wedding gift along with other presents. Fame, from a literary point of view, consists in having people know you have written a lot of things they bavent’ read. It is much easier to form a new hab it than It Is to re-form an old one. A Story of Sterility, SUFFERING AND RELIEP. [LETTS* TO USE SIHEHAM SO. 69,186) “ Dkak Miul Pike iiam—Two years ago I began having such dull, heavy dragging pains in my back, menses were profuse and painful, and was troubled was leucurrhcea. I todk. patent medicines and consulted a phy sician, but received no benefit and could not become pregnant. Heeing one of your books, I wrote to you tell ing you my troubles and asking for advice. 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Omaha. t/UII Wl y b>)JfVy I Betid for taga and prlcea. Ketat>llebed 1810, r Carriage Co. show the largest assort meat of line Stanhopes, Uunaliouto. phaeton-, Surrey* 4 and « paaat ugrr Buck board* In tin- city of Ouiaba. Sn ood band liargalua In city vehicle* ( ail and look ovar our variety. Klgh trrntb ami liarury afreet*, opp. Court Home. □ WANTKIi. Flyer*. Ship to (1 W. I<ken A Co . Com mis sion Merchants. l'.’OT Howard st.. Omaha. Neb. All kinds of 1‘mducc sold at bust mar ket price. Ketnrnsdally. SEND lOo FOR io SAMPLES *a i»c. It will U* worth dollars to you as it will hfal quickly and wit bout scar any out. wound, sort, Uk'i-r. 14*1 U*r, eczema, sora throat, sort* eyes, c*> tarrh, U-ucorrlnia. pile*, or other disease of the skin, j M"il|>, or r.tucous membrane, on man or beast. Not a ttonp or ointment but a soothing, healing lotion; tha greatest healing ugt nt yet discovered Infallible for wire cuts, saddle palls, swellings. thrush, grease haal, hoof rot. and riinUnr discuss or stock. Full-size pack age *0 aanti, at Urm-glFta or prepaid. Co#. H. Lt« Chamlaal C#., Omaha, -r •• Murray St., Naur York# BAILEY, Leading entut, inti aud Farnam St»., Omaha. Plnest Wirk. lowest prices Tt‘«*iL extracted without pain. Dr. Kay’s Renovator, g*?™p»SS Bla. constipation, liver and kidney diseases,bu liousntsB, headache, etc. At druggists 25c & Jl WANTKD—Ca»f of had health that R I P A N S Will not benefit. Send 5 tenia to Rtpana ( heinli at Co.. New York,for 10 aatnplee and l,uuu le.tluiuulaU. SHORTHAND r|h'*lg8tinmhlt1 bend for Illustrated catalogue. RorKpr Cphftftl ti,c IUrbLr*i Trad- thoroughly DdlUCI JbHUUI. taught In the ahortest possible lliuc. " rite for free enirtlogur mid part!cularo. Wttlorn Barber # Institute. 14 I bulge. Otimha. DO YOU WANT TO BUY Guns^SporliS Goods At Wholesale Prices? You "ay, "Yea, 1 do." Then aeud for Free Catalogue and Terms. L. ERHAROT A CO., ATCHISON, KANSAS. ••WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES.” GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF SAPOLIO Hartford and Vodotto Bicycles. W ruutfM kith fniMM w« Ik Mark klaul* akd 'in—a |M» ' I'Hiiiwrt ••»« '«. |m»m (nr |url with other hryi'lra. will you krill *k»l K1**1 r*kwu* fur lh«ir m^itiiiinl W|iarlnfil| l>«» ne«* iii.-!.•>• toutalu Hrik' l#»«j*r>o* an III* of litre.-! linrlkkl (tlw In IIm* ritlar than w*rv •««r l*lnr» uit«-r*.l ik >■«,• wiuuk Cham lean, . . $75 Hartford*. • • $J5 Columbia Chain. • 50 Vedette*. • • $25, 2b CktOfM Oh of Mr fjAwOm AUtr *r Or am/ Or A >«r^ POPE MINUFICTURIRQ CO.. • (Urti.rl Conn.