THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JtTLY 81 k 1896.
WHERE VA5 TOE Ml TALE
The Bsuator to Deliver a Number of Ad *
Nebraska hi August.
ALT. QUIET AT THE STATE HOUSE
But Ijltlle RtiBlneMR Heine Tran . .nrd
l i tlieOniolalR Gmiiincnt * on Mtn
MCltltJTC'ft S tat < mm t HtlKMOIU
I'ctnrns L/lncoln / Noir * .
Irnmi TUT HBK *
The p opl ' oJ the utatr will linvc an op
portnnity to liear Senator Vmi Wyrkthis
Miinmot on the UMIC * . politic * ! and prr-
RDtial , Hint will loud v lit > u t rtnys mid
better Government Ihtrttnrthfsciiiitor's
recent \ wit to the stale the demand * were
becoming co numerous for his service' in
this line that partial arrangement1 ? Tiere
tlii-n m < lo lor a series of meetings in
which he would moot UK- people , nnd Uic
ccntrnl VHU Wjrk club has since boon at
woik completing the details in thi pro
gramme. The announcement * have been
made for spunking lit the follow ing
places , nnd additional appointment * tire
listed and will be published at an curly
day The opening appointment" . : tre
Slronisburg , August 10 , Aurora , August
11 , Seward , August 12ahoo. . August
IS , Ashland , August l.'i Senatot Van
Ack IK expected home from Washington -
ton about one week from to-morrow and
he will be at Linr-oln for u day jire\ ions
to filling these appointments The differ
ent location1 ; will have the preliminary
arrangements in their own bunds.
A DI.A1-.TH 01 M Wb
is the condition of affair * at tlie state
house , and business in all departments is
ut a practical standstill Commissioner
Scott has pone to Kearney after Mr.s
Scott , who ha * been there for some time
Treasurer \Villurd is borne from his trip
in southern Nebraska , uud tlic railroad
commitsioiiers are at home , Mr lUischow ,
of lied Cloud , being called aw : iy owing
to illness in his family. The commission
ers ime had two new wises in the last
two weeks one couct'iuing tin overflow
of the Elkhorn mer neat \ alle > Station ,
nnd ono asking for a depot at the new
town of Newport , up in the northwest
jiurt of the stale , on the I'lelnont. Elk-
norn ( S : Missouri Valley railroad In the
auditoi & olhce je.sterday the funding
bonds of Harlun county , in amount
$1H.KI9 ( , were registered , tin bonds to run
twenty 3curs nt G pel cent , and in the
htate lihiun Judge Ma\w ell was vestoi-
day looking afttr legal points , having
come from riemout to secure authorities
on subjects uudci eonbidenitiou in recess
cases.
sins M'lxryKE's STATEMENT
in the 15LL of rimisdiiy was the subject
of much interesting comment on the
streets , and the insane hospital manage
ment , fiom King Matthew sou down ,
could have heard a gieat many remarks
not ut all complimentary had they made
the rounds of tht cif , Sujieiintendont
Matliew son will have f01 defense the plea
that Mrs Mclnrjre is crayy , the same
fuel that was insisted upon when she was
taken In her husband fiom the hos | tal ,
and it is said that an elaborate two page
statement of hei case has been entered
on the medical record at the asylum.
The best possible icfutation of this sham
plea is fonnd m the lady's letter , and a
gentleman prominent in state allairs vol
unteered the .statement that such a view
of the institution as that , was one that
ought to leveioe ailairs out there and put
the inmates in charge of afi'.urs "It is
not ECUSV to investigate and prove
charges , " icraaikcd one gentleman ,
"when the head of the hospital can pro
nounce any one at the building insane
und the insanity lias to be disproved before -
fore the statements become evidence , but
nevertheless something is liable to drop. "
BUShOU's IU.TCIIX
Bussom , the mun caught at Hanuibal ,
Mo. , by Detective Pound on the charge
of obtaining money undorfalsc pretenses ,
und the particulars of whose case weic
published heretofore in the BEE , arrived
home yesterday under escort , nnd was
brought into Justice Cochrau's court , nnd
a continuance in the hearing of the case
was taicoufor one week ISttsiom's bond
was placed at $1100 , and Heal Estate
Agent McMurty went on the bond for his
appearance to answer to the charges
prefen ed against him.
I'OLICE COUUT
yesterday served a warrant for one
Win O'llrine , the same party who the
day before had a close call from being
prosecuted for grand larceny It ap
peal * , that when U Urine secured his re
lease 03 paying a fine for drunkenness ,
that instead of piohting by the lesion
and going home to woik he started in on
a fresh keg , and in a few hours was in
Mich a hilarious state that ho smashed
into a buggy and did other damage in
attempting to drive out of town , olhcers.
however , after obtaining a warrant went
out to Ins homo yesterday to give him u
second arrest.
The police judge was taken to one side
yesterday and called upon to listen to tht
giicMinoeof a party whoso tale , if true ,
was good foundation for another adultcrj
case The case was similar to the four
V : or live daily cases that have arisen in thif
climate during the past week and af
papers have not boon issued in the cast
the names of the parties are withheld at
yet until the law fastens them in its grip
Eight plain drunks were arrayed in line
lu court yobterday and plead guilty to thai
everyday event. When it came to set.
tllng up their fines but onn paid out , ami
the others were committed.
ITEMS IN IIUIUP.
The city council has received the bidi
for the construction of sewers , some hf
toeu in number , and coming from boll
iiou-i cMdont and resident contractors
ThBy arc now in the hands of the committee
mittoo on sewerage and the award w il
be mndo and announced in open counci
Monday e ening nest ,
alheWaiden New bury has boon mat
iug a tour of the city looking up violator
of the ordinance thut prohibits rubbisl
and combustibles in and around build
ings. Ono complaint was mndti agams
an O street business man , but it was but
tled-without trial.
l > r Kondnak.a prominent educator and
divine in his denomination , will occupy
the pulpit in thu First Baptist church it
this oitv Sunday morning
ShoriU'S M. Moliok , who has been 01
an extended trip through Canada undtb <
eastern states , is attending to dutie
again in the fehorlft's office.
Engineer Christie of the city sowcrag <
system , came m liom Omaha ycstordu'
for work m this city
Judge Kent , of 61 leans , and Count'
Commisfctonur Allan of the name piace
wort ) nt the state capital yesterday OJ
bllMIIOJiS.
J \V husk , Exeter ; T M. Marshall
Dolvulore. t J. Ever < , on. Kearney
Minimal Duggnn , O'Xoill. .1 IL Stout
Ixiuisvillo , rfV. ? . Waldo , Dhbsos , C D
Kakustrnw. Nebraska Ouj.N , II Ikr *
ceimVahoo , William Gill , Sewanl
Ixwia Cwinor , Omntia , and William Co !
liiis , Wahoawurt > ubrai.kans nt L.ncoi
iiolulsycateiduy.
NED BUNTLINE.
-Thrill In Kipericnoe of His Coil
liltf. ut Nnbbvlllc.
The Kn h lle correspondent of th
Cnicmnati Commercial G. ettc r tci
lr m a venerable gon'liiuan , trhovil
Uie ntUiupt to mub Ked Buutlin
hpTR , m 1MJ , I olrtnin d the
tin in ng incident
Judson or 'Ned Runtime , " was an
Injfo. and. l that time walked and
talked like that chanu let in f not was a
lrrt r imiwfwnntion of It He wai n
remter mnshor llf hnd l 'on otllting
"Iscd ilnntHnp'j Own" t r dwcnh , Kon-
tweby , b 1 on comhtg tn Ktubvine l e
was emplovt'd a M tant editor to
Httd on Kind in thp pnblicMtion of the
Southwestern llcvit-w He had been
here five or * u months when trouble
cum ettp Viet ween I' 1 ! Portcrrield and
hinwlf. and Hi thr time of Hie afirny
Unntlinc and Bob Parish were
prscticiiig nt a targfl Porter-
field's friend * had poisnwlcd him
to Mioot Itnntline with M dwible barrel
ihot-gnn. and hnd one loaded at the
corner of Union ana Cherry streets with
view of waiting for him , but hm mjt
heard that llmitlme WHS in Snlphiu
Spring Bottom be nnhednmu'companied
to that point On getting within range
Port * rfield opened tire upon him with n
"peppei-bov' pixtol Buntliue had a
Colt s revolver in his hand , and after
Portorfiold bad * hot nt bin. Buntlmc
stud , 'Torturhelrt , atop sliooting , 1 don't
want to kill 3on. " but , heedless of the
warning. Poitcrheld continued to inc.
when Buntlitu' , putting tlie levolrcr
actors his arm , took deliberate mm nnd
shot Porterheld in the forehead , instantly
killing him
Ah soon as the report of the killing
reached the central portion of tlie city , a
mob rushed to the point indicated , and
ran Runtime into Mrs Corknll's hotel ,
corner College and Line streets , caught
and took him to tlie com t room The
people were now wild with excitement.
The court room was densely thronged
and the furoie was greatU increased
when Porterheld's biother John came
running in and opened hie on Runtime
The crowd scatteicd in e\cry direction ,
and Runtime , takinc advant-ige of tlie
situation , inn out of the room in which
he had been filed at tlurrj or forty times ,
and was followed down-staiis b > a regu
lar hail of bullets. He was Miot at again
as lie run acro-s tlie squaie to the Citj
hotel , one bullet taking ellect in the aim
of a man named Pentecost On reaching
the door of the hotel bullets were planted
all around him On going to the thud
htorv lie attempted to regain the ground
by climbing down a tin guttei. which
broke , and he fell to the payment of the
court , breaking his leg Slicrifl Rnrnc-
kept the ciowd back by saying that Buntline -
line was djing , to let him alone , and he
nould carry Runtime to iail , w inch he
was permitted to do At dink another
mob w as formed and went to tlie jail
Acting Maj or S. V D Stout and John
D Goss , who weic jail commissions ,
went to consult Louis Horn , jailer When
the mob rushed into tlie iail they knocked
Horn out of a ro.'king chaii and secured
the ke i , when he said , 'Toi God's sake
don't let all the prisoners out" Throe
of the mob enteicdBuutliiie'e cell While
one caught him by the leg another seired
him bj the collar A third , placing hi
foot on Runtime's neck was about to fire
when the jailer pleaded with him not to
kill him tin re Runtime w as then
diagged pell-mell into the streets He
wab then permitted to say bis piajeib ,
nnd on finishing pulled a ring from his
finger , handed it to a minister to b scut
to his fathei nt Pittsburg. The ci ow d
then hallowed , "Take him on , " and they
did so
'Jhej first attempted to hang him to a
sign , but the rope having been too short ,
he w as di agged to a lamp-post. When
thej began to pull him up , Acting Major
Stout cut the lope and the foim of Bunt
line dropped to the earth The utmost
silence pievailed at this critical moment ,
w lien a man named Ashbrook ened out
"It's n d d bhnmc to treat a human be
ing m such a manner , and if John Poitcr-
field is n gentleman lie will have the
wretch turned JooiC. " At this Poiter-
iield came up aud said "Take him back
to jail , " and Bnntlinc wnr returned to bib
cell Dr Joe Stout said lie had leeeucd
seveie internal injuries , and that while
attending him Runtime boasted that if he
saw that a man w as going to shoot him
he could dodge the bullet When Runt
ime had lecovcred and w as about to be
gent down the river , still nnotner mob
gathered at the upper wharf to Jvnch
him , but the crowd was left standing
when the boat started with no Runtime
on board The shenfl eluded the angry
assemblage by talcing Runtime to the
lower wharf , where ho was put ou a
steamer , and that was the last seen of
Runtime in Knbhville He was never
prosecuted.
"Vlint Is \ \ oman'b "Worth" "
asked a fan damsel of a crusty old bache
lor He did not know , so she said "W
O. man" ( double j-ou , O man ) Rut a
woman feelb woitii little if di.seuso has
invaded her svstem and IB daily sapping
lier strength I'oi all female weaknesses ,
Dr II. V Piorce's'Tavoritel'icperiptiou"
elands unrivaled. It cures the complaint
and builds up the svbtem. Send 10 cents
in stamps for pamphlet to World's Dis
pensary Medical AbaOLiivtion , UW ( Main
street'Buffalo , N Y.
Au Immoral City.
Washington Post The impiession
tliroughut the country seems to be that
Washington is so far the wickedest city
in the union that it requires missionary
service from every stain and territory.
Kot a day passes but u petition comes to
congiess fiom some place praying for
Ihe passage of a bill to make \A abhing-
ton habitable and reasonably safe for
w omen and girls and children to live m.
During the piesout se sion of congiess
several bills implying the same terrible
state of immorality in this city have been
introduced in both houses of congress
Within the present week quite a series of
such bills was intt educed in the senate
by Mr luinlls The bills all originate
outside ofcongress with good people who
fancy that M aphingtouians need their
interference. When n senator or n repre
sentative introduces such u bill nt thu re
quest of the uuther that ib the List of it
l.o bcnaloi or representative tluukb of
framing such a bill on his own account ,
and no committee of congress thinbb of
acting upon auj uch bill. The numer
ous petitions from without arrive in
stereotyped faun , provided by the good
missionaries of morality , and though
they be many , noboly except perhaps
the missionaries pays nnv attention to
them. In boeldug an explanation of this
extraordinary bolicitndo of the outside
world in the moral * of the Capital city , a
senator remarked reflectively to a Post
reporter jesterdny that "thehe pcuiplc
must think Washington is made up of
congressmen. "
Mrs. A. Crawford and Mibs Tot Melvin ,
of Chicago , uru visiting Mrs. Charles J.
Daubach , ' . ' 218 Leavonworth
MOST PERFECT MADE
riepared w'th Uriel resart lol'urllr btrtcctb nd
liCfcUUiatiie * * ll" 1 " i lullnc foifditrcoiiUtiLf
to Aniiu-lnjL.Unie orAluic Ml lr.e ! EsiracU ,
Vir.iiln , ixiiuon. ( > mtu.e , el tu cir acltcioutlj
FSICS HUNj fW'DZB CO. , Calitft end St Lsut * .
TvfnArr * AP Tnn trtiiunxt '
OTOES OF THE CAMPAO.
BcloctionE from lie State Press on the Bsna-
ton&l Issue
Tlic Opposition to Sf nntor VmiVyck
nnd lt Sonrcr I'prtlnnnt Point *
for itieMotiopol )
A DlfTcrptifc of Opinion.
Th yer Cnnt.T . Herald ll ; ; tlttoj > in-
Jon of a ntimberof ipjniMican npw j > jH'rs
in tkt * M te ihut VJMI \ yck n n t po It
i almost RD Miianiiutw ; oj-hnon among
thr fanners Hint lie mn t and will po
bsrk to tin * senate * , * Uichill be n bud
po for nK > m > iltsts.
AnxtliitiR to Bent \ an TTjck.
York Timm The railroad paj > or arc
lee lm y kiHing Van WJT to tliink of
brlnplng out a candidate of their own
It gives Itatn nil they waul to do to gi-t
the old man down , without spending any
time in lifting auj one up Any riummd
tool , or crcn an anti-monopolist , if lie
5 a coward or fool , would r.nsw or tlicir
. Aii.vthinp ; to beat Van Wj CK.
The Popular Votn.
lUiponvr. Thr jtlnn of linvini ;
the popular vote * docidt * who slitill lie
United Matefr sptiutnr ( .eenis to be jrrow-
ini ; in favor The ] u'OpIr would liXe to
H-e it done Tlie pooplc should decide.
and as- our constitution and ln\vs make
proriiiion foi a populai % oto , there i . no
i canon whj the matter maj not bi so
tested Tin only w j , it Meiii1to us , by
which any sutisfacton conclusion can bo
leached , is fet the stute convention * to
placr in uoininatiou candidate foi tin-
] ) Oiition. or othurn tie tliere would be
a preiit dual of heiitterinf ; in thr ote.nnd
probably nothing n ould be accomiilislind
If nil ttie candidates iu either purtt will
agree to submit to the decision of tin *
oonvontion , the matter can be settled in
that \ \ tu but -.re fear there are borne w ho
v-oukl iiot agiee to tins
Ann AVycKV Oppoiienfi.
Daw sou Couiify Herald " \Vlule \ we
fieeli admit that iheie are good , honest
men among Van Wyek's oppoutiit * < we
dnulare mo > t empbaticalU aud .stand
readj to back the declaration , that all
the conupl element in .Nebraska politics ,
all the pa s bribed "cusses , " tlie laihoad
lick-spittles , the menlio rebelled
against the will of the peoole and forced
the obnoxious sineout u called the rail
waj commission , upon the tax-pajors of
the state , the newspapers , and men who
hut c op < ml.or . tacilj indorsed that John
C Calhoun Isulblieiition , JS'o 2 all theie
say "A"an Wyck must go " It's a bad
crowd uud cxury patriotic citir.en. cery
wet king man hliottld ne up and decline
with holj 7.eal that heyill not rest until
railroad domination in Nebraska shall
be reino\t > d and political jobbeis sent
eteiually to the rear.
His- Own Successor.
Thayci Comity Herald Thf opposi
tion to Senator Van Wj'ck afe his own
successor come principally fiom the
ino-a unreliable portion of the subsidired
pi ess of the btate J'iie men \MIO have
bj their courage , privations and iudustr /
made our glorious j onus state what it is
lodaand who have found in Senator
Van "W\ck a steadfast , able and detei-
muietl friend and tuhocaiepi all Ne
braska's interests , will see to it that "the
old man "is not defeated by the veno
mous , paid slander of corporation bum
mers 'Ihe f ai met s of the v est have in
fact a representative in the senate and
they will le-elect him
A Tiiod and Trno Friend.
Schuj ler Herald Not withstanding tlie
Opositiou ) w Inch Van Wj ek is reeen tng
at the hands of the leaders ot nis own
partj and the bittei hatted ol theimg
organs of the sute , lit- has a suppon at
the hands of the independent \ oter.of
both political uartie-i that will scemr his
election He is the tried aud true ft lend
of the people , and they will see that he is
le-elected to the position , the duties of
v Inch he has discharged with so much
honor to hmisell and justice to the state
Tlie Senatorial Ffcl U
Holdrefre Republican. The fight over
Tan \\-ck becomes uioio and more in
teresting every day There i suarcelj a
paper m the state but what is taking one
Licle or the other , but attempt as they
111113 to disguise tiie fact , the buckboard
is cJUiomely liable to get there , unless
the opposition brings out some one moie
acceptable for the position.
Van Wj clt's Work in
ICance County Journal If a man is
elected to congress or the legislattite on
a certain issue , there ate those who looL
11,1011 him with suspicion , if not positiv o
dislavor , unle'-s he accomplishes the ob-
jeet for winch he was elected. No matter
now hard he labors to attain the desired
end , he is not gi\en eiedit for bis on-
ilca' , ors , but f or w hat is actually accom
plished thiotiph hi- > exertions I5ecau'-e
benatoi Van Wyck lias not been able to
secure tlic passage of an inter-otato com
merce bill , there are those who claim His
because at heart he is in sympathy w itn
the corporations They do not appeal to
icaliso that it takes votet. to carry a
measme in congress. In the matter of
legislating , no one man is omnipotent.
Van W > ciL does not hold the reim > of our
national government in ln& hands ,
but it can truthfully be Baid of
him that uo man in the United States.
senate has worked harder to he-
cure legislation that would benefit
the masses than hi and not without en
couraging icsulLs aud he has done
more to bring this state into prominence
than any other man whoov'or represented
it in congtess. No doubt he has faults ,
and purliaps has erred in some of his
conclusions , but if any of his oilicial
nou , huve been detrimental to tiie best
interests of his constituents , his moat
ardent enemies ha\o HO far failed to
point them out. Van \ \ yck was bent to
congtess to represent the people of Ne
braska , not to pay las undivided atten
tion to conserving any party interests
Thin e has been altogether too much -of
thut sort of thing going on , and needful
legislation hub been blocked by a sense
less squabble for party supremacy. If
n bill was introduced cy a republican ,
no matter how important to the public
welfare , it met with opposition from tlie
dornocratr , because it w as a party meas-
uit , and vice vcnm ( except in case of the
bill for thu relief of 1'itz John Porter )
aud because Van Wyck lias dined
to exercise IIIB own judgment at. . to how
ho should vote , and has thrown oft tlie
phrtT hhacklos when the public good , in
liis estimation , demanded it , he is
branded by the subsidized organs of this
fctate , and theh one-horoe satellites , as a
traitor to the republican party and a dan
gerous man to have in congress They
have no specific chaiges ot mtidrllty to
make , but weakly generalize upon his
lack of good liuth with the psirtj , when ,
in fact , he is as true a friend to republi
can principles ut > can be found among
the Etateninon of this land. "He serves
his party best who serves his country
best , " 11. as true a proverb UB was over ut
tered , and Van Wyck has kept that motto
in view m all his public labors. And the
people of Nebraska , if they value their
own iuturustfi , will see that he is fcafely
returned for the coming tix yuar to his
suat m the Umtod State * buimte.
A Dolt Threat enna.
Geneva Republican The present in
dications art ) ttiat neither Van Wjck nor
ht > supponeis CAIC n straw for the rupub
party. If they can't have Van
they will ptoc&ed to elect u democrat.
LVDUS Mirror The above is unfair ,
and without so mtich as the shadow of
trui.lt in it Van Wyok nor no one of
las gut-porters have counseled the elee-
.Uoa of u democrat in ca& > "they cant
liavc Tnn " The threatened bolt , if tinv
comei- from the other side. The \\rst
Point Republican has "said " 1 wooid
rathir ee a dmuornt elec ted than have
Van Wyck icturned ' The fact * arc ,
the people favot th return of Van Wyck
The iire . except tht Omahn Republican .
thr Lincoln .Journal the Hustings GB
wtt < * Journal nnd a few blood pnckvr
who depend on them foi political know )
edge , also fsior the return of Van Wvck.
AH told , twcntj sK paj ers in the state ,
out of n Urtal of 3fifl , oppon- the letiirn
of % an Wjck 'Some men , who aipltr to
tlif place , oppose tht- return of VHU
Wyck. fhf IVIIM thi' fall w ill be Van
Ayuk and antl Van Wrck. Thr demo
emt * will oppose Van U"-\ek \ Thr inn * *
of republican * will favoi linn , thrrefoir
the few dit outcn > an tlie 1 > olt rs Time
will pro\e too thut they will either bolt
or feast bouutifulU on crow.
liet tlir Trntli Be Undcrstonil.
Itutlcr Ooiuity l're s It Is the stock in
trade of nnti ' \ an Ayik republican * that
the democrats onlv deal out comjilimentf.
to A'an Wyck to distract republicans Lot
thr tri'th ' be understood There nr\or
was a time w hen the ponplr cured so
little for party aililialious a thedo , to
daj. Democrats are as desperatulj in
onrnest as any other class of men in the
country Tiirv have aroused aud proved
the republican partj eullu of legislating
against thorn foi the benclit of monopo
lists They have Mum tlicii puity returned
to jiown , and are waiting patirntlj for
the beginning of reforms promised
There are not land ofliecs noi postman
ters enougli in the hole realm of God's
created uuivt rsr to hold the masses to the
party if it fail to keep its fuith There
is not a Doc * Millet lailroad democrat in
the state who i not a A * an Wyek liatui
Thr old railroad nowd stand toirether ,
irrespective of partv Two years more
of railroad rvtortiou , and prcs-ont prices
will blot out party lines
A StradfUM Supporter.
Gothenburg Independent In spite of
the desperate pflorts of his political oppo
nenti to bring him into disrepute , Van
Wjc-k roes steadily forward in the pei-
formanee of his senatorial unties and is
winning thr admiration and support of
all fair-minded people Thu question is
no longer asked , What has Van Wyck
done lei the people of Nebraska" His
record in tiie senate answers that qw"--
tion too plainly to suit las opponents.
If tiie people of Nebraska aie tine to
then own interests tliere will bo no ques
tion about return to the sqnato As long
as Van \ \ yck occupies his present poi i-
tion on public questions , the Independ
ent will be for him first , last ami all thu
time.
_
Valrntinc "Won't Tncfclc Him.
IJlair Pilot- Whatever the opposition
may think of Van \\vck or say about
Inn. in their on an , none of them v. ho
are po- > si"-s-d witli a little gram of com
mon sense would want to take thi
chance of tackling him on the stump
There are not inule1- enough in fuming
county to draw Valentine onto a stage to
engaire in a discussion with Van \\yck
Va ! has sense pnough himself to know
that iu such a contest he wouldn't last as
long as a suotfbail in the mfeinal ro
gions. i _
The Lend in Holt.
Atkinson Uec- Van Yyck \ takes the
lead in Holt eouurv Lvcry democrat
papei waimly adiouates his return to the
senate and uo lepublican sheet lias yet
shown the courage to openly attack his
iccord 01 oppose hisicnommation This
popularity of the senior senator is
founded upon a deep-tooted conviction
that he is honest , able and more nnpar-
tiall deoted to the inteiests of the people
ple than anj other public man.
IVhy They Kick.
Gieighton Jsows Van Wyck is doing
much towards ifjihotting the deep-laid
plans of the machine icpublicana , liouee
' "kick "
then vigorous
A Sumll farm Saved.
Cass County Eagle Tan "Wyck has
saed for the country , a little piece of
laud containing thtee uiilbon acies.
Klrli'h Get mun Pile Ointment.
Sure cure lor hand , bleedinc , aud Itehinc
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases of
tea j earsstandiuc. . No one neud suffer ten
minutes after usinc this wonderful Kirk's
German Pile Ointment. It absorbs tumors ,
alia ) s the itchlnc at once , acts as a poaltlce ,
ches Instand relief. Kiik's German Pile
Ointment IB prepared only for Piles and
itchlnc of the private inrts , and nothing else.
Eerbf > \ is warranted by our agents bold
by dniesists ; sent by mall on receipt of price ,
&uej.ei . bos.
Cleveland. 0.
Sold C. if GoonJmaa and Kuhu Jk Co. ,
15 th Ktiil Duuuhts , Itth uua CuimuC
A New German Sew ins Machine.
London Times A remarkable step in
advance in simplify injr the sewing ma
chine has. been made by a German gen
tleman , and the practical nature of the
imention was recently demonstrated
The new machine has not a wheel in it ,
and may be described as the woi king
parts ol a good sew 1112 machine deprived
of alj extiaueouft detail- . , and condensed
within the smallest possible compass It
measures , one inch deep. It is fitted at
the foot with a screw clamp , by which it
can be fixed to the edge of tiie table , and
faitly w otked by a child The woi king
motion consists ot \orticul plunger
pressed downward bj the linger from the
top , the plunger being letuined into
position for the nest push by a Killing.
It makes n perfect loop-stitch , and will
sew on all kinds of fabrics , line or coarse.
within certain resouuble limits. Beyond
it * eiucione3- possesses an advantage
w hich appeals to all , namely , that of
economy in price So small is its cost
that it can be purchased for about $ .5
MEDICATED COJirLXIOK J'OW-
UEU
For infant's toilet is an indispensable ar
ticle , healing all excoriations immediate-
y Mothers should use it freely on the
ittlc ones. It is perfectly harmless Tor
ale by druggists.
A Dreary Picture of Maine Soenery.
Mooseboad Letter to Pi evidence
Journal If theie in more savage- and
desolate region in New England than
that section of Maine between Bangor
and W oosehead Juki , , one would prefer
never to visit it The railway runs for
miles along the banks of the I'lscataquis ,
it brown waters choked with Buwdust
and water BoaUod Jogs , the scattering
villages oohomg'with scream of the saw
mills , w. hhe everything smells of lank
new umber , decaying wood and smoke
from the fires 'lighted ' to consume the
piles of unused chips and hidings.
nourishing fieldof potatoes und oats
nro about the only indications of any at
tempts ut agriculture , and a few oows
and sheep wander over the meadows ,
divided ofl by fence ; of upturned stumps ,
not as in Vermont draped with vines and
flowers , but starl ; and w hito , like great
tw isted skeletons. _
An Insult.
Yroka Union " \Yhut ycr jrwino tor
do wid dat hog's head * " said a darkey to
another who was carrying an oinpty bas
ket over hie head.
"Whut hog's head ? "
"l > e one yer got in dat baskit. "
"Look bean , niggah , yor'e got me tor
whip fur dat" but the darkey was gone.
TThcn J > * bj wa * uol , T C Te * " * Cartels ,
When eiie wu & Child , abe cried for Cuatorii ,
Wiiea the "became HIM , die clung to Cutoru ,
WLu tlio iiad Clilliren , ig r thea Outontt
Th Jncliclo-nn Little Boy.
rmo4nnnt4 TimrStar The InM
risrt ol the K > v W 1 Hyprs
elder of the West ( incmnati distnet , to
his churpr at Harrison took t > larr ls t
Sunday At the fcnnday school the in
fant pfat < i , nil exportation nnd flnttrr hi
the illn tno pr " ire , toed the murk to
be catechised by the elder
Said he "Children , what do you go to
Sunday school foi * '
"To loam to ln > pood. ' ' camr with vo
ciferous earnestness from the little ur-
chnu
"Oorrrrt , my flrnrs Now wltnt do yon
do in S wa'ichool In h'arn to br rood' '
"We nil prsj , ' chimed a Httle tnHow
"We sine , " put in another. ' And wr
rend God's Hold Word , ' said the biggest
in tlie cln s
"Quite risrht , my children , " smilingly
. "Hut whnt el"e do you
ov" Thi-s w as n Poier Thr bo\s had
rvidrntl'i struck a sn g. and thr Kits
pruse was brcoming pninfullj em
barrassmr to the boy * and prolific of
knowlijreou smilee on thr part of thr
eldrr. when a little hand appear * d
nertouslj lluttnnng from thr bark row
to attract attention "Aha. thrrr is a
littlr bo.1 * , who knows. Now , my little
man w lint rlsr do we do' "
"Take up a collection "
The combination , proportion and pro
re E in prrnarnig Hood' harsapanlla ,
are peculiar to this medicine , nnd uu-
Luonu to othrrs.
Mr J T Kerns has returned from a
lileasant thtee weeks visit to thu old
nonie in Sprnnrlield , 111
Apollmaris
"THE QUEEN OP TABLE VATEES. "
" Yip amount cj put c PI en a air f the
lungs fan neutralise the bad rffccts cf
pollutid uattr in thr stomach. "
New York Herald.
"The fttrty of APOLLI 'ARJS
cffei s the lest security against the dan-
gri s't'htrh ' are common if > most cf the
ordinary drinking iitrtfrs "
London Medical Record.
ANNUAL SALE , 10 MILLIONS.
Of alGrowerDni - / > / & ATin Jl'at > ia/e > s.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 7r.OOO..i S
3 ickcts only ? * > . SbnrcS in Trojiortlou.
LOU1S1M STATE LOTTERY COMPARI.
' Wpdo linrol * f'ltMT tlmr wr > Ruiiorviso ttiu
nrrnuircniuutfc for ull till M mh < y nnd i , > iiu unl.i
DnivimirB or Tilt I.ouHimm Stutt * Lottorr
f nnipmn and In wr-ioii tmiiuure l > 0 control
the Draw inch TliennoJvos and thut the PHIUC nro
conducted with lu'iit-fiTv tuirnoss und In peed
iulthtowKrd nl unrtios nnd wo uuthorlo tlic
Compunj'to nsnttns cort.Ilcuto nlth tno-flinilios
oiour nicm'.turos uttuabod In Its wlrnrttsmeut
OOXniJSSIONEUS.
_
Wf..thitintioi-Kl < rn"d Hunks mid Ilunkors. will
; > ay nil PriZ'-D ilruwn lu The Louisiana State LJt-
toiiiti which may bo jire ontod ut nur countora
j. ii.
Tres. Louisiana National BanL
Pres. State national Bail
A. I14.L.UWIN ,
Pres. M Orleans National Banl
Incorporated Jn 1S3S forl" > years liy the legis
lature tor Kducutlonnl and Cluiiltulile jiurposes
v. itb H tnpltal of ri.iXXl.uOO to v , hlcb a ruoorvo
lund ol ot ur S.ViOXXI ( bus sin"p heon additd.
By an ovurvi hulnilns iioiuilur vote 1th f rnnchlae
was made a nurt oftlio iirL'-iuni State Constitution
iidoiittd JH'Cumuur-d A. D IhTU
Ttit onllottori i > ver voted on and oudoraed
by the wonte cil any state.
it ui'vor suilos or postpones.
Itfcrnnd BinsH nnmtior drawmcrg take plase
monthly , nnd tb evtrnordluarj drawings iiifu-
lailj o\urj throe mouths insttiud or pt..ni-uuuu
all } Bsnnrotojorr Prplnninp March , Ihhfl
A dn.EKiii > ui'i'tmTUMxr TO W I A J'onrnNE.
Ptb Gimid lrMnc. . Cla B H. In the Aoudumj of
Mnfiie. Now Orleans Tuesduj , Aup lUtU , 18J3
IDatli aiontbls TDniwinr
GAPETAL PWZE ST5.000.
lUf rrl7i > s. umountius to J-C.1 00
Apjillcutiou for rates to clubs should l > n made
only to the oQlco of tbo companjin Now Ur
limns.
For furtlior information wntn oloftrlr. jrivm ?
full address POSTAL NOTES. Erjirfho Monor
Ordors. or Now York Kxihungu in ordinary lot-
trr. ourruncy br csuress ut our eiponao ad
. .
IStwOricuus. La.
Or M. A T1ATTHIN ,
Wughinjton , D. C.
Hake P. O , Money Orders payable anfl nflilroas
" WSJSS3&B NATIONAL BANK.
bowOrluuiifi.JX
S
brad for our
. _ HUJ
COUP *
OflUU llflBMU. Cp . I'OUctM KlU , j
I > ratQ M * ' Oultiu. 1'ompoiM n BM4
UtuuUttM.bt > < raU r Kaou. tiold Cord ind
. OrnanumU ,
ad h t2r . C4ptinp
LYON U HEALY.
LiNGOLN BUSINESS DIRECTORY
liucontly Unlit llw ) 1 urulaiiLd
The Tremont ,
3. C riTZbERALD A. SON 1'roprUitors.
Cor Hh and I'Mb , Lincoln , Jscib.
llatPB 11.50 per da j titruot can from hoiue to nnr
part ol the city
J. H. W RAN KIKS ,
Architect ,
Oiiicoe-33 34 aud 42 , lli"hurfl Block , Lincoln ,
Neb. Elovutoi oulltb xtreot ,
llruouor ol llrouder fit
6 ALLowii CATTLE. SHOUT lluit : . CATra *
F M WOODS.
Live Stock Auctioneer
SuloB made m uli iiuns of the C S ut loir
rates ItooniB Htate Itloth , Lincoln hob.3
Golltiwu ] und Short Horn bulls lei Rule
Farm Loans and Insurance ,
Corrc8t > ondnnn < > ir regard to loans solicited.
llouni 1 , Itiubards Ilio U. Lincoln , Nub
Public Sale ,
I > cntor , Col. , June lOtli ,
40 heud of Show bhort Home lime * i ' i aitK
KhuuL , l yiiur-oMs , neielniifr 1KO. bullfi and
lii'ilors. Addrene Field and Farm , for cutmog-
Ubfi , Denver , Col. C. U ilrauaoii , LuiiQln , Nob.
Col P il. Woods Auutiuuxor.
"When in Lincoln Htup at
National Hotel ,
And fe'W u good uiuuur torijc.
J.JL1XDAV.A1' Pro *
Display at their warerooms , 1305 and 1307 Farnam Str ti
the largest assortment of Pianos and Organs to be four al
any establishment west of Chicago. The stock embrace the
highest class and medium grades , Including
STEINWAY ,
FISCHER , I
LYON& HEALY
BURDETT ,
STANDARD ,
LYON& HEALY
Prices , quality and durability considered , are placed at the
lowest living rates for cash or time payments , while the long
established reputation of the house , coupled with their most
liberal Interpretation of the guarantee on their goods , affords
the purchaser an absolute safeguard against loss by possible
defects In materials or workmanship.
LYON & HEALY ,
:305 & . 1307 * ARNAM STREET
DEWEY & STONE ,
One of tke Best and Largest Stocks in the
United States to Select From ,
OHA.HA , NEB.
Samples and Prices furnished on Application
AGENTS FOE ALL MARKETS :
OM.l I.urftol ul > tltutf for MClllirTt'H
. ] HTalunhl IB CIIO1.1 It A I A I" A Ji 1 L M ,
5illl.
tar llrir.
u , J-c , Porfrrt nutrlrut luu1 !
wutloi ; tll t itKniiiilcr no tookins Err In
ull ellmulri Sold i\rrywliire. Our Ixiok "IU3
< ! rr und KerdlnK f Itifi iu MAII 11 > "lrF
i CXJ. , l.oilon , ilni-
DB.EXHL &
BaocBBSorsto J. Q. Jacobs
UNDERTAKER S ,
AND EMBAL.MERS.
At the oia stand , I4S7 Farnam Mt Ordorn by
tuleprnph solicited _ uud promptly attended to.
ESTJiBLlSEED USED IN ALL
PARTS OF THE
WORLD
fl and I'rlces on atijiltcutlon Hold t > f
all Uie tout tvrrlncu I'.nlliien , mid Dualcni
CINCINNATI. II. S. A.
jua. COO CIH.
TUTTLE & ALLISON ,
Genera ! InsuraneeAgents
211 South TMrteontli StraeL
. SENTC. O. D.
.SE Oil AJOIli : AT W llilM'SALE I'KIVK.
1 1'AY ftll cipirw cUarfc'O tl all lioljits irltliln BOO
mile * 1 ( KM Lamupin to eliit trom Hpnd . two IM.IX
tamp torlllustm1uuataluffuo. iUiit.- ' -
L , G. SPENCER'S TOY FACTORY ,
221 W. MADISON ST. , CHICAGO.
Cure without modi-
POSITIVE : cinn. I'-ttiului Octo
ber ID , Hfl4
Ore lioi vlll cure
tlic moat obtlnato cnsn in fourda or loss.
No nauseous ( loans of rutotis , ro ; ulbao o of
feroidulwood thut ore urrtuui to proJuiu dydpui > -
Bla U ) doitroviii" the aaMmr * of the ht-iuinaa ,
j'nce S1.EU. Bold t > r el ) druggists or niallrd on
recnipt of prim. For further partirulcr * punt
torciroulp.r. V a Hoi 1ST !
? . C. .ZjZj JW CO. , CURE.
li Johni Now 1'ort. .
" Mecnrllr licit Tliuuunlb
itnt In tui 1 nuiu t v bMn ouriM
rI ll > * fti nlfcktul ] i id 1O
vear aiuo t li flrvtrlg
uii > cniurU > Ire. wllb luilt Ltlu Atoli orikitr * * in.-
iacioiu uid i."rf a c > niio.uici niuetrlr ' 1 ru. Tat
Kuptar * . 7U i cur . Hi > . beau ktuimi fur i aui < > U.
. J. KaskL luvtvicc. mi V./XASH Av. .
If.TJTJ T - - FJ. - _ - r ; _ ; gr.H ,
Forfeit if not Havana Filler *
A GEKTLEffiAK'S SKOKE
Thli CIRUT irll ] proro ui rrjnrt mtiA imd trll 1 br eztnw
ITC | > ndrerttietl In rv rr town Itit livuijptilejf lie vlll
ef pxeciAte iumcriuotiu jiutliitncranliug
KSTOILE EX rjsnyn joe CIGAE.
Addtca BASOIUEI DUOS , Eco ! Ageaa.
130 Fifth JLveano , - CIIZCLS.OO.
jxi : Ji.a ?
D W Sazo , Losliu i , Morroll ,
C F. Goodman , ay. . spuaoid iCo. ,
J A 1'ullcr JK Co. , 11 1'iiri ,
Clumpy & . Olcsou , M II. ] 'OT7U)1 ) ,
ICuhn i Co . , titan rarnswortU ,
I'runtliarrotti-Co " osiSobuildt.
JUUIUB Torbytho.
MAE.T
WHISKE
lHtillKit far
nil diclnul Lxn.
THE BEST TOKtGl
UNEOUALCDIar CONSUMHTIttt
WASTING DISEASES and
LENCRftL DEHILITY.
PERFECTS DIGESTION.
DP. I311T I , ,
( , eai > Hi f'lu"f Ka-.iuiml Quart
of Ji J TTIIHN
' lit Mtltnliun irn calltd it
> our Knyitnur Jlall * , MiU.py li )
Ur Jjilur DriiK0l < t n ( Irmitun.
and I him mcil a 1 1 w bottlef
\vitli fnr L ttor crort titan aur )
IIMC Imtl. 1 oiu ncuinineiidriif
oir ttrticlo in my practice , uut !
liuil It % r > utUfjrtur ; "
cr
Cruulor h.
IIBM'L t : r-.nrL ( ) K
im Ilir
E6SIIER & KEEKDELSDN ,
SIS. 818 and 820 Rtse KU , Puiladelphia. Pa.
Forsnle by C. F. Goadinan , Oniiiho
Kcbrusca
Or Ibf I.li.uui lluljil , i > i > ! .ilJ t
It cun Lucaru In & cui > of ni"i p urtoanlthout
the Luuv. lcift. i'l thepuraun tak nrr" iiuur.nunoljr
u icilew , t.ii < t win ulii-ot a . rituio i. ' r.u . cpeLdr
can. Hhoiiivr ttir paiiuni Uiiu.iLii'.i rnkrtui
u nlcuUullc W.-IHJL II lii.n lion ftivmi lu Ilioo-
mtiidi of raxis , uud lu OM ry i niu ar > r Mi lau run
lid lalluwvd II nrrrr ( all * I- j "lei ution
iaiiifcuftUM | ] with iln > | M oi IllMtoim it nltcl
llUiajHlliU''x | lor Ihx I'.iuur ' kpjwl .r lu ruu
POU e .LP is'ori.tiw ; M < an:1 1 ITB ! ;
KrilN & . CO. , Cor. 15ll run ! Il.unU * . und
IHlli < V. i nniins Km. , Umutiu , eL. '
t. II. FObTUIt X MU > . ,
( btiiril ItlulTii Ii AVn.
Pull IIT vr t . lar p n i.l.lrl rni t j 1 15 huulnd )
I t "ion .11 r > u .11 i. \ muui QJU UILU 1/WI
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