CHE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , AtT&ti&T tf.
CfllD WATER PEOPLE ,
tponlng of the State Prohibition Conven
tion at Lincoln Yesterday !
GOVERNOR HARDY'S SPEECH.
In ft HoDcclnrcH tliat Dlnlno and Jeff
Davis liolontc tn tlio Sumo
1'artjr More Freight Ilo-
pi cvlncrt Notes.
fFKOM THE BEE'S LINCOLN nUllKAtJ.l
| r Nnturo scattered n fowcloudnand rain-
Hropa over the city of Lincoln yesterday.
It was the damn's greeting to the prohi
bition state convention. The night be
fore the prohibitionists of the city and
the early arrivals held a preparatory
meeting m which son gs were sung ,
stones wore told , prophecies made and
ruin and disaster predicted for every po
litical organization outside the prohibi
tion camp , particularly the republican
J > arty. There is always a noticeable
' venom in the remarks of the radical pro-
litbltionlat when ho speaks of the republi
can party and the voice is pitched upon
nbnut the same key that a ward politician
tises when ho has been sat upon by his
constituents and proposes to bolt.
At 10 o'clock yesterday the delegates
gilhorcd at Temple hall , a goodly num
ber of ladies being In the audience. As
these delegates opened the door , opnoslto
the entrance on each oido of the rostrum
wcro portraits of the two gods , St. John
nnd Finch , and the pictures were tilted
eo that the gir/.o of one or both were con.
etantly upon the audience. Flowers
were grouped in pots ana vases
in front of the platform nnd
knadn a handsomn appearance.
Beats were plentifully distributed
on the stngo for the accommodation of
epcakers nnd singers. Many of the delegates -
gates were badges and a noticciiblo fact
was that thorn were loan ministers and
women as delegates than formerly and
more sturdy looking men who wcro in
the great pnrt farmers from the farms ,
who evidently were for the first time
pitting In a prohibition convention. It
Is not wisdom to overlook this fact. The
} iarty is growing undoubtedly , and the
notion of the legislature at the last ses
sion has had Its effect , upon the rural
population. There were republicans
pitting as delegates who openly espoused
the now party and who defined the causa
of their changed attitude to the lack of
prohibitory legislation at the last session.
TUK CALL TO OKDEK
Was mode by C. V. S. Templin , of Otoo
county , and Governor Hard } ' , of Lin
coln , was elected temporary chairman
nnd H. 0. Bittonbendur secretary. The
governor is a forcible speaker and ho
Balked for thirty minutes. Ho was of
the opinion that the party was on the
highway to victory. The fiizo of the
annual vote does not damper this belief
fimong the members of this party. The
governor stated that tbo party was leadIng -
Ing a reform"wo purify ourselves
In the work , " said ho. Ho was of
the opinion that the oft-rcpcatrd
iixolamation , "God is with us , " should
bo changed to "Wo are with God. " In
coining down to the plane of practical
politics the governor said ho preferred
Cleveland toBlaine. This was , of course ,
considering the audience , roughly
cheered ; even the pictures on the wall of
tit. John and Finch rattled in their frames ,
nnd an enthusiastic proliib loaned over
nnd whispered to the BEE that they
pniilcd approval at the sentiment. The
governor then stated that Jeft' Davis and
JUluino wore both of ono party , which
caused an cuthusiant in the body of the
jionso to rise with the insulting question
if Itlainc and Jeff Davis would not make
u good republican ticket for 1888. There
\vus no ono mean enough in the hall to
approve it , and the delegate subsided.
TUB MUSICAL PKATUKI !
of the convention was now and taking
nnd exceptionally good. The conven
tion has in attendance for the meeting
the Ladies' Harmonlo quartette of Falls
City and the Gate City quartette of Kan-
pas City. Both rendered appropriate
Sprigs throughout the proceedings , the
pinging of the ladles being espe
cially tiuo and of moro than
Ordinary culture and merit. The ladles
Comprising the quartette are Miss Hattie
Crow , Miss JJlara Newkirk , Miss Jennie
Nowkirk and Miss Mollie Nowklrk. To
these who enjoy music it is a treat to
lioar them , and to the convention their
ongs appropriate for the work , were re
ceived with the greatest demonstrations
of appreciation. Ono song that called
down the house was a prophecy for the
future , when there would be .no whisky
drinking , no tobacco biting , no ragged
children and no backsliding. The hit at
the backsliders was not greatly enjoyed
l > y the members of the party who were
Peeking reconstruction after a few
inonths * encampment with saloon men in
the democratic camp of Mayor Sawyer.
The committees appointed wrro :
On Credentials C. F. S. Tomplin of
Otoo , James Claroy of Antelope and U.
il. George of Lancaster.
On Permanent Organization J. K.
Iano of Saline. Jacob Curtis of Wash
ington , J. E. Vail of Nuokolls , M. J. Fonu
of Nemntm and E. J. Randall of Clay.
On Platform and Resolutions A. G.
Walling of Colfax and U. W. Hardy of
Lancaster.
TUB CKEKENTIAL8.
At the afternoon session the committee
on credcntialslreported showing the fol
lowing counties represented with the
uumbcr of delegates attended :
Adams.14 , Antelope 0 , Burt 0 , Butler
12 , Cass 15 , Clay 18 , Colfax 8 , Dawcs 0 ,
Dodge 8 , Douglas 10,1'illumoro 2 , Furnas
t > , Gage 11) ) , Gospcr 1 , Hall 3 , Ilarlan 1.
llolt II ! , Jcflbrson 8 , Johnson 1 , Knox 8 ,
Lancaster ill , Merrick 2 , Miulison 0 ,
Vance 0 , Nemalia 11 , Nuckolls 8 , Otoo 10 ,
- - - '
ihtitto
Counties reported , 44. Total number
delegates , 381.
THK PKllMANKNT OUOANIZATION
was atloctcd by making the temporary
organisation permanent and adding the
names of G. 11. Revenge of Ncmntia and
11. W. Stark of Clay to assist Mr. 11. C.
Jlittonbemlor , the [ secretary. The selec
tion of Governor Hardy as permanent
chairman was received with much ap
j > liuiso by the delegates.
After thanks the chairman announced
the following committee on literature
Jtev. J. Mailoy of York , Rov. L. 1. Boggs
of Gage , Rov. Wongri'go of Polk.
Also the following committee on 11
nunco : L. B. Palmer of Adams. Henry
I'cttook of Richardson , Rov. E. B. Gra-
iiam of Omaha.
The roll of counties was taken up in the
receiving of short reports from oaoh
The report of the committee on creden
tial ! and other business interrupting th <
call being dispensed with , the call o
counties was renewed. Ihoso reports
from counties show active work under
way for organization , and the reports
notwithstanding a light vote a year ago
rrcdlct a heavy Increase the proson
year.
The committee on finance reported in
favor of continuing the $5 subscrlptior
lilim as the most feasible. They reportei
that | 205 subscriptions out of the | 500
asked a year ago was yet lacking. It was
announced that tha assertion had boot
tannin that there wcro no old soldiers ii
, the. prohibition party. To show tha
Ilium were , the old soldiers who weru
4
ircscnt a delegates wcrfl asked to rise ,
nnd theit number was seventy. A
case was then made for the
treachers to rise , and there were forty.
V call was made for those present who
voted for St. John to rise , and tlicro wore
ibout forty , Including Mrs. Dr. King.
The final call was for all who were mom-
) crs of churches to rise , and the ontira
convention , almost without an exception ,
waa on Its feet. The work of raising
money was then taken in hand and Eomo
MXH ) was paid In cash and pledged. Last
evening a general reunion and social
noeting was held , with much speechmaking -
making and musio. This morning the
committee on resolutions will report and
.ho candidates will bo placed in nomina
tion.
PASSING NOTKS.
Douglas county has a largo delegation
present.
B. F. Hilton , of the Blair Pilot , is in At
tendance at the convention.
Rev , Scott , of Sutton , was a spectator
at the convention yesterday.
The fact must not bo overlooked that
though it is an off year the convention is
loublo in number over any heretofore
: ied ! in the stato.
On the call for corrections to the re
port on credentials the session was as an
imated and busincss-liko as any of the
the old party cbnventions.
There were noticeable a number of
delegates who have heretofore acted
with other parties. They were letting
the old wheel horses take the front.
ANTI-MONOl'OLY STATE COKVENTION.
The following is the call for the union
labor convention.
The union labor or anti-monopoly state
convention Is called to meet In FltzecralU
hall , at Lincoln , at 10o'clock a. m. on Thurs
day. September 15 , 1SS7 , to plnce In nomi
nation a state ticket , and to transact sucti
other business as may properly come before
such a convention.
The lull vote polled last full Is mnile the
basis of representation. It la hoped that the
convention will not occupy more than one
day , the morning session being at 10 o'clock
and the afternoon session promptly at a. It
Is expected Jesse Harper , General ,1. B.
Weaver , or other prominent anti-monopoly
speakers will bo present and address the
people In the evening atbo'cloclc. Tliehead
quarters of tho. state committee will be ni the
Llndell hotel. The number of delegates al
lowed from each county Is as follows :
Adams 11 , Antelope 5 , JJlnlno 1 , iionne S ,
llrown 0 , Uullalo 0 , HutlcrO , Burtc , Chase 3 ,
Cass 13 , Cedar 3 , Cheyenne 3 , Cherry 3 , Clay
8. CoHax 5 , Cumins ; 0 , Custer 13 , Dakota 3 ,
Iawcs 4 , Dlxon 4 , Undue 10 , Douzlas 31 ,
Uawson 4 , Dundy 3 , KlllmoroS , Furnas H ,
Franklin 4 , Frontier 2. Oaire 17 , Gosper 2 ,
Ureeley 3 , Garfield 1 , Hall 0 , Hamilton G ,
Harlan 4 , Hayes U , Hitchcock 4 , Halt 0 ,
Howard 5 , Jefferson 7 , Johnson 7 , Kearney
5 , Keya Paha a. Keith 3 , Knox 0 , Lancaster
23. Lincoln 4 , Logan 1 , Loup 1 , Madison 7 ,
derrick 4 , Nanco 3 , Nomaha 0 , Nucknlls 5 ,
Otoa 11 , Pawnee 7 , Phelpn 4 , IMerca 9 , Plntto
7 , Polk 0 , Htclmrdson 13 , Ked Willow 5 ,
Sioux 1 , Saline 12 , Saipy 4 , Saunders 11 ,
Reward 10 , Sheridan 3 , Sherman 3 , Stanton
2 , Thayer 7 , Valley 3. Washington 0 , vVayno
3 , Webster ? , Wheeler 1 , York H , unorganized
territory 3.
This call Invites all who endorse the Cin
cinnati platform , and Includes the members
of all labor organizations , Knlgbts ot Labor ,
union labor clubs , greenback > labor party ,
farmers' alliance , grangers , patrons of hus
bandry , anti-monopoly leagues , and all
farmers' and laborers' co-operative unions
and associations ,
It Is Imperatively necessary that all who
labor for the emancipation of the Industrial
classes should ba united lu a grand army ,
for the overthrow of unjust class rule ; and
we urge all such to join hands , that this may
bo a representative gathering of the friends
ottoou govern ment , The railroad magnates
Btlll defying the courts and government ,
whllo they continue to rob this state of hun
dreds of millions yearly ; with a grinding
taritf that steals broad from the hungry child
in a turns the starving family Into the streets ;
the people losing conlidonceln the legislative
and judicial departments of government ;
stiIkes , lynching parties and mob violence
stand facing IcgalUed oppression and the
I'lnkerton outlaws ; with our farms rapidly
falling under the mortgage , public and pri
vate debts rolling up Inhuman burdens , be
cause UIH producer Is robbed of his hit * to
make millionaires ; and the old parties Ig
noring these wrongs , or abjectly fawning
before the great monev power. Is It not
time , brethren , that we gird up our loins like
men onrt , upholding the Hag , the national
emblem of liberty and equality , stand shoul
der to shoulder , as In the dark days ot 1801.
The whole nation Is organizing to battle with
this giant. Let Nebraska fall into line.
By order of state central committee.
I. D. OrtAMuniiLAiN , Secretary.
Girt ITEMS.
The freight war continues. The latest
man to replevin goods from the railroad
is A. S. Godfrey , who tendered a 17-ccnt
rate on a car of lumber from Burling
ton , la. This was refused and Mr. God
frey replevins the lumber and will pay
the freight through the court.
Governor Furnas , secretary of the state
fair , and President Barker were in the
city yesterday on business. Secretary
Furnas reports that 'a largo number of
counties will bo represented with county
exhibits and Wayne county will coino
with a car specially fitted for exhibition
purposes.
. A workman foil at the new II. T.
Clarke building yesterday and bustaincd
quito serious injuries. Ho was taken to
his boarding place and given proper at
tention.
Mrs. Belle McDonald has sued her hus
band , trunk McDonald , tor a divorce ,
claiming in hnr petition that ho is an
habitual drunlcard and that ho has threat
ened her life.
The foundation wall is all in for the
now block Franic Sheldon is building on
Eleventh and N. It will bo a handsome
structure and an ornament to that part
of the city.
J. Opponhcimer , recently ap
pointed post trader at the Sao
and Fox Indian agency m the Indian
territory , is at homo after an inspection
of the new post. Ho expects to enter
upon bis duties as trader at an early
day.
Secretary Ritchie , of the Cass county
fair , returned homo , to Plattsmouth yes
terday after a day in Lincoln on business
for his fair and a view of the base ball
contest ,
At the council meeting Monday even
ing the attempt to open up the sale of the
bonds for paring , ns agreed with Mr.
Clarke , was sat upon , and the agreement
with Mr. C. was ratified and placed upon
the record.
Sick headache is the bane of many
lives. This annoying complaint may be
cured and prevented by the occasional
use of Dr. J. H. McLean's Little Liver
and Kidney Pillots. They nro pleasing to
take , no larger than a pin head , and are
the ladies' favorite for billlousnoss , bad
taste in the mouth , jaundice , for lucor-
rhca and painful mcntraation. 2f > cents
a vial.
The Obnmber'H Windows.
All the stained glass windows in the
now chamber of commerce have been
put m position. There are three in the
south wall , ono of which represents
group of cattle , another n number o :
hogs , while the third represents a num
ber of sheep. In the ceiling there are
two largo squares of stained gloss also ,
which represent the several ooreuli
which enter into the transaction of the
board. The workmanship of these
windows is excellent and the effect of the
colors is martcod upon the interior of the
chamber.
HOTELS wren PLENTY of stalrways.am
rooms below the clouds are at a premium
this year. Our old friend Haynes of the
United States , at Boston , warns to have
these important matters a&'uoar perfec
tion as possible , the United States hole
has twelve stairways from the top to the
Btrceti there are no guest rooms above
the fourth floor ; night watchmen patrol
the house every thirty minutes ; alarm
bolls are in every room with private wires
connecting directly with the lira depart
ment , and COO water buckets and 800
Harden' grenades are distributee
throughout the house. Wo know of noth
ing else In Boston or tinywhoro else , that
can equal this for safety.
THE GREAT TEN DAY CUT PRICE SALE
These Prices Positively Good for Ten Days , Only. These Prices Positively Good for Ton Days Only.
TAILOMADE SUITS , MThese TAILOMADE SUITS ,
For $ 9.75 That were made to order for $18.00 For $16.50 That Were Made to Order for $80.00
10.50 20.00 I " 17.50 " " " 85.00
11.50 23.00 " 20.00 " " " 40.00
12.75 25.00 " 22.50 " " " 45.00
13.75 26.09 " 25.00 " " " 50.00
15.00 28.00 S " 81.00 . " " " 60.00
Consider these Prices , Gonsidtr the Quality of thist Garmints.
CAUSE. MISFIT
Notwithstanding oUr immense sales The effect of having too much light
this summer , we have still too many weight clothing is a tremendous break
light goods left. Our eastern buyer con in price of the remainder.
tinually writes , "MAKE ROOM. "
" 1 have bought stacks of goods , nnd Clothing Parlors WE MUST , WE WILL , WE SHALL
they are on the road. " SELL THEM. Wo stop at no sacrifice ,
, however great , in order to attain our
Now , we have got to do ono of three object. WE MEAN BUSINESS.
things Sell the goods , throw them
away or stretch the walls. The easiest .
1119 Parnam Street Our Goods Look Like Business.
to do , is to ,
Cat the Prices and Sell the Between llth and 12th Sts. TlicNcwCfltPricePi'ovesBusioess '
i
These Prices only Good During this Ten Day Cut Sale. These Prices Good only During this Ten Day Cut Sale
TAILORS ! PANTS F TAILOR-MADE PAFTSi
For $ 3.00 That were Made to Order for $ 6.00 For $ 4.75 That were Made to Order for . $ 9.00
" 4.00 " " " V.OO I " 6.00 " " " 12. .00
" 5.00 " " " 8.50 " 7.50 " " " 14.00
5.50 " " " 11.00 " 8.50 " " " 16.00
" V.OO " " " 13.50 9.00 17.00
. " " " . .
8.00 15.00
, T '
Our Styles are Unique and Can't bo Compared to
11 Hand-Me-Downs. "
Positively Perfect Fitting , - -
This sacrificial 10 Day Cut'Sale includes every article in the house. Gents' Furnishing Goods
and Hats , are cut just as hard and deep as the clothing.
POLICE AND FiUEME.V.
Blr. Hartman Lie am s Something
About Thorn In the East.
Mr. C. Hartman , of the lire and police
commission , says that during his trip oust-
ho talked a great deal with policemen
and learned how tfio forces in certain of
the large cities were managed. Ho claims
that in no town where the tire and policemen -
men were under metropolitan systems
are the rules so lenient as they are m
Omaha. In Boston they were especially
severe and the requirements most exact
ing. .No man who was not perfectly
sound , and , who at the same
time was Incapable of indulging in cer
tain gymastio cxorclso was accepted for
ihn police , and the same was true of fire
men who were required to undergo ladder
exorcise. For this reason sailors , other
things being equal , were preferred and
n number of that calling were members
of the department. Mr. Hartman was
strongly impressed with the fact that the
police system of Now York was the best
in the country.
University ofNotro Dame.
Among the educational institutions of
the United States there are but few that
have advanced us rapidly as the Univer
sity of Notre Dame established over
forty-four years. It rapidly passed to the
front rank and has each succeeding year
kept pacn with the demands of the times.
No better educational institution can bo
found anywhere , which the large and in
creasing patronage it enjoys from all sec
tions of the country testilies. Parents
contemplating their sons or wards at
school will obtain full information by
addressing Hov. T. JB. Walsh , Pros. Uni
versity Notre Dame , Ind.
Tbo Judith' * Arrival.
The steamboat Judith which has boon
doing transfer duty on the upper
Missouri arrived in this city yesterday
She is m command of Captain Todd and
after a delay of about an hour she
steamed down the river to St.
Louis. Captain Todd says the
days of steamboat work on the upper
Missouri are over , being obliged to give
way to the railroads. The lour other
boats now in the upper country will fol
low the Judith down in a few days , the
Uoutou arriving here on Saturday.
Emmet Patrick , formerly connected
with the Pullman Car company in this
city , has returned after an absence of
some time to take a position with the Pa-
citio Hotel company.
UU. WEIGHT
PUR *
CREAM
Its superior oiooH nco proven in millions of
homes for mpro toau a quarter of a oootuiy.
It Is used by tbe United Stubs Government.
Kndoraed by the beads of the Great Unlrorsl-
tlos , M tbo Stroarest , Purest and Host Health
ful. Or. Price's the only Ilaklng Powder that
does not contain Ammonia , Lime , or Alum.
UAKIKn FOWDEIt CO. .
NtW VOBJt , . CI1UUUO. BT. LODU.
USlL ;
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000.
"Wo do hereby certify that wo supervise the
arrangements for all tbo Monthly nnd SemiAnnual -
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana Stuto Lot
tery Company , and In person manage nnd con
trol the drawings themselves , and that the
same are conducted with honesty , falrnogR nnd
in good faith to ward all parties , i nd wo nuthor
] 7.o tbo Compnny to use this certificate with foe
Bimllos ot our fclguuturo attached. In Its advor
tiBomonts. "
COMMISSIONERS
Wothe nndoralfiied nankx and flankers will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State
Lotteries which may bo presented at our coun
ters.
, T. II. OOIESlJYPro3. Louisiana National Hk.
PIEHKK I.ANAUX , Prei. State National Uk
A. HALDWIN. Pros. Now Orleans Nat'lllank
CARL KOlIX , Pros. Union National Bank.
U iNTRECKDENTED ATKTACTION !
OVER HALF AJ1ILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisanla State Lottery Company
Incorporated In ISM.forlSyearsby the Leg Islaturfl
for educational and charitable purpnies wltli a
capital of 11,000,000 to which aretervo fund of ever
tUO.OUO has since beenaddea.
IlranorerwtielmlnK popular TOte Ita franchlio waf
mnae a part of tha oreiontstato constitution adopted
December 2nd. A , D. 18791
The only lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by tbo people of any etato.
It never scales or postpones.
Ita Grand Single Number Drawings takoplace
monthly , and tlm Seml-Annuat Drawlniri regu
larly every six months ( Juno and December. )
A 8PLBNDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. Ninth Grand Drawing , class I ,
tn the Academy of Huslo , New Orleans. Tues
day , Sep. 13,1887-20Sth Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE , 01SO.OOO.
P ? Notlce Ticket8 are Ten Dollars only.
Halves , S5. Fifths , S2. Tenths , St.
UST Or PHUK4.
CAPITALPRIZB OF I1W.OW. . . . MSO.OOO
1 GRAND PRIZK OR 60,000. . . 60,000
I 0HAND PHIZB Of 20,000. . . 20,000
3 LAKGKPHI2B8QF 10.000. . . 0,000
4 LAUGR PRIZES OF C.OOO. . . 0,000
20 PRIZES OF 1,000. . . 20.000
BO 600. . . Z6.000
100 " KM. . . bO.OflO
200 . 800. . . 40,000
600 " 100. . . 60,000
APPROXIMATION PHI7ES.
100 Approximation Prizes of SISOO. . . . { 30,000
lee " 210. . . . JJOOOO
100 " " t JOO. . . . 10,000
1.000 Terminal " 60 , . . . M.OOO
8,179 Prizes amounting to.r.r. . t68i.OOO
Application for ratas to club should be made onlr
to the oftlco of the company IK V4w Orleans.
For further Information rllo clearlf , elrlne full
addro's. POSTAL NOl'KS , eipren mon r order * . or
New York Kichsnge In ordinary letter. Currency by
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GUM cured'No knife , dpiKBor clamps used.
Add. V. O. Suppl } Oo 110X 25. bt. Louts , Mo.
FOR SALE BY ALL HADING WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS.
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BltlGHT'S DISEASE is caused by ADU8K
EXCESSES , NEUVOUH UEUILITY. 1J18-
CHAUJiS : , FKVIUIS , MALAHIA , OENITO-
1JH1NAKY DISEASES. 8TUICTUKKS.DISKAS-
ED PI109TATE OLAND AND nDADDKIt ,
CATHETHHS AND BOUNDS. AND CANNOT
I1KOUIIBII WHILE THEY RXIBT.UDH 11KM-
ED1ESOUKK THKM. CHUONIO U1SKAHKS
AND VAKICOCELB. without detention from
businessmul thn Asnliel Mlnornl Spring Water
cures the KIDNEYS , DIAHUrKH , DltOl'HY ,
1JLADDBK , UltAVlIL AND BTONR. Over
whelming ovldimro infilled free by ASAHI5L
MEDICAL HUIU5AU PHYSICIAN , ft > l llioacl-
way , Now York.
FOUNTAIN
OUT AND F > IAJQ.
Incomparably the Bast. _
CHIC AGO AND
North
Northwestern
33-A.IZ-A
Sliort
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The only road to tttko for Dos Molnen ' nr-
shnlltown , 0 cdar Itanldp , Clinton , Dlxon , Chlca-
KO , Mllwiuikee and all points eaxt. To the people -
plo of NelirnBliii , ColoiadoVjoinlnt. . ' . Utah ,
Idabo , isoviu'n ' , Oregon , WajhliiKton , and Cull-
fornln , It oilers Biiporlor advontugca not possi
ble by any other lino.
Among u few oT tlio numerous points of BU-
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between Omaha and Chicagoare Its two trains
a day of DA V COACHED whleh are the Unost
that human art and Infronully can create Its
PAI.ACKKBUiKI'lhO OAltS , which are models
of comtort and olcpanoo. Its PAKLOU DltAW.
INO KUOMUAH8 , unmu passed by any. and Its
widely celebrated 1'ALATIAh DININO C'AltS ,
the equal of which cannot bo found elsewhere
At Council ninfTs the tnilnn of the Union Pacific
Ky. connect In Union Depot with these of the
Chlcaito .t NortiiwoHteni Ky , In Chicago the
trains of this line make close oonnodlon with
those of all eastern lines.
Tor Detroit , Columbus , Indianapolis. Cincin
nati , Niagara Falls , Uuiralo , PlttfthurirToronto ,
Montreal , Dot ton , New York , Philadelphia ,
Daltltnoro , Washington and all points In tlie
cast , ask for a ticket fla the
"NOHTHVVK3TKIIN. "
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Chicago , III.
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YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
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