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PARSONS' CROWNINC FOLLY ,
He Obta1n a Brief Leuo of Office By An
Injunction.
LINCOLN pEc INDIGNANT.
'Ibis Last Move Lwokod UpoI Ar , An
L $ OUrago-OIIIng Vp ttio liegat Ma-
, ChIiit-DiyorOo
! PolItical Pointers.
: IPROM TIT fltE'8 LTCOf. MJJr.Att.1
L ; There wa much excitement In Un.
colnyosterday when I became known
thot the attorney for Police Judge Par.
; sons had secured nn Injunction from the
, United Satcs courtrostrainlng thcIty
j council from ftirthor action In the In.
? yostigatlon and charges that have been
; - the subject of trial and comment for two
" months past. This remarkable proceed.
log fixes December as the tIme when the
: mayor aind council Bhahl go to
k Omaha and aniwer why the injunc.
. tion should not be made permanent.
. . This 18 a remarkable procedure and the
public at laro 19 justly Indignant. That
the federal courts should Interfere In a
I
, casu of thIs character to prevent the
, ( council and mayor from Investigating
and removing a corrupt olliclal Is a spectacle -
taclo that Is beyond comparison anti
public oiinion that has been divided , is
tsp.day movingunanimously against the
high hatided procedure Thu city coun
cli has heard the charges nainst Police
fr Judge Parsoiis through their committee
and the finding of the committee was
unanimous for removal of the judge
- from olhico. 'l'lie plea was made for a
little further time and the extension of
, time has been used to Invoke the federal
court In a case between the city council
and one of the city oflicial under its
.oontrol. Public opinion uoms to be that
if the judge had entered a plea of guilty
. from the housetop that the eon
fossion would have been mild
! compared with the proceedings of his
attorneys In this matter. The council is
t being urged to pa no attention to the
L order from the federal court but to act
the mcrlt.s of the case and not let their
I findings be thwarted by such an unwarranted -
ranted action as this which obviously Is
intended to thwart the direct action of
the council and perpetuate in ollico an
official who has been tried and convicted
by a long investigation. This last act is
- . the crowning folly of the police judge
himself.
PI1EPABING FOR OOUUT.
The district court for this county , that
convenes the ooniing month , is exciting
. the attention of the clerk of the court ,
? , who is busy 'ettIng the docket out for
. the term. A grand and petit jury has
been drawn for the term , the uctit jury
comprising the following citizene : George
Camp , henry Mundi , W. I. Datkin ,
_ t Geotjro W. hurtle , I. . J. flyers , J. 11. But.
lock , John 0. Wagoner , Janies Bowman ,
J. H. Nation , J. 1) . Johnson , J. B. Vail ,
G. W. E"iiteson , .1. 11. harley , it. It.
Moflitt ilioinas 1'itzgcrald , J. tx Miller ,
, J. Nofan , James II. Wilson , E. J.
Britliower , F. G. Vittswiok , Gerritt
Ripen , henry Miltor , William Kinyon ,
C , . it. Vnn Iyro.
Two new cases were entered on tim dl.
, vorco side of the ledger yesterday. One
is that of Benjamin K. Roberts against
Jenny G. RobcrtM , lii which desertion is
. alleed. Ttio parties were married in
183i and the desertion dates from that
year. The soeond divorce case is that
of Margaret Riley ngainst John Riley.
; 11cr claim is that her husband is an ha.
bitual drunkard , thathe is guilty of gross
cruelty , striking and beating her and
driving her from the house. Situ asks
\ that the property may fall to tier.
STATE I1OUS NOTES.
The contract for the building of the
hospital for the hicurablyinsano at liast-
hugs has been awardct to Ellis , Reynolds
? 1a.-/ & Spccker , Norfolk. Tim appropriation - .
tion for the building vis $75,000 anti the
bids as opened were as follows : J. U. I.
Clelan4i ilastin S. $ IW,000 ; Scales &
Clark , hastings , 78.ilO ; George E. Ces-
hey , hastings , $78,000 Samuel Chian.iy.
hastings , $73,300 ; Efils , Reynolds &
Specker , Norfolk 03OOO.
Judge S. B. I'ond. of this district ,
ininued in his resignation as judge to
Acting Governor Shedd at noon to day.
Governor Slietiti accepted the resignation
to take effect on the 1st otOctoberat which
time Governor Thiiycr will be at home
to act further in the promises. As there
is no term of court to commence until
October 10 it is probable that the goy-
ernor vihl wait unhl the judicial district
nomination Is made anti nominate the
republican catididatu to succeed Jud'e
Potiti.
Secretary r4tws : and Treasurer Willard
vent to Norfolk yesterday tovisit the
state insane hospital located at that
place.
'L'hic call of tim Second district cases in
1 thesupremc court yesterday brought nu.
mero'is attorneys from the bars of Cass
51 and Otoo counties to the court room.
e RAILROADS iEItNiiOUSLY ACTIVE.
As the day for holding the republican
state convention draws near the Interest
. , - - in the gathering increases. The roads
, . that have set out to retire Judge Mitx-
well have relaxed none of their ellbrts ,
, and on the other hand the people over
the state arc awakeningtothio realization
- that the railroads are more desperately
. in politics than over and endorsements of
. : _ thit efforts of the board of transportation
to lower freight rates come up from all
sectiour of the state. Among the counties
1'i of late to hold conventions are Seward
t.3 4 , . _ _ . that endorses the efrorts to reduce rates
and sends Attorney General f.ceso , of the
state board , as one of the delegates. Red
I Willow county , the home of Secretary
Laws who is also it member of the boara ,
.
, sends that offIcial as one of the state dci.
egates. The line work of the roads eon-
tlnues and the familiar faces of oil room
patriots arc ngtiii seen in the hotel lob-
I bies. The scheme to have several candidates -
, . dates for judge who in turn are to unite
on any man to beat Maxwohlls being rig.
orously worked with Dhiiworth at thu
, . - . hientl working a sectional interest in the
wustcrn plrt : of the state.
The question of two regents of the
atato university Is attracting more thorn
customary attention iiiid the Contest for
the two places on the board promises to
be more lively thiitn usual. Amolig the
CaflijdatCS for regents are Dr. Davis , of
McCook , who hits selected his delegates
. to the state convention and who has a
- numerous following in this rart of the
I state. State Suiiator lIicklojohin , of
a Nanee county , is frequently and tavora.
bly muntlotimi for one of the regents
while McAllister , of Central City , is also
a proininoiitly mentioned northi.of.the.
Platte ouididatu. anti King , of I'olk , a
former member of thin legislature , is do-
veloplug streiigthi. it Is also stated tliiit
i Rerescntative MCaiin , of Stioridui ,
t wilt be boomed b.v his frIends for re-
gent.
. 'rim SUI'IIEME counT.
Tuesday , September 37 , 1887 , court met
. pursuant tO ndjournnient. Carroll vs
.
u' Brown and Grimns vs I'arker , dismissed ,
Stiehlenbarger vs State , stricken from the
docket. Tim fohlowin oases wore argued
VI anti ubiiilttcd : Coquillard vs Itovey , on
. motion ; MerrIiun vs ltaucn , Stanton vs
Spence , Brown vs Brown , May vs School
- District , Wilkinson vs Carter , W'alhaco
Vs Fleischman , Cooper vs h1ali cx parto
John Carr , Greg& vs Loomis. Court at-
jomirned until to-tiny , September i9 , at
O ocloek a. in.
' ? tIANYsufTor from irritation of the KId
- . flora and bladdervhthout kuowing what
. is thp matter with them. Dr. J. 11. Mc- .
it1 Loan' . Liver and Kidauw Balm will give
relief. .
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ItFAb tMTtTE.
Transfers Plied September 20 , 1887.
John LlnpR and wife to George Mlmt-
man , eta ! . hots 4 and bik 1 , Jetters
a dci. wd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I , M Anderson and wife to Alexander
Atklmon , loi.5O7Bbik 5 , Centai
prk.x ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.000
Win II Cowhes et al by It W Day. his
attorney In fact to John 11 Kcedle ,
lots2T2S29 , 0067 , North side add ,
% , ii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1,000'
Frank Novak to Robert F Klokelotmi
17 15 I91i2Land3 blk2'J , George II
IlOggafldl , W d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 900
John A Lovren audwifo toClirisilna
Larson an undiv , ( ofldsorlglnalj
oflotsl3and13SIihloh , w d. . . . . . . . , 87
Diana Goddard to John A iloliman ,
hot it ) Millard & Caidwell's add ' w d 15,000
w ( i A1brlht and wife to E It l'Iow-
.Iand 25 ft from the e side of hot 14
bik 32 Aibrighta Choice add to South
Omahawd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15T.0
Wm Latey et at to the public. B V
Smith's add , thus 10 ft of thd a 44 ft
of lot ! ) bik l9dedlcation. . . . . . . . . . . .
William taty at al , to public tim a 10
feet of lot 2 : , , in Ilanscom Place add.
dedIcated. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
John 1' . Paulsen and wife to Edmund
I'aulson , lot ; o In Paulson's add.
w d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000
John Vi I'atil to Nets P .Johinson.lot 19
In Ilurdotte court , wd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 00
B 11 Smith to Orin W i'lckard , bezin-
ninE 120 feet e. of ii. w. cor. of block
7 In Ilanscow I'lace , thence a. 100
feet , thence e. 40 feet , thence n. 100
feet , thence v. 40 feet to beginning.
wd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,000
John A Creighton and wife to the U
1' R1ICo. astripof thenw'otn
ooftho n eot tini n w ant
the so lI of ttio a . . . of section 1I5 ,
13 , 100 feet in width , Wi . . . 2
11 0 Clark and wife to Ehizaheth . .
McClintnck , lot 10 , blk 2 In l'ruyn's
parksubdly of blk 8 in Hyde park w
a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
Jacob F Martens and wife to Carl
l'aralcenings OX of the sw of
s'c4-l5-1 , w d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,520
Sarah .J Moore and husbaiid to the Mu.
ttial loan 3 Buhtdinz assoc , lot 23
bik 1 , and nih of lot 21 , blk 1 oxcep
the n 50 ft In ltanscorii place , wd . 3,000
Wlhliamii 11 P Sehestedt and wife to
Soren Jonasen , lots 23 and 20 in W
A Itedick's add , v d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,000
Frankl'Ilanlon trusteetoJA Phillips ,
lots 1 , 2 , 10 and 11 In blIc 23 in Vest
bide w d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,800
John lerks MIg Co to J ii Noel , lot
23 in blk 9 West Albright'a add , w d 350
Louts Schroeder , trustee , to John
Steinbrunner , lots 23and 24 , blk 4 , in
Brownparkwd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000
John I Redick and wife to George E
Barker , the o of Iota Oand lOin bik
l9I $ , .city of Omaha v (1. . . . . . . . . . 0000
John I Itedlck to MarthaM Lab , begin.
ning at a point in w line of Park
are 3113 ft Ti of se cor of bik 7 , 8ub.
division of John I Itedick's add ,
thence w 140 ft , thence n 2 It , thence
S 140 It , thence s 2 ft to place ot beginning -
ginning wd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . too
Andrew 11 More to ( ihas F Goodman ,
Iota 14 , 15 17 , and the undivided
ofIotsS.I6lOand2O In bik 470 in
city of ( lrandvlow w ii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1400
Geti II BoggsandwifetoJohmi w bite ,
hot l4in bik 2 , in Arbor Place w d 250
v i Selby and wife toJolin ( iootZ , tim
8 ft of Iot3 in blk 2 in Klrkwood
WI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 ( J
Eiiwln S Rood and wife to P Itocco
Bro5 & Co , lot 4 , bik 0 , Albriitht's
annextoSouthOmahawd . . . . . . . . . 10
ldaiyu ( I YaWs and husband to Rich.
ard Nunii , beginning 30 ft n of sw
cor of lot 5 bik 6 , l'ark 1'Iace add ,
thence o 00 ft thence n 120 ft thence
w 83 ft thcnco 120 ft thiencee 29 ft to
piaceofbeginningwd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,700
w A b Gibbon and wife to Joseph
Rannie , all of bilc 1 In Cote lirhill.
ant addwd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,600
Mary S Cowicis to liarriett M Smith.
the s of sw 3 ( of section ) , 10 , 10 ,
also the nw 3 ( of the sw ( of section
29 , 16. 10 , wd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,800
Chits F Falis to Rebecca Gorhmun , lot
2 In blk 77 in South Onialis , wit . . . 3,500
John A. 11orachi and vhfe to L 'V
Morse at ai , 85 ft front on w side of
20th St in hlorbach.s 2i1 add , extend.
lug v 133 ft. being the a 10 ft of lot 2
anI all of lot 1 blk 7 In Ilorbachi's 2d
add , wd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,500
Clifton B Mayne and wife to F B
Johinsoii et al , lots it and 14 In blk
1 , a lots 0 , 7 , and 13 bik 2 , lot P bik
a , lot 10 blk 4 , lots 2 , 10 , 11 , 12. 25. bik
7 , lots 34 and 35 blk 17 , in Oreiiard
Ililiqcd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i
Thirty-two transfers , argregatlng. . .75,805 50
IIIJILDING 1.1ILM ITS.
Issued September 20.
Peter Ilower , one-story franie cottage -
tage , California and \Vebster
streets..s see
WestinhiisterPresbyterlan Societyoiie.
story frame church , Twenty-n In iii
and Mason streets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,000
WIlliam i'oesch , one-story ( Nine store
room , Fourth and Cedar streets 300
Anton Albrecht , one-story frame addi-
lion to dwelling , Twelfth and Will-
lains streets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
\v. C. Miller , one-story frame cottame ,
Richardson near Dcliii street. . . . . . . . 800
Omaha Milling anit Eievator Coin-
Pliny , four-story brick bmihltiir.g amid
bolter house , North Sixteenth , oppo.
site Siieruian avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,500
Charles F luce. two story franie store
and fiat , Twenty-fourth near lilmimicy 2,500
Jcnmiie Stroiig , One story frame cottage
corner ilimmit and ( laid sts. . . . . . . . . . . i.ooo
Stephen Nieberrer , oiiu.story frammie
cottage. 'l'wenty-tirst , botvien Mar-
tim and lorcas sts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
L t' Pruymithii'eo two-story framuedwol
limlg8 , Seventeenth bet Corby and
Ohio ats. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0,600
J 11 Evans , omie-story brIck ollice , liltI
Dodge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 700
E (3 Espiin , two-story biock of stores
hilt Ihits , Sixteenth between Oulo
and Corby sts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.000
A S Adams , one and one-half story
framime barn , Twenty-second and
Spring sth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Thirteen hermits : agzregaiing. . . . . . . .
A Wonderful Macblue , Hut it Will
Wear Out.
There is no doubt that man is a fine
niechanismu , but like every other machine
lie wears out by friction. It is said lie is
born again every two om three years.
his body is virtually remade from food.
To retard this niaking over Is radically
wrong , as a mami loses so much vitality
in the delayed process that it takesa long
time to recuperate. The process of making -
king a now is so accelerated by purging
with JIIIANIInETII's Pitm.s that a new man ,
as it were , may be made in two or three
niontlis , and thin change In the mechian-
ismn is such that the worn out part ir replaced -
placed by the new without thin iisminl
ning down of the entire maclime. i on
don't have to stop for repairs. Purge
with 1littniiormi's I'iLLs
away the old ,
diseased anti wornout body.
.t Knife lii at I'isti.
Cassell's Magazine : A recent bulletin
of the Unitcul Smatea Fisit cotulumssion reports -
ports the capture of a coullishi mit Gloti.
coster , Mass. , in September , 18811 , which
comitninct a pocket-knife of curious work.
mmimishuip embedded in its Ileshi. Tue
knife has a brass handle curved and
tapering with a slit In tim hollow side
for the blade , which Is ot lance shape. It
is 6 inehus long , anti it Is thought 'tim
owiier iiitist lowe been some aborigineor
iorhaps a sailor. 'Flue knife was tliscoy-
ered uccldentahiy in hiantihiiigttie cod.
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' FIre.L'rnof be "
, Papur May Made ,
says a selcntitio exchange , "tromu a pulp ,
consisting of one Pmurt vegetable libro ,
two parts asbestos , omic.tomith part borax ,
anui one-fifth part alum. " It is a pity
that such facts as the one following cannot -
not be writteu , printed or otherwise pro.
berved , upon some sort of indestructible
PaPer. "My wife sulFured seven years
antI was bedridden , too , " said \ % . E.
Iluestis , of Emporma , Kansas , "a miumber
of physlciamis failed to help her. 1)r.
Pierce's 'Gohdemi Medical Discovery'
cured liar. " .Mi druggists sell this rein-
edy. Everybody ought to keep it. It
only neetls a triall
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Dodge Street Sewer.
There was a niceting of the board of
) ) UbhiC works yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock , at which the contrac ; for laying
the sawer on Ioilge street between
Twenty-fifth and 'I'wenty.olghth avenues ,
wits let to hugh Murphy.
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FALL SUITS' '
New Styles ,
' 4-Button Cutaways ,
Straight Cut Frocks , .
1 Button Cutaways ,
English Walking Coats
Single Breasted Sacks ,
4.Butthn Cutaway Sacks ,
Square Cut Sacks ,
Double Breasted Sacks
High Cut Pemberton's.
Full Dress Broadcloth Suits ,
Au Lfied tuith Silk , Satin or Serge.
1119 Farnam Street ,
Bet. 11th aM 12Th.
NEW
Omaha , September , 1887.
GENTLIMAN-WC beg to call your attention to the fact of
our Mr. Jamcs Goldsmith's return from tile cast , and at the
same time to tue arrival of our
Fall stock of' Genuine Merchant Tailor Made
Garments. We have surpassed any former display -
play ever made by a clothing house anywhere.
' I MISFFITS. I
Prince Albert
COATS & VESTS
Double and single breasted , in
imported fabrics ,
4 Made by some of the Loading
Artist Tailors of the Great
East.
These garments must be
seen to be appreciated , mid
their beauty and worth are
well calculated to cause their
a wearers to be the envy of their
friends in their good clothes.
Misfit Parlors ,
Three Floor3 and Basement.
The statement in the space above is a broad
one , but its truth is salt evident when you visit
the Misfit Parlors.
We claim and we prove that we carry the
finest clothing that tailors can make.
We claim and we prove that we allow no garment -
ment to leave the house unless it fits perf'ec tly
We claim and we prove that our Misfit Gar-
inents cost no more than hand-me-down or
ready-made clothing.
We claLn and we prove that everyone buying
from us gets more stylish and finer qualities of
garments than they woud elsewhere.
S We claim and we trove that we cater to ev-
ryone's trade that understands a fine gar-
nient , and we treat the unknowing precisely
! the same as the critic.
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New York Pants
In New York they
wear wide pants ,
In Chicago they wear
them small. . :
In Africa they wear
none at all ,
But get there at a
ball ,
I
We have opened the ball of
the season , but for the benefit
of our numerous customers
with their own ideas of how
to wear pantswo have all kinds
lVyht , wltfe , large , fljj ( , tfraight ,
H ' ring bttoi and knee jiants ,
iii Farnam St. Oon't Forgot
lit
Laundry Philosophy.
San Francisco Chronicle : Wong Fat
yesterday found among the clothes ready
for delivery at his laundry a gaudily
striped garmenbithat lookeduike an Ulster
for a barber's poic.
"VIiat him for , elm ? " inquired the
washinian of boo Fun , as lie held out the
congiommeration of brass buttons mind
vermiilion dye. ;
"Rim-him tennis ; you sabe tennis1
Alto same shinney you own side. "
The boss laundryman shook his head
and Lee Fun went on to explain :
"You smibbo dude , him stanu on Kearny
St eet , wink lady , but no catchice on ;
lady go by , say to phicoman ; me sabbe
one hoodlum down stlcot wimikee me ;
you ketchee him. The dude see ilicO-
man come , dude say himself no use , me
go play tennis-put on Ilannel pants ,
stiped vest , nile same barber pole ; lady
come see me lite away ; say vcliy fine ,
veliy fine ; him no dude smLmci Koarny
shoot masha ; hiiii society man , veily
good , velly good. "
"Do lady go see him ? " inquired Wong
Fat , who was listening with deep inter-
est.
est."Oh , yeiil i"ino Judy go see him ; go
clazy ; clap him Iiimul : ; shout like blnzeo ;
bavol bavol gooulee man ; velly good-
you my size. "
WTolIn. Fat rapped the tennis shirt
gracefuhy round his sinewy frame ,
looked prouhh.y at his rehluction in a
barrel of stagiiauit soapsuds , mmml remarked -
marked to Womig Fat :
"Nox week me get teiinis do ; take
walk Kuni Cook alley. Fey Sum Tow
[ the hello of tue ahoy ] very much like tote
to talk muo yesday. "
"All lime. You get tennis do ; waik
ulown aileyt kotehien 1dm dead shim , " said
Lee Fun , and hc wrapped up the striped
garment with a torn utulorsiiirt and ii
iiaii of socks and iuimitlo a bee hue for
Neb 1,111 , , as it was already after banking
hours.
Removitig a Serious Obstruction
Gently.
Dynamite anti giant powder might
answer admirably to remove obstructions -
tions from I1ll Gate in East luver , New
York , but explosive measures l.i mnediea-
tion are ever attended with ilisastrous
consequences. For imistance , tim bowels
Canilot be violently drenched with safety ,
nor is there the slightest necessity for so
dointr. On the contrary , it is most tin-
sviso. None but the purblind adherents
of atitiqumiteui theories in medicine advise -
vise or samiction audi a course. To
weaken the intestincs-thieelrect of drastic -
tic purgation-is to conhlronIso the
health of time entire system. Witi hog-
tetter's Stomach Bitterz. on tim other
hianti , thic bowels utre rel.ixed , not by a
convulsion of nature approxmniating to
an eruption of Mt. l'opocattpotl : , hut
gralIimtiIy , benolicially , without wreichi- ,
jug or drunehiinir. The liver amid stom-
: ich , as well as the bowels , are tomied and
benelittod by it.
ItItlv , Tit , i , it tr Trauiu. .
Chicago 'tribune : A tramp called at a
house In a Chicago suburb a few morn-
iugs ago anti asked for some colt ! vie-
tuals. lie was given a plate of oatuiual
mush , some raw dried prunes , a tomato
and a saucer of hioniiiiy , the whole without -
out seasoninir of any kind.
'l-I-can't you hot see howe some miiilk ,
anti some sugar , salt mind Pepper ? " inquired -
quired thin embarrassed tourist , as lie
surveyed the spread.
"Milk is not wholesome , " replied the
lady of the house sweetly , "and we iiever
Liso condiments. I can let you have some
cracked wheat , if you like. "
"haven't you any meat ! "
'Oli , no ; we miover use meat ; it is miot lit
for the human stoniach. Wouhd you like
Sonic gruel ? "
"Is this the kind of stiilTyou live on ? "
'Certninhy , my friend , Meats , seasonings -
ings , gravies , coudinients of all kinds ,
and heating foods have a tendency to
injure the coating of the stomach ; impart
an unnatural conitiomi to the system ,
-why , here ! let me read a chapter of this
book to you. I can show you in huh an
With a yell of consternation the tranip
fled. As he went out through the frpnt
gate liopaused long enough to write on
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the front gate Post with chalk these
works : "Kranksl Keep awayt"
Cow-Boy Dialect.
Scribuer for October : it becomes , in-
ileed , a familiar and useful addition to
your conversational stock of tue vernacti-
mr. Nay , you even find thie dolt of its
usefulness enlarging , for the term of time
'round up" anti the ' 'brmiiidiig' , ' md
sheep shearing are more or less piqu1it
and lend tlionmseivcs easily to applica.
tions remote from their primitive usage.
Transposed to the ordinary business or
social concerns of modern life ,
they come to have a sort of zest
in them ; they reveal new sources of
humor ; thioy place ola svs and old customs -
toms in a sharp lialit , a frishi illumination -
tion ; but always by that undercurrent of
suggestion , by contrast or association
with the original pursuits. which the
words ( lescribed. So I heard last year , a
politician speak of a bolter of the repub-
licmtn ticket as a "bucker. " A "bucking
horse. " is one "that jUmUl ) smdcwiso or
forward , up and down , with his legs stiffened -
fenod into unrcla'ccd ' '
an , percndicular ,
and the image certunhy timis a klmitt of at-
unity with the moral action of a refractory -
tory voter.
S
"bar thy sweet hands in mine , ' ' lie
saul , but sue only reniarked that she limit
neuralgia and niust liolil her head. lie
gave her Salvation Oil and now lie holds
her sweet hamuls by the hour.
From almost every section of tIme state
conic .reports of it general improvumelit
of the health of our peoic uiue no uloult
to the iniluenco of lr. Bull's C.ugit
Syrup which costs only 25 cents.
'Watches For Itlind Poiks.
"This is omie of the cutest things in the
vatchi line thimit has yet appeared , ' ' said
Jeweler Chiarles S. Crossmnan , holdimigup
one of the new Swiss watches tlesigneti
for the use of the blind. "I'hio old raised
liguire watches were clumsy , anti the
blind peoiiie were constantly bending or
breaking the watch hands by touching
them. In this watch a small peg is
llaced in the center ofeacli higure. When
the hour -himmnd is approaching a certain
hour the peg for that hour drops when
the quarter before it is iassod. rho person -
son fuels the peg is down , amid then
counts back to twelve. lie can thus tell
time tmnie wIthin a few minutes , and by
practice lie can become so expert as to
tell time time almost exactly. lucy hiavo
been in use about six mouths , amid there
is mi steady and growing dt'nimind for
them.
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CREAM I
AK1NG
fOWERI
ltssmiperlor owellenuo proven In millions 0
homes [ or lilore than a ( uur1er of Century.
It Is ucd by the Unltu&I ttstes ,00vernmnet.
} , nIorbtni by tlo heads of the great univorsi.
tl s , as die itroigust , l'uroat umi Not health-
ful. Dr. l'rlco'e the only Baking l'owtler that
does hot oontltli , AinuaoniaLImo or Mum. 8oId
only In . emiL
i'iticu nAiciwo POWDU cc. ,
New iork CWcsgo St. Louis
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CAPITAL PRIZE , $59OOO.
wo ( to loroiiy certify that we supervIse the
arrangelIonts , fur all the 1ontitiy ! aiid Somu
Annual irnwliigs of 'l'lmo LoiiIlana State Lottery
tory Company , and lii porwu manure anti con
ti'ul the drawings thetuzoives. und thitt the
801110 are corminctod with honesty , Iairness anti
lii good ratlui toward all pmrtln. and we author
1,0 tilO Company to use tIIs , ccrtlllcnto with ( no
airimilo , of our signature attached , In Its advor
tl8onmont S. "
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COMMISSIONERS.
. Yothe underslgneIuanks and flankcr will
pay all Prlzos drawn In The Louisiana State
Lotterlo which may bo presute tit our coun-
tots.
j. H. oor.Esnv , Irot. Louisiana National ilk.
i'lEmliE I.AAUX , i'rts. Shito National mc
A , BALiis'mN , I'ros. Now Orleans Nmt'ilhink
CA1IL. K4)llS , l'rc. . UnIon Nimtionsl lmttnk.
NPRECE DENTED ' '
U ATR'i'ACTIoN !
OVER HALF A MILLION DiSTRIBUTED.
Louisauia Stittobottery Conipaiiy
lneorporato(1 h , th. l.eg bilaturS
for edtiCtioal , aitU cliztrjlstuo I'Iree-vIth a
. 'tpltii ot $ i.U.liXK-to ( ) whtcu a ro8orvo ( tinS of over
i&e.uu ha. shieS been adilnu.
Jiyi overwhelming poiIar yoto It frtinchIta wa
made a part of the Ure400Istato constItutIon doptel
ioct'niber2cI. , , A. I ) . 1i47J.
tIllO Olily lottery over Votmi on and endorsed
bytilo icoploor any state.
Jt lIver , senios or postpohos.
Its Ot'tmmnl Slnglo Nunmiter Drawlmmgs tnkoi'lnoe '
monthly , amid the Somnl.Anmmuni DrWIiure rogu-
IarIy oveiy Ix months ( Julio atiti ioeomnbor. )
A SPf.ENItl ) O1'I'OIITUNITv TO WIN
FOltTUNi. Tenth Grand Irawlng , cmx , K ,
In the Academy of Music , New Orleans. Tuea-
day , October 11 , 1$8T-2d'Jth Monthly Drawing ,
CAI'ITAI , . PRIZE , 8150,000.
tNotco-.Tickots , are Ten Dollars only ,
Halves , $5. Fifths , $2. Tenths , SI ,
1.tSt Or i'RXZE3.
1 CAI'i'i'ALPILiZE OF $ l0,0O )
I ORANI ) PIIIZF OP 50,0K ) . . . . .
1 UhtANl ) i'I11ZF ( IL" 20.000. . SOOE )
2 I.AIOE 111l'/.ESOF 10.000. . . . 20,031
4 LAILUE I'ltiZES 01' 5,000. . . , 20.000
201JtIzES OF 1,000 20.000
SI ) " 101. . . . 2&OOJ
we 'a 0041. . .
200 'a 2(5) . . . . 49,11 * )
( .00 ' -
100. . .
APPROxIIATION pitizits.
100 pproxlniattIon Prites . , of p000. . . 30O00
100 , 200. . , . 20,0(11 (
lot ) " ' 100. . . . 10.001) )
lIjOO TermInal "
; : I7D Prlzo ninominhlng to. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AnClicutlola for into , to Club , houlal bg mane Oul'
to thoafmIo ot the company In New Orlesni.
For turthOr Informstain wrIte clearly , gIyln ( till
iuidre , , . PoSTAl , NYl'lS. ( Ozpreu , , money order.or
Nw York ExcIsnize , jn n.dtnary letter. Curronej tjj
expre , , ( Ut OUt
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Naw OIII.SANS , LA. ,
Or 51. A. D.ti1l'limi ,
W.SIImNalTOg , I ) . c.
.eIhli eM IkfJIsfrre(1 letFes to
N1V Oill.IANS NATIONAl , lI.tNit
NEiY OnrzAss
p B M E : i I Geocriahs ' the presenci or
IleauregarS anti
Eatii , who are in charge of the drewIng , I. artist.
Snt.e of abolutn talriie.s and inWgrIIy , that time
chancCCarealieitital. anti that no ono cus poIbdy
divine what number will draw a Irtae.
itlMltMlitcIt ttstat time pdaymoni of all priass i.
OtAItANrrIi ) ily vaunt NATiO5Af. lltNKS of New
Orleans. and the TIckets are elno4 by the president
Otsa institiiliofl. Wimoi Chsrterei i.iht. are reoo.
nice' ) In the biehet courtS ; thorsiore , biwsru ot any
Imitations or anunyinoui scheettis
1iRUPURE
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I'o.ttiv.lieur luau d&bJiJr
S tIn , . LliwtroiiagupiIc 11.11.
5' - Tru.eomblned. ( iuranIe.dIbo
only ono in iSo wurtti wcncrntlng
I . _ - . . scoetlflunus , rgro .5
_ ' ei.rrett. ltcici'ti me.Powtrfui.
Comfort.bi. , SitU EaqtIvo. Avoid iruisij. ,
Ovens Cdii sun'S. Eentilltt.mj ) rorpatnphlut.
ALI4I , EI.Irffl kilLT5 Foil Pi5EAHl.M.
Ui HUUNE. INVZNTCR. 191 WABs:4 : flHICAcD.
FOUNTAIN
FINE CUT AND PLUG.
incomparably the Uost.
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1 UDEVELOPED }
'of time 1)0(17 eplarged and strengthened. i'ull partlo-
niar. ( Ie&1.43 tics. &IZ NED CO. , finEalo , NT.
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Ahi but they are beauties.
So fine , so soft , and such fit.
thig garments. They show
the graceful outline of the
form and yet leave the wearer :
perfectly free iii his every
movement. '
And in such a great variety
every shape , everycolor , every
kind and every price. Why
don'tyou look at them ?
MISFIT PARLORS , 1119 Farnam
INVALUABLE for
,
LADIES and
CHILDREN.
You'll find it goui to regulate
Thin orgitna or tiothi atitilil anti great ;
It ( 'hOCkS Sltk Iloatlacho , end the woo
That sad L'yepoptics ' over know.
in 'l'AItiiAi "F' 8 SEI.'l'ZOI4 people and
A remedy and treat coinimied.
talorithon this iiatier.
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DR. POWELL REEVES ,
314 S. 13th street. Omaha ,
PRIVATE 1)ISI'ENSARf.
Established for the ciantific and Sceedy
Cure of Chronic , Nervous and Special
Diseases.
The Old Itollabla Speciail.t of man1 years ox-
perlonco , treats with worialorfni success all
LUNG , TIIIIOAT , CANCER , PILES. FS'I'O
LAbiwi'ruitn , cured without KNIFE Oil
Treats all ( orbS o Throat Lung , Nero and
Ulooti diteSfies , all Ctiroiiie diseases and Os , .
formitlos far in utivanoc of any instItution in
thii country. Those who contcimlnto , going to
Ilot SIlting. fortiio treatment of any I'rivnto
or Jibed disease can ho cured for cue-thu-il the
cost at our I'rivamta Dispensary , 314 South 18th
street , Omaha. Not , .
RUI'TUItE cuwd without ) ) aln orlilnajeratmee
rem 1uslnos.
L IDlES Iiytjmistroatmont a illro Lovely
Cuinpiexioti , tree from aIownog.
freckle , hiackiioads. eruptions , etc. , lIrfihlant
Eyes , tn'poriect health can be had.
I'riiitt "tired" .
feelIng anal all ( ohmic weak.
110505 proniptiy cured. Ifloating Iloadauo's ,
Nervous i'roet ration , ( onorai Debility Sloop.
Iessna'ss , Doprostilon niti liiillgestioii , tSvnrion
troubles , lnmlutnllatlon anal IJIeei'atlon , Falling
and 1)IsltIacosIeIit5 : , SPIUIII woaknos , Kidity ,
complaints anti Change ( if Life. Consult its
old Doctor.
E YE AND EAR Acute or Clarorilolotiam
unction of ttio EyelitF , or
( ilouto and ( Kr or Near I4lghhedness , Irlvort.ion
( it tile I.id. ScrofUlou I'es. Uicriralloiss , iii.
ilttnmittlon , , , Aheess , 1)inrt-ss , , of V Itloti of one
or both eyes , und 'I'aiinors of 1.10.
E-ir lnflimniatlain of the Ear , tJlcoratlurm or
Calarri , , Internal or External Ioafnoq , or
l'aralysss , SingIng 0r Roaring noises , 'rhtck.tiod
Drum. eta.
loWihty , Sporlnhitorrhuma ,
N ERVOUS
html Lass'sc , Night EluISslormis ,
Itola of VItal l'owor. tileeplesiotis , , loj'ond-
( illoy , ltftM _ ot Memory , Confaigl , , , , or ) dotts ,
fiRsts ikt'ot'e thio Eyas , 1nsltuUo , Langllor ,
( Daiislnetss , , floproisslon Of Bptrltt , Aversion to
Society Easily llscouragntl , Lack of Oiil. , !
dance , iltill , I.iLless , Ulihit fair Stiiily or lliitm.
rio'a. and ilnOt Ilfo a burden Safety , l'Ortiiii
llenthy anal l'rlvately Cured.
lIaeitt.es.Syphllln.-.ti dl.
SKIN
B LOUD &
Sense most horrlblu In
its retsiilts'-cotnjiiotoly oriullentod without thin
1180 of mercury. Scrofulam , Eryalpolas. Fever
l4airai , lilotches. 1'llnlleas , , Ulaori. jittlilit Ill thin
Ilatad and Dories , SyphIlitIc Sere 'throat , Moiitii
111,1 'longue , ( lnndtiltir Iwilargemorit of thio
Nek , lttuoimstistn , , Cntarrh , eta. , l'orrnaiianily
Cured When Others have lallotI.
Ii BINARY Kidney atal Iliadalor troilhiol ,
Voak Ihuck , ilairnilig urIne.
) -rtaliia.ncy or Irlriatliig Urine high colored or
Ill ilky I.edirilOn t en stunal lii g , ( oiiorrhos , ( I loot ,
Cytailtlti , etc. , Praamliptly stud solely cured.
Chiarget realonalila' .
PRIVATE limed , oisoii
DISEASES
vttritsreal 1.41111
gloot , trIeture ' ouililat1 emis'slou , loss of sex.
ual power , woa'lcllesti of the sexual ( irgauliwalt ,
of altadro In male or female , whether from Ira.
lirlitleut hiitblt a o I you us or sex as iii liitblts In
flhlmtllro or any cause that aleltlIIat.ti , the
SPxIlttl lunctions , SPOOIIIIY suit Porllltiiolltly ,
corel.
ConsultatIon tree anti strictly COliiIIentiii. , ,
MedIcj sent [ too ( ruin obsou'atluit t , , all
Itarta of the ( Julie-i States. Cmrospondtneu ,
recalyot PrOtUlt nuontlomi. No lettet's uti
sworoI uiihiss at000rnlstnlnI , by four tonIs In
stump , . Scaitl r.taino for iiniiiililut , sill Ibm of
ciuostiotis , Tories strictly Cili. . Cull oti or address -
dress lIlt. IYEIt , ittcuvis : ,
110. 3j4 5outI'l3thi St. Omaha , Nob.
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DRSI S. &D.DAYIESO
1707 Olive St. , St. Louis , Mo.
Ot the 1iliesouri State Museum of Anatoray
St. Louis , Mo. , University College hlospL-
tah , London , Giesen , Germany and New
York , hlavilig devoted their attention
SPECIALLY TO TilE TREATMENT
Meivotis , Chrouic aud Blood
DISEASES ,
More especially those arising ( toni linpur-
dence , invite all so suff'ering to correspond
without delaj . Diseases of infection and
contagiomi cured Bahely and speedily with-
mit use of dangerous drug. , i'atienti
whose casts have hce&i neglected , badly
treated or paonounded incurable , should
not fail to write us concerning their symp. . ,
tomni. All letters receive immediate at-
tention.
JEST PUIILISUED.
? tnd will be mailed FREE to any address
on receipt ofone 2 cent stamp. 'Practical
Observations on Nervous Debility and
l'hysical Exhaustion , " to which is added
an "Issay on Marriage , " with important
chmapters on Diseases of the Reproductive
Organs , the whole forming a valuable med.
ical treatibe which should be read by sit
young men , Address .
DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON ,
l7O7Ohive St. , St. Louis , Mo.
Nebraska Natiollal Ball
13 , S , IEI'OSITORY ) , .5
Paid up Capital.$250,000
Surpliw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42,500
11.V. . Yates , PresIdent.
Lewis S. itoed , Vice-President.
A. B. Touzitlin 2d VIce-President ,
w , ii. I ; . hughes , Cashier ,
DIIIEOTOILS :
v. V. Morse , John S. Coihint
U. % V. Yates , Lewis S. Reed 5
A. E , TOtizItilu.
IIANKIN ( ; OFFICE :
TILE IRON BANK 5
Cor. 12th antI 1arran1 3ts.
A Goneriti Itimukin r Business 'l'ransaete
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STECK PIANOS
Remarkable br powerful syhnpa-
thietic tone , pliable action aimul ah-
solute tlurabihity ; 80 years' record , . -
the hc.t guaratitce of the excellence -
lence of hlicsc luistrulinents ,
W000BRIDGB BROS. ,
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