THM OMATTA DATSVY RTOIQl WTCTYWTRHr > A V ATTttTTOT 582. 1888.
pIE EYE OF THE CONVENTION
Republican Hosts Gathering at tbo
f
Capital ,
JTHE RAILROAD CAMP VERY QUIET
OundldntCH Making Their. Final Move
on tlio Polltlonl Checker
Board Supreme Court
Gcnornl Notes.
LINCOLN Hcniuo op TUB OUAIIA I3EB , 1
IttW P SfimnT ,
LINCOLN , August .St. I
The hosts nro rapidly gathering for the
fray. Interest nnd excitement Increase as
prominent arrivals are announced. Graham ,
tPetot' , Yost , Scott , Lumlcen nnd Halrd nr-
fe-ivcd last night , ami Dow , Irvine , Hurper ,
| 3cobo , Corroll , Stoeln and Russell joined the
candidate nnnj this morning. Yost's shallow ,
/lowcver , was cast by the arrival of David
JI. Mercer earlier In the day. Ho Is the
irccognlzcd commander ot the outposts , nnd
felvcs It out cold that he is hero lo bag snipe.
| lo has n prominent array of "spotters" and
'setters" In Loran Clark , Juil Wright , W. T.
JStevcnson , C. O. Hales and W. M. Waring ,
who are also on the ground , Nine candidates
Cor state treasurer are hero and they have
camped to stay until the sculps dangle at the
bolt of the victor. Graham and Hill stand
nloof , end It would scorn that they wcro but
disinterested spectators , judging from their
outward movements , It Is evident that the
Uurllngtonnnd Union Pacific railroad strik
er * have a common end In view. There Is
no war or strife or bickering in their camp.
( Sutherland Is held as their reserve force ,
nnd ho Is casting about for every
ncriip that comes In his way. It Is
Ulso quietly talked that Hartley , who will
nrrivo on n special train to-night , will not bo
nverso to n combination that will insure the
nomination of a railroad man. Hut Suther
land is n candidate only to insure tliu success
pf either Einsol or Yost. It Is a dare-devil
frame , nnd these gentleman nro staying in
the jack pot hoping to fill on three knaves or
lo draw the fourth.
Captain Palmer , the gentleman who had
Cuss county In a bag and let it get away , Is
conspicuously present. This boils the cauili-
flaoy for lieutenant governor down to three
men , viz. : Mclklcjohn of Nance , Correll of
Thayer , and "Spy" Hussoll of Colfux. The
belief is strong that , this will bo but side
play , and that the Nanco county stnlesman
will bo nominated by acclamation. How
ever , n dark horse candidate is suggested
from Johnson , Pawnee or Kiclmrdson coun
ties. The wind Is blowing , nnd one cannot
tell whither it cOincth or whither it goutn ,
f > nd this trust may by lost sight of In the
conllict for bigger game.
The race for auditor of public accounts
eocms to have settled bolwoon Grosshnns of
Cluy and Peters of Uoono. Uenton 13 no
longer considered a possibility. Mr. Johnson ,
of Sutton , Is hero miiutlv looking after
the interests of Grossnans , nnd the gentleman -
man himself will appear on the scene ready
for a test of caucus strength , or u set-to in
the dark , without the knowledge or under
standing of party strength and wishes , early
to-morrow.
The savants of Nemahn county will ho hero
to-night. Tlio press of the state has been
Jying about these gentlemen outrageously.
This is all wrong. Church nnd Tom may
Iinvo tied up down in Nomaha county , but It
don't go when they are nwv ftom home.
Z hiiva it on good authority that they will ap
preach the city from different directions , and
Will not promenade the streets , as has been
suggested , arm in arm. They will register
Ot different hotels , and refuse to know each
other whllo they are in Lincoln. Spectators
who have come n long distance to witness
the suggested sccno , only equalled by the
transfiguration , might just as well wend tholr
weary way homeward. This show has been
Indefinitely postponed.
The railroad cappers and htrlkers lose no
Opportunity lo plunge their knives into Locso.
lie Is now charged with having tied up with
this ono or that ono for stnto treasurer , nnd
the story Is told promiscuously with the hope
that ho will bo injured thereby. The
Lincoln "gang" and outside strikers
nro working upon prejudices and
possible ambitions , and they nro
playing tlio gnmo for all it la worth. Hut It
only works when duplicity lies on the sur
face. First It was stafud that Leeso had
tied up with Hill , then with Graham , but the
smooth-bore story is rapidly losing all force ,
nnd the bottom will nil bo knocked out of it
before the day that shall nominate the re
publican candidates for the state trusts.
General Lecso is standing upon his own
merits. Ho Is of the people and for the people
ple , and is clear and free of any combination
that may have been suggested by overzealous
ous friends.
Tliuyor and Lnwcs will bo renoininntcd by
Acclamation. No ono questions tills , nnd it
Is also probable that Mlekeljohn nnd Lceso
will ho nominated in the same way. In the
true sense Yost and Einsol are not esteemed
strong , nnd tlio nomination of either of them
can only bo secured by the basest betrayal
nnd treachery of the people imaginable.
They are backed and urged to the front by
the hcnlpors. schemers und shylooks. Their
stock in trade are the Burlington ami Union
j'liUiflo railroad companies , nnd they want
tlit'lr man only because it adds it vote to their
pldo of the count on tlio state hoard of trans
portation. With Yost or Einsol they
Iviil bo satisfied with Peters , Stecn i
or Dew. The Index linger of the
strikers points this way. Their undcr-cover
tnoves are as plain as day. For treasurer
Graham or Hill are strong with the people.
GroHshans has a strong following for nudl- i.i
to , and It now scorns that ho has the best ii
chance for'tho nomination. Carter and Lun-
ilccn w'll ' make a strong pull for commis i- ii
sioner of public lands and buildings ,
rimKK rou AN ixJtiNimox.
Mrs. Augusta Huctteiibach is in further
tr ublo. Last May she tiled her petition in
the district court praying for n divorce from
Jicr husband , Henry Huettonbnch , charging
extreme cruelty , habitual drunkenness and
tack of sufficient and proper maiuteuuncu , al 1-
though the husband IB alleged to bo abund
antly able to provide for the petitioner's '
m\ry want , nnd this after n marital journey >
together for twenty-nine years.
This morning the philnlln" again comes
Into court and files her vpctiti-
lion , praying that a temporary In-
lu net ion bo granted her restraining
IILT husband from selling and disposing 3
liia personal property , to the amount of f 4,000
or ili.OOO , which ho had advertised to do at
publiu sale , until after a llnal decree- mada
to her prayer for divorce and alimony , the
pl.iintllT alleging Unit said sale is advertised
nnd to be made to defraud her of the just al-
llwony to which she Is entitled. The peti
tion also sets forth the fact that the court
bus granted her temporary alimony , amount
ing to SI00 , one-third of which was to have
been paid on the loth day of August , but
that tlio defendant absolutely refuses to pay
lur any portion of it , and that if the Injunc
tion Is not granted she will not bo nblo to recover -
cover the alimony to which ttho is entitled , 0us
the property advertised for sale Includes all
of his possessions und ability to pay , and that
in justice and equity to her the prayer for
the Injunction ought to bo granted.
"FKllXIXST" IHSTIXOS' 1IOAII1) ( IF THAI ) ! ! .
Adams county citizens and business an
tire not all of ono < nccord. Two ts
repudiated the action of the Hustings board
of trade , condemning the state board of
t\wi \ i > ortatloii in reducing freight rates , nnd
nt their caurussos held on the 10th lust. , Ayer
ni d Genoa townships unanimously adopted
th ' following resolutions :
Hosolved , That wo condemn the action of
tin Hastings board of trade , for petitioning
IU state bourn ot transportation , requesting
that no reduction bo mudo In the railroad
ttlstnuco tariffs , asserting that the present
rot os are fair nnd reasonable and claiming
11.ut lower rates would bo of no benefit to boot
fat mora ,
Resolved , That wo commend the action of
the stuto board of tr.uisportutlon In fixing a
10i.il distance tariff for the railroads in the
st.tto which , after long nnd patient study on
tlioir part , geems to them to bo just , both i to
ttio railroads nnd the public.
W. W. Pmu.irs , Secretary.
DEATH OK JAMKS hCllOl'lEUO.
James SchotleW. of Wuverly , died yester
day at his homo of lung troubles after a long
nud severe Illness , aged DO years. The funeral -
oral services tafto place to-morrow at 'J
o'clock , and will bo under the auspices of
luitcliuUPostof the G. A. U. , of which In
lifo ho was a zealous member.
Mr. Scholluld was u pronounced indepen
dent republican , nn earnest nud law a aiding
citizen , and as such was esteemed wherever
lno\vn. Ho Unow no compromise with what
( iu believed to bo wrong and always extended
n helping hand to those In distress in houra
of need. Ho was among Lancaster's bust
known citizens and Is widely mourned.
TUB StTIIBMB COVllT.
The following cn os were lllcd In the BU-
prcmo court of Nebraska this morning by
Clerk Wheeler :
Edward P. Allis vs. Henry Newman ct nl ;
appeal from Hamilton county.
K. It. Norman vs. Daniel M. Waited nl ;
appeal from Hamilton county.
W. V. Morse & Co. vs. Catharine Englo et
al ; appeal from Hamilton county.
Tlio Komi Hcnltliwiml Matin Knslnr.
You have been ill , wo will suppose , nnd nro
convalescing slowly. That Is , you are try
ing to pick up a little flesh , to regain some of
your wonted color , to ncciistom your stomach
to more solid nutriment than its recently en-
fccbled condition permitted you to tnku. How
can you accelerate your snail's p.ico health-
ward I Wo are warranted bv concurrent
testimony In nfllrrning , that If you will use
twice or Ulrica u day Hosteller's Stomach
Hitters , an enabling medicine of long ascer
tained purity und tonic virtues , that you will
be materially aided , It promotes a flow of
the gastric Juices , nnd helps to nsslmulato
the nourishment of which It stands DO mUch
in need. It remedies a tendency to constipa
tion without convulsing the bowels. The
liver It stimulates to renewed activity , safely
promote ) the action of the kldnovs nnd bluif-
her , nnd annihilates malaria and rhetimatisn
nt thu outset.
AHAXDOXKI )
The Gcrmui-Aincrl ; < ; an School a
ol" tlic Pnst.
After a long and precarious existence the
German-American school has abandoned the
old ijuartors in Germunla hull and moved to
111 South Twentieth street , where it will bo
known as the Humboldt Academy. The old
building had outlived its usefulness for
school purposes. Dr. lintmicclotti's veteri
nary hospital on ono side shut off some of the
light from the pastern class rooms , while the
proposed creche would have the same ctfoct
on the west. The rooms wore therefore
badly lighted nnd ventilated nnd the
change was rendered Imperative. Here
tofore , the school has been under thodirection
of the turn vcrein , who have resorted to
many expedients to keep it in existence.
Under the new order. Prof. Hcmplo Is to bo
the dlrector/.thotigh the ladies of the German-
American school as also the vcrein have
pledged theniselvo * annually to pay a certain
amount toward sustaining the Institution.
The balance Prof. Homplc proposes to supply
by tuition.
It is the intention to raise the standard of
the ] school and pl.ico it on the grade of an
academy.
. The vacated rooms in the old hall will bo
converted by the turn vorcin into parlors nnd
reception rooms.
A Prominent Mcrolinnt In Trouble
Old moneybags mopes in his ofllcc nil dav ,
As snappish nnd cross as a boar ;
Tlio clerks know enough to keep out of his
wav ,
Lest tlio merchant should grumble and
swear.
Even Tabby , the cat. Is in fear of a cuff ,
Or a kick , if she ventures too near ;
They all know the master is apt to be rough ,
And his freaks unexpected and queer.
What makes the old fellow an surly nnd grim ,
And behave so confoundedly mean !
Tncro's certainly something the matter with
hire-
Is it stomach , or liver , orspleonl
We've guessed it his liver Is sluggish and
bad ,
His blood is disordered and foul.
It's enough to mnko any ono hopelessly mad ,
And greet his best friend witli a growl.
The world-wide remedy , Dr. Piorcu's
Golden Medical Discovery , will correct
11 disordered liver und purify the blood ,
one your system and build up your llebh
and strength.
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MOULOEHS MOVING.
They Are FollmvIiiK Union Paclllo Pat
terns to Get Work.
Keferring to an interview with a mechanic
of the Union Pacillc shops , published in Tin :
BUB of a few days ago , regarding thu foun
dry , the letter below has been received. It
is written by a moulder. It will bo observed
that while the correspondent corrects the re
porter in ono instance , it is only to'inako the
state of affairs in the foundry worse than
they were represented in the interview. The
correspondent writes :
"The article in TUB Bnn of August 10 is
all a mistake. On Wednesday , the 15th , there
were ten moulders got their time checks.
They gave us no chance to corao back to go
to work. I have boon working here ton
months , and wonted as hard hero as in nny
other foundry I have been in. I have my
wife and children here , but I must go. I am
sorry to leave Omaha , but there is no work
for mo hero. I have my grip packed and am
going to leave for Kansas City to-morrow ,
whore live of the moulders loft for last weelc ,
and wo expect a good many more will follow
us shortly. "
To enrich nud quicken tlio circulation
of the blood , and to reform irre ulnr-
itios of the system , use Or. J. II. Mc
Lean's strengthening cordial and blood
purifier.
THE ATTACHMENTS GO ON.
The Sheriff Still levying On
Mr. Mayno nnd Mr. Corhott's uttornoy
both stated Monday in the presence of each
other ton Hen reporter th.it the difference
between Mr. Corbott nnd Mr. Mayno in re-
garu to the forecloauro of a chattel mortgage
on Muyno's stock to satisfy the mortgage
had been settled and that the stock that had
been removed from Mr. Uedick's barn had
been returned to Mr. Mayno.
Notwithstanding , Deputy Sheriff Houck
was instructed Tuesday afternoon to go to
the fair grounds and attach tlio horses that
nro in training on the track thoro. They are
Ashby and Clifton E. When the olllcor
went to take them , Mr. Collins , the proprie
tor of the barn , offered such resistance that
ho had to bo arrested and brought into the
city. Ho wanted to keep tlio horses to se
cure himself for an unpaid feed and care bill
of $ ! > ( > .
The trotters wcro taken to Not Brown's ,
nt the Merchant's hotel , who guvo n receipt
for them , and they were sent back to Mr.
Collins' stable.
The deputy went to the track yesterday
to appraisethem. .
It is by copying utter nature , that mnn
gets beat results. Dr. .Tones' Roil Clover
Tonic is nature's own romcily , is
purely vegetable , can bo taken by the
most delicate. Cures nil stomach , kidney -
noy and liver troubles. 60 cents. Good
man Drug company ,
The niK Belfast Strike.
liEi.r.vsT , August . The trouble in the
ship yards hero , which resulted in the lock
out of 3,000 shipwrights , la duo to the strike
of 800 bollcrniakcrs.
In another column of this issue will bo
found an entirely now nnd novel speci
men of attractive advertising. It is ono
of the neatest over placed in our paper
nnd wo think our readers will bo well
repaid for examining the surroSRD
display letters in tlio advortisotnont of
Prickly Ash Bittors.
Colonel Mnxoii Hotlrccl.
WASHINGTON , August 21. Colonel John S.
Mason , Ninth infantry , was to-day retired
from active service.
. -wcaflspsajBfis g
GREATREMEOY
nboumatliin , "Neuralgia , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , llaoknch * . Toothache , Her
Throat , Bwolllng , SprfUni , BruU f >
Ilurns , Scalds , Krost-bltes.
kldl > yDraliUsii > DMl nET r > b r . riftyOBtl
| beCU I * A. VogelerCo. , IaUo.Mli.
CALIFORNIA !
Tllti LAND OP
DISCOVERIES.
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LAB ] CTINEtOCoTOBilV.LLECAL.
Santa Abio : and : Cat-R-Cure
For Sale by
Goodman Drug Co.
Tbo b kt r.cd sorest Beme-Jy for Core of
all dlseueg eaastd by tny dcraogement of
tlio Liver , Klilnrys , Stomach and Bowela.
Dyipopsta , Sick Headachi ) , CotstlpaHon ,
nillaaa Complaints sad Hularlaof all klntle
yield readily to the beneficent laflnenco of
It is pleasant to the tart , tones up the
system , restores end prescrres health.
It la purely Vegetable , end cannot fall to
prove beneficial , both to old and young ,
As n Blood Purifier it is superior to all
others. Sold everywhere at 91.00 a bottle ,
( UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
W OVKK A MUjMONDtSTKIHUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
Incorporated by the legislature In 18W , forKcl-
ucatlonal nnd Charitable purpose , -ma Its fran
chise made a p.irt of the present Stnto Constitu
tion , lu 1ST1 ! ' oy nil overwhelming popular vote.
ItsHKAN'nCXTllAOItMNAUVDllAWINGS.
take place Senil-Annunlly. ( June and December )
and Its GHANI * SINOLK Nt'-MIHHl DUAW-
1NOS take place on eaeli of tlio other t en months
in tlio year , nnd niv all drawn lu public , nt the
Academy of Music , New Orleans , 1,8.
"Wo do hereby certify that wo nupervl&o the
arrangements for nil the Monthly and 8oinl-An-
nual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery
Comnany. nnd In person manage and control
the Dr.iwlnas themselves , and that the game
nvo conducted , with honesty , talriiess , and In
L'ood faltn toward all parties , nnd wo authorize
the company to use this eertillrate , with fac
similes of our signatures attached , In Its udvei-
tlsoments. "
COMMIBSION'RHS.
Wo the nmlorslBned Hanks anil imnki > rs will
pay all 1'riztM drawn In The Ijonlstnnn State
I.otterlm which may ho jirwented lit our conn-
It. \VAI.MSIjKV , Prcs. Loiilstima Nut. Ilk.
I'llllllti : I.ANAUX. 1'res. Stntu Nnt'l me.
A. HALDWIN , 1'res. New Orleans Nnt'l Ilk.
OAllfi KOIIN.l'res. Union National Dank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWIHG ,
In thn Academy of Music , Now Or
leans , Tuesday , Sept. 11 , 1888.
CAPITAL PfcIZE , $300,000 ,
100,000 , Tickets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves $10 ; Quarters $5 ; Tenths $2 ;
ieths $1.
LIST OF I'UIZES.
i ntr/E OF sioo.tioo i . esoo.ox
1 1MIIZK OK 11KVWO Is . lOD.OUO
1 1'HIZK . OK 5U.OOO id . HJ.OOII
"VOX ) Is .
y 1MII/.KS OK 10,000 are .
fi PH1/E80H' 6.001) ) lire . Si.UH )
25 IMtl/.KMOK J.OJU nru . .oau
1(10 ( I > II/.KSOK ( 5(0 ( are .
VIU/.KSOK IIOJ are . MI.OOO
COO PH1/.ES01' ' \XU are . 100.WJO
AITHOXIXIATION PHIZES.
100 1'rlzes or .r > 00 ore . noooo
1UU do HOO are . Jill.OO'l '
100 do -JO are . HO.UUO
Ji 3 do 100 are
VM do 100 are , . IW.UOO
3,131 Prizes , amounting to . 11,054.600
NOTK. TlckcH drawing Capital 1'rlioi uro not en-
tllleilto t ruiln l I'rlios.
jyt'on Cr.tni HATKI , or any further Information
duslrod , wrlto IcKlblr tot bo umlorilKneit , clearly stut-
Init your retlilenco , wllh'fctate , County. Hiruct and
.Number.More rapid return mull Oullury will lia us-
BUTCH ! by your enclosing aa cnvclopo bearlnit four
full attnrosH.
Benil 1'O.VI'AL NOTIW , Kxpro * > .Moner Ordcri , of
New York ExcUanue lu ordinary letter , Currency by
Kxpicss ( at our ( expense ) iiddri'ssod
A. 1IAU1 IIlti
or I. A. DAUPHIN , New Orleans , La. ,
Wusliiniilon , I ) . C.
Address RegisteretFlelters to
NE\V OHLHANS NATJONATi HANK.
_ Kow Orleans , La.
l)11lTT\f"nTl ? That Ilio presence of Oen-
ItllliMrjiMailllli crala llcaurruard and Kar-
ly , who are In rhanie of the ilrBwlnits. ! n guarantee
of atxoluto f ulrntsa and IntroKritr. that tltu chances
uro ell equal , and thni no "no cau posslblr illvlna
what number * 111 druw nprlie.
"UKMK.MIIKIt , l o. that tlio payment ofPrUesIs
nUAIIA.NTKKllIir hlUU NATro.VA ( < HANKS of
New Orleans , and the Tickets uru elgned by the 1'rosl-
tlent of an Institution , vrhote churtcrod rluliW uro
recounlte.il In the highest Courts ; therefore , buwaro
of any ImltaUODi or anonymoui nchemei. "
SteekPiano
Kemartahle for powerful iymp
Ihetle tone , pUablo action and ah-
oluta durability. BO y tars' record , ,
th * best gu rante ot th excU-
ieuc of tnea * InstruineuU.
WOODBRIDGEBROS ,
PEERlESf DYES
MEDICAL' ' 5UR6IGAUNSTITUTE ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRU 3ES.
Best facilities , npt > aratua and rctnciUcs for su < .
"e.vsful treatment ul'rvctv form ol dUc.ise icqnlr
ing Mcdlcnl or Surgical I'reatnient.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard nnd attendance : beet ho pitll nccoiiimt'
il.itioni in the west.
WRITK rou CIBCCTARS on Deformities am *
llrnccs , Trauscs , Club 1'ect , Curvatme of tin
Spine , Plies , Tumor * , Ccac-r , Cat.mli , Ilror.clilll *
Inhalation , Klectricltv , Pnrnly-ils , Kiillcixy KM
ney , Bl.iiltler , Uye , liar , SUin aud llloou , tit'd nil
Snrijlcnl Operations.
Dlsonsoe of Wornon a Specie.y. !
HOOK ON DI9EACE8 Of WOEEN KlIFfi.
ONLY RELIABLE HELICAL INSJ1TUTE
MiKi.vn A erccui/rr or
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Illood Dlfcase ) successfully treated. Bvpli-
Uitlc 1'oiMii removed from ( lie B > stem without
mercury New restorative treatment far los ol
Vital Power Peisons unable to vMIt us may lie
tte.Ueil at home l > y corrc'poiulencc. All rumtmi
nl.-niloiis confidential Medicines or ! n * > trimictit < <
jient by innil or express , tccurely packed , no
marks to indicate contents or Fender One per-
onal interview prcfctrcil. Call mid consult ui or .
fetul history of your case , nnd we will send in
plain wrapper , our
BCOSt TO MEN , FREE ;
Upon Private. Special or'Netvous D ! tasc . Itu
Voteiicy , Syphilis. C.leet and Varicocile , with
cationM. \ . Address
Uintihn Medical it nil . inrnleal ftntlltnlfot
DR. Mc ENAR/lY / ,
Cor. 13th ana Oois ! Sli. . ittAHA.NEB.
Dublin anil
From New York Every Tuesday ,
\ibln jmisngo & " > und } . " > 0 , according to location
01 ttnte loom , r.xrm.slon , ? | M to J0. !
Stcermc ; > to nr.il from Kuropo nt Lowest Itutes.
VUST1X IIAUMVIN Ar CO. . ( Jeil'l Agents ,
fil llro.idwny. New \ork ,
OIIN DliaKN. : OCn'l Western Agent ,
1IU Itaml.ilph .St. , Chicago.
IAIIUV K. .MOOHKS , Agent. Umnhu.
Ituiluccil Cnbiti Kates to Ghi'-yow Ex
hibition.
t
And such an one as will be duly appreciated by the general public , is to be inaugurated.
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It is almost unnecessary for us to go into dISails with regard to the quality , etc. , of our stock
as it is conceded by everybody that it is unapproachable by any ready-made clothing in the
country. Our last consignment consisted of an assortment of the
Any mortal man could behold , and we will quote prices on these and all other goods for this
occasion , that will induce the most inveterate bargain seekerto purchase.
$ 8.0O buys a Seymour Sack Suit , which was made to order for $2O.
1O.OO buys a One Button Sack Suit which was madeto order for $22.
11.00 buys a Straight-cut Sack Suit , which was made to order for $28.
14.00 buys a Railroad Sack Suit , which was made to orderfor $30.
17.0O buys a Four Button Cutaway Suit , whicnwas made to order for $4O.
21 OO buys a One Button Cutaway Suit , which was made to order for $5O.
22.00 buys a Bannockburn Cheviot , Sack or Frock , which was made to order for $6O-
25 00 buys a Crepe Worsted , ( imp , ) 4-Button Cutaway , which was made to order for $ b5.
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mttSl m * mKMMi H ea > M wr * - * " * mtmrn * * vmr m
$15.00 Buys a Cassimere Prince Albert Snity/Mcli was made to order for $37
SIS 00 Euys a Cheviot Prince Albert Buit , wliicli was made to order for 9 45.
S22 OO Biws a Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit wliicli was made to order ipr 850.
$25.00 Buys a Hobby jiii Glieck , light color , which was made to order for $60.
S30.OO Eiiys an Imported Worsted , sa/tin lined , which was made to order for $7O.
$35.0O Buys a Clay Worsted , silk lined , which was matte to order for $80.
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A Nobby ( inl Complete tine of runtnloons from , J2.7 < 5 to ? IO. All itltcrntlonalo improve a fit done free of chtirye.
1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119
Three Doors Eastofi2th Street.
Omaha , Neb. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to
DYSPEPTICS
REJOICE
In the Mild nnd Certain
Action of
TABBANT'S SELTSSB
APERIENT.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
rpnE SCIENCE OF LIFE , the
-great Medical Work ot the
ag on Manhood , Nerrcma and I
Pbyttcal Debllltr , Premature '
Decline , Error ! of Youth , and
the UD told mUerleiooni < iuent
thereon , COO pagei 8vo ,
prucrlptlont for all dUeuci.j
Cloth , full gilt , only ! .00 , t)1
mall , scaled. Illnttratlt o sample free to all young
and rolddlO'ascd men. Bend now. Tlio Gold and
Jewelled Medal awarded to the author by tag Na
tional Medical Aiioclatlon. Addresi I' . O. box
1SS3 , Uoiton , SJasi. , or Dr. W. JI. PAIUCntgrad
uatof Harvard Medical Collesre , M years'practice
In Boston , who may b * consulted confidentially
Bpeclalty.DUeaiesoIUan. OfflcoNo.4I3ulfltictiiit.
FEIWVBOYAI * WAFEHfl ore
jccesifuUy used monthly by orer 10,000
iLadles. " Are Safe. Effectual and Pleasant
perboxbyroalloratdrueelsts. Sealed
Tsx ECTUXA COMICAL uL , Dirxorr , ificu.
F0r gale and by mail by ( loodman
Drug Co , , Otnalwt
Burlington
Route
C.B.8QR.R ,
The Burlington takes the lead.
It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska.
It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car
service between Missouri river points and Chicago.
It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of
Omaha and the West a fast mail service.
It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from
the East into Omaha propar.
It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of
passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago.
It was in advance , and is the only line by which you can
feavo Omaha in the morning rind arrive in Denver the
evening of the same day.
It has been progressive in the past.
it will lead in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington.
Ticket Office , 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250.
Depot on Tenth Street.
AMU
CONSTIPATION
Effectually Cured hy
TABEANTS BELTZEB
APE3IBHT.
TruM.eomblcid. Ouiranlteatho
only one In tbo world ertntratlut
contl ou Bltitria if ilnonitu
nirrml. S lentlUe. fowerlal , Durnble ,
forltblo < uid KtfwtlTo. Arold Iraudi
. . rB.OOOcur d.
ALNO KUEOtlllO IIKI.TD KOU
On. HORME. l v Mica. 101 WAOASH AVE. . CHICACO.
LOWEST RATES !
AND BEST TERMS !
Responsible rppreientnttves wanted. Call or
write UH.
BURNIIAM , TKBVliTT ts MATTIS ,
* ' "
Ileutrice
FOENTAIN
KINE ) OUT AN ID F LUQ
_ lncomxrbly the Bait.
L. A. NO.IKl-I'HOl'OS.U.S
\T0.2 . . . - FOK AllMV
-L > Bupplloi Olllce of I'nrclmsfnK and Depot
( 'omnil'sarles of SubsistenceU. S. Arniy.Omaha
Neb. , AUK. auth. JK&8.foaled proposals In trip
licate , subject to the usual conditionwill * be re
ceived atthU olllce until It o'clock u. m.central
standard tlnio. on Thursday , the & ) th dy of
September , 1 * * * , at which tlnio and placu they
w 111 bo opened In the presence of bidders , for
the furnishing and delivery at Omaha. Nu\ > . , the
the following army supplies , viz : I'nrk ; bacon ;
liard-braidcorn-intMlbaconbreakfast ; ; ; cheese ,
V. A ; crackers ; Hour , family : hams , SI' ; lard ;
and oatmeal , conked. The right Is reserved to
reject any or all bldi. HlanV proposals and
spoclllc.itlnns showing In detail the artlclos and
< iunntltlet required aud giving full Informutlun
as to condition ot contract , will ha f urulHhed on
implication to thin olllce. J.V. . llAHUKlHIt ,
MaJ and U. 8. , U. S. A. - " ' " - " ' '
Tanslll's ' Punch Cigars
wore ehlppod dnrlns the post
two years , without a drum
mer in our enipIOK No other
noiino In the world can truth-
fiillyiuftkoBuch a BLowln .
Ono neont ( dealer oulyl
wanted la ouch town.
SOLO BY UAOING DRUGGISTS.
R.VV.TANSILL& C0..55 Slate St.Chlr.aqo.
JOSEPH 01LLOTTS
STEEL PENS
COLD MEDAL'PARIS EXPOSITION tsts.
Nos. 3O3-4O4-I7O-0O4.
THE MOST FEB ? CT OF PEN3 ,
ARE THE BEST
' Tlio largest , fattest and Diio c in the world.
'auungor accoinuodallcius unuicellod.
fiiew VorJi lo Uliiteotv vln I ouiloudrrrr ,
. AuK.25in I ITIIIOI'IA : . font. IMh
SopU 1st I ANrnolllA . hepU 2-'d
iHnpt. Bill I IIEVOSIA . Kept. Rth
NUW VOHKTO I.IVKKI'OIII , VIA UL'EKNuroWf ) .
The Celebrated I Largest ami Unml ! ' I Sopt. 6th
hteaiiKhln I teiiger Hteamor la I OCT. ilrd
CITV Of IIOSIK | the World. | OCT. UK
Saloon passHiie to CIs'KO" " . Derry , I.lTerpool.Helfast
ur ( juKonstowii , KM und upwunli i > er Glntitnrr Hteam-
ers. ttU ami iipnanli for c-lly of Home , beoonit-clax
K'U. Hi-turn UcknK nt rotuced rulds made avallubla
Inr either ruulo. oifurliiu mtnrsliinlsts the prlriiFKe
of eelnir the Norlh unit South o ( Ireland , the Hirers
Merioyand iilotuitsiueC'lydu. | Htt'cruife Ku. Anchor
I.lnu tlrurtt iwynhlu free of charge , snM at lowest
rules. Km- book of tours , tickers X > r further lalormi-
tlouupplyto
HENDEBSON BROS. , 72 La Salla St..0hieag ,
Or to nny ot our local uenl .
? r. J.
Surgeon and Physician ,
OOlre N. W ( Xirner lUh iiLj l < oiilm St. UfflM
telephone , < 0j ; UualUoQC * tolopUon * . & 04 4