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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATCTKDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1888 :
DREW THE LINES CLOSELY ,
An Interesting Session of tbo State
Missionary Convention.
A SPLITON THE WHISKY QUESTION
BcTornI ofthc Mcnil > crn Strongly Ob
ject lo lining Committed to itio
Support of t Ito I'rotilltUlcm
CnmlldatcB.
LINCOLN BfiicAn orTup. OMAHA Br.n , )
WZ ) I' SlIlKF.T , [
LINCOLN , August 31. )
Tlio mot Intorostltif ? session of the Htnto
missionary convention of the Christian
church , which closes this evening , took pluco
to-day. During the tlmo allotted fop the re
port of the comlttcos Stnto Evangelist Har
row Introduced a resolution declaring in
favor of temperance and sobriety and de
ploring the evils of the whisky trufllc. The
resolution was generally esteemed timely
nnd thcru was an evident spirit for 1U
UiianlmnuH adoption. Hut It tvns not brond
end ( weeping enough to milt some of the
ladies tuid third party members of the con
vention , nctl Mrs. George E. lilgelow , wife
of the prohibition candidate for governor ,
modrstly nroso nnd fttutod that the ladies of
the church had not bven treated fairly iu the
disposition of thu committees , and asked tlio
privilege of introducing An amendment
to the resolution , declaring it to
be the scnte of the cauvcntion that morality ,
toiypenmco and sobriety uro not only fa-
vorfctl , but that tno whisky tariff can only bo
suppressed by and through the prohibition
party , and that the convention ntiiuds com
mitted to It. This proved a mlto too much
nnd matters grow iutercHllngat once. There
were true blue republicans present nnd a
democrat or two as well , and the ghost re
fused to down without a straggle , Equal to
the emergency , KIder T. .1. U'llIUiL'son , of
Nebraska City , moved the substitution of the
sixteenth verse o ( the llrst chapter of Ko-
mnns as an amendment to the amendment ,
end the discussion became general. Elder
W. T. Maupin , of Hustings , iuru.vcd liuuseU
against Mrs. Higcluw and opjKHcd her
amendment on the broad ground that politics
or political questions ought not to bo wedged
into the deliberations and procedure of re
ligious conventions , and cited the fact
that in the general convention of
the church , at which Elder Isaac
Krrelt , one of the foremost , if not thu
ablest man of the church , presided , a sim
ilar resolution had promptly been ruled oat
of order. This statement greatly relieved
Chairman Hriscou , who was in a rather
warm position , lint the buttlo did not
cease. Kov. A. D. Finch also upoho agulnst
the amendment , lint the earnest voice of
the tempters , MM. Ulgelow mid Miss Mlnnlo
Shell , uidcd by Kovs. Johnson and Van
Clove , won the hour , and on putting the resolution
elution In the order amended won the battle ,
but against a vigorous minority , who died
kicking. Hut a majority of the ministers
present voted the question out of the conven
tion. The vote , of the ladies did the work.
Editor Wolfenberger was there to cheer
them with his magnetic presence.
Last evening A. McClain , of Cincinnati.
O. , delivered on address on "Missions. "
Elder Williamson preached the morning ser
mon. Tlio session closed with mi address by
\V. P. Ayle&worth , president of Fnlrfleld college -
lego , on "Tho Life of Alexander Campbell. "
IlKPCDIATKit HHII HOND3.
School district No. 0 of Sherman county Is
seemingly trying to shako the payment of
her bonds , negotiated to the Chemical Na
tional bank of New York on thu 1st of July ,
1874. At tbo annual meeting of the school
district the April before tlio vote was cost
authorizing the issue of bonds to the amount
of $4,000 for the purpose of building a new
school DOUJO. The issue was made , properly
signed and entered for record with the
county clerk of Sherman county , and
the bonds were bought by the
Chemical National bank. The inter
cat was promptly paid each year until
the semi-annual Interest dues of 1879 were
demanded , when payment of cither interest
or principal were denied. The bonds were
all properly signed. E. S. Atkinson , county
clerk , had attested this correctness witli his
signature and seal. Upon this records of gen
uineness the bank stated purchased the
bonds for a valuable consideration , and be
fore they became duo. The county clerk ,
'county commissioners and county treasurer
have been repeatedly notified of the repeated
rofusali of payment , ana have been asked to
levy a tax to liquidate the debt , but upon
technical grounds have repeatedly refused to
do so , unknown to the rolntor , stating that
the only remedy is the supreme court of thu
state ; hence the action of the state of Ne
braska ex rol. The Chemical Na
tional bank of Now York. City
vs School District No. 0 ot Shcr
man county et al , is brought in the
upronio court of the state for a writ of man
damus to compel the district board of said
district to make a report to the county clerk
und board of county commissioners of the
amount of the indebtedness of said district on
the bonds and the amount of taxes necessary
to levy in order to meet and pay the debt. If
this should bo deemed burdensome to provide
for the payment of one-third , or such portion
as is possible and annually thereafter in au
equal apportionment.
BlltnS FOU TUB I'ENITRXTIAUT.
Hcddy , as ho Is known in Lincoln , is a hard
pill. Ho played a game at evil doing yester
day that failed to work. Ho now languishes
in juil in couscaucuce. J. W. Asher , on his
way from Culbcvtson to Alton , 111. , alighted
from the ilyor yesterday morning to visit a
young man who is m the county jail on the
charge of murder. The parents of the unfor
tunate young man bad asked this favor of
him. On his return to the depot saloon ho
was asked to join a couple of toughs in a
game of poker. He consented. Ho played u
few hands and discovered thut ho was being
itccccd , and asked to be released from the
game , stating that ho was a novice at it and
promised to set up the drinks. "AU right , "
Bald his associates , and the drinks were or
dered. llut.no sooner had Asher swallowed
his portion than sickness seized him and ho
risked to Ho down. Ho was shown to a room.
Ho wua soon iu deep slumber. His money
und "lay-over" ticket was appropriated ,
nnd on awakening ho discovered his predica
ment. Ho raised u racket , was placed
under arrest by OHU-ers Mitchell and Pound
nnd waa committed to the city Jail for the
night. Tills morning his case was so thor ,
oughly established that ho was released , and
t Suporiiitenidout Culvert , of the Burlington ,
furnished him transportation , anu he went
on his way rejoicing. Noddy was arrested
and In default of bail was committed to the
county Jail. Grunt La llhmch will keep him
company. f It is thought that these two men
relieved Aslier of his railroad ticket and
money. Ucddy is Dcliovod to bo an all-around
crook.
CITVSnwt AXTl NOTES.
General Lecse returned last evening from
Isorfolk , whbro ho spent n day or two with
the Grand Army reunion boys.
The business men of Mlndcn tiled a protest
with the state board of transportation to-day
against the enforcement of the order reduc
ing freight tariffs.
General Van \Vvek _ passed through tha
city last evening en route for Hlldrotn ,
Franklin county , whore , to-day , he addresses
a farmers' picnic. The general expressed
the opinion that the campaign will bo more
than ordinarily interesting this year.
Tlio Sixth ward republicans have arranged
for n grand rally Saturday evening. After
the parades , In which the Lincoln flambeau
club will participate , the crowd will congre
gate at Erb' hall , whore the mooting- will be
addressed by Hon. J. L. loty and Hon. W.
H. Woodward.
Tlio sale ot lots at the university campus
yesterday aggregated $3,315. While the sale
was not as largo as was anticipated , tha
Christian people are very well satisfied. A
' peed Impression was made and confidence in
the enterprise was greatly strengthened.
The site Is certainly one of the moat beauti
ful in all the surrounding country.
Dr. McGrow. of Auburn , was In Lincoln
to-day In cookultatlon with Judge H ready , ol
Iteatrice. to-day. The gentlemen were hcr <
on legal business.
Don't disgust everybody by bawk up ,
blowing nnd spitting , butuso Dr. Sage's
Cuturru Remedy and bo cured.
ClenriiiRtkc Streets.
The hoard of public works and council art
making every effort to got the streets in pro
srntablu slajxi for the fair week. They can
not force property owners to suspend wort
on the permanent sidewalks , but the major ]
Ity of contractors have promised to clean up.
All paved streets not covered by the sweep-
In contract will bo gone over at least once
by tbo city. The following streets have not
heretofore made the rcqualntnnco of the
( weepers , but for this occasion Fanning &
Slnvln will go over them once at a cost
of VK ) :
Sixteenth street- south to Vmton , St. Ma
ry's avenue , Twentieth street. Farnam from
1 hlrtleth west , Turnings from Thirtieth west ,
Cass , CtilciiKO , Davenport , California , from
Sixteenth street west , Twenty-sixth street ,
Twoity-llfth avenue and Sovcuth street
Sixteenth , Tenth , Douglas nnd Farnam
will bo swept twice during the week Instead
of once as ordinarily.
The board lias been lifter Dr. Mercer for
the p st two weeks to induce him to close up
the gaps in his "rust streaks" nnd pave ba-
tween the tracks , but ho heeds them le-w than
the murmuring of soft summer brecTCs.
FOIl ShUtS l'IjKSSM3S3
UPC HnrHriird'rt Aclil Phosphate.
D . C. K. mm : . Hcllorillc , 111. , says : "I
have found It , and it alone , to bo capable of
producing a sweet and natural alocp in cases
of insomnia from overwork of the brain.
which so often occurs la active professional
nnd business men. "
Pnvcmcnt * .
A great deal of activity In the laying of
paveiiirnts is being displayed Just now , up
wards of 3,000 yards , It Is estimated , being
laid dally. Leavenworth street will require
about two weeks mote , when It will furnish
a line drive of easy grades from the river to
Thirty-seventh street. The cedar block pav
ing of Twentieth is completed from Uodgoto
Caas , and by Saturday night the four-track
portion from C.iss to dialing \vill be linished.
The material Is all on tno ground for the
southern portion from Pierce to Center , aud
work will bo rapidly prosecuted as soon as
the waiter and gus companies are out of the
way , which will be in a day or two. West
Cuming street is being prepared for a. further
extension of the cedar blocks , and Popplcton
avenue is tinUhcd ,
Food makes Blood nnil Blood makoa
Beauty. Improper digestion of food
necessarily produces bad blood , result
ing in n feeling of fullness in the stomach
ach , acidity , heartburn , sickheadacbo ,
and other dyspeptic symptoms ; A closely
confined life eau > c * indigestion , consti
pation , biliousness and loss of appetite.
To rotnove these troubles there is no
remedy equal to Prickly Ash Bitters.
It IIIIH been tried and proven to bo a
specific.
DAY.
It Promises to no One of tlio Most In
teresting * Scon In Oinulin.
The success of the panada of commercial
travelers on "Drummer's Day' ! is finally as
sured. The original anticipation was for
about 150 drummers nnd a proportionate num
ber of floats. So far , ! ! 5U travellers have sent
In applications for the regulation silk hat ,
nnd , as many are already provided , tlio man
agement are warranted in their anticipation
of COO uniformed men in line. A Lincoln
contingent comes with its own band nnd ap
plications for i > ositons ! are coming
in from all parts of the country. The
committee has been forced to put a limit to
the number of wagons in lino. Two hun
dred and fifty have been , allotted places ,
which will include some beautiful displays
and will be confined exclusively to the Jobbing
und manufacturing houses.
South Oinnhn will be represented by
floats from all the packing nnd com
mission houses and u troop of cow
boys mounted on bronchos. Tlio Richardson
Drug company will appear with one of the
floats used in the procession of the Veiled
Prophets at St. Louis , nnd the Continental
Clothing company are bringing from IJoston
a consignment of old continental
uniforms cocked hats , blue coats , shoo
buckles and all with which they will uni
form a procession which will bo one of the
most picturesque features of tLo day. A
number of other houses are getting up elab
orate floats. In all there will be a proces
sion covering forty blocks , and attended by
six bands.
Drink Malto , 25 contsabottlo.
Union Pad lie Locomotives.
Thirty now locomotives will reach the
Union Pacific yards during the next thirty
days. Two of them will arrive to-day ,
nnd the remaining twenty-eight immediately
after. Twenty of them will DO the ordinary
eight-wheel standard , and ten of them switch
engines.
If you need a perfect tonic or blood
purilier , take Dr. Jones' Red Clover
Tonic. It speedily cures all troubles ol
the stomachjddneys and. liver. Can betaken
taken by the most delicato. Price 60
coots. Goodman Drug Co.
A Bank Sold.
Colonel Henry has told out his Bank of
Omaha , on tlio corner of Thirteenth nnd
Jones and been succeeded by Frank Wasser-
man , A. B. Powell , und August Bcnzou.
Those who take Dr. Jones' Rod Clover
Tonic never huvo dyspepsia , costivo-
ncss , bad broatn. piles , pimples , nguo
and malaria , poor appetite , low spirits ,
hcadacho or kidney troubles. Price 50
cents. Goodman Drug Co.
Jack Kiltctt.
Young Jack Killott , who spent last winter
in this city , fought a finish fight with Jack
Murphy , at Rutherford , Now Jersey , lasi
Tuesday , nnd knocked him out in the third
round. The light was for a purse of $200 ,
and young Killott showed himself to bo more
than an ordinary good muu.
For delicacy , for purity , nnd for im
provement of the conjploxion nothing
equals Poz/.oni's Powder.
A Nnbrnsknn In Mnlne.
M. V. Gannon , a member of the Douglai
county bar , Is making a campaign tour
through Maine. Ho was billed to speak in
Lewiston last Monday night. The Courier o :
that city , in speaking of Mr. Gannon , style :
him as tbo roost eloquent Irish orator in tin
United States. It is claimed ho is having a
triumphal tour through the state.
DON'T SCOLD
n man for groaning when he has
Itheuraatiam or Neuralgia. The pain
Li limply awful. No torture in the
undent times was were painful than
these twin diseases. Hut oughtn't
a man to bo blamed if , having lUicu-
mnti-un or Neuralgia , he wont use
Ath-lo-pho-ros , when it has cured
thousands who have suffered in the
same vrity T It has cured hundreds
ufter physicians hate pronounced
them incurable.
"Too ell ! of BT phrtlclina ooald not
eafnmaal ItheamatiBiuwhlcti had Mttled
la tb hip * , cvck and thoulilvn. 80 IntenM
latbanilnthat ! MP w ilmoat impoi-
eibla. The nr t doMt ot Athlonhoroa cave
M rwiaf. and th ibird eoahteu BM to ble p
fo/four and a half hour * without waking.
KwUaued Iu us * , and am now wall. * *
HEY. M. 1L. TKOYKK. Now Albaaj. Ind ,
* aTS nd 8 rcuta for tlie beautiful colored pic
ture , " iloortih Maiden. "
THEMTHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall SI. H.Y.
Vou can stop that scratching
and frvttlng byusInpSKAiiuuy's
HVDiioMAriiTiiOL riOAt * for Tet
inn i v/nil ter , Ecreino. npworm. Urouud
WILL YOU ota' '
EXCHANGE
*
, ' < yon wish to prevent conta
orv " * ! > " UUoasta
summer
rnn leitncr amone your family or
MIK > : our 'lomMtlo ' animals. ) burn
BBAUtinv's SUI.I-HUU cusni-ES
freely In yonr Clo < et , Cellars ,
KlU.hens , uutbouaea. Chicken
, j , BuWeSi , , oe
ilin inV 0 1 I\- * Absolutely no dang r
ANU JUT i ot nr .Thes candMarenaidj- !
auU always ready forlwmcdlati
u e.
.
aclies i uulna. ta
rm > ' MtLt , Tr.nt , Juno SO , 19-Tue
Bwlfl Bpoclllo CompAiir , Atlanta , On. Ocn-
tlemen : Ono of my children wns troubled
ulth rhminutl'r.i anil belli for about two
year * . Wo travo her Tarlom kinds ot mull
ein * , but without nroftt.nnd lii-ftn to UnpiUr
of curing her at an. 1 wa Jr uaiiltotry ( !
your UnrtlO Spocino. After h h > U uioil
rarrrol botllrt tha ilUciu * * all ( il.'ni-ppnnxl ,
anil tl > 9 li nmr a half , h'nrtr filicl -nltlijr
Klrl tvrrlre jrnn oU. Amxlier rhlM linl
jmtbrcnmoimicteil In the nann rrnjr , and I
* mtMlnfftheH.3. S. and nntlrlpnto prompt
oil jiertn.vi ut cure. N. 0. WAOUO.MSU.
RICH HILL , Mo , July 7 , 1W The Snlft
Bpoclllo Co , Allftnln , ( m. Oenllfiiirn ! Our
lltllo Klrl when but tlireo wceluolii lirokij
rut with tcrtmn. Wo ttlod tli pr crlUiun
from iHTernl K < x t ilcutnn , tut without any
dpcclut bcnfilt. Wa trlnl 8. B. 9 . nnil by the
llmnoeebntilo YIIU K * " > nr n il hcKiui tit
lieal , nnil by the tlum ! : hwl Kkna nix
I'Otttel inn w.iBcnmiilcti'ly nirot. ? < > w h
lia n full ami hrit huail of kutr n ni'ni't. '
hearty chUil. 1 In I It but my itulr t ui.ikj
tMiitatcnK-nf. HiMpwtfully , H. T. SMOUC.
OliTTOtnoni. T.K11. Juuo J * . W < - Th
BwlftSiieertrti.'rix. Atlanta , -Urtitlonim : :
In lH > i f rontrmtt l blnrM iwlM.n , nnil at PII >
fcOUghtapltyiKMaii , nlui trrittMl m lor *
urif MKmUn. Hy hit r.4rtc I wcut toCT.it >
Urclnrct ( .p-lnnn. Kv. , wliorn hH cwinu ot
trouncnt wa ciiefully obsrnotl. I rerov-
rreil , m I thought , but thu nott irrlni ; plm-
rle began to opp-nr oti roy Mi'e ni 1 boily.
Tlivse frradnally lnrrra - < t to rorn nml run
ning ulciTK. I oai ulvtu l In try 8. S. S. . anil
l.imii'illnti lynftortnMn t It I coniruoiu-ml to
Improrc. sluuly at II. st , but mori > rxpUlly
ofti-rwnnli , ami KOIIII uotblntt rrnialueil to
tell nf my tnmblv. Hy hlooil I now thor.
cunhly rlennseil , ami my "Jitetn trtotrtim
taint , nnil I ouo- ray pcpvat cf > n < 1lttnn a
perffCt our to > < wr m iUflne. Ichc irully
giro this statement that othor.l ho liu
t Ifforeil as I havr may n-ip tlm sivnr Iwnollt.
HAHDT M , BuftT , ! it Weft .Ninth St.
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HOMBB , Li. , May SS , lS3-The Swift Spcclflo
Co , AtUinta , O.v G ntlfnifii : About two
yonni nzo my Ri-nrrnl hrnlth cave war en
tirely. 1 was no Ueblllt tetl Ihnt I alraoit
despaired ot e pr frellnit vrull eala. All
thai the pliy < lclana ilono for ra broutrhtro
permanent rclloC. IrlrniU ItuiUttil thit 1
( boulil give 8. 8. 8. ft fair trial , although X
thought It would bu throwing away money.
After taking a thorough oonrs * . my hvntlli
Anil streniaU rvturnml , ami 1 iiiuit nav that
B. 8. a. iO.me curwi me , iu I dUcariUa all
other * whlln uilnn It. A a tonlo 1 can inoit
heartily r LM > miii nil It [ for general Cphlllty ,
R certainly i > a ipralllc.V. . F. nmcats , J. r.
HOMKII. Li. I know iTr. W. P. VtUitet , and
nil ; cay that his utttrmont U rorrect.
Jotani SitELTOK. Druyelit.
Tmtlso on Dlool ami Skin Discuses niilloj
free. Tun Swiirr SI-H.IKIU Co. , Drawer &
Atlanta , da.
u NPBEOBDENTBD ATTRACTION
OVlill A MlTjUON' DlbTKIUUTEO
Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
Incorporated by the Ipfflsluturo In IMS , forIM
licnttonol ami Charitable punxHei. und Its frnn
: hlsu nuulftu jmtt or the present State Constitu
tion. Iu 187fl , by an overwhelming popular vote.
ItsOKANDKX'rilAltllNAHYlltAWINOS. (
take plaro Seml-Aniiually , ( Juno anil DocHtnbiiri
uKi in a BAKU siNor.i ; NUMIIKII DUAW.
XCS take pluceoneachottlieotliertenmonths
.u the year , anil are all tlrawn In public , at the
iVcatlemv of Music , Now Orleans , la.
Wo ilo hereby cortlty that wo miporvlso the
.arrangements lor till tlm Monthly iintl Soiul-An-
iiual lU'awliiKX of Th I.ouWaua Statfi Lottery
Comuauy , nnil Iu peru luim-iiw ami control
the Jlrawinst tht'iusolvfs , uuil that the s ino
uro conilurteil with honesty , talracss , aaitlu
eood faltU toward nil partliw. mid we authorize
the company to uao this certlHcjte. with fac-
.tnilles of our sltfuaturoa attached , In Its advoi-
Iseiuonts. "
COMMISSIONKItS.
We the undersigned Hanks nnd Hankers will
: > nynll Prizes dr.iwn in The Ijoutsiiinii St.itu
Lotteries which way be presented at our coun >
11. ji. WATiMShRV , Vre-t. Txjimlaiia Nat. Ilk.
1'IEKKH I ANAUX , I'r s. Ktate Xafl Ilk.
A. HALDWIN , J'res. New Orleans Nafl Ilk.
CAHL KOHN. I'rei. Union Natlonnl Hnnk.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING ,
In tlio Academy of Music , Now Orleans -
leans TucbUny , Sopt. 11 , 1K88.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $300,000.
100,000 Tisfcets at Twenty Dlarj ! each.
Halves $10 ; Quariers $5 ; Teatta $2 ; Twen
leths $1.
J.IST OIT PIHXK3. .
1 PEIZR OF KWO.IIOO is . $ ? ki.T (
1 VKI/.r. or VOM is . joi > , < mo
i rur/.B OK 60,0'jo is . OOIKV >
IFltl/KOV i\WW Is . axilfl
aPltlVUiSOP 10.000 are . a,0W ) (
5P1UVOESOK 6H ( re . 2TiliOr
25 PU17.KSOP J.OOU are . SV.OIX
IM PK12KS OV & 0ard . 50.0K
n vnizhsop : x ) are
HW PIUSES OP aw re
AITI'.OXIMATION .
100 Prizes ot $3W are . W > , < ]
IOU do : > ) are . : ] 0,0 < O
100 do 200 ore . ) , IK . '
TF.lt.MIMAL I'HIZES.
099 do liU are . 99.BJ :
VJO do KX ) are . 'A ! * (
a.131 Prizes , amounting to . UlU.MaiJ
NOTK. Tickets ilrawlng Cupltnl I'rlios nronuteiv
titltxl to termlnnl t'n/o' .
Ui KoH CLUM HATi'S , or nnr further Information
desired , write legibly to tinuimernlitned , clearly stut-
Itut yotirntsldence , with Wtuto. Oonnty , Mrect ml
Nutubor. Mora rapid return moll dpllvvrr will lie u
mreil br Tour encloclnx ua vnrelope bearing your
Seed l-OSTAI * NOTES , Krpross Money Onlors. of
New Vuik KxchanKu Iu oMlimry Icttur , Curroucy by
EJIHUSS ( at ouropen o ) udaresneil
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or il. A. 1MUPIII.V.
WMblugton , D.C.
Address RegistereTLetters to
N1\V OULEANS NATlONAf. HANK.
Nu > r Urleium , I
Thiittho p
- cml. < lk aiiri' url ami Kur-
ly , wlioure In ulmruo of the Umntn.M. U aiiunrnnlee
of Absolute lalrnpsn nnd IntreKrlty , that tnu ctiuncuj
lire all oiiial | , nnd that no one can poanblr divine
wbatliunilicr wlllilmw nirlie. |
"UKMKMIIKH , also , ( hut llui paymunt of Prlze lt
OUAKA.NTKi : ! ) 11V kollll NATIONAL HANKS of
New Orleajis , ami the Ttckc'ti uro > Un d by the 1'roil-
dcnt of an institution , wh o clurtero I rlulits tire
rucounlieit In tlm hlitutiit Cuurta ; therefore , betrur *
of nui tmltutluni or Hnonrmoua cliomo. < . "
GOLD MEDAL , PAEIS , 1878.
BAKER'S
i
Warranted nfmottitely pure
Cocoti , from which the ezceu ot
OU has been removed IthatMrta
limit the itrtxglh of Cocoa mixed
with Starch , Arrowroot or Sugar ,
and li thcrcf ere far more economi
cal , totting ku Man one cent a
cup. It Is dillclous , nourishing ,
strengthening , easily digested , and
admirably adapted for Invalids as
well ai for p r ona In health.
Sold br Cri > or yrerjuhere.
W. BARER & CO , DorcliGSlcr , lass ,
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
Epps's Cocoa
BREAKFAST.
"IlT a thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which Korurn the operations of ilUestlon und nu
trition. aoU bj a careful appllratlon of the nne prop
erties ot well-selected Uocua , Mr. Kppi hai provided
our breakfast tahles Kiln u dcUcattly tlarored bever
age wiucli mar save us many heavy doctors1 hills , u
Is by tha Judicious use of surh artlckunt diet that a
constitution mar be gradually built up until strong
enoii li to resist ererr tendency to disease. Hun
dreds of subtle maladies are noiitlng around us
readr to attack uheterer them U a weak point. We
roar escaix ) many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood aud auroperlr nourished
ished fnime.-CltIl Bervlce Uazuttv.
Made rlmplr with bolllne water or milk. Bold only
In bull iwund tint by Grocers , labeled thus :
JAMES EPPS & CO , , IIESS3.tlllillSI.SSt ?
OTEDY EMPLOYMENT 0VS
m\ and enerteiio lady canvasser * resldlnH In this
.or other towns. No capital necessary. Goods
eell the rear round. Keference requlreit. Address
WIMTUljN AUKNTS1 bUl'l'liY CO..W3 lllth Are. ,
DRINK
MALTO
VERY FIN Cl U IT B ! !
And such an one as will be duly appreciated by the general public , is to be inaugurated.
It is almost unnecessary for us to go into details with regard to the quality , etc. , of 9ur 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
Finest Tailor-Made Clothing
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.
$ 8.00 buys a Seymour Sack Suit , which was made to order for $20.
1O.OO buys a One Button Sack Suit which was madeto order for $22.
11.OO buys a Straight-cut Sack Suit , which was made to order for $28.
14.0O buys a Railroad Sack Suit , which was made to orderfor $3O.
17.OO buys a Four Button Cutaway Suit , which was made to order for $4O.
21.OO buys a One Button Cutaway Suit , which was made to order for $5O.
22.OO buys a Bannockburn Cheviot , Sack or Frock , which was made to order for $6O.
25.OO buys a Crepe Worsted , ( imp , ) 4-Button Cutaway , which was made to order for $ ob.
$15.00 Buys a Cassimere Prince Albert Suit which was made to order for $37
$13.00 Buys a Cheviot Prince Albert Suit , which was made to order for $45.
$22.OO Buys a Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit which was made to order for $5O.
$95.OO Buys a KTobby Fin Check , light color , which was made to order for $60.
JB3O.OO Buys an Imported Worsted , satin lined , which was made to order for $7O.
$35.0O Buys a Clay Worsted , silk lined , which was made to order for $80.
vercoats , Beauties , from $8 Up ,
A A'oM y and Complete line of Pantaloons from $2.75 to flO. All alterations to improve a flt done free of cHarye.
Parlors ,
1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119
1 Three Doors East of I2th Street.
Omaha , Neb. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to
Left Liver
IS OUT OF ORDER ?
BEAD THIS IP IT IS.
APiuprletury Meilluuu tlmt uceda butaUla ]
to prove IU worth.
Dr , Calbder's ' Left liver Bitters ,
Tno only Dlstllle.1 Hitters In the United
States. The only Hitters recoipjizea by tli
United States Internal revenue laws as ft Pro
prietary Meilloliie. Lawfully Patented. No. ot
Patent I4-O.573. Contains no fusil olls.no
essential oils , no forelirn substance or ilnmag *
Ine UruKS. A perfectly pure medicine , com
pounded from Pure Uoot llerbs and Olil Peach ;
pleainntto tlm taste , quiet und decisive In Iti
effect. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow Jaundice In
Ova days. Hvgulatcs the Uowels. Invlcoratos
Inactive Liver , Cures Diseased Liver , Hevtves
the Kidneys , improrei the Appetite Quickly ,
negnlates the wuole system. New Life to tha
whola ijstbm.
Left Uicr lUtten uro olil In Omaliu , N'eb. , by the
fo lowing itruioilBta : Klctmrilanu tirais Co. , Special
Whok-iale , tor tlio Uruti Iniercst of Nebra > ka. llu-
t.illorii us followii :
( iootlman DriiKOo.V. . J. Wliltclioasc , T. W.Bpaf-
fanl , hiiui II. Furnsworth , brliroterii lUmrniacy ,
K\ihn& CoJohn lllnUi < li , .M. I'urr , J. A. KulliT .t
< o. , W.J. llunUtM. John H. Conlo , ( ! . .1. Krlcu , M.J.
Powell , F. II. ( iont < cli , John F. liuflsky , Morrvll'i
l'hiirm cy , James l-'otHTth , II. C. Hull , Dr.J. J. 8 Tlllo ,
C. M.C'rluar. K. Chumjler , llitlms I'tmrnmey , ( iur-
ney& UayX J.O. Khiir.J.V. . Cinrkn , J. 11.Schmidt ,
Max ISecht.J. H.Chrl > ten < on , W. K.Lambcnon , 11.8.
Cux , Max Conrad. 1'ruiik W. Vfxa , It. ltnnmu Hon ,
( ivorutf Uoi'dor , ll > > ilti Phiirmacy. C. A. Melchor.
llownnl Mcyeni. frunk IKllone A Co. , wholesale
dealen In Cisara and l.elt Liver Ultiera.
JOSEPH EILLOTTS
STEEL PENS
COLO MEDAL. PARIS EXPOSITION JST3.
Nos. 3O3-4O4-I7O-6O4.
THE MOST PEEPECT OP
THE CHICAGO AND
MORTH-
WESTERN
W ' RAILWAY.
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
Thaonly road to take for IX ) Molnes , Marsnallown
Cedar Uaplds.ritnton. Ulion , Chltavo , Milwaukee ,
and all i polnlt Kast. 'ft thu ponpla of Nebraika.Uolo-
nulo , Wyoming , Utah , Idaho , Mavada , Oregon. Wash-
loiston and California , It otfura superior adrantagei
not po slble by any other line.
AoionK a few of the numerous points of superiority
enjoyed by tbo patrons nf thli road between Omaha
and Chicago , are Its three trains a. day of HAY
COACUKS , which are tbe tlni-st tbat human art and
Ingenuity can create. Itsl'ALACKSI.KKl'lNl
the equal of wbloh cannot be found elsewhere. At
Council lllntrs , the trains of the Union I'm-lilo Hall
way connect la union depot with those of the CHI *
eaicoJtNoriUwestiirn Hy. In Culcagn the.tralna of
this line make close connection with those of ali
other Kastern linen.
th
"NORTH-WESTERN"
tt yon wish tbe best accommodation. All ticket
sL-rnts srtll tickets rla this lln .
u. uutaiirr , KP.viu so.v.
( ien'l Uanarer. Uen'l lm > 'r AKent.
W. N BAnCOCK. ea"velJielriVAiffnt ,
U.K.KIMUA1.U Ticket Ateal ,
, , . , > ° - KWsthT , JlkiVisearer Ajent
1101
DR. HORNE'S
Electro-Magnetic Belts !
The Grandest Triumph o ! Electric Schnct
lest SttatUiA Scl0ntinca"y Mud > and Pr"cllcaly ! Applied. _
DISEASES CURED WITHOUT MEDICIKES.
WHEN ALL ELSE FA9LS.
. .bo har bwn
Board of Trad ,
_ _ inuLniCoLUonnelli . . . ,
J Q IU.1 Judiro i. fl.
w'HaperVflTe''lil.'i lVlZAbbo > t.aopt.cltyV lerw'b > k.Bo"iithlJ n , rttd."Kobt.Il.Bkmiaoi , Chlcftito
oboi L. D. McMlehasl. M. ! > . . Bnffauo. N. T. ' Your belt baa accompltefcod what no other remedy bur
sUadr BtrvM andcomfortablaslxpatnifht. " Eobu Hall , alderman , 16O cast MMBtreefcHewTorlt-
' ' " "
Dfe HORNE'S ELECTRO MABNETIC BtlLT Isnperiartoallotben-eniTentiofeleetrlcl trs strengof numaslh. . . . . ! yd
rarflnir rliror. atnncth. emrpr and boaJtn , wne an oiner iroatmeni ai lauw. iuo m nw u .
bOoniiltarab lnsrn > omlsedaBdiiidors d > rtaoasandswhemltbai ar d. _ , . . . . . .
v M.i. ,
Hrt.
KF.rEHE.XCEJ Any bank , commercial f encf or wbolsiaU nodse la Chloigoi . wholesale Oniffglsts
Ban FrancUoo and Obloniro. | sr8ond > wipfbrlltpa allhistrated pamphltt.
33XL. * W. r. SEOJEUVXBV Inventor aniTKanufaeturer , 1 1 W b sh Avenue ) Chlcag * .
RUPTURE < 5SffS ? DR. HOIWE'S ELECTBO-MflBNETIC BELT-TiiUSS
KINGSFORD'S
QSWEGQ STARCH !
"Pure , " Silver Gloss * & Corn * Starch ,
FOR T E LAUNDRY. FOR THE TABLE.
THE VERY PERFECTION OF QUALITY. ,
1888 THE GREAT 1888
OMAHA FAIR AD EXPOSITION
Held September 3 to 8 , Inclusive.
Most Complete and Best Arranged Fair Grounds in the West
The best uccotnniodiiUoiis for a took , which can bo unloaded from cars at the
grounds. Superior accommodations for ugrlcultural exhibits. The boat and
fasteat.track in the country. Competition open to the worlU. No entry fee except -
copt in rncitiR1 pursos.
Special Attraction Each Day.
GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT Pvrotobhnical Display every evening of th
SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. For prorniuui lists , clrcularaiiud informa
tion , ad dross
J. H. McSHANE , Secretary , Omaha , Nebraska ,
'STRUMENTS '
Oonctdtd bj tb sT tat ar.
tlU to be nnaqaued an either lUnUsplw * , Factory
foaoded t Q48 at Itincliwtor. Knglond. CaUlnraa
Int. LYtN a UULY , Cllctgi , till Agti. fir til U.I.
Biff O has el ven nnl vet.
Ml tatlafactlon In tbe
cure of Gonorrhoea and
Oleet. I pteurlboHand
feel Bate In rtcouimsnd-
In * It to all sufferers.
i.J.STOXEB , M.D. ,
Dooalur , III.
PBIOE , 01.00.
Bold by
T. E. GILPIN ,
FIRE INSURANCE BROKER ,
Itouiu 63 Tradera' nulldlui
CHICAGO.
aUTenncts-Uetropomsn National Bank ,
U. 0. I > un A Co. The IJrsds trio t C *
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Succoasora to John U. Jncobe. )
Undertakers and Embalmers
At the old Btuiul. 14J7 Farnam St. Orderaby
telegraph hollcltwl und promptly attended.
HAIR BALSAM
Cleaiuwt and UAuUflca tha hair.
ProiHotoiikiuiurUnt Krontb.
Never Falls to Rstlore Orey
I H lr to M. Yenlhful Color. '
J Cures aealndlscascaanduau-falling
FLORESTON COLOGNE.
Kwl irragrant and Loallng of ferfunics. Kc. )
ruccnufully used monthly by orer laouo
lMUm. Are Safe , tyectualauil 1'leaiant
? , ' Pf f * * * by n 1 | . < > ' drueKlrt * . Sealed
-AirffcuJorjapoetacnBtamp * . Addrns
UB KoiiSKA CBEIIICAI , Co. , Domorr , Mioo.
JPiw Bale and by mall by ( looiltnan
Drug Co. , Omaha ,
WET A IADV18B FRKK. HOW TO AOT.
f JK * ' \ UtlVtawaUUaul
M Illli > < > ali' | I > o'iM ' ! ui
il rs rWirflA < litMBKh iMicira.
ls MTr e < lieas lli ssiaasli il in.
HAM1M W * % ) * .
Or the Liquor Habit , Positively Cured bj
AdiuIulsterlnKDr. Hahic * ' Goldcm
Spcclflc.
It can be glren In a onp of coffee or tea wltfv-
out tbe KHowleUKu ot the person taking it ; abjo *
lutoly liarmlesB , und will uHoct a permanent and
peeay cure , whether tbe jintlunt is a moderata
drinker or an nlcohollo wreci. Thousand * ol
drunkard ! bare been made temperate mun who
hava takou Golden Bnecldoln tbeircoltoe with
out their knowledge and to-day believe they
quit drinking of their own free will. It never
falH. Tbe system once Impregnated With the
Bpei'lQe , it becomes un utter Imposalblllty for
tbe liquor appetite to oxlat. Fur ftnle by Knhn
& Co. , 15th and Douglas u. , ana istb and
Omaha. Nul ) . | A. 1) . Foster & Urdu
Touncll Blulta. loa. .
( NACOUAINTEO WITH THE OCOORAPHT Ol > 1M COUNTS * Will
CBTAIM MUCH ItlPORMATIOM FROM * ( TUOY OF THUMO > OF TMI
1
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLANDS PACIFIC RI
Its main line * and branches Incluclo CHICAOO.
PEORIA. MOLnrE. HOCK ISLAND. DAVEN
PORT. DEB MOIKZS , COUNCIL ULUTFSi MTJB-
CATINE. KANSAB 01X7 , BT. JOBBPB. LEAV-
EMWORTH. AIOHlaON , OEDAIt KAf IDS ,
WATERLOO , JONlffiATOLIB. ud BT PAUL ,
end Bcoroo of Intenacdlate cltlu. Cholca ot
routes to and from the Pacific Ooeit , AH trans
fer * in Union depo s. Vast trains of Tin * Cay
Coachea , elegant Ptnlnj Cars , magalflcani Pull' "I
nun Palace Blaepen , and ( between Chioaco. BU
Joseph. Atchlson and XanM * City ) -Mpt"a
Choir Cars. SaaU Stea. to holder * of through
first-clogs tickets.
Chicago , Kansas & Nebraska R'y
"Great Rook Island Route. "
Xztends Waat and Southwest from KanssjtOttr
and Bt. Joseph to NELSON. HORTON. . B LLB-
VnJJ. TOPggA. HEBDiaiON. WICHITA ,
EUXcnnBOif , CALDWTXL , mnj au points ta
KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA
and beyond. Entire pasacniter oqulpnent of the
celebrated Pullman manufacture. AU saftty sir
pllances and modern improvements.
The Famous Albert Lea Route
Is the favorite between Chicago. Bock Island ,
Atchlion. Kaniaa City and Minneapolis and St.
Paul. Its Watertown branch traverses the great
"WHEAT AND DAIRY BILT"
of Northern Iowa , South w ot rn Minnesots , and
East Central Dakota to WaUrtorra , Gpirlt lake.
EUoux PaUa and many other towns and cities.
Tbo Short Line via Uenoca and KankaJue offers
uperlof facilities to travel to and front Indian *
polls , Cincinnati and other Southern points.
i'or Ticket * . Kapa , Ti'lders. or detlrail Informa
tion , apply at any Coupon Ticket OSlco or address : a
C. ST. JOHN , K.A. HOLBROOK ,
TUBer
or TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ,
The Dost Uouto from Oraaka and Council
to
THE
TWO TUAINS DAILY I1HTWKKH OUAIIA AXM
COUNCIL
Chicago , AMD Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Cedar Rapid * ,
Hock Island } Freeport , Rockferd ,
CHutoa , DubuquCf Diueoport. '
Madison , Janmllle , '
UcJolt , Wluoaa * La Croue ,
And ail other Important points Kuit , Kortlisstl ul
Bvutkeitt.
For tbrougti ticket ! call OQ the ticket aientatUOt
Karnant itrvot. In Barker liloci , or al Unlou I'ados
. . . ,
UBO. / UATITUBD , AMlsUnt
d Ticket A nt.