THE OMAHA DAILY B1SJB. : FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1888.
IWiCOLN NEWS AND GOSSIP.
tCho Burlington Fllos nn Answer to
a Recent Complaint.
6UPREMECOURTOPINIONS FILED.
New Onsen Commenced In ( he District
Court Notarial Commissions
Issued General niul lcr
sonal Matters.
LINCOLN UI-IIKAU OFTIIBOMAIU DER , )
1WJ I * HnitiKT ,
LINCOLN. Sept . 20. I
The Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy
railroad company filed an answer and
demurrer to the complaint of J. it. Van
Doskirk , of Alliance , to-day.
The answer puts in a general denial
to each and every allegation of the
complainant.
The demurrer acts forth two alleged
fact- , :
l-'IrHt The complainant alleges no
grounds for cause of action.
Second The matter is purely inter-
fltato , relating to rates from Racine ,
Wis. , over which the board of transpor
tation has no jurisdiction.
This case relates to excessive charges
on freight shipments of threshing ma
chines , engines and farm implements ,
and lias been reported by Tun BIK :
from time to time iio new facts came to
light. The case now rests upon an
amended complaint of Mr. VanBos-
Icirk and is now pending before the
fata to board of transportation.
IN IMbTHll'T fOUUT.
Earl Sehofiold filed his petition in the
district court this morning alleging
that Edward R. Wadsworlh sold him a
span of worthless hor.-.es , for a consid
eration of $ U0 ; ! , uiion false representa
tions , und iisks the court for equitable
relief. It is said that a criminal action
lies behind the cause.
Leo A. Hill accuses her husband of
abuse and desertion , and asks a writing
of divorcement. As service by pub
lication lias had to bo niado it is hardly
probable that Thomas J. , the run-away
liu'-band , will enter appearance and
deny the charges. Mrs. Hill will
doubtless bo a single woman once more.
NOTAIJIAT. COMM1HSSONH.
The following notarial commissions
if-suod from the executive
were - depart
ment of the state to-day : E. J. Woolworth -
worth , Kearney , Buffalo county ; Harry
M. Clark , Sulton , Clay county ; Maurice
M. Over , Omaha , Douglas county ; Perry
Ij , Hole , Arapahoe , Furnas county ,
Monroe Robertson , Odcll. Gage countv ;
William t1. Picking , Red Cloud , Web
Bter county.
A SAD IIKUIAVIMRNT. :
William I. , son of W. M. Bcnton , de
parted this life Tuesday , at the home of
liis parents , in Wyoming Territory.
Deceased was a nephew of Thomas H ,
Benton , candidate for auditor of state ,
and his remains were received hero
this morning and are now in the under
taker's hands preparatory for burial.
Willie wns a bright boy aged 11 years ,
It mouths and 10 days'
suritK.Mi : COUUT JIATTISUS.
The following eases wore disposed ol
in the supreme court to-day :
Halk vs Young. Appeal from the dis
trict court of Madibon county. Judg
ment modified. Reese , oh. j.
Hilton vs Itachman. Appeal from the
district court of Lancaster county. Af
firmed. Opinion by Reobo , ch. j.
Iligginbottom vs Benson ot al. Ap
peal from the district court of Hamilton
county. Alllrmed. Opinion by Rcoso ,
ch. j.
Rccd ot al V8 Fletcher ot al. Appeal
from the district court of Gage county.
Alllrmed. Opinion by Cobb , j.
Gibson vs Gibson. Appeal from the
district court of Holt county. Afllrmod.
Opinion by Cobb , j.
State ox rol ( Jruble vs Roderick.
Leave to appoint demurrer. Referee
appointed.
Tile-following causes were argued and
submitted * Lorton vs Russell , motion ;
Angel vs Bislby. Seiborling vs Bauer ,
Wisdom ' vs Wisdom , Richardson Co. vs
Hull.
CITY NKWS AND NOTKS.
The perplexing water question is still
n matter of theory. The city lathers
now think that a plant in East Lincoln
is the temporary , if not the permanent
solution of the problem. Lincoln is
still cursed with brine , but it goes
under the euphonious name of water.
The Elks and Pleasant Hour clubs
enjoyed a very pleasant picnic at Gush-
man s park last evening. At midnight
the "merry makers" returned homo
having passed a few hours in rare en
joyment. The members of these clubs
always have a pleasant time at their
meetings and picnics.
Major John C. Watson , who is in the
city to attend the congressional conven
tion , expresses the opinion that Hon.
Frank Ransom will bo the republican
nominee from Otoo county for the state
senate. This means that General Van
\Vyck does not want the honor , but in
tends that it shall go to ono of his
staunchcst friends.
Orlando TotTt , of Avoca , is hero to
take in the congressional convention ,
lie says that Cass county is securely re
publican , and will poll an unusual ma
jority for the national and state tickets.
Mr. TelTt also states that ho is out ol
politics and seeks n9 honors at the
hands of his party.
Mr. Gillispio and Officer Malone , a B.
& M. special policeman , settled taoij
difficulty in a fistic encounter , yester
day oven in , ol forty rounds , moro 01
OfilJ 'Hit ' tlioy came out of the fracas
without bruise or bloodshed , shooli
hands and swore to bo friends for al
time over n glass of grog. Gillispio ii
the traveling gentleman who run the
gauntlet of scab engineers a short time
oinco , coming out Victorious in a round
up in the police court.
Ail Important I-McniRnt
Of the success of Hood's Sarsaparilla i
the fact that every purchaser rccoive
a fair equivalent for his money. Tin
familiar head-lino " 100 Doses Ono Dollar
lar , " stolen by imitators , isorlgina
with and true only of Hood's Sarsapar
ilia. This can easily bo proven byany
ono who desires to test the matter. Fo
real economy , buy only Hood'
Sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists.
FREE TRADE AND . PROTECTIOf'
Xlio KiTeots of laither In DilTorou
Countries Miioh the Bumo.
Mr. G. L. Wild , of Washington , ask
the following pobors , in a letter to th
American Musician , of recent date :
have read with deep interest you
interviews with various plan
and music men on the tariff question
as published several weeks past bom
Loing for free trade and others for pr <
toctlvo tariff. This being the real li
euo and myself not a oltlron of th
United States , but only "a tolerate
Bquattor on a government reservation , ,
as Senator lugnlls has designated tli
people of the District of Columbia ,
may reasonably occupy .x neutral ix > s
lion on the subject and I thought
would not bo uninteresting to the rent
era of your paper ( and possibly man
others ) , to write you a little somothln
about it from the neutral standpoint.
By information derived from the coi
1" - , . tut and from national and state buroai
faift
of statistics , as well na from ether India-
pntiihlu evidence on ( lie in thltt city and
elsewhere It is nil oHtuhllithcd ( net that
jint in those imIuHti-lesi in the United
Hiatus which are most thoroughly pro
tected by the tariff , rljjht there there la
{ with vcr\ few exceptions ) , the greatest
poverty und wretchedness lunung the
operatives and the poorest business for
the retail business men , and the ques
tion is irresistible "Why and where
fore does the protective lariII not pro
tect these peoploV"
In Kiiglaiul , which hits boasted of its
free trade policy for years , wo learn
from statistics and other evidence also ,
that right in tlicido industries where
there lias been the freest trade , right
there there in the MUMO state of atTairs
the greatest poverty and wretchedness
among the working people as under
the antagonistic opposite , the prohibit
ive tin-Ill legislation of this country.
Why does their free trade not bcnelit
those DoopleV
Austria was formerly a free trade
country , but ninny of its leading indus
tries began to decline , causing great
dintrebs among the operatives in tlioo
industries. I'ree trade was blamed for
this , and a great olainor was raised by
a great many inlluontial people for a
protective tarilY. The government fin
ally granted it , but the decline was not
checked. It went right on and is going
on still.
Hero we have in throe principal
forms of modern civilized governments ,
with opposite tin-ill legihlutionthc same
condition of alTairs.
It is argued , however , by tariff re
formers that a medium , modified ttirllt
is the right thing. This seems plausi
ble , but the trouble is , that from Ger
many , Franco and other countries
where more or less of biioh a qualified
tnrill policy prevails , there come the
same reports of declining industries ,
and poverty and distress of largo and
increaHing mashes of the people , and to
sum up the whole subject thus far ,
where docs the tarilT question come In
at allV
As regards the working classes and
the .small business people of the United
States , in general , what difference
would it make to them whether the
commercial market was Hooded with
European pauper-made merchandise ,
imported free , or whether the country
is overrun by the European pauper la
borers themselves , emigrating frco ?
IIo\\over , hotting all this aside , and
supposing that congre'-s did reduce the
tarlllor even establiob free trade , is it
at all reasonable to believe , reckoning
with human nature an it is , that the
great carrying corporations , the trusts
and syndicates , would let the opportun
ity , which they have by their power for
doing so , pass by them and they not col
lect the greater part or the whole of
that for themselves , which the govern
ment now collects as tariff duty ?
In close connection with this Dart of
subject arises the question , "Why hai
the Dricp of colleo gene up recently in
spilo of its being on the free list for sev
eral years , and why is American beef
cheaper in London than in Now YorkV"
Assuming that congress should earn
estly and energetically attempt to regu
late the corporations and trusts by leg
islation ( which question is also looming
up quite lively in politics this year , as
indicated by the congressional com
mittees to investigate trusts and by Mr.
Ulaino's speech on the subject lately )
would congress not be striking at the
very root and foundation of our whole
present system of production and d
tribution , which system reaches far
back into the past , and under which
any ono or more individuals have a per
fect lawful right to form a co-partner
ship , for the purpose of carrying on any
business , or developing any enterprise ,
and the articles of agreement of such a
partnership are a law unto themselves ,
with which no other law has any right
to interfere , provided they do not con
template any unlawful thing , and ex
cepting possibly , common carriers to a
limited extent ; and presuming that
congress will nevertheless persist in
changing this old hereditary system ,
by enacting positive and elective legis
lation against the corporations , the
trusts and the syndicates , then what ?
But now lot us go no further , I ecauso
it might be said , as the colored preacher
did , when asked some puzzling ques
tions by ono of the brothers : ' 'Don't
ask such questions , bruddcr , dey spoil
all do ' in do worl'l"
r'ligcon and , like
wise , might the above questions spoil
all the tariff politics in the world.
Lee GAiiixsaro fast going
out of style as fashionable
residences. Log Cabins
will , hpwovor , always have a
place in American history ,
as they wore the most prominent -
inont feature of our coun
TIP try'g early social life. The
pioneers wore strong , rugged , healthy.
Warner's Log Cabin Cough ami Con
sumption Remedy is a reproduction of
ono of the best of the old time roots and
herbs remedies , which kept them well *
Everybody praises "Tippecanoo" as a
stomach tonic.
niwliil'ectlntc letters.
American Analyst : Letters from the
btrickon ( yellow fever ) section are fu
migated in a novel way , so that thorp is
little or no chance for the disease being
brought northward. The letters are
stopped when they reach the quarantine
lineb. Each letter is put under a ma
chine with a long arm attached. m\ \ < \
this provided with teeth nunoturod at
the ends. A powder that is used for
gating pllrpoaes is forced through
the arm and down the tooth. The arm
comes down on each letter , anil while
the little tooth are perforating the letter -
tor the powder is blown in between
the shoots , disinfecting the letter
thoroughly , Then it is forwarded tc
the person to whom it is addressed
Some complaint has boon heard of damage
ago to letters , but so long as they remain -
main legible a little disfigurement
should llo welcomed as a. proof of pro
tection.
When you need a friend select a true
IS ono. Dr. Jones' Rod Clover Tonio ii
JS the best friend mankind has for all di
to 1- Beasos of the stomach , liver and kidneys
- ( The best blood purifier and tonio known
'
CO cents. C' . P. GOODMAN , Agent.
Wo Oo Not Drink Ho Much an AVe 1)1(1
H'
Philadelphia Lodger : This isgottiiij
to bo a boor drinking nation , according
to the reports of Commissioner of Inter
N. nal Revenue Henderson. Forty-sovei
years ago the annual consumption o
lit liquor per capita wns : Distilled spirits
2.6U proof gallons ; wines , 0.2fl gallon >
ks malt liquors , 4.17 gallons. For the yea
iio 1SSQ-87 the consumption per capita was
iioI Distlllod spirits 1.10 gallons ; wines , 0.5
ur gallons ; malt liquors , 11.03 gallons. Bu
no this apparent grout increase in the con
non , sumption of liquor is more fanciful tha ;
nee real. It really shows a great incrcas
o- in the use of water. Reducing the dU
is- tilled spirits , wines and malt liquors t
lie their alcoholic base , it appears that b
od the increased use of wines ana inal
liquors and the decreased use of spirit !
Iio the consumption of alcohol per capit
lias boon reduced.
if-
it Ladies who experience a sense c
id- weakness and sometimes lameness c
iiy the back should use Dr. J. II. McLean1
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purl
ilor ; it will supply the much noodoi >
in- strength and overcome all wcakonin
LUS irregularities.
OUimUNT JilTEUATUUK ,
Ltniuitr or AMERICAN LiTEnlTCUTa in 10
vols. , ' compiled and edited by Kdnnuid
Clarencebtcdmnn nud Ellen Mnckny
HutchliKOii , Now York , Charles L.Veu -
stnr it Co.
Tiio design of this work is to ixlTord
the render n general view of the coin-so
of American literature from tlio outset
to the present time. It is inado for
popular use and enjoyment , and to oc
cupy iv vacant Held. There are several
anthologies of our native vor.se. There is
a compilation of spccimeiis'from our
prose writers of the last hun.lrcd years ;
find wo have iv standard "Cyelop'cdin"
in two largo volumes , containing bio
graphical and critical notices , with ex
tracts from the writings of all Ameri
can authors , great and small. The
last mimed work , so wide in scope and
not limited to what is best and representative -
sontativo , is chiolly valuable to the cu
rious student. The editors' object ia to
place before the reader select and char
acteristic examples of the literature of
this country , and to do so , as far us pos
sible , without note or comment , leaving
to others the Held of critical review.
'Tun RVCK op UOSI-A-PEI , , " by Chariot How
ard Montninio. No , ( J of the "Manhattan
SuricV of Popular American Novels.
Published by A. L. Hurt , iNow York.
"The Face ol Roscnfe ! " is the title of
ono of thomost , recent novels. The
author Is Charles Howard Montague.
\Vliilo in no Bonso a inero detective
story.it has all the absorbing fascina-
lon of ii search for the clew to a
milling mystery , and it is finally doyel-
ped by the natural results of Iho crime
vhich underlies it.
Mr. Montague has created at least ono
riginnl character in his novel , and it
'ids ' fair to take a place in literature as
i unique example of that puzzling class
f men who go to ruin solely because
hey despise themselves.
NOTK .
"Tho Relation of the Sexes to Gov-
rnmcnt , " will bo discussed by Prof. 1C.
) . Cope , in tlio leading article of tlio
October "Popular Science Monthly. "
Helps for Teachers' " is the name of
handsome catalogue of teachers'
jooks issued by E. L. Kolloirg & Co. .
STOW York city. They have printed
03,000 copies since July , 183(5. ( It has
00 pages and is tho'most oomnloto
descriptive catalogue of touchers' books
ever issued.
The baby is the ruler of the household
and , as is belltting , Babyland is the
olllclal organ of tUo baby's kingdom. It
s a charming little monthly of oiirht
> agcs filled with pictures to pleliso
Kiby's eye , and little jingles and stories
0 please his car. It is a marvel of on-
"oymont for fifty cents u yoar. D.
-lOthrop Company , Boston , will send a
sample for five cents.
Under the title "Ethics and Econo-
nicb , ' ' in the October Popular Science
Monthly , Mr. Robert Mnthows will give
1 thoughtful view of our social outlook ,
nnintnining that the doctrine of indi
vidualism , which has just been having
its day , involves too much selfishness ,
ind that each moinbor of society must ,
in future , pay attention to his duties , as >
well as insist on his rights.
Besides the series of
full-page en
gravings by Timothy Cole of tlio great
est works of the Italian masters ( the
result of Mr. Colo's labors in Italy dur
ing the past four years ) , the next year
of The Century will contain a scries ol
full-pago engravings from original
drawings by Mary Hullock Footo. Tlu-so
designs are the artistic result of a long
residence in the far west , and they will
include such subjects as ' 'Looking foi
Camp1 "The Coining of Winter1 etc.
Messrs. Frederick A. Stokes , and
Brother ( New York ) announce for pub
lication in October , "Songs of Toil" by
Carmen Sylvn , queen of Uoumania.
The collection includes poems that
have been published in The Independ
ent and some that have not as yet ap
peared oitlior in Germany or this coun
try. They are translated by John
Eliot Bowen , who has also pren'arod for
the volume a sketch of the lifo and
work of the queon.
"Young Hearts" is the title of a
magazine just projected in Now York.
The publishers announce and the ini
tial number substantiates their claim
that it is to bo a superior periodical in
every respect its contents varied and
entertaining , free from sensationalism ,
and in the truest sense olovnting. All
the best authors will write for it. It
will bo just such a magazine , beauti
fully illustrated , as boys and girls will
enjoy , just Mich a magazine as parents
and instructors will endorse fully. Sub
scription fifty cents per yoar.
Pros. Charcotand his pupils are quite
generally regarded as the only authori
ties on hypnoUsmbut there is also what
is called the "Nanoy school" of hypno
tize rs , of which Prof. Bornhoim is at
present the chief representative , who
disagree with Chareot's ' -Salpotrioro
.school"on a number of important points.
The dilTeroneos between the two
schools will bo sot forth in the October
Popular Science Monthly , by Dr. Chris
tian A. ITorlor , under the title , "Hyp
notism : What it-Is and What it is
Not. "
Table Talk for September another
seasonable and entertaining number.
Summer is dead almanncally uii'l Mf ,
Whitton treats her domibQ vfiiii becom
ing solemnity In his opening poem , then
follo : $ ft YfU'tuty of household informa
tion \ > y Mrs. S. T. Rarer. Other ar
ticles in this number , very interesting ,
are Tillio May Forney's "Fashionable
Luncheon and Tea Toilets , " "Our Cook
ing Club , " "A Dictionary of French
Terms Used in Menus , " September Cul
inary Economics ; " also , a descriptive
paper "Regarding the Poach. " The
literary portion of the magazine , too , is
well Mistainod. Table Talk Publishing
, company , 40i : , 101 and 400 Race street ,
- Philadelphia.
The Century is to publish in early
numbers a short Eorinl novel by a
byMa
writer now to its vendors , Mrs. Mary ;
Ilnrtwoll Cutliorwood. The story is
basetl upon events in the curly liibtory
of Cnnuila , mid Mr. Francis Fiu-Uiniui ,
the historian , has written for it a preface -
face in which ho says that ' 'tho realism
of our time has its plnco and function ,
but an eternal analysis of the familiar
and common place is cloying after u
while , nnd ono turns with relief and
t. refreshment to such faro as that sot be
t.g t.S fore us in Mrs. Cathorwood's unlimited
g story. " The romance will bo illustrated
i'- by Henry Sandham , formerly of Mon
i'm treal , and both lottor-pross and pictures
Qf uro said to introduce the roiulor to a
Qfs.
s. comparatively little known tlmo und
; suono.
ir Tlio September issue of the American
: Magazine is ti noteworthy ono. In ad'
51 dition to an interesting and varied col
at lection of choice litornry features , arc
11- two very forcible article on questions o
11m the day ono on "Tho President's Er
so ror , " by James G. Hlaino , und the othoi
8- by Governor Fornkor , on "Tui'llT am
8to Labor. " Mr. Ulalno takes Mr. Cleveland
land , severely to task for many of the
assertions miulo in his message of las
S , December , find Governor Forakor han
tli ( Ilios his subject in his usual clear style
Other noteworthy contributions an
"Tho American Navy of To-day , " bi "
of Lieutenant W. P. Fullnm. U. S. N.
of "Rambles About Naples ; " niawatha'i
l'B Country , " by O. 13. Todd ; " "A Moon
Id light Duel on the San Juan"by ox-Gov
d ornor R. M. Price ; poems nnd the usua
departments.
A Htornry event , of considerable noti
is the aniionnreiiiont by the Flrdt Na
tional Piibli'shinp boinpany of IJoston , oC
tlu * publictttion of u now journal for
women , entltlud "Tho American
Qucon. " Tliisipubllcation will consist
ot sovont.v-t\vo \ panoa of imperial sl/.c ,
and haiuUoinc form , to bo issued
monthly , nnil ilovotod to nil that innkos
home thnt.griint throne of the Ameri
can womiilj Attractive , intelligent ,
pure and ennobling. It will bo profusely -
fusoly illustftitud with original sketches
by America artists and each quartei-
there will bo presented to the sub
scribers tin iljubti-nted fashion plato
drawn by Kuropuun designors. Control
of the distribution is to bo given to the
leading dry goods houses of each rity.
In typographical appearance it will bo
as near perfect as the celebrated pres- < <
of the Rtuul-Avery company of IJoston
can make it.
A IlllsitlRHS-IjIkC OffiT.
For many years the niaiuifai'tut-ers of
Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy have of
fered , in good faith , $500 reward for u
cnpo of NiisalCatarrh which thoyciinnot
cure. Tlio remedy is s-old by druggists
at only oO cents. This wonderful rem
edy has fairly attained a world-wide
reputation. If yon have dull , heavy
headache , obstruction of the nasal pas-
lUges , discharges falling from the head
nto the throat , some-times profuse ,
ivntcry and acrid , at others , thick , to-
lacious mucoiib , purulent , bloody anil
putrid ; if the eyes are weak , watery
.uid inllanied ; if tliere is ringing in the
ears , deafness , hacking or roughing to
clear the throat , expectoration of olTens-
've matter , togetluM- with .scitbit from
ulcers ; tlio voice being changed and has
i nasal twang ; the breath oflonsive ;
imcll and taste impaired ; son&ntioii of
U'//.ineb3 , with mental deprc.siion , a
mi'king cough and general debility ,
on are snlToring from nasal catarrh.
The more complicated your disease , the
"renter the number and diveisitvot
symptom'- . Thousands of cases annually ,
ivlthout manifesting half of the above
symptoms , result in consumption , and
end In the grave. No disease ib so coin-
noii , moro deceptive and dangcroni , or
esti understood , or moro un&uccesstully
treated by physicians.
Tlio Geiicnlojy of n Queen.
r Beaten Gazette : Queen Victoria is the
iiioco of William IV. , who was the
brother of George IV. , who was the on
of George III. , who was the grandson
of George II. , who was the son of
George 1. , who was the cousin of Anne ,
who was the bt&tcr-in-law of William
III. , who was the son-in-law of James
II. . who was the brother of Charles II. ,
who was the son of Chr.rlosl. , who was
the son ot .fames I. , who wns the cousin
of Ell-/nbethwho was the si&lor of Mary ,
who was the bister of l-Mwtii'd VI. , who
was tlio son of Henry VIII. , who was
the son of Henry VII. , who was the
cousin of Richard III. , who was the
undo of Rdward V. , who was the .son of
Edward IV. . who ; wns the cousin of
Henry VI. , who was the son of Henry
V. , who was tl\o \ son of Henry IV. , who
was the eouyiapf Richard II. , who was
the grundooii o ( Edward III. , who was
the son of Edward II. , who was the son
of Edward L , wlio , was the son of Henry
III. , who was the son of John , who was
the brother of Richard I. , who was the
son of Henry If. , who was the cousin of
Stephen , who Whs the coubiu of Henry
L , who was the brother of William
Rufus , who was the son \Villiam the
Conqueror , of 800 years ago.
An Alisoliitr Cure.
The ORIGINAL ADIEtlNE O1NTMUNT
is only put up In.lurgo two outico tin boxes ,
anil is nu nbaalulo cure for old Lores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , and all skin erup
tions.Vlll positivelY cure nil kinds of plica.
AskforthoOUIOINAL AHIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , at S3
cents per box bv ( and 00 cents.
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OleantcathoSyetegi.
DYSPEPBIA.CONSTfc
PATIOK. JAVHOIOa : ,
, dIapF arnt once under
KJDNEYS I itt baneilcial Influence
STOMACH It is purely a Hodldno
AND eg it3 cathartic proper
tied forbids ill po > u a
boversge. It 1 pleasant
ANDTO
ant to the t ftj , and at
TO Irenauadultg. eaiily taken by child <
HUWISTS I PRICKLY ASH BITTERS CO
k Solo I'roprlotott ,
lODia on ! Itixai ? Qrrt
GOLD PEN GIVEN AWAY. I'urticularafrea
"WEKKLV IlojtBSTKAU. " Omaha. Neb.
PEERLESS DYES A Hi : THE 11HST.
Sold by JJruigUt8.
- - i
Jt A , _ ? j I
Lot No , 1. Wo oflor a spuciul bargain in the Men's Department , of three stylos.in . all
about 450 , strictly all wool , cassimero sack suits , in dark striped cassimere. Three of the
most popular styles in our stock , very modest in their design and thoroughly reliable
in every way. Since opening our Omaha store , we have advertised a number of special
bargains , and wo believe the public have never boon disappointed in the quality and
price of the goods shown , and we unhesitatingly claim this to bo one of the greatest
bargains ever offered. Our regular price for similar goods has always been $18.00 ; in
regular sizes ( J5 to14. . Price $13. Samples mailed to any address.
Lot No. 2. A very attractive bargain is offered in a Boys' Short Pants Suit , Lot 2884
A dark , all wool cassimere suit. Goods made from the celebrated Mechanicsvillo
Woolen Co. A very neat style , and we recommend it to our customers as a reliable
school suit at the moderate price of $4,5O. Remember , these are new fall weights ,
suitable to wear all through the season. Si/.e 4 to 14 knee pants.
Special Sale of Winter Overcoats.
We carried over from last season about 350 Men's Winter Overcoats. We propose
to close this entire lot before Oct. ] st. The stock consists of Fine MOSCOW and
Elyesian Beavers , Meltons , Kerseys , Chinchillas and Fur Beavers ,
We offer an inducement to early buyers of a bona fide discount of 20 per cent on
last season's prices. Remember , this only applies to last season's goods. They will be
show in our spacious overcoat department , on the second floor.
Any of these lots advertised will bo sent C. O. D. by express to any address , with
privilege of examination , and if not satisfactory , may be returned at our expense.
Preeland , Loomis & Co.
Proprietors ;
Cor. 15tli and Douglas Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
i
ECHICfiGOND
Ooiinoi ! Bluffs
And Chicago ,
The only ronJ lo take tor 1)03 Molnp < , M irMmliown
CcJnr It-inlilt , ( Minion , Dlxiin. Clilcairo. Milwaukee ,
mill all nolnti l'u U Tu the iienplo of Ncbrnikn.Colo-
rnilo , WTOmlnii , Utnh , Icltilm , Neva J.i , Orejiim.'nsh -
Inston mill ( ' .illfornln.lt nlfora superior lulvantunus
nut iiostlhlo l > r Hity other linn.
Ainom : n Cow of the numornnt point * of superiority
onjn > 'illiy the patron * of this road botnt'i'n Omaha
nnil Chtnuio. are UH three trains a Uav uf DAV
t'OACIIKh , which nro tha HneU that human art nnrt
Injtemilty can create. lt 1'AIjACiLHIMNO : ! | UAllb
tliu ciiiiulot which caniiDt ha found i > lsowhcro. At
Council UliitK this trains of the Union 1'aclHc It-ill-
vrny connect In union depot with thuno of thn Chi'
caizo.'v Northwestern Hy. In Clilcujin tUu tralinof
this linn tniikd close connection with those of nil
other llasti'rnlinut.
Tor Detroit , Columbus , tnitlanapolK C'lnclnniitl ,
NUu.ir.i I'M IN , lluir.ilo , 1'itmitir , . ' , Toronto , Montre.nl ,
Ito'ton. Now York , I'hll.uUiliilila , llultluiun * , Wasli-
Iniaon , and all points In the l.ast. ASK for tickets via
tU °
"NORTHWESTERN"
If you wish tiio best accommodation. All ticket
iiKont * 4e-ll ilikctsvli tUU line.
n. iiu'iiiirrr. i ; . I' . wn. ox ,
( iou'l Mummer. Uen'l l'is r Agent.
Cllll AfiO , III.S.
W. N. IliVIICOOIC , lien I Western Audit
1) . U. KIMI1A1.I. 'ticket AKunt
(1. K. WlIsT , city rassongcr Audit.
1101 Fninam Street. Omiiliu , Neb.
OF THE
Milwaukee & St Paul '
Chicago , , R'y.
Tlio licst Route from Omaha anil Council
IMufl's to
iTHE EAST
TWO T11A1N3 DAILY DBTWKKN OMAHA AND
COUNCIL ULIU'FS
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Mmitipolls ! : , Cctlnr Rapids ,
Houk Islund ' Itorliford
, Fi'rcport ) )
Clinton , Diibnqnc ,
filgin , . MndUon , Iniiesvlllo ,
liclolt , Wlnonn , La Grossc ,
And all oilier Important point * Eait , Northeast and
Southeast.
I'or through ticket i call on the ticket ncrnt at IVn
Kurnaiu struct , la Darker Block , or at Union 1'aclUo
1-ullinan Sleepers and Ihn linen Dining Oars In tha
world nro run on the niuln line of the Ohlcazo , till
wnukco A. St. I-oul llnllway , and everr uttoatlop Ii
paid to ptitena-cra by courtcoui eniploriii c ( ui
ompany. ;
11. MH.l.KIt , nencral Manager.
J. f. TUOKICU. Aulntiiut Oenu ral ManaBar.
A. V. K. CAlirilN ntll , General 1'aiwnger and
(1KO. liiBAFFOni ) , Assistant
end Ticket Aaunl. . . . . .
j. T. UUAIIK. General Bupcrlnteotftnt.
VTO. 3-1 , . A. No. 3U.-P110POSA ( < S TOIl
-L > Army Supplies. Ilendqtinrtersllopt. of the
1'lntte. Olllco of Chief Commissary of rtubilst-
fiico , Omaha , Neb , , AUK , * ) , 1WW. Seulodpropo
sal * , In triplicate , HUbiuct to tlwi usutil condi
tions , will Iio received lit this olllco until 1-
n'clock in , , central btiindunl time , niuat the
ofllce of the coimulS'inry of subsUten''O fit Clio-
yenno Jlopot , Wyo. , mid the ollicesof the attins
comuitssurlCM of subsUtenco Rt Torts Hldney.
Kelt ; U6Uln { ! . Utnli ; Nlobrarn , Neb : llobinson ,
N el ) . , and McKIimoy , WyoM until 11 o'clock a.
in. , mountain standard time , on Mond.iy , tha
SMtli day of Sontmnbtr , 1HM , utvhlcli time nud
pla-oi they > \ til bo opened In the presence of
bl . j , for Hie furnUliltiR unil uollvoryof Hour
tor issue a ) n component ot the ration. The
right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Itlunk
proposals nud lipecillcatlonti showing In detail
the quantities ! required aud KlvliiB full informa
tion IIH tn condition of contracts , will be fur-
nialiixl ou application to any of the above men-
tlon il oflleu" . J. W. IIAUUIUEH , Ma ] . nrUO.
8. . U. 8. A. , Chief C. 8.
2O29OSO ! ;
TansilPs Punch Cigars
' jToro ehlppod during the past
* yean , wlttiuut a drum-
fnoureniiiloy No other
houaolut world can truth *
fullrmakoiuch a hi ? wine.
Ono agent ( dealer ouirt
wanted in enoh town.
80LD BY lEADIKQ DIUCCIiTt.
S.W.TANSILL&C0..55 Stats SLCWcaao
LUiMi
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OUAHA , NEB.
1'nitl Up Cajiihil $100,000
Surplus. 50,000
II. W. VATES , President.
LKWIS H. HKI.U , Vice President.
A. K. TOUZAI.I.V. 2nd VIce President.
W. n. S. Huaiics , Cashier.
DIllKCTOltS :
W. V. Mon K , .loii.v S. Cor.r.iNS ,
II. W. V'ATUfi , IjKWIS S. IlKKIl ,
A. T , TOUZAUN.
nanklng Olllce-
THE IRON BANK ,
Coiner isth and I'anuim Sin.
A General Hanking Husiness Transacted.
Certified Checks , Payable nl Siflhl on Iho
Pugcl Sound National Bank Given as
Security for Money Invested.
To those ilp lroui c t Imyinjj property on tlmo , we
oiler the following : Wo will allow lrom.1 nionthe
to 6 jca HUHacconlliiE to the land you oclocts
Wo clririe ncltlior premium nor Interest on tlmo
payniunls , and will Klv you u warranty deed. Wo
liuvu lotn ut til nud f < - > that are within u radlu
of two and a lialf miles ot tuo poitonice , w
iiulroonly 11) ) percent. a an pnrncst uioneyandtia
will k'lvoccrldlLMl diock ( or the lull amount of eacu
and every subsniumit payment Thoclipcklddrawn
by the I'liBiit Sound Natluual bank nndl ruadppay
able at < lKht und you can draw jour money at any
llmotliouuhby jodolni you forfeit your rights to
purrhaio l.ind , Illako yourlncopic , tiy iua"rMw
small , earn wBttUln * ITHiisiontlncntnlrnllrnndi
i orneattlo , and innnuIacturliiRliillnur-
uniiitf Ocnpral roniiuiTOe Is In a titato ol pub tan *
nal progrcMlnn. 1 ho dully papois nro tilled with
actuiuntH of now enterprlue . Cabin rnr nnd liorno
car ? circle Seattle. A0.1r . < i C.'OOrt.v MtlOUK ,
Who luivo Iho l.AIKilCbT l'ltll'iUTV LIST in
SEATTLE , W. T.
The laruo t , fastest and Uncut In the world.
I'nBsoneor accommodations unexcelled. "
AvrrioniA Sept. 211 KKII\K-SI.V , . . . .Oct. IStli
IEVOM.Sept -'th | ETHIOPIA , ( ) ct aoili
C'lltCASSlA UCt Cthl ANCHOIIlAi . .Oct. 27111
KKVT VOIllv TO I.IVllll'001. VIA QUKKNSroW.V.
The ( olrhrutccl i I.'in.0't and linen I'as-lOiT. .Srd
teaninhlp soiwr Moiinur : In locr. 31st
C1TV UK UOMB. I tlio World. |
buloon painatio toiilaigow , Derry , l.lTi-rpool , llnlfunt
orVuocnitown. S.10 and nnnardi per Ijluieow Mpnm-
ITS toiand upward * for ( Ity of Homii. Si'conil-cln j
f.t ) llctnrn tliketn ulrddiuoil riUii mmlu imilbiblo
forcliher route , otruiinp eteurnlonlstH the privilege
of Feeing tlin North and Houtli of Ireltnd.the lUvrrn
.Mcr > ey and the plcluw"iio | Olydn. Hteurazo IAI.
Author I.lnodratU pajablo free of charjto , nold at
lowe t rates. For book of tours , ttoketHor further
inlornmtlon auply to
HENDERSON BROS. , 72 La Salb St. , Chicago
Or to any of our local uxunU.
HMIH SCIENCK OF LIFE , the
- * - grrat Jlcdlcal Work of the
aga on Manhood , Nerrotia and
Pnyilcnl Debility , I'rcmature
Dtcllnc , Krrorio ; Youth , an4
thountoldmUorlciconCQ.u nt
tbcrcon , CTO ILIJOS Gvo , IK
prescription * for all dUeot
Cloth , full gilt , only (1.00 , l > )
mall , icaled. Illuttratlvo Bamplo free to all young
uid middle aged men. Send now. Tuo Gold anil
Jewollod Wodal awarded to Uio author by the Na
tional Medical Association. Addrcts I * . 0. box
1W5 , Boston. Ilatj. , or Dr , W. II. I'AIlKE'.l , grml
uate of Ilan'urd JleUlcal ColleKO , 35yt.ar > ' practlca
tn Iloston , who tnay Ira consulted confidentially
Specialty , Dlicuca of JIan. Office No , i Ilulfuicb St.
JTrMi.comtlned. Uuarantotatha
' calf pn In tli world tr n > ratliut
conllnuouj XltctHo it ilaantltt
wturrnl. . BoIsnUDt. V'ow rful. Uorible ,
' OomtorUblo ud Kfftotlr * . Arold frauda ,
_ AM > E0itofuio ! iiEtTSnrouIU > UK5jSfil"fc
Da. HCRKE. IBVIMTCK. lot WAJ/JH AYE. . PHIIICO ;
FOUNTAIN
KINE ) OUX A.ND PLUQ-
Inoomcorablv tha Best. ' .
Who Is WEAK , NEBVOCS.
TUD , who In hla FOLLY t.nd IGNUKANVK
bosTttlFLTBDnwajr hli TIGORof BUDT.
aiNDand MANISOon.caiulngexbauitlDC
drains upon tb FOVNTAINN of LIVE ,
AOnB. BAOUAOHB , Dreadful
Dreami. WCAWNES5 * of Memory. I1ANII.
d-SON or INHANITY , should eoniult at once
too CKLECBATEI > Dr. Clarke , Established
WC1. CT. Cluka baa made NERVOU * JOB *
BItlTY , flllBOWIO and all Dlieuu Of
the GErCITO imiNABT Orrani Life
fiMidy. It makei NO dl Iterance WHAT yo
liave taken or WHO has failed to euro you.
JEV-rEII AI.KH luflerlng from di a eepecu
Mar to their MX can coniult with the uauranet
f ipeedy relief and cure. Send 2 cents poitaraj
toi worki oa your dbeoiei.
43-Oend 4 oenU poatatr * fbr Oalebrated
Work * on Chronic. Nervous and D ll
Mte Dlieuu. Coneuliation , peraonalijr or b/
totter , flreo. Consult the old Vector.
Vboaaiando nre4. ODIcei and nnrloM
prlrata. rThoae oontemplatlnKMarrlan
und for Dr. Clairbe'a celebrated ( Uid *
Hale and Femnlr. each lie. , both 36e.
gampa ) . Before confiding your case , consult
r. CLAKKK. A friendly letter or call may
tare future ( uBeringaml shame , and add golden
yean to life.Book " Llfo'i ( Secret ) Kr >
ron , " 50o. ( ttampi ) . Medlolne and wrltlnrt
cant ererrwhare , cooum from vxponur * .
Uoun , 8 to S : Sundays , 0 to 12. Address.
? . D. OLAflKE , M. D.
MJ0SociarUS& . ' - * " " '
Yoor Left Liver
IS OUT OF ORDER ?
BEAD THIS IS1 IT IS *
Medlcmn that ncoiVi bUtftUUl
to provo Ita worth.
Dr , Calender's ' left lira Bitters ,
Blnte1 ° ° ly "I1 ? " " * ? IHttora In the United
: The only Hitters recognized by thS
United States inlornal rayenuo lows Ma Pro.
prlotary Medlrlno. Lawfully Patented. No ot
I'atent '
14-9.573. Contulua no fusli olls'na
unentlai oU , uo foreign BubMnnccT or damaS
Ing clruxs. A perfaotly pure medicine SfrS
pounded from I'ura Hoot llsrbs and OWfewK1
nt to the taste , aulet anil 8 csivi ! In Iti
vurri' "ff P' " * otjellow Jw
y lUgiltates
the
L Bowels. Inr
ce Liver , Cures Diseases Llvori
the Kidney. . Improves the Appetite
Ifft Uror lllttora are aoM In Omaha , Neb. , br the
{ ollowlnif Urueiildtsi HkhnrdJOn Wrm c "
\ \ iioicsuli1 , for tuo drurf Intorcatof N b
( iiiodniaii Drux'Co. . W. \VIiltohouso , T. W. Boaf.
. . .
4 ll Un..t If L'ap. . nrlt u . . _ . . ! . . . " _ _ r"B
.lame ; Forayth , II. ( .Hell , IJr , J. J. Huvllle , riiarmacr C. MTuriV ;
Bur. K.CIiaiidlor , llnhn'a rimnnncr.lliirnuy A UaJT |
J. - . Jlug J. w. narkc J. II.BchihTdt ! ilux llochYSi
H.Uirl u > iiaon. W. K. l mh run , it. H. Cor , Mali
Conrnd , Irunk W. I'ota. It. ilaiuiu on , < Jeo. Hoe dor
' > rd-a 1-harmacf , 0. A. MHclior. Howard Mtyera !
I.cll ! ! I.Uor I ' llltton. ' - - " ' " ' "In ClgarVabJ
JOSEPH GILLOJTS
STEEL PENS
COLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION int.
Nos. 3O3-4O4-I7O-6O4.
THE MOST PEBFEOT OP
IT. J.
Surgeon and Physician ,
Office N. W Corner nth and tout-las at. OBo
UlopUone , I/a ; UtslUtmco tolepUoa * , 6M.