THE OMAHA 'DAILY. BKEJ VSAT01DATv ? JQOTOBliR ' 27 , 1888.
SEWS OF NEBRASKA TOWNS.
Opening Dny of the Y. M. CJ. A. Con-
vontlon at Boatrlco.
THE GOOD WORK IN THE STATE
FlourlMiliK ; Condition oftlio Asioclu
tlon as Shown l > y tlia Keportu or
Its OniccrH 1'roRrcHS of
tlio Campaign ,
Tlie Y. Mi C. A. Convention.
Hi vruiir. , Nub. , Oct. 30 ( Special toToi
Hri ) The ninth annual ronvcntlon of tin
Y M C A opened ut'o'cloek'lhis ( mornlni
nt tlic PicibyttTl.ui church with L. U
Palmer , of Ilustlngs , In the chair. The ofll
ecrs elected for the ensuing yc.irworc Piesl
dent , \V , P. Kingland , of Hastings college
llrst vice-president , George A JoplUi
Omaha , second \1co-prcililcnt , IJ F. Panic ) '
secretary , T.V. . Delicate , Nebraska Citj-
assistant secretary , T A..Lo.gor , trcisurer
A W Shaw ; stejuogiapher , J.W. . Hu/oltoji
Stenographic reports were submitted by Mi-
Taylor , treasurer , States Secretary Nash , mil
George A. Jopliu , fhalrmiln of executive coin
inlttcc In his report Mr , Joplin recommend
thut f I,0X ( ) bo raised for the wotk foronsuin ;
.year , mill thiit JCOO , of tills amount bo ialsc (
at this convention. The reports reael till
morning from different associations contuu
the following Pledges amounting to $4' ) , ( > OI
have been liiaile towards the Llnioli
building. Omaha le-ports that the Omn
hu association oftkers arc occunpy
Ing Omaha building. Kcitine organl/ci
August 17 , 1SSS. Hastings orguii/cd in 1 SI
has 110 members , and sixty conversions dur
inn the year Pluttsmouth organl/ed Marcl
li , I8VS , has llfty-four members and occupiu'
tinoe nko rooms. IJed Cloud orgaiiizce
February' ' . ) , 183 , has four rooms , ninety'
one members , forty seven members In the
bo.\s branch , four conversions during tin
ycm Nebraska Citv reports that they havi
not a good loader and want a general secro
taiy. The association there has twenty-font
members in the bojs branch , and one con
vuision Pali bury organised July 2i , ISli ,
has lUty-four members , n good reading roou
anil $ ' 171 paid in during the year , Wcepinj
Water made no report Valparaiso haar twcn
ty-slx members , has n reading room , am
made two conversions. Fairllold oiganbet !
June ( I , 181 , has thirty-four members , 11
road ing room and a library. Pawnee CitJ
leports an increase of twenty members eluf
ing thu year , and one conversion , and sayi
that the ministers of the city have helpci
Kieatly during the j car. The association it
Dnano College , Crete , has forty-lour mem
born , and Hastings college twenty-two members
bors The State Noimal school at Peru or-
gaiu/ed in IHSfi , has thirty members and
madt1 eighteen conversions. The State Unl
vcisitv made three conversions , and has foil
tv membeiH. Hcatrico has Just oipanbec
thitty-llvo members. The ( .ollege associa
tlons all repoit great interest.
At 11 o'clock George 13. Dye , of Wilbcr ,
read a paper on secular advantages. J. A ,
Diiminitt , gem-nil secietary.of Lincoln , read
a paper on association work in small towns ,
which was also discussed this afternoon. ,1 ,
II Elliott , of Minneapolis , npoko on the wore
God , its authority. .1. H. Moekctt , president
of the Lincoln association , gave an address
on the model board of directors and the sub
ject wns discussed by Wcidensall , Himo-
baugh , Jcnner , Joplin and others. F. W.
Hopper , general secretaryot ICearnoy , read n
paper on how to make the meetings more of-
llcient so as to teach unconverted younp
men. W. O. Henry , of Pawnee City , spoke
on how to developo Christian young men.
The evening session opened with song
aoi vice with an increased membership in the
choir and a ciowded house. G. C. Jenncr , ol
Ouiaha spoke on buildings and lots , and
how to secuio them. The main address oi
the evening was by Or , McKaig of Minncap
oils on the necessity of making an unusna' '
oflort to HCCUIO the salvation of young men
Hotli business and evening meetings arc
largely attended , and great interest is manifested
ifosted Tlio principal meeting to-morrow is
a financial ono conducted by Mr. Fisher
state secretary lor Kansas. An eflort wil
1)0 made to erect n building in Beatrice.
Knlllcg.
Ewixo , Neb. , Oct. 20. [ Special to Tni
liua ] The llrst republican rally of tin
campaign was hold hero last evening. Tin
largo and enthusiastic audience met at tin
G. A. It. hall where they were addressed b ;
thfl Hon. George D. Moikeljohn , candidate
for lieutenant governor , who was followci
by O. V. Konaston of Springviow , Nob. Tin
remarks of both gentlemen elicited frcnuen
applause. Another meeting is to bo hold a
this jilaco on Saturday evening of this week ,
Attoinoy Allen , of Chicago , is expected tc
be present as ono of the spcakcis.
LONU Pixr , Neb. , Oct. 20. [ Special Tele
gram to THE HEK. ) There was a rousing le
publican meeting held hero to-night and wa
addressed by W. L. Osboino of Blair. G , 13
Meickeljohn aim O. V. Kcnston , niul it con
tinned until neatly 12 o'clock with much cu
thuBiasm.
YOIIK , Nob. , Oct. 2G. ISpeolal Tolegran
to Tin : BtK.J The republican rally hero to
day was a grand success throughout. Tin
city wns appropriately decorated in tin
morning with Hags and bunting and until tin
itftci noon peoples arrived from different , per
tlons of the county. Govoinor Thayer am
Congressman James Laird delivered the ad
dresses. The David City Glty Glee club am
ladies Glee club from Howard , Neb. , tool
) iurt In the demonstration.
Asm < 4xuNob.Oct.20. [ Spoital Telegrati
to TUB lien. ] The republicans held tin
grandest demonstration of the campaign hen
to-day. Senator Manderson , Hov. J. G. Tati
and several other prominent spoakois wen
present and delivered able addresses. The
.Lincoln flambeau club , numbering about out
hundred members , and the ladies' icpub
llcun club and uLout a hundred others fion
Greenwood , contributed to the success of tin
event. Hov. Tate spoke at the rink and Sen
ntor Manderson at the opera houso. Tin
audieuco at both places filled the building.
Democrats Dlviileil.
DAKOTA. Crrr , Nob. , Oct. 2(5. ( [ Special t
Tim HBP. . ] A lively local political war i
now raging in the camp of the democracy
There uro three county oQlccs to bo illicd n
the coming election , viz : county attorney
superintendent of schools and ono cominis
4 Blotter. The hottest light will bo made 01
county attorney , the onli newspaper of an ;
, Btanding la the county professing to bo doni
ocratle , haying inaugurated n bitter war upoi
JC. W. Frazer , the present county attorney.
To till the ofllco of superintendent o
schools , recently made vacant by the rcsigna
lion of Superintendent Jones , republican
there arc two aspirants in the democrat !
ranks , each of whom declares his Intcntloi
to run independent if the other secures tin
jioinination to-morrow. This state of nffali
will doubtless throw this oftlco to the repub
llcans , notwithstanding the fact that tin
county 19 republican by perhaps two hundrci
majority.
There seems to have been a romarkabl
"flattening out" in democratic enthusiast !
for some causa or other within the past fev
dajs. Hut a few weeks ago betting demc
crats who were willing to wager money tha
McShuno would run 2tX ) ahead of his tlcko
in this county were quite numerous , but tc
day they are scarce indeed ,
Blundorson ut Atkinson.
ATKINSON , Nob. , Oct. 20. [ Special to TH
Urn. ] Senator Manderson spoke Wodnc <
day evening at the opera house in this plac
to tlio largest audience over nssoniblcd her
on a like occasion. Although less than twi
dayV notice had been given of tha senator'
coming , the crowd was immense. Larg
delegations from Stuart and siirroundlni
country camoju with torches and music , an
he procession was fully half a inilo i
ougth. The senator spoke for over thie
lours , and gave the autocrat of the whit
ipuso and bis. party a most complete dress
ng down. Many democrats in the audlonc
BVO acknowledged tnaU their eyes \vor
uencd by the eloquent and convincing argu
Bieiits of the general. '
Xhe Dorsey-Wcathorby Debate.
Lour Citr , Neb. , Oct. 8. f Special Tele
pram to Tnc BEB.J No such political meet
tor has been held in this section this cam
palgn as that at the , opera houea lost nigh
between George W. E. Dorsey nuci B. P
Mr. Dorsey , completely and el
feclually downed Ills opponent. Che6r at tor
cheer went up for Harrison and Morton find
the straight republican ticket.
CKSTIIM. CITV , Neb. , Oct 20 | Speci 1
Telegram to Tin : HKK ] The Joint dobxtc
betwivn Congrpssniau Oorsoy and Mr
Weathcrby drew a good crowd hero to night
Weatherb.\"B argument consisted of readlnt
an article from an Omaha democratic pipe )
and various extracts from free tiade author
Itles together with many of the most reck
less statements ever launched fiotn tin
AmA lean stump It was an cas\ job for Mr
Dorsey to defeat him , as ho did In a speed
made up of facts and figures with which hi
showed a rate familiarity. Mr Dorsey wa < .
under the doctor's ' care half the day. but not
wltlntandlnir this was able to glvo lepublt
caiiUm a substantial boost In Ccutial City.
Hnlly nt North IMnttc.
NOIITII Pi.u-rn , Neb , Ojt. CO [ Special
Telegram to Tun Urn ] Ono of the largysl
ana most enthusiastic republican meeting'
of the campaign was held at the couit housi
last evening Hon J. L Caldwell dollveroc
an elaborate speech on the Issues of the day
paying particular attention to trusts , show
ing that they existed not as creatures of tin
tariff , but in defiance of the law The ad
dress brought forth storms of applause froti
the audience. Able speeches were alsi
made by Captain Hill , of Ueatrice , and H
St. Uaymer , of Sidney.
.Mamler-ion m Norfolk ,
NOUHM.K , Neb. , Oct 2 ! . [ Special Telegram
gram to Tin : Hr.u.l The leading republican'
and uitirciii. with a bauu of music , met Sen
ator Mandeison nt the Junction vcstcrday
and escorted him up town Colonel S. W
Haies presided at the meeting , which w.i <
very much the largest of tlio campaign. Tin
opera house was packed , and the senatoi
spoke for two hours and a half , handling the
questions of the campaign in 11 mastcrl )
manner. _
To Intend ( lie U'yan'lottu Uicul.
HKVTiucn , Neb , Oct. 20 [ Special Tclo
giam to Tnr. Uii : : | The icDort rcachei
hero to-night that Ueynolds linn. , of Wy
more , have contracted for building twenty
live miles of the U'.yandotto railroad , whlcl
is now partly built , running from Kansa1
City through Hcatrico to the northwest. I
is to be built this fall and brings it to wlthlt :
thiitj-ilvo miles of Heatlice.
Tlio Frst Ilrlck 1'iivcniciit.
UI-ATKK i : , Neb. , Oct. Si5 | Spccial Telegram
gram to Tin ; Uiu. : ] Appropriate ccremo
nies wera hold this afternoon over the com
meiiccment of the laying of Hcatrico paving
H. AVatioss , president of the bo ml ol
trade , hud the llrst bricks in the first bncli
paring ever hud in Nebraska.
Hotli Ilonml Over.
HKXTIIHI : , Nob. , Oct. 20. [ Special TolO'
gram to TnK Hi i : . ] Daniel Wilson and his
son , who were ancstt'd several days ago lei
receiving goods stolen from the Grand Cen
tral hotel and belonging to traveling men ,
wore to-day each held in $ , )0fl ) bonds to ap
pcaiut the net teiiu of thu district court.
A. Political Debate.
STIIOMSIII no , Nob. , Oct. Si" . [ Special to
Tnc HIR. ] A largo audience made up of nil
political parties assembled at the opert
house last evening to listen to a Joii.t discus
sion between Hon. M. Scott , of Lincoln , Cap
tain C. II. Uusscll , of Schuylcr , republicans ,
and Lawyer McKcigau , of Ked Cloud , i
democrat.
Dakota County llepuhllcnn.s.
DAKorvCiiv , Neb , Oct. 20. ( Special tc
Tun HIM. ] Tnc Dakota county republicar
convention will bo held at Homer next Mou
'lay.
MANITOBA'S TIIOUHLES.
Tlio Canadian Paclllo CarryliiR Mat-
tei-H with a lllnh Hand.
Sr. Put. , Oct. 2j. A Winnipeg special tc
the Pioneer Press sajs : The citizens wen
coninatulating the government that the Can
ndian Pacific luul been outwitted for once , bu
news from Hcadmtly states tnat the Cana
dlan Pacific officials , with Superintcnden
Whytc aitd a largo gang of men , appeared on
the scene about ! ) o'clock and soon tore up thi
diamond and crossing , convoying the rails bj
train to the city. A small gans of govern
mcnt constables had been loft behind t <
guard the crossing. They fough
piuckily but were 'outnumbered tei
to Ono by the Canadiai
Pacific men and could offer no great resist
unce. The incident shows the detcnninatioi
of the Canadian Pacific road. The govern ,
meat had decided to await a decision on the
second injunction before attempting to affect
a classing in Fort Koguo. This nieans a delay
lay untli.Mondayrpi-obably. ; The general opin
ion is that tlio govcmlont should go aheai
and fojxo the crossing despite the courts ,
The constables sworn In by the goveinuient
have been ordered to repoit for duty.
General Superintendent Whjto"of the
Canadian Pacific , said to-day ; "I can mustoi
a gi eater force than the whole province
Within a few hours I can have 2,001
men on .the ground , and If a stronger
force is necchsary , I can soon reinforce their
with 2,000 more. For , bofoio the compain
will bo beaten In this matter , all our men or
the line will bo brought here to assist in do
icnso of my Instructions to prevent the cross
ing of our line being made , and until those
instructions uro cancelled you can depcni'
on it I shall do so. "
A Mprns special savs ! ! 00 Canadian Pacific
men , headed by Superintendents Murray aiu
Win tc , arrived last night and are building t
fence across the Ked Hirer Vallny dump.
At a public meeting held at Portage las
night resolutions denouncing the Canadiai
Pacific railroad were passed. The wholi
country is aroused. Farmers for mile :
around huyo gathered at Morris to force tin
crossing there. Four hundred Northern Pa
cillc men are said to bo in that vicinity await
ing the dcc-lsionof the Injunction before forc
ing the ciosMng.
Determined to Die.
Cis-civv\ri , Oct. 20. Miss Ma/io Mount
aged twenty-five , a pupil at Miss Clan
nancr's conservatory of music , committee
suiculo to day in her raom by cutting he
throat. She tried to kill herself last nigh
by morphine , but was saved by prompt at
tcntion. She was still in bed to-day , and ho
room mate was with her , when she asket
her to bring her an applo. When the youni
lady returned she found the door locked
Calling for help.the door was opened am
the girl was found dead. Her father ii
Oharles Mount , of Connorsvllto , Ind. Sui
has bceu.it tlio school but three wcuks.
ntiBincsB Troubles.
Cmctoo , Oct. 20. An affidavit In attach
ment in the sum of J572 was Issued by tin
counti court this morning to the Etnme
County bank against the Germnn-Ameiicai
Savings bank , of Hurllngton , la. The matter
tor was put in the hands of the sheriff am
some of the property of the Hurlington brjnl
being found in possession of the Merchants
Loan and Trust company , the latter Institu
tlon was garnishred.
All doctors recommend Jurvis' Brandy
CountoiToiturs Sentenced.
Nnv VOIIK , Oct. 2i > . Galtan Hosso and hi
wife , Hosa , leaders of a band of Italian conn
tcrfeiters recently arrested , were sentcncei
to-day to twclvo and four years In the Eili
penitentiary , rosuectively. Hotli hav <
served terms , m Massnchusctta anet Illiuoii
for "shoving the queer. "
SICK HEADACHE
cured by
' Positively
these lattlo 1MIU.
CARTER'S
They also relloro Ils-
tresss from Dyspepsia , In
ITTLE digestion and Too Hoartj
IVER Kutloe. A perfect rem
edy for Dlz/Ines-s , Naasea.
PILLS. Drowsiness , Bad " Taste
la the Mouth. Coated
Tongue , ralu in the Hide ,
Tonrio uvnn.ruoy
regulate tbe IKrocls. Purely Ycgetablt %
SMALL PILL , SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE ,
HE CARRIED OUT D1S THREAT
The Cowardly Revenge of a Trntni :
on nn lown Farnior.
" - .
A CONFLAGRATION AT ONAWA ,
Two Persons Killed l > y n Train Ncni
West tilbrrtj Stiprcinc Court
A Trninj > 's
Dns MDIM-S , la. , Oct 2J. ( [ Special Tele
Brain to 'fun lice. ] YtMerdny nioriiui )
about 10 o'clock a tramp called at the farm eLi
Li Storrs , near Haxtcr , Jasper county , am
ccliit ; a bov plowing a few roils aw.ij wen
to him anil elemamlud of the boy that bo gi
to tlio houio uml get him something to eft
threatening to set lire to a largo stack of ha ;
if the boy ellil not comply \\ith the rcctie | t
The boy went on about bis plowing am
upon his rcluin to that end of the Held fotiue
Unit the throat had actually been carried out
uml that the tramp was rapidly ellsappoarini
over the hill The stack , consisting of suv
eral tons of timothy huj , wis consumed TJn
( llro spivad o\ur a Hold of out stubble ant
caught in a corn Hold , where several acres o
uugathereel corn were completely ruined. J
number ot citi/ens are after him , and i
caught will give him lively treatment.
OnaxMi's Narrow lOxcapc.
WiiiTi.sei , la. , Oct 21 [ Special Telcgran
to TUB HII : : I Onawa , the county seat o
Momma county , had a narrow escape fron
an almost totally instructive lire last night
At about midnight lire broke out In ono o
the principal frame business house's in tin
city , ami befoto the nlaim could be given thi
Hro had made such head \ 115 that it took tin
entire force of the Hro department and 10
eiti/cns to check the progress of the llame
so as to pi e\ cut the destruction of at leas
tuo solid blocks of business houses. Ol
Main street four business houses were completely
plotely consumed Tlio losses me estlnmtei
at from $5,000 , to $0,000. Insurance , $3,000.
Supreme Court Decisions.
Drs Moivfct , la. , Oct. i-'ti | Special Tele'
gram to Tin : Hui : . ] The supreme court Clee
the following decisions to-day :
Newton Laub vs. Cathcnco McConkey c
al , appellants ; Polk district ; afllrined.
Isaac Hrandt , icceiver. vs H. F. Allen c
al , appellants ; Polk district ; affirmed.
Alfred II. Newman , trustee , etc , vs tin
Convenant Mutual Heiiellt association , appellant
pollant ; Linn dlstiict ; affirmed.
J II Kuhns , administrator , vs Wisconsin
Iowa it NebrasKa railroad company , appcl
hint ; Black Hawk district ; reversed.
Fatal Ao < ; llotit at A\'cnt Iilberty.
DI.S MOIMS : , In. Oct. SO. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun HBB. ] The south | pund tram
on the Hurllngton road , just before reaching
AVcst Liberty this evening , struck n team pi
a crossing , killing one ludj und injuring an
other and killing the driver , a boy nambe :
Pond , sixteen yonis old. Ho was a resident
of Vest Liberty and is said to be a brother o
"Billy the Kid , " who met a tragic death it
Arizona a jear ago.
GovornorOlj arrabco III.
MASOV CITY , la. , Oct. " . $ . [ Special Tele
gram to TUB Hun.Governor ] Larrabee ar
rived In this city to-day and was to aildiev
an nftoi-noon mooting , bat was prevented bj
sickness , li. G. Cousins spoke to a larg'i
gathering at the opera house to-night ,
IND1CTCI ) KOU
IMe-inlicrs of the Jute UaKKi"K Trus' '
In Trouble.
ft'-Bni'iiis , Oct. 23. The gr ane\ Jury of tin
criminal court Df Shelby county to-day re
turned indictments against Ucnjapi'iii GratV
Anderson Gratz , J. y ( . Jonas , Joel \VooiJ.piH
Mr. Warren , members- the firm , of War
ren , Jones & Oral ? , of iSt ! liouis , and manlp
ulators of the bagging trust , pool Or cbmbin
ation. The jSjJjietmtsnt chorees' thehi will
unlawfully aateelng and conspiring to bu ;
up all the bagging in the market and thi
outputs of mills for severaljnonths and ad
vance the prices double what they- wore bo
fore. Requisition papers will bo applied foi
at once , and the ineiictcel individuals.viH be
brought here for tual. Attorney Genera
George IJ. Peters will proset-uto with vigor
and thinks that the > indicted parties hav , <
clearly violated the law.
ST. Loui , Oct. 30 Uofcrrlng-to the dis
patch from Memphis , witli reference to tin
indictment of members of the jute bagging
combination , Dcnjaniin Gratz said that he
did not know or car.o anything about it
There was no tolling what a country grain
jury would elo ; that the firm of Warren
Jones & Giatz weio only manufacturers' '
agents , and did not own a yard of bagging ,
Wood denied being a member of the firm
and said : "Thero Is no ttust. Warren
Jones & Gratz have cornered the tturkot bj
bui ing all the bagging produced in the coun
try during the present season , "
Double Mttreler Over Cnrels.
Duquoix , III. , Oct. ! W. [ Special Telcgran
to Tun BBC. ] At Thompsonvillc , yesterday
Warren Jordan and John Williams bceanu
involved in a quarrel over a game ot cards
Jordan drew a revolver anel shot his adver
sary , killing him instantly. Charles Williams
a brothei1 of the murdered man , raised i
hatchet , and rushing at Jordan , dealt him i
powerful blow , cleaving his skull and produc
lug instant elcatb. Williams then laid dowi
the dripping hatchet and walking out elciiv
crcd himself up to the authorities. All tu
men had been drinking hard.
A. Noloel Scout Pensioned.
Nr.w YOIIK , Oct. 20 [ Special Telegram t
Tun BEI.J A. IJ. Hammond , of this city
who was chief of scouts in the trans-Mis
sisslppi department during the war , was yes
terelay granted a pension from the govern
ment amounting to $3,100. Mr. Hammon
was elotalled against Quantroll , the notei
guerrilla In southwest Missouri during thi
war. His record with the war elcpartmon
wns such that ho was at once placed on th
rolls with a pension from the date of his ells
charge. _
The AV. C. T , U. Convention.
Nr.w YOIIK , Oct. 20. The W. C. T. L
superintendents concluded their labors tc
day. They decided to meet next In San Fran
cisco , September 23 , ISs'J , on which occasloi
a grand harvest homo festival will bo held i :
honor of the fiftieth birthday of Miss Wil
lard.
The * Wcntlior Indications.
For Nebraska and Dakota Fair , coldct
northwesterly winds.
For Iowa Fair Saturday , local rain o ;
snow Saturday night , fair Sunday , yaruio
Saturday , colder Sunday ; southerly , , wluds
shifting to 1101 th westerly Saturday night.
Conley Knqukcel Out. „ *
Svx FIUM.I-.CO , Oct. JiO. Joe McAullffc
heavyweight champion of the Pacific ! coast
to-night knocked out Mlko Coidoy , the Ithaci
Giant , In the second round. The fight wafer
for fJ.OOO a side , put up by Iho Callfornli
Athletic club.
By n Thread.
NEVYOIIK , Oct. 'JO.- The physlriansjn at
tendance upon Mrs. J. G. Ululntj , Jr. , to
night said : "Her life Is hangingby i
thread. "
_ _
Strumslili ) Arrival * .
At Now York The Italy and the City o
Hurlln , from Liverpool ; the Lulm , frou
Uicnicr- the Wielaud , from Hamburg. .
Hamilton DcaU.'j ,
W.v , Md. , Oct. 20. Ex-Governoi
nnd ex-Unlteel States Senator William T
Hamilton died of pneumonia at his homo li
this place ,
An Iowa Man's Ijnqir.
. . Y\A iir > aTov , Oct. 20. Samuel Chandler
of Iowa , has been appointed timber agent li
tbo xcueral land ofllco. '
BTATK PAUADH.
The Part In | t Tnk'on by Onialm
The Omalia republican clubs which went
to Council HlufN to participate In thu grand
latltlcatlon McA.TJiursday night formed up
on fourteenth sttcet In front of the Murray
hotel. At 7'3) ) p. in. the march to the Union
Pacific depot was tukcir up. Mayor Hroatch ,
Grand Marshall Major ClarksofT , and his
aides Messrs O H. Gordon , Paul Hersh and
Geo. M. lliilh led ttrp lino. The Omahn
Guards band hoaded-tho Young Men's re-
imbllcan club , ono htfudrod strong , whose
red White and blue lonitorns made a hand-
,
'
scn'no display and we o loudly applauded.
"T1YS young rcpubllcaTts of the Creightou
ho jfic , Captnln Kectf ; twenty-rtvo strong ,
cnr < io next. The Omiihtit Lancers , seventy-live1
in line , with Captain PrDst , Lieutenant Hart
ley ' with their drum tr | came next , and
weio followed by the second detachment In
charge of Captain nd.Cro well and Lieutenant
Tony Hot old. The Uxcclslor band led the
Maneiersoti ! guards , it colore > d republican
club. Captain HalkmaQ , Colonel Win. Hut-
lor , Ilftjsstiong. Thotji followed the Sixth
ward club , with twenty-two members , Cap
tnln G It. Cragler In command. Forty
meinbeis of tlitfTtlntlw- ward club marched
undeiii C.Utaln ) < J. I. .lohnsou. The ICIght
"wHrdJclub , h&Jled By their drum corps ,
niarclfcd clghtj * tronij .under Cnptalti U U.
HAlcombo. TlmThlrdward club one-hundred
and totPmon In tjie un2ur Captain Mike Maul
bended by1 n ban'd , we. next in line. Then
came thQ Seventh Ward drum e-oi ps In uni
form , who escorted thfe Seventh Ward club
and color gunrd\n hundred strong , in their
hatidsowo uniform , commanded by Captain
William rianainin , LTputenant Inskip and
Thomas , At thfc head M the Seventh Waul
club marched t"h > piesTelent of the club , Col-
one ! Katoti. 1'ollowliiff were the Douglas
County Coloreel Republican league , fifty
strong. rDouglas precinct furnished eighty
e.nthuslatlc mal cticis. Among the bands In
line were the A. O. 'H. band. The First
W.yd chib turned out to the number of
twcnty- . The lOlgttth ward wore accom-
p.micel Ui their ( Glee 'club nnd drum corps ,
which areampmr the finest In the city.
The Itn1 > of march was down Farnain to
Tenth street , thence to the depot As the v
marched Into the depot cheers aiose , which
with the rattle ? of the drums proved almost
deafening Mnipr Clnrkson and bis staff
disposed "of the throng , seating them in
thirteen < Jhw-wlnch were awaiting thorn.
When tho'train Bulled out nt 8 o'clock the
cats and platforms \\cro crowded and many
leftbehlnel. t - _
, Sevcinlillnsj Candidates.
The McBhanrf Flambeau e-lnb serenaded
Candidates Ijnijis and' Cushing Thursdaj
night. The club marched from Met/ hall , and
stopped at the Paxton to give a pyrotechnic
and drill exhibition. The line of march was
up Farnain , Sixteenth , and Loavonworth to
Nineteenth. Mr. Ijajiis was prepared for
the demonstration , anil had rcfrcbhmnnts
served af tor the speedy ( naking. Mr. IJams
was introduced and indulged in a brief talk.
Among other things h sald he understood
that the democrats were going to scratch
their ticket , pat tlculacly the name of Will
iam A. P.IMOII. Ho urged them to vote the
entire ticket. Other speeches wore made
After refreshing the Tinner man , the club
inarched to the home rf Mr Cushiug , who
also made a speech. :
from Abroad ,
Julius Mayer , William Moran , and Charles
Ogden , committee on invitation of the united
democratic clubs have sent invitations to out
side clubs setting forth that , at a meeting
held OctoberSSW , it was unanimously
resolved by representatives of every demo
cratic club in this city to elo o the campaign
on Nov. a by n giund rally of Nebraska dem
ocrats. They are therefore urged to be pres
ent and help swell the demonstration for
Cleveland , TlmlMiBi nmlMcShanc. The com-
tnittPo invite every democratic organisation
and every democrat in the state to bo present
in Omaha and Join-the procession and at once
to rive notice ol'fltc'lr ' ' Intention to attend and
a place will be r55rved for them in the line.
A ChnrHric ? Itoport.
United States Sen.a'fofJolin ) ; p. Jot , of
Nevada , passed ttirpugh'thls city last night
on his way to his jiome. He is booked' for
live speeches from the das' of his arrival to
the dav of the olootiori ; The senator was in
Now York last weclrund reports ilmt cvcry-
bdoy at national -republican headquarter * i-
confident of tho- success of Harrison and
Marlon.
It's as plain as a11 pike staff that nny
artiylo of pastry orfood llavovbd with
adulterated tlavdring cannot possess tnej
wholcsonioiieos or ugrooablo Havoc of
ono in which a > strictly pure fi-uitox-
truct lilce one of Van Du/.or's has boon
used. The flavoring extracts profwVbil
by Van Duzur & Co. are from -bound
fruit , highly conceutrated , contain more
than usual quantity' nnd are therefore
doubly economic. TJieir flavor is sup
erb. Grocers everywhere sell them.
THEY M.y.8T WH1HTLK.
How a Watch Knctory Scheme Failed
in Indlanola.
Recently TUB Ber reooived a communica
tion from Indmnblb , 'Neb. , signed by one S.
E. Arnold , and dated October 2J. The ob
ject and meaning'of the letter were so
clouded that it wvs sent to our correspond
ent there that ho might throw some light on
matter. The reply develops a very Inter
ostlng sjtato of things. The correspondence
is given below :
iNDiAN'otA , Oct. S2. To the Editor of THE
HKB : The cleverest trick of ingenuity over
performed in western Nebraska is that ol
the renowned horologist , C. G. Shollen-
berger , of St. Paul , who gave his note for
$10,000 as stock in tl.o Great Western Watch
company to the citizens of Ineliutiola under
power of attorney. It should be remem
bered that the county treasurer , Mr. Good
rich , had been sent to St. Paul and Duluth ,
Minn. , as extraordinary plenipotentiary in
the interest of the comp my. Upon a thor
ough examination into the character of Mr.
S. it had been discoveicel that his honor anel
integrity were beyond reproach ; yet live ! at'
torno > shave been employed. The foremost
was the county attorney , and so well and
clever did Mr. S. puz/lo the attorneys that
the contract made is no contract and the note
no note and uncolle > ctable , as no power
of attorney exists to that effect
as reported bv the extraordinary plenipoten
tiary. Mr. S. had proposed to pay his stock ,
but since the dirty Impudent work has de
prived him of his own schema the Indian-
ollans must whistle. So bo It to all traitors
to justice. '
Editor Bun ; If Uuicommunication will in
terest jou amucljJ ) ] thepeoploof Indianola ,
Neb. , plenao publish the name in your state
news column and forward copy of your
bapor-wlth this publication tij C. G. Shollen.
bejrffor , ntiw nt Strcator , III.
Our correspondent \\hte-s ns fpllows ,
. INDUSOM , Neb. , Otit.'JI.To the Kdlteir
of Tjin Hi-.kt I return yon hetcwitli the com
munication sent tno yciterda ) . I will say
that the communlcatlDn was \\ritteubs "the
renowned horologist , C. G Shellcnber" him
self t that I havi } compared it with letters
ivritton by him , nud am very positive ns to
the author of the paper , You ask what he
is driving at. I will tell you Mr. S. ciimu
JIHKO In April with a watch factory scheme
In Ida head , and Impnttcd enough of his en
thusiasm to the people of Imilanola to Induce
them to organi/c a stock company and pur
chase land upon which to build the factory.
% Hu nifieod to tnko n certain
nnionut of stock , and ga\o his note !
vfor $10,000 , anil a contract for the
liayment of the money , iimplj secured by
teal estate sccuiity. At this time nil was
harmonious'teUveen him and the board of
Sme tlniolatejr. after ho had Infoiined the
dire-dors that there would be little or-no
1 IH upon tile llrst one , two or three years' '
\V6ik ho maflo the extraordinary demand for
a'ftalwyot f 1,500 per annum for -hlmse'lf , as
irWuiR'oi > U-hich of e-ourso the board of dl-
relctoPn , ceunposod of sitch IIKMI us J. W.
) president first National bank. J II
CUAjiTrlch. jr , count ) trcusuroiv and several
otllo&lcvol-hiMdud business men , rufused tei
gfaritrt Ho then left the city vowing von
geariexfc nimlnst they city and < twcnrinpr that he
wouleikllt Uie town , and ho.has sent letters ,
similar to the ono you sent me , to the papers
of our iicigh'bdrliiK and rival city , McCooit ,
wlijph they , knowing the ciivumstauces , sup
pressed 1 would tliercforo ask that you sup
press' this communication headed , "The.v
Must Whistle. "
Don't hawk , und blow , and spit , but
use Dr. Sngo'a Catarrh roinudy.
The CoiirtH.
In the suit of Itonawa & Co against
Michael Donnellj , for $ IOJ commission on a
ro.il estate ? deal , the jurv found for defend
ant.
ant.In
In Dentils' Cunningham vs \ \ illiam Coburn ,
a suit to replevin a horse and buggy sol/eel
by the shcriil on a mortgage , the jurv
awarded the property to the plaintiff and
gave him 5 cents damages.
Vllet et al vs Henry was resumed yes-
torn a v before Judge C.rolT.
Jujlgo Wakele.\ was at Tekamah and Judge
Doano in lilalr.
Judge Hopowoll began the hearing of the
suit of Dowitt C Sutphon and others to eject
Andrew C. Puulsea from two lots between
Jones and Leavenuorth streets , near the
river.
The couit announced that there would bo
no jury tinils on Monday or 1'uesdaj , On
the first day Judges WalciHoy and Hopowoll
vtjll bo in Unit county , Judge GrofT In
Saipy and Judge Doane xvill be absent from
the city. The court assumed that most eif
the nttorncAsotlld be interested in the
budge celebration on Tuesday , and the
judges had agreed informally to cull no jury
trials thut day.
JutlgeShieleK in the county court heard
the case of L. IJ Williams Michael Wul-
lanz , a suit for $2 ! . a premium claimed on an
insurance policy
TUo court gave Judgment for the defend
ant.
Frederick Lindhorso was appointed admin
istrator of the1 estate of GoJfrev Graus.
An adjourned term of the United States
court will bo held next week , beginning Mon
day , and ni.iv continue until the opening of
the regular term on Novemoer b. The tem
porary Injunction granted the Omaha horse
railway company against the Omaha motor
railway companv will bo one1 of the Hist matter -
tor ? hoard. . A Jury will not be called till
November I'i
Tlio following new cases Avcre filed with
the ' , cloik of the distnct court jesterehiy
aftei'nnon :
Charles Kaufman , neamst Nicolai Kalclff ,
Lain a Ualelft and P T Klingcrt , in nn
action tei tciovci iVJO Judgment , on a promis
sory note.
H. M. Pattoison and Moberly I. Patterson ,
against H. McLcod and Samuel McLood ,
asking for Judgment in the sum of ? , " > 0 a <
cojnmiss > ion on ical estate sold for the do
fend. int. _
Jat-vit. ' ' 77 will cure your cold.
AMothor'H Ijll'o Sacrinued.
NEW Yonp , Oct. 21. ISpecial Telegran :
to TiiKBuK. | A kerosene lamp explosion in
Yonkers is rcRponsible for the condition ol
Mra'.Lcna Uambmtr , who lies at the point
of death in St. John's Kiverside hospital.
The lainji cxploeled in a room in which her
infant 'was alone , and the mother , in her
ha te to rescue the child , fell flat upon the
burning , , oil rtn the carpet. Her clotiunc
caught on lite and she was hadl.v' burned
abdut the back and lower limbs bufoicthc
noi.ghbors'wero alarmed and came to herald.
The husband arrived in time to sivc his chilel
and the bouse.
Pears' ib the puiestunil bc&t soup cvei
inude.
Unl ) > Ionian Kxplorcrs Wrecked.
Pnii.vDi.i.rnu , Oct. 21. The Babylonian
expedition of the University of Pennsylvania ,
which left this city for the Orient eexrly last
summer , has been shipwrecked in the Mediterranean
iterranoan sea. The news of this mishap
roacheel Piof. James of the university yes-
tcrd.iv afternoon. The communication ,
which Is from Prof. Hilprccht , Assyriologist
of the party , is dated October 2 , and an
nounces thai the steamer bearing the party
was wrecked Saturday night , September 2' ' ) ,
off the Island of Same . After thirty-six
hours of waiting n Turkish brigantlno toek
oft the passcngcis nnd landed every ono in
safety on the Island , where they still wore
at the date of the communication.
Fatal PnckliiR House Fire.
BU.TIMOIIK , Md. , Oct. 2ii The packing
house of Platt & Co. bui nod this morning , and
John Jones , agect sixty-one , employed ni
night watchman , perished in the llames be
fore help could reach him. The loss to the
building U small.
Take no other , Jnrvis' Brandy is best.
With a Towel.
YURI ; , Oct 20. - [ Special Telegram
to TUB BEE.I Francis 13. Collins , twenty
years old , committed suicide at his homo in
Brooklyn yesterday by hanging himself to
the dining room door. Ho bad tied a towel
around his throat and fastening the other
end to a rope and that to the door. Jumped oft
a chair , and was strangled. His brother
found him hanging when ho went down
stairs to light the fires. A physician was
summoned but his services were not re
quired.
ILBOR'S
COMPOUND OF
Pure Cod Liver Oil And Phosphates
It ha * rrqutrPd muc
cnintncnatiletlieproirlel4 | > rticoinjno | |
the oil and l'ho * | > liato MI that they w on Id
tocomo thoroughly cmiaoluu < tuKithcr ,
OF mui ho bus the only ntlpe by which
thlacan l > o dotoniplMicit. Another Im
iortant lvantaie which the lyre C < xl
LltcrOll iKnwHoc * rn-parert IntnliiTiriiy.
LIME ovir the Jilaln ml llvir nil , l Uw fuet
, that tx-slclos uitrtliiK largely to 1U me < l.
leal quAlltl , It | > rr ene the oil | iuni
iul eet fora loiiKeri rioU
SODA than It can Lu donn fli uy
, otht-r manner. lhl fact
alouo would lecommenU thU
foroinfiiMnitthn oil e cn tt
IRON. t'M | lii.liuU' ( illtl not also
.
mhl \ aslly to the healing
mialtle ! or Uie iireparatlon.
The in-rfict l > corr"r tlon "f
"he i > hn | halt w Ith the rod
, l erciilhaaonly been accom-
CURES
pllthcd by the ftiloiulfiu of
Die iBt iwrfect
coxsr.Mirriov , rulfnofchrinutry :
and a medicine
cnirmiR. COLDS. ASTHMA. baa teen pnxluo-
nt which , while It
DUONTIIITIH. nRIUMTY , .
\VASTIN(1 DISK Vt-KH , and all al irfectl }
alable and
out.
Almost os palatable ai cream. It can t > o taken with
pleasure bjJellcatP perwm nutl chlliln-n. who. after
tiling It. IM-OOIUO err fnoil of It It ulmllat with the
fix ) . ! , Inert-awn the Ueib anil apiwllti- , bullet * upthener-
Twin i > item , ir torei enemr to inlnil ami body , crcntos
ne\v , tlcti auil Vmf" bluoj , In i t , rejurlnatet lha wttola
Tlila preparation U far suijerfor to all ottifj pn-p ratlon of Cod ,
Oil i IthMinanr tmlUtopLut no equatt. Tlio nuulU following .
* IM beit rtcnmnifnilB J. _ U ure. Mjou YaluyourUea
( liciulrt , llollou. 'M ' rJl
u Ustf ni * . *
RADWAY'S PILLS.
DYSPEPSIA.
HAHWA V'S 1'H.I.S me ncurc for Hilt complaint. Thjr tone up the Internal sorrflloin to
nonlthy ni-tlon , imtoro MrriiKth to tlio Momm li I'liil enable It In porfoim Iti film tlons. Thu
Ktnptoins of SIMHVIA illsnppriir , and with thi-iu thu llrtblllty to cuntiiii t dlioiism.
PERFECT DIGESTION
Will bo accnmpllshivl bj tnklm , ' H.DV'S IMMS , Hv so doing , DVHI'KP.SIA , 8ICIC UliAO-
At Hi : . I ( in , > 1 O.MAI tl , 1111,101 , .M > S lll be a > oldftl mid the- food that td nttiu contllbutc Its
nonr ishlnn propcrtlos f ir the t-uppoit of the natural wiisto or the boil ) .
Prlco US Cents pur box. Sold bv nil DruKUlsts ,
swirr-a srnciric
In n\lrcljr \ n Tcgcdttla i ropsrittcn con-
lorcury , Putatti , Art cnlc , ur other
SWIFT'S SI'UCIFIC
Ilm cure < t lumilreil ) of cm of I'pllhcllo-
da ur Canivr of tlio fikln , thoiuind * of CACM
of I > : cnu , Dlcxxt Ouuiom nud Eilu Il f a c .
ml litimlrotU of th nis UH.J of case * of bcrof *
nla.Illoxl I > ulso-i an.l lllowl Taint.
wiJT'd srnctnu
H.n rollrvo.1 Ihoueamltaf CR c of Moron-
rial I'uUualuUboumatltm au < l Etlflneii cf
thi ) Joluts.
CniiTAsooo * . TIC-M. JtmotT.lRW-awlft'i
pcvlllaGo , Atlnntn , On. eieiillrmon : Intli *
nrly pcrtot Chopnuont yinr , Imilcn'iaut
t' ' oil l ilson nmiaroU upon in I l ) < g n
InUnu M. ] . 3. uiiilt-r mWco of iinotlior , nnit
todnv I foci errntly lmiroTu | < l. I nm Dim
UltihK- the UKxlIuliio .tnil shull contlimn lu dee
o until 1 an. prrfiictly well. I liellmolt will
ffoct apc.foctcure. Your" trill } ,
Uoo. 1' llnWAnn ,
111 Wcit Slitli Bt.
Cotomti , SO. Juy7 : , tffl-Tho Swlfl
prcinucn. , AtljnlKOnOoiillrmoiM IW.T.I
Kniit nufteier from inlHculRf rhrutn ( lnra
! ort njruir < I coulil Ritna poiumncnt TO-
lief from any inrdlolnj prowlboil liy my
phrslclan. 1 time ovrr a doioit Ixiltlca of
your a H 3 , nnil uow I nm IM well AH I uver
s In my llfn. I nm sure jour meiltclita
curva tne.uiul I wo iM rAoommentl It tn tiny
one iirrurlUB from nny blooil dlicane. Youn
Irulj , O. 1KcniiKH ,
Conductor 0. & u , 11. It.
\Vco , TriAS , liny 0 , ISOtmtlenion i Th
* rlfo of on of my ciutonicm wna n rrlblr
flllclvil with n loatliBomo kln rtHruso.thal
covenxt hpr wlinlu txxly. She woa uimllneil
to her hwl foraovcral > tar b > ttiU antli'tlDn.
nil ennui not help licr cir nt all Hho could
not li i-p from a violent Itchlruj uml stlnglna
f the nkln. Tlio ( llionno baffled the iklll of
the ph > slclntn who treati.il It Her huobana
IWKIII nniilly clln tils wlfu S Iff * hporino ,
nil ho commonroa to tmprovo nlmratt Im-
mtHllali ly , anil In n few wonks ii WOH HI-
) ncll. She U now a hturtv llno-
Enll , with no truce of Ihviiinirtlon
yniirntry truly , J K SKAIIS ,
\VUolo9olu DrUKKlut , Austin Avcuuiv.
i Trmtlio on Blood and Shin nhra.vl mailed
friv. TUB bttirr Srccinc Co , Dranor %
Atlacla , Oa. , Now York. TSC Uruaclu ay. .
May nireml bodll > protection - III yum
A ininil , " hut ioiiiethliii < nioro nulistun
Hal will foonec t jry iinlto noon , ir
winter li appronihliitf. Ir
. , _ , , .r rapidly
VFLVtT addition In hunt ) dotlilnu , those ln
* * t11 aru prudent wilt provide 11 tnppl ) ol
III-Mtov s l'i ASTFH III Biitltlpatloti ol
loughs , e-oliln , t hn l 1'imix , Htiomtm
nni I AD tlcnieliitlca mill uthcr ullineiiu
ullLLAn which nr < Mile to prevail during tin
ww mi lull niiintlm. 'Ilil * planter la wel
kiuiwn at a unllornily reliable roinoil ]
, . _ . In such Iroubli1- l ulua i rt-nily fin
nil Ynlln Inimt-illato .ippmatlnn aiul Us clfe-cl
Ull IUUII In prompt ninl prrinnuont. A tlii'n
am ninny npnriout Imitation * In tin
miirki-t , c'iri-liil hut < rwill nlwiiy-
I I11EII n k for nt-N OS > flnil iofu < * o all ottiL
LltlLli purouiplu- < < .
; i'"s .inl t o rent rtamp to Set
bmy.lnlin on,2l I'l Ut HtnPI , N. \ .
nilOTCn fllr " ' "Py of IS-TIII' < TIONH mei >
UUoltn T1" 1)lK'111. ) " uluublo huuacuoli
IBNPBBOBDBNTBD ATTBAOTIOt
U O\'iil A MlM.lON DlSTUIIIUTKUl
t
Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
Incoiporittad by the loKlilature of isos for Ed
ucutlonnl und Clmrltable ] ) iiri''i. . audits finn
clilsi ) made 11 jmrt dt the PI ( "sent btntu Constltu
tlon. In 1H7I > , by nn overwhelming poimlar vote
ItsGItANDr.XTHAOKDINAItV nitAWINCt
take Tilaeo Soml-Annunllv Munp and December
nnd Ita (5HANI ) BINOhK NITMIIKH DltAW <
I MIS take place nn ouch nt the other ton month :
In the year , and ure nil draw n In public , at the
Academy of Mnslc , New ( menus i-a.
"NS'odo hereby coitlfy that we supeivlao the
arrangement > fur all thu Monthly nnd Heml-An
nn.il Drawing "f 'Ilia Louisiana btato lottery
Company , and In parson innnuge and control
the lniwlniri ) thcinsohes , and Unit thu sium
are condur-ted with honesty , fairness , anil It
Kood faith toward all parties , and wo authoilzi
the company to use tills lortltli.ite , with f.ic
similes otour3lBnatures attached , In Its adver
tisements "
COMMISSIONr.US.
Wo , thounder lcnod Hanks and Hankers , will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State
Lotteries which may DO presented " ' our count
ters *
H. At. WAr.MSIifiV , Pros. Lonlnlana Nat. Hauk.
1'ir.Itlti : I.ANAUX , Pies. State Nat'l Hank.
A. IIAIiDWIN , Pre . Now Orleans Nat'l Hank.
CAH1. KOHN. Pros. Union National Hank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING ,
In the Academy of Mnile. New Or
lean" , Tuesday , Novciubnr III ,
1HHH.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $300,000.
1CO.OM . Tickets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves $10 ; Quarters , $5 ; Tenth : , $2 ; Twen
tieths $1.
LIST eninii : .
i or iov > " "l8 jnou ;
i I'ur/.K or v-
i pur/.K or . . . . . . .
y I'UI KSor ID.OiKJ nro ai.deli ;
r. I'KI/.Krfor n.imil are Ul.oot
" ' > I'UI/.r.S OK HUM ) ate ) - " > , ( Wi
KHI I'lel/K8OP 5' ) uro. . . . . . . no.lKK :
ino iMU/iNor : iou are . . . 1.11.0 , * ;
coo I'lti udor ' - o am . . . loouoi
AHI'IIOXIMUION I-III/I.S.
100 Prizes of { .VVIuio 00,01)1 ) ]
ion do nature : nnK
100 elo IWUaro . . . . a > , ( Xl )
TUtMI.S.M , I'lll/I.S.
HO'l do 100 nro . . . W. V ]
1VJ do 100 ntu . V > , 'JUU
11,1311 1703 , amounting to . . tl.O'il.m ' ) ' )
NCITKTickets itruwinii Cnplfil 1'rUut nro not on-
tllleil to terminal prUu.i.
lif Klt Cl fli HATKs , or nny further Information
donlruil , write luxllily tn the umlernlKiiixl. clvurly
BtatliiK vour ro lilenci'with , - < tatn , ( 'oiinty , Mri'L't uml
number. More rapt I return mall iUllvory will l > o uii
sureil for your cnclentnit nu envclopo benrlim your
full ail < lro
hena I'dVi'AI. N01KS Kxprois Monor Order" , of
Now Vork KxcliiniEo In onllniiry letter , Currunuy by
KxpreMalourcxpcii e iiiliUe < Hl
Or.M.A DAl.'l'IIIN , .New ejrl'oani , l , .
Washlnuton , I ) . U.
Address RegistereRetters to
N1SW Oltl.KANS NATIOVAI , II\NK ,
Now Orleans , fjt.
| ? 1 > 'Hint tha prescnco of eii-n-
IjIXirulii UaiiiiruKaril unit
Kurly , wlio aru Iniliaruu ol tlin nratrliiKi U a gtiar *
untcu ot abkolutu lulrnt'sa mil liitevrlty , thut tbo
clianec ftre ll uqnul.Hiiil ilml no onn tan poulblr
dUInu whut iiumbvr wllldniwu prlzn
"IIKMKMIIKH , Hl o , that the jmymcnt of prliciM
OUAIIANTK15I ) 11V rOL'll NA1IONAI. IIANKH Ol1
Non Orlnann , and the Ikkels nro uluiidl by HID I'rns-
Ident ol an Initltiitloii wlio u clinrturud rl hl MTU
reonunltedln thu blKhuat courtt , thurotoro , konnra
of any liultitloni or anonymous ituuuioi
lial atUtactlon In tba
I cure ot Oo urrlio-a end
I ( licet , I prescrlboHsnO
to < 1 sate In rtoommcnd-
Ing It to all iiiffcreM.
, A.J. STOSCB , M.U. ,
Ooaoiur , III ,
rnicn.oi.oo.
Tr. . < r B Iul ! geM by
l PBNNVnOVAb WAI'KKS are
luccexifulljr u ed monthly by over 10,0(10 (
J Uullea. Are Safe. Kffectualanit 1'U-aiant
VJ Si perboxbymalloratdruRslslB./
-l'arttralnr 2 iioetag" RtorapM Aililritji
TOE EuniEi CntuiCAt. Co. , Purnoir ( lieu.
fbraaloindbtj malt bflno ;
I > nia CaM Oinulitt , Neb ,
ovnu
10,000 MA6EE RANGES
2,000 MAGEE FURNACES AND
13,000 ' MAGEE HEATING STOVES
'WERE SOLD IN IOBT.
rnicsoiiitnrtnroiiioii ) | i > iiioiit | than \dhuno-i
lite n inlitht liei i Ittmi In | ) rnl < i > of thn iiet'ullai
merits poHM-ssed liv the Muiea ( JooeN
MNS I'UIIOXsoKMII5 H WIM !
I INO tlin Mimeo lliiiige ronitnntly In mv
SohoctUnnd Pilv.Uo Kltclie-n. It fulllllos nvery
tt-imlicme'tit for tlio most oxnctlUKM > rk ; 1
\\oulil not oxtlmiiKt' It for aii > I.IMK < made.1'
Solid for out riiiiiaoo Olicularand io.nl what
plnslclans inoti'Hsort scientists , mi chunics anil
men hnntHxay of the Mnijt'O rurmicvi they lnv
in use. Don't put In Steam or Mot Water Ap
painttis. till ynii K.NOH what n HIKT-CI , vs.s . Ilot
All riirnacu will do for halt th cost.
Til KMKt ! tlANeiM , rOUN\ i. III. U IM1 ANI >
( . ( IOKINII StnMS All ! So Ml KVI.IIN UIITIIK I.V
oiirnitentt , and we unrr.int each ono to clvn
peifeet Hatlsfiu ttnll to thu Inuei. MAIll'.i :
KI'UNAl'in , : UTW ! t'MON'Br. , lloatoti 8'l
l.ako St. , Clilcnpo.
Clilcnpo.MI U ON UOOr.ltSA. SUNS.
, Not ) .
Your Left Liver
IS OUT OF ORDER ? .
BEAD THIS IF IT IS.
Al'lopri tury .Muillcmo Unit nom\ but Ultf
to prove Its worta.
Dr : Callender's ' left Liver Bitters ,
Tr o only Distilled lllttora In the United
Btatos. The only outers recognized bj tha
United Status tntornal revenue Taws ns a Pro
prietary Medicine. Lawfully Patented. No. of
P tent 14.9.O73. Contains no fuall elK no
ssentlm oils , no foreign nubstmnce or damaK-
Ing drugs. A perfectly pure medicine , com
pounded from Pure Hoot Herbs and Old Peach :
pleasant to the taste , quiet nnd decisive In 1U
affect. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow Janndlc * In
flrcdays. Uegulates the llowols. Invlitoratoa
whU system.
ol < ofiI.lTcr Illttorj nra sold in Omnlia , jJeb. hytlio
llowini ; druiunt * utchird on Drint CoSpocUl
Wtanlaialr. tor nit ) drun Interest of Nolinuka. li -
tallnnnalollOHS , . , , , ,
Ooodmsu Druts ' ' < > , W. .1. Whltehotise , T W.bpif
fnnl. Ham U. Kiiniivrorin. Hchrutorn rhurinncy
Knhn \ Co . .lolln uiadlnh. M. I'arr , .1. A. r ullur A Co.
W. .I.IIUBlie , .lonn II Contir. . J. Frlco M.l.l'o flll
b. Il.linntirh.Jnlin F Itutftky , Morn'll'n Pharmitey
.lamiw 1-orsyih , II C Uoll , lr..l.J.Savllle , e.M.Crtj. .
. ' ' , A , Ility a
fey , F. Chandler , Ilnhn'H I'harniacy ilnrney
J.tKhi , I.\V Clarkf.J. ll.Mclnnldt. Mat Ili'cht , J
S.Chrlatonaon. W. K , Mmliorioii , H H. Cox , Max
Oinred. iTHrk W. KoitK. 11 ll 'iuuf > on , ( ! eo Kooder
noyd' I'hnrraiey , C. A. Mclchor. tlowapl tooyor' ,
I-rank Dollnnc Si Co , irhole ale deulera In 0 < Kura nn ]
YOUNG MEN
JP"0 f > era Fo | | . jCTOrn.e or vire | , , vo lrr0j. | , , jrkinr
IhnlrMlHlllyor Pcbllllatea Ihclr Kctioiii Fyitnnjfinil l
ire Incupacluiel for IL iliuily Dulloi of Llfo cu nj a
pcrfccl tcktorallon to
MANLY VIGOR
Health. Rtrenglli r * < \ Iloliuit Mnnlinod In Ihn
NTVARICOCtlE RAOICAIU CUBED WITHOUT OHR/mo / n
CIVIALE
Tim
HIP.
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y. '
The Ik'bt Kiiitlo iVc : : : < > niiilia and Coniicll
liliifTs to
ErTHEEAST-
1WO TIlAIN'i DAILY IIKrWRHN OMAHA AND
COIINCII. IlLUfr'-J
Chicairo , - AND - Mll iiloe ,
St. 1'aul , 5Iliui'iioll | < , Crdiu' Iliinlds ,
Kock Inland , I'repport , Itoi-kfonl ,
Clinton , lliiliiiiic | , Davciiuoit , '
Klh'iu Mudit-iin JancstHlf
, - , ,
UcloltVlnoini , | .a Cr Hse ,
And till other Important nolntu Knst , Northcml nod
Hon til utifct.
l-orihroiiali t ckeu.call 1.11 the ticket agent
rect > " " " " " "lock' vt al " '
Ilillii.an Uln peMHnn Ihefluott IllnlnKOun lu Ilia
world are run on the main line of tuc i Mmt " M
wak c * t-l. I'nul Itnllwuy.
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u a > viii < . -
MU11C I ly und biifoly cprfd by tKXSV'Li. rap.
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II.WDi.rlox.ttllUiL'Rt.w.or , by mall from
cu' MfK.Co.