THE OMAHA DADDY BEE , WEDNESDAY , JUXY 30 , 1890.
AR1IESTED FOR MIBEM.
Warrants Served on Thrco South Omaha
Council Boodlers.
A STOW OF OFFICIAL CORRUPTION ,
The ITilbc-Oivcrs ami J3ilhe-Takcrs
Jhposcil Co IMiMio Condemna
tion A. Uncord of
Handed Villainy.
County Attorney Mahoney , ycitcrJay ,
cotnmoncetl the ilrst of the prosecutions
against incmlcrs of tbo council of SouUi
Otnnlia for alleged booilto tmnsactloas In re
lation to the ordinance granting tha right-of-
way tlirotish South Omaha to the Chicago ,
Koclt Island Jit Pacific railway company.
Only four laformatlons were lllcd , two
flKulmt il. D. Roclio oOmalmcharglnf ( ( hl.n
vvltli nttciiiptlnK to brlho : ono against Kd-
U-anl Jolmstoa ot SouthOin.ilmcharging him
U'ltliBolidtliii ; bilbo money in dcraandlnR
T f J.OOO of the olllclals aad representatives of
thoChleio , llockhlaaa & Pacific railroad
cointuiny im < ] ono agalast CJouncllimn John
N. Jlurltc , charging him with hritery and
comitioii iu receiving money corruptly to
Influence Ills voloon said ordinance.
As 11 r.-U mentioned cxoliulvoly In Tin : HIK :
Tuesday otliHtvcclc , the factf had all been
inailo known , to Mr. Alahonoy and the proofs
l > utvvltMti his reach.
Slncu the facts vvoro first brought to Mr.
Mahouej's olllclal notice , ho has , made sev
eral visits to South Omahaand lias confirmed
nil stutcriciits uecossary to lusuro succojtt'ul
prosecutions. From the tlmo of Mr. Ma-
honoy'3 Ilrst , visit to lookup the mitter , his
dctcrminitlon to prosocttto the cases was
made. Prudential reasons and the nbsciico of
Coimciliain Johnston caused prosecution to bo
deferred until yesterday.
STORY.
IIcVeiitllntcjH tlio lloixllclrunsuctloiis
' IMiist TIiorniiKl > l ) '
"noforo I give you any facts for puhllca-
tioaiu K' inlto the ) pusago of the Uock Is.-
lanJ orJiunnco by the council , " said Council-
nun Jams. ! .7 , Dougherty , "I wish to deny the
false Innoiiduod and slanderous statements
pujilUhol ltutl < 1iiday nioniliiB In na Omaha
paiwr. TiiuniiBnccouuL vvis ; torrctt but tfto
other ueoouut wus fabo or wio'ig In every-
"Iu the lint place therowa3notn$200nor a
$ * J21 chcelc Klveii members of the council for
their in'lu"uce ' la pajslni ; tint ordinance ,
Mr. I low loy received a chuck from W. D ,
Kocho fiiivIO ] nnd a ( hcclc was ( ; lvcn mo by
Mr. lloiho fur wore than ( Ji25. Neither did I
over so nor ask to huvo that check cashed ns
I nni assurol Mr. Hovvloy novcr did , Nclthw
did I ovur place my check Into Mr. Mahonoy's
hands. Nfithcrdld M. D. Uoiho return before -
fore the passage of the ordinance and notify
the meini > eis Avhorn ho bribed or tried to
bribe , that tlio lloclc Island road would not
Hiiiiction wli.it ho hud done. On the oontrur )
ivlr. Kocho returned with nionev and wonted
to take up the check. This of course 1 re
fused. "
11 Without going Into partlcuhrs so as to expose -
pose or joopirdizo the prosecutions to bo
brought bj County Attorney Mahoney , I
Bliall jtlvo you enough of tlio facts to en
lighten tlio public , and sufficient to convince
any mail who Is acquainted ivlth the mom-
bcrb of the council that tlio published stato-
xucnts of Tin : Bn : wcro substantially true.
"MldiaolD. Hochocnmo to BCO mo Satur
day , July f > , meeting mo on tlio street lie ac
costed tins hy asking If I had that ordinal ) 10
tvlth mo3 TelllnR him I had ho said that ho
\vonld like to see It. I asked him what ho
-v\antodthoordlaancofor. IIo replied that
BOineol the members of the council who hud
not seen the ordinance wanted to ECO It. I
nsltcd him to uumo the member wlio had not
scon It nnd I would give it to that member.
Jilr. Kotti then suited that it began to look
us If thcro vvould-boaBticlt. end the ordu >
nnco vould not pass , and that hovould \ lllto
to see it accepted or rejected. I ftnnklyand
plainly informed him that It would bo re
jected , hec.mse the ordinance was not made
out to the satisfaction of citizens , nnd to pro
tect the interests of the cltv and citizens. I
Ihcu iiudoarrungoHiciitsto meet Mr. Kocho
nt my homo at U o'clock that ovming.
IIo eaino as ho agreed , and in
the presence of four men , pave
1110 two cheeks , ono for DIr. How-
ley for ? 2SO and the other for
myself almply stating that the checks
' -\voro for our Influoneo in passing the Reek
Islnuilordlannco. Wr. Kocho a-cqucstcd jno
notdollvortho chock to Mr. Ilowloy until
nftor the ordlfinnco was pissed. I then ro-
luscd to support thoordlanncc , but promised
if It wro made right , and to yrotcct our
rights , that I would do the best I could for it.
"Carry Ing out the programme. I left Mr.
Jlowloy'o ihoolcat his salooa on Saturday
evening , and Mr. Rovvloysaj3 thathosonta
Kcntloinunabonco tosoo Mr. Kocho , to see
vvhat ho meant hy his choclt and for Mr.
Itouha to como and see him.
"Immediately after this Mr. Uocho caino
.toseorao , excited and mad , asltlup why I
# ava Air. llowloy that clieck until after the
crdluauco hod passed. Tolling him I could
got the check , Mr. Hochq said ho would get
the nionoy nudllft the chocks , and for mo to
1)0 ) at homo nt 3 o'clock that day , Monday ,
July 7. Mr. Uocho caino to my house at ! 1
o'clock as aerccd , with the inony to lift the
chocK As understood , Mr. Kowloy ro-
lusod to ( jlvo tip his chock nnd I refused to
ei-copt cn.sh for inluo.
"Mr. Kocho told mo that Councilman John
ston wen tout In the street and ashed Mr.
JIvuus , attorney for the Koclc Island rend ,
tlOCto ( ) iitiHli the onllnnnco throiiRh. Coun-
tilEl % John N , Burke , said Mr. Hocho , was
wiled In liy a certain cltlrou nnd naked If ho
would support the Koch Island ordinance for
fJ50. Mr , Burke refused , deniandlnff ? oOO ,
nnd stating that ho was not hero for his
lioalth. Ilio gentleman In quc > tlon stated
Unit Mr. Uocho could not clvo him ( llurko )
* , " > 00 us Mi. Itoeho had onlv § 1.600 to push the
orditunco through. Mr , IJurko was left for
this man to control at n limit ol f'jriO. Mr.
Kocho also told mo of hu\lnpr offowil Mr.
Eurico S .V ) . which was refused , the Third
Ward councilman dciiuindin faOO.
"Mr. Kocho further stated that ho had pone
to certain packing houses and was assured
that Tcwlnnd Connolly would vote for the
ordinance , but anyway ho puvo them $200
each as ho dlda't ' want to see thorn left out In
the cold. "
ii'T 10 itiuun
I'at' Sojs 3ioVoiildii't Acuojit tlio
Polluted Coin.
Conncllinan Patrick Ilo\\loy was
jvosltlvo ami vigorous in his douunclntlou of
the falsa atiUomenU made In the publlcatloa
referred to hy Mr. Dougherty.
"Mr. Itocho Is off when ho Intimates that I
cvor vvantoil to have that check cashed that
ho made out and tent to me , "
said Mr. Kowley. " .Ask him it I
did not at ouco send n man to see him to
know what horantcd \ nndhat ho meant by
that check. .Ask Jlr. Kocho If ho did not ro-
JJT
pc.itddly tay that ho coutil not get mo to sup
port that ordinance. Ask him about that
incotlnp in the Murray hotel , Omaha , nnd
about Mr , Johnston asking $3,000 $ to support
the onlinnnco.
"r 'o sir , I never received a cent , directly
nor indirectly , la this transaction , and when
Mr. Itocho sent to got my chock to pay it In
money I refused to surrender It or accept the
ttiouey. "
CA.IU3VS JllL
Ho-xv n liot Chviior wns
llireatonccl and Sued.
Thomas. Carey , of Choyone , "NVyo. , lias had
an unfnrtunuto oxnoricnoo In this matter.
Mr. C.xroy owns lots nlao and ton , block ono ,
KonJIs & Lewis'addition to South Oranha ,
located south of tlio city in Surpy county ,
Mr. Iloclio telegraphed to know the least
prlwMr. Carey would take for hU lota.
After soiao corrospondcaco by telegraph and.
mull Mr. Curey consented to corao hero pro
[ J . vided n pass be sent him. .Arriving liero July
B , on a pass sent by Mr. Rccho , negotiations
begun for the purchnio of the loU. After
threats of condemnation bv Mr Itochn , olTora
to buy at less than half their vuluo an l hulf
what holind paid for olherndiolnlng lot for
thorauroad companynnd deceiving him in
pycry statctncnt maac , Mr. Carey met Mr.
Itocho In the latter'3 oflico to close the iicuo-
tlntlons , Mr. Kocho refused Mr.
Cnroy's oiler and Mr. Curoy re
fused Mr , Roche's bid. As Mr.
Carey left the ofllco n .u-altlnp eonslablo
scn-ed nsuinmons on him forW > .ltio value
of the pws from Chcjenno and return. Tlu-n
Mr. Kocho took a continuance and } estordny.
when the matter came up. sued him for ( I ID
commission on the wlo of the lol-j. Mr.
Carov thinks it passing stranpo that the
bouth Omntii council can close streeti and
by ordinance conflscato property located
away down in Sarpy county.
UOUUIJ TAIjliS 1IACIC.
Uo Tlirous Another PInsli Llfflit enl
l nrk TrniiHatitious.
Mr. 3) , Uoche , ono of the ncet.scd parties ,
made the following statement List night !
"For the past two month ? I have been em
ployed assisting the liock Island in purchas
ing the right of way from South Oinnhn. south
through Sarpy county. After having
purchased the land , the contract was let for
tliogrmllnR , ami the next stop was to seouro
the right of way from the council , crossing
certain streets and alleys In South Omaha.
The attorney for the Kock Island
drew up nn ordinance shoving ; what wns
needed and ncctasnry , tind of course I went
to see the different counclhnoii undnskcil
them how they felt nhout the matter. Ihoy
informed ino that they would have to see
what theordinuncc contained -vvouldhavo
to study It a little. The ordinance was re-
fcircdto the ordlnunuj committee , of which
Daughorty was iliauman.
"The council , ou the cvcnlnp when the
ordinunco vas Ilrst introduced , adjourned for
Uvo days to consider It. Just before the
meeting I understand that Mr.
UouRhcrty wns not going to appear
at the council meeting and maku a
report , but pnld no attention to this. The
meeting wn ? summoned to order and the ordi
nance , mllcd far. It could not ho found , Mr.
Dougherty having pocketed the document.
The council authorized the ma.v or to senil nn
olllccr after the paper. The ofllccr returned ,
saying tlmt Dougherty refused to give it up.
The chief of police nho went after him , but
Mr. Uoughcrty maintained h'sllrst ' position.
The council then adjourned until the follow
ing evening. I met Mr. Dotighoily the
next day nnd nsked him what ho meant Ijy
taking the ordinance axvny , as ho should bo
manly , If ho didn't want to vote for the
ordinance ho could vote acuinst it , and that
ho hud no business with the ordinance In his
pocket , ns the proper place for it wns with
the city clerk , \\ho \ U the proper custodian
for suih papers. I also told him that thcio
vas a resolution to that effect on the records.
I stated that the reason I wanted the ordi
nance leftvith the clerk was tlmt I
desired the other couiicilnicn to see and
examine it , ns they claimed that they had
never been able to do so beloio.
"Mr. Johnson nor Mr. Burke were never
offered ono dollar by ino , nnd I novcr puld
them ono cent. The only ones that wanted
money are the ones that are now kicking.
Thoy'told mo time and URaiti that they know
that 1 had given from $3,001) , to $0,000 to other
coundlmcn andhadignorcd them. AVhy did
they send a particular friend of theirs to ino
asking * ir llttlo' for their trouble ,
nnd threatening that unless they re
ceived something they would make a kick
on other members of the council whom they
suspected of having received moneyy \
answer to them was to lilclc , that I would bet
them } . )00 to a cent that tho.v could not prove
where 1 had ottered u cent to a councilman ;
that 1 did not Intend to bribe the council ;
that it was not necessary.
"The great trouble with these men was that
after the council hid fully understood the
oidinanco they could plainly sco , as their
fueiidi told then , and also the heads of the
different packing houses , that the railroad was
asking nothing unreasonable , and it was n
lilg tiling for South Omaha , and that they
minted to sou It through. After a careful
study by the council , the ordinance was
pissed. Then commenced the howl. Such
rumors as ono councilman Betting J,000 nnd
others so and so and so nnd so wcro spread.
I shall , upon the stand tomorrow , take an
o.ith. . that I never : tendered a dollar to nuy
monitor of the council ofSouth Omaha. "
Progress.
It Is very Important In this ago of vast rai-
teriol progress that a remedy bo pleasing to
the taste nnd to the eye , easily taken , nccopt-
nblo to the stomach and healthy In its nature
nnd effects. Possessing these qualities.
Syrup of Tigs Is the ono perfect laxative and
most gcutie diuretic known.
OK .HIE crrir.
The Uircct They Have Jlacl Upon Jes-
Slo lias-worth.
Detective Vaughn la engaged In investigat
ing a case of mysterious disappearance which
may evolve Into a sensation.
Six weeks ago , Jessie Boaworth , a young
girl of seventeen , pretty and innocent , left
the old homestead at Bradish , Neb , and came
to Omaha to live.
Her parents In the old homo are eminently
respectable but poor , and the young girl
thought it would b'o possible for her to sccuro
somollgbt employment hero , which would
cr.ublo her not only to support herself but to
assist thoold folks also. Sue thought proba
bly she could find employment insotno milli
nery establishment ,
After she had been la the city a few days ,
she wrotehouio that she had been unable to
nrocuro such employmeat nsshodcsiied nnd
had hcen forced to tuko a position as cham
bermaid in a boarding "house , which , she said ,
was located at 1313 Chicago street.
She wrote homo every few days and letters
wore written to her here" , but addressed to
the general delivery.
Last week she wrote her mother nnd told
her that she vins sick and that the work she
was doing wns too hard for her. The mother
Immediately answered , telling her ihiuRh-
ter to corno homo at once. ' .This
was ten days ago , and hearing
nothing from her daughter the mother" bo-
e.imovory much alarmed , and Unfitly the
' brotherinlawVlllinm Baker
girl's - - , , decided
to como to the city and look for lier.
IIo arrived hero yesterday nnd at once
wont to 1313 Chicago stioot. The house Is oc
cupied by Frank Uoffuun , the engineer ut
IJoyd's opera houso.
linker Inquired for tlio girl and wns struck
dumb with astonishment when told that buch
glrlasJcjslo Dos\vorth was not only not a
member of the household , but that she never
had boon , Baker hocamo ( jroatly alarmed
and searched all through that neighborhood
and enquired at every house for the girl , but
his search was fruitless and he nt lost repor
ted the ir-attcr to the pollco ,
BaUer says that the girl wis notvv lid. but
there are fears thnt she became sick , tired ,
vvoraout and discouraged and did some desperate -
porato deed. _
Cliiuiibcrlnln's Cello , Cliolcra nnd
Dlnrrhocm Remedy.
This is the most successful preparation yet
discovered for towel complaints. It acts
quick , can always bo depended upon , oven In
hi tlio most seven ) uud dangerous cases nnd
when reduced with water Is pleasant to take.
One dose will promptly relieve a pain in the
stomach , Cello In Its various forms seldom
requires more thnn ono or two doses. Chol
era morbus , which Is ono of the most painful
nnd dangerous diseases that aflllets mankind ,
yields readily to it. although in the most se
vere cases several doses are sometimes re
quired , hut it has never yet beou known to
fall , which is saying a gi-c.it deal when It is
remembered that over L'00,000 bottles of tlio
remedy Imvobeensoldduilug the past jear
and many of thoin used for cholera morbus.
Dysentery Is another disease for which
this remedy U especially adapted , liven In
its worst form , and when epidemic , it has
completely controlled the disease and cured
cases after cases , without a sluelo failure.
Dlarrhoju Is promptly and effectually
checked hy It. It Is the only remedy , we bo-
llovo. that will euro chronlo dl.irrhtua. Wo
could 1111 this page with testimonials from
persons who have been cured of chronlo clinr-
rliu'a by this remedy ; many of Ihoni had lost
all hopoof ever recovering from the disease ,
and felt that life at best was only * a buiJcu.
Per cholera infautura , no other remedy has
met with so much success , especially in the
hands of phjjlciana. It la always best to rail
a physician In coses of cholera infautum ,
many of whom use Chamberlain's ' colic , chol-
ere and diarrhoea remedy , and aUvays with
the best results.
Dr. Sussdorfl treats successfully all
diseases of the kidneys , bladder aud
roctum. 1601 Farmm at
DI23IA.NI ) EIGHT HOUItS.
"Why the Smelting "World > fcn Insist
on a llcilucllotiof Jjfxbor.
On August I the men at the smelting
works will make a formal demand for an
eight-hour shift with thesamo pay -which
they nro now receiving. In tlio event their
demand Is not granted they Mill walk out.
The feeling Is very strong among the men
that there must bo a change , nnd they have
united and will m.iko the ilcmnnd as stated.
If the \\alicoutltvvlllsorlouslycrlp- \ -
pie , it Is thought , the imclicr , as it will be
neeessiry to Import men to t > il < o their pliees ,
West of the work reijutrcs considerable skill
and is of n peculiar nature ,
Oncof the most intelligent of themcnsatd
that it wns a question of life or dcith with
them. If the continued working thirteen
hours at night they vould soon he dead.
lie vv ns asked If they were not allowed
lour days lay off each month \\lth full ptj" .
"We nro allowed four days lay oil with
half pw , " ho replied. "If wo could have an
cliht-hourshiftvvo ! wouldnotask for any lay
olT , .As the work is now. n mun , no matter
how strati ? ho Is , cnunot stand It a full
mouth.Vo do not get any allowance for
lost tlmo unless wo work over fifteen days In
In the month. Some of tlio men tire so fur
ROIIO from exhaustion that they can
not do the work , nnd In order to
Itccp them from losing time when they can
not afford to do so , the stronger help them in
tliotr work
' They a.iy there are no fumes from the
works , " ho continued , ' 'hero In the roaitcr ,
"When the wind Is fiom the west or south-
vest the fumes and smoke nro suffocating ,
and the men arc soon knocked out. Tlio fumes
uct on the bowels , producing Ilio most severe
constipation , and then a man has to remain
oil until he recovers ,
"Look nt that man , " ho continual , pointing
to ono In the roaster who seemed scarcely
nhlo to stand. "Hols nearly played out , but'
ho bus to vtorkjust the saino , l-'or the post
two weeks he , as well as the rest ot us ,
worked thlrteca hours every night , and lie
is pretty nearly dead. It is a common sight
to see men stagger out of here scarcely able
to Htnnd.
" \\a are going to demand nchnnRC on the
first of the month aadwe must have it , If
the company \\ould \ give us clghthours MO
Mould not nshfor any piy when wo lav off.
This would neatly wakuup the difference. "
Thosmcltingcomp.inyhas put on n night
nnd day watchman since the articles on this
subject have appeared In thu ppon and lnnc
given the watchmen and all the foremen
orders to allow no one to stop and talk to the
men. _
ATrl d Itcmcily fur Illllonsticss.
These who suffer from disorder or inaction
of ttio liver will never get the upper hand of
the unruly organ so long us they use such Ir
rational remedies as blue pills , calomel and
podophyllln. Hut fiom the tried and popular
medicine , Hosteller's Stomach Bitters , they
muy expect relief tilth a certainty of obtain
ing it. The Influence of the Hitters upon the
great biliary gluud is direct , powerful mid
speedily ftlt. Tlio teliof nffoided Is not spasmodic
medic , but complete uud permanent. The
sallovvncssof thu skin , furred nppeur.inco of
the tongue , indigestion , costlveness , heaj-
ache , nausea , pilns through the right side and
shoulder , In fact every nccompaiiimcntof the
obstinalo eompl.iintnro entirely and promptly
removed hy a course of this incstimablcniudt-
line , in behalf of which testimony Is con
stantly emanating from every quarter , and
fiom all classes of society.
SOUTH j/.i/r. . x
The City Council.
Vehicle licenses vvoro" granted to A. Stew
art , N. Johnson and M. P. Smothers , and
drain-laying licenses to M.Vhoedou , Briggs
& Dare , C. M. Brown and J. lBurt. .
The finance committee recommended payIng -
Ing ! Eggors & Hock $39.40 , in full on their
clai m for $120 , nnd returned the following
approved bills : Charles Splltt , $23.50 ; Oliver
Davis , ? 1315 ; II. Pierce , 63 ; E. J. Davis. . ' ,
and HIchard Ilarrlpau , $2.
Complaint was made that the Pacific rail
road company had built a section house under
L street viaduct.
Councilman 'fowl's ' request to have the
Koclc Island boodle question Investigated , was
granted and the city attorney was instructed
accordingly.
Ordinance Uo. 2:23calllnfrnspecial : election
to vote on giving the Omaha li Southwestern
street railway company the right to lay
tracks , was referred.
Ordinances creating paving district No.3 ,
for paving Twenty-fourth street , and for cs-
tablishlne then-ado of Missouri avenue , were
loferred ; thoorduioncofor pavinf * Twenty-
fifth street from M to N street will bo drawn.
Reeves & Stanley's ' hid on the Q street
sewer was lover than Haniion & McDotiaPs
or Brennan & Homing's.
For the sloping of banks John O'Brien bid
10 4-5 cents , John Condon 125 cents. A. Koland
24J31 cents and Samuel W. Dennis 2T cents.
Thocontiactvvas awarded to Mr. O'Brien.
Twenty-ilfth street will bo paved with
Colorado sandstone
Bcrnaid .McDermott's petition to bo ap
pointed sewer inspector was referred to the
mayor ; Q.iW. Louis' lor liquor license \nis
referred.
ISdvvard O'Connor ' nnd Thomas Bcrming-
hum asked to withdraw from Thomas ICcn-
sclln's license bond. The city attorney % vas
asked forau opinion on the matter.
Bids will bo received for gradlag the allev
between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
streets from Ii to M streets.
An estimate will bo made for grading
Twenty-eighth street from Q to Eggers
streets , and U street from Tn-enty-soventhto
Thirty-third streets. An estimate of $1,447,60
for the boulevard sowerw.is made nnd bids
for its construction will bo received.
Notes About tlio City ,
James Carey of Choyouno , Wyo. , is In the
city looking after property interests.
Ivlr. and Mrs. J. P. Cornish have returned
from Tekamah.
Andrew Haas , stock buyer at the yards ,
hosgonoto Chicago ,
S. J. Smiley , who has been traveling
through the southwest of the state , has re
turnee ! and reports poor crops iu that section.
: Mr. and Mrs. David L. Campbell , who took
the remains of their jafant lo Kansas City
for Interment , have returned.
The committees oC the Bohemian lodges io
build a temple , will meet In KutlonuL hall
uost Monday evening.
County Clerk II. Jamison , of Osceola , la. ,
Is visiting Frank E. Scott of the Drovers
Journal.
HobertT. Maxwell has removed to Twen
tieth and I streets.
The Kov. Bolno A. Drown , pastor of St.
Sa\ior's Eplscopil church , announces serv
ices at 11 o'clock In the forenoon. The church
has been painted and papered. Ttio public
Is cordially Invited to attend Iho services.
Wr. and Mrs. A. J. Caughoy have gone to
Spirit Lake , la. , for an outing.
.At the bride's residence la Albright Sun
day evening Uev. Mark C. Hancock oftlclated
ut the marriai.'o of ITrank Holdtn and Jllss
Georgia Ilutmnct.
The Christian church , Albrgnt | , will bo
dedicated at 11 o'clock Sunday. Prof. D , K.
Dungnn , D.D. , of Drake's university , Dos
Molues , will preach tha sermon both mornIng -
Ing and evening. The Uov. Robert L.
Wheeler will preach at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon. Au ox will bo roasted Saturday
night. Sunday morning nt 9 o'clock a special
excursion train will leave the Union Pnelilo
dojiot for Albright , returning at U o'clock In
the evening. Faro for the round trip Me.
The Uxcclslor band of Omaha will
accompany the oxcurslpn and furnish music.
At the list meeting of South Omaha
Camp Uo. l,09r , W. W.of A , Messrs.Charles
H.Danucl , Samuel Ilendra , Albert Jacobs ,
William A. Bennett , A. N. Shriver and
Charles L. Armstrong wcro appointed pall-
bcarera and Ell XI. Doud master of ceremonies
at the funeral of the late L. W. Miller. The
camp will meet nt its hall , Twenty-fifth and
N streets , at 1:30 : o'clock this afternoon ,
and will mu'rch to the residence of llenjamiu
Mlllor , and after the religious services the
ritualistic services of the camp will follow.
Omaha camps nnd visiting brethren are in
vited to attend.
To Nervous Debilitated Men.
If you will send us your address we will
eend you Dr. Dye's ' Celebrated Voltaic Holt
and Appliances oil trial. They will quickly
res to 1x3 you to vigor , manhood and health.
Pamphlet free. VOLTAIC BELT Co. , Mai-shall ,
MlcU-
.
1G02. Sixteenth nnd Furnam filrooU Is
tlio now Rock Island ticket oQlco. 'Tick-
eta to ull points cost ut lowest ratoa.
THE PROPOSED AJIEJDJE8TS ,
Pull Text of Propositions to Ainond the
State danstitation.
MEMORIALS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS ,
/luts Piiljinlttlnn"l'rohllIoii | , Liccnsr
llctfitlittluii , I'rovUlliifr Tor Flvo
Hiiproinc Judaea aiul incrcit.4 *
Injj Bnlnrlei ) Thereof , Etc.
Folio wing is presented a full text ol the
nets submitting to the voters ol Nebraska tUo
propositions to amend the state constitution. I
I'HOIIIIIITION-IUCII I.ICCNSt.
An net to inbuilt tuthu ilucMors olthoitate
for ii'Jeetkm orappim-al , an anujmltnont to
tliu constitution of tlio slate to prohlult thn
manufacture , sale nml kcoplnit for sale , of
' ' ' itlns llquorsas n bovor.iitc , anil pro-
. . . orthe iiiiitiiitTofotliu otisuoliuro-
. . . . jdu.incnaiiiciit.ttid an ainoiitlinenttolho
lonstltutloti otthisutatc to Ilce > n oaridro2.
ututetliuiiiniiufiifiiirt * . silo amJ hooping for
salc.ot iiitivlc.itlnglIfiiur- a hovvrngc ,
unil providing for Iho manner of votlns on
Mieli proposedaiiicmliiu'iit. ,
Ho itemictcd by the legislature o ( tlio state
ol Nebraska :
Section 1 , That at the gcnet-il election to beheld
held on the Tucsdav supccwlltii ? the Ilrst
Atoudnr of N'ovciubor , A. D. 1WK ) , therostiall
Iw submitted to the doctors of this state for
approval or rejection an amendment to the
constitution of this itato in vvonla us fol
lows : "Tbo imtiufaituw , sulo and keeping
for sale of Intoxicating liquors as u bcv-
crago are forever iimhibltod In this state ,
nnd the leghlaturo shull provldo by
law for onforccnicnt of tills pro
vision " \ntl there shall also at a aid election
Inseparably submitted to the electors of this
state for their approval or rejection nn
amendment to the constitution of the state in
wordsas follows : 'Tho ' manufacture , sale ,
anil lircping lor sale of Intoxicating liquors
as a beverage shall bo licensed a ud regulated
by law. "
Section 3. At such election , on the ballot
of each elector voting for the proposed
amendment to the constitution , shall bo writ
ten tlio words ' 'for
or printed ! proposed
amendment to thoconstitiitloi prolilbitliig tlio
inauufjutuio , sale , nnd keeping for sale of in-
toxieatlngllquora i bovcniBC , " or "nir.iiiist
said iiroiMjied nmendinent to tlio constitution
iirohUiltinKtho manufacture , mlo mid keeping -
ing for sulo of intoxicating li iuors as u bov-
There shallalso | bo written or'prlntcdon the
ballot of each elector voting for the proposal
amendment to the constitution , the vordsi
"for proposed amendment to the. constitution
that the in.uiuf.ictiuo , sale and keeping for
sale of Intoxicating'liquors as n IICVUIIIKO in
this state , shall bo llccabcd and regulated by
la\v"or "uiralmt said proposed , aniendincnt
to the constitution that the manufacture ,
silo and keeping for sale of Intoxicating
l | < ) UOMasa beverugu shall bo licensed and
ie/guUtcdhy law. "
Sec. 8. If cither of the said proposed
amendments shill boapprovcdby n majority
of the electors toting at said election , then It
sliullcoiistltutosection twenty-seven ( " ' ) , of
81-110100110(1) ( ) of the constitution otthostatc.
Thh bill having rcr.ainoil with the cover-
noril\o (5) ) days Sundays oxccptod , the
legislature being in session , the Rovurnor hav
ing failed to return this bill to the legislature
during its session , and having failed to lllo it
iu myofllco with hlsflbjcctlons within flvo (5) ( )
d.iys after the adjournment of the legislature ,
It has therohy become ft law.
Witness my hand this 13th day of February
A. D. 1389. ( I. L. LA. us ,
J Secretary of State.
rou-nvE SUPHEMB jfnans.
To amend sections tro (2) ( ) , four(4) ( ) , nnci flve (5) ( ) ,
of article ( U ) of thornmtlttitlim ot the state
of Nobraskn , ontltled "JniUclil Depart
ment , " and providing for flvo ( V Judges of
the suuromo court , and to repeal said
original sections. '
Bo it resolved and enacted by tho'ogislaturo '
of the state of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two (2) ) of article
six ( ( I ) of the constitution of the state of Ne
braska , Iw amended so as to read as follows :
"Sec. 2. The supreme court shall consist of
flvo (5) ( ) judges , a majority of whom , shall bo
necessary to form a quorum or to pronouncoa
decision. It shall have original jurisdiction
in cases relating to reveu.no , civil cases In
\vhl th the state shall bo a party , mandamus ,
quo wtirrimto. halx.45 corpus , and such ap-
pollute Jurisdiction as may bo provided by
law.
law.Sec.
Sec. 2. "That section four 0) ) of
article six (6) ( ) , of the constitution of the state
of Nebraska , lie amended so as to read as
follons :
Sec. 4. The Indtres of tlio sunremo
courtshnll boelectal by tlio elcctorsof the
state at large and their teuns of office , ex
cept as hereinafter provided , shall LC f or a
period of flvo (5) ( ) years. "
Sec. 3. That section flvo (5) ) of article
six (0) ( ) of the constitution of the state of
Nebraska , bo amended so as to read as fol
lows !
Sco. 5. "At the first general election , to
bo hold In the year 1891 , and after the
adoption , of this amendment to tbo constitu
tion , there shall boclcctcd three (3) ( ) Judpesof
the supreme court , ono of whom shall bo
elected for the tcim of ono (1) ) year , ono
for the term , of thrco (3) ( years ,
and ono for the terra of Uro
(5) ( ) jearsandat , each general election there
after , there shall 1)0 elected ono judge 0f the
supreme court for the term of flvo (5) years.
Provided , that the judges of tbo supreme
court whoso terms have not expired at the
tlmo of holding the general election of 1S91
shall continue to hold their oflico for the re
mainder of the term for which they were re
spectively elected under the present consti
tution. "
Sec.1. . That each person voting In favor of
this amendment shall have witte ! or printed
upon his ballot the following :
"For the proposed amendment to the con
stitution relating to thonuniber ot supreme
Judges. "
Approved JlarchSO , 1SS9.
TO INCHEVSR BAI .UItnS OF JUDOM.
Joint resolution proposing un amendment to
bi-ctlon thirteen ( II ) o ( article sU (0) ( ) of tlio
constltutlonoC the stntn of Nebraska , nnd
IHIng tlio salary of Judges of the supreme
and district com U in this Mate.
Be it resolved by tlio legislature of the state
of Nobrasica :
Section 1. That section thirteen (13) ( of
article six (0) ( ) of the constitution of the state
of Nebraska bo amended so as to read as fol
lows ;
Sec. 13. The judges of the supreme court
shall each receive a salary of thlrty-flvo hun
dred dollars ( KJWO ) per annum , and the
Judges of tlio district couit shall receive a
salary of three thousand dollars ( ? 8,000) , ) per
annum , and the salary of each shall bo pay
able tiuartorly ,
Sec. 2 , Each person \otlnf In favor of this
amendment shall have written or printed
upon his ballot the following :
"For the proposed nmondment to the con
stitution , relating to the salary of judges of
thosuprcine and district court. ' "
.Approved March BCf 1830.
Tlio IMatforiu.
The republican * ot Nebraska reiterate and
cordially endorse the fundamental principle * )
ot the republican partyas enunciated by a
succession of uatlonat republican conventions
from IS. * ) to 18.18 , and \va\bcllovo tlio repub
lican parly capable of.dpallnp wllhovcry > ltal
Issue tliat runccrns tlio American iiooiilu ,
whenever tlicrank undilleot the repuhlle.in
patty nriumlmniuioliwUii tln-oxcrelsoof their
politi
M'ohoartUyoiidorso'the ' vvUo and conserva
tive ndmlnlMratlon ol President Ihrrlmn.
\Voalrtofnlly approve the vvlso action of the
ropubtlvan inuiuhers of both IIOIIHOS of con-
crm In ( iiltlllliifr tlio ipledes of the party In
losblatlon upon tho. colnago of Hlhor and
other measures of natlpiial importance , and
conjnituliitotlio counuy iinou the continued
reduction of the iiutlovil debt.
A\o \ most heartily endorse the action of the
republican : onsri'ss lii1 pnssliiBtlio disability
pcniloiililll and the rc'puullcati president who
approvrd thesaine. and regard H us nn
juMlco too loiii ; delayed , lH > caiiHO of the oppo
sition to ull just poiiHlon legislation by-
it democratic president and a democratic
consuls ) yelwo do not regard It as tlio full
recognition of the great debt of obligation.
wlilcli tbo covprnmcut and tlio pcoplo own to
tliiho homlu moil by roisonofTliosu nerllleod
and devotion the iiiilgn was bured uuU the
KOMTiiinent restored.
\io hold uiilioiit'st. popular halWt and ujnst
andeiiuat representation of all Ilio peoplu to
bo the foundation of our rcpuMlenn Rovcrn-
nicnt , nnd demand ctfcctlvolnirtslatloti to fu-
oure Integrity anl purity of elect Ions , which
urothnrouinmtlonot all public authority ,
\\'o \ \ lavur uioha revision of the oleetlon
la of the state as will guarantee to oiery
votw tlio greatpst possible socruey In tlio cast
ing of Ills ballot , niidboturo tlio punUhiuorit
of any who may attempt tlio corrupt Ion or
Intimidation of votore ; and MU favor
the Australian hallot system for nil
Incorporatuil towns and cities , npplloalilo
both to primary and rcxular olectlouj , bo fur
as It conforms tooiir oritaulo law ,
We ojjuobvlunduiouopolyluorery forni.do- .
nund tlio forfeiture of uiie.irnrd IMIH ! grants
nml tlicrvsfrvatlon of the publlu tlonntln for
Wo reeojsiiUo tliorltht of labor tn organize
for IUsprotection , nn < l by nil l.twfuliiu I\M to
Kci'ittij to Ituctt tlio Rrcitett roinril for Its
thrift itnd Industry.
Uo nro In ( n or of laws t'Otiipi'lllniiratlnmU
nml inniiufnctun-rs to use npplliuuT * wlili-h
for tin' ttroUvilim " "
. - . . VeiTonmiidtlioiimiMim'tit
ota liiw ilolliiliixtno Iliitilllty of employer * for
Injuries Ntistulncd by cm phi ) i ilii MII-M caxpt
where properMifi-guards luvo not been ti'-ed
In niMipallons ilaiiKoroiM tn life , limber
or limit Ii , Itallroid iintl other rublUi
corporations should bo inbjcet to control
through the lofNIntlvo powt-r that i-ivatoil
them. Tliclr tiniluu lullnonou lit Icitlslutltin
nml co'irt.s.uiul ot uiin < 'ct's ; iry tumli'iii upon
tlio poiiple and the Illogltlninto tncix.no of
stock or capital , yhoutd bn pro-
lilblted by 9trliijont laws.Vo tin-
imnd of tlio otato that the property
of corpora lions ; . | iall bo taxiHl tlmsuniu asthtit
otlndhldtials ; that the iniivlsluus ol our con
stitution rontilrlnvr the n > > ses < iiuiit ot ( run-
eliKes shall ho enforced by suitable leitlsla-
tlon.
Vfo do further repeat our declaration In
fi\or : of n ju t anil fiilr crvlou luMislon ,
Kiudod itci'oullnv tn loniith H ! scrloo. . for
cicry siildlcr and tailor v\lio foimht In lu-liulf
of the un Ion. ami by icainnof hosesorvk'i'M ,
' " and devotion Ilio Rovurnmont now
,
tt'o tleiunnil tlio rcduv tlon of
seiiRor rates on nillin.ulsto cont' pond with
rates nmv ptovallliiKln I lie udj icnnt stnti's to
tlio MlMlssliipUand wo further dvinaudthiit
tJkiujjaboiitii dollar In chiiu o , they helped
themselves to several choice steaks nnd loft ,
U'u ( leriinnil tlio c. til : > lUli-Mnt of a system
ofpostd telpjiraphy , nnd rcqiii'st our inciii-
lurs InioitKressto vote for KovurniiioiiU'on *
trol oflho tult Krrih. |
Owners of public elevators that ro-
celvo and hnndln ) ! ialn for stor-
IIKU should bo dc'vlinrd publlo witre-
lioiibcinon , and compelliMl under penalty
to tecilvt- , store , shli | unr liiuulln't ho Kr.iln of
all persons alike , without discrimination , the
htiito rugutntluir cliarsei forstot-isn : nnd In
spection. All railroad ooinp.iules should ho
ruiulrul to Hultcli. linul , hivinllc. revi'Uo nnd
HI ! | | > tlio Krnlii of nllpursons , without ( ll-crltu-
liKitlon.
\Ve \ ( .ivorlho onriPtment of more slrlnsont
usury laws and their cnforcenu'iit under
severe pt-nultles , The ri'iinulk'.in parlj
li'is nI'L'n ' thu Ainorlrnn poopiu a stublu anil
olastlccurrciicy of Bold , silver and piper , and
lus rnKcd tlio vrvdlt ( if the n.itlon to ono of
tlio highest of nuy eotintiy of tlio world , and
tliolr elTorts to fully IUIIICHHM lo nllver fhinild
Iw cuntliiiied iinlll it Is on n perfeet equality ,
ilia money metal , with jolil.
\Volivorlhoiiioillflcutlunottho \ stntutc' nf
our stale liiMirliinnnnerns slrill prevent tlio
liiylni ? of Judgments > ccitrud for vvoik and
hboi-iind tint ennotiiirntorHtieh laws asslmll
piovldo for the speedy eollectlon of the wajjes
ofourlalxiror-s.
\Vo fivorn reilslonof the tariff Intholntur *
cstt otthui > r < iilueernnd Inboicr. The linpoit
dtitleson articles of liuiiiinon n o should tic
nUcjodits low as Is eonslstciit with a iitotec-
tlfin of A tiiorlcan Indnstrlt'S.
\Vo Liulorso tlio action of the Interstate com
mission liiurderltiK n reduction of the grain
iitcs butviueu thu Mtsiutu-1 liver unil luke
U'odcuotincoall organizations of capltili ls
to limit production , font nil supplies of the
necpsiirlc * of llfo ami lo > ndv.itieo prlcei
detrimental to the best iiitunsts of society ,
untl un unjusllllablo Inturferuiico with tbo
iintuinl ni\\t \ ot competition nnd tiado , and
: isk tliolr prumiitbiiiiprusiloii by law.
Sudilen chanRo of tompcr.ituro and humidi
ty of the ntinnsnhcio often pioduco disorders
of the Uidnoys and bladder. 'Use Dr. J. H.
McLc.iu'a Liver and Kidaoy Balm to check
tlicso troubles in their inciplciicy.
MOHTUAUY.
Dentil ol'AIr. Kdwnrii IvrcCrcary After
nSliort Illness.
The announcement of the death of Edward
McCrenry , son pi Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Crcary of 303-1 North Tvrciity-fourtli st reel
will occaMoii surprise to hundreds of his
frienJs and inspire deep regret among these
who had been Intimately acfiuahitcd with him
In life ,
The announcement will be moro painful because -
cause the young man had scarcely been
missed from tbo circles of his fiionds. IIo
died Sunday nlpht about Jlo'clockof lung
trouble superinduced by a severe cold con
tracted some tlmo ago.
The deceased was born in Page county , In ,
JunoSU , IbOO. He came with his parents to
this city In 1SIH and attended the old puro-
chialsehool on Eighth street. IIo then went
lo the high school , later to Uathhurn's col-
lope , still later to the celebrated college nt
Toronto , Canada , where ho hoio oft
the sold medal in the studios
of rhetoric and the classics. IIo then at
tended the collepo nt Mount Hoyc , Mil , and
slnc-olus retuin hai roinaiucil in this city.
Mr. McCreiiry was a jouus man of gener
ous Impulses and until shortly before his
death , was blessed with a manly aticngth
which was considered remarkable. Ho was
endowed with not less great mental qualities
which enabled him to oxccl In all his studies
as thev also perfected him in the various ac-
eompllshtnents which distinguished him. Ho
was an excellent pianist and a supurb vocal
ist. Ids sweet , robust tenor voice frequently
being heard iu concert ami choral music la
this city.
Mr. McCreary was the oldest son ot a fam
ily which deeply mourns his death. The
funeral vlll take place today at 9 o'clock
from the church of the Holy Family. Inter
ment will ho In Holy Sepulchre.
Van Houton's ' Cocoa Largest sale in tha
world.
Pliysicians , Surgeons and Specialists.
1-5.0D DOUGLxAS STR.EE1T
06IAIIA , NEU.
The most wldoly nnd favorably known spec
ialists In the United States. Tliolr long ex
perience , roinarkaolo Mklll nnd universal suo-
ocsi In the treatment nnd euro of Nervous ,
Olirouloutid Kurnlcal Dlsoasos , ontltlo thuso
oinlmnit pliyslcliins to the full coiitldoiico of
tliontllloiod ovorywhurp. They cuurantoo :
A OKUTAIN AND I'OSITIVH O1IUI3 for
the awful oil cots of uarly vice and thonumcr-
oiisovllstliut follow lulls train ,
I'KI ' VATE , 111,001) ANUHK1N D1SKASH9
spoodlly. ci > iilllntcly ) nnd iioriunnoutly cured.
NIIKVOUS IIEIIlfjITV AND HCXUAIj 1)18- )
OUDIUtSylcld readily to their nldllful treat-
1'IUnS. FISTULA AND HEC'TAt , L
guarantied cnied without pain or dctoulloii
from Ijiislnos1 * ,
HVUKOUKliB AND YAIUCOOEhE normu-
nnntly and snucessfiilly eiirod In \ ery casts.
8Y1MIILIS. liUNUUKIIIJA , GLHET , Hpor-
inntnrrhcn. BDinlnalVcaknnss , Lost Manhood ,
Nljlit Kinlssliins , Dooaycd I'uciiiltlos , Konmlo
Weakness a fill all dulluato dUordora pouullar
to cither sex positively clued , as well mall
functional disorders that result from youtli-
ftil follies or the excess of m.ituro years.
Tl ? Ifl'l II ? P Uiinrantccd iioruiatio ntly
O 11V1U1 UlXLj cured , roiuovul coinnloto ,
wlllioutcuttliiK. caustlo or dilatation , Ouros
utlcctod ut homo by patient without u mo
rn cut's pilti or annoyanco.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MbN.
A QTTRr ? f'lIPl ? Tll ° ttwful nfrcp "f
* - k > vj IVLJ wU IVLJ early vluo which lirln s
organic weakness , destroying Iwth mind itncl
body , with all Its dreaded ilia , porinuncuty
cured.
nl IH'Tr Address thoBO wholiuvolm-
LJl\iJ. IlLf I i o pulrrd themselves by Im
proper Indulsonco and solitary liillta , \ ! iloh
ruin botli ruliid and body , unllttlnx them for
business , Htnilv nr nuirrluKi' .
JIA 1(111101) ) MEN or tho'o onlurlnjon that
linppy llto , awaruof pliyslcaldobllity.iiulckly
OTJB SUCOB38
la based upon facts. 1'Irst I'raotlonl oxperl-
OIHO. s'eeoiKl-Evpry ' cano UHpoolallysluclIed ,
thus Blartlng right. Third Medicines nro
prctmrcd in our laboratory oxiiutly txi suit
uucli case , thus tsffootlngoiiros wltliout Injury.
Drs. Bctts & Belts ,
HW DOUGLAS STREET , . OMAHA. IIEB.
BETTER 1KAN GOLD.
For S5 jar 3 I tatTcrcd from bollt ,
tnd other blood affections , taking during tint
tlmo great quantities cldlflcrcnlroixllcliics with
out siring mo any perceptible relief. Frlcnil *
Icdncol mole try 8. M. 8. It Improved mo from
tbo ttart , anil ! tcr likms tcttsbottles , w
itorcd my hi nlth as far us I could hope for a <
my agr , which Is nowtovcnty-fl > o years.
Mas. 8. 21. LUCAS , Uovtllng Green , Ky.
o on ll ! < x\l iiml Fkln DNcnfC mnllcil fn .
SWltT Hl'KCiriO CO. . Athiitu , Oa.
If.
DONITO JUAREZ.
Vndcrtho .Vonastmciitof the
Fletiran Intrrnallcnal banking Co. , fonrcsslonarico.
Incorpornlcd By Iho Slate of Chihuahua , Mexico
ice , tor Charitable Purposes.
GRAND MONTHLY BBAV/IHG / ,
will tnkn plico InpnblhRt tlio city of Jimroi ( for *
murljrl'iiaoUel NortoMuxlco. )
Wednesday , Aug. 20th , 1890 ,
KS , botllBentleiuuLlot hlsli BtuntllnK.
Only60,000 Tickets ! Only 60,000Tickets , !
WHOLE TICKETS $4 , HALF TICKETS 52 ,
QUARTER TICKETS , SI.
I Prize of 860,000 $60,000
11'rlzo of 10i K )
1 1'rl o of r > , ( XX ) C.IHX )
: i Prizes of 1,01X1 each 3.W )
10 Vrlzesof JOO each SKM (
BOl'rlzcsof 1M1 ( cicb 6,000
llWTrHusof M each 6,1)00
2M ) Prizes of SO cncli 7,500
JOOTrlrosof trocich . JB.OOO
100Trl7CSOf 30 each . il.OOO
lOOPrlzusof So each , . . .r. . 2,500
Tcrinliml rrl/cN.
500Termlml9tot ) . (100Pr/oof$20oach. ( ! J1I180 !
tUgToruiliialatuilO.COOI'i-lzuoftlOoiich. B.UW
ISHPrlzos amounting lo . $125,970
Wo , the unclernlKiied. licruby rcitirr tlu't tlio
llancoNuclnniiloMuilcoln'lilliiuihiiahii9unilfl- (
posit frnm the Jloxlcon Inicnnitloiml llmihlnK Co ,
the necoHarf fiinil * to Rimrontco tlin piMiient or
nil prlien iltawnln tlieWi-nn l.atci-liiiliiiiiPic.
Wolurthcr certify tlmt owlll ui > erTl n all the
arrnnseinontB , iiml In pprmin mnnnuo nml control
all tboUniPlnirsor thl Lottery , nml tint the mine
are conducted vltli honest ; , Inlrness , and Iu uooa
faltlitownrilB nllunrtlps.
JOHNS. N1OSBY. Commlsiloner.
CAMII.O Aiinuii.i.r.fl : ,
Supervisor for the Government.
If nr ticket clmwlnjn prlzo Intent to tlio ni.lor-
KlRnod , Itafncninlnn will bncollrcti-dand rcailttou
to tha owner thereof , tree of chark-o.
KIKI.MI H HIIOVSON ,
Pros. El Paso National Jlank , III 1'aso , Tex
A.OENTS
Forcliibrnt < > or nn ? other Information , wrlto to
the nnilcrtlKiiod , KtiitlnK ynur nrtitronHcloarlf , wltu
btmte.Counir. Mroctnnd Number. JUnro rapid < lj- (
llTcrywillbn nmuruflbr your oiicloslnir uu cnvcl-
opubcurlnn your full ud < lrc i.
JlEXIOlN lNIlillAT10r/ATin ! VNKINO CO. ,
City ot Juuu-z ,
SOXJCE.
Bond romlttnnccB for tickets \ > r ordinary letter ,
conulnlnuJlonor Order , l up < l by ulli-iprcss eora-
p nles. New York KxcrmtiiM1 , hunk rtnitt or postal
uote. AildroKsnll reclitored Ictti-rn to
MEJtll-ANlXTKHVATIONAI.IlANKIVn CO .
City o ( J uurcz. Aloxlco , via LI 1'uno , Toz.
COURSING.
Grcyluionds and
Jack Jluhblf ) a
Omaha 1'alr grounds
Thursday , July Utst ,
and I'rlday. AUK 1st
Also nt Coti 11 el
niults Driving 1'ark
Mituliiy. Au . 3rd.
Kiicuti begin at U:3C :
p. in.
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