M a i i , v K n i in A rrrji w n 1 1 cnr *
STAffiS DEATH IS THE FACE ,
E , D , Heal 111 Hereafter Bo VTatohed
Sleeping or Vaking.
NO GLOOM WHIN HIS CAGE ,
Ec < ; tme Iho Hun Will llluniliic It Uy
l > ny niirt KfTiilfrcftt liMcctrlo
Il IitVIII niiiz-.olu It
Tlio connsol oIK. 1) . Neal , the nlloped mur
derer , luvo copies of tlio record In lilt trial
ncai-lyromplotcd , nndwill Jllo their petition
in the. * supreme court for n new trial inuhout
ten clits
lYoHiii conversation -\tltlx ono of the attor
neys Itli M bo Inferred ttiut they proposed
oppuiii ? t ha fight iti tlio Mpremo court to tlio
cnil ofs.-rurlnf . } n lonjr postpoiiomcntof the
licnrinir lofo ( thtit trllmiiul. They soern to
iMi-cit.ilti tliiittliulr client Mill p.uu nnotlicr
liolidiiy HCAWII ori earth.
I.i \v\c'i-4 wlio nro in nowlso connected
vlth lf > i CMSC , liowcvcr , iravo been found\vlio
clvu Itu-itlioir
prlvntoopinion bMcd upon
IonKCxn.'rienco\vitlilbosiipromo [ court ntid
n rood jjonoral knowladgo of the Neil coJo
that \hn \ prisoner has not mow than ono
clianoeln ten odlvlnp beyond the time alot-
ted liiiu by Jutlgo Claikson , so far M tliu
Jilehur tritmnnl ROCS , ulthoiiK'h there la no
tcllliiiivlii the Rorcrnor might do If ho Is
njmoiili'il to us tlio last resort ,
Thom-Isonormustllnnlly hives conio to rc >
alize Ms fearful position , 'J'lio dcatli ivatcli ,
cnnsistiiiLrofVHliain Nluhtciitfiilo 1y day
nnd Tom lluiuioby nlpht , inn now been cii'
tcri'd upon , IXcoiit for the slendur possl
Tjlllty of intervention by lilKlior po\vori his
open cjo.s will never nf-'iiln itnoxv what dtirt
ness ijiintll thodiirlcncsi of death ha ? set'
tied uiitm them , For , his roll will bo Hooded
ulth lifrhtiintilho JeiwWlt for the last tlino.
An I'loc-trlo call boll -
coiiiiectiiiKvitli tlio
cHlcoliii.s boon placed inthocoll for the use
of thoiluntli watch In cuso of nu emergency
in other \vords la casu thu coudemiicd innn
attoinpta sitlcldo ,
IleicafKr ho will bo shivocl butoucon
vct'kaiid then by n barber si'loclcd at ran-
elom in th city and never Uvlco by the suino
man If It < iiu bo avoided , During tlio process
Of Hhavlii Uiopi-isuiior'slitlnds will bcliunJ
cuffi'iHioliind lilin.
Kvui hii counsel will not bo nllovcd lo
convcr.oUth him In the future cxcaptlu the
ot thcdciitli Avatch.
The S.icred Heart acadoray for day
pupils , bilualod on St. Mary's ' nvonuo
nnd Wthst. , Is an institution dovotcd to
the inor.il and intolloctu-al education o'
joungtfii'ls. The course includes every
thing from an elementary department to
n. finished clnlssical ediic.-itioti , Besides
-the ordinary academical course , music ,
jaintlnij , < lrawing and the languages nro
taught. French is included in the ordi
nary euiirrfo. Difforpnco of religion is no
obstacle to tlio receiving' of pupils , pro
vidcdtnoy conform to the { jeucral refju
lutinns of the school. The Bcholastlo
torni onmmcni'ca the first U'uesiUy In
Boptcnilwp. Classes bnf in at U a. ra.
and impiN are disinis-nod at U:30 p. m.
iiiiIiiciieii tiy tlio
A small party of Knights of Pj'thla ? par
took of aii eJepuit banquet at the i'axton
hotel nt 'I o'clock yesterday afternoon , given
in honor of K. L. . C. Whl to of Nashville ,
Ton ji , supreme keeper of records and seals
of the order. Mr. White has been in the city
lor tlio lust two or three days , en route homo
fiointlio recent session of tliosuproino lodjo
in MiUviiukco. Willie here lie has been the
giicstof tlio Omnha Ivnlghts , who have douo.
evorjthtnclu their pov\er tomalto his visit a
ploaswitono. Voblcrday's ' banquet \VIIM \ an
entirely informal afTnir and was given just
liravloiiR to his doimrtxiro for homo In the
cvoniiiM : . Aiilntoivstiiiir. feature , of tlio occa
sion was Iho music by the lrort Omaha band.
Tliosu pitsciitwero A. D. Jones , Goorco M.
Writ-lit , K. IS. Trench , A. D , De.mV. . L.
Seism , I'1 J. Saelcet , J. A. Brown , 0. M.
JInsiiioi-el'W..T. nroatib , .T , S. ShropsI'Iro ,
B. K.Piti'U ( , W. 31. Gooilall , W. U. VnuBhan ,
J , J" . Lcsln' , tr. ) Lavender and HV. \ . I'innoy.
It Is vry Important in this IIKO ot vast ina-
trriul lu-Oft'ress that a remeily bo pleasing to
the taste nnd to the eye , easily taken , ncoupt-
nbloto tlioutomauhntitl healtliy in itsniituro
nnct cfTects. Possessing those qualities ,
Hyrup of Tips Is tlio ono perfect laxative and
inostgontlo dlurotlo known.
AiKitlicr Olil ll
Anothcroldrcslilciitof this city has passed
nway. INlltchcll Fleming , for the past quar
ter of a century foreman of the "Union Pacific
pattern shop , died at Ills rosldoii colSON'oitli : )
'i'wcnty-dtfhth ' street. The thno for the
funurul his not yet been tinnouneoG , as the
family is waiting to hear from a son In Ore
gon. Another son is in thogrocery business
at Fourteen tli nnd Douglas.
. Dr. SuasdoriT makes a , special ty of dis-
cost's pcculiartowonien. ISO-lFarnauist.
3C02. Sixteenth and Purnam streets Is
the now Rock Island ticket olllco. Tick
ets to ull points cost at lowojt ratos.
lIJlllt'ITlKS.
George Logan is wanted for the lar
ceny of 310 fromO. C. Schnauber ,
lA'tor Io\ino was yesterday sent up
for ten days by Judge Holsloy.
"Willimn Latoivsky's carpenter sliop
on JaeUt > on , botArcon Ninth imd Tenth ,
van the Boone of a small hlnzo yesterday
nf torn oon. A-bout $100 worth of tools
wore doblroyod , and tlio buildinp :
Hello lirnmloii wan fined $15 and costs
j-oBtoi-dsiy for assaulting Josalo Green
with a Iwor glass.
John 1) . Holmes lain jail for obtain
ing1 inonoy under fivlso pretenses.
Connolly's shoo sloi-o at " 22 Korth.
Sixteenth street was taken possession of
liistiiij l't ' liy tlio mortgagees ntl the
doors closed. His indebtedness Is not
'kuoivn , though It is stated it will roach
Buvcritl thousand dollars ,
.Tud < jo Shields Issued or.o iimrrlng-o 11-
cense yesterday imd by itJosslo N. Cur-
roll , ajftil tlilrtyfour yoat-ci ; was author-
i/.o l to wed JIi-s. Poicy A\ratt \ , aged
tlititv-sevcn. liotli parties are of
Onviliu.
InJndijo Shields'court yoi-lordaj' the
foilowiiiif juclginontsvoro ronilorcd :
'lYomo ' luvcstnicnt company vs Moore ,
JUn.iH ) ; Niitlonnl bank of Commoruo vs
Klonuin. 3337.10 : Ostioin vs Munn ,
$100,05.
ACIioloo hint of .Su minor llosorts.
In the lul\o regions of Wisconsin , JMIn-
ncsota , loxvnniid thotwoDuliotas , tlicro
nrohundfctls of chanuiiij , ' loculltlos pro-
cmlnontly lilted for suiamof homos.
A.1H011K1 the followiiiRsoloctcd. . list are
nanioH familiar to wi.iny . of our readers
as tlio iwrfoctioii of nortlieriiBuininoi'ro-
eorta. pearly all of the " \Viscoiiniii points
of interest uro within u short distance
from C'hlcnffo or ! Mll\vnulvoo , und none
of thoinuroso far uwny from Iho "busy
inmts of ulvllixatlon" that they cannot
bo reached hi n few lioiira of travel ,
by frequent trnliiB , ovortho Iliicst road
in tlio florthwest llio Chicago ,
Milivaukoo < t St. Paul railway :
Ooonoaiowou , Oloar Lalic , Iowa.
Mliioc < nuiYls. . LukoOkolioJl , Iowa
Wnukot.liii. ' Spirit Lultc , loiviv.
J'olinyra'h. . I'loiiternu' , Ml un.
' Lakes , Lake Mlanctonknu
Minn.
le.Wls. Ortonvlllc , Minn ,
KlllxiurnCitr , % Vls. , i'riori.ulii , Ivlluu.
( Delia of the Wis White Hear Lake ,
consin ) Minn.
Ilouvur l.un , WIs , Dig Htono Lake , Da
MaJIson , Wls. kota ,
For clotullixl Information , npplv at ticket
OQlce , 1SOI Kuniuin Btni't , Darker Block.
LA. . KASi ! , Gen.
J , K. I'uKsroJT , Puss. AeronU
3 IlKAirTHSS OJ7 OUIl COUNWV.
'Jho ivamlcrfiil Trip Around the
Circle.
The people of tlio United States uro
Iwrn travelers , The nomad of the tloa-
crt iano inoro restless thim the citizen
of this great country , -where tlio nil pos-
tossing fooling comes on tlmt IraLniuul
Ixxly tire Inshllng tlmt their possessor
should pOKoniewhcro , then tlioqucstion
nrlaesi Whore ? The highest enjoy
ment comes from the refreshment of the
Alsunl powern. Then it. Is that the
American frequently makes a inl&luko.
Through Inherited hnblt or because it Is
easiest to float \vith the lido ho talced
jnbsajjo for tlio old world , llo pisses
the succeeding tlirco months In a half
conscious condition of discomfort and re
turns homo tired nnd dissatisfied and
vdthn depleted poclcotbook.
How niiifli inoro ptfiotio and jn-
tensely witlsfvlnf * would it be if thccitl-
/on ot the United States would avail
himself of the comparatively Inovpon-
slvo journey to tlio grand scenic locali
ties over wlileh tt'tvvcs 1ho llajr ho re-
Kill-Hi with loto and vcnnnition ; lot him
determine to view the innffiiillcoiit
tcoiicry of hiaownfuir land , ami ho will
wonder why ho elinuld ever linvo
thouL'ht to"vitlt Jiut-ono without
ilr.st Knowing of thu ningnlllcent qmnd-
uur of his own country ns scon In the
Kocliy inountalriBof Colorado ,
The Denver As Jtlo Orundo cnrrio ? tlio
tiiivclnr through tlioso scenic < ] elights In
its "Trip Around the Circle , " vhich
'jiiibrneca thoclinnx ot all the prandost
tconery of the mid-continent. L'icroing
the lioartof the Itoch.vmountains , cross-
inpr nnil reerossliigtho "Groat Divide , "
lotwcon the Atlantic nnd 1'aclHc slopes ;
nonolratliifj- four canons , cnoh of vhich
Is a worlds wonder , no two having the
6imo ! characteristlos ; cllmbtcfj tlu-co
mountain passes Ijy rail and ono by Etng-o ;
achieving K-radoH of over two hundred
foot lo tlio mlle ; rciiclilng1 hoi hts 11,000
foot above the sosi ; penetrating got'ycs
whoso walls soar ahsilf milo iii pci-ppn-
dlouhr dUTs tibovo tliotrnclc ; travorsinj ;
fertile and picturesque valleys , w.ilorcd
bv historic rivers ; passing through In
dian reservations ; passing In the midst
of mining ctunps , wlicro jrold nnd sllvev
are heinj , ' talicu fiom Hubtorrancan recesses -
cesses ; hi a vortl , making the traveler
familiar ivitli pciilcs nnd plains , hikes
and rivorn , canons anil misses , moun
tains and \vithsti-nnyo6comis ; \ In
nature , tibprlfinsil types nf men , won
ders of seionco and "hovel forms of sin ;
surely no other journey of 11,000 , miles
can so instruct , enterinn ! , entrance mid
thrill the traveler. The btago
rldo from Ironton to Oarij-
fornw ono of the most attractive
features of tills most nltructivo iout-noy ,
Lasting-only Ihrco hours , passing over
the ( uminits of riingesnuu throuqli tlio
depth of canons , the touribt will llnd this
n welcome vjirhitlon und a grcnt relief
and recreation. The old fasliioncd
stage , vltli all itaromantloassooinlfons ,
is riipldly becoinintr a tiling of tlio past.
A year or two inoro nnd it will liavo
disappeared entirely from Colorado ,
ThoDcuvor & RloGnmdo railroadisstto
a I-UVIM f. ! fnt linrtlr r1n i-rtit ! ivf > fit f.l-ita
which will bo instiled free on application
to S. K. Hooper , general passenger
ajfcnt , at Denver , Colo.
Tickets at lowest rates and superior
accommodations via the proat Rode Is
land route- Ticket oitleo , 1002-Six-
eonlh and Farnum streets , Omaha.
TlioroDubllcans ot Nobrnska rcllorato and
cordlallv ciiclorso tlio fuiidnineiitiil prlnoIiik'S
of tlio rcubllcau ) uarty , ns ciuiiicluted by n
Biictisslon of national republican conventions
from 18.(1 ( toiSSS. uml o bollovo tlio ropub-
llounpiirty caiiablootd < Mlliis\vltliovery vital
Isiue that concerns ilia American pi'nulc ,
whonuvovtlio rtnk anil llio of tliu roixilillcnn
party ni-OPiitrainiiieloU In thccxuulbu of their
political rlzhts.
Wo hen ally endorse the wl < o nml conscrvn-
tlvo ndiiiliilHtMtloii of I > r ! llollt ( Harrison.
Wo also fully apnrovo thu uNo : icthiiof the
rupublleiui iiicnibois of l > oth hnusus ot oun-
Rromln fulflllliiK the plcilgct oCllio inrty In
Ic Isl.itluu upnii the L-oliKi 'O ofhllvcr unit
olliurniu.itiii-c'4 of national liiiixirtanto. uml
to tlio coiintiv iiiuiii tlio continued
r tlio niilloniil dclit.
ioattlly encloi-so Ilio nctlonof llio
ro ; ) lllcin eomr 'r.s hi pus-Ins Llio tllsibllltj'
pension 1)111 ) ami the loinibtle.'in tiresldint nlio
iipprovctltho sunc.aiKt roK.'iid 1C as iinactof
jiistlco tooloni tloliyodiliocnusoot
to ull Jutt pension IcgMlallciii hv-
clcmoeiatlo pisldout and n dunuxmitlo
eoiiRri' i ! yotwo donot roKnid it as the full
rocdinltioti of thu Croat ucbt ol obligation
which tliocovcriiincnt und the pcoplumvo In
those lioiwo men Ujr ruiison u ( whuso sacrifices
nnd dovotloii the union wus saved : uid tlio
gox-i'rniiicnt restored.
Wo ilw fuptlior repent our declaration In
favor of a Just anil fair sorrlco jiiMiston ,
Sradcil : iOL'oivllus to IcnjrtJi ol sorvloi- , for
uvorj- soldier anil mllor lie foutlit In bohalt
of the union , ami liy rousoii ot whiwo scrvlcos ,
saurllluoH uiid do > otlou thu gox criumut now
exists.
Wo hold an linncst , popiiInTballot and a Just
tmUoiiiial representation uf all tlio punplu to
bo the foundation of our republliiii ! ( ovcrn-
inont , ( iiiddoiuamleirutMlra legislation to fo-
curelnt'irlt.y ! und purity otplocllous , whlcli
uro thu roiiiiuiitlonof all putillc authority ,
\Vo favor such n revision or mo election
laws nf Iho stuto as will Riiar.ank'o to every
voter the Rrontostpobsllilo M'crocjln tlio cast-
In t ; of liU ballot , and scfuru Lliupnnlslniiciit
of nny who may attempt tliu corriijitlon or
Intimidation ot voton ; nnil wu
thu AiiiUull.ia ballot rstom for nil
laoornoi-alL'd towns und clth-s , apjJIcablo
both to pilmnry anil rosului" lucllon , su fur
a > . Iteoiiforinsio ourorsatilcliiw.
\Vo OPDOXO hud iiioiioiol.v | Inovery form , de
mand the forfeit uro of iiiioaiiunl land grants
niulllioicsonntloaof tlio public domain for
lionu'stcilursitily. ( (
Worecornl7i'thorlslit of labor to crjnnlro
for Its prtiti'otloa , : uil ( liyiill lawful means to
soouro to Itself tlio gruatvjt rcivaru for In
1 Wo n ruin finer oflawscoinpoUInt ; railroads
( imlmattufactnrorsto ti i ) : ipi > lliniosvhluli :
suli'nvo supplies forthn protoi'lloaof laborois
nenlnst ncclcltMits. U'oilcniiind tliooiinctinonb
nf iiltiwilollnliiK tlioli.Uiillti-of umplotom for
Inlurli'SMHtalmxl liy cinploixs In hiicli oasis
wlioro jiroper safi'niurilsliaxn not been usuil
la oi'ouLiatlous daiigoixiuti to llfo , limb or
htMlllll.
lUllronil unit other pulillo rorix rations
slioiild litifinblect tooonliol tlii-ouih llioli 'h-
latlio povur that crcattvl Minn. Thiilruiiilui )
lalliienculii lOKlslutlon uml com ts , audof 1111-
nuoessary bunions upon tliu people ami tliu
llU't-'ltliunto luuroisu of sleek or capital ,
slioiild hoprohlhlteil by strliigontlnvrt ,
Wo ( lomand of tlio htnt Unit the proprrly
of cornoriitlomKhallho liixodllio sainuas I lint ,
of Individuals ; thnt thopi-ovlslontof uur con
stitution rpqulrliiu the asses nu'iit ol fr.in-
I'hlses shall uo onforcvJ by btiltablo legisla
tion.
tion.Wodcinan'I tliu rcdnotlonol freljtitand pn-
aoiiKer r.ilos on rnllicMili to coucsjond wltli
riitciao I'rovullliis In the iiiljiicrnt stutosto
tlio ML-slfSlppI , and \va furllior dniiiand tli.it
the lc l-lituri'nliillalilKli ; ) nil pzisso.s .iiul fico
triinsporlat Inn on rallroulsiiM'cptlugforull
einiiKiVosof railroad oompniilos.
Wtidoinantl tlio e talill- aunt of nsy < ; toni
of initial loh'iirapliy , and iciiiu t our iiivin *
lii rsln coiisi-t'ss toioto for govuriuuiut con-
trolof HID tolt'itri'iili.
Owiiorn of publlo clovators tliit rc-
colvi nnd liaiiillo Kr.ilu for stor-
ABO slioiild lo ) dvcliircd imbllo ware-
hoiiioiiirii , nnd coinpi'llod unilor imiially
to reeclvo , store , slilp nm luinillnthu train uf
all IJITSOIH alKo. without ( llsci-iinliintlon. tlio
state rosulutliis eliarscs for stamen anil lu-
bpt'i'llon , All riillronil roiiip.inUs binmld li
KiiliX'l | to hiiltoli. haul , haiullu.rooclvo and
ulillillio sraluot nil pononi , wltli'jut ' dKcrlni-
liiallon.
Wo favor the onactinciit of inoro strlnsont
usury lnw ml tlio'f ' onforcomeiiL iindet-
severn jioaalllus. 'rim roiiuhlloan p'irly
liiiHslvuiitho.Vmerlean people staUo ami
olaillu cnrrony ufgold.nllrvriitiil pupur. and
i-d thovrecilt of the nation t-uouu of
ofiiiiyeouiilry of the world , ml
to fully retmmotl/o sllx-crshould
bo coutliint'd uiitlllt IN on a perfect duallty ) ,
UH iiiiiontiy initiil. with irold.
\Yc favor tliu luoJincnlloii of tlio stntutf s of
ourhtiitnlii such iiKiniKT as shall pr < nent tliu
tajliiK of jiiil iiu'iits hwiutil fur worl ; ml
liilMriiiiiltlinriinrimt'ntof suuh hwsis hliall
provide for tlie i.p udy collcctloii of tlio wages
of our liilxirom ,
\Vefmiiru ruvl loaof the tarlltla tliolnter-
cstHof Uiu pri liiuiTunci luboror. Tin' Import
ilnlli's on iirtldi-s of oonunon use bhould liu
plaeeil : i a low us IsronslstoiU with n , protco-
tlouof Amurlrnn liiihu-lrh-s.
\ > aoiulor > uliu ) iictlonnf tliolnttrstiito cotn-
inlssloii Inoitlerlntu rt'diiotlaa f the talii
rutu IjDtnruou tlio Mlwourlilvcr and lulu
ports ,
\Vodciuuinca all organlzatlona of oapltalUta
to limit production , control Btippllua of tliu
iitH'i'Ksarh'H < > ( llfi ) uml to adviuc-n prlcon
dettlinvntiil tu the bust Inlen'als of look'ty.
ami an iinjustllliiblo liitorloroiii'o AVlth tb
natural laws of competition unJ trade , and
holr prompt supprciiloa bj IHT.
THE PROPOSED AHESDJEJTS ,
lull Text of Propositions to Amend tlo
State. Constitution.
MEMORIALS AMD JOINT RESOLUTIONS ,
Actf * Submitting I'rolilltltloii ,
J'rovldtnj ; Tor 1'lvo
Su | > rciiiiv JiulKca and
Salaries Thereof Kto.
Following Ja presented a full text of the
arts submitting to the voters of Kobraslta , tUo
propositions to atncnd tlio state conatlluticm !
rilOHIIHTION IIIIIII UCKS'B.
An act to mljir.lt totlii'i'U'ctors-of tlinstnlo
for rejection ompnroval , itii aiuomltiifiit to
oftliost'itu to prohibit. tlio
) iifinuf ictur ( ! . sale mid ki'upltiK for sale , of
IntoxIcvitliiK Iliiuoisas a bt'VCPuite , mul pro-
\Ulliiifforlhomaniiorofvotlni ; onBucli i > ro-
| ) u Kl ntiicnamciit , UK ! nil iiimMidtiiuiitlollio
( ( institution ofthMstulo tollcutN ) and roi-
u Into the in ( i nuf in turn , ulofiiulkooiilna for
sale , of IiilotiiMtliitfllriuiiiM nt a bourn no ,
ninl liro\iln | | Cor tliumniiuer f voting un
micli | iroiiSL'il | ivincndineiit.
lie It cnai te l hy the legislature of tlio state
of 2oLrusKa :
Section 1 , 'i'lnt at the general election to bo
held on the Tacsdiy Bitccceding tlio first
Monday of Kovctnljcr , A. D. 1S90. thewstiall
lie submitted to the electors of this state for
approval or rcjcotloii ] nn ainendinetit to the
constitution of this state in words M fol-
loivs : "The tnitiufiietnre , sale nul liceplng
for sale of Intoxicating linuors as n bcv-
cmgo arc forever prohlblteil in tliia state ,
nnd the legfoliituro sluill provUo hy
la\v \ for LMiforceinent of tliis pto-
vliloii. " And there slinil also at snld election
bo separately submitted to tlio clcctorsof this
state for tlicir approvnl cr rejection an
amendment to the constitution ofthe sUtoln
wordsns follows : ' 'Tho inamifucturc , snlc ,
nncl Iteopinu lorsulo of iutovlc-'ntins1 liitiors
ns a bcvcrufre shall be licensed and regulated
by Imv. "
Section ! ! , At such election , on the ballot
of caili elector votlns for the proposed
amendment to the constitution , sliall bo writ-
lea or printed the word : "ITor proposed
amendment to thoconstitutionprohlbitup ! tbo
tnamihcture , sale , nnd keeping forsaloof In
to < lcitl : ng liquors ma bovurifo"or :
said proposed ninoiidinont totiiu constitution
pioliibitin ; , ' the inanufiu lure , sale anil kccn-
liif ? for sulu oC liitojttcutlug- liquors us u bcv-
Thcro shnll'also 1)0 written or'pilntcd on the
ballot of each" doctor voting for the proposal
amendment to the constitution , thu words :
"for pro posed amendment to the constitution
thnt tlio m.uiufacturo , sale ami kcaplnrr for
sale of intovie-alltigliquors a3 a beverage in
this state , shall bo Hocused nnd regulated by
law , " or "rgrnliut s.ilil proposed amendment
to the constitution that tlio rnaiuif.iL-ture ,
sale mid keeping for sale of Into-xicatmir
Ijiuors nsa beverage stall lo licensed unit
regulated liy law. "
Sec. U. If cither of the said proposal
ainoiulincnts shall lioapproved hy a majority
of ttinulectoraottnfr at said election , then It
shall constitute section twenty-seven ( J ) , oE
article ono (1) ( ) o [ tlio constitution of tliostute.
This billliiu-infj remained with the icover-
nortlvo (5) ( ) days Sundays oxccptcd , the !
lOKiHlsitxirobeing insessloa , the governor hav
ing fulled to return Hits hill to the legislature
tlariii ) , ' its session , and having failed tolilolt.
In myolllcovltli lilsobjections witliiii live (5j (
diya nf tor the ailjournnieut of the legislature ,
It bus tlici-eby heeomo u U\v ,
"Witness my land this 13th d.ajof Kchruary
A. D. 18bD. CJ. L. LAWS ,
Secretary of State.
ron FIVK SDTIICHI : JCDOES.
To amend sections two (21 ( , four (4) ) , nnd flvo (5) ( ) ,
of article ( ( iot thoeoii'tltiitlon ot tlio state
of Notirvska , ontlUul JtnlkUl Di-jxnt-
nicnt , " and | iro\lllni ( { for ll-o(5 ( ; Judgciof
tliu siipiomo court , and to icpeal bald
original suctions ,
lie it resoh-ed arid enacted by the legislature
oC the state of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section tire (3) ( ) of artldo
six ( t ! ) of tlio constitution oftlio state of Ne
braska , bo amended so as to road as follows :
"Sec. " . The supreme courtshall consist of
flvo (5) ( ) Judges , a majority of whom , slull ho
nocessnry to form a quorum or toppoiiouncoa
docisioii. It shall luvo original Jurisdiction
In enses iclntiiiB1 to revenue , civil cases In
which thostnto shall boa parly , mandamus ,
quo warranto. habeas corpus , and huch ap-
tiollato jurlsuictinn as muybo provided by
law.
law.Sec , 3. "That section four (4) ( ) of
nrticlc six (0) ( ) , of ttio constitution of the state
of Nebraska , bo amended so as to read as
follows :
See. 4. The judges of the snprcmo
court shall boclcetcil by the electors of the
state at lai-fjc and tlicir terms of oMeo , ox-
coptns bcioinaftur provided , shall iio for a
period of llvo (3) ( ) years. "
Sco. 8. That bcitioa flvo ( C ) of article
six (0) ( ) of the constitution of the state of
Nebraska , bo amended so ns to read as fol
lows :
Sco. 5. "At tlio first Rcncral election to
lie held in the year 1801 , and uftcr the
adoption of this amendment to the constitu
tion , there shall bo elected threo(3) ( ) judpresof
tlio supreme court , ono of ivhom sh.vll . ho
flcctcil for the tcnn of ono (1) ( ) year , ono
for tlio term of three (3) ( years ,
and ono for the term of Jlvo
(5) ( .years , and at each KCiicral election there
after , thcie shall 1)0 elected one Juilpo of the
Btiprcmo court for the term of ilvo (5) ) years.
I'l-ovldccl , that the judges of the U | > i-cmo
court wiwo terms linvo not expired at the
tlino of holdlnp : the cciior.il ejection of Ml
shall conliuuo to hold their oflleo for the re-
innindorof the term for \vlilch \ they weroi-e-
spoctlvoly elected under the present consti
tution. * '
See 4. That each pel-sou rotiiifln favor of
this amendment alinll luvo written or printed
upon his ballot tlio to1 lowing :
"For the proposed amendment to tlio con
stitution relating to tlio number of supreme
Judges. "
Approved 3Iarch 30 , 1SS9.
ro is-cituisR SA.I.AUIIS OK junors.
Joint resolution piopo lntr un iiir.ciKhnontto
Bi'ctlon thirteen ( U ) ofitrtlelo six ( ( ) oj the
runttllutlonof thu st itn of Js'chraslu , and
HID salary of judges of Hie iupt-cnio
( I let
llo Itreaolvcil by tlio legislalui'O of the stale
of Nobrascai :
Section t. That section thirteen ( Ul ) of
urticla sit (0) ( ) of the constitution of the state
of Nebraska bo amended s > o as to rend as fol
lows :
See , 13. The Judges of the supreme court
shall each receive a. salary of thli ty-Jlvc Imu-
drcJ dollai-a ( yMO { ) jwr annum , nnct the
judges of tlio district court shall receive a
salary of three thousand dollars ( t JpOOO ) per
annum , and the salary of each shall bo pay
able quarterly ,
Sec. ! J. Knch person votink'iii favor of this
amendment shall have Aviitten or printed
upon lii < < ballot the following :
'Tor the proposed ninciidmcnt to the con
stitution , relating lo thu salary of judges of
tlio supreme nnd llit rict court. "
Approved March ! ! 0 IbS'J.
"THAT FICM.OW . ISiV YA.MC. "
Story ol'a rriir ; o-Caril 3Ionto Oamcoii
a ilonil Out IVmi Iiontloii ,
Not long uffo a tall , sllmly built ,
( uireoiTiple.xloned , broxvii hnifod youn f
niiin entered 11 first-class cardag'O on the
London it Soutluvostorn rnll\vay \ , siys :
the ltorilclB London edition , I/o stuelc
his umbrella In tlio rack , opcnotl lil fav-
oi'ito papoi * and bociin to fill hlmbolf
with Inforinntion , Ho loolccdupna the
doorwns opetieil by a modest looking
t'oiitloinun , ivliomurmured "lo ! imrclon"
us ho iii9 od to the end of the cirriiiffo
and ' ensconced himself in
a scat ncir tlio vinclov.
I'lio door ojienod ug-aln. Tlio neiveomcr
looked like a country curnto. Ilosat
himself down ojiposito the inodcbf loolc-
Ing frenlleinati nnd looked out of the
viiulowns if ho was greatly intcrostod
In the nilvcitisoinonts which mot his
oyo. The door opened again , Tlio
now corner looked like u well-to-do
farmer. Ha bat do\vn \ aloncrnldo the
unxlcst looking gontlomnn. The train
stnrtod. The uiodost looking nonUomim
Buggostcil tlmt ho had at various porloils
of liis llfo mid under a largo variety
of circuinstiincet ) olBorved worse
weatliur. As lioinndo this observation
ho looked at tbo country cunito , The
latter , In u hesitating way , agreed tljat
there must hnvo been ut various periods
of England's history WQJSO wiatlior thiui
lie saw In hid vicinity ut tlmt purticulii *
time , Tlio well-to-do farmer joined in
Iho eonvorfifnllon witlia prowl , It inlfjhl
bo ( Unovonthor for jj onlovho \ hnd
nothing < to do , but It vras death 1o the
crotH , The modest looking gentleman
fconied surprlsodtolteir mis , mid ns-
hlsandlonco Mint hovn \ pdrfoctly
willingto bo loakuil tlirough and
lliroujfliif tlio discomfort atlaolieil to
puoli an oxperlcnuo would bo of any
valxio to llic rural ponuhUlon.
Tlio conversation tlien Ijecatnoprcnoral ,
but at tlio end of ton minutes Haggled ,
Then tlio modest" looking gontlemsm
drew from a pocket a pac-k of cards and
ntnuscd himself ty towing ihvco of them
about in an niiiiarcnlly ti'ialess way ,
talking j ( to himself ag ho did so. Tlio
well-to-do fanner stood tills soft olthhiff
for f ( n fov nilnuto * , itnd then nsked what
llio giiinova , U'ho mndost lookliiff pen-
llouian sild It wnsa liltlo invention of Ills
IIII \ , The point was to guess the post-
lion of a certain ono of thu three cards
tlioriiccn [ for Instance. Tlio volUo-do
farmer , after noticing that it was pos i-
bio to sco the faces of the cnnla while
tlc they were bciny maninulitod , uaid ho
cnuld place the qtioon torn "ciuld. " Ills
olTor was at once nee optThe ] veil-to-
0c 0d fanner won , uppnivntly nnieh to the
chairrinof tlio inodcst-loolilnir so" tie
man , The latter lost lln-co bin-ore ijrns
iiV quick succession , nnd the ctiso with
which Iho well-to-do farmer pocketed
the t : same excited the curjiU , who fiiuillv
ventured lo wilder a , .fovcraipn tliat lie
could plneo the queen ulso. ] Io did so
twiio t and bccamo quite hllaiiousas ho
fingered his easily nmuiml fjaliis ,
All this time the till slim young man
had been reading uispa per. Ho hadn't
0V eo looked at the frame. 1'inally the
well-to-do farmer nudfrod him and \vhls- \
pored ' that there was a < 'kinco to makoa
few ' sovereign * . The vouiifr man paid no
attention to the advice. Then the cu
rate suggested that it spemcd like Hying1
in. i the fstco of proyidoni'o not to accept
such a clianno. Still tlio young innti was
obdurate. 6i ( J The modest looking1 gentle
man i , : then canto to the front. Ho hud
lost flvo pounds ho snid , hut btlll ho had
confidence ci In Lis invontlon , llo was
willing1 ct i to vraffpr any reasonable sum
that llio tall , Bliiii youiigr man could not
place 1 tlio quoon. When , the young mini
paid 1 no attention Iho modest-looking' '
1t 1B 1t 'ontlcnian Ijccamo indi rniintnnd hovas
supported by tliovelltoilo farmer and
tlio t cumto. The tmiti stopped sit Put
ney. 1II Tlio tall , bllm jonng- man arose
IIf and opening the iloor ol the earriago
said IIC : "Thish my station , I was caned
on threocardinonto sr-voral years a o. "
The trio who remained in the earriago
looli'od ntonoanother until the inodoit
tliu silence with
the rcinark , "That fellow Is : i Vanlc
and probably chucks llio cards himself. "
TO CAIiIKOttXIA. \ \ ll'll
The XowFVirfTOtten Scliciuciil'General
.loliriC. J'liMimut.
"I mot Ocnornl Fremont in Iho fifties , "
remarked MM. Llnprlumof Kansas City
to tl reporter.l'JJo c-aiuo hero nnil
stopped several days at tlio fnmotn Gll-
las house. I remember taking1 dinner
with lilin. Hovus pleasant , eoeiablo
andng-reoalile. Ho was regarded as a
b-avo , adveiiluroiiH duringspirit. . Vo
looked upon him much as people of to
day look upon Stanley. llovas , how
ever , regarded , ns visionary and hare
brained , and had the ropulut'on of beliiy :
In ndvaiico of hirf tlino , Al tbo time
that I spoahof General 1'roiiioiit waaia
Kansas City planning for a , caravan to
travel iicrofes tbo ( frait American desert.
Ills rifjlit hand man in this jnojdct A\ng \
Lieutonutit Uualc , a eixil-otijlneer edu
cated nt "West Point. The fsitlier-in-
law of General Fremont , Senator
Benton , WILS also hero , mid
roRiii'ded the ciiravan scheme
with favor. They proiiojed to Import
camels from Africa and use thorn in
transporting g-oods overland along- the
route kmnvnoa the feniita Fo trail. 'Iho
camels were imported at a. considerublo
expense , but tlio trip wiw found Imprac-
ticiible. The camels could not stand the
cliinato , It was proposuilto winter them
In ToxiworsiiutlioriiOallfornlti , hut the
project foil Hi roug-li and the jiromoter.s
of llio soheino lost ronsldorablo money.
"iBhiill novorforgofc"coutlnucd 3vlrs.
Binghiiin , "how ono bright Minn'j- morn
ing Genornl Froniont lode away from
ICa'isas City on hi3 way to California ,
lookinjj every inch a&old'orln hishiinil-
seine uniform niul inilltar.v tranpiiigi ) .
Koiying liis Bleed to ono ido lie biiicl
laughingly to moVlion Iconio back
got your saddle ready and I will { ; lvo jou
11 riuo on ono of my cnniols. " J never
had the privilopo of tivklnH ; tHat riilo.
G onoi-al Ffomont soon forg-ot th o ca inol
sclioino nnd vront oil to now fiolclUo win
now fortunes Jind glories. The camel
idoiBoeiiieliOrfoc.'Llyfoiistblo : and pr.ic-
ticablo , but the idea of a 1'aoific ruil-
rend seemed propoilorous.SrJiilo
cubsing the caravan project Sciiiitor
Bontonbiiidto mo : 'Y"ouiiroyoiinj { , but
you willlivo to fcco the Iron cui-u blurt
from KansiiiCitv and cross the nioini-
Uvins to tlio Pacific nlopo. Iain old , I
shull ncvcrllvo lo buo it. 3Jut I huvo
conlidenco in the country und I believe
in the fiituroof the niilnnd. Tills , Little
town of 800 Inhabitants willyot hceomo
one of thj ( giustt cities of the wo rid. '
"I could not eomiirohend snclta pro
ject , I wus surprised sititsraa iutudo.
Visions of my si'hool days of the Great
A.inoru'1111 Desert , bw'onu only to Sahara
in bixo , tlio Hcogiuplilcs Mild , carao
Ilittintr throuirh my bruin , and I ro-
marlceil :
' "But , senator , limv nbout the Great
American Desert ? Hovrcun they over
cross it'i"
"Tlmt is nothln"'ho replied. Stand
ing in the inoonllprht on thopoitluo of
the old Uillls house , iinprosblvo nnd ma
jestic in manner , the old senator has
seemed to ino over Mncon prophet. The
caravan , which socmoil so plamiblc , a
failure the Pacific road , which seenuid
so far away , a success.Ylio can loll
\vhat to oxpectV"
aiAY
Quotations Troiri I'l-oiiilnrnt CliTRy-
nicii nnd Autlior.M UJXHI tlie Sulijcel.
llishop Yincont of the Methodist
Eplscop.il church of Chautnnqua ftimo ,
received n loiter from a young woman
prominent In society upon the subject of
dancing , says the Sow 1'ork Tribune.
In her ( utter she said that bho had tarn
received into the Methodist church , yet
she \vusfond of dancing- , and , moreover ,
she \vas constantly brought in contact
with tliodo who did dance. She could ,
not forego the pleastiroof danclny , she
wild , unless Bishop Vincent hislriicled.
her to do so ,
The letter which ho wrote in reply
treated tlio vexing question in it
thorougli and comprehensive manner.
Hit rLUolation of authorities la npLimcl
to the point. The letter has received ,
some publicity nnd parts of it nro lioro
reproduced , The bishop Bays :
"Tho great Hon-fnced o nit or , Daniel
Webster , when asked , why ho did not
danco. replied : M hnvo not brnlus
enough. ' ' 1'hackoruy , tliojoat novelist ,
haj written : l\\rhcn \ a mini confesses
himself fond of dunclng1 I set him down
as a fool,1 Alfred Cleveland Cove ,
Kpibcopl Wshop of Xoiv Vork , 1ms said :
kAln ! > ! that women professinir to follow
ClirlBtand RodlluewKheiild not rally for
the honor of tholr sex und drive thcfeo
shameful dances from society , ' Gail
Hamilton 1ms written : The thing Is of
Its very nnturu unclean , nnd cannot ho
washed. The vorynosoof the partlus
Bujfgohts ininurltj' .
Ill8ho | > Vincent also quotes ono of the
most fuir-uilndcd of Con rogatlonal pas-
tors In Now l'nglandvhomys : "Push-
lonnblo dances ns nowcavrlotlon are ro-
voltlncr to every fcoUnu ol dollcaejnnd
proiirloty nml nro fraught with the
greatest danger tomlllio'iK" '
In his own opinion and of his own
knowledge TJUhop Vincent snys : "Itta
not the rnttlo ono hems in the neighbor
hood of n snake tliivt ho objects to. A
child might play with it. Tlio ditncols
the rattle , but tlio danger Is In tliofnnff
and the poison. Its usuociations and ten
dencies must conio into tlio count. Now ,
In the dance thuro mtiit bo at eomo
[ xjlutn jwrll , or go many wlso and good
peoplu would not hnvo written , taught ,
and preached against It , It has been
said : 'To the pure , nil things are pure,1 ,
but alas , \vlio nro thu pure , mul hour
many such sire tliei-oV Let tlioso ilniico
who will ; the humble , earnest , consist-
cut Christian who desires to conM'ernto
his or her every word nml net to ChrM
will doom It wrong1 nnd Inconsistent to
dunce. "
Antiquity nnil Universality oC the 1,11-
llo Clpls' l avorllo ria > thitiK.
A writer In Seionco , treating of the
antiquity of dolls , sa.vs tlmt those which
were in use among1 the dilution of the
nucicnt llgyptiansvoro made of wood
and might' bo mistaken for modern
fabrics. Undoubtedly they were dressed
by the Egyptian girls , us our girls now
adays enjoy dressing dolK Tlietovcro
oveiitoiiio tlio hnmls'tind foot of which
could bo nuivod by moans of strings.
Others , imidoof painted wood , \vero very
Imperfect in form , and had etrlutrs of
bonds instead of hair.
In the milt-on in of Leyden there is an
ancient doll thatloolts as though It had
hcenbotightat n Christmas fair. Among1
Greek jiml Itomnn iintiqtiities dolls : no
fouiul uiado of wood or clay , nnd otheis
uf was mul Ivory , Dolls' houses with
lead furniture , the savings-box witli n
tilt on top , toy cows , hors-us nnd hogs
nil those woio kno\vn to the childien ot
ancient Rome , ns they uro to our own.
The women of KaKihul bollovo that a
doll may eventually como to llfo and
hnrm their children , nnd thcreforo tlicy
prevent their use , The girls however ,
mujwlth cushions and pieces of wood
instead. In Siberia mid Arctic America
Ivory dolls clotchcd In fur , of beautiful
workmanship , nro found ; in I'u'uvian
grjiies dfebbod delta ol clay , nnd In
Africa the girls plsiy with woouen or
clay llgurcs.
i n Vjiiilcci' lroi Iict.
In ono political Held the AusttMllnns
lire likely to prove pioneers , bays Iho
Ctlobo-DL-inocrat. Henry Gooi-go is the
apostle of young Australia. They have
studied his books with aridity , and tlioy
firmly believe that in taxing hind they
wilUind the panaeenjforall their politi
cal evils , In Now youth "Wales there
are Henry Cicorgo cltibs with out number ,
and they raNed 1,0(11) ( ) for the purpose of
having Ihoir fa-\orito visit them. The
Henry Georgettes linvo attained such
nuinbors and inlluonco that the i'arkos
ministry has virtually promised to bring
in a bill at the next sowion elf pnrlla-
ment ttixlng land values , and thus Jlr.
( teor o in JL few years will , in all likeli
hood , liavo the pleasure of ecolng his
theory put Into practice. If Henry
George was onlynprotectlonist ho would
bo the idol of JN'cw South } Valc3. His
pronounced fi-cott-adu opinions nro the
only detriment to his iniluoiico in that
country.
" THIS is AN AGE OF APOLLINARIS WATCR. "
WilterVrsimt.
Apoltinaris
f THE QUEEM OF TABLE WATERS. "
AMERICAN PUBLIC HBM.TH .
ASBOOIATIOff.
Extracts frym Hit lltftrt en the 1'Malhn tIfattr
Su ftitt.
"Typhoid fe\cr in our cities is in a great jiirt duo
to thes > ew.ise in llie valcr luppl ) . "
"Wo cannot iliut cm" cC to ihc rtlntion wHch
cxislsbctwecn icwageh otirslreatin aiidtypliuiil fever
in the cities that are supplied by them. "
"Thirty tlioimnd peopls ilie of typhoid fiver
nnnunlly in llio United States of America.
" Tkt pttrity of Afolh'narisratir \ \ offtrs
tTielcst stcitnty agaitutttte Jmigeri which are
common to most cf tht ordinary drinking
ivattrs. " MEDICAL RECOIID.
APOLLIXtlRIS. " T/.f annual eon-
sttinttion ( if this Javoriti batragt a/trJs a
1 1 riling proof cf the viidttprtad tint and viKcb
fxistsfor table uiattr of absolute fiirity , "
NOTIOE. The wtK'Knnvn Yellnv Jbes of
I/if Apollinaris Company , LitriittJ , are
rotated by f erf etna f fiiftmclitftis of the
BEWABE OF1 IMITATIONS.
AMUSEMENTS.
1'rlJay. SatJitJiiy ! iii < Oiiiuruy. Aug. 1,2 , ami 3
Anil S.'itui-dav iMiillnci ; .
11KJ IINACIC 1IOOM.
W.S , QliYliUND'S
COI OfSAU COI.OIIRn , CAKNIVA-r , ,
MINSTRELS.
ia Jloiitlioil ComPrttan , TOM 3lclNT03ir Iho
hlfllii'U HjljrUvl < Milorucl nrtlst In thcworH Juiuui
A. lll.niil.rilly harioll.lll KMrhluo , Due KIIVIM.
tholllro cr Drdtlii-tminil I ) other tnlnroil nilmlrol
nutnbloH. Thu Maid ) of Iliu \ ! < )7iuubt < | iio Ulu'lla- '
lor.i , ntl orlilnnl l unliiiiu novcltv , Hlth
pf > rrret TOiiroii.'iitntlon'i ' nt the nnllvo Afrlun.
TlivnrKiiillr rniiNllc , clunlo li. ! < t | iirt ip tulu ,
' "J'HK a'OUHAHOUV uiiwiniillnl In Its ( llsplHjr.
Soalt onioloThiirsday.July ol. ll Kiilur prkua ,
mutlnco Uo ,
WRIT ! WAIT I
BUT NOT UNT1L-
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JfflNSTHELS
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The Greatest Minstrel Show In ttioVorlJ. .
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KEEP TO THE ISHGrHT.
Do not l > o Imroffil on ty nnj of the numerons
Imitations , substitutesetc. , which are tlootlinn
tliovotU. . There IB out/ ono Swift's Sivclflf ,
mil there JsLothlnsllVo It. Our rcmisly con
tains no Mercury , I'ot.-uh , Amiilc , cr any IK > | -
onouafabstincc whatever. IltuilltUup thCRcn-
ml health from the Ctrl dive , nnd 1ms never
Mod to cmJIcato contaj-lous Uood ixilion aiij
itjeffccts from tlionyeitiiii. llTsiiro to gel tlio
pnulno , Bond ynur n JJrca for our Treatise on
lllixxl nml Skin 3JI . - newvlilrh \tlll bo mail > l
iae. SWIPT avncinorn - .
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Pliyslclans , Surgeons and Specialists ,
MUD UOUC.UASBTUMblT
OMAHA , NKIl.
y it 'CJ * W rlW'AffciS- ZS Z y i f 4
Tliomost widely aiul favorably Imown spoo-
lili : ts In tlio I'lillcil tiatfs. Tlu'liliini : nx-
Iiorlcni'p , ruinnrkiiblo skill jiml iinlvprHil SIIB-
epss In tlio trpntiiiriit and iiu-pnf IScrvom ,
Chronic and hnrprlcal Dlscaw. t-ntltlo the o
eiulneut iiliVhli-luiH to HK > full cimUiloiii'Pof
llionlllloloil fverywlu'i-c. Thi'V truiiriiiitoci
A CK11TA1N AM ) I'USiriVi ; I'UKI ? for
the awful I'lH'i'N uf curly \ iionnil lliuiiunwr-
ou-ii'Vllstliatfollow In Us t lain.
1MMVATK , I1LOOD AM > HK
' IV , ciiinliU'lclv nml | H'imi ; ui'iil ly CM inl.
'Nlit\'ors : nioHiLiTV AM > HKM-AL in < -
OUIIiuSIclill-oulliy : to tholr hUIHfultio.it-
"T'lLns3. rrprur. v AMI IIKPTAL vi.cnns
Kiiiiniiitct'il Luioiltlthoiit p.iiii or detention
' " "
'Fl"viYib"Klin ( AM ) VAUICOC'ROR iiorin.i-
niMitly anil sucoc-sfiillv cured Incvory cusp.
pyi'MIUS. ( ioMUItllKA. ) l.iET. | : SIILT-
inutorrln'n , Hi'n.lniil U ciliii" ! , < . Lint Maiilioo'l ' ,
\lnht ICinlssIiMis , Diviiynl r.u-iilllos. I'l'iuilc
U'oMkno'-suml .ill ( Irllc.Uo dNorilurs lioi-iill.ir
lo clllior suv positively uuriil. SHvoll us nil
fuiH'tlotinl illMirdun tlint insult from youth
ful folllpior llio ovoossof mat uro V'PIIII.
\1APIf ' I I'v'l < Ouaraiitooii iioniiiino n tiy
0 1 f\lv _ ' 1 U l\l cured , Minimal eomjilctu ,
n-ttliout cut tine , caiistluor ( llliit.itlon , Cures
nlTi'i'li'd nt liiiiiH by
) pitlciil without a ma-
" 1C1i0 ! % UNGllANDyMIDDLE-AGED
- MtN.
A 1TT1 < rMIUliri'l' ' ° nwfnl orrivis nf
rv JU1.IvU l\l early vleo which brlnsn
orpanlc wonUiipiiiloslroylns lioth inlml and
body , ivllli nil itn ilrcadud ills , iiornrinciily
Otll'Pll.
All"ri" ! tlioso who
Di\b. ) FITS . JMtrcil liiein.schi'i liavo liy Itii- jin-
proppr liiiiljonco ( ] ! and fiolltnry hsibitt , which
nln both inlntl ami body , unllttliiK tlioni for
uslnosi , iitiulvoriniirrlijc. :
AlAUUir.U MKN nr tlioso rntnrlnsoa that
mppv 1 Ifc , u are of physlonl dobllily , nulukly
3 basoil upon faoK Klr-tt I'nu'tlenl ' oxpcrl-
nce , tiocoiul IJvprcu n Isspcul.illy stuillccl ,
hus Bt.-irthiK rlRht. Third -Muillc-Iiii-s are
ii-oparuil in our lahoratot-y exactly to suit
, tliuti'iTcctliiBotii'eawlilioutliiJiiiy.
Drs. Bctts & Eetts ,
H09 DOUGLAS STREET , - OMAHA. NEB.
DFHITO JUAREZ.
l of the
Ifleriean Inl crnatioail RinKin g Co. , Cciitcsslonarlco ,
Incorporated By tho'siaio ol Chihualiua , Mexico
ice , ( or Charitable Purposes.
GRAflQ KOHTHLY BRAWIKS ,
rlll tnknplncn In publlnnt thocltyof Juarez ( for
lacrly I'aso < Ul Wortu ) Jloxico.
Wednesday , Aug. 20th , 1890 ,
.
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WHOIE TICKETS $4 , HAIFTICKETS $2 ,
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pprinliiintluii 1'rlzos.
f 4 M each .
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1014 Prizes amounting to . $125,970
\Vo , the uiiflPtf.lviiFd , Morfbr coitlfr that tlio
Ilnnm ll lolllll ot MMlrn.ln . I'lilliliiiliiin tin oiiilo-
posit frnin tlioMoaifun li.iurimlion lllur lnir Lo. ,
the iioccturr finiiUlo punruniro tlii < pioiui-nt of
iilliirl/otilrnHii In tlio < Jmn I , l * i1ii , luui-n ,
We ftirllierilTtifylliulwo will HUDiTvlfo ull tlio
nrrjiik-cnii'fitu , iinclin pprmn raaniii ! " nml romml
ull tliu < lmvliiI > of thin Lotturr , ninl Hint Iliu nmo
I nroconcliiftocinltliliniuily , Jslrnem , una la vuod
laltU to anlH ntl DnrtlcH.
JOHN S. KiOSBY , Coimrils'loncr.
0\MII. ( > AlinUKM.ES ,
Pnporvl ir for tlio Oovcriiuipnt.
If any tlcUPt ilriiwlns n rrfio li iicnt to th iiti'lor- '
nlno(1.U < funi mini ) ullllxi rollertcilnnil rumltloa
to tlio o nerilicrouf , frfuof cliartfi" .
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otioburlnii your fjll nililro 1 * .
MEXICAN iNTEUWATIONAf. IlAMlSINfl CO. ,
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B nrt remlttanroi for ilcketi tiy nnlliurr letter ,
coianlnluK MimorOritBr.lsiUi'iIt/ ll lucpreiiH com.
innloB.Ncir Virk Kiciianito. tiunk clmlt , cr | > oilul
uott. AddroM nil rciilotcrnO Icitiirdo
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nnJIiotfllillK. Vodia'linifo ' tlio world fur uiaw we
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A Special Feature ]
The Hnoyelopa'dlii Hrltiiniilcu cnut ilns
tin IIIirrahy ( | of poison's , no inuttur IIO.T
notud oi-proniliivnt In nioiildlnirllio ovtnla
- lie , until Riit-h -
oflo-diiy tlioy niajlio IIDI-SIIIO
aio D1JAI ) . Tliu Aini > rlc.inl7i'il I'.iK-yclr-
iia'rtla HiltaiiHloiifontiilns tlio lllniiiMpliloh
of o\'oraHOO noted PUISDIIIIKO * of 'lO-liAr
notiiiotitloiiuil In tliu l-n lsli ! cilltlon. 'llio
l-iicy < < loia'tlli | , ItrltannUM KayH notliliiK
aliont lllsnmiok , Ulmlslonn , Victor lliiRo ,
Itlnlno , UlorulitiulVhlttlcr , C'lilnfl-'oniir-
tlon , I'lirnull , Uiaiit , Shi'iinan , HlarKlnii ,
Jcllorson Ilavl.s , Stnnloy or l.i son. 'Iho
Aniuilcnnlsrcd Kiipyclopjvilla llrltiinn ca
Klioslllojtrai'lilo ' iiot only of the proiiilii-
ctit mount tn-diiy mil tlioso rrcontly do-
ooniod , but 3.WW others wlu.no nainos mo
knowiiiiiul siiokcn of throiighoul tliu ontlto
world.
Wlicrotlio KiiKllsh odltlnn duvolot froin
tlni'O to ti'n ooliiiuiis ill out uii r.iiKllih
coiiati or town nnd from half to two col-
iiinim nlmulnti Ainrrloaii State , tin ) Anior-
IiMiil/.cd Kiicyc-lo aMlIu Itrltiinnleii rovoiHot
tills OTilor , clvliiif tliri'o to ton foliuns to un
American Ptnto nml from half to two ool-
u inns to the IIiiBllsh county.
Tlio rnoyclop.i'dla Ilrllnnnlcii tjlvoq an
iMliinHtlvHtruatl.oon an KnxllHhi'oiinty ,
lleilfoiilsliliu , nnd only iilnolci'ii llnc-ioin :
Ainorlfiin city , \U. , MoiilKomery , Aliibiiuiii.
THE
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Mio Ainork'iui oily. Also InIiiBliiK tlio ln-
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Ainorloan oily 1)0\V.\TO ) fATfi.
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A nirllonary of Arts , Pclonroi , I.I t era-
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of their hltiiutl'in ' , iiroiliiutM , ] Hiiilulloii | ,
oto. lllOKraphlcnl ski-U'lii'S nf porsonagns
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Is the l.'iioyclopn'itla llfltniinlen liik-.stuill-
-nnioiloluilso aa to lit It fur Ainurleiin
lioinofl , IthiiHlKon rourraiiKOil hyAniurl-
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o'lltlon of llio orlslnul "llrllttiinli'ii" WIIH
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uiniy country In OKIvoilil , thu blo niiihy
ofuvriy colooraloil Inillvlilii.il of itnoiont
or inoifoni tinier ) . U tells tlio norlcs | of
famous voynuus nnd Ir.ivfln , tliu lialiltH uml
oiistonn nf cvory iioiipln. cvpl.iliis tin ) iinn-
c'lplus uf hc-lcntlllo lincntlun
ovury , < lln-
( Mimc.s tliu iiriilili'MiHdf juilltli'al mill soelnl
twiiioniy , anil. In facttnoiiln | hcforo you
tlin bi'kt.voric nf
nmru limn l.on of tin ,
nlihist writers of tlm i > . Thin \vuiU hlnulil
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\ahio knowluUxu will appii'diilo Ita lin-
portaiuu ,
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literary holioino can only I'U ' JutlBuU hy t.3ro-
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THIS WOIIK < 'ANI.V ( ) IIKOU'i'AIM-l )
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Inirlb iiotusmlKlit biMimiurl ) | | hy tln < nii-il-
iiul prluu wooll'crlt fur , a .slip slio 1 line n t >
m'tliurvork , hut A Mo. I. an riiinr Is typis 11
piTiinil lilnillnK. In fuel It Is imrnviiMli'iir
CAM , ATOUlt HI'KOIAh Ol'TK K , HPK
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us 11 po > tal card nnd uur ruuienuuUtlvo wit' '
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