1
r * IVT t f A ir a ton >
PULSE OF WESTERN PROGRESS
Another Solution of the Arid Land Problem
Suggested ,
NECESSITY OF FOREST PRESERVATION
Clirjrmip 1'rrpnrr * n Htliniilnnt forWjnin.
IIIR'H .Mineral Jiitrri'sH-MlnliiR mill
Stock ItinttllnK l Mmilnim
NCMM of tinN'ortlMvr t.
CA-M-MI , Wyo. , Feb.To ( the Editor of
fur. UKI : : Tlio livo"question Inviting tlio
careful nttcnllon of Ir-glslators from the
Bovor.nl wcBturn states ut the present tlmo
is , "How cnti wo utlllzo thonrld lands wltliln
our states ! "
To olio living In n section whcro n greater
jmrt of the unoccupied public domnln is and
nnd used only for grazing purnoses , It It
evident that they will lorovor bo unoccupied
unless something is tlono to Invlto settlers ,
end lllicral Inducements are hold out.
' Once in uwhllo throughout this section imd
the western row of Nobr.iskn counties the
.toutlst will soon deluded tenderfoot , under
taking to harness the soil on our high benches
and drive It Into productiveness nud upon c-
qmilntanco linos' him tlio most mlsornhlo
bolng on earth. Ho can ralso nothing. The
Boll refuses to reward his labor. Discon
tented , hating hlmsolf nnd everybody olio , ho
leaves the country. The attempt to f < mn
Without Irrigation th-ou hotit tlio entire
llubllo domain open for settlement today " a
Orcuin and the person that don't know It will
eon llnd It out by trying It.
1 huvo llvud hero lor the past four years ,
nnd In Unit tlmo have traveled over most of
the vacant publlo domain in the western
Btnte.H , and ovurywhero 1 llnd tlio saino state
ofafTalrs. Our soil Is rich and when Irri
gated Is vcrv productivo. The old desert
jnnd law was a good luw for the countrv.
but Its provisions were abused Vast tnicls
liavo bcpn proved up under it and claimants
litivo been sworn to its being In a state of ir-
llgntlon , when perhaps thcio never was a
drop of water on It. It was not the law thnt
should luivo boon repealed , but the inodo ot
proof. ,
To the end that thcro Is a future to the
nrld sections In a farming some of the word
I herewith B'VO ' you the skeleton of a bill 1
nm preparing tosnnd our representatives and
Nebraska congressional representatives. 1
think I ho bill will meet the occasion , and that
under Its provisions moil of tlio unoccupied
lamli will bo taken up and that settler * will
I"il ) It n enni ) investment and rush to take
kdvantngoof It. . . . . .
An not lur thu s lo of arid hinds in the states
of Wvomlng and Nebraska ,
br-ctlon I. The survoyrel publlo lands of the
United States within the states of Wyoming
and Nebraska unlit for cultivation and arid
In character may bo sold to citizens of the
United Stales or to persons that have de
clared their Intention to bccomo such in
quantities not exceeding IV'O acres to each
person at the minimum price of Sl.'Jj per
ncre.
See3. . That any person desiring to
nvall himself of the provisions of this act
Bhalt tlio with the reclstor of the district a
Written statement dosiRiiatlntf by local sub
divisions the land ho wants , setting forth
that It Is unlit for cultivation nnd arid in
character , and thnt hodoos not apply to pur
chase the laud for speculation , etc. , bus , for
the purpose of reclaiming It by Irrigation.
Sec. I ) . Then the application shall bo
postrd and published for sixty days ; at the
end of that tlmo the applicant can rnalio elec
tion whether to pay the fl.25 In cash or pay
JO cents an aero down , and at the end of llvo
years , on proof ot full irrigation nnd re
clamation , receive a patent without further
payment , provided that ho can eot a patent
Bt any tnno by paying the balance , $1.15 , and
Riving notice for sixty days.
Sec. 4 dotlncs reclamation.
Sec. fi provides that the land ran bo
old , transferred and mortgaged with pro-
rlsions.
Sec. 0. That no eco Is n bonn fide pur
chaser or mortgagee until the land Is fully
reclaimed.
Sec. 7. That a certain number of acres
M-O to be reclaimed each year during the five
fears , or until payment of balance duo.
Sec. 8 provides for forfeiture and contest.
The passngu of such a bill ns this would
Invlto the poor man to seek a nome in our
midst and would open up u good safe invest-
omul for capital.
The scheme for the government to build
Imincuso lakes and irrigate lands for people
that don't ' want it Is a delusion and nut fruit
ful of much consideration. Our imincdiato
country Is too broken for such an undertak
ing nnd what -ystom of Irrigation might bo
lucce.ssful In our locality would bo worthless
In another. What this country wants U to
have the private Individual own the laud
without requiring him to llvo upon It. I
think that self interest wilt Irrigate and
fCClUlni it. J\l.KX. liUTMill.
ForcHtH anil Irrigation ,
Forest preservation nnd irrigation must co
hand In hand in the wost. Ono Is essential
lo the other. The talk of reservoirs nnd
basins for the storage of surplus waters in a
tvasto < nf hroath , unless the timber on the
) nouiitniii skips Is preserved.
To m.iko Irrigation successful and oxtcti-
Mvc in nrcn , It is important lhat"tho natural
protection against sudden thaws on the biiow-
covered mountains bo maintained. If the
present ruthless raid on the mountain forests
It cos on unchecked , disaster and destruction
will certainly follow. The experience of the
people in the Allegheny mountain region Is
one Iho people of thu west should guard
MgnliiKt , The Allcghnnlos having boon
Mrippod of timber , there is no protection
Unilnst sudden thtiws , and the result is that
the mulled snow every spring rushes down
Upon the valleys in torrents , doing Incalcu
lable damage lo property. A like fate awaits
tbo valleys of the wost. It is doubtful if any
artificial barrier could withstand freshets
inch as would follow the disappearance of
tlmbfir. ICxports agree that under present
comlllloiib reservoirs for the storage of wnsto
Waters nro practicable , but if the denudation
pi the forests Is permitted to go on It would
be n criminal expenditure of public funds to
jtlmnpt to contlno tbcsprlng floods.
With tree protection thaws are gradual ,
Hid the source of water supply fairly inain-
inlncd throughout the summer.Keniovo that
protection and disaster is Inevitable. The
> lunpl.v of water would bo exhausted long
H'foio ucrnp coulu ripen.
1'roteclior. of thu forests U essential to the
permanency of irrigation.
A lElllil on IIlli ItnntliTN.
Klvo years ago Montana stockmen declared
trnr on Iho rustlers , nna waged It so vigor-
) usly ihat from con to twenty-five horse
lifters wore sent over the divide with their
boots on. A similar
war is now on , pro-
rolled by bold und extensive robberies on tbo
Janet's. 11
A fund of fJO.OOO Is being raised , and with
( his the stock
growers bellovo
they will bo
kblnlnputu btop to horse stealing in the
Hulo. Agents will bo kept ut nil the ship ,
ping points In Montana , Idaho and Wyom
ing , nnd
every possible outlet
guarded.
Unless the
rustlers soon dispose of the
itolon horses they h&vo corralled In Wyom-
-
big , near the -Montana Hue , and scatter
, a
kiir force will be upon them , and the result lu
jrlll bo a pitched bmtlo , fur which the stock
lieu will bo prepared. The rustlers are
Hronnlv entrenched in the mountains and
Kill tight to the last dltcl > . Tholr operations
JBVO extended from Washington to Pierre ,
P I't at
.Mliiliii ; In Jlontmm.
The Montana Inspoato. * of mines In bu au
inn ! report says the old quartz mines con >
Jlnuo to grow in value as they acquire depth ,
ind are developed on a large sole , showing
ihat nature has bestowed our mountains
with untold wealth. Many mlnlngcUluis that
had beau patented snveral years ago nnd loft
lie Idle huvo DOOU opened
up during the past
lumiiier with very good icsults. Although
our largest copper mines have been closed
for u period of seven mouths , the output of an
Valuable metals wilt equal that of last vcur. , is
If
not exceed It.
The Inspector ipcuks also of the extensive
toil : talnlnir at Koit Lodge
nnd Hand
Coulee
10.
Cokodule , Tlmberllno a-id Horr. TUB output to
l iteudtly on the Increase.
In Chateau
For-
, ir -
yus. - Moagher and Misnouln counties con.la.
M-ublo coal land has boon taken
up during
ip
Inspector Iho past summer , end In the opinion of the
Montana at uo distant day is des
to Ixjcotno n grout coal producer as well
as the lending mineral producer of the world.
According to the report , thirty-two fatal
mining accidents are recorded by the Inspector
specter , and seven by the deputy , making a
total of thlrtv-nlue Of nonfatnl accidents ,
twonty-flvo nro reported by the Inspector
nnd four by the deputy , making a total of
twenty-nine nonfatal accidents.
Cliryolinr's SincltiT.
The Choycnnoso ore crowing lustily those
days over xvhat appears to bo n "po" In tbo
smeller projnct. The outcome of the agita
tion going on for several wooki Is n bonded
bargain between a committee of citizens nnd
Hen Hlanchanl , In which thn latter agrees to
build and operate smelting works , giving
employment to 'HX ) man. In consideration
thereof the nooplo donate lands and cash ag
gregating $150,000. The smelter company
tins already been Incorporated with $3,000,000
capital.
The erection and operation of reduction
works In Choycnuo will hnvo a stimulating
effect on tno mineral Interests of the stato.
At present the raw ere Is shipped to distant
points , involving extra coU of transporta
tion. Tills cost rnndora useless low grades ,
which cannot bo shipped a great distance
and leaves the minor a margin of pro lit. Con
venient reduction works means not only
greater profits for miners but greater nc-
tlvity In mining nnd kindred industries. Wo
dolT our chapanux to Cheyenne enterprise.
Western Mcmim-H III CoiiRrrsH.
The following bills nro pending In con
gress :
Establishing a br.incli mint in Omaha and
appropriating SlOO.OOa therefor.
Providing for the construction of a public
building at Hastings , Nub. , and limiting the
cost with slto to $ J30,000.
Providing for compulsory education of
Indian children.
Providing for the purchase of n site and
the erection of n public building In Soutli
Omaha , nt n total cost not , exceeding ( lUO.OJO.
Urrtiitlnij to thu slate of North Dakota cer
tain lands heretofore sut apart as n wood
reservation Fort Totton military reservation ,
for the lisa of the militia of North Dakota.
Pro\'ding for the disposal of the Fort
Sheridan reservation or Nebraska to actual
Bottlers , under the provisions of the home
stead laws.
A \Vyomlni ; Stride ,
That the mineral development ot Wyoming
Is in Its veriest infancy is being demonstrated
every day In the comparatively small amount
of exploration work that Is being done in the
mineral districts of the stato. The La Plata
district is the last ona to send out good tid
ings , nnd this is tlio way the Lnramlo Uc-
piibllciin Jubilates over the latest discovery :
"Sovontv-llvo dollars to the ton I
"That's what five assays ol the new ere
from tbo Hrooklyn shaft avor.iR'jd. Mr. Kood
completed his tests and submitted his returns.
The llvo samples treated ran all the way
Irom twenty-live to slxtv ounces of silver
and thirty to fifty per cent of lead to the ton.
This Is an average ot { 43 In silver and $32 In
lead , at present market prices for 3
metals.
A stock company Is being formed to ope
rate the West Point brewery.
Palmer has subscribed $1,000 for stock in a
foundry to be started at that place.
A mother near Archer
punished hor3-yoar-
old child by ducking her in cold water.
The Sturdovant Dry GooJs company of
Atkinson has been closed under attachments
aggregating $10,808.
A now elevator with 8,000 bushels capacity
Is to bo erected at Monroe , Platte county , as
soon as the weather will permit.
Fred Merchant , a. well-to-do Nomaha
county farmer , was kicked by n horse and his
jaw broken In several places. Ho may die.
Farmers living near Harvard have organ
ized a stouu company to build a chocso fac
tory and work oh tbo plant will begin at
Mrs. Laura Schwonk , residing near Har
vard , who reconlly fell heir to a snug for-
luno , dropped dead of heart disease. She.
was 70 years old.
John H. Mtilhcson has been elected prosl
dent of tno Stanton County Agricultural
society , and tbo dates for the coming fair are
October 5 , ( i nnd 7.
Major D. Williams , a prominent Grand
Armv man nnd Mason of Gemovn , Is dead at
the nsa of 75 years. Ha bad been a resident
of Fillmore county since 1870.
Joseph Stnt-a , n Vatloy county farmer ,
whllo returning homo from Burwoll drove
over n steep bank nnd was instantly killed.
His body was not found for several d'uys.
M. C. Frank , police judge of York ( and
formerly editor of the Republican , who had
his arm crushed by a train two years ago ,
submitted to n second amputation of the limb
last weolc , ns the limb had navqr healed.
A project is on foot to start a health resorl
at Blue Springs , on the property on which ,
tha famous Blue Springs are located , from
wliich the town derives its name. It is the
intention to form a stock company with
capital of 512,000.
Whllo two Brothers named Overhulson
were attending'chnrch at Liberty , some mis
crounl loft far-parts unknown with u gooc
team of bay colts nnd good harness and a
buggy belonging to tbo above parties. Search
is being made in every direction , but no clew
has bcon obtained.
The old Ferry house , a landmark at Cov-
ington , was destroyed by an incandiary lira
Iho olbor night. Five people living in the
bousooro ovcrcomo by the timoko , but
were rescued in tlmo to save their lives. The
only lire ) alarm known lu Covlnt-ton is the
liring of revolvers.
Ciister county will have , according to the
Broken Io\v ! Kopubllcan , the largest acreage
of crops iho coining season over put out it
iho county , should the planting season bo
favorable , ns present prospects indicate. Tlio
success attained last year has encouraged the
farmers , nnd most of them will put out In
creased acreages.
The farmers' co-opor.itivo croamorv r'
Nailed publishes n report for IS'Jl that nis , .
n good showmij. It mndo 8i,7.'l ; ( pounds ! J
butter which sold for | I5IU7.17. : Patrons
were paid S7.ICW , unel the running expenses
wore fci.1177. The not profit of the concert
was 017 , and tlio .stockholders were nffordoe
a good market for their dairy products.
town.
A circus Is to ho started out of las Moines
in a /aw woeks.
It cost DCS Moines $ liOu'J.85 to cars for It
paupers last year.
There have been six cremations at Dayon
port In the past ninu months.
An addition will bo mndo to MoVcv hospi l- $
tal at Uubuquo lo cost $ i. ,000.
The contract for tbo now park of the De
Moines Driving Purk association will be le
soon.
John Slnteir , the Iowa City burglar , wil
spend the next four years in the socluslou o
the renltontlary.
There w'oro thirty four deaths nt Clinton
during January , the largest number over ro
ported in ouo month.
The business men of Doon have offered a
bonus of f2,0i)0 ) for a good fifty to seventy
vo barrel tlour mill.
Kov. Mr. Glover , on ox-mlulster nt Du >
buquo , Is accused of forging hli wife's wil
aud olldring It for probato.
Several men were severely injuroa In t
froe-for-all saloon light at Wuvorly. The
participant * uro now in jail ,
A little U-year-olei child of James Wilson
near Marongo , got too near some machinery
operation and was killed almost instantly
Iowa will bo allowed to have 1'JOO of her
soldier participate sin the dedication of tbo
World's fair buildings at Chicago , October
13.
13.Tho
The young men's party uai been organized
Ml. Pleasant und
they will nominate cau-
dlilotos for all iho positions made vacant this
spring.
Chariot Atkins , a workman at Seovors
MnnufucturniK company plant at Oskaloosa ,
was struck by a piece of iron wblcb foil
twenty feet , seriously injuring him. ho
Matt Andrews , the poalofllco thief found
guilty at Kookuk , has been sentenced to
pay u line of 11,000 and serve u term of four
yours In the Fort Madison penitentiarj ,
Stops have been taken by u number of
farmers near Columbus Junction lo otToat
organization to explore for gas which In
bellevod to tixlst there la paying quauti
ties ,
Court matter * are so far behind in Wapolio
county that-the legislature will bo petitioned
give relief oy the appointment ot a court
judge in addition to the throe already on the
bench ,
On January IS , a cow belonging to William
Andrews of Montroio s-ayo birth to a calf him
which wui dead , mid giving no mlllr she was
tit-nod Into the stock pasture with the other
ntlle. Two weeks later she was dlsjovorod
with anolher calf , fnt and hearty. She now
gives plenty of milk.
Hock Kaplets It nil broken up over the at-
omptofF. W. Johnson to ihoot Eugene
llllesby because of attentions to his wife , to
vhom ho had been married but n month ,
olinson U under arrest.
Mrs. Mlnnlo Dean , a domestic In iho fam-
ly of C. A. Unrrlngor near Huthvou , Is
chnreed of having neolootod 'her ID-months-
old child so thnt It dlod of him go r nnd expos
ure. She will bo prosecuted.
The HOMO ridden by Sureoon C. H. Loth-
rop. of tbo FIrn Iowa cavalry , Is still living.
at Lyons , at the mature ago of 3T > years and
n Inlr condition. There ts some thought of
sxhibiUng him at tdo World's fair If ho shall
Ivo until it opom. It has boon been found
necessary , recently , to Illo nnd trim his leclh
o unable him to appropriate sufficient food to
( ocp him In good condition.
ScHilli lliikntit.
Ynnkton's electric light plant has boon put
n R first-class condition.
The Madison artesian well has reached a
lopth of 1.070 foot , but the hole Is dryer than
a prohibition stato.
The Custor Chromclo reports that $3,000.- ,
000 nro available for developing the tin
natoriaU In Custor and Pennington counties ,
Fifteen tons of bullion , nvoraglnK $000 per
.on , the result of n fifteen days'run at the
Ooiidwood smelter , was shlpoad to Omaha
ast week.
Hapld City hus reached the conclusion
that n smelter of 100 tons capacity Is essential
to the welfare of the city nnd the prosperity
of nolghbotlng mines.
The clean-up of the Homostako and asso
ciate minus for the last half of January wont
east yesterday. There were seven largo
bnoks valued at something between $ 'J3'J,000
and WOO.OOO.
A miner near Bald mountain who has held
and worked a claim for the past eight , yean ,
was recently offered ? T ,00 , In cash for a
one-half .Interest In a claim which two
years ago ho offered to a party now residing :
In Doiidwood for a grub stake.
The Hnrdln-Iiakor company organized nt
Milwaukee a few davs ago will develop n
croup of four quartz claims In Two-Hit
Gulch , four miles east of Do.idwood. The
ground Is at present a fair prospoot , show'
iug several small veins of free gold ore.
The Addle mine , one of Iho best developed
oftholar o unmoor owned by the Harnoy
Peak company , is proving Itself a veritable
bonanza. The shaft is now down 4.)0 feet ,
and shows u strong vein of tin-bearing rock
full six foot between walls , carrying n high
per ecu tot tbo wluto metal.
A discovery of sand carbonates assaying
thirty ounces silver to the ton has boon
made ono and a half miles north from the
famous Spokane mine , Custor county. The
vom was toiind cropping at the surface and
showed a width of seven Inches. A shaft
has since been sunk twenty foot , the vein nt
this depth bolng eighteen Inches wide bo-
twccu well defined walls of granite and
mineralized slate.
Wyoming.
Valuable deposits of soda In the Sweet-
water valley are being worked.
The expenses of the United States court
in the state last year were $23,5UO.
Judgment for $18,003 has boon lodged
against the Cheyenne National bank.
Sheep on the ranges between Kawllns and
Bitter crock are reported in good condition.
Laramlo is entitled to fri'O mail delivery ,
but there Is no money ' available to foot the
MIL
Paul Uudzlnsky attempted to walk from
Cheyenne to Omaha. A blizzard caught him
nnd nearly ended his earaor. His foot were
so badly frozen that amputation was neces
sary.
The snow is eight foot deep nt Gold Hill ,
but ' development work continues , the stamp
mil is In operation and the road is open.
The oamp has tint had its murder yet , but a
prize light was brought off ono night last
wook.
In 1800 tbo s'.ato legislature passed a bill
requiring lire insurance companies writing
in Wyoming to yield to the lire departments
of the various towns 1 pnr cent on premiums
as living monev. A test Issue was made , and
.Finite Scott of the llrst district court Holds
that tha law Is unconstitutional.
With \ the opening of spring forty miles
more of finished grading will bu added to the
Wyoming line of the O. & M. railroad.
Twenty outfits of 100 tnon each are working
west from Gillette , and the nearest gang is
only I fifteen miles beyond Powder river and
sixty-five miles from Buffalo.
Wo \ have u curioas kind of a wlfo at OP
house , says tbo editor of the Evanston Now- > .
Ifwe wo smile at the hired girls , she's mad ; if
we don't notice them , she swears It's only
done for a blind ; which i.s liable to bo a fact.
The result is wo can't keep u good looking
girl more thau one week out of the year , but
then that's ' economy.
Montana.
The next national mining congress will
meet in Helena , July 13.
Uroat Falls is unable to keep up with tbo
demand for school accommodations.
During the six months ending December
W ) the Boston and Montana company has pro
duced IU.700,000 pounds of fine copper.
A body of high grade ore three foot In
width has boon uncovered in tnslowor workIngs -
Ings or the Hope mlno , at Basin , the prop
erty recently purchased by the Edgertou
syndicate.
The city couucil of the city of Helena has
passed a resolution favoring the exclusion of
Chinese , and urgltur thu Montana represen
tatives in congress to support any measure
looking toward their expulsion.
The Vfnrklngmnn'a union of Butte has
issued a warning , addressed to laborers , ad
vislne thorn to keep away from that city , as
the country is flooded with Idle men and
trouble Is feared with employers.
The Omaha Mining comoany has filed Its :
articles of incorporation with the secretary
of state. Operations
will bo carried on in
Meagher and Cascade counties. The In
corporates are ICmllio ire
Uoohl , Hugo
Matthews. M. II. Luther , J. C. Wardner ,
Ad.am Harnuug , Philip Hurtman , iioury
Keogh ; capital S500.000.
The annual report of iho State Board of
Stock Commissioners states that during the
past year stock has been unusually free from
disease , and their condition has boon gen
erally line1. The ne
figures compiled by Secre
tary W. T , Proultt give nn excellent idea eof
tbo extent of tbo cattle raising Industry In
Montana. In IS'Jl , 'Ji.'i.OOO head of cattle
were shipped , Ineliulln ? laj-lll head of strays ,
whto ! ' . . ' 5,000 bead were slaughtered In the
stato. Front tlio sale of strays the sum ) 10f
$1,580 has bonn received by tbo secretary arid
paid over to the owners of the strays.
Malic , .
The Banner mill at Idaho City will run
through thu winter for tno first time In Its
history.
Holso enjoyed a rabbit cuaso In the center
of the city the other day. Quite a rural
town Is Bolso ,
Surveyor General Pottlt has lot contracts
for the survey of 180,0,00 acres of land In iho
Fort Hull Indian reservation und also for all
needed surveys of Owylioo county. illot
The snow In Bollnvuo Is about four ot
deep and narrow passuitos lead trom house to
house , whllo tbo railroad marks' the great
connecting highways. Along tbo main street
piles of snow a dozen feat high tell how the
roof a are prevented from caving in through
the gteut weight ,
Is
The Ceuur d'Alenn
Minor
gives the pro
ceedings of a recent ole
mooting of the Mine
Owners association at which it was pgreed "
that all producing mines ido
Included In the asso
ciation should remain rloscd dowu at toast
four months if tha railroads
do not sooner
yield to the demand made upon them , DrA
loug suspension Is anticipated.
Robert Laing , a rotldont
of liolso , has
made a discovery which may bo of great
value to the sagebrush districts of Idaho , is
Utah , Nevada and other states. Some time
ago bo became imbued with tha Idea that the
sagebrush might be converted Into the
coarser grades of paper. Laing 6tutes that
can manufacture shuebrusb puper at ita
small cost , und that ho can inukou jroflt by
soiling it nt-Ijj cents a pound.
a
Along Ilif Coast , A
Seattle Is incubating a new charter. In
The Houo , Nov. , reduction works are again on
operation.
Now Whatcoai ( Wash. ) capitalists , are
boring for oil.
The rolling mills at Laramlo will . soon
begin operations.
Henry Wethoroao , a M9cr and a prominent
lumber merchant , died last week.
A tenderfoot lu Kcaltlo U endeavoring to Mr
extract legally f 18,000 from a man who called
a th.lof.
A colony of 1,000 Danes will be established
n
on lands 1 alone the Walker river In Nevada
next spring. j , . ,
Tbo Portland Union Depot company has
Jtnorgod from n ilnatlclnl cloud , and work on
atthe depot Is about to bogln ,
Washington democracy Is veering to Hill ,
not because Clovolaildis , loved loss , but bo-
causa the spoils are loved more.
Pat Shield , tbo sailor who llcurod in the
Chilian controversy , collided with San Fran
cisco whisky last week nnd lauded In jail ,
yix hundred men n'fo now employed In tha
coal mines of Cambria , Wcston county.
Twenty-three coke eVens nro burning nil
the tlmo.
The smallpox Is spreading nmong the
Uhlneso In quarantine on Angel Inland , In
San Francisco bay. There are over 500 per
sons In quarantine.
Sacramento's Hoard of Health thinks
heart failure" covers n multitude of dis
eases. Hereafter doctors will bo required to
certify tbo primary cause of death.
The big soda lakes near Laramlo nro to bo
worked systoraallcally. The water is to bo
drained on" , and with n now process of dry
ing. It Is bollovcd 'JJ.OOO tons per year will bo
produced.
Duncan Bankhond , n Scotchman , who Is
Iho largest wlnomakor of Cotlo , Franco , ts In
San Frnpcisco making arrangements lo ship
n largo quantity of California wlno to Franco
for blending with the light French winos.
Last year ho shipped 150,000 gallons.
A. late census bulletin Is davotod to the
subject of paupers in nlmshouses. It shows
that tlio average ago of nu nlmshouso pauper
Is 51 years. In tha fnr west one-half of nil
thcso paupers are bolweem Iho aces of GO and
SO years. In the almshouscs of Oregon there
are ninety-nine paupersthirteen of whom nru
women. Tha otdcsl man is 100 years nnd the
oldest woman 85.
It is positively stated , says n northern ex
change , that work on Iho Puget Sound ex
tension of iho Union Puclllu railway will
begin inside of thirty days. Orders have
been Issued to rush tha bridge across the
Columbia. Under the now arrangement the
Union P.icillc will absorb the Port Townsend
Southern rnllwav , which , when completed ,
will extend the Port Townsoml to Olvmpin.
Irish colonists nuinboriuir 400 families nru
soon to form n colony In Inyo county , Call-
ferula. The-so people , coming direct from
Ireland , will settle in iho vicinity of Owens
lake , and Ihu development of Inyo will bo
greatly accelerated. Fifteen thousand acres
of land Imvo been purchased by tlio origin
ators of thu enterprise , anil this tract will bo
Irrigated by waters taken from Owens rivor.
\K ' HOOKS .
The first number of n now bi-monthly serial
rla published by Low Vnndorpoolo & Co. , of
New YorK , made Us appearance on January
1.pin The Initial nrtlclo is ontitloil "Trans
planted Shatne , " nnd Is written by four of
Now York's most nromlnoal citizens , whoso
names are not given. It is In many respects
n very remarkable 111110" book and contains
some excellent advise tersely oxpi cosed.
After exposing all the conventional crimes
and i woaknossesi , moral lies , society shams ,
an the general moral , religious , social , legal ,
political and commercial rottenness of this
country. Ono of the contributors
very pertinently Informs us that "to cata
logue evils Is very much easier than lo .sug
gest : remedies for them ; and from the very
nature of tilings , no remedial measure can bo
anything else thnn Utopian unless It employs
anems of sufilcicnt power to destroy results
by striking down causes. " But wo noea not
despair for'There is ono remedy , , and but
ono which has the power to cnel all these
mockeries , rnstoro right , justice , and doconcv
to their usurped thrones , or , in fact , to reverse -
verso at will tbo whole enginery of the uni
verse , und this is woman. " This
sounded very fair on paper , but the truth is
It Is ! asking too much of the woman of this or
nny other country. 'They nro not angels and
they have their passions and foibles thosarna
as men. Ever since the creation of Ibo world
good women havo" bcfpn exerting n powerful
Inlluciico ) for the improvement of the rueo.but
nt the saino time if illbrn bo any truth In his
tory i tli6 bad wonion have not remained en
tirely Idle , nnd UioX'tiavo ' done their share
toward making thiugs"Uncomfortnble for the
upright | i nnd rlnhteous. Woman does nut
always sin in the same ) way that nun does ,
but in the language of the street , she "gets
there" all the sumo.
"Tlio Wild Uoso of Gros.s-StnulToii , " by
Natnlv Von Eschstrulh , and translated by
lil liso L. Lathrop , is pre-eminently ono of
the most imaginative , picturesque nnd in
spiring novels of the year. An air of purity
an naturalness pervades this unconven
tic story , which appeals strongly to the
soul's .sympathies and affections , while the
rare beauty nnd character of the young
baroness an only child brought up nt tnr
father's estate fur from
the city exhibits a
gcmnrul manifestation of girlish innocence
and nalvo sweetness that fairly carries thu
reader with her. Although never sensa
tional , the story is rich in social pictures ,
presenting many incidents of great interest ,
especially thu description of the court ball , to
which our heroine was suddenly introduced ,
is wonderfully graphic. Altogether thu
various characters uro wil drawn and the
plot and donocraont exceptionally interesting
aud novel. Published by Worthlngton com
pany , 7-17 Broadway , Now Yonr.
Harper's for Fobrnary contains the beginning
"
ning of a remarkably "altractlvo bories of
papers describing a carioo voyupo in ISI ! )
down tbo Danube , "From the Dluoic Forest
to the Black Sea. " 'the lirst nrtlvlo of the
sorics Is written by Poultnoy Blgelow and is
superbly Illustrated. Julian Ralph con
tributes another of his valuable papers under
the sjoiiiPwhat enigmatical title of "A Skin
for A bkin , " with illustrations drawn by
Frederic Uomlngton. George W. Sheldon
bus a good paper on "Old shipping Merc-hunts
of Now York , , ' Illustrated by Mo-tirs. T. H.
Scholl and C. D. Gibson from paintings by
Eaton nnd Nmjle. ' 'Ttio illustrated nrticlo
on "Tbo Koynl Danish Theater" livery readable -
able and is from thu pan of William Archer ,
the pictures are being executed by Hans
Togncr. In a paper entitled , 'Chicago The
Main Exhibit , " Julian U.ilpn . .Ivos u graphic
nnd L'lowlnir account of the present aspects of
business and life in the great metropolis of
the lakes. Then thuro Is the now play by
Amelia Hives , entitled "Athohvolu , " and
"Tho Llttlo Maid at the Door , " PV Mary E.
VVIIItins. This number Is a particularly' in
teresting one from a literary and urtistlc
standpoint.
The contents of the February number of
the North American Hovlow nro of an unu
sually varied character. In addition to the '
first of the four articles by Mr. Gladstone on
"The Olympian Religion , " will bo tlio followIng -
Ing contributions ; "Tammany Hall nnd tbo s
Democracy , " by Hon. Hlchard Crokor :
"How to Attack the Tariff. " by Hon. Wil
liam Springer , chairman of the Ways und
Means committee ; "A Claim for American
Literature , " by Clark Kusfull ; "Cin Our
National linnks Bo MadaSafori" by Edward
S. Lacey , comptroller of the currency ;
"Fires on Transatlantic Steamers , " by Earl
do la Warr , who has recently boon active in
the House of Lords In Ills efforts lo prevent
Imperfect stowaga of Cotton ; "The Duty nnd
Destiny of England In Asia , " by Sir Edwin
Arnold ; "A Perilous Business and the
Koiueuy , " by HenryiCabot Lodge-tho busi
ness referred to being the OL-cup.itlon of
trainmen ; "A Year of Hallway Accidents , " "
by Colonel H. G. I'raut , editor of the Kail ,
road Ga/atto ; "Tho , 'Op'ora , " by Edmund C.
Stanton , director of the Metropolitan Oncrii
House , nnd "Lotier/es / nnd Gambling , " by
Anthony Comstook.
The Fobruury nuuibnr of Short Stones
contains such an ox lent collection that It
very dllllcult to decide which of them Is
the most morltorioutur "Sandy Macphorsoii , "
bv Robert Duchnnatr. Is the title of the
"Famous Story" tlm'month. ' , Tills U pro.
eminently u mugazii/d / 'for busy people , and to
especially that numerous class who , while
fully appreciating , ttiutibuueflts to bo derived
from occ.islonul roUxatlon from the cares and
worries of life by dipping Into fiction , yet
hesitate to start In reading a long novel. To
such people n publication like Short .Stories
a perfect boon. Published b > the Current
Literature Publishing company , UO West
Twenty-third street , Now York.
Tne PopularSdonca monthly forFebruary
has a vnry attractive literary menu. "Per
sounl Liberty , " the joint production of Ed <
ward Atkinson and Edward T. i/'abot , U a
very readable article as Is also 'The Story of
Strange Land. " by I'rof. David S. Jordan. of
fund of valuable information i fu wit hod
the contribution by Hou. Carroll U.Wright day
"Urban Population" nud "Electricity In the
Relation to Science , " by Prof. William
Crookcs bhould bo widely read. Mary Ailing
Abor has u very good paper entitled "An
Experiment In Education , " while Jumos
Sully contributes a thoughtful artlcki , "Is but
Mun the Only Iteasonori" M. Dd Lucaio
Duttifcirii gives us sonic iniereithg'-Noiv Ob Btop
servutlons on the language of AnlnmU ' uino
;
, M. E. Blauchard tells us what he knows
about "Hecuut Oconulc Cuuhttways , " and
Allro B , Ttveedv instructs us ubout 'Homely nor
r- i
ostlnirand Instructive papers by prominent
people. PublUhod by a , Appleton & Co. , 1
Bond street , Now York.
The fcnluro of iho February Istuo of the
Current Lltoralure Is the printing of the
prefaces to .1. F. Nlsbol's "Tho Insanity of
Genius. " Thoio two articles give a wonder
fully comprchcnsiuo review of n startling
book. This number also contains ro.vllngs
from the newest books , scenes from Arthur
1 , ( JuUlor Crouch's "Tho Blue Pavilions ; "
Onida's "Sanja Hnrbarn , " nml Oplo Koail's
"Kmtnott Bonloro. " The famous chapter for
the month is "Franctne's Muff , " from Henri
Murger's "La Vie Boheme. " Other notable
articles are : Kobolii s " ' 1'horo are Such Bo-
incs " "Intellectual " "
, Arroennco , "Ncivrn' }
IlBtr , " "Lovo and the Uramatttls , " "Tho
Ago of Pnnlonce , " nnd "Old Songs Made
Now. "
The English Illustrated Mag.i7.tno your by
year Is growing In favor nnd It well merits
the largo amount of publlo patronage It now
receives nt the over ine'roanlng army of rend
ers , of periodical publications. It Is nlwnys
excellently edited , finely Illustrated nud its
contributors rnnlc among the loadlngthlnkcrs
nnd writers of tha present ago. ThU Is say
ing n good deal when so many monthlies uro
now Issuing from iho press In llils country.
Mncmillnn fc Co. deserve n wore ! of com
inclination for providing Ilia publlo with n
good wholesome magazine nt the modornto
prlco of 15 cants per copy. Published nt ll'Jl
Fourth nvcntio , Now York.
The annual edition of iho Ashland Dally
Press ts n magnlllccnt one of which the pub-
Ushers and Iho citizens of "tlio Garland City
of the Island Sen" may well bo proud. On
the inside of the cover Is n bonutllul "Sleigh
Itldo Glee1 , " dedicated to tbo Ashland people
nnd wiitte'ti especially for this edition by N ,
D. Coon. There are some excellent Illustra
tions of prominent hulldlncs nnd pretty bits
of scenery , which togolhcr with the pjrtrnlts
of municipal olltclals nnd loading citizens ,
mnko this lsuo very nttractivo and Interest
ing. Some idea may bo gained of the cost of
Hiich n compilation ns this when ll Is stated
thai It contains upwards of150 Illustrations ,
some of thorn bolng unite nrttstlc.
"Our Child. " by Clara Ballon , Is n weak
Btory which the author describes as a tale of
passion. It Is ono or these novels in de
scribing which ho use of the DYonch
language comes In handy , for It Is dlnicult to
discover Us raison d'etre. Published by W.
O. Rowland , Chambers street , Now York.
The February issue of the California
Illustrated magazine will contain an account
of "Hunting the Atilclopo with Iho Sabre , "
nn exciting sport on the desert of America.
Prof. Holdcn or the Lick observatory give's
some novel view ? on "Tlio Crater of Co
pernicus ; " Kx-Goyornor L. A. Sheldon reviews -
views the Fifty-llrst congress ; wbilo Abbot
Kinno.v , ox-forestry commissioner , describes
the forests of the Pneillci slope.
Viek's Floral Guldo for Ib'.W ' U nn artistic
publication. Tt.o lirst colored illustration
gives some vary line specimens of now
French nvvas. Then there are some oxquls-
ito pictorial representations of poppies , flowering -
oring daisies , chrysanthemums , geraniums ,
fuchlas , sunflowers , pink nnd whlto en r na
tions , and n whole host of others , all works
of art There nro also some excellent pic
tures of the various kinds of fruits grown In
this countrv. Published by Juices Vick ,
Uochostor. N. Y.
The annual almanack issued by the J. H.
Bates idvrrtisiiig ngoncy of Now York , con
tains some excellent illustrations , principally
of public buildlcgs in Washington , ufso per
traits of the governors of each state in the
union nnd u short historical sketch of each
state , besides the usual modicum of interestIng -
Ing facts and figures thai ono looks for in
such publications.
"A Handbook of Florida , " by Charles Lod-
yard Norton , is n very useful little compila
tion , giving n mass of valuable Information
about tha towns on the Atlantic nnd Gulf
coasts , middle Florida , subtropical Florida
and west Florida. Then there arc some In
teresting fnnts regarding the nalivo races
and tlio cultivation of the various fruits in
digenous to the state nnd something about
the game laws , average temperature , the
rainfall , etc. Thcro Is likewise a map of
each county with appropriate historical
sketches of the counties. Published by
Longmans , Green & Co. , 15 East Sixteenth
street , Now York.
The lirst number of Humanity and Health ,
a now monttr.y devoted to the physical ,
mental , mural und spiritual health of man
kind , has just boon issued by the Humanity
Publishing company , 18 Clinton place , Now
York. It has an exquisite frontispiece and
is brimful of well written articles on topics
of paramount importance to the people.
Wo have received "The Glebe Almanac
and Political Hand Book" for I8'U , compris
ing 20(1 ( pases of interesting nnd instructive
matter on very nearly every conceivable
topic under tie ! sun. It Is an exceedingly
useful little compilation and rollecus great
credit on tlio publishers , the Glebe Almanac
company , St. Paul , Minn.
St. Nicholas continues to improve both in
iirtklic beauty and literary excellence. Tbo
February number is perfectly delightful. It
has n H hole host of clover stories written for
young children nnd yet freei of all that foolish
nonsense thnt used to form the principal
portion of children"1 ! ! books .somo few elceudcs
ago. .
Wo have received n copy of the annual oilt-
lion of tha National Building nnd Loan
Herald ; published nt Minneapolis , Minn. It
i < a masterpiece of typographic ) and nrtistio
skill. Besides n mats of attractive matter of
speei.il value to parties Interested in bnilil-
imd investment associations it contains a
number of portraits of eminent men beauti
fully executed and fnr Miporior to iho nynr-
ngo picture ono linds in u publication of this
nature.
"The common roads of the United States , "
says a United States commissioner of agri
culture , "havo been neglected , nnd nro in
ferior to llio.o ot any other civilized country
in the world. " If this bo the case then the
publisher.- a now monthly calloil Good
Roads , the general aim of which is to stlmu
late the interest of the public in Iho bolter-
montof our roads and streets , deserve gen-
aious patronage for undertaking sucli n
stupendous work. The little publication is
illustrated and full of Information nud sug
gestions regarding the Improvement of our
public hlclnvayb. Published by Iho League )
Uoaila Improvement BureauPottor building ,
Now York ,
Tlio twenty-third annual issue of the Pub-
He ; Ledger almanac Is n very useful compila
tion. Us contents Is very varied in natu o.
In Its seventy-three puces will bo found.somo
valuable information and statistics on astron
omy , alhlalio sports , bnso ball , oonsjs ro-
lurns , the Chilian revolution. Iho drama and
the World'bfniroflBM.
Wo have received the Initial number of
Baby , " a little fortnightly publication de
voted KOlo to .1 ho intori'.sts of mothar * . Its
editor announces that no expanse will oo
pared-to obtain articles from the highest
authorities on Iho raiting of children. In
this poriodlnal the young mother can ilud
Homo excellent advice with regard to Hitch
Important matters ns the health , food and
dross of tliolr little darlings. Punlishod by
Baby Publishing company , UJ7 Broadwuv ,
Now York. wjg |
Burpeo's Farm Annual for IS' ) ) Is full of
pretty illustrations of llowors nnd vegetables
and nny amount of vnluabln information
about 8 oas. It is attractively gotten up , nnel
every floriculturist und horticulturist should
snnd for a copy. W. Atlee Burpee company ,
Philadelphia , P * .
A charmingly sentimental Scottish song I
"Wait nWoo , an1 DInna Wuary. " by U.
M'Loan Colder. The music is composed by
John Wilson , who , although n young man ,
evinces considerable musical ability nnd
much rriginallty us a compoiur. Ho scored
qulle a success with his dashing musical
inoJIov , "Tho Scottish Minstrel Lnncors , " (
Published by Mozart Allan , 70 South Port
land street. Glasgow , Scotland ,
Mr. William Llghton of ibis cily has com J
posed n very phasing ijuiclcstop for the A
piano entitled "Friendship , " and dadicatod
the Oddftillovvs society , Published by
Carl Hoflmun , Loavcnwortu , Kan.
Have I got a cough f Da you think I'm an
omnibus and can't cougbl Well , of nil the
dodgasted women I over saw here I've
coughed for seventy days nnd you want to
know If I've ' got a couuli. Now Mrs. Spoop-
endyko , I want that bottle of Hutler'a Sure
Cure Cough Medicine you hear !
Important .Mi'atliii ; Announced.
There will bo u meeting of the subscribers
the Real Estate
Owners association ut its
room , SOJ Now York Life building , on Mon
evening , February S , ut 8 o'clock , for
purpose of talking over the entire ques
TAKE TIME TO DELIBERATE
,
when the time for notion nrrlvos ,
thinking unel buy a bultlo of goii'
C'uribtiud Sfiulol ] Sail. Ho sure to
obtain the uciiumu iitiooi'luil article ) ,
which must huvo the Bl natiiro of "ICis-
d'MoniiolHnn C'o. , Solu A onta , Now
York , " on every boltlo.
tions of pnrlt bonds , the amendment of the
mechanic's lien law , tno reforming of our
city charter , the laws covcrninp real estate ,
the question of taxation , special Improve
ments , nmmi factories homo natronnpo ,
llnnncos , nnd nil other mutters \vhfch may bo
cnllod tip or siigu-cstod by nny ono present ,
having a bo.irlng upon the Interests of tha
taxpayers of this city.
A Full and frco discussion of all these topics
will ! > < > had , nnd any ono pro ont will bo In
vited tet freely express thoiniolvos at to what
nU'ht bo donu to bring about tnoro fi\vornblo
roiidltlons fnr tha praiiloof Omiihu.
The Importnnco of tills moating cannot , bo
overestimated , and It Is a duty nil members
ewe to the city , people , taxpayers , to forego
all other arrangements und be present at this
ne > ollii .
Cliitmtirrlitln .t Oo.
/ ' /urn Hie nfiifim Cuuntii'Metittier
, Liinnt , fit.
ll wns the good fortune of a representative
of this paper to visit the laboratory of this
enterprising llrm at Dos Monies ono day this
iVook. It occupies four lloors of a I'oublo
nilldlng aud o in ploys slxty-llvo hands In tbo
dtlToront departments , which Include ! tha
: oiuioundlng ot tha dlfTrrrnt preparations ,
jottllnir , uncUing , shipping and prtntltig. In
the Inttor dopnrtmoiit they have n llnoly
ciiulnped printing office , with half a uo/on
iirossos , wliich are kept nearly constantly In
operation printing labels and dlfforont kinds
of advertising matter. Their laboratory Is
especially busy nt this lime , as Chamber
lain's Cough Itamcdy , wnlch they innnutiic-
turo , has proven n spondtd rotnody for the
snp , nud In nil cases greatly relieves the
liatlcnt after taking one or two doses , whllo
its continued lisa will effect a complete euro.
2T and 51) ) cent bottles for sulu by druggists.
QET T
to or Ilin Kriiililloiin |
OMAHA , Fob. (1. ( To the Keillor of Tnr. Hun :
Will you tileaso give publicity to tlio follow
ing ejuotatioa from tha order Issued from the
republican national central rommlttco nbutit
thu tipportlonmcnt nnd olcctlon of delegates
to thu national convention I
"Hmnejt'AUTniis ItKri'iu.tctx NATIOX < I.
COMMITTRC , I'l.m HOTII : , Now York. .Inn.
SO. To the Republican Klectors or the United
States : In accordance with usnco and the
Instruction of the republle'iiu irilioiinl con
vention of 1SS8 , n natlonnl convention of
delegated representatives of the republican
party will bo hold nt the city of Minneapolis ,
Minn. , on Tuesday , the 7th dny of June , IS'.li ,
nt 13 ! o'clocic noon , for Iho purpose of nomi
nating candidates for prcslelimt nud vice
prosidout to bo supported at the next
national olcctlon , and for the transaction of
.such other aud further business us may bo
brought before it. The republican electors
in the several states and territories , and
voters without regard to past political nflllia
tlons who bollovo tn republican principles
nnd endorse the republican pollcv , nro
cordlnll } ' invited to unite under , this call in
the formation of n national ticKot.
"ICach state will bo entitled to four delegates -
gatesatlnrgo , nnd for each representative
lu e ongrcss-itt-lnrgo , two delegates , and cuch
congressional district , each territory and the
District of Columbia , to two delegates. The
dologatos-nt-lnrgo shall bo chosen by popular
slate conventions , called on not loss than
twoutv days' published notice , and not loss
than thirty days before the meeting of iho
national convention. The congressional dis
trict delegates shall bo chorea at conven
tions called bv the congressional committee )
of each such dlslrict , In the saino manner as
the nomination for a representative In con
gress Is mndo in said district ; provided , that
in any congressional district where thcro Is
no republican congressional committee , owing
to rodlstrlctlng the state
under the new con
gressional apportionment , the republican
state committee shall appoint'/ rom the resi
dents of such district a committee for tbo
lurposa of calling a district convention to
oloot district delegates. "
This power of tilling vacancies from con
gressional districts where the delegation is
not complete has boon Iransferred by tbo
republican state central committed to the ro-
malning members of said district , anJ the
time Tor such convention has been llxod at
February 10.
Wo are informed that all districts are In
line and properly nt work , nxcopt the Second
end , and we would suggest that they lake
immediate stops to convene their members
nnd cet actively to worit , und that they moot
nt the Millnrel hotel on Wednesday , the lHu (
inst. , for the purpose of lining such vacan
cies ns inuy exist and transacting such otner
business as may bo of Importance. Very
rcspectfullv , S. D. Mcitrriit ,
Chairman Republican State Central Cum
in H tee.
_
Tinirlpjiit Iti : hiKIn Alalmnm.
"La grippe is raging hero mid I find
Clmmboriaiii'.t cough remedy lo bo a certain
cure for it , " says \V. O. Johns ot Trim
ble , Cullnuin company , Ala. Mr. Johns
ordered a supply of the romeiiy lo bo shipped
by oxnreos as quickly as possible. Ihorets
no question but this remedy is of great value
in the treatment of the grip especially on
account of Its counteracting nny tendency of
'
the disease toward pneumonia. It i.s also n
prompt nnd certain euro for tlm cough which
usually follows an attnck of grip. - . " > unel 50
cent ootlles forsulo by druggists.
Dr. Birnoy euros catarrh. BISK bliljr
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Yfenllla ' ' \ Of portoct purity.
Lemon -I
of Brent
otrength.
Almond Zf Econornyritllolru3B |
Roseol'C J Flavor as delicately
and dellclouslv oo the fro ah fruit
Li Hobb'sAfBlhoDestonEsrlh.
Act gently yet prompt
DR. HOBB'S ly on the l.ivrll , HID.
. NiiH : ami IIOWIII , dis
pelling Headaches , Fev
ers and Colds , thorough
LITTLE
ly cloanslni ; the syDtcm
of ellseaso , and cures
Vegetable Imbltual constipation
TJioy uro euar coated ,
do not ( 'ripc , very Mimll ,
easy to tal < e > , anil purely
vegetable.15 plllnlncach
vial. I'crfoct digestion
follows their use. They
abkolutolr euro hid ; licau-
ariie.'und nro recommend
ed bjr Ifnilliiff plijfclrlarn. For Halo by lending
Initials orxi > nt hy mail ; 35rt * . n \ 11. AililrcM
HOBd'S ' MEDICINE CO. , Props , San Francisco or Chkam
I'OIt 6AI.H IN OMAHA. KEB. , BV
Kulin ft Cu. , Co.r 131 li A Ilougl.ii bin. '
, A Fuller A Co. , Cur. lllh A Iiou
D Futter & Cu. , Cuuucll lllulli. IK.
CUBES
GOU6H CURE
ISA
One Minute Remedy
Knr nil arfoctloiii of thn
Throat , Lungs and Bronchial Tube ;
KXOKI'T CONSUMPTION
2Q ANL > BO OKNTQ.
I'orfculo by
"
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' Cur
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889 ,
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
[ Something to look outer lh <
frniidulcnt linltntlons , tllliillons.
nd stilislltiitps thnt nro oold W
Dr. Ilerro's ( /ciiiii'nr / incxllcineti , B |
lews thnn the ivgtilnr prices.
Te > protect tlio publlo from fraud
nnd deception , thcso genuine ptiem
anttctt inexlIciiiM nro now Fold only
through druggists iftnilnrlj- .
thorlznl na nr uts , ntid alii-ays al
tlioso long-cstnlillshod prlow :
Dr. 1'lcreo's Ooldcii Mnlloal Rl *
covcry ( for the liver , blood nnd
Iutifp3) ) < . M.OO.
Dr. Ticrco's Knvonto IVcscrltv
tlou ( for womnn's wwikncsww. ir.
rocularitlca mid nllmrnts ) . f 1.00.
Dr. riorco's I'lcnsant Tollcls ( for
tlio liver , stomach niul boirolg ) , B3
contM n vial.
Dr. Sngo's Catarrli Hctimly , COcx
Rut ivtiipinlicr lhli < ; they r/ewt
you tm/ifii(7 ( ( , If the\V don't lielp
you. Thoy'ro miaitintreil In every
cnso to IxMiciit or cure , or tha
inouoy la roturnod. They're the
cheapest mcHllclnw yon ran buy ,
for i/i > u ; ieionf ; ) / far thf ijontl i/ou
pet but they're the tV.sf , too , or
they couldn't bo sold on nny such
terms.
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A ( IKNI'I.NKMIC'IIOIIK KM.I.KIUl KIDIl'M IIKttV
: ilAllf.\TH-i ) nriK nil itdcimai l'00\uio II Hill
ho mlcroboorKOrm. I'ul iipti.Kl rotnllod In n ( Innj
1.1 ro . thn Inttor 14 inllon . Sent nnrirhoro pro-
ulit 11 M receipt of prlro i r U. O. I ) . VVolniio n i < mr <
nlvotnrurp. Thopulillo tr.iilo nml lubluTi * up-
.illtfil lir llm Klnt'or DrilK I'ltiupinj : . Onmlii ) ( A.
> tplclior , Itonnnl MPjri'rnnd K , I' . SirkorA , South
Unintml A. II. Kimlornml U .1. Ullll , Council Illiilti
\ WlilY DO YOU
J > o you knoxvllintn little Cough-
li a daneoroitii thing 1
j DOCTOR \
SWlll Stop a Cough at any tlmo :
{ and Cure tbo worst Cold in :
; twelve hours. A. 25 Cent bottle
Imay save you $100 in Doctor'a :
! bills-may save your life. ASH :
; YOUK DfiUGGIST FOJl IT. j
IT TASTOES GOOTX \
| Dr. Acker's English Pills ;
: cum ; INDIGESTION. :
Hmnll , t > lcu > unt. ufmorlle nlth the Indlo. Z
m W. U. HOOKER A CO . Wi-st Ilroixlvray , K. Y. ;
( . . inifi .
For s.ilo by ICtiliti & Co. , mill Sherman
& MeContioll , Oinnliu.
Lo Duo's Periodical Pilla.
The French remedy nuts directly upon the
generative organs and cures suppression of tlm
menses. 8'or three for $ " > . and c.in bn mnllod.
Should not he used d u rln iinu-n.inoy. .Toulion ,
driiKRlxts und tlio publlo suppllud by
LruK Oo. ,
Thousands ot
testimonial * .
800 lr. JIlleM1
hook , Now and
KtnrtlluR :
Fi e > o at
Ijlata.
Two
Shortnosa o' ' .
Drouth , Paliv
In Sldoe ,
Fluttering.
Smothering
Spoils , cured
by one bottlo.
HATH. ALLISON ,
lileu Hod.1'a. .
The most rslln-
Mo cure for all
Heart
lor Dronr. ltllima&r. Diseases.
OH. MILEH MKD lOAL Oo. Elkliart , Ind ,
I'orsuln by ICulin & Co. , l.'ith nnd Douglas.
/ opnrir i i
cured In 2 days liy the I'remuti Kummly entit
led the KINO 1 1 dissolves against and Is ub-
sorbod Into the uillaiiioil parts. Will rnfnnJ
money Iflt dom not euro , or caiisei xtrlotura
Gentlemen , hern li n rnllnhlo arllu'e. $1 a
package , or 2 fort'i pur in. ill urojuid. MeUor-
uilcl < & I.unj , Omali.i.
I . - . / 1111.1.1 II hl > JHllll.
Meyer & Bro. Co , ,
S OPTIGIMNS
rMA/I A M A , COU FAUNAM SIXTKKNTII AM ) STrf.
Hnllil f.old HpoLtuclua or Kyci rilumtt-n from f I up.
Kino Htrul biiucliicluH e > r Kyii eJlHHHus f rrmi fl up ,
' lyes'1'psloil Krou by hlillteMl
OPEN TO-DAY FOR AN EX
PERIENCED RQAD SALESMAN
Dr. GLUCK ,
Eye , Ear , Nose , Throat ,
SPECIALIST.
.scs ndjiisled to nil visual defeats.
Uiiliirrh uucuuhsfully treatod.
Room 18 , Darker Block , 15th and Farnam
The fiiiinli-itiif funny Inshiiioii , hiiinrlud | ] ) by
OIJTOII DAI.V ami I'MIUUIU WI3-T.
The VVhizzing.
Rippling ,
Fun Rioting ,
The I.emdor of Hod Hut , Ke'flnutl l/'uiuedv.
1'rlciis 1'iiriiuol , J .0.1 . ; rurcinct t'lrclu.7' > o nnd
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- -
- - U4llory , Mo
I.Alt
lu ' (
One > Solid \VouK SAM T. JACK'S
Su nil iy .ti < t'Mfii ' Creole Ilurlesquc Co.
'
I'nb. 7 , Mut n tis
Wud and Hatur.iay Cn MAM'1 IIUNCfl
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ORANU 01JmKA. HOUoEl
A I'frfuut Comedy ,
WHONKriOAY KVENJNf } , l-'KU. 10.
The ( H'nlitl und I'dtmtipolltnii
MM O'RELL '
Swiii Tlmnull ) Kruuvli Hpvol
I'rle-e * . .Oo , 7Jo ami tl , S ilo ( ijie > in > Monday
inuriiliiK ,
EDEN MUSEE ,
llttiaii'l Farium tit * . U'ook ut Fokruarjr < ilh
Knquliunux Fatuity
DiMVu'n .MurliinttlltK.
Tliu ( irncet , CunlortlunUti.
1'uiil'n Dnimallo I'u.
TUu lllu.lon. Ann'l of tlio AU.
AUuilitlon Oottillmo. Opvii , I lu IU p K ( ir-