Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : AY , FEBRUARY 23 , 1802 , i 1
SEARCHING THE RECORDS
"Washington Officeholders Claiming Resi
dence in Nebraska , on the Carpet ,
THEY MUST EXPLAIN * THEIR TITLES
tiring Mailo to 1
J.ial Iliitr ( ; mijrr < i inin : llrj-nn 1 Try-
In t ; to DitlniiRn tint Intrri'tli
of III.Stnto.
WASIIIXOTOV Btmr.ui or TitK Bur , J
513 FOUIITEIINTII BlItKRT , V
WASHINGTON , IX O. , Fob. ai I
Mr. .Tohn Hydo. chlof of the division of
Agricultural statistics nnd of the census
. onice , president of the Nebraska Republican
club , organist ! hero abouttho 1st of Janu
ary , ha * boon rounding up the Nobrnskans
' nnd those claiming to bo of Nebraska In the
oxccutlvo departments hero. Three or four
weeks slnco ho furnished Scnntor Paddock
lists embracing the names of clerks nnd other
employes nt that tlmo In the departments
nnd , ntilio suggestion o' Senator Paddock ,
bo commenced nt once the work ot discovery
ns to tholr actual residence , town nnd county
In Nebraska , if they Imve nny , and , if not ,
to ascertain how it happens that they have
T-KpoifM appointment nnd been chanted to
the state.
mi. nydo has nlrcndy learned n good deal
ns to the personnel of the fore ? hero and will
BOOH eniirelv complete his work.
Senator Mnndorson htis also recently called
upon tlio heads of departments for Informa
tion on the same line which will f Jlly supple
ment the work of Mr. Hyde.
CiiinpletliiK till ) I.Ut.
Scnntor Paddook also ttomo tlmo Mnco
called upon the Civil Service commission fern
n liht of nipolntmcnts ] already made and
charged to Nebraska under the operations of
the civil service laws. This lust was pub
lished In TIIK Bute. Ho hat also In answer
to a further request received from the com-
luKslor. the list of cllclblcs for future ap
pointments , and this list has also been pub
lished In Tnr. BIJII.
In nddltlon to all this Interesting Informa
tion lie recently called upon the postmaster
pencrul for a list ot nil the postmaster * In
Kuhrnsltn with the data of tholr appoint
ments and by whom appointed , so that In a
very fmv days ho will bo able to glvo his
constituents through THE HUB. orun Inquiry ,
full Information ns to each of these officers ,
lie nays Micro are a number of men and
women sthl In olllco who wcro appointed
when ho nnd Senator Hitchcock were hero
together fifteen ycais upo who have boon re
tained , aim In some cases advanced on ac
count of their good character and abilities.
Thcro nro some , however , wholly unknown
to him , who hnvo probably been charged to
the state without warrant , Indeed some Im
portant cnscs of this kind have already boon
discovered.
Tnirlnir Dcnvu u Nrlimslca Industry.
The appoarnnco of Bryan's bill placing
binding twine upon the free list In the house
this week will draw forth n lively lire of
facts and statistics from Nebraska , whcro
the manufacture of binding twice from
American homo haa already boon established
noon a firm basis , t have boon shown to-
rlny a private letter written by a prominent
citizen of Nebraska to Senator Mandcrson
concerning this frco binding twinobill. .
Among other things the writer of this latter
says :
" 1 had heretofore supposed that a ropro-
ecututivo from nny state was sent to congress
for the purpose of securing legislation that
would bo of benefit to the Industries of the
state of which he was a representative. It
seems that Congressman Br.vnn of Nebraska
takes a different view , and that hn makes it
bis mission to tear down for his own political
aggrandizement these Industries which are
of benefit to the very ones whoso li.tcrosU ho
claims to have at heart. "
This letter encloses some information ns to
the successful operation of the Nebraska
Binder Twine company already established
nt Fremont. This company has proved that
liemp can bo grown successfully In the.
Plutto valley and that binder twtno made
from that hemp is oven better than pure
tnnnilln , stronger after thu knot Is tied and
Is entirely Insect proof , while crickets spoc-
latlv cut tnanllla and sisal some seasons VCIT
badly.
'J no company grow nnd hod grown about
Fremont in ISSSiiTOncres of hemp , in IBS' ) 700
ncres , both seasons soiling the cleaned llbro
to eastern manufacturers. In 5890 the com
pany got over 2,000 acres at Fremont. North
13cr.il and Godfreys. Ono company has put
in n Ret of the latest Imnrovetl twine ma-
culuory , nnd mndo that crop into binder
time , selling lower to the farmers of Ne
braska III an they ever bought good twine.
In 16U1 the company had in cultlvatiou over
J2.000 acres of hemp from which It is
working nn exceedingly good ar-
tlclo of binder twlno which will
GCil at a reasonable price , no matter how
bigh ether makers of twlno mav bo sold.
One method of handling , and machinery for
cleaning hemp , which save n largo part of
the expense by the old methods , Insures
ability to supply the best quality of hemp
twlno , nt a prlco much lower than would bo
possible except by the old hand methods of
liaiidllng nnd cleaning. The company makes
2,600 to 4,000 pounds of twinu per day , and
employ steadily sixty hands , and when pull
Ing cioji about us many more.
I'nlilln lliillillngs fur Small Towns.
Within the next ton days Senator Paddock
believes thnt the bill providing for a federal
building in all cities nnd towns whore the
postofllce receipts aggregate $ .1,000 a year ,
\v 111 bo passed by the senate. Thu bill con
templates the expenditure of about $20,000.-
000 within the next four or live years , or ns
BOOH ns situs can bo purchased nnd buildings
constructed in places entitled 10 thorn under
the provisions of the bill. Consldcraolo
Diixlctv is manifested In tbo soante as to
what the house will do with the measure
when it Is by that body rocolvcd. The
bouse commltteo on poatofllccs nnd post-
roads reported favoiably n hill similar to
this under a domocratla organisation , but In
view of the pledges made by the majority of
tbo present house against tiDpronrlatlons not
Accessary for the maintenance of government
business , a doubt exists whether the bill will
rccch u fnvornblo nctlon. It Is suggested by
friends of the mojsuro that the citizens of
cities which will DO entitled to buildings
under tbo provisions of this measure should
take some step to strengthen It before the
houso. Petition : ) nnd letters to Individual
members of the house will have the dosircd
. elect.
Ml < ' < iiin | oiis ,
U- U. F. ICompstor of Oinqha is at the Metro
polltnn ,
Mrs. Hop > -csoiitntlvo Bryan received with
\ Mrs.Vllllnm M. Springer at 4011 B street ,
, oullioast , this afternoon. P. S. U.
i HOUXn AltOUT US.
4 N'oliruxku.
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i The Transcript Is the new uamo of Stem's
republican paper.
Prohibitionists of Custor county will bold
D mass convention at Broken Bow Thursday.
The now editors have changed tbo name of
the Crawford Clipper and it is now known as
tbo'lrlbuno.
A largo number of railroad mon are mov
ing their families to Stromsburg because
that city bus boon made u division station.
It is quite probable that lu the near future
a mill nnd elevator company will bo formtd
lu Sidney which will unite wltb the Sldnoy
Milling company aud build a 50,000 bushel
capacity olovator.
R. A. Batty , chairman of the Fifth con
gressional dutrlct aemocratlocommltteo , has
called u mooting of tbo committee for March
1 nt Hastings to fix tbo tlmo and place for
holding tbo district convention.
While & 00 people were la the ball at Miller -
ler a largo lump was overturned on tbo stage
nnd the burning oil spread rapidly , Ono man
Jumped through tbo window , but euergetlo
utTorts kept the rest from a punlo und the
JJro was extinguished.
Whllo William Schulz , n cook In o restau
rant at Fremont , was getting ready an order
for customers ho suddenly dropped lifeless
In the kitchen from some heart affection. Ha
Las at times complained of being tn pain , but
nothing serious was thought of It.
Charles Murray and Miss Cloin Smith of
platumouth bavo disappeared and it U bo-
Moved tboy have eloped. Murray eloped with
tats * May Martin two Tears ago and married
her , but two raonlbi.iiEO shu loft him und bo
began suit for dlvorcu. lioforo any action
iv i taUeu by the court , boworor , Murray
fled witb Miss Smlth.whoftt onotirao worked
for his father , who is n well to-do farmer
just ouLildo of Plattsmouth.
The fourth annual meeting of tbo secretar
ies of the Young Men's Christian associa
tions of Nebraska will convene at Crete
Wednesday evening nnd clnso Friday evenIng -
Ing , wltn sessions intervening. All the sec
retaries In the stnto , oosldos many other
workers , nro expected to bo present.
The ofllco of the Tocmusoh Republican has
boon the resort of n gang of hoodlums who
climbed over the transom or picked the lock
nnd mndo themselves nt homo. Now the
transom linn boon nailed down nnd the editor
announces that If anybody picks the lock ho
will have thorn arrested on burglary.
An artificial lake two mlles long nnd n half
inllo wide , will bo constructed nt Indlanola ,
and ns thcro nro crovcs ou Its banks , n line
pleasure resort will bo formed. A JML',000
brick block will go up In the spring , nnd sov-
nrnl other ovldcncon of prosperity nro an
nounced , Indlntiolau a lively llttlo town
that glvos promise ol much activity In the
near futuro.
limn.
Llnwood Is to have a farmers' elevator it
$1,000 worth of stock can bo sold.
An industrial school has boon started by
charitable young ladles of Dnbuquc.
Rock Vnlloy young mon nro building a
neat .steam yacht to nnvlgato the Kock river.
Dmilnp proposes to put In nn electric light
plant , the dvnnmos to bo operated by water
power.
A partially petrified human skeleton was
dug out of n sand bank nt Storm Luke the
ether day.
Fort ' Indicates
Dodge's Improvement record
cates thnt lll ! , ( > y > was expended lu new
buildings during IS'.lt.
The talk about the Illegality of O'Brien
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county's $10KH ! ( > debt and the "possibility of
repudiation Is being rovlvcd ,
Clinton proposes to nnnox tbo village of
Chancy , nnd would oven consent to tnko
Lyons under Its municipal wing.
Theodora W. Pnrvln of Iowa Cit7 was
married at dnti Luis PotosI , Mox. , to Sonor-
ItnJosottnn , daughter ot General Manuel
Sanchez Rivera.
The Dos Molnos city council is trying to
force the gas company to furnish cheap gas ,
aud the mayor has been enjoined from sign
ing the ordinance.
The Jury disagreed In tbo case of J. S. nnd
W. J. Maughlm against the Sioux City road
nt Onawn. The suit was for $4,1100 for dam
ages caused during last spring's floods by
water backed up by the company's grade.
The owners of the now opera house nt
Dubuque complain that tholr enterprise Is
being injured because the Congregational
church Is rented for lectures and ether en
tertainments that would otherwise go to the
opera house.
Down in the east part of the stnto , where
nearly nil the rivers formerly afforded excellent -
lent fishing , a vigorous movement Is on foot
to secure a law that will adequately protect
the fish and prevent promiscuous slaughter
by seines. A bill modeled after tbo Minnesota
seta and Wisconsin laws will bo Introduced.
Dr. Blrnoy.nosoimd tnroat. I3Ei : bldfj
TllKl' IMtt'Slin Z'llli GHOST.
Uhlrngo Kepnrters Kxposo an Alleged Med
ium After u Hunt l'lj-ht.
Cmc.uio Buitiuu OP Tun BBB , I
Ouioioo , Ii.u , Fob. 2J. f
Throe reporters exposed a "spook sea
nce" last night. They captured Harry
Arclior , on alleged materializing med
ium , nt 329 Washington boulevard , while ho
was In the act of Impersonating n fonialo
shade called "Altco. " Ono reporter grabbed
the entrancing white-robed form , throw it
violently to the ground , aud then bold on.
A lively light , free for all and
nobody barred , occupied tbo next
two minutes , but the journalistic
exponents of the manly art , aided by Detec
tives John Klllott and Thomas McClam ,
proved the winners and Archer and his con
federate , Wlllio Cole , were given a rldo In a
patrol wagon to the Dosolalnes street sta
lion. They wore lockoa up , two warrants
having bean sworn out against each by u re
porter , charging them with obtaining money
under falsa pretenses and giving a public en
tertainment without having a city license.
Observed U'nHliliiRtou'K lllrtlnliiy.
Today was observed as n holiday In this
city in "honor of Washington's birthday , ex
changes , batiks nnd business houses bolng
closed , as wore nlso the government and
municipal olHcos. Appropriate exorcises
were bold at schools nnd churches , and the
First regiment of Illinois National cuard
had a parade.
Illinois Democrats lor War.
Illinois democrats generally favored nn
early state convention , so the democratic
stnto central committee todny decided to
bold the state convention nt Snrinclield ,
April 2" , n week prior to the date fixed upon
b ? the republicans. These who advocate an
early convention argue that the democrats
should lead oIT. Nothing would suit Cook
county bettor , as nil arrangements have boon
perfected for tbo election of delegates to the
state convention a week from Friday. It
would not bo surprising if the Cook county
convention gave Palmer's boom a boost. Be
tween now nud then , unless General Palmer's
friends overestimate their strength , ono or
two county conventions will declare for
him , and should Cook county swell
the throng the Illinois delegation
would not bo subjected to the importunings
of eastern candidates. There are evidences ,
however , that Colonel Morrison is not idle
and that ho desires the delegation for him
self or some man to bo designated by him.
tor a week or more bis missionaries have
been at work , but it is said they have not
mane much progress.
When seen , Senator Vilas , who Is In the
city with the congressional delegation. 10-
fused to go into a discussion of projidaatinl
possibilities. "You know , " said ho , "how
many contingencies may affect the outcome.
I bavo uo hesitation , however , In saying
thnt I am for Grover Cleveland. .No , I had
not beard that Hill had captured nil but ten
votes In the Now York state convention.
The thing thnt surprises mo Is bow those ton
got away. Perfection of 11 machine would
not allow such n mishap. "
G'lili'nuo'a Idle Army.
It Is estimated that there are now 30,000
Idle men in the city. The Trade nud Labor
assembly has adopted resolutions requesting
Mayor Wnshbiirno and the city council to
rescind contracts for the removal of garbage
from the alloys and dirt from tbo streets in
as much , ns they bavo not boon complied
witb. With those contracts annulled the
mayor Is nskod to employ the largo number
of mon now necking work to do the work : and
also to clean the streets. It was also urged
thnt the men bo paid at least the amount thnt
may bo hereafter rcaulred to keep thorn as
criminals or pan porn.
Odds nnd Kiuls.
Paul G. Loader , a young Englishman , blow
out his brains near tbo Montrose boulevard
bridge because a young lady named Adclondo
Oxloy refused to marry him.
Of tbo flO.OOO required for the Fritz
Router monument $354 ! ! has already boon
raised. Among tlio contributors Is Platts-
doiituchoveroin of Omaha.
Air Ship Pennlngton has discovered u now
cas which ho thinks will solve the aortal
navigation problem. Ho claims that he took
a buzzard and clipping both wings of the first
joint , tlod a string around Its nook nnd hung
It up for eight day. By putting a paper cap
on each wing ho got ono oublu foot of gas ,
Ho is now looking UP the properties of this
and as soon as ho discovers It bo will raako a
ship fly , so bo soya.
Jack Baker , a Chicago middleweight ,
knocked out Charles Volght , a local celebrity
lu three bard rounds last nlgiit ,
We torn 1'uuplo lu Chicago ,
The following western people ore jn the
city ;
At the Grand Pacific J. II. Rhcomborgv
J. M. Atkinson , E. J. LevI , Dubuque , la. ;
Mr. and Mrs. J. B , Curtis. J. W. MoDanlol ,
Cedar Rapids , la. ; * D. T. hedges , Sioux
City. la. ; John M. Tburstoa. G. M. Illtcb-
noc. : . J , J. Johnson , W. H , Wyinan , Omaha :
K. J. MoLaughlln. Clinton , la. ; Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Prouty. Dos Molnuj , la.
At tbo Palmar .Tamos Ktntr , Clinton , la. ;
L. S. Bullard , Pierre , S. D. : J. M. McDonald ,
Dubuque , la. ; Mr. and Mpi. Thomas
Cochrano. W. C. Davis , Lincoln : P. F ,
Connor , Burlington. la. ; Goorga F. Carr ,
Rapid C.ity , S. D , ; Thomas Bronnun , Council
BlutTs ; Mr. ana Mra. Ueoriro A. Joslyn ,
Omulia ; Josopb barbaetio , Fulrbury , Nob. ;
C , Kirk , DCS Moines , la.
At tbo Auditorium John B. Ilanlov ,
Omaha ; Mr. ana Mrs. U. H. Eighmoy , 'MUs
Klchmoy. Dubuque , la.
General J , C , Cuwiu passed through the
city today on bis way to New York , wheru
be oxpooU to be absent about ton days.F.A.
F.A.
NO SOLUTION IN SIGHT YET
President Oarnol Cannot Answer the Ques
tion of the Political World.
MUCH WIRE PULLI.VG IS IN PROGRESS
Intriguing niul CniintrrpliittltiRnii All Sltle <
Jinny Itunuir * lint No flint * M.
Itllml Illtr * Up M. ( 'mutant
.Mny ll Ciillrit In.
M bu Jnmci flnnlm
I'AMIS , Fob. S3. [ Now York Herald Cable-
Special to THE Br.i.J Wo nro still without
n ministry. M , Caruot will not come to any
decision till tomorrow. M. Itlbot seems to
have abandoned all hope of accepting the
premiership.
It would not Interest you much to hear the
details of the potty Intriguing , ( luarrols , plots
and counterplots mixed up In this crisis. If
the cholco of n now pone depended oil the
Issue , there could not bo more wlro pulling.
Yet there Is nothing one would think so very
enviable In the position of a French cabinet
minister , exposed nt any moment to upset.
According to the latest rumor , a Constnns
cabinet Is proonblo. Yesterday the cry was
"anyone rather than Constnas. " This fact
alo.io will servo to show you In what a mud
dle things nro In hero just nt present.
JACQURS ST.
VA1US1AN CHATTI3U.
Mliililor Held Will Not tin Homo Soon
About tlio Deacon * .
tCnpyi IgMfil IS ) : liy James donlnn Jlcmi'lt.1
PAIIIS , Fob. 2.J. [ Now York Herald
Cable Special to Tun BIB. | An unex
pected Incident In the Froncb cabinet crisis
Is that Minister Whltolnw Hold , who in
tended .sailing for Now York on Saturday
next , Is obliged to postpone his departure
since the legation business pending cannot
bo closed until the now ministry assumes
ofllco. Whltoiaw Hold told the correspond
ent of the Herald that It would bo some
weeks before ho could cot away.
French popular sentiment upon the Cannes
tragedy Is characterized by a conversation
the Herald had with the conclorgo at 2 Kuo
Mnrbouof , where Parker Deacon's residence
was for n year.
"Oh pauvro Madame Deacon. " said the
concierge , "otalt cllo gontllto monsieur , otalt
un ours. Aboillo otnit charmantgarcon. Wo
never know .vh.nl to nmko of Monslour Dea
con. Ho kicked Aboillo out one ovciilne.
Ho kicked many other friends out of the
house. Abolllu was vary small and Deacon
very strong nnd ought to have not shot
Aboillo. A duel would have boon all right ,
but this Is butchery. Poor madame and her
chllrtronl"
' 'rof. Wells , professor of current history
at Union college , who loft Now York with
his wife and daughter in Juno , gave nn outline -
line of bis trip to a correspondent. Norway
and Swcdon were first studied. They tbcn
wont through Finland to Petersburg , which
was reached during the night. At Cron-
itndt they showed great ontnuslasm on en
tering the port , and ran up the stars nnd
stripes. The party , which numbered illty-
eight Americans , received n warm welcome.
They then wont to Warsaw , Vienna , Italy
nud Grooco. visiting Marathon's Hold. After
wards to Turkey. Algiers , Armenia , Cairo ,
and then up the Nile , tbo most memorable
part of tbo pilgrimage. Prof , Wells is con
vinced tnat English occupation bus benefited
Egypt , which ho expects will become a winter -
tor sanatarium for Europe and America.
Northern Africa , Spain and South Franco
brought the trip to a closo. Prof. Wells re
turns a month honco.
A serious accident occurred last night
( Monday ) on the Northern railway three
miles from Pans. A passenger train van
into a coeds train. The driver of the former
was killed and the tlronmn seriously injured.
The engine was overturned. Fourteen pas
sengers were more or less severely injured ,
and twenty others bruised. The fault lay
with the driver , who expiates it with bis
life.
life.Thoro
There has been no official celebration of
Washington's birthday today In Paris ,
though the legation and consular ofllcos wcro
closed. The American Art association hold
a banquet for 109 , and speeches were made
by A. A. Anderson , Harry Pooro of Phila
delphia , Partridge of Boston. L. E. Faborof
Pmladolphin , ICoyslor and others.
Apropos of the Cannes tragedy , Francis
Mnynard , editor of Figaro , In a loader in
Tuosoay's ' issue attacked article cccxxlv of
the code , declaring a husband who kills his
wife or her paramour , surprised in flugranto
delicto , oxcuiablo. Mnyftnrd says divorce
should do away with this idea.
Marquise do I3rntonll , daughter of the late
Commodore Garntes of the Now York Yacht
club , gave birth to a son today. Mother and
child ore doing well.
WILL
Americans la 1'nrln Dcclilo on ( Jiving Minis
ter Itelil n Send Oil' .
ICnj/i/r/oMwl / liuJame * Gonlin Jlcnnell. \
PAIIIS , Fob. 23. [ Now Yorlc Herald
Cable Special to TUB Bin : . ] In accordance
with the Invitation which nppoarod in the
Herald this morning , a largely attended
mooting of Americans in Paris assembled nt
the ollleos of Drexel , Harjos & Co. this
afternoon for the purpose of deciding as to
how best to give expression of the sentiment
of Americans of cstoom for Minister White-
law Held , on the occasion of his departure
from Paris. Among those present were
Consul General Klnir , who presided ; N. H.
Hnrjos , E. E. Winslow , Gonor.il .1. Meredith -
dith Head , H. C. Young , Henry Moslor ,
ElbridcoT. Gerry , Jr. , George H. Morgan ,
F. E. Foster , Henry C. Half , Philip's Kv-
lander , .T. C. Vane , Julius A. Stewart. J. H.
Housom , Commodore A. Stewart , Dr. Thomas
Evans , McC. Hosovolt , Henry Hagnie ,
George S. Ilurmatu , General E. D. Winslow ,
H. D. Hadcllffo and Dr. E. A. Crane.
After a brlof exchange of views it was do-
elded to tender Minister Whltoiaw Kola a
public banquet , at which an address setting
lorth the oitoom of American ! in Paris for
him personally and their recognition of his
valued and distinguished services as the
minister of their country should bo pre
sented. After appointing a commltteo con
sisting of J. Hayes , General J. Meredith
itcld , Uom. Sollgmaer , Genera ! Adam E.
King and Vnnbergon II. Huyulo to carry out
Us intentions , the meeting adjourned.
itt'jJamn llm\l > i H ; ' . { ' , . )
Fob. t3. ! fNow York Herald
Cable-Special to Tun BFK. ] i'ho North
German steamer Kaiser Wllholra II. from
Antwerp to Australia , is grounded In the
river Scboldto. JSvory effort is being made
to float her. She Is tno largest ship In the
North German Lloyd's ' fleet.
A sensation was caused today by the an
nouncement that Nothamb , state minister
and one of the lenders of the clerical con
servative party , bud resigned the chairman
ship of the conservative association and
espoused radical Ideas on the suffrage ques
tion. This will greatly favor the radical
solution.
AOI/X/l O.M.1WJ.
I'atrlotlu , You Hut.
The IGOtu anniversary of the birth of
Washington was nowhere celebrated more
enthusiastically than at the now brick school
house at TUlriy-tbird and J streets In tbo
Fourth ward. A long time ago tbo pupils
beeau to save their nickels and pennies la
order that when tbo birthday of tbo great
patriot came acnln tbo stars and stripes
might Host over their scnool. The purchase
of a few yards of bunting might not mean
tnuch to Jay Gould or the South Omaha
Board of Kduuallon , but to those small chil
dren it represented tbo sacrifice of their
usual allowance of sweetmeats for many
days. But they did It , and when the band-
1.01110. Hag was raised over the school tiou a
yesterday afternoon no hearts In Nebraska
were nrou Jor than the children who knew
their hard named pennies had purctmtoil it.
Their pa routs were proud too and uhethor ,
they were prouder of the children or of thu
flui : they could not tell. The Board of Eilu- .
cation and a largo representation of itio
Grand Army of the Republic and Sous of ,
Veterans were ah > a priueut and cheered as
heartily us the children. I
Prof. Munro cu Hod tbo incctlut' to ordo ,
nnd presented the flng.tp the Board of Kilu
cation with a brief MMcment or the efforts
by whkh the chlldron'fidd procured It ,
Mr. Funston . ncceptW lt In bohnlf of the
board.
made
Kor ,
Hobert Llvlngstono jtoU and McDouenl of
the Sons of Veterans , with Isano Brnyton ,
wnro appointed n connJttco ) | to lu.lst the Ha ? .
This ceremony was pprformod with great
onthuMasln , nnd nftot1 all had joined In singIng -
Ing "America" tbo audlc'iico was dismissed.
A brilliant flashing of sabrot , black nnd
gold uniforms nnd fittr women In orenlng
costumes glittered untior thu electric lights
In Blum's hall last night. It was the second
nnnual ball of Lify dlvNlon , No. S , Uniform
Hnnit , Knights of Pythias , and. Incidentally ,
ono nf tbo most successful social events of
the winter.
Junt before 0 o'clock the knights entered
the hall In double fllo nnd for half an hour
entertained nn appreciative audience by n
series ot dlfllcult drill evolutions. The man
ner In which they performed tholr part would
have donoorcdlt to any military organization ,
nnd they wcro npntnudod to the cchn. Major
nnd Mrs. Sackottlcd the grand maroh.whlch
was participated in by fully UK ) couples ,
many of whom were from Omnhn.
Sir Knight A. L. holt was mister of coro-
monles nnd was u sstcd ! by the following
committees : Arrangement ! ) Sir Knlphts
T. B. Hatcher , W. B Cheek. .1. S. Walters ,
J. W. Klpo ana F. Dcl&uhnoldor. Reception
Sir Knights W. G. Sloane , T. tt. Hntchor , J.
D. Hoijinsan , A. L > . Sutton , W. Catlin nnd J.
I ) . Loo. Floor Sir Knights W. H. Chock ,
J. S. Walters , T. C. Marsh nnd O. D. Burt.
Iteihicecl lli Qimriititlnu Limit * .
A tolof rnm was received from Wnslilngton
by W. E. Skinner of the Union Stock Yards
company yesterday , announcing the suc
cess of tlio effort to obtain n modification of
the quarantine restrictions on Texas cattlo.
A committee from the Toxns Live
Stock association , hcndod by A.
P. Bush , jr. , waited upon Secretary
Itusk and obtained a modlflcntton of the
quarantine Hue , which is substantially the
same as was nsliod for. The chance Is of
considerable importance to the South Omaha
vnrds , as It gives them access to a largo proz-
ini ! area from which they were excluded
heretofore.
in u Itiirn.
A barn at Twenty-sixth nnd E streets belonging -
longing to John Condon was on to rod by
burglars Sunday night. The thlovos got
a sat of double harness belonging to J.
W. Slpo , nnd ten bushels of oats. The barn
has been broken into several times during
the winter , presumably by the same persons.
Curd of Tlmiild.
Wo wish to express our appreciation of the
kindness nnd sympathy which hnvo boon
shown us during our bereavement , nnd es
pecially tnat of the Grand Army of the Ho-
publlo and Sons of Veteran' * .
MllS. WAllN-nU L. WlM.IAMS AND RtMILT.
Notes About tlio City.
Ed Johnson Is at homo again after a two
weeks' abscnca. *
Ell H. Doud is out again after a brlof
acquaintance with the grip.
L. P. Southworth and L. F. Stockwell of
Shelton , Nob. , were lu tow.l yesterday.
The city council mot last nliht and ad
journed until Monday nfght of next week.
Misses Myra and Edna Goring of Platts-
mouth are visiting the family of Dr. SIggins.
The revival meetings at the Methodist
church will continue1 during the present
WOOIC. I i' t-
W. R. Ilothell , pro'sidont of the bank of
Sterling , Nob. , was looking over the yards
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Juljus'Holsor of Twontv-
sixth and P streets' ara receiving congratula
tions on the birth of d girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Wul'or ( Emmons of Omaha
spcut Sunday In t9wn. They were tba
guests of Mr. and Mrs1 p. II. Sobotkor.
John Owens , chiot cleric to Manager Babcock -
cock of the * stockyards , has sufficiently re
covered from his illness to bo rc aiovod to his
homo in Iowa.
The Ladies Aid sociotv of the Christian
church will give u social Tuesday night at
the residence of Rev. Boles at Twenty-third
and K streets.
Mrs. Rosa Martin , who has boon the guott
of Mrs. John Reed and other relatives in this
city for several months , returned to her homo
in Portland , Ore. , yesterday.
Frank L. Erion , who has boon spending a
two weeks' vacation with relatives m Iowa ,
has returned and was at his desk in tbo office
of the Cudahy company yesterday.
The wrestling match between Floyd
Harsbman of Avoca and Frank Loaboy of
Wisner. Nob. , will occur nt Blum's hall Fri
day night. The match is for $259 a side and
the championship of the state.
Mra. O. G. Fullerton of Waterloo ,
la. , Is the guest of Mrs. Dr.
Klrkpatrlck. Mrs. Fullerton addressed the
Epworth lctguo at the First Methodist
ctiursh last evening on tbo subject of "Lib
erty. "
J. W. Edgorton , Snmuol P. Brlgiara , M.
G. Zoibo and b. D. Rynonrson are in St.
Louis as delegates to the Industrial conven
tion. Mr. Edgcrton reprosonta the Farmers
alliance and the other ROntlomon are dele
gates from South Omaha citizens alliance
No. 11.
The occupants of G. L. Sweeny's confec
tionery store on N street were startled by
the report of a revolver at the rear of the
store last night and a bullet which crashed
tnrough thu roar wall and flattened itself
ugainst the front window. The bullet had a
downward tendency , nnd must have boon
fired from the roof of a shod In the roar. No
traca could bo found of the person who fired
the shot , and whether it was an accident or
not is not known.
I.Ik ( irlppo SiicvcKHCully Treated.
"I have just rocovoroa from a second
attack of the grip this year , " sitys Mr. James
O. Jones , publisher of tlio Loader , Mexia ,
Tex. "In the latter case I used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy , nnd I think with con
siderable success , only being in bed a little
over two days against ton days tor the first
attack. Tbo second attack I am satisfied
would have boon equally us bad as the first
but for the use of this remedy , as I bad to go
to bed in about six hours after being Struck'
with it , while in tbo first case I was able to
attend to business about two days before
getting 'dowu.1 50 cent bottles for sale by
druggists.
Dr. Blrnoy euros catarrh. Bui ! bldj ?
SItl ) WITH TIIK NICIITS.
Visit Chlriifro and View ( ho
YVorlil'N 1'nli * OriiiiniU ,
CIIKIAOO , III. , Fob vji } The visiting con
gressmen and diplomats spent the greater
part of tbo day at Jhckson park Inspecting
the \vorld's fair buildings , and the result is
that tonight nine outof every ton represen
tatives and somUOiiJexpress tholr willing
ness to vote for an1 appropriation for the
World's Columbian pqsilion. As thu visi
tor * , however , oulv comprise about 1UO of the
members of the Fifty-second congress , the
results of today'.s alghf boolug and explana
tions Ly no moans indluuios tbo success of
coming appropriation ! bills.
Tbo trip to tbo fair rounc's was under tbo
direction of the tramtptfnation committee of
the local dlioctory , "iv
There was naturally , a , great deal of curl-
oslty regarding tbo pcaarcssof the fair Lulld-
ingB , ana the lommitUumon , as well as sev
eral World's fair oRlulals who WIT" rattored
through the tram , wpro , k p * busy answer
ing qijostloni. The ctipt over World1 fair
"
matters was purflvf" vMtlroiv
confined to oxrlanut'ons of WJrlt , anl n m
inents on thu scope or a j. i t an loan or
SIJacoBsOil
cures
FROMPTLY
appropriation on tlio pirt of conercss being
religiously excluded. It tins boon nut-red
ihnt the visitors should bo loft entirely frco
to form tholr own conclusions , ontl nothing
wn * done to cither tmtnpor the true
oxerctso of their Individual vlows
or to secure nny pledge of SUD-
t > ort , The fcnturo tvblcli Un < i boon
steadily ndhcrod to during tno congrosilonnl
visit n Rronlly npproclntcil by the visitors.
This ovcnlnir , however , tlio Commorcinl
club's lianquot to the vNltnr * nt the Grand
1'rtclflc offered oniiortnnlt.v for seine of tlio
visitors to glvo nn expression of th Ir vlows
concarnlng the World's fair niul kindred
matters. President T.V. . Hnrvoy presided ,
nmt delivered the opening nddross. On his
right win Kotmtor 1'nlnier niul on hi * loft
Simon McPherson , president of thonntlonnl
cointmsslor. ; T. W. Pnlinor snt next to Mr.
McPnonon nnd Franklin MnoVonRh sal next
to Senator Pnliucr.
"Our Country nnd the Intluonco of the
World's Fair , " win the subject of opening
spuccli by Air. MacYoavh. Spooehe wcro
also tnndo by Snnntors Palmer nnd Vila * ,
CoiiRraosmon Cnruth of ICcntuclcy , Uoblnson
of Tonnossce , nnd ninny others.
The funeral o ( Mr. Willliun Dwyer
will tnko jiluco WednesdayFebruary 121 ,
nt I ) a. in. from St. Coeolm's eliureh , In-
sti'iul of todny.
Dr. Culllmofo , oculist , . llao building
NOT OKOKOE MEN.
Current Topics TiilkiTH Who Dmi't Ho-
IU"1O III Silicic TlIJT.
The Current Tonlo club discussed the
Henry Ooorgo single tnx theory last night.
The question was stilted In thcso words :
"Would It bo ndvisnhlo to ralso all public
revenue By a single tnx upon lanu. Irre
spective of Improvements resulting from
laborl"
Mr. 1.1. B. Hugglus wns the leader on the
nfllrmtuivo. Ho asked Mr. A. J , Points , who
had given the subject considerable study ,
to open the discussion by stating
the principles of the Henry Georfio theory of
slnglo tax. Mr. Points took up and followed
nn Imaginary plonoer going out to upon up a
homj until tno neighborhood whcro thu sot-
tier locMcd had become a city , lly the sldo
of this farm where the plonoer located lay a
tract of land owned bv n capitalist who per
mitted the Innd to remain unoccupied until
the city had crown up around It. Ills land
grow Into a fortune without Im having done
a solitary lick toward making It more vnlii-
ablo. Now Henry ( Jeorgo claims that this
Is unjust and that thoio who cnmo to the
community to Improve the land should have
the use of it. These who improve their land
by hnrrt work kept Increasing tholr taxes all
the whllo , but this speculator could simply
stand Idly by and sco other people make a
fortune for nun bv the increasing value of
his land. Mr. Points thought there was a
'
great deal in the Henry ( Jeo'rgo theory that
ought to chnllcugo tbo attention of carotul
students.
Mr. J. A. Powers took up the argument
for the negative. Ho hold that the Hcnrv
Ocorgo tnoory was very largely moonshine.
It would ploasu people- who wuntod some
thing for nothing , who toiled not nnd whenever
never spun anything out Impractical theo
ries. It was a croat scheme to nmko a
machine of the government with the foolish
Idea that a government could create some
thing or make something Independent of tbo
people who compose it.
Mr. Agon made a brlot address In the
afllrmatlvo , in which bo made some very
strong points.
Prof. Lewis , of the high school , talked for
ton minutes in favor of the negative. Ho
said ho road Henry George's book , "Progress
and Poverty , " with a creat deal of admira
tion the first time. The second time he be
gan to suspect that all was not right and the
third tlmo ho road it ho began
to see the absurdities of the theory.
Ho had road It many ttmos and had no
hesltcucy In saying that the theory was
based on moonshine nnd was utterly im
practicable.
Mr. W. D. Beckott argued for the nfllnna-
tivo sldo. Ho made a number of very good
hits and was applauded.
Dr. Durvea summed up the argument nnd
said that ho had , line Prof. Lewis , been con
vinced that the theory prosentoa by Henry
George was a very flimsy and impractical
one. Ho was of the opinion that a man
would hnvo hard wont formulatlnc a statute
that would embrace the George theory of
taxation. Dr. Durvea said ho thought it
would take a life time for a government to
got ready to collect its taxes by such a
scheme.
Mr. Doyle presented the Current Topics
for the week and succeeded in presenting nn
intensely paper. Ho mentioned nearly
everything that had happened during
the past week , all the way from the
Blnitio letter to the beginning o'f work upon
the busomont of the now postoftlco building.
The club will debate the same question
next monday night. Mr. W. i ) . Beckott will
take the affirmative and Prof. Lewis tbo neg
ative.
Father HlgKu'H Kiitnrtnlnmrnt.
The scries of stereopticon entertainments
given by Uov. Patnor Klggo nt Creighton
college are xvortby of much larger audiences
than those actually In attendance. Yesterday
nftcrnocn Father Illggo gave a matinee for
the benefit of children. The hall was fairly
well lilled and everybody was delighted.
The many splendid pictures of Italy and
Homo were presented in a very entertaining
manner. Father Hlggo explained tbo scones
as they came upon the cunvuss , making the
entertainment both Instructive and pleasing.
Tlio re wilt bo another matinee this afternoon
at I ! o'cloclc. The hall la which the enter
tainment is given is on the third floor of the
college building.
KiiKliiiiil'a I'lpr Storm O\er.
LONDON , Fob. 22. The weather throughout
the United Kingdom has moderated. Telo-
grnphio communication , wbicn had been
more or less interrupted since the storm over
n weolt ngo , is now being restored. Duting
the storm a largo number of vessels of all
descriptions were wrecked and strnmloJ , hut
their crews In almost every instance weru
rescued.
.Mm. Illitlnu Dtnli'H honin Itcport * .
DBAWVOod , S. D , , Fob. 23. Mrs. Blalnn
has loft for Hot Springs on her way to Sioux
Falls. Aftorafow days rest hero she will
leave for the south whcro she will rest for a
couple of months. She denies the report of
her intended marriage to Dr. Bull of Now
York ; also her a'dvent upon the stacro.
Muy Ilnvu Ills \Vllo Arn-atnil.
PAWS. Fob , 23. Mr. Deacon Is inclined to
huvo his wife nrrottod in consequence of a
statement tliut has boon made slnco the
tragedy.
! " WOnTH A GUINEA A BOX. "
PILLS
CURE
SICK HEADACHE ,
Disordered Liver , etc.
Ilicy ACT LIKE MAGIC on the Vital Organs ,
restoring long-lost Complexion , bringing
back the Keen ciljeornpi ! tteand | arousing
with the ROSEBUD OF HEALTH the irholo
phjslcal cnersjr of tlic human frame. Tbew
facts are admitted by thousands , In all
classes of society. Largest Bale In the
world.
Of all druggists. Price 25 cents a box.
New Vorlc Depot , 365 Canal St.
itinit ,
Max Meyer & Bro. Co. ,
SCIENTIFIC PrUCTUAL AND OPTICIANS
OJH K AHNAM AND
, HrXTBKNTIJ 8T8.
i-iillil ( iolit rp-rtacliis or Kyu ( ilune. I ruin H up.
Tina Sli-rl e'liecliiciCM or Kjre ( ilu ci from II up.
Kjvt Ttnteil Krot ) tif bklllod U | > tlcUiii.
l'JtKbCUII'nU.N8 KII.I.EU
THE I33IPERO115S HAREM.
" 130 thifortmintfK Hold Cnpllio In
the IMInro nt 1'rUln. "
The "TVilnroof Enrth'a Hcixiso" li whcro
the Knipross ot Chlnn holiU tier nnirt niul
nilcs over tlio lmi > orlnl linroin , Mhoso only
Rllniiwo of the ontsldo world H hnt they
din sco In the IntiKTlnl llo or-fjanlcn. Tlio
present yoiinR cinpcror , In mldltlon to his
MIVIMI lawful concubines. 1ms nlrendy no Io i9
tlmn ono lntniltv < l niul thirty others In hia
haroni. H. O'Shon'a nrliplo , In the Itlits-
tntted Ainrriciin. 5llcll U the life of tlio
inmt highly fnvoml of Chlnoso women
prNonora 1thlu the palnco nlla they eke
out nn oxlstciico in renl nlnrorV. American
women know no sin very but Uint which do-
pomU on thennolvos. .Soinotiini's they nro
overworked. " ruiMlown , " wwik nnd nlllng
then U the tlmo to turn to the right medicine ,
Tlio ono who tnkca Dr. 1'lerwj'a Knvorito
1'nwrlptlon oninnciimtt herself from her
wonkiuvsa mid liowines n stinmgcr ntul n hap
pier woman moro tlmn thnt n henlthy ono.
Kor nil the wmktinura nnil niliiicnts jiccnllar
to womniiliood , " Fnvorlto Prescription " ! < n
ixwltlvo rvmcily. Ami l > ocnuso it'ancrrf < n't
i-omcily , It's mndo n f/unwnfmf / one. If It
fnlU t lioncllt or cm J , in nny cnw , you got
your mouoy bock. Can you nsk moro t
Harper's Magazine
March 1892.
The World of Ohttnco.
A Novel. Part First. By Win. Donn
Howoll's.
The Onpltnllst of the Northwost. .
By .Tulinn Ralph.
Dorothy.
A Story. By Constmicu Fonimoro Wool-
son. Ilhtstrntod by C. S. Uoinlinrt.
London of Qoorgo Second.
By Walter Bosiuit. With tllustriitlona
by K. A. Abbey , V. V. Uu Mend uiul
W. U. Kitlur.
AlfonsD XII
XIIProcla'mid King of Spnln.
A Now Chapter of My Memoirs. By Mr.
Do Blowitz.
From the Blaok Forest
To the Black Sea
Part Second. Boultnoy Blgolow. lllus-
trutod by AlfrcdPnraons& RD. Miller.
"Amor.'oa fop the Americana"
By Edward Anthony Bradford.
Our Gray Squlrrols.
A Study. By Ernest Ingorsoll. Illus
trated by J. Carter Beard.
Johnnie Rawson and Chunlcy Fotors
A Story. By William McLonnan. Illus-
tratea by C. S. Roinlmrt.
The Rival Mlnstrols.
A Poem. By James G. Burnett.
Personal Rominosoonsoa
cf Nathan alHawthorno.
Third Paper. By Horatio BridgeU.S.N
"Talking
By Julian Ralph. Illustrated by Fred
eric Remington.
Business.
Full Patro Illustration. Drawn by Geo-
Du Maurior.
Editorial Departments.
Editor's Easy Chair. George William
Curtis ,
Editor's Study. Win. Dean Howolls
Editor's Drawer Clias. Dudley Warner.
Literary Notes. I/uironco Ilutton.
Subscription Price $4 a yoir.
HARPER & BROTHERS , Publishers ,
Now York City.
nit K. C. WKSTB NRKVH AND HUA1.N TllKAT-
M1INT , n | ) uclllctor llratorlu , lU7.lrie.u ) , Fill , Noil-
rulKla , Ilumlnrbo , Norroun I'roslrnlloii c.iiuud by nl-
cohol or tobacco , WnkttfulnoJif. Mcntnl Doproislon ,
SoftunliiK n ( the llrnln. cauiliu liH'inlty , nilsorr ,
decay , iloatli , 1'rcnmturo Olrt Axe , Harr nnms , l.ojl
of Power In ulthcrjioY , linpotoacy , Leucorrhoea unJ
nil Fumalo Wonknos oi , InvoliintKrjr Ixjjfei , Boar-
cnntorrliooaciuiKiii by orcr-oxortluii of the br.Un
BclfnbiiHL , ovor-lnitulono3. A munlli'i * troiitniaiit
fl.lifor J.1 , br mall. W < i ( iiiaranloo lx boiei to
euro. Kuoh order for i boTtis , wltli $ will HOMI ! writ
ten iinar.intoe to rpfund If not curotl. Uimmntoai
lH iiul only br A. Sclirolur , DiiKKlit. iiolo luonts , H.
. cor. liltli and Karnnnints. , Oninliii. Xub.
LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR.
An Ideal Complexion S (
uiinil KnnojrOnndnnenlnni.orlf
llnnhln to prncuro till * Wonderful Hniiii xcnd lift
cent * In stamps nml rccolvo n cake br return mall.
JAS.S. KIRK & CO. , Chicago.
NPECTAT.-SlmnrtnnHnDs WnHz ( the jiopulnt
Soclotj WnltOBent KHKi : tn nnvono ucndlutf uf
three wrupjicra of Bliumlon Dulls Soap.
No iv. Certain Iteiuriljr. Lost.
IIIK rimuotur return * . IwllUui'l '
( n uluilfrcutouny ) audcrcr , a ITIX
Kcrli'tluu to enlarge email , weal :
rnrt * iiuJ certain euro for Lost
llllI > ol < < ll.T. . J. U. aUUMl' ; . Dili a AILIuli HI'- "
GLUCK >
Eve , Ear , Nose , Throat '
SPECIALIST.
Glasses udjiiHtud to till visual defeats.
Uataiih uiii'uussfnlly truiilnd.
Room 18. Barker Block , ISlli and I'.irnain
IVTAMHnnn HK < TUKKII. UIOMKHV
UlAiNrlUUJJ ptKK A victim of youth-
fu I luipruilonoo. cunning I'rnmnluri ) Ducnjr , Norroun
Debility , l < o > t Mnuhooil. An , tmUnx Irloil In rain
uverr known roine IT. linn ilUruvoruil it iliupla nieaiiH
of ruir-curu , wlilc1) ho will auiul ( itjnludk KlIICKto
lili lollow sunoreri
Alilre J. C , MASON , Ilor 3I7U. Now York Cltr.
nnniT |
lllll | I D boil ami uiilr onpjuloi prorll > a4 br
* * * * * * * *
* " ri'Kiilnr pliyjliluns for lliu euro of
QonurrliiB and liclmruei frou.llio urinorj ortfanii
vcrol CB C InS dnyi. II.W per bur , .All druvvlit
FOUND AT LAST
After YOA-S of Unsuooossful Ss.iroh for a
Cure , Martin Anderson Gats Uoltoffrom
the Chlu933 Doctor -A Voluntary Tjatl
inontal.
OMAHA , Neb. . Jan. 18 , 1892.
To whom It Mny Coiicorn :
This Is to cortlfv tbiil I have boon n
constant sttlToror for many years with
ciiturrli , asthma niul bronchial alToe-
lions of the throat , and tried all the
Dalont modlcinoa niul retnotllos I over *
heard ot , but with no success. 1 ticatod
with doctors in various parts of the
country , but none ot them could do ma
any good further than KlvlnjT mo short
temporary relief. I sultered niulit uml
day. ami con tin nod to grow worse not
withstanding nil the medicine 1 had
taken. I had almost trivun up inv case
as hopeless when I was inforunm by a
friend ot Dr. C. Ceo ! Wo , the Chinese
doctor , and advised to go and see him in
the hope ot KuUiiif , ' rollut nt least , it not
a permanent euro for my trouble. I was
slow In mtikitiir tip my mind to maku
such a radical chan o in my treatment ,
as I know a trial with the Chinese decor -
or would hrinrf mo , hut 1 Himlly cou-
ludcd to tfivo htm n trl il. so I c.xHod nt
his olllco with that intention. 1 found
thn doctor a clover , entertaining ( joiitlo-
man , thoroughly posted on my condi
tion , and It took only a vary short tlmo
to convince mo that ho wns the party I
was so long In search of. lie told mo
my case was curable , und that ho could
cure mo , ami prepared mo n sooclal
troatmoiit to suit my condition , and in
two weeks 1 was to much hotter that I
had the fullest confidence in the doctor'fl
ability and committed my ciibo to hla
treatment. 1 continued tn grow better
rapidly and am now entirely woll. I
ewe my cure to Dr. C Goo Wo , nnd am
not ashamed to admit it. I atlvinn nil
who want relief from their troubles to
call on Dr. C. Goo Wo. and they will ho
cured. For all particulars apply or
write to MAIITIN L. AM > IU&ON ,
121 Gaining St. , Omaha , Nob.
i u. c. CSKK wo ,
ItORiilaruradnateut Uhlnrsu tnodlrlno. olelife
years' study , ton yo'irs' ] > rnM : Irn. Tronts snow
cessfully nil diseases known to sulTurftii ; bit'
inanity.
HuotH , plant * nnil herbs nature'sromodlos"
his iniidlultius the world Ills witness ; 1,000 ( ov
timonla's. C'all and too lilin , Consult.itloa
froo. Has also constantly on hand romed'os
for the following diseases ready prepared :
Asthma , Catarrh , UhtMimntlsm , Indlgi-sllnn ,
Lost Miinhooil , Kiunalo Wuiikiuss. Sick Ho'id-
nchu , lllnod 1'nrlflnr , and Kldn y and Mver.
I'rlcu , ono dollar per bottle or six for five del
lars. These nhn onnnot cull , enclose S-cont
stamp for iuostIon ) list and full p-irllculan.
Cllicu , Cor. lOthnnd California Bts. . Oir.ah ,
Sore Throat
Lameness
Sore Ey <
Soren
Cat
Br
Piles
Female
Complaints"
Rheumatism
AND ALL
Sold only In our own Lot'lcs. All druggists.
POND'S EXTRACT CO.y65lliAve.H.Y.
The Most EffscvlhToiisii
LA GRIPPE
Don's ' AliikfF Elii ,
Till" iircpnrntlon Htrlkoi at iho ont of tlio ovll hr
rostiirliu qulcklr unu utroi'tunlly lliu milrttl/j
functions ot thu ( It'bllltiuod uyiluiii.
Sold } > u All Oru < ilnl.i. |
E. KOUCJiaitA Nc OO. , Aiontsf.irU ; ,
12U , iiH fctUO Not-Ill Willuini SU N. V.
AMUSISMISNTS.
I > ol'UI'AU
( W l' "KH I
JOHN L , HULLIVAN I TmilKhi und I DUNCAN B ,
I he \Vcwnosd.y I
World's ciiiitniplon ' NlKlit. I HARRISON
Wrdnusday Matlnoo ,
SUOOEIHS ,
BRODERICK AGRA.
mDisN Musmiii.
WoiiU of I'ub. ISA
The Rooster Orchestra
1M A ailH N .t.Mt
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The National Pageant
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