12 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JUNE 4. 1892-TWELVE PAGES.
Eleven Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars
in furses Hung Up.
TROTTING , PACING , OPEN TO THE WORLD
A IllR UstofKntrloii-SiilrnillUMIIoTrncle-
Compctcnt MniuiKCiiKiit null nil tl > o
Auxlllnrlft Necemiry to n
Olns Scsiluii.
Thol onca Fair nnd Driving association
will bold thulr tnliliunimer meeting July 4 , 5
ai tl 0. They hnvo ono ot the best regulation
mlle tracks 111 the country , nnil ns the moot-
Inij Is In the hands of thorough horsemen antl
competent men psnernlly , a roost successful
seislon nan bo uonildontly counted OD. The
trotting nnd pacing Is open to the world.
The sporting editor ol Tile BBC acUnowl-
edges a moat cordlnl invttntlott from
Hon. F. M. Doisny , mayor of the city nnd
secretary ot the association , and If possible
will bo u'n baud.
Following I * u list of the nominations for
the various classes up to date !
CLASS 1 rou.s OP 1891. 1'Uiisc ? T 03.
Ncwborry Bill , by Bay Dlumonil , 1810 ,
Diamond HOMO & Lund Co. , Poncu , Neb , :
Dlnmcdo , by Bny Diamond 1,810. Diamond
Horse & Land Co. , 1'onca ; Helen Blazes , D.y
Hay niamond , 1810. Diamond Hncso i :
Laud Co. , Ponca ; choitnut Jllly , by Cheat.
nut WIIUCR , 11410.V. . A. Connolly. DOS
Molnes : Saint Joe , by Ulnrk , Jr. , J. E.
Chrischlllos , 1'onua ; 1'ickutt , by Walter
Wngner , Alex Scoupul , Sioux City ; Mousrott ,
DV VVclehmnn , John T. Fisher , Poncaj Billy
McKtnlor , by Little Mike , U. G. Coats ,
Sioux Falls ; Lady Wllkes , by Armour ,
Hammond it Bro. , 13IU Point ; Ella T. , by
Altntnont. John W. 'Widen. Poncn ; Nora
Me. , by McConlff.C. E. Von Diucu , Lincoln ;
Count Hccno , " by Count Waldomoro , J , C.
Thomas , Seward , Nob. ; Betsy L. ,
Ov Doifamar , Arthur Evorott. Lyons ,
N"eb. ; bay filly , by Counselor , Arthur
Everett , Lyons ; bay filly , by Dojjamsr ,
Arthur Evctctt , Lyons ; Alloy , 16ISO. by
Adrian \Vilkes. Frank Crum , UUla. . ; blla
Woodline , by Woodllno , Woodlino Inrm. Fill-
lerton ; Bolnn , by Shadoland Onward.Vood -
line farm , Fullvrton ; Irene , by Pollotlor ,
H ; E. McCornmc , Fail-bury , Nob. ; Obhkosk
Boy.by Sir Henry. Ed Browning , Elk Point ;
Denver Mediumby Superior , Da Bow Bros. ,
Denver ; Sunnetto , by Superior , DuBois
Bros. , Denver : Hart , byidavan , A. J. Halo ,
Beatrice ; Privateer.by Pellotlor. A. J. Hiile ,
Beatrice ; Bond Sby Salaam , John McAvoy ,
South Omaha : Allota , by Advance. J.
D Cunningham , Knoxville , la. ; Oconta , by
Madrid. Blue Springs stock farm , Wyraoro ,
.Neb. ; Happy , Jr. , breeding not given , M.
QalliiKhor , Wahoo , Nob.Vesloy ; O. by
I'lutus , James VV. Zibboll , Fullorton.
cuss 2-Fo.u.s or ISOO-i'Uiisi : , S1.500.
Uazoo , by Arden , la.iiOO. D. H. & U Co. .
Ponca ; Hntr , by Arden , 13030.V. . E.
Holmes , Ponca ; Hcd Count , by Lo Count ,
2,215 , A. M. Hex , Hustings , Nob. : Shadelamt
Lillian , by Sbadolanci Onward , Thomas F.
Miller , Fiillcrion ; Edilh B. , by Shaaoland
Onward , Clnronco E. Brady , Fullerton ; Mo-
Corinne. by Pollctlor , H. E. Mct7ormac , Fair-
Uurg ; Supposition , by fauporlor , DuBois
Brothers , Denver ; Sharp , by Marveloax , A.
J. Hulo , Beatrice ; Onelu , by Shadeland On
ward , II. N. Moore , Hod Oait , la. ; Mary , by
McCullummoro , Nat Brown , Otnann.
CLASS 3 FOAM of ISS'J ' TIIOT , 2:55
I'UHSE , ? dOO.
Gold Loaf , by Kushvlllo , D. H. & L. Co. ,
Ponca ; Black Count , by LeCount , 2215 , J.
D. Mines , Hastings , Neb ; Omaha Maid , by
Dark NlchtVllliam Mock , Omaha ; Lllll o
\Vlikes , by Parker , John T. Fisher , Ponca ;
Donna Honita , by Wcolsoo , A. J. McUann ,
Sioux City ; Lnura Kisbcr , by Uridln's Chal
lenge , Dr. A. P. Stowoll , ( Joldendalo , Wash ;
Propeller , by/Counsolor / , 1812 , Samuel BiVr
ens , Beatrice ; Ida Earl , by Idavan , A. J.
Hale , Boatrlco ; Chcbter , by Garnet Willtcs ,
Carl Nee , Knoxville ; Auburn Maid , by Garnet -
not Wlllcea. John Atkinson , Knoxville ;
1'rlnco Aliuont , by Almont Chief , HP. .
Armstrong , Poncn ; Provident , by Tramp ,
80S , Mllnor& Barwell , David City : Jessie ,
oy Hod Wtlkos , K. C. Outcalt. Lincoln , Neb ;
Nettle 1C. , by Holltday , W. M. Knnpp , Lin
coln ; 1-annlo Snraguc , b& Gcorgu Sprnguo ,
W. H. Bowman , Fullerton ; JuduoThurstou ,
D. J. Gates , Albion , Neb. ; Alloen , by Al
mont Aberdeen , Dr. Wiunott , Lincoln ; Ful-
lerlon Boy , by Sbadoland Onward , Jamas
W. Zlbbell , Fullorton.
CLASS 4 roAis OP ISS'.i TIIOT , FIIEE ron ALL
I'UitsE $1,500.
Tulo.by Oriole , M. P. Brown , Papllhon ,
Noli. ; Jessie McCorklo , by Ambov , Dunlap
& Hiizlott , Mount Sterling ; Billy L. , by
Plutt , Fraucoi & Brandos , Seward ; Slrlu s ,
by Garnet Wllltes , Hartshorn Bros. , Plous-
nntvlllo , la. ; Charles F. , by Seth P. , Diek
Pillion , Buatrlco ; Elsinore , by Duntou
VVllkos , 7008 , H. B. nud II. D. Allen , Water
loo.
CLASS 5 8:00 : TiioTTixa ruusc S5CO.
Cricket , by Icnus Fatuus , Mike Galllghcr ,
Fremont ; Clemmlo G. , by Poorla , 8721 , F.
S. Granger , Hasting * ; Pnxton , by Parker ,
John T. Fisher , Ponca ; Charles G. , by Big-
fellow , T. G. Gosson , Sioux city ; Carrie C. ,
by/Anvll / , J. W. Tlldon , Pouca ; Dominican ,
by Acolyte , S. W. Crov , Omaha ; Snip JNoso ,
by Black Hanger , Fred Kneobs , Sioux
City ; Dazzle , by Slander , DuBois Bros. ,
Denver ; Marvcleux , by Earl , A. J. Halo ,
Beatrice : Belt Edoll , by Cap Palmer , J. H.
Parker , Fullerton ; Annie Laurlo , bv Calam-
Ity'Dlck. E. C. Mlllur. Fullerton ; Phil M. ,
by.Ira M. , J. Lock , Croatian ) , Nob. ; Jerry ,
by Gnruot Willies. Carl Nee , Knoxville ;
Victor , by Garnet Wllkes , J. D. Cunning
ham , Knoxville ; Lady Dunmoro , by Dun-
more. B. It. Stock Farm Co. , Wymoro , Nob. ;
Bon Harrison , by Counselor , George Poftln-
bargor , Blue Springs. Nob. ; Don Dorman ,
bv Dictator Wilkes , Don D. Dormnn , Now
by Robert , McGregor , H. C. Outcalt , Lincoln ;
Dorothu , by Chatham. H. T. Kneobs , Coun
cil Bluffs ; Orphan Girl , by Lomond , jr. ,
Lewis Hlnkloy , Denver ,
CLASS 0-2:33 : , TKornxa rurtsr ; , $1,500.
Belgian Maid , by Spotted Sam , Charles
Do Wolf , Cedar Haplds , Nob. ; Billy F. brood-
Hit ! ndt fclvcc , Bunion At KnUoloy. Contor-
vitle , S. D. ; Little Mike , by Champion
Prince , C. G. Coatos. Sioux Falls ; Dee M ,
breeding not given. Melvin Grigsbv , Sioux
'
Fulls ; Jack the Hipper , by Homo'o. A , V.
Splllmau , Seward , Neb. ; Black Prince , by
Frank Lee , M , A. Dolan. Donvcr ; Oil volte ,
by Almond , ii737. H. B , & H. D. Allen ,
Waterlog ; Lady Danhnc , by Altamont , John
W. Tlldon , Ponca ; King Holltday , bv Holll-
day , W. H , Barstow. David City , Nob. ;
" py May , by Laclcdo , Linden Tree Paris
Stud , Beatrice.
cuss 7 3:30. : TitoTma ruiisn , $3,000.
Moody , by Moody , Blackmail Bros. , Sioux
FnlU : Iciuviui , by Enrl , A. J , Hiilo , Boatrlco ;
Oliver W. bv Warner's Baihaw. Carl No < ?
Knoxvillo'Ned ; Biddlo of Black Shark , T.
F. Dolan. Omiver ; IteJ Bird , brooding not
flvcu , DuBois lira * . , Denver ; Joe , by Cu-
nonlcus , T. O. Swain. Filloy , Nob. : Bethel ,
by Beauclcrc. H , T , Kneobs , Council lilulls ;
Jim Dun , by Mambrlno Startle , Louis tlluk *
toy , Denver : Almont Aberdeen , bv Abor *
Icon , 27 , A. S. Holllcliiv. Lincoln ; John W. ,
bvJohn Wontworlb , William P. UlKCa.Kock
Itaplcis , la. : Siom Winder , by Altnmont ,
John W. 'Wen , Poncu.
CLASS 8-3:32 : PACfi I'tiiiSE fSOO.
Probabllltv. by Tom Hal. D , H. & L. Co.
knd T. K. Ottln ; NlgRcr Baby , not , given ,
Charles W. Wongcn , Grand Utand ; Traitor ,
not given , W. H. Dlllnn , Hastings ; Accident ,
by Uubhvllle , Gould & Mlllnr , Fullerton ;
( eiuilo McCoy , by MuKiiot , DuBois Bros. ,
Donvcr : Montana Dick , by Clark Chlel ,
Harry CrookhAtii , Knoxville ; Spocdwaxlu ,
bv John A. Kusson , Goorce L. CrooUham ,
Knoxville : Hlohard Jav , by Dictator WllUcs.
V-'Sl , H. B. & II. D. Allen , Walioo ; DAvy n , ,
by Davumont , Ed Burlto , Bouth Omaha ;
Urcat Western , by > iulurn , Gcorgo A.
Bailey , Falrbur.v Woo.i . H. t.
Knoobs. Conceit Bluffs ; Maratanab , by Ken-
i'K'k.v ' Volunteer , Lewis lllnkley , Denver ;
Prank Almodcen , by Alinout AbereJccn.
Fisuer & WoitOvor , Lincoln.
cuts 0-2120 TIIOT I'Uliet , $1,000.
Ardou , 13,800 , by Dotvactof , U.UOl , D. H. &
L. Co. , Poucat babln'a Couniolor , by Coun.
UIUClilU iU * JIUVUW , VM * " " "
Fishcv.bv T ppon' > Boy , John T.
Poncu ; MorquniW 18,803. by IConsoU , 001.
James E. Smllb , Lincoln ; Guy Shorli an , bv
Charles Uaffroy , E. O. MllUr , Fallorlou-
Uirfluo. by Pilot Medium , John Atkinson ,
Knoxville ; Muriou Wllnoi , by Qarutft ,
Wllkes , J , D * . Cunntnahnm , Knoxville ;
Ben Cole , by Bon Lomond jr. , Lewis Hlnk
loy , Denver.
CLAM 10 2:40 : indT ruiwr. fSOO.
Brownlo Wllkos , by Parker. John P.
Fisher , Ponca ; Dexter G. , not Riven , Molvln
UrigibySioux Falls ; Carrlo C. , by Anvil ,
John \V. Tilden , Ponca ; Bnrnoy Alien , by
Panic , E. C. Millar. Fullerton ; Knoxlo Mag
net , by Macncl , DuBois Bros. , Denver ;
Shndoiand Acmo. by Wllhes Nutwood ,
Woodilno farm , Fullerton ; Wyraoro Boy , by
Homco , C. W. Hobertsoii , wytnorc. Neb , ;
Chnrlomont. by Htnsdalo Chief , \V. H.
Bnrstow. David Cltv : Grey Charley , by
Humboldt. J. M. Kennedy , Genoa. Nob. ;
Dusty Heels , by Hushvlllo , J. S. Bulln , St.
Kdttiivjs , Nob. ; Jennie MoAsban , by Ky
Ptlnco , H. C. Outcult. Lincoln , Fanny
Sprapuo , bv Governor Sprague , W. 11. Bow
man , Fullerton ; Mabel F. , by Warfcllow ,
Jnmos Flynn , Jackson , Neb. ; Dark Knight ,
bv General Garilold , 3SOT , John S. Wolf Jr. ,
Cedar Haplds , Nob. ; Hock wood jr. , by Uock-
wood , D. IL & L. company. Ponca : Locan
Mnc. bv Ln an , Lowls lilnklcy. Denver ;
MIsilt , by Cha'thara , Jaices Britton , Woyno.
Web.
CLASS 11 2:30 : PACE ruuan , ? SOO.
Nleger Babv , breeding not given , Charles
W. Wongon , Grand Island : Two Strike , by
Ferguson , J. O. Cording , David City ; Fred
K , by Shadclanil Onward , Gould & Miller ,
Fullerton ; Ontonoan , by Shndcland Onward ,
W , H. Bowman , Fullerton ; Mlko Logan , by
Mike Logan , J. D. Cunningham , Kuuxvilln ;
Flcldinout , by Young Alarm , Blue Klver
Stock Farm company , Wymore , Nob. ; Boat-
tic , by Bon Lomond , Jr. , Lowii Hiukloy ,
Denver. *
CLASS 12 FOALS or 1SOD. 3:20 : CIASS , TIIOT-
runsE , $300.
Betty Kin IT , by Botterton , Charles Nee ,
Knoxville ; Jaxlo M , by Advance , J. D. Cun
ningham , Knoxville ; Wcstw&rd , by Coun-
ROlor. Blue Jllvor Stock Farm company ,
Wymoro. Neb , ; Superior Medium , by Su
perior , DuBois Broj. , Denver ; itatz , by
Arden , 13030. W. E. Holmos. Ponca ; Knzoo ,
bv Arden , 13930 , D. H. & L. Co. , Poncn ,
Seldom , by Arden , 1393J , D. It. & L. Co. ;
Ponca ; Chantward , by Shadoland Onwara ,
Woodllno Farm , Fullerton ; Esslo Mav , by
Shadoland Onward , Woodlino Farm. Fuller
ton ; Wlllard S , by Rushvllle. J. S. Kennedy ,
St. Edwards ; Shadelaud Onwardaon , by
Shadeland Onward , Thomas F. Miller , Ful
lerton ; Terry , by Shadeland Onward ,
Clarence E. Brady , Fullerton ; Loran C ,
breeding not civen , D. J. Gates , Albion ;
Fcailcss , by Sandy Edsall , M , L. Lee , A1-
castor , S. D.
WhUporlngK of the Wltcol.
These among our cyclists who imagine our
chief consul can't "hustlo over the road" n
llttlo himself will no doubt bo a llttlo sur
prised when their eye catches this. Last
Thursday evening Mr. Porngo caino in from
Fort Omaha mounted on a Columbia pnou-
mntlc road racer in Just lit teen minutes and
throe seconds by n reliable watch. Pretty
good time , chl
There Is considerable talk among the local
wheelmen of forming an outing party , to
take In some good llshing nnd boating resort
witliiu n radius of 200 miles ut seine future
date ; several days to bo spent by the party
in campaud the balance ot the time to bo
spent awheel. The scheme has not matured
suniciently to gather any further pointers
from. The tourist wheelmen will very likely
make their annual tour to the Chautauqua at
Crete or to Spirit Lake. Some arc In favor
of a llvo day's tour to the former popular re
sort whcro bathing and llshiup can bo had
galoro.
Bunches of gaudy ribbons tied to the
handle bars , loud blazers and giddy appear
ing caps should bo avoided by eyelids' , when
they appear upon the streets. Nothing is
'
nioro ridlculous'than a wheelman or a wheel-
woman sKtmmlne alone with several varda
of gay ribbons streaming out behind , or n
real clddy blazer or CUD worn where they ore
euro to attract the attention of spectators.
Leave your bright colored blazers and caps
for tbo tennis courts and the ribbons at homo.
A cyclist appears moro neatly dressed as
plain ns possible and Is aurc _ to attract no
moro than the usual uUontion'bestowcd upon
a wheel and its rider.
The Board of Oftlccrs of the Nebraska Di
vision Lcaguo of Amoricnn.Wheolmen mot at
A. H. Perrlgo's offlco on the evening of May
21 , it boinc the semi-annual meeting of the
board. Members present wcro , Chief Conaul
Perrigo and Representatives Scanoll and H.
K. Smith of Omttha and Clark of Sutton.
Vice Consul Van Horn of Lincoln and Secre
tary and Treasurer Nlcodomus of Fremont
woio unable to attend. The session was a
lively one , every member Jiaving something
to suegou for the wollfaro of the division.
An effort will bo made to canvass the siate
for now league members and it Is vorv likely
that the division will edit and publish a
lour-pago weekly Journal , should reason
able terms bu nmtlo with the printers.
The object of tba paper will
bo the advancement of tbo league's Interests
in the state and the promotion and fostering
of cycling. Chief Consul Perrigo expressed
himself as confident that there would bo a
marked increase In the luombcrshiD ot tbo
division. Mr. Clark announced that the
Hastings meet would bo a success if ho had
to make It so himself. Mr. Porrigo moved
that two committees bo added to tbo regular
list of committees , these committees to bo
known as No. 5 or road Improvement com
mittee and No.Gorrocrulilngcommittoo. Mr ,
Scauhcll moved that tbo chief consul have
power to appoint members of the division tenet
net on tbeso committees ; motions ware car
ried. After a lengthy discussion concerning
the duties and manner of proceeding to obtain
object. Mr. Scanooll moved that "tho re
cruiting committee bo authorised aud
instructed to take whatever mnns
may bo necessary to secure additional
member * , and to atd them In this purooso ,
there shall be applied a fum out ot the
funds of the Nebraska divisionnot to exceed
50 per cent of tbo amount on baud at any
timo. " This motion was carried. A motion
"to elect the chief consul as chairman of the
recruiting committee , with power to appoint
as many associates as bo may deem neces
sary , " was also carried. Mr. Clark
announced that one or rooro championship
races would bo run at the Hastings meet ,
provided permission could bo obtained from
tbo league headquarters. Ho also read a
synopsis of the two days' program , Sunday
July 4. Reception of visitors by Hastings
Wheel club Sunday afternoon. Short run to
an adjacent townsuppcrand return by iroon-
llfrht. Monday morning , Julv 4 , 10 o'clock
grandparaaoof wheelmen. Afternoon , ! :30 : to
a:30 : , races. Evening , smoker nnd reception
tendered by the Hastings Wheel club. Ho
also stated that the program was subject to
some change. The mooting then adjourned
until December , ISO , ' .
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TOLEDO , lown , April 0.1891. '
Dr. J. B. Moore , Dear Sir : My wife has
used nbnut six bottloi of your Tree of Life ,
and thinks that nhe lias received greater ben
efit from it than any medicine she has over
taken. Yours truly , L. II , BUPKIX.
Gcn'l Agent aud Troa * . West College.
Since receiving the above testimonial , 1 am
inroceipt of a letter and chock from the Itav.
L.H Bufklnof Toledo , Iowa , April 23 , to
send Hov. J. W. Konworthy , Crostlino , Kan
sas. six bottles of Moora's Tree ot Lite.
For sale by ull druggists.
IMltor HuUtcnU'a Tribute to Sherman.
The reply of Murat Ilnlbtoiul to the
recant attacks made upon him by Goorcro
C. Goi'lmni , formoly privnto Bcarotnry
ol SUuUon , IB chtiructjrlzcd. by Mi1 , Hiu-
stoud'a force as a writer nnd dignity ns n
man. Mr. Gorhutn quoted njjuhist the
Hnlatcud of toilny spine of the editorials !
on the war written by Hulslend twenty-
seven yours ngx ) . Mr. IlnlsUnd replies
In the Cincinnati Commercial Guzetto :
"I would bo plttd if always , through the
lone agony of the war , writing at mid
night iv thousand times , upon imperfect
things or unhappy tidings , I had bcon so
considerate. Wo , the pooplu , have not
yet exhausted Information , Fortunately
the sttry of the In&anlty ot Shnrman
was a morbid funoy , and did not harm
him. It wus not mine. II o is gene ,
und It la my obligation and privilege to
say , whenever there Is an Incident that
Invites u friendly word ( or him , not
that ho never was In error , but that ho
was a high minded piitrloi aim hnro ,
and did nothing ; that could cloud his
glory. ' ' The country would not hosituto
long if called on to decide between IIul-
and Gorham.
To Clcnuae the Syntciu
Effectually yet gently , whoa uostlvo or
'
bilious or 'when the blood U Impuru or slug-
cull , to permanently euro habituul constipa
tion , to uwakon tbo Uldnuy * and liver to n
healthy activity , without irritating ; or weak
ening them , to dispel licadaoaoj , colJ or
foyer , use Byruu o ( Flgn.
JlitltJUItlV KVOSVStV ,
Mlsa Kate Field's Washington caustic
ally exposes the parsimony of the pics-
ont congress in its treatment of depart
ments closely allied with the develop
ment of the country. The vast sums
saved by lopping oil the West Point
soap supply were swept away in the
river and harbor deluge. To com
pensate for this branch in the national
treasury , the cheeso-parlnjr policy was
applied with great vigor regardless of
consequences and with profound indif
ference to the inevitable tlnmntro. Miss
Field expresses gratillcation that the
penny wise policy did not untirlv crip
ple the bureau of topographic surveys.
l'It Is a significant fact , " she writes ,
"that two of the most relentless oppon
ents of this appropriation were Mr.
Boatnor of Louisiana and Mr. Herbert1
of Alabama. Both these gentlemen
roprcbont states long slnco surveyed ,
hence the necessities of Kansas , North
and South Dakota , Nebraska , Oklahoma
and the far west do not appeal to them
with the force becoming men who
should bo patriots first anil politicians
afterwards.
"To curry favor with constituents at
the expense of a distant section of our
country Is not the way to keep this ro-
iniblio'togetlior. The slur , too , put by
Mr. Ilorbortupon that splendid scientist ,
Prof. Marsh , who has spent his
whole IHo in research for the benefit of
this and future nges , loaves Prof.
Marsh unhurt while displaying the
limited intelligence of the member from
Alabama. * * *
"Think what this congress has done to
the lighthouse board 1 It has cut down
the appropriation so fatally that , as Mr.
Blnglmtn says , the commerce of our
country is imperiled. Three hundred
and seventeen thousand dollars were
asked for indispensable lighthouses and
beacons. The house allows $45,6001
The coast and geodetic survey , "tho
right arm of our lighthouse service , " is
reduced 603,000.
"Tho estimates of the fish commission
have boon lessoned $52,000 , .though ,
through the efforts of this beneficent
bureau , the price of fish has boon
greatly lowered and the poor have
reaped the advantage. That grand
institution , the Smithsonian , has had
its estimates cut down $88,0001 And
this sort of economy is supposed to bene
fit the people ! Why then educate the
people at allV Were there no public
schools there would bo loss taxation.
Lot us go in for universal Ipnoranco and
brutallty at onco. Let us have no
beacons , no signals , no lighthouses and
no commerce. Lot us have no fish
commission , nnd lot the people go with
out cheap and abundant fish. Let
science ale for lack of nourishment. Lot
us wipe out the geological survov ; and
then the United States can tixko its
place at the tall end of nations as the
least taxed and the most benighted portion
tion of the civilized globe. "
Kconomy
Is practiced by people who buy inferior arti
cles of food because cheaper than standard
goods. Infants are entitled to the best food
obtainable. It is a fact thut tbo.Gail Borden
"Eacle" Brand Co'ndunsod Mills Is the best
infant food. Your grocer and druggist
keep it.
PHIL ARMOUR'S START.
The Foundation of Ills Fortune Mined In
California.
A great many of our readers will bo
surprised , says the Folsom ( Cal. ) Tele
graph , to learn that Phil Armour , the
great stockman , was ono of the first settlers
tlors of Folsom , and made the begin
ning of his fortune in these parts. Ar
mour came to Folsom in early times ,
nnd of course followed mining for a liv-ji
Ing. Ho procured an outfit nnd < went
to the diggings , about six or seven miles
from here , and at regular intervals
came to town to soil his dust. In those
days Armour was badly in need of
money ana was hard up on many occa
sions. Now fooj has all ho wants and
cares but llttlo for it.
Armour had very poor luck in the be
ginning of his raining career , but finally
ho got some washings that sold for $100.
This sum ho carefully tied in an old cot
ton handkerchief for safe keeping. Then
ho hunted around for a place .to put it.
His eyes spied an old dilapidated coffee
pot in the corner of the cabin ho occu
pied with three other seekers for for
tune. Ho put the 8100 in it and placed
it on a convenient shelf. Then ho wont
out to the mine to work.
When ho returned to the cabin his
eye instinctively searched for the old
pot , but it was gono. Ono of his part
ners had tired of work and voturned
homo. Ho had nothing else to do so
ho wont to house cleaning. The old
coffee pot went with the rubbish and 11
fire was inado of it all in a little clump
of bushes near by.
Great consternation prevailed when
Armour told what the pot contained.
No time was lost by him in scattering
the remains of the fire to secure the
collco pot The pot was found , black
ened and bent , and the money- was nil
thoro. No happier man slept in the
diggings that night Thereafter ho car
ried his money around with him in a
bolt.
bolt.Tho
The great millionaire has often said
that of the many speculations and ven
tures in which ho has engaged , and the
largo amounts involved , not ono of them
has given him ns much uneasiness as
did the first $100 which ho dug from the
placer mines near Folsom in early days.
CHICAGO AND THIS WOltLU'S FA lit.
World's 1'alr Bouvonlr , Illustrated , being a
complete and concise history of the princi
pal world's fal s trom the Crystal I'ulaco ,
London , ISTil , to the World's Columbian Ex
position In Chicago. 18UJ , With otplanator
ttibles and mauJ. 1'ubllshod by The An-
aboxuo I'nbllslilnxcompanyChicago , bound
ncittly In cloth.
It i aroly falls to the lot' ' of the rovtowor
to riotico BO exhaustive a work as the
"World's Fair Souvenir , " which has
boon compiled with so much care by a
former resident of Omaha , John D.
Jones. For purposes of roforenca. o
comparison and for general information
the work is a magnificent reIIox of the
push and energy of a city that Is the won
der of the world.
In its compilation expense has not
boon thought of , and the richness of its
Illustrations of the World's fair build
ings , cuts of the men and women whoaro ]
directing to a succosstul issue what bids
fair to bo the greatest exposition of an-
clont or modern times , pictures
of the colossal business blocks that
stand as monuments to the enterprise of
heir owners nnd builders , is typical ol
the "Chicago gait , " as the rush and
bustle of the great city by the inland sea
has boon described.
The book has boon arranged upon * a
most comprehensive plan , the object of
the publisher being to glvo a complex
resume of what may bo soon in Chicago
in 1893 , and at the same time glvo the
nformiition in a compact form , so that
the work may bo u valuable adjunct to
ho llbr.try and rs.idlnvj room. Its use
fulness will not end with the close of
the exposition , but on the oontr.iry will
grow in viiluo with years , for It is the
most porfuot compendium yet issued ot
an event which cannot fall to huvo nn
influence for many docadod to coiuo upon
HIRTY-FIVE CENTS.
That's the price we shall make for Saturday on a hun
dred dozen night shirts. They're cut full and long
and wide ; have fancy trimming on the collar and
cuffs and pockets and down the front ; have patent
J
facings and seam stays ; and are -worth a dollar "cut in
two. "
At a Quarter
s "We will offer ten cases three hundred and twenty doz
en genuine balbriggan shirts and drawers ! The shirts
have fancy French necks seamless shoulders and Swiss
ribbed cuffs. The drawers have five inch waistband of
silesia , three-button fly and lace back. Forty cents is
the proper price Saturday's price , a quarter.
At Forty Cents
We offer without any exception the best value we've
ever sold in underwear. This -line consists of genuine
balbriggan underwear in natural , unbleached , tan , old
gold , Nile , sage green and fancy wood mixtures. ' The
shirts have fancy French necks , silk binding , -pearl but
tons , and plain or black tipped cuffs. The drawers are
fashion cut , have full three-button facing , lace back and
braid bound fly. The ordinary price of these goods is
sixty-five cents. The extraordinary price is forty cents
a garment here , of course ,
Uncle/erry Rusk has promised to send us a carload of hot waves
to be thrown in with these goods. They may not arrive in time tomor
row , but you'll get 'em when they come.
all lines of art , litcraturo and com
merce. As Mr. Jones says in the intro
duction to the work : "As an educator
this event will leave Its impress upon
succeeding generations and boar fruit in
all realms of human thought , ingenuity
and progress. "
In addition to its complete opltotno , of
wnat tons boon.aono , < is aoing ana wiii-oo .
done when the fair opens , it oomos'to
the general public at a most opportune
timo. It brings before the American
people the forces that are actively at
work to make the exposition a success
worthy of a nation that in a little over a
century has , from , nothing , buildod the
mightiest republic of earth. It not only
gives full page art'typo illustrations and
descriptions of the principal buildings
of previous world's fairs and all the
buildings of the present World's Colura
blan Exposition , together with portraits
and biographical sketches of Its
officers and chiefs of departments ,
but it tolls "How to Roach the
Fair , " gives descriptions of Chica
go's parks and boulevards , its places of
amusement , the wholesale and jobbing
interests , its railroad facilities , and in
general is the most complete guido book
to the city that stands at the edge of
Luke Michigan.
Do you want ono of these books ? A
few minutes' work will secure ono for
you. Send to THE OJIAIIA BEE ono sub
scriber to THE WEEKLY BEE at 81.25
and ono will bo sent to you by mail. The
book soils for Sl.OO , but Tun BUG has se
cured a largo number oi copies , enabling
the publishers to make this liberal offer.
It is the best thing in this line over of
fered and you are euro to bo pleased.
You can have tno paper and bpok sent
to your addresser the book alone and the
paper to some ether person.
AddressTun
Tun Bun PUULISIHNQ Co. , *
Omaha , Nob.
Of the total working expenses of the
railways over 00 per cent gees in
various waya to the wage-earners.
Ono hundred persons in this country
own together $3,500,000,000.
HON. war. r. CODY. ' ,
IlUffillo Hill. "
' Many nro familiar with the famotfJ
lluffalo Bill's "wonderful wild west show.
Prior to his vontnro abroad , Mr. Cody exhib.
Itod at Statoii iBlind , In Now Ycjrkllarbor ,
where ho became 'ullllctud with Malaria.
Knowing the virtues of Klckapoo Indlaii
Bagwa , Mr. Uot\y \ scut to the agents for this
wonderful Indlaii'icinody ' , nnd niter using a
few bottles wasflMinnanontly cured ,
" It U a rcmurUablo medicine , " Bald Mr.
. Cody , "nnd I liavo known of Its > lrtuos n
long timo. Youaiwy wi > o my imino ana say
KS ula' ' ffl
"tf ffi w fctf" ;
lean history , aaniuiluwo inteurlly U un-
qiu-stloncd , tthoiihl jirovo bcyonU * W | >
iK SS
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itoia the foiCJts uud Kaa lcus of uatur .
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
The eminent poctal ! > t In nervous , chronic , privnto. blood , eklnaml unnmr dlsomo. A roynlir and
rCElMored Rmdimto In metlclno , ua diplomas and ccrtlllcntcs nhuw. la still tro Hint : with tliu greatest auccou
calnrrli , ipernintorrboci , lost inanliooJ , gemlnM weakness , nlubt losses , Impotoncf , iri > l > l . stricture , pon-
orrhocn ; gloct , vnrtcocolo.ctc. No mercury uneJ. Noir trontmenl forlo'iof Tltal iiowcr , 1'artlss unable to
Tlilt mo may bo treated at homo by oorru pondence. Modlclne or Initruments sent u/ mull uruxproa se
curely packed , no marks to Indlcnto contents or sender. Ono personal interview prctorrod. Consultation
Irco. Corroipomlcncostrictly private. Hook ( MyslerUs of Ufo ) seal lien. Offlco hoursla.m. ) to0p.m.
Sundays la a. m.to 13 m. Send stamp ( or rcDir.
Every MAN can bo
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Jby usins SPANISH
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DEMIOKE AMD AFTZu usu , tlicoa caused by self abuse and over indulgence or any personal wcali1
ness can bo restored to perfect health and liio NOB&E VITALITY OF STRONG MBN.
We give a written guarantee xvubO boxes to cure any case or refund the money. $ : o b&zjG boxes t5
For Sala in Omaha by Snow , Lund & Co.
SLOOOOO
PRESIDENTIAL ,
PROPHECIES
1 PROPHESY THAT
W1LI , BE KOMIftATED
FOR PRESIDENT
nr Tiw
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AT MINNEAPOLIS
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STATE :
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THE OMAHA Dun will present o f 1,000,00
lifo Inuirnnco policy palit up for ono your in
tbo National Ufo Insurance company of
Vormor.t , M. L. Uooilor , manager , to the
llrst person BonUlnp In the closest estimate
In ncooruauco wftn the above , coupon.
Coupons will bo numbered In their order or
recolpt nt thl onlee. Incornplolo or muti
lated coupons will bo roleciod. U his coupon
will ho printed dully until the Isiuo of Juno
5 No coupons will ho rocolvod after Juno 0.
Dnte of convention , Juno 7,189J. Bend In n
many coupons a * you ploiso. Address all
"Presidential Prophecies "
prophecies to ,
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di , tloii iiliaplM. wllow < .luiilct
< , audi.vcryal wmi > IUnKfrom *
/allurebytl'ertoiaiMtillroru.
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% TERIHARYSPECIFICS
Tor Horses , Cattle , Sheep , Dogs , Hogs ,
AND POULTRY.
fiOOl'aBO Honk on Trent mi'ut of Anlmnls
niidUUartHcutl'rcc.
cfnnn ! FeversCoiirentlonKTiiflnmimUlou ! !
A.A. ) Hpliinl illuiitnuiti ) ) , nlllk rover.
JI.II--MrahiNi ] < niiiuuvo8 , UlieiiinnllHin.
< ) .t--Ilntcniurr. ! Nusal DlHclinrucu.
I.l > . --Ilntn or ( iruliH , Warms.
. . ' 1'iiuuniouia.
K.i--L'nucli : > i > lleiivofl ,
F.If.ollc ! or CrlpcH , Itcllyaclio.
< : . < ; . --Mlsciirrliiiro , IlumarrhnECH.
II.II. Urinary and Kidiuy Il enyc .
J.I. Iiruptlvo DUrnsCH , MHIIBO.
J.K. JIUcuBCHot IMgi-Hllon , I'arnlyBla.
Single Uottla ( orcr 50 doses\ - - .GO
Btablo Cano. with 8pC.Mflcn ( , Manual ,
Veterinary euro Oil olid llcdlcator , 87.OO
Jnr Veterinary G'uro Oil , - - 1.00
Bold brl > mclili | or > rnt prfptld anjnhrroBnd la toy
ulDllly on ri'ftlpl of ( irlce.
lU.tO. , Ill * lISHIIlllmSt.Co ! < TTork.
HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC Noi _ _
The only successful remedy for
Unlike ilie Dutch Process
No Alkalies
OK
Other Chemicals
urn used In the
preparation of
W. 1UKEB & CO.'S
toalfastCocoa
fc/ifr/t It . . . . . . . . . . . --4
jnirc ami toltiblc ,
Itliasmorethanthreetimei
I thettrcnytti , ot Cocoa mixed
I wllli Htarcli , Arrowroot or
> M"jfii3 giiKar , nnd is far were eco
nomical , ci tiny lets than one cent a cup.
It la delicious , nourishing , null llAtll.Y
Sold tyUrofcru
W. BAKER &CODoi-ohe3ter , Mass.
ilnlill
Hoplj-tllleunJ.DU.J.IlTtfUIMb.Ltbmv
Ml ) ,
ilillil
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OX 1IIE CHEST OimiEAUEGIIANlES ,
3,000 , FEET ABOVE TIDE-WATER.
SEASON OPENS JUNE 32a , 1803 ,
Tliesofninousraountuln roiorli , iltuit d nt the
summit of Ih9 Allwlimloi miJ dlructljr upon Ihu
main llu : uf fie lliilll.iiuru uml Ohio Itullruail ,
lininithowUfJiilaKouf " | > ! oncllil vontlUulcil ex.
l > rvss train korvlco both cost und wait , iiml to
thuruforo reuUHr nccos.lolo fioji til 1'arls of tliu
countrr All llalllmuro nnd OIilo irnlus stop ut
Duor I'ork aiwl UttkUnil Uurlnrf tln > oison.
Hulet , I W. lilBudlWa uioiilh , uccorillnir Inon \ >
tlou to4iu.unlo4tluu iihoaU uo udUivjicU to
UKO1II.U I ) DUHllllil/ . Manager llallliiioro ami
UhlolloteU tiiiuMirluiid , Mil , uulojune IUi nltir
ilmtfl r Ulior Uuor 1'ark or OuklauJ , Uurr-U
Couulf , Ud
rhponljr lonillr iir.vluixljl Chln ? o tilijrjlctita
KUht yen" ! BUuljr. Toi > o\r | < rncticnl oiiut'-
ciioo with nil known illsoinci Trent * nucossftillr
by other doctors Unll
mill sen him or wrlto for question tilsnk. lo not
think your 'Hsohouilosi livotu o rourttnrtortolH
jron o , lint try thn Clilnofo iloctor with hit now nmi
wonilcrful rcmcitlcs. nnilrroclrn now t > cmollts nnil a
licrninncntaura-nlint other rtootors osnnot giro.
llorlx. llootn nnd I'lnnts-imturo's romoilloi-hl *
nirdlrlne * . The world his wltno i. Ono thonsnnrt
tpttlinonlnls In three years' prnctloo. No Injurlom
decoctions , no nnrcollcs , no | iolson. national
treatment nn4 ptrmnnont euro. . .
Following cnscs successfully tnatod nni cured ,
Klvcn up hy other tloctors :
To Whom It Mny Concern !
I hnvobeon n constant MUTerjr for ninny years
with llhotimutlsm nnil Dyjpopsln , nud nflsr tryluir
nil the doctors I knew of nml recolveJ no help , I
heard of Dr. iv ( ! co Wo In the pnpors nnd concluded !
to try his medicines which curc.it ma In A short
lime. My family wcro also lck , bwl the doctor
cured them nil right. I linvo nlio sent him n mini-
ber of friend" , whom ho ourod nlso ami uf various
troublus. Call on mo for pullculari.
THOMAS cotionr.m ,
43lJHnrnoy Street , Ouinh'k -
_ , . , . . OMAHA , Nob..March 30.'M.
To Whom U Mny Concern )
I hive boon a long tlma surforor with stomach
tro ublo nnil Koncr.il ilobllltr. nud could ilnd no ro
ller from any of the doctors I treated with. I wa
BO bmlly run down that I thought It Impossible to
llvon month. My frlenls had itlY n me up to dlo ,
nnd I hurt loU nllcourno myaolf. A friend told
mo of Or C. ( ! oo Wo. ni ho was cured nlso , nnd nd-
\ Isoil m6 to call nnd ace him without doluy , ns there
wnsno time to loaa. I had tried nil the doctors I
could Ilnd nnd nil the imtont medicines , but with
out relief , I Ilimlly mtdonp my mind to visit tl)9
Chinese doctor , and from tlmt moment dntos my
recovery. I accepted his terms nnd nUocd myself
under his care. I nm now vnllrely well and ewe mr
euro to Dr. 0. Oeo Wo , nnd tnko grout plonsuro In
rccommcmllnx others to him.
. . TItOS. CUbVISnT ,
Northwest corner Twelfth and rarnam streets , un-
dur Iron llank , Omnhu , Nob.
1'ocATEi.LO. Idaho , April a , 1801
To Whom It Mny Concern :
I Imvu been a constant sulTorcr for eight yenr *
with n disordered stomach , blood polsonlnji nnd In
digestion , and tried n great many doctors and roin-
edlcfl , but not no help. .Myct < o I canildaro d hopa-
lens. A frlpnd uilvlsed mo to call on Dr. (1 ( lea Wo ,
which I mnda no delay Indolnic. The doctor exam
ined mo nnd told mo ho could euro mo , nnd 1 now
stand completely cured , a llvlnir witness to hli
groit skill n a healer of thoslck , and nm pleased to
bu able to recommend him to all sutlcrlnic pconlo.
_ AM ? . KDB.
John Imbody. Jcfforson , la. , quick consnruptloa
nnd nbcess on lunv given up to dlo.
A. u. MOKOI , Onkl ind , In. , klduoy mil llrar troubln
for ten years.
M. Ij. Anderson , MSI Cnmlnx etrcot , cntnrrli ,
itsthma and bronchitis of fifteen years stnndlni ; .
Has for sale the following prepared rnuiodlos at
Jl.tX ) : itottlo. six bottles for SilU , for the euro or
Asthma , Catarrh , Hick Headache , Indigestion ,
lllood I'olaonlne , Ulionm ithin. female Woiknrms ,
iklKIll ; ? null J.IVUT VUI1IIMIUUU 41 u UKl'1113 , DU1U
only by Chinese Medicine Co , Capital , $ IUJIXJ. )
Office , IGlh and California Sis. , Omalia , Neb
REGULAR
Army and
Navy
PENSIONS ;
Soldiers in the Regular Ar
and Sailors , Seamen and Mar
ines in the United Stales-Navy - ,
since the War of the Rebellion ,
who have been discharged from
the service on account of dis
abilities Incurred therein whllo
in the line of duty ,
Entitled to Pension
at the same rates and under the
same conditions as persons ren
dering the sarns service during
the War of the Rebellion *
except that they are not entitled
under the new law or aot oC
Juno 27 , 189O.
Such persons ars also entitled
ID pension whether discharged
from the service on account of
disability or by reason of expir
ation of term of service , if
while In the service and line
of duty , they Incurred any
wound injury or disease whj '
still disables them for manual
labor.
Widows and' Children
of persons rendering sorvlcs In
the regular army and navy
Since the War are
Entitled to Pension.
of the death ofthosoldlor wasduo
to his service , or occurroU whllu
he was In tl\o service.
Parent of 'Soldiers & Sailors-
dying in the United States ser
vice since the War of the Rebel
lion , or after discharge from the
servica , from a cause originat
ing therein , leaving no widower
or child under the ago of sixteen
years , nro entitled to pension if
now dependent upon their own
abor for support , whether the
soldier over contributed to their , '
support or they were dependent
upon him at the time of hi ?
death or not.
FOR INFORMATION OR ADVIOH
As to tltlo to i > oii9loi ) , AUDUIJS3
TIIIiWiK BURKAU OF CLAIMS.
OMAHA/
I'J'II'H Iliuonii U KUurunteuil by the
Oiiuihu Hue. the 1'louiiur l'ri > i uud tfiu buu.
I'rauvlsco KXUJII ucr.
