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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ? 'THURSDAY , AUGUST 4. 1892. PROTECTION'S ' HIGH PRIEST Governor McKinhy Will Speak in Omaha Tomorrow Evening , 8I I PLANNING AN ENTHUSIASTIC RALLY Ohio' * Chief Useeutfvo Will He-eel vo a Itous- intr llciiiiullcnn Iti-coptlon , ! mcnU tor tlio I > | R i Well tinier \Viiy. An onthusiastlo .mooting of the loading republicans of Omaia was hold nt the Millard - lard hotel yesterday afternoon to perfect the arrangements for the reception and enter tainment of the city's ' distinguished guest , Governor McKlnloy of Ohio. It Is safe to say that the tiowi of Governor McKlnloy1 * vl lt has aroused moro Interest than the coming of any great American slnco the visit of President Harrison In 131)1. ) Ever slnco It was announced that the ( treat apostle of the protective system was to apeak at Uontflco the citizens of Omaha have boon assiduous In their efforts to obtain the governor's presence In this city. It was believed that the campaign could not bo moro appropriately inaugurated than by an address by him unon the great Issue of , which he stands the foremost advocate. The rncro mention of his name would bring to- gather ono of the larorost audiences thut over assembled nt a political rally In Nobrasua and the magnetic presence of the speaker would kindle an enthusiasm that would continue until after the ballots wuro counted In November , I'loodcil with Invltntlons to Sprnk. Since the arrival of Governor MoKlnloy In Nebraska Monday morulni ; ho bus been be sieged with Invitations to speaK , which have flowed lii upon him from nearly every city In the state. Omaha was fortuorico enough to sccuro the presence of tbo distinguished Ohjoan , and ho will arrive In this city this afternoon and deliver an address at Exposi tion hall Friday evening. The comlnff of Governor McKlnloy was the Vain topic of discussion yesterday , and re publicans und democrats expressed an equal eagerness to hear the urcat orator , The meeting ut the Mtllartl hotel was at tended by leading republicans of the city. Thomas Swobo was elected chairman , and u general discussion followed as to the best manner In wtilch to signalize Omaha's ap preciation of the visit of Governor McKln- ley. It was tha unanimous sentiment that the tour of tbo great orator through Ne braska should receive Its crowning triumph In tbo Gate Citv , nnd arrangements were raado for a reception worthy ot Omaha and Its guest. Miijor McKlnloy will speak at the Council Bluffs Chautautjua this afternoon , and at the close of bis address will bo received by a committee consisting of Mayor Ooorpo P. Bomls , J. 0. Cowln , L. M. Bennett , Hon. W. J. Council , Cbarloa J. Green and C. F. Wol- ler and escorted to the Mlllard hotel In this cllv , w.hera Mrs. MuKmlcy will have preceded - coded film. Major Mclvialcy has no engage ment this avunlng , and u scrcnado and In formal reception will probably bo tendered him at the hotel. The reception committee will meet at the hotel at 9 o'clock Friday morning where car riages will bo waiting , ana Major McKinlev and his family will bo taken for u drive through the city. Committees Appointed. Tbr following committees wcro appointed by Chairman tiwobc to have cbargo of the further arrangements lor the occasion : Finance I1. L. Porrine , W. H. Alexander , E. M. Baitlott , John S. McCaguo , K. VV. Brciklnbridgc. VV. I. Klorstcad. Carriages Frank D. Mulr , Joiin Jenkins , E. P. Davis , . Hall E. A. Ben icn. Adolph Mover , Clin ton N. Powell. ' * * . , i * Music-C. F. Wellcr , H.-H. 'Baldndge , I. B. Mupcs. Hecoptlon Mayor George P. .Bomls , Ed ward KOROwater. Judge H. J. Davis , Gen eral J. C. Cowln , Charles J. Green , E. M. Burtlott , VV. J. Broatch , Dr. S. D. Mercer , P. L. Perrlno , John M. Thurston , Edgar C. bcott , GcorgoV. . Holdregc , W. H. Alex ander , John B. McCague , L. M. Bennett , Judge C. U. Scott , U. W. Breckinbrldge , John A. Wakolleld , E. A. Bonson. Clinton N. Powell. Adolph Mayor , C. F. Weller. H. H. BaldndKO. I. B. Mupes , Colonel M. V. Sheri dan , Colonel J. T. Parks , Brad D. Slaughter , Judge Leo Estcllo , John Peters , " Ben B. Baker , Theodore Olcsen , Thomas B. Crane , Victor E. Beudnr , Clement Chase , John Koslcky , J. J. Gibson , R. IM Biar- tower , FranK B. Johnson , Henry Estabroak , William Wnlluco. D. J. O'Donahuo , I. C. Bachelor. Sheriff Gcorgo M. Bennett , St. A. D. Balcombo , John B. Furay , John Hush , R. S. B-'illn , David Morcor. A. L , . Heed , C. N. Dletz , Frank Colfax , W. V. Morse , Judge E. B. Dundy , Hon. w. J. Connell , Judge btRiiborg , Major D. H. Wheeler , L. D. Fowler , Henry Pundt , Charles J. Karbach , O. M. Carter , S. D. Bnrknlow , Henry Bolln. James Kichnrdson , jr. , Charles A. Coo , C. L. Cbaffco. Sol Prince , w. I. Kiersteaa , Gcorgo \V. LIulDgcr , Frank D. Mulr , John Jenkins , E. P. Davis , Judge M. U. Hopowoll , Thomas Bwobo. Thu rally at Exposition hall i/'rlday / oven- Inc will probably bo tbo notablu event of the campaign. An effort will bo made to secure oxcurelon rates on the railroads nnd It is expected that lurijo delegations from out of town will attend. The various ward republican clubs of Omnhii nnd South Oinutm nro making preparations to turn out their entire mombi-rship to hear Governor McKlnloy aud at the same time to ratify the nominations of tha state convention at'Lln- coln. Tbo capacity of the hall will bo taxed to the utmost to contain the audience nnd Its enthusiasm. Tbo Fort Omaha baud has offered Us serv ices to assist in the reception and another baud will be tic-cured to udd to tlio Interest of the meeting ut Exposition ball. The headquarters of Governor McKlnloy wtillo In the city will bo at the Mlllurd hotel , whoio rooms 1S4,125 , , 120 nnd 128 , nn the Irat ) floor , btvo been reserved for himself und party. Mrs. McKlnley will arrlvo in the city this morning und bo escorted to thu hotel by nor- louul friends. A I'olnt lor You. In view of what Hood'u Sarsaparilla has done for others , Is It not rausuuubio to sun * posu that It will hoof boiiollt to you I For icrafuln , salt itienm und nil other diseases of the blood , for dyspepsia , Indigestion , sick headache , loss of apputlto , that tired fooling , jatarrh , inalnilii , rheumatUin , Hood's Sar- inpuTllla U an unoqualcd remedy. Hood's Pills euro sick headache. Hong of Voturaiu Knciimpniimt , General Barton S. Weeks , coramandor-ln- cblof of the Sons ot Veterans , will leave Now York this evening for Helena , Mont. where thu , eleventh annual encamp ment of the order will bo hold August 8 to 13 , Inclusive , Ho will roach Council Bluff * at I : 'J3 o'clock Friday afternoon , over the Northwestern , und will bo mot there by several of the D film's of the Nobrasica brigade , who will accompany him across to this sidj of tbo river. J'uro mill \Vlu luomii Quality Commends to public approval the California liquid laxative remedy , Brup of Figi. Jt la pleusunt to thu taste and by uctlnc gently on the kidneys , llvir and bowels to clouiibo the tystoin clluetimllv , It promotes the health und comfort of all who use It , and with mil lions ) t Is the best and only remedy. Coal for tlio City School * . Hlila lor furnishing coal aud other supplies for the Board of Education were opened yes- -erday at the board rooms by tha committee jn supplies. The coal merchants were nearly (1 n ton higher on hard coal thnu last year , On soft coal the bids were slightly lower than last year. Itard coal ranged from 10.30 to $10.20 per ton , and soft coal from $3.35 to $3. TO , depending - pending op. quality. UoWitt's Sarsaparilla destroys such pol ions us scrofula , sUin dUu.isos , oczoini , rheu- iiutluw , Its timely uiu aavot many llvoi. I'lon-orHiit Jlniimuni Turk , Mr , Adums , nuporlnlvudent of pnrks , lu Uy proud of the Hue dUplay of IJgwcr * now to bo seen In Hnnscom park. The park commission hn * never before grown so many handsome flowcri ns" this jenr. There nro about forty vnrletlcs niut they show the rcsulu of oxccllont cnro. from the greenhouse - house nt the j > ark flowon liavo been supplied to Donutlf.v Capital nvontio. At ft cost of about $7UO the superintendent , snyi ho has grown this year nonrlv S'J.OOO worth of flow- cm , now growing on ( Jnpltnl nvonuo and In Hnnsconi pnrlc. The floral ground * In the park ere up ncnr the northwest corner. In Tlmo of IVaro 1'ropnro for \Vt\r. Have you over thought what you would do In case you or some of your fntnliy was tan on with n severe attack of collo.chotora morbus , dysentery or ditirrhtni. Jn such emos It la not unusual for fatal rasulti to follow before modlclno can bo procured or n physician summoned. Tlioro Is nothing that will gtvo pormuuoiit relief so quickly as Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera find Dlarrhaoi remedy. It never fails oven In the most povoro cases cither for children or adults. Why not keen It ut hand ) 23and Ofl-uont bottles for sale by druggists. KEEPING UP HIS BEOORD. Oontrnctur ItlrhnriH rarmorly nf Omilm In Trouble lit California. Some of the citizens Of Fruit Vnlo , it quiet llttlo suburb of Oakland , Cat. , would Ilka very much to got hold of a smooth citlzon named Klchards , formerly a resident of Omaha. Hlcharda dawned uoon Fruit Vale several months ngo and was soon In the swim. Ho was a contractor , u goodlookmg follow , n splendid singer , and was made choir loader ana Sunday school superintendent before ho bad been In the nlaco a month. Ho wus ono of the most Important men In the community for n tlmo , but no isn't any more. Ha took sotno contracts at n wonderfully low rate , explaining that ho could afford to loio money on the work for the purpose .of getting his reputation established. When work was falrlr commenced Hlcbards sent for his fam ily and his father , mother and brother and settled them all upon the property hi was Improving. When the tlmo came for the completion of the worn Klchards draw nil the money ho could upon the contract and then quietly departed leaving his poor old father and mother to stand the attacks of the creditors. Ulchurds was well -known In Omaha , where ho lived for a number of years. Ho was Interested in some heavy contract work hero lust your and became sadly Involved und loft tbo city with creditors bnldlnir the sack. Ho wont from Omaha to California. His affairs are now In the courts for settle ment. Richards was ono of the contractors on the new St. Jojoph'.i hospital and got his affairs In a verV bad shapa before ho wont awav. His partner was unable to carry the load of debt that Richards had contracted und the projectors of the hospital were compelled to ti\ko the contract into their own hands. Hlcnards went , from Om.iba to Sin Fran- stsco where begot Into troubio by taking contracts that ho could not carry out. The papers of that city published him as an irre sponsible contractor , nnd ho left the place only to .show up at Fruit Vale and udd now victims to his already long list. Ul.irrlicca In Kentucky "There has boon a continued tendency to bowel disease hero this season , " says Gj W. Shivoll , druggist , WIckllffo , Ky. , ' 'and nn unusual demand for Chamberlain's Oohc , Coolcra and Diarrhoea Remedy. I bavo sold four bottles of It this mdrnlutr. Some romark- nblb cures have been effected bv It and in all cases It has Droved successful. " For sale by druggists. Ilanlc Deposits. The deposits in thu Oranhn banks ns shown by their hist published reports aggregate nearly $25,000,000. The Go"- miin Savings bunk was the li'vst bunk or ganized In the city. They have already passed ten of the older established banks in the line of deposits. This shows n splendid growth , indeed which wo nro pleated to noto. - ' OIT.Y. Sirs. Golem in Wit-its Djuuigei , fur llnr lioy'iTlleiitli I'ulillilimi ; Logul Notices. The city has another law suit on its bauds with James StuckdUlo aud Henry C. Moody co-defendants. The suit is for $5,000 and is brought hy Fanqlo Coleman , administratrix for Albert D. Coleman , dccoa'ed. Albert Coleman , a lad T years of age , ac companied by two boys of about his own ago , was on Juno15 piuyiug on a ran In a largo pool of water at Twenty-eighth and Daven port streets. The raft upset and the Colo- rain boy was droniiod. The mother In bringing suit against the city al leges that the property on which the fatal accident occurred was owned by StockdaloVfc Moody , but that the city in grading Twenty-eighth street stopped up the channel of the creel ; , thus forming a pool of water ton to twenty foot in ilopth. Judge Kcysor has handed down a decision which has some bearing upon legal notices published in the newspapers. In the case of Hoskanson vs Hockanson , a divorce suit , ono of the parties w.is u non resident and service by publication was or dered. The notice was published In the Swedish Tribune , but In the English lan guage.Yben the case came on for trial tlio point was raised that the publication wus not good and that It did not comply with the terms of the statute. In passing'UDun the CHSO Ju-Jgo ICeysor took tb.6 ; same view and hold ttiat the publi cation was jllogal. Ho bnlil that while it wiM'mta that the notico'was printed in Eng lish , the paper was printed In the Swedish InnaiJUKo ; that the' intention of the law was that all'lejjal notices should bo prlntod in English papers and la tbo English language. The nuro Juice of the grape naturally fer mented , that is what Oook'8 Extra Dry Champagne is. Its boqtiofls unrivalled. ATE MORPHINE PILLS. A lliiby SiviillmVH 11 fearful Ditto of the Dcucll.v Driii ; . Llttlo Eva Walters , thoS-yoar-old daughter ofHonry Walters , residing at 1031 North Twentieth street , managed to got hold of a box of Xhorphlno pills bliortly after noon yostcrdav , atia when her mother discovered her was oallng them as fust at she could. An emetic wus at once administered and a puysiclnii hastily summonoil. The stomach of the little patient was omptloJ us spoodlly as possible , but It was none too soon * us the the deadly drug had taken affect mid It wa * utmost impossible to keep the drowsy child nwako. Vigorous treatment was kept up. and at U o'clock the doctor stated that ho thought the llttlo ono would recover. Of the eleven quarter grain pills In the box but three were to be found , und It l-f supposed that the child had taicun two grains of the drug , chewing up the pills' with nor chawing um. Mr * . t U. Pattern , ItoekforJ , III. , writes : 1 From personal experience I c.tu roooir.inond DoWltfs Saraaparllla , u euro for linpuri blood and general debility. " OK TIII : IIIMUUTS. Jn the Heart of the J Glorious Colorado. On the occasion of thu Tomplur con- cluvo tit Denver the Union Paollio will soil tlckota from A up. ! 1 to 7 inulualvo nt $12.00 for the round trip ; tlokota good returning until October 10. Hum U n ohuiicu for n sunitnor outing which iq no'i offered every duy. The Colortitlo cool rotrouts uro not equalled on this * continual. IIAuitv P. DKUEL. City tlulcot ngont , 1B02 Far n am at. Ohioigo Great Western Wiltt Reach Hera Before Winter. t . " ' ' i . j | TO USE NEBRASKA CENTRAL'FACILITIES iit-'j liy Extending Their l.oniodSj'Anoi ' ! Ninety Mile * the Cotiiptny Cnn Secliro tlio Shortest I.lno from ChlcaRO to Ncbrusliii's III. , Aug. 3. Plans are under consideration by the directors "of the Chicago Oreat Western Hallway company , lessee of thoCnloogoSt. Paul & Kansas City , whereby it is proposed to extend the system by build ing a line to Omaha. Such an extension has boon talked of for more than a year , but prior to the reorganization of the company and the increase in the capital stook < tha financial condition of the road was such .that Chair man Stlckney did uotsoa blsnvay clear to an early realization of his dream. With fresh millions at-hls command , it is understood that tho- line to-Omdha will oar- talnly bo constructed and that it U the in * tontloii of the management to have It .com pleted and open for trafllu long biforo the opening of the Wprld's fair. To Ufio Nebraska Central Facilities. In fact , the present plan is to have it in operation as early ns next Christmas , if ar rangements can be made to bogln the work without delay. It is proposed that the now line shall connect with the prosontisyutom nt a point about lit too u miles south of Dos Mcines. This will necessitate the oulldltiff of about nlnotv rnlloj of road and wnon' , completed the Chicago Great Western wfllnavo the shortest line between Chicago aad Omaha , the xvholo length , of it beingu'lil'uo , over ISO miles. ' " ' ' " If the present plans are carried out , It Is probable that the company , wjll usp the ter minal facilities of tnoNcbraita , Qontral road at Omaha. This part of the program Is not settled yet , but tbo fact that' some of the Nobra tta Central people were , ln Chicago a few days ago and in consultation with olll- cmls of the Chicago Great 'Western gives color to tbo rnport that negotiations have boon commenced. Now Source of Trouplo. A circular has boon Issued by the Kansas City , Fort Scott & Mpmphls road notifying tbo publlo that passengers going east by that line on the occasion of the Grand Army en campment at Wasbtpgton next mouth will bo relieved from all nnnoyanco connected with the use of signature form of tickets. No signature will be required , dhd no en dorsement of the agent at Washington will bo necessary to make ttorotnrncoupons good lor transportation. Thus the demoral ization of rates in connection with the en campment has already commenced , Chair man Caldwell of the Western Passonsror association has been notified that this action of the Fort Scott & Memphis will bo mot by tbo Chicago Great Western , the Missouri Pacllloand the Atchlson. and ho ha * author ized all Interested roads to make similar arrangements. Walker CallH n Meeting. Chairman Walker has called a meeting of the commissioners of the Western Trafllc as sociation for next week to consider , among other things , the refusal ot the Missouri Pacific to divert trafllo to competing lines when ordered to do so. A number of mat ters pertaining to transcontinental traQlc will also como up for consideration. Ctitiiwoll ChooKcs nn Arbitrator. Chairman Caldwell of the Western Pas senger association has named A. J" Smith general passenger agent of the Lake Shore- roaa as his choice for arbitrator in the ap peal of the Atchison from his ruling in the Denver rate matter. CUXTIMl KATES TO , OMAHA. llurllngtoii ( unl Mllunukoo Will Protect Tlirlr Xobruokii IlusliiosB. CHICAGO. 111. , Aug. 8. A decision issued by CUolrir.an Calducll of tbo Western Passenger association , denied the applica tion of the Illinois Central und the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul roads for authority to soil round-trip tickets to Omaha , Kansas City and other Missouri rlvor gateway points at a rate not higher than the $12 rate to Den- .vor and return. Tbo cheap rates to the lower Missouri river points , authorized on account of outslao competition , is not sufllclent cause , In the chairman's opinion , for granting similar rates to upper gateways , wnoro no such competition exists. .Notwithstanding the chairman's position on this question , the Burling tdn' and tbo Chicago , Milwaukee & , t. aul ! have both adopted a rate of { 'J.UO from Chicago to Omaba ; to bo In effect from Auiruflt 3 to 7. Their reason for doing this is that the rate to Nebraska points Is cut by the redaction In Eoiitnwoucrn crossing. The rate to St. Joseph is $1) ) and from St. Joseph to u point on the Burjipgtou roau in Nebraska is ? I.O'J , CouseqUintly thosa companies considered that they had a right to make the same th'pUKh"rato-to abe Ne braska point by way of 'Omiiha.iuid they did so , applying the same rate to Omaha , because a higher rate to an .interme diate point would bo illegal.Vbotbor they bud a right to take ths ) , stop without requesting aud obtUlnlnc authority from the chairman is a question that wilt probably bo settled hereafter. The Hooit Island , nooplo uro angry and have filed a complaint" with Chairman Caldwell , declaring that the action of thn Burlington and the St. Paul la re ducing the rate to Omaha without previous notice is a clear violation of tUo agreement , Kuril Ins * for ii Veiir. CHICAGO , 111. , Aug. ! t The statement of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. , Paul railway for the month of Juno and for thu llscal year ondcd Juno HO , was clvcn out today. For Juno the gross earnings wore $2,5St,77S , an increase , as compared with tbo correspond ing month last year , of $137,103. Expanses and taxes amounted to Jl,7811,1)10 ) , nn Increase of S)10UL3. The not earnings were $300,830 , on incniasoof $120,105. Tba statement for the year shows gross earnings of $3j , ! > 33r > 03 , n increuso as compared with the preceding fiscal year of ? J,77'J,2S3 ; expenses und taxes , 0SID,01)4 ) , an Increase of ? ) .4t/KH ; not oarningi > , Sll-lG3r > Xi , an increase of $ , ! )33- ) , 770. After deducting interest on thu fund ing bonds , 7 pr cent on the preferred stock , there remain * a oalanca of $ J , < ! > SUIK > , which is about 5 per cent on the couinipn stock. The estimated gress earnings of the entire system of thu Chicago. Uoclc Island & Parlllo KnilMay company during the month of July wcrol,4.7r > .l07 , an increase as compared with tlnso or the corresponding month of last your off US18. Dtao.i'o never suoocmfully nUicirl the sy om with pure blojJ. UjWltt'a Sirjjpirllli mike * pure , noiv blool apid oirlu-iii uUl A Tlirllllni ; Narrative. Tbo thrilling narratlvo of the awful suf ferings of the fumlne-strlckoh portion of Uusslu , with all the sickening details , from the pen of Frank G , Carpenter , which will appear in next Sunday's BUB , should bo road by orcrybody. Mrs. Wlnslow's ' Soothing Syrup for chil dren teething produces natural quiet sloop. "l > cents a bottle , ' Baking Powder LJ&ed in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard I I THE FACT That AVER'S ? Sarsapfirllla conns OTiinus of fltfrofulous Diseases , Eruptions , Bollrf , Eczema , Liver and Kidney Discuses , Dyspepsia , Rheu matism , and catarrh should bo con vincing thnfcttlio same course of treatment wint cuuis YOU. All that lias becmsaid of tlio wonderful cures offectedMij tlie use of AVER'S Sarsaparilla during tlio past 50 years , truthfully npplics today. It is , in every sense , Tlio Superior Medicine. Its ctirn- tivo properties , strength , effect , and flavor arc always the same ; and for whatever blood diseases AVER'S Sarsaparilla is taken , they yield to this treatment. When you ask lor AVER'S Sarsaparilla don't" bo induced to purchase any of the worthless substitutes , which are mostly mixtures of tlio cheapest in- gradients , contain no Sarsaparilla , have no uniform standard , of ap pearance , flavor , or effect , aVe blood- purifierS in name only , and are of fered to you because tlioro is moro profit in selling them. Take AVER'S Sarsapariila Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver & Co. , Lowell , Mnri. Bold by all Druggist * ; 1'ilca $1 ; nix bottkt , $ > . Cures others , will cure you MANHOOD RESTORED. "SANATIVO. " ths Wonderful 8nlih | Jtcinciiy , la told wltli n Wrltton Ouarantoo to care all Neivoui DIs- raws , Bucli u Wtalc Memory , IXIM of Uraia Tower , Itcadaclic , liood , Nerrousneu.I u * BltuJc , all drains and Before & , After Uso. loss of power of the Photcsraphed from life. Generative Orunni In 1 1 i . -in 11 clllicr BCX. caused \ > r orer-eierlloii , joiillifiil linlltcrellnnB.or the ce alr , 390 of tobacco , opium , onstfniulftiits , nhlch iiltlnmtel/ Irndto Ilillmilty , Ginrjmplloti mid IiiMiultr , Tut up In convenient farm In cnrrv In tlte > p t I'iKkrt. 1'ilcc | 1 n imckncc , or 0 fur $5. AUtlieteiytJoi < U > i wcghea written nuarantoo to euro or refund the manor , Ht'iit by until to nnr mUlrcss. Clitnlar free In | > lnln cnvelol'e. ' Mcutlun thUjiopcr. Aajtus , MADRID CMEMIQALGO. . Broticli Office fo : U.S.A. SU Deailmrn Str-ct. CIIKJAOO. ILL , FOIf SALE Ci Oi-'AHA. NED. , BT Knht & Co . Co.r IStn A DonRlu Pin. 4 .A. Fuller & Co. . Cor > 14Ui & DouaUu 3 to. The little key to great security 5f has these * i stamped on it. c . X Iti perfectly cafe to let all others alone. B I IK/3T EJorrtilno iintiit O U J JUKILurtdinCOtoaodayi KofaytlUcariii.OR.J.STEFHEHtl.Libanos f \on THE NIOHT IS COMINO. THK NIOIIT IH ofdespalrand death , vrlilla but ono In a , inlll- X Ion la prepared for llie Uread ealL Are you that one ? If not , ymir eartli'y welfare de mands that , you adopt proini'titud oirectlvo meas ures to prevent tlio approacn of ( llBoase. or to eradicate tha malady which noff amicti jou. Uaro you PlilflTE In any snare , form , manner or decree ? 1 life rendered u weary uurdeii by any anilctlon such aa \ \ Tlioro lit liniiD , U ro In help , ttiero U upeedy and permanent curs f r > ou uom any or all of [ llano 1119 , In tuo wonderful ut ) littlio marveloui kill and tlio ui appnracliaulo metUuds of tboje ' of rms. JJTBTMTS < f Who. in Ilia treatment ami cunt of tut * class of dli- tawi , know BO nirli wjnl ai fall.1 r.ciul 4 c ! - foi t'jelr Immliuiuely Illiutratca and lilBhlyaluitble usivbiok ot 1VUrM . Coutultatlon free , tail upoi or aadran , with DRS. unrrs & Birrrs , South Hth St , N. E. Corner Uthland Douglas Sta , , Omuhu , Nob. DR. J. E. McGBEW SPECIALIST. iRnTt'lrUArl'lt5si1rLnJlloa"'oatmon'01 ! { ! ' forms ot PHiyATB DISEASES , mill all ilNorloM nntl liabilities of youth imd munhooJ. IVyonrV oxpcrlciico. Ills rmourcoi nnil fitcllltlo < i nro priictlonllyuiilliiiltuJ. The Oootor U rooorn- niomloil br the | ire < * . ntut oniloraod | n the stronuoit terms hy thu people for fulr tnmt- niont unit honoit profession il nilvlco , The most powerful romoillci known to in nil or a BC pnup for the siiooossful iroutmont of the QONOBRHOEA tnimortliMo rollof. A com- plotonura Without the loss ot an hour's tlmo from lutsliiesf. QJJEEr Ono of the moat coniuloto an.l suo- cossf ul troiitmanti for Rloot nn.l nil nmiovitis ( IlBolmncs.vut known to the moJIoat profu sion. The results uro truly wonilurf til. STRTOTITKE Oroutost known romojy for the treatment of stricture ) , without pain , cut- tint . or diliitliiT. Ainostroiniirk.iblo romodv. SYPHILIS No troatiiiont for this torrlbla blooct dlsonso has over boon moro sucoos ful. norhudHtroiiRorondoriiomonU , In the llcho of inuclorn saloncq this dlsoiso Is posltlroly cur.ib'.o nnd every truce ot tlm polsen entirely rctnovoil from the liloo.l. LOST MANHOOD , nnd ambition , norvaus- ncs9 , tlnilditv , tloipondonoy nnd nil woaknasi und dlsorOors ot youth or uuuihooJ. Kollof nlitnlned ntonco. BKpr DISEASES , nnd nil dlsoasos of tha s torn tie n , blonJ , liver , kldnoys und bluddor nro treated su cucssfully with the groatu > kiuiwii romodlos for the illio isoi. Wrlto forclrauUrs nnd uuoillotillst , frjj. 14th tntit farmttn. * tv. ttinnJui , Vn > Healthful Happiness. The bloyclo of tomorrow may bo bettor'than the bicycle of today The Columbia of today Is the best of the dny It cannot bo botttr until it is madobottor It cannot bo made better until modern mechanics ad- vanoo unto attothor piano of suc cessful accomplishment In these days the Columbia will load as in the days of now. All nboulColuinblns. SI pages of poattrolr II Illustrations. free ut any Columbia nuo ncy < > r pnt br ftirttl for two 2 caut Btnnlp. 1'OpoMfK Co. , W | Col urn bin Aro. . llonton. QUAIL BRAND HEALTH FOODS Parched Rolled Oats , Unequalled in Flavor. Corn ' Gritz , Sold only in 2J pound packages. Velvet Meal- For muffins and gams. Sold by nil first-Glass PROPOSALS FOR SEWER CON- NECTIONS. Boalcd proposals will bo received by tha nn- dorslcnud until iio : : o'clock , August II ) , 189. ' . for sou or connections , ordered niudo bv ordi nance No. W ) . ' . to and within the curt ) lines on certain streets , avenues and alleys In stroct Improvement districts IS'ns. ; i"U , 41 > , 447 , 4.l , 4 1 , 42.420. . 427 , 42X , 4:0. 430. 4111 , 41. ' , 4K ) . 4.'H. 4t : > , 4 10. 417 , 4 8 , 4t : ! > , 441) , 411. 44'J , 44 J , 441. 440 , 4V ) . 4.11 , 4M. 4W. 4M , 4.17. 4" S , 4M..45) ) , 4UI. 44(1. ( 4li7 nnd 470 , und moro particularly described ns lollows , to wit : Ao.'JjU rune or VJth uvemio rroni liouvon. north street to Hickory street. No 443 Alley In block 'J , Hunseom I'lnco. No 447 Loiivenworth street from the west line of 10th street to wcatllno of 29th avo. No 42J Oth. street from the south line of 1'lcrco street to the north line of Hickory otreot. , No4i4 I.oavouworth street from the west line of 10th street to the east line of llth street. No 42S 12th street from the south line of .Tnnnc el mcit. in t.hn nnrt.li Hun nf LnLVonwurtli street , No 426 Socncor street from Shonunn ave nue to 24th Htrout. No 427 Lithrop street from Sliorman nvo nuo to 18th street. No Jib-rUurt street from the west line of litli Htroot tQ the oust line ot lUlh street. r\o420-rSlriico street from the west line of 22d street. . tp the enst line of 2Uh street. No 433 Oass street from 24 street to 2Uli street. No 431 Mason Street from 29th street to 20th avenue. No 43J MHBOII strcnt from tlio east line of 30th street to the east line of 31st street. No 433 32i ] street Innn the north line of Eu clid I'luuo to the uorth line of Woolworth nvo- nuo. nuo.No 431 California street from 15th street to 10th street. No413 Izard street from 12th streotto IHh street. , No4.iO-r.iror ! street from 24th street to the oust line of 20th street. No 4:1 : ? SowarJ street fromSlth stroutto25th struct. No 4U3 Clilciifo street from 2id street to 23d street. No JllO-Oaldwcll street from 2Ith street to the went line of Hlilnn's nililltlon. No 440 aliurinnn avenue from south line of Grand avvniio to Tort street. No 411 'J'Jth street from L'arimm street to tliunmlli llnoof Davenport street. No4l. Ja\cnport street from D'Jtli street to | 0th street. No4I-40th street from the south line of P.ironport street to Oninlnp street. No 411 Madison uvenuo from llth street to ) liorman avenue. No4IU Uhluaito street from west line of 25th till cot to 2tth stieet. No 4JO Ht. Mury'H avciuio from the west line of 2Uth street to tlio east line of 2ith struct. No 4 1 17th street from Hurcey street to St. Mary's ave n ne. No4 : > li-Tlio ullny from 22nd street to Slth struct In I'.iulsun's addition. , No4H-Oth ! street from Furnam street to Ilnrnoy utreet. No 4 W 2s tli street from the south line ot I'opplcton avonno to the uorth llnu ofVool. . worth avenue. No 457 Davenport street from 21th street to till street. No 4S3 Oass street from west line of 24th street to lOi feet west of 2. > th strnet. No 4'iJ O. ISM street from east line ot 21th strc'ot tti v/ost llnoof 24th stroot. No. 45J Hamilton street , from the west linn of lOtli srcot ( to the east line of thu vluduotof tlio Holt I.lno railway. No. 401i'ho u.Oey in hJocU 253olt _ . , No. 4IR Alloy In block IP , city. No. 4li7 Alloy In hloak IX city , from 10th etreot to'JJtli street , und No. 470 Ninth Rtreut from I'aullllo Blrvot to alloy north of 1'aolllu street. No. 401 'Id streut from the south line of 1'lorcostiunt to Williams. No. 4IU I'lnrco street from the east line of 4th btrecit to the west linn of : id Htreut , No. 47,1 Alloy turn mh to mhmrcots bo- twoun J.icKson kiroot and Join's street. No 474 17lh street from Fa rim in street to Hartley street. No. 415 Izuid street from 18th street to 23d struct. No. 410 Slid street fiom tlm north line of Ciiin'ni street to the ninth lluu of Michigan btruet. And No. 410 Michigan street tram 2J4 itroot to 2Hh street. No. : ns Clmrlus street from ; th street to 40tliatr.'ot as nornrdliianun No. 28 In. No. ; NJ 2 Uh Hlrotsi. Irom UarJ tol.ukostioot an iierorllnuneo K 2.SII. ork to hodonu In ancordanco with nlnna nnd HiieuUloatltinu on Illo In the olllso of tlio bou nl of pulillownrkH , -All bids id bo inndo on bliinks fnr- nlthod hy the hoard and toliDaoeoiuu.inleil by iieurtltledeliock In Iliomimof fi 'J. p.iy.iblptti the city of Umuhu , iiu an vvltlenvo of pootl Ilkl dera can bid on nny or all districts. Thu boiiid ruborvua the rliiht to rvjojtuiiy or . Ohnlrnmn Hoard of 1'ubllo Work * . Oiuuhn , Nuu. , July mh , IS/ ' , Jy CLOTHE V your boy during vacation with "vacation clothes. There's no sense in putting a boy's "good clothes" on < him , when" he's out of school , raising "Cain" every min- / utc he's "able. " He hasn t any more respect for a/ five dollar suit than a dollar one , when there's any fur ) going on. YOUR boy isn't rnnch different from other boys unless he'g a tridc harder on his clothes than- the rest of 'cm. Just sit out on your porch any evening and see how many boys you can count in your neighborhood , They're into all sorts of deviltry and fun , and your S. is in the thickest of it. It's no wonder he wears but clothes , is it ? Well , let him. We'll divide..the , ex pense of getting him some new ones. Today , , \j/e're ' going to offer a big lot of knee pants , for boys fr'om four to fourteen years old. They're made , . ll > vacation wean made out of good stout materials , -and Strongly sewed. We had 'em made for just such boya as you've got and made for just such fun as he.likes. ' They're not all wool , nor arc they worth more'n a del * lar but we're going to sell 'em while they last for t. a pair. To make it doubly interesting , we're going to sell at the same time , a hundred dozen waists fortheso same boys in ginghams seersuckersflannelettes - outing flannels calicoes shirtings and so on in stripes-checks plaids and figures at the same price as the pants twenty cents. We've said enough havn't we ? During July and August we close at 6:3O : p. m , Saturdays , 1O p. m. lil D ACADEMY , Oldest Mllllarr School In Mo. Wo challenged nil the leading Military Schools In the State to * competitive drill latt session , and they declined In meet us. Infantry , Artillery nmt Cavalry Drill. All modern conveniences. HitcnEivc iiniiruvtiiicntb now \it\og \ \ made. luarJ.Tuitiun and Wasa- ing J2& > , pur mission. * Dr. JAMES A. Qtunr.Es , of Waslilngton nnrt I.oo University , Vo , Bays : "No olhrr Academy In the cntlru country had nm < l litre a inoiumlinlrutila record as eliown by Ilia MICCCM ot the ncuocnti prepared liy It tor this Institution . , ( our ot whom tiavulu Iliopiut four years taken loiiracliulanlilpa , lour medals and three degrees. " * 1'or Illustrated catalogue and full Information address MAJOR S. SELLERS , Lexington , Mo. EDUCATIONAL. flMERICIN CONSERViTOeY IULI , CIIICAI.O. > llLmncluiiof ] SIuiic.Kio- cuilun. Pulwxrlc. Karty Iiutructor * . l unnnl department forlenclurx , UmiiniafMilmlMmtwH. Full turn Ufcliu Btpu7. Bemllurcalaloituo. J. 1. lUTTHWUff , Ulrtclor. | SEMINARY , 1 or I liulier ind L.ll * rial I liuCAnoHof I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Gllll.saiul VoUHtl , . , . . ' . 83rd ScKlim * > rpt. tin Aililrrsi Jtf .T. I'cylon IValton. A. 11. , 1'rctlJeut , Ixillncluu , JUIttuurl. TheLOKIMG SCHOOL UnlvoiBlty-prop.ir.\tory. ( Rstihllsliod OIIIOA'IU. II.I.IMJIS. Yonn , ' Children. Kor further partloulara addrosaand hoiiouu.VI > t-ralno Avo.Jlileu ( o 'CONSERVATORY. ' IJtaftfnftrnitlon In allileimrt- linentH of MusicalHtiid ) , Mno - * itrm.a-'sinnlldiilniHuhuc year. AcMlffs U IMlUtLAUL ) , Bu | t. JacLtunvUlv , 111. A MILITARY HOME SCHOOL. UnrnrparicdEqulpmcntiiCiirrTuI Moral and Social tralniliK ) p.i'rLi | for Iliisliicua end foranyCollcrfo , Stlcntlllo School orUnlvcr tltM now ( lymnarlumi Wood working nnd Military billli lllflioit le llinonUI i lOtli voariiiuinliurllmltedillliirlratcdratnloK" ! ! ! addrex Vrlii. N.I , . VlIVllK , A. 51. , BUNKER HILL , ILL. WESTERN MILITMY A thorough neliool. I'rtpartu for Collcwq or UutlllCHl. AVitllllliU lilllfliorHt. J.olllf. Address OOL. WILLIS DROWN , Oupcrlntondent. Tooth-Food. Tliis medicine for babies prevents nnd cures pains of teething nnd resulting diseases , not by putting cliildrcn to sleep with nn ophite , for it contain ! ; no harmful diu i ) , but by supplying tlio tcctli'fonniiig ingredients which aic lacking in most mothers' mill : and all nitificinl foods. It is sweet and babies like it. ? i.oo n bottle , at all drujjjjists. Send for pam phlet , "Tcctliinjj Aladc Easy. " ' THE KEYK'OLIJS MFG. CO. , * CINCINNATI , O. Dr. Bailey , $ r The Lciullnt , ' i " Dentist _ 'JhlriTrioor , I'jxton HlooU. Tolciihoiio lOHv' Kith uuil rariiiiiu Sis. A full > ut of tncllr.on rubber lor li 1'urfvctiet Ttetli wltliout platen ur ramoraklu urmuu wurlc luttltiu tlilnu for lnjur ! orimhllu tuuaKin , uuror ( IriipUunn , TUKl'II KXTItAOTKD WITHOUT I'AIN Gold Ulllns t raiikon'iblo rutvM. All work warranted. Cutthlioutft Elastic Stockings -FOK Weak Limbs Varicose Veins Swellings , all sizes. Abdo minal Supporters ters , Deformit' ' Braces , IVIedi- cinal Supplies. TIIK . -MBi * y 5fc > - u\Ji\llJ ± fi i B ? 114 S. Ibtn St. , Next to Post Olfico K I TRADE MARK. 1 tc larattl , Vi t it and Vlneit n Ufi World."J ; " " ' BEV ; YOH"CtoPHMHDEflny"AHD'UIABDOW. . V NliW VOIIK , o'niTt/tl/nsil'nnd NAPLES * Atrcuuliir Interval * . SALODH , SECOND-CLASS AND 6TEERAQE ratononluwOBtlorniHto and from tlio jirlnclplo D:3i:3. EU3U5H , 18I3H ft ALL OOUTIXEIITAL1011110. 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