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8 THE OMAHA DAILY KEfo m.lUIlSUAV , AUGUST 30 , 1804. WESTERN CROP CONDITIONS Ljman J , Ggo Oolleots BUttstica from Lscal Bankers. PROSPECTS ARE NOT-VERY PflOMISING JOCTB. Nclirnulm , Kini'iii niut South Itnknln Ilnvr , IIH n Ilulr , n Short Crnp , ItniiR- lug from Twn-TliinU to iin Ab- 0c > | iitn 1'ulliirp. CHICAGO , Aug. 29. President Lyman J. dago of the Klrst National bank lias r - cclvcd repnrlB from nearly every county In the Blnles of Iowa , Kansas , Nebraska. North and South Dnlcota. These reports were nRule by banUcrs In th ? several counties auit are believed to be absolutely Impartial and ac curate The repcrts on the condition of the crops from Uio covcrmicnt and other sources were BO confllctJnK lint Mr. ClaRJ determined to hn\o n cnnvasa mndu lifinsclt for the EUldanc of his batik The states of Illinois. Ohio and Mls ourl were not co\cred , as all ngrce tlio yields In HIPT > states Kill be above the average , though there will be bare spata In some localities. Mr. Gage's conclusion from the reports la that thcrj will bo suf fering In western Kansas ami Nebraska , where the crops practically have been a total failure , and the farmers will require asslst- anoJ from the outside to enable them to get through the winter , lit oilier parts , where there IB from one-half to two-thirds of a crop , the Increased prices which the farmers will receive for th Ir products will compensate for the shortaKe and everybody will set along very comfortably. The short cropu wbl offset , to aoine desrce , Mr Gag- > thinks , the beneficent results In the revival ot business which tnlttht bo expected by a Ecttlem nt of the tariff question by limiting the demand for merchandise , owing to the curtailing of the purchasing power of the fanners In eomo sections , -altogether he thinks this -will be a. fairly prosp rous year. The substance of the hundreds of letters received lias been extracted and a synopsis made showing the condition of the crops In each state Nu report was made on wheat In Iowa , which Is not n standard crop In that utate , very Huh being raised there. The BummnrlcK of the different states are as fol lows , Iowa Reports from the two tiers 6f coun ties adjoining th" Mississippi river nnd the northern three tiers extending across tlte State show almost two-thirds crop of hay , full crop of oats and one-half to two-thirds crop of corn The central counties will have over half a crop ol liny half crop of oats and pno-thlrd crop of corn In th southwestern counties thorc will be under a half crop ot liay , half to two-thirds crop of oils and under a half crop of corn The southcastpi n counties will liavo a half crop of bay , under a full crop of oats and one-third crop of corn Nebraska Hcports from the northern part of the state , north of the I'latto river and cast of the ninety-eighth meridian , show a hay crop under one-half of the average , oats nnd wheat under ore-half and corn under one-half. South of the Platte river and cast of the ninety-eighth meridian , poor crops ; hay under one-third , oats and wheat over one-half and the corn undir one-fifth. Ccn- \ra\ \ part of the state , west of the ninety- eighth meridian , extending from north tc south across the state , show an almost total failure of crops ; hay , oats , wheat and corn nder one-quarter of a crop. Reports from eundry counties In the western part of the state show thcie Is little hay and almost ti total failure of oats , wheat and corn South Dakota The southeast quarter ol thf state , east of the Missouri river , shows less than a half crop of hay , less than two- fjfths crop of oats , un-ler a half crop ol wheat and no corn to speak of. The north east part of the state t > lie > vs over a half croi of hay and oats and about a half crop ol wheat. The Black Hills district reports UK best crop In the history of the state , will more than , an average of hay , oats , client am corn. corn.North Dakota The part of the state easi of the Missouri river shows a wheat croi nearly equal to the average , vlth over i two-thirds crop of oats No reports hav < been received from the rest of the stall which can be summarized. Kansas The northeast quarter of the stati allows almost a full crop of oats and wheat half a crop ot hay and less than half a cro ] of corn. The southeast quarter shows be twecn a halt ami two-thirds crop of Ijay ove"r two-thllfds crop of oats , almost a fill crop of wheat ami nearly u half crop of corn The central part , extending from north ti south across the state , shows a half crop o hay , under one-half crop of oats , under two thirds crop of wheat and under a half croi of corn. Reports from four counties In th western part show nearly a complete fallur of crops ; hay , corn , oats and wheat under \ third crop. _ _ F ? Thursday At the Morse Dry Goods Co.will bo sill day , the time to buy novelty silks , blacl silks , colored .moire's and surahs ; also was ! silks will be on sale at prices next to tioth Ing for the goods. Wo mention only a , few. Tour choice of a lot of surahs , wash silk and china's at 25c a yard ; colored molro't all silk , that always sell for $1.50 a yard go nt 75c : a lot of regular 90c colored Chin allks for 49c. At ) of our 90c colored turaha also go I at 49c a yard. A very largo stock of black dress silk will bo on sale Thursday. Illack Bilks at to bo used this fall and winter , and thl sals will save you lots of money It you bu now. In addition to the above there will b epcclnl sale In hosiery , ladles' knit undei vests , ribbons at 2c a yard , notions an toilet articles , sale of soiled blankets , a Ic of woolen Oress goods at 37c , also a lot of fin French and nngllsh suitings must close ou THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. llo's V"Ho ! a 'trinclcr. Muster Martin Sugennan of this city lis established his reputation as a travel r. II Is but II years of age , and Is an exceed. ngl bright lad , has a pleasing manner and maki friends readily. He lias Just returned froi a visit to bis aunl , Mrs Tohrner , at Pranl lit ) , Tenn. Ho left Omaha on June 23 , an made the trip to and from Tennessee Una com pan led. The youiiR man has the faculty ot seeing t well as traveling , and tells an Intcrestlr story of his travels and experiences. 1 visited Iho battle grounds near Murfreesboi and collected a number of bullets as souv nlrs ot his \lslt. Ho also visited the coi federate cemetery at Franklin. He apci part of a day at tha Vnnderbllt unlversll nnd learned more about that Institution the inunyvisitors -would find cut In a week. He returned homo alone , and saya lie wi shown every courtesy by railroad men ar his fellow travelers. The boy Is the son < Mr. Sugerman at 1111 Douglas street. o Frnni Oliver. OLIVER. 111. . July 10. 1S9L Messers. Fo sytlie < & rorsyhe ( , prominent merchants this place , ser they have used Chamberlain Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy their families. In the moat severe rises bloody Hut , with perfect satisfaction , ai take pleasure In recommending It to the pu lie. This Is the most successful medicine tha market for colic , cholera morbus , , dyse tcry , diarrhoea and summer complalr There Is nothing equal to It for summ complaint Incident to children. For sale 1 druggists. Tim Hulk 11 f tlio For Kansas City and all of the business f 8t Joe goes "via the llurllngton. " Trains leave at 9 45 a. m. and 9:45 : p. i Tickets at 1324 Farnam street. nun 1 % M. ill OniHlm , HE 15 A. SI , nt Ulilcug The new veatlbuled train new running ( be "Northwestern" eait dilljr. . ItulilliiK I'lutrcr llril * . Snealc thieves are playing liavoo wl flower beds In the neighborhood of t Lcavenvorlh school. Several lawns ha been lotted within a week and many beau | ul flowering and follace plant * carrl away or destroyed The sneaks evidently kniw what they want nnd where to gel It. About midnight Tussday nlfiht they raided a yard near the school , pull'tl all rose ger aniums , petunias and fever ferns In the beds and made off with them. Some other plants were pulled , evidently br mistake , is they were thrown cm the ground. The Indignation tf the housekeepers Is at a djngorous pitch , tnd If tha lawn vandals JTO caught the victims will dope them with lead or leather , as the c rcumstanccswar rant. IIAVI > IN HICOH. A Tew 8uinplcn of Iliu Tlmmdny J'r res Are Hrrn Mciitlonnil. nilKSS GOODS. Wo'vo got unquestionably the biggest line of popular priced dress gooda ever shewn lu the west , and our determination to nuke this the leading feature of the house prompts us to continue our dally bargains. THURSDAY. - WP will sell CUP 4&e covert. 29c. Wu will sell our Sfic worsted * , Idc. \\'o will sell our 3C-liich ullvo3l novelty , only 10 plccfis. t\.r i2V c. \Vo TV 111 sell our 31-Inch wool pUlds for children , I5c. \Ve will continue to sell our 4C Inch wool serso at 49q. \Ve will excel all our former effrls In ladles' clotlu f 2 tnclies wide , nil colors , 48e. uLACtc nitnssaoons. . N-thlnK lias been left undone to get to gether the choicest products of the leading manufacturers. 38-nch all wool terge at 43c. Our fancy dots , oiii1 chevron , our line nt Me Koliig at GOc ar simply elegant. Ori 40-Inch bl.ck alpaca at 23c Is second to n tie. All goods , nil prlo s guaranteed. GHOCniUES. Special sale Thursday. Canned Roods wrro never so cheap before. Tomatoes , 7'XjC ' ; ch Ice corn , Cc ; peaches , 13' c ; plums , 12'4c , presprved raspberries , 12'ic ; preserved blackberries. lOc ; 1'urltan rolled oils , Cc , Sapollo. Be ; all brands of soap 3c bar ( Thursday ) ; crown raisins , 3e Goodwill bo delivered to any part cf the city. South Omaha , North Omaha or Council Illuffs without delay. FURNISHINGS. The only house wh.ch has the nerve to sell goods so cheap. Dargalns just received from New York auction , Men's shoulder braces , -worth-We to } l-0t > per pair , go at lOc 1 case cf gents' summer merino drawers , 25c worth BOc BOO dozen hosiery frojn auction to be closed out Be , 7c nnd 9c per pair. 100 dozen gents' tine outing flannel shirts , manufacturer's samples , to be closed out at less than % price. WRAPPERS AND WAISTS. Wo have Just received another lot of ladles' waists , with laundered collars and cuffs , which we will place on sale for Thursday at $1.00 each ; a regular } l 50 quality. There are still n few of those beaut ful lawn wrappers left. Your choice of the lot Thuisduy , 89c , worlli double the price. NOTIONS. 600 yards spool cotton. 5c ; 12 yards lace , 5c ; 4 yards skirt facing , Be , 1 dozen best brass hilrplns , tic ; the Test of our ? : . ( / ) hammocks at $1.18 ; croquet sets at cost ; 3,006 books free. HAYDI3N BROS. ( llj IHrcctory OMAHA , Aug 29. ISO ! Office of the J M. Wolfe Directory Co Tills company having voted to wind up Its affairs and retire from business as soon as ( lie Nebraska State Ga zetteer , now In press. Is finished. Is glad to bo able to say , not by way of compliment , but with the utmost good faith nnd sincerity , that the Omaha Dlr ctory Co , tvhlch will hereafter publish the directory ot this cltv , will meet the highest expectations of the public. They have under contract a corps of prac tical directory men of larg experience In the best directory offices In tlio country. A fa vorable contract for printing , binding , etc. , \\lth the Omaha Printing Co , and every other Item necessary to place them in an attitude to Insure the production of a directory that shall be a credit to the city and a reliable Index to Its people and the various occupa tions In which they arc engaged. THE J. M. WOLFE DIRECTORY CO. THE NEBRASKA STATE GAZETTEER AND UUSINESS DIRECTORY FOll 1894-85. Is now being prepared nnd will bo Issued in a short Urn' . People throughout the state having established in business or changed to other parts of the slate should Eend In the change nt once to 510 Paxton block , Omaha J. M. WOL.FC DIRECTORY CO , Publishers. Omaliii and Cblci u l.hiiltcsil rift en-flour Train. Leave Omaha at C 35 p. m. and arrive at Chicago 9 40 a. in. via C. M & St. P. Ry. for Chicago and all points east. Trains made up and started from Omaha , assuring passengers clean and well aired cars. The only line running a solid vestlbuled electric- lighted train from Omaha direct. No waitIng - Ing for through trains. Elegant chair cars , palace sleeping and din ing cars. Ticket office , 1&04 Farnam street. c s. CARRIER , Ticket Agent A rureiriill Itrccptlon. Mr. M. Humble , fvho has for some time been assistant editor of Svcnska Journalcn , pub lished In this city , wus tendered a farewell reception by a number of friends at Mid land hotel Tuesday night. Mr. Humble will : family has left for his native city Stockholm , Sweden , where he Intends to re main. Speeches were made by Dr. C. U. Storke C. W. Johnson , M. Humble , Frank Burmar and others. Among those present , wen Frank Burman , Dr. C. U. Starkc , Pranl Planck , Eric Wtdtnghoff. August Lofgren Albert Johnson , C. F. Trlckson : , A. S. Dal strom , E. 0. Turen , C. W. Johnson and Frei Flodman. hrup Jtutciv to Plttsuurc- On account of the national G. A. It. con' ' ventlon at Plttsburs. September 10 , thp. XInloi Pacific will sell tickets to that point at ex tremcly low rates. Thf Union Pacific Is till official route for the Nebraska veterans am their families and friends See your neares Union Pacific agent for further particulars. A > mv Train lo Ctitcuj ; " Commencing August 12 , the "Omaha am Chicago special , " via tb Chicago & North western railway , leaves Omaha dally at 5:4 ! p. m , , and arrives at Chicago 8:45 : nex morning. Vestlbuled dining car , Wagne sleepers and chair cara form the equlpmen of thla train , and are all up to "Noith western" standard. 1401 Farnam street , city ticket office. Kxcur luit To 1'lttnburg The Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern R' ; will eell excursion tickets , September 5 to 1C to Plttsbur ? , Pa. , account G. A. R. Nat Ion a Encampment , at special low rates , good re turning until September 25. Best line Iron St. Lonls , SprlugHeld , Louisville or Clncimiat to Plttsburg For rates or further Information apply t nny agent of the B. & O. S. W. R'y. or ad dress A. C. Goodrich , West. Passenger agenl P. O Box 2C4 , Kansas ( Jlty , Mo. Just u l.lltln Punter. The "Northwester" Number Six , lavln Omaha 4 p. m dally , now arrives at Chlcag 7.09 a. in , Int-tead of S'lfi , as formerly. "Jus a little faster. " Don't confuse this with th Omaha Chicago special , which still leaves a 5-45 p m , dally and arrhes nt Chicago 8:1 : a. m. No need to change this train. City ofllce , 1401 Parnam street. The Omaha letter carriers have th'.lr ur niml excursion to Coffnmn , Labor day , So ; tember 3. Special ( rains from Webster stm depot. ° NHlluuikl ( I. A. II. Olllrliil lluuln. t. The Union Pacific Is the official route fc the Nebraska veterans. Call on your neares Union Pacific agent for rates and part let lars. Buy your hard coil before the advanci A. L. Putr.ck keepa the best. MKI > . MATIIIESEN-Conrndlne. Aujrust 23h ( , ISO wife of John Muthlesen , aged 67 > cur 1'unerul at 2 o'clock Thursday atternooi August 30 , 1SM ! , from tier Into resldenc 1740 South Ulevcnlh street , to Frospec AllltOTT 'Reuben Hverett II , nse < l 18 yeai and 13 dnytt , beloved HIM of Mr. and Mr J. C'lurko Abbott , of appendicitis , Tucada : August 2& , 1&9I , at 3 Ji p. m Funt-n services from the residence of Ills parent 103 Itlnncy street , Thursday afternooi August 30 , 1B94 , at 2 o'clock. Inturmei Forest Lawn. Friends InvlteJ. WASTED MRRIACE LICENSE Ctory of How a Grcce-y 0ork ! Cpent TV ? Dollars in Vn'ii. AMOROUS IMPtTUOSITY 13 CAFFLED NVnr Vt-rtloii of "T.ulo'n I.iilmr l.o'.t" ! : < cunlcd 111 Ilia OITU-ii nt Ilifl County Iiutgn All the M' < irk if it Bweilo un a Irlcjclo. One set of wedding bells that should have chimed most joyously 'ere thin are now for ever out of tune. Their silvery tones will never waken love's bright dream , nor will their lingering echoes tell of wedded bliss I'vio tructing joutt.Uil hearts that once pul sated In tlow , languorous time with love's sweet stnpliony ore beating- other muilc now. Cupid has unstrung hH bow and iull | the Job In disgust , and when John seet Anna coming , the other sldu of the street Is goo. enough for him. This Is the final , deplorable ending ot a Ib tie drama , the final act ot which was play In Judge Baxter's olllee yesterday The on' ' record of Us passage la found In the Urea register , where one of the stubs certifies 1(1 ( on August 20 John and Anna were gi\ legal permission to vcd. It would no I right to tell the rest ot their naiics to llu friends , who might further has row Hit already lacerated hearts , but It Is all vvritK In the register , and further down nppears. f- legend' "No marriage Ins been perform unikr this license " The document In que tlon was Issued at John's behest , and ufu being in circulation for one short week , I was returned by the forsaken groom , when fond anticipations had been wantonly ill pelted by the changing humor of n woman. John was born in Germany home tvventj three years ago , but catno to America xt long ago tiat ) he would scarcely be suspected ot being a foreigner. Endowed with niort- than'an ordinary allowance of Industry ami thrift , he attended strictly to business and IF now the proprietor of n bank account nnd i < Job ns clerk In n soutii side grocery. It wa" almost a jear ago that be met Anna , whosi antecedents led back to the same Saxon stotk and whose blond tresses had shlinmrrel li. the suns of nineteen summers John thought of his lonely ( jimrters over the grocery store then of his slowly Increasing bank account and , as his eyes rested on Anna's pretty face and white , rounded nrnis , he concluded that It was time he married A DISTURBING STAR But there was an obstacle In the way of Is ambition. A big liubliy Swede had long ofore sought to win the affection cf the girl , nd for a long time her smiles were divided etwecn him arid her new admirer. Hut ohn soon found a way to put his rival to Ight. The man who delivered the kerosene nd sugar that John weighed out wns n 'rlend ot bis and vlieu ha heard of J.nil's eve affair he quickly suggested a way out f the difficulty. He opined that while uoonllght walUs along the quiet streets and wcet assurances whispered In the deserted ooks of Hascall's unfinished mansion were .11 right lu their way , any sensible girl \oiild rather ride than ualk , and If John ad a horse end buggy he would soon dls- anco his rival and come under the matrimonial menial wlru several lengths ahead , The argument seemed good to the lover nd a bargain was quickly made whereby ohn was to have the use of his friend's ehicle , except on Saturday nights , when > c had to stay at the store. For a time all eemed propitious. Anna knew a good hlngwhen she aaw It and soon mode up her mind that a lover -with a horw and iuggy was far preferable to cno who offered no such consideration. All summer Isng ' .bey rode together behind the old horse , ivho seemed to know that speed was not a desideratum and quietly followed ( he darkest streets , while John boldly slid his arm around the tempting vnlst beside , him and made the most of his opportunities. Sueh love-making was not to be withstood , and while Juno roses were yet In.bloom Annie's blushing promise was won and the -wedding lay was named -whispered tones. WON ON A TRICYCLE. But the baffled Swede was not to be thus easily deposed. He swore vengeance on his successful rhal , and laid awake nights tc Invent some plan to rob him of his prize About this time he Invented a diabolical scheme. He saw John's horse and buggy am1 raised him out of sight. One bright Sumlaj afternoon a youth clad In a blue blcyclt suit and a Jaunty cap rode slowly by Anna' : parental maifslon. He was mounted on i tricycle , and the empty seat behind seeme ( waiting for some one to nil It. He did noi glance at the girl , who wns slyly peeplni from the half drawn window curtain , bu he knew she was there Just the same , am chuckled In fiendish glee as he ponderet over the eventual discomfiture ot his rival Next day ho met Anna on the street Shi smiled as she had not done since the fatet day when she bad left him , and before an other Sunday came she had consented ti help him propel the vehicle which he hai rented with the last sixpence of hla las month's salary. It was not long- before John discovered th drift of affairs , and rightly concluded tha decided measures must be taken. He wa not afraid of failure , for had not Ann ; promised to be his , and would the pink o all womankind go back on her promla pledged under so many full moons7 So h hurried to the county Judge's office , and li five minutes he was on his way back wit : a wedding license In his pocket He woul hasten the bridal , and when Anna was en tlrely his the fascinations of his rival woul tfoon yield to the ties ot connubial happl ness. BUT SHE SAID NO But John was a few chips sh > In bis calcu latlons. At first the maiden put him off. nay Ing that he was Jealous If she aa much a looked at any ot the other men -who.ver wont to cast admiring glances In her dlret Uon Then John grew wroth ami Insisted thn the wedding take place at once. Anna waxe indignant In her turn and vowed that sh would not hear of marriage for another yeai She was having a pretty good time nnd sh was not disposed to get married while ther was a tricycle In sight In vain John urge that that was a novelty that would soon lo Its charm and that the old-fashioned WD was the best , after all. Hut Anna would m ECO the advantages of Germany In -wagot as compared with Sweden on a tricycle an soon all bets were declared oft. Aiinu wen homo divorced from all allegiance to he once betrothed , and John went back to Hi county court with his \\asted license. , He wanted his } 2 back , but Clerk Morro < Insisted that It was through no fault of hi that the wedding did not occur , and assure the forsaken lover that lie must charge th loss up to experience "Well , tnKe back you d d old license , anyhow , " Vociferated Join "Iwouldn't wall five minutes for her , " an he left the building In huge disgust , vhll the useless document was carefully file away. Cook's Imperial Champagne KMr'a Dr end extra quality Dry pungent , emit delicious aroma and baa lovely boquet. Awarded Highest Honors World'j * Fair. MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Ci m of Tartar Powder. Pit .om Ammonia , Alum or any other adulUif ' 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. IlESERVED SEATS O.V N.U.KAT Tickets to POCHPEI1 01 ' Kuhu'r,16th and Douglni. Also admit to CUnrt'anil K'tisler's , 1 Gth nnd Fnrnnra Boich after 0:3 : ? m Fuller' ' ? , 14th and Douglas while Courtlaud . ' Bach Klplingcr's , 13th and Tar- tickets nra not graft Tor num. Up to t > o'clock ot ( heat Pompaii at any tine , THURSDAY , AUGUST 3ft at tlio iierfonnnuoo. PAIK'S I.AST DAYS OP POMPEII , . Pompeii's Destruction as Actually Prasenled. Grandest Fireworks A perfect likeness of the Mayor in u blti/.ing frame 20x10 feet. Spectacle Tnkcthu Shcriviin nvemteciirs and change curs at Locust stivct ; no Scale of Prices. transfer slip Is nccchbtiry after 0:30 p. in. On entering cnrs at Locust Admission , with g-ood scat street after 6:30 . . ten cents , conductor ives . return ticket. : p. in. pay yon a Admission , with reserved teat < uo Ever On returning from Courtland Hjnch coiultutur t.ikes up this return ticket Family Boxes , Bwiting flva persons * o.uvi 1 0 ° > Seat In Boxes and hanJs you u transfer blip which will take yon to either end of the Single 25 ° Presented Child on under 12 yours S lerinaii avenue line you may desire to go. Children occupying Hosorved Seats or Bos Seats lull price. 350 Performers. 300 Foot Lake. Awe-Inspiring Eruption of Vesuvius. EDUCATION At , . "SWEET SPRINGS , MO. THE GREAT SULITAUV SCHOOL Ol' T.in WFHT Kink * socoml nt fit Wiirl ) lir.tinentinjioiiinlllttry ) ! s'ioj'of ' tlu T.ilta 1 Sutai I'rapitoi for Collpjio , UjiMnosi , West I'oliit or Ann ipilU stn ij f itlty , ims jit illu I locution He Tore solfutluga school , wiltu fur llhntr.iL-jd cituo-uj to LESLIE \RVfXDU.CE , Nlanagar. C Central College for Young Ladles 1. Schools.C ) Wentworth Military-Academy. Lexington . ) Elizabeth Aull Seminary. , . ( Baptist Feuale College. Oedar Oiiesfs , Here Is on Insurance Policy on your rolio tot lite. 10 cable feet storage capacity Dust proof. Lssts forever. Iron hnndbs. Stout c.-isters.I'anelloil sides and top. Se lected cellar. Price $18 00. \Vo also have Antique Oak Hall Chests < vHJi cedar compartment. Large nml small sizes. sizes.Chas. . SMverick & Go. FURNITURE of Every OjssrJjl on Temporary LocitlDii , 3UQU inul * JtHDoua.il. . UILL.MUJ HOTKt. lir.QU.C 3 Ciiocolat- Mcnicr the FINEST of all Vanilla Chocolate unites in a perfect form all the quali ties eveivbody desires to find in his food. It b as Nourishing ns Meat , and still pleasant to t.ike. It is as Delicate as a Luxury , and Still cheap iu price. It is by far healthier than either Tea. Coffee or Cocoa. Therefore it should be maJe a liqnse- li.-.ci article for daily use , as it is in France. PARIS ftflENIElRJ LONDON CU Wftbuh Ar. , EDUCATIONAL. BELLEVOElLLEG Depjrtnnnt of Ibc University of Omaha THOROUGH , CAREFUL , HELPFUL. A Home for Young Ladies. tVLh modern city accommodations and pa. ental overnight. Voune men are helpfl ocUilly. physically. Intellectually , morally OUHSUS - CLASSICAL. SCIENTIFIC1. MUSIC , NOKMAL , COMMKHC1AL. Mu-ilo a ml Commercial hriincheh Uiiiulil 111 liiMitlelors of Uni ili.t n I > UHI uullficn I'xiictiso less limn In tliu city Address. COLLEGE Bellevue , Hob- DAY RGRDEMY or THG SACRED HEART CORNE527TH AND IT1 MARY'S ' AVE Clnsses will be rcsunvjtl Wednesday' . Sep- tcmler 5th. The Academ'c Couree contains every branch or n. thorouBhly rcllned and literary edttCiitlon. French , German and Latin are Included In the curriculum of xtudiea. fioe of charge. / - r > it.r. MILIT , > HACAD - E51T. HIGHLAND I'AHK. ILLINOIS. The most beautiful nml lic.iltliful locution on l.aUe Mlchleun. Thorough Clnjalcal. , Academic und Cammciclal Courses , Kvcry Insiiuctor a ilieclallst In MB orancliei. KnJoreod tiy the \Cf- \ Iclator o ( I'.lltiols , and nnnually In i > icte4 ty oHIclal reprc-Bentative * of the state Session openi Reptemtier 10th Illustrated catalogue > ent on application AMERICAN CONSERVATORY WEBER Music HallChicago. * nir.ci. , . , \.r.i ll.l lll.liuiuri.l.llbl.lr lraiil ) tlc Atl I I .ri.lloii | l.l > . > < > r n l Ih'til lirlfichrr * TrmiM inotli-rile. I alllirml c u. . | i IWIl , nrilcrlll > rrtr.liur < U u > . * ll.ll.lnr.il Itlrrtlni FEMP' intury CollcBl"- . Mil > l < - \it < , -tti"fr > rWclit lSriiltll VntHll Kinlfol lllilH ITiitildl * * l. t IILI I.AHL A M Jn-L > ii HANDSOME PEOPLE Only Those W.o ITaya Oojtl " "oili. < .OTO TSATTT'V XjJrkJ.JLi.Cj X , nil : IIKS 1 1 Uil lloor i'aMon HlucK , IGtli unit I'miium1 - . Telephone. HIM. l.udy iittcntlunl German hpol.'ori. I'ull > ut teuth , Vfl ( )0 | iniulOEumu day the Impulsion Is tul.-en. Clllln without ] niln. All work l' ' B ur. llHiluy'a Tuutli I'liivili-r. Don't Fool Wllh four Eyes , Headache Caused by Eye Strain Many peiioni ivtioic liendt ara con tanllr neb- mi ; Imvu no Idea what relief ntlemlllcaly fit ted clHUru will Kl * them. 'Hill theoiy ! nan utilvertally eilnUlihcil , "Impruperly flttnl gluti. . will IntLrlably Ittcrcato tht > trouble- and m J lead to TOTAL HLINOKKSS. " Our ability to idjust gl' e > tafrly and coneclly li btyoaii auntlon. Cxntull ut. Ktei leited frio of chirj * . 'HIE ALOE Ss PINFOLD CO. Opposlt * r .iton Hotel , LOOK I OR 1UB GOUJ UON. Ahaut Tlioiii and Jeny Thorn Edison , the genius inventor , never carried n watch in his life. Never wanted to know the timo. When ho courted and the gas -was turned off on him , ho took the hint gently and in vented the incandescent light. Thorn Majors , who was the gubernatorial choice of the exposition hall , is very suparstitious ; he claims if Mac-Call ( ) a now convention he'll buy up every copy of CuBhing-'s Manual in the market. Jerry Simpson , the other half of Pofibr'a whiskers , never wears socks , just because the press is trying to "sock it" into him every day. Yet all of'om wear white shirts even green people wear white shirts. A green parson will pay double what a shirt i worth , but it won't ' bo Ions until ho discovers the merits of as * jg jam I j "Nebraska White shirt. " Do you wish to know the reason why a Nebraska shirt is co favorably looked uponP Ask anyone who ever tried one Ask the laundries. Our shirts are , firstly all pure material pure linen heavy muslin. Pure material you know makes a pure white shirt , and doesnot turn yellow hi the laundry. Secondly. We have our shirts so constructs : ! to back the immortal reputation of the Nebraska. They're sowed to n finish lacking nothing1 , fortified at every weak spot , reinforced in front and back , and precise fitting sleeves , plenty long- and but a trifle shrinking. Thirdly , The idea of saving1 Just compare our FIFTY CENT SH .H , k to any 75 3 one over sold and ours capture the verdict. Put our EIGHTY-FIV CENT SHIRT alongside any ono's $1,25 or oven $1.80 onss , and you'll know why -wa have the "run" on shirts lad oar $1.10 shirt is tha very bajt shirt ; made none bettor. ( Jnlaundorod shirts ara easier judged there is no starch to dazzle your eye. Compare for instance our TBIKTY-FIV 3 CENT 1TNLAUNDE 3Ep3Hi : iT to any OOc oneat special dry goods sales or anywhere For FIFTY CENTS you buy here as good a shirt as could bo called conscienciously a good dollar one and for SEVENTY C SfcTS we'll furnish the Imt in the unlaundered - dored lino. It costs nothing to sea how near the truth our "ads" are Fa'l Catalogs ara reily. Wisl one ? Send us your address , JRYA EXACT SIZE PERFECT ! ) ] THE MERCANTILE IS THE FAVORITE TEH CGSF CIGAR. cule bj nil Flrat Glass Dealers. Manufactured by ino F. K. HICU MUIICANTILK CIGAR CO. , Factory No. 801 , St. Louis , M * .
