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GOVERNOR AND hOUSE T' '
Two Vcwa of L Matter Ttkcn by Ohio
Execntivc ,
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CROtJNSE AND HOLCOMB ON RECORD
fl'rtIltIcnhI VCtHs tlii ,
nhItI l'uhIIulINL Cflhlilly 1)rnsN III.
' Vtithc r nntl Seeurca 1i t CIIMIL
: t fi tptit tIit Slitu.
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, . : , L1NCDLN1 Juno 14 , - ( Sp'cIaI.-Tho )
fusion iarty succeoled In faRtelling upon
the taLe wlrnt the tuhcrenta ot the party
term ( ho 'rctorm ruijifinistratlon. " A corn.
' patiRoll of tli record of GovuTnor Ilolcorub
. wtb that of Lorenzo Croune , the repib-
r flcnn % ho prcce1e4 him as thu c.ccuttve
olflccr of the Btntc , wilt 1)0 InterestIng at.
Lirla ttrne. Vhcn the lcgIraturc of 1693
npprprtntct 2OOO to pay tire govvrnora
, Iioiar rent , Inserting the provision In the
general exlcIDIe ) approprintlon 1)111 ) , Governor
CrounHo wrote the following veto rneriuige ,
'which in rnalo part of ( lie records In the
office of the scretnry of state ;
. - , . . . IXlCUTtVI 1)11'1\ItTMINT. ) LINCOLN ,
' April 10 , 1b'J3.-.mong the acta jrnsid dur-
Jrrg the cIorIng tiotars or thu esson Just
tciwtnntcd s house roll No. 207 : " uct
making tipproprtatlorrs for the current cx-
) eflftM of the stute government for the years
cru.1tt Mardi 31 , 194 and March 31 , 3895 ,
nnd to pay Items of Indebtedness owing by
the state , " t3n much of section 1 of said ri (
aH Provides "house rent for the governor ,
two thousand ( $2,000) ) dotlnrs , " has my ( Its-
approval , nod tinder the authority fourrit in
' section 15 , of articlu V. of the conatitutlon ,
tiliM particular item is atr1c1en out.
0' Ibere is no warrant for such an appro-
IrIatIorI ) , Beetton 4 of tire urtlelo rcrerrctt
" to fixes the salory of the governor at $2,500
ier annum an(1 prohibits hint train receiving
I OI ( "IcrWIisitea ) of ofitec or other conipen-
b.IPI.TJOII. In the face of this protrilittlon
there is rio inure outhority , In my Juilgment ,
for appropriating money to pay the rent of
a hOUse ror the executive than there is to
ftrrntirh it , stock it with vInes , IRY ) servants ,
Provide carriages turd the like.
"he salaries of the state ollicers may be ,
- P.11(1 , in sonic instances , no doubt , are in-
equnto , Yet It. Is such as Is fixed by the
' constitution (111(1 UfltlI it is Increased by a
or amended one rio attempt should be
1fl0lC to SilliCiflCtit ) ) It by inIlrcctlon , null
( uit ( lie smuic time invite those who should uphold -
hold thu law to violate It.
1.UltiNYU CIWUNS1. .
lloleitl , 31(11e Cliiillit
In 1695 Governor Iloicornb was inducted
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Into office , Thu legislature of that year
. nlProlriate ) ( $1,500 to pay his house rent
( or the following two years. The legis-
)1 Fiture of 189T aplroPrlated ) the aune amount
to pay tim rent for the years 1897 ulitl 1S9.
Governor Ilolcontb being a ' 'reform' ' goy-
ernor. took no tiecli of the message of Governor -
ernor Croiiisc , but gladly accepted the
money. The tumounts lie 1ia drawn , as
, ShOWn by tiio records in the auditor's oitice ,
are as follows :
May 2 , It9 , house rent to July 1. . . . . . . . . .
July 11 , 11s95 , hoU3e rent to October 1. . . . . iSO
ielltOul1iCr ao. is5. house uent to Janu-
tury t. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ISO
Nurtli 3 , 1I9a , house rent ( no term
stated ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350
DecTnber it ) , Isii ; , house rent ( no term
stntctt ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AlgtlHt 27 , 1S7 , hOU4O cflt ( no tvrin
ttlttCd ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
Decnlntcr 21 , Ib7 house rent ( no terra . .
$ tfltlI ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0
i\Iny 21 , I'J , 11(1(1St ( , r'Itt ( no terni statl ) 20
It soerns. from this record that one of the
duties of a "reform governor" is to par-
Rule a course entirely dIfferent from that of
.Ijls rqubllcan prctleeessor , no such small
things a constitutional provisions being at-
lowed to lnterefere with the program.
The requisition of the governor of Cot-
_ . : - orado for the return of J. D. EItton to
-4 lTouider county to answer for the crime of
j Y , statutory rape. was honored by Governor
] Ioicomb's secrctary today. Elilson is Under -
der arrest at Ilenkleman.
A telegram , % .q5 recelverl at the governor's
otflce ( ron : Colonel llratt this afternooii , conveying -
veying the information that the 1"lrst Nebraska -
braska Is ( lOW Ofl hoaril the transport Senator -
ator , realy to leave for the Philippines.
The Wallace Creaniery company of Wrul-
- lace , Nob. , with acapitnt of $1,700 , has flied
rtrttclcs of incorporation. The lneorporators
are I' . 1. . harper , C. M. ilaytien , 1) . 3. An-
tonliles , A. J. Mothersead , E. Ii. Spencer ,
A. lloltrnelstcr. J. Staekhouse.
The Gotlrenberg Water t'over and Irrigation -
tion company , with a capital of $300,000 ,
] ras Incorporated with stockholders as follows -
lows : A , M. Alien , M. 1' . Allen , C. A. Ed-
vards.
The German Village of Omaha , with a
capitiil of 15,000 , has incorporated , with tile
following stockholders : Charles F. fleIn-
dorff , J. C. WhipIle , J. L. Ilaker ,
'rho Eugcnn Moore case , which has occupied -
pied the attention of the district court for
a week , was subinittett to the Jury today , tlio
Intructtons of tlte court being given at. 1
o'cloclc this afternoon. The arguments in
. the case began yesterday and the Sileccires
were long and impassIoned , sometimes drifting -
ing to subjects and impassioned matters en-
tirely foreign to the 01(50 in lianul. For the
, I-
. - statq the speeches were by County Attor-
fey Munger , Deputy CaIdweil and JOhn M.
Stuart , wiulle those addressing the jury In
behalf of Moorc were Juiigo Barnes , WiIde
1eeii , Ii. C. Uroine and E. F , hose. The
Instructions of the court wore lengthy and
'were not regarded as favorable to the defendant -
fondant , a large portion of the Instructions
offered by Mooro's attorneys being refused ,
At. a late hour tonight the jury was still
out and the juige liati gone home , so that no
verdict is CXieCtel before tomorrow ,
Ltiinizi I.lI'lul (4lt'N ,
LancaBteI county Teachers' Institute as-
cinIile ! for its twenty-third annual session
yesterday. hancelior MrucLcnru welcomed the
teachers and CactI of thu instructors spoke
ft few words on their particular line of
icork , Tire enrollment reached 225 today , A
series of lectures vlll lIft given In the chapel
at an hour WIlCU till teluclueru Cliii atteliti.
1)r , Shernian of the university faculty gave
the first lecture on ' ' 110w to fleati and 110w
to Teach ltcnIing. "
The ituilor class of the 111gb school wound
till itS Commencement festivitli's lust night
by givIng a reception to the IllenIbers ( If
thu graduating class. MusIc , gaiiios and
q dancing furnished amuscniont for thu even-
14. \\'lnslow , Whose 1101110 Is In South
Dakota , Is tile fortunate law student who
. , wail tilO prize for tlitr best thesIs. The prize ,
nil Anu'rtean ( ( ill ! English encyclopedia of
law valued at $250 , was offered by Its dub-
ilstn'rs , Thy contest. was so close between
Mr.Vlnsiow and Mr. J , 1) , 1)oiiiilson that a
second commIttee was rlect'ssnry before the
dccishort could ho jiat1 , Mr. 'inslow wa
outertniuetl at tiiniler at tile I.ltdt'lI hotel
last nIght by iflerlIhers of the l'lii Delta
Psi , tIre legal fraternity to which ha
k belongs ,
Most of tim doctors of tire city who did
not attend the national meeting at Denver
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McMUNN'S
ELIXIR or OPIUM
Is a preparation of the Drug by which its
I ) InjurIous effects are removed , while the vai-
I uablo IllediCiflal lIroilorties are retained. it
Ilo.st'55eH nil the setiatlyc , nuodynu and anti-
vvasraodic powers of Opium , but produces
110 ivkness of tile stoillach , nO voariting , no
costlyoness , no headache , in acute nervous
disorderir it is an Iiuyaiuablo remedy , and h'
rec'IInImvlided by tire best physicIans.
E. FERRETTI Agent ,
312 Pearl st. , Now York.
are takIng iii tii work of the tatc methlcrii
Society rrt Oniishin
tloro linhit ,
GOTIIENIflMtG , Neb. , June 14-Spceiai ( )
_ _ faQ shower of rain
4 prevailed In thIs
seetloil today.VId todny's raIn more than
three Inchei have fallen this month and
croIls are heavy rii1 promise to he much
larger than In 1891 , Many of thin farmers
have just completed plowing their corn for
tIre first time , the average height of the
crop being about two inches. Rye and fail
WhI'lIt are making a rank growth , and In
rnaiiy places It Is lodging. The thormom-
cter relstcrcd 05 degrees In the shade yesterday -
terday at about 2 o'clock.
Sl1ELTO , Neb. , June 11.-Special- ( ) .
Another har(1 rain felt here thia morning.
Fully three inches of water fell , which will
make corn plowing Impossibto for several
( lays ,
hASTINGS , Neb , , Juno 14.-Spectal.-- ( )
An inch of rain fell In Adams county thts
mornIng. This gives all crops plenty of
moIsture for six weeks.
IJIMONT , Neb. , Juno 11.-Special.- ( )
Two and sixty onc-huudredth inches of
rain fell hero last night. from 7:30 : to 0
o'clock. There was some ball , but not
enough to do any damage. During the
storm Charles Prescott's house was struclt
by lightning , but no damage done exceptIng
to tire roof , A large lamp ep1oded in the
0111cc of Clark's hotel and created consld-
erable exciteniout , hut dId no damage cx-
ceptlng to the office furniture. The brIck
'ail In the cellar of the dwelling of 0. C.
MnXwehl fell in , causing about $25 damage.
1IItADShIAV , Nob. , June 14.-Spccial.-- ( )
This vicinity received another regular soakIng -
Ing rain last night. About one and one-halt
Illehes of water fell , Cornfields arc in a
deplorable COnliItiOnl , Weeds are growing and
farmers are hclpics. Small grain is badly
beaten down , especially the oats. There
vas a heavy ball storm about five anti one-
half iiiile northivest of here that uiItl very
great damage to alt kinds of garden and
growing crops. Fortunately the path of the
ball was only a mile or so wide and only
a few miles in length.
II'clIeitft ( 'roll L'rosci's.
IMPEItIAIj , Nob. , Juno 14.-Spociai.- ( )
The lrcscnt crop Prosliect of Chsc county
is lreyoiitl uiUesttoii tine best over lcno % n in
tine county. Small grain Is knee high and
could not look finer , and. there can be (10
doubt about its maturing , The corn crop
is a little backward On account of the cool
weather occasioned by the frequent rains ,
but the stand Ia good and the color is oil
right and a few warmdnys and it. will forge
ahead. The rainfall oI last week was alicrult
three Inches. The ground is thoroughly rat-
urated nfli ( in the best of farming condi-
tion. Farmer3 now feel well assur , d that
their labors are going to be richly rewarded.
Tire prairies are covered with the finest grass
over known In the county and many pcoplo
are taking advantage of it and are shipping
in cattle. There have been over a thousand
head brought Ilito the county wIthin the
last ten days , and many others arc expected
In soon. The Chase County Land anti Live
Stock company returned to the precinct assessor -
sessor of this precInct this year rnore cattle
than were returned by the entire nrecnct !
last year , and tile precinct viil shuw more
tilflfl twice as ninny cattle this as last year ,
The cattle valuation of the county ili tints
year exceed that of last by $40,000. The
last tori days there have been a ( lumber of
land buyers from the cast in the county in
qtlest of lands , and a nUmber of sales have
been made at prices ranging from $ to $10
per acre.
llzalsli.g ItLcrulN.
ASHLAND , Nob. Juno .
, 14.-Speciai. ( ) -
George Ernest Hall of Lincoln was in Ash-
mint today securing recruits for company
II of Bryan's Thlird regiment of Nebraska
volunteers. lIe secured the names of four
vohliniteers from the Platte bottom neigh-
borirood north of the city , as follows : Albert -
bert \Velhs , Claude C. Chapman , Charles
Fowler zuul henry Arbutllllot. From tim
city no recruits were obtained , as the men
who were intending to enlist refLised to enroll -
roll their nhmes under W. J , Bryan's ban-
ncr.
ncr.An
An attempted burglary at Parkhurst's
lumber office was foiled last evening by a
ire1estrian who discovered a man trying to
pry tim oflice window open.
Two men wore taken In by Marshal Con'-
win late last Friday night upon receipt of
a telephone message from LouisvIlle that a
house had been robbed. They were released
Saturday , as the Louisville man could not
bring a heavier charge than petit larceny
against theni and as they were not responsible -
sible ho could get no redress.
C''Ioiii' lii I'li Ciiii t
SILVER CRFJEIC , Neb. , June 14.-Spe- (
clal.-Yestcrdny ) at 5:30 : p. m. a genuins
CyclOllO visited Platte precinct , I'oik county ,
about three miles southwest of this idace.
it. moved In a southwesterly direction not
far from the river , After tile funnel forpieci
it lasteti eight minutes before it broke ,
It 1i'i ' not move very rapidly anal covered
only two or three miles. It leveled cottonWood -
Wood groves like weeds and tore 01) apple
trees , but. fortunately struck the buildings
of only one farmer , those of tienJamin Fin-
cry. Ills barn , containing some 300 bushels
of grain , was wrecked , one horse killed and
several others crippled. Tine porch was
taken off iiI house. IVill Miller , Julia \'Is-
Icy and Mont Mustard , three young men
who were cultivating corn across the road
from Finery's and who 1(0(1 ( ( put their horses
in Finery's barn on tub approach of tire
storm , were lifted bodily from tine ground ,
thrown over a lenice ( tad Into a muthole ,
but were nnot seriously injured. After two
days of sun It i raining again.
Oil II i'i'iliivs' ht'lllorIlll ,
OSCflOLA , Nob. , Juno 14.-Speclal.- ( )
'Flic memorial services last Sunday afternoon -
noon at tire Odd Follows' ball here were
veii attended by members of both the Ito-
beka lcgreo and Rising Star ledge , No , 75 ,
lirdepeinient Order of Odd Fellows , and their
friends. TIm 11011 was decorated with flags ,
ilowers frIll emblems of the societies , Tine
nueniorial address s'as delivered by Rev. Ir.
J. 11. l'resson of Strornsburg , an oltl menu-
bar of tile fraternIty. After tire services at
tile ball thur lodges repaired to the cemetery
mtnut tiecorated the graves of departed broth-
en's ( lull si8tors.
Ihissi iiigxs Ci tlllluI'Ii ,
1ASTINGS , Nob. , JulIo 14.-Spocial-- ( ) .
At the regular meeting of the 'city council
iazt night. Link llrlukicy was appointetl
driver on thro fire department. to tnko the
iilaeo of Ed Ohliinnnt after July 1 , Ed Burton -
ton was appointed street conhmnlssioncr , Tile
city treasurer was lnHtructel to apply all
money In tire Judgment fund to the payment
of the Thionmas judgment , Tiere Is about
$1,200 in that ( timid at present. The Thomas
jtnlgnlcnt calls for $6,000 , The council in-
structerl the flulOnICo conrmnlttec to employ an
expert bookkeepen' to check up the city tee-
ords.
COIn 111(11 y I" lilr't'ts Oiili'crs ,
FIIEMONT , Neb. , June 14-Speclai ( Telo-
gram.-Cogrlpnnny ) F , Third Nebraska Infantry -
try , met at the court house this afternoon
for ( lie election of oflicers and tire following
% % , ere chosen ; Captain , \v. J , McVickar ; first
lieutenant , I' , II , Cummings ; second Ileuten-
aut. 0. 'IV. Thompson ; first sergeant , T. N.
Fullerton ; quartermaster sergeant , A W.
hireitllng ; sergeants , J. A , htalnsey , Carl W.
Fox , E , Fay and It , Seldler. Eighty-two
men have beep accepted , Tine inca from out.
of town will be entertaIned here free of
expense until orders are receIved ,
Ord'red fi ) JOt,1 titt. 'illIrsi.
TltiNTON. ! Neb. , Juno 14.-Spaelal- ( )
Ed Wade , \V. 1) . Otis , Camden } logg amid
Frank Jones of thl. Piace were ordered to
Indianola this norniirg to Jola company L
or the Third regiment of volunteers.
\VEATIIEII \ CROP BULLETIN
Oondions ! of the LMt Wco Are Not J'ust
What fa Wanted.
TOO COLD AND TOO MUCH RAIN FALLS
Tentirernfnro flclov nhrd l'reclphtntlon
Aiso'e ormnI Vlilci , .
, Is. Nut IIx-
neiltue Ulgilt Thing for
( irowinj Cropsi ,
United States Department of Agriculture ,
climate nni crop service of the weather
bureau , crop bulletin of the Nebraska section -
tion for time week ending at 8 a. rn. , Monday ,
June 13. IS8 :
Itninfall chart for week ending S a , rn. ,
Juno 13
fui ;
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The inst week has been cool anti cloudy ,
with very heavy showere in the eastern and
southern counties.
The average daily temperature deficiency
ranged from 1 degree In the eastern Iror-
tion of the state to 4 degrees in the west-
era , . The nlaxlnnum temperatures for the
week were slightly below 80 degrees and tire
rlIIlliflltlfll Were between GO degrees anti 55
degrees ,
The rainfall has been about or slightly
below Ilornini in a few counties ; generally ,
however , it ilas been above normal and in
the eastern counties has been heavy , ranging -
ing from one rind a half to over four inches.
The heavy rain of tire last week , following -
ing the excessive rain of tile preceding
week , has been rather unfavorable for tire
advancement of crops. In eastern counties
vinter wheat irns lodged considerably and
rusted slightly. Oats are beginnIng to
lodge in a few counties. Rye continues in
excellent condition , Grass is nrinking a rank
growth. Some alfalfa and clover have been
cut and niore would have been cut if the
weather had been favorable , Potatoes are
iii excellent condition.
The COiltinlUCt heavy rains have kept the
ground so wet that very little work in the
fields has been possible during tile week.
Corn cultivation has been retarded arid the
Cn'0l ) is generaily exceedingly weedy. Corn
hrss grown fairly veli , but is small for the
season at. the year anal needs sunshine and
warm weather. Report by counties :
Sollti'Ostcrll Seettois.
liutier-Snuall grain making rank growth
anal seine lodging ; corn fields need cultivation -
tion badly ; grass excellelIt.
Cass-Outs anti fall wheat lodging badly
aird rusting some ; corn dnmaged by heavy
rain ; spring wheat , grass and pasturcs
good.
Ciay-\Vhcat Inclined tb rust 50fl1C corn
getting weedy , littic cultIvation this week ;
cherries ripening ; strawberries riiie.
Fiiiiriore-Sinttll grain uiotng vell ; corn
needs eultivatloir.
Gage-Corn doing fairly well , but getting
weedy ; wheat lodged considerably and sonle
rust. on blades.
hlamiltoi-Snall ; grain growing very rnhik ;
some wintcr 'heat rusting ; corn growing
nicely , but getting very weely , too wet to
cultivate.
Jehlerson-tmrlail grain rank ; growth and
lodging riounevhat ; corn fields getting weedy
and too wet to cultivate.
Johnson-Wheat on bottom lands rusting
and lodging ; corn very weedy arId ground.
too wet to csittvate.
Lancaster-Oats and wheat. heading out ;
chinichi bugs .ini small grain ; clover . and
alfalfa ready to cut ; corn gettilig weedy ,
Nenraha-Wheat rusting and lodging ; corn
badly washed nod getting very weedy ; a
week of miii , with but little vork.
Nuckohls-Sonre grain rusting , nil very
heavy growth ; alfalfa needs cutting ; too wet
to cultivate nurt corn is very weedy.
Otoe-Wireat lodginng badly ; oats rusting ;
too wet to cultivate corn.
t'awnce-Wheat lodging badly and rust
showing to iUite an extent ; oats growing
fast ; P0tLtOes and grass fine.
1'olk-3inirLil grain making rank growth ,
501mb rusting ; 801110 corn fields cultivated
first tt..atrs ! very weedy ; meadows fine.
lticharusonr-1"all wheat injured by wet
weather ; corn getting very weedy ; grass
and clover very heavy ; potatoes doing well.
Saline-Winter wheat lodging considerabiy
and rusting some ; corn retarded by wet
weather and needs cultivation.
Saunders-hum has retarded field work ;
corn weedy ; wheat and oatS lodging and
sonno rusting ; Potatoes promise a good crop.
Seward-Too wet to work in the fields ;
corn getting very weedy ; wheat and oats
lodging arid rusting sonlewilat.
Tilrtyer-Wlleat lodging considerably ;
most corn very weedy ; some corn to plairt
yet : corn washed by heavy rains ,
'lurk-Fall wheat lodging ; rye and wheat
very heavy ; corn needs cultivation badly ;
a'fnliu clout ready to cult ,
irt hiensteri Sect loll ,
Iioyd-Corn backward ; wheat and oats
very rank unit sonria Joriguig ; rye well
beaded out and from five to six feet high.
Ilurrt-Wlmeat arni oats very rank and lodg-
lag some ; corn growing well , but is weedy ;
cherries ripening ; potatoes good.
Cedar-Corn cultivation ill progress , but
delayed by raIn.
Curnlng-Wireat anal rye have lodged considerably -
siderably , especially on bottom lands ; everything -
thing , InelUlinig ( weeds , growing fast ,
Dakota'-Smnali grain lodging err lowlands ;
corn cultivatloir retarded ,
Dixon-Too nluch rain hiss prevented corn
cultivation ; grain growIng too rank and
lodging some ; corn % ory veuly.
Dodge-Farm work entirely suspended on
account of rain ; corn gettIng pretty weedy ;
wheat lodged 501110 ; ilay Will be a heavy
crop ,
iouglas-tmnli grain heavy growth and
begirririzrg to lodge ; corn good stand , but
weedy and ground too wet to cultivate ,
i1OitSlnillll grain growing too ranlc for
best ProsPects ; corn growing slowly arid
ground too wet to allow prover cultivation.
Krrox-ltust reportei on wheat ; oats doing
veli : corn backward.
Mndion-Oats are beginning to rust ; corn
flcltl weedy , ground too wet for cultivation ;
potatoes growing rolldly.
l'ierce-Grotnnd very wet and crops growing -
ing slowly ; dry weather needed ; too wet to
cultivate corn ,
Platte-Oats very milk growth ann lodging
some ; considerable cor'ni tiamnagt'l hiy heavy
rains ; all corn very weedy ; grass abun'laut ,
Sarpy-Whneat nail oatS brave lohgcd barily ,
rye tilling well and not lodged so badly ;
corn very weedy ,
Stanton-Farm work at a standstill ; corn
looks gooil , but Is very weedy ; pastures cx-
cellent ; may crop will be big ,
Tlrurstoo-AhI crops more or less damaged
by heavy rain : hrastures excellent ; corn get-
tlnig very weedy.
Washllngton-'Corrl a good stand and doing
well , but very weedy ; wheat , lye and outs
irrjultI by tile heavy raIns.
Wayne-Smlrahl grain rank and lodgIng
6flmmie ; corn c.ultivatiqn busiieilsii'd anil nany
flcds very weci'iy ; apple trees ( sill of fruit ,
( 'e'iitrril Se'et Issli ,
hloone-Fall wheat heading and lodging ;
rye good and in bloom ; oats very rank ;
grass exCellent ; cora needs cultivatIon
badly.
Uuiraio-.Snnail grain and grass makIng
( mo growth ; corn getting weedy and In some
places getting yellow.
Dawsomi-Sniall graIn good ; rye in bloom ;
corn 'ettitig very weedy.
Custer--Vheat , rye , oats and grass nnak-
Imlg heavy growthm ; Irntaioes excellent ; corn
good stand , but too much moIsture for best
growtim.
tllreeiey-Flno week for grass and small
grain ; corn doing nicely ,
ilnhl-f4iimali gralmm loolca well , but corn 1158
been iirjorcd by the heavy rains ; listed cora
Oil 501110 fields is under water ,
hfowaril-Urgiur in line conditIon ; alfalfa
excellent ; rather cool amid wet for corn ; potatoes -
tatoes in bloom ; apple prospects good.
Loup-W'beat and oats not. as pronrising
its a weelt ago. rye floe , corn a good stiimil ,
but growing slowly
Merrick-Somo 'wtrcat nxst rye damaged
bT too much rain , mam'kelds of corn on
lowlands partially tmndW'iter.
Nance-Snrail grain aing % rank growth
and rc.me lodgIng ; corn blefly Washed , some
fleld so wced7 they lob'tR.s green as saudi
gaimi ,
Sherman-Aifalfa reaitto cut : winter
wheat headIng : corn zmnaerage stand : cui'
tivation much hindered y rain ; pastures
fine.
Valley-Small grain , _ towing rank anti
lodging on iowhands corps doing well , but
get.ing weedy , t-I
Wheeler-Crops doing well ; grass best for
List sIx years ,
SnntllweNtcrh $ etioir.
Adams-All small rai'n growing very
rank : potatoes hook fine : pastures splendid ;
corn getting very weed'o : in bloom ,
Chnse-Wbert , , rye , oots1ibarley and grass
all doing finely : corn up , a goot stand and
being cultivated.
Iundy-Grass is excellent ; cattle fat ; corn
doIng well.
Franklin-Wheat itnd corn Injured slightly
by time Lnvy rains.
Frontier--Corn cultivation retarded by
rain ; small grain line ; big crop of afaifa
being cut.
Yurmras-nrnIl grain a tremendous growth ;
spring wheat heading ; alfalfa In blossom and
no weather for cutting : corn very weedy.
ilarlnn-'heat and oats are big and rye
looks nice ; potatoes fine : alfalfa hetivy , seine
three feet high ; corn doing well ,
Hayes-Wheat doing ilnely ; rye headed ;
corn growing slowly.
Hitchcock-Wheat looks fine : pastures
good.
htarney-Oats unit winter wheat lodging
sonic : corn advancing rapidly ; rains have tie-
layed cultivation and corn getting very
wettly.
l'erkIns-Sprlng wheat , oats and barley
show an lmnnIlelIso growth.
\Vlllow-Grounrd very wet ; corn veedy.
Webster-Alfalfa large arid ready to cut ;
01111 : rank ,
' , % 'eslern a nsl , sirt1l'eMterli Sect toils ,
Browa-Snrla'ih grain doing vctl ; corn back-
vurci.
Clloycmine-Corn tl nicely , but neets raIn ;
altmlf.t ready to curt.
KeItlI-Alfalfa amrtt pastures excellent ;
sprung wheat growling fast ,
Reyrt l'nha-b'tnali grain nine on uplamid
cern riot all vlanted ,
iCimnbnll-Snlali grain doing well ; corn tip ;
iiCm.trrcs ; excellent.
iock-Not { enough sunshine for corn ;
wheat Iwosrects good ,
3ioux-h'niaii grain nIII1 Ilotatoes doing
weil ; corn conning up.
0. A. LOVELAND ,
3ccthofl iirector ) , Lincoln , Nob.
Give tIle llsiys a. Seisslol ! .
CURTIS , Neb , , June 14.-Special ( Tele-
grarn.-Undcr ) tile call for the new appor-
ttonnncnt of Nebraska volunteer's , Curtis
sent seventeen stalwart young men to Iii-
dianola , where they will be fornrcd into a
company organization and mustered for
service. Stockville also furnished eleven
men for the same service. Before leaving
the boys were treated to a sumptuous din-
ncr by the women. I'nrting addresses were
made by J. i. White , 1)r. Ilazee , T. iii.
Wimberly and others.
( reuillery Colilpail ) ' Orgilu isesi.
JUNIATA , Nob. , June I4.-Speciai-Tlie ( )
Juniata Creamery company wns organized
Saturday , and .compieted today. George T.
Brotvn was elected presitlI'nt ; A. P. Slack ,
secretary , amid Geor liiizen , treasurer.
isaac Boyd , 0. It. Palinerp A. M. Frank , II.
J. Ashinrore and l'ctet' crhmti ( were chosen
a board of directors.1 Work on the plant
tvlll be begun at. 011cc. Thu Beatrice Creamery -
ery conpamly of Llncciln..wiil lease and op-
crate tile plant on conupleUoa for ten years.
- Ii'lsI.c Irtynt jsllleY.
SIDNEY , Nob. , June 1-SpeciaI ( Tele-
gram.-Thc ) flag dayn cxeclscs today were
celebrated with greats and ceremony.
Addresses were ulehiypr cl by Mont Chase ,
Rev. Dr. Baker arid teyruMr. Moore. The
chrilfireni representing1vartns states and icr-
ritorles performed . % . in a pleasing -
ing manner. Exce1lep5nlusic intrspersett
tile program. The parn.dqvan alu a special
feature. The city Is handsothel c'tecorated.
,
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HASTINGS. Neb , Jine 14.-Special.- ( )
The Leeper prize debate between the eel-
lege students at tile I'n'esbyterlan church last
night was won by tile amrmativo. The
question , "That Usury Laws and the Itegu-
lation of Interest by Law are Beneficial. "
For tile affirmative were B. fl. Bushnell and
A. II. Jones. For the negative were G. C.
Porter and It. M. Smith.
FIRE RECORD.
Ifote'l it UlsMe , & ,
ULYSSES , Neb. , June 14.-Special ( Tele-
gram.-Tho ) Malone hotel burned at noon
todaY , It was partially Inlsured.
College I'rofessii' ihlMsIllg.
ATLANTA , Ga , , Juno 14.-A special from
Oxford says : Last Thursday l'rof , A. L.
Harris , professor of Greek at Emirory coliego ,
disappeared from iris 110(110 in tills city.
Ills friends have beeni making diligent
search , but have failed to locate him. HI
family fear he is temporarily Insane owing
to the strain of the conarnenncenneot work
just over anti has wandered away.
.iiIdrlels ltCElt'CtCl to Sesinte.
NEWI'OitT , It. I. , June 14.-UnIted States
Senator Nelson \V. Aldrich was re-elected by
the legislature today on time first ballot. Tile
vote is as follows : Senate , Nelson W.
Aldrich , 35 ; E. Bcnrjannhmi Andrew's , 1. House ,
Aldrich , 61 ; Amidrews , 2 ; L. U. Garvinr , 1.
TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
Geisern ! ! : ' F'ilrlIxecmst Silovers Hi
% Veisteril I'orf lolls Vnriler , vit n
Southern > ' Vllls1s ,
WASHINGTON , June 14.-Forecast for
Wednesday :
For Nebraska antI Louth Dakota-Goner-
ally fair , except showers in western ilor-
tions ; warmuer ; southerly winds.
For iowa and Missouri-Showers and
thunder stormB ; llorthleriy wlnrds , becomIng
variable. I
For Kansas-Showers and thunder storms ;
nortilerly winds , bcconiimng variable.
For Wyoming-Probably fair ; southerly
winrds.
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1.110:11 R-eorsl
. : , ,
OFFICE WEATHER BUREAU , OMAHA ,
.Tunmla 14.-Record of temperature and ruIn-
fall compared with. tue cOrresllondimlg day
of the last three ycari :
. ) 1838. 1697. 1195. 1695.
Maximum tempcrntur139 70 Si b
Minimurol temleruttire1 61 it Ci G3
Average temlerattrretT4rf 66 i9 71 7 *
itainfrili . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; * ' .0i . &iO .Ul
Recoyd ot tennperattlrfl amid i > reeimdtation
at Omaha for this ti&fy'tt'fld ' since $ arcir 1.
169S : I l I
Normal for the day. AJJil. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Ieiiclency for tire dnsyf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Accumulated excess siru'q Mmirch 1. . . . . . . 131
Nsrrniah rainfall ( or thai ' . . . . . . . . . . . inch
Excess for thr day. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inch
't'otal rainfrili simr 'Jtrli ' - . . . . ' 12.35 linemen
Excess since 2illurcli . . . . . . . . . . 1. .1 Imiclies
iullciency for cor. iieFcl ( . 15.17. . . , 2.50 ImlclieH
1xccss fur car. lieriock citifi. . . . . . . . 4si ) inches
hIvnrts froiri StSLIQIIN LI I H p. mis. ,
Sevemity-lith MtI lIlian time.
in. hi (
e c.
r9)4
c' '
STAT1ONSANDSTTEOF :
WEATIiEIt' lt , '
' ac : i
,
- _ _ _ . .
Onnnlsa , cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cjtj ' "
Nurtil l'httte , cloudy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . '
Salt Lake City , ciersr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' * gj
Circyonne , irlirt. cloudy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7(1 (
rtriiiiti city , cloudy..5 , . , , , . , . . , IA . ) t2 00
huron , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i' ai
Chlcrtgo , iart ( 'loUdly . . , . , : . . , : : : : 76 00
lVlllistonr , cloudy , , . . . . , , _ , , , , , so ss i
St. t.ouis , nrt clouiiy. . . . . . . . . . . . bO 91) ) 00
Si , Paul , hart cboutly. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cl
Iut'enlrort , ioudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . 74
Iht'lena , cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , '
Kanmunt City , cloudy . . . , , . , . , . , , , , . 72 suj . 14
I invre , cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c.l ' 1'
Ilismurek , cloudy , . , , , , , , , , , , . Gil f.2 rio
Galveston , Intrt ! cloudy. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6I : cu
.1' illdicatels trace of'jTFZImktomm ,
L. / . WELIIIt ,
Local Fqrecurr Olhiclal ,
NEBRASKA MEDICAL SOCIETY
Doctors Moot and D1scns flis to Which the
riosh jg Heir ,
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT HAS ITS OPPONENTS
Qiinek flush the I'lnnss for Presenting
Tllcir I'rc-Iis Ulisils tue l'iihlto
, tro Cosisisleresi at
1t'iigtht ,
Tine Nebraska State Medical society convened -
voned in annlual session at Thurstoa htifles'
armory yesterday at 11 o'clock. Itlrlnlg the
morning there was a short businless sessiomi
at which fifteen new applicants for merlihor-
ship were elected. The imeatiquarters were
visited by scores of visitIng and local mcdi-
cal men , but. the nutria crowd showed up in
tilO afternoon , At tire niglrt session it was
even larger nod tlrbro were is liunlUer of
female physicians present , During time afternoon -
noon several young female nnehicat sttrdenrts
listened to time expert discussions.
Tire routine work was very brief. The
first busIness transacteti by the society wars
to act upon the applications of now nienubers.
They were as follows : Oscar S. Wilson ,
liushiville ; ii. F. Larance , lirock ; E. A.
WeIr , Chadroni ; I ) . A , Rogers , ltagan ; Chester -
ter A. hirink , W. W. ienn , Stronllsburg ; J.
V. ihinelltnanr , Ilehromr ; Jessie U. Gnttcry ,
Vaiparaiso ; Joseph 1) . I'erivnle , l'rngue ; P.
E. T. Anrdersonr'nhioo ; J. Rimitis Jiclnsky ,
Crete ; A. B. Cloydc , Omaha ; \V. S. Curtis ,
South Omaha ; M. V. Gage , McCook ; William
A. Ilostetter , Onnahia.
President Bridges called for the report of
thro connmnrittec on nrranrgenmlents , but as nome
of time connhtiittco lvns present. tinnt went
over , Secretary George Ii. Sirnimnons of tin-
coin read his aninmnal report , tvlnich was brief
and to the polnlt. The secretary suggested
tlrat more local nledlcal societies should tie
orgairized aird tlnat they work in irarmonry
with the state society. lie said tlrnt the
state association hast Just Irnif as marry as
it. really oughmt to mare. The report of tire
secretary arId time librarian \vere read arid
referred to the proper comnllitees ,
Treasurer W. M. Knlnli ) of Lincoln hI his
report of the fimrcrnrces said that tIle society
liati a very prosperous ycan' of it. Fillers and
dues hind heemm irnid promptly , the year's sx-
lelscs were nonrlmial and the society was
altogether in go&i silape.
Onposes Citiplilsi L'uiti INhilicil t.
Tire feature ot tile fIrst slay's sessiomi of
tire nncilical mnem's conlvemrttomiVflS the discussion -
cussion of the conrpreimenstve topic of edu-
eating crimirnais anti abolishing capital pun-
ishmemlt ,
The paper was by Br , J. S. Foote of tins
city , tvhio called his paper "Tine Ethics of
Evolution , ' ' lie Introduced his sunbjcct w'ith
the statement that crime tvss but the nmat-
ural result of inferior ( ievelOpfllcnt , and
presently this led him to say tiirmt it was
wrong for society to take human life. lie
disctmssc'ti tine formative principles of crea-
tiort annul revealeti a deep vein of thourgirt
Ott tins subject. Thu iniper was one of the
most timouglitful of any ilrcsentcil arId the
enthmusiasnit tvith which the doctor was re-
celved iCtOkCiled the fact ( hint he hind the
synnpatlry of all hits lnearemw ,
The doctor though it would be more
semrsiblo to kill the idiots in tine nsyltnnms
tlnan tile crinrimials. It is a totally wrong
principle to legally rnlunrdlcr an srnndevcloei1
person , " Ire said , ' \\c can never reach a
higim stoic of cit'ilzatioIl ! tlmrough tine prison
anti the gallows. " Tn-acing up tile mode of
nlleting out ju cc , Dr. Foote unfolded a
plait for the ethical training of mentally
deficient men. lIe suggested national
scirools for the educationr of those inclined
to crinlo. They wore' not respomsibie for
thleir condition and the unrdevejoped Portion
of the race should be elevated to a higher
plume. Tue speaker 'wanted a course of "tue
universal brotherhood" feeling inculcated
and by this nlcanns the criminnals wonmitl be
lessened ,
It was a broad subJect touched upon , as
the spealcer afterwards remarked , Irl a very
erudite manner.
Dr. Knapp suggested that the cenltral idea
was unljurst , because tirere werc many crinri-
nals who ilavo irad tile very best of educa-
tiount advantages. Several speakers adro-
cated the Idea of the abolishment of capital
punishment.
'No good Is done by murdering one man
for another murder , " said Dr. Gahain , "liven
tlro stories of the execution of great cr11111-
nals In tire newspapers do harm , for tire riot
there some Wile lliOY desire to be as Infamous
a criminal ? "
hr. Ituil I ii ru 'I'si I ics o f Eyes ,
Tirero was an increnisimig attendanlce durr-
iung the afternoonr ninth a lively irliereat wars
nnnnnifested In every paper , It was very
gratifyiirg to tire local physicians tirat there
ss'as a represenntative body of visitors , in-
clumding not a few of Denver's receirt guests
who were presemlt.
A number of prominent Chicagoanrs liar-
ticipated uI tIre touts on time clay's papers.
Some phases of tire business of tire optician -
tician , as treated in a imper by Dr. J , W.
Dullard of Pawncc City , called for a inro-
bilged dlscusiomr.
Dr. Dullard struck a subject that seemed
to 1)0 very nrear tire hearts of iris ilcnrerrt ,
for tlrero were a nannlber of hearty endorse-
mnents of ills Views. Tire title of time Ptiler ; ;
"Should I'imyslclana ltecornunemrd the Op.
tician us a Safe Person to i'rescrhhio Lenses
for the Correctlonr of Errors of Refraction' ! "
Dr , flullarit said that nearly every village
and irainlet in tine land was visIted by
quacks in the eye business. It was a con-
stout surprise that so llll1il itco-
plo seemed willing to entrust the cx-
rirnination of their eyes to arm alleged
oplithainniologist who was generally tine six
weeks product. of tire "olrtical schools"
established In every city.
"There are several so.calleil institutions
in dutferent parts of the country , notably iii
Chricago cmrrrl I'lriladclpiila , tlrat are styled
'colleges of rcfractionr , ' " ho said , "or other
hmlgll-sourndurng nInnies , Tlrey give a two
weeks' course and 'graduate' time sturdent
'doctor or refraction' or 'gradurated optl-
ciami' with a very artistic ( llplonrla , "
l'hysiciamns were wnirmied against semlllnng
or rcconrmrnemrduirg their patrons to these Ig-
crorant pretenders wino , it wars asserted , "diii
inurcin ilamnmnlgo by their igmrorammt use of a
mnearns wbmlcii inn intehllgeirt irands Is capable
of doing inticin good ; met ibocauso tilcy detract -
tract fronu the busitnesa of tire oplrtimamnolo- )
gist , wirorn they really bemtcfit--glvlug work
in correctIng their niristakes. "
Dr. hiuhlarul saId titese quacks were doIng
tire vublic at large rnnucir burma amId as tire
PeoPle ivero time sufferers from inupositionis
in tins regard tire society should take moore
steps for puttimlg down their pretensionla ,
Instances were related of tine quacks' nuthtr-
clous manner of doing husipess in Nebraska
townis. -
Visiii ii i'rIse''ut ( , ( iiitsaipt ,
Dr. Gartemr heartily endorsed the views
of Dr. Dullard iunrd led In a lively discus.
alon , Dr. McConnugirey urged tlrat. county
nrledical societies , it resolved to prosecute
the fiagramit abuses of thus type , could do
much good. 11 said tirat by , vlgorous or-
ganizeil mnctionr they hasi driven out the In-
titan doctors in York , who vcre working
the gullible public. Dr. Pluromner tbougilt
that the hrosecUtiomr of the quacks was quite
Possible if righntfuily undertaken , Once let
tire people thoroughly unrderstanit to what
arl ( 'xtdnt they are belmng lmrrposeth upon ninth
it would be no ( line until tiroy would cease
to flourish nail fatten err tire people's mooney ,
Dr. Owen rocitd an iuciiienmt that cacao
umider his own obmiervatiomi showing tire ml-
Ilertlirenco of tineso Practitioners , lie said ho
knew a man who bought a pmtir of smoked
glasses from a specialist and the spec1ali.
Qurabilitytobrcw a beer of
unusual high quality gives
. . . . .
- - us an extraordinary ability -
ity to plcasc consumers.
_ _ _ VAL.IILATZ BREWING Co.
MILWAUI(1L , U.S.A.
Foley BrOs. , Wholesale Dealers of-
, S ficc Dcilone Hotel , 124 N. Four-
p tecath Sirtet , Omaha , Ncb ,
. . .
- - - - -
- - - - -
Do You Iea11y Watit
a Fruit Laud Home
'J'11iat will give you $1,500 a year ? If you do now
is the Limo to get it.Yo have thehu fnUy pi'o-
1)tl'el : ready l'or clelivei'y , 'ith tim Ci'Op on tim
ti'tie.
A 1iBEE 'ItRTP TO LOOK A'.I' TIIE : LAND
before you select it , ( T1ii free tl'hI ) :11)1)1105 : ) for
old cnitoinvrs as well as new. )
'J'he ° o lRii(113 111,13 all IOCatel witliiii igiit 01 !
the city of PortlltiiI , the New York of the I.'a-
cifie coast. -
'Ulie bi"idge : Lcros the Columbia betweell
Pol'Ilalui aiid.Tiicoit.isr ; will be f'iiiis helwithin
a year , when all laud on the north side of that
1iVel' 'ii1 pi'oiiiptly ( lOuble in ' : i1ite ,
if you really wuit : to got a home and au iii
C01110 in a coiitttt'y where tliei'e : u'e no Idlihig
frosti , no grasshoe1's , no liglitnihlg , ItO Iiai1
110 1i'lgllVilh , no really hot weat her , 310 cold
weather , no fai1ure of crops-none ol' the ills of
'which you complain-this Im your chance.
11' you cloii't want a fruit ftriii ; we can offer
YOU a wheat 1Uhi1 , ready to ltai'vcst 10 , 000 butth-
els of wheat , and a dOzen smaller 1aces to
cliooo front.
STEARNS FRUIT LLND CO
18'2 : F&mi'iiitmn St. , OmrlttllH , Neb ,
275 Stai'k St. , I'ortlaiid , Om'cgoii.
afterward faked a testinroniat from tlnntt
mniarn ,
lr , Gaitircr said the \.IlolC tronnhle was
tmat e'rcryboiiy was attracted by that , iicli-
log sign "comrsultationl free , ' '
Dr. Ii. Gifford of this city enitertnlmmeci
tiio delegates tslUr ills experiences with tire
large linab rmlagnet ill the extraction of for-
elgn bodies from tire eye. lie had a large
electro-magnret err exhibition rund dt'Scrileii
tire ruamnnier iii winch foreignm particles wene
drawmn from the eye.
"Care of tine Ears in Childirood , " by D. C.
Bryamrt of Onunira , was a thea for tire nnore
careful attentlorl of parents to tire corn-
piaints of childhood , however trivial they at
first appeared , A very irltelllgeint discourse
and excinaimgc of opinion followed.
Ir , M. h. harris of Chicago appeared
before the conventionn anld explained the
tIso of a fleW surgical lnstrtrmenlt used in
a delicate operation.
Ir , Ii. F' . Imngails of Chicago read a paper
on mrasal diseases and the treatmeht of Ca-
tttrrh , a disease winlchn kills from an eigintll
to a sixth of tile Iruman family , he said.
Dr. Long of Madhannl followed whir a technical -
nical descrlptloni of "a mneglected case of cx-
tcrnsive double sumpptmrative mastolditis , "
It was anrnlotnnced at tine nfternnooml nil-
jounrrlnlemlt. ( lint tire special address by J.
B. Mtmrphmy of Chicago , on ' 'Intestinal Surgery -
gory , " set for tins cverling , wound be dcliv-
ered at 2 o'clock this nfte'rnoon , as time
doctor desired to leave for hormno ,
him his annumal address to the members of
the society Presitlenmt Bridges referred at
501110 lengtln to tine political appointments
In connection with tine State Imrsane asylum.
lie characterized thorn as a hastimig disgrace
to time state.
The bali WIlS conmfortably filled last evening -
ing with visiting delegates , mc enrbers ann
tlnc'ir friemlis ( to see amid irear a stereointicomr
lecttmre by Henry 0. Marcy of Ilostoim cm tine
"Cure of IngUimlal hernia 1mm tIne Male. "
AVnold's Bronno Celery curts ircadacires ,
tOo , 25c , SOc. All 'ruggists ,
DEATH RECORD.
C'ztnu.l Itsns St ! ' tesiiiilii.
MONTREAL , Quebec , June 14.-Sir Joseph
, i5tiolp1n Chapleau , fornner Ileutemnant gov-
ernror of Quebec and secretary of state of the
1)onlinion and one of the great Frencin'
Canadian statesmen , is clench.
Sir Joseph Adolph Chniplenu wan born inn
St. Tinc'rcse tb lilannville , Quebec , onm Novem.
her 0 , 18-10. hI 1SI.7 ; lIe set out for Ills native
country of Terrebonne , with only ten shil-
lImngs in imis pocket , to rimmm for a scat in time
legislatirre. Ills eloquence muncie a sleep Inn.
pression upon tile c4lmrstltuerncy tint ? ho wars
elected. Ant Oil orator lie had rio equal In
Camlacla. lie becaintl ( itleoll's counsel in
1673 , rind a ysar later achieved celebrity as
connnnsel for Louis itell'n nint'stciates , cirarged
wIth the murder of Scott. lie was provincial
secretor ) ' In le hloucimervhlie'ts inlinistry lii
175.77. At the defeat of tire Joly govermi-
meat in 1879 inc inecamnle iiromimier of Qirebec ,
In 1882 he accepted a lmrtfolio under Sir
John A. imlnclonaiti.
Jnbi 'I' . S1.rlilsii.
GOTI1ENIIU1IO , Nob. , Jumlo l4.-Special (
Tt'Iegrnnn.-Tbno ) sudden Jentl ; of Joimn 'I' .
Sinoridan occuirreci thnlrs afteriicorr abrtnt 4
o'clock from heart ihlacose. lie drove Into
towmr about. 10 o'clock iii apparently good
inealtil , nbout 2 o'clock lie ordered dinner
mt a I-estaum'amnt anal sat down to eat. After
eating part of 11114 turner ho gaspeil for
breath amid started for time door , anal upon
reacimimig the sIchovalk lie niwooneil anil in
less Elnarl ten mInutes tiled while ncurrommntlcti
by friends anti attended by a inilysician , lie
was nm well-to-do farmer anti leaves a wife
amid erie child. Word 'ars tolegrupileli to
ilis brotbnors 1mm Iowa , who are expected to
arrive tonmormow and be irrosenrt at lrI burial ,
Ol Set I I s'r sit Siti ill' ) ' ,
ShINIIV , Nob. , Jinmio 14.-Special ( Tide'
grain.Josc'pil ) Slrarnnc'r , w 110 intts resided
mere since 1676 , died today. lie leaves a
wife arid four childrcrl. hIis furrc'ral occumrs
ant Timurriday.
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dlsorihers resultIng fromnn yOUtilfUl Indlsore-
tions Lame Back , ctc , antI toils wIry
ELECTRICITY
cures With my invention , the Dr. Sanden
Electric Belt , known amId used the w orld
ever , I rerstoreti Inst year 5,000 men , young
and old Beware of cheap lnnlltations Above
book explains all ; sent sealed WrIte today ,
Dr. A. R. Saiiden ,
No. 183 S. Clark St. . ChIcago , Ill.
DUFFY'S
PURE MT WHISKEY
ALL. DRUCCISTS.
R'R'R
PAIN CUBED IN AN INSTANT
For ilt'rulrlcilo ( winetirer sick or ncrvonrs )
tootirach e , nemi rich gin , 1110(1 Zfl t mini , i smrnhago ,
pa I mrs a nil vc'rn Id in c'icrt I in I II a back , Hid ilO on'
kithmlt'ys , prrins nirounti tile lIver piurisy ,
iiveIlimng of tint , jtnhmnts tImid IlLIOS ( If all
kinds , tine ntiplicnution of ltILtiwnly'r lienuly
I ltuilt'f wiii aftord Iinmnt'ihinste orate , nnnii liii
comrtimiuetl disc for it few days effect a Inor-
manent cure.
cure.A
A CUJtIS FUJI ALi
Summer Complaints , .
A half to a tenusptionlful of Ready Relief
lii a ilfllf ttnmnlnlc'n' of water rrpenii'tt an oft -
t cr1 ntis t lie ii I sc till mgi'n ( 'till t fIn ill' , it ml a tin n-
nd srmturntt'd witlm itetitly lielict placed
over tire ttmrnacIn ntmlii bowolrs will itiforti
Iminetiinito ] tt'iie ( nail snomn effect a cure ,
I mit ermrnul ly-A liii I f t Ii It t CU iililO Il fill iii
in8lf a timnilder of vittt'r vill Ir
tries t'smro Crarnins , Slirisrn , : , , tcr Stomrdcll ,
Ntt ii lietl , Vu on I I i ci ic , 1 I c'ii rtbim rim , Nervous-
flit ) : , flick I Ieriihiuc'ine , Fhrttulcncy amrtl nil
Ill tt'rniu I lIlt Iins.
iiiliiiriai Ill I Is 'tirinus F'orisrs ( ' , ircL
a sill l'ri'a'i'is I I'll.
i'i iet' itle ) mst'r hot f leSulsi l- si ruggtssti
liii , iItl.tY .t ( a ) . ,
r . ' ; ilisis Street , Nes' York ,
RUPTUL CURED
; . : :
Detention From Buslnos8.
'Vc rcfcr to ilunmrnr.ns Ci' l'ATIENTS Cujumni
PIL1S CURED
In Seven to Ten Days % Vltliout P&lmi.
Osi : TruEATrmNr : Dogs 711K Vosmc ,
THE EMPIRE nUPTURE CURE
AND MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
( Rucc..ion. , . to 'flith 0 , E. Mil.LIil ( 00. )
032-933 New York Life BuIlding , Omaha.
Call or write tar circula's-
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LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS
TilE QREJf ( .AKE ROUTE.
Ow Tb. 'trw Pmi ta.w.LIp ) Iitiiltcu ,
8aiilngv From chicago.
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witovtci.l-ue. 9 . .5iVcl S 1'i.1tu U * , M.b. . ( I I'M ,
fror Cnarivotz i.rbor i4rlr , ; I'stu.st , , ctc.
Tu.AM'jliur. fJ A.Mti.t. 4l.M ,
ot Martucmus , . Ijaccock , h1gbtoa , Aihil&4.
Duluth , etc.i V 1' itt ,
Iliu.tr.t.4 n'atn,4ibd. milled I , . " .n appIictIon.
stud AMO DOCH , &IN Ag . WA1t T.1ItAi- $ .