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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1898)
- - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - ; - I r1'lIE : OMAlA iiry ' ' ' - . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ iiii : 'L'I1t'IDAY , 1 ULY 2S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . FUSION COES IN ! JNCASTER ' 1 1cmcnth of Popocratto PaTty Agree on the 4 Div1on ! of the Unattainab'e. ' : THREE CONVENTIONS WITH ONE IDEA QntIserLng of tIi IeIgnt Trniinet Such JIiilw , , , ns tin , Coiitrcgicc Coiniildtce , . l'critiU r ( lie Statt 1Iouie ( nug Sl1getM. ; L1NCOLN July 27.-Speclal.-The ( ) thrco tI % wings of the fusion party ot Lancaster county met In thin city tolay , agreed UPOfl a county ticket nhd selected delegates to the atato and congrosIonaI conventions. The business of the three conventions was : handled 1y the usual conference committees - tees , the or1innry delegatch having 1itt1 i : part. In the actual work. Thu conimitteo on ; Conference agreed Uion a division ot of- flees , which WOUld give the silver republicans - licans one canlidato for representative , the democrats two representatives and a county commissioner , the populints two senators , two representatives and county attorney. This report was agreed to by the various conventions. The democratic convention , which met at . I3ohanatt'5 hail at 10 o'clock in the forenoon - noon , organized and openeii business by adopting a resolution cnilorsing James Man- alma as its candilato for congress in the Flrt ( listrict , an(1 ( authorizing him to select the tlelegatcs to the congressionaL conven- tion. Thu tiolegatos to the state conven. tirni go uninstructed. The convention adopted resolutions reamrming the princi- 1)105 of tl Chicago platform , endorsed the State almliiistration and donnunceti past republican olilcials , ailvocatel the rotation in omco of county omelals , and enlorscd the national ntlministration In its conduct of the war. The convention then nominated \v. C. l'hipps and L. M. Wonto as repro- sentntIvc3 , and \ViiIiam Schroeder as county commissioner , this being the democnrtic share of the siolls as apportioned by the conference committees. The convention was composed of about 200 delegates , or only one-half the number named under tlio call , the people from the country precincts taking - ing very little Interest in the convention. The nomination of Schroeder for commissioner - sioner was a decided victory over the J , II. Harley faction , who wanted the ex-postmas. c , - tar to receive the nomination. All of liar- ' 'K Icy's former doputic took part lU the conVention - - ' Vention , but the Schroeder faction was too \ _ 1' strong for theni. Here's llii Big Cro'v41 , The "silver republicans" met in convention at A. 0. U.v. . hail and out of 250 delegates -specifled under the call Just thirty- three were present , most ot the country precincts being without rep- Icsentntion. C. L. Laws , one of the secre- tnries of the Board of Transportation , called r- , the little gathering to order , and L. C. r Chapin vas elected chairman. The an- nOuncenient was made that there vero no contests and the rending of the list of delegates - gates vas omitted. One of the delegates remarked In an audible tone that "It wouldn't take long to rend the list and there were not enough Present to stir up a re- pectablo Contest. " In fact there \vere just the right number present to allow one dde- gate to each township in the county , one for each city ward and a chairman and secretary - tary extra for tlio convention. C. L. Laws wns made chairman ot this committee on conference and this committee - tee took ten minutes to agree with the corn- inittces from the other crowds. The cent - t ventlon thou nornlnntcl E. Sissler as its candidate - didato for representative and endorsed the candidates named by the other conventions. The populists met at Conservatory of Music hail with about 200 of the 425 dde- gates present. J. W. Chambers of Nernaba irccinct was electcd chairman , After a con- sldcrablo wrangle over the matter , a coin- mitteo of five was mined to cotifer with the committees of the other conventions. A rcs- oltitions committee was also named , being headed by Jay Burrows , A. E. Sheldon and Commissioner Wolte. The report of the cooferenco committee was adopted without serious opposition , although there was considerable - siderablo uneasiness exhibited by the 18r- tisans of A. H. Weir , J. V. Wolfe and J. W. Ilerge , each of whom s'as afraid sonic advantage - vantage would be taken by the others. I ( ( ) % I'IINM ILOMDIULIII. ' The lively part. of the convention caine , , when the committee oii resolutions itiado its report. After endorsing the state adininis- tration , recommending the abolishment of an ' 'banks of Issue" and declaring anew for p \ _ free colnago at tlio ratio of 16 to 1 , a resolution - lution wzu3 presented , being in the handwriting - writing of Jay flurrows , as foIlows Rcsoived , That we tiemanil the cnactnimt of a law making it junal offense uiukr severe penalties for any railroad corporation to isstio free transportation to any person , or for ally person to accept the saiiio ; and we demand a reduction of passenger rates to an amount equal to that saved by the abolition of free passes. We also favor the passage of a iaw furnishing nil transportation - tion actually needed by iniblic officials in tiio troasaction of Public business. This resoiiitioii ras met by a storm of protest , anti an attempt was made to howl it dOWU. SieecIiCs vero iiiado declaring that it was casting a slur at the P'eSCflt state officials , and counter speeches were made iii wldcli it was declared that the popuhists now in oiflco had accepted vasses contrary to their professed principles , and that they ought : to be censured , 'rite contest - test over the resolution lasted about an hour , iluring which tune there was iiitich confusion , Finally an amendment was adopted striking out the part relating to the saving from the abolition of vnsses , and instead declaring for a 2.ceut rate of vuusdilKer fare , 'rita Part providing for free transportation of lUbliC othhcials , which was understood to lia'o been inserted on the solicitation of Laud Commissioner \\'oho , and which was ugreed to by him as a member of the conunitten , was also stricken out , One delegate , In making a sicech on the question , said that. It would do no good to recommend the passage of a 2-cent fare law. "Such measures hinti been Proposed in thio last legislature , but they all ( hell in thio committees. the iohiuhist members lire- forrlng to spend the time in passing bills to hirevent the adulteration of vinegar anti other fool measures. " At this point an cm- Iiloyo from the state auditor's olilce shotiteti tiown front the gallery that a 2-cent rate bill would be unconstitutional , After order Ititil been restored the con- 'entioa nominated J , J , stein anti 'I' , ii. Tibbles itS scnators , A , IL hicldon and J. Ii. ' Curyca as representatIves , and left the cati- didate for county attorney to be named by tb central committee , J.v. . liergo was empowered to select tim delegation to time congressional canyon- tion , The delegation to tim state canyon- tion was selected , but goes without lnstruc. , , tions , which Indicates a drawn battle between - tween the \'elr and Wolfe forces. Slnt. Jioim ( ummg iii J1viiIiiiit. One noticeable timIng about the canyon- lion was tIme activity of the members of the state house party. Those of time otilco- oIdcrs who occupied Prominent seats among . 1--- AWD AT relIeve nervous disOrdoro , othauotloni headmohowa ¼ efuIno53 , oto. _ _ _ A Urat Topic. oI1 i bottles. t . . - tha tlelegate * cero Land Commissioner \Voife , sail hyatt and Gravomi from his office - fico ; Shrader , Sheldon and Mohn from See- retary of State l'orter's omceVhittaker ; from the auditor's 0111cc ; l3radburg from the treasurer's office : Etimleten and Howe from the "oil moom ; " IlIum anti F' . Ij. Mary from the governor's office ; Etigerton from the labor bureau : flewick and Abbott from the asylum ; Stockman and Wanmer from the "State Board of Janitors. " The persistent activity of these officeholders was crhtlcised by many and It conceded that Land Commissioner Wolfe lost friends by the part ho took on the resolutions committee , Time business of the democratic coaven- tion was supervised by fenton Maret , J. C. Iahlman , Albert SJoberg , Stockman , Row- ( Ofl anti Ayers , all from the state house , Ten ver cent of the silver republican con. vention was also composed of state house employee. hlavelock will soon ho connected with Lin- coin by a trolley car line , the peop'e of that. Iaco having so voted yesterday at a special election , The vote stood 217 for anti 36 against , FxactIy the same number took part In the hreyious election , at which time proposition was for a straight 10-cent fare , hut the result was on the negative side , William K , Tuttle of the firm of hlumstead & Tuttle has gone to Chicago , where at noon today ho was uniteth in marriage with Miss Orn Lena Barnes , sister of Councilman - man liarnes of Lincoln , They will visit Mr. Tuttls relatives in Michigan before settling dowim in their home In this city. The United Presbyterian organization has extended a call to Roy. D. E. Smith of Pawaco City and it is expected that ho will begin work bore early in August. Nt'rmoti 1ItItIvros CONC.1LISS. .iiemiiler 1 I is. ' ( ' ( ' % ( i've Coiiiiiittei. biNlirs ii. Clretalni- OGALLALA , Nd , , , July 2.-To the Editor of Tue 13cc : The executive committee of the National Irrigation Congress have so- lectcd tim first , second and third days in September , 1898 , at Cheyenne ; Wyoming , as the time and place for holding the convention - tion , The membership of this congreas shall be as follows : Fire ilelegats for each state anti territory , to be appoimited by the governors - ornors thereof. One delegate from each city In the United States having a population less than 2,00O and two delegates from each city having a population over 25,000. Ono delegate - gate each from any regularly organized irrigation - rigation , agricultural anti horticultural society - cioty , society of engineers , irrigation com- panics , agrictiltural colleges and commercial bodies , and the duly accredited rcprescnta- tivo of any foreign nation or colony , and any member of the United States senate and house ot representatives , anti governor of a state or territory , any member of a state or territorial irrigation commission , the chairman - man of each section and the permanent 0111- cers of the congress. Through the daily and public press of our commonwealth , which in tlio past has ( lone Ho flinch to draw public attention to this important subject , I ask the earnest effort and endeavor to again call public attention to this congress at Cheyenne , and desire the press to inure particularly call th attention of hmomeseekers visiting the exposition at Omaha to give this matter their study and attention. If people can ho induced to make the trip to Cheyenne , they will have an opportunity to see the workings and observe also tile practical results of irrigation in the great crops produced in the Platte and Lodge Polo valleys in Nebraska. The great and beneficial results that can be obtaincti by irrigation in Nebraska are only Just begin- fling to be realized and one neetis only an opportunity to see what can be done to be convinced of the superior rettirns to the htmsbandmnami for his labor amid to be comi- vinceti that to tim 1nestor tile profits are large and that his security for his invest- meat is beyond questlon absolutely secure. Nebraska a few years ago wa comparatively - tively Unknown as an irrigation state , tiuring the past few years it has however rapidly coma to the front and is now recognized as being the leatling irrigation state , anti has 013 a matter of tact a larger acreage tinder irrigation titan any other state in the union. The member of the national executive corn- mittco of this state takes pride in calling thio attention of Nebraskans to this fact and hopes that all good Nebraskans will take such interest in the coming congress that they will make it a point to attend the convention in ierson and vlli , if possible , bring with thoni for exhibition , specimen products produced tinder irrigation , M. A. flAtJflhiFmTY Member of the National Executive Commit- tee. .CiiIl ItrezLIIIIg GRAND ISLAND , Nob. , July i7.-Spe- ( cial-Sorno ) time tiuring last night another prionor made his escape from the Hall county jail. In the jail there is a cage , whore all prisoners are kept during the night , During the day they are let out in the corridors , the cage being small. anti it heing severe on the prisoners to keep them locked within the same. Last ovomilng while corralling the prisoners the deputy sheriff evidently overlooked one of the inca , auth during the night ho succeeded in sawing one of the bars across the open window in two and making his escape. Time men was Charles hayden , who had been bound over to the district court on the charge of forgery. Trnhl. ' Over lo Oi-diiiance , FAIRFIELD , Nob. , July 27.-Special.- ( ) A newly enacted dog ordinance is causing the mayor , marshal anti many private citi. Zeus trouble. The marshal is under arrest for trespassing upon private property in his efforts to destroy all unliconseti dogs within the corporate lirnito of the town , Prominent private citizens are under arrest anti on trial for owning and harboring tin- licensed ( logs. The mayor anti council are defentlamits in suits for damages growing out of the efforts of the marshal to enforce tIle ordinance , All time had blood in cvi- deuce line tiecim shieI by the few ovneriess curs which have been shot. liii rliers 0 rj.n a iz' . ILSTINGS , Neh , , July 27-Speciai.- ( ) Time barbers of this city met Monday oven- lug to organize , Every shop in time city was reprcsentetl , and the officers elected were : w , A. Pieletick , presitlont ; It. A , Pate , vice president ; L. Iiolmbio , secretary amid treasurer : J , L. W'righmt , Cliff Johnson and Leutlier Egelimoff , trustees. IL is irohablo that Mr , Pate will be time delegate to a nmectimmg at Onmaha next Tuesday , wliielm is to ho held for time purpose of porfectlimg time mitato organization. IhI imor le-nlrr iii 'l'rouble , BENNINaTON , Nob. , Jill ) ' 27-Special. ( ) ' -A state complaimmt was iiie'l ' yesterday in Justice Anderson's court against Eggert Ott , chargimig him with sellimmg a half gallon of witialcy to a simmall boy last Sunday. Time jug of whisky was soizeti by the commetabie and will be useti as evidence in the case. This Is time seconmi time within the Inst to ( veekmi that Oft has been arrested charged with seiiimmg liquor on Sunday. .tieiiijte'il Stiit'ide' , NEIIRASKA CITY , Nob. , July 27-Spe. ( cmi Telegraimm.-A ) young man who gave his mmmc as Ed Vansheots , age iD years , amid time son of a farmer livimmg micar Pacific June. lion , Ia. , attempted suicide today by gash. lag his throat with a liocket knife , lie stated that despondency over the loss of $10 was the cause. lt'lmi y'il by ii ' 'rcel. CULBE1tTSON , Neb. , July 2L-Spccial. ( ) -Train No , 176 on lime Culberleon & liii- penal railroad was ( lelayed si houts yes- tcrday on account of a small wreck at liovpriy. A freight car jumped time ttuck iinda crew from MeCook caine up to place . - - - - a.- - ' - -z RENOI1Nk1TION FOR STARI ( Fourth Distiict Pop111ist Pnt Up Thcr Congrosaman Agttin , LITTLE OPPOSITION IN THE CONVENTION Prce iIivcr leiitmliienn , ' . to ( tic ? timiili-r fit Putirteen hold it ii.lc hinv situ ! tgrcc to ho Siniloscmi. YORK , N'eb. , July 27.-SpeciaL-Con- ( ) grossman W. L. Stark was renomnlimated this afternoon by the PoPulist convention of the Fourth district , imeiti at this iilace. Time imominat mnet with Ittlo opponition , no other ciimmdidates appearing on the political horizon to any degree of prominence. Time convention met at the court house this afternoon , W. 11. Taylor of DavkI City was chairman , ( Icorge L. Burr of Aurora secretary anti Albert Snare of Seward assistant - ant secretary. There was the usual routine business and seine iopuhistlc oratory by ( ] eorgo Hurr and II. Clemn Denver of Omaha. Time former looked on time hopeful sub of things , told of the spread of populist (100- trine and of tlmo voiitical converts that were being made. lie paid his resiocts to tbo republican jmarty in characteristic , populist style , charging it s'ith alt manner of wickedness anti corruption , Icaver told what he thought time populist party lmal , ( Ioimo anti what lie thought it ras going to ( lO lie predicts a populist victory at time coming election anti places time statO majority between 20,000 antI 28,000. His vigorous style of denunciation occasionally tirow imis hearers out of their passive lndlf- feremice into a mild form of entimusiasm , but as a whoio the convention was a very qiiet on c. c.Time Time rumor that Stark might also ho a candidate for gubernatoral honors caused seine anxious discussion , hut the convention finally left the matter of filling a possible vacancy to tlmo , discretion of tlmo congressional - sional central committee to either call another - other convention or choose a successor tlmroughm the committee. Resolutions were passed in which time part3 congratulated itself - self anti expressed high hopes of victory , The war tmommd issue was characterized as unnecessary and unjust , and Congressman Stark's record was the subject of elaborate praise. The attendance was light , The free silver republicans of thmo district imeid a sort of a side show to the populist convention and agreed to be swallowed. They intlorso Stark and gulp down the whole dose of Iopulistic medicine. There were fourteen present at this convention ( luring its imighest title of attendance. IIAItTINGTON , Nob. , July 27.-Spcciai. ( ) -Political factlomms in this county are wheel. lag into line and getting ready for time tail campaign. How to fuse harmoniously and still satisfy those who want office is the troublesome question whIch confronts the fusion forces this fall , as usual. Already each party has tin aspirant for county at- torncy asking for the fusion stmpport , It looks just now as though the democrats , populists nail free silver republicans would nominate separate cammihidates. There is no ( lisSension in republican ranks. The fusion coimventions vill be held in this city Saturday - day I'ilitiCll i'nIfli' . BROKEN 110W , Neb , , July 27.-Speciai. ( ) -Now that time nopuiists have their nomina. tions made in this district the republicaims are preparing for the most vigorous campaign - paign that they have ever made. Timere are strong hopes with time division in time popu. list ranks anti the dissatisfaction over time nominations of representatives anti senator iint if clean , capable men are nomimmated by time republicans at least two members of time state iegislature out of the three can be elected. Time representative convention is to be held her next Sattirtlay amid the senatorial convention of the F'lftcentit district will be held at Arcadia , Valley county , August 17. at 2 o'clock. Time counties coamposing the district mIre Ulairme. Custer , Loup and Valley , There xviii ho an effort made to induce Prof. ii' . M. Cussic to accept the nomination , who is regarded as a zmuro winner over Deal. OSCEOLA. Nob. , July 27.-Spoclal.- ( ) Time ICoPlOS independent party of l'olk county imavo just imeld their primary election amid these nro thy delegates selected to time dlffereimt conventions : State convention , J. v , Crazier , J , C. Babe , P. E. Casslo- hery , G. F. Cook , J. K. Bradley , J. A. Lou- dermilch , George Kreis , J. P. E. Carison , A. P. Tilley , J. . I. . , Makeover , E. W. Smith , II , H. Reckmeyer , Olaf Erickson , L. G. Ai- drich , C , It. Clark , and it is smite to say that they are not for Iloicomb or third tormers ; for time congressional , Mat Brian , Thomas Baird , W. S. Funkhauser , II. H. hewitt , Mutt Sterup , Lewis Timnm , W. A. Cornisii , Chris I3eitlo , Josh Pimililpa , C. C. Cahiiouim , Howard \Vnrner , J. C. Lougue , J. C. Larson , J. N. Ilurd , C. E. Durrltt , and these gentienmen are for W. L. Stark , "first , last ani all the time" ; for this sena- tonal district there arc J. B. Gilbert , J. E. Peterson , D. D , Little , J. II , Coicmnan , F. J. Ilaiimm , 11 , It. llartiy , ii. M. l'otvers , F. A. Joimnsoim , C. It. Clark , Ii. Sterup , A. 'iS' . Johnson - son , 13. F. Pointer , W. S. Fumikimauser , A , J. Johnson , henry Matimony , John E. liolt , SYRACUSE , Neb , , July 27.-Special ( Tciegrammm-Timo ) republicans of Otoo county imeiti their convention here today , Delegates to the state , congressiojuii anti float conventions wore selected and a legislative amid county ticket idacetl in nons- immation. J , 0 , Moore of Pnlnmyra was chosen chairman. 'rho conventlomm had the largest attendance amid was ammo of the most harmonious ever held in the county , On a rising vote Judge M , L. hayward was giveit permmmissiomm to minnie the delegates to time state anti congressional commventions as follows - lows : State , Jack Farley , David Brown , E , F , Warren , Ad Wait , J. 0. Boyd , It ! , T , Pratt , Pat ilothi ) ' , Theodore Frericims , II. Weilemmetch , H , C , Fm'eemnnmm , A , Zimmer , \v _ F , Hair , H. N. Carpemmter , J.V , Cas. sd , Vt' . T , Peutimer , F , McCartnoy , 11. Iamnme , C. E. Marshall , J. B. Casselman , C. A. Sweet , J. 0. Moore ; congressional , John Baumnan , C. N. Icarstens , F , IL lid- vey , It. M. Eaglart , D H , Harris , C. E. Overtoii , .1 , Ii. McKee W. J. James , Claus ICnobe , E. I , liourthier , Ii , H. Egan , M. T , Johnson , Id. D. liuckins , M. McCllmnns , 0 , home , C , EVood , John Doye , Ii. J. Peg- her , A. Cook , J , MclCibbon , 0. G , W'iliiamn- son. A. A. l3ischoI , 110mm , H. J , llurkett of Lincohmi was pros- eat and made a rousing speech to the con- 'entioim , While tIme delegates to the con- gressloimal comivomition nra uninstructecl it is understood that they are to support llurkett , In return for wimich strength iii the state convention is to be given to hay. waril for governor , J , It , Areimds of Syracuse sas nominated for state senator anti 0 , II , harris of Unaclilia amid Patrick Itoddy of Nebraska City were mmmcmi for ropresenta- tivea , John W. Dixoim of this city was nominated for county attorney , The dole. gates to the float coimvontioa were not In. structeti , JV , Jaimmes of Wyommming was nomninateti for comnmnissloner in the Second district , 1)eiiredii t I ii us 'iiit r LoiiN , LYONS , Nob. . July 27.-Spccial-Thme ( ) Neary boys , living with a widowed mother upon their farm about three niiles west of town , have beemi victims of an ummknown fiend for about a year , who is bent upon the malicious destruction of property , and doing all time damage ho can otherwise , Farmimig implements heft iii the field would be found broken or chopped to pieces. At harvest time Inmportaimt Parts about the reapers amid mowers would ho foummd miss. tug , The harness has been takeg from the 5k barn time after time , nail entirely cut to pieces. Last Sunday morning , when the boys found their barnes till cut to pieces again , poison in the horses' feed boxes , in the cattle yards anti hog peas , It was resolved that something would have to be tioi , hiloodhommntls were telegraphed for from lkatrice , and upon arrival here this afternoon nero eagerly followed by neigh- bore and people front town. Crop ConIiI ons. IIAItTINGTON , Nob. , July 27.-Spocinl. ( ) -Farmers of Cedar county are btisy liar' vesting one of time largest crops of small grain ever grown here , Both quality and yield are excellent. Notwitimetantling the last week has been dry , yet corn never hooked more promising. Last night the entire - tire county was visited with a heavy rainfall - fall , which insures the corn crop beyond doubt. No wind to speak of accompanied the rain and imo hmarni was ( lone to small grain still standing or In shock. ICENESAV , Nob. , July 27-Speciai.- ( ) Crops in title section of Nebraska are gooti on an average , The corn looks flno and promises a big yield. Some thresiming has boon done with good results. Cult rt AdJ.ti rim s. WEST POINT , Neb. , July 27.-Special. ( ) -Judgo Evans adjourned time special see- sioim of district court inst dvenlimg , iii order to allow the contestants in the county clerk controversy to file further pientlings ti'itiiin the statutory time. The session will be resumed - sumed Ofl August 2 when it is expected that time matter in dispute will be deter- mimimmed , Nes S'hOl I'rlaicipnl , CULBE1TSON Nob. , July 27-Spccial. ( ) -The Cuiberteon school board met yesterday - day anti selected E. A. Tucker , formerly of Waunota , as Drinclpai of the school here. Grasshoppers arc flying north today. Thousands can ho seen in time air , Corn is in danger of them , LoMOM lilt Arm. SHELTON , Nob. , July 27.-Speclnl.- ( ) Wilson Bailey , the young man who was so badly hurt and his arm broken In five places in time cyclone south of town last May , was obliged to have tile left hand amid arm below the elbow amputated yesterday in order to avoid any more serious results. IIALF-PRICE TONIC11T ( Continued from First l'age. ) there will eventually come a Urno when the soil will become exhausted , or at least will hecomne deficient in somno one or more of the chief elements of nutrition , The North Carolina cxhtbit furnishes an excellent object lesson in scientific agri- culture. It. ( lode not attempt. a general die- play of the resources of the state. . 'l'ho exhibit was installed and arranged by T. K. Bruner of Raleigh amtd is now in charge of A.V , Blair of the North Carolina cx- periment station , aIO'I'NA'S UINEItA t EXIIIISIT. tIngimi1Ieent 1)ispiny of lIme I'roiluets of lime Silver Sdnte's MImie. The Montana exhibit occupies one of the four large central spaces timat. front on the main aisle of time Mines building anti both In completeness and convenience of arrange- meat it compares very favorably with any other iii the building. In one respect time Montana exhibitors assert their superiority and this is the fact that every specimen that is displayed comes directly from time mine where it is protiuccd , They have net hwi the advantage of a. surplus of material from previous exhibits anti there Is only one arti- do in time entire exhibit that has ever fig. ured in an cxpommttlon before. Time material was collected anti installed under the su- pcrvlsion of Samuel Anderson of White Sulphur - phur Springs , who remains in charge of It during time expositiomm. The visitor to the building is at once struck by the artistic docoratiomma of the Montana exhibiL The railing which stir- rounds it is constructed to represent buildimmg stoimes of the state and the pillars and other superstructure are In Imitation of the gold , silver anti copper that constitute the prhim. cipal mineral products. A handsome silk 1lng is tastily draped from the huge copper arch over the entrance and the interior is fuily occupied with showcases anti pyramids filled with a profusioim of specimens that ii- lustrate every feature of the mineral re- sources of the state. The exhibit contributed by Marcus Daly from the Anacommda. mines occupies a conspic- tmous position in front of the entrance. It inciutle3 two massive bars of solid silver which weighs over 200 pounds and a. cohlee- tion of bars , ingots and cakes of copper. There is also a Imuge boulder of copper ore which is one of the most massive specimens at the exposition. It. weighs 4,000 pounds and Is 72 per cent copper. A showcase further down tIme booth con- tabs one of time finest collections of wire gold iii the building. It Is the property of Roger C. Knox of Norris and its intrinsic value is considerable. The case also contains a peculiarly rich collection of gold anti eli- ver ore from the Ruby nmiime , Henry Ehiing of virginia City has contrih- uted a very valuable collection of gold nuggets - gets of trementious size and value. These are worth as mmmcli as 350 each and the entire collection is valued at over $1,000. The same case contains a. small collection of Montana precious stones , including rubles , garimets amid sapphires. The romaimming case contains a private col- icction of very rich specimens. It is a very extensive and interesting exhibit anti in- duties a large number of rare anti novel formations that are of more than ordinary interest to time student of nmtneraiogy. On each sldo of the showcases is a row of pyramids laden with an extensive coiiee- tiomm of ores just as they come from the mimics. These Include gold , silver , copper , lead , bimmmmuth , graphite , nmmtimoimy and ashes. toe , This is an exceptionally complete show- immg of native ores and Illustrates the rich- hess of the ( leposits that contribute to time resources of Montana. The rear of the booth is occupied by a display of building stone , Immciudlng granite and various vane- ties of sandstone , There is niso a small exhibit - hibit of tine brick , which are being exten- siveiy manufactured , There is also a very rare collection of jasper which Is euscepti- hIs of a high polish and of very ornamental effects. Time limitless supply of coke and coal that Is among the Possessions of the state is ii' iustm'ated by a large display on one side of time hootim , The hmandsonmo oil painting rep. resenting the "Never Sweat" mine at Butte is a very striking feature of the decorations and It covers nearly the entire rear of time booth. Among the oroamemital features is also a very Ingenious piece of pea work by William Zastrow of hleicmm. This Is an arcim of very artistic construction which bears thu portraits of all the presidents from Washington to McKinley , The border is formed of a collection of rare stamps also set In an ornanmental design In imen work. Tim only feature .that has ever figured In a previous exhibit is a bandsommmeiy carved chair of Montana cetlar , which is the property - erty of Madison county , It , was on exbibi- tion at the World's Fair and is valued at $150. Tbc carving represents limo various wiiti flowers of Montana and is executed with inane than ordinary skill. Mimi' ( iet time Ui'xiciiim ilmnmil , A proposition has been received from the Mexican bammd to begin on cmmgagemnemm August 0. when Phinney's bammit will Irave , It is announced timat It will be accepted pro- vitletl that an arrangenment cami ho made by which the band can be brought here without a collision with the United States lftw whith prelmibith the importation flf for- , lgn labor under contract. Manager l1inti- iey of the \Vnys anti Moans tlepnrtment 'tciegrapliett to Secretary Gage of the trens- tmry last night In regar.l to the matter ntl subsequent negotiations withho baud will depend largely on the nattme of his reply , PItUITS at ) ( ) iitli $ l'tiI .tiH , 'IIflmig llnrtic'tmitnrist Taki. Iii lime IIeiin , ' ut time Hspiii.iinii. A rood many of the imorticuiturists from the downtown convention visited time exposition - tion yesterday afternoon and lingered around the building for a couple of hours admiring the display and sampling the x- hibits. Oregon is the latest state to commie to ( Ito front with a fresh fruit exhibit , anl ( while it is small it attracts much nttentiomm. J , P. . Courtney Is in charge , and has unboxeti some of time finest peaches , plums , cherries and apricots that have ever come over time range. lIe says time sanmimics are not oven as good as time average , but stilt they arc good enough to satisfy anyone. Nebraska keeps tip the pace It set at the opening of time exposition , Stiperintcntleimt hloungers piaceti 250 imlates of mmew fruit upon the tables yesterday. At this time ho is showimmg seventy varieties of apples , twelve of apricots , seventeen of pItting , fifteen of chernica anti halt a dozemm each of blackberries , gooseberries and grapes. . Iowa shows three varieties of peaches , fifteen of new apples , four of new pltmnia and a dozen of apricots. Time Iowa fruit is aiti to be a little late , btmt wimemm time liroimer time commies to get to time front time growers declare timat the liawkcyo state will be heard from. Kansas has nmndo its first exhibit of ieaches , They nossess time flavor nmtmi time keeping qtmallties and rammk weil up toward time top as good sellers , Kansas is also showing some flue plunms anti petite that uro as fine as they grow in any of thin mmtates , The first installment of honey from Knmmsns line nrnived and line found its place In tIme Apiary btiilding , s'hero it is ndnmired by these who are tip iii bee culture nmtt time products of time honey bee. ? miissotiri keeps right on sending first-class fruit and Superimmtemmdent Nelson keeps right on exploiting time resources of the state front vhlehm he hails. At this timne lie is being smothered beneath the shlpimments of plums and peaches , but. ho says timat this is nothing to wimrtt may be expected after the farmers get into the midst of the frtmit harvest. JNIIAN COGIIESS A1.310W1' A FAC'L' , Itcmreee'mitativee of time 'VrihleN W'iii hI'gImL Arr1iHR hero Saturmin . Arrammgemezmts for the Immihian congre3s are rapidly approaching completion anti its formal opening on Iimdinmi miny , August 4 , Is assured , Captain Mercer ammmioummccs that time representatives of twenty-seven tribes will arrive in Omaha Saturday amid otimers will follow time first of 'the week. Time premara. ( tons for their installation at the grounds are nearly complete anti in a few days time space back of the Apiary anti Dairy build- logs will be converted Into a veritable aboriginal village. The Indians will live just as they do at. home and exposition vis- itnrs 'will have an opvortunity to ccc what tlmeir lifo really is. Later on timero will be daily exhibitions of their sports and i'as times. They ivili race lmorse3 , paddle their canons tn the lagoon and exhibit a variety of ether features of aboriginal existence. For More i'iiiiimlnr Cimmrni Concerts. Supenintentlent Kelly of the Music department - partmont is contemplating the orgammizimtloa of a choral congress to be hold iii connection - tion with the exposition sometime iii Sop- temuber. His Idea is to bring in all the church choirs from neighboring towns anii cities for a timree or four ( lays' session. This is to include oven tile smaller choirs anti , in fact , all who can sing the more familiar standard seiecthomms. The rough outline of the plan contenmphntes sessions during the day , consisting of music nod addresses on musical subjects , anti evening concerts on time Plaza by a full chortms of all the simigers. It is belicved that If how rail. road rates can be secured enough singers can be brought hero to maie a chorus of at least 500 voices , composed of singers who will be able to render strmntlarti nmuslc with comnparativehy little rehearsal. Such a chorus In connection with time bantl would ho a powerful evening nttractiomm amid if proper arrangements cams ho made time scheme will undoubtedly be given a trial , iIimiimesotmm's Coimmimi issiozi at SVork. The Minnesota exposition commissioners at the Minnesota htmihdlng lmave emerged from th riielm at hiotinamem timat. followed time dedicatory ilay ceremonies and are giving much of timeir attention to entertaining tIme many guests who frequent time beatmtifui log structure on the Bluff tract. Secretary Danforth of the Minnesota coma- nmlssioim has receIved worth from time North Star Daily l'ress association of Minimesota amid is informeti that on Atmgust 20 at least fifty members of the organization will visit the exposition. They will come in a sjme' cmi car , PreParei to remain from two to four days. While here 'they will make time Minnesota building their headquarters. Time keys to the building will be thiromvmm away and the boys will own everythmliig in con- aection with time Mimmnesota exhibit , I'reNideimt's 1'Iig , About one out of 100 visitors to the ( mv- ornment building understands the signlfl. camico of time hargo shield-shaped flag which hangs over the center of time navy eximiimit , It bears aim eagle whim a milmield aim its breast which liable a spray of olive in one claw and a bumuhio of arrows in tiic othei' . It is surmetmnted by a row of thirteen - teen stars and time motto "E Plunibue Ununf' on a blue backgrotind , and is alto. gethmer a very imaposing emblem. This Is what is known iii naval circles as the presitlent's flag. Wimenover it is floated from time mnastiicatl of a ship it sig- fifes that time president of time United States is on board and it. is never used on any other occasion. Sm'iizmtor Aiiisoii amid limo Varmiier , It iii very amusing to witness the pronm- iscuous Intermingling of time simple cotimmtry folk end the great minds of emir natioii at time eximihmit of Montgonmery , Ward & Co. If the farmer mind his family twlmo eat sub by side with Senator Ahiisomm of Iowa amid Stuyvesant Fish , presitlent of the Illinois Central railway , in the hiorseless carriage Tuesday lmatl known whaL the reporter knew. they commiti time mnoro readily understand - stand how easy it Is for Montgomery \S'artl & Co. to bring within their reach nmmytiiiimg great om good at time mniiminmum cost. ' .lr. Iiisim'kiimirmm Set II igli 1. OMAhA , July 27-To the Editor of The lice : Oim time nlmmthm page of your evening paper iii exposition notes appears time ( oh- iowhr.g : "P. W , Blackburn withdrew his apphica- tion for the position of pass inspector , etc. " As I never made any applIcation for time position of pass Inspector I did not with. draw my application , Kindly set me right. T. W. IILACKIIURN Ilimi jlo n l'ZINN I nspce I ii r At the meeting of the executive commit. too yesterday afternoon time employment of J. w , Bishop as pass Inspector 'was nuttier. Izod. lie will begin his duties mit once , It was also decided to have fireworks display Saturday night as an adcltionaI inducememmi to locml patronage. : votm's ( if hum ixiusi ( ion , Secretary Greene of time Ohio commission has recovered from lila recent illness and is again at his deabi in time Nebraska build- 11mg. 11mg.Prof. Prof. Ceruti , limo builder of time pipe organ in time Iowa state huibdlmmg , has arrived and hits commenced the work of putting the un. Isbiog touches upon his instrument. After It r.omnlstinmm organ recitals will ho giyen in the hiiiiltling twIce neii tiuy Time' to- eitnls will ho tlmmrlng time morning ftntl after- Imoon hours. A set of official sotiveimir Postal earths-ten boatitiftmb emmgravings in colors-sent post Paid for 2 cents , U. S. l'ostmii Card Co. , 215 New 'ork Life building. Missourt line placed a very attractive cx- hmibit iii its space 1mm the Agnictiiturai build- lag , It 1 a large wreath of flowers mmmmttlo frommm t'etlg , grains and grasses. The Iowa exposition tonmmissloners vro to have imeitl a iimeetlmig yesterday , hilt they failed to secure a quorunm and time mmmceting was lmostPOiied until comae day next week , Several new features are iu'lrmg atided to ( hoiidway , most of timimm lmeimmg boateti oil time street on time bluff tract. Time iafnmit incubator is beimig rushed to cnimmpbetioim anti wittmiim time mmcxi week nit illustration of mis- log babies by artificial means will his gireim. Another Solomon's tetmiple ban boon in- tnlbetl amitl iii richness. wimeim neatly for In- sliection , It is said wIll excchl time one me- term cml to in holy writ , Vemmetinim gomttiolts mmmii by Stenmmm ape lieimig imrebmred for time East Midway , It is said that they will have the mnotlomm of timoso upon the lagonim , but Unlike those , will rumm upon dry hand. PACKING HOUSE STATISTICS I'lenty of lingMvmitim a ? ottlle in- creitse iii \'el erli i ilhiugt , for time ' ( 'ek. CINCINNATI , July L-Spccimml ( Tole- graimm.-Time ) l'nico Curremmt says : 'l'imero is commtlntmcti iilemmtifiiiness of image. W'cstemn killings for time week are 43,000 , against 410,000 ( tie mrecething week anti 355,000 inst year. From March 1 time total Is 8,815,000 , agaltmst 7,575,000 a year ago. Pronmlmmemmt Places commipame as follows : City , ISOS. lSil7. Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2i0O00 2,540.300 lCnimras City . . . . . . . . . . I'2Si,000 l,20,000 Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67S,000 GG,000 St. Lotmia . . . . . . . . . . . . . 552,000 445,000 Immdiaimnpolis . . . . . . . . . . . 431,000 471,000 Miiwatmlmee . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 193,000 soooo : Cimmcimmmmntl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 260,000 . iSJ00 ( St. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 150,000 Ottummiwa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249,000 2l.i,00 Cedar liapids . . . . . . . . . 202,000 177,000 Sioux City . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150,000 307,000 St. l'aul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132,000 41,000 Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180,000 211,000 Louisville . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178,000 125,000 Comimi it Imimi of I'rilit'o of " . 'imi e. LONION , July 27.-The pnlmmce of'ahcs is progressing so favorably that it imas been' deflmmiteiy dccitletl to remove hiimm to Cowes cmi. Saturday. TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST l'rovn II iili Non lmtri'iiide immimi F'mtir for Neirmmskn. Stmmm ii 1)mtiost mimmil W'yniimiimg. \\'ASIIINGTON , July 27.-Forecast for' Timurstlny : For Nebraska , South Iakota amid W'yomn- log-Fair ; imoriimomiy winds. For Iowa-imowers vs niahbe winds , 1gm- coming northerly. For Missouri amid Icammsan-Gcneralhy fair ; cooler ; variable wimmds , bccommmiimg mmortimerly. Iit'im m ltt't'ri. OFFICE OF T1IIt'EATiiiR BUREAU , OMAI IA , , hmly 27.-Omnnha record of temmi- hieratlire nmmd ritiimfmtii commipareti vItim time corremttndummg ) lmty of time Inst tlmrco years : lsty. 1S97. ISSfL 1S9. ataxinmumn temperature . [ tO ki 81 91 atimmimmmtiimm temnpcm'mittirc 71 9 t1 miS Avcmztgi' tcmpcrattmro . . . . . SI ) m ) 74 SO Haiimfahi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 1' . d .05 T Ilecorci of t cmmmrmttmtro ; ? and orecipitatiomi at Omnaima for this tIny mmmmti simice March 1 , 1S9S : Normal for time ilay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Excess for time miny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Accummntihated excess iimce March 1..1,7 Normal raimifuil for time ( ltL' . . . . . . .I I melt Deliciemmcy tot the tiny . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 inch Total niminfali simico Mmmrclt 1 . . . .17.11 incites ieticIeiicy slmmco 'dnrcim I. . . . . . . . . . 1.9 iimchmes Dollciciicy for cor. ierrimi. 1S97. . 6.66 . inches . ExcesS for cur. period , 1590. . . . . . . . . . immcii Iteports from.m Sinilnims Ut P. Sevcmmty'fiftim Meridian time. i i-3 _ . c .11 . . a51 STATIONS AND STATE OF WEA'rlIElt. : p ' 'i' 0 . : a : pE : . " : ' Onmaima , cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 'jjj 7j. Ni'tli Pl'tttm , ' , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .t . ) 0 $ .00 Salt Lake , clear. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 'JO .00 Chmeyenmic , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 SO .O ltuplti Cit , ' , iimmrtl3' choutly. . . . . . . . 52 . 91 . ( J Iluron , cleaP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 SO 'I' Chicago , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Si 90 .00 St. Louis , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'JO Di .00 St. 1uml. cloimly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 SS .01) ) Davenport , rmiimmimmg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 2 .01 llclc'na , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . to 82 .00 Kammszts City , wtrti' cloudy. . . . . 90 96 .01) ) flavre. lmmmrthY cloudy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ti 78 .00 Iiimenarchc. clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S s Galvestoim , lmartlyclotidy. . . . . . . . . . . SI SS.00 ¶ 1' imilicfltOS ( trace of precipitation. L. A. WELSH. Local Forecast Omciai , . All time poetry , all the ronmanec , all that is ideal iii time wide , wide world , is bound up in that one votd : " 1Iotlmer- fi. . ! I ' ' 1 ' 11cr greatest priv- I . I I - ' ilege iS to beconme _ j ) .ji ( lie amotimer of a i 'l ease of thmemr we- manly-selves , Either they live childless lives , or for a brief spell arc thic immothema of puimy , sickly clmildrcim Lust bring them only paimm , amid leave tlmemim only nonouv Time woman who mtumWcrs frommm weakness amm(1 disease of time distimmctly feminine or. gamme is certain to becommic aim immvnlid. No uvoimmamu can smitten in this way and be a hicaltimy , hmalipy , aimmiable uvife amid a comimpe- tent mmmotiicr , 'rrotmbles of this natmmre sap tIme strength , rack time nerves , paint hues of mitmfh'erlng upon the face , ( Icetroythe lcmnper , mmmakc time ommce bright eyes dull amid tb once active brniim shmmggishm , and trammsfonmmm a viva- claims womminim into a weak , sickly , imms'alid. Title is all wrong. It Is all ummimecessary. Dr. Pierce's Favorite I'rcscniptiomm is a mmmcm- vciotms muedicimic for ailimig wommiemm , It acts ( lirectly 0mm time delicate amid Iimmportammt orgamis that bear time burdens of mnatermi. ity and mmmakcs tlmcnm srommg anti healthy. It allays limfiammmniatiomi , heals ulci-ratiomi , soothes pain amid tonics amid builds up tIme nerve's. It bammimmiics the dscomimIomts ( of time expectammt mnomitims and mimmukes baby's corn- itmg easy amid alumost pa'mmmlcss , It gmiarammtees time little mmewcorner's health anti an ammipie supply of imoimnlslimmiemit , Tlmommeaimds of wolmmcIm have teetlfimmd to its mnarvehotmms men- Its. Aim lmommcm.t dealer vill hot emmdeavor to ntibstitmmtc sonic immferior prepamaticmn for the malcm of an extra little selfish profit. , , I took Dr. Pierce's ibmvonit I'remmcrlptioim previous to conumnmenmemmt , " writes Idrs , Cordzm Cimipepper , of Tank" , Cattle Co. , 'texas , "nnmti never did so troll im : imly ilk. It Is only two weeks and I aiim able to do mimy work. " 1mm most healthy famimilics you uvihi mmmd Br. Pierce's Commmmomm Sense Medical Ad. u'iser , For a PaPer-covered copy semtl 21 omme.ccnt siammips , ( a cov 'r ittnljizj " oilp. _ Clotlm lommni .m mmtanmps. Address Dr. P. . V. l'icrce , Buffalo , N. 's ? . f'j1JPoF TIlE EXCELLENCI OF SYRUP OF FIUS is ltme not only to the origimimuhity and ' shuipliclty of time eomublnntlon , but.nlso to time care anti itl1ht y1tim whiclm It. is mmmmmmitmfacttmretl by mmciemmtillc in-ocesses hmiow. to the C.u.IPommNiA Fma Svhuui' Co. only , mtmmtl s'e vislt to hupress upon nil time imuportammec of ttrcimmtsLmig time true amid original m-emmiedy. As time gemmuimmo Syrtip of Figs is iunmttmfactured by _ the CAT.iromtNmA F'in S1'flUl' Co. 'Mmiy , a. Icmmouvlcdge of that. fact. vlht assist ono lii avohuliig tIm vortlmlcss Imnitmutlomma imianufacturet1 , b , ' other pat'- ties. 'rime lmigii stummdimig of time CAt- FOil4IA FIfe Svitum' Co. with the inetit- cal professiomm , mmmmd time satisfaction 'uPlmklm time gemimmimme Syrup of llgs line given Ic mniliiomms of fammmllles. mnalccs time minnie of time Cotimpaimy a gummum-amity of tIme oxcollemmee of its remmmeciy. it. is fnr In ndvauicu of all other laxnttvcs , as it acts on the icitineys , liver amid bowels vitlmotmt , iri'Ituttmig or wcalnemii- lag tlunmi , IUlti It. does not gripe nor nauseate. Immordertogetits beneficial edtects , pleasmi remmiomber the name of the , Coimmpnuy- CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAI FIIAN0mSUO , cmi , UVIIIV1LI.t , lr iw : 'VOhhI. N.Y , , , , DUFFY'S PURC MAhT WflISKY ALLDUCW8T8. . Patrollize Iloille Industries Purehmneimig G0O(1I ( aimote at ( lie 1i'oi ( owiimg ebrmislta Il'ititorie'im , AWNINaS AND TINTS. Ol.tilA 'm'F 'i'1' % 1) ItIJiiiiLlt Co. ( Suceessore Omaha Tent and Awniqg Co. Ittnnmmficturor telit ! , awmming5 ; jOOmi.nt iadlei' iIIiII cents' Incmclntosmca. Tcntg or rent. 1311 Farmmam St. , Onmalia. Bflr\VEflI1S. OMthIA IuIII1'uVING ASSUCIA'TION. Carload h1pnments made In our own refrig- eramor cars. lmhue Ittlbrn , mime Dxlnrt , Viemam ] xpOrt arat manmImy ExporL delivered to ami partm I of time ety. : rmoILlmms. L I OM.1lA IiOtIilit S'OhIICS , ' .JOHN It. LOV.'REY , Prop. BoIlers , Tanks nmmd alicet ron Wont , Special faclIitiNm . for dohng repairs , etc. 'I'd. 1553 . _ . ' - _ COIlmCE WOfl11 a. v. ii'icxioriimm , i0.GLE COnNICIr , WORKS. Mnnufacturer of Qmranized Iron Cnrmmcem , Gas. vanlzel iron Skyilihtm , 'Fin , Irorm and Slate footing. Agent for ilnnears gteel Ceiling. mn.mo.m ? 'nrth Eleventh mlreet. CRA'KER FACTORIES. 4tiii itlC.tN I11SCV1'V ANI ) bF'fI , CO. Wlioloea.i Cracker Manuacturer , 'I OMAhA , NEIL ' DYE 'tV0hl1fi. SCIIIEESACIC'S TWIN CITY I'Ih VOit1CS , iri l'nrimmmimi SI , Dying and cienning of irmrment. anti goods of every .hescniption , Cicanhmig of line garments a specialty , FrOUR IdILLZ , - S. F. GJLM.tN. Flour Meal , Ied. Bran ' , , 1018-15-17 North 17th Street , Omaha , Nc. C. 11. illacic , Manmgor , Tekphtone cs : . iltON IVORIeS. ) tVlS & COWGI1.L , IRON VOltICfJ. I run audi Ilriss ' ( , mmders. Manufacturers arid Jobbers of Maliinery. Gen. erai remnlrlrlg U specialty. Item , 1103 .nd Uoi Jackson etreet , Omaha , Neb. LINSEED ozr. WOOJlAN liNSm1mH ) OIL WOIUCS. ' Mammufactiirere 0111 prOceme raw linseed oil , kot- tie t.ollei hlnee.l eli , , md il'Oc"CR groummil ltneee4 cakes , ground end screened i1ax.en for drug- Itu , ( J.tA1rt , Neil. MA'r'mnr.sfiIg. - OM.tIIit. liIliIlJXfl CO. Manufacturers or high grade Mattresses , 1li tiere'v Strepm. Orniin. - OVCTtALA. RmmlItT 1ACTO1tIES. K.t'm'Z.Ni'1VIINS CO'1'Y , : 1fre. Clothing , l'ants , nitints , Overall ; , OMAnA , Nt'II. ' allIhiT FACTOItIE15. - .1. hi. 1IVANS , ? il1lt.tSicA 6IJifl'1' COMi'ANY. Exclusive custom ulmirt tailors. 15I Farnard 'INgaAm AND iICIC1JS. - lIFt.tII1IANN VIS1C.AIL CO. sfsiumfnctiirern or Vlngmr , I'ieklei , Catsups , Mustards. CeIPry ami Wercestenahlre Sauce , w.nOS AND CTtflTAQgS. it'imiI.M l'ilIi'1eElt , For a good , , i'ilietnntial vehicle of any deecnip. ( ion , for repainting ir i'iibier tires on new or oil I wlteeli-timu best Pines is 21mb antI Lemuvenworthi I Sireete , CIGAR MANUFAc'rurtnrts , - 1bmNc & ca. I.argeit factory in the west. I..esding jobber. of Omaha , 1ansm. Cliv , IAncoln end St. Joseph handle our g"oiis. lOSS 1'arnsm i".reet A. 13 , T , Co. ; mreiigere furnished ; hag. ' gage delivered , 1302 Douglas St. Tol,177. ' 5A HANDFULOFDIRTMAYBEA HOUSE. FUL OF SHAME. " KEEP YOUR ' , HOUSE CLEAN WITH I SAPOLO _ _ Nee RESTORES "CUPIDENE"I I ( I . This Great Veutabh S'iializer will ( lUickly cure all mwrvotms , or diseases of tlmt , generative or- gaas brci.mglt , on by youthful orrormi or ( IZCOfiitI5. tieh as LosI lilamihootb , mimQmmiia , timemmnatorrmoca l'ahs , Iii Dark. i'vii 1)nt ans , Swninai gmmmis- siot , , Nerm'utis , hietmility. i'iiaples headache , Ummfitneme to Marry , 1x- haubtlrmmg Irsins , Vzmrieoceit , ammd omisiimamiom1 ; , Sitirs , i0sc by flay or nlgimm , I'rmemtm , , Otliekimes. of discharge wlmmohi loads to Smiermatornitoca and lunpolgimey , C'h'anliOs * 1gm lIver , leftimmoys ammO urinary oricmmmms of sill 13111:0115 5ii AI-'tif iiipuntte. Stronllteima mmmiii rustoro snmahi weak orgmums , (1.00 a box , U for a.Oti. Ummaramiteed to cure. Send fur free circular aufi 00O loch. menials , Davel Medicine Co. , Saii F&umcicu , Vuh , Foremmiu by Zdeyere , DiitOu Dro ; Co. Omaha. fltb.
