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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1898)
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The rules were suspended anti the pintform was read and adopto as : n whole. } 'rank Ithnsom made an effort. nmong the ( lolegates to iave the stock yartis flank stricken out , but Sailed to get the requiret help , The salient vlanks of the Platform are as follows "The policy to he pursie1 by the United States respecting foreign , rntlons anti le0 pie of the tslanIs ( of the sea In one of great . moment and far reaching in Its coni.e- queneos to prscnt and future gcncrntlons of our countrymen. It is of such magnitude that it should not ho hnstiiy cetermIncd and In view of the irolabiltty , of the close or the war s lth Spain at an early date , we 4 affirm that the wise course for this govern- , , , In .llln t'tI ) , fn 1(14 ( riIntiona to the ! sln lost to dur jog the war would ho to liostlolle consithiration thereof until the conclusion of the s'ar. to be then taken up for mature deilboratloli by the people when no Public ccitetiicnt exists. "The decision of the supreme court of the United States of Nebraska maximum freight rate case makes It more apparent titan over that the only true solution of the railroad problem is to ho found In government ownership - ship and we again declare and reamrm our alleglanco to the doctrine of government ownership of raliroruls. telegraphs and tele- Phones. In the meantime wo llcmanl thO enactment of a maximum rate law , granting the people all possible relief within the hitnits of said decision. lS\.O demand the enactment of a law prohibiting the issues of free railway IaSSCS to imbue otflcers and private citizens , cx- cept. bona tide cmployes. or the acceptance of the same , and favors tile furnishing by law of necessary traveling expenses to public - lic officials when engaged In the transaction of public business. " "fit contradistinction tl the splendid roe- ord of our IoPuhIst offlclal wo Point to the recent acts of their republican hredecessors vhio have robbed Nebraska of a million del- birs ; filled state Institutholls vitii corruption anti scandal ; taken the patrimony of her school children and farmed It out to product - duct "hcchers" and mnahl-bore PohttiClafls practiced nepotism in all its branches of her state government. and when litially driven from a thirty years' feast at tile public crib tlnloto the itand that had fed It and sought to injure the credit of the state by dismal Iorcbodlngs. 'Tbo stock yards of South Omaha are ccessarhly patronized by the PeoPle of this state ; Its business is Public and not private ; the stock yards conipany charges extortionate - ate prices for the services it renders anti for the grain and hay it supplies ; It has Issued millions of dollars of watered stock on which the poole are compelled to pay inter- ust , It refuses relief , It bribes legislatures , It. Dlunders our people and has secured injunction - junction against all laws which seek to prevent - vent Its UIIJUSI. exactions ; It is a giant monopoly created by captains of Industry. "For these reasoni we favor the ownership - ship of a stock yards at South Omaha by the state Itself , such ownership to be secured - cured either by the purchase of the Present vards. 1t Its actual value , or the establish- ; ncnt of another stock yards. And it the etnto cannot secure tile ownership of the present stock yards at its actual value , then we favor a law levying an occupation tax against the stock yerds company of a deli- sub gross sum which shall be equal to alt tile interest haiti on the watered stoil of the company. Tile stock growers of Nebraska - braska IllUst no longer he COlllpellCi to vay dividends on fletttiotis capital which represents nothing but fraud and dishon- csty. " The Omaha and St. Louis platforms are nhlirnled 011(1 loyalty to free coinage at 11 to I is reiterated. The pledge is made that corporations are to he stripped of the privilege of issuilIg money , nil 10000) ' to be Issue-i directly by the gOVcrfltflCllt. Tile attempt to retire the grceniacks Is con. ( iCl000ti. Government by InjulIction Is de- IloUnCed , The platform favors the coinage of the scignloragt' , the issuance of treasury - ury notes and the imposition of an income tax to pay tile war expenses. The Issuallee of 1)011(15 ( Is cotldOnlllcl. Tile republican larty is arraigned for favoring monopolies In tiLe revenue bill. A vigorous prosecution of tile war Is fa- vorel. It declares for a north aitil SoUtlI road to the gulf , the western states to unite In building and operating the same. No- IIflltka Is congratulutci for Its prompt re 5101150 to the call for yoiunteers , and asks for tiii increase of pay for Private soldiers. Tile Populist congresnlell and tue state offi. eels etc endol'Sed. A reform in the systenl of assessment and taxation to demanded , The ltloptlOll of a constitutlonri anleudtnent is favorI whereby tile Illitilitivo ned referendum - endum will become uart of the fundamental law. 'l'lie Glee club sang another song ( IlId un- lilediatoly afterward Mr. l'oyntcr was called to tie piatferm , beIng greeted whit up- ilailso. Mr i'oyntcr said he did not desire to 11111cc a speecil at tills time. lie thanked ' the convention for the honor conferred , do- dared iliOlseit to be a populist who be. lieved in POiUlist ) IlrInciiles ) 1111(1 favored the union of all the sliver forces. lie In- tifllatcti that after the ether convelltiolls Lad acted lie might make a more extended sPeech. During the further delay the van- ens coutlties sent III ) the nunles of their Slow state colnmlttoolnen , I'ending the call on the selection of the coIflInhtteefllell Senator Alien took tile platfOrm - fOrm anti sail tileno vas a Plank In tile p1st- form olaking a coinpiiruentany allusion ViliCh lie desired correcteil. lie did not ant to be termed tile ablest voituilst In the United Stitteit. it. Placed 111111 In iiii nwk ard PoshtiOU before the country. 1k- log a cleicgate in tile convention the adop- ( ion of such a resolution would hold 11101 lip to ridiculo. lie requested that the rcso- lutioti be reconunittcd for eorrcction. A lllOtlofl to rccotnmit was adopted and the rvsoiutlon was changed to suit the no- ( ions of Senator Mien. I)1i'Il.t'l'S ? OiMY .Al ) il.tPL'Y , Oi'jxniIze . % liiIil U ( ri-nt Vitriitli iii S'r.l .11111 leIlIoINl lt JOhN , LINCOhN , -SpecIai.-\Vhen ( ) the democratic cotiventlon was called to order ( ho Ftmhu opera lIOUSO was well fuel with delegates and spectators , the latter Ire- ( lonllnutlog. There were a few women In the audience , On tile stage bingo portraits _ _ LIsi MILLINERY Fire Sale 321So 15th , : - - - - - - - - - - - ofV. . S. flryttn and Governor Itoicomb were vtupporteth Ofl enels on either side of the ohairlnan's table , Intended to Indicate the union of the democrats 0041 populists. Tile totiglns county delegation occupied the most prominent place , pre-empting the central - tral section of the ( Iress circle. Cllairman .r. C. Dahiman rapped for or- tier at 23O. lie said tile tielegates had been sent to Lincoln to perform a important work , which would hiring vIctory again In tile state , lie said the eyes of the nation. "at ; vohi an of 2cbraskn. " are upon this state and predicted tilat if they were wise in their selection of a ticket the victory tills tail Wouii presage a grander victory tinier their popular leader , who Is now fighting for the flag as lIe had always fought for tile people , This was greeted with applause - plause , litIt the proposition made by an en- tilusiastle delegate to give three cheers for Bryan was lost In tile slzumc , John Stevens of hastings was made tern- pornry cilairman of tile convention on roe- ommendation of the state committee. lpon assuming the chair Mr. Stevens referred to tile democrats as a part of tile organization wilicil destiny 11511 called to look after the interests of Nebraska. The democratic party , lie said , 1185 been present at the birth of every eUler volitlcal party since the foundation of the government ; has seen their heresies rise and fail , flTl has 5100(1 guard over tile interests of the country and will continue to gtlard (11cm as long us the Seatimelit of "equal rights to all" fInds loiglnent Ill the human ileart. lie critl- cicd the annexation of hawaii as bringing Into our country a class of people and a civilization against which congress hes been called UPOU to legislate. Tim demo- crate are for the maintenance of the Mon- roe doctrine , and while forbidding fluro- poan powers from encroselllng , agree on tile part of this country not to encroach. ITo omphimcnted Senator Allen , a aenti- meat witicit was heartily applallded , and said tim fusloiilst. should be proud of the conduct of state affairs under the present administration , in turn criticizing the pre. vio1s republican administratIon. lie charged tllat. the greatest confidence game over played on the people of the state was tile cafllpalgil made by tbe republicans In 1896 , when they sought to scare the people from supporting fusion by the cry of repudiation and then turned over to their numerous successors doctored books and empty treas- ury vaults. Coiupletin. OrgnulznhIon , Lee llcrdman was nominated for tempo- nary chairman , but he deciintd to servo. I , . M. Kiilen of Gage. 0. 'IV. Paten of tan- caster atid M. C. liarrlngton of Lincoln were tilell nominated and alL were chosen for the position. Tile names of the delegates banded to the secretary were declared to be the ones en titled to seats. Thu secretaries checked up the credentials submitted ntii It was found tilat the following - lowing counties were not represented : Antelope - telope , Banner , i3lalne , Il000e , Boyd , Chase , Deuel , Dundy , GarfIeld , Gosper , Grant , Hayes , hitchcock , Hooker , Keith , lCeya Palm , Kilnbahi , Logan , Loup , McPherson , Perkins , Polk , flock , Scolts Bluff , Silerman , Slntnc. Tlinmi and Vhpler A committee on permanent organization was appointed composed of Samuel Startzer of Sarpy , E. 13 , Wilbur of Dakota , C. S. Jones of Lancaster , Ralph Clark of Itich. ardson and C. J , Bowiby of Saline. w. ii. Thompson of flail moved that a committee of seven on resolutions be ap- Polflted at once that its report might be Presented while the convention was intact , and that lrevaiied. Tile chair appointed . II. Tbolnpson of Hall , I , 3. Dunn of Douglas , Joseph Oberteider of Cheyenne , A. Gilbert of York , A. C. Shellenberger of HarlanV. . Jr. Kelilger of iticbardson and C. Ilolienbeck of Dodge. Attorney General Smyth addressed the convention whlie the committee on resolutions - tions was absent , his appearance was heartiiy cheered by the convention , SIIIyIIL ilecinreit JilInseir. lEo told tue delegates he was prepared to give an account of his stewardship and to stand sponsor for the stewardship of ills fellow state ofilcers. in fulfilling the latter portion of his promIse ho quoted figures to provo iloW tile other state officers have faitiltuily guarded the trusts which ilavo been placed III their bands. State Treasurer Moserve , State Auditor Cornell , Land Corn- missioner Wolfe , Secretary of State Porter and Superintendent Jackson each in turn came In for generous compliments at the ilands of Mr. Smytil. The attorney general vent on to defend the State i3oard of Transportation. Ho said tile board has done much moro than It has been given credit for. It baa restored carload - load rates , wilicli brought Inestimable re- hot to the stock growers of Nebraska. It has not reduced rates because republican courts ilavo tied the banda of the hoard so it cannot uiovo an inch , A modification of tile supreme court's decree has recently been obtalhed , giving the board limited power nod It Is now at work taking testl- mony Oil which to base a reduction. Iteferniug to his OWIl work , Mr. Smyth said It Lad not been pleasant to hUn , for It is not agreeable to Seild fellow citizens to the penitentiary , It hiss to be done , however - over , or the laws of the state will be a niociery and protection to life end property vili ho Insecure. lEe reviewed the l3artloy and Moore trials , the cases against their bondsmen and the stIlts with the stock yards 011(1 otiler corporations. The republicans , lIe said , have promised to bring now men arId new blood Into their party councils tills year. lIe challenged them to nominate 13 , S. Baker for governor. ito Bald Joe Barticy , In tire penitentiary , is tile IfloSt powerful republican in the state , because ills friends are the loaders of that party. lie does not believe the people of tile atato will return the republican party to iower , at least not until it has bad a longer period of Irobatlon ; and closed his address with an appeal for harmony among tile fusion elements , nod referring to Bryan as the leader now at tile front vearing the stripes of the soldier , a reference which produced an enthusiastic demonstration on tile port of the convention , Jililge JIwurd for Cltnlrinnn , The cornrnhttteo on permanent orgaaiza. 11011 reported ill favor of Edgar Howard of l'apiiiion as permanent cilairman , and 0 , \v. I'aloi of Lancaster os permanent. sects- tary , with tue other two secretaries as as- sistants. The report was adopted , Mr. howard was escorted to the platform and made ono of his iinracterlstic talks. T. I. Bennett of York hero appeared ( tonI tllO silver republican convention , annoulIc- lag tilat that body lIed appoInted a confer. once COflllflltteo to consult with a like COIn- lilittee ( real tue oilIer conventions , Tue democrats voted that a committee of tllrtlo be appointed and the chairman named IL , I ) , Travis of Case , J. Id , Oiichnist of Otoe and B. L. Metcalf of Douglas , 11ora apeecues were called ( or 00(1 James Manohian of Lancaster , democratic candidate for the fusion nomination for congress in the First district , was presented , lie was followed by Ed P. Smith. deputy attorney general , who received a rousing reception , J _ C. Iahlman moved that tile greetIngs of the conventions be sent toV , J Bryan at Jacksonville and that Ed P. Smitil draft tue niessagu , 'rhris was adopted with a Wilool ) . ! datt QerirIg of Piatt5mouth was then In. troduced and addressed the convention , after WIliCil the conventon took a recess until 7:30 p , rn , Order was restored temporarily that a committee alight ho appointed to notify the popuiists that tire democrats bad organized , Thu chair appointed as such cmmitteo Johil Piti Roberta of Douglas. C. J. Phelps of Colfax and Nick FrUz of Thurston , CbaIrnlan Howard called the cQnventiorl to order In the eveu1u promptly at the - - hour nemed nnd then waited until the hide- gates arrived. id P. Smith read the following - ing telegram which ho .ont to W. J. Bryan at behest of the convention : 'Tilo demo. crats of Nobrasia in convention assembled instruct me to send hearty greetings and pledge tileir united efforts to make the gallant - lant colonel of the Third the future corn- mander-in-chief. " The reeort of the conference committee was presented and was generally met with approval , especially that portion requiring a majority vote in each convention to secure - cure a nomination. A committee was Im. mediately appoInted to notify the other con. ventions of tile adoption of the report. v. ii. Thompson read the report. of the committee on resolutions. They express regret over the death of John MoMannigni of Lancaster county send greeting to tile soldiers fighting for Cuba's independence and pidgo the vresident ilearty support and co-operation ; express pride In the Oem- osratic leader , W. .1. Bryan ; renew aliegi- anco to the platform of 189G and to the free coinage of sliver at 16 to 1 ; demand that all money shall be icgai tender and Isitied by the government ; oppose the 15511- face of interest-bearIng bonds , but favor issuIng greenbacks ; denotlnco the Dingiey bill and favor ( ho income tax ; favor a liii- eral nension eoiicy : favor a maximum freight law ; arbitration for labor trouble and election of United States senators by the people ; pledge support to Senator Allen In his candidacy for re-election ; endorse the tte officials and their acts ; support the rIght of tile logisiaturo to enact laws upon any subject not expressly prohibited by the constitution ; favor the re-district- lag of the state that more fair rcpresenta- tion may be had iii the legiBhattlre ; favor the initiative and referendum , where it is practicable ; denounce the republican party on nil lines ; and appeal for tile votes of the people. The report was adopted , w. s. Shoemaker ot Douglas reati a res- Oltltion calling on the railroads to make bettor rates for the Trariemisaissippi Expo. sition , which was adopted , , cw Staiti , Conluhittee. Tue convention elected a new state corn- nsittee as follows : First district , J. If. Moorehead , Falls City ; Second , distrIct , W. II. ICeiliger , Auburn ; Tilird district , E. D. Marnell , Nebraska City ; Fourth district , F. S. Morgan , Piattsmoutb ; Sixth district , J. 3 , O'Connor , 0. .1. Pickard , Lee Ilerdmon , Omaha ; Fifth district , P. L. hail , Mend ; Seventh district , Ira Thomas , Oakland ; Eighths district , M W , Murray , Ponder ; Ninth district , T F. Mahoney , Greeley ; Tenth district , George M. LoomIs , Fremont - mont ; Eleventh district , P. If. Kohl , Wayne ; Twelfth district , George W. Phillips , Co. iumbus ; Thirteenth district , John A. liar- mon , O'Neill ; Fourteenth district , Come- ilus Patterson , Rushviile ; Fifteenth distrIct , not represented ; Sixteenth district , C. Ii. Scott , ICearney ; Seventeenth district , J. L. Wilson. St. Paul ; Eighteenth district , J. W. Tanner , Fuhierton ; Nineteenth district , \Vii- 11am M. Kane , David City ; Twentieth ( his. trict , J. H. Harley , Lincoln , and \V T. Mor- rtson , Hickman ; Twenty-first district , F. M. Davis. Beatrice : Twenty-second district. C. W. Nunemaker. Tobtas ; Twenty-third district , ic. B. Phelps , liebron ; Twenty- fourth district , A. U. Loomle , Fairmont ; Twenty-fifth district , I-f. C. Stokes , liar- yard ; Twenty-sixth district , T. J. Ward , Red Cloud ; Twenty-seventh district , Lloyd Lynn , llastlngs ; Twenty-eighth district , M. O'Meara , Minden ; Twenty-ninth district , Richard D. Logan , Stockviiie ; Thirtieth district - trict , T 11. McAvoy , North Piatte. .f. C. Dahlman of Cbadrou was re-elected chairman of the state committee by ac- clamatlon and Lee Heriman ] of Omaha was elected secretary and C , S. Jones of Lancaster - castor treasurer in the same manner , The announcement that tile uolnlists had adooted the report of the conference corn- mittee Was greeted with cheers. Senator Allen came upon the stage and when lIe was introduced to tile convention the dde- gates stood up and waved their Ilath and handkerchiefs. lie thanked the democrats for the help gIven in his election as senator - ator and for the support received during his service. lie then discussed political is. sues at great length. Sinyti. NIhlItflflCl. The convention voted to proceed to the nomination of governor , The nanles of C. J. Smythe of Douglas county and Edgar howard of Sarpy were presented. Roll call was ordered , resulting as follows : Sinyth , 439 ; Howard , 139 ; Bryan , 39 ; John It , Thompson , 20V ; Ii. Thompson , 11 ; Ed P. Smith , 16V. ; . a , Hastings , 8 ; Judge W. McCaio , 18. Before the result was announced a report came from the sliver republicans giving the result of the first formal ballot. Edgar howard moved , before tue result of the vote was announced , tilat tile nolnllla- tion of C. 3. Srnytir be made unanimous. This was carried with cileers and Mr. Smyth was given a rousing reception when Introduced - duced to the convention , when be returned thanks for the honor conferred. The announcement of the result of the first formal ballot in the populist con- veritioll and the second formal in the silver rcpuhliau eouention were received with- out. demonstration. The convention engaged in a wrangle over the question of taking another ballot , A unanimous vote bad boon given C. J. Smyth , but it was felt by some that the ballot showing the detailed vote should be sent to the other conventions. Delegates in all Parts of the house sought the recognition of the chair , but out. of the confusion a new call of the roll was ordered , resulting as follows : Smyth , 653 ; howard , ii ; Edmisten , 18 ; Ed j3 , Smith , 2 ; I'oynter , 5 ; WeIr , 3. The scattering vote was cast by Lancaster amid catcalls from Douglas. A motion was made to make the vote Ullaninsous and the whole subject was discussed - cussed over again. Delegates contended that the vote should he sent to tile other 000ventiorle as cast , WillIe others bold that such action would show ( ho democrats to be weakening , Ed I' . Smith called attention to the fact that. all the counties save Lancaster - caster voted for C. J , Smyth arId that collnty voted for two vopulists. This. be said , would leave the impression that the convention was breuhcing ( torn its own norn- 11100 ill favor of a populist , Senator Gondring of Platte said It was time tile democrats were demanding tileir rights in this state. lie said they were williog to vote for populists for congress and for United States senator , but they were entitled to recognition cii the state ticket , lie wanted the convelltion to stand solidly for C. J. Smyth until the beginning of next week if necessary , Lancaster changed its vote solidly for Smyth , but some of the delegates demanded I poll of the delegation , They were hissed down , however , rind the vote. now ureani- inous , was ordered sent to the ether con- ventions. report from the silver republican con- yerltion onnounced the nomination ofVil. . Ham Noviiio by that body , Josepil Ober- ( eider moved that the secretary cast 701 votes for C. J , Smyth for governor , which aboulil be the third laiIot , and it prevailed , Jay Burrows brought a report from tue populist convention that W. A , Poynter bad been nominated for governor and tile an. nouncemont was received in silence , Soy- oral motions wore made to adjourn till morning , but all vere defeated , I. J. Dunn moved a. call of the roll for another formal ballot on governor , which prevailed , A motion immediately followed instructing the secretary to cast the vote of the conven. ( ion for C. J. Smyth. Roberts of Douglas wanted to know it two-thirds of the con- yention were for Srnyth and one-third for some one else , how the one.tbird was ever going to ho heard if lbs secretary was to repeatcdly cast. the vote of th convention. lie said thin couvcntiou by this action sop- arated the pnrtie farther apart rather than bringing theni together. Tile qulestlon of how the vote should ho cast was put to a vote , but the vote vas so utneertain that a roll call was ordered. lie- tore this vote was taken a report wits read from the sliver republicans announcing this nomination of A. l'oynter , which no- ceivcd some applause , Dr. Iilpple here stated that C , S. Smyth uvius in consuiltation with representatives of the other canyon- tlons and asked that the pending roil call be suispended for ten minutes. This action was taken. MiSniyth appeared almost inilnedlatcly and addressing the convention said he be. lieved tile time bad collie for tim delegates to change their candidate and tnke some one who would be stronger , mid go to sonic pop- Illist whom they believed they coillul elect. There were repeated calls of "Stark" anti the roll call was ordered. While the ballot was being taken Senator Gondrlng nornina. ted Edgar hiowani ann urged the democrats to present him to the other conventions. Tile roll cahi was made amid great confusion anti resulted as follows : howard , & 31 ; l'oynter , 47 ; Stark , 110 : Jidmisten , 5 ; John It , Thompson , 14 ; Dunn , 1 ; Bryan , 1. A motion to Inako the nomination unan- ilIlOUS was howled dowlI anti the l'intto county delegates protested vigorously ugairlst this corldtrct , 115 they were instructed to vote all the time for a democrat and wanted the convention to be a unit. The motion was laid on the table by a big majority arId the detailed vote of the ballot was sent to the other convention , l'ItHH SIl.V lilt. ltHl'tIlIl ( 'AXS MILiP. ltcire.entnhion 1111111 $ .1oirt , 1 lur .10 of 'IIhlt tilti ( 'itli I'roI,1ed , Lh NCOLN , Aulg. Spoeiai-Tiie ( ) silver - vor reptlbiicarls met at the Windsor hotel at 2:15 : and wore called to order by Frank T. Hansom , After reading of tire call Judge F. W' . hale of Butler county was made temporary chairrnnn. receivlrlg ninety-three votes as ngainst eleven votes for Mr. Girard of Platte courlty. Judge hale was coni- dnnctetl to the piatfornl and silent some time in tolling why ho is a member of the free sliver convention , Charles Wooster of Merrick cotlllty was chosen temporary secretary in pito of lli protests , but refused to make a speech. Ii. It. Greenfleld , tine colored delegate front Douglas county , was made assistant secre- tary. The temporary organization was made permanent and there being no contests - tests oil delegates present were declared entitled to seats. By niotion the delegates present vere authorized to cast tile full vote for their respectIve counties. Tue cllairnlnn appointed two committees of three each to confer with the other con- veutions as to a llan of procedure. Peters of Lancaster , Carr of lougias and Girard of Platte were sent to conifer with tile populists - lists , and Bennett of York , Lamb of Saunders - ders and Weaver of Richardson to meet the democrats. A commIttee of seven was appointed to draft a platform and pass upon oIlIer reso- iutions , Onto delegate was taken from each congressional district , except ill the Sixth , which ilad no delegates present. Rallsonn of Douglas was named chairman , with Ilib- ncr from the First district , Salisbury ( reIn the Second , Lane , Third ; Bush , Fourth ; Ly- alan , Fifth , and the Sixth to be filled. Captain Starr of Jefferson made a short speech in which lIe lIrged the committee to refrain from killing the party with a 10mg-winded platform. During tIle wait for the conference committee report W. D. Greg- or ) ' of Omaha was called to thu platform , and in a lengthy talk traced the money ( luestiolu from the Roman elnlpire down to Nebraska In 1898 , A resollltiofl yas introduced favoring the equalization of tire pay of soldiers , raising tile pay of vrivates to living rages amId cutting - ting downu tite sAlary of commissioned of- Ilcers. , . ilflflNOlli StnrtN U Debate. Frank 'I' , ItansonI of Douglas offered a resolution , tine burden of wllicll is thai silver - ver republicnns must have a place on tile state ticket. Captain Starr of Jefferson was opposed to demanding what had not yet been refused. This brought on a heated discussiorl on both sides of tine question. Another dde- gate from Jefferson declared against the resolution , because 110 believed the OtlIer fusionists intended to deal on the square with this branch of the party. Cyrus Lindehi , a Lancaster county colored man , WIlD was ant ennploye of the last leg- isiaturo and ' 0110 Is new holding a good Job under the Nebraska exposition hoard at Omaha , said lie had suffered more sacrifices - rifices through his adherence to silver republican - publican principles than any other lnelflber of the party and lIe favored a resolution domnalnding a shale of the state ticket. lix- cessive modesty is lint generally favored , It being conceded tllat neither the populists nor democrats are thins overburdened. finn- soul spoke against postponing ills resolli- tion and said that nobody denied that lticilardson county ilad been well represented - sented at the state house , bitt other ior- tiona of the state were entitled to repro- aentation on this ticket. The resolution was amended to authorize a corlfore000 committee to Use all honorable - able means for securing a share of the spoils , and was finally adopted. A resolution opposed to the use of railroad - road jiasses was read and referred to a committee for consideration. Mr. Reed , W. V. Alien's law partner , was invited to come forward and improved tile opportunity to boom Senator Alien for a further lease on his present job. This started the candidate bali rolling nnnd Ii. L. Fuiton of Pawnee , svlio wants to represent mis district in congress , his county In the legislature or himself In the county , was given a chance. lie roasted the republican party to a turn and declared that even a weak ticket wouhi easily beat. the ropub- hicens this fall. Ii. A. Gilbert of York got tip and enamor- ated his 'vanieus beliefs , among them being his opposition to ilasses. The applause ( oh- lowing tllis declaration was not as hearty as should be expected from a fusion con- VolItion , And the delegates took a recess to 7:30. : After supper the convention adopted tine conference report , On CahlirIg the roll for thno appoilltment of members of tile atate central committee it developed that only thirty out of the ninety counties uvore reji- resented in tile converltion , Dr. .1. M L- man of hastings was elected chairman of the state committee anti A. II. Gleason of Lancaster secretary. A ballot for governor was taken , which resulted : Beau 12. liansOili 37. Gregory 127 , Bryan 25 , Stark 19 , 7holnlpson 13 , I'oyn- tom 13 , Edmistoll 9 , Andrews 21Vatson 10 , Howard 2 , \\'elr 2 , Nevllie 5 , Yeiser 33 , The votes for the three last named were cast by Douglas county. First Foririni lull lot , Tire first formal ballot for governor to- tnited : lirinsorn , 4 ; Yelser , 39 ; lioicomb , IT ; Neville , 28l , ; Gaffln , 35 ; hidnliston , IS ; Stark , 13 ; Veir , 4 ; Beail , 14 ; Barry , 28 ; howard , 7 ; Gregory , 15 ; Thompson , 33 ; Poynter , 17l4 ; Bryan , 11. Douglas county cast tbirty-nlire votes for Yeiser. The second ballot for governor : I'oynter , 74 ; Tbomnpsorl , 23 ; hidinlsten , 48 ; Stark , 11 ; Ileali , 12 ; llolconib , 11 ; Neviile , 91 ; Sulyth , 23 ; WeIr , 4 ; Ransom , 11. Third ballot for governor : Nevilie , 223 ; Edniteten , 48 ; Thompson , 32 ; Poyrlter , 6 ; Stark , 2 ; votes cast , 313 , 'rite iliatform brought In by the committee was adopted , Tine principles set forth in the platfornn last year were reafflrlneti , President - dent MoiCirlicy iS cilargeti with dishonoring one of the Precious metals , irlcreasing the value of money and decreasing the value or everything else. "lie believes that poverty ii a blessing to be promoted and encouraged , and a shrinkage in everything but money is a national benediction. " The republican . t . . . - - - - - - - - ± government is denounced for forting the Issue - sue of interest bearing bonds when there is uineoiiied silver in the treasury. Tue present state administration Is endorsed for honest service. The policy of the people In irose- eating the war against Spain is endorsed as pulnishlmetlt for tic'strutction of the Maine and In the Interest of humanity and freedom , but Its continuance for conquest Is dpposed. Peace conditions require SpaIn to pay the costs of war , value of the batticellip Maine anti its armalnent 1111(1 an ndeqtlate 5110 % 05 ( lanlages. The adoption of tine initiative 811(1 rcfercnthtm as a constitutional alnelidnnent is favored. Section 13 isVe favor reduction of railroad freIght 8110 passenger rates and tile colnpiete Itholishtniiellt of the Present cus- loin of grantIng favors to versons by fur- nisbing to illdividuals free passes. " The silver republicans selected tine following - ing state comulitteenlen : tlanis , Br , Ly- nuan ; iluffalo , It , A. Moore ; Hurt , /ulorizo Rogers ; ililtier , F. t. L.oonuls ; Cuss , M. Marc ) ' ; Cedar , Z , M. Beard ; Clay , Mark Spanogle ; Coifax , li. B. McCaiia ; Cunilag , James U , Lane ; Dixon , John I. McRean ; 1)ouglrus , John J , Savilie ; Fillmore , John O'Brien ; Furnas , C. N. Lewellyn ; Gage , C. J , McCaii ; hall , James A. Iticllardson ; Jef- fcrson , S. M. Ilailey ; Johnson , V.V. . Wick- ham ; Lancaster , 'W. C. Flourey ; Miulisonl , \v , Fl Reed ; Merrick , Charles Wooster ; Nnnlce , F' , C. McMilian ; NuckohlsS' , F. iluick ; Otoo , A , F. Turlington ; 1'avnee , H. 1i , Fulton ; Platte , It , V. Thompson ; iticil- ardson , B. Bell Andrews ; Saline , ii. linilard ; Sarpy , J , H. Curti ; Saunders , C. H. Lane ; Seward , J. F' . Garner ; Tllnycr , .1. 3 , 131155 ; Valley , W. (1. V.'hitnnore ; Washington , J , 5 , Canieroii ; Wayne , \ \\'rlght ; York , T. H. fleniriett. Pnisloli Convell 11)11 , FALLS CITY , Nob. , Aug. 2.-Spcciai.-- ( ) The democrats , populists alll free silver ro- Publicanle held tilelr county coniventioii In this city MoIlda3. They met in different hails. anti after goilIg tllrolgil % the ocllen ni routine of busillest a Cenlililittee of three froln each convention was appointerl as a conference Cololliittco to ( k'termino how ( lie ticket was to be divided. Tine result wart that the democrats were to ilavo one rep- rcsentntivo and tire state senaton' ; time silver republicans one represciltative arId the populists - ulists Onle representative arid tile county at- torney. FollowIng is the ticket nominated : RepresentatIves , Warren llutcllinigs , cii rer republican ; A4 D. Ilumberger , IePuhlst , nod Jerry Fenton , democrat. County attorney , .lule Sciloelllreit , populist. Tine senatorial delegation was Instructed to use all ilonor- able means to secure the nonliaation of Ralph Clark for ( lint otilce. Everything was running along nicely in tile democratic convention tnntil a resoiti- tion was offered to instruct tile delegates to the state convention for tile nomination of J. F.'alshi of this county for time othlce of state auditor , 51101111 that nomninatiBn be left to the democrats. It ; soentis Richardson county hart another canidIdnto for the same 0111cc in the nerson of Cinarles Loree of Falls City , amid a like resolution was offered mu ills favor. This took the convention somewhat hi' surprise amirl the resolutions were haitI on tile table arId tim delegates go Uninstrtleted , J. F , Walsh then got time floor and stated Ills O - sition , saying be did mmot want to create din- ruption lit the party , but as ho was a can- dEflate for state auditor he would be much pleased to have tim delegation front his county at lliS back. Many democrats are nlot satisfIed because they think they did not get enough iilaces on tine ticket. The con- vezition as a whole was not very harmonious. A cotnnty ceiltral comnrnittee for the coining year was eeiected , witil J. Ii. Morelicad as chairman. HLWOOD , Neb. , Aug. 2.-Spoeial-Thio ( ) Independents of Gosper county Illet Ill COIl- vention Satlirday and nominated W. ri , Miller for county attorney , William Unib.ir- gem for commIssioner of tine First district. The following ; iersons were elected i1eIcgttea to the state convention : W. II.iticr ! , ii. Ii. Moore , F. ill. Wobee. Ii. Selby , 13. L. Cimamnbe'rs , S. 13. Yuornan , Nester Itumumouts. For the congressional convention , Fifth dirt- trict : It. II. Johnson , C. Dunlap , A. N. Lewis , J A. Greonlee , 13. F' . Downer , It. Ii. Itnff , P. H. McDowell and G. A. Roberts. For tile representative convention of Gasper - per and Frontier counties : W. \Vagller , , r. 'iv. Tracy , G. M. Boian , 0. 13. Chase , 0. C' . Middleton and S. L. h3tlmnes. None of the above delegates were instructed - structed iti1111II'IIhI Ce , , vtirt lOOM. ASHLAND , Nob. , Aug. 2.-Speial.-Tile ( republicans expect to put up a strong fight in tills cOUilty this fail. Following - ing is the list of delegates to tIre county Coilvelition at Wahoo , Thursday : J. C. Railsback , W. J. Bryan , S. B. 1lahiV. . J. BaldwIn , John W , Moon. A. B. Fuller , Joilni Moser , A C. Pancoast , T. J. Parks , J. A. fleece , G , W. Gilson , T. 13. Wilson , J It. Hayward , A. Laverty , VI' . N. Becker , J. 11. Oliver , II. H. Siiedd , Jnmes hays , J. if , Granger , A. F. Brynml , VI' . C. WIlsomI , It. H. Butler , Ii. B. Wethierel , Levi Mdys , H. C. Panconst , J. IC. Clarke , S. P. Decker , 0. D. hiarford. C1IAPPIiLI4 , Nob. , Aug. 2.-Speelai.- ( ) The republican county convorltion was ibid here yesterday and the following delegates wore eiioserl to the rttnto convention : F. P. Morgan , Fred Sudmnaa and A. fl , Wyues. Tue delegates go unmlnstructed. I3iiATRIC1i , Neb , , Aug. 2.-Special ( Tele- grain.-Thbo ) ( huge cotlIlty republican con- vetition , WlliCb was held hero today , was characterized tirrougilout witlI the e'nthusl- asIa of a presidential year. Every township vas represented by full deiegatiolls. Norni- nations were made by ucciarnation In every Irlstanco , the ticket being as follows : County attorney , Snniuel ltlrlaker ; state senator , F. N. Prout ; reprecelltatlvert , W. H. Cilit- tellden , Thomas Ii , Ilibbert and George A. Jones ; chairman of county central committee - tee , W. C. Dorsey , Time resolutions pre- seated by the committee were adopted with cheers and vnving of flags , By Ilnamlinnous vote lion , W , S. borne , mayor of i3eatrice. want endorsed for the congressional nomni- nation and by a unanimous vote lion , George A. Murphy was endorsed ( or tile rnomination for lieutenant governor. No In- structiotls were given tue state delegation on time governorsilip , lint a pronounced sen- tirnont. ibrovahls iii favor of Jtldge hayward , both in the convention altO among the dole- gutes to the state convention. Fl reproof \ % ' ( , . . tar % li r SIIIpN , WAShiNGTON , Aug. 2.-Fireproof wood Is again in full favor in tire nary , Serro- tary Long lnmtving today issumed an order requiring it for tlla ( leeks of the buttiosilips and monitors , tIme only plume from which it had been excluded by prcredirlg ordern on account of some commanders' reports of dampness. The secretary has decided that tile battle of July 3 bus removed any doubt as to the importance of protectirlg war shills froiii flro by the best means within reach. to he will appoInt a board to consist of a line otilcer , a llaval constructor amid a chemist to examine reports coining from omeers comunniniding ships fitted wIth fire- proof weed , especially those who wore pros- eat lit the battte where the 51)0111511 ships were burned , 511(1 lIe has instructed tile construction ilurresu to gatiler nil the information - formation possible of tills kind for aubinis- sioll to the board , .tttnrl In CniirtI in II Seniors. OTTA\'A , Out. , Aug. 2-The ilepartlnent of marine received tonight front \\'ashtng- ton a ChIeck for $ IT&.000 , hilci ) is the amount of the award to the Calladinil scalers in the Bering sea , 1 hEARD PIBOUT TOWN. "Fbe MOXIOflIlS aS a people have little syrnpatlly with Sjinin or Spaniards , " said Aibitlo It. Nunclo , the represelltntivo of thin Mexican government at tim exposition.'SIn tue City of Mexico there are many Spiuuiiards , hilt thC3P are not so Plerltiflll itt tile ilOV bees. Time Sianiards who are In tire Capital city come there imlestly uhoit yotrog 111111 niako fortunes with tire intention of returning - turning to Europe or marrying a wealthy Mexican womaml. Many of tire Spalliards ore pawnbrokers amid dealers in provisions 8111 are hinted 1)3' ( lie nlrntivcs because of their greed 1111(1 ( tinfairniess in lnlsinesrt ileni- 111gB. They are in Mexico merely to inmilte mnoney , do riot exlect. to remunuili there arid do lint care how they gain lveaitll , " "A grcat many of my curslomncrrt in Ciii- cage arid througilout Illinois are discussing tine Transinississippi with a great deal of interest nlld exiled. to comae to Oilialla ris 50011 miS tire weatiler is iiloro settled , Sell- ternber and October seem to he the morithirt WhliCil moat leOPiO have set (01 COiiiinrg arid they will come ml great litniniburs threrl withOUt - OUt question , " said C. W. Muinroc , vhro Is irl Omnaimu Ill thin interest of a Cilicago whole- sahe 1101150. "The expositIon is certainly very beautiful and merits a good ntte'rmdance. It is much like tile Cohuiubinn CXlositiorr In general outline , but the details have been worked out very differelitly rInd it certainly is no less beautiful than its great liredecessor. " i't'rMorlhi t'nrlIl'n ilils , Dr. hi. A. Miller of Chicago is in tue city. C. II. lloyd of San Francisco is at the Mil- hard , W. F. Greene Is a Millard arrival front Ciricago. a. Ii. Weston alid wife of Pasadena , Cal. , ame ill the city. Mr. antI , \im. G. 0 , Gardner ( noun iluinert- ton , In. , are in the city. Miss liditir hobart is spendimig a week with relatives irr Limicoiri. 11ev. Alfred ii.Vhecler of l3urhiugtou , Vt. , is an exposition visitor. Mrs. M. Ii. Catromi and Mies Itita Lortoru of Nehrasia City are in Omaha. Mrs. Samuel Ciumnbie has gone to Bostomi to spenTi a few months at the sea ubore. S. It. Ellis and wife of Chicago were nmommg yesterday's arrivals at the Millard. " . ' \V. Meyer of Chicago is the gubest of Samuel Dreifus , 113 South Twentieth street. Mints Cilariotte Clark amid Aiis AmIn Spunk of Llmncolri have been the guests of fnicintis in the city. a. E. Westoii nod wife nrc registered fromit Pasadena runoimg the California guests at the Millard. S. S. hess of Chicago is enjoying a brief visit to thu exposition city as a guest of Ii. Lang , 828 South Twenty-first street. Aleck Osbonime , tine patrol driver recently injured mi a ruimaway accident , is almost entirely recovererl and will leave the 1io- iitai ) toduy , M , Ilaverly , a county conlnlissioner of Oimeida county , South Dakota , and his daughter nrc the guests of County Clerk 1) . III. hiaverl' . \v. S. MeQune and Miss Juhlette MCmiiie of this city have gOlle to spend a t\uo weeks' vacation at Manltou Spritigs , Cole. Mrs. Edwin Optiyke of Chicago arrivort in thin city this morning mmd will be the guest tints 'eek of Miss Tllomas , Clifford Jackson and wife of Muslcogee , C. H. Frilly of liunfaunla and J , C. ltost of Icing- fisher are Oklahoma vIsitors to the e'xposi- tied. tied.Fred Fred Van horn is at his inomo on hlantil- ton street for the sunlnlcn holidays. Mr. Van horn has tinislned illS sopileniore year at the University \Viucousiu with high honors. William F. Loiter and two soita of New Ulni , l'tiimln. , nrc visiting the exportitiomr arId stopping with Mr. and Mrs. C. 13. Leiver , 1022 South Twenty-eighth street. Mr. Lci- ten is cashier of the Citizens' i3amtic of New Ulni , Thomas M. Spofford niid Miss Nina Spof- ford of Icnnsas City are 1mm Onnuhia Oil their Way back borne from a ( nil ) to Mackinac Island. Mr. Svolford is a liromimient hawyer in hCanisas City arid is the represemitative irn tine Missouri iegislature from that district. Governor Barnes of Oklalrorna mId J. C. i'ost , chairman of tire Oklahoma ffxpositlon commission , arrived last evenirlg. Tile'j conic to see what is necessary to 1118110 the Oklahoma exhibit ( ho most cotupletu arid representative en the grourlds. Governor Barnes will spend today on the greuniris , A. \ % ' harris and wife of Rising City , \V. Wiebh tImId J , 1' . Cinasser of licatrice , 11. A. Weilinoix of Orleans , 0. Ii. Sauter of Columbus , 'rhoiuaa 'i'hompsoii of Litchliohll : , F' , C. I'retz of Ewliig , George Ii , flsirnl of hartley , 0. II. Tracy arid George 13 , Baird of Cirnrnl Island ore state guests stopping at thu Barker , W. ugutitus rrnd wife of Ccmiterrihle , G , S. Garrison and wife of 1)yersvihit' , A. Butcher arid wife of Muscatine , James A. Shea and Itl. A. Shec'lian of Ottunuwa , Joliin Aftoni arid W' . A. lle'iihant of Fairbauit are Iowa gniests stopping at tile hlurker. A , Forsythe of Aftori jul11 'tV ' , A. Iiemlhtrlii of F'arlbauht mnne lowni gnmests stopping lIt time Barker. Nebraskans at the hotels : ii. TItlIs , Jr. , Mrs. V. 13. Jioberfs , Miss Chahhiraitil , Norfolk - folk : 0 , M , ] 'ickcnnry , T. J , Doyle , Jessie Boyle , C. : ti. hhtIslI nod wife , Limbcoinl ; J. P. harvey , Turhimm ton ; J. 13 , ( lower , ( 'ranul Islamul ; F. A. l'atcrsoil , Stockhiolnit ; Al. ii , l'ainier , Oemmnautowii ; F. " .V. iherggreni , Strolnsburg ; F' . P. Smitlm , Scrnyhcr : A. J. Baker , inmirtis ; " , V. Y. Gregg , Nebraska City ; C. H. Pilrtnrl , rtlnnuai ; ii. Leet , wife and tlaughrtcn , Fairhury ; Mrs. Cora hiclinitla , Ilcenner : Mrs. W. Williams. Miss Clark. lie- atrico ; ii , L. Knrr , Craig ; ii. h. ilrowxr. 'Feicamnali ; Mrs. C. 'V. Long , Wakoflelti ; James hi. Davis , J. B , hopkins , Gibbon ; Taylor Flick , Broiten 130w ; 0 , 0..iiii , liast- lags ; T. L. Irckcrlnnii , Stanton ; ii. ii. Ole- son , Fremitoilt. Ihirly .Iir.uIrrg . ilitize , Fire started in ( lie longing house over tile Boston fish niarket at 3 o'clock thin morning. It spread rapidly to tilt , adjoin- lug buildings anal thlreatembeti to wipe out. haizcli's candy store , Tine tire tiepartiiient reaponinleti juickly arr'i battled sonic tlnn Ithm the ilatlies baton e they were Irougilt under control , Time origin of tine blnzo in. not kilowin. Tim Omaha Si'in connlpninly sot- forel the tibet damage , the Place beIng gutted. Tire loss is about $1,000. . % I It'gi ( 'rinsul , , iih , tssir n It. Hattie illgglnmu , 13 years old , reported to the putrolmamr on the Cunning street heat II sI A have1 OTIItR3 tIeen gathered so successfully in thIs tonic a to , AII. 5. render it the most oflectlvo Malt Extract In I . the market. I I invaluable to sufferers from dyspepala and I Rostoro8dIgot1ont3OOthC5 I _ _ _ _ EleopIessnOSs , ( ho nerves and invigoratc th entIre I system. I d A I , ' % tLBIATZ IREWN CO. I . _ _ _ MILWAUIUE , V.51 * . I _ _ _ _ _ _ . Voiey Bros. , SVbolesale Dealers. Office , Dot- I hotel , 54 N , 1411 5t. , Omaha , . . - - S - - - p n , t , _ _ Inst night that lie hind lfl'Cfl criminally as- StIliteil by Jolnnn linmotmni , near Seven teeiith nnl , N' i'oiar street , hllilnlolnli , wirt' is 16 rears old , is tinder arrest. lie denieS tIle chnlge anti says tii story Is nauulfac ) ti'roni. rhe girl says lInntnnnl spoke to IiC ( ut lien the va W.tclliliX flu atitdcor lioN fornbnnco on Sixteenth Street nod later fol iowed lien as sire eomitinue'l on lIen Wit ) ' to tine 1101110 of U friend , A police surgeon states that an assault was evidently conu- niittetl. lhnt'tor's ( 'irti ' . 4tiihi'no Dr. C. ii , Niciiolq has roporicti tilt' loss of a valuable .lorse3' cow which wart stolen ycster'lny fmonit tilt , rear of Ills tesitlcnco , 1923 Virt street , 'fhnc nnlniial wart i'lkted lIt a vacamit lot soiiie tiletonice froni time 1101151' trial thin lIon ion ( If the rapt' Ietiiairt- log showrtthe Imlark of a sharp knife. , Annual BaleD ou'orO0OO 000 Uosoo VFJdLS ron BtLIOUS AND 1ERVOUS DISO11DERU itticlr q Wind 111141 Paint iii tim torniu'hi , ( hithlinio , 1'uliiesi alter mucous , hlcid- nelit' , itZZiIlflSS , 1)rowsincss , Fltnsimimigmi of ilett : , Loss of AilputitI , Comttivcllr'ss , hhioteires tn tile Skin , C'id Cirihla , 1)k. tiiritl Sleep. Frhglrtfnll irefthila and nil liervoui alIt Trolluilhig Sentsntioiuu , TIlE I'lRST DOSE WiLL GIVE RELIED IN TWENTV MINUTiS. Lyon oulTorer iviti nckliowietlgo thtiimi to lo A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. ItEicu.tM's : P1IlS , takeit as dtroet. ed , wIll 'utlickly rcatoro Vemiirtles to coin. photo lrt'aitlr , Tiri'y i'roiiittl reiiiovo obstrrmctinrts or irrcnuninritiert of till ) ntys' tern ntu.L cure lt'ic lielninelte , For a \Vealc Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN , WOMU OR CHILDREN Doocham's Pills are Without a va t Anti hi ten ( itt , LARCEST SALE tWamiy L'nterutMedii'ine In lire urlnl. 23e cdi Drun.c ( dares. vut OTITEUS' ! 'AIT. OSULT iear1e & ear1es & , .h' SPECIALISTS Guarantee to cure speedily and mdi- ' crilly itil NHRIOIS , Cliflosid . .tIJ 1JtIV..tTE diseaseS of Men unit IVOUSCU , wEaI EN SVLIS SEXUALLY. cured for life , Night Emissions , Lost MarilboOd , H . drocole , Vericoceie , Gonorrhea , Giect , Syp ilis Stricture Piles. Fistula. amid Rectal Ulcsrs , Diabetes , llniglit's Disease cured. Contultation Free. by new alethod without pain o. cutting. Callon or addres3 with nmtamp. 'rm.atmcllt r by mail. 'Inn orrnlrn ui orsnnrn 11D.S..UthSl. utt. tiiLtt ff OItIILC . UTJI4I.LE 't ; w.y9 : p1 Purely vegc'tnbli , mild and rehiable Cause Perf'et Digostiomi. 00011)10(0 ( nbsorp- tion and henithifuri regularity. For time cure I' of all , iisortler $ of ( un Stomach , Liver , 110w- cIa , TCidneys , Iiiunider , crvoua Diseases. Ton'pid Liver , smcic lrI3At.tCIIE , NlrGiiS'1'ION , itimmot'sNnS ' , 4 CONS 1' Jt''i'lON , 1)SI'It'S1A. Observe tile foilowluig rtyinptanlrt result- lug fronii Iiseases of tile Digeativo Orgtnlrt : Colmatipation , Inward plieH , tilhiness of bhootl in ( Ito Iicn,1 , ucidity of the stun-ruIj , , , Into- Cell , ireurthurm. , tlisglint of fQ)1 , , fuiilmcsr : or s'eIthIt In tile stoirnicim , sotmr crUctLticiis. sinkinn or Iitrtteriilg of tile ilctrt , eiikilig , ' or suirocatilig semrontitmis when Jr. a lying posture , dimimesit oI 'isioii , , iots or webs - before tilt' Sigilt , fe'ec torI drill innili In thu hjearl. tlelicleiicy of iemnPlrathon , yehlowllesa of tile skill irnd ( : yeil , Ilium In tile elde , chest , hirnint , arid slldtienr liushles ut heat , bunmiing In tile iithl. A. few doses of JtAJW'AY'S PILLS viil tree tile syIttelIl or all tile nibevo-flmiinej Li haiti cmii. l'rice , 2r1 cents ier Bolt ] by druggista or sent iy mail. Send to 1)11. ] t4iD\VAY & CO. , Lock Boc 81 ; : ; , Ncuv Yijnhc. fom' book at advice. - ] cMU ] I ; EUXifi OF OHU Is a itreparatloin of thu hiring by winch it.n Injurious ciTeets aic remllov'd , while the vai- uablo medicimial ProPerties are retained , It itossesties nil tile r.edative. minloilyno and antispasmodic - spasmodic powcr of Opiuzlr , but produces 1)0 sickness of time stomach , on vonniiting , no costiveness , no ileatlarhie. in acute liorvotrs nhiterders it Ii ; ant tnviliunabio remedy , anal 1i l-000mmlnmeiiile(1 ( by tine best ilinYsiciannu. E. ERRETT. Agent , : i Pea1 St. , Naw Yoz'IL. - _ - - _ _ _ _ _ - - - - T - ; - 4 UrFV'S WI1IKV ALL DRUGCII3TS. IrIritmhIniII.nIIIIIuir nIIrhlrr IIhIl.IIlIllIIIIIIIl ! II ; J1I'e ? oii ot aSI ? it ) OU ? lO'tl(5 r , nmfrn.ti , lI. , , U.URii Lj' , III r4"i ( ' aw , Ywk , ItIti. f 'I , Jj El. . . . , , . , ) dl (1014 40 b.tltt ItIS $0 $ 1. lb. LEHIGH VALLEY IlAXIHOAD . ( , , m JI.ff.lo , ' , Slt.a rsn. . 'i.&rJ. .ih. tt.ur. 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' MI 1PU , CIbtcLetrr'Lesaics1tiu.,5i.diun bqsr.r , SimS by air 1o.l iniut' . . . i'UIItU. , i' . . ( DR. LLi1ItIiT'8 , cuno : THE Lnrir HABIT , prp.r4l , III ' ( SitIfi Tttt ( un , * tj. , , , t2VIZ i ( e4b * ui L'.ttrrlryr . -
