Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 19, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MASONS T0 MEET T0-NORROW Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge at Lancoln. VARIOUS COMMITTEES NAMED. Ehe Oapital Oity's Delightful Summer Retreat — Beautifal Onshman Park—Notaries Public Named, Laxcons REET, LiNcoLY, Junc 18, The grand lodge of Masons of the state will meet in this city on Wednesday of this woek, &nd it s promised that it will be the largest @athering of Masons in Nebraska. Arrange- monts have boon made on the part of tho Masons of the city to give their visiting breturen a royal reception. To-day & custo- @ian's lodge is being held by L. P. Gillette and it will continue until Wednesday. Mil- ton J. Hull, grand master of the state, has wppointed committees for this gathering of the grand lodge, the numbors accompanying the names indioating the lodge numbor of the ‘committee mam: On Visiting Brothers—John H. McClay 19, Levi M. Huaper 54, Daniel H. Harris 94, On Credentinls—John A, Erhart 41, William N. Rosborough 35, Josh ua Vandoryoort 47, T. B. Myers 51, James H. Dempster 79, On Accounts—Elias C. Wilcox 104, Vallen- tine S. Hoy 15, Lewis M. Rheem 3, Charles C. Rittenhouse 50, William Wilson 158, On Charters and Dispensations—Julius O. Chase 48, Judson Graves7l, Charles N. Fol- sona 110, Charlos H. Willard 124, George E. Hawkins 26, On By Laws—FPrank H. Young 148, Wil- liam 8. Randall 84, William J, Hauna %0, F. J. l'm!-hm 121, Ways and Moans—John B. Dinsmore 46, John C. Sullivan 131, George P. Rhen 146, Joseph Van.Valin 77, James 15, Nrth 58, On f—Willinm J. Outhwaito 143, Daniel N. Blood 56, Samuel Goozee 32, Charles B. Coftin 108, Joel G. McClare 140 On _Grievances—Charles J. Phelps John B. Bsrnes 101, James R. Reed Henry Crabtreo 122, James W. Chadstu K BUREAU oF TirE OvatiA Bes, 1020 } 4, Lufluhlwd Business—H. M. Wells 37, William E. Krau William I, Ramsey llx William L. Stork 68, James Patterson 164 '5n Pay Roll—Francis E. White 5, James M. Kennedy 125, Edward C. Jackson 21, Zacheus L. Kay I«L"r. Robert L. Cochran 53, On_Junsprudence—Charles K. Coutant and the past grandmasters present. + On Rewrns—Eben K. mg 11, L. . Soroges 132, Edward W. Robinson 154, John Matthews 155, Ever étt Cunninghum 25 0|| odifi mn of the Law AWllHnm R. Bowen ncis E. White 6, Frank H. Youngm Doings of Grand Office Bearers— Jl!llul A. Tulleys 53, John D. Moore 3 Clark Shelley 9, Ilagar J, Pease 138, John H! McCalll 61. 2 CUSHMAN PARK. One of the delightful places these hot summer days is the new park opencd by the most wide awake man in the west, Mr. E. H Andrus.. This park is called ‘“‘Cushman park’ and is located diroetly west of the cen- ter of the city threeand a half milos and only @ short drive from the suburbs. It is doubt- ful if a majority of the Lincoln people, de- spite the fact that hundreds bave visited the place, are really aware that there is such a lelightful place to be found just beyond the city limits, and_those who kuew of the location, if thoy have not recently visited 3t, would realize tho labor and expense ex- Fumlod by Mr. Andrus in beautitying the lace. There is almost a universal sentimeat hat now the park is offered for sale that the city should purchase it, and if 1t did, in ten wyeirs no city in the west would have 'such a nagnificont’ park. Cushman park ocovers ninety acres of ground, the larger part of it covered with heavy timber, in which black walnut predominates. There is not a sign of underbrush, and underneath the dense can- opy of leaves the cool breezes sweep -be- tween the trunks of trees no matter how warm the day. Winding through the undul- sting ground upon which the park is situated isa mnduumfl stream of water fed by the numerous cold springs that apoun In this stream a stone dam has been built and the stream broadened and deepened until three miles of excellent boating is afforded. A substantial wharf has been built in oclose proximity to both pavillions, and a large number of boats are kept con- stantly on hand. The stream in its windings is bridged in different places with wagon bridges and rustic foot bridges, and shady drives and by-paths wind around through the entire grounds. These walks lead to a balf dozen springs nestied among the trees, und there is an iron spring and a sulphur pring as well as those affording clear spring Wwater. On no day when the park is open does 1t fail to be noticed that a large number of people fill jugs and casks with the mineral waters that possess medicinal properties of he highest character. Mr. Andrus has huilt in_ the center of the park a pavillion two stories in height, the second story being practically a large balcony, and the building Putire constructed with a special eye to pooluess. In tho upper part, the baleony, o fine piano is kept for useat tho concerts which are made features of morc than ordinary attractions each day that the park is open. The concerts therc given are directly in charge of Mr. Warner, and the best voealists in the city are engaged, in pddition to either the Military band or Apollo band, one of which always accompanys Rl cxXcursions. Across the stream from the roncert pavilionis a large dancing hull con structed especially for that purpose,an orches- 0 15 pre and ther nt daily ucing in B ndance for those who desire, ry nook has its rustic seat,and swings and hammocks pbound in abundance and all are free o the Visitors, Mr. Apdrus in his management has a contract with the B. & M. railroad, the Failroad passing the park adjoining the nortn iuh-, of the grounds. ~ Ample platform facil tics are provided and each day that the parlk s open special excursion traius are run to he grounds, leaving the city et 3 p. m., und yeturning at b p.m. © trains have a un Yorm rate of fare for all of 15 conts for th Yound trip, and the popularity of the park is BVineo n the fact that never less than six voach loads go on the excursions in addition to the hundred or rriages that drive ‘m.. the city to the grounds, Mr. Andrus has Thursday for o goneral oxcursio Saturday for children's day afternoous, the Red Ribbon people paud or more in number, hold their u Rt the park. ~ Speeial days and spocial ¢ wro sandwiched botween other d sired. It i8 noticeable that the've of people patronize and appreciate nud its management,and this is lar the fact that no liquors are allowe grounds, and there are no attract ducoments thpre for disorderly Mr. Andrus has demon: can be done at this city in the park line. Ho has done this with no great display but with a henl that has counted: Ho has Showod that oven at its g d isa paying busi ness a8 @ private enterprise. In conversation Mr. Andrus stated that he had demonstrated what could be done in the way of a park at the city of Lincoln, and what a maguiticent resort is at the door of the city only necding dovelopment. He finds the management too great in connection with bis large business in pther lines, and he proposes to sell the ninety acres of the park Thursday, June 21, %o the highest bidder, and he states that he knows for himself the value of the invest- nent to any active man. As stated before e BER believes that the city should be the purchaser and the park should belong to the pity. and it will undoubtedly be v all it posts, whoever the purchasers ure, at present pad worth no small fortune in future years. NOTARIES PUBLIC, The governor yesterday commissioned the following notaries public: Enoch T. Gadi Lineoln ; Joseph H. Blair, Omaha; John Brown; Waneta, Chase county; Haggert Cochran, Omaha; Frank W. Bandhaue Omaha; Orlando Teftt, Avaca, Cass count; B. H. Smith, Kenesaw, Kearney county; Joseph H. Painter, Alliance, Box Butte county. day, and Sunday a thou- on the 18 or in Drink Malto itis ple s us Application of Photo- graphy. We hear, says Invention, of an ingen- fous.application of photography made at the Chang ncur Pori- guoux; wi oceurred nt. An i 4 aused by the caving in of the wall. Five porsons were imprisoned in the rocks, and no means were at hand to resc them. Tofind out where they were, a shaft twelve inches in diameter was bored, and down this was slid a tube, noar the end of which was a small pho« aphic camera, surrounded by a bat- of electric lights. The camera moved on a point, so that it could be moved upor down by pulling a cord, With this apparatas & number of good negatives were taken. The offects of tee disaster was scon, nnd excellent pic- tures of the faces two corpses were obtained, showing that it was useless to proceed further in the excavations. i~ Tt s & Curions Fact That the hody is now more suscentible to benefit from medicine than atany sea- son. Hence the importance of taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla now, when it will 0 you the most good. It is really won- derful for pudifying and entiching the blood, ereating an_appetite, and giving a healthy tone to the whole system. Be sure to got Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself. Bt N A handsome mechanical clock which has attracted much attention to a New York window represents a perfect mini- ature locometiva, although to the ma- jority of the passers by, familiar with the American engines, it looks slightly strange because it is of the French type. When set in motion the drive wheels, in oxidized fimish, revolve in a very realistic manner. The cab is occupied by the clock movement, the dial being at the side, on the boiler. Just in front of the small bronze bell is an aneroid barometer, and inside The smoke stack, in plain view, is a compass. et dimiany Tt's as plain as a pike staff that any article of pastry or food flavored with adulterated flavoring cannot posses the wholesomeness or agrecable flavor of one in which a strictly pure Fruit kx- tract like one of Van Duzer’s has been used. The Flavoring Extracts prepared by Van Duzer & Co. are from sound fruit, highly concentrated, contain more than usual quantity and aro therefore doubly economic. Their flavor is sup- erb. Grocers everywhere sell them. - A winter in Southern Europe, as plan- ned and managed by Dr. Tourjee, must be an ideal trip, where, added to the pleasure and profit of leisure of travel- ing in & climate more congenial than that of the finest winter resorts in America, is the delight of looking upon the marvelous works of art and the beautiful scenery which that country possesses. The circular, which in its description of the countries visited reads like a book of travels, should be in the hands of every one. The winter abroad costs loss than a trip of equal extent in this country, and under this management becomes the very perfoot- ion of winter travel. Arrangements have been perfected for an extensive tour in Iigypt and the Holy Land. g Two New York sisters make a good living for themselves by going about among the belles of the city and as: ing them to dress upon special occasions. They arve very particular whom they work for. Their order books are usually full, and their charges run from %2 and $3 well up into the twenties, according to the elaborateness of the design or the amount of service called for. e Of quaintly carved German nut wood is the case of a eclock, which, besiaes telling time in chimes, hours, halves or quarters at the pleasure of its owner, also shows the position of the moon, the days of the month and the constella- tions as they appear in the firmament. Conscious of its many powers it has no side picces of any sovt. Lo iy How toSelect a Wife, Good health, good morals, good sense and good temper,are the four essentials for a good wife. These are tho indis- pensables. After them come the minor advantages of good looks, accomplésh- ments, family position, ete. With the first four, married life will be comfort- able and happy. Lacking either,it will be in more or less degree a failure. Upon good health depends largely good temper and good looks, and to some ex- tent good sense also, as the best mind must be affected anore or less by the weakunesses and whims attendant on frail health. Young man. if your wife is falling into a state of invalidism, first of all things try to gestore her health. If she is troubled with debilitating female weaknes: buy Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pr iption. It will eure Lier. e In solid brass the llx‘~lu|!~ for clock sets are numerous, Cuses of roll work somewhat urn ed, or g ed hy o pair of hinds, are much admir Can- delabra ave the side pieces in the more handsome brass scts. For ) o Hor: ford's Acid Phosphate, r, H. C. McCoy, Algona, Ia., so used itin cases of dyspepsia, 1stion and_wakefulness, with pleasant vesults, Also think it of great service in de pressed condition of the system resulting rom biliary derangement. —_— Prancols Lambert, a blind Loggar of Chic recently brought suit anst his son-in-law for $1,700, loaned him, and has been awarded $1, of his claim, The ORIGINAL ABIEJTINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and i8 an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hanis, and all skin_erup: tions, Will positively cure all kinds of pil Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT. MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. at 25 conts pex box—by wmail 0 cents, - A sparrow has built a neston one of the trucks of an eastern railway coach and makes daily trips from Binghamp- ton to Syracuse and return. - e » Tooth-Poisoned Food. Def © teeth poison the food. ZO- ZODONT checks dental decay, removes tartar inerusted in the sinuses and upon the surface the teeth, and renders them healthful masticators of the food. Dental impurities also contaminate the breath, These it removes. ——— Drink Malto. - It is said \hul l)onlwll\ £] vrypwgrum is not selling well in England. The Englishmen look on the book as & sam- ple of American humor; and as a rule they cannot appreciate American humor. s Life is burdensome, alike to the sul- fever and all around him, while dyspep- sin and its attendiog evils hold sway. Complaints of this nature can be speed- |ly cured by taking Prickly Ash Bitters ularly. Thousands ~ onee thus ufl icted bear cheerful testimony as wo its merits. Salmon or other canned goods should not be allowed to remain in the can in hot weather after they have been opened, A prominent d.uh r says that he never kunew bad results to occur from sound stuff when the coutents of cans were at earthen vessel; ~— kidng Dr, MeGrew, ¥, Rectal, & priv- ate discuses. Roow 13, Bushman block ouce transferred to JUNE 19, e 1838, ity —=zr~ [Continental Clothing House, 1ts guperior exaellence proven in millions of homes for more than a quarter of a eentury, Tt is used by the United States Govornment, = En- by the heads of the great miversities as ngest, purest and most healthtul. Dr, Prices Cream ' fiaking Powder does not contain ammonty liie o alum, Sold oty cans. PRICE OWDER (1 New Yorks t. Louts nm.-m MALTO UNION PAGIFIC “The Overland Route.” Has so arranged its Family Sleeping Cai service, that berths can now be reserved upon application by any ticket agent to M. J. Greevy, Passenger Agent, Council Blufls, Towa. The reservations when made are turned over to the train conductors taking out such cars, so that passengers can now secure berths ordered, the same as a Pull- man berth is reserved and secured. J. 8. TEBBETS, B, L LOMAX, Gen. ¥, & T. Agent. Ass'tG. P& T, A, NEB. / 1t is pleasant to tho taste, tones up the system, restores and preserves health. It s purely Vegetable, and eannot fail to prove beneficial, both to old and young, As a Blood Purifier it 1s superior to all To the Wholesale and Retail Trade of the West. The opportunity of a lifetime for cash buy- ers throughout the west. Extraordinary closing sale. Unapproachable bargains to close the season in every department. Our limited spaco prevents us men- and trimmed in first olass manuer an tioning but very few of the bargain lots perfect fitting, We_offer this lot to offered, bt we guarantee from now un- close at the unheard of price of $9.50. the extraordinarily low price of §2.50 to til July #th, greater bargains in fine Remember this lot is all in double close. Sizes fromd to 14 yoars, Send Roady-Made Olothing, Furnishing breasted Sack Suits. for sample suit. You will” be better Goods, Hats and Caps, than were ever sod with them than anytning we before quoted by any firm in_the cloth- have shown you at this price before, Knee Pant Suits, ombracing thrs feront styles, which we have m ing business in the west. No old goods Lot We offer 100 suits, which Lot 2841 and 2839, Boys' Long Pant at any p! The goods offered to you will ‘N!\l‘l\(‘l\ be tne last of this lot n( Suits. We offer 1n this fot which em- at this sale are all new, made up within the celebrated Sawyer Woolen COo’s braces two styles, Boys® strictly all the last ninety days. %mnl! of which we have sold hundreds wool cassimers sack suits, coat, pants - » during the last two months. We offer and vest, in dark and medium colors READ THE LIST, SEE THE PRICES 1t will amply repay the expenses of a K to Omaha by any man, woman or hild wanting $10 worth of clothing. As specimens of the different bargain lots eomprised in this lot, we mention a 100 of the neatest styles of these famous g.m.le to close_at the remarkably low e of $12. This suit is retailed by every house in the country at 818. Wo have never offered a bargain that has given such universal satisfaction as this for boys from 10 to 14 yoars of age. This suiv was made to sell at 810 but we wish to reduce our stock of thom immediate- ly and offer them at this salo to close for only 8 por suit. Tvery garment is warranted strictly all wool new fresh fow as follow; s“w h a guarantee that suit. All sizes at the same price $12. goods. Remember the price $6. the small number specinily mentioned i i i » are no more attractive or desirable bar- GENTS PLI‘!NIS‘I":\('-.(-ODDS DE- gains than hundreds of others to ho Lot 3. We offer 500 pairs best fancy PARTMENT, + In this department we announce the sale of 300 dozen Gents' Fancy Shirts, This entire lot was manufactured ex- pressly for this scason’s trade, we have & large stock of them on hand and offer them at 50 por cent less than the over- found in every department of our estab- lishment during this sale. . Lot 4187. On Monday we will place on our counters 400 plain black pure all wool imported Whipcord Suits in full Cassimere Pantaloons, goods that wore made to sell for $7.50 and $8,this season. Goods made by the Globe Woolen Co., Rock Manufacturing Co., Hockanum Mill, Broadbrook Mills, and other man- ufacturers of equal roputation. They weighte, suitable lm*'uao in |]uq climate are in regular sizes, and as nice styles age price to close them out. Al new ten months of the yenr. Theso suitsaro as we have in our stock at any price.We pattoans, most desirable styles, fast absolutely new, fresh from the work- A8 that watiova a'mirpiun ol Ghess e colors, perfect fitting and perfectly ghop, and never shown on our counters before. Suits made up in the very lat- est style 4 button cutaway frock, which we offer in all sizes from 35 to 44. Wo shall offer this frock suit at$15 per suit. ‘We have not another word to sav about made in eve spect, regular prices 0ods and we do not wish to carry them Y 54 ¢ which were from #1 to 8 This onti over, and have consequently made the 3 Snligemm prive of 85y pate 160 Hhe et lot in all sizes from 140 16 and 4 neck tive line. Theso goods are of the very we offer at 75 cents each. Order for half best workmanship, and equal to any $10 e lots no less. i custom pantaloons. Price during this arties at a distance ordering theso this lot, excepting this, that we have T lots will please give ussize of collar sold previsely the sume suit_ever sind closing salo will bo 85. worn and this is all that is necessary in our store was opened for $22, and never ? order to get a perfoct fit, loss. Tn our Boys' and_Childven’s depart- Men’s Half Hoso 75 cents por pair, Wo Lot 8586. We offer 150 Mens’ Double Breasted Sack Suits, regular sizes from 85 to 85,0f the celebrated Slater Plannel ment we offer an EXTRAORDINARY line of bargain, particularly in Short Pant Suits. Our space will not permit ofter 850 dozen of Men's Fancy Half Hose at 75 conts por dozen to closo. Regular $1.50 goods to be sold only in all wool and guaranteed full indigo. of our enumerating the different b dozen lots at the remarkably low price Goods made by the celebrated Slater gains in this department, however, we of 75 conts per dozen, in sizes from 9 to Woolen Co., of Webster, Ma Made will Sample suits of any of. these lots will be sent C. O. D. with the privilege of examination to any address in Nebraska, Towa Colorado, Kansas, Wyoming, Dakota and Montana. mention one,a lot of 250 Boys’ 11. A Freeland, Loomis & Co. NE;IE;OI:Iotluss Proprietors; Corner Douglas and 15th Sts., Omaha, Neb.. Largest Clothing House West of the Mississippi River, SINGINNATI GENTENNIAL EXPOSITION others. Sold everywhere at 81.00 a bottle. IN SOUTHERN AW'NTE EUROPE sails DEc. 29 for the Bouth of FRANCE, » BICILY, and othier delightful resorts, A Socond Party for the EGYP nour (LAND, GREECE of Europe, sails same date, Bend 10f ircuinr, E.TOURJEE, Franklin 8q., Boston. ~T.E. CILPIN, FIRe |NSURANCE BROKER, Xtoom 63 Traders’ Building, CHICAGO. ctropolitan Natjgnw) Bank ¢ Bradsireet Co. W(}rah Orchard WATER. Ga:’:;raz;st:.ov. A r:.-n-xv: CURE For Dyspupm. Sick-Beadachs, Constipation, BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PAMPHLET BY MAIL FREE Ky. Crab Orchard Water Co. Touisville, Ky, UNION PAGIFIC The Overiand Route.” Has so arranged its Family Sleeping Car service, that berths can now be re- served upon_application by any ticket agentto M. J. Greevy,Passenger Couneil Bluffs, Iow: The reservations when made are turned over 1o the train conductors tuking out such ears, so that Humm-n;,mrs can now secure berths or- dered, the same as a Pullman berth is reserved and see cure \l J. 8. TEBBET! Gen, P, & References L. g A oAl:\HA, NEB, DRUNKENNESS Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured by Administering Dr, Haines’ Golden Speelfie, 1t can be given in & cup of eoffee or tea with put the knowledge of the Deraon taking 1t; wbso- lutely harmloss, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patien drinker or ai wlcoholle wreck, Thousands of drunkards have bean made temperate men who have taken Golden Evecific in tilelr coffec with out their knowledge and to-day believe they guit drjnkiug of their own free Wil 1t never Tio system once iiaprezuated With the Em‘lm it becomes an uttér {mpossibility for 0 liquor sppetite to exist, Fo by Kuhn 'ln[ lul‘h‘.m.l Llhl\lybnl hlAi . n]mu 15th and Con ng 818, Omaha, Ne D, Foste iro Sounell Bluffs, Inwa. 0aws 5 b NOW'S THE TIME To have your fricnds comg to KANSAS AND NEBRASKA As Bastern lines will selt tickets and run SEMI-MONTHLY LAND EXCURSIONS OVER THE Union Pacific > Overland Route,” AX PP &T, A a moderaty oxeur- round When pu lekets will L If_purchase 15 will be' go and can be u g00d five days for that purpose. ek 10 stop short of destiation agents Wil stawmp tickets good 1o return fron such J.8 GRAND JUBILEE, [00 DAYS # NIGHTS CELEBRATING TEE 10Oth ANNIVERSARY oF e SETTLEMENT f CIN CIN N.ATX, The OHIO VALLEY w0 it NORTH-WEST TERRITORY. ART-SCIENCE-INDUSTRY. MONSTER NEW BUILDINGS, All Buildings brilliantly in the heart of the city, | illuminated by innumera- within ten minutes’ ride of | ple Electrical and Gas Jets. all hotels and stations. Wonderful display of COVERNMENT EXHIBIT of Treasures from the War, _E_LECTBIC L!GHTING. AN ART DEPARTMENT | west. The great gu\'v anyt(l)ther !)e[n:irl l‘ll_(;n::, 1e Smithsonian Institute, ) | of the finest collection of MUSIC HALL partments perfectly ar- Paintings - and Sculpture dovotultol\lusic,Hpo('ulc]os ranged. National Museum and Fish Commission, . O NSURPASSED DISPLAY IN ALL DEPARTL.WENTS. and Performances, MACHINERY HALL, 1,600 Feet in Length, through which will ply gon- dolas from Venice, EDUCATIONAL, and numerous other De- ever made in America, val- ued at $1,000,000. Horticultural Hall of un- equalled beauty. PIONEER RELICS from uli parts of the North- EXCTTRSION RATES from all POINTS BNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF YHE COUNTRY WILL DSTAIN MUGH INFORMATION FAOM A BTUDY OF THIS MaP OF THE _CALIFORNIA"! i - iovenes. |(CACD SHORT LING DISCOVERIES Chicago, Milwauki& St Paul R'y. The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to msmm= THE EAST == e CHICAGO A% ORTH- N WESTERN Omaha, | TWO TRAINS DAILY BETW OMALIA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicago, —AND— Milwaukee, 8 St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, ouncl u s Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, linton, Dubugue, Davenport, ilgin, Madison, Janesville, A"d chlca 0 Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, [ And il other Important points Bast, Northeast and Bouthoenst, OA ENWOITB. TERLOO, MINNEAPOLIS, snd 87. PAUL, 1 Forthrough tickets enll n the toket agent 8t 1401 | uria atoras o1 Inieabions e "Chs . ehraski, Colo: Farauw stroet, iu- Barkor lock.or at Unton Pacie | £50 800 Wt trom the Racifio O jon. &% O s Mrasty A fers in Union depots. Fast trains of Fine Da world are rup wailn line of U Coaches, elegant Dining Cars, magnifice Among 8 points of superiority )| cag waukee & St. Paul Itatiway, and every uttention paid L0 passengers by courteous employes I Lhe company LR, Gonerul Meaagor i (8% ral Mansger. A. \'\u PR “SUOER M S iver ana uvurumx Assistant General Pussenges ARK. Banorsl Buperintendent. J'usr:ru CILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1818, Nos. 308-404-170-604. TEE MOST PERFECT OF PENB 2 wan Palace Bleopers, and (between Cuioag Joseph, Atchison and Kansas Oity) Reclin Chalr Gars, Beats Froe, ¢ holders of through frst-class tickets. Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska R'y Creat Rock Island Route,” Extends West and Southwest from Kansas Oity and Bt Josepb to NELSON, HORTON,, BELLE- VILLE, TOPEKA, HERINGTON, WICHITA, HUTCHINSON, CALDWELL, llnfl all polots in KANBAS AND BOUTHERN NEBRASKA and beyond. Entire passenger equipment of the celobrated Pullmon manufucture. Al safety ap- plisnces and wodern Lnprovements. The Famous Albert Lea Route Is the favorite Lotween Chicago, Rock Island, Atchison, Kansas Oity and Minnoapolis and St Foul Ite Watertown branch traverses the grost ‘“‘WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT " of Northern Yows, Southwestern Minnesota, and East Cestral Dakota to Watertown, Spirit Lake, Bloux Falls and many other towns and citles. The Bhort, o vie Benoce and Kank: offers giparior facilitics to travel toand from Indisu- apolis, Olncinoati and other Southern polnts. 1 ad by tho pate ‘ ), 1@ road bolween Omaha o s lmnnu'mlu o Fulls. Butaly, it 'NORTH-WESTERN" It you wish the Ty clude CHIO, l LINE, ROCK LLUYFE, MUB- BAS CITY, BT. 5 V- ATCHISON, CEDAR RAPIDS, a @u RA sk Covcks) i, '\\‘,\\Br ne tlsu\gs" ;:, “Dlszasr:s‘v ~LUN Al ticket E. P, WILS0) Gew'l Vakvr agont. GST sn'} Gu«wlm Send for ur:uldr‘] prbottlpro 2 ABIETINE MEDE o.0R0VILLE, CAL. Santa Abie :and: Cat-R-Cure For e by nt Flkdi Avont | City 'assenger Agent, , Omauka, Neb, ¥y i 1401 Farnam St Big G basgiven univer- sal satistaciion In the eure of Gouorrhos apd or bickets, Mave, Foldera: of desired tuforma- tion, apply 6t any Coupon Ticket Office or address Graleat Linplovimints crey A.HOLBROOK, E.8T. JOHN, o) Blonager. nexlly Glred o et ofha. ‘Gen') Thet, & Pass. Gleet. 1 prescribe it and _Goodman Drvg C-, _ | Febwdtia o0 T o e wto ecoiamnde TbT g 1 1o all suferers. W. J. GALBRAITH, FREE, HOW TO AOT. ans Chemical 0. '€ WEAK MEN DE | STRONG i A J. STOXE D rN_§u;gm| and Phymuan. 1ith ard Bouglas 5t tesidence teleplio PRICE. $1.00, Sold by Drugglsi 4 _ Oftice telephone, i3, PROI r. €. FOWLER, Mocdus, Conn. luivnl [1 un.m-u.u.nn. e L L