Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 9, 1888, Page 5

AMONG THE JOLLY DRUMMERS They Captured Grand 1sland For the Fourth. HOW THE DAY WAS ENJOYED. A Grand Parade and Demonstration— Races and Park Attractions—A Banquet and Ball-The Bee's Reception, The Traveling Men Celebrate, ‘The Fou J celebration, banquet fnd ball tendered by the resident traveling men and citizens of Grand Island to the trav- pling men of the state, was an event in the Listory of that city loug to be remembered The day was ushered in at sunrise by the firing of & hundred guns announcin, auguration of the nation's holid issued by the mayor and city city was formally turned over to the knights of the grip on tue evening previous, and for thirty hours the “boys” held supremacy within her dowain, and the eagle never screamed louder or flapped bis wings more patriotically than he did on that ac All forenoon the reception commities was busy attending the incoming trains and es corting their guests to the Palmer house, the Yeadquarters for the day. At 1 procession of 800 traveling men, eac ing a linen duster, plug hat, white gloves and carrying a cane, formed into line and marched and countermarched to the music of the Germania cornet band through th principal streets of the city, and as the pro cession passed along the thoroughfares, shout after shout unded from the throats of thousands of interested spectators, compli- menting the boys by royal ovation and hearty sal t welcome. Flags wa from the windows and the streets werc literally packed by the swarms of patriotic people, and chieer after cheer went up along the line it gave encouragement and power of endurance to withstaud the burn- ing rays of the sun. Four abreast they marched and never shir nor missed a step, to the command of the ofticer, Mr. N H. Coben, and_presented a military appear ance only equalled by the strictly disciplined Uuited St gular soldier, A GRAND PUBLIC PARADE After a pa of half an wour the pro cession was joined by the muyc 1 council in carriages, followed by th and one hundred enting the grandest t 3 attempted and ed out in any country. The lincof commercial men feil Vack on cither side of the street and rc viewed the display, the crowning feature of which was nion Pacific engiue, tender and freight car, provelled by an invisib foree, and bearing a striking resemblance to ality, It was named “Thomas L. Kim- and was numbered 1535, On one or lead was the dato and on the other 1S » cab sat the engineer and fircman in engine uniform. On the side hung a d, on_which was printed, *No scabs nced apply.” As the boys read this with one voice they shouted “You bet” with such vehemence that no one could mistake their sentiments regarding this que . Iuthe car were the local oficers of the road dis tribt and_dicplaying t uts of the “Overland Route.” Jt el and interesting displ 8 srcat eredit upon its contriver : OMAIA IN THE PAKADE. A number of Omalia houses were repre- sented in the display. It tioned with props that Cord, Brady & Co., represented by Bu and Sillek, travel cmissarics fc great firny, togethier with Mr v himself, mado one of the tinest lays ever seen in the west. Nothing of the kind cver excelled it, and the busincss men of Grand Island ought to feel under obligations for the at traction so wagnificently displayed The display of W tte & Co represented by Roe an two of e rising travelling men as_ever buckle and tho lovely bannc com of beaut displaying exuuisite » artistic skiil D. M. ¢ & ( and bany formed mposing of enterpr - the ran ) by E. B. G The M f Cracker pany, of Centr City had three wagons m the n loaded with all the different varicties of cr i cakes. The wagons were pro fuscl corat nd wade probabiy the most elab expensive display in the entire process This 18 comparatively a new firm in the business, but_enterprise and strict adherence to the principle of muking the vest of goods for th st money b already won for them a very extensive and growing business, B3ut say, when Spethmans’ Wagon bearing sixteen newsboys in uniform distributing papers by the hundreds, and carrying the banue : OvAlA BEE, the Traveling Man's Friend,” struck the line, the boys did cheer. And when some one says, “What's the matter with Elliott " the Is on either side of the street re- peated the answer from four hundred voi ‘He's all right,” and our contemporari d sadly down their noses. There were 1y otlier interesting features in the pro- cession of smaller moment AT THE PARK. The march was _continued to the park at West Lawn, about a mile from town, where an entertaining order of exer arranged, but owing to the in the fatigue occasioned by t! tire programme was not gone The exercises were called to V. n, president, who fir w prayer. dress of e, in - w coniums could be spoken regarding any cl: than he uttered. He culogized the trave men as a clas gave a short history their existence uch. Next was niusic rendered by the male quartette, Liveriug house, Allen, Reynird and Hereford, it nvincibles,” after which the speech of th day, on belialf of the traveling wew, was livered in Ingersollian el e by P G Lockwood, representativ the Bruns wick-Balke-Callender company, of which the following is 4 synopsis Mr. President, Mr. Mayor, Ladies and tlemen: I hiave been req 1 by t president of the Traveling Mon's club of this city, and also by the visitors, to respond 1o the hearty welc e of Mayor Platt wortly mayor and the good p 1sland way rest assurcd th greetings of this day will nev But will ‘be cherished as lot mewory beyond the grave ¢ In' explanation I want 1o that the traveling men Island are few an num out the aid of the city our o ation would hav I hay o would not course exhibit in boring . city of Omaha, but I want to remund you that the circum- stances are quite different. Here the travel ing men have | stand a large expense beside u dey rk. In Omaha the { the celebration todo is to bor- son or C ul hat, stev in line away. Thisis anothier instance purdens upon the shoulders of od my fri who did me nor of requesting me to wake this r Uwould muke it lude to the tayiff ¢ led notjons of refor: with proprief the present great are before tie pecy traveling we 1o tuke w o Passing rohivitio tday, I ¢ Al not pass away bofore another > faporiazit 1 will bo befors us for asolution. It tused to be called tie Irish qu it has been cailed the Scoteh and question. It will sousetima be called vican question ¢ AL s the of the rich and the toor; aed Leve is Where the traveling will be at his best—will skine forth mer hute oue well mora disgus sthing drumw aragged cout, 3r & shoe drummer than L6538 chiid, 8BU il woold Uckis you to | to hold an old fashioned will actually go without 1 shovel plow sleen and food ur that farmer is rigged out with one of his ed sulky corn plows nces, So travelin oy will kick for the fare, but one was never celery away from a boarder. Now, T want again to assure the Grand Tsland that the with all the known to snat ommercial trave of this city and all the visitors from abr asion and pi Y the date of al 1k t0 cuc oneof you y 4, 1558 T hope the sequel of thie as the day itself, and homes on the morrow t prepared to further st be the guiding star of this unity 1 day will be ien we go 1o t we may be be ir grand p its onwar arch to futu at mean the four grand p ligion, good fellowslip, g govern it The com hen gav amu ¢ uch as wheelbarrow. v ALC b, m, Chic X thing M. Curtis, St. Joe; William Fletcher, Kansas ™ ng opened. | City; H. B, Silleck, Omaha; G. H. Mo > ball, ete., ty to g Just at dark the drumme: arging Ron 8 en! 0od morals aud good e themse fter which they a breathing spe Dofore v)mvk rcises of the THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JULY 9. 188%, death to sco tho flend that sells farm | Archivald, St Louis: Otto Holstewm, Quis machinery whon he tackles a farmer ti ying tr: He til red n formed in | Omah; [} line and marched through fhe streets, to the intense t of the spectators A platform had b d for the frivg 9:30 promptly the grand of rockets, and & jeur of the h was illuminated by one enormous dischi and as y rocket as snded, burstir tarlit skios, it proclaimed a signal of 1 foclin id, in what to e trave tov pdand un whatever government they may be found THE BANQUF The banquet in the s m at the Palme T HALL, pus and elegant | Shannon, Chi house was o suverbly magnificent splendor. The ro re handsomely decor ottoes and - emble asion, and the t ng under the we The ladies, and of the dis- | Miller ex- | Omahas r in ler | T, 47 Warner, aha W man, mi A J. of W dwith buntings, | S, ut, ms, appropriu ables were liter ht of good th m one must s with special emphasis, are entitled all the praise for and_gorgeous decoratiol hand oman is d one realize the rapture au finement culture of o How peerless in beaut their beaut Wherever 1d pleasure, the , how exquisi form and feature, how angelic in the m tration of life's duties! the living is the comfo struggling diction of the the altar of love, rdin The mother of Tt aud sol in pri ing the s of affcetion, in the hallowed o heaven, feeding the streams of Life with new | P, G. Colin, Chicazo; H. Bolm, Omaha; W. g biossomis of beings to pe yot un- | A Mosser;. Chicawd; . H. Goosner, St. trod by fect of traveling men o swopt by | Touls; 8. I Seripiurc, St. Louiss wings of soaring spirits. They are tl Iter, Omaking L. Lammn, Omaha: crown jewels of creation, diamond | Gaze, s Neel miha; T thought of the deity, the last ercative hene : T K Talbot, ¢ 9 *9 diction from lips divine since God brokc silence of the dead eternities, I Eden's transplanted flc B0 worlds yot whose blooin beauty still lcad the soul of the traveler into the realms o life, the fairest jewelled stars, carth’s hi f love, s garden under hest conception the beautiful and angelic that linger in memories of childhood and hauut the est dreams of aspiring the ones that hallow w youth and ith t love the declivities of age from thc a_mother's smile to the affection, Yes, th « blage quecnl last kiss of wore s with re grace and durk lustrous eyes: nuses, rich molded with dreamy eloquence eyes and swelling lines ¢ eres 10 brave Mars aceful iods and ¢ men, ise the world in arms fmmortal Homer in his & and rosy tir n that ussem 0 dlly k the re- | W, Watson, ur earthly heaven. | J.'P. Log in A lins, Chi can} D. J. P son, Otiia; Omaha: W matd F. Allen, Oni the Koss, Oma 1 of the 3. B, ogul Ve ited | At an infc m their soft biue | ing travelin i beauty like fi enthrall the crowd, Paris npt Helens worth 1 give to them rtisle. tras in their iragic beauty, with cyes swaying the surging power and ambition of a drummer’s dre sitting in the meckness o tidde's of passi i love at the f wisdom, The Mary of Byron's in love and Burns' aspiring of Petrarch’s cc A v of Dante’s divine fancie Those were among the di renowned in ry and but still impersonated in who w ipreme. on and sublime vinities of th cmb! woman! They look down upon us I an_Olym move in the sylph-tike t mphs and fairies. The night taking an active pu their radiant smile: fur-off and our s 1 h ms of th we It in th >l christian love has lifted her to the he level of man, till the awakening a ght the sunshine o! and love f her smile und e. Quicker in in_fancy, nobler in g cr in love, she hath won and wears The mail ci veling tan bosom and his cr upon her forehead. aspirations of his nature. is beautiful, and a truly beautiful woman is licart _upon 1t | banquet the v to 1 an 1 \\.mnun of Ohio, was callod to the chair, | P, (. Snyder, v York: G. H. Gr % tides of passion till M. Curtis, of Missouri, chosen | Chicago: Chicago; M. Kauf - ) g frag s ry, and the followiug resolutions were [ men, C i . 'E.” Nelson, Chicago; Marys and Marthas 3 ] et unan v of Wl resolve, that to the reside citizens of G DAL Omaha: B. Harlg 1sl ||”l‘:\.r,‘.|” R i which the fol- | Boyd, Boston: S, H. Knilt, were represented: Vermont, | M. Evaus, Chica Oio, Hiiinois, Wiscgusin, it A M““‘Lv'mi i o i, ‘ : <t : 5 THE cHIcAGO AND e waiter eirls at the Paliner e | Ry | B ARl — EXR A £4-200d 4 cents postage for Colebratod emblem of the country—the stars i ! R 5 3 shurger, Ch i E. R Kerr, M. Collins, Fremont; F. Camp. = Continental Clothing Sy House . Largest Clothing House West of the Mississippi .Ium,m Omaha Louisvi 3 0. H. Joh EXPRESS ORDERS. Counci We will send packages containing suits of clothing, cloths and woolens of all kinds kept in our establishment, to any address in Nebraska, Iowa, Dakota, Colorado, Kansas and Wyo- oof | cuos WG i ; '_ i | ming C. O. D,, giving buyers the privilege of examining goods before paying for them. By this Lo o S 4 | arrangement people living in distant towns can obtain every advantage of seeing any article v | ot merchandise inlour stock at their own towns, examining the same before paying for the m*and { if not verfectly satisfactory, returnine goods to us at ourexpense. Money for all amounts ex- o A odenan, Noritik S| ceeding $10 may be returned at our expense. TRY THIS ARRANGEMENT. For years we Milwa WS, ucker, v'Ct | have sent goods all over the United States in this manner by express with the most satisfac- ith, \ Rtepubli- et Grand Jution; D G | topy results. You take no risk. Examine the goods, and return them at our expense if they B “Lncons N. 5. Do’ | O NOt please you. ) City b Moores, Atchi Hayward, “ 55 Corner 15th and Douglas Streets, - « Omaha, Nebraska uth Omaha; Wood, T IC 8 : et | loving ¢ 1 in which my lusband was b and the conductor had no right to vut e . Helwig, | by his fellow travelers = | him « He would then be entitled to 3 R\ DYSPEPSIA olinn, | | fully .|||‘t| e The jury found for the d ) AR, ¥4 Omaha Sunday 3 - = - = = FSE I o fin Avthe Paxton—I. Meyer, Chicago; P. E. S . 1SS MU‘y 'Efi‘lxlg OF BY TAKING v the v Tierucy, Philadeiphias Joha . Duni, Kan- o Re )“\”\\ ]"\ ARRANIDS JAc 0f ‘g sUMPHIIC s ty; Mont Tillotson, New 5 ks g B N o el house at Grand | 508 Citys nt | B ZER APERIENT SELTZER APERIE ndiana and Texas, Mr. A, ford, St John A. € e return our sinc wanks | 4 . Hele i u‘:n‘“w’ o, and .11.'.':” Y | Hochester, N.. RAILWAY. bas TRIFLED away his VIGO! rand I o e [aTciian A ARIEAS assor, MIND aud MANHOOD, i draing upon the FOUNT. we have ertaied, and | D.E ey, nore; F. A HEADACKE, BACKACHE, Drond| tality of v ended to us | fayette, Indo: A, )y . Kansas i 1y WEAKNESS of Memo ABH. N . mayor ar John 12, Murra FULNENS in BOCIETY, PIMBI 8 upon i o the for their sue- ) tho FACE, &nd all the EFFECES lendin C J H to 1 1 8 ) EARLY DRCAY and perhaps CONNUR P thinzs pleas- El i L 1 WION or INNANITY, shouid consult at gney % ver: M. ¢ on, Marsjialitown, fa. < Wi LERRATED Dr. Clarke, Extablishe r ¢ made NERVO “uller, Des Moine » O and M. K ‘ it M. K " |ca g t makes N9 difference b ! ¥ Hevetaken or WILO has fuled to re yoy. 23 X LM AL ES suffering from disenses pocus % i , Cl Tho only read to take fgr Dos Molnes, Marshal Mar to their sex can consult with the assuranee 5. A, Maroh, Mir lis: N, Iteiss, : ntgn. of upeedy rolief and cure. Send 2 conts postage B. Millc ow York; C. H for works on your diseases. TED, who inhis FOLLY and IGNORA. “The ting traveling men to . Tucke o E i 244 1 day here assembled by invitation of the trav- ] n, New ke . Eastmar ) eling men residingin Grand Island do hereby | Chi rankent o 3 Who 1s WEAS, NERVOUS, DERT} imittec on Resolutions, NO1ES v Works on Cbrouie, Nervous and Del i L ol A Lo : o of Lo numergins k.‘,w.”h..“, 1 ea”e Discnses, Consuliation, porsonally or by B0 |l iehanos whe conmands o || NS ERTEL SR Tts superior excellence proven in millions of Plior, free.’ Consult the old Doctor. wn of blessing | cession. She is to A lovely wo always lovely, and her ennobling intiuen: part of the world's best wealth and a m; carthly heaven. No man who examines the coustitution of the human mind, with longings for the beautiful and lovely, deem this idle sentiment tribute of pen service or foolish fu the passtng moments to the lady guests a genial banquet. One may fc t the L homes for more than @ quarter of a ce ] casauds cured. Oflecs and parlors Moines; A by the United States Governmient,” En- 2L 5 10 ar and p AaThose ? 3 i - NG CATS, him The success of the entertainment is Lewis, b | .. lorsed by the heads of the great universities as | which ure Sl PAIC | Gen “or Dr;_ Cinrke carth's sweetest charm and brightest inspir- [ due to the ur ation, lift his fancies and clevating the | and W. B. 1 an The fat m 8 | and there w an's its heat attending the march to the grounds— [ Chi L. J. Pattit, Lincoln; New York, 3 rts of N t o AT TAE) & Mtronizost, purest.and most healthtul, e, WING RO X Finto ina. Femnlor onch Ioe. DOt 266 '(n\ [ Torts of N, H. C man, St Lows; il I.:!'llxln‘:‘]‘k‘ Hm.‘fx gost, p l:ml‘: ulx):‘l“v‘u n ""wl:»nnn‘nru AL y E""}!" Before confiding your case, cenault USRI, I e -“‘ e it | amuionin; line or aluni. Sold only in cans. equal 0f whic v be found elss LARKE. A friendiy letter or‘call maay il biacs v aslsunanealyitl nes, C. A. Van An M. Turbitt, Y i 5 o A MBI, A O e ‘W (!.LY.B‘)‘ i PRICE BAKING POWDER €O, way nnect i pot with those of the lll Uhicago, St. Louts | Nov.connect Inunion dopor, with thoss, of the Gl | geare to life, hicago, T e e Gttt n Wit thovd 6F atl | Terw f0c. (stamps). Medicine and writin re no entr; and wi . F. Clohesy, Kun: There were four entrics in {he 100 yard | Goldlache, “Philadeiphia; = A, $ nt ‘everywhere, secure from ex: L ' oA e o 3 ' Hours, § t0 8, Sundays, 8 to 12, Address, wheelbarrow race and the box of cigars “was | Now, Yorks Al Hostetten, Laucust : 3 : T D, ox.uxm M. B can | o b v (e He T Clarle Drog | gk, Richmona; E. P. Carr, Boston; B an I O i the Mt ASK f0r tckotsvia | 186 806 Olari 8t y—a | oomps BC0 By e caster, Pa. Talbot, o " 5 m Y72 | “The boys would not remain quict long | Kiperan, lLancas “1 I DAt NORTH-WESTERN in honied words for 2 Sat a | enough to geta good negat > % Sl I you wian tho beat mecommodation. All ticket ' e B! > % k ok o H . J . ugents sell t els vin this sonia > o bright- | but there was one taken just same, and | jonos, New York ¥ New Jersey. “The Overland Route.” Nt Gy L powisoN, ea ls .a ness and effulgence of the sun’ in_studying | they loom up in great shape, too. 2t Gl Mg sent. tne dark spots upon i forable for one to ace, but it 18 ciate its warmth beauty and bask for awhile in the sunshine | out of the cou and splendor of bright eyes as ry, with the wif 1z with him as he dr 2 wives, daurhtors au men a s desert und perpetu- IS remotest e eams of the face d sweethearts of nd citizens of G of the occasion Ik TOAST ON TIE OCCASTON, re filled the pres or Woolbach us nights of the C . Jon “The Press.” Respouse by Emer Elliott, F. Allen, | Joseph: of Tie OMaiia Beg “Thg Ladie Lesponse by of life insuranc: “Omaha and . G. Locl 1 Colender e I'he toa The fol rved ina icken,; Lobster and (¥ "Purkey, a la Commey nbers. Clow i cll chosen rema asts and responses in the spouse by Rev. . Response by R pro. The patriotism of the street any “feannot praise Hood's Sursaparilla S 8 rranged its Family Sleepin V. N. BABCOCK, Gen'l We i Asent and | to be deplor any of their trim reception co; will tors here a8 SSE s H, he: gratification dlery com) Response by O, my imswick-Balke and to the p fare I've Grand Isls sint. | the initiatory was | travelers, anner coatnes Chow Mixed Pickles, rbet. 4 Croum Sliced Peaches and Cro; Delicate Calce, Chocolate Fruit Cake. Oranges. Bananas. Tea. THE LATES During the prozress o eighty of the boys tiled into the dining door and formin and as 000 as ¢ mained as statuary until leuder ¢ 1 words with the Graud 'sland t perfect concert the respo all right, you bet Bis Lemon lce. Cocoanut Cake, Cake. Faney Cake, Pears, Pl Layer Raisins. Assovted Nuts Chocol, T FAD) f the banquet s ¢ and marched ranks at nd ray 18€ ca the gener the royal re Ispec jue, i am, evening, Ju ever, 1L w 1ms, ite, e Whires times the tables wors filled with | Miss Garry guesis, and it was away after widnight when | 0f Omata. the last, weya done eat house the orchestra discoursed sweet nus! to the merry dan ing. In tha oy the *“wae bours” wore appreacking the gray in castern herizou. THR OUKSTS, To give a complote men preseit would be task. It is suMcient to s list ali tbo trave! 8imost an aud they almost fi the town. ‘The following very exter ine the names of visitors that werg Jaxcary, Neb., July 2, 1883:-To the Platte met durisg the day whoes wames could not b 0. J. Keayor. Omal Lmeela: W.'S Heiphr roney, Ometa; C. H. sera wa' | The foll the | My, C. K. K ling 12 | travelars, w lled the last hour peacelul Many were pressat | Vaiey Trav: o enrolicd 1 W. M., Cor Omiaba; J, M or, Frauiont; / 1 1o express m hom, 1 trib 1 received fr, dges were of g rain and satin wore red, ti AR His Ticket. arad S tha enmio as iR ul i maniherth 18 11 esec o WITTHlSED mAetiy o SHE GouT I tel. His hasty recovery was u source of | Summer took the train at Tybee. Hoe wost beautiful lawn in the city rday | and that h 11d not obtain e - —— iz KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA | (bicago, —AND— «passed in card playing, music | B. & M. at Alma o time ago, t 1 s inthe form of resolutions wh procure a t, then he had a rigiat to a CHICAGO, TLL almost blind with serofula, was cuved by | served upon application by any ticket ‘arnam Nob. Hiis adiain ¥ agentto M. J. Greevy, P2 ror Agoent, B & - Council Bluffs, Towa. The r itions _ The traveling men AN INTERESTING VERDICT. when made are ied over to the train Citizens blue and those of the b e hetrsinil el e Al e nittee were cream color, 4 JnaneLors Ll §10UY)BURL Gl A Passenger Who Refuses to Give Up senge N now sceuro 'ths ¢ )\ iner nor flag on hor r s as visible, ok sick S, s g A Savannah Ga. dispateh to the At | veserved and secure SRTAN USH IKFORMATION FROM AWTUSY.OF THIA AP OFTHS Wreer's Nunve Axp Buary TReA long With the . nta Constitution of a recent date 5. TH . 3 s % et R L RO R T ;‘ say An interesting and important Gen L& T A N & T 4 et e Headache, Nervous Prostration, caused by dent occurred to mar o- | caso has been concluded in the superior OMAHA, NEB. ~ a 2 %o of alechol or’ tobaceo, Waketulness, M iappened in the pro court,that of Schottky against the Tyhee 5 AN Depreasion, Softentng of tho Hrain, rasulting .13 of - ) okl Iusanity, and leading to misery, decay f Litt who was overcon ad for 28,000 damages, Sohottky last litate X death, Promature O11 A ge, Barrentess, Logs t and had to be helped to his o i) 3 3 Power {n_either ox, Involuntary Losses » 1 ; v Xy ke NEW INFROVED TSk Epermatorhiea caused Ly over-sxertion 0!‘!‘0 it GO LI was unable 10 gt o seat, owing fo the 'WFM%"V'U o {3 brain,self winise or over-induigonge. Eath box talk of o barbeeue of the | crowd, and thercfore refused to give up Xalb speeiilc purpol " G J ;‘,‘;'h“”;‘;",}‘r"("‘*"‘\l'_:n'fi';;nll;lml m!dp.m o fat T.J. Blacher, the | his ticket. He \\’: ]«'w .‘uld l“H.] miles ;;‘;:;;‘:gom',‘m"m % T AN RN ceipt of price. John Talbot, of St. om the city, and claimed that he was ic. n;....n.n- S, X \ WE G " S the Omaha Sud- | sick, and foll and_hurt himself on the | & d Vigorous Bureoih R B 8 GUARANTED SLX ROREN ¥ othiors crossties. The road introduced evidence i . v N CPNAS ¢ Ty Tor mE boxes, necompunion Witk SLoS. we \:how thay did swaat, that Schottky wus warned beforehand 3 will gend the purchaser our written guarantes ot no collars now B G G e il to refund the money if the treatment does ot and Las made a gre t in this : SOy D L R e ar— I TOr T T R A R e ge Adar arged; Advertising has always proven Tte muis lines and branches tnclude CHICAGO, | Siot: Omona. Neb advertised to | Our conclusion is that £ { suocessful. Beforo placingany | EECRIA, MOLINE, ROCK ISLAND, DAVEN. —THA— s Vi who goes upon & railroad car, assuming § Newepaper Advortising consus, | FORT, DES MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, MUS- 1 ation o RO o AovERTISING sGinTs, ) | WATERLOO, MINNEAPOLIS, oud ST. PAUL, AU ) return its gratitude to 8 L that he will be (‘.uu i H Wfl{“. and scocee of ; & intenmodiate citios. Choico of adolu Stree . ing men for may ri ily refuse to d ) 4D Saadeink Mrewts QHIGAGO, routos toand from the Pacific Const. All trans- pidas ition tendered its represc Bt & fors in Union depots. Fast traing of Fine Day DF THE auly to the reception com ticket 1f a scat.bo not provide Coachies, elegant Dining Cars, magnificon: Pu Seinlgo i piion o | bt passongor who gocs upon § : n wan Faiaco sloepers, taa Gaiwoen ovicass, ot | Gfi02g0, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry, M ral knowled Joseph, Atchison and Esnsas City) Keclini: n Murritisu I in, e % b s XE 0 A ¢ llk‘fi[“' : a g::ull(?ml. Beats Froe, to hulders of through 8¢ annot be.securec ¥ Gleet. T preseribe it ang t-class tickets. The Best Route fros \ 10 the accommodation, f PR ARIDRS LERN Chicogo, Kansae & Nobraska R'y Best Route from Omaha and Counefl Ashland Items, pelled if he declines to s nder i0g 1t to all suflerers. “*Qreat Rock Island Route.” Bluffs to ley, one of the pioneer drummers | ticket; provided, however, he is not ex= A.J. STONER, M.Duy Extends Wost and Southweat from Kenans Oity resides 1n Ashland, His rest: | posed 1o anyunn ry oru e L | andBt Joserh to NELSON. HOKTON, BELLE. THE EAST w6 is located west side of the ity [ peril, If Mr, Schottky knew before the PRICE. $1.00, VILLE, TOPEKA, HERINGION, WICHIT, TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND of the Surrounded by the | Leain left Tubee that the Oare wore tull Bold by Drugalstas HUICHINSON, CALDWELL, and all yoiuta ia COUNOIL BLUFE Milwaukee, N re bea h ! and boyond. Entire passenger equl t of the | o 2 7t was mors hiturial than | B ThA I S0l ot chisin vaentthen Calobratca Pulzaun masaintiire. 4u seioty up: | St Paul, Minneapolis, Codar F 1pldsy s Chincae lan | rofuses on this nccount to deliver up his JUSEPH GILLO' Is Blinaces and Todom LEprovomants. Rock Islaud, Frecport, — Rookford, and their wives | ticket to the eonductor, the conductor The Famous Albert Lea Route Cliuton, Dubuque, Daveupor | oo bathesn | STEEL PENS | gtenrtmSimbaiie b M I ¥ M Hinkley. The exposin him, however, to no greater tertown branch tra the groat | Beloit. Wlnona' La Cros ol (Dlaying, peril than was necessary. GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1578, WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT" oty h s ! ioval Cniamamonnce. M. and | © Tt fsnot required that he should be Nos, 303-404-170-604. gt Nortnorn Towa, Southwostern Miznesota, and | 42 81t otier [BPorigs, ROCLy Hast, Northesst aad val en aln 4 0 nt aftat atio t w R in ust Coutral Dakota to Watertown, Spirit Laky, ~ % R, . ried off the honors at [ Put Off at a stution. It was vequired, | HE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. | Gicux Fals and rany otoer towns sod cition phorthrong tokets oull o the ekt agent st il owever, that he put off" o e, ho Bhart 1 ia Benaca and Kaakakes offers | D 5 q : which. in w of the locality ¢ erior factlitios to travel toand from Indiau- epot orior 0, travel Io '.,‘ll 40 Sloepara aud the fineat Dining Cars In o oine AnCRE: WaS 8§ ayolls, Cincinnati and other Bouthera neint worl. 0o wain Lino of the CLicago the civeumstancos, wa , WEA For ikt Maps, Filders, oF obreq faformas | Weuver & i Uaul TAIMAZ And syers Siighiy safe and fit for the purpose as was prac K 1100, BDBY AL mny Coupon Ticket Office or addre 10" 1o Passengers by oonstecus “enploys ticable: If ne was put off in an im- | Can be quickly n.L by usin E.8T. JOHN, U'. A. HOLBROOK, | % f Yoo " r Dlac § o e be- & remedy ‘) 4 i Telanab, Nebe, | proper place, o placoimore untt ovmore | YITAL TABL 2ebest rined Goo) Maager. ' ‘Gen) Tt & Fass. Agt , of Piattsmouth, and Miss ‘Allcn; | tmaafe for the purpose than some othee | . NervoUsariSEXUAL nruu r LOST MAN- CII0AGO, Thde [ I sen chi ¢ € g by Hars {ron = {EAVFORD, Assieians Genoral Fassesgar ek that might h n chosen, Ll WIADAIY IUEDT (0.0 8 Dehrbors Bireot, (1400, TiL e T O sy Ticket Agent exposure on t -ound was illegal and 3 LAKR. Genera tically for that purpose, then his exp A IAnBod, Rervelians sion was legal and rvightfulif he went Vigor or devel ad by ina Hemarkable tor p 2 wou-)vlmwddmm‘tmpul ho d:d all in their power to mako-| on the cars and"know that he could not excesses, ote. ent Taea ,m_“'mu eton e | 3 | o years, without 3 of their comrade pleasant and | et ERIS MEDICAL 00.. BUFFALQ. W, T. jhiertn oat eaaplof u seat, If, on the other hund; it Ymn MU nrfriwr % gt Bouso i the world does not appear that Mr. Schotiky | ——=-=———s=r= u-“lt“liuuu-u ] : tull ling Men—Gentiemen: [ desire | KN€W before the train left Tybee that ! Tuktraladeie st ol Blariieit tranioen: I desire | i he cirs were full, and that he could not WEAK Spivomine st | - "‘_' $0L0 8 LEADING ORUZAIRYS, m“ ‘ R.W.TANSILL & C0.,55 State §I.Chicage m you Juue 2. 1shall always | Seat,and had the right to retain his Tt ‘parsicalars Prise them -vory Bighly a8 evid s | tickat if the seat was hot turuishieditim, | “BROP-F G FOWLER, Moodus, Goine PEERLESS 'DYES ARE, THE B ¥oLD BT DavGel