Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 1, 1888, Page 5

DREW THE LINES CLOSELY. An Interesting Session of the State Misslonary Convention. ASPLITON THE WHISKY QUESTION Beveral of the Members Strongly Ob- Jeet to Being Committed to the Support of the Prohibition rdidates. 1020 I Streer, LiNcous, August 81 The most interesting session of the state missionary convention of the Christian church, which closes this evening, took place to-day. During the time allotted for the re- port of the comittees State Evangolist Bar- row introduced a resolution declaring in favor of temporance and sobriety and de- ploring the evils of the whisky trafiic. The resolution was generally esteemed timely ond there was an ovident spimt for its unanimous adoption. But it was ot broad and sweeping cnough to suit some of the ladies and third party members of the con vention, ard Mrs. George E. Bigelow, wife of the prohibition candidate for governor, modestly aroso and stated that the ladies of the church had not been treated fairly in the disposition of the committees, and asked the privilege of introducing sn amendment 0 the resolution, declaring it to be the sense of the canvention that morality, teryperance and sobricty wre not only fa vorbd, but that the whisky tarilt can eniy be suppressed by and through the probibition party, and that the convention stands com- mitted to it. This proved a mite too much and matters grew inter rre » true blue republicans present and democrat or two as well, and the ghost re- fused to down without a straggle. Equal to the emergency, Elder 1. J. Williamson, of itution of the chapter of Ro- Lmxcouy Brusav or Tur Osana Bee, } sixtoenth vers mans as an amendment to the amendment, ond the discussion became gencral. Elde ‘W. T. Maupin, of Hastings, arvayed himself against Mrs. Bigelow and opposed her amendment on the broad ground that politics or political questions cught not to be wedged into the deliberations and procedure of re. ligious conventions, and cited the fact that in the general convention of the church, at which Elder Isaae Errett, one of the foremost, if not the ablest man of the church, presided, a sim- ilar resolution had prompsly beeu ruled out of order. This statement greatly relieved Chairman Briscoe, who was in a_rather warm position. But the battle did not cease. Kov. A. D. Finch alse spoke ngainet the amendment. But the earnest voice of the tempters, Mrs. Bigelow and Miss Minnie Shell, aided by Revs. Johnson and Van Cleve, won the hour, and on_putting the res- olution in the order amended the battl but against a vigorous minority, who di kicking. But a majority of the ministers present voted the question out of the conven- tion. The vote of the ladies did the work. Editor Wolfenberger was there to cheer them with his magnetic presence. Last evening A. McClain, of Cincinnati, 0., delivered an address on ‘‘Missions, Elder Williamson preached the morning se mon. The session closed with an address by W. P. Aylesworth, president of Fairfield col- lege, on *The Life of Alexander Campbell. REPUDIATES HER BONDS, School district No. 9 of Sherman county is seemingly trying to_shake tho payment of bouds, negotiated to the Chemical Na- tional bank of New York on the st of July, 1874 Atthe annual meeting of the school district the April before the vote was cust authorizing the issue of bonds to the amount of $4,008 for the purpose of building a new school house. The issue was made, properly signed and entered for record with the county clerk of Sherman county, and the bonds were bought by the Chemical National bank. The inter- est was promptly paid each year until the semi-annual interest dues of 1570 were demanded, when payment of cither interest or principal were denied. The bonds were all properly signed. K. S. Atkinson, county clerk, had attosted this correctness with his siguature and seal. Upon this records of gen- uineness the bank stated purchased the bonds for a valuable consideration, and be- fore they became due. The county clerk, ‘eounty commissioners and county treasurer have been repeatedly notified of the repeated refusals of ment, ana have been asked to levy a tax to liquidate the debt, but upon technical grounds have repeatedly refused to do 80, unknown to the relator, stating that the ouly remedy is the supreme court of tho state; hence the action of the state of Neo- braska ex vrel. The Chemical Na- tional bank of New York City vs School District No. 9 of Sher- man county et al, is brought in the supreme court of tha state for a writ of ma damus to compel the district board of district to make a report to the county clerk and board of county commissioners of the amount of the indebtedness of said district on the bonds and the amount of taxes necessary to levy in order to meet and pay the debt. If $his should be deemw:d burdensome to provide for the payment of one-third, or such portion as is possible and annually thereafter in an equal apportionment. BIRDS FOR TUE FPENITENTIARY, Reddy, as he is known in Lincoln, is a hard pill. He played a game at evii doing yester- day that failed to work. He now languishes in jail o conseauence. J. W. Asher, on his way from Culbertson to Afton, Ill., alighted from the fiyer yesterday morning o visit a Young man who is 1n the county gail on the charge of murder. The parents of the unfor- tunate young man had asked this favor of him. On his return to she depot saloon he was asked to join acoupleof toughs in 0 of poker. He consented. He played o ew hunds and discovered thut he was being flececd, and asked to be relensed from the gawe, stating that he was a novico at it and promised to set up the drinks. *All right,” said his associates, and the drinks were or- dered. But no sooner had Asher swallowed his portion than sickness scized him and ho asked to lie down. He was shown to a room. He was soon in deep slumber. His money and ‘lay-over ticket was appropriat and on awakening he discovered his predica- ment. Ho raised a racket, was placed under arrest by Oficers Mitehell and Pound and was committed to the eity jail for the night. This morning his caso wus so thor- oughly established that he was released, and Superintemdent Calvert, of the Burlington, furnished hun transportation, and he weat on his way rejoicing. Reddy was arrested and in default of bail was committed to the county jail. Grant La Blunch will keep him company. It is thought that these two men relieved Asher of his railroad ticket and money. Reday is velieved to be an all-around ©rook. CITY SRWS AND NOTES. General Leese returned last evening from Norfolk, whore he spent o day or two with the Grand Army reunion boys. ‘I'be business men of Minden filled a protest with the state board of transportation to-day aguinst the enforcemwent of the order reduc- inthelghtlm’ifll. seneral Van Wyck passed through the city last evening en route for Hildretn, Franklin county, where, to-day, he addresses & farmers’ pienic. The eral expressed the opinion that the campaign will be more than ordinarily interesting this year. The Sixth ward republicans have arran for a grand rally Saturday evening. After the parades, in which the Lincoln flambeau olub will participate, the crowd will congre- gate at Erb’s hall, where the meeting will be addressed by Hon. J, L. Doty and Hom. W. H. Woodward. The sale of lots at the nnlvurfiflf' campus yesterday aggregated 88,815, While the sale Was not as Mrge as was anticipated, the Christian people are very well satisfied. A good impression was made and confidence in the enterprise was greatly strengthened. ‘The site is certainly ene of the most beauti- ful in all the surrounding country, Dr. McGrow, of Auburn, was in Lincoln to-day in consultation with Judge Broady, of Reatrice, to-day. on legal business, e Don’t disgust everybody by hawk ng, blowing and spitting, butuse Dr, Sage’s Jatarrh Remedy and be cured. —— Clearing the Streets. The board of public works and council are making every efort to get the streets in pre- sentable shape for the fair week. They ean- not forve property owners to suspend work The gentlemen were here e T e TR A - 5. 07D SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1888 P R A e e v . on the permanent sidewalks, bat the majory ity of contractors have promised to elean up, All paved strects not covered by the sweep- ing conteact will be gome over at least once by the city. The following streets have not herctofore made the requaintance of the rs, but for this occasion Fannmng & will go over them once at & cost ) Sixteenth street south to Vinton, St. Ma- y's avenue, Twenticth street, Farnam from Thirtieth west, Camings from Thirtieth west, C Chicago, Davenport, California, from nth street west, Twe 8 street, vente und Seveuth street E Tenth, Douglas and Farnam will be swept twice during the week instead of ones ordinari The board has been after Dr. Mercer for the pust two weeks to induce him to close up the gaps in his “rust streaks” and pave be tween the tracks, but he heeds them less than the murmuring of soft summer breezes, i P Acia Phosphate. FOR SLE Use Horsford's Dx. C. R. Dake, Belloviil have found it, and it alon producing a sweet and natiral 8 of insomnia from ove K which so often o and business men," SSNESS i apable of ) in cases rk the brain, ctive professional - Rushing Pavements, A great deal of act in_the laying of pavements is being displayed just now, up- wards of 3,000 yards, it is estimated, being laid daily. Leavenworth street will require about two weeks more, when it will furnish a fine drive of easy grades from the river to Thirty seventh street. The cedar block pay- ing of Twentieth is completed from Dodge to Cuss, and by night the four-track portion from ming will be finishc The material is all on tne ground for the southern portion from Pierec t Center, aud work will be rapudly prosecuted as soon as the water and gus eomp es are out of the way, which will be in a day or two, Cuming street is L extension of the cedar bluc avenue is finished. Food makes Blood and Blood makes ut; Improper digestion of food neee ly produces bad hlood, result- ing in a feeling of fullness in the stom- aeh, acidity, heartburn, sickheadache, and other dyspeptic symptoms. A closely confined life causes indigestion, consti- pation, biliousness and loss of appetite. To remove these troubles there is no remedy equal to Prickly Ash Bitters. it has been tried and ‘proven to be a specific, - DRUMMERS' DAY, It Promises to be One of the Most In- teresting Seen in Omaha. The success of the parade of commerci: travelers on “Drummer’s Day" 1s finally as- sured. The original anticipation was for about 150 drummers and a proportionate num- ber of floats. So far, 230 travellers have sent in applications for the regulation silk hat, and, as many are already provided, the man- agement are warranted in their anticipation of 500 uniformed men in line. A Lincoln contingent comes with its own band and ap- plications for positions are coming in from all parts of the country. The committee has been forced to put a limit to the number of wagons in line. Two hun- dred and fifty have been allotted places, which will include some beautiful displays and will be confined exclusively to the jobbing and manufacturing houses. South Omaba will be represented by floats from all the packing and com- mission houses and & troop of cow- boys monnted on bronchos, The Richardson Drug company will appear with one of the floats used in the procession of the Veiled Prophets at St. Louis, and the Continental Clothing compauy are bringing from Boston a consignment of old continental uniforms—coclked hats, blue coats, shoe buckles and all—with which they will uni- form o procession which will be onc of the most picturesque features of the day. A number of other houses are getting up elab- orate floats. In all there will be a proces- sion covering forty blocks, and attended by six bands, Drink Malto, Union Pacific Locomotives. Thirty new locomotives will reach the Union Paeific yards durmg the mext thirty days. Two of them will arrive to-day, and the remaining twenty-eight immediately after. Twenty of them will be the ordinary eight-wheel standard, aud ten of them switcl engines. It youneed a perfect tonic or blood urifier, take Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Ponic. Tt speadily cures all troubles of the stomach,kidnéys and liver, Can be taken by the most deHcate. Price 50 conts. Gaodman Drug Co. bl B A Bank Sold. Colonel Henry has sold out his Bank of Omaha, on the corner of Thirteenth and Jones and been succecded by Frank Wasser- man, A. B. Powell, and August Benzon. Those Who take Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic never have dyspepsia, costive- ness, bad breatn, pilés, pimples, ague and malaria, poor appetite, low spirits, headache or kidney troubles. Price 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co. —— Jack Kiltett. Young Jack Killett, who spent last winter in this city, fought a finish fight with Jack Murphy, at Rutherford, New Jersoy, last Tuesday, and knocked him out in the third round. ‘The fight was for & purse of §200, and young Killots showed himself to be more than an ordinary good man. For delicacy, for purity, and for im- provement of the complexion nothing equals Pozzoni’s Powder. e A Nebraskan in Maine. M. V. Gannon, & member of the Douglas county bar, is making a campaign tour through Maine. He was billed to speak in Lewiston last Monday night. The Courier of that city, in_speaking of Mr. Gannon, styles him as the most eloquent Irish orator i the United_ States. 1t is claimed he is having & triumphal tour through the state, & man for groaning when he has Rheumatism or Neuralgia. The pain aply awful. No torture in the ancient times was more painful than these twin diseases. But—oughtn’t & man to be blamed if, having Rheu- matism or Neuralgid, he wont use Ath-lo-pho-ros, when it has eured thousands who have snffered in the same way? It has cured hundreds after physicians bave pronounced them incurable. S8 il nse e Hips, nock aud houiders. B fmtes {0 Tha tips, nec : 80 i waa the bl P was-simost im that first doss of Athlophoros sl el Ma wall. the beautiful colared pic- ture, “ Moorish Maiden.” THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N.. You can stop that scratchi and fretting by using SEABURY'S HYBRONAPHTHOL ROAP for Tet- ter, Eczema, Kingworm, Ground WILL YOU itch. roison 0ukor other skin ot séalp disease that 13 Worrying YOu night and day. WE EXCHANGE SR S et i b Wish to prevent con| SUFFERING gioss, oy, eatoling™itanses FOR o acmets ‘Tois, funiiy, o8 o 8 v T COMFORT Eo yourtiara’ Al (o tAgce Siante g AND JOY 7 o et mdvacandies oo oksy and always ready for immodiate Pyt ML Preo's Mitt, Trxas, Juno 2, 188-The Bwife Bpecifio’ Company, Atlants, G- tiomen : Ouo of my children v a# trout atiem and bolls for bout two Ave har various kinds of meci hout proft, nnd began ratall 1 \was persd lsappearad, ale, hesrty nid henlthy o nother child hay 1'{n the same and I S and anticipate A promps re. N. O. WAOOONEK. Rict Hiut, Mo, Speciile (o' Atla liitle girl b bloait it o pltyshoan, w o treat 5. By his 4 15 now thor. tem freo from preseat condition-—a Hoxen, La., May Co., _Atinnta, G yoars a Trely. 1558 The Swift Specifie —Gentenien : About two > my general health gave w wis 0 debilitatad that T deo of ever feeling woll ngnl that the physiclans donoe for me permanent reliof. kriends insiste 8. o falr trial, aithou bo throwing away me King & thorough contss, my hem strength returaed, aud 1 mst B 8 8 wone cured uie, ns 1 diser othern while using 5. As a tonlo I can heartily recommend 1t ; for general a It cortainly s a specifie. W. Howrn, Li.—1 know Xr. W. F. Bridgos, and wili say that his statement 18 corr JOSTPH SIELTO: Treatiso on Blood and Skin Diseage . THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,, Di Atlanta, Ga, NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION oy A MILLION DISTRIBUTED > maade & part of the prosent S , in 1879, by an overwhelming popular Its ) TRAORDINARY DItAWIN take place Semi-Annually, (June and Decembori and 1t GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW- NGS take place on he other en months r, and are ail drawn in public, at the temy of Music, Orleans, La. “We do hereby certify that we supervise the arrangements (or all the Monthly and An- nual Urawings of The Louistand Staie lLottery Comvany, and in person mansge aud control the Drawings themselves, and that the ssme are _conducted with honesty, fairness, amd in good fuith toward all partios.'a wiithorize the eompany o use tuls certiticate, stmiles of our signatures attached, tisements.” With face D 1ts adver- COMMISSIONERS, We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will by all Prize: Louisiana State otteries which may be presented at our coun- ters, R. M. WALMSLRY, Pres. Lowsiana Nat. Bk. PIERKE LANAUX, Pres. State Bk, A, BALDWIN, Fres 3 ns Nat'l Bk. CARL KOHN, Pres. Union Natlonni Bank. GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, In the Academy of Music, New Or leans, Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1888, CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 Tickets at Twenty D:llars each. Halves $10; Quarters §5; Tenths §$2; Twen. LIST OF PRIZES, 0000 18 P 100,000 8. 50,000 15 1 PRIZE OF 2600 15,0 2 PRIZES 10,000 are, 5 PRIZ 25 PKIZ 200 PRIZIS OF 500 PRIZES OF 2 #ve. APPROXINATION ¥ 100 Prizes of 35X are W do 3 30,000 300 are 100 do 2,00 " do ) 9,00 @0 do 100 are . . WLZES, = 50,000 9000 3,14 Prizes, amounting to. . B30 NOTE.—Tickets drawing Capital Prizos aro not en- utled (0 to Prizes. Fon ¢ desired, write e your reaide Nuniber. More b r cnvelope bearing your AL NOTES, Express .\ln)n\'{ Orders, of B rh!:llxu Innrrmml:‘v letter, Currency by 038 (At OUF (XPeRSd) i e i DAUPHIN, or M. A. DAUPHIN, w Orleans, La., Washington, D.C. Address Registorad Lettars to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Now Orleans, ia. R )2 That the prasence of MEMBER i et G Iy, Who are il chitrge Of the Arawings, is & kuaranioe of absolute fairness and in Ly, that the o . areail equal, and that 0o one can possibly divine wh il draw a prize. HER, 8150, (At (16 Y kou 0t of Prizes iy BANKS of GUARANTEE| iR N New Orlenns, and the Tickets are s thie Pr GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, BI‘BIEEIHSI fl[Eflfl. Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which the excess of Oll bas been removed. 1t has thres fimes the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and ia therefore far more economic cal, costing less tham ome cent @ cup. It s deliclous, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for iuvalids as well as for persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere, & C0, Dorchester, Mass JL—COMFORTING, Cocoa V. BAKER GRA-TP A ps’s BREAKFAST, 1By & thorough knowledgo of the natural laws whic n, Rovern the operations of dizestion and nu- trio by a careful applieation of the ine prop. arties o1 wallseleciad Cooum, Mr. Epps has provided Our Dreaktast tanies wiin & Qelicately UAYOred beser 8@ WhiCl wiay 5ave us many heavy doctors' bille. 1 is by the judiclous use of such wrticies of diet that coustitution may be gradunily built u 9Kh 10 resist every tendenc: of “subtle malndies Are Moating tack whorever there is a weak point. al haft by keeping ourselves X re blood wnd ® properly nour ~Ciwil Borvice (aautie. Made stmply with bolling waker er milk. Sold oniy inbalf pound tins by Grocers, labeloa thus JAMES EPP & 00, " seiani STEADY EMPLOYMENT sz o lady canvussers resiain in this ouher towns. * No capital o0ds A O RO B A TR AT COVET Wil Aven o dlss ALTO A CUI A VERY FINE CUT! And such an one aswill be duly appreciated by the general public, is to be inaugurated. At the Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 Farnam St It is almost unnecessary for us to go into details with regard to the quality, etc., of our stock asit is conceded by everybody that it is unapproachable by any ready-made clothing in the country. Our last consignment consisted of an assortment of the Finest Tailor-Made Clothing Any mortal man could behold, and we will quote prices on these and all other goods for this occasion, that will induce the most inveterate bargain seeker to purchase. $ 8.00 buys a Seymour Sack Suit, which was made to order for $20. 10.00 buys a One Button Sack Suit which was madeto order for $22 14.00 buys a Railroad Sack Suit, which was made to orderfor $30. 11.00 buys a Straight-cut Sack Suit, which was made to order for $28. 17.00 buys a Four Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to order for $40. 21,00 buys a One Button Cutaway Suit, which was made toorder for $50. 22.00 buys a Bannockburn Cheviot, Sack or Frock, which was made to order for $60. 25.00 buys a Crepe Worsted, (imp,) 4-Button Cutaway, which was made to order for $65. PRINCH ATBRERITS 15.00 Buys a Cassimere Prince Albert Snitwhich was made to order for $37 18.00 Buys a Cheviot Prince Albert Suit, which was made to order for $45. $22.00 Buys a Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit which was made to order for $50. $25.00 Buys a Nobby Pin Check, light color, which was made to ordexr for $60. $30.00 Buys an Imported Worsted, satin lined, which was made to order for $70. $35.00 Buys a Clay Worsted, silk lined, which was made to order for $80. pring Overcoats, Beauties, from $8 Up A Nobby and Complete line of Pantaloons from $2.75 to $10. AU alterationsto improve a fit done free of charge. Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119 Three Doors East of 12th Street. Omaha, Neb. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to DR. HORNE'’S Y(lllr Left Liver | Electro-Magnetic Belts ! 1S OUT OF ORDER? READ THIS IF IT IS, A Proprictary Medicine thot needs but s tind 10 prove its worth, The Grandes! Triumph of Electric Scienco— Selentife Sciontifically Mude and Practically Applied. § eit, DISEASES CURED WITHOUT HEDICINES. e g g e . T MESTE TS WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS. 33 et b g, FOPTR i oy st perpcad O e Tater ooy O y SeiociC ards; Budd Dobie i R D, fihll'-nlm-n.l owa: Lemusl kakeo. 11).; Ju Wurraz. Napervilte, 1i Dowtolioe: L. D. Meilehaei D e Sy Y R and thousands of othe: basaccom, ; alderman, 150 East 3eh Biroet., Now. Dr, HORNE'S ELECTRO MAGNETIC BEL T 80 all othors—surrente of electricl. &y afe strong o niild as 4 aire; produces inwous currens; conveys electrielty through th Dy generating current o IT WILL - Fr® wearor may do- o norves, 1 cures discesos contint ity (10 oF 19 hours ous of $4) throughiout the hu; Pttt b e ) usands whom it ehgor U o e %n"' T ipitile Bt TR nitugo wholssals druggtee N S R S 0, TR ven ot bt Manulesturer 100 Wabaeh Avense Chieage. RUPTURE %:22%” DR, HORME'S ELECTRO-MAGHETIC BELT-TRUSS. D, Calnev'sefl‘liver Bitters, Tne Only Distilled Bitters in the United States. The only Iitters recognized by the United States intornal revenue laws as a Pros rietary Medicine, Lawfully Patented. No. of ’atent 149,673, Contains no fusil olls, no essential olls, no foreign substance or damage ing drugs. A portectly pure medicine, com: pounded from Pure Root Herbs and 011 Peachs Dleasant to the taste, quiet and declsive in its affect. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow Jaundice in five days. Regulates the Bowels. Invigorates Inactive Laver, Oures Diseased Liver, Revives the Kidneys, fmproves the Appetite Quickly, Regulates the wnole system. New Life to the whole system. Left Liver Bitters are sold in Omaba, fo fowiny: drugyist: Kichardson D Vi ¢ JOF the drug’interest of Nebraika. Ho- Ows PR Co., W. J. Whitehouse, T. W. Spaf- Farnsworth, ors Pharmacy, b Fuiier 8 'KINGSFORD’S OSWEGOD STARGH! “Pure,” Silver Bloss < Corn Starch, FOR THE LAUNDRY. FOR THE TABLE. THE VERY PERFECTION OF QUALITY. . THE GREAT 1888 OMAHA FAIR AND EXPOSITION Held September 3 to 8, Inclusive. Most Complete and Best Arranged Fair Grounds in the West The best accommodations for stock, which ean be unloaded from cars at the Froulule. uperior accommodations for agricultural ex astest track in the country. cept in racing purses. Special Attraction Each Day. GRAND AND MAGNIFICE Pyrotebhnical Display every evening of th SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. [for premium lists, circularsand inforima- tion, address J. H. McSHANE, Secretary, Omaha, Nebraska [HAM4 BAN] ISTRUMENTS b. by the Co., "Specini o fard, Suwm 1 Kubih & Co Co., Wod. | n, . Rasmusson, A. Melchor, wholesale Meyers, dealers in Cigars and Left L JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXFPOSITION 157. Nos. 303-404-170-604. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS e CHICAGO Avo ORTH- N WESTERN Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago. The anly road 0 take for Dos M Gedar Ravids: Clintop, Blkone Sl M and akl poinis East. "I the puple of Nebrask: Tado, Wyoming, Utan, iqabo, Nevada, Oregan. Wash- G oraia, o ot possible by uny oiher i i 0 points of superi w of th this road bebween hree day bita. The best and Competition open to the world. No entry fee ex- DREXEL & MAUL, (Suceamsors to John G. Jacobe.) | Undertakersand Embalmers At the old stand, 477 Farnam St. Orders by telegraph nolicited aud promptly atiended. (Conceded by the greatest ar. Telephone 10 No. B unequaled an eitber Ll at Manchester, Fngland. LY, Chicage, Sole Agta. for the .8 > Big @ hasgiven untver sal satistaction in the cure of Gonarrbaa and Gleet. I presoribe itand .) foul sate in recommend- 2 ALDrugEl, fug It to all sufferers. lu,'f N coLoq‘N. g . of Perfumcs, e, ruggista, Dooatur, P m—— - T (FRICE, 01,00 Fi it, Columbus, Indi )l Nlsare YA guR B e 287 o ston, New 'York, Philadi Baltimore, Was! R:WI ‘and all poiats In the Ask for tickets via ’ “*NORTH-WESTERN" & you wish the best sccommocation. All ticket HRS A tekets via wis lige. ¥ UG W p. wisox, lllllt‘l- ARty I.I.G'n T Puss'r Ageot { W. N BABCOCK, Gen'l Waese Age NEKIMBAL l‘lvl 84 ™ m'"-’-gi'&‘ Bm"‘k"’ successfully us monthl; rote Sientl e Ard st Bfidrend o o i R Tan Koneka Oneuicals 0o, Dithort, Mioa: For sale and by mail by Goodman Drug Co,, Omaha, Neb, PENNYROYAL '%’mflm ~T. E. CILPIN ] FIRE |NSURANCE BRokER, Room 63 Traders' Bullding, CHICAGO. s T8 r Agont. T sty o : v R i o 1 I ¢ M‘M\h o q fatled. ‘merita of Shis sclen- h Nerae el b ' otun o R DRUNKENNESS Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured by Administering Dr, Haines’ Golden Specific. b can be given in a oup of coffee or tes withe it the knowledge ot the person taking it: absos utely harmless, and will effect & permanent and speedy cure, whethor the patient is a moderate rinker or an aleoholic wreck, ‘Thousands of drunkards have been made temperate mun who have taken Golden Specitio fu their coffee with- out their knowledge and to-day believe they uit drinking of their own free will. 1t never fls. The system enco impregnated With the Bpecifio, it bacomes an_utter {mpossibility for the liquor appetite to exist. For sale by Kuhn & Co., 1ith and Douglas &t3., ana 18th and Cume fog sis, Omuba, Nebi AL’ D. Foster & Brog unell Bluffs, fowa. ONACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPMY OF THE COUNTRY WILL 'DBTAIN MUCH INFORMATION FROM A STUOY OF THIA NaP OF THE CHICAGO ROCK IS ts main lines and branches tncludo CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND, DAVEN- ph, Atchison and Kanses City) an Cbair Cars, Seats Froe, to haiders of Cl , Kansas & Nebraska R'y Qreat Rock lsland Route.” Extends Weet and Soutbwest from 80d 8t. Joseph to NELEON, HORTON,. . 70 TON, WICHIT. 'BUTOHINSON, and all pointe ia CALDWELL, KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA end boyond. Entire passenger equipment of the celobrated Pullman mapufacture. All safely sp” pliances and modern {mprovements. The Famous Albert Lea Route Rock ‘atertown branch traverses the great “WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT* western Minnesof Lino via Benoca and wuperior facilities to travel to and from spolls, Olncinnati and other Southern poia! ‘or Tickets. Mapa, Folders, or desired tion, apply at any Coupon Ticket Office or address .62'.!. JOHN, l'..r:,_HOI.DROOK, "Gmicaco, RLLT & Fees Ast (TCAGD SHORT LING oF THE Chicago, Milwaukes & St. Paul A’ The Best Routo from Omaha and Counell Bluffty to TWO TRAINS DAILY BNTWEEN OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicage, ~AND— Milwaukes, St. Paul, Minncapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock lxl'nl, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Daven, ! Elgin, Juuv'l‘llr: Beloit, La Croase, And all other Important points Bast, Northesst ang Southeast. For th oall tioks it 814 he fluest Diak i isen waukee Kailway, and ever) pild 1o Passengere Dy courieous employes o SR 2T PR G i