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

THE OMAHA DAILY BER: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1858 THE NEBRASEA STATE FAIR, It Will Be the Finest Exhibition of the Kind Ever Held. NEW AND NOVEL ATTRACTIONS. Special Efforts to Be Made to Call Attention to the Probabilities of the “Undeveloped West,” 1020 P SrrEs Lixcows, Sept. 4. State fair successes will be crowned this year by Nebraska. It is now reasonably cer- tain that the greatest fair ever held in the state is at hand. Secretary Furnas and his large corps of able assistants have no doubt of this fact. They are working day and night to provide ways and means to properly care for the attractions that will be put on exhibition. More extensive arrangemants are demanded than ever before, and every energy is bending to provide them. Six large quartermasters’ tents have been or- @cred from Chicago, and Governor Thayer has promised three that belong to the state, all of which will be crowded with Ne- braska wonders, 80 arrangod as to display their attractions to the best possibleadvantage, Skillful hands steer tho ship, and nothing is neglected that prom 1ses to score a single point. Agricultural products will be on exhibition from over forty counties in the state. In tiis line, especially, the “undeveloped west” will be represented, and such an exhibition is promised and assured as has never before heen seen in any state of the union. Fifty-six car loads of products are already on the round. This alone is without a parallel. At o'clock the records showed over three hun- dred entries for the day. The state industrial special exhibit. Superintendent Mallalieu will attend with thirty urchins, charges of the state, and their handiwork will add a new feature to the great exhibition. Superintend ent Chase, of the United Stat indus- trial school, will also offe at tractions, prepared and made by Indian hands, and their productions will compete for some of the prizes and awards offc and not without probable success before the close of the great fair. De ates are in Des Moines und Omaha to-day for live stock and speed exhibition, wnd word came from Messrs, Kent and Grinnell that their tr would not prove a vain one. By the way, Des Moines is already repre- sented. In the textile fabric departin y entres have been made. Others are sured. Kansas Colorado will exhibit in the special de| ts, and will try com- ctition with Nebraska for some of the onors and awards. Four counties of these states will exhibit agri- cultural products, and others will be represented by live stock and i the speeding. Such general interest has never before been taken in uny fair held in the state. The management has been forced to build new stalls for horses that will be on exhibition. All the pens preparcd for hogs have been taken. But the promise for sheep exhibits is not this year as last. The caitle display will be greater Indeed, the sume thing can be said of every other livo stock department. will be no dearth in the attractions offere The display of thorougiibred stock will be especially fine and gratitying. Great effort has been made to huve the state do herself justice in this regard. The best herds of cat- tle of the state will be represented. Kansas will also exhibit some of her best strains of Polled Angus blood. But nothing in this line has beon neglected and some arrivals are already noted. To-morrow will be a busy day at the fair grounds. It will be a busy time from now until the finish. The Guarantee Investment company, of Atchison, Ian., has offered a special pre- premium of 8100 for the best exhibit of agri- cultural products raised_between the 100th and the 10:d meridians, Perkins county has erected a sod house on the grounds that will bein line with the general eccentricities of that county. But it is said that the display will be up 1o a high standar ‘I'he agricultural machinery exhibits will be udusually large. Some of the tent accommodations will have to be used to provide them with required quarters. Butas with this, so it will be in most all other respects, and it is no idle statement to say that Nebraska is on the eve of the grandest public cxhibition she has ever given, LixcoLs BUREAU of Tur Ovana Bee, } school will make a THE RATE SCHEDULE. Notwithstanding the remonstrance re- cently filed from Grand Island against the action of the state board of transportation in reducing freight rates, a large majority of the citizens and business men of that city Lieartily endorse the action of the state board. The remonstrances that have been filed agninst the re duction ~ prove to be misleading in almost every instance. They represent the favored class and voice their ntiments nlone. The following paper received and filed by Clerk Waring to-day goes a long way toward proving this fact Gurann Istaxn, Neb., August 81, 1888, —To the Honorable State Board of Transperta- tion: We, the undersigned citizens of Grand Tsland, respectfully state: We believe that y investigation in net earnings of the railronds are in the state. ond—We believe that you were honest when you said by youraction that the froi rates were too high and the railroads w taking more money from the people than ought to; and when you ordered a r duction of about 15 per cent on the local rates yon did it because you knew that it was right and just between man and man, Third—We do not believe that you were dishonest when you ordered the reduction of freight rates, and that you wanted to, or would do anything, under any circumstances whatever, that would cripple, injure or re- turd the railroad industry of this state, Fourth—But, sirs, we do believe that you ordered the reduction of freight rates in the interest of all the people of this state; you did it in the interest of our manufacturers; you did it in the interest of our jobbers; you did it in the interest of our farmers; you did it to protect the people of the state against railroad extortion and greed; therefore, we, the undersigned, do heartily endorse your action and the prayer of your petitioners is that you may have the courage to stand by what you know is just and right. The foregoing paper was signed by sixty of Grand Island’s business men, representatives lass of business transacted in that it tears the remonstrance filed from » into shreds. There is nothing city, an that pl left of it WOMEN IN BUS han Nebraska no state in the union has ater reason to be proud of her women, fiu.-y bob up serenely from every quarter of the state; they have entered the arena of pro- fessional life side by side with exacting man. They have demonstrated their ability to get there. Not satisfied with standing they again make a move on the checker d of life, and four of Bartley's fair duughters will operate a live mercantile ag in Red Willow county. They pro Pose to buy and sell real estate and tran- sact a general auxiliary ousivess, and for this purpose have formed a joint stcok com- mny at Bartley, wheie they have estab- [ishad thetr principal place of ~ busines thorizing a capital stock of $15,000, of whick §7,500 was paid in hand May 1, 1888, and {rom that date business continuance was or dered for a period of twenty long, weary years, It is presumed that offers of wmar- riage are eschewed uniess, perchance, the liege lord and master shall give a good bond that will rock the eradle and attend to all of the duties of this life. The Bartley Mercantile company filed ar- ticles of incorporation with the secretary of stute to-day. This is the only company oper- uted by ladi \! doing business in the state, having records at thestato house. The mcorporators are: Ursela Bartley, Charity Alley, Else Alley and A, Wiley. WILL ANSWER FOR 18 CRIMES. Sheriff Moss of Lareds, Kau.,, was in the cily yesterday on the lookout for A. A. Pat terson, a young man wanted at Lareda for divers forgeries. Patterson was bere for some time, but having got wind of the fact that ofticers of the law were on his track he “lit out” for other parts, but was Mmred last evening at Seward by Sherift loy of that place, whence Moss went to-day to take him to the scene of bis crimes. Patterson was evidently & cold blooded villain, It is reported that two or three 8 HARNESS, weeks prior to Lis skipping from Lareda he married a young and innocent mirl, a daugh- ter of one of the most highly respect ilies of the place, and loft her in the cntangle- ments of his cussedness. The youn parents and friends left no stone unturned to effect his eapture, and the criminal's ap. prehension and arrest i8 largely due to their efforts. It is said that his for s will aggregate about #1,000, and that several parties wers systematically worked for small amounts, CITY NEWS AND NOTES Hon. A, R. Graham, of Wisner, Lincoln to-day on a business visit. presses the utmost contidence in the of both the state and national ticket, C. J. Ensign and wife, of Pleasant Dale, buried their twin baby girls to-day ut 3 o'clock. ~ They died yesterday afternoon. The little girls, Alice and Ruth,were 2 years, 6 months and 10 days old. Samuel P, Patoam, the cloquent champion of “'Free thought,” will address the citizens of Liscaln Sunday, September 9th, at Bo- hatau's hatl, both in theafiernoon and even- ing. Rumor has was in He ex- election r will nere t that the Salvation ars: storm the city during the fair. 'T'he ady guard will reach here Thursday and m Will follow as soon as arrangements can be made for them genuine army are com ng and they will handle th @ goods, all Governor er announces that all trains will stop oo, both ways, during the entire time of the militia encampment at that Place, ~ All wishing to visit the wpuent can govern themselves accordingly The Biting Tongue. Slander attacks us from behind is rarely felt unless it is sistent. Disense, too, ofl through a vital chunnel. The air we breathe affects the lungs—if it be malaric it enters the blood, if a change 100 quickly in the te perature it produces discase the ete. Whether Hostetter's Stoma is taken to prevent or to remedy the v forms of disease produced by as intermittent fever, dumb ague orbillious remittent, it is and e t0 be an effective and thorough remedy which docs not only ameliorate the sy toms of the maladies of this type, but, « cates their cause. Dyspepsia, liver plaint, rheumatism, bladder ‘and kidney troubles are among the humanity aficting troubles which it promptly relieves and ui- timately removes, The bite alignant and | steals upon us rious asiua, such ue cak r has proved - Fish for North Nebraska. The special car of the United States fish commission arrived over the Chicago and Northwestern road and _will at once be sent out over the Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Valley to stock the streams i that section It was in charge of Agent Donnegan, who reports his finney charges as b in ex- cellent shape after their trip ove Do you rheunt, or land salt Hood's purifier. suffer 1rom serofula, ier humors? Tak Sursaparilla, the great blood 100 doses one dollar - - Evading the Law. Sinco Chief Seav $ 80 rigidly enforced the law, calliug upon ull saloonkeepers to close their places of business at midnight, thers kave been numerous attenipts made to evade it. Many unlicensed dealérs have en- deavored to~ profit by it, nd among the principal offenders were the all night restaurant-keepers. Detective Ormshy was detuiled to work the matter up, and this morning he had M. Maker, W. Brady, C. A. Hughes and J. Price, behind the bars. he two former run the Palace on Capitol avenue, and the two lattc the Be restaurant on Dod, street, near ® Twelfth. As soon Judge Berka gets through with them they 1 be turned overto the United States court, where the pe is a heavy one. Mather and Brady werae relsased on $200 bouds to appear Wednesday morning, but Hughes and Price a till in limbo. UNPREcmbENTED ATTRACTION OveRr A MILLION DISTRIBU Louisiana State Lottery Company, Incorporated by the legislature in 188, for Bd- ucational and Charitable purposes, and irs fran- chise mude & part of the present Xtate Constitu- tion, in 1 an overwhelming popular vote It GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW take place Semi-Anuually, (June and D: RAND SINGLE NUMI place on each of the othe and al Acudemy of Musi mber) DIRAW- en months all drawn in public, at the W Orleans, La. We do hereby certify 1 up: arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi-An- nual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lotte Company, and in person manage and control the Drawings themselyes, and that the swne are conducted with honesty, fairness, and in z00d faith toward all parties, and wo autho the company to use this certificate, With fuce similes of our signatures attached, in'its adve <isements.’ COMMISSION We the undersigned Banks and Baukers wil by all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Jotteries which may be presented at our coun. ters. R. M. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louistana Nat. Bk, PIERRE LANAUX, Pres, State Nat'l Bk, A, BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat'l Bk, CARL KOHN, Pres. Union Nationai Bank. GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, In the Academy of Mu New Or- leans, Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1858, CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each, Halves $10; Quarters $5; Tenths $2; Twen. jeths $1. 100 PRIZ 500 are. . 200 PRIZ W0 PRIZ 100 10 100 o o0 20 are, g APPROXIMATION PR Prizes of §50 are 300 are 29,00 .00 1,054,500 are not wue tion oiibly sarly siate K your residence, wiih State, and Nuuber. More rapid return miil delisoir wiil be as Sured by Your enclosia un envelope bearing your Tull nddr OTES, Expross Money Oclors. of Exchange in Ordinury letier, Currency By xp) ess (st our (expense) addrossod MA, DAUPHIN, or M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La., Washington, D' C. Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK. New Orleaus, La. ME 7R That the presenca of Gen- REMEMBER &t et Iy, Who are i cliarge of tho drawings, is & guaranieo of absolute fairness and intregrity, that the chances d that noone can possibly divine W 4 of Pri 150, thit the payment of Prizes s WO NATIONAL, HANKS of nd the Tickets are signod by the Presi- f an fnatitution, whose chartered rights uro recognized i the highust Courts; therefore, Dewars Of iy {mItALIons OF 4BODYIBOUY Schoruen.” GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1676, BAKER'S Breakfast Cocoa, Warrauted absolutely pure ‘ocoa, from which the excess of Ol has been removed. It has thres times the strength of Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and ls thorefore fur wore sconerncl- cal, costing less than ome cent @ eup. 1t 18 deliclous, nouriabin strengthieniog, easily digested, and adunirably adapted for invalids s well as {or persons in health. Sold by Grocers everymhere, v & 00, Darchester, Mass. Brilliant! Diamond Dyes excel all others in Strength, Purity, and Fastness, just as good. Beware of imitations, because they are made of cheap and inferior materials and give poor, weak, crocky colors. for coloring Dress them to color more goods, pack, more brilliant and ¢ ge for pac ble colors, postal for Dye Jook, Sample Card, directions WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burlington, Vt. DIAMOND PAINTS For Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Ariicles, USK rHiCcAGOEENALE £ Morg: Sehoot fo Catnlogne iorgun Purk, L., or who is WEAK, YED. who i1 his FOLLY tas TREFLED nway his V1 ZEINDand MANY OO, chu: Araing upon the K| o HEADACIE, BACKACHE, Droadul Dresme, WEAKNESS of Me BAs. FULNESS in 20CTETY, PIM the FACE. and ali the K| TS Je EARLY DECAY and perhaps CONS ¥ZON or INSANIT Y. Should consul the CELEBRATED Dr. Clarko, E It Clarke hat made NERVOUS D B CHRONIC and nll Diseeses of the G ITO URINARY Organs a Life #udy. It makes NO dificrence WHAT vou Seve taken or WHG bas failed to curc yoi. & FEM A LES sullering from diseases pect Yar o their sex cen consult with the o e 8f speedy relief and cure. Sena 2 cents postage for works on your discases A-flend 4 centa postage for Celebratod Works on Chronic, Nervoas and Delle pa"e Discuses. Consulintion, personal'y or by Witer, fre Consult the old Dortor. Yhounands cured. Ofices and puriors h oiating Marriuge ¥, .z exhansting LiFE, Femunle, each e, tamps). Hefore confiling yous cise. conault CLAKKE. A fricndly save future sufferingand sha sears to life, 2u-Book roru,” G0c. (stamps). BMedicine and writin font ‘everswhere, ‘securs irom eXposus Hours, 810 8: Sundeys, 9012, Address, Your Left Liver IS OUT OF ORDER? READ THIS IF IT IS. A Proprietary Mewicie it needs but & wial to prove its worth, Z IR 5 g L I Sl ) ' A O Callender's Left Liver Bilters The Only Distilled Bitters in the United States, The only Bitters recognized by the United States internal revenue laws as i Pro. ary Medicine, Lawfully Patented, N nt'140,673, Contaius no fusii of ntial ofls, no foreign ¢ s pounded from Fure Root Herbs pleasant to the taste, quiet affect. 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To those dasirous cf I offer the tollowing: o6 We ng properts on time, we will sllow rom 3 mo; 0d you ereat on ranty deed. tuat are within & rdiu miles of the postofiice, w have lots of two sud a haif 10 per cent. & an earnest money and wo ertifiad chock for the full amount of eath 4nd every subsequent payment. Thocheck is druwn by the Puget Sound Natlonal bauk and 15 made pay- e at it uad you can draw your woney atany Kb DY 50 40ing you forfelt your Hghta to base land matter tinental railronds utacturing s tiov 3 tate ofpubsia uily ‘papers are dlled with prises. o carsand horse Seatlle. Address COOK & MOORE, the LARGEST PROPERTY LIST in " SEATTLE. W. T. PEERLESS DYES &inif.lik Make your in "Prans isbing. G | progres care e Wi bas To Le sure of success use only the DIAMOND Dyes Stockings, Yamns, Carpets, Feathers, Ribbons, &c., &e. Ask for the Diamoxn, and ta Durable! Economicall None other are We wa , than any other dyes ever made, and to give e o other. Photos,, making the finest Ink or Bluing Gold, Copper. STEABY EMPLOYMENT s Silver, Bronze, Only 10 Cents. ther towns. 7 HNebraska G Adidross 1t Ave., STHA FALL ANNOUNCEMENT. At the beginning of the Autumn Season we offer our greelings to our friends and customers with the pleasing conviction, that they will give aready attention and kind reception to our offering. Our patrons know that our advertisements are always well worth readir in fact that it pays to read them carefully. We never advertise or promise impossibilities, We don’t try to humbug people as is done in many clothing advertisements; we appeal only to sound judgmeut and reason. We adhere in our advertisement strictly to the truth, and whenever we do announce some special bargain the people are always sure that it is something extrasrdinary, and no every day affair, We are now ready for the new season with a new stock. We have made every effort to the selection of astock, which, in all respect should have no supericr; not even an equal in this part of the country and we think that inthis we have succeeded. When we say that it is without exception the largest display of goods for Men's wear, ever exhibited in any one establishment outside of New York or Philadelphia, we mean exactly what we say. Ouvr trade is constantly increasing and we have prepared this fall for alarger increase than ever. Though we have only recently added considerable space, we have again not room enough to display this sea- sons stock properly. Every table on onr three immense floor. airly groaning underits weight of goods, The clothing for all ages which now lies npon our counters is the best proof of the well directed efforts we have made to win and deserve your patronage. blishment is equally well ive Hat stores together. rtment is crowded with new gooils. Abont prices we only have this much to say. Cowr HOW OUR GOODS ARE MARKED, Old cus- tomers need not be told how much they can save by trading with us. OUR GOODS ARE MARKED THIS SEASON WITH THIS GREAT OBJECT IN VIEW —OF RETAINING ALL OUR OLD CUSTOMERS, AND GAINING FOR US MANY THOUSAND STRICTLY ONE PRICE. othing Gomp Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, NGER READ THIS' PONDER! And notonly in clothing do we make sach adisplay,every department of our large es stocked. Our Hat Department contains more hats than any two of the largest exclu Ouar Underwear, Hosiery, Glove and every other deg AND SEE THEN GIVE US A CALL. You have sited Omaha for the express purpose ofattending the fair, and you will probabl the city and view the wonderiul sights. The next most important thing for you to do is to visit that great institution called the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS. where you can purchase a merchant tailor made suit of clothes for half its original price. ag Wehave ten ts throughout the country, Who buy for us all the misfits and uncalled for garments left on the tailors’ hands, for a very nominal figure; thereby enabling us to sell them at half their ordered prices, W hether you are in need of any clothing or not it will interest you to pay a visit and investigate this prp=h\rpssae g} (bl aselohalahirse, wonderful Our Motto:--First Class Wurkmnnshi{:, list wili give you an idea of the principle Good Quality and Extraordinary Value. ) The appended price upon which we do business, Spring Suits, Correct Styles, Elegantly Made and Trimmed & 0 buysa 11.50 buy 2 PRINGE @ O, 5 burs a Sty 6,00 buys a dailread Sae symonr Seek Swit, which wts made to order for $20. Bulton Sack Suit which was made to order for ight-cut Se Suit, which w s made to orderior $28. Suwit, which was made to order for 330, 20,00 buys a Four Button Cutaway Swit, which was made to o der for $40. 24,00 Luys a One Bu ton Cw'wweay Sui 250 buys a Bannoc' Lwy 20 brys a Crepe Woirs which was mude toorder for 850, viierioty, Sack or Frochk, which was imade t» order for 860, d, (imp.) 4- Button Cutaway, which was made to order for $63, ALBERTS. Nobby Designs and Bsautiful Finigh, F3 O buys a Cassiviere Prinece Ao vt Suit which w s made io order for $37. 18,00 buys a 2,00 buys a 25,00 buys a 0.00 buys an Dngorterd iVor: 35,00 buys a Clay Worsted, siliv linel, which was mal> tr order for Cheviot Prince Albert Suit which was mide (o ordey for $435. Cor’ geriw Privnce Albert Swit which was maide toorder for $50, Yebby Pin Cheek, light eolor, which was made t > orner for $60. e !, satin lined, which was made to or ;g for $70. S0, Spring Overcoats, Beauties, from $8 Up, A Nobby and Complete line of Pantaloons 11 $2.73to §10. AU alteralionsto improve a fit done free of charge® Clothing Parlors, 19 FARNAM STREET. 1119 Three Doors East of 12th Street. Omaha, Neb. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY Comprises— LAKE FOREST COLLEGE, FERRY l.'[)liLh‘. ik FOR LADIES, FERRY HALL SEMINARY. LAKE FOREST ACADEM RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE, COLLEGE OF Il;}‘ TAL BURGERY, and POST GRADUATE COURSES, For Catalogue address, Prest, W HROBERT UNION COLLEGE OF LAW, it ' gins Sept. or circulars address H. Boorn, Chicago, 111 Lake Forest, 11l Bettie Stuart Institute 5s'yorma bt Will commence its 21st yeur Suptember 12th, 155, Ad Yuntages wusurpassed. | Home comforts; care(u training. Apply to Mes. M. MCKER HOMES, Prineipal (3 REYLOCK INSTITUTE, X South Wiltamstown, Berkshire county, Mass. Aprivate school for boys. Prepare for college. scientific 0ol or business. Forty-sev- euth year bugins Thursday, September “13th, For catalogue address GRO. ¥ M1 Principal Morgan Park Military Academy Toe Beat Hoys: Boarding School fu the Wost, fuxtoenth year beging Bept, 1oth, Kand for cute- TN, KL TALCOTT, Bupt., logue to CApr. E MORGAN PAnk, Cook Co. ::-;u? N °§fi:§ll'f'?.;g :.'2;‘:?&5}3 SACRED HEART ACADEMIES, Under the Direction ofthe Religious of the Sacred Heart. (HICAGO SHORT LINA OF THE . Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to ==THE EAST== TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCLL BLUFFS$ Chicago, ~AND— Milwankoe, St. Paul, Minnoapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenporty Elgin, Madison, Janesvilley Beloit, Winoua, La Crosse, And sll other Important points East, Northeast and Boutheast. Jor through ticketa call on the tieket sgent st 1801 furnam street, in Burker Bloek, or at Unlon Faclde waukeo & ‘Wfi lo passengors by courigous ¥lplo BOARDING SCHOOL |SELECT Day SCHOOL - PARK PRACE, OMAHA. Opens Wednesduy, September 5th, 1888 TERMS-- Board, W ‘—‘—h"-l"" Tuition in English and French, Instrumental Music and use of £ Books, per session of five months, #150.00, TERMS~—According to Grades of Studies. Painting, Drawing, Bhorthand, German, ltlnlmn. Vocal Music, Harp, Violin, ete., are extra charges, Difference of religzion 1s no obstacle to the admission of young ladies, For further informa- tion apply to MADAME M. J. DUNNE, Su s8 of* Board : . Hon apply to MAD perioress of Boarding Acadamy, Purk Place, MADAME L. DU MONT, Buperioress of Day Academy, 8t. Mary's Ave., Omaha, Neb, ST. MARY’'S AVE., OMAHA, Opens Monday, Sept. 8d. Steckf;iénsr Beweikable for powertul sym) thioiic t uu_g"!fid’iq" on and ub: i 1ig € hns given unives sal satisfaction in the cure of Gonorrhes aud Gloet, T preseribe iband feel safe in recommends Ing it o all sufforers. A. J. STONER, H.D,y Docatur, Wl PRICE, 01,00, Sold by Dru Oures to 170 § DAYS, s Buritare. M d only by the Chezical G, %Illu durability. 5 years' recor o best guaranice of the exi Tence of tness instruments, WOODBRIDGE BROS, protection se 1=