Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 6, 1888, Page 5

it he does not in ths forme 1stanee UITAY r To an mu-n!.-- it is vastly amusing, os- MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. | fiuies oo o v | PEN POINTS FROM. NEW YORK, | vy s o most im;m«im»-'h.-'.m and in the lat- aceuw him of buviug uwo faith. The ter o woik, flat liguid not descrving the —_— outsider will have twice as much faith Lincoln Citize r:! Arrested for West- | ns :”.‘.17:4’ \”I\ ol dietinetly bear| ODSAING Of the Amassmont Beaso n | i 0Uf &versge bummnity as the apostle is a great ing Salt Water. in mind the difference between the Lwo at Three Theators. WaLL T DTCORATION, . e methods of making coffee grind RS All the conservotive old banks of n THE MAYOR'S SWEEPING RDER, | their coffee nccordingly, or it WVall street have built ther lves naw essl ;/ s from their grocer, - cither ground | DULLNESS IN BUILDING T RADES | homes within the past five years with “.',h‘,,,.‘,-,ou, TR “coarse™ or “pulverized.” They should only two exceptions. One of these is E It Cavees Indignation Throughout the Capital Oty ~Missouri Pacifle Matters—The Nebraska University, LINCOLN BUnrAv or mie Osana Bre, | 103 P Srrent, Lancorx. Sept. b, f The oty water has evidently hoodoocd Acting Mayor Billingsley. ‘I he sequel of his 1ate order points that way, ot least. A shor time ago ho inspected the pressure at the office of the water commissioner, und fount that wilh the pumps golog at full speed a pressure of over ten pounds could not bo sus tained. This alurmed bim and e for ith issuod an of requiring the arrest of ¢ property owner who was pormitling a need less waste of water, It wus swoeping, It meant the high, the low, the rich, the poor The order ju part was obeyed last night, Warrants were issucd and served upon bid Roggen, Harwood & Ames, MeMurtry & Finnery, Dr. Hamer, W. J. Heyett and C, £, Montgomery. When the fuet becane known this morning buzz of exeitement went the rounds. The idea that it was eriminal to waate the miserable salt water of this city seemod absurd. But the gentiomen who were arrested answered the call promptly, but owing to informalities in the warrants with two exceptions they wene discharged. Nothing daunted, however, new warrant: will be out before uightfall and the wh party will probably be arrested. 13ut th 18 ibiood wer tie moon: i liey propo 0 beard the lion iu his den; they proposc to sec how much authority the wuater commis sioners have in the premises. 1t s well known that the water is not fit for use they doubt its abuse being possible. #u the plumbing hav own out of the s erable quality of the water furnished to the . ‘The meters ut the pumy wetually beeome corroded by the salt in the or. here i8 but one phase that looks with any Icniency upon the aetion of the authorities. In the event of a big fire the water supply would be found 0'be wholly inefiicient. But after all, what dogs a fire awount to compared with health and bodily vigor! The question from this standpoiut s discussed all over the city. That the water furnished to quench thirst and to supply household needs is wholly uufit for use there is no question of doubt. It un dermines health. 1 breeds discase. And the city is asked Lo pay for this. Every citi zen of the city glories in the “spunk’ of Messrs. Rogeen, Woodward, Ames and all others who put their shoulders to the wheel for the purpose of determining whether or a0t the citisons 0f Lincoln possess no rights that the water departwent is bound to re- spect. e it possible to waste an article unfiv for uset is the proposition w besettied. AKTICLES NOT FIi ED. The alleged amended articles incorporat ing the Missouri Pacific railroad eompany have not been filed for recond with the secro tary of state, It is true, however, that Bafley P. Wagoncr, general attoraey for the road, was in In yesterday, and brought withi hun a voluminous document which, when capies ure made, will be filed and then with- out doubt iron clad articles will become matter of record, and all doubts will be r moved us to the lepal status of the compan sofar 18 the laws of Nebruska are con- cerned. The articles soon to be filed define the limits of the road in the stute, and de- seribe the main Arauk and contmuous lines. he main line of the road o) erates through Richardsou, Nemihu, Olive, Caws, Sarpy und Dougls to the ¢ty of Omulia und its contem- plated extension will take in rorth Douglas, wshmgton, Dodge, Colfax, Cumming, Stanton, Waine, Dixon, Cedar, Pievee und Knox on 10 the ncri b undary line of stAl Three lranches are also out lined. The first extends from Auburn, Ne maha county, to Weeping Water, Cu county. Tie second extends from Weeping ‘Water to Lincoln, and the articles deseribe an oxtension contemplated which will run through west Lancastor, Seward, Butior, Polk, Nance, I{nnmu Antelope, Greeley, Val- ley, Garfield, Wheeler, Holt, Loup, B3rown snd Cherry o the western boundary of the state. The third forms with the Auburn and Weeping Water branch at Taimage, and runs westward to Crete, and from theve will tup Hastings and other pomws westward to the west line of the state. COLORADO EMBEZZLER As s00n as requisition_papers can e se- eured young blood sailing under the nom de plume of C. S. Graut, and Peter McGoft will be taken back to Wcbster, Colo., to answer 1o the charge of embezzlement. T will stand a preliminary examination befo Judge Houston this afternoon, but theve is liuln doubt of the result of it. Deputy Wil- wmoth, wi ended the sharpers here, -yn thure is no doubt of his ability to ove their guilt. They duped D. W. Vilson out of 11075 about three woeks ngo, fiw when he and Wilmoth have been on oir truck and their capture was sccom- isked this morning. They will provably o u trade iu the Colorado pen. THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBKASKA. The fall term of the university of Ne- Wraska will commence Thursday, September 13, Exwninations, however, for ission to the Tatin school will comwmence on the Tuesday before, at 9 o'clock in the morning. “The fall roster will donbtless show the wsual increment of members. ‘The promise for the fall and winter terms 1s very bright. 1t is now thought that even with the addi- tion of the raoms of Grant memorial hall, which will soon be ready for occupaney, that the accommodations of the old building will still be inadequate for the domands.. This promise spoaks well for the sencol but against the accommodats v DR, oEKTH'S 81 The recent resigmation and departure of Dr. Gerth for bis old home, Jersey Cit; Jeaves another place to be filled by appoint- ment. Governor-Thaver is now casting about for a permanent state veterinarian, He has appointed Dr. Osborn, of Fremont, to Aact in 4 temporary caps but it is thought 8hat he will become the permanent appointee. CITY NEWS ARD XOTHS. Attorney General Leese returned *from & short visit to Wahoo this merai Rev. George 8. Alexander, editor of the Syracuse Journal, paseed through Lincoln to-day en route to Central City. Secretary Furnas will return from Omaha this evening, wicre he spent the day in the interests of the coming state fair. The needs of a vault have been felt at the university for some time past. A large num ber of valuable documents have accumulated and there is no place for them; consequently 8 vault in the basement has been ovdeved built, and it is under construction. Noonan's saloon windows have been pamted with dirt. 1t is highly probable that investigation would prove that they come under the lawforbidding the ebstruction of #aloon windows, Prof. C. E. Bissey, activg chancellor of rw state university, will arrive howme from 18 visit to Europe on the 1lth. He las apent bis swier vacation in doiwg European «i The Nebraska City malitia company passed through the city yesterday afternoon cn route home from Waboo. ‘Lhe boys are evi- dently tiveing of camp lfe, A V gor and Vitality Avre gui givon 10 every part of the body by iuuds Sarsaparilla. That tired feeling is entingly overcome. ‘I'he blood is purified.enriched and vitaliged, and cacries beuith instead of disoase to every orgun. The stamach is tened angd etrengthened, the appetite restored. The kidueys and liver ave wroused and iu\igmulud. The brain is vefreshed, the mind made clear and veady for of tho question work. Try it. R How to Grind Coffee. September Table Talk: It may not be generally kpown that she degree of fineness or gonvseness Lo which coffee is ground will matarially affect the char- actar of the liqmd but i any one doubts the truth of it he can easily test At dor not depend upon the grocery clerk to thod, but ery time remember their usual should order it distinctly Many couscicutious dealers have been blamed for furnishing unsatisfactory when the fault luy in the of the purchaser 1o understand wbove difference. ter r the coffee ily ground as wanted, and this " wily coffee mills a pulserize the cof- fee perfectly aud casily. - - Drink daito for the nerves, ~ American S¢ s American N ine I wish I could say o fow words of undiluted praise for American schools from a sanitary point of view: but v years exporience on sehool boards eomipels me to helieve and suy that there ave few better, move of fective and rapid means of injuring o child’s system 1 and mental, thi steady to our hours of sehool within deors, and of lassons with- out. kivery succoss ion finds tess and les Ige among , with a steadily rate of increase of species, until it is but a_question of a few years when there will be no more full-blood American women to keep up the r Brains and central nerves ave overtax systematically, and the few moments pver diem allowed for relaxation are em- ployed in reading uovels or otherwise wenkening phyeical powcrs that are alveady below par. - Few school rooms are constructed or furnished with regard to the health of the little on who spend so many of their best hours therein, and attempts 10 better such a condition fail because there is nomoney to be made out of the cont What, then, are we to do ? Take the chances, I presume, and send our chil- dren to do the best they can, where our neighbors send th There scems absolutely ne remedy short of educs ing the public, a slow and tedious t: Meanwhile, see to it that children do not study out of school. Any lesson that needs to be learned at home is worse than useless: it is positively hurt- ful. Kcep them out of doors in all weathers a8 much as possible and cee that their food is plain and nutritious. ———— Mothers Read, The proprietors of SANTA ABIE have authorized Goodman Drug Co., to_refund your money if, after giving this California Ki Jugh Cures a fair trial as directed, it fails to g at- isfaetion for the cure of Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough and all throat and Lung troubles, When the disecase affects the head, and nssumes the form k. of ( h, mothing 1s so cffective as CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE. These preparations are without cquals as household remeidi package. Three for # sl Not Exactly Adjacen Harper's Buzar: Tenderfoot (from Boston, to citizen of Kansus town)— Would you be so kind, sah, as to inform me whith ah could find the pawk?” *The what?” “The pawk.” “Oh, ther park. Waal, yer broncho an’ ride ° miles due north till Muddy, an’ ye may fin’ some scrub crab trees thar. Sold .n. $1.00 & 50. jes clim —_— Ladies a word in your ear Good looks are your gift most precious, For these are the silken toils With which the giris inmesh us. So fine teeth your paramount charm With Sozodont guard from harm, ——— Considered as Soldiers. Pittsburg Chronicle: “I think base ball men would be useful in some kinds of fighting,” remurked the judge. *What kind?” asked the majos *‘In a pitched battle, for “That is 0. Their batter| of some value, too, and their ability to make home runs would eome in well on a vetreat.’ e Oh,if 1. only had her r‘mnpln‘(mu- Why, it is eisily obtained. L zoni's CompMexion Powd ikt i New #ad. September l‘.\hln- Talk: Very popular is the Dirvectoire coat. It issimilar in shape to a gentleman’s dress coat, 1s cut off short in front and has two lengthy “*tails” reaching to the bottom of tho the skirt behind. They are made of heavy silk materials, satin moive or brocade in the shades of old gold. rub, or torquoise blue. London fashionabl are wearing what they call “‘dinner coats.” hey are most elaborate *‘con- fections” made of rich pompadour bro- cades. The neck opens like a coat, turning back with veversof dark velvet, disclosing a mapy-seamed waist coat of plain silli, & contrasting shade. The sleoves arc elbow length, finished with a deep full of old lace, An Absolute Cure, The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT isonly put up in large two ounce tin buxcs, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin_ erup: tions. Vil positively care wl kinds of pii Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENY. Seld by Goodman Drug Co., at 25 conts per box- ll\' wail 30 cents, Merely Rehearsing. Y ou scem fond of bathing, Miss Mon- trase,’, remarked Merritt at Occun Groye “Not iu the least,” she replied with a modest blush; 'm obliged to go on the burlesque stage this fall and the manager told me this was the best way fora girl to get over her bashfulne about wearing tights.” Had o bilious attack and one of thoso indescribnble easos of constant weari- mess. Took (|uiu_ilue and other remedios without reliel. Took Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic: am strong ana well. Asa Thompson, Logan,Ohio. Goodman Drug Co., ngents, Omaha. —-— A Sad Prospeot. Septewber Table Talk: A Au,Lmasmg rumor that comes from wcross the se: to the effect that the feminine stoc m is threatened. That there is a “‘craze for wearing high, double-soled bam.u minus hesiery. What & sad, uncom- fortable prespect. Of course, it means oblivion 10 our shapely half-shoes and low-cut slippers. Lot there ascend a shrill-voic SQprane agaiunst the dn- vasion! e *“The best ou carth” can truly be said of Griggs’ Glycerine Sualve—a specdy curefor cuts, bruises,scaids, burns,sores, iles, tetter uud all skim eruptions. Try mder healer. "\Sccnu Guaran- W Drug Co., ageuts, Omnha P a— C—— Revivalism as a Busineis— The Faith Oure and the Mighty Dollar— The Decoration Fever Strikos Wall sStreot. Matters at the Motropolis Yonrx, N-pl 4. ~[Corr espond- of Tur Bk from off the orean have helped to render suc- cessful the opening of three of the city theaters this week. Tuesduy evemin ab the I'ifth Avenue was the first tim Mur Herne.,” Th 1thoress has been best known as a clever, racy writer, an original humorist, but Philip Herne vas not of that le. It was a very scrious drama, intonsely theatrio and stronuous, with plenty of declamatory material to delight its principal actors, and with the vim of its writer permeat- ing it thoroughly. The veunture was for the suke of Mr. Haworth, a young actor of excoptional promise, and thero s no euson for disappointment, although supported by two such actors as Joseph Wheelock and Frederick Paulding. The opening of the Fourteenth strec theater was also a success with Ma Wilkes' company in “Gwynne's Oath, Miss Wiikes is of that typo of women that may be called magnificent. IHer figure is that of an athiete, and in all ber motions and the tones of her voice she shows the possession of un- usual strength. In due timo, if she ¢ tinues to make a reful study of methods in her vocation, this strength will serve her well, Lovers of minstrelsy crowded Star theater on its reopening th night. To inaugurate the season this handsome new theater came the Johnson & Slavin minstrels, a body of forty odd performers, headed by two of the most popular men in burnt cork. They gave u couple of hours of diversion that was continuously neat, never dull, and frequently novel. BUILDING AT A STANDSTILL, The condition of the building trade here is one of extreme dullness, and within the last six months hulldmg has ned fully 50 per cent. One great cause of this flatness of the market is that the work of building has been overdone and has outstripped facilities for gravel. This is especially the case with the new city on the west side of Central Park, where unfinished walls and unrented houses tell their own tale. The houses there are entirely different from ola New York residences, and a Knickerbocker awakened fr his prave would need to have a special introduction to the new styles of I bethan and Queen Anne and Georgian architecture displayed there in tower and turret, balcony and recess, und ail sorts of gables and finials that cannot be properly classed. When an undee- ground railway traverses that scetion, and cross-town cars arve are allowed to run through the depressed cross roads in ~ Central Park, that section will take a new start. and fashion and wealth will throng it. But the single clevated road on the west side has failed to keep up the necessities of the situation it has brought about. Just now Fifth avenue thsphnfl the most ac- tivity in building, and its middle se tion, ubove the Fifith avenue hotel, being rapidly readjusted to the require- ments of business. Our wealthiest cit; zens are endeavoring to save Maddison avenue from the grasp of trade while uctantly yielding to the inroad on th avenue. The Vanderbilts seem to be the most urbed by the onward march of the storekeeper into the realm of fashion, and they try to resist it, but will find their palaces surrounded by trade before another decade has passed. ¥red Vanderbilt has bought out the building next the Union League oclub and lately occupied by a picture deale but this” will be only a drop in the bucket. ‘The picture man will turn up miling elsewherc on the avenue and will have enjoyed his profiitable specu- lation in aristocratic prejudices. The Astors and Jay uld do unot seem to bother their lmnl-. on the subject, th ugh both families reside in the charmed region. The Astors like to see houses w-ntund witness a demand o of populution means more lambs for Gould’s slaughter- house. REVIVALISM AS A BUSI Harrisom, the *‘boy preacher” thirty-six summers, has gone to Mount Tabor camp-meeting, on the Delaware & Lackawanna railroad, for a wrestle with the powers of durkness, after a fortnight's session at Sing Sing. At the latter pluce he said that he hud been the means of blessing and saving 1,000 souls. Buthe classes them que comprebiensively as “reclaimed,” “'sane- tified,” ‘“‘glovified,” ‘‘seeking light,” ete. 'In the same manner he counted up 8,000 souls saved here, but it would be diflicult to-day to lay one’s finger on 300 of them. However, it isall business. pter on the work of until $125 a week has nteed him, and the first paid in advance. He is business all through,and while he counts his pay accuracy, and suffers no one to double up on him, I have heard him double up the actunl numbar of his converts on an evening, and with the utmost complacency. At the outset I made up my mind to study these Harri son revival phenomena elosely and with- out bias, and I have been doing s0 for six months. and, while not dun g that good may have been doue in the mee ings, I doubt the permanence of his work and have lost taith in the man. But he enjoys it, is prosperous, has a good bank account, the women o cazy over him; and what more can he de- sive? His lines have truly fallen in a pleasant place. FAITH CURE of HOUT FAITH, Most of the clergymen who consort with Harrison, Revs. Under! aker, Mer- ritt, McBride and othervs, are also ar- dent believers in the faith cure. They do not take any medieine when sick and annoint the sick instead. But if any of their number dic without the attend- ance of & physician, the certificate of death is signed by a female doctor, who is a believer in the faith eure, and who certifies that she has attended them and they ali pass through Brother Mer rit’s hands. " T have seen one of these pvapers—the certificate uf a lady who died at Rev. Mr. Simpson’s Faith ™ Cure H which certified that the lady ician had attended the patient for ral months. If this were true there ertainly no faith about it, but if intended to evade law—well, the less suid about it the better. Oue thing I Lave observed —the fuithi-cure men who are pastors in this em» want their sal- the Bank of Ame y William street, whoso antique struc ture of iite, one story high, was ted fifty-six years ago. O Wolcott, of ‘Conneeticut, was the first president of this. historic institution, and he resigned in order to take oftice as governor of that state. A towering nine-story struciure of granite, 75 foot by 80, will take the place of the old hank building, and will well illustrate thosuccessful carcer of this organiza- tion, which has weathered seventy- six winters. The decoration fever has spread into the interior of our Wall street banks, in strange eontrast with pust conservative idems, but it has broken out most_conspicuously in our up-town hotels. The Jomes 1s fol- t the corner of lowing the examplo of the Hoffman house, and replacing its woolwork with |i|inL' of Ttalinn and Tennessce marble. The Oriental is decorating its walls and ceilings 1n & new high reliof of papar pulp, which can be repaintod, aud 1 beautiful marble staircase is already laid. Of course, the traveler, “the guest,” as heis called by courtesy, has to pay for these fixings: but what is the odds so long a8 he has money and the public admire. Our own Chauney—Depew is his busi- iness name—is o have an ovation his return to this city, and his adinir will do the business in bang-up style. Perbaps receptions are the consolation stakes for defented candidates for the presidency this year, but at any rate they scem to be enjoyable to the vie- tin 0 one in Saratoga’s wondrous crowd of fashion, wealth und beauty is attract- ing more admiring interest than Miss Julia Morosini, the youngest daughter of the well known banker. Frequenters of the opera last winter will recollect her pure blonde beauty, her rounded womanly form and her opulent costumes. She is at the United States hotel with he her and mother. and all three are living quite democratically, though in elegant style. All eyes follow the daughter and her handsome, white whiskered father, who is evidently proud of her. Morosini is passionately fond of horseback riding, and it is an event in the frivilous life at Saratoga to see her start from the hotel. S How Intelligent Women Dectde. When the question has 1o be met as to what is the best course to adopt to secure @ sure, sufe and agreeable remedy for those orgunic diseases which afflict the ale sex, there is but one wise de- cision, viz.,a course of self-treatment with Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription: s an unfailing specific for periodica! puins, misplucemen?t, internal inflama- tion, and all functional disorders that render the lives of so many women mis- erable and joyless. They who try lt, praise it, Of druggists, = ixcepting Marriage. Yonkers Statesman: The old homee- thic theory is that “‘like cures like.” Jut we take notice that when a fellow likes a girl & heap and sho likes him back there isu’t mueh chance for a cure for cither one. —_— ford's Acid Phosphate r the Tired Brain over-exertion. Try it. SRESee Miss Vivacity Weighed More. Judge: Whata simple and modest bathing suit Miss Spider always wears,” remarked the minister. *‘Yes,”replied Miss Vivaeity, unconsciously, “you will always find a girl modest at the seaside when she weighs only eighty-five pounds.” ~“sobl WEIGNTF PURE tromHol It supertor excellonce proven in millions of homes for more than a quarter of & century. It the Umted States Government, the houds of the irrent Universitios as st, purest and most healthful. Der Price’s Oream Baking Powder does not contuin ammonta, lime or aium, “Sold only in cans. , PRICE BAK P“\\ DER CO. Now York, Chicago. 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TEADY EMPLOYMEN e and energetlc |m; canvistors ml ference ri feronce Fequired, Address SUPPLY 0O, 25 Fifth Aver, o "1'1’«!1 AT Tig G hasgiven univer sal satisfaction in the eure of Gonorrhaea and Gleet. I prescribo itand feclsate in recowmmend- ing it to all sufferers. A. 4. 8TONCR, M.D., Your Left Lwer IS OUT OF ORDER? READ THIS IF IT IS, A Proprietary Medicine Ut toeds Ltk iwiml I Eallend s Lef lwer B, y Distilied Bitters o only Bisters mln o Taund lf‘;]lully Patented. onsnllm oflx‘ no 8 Pounded from Fhge fa Boot i Pleasant to the taste, quiet i docisive by m 2ffect. Cnrel D, Jispepeia or. | hu;rovu the A s U whole zystou. "“" Q"w" ot l.lvul;hn:n ares0ld in Owalia, e, by v Wi “"f Ot ows b drag uu.nu of Health_is Waalth' C. WeaT'S NERVE ARD BrAIN Taear. | T, a guaranteed g nMue Tor Hysteria, Dizai Convuhlm-. s, Heada Vous Frostration caussd_ by {56 ko of Alohol or \obaceo, Wakefuiness, Mental Deprossion, Seftening of the Brain, resulting in | Ilulnl'.; and lfllll W misery, decay and remature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex, Tnvoluntary Losses and permaf caused by over-exertion of the DBl oe bt averInduigeate. /Esob box ntains one month's treatmext. 1.0 a box, or S0 Boxes for b0, nent by auatl nrepaid on ror ceipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX ROXES Tocure any oase. With each ordee received by boxes, accompanied with .00, we WUl Sand the parchinses ohe wedtion g usventes !o rflunfl the money it thl tmtm'n does not cure. Guarantees issved ibyl‘l‘- OODMAN Deu; it, Sole Agent. treet. Omans. Ne THE BANK OF COMMERCE. | S. W. Cor. Farnam and {5th Sts. Paid in Capital. . .. .$500,000 GEO. E. BARKER, President. E. L. BIE mm\\ t, Vice President. B.JOHNSON, Gashier, DIRECTORS: ANS, S LW Accounts of Bunkers, Merchants and fndivid uals recelved on the most favorable trms, Nebeaska National Bank, U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Paid lp (npuul $400,000 Surplu - 80,000 fdent , Vice President JUZALIN. 2nd Vice President, W . HuGnes, Cashier DIREOTOIS 3 JOHN 8. COLLINS, Lewis S, REBD, . E. TovzaLiN, S Yaves Banking Office THE IRON BANK, ‘orner 12th aud Farnam §i A Genoral Tanting Hustross Teansac UNION COLLEGE OF LAW, " = ".?.- For circulars address H. Boors, Chicago, 111 Bmls Stuart Insmutn f:::‘;:.‘::':.”fl;‘az, wmh.r I8 Ad Morgan Park mlitary Acadamy Tne ufi.\l loyy lmm';x:.*g Selioal in fho West. eenth year begins L. Send for cata- B LS t]K TALCOTT, Sapt., 0K Co, TLL. IIIGI“ EE!!EGOI.I.EG RO TOr (e o Y arr. sromee catalogue pddress G. VLA VIR, Blrest, 'LL D Sr. JOHN ~'>|E|i-mi MANLIUS, A Civil Fm[lnwfluu \lwmlun Busines: . B, Rev, F. D, HUNTIN L. LuL, lh \'KN HEC w’E I.l. M HOW ‘lfl AOT. dank li-flh aid ¥ unction I d e s"%fl‘ iy ST | Sealed T eniisosent (a8 au appllowiian. MARSTON BO.19 Pork v lage Mo Lark. am drains upon e POu n an made RO} llf llld ol o Hiberance O MAT ¥ H O hos failed to cure you. aring from diseases pects n consult with the assurance Soud 2 cents pasiege oents for el C‘f‘“‘ Werka on Chromie, Norvams Consult the cld cured your case, gova! | 7 latier o ca ‘call varywhere, -‘mu Yioum, $104; Sugiase dio fi GHACGUAINTED WITH THE GECORAPHY OF THE COUNTAY DBTAIN WUGH INFORMATION FROM A 8TUOY OF THIS MAP OF from exposmre, LIN) mm DA PORT, Digh MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFKE, BUS- OATINE, KANBAS . LEA and scores of intermedinto cities. Cheloe Mmuhmwmuw frat-class tickets. , Kansas & Iebrui. _'y nu-: Rook Island Route. Extends Weat and Southwest from nuuom and St. Joseph to NELBON, HORTON,, BELLE- FERINGTON, CALDWELL, andall polats ia KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA and beyond. Entiro passenger celebratod Pullman mavufacture. Al Safety ap- plianoss aud modern improvements. The Famous Atbert Lea Route 28 the favorite between Chicago, Rock Esland, tchison, Kanses City and Minneapolis s 8. Poul Its Watertown branch traverses the grest *WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT™ of Northern Towa, Southwestern Minnesota, and HUTCHINBON, equipment of the olis, Otncinn, r Tickets, Maps, Fclders, or desired 8- tion, apply atany Goupon Ticket Office or addross E.ST.JOHN, . A. HOLBROOK, Gen’l Manager Gon'l Tkt €& Pass. hen - Lt OCAG) SHORT LG Chicago, M""‘!“ffl_ & St. Paul R'). The Best Route from Omaka and Councll ==THE EAST=— TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AN J s raukoe, Minncapolis, Cedar Raplds, Rock Island, Freepert, Reckford, stall ethyr Taperiont potuie Hesh Slomhasst aad lwl‘fl"l'll tiokow &I“ o ra aud the finest Digh the wmin line u{ the iy very atiod o Uassengors hy N S50 “ampioras of ik, General Mapaser, :Chfi‘ ‘B“K 5-ufllh~ul v’usnmuu Assistant Genersl Passenges onihs. Sealed pampl nn jon Elactric Co. 483 LaBaitc st Chioags ™z CHICAGO Awo ORTH- STERN RAILWAY. Omaha, Council Blufis A i Chicago, ouncs, Maraliaitown per Ciwoun Bimaie the trios uian “witt! u:uu'?'ol all tan. New '\ on, uwullpm“u 0 the RTH—-WESTERN" ¢ o Asseuxor Agout, }m o i 81 e, Guati, Ner 25 SteckPlan3 e Bedt gu Tenveof tuose tnm ‘llrmnm WOODERIDEE BROS, .I. GALBRAITR, . Suigeon and Physician, o rut wnd Donglas 8t 3 el hione, S Medidenes s s, 4900 | i . J. uflu.u Lat him maks coftee Diebold Safes. ary gnd on the uail. Thoseg! them wh I ..,,,“"‘- Lo et e ""“"‘""u.f" iy e bailing prooese and e v vartzed Call and see the lurgn alock of safes | own Mouses ave very piat ol naho | O = hurtiotl ey L T E“’&:‘}".’ 5 “fl""“‘.“i&' ",r'"' it | oftee, ur MM‘M‘ and vault doovs earridl hy Meagher & | reat, and none of them seem to have o, aate and by mail by Goodun f"fl‘-fi " and nse it voarsely ground, sud see | Whitmoro at 419 8. 16th siveot Owaha. | uny pecuniary faith save in roady cash, | Drug Co,, Omahd, Ne m-\nfinmfibx‘MuM | \