Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 13, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATUEDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1888 5 NEEKER-WILDNAN CONTEST. Btate of Affairs in the Sixty-Sev- enth Representative District. HAYES COUNTY REFUSES THE GAG Will ¥ of & Indications That the Fol nish the Only Means Settlement of the Trouble. W The Mee tost in the Sixty seventh representative district will not down until after the echoes of tae election in No vomber have died away. There is nothing surer than this. Hayes county swands boldly out and refuses to take tie gag prepared for the republicans of the district by the execu tive committee of the republican state central committee. The unnatural deal will be re sentod at the polls. Mr. Wildman is no longer in the race. His pledged faith to the board of arbitrators will be ket to the letter. W, C. Ashwill, editor of the Stratton Herald, was in the city to-day and caught on the fly by Tue Bee rustler just before his depart for home. Hands met, lips moved and answers followed questions in rapid succes sion. “How are you fellows in the Sixty-seventh satisfied with the settiement of your late political difculty ! “I'he difficulty is not settled be until after the election in November. We were deeply chagrined at the action of the committee. The so-called settlement 1s rot ten to the core. “Why do you kick now?! You agreed to abide by the decision of the arbitrators, aud it was unanimous.” “You are mistaken sir; Mr. Wildman made his own agreement, and will stand by it, but that binds the republicans of the district in no way. The whole deal is rotten to the tho commitieo was not a unit he vote stood four for T can not nd will not d to sustain Mr. Wildman, but I c prove this statement whenever necessary it was a Laird deal inthe interestof the rail youds. We do not propose to stand it. When i ame known that the committee was gOing to Kit to pass upon the watier a Mr. Abbott, of Hayes county, rode across the country to Stratton, a distance of fifty miles, to learn the result of the confereuce at the earliest possible moment. That countv said openly when the method of adjustment be- came known it would not stand Moek any ovent, and it is given out cold Thomas, of Dindy, the democratic date, will carry the county by a majority of 200 votes." “How docs he stand in Cass and Dundy counties " “I toll you they have no use for him. His fmpeachment record is too black for every voter of the district that has any regard for integrity in politics. The records are against him. to his old home if you want to find out just how C. W, Meeker stands. 1 do not belicve that he can carry hisown county. The county seat fizht there will give him a black eye. Since this fight commenced he has been ng water on both shoulders, and the boys have spotted the fact. Imperial will dose him, and_ Champion can no imore than hold him up. He canuot begin to carry Hitch- cock county.” “Would "you have been satistied with any other man than Wildman ¢ “Yes; but he was our choice. But terfield would have healed the wounds. Meeker was not nominated. It has been a deal of treachery from first to last. After the convention finally adjourned ev effort fmaginable was made to compromise the mat- ter, but nothing but Meecker would do, It proposed to o back to the primary elec- tions and do the whole work over again in regular order, step by step, but Meeker and his crowd would concede nothing. Wildman was willing to step down and out but he ex acted the same thing of Meeker. Butterfield was suggested as a_compromise man. It has been a clear case of bulling from the start, and it will be a case of h\llluufi at the polls. This is all I have to say about the watter.” SUED FOR DAMAGES. Lrank Torano filed his petit; trict court to-day against Frank who had the contract for erecting the cot school house, and for cause of action wes that he worked for him as a common day laborer during the early part of the spring; that his employer ordered him to as sist iu raising a heavy stone, which was cle- vated to its position by pulley and ropes; that he obeyed the order and sustained seri ous and painful injuries by one of the ropes breaking, but by no fault or carelessness of his own; that one of his legs was broken, his back badly sprained and that ‘he was confined to his room for over three months, and is still in a weak physical condi- tion; that the injuries he sustained wert ¢ due tothe wrongful, unlawfuland loss methods of bis employe, agents or 1an. For these injuries tho plaintiff further al- e es the belief that be is entitled to the sum 8",000 damages and the costs of the suit, and 60 prays the judgment of the court. CITY NEWS AND NOTES, Untertaker Healon reports four deaths @uring the past twenty-four hours in and near the city, vis: James Robertson, aged twenty-three; Charles Swanson, aged fo nine; Tra C. Mulum, aged twenty-four; W. G. Van Dorn, aged eighty-one. The A. O. U. W. excursion party left over the Missouri Pacific for Omana this morn- ing. The $1.25 round trip fare caught a large nutber of pleasure seckers, The ‘“order' Loys generally went. neral J. C. McHride is doing earnest work for the local, state and national tickets, He makes his appointments in different parts of the county, and is greeted with full houses wherever he goes. The Lancaster republi- cans are doing splendid wark —— All the world and llis wife—more particularly his wife, for she makes the guddinga. pies and \'ualnrdnthut delight is majesty’s palato—use Van Duzer's Flavoring xtracts obtained from sound, ripe fruit,incomparable in fiavor, absolutely free from chemicals, highly concentrated and therefore economic, prepared by a process which does not udnm of their contact with (any sub- stance which might contaminate them, and a time-honored standard article that wins approbation in every house- old. h in the dis- vage, East O —— The Houses Are Deserted. Captain Green did not raid the houses in the proscribed district Thursday night as was expected, as he vas not ordered to do so. It appears that t was no occasion for such action, as the chief and captain had wade o tour carlier in the day, and found that nearly all the occupants of the houses had eithier moved or “‘closed up shop.” it is re- ported that probably fifty of the lowest ;,rm‘u of 1efugees have taken up their abode in Council Bluffs. There was also a rumor that some of the women would locate on the Bluffs bottoms near the new bridge, but there is as yet Do positive proof of this. Those who take Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic never have dyspepsia, costive- mess, bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and malaria, poor appetite, low spirits, headache, or kidney troubles. Price 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co. Agent. Sixth Ward Improvements. The residents of the Sixth ward have o ganizod & uon-partisan home improvement olub, the object of which is to secure grad- ng, street opening, water pipes and sowers for that section of the city, which, they claim, aro now badly needed. The organiza- tion consists of sixty-five members, and has elected the following officers: J. Magrane, president; H, B. Coryeli, first vice presi- gm Jobu F. Daley, second vice presiden onry Stoney, seoretary; G. Stevens, troas- urer, e What 18 more bowitching, He;vn 's blue arch beneath, of loveliness Bhowh g poarly tootht Sozodont the charm confers— BShe who fails to wia it orrs. !r Loz Cabin Logic. Brawn and Brain! The powerful engine, with its won- derful propelling power, coupled to the long train full freighted with the rich- est fabrics of the intellectual looms of the centuries—--what obstacles can stay the progress of this mighty force, when once under full steam along life’s' high- "o American with brawn and brain does not see the necessity for titles of snot eare for elevation by can reach out and pluck the tar But with brawn or brain impaired, a man is badly handicapped in the mad race for success which is the marked characteristic of the present age. The physical systemn is a most intri- sate piece of machinery. It ought to » kept well regulated, o that it will wotlt harmoniotsly in all 1t parts, then it is capuble of an immense amount of work. It is said that a watch, if expected to keep perfect time, must be wound daily. It will not keep good time unless'it “puns regul More men break down because they don't “run regular” than for any other reason. Itisclaimed by phy icians that few men are killed by hard work. It is to the irregularities of modern social lifo that the high death rate isdue, Men burn their candle at both ends, then wonder why it hurns out soquickly. The main thing in keeping the human machine in good working order is to koep the regulator all right. “The blood is the life,” and sound health is assured so long as the blood flows through the veins a limpid stream o purit Regulate the regulator with Warner's Log Cabin sarsaparilla, the old-fash- ioned blood purifier, prepared after the best formula in good old Log Ca vigor of brawn and in which must ensue. in vour life’s lexicon you will find no such word as fail. Gt g use by our ancestors in Rev. Mr. Harsha Owana, Oct. 12, the Bee: In Monday evening's edition of Tur B I read with no small surprise and a fecling akin to indignation a statement made before an Omaha audience, by Rev. Harsha, on Sunday evening last, He said that in Ireland he saw men, women and children lying dvunk in the public streets and squ The bare statement is bad enough; lorrible, to be true of any place or veople, but the implication is still worse, for the reverend gentleman's statement as made would leave the impression that such was a most commonplace sight in that land. I want to say that in twenty-cight years of my life, covering darker and more miserable na- tional experiences than now realized, I never witnessed e that would justify such a description us that given. Such might pos- sibly be soen in the lowest quarters of the larger towns or cities, just as can be found any day in the cities of this land of progress or’any other country, but to have it stated impliedly, or otherwise, as a characteristi the Irish people I venture to raise a very decided protest. Iam not a Celt, so it is not race prejudice that leads me to this, but [ have seen much in_the Celt naturo to admire, aud in my judgement the d_traveler has gone wide of the mark m hnmmg up drink as the prime cause of Irish misery—not even Eng- lish misrule can bear the unenviable charge. Another power, far more potent with tho Celt has held them back. Again, I never knew of a siagle estate owned by a priest, although I have heard of one such, but I will be careful not to speak strongly on that, [ would say, however, that had I returned to Ireland after as brief a stay in Ameris Mr. Harsha's was in Ireland, I conld consistently told an Irish audienc Awmericans were the must ungodly, pated and blasphemous people I ever, met, for I have seen more of the terrible effes drink, heard more vile profanity in a few short years in Omaha than [ aver did in_ all my life before. utimpressions of transient visitors are not rel Apologizing for trespassing so la ticised. iditor of Tur on your valuable space, I remain yours respect- fully, AN IRISHVAN. ——— If you need a perfect tonic or a blood 'r, take Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonie. It speedily cures all troubles of the stomach, kidneys and liver. Can be taken by the most delicat Price 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co. Agent. The Linwood Caucus. Lixwoon, Neb., Oct. 10.—To the Editor of Tne Ber: There was a communication in the Ovana Dainy Bee last Wednesday en- titled “‘Railroads Outdone,” making an at tack on a gentleman of this place by the name of Frank Reid, signed by one calling himself “Eye Witness.” The attack was cowardly, ungentlemanly, and altogether uncalled for; and the article from beginning to end was without a particle of truth in it. It was claimed that the rail- roads tried to manipulate the caucus for their own good. Here is an extract: “Scarcely had the time arrived for the committeemen to call the caucus to order, when in stalked Capper Reid, the chief of the raiiroad henchmen of the depot force, with a gang of nine or ten railroad employes, a large portion of whom were deep-dyed dewo- crats, and with a few others of a similar stripe, began their scheming to elect an out- and-out railroad gang to attend the republi- can county conventiou." This is a fabrication from beginning to end. Mr. Reid never had auy thing to do with manipulating the caucus. Mr. Reid came to caucus as a republican and voted as a re- an for the man of his choice. And 1t is @ well kuown fact that none of the depot boys said or did anythiug more than vote their sentiments. Asto the men of “like stripe,” to which Eye Witness refers, who are they?! If memory serves me they were were as follows: F. C. Johnson, justice of the peace; J. W. Bond, justice of the peace ; A. Clark Records, township supervisor; L, ¥ Sowers, architect; L. N. Smith, pastor of the M. E, ('llurdl and several farmers from the community. ‘The contest im the caucus was not who should go to the republican con- vention, but who should be nommated for supervisor, aud in spite of all Wm. Husenet- ter could do A. Clark Records was nominated by a large majority. This made Husenetter foel bad and caused Eye Witness to make the attack on Mr. Reid, for he flattered himself that any abuse of the railrords would tickle VanWyck and Tue Bee. Butl wish to say right here, that Van Wyck has more friends in the ranks which Eye Witness abuses than Eye Witness ever controlled This whole community claims Van Wyck as o fricud—both democrats and republi cuns. This Van Wyck knows when he was up here last summer and made & speech to the boys, all purties gave him a send-off, and were glad to do him honor. A more quiet or peaceable setof men never assembled in Linwood than composed that caucus, until Eye-Witness came into caucus with a gang of hay-palers from Saunders county, and tried to carry the caucus by storm as usual. Trusting you will give us a hearing, and right 8 wrong done an innocent man, we are Respectfully, “Tiose Wno WERe TRERE." el An Absolute The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for oid sores, burns, founds, chapped hands, and ol skit orup: tions. Wil positively eare all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT. Sold by Govdman Drug Co., at 23 cents per box—by wail 30 cents. e No Fault of the Thurs day Tiur Bex noted ' complaint of caroless mail delivery. An investigation proves that the carrier left the two letters in @ carpenter shop, & ho had been instructed 10 do by the parties ta whom they were ad- dressed. A carpenter, wishing to close the shop, took the letters sud threw them in the hallway, where they were picked up by com- plunant. The blame attaches solely to the woodworker. rier. ¥or Hoadache Hosford's Acid th’h te. Dr T R Bufam Sheftield, Mas: s ystem, -uoh aa ache aud sleep- nervous lessuona. S'JACOBS 1L, For ~=3 NEURALGIR, " '&' cURESs k \- WA CHRONIC 2 Cases PRUMPTU «° PERMANENTLY. No Return of Paln. Cures Positively. S0LD BY DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. __ TheCharles A Voul or Co. Baite., Ma. CALIFORNIA! THE LAND OF DISCOVERIES. DNSUMP @b zsy\srr{fi‘!\ CouaHs, o ‘i\jron chms st Ma“LISEASES 'T*LP}O.}’\\ G Send for mulu5| peplattle 3 pro 2| IN £ CO.0ROVILLE, CAL.| Santa Abie :and: Cat-R-Cure For Sale by Goodman Drug Co. c’a NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED! Loulsiana State Lottery Company. Incorporatad by the legislature of 1%, for Kd- ucationul and Charitable purposes, and its fian. chise made a part of the nresent State Constitu- tion, in 1679, by an_overwhelming popular vote. 1ts G II‘XI'RAU"UI\AK\ DRAWINGS take place SomiAnnually (Juns and Decem ber) and it GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW- INGS take place on ench of the other ten months in the year, and are all di ||x| public, at the Acadeiny of Music, New ( e do hereby certify that we supervise the arrangements tor allthe Monthly and Semi-An- nual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lott ery Company, and in person manage and control the Drawings themselves, and that the same are conducted with honésty, fairness, and in kzood faith toward all pa and we atithor the company to use this certific similes of our signatures attu tisements.” COMMISSIONERS. We, theundersigned Banks and Bankers, will {m) llll Prizes drawn in The Louisiana Btate otteries which may ve presented at our count- it mmuu’ A A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orens Nat's ik, CARL KOHN, Pres. Unfon National Bank. GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, In the Academy of Muaic, New Or- leans, Tuesdny, November 13, 1888, CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 Tiokets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves $10; Quarters, $5; Tenths, $2; Twen- tieths $1. IST OF PRIZ 0 i 1 PRIZE O 900,000 1 PRIZE OF Moo bs o0 1 PRIZE OF 50,000 Is % 1 PRIZE OF 20000 1x.... 2 PRIZES OF 10,000 aré 5 PRIZES OF 0,000 are PR 1,000 are. % PRIZE B0 aro. 00 PRIZ M0 are 50 BRIZES OF 20 are APPROXIMATION 100 Prizes of s ure. ) are. 100 du .ll! are. TERMINAL PRIZES, 0 do 100are. . W do 100 are. Prizes, amounting to X are not en- 1o to Ry further information o, write logibly ‘Lo the. undersinod, ating vour residence.with State, County, Strey umber, More rapid return mail’ delivery will be ns- ured by your enciosing an envelope benring your ¢ Send POSTAL NOTES, Kxpress Moncy Orders, of New York Kxchange in ordiiary lettar, Currency by Express (ut our expense) widressed DAUPIL Or M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orloans, La. Washington, D. € Address Hegislsrm.amrs f0 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Oriouny, L, i recognized in the b Of Any {itALIONS OF ANONYMOUs schen And all nnture wssumes a wintery pect, those who are prudent and o omical will begin to look about for pro- tection against cold weather, changes of temperature, and their results. ter clothing, fuel and BENSON'S I TERure recoguized as the most impor- . es. This plaster WHEN THE LEAVE BEGI 0 FAI. copy of Ixsiie lnabie hou State Llne. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool From New York Every Tuesdav, Cabla passago 835 aud 0, sccording to locati Ot state roow. Rxoursion 898 to b, - Steerage to and from Burope &t l.u'nl Rates, AUSTIN BALDWIN & 00, Gen'l Alultl. 83 Broaaway, New York. JOHN BLEGEN, Gen’l WM&IH‘:‘”" ol " . HARRY E. MOORES, Agent, O 0. Reduced Cabin Rates to Glssgo\v Ex- bibitioa. POPULARITY To attain the standard of business that a merchant strives to gain. he must first obtain the implicit con- fidence of the public. It is flneany matter (as all basiness men are aware) to accomplish this nifficult task. and it is an {solated case where {t occurs By doing a STRICTLY HONORABLE BUSINESS, And obtaining for the public something which greatly benefitted their pocketbooks and m eir barcks, the Misjit ('Iulhm" Parlors, 1119 Farnam straet, have become very pnpulurf '1"“[ have 'm:! 4»::;/'1 gained the confidence of the Omaha public but have also received their thanks. We strive at all times to please owr patrons, our popnlarity s convincing proof of our success, The dullness of trade coupled with the fact that the tailors had a great quantity of goods lefton their hands, has lent s ] " op- portunity to purc hu.vr’flwh‘.q Yty 4 it AR 5 MISFIT AND UNCALLED-FOR GARMENTS At a very nominal figure, and below we quote prices for these goods which will induce the most inveterate bargain seeker to investigate, Fall and Winter Suits Correct Styles, Elegantly Made and Trimmed. 5 . .»0 buys a Seymour Sack Suit, which was made to order for $20. 50 buys a One-Button Sack Suit, which was made to order for $22. 1-» 75 buys a Straight-Cut Sack Suit, which was made to order for $28. 16,00 buys a Railroad Sack Suit. which was made to order for $30, 20.00 buys a Four-Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to order for $40. 24.00 buys a One-Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to order fo 0 buys a Bannockburn Cheviot, frock or snck, which was made to order for §60. 30.00 buys a Crepe Worsted,(im.) 4-Button Cutaway, which was made to order for $65. PRINCE IXLBERTS AND THEY ARE DANDIES. $18.00 huys a cassimere Prince Albert Suit which was made to order for #37, 22.50 buys a Cheviot Prince Albert Suit, which was made to order for 345, 50 buys a Corkserew Prince Albert Suit, which was made to order for ¢50. 30 00 buys a Nobby Pin Check, light color, which was made to order fc rsw 85,00 huys an imported Worsted, satin lined, which was made to order for $70. 40,00 buys a Clay Worsted, silk Tined, which was made to ordor for 880, FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS, Beauties from $8 up. A nobby and complete line of Pantaloons from $2.75 to $10. All 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 l0.000 MAGEE RANGES 2,000 MAGEE FURNAGES AN 3 000 MAGEE HEATING STOVES I e CHICAGO Awo WESTERN | ¢ Ynur Left Liver , IS OUT OF ORDER? Y und IGNORANC ‘ RAILWAY. IFLED away bis "9.,..,, lnnv, | & Froprietary Medicine that nees but & BIND and MANHOOD; causing exbausting to prove its worth, \bs FOUN i‘u of LI - ¥, Dm ml 7, Eaon ’ P i.l:u on irs CONRUME: Council Bluffs And Ghicago. The only road to take for Des Moines, Marshaltown Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon, Chicago, Milwauka e, and all points'East. To the people of Nebraska.Co o fado. Wyoming, Utab, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Wash: Ington und California, it offérs superior advantages not possible by any other line. h for Celebrated e =‘:r'oul and Deli. 1“....",(.,,...( are nmrq-(-]uqu«m nmu lumes mong a few of tho NUmErous points of superiority 2 bt Conanilation, personaily or by which might be written in praise of the peculiar icipo. ara. s theas " trains s ey or DAY Sasands emred. OMicesand pariors merifaposacesadibyitie Magoe G oons T EAC i aro (o fnont it urmnard and T g T uso tho Magoe Hange constuntly in S Of whioh cannot b, found ofs At e omets o oS e 2 - rools and privile Kitehon Tt Tulflies « ik the i of 1o Chidn it | g & A eastiIhe ibotliiaee; b 5 ey o T w0 % . et for the ot i eoos il dhose of the Cht; | -BeEPa AR, X riondly joter o cut ey ] tar quid not excligngo 1 EhEY Tk clove connetion with thoss o wii | v Mture sueringand sname. and nad oiden {J[y LAIIBNABIS LEIT LIVEr DItters gend toxouriirung) Yo Jean to life, &@~Book ot Li Er- L] Medisine na whtieg m ANLS S nflhr.\la ee n~\lu~) Toronto, Montreal, The Only Dlullllld Bitters in fuse. Don't put in Hssmeinpaetibe ] Ap- vor SF, T4ronto; Moeteal o 15 “;,',.',“""' Qrates, The omly Bitters reco ulied By paratus, till you KNOW what & Firer-crLass Hot dnll |mlnh\n the Bast.’ Ask for tickets via J nited States internal revenuo laws as a Pi Afr Furnace will do for half the cost. ORTHWESTERN" 53 Ffl«l‘l’! Medicine. l‘wlullv Patente No, Tre MAGEE RANGER, FURNACES, HEATING AND | (o (NORTHWESTER et | Patent 149,673, Contains no fusil olls, COOKING STOVES ARE SoLD EVERYWHERE Dy | M it i keis i Ny iing: on. Al ticke —— tial ou.. no f'nrolqn substan gr damagy our agents, and we warrant each one to give | RSN, E. p. wiLso: : pApDertectly pure medicine perfect satisfaction to the huyer. MAGERK l.anlh»nnur Gen'l Pass'r Agent. Ilnfl troi lr s old "ml URNACE (0., 32 70 88 Un10N 87, Boston. 86 CHICAGO, ILLS, Dl.llln!wlhi lllu‘ u( ot and x.cl.ll'l in i Lake St., Chicag W.N. BAHWN KKI\HI 1 V\Lfl r;‘ All‘nt.l .od‘.l ires Dyspepsia or Yellow lld o8 MILTON ROGERS & SONS, G Py o Aqont. | A Great Medical Work for Young and ve dars, (omulates the Bowel Agents Omaha, Neb. active Liver, ouran Diseased Llur mvl 1401 Farnam Stroet Omana, Nei Middle-Aged Mon, Kidner, 1m) Ympi t A'ywmi Quiok} 2 Roguiates -wmu systel Lite to . —mmn— New Edition, Revised and Enlarged. | Diectitierbicon s s o omann v, i q N 4 g uuodmlnnm Co., W. J. Whitehouve, T fard, Sam H. Farisworth. Schroter's Ku n.Lu Jobn Gindish, M. Parr, . Ful f?7 or THE yv.: uglise. Joha "C'i"".‘““"'"” ) oy Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, Ty ilann’ ‘Clarke. . 11 Bohrmiay Maz T. E. CILPIN, FIRE |NSURANCE BROKER, Room 03 Traders' Building, berson, H. Tho Best Route from Omania and Counct) | {NOW THYSELF. oung and middie-aged men who are nnm-nn Bluffs to ! d"Vitanty. ) the indis =THE EAST =— Nervous and ¥ TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUF¥8 consequent ‘S g And n rice only 31 by il pos cchc.o. St P, Minmmapolls 3‘.':2’:‘35’;.'«., ) 2 Spitent T i scmelboid 1 gl ; Barker Block, or at Unfon Pacide 8 curresia of D, B, C. WEsT'S NERVE AND BRATN TAEAS ""‘l,;,,'; whdllman Sleepers and the fnest Dining Cars to th , MBNT, & guaranteed specifie for Hyateris, Dizate ncah: | Waikco & St baol ukifiy. wde 1o member of soolety o whom The o ts, rvo ] Besn, Convylsions, ot bo useful.whother youth, ache, Nervous o oa use of aloahol or tobacco, Wi “a;l:::a.utlnlruco. Mt- "lf"-:.l:'c“ "‘;.' Fhate THABUN WA sl Peprossion, Boftening G1 ki S— VT “ T !lnr. a nness, DREXEL & MAUL, |oii¥m Nebrdska Mol Buk, | EREERES (Successors to John G. Jacobs.) Undertakersand Embalmers At the old stand, 14 Furnam St tolegraph sollc ited andl promptly attended. Ep B | Why Have the Bahy T - Peevish and fretful, when quietness at nigit and POy in the household by day is assured by RIDGE'S FOOD? Noue genuiue without WooLBICH & Co,on labe | ver’induigence. Eah bod s bun- fifa'fi"&. oent By “ioall prepeid oares WI GUARANTEE SIX BOXES With .‘.."‘i‘;::fi:‘& Seeopas “‘-&"flt‘" to refund (R u t{' ma-m W”%mm’vfi" Timber Claims. Tree Seeds and Seedliugs for Timber Llhlm U. 5. DEPOSITORY, OMAEA, NEB, Pald Up Capital. $400,000 Surplus. 50,000 GRATEFUL— ps’s COMFORTING. Cocoa. Orders by ‘elophiond to No. Vu: Pmul({e ¢ President. 2ud Vice P) sident, W. H. 8. HuGnes, Cashier, nutri: W. V. Monse, 5 ot b fopar. Hes of wellseloctod Ci i Epoa has provi od our B W, Yasas, M Banking Office— THE IRON BANK, ik Corner 12th and Farnam Sts. A General Banking Business ' ——————————— Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Orusmentals, Sy ' NORTHWESTERN hiay o,‘....,.,r“,:y‘.'u‘.)l".‘:.".:f.llm.,r ik, Sold onty PAR! A“D OMAHA CITY LOANS. Bend tor s e list -VREE! Address, lLlTAnv AOABE.Y. fiB" EPP tfl Ihimumpulhu Chomists, LAKE, Prop., |, LoNDON, ENGLAND. Shenandoah, lowa. FREDTAND T 8008 % R incen 10 The Kansas City Investment Co, NN . : JUIICIOUS AND PERSISTENE PG M"m.fl::.‘.’:am:.‘.::m .&E..: VioTprmAYERALY | 86 Chmmber of Commeree, AL ANy, peRsistent E H‘W Obrist Illlll u‘l:fllfll‘ OMAHA, NER, lllwfll'uL Hefore placing " Sand for Catalowue: 'flm.tnu "‘g“‘nm- Nodelays, All busiucss doue at this ofice, paper Adversisiag coasdl puci, avrosserria. | gy uucndg mail by Boodm - gAuplrg LOID ] 7"0"‘.' y N THE BEST. it e s 0 Nein PEERLESS DYES ~ Af&7He.08c 440 40 Rendeoh Blowits cmnmml