Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 3, 1895, Page 8

B e —— \ \l HR\\S \TOR\ Gen. Catlin Praises Wunyon for His Great Work, Henlth D Sugnr Pe to the Tets. fon to w Deputy Sur republican B. Catlin, formerly port of New York and a well-known neral A veyor of the of the army politician “1 have many year tored for it tain any mater condition wa and my nose vere pains across t eyes became watery and my bones and When 1 got up in was filled with a na there during the night. 1 had great deal and made me gag vomit. There was a roaring or buz n my cars, and my breath was very fensive. 1 lost my appetite, ran dc weight, and became depressed in my “I tried thorou physicians, so-call patent nostrums of worse all the time. Finally 1 begin Muny dies. 1 thought it was no u little faith, but I began t away. My disease rapidly remedy, and I underwent nange that wonderful. Within a_ shor tirely cured, the last trace of the disease had vanished, and today my are marveling at the gre e in me It is a wonderful relief to feel strong and healthy again, and it gives me great pleasure 1o testify my restoration to health i due to Munyon's Catarrh Remedy Munyon's Hc pathic Remed ny, of Philadelphia, put up a ery diseas matter what a or how many doctors have you, ask your druggist for a one’ of Muny nd if y benefited your money will be refunded Those who are In doubt as to the of their d should address Pr Munyon, 1505 Arch street, Philadelphta, giv ing full symptoms of their di Profes sor Munyon will carefully diagnose the case and give you the benefit of his advice abso lutely free of all char The lies will be sent to any address on of retail price A tull line of MUNYON’S REMEDIES, On hand, Mailed on receipt of 1 o PrNFOLL (O, m Strect, Opposite Paxton Hotel, OMAHA al relief terribl became b dropped | hawk a | and often | ng s York ns, but grew Reme 1 bu right atarrh and h prove to n's er hideon friends Compa for VW ASTING DISEASES WEAKEN WONDE fully because they weaken you slowly, gradu. ally. Do not allow this wiste of body to make youapoor, flabby, immature man, Heulth, strength and vigor is for £ you he rich’ or poor. The Great Hudyan 1s to be had only from the Hud- son Medical Lustitute, This wonderful discovery was made by the speciallsts of the old famous Hud- son Medleal Institute. 1t s the strongest and most powertul vitalizer made. 1t s o povierfal that it 18 simply wonderful how harmless it s, You can get it from nowliere but from the Hudson Medical Institute. Wiite for circulars and testimonial Thls extraordinary 1 fis the most wonderful discovery It his been en- dorsed by tho Jeding scie ien of Europe and Amerfea. HMUDYAN s purcly v HMUDYAN stops prematurcuess of tho dis- charge fn twenty duys. Cures LOST MA loq, dizziness, fallig sensutions, s and other parts cns, Invizorutes and tones the entire Tt Is 48 chicap 08 any other remed HEDYAN cures debility, nervousn slons, and develops k ack, lossc table, 55, emis. by day or night stopped y. Over 2,000 private indorsements, Prematurencss means fmpotency in the first symptom of seminal wenknoss and barrenness. Ttean be stopped in twenty days by the use of Hudyan, Hudyan cosis no more than any other reme Bend for cirenlars TAINT gerious private pro nd testimonlals, BLOOD-Impure blood duo to dlsorders carries myriads of gerts. Then comes sore throut, pimples, copper colored spots, uleers I mouth, old sores und fallling Biadr. You can save n trip to Hot Springs by wrlting for ' Blood Book' to the ol physiclans of the HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Stockton, Market und Ellts Ste., ANCIRCO, CALe “'QUPID ENE’ Cures the enecs of self-abuse; excemo rissons,” impocency, icocelé and constl One doliar a for §5. For THIZ GOOD- DRUG CO 1110 va ation. 0%, £ix Eale by MAN Central Mississippi. The Garden of the World! Summers wn!-—WmtersMfld’ temperature 42 to inches. No long cold hot summers. No s, Fre fuel. Good —water. earliest markets in the ry. The b prices for fruit and garden truck acres pie worked Wil mike you' more money and make it eusier than ' the best 160 acres in (he west or north, The tide has turned towards the south, the land of quick- | est and surest re With the least risk and labor. One half the work you do hera will bring you four times the results in this wonderfully pich country; there is no such thing as full The people are friendly, the climate dellghtful ahd heaithy; raiiroid facllities first-cluss, and the whole country bids and pays for what you raise. Cattle run out the whole year and do well and two to three crops can be raised each year. Particulars given on application; correspons dence wolicited GEO. W. AMES,Gonl Agent, 1617 Farnam St., l)nnllm. Neb. Does Your vy, Underwear Pinch because it's shrunk ? If washed with Av W blizzards, 00L SOAP ‘twould always stay the same size. Same ls true of blankets and all woolen goods. Cleans t“]h&lmllle look like new. A LUTELY E—excellent for the BATH. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY RAWORTH & SCHODDE, CHICAQO, U, 8. A, | | Al | THE TALKED OF W ATER SUPPLY | 8tate Fair Managers in Session Perfecting Plans, I Build- Yetnils of the Arrang ing " the Prepn for Big Sh Nebraska The hoard ite fair ot the Millard Sutton Mar D e Gibbon, B City A. Barnes Rober Furnas h John B. Dins Dunham of Omaha rth Platte, 8, C. Basset of Va t Grand 1Is Brownvil The grour and W of water brought up by tded upon, 1s wa Mr re d d up by steam ¢ Ther artestan well w through a two-inch piy hydrants was considered definitely located ar that all buildings and L upplicd with water alfalfa buliding were ac epted, and an order for its erection The elevation shows a very neat struc with a large tower in the center, and one a trifle emaller on each sid> of the four cor- ners, it will cover a s n ground thirty-six feet square. It was reported to the b master Martin had received department at Washington to e Do at the grounds. T W cated in connection with the ¢ ber of mail boxes in the buildings, and a convenient outside. It proy to mike delivery first ery respect. It Is expected that will ‘be delivered by special carriers known newspaper men in Nebraska, and all known agricultural newspapers in world. Where it is known that such ne have wives, two tickets have bee When not, and advised, the wif upplicd. ' If any_have been omitt wili be dered a favor to be informed, when re se will follow at cnce. When edit reach the fair grounds, other, and heretofore courte will be extended A nt General Freight Agent of the Missouri Pacific is still waiting of the property near th grounds, and consequer 18 mildest ‘moods, He re an from the authorities having th charge that it would ba - executed soon This, however, he has heard for several days' past, and is inclined to doubt the au thenticity’ of the statement. He is getting anxious, and wants to commence work on he terminals as soon as possible. The Bur lington people are also becoming anxious and between the two roads there is a feel ing that the lease is a long t in_coming. Mr. Hicks, who Is acting in behalf of the State Fair and Driving Park association, says that could ot obtain a lease any sooner, as owners of the property live in the wells w with a a short dist utside the was proposed t 1sc this in the se The | ana most ot | the grounds might be well Plans for the hs rd that Post sent from th tablish a be lo- the mail all mail ptly Phillipy for the fair ly the eived he the east Kidnapper Unde BUFFALO, Aug. 2.—George the men who kidnapped Lawyer O. for ransom, hias been arrested at the housc Arvest. Allen, of 0. Cottle Mansion CAST, Showers west Portion. Aug. 2.—The forecast WASHINGTON, Saturday for Nebreaka— the extieme terly winds, For fowa—Oc slightly cooler portion; variable For Missouri—Oceasional terly winds, 1 Kan showers in the extreme e variable winds For South Dikota—G warmer in the extrem variable winds L OFFICE Of air, preceded by showers southwest portion; north- coming variable asional shower in wes prohably southwest extreme showers; south- eded stern by light portion; Fair, prec i 8'ightly portion: nerally fair southern enl Forceast. THE WEATHER OMAHA, Aug. 2.-—-Omaha_report perature’ and rainfall, “compared corresponding day of the past four 1865, 1831 rature... b2 18 A um temperature .. 61 3 Average temperature .... 18 10 recipitition Condition temperiture and g ton at Omaha for the day and since 1, 1595 1a] eDIPErAtUTe. vvveetoessessuiosessies T8 xcess for the day Accumulated excess Since Normal precipitation Deficiency for the day Total precipitation since Deficlency since March 1 Reports from Other Stati UREAU of tem: with t years Maximum tempc March March 1 182 if‘inch A1 inch b i March 111 PYTE RN TN BTATIONS. “TATE oF | WEATHER. oneid: Omana. ... Nortl Biiiie T Part eloudy 00, Part cloudy " 00 f00. 00 00 00 Louis. St Bl Duvenpo 4 Kansas City, [ 00 Deny 00 | | 45y | fult Lake Giiy. .7 o0 | 00 o 00 00 loudy Chieyenn rt cloudy Miles Cite) cloudy Part cloud * indicates trace of L. A precipitation WIZLSH, Observer. Twenty | | ONE ENJOYs Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on thg Kidneys, I,l\\-r and Bowels, cleanses the 8ys- v2m effectually. dispeis colds, head- iches and fevers and cures haditual sastipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of ‘its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac septable to the stomach, y rompt in its action and truly beneficiel in its effects, prepared nnl\' m the most bealth eable substances, its many excellent qus alities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. up of Figs is for sale in 50 cent bottles h) all leading drug- glsts. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on band will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. ~ Domnot accept any “ubstitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP €O, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LuisviLE, AEW 10K R . &Iy WILL DEPEND UPON A SYSTEM OF WELLS | | dark y | | $1.25 | | | HAYDEN HROS, Snturday Bargain Sale LADIES' WRAPPERS, Indigos and and light prints, 49¢ wrappers and light colors, 80¢, 9 ka in and Black and and white LADIES white, stripes LAWN and white and worth $4.0 s of blue, russet worth $4.50. tints of corn gr trimmed with sa SALE of Children's dimity, lawn and prices from $1.75 DRESSES. blue pink $1.95 Swiss lawn t hellotrope, $1.9: Swiss lawn trope and blue valencennes lace SPECIAL CLOSIN wash dresses, in bray, at 95e, former brown and | p helio in and LAUNDI Our RED WA 60 ist d it has been a pe pre ason and we ¢ the & e of our stock tect fully price SPECIAL ou at FURNISH SALE OF G INGS gauze NTS 100 dozen men's shirts, 10c, worth and | of men’s 50c shirts drawers, g0 at Ze cach Men's jerscy ribbed lisle thread shirts and dra orth §1.00 each, reduced to 50c. | 1,000 1 four in hand and t thes Yee, special for tomorrow 6 for Zic 1 case of Men's fast black sox, puir, worth 20¢ 100 dozen shirts, New and front each, worth 7 1,000 dozen men's negligee shirts, worth 60c | 'ECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY Men's §1.50 and $2.00 fine fur derbys, It tylee, black and Men's $1.50 and styles, black and brown Men's $1.50 and $2.00 fine fur soft ack and_brown, 9% Men's 75c and $1.00 straw balbriggan ck 10c per Blac mills unlaundered double back Ketone muslin men's York est brown, 88 £2.00 fine fur fedora, latest hats in hats Saturday Children’s straw hats and 25 and 7ic GROCERY. BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY. Minnesota Superlative, $1.00 sack. s light bread Bakers’ Delight (p Goed flour, 50c Quart can’ peach Quart plums California pea Quart can tomatoe Can good corn, b Can string beans, e, High grade Mocha and Golden Rio coffec HAYDEN'S BUTTER_DEPARTMENT, " untry butter 9¢ and 1l Finest country butter , 121 ry, 14c and 16¢, and the finest ma, ator creamery, only 18 HAY D) BROS, Leaders in Low Prices, WANT TS BXIL INCREASED (Continued fr 10¢, - 20¢ worth 2ie, 50c Best Mak can Java, 80c Creame our sepa m Second Page.) ported, K $5,000. he claiming that it amounted to n Citizens Pr Neb., Aug meeting was Po PONCA Qignation test, (Special)—An held here est ag in- yesterday the com billed The of the property are resolved not tc ground to be used on that meeting p; A protest against v 1 addressed to the the fol- nmunication: W do respectfully besee use all means his power law and order cn Sunday, August 4, and do hereby pledge ou to stand by him in any effort he may meoke to en the same.” The citizens met to prot ng of the to occur inst butchers which Sunday at this place next allow The com lowing ¢ zens of P mayor to maintain ng, an mayor nea in Gone After Rescervat SPRINGVIEW, Neb., Aug. Telegram.)—J. M. Coble, deputy United marshal, and others started for the oux fon last evening for the pur Dose of recovering 160 3-year-old steers. The steers were let out for the season by the Reliance Trust company of Sioux City, I to a squaw man, who, it is said, has gotter away with the last one of them. Some of this" same outfit of squaw men were among the pa who captured Bogeland, Clark Jackson and Murphy, who stole Amspoker's { cattle some time ago. This bunch of catile worth about $5,000, and unless they are turned to the company there will be more on the Sioux reservation. Steers, clal serva Committe NORTH PLA ‘elegram.)—A meeting of the the Thirteenth 1t Chappell date 1 1 a candidate f lieved that H the republican L Meeting O Aug, 2 call today republican Judicial distric August 17, to decide ng the convention to n judge. It Grimes of nom for 1. (Speclal issued for a of held on a minate generally b his clty will be district judge county republican central com in this ctiy August 17 to holding the county conven e, was comm tten t, to be en M mittee will sclect a date for the Su per S 1. ASHLAND, Neb, Aug. 2.—(Special.)—Hon ews favored the summer school with a lecture at the Congregational church last night. Subject, “Citizenship and Teacher,” Miss M. Meyer and sister Ell with the families of E. A. W W. A. Harnsbarger. Miss Meyer is return ing from Japan, where she was one of the faculty of Toklo college for eight years, and is on her way to Constantinople, where she will make future home. Briefs. Aug. 2.—(Sp are visiting genham and INDIANOLA, Neb., m.)—The corner cial Tele for the Masonic was laid yesterday, Grand Master H. Wilson of I officiating. A number of visiting Musons were in at- tendance John Haley petition praying Indianola hold a plenie Tw four Henry large of Holbrook or a saloon amp of Modern W Augus! 15, nches of rain fell in the last hours has Gied a pdmen will twenty- rroved ISLAND, The preliminary William Haug lon: nal assault was ended when Juc clim men. The defense alibi. The an Alibi. Neb., Aug. 2.—(Spe trial of Haug, n Oswald for crim after 1 succeeded in proving number of witnesses and their a_doubt that if a crim nitted Haugs and Oswald men committed it GRAND cial.) Sam and § las the was com were t the who | Plattsmouth PLATTSMOUTH The B-year-old da Dr. and Mr: Family Afitiet Neb., Aug. 2. ghter and only child of W. Cook died this morning after suffering with diabetes for (he months. Funeral services will and relatives from Omaha and here on that day (Special.) | past eight cour Sunday Towa will be Failu t WEEPING clal Weeping Water, WATER, Neb., Aug. 2. Telegram.)—E. E. Day, a general mei chant, who has been in b for eight vears, was closed Kilpatrick Koch & Co. of thelr agent here, W. H unt is not known as yet (Spe- 1siness by The an duy s up t Gates at Beaver Cit CITY, Neb., Aug. 2 Three heavy sh midnight yester needs no more moisture to make crop ever kno Late corn growing fast Ral PEAVER Telegram.) (Spectal rs have fallen | Early the firm we here sir corn | rgest | and is Fair Dates Changed. eb., Aug. 2.—(Special.)— has changed the dates of the fourteenth anunual Cedar county fair. Instead of September 24, 26 and 26, the dates will be September 10, 11 and 12, Rain at Duncan, DUNCAN, Neb, Aug 2.—(Speclal)—We bad a nice rain this morning, with indica- tions of more. It is just what we need for corn, The management e There is no better dinner wine than Cook's Extra Dry Imperiall Champagne. It helps digest your food - ()\[AIIA DAIL | monthe IlIC E B SOUTH OMAHA NE cccecceeceercocee The Rdu yestel at the case of Sloane day west afterncon Albright was supy his servicos. alleged in an affiday compelled to pay A Board of Edu month in order t Sloane has been back, and prog biy do £0. Whe ¥ the attentior the fact that to secur and month for the Atic th ds the MeCarty s Mo ut at Bellevue yest & Omaha ble fr arty wander where he m Justice Cr sworn out by whom Vic had some the Dawson inves Mullen stated on MeCarty had tried tc revelver, but other w Wate neat by Carty threatened to h perjury, but him not | gave bail yesterday a Mamic Cit W. A. Rader Wilson of Gre here Mrs Frank frie Attorney terday i Miss Neliie ¢ Ia., to visit friends W. . trouble Judge terday H. G town Bell nroy r some afternoon v evening th Masonic City Treas Thon; three of his fine St. | ng bench show in On Today picnic time sday will meet a members yndicate p W at M g for the b b was a finan, Payl Henni, a butch Twenty-fourth and J f several fine chicke all night in fre t chur e funeral of Charles § at his hom, consumption A large number tended. The commission firm & Co. failed yesterday Stock Yards National f the firm's affa announced it cau change, as the solid as a rock ness in West was hel of fr Dul ar City to evening. » a run to Cy the n All wheelmen ny th 114 Blank from A E tain of the club. rhett Ge NEW YORK, Aug today approved the Corbett divorce case bett an absolute vight to resume Lake. Sh te me payable marry again, luring the life Mrs, € dive her Eemi- of h N removed he of T firm w assigned as the N ref recel but Corbett s against the Sloane was a school for posed to draw ot long ag it that he h Hagan, se 0, the sum of p his job. N to wants if he was cal the cowrt wal e had not g in th ext Monday t e was then po get it ed away form ay John words on At imidate that v urt on Mull th th rney tim release 1 was ¥ Gossip. sick nfield, Ia., of Papillion S has gone to has been il w is hetter apillion was iting his frien Woman's relie 1as Hoctor will rnard dogs at t A of St. Ag ark. At provided rs. D, ( nefit of clal success r doing b treets, repg Fir isin ts ns from his coop, nt of his place. imak Albright vesterday fends i hur af m On | of Waggon afternoon bank wiil When the fail nsiderable sur as supposed t markets and sl cause. club en ow fair xt Sunday t Plattsmounth city ™ cling e elub, ) North has been elect tx Her 2.—Judge Gild, feree’s finding This gives Mrs, orce decre maiden ve $3.200 a v annually Sh forbidde; is wife. LW LOCAL NREV Yesterday over the rem in Dentist Sher under the influence dict attached m:.p A meeting of t club was held at ing. D. H. Whee Foster, A. H. Briggs short addresses Seve ceived, Bud Ev ny. Bud thought to be from Mrs, William [ dette strest. The whe hall of the house We Louis Essman of city a stranger v hands of confidence m out of $25. They us giving the cor of den’s of ans s ir is the m Essman bond as security The swindlers for th "W ashington | i who have not ner held an Mrs. Grier, w chair Thursda chloroform. Isaae H 1, and Mr. Holme ral members on the ch because stole a of len f; aftern ted ishman dnesday DeWitt day and en, who swind e the bagg came he money been he ad PERSONAL 1* J W ton. TR, guest, €. J. Hysham, the Paxton Miss Jennie Farr, tered at the Barker R. H. Musgrove, ( tered at the Barker Mr. J. T rivals at the Barker H. D. Jenkins, registered at the Bark Mr, Elias Alloud ker from Philadelphia J. €. Dahlman, spectors, is in the cit General Solicitor M east last n He w days. The friend Williams of Red at is Minnesota Cric arrived this o aking the su n Is and Oakland city cade oseph Carhart, Cloud, Minn., and erintendency of Millard Mrs, Fred Rleman dalia, widow of the L man of Jlinois, s the Coburn for a few days Passeng Watertor nt Sayl Superint Is sehe sup suy General Eikhorn is in rive home Sunday his European trip. panied by Miss Chief Surgeon Galb cific, Dr. R. Harvey F, Conner, Mrs and Master Willle for Hailey, Idab The public generally at Mr. E. M. St tion of chief clerk pening, las now pular hotel his many friend hearty weleo hotel strictly cla Mercer hotel arrival Sioux City; I ifith, Chicago; ( ity; J. H. Justee , C. B. Keyes, Linc Miller, O'Neill, Ne Healey Younell Biuft Converse, Milwauk G Ga in D its Nebraskas At the Paxton—C. V. Oliver, Hastings At the Mrs. A At the B Cassel E Town, M W, Arcade—W. GRIER-Susan, ag afternoon, August 1, Charley Grier. Funeral to take dence, 3314 Parker noon at 3 o'clock. ment, St. Mary Friends invited, Lansing of L Univ Barker with Heed of (0 kney and always Newman 5 at the Merchants—Aaron Wall, Hinds, Arlington Douglas; Grand Island. plac street Auguit 3, ARAGRAPH Wayne is a Oak, Ia., is re ersity P ce, registered at t Pa. ne of the deputy ofl ¥y from Chadr anderson left ill be away ab Ket club and morning at 10 their headq r of th endent are guests at rintendent of an applicant Omaha schools, and ate Congressm guest of Mr. gent Bughanar wn, Wis. He Mrs. Buchana They will b Barber. ith of th neinr braith, Miss Ibraith, ' left the special car will by who has h of the Merce taken s will be ple who will re find the s and up to s A 1 8 seorge H St. Louis oln; J. H b.; L. H Van: Kine R Ha: s; J. M. Cony Marnatt G. Wilsor J. 8. Cassel o 1895, years, beloved from fam! e Magdalen Board atfon was called in Justice Levy's court stand him with a | he did not Mullen arres usements May's name The we fell into tncoln is at the children of Kent, Cle Saturduy of Junitor twenty $40 a Sloane ad bee retary ¢ $10 per w tha his $200 an_ pos ed you do sty Arrested for Assnult, his du | nd got as far away | arrested by A con- A com n, with day of trial that sad ihe Me- ed advi McCarty 1. visiting Atlantic th lung n town ot corps hall and reorganize. exhibit | he com church of Th st rs Bap s near the loss which who diel lay of ternoon naha at Birney take charge ure was prise on 0 be as )W busi- joyed a grounds ve club starting are art will y-fourth ed cap- Divorce. er in the Cor the Ollie ear ali- e may n to do ith inquest ho died while ver- Fourth Ward Republican 1l last even- AW, o< made re re- arge he 7 rom the oon to the the led him e plan of i an alleged $1,000 government 1vanced caught Pax- Millard gistered Council Bluffs, is regis- jlumbus, Neb., is regis- Lewlis and wife are Chicago ar- is he Bar- in on for bout the ten their ), and arters, In city of the the Ar- schools for the is at v an Rie William n of the will ar 1 from accom n Pa ati, Dr Nugent yesterday glad to know ield the since fon of ased (0 coive @ Mercer late. lement veland r, Kan J. Mil zelet, J Choneland L. L G Hotels. St. P aul; H Loup City; Aur Cook Thursday wife of ily re after- Inter. metery. KASPARL. WAS ARSEN] Board Orders Thirey rtment After a year of comparative harmony an other split has developed fn the Board o Works, and if the present there livelier times Men in on, Publi continue are in" pros pect. At the terday af! par was absent regular meeting of the board Street Commissioner Kas Consequently the proceed brief, but important. Commis a Winspear introduced a resolution by | which the street commissioner was instructed | yes rnoon ings were sloner to at ay off indefinitely every employe in his partment except the street eclean ing and sidewalk repair gangs This aff o rty men, Th tion was ¢ clared passed and then Chairman Munrc introduced another which practically de | prived the street ¢ oner of f his own d It provided tha the strest commissi r should be directed to submit to the board a detailed daily MHis De- conditions 1 ots tly 1 t 1 port of e.ch man employed m his department | ding day, the report to show was employed n the | where each man any hours he worked. This was adopted without discussion. The contrac for grading Mason street from Twenty-eightl | to Twenty-ninth street was let to Alfred | Brainard at 11 cents. | The contract for | tween Twenty-eighth Mason and Pacific der for 13 ¢ der in each case The action of the street department man Munro to be in that department that the July pay $3,000, or nearly double what it wa: single’ month of last year, - A the cause He 1 cur the alley be nty-ninth an to the sam the only bid grading and T pets was | He was board in regard explained by because the exper were too high roll had amount was Chair in any of boils 1's Sarsaparill s these troubles. od 18 ruptions d a Impure t ind_other purifies the bic SECTI fgration Wele % Azo Went W n people wel or NALISM DOWN med tha Ktw nd the southe mmigration that Happlly hinges e tide of flowiug not more me A tew A newcomers the nattves, 1 was are enthusiastic over | this region are the that finds ng southern people. restful inste rous season 1an is e strang one 0 small a desire tc or that of to pile up rests their tless. fuc bu nge am temperament Is fodder f generously furni round. Think with six month: calculations We laugh at the turning disgusted from Colorado, climate was supericr, but that a live on ‘“climate.” Applying the south the hum part for here a man comes prettty to live on climate. Three-fift growth is produced by the a 19 the first and most continuous life source, “climate” in the south can furnish sustenance. For all data, information of al kinds and prices, terms and location of O rd Homes lands address Gecrge W, A eral at, 1617 street, Omaha raska, is no rig never p after cr what a man can ac winter eliminated from incident of the man saying couldn ry to gone, bl his s of it is ear bein arnam A Conehing Trip Yellowstone park wouid be an worth trying. Splendid roads, su perb coaches, fine” horses, gool drivers, the grandest ry in the world, all found there. Send 6 cents in stamps to Charles S. Fee, general passenger agent Northern railroad, St. Paul, Minn., for touris Through novation Pacific book. BURLINGTON ROUTE. Half Rates to to Colorado Springs Pueblo, August 11 and 12, annual meeting of the ceutical association Return limit, September 1 Call at 1324° Farnam street information J. B. R Denver, And also Manitou and American Pharma- and get full aolds, - Woven wire bed springs, 8Sc W. R. Bennett Co.'s cost sale City Passenger Agent. at Injured b Ralph Cramer ful accident last he selling_papers Twentieth and Farnam steets. A runaway horse, attached (o a buggy came tearing alonz the et. One of the wheels of the bugg caught the boy, throwing him against the curbstone and cutting a frightful gash in his head. The lad was picked up and carried 1o his home nway Horse. wehoy, met with a pain- Just before 6 o'clock in the ot night was cinity cost clearing sale, furniture, baby refrigerators, efc., at Bennett's i Sl o) CALIFORNIA OR TEXAS. rriages, Vin Sunte Fe Route. r lowest rates on Uckets and best ac- ccmmodations call on or address E. L. Pa‘mer, P. A. Santa Fe Route, Room 1, First National Bank, Omaha. - A wges. Offered by tne Chicago, Milwaukee Paul railway, the short line to Chicago. A clean train made up and started from Omaha. Baggage checked from residence to destination. Elegant traiu service and cour- teous employes. Entire train lighted by electricity and hated by steam, with electric light in every berth nest dining car service in the west, with meals served “a I carte.” The Flyer leaves at 6 p. m. dally from Unlon depot. City ticket office, 1704 Farnam street. S. Carrier, city ticket agent R 0 to IKunsax City and W the Burlington route, Saturd & St C. Via 10, Train leaves Unlon depot, Tenth and Mason streets, Omala, at 9:15 p. m. Back Monday morning in time for breakfast, Tickets and full information nam street., ay, August at 1324 F A chance to W. R fu Bennett ¢ sh at cost prices furniture clearing sale. A PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION, At Do For this Auzust 14-24, 1 occasion the Union gell tickets at the rate uf round trip from Misouri river Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou Pueblo. Tickets on sale August 11th 12th A. C. DUNN, City Passenger and Ticket Agent, 1302 Far- nam street Would To_spend Sur The round route is on And the & ver fare for the terminals and and Be gust rate it lay, A $2.50. clal excursion train leaves Union depot, Tenth and Mason sireets at 9:156 p. m., Saturday, August 10 Monday miorning in time for breakfast Tickets and full rmation at 1324 nam street. S’}Q’.fi:! | ‘ 4 | wholesome, a Good Tden 11 in Kansas City? via the Burlington the Omha Back RIERIERIERIEEIE RovaL Bakm others. free and alum. ARORIORIORT G 1% pints teaspoonful ing_powder, | nearly % pint va Griddle Cukes. flour, 4 tablespoonfuls sugar, 1% teaspoonfuls Royal Bak- 2 (ablespoonfuls butter, 4 €ggs, milk. Rub to white, light P Y sift flour, salt and powder (o- gether; add to butter, ete., with milk and egg whites whipped to dry froth; mix to- gether into a smooth batter. Bake in small cakes; as soon as brown turn, and brown | the other side. Have buttered baking tin; fast as browned, lay them on it, and spread raspberry jam over them! then bake n which lay ‘on others already done, 1 at a time. vear mplish his he plant 18 the air giving 1es, in- on account of the cream butter and sugar, add yelks of eggs, | litures 1| 1 to over pimples advantages of I | is pre-eminertly suited for t | but Pacific will | to | \ Pass, ¢ PowbpER excels all | thi: | v [1 ISR RIS City Chemist, St. Louis: It is highest in strength, pure, PRIV R IR IORIOFLIOF ORI IOR ORI ore, | batter; Repeal | paus, in & rather hot oven v minute SUSPENDERS A few weeks ago we had a Suspender Sale. There 100 dozen Suspenders of one lotand we thought we would have enough to to last Wl sold out and so many of our customers were disappointed that we decided to do it W will give you tomorrow another were over us o week, but by 2 o'clock on the first day they were over again—So we bought out anotlier suspender factory Fifteen Cents will be the price the The lot offering this even Suspenders of excellent web, all colors and shades o You Only two pairs to a enstomer full of sold from out of weare time s better than last . fine brass buckles rubber ends never houg pair for Pifty Cents. and none to deal them on our the You can see a window they ors, Douglas street front and will b window only Iall Catalogue ready Augu 15.—Send your name ROM oIRECT oM THE TAN K. CHEAPERTHANSTEAM No Boiter. No Steam. No Engincer. Best Power for Corn nnd Feed Mills, Baling Hay, Running Creameries, Separators, &, GASOLINE 110120 . P K050 H. P Bend for Catalogue, Prices, ete,, describiig work tobe dona, "THEOTTOCAS ENCINEWORKS 330 & Walnut Sts., PUILADELPHIA, PA, Chicago, 245 Lake St., Omala, 321 So. 15th St. EDUCATIONAL, MARMADUKE MlLITARY INSTITUTE Tl Grent Milit Sehao of the West though cnly four years old has for the last three Jargest entollient and income of any military school west piHiver except one In Minnesota, and s the only one Goew not receive iy pupils. This phenomenal growth S due o sup Vantages Ivestigute them, - Seventy-five acros with Iprovenon Tisht culty all University Kradus AL Separtment: gymnase um, and the WStUCLOR -« Ennid foo ball and base ball Gelds and AL For smil Doy for i to LBSLIE MARMADUKE, years had £ the M in the west the. i that and Sweet Mo A DAUGHTER OR WARD TO CHRISTIAM GOLLEGE, i : COLUMBIA, - = - MISSOURI. DUCATE ?- e nding seha Famous e - page f1ust. 1 n th Is the seh Sonthw E ¥ ey Mrs. Luella Wilcox St. Clair, President. DUCATIONAL, Seminary for oung Ladies OMAHA, NET ROBERT DOHERTY, 8. 0. D, R Fall Term Begins SEPTEMBER IS8TH. SEND FOR ( | $t. HARY’S AGABEMY PUSH IT ALONG, cts that Benefit th rthy of Attention n While paying crops of corn, , can and are being raised on this land, it k farming and raising. There is not a vegetable and few fruits known to the northern gard ener which cannot be fection and more the west or north of high prices, Publie / [ oats, cotton, etc fruit grown in greater per- abundantly here than in also have the chance | your season s a | long time earlier than anywhere clse. The | fact is that the real truth about the capa- | bilities of the wonderful soil when handled by live, energetie, intelligent man, is almos nd comprehension unless you have per- 4 the land and found out for is really being done. Bring capital to this country, and with it push, brains and a willingness (o fit your self to the country and its circumstances You will soon have your home, and have it sooner, easler and with more comfort in it present and prospective, than you can find anywhere clse. It you can raise fruft and vegetables where you are and do it well come hery and do it ier and better and make more moncy out of it. If you have children to educate and find it hard work to keep thew in school while you earn your living and theirs, com here where you can grow crops twely months in the year, instead of six, and can keep your children 'tn school twice as long When you have built your home and learned something of the comfort you can take in it you will bless the forty broughit you | here. Correspond with Geo. W. Ames, Gen- | eral Agent, 1617 Farnam strect, Omaha, Ne- | braska. | | Rev tor self what your little (ONE MILE WEsT € £ UNIVERRITY.) 80th Academic Term will open Monday Scpt 2, 1895 The Academie Course s thorough in the I tary, Senior und Classieal Grades. Mo ton the plan of the best (o Depart tories of e Furniture buyers should see th w. 15 0q) v fopartment for ehildronwde 1 Apply for Logue 1o 1 NEMAT NN ACA DL Y Daine I, 0., Kt i : ) WENTWORTH A I MILITARY o iont ckemiee ot oo | K ACADEMY A ( Lexington, Mo turning via Montrose, Gur uding meals, | f 8.8 ELLERS, A. M and Denver, nd 22, Rate, i Supt. | will Omaha Harcourt Place Seminary, Gamb-cr. 0. Mani nd Mars| turning t by Omaha tember Tire highest futelicoty omfortable home, n f ption o wil thist hotels, sleeping ough mental ruinz st ge UNIVERSITY OF NDTBF DAME The 108rd Beaston W Opon TUESDAY, SEPT, Grd, 1885, Full Courses In Classics, Letters. Sciance, Civil_and Mechanical Enginee:ing Thorough Propara to % reli 8 Edward o Hall for b P un Complutoness of 1t ¢ Cata a6nt frae on wppilont SV ANDREW MOL bargair At cost price R. Bennet Ameriean A xey A perso Omaha on August Denver, Manitc ton, Ouray, and orado resorts, r nison, Salida Omaha August hotels, sleeping cars A second excursion gust via Denver, to Salt Lake, re Pacifie, arriving in Rate, including meals, ete., $1 An 17.25. ©. DUNN, City cific system, Pass 1202 — to gton 1 & Tkt Farnam Ag! treet tabie, ) good Liann al ¢ $2.50 1a 0. Omaha Jurli Kausas the te, o io the ary's (nllvo‘ aaive, K il i) 1 uction he ¢ and. it ¢ ! from lime, ammonia two o, HIGG AMEHIUAN GUNSEH_VATURY until | Hallot & Davis bake anot them. Sift plac twice, to |58 over them, | foe 1ah cooking. have u bateh, which sugar plentifully in @ moderate oven to fir Cup Cake. 1 cupful butter, 2 cupfuls teaspoonful Royal bakiug flour, 20 drops Extract Bitter Almonds the butter and sugar to & cream; wdd egge, 2 at a time, beating it five nutes be tween each additlon, Sift togeiler the l\< ur und powdsr, which add to the Lutter with the extract, Mix Into a smooth, m"J um bake in well greased cups or muflin you Jam use caver i nnrmmuv FEIMLE IGADENYW High grade English and Clasieal Schoo). ).iteran Toub | - Hiah frade Knetish and Classoe) s : e e b D KEMPERHALL, "o A Boyw' Boarding School, Eopt. 18, 1495, For Catalogie addresy VY 3 COLEMAN.A. ML Head Mastog, sugar, 4 egg powder, 3 ¢ L cksinl | per. 1A