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TWO WAYS. CHOOSE WHICH /!

There are two usual ways OF doing what Mature some
timss does incomplstely, namely 70 relieve the hewsls-
One 10 10 swallow . drastic purGsHvs which svscuAtss
p~rofusely. abruptly and with paint the ether u v take
Hsststtsrs Stomach Bittsrs, the snsct Of which b net
violent bnt sufficiently thsrsuSh, and which does not
ESips the ~intsstinsA THE nnt h selected. the person
employing It need not expect permanent benefit and he
cannot hope 10 escape tbs dsbftitsuns reaction which
leaves the organs As bad or worse on than before. IT,
on the other hand, lie resorts 20 the BiusrS he can rely
upon the restoration of a regular habit ~ body ronse.
Quent upoi a rem, val OF a hsslthfui ton. IN iEr lnt.s 4
nal canal besides heAithfully relaxing the bvwsla tho
Sittsrs srouses a dormant liver. imp4rts . bsAsnslA I'm.
pstus 10 the Aetiou Of the kiaasys Aad soustssaets tAs
early twinsss OF Rheumatism. . tsnasAsy 70 .osk "a
malaria In al is fsrAA.
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90 IoFa IoTT 'E1 dividend.
BOsToN RI nstsa ouoT
Feb. II

oAfuhDAf, FeD. III.
The Stock Exchange markets felt to-day the
full force OF the Saturday Half-holiday law,
There was absolutely nothing deserving oom-
ment In any department Of the Exchange. The
only news was the bank statement, which shows
a further employment Of the Idle money Of tho
banks, they having increased their loans during
tho week over So. 100000. This has resulted In
a moderate increase In the deposits. which. to-
gcthsr with a loss In money OF over SO, 0OO.O 900,
principally to the Sub-Treasury. resulted In Q
decrease In the surplus OF nearly 2.5OO.O 900.
However, the reserve Is still considerably above
the legal limit and larger thaA a year ago. The
few transactions in stocks made by the room
traders this morning resulted In sliEhtly lower
prices. but the movement was absolutely with
out significance.
Che week has been one OF the du!lest Wall
slr.c' Id 90, /. wi n"-rl. The felinr" HI.
been The continued slIeIig,n oil Tho market in
the face Of bad news. This news has consist
cd chiefly OF the rste-cutting west OF Chicago.
Contrary to the expectations Of the bears. tbs
Generalization In rates has not been permitted
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A Desc Lsns Wateh ny HIs Master Who
had Fallen Dead IN the Snow.

BoDIE. Cal, Feb. 1l.-About the middle OF
January Mr.. H. p. Noyes started to walk to this
place from Sherwin's Station. accompanied
only by his little dog. He wore snowshoes and
carried provisions for four days. As he was u
good mountaineer nobody feared chat he would
not be able to finish his trip In safety In three
or four days time. But ut the end OF two
weeks the little dog. gaunt. cadaverous. and
nearly starved, returned alone to Sherwin's,
and by its piteous whining and strange actions
soon convinced all who saw 1t that something
was wrong.
A search party started out which found tho
dead body OF Mr.. Moves about ton miles from
the station. lying face down in tho SNOW he
had apparently died instantaneously from
heart disease, and the faithful dog had stayed
by him watching his remains. 1t must have
outside the circle showed why It's vigilance had
been necessary: Although the dog was almost
starvcd when 1t returned to the station. ths
food Mr.. Noyes had taken with him lay by his
side untouched. The little creature had kent
up its vigil for two weeks. fighting way the
coyotes and enduring the pangs OF hunger with
food in plain sight. because II would not touch
its masters rations without permission.
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rrh. Sale Of the H.n,.s,on Factory.

WATERFOWL, Feb. IA brilliant array OF
legal talent appeared before Judge Williams In
this city to-day to argue as to the approval or
dlsapproyal Of tho sale OF Remington 4 Sons
property ut Ilion. which was made at Uticalnst
week. In the order which Judge Williams made
fer the sale OF the property. he reserved the
right to set aside the sale for any seemingly
sufficient ground. Since the sale was made for
$152,000, a company OF capitalists have decided
to offer for the property 100000. and asked tho
Court to hold the sale open. This question wis
argued hy Thomas Richardson Of Hon and
Risley for the creditors who want the sale con
tlrmed. A. N, Beards!ey for the firm Of HartlyN
4. II. Nils Of Little Fails Tor a nnmSsr Of cred.
itors, Ex-At,orney-General O,'Brlen appeareti
for the people, The, receivers favored the set
price might be run up to 1900. 900. and the cred
itors would, benefit thereby. The sale was .et
that $4,000 would be bid upon the next sale.
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Az Opium snurRIsr I,anxht.

WATERFOWL, Feb. linear Philadelphia,
Jefferson county. yesterday afternoon. ssysn-
Weight packages, containing 7S0 pounds OF
prepared opium OF the highest quality. were
iound In the barn Of Ephraim Gardner. who
was arrested at Redwoodon Tuesday night, and
itr9In whom about 1000 pounds OF opium were
believed that Gardnor Was one Of the chiefs in
me ring Of smngglnrs engaged in tho opium
n"pe' ne "h'Tis Nrrr concealed In Gardner!
laIri hal. rlrrm. WAX. h"nIur nj tLn. Ton. In lie
tsa're OF which lopsr hay was stuffed. Tpon
il is sh belisayeed % ,,;s i4e room was diseoyered.
REsetised Tor some tim sas Garansps e aaI 1ss
So N congestion With the seizure at Red
"sSe' sakes place at O~kdsnsburg to-day.
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The Iee.lscked AurbWrs,

PORTLAND, Me- Feb. 1.-THE revenue
steamer Dallas has Just arrived from \ cruise.
Capt. Barre reports that Penobscot bay IL
frozen as far out as Owls Hend and vinal Hs-
were embedded In the Ice. No vessel should be
sent thero without . tug.
PRoyISCETowN, Masa. Feb. ll.--Proyinoe-
drift ice. which extends from Wood End TO tho
Truro shore; The Toe drifted IN during the
c. Mariner Is caught n tho loo OF Long Point.
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New E.sIs.d Intercollegiate Assseiatisa
Boston. Feb. 1.-The annual meeting Of
the New England Intsr-C Collegiate Association
was held hero to-day. Brown was not rep
resented. and the resignation OF Bowdoin.
which was presented. was accepted. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President. FL.
iDartte # Dartmouth vISs;P.esidents; J ! !: n.
urer, W. i. White: Executive Committee. G.. F.
stearns. ii, j" Willard. William Scudder, A. I.
Clarke. and z, G. ,Psnniman Of Worcester. It
WAS voted to hold the annual games for the
Championship cups at Worcester about tho last
of Nav
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silver balance. s4s, iii, essi against ss7.7as saa Last Sal.
urdsy.
Internal revenue receipts for the week, s2,-
t6.515. 1905, against s6.67I.S j last week.
.b b9i!! .as $sG assiS on d ssg' t,s b n% is!f sl,s Sanxs:
bonds held to secure such deposits. S57, 900,
against $57,0 OPS. 900 last Saturday.
National bank circulation outstanding. 1884,
tired circulation. 500, 1886; bonds to secure
circulation deposited during the week, Sl42.-
500: withdrawn. 100000.
Discount in tho open market in London. IL
to ~ v per cent, Paris advices quote 8 v
cents at 8l.47S. and checks on London. 25. 1851.
The time within which securities OF the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad can be
deposited under tho forms Of the reorganization
The statement. Of tho New York. Philadelphia
ended Dec. 81, shows the gross earnings to have
ings, 500, 007. an increase In net earnings Of
S31. $3.50 as compared with the preceding year.
The Increase In freight tonnage during tho
year was % y cent
Messrs, Clark, Dodge 4 CO. q this city, in
90 peS5iAi o eaS5Is az and ST %esstsrn Kaiirop ei ccm Gs1;So st
the Ciinch Valley division Of that company.
The mortgage includes equipment OF the cash
value OF $500 900. This gross earnings Of the
company for the year 1887 increased 81 y cent.
dns,inIs q hno Sehar61s, was sns sSsSi 4 90 Fl. The sub,
simultaneous issue Of these bonds will be made
I'm London.
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ELMmA, Feb. l1.-Charlcs r.. Hastings and
Edwin T. Thayer. real estate men OF Buffalo.
wore arraigned before the Recorder this morn-
ing charged with grand larceny. The com-
plainant is Samuel L. Wright. formerly Of
Wright Il Scott. bucket shop propristors In this
city. who charges that the defendants. while In
the stock and grain business In New York. 30
licited patronage OF Wright h Scott. and 10 OBJ
tain 1t falsely represented themselves Nnan-
debts and liabilities: that through such repro
sensations, Wright 4 Scott sent ni!iny orders.
and were dsfrauded out Of 81. 302 AZ 4 motion
OF the illegality OF the arrest and the insult
~ficiency Of the warrant was denied. and they
pleaded not guilty. Tho case was adjourned to
Feb. lG, and bail was given In tho sum Of 81 .0G0
In each case. Mr.. Burton II. Wilson Of Buffalo
becoming their surety.
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The wA,pp,as Post In Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Feb. ll-seven negroes and
six whites. convicted Of petty larcsniss. were
whipped with from Ave to ten lsshes each at
Now Castle this morning About 200 spectators
p~unishment without ninching. but two Of them
sauirmsd constantly. One OF the gesross. on
chew OF tobacco. Samuel Long lwhite). con-
viicted OF check forgery, stood one hour IN the
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Tho Joint Executive Committee Of the
trunk lines and the Central Trshic Association
ratified Yesterday the decision OF the trunk
limo Executive Committee that the roads east
Of Chicago should not pro rate or in any way
share in the cutting OF rates west of that
centre on through business to and from the
sesboard. This keeps the fight where 1t
originated and belongs. 1t was also decided to
rsiso the rate on grain billed from st. Paul and
cents pei, 100 pounds. Chicago to New York.
The subject OF establishing a bureau Of in
lines TO prevent false receipts, Improper classi-
~fication. and the practice Of other devices for
beating the tarin rates, was taken up. A sim
termini OF the trunk lines for some time, and
has helped preserve an absolute uniformity Of
indicated.
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PHILADELPHIA. Fob. ll.-Peter j. Whslen.
a bartender. died this morning from the effects
Of a stab wound made by Charles Flowers on
Monday night last. Flowers and Whalen On
gagged In a friendly scufio In the saloon where
the latter was employed for tho possession OF
ceiyed a severe cut 10 the abdomen. which re-
suited In his death. Flowers Ii In custody.
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"Cod Bless the Duke of Areyle"

Tho most distressing forms Of itching and innAmma.
tory diseases Of the skin and scalp are instantly relieved
and permanently cured BY the CUTICURA RENRplRs.
when all othsrs fail.
CUTIcURA, the Great skin Cure, and CuTICuRA
SOAP. an exquisite Skin B~sautinsr. prepared from q.
externally. and CUfIcURA RRsoLvBNr. the new
Blood Purifier. internally. cure every form Of torturinE
dishTuring. itching sealy. and pimpiy diseases Of the
akin. scalp and blood. with less Of hair, from infancy 10
old age
Ihave been cured OF . most unbearabls itching skin
disease by the cUT1CURA REMEDIES. They have on.
ablsd ms to escape years Of suffering. You may use ny
namo a. n reference, and any one who wants 70 know
about my case may write ms, enclosing stamp.
". q. BROOKS, ~ Grove o., Providence. R. l.
I am q canvasser. and one year Ago ! was badly
afflicted with salt rheum, so that I was unable to walk.
ltried the CuTICURA REMEDIES, and they entirely
cured me. y. L PERRY. Rome, n. 7.
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTTCURA. 500; SOAP. $50
~REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared BY the POTTER DRUG AND
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So illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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Two years ago I was attacked with eczsma. icanros
tell you what suffered. Twas the most forinrn .,se.
tacle you ever shw. Charles Kennedy Of thi, place
showed mo your pamphlet on skin diseascx ana amoAY
them I found the description suitable to my vase. I
bought the cuTlCuRA REMEDIES. took seven
bottles with the CuTfCURA and SOAP. and the rcsni,
is . permanent cure. Ithoupht I would val, and SEQ 1,
II would come back, but Il has proved all ynu said Il
would do 20 l will say God bless yon and YOURS
TIoS L. GRAY Iearer,ow,. Oh,n
l. John J. Case, Il. q. g.. having practised dentistry In
this country for t~hlrty.nve years, and being well known
to Thousands hereabouts with . view ia heir any vino
are afflicted As Ihave been for the posi- twelve years
testify that the CuTrCuRA REMEDIES cured me II
Psoriasis, or scaly Skin, in eight days. after the dontur.
with whom lhad consulted gave ie no help or cncour.
sgement JoHN J. CASE, b. Us.
NEWTON, M.
The cUTIcuRA REMEDIES have permanently cured
me Of dandruf and fsoia, eruptions when nil otusr
remedies had failed. For nine months my head has
beon entirely free from the slightest signs OF dnndruh.
and my skin is as clear ~ when was a boy.
LOU THOMPSON. New Britain, Conn.
HANOS Soft. white, and free from chaps and red.
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SATURDAY; TeS S., illSm IN; ~, AND AND MIA.m1T r,s
:sS.sss.. 9 sss;sls t' ssanss ! !, 9 fsss.a y 3; q ~. nj
XXX r i eoS y. s .sS Sssssnss' "'os$1"' Su'k"A'A'
the south, SAID 10 bs based on The, discovery that The
stock at New Orles an. !. ~ co. bales les. than reported:
he st.!liiesi po:i.,on And t Ri.,I ineIs .,rci, s .=lnD,,u.Rp!s e.
assi. WHSGs that q y.hs United, state. Is fully SodG
bales OF the same weight = week making lso goo bales
z .s:s sI. and To- ssi Il 3 .hi ef Ss 5 Z .I e ' :sssi t.G IL .hs S y e.
3. ;siissi% ssi.rss,s QUIZ 4. Xxx Ssts, s:s: !: . tsIS:
P psIs III I'D fCr futures. With sslss sssrss.tias ss'so5
Bales:
February. a. 10 $50 June ........ 70. $40. October. .lonsc,
haLsA''.'. 10 Q re ] 4 usa:t 10 81. DScemSer 800
nay. ...... 10. 76e. september "io.Ssc. January. oaso,
GKoGrmss-cones on the ,Io, quiet and UNCHANGED
Rio options were fairy active bnt nnss.Iiea ana closed
lees At the following prices;
MaacE.. 1850 july .".-.i l.!so. S%oyenbsr" A 2os-
AApyi: Il. SO Gs.pie.s.r iii.ssSe
a sss .q dss:, s sni :sssisssss' tsss :s.nd.sS als.aifssti
AZ: sss.I s,,s,'. ..d Hi Ss.S.I err s4 ,:s;si ' TX ssl ~ ssss
We ysiis.s ssissss; aolsiss'i'.aA'' and s"'S car
". "a e, Hgss ot !Sss. a 70. Hp sii's sn aS' % SO sst for ~. June ::
also 80 tsns domestic. Lead for April, +e5c" which Is an
"is"s-wIrar fn'urc- were s~.ahisr. In, Qlie, crop
.rr" ir- ar, Il" F,,..' a.. l'."''s, r"sa - ~ 70.
s S.i' i .sss sss.sss.' 81 sss.$ s$$s'; Gssssssss ssS;.. = at! sI K:
lad snii.ss ;II.nl y sss1Ss d:hy:sta iAI,..
sasu isiui s.s. ~. ;5sos 49, sssA. ' X. IN 1as ssi's y Sssls. iss
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USE sCATTER-CORNs

u you FAYE 4 rAisyUL Gofs IA SStH5os , q
WAITS on AoLBs. Il Instantly stsps the pAiA and VIII
remove : hare or ssft GERS. wArt msls boaisn. o. osk
Keeps The feet perfectly eonfort.sls
ton. insist ON HAVING SCATTER CoRNB IN WHITE
WRAPPER PRINTED WITH RED INK, PRICE iOc,
AT ALL DRrGGlSlS' OR ny MAI.
H. N. O'NElil" druggist t6i hudson st; New York.
cures coIn6inel. It gi,es satisfaction. and Is really an
article Of merit"
.krS ssar A fGSef gSts.s sf;t Is s iiiy rs 4 \ TIE sIss
81 igs5 A S Sq. 1 As9r ssSo LOO siLTxh Sos
W.. u. HIsc0x q 90. newark. u. J.
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A CONTEMpTIBLE WORLD LIE.

FILM skin prevent.d 81 CTTiI tSnR1 s sG01HHPeo' " '"'
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FAITHFUL THOUGH SrAKvING.

A NJ Soft. white. and free from chaps and red
ness. by using OuTiCCRA SOAP.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTrCURA. 500. oAP $50.
SOLVE u. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AM
CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Masa
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AS-Send for "How TO Cure Skin Diseases, - "a pags
So illustrAtionA and 100 teatimoniala.
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Gkocypss-Cones OH the lIot quiet and unchanged;
Rio optiDns were fairly active bnt unsettled AMI closed
irregular; sales 81, 7Sn bAgA closing with sellers Tor
lees Al the fOl,ow ing prices:
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sEcoED-Abeut sl2. oo. 600 nrss preferred stock, S
per cent non. cumulative.
To the holders Of SIS, oouooo "B" bonds uor
oalsnce) ".y:":;,... .....: 100000
underlying and "B" coupons. at THEIR par
value about ..-...""...I:.";".. $4,000
as specined .".".".:.. 2sooooo
To contracting and building company, under
contract before mentioned .-.:..:-... 100000
poses of reorganization ..".....".rn.. 100, 600
--
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o1OoOo,oOO
As will be seen from tho foregoing table.
"B IT %MIa fIs.tS KS Iessi.s ,sS I'll So Of shsi, Pre-.
F 9ssSs r. s,s ssas s sss .s sHa s1 asss, Ia 70 Is S 5: :. A.!
d. .saS With I al Coupon. ms,ur G"a1 Alter Sss nov \ 70 / fu ISL.
fiis, p@rsferred stock win g given, .! pa. Tor Any I'm.
.I IsSsIs ;.s q. ,T PsJ ssn,; o ri i, snRTY% y. q s sI:s y, s sllS Sss%
ssapistsd,. on BEND. d]spss:itsdy = oPcs IatsS.:, during
4, az ,s .e,,.si e, .n ,sr RI snns. H. 3. o p.i,y,lssf ,h q, sIy time .!.h,
WIN accrue from such later dates as the COMMITTEES may
%oUF sslE:s s.d s2s IT no ls,s e . Ets:.T :,a ssr s sss: :.sh g. e.:
SS bond deposited with all coupons maturing after
DEFERRED INTEREST SCRIP HOLDERS receive new
r.R sss9P PhE Eii!fEkia SSH sTo q 1i5 who pay til.
sGSSSR ss .;:in.is.:
prescribed receive new Common Stock at the rate q
one new share for each sId oS one :oh T.s ss os : ,!os s I.
Preferred. O. on each share Of second Preferred, and
i:r as f s;sei ts VII 81 Ct i ss%%s fs. the sss amount S;s s 81 s.! ~:
ments so paid
All assessments not paid by tho stockholders will DO
paid by the Syndicate, which will receive therefor the
securities forfeited by delinquent stockholdenG
The voting power on the new stock will be vested TORS
years in J. Pierpont Morgan, John Crosby Brown ana
George Bliss, and certificates OF Beneficial Interest will
be issued 10 represent the new shareh
NO MORTGAGE CAN BE
PLACED UPON THE PROPERTY
AHEAD OF THE NEW PREFERRED
STOCKS WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF
TwO.THIRDs IN AMOUNT OF THE
PREFERRED STOCK HOLDEks OF
EACH CLASS.
1T Is EsTIMATED THAT UPON
COMPLETION OF REORGANIZATION
THERE WILL RENAME IN THETKEAs.
UKY ABOUT sS % 900 OF THE NEW
FIv PEE cENT. BONDS. AND THE
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-18
Peycke Bros. for Jarvis blackberry
Master of the Situation,

Chicago Tribune: "It is useless to
struggle against fate, Iphigenia. Your
my proud darling"
What do you mean, sir?" exclaimed
the high-spirited Boston girl. Have
| ever given you the right to address
me in this overbearingly familiar man
ner?'
Not to speak OF the ardent devotion
| have long felt for you, Iphigenia
Boehn," replied the young man with a
tenderness not unmiXed with sternness,
IL am to umpire the next game between
the Bostons and the Detroits."
so, George." said she wildly. eyes.
yes! yes! l am yours. And well win,
won't we GeOrge?"
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-18
Doctors give Jarvis old brandy.
The Big Wheat Steal.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. l7.-The ''wbeat steal
case" was in court today and the whole story
came out for the first time Between thirty
and forty thousand bushels of wheat were
stolen from the elevator, and it is alleged
that the firm of ID. G. Moak Il Co, which re-
Gently failed, were the principals. w. S.
Harley, their book-keeper, and Charles
Mason, foreman of the elevator, are named
as accessories. The cars were loaded at the
elevator and delivered to the firm. Harry
Holcomb, ex-foreman, was also implicated
but he escaped. More disclosures and ar.
rests are likely to follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-18

Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office
or County Clerk, Douglas County, uD to 2 u. IN.
Saturday, October 2tn 1883. for the moving OF
6o yards OF earth, more or less. west of Military
bridge on Military road between section and .,
ID. 10; work TO be completed within ~ days
Certified check for Ten dollars to accompany
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
ali bids; N. ID, ROCHE,
oct-l6-e-it m-eod County Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-18
Election Proclamation.

Under and by virtue Of the authority vested
In me by section eleven I'D of chapter twenty
six (s6J OF the complied statutes OF Nebraska
entitled Elections ], John NJ. Thayer, gov
ernor of the state of Nebraska, do hereby issue
my proclamation that on Tuesday, the sixth
day of November, A. ID. 1883, there will be an
election held at the usual places of voting in
said state for the purpose of electing the follow
ing officers. toWlt:
Five electors OF president and vice president
of the United States.
gressional district.
One member Of congress from the Second con-
greSsional district.
One member of congress from the Third con.
gressional district.
Governor.
Lieutenant governor.
Secretary OF state.
State treasurer.
Auditor public accounts.
Attorney general.
Commissioner of public lands and buildinps
Superintendent of public instruction.
State senator for each senatorial district, and
Representatives for each representative
district as provided by law.
In witness whereof, ] have hereunto set my
hand ana caused 10 be affixed the great seal OF
the state. Done at Lincoln this
I'd day of October in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hun
lSeal. dred and eighty eight, the twen-
tysecond year OF the state, and
OF the Independence of the United
States the one hundred and thir-
teenth.
BY the Governor, JOHN NJ. THAYER.
u. o. LAWS. Secretary State.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-18
Popular Preparation!

Pure, Potent, Powerful! Pallid Peo-
pie Praise, Progressive People Pur-
chase Positively Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, Properly Partaken,
Preserve Physical Powers, Produce
Permanent Physical Perfection. Pur-
chase Provel
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-18
Axes to Grind,

Storekeepers and druggists with pri-
vate ''axes to grind" although we'll
aware Of the superiority of SOZODONT
to all preparations for the teeth. some
times recommend other articles as
equally good" or ''the same thing" or
superior Insist on having SOZO-
DON'T
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-18

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE annual worlds
conference Of the Seventh-Day Adventist
church opened here this morning with l5O
delegates presented. The day was spent in
organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-18

May afrord bodily protection sin your
mind" but something more substan-
tial will be necessary quite soon. as
winter Is rapidly approaching. In
addition to heavy clothing. those who
are prudent will provide u supply of
BENSOS'S PLASTER in anticipation of
Coughs, Colds, Chest Pains, Rheuma-
tism, Sciatica and other ailments
which are sure to prevail during the
Fall months. This plaster is well
known as II uniformly reliable remedy
in such troubles; Is always ready for
immediate application and its effect
is prompt and permanent. AS there
are many spurious limitations In the
market, careful buyers will always
ask for BESsOS'S and refuse all other
porous plasters.
~ Send two cent stamp to Sea
bury 4 Johnson, 81 Platt Street, n. Y,
for II copy of INSTRUCTIONS FROM
THE DOCTOR, . valuable household
book.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-18
The Burlington takes the lead.

The Burlington takes the lead.
1t was in advance Of all lines in developing Nebraska
It was in advance Of all lines establishing dining
service between Missouri river points and Chicago.
It was in advance Of all lines in giving the people Of
Omaha and the West a fast mail service.
was in advance Of all lines running from
the East into Omaha proper.
It was in advance Of all lines in reducing the time Of
passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago.
was in advance, and is the only line by which you
feave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the
evening Of the day.
It has been progressive in the past.
It will lead in the future
Travel and ship via the Burlington
Ticket Office, 1923 Farnam Street. Telephone $50.
Depot Tenth Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-18

Jarvis medical brandy the best.