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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TJrqftSDAY , SEPTEMJ3ER' 18 , 1800.
iJJOSS STOUT'S SON INSANE ,
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fcdlroad Biding and Kleptomania , Have
Become Ei Peculiar Hobbies.
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JOMHA / > DETECTIVES OUTWIT A LAWYER ,
( the Supreme Court Declares a Dliz *
Knnl an Act of I'rorlUencc-A
Star That Ua Set Other
Lincoln NCHB.
. T-.USCOI.K. Neb. , Sept. IT.-fSpedal. to Tni
SEC. j The stronpc actions Of Henry Stout ,
BOB of Boss Stout , bw forced t ho belief upon
many ol hl friends nwlnst tholr will that le
Is insane. His aberration Is said to hare de
veloped a tendency toward kleptomania and
last night the police had to take him incbarge
end put him In t common cell with felons.
Financial reverse * are suggested as the cause
, of his Insanity , bat persons vrbo seem to
t tnmv declare that the opium habit Is at the
'jottom or It Hurry Is the favorite son of
Boss Stoat and lias bad charge of
tls father's Investments la Lincoln
Bad his other Interests here. The
Belrurc of his father's proi rty to pny debts
from time to time had a depressing effect
upon tbo young man and this is probably the
reason ho resorted to the use of narcotics.
He has developed not only a mania lor helpIng -
Ing himself slyly to anrthlnp he socs but also
to riding back and forth on the cars between
Lincoln and Den r or. He had a pass and has
been satisfying his craze to his heart's con
tent , and has been on the trains coming and
poing constantly. After making eight or t n
trips hl strange nctjoas attracted the atten
tion of both the railroad men and the passen-
pers. The fruit venders suffered by his ten
dencies tohelp himself freely tothdrmerchan-
dlo while they were In the other cars. Yes
terday his action * finally became such that
his pass ivas taken away from him. His \vifo
has returned to her parents until he can bo
Cured , if iK&bible.
OMAHA PCTCCTIVH OUTWIT 1 LATCEIl.
The thieves connected with the plunder
ing of Greenstone's Jo-welry establishment
were arraigned today and Louis Webber
pleaded puilty. Bill Woods , low-ever , kept
Co defiant front vutil his attorney , Collins.
Mvas caught by Detectives Savage and
Dempsey of the Omaha police force
lu an attempt to play a flim
flam pamo on the Jury and thereby
cheat the penitentiary out of a felon , Thfe
morning- while waitin ? lor the court to con
vene the two detectives , who were here to
testify In the case , took a stroll dovrn street
before the court convened and dropped into a
paivnbrolter's establishment \vhero they dis
covered Collins. As he was ciaming some
rinus there the suspicions of tbo officers were
aroused and they awaited developments.
They sav the attorney procure a number of
therinpsnod tney were "onto his scheme. "
Itvvas his intention to work a flimflam pamo
with rings that looked very much like the
valuable diamond rinps stolen and thereby
Impeach the testimony of all the witnesses on
the tide of the state. The detectives
apprised Prosecuting Attorney Stearns of
the unscrupulous fraud and imposition that
was about to be played on the court and jury.
Just as the lawyer was about to pluy his
frhnrp trick SV-arns arose and exposed him in
Open court. Collins -was astonished and
could have dropped through n small knot
hole. "When the court demanded that he open
his hand , still dazed , he did so , and there
were disclosed several rings as indubitable
evidences of the intended fraud. A sharp
* ohnkewas administered.
scninnc COPUT DECISIONS.
At tbo session of the supreme court today
the following decisions \vero handed down1
Black & Jorperson vs Chicago , Burlington
& Quiucy Railroad company. Error from
Kearney county. Afflrmed. Opinion by Mr.
'
ifustice Ix'orvaL
1. A common carrier of live stock is not an
insurer npilnst injuries unavoidably resultIng -
Ing from the inherent nature or propensities
of the animals against loss caused by the act
of God. While a carrier , when overtaken by
nn occurence known as the act of God , is not
bound to the "highest degree of diligence to
preserve the property from injury , yet , in
ench an emergency , ho is required to bestow
such care as an ordinary prudent person or
carrier ivould use Tinder like circumstances ,
"and if he fail to do so , and loss results thero-
Jrom , he Is liable.
S. A snow storm of such violence as to pre-
nt the moving of trains is an act of God.
3. The instructions given and refused , con-
Cldcrod and held , properly given and refused
TJppfalt vs Woreman et ul. Appeal from
Cumiup county. Afflrmed. Opinion by Mr.
{ Justice Max-well. A counter claim based on
& contract 01 purchase Being in toe nature or
& cross action , the dcfenaaut is aot compiled
to interpose it In on action of ejectment as
defense. If he so elect he may bring a sepa
rate action to enforce the contract , subject
however , to alibility to pay the costs in th
6 econd case.
1 Candy ot al. vs Early. Error from Rich
.tnlsou county. Reversed and remanded
Opinion by Mr. Justice Maxwell.
The statute prescribes the order of proo
OU the triul of a cause. This , however , may
be varied by the court whore it will work no
Injustice to the parties. If u plaintiff fail to
Introduce all his evidence hi chicl in opening ;
lilt case and afterwards , when offering' evi
dence to rebut , the defendant's proof intro
duces evidence in chief , tbo defendant has a
right to offer proof to deny , modify or explain
$ uch new evidence.
Valllmligham ot al vs Gandy et al Error
from lilchardson countv. Afllrrned. Opinion
by Mr. Justice Maxwell
1. Affidavits used oa thohoaring of a motion
for a uew trial must be preserved in the bill
of exceptions to bo available in the supreme
court , nun cannot be attached as an exhibit to
&n assignment of error in the motion for anew
trial.
. Evidence held to sustain the verdict.
Bierbowcr vs Miller. Error from Lan
caster county. Affirmed. Opinion by Mr.
Chief Justice Coba. 1. The ripnt of a non
resident defendant to remove & suit from any
state court to the circuit court of the United
States upon the ground that from prejudice
. or local Influence , he will not bo able to
4 obtain justice In such state court , etc. , is cenT -
T Uned to cases Inwhich the matter in dispute
i xocds , exclusive of interest and costs , the
lim or value of $2,000.
Davis vs Giddlngs. Error from Gag-e
county. Afflrmed Opinion by Mr. Justice
JSorvuL
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Tiupleyetal v Gregoryet al Appeal
Trom Lancaster county. Afflrmed. Opinion
by Mr Justice Maxwell 1. In an action in
the nature tof a creditor's bill to collect n
Judgment ou promises tield as a homestead ,
the value of which exceeded r..OOO subject to
certain liens , held that & decree applying the
cieess over kKK ! ( > subject to the liens existing
ngalnsttho homestead prior to the commence
ment of the action was supported bv the
Tfreigbt of testimony.
Huvrko vs Enyart et al Appeal from Otoe
Bounty. Reversed and remanded with direc
tions to enter decree. Opinion by Mr. Justice
pobb.
l. A codicil ratifying ana confirming a
trill , in whole and la part , will amount to a
rcpubllcatlon of the will , bringing down its
\vords and causing It to speak as of the date
Cf the codicil.
2. A devise in a father's -will in favor of a
ton addicted to the intemperate use of intoxl-
eating liquors , and -who lias intermarried
-with one Mrs. G. npainst bis lather's will ,
made In form to the executors ol the will ,
directing them at the end often years from
his death , in case the son and legatee should
have , in their Judgment , thoroughly reformed
of his intemperate habits , of his immoral con-
eortUig * and evil associations , and shall then
be living , -with evident promise so to continue
during life , a virtuous and commendable life.
the cxeciitors should convey the lands and
trust funds devised to the son and legate * .
Held , That In so far as the devise was con
ditional on the reformation of the son and
Devisee , the same will bo upheld.
8. But a subsequent provision that such
trust property and funds should not be
transferred until the executors have such
proof that the devlsro "has permanently
Irood himself from all influence , connections ,
associations , cohabitations and relations of
every name , character and description of and
with Mrs. G. , and her relations , friends and
Intimates " Held , to be a condition against
nubile policy , android. And that upon the
pm condition , exempt from the second , the
devisee will be entitled to the transfer and
foavryance of tie lauds and trust funds of
the legacy. .
' Hardy v Soaera , IJlack \Vethtrnld ,
sNxl.
c following causes were argued and sub
mitted : State ox rcl Pcanell vs Armstrong ,
South Bend lumber Oompanyvs Llttlcjobn ,
Grable vs German Insurance company ,
Kickollivs Barnes.
The following causes xvere continued ;
SUker vs Beirole , Dull vs Wagner.
Cas-of Davis TS Burlington iva argued
and submitted on motion to dismiss
Case of stttto ox rel Cbicarn Berlincton &
Qnlnc.v railroad company vi North Lincoln
street railway company ordered ou docket
or September term.
The follo-vvlne ecaUamenwere admitted to
practice : O. C. Tarjienninp. csq. , ofSaunders
county ; Victor Liniey , esq. , of Douplas
county ; \V. A. Andcrsoa , esq. , of Douglas
county.
Daviivs Burrington , Objection to Juris
diction overruled.
The following causes were argued and sub
mitted' Swartz vs McClelland. Davis vs
state. Shufcldt vs Gandy , Schock vs Falls
City , Symms vs Bcnner.
The following causes -were continued !
Alchlion & Nebraska railway company vs
Forney , Thompson vs Benacr.
Court adjourned till tomorrow at 5:30 a , m.
M'KtlORAS J XD THE rAKMEttS.
There Is considerable comment made here
by politicians concerning McKelghan bold-
inpseicret nicotines with the democrats and
utterly Itmoring the alliance element &t the
various places alone ; his line of appointments.
It is oeclarod by jpersons who claim to knoxv ,
that it Is McKiarhan's cuitom to bo met by
tbo loading democrats at hif various stepping
places and bold with them exclusively secret
confidences to which the alliance people are
unbidden , or not even apprised that such
clandestine deliberations urebeinfheid. It
is also reported that some of the farmers are
beginning to ' 'take a tumble" to this state
of affairs , and are highly indignant that the
man they have honored with their nomina-
tlou should surrender the plan of campaign
to the democrats.
HIS BTitl TICCJT AWAT.
.T. I * Hovt is n Janitor of one of the public
schools and was endowed with the powers of
a special officer , BO as to protect the school
building and grounds. But Hoyt socmed to
thin ) : that his star gave him the authority of
a regular policeman , for when an officer at
tempted to arrest Hoyt's brother-in-law the
janitor Interfered , saying that he had just as
much to say about it as the policeman , and he
refused to let his relative po. The caie was
rcjK > rted to the council and Hoyt's star has
been taken away from him.
ooi MOXCT cxuni : TATSE TKCTEXFES.
P. H. Cooper , the former city marshal , has
caused the arrest of Fred Hapensicik on the
charge of getting KO from him and J. S.
Carotbers on false representations. Cooper
says that Hagcnslck claimed ho was half
owner of a saloon and that he wanted the
monev to pay for bis government license.
Cooper says that both these representations
were false and that it was Hagensick's inten
tion to cheat and swindle him.
MOLI.IE Moitronu's LOVER.
Judge Field this morning Heard and over
ruled a motion to quash the Indictment
against W. H. Elckard for adultery. He is
the fellow who caused Mollie Morford's sui
cide. Rickard's attorney immediately nled a
plea in abatement , a legal proceeding similar
to a demurrer in civil suits , and which seeks
to have tbo Indictment knocked out because
defective.
DID NOT SHOW VT.
Peter Jenien , the fellow who was piven a
KHK ) checl : to have cashed bv his employer ,
but who did not return until after he bad
pone to California and blew in the proceeds ,
did not answer in district court this morning
when called to face the charge of grand lar
ceny , and his bond was declared forfeited.
THE r.ED MES.
The tribe of the Improved Order of Red
Men was installed into the mysteries of the
wigrvam at Castle hall last night under the
skillful manipulations ofV , H. Swandler of
DCS Moiucs , past grand sachem , assisted by
H. K. Funk , great sachem. The order is
known as Sioux Tribe No. 3 and 250 members
were Initiated. The exercises consumed the
greater part of the night and ended with a
grand banquet.
DOUBTS inn CITV'S AtrrnoniTT.
The Fremont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley
railroad company filed answers today m the
district court to the suits brought against it
bv the North Lincoln electric line company.
These cases have reference to the legal meas
ures sought before the street railway com
pany succeeded in crossing tbe Klkhorn
tracks at Eleventh and X streets. The rail
road magnates claim that the city has no
legal authority to grant the street railway
company a franchise to cross Eleventh street
at this point. They also deny that they used
any force to prevent the street railway com
pany from crossing tbe tracks at that point ,
but stood ready to do so , believing1 that they
had a right to protect their property.
A.T THE STATE DOUSE.
The following gentlemen have been ad
mitted to the bar by the supreme court :
Frank W. Pcnnwarden of Douglas county
and Roderick Dhu Sutherland of Xucliolis
county.
The clerk of the supreme court has removed
his official headquarters to tbe room recently
fitted up at the western extremity of the
library.
On the 21 Et of next month there -will bo a
sale of 80,000 acres of educational lands in
Thomas county and two days later the same
amount in Hooker county.
M. 12. Cowan of the Tecumseh Republican
and Attorney Rood , both of Tecnmseh , were
among the visitors at tbe state bouse today.
ASSESSED HALT TUX COSTS.
Susan Mclntyre sued Addison Frasurefor
P200 damages done to them by their thirtoen-
ycaMld son being hurt while in Frasure's
employ. The Jury brought in a verdict
awarding Mrs. Mclntyre $1 and charging up
half the costs to her. The lady's attorney
was astounded at this remarkable verdict
and declared that tbo jury had transcended
its power. Ho asked for a reversal of the
verdict.
ODDS AKD EKDB.
Detectives Mike Dempsey and John Savatro
of the Omaha police force are in Uncoln as
witnesses In tbe diamond robbery.
The school superintendents and principals
association of the state of Nebraska will hold
its next session in Lincoln , October 3 and 4.
The board ol commissioners of Saunders
county were In conference today
with the Lancaster county board
concerning a bridge to be c put
in on the line between the two counties.
William E. Hardy and Cora 1C. Pitcher
claim that they own lot 1 in block 2 of J. O.
Young's south addition to Lincoln , bat that
one Andrew J. Johnson has been keeping
them out of the possession of it since May 1.
They therefore ask for immediate possession
and fT > 0 damages.
The onlj * railroad train out of Omaha ,
run expressly for the accommodation of
Omaha , Council Blufls , Des Moines and.
Chicago business is the Rock Island ,
vestibuled limited , leaving : Omaha at
4:15p. m. dally. Ticket office 1002 , Six
teenth and Farnam sts. Omaha.
A. rEXGEB BY HER SOS.
"Walter Lyons Stabs and Kills His
Mother's Paramour.
[ fopvHo ? t ISO JjjiJama Gordon Bcnncti.1
LOXDOS , Sept. 17. [ New York Herald
Cable Special to THE Bnc. ] Plumstod is
now the scene of a sensational murder case ,
the developments of which are being followed
by Londoners with much interest This is
the affair of young \Valter Lyons , who Ias1
Friday night stabbed and killed his mother's
paramour , caught in naerante delictu. The
coroner's inquest was held yesterday and re
sulted in a verdict against the young man o :
wilful murder , extenuating circumstances ,
however , being ured. Lyons testified with
great coolness and admitted everything. Hav
ing told bow ho found his mother and her
lover , Stewart , in bed , and subsequent ] v
drove the latter from the house , ho continued
amid a sympathetic silence :
" .Mother then came to the bedroom for her
hat , which I took away. She then went to
the street door and walked away with him.
Finding mother was so long gone 1 went
down toward Grlfttn road witnout my boots
Hearing blight murmuring noises , I looked
through the fence and saw " ( Here the
testimony became unfit for publication J
Continuing , while tbo ladies blushed scar
let , Lyons said : "I told him tbe best thing
be could do was to be off. Mother then
caught bold of roe and I pu < hod her away
three or four times. 1 and the man got In to
the road. When the man said , 'Yon have not
got the bean to do it. ' I said nothing but
subbed him there arid then in tbo chest with
a broad knife. He staggered and fell down.
Ithen said to two young men who were
present "Call a policeman. I shall have to bo
marched away. ' Soon after , seeing a police
man come up , I said : 'iBtabbod him. Here
is the knife , take me inlo custody. "
Surely it were hard to Cud a sadder rase
thia tut of this maddened ypuUi who tried
o avcuce his mother's shame. Police patrols
mve been specially employed to protect the
icaso iti which the mother of the accused
resides , as it Is feared that the excitement
and Indignation -which arc freely expressed
may culminate In some act ot violence.
TTe Slave Trade at B.ijjatnoyo.
ZANZIBAR , ScpU 17. [ Special Cablegram
o THE BEE. 1 Travelers from tbe coast con-
Irm the report of the issue of a decree by th e
governor at Baganioyo authorizing trade ia
slaves. Tbe decree was signed by the Ger
man commandant and was pasted at
iagamoyo and Darrcsalam. The slave
dealers expelled from Zanzibar have estab
lished themselves at Baramoyo and are doing
a thriving business. It "Is reported that the
sultan has telegraphed to Europe for assist
ance.
ance.Emln Pasha has reached TJnamyombo. Ho
found that the Arabs rid deserted the dis
trict.
ZAJCzAHARSept. IT The slavery proclama
tion was Mgied by the German commanders
of the respective stations. The brokers.1
loupes are now full of slaves , having been
established under German license permits to
receive runaway * . This will lead to much
ddnaplng of free natives. The news of the
> reclamation has spread over the whole coast
ind the'traffic has revived to an extent nu-
known In thirty years.
Water
Lily
Soap
Will
Float.
Answer Quick.
The census office has been sending out Inquiries -
quiries to ascertain what proportion of the
real estate mortgages bave been paid by par
tial payments. THE Bnc urges a prompt re
ply on tbe part of thoie in Omaha and the
state xvho have received such notices. This
.nvostipation Is about to close , and Omaha
and Xebraska cannot make a peed showing if
our citizens are indifferent to such request.
Headache , neuralgia , dizziness , nervous-
aess , spasms , sleeplessness , cured bv Dr.
Miles' Nervine. Samples free at Kuha &
Co.'s , 10th and Douglas.
HAYDEX BUGS.
Cash Bargains In Carpets.
200 rolls standard ingrain carpets nt
30c , S5c , 40c , 45c and 50cworth50cto"5c.
175 rolls new styles government stand
ard , extra super wool carpets , 55c. G5c ,
CSo and 75c.actuvl : value , 7oc to $1.25.
Splendid line , exquisite styles tapestries -
tries , body brussels , mogettea , velvets ,
asminsters and royal wilton carpets ,
and all sold on a" basis ol popular dry
goods profits.
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES.
Pongee silks in twenty new stvles at
15o. 3 c , 20oand25c.
China and Japan silks at 50c , Coc and
75c
Curtain scrim Sc yard ; imported scrim
at lOc , 12c , 15o and UOc yard.
Dotted Swiss for drapery and sash cur
tains at 15c , 17c , 25c , 35o , 40c , 45o and
oOc , cheap and stylish.
We are mailing- the lowest prices on
the largest and most varied fetvles in
plain and dado window shades , all
mounted on self-actine spring ; rollers.
DOLLS. DOLLS.
Our immense stock ol fine dolls is
the admiration of all the little ones.
Beautiful dolls at 5c , 7c. Sc , lOc , loc and
5c Nicely dressed dolls at 25c , See ,
Itta , 60c and Cac. Immense Hid body
bisque dolls at 75c worth $1.50.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
A splendid assortment of fancy chairs ,
bed room sets , tables , pictures and many
odd articles in every day use at very low
prices.
It will pay to keep posted on our low
prices.
HAYDEN BROS.
Shot in the Cantonal Palace.
BOCT.XE , Switzerland , Sept. 17. [ Special
Cablegram to Tim Bnc. ] It transpires that
the radical. Casticlione , who shot Councillor
Rossi at Bcllinzona , committed the deed in
the private rooms of tbo cantonal palace.
There is comfort for the man with a pre
maturely gray beard in Buckingham's I > ye ,
necanse it never fails to color an even browner
or black as may be .desired.
Royal Nuptials.
BCKLIK , Sept. 1" . [ Special Cablegram to
Tun BEE. ] Tbe marriage of Princess Vic
toria of Prussia , sister of Erapcror William ,
to Prince .Adolph of Schaumburg-LJppe , will
take place November 21.
Will be paid to cry competent chemist \rho wtij
tvnd on tcJj-ElB , & particle of Mercery , Fotaah ,
or other poisons in Swift's Specific ( S. S. S. )
- - = r&X EATIKQ SORE
Bcngcnon , Tet , Aug. S3,1339. 'Tor clgb
teen months I had an eating Bore on my toncGi
Ims treated bythn best local phjBiclms , bet
obtained no relief , the core grs&ully growing
wortc. I concluded finally to try . S. S. , enl
vru entirely ccrcd after nrin ; a few bottles.
"Sou have o j chccrfnl permission to publish ths '
eborc Rtitcocct for the benefit of thnn Blmllnrlj- I
nffilrted. " C. B. HcLraonz , ncnderBunTCt. t
tTreatiflo on Blood and Skin Di&c&scucxailcd free ;
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Correct Styles.
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Both the method and results
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tbo taste , and acts
rently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver and Bowels , cleanses the Bye-
tern effectually , disi < el ! coljls , bend-
aches and fevers and cures haVitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs" is the
only remedy of iU kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to tbe stomach , prompt in
its action and truly henencial in its
effects , prepared only from the most
beoltby and agreeable substances , it *
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have mode it the mojt
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Fips is' for sale in 50c
and $1 bottles oy all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on band \vill pro
cure it promptly for any one \rho
Trishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute * ' * "
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COMMENCING THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 13
inr IMIJTEST ACTOR , Kti. IIOBEIW
MANTELL
is THE MAasincEX-T spEciAcn.in. J-EODCO-
iif or THE
Box ihcct irlll open at P o'clock
morning at regular prlcee ,
Bovd'
J Saturday JiaUnpe.
Comiiicncing Alonday , Sept. 22
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PflUPER Elsie Leslie
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Autiiorlrpdly WErt
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arason. Tour under tbe direction of Jlr , Al Ilarmin.
bale of coati will commence Saturday moraine ;
matinee drlcci Me and Vic.
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COLISEUM BUILDING.
September 22 =
TOOctober
October 13
ROEDER & BELLMi'grs.
Spaces and Privileges Close !
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WILL LAWLER. MANAGEK.
CORNER 11TH AND FARNAM ST5. , OMAHA
1VEZK 01' SEPT. 15TH.
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A WONDKBI A PHnNOMEXAl A FRBAK.
A d6c that rcndn. Bvolli , rnuut > , anil play Omahu'n
favorite canir Uljrh dve. Illncliam i Wooden llesd
Kntullr. DcCamo , Juccleryornon , Fudil AJtlit.
Little Hit tic Illntrlinin. Male Imi't'.rmmntnr.
OKE DIMK ADMITS TO ALL ,
WeOffer for Sale.
roartlicHJSincl ton" rbolcp Baled Hay , T. O.
11. cars Mrunsn'e Sldlnc. Lulon or Ilornlck
Btutions , on C. U. Ac U 1 * II. K. , In lots to suit
purclin < .cr ; prices rejulutel by tUo luorliot
Call and SPB us.
STRANGE BROS. ,
ElOttX CITY . IOWA
GA.L.VKSTON , 7EXAS ,
llie prcat Gull City oJ the neat luturu.
nlilcent harbor. A million und a halt dollars
now being spout in rock anfl iron docks. Tbe
seaport of tiio country wt t of the Mississippi.
Write for Information and maps.
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a-YJLUT noCTHN" ' * COCOA ( "once trlodtlwar tied".TbeitronBranj-tuke
U xvllk pleaiare nuil tbe weaU with ImpnnltjTbe excttl&K effect * if tea
and culTeci are obviated > r lt > rtendr oneand nermci dtvortlrrkare r *
llrved nnd rrevrnted. Dellrloni to tbe tiule. "Lurctit aale In Ikevorld. . "
ASK roKVASi-HOTrrnJVMAXDTAKEKO OTHER. M
NO OUREl ! NO FAY.
Dr.DOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaba , Neb.
rin' cri-f rlcncn. A rrrcltr crtdctW IB medicine , M Qlplomu tbow Ii itllletttrlnt with
the treiucit otx § all Nerrous , Chronic uid I'rtT&u dl > e > a. A ponnanctit cure rnimnleod fur Cstirrli
Br > crmau > rrba > aLe tiatnliooa , ftemlniU We kne , Mght Ix e ImiKHencr , brrliUl. . Stricture , and t
dlecurc otb llluua.t < kt& and t'rtnu-r Orcaiu N 11. 1 euirantt-e ijOJ Jor BTHIT iwe 1 uoderuke anj fil
to euro. Oonsnlutlou Jrec. Hook iMr turl ul Ute ) eot tree. Offlc Uuuri 9 . m. M k p. o. S anl r
Um.m. UU ta. _
1309 WHAT ARE MISFITS ? 1309
They are custom made clothing of merchant tailors , lea on their hands for one reason or an
other. These we buy In large or small quantities. , for ready cosh. For example' A. suit of
clothes costing originally $40 , we can , according to style and quality , sell for StS or $2O. Just
think of It , a savlnq of BO per cent , one-half of the original cost. Many of them arc from the
leading tailoring establishments throughout the country.
MERCHANT TAILORS' MISFITS and UNCALLED-FOR GARMENTS
OUR. PR1CB LIST JLB A GUIDE.
BtTITS. FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS.
cn'tom made suit for. . . . . . . . . $ .10. 00 $ GO custom made 01 errant for. .
ruMoin made suit for . & 2o.OO $ , * o custom mnde overcoat for. .
custom madp suit for . J22.00 $50 custom made ourcoat for. .
45 custom made suit for. . . . 20.00 $45 custom made ourcoat for. .
F10 custom made suit for . # 15.09 S40 custom mnJo overcoat for. .
! $5 cu toin made suit for. . . Slti.oO & 13 custom made overcoat for. .
$30 custom utadc suit for. . . . . . . . . $14.00 $80 custom made ourcoat for $ 18.00
Latest styles and elegant garments In silk and satin lined Suits and Fall Overcoats.
Also Full Dress Suits for sale or rent , at the
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS ,
1309 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb. 1309
Remember numb erand place , 13O0 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb. Open evenings until 9 o'clock.
Saturday un Ul 10 o'clock. All garments altered free of charge to Insure a perfect fit.
Continental
Clothing House.
SPECIAL SALE *
-IN-
AND CHILDREN'S ) EP'T.
Our stock of Boys' and Children's Clothing is the most com
plete that we have ever shown , and we have arranged some
special bargain lines for this -week which will enable you to
clothe your boys neatly and at prices never quoted for the
same quality. We mention a few popular bargain lines
which cannot be duplicated in the city.
Boys' Knee Pant Suits , Price $1,50 ,
We offer this % veek 150 suits suitable for boys from 6 to 13
years , in a dark casslmere , at SI-BO per suit. ; serviceable and
neat. This Is a special price , and. is a quality usually sold for
$3.BO and 54. Our price for this week is Sl.BO per suit. A.11
ages.
Boys' Knee Pant Suits , Price $3,50 ,
We will show a special line of SB.BO suits , ages 4 to 14 , in a
neat dark , cassimere goods , which cannot be bought outside
of the Continental for less than $3. We claim this suit will
please the most careful purchaser , as its value is evident
when examined. Price S3.BO.
BOYS' LONG PANT SUITS.
It is unnecessary for us to say anything about the magni
tude of our stock ; everybody knows we have a wholesale
stock to select from , and thisseason we have improved on th
variety and will sustain our reputation , as to quality. Tli
secret of our success is that we have nothing to do with trash ;
stock.
We invite your attention to our complete line of Boys' Lonf
Pant Suits in Cassimeres , Cheviots , Tricots and Whipcords.
Boys' Cassimere Suits , $8 to
Boys' Cheviot Suits , $9 to $13.
I W B l i
f
We display choice things in Black Cheviots which will be very
popular this season for boys' wear.
DEPARTMENT.
It will pay every purchaser to glance In our show-window
and see our medium grade Business Suits at SlO , $12 and $16.
Young men will be especially interested in our double-
breasted Cheviot Suits some of which are silk-faced at
popular prices.
We Hre Now BiJspa Fall Oifercoats
Look in on this department before you purchase and see e
what perfection can be attained in manufacturing fine cloth
ing.
The prices are not high : $12 to $18 are popular , and. buy very
fine garments. We have them as high as $23.
QUR JJNDERWEAR pEPARTMT.
Our aim this season has been to mnke this the great center for
fine Underwear. Call in and talk with us about the style of
underwear you want. We can show you the popular makes
in domestic and foreign goods.
Our methods of doing business are well understood. Jt is
hardly necessary to say that we aim to satisfy our patrons.
We expect every purchase to be satisfactory ; and money is
cheerfully refunded when goods do not prove so , and all that
is necessary to gain your confidence is being done.
OUR JJAT DEPARTMENT.\m \
A. point of interest to those who -want quality and low prices.
The Wilcox Hat we claim is equal to the best.
PRIOR S3.SO.
Corner Douglas and 15t/i Streets.
. BBNirO JUAREZ.
Fiadrr the iltmncemrnl of ( he
Sltiican Intcrnalionil Packing Co. , ContcKsicKarics.
Incorporated By the Stile o ? Chihuahua , Mexico
ice , lor Charitable Purposes.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING ,
Till take plaro In rmbllr nttuodty of Juarct ( for-
xacrlr i'DKO QelMone ) Mexico.
Wednesday , Sept. 24th , 1890
nnijpr tliM"TiiDnaI tBporruion of 5rn. JOlfK
. MOMlY.ut.d Mr. C.ltilL.O ! AI OUK1 < -
tES , twin coDtlomcn of bleb ntanainf.
CAPITAL PRIZE. S60.0QO.-
Only 60,000 , Tickets ! Only 60,000 Tickets !
WHOLE TICKETS W , HALF TICKETS $2 ,
QUARTER TICKETS , 51.
I Prize of SBO.OOO . $60,000
IFrizeof llli . W < W
1 Prize of WKX ) . C.lKlll
81'rirosof l.CKKlrnch . " . ( KM
lOI'i-Uesor
MPr'zcsor JOOoach .
im > 'riies or K ) oaoh .
WtVrizusat 30 ouch . 7,500
Approslmullon 1'rlrci ,
or tnOoach . ! n.iflO
JOO Frizes of nfloiicb . - . H.OtK )
IWITlzoBOf tSimulj . SJWO
Termlnul I'ri/cs.
& 98TennlnaJsto SSO OOOI'rlzc of KO mch. Ul.niO
i9Terinlnu3 { to 10,000 Prize oISlO each. t.lHK )
1914 Prizes amounting to . $125,970
We. the iindprKlcni'il. licrrttr certify ttiut the
Oinco Nueloiml ot Mexlro.m rtiihunhnu liui on at-
JHIIH from ttie Mrxn&D Irtttrnnlluiml IlnuklnE Co.
Uie nr inrr fundita cuirnntm tlm jmymcnt of
nil prtxn drnwn In the Omu J itt-rlu.lunrrz.
W elurtlifrri'nifrtbatitc wlilpupervlm nil tte
arrancementt , unU in vnrwn xc&nncp and cuntrul
allUiedrarlnirsnf tbtnliottrrr , Kna lliat ttif name
are pondurtca wtthbonentjr , lalrocBB , and In oood
owardj ali pirtlen.
JOHN S. NIOSBY , CommlfiRlonor.
Supervisor for the Govorr.munt.
If nny ticket flrawlncr c rrlzo li nent to the under ,
nlcnea , H furevnlue will IB nollttrtudand reniU.uvl
to the owner Iheruol , free ot eturee.
1 1 > OAHU BHOVBON.
Fres.El Pnno Kutlonu.lBnnlt.El J'UBOTcr
AOEXT8 TVAATEll ,
lITcrr Till txikKsureil br Tourcuclosinc ILD cave ) .
ope be&rinff yonr full aadroBS *
MEZICJLK IKTEIINATIOWI. nAKcrwo Co. ,
City of Juarez , iteiico.
NOTICE.
Snd remlttincef lor tlrkoto by ciTainnry Ifttor.
eonta.lnliic > lnnrr Ordrrl UBd by ull riirf com-
IinnlunNw Tnrt tn.liunc' . liank drntt or i > o ul
note. Addrrti all iccmtrrpd IrttiTB to
JCiK iNTKUVjlTlOT. JkL IIAKKINO TO. .
City of Jnuoz , Mexloa , vtm 1S11'usa , Tcr.
FOR SEVERE COUGHS OH COLDS
Dr. F. C. Werner's
COUGH DROPS
Are hijjhly recommended niter seven
years of successful experience by the
sole manufacturers ,
Kopp , Dreibus & Co. ,
STEAM CONFECTIONERS ,
1106 Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb.
Sold everywhere , Co per packnge.
Send for samules.
LATES/ / "
TO WEAK
Buffrniie fmm the ptTtcu of > oatliful crrnrR ,
fcpcar , vrowtlus vrhkiii'k lo t ntaiihood. i tr 1 will
iteud a Tnluablr trratlu ( MitlFdi ( nintaluluR full
particular * for home cum. FtlF.E rl ubarce. A.
Hjlmdld mMtlral w ork. rbor/d / Im irna lir - err
man > > a It iir-rrnii niifl ijdiltltatra , > ddrr i.
Prof. P.c. '
NSTITUTE o ? OUR LADY o
THE SACRED HEART.
HTASHINGTON HEIGHTS , ILU
TliisInKtltutc tituitoJ In onp of tl.o moit
Wutlful BUlinrbt of ruioajn , olors to Vounc
Ladle < i , every artvunliico for obtslnlnz u
tUoroucb una useful eiuaatlon. M\idle * will
be resumed Sept. i , 1SD3. For pmlcnlurs iil-
fiWAItTHMOHU , PA.
OIX < D Htb month , UUt. luia Tlitrtj iulnnl from
IlruKQ hu Slitlon. I'tUli. Under care uf IrlenJ. ,
I ull rollcE * w > un > f > fur hot' ) ti leifllni [ o ulunl-
r l , Knflnoerlnc. Hclcutlar , and Literary cliitmxxi ,
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muchlno kUopi. Intiuratorlus , nod lltrurlu * . 1'urlull
| > artlcDlarm addrfri
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