THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SATURDAY , OCTOBER 18 , 1800.
MOM THE CAPITAL CITY ,
Laborers Fall Victims to an
Unscrapnloin Contractor ,
THE QUESTION OF A FELON'S IDENTITY ,
KTroublo Over n Saloon Who
Wooil'fi ' Acent ? Datcn ArrnnjcU (
fiir Kcptiblloan Orators
Lincoln Nutcs.
Neb , , Oct. 17. [ Special to Trie
] Slxty-flvo disconsolate laborers , all
Jtallons , havolingered about thodepot today ,
nil painfully realizing that the ways of the
labor contractor are sometimes dark and
vain. The fellows had been engaged at
Pittatiurg , 1'a. , by ono F. 0. Christian
to go to Illinois to cngnqo In the work of con
ntructlng a railroad. On arriving In Galena ,
711. , Christian told them that they would
Jiave to no on to Lincoln , Neb. , the western
terminus of the proposed lino. To this they
ngrecd and turned over to him the checks to
their trunks nnd other baggage. Last night
the company of laborers arrived in Lincoln
nnd the contractor told them that ho would
liave to take them to New Castle , Wyo. This
causcu the fellows to believe that they wore
ljclng Imposed on and they rose
en masse aad refused to go ,
Christian , however , cunningly caused
nil their baggage to bo shipped to New
Castle , M ho held their checks for the same.
'Jho laborers learned of this too Into , but
going to Christian demanded the checks for
their bajpngo. Thcso ho refused to pivo up.
They thea called on two policemen and
stated their case to them. The coppers ex <
jwstuluted , with the fellow , but in vain
About a dozen of ttiem then repaired to
JuJf.'o Coehran's court and asked if they
could not get Justice la thlt city , but the
Judfro sorrowfully informed them that ho
could not do any thing for them. At latest
accounts the democrats were endeavoring to
provide for tbclr maintenance uatil after
election day.
x QUESTION or inENTitr.
1'olico Magistrate Houston has been sitting
In Judgment , today upon the case of John
Vf. Hafer , and the diametrically opposite tes'
tlmony of the witnesses for anil npiinst th <
prisoner Is taxing the Judge's powers. Hufe
Is charged with being the fellow who , undo
the nllns of J. L. Lambertson , secured ( y-J.'i
from Dr. J. W. Bowman by qlvlnc a IK > RU
nortKiii-o on property he dliln't own. Hnfe
nets , talks and looks like Lnrabertson , am
the fuel that the right band of each inillvld
\ialis missinc makes the identification seen
complete , Both Dr. Bowman nnd II. S
Mullen , who ucgotlutcd the loan , swear posl
lively that Hafer and Lambertion nro on
nnd the same person. The money was loanei
October'J I , ISS'J ' , nnd yet the father of llaio :
swears that on that Uuto his son John was a' '
Jiomo on the form nearShenaudoah , . .help
ing him In his fall work , and that be
was there for several weeks before
nud after that date. A fellov
named Cary , who lives In the same neigh
borhood nnd who la a blacksmith by day am
n local preacher by night , swears to the sntn
effect. Ho declares that ho was couductiuj
n series of religious meetlngt at that tlm
and that Hafer was there every night. O
course Ilafer's testimony agrees with that o
two witnesses ho brought so far. Notwltn
etandl ng this Ilafor was held to the dlstric
court.
STILT , AtTEa TOUMT.
The Western Investment company Is still
otter Tommy Nooiian , the saloonkeeper.
Tommy had bought some lots from that com
pany , and believing tbnt ho had paid too
much for them and never could sell them for
the price paid , ho stopped making payments.
Instead of foreclosing the mortgage tno mem
bers of the company were resolved not to let
such a irood bargain slip. Accordingly they
got u dellclcncy judgment against him and an
attachment -was issued against Noonan's sa
loon. Yesterday Tommy replovlned the
stock nnd attended Uitho wants of the thirsty
the same na usual. This afternoon the com
pany caused the issuance of an execution
upon every drop of liquor and other article in
the saloon andDoputy Sheriff Hoxlo served it.
KCIT THE roWDKR HOX.
Dora Wlllnrd , a frail creature of the demi
monde , boa had some trouble with Mrs. C.
M. Easterday over a perfect love of a hat.
As n result Mrs. Kasterauy has seized nil of
Dora's effects and is holding the samo. Today
Dora vent before Justice Foxworthy nnd
caused the Issuance of u writ of replevin for
1IOTII CLAIMED TO HR AOEXTS.
Plorsoa & Mulvihlll were In Justlco Coch-
rau's court today telling Uow ono \V. E.
Fields had pollen $50 out of thorn. Pierson
says that ho nnd bis partner had rented n
vacant lot on North Twenty-seventh "street
scar the street car barn for the purpose of
sub-renting the same for show purposes.
They mid the rent for the same to C. E.
Lootms , the agent for Thomas Woods , the
owner. On Juno 13 ! Piorson & Mulvihlll
rented the grounds to Sells Brothers , the
circus men. to give their exhibi
tion. W. E. Fields then appeared on
the sccno and claiming to bo the agent for
"Woods demanded $ , ' 00 rental for the use of
the ground. It was of course refused and
Fields sued Sells Brothers for that amount.
To avoid the delay of litigation the showmen
paid Fields S3) ) and deducted that amount
from tlio money duo Pierson & Mulvlhill
from them. Now Pierson & Mulvihlll sue to
recover this ? oO from Fields.
nil. Ainu'
Tno will of the Into J. C. Aycr , the million-
nlro mnnufncturor of patent medicines nt
Loxvell , Mass , , was filed today in the county
court of Lancaster county for probate. The
reason for this Is that the deceased owned
realty In Lincoln. The will shows n liberal
scattering of wealth amonpr all the relatives ,
sot only the wlfo nnd children heitij ; loft
Splendid fortunes , but also his brother Fred-
crick and half brother William A. Parko nro
remembered , Frederick receiving $100,000
nnd Purko foO.OOO. .
iiui'unucAN wAimions.
Arrnncements have been made for republi
can speeches as follows :
nnptaln J. II. Stleklo and Hon. O.K. Clionoy
, T iiirMUtiy. Ootolor Ui : at 7:3) : ) p. m. ; Su
perior , IrUlay.Oetobor''l nt 7:3) p. ui. ; Ked
Oloiid , Sjtiirilay , October SV , at 2 n ; m.
' > " . ? y.llarlnu and Captain J. II. Stickle
J Imlrii. Saturday. Uctobur IS nt 7:30 : 11. in.
Hon. . M. > pttluton nnti Hon. Janios 0 , Mc-
Xteny Ilouiibllcau C'lly. 1'rlUuy , October 17
"
ut"n ; ; ) p. in.
lion. 1) ) , M. Ncttloton and Hon. n. O. Oylcr
Iliintloy , Saiurduy , October IS nt a u in
ltniiu > , H\turilav : , October is nt 7:30 : n. m.
Hun. N' . V. llarlau unit D. M. Nuttlcton
Ptroinsliiir . Monday. Oou'lier 1W at a n. in. ;
Ojeeolti. Monday , Octobur 20 at 7'JO : n. in. :
W" ! * ' . .1. ' T"esil ! y' : ? tobcr 21 at 2 p. m. ;
in. ) l-'rlund. Thursday , October 3 at TUO p. m. ;
Greto. Friday , October 21 nt 'J p. m. : Wllber ,
f I'rlduy , OjtoberSI at 7:30 : p. m. ; Tobias , Satur-
f
bvr : > 0 utTUO : p. m.j IHIcu , Friday , October Ul
at S p. in.
Hun. II. M. Nettletonand Hon. T. K. fedg
wlok Jlllfonl , Friday , Octotn-rUt ut2 p. in.
lion. N , V. llnrlan and lion. K. A. Gilbert
1 Sowunl , Krldajr. Octutwir 31 at7 : : p. m.
1H lion. N. V. Harlan and lion. I > . M. Nottloton
H Hebron , Saturday , .Novoinbor 1 at 7:30 p. m.j
8ullon , Monday , Isovemb < raut3p. m.
Coneral U W , Oolhv Wymoro , Saturday ,
OoloborlS ; I'awr.eo City. Tiu-iday. Octotior'JI ;
Liberty.Saturday. October ! : Holmeivllle ,
Nniulay , October87 : Htprllne. Wwlncstlay , Oc-
tolior W. Nt > bra ku Oily , trliliiy. October 31.
lion.V , M. Itoburtson and llonN. U.Juek-
oiiiiMiott. . Bntiirdny. October 23 aftor-
mwn ) ; Tlldeu , Tuosduy , October 23 ; Stuart ,
Vtf < liu uluy , Octobertltf.
Hon. .Norrls Hruwn and Hon. W. II. Condor
Oraut , fat urnay , October 2.V
lion. IV. I . Osbori ; unil Hon. J.W. Tucker
Ilattlo Ureuk. Tnpbday. October 21 ; Lonu I'lne ,
Muduu day , October aj Hay Sprtuss , Ttmr -
rtny , October 2JI Antniwortli , Friday , October
SlirVrlbncr , Pnliirdny.OctolKirar. .
lion. Mlko M.Hnorry and linn. I ) . A. Ilnlmtn
.North llcnd. Wednesday. October 2S ; lllnlr.
ThurMlnr , Octobers ; ! ! Cralic , Krlday , October
24 : Iiyntis ? nt rday. Octol > < T25.
lion. 11,0. IttiMoll and Hon. John
Iloopor. .Monday , October iTIovonlnRt ; hlfln ( ,
Tnpidnv , October 2S lorcnlu ? ) : Cloarwutor ,
Wcdnosday. October JJ ( ovcnlnzl ) Atkinson ,
Tlitiruluy , O.-tobcr 30 ( ovcnlnat ) txmit I'lno ,
Friday , October 31 ( ernnlng ) ; O'Kelll. Satur-
Uay , November 1 ( ovonliiB ) .
AT TIIR 8TATU HOUSE.
The Nebraska construction company Is the
latest corporation orfranlzed In Oinalin. The
Incorporatora are John A. McShane. John II.
Dumont , OCOFKO O. Barnum , WUltara L , .
Adams nnd J. K. Ebcrsolo. The cortKiratlon
Is tor the purpose ot constracUnB for nnd
constructing nnd completing railway nnd
wnffon bridges , the approaches thereto , or
other Internal Improvements. The capital
stock is fWO.OOO.
Thn Colomao-N'obraskn land and canal com
pany has liletl articles of Incorporation. The
purix o of the organization Is to construct
nnd operate Irrigating canals for domestic ,
nulling nnd intmufaeturlnfT purposes. The
wa'cr ' Is to bo taken from tlio Plntto river at
a -point In section 13 of township 14 of Lin-
coin county , and the canal Is to bo extended
cast terminating In section 13 , township 14.
The capital stock Is SiOO.OOO. The
incorporutora are Isaac Dillon , Tlmddeus ,1.
Foley , Joseph Studley , James P. Benedict ,
GeorRO II. West and Joel K. Davis. North
Platte Is to bo the headquarters of the com
pany.
The Ashlund land and live stock company
has tiled articles of incorporation. The capital
stock Is tlOO.UOO. The Incorporators are
Kdirnrd Larkln , J. U. Johnson aadT. J.
Koblnson
The Manc.hp.stcr fire assurance company of
Manchester. England , has tnken preliminary
steps toward applying for permission to do
business in Nebraska. The German Insur
ance nnd savings Institution of Qulncy. III. ,
has nnulo application to transact its business
In this state.
D. J. Foster , secretary of the Illinois Ma
sonic nnd I'ythlan Benevolent society , called
at the auditor's oftlco this morning and mndo
arrangements to apply for permission to
transact the business of his company In this
state.
onns AND nxns.
Mrs. Laura E. Gilbert , who Is suing for
dlvorco from her husband , 11 led an additional
petition in the district court today asking
thntsho bo allowed alimony also.
A man from Ithaca named "Wagner , who
clerks In William Smith's store , arrived in
thucitv today and identified the knives , boots
nnd other articles found In Crystal Springs
addition as being the property of his cm
plover.
Gambler Glcason , who was held to the dls
trict court in the sum of $300 nnd jumped his
bond , was arraigned before the district cour'
this afternoon to explain himself.
Messrs. Shears & MurkcU of Omaha , who
hnvo secured the lease of the Lincoln hotel ,
pay $10,000 per annum for that privilege , nnd
in addition 15 per cent of nil receipts eve
StOO.UUO.
The best euro for rheutnntUm or neuralgia
Is Salvation Oil used according to directions
So cents.
The news from the seat of war Is constant
ly contradictory ; but not so from Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup ; every report concerting It
proves it to bo the best Cough Syrup known.
Oiily iio coats a bottle.
SOVTJl OJ/.l/f.l.
Thrown Offn Car and Scalped ,
D. M. Ferguson , ono of the stockyards
braUeuicn , was badly injured whlloswitchlng
cars at the packing houses of Swift & Co.
yesterday afternoon. Mr , Ferguson was on
the rear car of a string being run down on
tbo Ice switch , and thinking ho had passed
under the awnlug rose up lust in tlmo to
strike the lost crossbar. Mr. Ferguson was
almost scalped when his head hit the timber.
lie was knocked back over the end of the
car , falling head fiast on tbo track below , nnd
badly bralsiiipr his back and shoulders. A
surgeon was called and put In twenty-nlno
stitches. Mr. Ferguson's wounds are very
painful , but nro not considered fatal. Ho
was taken to bis boarding house , No. 2018 N
street.
The Pastoral Itcccption.
The auditorium and lecture rooms of the
Methodist Episcopal church wore filled with
members of thocongregatlonnnd friends from
Omaha ntul of this city Thursday night nt
the recaption tendered the pastor , llov. Mr.
C. N. Dawson and family. After
tbo choir had sung a selection ,
Mr. .Tunics M. Grauthous delivered a
neat address of welcome , to which Uov. Mr.
Dawson made n feeling response. A song by
the choir followed. The coinmlttco on In
troduction took churgo of the now friends
and guests and succeeded in making all com
fortably at home. Elegant refreshments were
served.
Personal nights League.
At n meeting of the personal rights league
held In Blum's opera house Thursday [ n reso
lution was passed to attend the mass meeting
to bo hold in Uurlleld hall , Omaha , Monday
evening.
A moss meeting will bo held In Blum's
opera house Friday evening , October 30.
Km in cut speakers will bo present from
abroad to make addresses.
A special meeting will bo hold In the same
place Monday evening , November 3 , to dis
tribute tickets.
Notes About the City.
James Bellow will remove to Fremont and
cngago in business.
Itcscuo hose No. 1 will glvo a ball Thurs
day evening , November 11) .
Klchanl Sonry of the Omaha packing force
is sick with malarial lever.
James H. VanDusea injured his foot yes
terday by letting a lump of iron fall on it.
Edward Fulton of the Armour-Cudahy
packing force , was accidentally cut on the
loft wrist Thursday afternoon by a fellow
workman.
A dnuRhter has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
E. D. Gideon. This is the twelfth child
born unto members of the Stockman force
withlu n twelvemonth.
Edward F. Bowen of Dahlgren Post. No.
K5 , Grand Army of the Republic , Papillion ,
has lost his long morocca leather fxickct book
with r. lot of papers. Including two discharges
and a pension certificate.
J'rof. M. J. Mooney of the Missouri gym
nasium , St. Louis , Mo. , tins arrived to take
charge of John Wilks , now In training at
Pickard'sparlc for a light with James Lind-
sey in orliear this city the latter part-of this
mouth. A largo delegation of St. Louismns
will be hero to witness the light.
About People.
Robert T , Maxwell has returned from Chi
cago.
Courtney A. Horlno nnd bride , formerly
Miss May Tlmmcns of Chicago , returned
yesterday.
Misses Florence Smith and Lottlo Bratten
of Cleveland , O. , nro the guests of Mr. nud
Mrs. Isaao A. Brayton.
"William L. Gregson of the clerical force at
the packing houses of Smyth & Co. , has gene
to Chicago on n business trip for the house.
John Leobald , forman of the O. II. Hammond
mend packing nouses , under Chief Engineer
Thomas W. Whlttlesoy , has returned from
Council Bluffs nnd , to the surprise of his
friends at the house , did not bring a bride
along ,
A fact that nil men with gray and many
shaded whiskers should know : that Buck
ingham Dye always colors an oven brawn or
black at will.
Charles Sumner died suddenly Thursday
night at hU grocery store , 2021 Leavonworth
street. The deceased had complained for
several days of pains In the region of the
heart , from which It Is supposed death re
sulted.
Tno remains will bo forwarded to Atlantic ,
la. , for interment.
Tbo deceased had resided In Omaha several
years , removing to this city from Atlantic.
Army Notes ,
TUB BEE Is In receipt of the new roster of
troops serving la the department of the
Platte , containing all the changes made In the
several posts up to October 1. The depart
ment of notes Is especially full and Interest
ing , showing the movements of all troops at
tending ritta practice and competition , state
encampments of national guards as also tbo
transfer from ouo fort to another which , dur
ing the past three months , have been ol fre
quent occurrence.
THE HEAVY CABLE BROKE ,
Thrilling Experience In the Union PaciGo
Headquarters' Elevator ,
THE PYTHIAN GRAND LODGE ADJOURNS ,
No Insurance Company SctT-Stj-lcd
"I'jthlan" to llolCncourngcil or
1'atronlzccl by Blomhers
of the Order.
A frightful a ecident was averted nt the
Union Paclllc headquarters Thursday after
noon by the effectiveness of the elevator
afety appliances.
At the ( ii'mng ' hour la the
tftcrnoon , six clerks , three ladies nnd
.hrce gentlemen , took the elevator at the
'ourth Hoer for the descent.
"With the first turn of the lover , the sup
porting ropca broke and the elevator started
n what oppcarcd to bo an awful drop to the
ground floor.
Before the occupants had time to fully
realize their peril the safety appliances of tbo
elevator had performed their duty nnd
io carringo came to a sudden stop
i few fuel below the third floor ,
having fallen but one story.
The occupants crawled out uninjured , but
all badly frightened , and the break -was soon
repaired.
The I'ylhlati Grand
M Thursday evening's session of the
Pythian grand ledge the subject of
cgUlating against the admission of
saloonkeepers into tbo order came
up in the shape of n resolution to refer the
amendment to the constitution ( passed by
the grand ledge two years ago at Fremont ,
making H unlawful to admit dealers in intox
eating beverages to the order , ) to the supreme <
promo chancellor for approval. This was
declared out of order and an appeal was
taken from the decision of the chair , result
ing in tbo decision being sustained.
The matter was not brought up again.
The recommendation of the committee on
laws that the oQlce of grand lecturer bo
created was defeated after a prolonged dis
cussion.
H was decided to hold tbo next session of
the grand ledge at Lincoln.
A resolution was adopted approving of the
decision of the supreme ledge to the effect
that it is unlawful for a knight
to use the name of the lodge
in connection with nuy scheme intended to
insure the life of members. The resolution
also voiced the opinion of the lodge that no
life insurance company , bearing the name o
Pythian , save that sustained by the supreme
premo lodge , should bo patronized
by knights unless first deprived of any
title which might lead people to believe tba
it was in some manner connected with thi
Pythian organization. *
It was decided that hereafter no lodge shal
bo established ia a town where
there are two lodges without tbc
consent of both. In cities where there
are moro than two lodges , the consent of t
majority of these lodges roust bo secured be
fore a new one muy be organized.
In regard to the amendment providing fo :
a fee for withdrawn ! cards , the amount was
fixed at 50 cents each.
The law was amended fixing the bonds o
the grand kecperof records and seals nt ) , OOC
nnd of the grand master of oxchecquer a'
$12,000.
At 3:80 : a , m. , the grand ledge adjourned.
Change of life , backache , monthly irregu
laritles , hot ( lashes are cured by Dr. Miles'
Nervine. Free samples ut Kukn & Co. , 15th
and Douglas. _
EFFECTS OP PUOUIB1TION.
Mr. O. A. Wolcott , Candidate for Com
mission rr , Speaks Upon Them ,
Mr. O. A. Wolcott of Elk City , republican
candidate for county commissioner in tbo
Fifth district , came Into town yesterday and
was met by a number of farmers from his dis
trict who congratulated him upon his nomina
tion and pledged him their hearty
support. More than that , they
promised to "take off their coats"
and stand at the polls and work for him on
the day of election. For the purpose of
silencing the tongue of an enemy of Mr. Wai-
cott , who has been charging that the latter
is a prohibitionist , n UKK reporter asked the
gentleman for an expression of his opinion on
mat important question. J.ao repiywas us
follows :
"I feel that thoengraf ting of the prohibition
amendment into the constitution of our young
state with of citizens
so many our foreign-born
zens as also so many of our native Americans
opposed to it , would bo very deleterious. I
thluK it would amount to exactly the same
thing as local option and , where the senti
ment of the people was opposed to it , tbo
law would bo a dead letter , and it would re
sult in a great amount of useless la wing in
the courts.
"I am positively and tetotally opposed to th Is
prohibition amendmeat. I have been a resi
dent of this state for the last twenty-live
years , nnd I believe that in everything
relating to the prosperity of the state
I am the peer of any citizen in it.
I carao here in a prairie schooner with astovo
and two babies. My wealth consisted in n
span of horses , a lumper wagon and a head
full of enthusiasm for the west. I settled in
Douglas county and have resided hero ever
since. I am the owner of C50 acres of land
which is well stocked with cattle , horses and
hogs. If prohibition should obtain I should
feel that that property would seriously be de
preciated and that the greater part of'my life
work would have gene almost for nothing ,
simply to satisfy a misdirected sentiment.
"I am a temperance man in the sense
that I do not like drinking to excess
nnd take n drink myself whenever I feel like
it us my neighbors may and will cheerfully
bear witness. I despise drunkenness , but I
know of no better means to reguhte it than
the high license law now in force in this
state , which Is not only supported by the
best and most Interested citizens , but has
nlso been adopted by several other states in
the union. "
GREAT UEPUIUaCAX JtAfjIjY.
Preparations Tor Thousands at tlio
Coliseum Monday Night.
On next Monday night ono of tbo grandest
political demonstratioas over hold la thUclty
will taka place la the Coliseum. Prepara-
tlons on nnelaborate scale are being made so
that all who attend will boablo to find ac
commodation. Tbo great auditorium will bo
brilliantly Illuminated with a dozen electric
lights and hundred of gas Jets. The great
stage will bo beautifully decorated and filled
with chairs.
Every republican ward club in the city has
sign ! Jert its willingness to attend and will been
on hand wltn flying banners and bauds of
musln.
There will bo accommodations forS.OOO pee
ple. Every husband is requested to brine
his wife nud every young republican his
sweetheart.
Excursions are to be run on all lines lead'
O- OO
A woman with a cancerous ulcerof
years' standing and five inches in di-
amotcr has been entirely relieved by
six bottles of Swift's ' Specific. I con
sider its effects wonderful , almost mi
raculous.
EKV. J.1I. CAMPBELL , Columbus , Gx
Will Cure
A young man near this town had an
catinff cancer on his face , which had
destroyed his nose- and waa eatlntf to
wards his eyes. An a last resort I put
him on Swift's Specific , and It has
cured him entirely sound and well.
Du. IF. F. CHUMI.EY , Oglethorpe , Ga.
SkinCancer
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
Swift Specific Co. , Atlanta , Qu
8 REASONS. 1309"
"WHY WESUCCEED IN OUR ENTERPRISE.
1. Because we do as we advertise.
2. Because we sell goods at less than the cost of material.
3. Because we guarantee a genuine tailor-made suit at ready-made prices
4. Becausewe guarantee a perfect fit ,
8. Because we alter goods to fit the purchaser free of charge.
6. Because we give thepurchaser more tnan he anticipates for his money
7. Because'we have the confidence of the public.
8. Because we never allow a garment to be misrepresented.
ALL ALTERATIONS DONE FREE OF CHARGE TO INSURE A PERFECT FIT ,
WHAT YOU OAN SAVE.
SUITS. FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS , PANTS.
$70 custom ntmlc suit for $ .12.SO $05 custom made orcrcoat Tor $11:2.00 : $10 custom made pants for SfS.25
900 custom made suit for $ ! IO.OO $00 custom nnulc orcrcoat for..if'28.50 $15 custom made nanU for $7,50
$ . " > custom made Milt Tor $27.50 § 50 custom made ovcrcont for $24.50 $ lil custom malic luuiN for $11,50
$50 custom mndo suit for $25.00 $45 custom made orcrcoat for $20.00 $12 custom made punts for . $0.00
$ lo custom made suit for $20.00 $40 custom nmilo orcrcoat Tor $17.50 $10 custom made pants for , $5,00
$10 custom made suit Tor $18.30 $35 custom made orcrcoat for $14.00 $ 8 custom made pants for $1,50
$5)5 ) custom madu suit for $15.00 $29 custom made orcrcaat for $12.25 $ 7 custom mndo pants for
FULL DRESS SUITS FOR SALE OR HIRE.
Open evenings until 9 o'clock. Saturday evenings until 10 o'clock.
ORIGINAL CLOTHING PABLORS ,
1309 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb. 1309
lag to Omaha , and only half faro vrlll bo
sbarged.
The following will bo the orators of tlio
occasion ;
Hon. L , D. Richards , republican candidate
for povernor ; Hon. Tom Majors , candidate
for lleuteuuut governor , und Hern. John M ,
Thurston.
The music will bo supplied with a great
band of forty pieces.
Co ntral Committee Democrats.
A meeting' of tbo Douglas county demo
cratic central committee has boon called to
meet nt the Samoset cluh rooms , over 1321
Douglas street , Omaha , today at 2 p. m. ,
sbarp. A full attendance of candidates and
members la desired.
Fifth Ward Democrats.
A rally will bo held at the Fifth ward dora-
cratlo club rooms this craning , nt Six
teenth nnd Nicholas. Addresses will bo de
livered by J. O. Shea , li. C. Miller and Wil
liam Wappicb.
Saconcl Ward Republicans.
The Second ward republican club will
meet at Knspor's hall , South Thirteenth
street , this evening.
Central Committee UcpuMlcnns.
The republican county central committee Is
hereby called to meet at the Mlllard hotel
Saturday , October 18 , at 2 o'clock saarp.
P.O'BiiiKNChairman. .
Fourth " \Vuhl Democrats.
There will bo a racctinp of the Fourth
ward democratic club this evening at 7:30 :
o'clock nt Washington hall. Business of Im
portance will bo transacted.
1602. Sixteenth , ana Farnam streets U
the now Rock Island ticket offlco. Tick
ets to all points oust at lowest ratoi
To Attend Justine Miller's Funeral.
Elmer Frank , clerk of the United States
circuit court , received the following telegram
yesterday fromKeokuif , la. :
"Yourself nnd officers of tbo court and
members of the bar are cordially invited to
bo present or have a representative at the
funeral services of Justlco Samuel P. Miller ,
in this city , Saturday , October IS. A. J. Me-
Crary , committee. "
.District Court.
The case of the state against Mrs. Dora
ICnowles for adultery was taken up in Judge
Clarkson's court yesterday , but the prose
cution announced that the witnesses for the
state were not present. The case was then
indeflnitelr postponed.
Judge Clarkson adjourned court for the
day. _
Hon. GcorgoW. Ambrose was a passenger
for Chicago yesterday afternoon.
CAIN
' ONE POUND
WaUff-ll *
iitauz-w A Day.
A GAIN OF A TOUND A BAY IX THE
CASE OF A MAN WHO HAS BECOME "ALL.
RUN DOWN , " AND HAS BEGUN TO TAKE
THAT REMARKABLE FLESH I'RODUCER ,
SCOTT'S
FMOLSIQN
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH
Hypophosphitcs of Lirno & Soda
IS NOTHING UNUSUAL. THIS FEAT
HAS TEEN PERFORMED OVER AND OVER
. . . . . _
AGAIN. PAT.A.TAIII.R AS vn i.Fw
DORSEDnv PHYSICIANS. SOLD BY ALL ,
DRUGOISTS. AVOID SUBSTITUTIONS AND
IMITATIONS.
GRA-Tf'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
tn- " " < THE Q ni AT i fc
ENGLISH IUM-
EUAnunfMl -
Ina core for Sem
inal Worxkneis ,
Rpermatorrbiem
Impotency. n < l
ill dhosies that
folio * ai t > e >
quenco ot Sclf-
abuiid ; AS I/is
Fain In the Hack , Dlmncis of Yliloo. Preimtnrfl Oil
Ac' , and many other dbemo ! that lead to Insanity
orcnmumpttonnnd n premn'.uro trrate.
| T Kull partlcalars In oar pamphlet , which wo do-
Klreto rtn < \ freflbjr mnllto every one. rPfTho Spe
cific Medicine Ixold nt 11 per packgne. or > li pack.
rtgoi for 13 , orwill bo sent f roe by mail on receipt o !
th9 money , by nddrexlnj
THE GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
1110 PAIINAM STREET , OMAHA ,
On account of counterfeits ire hira adopted till
ydlow mapper , tbo only ucnulno.
fwhvftlvj" 3lH only lit B.tHii G * 3T
PIINIrtRROAAHGANES& \
? ivt'n't ?
0. B. MOORE & CO. , Accurs.
FEMALE BEANS
Ab olut lr reliable , perfectly fe , most powerful fcmali
regulatorrnowai norer fall t AJaoox.puAtpaldtcne boi
R&lclect. Addmn LION Ilftt'O CO. . Mrt lo , . Y.
boM b7 QOODSUN imflQ CO.
HEADY RELIff
*
FORPA1M s'f
CURES AND FREVEVTS
Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis Rheumatism
, , , , Neuralgia ,
Inflammation of the I.unsn , Kidneys and Dowels. Sdatlca , Chilblains , Frost Dues , Toothache , Headache ,
I'alnjln tkollack , Cheat and I-lmbj , and all tbo usual
CONSEQUENCES OF TAKING GOLD.
The application or RAIHVAVS HKADV HKMKK , to the pnrt.i affcc'el. will Instantly rcllove anil soon
euro the Htiffcrer Internally In doses of from thirty to slxtr drops , In halts tumbler ofwntcr.lt will cure In
a few momenta. Cramps , Spasms , Sour Btomncli , Colic , Flatulence , Hoarlburn , Diarrhoea , Sick llomlacho ,
Nnujfn. Vomltlntr , Cold Clilll , Nervomnois , aieM ( > lo irio , ua all Intorail palm. CO centi a bottlo. Fur
alont Druggists. ltAU\VAY \ 4 Co. , 91 Warren Bt. , N. V.
The Famous Cocoa of Europe.
The Coming One of America.
Van Houten'shasy 'jVr cent more of the flesh-forming
elements of cocoa than is obtained by the best processes of
,
other manufacturers ,
VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA
"BEST & GOES FARTHEST. "
Doctors and analysts of the highest standing all over the
world , certify to this immense saving , and by VAN HOU
t TEN'S special process only can this be attained.
W-VAS HOOTEX'S COCOA ( "cnc tried , alwar < u § J" ) posseuoithn srreat adrantace of
lonlai no Injurious effects on tha nerroai lyitein. No nonJer , therefore , that ( n ill parti 2
J. c ( the world , tbli famtbr'i Cocoa Is reoninmenilrdby Rieillenlmrn , Initend of leu >
| nniIcuTeB ( rolhercoeoaiar choeolulei , fur dally n o by clilltlreu urudulli , ! }
J | hale and ilcU.rlcU nnd poor. Aikfar ViX HotrrEK's andMA < nootA'r. { 1 >
+ * r * + + + * wv + ' * + + + ftrtfftwf * * + +
NO OUR.R ! MO
DrDOWN
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb ,
Feicntwn yean * experience. A regular enduatoln mdlclno , o > diplomat ihow. U tllloattrlnj with
tno rrcntot ucc n all .NurToui.riironlo and I'rlvnloilUunui. Apormtactit euro ir man I set fjrCmrrli
BpcrmalorrLiPo. Loit Manhood , Sumlm ! Woakno . MgUt l.mei , IriiDJUmcr. bjptillH , Slrlctilcu. n 1 ul
UUraiei of Ihe Iilcxxl. Hkln and Urlnarr Ortcam. N. IL I entrants IM ) ( OP a r err oaial an JerUka itil fsl
< o con ) . Couuluiloa tut. Uooi ( MjriierletorUIt ( . . . .
, ) teat no. OJttc l > our - a. out d y. to.
lu a a. to li m.
DR.McGrREW
THE SPECIALIST.
Moro than IS ycnrs'experience In the treatment of
PRIVATE DISEASES.
AcuroRiiarantceJInStoato clnjs without the loss
of an hour's time.
STRICTURE
Pcrnmncntlr cured without rnln or Instruments ; no
ruttlnm no illhtlnn. Thu nmst ri'innrkublu remedy
known to modern actonco. Wrlto for circulars.
SYPHILIS
CURED IN 3O TO BO DAYS.
Dr. 2McJrew' treatment for thisIcrrtlilo blood clls-
case 1m been pronounced the mo.it iwwerfulnml
fuccessful remedy otrrdl.ieOTcrod for Iho absolute
euro ofthli dlscnso. Ills success with this dwnao
lias norer been equalled. A coiuflcto ci'UE ot'Aii-
A.NTIEUD. Wrllo for circulars.
LOST MANHOOD
and nil weakness of the poxual organs , ncrvoufnc.n ,
timidity and despondency nbnoluteljr cured. 'J'ne ro-
llef Is Immediate undcurupleto.
SKIN DISEASES ,
Catarrh , rheumatism , and nil dlsrmp of the blood
Ilrer , kidneys nnd bladder pcrrainrntlr cured.
FEMALE DISEASES
and nouralnln , nerrouness nnd disrates of the ttom-
ncli cured. ' 1'liw Doctor's "Homo Treatment" for
ladles li pronounced by nil who have u Pd It , to bo
tlic most com | ) 'cto nnd convenient remedy ever of
fered for the treatment of fetualo diseases. It Is
truly a wonderful remedy. K" Instruments ; no
pain , llouiis 1011 l.uu-i ruou 1 TO 4 OXI.Y.
DR. McGREW'S
marvclou * aucccss has vron for Mm ft reputation
which Is truly national In character , nnd his great
army of patients reaches from the Atlantic to ttio
racllic. Tlio Doctor ls n Bradiinto of "IIEdt'LAU"
incillclnenni ] lim Imd lunirnml careful ciporlcncn In
hospital practice * nnd Is classed oniony tlio lending
ftpcclallstn In modern science. Treatment by corre
spondence. Wrlto for circulars about each of the
above diseases , rilEE.
Office , I4th and Farnam Sts.
Kntrance on either street-
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
- * T
13O2 Farnam Straat.
HARRY P. DEUEL ,
City Pacseucror and Tlokat Agent
Medical ami Siirol Institute
Corner OthandHarnoj Streets , Omaha.
FOR THE TREATMENT Or ALL
Chronic Diseases and Deformities.
DR. A. T. MCLAUGHLIN , Prosidont.
Founded by Dr. J. W. McMonamy.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT.
Swelflo for Hi > terln.Plttln ( irtiKwinlila. Wtkfr
luliioii , Wontol iJeprmlon. hoftenlOKot tlio llrala.ro-
luliliii ; lu ln nltjr jl le/wllnir to mlirrj dwav aril
Oeilh. Prcnutura Olil Atq , Jiarrcnncu. l.wior 1'owwr
Inulthortei. InfnlunUrjr L.OUO , mid Hvx.-ratto'-il.cra
c us xl br eiTir < i < erlloA of the trim , irhu > e or
CTerlndul7n < . r.achbox cotiiolniononionit'tf treat
ment. II atxit , or ill for li. tentlij lnilirrtull | | ,
With e U order tor lit bom , vrlll > oiM | .urr-b ir
( TJirant-o lu rcfun.l nrnrr K the trtnl mint fai
an l irenuico K.U1 dntybi
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
lllOParnuni Street. - - Oniubx. Neb.
1 II _ AT'fc ' ' I T/iir Wnrphlim llulilt
JCT JlL aJ JjS/Jl.tar.dlnlotoSiximTi
Nop rtlUc.r.d.DK.J.tIEI'UtHBI..Uiioo 0.
Best Quality ,
Correct Stylo. Perfect Filling.
Best Unen.
ASK FOR THEM.
DIAMONDS.
Wnlclic.1 nnd Olnmomlt ( liven Avnjr
with Tea nnrt CoflVo A Norel Way
or Intruilitct ng Goods.
The upmc > 9 of all persons rocolvltijf din-
in ends' , wiit olios , etc. , nro mldcd to this
Untiluilv. 1'ho Ovorlnnil toi ; company
of. Sixu Francisco have ranted the atom ,
ISOoFiirimin. next to Ilollin.in' * clolhlnir
house , nmlinorder to introduce tliolr
poods this company will present for sixty
days souvenirs with every can of tea nml
coiieo BoUl , such ns solid pold , sllvor nml
nickel witclios , nlso gomiino dhmoiuls
lit solid Rolil pollings , silver tnblowaro ,
nlso money ntul many other nrtleles of
loss value. Uvory purchaser will rooulvo
a souvenir. Tlio coIToo , cnn mid contents
welph about three pounds , the ten , can
ntul contents weigh about 0110 anil n lialf
pounds. This expensive nnd novel wny
of mlvorlisltiffwiflbo discontinued nftor
sixty days aim these renlly choice food *
will bo sold strictly on their merits , but
without the souvenir. Of course every
purchaser mut : not expect to Ret a ilia-
nond or watch. This cotnpnny claim
hat they hnvo just as peed a right to
pivo away watch us , diamonds or jewelry
ixnd moncy'Txs their competitors fuivo to
pivo away glassware , ehronios , etc. (3ot (
up n elub. Those who pot up a club
rdor most always pot n hnmlsomo pres-
nt. Orders by mull promptly forwarded
o all parts of the United States on ro-
joipt of cash or postofllco order. Terms :
Single can , 31 ; six for S5 ; thirteen for
? 10 , nnd twenty-seven for $1W. Address
Overland Tea companv , Omaha , Is'ob.
Store open from 8 o clock a. m. to i )
'clock D. in. and Saturdays till 10 o'clock
; ) . in. jew ? noon.
C. W. Smith , Greenwood , N'ofo. , Indies'
uniting niso pold wuteh in tea ; A. Lnr-
en , St. Mary's avo. , diamnnd ring in
: -a and silver gold-lined cnp ; IJora
Jlodgolt , 21st st , , silver pickle stand ;
1. J. Enilo , conductor , C. M. & St. P. K.
H. , Cent's hunting CHSO gold watch In
ea ; It. T. Alton. Jones St. , silver pickle
stand ; C. S. Ilishop , 8. Omaha , Kent's
'
'muting case pold watch , silver pickle
stand and silver pold-llnod cnp ; Jacob
iVrmbrust , Jlillard precinct , diamond
inj , ' ' , Mrs. Johana Heal , 21st and
Oak , silver llvo-bottlo caster ;
Philip I , . Samlburn , S. 2 thS201n cold
coin ; NE. . I'hllllpps , mail order , .Mln-
ilon , cluster diamond ring1 in tea ; Petur
Koeliora , 2olh and Cuminu , diamond
ring in tea ; Sophie Swnrtz , mail order ,
IToldreyo , Neb. , 811) ) In gold coin ; Amelia
Dewitt , S. 19th st , boltairo dlniuond
shirt stud in tea ; Mildred Duryofj , S.
tli st. , silver butter dish ; Frank L. . .1.
Gallngor , Council DlutTs , elegant sil
ver tea service , live pieces ; A. K. Crof-
fett. S. 10th St. , silver cake stand ;
K Miller. N. 20th st , diiummd rin-r in
tea ; Mrs , Ella Ilaydoii , Capitol avc. , la
dies' hunting case fjold watch In tea ;
Paul Stein , jr. , S. 13th , diamond ring in
tea , and silver five bottle caster ; Henry
Sontiur , S. 30th Ht.S10In gold coin In
tea ; Mrs. Borbaek , N. IIth , silver uugur
bowl ; Thomns Wright , Maple mul Hist ,
silver cold-lined cup ; Q. M. IJluck , Clif
ton mil , silver live bottle ouster ;
Otto Hanson , 23d st. , silver
gold-lined cup ; .Terry MeNinnara ,
U. P. R. K. , gent's ' hunting CHMJ gold
watch in tea ; Hubert Engnrt , Girnoy
st. , cluster dhimoml ring-In tea ; Julia
Thomas , S. Omaha , coin silver ulmtte-
laino watch in tea ; Mabel Uurbunk , S.
10th st. , silver sugar bowl ; Frank Lar
son , S. 18th st. , sliver butterdish ; A. E.
Steiner , Council niufTs , $40 In sold coin
in tea ; G. N. Grillis , mail order , York ,
Neb. , 820 in gold coin ; Goo. Folder , Far-
nam st. , silver eako stand ; B. II. Dun
can , S. 10th st. , Bilvcr water pitcher ;
C. K. Goodman , Arbor st. . diamond
ring in tea ; Mrs. C. A. Johnson , S. 10th ,
silver pickle stand ; P. E. Gornhart , Ne
braska City , silvur sugar bowl : Louis
Garvin , California St. , { rent's hunting
case gold watoh , in tea ; I Ilss L Bosol-
inan , Capitol avo. , silver pickle stand ;
Charles ( iants , Douglns Co , , silver live-
bottle castor ; J. K. Graham , S. Omaha ,
820 in gold coin , in tea ; I. S. Lozlor , N.
22d st. , silver pickle stand ; W. ! > .
Clarzo , Missouri Valley , diamond ring ,
in tea ; F. R. Pearloy , mail order , Lin
coln , Neb.coin silver clmtlclnino watch ,
in tea ; G. II. Hrady , Council
Bluffs , cluster diamond scarf ring , in
ton ; O. P. Watson. S. 21st st.S6in
gold coin in tea ; D. S. Clarence , Douglas
st. , elegant silver tea service tivo pieces ;
R. E. Landriim , S. 15th st. , silver sugar
bowl ; Belle Dunham , S. 20th st. , combi
nation diamond , ruby and sapphire ring
in tea ; H. H. Walters , Farnam St. , clo-
gant gold lace pin , diamond setting ; ' . S.
P. Hattonburg , S. 10th st. , silver pickle
stand ; L. N. Parker , S. 10th st. , silver
cake stand ; M. S. Savor , S. 20th St. ,
hunting cnso gold watch iti tea ;
Ella McCarthy , Capitol nvo. , silver
rtvc-bottlo castor ; It. L. Gates , S. 10th
st. , diamond ring-In tea ; T. El. Winter.
Council Bluffs , diamond ring In tea ;
Hugh Li. Donovan , mail order , Hastings ,
Nob. , gent's hunting case jjold witch in
tea ; R. Jones , S. loth st. , sliver castor ;
Ollio Reynolds , S. 20th st. silver water
pitcher in tea ; II. J. Waters , South
Omaha , 820 in gold coin in tea ; E. O.
Merrill , 42d nnd CURS , silver pickle stand ;
Miss Jennie L. Cottrell , mail order ,
David C'itv. ' Nob. , silver Tiloklo
MissGracoYnlthor , mall orderSutton ,
Neb , , solid gold band ring in teaV. ; .
W. Montffomor , mail order , Red Oak ,
Nob. , silver gold lined cup ; Win. Myers ,
Charles St. , silver flve-hottlo caster ;
Miss Anna Larson , S. 18th , silver sugar
bowl ; n. lFox , Savannah , III. , diamond
mend ring in tea ; Mrs. Hobt Hunt ,
MorisoysU , silver cluster ; Jdrs. M. JA-
zarurf , LJoiifj'las st. , silver pickle stand ;
Grace Colling , mailorder , North Pintle ,
Neb. , hunting case gold watch in
tea ; E. W. "Wright , David
City Nob. , silver pickle stand ;
L. Hanson. So. 18th st. , diamond ring
in tea ; C. Dilborn , So. 13th St. , silver
five-bottle castor ; N. J. Larson , 15th fit. ,
silver eako stand ; W. II. Vannoy , Pop-
plcton Avo. , hunting case gold watch in
tea ; Fanny Shorimn , N. 20th St. . silver
cake stand , and Oscar Parsons , So. IGth
St. , combination diamond and sapphire
ring in ten ; "W. Markloy , i'ort Omaha ,
hilver cake stand ; H. P. Flood 2Sth avo. ,
diamond ring in ten ; Jennie Wol-
olT , Walnut Hill , $10.00 In gold coin In
tea ; Fritz Fisher , Klnri st. , silver llvo-
bottle ca tor ; W. E. King , Chicago bt. ,
silver eako stand ; Mrs. John J2 | > ont ter ,
Walnut Hill , htnnd sugar howl ;
Ella Ilaydcn , Ca ] > itol live , , diamond
mend ring and sil\or sugar bowl ;
Henry Harry , Clark st. . $20 in gold coin
in tea ; Kmina Tlnloy , N. l th st , silver
caatcr ; Huttie Driefus.s , Cnsa St. , silver
sugar bowl ; Sirs. W. Schwarwli'k , Ham
ilton St. , diamond ring in tea : C ! . K.
Walters , Council HlufTs , diamond sing in
tea ; Mrs. J. Frank , Howard st. , silver
sugar bowl ; Mrs. Cook , Council Bluffs ,
diamond ring in tea ; Dr. J. W.
Sioverling , diamond ring In tea ;
Ella Robertson , coin silver clint-
U'lalnu watch In tea ; Clarence Potter -
tor , Sherman avo. , silver sugar bowl ;
J. I. Elgin , S. 22d St. , diamongringin
tea ; Mrs. Pike , S. 17th St. , silver hugar
bowl ; J. IL Horst , S. Omaha , dlumond
ring in lea ; Loulwi Crov/dis , Council
Blnlls , ! J50 in gold coin In tea ; tedw. Mc-
Nnlly. with Adams express , Bilvcr live-
bottle castor ; W. Xang , S. 13th , silver
llvo-bottlo castor ; Mrs. L. D. Flodln ,
Izard ht. , silver trold-tincd cup ; C , Fit/-
go raid , Council UlulTs , diamond ring in
tea ; Th OH. Ilolbran , California st. , bilvor
llve-bottlo cubtor ; S. , T. Warren , S. 1'Jth '
Ht. , gouts' hunting WIHO gold watch In
tea ; L. 13 , Ilooton , S. 4th t. ,
diamond ring In tea ; II. Miller , S. 1-tli
Bt. , boltairo diamond bhirt btud in tua *
