8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , MOXDAY SEPTEMBER 7 , 1801 ,
AS TO SON-PARTISAN JUDGES
Opinion of a Prominent State Attorney on an
Absorbing Topic.
JUDGE WAKELEY DECLINES PROMOTION ,
IlrimllllunnH Arc In On tlic
Supreme ilmlKC Issue Citizens'
Ticket * Utidor the New
A Jlnr rcprcscntntwo saw n prominent at
torney of tlio stnto who , among other things ,
was uskcd tlio following questions :
"What do you think of the proposition to
linvo the republicans nml democrats nomlnata
the judges now on the district bonchl"
"Thorn can bo douut from the general sen
timent , not alone of the bar , " was the reply ,
"hut alio of the people ot the Fourth Judicial
district , that the district court bench , at now
constituted , should bu renomlnatod In its en
tirety by both the democratic and republican
partial. Of couno this will glvo the four
jmlKcs - Wiiueloy , Doano , Ferguson and Ir
vine-to the democrats ; while the republi
cans will only got three Davis , \lopowell \
end ICstollo. It is to hoped that it will not bo
necessary to call a bar meeting for the pur
pose of tnkincr action In the matter , as everyone
ono of these gentlemen have already received
the hearty appproval of the bar of the
district , and If the republican and demo
cratic parties dcsiro to voice the sentiment of
the people they will unhositatiiiKly nominate
nil seven Judges. Should they not do no
there will bo the snmo kind of a Judicial light
that there was four years ago when the bar
nml the clti/.nns generally took the matter
out of the hands of the politicians and almost
unanimously elected the Judges , "
' Who do you thlnK will bo the successor of
Judge Cobbl What are the politicians doing
lu that llnof"
"For the first time In the history of Ne
braska there Is a possibility of a Judge other
than a republican lie ing elected as associate
Justice of the supreme court. There was an
effort on the part of some attorneys , backed
by rullroaJ and corporation interests to gat
up what they are pleased to denominate a
non-partisan ticket. This was to bo brought
about by the members of the entires bar of
the stnto meeting ii : a sort of con
vention nt Lincoln and nominating or
euggeUIng to the democratic and republi
can partio-i the name of some prominent
attorney for nomination by the two parties ;
but the course that Tin : Urn : lias taken as
well as the cold water that has been thrown
upon the matter by leading attorneys
throughout the slate , has virtually killed
this movement Uosldes It Is well known
that.Iudgo Wakclcy has absolutely and posi
tively declined to be a cundlduto for the
Biipromo Judgcshlp , and as his name was
prominently used by the advocates of this
non-partisan business , they are decidedly at
.sea , us in order to succeed they ore aware
'that they must have some ono who will carry
Douglas coufity almost unanimously. The
present indications are that , ludgo Broady
will bo the nominee of the democrats , and
should there bo a non-partisan meeting held ,
lie will probably be nominated by that body ,
also as It Is understood that nothing but a
democrat will bo accepted by the non-parti-
Bans. There are two promincntcandldates in
the republican ranks forthe Judgcshlp , Judge
Cobb and ex-Judge Kceso , both of Lincoln.
From all that can bo learned the light bo-
Uvcfii them and their supporters will DO very
bitter. Judge Cobb declines to bo shelved at
this time because of the fact that the lioya
decision is creating great opposition to his
candidacy and tie refuses to retire In the face
of the enoiry , but will do everything to re-
elvo the nomination. Juduo Hecso , on the
other hand , will bo strongly supported by
the anti-monopoly wing of the republican
party , and if ho is nominated will
undoubtedly draw very strongly from the
alliance candidate. So that with the
throe candidates , democratic , republican and
alliance It will bo very hard for any ono to
foretell the political complexion of the next
Judt < o ot the supreme court. "
"Will the Australian ballot law , In your
opinion , interfere with u.iy citi/ons' move
ment of a non-partisan character ? "
"No ; it will not for the reason that section
D of the Australian ballot law provides mnong
other things as follows : That the electors ,
llfly in number , of any cltv , county or dis
trict , have a right to assemble and nominate
n candidate or candidates for olllco , so that
for example , if the republican and demo
cratic parties should decline to nominate the
present judges of the district court of this
district tlfty electors could assemble within
not less than twelve days of the election and
pi n co them in nomination and by tiling witb
the county dorks of the counties composing
the district the names of the candidate or
candidates such action would procure their
names printed upon the ballot. "
AMONG G13KMAN 31AHKSMKN.
l''ourlli Amiuil Tournament of the
Om.ilia : cliiict/onvurcin N < > \ \\pok. .
The fourth annual tournament of the
Omaha Schuet/onveroin will ba held next
Saturday and Sunday , September 13 and la ,
nt the club's rillo range at Itusnr park.
On the first day the shooting will begin at
8 o'clock n. in. , and continue till 0 in the
evening. Sunday tno shooting will begin at
8 o'clock a. in. and clojo at 1. Following the
regular club shoot comes the second shoot
for the state modal , worth $175. The condi
tions of this contest is ' . ' 00 yards off-hand , nt
D union target , I'-Mnch null's eye , open to
nny rlllo shot in Nebraska , entrance fee ? . ' ) ,
each to have throe shots , the possible maxi
mum score bqing sovonty-llvo points. Tno
medal is now hold by John W. Potty of
Omaha.
After the state shoot an Individual match
between Fred A. Fullor.tlrst shooting master
of the Omaha SehuoUonveroln and John A.
Petty for f.M ) n side , 'JOO vards oil-hand , each
man to have ten shots. In the stnto shoot ,
every nun must deposit his
entrance fee $1 , with tlio secretary ,
Kouls llelnuod , by 3 o'clock Saturday , Sep
tember 13 , the shooting to begin at 1 o'clock
sharp.
The tournament will close Sunday ovonltig
with a grand concert oy the Musical Union
Military b.ind and a ball
Saturday's club's programme will bo ns
follows : First , the "hour" target I'-lnch
bull's eye , divided into thrco rings , outside
counting 1 , next ' . ' , and Insldo : i. Twenty
shots lor $1 , shooters being privileged to
buy as many cards ho wlshcn. The men
making the llrst and lust centers of the day's
Bhoot to be awarded GO cents each. For the
first hundred points In this target the marks
man will be awarded a gold modal ; second
hundred points , $5 In cash ; the third hun
dred , $10 In cash.
Next comes the "man" target , three shots
for 11) a contestant being allowed to enter
ns often as ho desires , but each contestant
can win but ono prize , this en the card of
which ho makes the host score. After 15 per
cent of the gross receipt ! ) of this target , has
been deducted for club expenses , the remainder -
dor to bodlvldcdintoprlzcs , the Ill-it prize not
to exceed $15.
The "volks" target , a 12-Inch bull's-eye ,
wlthiJA'j-iiH'h circles. A man gets a card for
J5 for nlno shots on this target , this card
being divided Into three parts , three shots to
n part. The shooter then takes his bast
tlireo shots for hU percontngo. The prizes
divided the same as on the "man" target.
Sunday's programme Includes the "ohron11
target , tno prucs for which amount to foOO ,
mid have been donated by business man and
members of the club. Open only to members
of the club. It Is a 13-Inch bu'U's-oy , same
ns "volUs" target. Entrance , $3 for three
shots ; only ana entry to n cian allowable.
Kvory contestant to receive n pri/o accord-
log to his percontuge ; entries close at 13
o'clock. Also the "koimig" target , which Is
the same ns the "hour" target ; ton shots for
J 1 , and only allowed to enter once , the man
making the bast to bo declared the shooting
Icing , and will bo awarded a fil medal and
$10 In cash ; only members eligible ; shooting
to begin at S o'clock and close nt 13. Also
the "man" target ; MUIIO as Saturday's. Also
the "volks' > target ; sama us on Saturday's
programme. Thu tournament to be under
the management of Fred Fuller , Henry
Itusnr , Adolph .Meyer and F. L. Ulumor.
For restoring the color , thickening the
growth , ami beautifying the hair , and for
preventing balduoss , Hull's Hair Kouowor
unsurpassed.
MANUKAOIUKKItS W1M * Mliljr.
IlCHiilt of tlio Agitation In Favor ol
Home Industrie * .
The recent agitation of a very Important
matter In the columns of Titit Ilm : tins cul
minated In a general dcsiro on the part o (
Omaha manufacturers to got together for
mutual benefit. A call has been ls <
sued and n meeting \\lll bo bold
on Monday , September 121 , for the
purpose of devising ways and moans to ad.
vnnco the Interests of Omaha manufacturers
by Impressing upon the people of Omaha the
fact that homo Industries should bo encour
aged by the practical pntronnga of the pee
ple.
Following Is the call Issued Saturday :
\Vi > . the iindcrslKii < > d , respectfully make a
call for a mineral moot IMC of all mnnufiirtur-
crs of Omalm. to bo hold at the Hoard of Trade
rooms Monday , Hcnlrmbor 21 , at 4 o'clock p.
in. , for the purpose of illscussliiK matters of
Importance to the manufacturers of this ulty.
TAMIIHM. A.CO. ,
OMAIU CAN MVo Co. ,
ItKKS I'lllNTINI ) I'O ,
r. .1. ( JUKAI.BY SOAP Co.
Citro for the Drink llnlilt.
The John Holiday Uomody company , of
Hurlmgton , la. , guarantees to cure the drink
habit and dvpsomania. Homo treatment.
Hemody sure. Ingredients harmless. I'er
bottle , postpaid , with full directions , $2.50.
No testimonials published , und correspond
ence kept Invtolato. We have used our own
medicine.
Ho. lirneii.
Mndo of the llnost lurloy nntl the
choicest Imported hotis. Try"It. . There
Is no bottoi * drink to bo hntl anywhere.
Jt is plciuunt , wholosoino und nourish
ing and on draught In till the saloons
wlioro the famous product of the
OMAHA BHUWING ASSOCIATION
is gold.
Grnnd Kntry Into Onmlin.
On anil after July HO , 181)1 ) , tlio Chicago
cage , Milwaukee & St. I'nul Railway
company will run all of its trains in ami
out of the union depot , Oiu'ihu ' No
inoroamioyanuo e.uisod by transferring1
and switching at Council BlutTs. Solid
vostibulcd trains , consisting of now
P/ilaeo sleeping cars , free parlor chair
cars , oloiwnt coaches , unu the finest
dlnintr cars in tlio world , all boated by
steam and lighted throughout by elec
tric lights. The now evening express
with "electric lights in every berth"
now leaves Omaha daily at U.20 p m.
arriving at Chicago at 0'JO : a. in. in time
for all oabtcrn connections. Secure
tickets and sleeping car berths at 1501
Farnam street ( Barker block ) ,
J. E. PKKSTON , F. A. NASH ,
C. Pass. Agt. Gon. Agt.
OMAHA
Prospect of Several
Schools ItcliiK Started.
It Is understood that the committee ap
pointed by the Board of E'luc.Uion ' to con
sider the feasibility of establishing kinder
garten schools in Omaha will recommend at
the next meeting that a few such schools bo
opened as a sort of experiment , and that
these bo of the very best that can bo had. If
the kindergartens are opened nt all they will
bo placed In the hands of the most competent
instructors in the country.
Mrs. Harrison of Chicago , ono of the lead
ing kindergarten workers of the country ,
will bo In Omaha ono week from tomorrow
and will deliver an address in the High
school building for the bonotlt of these inter
ested in kindergarten schools and kinder
garten work.
Don't Fool Well ,
And yet you are not sick enough to consult a
doctor , or you refrain from so doing for fear
you will alarm yourself and friends wo will
tell you Just what you need. It is Hood's
Sarsaparilla , which will lift you out of that
uncertain , uncomfortable , dangerous condi
tion , into n state of good health , confidence
and cheerfulness. You've no Idea how potent
this peculiar medicine Is in cases Hko yours
Auction ! Furniture Auction.
flOlG Wool worth avenue , Tuesday ,
Sept. 8 , 10 a , in. Entire contents of this
fine residence , belonging to Mr. Win-
cote , will bo sold at auction. Pine fur-
n i two of all kinds , china , glass , bric-
brnc , upright piano , etchings , oil paint
ings , etc. Robert Wells , auctioneer.
A MAN.
Now Wo Are wltli You.
Tlio Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific
railway are now running all its trains in
'
and out of Union Dopot.'Omaha.
Trains will leave as follows :
East Bound Day express , 10:00 : a.m. ;
vostibulcd limited , -1:0,3 : p.m. ; Atlantic
express , 0:10 : p.m. Arriving at 9-10 : a.m. ,
112:05 : p.m. and 0:15 : p. m.
Departing , West Bound Denver vos-
tibulotl limited , liJ:15 : p.m. ; Nol&on ac
commodation , 4 : 10 p.m. ; Denver express ,
7:05 : p. in. Arriving at U:10 : p.m. , 10:45 :
a.m. and 7:30 : a.m.
These trains are vestibulcd and it is
an indisputable fact that the dining car
service of the "Groat Rock Island" is
second to none in tlio country. For
rates and sleeping car berths to all
points east or west , call at city olllco of
the "Rook Island Route , " 10th and
Farnam streets.
.loiiN SIIIASTIAN , G. T. and P. A.
J. L. Du BUVOISH , General Agent.
on .MiiilHtor
Uiivrrox , Neb. , Sept.I. . To the Editor of
TiiKlJui : : It is manifest to nny reader of
the Herald that the Hon. Patrick Et'un is In
very bad o'lor with that concern.
Fortunately or unfortunately for Mr. Egnn
ho did not join the democratic parly promptly
on his arrival In this country , and heuco must
bo hounded In and out of season. The United
States officers who i have returned from ( Jliill
spoik In the highest terms of his ollleloncy
and Integrity , but these disciples of Jell
Davis & Uo. see nothing but call and worm
wood In all bis nets , otUcml or otherwise.
Would the Hcr.ild please mention the
names of these Lincoln Irishmen that are
said to Do denouncing Mr. Ugnn In his ab
sence i
Mr. Egan Is lu Chill as the sorvan' . of this
government and subject at all times to its
orders , and has very little discretion. The
Herald tribe and the west Britons nro a unit
In his denunciation , Mr. Egau is far away ,
and in his absence il Is not manly or honor
able to continually assail him , yet ovary issue
of tbo Herald lately keeps up that tire in the
rear that our old soldiers got so accustomed
to In days of yore. Wore Mr. Egan on the
ground no could and would defend himself.
P. S. UUAI , .
_
S.illow and leaden hued complexions soon
glvo place to the loveliest pink-nnd-whito ,
when the use of Ayer s Sarsaparilla Is per
sisted in , and cosmetics entirely abandoned.
Nothing can counterfeit the rosy glow of
perfect health , which blesses those who use
this medicine.
S. R. Patten , doiitlbt , removed to Bee
building. Open till 7:00 : pin. TeloO.
, T , J. Johnson ft Co. have removed their
coal olltco to ± 10 S , ISthstroat.
Mr. I'nxtoii lor 'Mayor.
"Lot mo tell you something , " said n loca
politician yesterday at the Mlllard hotel.
"Tho democratic wheel horses have ten
dered the nomination for mayor to William
Paxton and ho has agreed tp accept it. Ho
will probably deny it but I know this to bo a
luct. "
When n HUB reporter asked Mr. Paxton
about the mattnr the c.inltallst
and cuttle king took a deep breath ,
as though preparing to express himself with
superlative earnestness , and said : "It they
should co in o to mo with a certificate of elec
tion on a silver salver uloug with a check for
fo,000 , I cou'd not bo Induced to consider
the matter for one solitary moment. I would
not under any conditions become a candidate
for mayor If I know I would bo elected. Tbo
iuea U simply out ot the question. "
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for Chll
dren Teething softens the gums and allava
all palus , M coats a bottle. ]
SETTING TYPE BY MACHINERY ,
The Now Method is Meeting With Grcut
Favor ia Chicago.
EXPERIENCE OF THE NEWS OFFICE ,
Twelve Machines In Siiuccfmrul Oner-
ntlon Tor the 1'nst Two Yours
Important Content to beHeld
Held In October.
CIIICAOO , 111. , Sept. C. [ Special to Tin :
Unc.J The prospects are that the typesetting
ting on all the dally newspapers of Chicago
will In iho Very near future bo done by
machinery.
Two of the ofllcos the Evening Journal
and the Dally News have already made the
experiment and the Inter-Ocean will very
shortly do so. Fifteen machines of the
Morgunthalor pattern nro now being put Into
the latter ofllco. The Mows has twelve
Mergunthaicrs which have beer su operation
In that ofllco for two vears. The machines
for the Inter-Ocean ofllco nro a later design
of the some make and the Inventor claims
for thorn some superiority over the old.
Superintendent Wright of the News oftlee ,
however , expressed entire satisfaction with
the operation of their machines.
"Liiionny other machine they need repairs
occasionally , " said he , "and owing to the
number we have In use wo have a man to
look after them and keep them In order. In
the main , however , they work very satisfac
torily.
The Journal has thrco machines of the
Thorne pattern. These machines set up typo
and distribute It again while the Mcrgun-
thaler sots each line in n solid slue which is
melted up again like a stcrotypo plate. The
latter Is managed by ono person , while the
Thorno rivjuiros two men and a boy In its
operation. The Thome's have been in the
Journal olllco about n year , but pot out of or
der owing to homo dittleulty with the manu
facturers as to the question upon whom
should fall the cost of repairs are not now in
uso. I was told that In addition to the ob
jection that they require three persons to
man thorn , the Thorno machines break a
good deal of typo and these type , whllo dif
fering somewhat from these used by com
positors , are Just us expensive. At the Jour
nal olllco there has been some little dftieulty
with the Typographical union which insisted
that only union men should be employed and
that they should bo p.ud for ton hour's work
although the machines could bo used in
composition about seven hours daily. As
they are self distributing the
three hours which compositors
employ in distributing wore lost.
Superintendent Hutchlnson said that with
the Thorne an export operator was able to do
about lour times as much us could bo done oy
hand.
At the News ofllco I was told there had
never been nny trouble with the union. The
fact that an operator docs or does not belong
to the union cuts no figure. The News pays
IS cents per'1,000 for machine work and 41
cents for ordinary composition. The average
rate on the Mergunthnlor Is between 25.000
and ! iO,000 cms daily. Several of the ma
chines uro operated by women who seem to
have as little difllculty lu handling thorn as
they do the ordinary type-writer. So far us
the method of operating them is concerned
they nro practically the same thing.
Both the Herald and Post will probably beset
set up by machinery within a year. 'Mr.
Scott has been Interested In the perfection of
typu-aotting machines from the start , and as
soon as ho can determine which of the many
designs is most practicable , both ofllees will
bo supplied with them.
A contest which is to toke place hero next
month will have a marked effect on the ques
tion of ndoptlnt ! the machines , not only in
Chicago , but all over the country. The con
test will talco place in the Evening Post
building under the auspices of the American
Publishers' association , of which William
Scott Is president. All the various deslcns
will bo represented und each machine will
bo manned by an export. A nrlvatc contest
nt which only newspaper publishers will bo
present , will bo conducted for ono week be
ginning October 12 , after which the doors
will bo thrown open to all who have any
legitimate interest In the subject. The con
test will bo under the direct management of
n committee specially appointed for the pur
pose , consisting of Woods of the ilosten
Herald , Driscoll of the St. Paul Pioneer-
Press , and Richards of the Indianapolis
News. The copv will bo prepared by Mr.
Woods and run out in long and short takes
Just as it would bo in n dallv newspaper
ofllco , and nn afternoon papar will bo printed
at 1 , 2 mid : i o'clock. Thl < s copy will bo prepared -
pared secretly , so that all the operators will
bo on nn coual footing so far ns n knowledge
of the matter to bo sot up is concoinod , and
no ono will bo permitted to got nn unfair ad
vantage of his competitors by committing
the subject matter to memory and thin save
the lima required In looking at his copv.
" 1 think thcro Is no doubt that machinorv
of borne sort will do the tyno-sotting in all
metropolitan olllces In tte near future , " said
the business mannccr of ono of the Chlc'igo
dailies. ' 'The saving in tlma nml money is
very great , and the work is ns
sutlfuctory as that done In the old
way. I do not apprehend any difficulty
with the typographical unions for two
reasons ; llrst , because printers are the most
intelligent of all skilled workmen and can see
plainly the business principles which will
necessitate the adoption of the now method ;
secondly , opposition on their part would bo
ot no use , because the newspapers would be
practically Independent of thorn. It does not
require years of apprenticeship to sot typo by
Iho now method ns It does by the old , and
anyone who can use u typewriter can man
age a typesetter. Even a novlcu can sot as
much tj po In a day as a good printer , and an
expert can do the work of three or four.
F. A.
A-fjiijs o/- ' run xoitTiiH'ii r.
Mrs. Eiccta Smith of Shelby Is dead at the
nio of Si.
The roof of the Kearney cotton mill Is
beliiR put , on.
Editor Ulxby 1ms hndo furowell to tlio
renders of the Columbus Sentinel.
Editor Kulthloy of the Aslilnml Leader has
decided to remove tils paper to Culborison.
Tno Brown county fair has boon postponed
from Snptember 10 to Soptnmbor yo to Octo
ber 3.
A dufeotlvo electric li ht wlro caused the
whole front of the FltzRornla block In 1'liuts-
mouth lo hi-como heavily uliargcd with elcc-
tricity and a numbODaf people were severely
shocked before the current was turned off ,
Culbcrtson tondcrtct a reception the oilier
evening to tno ofllcsMand engineers of the
Pueblo it Dtihtth reid who are surveying In
that vicinity.
* Seven tlctn , the propoity of . 'ohn Wright ,
a Lloyd county ranchman , were sold to satis
fy a Judgment In favor of IL L. Colby , whose
crops had been destroyed by WrlghVs cattle.
The now Table Rock elevator Is nearly
completed , and tha switch put In by the
11. it M. to accommodate the brewery worlcs
and the citlrons generally , has been com
pleted sonic days ,
A deaf ana dumb woman , supposed to bo
Mrs. O'Urlon , of Smyrna , Nuckolls county ,
was hilled by the car * between Hyron and
Hardy , It Is not known whether It was
accidental or premeditated suicide.
A gentleman of Mason City nnmod Stod-
dard has invented a machine designed for
use In tlio cultivation of sugar beets. He
claims that by Its imo the expense of raising
thai crop can be reduced CO per cent ,
JftOr. A. J. Freeman , n I3oyd county home
steader , went insane the other day and tried
to kill his attendants. Hoviia securely tied
and Ihe Insanity board was notlllcd and or
dered him committed to the rsorfollc asvlum.
A Table Hock meat market n.ado n now de
parture In giving an oyster supper Urn other
evening lor the bcnetli of the four churches
of thai place. The rcsull was nn Immense
croud , a good supper , a good IImo and gross
proceeds amounting to over ? 00.
The .statement of the county clerk rf Sow-
an' ' county shows that during August there
were twenty-eight now farm mortgages tiled
amounting to f Jo5S : ! M , whllo there wore
thirty-nine mortgages satisllcd , amounting to
fW.402.00 , nn excess over the new mortgages
Hied of S-MOii.7i ; > . There were six now town
and city mortgages tiled , amounting to J'J-
I2S.H. ) , ( luring the same month and live mort
gages satisfied , atnountltn , ' to ? , ' , I ID.
Forty ICnlghts of Pvthlas of North Platte
participated In a banquet Friday evening in
honor of J. C. Ferguson , past chancellor , the
former Union Pacllle aeent at that place ,
who was about to leave for his now Held of
labor ns agent of the Union Pacllle at Fro-
mont. The banquet- was a most enjoyable
artulr , and was pleasantly conclu ted by the
presentation to Mr. Ferguson of a Pythian
watch unarm Indlcailvu of his order and
rank.
Samuel Brown , son of John Urown , living
near Cortlnnd , loft homo the other evening
whllo his parents were away nml has not
been heard from since. Ho Is about 15 years
ot IILTCcry tail for his age , red headed , of a
very quiet disposition , and no bad habits.
Mr. and Mrs. Urown uro very much worried
about him and will ba Under many obliga
tions to any person giving them any information
mation ihal will lead to the discovery of his
whereabouts.
At Bancroft a young man and a young lady
were found to have taken possession of the
house of Mr. Bancroft whllo ho and his
family were away at a funeral. Neighbors
knowing the young man to be n hard case ,
gathered about Iho bouso and Invited the
couple to come out , which they did. Those
who had waited upon them were armed with
cgg , which they broke on the young couple.
It has since transpired that the young lady
has always berne a good reputation and hud
been engaged to work for the Bancroft fam
ily , and not Uncling them nt homo Inn ! simply
remained in the house awaiting their return.
There is talk of piosecutlons lo follow.
The record of farm mortgages tiled and
released for the month of August is again
favorable to the farmer ) , and proves lhat
the financial condition of our farmers is con
tinually improving , says the Wahoo Wasp.
\Vo llnd that in August thirty-seven
farm mortgages were tiled , amount
ing to $ : ( ! , ! ) . ( > . " ) , while the number re
leased was llfty-slx , representing f , ° il-
! > li'J ) ; ! , This shows that the mortgage In
debtedness on farms decreased nearly $10-
000 in August.On city thirteen were recorded ,
amounting to f. > , ( > l4.05 , and nlno released
amounting to f-Vi'.M.SS. Will the caiumily
orators who nro howling so loud nboul Iho
debt ridden farmers pleura make n note of
the fact that in this county during the past
thrco months the mortgage indebtedness of
the farmers has decreased $20,777.bO.
Iowa.
Eight Storm Lake women are export bi
cycle ridsrs.
A Kingsloy maa has a lemon trco in his
yard with fifty lemons on It.
Marion county is destined to become ono
of the leading coal producing counties in the
state.
Burlington expects to license 100 "dis
orderly nouses" this month , against 103 last
month.
Senator William B. Allison will deliver nn
addrj'.s at the Foicst City llax palace Sep
tember 10.
The summer resort business at Spirit Lake
this year nus not boon very large on account
of the cool weather.
Ell Utchonbergor has sued the town of
Morlden for 5T ,000 damages for injuries sus
tained by tailing through n detective side
walk.
Frank.fohnson and John Small wore sen
tenced to two yours m the penitentiary for
altomptlng lo rob a safe in a store nt Ot-
lumwu.
Thu 19 year-old son of Van Emerson of
Dutmqiio sold a loam of hoisos belonging to
his father valued at , § 400 for$13U and skipped
to tuo Puclllc coast.
Anton McICurca , an inmnto of the soldiers'
homo , was anvslcd nl Marshalltowu in an
intoxicated condition. When scachcd $117
were found on bis purbon.
Frank Cnluotir. fell from tha top of n
freight car near Merrill. His arm caught in
tbo ladder in such n manner as to break it
and diflocato his shoulder.
Otto Molt ? of Bancroft , aged 15 , was
thrown from a broncho last week and had
two bones of his neck broken. Ho died two
days later from the injuries received.
Cieorgo Ensloy , who lives near Benne , was
driving a bull lo pasluro when Iho animal
turned on him and lossed him Into tlio nlr
som-al times. Ho sustained a badly broken
thigh and arm.
It is said that a Webster Citv genius has
invcnled a plpo and cigar holder which re
moves Iho nicotine from the smoke and de
posits it in a vial. The invention will enable
the young man to .smoke his llrst cigar with-
oul getting sick.
A very sad accident occurred about three
miles northwest of Charlton which may rc
sull in Iho death of Mrs. James Citillnghcr.
Mr. Gallagher was mowing grass and Mrs.
Gallagher was In tlio act ot piloting him pasl
n ditch. She was directly in front of the
sickle , and while ha was looking in nn op
posite direction the machine overtook her
and cut ono toot entirely oh . Mrs. Gallagher
Is probably 00 years old , and It Is doubtful If
she can survive the injury.
Several days ngo Judge Prilno of Carroll ? *
pnul Obedhih Havsof Craig , Nob. , $500 , the
iatlor's share in the family estate. Mr. Hays
Is over \carsotiageand the jildgo sug
gested when turiuuK over the money thai
ho carry a draft Instead of tbo money on his
trip homo , but the.old gentleman preferred
the greenbacks. When ho arrived in Mis
souri Vulluy ho full in with u couple of
strangers who , ho says , mesmerised and
relieved him of fIO , conscletlously leaving
the old gent $ U < 0' to defray travelling ex
penses.
The lenth annual reunion of the Nino-
luonlh Iowa Infantry will bu hold nt Klilon ,
on Wednesday and U'iiursday. October 7 and
S. Kales of ono iiiut'ono-ililul faro have been
secured from all stations In Iowa , on the fol
lowing ladroads : Burlington , Cedar Hupids
it Northern , Chicago it Northwestern ,
Chicago , Burlington it Quincy , Chicago ,
Milwaukee it St. Paul. Chicago , Hock Island
it Pacific , Clilcniciij St. Paul , Minneapolis'
it Omaha , Chlcago.-.St. Paul it Kansas City ,
Hannibal it St. Joseph , Kansas Cllv , St.
Joseph it Council Blufts , St Louis , Kaunas
it Northwestern , Illinois Central , Iowa
Central , Minneapolis it St Louis , Sioux
City it Pacillo and Wubash. Free board ,
lodging and hall in Eldon.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard ,
BUSINKSS
In our men ' s department has started in with a rusn. Never since we opened our store have wo
sold so many fine suits during the first week in September as we sold : last week. We've gets
the goods , we've got the styles , we've got the quantity , and what's more to the point we've got
the Prices. This week we open on our second floor an entire new stock of Boy's
clothing. When we say entire new stock , we mean it. We didn't carry over a single suit
from last season. Every suit we arc showing today is new this season. We intend to double
our trade in boy's clothing. We've got the goods to do it with. We've bought immense quan
tities. We've bought them right and we intend to make prices on them that have never bcca
made before.
396 knee pant suits at $1.0O ,
Made in handsome brown plaids , in tasty styles , ages
four to fourteen.
278 knee pant suits at $1.65.Made
Made in neat pin checks , in a variety of colors , in
tasty styles , ages four to fourteen.
295 knee pant suits at $1.95.Made
Made in handsome stylish stripes , with double
breasted coats , trimmed with soutache braid , ages
four to fourteen.
75O knee pant suits at $2 50.Made
Made in strictly all wool cassimcres , in five very hand
some patterns , ages four to fourteen. These are the
best suits ever sold at the price and are worth fully
four dollars anywhere.
325 long pant suits at 7..T. $2.25 ] Splendid wearing School Suits in threfl
375 long pant suits at. . . . ' . 2.5o f prices , Coat , Vest and Pants , ages ten to
250 long pant suits at 2.75 J thirteen.
. 4t
Strictly all wool suits in three pieces , Coat , [ 260 long pant suits at $4.00
Vest and pants , in a very handsome assort- I 250 long pant suits at 4.25
ment of colors andsCyles. : | 250 long pant suits at 4.50 }
HAVE YOU GOT A BOY ? BRING HIM IBT.
The Cheapest and Best Medicine for Family Use in the World.
ln tnntly i > tnp the ino't cxrriicl.itlnv pilnv nctcr f.ills to clro ui o tn tlio suirorer. n few npplloiMoni
act like iiinuic ciiiilMK the pnlu to liittiinUr stop
A Ciire for all Bowel Complaints.
Internnlly tnkcn In doics of from thirty to sixty Imp's In halt n tumbler of water will euro In a few mln-
ntoi liiimpi , MIMBIIH. bonr Moinfuli , ( .oik1 , ri.ilulenco. Heartburn , I.nnituor , rulnllni ; SpulK ClIOMCKA
MOUIIUS , niAlimiOliAinSKNl'HIlY Sick lie id lull i , .Vino i , Vuultliu , No/roui.ijii ,
.Mihirln ; , : uid nil Internal pullis urlslnx fiumrliniuo of illot or water or othuriuusuj.
GO Cents a Bottle. SoU by Druggists.
NO GUREX ! NO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Mnny yonrn' experience. A regular cradunto In medicine ai diploma * show. Is still treating fflth the
croitest success nil NerTOits , Chronic anil 1'rlvate Diapiues. A poriu incut euro cnarntitood for tntnirh
Spermatorrhoea , I.oi.t Manhoo.l , Seminal Wonkiuiss , Nlnht Ixmei , Impotency , PyphllK btrlrturo , and all
Ulse.isesor tlie Wood , Skin and tlrlnnry Orimns. N B. I guarantee J'OJ for every cine I iiniterluko find full
to cure Consultation free. Hook ( Mjuterlos of I.tfe ) sent free. Office hours-D a. in to 8 p. in. Sunday
10 a ui. to 12 m. Send stamp for reply.
BAD BLOOD !
Pimples on the Taoo |
Breaking Out )
Bkln Troubles |
Little Boreal Hot Skin |
Boila I Blotches |
Cold Sores | BadBreatuj
Sort Mouth or Lips |
If 3 mi nulti r from BUT or
InUo
WHY ? BECASJ3aPWvP oURLOOD :
Hive you o-cr used mercury I If BO , did you ;
Klvo yoiir olt the nccdfd otti ntlon at the tlmo I.
Wo ril't-d not tfll > ou that you require a Wood . ;
niadle'no ' , tocnuurB frci-dom froin the afti'iof. ;
f.cts. ISr. AcUcr'n KiiKllnh lllji.id Mlxlrlntlip.
only known tnedlelno that will thoroiiulily orail ;
ito the poison from the M teni. ' ( l t J * froni.
roiirdrugulHt. c or wrlto to \ \ . II. IIOOKKU A- .
< JO. , 4ttV ? i t Hroud" / , > e\v \ ork City ;
AI.n IIY ICUHN , t CO. . Onitilm.
( ionori'lux'ti , ( Heft ixnrt l.ciifoi-i-lto f
curoil In'JcliuM by the It'ionuh Kuino ly nn-
titloci Urn KING. It dissolves ngulitst nml Is
absorbed Into tlio Inllaino.l ii.irts. Will rofumi
money If It does not cum or CIIIIMM striuliup.
UciiUuinoii , hum is u rolUblu urt'uln. ' } .l n
puokir.o or - for l > nor mail prepaid. Mc-
Corinluk & I.iiud , Omaha.
DOCTOR These Culchmtld EMJMMI ; .
Pills are a I'uMUioCuruforMcL ;
"O"
Headache , JllllniiBttcM , until
iiAtlputlon. Knmll , nlciiM. "
unt and n rinurllo ulth the *
llf. SuU In Kn.lnml for Is. ;
I , d. , In Aincilcn fur % c. Oil"
llu.in from jour I > rujnl5tj , or ;
eond t n. U. Ituoifut X III. , ;
PILLS , 41 ! Heit Ilrnml-iiT , .Vr Wt. J
For Sale by Kl'llN & CO.Omit
TtuGitfAfrlEAcrHDRlNK.
I'ackiifo inakt'H 6 K
, and
. Hold h ) rll
donlor / / ' / ' / illionutlftll
1'itttiro Hook and cnrds
pent tn nny onn nddrow/ *
U. UUIItCS id'
A ( iKN'ri.vK MtcitniiK Kii.i.r.ith icinns UKKM
JiltADICATOIt CiinxullillitMsiMhoi-uitu It kllli
the mlcroho i r ci-rin I'ut un and refilled In ' . ' Jit
and f > M/c.i , the lutior Jh Killon * . U.'iit nnywliuru
prt'pHhl on let olpt of prh o or r. o \Volinuon I
Kunrnntro to euro Thu nubile , triulo nnd lohburt
mipplli'dhy tholjoodninn lriiii'o , .Mil'orinlek .V
Lund Oninhit C A. MiIrinr. | Howard MJOM nnil
I : J s-ayknrii. Kuuth Oninlia , A l > I otter nnd M
r iilU : , Council lllutM
I Suffering from
the ilTVctl rf
_ _ . joutliful crroJ
early docny , wttMlnaweaknoiw , loit umuhood , etc.
I wAl scMil avalualilo truutlco lu-alrilj contalnlnj
fu.11 particular * for homo cure , I'll lit : of clmrio ;
A. uplendhl ineillcal work ; thould IHI rvaU by vor ]
mail who l IHTVOIH nnd di'hllllated. Addn-ri
I'rof. r. C. I'O WMilt. niooUin. Coun
bilunlloni proruro ftii uriulu
, | | | ( J < Wnti > fnri-iri.iiliirH.
SIIHUWIKJI ) inioji 4iu NO\V \
urk Ufo llldu Oiunlin. Ni'h.
TELEGRAPHY.
'Icvtli Hlltiuiit plati'i. riiiniviil > U ) lirliUu
\vnru. "llr. TlinxlUiiMiiirirn uitiml. " iNu
tlniliilim | < linn ) uf iilutni , blto iinylliln , ' yim
llitu : tcuili roinalii Unu. .liiht tnu tliuiJ fur
inliilst rH. luwvors mill iniUllc- | ii nkors I'ui'o
u lilllu niiiro tliaii riililit'r plan's nilhlii in.n'h
of nil Ur llulluy JiontKl Inis thtmoli ) rltilit
toUti'alia iiinl Hou-'liin ' utility. Ulllvi. tli.ru
lluur 1'vxtou bluilti uiuuuu ,
Trussas ,
Supporters ,
Crutches ,
Syringes ,
Atomizers ,
Bandages ,
Bed Pans ,
Elastic Stocking ,
Medical Supplies ,
OF ALL KINDS.
Physicians' Prescriptions
And ull niedii'iocs carefully
pounded.
TIlEALOBfilWOLDCO.
114 South i5th Street.
NEXT TO J'OSTOl'TK'E.
INTEREST RftlDQNDEPOSITS
ATQMAHAlOflN&TRUSTCO
CAPITALS 100.000.00
DIRECTORS ! A UWYMAH-C.W.NASH
JHMILLflRD CUV-C BARTON- B. LAKC.
JO BFtOWN-THOS-L.KIMBALL.
NIsLJRA.tr.KA. .
National Bank
u. s. nni'o mwv. - OMAHA NIII
Capital- . , . $4OOOOO
Surplus . GO.OOO
Olllrero nnd IMrei toriHenry \V Viitei. Trojldont :
Lpwli S. llecil , VUo I'roHldent f. S Miiuilin , W
V. Morsf , John V ( olllni , II C CimliliiK , J N. II
I'ulrkk , W. II rf. lliu'hdi , CiiHhlor
Til hi IKON Li A NIC.
Corner 1'tli und Hmmin l >
A Orni'r.il ItiniUlni ; Hiislni-s Trutisnctuil.
"JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , "Ants FXPOSITIOM , 1889.
HE MOST > 'hRFECT OF PENS ,
UNION DEPOT HOTEL.
Corner lltli up. I M.I OI : > tro > H ll lf lilm'k wuit nf
t'nliiil I' iillh' and II , V M lleputi
New liulMlnj now l.irnttnr ) o.i'ry th HJ tint
i III M. I'liulo t lortitun In u nnti i tloff nf untli-j
mirroiunliiu f "untry. KII h ith ul > * i ulr i ull until utu
Kali's , rl IU u id II ty i\itry II in of i mlo iin I mot it
cur" , iu. wit i H iii'iiljik 010 ' , il "in > rm i i Avnoiu
nml Hit it.ro n I'.uk line I ul'iutt ii aj mid you c.m
Irunifvi lo th 10 n VMI wiaii
OT C ? I BCSQ INTHEWORIOWILL
B SX 19C9O RETAIN A RUPTURE
oricl relief Ilko"Jf , 1'lorco'a ' .Muunutla l.lantlu
TriiM. It hururrdthouH nilii I I f you .Mit the
IIKh'I'.BOlid lolimtdliiim ( or lri-ul'jn.hlut | | .No. 1.
tUKUtUo lllullo Tru to , , ban I'roucUco , foi
MOORE'S LIFE
Loavonworth , Kan. , 0-15-90.
Dr. J. P. Moore My Dour Sir : I have
boon subject to sick liondaoho all my
life. Over two years ago I bcpttn uS'ng '
Mooro's Trco of Lifo for it , and I hava
never had a cuso of siult headache since ,
except when 1 was at ono end of the
road and the medicine at the other end.
It is worth more than money to mo. J
heartily commend It to all BufTorinjf
with siek hoadivcho. Yours tru.lv ,
W. 13. KfLR ,
Pastor First GaptistChurch.
Jlooro'a Tree o ( Mfa n podUro rare tor Klitnsf
and I.Ivor I'ompl lint nm ! nit t > oo 1 illioiio , . DooilJ
pay to nuiTur wnon you 0111 urj I or uslnj Uooru'4
Traoof Ufj. tiioUriMt i.lfj lloraolr ?
DOCTOR : - : McCrREW
Tllli SI'EOIAUIST.
Slxteon VoarH ISxpcrli'nco In the Treatment of t
foriii.1 of
DISEASES.
Skin | ) l i'ii > oi mid Kum.ilu Dlia.voi I , miles from
S HI 4 only lr ) Mctfrow H UUCIUMI In the treatment
of Private Dhim-iiH IIIIH nuver hooti oiiunllcd llookgL
und C'lrcuhirt ritt'B Trtutment by corruHpondoncaL
Ollicu , 14 and Farm n Stj. , Omaha , Nub.
Kntrnuruon olthoi street
OMAHA , NEB.
Nos. 108 , 1 10 and 112N. 1 1th St.
TELEPHONE 1772.
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Manufacturers of Iron and Steel Ribbon
Yard and Lawn Fences , also Farm , Stock ,
Park and Cemetery Fences. The cheapest ,
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market. Manufacturers'agents for Archi
tectural Iron work of all kinds , and for tha
celebrated Buckthorn Steel Ribbon Wire ,
Call at Factory and tee samples.
Srnd for Cataloged ind Prlcel ,
For none-bleed
inject Pond'a Extract.
Inn i. i n.my fur Ml ion
' il'M haifi n < l
Iimaimi-uukriMil ii.5u 4
cortala euro for tin * ilthllU
uw.iniin.
J l > ri'nrnho it nnd fell mid
- In rernniiniiiidluc U til
1J ull minen.r .
A i StONER , M 0 , D
Holil liy I ru.
TrU. J'llU'K 91,00.
Jlluu , f ,
Yini can hiivu u bui ) In any room or olllcn
anil noiinu knows it. TIIHOUNN I'OUHNO
HIJDIO Urunil ItitptdH. Mich HI i' '
lilnin ovtiry cluss of furniture ,
frvu. A Kuvolutlou lu l''urnlturu ,