WHY JUDGE POST SHOULD WIN
Jndgo Thnraton Entertains an Omaha Audi
ence with Indisputable
ELOQUENT WORDS OF POLITICAL WISDOM ,
Senator rfu-ll/.lcr on llio Supreme
JulKChlil * | > HoniHllnnvlniiH Dls-
I'olltlcH Mnjor Unloomlio
Culls Gannon Down.
The republican rally Saturday night was n
typical vote mnkor. It wiu late , however
when the Omaha gentlemen were given tuo
lloor. Consequently HOIIIO of the best speeches
made had to uo condensed lur Tin : SI'.NDAY
JJni : out of nil proportion to their worth.
Buch a falo overtook tlio iidtnlruhlo address
of .hldgo Thurston , It being 2 o'clock before
the stenogrupliur complotcd his transcript
oflt.
oflt.'f
'f lnirston'H
Hon. John M. 'I'hurston spoUo ns follows :
Mr. Chun-man and fellow Citizens : lam
not hero sis tin orator , hut I am hero tonlpht
at tlio request of your committee to say a low
words to you nuout some of the Issues of the
present campaign. H has not boon my privi
lege this year until tonight to address my
fellow citizens upon the political Issues of the
day , not Hint 1 wai unwilling to speak , but
nil through the stuto of Nebraska the cry
has Konu up In the present campaign ,
busolcss mid fabricated as It is , that the rail
roads of the state are supporting utul urging
the election of ono candidate for supreme
Judfjo as against the othr-r ; and I understood
full well that did I appear upon any stump In
NohrasUn , the slanderous newspapers on-
uagcil In a slanuorous campaign would have
heriildod that fact broadcast throughout the
stale as proof that the railroads were eater-
Ing Into politics and bound to force a success
ful Issue.
I know that the people of the city of Omaha
understand well that whoa I speak from any
political stump , I speak my honest political
convictions as they nro given mo by ( iod
almighty to utter , nnd I stand hero tonight
to speak for good government , to speak for
honest politics , to speak for American mnu-
hood , and to assort that there Is a splendid
place for every man worthy of manhood , and
there is no place for the political hermaphro
dite. [ Applause. ]
I believe in the grandeur of political dis
cussion ; that wo uocomo hotter citizens anil
better men by meeting each other face to
fncc , nnd talking together as to the political
doctrines before the country , l believe in
honest discussion , and dubato , and I say that
1 never have , except when goaded by
malicious attack ( nnd I never intend to here
after , no matter what may bo the provoca
tion ) , entered into nny slanderous political
discussion In so splendid a government us
that in which wo live. | Applause. ]
If politics descend so low In thu nation , erIn
In the state , or in the county , or in the city ,
that It is necessary to malign men , to destroy
domestic happiness , to cast foul aspersions of
nhamo upon Inmost people , then let every
honest man in the community forego polities
until u now era of manhood and citizens
dawns upon the American people. [ Ap
plause. ] I uonor the political conviction of
every man , I honor every democrat for his
honest belief and tils honest advocacy of it ,
nnil 1 bcllovo that this country is better to
day nnd salcr for the future because wo have
these of different political belief. Uelwoon
tlio upper nnd nether millstones uf contend
ing human thought , truth is separated from
pretentious chaiT , and tno political principle
that will not stand honest discussion ought
to bo exterminated from the American politi
cal arena. [ Applauso.J
In Favor ol American M.-iuhnbd.
I say hero tonight , that the grand princi
ples of the republican party stand now ns
they have heretofore stood , in favor of Amer
ican mannood and in favor of the ereatost
good for the greatest number. [ Applause. ]
It Is n nation of workers , It is a nation of
muscle , it is n nation in which the man who
tolls has n patent to American nobility. Wo
have places hero for everybody who is willIng -
Ing to work with his head or his hands ;
everybody except the drone nnd the dude ,
nnd wo don't want nny more of thoui than wo
have to have. [ Applause. ]
Now I am hero for the purpose of nsltlnp
the citizens of Onmlm in voting the state
ticket to vote for that man , whoever ho may
be , who best represents honest government ,
who best represents u true knowledge of ju
dicial affairs , and who can best bo trusted to
Interpret tno constitution and decide the law
correctly. There is no man In this commun
ity who la slave enough to llvo under a Ju
dicial system that will intornret laws nnd
constitutions other than in accordance with
strict and settled principles of justice , nnd I
say to you that any man who votes to n
place upon the supreme bench of the state of
Nobrasua a candidate who Is supposed to
loan towards nn unjust nnd unfair and Igno
rant , or n fnlso interpretation of the law is
submitting himself to the worst kind of
tyranny from which there Is no escape.
Now , my friends , I hnvo known A. M.
Post for the last llftcon years. As u lawyer ,
ns n judge , ho has commended himself to the
best judgment of ail the professional , the
business , the working , the Intelligent nmt
the trustworthy people of the state of
Nebraska. [ Applause. ] As a citizen ho him
always been favorable to the administration
of thu law ; as n neighbor ho has been kind
and respected ; ns n husband nnd n father ho
has boon an example of true domestic life ;
nnd I say hero that ho stands before you ,
whether you hnvo been or nro now republi
cans or democrats , ns a man whom you will
leol honored in supporting for judge of the
fiupremo court ot the state that Is to ndniiu-
* later laws for you nnd for mo. [ Applauso.J
Ho has leon ) attacked in n shameless , In a
vlllhmous , In n desplsablo manner , that en
titles him to receive the support of that
divine spirit. Implnntod by God Almighty in
the breast of every true man. to stand up for
whoever is unjustly and villainously accused.
[ Applause. ]
Is there , my follow citizens , within the
purview of honest journalism to bo nny
statute of limitation upon n man's private
character ) Is tliero to bo no redemption
from sins committed ) Can n man never go
out under the apy system of journalism ) Can
ho never got out of errors committed ) Tlio
divlno Nuzarlno preached a doctrluo of love
nnd of redemption upon the shores of Gali
leo , nnd ho went upon the cross for
tlio redemption of men from sins com
mitted ; but In the estimation of journalism
ns It Is conducted In the state of Nebraska
today , thorn is no redemption for human
thought nnd for private character. No ,
there Is no sanctuary oven within the bosnm
of a loving wlfu and In the society of inter
esting children , from thu villainous slander
reaching out from nntcquntoil and settled nnd
bygone errors and indiscretions of youth.
[ Applause. ] If there Is a manly man hero
tculght who does not feel his soul boll with
Indignation at the inhuman assaults made
upon Judge Post , nnd who does not feel dis
posed to stand up for him nt the polls regard
less of politics , then that man himself ought
to have the calcium light of publicity turned
upon his Inmost nnd sacred deeds of long
nnd forgotten years. { Applause. [
Vote For Good Government.
1 ask every man hero tonight to vote for
peed government In voting for supreme
Judge , to vote for u man who has proved his
qmillllciUions for the oftlco. to vote for a man
who stands upon the platform of the admin
istration of justice , and not upon the plat
form of promises to do wh&t U asked of him
by a constituency that demands the adminis
tration of justice with n bias.
My friends , 1 oxpcct that every farmers
alliance man will vote for the candidate of
Ills party. If ho believes In the principles of
Ills party , ho can do himself justice in no
other way ; but the democratic party ot this
slatn Is without a candidate for supreme
judge. If you had ono In the Hold , as you
did have , an honored , respected , fearless
Judge and lawyer , as I know him te be ,
Jefferson Urondy , formerly of Nemaha
county , I would not ask a Hlnglo democrat in
thlx state to cast a ballot against htm. Uvcry
consideration of party loyally , every inhoc-
Hun political belief ought to Induce every
man to vote for an honorable , respectable
and representative candidate of his party.
Hut Jefferson . Uroiuiy would not accept
the nomination , nnd that party is without a
ticket In the Held. Has the democracy of
Nebraska gone to the extent -has It come to
the conclusion In the city of Omntm , that It
will abandon the advocacy of good men for
oftlco , that it will not support an honora
ble , honoit , and well qualified candidate for
ludgo , and has It como to tills that demo-
| praeiu the city o ! Owaha means to support
the candidate , the nclf-conslltutcd candidate ,
of the "rag tni ? nnd bobtail" of disaffected
humanity ! | Applauso.J
( lorlniiH AinrrloniilMn.
Why , ( his town Is filled with nplondld
democratic men , whoso hands I hove shaken
on the ntrcot. whom I have known for yearj ,
nnd whoso faces 1 have been glad to look
upon from day to day bccauno they wore my
friends , honored and respected. I have hold
their political convictions sacredly , nnd been
glad they had the manhood nnd the courage
to stand ut ) and work for them nnd to voice
them on ovcry posslmo occasion , nnd 1 be-
Ilcvo Hint every ono of these stalwart demo
crats whom 1 have honored nnd respected In
the city of Omann In years gene by , will
stand for the support nnd help elect a can
didate to the supreme court of the state of
Nebraska under whoso administration of
Justice every business Interest In the city ot
Omaha will uo nbiolutoly nnd suiely safe.
[ Applause. ]
Ko much for that , 1 will not weary you
hero tonight with nny attempted review of
thu candidates on our local tickets. I ask no
more from nny man , republican or democrat
or Independent , than that ho shall vote Tor
every representative candidate of his own
party , and where Ins party has not put up n
representative candidate lot him assert his
manhood and vote for nn honorable nnd hon
est man. | Applause I if that Is partisan
ship , then charge mo up with It ; If that Is
not politics , then say that I have abandoned
politics ; but I will stand nero nnd nssortuow
nnd forever that that , Is glorious r.nd grand
Americanism nnd citizenship. [ Applause. ]
I'OST Tim jiirriit QV.ii.n'inn.
Opinion of Senator Swltztcr on Post
and Kduorlon.
A reporter called upon Senator Swltzlor nt
his ofllco to get his views on the respective
candidates for the supreme court , when , In
answer to n question , the senator said :
"As between Edirorton nnd Post I shall
vole , If I am hero to vote nt all , for Judge
Pout. After the republicans refused to join
in the movement for u noiipartlsan Judiciary
and adopted a platform nt Lincoln containing
scurrilous charges against the democrats it
Is , of course , dlttlcult to support n nominee of
that convention. If voting for Judge Post
would bo oven a tacit endorsement of that
platform I could not do so , but 1 cannot sco
that there is that connection between the of
llco of suprwno judge and a platform. To
my mind platforms have little to do with this
election nnd especially with the Judiciary. "
' What nro your reasons for supporting
Judge Postl" was asked.
Unwound Fliiiuiufnl Policy.
' 'Solely because I think ho is the bettor
qualified for the placo. 1 know It Is urged
by sonic that n republican victory this fall
will bo a Pad precedent and will give the re
publicans prcstijo next year. I do not so
view it , and If I did I think the state would
bo injured more to have it go out that the
nMlauco party had carded tbo state than to
elect Judge Post. The people of this state
certainly know with what distrust the
monicd interests of the cast , which furnishes
so much of the capital on which wo do busi
ness in this state , look upon the alli
ance party. .This party almost ruined
Kansas , and last winter , when the leg
islature was In session , there was a
complete blockade on the How of money
to Nebraska , which was not raised until the
legislature adjourned or changed its first
ideas. The financial policy of the party that
Hdgerton .represents is unsound , nnd while
tiis candidacy has no direct connection with
tlio views sot. out in his party platform , capi
tal so views It , and 1 think lor that reason if
for no other , it would do great injury to tlio
state to give this election over to the alliance.
"Thoro is another thing , " continued the
senator , "which democrats should remem
ber , ana that is , that it was by republican
votes in this county thai wo wore enabled a
year ace to elect a democratic governor , aud
whllo I think tbo democrats need expect in
the future no favors from either of
these parties , at the same time
if wo nro to consider obligations wo
ewe more to the republicans for Governor
Boyd's success than tlio alliance who opposed
him and tried to steal his seat , because the
people considered then that this state would
suiter by those twin delusions , prohibition
nnd cheap money , republicans Hocked to
Boyd regardless of party nflllintions and
aided In his election. . Therefore , I say , that
if we nro to count such things , the republi
cans are more entitled to our aid in this
emergency than the alliance party. "
Posts IliKh Cliiirnutcr.
"Do you know Mr. Edcorton ? "
"I do. And furthermore , I think he isn man
who would try to bo ft > lr to nil persons. I
have no personal objection to Mr. Edgcrton ,
but for the sole reasons stated nbovo I think
Judge Post by experience nnd nullity is the
best man , and uerauso I think It would do
the state much harm , whether justly or not ,
for tlio alliance party to prevail in the elec
tion , I favor I'ost.
"What do you think of the scandal which
has been published about Judge Posti"
"Just this. It is unfortunate Unit BO mnny
of our public men have to meet such charges ,
hut. the truth is that some of our best publio
servants have had to moot them and hnvo
been carried to victory , notwithstanding , nnd
have made excellent otllclnls. Judge Poat'3
record In this state for these years as a
judge and a man has beep , I am tolil by
lawyers iu his district , unimpeachable , anil
for these reasons , for my part , I should tnvor
accepting his statement and letting tno dead
past bury Us dead. "
Mnjof Ilnlcomhc'.s Card.
OMAHA , Oct. 81. To the Editor of TUB
BCB : "Lot ino tell you another thing , " said
Mr. Gannon. "A low days ago several
prominent local capitalists , W. A. L. Gibbon
among them , celled upon that institution
which assumes to do so much for the city , the
Heal Estate Owners association , nun tried to
mnKO arrangements to hrini ; n 811(0,000 ( glu
cose factory hero nnd the answer wns , 'Thoro
Is too much Irish capital in Omaha now.1 "
Extract from Gannon's speech nt the theater
ns reported by the World-Herald Friday
morning.
a I have HveO In the wild , woolly west over
Hfty-Hvo years , but no man iu It , bo ho oftleo
sceltor or otherwise , has over before dis
played as much brazen nudacitv ns M. V.
Gannon , democratic candidate tor district
court cleric , did when ho made the auovo
false assertion as stated by his organ.
Tlio only reason why nn arrangement wns
not made with Mr. W. S. Kmlih to bring a
glucose factory to this city was tint local
capitalists could not bo found who wore will
ing to invest * ir > tOJO ) to his $100,000 , making
a total of . ' 50,000 In this enterprise. .
ST. A. D. BAI.COMIII : .
Pdiiinllnnvlnns in Kni-ncst.
A largely attended and enthusiastic Scan
dinavian mass meeting wns hold in Wash
ington hall yesterday afternoon.
Frank E. Moorcs mudo the llrst address ,
speaking In English , and was followed by E.
M. Stonborg , Theodore Olson and Henry
Holln. The list of candidates was gene
through with nnd a good word said for all.
German nnd Swedish speakers followed , cov
ing the snmo points as thu English speakers.
The meeting adjourned with n grand hur
rah for the whole republican tluliot.
Doulinud lo Indiii'Hu.
After careful consideration of the vacancy
upon their ticket , the Independents have do-
cidcd to go bcfoio the people without n candl
date ' for the ofllcn of county commissioner ,
vido'this resolution , adopted Saturday :
Uusolvcd , that the oxueutlvo committee of
the peoples' Independent party , .iftor thor
oughly eauvassliu tin ) matter of the with
drawal of Danlul llurr ( turn the candidacy fur
county cummlsilimor. do duom It Iniulvisible
to till iho vauani-v , and du hnrohy rofnso to Indorse -
dorse nlthor eundldato of the Uvo old parties
.Ions JurtvuoT , Chairman.
ANSON H. liiacuuw. -iotary. < .
A I OITl'Otioil ,
A rumor has been Iu circulation nnd re
cently fouud Us way Into the press to the
effect that P. J. If ing of South Omaha , the
democratic candidate tor Judgu of the county
court , was not nit attorney and had never
boon admitted to practice nt the bar.
This statement has been dlsprovon by the
orlginnl certificate ot admission to the bar of
Iowa which Juduo King ha.s In his posses
sion. The corttilent" Is signed by W. S. Wll-
bon.clurk ul the court of the Thirteenth judi
cial district , and dated Dumilsoii. Crawford
county , In , , March ' . ' 7 , IbTT.
Are you a cruel man , or only a chump-
\ our horse has chafed his neck until It Is ub-
solutoly cruel to make him work , or ho has
cut himself on a wire or u nail. Now do vou
know that 0110 bottle of Hallor's Uarb Wlro
liniment will ataolutuly euro every cut.
bruise or old sore I Justtrvit ,
IOWA WILL POLL A FULL VOTE
Some of the final Features of tLo Prcsont
Onmptlgn.
BOTH PARTIES SURE OF VICTORY ,
At No Period of llio Hlnlc'H History
HUN the Pollllunl Hltiintloii
llccii Aloro Thoroughly
UnsMoisus , In. , Nov. 1. ( Special to Tnr.
Ilii : : . | Ono of tbo most exciting campaigns
In Iowa In recent years draws to a eloso with
tomorrow's ' meetings. The Interest mani
fested by tlio people of all parties has not
been exceeded miuiy times , oven In presi
dential years , mill It Is expected the vote
polled will exceed any former total. The
Uattlo has boon almost entirely between the
two olu parties and lias been raging ilorco
and strong for more thuti two months. For
the democrats , Governor Holes has been the
chief spokesman and central Htfuro around
whom all the lesser domocratlo Unfits re
volved. Ho has made n romarkaolo cam-
palfrn and might have worked In a bettor
cause. Hut ho has been hampered by his
nllcRcd slander of the stuto in his famous
dew York speech , and also by his ntlltudo
on the liuuor question. His entire argument
has been In tavor of the repeal of the present
prohibitory law.
Tlio ropubllcaus have made n remarkable
campaign , with sucli stalwart and experi
enced orators as Senator Alllion , Colonel
llondorson , Governor Gear , Colonel Hep
burn , Congressman Burrows of Michigan ,
and many others. The prohibition question
has boon treated from the Iowa republican
standpoint , but national issues have formed
a largo part of the arguments presented.
The question of Michlganl/lng the state In
respect to presidential electors by districts
has also been a , promlnout feature and been
held up as ono of the awful things the
democrats might do it given control. So
strongly has tnis matter been presented that
Governor Boies ling been driven to denying
that such a ihing would over boaccompllsho d
wuilo do occupied the gubernatorial chair.
Mr. VVheolcr , the republican candidate for
governor , has made a peculiar campaign. Ho
has not made n single speech indeed it is
said ho could not If ho would but hns visited
every portion of the state and held receptions
and conducted a literary bureau from his
Odcbolt home. Ho has been villiiled and
abused by the democrats in every conceivable
shape , but he has come through it all iu line
form and made many friends.
The republicans nro confident of success
on Tuesday and claim the election of the entire -
tire state ticket and a majority of the legisla
ture by majorities ranging anywhere from
10,000 to 'JO.OOO. The democrats profess to
bo equally hopeful , the State Central com
mittee claiming their ticket will succeed bv
at least 10,000 plurality.
The people's party has llgured in the cam-
paicn to some extent , but It is not thought
their vote will exceed T..OOO or 15,000.
The prohibition party has gene to pieces ,
and most of the members will vote with the
republicans.
k Its Kxot'llciit Qualities
Commend to publio approval the California
liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. It Is
pleasing to the o.vo and to the taste , and by
gently acting on the kidneys , liver and bow
els , It cleanses the system effectually , there
by promoting the health and comfort of all
who use it.
iNotioc.
A special communication of St. John's
clL'oNo. IT , A. F. and A. M. , will beheld
held on Wednesday morning , November
4 , at , 0:30 : o'cloulc for the purpose of
nt tending the funeral of our Into brother ,
Cluu'lcs P. Noedhum. Members of No-
bruslui , Giipitol und Covert lodges uro
ordiully invited.
F. K. SuonoitOUGii , Master.
ALiLi SAINTS UA.V.
Appropriate Observation of the Fes
tival by tiie Cliurati.
The services at All Saints Episcopa
church yesterday wore of a very impress ! vo
and appropriate character. It was All Saints
day and the music had boon selected with a
special view to its litncss for the occasion.
It was the iifth annual parish festival. At
the morning service Kay. T. J.
Maclcny preacncd a very earn
est and interesting sermon , taking
for his text Ephcsians ill , IB : "Of whom
the whole family in heaven and earth is
named. "
The discourse represented the church of
God as ono great family and the departed
saints as the heroes of the cross in whoso
lives the ontlrn church should rccogiuzo that
which was worthy of sacred commemora
tion.
Just as American citizens on Decor
ation or Memorial day commemor
ated the noble dnods of those who
died for their country's good , so did tUo
church hold in sacred remembrance the lives
of those who followed Christ through the days
and years of persecution and martyrdom.
Ono by ono the saints had boon recognized
by thoao who followed after , and finally
there caino to be a day sot asldo for the fes
tival of All Saints. The discourse ) closed
with an eloquent eulogy upon the lives of the
saints of the early church and a congratula
tion to nil Christians of the present day upon
the fact that they enjoyed so rich a legacy
of noble deeds In the history of the Christian
religion ,
In the evening the choir pave a festival
service of exceptional merit. The ( jonlns ami
perseverance of the leader , Mr. T. , r. Ponnoll ,
in presenting church music of high grade
were exemplified to the outiro satislaction of
all who attended.
If all the world were water ,
And all the water were Ink ,
What should wo do for bread nnd food.
What should wo do do for drink )
If all the world were water we'd have wet
feet and then colds , and wh.it would wo do
without
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The now Hotel Brunswick , 10th nnd
.Tnckson. with all modern improvements.
Now open for guests. Moderate prices.
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heated , with the finest dining , sleeping
and reclining olmli' caiservice in tlio
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and 00 : | ) . m. , with no tmnsfor at Coun
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Farnam street foe UcUotsand further In
formation or address F. A. NASH ,
J. E. PIIKSTO.V. Gon. Agt.
City Pass. Agt
No IJoJlK'ioii Higher Than Trntli.
Mr.V. . Q. Judge , the noted thoosonhlst , of
Now Yorit , will lecture nt Gnrmnnla Ilnll , .
Thursday evening on Theosophy. Mr.
Jddgoisono of the founders of the thcoi-
ophlcal society nnd was the favorite pupil of
tlio late Mino. tfluvatsky. _ Ho Is on his
tvay from n locturlng tour across the con
tinent , and consentrd to stop over in Omaha
to address the adherents at theosouhy hero
and all other * wlinunny bo liitnrnxted In the
Mibjoct , An Infnrmiil'raccptloii will IKI ten
dered Mr. .lutlgo Tutailny evening nt " : 'M at
room l ) Prvnzer block. A cordial Invitation
is extended to all ;
The best nnd h ipr t Cnr-Startor Is sold
by the nonloiKlc Hellcck Co. , Chicago , 11
With It ono man can move u loaded oir.
KOON
Dotootlvos Malio Short Work of n
Hand of IltirclarloiiH GrndcrH.
Trio dry poodsstore of Krnost ICaisor ,
2lCi ( heaven worth street , was burglarized
some tlmo Saturday night and about tM
worth of underclothing , gloves , mittens , per
fumery and notions taken. Hntrnnco wai
effected by sawing the slats from the shut
ters at the rear wlmdow und then prying the
window up.
Tlio store had boon thoroughly ransacked ,
poods were taken from the shelves and scat
tered about the lloor. When the mat
ter was reported at police head
quarters , Detectives Haze and Viz
ard started out on the case. Suspicion
pointed to a gang of graders who hnvu n
camp at the corner of Twonty-llfth nnd
Mnrcy streets. The otlleor.s wont to the
camp , and entering n tent found seven men
Insliio. They wore ordeied to throw up
their hands and wore marchrd outside whnro
Vizard stood guard , while Hnzo wont Insldo
to search the place ,
liolilnd n bunk a gunny sack was found ,
which contained nearly nil of the stolen
plunder. This was evidence enough , and the
.sovcii prisoners were marched n hnlf dozen
blocks to llio nearest patrol box.
The graders are employed by Contractor
Donohuo , who was sent for and had a talk
with the prisoners. Asarosultof the talk
the olllcors learned that the three men who
wore really Implicated in the robbery had got
away. The detectives started on the trail
and found the trio camped In the woods near
Shceloy station , and placed them under ar
rest. They gave their names as Peter Dcg-
loy , Charles Wilson and William Sweeny.
The chargoof burglary was placed against
their names , ns it was also against the fol
lowing who were found in the tent at
the camp : Mlko Donahue , Jerry
Doe , Frank Smith , Joh McDonald
David Knight , Con liogan and John Thomp
son.
son.The
The olllcors are congratulating themselves
for their quick work In recovering the prop
erty and they urn confident of making a case
against the three arrested in the woods and
possibly against some of the seven taken
from the camp.
Ono Minute.
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such a remedy. For sale by all druggists.
Cubeb Cough Cure Ono minute.
FlUiU KIMHSItGAHTHN.
Newly Organized Charity Kontly to
He tn Its Work at Once.
Next Thursday evening at 7:45 : there will
bo n meeting of the Omaha Free Kinder
garten association at the Young Men's Chris
tian association hall. Kov. Dr. Duryea , Dean
Gardner , Kev. Dr. W. J. Harsha , and others
will deliver short addresses.
The Omaha Free Kindergarten association
is now ono of the organized charities of the
city. It hns already a membership of over
fifty and the numOor Is daily increasing.
Arrangements have been practically com
pleted for opening a free kindergarten in tbo
city mission on Tenth street. The materials
have been ordered and the teachers engaged.
The school will begin Monday , November U.
The city mission people have granted the as
sociation the use of their rooms free of
charge nnd the active ladies of the
now organization have already secured
nnaiiciai assistance cnougu 10 mnico ino en
terprise n success. Mrs. Augustus Pratt ,
the president of the association , nnd Mrs. W.
S. Gould , vice-president and teacher , nro de
voting their time to the good work , and they
have the cordial co-operation of a host of
Omaha's host people.
Everybody who Is Interested in kinder
gartens , whether as a moans of furthering
missionary endeavor or purely from an edu
cational standpoint , is invited to attend the
meeting nox t Thursday evening.
Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Spruo reduces
inflammation wuilo children are teething. " 5
cents a bottlo.
FIHK jti : . JiirK\ ' .
He Was a Member of tlio Grand Army
of tlio Kopulille.
GiUND R.U'ins , Mich. , Nov. 1. Kov. G. P.
Riley , who was refused fellowship in the
Wcsloyan Methodist general conference be
cause ho had Joined the Grand Army of the
Republic , a secret sociot3' , stirred up n lively
sceiio at tbo closing session of tlio confer
ence. IIo petitioned for permission to make
an explanatory statement and was sat down
upon by President Wardnor , who ruled that
Uiloy was not a member of the conference in
good standing , and therefore did not enjoy
oven the right of petition.
Kiloy was present nnd took tlio floor with
out permission nnd demanded a hearing.
Some of the brethren wanted to hear what
ho had to say , but the majority did not , and
an uproar followed , with a doiou on the lloor
at QUO time , all trying to talk.
The president finally deputized a sergeant-
at-arms to remove Brother Kiloy , forcibly if
necessary , from the church. Kiloy then suc
cumbed and the assembly united in singing
the doxology.
Kosoltitlons wore adopted before the Riley
episode memorializing congress to close the
World's fair on Sunday and also against
the manufacture of liquors for any purpose.
Small in size , great in results ; DoWttt'3
Ijittlo Early Kisori. Host pill for constipa
tion , best for siok headache , hot for sour
stomach.
Charged with Bifjnmy.
Lewis Carter , who lives at Nineteenth and
Harnoy streets , was arrested by Ofllcor
Koy.scr yesterday forenoon on a warrant
charging him with bigamy , The crime is
alleged to have boon committed last July.
No gripping , no nausea , no pain when
DoWltt's Little Early Klsors uro taken
Small pill. Safe pill. Doit nilt.
Luther R. Wright will ho immed upon
tlio ticket as candidate for county judge
at the election Tuesday.
I'KltSUXAl. I'.l U.Kllt.tl'llS.
D. Kemp of Norfolk , is at the Casey.
John J. King , of West Point , Is at the
Casoy.
P. W. Grnnstend of Fremont , is nt the
Millard.
W. H. Hucholy of Norfolk , is nt the
Pnxton.
U C. Davenport of Nebraska City , Is at
llio Pnxton.
Ell Ensign nnd E. A. Paddock of Beatrice ,
nro at the Murray , tlio guests of Ira Hlgbco.
Mr. W. H. Carson , who has been nroml-
nontly identified with Darrow & Logan , loft
for the east yesterday via the Chicago , Koelc
Island t Pnelllo railway , as buyer for their
successors , Messrs ; Gibson it Co.
Mr. and Mrs. 1-1/W. / Arthur of DOS Molnoi.
la. , have moved ! Into their residence , till
South Thirty-third street. Mr. Arthur U
ono ol the founders of thu Des Momni Koap
works and their western manager. Ho suv.i
his firm contemplates putting In a factory
hero soon ,
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years tlie Standard
I
The balance of the Fochhcimer , Gooclklncl & Co. stock , which our
buyer recently purchased in Now York , has arrived , boon assorted ,
marked and placed on sale in our Men's Clothing Department , vhcro
the whole immense stock is now ready for your inspection in fill i'.s en
tirety. This is without doubt the finest assortment of Strictly Pine Suits
every shown by any one firm in the west , comprising as it docs all the
popular fabrics in almost every conceivable shade , color and pattern.
Particular attention is directed to the cut , s t y Jjn . _ h up e a n d ( ' i t o f these
garments , which no Tailor in the land can excel , and which gained for
the manufacturers a reputation for making fine cloth inn which ex end
ed from one endof the United States to the other. Wo have sel feted
from this grand assortment an immense quantity of the very Finest Suits
which we have assorted into two separate and distinct lots , which rep
resent more style , tone , service and actual vilue than any clothing con
cern in this country ever gave before.
We give you your choice of sev "We give you your choiceof.se'oral
eral hundred fine Suits in
very hundred as finesuits as any Tailor
both Sacks and Cutaways , in. all in thiscountry can make. The y'vo
the popular fabrics , in all sorts of got the materials in them. Thny'ra
shades and colors , in about thirty made right. They're correct in
choice styles. These suits are style and coloring , and unlesa
worth fully twenty dollars of any you're a "freak" no "suit toorler"
man's money , and are sold for can be gotten up that will fit you
that price all over the country any better. The "ready m icle"
( occasionally you'll see a $22 price is usually twenty eight 'JoU
card on them ) . lars and the "custom" price iorty.
In order that our Furnishing Goods men may not get
"lost in the shuffle , " we will offer until they're gone
1OO dozen ELEGANT SILK SUSPENDERS'ac
tual value $1.OO , at
THE WINDOWS ON BOTH STREETS TELL INTERESTING
STORIES.
PHYSICIANS , SURGEONS and SPECIALISTS , :
1409 DOUGLAS ST. ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Olflco honrs from 0 n. m. to 8 p. m. .Sunday
from 10n. m. to 1 p.m.
Specialists m Chronic , Nervous , Skin nnd Blood
Discuses.
Ct7"Consnltallon nt office or by mnil froo.
MedicinoH sent by innil or oxpivbs , pccnroly
packed , fro from observation. Guarantees to
euro quickly , Bafely and permanently.
The most widely and favorably known Bpccinl-
Ista in the United Btntps. Tlioir IOIIR experience ,
remarkable nkill anil unlvorenl BUCCOHS in the
trontimmt nnd euro o Norvotw , Chronic nnd Piir-
Kical DippahOH , entitle tlieso c'lninont plijHicinns
to tlio full confidence of the nlllictod ovorywhoio.
They Ktinrnntco :
A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for tlio
awfnl otluetH of early vice aad the uumorouu evils
that follow in its train.
PRIVATE , BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
Bpoodily , compiotoly and poriimncntly enroll.
NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEXUAL DIS-
OH1)EHS ) yield readily to tliolr ukillful troaU
roont.
PILES , FISTULA AND RECTAL V .CEHS
Bnnrantci < d cured without paiu or detention
from business.
HYDROCELE AND VAKICOCELE perma.
nontly anil micceeufnlly cnrvd in ovury case.
SYPHILIS , OONOUHIKKA , OMiHT , Bpormn.
torrha'a , Hiiminal Weakness , Lost Manhood ,
Nl lit KmisHlonB , Dncayod Faculties , l < 'nninlo
\\Vakncea and all dolicnto disorder ) peculiar lo
cither POX potntivcly cured , ax well OH all func
tional disorders Hint result from youthful folliua
or the exceed of mature ycaru.
Ctriof lll'O Guaranteed permanently cm d ,
Oil Ibllfl C removal complete , without cut-
timr , caustic or dilatation. Cure olfected nt
homo by patlont without n niumouU pain or
annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN
AQllPO PlIPO Tl' ' ° awful effects of early
Oil ! U l/Uri vice which lirlnim organic
weakness , destroying both mind nnd body , } vith
nil itu drondad ilfs , pcrnmuontly cured.
Ill'C Rpftc Address thoco wlio hnvn Impar-
LJI O. DC no „ , ( tliemBcilvt'H by improper in.
diligence nnd f-olltary ImbltH. which ruin both
mind and body , unfittinu thorn for bualnout ) ,
Btndyor mniriago.
MAIUUEI ) J1RN , or thono cntorlnR on that
happy Hfo , aware of physical debility , quickly
aeulbted.
GJyBend 0 cents postnso for celebrated works
on Chronic , Nervous nnd Pollcato Ilheai ) < i .
ThouBnnda cured. t.tT'A friendly letter or call
may nave yon future milTerim ; and nlmme , and
add Rolilen years to life. Oy'No letter auuwerud
unlem accompanied by 4 couta in fcUunpa ,
Address , cr cull on
DRS. BETTS & BETTS ,
I4OO Douglas St. , i
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA , |
A UlC.N'inNH MuTlDIIIC KIU.KKH KIDII'4 IIKIIIl '
KllAIIICATOH Cures nil Uliunoi DIKMIIIO ll kllli
t u < mkTiiijo or k'urin. I'm m > nut ) niiilluil In Si. II
nnil I' Dlzoj , llio liittor { u , k'nlloiK. Hjut miirwliorj
nr ' | in U on rovolpt uf prlvo or i' . O. ! > WoliiUDl
uirirnntoii to euro. Tlio iiulilio Ir.ilu iin < l lob
bur" Mli'iHe | < l | , y till Klnil.T UrilK Coillpnny
Oiimlm ; t' . A Mod- ' itllutviinl M'ycn nn I V : 1 *
ni , houtli Oiimlin , A. I ) . 1 utt.T. nnil .M. J
'uiinell
Or , Bailey
Tno Lifi'lh ' r
DENTIST.
Third I'loor Pnxluii Illnck.
Tck > | iono 10S , ' ) . Kith nnil Fanciiu Sti.
A full sotof tLM'tli. on niiilior , fur l'i I'rrfncit
lit. Tui'th williuiit 111 nt us ur roiniVilli : )
tirliluu urlt , Juit tlio ililuj ; fur hlnici-ti unit
jiulilio HiHMiki'r.s , nuvur drciji uuwu.
Teeth Extractal Without Pain.
All lliiliiKx at rousiiimlilo rules , nil work
niirruntuit. I'ut III'N oui fur u uuluu
hnOIITA fANIIAI.WOUI ) I'AI'Bt I.KA nra thu
Illlllll I A bust uml onijr cupiulu * i.rencr bud \j \
uuuu I n ruKular pliyilclmii f'jr ' tlio > urv uf
Oonorrlnua nnd ulncliurxix ( rum II'U unniirr oriiuui
ion-rait cuioi dayt. il.Myur box.
MOORE'S
IT WOUKHDVONDHIW. .
Tlio following is nn exit-net from : i
loiter of Kov. J. W , Curler to Kov. .f. T.
Mumford :
"It hns bonofittail my wife so much I
want her to continue the IIHO ot the
medicine. Tuking into conskionitioii
her n'o , (09 ( yours ) nnil tlio loiifrsttuidinj , '
of hoi- liver mill kidney troubles tlio
Tree of Lifo has worked wonders iu her
caso. "
Jlooro'i Tree of Mf9. unpoiUIrn cars tor < CI1nif
ndblrer I'oinplilnt nn t nil u oo I dlvuvi. . IMHII-
i ) jto iirJor vrnan run c.in urj I ar uu.ii Slourj'i
Tree of l.lfa. tUu JroU LlfJ UujinlfF
SAYE MR EYESIGHT
THE
NEW HOUSE
OF TUB
ALOE & PENFOLD CO ,
Practical Opticians
And brnm'ti of world rennvrnnd oiitlonl o'lnbllih *
monlof A. . Aliio A ( "o. Ht 1.1111)9. ) Our molliud 1 }
luiierlor to nil otliurei our | i n f nro miiicrlur , wl ! |
not wi-nry nr Uro thu ejron. The traiuui proiisrlj ad-
( uatud to Hie fuco.
Byes Tested Proo of Chnraro.
Prices Low for First-class Goods.
Till1' V/N < ! IJKNFOLI ) C'O
JM S. J.p > tli St. , next tluoitol' . O
Crui'lito ( Utnok.
TI-I EX
Is The Best
Jn the vuitket.
TRY IT AND J1E CON
VJNCED.
CURE
P3LE8
" I hav long Known iti * alue in I ed *
ing p < lei It it Iho prmse of ten * Ji i
in all fnrmt of homoiihouf * , " l r , At
M. COLLINS , Cameron , Mo.
" Have tson a etnttant luffeit- for
yean ( torn lovoro coltli In head ind
tntoat. Tired mnit .voty . k i.wn
mmucly. Cond'f [ Infract folirvu m
woniltiffc.Hy , anil hat effuctod A nott
a tail col cum" FRE.DERU E ,
FIIICK , N.w Yoik City.
0ORS EYES
"It ncti li < o rnjclc In cphthalm i. |
like it 10 much lor ser y i , " R v.
M. JAMESON.
LAMENESS
" I ttrnngty recommend Pond'i ' El * fict
for I arm n en andusnitcorutant . "
MICHALL DONOVAN , H. Y. AI itia
C ub.
jUjLxi
SO BE MESS
" Had a lafgw eating torn on my i nV ' 4 ,
which had eaten to th bona. F * t
runs montnt I doctored to no pun at * .
Tried a bottle ot Poml't Eitrici ami
was cured irnmodit * > ! y. " MNIE | !
VANAMA , Lock'OOia , fit ,
ERASES
" Pond'i Citrct hai bo n UIPT vith
marked bvnefit by ourinmatei tn rnny
cases of brut so i , and hat always f < n d
very bn ficial " LITTLE SIS tlhS
OF THE POOR , New Yoik City
GPRABWS
"I hav been pretending Ponri' ' * Ex
tract , anil find it a valuable remt Jy In
itraini and affoctloni of like . .nir-
cter-W. P. UURDICK , M.C
"HiH my left hand lovtrely bi nad ,
and loit the uii ol it comp 'e'y. '
Secured relief by uie of Pond'i L "act
IrtwoiKohfuri ' Mra A.SHER IAN ,
Hew York City.
HE-lftiORRHAGES
"Am troubled wiln hemorrhage
lungi , and find Pond'a Eltract tl > 101 I/
remedy that will control Ins n '
GEOIiGEW V/ARMtR , Scianto r , , ( -a.
"I have uird Pond'i Entract In t cilii
of long itand < ng > ' ternal mflam ; i ' < n i.
nd obtained ro letwith nafewd Jll.
JAMES E READS. Phil.Jolp' t.
and should bealwzyu
kept on hand for em
ergencies.
11 Long experience has taught m firti *
lly to toward pnnd'i Extract ne of
the abi > lutn neceiiitiei of haul Ittcp *
Ing " ANDREW I ) WHITE , r'rtil.
dent Corns I Un'vtrtity. '
BEWARE OF IMITATION , ) ,
See Landscape Trade-marl' on
Buff Wrapper.
MADE ONLY DY
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Now York ami London ,
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Tl'y re-jinn luil'lo HI cclOo
lli ill lljHill till' lllT'Otfl ! ! 11(1111 (
{ 'lvi-u Itmipiviiio ciiiitrol over
I'iltlS , llOWUMT r.oVi'J'O.
Also for Jtnrntt , filili ,
Full Ithotii i riV.
r 'iu ' nil f iwu
Bold by nil jriif.'p' ' * > tM or Hcut h ' n-i"l
MI ri'i-olptof jirict1'utup \ 01 'y '
MMD'fl ' ESTBACT CO , , 73 Cth Aye , , N ,