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2 TIlE Ol'rAIIA DAILY DB ? : I VB rDA Y ; ( ) OT&Hlll I 2 ; ; . 189. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ that hav beu made oalnlll ! him hy Imch rel-
10wII al Fl , I Cornllh , and , thoroughly cxplo < l,1 ,
Mme of the clMms that have been N3de by
the candldatei . on the i1ervIi ) ticket. Mr.
COO WR warmly a plnu(111 many tmes dur- I
Ing ! his "peech and made many frl'nlt by hl8
honet and manly declaraton of his posItIon
on the fluutons now before the POII.O.
. Notwithstanding the fact that I wal 1
clock when Mr. Coo concluded his adMen
. the aUIence 'wanlo,1 , to bear from all the can.
d\latcl In elght. and were brlAfy adlres.ed ,
by 0. C Cnmllbcl , c1ndhlate for county
clerk , and Thomas hector , candidate , for
count commissioner.
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SI'II'1) ( : IN 'l'It i II'I \\ln , ;
Cru""lleJl".t eurrll.tln Pr..hl',1 , ,
tl thl' 1'1'11,11 'l'It eri.
At Twenty'nlnth and I'arnam street there
was held Illlt night unother ono of the big
meetnJs whIch are stIrrIng UI' the ciizen"
of Omaha to a senle of their re'ponslblity
In the coming election. As at the other meetIngs -
logs which have been held alreldy In other
parts of the city , the hal was tuer even
to IR stanlng , cpacly with men who g1e
Vent to their lnthuslum ! with frequent lP'
IllauBe Taken alt together ItI'aB one of
the bIggest and liveliest polllcli meetings
the Ninth ward hal ever eeen. Chalrmll
W. I. Jler'tead ' , with a few preliminary remarks -
marks Oi the purpose which ) caleI , die
audience together , introduced , mmer g.
Thomas cllllllato for the hoard oC F&iuca
ton , as the fut speaker.
Mr. Thomas said that the cll1 ns' Cln-
fllates for the Boud of Education Itood
UPOI a plato.m which oppoed ctulanlsm.
politics . and ( favoritism In public clioo1. They
( lid not bellevi , that the A. P. A. or any
other orgmlzaton or party should rule the
p01)110 schooll or have any .ay II conduct-
ing them. ThisI'IS the real IS3ue betwe
the lo,1 , of 1 ( lucaton canlllltes , on the
citizens' and republc'n tickets . us It wis
between the other caInttd3tes. A considerable
portion of Mr . Thoma ' speech wal devoted
10 Illustrations of how the A. P. A. clement
In the present Hoard of Education was
brought out In the discharge of competent
teachem on account of religious helefs , I
the citizens' candidates , vere clected : I. .
Thomas IromlseI ) , that they woulll h3ve no
hand In a factional light , hut would llec
teachers only through theIr friends and
COIIetency to teach ,
W S. Ioppleton was the next spealter. lie
liroateh In hlg
began by relating how Brateh
speeches wa9 taking the credIt of laying the
greater portion of the plvlni of the city
and when
durIng his former administration . \hen
accused of causing rotten pavement to be
laid denied all responsibility for I , despite
the fact that by his veto he was In a posiion
to prevent It from being foisted Ulln the city.
Mr. Poppleton also mentioned the
fact that durIng Uroatch's admlnlstrn-
tQn the city was burdened with
the highest taxation In its history
amI exposed his connection wih the $ OOOO
gas stenl lie closed by urging the voters tenet
not only turn him down , hut to turn down
with him the present membcrq of the council
alll their friends who were seeklng a position
In the body because they were all following
ClOsel l ) In iiroitcb's Cootsteps.
. HApplW ' 1 HASCAIS I1AItIJ.
At the conclusion of Mr. Poppleton's remarks
marks Chairman Kierstead called g. Hose-
water. As soon as Mr. Itosewater's name
was mentioned the audience urt Into lp-
plansE. which clntnued for several minutes
after ho hal taken his position In front
afer . ltosowater started out by saying that
ho was not In the mood of making a Ilollcal
speech wal , as he had just finished writing the
whose death
obituary of General Van Wyck ,
he monrue" as he woul1 that of one oC his
own fa I 1) ' . Nevl'rtheless. he said he would
.
speak somewhat oC the Issues of the cain-
plgl ,
: Concerning the candidates on the repub-
lican ticket , ho rlmarke'l that the head oC It ,
Hroatch hall ( left 1 monument In the Ninth
ward . This monument was the house which
WIlam built , and In which Jack Ivel-J.lc
Morrison. 1 was no crime for Iorrlson to
OCCUpy the house but It was I little lueer
that the hpss lmbler of the city should purchase -
chase the residence of the gopd law and order
mayor ' when there IWoO hUlllre1 ot othel'
offered for sale.
houses jl\11 as good ! olerell
M. ' , Hosewlter then remarle" that the
Ninth want IIII1 : another lnt0rc'st In the ticket
In the shape of Edwards. who was running
for city tr1aturc , r. ' \\hen It lau COI S be-
fern the people for office . " said , the slenktlr .
"he ought to show two QualfcatonR , capc-
ity anti , Integrity , As to the capacity of Edwards . 1
wards we can only assule to JUdge from the
fact that he has been In the council . He
ought to h9 capable . because since he has ,
been In the council hs Insurance business I i
has Increased. as the business of oilier conti . i
clmen hall who do an Ilsnrance huslle I , ,
Aniline that he Is capable and let us gauge ,
hIs integrity hy his record II thc council . as
one of the trustees of a municipal corporation -
tlon whIch hiss $20.0QI.OOO of assessed lroll-
trty $200,000.000 of real property , all F penrlj ,
nearly n million annualy ,
"IL can be state,1 ! generally ) ' that In almost
every case he has cast hs ! vote allnst the
city and the peple , and for the corloratn : :
arid bccle contraclors. When Chalice wu
tryIng to hive his Howell lumber claim of
$9.400 , againi't which the city hal judgment ,
for over G.OOO approved , Edwards , ' voted to
uataln Clllee anti , ng11nst the veto of tht
mayor. 1 was the anle way In every other
cae during the ( hart two ) 'ens , 1 , tlard8 was
found alwYJ on the side of schemes and ,
Jobs. In thp allrdlll of the ! lvlng of
Sherman nnnue J' Jlallu stood I ) ' the ldgh- !
eat bidder. although there was I bid to' 1'1)
the same materll for IG.OOO I l'J , lie voted
for the atempt ,1 , gigantIc 1 gas ste11. The
gas comp1ny wanted n frnchll' for fifty
yeIrp , anti , dil not lant to PlY a rOYJI )
Through the efforts of The nee the time of
the franchlRc las cut down to twenty-five
years and the company was compelled to
pay a reply whIch ! Is nettIng the city
$ liOOO n year I the tifty-ycar franchise Iud
been graltel ' 2.000.000 would have . been
Iractcaly : stolen from the city. Yet 1 , I\rIS
voted with lascal for It from the Irt to
the last.
" llov 11,1 , 1' ( lwlr.1s . act regarding , the injunction - ' ,
junction which was granted hy Judge Hope- 'I
wcl In the police copiniisIotn case ? lie
was at that time prclllent ) of tine council.
1 made no difference whether the injunction
was granted fnlly or tiot. 1 wa ! the duty
of "IIITI ' to Iepect the court und law
Nevertheless when the telegram nnnoulcing
that the Injunction was granted was recelvCI .
dwards I , who knew the nature of tine Ide-
gram . shoved I aside and paid no attlnton Ito I
"
to it. I
CONNIVANCE AT I300DLINO. '
CON1'ACE
; r. ltoewater turned .to the condition of' '
affairs exlatnr In the offices oC the city . es-
peIII ) ' In thus ? 01 the treasurer und comp-
troller. lie spoke of the ( Iefalclton of Coulter -
ter , which he said would never have occurred
' theIr
If Olsen end Westherg hall performed
Iluty. Boln hail , collected $12G.OO of liquor
license money In December. 1891 I , stint hut :
Icens ! )
not turned It over to the school fund until
the following April. , Hut Olsen and Westberg
did nol discover that fact. "Yet they say
there Is no need of reform " continued the
speaker. 'They say that everything Is all
right anti that the citlzen' movement Is n
Iosewater scheme 10 put the city In his
pocket.
"There Is a like condition In the courthouse
Je <
house and just as much need , for reform
there. In some of the offices clerks arc falling -
Ing over each other although there Is no
work for them. The suinarintendent of the
count poor farm , Instead of superintending
time paupers .111 cleaning out time per farm
Is down town every day superlntendlng tine
Boarll of EducatIon . the Fire and Iolce
board and en tine meat Inspector. Wins pear ,
:
the Irrigator , Is with hln : \'tmispar , Is he
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HA YDEN ;
Wegive ' bicycles
" - away
/ . " and many useful . and
; It ; V \ beautifui gifts , besides
- / ( lfOI t , ( ibl bopgains that . are unex-
' celled.
J ' , . '
V . O. - : " , Take advantage of our
, ili , ' , ' ; . ' .k ' \ i \ i great ' Linen Sale. Such
' } f. prIces' were never made
JL"
" H ;
( L" " { ! if t' , , l\ \ ' , ; , on fne pupe linens be-
( ; ' 1 n\
;
, c ' .
\J. . .
i. . : ' ' ' : " ' ' ' 4f - I 'I ; . ? ' I. I fore.
Great
Litten Sale.
Nev4'rS't'Yt' such IlualtteH or Hue
LIIIIS Hell II so short 1 thll' .
01' ; I'llt , WI ( nfl the ilohlat' Ilt'l'hlRO :
h'I'i hU , 'II'H . Hlth 1 Chll'l lS tlity
ha1 in''et' lint it II I ( ) inn hut.
\1 II\ct. hll
'J'hc . 1111ISO sal's Hho\ that I t the t al'
pOI.tullt ) IH hl'll ' tllwl 1 II\I : I t Ul' 01'
' ' ' vill bit the hest vli'im
l'opl' wi ht ) ; oUIH wlll
thit' p ilet's 11'0 wlthll I t rt'tt'hi. :
1'Xlltlsll' : styli's lit tine 'I'milil' Iineiis .
NIIII.Ils. ) 'I'wols , Ilnel catCs , ite. . lt
.tn ( ilk tl Ilolhu' . All Imrl Ilels ,
Surpassing
Values.
Al t'minlles variety of splelllhl styles
II lIed , HIl'Cllls , stain ! l'\'lrS , l'lc . are
Ihu\I
II Hhtlwls , . Comforts ititilYooleiis
wo hl\o O\'II.thln ; tl inn t'ki't oilers .
. wh'I'c. 'l'lit' irle'es ( cannot le 111111111'1 : 11)
Silk Bargains
For Friday.
Fthll ' Iilhlt'itliig , fret U I ) to 1
o'lol . all SIlk . race 1 "I'ln'll. II
lliLt'k anti colol's worth ie , go
lt , 'lrll , . . ( . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . : . . . . ! . . ;
Ilhmtek salil t Htrllll'll ( Jrepoli , worth
1111 ilc 'U t'll , for , . . . . ( . . . . . . . . . , . . lOe
Hlmiek ' ' , worth . ' ' ,
lteugalliic $1.2i ) 1'11
Hack gut's 1I'Inllll' 1 t . ' . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . : . . , . . . . mil
IUI'H
lnl'k . \rtt'I' , wurth $1.41) yat'tl
501114' liit''S , Ilru. . . . . . . - . . " . . . . iic
Black 1111 ( II fll' . others HI ) It Is
worth 1.r. yard , we sell It ( or
only . . . . . . . . . 'lt . . . . , . . . . 8cI . . . . . . ' . . SVe )
Wo Lea ThoM Al 11 in 8111(8. (
man who run a sewer through IllS g1nlen
and mlde $4,000 a year cut of it. lie muse
patented a sweeping machIne and wanted to
have time street sweeping contract awarded
to Stephonscmli. so that Wlnsl.elr'batentel
"
sweeping machine could be used ,
.
Turing \ to the Boar oC glucaton. Mr.
Hosewalll sPOke of the sectarian aaton' '
with which It was permmteated . calling par-
tcular attention to the case oC 1Is3 Stacia
Crowley as aim iiiustration . He said that
after teaching In this city for eleven years
afer she hal been discharged 1 as Incompetent She
went to Chicago all Is now teachln In the
high school t here at a salary $400 higher
than she receIved mere , and Is considered
one 'of the h"Ht teachers Mr. H03ewater
hrhl that such things gave the city unsavory
nllvertsln aunt , was giving the lie to : e-
brslta's emblem "Equll ) Before the Iaw. "
Througholt his speech : Ir. Hosewater was
Interrupted , frequently by the hamlclapplnJ
which rceted his remarks. and he retired
. <
from the fee , ' in n burst of applause.
Mr J. iluirne the next speaker , salient Into
the somewhat < elayed retrenicin mont fever
which had struck the council , \ llch he de-
nomlnlted as amusing. He said that the
council was claiming that the expense of
running the cIty for time nine months oC thlH
year \a3 about $ 9OO less than the expense
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Winter Suits Dud OvcrcoDts.
Xlet 1IIII1Ite I Itt'I on. Le t UHf
thlI'I'flt'e . once IUtl'e remnliint ' that
Ilrcfnt. ! ole mOle I'cllil YOU . tlat
11 'lll'l htros Is ili'e-CIiuilii'IitlY I the
Cltlll l n I i I 1111lilll'I'IS or 0 inn liii ,
11 I'I'S 'Ovei'i'outs-ltlui' : , hilcl
abll ht'U\'I , Iwtscmil hlU : \1'
\\'Iiutet' U\.Ionts' . Illll wil
' ' I tmtilaii dOlh , sIlk velvu't
IlaIllal Hi.lh'll
tuli ) t' , coals t . . . that t I Ile lion ' : thy
IIHI ; Il evt't'y IISIIlCt , equal 10
othl.t. t stOII"S ) $ I 0.00 ( 'Ol ts , at 11 1 ' -
11l1. Buns. fo. . " . , . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . : .OO
( tile or thl' lliut'st Klt'IH'Y Overcoats .
coals 1111' . coats tllt wi abso-
hOt finhe . coats that '
yfl
Iltlly 10t fllil' COIIH thlt1
\S''itt' itt least two ) 'elt.s , lIned
wih I I I'IJI I I wm'JI'lthcl' I clot It a iud
IIIIII"S best silk sleeve 1111 .
1111' SI\h WI'I'e ever sold Iu thus
city . fo. IIs : than $180 ( , We ol1lr
Friday multi HltlrcI . II black
hll' 1\1 hl'OWI colors , lt only $ l1.O I
Iu \it'ii's 'ttlts-\Eeiu's [ nil wool
: bitie. hntat'k 1111 . hrowl cheviot
sllll'.hrlasl'll ft'ock styles t , thlt
woulll ( II' ( 'olhlel'tl good Il0lh
to 11 Ilrwhl'I'I\ $1,00 ( ) , Fi'h- .
( hiLV 1111 llt'III ) ' fot. . . . . . . " . .J :
)1'I's'II' ' 111 hrowl , bronze hile
alli hlll1 cheviot and fl'Y :
Vol'stL'd $ tilts '
wll'sh'll HlIS. 11 Ihe stylish
Iol gh h I clot his . 11 I ot her HlOllH .
& 'htmti'gt' $ l.OO ( ) to $1800. HIIIII
iti'os. 00\1' fuut' , . . . . . . . . . . , . ) . . $10.00
Two Days More
1oro
F'i'huhmiy Itl Hltl'lhl ' we wi mkl'
thihiignt huuiuu.
s
thll 111.
. .
I Lmti.l'aitq' . soap , worth ie bar . l = c
1771. 1 $ ( ) : hulilt' . etc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ae .
$ lplo . . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . le
Itii't' ' ) lhle .lelly . 11s. . . . . . . . . . a e
1"t''Ilh t Sit thi iii's , l'III. ; . . . . . . . . . . . . : \
Bllwll . Beans . 1"1' 1.111 , . . . . . . . . , . lie
1.1 t I' ( 'auils 'l'oiiimttoe . . . . , . . . . . . . il
I.I' I' cons (11.1. , . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . le
. \II.lltls iJf Sotilis , . \ riuIour's , Iluck-
Ins , ete. , III' 1'11. . . . . . . . . . . . , . . lOc
l'ttt't' ( ( 'U Htm'I.I. , . , . . . . . . . . , . . :11 : C
Self HahlluJ Patiit'mtkn hour. . . . . . . . ft
Self UllsluJ Bnckwlllt Flour.'Ic . .
Large \11'1(11 RaIsIns only . . . . . . tc
Flllh' :1\1 1\(1 Mohiu Cole
only . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
. - Agents for Butterick's Patterns.
HAYDENs HAYDENs *
I
of the ale perlol , last year. He slatll that '
an examination dlsclose,1 that last year a'
levy of $30.00I'IS made 10 pay off the JUtlg.
menls .lnlnst the city whltl was not done
this ) 'elr. . and that moreover there was still
I lue this year a bill of $9,000 to the , Bab2r
Asphalt com pal ) ' . Taking these facts Into
I coimsiuheratlon . the eJllelSes for the nl19
months of this year were some $10.000 greater
than for the same Ilulcd of last year , "The
main leslie of time camlmlgl , lies rlJht here :
I Is whether I\ hal allow theRe men to
remain In ofce or elect bt\lneS men who
I will be the Ilploye8 of the people , as they
, should he , rcgmlEss cf their religious or
I piiticai antI iehlefs competenc , 1111 cniy . reanlnJ theh' . honesty - I
HWOml inl1NflNTLY Nm \m. .
'
Charles A. Coe was called upon'
anti respoliell hrlely Ind was folowc,1
by D. Clem Deaver , I ho saint that the h'.Ie
In time . cmlulgn was whether religious ! Itt ) .
crt ) was to b ) uphehl or II'oscrlpton e.
, Iorsel : I hieihmer Iorruplon should be cnn-
donell annul winked , at . or whether rascals
rhouhl lie turnel , out oC publc oIlier Inl
hmost anti efclpnt men punt In their places.
Th- existing condition of affairs lretlH on
the one h&11 nan In the city ! hal which
has robbed auth Is still 111nnlng to rob time
anl sti :
tellayera ) , and on th other citizens who ar"
Ileprl\'e'1 ' of the nee slls of ( lfe anl are ni-
.
lowing thlr propl'rt to be sell for tax Oh-
Itgatiommui.'ithm slch a coniiton staring him
In the face , ! r. Deaver ) eahl that he was
mere than wlll ! to lay party aside all join
with other cltzcns In obliterating thug
hodler .
tr , De\er took the republican tIcket anti
Ilssectd It from top to bolom , He spoke
of the unsavory records that the majority or
the caniidates hal , made In the past and
cnmpared them wlh the efficient anti bus-
Inl'ss men who were on the clttzns' tcket
He cion'th by urging voters to vote for tine
entire citizens' - ticket - from 11 st to last
UInll'It'I'SII' ( ( ln FEIiO''S.
UI'r'I"h c'tulclf. " 1' 'llrl' " ' 'I'h.lr
I.ine fur 11 11""hlll. Ilurhll" .
The First Ward Iepublcan club met at
Sixth anti , Pierce 1'ets last night In order
to give . Judge DcklusOl , W. W Slahaugim .
Becch litghy John Westberg all various
other candidates an opportunity to tel wimy
they deserved conshlerlon at the hand of
the voters. The meelng was fe3tureles !
for republicans , hut I any good democrat imami
strayed In by acchleut he wOlld hJve believed
himself In the houle or his friends Jute
Dckinson told how much ho admired a democrat - .
ocrat , and especially one down In Burt county
who had assurcd him he was going to vote
for him In preference to Judge Hopewel ,
Then Sllblgh told ahout another democrat
that he knew was going to vote the whole
republcn tcket "Such a good , manly ,
noble democrat , " Ilde" Slabaugh , "I 110 1\1-
mire a real , true , strlht out all out Ilem-
ocrt , who had the courage to stnli by mimi prin-
cipIIs. " Anti then the speakers vIed wih
each other as to who coull say the nicest
things of the same old democratc party that
they had anathematzed without lmi until
: few days ao.
I But they llhl a numebr of other thIngs
Incldenlly , These were sandwiched In be-
Ileen their eulogies oC democratc principles.
Jude Dickinson had a ! Iudge against Judge
10pewel ! , and ho proceeded to take the
voters Into his confidence. He averred that ,
It was a mighty mtn trick In Hopewel
to run for the district bench when he knew
that Dckinson wanted I hlm ' \ Then he
wanted to den ) ' that ho had anything In common -
mon wih Judo Scott . as Judge Ambrose
had charted ! , and a minute after he forgot
hlmselC and declared that hD anti , Judge Scott
had campaigned together all over Washington
and Burt countes ,
: Ir. Siabaugh's IntcrlleaUons consistent of
a feeble effort to rhlcule the candidates of
the citizens' inmovemnenit. He declared that I
Charles B. Brown was posing as a business
canitlidate . when he did ( not have any business
except to mEet with a board oC bank directors
once or twice a week. Then he said that Lee
Belsle had no rellllble Occullton , and as
there were ito lawyers In the audience the
slteaeDtl as not dlspu ell , The' the sp'lker
proceeded to , tel whlt a grand , lot of , mel
the republicans hall nominated. In his opln-
Ion thl'fe was not I nina , on time ticket from
district gourtclork down tl constable against
wl.om 1 . tuning could be sal"
!
Jndge Tlpt\J \ slid all this and , a good
deal moore , mil lhen John Westborg. Dee b
HIby and one or two other candidates cur-
rob rate the statement They also were
beglnnln to acquire a fraternal feelng to-
wards democrats . and they earnestly hoped
that enough of them would Vote the repubhi-
can ticket this fall to help them throuh.
A few men stationed In the mttidle of the
hal applnuIe" , ohedlenty when Prcsldent
Sam Duhols gave the hunch , ant the club
adjourned. _ _ _ _ _ _ "
Vifthi'tn nui HI'IU.hl'un CI nil , .
At a meeting of the Fifth Ward Hepublcan
club last evening addreses were made by
Dr. Ricketta . John L. Webster anti E. J.
Corntshn. All showed Incslned on account
of the strength of the cItizens' mOI'elent anti
a large put of their talk WIS the expresion
of a general dhlko of It They urge.i . repub-
lcans to stand carefuly together tD beat It
or they lould be brten themseh'es.
Mr. Corl h told again lila old tire a ril
police commission story and praised the
party candidates.
.
ln'IXI ' 111 I \nJIS A\ CJ.\ lJ.
H'uln I Ito tt ' \'lr - In I Suuth nnl.otl
IruIIHI' " Inii'rt'uuthIii itesniitn4.
SIOUX FALLS . S. D. , Oct. : H.-Speclal.- ( )
The wheat war here , which has been on for
the past week to the profit of the farmers , Is
gettIng more interesting dll ) Therc have
betn a number ot the representatives of the
raIlroads running Into Sioux Falls here anti ,
I Is rumored that they are looking Into the
malcr to see why It Is the Norlhwester
Elevator company on the Great orthern
road , gels about 76 per cent of all the wheat
marketed here I Is also reported , that time
Great orther road his cut time : lnneapols
rate In two for the benefit of the Northwester -
er elevator people . anal that If this can be
ascertained to be correct , the other roads will
likely cut their freight rates , and the -war
vIlI be haler than ever , At one time yesterday -
torday there were twenly-lht loads of
wheat In tine waiting for a chance to unload
: t the ( thwester elevatdr . the last man
being compelled to watt five hours.
11"01".1 Stot'k nut Aniet loin .
RAPID CITY , S. I ) . , Oct. -Speclal.- ( )
The entIre holdings oC the Wl'Hter Dakota ; ,
Land and Horse company and the Standard
horse and Cattle company were sold at auc-
ton ) yesterday and today at the breeding
farm oC Hon. James M. Woods In Hallhl Vai-
hey Buyeu Crom Nebraska anti all parts of
this state were In alendance , Goo prices
were realzcd , Poled Angus cattie . 4 monlhs
old to yearling bulls , sold Cram $ fO to $135.
Ioo"e,1 t.olll ! stock youngsters , brought
from $75 to $350. and range horses In car
lots from $20 to $31 per head A noticeable
feature oC the sale was the barbecue oC a
yearlIng hOre ,
' ru . Phht lie 'l'n'lt'lIin.nue : lonolol ) ' .
IMnWOOn , S. I ) . , Oct. 21.-Special ( Tel- I
cgramn.-At ) a meetng of subscribers of the i
telephone company In buslneu at Deadwood ,
steps were taken 10 oppose the payment of
further advance In teIephone rales. The com-
pan ' In control of the business In the His
Is composell ot Omaha people and so extravagant -
tra\'agant have been its demands that the
people mere have met and made arrangements
for the organIzation of a company which will
rut In a new system oC telephones that are
now In use In easter cities In oppollon to
the Del system. .
'I"'I' ' 'O\I "I.U..I h ) ' Flrl' .
DALLAS , Tex. , Oct 24-F'ire destroyed
more than $100,000 worth of property In the
beat business part oC McKInney" the county
seat oC Coln county , Texas , tbls mornlag.
The lire was near the court house Among
the losses are : Dowel & Fields hardware
$30,000 ; Wilcox Lumber yards $25,000 ; lc-
Ilarey livery and feed stable $5,000 ; and
nearly a score oC minor losses
.
Urll , ( ' 01 , V. I. Cluunh.rlnln.
HYANNIS . Neb. , Oct. 21.-SpecIaI ( Tele-
grammi.-\V. L. n. Chanmberlaln . who for a
nluber oC year was a merchant of Whitman .
man , thIs county was buried today. : lr.
ChamberlaIn , being a membr oC the Masonic
fraternity and I being his desIre his funeral
services were conducted by that fraternity.
Alliance lodge conducted the services , as.
slated by the Masonic S brethren oC hyannis
Uclslrars alt till 9 p. m.
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CARRIEDVELL \
CAIUUEDilS WEGHT
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Navarro Easily tts Out Clifford [ \(1 (
Stnta Auit.q.
: : PJ
FINISHED WIfBr9 SPEED TO SPARE
Wl r'
l'oJc'I' lnIH' l i , lhl Oi thl' t loll.lnl . .
.
el' " II t Ifrrl" l'nrl.-'I'rIH'I. 0111-
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& 'iin Is . \1. : I'IH'I'II . Uinui .
- \7..trrest. , .
NE\\ ' YOH , Oct 21.-Ahthmomghu It WIS l'X'
, " ' . would he had
pertCI that n goo,1 dl"s sport woull
at MorrIs park \Hh sevrnl well filled I'JC S I ,
on the crd lul tew surprises due to chang ?
of forimm . II was not thought that a hat of
cmntrai t office JolI'olll , \ cause constern/l' /
lon among the b tlng len anl , ! In the
onlt oC the association , but such was thc
case , and a fIne days : sport was marret
by the action oC the imoiice. After thL
fourth race had bl'en .rumm , eight hooklakers
with fIve assistants Were arrested on l'huge
oC hokllklug anti , taken to nssex Market
Ilolce court . vimre ' they were balleti. In-
specter lcCulah was at the track anti , after
tine blxth race the judges , Colonel Sllmons
Ilnl , Clarcnce Jcowol nnd C. O. Fitzgerald ,
clerk oC the stale's . were taken Into custody
un the chal'ge of Illntalnlng I letter ) ' . After
the races the prisoners were also takeI to
bal.The isex I Market polIce court anti , released 01
The ! real race of the day was the Iullcl-
Iml Inanuhicap , . ut a Ile and three-quarters.
la which Augnst liehmmnommt's crack , I bury or
Navarre . was asked to tale tip 130 ) pounds
olul give four pounds each to Itey el Snt
AnIta antI , Clifford . while Aldrews was the
lht weight At the opening oC the beting
Navarre \ 'as held aII I to r . hut was hacked
down I poInt at the post. Clforl was played
as I sfcond choice and Hey el Santa Anll
third whie nobody wanted Audrels at any
lines.
The quartet got off In good order. Anlrcw
IeI the way past the grand stammti for the llret
stanl Irst
time , all uller strong pulls . with Na\'arrp II
second place und Santa Anita aUII Cilord
close together In the rear As they rluliell
this lower tur Andrews shot out some II :
tance and moon hall ( a place of hal a dozen
lengths over Cilord , who had taltu second
1I13ce , and was rlnnlng easily two lengths
In front of Santa Anita , 111 a length In
front or Navrr who h111 been tulen hack
by Gniflhmn. The paeo Increal d 01 they ( mete
to the foot of the lull and Anlllews was beginning -
ginning to tire. tIp the hill they rUlhel1 at
I lmigiu rate of speed , amid as they conwletell
the first mie Andrews had dropped hack Into
third place wimile Clifford l'howed
whie Cltord ' the way n
neck In front of Navarre. They rushed
Iround the turn on top oC time huh wih speel
Ilulkenln ! every Instllt , Clifford was dOing
his best hut tr ) as he mhht ima could IOt
gaimi an Inch upon Navarre.- anti hal a mile
Irom hOle he want only a head to the good
Inll Slmls was at work wih hunds and
heels. half I lengtl bchlnd the pall was
Santa Ania , while Andrews Wal a hopeless
cse. " . .
A mie and a ! laIlad been run annul Grlml ,
had finally slCc rIM inn getting Navarre's
nose In front. " ftr 'it the last flrlolg Jest
Clifford hall gotten .emmonugim and waH .apld !
dro\plnJ back'l T.al was cOlllg like a
whirlilInl1 on Santa Anita The three swept
throuh the l st fmnlong { only necks Ipan ,
hut GrUHn 11d' ' notlhave to do any u lnr
on Navarre. Il was nmnnning true with I
!
gooti bit heft . land drew rapidly away frommm .
tile others , fnaly \vlnnllg eu'ly by a go ;
length , with Santa Anita eight lengths II
fm oat of Clifford : who Ilel away to loth" }
hulL gel thlnl placP by nreen lengthH. Thl !
crowll cheeled , tine , pest hlndlCppers In thc
training anti \vcrybody seemeil happy oven
\ '
the splelllll vtRlor : )
In the first rice ' ) ltm'e waR a hot fnl . h 1)5-
tween fOlr ) ouhr tet's. nnl1Vrxfonl 101
Irol LIle Mils , : J' ' } Sebastian In that on1cr.
In the l'e co 11 rct Idtolman was aim odds
on fa\'orle. RM 111 easily from Ieilca anti ,
the others. Rhhbiuoiu was the C = YQrlll JI he
third racp. amid ' \1"u' II 'a drive 11 a length
and a hal after Peacemaker had led the way
to the last furong , The fashlol Stakes
brought several to the post with Woodvlne
as a 2 to 5 shot. _ lie _ won very easIly , while
Cassette HI'prlsell Ier owner Ilul everybody
by getting the place lit the sixth sixteen
were eatered , but Harry Heed scaed all oul
but six , and was then scratched. DQggel
was the first choice ' but was unnpaced . for
ombazete took the lead at the last quarter
and won eally , Lake Shore was n strong
favorite In the met race and won handily ,
alhough It looked at one time as If Sister
Mary might win SUlmarles :
First race. live furlongs : ' \extorI1 ( : to 1 )
% von , Lile M III ( o to 1 secorll , Se altnn
(3 ( tn 1) ) thuirti. Tlnll : . 1:01 :
Second race , live furlongs : Patrol (9 ( to 10) )
\on. ? detiica (0 ( tn I ) tcoml. SIIIII" I (5 (
to 1 thin ! ' 'hnl : I mOO. ;
'hlrll rr' pix fUllm" , : Itumbicon (8 ( to 5)
won , lism'ount (9 ( to 2) ) 1'1011 , 1'ettcnmiaker ,
(9 ( to 5) ) thlll Time. 1 :1 : : '
I"oufth racu , Fushionm ! 111es , six flllon : I
\'ooI'lnp (2 ( to 5) ) somu . Cassette (15 to I )
el'onl , , IntermllJon (10 to 1) ) thlnl. 'ln1 :
1:12 : % .
i2.I'ittim race . mile anti thuree-Iumartl'rs. : tl'
nlcllal hlnlllll ! henry . of Nuvmutre. 130
( GI'lln ) . : : to G.on ; I. ) 11 Santa \nitmm .
12G ( Tmnrmui ) , 4 tn t. 1 Ip"011 ; ( 'ihifonul. J2S
( Slnuns ) . 1 to r. thin Time : 3:02. :
Sixth nice , one mule . sidling : 10mbazIle
(8 ( 10 5) von . Ialihal (5 ( tu 2) ) ecoml , Dog-
/lt (7 ( to ! ) thlr. ' 11" : 1 :42i. : 1
Sev'nth l ntcu' . onp mile : Iakl ! Shmors ( even )
\on. Sister Mary (2 ( to 1 scconii . AUgll"tu
hello (8 to t ) thlnt Til1 : i:12. : \
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f , L\JI' 0'aliIi4V 'sV.n.t. . SIHIHISg. ;
' ' , . \ ) ' fn'uinm the' Fin ' . '
'I'ruted \\1) 0' 'In'II.II' '
" 'lhunt nlllml ) ' .
1OU1S\'I.r.g , Oct. 2l-Three races anti ,
an InfnlFhe < one In which three heats were
neces&ary before. It WIH dech1ll. Ilrovlle,1
the program lt thl fourth day of time Louis-
vile Drlvln ald Fair associatlonn. TIme
track was fmutt . The Irst race totlmiy , , time
221 ; trot pOlt\0III trout yesterday , 11rVltl
something or \ a stnrprLso. : laCIIIOnl amI
ForeHt,1 were tIme ravorles , but Grace
O' tale ) ' . who alrcauly , hlul one heat to her
credit . won two toulay , without nun effort. Iu
time first hat of the 2:20 : pace \\llren l'
fell do\n In the buick Itrctch , th.owlnl GOH'
nail trm his sent , hut not Injurlnl him
\Varren C was distanced. The 2:1 : trot \a'
not row. Ilniutimed Results mtnd : was carried over to tomor-
Hesuis
First mice. 2:2 : trot. . horse , $1.00 ( postponed
from ) 'eztt'rthay ) : Grle O'Mahley won . the
rourth ) and hElm heat nail race. : ' [ 'line :
2 :222:21 : : : % , . Macarroon FeCOII , Forester l
thlrf 'nrluolsP anll ( Strhhoy 110 staltld ,
Seconll race ' 22O laet' . purse $1,001) ) ; Iple
UUltol won the second third anal fourth
heats. Time : 2:18 : , 2:15 : , , . :19. : :10118 G'pFOn
won the llrst heat In 2:19'1 : and wus HICOnl1
luII"e D I IrHt . Bright 1.1ght. The Jewe.uu .
AmoH J. \Vood Talnladgo and Warren l'
also started. . ;
'hlrd riles . 2:2 : trot , 111'se $1.Oi : Hear ) "
S. Barketnn inn straight hPlt ! Time : 2:21 : ,
2:23 : , : :2I ! . . OhCitsecond . llectwoOI timirti.
Nellie Clark apiiQmedn , } Chester also Htarted.
I'ourth race , t.VI : ' trot , \ur e $1(01 ( umuulin-
l hII ) ; Doly' IKI ! won the Irst and
thlrll heats. Tltl:16 : , 2:15. Alamlo WOI ,
time second Illul , . . Time : 2:1 : Bourhon
WIPK Ind n'UOI1 flogem-s also Itartell
. .
100'1' hi.tbI1I'fl4lbItlti , ' ) " .tF"I'ihItNO :
IlthNHnct * lihiunnl 1 1 I 1 h ) ' tl II. .
Siiiviu ! itt iIliuig.n'si & I'nrl. .
Saturday aflm n wilt be a big day at
University parl.1 1le frt tine game of ISSO-
elation foot ba\I \ , } Il take place there , and
the UnIversIty chrh twIll , play Its initial game
of thus season aVRmigty against the Universiy
. tt ln : will
oC Nebraska Play wi cOIIence
at 3:15 : o'choc7qid ; ! [ hovers of foot bal wi
bo able to seojtth , conlests for time price of
one admission. TM V association match will
be between al eleven representing Omaha
agaInst the see ; lof Fort. ( Omaha , and bas
been arrammgedji5pQ3e1y wih a , 'iew oC an
exhlhlton to show all the merIts of tine
mw game. The 1eIeton of the Unlverl )
will be c0l110sell or all the best players on
the Hgh school team , several of the old
standbys wi m8ke Ul1 an eleven ali will
give the State boy a had tussle In tuna I
ohl , game. WI Cowan , Walter Burdick and ,
WI Gardner will be on hand anti will do all
In their power to hold nip the reputation of
Oma ins. _ _ _ _ _ _
: Morn' l'nrlc loll.lI ' ; " , \ rr.t.l.
NEW YORK . Oct I.-Counsel for the
antHambln asclaton. Peter DeLacy .
the former pool room proprietor , called at
police headQuarter9 at noel today anti had
1 lenKthY and secret conference with Conu- .
mlsloners Roosevelt and Parker. After they
had ben together for nun hour Chief Conln
was coiled In with IIPpector 2.lcCuilagim .
who has com man" of the district In which
the Morris pak race track 19 situated . I
was reported on god authority that war-
ranl' hail been IsueII for the arrest of
Preshlen Lawrence anti the other officers
of the \ , stcbtJter Iuclng association . anti
for John Doe , IUchanJ Hoe and other and
that lucy woull he "lrvcl nt ' the track : thl8
nttermmoon. 'I
\t IOlls I"ule thll nfl'rnoun nine book-
mnkerl until two jlulJR of the .ntl ! were
nrTtlll tfr nle ( ' 11 violations of tine anti-
illbln law. _ _ _ _ . _ .
JCH ( 'I'I'1 101 ' 1'11' : CI\ J'l ) % JI' .
FIft-0tui' i4utrit's fur th ( , ' II'h (
, , , , . . ' . . . , ' .
UII""t Slsilvs nl.1 'I..tllh )
JAI.rl . IOII' ; , Oct :1.-Sllortpmcl anti
crack shots from nIl 11.ls oC the country
bl'lnn tlmiit mornlnf to shoot for the DUpolt
trophy . u ( nut iitnrse , and tl worh1 chnm-
1lolshl , . 4 \ I time olclllJ of the lalch ,
which bean nut 10 o'clol'lt , thele1'110
hft-ne cltrle ! at $2 1'lch , molding / the
total mll1r $1,2a . to ho 11\1101 40 per ccnt
to the \lm"r. 3l per cent to ICCIIII , ' per
( ' 'lt I to thlnl t an 11 It ) p en' Ielt 10 I ttan r I hi. 'rhe
lmmtnttlic'alu committee hmuu ixctl ) tIne ' distances ,
111\I otl commitee his fxel tw I talcl'
nt thnimt'tinree ) ' 11'\1 \ fo , ' l\'tll \ ' .1 nick
' ' ' . ' ' nil for tinM'
Irl\I'"r dOWI to tWI'lt.f\'e yam ' IIJM'
who ' ' IPcolds Ile lot so gn"l. gch IUI
11 1 I phoot nt ! 'etnt y. live births . amid - tmo tI i'l-
110" of lirst nitonnu'yIiI he iuhioveu1. null the
tIcs hlll requ'lnunl , to he Ih,1 oi 11IIIne's
ItolIIOII the mint t cii , Ifl'l ea : hoC the eommt t't-
lnt" hlli hot elevemm iiirtis . I will he liii-
l"hli u"lt'l \ ' ' of Ihl' shnctiti'is
have 1(111,1 , Htmlght blrl thug fur 111 the
inumutcin it th ' of tIne bite
IHtrh l'rOII ' l' to hI Won tiny Il' :
Htllw time me ! Ull' conl"IIII : . 'rhe hlnls
wlle u wll 11111,1 t a 1 I IIU ' ual : I ) ' 8tlOn (
lot of hll to k" In" tl ntmJf"hl'rl
p.ecl.el ) ' IIht to lal:1 the'l inn rd tu I hit t
< alltlln Brl\er , who Is the ( avorll II limit
be t I ing . smut II i lugnlfcl'nl torlJ mil hum t'k
wits clemirly wih him , fol nine O ? hi" hl'III
fell clearly ) out of hOllls , hut was retni&'vu'tl ,
hefm'e the referees cot their cvi's Oi it. Ful-
rorll ; on the ut her jut ati , 111''I\II'e" ' : \ I t . ulII
Is cOIHI'NI , out of It for IIIt or Sl'eOIII
IWIW ) ' . \111 I"III or Ihlll"lhll.ho is I
Rhooll" Iller the nUle or " " Ibluol , . got
hut lllI out of the t'le\'el , IHlt Mu'i\iste'r ,
hlH fplnw cllzel , \ho fhootl ns " 'tinny-
vmn nil " , " 1m kted I ! eleven stralCht Al I I IH
Ihootlm for the rU11 t. helug iole ( itt the
elll'r Fet of the tml' ' but Killpho \ \ ' ! inn
time furl of s'CltttaiCs tine' bllll hell , UI
II ( ' hll ! :1' 551'S. I , A. 1tlloe ult , I' i ; .
hail mire refcren'Inmg the matl'h
'hl' n'estnlt or tOlla"M hoot Inn the tlolh ) '
"olte"tf Is lS follows ;
DI ' lom" ' .
. onl" Kitted. : If""t
1I. : 1'\1 . . . . . . . . . . . ) 21 11 < 2
J , Tininimons. . . . . . . . . . . . 27 9 2
ti. M. .n.innusoni. . . . . . . . . 2. 9 2
I I , . I'm , , : . . . . . . . . . . 2:1 : 1 0
1) . . :1 1..1II"pII. ' . . . . . . 29 I i 0
I : ( ' . thin kinnrdt . . . . . . . . 2G R 3
Ihl Unly , Jr. . . . . . . . . . . 27 N I
( ' . n. I Inlfplll . . . . . . . . . 2. 10 ) 1
. \ , 1. NinR . . . . . . . . . . 2:1 : I 1'1 ' 1
% ilen'iIey . . . . . . . . . . 25 I I 0
1 ( ' . Verge4 . . . . . . . . . . 27 ! 2
1 Ii. e , , ! . . . . . . . . . . . 21 I 0
\ S'iilianmiVngnem' . . . . . . 2 I 0
I. I Irew.'r I / . . . . . . . . . 2 il ' 1
.1. ? it. la\lll" , . . . . . . . . 27 9 2
I. I nellw1 . . : . . . . . . . : : it ) 9 2
1. T , . lrwer . . . . . . . . . . :1 I 0
. \ . J. Jnlk"ol . . . . . . . .2G N 1
"IIn3wnrtt' . . . . . . . . . . . . : : ; . i I 0
1'nUk ( 'lasq . . . . . . . . . . . 31 10 I
( 'mnnitaiin : toll ) ' . . . . . . . . : 9 2
" , \.hlruk" . . . . . . . . . . 21 9 2
< mr/I lall , " ' . . . . . . . . 2' 8 3
C' . : / . nlllll . . . . . . . . . 2J ! 2
1',111' ; , 1111111 .t..2' 8 3
H. Ilh < t . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 11 0
W , HI""rll . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 \
W. , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
, l Iark . . . . . . . . 30 Ii 0 I
.r 0 Dell ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . 2,1 I 1
l' . ( 'ou"er . . . . . . . . . . . 2' 1 nm
i lror/o Corll . . . . . . . . 2G 9 I
ii. I : D , 1'tmifrd' , . . . . . .1. . :2 R 3
A. I. , h'ln . . . . . . . . . . 31 10 1
A. \ \\'oohurr . . . . . . . :1 mit 1
I ( 'ltnrii ; e . . . . . . . . . . . 28 II 2
\ \ ' , I , ( 'ockr ) ' . . . . . . . . . 2G ! 2
I' . \ u\ ' . Intend . . . . . . . . . . . : 10 1
Thoma" Mol . . . . . . . . . . .31 i 1'1 ' 1
I 1"00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . It 9 ! I 2
in. Fiiunrtts . . . . . . . . . . . . 2G 1'1 ' 1
, I .1tnPa . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2'1 ) ! 2
'Veiitnngton" . . . . . . . . . : 9 2
George I. , Julrou/hs . . . . 2' s I
I. ii. i'tiarr' : , . . . / . . . . . . . 21 10 1
' 1' . I ( hnr' . . . . . . . . . . 25 7 4 I
0. J. : llul . . . . . . . . . . .27 mi 0
I' . rtonuly . . . . . . . . . . . . 2G I I
Ft. : I. , Ilt" ) . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 3 Or
.1. I , : , H"m ok . . . . . . . . 21 11 0
. . , M. nprl " . . . . . . . . . . . 2G 1 ) 1
Total or Iur- , ' . $ .2' : : fr.1 Ilnl ) ' . $ :18 ; second
mOle ) ' , $383.50 ; Ihlrt 10nO ) ' , $2 ; . ; r"urlh ' mooney .
$129.Stt. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
C ' 0 I ! 1 ' 1"1' lSt4t'IiS II IS Vi.'i'1Nlt'1't'3l . I.
1'U"lllln. "IHt ( " " " , ' t. 'I'hl. ' lt
lu"I' I' I inu . 'I' " . : , , \ " . , " ' Fin iii.
HCrr SIHI GS.Ik. . , Ort 21.-"I gave 10 I
evI : ) ' mmevsimapen' Ilpr""enlat\1 lust night
my Inal Prllo"llon In order to make a
Ught t possible . fanning ten I'putable. un-
hllsll mel for referee . IUI1 giving Julan
until noel today to lgr ( ( to ole of them or
IJuggcst others JUlan left lu'rc this 10r.
Ilg Ineeremonloust' wihout arrngIng onny-
thing. 1 furthel said I \oul1 wult unti
rlcl tomorrow . Friday . for nll 10 ui&posit
$ IO wih .uny relJtahle ia I. In oruer
to make hiM heaRtH good , I claiming that
nothllg further cOl1d he Iione without his
side Htlke 01 I rcrl'ree 1 wi walt until
noon tomorrow and Flzslllon9 not mtc-
' faIr I shall leave
celltll" may fall prposition 8hal
for New York at ; n 11. I. 11,1 pa ) ' no fnmr-
thcr nttenmtionm to Fitzm'inmunnonns .
ntelton
"JAMES J. COHnETT "
Brlll ) ' InnOUlce ! tOIII ) ' that Corhett a 11
Jarty ) will lale : thtlr , Ippartle for New
York lomm now ' ot 3 o'clock , Inll that Cor-
hel will InnOllce to thc world his rl.tre-
ment fem pUJllsm Corever 'hiH teelslon
\1'aK Irrlved at today Inamuch ins Julian
left the city timis nnonrmlimg without coining (0
army agreem"nt aH to wl0 shll rer..I' " ' th , '
Contt'Ft , ald gave no 1 " "rl"e that hlHI
$1,0 ) hh' stakes woullt ito 1I08te,1 ) , In time
lint muds of n rl . llonslhlJ IJrty hr noon to- I
mo.lw. .1 mimi a sail I tima t l'i tzst nit tmuimts I
tmt
\oul,1 , he In this city October 31. n'eatty , alHI ;
wllll to lght ( 'orln'tt . ninth thnt time $10 0 'I
would he pote,1 , In .Iuo time . 10 oplnlolM its ,
'to ( 'onbett's IIlparture vary. .1 tmiimun sa1
that upon his Illval mere wih 1'lz"lmmun. I
If ( orhol Ig not In the city they sviii
follow him tin . H he Is In San Frld , " n
tl ) ' wi go titer" . and \hervl' they Omit I
him thmey \oull either intake : him lIght or
Irawl out oC It inn I mcmi' IIlnlte WiY ,
\'I'IHIJ rlmlln,1 , In tine city antI , tllent the
day nut ( 'orh'tt's IralnllJ lila , tcrs.
t'mitI't'S CHIISTI , Tex . Oet. 21--Saint
1'ltzHllmOIR today : " ( orl"tt has al'tII a
celllI anal a sneak tnt tin' wholc business
nlli If r ever meet him lit tell him so to
his "lce , 1 Intenl to complele amy four
wlek light , , ' training at thlH place , lght or no
liht , \ YORK Oct 21-Tno following telo-
irm11 received , hy the editor oC 0 sport-
lag paimer ' " hlrl today :
Ini11'P" tollY
' 1O'l' \11'P" SIHI GS. Arl ( . . Oet. ,21.-1 . datum
time ehllpioushll' belt h ) ' Corfel. Fitzsint'
mOis hans rale,1 to lIve nip to a simmgb'
airePlent 1111 the climb IleclnrCI time math
niT. 1.01 that reason thl stnkehohler . niso
' . I to
II'clll'ei him forfpltcd. want you
111(011.,11 tlnis claim and , nnnounre I
ptnimllt'l ) ' totiulY , 111 I will ell r the 1"lt to
lie fOIht for by lahr anti O'ionneli.
Aims \ er ! qllc" . J\MI'S ; J. OllBI 'I"r , "
' 0 this Ispatch thc following reply was
mmdc :
Ille James J. Corhel. Hot Springs . Ak , :
. \ccollnl to conditions gover II" belt its
niisitsinion1 goes wih decision of r.telec ,
In absOwo of referee I Ile\ollH uJon Ihll
111losllon of stake mmuonie' \ If , after 0-
tobel' :1. : Stakehoiler Dw'er aCklOllellJ ! '
) ' 011 claim to F'itzSinmmnmtomms' stake money ,
belt wi he awurdld to ) 'ou. The .1e'lara-
101 by the cllh that the match II oft Is
rol a final factor to agreement betleel you
und I"ltzshnnnnonis. I thelo Is no light 01'-
tobcl 3l the l"reelent artcles are ntultlleti. :
I ) ' 01 alnOlnco your retreltlt as chul'
Illon we will offer the hlt for cOlllellon
lengers. hy Iahcr " anti O'Donnel or al ) other chmal-
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louud" lu.1 n Olno C'hUUI'I' .
nOOnfAND , Kan. , Oct. 21.-'ho second
ulny of time Alcar Cour'hll clnuhm's nleInl :
Ilrodlcel hIgh class sport . which wins en-
JO111 by 1 large numhel' of Ileopic. HarH
Wlr fairly mlentifui . hut a great mummy got
)
imp too far away to he . IIPIII ; at. Jest of
thl courses were hot ) conteeteti. TIne live
COI"HR In the 1.'t round of time Alllr
Irodlce Ktak : for "rc'holli puppies horn
In ib.9i left from ) ' 'Ktelll ) ' , were Irst run
ol ali then I "turt wal malc In the Alcur
cup , valw $500 . ( ot' Ire'lolllls of null UIOI ,
'hero were twt'nity-four entries hut owing
to some umleII"11 , courses I was hot p.s-
slhle . to run thrugh th , ' card. The live
eoursps In the Produce stakes lesll"11 lS
follows : Boscohbelk 1)ennver hem t 10nlio
, leuni . lrlpllio Creek : ! uHter Dennis . 'hni'
emigo meat Breach of l'ronnlse Lawrence ;
Ian'u , l.nnruinn : , ' , " ' ) ' 0. , heat Inert Blood .
Lenl'er ; Qiiiclemulltlt. Lawrence , Kin , . hcat
Defl'lll"r. Great . Iel I , ian. . anti Vil
n.ule. IlItlimmiltipohit' . beat l'rleltt. Tribune ,
In time . \lear cup the results were : Kirk
GIII , Oxford iCtuim. . beat Ynllfveen , ( inoti.
lanai . Knit. : U.al Irummel , DII\e , . boat
Hlnol , ( ) xford . KIBrllllt ; , DelIver. beat
Ionl ) ' , JI\rl'ICP , ICun. ; \'al"la. loloru < o
HJlrlol8. I'at Lord Iolglll La\r""ce ,
I.an , ; I'enrl St. L.ouuls heat FdHclltol ,
( iIt'utt Bend , FCnun. After I no cour.me \ 'amm
011. Jllulu\ol , beat \Vigmnore. U'nv"r
After ann unllp\iled counraum Miller's Hbhll.
Oxford lCnnnn. . \ helt Buck Ive , lawm'ent'e ,
ICaim. ; Diamma . St. I.ouhla'lt Vil Otjen In-
Illnullols ; Sorreunto . ( jOIIUld , Ian. . beat
letlll. Great Benll , FCmmn. : 'rhe judging
anal " slPllnl gave eompletR tsfuclon.
I" ( . .1 ( ' qui flit' 'i'raek .
YORK NI'b. . Oct 2I-Hpeclal ( ' 'eIelrm , )
-Tho Ifeen mie bicycle race hetwcln FL
, ( . : rockeI . ot Lincoln amid Gust Ooe ' ot
Yorl took 1.Ilce . hero bunt ) ' and r"tllel II
a l.st class fizzle. locke clalll11 1 foul II
the fourth mile anti quilt . leaving Iokcl
to ruin the race 110le heforo n 110111 ot Np.
brska sPerms , There Wli 1 s'ery large
crowd In atNllalc" ,
l.nNt Iln 01 the S'nlnn.
Thl Oinnaima'incel dumb wil take the lust .
run ot the 1"iPUn : Hunlll ) ' anti a large dciii-
gallon I. expecte'ui to 1 ; down to the capital
Iaton
ll ) ' . ' 'he ) ' will "tlrt from time climb mouse
ut 8 a , rn , ArranlCmentK ha\'e been made
for 1 special to hrlnK them hack the canoe
night. Icavlng Ilncoln ut G I' . m. I
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MU U NY 0 ON
I Has a Cure for : VCIY Disease
' 1'11 : I'\ ii IUI'S I ) l'IUI'I'SSII.S I : ( ) 1\1.
V 111,1)1 S SITC'ISS : ) , : ' : : 1)5 U ) , ' 'I' ii 11
liii II . : ' ' it , \ 'I'ION CI ' A Sli't it'l'I 1 SI'l1- .
Chl.iC . FOi 1 . \l'l . \11'1' : .
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Professor Iulyon dos not clll that he
I h3 , one rClcl ) ' that wIll curl all cOIIlalntl , ,
but that he hu 11rlpaell specific curlS for
: /early all lseases : , the does not elall
tht his Hheumatpl Cure wil cure coin-
sumpton or d'spepsl , but he 1101S clllnl
, that it will ,
cure rlaumnatisnn Ills Iyspep- )
I slim Cunre is Itrelmaretl especIally to cunre dye.
. Itt pats ammO all t'touma elm trotl bies ; in iii Coun gim
Cml re to cnn n coun gins aintl a II hun mug commu phai mnts
his Cutarrin ltemcdies to cure catarrii. Time
sante nmua' be said of mill his different remune-
tiie.
Mtnnynmn's liemnetiies are absohmntely mmam'nimhess
anti effect muon' live multI Pernlmainent ctires. A
i separate Specille for eachn disease. At all
druggists , nnnostiy at 25 cemnts a bottle.
A S'i'.l'i1Sl.i'S l1NI)0IiSl1Mi'l' .
The lion.V. . I ) . Farntimaimt , Jr. , of 82 lov-
onshOre street , iioslonm , Mass. , sayu' : "Of
' 'Of time nnmmtmmy nmmediclnes I imave triti to re-
hove time terrible distress tnt intilgestionn I
I kmuotv of nmotimlmmg etiunal to itulmmyon'a lyspeim.
ta ( 'tire I hnmvo : sunuTi neil with this trounbie
for , numammy y nra , ninth thtmnimmg an unmiusumaily
sitdi'o muttack last mnmommtii a friend gave ntis
a small bottle of Muunmyotu's Cure to try , from
t hmichu I m'ecetvctl ahmnmost inustant relief. I
lInii .thiat thess nellets produce mo unnmimhasant
effects , while perforimning a commmpiote cnmre. "
I i'ersomtal letters to l'rof. imluunmyonm , 1505
. A reim u'rec t , Pit I iatiei pu ha , i'a. , a mis a' rout WI tin
free mmtedicai advice for any disease ,
Monthly
t Pains
.111(1 ( ninxietk's cmiii be a'hIcved to it cet'-
titlntiy Luslnng
Dr. Chevalier's
Female
Pills.
Pi'Iee $1.00 iwr box.
If you mire tiinnltl muiitl Iii dotilmt na to
'humnt 'l1l n'ehit's'e you , semnil for thii'st'
I ) h I hem. S'i i t sea heth se'u n'eiy by nun I 1 on
i'ecelpt of II'ItX' ) ,
811e11111111 &McColleJI & riiq co
iiia ; Iotige St. OMAhA , NErI ,
( Manning )
'v' i EVEF2V WOMAN
, 4 ' S4atetiTmes , nntm'iia a it'iiahho
nmuntt lily regumitut inng mnueihlcio.
. DR. PEAL'S
\ e PENNYROThL PILLS ,
_ i ' , promnpt saf , ' nutl certain inn re.qnit 'Fimo
1nme ( ir. i'eai"u iivu'r Ilsatunniuut Sntt amuyu'jer.j genu ,
1.0o _ , iherman & McConneU
Drug Ci , . , 1511
Dodge itreet , OnnfthL Neb ,
latn'tII , le . ' , ,
'iiI1qjii ' ( "u.'fliitj , , Nitiiri
I5tJc , at ihm'uuggisms oi' ( 'utl. ( timnnn , CoS'imin , , 1) , t ,
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A l I'S i : M II ' 'i'S ,
OREQUIION THEATRE
'Fol l531-l'AXTON litth(1IISS ( , tigra ,
'l'ONlhlI'l' .t'l' stii ; ,
Simecimil A Imiltmnir I Iii' , ) of t hue
( hhlCl ( IlLJil.ISQUl COPtN'
Direct fronmu Mr. ltlciinmrd Mtmnmsflcimi'nm ( inmrrlek
I lmenttrt' , I.e % % ' 'n turk City , in lhu'rbcrt
& . l'inernner'ms Operatic lluurimetune ,
THRILBY
r.IL-'IIOlt I S A Ni ) hl.tIll1l.0 ,
l'iuiein Stall , ilo situ Divan Seats , $1 inn
ilenmunuinier of io % or liner Ii m Filet threa
Iws , lnutieooy. Tb , nsxn semen rows ilulceity ,
SIc ; non' iiui.'niny. 3e. : gnller' e& .
.ti , t'I'l. ( III i4t'I't it ISA 't' ,
OflEGT1 THEATRE
Tel , t53i-l'tXTN.h1LlliiIISS ( ( , Mgru. ,
. Potir Niimt" , Coninitu'nucing
Sl. : % i ) % v ti .t'i'i 1211 , IC'I'fluiMit ) iii.
--IIANIAN ) hiflOS--
Imnmituiiutmmll ( . SlmcIncho anti Grand liutilet ,
su FERBA
TONIiFT
I ( Frday)1 )
A Ni ) ' ( ' 031011 iU ) 31 t'I'I IIl1 .t(1)
in Ill' .
D13 WOLF HOP113R
, mumi hut imlirry I mini iii ii V mr''n nit time tutu fummnnn le'ut
it I , ) iti" tia'ri'
DR. SYNTAX
fivcrytltltig Semn hinigint niiti leligiutfnni ,
'm'nue stile of Mti C I nmo % ' Cmiii tui ( ii. rim mom
lug : i9ist nn $1 In ) inmt ii .iI. imaienv
- nnud ; gui itry - 2i' _ \tn Itmu , , ' nit
mioorSite , 1St anul $1 Ui baloinny 5'aint7e )
SUN. , MON. . TIlES.
B 'J I j j. , ocr , 27-28-9 ,
Sl'IR'l t I. II t'l'i \ IlLS 'i'li1'tiA ! % ' .
Time ( ic'aiid Sta'ctmmeuhnr Leguindmnry Dramas ,
-'rhe-
Black Crook
i flh-I'i1(5l'l.l ) 2-1 ( II ) .
IlIltItlI ( .ltt'i ) ll.llli'I'S.
Tons of Magiuill"ont Scentery.
A \linltmi inii' of lninrl'ate I'.li'tililnermtalia.
i24)-11i iUi'l 'N0 % tIi'I'liIS-1i0.
Ii lS'l' 'Vi ti 1Itl' It i ( . I I. . ' ( I i'll I'l14 ,
Sale opeuts Sitnintltiy. I'rieemm-First hoer ,
tJc , TSr mind $ l.U4) , lijI unny , inc mnnttl ' 5c , gal-
iei' ' , SIc.
' r1AYERI STROUSE&CU,412DwaN.Y.MfrS
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FRIDAY'S SPEOIALS
IN TIlE--
BARGAIN BASEMENT
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S. P. Morse Bankrupt Sale
AN OPPOR'L'U'NaTY FOR
Hotels , 1cstatiraiits , Boarding Houses
AND PRIVATE FAULIPS TQ STOCK UP ,
Never will you have allother chance to get such /4
bargaIns ,
S. E OLSON CO
\Vliito Tea Sa'mcon's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Morse's pi'k'e 5c , our Pn'l'c. . Ic
Tea ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' inn'lt-'o 5c , out' hn'ice. . 2 C
( zhmtSS Salt Shintken's. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MONO S Pi'ice , ii' , ( tin' h1t'ICI' . . C
Tooth Plche hiolilera. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \1on'so' pm'ht'u "le " , omit' hI'iCO . . 2 C
Glass Smtuco ilsliemi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Moi'se's in'ico lie , our ln'k'e , 2c
Glass J3ern'y Dishnen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mon'so'mt ini'ico ifle , out' hnrk'c. . 3c
hotel Clninmu Inthlvidinal Cleammien'slorso's IrCO ) ! be , omit' 1)n'ICe ) . . 3c
'remu ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ? ' ' price hoe , out' 1)11cc. . 3c
PhahmiVliltti & Ieeun"d Dcon'V Phate. , Mom's&s lim'ico lOc , our pi'icc . . 4c
Dccom'atcd Sauce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ ' ' rico I5L' , out' in'ice. 4c
; hone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 1)11cc 1'c , 0111' prIce. .
Glass l3een' Mugs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Moi'so's hI'hCe ICc , otin' Price . 4C
Flint Glass Turnblums. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1on'se't pi'leo hoc , nunhi'lcc ) . 4c
MO ! ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ln'ico tOe , nun' 1)11CC. ) . 5c
Fn'tuit ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' pr'ico 15c , onmi' pn'lco. . 5c
Glass Ct'cain Piteliun's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Moi'so's Irlcu ) 15c' , omit' lin'lc . . 5c
Glass Spaonm I iOlhOm'mi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Moi'tuo's hm'lce ICc , 0111' jt'hL'e . . 5 c
Glass Berry ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ ' ' price hiic , omit' pn'lco. . 5c
Paper Lmiumip Shades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \Iut'cs iai'Icc ISo , omit' pu'Ico . 5C
Plain \VlnIte & lcmion"d 1)lnner Platcs.Mon'so's price l5c , omit' u'1co. . 5c
Phahmt Wnlllte & Iccoratcd Soup Phnites Morse's lric'o hiie , aiIm' irIc ( ' . . 5 c
l1'nVlm'e & Iecor'tl Breakfast Phatcs.Mul'su's vi'k'o LIe , ouni' PrIce . . 5
Lain ; ) bnin'ncrs and c'iiimmmnnoy to match . Mtmn'so's 1)l'k"t 2Cc , onln' hml'lCC . . 6c
Shlvet' I'ollsh , , . , , , , , , . . . , . , , , . . . . . . . ' Morso's [ ) n'IL'tI lot' , unit' iirlec' .
Studcimt Lamp Sinnules , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ioi'so's ln'hCO IOt _ our iim'k' . . 5 C
Shehi Paper ( lieu' package ) . . . . . . . . . . . Mot'bo'ns iul'lee hOc , otun' l'it'o . 5c
Glass Berry Dislnos , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mtii't.u's ln'lec 5c , oun' ) ' ( . . lOc
Vionima Cubans Phtttes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5uToi'e' mrlco 20c , oun' pn'ht'e . I Oc
Shaving 5tLtnga , . . . . . . ' . . . ' . . - . ' ' . . . ' ' ' Ioi'so's pn'lco 20c , oun' pm'Ii'o . . Oc
SyI'tih ) Pitchuem's. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M t'sc's 1)1100 l6 , 0th' PrIce . . 9c
Vicmimia ChIna Ioeoi'atcd Fruit 1m1ate Morse's price 25c , out' mn'k'e I 3c
Vienna China 1)ccorntcti mlcmu I'iatos , , , Morntaa'a Pt'lt'u 2.IC , omit' ll'lco. . I 3c
Glass Wnitct' 1'ltclmcrs . . , . , , , . . , . , . . . , . Morse's l)1'IeO 2.c , 0mm' iii'lcu . I 3c
Covered Ibittem' hIslmcs ( Decorated ) . . . . Moi'so's price Ilic , out' pn'Icu . I 5c
Decorated Sugar fowls . . , , , . , . . . , , , , , Mon'so's pn'lcu 13u' , onnm' vl'le'c . J 5c
Stone l'ltchiel'ti , , . . . , , . . . . . . , , . ? ulOl'tO'ml pn'hco 2.'le iomd : ic , out' pik c . 5 c
\Vanth floitrd . , . , , ' . ' . ' ' . , ' , ' , , ' . . . . . MOi'u40'5 price 2.ie , out' ji'ICO . . 1 5 C
Glass rainps . . , . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . ' ' Mol'eo's price 85e , otnn' pn'leo. . 5 c
Glass Waten' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ ' ' iin'Ico : Ic , out' Pt'lCO. . I 7c
Cromima and Sugar Sots.I ( 1)1CC05) ) . . . . . . Mon'ize'ts prco ! 50e , our mdcc , 25c
Glass ! len'i'y Sutt . . , . . . . . . . , . ' . . . ' ' ' ' . \1ore's price 50c , out' Jl'lcU 2 9 c
PhalnVhhto 'Fnmrlccy Platters , . . , . . . . Morse's price 75 ; otin' ii'co. ! . 35c
All of Mon'sc's hIgh Grade Liar anal Table Glassee , asoi'tcd Ityleti and
bhzcs at just half fom'inon' price.
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