Til H OMAHA DAILY It HE: MOM) U'. OCTOBER !.". 1000.
IM'iMMX lUHMfiVV 10 IMTVI'1'I ftn'' tpcnrn to hnvo memorized numerous
M S A IIAUmlAl n 'ALMM.L tihrMi from reicnt twins made by
Dtscord jU the Stato House Becomes the
Noticeable Feature.
EDMISTEN ABANDONS POYNTER CAMPAIGN
Mnle ( iiiiiiiilltcoiiimi Devote
'MlllP til III" "WllltlllMl TIl'Ul'l II ml
(he I'lrl'oillilrr llrlKinlr
cillm mill Uminlile.
LINCOLN. Ort. 1 1. (Special. )-Ono of the
thief subjects of comment here at the capi
tal Is 'ho very apparent lnrk of harmony
r.ioo itie fuhlon rnmpfilRn manager. Then
Is a wide illffcrencj between tin- cnmpalKn
now helnK pursued by tbo fuslonlsts and the
i ampnlgnR of four or flvo years past. The
KUbcrnatorlal candidate ou the poporratle
ticket In 1 la owii manager anil his own com
mltteo and what little asalstanre he re
eclvoa from the populist or democratic roni
tnltteeH comes In such a roundabout and
Indirect way that Its value Is seriously
iinestloneil.
Chairman J. II. IMmlston of the populist
iato central committee Is takluK no
In the dlreetlon of the slate rniiipnlRli. but
Is deiotliiR his energies to the work of the
national committee, of which he If vice
chairman, Icnvlni; tie Interests of the htste
eandlilates In the hands of volunteers and
r ub-offlrerH.. many of whom arc secretly
anxious to ace the head or their ticket do
fented. Heualor Marlon Duller, chairman
of the national committee, has not been
seen nt the hendnua'ters hero uluce the
Hryan. Ills talk was mostly on Imperialism
and the awful trusts, for which the fuslon
Irts Insist the republicans are responsible.
At otiu point In his speech lie suld he did
not believe the republicans wanted to es-
, tnbllsh nit empire and crown Wlllllntn Mc-
Klnley kin? and there were several voices
! In the audience said. Neither do vJc."
1 which went to show that his hearers were
not nil of populist faith. T.io fuslonlsls
UN i were very much disappointed In Mr. Kleli
i ntty and In tho small crowd out to lieai
' him TIipv will mnke one more effort to
1 Ret the faithful enthused next Thurfcday
' nlbt, when Cyclone Davis will bo here,
but as the neonlc from tho country are nil
walllnK to hear Hanna their prospects for
a crowd are somewhat slim.
BREAKING AWAY FROM BRYAN
llojil mint? Iliislness Mi ii H'lm Will
nt i' fin JleKliilej at Hie
t'oiuiiiK i:ipi'tiiui.
UtTTK, Neb.. Oct. 14. (.pe?lal. J. H.
Slelor of tho firm of Sleler Uros., tho larg
est general merchants In Uoyd county, a
life-long democrnt and an ardent supporter
of llryan In Ut6, mnke the following state,
ment :
"you i a it put me down heart and soul
for the re-election of McKlnlcy. I have
been a democrat nil my life and In lSUfi
voted anil worked for the ejection of W. J.
Hrynn, thlnkliiK that by his election the
hard times would disappear and nil the
rcsc-colored prophecies ho mado would bo
fulfilled. I also took stock In his calamity
cry reKardlng the horrors of a gold standard,
but tho events of the last threo years have
convinced inc that he was wrotiK In his
statements nnd that It would bo the rank-
rsi nnd mos' ton.lnonK of any polniinl ar
Ktimcllt ever made tn 'his colin'r I' was
vastly different from some of the harangues
of abuse which have heretofore been In
flicted upon our people. The McKlnlcy and
Hnosoclt club here has a membership of
160 and the .ondlllons In the county Indi
cate n considerable Increase of the repub
lican majority.
NiiciiMiiK "t HiihIi vlllr.
IUSUVlLLi:. Neb.. Oct. 11. (Special.) -rolonel
Akers, receiver of the I'nltod
Ktntofl land olllco nt Alliance, rhvc a very
Interesting and straight tnlk Saturday nft
cruoon at tho Chnrles Weston club rooms,
which were comfortably filled. The gal
lant -olonel had no words of abuso to offer
to his audience and hardly presented ins
BUbjecIs In n political guise at nil. Ilo
asked his hearers to forget that they were
populists, democrats or republicans and re
member Mat they were American citleim
who nro to Judge of the Illness of two very
prominent men who are before tho people
of tho United Slates askliiK their suffrage.
lie then gave tho historic side of the topics
of the day, reviewing protection, Imperial
ism, tho money question and finally mili
tarism. Here he tnado a very distinct Im
pression by giving tho proportion of men
under nrms In the military countries of
the world. Ills speech was much nppre
elnted and he sat down amidst great np
plnuse. In tho evening Judge Westover addressed
a meeting of tho llrynn club and gave the
Issues frr.m the democratic stnndpolnl. The
htlelidai'c e was not large and one-third of
thoie presr,t were republicans. Tin) Ilryai
club room Is two-thirds as large as tho re
publican quarters hero and Is In the Me
scrvy building.
...... . 'I'lin mittrrrAitittn 1 U n VtlMM II ri W f T" n III!
tl-, tnkrn ii 'he Utilell hoi l wnrre no is .... v...,,.. .......... ,
at present U Mtes he v,,s beating hh 1'rtnc Inull) in the history of the
way from Chicago to Sun iTnmHco and j
had not slept sine he started on the I rip,
but helm? overcome with sleep ut this place
fell from the train.
. . .... ....ii.. .., I n ni.ni-liiniin turn iiiwfc iv vsj ...v. .......
campaign be gun .and t Is nn uudlsp led fact ! f)f foJy (f) mw Mm BnJ (nkc
that ho Is no more Interested In tho work
of his committee than Mr. Edmlsten Is In
tho work of the stato committee. Charles
cj Do France of the stato treasurer's ofllre
nnd Jim Whltakcr of tho auditor's ofllce
nro working faithfully with tho state com
mittee ami they nro practically the only
natehnus'j men who nro giving all of their
errors to the enilro fusion ticket. Among
i lie reiinue of ol'.lceholdors and employes nt
i lie uipltol nre many men who nro really
anxious to yiu the whole ticket win at tho
fortlTomlng election, but for vnrloui reas
ons they nre tnling no nctlve part In the
campaign.
Sure on llilinlilcn.
one of these men was recently questioned
concerning the work of the ntnte committee
nnd he replied, with a request thai his name
be withheld from publication:
i haven't been In tho olllce of the com
mit leo hIiico It was opened. In past years
1 hnve been more or less Intimately asso
i lated with KdmlKien nnd were It not for
i hut fact 1 would probably be woiklng with
the committee now. I want to see our
ticket iiucceed. from the head of the ticket
down, but my anxiety Is not so strong that
I am willing to go back there and work
under the unpleasant association with Kd
mlsten." The exlsllng state of affairs in the popu
list organization recalls an Incident which
occurred early In the campaign, In fact a
fow weeks before the fusion ticket was
named. It wan nfter Chalrmun ICdmtste.i
circulated the antl-l'oynter letter, in which
ho urged the necessity of nominating n good
man for governor. Charier, Q. Do Krauce,
chairman of tho fusion press bureau, was In
Oklahoma when tho letters were sent nut
nnd ono of them was forwarded to him by
n friend at the capital. Do France returned
to Nebraska a few days later and he Im
mediately Informed Kdmlsten thnt he would
huve tn cut short his attacks on I'oynter or
ho vyould resign from the committee. Kd
mlsten had printed his letter on lie France's
letter blanks, nnd although It was signed,
somii people thought at the time that De
Franco was tho author of It. In n subse
quent letter De "Frnnro nnuounced that he
was not responsible for the letter circu
lated by Chairman Kdmlstan.
Mrs. IlDllll Will Help Out.
Mrs. V. J. llrynn la preparing to cuter
ncilvely Into tho work of tho campaign.
She will Join her husband nt New York on
Octobei 27 and accompany him the re
mainder of his spenklug tour, tho last lew
days of which will bo In Nebraska terri
tory. Mrs. Hryan had Intended to go with
her husband when ho left the city at tho
beginning of his present trip, but the ar
rangements of tho national committee it -torfered
with her plans, and although mak
ing n vigorous protest she finally con
sented to remain at home. Mrs. llryau is
particularly well tilted for tho work to
which she has been assigned. She will net
ns chief sergeant-nt-arms In her hus
bands private ear and to her all politi
cians, from tho precinct committeeman to
tho national party boss, must upply boforo
they ran bo admitted to the popoer.itle
lender's presence. Those who know soma
thlng of Mrs. Hryan's peculiar abilities aro
confident thnt nfltr she Joins tho train her
husband will bo no lonper troubled by his
porrtlsteut admirers who merely want to
shake hla hands, touch his clothes nnd talk
over political conditions. For a whllo the
country town reception committees formed
Mr. Hryan's chief course of amusement,
but tho uovclty soon woro off and ho wns
compelled to announce that they should bo
dispensed with.
Thoro are fow persons bolter qualified
for handling Intruders and atto-jding to
other details thnt are likely to annoy a
traveling candidate than Mrs. llryan. This
Is corroborated by a Btory minted by n
correspondent for a New York republican
newspaper, now traveling with Governor
Hoosovolt.
'i wns In Chicago several weeks ago
when Mr. Dryun started on ono of his 'am
palgn trips," ho said. "I was asslwei to
cn on thn llryan train and my instructions
read- 'Join the llryan train aud stay on
it until Mr. Dryan orders you off.' Aoll
I'm now with Governor Itoosevelt, jou win
draw your own conclusions.
UtinUei-v' t ii In ii litre! Inn.
TAUM: HOCK. Neb.. Oct. 14 -(Special.!
On Wednesday evening n lodge of the
Ilaukers t'nlon of tho World uis Instituted
here by .State Deputy Ilondurnnt and the
following nre the ofllcers elected for the
ensuing venr: President, James Tlllolson.
vice ptesldenl. Mrs. hou Parker; secretary.
Mrs. Dora 12. llackett; bnnkcr. (?. 11. John
son: overseer. J, H. Talbot: chaplain. Dr.
J. F. llackett; guard, lsam llaln: sentinel.
Wllllnm llanksm. Insurance Is a popu
lar fe.it uro of this order.
Ilmiiliii'l to (ii'iiiul Climii'i'llur.
NOUTH IMiATTIO, Neb.. Oct. II. (Spe
cial.) One of the most unique teceptlons
nnd banquets ever held here was given by
the local lodge Knight of I'ythlas Friday
night nt their castle hall In honor of Clrnnd
Chancellor Oeorco 12. French of this city.
Mr. French was elected grand chancellor
nt Lincoln last Wednesday nnd upon his
return the local lodge had nrrnngements
fully completed for n reception nnd ban
quet In his houor.
the fhnnces of n repetition of tho 'soup
bouso decade' In our history. Slnco the
election of McKlnley our business has In
creased fully four-fold and wc now employ
eight men, while In 1SD8 two men were em
ployed lu our business. The cry of Im
perialism and militarism does not alarm
mo In tho least, although of (lermun ex
traction and I find among the Hermann
here the same feeling. Wo have confidence
that tho Intelligence and common sense of
the American people would call ti halt when
ever uch questions menace them, which
they certnlnly do not at the present time."
Another former democrnt, who will sup
port McKlnley nnd Itoosevelt Is M. 1'.
Mcholln, president of the Dank of llutte. as
will alco two other members of his family.
Mr. Mcholln attributes the prosperous times
of the past three yenrB In u great measure
to tho wiso administration aud sound finan
cial policy of Wllllnm McKlnley and says
ho Is In favor of a contluuance of the same,
hence will cast his ballot for McKlnley nnd
Itoosevelt.
Many others In this county nre changing
to tho republican sldo and wo have yet to
hear of one that has gone over to llryan.
'I'ei'iimseli Xr .Notex,
T.-:Cl'.MSKH. Neb.. Oct. 14. (Special.)
lion. 12. II. Hlushaw of Falrbury will speak
In Tecmnseh next Wednesday evening. This
will probably be tho last meeting the re
publicans will have here this cumpalgu.
Tho Nemaha precinct republicans will
meet In caucus tomorrow night and nnmc a
precinct ticket.
Tho fuslonlsls of Cook had n rally there
yesterday, llelng Saturday there were quite
a number of farmers lu town and most
of them listened to boiuo of the speaking.
' Cyclonn'" Davis was tho big toad aud he
was preceded by a number of tho smaller
fry In short addresses. The Tecumseh hand
furnished the music, being rent up at the
expense of soino of the Tecumseh populists.
(Ji.orge Zlnsmastcr, io frequently In po
llen court, Is under JiO bonda to uppjar bafore
his houor. Judge l'erkltis, In the morning
and explain why ho Insisted In disturbing
the pence of a few pedestrians on the
streets here yesterday by loud and bolstor
ous language. It Is feared that George had
been drinking.
Joe Alcorn and Frank Wlgglnton of Ster
ling aro In Jail here nwaltlng trial on the
charge of being "holdups." Ono night re
cently John Aden of that towu was waylaid
and nn attempt made to rob him as he was
on his way hoin" from his store. The would
be thieves secured nothing. At the Instiga
tion 01 Alien me men meniionen wore ar
rested and locked up, he belleveng they nro
the guilty ones.
VleiliiiM of Hie Wreck
I'l.ATTSMOL'TII. Neb.. Oct. 14. (Special.)
Tho remains of Knglneer W. F. ltobtrls.
who wbb killed yesterday In the collision
of the Schuyler nnd KnnsnB City passenger
trains, were taken' to his home in St. Joe
today.
Express Messenger Harry Kennard was
ablo to return to St. Joe todny.
Fireman Ilobblns on the Kansas City en
gine and llaggageman llllllnger on tho
Schuyler train, who are at the I'erkln3
hotel, have, rested comfortably today and
they will probably recover.
Tho engineer on the Schuyler Engine Is a
brother of Will Tlppltm of this city. He
had n leg broken In Jumping from the en
gine. It Is generally belleied by the trainmen
. - , I .1... .....II..1. ..fl..r
mm me uniKcmau ciusc 1 uie in im.-i
letting tho Schuyler train on the switch ,
nnd crossed the track, but when he saw the
other train approaching ho went back nnd
opened tho iiwitch nnd nfter the train passed
closed it ngaln. He hnd only been braking
nbout two months, it Is understood.
Wi'st 1'olnt olcv
WEST POINT. Neb.. Oct. 11. (Special. I
Hev. M. Hermann, the popular pastor of the
Germnn Methodist Episcopal church In this
city, wns mnrrleil las; week In Junction
City, Kan, to Miss I.jtllu llneffner of that
place.
The collection this morning at St. Mary's
Catholic church was In nld of tho Galves
ton sufferers nnd netted 50.
The regulnr fall term of the district court
of Cuming county will convene In this, city
tomorrow morning, with Judge Guy C
Graves of Pender on the bench. This will
be a busy term of court ns quite a number
of crlmlnala aro awaiting trial, some for
very grave offenses, nt tempted murder ami
rape. The petit Jury Is called for Tuesday
morning.
Tho real estate mortgages filed In the
lili Suit 'litem 11 Itlile.
WYMOItE. Nib.. Oct. 14. (Special.) -
special train consisting of baggage car,
chair car and sleeper passed through hero
on the Ilurllngton today at 11 o'clock carry
lug 11 theatrical company from Denver to
Kansas city. The actual running time of
the train wns nearly sixty miles an hour.
MrKluli' jtiiln I'm mite.
WYMOKE. Neb... Oct. 1 1. (Special.)
Ilurllngton pnsscnger train No. PI, which
arrives In Wymoro nt 8i p. in., was polled
between here and Lincoln last night with
the result that there were forty-five who
decinred themselves for McKlnley nnd
eighteen for llryan.
Siitlierlmiil nt St. I'ltul.
ST. PAU Nob.. Oct. 14. (Special.)
Congressman Sutherland spoke hero yes
terday afternoon In tho opein house ex
pounding fusion doctrines to u falr-slzcd
nudlence. nbout half of which were women
Philippine war nnd the unholy nlllnnce en
tered Into between our government and the
sultnn of Sulu
RETURN OF THE CENSUS MEN
1, 11 11 111 r rntut-M llecU 11 ml Vcxlim ltriurl
( lltltlltlllllN tlllll tills! XllltIK
Cniii-r Itli or.
M1NNF. POl.IS, Minn, Oct. 14
llull.v til '1'iiIiIp lliick,
TAIILK HOCK. Neb.. Oct. 1 1. (Sptvlal. 1
Tho opera house was crowded to lis utmost , C t lMl, Times from Tncomn
last night to hear republican doctrines ex
pounded bi Prof. O. D. Howe, ox-county
superintendent, nnd Dr. W. H. Wilson, both
of this place. The llamheau club nnd
Indies' Marching dub were out In full
force, mnklin! 11 line display In their uni
forms nnd with their torches. The music
wns furnlJhed by the Table Hock quitet.
Ciimllilitle nt 1'lnllniinnlli.
PLATTSMOl.'TH. Neb.. Oct. 14. (Spe
cial.) David ilrown nnd Vincent Straub, re
publican nnd fusion candidates for float rep
resentatives to the legislature tor 1 ass ami
Otoe counties, were In tho city today from
Otoe county, looking nfter their political
fences.
llrlRlit'n lllicnse.
High Mixing. Intemperance, exposure nnd
many other things bring on Wright's dis
ease. Foley's Kiuncy uuro win iircvuuv
Origin's dlienso and all other kidney or
nothing else. Myers-Dillon Drug Co,,
Omaha; Dillon's Drug Store. South Omaha.
A spe.
Wash..
, says:
Census Enumerators Deck nnd Sexlon
have reached Juneau from Copper river.
where their summer's work resulted In
the enumeration of S00 tndluus nnd OOO
whites. The Itnllnun In that section have
died this summer by dozens. This mortal
ity results from the Influx of miners and
tho destruction of tho salmon supply by
canneries at tho mouths of the rivers.
Mr. Heck reports that on July 4 gold wns
found at Tcsllnii river. In three weeks four
men took out J 1,000 In conrse gold.
Mr. Sexton thinks the copper belt of
Prince William sound will produce untold
millions. Ho traveled several weeks with
Government Geologist Schrnder, who ex
pressed himself as believing that thn de
posits of copper there are uncqtmled In the
world.
A railroad will be absolutely necessary
to develop this rich country. Along the
new government trail to tho ropper center
some very rich ore has been taken out.
The government telegraph line through
the Copper river country cannot bo com
pleted th's winter. Work has been ham
pered by lack of horses. The linn Is so
nearly completed that It can bo quickly
finished In tho spring.
Don't be deceived or humbugged by peo
ple who claim I he discovery of some hith
erto unknown herb or rcot In swninps, or
on some mountain or praltle, for tho cure
of kidney nnd bladder troubles. Any doctor
or druggist will tell you that such claims
nro fraudulent. Foley's Kidney Cure sim
ply contains remedies that nro recognized iop Hie CuiirIi nml Work Off the
by the most skilful physicians as best for Cold,
theso complaints, so don't be credulous or Laxntlve Dromo-tjulnlno Tnblets cine n
foolish. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha, cold In otic day. No Cure, No Pay. Price
Dillon's Drug Store, South Omaha. '.'5 cents.
tlif lufl' Pure Malt WhUkfy In thtlrliomf,
(tid say It Ii a blesilne to mankind
Me de Ccntt r. Rutin.
Mv Diux Pro Xour (.tier
with the rncUurd slip l st
hnj, The facts ie thcif My
wife mi nn Invalid for snctal
years snd.on our phvf Iciin's re
commriKlallon. ticl a ccitaln
pttpatatlc 11 wi h vtrv K"t
benefit I am a ricbitftlari
cleifivm.m .1 Doctor el Dlvltiltv,
not of MntMtir. but 1 am not
al aid to u that Daft For
rj, .1 and Duties Pine Malt
wh it a e ihc puitM anil
mcit clTrrMvc ptepMattoni as
tnftlliinf.1 I Lt,M ..f I ,,
rtpftlencclialarnrone I amat'mptranccman,
and ntv-rmrd, nmtwould iirtrraillican man
or otnan tonic, any Intiulcant mabcvet.u- My
rtcommendationof Durfy s Kotmu.a ami Vhlkey
wai tiurte after n thotoueh ktiowlolur nl their
preat value a medicine. The statement w.i made,
deliberately and based upon (aits, and 1 do not
hesitate to t land by It The many te mpe. mce
men who have written me en this .ubieu l,. not
eem to tcallie that I was 11 lempeiaiicc mti te
fote many of them wetc bom.
Slncetcly yours, B. MILLS, D 1).
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY
IS Til 12 TUVK r.LIXtlt OF I.IIT..
1! Aids l)lcrtlon, Htlniilliitrs the Ulnoit,
IliTlgnriitrs Ibn llniln, H11II1U rr r lis-
llc.'l lines up the Hear! mil I'mliiug
l.lfe. It Cures Cttnituiuptltiu,
Kt-ery nettle nf the tenulne hern miilirlne ree
nue ma nip All iliucul'ts ami itrnrrm ..r ilireri n
plain pnrliage. etpre lialil 11 Si a he'. lienaee
tit Imiiallnn. thejr are Ili.Hirloii- m, ml (or rren
Medical H okUl ,r
lluiri Halt Wlil-tier l o., KoiheMrr, . Y.
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF Fl
MANXJFACTUKBD BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP C&
HOTB TUB BAlUf.
OIKi'c Die.- Uin M. Mill Street.
$5.00 A IVBOftSTH,
DR. HVIcGREW
tlr. MeGreiT nt 11110 f-.
Till? MOST SUCOllSSFLI.
SPECIALIST
In tin- Irentiiifiit of nil forms of Hlh-
ea.m:s ami nisoitnr.iis or mi:n
U.M.Y. 'M jetim' OMirrleiice. 13 cur.
ill Oninlin.
VARICOCELE AND HYDROCELE
A l'i:illl..KXT CLIIIJ tiLAIlANTUUD
I. A rj-;v UAVS without cutting, pain
or loss of time. Thu ILI KKST unit MOST
.NATL It Al, LI III; that has yet been Un
covered, l iiaki;l;, low.
mo rem ei m". ...v.. .. ' ' r v pil II I C in ull Hinges, nnd conditions
ofllce of the clerk of finning county ior 011 iiilio cureu unu every t
everv trace of the
the weok ending October 13 were ?.T.00(. uiscusu is thoroughly eliminated from me
while the mortgages released doling the ''''.mtlJAKINO OUT" on the skin or
same period nggieutrd lu.H.i. inus me (ac or fny external appearances of the
irood work eoi's on. complelely refuting the i.scnso whatever. A ireninicnt that Is
... ....... 1 i.uirn hiiit. Muftil 11
jiredlctliins or Air. nryan
Flehnr!)- 11 1 Wymore.
WYMOItE, Neb.. Oct. 1 1. (Special.)
After much advertising and personal so
llcttatlon nn the part of tho faithful the
fuslonlsta woro nblo to get nut Just 183
people. Including women and children, to
hear Hon. F. B. Fleharty discuss the Issues
of tho eampalgn at tho llryan nnd Steven
son headquarters last night. Mr. Fleharty.
who hnlls from l.oxlugton. but who wns nd-
Tertlscd as from Omaha, has a good volco
ConstipniSon
Headache, biliousness, heartburn, Indl
pestloit, nnd all lircr Ills urn cured by
EiM by all tlrugglsts. 'J5 cents.
(mill MitIIiik, n! l'.liu ( reek.
KI.M (MtEKK, Neb., Oct. 14. (Special.)
Tho republican meeting billed for this pluce
Saturday evening was a winner. The legis
lative cundldalea were present, but confined
themselves to a few remarks, pledging their
loyalty to republican principles and the
good of the stato. They were followed by
N. P. McDonald, candidate for county attor
ney, who discussed tho Philippine question
at considerable length nnd strengthened the
already favorable opinion In which ho Is
held by the people of Kim Creek. Hon.
Norrls Drown of Kearney addressed tho
meeting and recited the fnlso propheclca of
Dryan, reading from his own book, "The
First llattle." Ho also showed up tho
Inconsistencies of fusion congressmen and
senators lu voting for one thing nnd now
talking against tho same measures. His
romarks were Interrupted by frequent ap
plause. It was the most enthusiastic meet
ing that haB heen hold here for years and
the hall would not hold all who attended,
many being compelled to stand outside. Ap
propriate music was furnished by a local
campaign quartet nnd their songs were ap
preciated by tho crowd. Judging from tho
vigorous npplause which they received.
lillpliin Fultli lii ttiyiin.
SFPEK10U, Neb.. Oct. 14. (Special. I
"We blame much of the late activity among
1 tin natives to the fact that the'y firmly
biilevo that If Dryan be elected the troops
will be withdrawn. It Is needless to say
In what light we consider American citi
zens who will encournge them In this war
for political cuds and so sell the lives of
American soldiers."
Tho above significant statement Is made
In 11 private letter received hero todav
from Second Lieutenant llert McConnell
of the Thirty-ninth Fulled 'States infantry,
slntloned nt the garrison nt I.on llanos,
I.aguna, P. I. The remark followed an no
count of thn ambushing of some nf bin com
rades by the Filipinos.
iiiuro uucc-.KHful anil fur more satlsfactoiy
ilian th "Hot J3prlni;s treatment and ut
loss than 1ALF TIIK COST. A cure that
Is guaranteed to be permanent for llfo.
VH A lJl s;i of young ami middle-aged
men. l.ll o ' .MAN
HOOD, Night Losses. A'ervous Debility.
I.iiHs of Ilraln and Nervo Power. Loss of
vigor and Vitality, Pimples cm tho Faco,
rains in the liack, Forgotfulness. Hashful
nesH. (i i;tt uu.tiiio l asi;.s o nun.
STMrTlinr quickly cured with a new
oillimuilL inl Infallible home trout
mcnt Kidney nnd Iiludder Trouhlcs, Lion
oirhoeii, Cileet
lui'.s (;i viiAvrur.i).
CHA&CES LOW.
Coimiiltnlliiii lire. Treatment lij- mull.
Medicines sent everywhere free from gaza
or lireakne. icndy for use.
Olllco hours: s a. in. to S p. ro. Sundays
9 to K. V. O. Hox 7G0. Office over 215 South
14th St., between Farnam and Douglas Sts.,
OMAHA, Mill.
notice:
OIi'miiii 11 St runt Mini.
WKST POINT. Neb, Oct. H. (Speelul 1
A. H. Olcson, the nominee for senator cho
sen by the republican senatorial committee
to (111 the vacancy canted by the reslgua- to refund the money on a .Vi-eent bottle
tlon of Hon. Itobert Kloke, is conceded ,. ,,... R1vir if it does not cure any
We. the undersigned, do hereby ngrce
iiilrvm I.oilnnl In .lull.
OGALALLA. Neb., Oct. 14. -(Special )
Sheriff Patrick nrrlved Saturdny morning
from Alllauco with Frank Slattenuan and
placed him In the county Jail. Slatterman
has confessed to breaking Into tho liouso
of tho Wlor Bros, on the western edge of
Lincoln cointy and robbing them nf $435
In jjoll and silver, which robbery was per
petrated somo slc weeks ago, lu which tho
suspicion was dlrectod toward somo emi
grants, but there wno not sufficient proof
to hold them Sin Herman's coufesslon of
tho robbery InipllcnteH one flcorge (lus
nieyer. who had left Paxtoti nud gone on
u rnnch about forty miles south of Al
liance. Patrick arrested Clusineyor and
brought both tho men tn Sidney, where ho
wns met by Shorlff Kelllher of Lincoln
county and delivered Ousmeycr to Kelllher.
llnliirr nl Himself.
UA88ETT, Nob., Oct. 11. (Spoclal.) Ex
rongrcesman Halner of Hamilton county
tpoko nt tho court house here last night to
n fair sliert audlenco. Ho made nn exceed
ingly forcible, fnlr nnd convincing M'eech
and If there wcro any fuslonlsts In tho audl
enco who are susceptible of conversion
surely tbey will heiltato before voting for
Mr. llryan. The speech was tho nblest, fair-
to be next to Mr. Kloke the strongeH man
tho parly could put up for this olllce. He
Is an exceedingly brainy young man. a
thorough-going republican and nn aggres
sive worker, lie was county attorney of
Cuming county four yenrs ago, being elected
by a largo majority over his democratic
opponent, also a very able man. He will
make an exceedingly actlvo and aggressive
campaign and his work will help the rest
of the ticket materially.
IIiiIIIi'm a! Ilriiliiui'il.
IlltAINAItD. Neb.. Oi l. I I. (Special Tele
gnim.) Two republican rallies were held
heir Saturday. At 3 o'clock Hon. .1. 1).
Pope, republican candidate for congress
from (his district, addressed a good-sled
audleuce at tho opera house. Mr. Popo Is
a good speakor and thin was admitted b
thn most radical fuslonlsts.
At s o'clock Hon. .1. J. Langer. republican
candidate for elector, and P. Robert Uur
lckn. editor of Pokrok Zapadu. spoke In lh
Ilohemlar. language. Today Mr. Iluzlrka,
headed by about fifty Hough Riders, went
to Hruuo. where they had a big rail Hits
afternoon.
cough, cold, croup, whooplnc cough or
threat trouble. We also guarantee Downs'
Elixir to cure consumption, when used ac
cording to directions, or money back. A
full dose on going In bed nud small do sen
during the day will euro tho most severe
cold, and stop tho most distressing cough,
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Ili-liilillllirlero nt Went I'll 1 II C .
WEST POINT. Neb., Oct. 14. (Special.)
The republicans of this place huve organized
and secured commodious headquarters where
good, sound republican doctrine Is being
preached dally. The defection f 10111 the
Dryan ranks of thinking farmers will be
something remarkable. A number of them
havo changed their sentiments and the re
sult nt tho polls will be surprising. Tho
Ilryanltcs aro ranking despernto efforts to
keep up their spirits claiming everything
lu sight and offering odds on tholr favorite
regardless of tho handwriting on the wall.
Sutton II II J Slieeii,
TAIILK ROCK. Nob.. Oct. 14. (Special )
-Hon. Wllllnm Sutton of this place has
Hhowu his contldenco In tho re-election of
Prosldent McKlnley by tho purchase of
1,000 head of sheep and lambs, which he
has placed on his duo farm between here
and Tecumseh. Doubtless he would not
have had the nerve to do tills hud he
thought thero was any show for the elec
tion of tho "boy orator of tho Platte"
Allen 11! II ut I r-.
DUTTH, Nob.. Oct. 14. lSpeclal.)-Sen-ator
Allen spoke hero yesteray afternoon
to n falr-sbed nudlence, but thero wns a
marked difference between tho enthusiasm
today and four years ago, Then tho crowd
went wild, while today It failed to en
thuse In the least. With tho right kind of
treatment from the state committee in the
way of sending good speakers rioyd county
will go republican this year.
Tell from 11 Trnln.
ELM CREEK, Neb.. Oct. 14. (Special. j
A nejtro giving tho name of Hitchcock fell
from a train here last night nnd sustained
a broken nrra nnd several bruises of a
more or less serious nature. He was found
nbout 200 feet east nf the depot by n party
goloc home from a political meeting and
BOYD'S Tonight
David liiffgins & Georgia Waldron
"COURTING AT GRfiEN'S."
Prb on :'."ii , ti 7.V 1 "
tlrnrtlon
FRANK DANIELS
iiiui'Nilny, I'rliluj. Siiluriliij- .Mntlni-r
nml Mitht.
Heats on Snle Tuesday.
BOYD'S
Tl'ESDAV, WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY
MATlNEi;
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(pi I null' MniiMllelil unit Cor I YvTllmr
In "l Prospect street'"
.IiiIiiihiiii unit llenn.
Yiiiiiik AiniTlc-mi Itiilntetlr.
Iluuiiril nml lllnnil.
.1 nl In Kiiltliriin.
Aiinllu.
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Prices never changing: Evenings lie
uArvnl Benin Mr nnd 50c- Bnllerv. 10c. Mat
inees Any part of house. 25c; children, 10c;
gallery, iuo.
BIGGEST SHOW! BIGGEST CROWDS
Miaco's Trocadero
Till-
22511.
Tho New Palace of Burlesque,
HATIXIIi: TOD A . lOr nml SOr.
Till'. IIKill IIOIil.KIt IJTIIAVAUA.7.A
COMI'A.W.
Forly Hriiiillful Women! I.lvlnB l'lo
lureiil llurlcsqnp nnil Vuuilrvllle!
Night prices, 10c. 20e and 30c
Smoke If you like,
Jilatlnces ery afternoon at 2;30 o'clock.
This kind of thing would be
reflection on vour intelligence
were it not a crime!
Of course you have had the
druggist oiTer you something
"just as good" when you called
for Ayer's preparations.
Now we'll tell you some
thing about this "just as good"
business.
You call, sav, for a bottle of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
The druggist says : " Yes, I
have it, but here is something
I prepared myself. I know
exactly what this contains and
so I can confidently recommend
it to you. It is 'just as good '
as Ayer's, and will cost you
less money."
Let us see about this. Our
business reputation is at stake.
Not one. tlrtfggist in ten pre
pares himself the "just as good"
preparation. He may think he
knows exactly what it contains,
but he doesn't, because he did
T 1
not make it. it was macie
cheap to sell cheap.
That preparation may cost
you iess money, but the drug
gist makes more money on it
than he does on Ayer's, and
that's whv he tries to sell it to
you instead of Ayer's.
Now, please remember the
"just as good" product, the
druggist says, costs you less
money.
If he had prepared it him
self, and if it were as well
made as Ayer's, it would cost
you a great deal more money,
because he can't buy drugs,
bottles, corks, labels, wrappers,
etc., as cheaply as we.
The truth of this "just as
good" business is this: There
are several drug establishments
that make a business of sup
plying druggists with "just
as good" preparations. These
houses make up cheap sarsa
parillas, cough mixtures, pills,
hair preparations, etc. Then
they say to the druggist some
thing like this :
"Why pay the J. C. Ayer
Company $8.00 or more a dozen
forWyer's Sarsaparilla when we
will sell you a sarsaparilla
'just as good' as Ayer's for
$4.00 a dozen ? We will bot
tle it attractively, your name
and address will appear on the
wrapper as the manufacturer
not ours and you can sub
stitute it when Ayer's is called
for and make a great deal
more money. A nice little
talk about it being your own
product, that you know ex
actly what it contains, and so
can recommend it, etc., will
make the sale, and you will
be so much ahead."
The druggist buys the "just
as good " sarsaparilla, the "just
Sar
sa
;i, and Mexican S.ir
The Honduras is
by far the best. It costs ten
times as much as the cheapest
kind. Ov.r requirements con
sume every pound that is ini-
as good" cough cure, the "just I ported; consequentU , the "just
as good pills. He now as good" houses can only use
has his money tied up in the j the inferior grades.
goods, and, as the ,kjust asi Take Ayer's Pills. The
good " preparations arc never
advertised, he must use every
argument at his command to
sell them when standard medi
cines arc called for.
Tiic druggist is not responsi
ble for the failure to cure.
You don't know who the
maker is. So he is not respon
sible. Your interests are not con
sidered. The "just as good"
sarsaparilla, or the "just as
good" cough cure will proba
bly do you no good whatso
ever. Hut the druggist must
get his money back on these
"just as good " preparations,
and he must do it when a
standard preparation is called
for, because he has no other
opportunity to make the sale.
There is published in New
York a. book of some 600
pages, entitled "America's Ad-
ingredient that is mainly re
sponsible for their activity is
one that it is almost impossible
to purchase in an absolutelv
pure, unadulterated state. We
buy the crude drug, grind it in
our own laboratorv , extract the
active principle, purify it, ami
so know that we give you a
better pill than any one else.
Not only do we sec to it
that the active principles enter
ing into each one of our med
icines are possessed of strong
medicinal virtue and absolutely
pure, but even our flavorings
are looked after with the same
care. Take oil of wintergreen,
for instance. Ninety-nine out
of a hundred do not use (he
true oil of wintergreen, but
the oil of sweet birch, and to a
great many it is hard to dis
tinguish the sweet birch from
the wintergreen. We are even
these "just as good" houses:
vertiscrs. 1 his work lias the charged with being foolish tor
following to say about, one of! sticking to the oil of winter
green, which is very much
more expensive, while the oil
of sweet birch is " just as
good." Rut we want no "just
as good" business in ours.
"The piesidenl of this Institution is re-1
potted to have been a clerk in a drue es
tablishment and conceived the idea, of i
putting up a line of preparations which
could oe ollereil as substitutes for adver
tised articles..
"Tin rnnri.nlinn whirl-, leil In the MtnW. I
llshmcnt of this enteiprtse w evidently' Wherever there is a "just as
someiniug aucr 111c luiiuivuig urcicr; mere
is a large demand for Scott's Emulsion. I
ill put up a preparation called Our Own
hmulston anu dispose oi It to the retail
trade, printing the name of the retailer at
the bottom of the package as though the
article were prepared by the retail druggist
in his own laborator). There is a big de
mand for Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. 1 will
put up a Never I'ail Cold and Cough
Cure. Druggists can sell it instead of
Ayer's and make more money. There is
a good demand for Warner's Safe Cure.
I will put up a Sure Kidney Cure and sell
it to the trade at such prices that they can
dispose of it to advantage to the cus
tomer who come into the store and ask
for Warner's.
"It is stated that this concern is doing
a very large business in these 'just as
good' preparations which are substituted
whenever possible in pUce of the standard
remedies. Such institutions are the nat
ural, the legitimate foes of honest houses.
They seek to reap the harvest which
others have sown at great labor and much
expense. Their plan is first to impose
upon the cupidity of the dealer and then
upon the credulity of the purchaser.
They should be discredited by all honest
people, and are unhesitatingly denounced
by the editors of 'America's Advertisers.'"
That these "just as good"
products are cheap products in
every sense of the word.
For example, take Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. There are three
kinds of sarsaparilla, Hon
duras Sarsaparilla, American
good" there is a best. We
shall stick to the best.
There is no sarsaparilla "just
as good " as Ayer's. No rem
edy for coughs and colds "just
as good " as Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. No pill for the liver
"just as good" as Ayer's Pills.
No fever and ague cure "just
as good" as Ayer's Malaria
and Ague Cure. No prepara
tion to restore color to gray
hair "just as good" as Ayer's
Hair Vigor. No preparation
"just as good" for dandruff
and falling hair as Ayer's
Comatonc.
The "just as good " prod
ucts may cost you less, but
they will not do for you what
the Ayer preparations will do
for you.
In the long run "just as
good " not only costs you more
but "just as good" is "no
good" for your case.
every case where a "just as good" remedy is offered you in place of "Ayer's" send us
your money. For one dollar we will Jend you, all charges paid, either a bottle of Sarsaparilla,
Hair Vigor, large size Cherry J'ectoral, two bottles of Malaria 'and Ague Cure, or four boxes of
Pill.1!. Give your nearest express office.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Aycr' Pills
Ayer'i Ague Cure
Ayer's Hair Vigor
Ayer'i Cherrv 1'cctoul
Ayer's Comatonc
J. C. Ay kr Company,
Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mass.