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iSS: An American electric manufaetur illg company has been awarded the entire contract for the equipment ot pmeious electrical plants which will iriMai'ed along the line of the East 'rn Chinese railroad. It will consist igely of temporary lighting plants. It Is thought that ultimately $200,000 will be Involved In the contract. pedition, but that he is much Inter ested In anarctlc explorations, and it is possible that his next trip will be toward the south. He is now engaged on bis large scientific work on polar explorations. It’s too risky, this gambling with your cough. You take the chance of its wear ing off. Don’t! The first thing you know it will be down deep in your lungs and the game’s lost. Take some of Ayer’s Cherry Pec toral and stop the gambling and the cough. “I was given up to die with quick consumption. I ran down from 138 to 98 pounds. I raised Hood, and never expected to get off my bed alive. 1 then read of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and began its use. I commenced to improve at once. I am now back to my old weight and in the best of health.” — Ciias. K. Hartman, Gibbstown, N. Y., March 3, 1899. You can now get Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in a 25 cent size, just right for an ordinary cold. The 50 cent size is bet ter for bronchitis, croup, whoop ing-cough, asthma, and the crip. The dollar size is best to keep on hand, and is most economical for long-standing cases. r PIANOS! Special Offer until Jan. 1st. DO YOU WANT ONE? m BALDWIN The Best Piano in the market. We wish to immediately place one In every town in the state, knowing by experience that wherever we sell one other sales are sure to follow. To in troduce these pianos we will, from now until January 1st, make a Factory wholesale price on the first piano to go to any locality where we have not already sold one. This means a great saving to the buyer. We Do Not Mention the Actual Price Because we will only sell one piano in each locality at this extremely low price, hoping through the advertise ment to sell others at a profit to which every dealer and manufacturer is just ly entitled. Terms cash or easy pay ments. Pianos sent on approval. Write for catalogue and full partic ulars. We also sell the Kllington, Hamilton and Valley Oem pianos and Hamilton and Monarch organs. DICKINSON A HUSTON. 1514 Douglas St., Omaha. AGENTS WANTED Ttt Mil ||t fMivlti «f THE SWIRE VACCINE CO. or WYMOII, Ml. IviM pii|#9 l|Hf cIMmi MKriMfstlf inil*4 few !•*« V «4 *l'WO, W« «* Ml wl d f |t|f j < | Mu Thi SwIm ViiiIm Co., Wyatfi, Ntl. ••»■*>•>( c.ik ru.. hi. t.f Poultry. Game, Butler, E(is. M*l .... i *v H f«M»l '' h »i* » ' •! w H. t OktHt. No. nu imoo LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE. Omaha, Chicago and New l'ork Market ytotHtloM. SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK. SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 11.—CATTLE— Stockers Hnd feeders were in very mod erate supply and no great activity was present. Good kinds could safely be reported e.s steady. The tendency on everything a little off from the best lias been lower. Heef steers, I3.2fsit6.7f>; cows. *2.654/4.50: heifers, $3.0064.30; bulls. $.3.10® 4 75; calves. *4.234/5.75; Stockers and feed ers. $3.0064.45. *■ HOGS—The hog market opened strong to 2Hc higher and active on the more desirable loads. Buyers seemed to want the hogs, especially the light and med ium weights of gooil (juallty, and the early arrivals of such changed hands quite readily. Big heavy loads were not ao much sought after. A little later on and before sellers hail lime to unload, the more urgent orders being filled the market eased up and became rather dull. .Sales Were at $3.70. $3.Ml, $3.S2 and $.3.85, SHEEP— There was not very active de mand for slock or feeder sheen and the market on that kind of stuff was slow anil weak. Representative sales: 207 clipped stock ewes, 13.00; is native ewes, $3.90; 184 fed yearlings, $4.25; *1 fed native lambs, $5.25; 97 western wethers, $1.25. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, Dec 11.—CATTLE—Gener ally steady; shorthorns sold at $7.35; cow market and farmers strong: active; stoekers and feeders about steady; good to choice, $5.906 7.35; poor to medium, $4,454/5.50; mixed stoekers, $3,004/3.75; se lected feeders, $4.004/4.05; good to choice cows. $3,054/ 4.78; heifers. $3,254/5.5/1. HOGS—Active market; averaged shade higher; closed strong; good clearance; mixed and butchers. $3,904/4.07%; good to choice heavy, $3,954/1.10; rough heavy, I3.MI4/3.90; lights, $3,854/4.05; bulk of sales, $3.954/4. Of,. SHEEP—Steady to slow; Iambs steady to firmer; native wethers, $3,954/ 4.75; lambs. $4,004/3.50: western wethers, $4.00'</' 4.40; western lambs, $5,004/5.40. KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. KANSAS CITY, Dec. 11.—CATTLE Unchanged: heavy native steers, $5,154$) 8.00; light, $4,954/5.70; stoekers and feed ers, $3,354/5.10; butchers' cows and heif ers, $3.104/4.T5; canners, $2,504/3.10; fed westerns. $4,254/5.00; western feeders, $3.306 4.40: Texans, $4,064/4.25. HOGS- Active. 5i/7%r higher; heavy and mixed. $,3.87%4/3.97%; lights, $1.8544) 3.9S: pigs, $3,854/3.80. SHEEP—Receipts, 1.200; active: lambs, shade higher; others steady; lambs. $5.15 4/5.20; /milieus. $3,754/4.05; stoekers and fekeders, $.3,005/4.37%; culls, $1,504/3.00. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. CHICAGO. Dec. 11.— WHKAT-No. 3 spring, 92685%c; No. 2 red. 67%668%c. CORN—No. 2, 30844431c; No. 2 yellow, 3084631c. OATH-No. 2, 231/2::'se; No. 3 white, 24%4/25%c. RYE- No. 2. 534/54c. PROVISIONS—Mess pork, per bbl., $8,204/9.80; lard, per 100 lbs . $5,004/5.32%; short rihs, sides, loose, $5,054/5.40; dry salted shoulders, boxed, 5%5%c; short Clear sides, boxed, $5,354/5.45. ROUTED WITH SEVERE LOSS. Otl» tallies the I prising In Negros la a Small Affair. WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.—The war department here received the follow ing from General Otis: "MANILA, Dec. 9.—Dispatch from Young at Vigan yesterday says escaped Spanish prisoners report tour hours' engagement on 3d inst. between his troops and Aguinaldo’s guard near Cer vantes, fifty miles southeast of Y’igan, with heavy lo-s to enemy, who is being pursued. Our loss, one killed, one wounded. Inhabitants of their own accord join the troops in repairing the trail and carrying subsistence. Have pushed column to San Jose, south of Bangued. Howe's column on rear trail; Batchelor's battalion, Twenty-fourth, out of reach north of Bayonbong, evi dently descending river. Natives re port fighting occurred twenty miles north. Navy reaches Aparrl tomor row; column of MacArthur’s troops, Twenty-fifth infantry, reported near Iba, west coast, Zambaleh; Grants column near Subig bay; Lawton in Bulucan province today with sufficient troops to overcome opposition and scatter enemy.” It is probable that the troops which engaged Aguinaldo's guard are Hare's command. U3 he was reported to be close in the Insurgent leader’s rear. General Otis also cables as follows regarding the revolt in Negros; "Information received that Negros revolt of minor importance; Byrnes in rapid pursuit of disaffected party; Hughes in mountains Panay enroute to Capiz.” Wan mi 111 »ker on Big: Storm. WASHINGTON. Dec. 11.—John Wan amaker testified before the Industrial commission on the subject of depart ment stores. He asserted these stores were beneficial to society, having a substantial economic and moral basis for their existence. "It is," he continued, "a natural pro duct evolved from the conditions that exist as a result of fixed trade laws. Cheaper capital, better transportation, more rapid communication, make the modern retail store possible, natural and useful, therefore, inevitable. Econ omy in the expenditure of money, time and effort measure department store success. Just in proportion as these ends arc reached is it popular, power ful and prosperous." (iotii|i Alioot t'ulon I’m el Hr. NEW YORK, Dec. It.—The Time* says: Following the arrival here of President Hurt of the t'nlou Pacific company, a conference was held on the part of the I'nlon Pacific anti O egon Navigation officials. It wus rumored that a readjustment of Or gun Navi gation affairs is contemplated, but nothing definite on the subject can be learned At |bt office of the company it was *a. that purely routine affairs ware discussed at the meeting In connection with President Hurt's visit It is said that the annual report of th« I'nlon Ihu-igc will he furthcom ing in a few daya and will show over 4*% per cent earned on ths common stock. flee Is WoklailMi. WASHINGTON, Is. || Kirs tot ally destroyed the Welling mansion nt fourteenth atrset wnd Welling Place occupied by Dr I. II Kren« h The loss on tbs residence t« |4o mm* and on ths contents atwtut iaouuo In bis efforts to save the female servants l*r Krenth was somewhat burned tsmwl Sesd lita.Okslls* WASHINGTON lie, It Iks Its pnrtmvat of Agrltuliurs will begin He dial r( but ion ««f seeds n Uttle earlier I this vsar than Iasi skipping them •< nth ih. peg'natng of sfovaty Charles Curtis, of Topeka, a repub lican leader of Kansas, !s nicknamed the "Indian congressman," because, though of New England descent on his father's side, his mother was a direct descendant of Louis Gonvil, a chief of the Kansas Indians. He began life as a bootblack and read law by nigh*.. A Providence company has recently made an emery wheel 39 inches in diameter and 12 inches thick. It was 1 uilt upon a special iron center 31 inches in diameter, which ran on a 3 5-16 shaft. The whole affair weighed evtr 1,200 pounds. The machine was designed for grinding wooden balls. Of all the unties, the love of truth, with faith and constancy in it. ranks first and highest. Truth is God. To love God and to love truth are one and the same.—Silvio Pellico. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering It through tho mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, us the damage t hey will do Is tenfold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. ,1. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O., contains no mercury, and Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure besureyouget the genuine. It Is taken Iniernnllv. and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle. Hull s Family Fills are the best. No pleasure Is comparable to the standing on the vantage ground of truth.—Bacon. If you have not tried Magnetic Starch try it now. You will then use no other. Ecclesiastical leg rolling is only dif ferent from political in that it is worse. TO Cl'HE A COI.II IN ONK DAT. Take I.axatlve Brr-mo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It fulls to cure. 25c. E. W. drove’s signature on each box. The unexpected happens occasional ly but not so often as the expected fails to happen. For starching tine linen us0 Magnetic Starch. To be always bold is not always to Le brave. FIT? Permanintlv i ur*<t Nofltp or nervoinnen* after fir>t day h u»*e of I»r. Kline s tin at Xerv<« Itextorer. Ht'iul l«»r FKKK trial I Hitt l»* and treatise, irn. it. H. Iti iNK, Ltd., 991 arch lit., I biludtlj lnu, l a. Oil and water will not mix, neither will love and philosophy. Nut 01<1 /nrh'i (•raiidiinii. Letters from Southern members of the Taylor family indicate pretty j surely that Lieutenant C. C. Wood of the North I>aneashire British regiment, i who was recently killed at Kimberley, ' South Africa, was a great-grandson of President Zachary Taylor, but not a grandson of Jefferson Davis. Jefferson j Davis married General Taylor's daugh- ; ter, Sarah. Dr. C. Wood married Gen- | eral Taylor's daughter, Ann M.. and the late Lieutenant C. C. Wood was , their grandson, his father having been Lieutenant Wood, of the Confederate navy. _ Use Magnetic Starch— n has no equal. In life's battle the safest leader is the captain of our own salvation. rur«*cl A ft«*r «<1 l- *•!»»•• «-* *V Ith Ot I win inform audlftcd t * Mt rplrtif* l.uuduntiui. ftpluiu, Cot Him*, of never-falling. baniile**, liome urt*. Mr*. M. JI. Baldwin, Bo* 1212, elite ago, 111. What you are within, that you will be without. Magnetic Starch is the v. ry best laundry starch in the world. We are wielded by our wishes rath er than by our wisdom. Fiso', Cure for Consumption Is our only medicine for coughs auu colds.—Mrs. G. Ueltz, 4iiU bth Are., Denver, Col., Nov.S,''J5. Songs of triumph are possible only to the sons of tribulation. ♦ Try Grain=OI ♦ Try Grain=OI X Ask yon Grocer to day to show yon ♦ a package of GltAIN-O, the new food 2 drink that take, the place of coffee. X ^ The children may driuk it without ♦ injury as well as tlie adult. All who X try it, like it. GItAIN-O has that frich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure grains, and X tbc most delicate stomach receives it ♦ without distress. 1 the price of coffee, 4 X 15 cents r.nd 35 cents per package. 4 X Sold by all grocers. J Tastes like Coffee < Looks'like Coffee Insist that your grocer gives you GRAIN-0 4 Accept no imitation. 4 USE. Zr 5^000 GUITARS AT $2.65 This Guitar is made of the finest imita tion mahogany with either solid rosewood or walnut finger board, pearl inlaid position dots and German silver raised fretsi it has fancy in lay around sound hole and best quality American patent heads; the top of Guitar is beautifully bound with celluloid; )it is strung with a full set of best quality steel springs and is ready to play upon. THIS ELEGANT GUITAR FOR $2.65 No more, no loss, tlmn 5,000 of them, I probubly the largest contract in guitars ever made — an instrument that posi tively sells from 83.50 to $1.0(1. When this J lot is exhausted we cannot duplicate * this oiler. Quantity talks. Only by oper ating on sneb a big scute, together with 1 our well-known small profit policy, could such an offering be possible. Another reason for dispensing such a bargain broadcast is the confidence wo feel that every guitar sold will win for us a per manent putron and a friend whoso recommendation we can count upon. Wo will forward the guitar to any address C. O. !>., subject to examine* ion. upon receipt of 50c. We, however, advise that cash in full bo sent, us that saves return charges for money and wo stand per fectly ready to refund money if the guitar is not all and moro than we claim for it. He member our gw gt, siieeial price on 5,100 of them only is. If fb 1 n which is listed at lowest wholesale prices everything to eat wear and use,is furnish: ed on receipt of only 10? to partly pay s postage or expressage and as evidence of good faith the 10? is allowed on first purchase amounting to el?? or above, f HI OUR MONTHLY 6BOCCBV PRICE LIST FRCC.If) A French paper has this <lrull storv of a laundress who lately gained the first prize in a big lottery with the number seventeen. When asked how she hit on that number, she said she had dreamed three nights running of the number seven, and said, "Three times seven are seventeen! Seventeen will be a lucky ticket. So I bought it and won the prize!" It will be seen that, in spite of "education." super stition still Ungers, and is often founl in unexpected quarters. Perfect men belong to an order of things not yet in effect. One of the most important American exhibition* at the Paris exposition will be a model, fome twenty feet long, of the Chicago drainage canal, in con nection with this will be shown mod els of all the great variety of ex cavating and conveying machinery which was used in this important en gineering work. The models will be shown in operation and it is believed that it will be one of the mfist inter esting of the engineering exhibitions at the exposition. The art of making work pay is a work of art. FOB 30 DAYS YOU CAN THY IT FOB JO CENT3. S. PROMINENT PHYSICIAN Has to say who has had 35 YEARS of active Practice of Medicinal I have never ts-lore in my AS year* of practice of medicine Riven my testimonial of recommen dation to any patent medicine, but there is a remedy, the result of which ha* conic under my own observation; for there I* no Disease which ha* so baffled the medical ■ kill of all ajrea a* Rheuma tism and to find a Reliable remedy for the same. At last we have found it in “ n Drop*,” manu factured l y the 5r 4n«n Rh-umntic Cure Company, Chicago, lil. The “ 8 DROPS," haa proven ttaelt wonderful for ita curative power in Rheumatl-m, not ns n Temporary Reliever only, but to [TRADE-MARK.) .1 rci iiiiiiicm wmr tvm in i iiiimii ihkh, numcnnip ego, i nail biiioiir nttiers several Rheumatic c.wk under my treatment and pre aeritied for these patient* the very lie*t Remedies which I skillfully se lected. but without desirable results. 1 then heard of * DROPS” and of it* Wonderful Cures, and prescribed it to n few patients who found relief from it* use within a few days. After that I prescrib'd 4t to a great number and to my surprise, I will say that In the course of Two or Threo Weeks after they had used 5 DROPS” and ‘‘ 5 Drop” Plasters they were Cured. Among these were a few who had. Tor a number of years, been suffering with Chronic Rheumatism, who had piloted themselves around on Crutches. They came to my office without Crutches and told me they were perfectly Well. They give all the credit to "5 DROPS” and to ”5 Drop” Plasters and this is their testimony to the Swanson Rheumatic Cure Company for their kindness and for the conscientious wny m wnu u inry are placing tncse onncritii KCttieatra among Minering humanity, which they told mo to write to the company a* an acknowledgement. Ah I have Keen the Curative Power of *‘5 DROP5" and **3 Drop” Plasters, in a great many install res, lean Truly rccommeud tins in sod also that the firm is perfectly honest and reliable to deal with. swankon'S C. A. JACKSON, Physician and Surgeon, Kearney, Neb., Aug. 7), 1R99. ■■CL HP APQ ^ U the m<»»t powerful Bpaelfl© known. Freo from opiates and perfectly harm ** lesn. Keller in tistrilly felt the Brut night. It.\n a poHitlreruro for ICIieuini** tUm. Srlutltm Nruraltflu, Dv*i»- p*Io. Ilurk <»<!»<•. AUhmii, liny Fever, PnUirrh, Nlrep* IfniafM, Nervousness, Nervous nn I Neurulatc Iffeudisclies, E'lrsrh*, Toolhtu lie, Heart TVeiskness, Croup, Swelling, l.:i (Arlppe, !ilnhirlu, CrfppliiK Numbness, etc., etc. 0/\ A yC to enable sufferers to give** 5 DROPS’' st least a trtnl we will send a SAr "ample bottle* I O prepaid by mail, for lOets A sample bottle will convince you. Also, large bet ties (BOS dotes) fl 00, 6 bottle* forf.v Hold by 11* and agents. KillTl WitTKD In Srw Territory. WRIT* IH TODAY. NW t NKOV Kill:l MATIC Cl UK CO., 1«0 to 161 Lake St .CUK AbO. ILL, hun-i for $2i.4l. flavethe x ttetailara' ProAt-aivt the %Vholeaalera Profit. Take advantage of our contract kpurchnfee. Other* havo advanced their H prioea of Parlor titova*, but our contract 4 with the manufacturer* compel* them nii) furniah n* with t he»e, no wit cun w*ll ■ them at u amull profit at $21.41. $24.27 and I $27.17. YOU would l»« proud of c ither t Clio of the n oarloratotrea. Therdctarea give hot a faint idau of their elegance. £3. hent 0 O. I>. on receipt of 97c, you to \ pay balauce to your banker or freight agent on arrival at you,* depot. •$f*The great eat hargui n* ever offered. A Lnrae Stove tiike* Iovh fuel I hau u xaiall uue fur lieut ifiveni l»e»r in mind when ordering. ."**AGE HTOVK CATALOGUE FREE. »h&12k U*J r PRICE.* 28 75 EO'iorcmtjCttvwv c*ar., irMCAai25c.ei»tooi^ *i»rc f a or i**P mjT picw io*e*« «*. _'*S*7* CLCAR YOUR 2 LAND A. feS TUMPS FREE ''AtalOKUHN lor u 2 cent «tnnif»: A — Kurnitnr*. Q Hurnow uni V nil Q- ntovo« and Range* D- Agricultural Implement*. K-Btbjr Carriage*. |*—Tlrugt nml Latent Medicine*. C Ma*ical 1 lift runiHitfM. H Orwii" and Hewing nwhtnM. |— Micyole*. J Qunw ana Hportiug Wood*. jt~-Ladle* nml (lent*’ Furnluhlac €»ood*. L— l>rjr lioodi*. M ReodjMnade Clothing for Men end Hoy*. N — Boot* and Hhoc*, O— Ladle*(Ji! i»«t* and Cloaka. Hand lft c»* aiul our Large Huppl? Catalogue contain ing oror 10.1) png** ana over one hundred tbounoa mile tud prices will Imj sent 01 preen paid. T. M. i:oni:KTK' 8ttTLV HOl'SE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. save CTADn YOUR 9 B #&iTl TAOS “Star” tin tags (showing small stars printed on under tide of tag), “ Horse Hhoo,” "J, T.,’’ “Good Luck,” “Cross How,” and “Drummond" Natural Leaf Tin Tags are of equal value in securing presents mentioned below, and may be assorted. Every luau, woman and child can And something on the list that they would like to huve, aud can havo 1 Match Box... *•'» J Kn fe, out' l>fado. good nte«*| .. 2 > 8 Set*R' >ra. 4 \ inch**. 96 4 Child - Set, Knit*. Fork »ud Spoon S& 6 Ha’t and Pepper Set, one each, quad ruple plate on whit* metal. 6o 6 French Briar Wood Pipe . 96 7 Ilamr, hollow ground, flue Englndi *‘eel ..... 60 6 Putter Knife, triple plate, beat quality..*. 60 9 Sugar Shell Inula plate, beat qual.. 6»; 10 Stamp Box. Htorllng allver.70 • 11 Knife, "Keen K utter,” two blade* 76 1 13 Butcher Knife, "Keen Hotter,” 8-in j blade.. 76 18 Shear*, ‘ Keen Kafter,” 8-1 ncn- 76 14 Nut Set, thicker and 6 Pic **, allver pitted.. ho 16 liaMi hall. ** Ah*«-elation,” beat cntil.KMi 16 Alarm dock, nic kel. 16o 17 Sit Genuine Huger*' Teaspoon*, lie*? »late I good* . 160 18 Wa»nh. nickel, stem wind and aet 20u 19 Carver*. good eteel, burkhoru handler...800 So Six Genuine •linger*’ Table Sponna, l est pla'od good*.360 91 Six each. Knives and Pork*, buc k horn handles.860 23 Six each. Genuine Roger*' Knivc* and Poi k*. beet, plated good*. . . 60i» , S. g t5 C ! Ml Clock, Mir. Calendar, Tlmrmom e?«r, llironm er.. I1*3 31 Chin case, leather. no better made. bUJ 25 Revolver. automatic, double action, 12 or 30 caliber. <WU 34 To* 1 Hat, tint playthings, but real tools. .6'M) 37 Toilet Net decorated porcelain, very handsome . HO.) Remington IttAe No. 4, 21 or 83 cal. 800 Wltflh, a e ling silver.full Jeweled lUJO Dress Hin* « n«e, leather, haudnoiiie and durable. loot) Hewing Machine, first clas*. with all attachment . 1500 Revolver, Colt’s, IM-calibe •, blued steel... 1500 Rifle, Oolt’s, H-shot, 22 cali*>er_.1501 Ouitar (Washburn), rosewood, in laid. 3000 Maud din, v«*v hands mm.....3000 Winch»Mter Repeating Hbot Uun, 12 j.a tge.3000 37 Remington. double birrHl, ham mer Hoot Gun. 10 or 12 gauge.1000 38 Rlcvcle, standard make, ladies or gents....35oo 32 Shot Gun. Ite ntugton, double bar rel, ham merlon..3000 40 Retina If into Du, lj'4 inch DU0..3000 THE A90VE OFFER EXPIRES NOVEMBER 33th, 1901 Q new* in I Wntit'P f Haln " 8tar " Tin Tatfii ft hat Is, H ar tin ta <* with no anwll gPat,ai l,uuuc • •‘am f»rjnt«1 on tinder ««M« of ta;?i. arv not wtod for pmentn. but will be hundred, If mefovod by um on ill b* paid for in t'AHII on the basin of i weuty cent*per or Imfor** \la-rh 1**t, 1PW. 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