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THE MANDAMUS. IS iSSUED.
3uJgo Maxwell Oraer the Elkhn Road to
Appear In Oonrt Today
THE STRIKERS ARE ON HAND.
flaliroad WIr Pu1ter .GathnrIn * t
Lincoln For the Convontton To.
day-A Memphi. Murderer
Arreted-iete I1uue.
rPnoM TItV flEl L1NCQ1.t ZIUBIU.1
Tim wilt of mandamus agaln3t thu Frorn
Inon , Itkfiorn & MtssuurJ Valley vaiI
F road WLi ISSUCIt by the Rupromo court
yestcrdty and iIced n the hands of
Sliorlfr Z1IIllck , who crvcd It on the local
tgeiit of the road. The writ was issued
'n.y Chief Justice N8xw011 and reads as
fo I lows :
Supretne Court ,
State of Ncbraskn ,
i'o the Fruiout , : , Ilklioru & Missouri Velloy
railroad :
Wtwrcas , In the nctlon pending In sal4
court vlieruli : you were repuidcns : end the
state of Nebr.istca cx rel the botrd of trans.
trtStlOfl of thu state of Nebraska relater ,
Judgiient : was rcnd.red by saIl court , Octo.
tier 4 , 1SS7 , that an aitornattve writ of iun-
dames lscue aaLust you commanding you
to coiirily ; with this order of the board of
traIfl4IHrttlOfl ) of the state of Nebraska made
b' it Sittuibcr24 ; , , 1SS7 , lii acortalu Iroceed
In wlaren : you were respondent ant the
Lincoln uoard of tr4do and frellt bureau
was con : ilaln ant.
Now , therefore. we command you upon
receIpt or this writ , to perform the above
recited Judgment and command , or that you
aubear before tine sIlhIrenIlo court of Nebraska
at the city of Lincoln on tine 5th day of
October , LM$7 , at U o'clock , to show why you
refuse to do ho.
Witness , 11m. Samuel Maxwell , chiet Jus.
thec. and tine seal of said court this 4th day
of October , A. I ) . , 187.
Tl11 bCUE3IERS O HAND.
' The ( lelugates are arrvlng ; for the rc
pubhican stat * conyention which meets
- this evening. As usual in suet : cases the
particular huelors and strikers of the
railroads are hirAt on tine ground , and a
stranger within thu gates of the city
would thniik , to listen in the hotel lob-
hilet , ttt they htd : alreuly : nominated
General Dhlworth for suprorno Judge.
Jutlge Post Inns rooms engaged for his
boom , and , : iotwith.standlng the fact that
the People over the state arc demanding
4 in no uncertain voice the retention of
, Junlge Maxwell on the supreme bench ,
tlu road3 are embarking on one of their
chttracternstic lights to beat judge Mnu- .
vohI If possible , and if they timt it impossible -
possible they svihl conduct a niasterhy
'retreat and sweac that they never had a
caulndato in the hold. The work of
gnthering proxies continues and strenu.
our efforts are ninnie to sccup : proxies in
the Lancaster deleehtlon : .to break , if
possible , the oul'ect of a solid delegation
for Judge Maxwell and the control of
railroads. The farther worl is lime.
- trated by the telegrams sent to remote
parts of the state by strikere on hand
seeking proxies from their counties for a
seat in the delegation to whioh
; it the p&iplc ivould never elect them. The
1 convention moetc in Funk&sopera house.
Secretary Suoioy , of the state committee ,
line diagramed the house , and has tickets
were presented to tine state as roBes by
on haad for each : delegation , as well as
hress tickets , and a certain number of
general admission tickets for each dole-
: gation.
t Thorn ore signs oi new developments
V ifl the junileini contest , thn friends of J.
H. Strode urging hic name icr district
I judge , In place of Alien Field , wino seeks
the socon t judeshnip. Mr. Strode has a
large following in ( Jtoe nountyand in his
: former home Cuss county , and would
undoulitetlly be a stronger candidate in
Lancaster county titan Mr. Field. Dele
gates to this convention will reach the
city this morning.
n WANTM ) FOR MURDER.
An interestn. : case was haLving its
. hieiring before ( iovernor Thiaver to-day ,
it. being a requisition isiied by the gov.
ornor of 'rennessee for a young man now
living In Valley county. Nebraska , who
Is wanted for murder and is under In.
( liCtflCflt for thLt crime itt sIeniphis.
The young man's iianio is Al McMahon ,
and lie is now under bonds , while his
attorney i'homus Darnehl. sucks to pro.
vent his being taicen from tine state. .Ihie
young uaii'S claim Is that ttto indictment
for murder is a trumped up charge and
that all that is wantel of him is as a wit
floss in a case there , and hence
his refusal to i o. Deputy Sheriff l'ear
son , of Moinptii , who Is hero after hlm ,
states that the crime for which MoMahoa
Is wanted is for participating in a mur-
der. It is alleged that urly last spring ,
while Inn was omployodat a stave factory
Itear 1'dInIIihlis ' tWO of his fellow work-
Diet : , one of whom was a negro , becanie
enageLt In a quarrel. . MeMahon ei'lol
with the white man and together with
'sevoral other whnito eniploycs attacked
the negro , boat mliii to death : and thou
threw his body into a creek.
YESTRUI ) ky's couur L'RCEEIINGS. )
Shiohes vs Kroaiuor , continued ; holmes
vs Sumner , submission vacate' ' ! ; State ox
ml Ihoard of Transportation vs F'ruwont ,
Elkhorn & Mlskourl Valley railroadcom.
pany , alternative writ allowed. Tine fol-
lotvhtig causes were : trguei , and submitted -
ted : hioke vs hlaiverstiult , briefs to be
fiIed State ox rd B. & M. railroad coni-
pany vs icott. motion to set aside die-
nilesal ; .1)olanoy vs blunter ; Williams vs
Bikunbary. Court adjourned to this
In3rIiing itt 8:80 : o'clock.
STATE hOUSE 1TiM5.
Governor Tluiyer yesterday received
L a Petition from citizens resident in the
I boiidnries : of Thomas county asking his
oxuIlency to organize the county under
the law and 'mill the fall election for otli
core. 'J'bo partlcsaeking appointment as
te1norar y county cominiasionors state
tPat they have canvassed the county nunt
tnd that it has more tinan two hundred
bninttitio : citizens.
The governor yesterday signed the dcc
lon ProCliiiiatlOIi : that vill be sent to thc
cotnnths In tine state. There arc thire
vacniieies iii tin : , rejrescntiitivc : district
to liii. Tiioy ur. : those left by J. it.
4 Nicol. from Anteloirn county , 0 , S. han
so , : , of Sinimiders county , mid iteprosun-
tntive lhIls , of Johnson county.
'L'hicre was added to the war relics ii
tine secretary of states ohuice yesterday
V two papers tinat were PtIbhiSiieit in thit
army in 18i ) I and were campaign laPer :
In the second election of Lincoln. On :
t of these papers. the Onnip Record , wa
pub2sied : by tim First Wisconsin rogn
meld In their Cflhlib ) at liagerstown. M1.
amnni tim ntiier , time lJnion 1lsg , was nub
hlsined by the soldiers of the tilnthi 1ow
IJ titch0111111) at ltoino. Ga. Time paper :
? drn. Libbie S'oods. of Lincoln.
4. Time following notaries were ycsterda
commissionet by the governor : .Joimi
I F. Brady , Atkinson , ilolt county ; itorrl
' 11. Shoinan. Onuitim. ; Mark It. Aspinwall
Keurnov , C. M. Marshall , Eldrigo , Chias
cuuntyanmes ; D. Chase , hialgler , Dund ,
C0'Itity ; IL M. Stoekwell , Ciearwator
. Antolouc county ; J. J. Spence , Cam
. * bridge , Furuas county ; S. 11. Jones
) linrrlsoii , Sioux county ,
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it. Your bimmigs &ro Iestroyed
fi tb not oxect that Dr. Pierce's "Goldoi
i Medical Discovery" will make new one
for you. It can do much : , but not lmpo ;
MUhities. If , however , you have not ye i
reached tim last stages of consumption
? there Is hope for you. But do not dela :
t V lost you cross the fatal line where hel ;
Is impossible. ' [ 'ho Discovery has mu
rostedi the aggravating cough of thou
V senile of consuniptives. cured their nigh i
sweats andlieotio fevers , and restovu
th'in : to health and happiness ,
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Voopar's Burial.
V Ii. Cooper , ayoung tuan , died in SI
, I JOieIh' hospital on Last Sunday nighi
4 I will ho burled t.ti.dny In 4hu Hebrew c
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Celesitno E Wood to harry I ) 115041 ,
lot 11 , In bik 11 , in South Omaha ,
' 1 C. ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Janice ( I Megeatfi . . to ( . I V thnlrlcy , lots
( V. , anti III , in Windsor l'lace , w. d. . . 5OO
Tine Omaha Iteal Estate and Trust
Co. to Arthur .1 Van Kurac. lots S
and 7 In blk 7 , In Kirby Place. w. d. ttIOO
Byron heed , at al. to A I'ster Anderson -
son , the s ( of lot r. , In blk 2 , of
Canht1tslt'8add.w.d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
John O'lormohus to Frances T 1iint
tine s ( ci the 8 , of lots 5 and 0 , In
bik 11. In the imnorovocmnout Associa-
tlonadd. w.d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8O
Patrick hector and wife to ihlza 1'
Bloomer. lots 10 and 13 , in block 1 ,
lnSouthOmahsvlew. w.d. . . . . . . . .
Mihis Wvuan to CarrIe l Wyman
thu W t ft , of lot . , In bik "F. . , " d
Slmins'2nntadd , v.tI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
henry Ambler and wito to ( ieormO
hiamninnond ci al , hots 9 and 10 In bI
121n Ambler l'lace w d. . . . . . . . . . . . 4,3OO
John Ij. Miles and wheel nil to Carrie
F. Auspachnor , lot 10 In block 3 in .
Walnutihhhl ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Edward V. bowls and wife to Ii. 11.
Bail , lot7 In blk "M" of Shln's . eec-
end addition ; v (1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.050
Alice O'Ionshnoo anf huqband et a ! to
Whhilamin SlcMaster , lot 5 In blk 2 In
O'Neil'e ' eubdlv of blacks 1 , 2 and 3
In Lowe's second ndditlon w d. . . . . 8,400
Jennie I. Stevens Li ) Edwarti F' . Cook
lot 4 in Stevens' eubdlv of lotsl3 amid
14 in block 11 of I'aiker's additIon : ;
vtI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,000
sy. (1. Aibright and wife to the Omaha
Carriage and Sleigh company , lot 0
In block 4 of Matthovs stibdlv of
biocks 19 , 20 , 21 , 22 , 23 , 2S and 20 of
Albrigtit's choicel w d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 000
John II. h3urn to } rank E. Dohn , lots
a anl 7 In block 4 of Shrlver Place ; .
( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :
Thomas C Jeltorles to Minnhs Strati : '
inane , lot 6 in blk 2 of Jolteris' re-
p1st a sub dlv of bik 1 In Albrighit's
choice wd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450
Patrick Iloctor and wifa to In ! 1' Ken-
fey , Lots I and 2 In blk 1 , South :
Omaha View add , w d. . . . . . . . . . . .
\v U AibrIghnt and wIfe to ' [ 'hionnas C
IetTorIs , lot 6 Iii bik ti of .luiterls' re-
.lat of sub mliv of bik I In AIbrIght's
choice , sOd to South : Omaha , v d. 200
I'atrlck hioctor anti wife to D L
holmes et al lotS 10 and 17 in blk I
of South Omaha VIev w d. . . . . . . . . 200
Vihhiam Morho abtl wife to Janies I
Jemupsev , the w 4 of lot 5 in bik J
of l'atrlck's let add. w d. . . . . . . . . . . . 1,42.
14 A Barry and wife to Ilarriot C
Dater the undlvd of tine w 23j ft
ofthee45ftoflo:2 , Inblk 209in
tint' city ofOmaha w d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,333
L A Barry and who to CalvIn Dater
tiio umidlvd 3 of the w 2J4 ft of e 43
ft of hat In bik 200J In city of
Omaha , w d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,833
George 0 Francisco and wife to Isaac
13 Pickett , lot 3 In bla 3 in Bonrgs
hhhIl's2dadd , wd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,400
Total sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37,131
RtIILDING t'ERMITS.
The following building permIts were issued
yesterday by Superintendent WhitlocI :
N. P. Nelson , 1-story frame cottsge ,
Baker avenue , near Otoc , to cost. . 3 300
F. C. Moraii , double 2.story.and bush-
ness brick dwellIng , California and .
Twenty-first , to cost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,300
B. J. Benson , 1-story frame aottao ,
'rirteenth and Elm , to cost--------- 1,300
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C. S. Goodrich , frame barn , 508 South :
Twentieth : , to cost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200
Francis Itolibins , 2-stork' frame flats ,
Twenty-thIrd and t1rae , to cost. . . . 2 100
Victor WohIf,1-stovy frame pen factory ,
Fourteenth and PacIfic , to cost - - - - - -
C. F. Matmberg , 1-story frame cottage ,
Ohio , between TwentIeth and
'rventy-hirs tocost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
N. A. Stenhens , 1-story frame addi-
tlon to dwelling , Iougias aye , near
Ames , to cost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Eight permits a.gregatIng.$12,325
Boston Corbett insane.
T I'EKA , Kath , Oct. 2.-Boston Crn-bett ,
the man who shot Join : : Vilkcs lioothi ,
the assassin of I'rcsideiit LIncoln , was
last evening declared hopelessly insane
mmd a guardian was appointed by the
probate judge tQ take charge of his prop-
erty. . Corbott was taken to the state irt-
sane asylum , 1:11(1 will probably continue
an inmate of time institution as
long as ho lives , as Jiiysicmafls
say that it is impossililbie or bun to be
cured. J'hin story of his blood' deed ,
which so effectually blighted his life , a'iU
which has lhmially followed bin : into a
straigint-jacket vilL always be an intorest-
lug OUC , as being nart of a great national
tragedy. Boston Corbett was an Insignihi-
cant man at his best , but his maine wIll
always be linked with those of Lincoln
and Booth , and how It became so viil
vo1l bear repetition.
It will be remembered that it was on
April 14 , 1865 that Booth assassinated the
president. tie mounted a horse and rode
over into Maryland. Cavalrymen , after
scouting tine country for eleven days ,
traced Booth to a barn on Garrett's farm
near Port Royal. The soldiers surrounded
tine barn and demanded that hlooth surrender -
render , lint ho refused. The barn was
lire(1. After the fire had bee : : started
Boston Corbctt stepped up to
tine barn and through : a crevice
eliot Booth through : tine neck. Cor-
bott fired without orders. lie was
something of a fanatic , ninth for a breach
of tiseiplino had been court-mailed and
sentenced to be eliot. Tine order , however -
over , was not executed , but lie had tcen
drummed out of the regiment. While
living in Boston , Mass. , ho joined the
Methodist church. Never having boon
baptzed ! lie was at a loss to know what
name to adopt , but after making it a
subject of prayer ho took the name of
Boston in honor of tine place of his con-
version. He was always undisciplined
and erratic.
Soon after he killed Booth : , Corbett
received an anonymous letter purporting
to be written by a confederate ollicer ,
threatening Corbctt'a life. ho really
believed that the throat would be carried
out , and the matter weighed so heavily
1poiI his mind that hie became partially
crazed. lie believed thiit sOuthern sympathizers -
pathizers were following him , anti to
this day he maintains that friends of John
Wilkes Booth arc on his track. It was in
the hope of getting away from his
imaginary pursuers that he came to
Kftnsas more than fifteen years ago and
n located in an uninhiabited portion of tine
state. So clThctuahiy ( Iit Corbctt conceal
his identity that it was bovural years before -
fore It was known nrKnnsas lust inc was
tbo slayer of hlootir. For several years
past he has boon : subjeot.to crazy spells ,
n but never did any harm. During nil his
residence In Kansas he has earrled a revolver -
volvor with hini night and day so that
I ho might be prepared to defend hniniself
should he be discovered by the iiiiaintat
avengers of Wilkes Booth. One of his
pecularitics was ins pronolmcot opposi.
' tion to secret societies. By some moamme
he learned that Bootin was a member of
a secret society. and he believes that the
menthcrsof that society are plcdned to
avenge their brother's death. lie has
r resident ona farm in Cloud county for
several years past , living in a log hut
S anti with scant allowance of food and
clothing.
a About one year ago ho wasa delegate
V to tine republican county convention.
, Vinhlo the convention was In progress
Corbett was seized with one of his spells
and advancing to tine platform he
pointed a pistol at tine chairman , do'
mnanded silence and proceeded to
oIler prayer , Vhicn Inc hiad con-
eluded his prayer ho ordered
C the convention to proceed. Corhiett
. was appointed doorkeeper of time
t kmnusas house of ropresentatiw.Ts last
I winter. his conduct in the early unit of
ir tine session was all right , but one day
) toward tine latter part of the session ,
while the house was In tine wildest of a
- heated discpssion , lie created consterni-
t tion by appoarihg on the spetfkcr's stand
and drawing from under mis coat a large
revolver , ho thclared tine house ad-
journetl. lie Was sent home , and Inns
sincolost hen mind , altogether.
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I. C. W. Couns , division superintendent
I. of tine Union Pacitie mit North Platte. ar.
rkvenl in tins city on the morning trains
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This is a Coat.
Coats
vests
made
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tine tiniest kind
_ of chinchilla. astrachancurl haIr , ( , . . . . .
beaver and plush , beautifully hln- ' V
ed white silksatm ,
serge and ilannel.
these goods wili
be soI itt half tine
actual cost of
productIon. They
Wore made by well
known eastern
merchant tailors
V Yo guarantee a Lit.
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V Overcoat Price List.
Overcoats that wore nnntl to order
For $20.00 svll be sold . . . . . . . . . . .
For 22.50 (10 do . . . . . . . . . . 11.25
For 25.00 do do . . . . . . . . . . 12.30
For 27.50 nb do . . . . . . . . . . 18.75
For . 80.00 tb do . . . . . . . . . 15.00
V For 85.00 do do . . . . . . . . . . 17.50
For 40.00 do do . . . . . . . . . . 20.00
For 45,00 do do . . . . . . . . . . 22.50
For 50.00 do do . . . . . . . . . . . 25.00
For 00.00 do do
We guarantee a perfect fit. All alterations -
ations to improve tine lit made free of
. cinarge.
MISFIT 1119 FARNAM
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This is a Neck Tie.
V Nobby Ncckwcar
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tine fleW
shades and
V V colors. We
have the
largest
and most
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beautiful
line ever
brought to ,
OMAHA I
arid we can
V truthftilly
say we can
V ueaso anyone.
over one thousand
new fancies to
choose from.
. The Death Penalty in Iowa.
Burlington l1aweyo : Last May tine
buOy Qf a murdered woman was found
on a farm near tine city of Dubuquc. She
vas recognized as the wire of thu owner
of the place , and suspicionwas soon fastened -
oned on him as tine perpetrator of the
crime , it becoming known tinat tine two
hnna not ilycd peaceably together for a
long tiflie. TIne trial came off in Dii-
buquc last week , and resulted in a ver-
diet of murder in first degree. ' [ 'he
( Iramatic circumstances of the proceed-
lag were the hearnng of tine evidence of
thin children of the murdered woman amid
the prisoner , whose testimony was direct
and convincing , and Loft no doubt as to
the prisoner's guilt.
The laws of 1878 , which : re-established
capital puni8biuent in Iowa , also pmo-
vides tinat the jury which : renders a ver-
( hict of murder In the first degree , shall
decide whether tine penalty shall be mu-
prisonmont for life , or death. In this
case the jury decided for death , anti
unless the governor shall Interfere with
executive mercy , Kennedy will be tine
first murderer in Iowa under tIne new
law to pay with : his life for the expiation
of time crime. 'rho same law winch re-
cstnblishcd the death penalty , prescribes
that the prisoner cannot be executed
until Inc has been confined in the pemnlten-
tiary for a period of not less tim : : : : one
nor nnore than fifteen years. 'fhis provision -
vision was made for the Innrpose of lure.
vomiting , as far as possible , the exccnntion
of prisoners who may be innocent. It is
a wise provision , except. for the condemned -
domned man. It compels him to look
forward for what must seem to inim an
interminable period to the tiny whmctn is
to be his last.
Kennedy , the Dinbuque Times says ,
will probably mtpuly for a now trial , limit
lie has had a fair trial anti under tine
testimony ho cannot but be found ginhlty
again. _ _ _ _ _ _
A Useful Precaution.
It is a useful precaution for tine tourist ,
the commercial traveler , or tine emigrant
to the west , to take along Hostotter's '
Stomach Bitters. Invalids whuo travel by
steamboat or rail should provide themselves -
selves with : Ij , in order to prevent or
romed' the nausea whicln the jarilng
aM vibration of vehicles in transitu
often causes tinem. Vastly preforrablo Is
It for thus simple. but needful purpose.
to the hneatly unnnedicated stimulants of
commerce. On board ship , it riot only
remedies son sickness , but neutralizes
the pernicious effects of water slightly
brackish , which , if unqualified , is apt to
give rise to irregularities of the bowels ,
cramps in tine abdominal region and dye-
pepsin. To tine aerial poison of malaria
it is an elhiciont-antidotn. Sick headachie ,
heartburn , and wind upon time stomach ,
are promptly banished by It. It healthfully -
fully stimmnlates the kidneys nimiti bind-
der and nullnties tine early symptoms of
rheumatism.
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l'atent Leather Shoes.
"Can't patent loather boots be kept
from cracking ? Hump , well , I should
say they can. Why not ? " And tine fashi-
nonabie bootmaker whom an inquIsitive
Mmiii and Express reporter approached
on the subject shrugged. Inie shoulders
mind smiled the smile of one wino knows
much.
'Btnt how can you prevent thus destruc.
tnonV'
"Easiest thing mu the world , Of dourse
I dent mean that thus cheap trash which
is sold for patent leather can ho made to
look vehL utter a couple of days' wear
but genii stufI may be preserved until
tine soles wear olr-by the way , quite an
uausuat thing nowadays. First a great
difiloulty Is brought up In tIne buying ,
No tine shoe can be found in the store
that will exactly fit. Patent loather , unlike -
like other foot coveringsmust be perfectly
shaped to tine wearer's foot , otherwise
creases will immediately form , which if
not attended to will make great cracks.
Now a good shoe of thus kind should ,
with propercac last time average nman
two seasons , and wIll at time end of tithe
time be scratchcil , to be sure , but not
cracked. Every couploof i4ays a bath of ,
oil should bo given tine boots , Any oil
will do , but neat'-foot is preferable , and.
once a week. at least linseed oil sinommlu
it : applied. 'I'hls Uoatment will nuaIe tine
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icatlior soft aunt pllnbk. After encin an-
lictition the slnoe should be wiped dry
with a rough woolen rag , and tinere von
are. The tirade made by some medical
experts against patentleathoramounts to
mmothing , for this material nnakes a corn-
fortable and healthy covering for tIne
foot , and viien rnule : properly mulmuits all
tine air mmecessnry to keel ) the skin anti
circulation in perfect order. "
Is it being worn as much : as ever ? "
"Bless you , yes , amid a imundred times
more. I myself have made as many
shoes of this as of any other leather this
year , and , putting it down iii dollars and
cents , Patent leather saves a great dciii
in 'shines' to the wearer. The bootblacks
cry it down , but sensible people ccc its
economy and c1aor for it.
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DisgustIng Skin Diseases.
What spectacle is more disgusting tuna
tinatVof a man or voman with a skin tlis-
ease which : shows itself in pimples and
blotcince on hands , arms , face and neck ?
It Is simply impure blood. See what
IiiAN1)RRTII S PILLS did for Vchronie
case :
For fotnr years I was in tine mounted
iefantry in time (1. ( S. army , resinlkng during -
ing that time ) ) rincipally in Texas. Almost -
most miii of that time I hind a chronic
skin nhiscae , characterized by an crup.
tion over tine entire surface of my legs
timid thighs , arms tind chest. ' .l'hte doctors
turin is eczema. I had given up all
hopes of ever being ctmrctl , winoit
BIIANDIIETII 'S PILLS wore reconunientled
to me. I concluded to try them , aiiI did
so , amid I have tinankoit God tinily since
tinen that I did so. 1 thnimnk I used them
altogether for about three months , and :
by tlnat time , s'as connpletely cured aim : :
have never lund any trouble since. My
skimi is as clear as : tny one's.
( iEOILGE CIrAtMN.
Pinconning , Miein. , December 8. 1S83.
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General Grant's Armmmy Saddle
St. Louis Republican : An interesting
addition to tine collection of ( iramnt rohics
inns been received at tine National mu-
scum and will bephitced on exhibition in
a few days. It is tine Grimsloy saddle so
long inseti by General Grant , and winichn
Inns bee : : for the past fifteen years tine
Dayton (0. ( ) Soldiers' home. It the
property of Colonel Markland , wino Inns
just ( iOIOsited it in theNationa ! nnuseum.
'rue autograph letter front General Grant
to Colonel Marklnnd , presemnting tine
saddle to tine colonel , will also be exhibIted -
Ited with tine saddle. it reads as follows :
ILEADQtTAETEU.S Anmbir or TILE UNIran
STAvss , WAShINGTON , I ) . C.May 19 , 1555.-
Colonel A. ii. Markisund , SpecIal Agent ,
l'ostoflhce 1)epartinent : Colonel-I take
F rest uleasmiro lii urelemnthmng you tin : :
' saddle' ' which I Inavi used ii
. 'GrhnmPnIe3 : : : all
time battles . from Fort floury. 'Femnun. . In Feb.
Tuary , 1.tfi9 : , to tIne battles ubeut J'etersbtnrg ,
Va. , cmndlog In tine surrender of bee's ninny
at Appomnatox Courthouse , Va. , on tine tRim
of Aurli. 1555. . 1 nresent nis saddle , mnot fem
any intrinsic value ii posee.es.btnt nsa mark
of friendship amid esteem ' alter cointinued
service with you Lhromngh tine great rebellion ,
our services commencIng togtntintr at Cairo ,
Iii. , In the fall ot 1501 , am continuing to tins
present day. I hope our frlemnilsinip , If met
our continued services together , will coin-
tinue . as heretofore. Yours truiy.
U. S. CHANT ,
LIintonant Gemneral ,
Tine saddle Is what is known as an
"otlicer'ns" saddle anti is in an excellent
stAte of ; preservation. The breast-
strap , cruppor-stra ; ) and , martingaio are
all attached , and whncn uounted on a
wooden frame and ready to be placed in
its case , thno pistol holsters wilt be hung
over the pummel of the esdulo ,
" 1 cannot praise Hood's : nrsapariiIa
half tunommgin , ' ' says a nuomhncr whnose son ,
almostihind with scrotum , was cured by
this iiiCiiCiInC _
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firet Harte Inn Elmgianl.
Boston Advertiser : Bret hiarto is living -
ing quietly in ono of the stnhnmnrb of Lon-
don. He Intends to make his home
hero. ito finds It greatly to his tulvain.
tags to hive in England from a micro
business slandpoint. 1ioiding here
obtains a copyright In Ergltnd : on tile
writings , while inc Is omnabied at tIme snmo
time to secure a eopyright In tine United
States. If ho were to live in the United
Stfttes mis % vritins would be absoltmteiy
unprotected Lu } .ughitndwhiero inisworl
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PRINCE ALBERT
COATS VESTS
'rliat werti made to order
For122.Oowlll bosolti for.$11.30
1'or 25o ( ) do do . . . . . . . . . 12.50
For 30.00 do do . . . . . . . . . 5.00
For 40,00 do do . . . . . . . . . 20.00
For 30.00 do do . . . . . . . . . 23.30
For 00.00 do do . . . . . . . . . 130.00
For 03.00 do ito . . . . . . . . . 32.50
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For 73,00 do do . . . . . . . . . 87.30
Thnezo gnrmnctt arc gemimnine mniercinant
tailor made amid cannot be duplicated
for the uncmney anywhere.
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Pants made to order
For $ 11.00 will be sold for . . . . . . . . . . 2.50
For 6.01) ) do do . . . . . . . . . . 3.00
For 7.00 tie do . . . . . . . . . . 3.50
For 8.00 tie tie . . . . . . . . . . 4.00
For 9.4)0 do do . . . . . . . . . . 4.50
For 10.00 ito do . . . . . . . . .V 5.00
For 12.00 do do . . . . . . . . . . 6.00
For 14.00 do do . . . . . . . . . . 7.01)
For 16.00 do do . . . . . . . . . . 8.00
For 18.00 do ( to . . . . . . . . . . 0.00
MIS IT PARLORS ,
1119 1"arnam , Bet. 11th : tntL 12th Stroetn
have as good a sale and aiuuprcinthon as
at home. His writings have a steady
ante in Emngltnd : , mint ! lmns mmevo storieS arc
in great dtumnnnd. Mr. Ikirte writes for
Limo Enighnsim nuzuzmzmnes : munti periodicals.
lie practically commands for his work
nay once inc wituts. lie makes from
8,000 to 1O,0O0 a year , living qmmietIyamul
as inn pleases. lie is mmmcm eonglnt after
itn Emighiein society , bn't ' does not go omit
niticim , beetuiso it interferes with his
work.
Too Gooti to tue True.
New York Stun : There is a travel lag
In : mgician imm this tow : : wino frequents the
big saloons and passes around tine hmtt
miftor inn has perfornncd sounno of his in-
torestirig feats of sleitr ht-oi-hand. lie is
PartictmiftrlY strong in deling poker
hands. In a gathering of five yesterday
he dealt ofi-inamul to one a phir of jacks ,
to another a pair of queens , o another it
irnir of kinnge , and reserved for himself a
Pair of aces , 'line four unmtturally asked
for thnree cards each. Thin cards were
graciously given that made each person
Hold four of a kind , thin itcnerant nag-
icitn : maying reserved three cnrdearnong
vimnch were two inure aces. Iunnediately
tine mnnagmeinu was asked to toncin two of
tine PirtY : tint : trick , they saying that they
would py : liberally br tine knowledge.
'i'ito niagic'iamn dcclimnetL to do so , addling
tinit : inc could be rich lung ego if ito desired -
sired to be dklinmiest.
In anotiner cotnrnn of this issue will be
faunit : tmn entirely mew anti novel sped-
men of attractive advertising , It is one
of tine neatest ever placed in our paper ,
anti we think our readers 'viii be well repaid -
paid for examining tine sui'i'osi-u this-
pimty letters in the ativertisemnemnt of
Prickly Ash Bitters. - _
Atilnials anti Earthquakes.
New Castle Chronicle : I'rof. Miline ,
one of tine Scotch coterie of students cc-
tnnbiished in Jnpun : , winero tlney devote
tlii'mnselves to the study of ( 'artinquakes ,
gives sonic interesting particulars in tlmeV
report of tine Scismnoiogicni sociut of
Japaun , rogarduimg thb effects of earthquakes -
quakes on lower animals. Ho quotes the
case of ponies rising in terror ninth pramne-
ing about the stalls thirty seconds before
tine smock was felt. lie refers , also to
birds initiimig their mends buinemuit tineir
wings , to pheasants scretrnitng : , anti to
frogs ceasing to croak before the tremb.
hag is felt. Geese , dogs amid otlmer isni-
tunis have been : known to behave 1mm a
strange ninanmier n4ttverutl moors , or even
da3's , before an earthquake.
jii : : w E jiFTh
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uRICE's ,
CREAM )
4KING
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Itsuporior excellence proven In million So.
homes for more ilium : a quarter of a counturt
It is ued by the linuRed St.ttes ( iovernnnony ,
Erulors by tue tieacJ of tine great univors
tlo , a o htrongcBt , , I'uirott and Nout ilcaithi
ful. Dr. irIc' ( he ouiiy liaking Powder tinL
douuinotcomntaln Auuunonla.Llmoor Alum. Sold
onlY In cans.
1 IticF. HAKII'fl POWDIlt Co. ,
fiw.S'yk Cinloago ' t. Lot
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This is a HateV V
hints , lmnt ,
hunts , hints , hnrmL ,
more hatsblack
hits : , flew lists ,
iifl hide , soft
. hints , silk hmnt , V
lii fact we have just received
Tine newest , nobbiest limit : of fall ( nato
in all time latest stylo3.
IMI'OItTED UNDEIIWBAIt
We are tlne otmly hnotnsu in Omaha tinat
inandics these goods , amid gontleninent tie-
tithing limo underwear should fnyor us V
witim a call.
Misrir Ci.oTimINo PAItL0UC ,
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MISFIT , 1119 FARNAM
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Suit Price List , .
That were made to order
For $20.00 whlibo soki . . . . . . . . . . $ .
For 22,50 (10 do . . . . . . . . . . 11.25
For i.00 do do . . . . . . . . . . 12.50
For 27.30 do do . . . . . . . . . . 18.75
For 30.00 do ulo . . . . . . . . . . 1500
For 85.00 tIe do . . . . . . . . . 17.50
For 40.00 do do . . . . . . . . .
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For 50.00 do do . . . . . . . . . . 25.00
For 60.00 do do . . . . . . . . . $0.00
For 70.00 do do . . . . . . . . . . 05.00
For 0.00 do tie . . . . . . . . . . 40.00
We guarantee otnr ability to lit any
than in town , and only ask a visit to
prove It.
MISFIT , 1119 FARMAM
Shirts.
FLANN EL SHIRTS. V
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COLORED SHIRTS ,
NIGhT SIIIItTS.
EXTRA SIZF SI1ItTS ,
Our shirts are mmmdc to our especial
order , and each one is stayed at every
joint , nnniking a rip an impossibility. The
material throughout is of time best and
tine make is perfect. We carry every con- V
V _ ceivmtblo style.
The best and surest Remedy for Cure of
all diseases caused by sny derangement of
the Liver , Igieneys , tonnach and hiowelg
Dyspepsia , Sick Ifeadnahe , Constipation ,
Dflloui Complaints and M.harlsofdll kinds
yield readily Ia the beneftcent influence of
it Is pleasant to tbo taste , tones up the
systun , restores maid preserves health.
It Is purely Vegetable , and cannot lUll to
prove boneflcial , both to old end young.
As a Jibed PurIfier It Is superior to all
others. Sold everywhere at $1.00 a bottle.
, I. t 'F. ' COUSIN'S ' ShOES
Embody the hi1nest cxcllegmcice in Sinape
linessCorufort and Iurabiitty and
are tine
Reigning Favorites
a fashionable circles Our name is on eve-
r.Y sale , J. T. CousiNs , New York
Agents for Omaha ,
Hayward Brothers.
. . INVALUABLE for
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You'll find It good to reguniato
Tine organs Ut boll : small und g&at ;
it chocks Sick lictulache , and tue woe
That nd lyspoptles ever kunow
Inn TA1tiIANT'S SItiZIit u'eopio find
A reI.nedy . tinS trmnt comninod.
Montiomn : ibIs nuuvur
Sin S. FELKER , OMAHA , NEB.
100 N. 18th Stroot.
I'UIIR CA 1.1 iOttNiA WiNES shipped dlrct
from our vineyard ; Itioslinig , duitoieI Cnntro ,
Porte Hlnerrlo.n. ole. Snumm .los 0 Vaults Seventh.
Eighth. taun Salvador and Viiilnnmn ate , , Sau
Jose , Calirornma.
SCIENTIFD
IIANUFAOTURING 0PTIC
GLUCK & WILKINSON.
L OSTMANH00'0thhnhhl .
tinrotigit errors utiutI haul i.ractiee. CURED.
oLDZ1 ( ELS. toe iCLocubhsIbi.Loobi
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DRS. S. &D.DAYIESON
1707 Oiive St. , St. Louis , Mo.
of tine Missouri State Museum of Anatomy
St. Louis , Mo. , University College hio.pi-
tai , London , Gicten , Germany and New
Yoik. having devoted their attention
SPECIALLY TO TIlE TREATMENT
NeIlvolls , chri ; ; aud Blood
DISEASES ,
More especially tinose arising zronn mmnlptmr.
dence , invite all so sufl ring to correspond
without delay. Diseases of infcctfon anti
contagion cured satcly amid speedily without : -
out use of dangerous druss. l'atients
whose cas a inave been neglected , badly
treated or paonounded incurable , shoumid
not fail to write us concerning their synnp-
toms. All letters receive Immediate at-
tent ion : .
JUST PIJBLISUED.
And will ho mailed FREE to any address
on receipt ofone 2 cent stamp. "PracticaL
Observations on Nervous lebihity and
l'inssicah Exhaustion , " to wlnich is added
an "Essay 01) Marriage , " witln important
chapters on Diseases of tine Reproductive
Organs , the whole forming a vsiuahle nied-
icai treatise wlnicim should be read by all
young macn , Address
DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON ,
l7O7Olirc St. , St. Louis , Mo.
STECK PIANOS
Remarkable for powerful sympathetic -
thetic tone , pliable action and absolute -
solute durability ; 30 years' record ,
tine best guarantee of tine excel. .
lence of these nnstrumnents.
OODBRIDGE BROS. ,
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J. . B. HAYNES
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OFFItJLAb
STENOGRAPHER
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'I'iLhLLD JUDICIAl , DIS'I'RW't' ,
37 Cinamniher of Coinimerce.
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LEAKY ROOFING ,
'l'imn or Iron , Repaired.
Auid Painted nut gnnannunuee.i tight for nuiuler
of years. I'nluts never blister.
GRAVEL ROOFING
1.latnutncturoti and rtnlro.l. : 1'iru , i'roof Intiat
tWpiiOd to able ltji. 13 yenIrs uxiwrjornce.
WM. If. CU1IILAN &SRi.
2121 S.It : : st. list. Arbor utmud Ylmnton.
RUPTUEE CURED
fly Dr. Sunocliker's unotinial. No operatitimu inn
pal ii ; no detunutloin fromu ii , usimnus , , . A ulnu 114,11 , 50
cm li.ircn . ins wel I as growmn Iuij.io. I I nn mu rMiA of
autograph testlinonmais on nile. All musirnuns
aurnctly coinfldwntlal. Comneulttt.lon , tree.
PROF. N D. CooK
itoornIi , 1614 Joungias St. , Omaina , Neb ,
WM. MO INTOSO It. r. InIwaat ( ) ,
1tOIWEII4 & tICII4)SII
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lii ) South Spring Street ,
L ( ) , ' 4VNG bLE.S' , ( ui 14 1IOItN1t.
musters in cOY and enutitry nrti.erty : of cii V 1
dooription. tieneral jmnrorunatloun to asne- .
coasts trash' glysin. V ,
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