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THOU OMAHA VAILX HJUW , NAV&KDAT HIDITJEWCBBK 12 , 1891. 5 WHY DR , KEENAN WAS ANGRY , BtoryBackoftho Fight In Which Molkle- John and Iloaloy Figured , IT READS LIKE A DIME NOVEL YARN , Interesting ChnptororKnmlly IIlHloty , Involving All tlio Character * Needed In a Flvo Act So ciety Driiiiiu. MAPIFOX , WIs. , Sept. 11. The cause of the tfow which led to the fight lust night between JJr. George Kconan , Jr. , of tnis city on one tide and ox-ljoutonont Governor Mciklojohn Of Nebraska and an attorney of Omaha on the other forms n story which reads Him n dime novel , Doth M to the high standing of the parties Involved and as to the Intricate Jilot thai has been formulated to defraud Dr. JCoonan out of a largo estate , as ho claims , The Kccnan family lias lived In this state for nearly thirty-five yean , and In that time ims grown wealthy and Influential , Many years nijo one of the daughters of Dr. George Keennn , sr. , married a certain Mr. Tuslor of Omaha , who was a wealthy slock raiser end quite prominent for a lime In Ne braska politics. Mr. Tuslor ( Hod about six year * Ufto , leaving to his wife his estate , which consisted of n largo horse ranch near Sydney , Neb. She managed the estate for n time , but not being acquainted with busine-re pffalr * , Hie profits of the estate began to dwlndlo muterlally. Aboutajear latcrdls- tcinpcr broke out among the horses and the Block dwindled down so that only 400 horses wore lofl on the ranch.- Appealed to Her Ilrotlicr. This so discouraged Mrs. Tuslor , combined With her other domestic troubles , that she concluded to call on her younger brother , George , to take charge of her estate and man- Bgo It. Dr. George ICoonan , Jr. , was at this time Enjoying n lucrative nractlco , worth about , $4,000 annually , In the city of Sloughlon. In this county. Ho was loath lo give up his practice , which ho hnd worked hard to build un. Tli nppcnls of his sister , however , wcro o earnest that ho finally concluded to aban don bis business and go to Nebraska. Ho was a guod business man nnil with her con- Bent soli ) the ranch In Nebraska and pur chased nriolhor In Wyoming. The stock was povcd In Hie now place , nnil with Ibe care bestowed u'pon it by Dr. Ivcennu was soon brought Into good condition. Dr. ICccnau expended considerable of his own money to aid his sister In bringing the ranch Into n payln ? condition. Mrs. Tuslor Coslrcd that hoshouldpurohasoahalf Inlorcst In thu pioporty , which ho lufusoatodo , but entered Into un agreement with her that ho vould immago the property for a term of five years , and ho was to have an Interest In ttic liorscs. The ranch was a success , and earned bandsome profits after several years of hard .labor hud been expended upon it. Trouble'1 hen Itc nn. About two years ngo njonng man named ptoddnrd , who had lived in this vicinitywont to Omaha to practice law. He had been a teacher at Whitewater and graduated from the law school of the Stale university. While lit Omahu ho visited Mrs. Tuslor , who was old acquaintance , and ttius became no- gualnted with Miss Tuslor , a beautiful woman about " 0 yours old. Ho became lull- xnato with the family and visited the ranch in Wynmlng. Dr. Itoonan states that Stod- dard became infatuated with the ranch nnd tated at , the time that he would marry Miss Tuslcr and got possession of Iho property. lie did this , which caused a sensation at Whitewater , WIs. , whore ho had been engaged - gaged to a prominent young lady , and en gendered bitter feelings against him in so ciety circles In this vicinity. No sooner hnd no married Miss Tuslcr , the piece of Dr. Kconan , than Stoddard , so it , is Claimed , began to poison the mind of bin knotuor-in-luw against her Wisconsin rela tives , and particularly ngalnst-Dr. ICoonan , \v\io \ held considerable interest In the ranch , Ho immediately tried to nullify the agree ment existing as to thu management of the ranch , and ihus get complete control of it. Ho failed in his scheme at the outset , but then employed Ileuly , who is quite a char acter in Nebraska , to assist him In the mat- tor. tor.Several Several months ago Stoddard and Healy "Wont to the ranch In Wyoming to get posses- tlon of the stock , but the superintendent of the faun , Nelson , who Is the agent of Dr. Keenan , refused to give it up. A scrimmage ensued nnil the Intruders were driven off the ranch by Nelson and his men. Stoddard Drought a replevin suit in the United States court of Nebraska to recover the stock , claiming that Nelson was not a citizen of Nebraska , whicn ho was , however. The Block , consisting of over 700 horses , was poized by the United States marshal and held bv him. Dr. Iveenan , who now lives In this city , employed L , & Follotlo , Harper , Hoe & Klmmormuti of this city to defend his inter est. They endeavored to got into communi cation with Mrs. Tuslor about the matter and wrote numerous letters , which , It appears , never reached her. Two months ago Dr. George ICcciian , sr. , died , and telegram nftor telegram was sent to Mis. Tuslor to couio borne , but no answer was received. Hogged by a Detective. A few days later Healy and a detective named Hamilton cnmo to this city for the purpose , Dr. ICoonan claims , of keeping The Madison people away from Omaha , so that no / Intercourse could lie hud with Mrs. Tuslor. / " -Healy loft nftor a few days and Hamilton re mained for nearly a month. His aim was , it Is claimed , to frighten Dr. Keenan into re linquishing his claim on the Wyoming estate. Ho dotrgf-il Dr. ICoonan for sonio time and was paught nt it and given a severe drubbing by the doctor. The story leaked out at that time and It Incensed the citizens ngainst Hamilton co thnt lie was forced to leave the city. The pi oparatlons for litigation wont on at Omaha until last week , when Dr. Phil Fox , u cousin of Mrs. Tuslor , addressed a letter to bor lulling her to coma to Madison and effect : . - a settlement. Instead came Hculoy and Gov- , if ornor Mloklojobn. They wont to the nttor- * noys of Keennn nnd under tno guise of mak ing a settlement endeavored , it is claimed , to got hold of the papers und books affectinc Iho estate In possession of Dr. Keonan. When they failed In this they turned their atten tion to the doctor. { OUT1I OMAHA. O. W , Hover has returned from Lincoln. H. 13. Lincoln of Loveland , Colo. , had in a train load of cnttlo yesterday. Mrs. William Otto of Chicago , formerly of bore , Is the guest of Mr. und Mrs. David Wok. Kov. O. M. Dawson lectured lust evening on "How to Manage a Wife" to a largo audl- cnco. John A. MoMurphy , an old time South Omaha newspaper man , was revisiting old Bconcs yesterday. Nathan Denny of Chicago , buyer for Cud- nhy , Is in tua cltv. He is on route homo from Hot Springs , S. D. Word lias boon received at the stock yards that the government Inspection of pork will bo begun next Monday. Thomas Ilootor left last evening tor a two weeks' trip to the oast. Among the places ho will visit nro Harrlsburg , Pituburg , Boston and Now York. The city oOIcers nnd now rounoll chamber In tha IMoncer block will bo opened Monday availing. The final touches are now being put to tbo rooms by the painters and. paper bangers Kov , II , A. Trolbor , pastor of the Gorman MothodlHt church , will deliver his farewell sermon tomorrow. Ho has accepted u call tote to Oscuolu and will leave next Tuesday. Kov. Charles Sodbruok will succeed him. Mrs. C. Youut of Thirtieth and K streets lo t her son Francis , a lud of 13. Ho was u water earlier to the gnnp of men working along Twenty-fourtu street. Ho left for bomo last evening aud has uol boon soon or board of since. T , J.'Cooloy , n driver at the Hammond bouse , was tripped by an unruly hoi ; yester day morning , fell and drove a rusty spike through his lott hand , causing a bad and per haps u dangerous wound. Dr. Norwich says It Is probable thut no will Imvo to amputate the member. _ Do Witt's Llttla Early UHOM , bo tpilU Radio Ilnrmou'H Huddon Death. Badlu Harmon , a nluotoou-year-old girl who until a few woexs ago was ft waitress at the Windsor hotel , died suddenly niter ii short illness yesterday In the Cunning ham block nt Thirteenth nnd Jackson streets , The cert I fleam of the attending physician gives the cause ofdenth as Inflammation of the bowels , , tXA O UXVHMKA'TS. Mr. ICcono's engagement at Ilo yd's now theatre closes today , and signalizing the event two Shakopcarlan plays will ho pro duced. At 2:30 : o'clock this afternoon Mr. ICoflnc will appear ns Shylock In "Tho Mor- chut of Venice , " and at s 15 this evening as Hlchard In thu sublime tragedy of "Uiehurd HI. " If n theatrical star Is known by the com pany sbo keeps limn I'nttl Rosa can well congratulnto herself on deserving the high est regard of the theater going public. Her appearance nt Ilovd's now theater next Sun day evening will bo the signal for the as sembling of a larfo audience. Kho will have much that Is now anil fresh In the way of en- tartalnmcni and will furnish un evening of delightful , diverting and Innocent amuse ment. Tno sale of scats opens this morning nt regular prices. "Master nnd Man , " which begins nn en gagement at the Farnam street theater Sun day evening Is one of Now York's latest sue- rosses , and was first produced last season. Since then It has filled thothcalors wherever it lias been presented , and has been com mended by critics as tbo Irucst nnd best drama on the stngo todnv. In both story nnd treatment It Is not like the majority of dramas , but more Interesting , and produced with wonderful scenic effects. Among the notable scones Is the Interior of the irnu wonts in full blast This scene Is the height of realism nnd the most perfect over placed on the American stage. Another beautiful scone Is winter nt Mrs. Urady'a farm , show ing the illuminated slmnol in the distance and the church choir sinning. Thocust is headed by the talented youucacior , Walter Kdwards , who Is surrounded by n very capable corn- panv. Attogclhcr the plav is full of pretty music , songs and specialties. Tbo Garrow opera company play "Olivollo" this evening. The orchestra , under Toriunl , is plavmg sraoothlv and overj- thlng about Ibo rehearsals Indicates a successful production of Audrnn's most delightful lyric story. Miss Clement , Miss Swain , Miss Darker. Mr. Drew , Mr. Hnllam , Mr. Brand have all congenial parts , and a very satisfactory performance may bo expected , Our I'ubllu Schools Are Itho mainstay of our republic. In thttn nro being cullivaled Iho minds which nro to bo our future lawmakers and leaders in every walk In life. How essential It is that these minds should bo united to strong , healthy bodies. So many children suffer from Im purities and poisons in the blood that it is a wonder thnt they over grow up to bo men and women. Many parents cannot find words strong enough to express their gratitude to Hood's Sarsaparllla for its peed effect upon their children. Scrofula , salt rlicnm nnd other diseases of the blood ore effectually and permanently cured by this excellent medi cine , nnd the whole being is given strength to resist attacks of disease. MUIU'IIY'S IjONU HANI ) . Only Ono Hid Offered on Stoiio for Curbing OlsilriftH. The rod sandstone people wore in It yester day. ISarly In the spring the Board of Public Works raado n big bluff nnd advertised for bids for curbing a dozen or moro streets. There was not a dollar to pay for doing the work , so under the pretense that the bids wore not satisfactory they wore nil rejected and another advertisement inserted in the ofllclal organ inviting moro bids. At the second lolling Mahoney & Furnas were the lowest bidders. This bid was not satisfactory , nnd again the board rejected all bids and once moro advertised. In the mean time an injunction wus issued , slopping such boy's play. Notwithstanding that , the board again advertised and opened up for business this afternoon. There was only one bid , the other contrac tors having become disgusted. Hush Mur- phv old on nil of Iho districts offering to put in rod Colorado sand stone at 00 cents par lineal foot. As soon as the bid was road , Major Furay said that the Colorado material was tno best in the market , the prlco was the best the city had over had nnd bo favored awarding the contract. "But wait a mo.nont , " said Chairman Blrlchuuser , "Judge Davis has held that wo cannot go into a contract w ith any other person or persons than Mahoney & Furnas. I don't want to disobey that order and go to jail. " "This is no baclc alloy talk , " responded Furay , "aud I propose that wo make the award. " Chairman BIrkhnuser read the order of the court and concluded that the board could make the award , but could not enter into a * contract. That having been settled , the award was made to Murphy , but ho cannot have a contract until the injunction is dis solved. THOSE UNSAl'MiJ BUILDINGS. ClmnccH Arc fh.it They Will Stnnd a While Longer. Mayor Cushing , SuporlntOndont of Build ings Whlllock and Fire Chief Galligan made a tour of the city yesterday looking over the buildings thnt were recently declared unsafe and dangerous to life ami property. After the completion of Iho trip the mayor expressed an opinion. Ho said that ho thought the council wont a little too far when it ordered tno buildings torn down. Many of tlioni should no doubl uo torn down , but tha council hnd been too hasty. If an ordinance was passed and the buildings destroyed , thu owners would Imvo an action ngainst the city , us while some archllecls would swear that the buildings wcro unsafe , others would swear that they would stand 100 years. An illustration of this was had when the suits agnlnit Kitchen and Meyer were tried In the district court Tbo mayor will usk City At torney I'opuloton to outllno n course for tha council to pursue in this mutter , When you go to buy Hood's ' Sarsnpariua bo sure to got it. Don't bo put off with au inferior substitute. Insist upon Hood's. ' \Vllili MAK1J A TliST CASK. Tlio AVntcr AVorku Company to Ilo Hi-ought. Into Court. Having refused to lay water mains nnd make the proper connections on North Twen tieth street , the water works company will bo brought Into court. Some time ngo the city ordered the mains laid north of Grace street. The company re fused to comply wllh the order , for thu reason that the city had made no provision for thu pavment of hydrant rentals , The city nttoruov tins been instructed to bring suit , nnd It is now the intention to makn a tojt casa for determining if thn city can comix : ! the company to lay Its mains on streets where they liavo boon located , by ordi nance. For Sohlltz Oder apply to tt. R. Grotto Somebody Mod. OMAHA , Sept. 11. To the Editor of TUB Dim : In yesterday's BEK appears a letter slenod "Republican" accusing mo of going into a democratic caucus with a democratic combine , and tLat I pledged myself to depose two of my assistants to secure myself tbo position of clerk. Now , Mr. Editor , I brand tbo obovo n wil ful Ho. The man that wrote It Is a coward or ho would sign his name to his communica tion. Every one conversant with the matter knows that 1 bad nothing whatever to do with Ibb caucus , and tbut tbo position was offered me unanimously , which very few would do- clinu to accept. Had a democratic cleric been selected It would not have saved the two as sistants whom "Republican" Is so solicitous about. As a result two republicans were saved to the oftlca whoru It would have boon none otherwise , A to ma being n straddlor , ai Is claimed by this individual. I will leave my record , as n republican and a citizen in the bands of those who have kuowu. mo In Omaha for the last twenty-two years , not caring much for the throats of this anony- nious scribbler , J remain , yours truly , Joux Gitoves. The U. S. govormunut are using argo num bers of the Improved Howosealoj . JJonlou & bollock Co. , BCOUU , Chicago , 111. ALL FINES TO BE REMITTED , Missouri Passenger Association Havers B Chairman Smith's Decision. VOTES OF THE MEMBERS UNANIMOUS. Humors of n Iteuclverslilp Ibr the Itlclunond Terminal .System New 1'rcnldont for llio Denver & Illo Grande. Cirr , Mo. , Snpt. 11. Before ad journing Wednesday evening the Transmls- sourl Passenger association transacted au important bit of business which escaped pub lic attention until now , .lust before adjourn- tug one of the lines submitted a resolution to thn effect that thd line of & ! 3 assessed ag.ilnst each of the roads by Shnlrman Smith for neglecting to secure the signatures of passengers to tlnkots , ns required under Iho rules , be remitted. Each road In the associa tion had boon lined SA > and the rlce of the ticket , which amounted to fV ) for oncli lino. The resolution wus read am1 n great big smile went tbo round as tbo unanimous vote of all the members present was cast for It. Tbo resolution has not vet taken effect , as the votes of the Northern Pacific and the Great Northern are lo bo secured. There is little doubt of the way thu two lines will voto. Humors of u ilrcclvershlp. Niw : Yoittc , Sept. II. Humors of a re ceivership for the Richmond Terminal sys- lorn were received today and it was stated that Iho company's finances Wcro in such a shape Ihnt hasty steps would Imvo to betaken taken or current claims would bo pressed against it nt once. None of the ofllclals could bo seen after tbo rumors became definite , but It was learned that the parties Identified with the control of Iho property were workIng - Ing on a proposition to relieve it from tlio burden of carrying any longer tbo floating dcbls of lines composing Iho system. The proposition provides in some way for the permanent assumption of the llouling debt by n syndicate , probably of creditors , who will bo secured By the deposit of all the collateral now in the treasuries of the various companies. Of these , the Georgia Central , ha.i a floating debt of $ i,7r > U- , OOJ and securities In its trcasurys of a par value of $ ' . > , ( XM,0H ( ) . The Richmond & Dan ville has a floating debt of $4,000,000. The floating debt of the Eiust Tennessee is not dcllnlloly known , but Is believed to be very largo. The Rlchmoud Terminal itself has a floating debt of S-'MO.OOO , borrowed on ? SOO- 000 state of Georgia bonds. Nearly all of the debt Is on time lo.in ? , nnd it is claimed that the company , if u market could bo found for Its securities , could pay off the ontlro amount without trouble. Ilia Grniido's New 1'rcsldenc. Dn.vvKit , Colo. , Sept. 11. It Is now pretty generally conceded that Edward T. Jeffreys of Chicago , ox-general manager of the Illinois Central , and nt present superintendent of Ironsportntion for Ihe world's fair , will "bo the now president of the Denver iV ; Rio Railway to succeed Mr. Moffntt. Chairman Council of the board of directors today In an interview intimated as much. Mr. Jeffreys will ho hero Moday to arbitrate some matter ) between tno Midland and tbo Rio Grande and then , in company wllh President Manvel of the Santa Fe , will go over the Hlo Grande system us the guests of Mr. Copocll. The latter gentleman would neither admit nor deny that the Chicago man was to bo offered the presidency of his road. Hallway Gossip. Ciuc\oo , 111. , Sept. 11. Tao Chicago Rail way Review , In the forthcoming number , will urge for appointment to the vacancies In the Interstalo Commerce commission A. F. Walker , present chairman of the \\estorn Trafllc association , to take the place vacalod by Chairman Cooley , nnd August Scboon- maker as successor to Colonel Morrison. Evidence is not wnntinir that oast-bound rules on certain commodities are being secretly cut. A railroad man said today that he wus prepared to provo.thnt the Chicago & Erie was cutting tlio rnto on provisions r > cents per 10U pounds from Chicago to the seaboard. A big row will probably bo the result of this discovery. DoWltt's Little Early losers for the liver CAPITAL. CITY yinrs XOTUS. Sewer Costruotion Gives Hlso to Some Slight fjitiKiitton. LI.VCOLX , Nob. , Sept. 11 [ Special to THR Ben. ] tl. Raippo demands $1,000 damages from tbo city of Lincoln. Ho says that ho owns property nt B nnd Twelfth streets. That the B street sewer last year caused an immense lot of water to baclc into his prem ises , causing JoOO damages. Further , the city , ho says , abandoned ft sewer construc tion near his store at Eighth and C streets and the sewage flowed out of U and formed in puddles in front of his business place. That It poisoned his well , made his family ill and drove nwny his customers. Ho wants $ . " > 00 more for this. ixciiupiiir.E DRi'itAVirr. Cards distributed about the city state that the bearer will bo admitted to a show by Miss Alice Johnston on Eighth street , Vis itors who have gouo to the show toll an astonishing story of how , for 12Ti eouts admis sion live nude females go through a disgust ing performance. Up lo Ibis ovouing no ar rests bad been made. ATTK.MITEI ) SUICIDE. Asn Sawdoy , a hostleuj altomptod to com mit suicide last night. Ho purchased some chloroform nt Nolr's drug store nnd swal lowed a sufficient amount to kill him. Ills wife was alarmed by his condition nnd called In physicians. Their prompt work saved Sawdoy. Ho refuses to give nnv reason for his suicidal action nnd bis wife is at sea as to what was the cause or his action. IllltlOATlOX COXOUE83. The following additional delegates have boon selected by Governor Tbayor to repre sent Nebraska nt the Irrigation congress to bo hold at Salt Lake September 15 and 11) ) : H. M. Casoboor , M. D. , of Lincoln , II. E. Carey of Omaha , E. E. Leech of Big Springs , J. H. Abbott of Big Springs , W. D. Aklns of Weston. This completes the list and further applications will bo useless. IIOVI ) COUNTV FAIH. Boyd county comes to the front with nil arrangements to have n fair every year here after. Todnv articles of Incorporation were filed with the secretary of state. The amount of capital stock Is $1,000. The place chosen for holding the fair is Butto. The directors selected for the first year are A. S. Warner , Robert Ford , O.V. IConaston , T. J. Reed nnd G. T. Bastodo. ODDS AND ENDS. Tbo Geneva Hardware and Harness com pany has llli > d articles of incorporallon with an authorized capital of (10,000. Thu Dowltt Creamery company has filed articles of incorporation nnd starts In with an authorized capital of fO.OOO , NATUFIAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla - " Of porfoot purity. Lemon - Of great strength. ' Orange - Economy In tliolr use Almond - Rose Flavor aa dolloatoly end dellcldusly aa the fresh Trulb i AVI MI nun.so ! / Ult iii.u'liln ' ol'tlio Uxnnril licot SHUT Ortinpiui ) ' . Opricp. OP run OxNAiili llr.KT Sunui COM- rNr , Nnuioi.K , Nol ) . ; iHont. 11 _ To the Kdilorof Tnr IJnp. : 1 l ayn Juit rccolvod n letter from Mr. Henry a Oxnnnl , proslJont of our varloui companlc.s In which ho soiids mo n latter to bo sent tp the press , n copy of which I enclose you. J Tha rcnion of this U tliAt wo nro constantly receiving lottars from dlfrdront pnrU nf thU state , its well us other ports of the country , nsklng us to cotno nnd loJlt nt that particular section with n viovv of locftUnp it factory , aud ns wo uo not Intend mover hulld another factory in the stntu of Nournsna uiilesi the icghlnturo of the state stinll see tit to ksup peed fnith with us wo thliiK It Juit ns well to otnullsh this fnct Just now. It hnd boon our intention to no right nhond and nmko Nuhraiku the homo of the beet sugar Industry , and , ns you nro already awaio , when we decided to locate our second plant nt Norfolk , whluh wo did last Novem- tor. ) we had not the falnum Idea that tha lei'lslnturo would have taken such Unfair nctlun as to remove the bounty bo fora wo hnd had an opportunity to iccelvo nnv bounty tliorofrom. The state ha * bean ad vertised widely all ever tha country , aud wo regret ni uiuchns anybody what has tiiltcn place , but wo look upon it as bad faith to wards us , nnd It certainly has been thn mast unwise action that could possibly luvo been taken for the good of the .state of Nebraska , mid especially tbo farming Intoivsts. 1 should very much lllte lo Imvo jou visit us whllo our boot Holds nro still croon nnd before tlio harvest commences , ns we have a number of Holds here that nro going to show immense tonuntrc , and in many instances our farmers linvo assured mo th.it they nro anils- llci' ' tbcro Is big money In r.ilsliiL' becMs. J. O. HXMII rov. Nouroi.K , Nob. , Sopl. 11.To the Kditor of Tin : BIKVlllyon : : uo kind enough to insult the following in your columns In answer to numerous inquiries received by mo , vlr. - Owing to tlio fnct that tha stale ot Ne braska has taken oil the bounty on sugar at a time whun it worked an injustice to these who hud btnlt factories relying on same , and referring to my loticr addressed to the mem bers of the loglslaluro saying that under no condition whatsoever would our company build any moro factories In Nebraska , should the bounty bo taken off at thu present time I wish to further emphasl/o the fuel bv sayIng - Ing to all interested In having factories built by us iu the state that wo will not consider the matter again until the state legislature in some way makes amends to us oy restor ing Iho bounty in some form , aud llieroby maintains the pledge of good faith offered us when wo lirsl decided to establish our factor ies in Nebraska. HEMII T. CKsAim , President Oxnard IJeot Sugar company. < DoWitfs Llttlo Early losers ; only pillolo euro sluk hcaductio und roguiato the be.Is Kxpcct n Uloocly Coniliut. SVK ANTONIO. Tox. , Sept. 11. Tbo rangers nro in close pursuit of the Southern Pacific train robbers und may come upon thorn at any time. There are eight robbers and fifteen rangers , ana When the two parties meet thoru will likely bo a bloody light. DoWitt's Llttlo barly Risers ; bou lltttq pills for dyspepsia , hour stomach , badbro.ith. Nottca oflve Una or lea uiulcr tliu liaut. fifty cents ; each diMttfrmul Un' ten coif. MANGOLD-Ku.'ono , acpdSyearson Friday , buptumbur II. ISUI , : tt2 o'clock u. in. I'lincral Burvluus b.itunlny iitirtt'fflook from tlio lus- Iduncu. 17 South Ninth struct. Iiitoriiiunt Lauiel IIII1 cemetery. Recent experiments as read before the Jast Congress of Surgeons at Hcrlin , leave no doubt ihat the true'Vny to C'LEAJt THE SYSTEM OJ ? MICROlil is through the pores of Uie aUiu. It has been found that n remedy wlu'ch kills the Jli- crobi will also destroy the life of the patient ; but it has also been found that the Microbi can be forced out through the skin , and it is in this way that < S GJ Cl relieves the system of poison. > 3' ' vj > .g WING SUFFERED much from Contagious - gious Blood Poison , after Uiing half a dozen bottles of [ KjSStJjjSjjI was nnsToit- ED TO rmtFKCT IgagUgfil nEAi/rn , and all cruptivo sores disappeared. You nro at liberty to nmko any use of my statement that you wish. J. CROSBY BVJION , 208 Third Avenue , Piltsburg , Pa. Treatise oil Blood and Skin diseases mailed free. swirr SPECIFIC co. . Drancri. Atlanta. Ga. l VETERIMARYSPECinCS For Horses , Cattle , Sheep , Dogs , Hogs , j AND POULTRY. AGO Faao Hook n Treatment of Animals aud Chart Went 1'reo. cmiEfl < FovprB.ConBCStloiiH.Inllnnimatlou A.A.lHpinnl ilIrnTnitltlH , Milk Vovor. JI.H. StralnH , IjamcnuHfi. Klieiimatlamr < : . ( : . . -Dlctcinpori Itluenl Dlucliuvnua * ] ) .I ) . I ) < it or CJrubfl , U'orinx , > " . .K.'nii2hHt Ilcnves , I'nimuionitu V.V. Colic or OrlpCH ) Hellyacbo. < ; . < ! . . .nilnrnrrlagO ) Ilouiorrlinccs. II. II. Urinary nnd lllilnoy Il eaHC9. I.l. Kruptlvo l > l rnnc . ninnait. J.K. DIHCUHCH of DIucHtlou , rnralyslB. Blnglo Dottle lover EOdoscaX - - .00 Htnlilo CnnOt with SpocUlc-fl , Manndt , . VacVlnary Cure Oil and llddlcator. 87.00 Jar Vetrrlnnry Cure Oil ) - - 1.00 Sold bv Druggists ; or Sent Prepaid anywhara anil in any quantity on Becelpt of Prlco. HUMPHREYS' MEDIOINE CO. , Corner W Illlam and John Sla. , Mow Yort. In UBO 50 yeara. The onHsnccosflfal remedy for Nervous Debility , Vital Weakness , unil 1'roitratioD. from over-work or other cniuea. 1 I'er Tin ) , or a riols on J Urge Tinl powder , for W. SOLD nr uncooisTfl , or rant poatpaltl on receipt of prlco.-HUMPHREVS' MEDICINE CO. , 0 D ? . William and John Bts. . N. Y. BAD BLOOD I ! Pimples on tba Face | : Breaking Out | ) Bkln Trembles | ; littloBordS ) HotQUal i Uoilii Blotcbeai < OeM Born I Bad Breath | ; Bert , Mouther Lips | : If you nlTiT from our f i lliMO .ijTuiptuiu. , tuka i : oii1y know'n mwllclne tlw ? 1U i\\uMy \ ernul-j Scats tha polion from th ft io. not ft Jrom- : yoUrd.ruKl.l.orwrjt.tpl > . . nooKr.it A : : o.aoweii _ FOKtSAI-R IIV KU & CO. und MAN & MeOONNEU , , cuitts Ooldi in ti He&d _ by pnt applTct * lion ; , Ottarrh ' In v.ry ( hoit ltnt ; F Tlt ftom thrttto Av < . i hs I SCROFULOUS BABY Our Family Physician Heroin mends Cnllcitrn Hcnicdlcs , nnil Snys They Cured Our Cliild. I'ntlirr Went 25 Miles to ( Jet Ciitlrura , nnd I'ccls llmiikful nnd \\i\\\ls \ \ \ \ Others t > lions He Did. MjrclilM broke out wllli fcrofula when two months nlil , nnd nn trtail nvorytlilnit lh.it llu ilcntur couW iln H look mil ln < Imir nml broke out on hl lltriln nndnoMIt KM then ( 'I'm ( Ml V ItrMKlMKS were rt'coninipmlo I by our iloctor who nllumttM him , nml l < now iltlliiif liori > 1 ho ilootor mil fi'rici u v Hf Mt liirs ciireM tny rlilld , nnil recommend * ttivin for nil dUi'ini' * of Ilia xklu nml bliiotl It illil nut Inkn but one ti < i of ( TTiri-iiA HrMMinn I went Iwenlr-llvc mto ! < to irH them My chili ) H well niut Inn n linobeail of hulr ns cnn bo fur ulilch I rout Ihmkfiil lo > uii , for my wlfo M In Im I lu'tillh I luvu recniiim.imtoil llio rrnrriiA U > : uimr.4 : lo oilier * I'rlnt tliH If you think It will cnuso any per son to tlo I ill'l I ) K MKNSOV. l.-uiitlor. I'lkoCo , Ark. 1 nm llio doctor tint rrcomniendn 1 CfTtrriU i > KMiii > s to I ) ! IVn-on i | mto known them to ( urcsinoral 1ml cnvs uf skin nnil blood itlso.mu. MiiJ 1 ny they nro cooit MI3.S MAUV i : I1UOOK3 , M 1) Cuticura Resolvent Thi > now blood and skin piirlllur and Kru.ilo-tt of Inimnr reniiMllo-i. cU'.insi-s the blood of nil linpililtlesand poisonous elements , and thus roinovcs tbo cuiisi' . while ClTtuiMll. thr grunt sUlu ouio , and I'tTlcruv MAP , nn t-xiiulsltii .sUin liciuitlllei , ulr.ir the sMn anil sculp and icslore tbo luilr Thus the iTricuitv KKMK- im : t cure i-\ory species of Itching , linriilnu- , s'-uly. pimply , and blotchy sluu. scalp , and blnod < lliiM ns , from plmplns to scrofula , from Infancy to use , when llio fcmt physicians f.ill Sold everywhere. Price. Cimcrm , We ; Sovip , 2'.c. ; lUM > i.KST. . il. I'lupnrud by the I'ormi Dill" ! ) AND ClIKMICVI , t'OlirollATKIN , llOStOll. ff * ! > emlior "flow to Cure lllixul Diseases. " 01 p.igos , W Illustrations , nml UK ) testimonials. skin : ind scalp purified and bonutlllod by CTTirnn Sop. . Absolutely pure. IT STOPS THE PAIN. HueU who. kldnov pains , weak ness , rheumatism and muscular pains relieved In onu inlti'itubv the C'litli'iir.i Aiill-l'nln Plaster 'r-c. Grand- Opera = House , GARROW OPERA COMPANY. TONIQHT : A. ml rail's llo.intlful Comic Opera TONIQHT. BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES. PRETTY GIRLS CHARMING DANCES. CATCHY SONGS MATINEE TODAY AT 2:3O : P. M. PopuiarPrices , 25c , 35c and 50c. Ilcscrvcd Boats by Mull or Telopbonu T.'l. Wk'YT Wl'I'K the company will pioduco a H&Al \ \ Liljll Clrand Kepeitolro-a dliroiont i omlc Opera every nlstht und grand and lust Matlneo Wednesday. Boyd's STew Theater. Seventeenth and Hnrnoy bticets. "The Handsomest unrt Safest Theater In America. " Last Day of Keene , Two Shakespearian Plays. Grand Matinee Performance This Afternoon at 2 p. m. THOMAS W. KEENE , Appearing as Shylookin "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. " Price 50 Cents and 75 Conts. This Evening a" 8:16 : Mr. Kccno Appearing as Kins Itlohard In the Sublime Tragedy- ) "RICHARD III. " Prices HcftcrvcU ncatf In pnnjuet um ! parquet clrclotl.OOi reserved sent ! In b.iUony T.'ic ; Konunil ailml.iMon to first floor 75c ; KCncral lulmisslon to bulc'cmr fHlcj KillcryS" Tnreo Nights , 8ept. 10 , 11 nnd 12. Lincoln J. Carter's Grand Sccnlo I'roduotlon , THE FIST I'opular prices I3e. " "if. . " > Boyd's Hew Theater. lIumKoinu-a and Hafoit Thcatur In AIIIUILM. ! buvcntoonth and llarnoy Streets. JTniiildtTWft'rtii / ( I/id September 13 , 14 , 15 aud 1C , Tlio Comedienne , PA.TT-I ROSA. Assisted by Will Mandovlllo. Joe C'uwthorno and a sitporl ) coinnany In the follcnv In ulays SUSDAYamt MOXDAY , IMP. TruanA r ( itid WKDXKsnA r. DOLLY VAUBEN I'arquel and I'lirquat Circle , fl ; llnkonr 75o , AilmlHHloii to first floor. Tie ; Adinlanliiii lo luil- couy , Ulc Tliciu nlll bo lii'twiriioii 'Ml nnil Ml duals nt fiUu onch Intho Imlcony , li.illury. l'ic ! FARNAM Sl'REIil1 TIIHATliR. KonrnlshtseniiinieneltiR Siinduy nlchtSuiit. D. THE BRILLIANT DRAMA. MASTER AND MAN PaOJUCED WITH A STRONG CAST AN'I ) GRAND SCcNIC EFFECTS. _ l'oiiillnr prices l'VSSe.Po ! , Nip , 75c . DIME EDENMUSEE WDKK UK BKI'THMlinit 7. Liy.y.in Sri'ltunON. the Armluss Planlsto. Mltli\.s ( : Illiunlnutud I'uiior.iiiui. IJTTM , HUltK SHOT , In Trick HhootliiR. MAItSII. tlui Trotnbonn Klin. UKItTIi : T1IOKNTON. iil : < A IIAKEIt nnd othura HeWs Nerve Tonic PilU O > rolniomonlaNcroaiuuili'liiil > t IU.tillllj , Vital Kihauitlon.I'aln lnthtUckCoiaiUnd9orFtiellUd Olrcalatlon , llluo UBM under tlio jtJ.mpes.uninojorerTO or lllooa LMiroicg In Klthcr Hex. Nerve Tonio Pilla MAKES NEW HEALTHY BLOOD AMD RESTORED THE NERVOUS SYSTEM They lrln the rony tint of Health to tlio allow cbcelc. It you oroBuaorlug from Uo. ranKomentof the Nerves , Impure Illooil oc Punt J'.rrora , yon ebould at onoo Ukp Eir. Hobbn1 Ncrvu Tonic P lli , tbo OreuJ Lire Moiiowor.oi they will enrich your lllood nj etroniftueayour Nerves. l'tlcoOQc nU ftTlM. for calo Ly Oruuclita or eeut by mall. HOBB'S MEDIOINE CO. pnorilKOn * , AN rnANCIBOO , CAU , CHIOAQO. ItV Kiilui & Co , Cor I'llli and louul btj J A. Kullur Cu Cur llth nnil nonplus Hti. A I ) Koitur A t'u I'niincll Illiinj U lAlUuu. leh. HELLMAN'S , I3th | ntrdeLasrnam now cannot bo HELLMRN'S. ' nib . _ / and Farnaw Sis. , Omaha , necktie -worth from . , . - to ct 1.50 and a clean collar , with a pair of snoes well shined will make a transformation scene in man's dress which can only be appreciated by ex perimenting. The handsomest line of NECKTIES ever shown in the city of Omaha at any price is now displayed in our windows at 50c each , and are beng bought by the elite of the city in half- dozen lots. For 15C we will give you an excellent collar in all the latest styles ; with a little elbow grease and tk REST * Mt H f Jl and Farnam Sis. , Omaha. So '
