Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA .DAILY BEE : : SATURDAY , OOTOBJSK 3 , 1891
IN MURDERER NEAL'S ' CELL ,
Governor Thayer Holds a Oonforenco with
Allan Jones' Slayer.
PLEAS FOR EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.
.
Wlint tlic Governor HaM After lllH
Talk AVUli tlio CoiHlemiiicd
Man People \Vlio Want
to CoiiHolo Ncnl.
( jovornor Thayer was In Omahn ycstordny
looking Into tha evidence and alleged ovi
der.co In the Ed Neal caio.
The governor was closeted for moro than
nn hour with Mr. Charles Ogdcn nnd .loo
Clark , the fallen woman who has been
bonding nil her energies to
save the condemned man from the gallows.
Mr. Ogden has boon retained bv the woman
ns nu nttorrtoy in tho.caso nnd she mot tlio
governor yesterday morning to lay before him
the alleged evidence that she claims to have
that Neal Is innocc'it.
It was rumored that .loo Clark had told the
governor that she was Ed Neat's sister , but
this story was scouted by others. The gov
ernor was very much worried over the mat
ter but would say but little excepting
to the attorneys and the woman.
Ho said to one gonilomnn. "In nearly all tha
cases of this kind that I have had to deal
withj there has been no question ns to the
guilt of the condemned men , but in this
cnso" nnd then ho stopped sud
denly nnd nftor hesitating n low
seconds said , "I suppose there
can bo but llttlo doubt about this case. "
Noil's attorneys feel tjulto conlldont that
the covernor will commute the sentence. Ho
visited Neal in his cell at 2 o'clock nnd had n
long conversation with him.
To n Bun reporter the governor said : "My
duty In this case U ot course an unpleasant
ono. I do not care to say anything for publi
cation. I have seen the condemned man and
u m engaged In looking over tbo ovldcnco. I
Hhall not get through looking Into the facts
In the case for a couple of days yot. "
"It is rumored tnat you nro inclined to
commute the sentence. Is there anythinc
in Itl"
" 1 have never Indicated to any ono what
my opinions were with regard to the caso.
All statements to that effect nro utterly with
out foundation. When I have thoroughly in
vestigated the case nnd have satisfied myself
with regard to the facts , I will dccldo
whether or not to interfere with the decree
of the court. It will bo several dnys yet before -
fore I shall bo able to investigate the case to
my entire satisfaction. "
Yesterday afternoon Uov. II. A. Crane of
thoSoward street Methodist church called on
Jailor Horngan nnd requested an opportu
nity of praying with Noal.
Miss H. Kacch also called at the Jail. She
informed llorrigan thut she was engaged in
prison work and wanted to see Ed Neal. She
was iiiforncu that it would bo Impossible to
gam admission to his cell. The refusal was
mot with tears nnd ns the llttlo woman
started to go she left n testament , with the
request that it bo sent up to the murderer's
cell.
cell.In
In the meantime active preparations forthe
going on , that everything may bo in readi
ness for the final drop. Yesterdav , under
the direction of the Hherlff , Assistant City
Engineer Crate staked oft the ground where
the enclosure will uo built.
The space is on the southwest corner of
the court house grounds , ! lSx 113 feet. The Jail
walls will form the north and cast side of the
enclosure , whllo tlio xouth and west sides
will be sixteen feet high , built of boarps. The
scaffold will bo erected inside of this.
Citro lor tlio Drink Habit.
The John Holiday Remedy company , of
Burlington , la. , guarantees to euro the drink
habit nnd dypsomama. Homo treatment.
Remedy sure. Ingredients harmless. For
bottle , postpaid , with full directions , $2.50.
No testimonials published , and correspond
ence kept Inviolate. Wo nave used our own
medicine.
Omaha industrial oxuosition , grand
lacrod concert Sunday afternoon.
A GUAM ) JUKV.
Ono Cannot He Called Until Next
Year.
It is now evident that there will ho no
grand Jury called during the present term of
the district court. Thursday afternoon
Judge Estcllo and County Attorney Mahoney
bold a consultation nnd decided that the
power to call a grand Jury during term tlmo
is abrolutuly tnlcen uwnv from thu court. If
such a body convenes , It cannot bo before the
Fobrunry term.
Judge Estcllo Is of tha opinion If the find
ings of the various investigating committees
nro true thnt there U plenty of work for sucli
a Jury to perform.
In the furniture case the Judge states thnt
if it is true that Bllllngsloy , the agent for the
Kotcham Furniture company , actually offered
Councilman Spcchtn bribe if ho would vote
to award the city hall furniture contract to
Ills company , the subject is proper to bo con
sidered by the Judge of the police , nnd then
If the man Is found guilty the caao can taito
Its regular course nnd como before the dis
trict court , la tlio other cases , referring to
the Thirteenth street grndo and the nllogcd
charges that certain councllmon accepted
money to Inlluonco tholr votes , those matters
could only be considered by n grand Jury.
Court Ni
Judge Davis Is laboring with the case of
Wllllnm B. Hntnllton ngalnst the Homo Fire
Insurance company. Iiamllton alleges thnt
durhifj t'aoyotr ISS'J ' ho Insured his house
with the tibovo named company , giving
pramlum notes In payment , Falling to pay
the notes when duo , the company brought
lull. In the moantlmo the house burned and
Hamilton , paying his notes , demanded the
sum ( or which his property was Insured ,
11,000. The company sets up us u defense
that the notes were past duo ana unpaid nt
the time of the lira and coti ! > o < jnontly the
policy of Insnrunco was not In forco.
An Interesting ease , W. E. I'hillips ngninst
the Cook Anchor and Cublo company of Kim-
jas and J. U. Furran , U on trial Wore Judge
Ferguson. The ululntllT nllogos tUat In thu
year 1SSS the Cook Anohor and Cable com
pany sold Furran n patent right , for which
ho was to pay the sum of f 100. Drafts for
Iho amount vtjiro accepted hy Fnrrnn und
before coming duo were sold to 1'hllllps.
When the p.ipor was duo Fat-ran refused to
pay , churning that ho had boon swindled.
Pnrran tolls a different talo. Ho alleges that
Phillips nnd the Cook Anchor nnd Cable
company nro swindlers ; thnt they constitute
a gnntr of swindlers , organized to llocco the
farmers. Ho admits that ho was induced to
purchase a Job lot of patent right articles
which were to have boon shipped to htm nt
Hastings. The goods never showed up , but
ilx months after ho talked with the glib-
longuotl agent ho received n notice that nn
Omaha lawyer hold $ . ' 100 of paper ngnlnsl
him. Ho now declares that tie never signed
nny drafts or notes , only an agreement to act
ns the agent for the sale of the articles , that
the contract ho slgnod was changed Into
uepotlnblo paper and that Phillips is u part
of the Cook Anchor and Cable company.
The jury todnv returned n verdict In the
eiso of Joseph linker nnd others against John
H , Green , The cnso grow out ol the dis
puted title to thq Urnndvlow stone cinnrrv
tract oflnnU In tha southern portion of the
Jlty. The verdict was for the plaintiff.
Small In size , great In results ; DoWltt's
Llttlo harly Ktsors. Hou pill for coustlpa-
lion , best for sick headache , best for sour
itomaoh.
Onmlm Industrial exposition , grand
incrod concert Sunday ntturnoon.
When Daby was lick , ire CATS her Caitorlo ,
When lie was a ClillJ , 'ae cried forCastorla ,
VTIion she became Jllss , the clung to Costorla ,
When ihu U d CmJOrcn , slie cvo them Caitorla.
NOtlCU. ,
Co Kveryliody.
Messrs. Woatnnd Sabol. prcflontingnt
the Fiirnnm Street thciitor no.xt wool : ,
with tholr excellent Now York company ,
the society comedy drama , "Tho Old. Old
Storv ' , * ' tleslro to nnnounco to the public
thnt'Mr , Danlol Frohtnnn has Boon fit to
publish u card ( In New York ) to the
olToct that Messrs. Went nnd Sribol nro
endeavoring to inlwluiul tlio public Into
the bollof "that tholr company is n
Lyceum theater road company.
Thin statement on the part of Mr.
Frohman is false.
Messrs.Vust and Sabol would not
consider it beneficial to bo BO misrepre
sented tholr company In "Tho Old ,
Old Story" being far stronger than any
road company over presented by Mr.
Frohman.
What Messrs. West nnd Sabol do
announce , and wish known by the pub
lic , are the facts that "Tho Old , Old
Story" was played at the Lyceum then-
tor in Now York. The comedy was en
thusiastically received by the press nnd
public and was a great success. [ Was
pronounced bv tlio press as "belonging
to the same class as'The Charity Ball'
and 'Men and Women' and ono of the
most interesting things over done at the
Lvcoum theater. " ! The play and com
pany stand on tholr merits , and have
boon enthusiastically received wherever
presented , and pronounced everywhere
ono of this season's strongest attractions.
DoWltt's Little karly Jltsors ; boit llttlo
pills for dyspepsia , sour stomach , bad brcuth.
'OMAHA.
I'lacoM for
The Bonrd of Kcglstnition will sit on the
following dnys at the tltno and plnco desig
nated :
Thursday , October 0 , IMI. ) from 8 o'clock n.
rn. tollo'eiock p.m. ; Wuclnosiliiy. October II ,
I" > 'JI ' , from 8 o'clock n. m. to U o'clock | > . in. ;
Thursday. October S3 , 1SDI , from 8 o'clock a. 1.1.
too o'clock p. in. : I'rlilny. October .m , 18l ! ) , from
8 o'clock : ! , m. to ! ) o'clock p. in. ; tiiiturtlay , Oc
tober ill , Itai , fiom 8 o'clock n. m. to U o clock
p. m.
Tim places for roalstratlon uro located ns
follows :
Klrst wnrtl First precinct , J.cmm's scale
ollleo on Twenty-sixth street , between M nnd
N streets ; Hecond precinct , 1'olsloy N , Houso-
iimii's food store on Tuotity-fonrtli stioet , be
tween 1C and 1. streets ; Thud product , dwell
ing house east sideof Twenty-fourth street ,
between K nnd L streets' .
.Second Ward l'lr-t picclnct , Judge flrccn's
olllce. Twenty-sixth street , between N and U
streets ; second precinct , Itrown I'tirk hotel ,
Twenty-seventh street , between Q and 1C
stieets ; Third precinct , Uloason's grocery
building , llolloviie uveuiio , AlhrlKht.
Third Wnrd-Klrst preolnct , Kaufho'.rt's
bullilliiR. Q street , between Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth stiuels ; Second precinct ,
city llro bulldliip , Thirty-first and It sticots.
I'ouith Ward Mlsbourl 1'aelllo railroad
building , cast of Kxchan o building.
Democratic :
The Third Ward Democratic clob hold an
enthusiastic mcotinff Thursday evening. T.
J. Maloney presided. Speeches wore made
and considerable Interest manifested. Ed
ward Ilanloy , John Wlnnsly , Jaracs Broady
aud T. J. Maloney wore chosen irotn the club
to bo recommended at the caucus tonight ns
suitable delegates to the county convention.
Meeting adjourned until Saturday evening at
i > o'clock sharp.
Meetings will bo hold In the various wards
of South Oinuliu to choose dcloiiatea to the
county democratic convention at the times
and places slated below :
First Ward At PivonUa's hall , on L and
Twenty-fourth streets , Saturday evening ,
Octobo'r 3.
Third Ward At J. N. Burko's hall on west
Q street , Friday evening , October 2.
The concation will bo held October 10 nt
2 o'clock p. m. In Washington hall , Onmba.
Notes About tlio City.
Schuylor Smith Is home from an extended
visit to Murray , la.
Mrs. J. F. Cornish has returned from a
visit to Oskaloosa , la.
M. M. Catchpola of Stirling was a visitor
at the Exchange yesterday.
A. II. Calvin , Uochollo , III. . Is the guest of
hli old friend. Captain Cockrcll.
Miss Hattio' Scott was called homo to
Eagle Grove , la. , by the sudden death of her
brother.
Dr. F. 1C. Saxo of Santa Clara , Cal. , is
visiting his brother , A. W. Saxo , Twenty-
fourth and F streets.
W. H. Worswick , Jr. , arrived in the city
yesterday from San Francisco and is stop
ping with his parents.
J. P. Uyan loft yesterday for Onlcsburp ,
111. , to attend the national convention of the
Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen.
The oponine und social nt the Reed hotel
has been postponed until Monday evening
owing to the inclemency of the weather. „
Captain J.V. . Cress celebrated his iiftloth
birthdav and a party of his friends passed n
pleasant evening at his homo last evening1.
William Hike , charged with nssnult with
intent to kill , was found guilty yesterday nnd
sentenced to thirty days in the county fall.
Billy O'Koofo , formerly a well known con
tractor of this city , died in Macon , On. , a
few days since. The family have a number
of relatives hero.
The entertainment and reception which
was to have been given last evening by
Alpha ledge , Daughters of Hebckah , has
been Inilcflnitoly postponed.
Al Carpenter has wound up his business
affairs and severed his connection with the
llrm of Cockroll , Hunt & Carpenter nnd will
leave for Tiicomn , Wash. , In a few days.
Jko McCarthy , living near Papilllon , got
mixed up in n threshing machine , and had
several ribs broken and was otherwise-
severely bruised about the head and body.
The Epworth league entertainment nnd
orange festival that was to have been given
last evening nt the Mothodlst church , corner
Twenty- third and N streets , has boon post
poned.
An attempt was made Thursday evening to
'
burglarbo O'Connor's salood. SSl'a N street ,
which was nipped In the bud bv the vigi-
lonco of Uoundsman Murphy. The thief was
scared oft buforo ho seemed anything.
The Adams Express company has estab
lished an ofllco nt South Omaha and com
menced business Wednesday. J. P. Evors
is agent , with his olllce In the basement of
the Packers' National bank. The addition of
the Adams company gives to South Omaha
representation to all the express companies
whlcti Imvo agencies in Oma'ha.
Hood's Sarsaparmn has tno largest sale of
any mcdllclno before the public. Any honest
druggist will conllrm this statcmctn.
Omaha Industrial exposition grand
sacred concert Sunday afternoon.
ICcuorl ] ,
Register of Deeds Mcgcath has Introduced
n now feature In his onlcc. It Is a hook showIng -
Ing the real astata mortgages tlloil and dis
charged , This book will bo totaled on the
last day of each month. Last month the fig
ures wore ns follows ; Farm mortgages ( lied ,
four , consideration $ ' , ' 8,000 ; on city property ,
Hll , $ mvs > ' 'r ( . Fnrm mortgngcs released , jive.
50t ! ) ; on city property , 210 ,
For delicacy , tor purity , nnd for Improve
ment of the complexion nothing equals
Poz/onl's Powder.
liiilldliit ; 1'urmlts.
The following permits were issued by the
superintendent of buildings yesterday ;
U II. WllllaniH , ren.iltH to store. KIN
teo.itli and DOIIKO streets. . I 2r > 00
T\\o minor permits . joe
Total . . . . . IS.UJO
The Imtcst Conundrum.
WHY ! s Ilallor's Saraapardln nnd Burdock
UUo the most popular so.ip of the day ,
Because they both cleanse tbo skin and
Icavo It both soft and velvety.
IJOUIIHCS |
The following licenses were issued by
Judge Shields yesterday ;
Name mid Address , ABO.
J.Ioha I'lnuoy. Omaha. . . , , . , , , . . . 0
IHustoTrablfl , Oumha . , . W
I Kobort Cauilng , Gmuhu. . . , . , . g
| Catherine Uumpboll. Ouiuho. . 3
. -.No.KrIPPlnK' no nausea , no pain when
UoWlti's Llttlo Early Ulsors are takou
Small pill. Sato pill. Bwt pill ,
MADE GOOD BIDS FOR GRAIN ,
Daily Galls on 'Ohingo ' Inaugurated by the
Board of Trade ,
MOVERS PLEASED WITH THE PROSPECT ,
I'rlocH Offered on n Missouri Klvcr
finals nro Hotter Than Competi
tive MarkotH A ( jiietlou
of Inspection.
At last Omahn has n grain niarKot where
the farmer may como nnd sell his grain und
deal direct with the buyer on n sharp competitive -
potitivo basis and at figures which exceed
these offered In nny other nliuket In the
United States.
Tbo market was opened nt 11
o'clock yesterday morning nnd the call
went off In n spirited nmnnor with
sharp 1)kill Inc. Prices wcro comparatively
hlgnor than these in any othar marKct , nnd
bidders stood ready to bu > all thnt was of
fered. Owing to the 'fuel that It was not
generally known thnt the market would open
today the nttetulnnco was conllncd to the
grain men In the Hoard of Trade building.
Secretary Nason rapped the meeting to
order and outlined the situation brlolly ,
speaking of the Importance of making n start
In opening up n market.
L. D. Fowler was them called for nnd spoke
brlolly of the Immense resources surrounding
Omahn and of his abiding faith in the suc
cess of n grain market established hero. lie
alluded to his cxporlenco In the grain busi
ness nnd based his ideas of the success of
Omaha as ag rain center on the result of his
observations in this section. Ho urged tlio
grain men to throw olT all old fogy Ideas and
make n start.
H. C. Miller mounted the platform to make
the call lor the clay. Ho suggested that nil
bids bo made on the .Mississippi rlvnr basis
which Is n few cents lower than the city's
price. That is , all bids sbould bo made with
iho understanding that tha grain was to ho
delivered at the Mississippi river at the prlc6
agreed upon , the shipper to pay the freight
to that point.
Mr. Millar also stated thnt the grain
dealers no represented were not yet willing
to accept the Omaha inspection. What grain
they had received on the Omaha inspection
had proved satisfactory und if the standard
remained the same it would DO entirely
satisfactory to them , but they were
not sure that this would bo
the cnso. The Kansas City inspect on he
said , was n dead failure nnd It wirs impossi
ble to sell any grain on thnt inspection nnd it
. \\ould bo necessary for the Omaha Inspection
to bo proven reliable before it would bo ac
cepted.
The call then proceeded nnd the bidding
was lively. Xhoro were no takers but li was
clearly demonstrated that the Omaha prleo
Is to bo a good stiff ono as compared with
Chicago and St. Louis. All business was on
n cash basis for delivery ranging from live
to ton days nt the Mississippi river. Quota
tions were as follows :
WHEAT Turkey red , No. 3 , SlJ c ; No. 2
red , UJKc ; No. S rod , 3 > ; c ; No. 4 red , SS > c ;
No. ! 3 spring wheat , OlJ-jc.
Couv No. 2 , 5-lc bid , 5-l c askod.
KYI : INO. 2 , Sl c ; No. 3 , TSc , 20 days ship
ment.
OATS -No. 3 white , ST o ; No. 3 white ,
27 o ; No. y mixed , 'JT c.
Itiforiiuuion Froc-t
Do you know that any old sere or cut can
bo absolutely cured by tlio Intelligent use of
Huller's Barbed Wire Llnlinontt Bo merci
ful to your horse nnd try It.
Omaha industrial exposition , grand
sacred concert Sunday afternoon.
AXXO UXOEMEXTS.
Mr. Frank Daniels' comedy company , now
at tno now Boyd , are at present busily en
gaged durirfg daylight in rehearsing a now
ploy called "Tho Attorney , " which it is his
intention to play once or twice n week later
in the season. The company is also rehears
ing two pretty little curtain raisers , "An
Object of Interest" and "Tho Fool of thn
Family , " which ho will use alternately with
the new play. Mr. Daniels wont to Europe
the past summer , partly for pleasure nnd in
the liopo thnt ho might possibly pick up
something in the shnpoof n now plnv. Finally
ho came across Moukhouso , the popular Lon
don comedian , who owned a comedy that ho
had produced in England more than a thou
sand times. Monkhouso is ut present the
principal comedian in "La Cigalo , " but not
withstanding ho gave a performance of his
comedy expressly for Mr. Daniels. Daniels
was delighted anil bought the play outright ,
lie is non nt work Americanizing it and will
produce it next scuson.
Commencing with matinee Sunday next at
the Farnatn Street theater , West & Sahcl's
Now York company will play "Tho Old , Old
Story. " This bocluty comedy Is said to bo
equal to "Tho Wlfo" and "Men and Women"
nnd bubbles with bright comedy nnd pleas
ing situations from beginning to end , llko
good chnmpngno. Everywhere this laughable -
able atory has been told the audiences speak
only In Us praise. Snlo of beats is now pro-
grossing. Only this morning the box ollleo
was opened nnd the rush for seats fore
shadows crowded houses at the Farnam nil
next week.
The beautiful Cnrmcncita , who has made
such an Impression In the east by her won
derful dancing , will bo at Boyd's theater on
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday next , and
will bo supported by n company of Spanish
.students. It is said that in Carmouclta's
"sunjago" the cyo can scarcely follow her
movements. She sways nnd leaps and bonds
suddenly , nnd tosses nnd glides and whirls
and turns and crouches and rises again , and
in whatever position she assumes there Is
perfect rythm In each Inexpressibly graceful
line and billow of limb and garment. Car-
moncita carries with her nn nblo company of
singers , and during her performance , Von
Suppo's ono.-act oporottn , "Tho Lovely
dalatoa" will bo given , nnd also Offenbach's
ono act comic opera , "Lovo by Lantern
Light. " The sale of seats fet ; Carmonclta
will open at I ) o'clock Saturday morning.
For the last three evenings of next wcok
Branson Honnrd's great war drama , "Shon-
andoah , " will bo the attraction at Boyd's
now theater.
Owing to the very long and fatiguing work
Mr. Daniels has to do in his play of "Liltlo
Puck , " ho has decided not to glvo a matlnco
this afternoon. Three moro night per
formances will bo given of "Llttlo Puck , " to
night aiul Saturday and Sunday nights.
Vnr Inebriety
Use Hereford's ' Aciil Phosphate.
Dr. John J. Caldwcll , BultimoroMd. , says :
"It 1ms proven by experiment , and experi
ence to bo highly bonollclal in Inoorioty and
mental troubles. "
Omaha industrial ox position , grand
sacred concert Sunday afternoon.
Doylo'n Doatli.
The inquest over the remains of W. F.
Doyle , who was found dead in the alloy op
posite the Puxton Wednesday night , was hold
yesterday morning , Tl.j verdict was that the
deceased came to his death from a pistol shot
tired by his own hand with suicidal intent.
Thu remains will bo forwarded this evening
to his homo atC'arleton , IScb ,
A very small pill , but n very good ono. Do
Witt's Llttlo Early Uisors.
Positively cured by
'
these Little IMlls.
CARTER'S
They also relieve Dls-
Ircfia from Dysfxiala , IQ.
ITTLE digestion anil Too IJaarty
Bating. A perfect rem
edy for Ulxxlness , Nausea ,
DrowBlncBS , Iad ) Tuto
In the Mouth , coated
Tongue , 1'aln In the Sldo ,
TOni'ID UVEIl. They
roffulato the DowcU. Purely Vegetable.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE , SMALL PRICE
BABY fi SOLID SCAB
Disease of Itk-nil ntiil Skin.
Jinny Doottrtrs Mill. Cured by
lite Ciltlciirn II MUG lies.
1 Imro n flMer Iron tiled with blood Or skin dl en o
It comtiii'iiceil whon.nboiU ono yonr old.Vo would
try onoiloctornnd IHni nnollicr , nnd It fecmcit Ilka
they were Kind to not. rid of It. Whom thojr would
commence , thry wcinkl my It I * onsy drlal up nnd
cured , tint nt ln t Umy would .r H could not bo
cured. It run on iilxiut two ycHM. Wo luid tried nil
Ihei\oclor9iroiinilntid \ Ihoylind fnllcd. I rnit your
advertisement In tlmpnpcr , nnd wrote you for dlr
ccllons ninl you senCnuuv ropy of your book ut once.
We then itot Cl'Tlct'HA UKMI.DIE * itnd used It. It
dried up llto sores niul licalcd them up right nwny.
Her fncc , hi'nj nnd imrls ot lu-r body wcro n Kolld
scnb. Tlio wny It would commence It would rnl e n
mull lump iinilor tha skin , then bccnmo u "iimll plui-
I'lc nnd ItchtMl ! < > thut ulio not no rc l nliilit or day ,
nnd ihi ) would scintcli them , nnd yellow mnttur
would come out of them nnd they would keep
opri'iidltiK niul itching. I inn Mire from wlmt 1 know
ofthoCl'Tlrruv IUiKl : ! > ll'-i , they nro the bu t modi-
dtius fur.grrbfu.lu , ur blood or Jkln dl eases Unit nny
ouocan use. ( il'.OUOi : ( i. O.MU'ON.
JIlKh l'"lnt , Decnlor Co. , lown.
Cuticura Remedies
Tlic o grateful ti-itlinonlil * will tell the i-lory of
cre.it plii < lcal su trorlnir.iif mental nmml-ili , by reason
of liunillutiniru'isHKurjllons , nnd of threatened itin-
KCri Impidly and speedily imJo 1 , by tne Crm'UllA
HKUKMKX , thoRrcntestbkln Cure' , lllood I'lirlilcm
nnd Humor lleinedles thu norld has e\cr known.
Ci-TicriA ( UIMII.VK.NT. tlio new lllood nnd kln
rnritlcrlntornally ( to ile.infu the blood of nil Im
purities nnd nol onous rlonioriti ) , nnd Cl'TlcutlA ,
tlio Kroiit .SMu Cure , nnd CUTII t'UA MMP , nil ex-
qtililto M > ln I'.irltlcr nnd lleiuitlller , externally ( to
clonrthoikln and nrnlp and re-toro thu linlrl. cure
of ory ill ea o ami humor of the kln. isnlp nnd
blood , with tins ( ifhHlr. from Inlnncy tonae , friirn
pliiiplcHtOfrroriiln , when the best plislcluiisliu pl <
tal , and nil otber remedlen lull.
PIM I'l.lIS , black liciuH , roititli , roil , chapped , and
oily skin cined bv CITICL'HA ' OA1' .
ffORlEUfATiZllUTME !
IV ONK.Mm'TKTIinOt TlCIMIA ASTI
I'AI.V I'l.ANTKli rollovi" < rheumatic ,
' .c , Inu. k ilney , in inculiir mid fliust
pains Thu llrtt and only Instantan *
cons pam-kUUnx strengthening plaster.
f I took Cold , n
I toolr Sick
I TOOK
RESULT :
I talro My Meals ,
I take My Rest ,
AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE
ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON ;
getting Tut too , FOR Scoll's
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosphilesof Lime and
Soda NOT ONLY CURED MY liiCip-
ioiit Consumption ISUT IIUILT
ME UP , AND IS NOW I'UITING
FLESH ON MY BONES
AT Till' RATE Of A I'OUND A DAY. 1
fAKH II' JUST AS EASILY AS I DO MILK. "
SUCH TESTIMONY IS NOTHING NfcW.
SCO IT'S EMULSION IS Do'lNG WONDERS
DAILY. TAKE NO OTHER.
"THERE ARE NO FLICS ON US"
OJ'i"v ' \ . < "
( ijjjyt y Q"
nji Uils rmr tMWtdiM , Witei Da/a , Flits , Moth ) . n .l < > ,
AtttB , FUai oml plher | > mts. P Ur w lh ni t onpe by burning
EEABURY'S SULPIIUK CANDI-KS In } Our Iloomt. CloutJ ,
criun. AC. Uu SIADURVS iiyDiioNArnnoi. | I-AS-
TILLLb f rr couiuot fuml ttloD * Said ty ll
Sold infer
for Is. I'ijd. , nnd
in America I
for 25 cents a bottlo. :
IT TA-STJBS ? GOOT > . j
Dr , Acker's ' English Pills :
Cure Sickness and Headache. :
Biuull , plcu.unt , n fmorltu tilth the ;
W. II. nOOKElV'i CO. , NEW YOIIK.
I H.I.BKIIIIIiilltlKlllllir
KOIt SAMS HY ICUIIN & CO. und SllHU-
J1AN & MCCU.NNKLU Umuha.
Liebig
EXT RACT OF BEEF
"m DARKEST AFRICA , "
"By HenryM. Stanley.
'Tlio l.lcblkComiinny'B Kxtruct wns tlio choicest. "
piico. ) ' . , Vol. 1.
"l.lcbli ; nml incut noiips liml to lie iircpnrcil In su-
llclont iiiiuitltlo3 ] to servo out cupfiilH toonclieak -
i-ni-il niiin us lie iitiuut-reil In ' I'.IKU W , Vol.1 ,
c "Onu Mnill iiinnaiteil to crn l nu ir my tout. Ho
wni t once bornu to tire und lulil nltliln n few
Inches of It , nml with thu mlilltiun uf uulnt or lint
brulh miulu from tliu LloblK Uonimiir'H | ) K.xtniit ot
beef wo restored lilni tjlils onsua " - 1'iiKuM , Vol. II.
( lonulno only with ( UD-
ilmllouf J vex LIKIIIU'S
sluirituro In bluu Ink
across label thus :
VETERIMARYSPECIFICS
For Horses , Cattle , Sheep , Dogs , Hogs , j
3 . &XTD POOLTHY.
BOO Fnco Hook an Treatment of Anluiuls
. uiiiliJtiurt Heut 1'rt-c.
ctmi3 < Fov ( < r8TonBi HtlnuBInnammatlob
A.A.JHiiIiiul nionTiiultlii.AIIIlc Fovor.
Jt.ll.-.Siruloii J.Hiiieni'nK , lUii'iimulUm.
< : . ( ! . IHBteniu r , NIIBII ! DUcliiirucu.
D.D.-.llnlH onlirubHVoriun ,
K.K.of'ni'abiiiilleiivuH , I'nouuionia.
J'.l' . Cello UP iirlpi-H. lli'llracbo.
( ! . < } . - . IlHcarxliiBu , IloiuorrbuiieH.
II.II. Urinary mid Kidney DlnuuiicB.
I.I.-KruitU ilMi.nHCii , ntiinuo.
J.K.-Jl ouBO ot Dluvilieii , I iralysU.
Blngle Bottle ( orcrCO doses ) , - - .00
Htublo Onso. tth BiclflM. Man-iAl ,
VHcrlnaryOuro Oil aiul lledlcatur , 87.OO
Jar Vulurlnury Cure Oil , - . 1.00
Sold by DruBUlitD ] or Sent Prepaid anywhcro
and in any quouiity on Receipt of Prlcg.
unMpnmiYS' ' MEDICINE oo. ,
Corner William and John Stt. , Now York.
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC
JSPEGIFIC NO.I
In me au jf r . Tbo onNtDceowful remedy for
Nervous Debility , Vital Weakness ,
iul I'roitratlou , from oTtr-worlc or other cnuos.
VI | x > r vl l. or STiil anai rKiMil i > owd r , forts.
bou > ur HuuootsTH. orgeut r"t | illourocclit ( )
of prlco.-llUMPlintYS' MEDICINE CO. ,
Cor. WUUam * ml John Bti. , N. Y.
PEL
Centrally All the I-atf t
11
Located luiprorcucuti.
llromlwny.t St. , Ntuv Vork.
AMKU1UAN ANI > KUItOl'UAN 1'L.AN.
nnPIITA ANI > AMVOOI tui'Bn.KH nr tiio
IIMilII I A beit and only cnp Ml < yre.crlboil by
UUUU in rctminr phyrMana fir tbo cure uf
tionorrbua and uUcharuat from tlio urinary iiwiiis ,
'tint ID t dayi , II.W per uui All J. uggl.H
SELLING SHOES
In our "shoe store" is a different affair from selling them in any other shoe store yon were ever in , The
majority of our customers know our shoe stock as well as our shoe men do. Sit down stairs any day
and you'll see shoes sold in less time and with less words than you ever saw before in your life. Hero
comes a man in a hurry. "Gimme notherpair o'them dollanmquartcr shoes.nines , and be quick about it !
"Congress or lace" ? "Lace. " "Here comes another man. "Got those Goodyear Welts in yet to fit me ?
Yes sir , they came in today. " "All ncht , give me a pair of sevens , Congress ! " Here's a dead game
sport , "Say ! You I Got any o'them three nineties like the kicks on me feet" ? "Yes sir. " All rigftt
dance em out. " An I so it goes. They've all been here before. When we sell a man one pair of shoe ?
he's a regular customer of ours after that.
A 'I ( j1 O C 'c sell you a working man's shoe , with solid sole leather insoles and
JTV J. & * . > * _ ) counters that will give you goo.l satisfaction and save you some money.
AT $2.50 We sell a genuine Goodyear Welt Calf Shoe , that will give you
. more solid wear to the inch than any other shoe you can buy. You'll
see them marked four dollars , in shoe store windows.
' We sell the finest American Calf Shoe that it's possible to make. No five- '
AT
$3.90'
. dollar shoe that a shoe man will show you , can match this shoe in any5
particular.
We sell the finest Cordovan and Kangaroo Shoes. These shoes are usually
AT $4.
. , ually "cracked up" by shoe man as the dressiest kind of shoes and you're
"cracked" about seven dollars for 'em.
We sell the finest genuine I-'rcnch Calf Shoe. This shoe is strictly hand *
$
made , the stock is the finest to be had and the price is two to three dot *
lars under the shoe shops.
DO YOU BUY YOUR SHOES HERE ? IF NOT , WHX NOT ?
AMUSKMENTG.
NOW
Tlioalor
Seventeenth nml llnrnoy Streets.
FRIDAY , SATURDAY - 9 7 nr.rl d
Hpl9
AND SUNDAY. UU4 , 0 clllU t.
XU tuitiii'ilntt JtMllncc.
The master spirit of modern faico ,
Mr , Frank Daniels
And his bis comedy cotnpanv. inc'udlm ; Itcs-
slo Saiisou , presenting
LITTLE PUCK.
With : i liacKajro cur full of now Iclcns.
1'rlcos I'luciuctuncl jjiuciuotclrcli'.TSc. ' iinu H ;
balcony. 50o and TJC. A good resoivocl boat
for Ma
NGW
ThaatrB. *
Seventeenth and llnrnoy Stiecta
" 2 tie Handsomest ami Safest Theatre in America"
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday . " * ' .
Tlio r.-imoiis D.inclni ; llcnuty ,
GKRMENGITR ,
Direct from her triumphs or seventeen incntlia
New York Cltr , usslstcd by tlio renowned
SPANISH : o STUDENTS
And n complete cast , pro cntlns Von Suppu'a onn-
nct oporettii ,
THE TUOViaUY GAIi-tV/TEA
Also OtTunbach's ono-iict comic opera
UOVK riY L.AKTERK LUGIIT.
1'rlros of reserved seatt Parquet $1 ; parquet cir
cle "lie and ? 1. ( 'alloiy We.
OMAHA
oi'HN ruoii eio : : TO 10:11011. : M.
Take Dodge street cable past
the door.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
SUNDAY AFTHUNOON.
Children admitted Saturday afternoon.
FAHNAM- = STREET = THEATER ,
OnoWouK CummcncInK
SUNDAY MATINEE , OCTOBER 4.
A successful production nt tlio Lyceum Thc.itor.
N V , untltleil
The Old , Old Story.
MatlncoVcilnc3ilay unit Siitunlny
Popular Pricoj 16c , 25c , 35c , GOo , 76o.
DIME EDEN"MUSEE
Corner Iltli nnd Kai-nani Struots ,
Opuu Dully fiom to I 10 p. m.
Tlio famous Juvciillo iMiiollouiil actresf , Ml-s Int
tlul.ult ( > . In KDITIM ML'Ulil.VK. ' Klttputrlck
( uiully. Mvlss boll rln.'uri. ( Ir.lcu Cnurtliinil , wlti'li
on. Wall Street. Jiuiu11" II < ' tllii , Incllun s.out. Don
und Mccirci'or on Irish but ; pipes.
Admission , Uno Dime.
IDUOPOSAI.S roit run KUHCTION OK
JL i-chool llulldlngs and Stonm Ilontlng Uo-
Iiartmuntor tlio Intuilor , Ulllou of Indian Af-
fiilrn , Washington. 1) ) . O.hopt. Iltli , 1MI.
So.iHMl proposals , t'ndor.scd " 1'ionosals for
election of hfliool liiitldln s and stuiini lioat-
1ns. " " 9 tlio case may bo , and iicUlrcshcd to
tlio Commlsilonorof liullan Atrulrs , Washing
ton. D. O , will bo iceulvuil ut tills ollleo until
ono o'clock p , m. of Tliuisilav , October btb.
Ih'll , for thooroct on of the following school
lull dliiKS vU. : Thlrloon ( I.I ) fiamodiycliool :
liullilliiKb I on tlio Itosohnd Itust-rvatlon , h.
1) . ; 8 on the 1'lno Hld 'o UosiTV.itIon , S. I ) . ;
and I on tlio C'hoyomio Klvor Uvsorvntlun , S.
I ) . Tliliteen ( ii : ) frame lii'lustrlul cottiiRiM4
on the KiiMiliml Hi'aoi vutlon , S. I ) j ( j on tlio
1'lno HUl 'u liL'Surviitlon , f , 1) . . and ono on the
Cheyenne Itlver Ui'iorvutlon , S. I ) . Ono hos
pital biil'illir- ' the I'row ( 'root Kuscrvittlon ,
R 1) ) . Onulirli'k assomhly bulUlliiK , ono briok
liOMltal bnlldlir , ' , ono In Iclt laundry linlldliu ,
ana ono hrluk boiler IIOIIKO , all at tin ) 1'lno
KldL'o AKoii"y , S. 1) ) . . as per the plans and
snuulfluutloiis wlili'h m ly bo ovninlnod ultho
olllcos of tlio "Press and DaUotan , " of Yank-
on K. I ) . , the "llou , " of Omaha , Noli. , tno
llullilurs Hoard of Trade , " coi. Tth nniU udar
stroetH , St. I'aiil , Minn . and at the I'lno ICIdKo
Aconuy. H. 1) ) . , the Koiotmd A onoy , S , 1) ) , the
Clinyimno Klvor A i'iicy , 1'nrt lleiinutt. S. 1) . ,
and tlio Crow Crook Aaunoy , CiuwUruok , H. 1) ,
lllds are also Invltod for the houtlni : ot thoho
aa-t'inllv , hosnttul and laundry hulldliiKH by
inoaiiH of stoaiiii ajso sup ir.ito lilds for boat-
Ini ! tin ) iirusunt boarding hohool liulldlnirn at
1'lno ItluKO Auunpy by moans of stoum. Itld-
dors will liu roriulrod to submit uuuui.tto bills
for each bnllillni , ' , anil state the lonKthof tlmo
prouosod to bo onnsnmud in tholr cnnatriiu-
tlon. CliliTU'lKl ) CIIIXKH. Ilai-li bid must 1)0 )
aiTompunlod by u curtlmiil ohoou or draft
upoiifcomo United Mates depository . or sol
vent national biinlf. In Ihulelnity of the res-
Mencf of the blddur. made piyaldo to the
order of the Commissioner of Indian Altai ,
fur nt loiiht n\K I'Kii L'IMof : the amount of
the proposal , which chock or draft will bo for-
felled to the I'nltod Ktato * In ease any bidder
or bidders rufolvlir * an award shall fall to
iiromtitly execute a contract with good nnd
biillleiunt sureties , otliuru IMI to bo rutiiiiiod
to the bidder. llldn uuuuinirinlcd by cash In
lieu of a ) i tilled ohoi-k will not bo considered.
The rlKbt U reserved to reject nny or all bldn ,
or any part of any bid , If deemed , for ; the bust
Interest of tbo sorvlco. U V , 1U.I P. Ac-ting
Comiiussloiiur. siaJUltil
UNION DEPO.T HOTEL.
Corner lOtli and Masou Strot-ts.
New building , new furniture , orcry thliu flrit
clan , unott location In the city , nil iinxlorn tin-
Iirovc-iiiunti. atunin I lent , ijut. Cull Hull * . Hull
oil llurlivrHnoplnconiivltuiii Kli-ctrlo und tobla
Lur tounr i'irt of tlm city Try ut ami bo c'i
Tlor ea that wulmtu thu bc-.t hou o fur thu tnonuy
nuit uf LbtcaKu. ilitoi Iioaill Wto ll.Wpvr day
.Scntl usl , ? 2 or 88 for a box or line
candles mi'l ' bnu-boiio , liicli ivo willsontl
you iniinciliatcly by express to any part
of the country. A box of Sweetmeats
AS A GIFT
is ( ho
CORRECT THING
nntl always
APPRECIATED.
Oitr's never fall to ghc entire satisfaction.
Address ,
BRLDUFF ,
Omaha , Neb.
THE © EilCSML
nnd only < iomrileio and Muttnfuctory
Vunilenncil Mlnco Alciit In tlio tlnrlict ,
CJticup tlulxtlMitee and Vrnde Iinllntlnnii
nro ouorcil with the aim to prollt by luo popular-
liy of the New lIuBiunil.
] > < > not lie deceived but always Insist on uo
wo iv JJuelunti Itriind. 'I'liobcutniaOe.
KUXI > UT ALT * OltOCJUUH.
rplilnn llnhll
cnr.ctlnloloaodir.
a.im.J BI PUENaL b mn.O
wo
I.OOVO * n Delicate nnd Laitlnir O.lor AOd-ir.lnj.
KunnWo toprociiroHllANDOWllEUB ROAP wnd
2 lu stamps unit reculvo a cake by return mail.
JAS. S. KIRK & CO. , Chicago.
HIT.OIAr. . Rrmndon Itnlls Wnlti ( the POP-
ularHooloty Wiilti ) font Fltii : : to anyone
Ing UH thrco wrappers of Btmntlon ItcllH Boa p.
Ponfl lOo In ntumpii for eauiplo bottle
UtUt I'crlumt.
New
GOLD CUASP3.
Inifentions ,
loetli wlthi'iit pliitns , removable
work. ' 'Ilr. Tliroilkinortrn's intent. " No
clropptm : down of platoa , lilto anything you
like : tooth remain llrm. .hint tno tlnni : for
mlnUti-rs , lawyer * and publicMpunliors. . I'rloo
a llttlo more tli.m rubber plates , within roacli
of all. Dr. llnlloy. DontlHt. has tlio Hole rlitlil
to Uii'iilni nml Doualni f'ounty. ( Jlllue. third
lloor I'uxton blook. Urn. ilia. _ _
"lw anotnlilatoiln my homework for 15 yonri ,
, ll-iH - l i
> M' NicuuUi Wilton 7WS Dlililunhl
V. Docturoil with niuny phyilcluiK fur 'unmlo
eukiiini nml mod inuny rumi-illut wlilmut IxinutU .1
N e VKIIVE \NHciiriMi me I mm xrunv uj otur !
w nil mr < * ( ! w..rk ' II ( ierbo Hi ' " ' * ' " ' ' ;
o ilrcut NKUVK IIKAS CC ) HL'KKVIM N V
budbT.ooaiuaal'ru lo Ilioruriwiu tit c < iuiit-o
MEN ONLY
llcur Utitor.iL I'.rU Ctt
l f un4 |
f * ' r No h > mbuf , but MiulU , ) rro * >
Kitcurt AiJiiuJ , V , UUUit.LiW.
MOORE'S
LKAVKMVOUTII , Ktis. , G-15-00.
Dr. J. L5. Moore My Dear Sir : I hnvfl
boon subject to nick hoatlnclio n.11 my
life. Over two yosuvs ago I began usiiiff
Mooro's Trbo of Life for it , and 1 have
never hud u case uf biclc huadiichusinco. '
c.xcopt when the mediehio was nt ono
end of the road and I at the other. It ia
worth moro than money to mo. I heart
ily commend it to all sufferers of siult
headache. Very truly yours ,
W. B. LllK ,
Pastor 1st Haptist Church.
Mooro's Tree of Mfo , n putltlvo euro tor . ' { IJnay
and Mror Coiupl tint anil all ti ooJ ilhoiUv liuoila
nay to niiltor tTlion you onn uro t ur uiliu Uoom'l
Tree of i'lfo. t'uuGroit l.tfii Ituualrr
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 1878 ,
I"BAKERS0'S ( [ ( ! '
from which the excess of
oil has lieun removed , ill
Absolutely JPuro
and it i Soluble.
No Chemicals
nro used in its preparation. It lina
more than three times the strength of
Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrowroot
or Sugar , nnd is therefore far moro
uconomical , cos'.intj less than one cent
a cup. It is delicious , nourishing ,
strengthening , IASHY : DIOKSTUD ,
and admirably adapted for invalids
as well as for persons in health ,
Sold by Grocers ovorywhoro.
W. DAKER & CP , , Dorchester , Mass ,
DR , McGRHW ,
BII301AUIBT
Sixteen Yean Kiporlonco In tha TrcAtiauDt of
tormi of
3ViU DISEASES
Skin ll omoi liml Kiiin lo Ilhuimi I-mlloi frorn
2 to I only. Tru.iliin nt by corruii > Dinl iioj.
OUJoo. 14 and Farna n Htj. , Omalu , Nob.
Kntraiituoucllhuritruol.
. ' ! ' . HCI.IX t.nrllAI D'H IIIIIK.NTAb
( JKKAM , UK IIAUICVI. IIKA U I IFIKII.
lirimtiiiiTnn riinpln' . Krrck.
uurjr blunlth on
4UUtT , Mill lIlllH
lUUCtlOII. It !
10 % thu ttrit cf l
Ivan , anil li 10
Jmi mint , iull lt
tubu tur ltl picp.
irl/ mule Aruil
Hi ] tuuiittrrmt uc
tlinlluriiitine. Jir l
A. Buyir ulil Ui n
iuily ufllivlutut-lcn
( n.ntl | nl ) "Aiyuu
UiIixHlllUMttlirm ,
1 ' .
Inutlnrnirul 01 U
tloiik. " Kor l0 t > r
fancy Quvili l > e J *
' " ' ' ' " ' ' '
'ii'"l-K'l'V5'liuiIl"r.'j7 ; rii'iut'junci81. N , Y.
XVMYTliMI Aui-nU to icll the I'lnlejJ-
; \ i > 1 1MJ I'liilhi-il.lna Iliuonlr Iliiuom *
liiTciitvillhut lioMn tha ololhci wlthuul plnn a per *
fcclnu'iu'K patuiit rtuinitlr litucil , iuH onlj b/
uni'iit > , to wliuni tlio * * i liulvi ) rlk'ht li Klvi'H ' " > ' * f
crlptut Ucnti w will lumla m.rapla line IJT umllj
aUudrtulnr * prlio ll miul tcriu * touKunt * ecu' "
rour l-rril rr nt once A iilren TIIK I'INf.KSa
tLUTIIUaUMi CO. , II U mi ubl.Worc l * '