THE OMAHA DAILY TOE : " WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 12 , 1802.
BADE TWO BY JUDGE BREWER
Text of His Dccreo in Ibo Great Tele
graph Consolidation Case ,
HE ORDERS THE COMPANIES DIVORCED
rrpmplly Appriiioil from III * llrrUlon-
Jlnlo Wnr .Mi jr IJruW Out of the Kill-
I liorn' Illil Western Trnlllo Agnelli-
lion Quietly UIVM Up tlin ( limit.
l
The following Is n copy o' the decree
hnndoil down ycstordnv uv Jusllco Hroxver
ol the United Stnto * circuit court , In tlio
ctts.0 wherein the United Stales Is complain-
nut , nml thu Union I'aclllo llnilwny company
nnd the Western Union Telegraph company ,
defendants :
"This cause comin ? on to bo hoard at this
term upon iho bill of complaint , the several
answers of the dcfjndints , the agreed facts
nnd the proofs produced by all of the said nar-
Ito3 , nftor nrffuiiioiil of couuscl nna fJll
I consideration hy the court , It Is ordered ad
judged and dceiocil us fol'oxvi ' :
"First-Thai the following api-comonts
named In the bill of complaint , tottli : That
entered Into nn September 1 , IbO'.i ' , by ana
botwccn the Union I'aclllo Kaliwny com
pany and the Atlantic S : I'nclllo Tclofirapti
company ; that tnutlo mid entered Into on
December 14 , 18TI , by nud between the same
parties : that made anJ entered Into on July
1. 1SS1 , by nnd between the Union 1'nclllo
Hallway company and the Western Union
Telegraph company , and that made nnd
entoicd into October 1 , 1600 , by ana be
tween the Union Pucino Uailwnv company ,
eastern division , and Western Union Telegraph -
graph company nro l.eroby cancelled , un-
nulled nnd hold fur naURtit.
"Second-Thnt the defendant , ttio Union
Pact lie Unllwny company , ut once put an end
to all relations between It mid uofonuant ,
the Western Union TulegrnpU company ,
not equally allowed to all other persons or
corporations operating , owning or using thu
tot'ranli ! ( as "n means of couitnuulcutlon ;
also utonco resume possession of Usolllcus ,
pole- ) , wires , instruments nnd all Its other
property bulontjiU ! , ' or appertnliiitiK to the
business of U'loRrupuy aloiiK such o ( Its main
and brunch lines ua wore aided by the &ov-
ornmcnt under the act of July 1 , 1MM , und
nets nmondutory and supplementary thereto ,
nuU henceforth , by and throuch its own cor
porate ofllcors nnd omnloycs , muintaln and
operate for railroad , governmental , commer
cial nnd ether purposes such telegraph lines
nnd Instrument ? , and In nil ways cxerciso by
Itself nlonir nil tclcKiniih franchises con
ferred upon it und obligations assumed by it
under the several acts granting subsidies
In lands or bonds or loan of
credit to It and to Its constituent
companies or the acts ntncnd.itory
of or supplemental thereto , and in nil cases
where the said defendant company has not
noxv adequate facilities to enable it to thus
conduct the telegraph business nnd nfford
equal facilities to all , without discrimination
lu favor of or against nny parson , company
or corporation whatever , and to receive , de
liver and exchange business with connecting
telegraph lines and all companies desiring to
mnue such connections on equal terms and
nffod equal facilities to all nnd without , dis
crimination for or against any sueu connect
ing line ? nnd upon just and equitable terms
( all of which suld defendant Is required and
directed to at once proceed to do ) , that suld
defendant shall at once construct and provide
such facilities as tire necessary to carry out
the nrovisions of this decree und the several
nets of congress creating or aiding said
defendant comp.uiy or its constituent parts
and all acts muondntory uud supplemental
thereto.
.Must Move ami Miiy Appeal.
"Third That the said defendant Western
Union Telegraph company at once vacuto all
the ofllces of said railway company without
Interference or damage to the same and with
out removing , until the further ordur of this
court , nnv property therefrom or from the
line ot snld railway company , which tns here
tofore been jointly used by the two com
panies or the ownerthlp of which is in tils-
puto or is so co'incctcd with or mixed with
the property of the railway company as to
make It difficult to identification or thu re
moval of which will interrupt or inlerfnro
with the discharge of the defendant railway
us heroin sot forth and enjoined.
"ljrovlded , however , thu' , this docrco shall
not uo u-oustruoJ as preventing the said de
fendant , the Union I'.icilioKalhvny company ,
from leasing to tlio Woatcrn Union Tele
graph company the right to occupy with its
wires , Instruments , batteries nnd operators ,
upon reasonable and proper tonns , nny of its
poles along the right of way and space In
the depots or stations of the isnid Union 1'a-
clllc Hallway company not required railway
company for the transaction 01 its business ,
"fourth It is further ordered , adjudged
end decreed that Iho defendants Hereto are
allowed the period of sixty dn.vs niter tnc
entry of this decree to make such necessary
arrangements , adjustments nnd changes us
are rendered necessary by the annulling ol
said contracts hnrelnboforosot forth , and tc
carry out the provisions of this decree.
' Fifth -It is further ordered , adjudged
nnd decreed that the defendant , the Western
Union Tolngraph coimmnv or the defendant ,
the Union J'acillo Hallway company , maj
nave thu right to apply for and have statcc
nn account in this court between the said defendants
fondants its la the value of tlio telegraphic
property along Iho line of the said railway
compiiiiy , tlio cost ot maintenance and prollt'i
v of Iho suld telegraph line. ; , the amounts coi :
tributcd thereto by thu said defendants re
pectlvely , or their assignors or predecessor
in title thereto , ami all matters which iifTon
the equities of the parties aoftmdunt herein
and thu acts donu thereunder in which av
counting or accountings Iho Unltcu State
ihnil bo permitted to intervene for the pro
tection of its Interests and those of tin
public.
"Sixth It Is further ordered , aajudgci
and decreed that all parties hereto hav
leave to apply to tbis court from time to Urn
as thov niuy bo advised by their respectlv
counsel for further orders HI the foot of thl
docrco ,
"Seventh Thereupon each of the defend
mts pruys nn appeal in or en court , which 1
allowed by the court and each of the defend
ants Is granted loavoto supersede tbla dccrc
pending cash appeal by filing n bond in th
um ofOUO in the usual form with si
curitloa to bo upprouod acco.-dlutr to law I
tucli case miulo and provided ,
"Iv\iii J. UiiKUL-ii , Circuit Justice. "
Judge Hlnor yesterday nandoa down n di
clsion In the case of Uoollttlo Uros , agnins
Jacob Hursli. The object of the suit was I
enjoin tlio defcnduntH horn brlnslug fill
upon n forthcamlnc bond. Judco Hincr di
missed 'ho ault at nluintlfl's cost.
uici\itE : IT A CUT
BUlcl Olil Kllihorii AlUiguit to llu llrouUli
lilt ) 'Irnlllii Agruomoiit.
The opening of bids Monday for carrylr
troops from the various posts In Nebraska i
Chicago and return to participate In the dc
Icatorv cxcrciies of the World's fair Octob
21 , wns in itself n very llttlo thli
to do , nut It Is UUoly that co
ildcrablo dlftlculty will grow out of tl
bids offered by the Fremont , ICIUhorn
Missouri Yalloy railroad , which secured t !
contract for transporting the troops fro
Forti Omubu , Hoblnon uud Moid ,
The rate of f'.l.'M , put lu by that stcai
going and thorougnly rollablo road , the I'.l
born , from Crawford und return Is snld to
B ( out on rates , n violation not on
of the Transmlssourl ugrcomcut wuli
provides cash penalties , but ulsoot the We ;
era Troftlo association , which provides for
discharge from all emoluments In the ass
elation.
At the mooting yesterduy It U alleged th
Uonorul 1'asicugcr Agent Huclnuuiii w
present and hoard his bid read without
much uu signifying n deslro
correct the bid In conformity wl
the rules of tbo two nssoclatio
to which the Kllchorn owes nlloglanco. 1
fore wiliiessc , * Major Iluchanan junction
the bid by which his rend secured the cc
tract to transport 400 men from the pen
mentioned to Chicago and return , and on tt
bails It Is assorted several roads not pint !
In bids will Illo complaints nnd asic of t
onoclatlou that the punultlus provided
ini posed.
It la DU ttnomulous condition of affairs , tl
| presented at Ibis time , and railroad in
nro wondering wiiy the Klkhorn peopln
boldly decided to cut tuo ruto unless It
thut tl.oy too bavo giowu Urnd of iwsoo
tloiu and want to be freelance * In the n
road world , just as ttio Alton Is In the
couth.
U hat Competitor * Think.
"Tho rnto ot 21.3.5 from Crawford
to Chicago nnd return , " Bald n
passenger man vostordny , "Is clearly
a violation of both Tratistnlssnurl nnd Western -
orn 1'raOlc ngrcomonti. It is bated nn n ralo
of ono faro to tbo Mlisoinl river for the
round trip nnd on 1 cent n mllooastof the
river. Prom the ratoot ono fnro to the river
Mnjor Duchiinan deducts n certain rate on
account of land grant , which Ii on excessive )
deduction. The ratu of 1 cent n mlle *
oust ot the liver is sanctioned , but the
ralo of ono furo to the vlvir has novcr boon
sanctioned. No mutter how you reckon Iho
furo from Crawford It siiouid not bo lets
than t'W unit therefore Is clnuiljr a cut rato. "
"What will be the result ! " said iho news
paper man.
* "There can ho only ono result. The Klk
horn will bo cited to explain why the ratu
was cut nnd failing in that botti
Tratwulisourl and Western Trnfllo associa
tions will bo asked to nujilv thu penalties
provided In such eases. In the former It will
bo n heavy c.uh penalty. In the latter it will
Mm ply uo n 'lire1 from the associa
tion. It U evident , however , that
Mnjor lluclinnnn helloves that a ono
furo rate has boon agreed upon to the
river , nut In this ho will llnd that thero's
tnntiy n slip , etc. The mnjnr has seemingly
put liU loot In It , and the raids not bidding
uro after him with n pointed stick. "
Mr. John Franclt of the llurllngton , when
nskctl why his ro.id did HOT nut In a bid for
thu transportation ot the troops from No-
bntakii to Chicago , snld :
"Wo huvo all the buiincs's wo o\n consist
ently hntulls nt the ether end. Then the
facilities for getting to .Tuukson park nro
really of thu most exasperating kind , The
Illinois Central It elevating Its tracks und
unless you got over thorn Just nt the rigtit
time you are liable to stay outsluo
the park limits nil day. ' 1 hero
nro lie facilities Insldo the park
grounds for sldetrackim.- everything 1s
In n wonderfully perturbed stato. You nro
compelled to send your own engines and
ciews with iho trains , and , these things being
cnnsiUorcd , 1 decided not to put In tlio bid
which 1 had rnuJo out and wu in my pockot.
Now tliat I think over nil Iho dlvagroeaolo
features of the case I am glad Iho Burling
ton did not bid for the business. "
MU' A TI1IXU OF THU PAST.
Action Tiikcu by the Adxlsiiry llimrd IU-
niililii ! ; HID \Vortrrn 'I rnltlc A'soulitlloii.
NF.W Youic , Oct. 11. The advisory board
of the Western Trafllo association mot thU
attornoon at the Windsor. Only twelve of
the seventeen roads comprising the associa
tion were roprcscntcd , tuus laclcing two of n
quorum , and the only business transacted
was thoadoptioa of u resolution practically
Uls'iolvint : iho association. ThU was ren
dered necessary owing to the fact thut ono
road sent n notice of Its absolute withdrawal ,
which was followed by similar acts on the part
of other roads. The resolution is as follows :
Whereas , The C'hicnjjo. llurllngton & Qulncy
rallio.ul lias given nutlio of its wllhutawul
from the Western TiMllh'asiocl.itlon , iindsncli
wllhdraw.il Ins buon folluod l.y notice ot
withdrawal from oilier fompunli'7lilch ) ren
ders the .issoc'lutloii InolVeetlve ,
Hesolved. That lljls nieut'ns now adjourn ,
for the icason stated , without a tiny.
The twelve loads represented were the
Ateuison , Topoku & Santo Fe , A. Manvol
and Cicorgo C. Mngoun ; Chicago , Hock
Island & i'Jcillp , 1'rosldunt H. H. Cable ;
Burlington , Codnr Hapids & Northern rail
road , H. H. Cable ; Chlcugo , Milwaukee &
tit. I'aui , Koiwcll Miller ; Chicago & North
western , Marvin Huguitt ; Chicago , Si.
Paul , AlinueapolU & Omaha , E. W. Winter ;
Denver & Illo ( Jrande , 1C. T Jeffrey und
Ucorgo ( . 'opplll ; Missouri Pnclllc , George
Gould nnd Jay Gould ; Northern 1'aclllc. 1) .
S.CPR ; Hlo Grande Western , W. J. I'ul-
mcr ; Union Pacific , Jay Gould ; and Wabash -
bash , O. II. Ashley and Charles M. Hayes.
The Chicazo , Burllncton & Qiiincy , Illi
nois Central , lown Central uud Southern
Pacific were not represented.
la un interview with Chairman A. F.
Walker ol the Western Trafllo commission
after toduj's adjournment that ccntlemun
snld : " 1 do not expect there will bonny
demoralisation of rates of tbo business of the
roads. The present abundance of business
is a safeguard against thut. No doubt a now
association will bo formed in n short time , "
Itnlluaj' Notes un < l I'or
Mrs. II. G. Hurt , wife of the general man-
acer of the JjlUhorn , went to bt. Paul
yesterday evening.
Mr. M L. Lomiix , General passenger nucmt
of the Union Pacillc , roturuca ycstcruay
morning from Chicago.
The Sioux City & Pacilio now runs n par
lor car between Omuha and Sioux City , n
feature which is greatly appreciated by the
traveling public.
The Fremont , Elkhorn .t Missouri Valley
railway was succosstul in Its t.id to trans
port troop : , from Forts Niobtani , HoDinson
and Mead to Chicago and return. U is
thought -100 mun and as many horses will
attend the dedicatory exorcises of thoU
U orld's Columbian exposition.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething is the family beuclactor. 3
cunts u bottle.
CaiiuiUiiii NrusiKMior * .
Through the kindness of A. MeKim &
Co. , the enterprising advertHiiif * agents
of Montreal , Can.vu uro in receipt ofn
copy of tlio Canadian Newspaper Dircie-
lory , just issued by them , tuo Ilrst worlc
of the kind ever published in that coun
try. It is ti book of nearly 400 pages
bountifully printed , handsomely bound
and containing about all the Information
obtainable relative to the press of the
Dominion which nowexcoeds 1,000 publi
cations.
To an American advertiser doing busi
ness across the border , this worlc will
bo of tfi'out interest. 1'rice , $2.00.
t.icciisci ,
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued by County Judge Kller yesterday :
Nntnu and aUilro's. Ago ,
1.1 unit's C.illuli.il ) . AlhrUht. Xob. Ill
" ( . \nn.i L'lluton. AlPilght , Nub ji
I Wllllaiu K. ItartiwiM . Lincoln. N h 4 !
1 Anna M. StoKima , l v llnllitul : , .Mich III.
l .luhn II. I'aidco , llilITalo , N. V 5 (
"l iiiiiiWi'iit I'l'irliu' , Omiiliu " (
i llcui-1 iAlf'irJ. ' . Spiliijllulii , Neli Si
"i AKIII'I H. llaitiiiau , Uin.ili.i „ ' . " )
I Hern.an . llieekeihoh'.in ' , ( Jinuha : :
"l . \iliiist Hiuniles , uiiiiilia i !
. ( 'I'honias Itulleiton , Uniuhu II
I I jully \ \ loiiiorr. Omaha 4 :
i Kdniuiul II IMlley , Onnha ?
. I iJL'itindo ii. Ihtniuiil , ( Jiaalia l
l i .loliii A. Jiihiuon , Unialiu. . . .
| l.'niin.i Ainlurion , umuliu
/Mnolutrly I'iirt > .
An exponenco In the use ot Humphreys
Spucillcs In thuuisaiiih of cases , extcudin
over a period of moio than forty yours , unue
almost every vuriuty of subject and circim
stanecs , has proved thorn to bo absolute !
pure and und , only productive of good , Tlio
euro without drugging , purging or roaucln
tlio sv tem , ana uro In fact und deed th
sovereign remedies of the world.
C
II * Hill ( line rcrmlti.
io 'j'Uo following permits were Issued oy tb
superintendentof buildings yesterday ;
"Lato to boa ana oany to nsa will shorte :
the road to your homo In the eklos. Hit
early to bed and "Littlu Wunv HUer."tnc
pill that lu ltjj Illo lonb'ur auJ b3ttor uaJ
\vlsor.
OLE OLSON'S ' AWFUL SQUEEZE
Experience of n Cor Inspector Who Wns
Testing nn Air Brake ,
HIS HEAD WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN LEVERS
With Air Knaucli nn to Stop n rrolcht Train
tlio Inspector Ought tlio 1'orco
nnd Clinic Out With n Dcntcil
Skull.
Ole A. Olson , n car cleaner In the employ
of the Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis &
Omann Unllwuy company , mot with nory
painful anil what c.uno near bolim a fatal
nccidont nt the Webster street dopol yester
day morning. Ho wns inspecting an au-brnko
cylinder under a coach that was part of a
made-up train , and had recklessly poked tils
head into a space between two levers , when
the nlr was turnoJ on for the purpose of
testing the woiking ot the apparatus , und
the Inspector's head was gripped batwcou
the two ban of Iron as In a vlco. The com
pressed air wns applying iho brnko lo his
cranium with almoit as much force as to the
wheels , and Olsoa's eyes bulged from their
sockets and tha blood spurted from his nose
and cars.
Tlio passengers and trainmen standing on
the platform near by were horror-stricken
hy the fearful spectacle , and stood rooted to
the spot , expecting yet dreading to hoar the
sickening sound of crushing bones as the
skull ot tbe unfortunate man gave way to
the terrible force exerted upon It , but as
good luck would have It that wni not to
como , ns the brakes were sot tightly against
the wheels nnd then relaxed , allowing the
man who haa undergone such n merciless
imprisonment to drop to the ground.
Olson was picked up by his follow employes
and tulion iilto tlio baggage room nnd iho
company's physician was summoned to nt-
torn ! him. Across each side of his head was
'n great dent , seemingly In the skull it
self , over which the skin and Ilcsh Had been
squeezed to a bloody mass , and" blood was
flowing from all iho cranial orltlco3. lie was
removed to his home , 23U7 Uurdetto street ,
where hU Injuries wore attended to , aud ho
was started on the road to recovery.
It is not believed that the squeezing will
result Boriousl" , though the extent of the InJury -
Jury cannot bo ascertained tor several dnyi.
The mere fact that the lovers were not the
least fraction ot an Inch closer together was
all that saved the mun's life , and ns It was
Iho situation was a desperate ono.
Hood's bnrsnparilla Is an honest medicine ,
honestly advertised for thosu diseases which
t honestly anil absolutely curoi.
Mlirr City Itiipo ? .
Special trains on the Wubash , Thurs
day and Friday , Oct. 13 and 14 , leave
freight depot , Council Bluffs , at 12:20 :
p. m. , und return titter the raooa.
Real estate.
Bargains only.
My word is pood.
W. G. Albright.
621-2-3 N. Y. Life bid ? .
Frescoing and interior decorating ; do-
igtis and cdtl-nitaj furnlshad. Henry
Lehman n , 150S Douglas street.
GOOD EXCUSES AT A PREMIUM.
.Men Tell Wliy They li > Not Want to lo
.Jury Duty.
The courts of Douglas county opened
yesterday morning with another Install
ment of jurors who will servo for
three weeks unless sooner dis
charged. There were not enough ot the
regular members of the panel to run the
business , and armed with a special venire
Sheriff Ucunott Monday night started out to
gather in an even 100 of the men who had
voted at last full's election. His success was
not such as would make n man feel croud ,
for ho found only lifty-six of the men whom
ho wont nftor.
This morning fifty-six men arranged thorn-
telvos before Judge Davis , where they
offered excuses going to show why they
should not serve their country.
" \Vnat's your name ? " aiuod the Judge of
the man who stoou In the front row.
"lureo miles from Bonnlngton"responded
the Juror.
"What's your name ? " again asked the
Judge In a louder tone of voice.
' Sometimes I boar and sometimes I don't
hoar. " answered back the juror.
"What's vour name ? " the judge , leaned
over the bench and screamed in the ear of
the Juror.
' No Mr I'm not deaf but
, ; , my ears are
stopped up , " ventured iho man from Uenn-
Ington.
"In iho name of all ihat's good , will some
man name ihlg individual , " bcgccd the
court.
The clerk suggested that his name was
Stephen Urock.
"Stephen , you may go to the bosom of your
family , " exclaimed the court , as soon as ho
bad caught the uumo.
"What's ! " nskod
your name the court of a
largo sized young man who was on hand with
an excuse.
"Mercer , David II. Morccr , " nnswerou this
Juror.
"Candidate for onino ! "
Mr. Mercer pleaded guilty and was ex
cused.
C. A. Starr wanted to got off bccauso ho
was a doloKito to the Presbyterian synod
which meets ut Beatrice. The excuse wo *
noiaulllcicnt.
ICmil Swnnson , a tailor , was workinir on a
suit ofcddln : : clothes and if he served the
marriage ceremony would have to bo post
poned. This hocurcd him n louvo of absence
l until Thursday.
V. O. Strlckler worked the candldato-for-
onleo doiiiro and was excused for the term ,
A. Ciirlson Insisted that ho could not sneak
good Knplhh.
"C.ui you speak well enough to votoj"
aMiod the Judgo.
Mr. Curlsoii thought that ho could. That
settled his cnbo uud now ho is ono of the
jurors.
In iho case of Patrick McCarthy against
iho Chicago , Hock Island & Pneiilc Kallroud
company , on trial in Judco Koysor's court ,
the Jury returned a verdict for the plalnllft
nssciblng his damages ut S15.00U
McCarthy wns employed in a sand pr
down in Kansas. Ono day the foreman o
the gang told htm to jump upon a movlni
gravel train. Ho jumped , but ho loft hi' '
good right foot uesldo thu truck.
. \rt T itiiniiuo I'inco.
Tuo inlerosuof the Patilck Landcompan
have become involved In litigation aim a sui
has boon filed In the district court by whlcl
Kllza W. Patrick seeks to foreclose th
mortgage which she holds on the lands whlc !
comprise Uundoo 'Place , the addition lyln
lust west of the city limits. Ii
her petition the plaintiff make
N. 0. Allen. W. B. Clatk C
M. Xorthrun , L. W , Craig and a seoro o
other Kansas City parlies defendants. Sh
ullages that on Muy I'.1 , 16S7 , bhu Buld th
Innd lo N. U. Allen for WIO.OUO ; that at th
time of the purchase ho paid fllO.OJO lu casl
and gave n mortgueo on the property to sc
euro iho payment of iho bulnncci of iho dobi
Of this balance iho sum of fJJS.OOO remain
duo and unpaid , ft Is to foreclose iho mori
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Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
page and collrcuthls balance that the suit is
brought. _
OATHOLlO.'OniLDRliN'S DAY.
Cclelirntlon ofltho I'oitr Itnndfritth Aniil-
irranry nn < AtnirlcV * IJl c very.
ThU altcrnoon the children ot the
Catholic schoolh ot Omaha will celebrate
Ihotfour htindrodlh anniversary of
*
tno dlscovo.nj of America by
nn cntcrialnraont In Exposition hall , four
teenth nnd Capttbl uvenuo. 1 hey will meet
at the Calhodral school at 2 o'clocic and
march to the Exposition hall.
The followlngiprograni tins boon arranged :
Opening Culimibln , the ( ! cm of the Olcnn
( Unnil Uiorusbr nil Hie Children
Drill nllh Wnndi Amcilcnn Alts
AltsI'nthntrsl
I'nthntrsl M-hool
Ctioruf ! < > riin I..M. Vnnilnle-n fcrlioul
l.lnrntlon Drill bt. Cnthnrlnu'a Aciulcmy
Mcdler American SoiiK" lloljr Fnnillj Srhool
ClioniaHo he m In M SI. Wuncroliiu'ii Scliool
Airv ! T. II. Mtnnlmn. l.tq
llccltntloii ( In concert ) AiMrosi to tlio Ai.icr ,
linn Hnc .SI. 1'nttlck'n bctiool
Uririu-ltnilnn fct..loioih | > School
Itccllntlon 'Iho American I Inn . . ! > t , l'clcr' School
l lionu I'o Ifh M I'nul'R kelioiil
Clinrui Our Fine t. jAnics'OrplmnnRO
LIusInK Stnr I'.ink'li'd llnnnor
Urnmt Clients by nil tliclhllilrcn
Tno line of marcn will bo ns follows :
From the Cathedral school , Ninth anil
Howard , tit ! ) o'clock and then Ninth to liur-
iioy , Hnrnoy to Twelfth , Twelfth to Doug-
Ins , Douglas to Fourteenth , KonvtuonUi lethe
the hall.
Father Tlgho of Jersey City will olio ad
dress the children.
On October''I ml ot the Caihotto soclotloi
of Omaha nnd tbo surrounding cilios will
join In a grand parado.
1 \ . T INO THE SAND BARS.
Comity CoinntUftlonoM A knl tn Slop
Kurtliitr D.tin.ign liy tlio IMiitto 1 liver.
The county commissioners hnvo returned
from the west end of the county , to
which pluco they wont to BOO what could bo
dona to prevent the 1'lalto river from wash
ing away iho low lands In the valley south
west of Waterloo.
The gcntlo'ncn llnd themselves in ruoro of
a dilemma than before. In thu ox-
Iremo southwestern part of iho county thcro
Is a tract of some 50,000 ncros of land lying
between the Platte nnd iho "cut-ofT , " wnicli
is nothing more nor less than a snndoar.
This land Is hold hy parties who have secured -
cured IRX lilies , and who now como and ask
Ibo county for protection. During thu past
ton years tlio county lias cpunt fully S.'t UOO
in protecting the banks , ill Iho way of rip-
rapping with willows ana stone. Lust
bpring.during Iho hish ivutor , this work was
nil washed away and now the county ilnds
the situation moro serious than ever before.
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste , and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver and Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy ot its-kind ever proi
duced , pleasing to , the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action nnd truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
many csccllentqualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c
bottles by r.11 leading druggists.
Any rclia'ble druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for any one who wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. ,
SAN FRANOISOO , OAL.
I OUISVILLB. ICY. NEW YOHK , ju. S
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
For Horses , Cattle , Sheep , Dogs. Hogs ,
AND POULTRY.
COO I'uco nook on 'rrrnliiiouc of Anlmnli
ii nd Churl hent 1'rrr.
rrr.us j Vovrrfl.ConuOHl lorn , I nllit munition
A. A. ) Spinal .llunlnair.n , Milk Fever.
1I.II. > - Strains , Ianium-h , Uliruniuli.ini.
( ? . ( ' . --IHiilcnuier , JSiinil OlncliurKUB.
I > .l > , --fntH ! ur ( riihNiirmn. .
K.tt.uerifl , IlravvN , 1'iii'uinonln.
V. I' . Oollc or ( Jriiirn , IIcll > iirlie.
. . ' ' anil
II.II.--l'rlnni'y Klilncy
I.I.Krui > lliu DiHprtHfN , niaiiarr
.l.K.--llsc'M i'n of Klsfstlon , I'
Single liottlo ( orcrM closes ) , - - . CO
bliililo ( ! IIMC , wllli hprcincs , A'nnunl , _
Vi icrlnniy Curu Oil ami Mcdleator , G7. 0O
Jnr Veterinary Cure Oil , - - l. UO
ftcM li.r Drnirgl.Ut IT urn ! ] irtp IJ anjnlirre and lu
qnonlllf on nnlt | of Jirltr.
I ) . ( O. ,
-n use 30 jenr . The only anccctf fill remedy for
Nervous Debility , Vital Weakness ,
nnd 1'iortratlon , from over work or other cansoa.
$1 per vlnl , or 6 rials end large > lnl jiowdrr , lor SO.
ttul < l ly Piuegliti.o enl lu t | > liliii rcctlj ( v ( | > rlce.
Ill UrilllKVB11 KD. IO. , 11 A IIS Ulllluc 81. , vYollu
TAKEAPHLB. , .
. Hobb's Aie-tha Best on Earth.
Act Gently yet prompt-
HOBB'SAct ' tlio i.ivrli , inn.
DR , HOBB'S fKVS ) anil IIOWKI.S , ills-
Fov-
polllDB Headaches , -
riB mid Colds , thorough'
ly cleansing the system
ot disease , end curca
habitual constipation
They are sugar coated ,
do not gripe , very Email.
easy to talio , and puri'If
. pills In each
vial. 1'orfjct dlgostloa
tholruso. TUcy
abKolutolrruro blrk liecd *
ache , nnd nrorecmmnfnj.
el br Iradm ; pb lclini. For sulo by leading
drupiristBort-cialiyiiiu' . : ; S/ifU. / adal. Address
K3BE 3 MEDICIKE 0. , Prop ) . , Han Fws'.o rr
KOII SAU : IK OMAHA. NEB . DY
t nhn & Cu , , Cd.fllth & DouRlut El * .
J , A Fuller & Co. , Cor. 14lli & Douplai SU.
4r \ \ Fotur & Cw. Council lUutts. In
To tlio owucrs ot nil lulu or p.irtsof luts oa
Diivcnpurt Lotwvcn , ' iih mill Hlli slrcots :
You mo lieruliv nutllloil Unit the umlor-
falKiivtl. iliri'o ilisliituruslcd freeholders of the
olty ut Umuliu , huvo licuniluly uppuliitotl l > y
tliu mayor , nlth the npprnvnl or thu oily
council of salil city , tu n es iho iluiinicu to
tlio owners rospcctholy of the uropcrty
nffciitcil bv craillnu u ( Davenport street fioni
DUIh lo ; .bth stiocls , iluc.iui'il nuuuhsjry by
oiilliiiinco : i. 7 , pasboil Uftobor 1st , IS'J' ' , ap-
piocd October Jlli. iM'i ' ,
You uro fiirllieriiotHlod , ( hut liavliisiiccoptcd
said uppolntmuiit. unit duly niiiilllloa us ro-
iiulrca by luw.o will , ou tliu ' 'Jill ( lay ( it
October. A. 1) . . 1M ) . ' , nt Ibo bourof SoVlooU In
tbo uftfriiuon , at the olllro or Ueu. .1. 1'aiil ,
ItHi. ) I'll mam utrvet. wllhln IhucorponilollinlU
ot fi'.ild city , nutut fur the purpoju or comldcr-
Ins unJ iiiuUlns Ibo uasusiiiiciii or daiiuiKo to
Die ovuiurs isspoutlvo'y ot nalil property ,
ullootud by sulil Ki-aillnir. tilliu : lutovouslu-
L ritoii ( ucolul licnuIlK , U any.
Von are nolltlml to to incbont nt tbo time
and pluco uforcbulit , and make any objections
to or btiitoir.vnth ' onuernlnv said iifiscssmcut
ot ilaiuuiiCk ai.you niuy consUlnr proper.
( iK ( . J , 1 AUiJ *
W. O. SIllUVKIJ ,
JAS. iTOCKtAl.Il
Omaha , Oct. StU , 1692. o-lOU-VJt
Will euro You , Is n true statement of tlio
action of AVER'S Saisaparlltn , when
tnlton for diseases originating lu Impure )
blood ; but , \vlillo this assertion Is true ot
AYKU'S Snrsnparlltn , ns thousands can
ntlest , II cannot bo truthfully applied to
other preparations , which ucplnelpled
dealers will icconimtml , mid try to im
pose upon yon , as "just as good ns
Aycr'.i. " Talso Aycr's Sarsaparllla nnd
Aycr's only , If you need a blood-puilllcr
and would ho bcnvfltcil pcinianeiitly.
This modlclno , for nearly lifly jcnrs ,
1ms enjoyed n reputation , and made a
record fur cures , thut has never horn
equaled by other preparations. AYlJU'fJ
Saisapailtla cradli-atcs the tuint of he
reditary scrofula nnd other blood tils-
canes from the system , and it has , deser
vedly , the confidence of the people.
"I cannot foiliear to express my joy nt
tlio rcllof I have olitiilnuil fioin tlio itso
of AYUK'SSarsaparilla. 1 wiw alllioteU
with Itidncy tumbles for about six
inontlis , suffciing Rroatly with pains in
Iho Hinull of my liack. In addition to
this , my body was covcicil with pimply
eruptions. The lumcdies prcMciilietl
failed to liclp me. I llii-n lician ; to take
AVER'S Saisnparilla , ami , In n shoit
time , the pains ceased ami the pimples
disappeared. I advise every young man
or woinnti , In case of sickness reMilt-
Ing from impure blood , no matter how
long standing tlio cnsu may bo , to tulo
AYKH'SSarsuparilla. " H.L.Jurmanii ,
33 William st. , Now Vorlt City.
Prepared by Dr.J.C. Aycr JcCo. , I.imull , Maca.
WHO WILL FIND O'JK ' LbT ( BOY ?
A "orplien-hear'cil mother wishes in
formation of her lost bov , who disap
peared Miiy 3jst , 1SD2. John R Doherty ,
ngo U , height , 4 foot S inches , light
complexion , brown h'alr , blue eyes , slim
buila ; had on when last seen dark
sti-ipod cout , gray pants , shaker ihinnol
shirt , fine calf boots , dark brown soft
felt hat ; $50 reward for information Hint
will lend to finding him.
CIIAS. DOIIKnTY ,
n : : N. i-ith st.
OMAHA.
In Paint ?
the best is cheapest
Strictly
Pure White Lead
is best ; properly applied it will
not scale , chip , chalk , or rub
off ; it. firmly adheres to the
wood and forms a permanent
base for repainting. Paints
which peel or scale have to be
removed by scraping or burn
ing before satisfactory re
painting can be done.
In buying white lead it is im
portant to obtain that which is
genuine , strictly pure , and
properly made. Time has
proven that v/hitc lead made
by the "Old Dutch" process
of slow corrosion possesses
qualities that cannot be-ob
tained by any other method of
manufacture. This process
consumes four to six months
time , and produces the brands
that have given White Lead
its character as the standard
paint.
"SOUTHERN"
"COLLIER"
"RED SEAL"
are standard brands of strictly
pure Lead made by the "Old
Dutch" process. You get the
best in buying them.
For sate by all first class dealers la Paints.
If you are going to paint , it will ppy you to
send to us for a book containing information
that may save you many a dollar , it will
only cost you a postal card to do so.
NATIONAL LEAD CO. ,
St , Louis Branch ,
Clark Avenue and Tenth Street ,
St. Louis , Mo.
Trusses ,
Crutches ,
Batteries ,
Syringes ,
Atomizers ,
Medical
ALOIS & 1OTOLD ,
V 1148.1511181 ,
1
Kcxt lo Poslollfcj.
af my * * m
WPrY9fn § * " * ' < m P BMHggJBMBBBHM
THOSE SUITS
The past week has demonstrated beyond a
doubt the fact that the male portion of Omaha
appreciate the difference between "tweedledee
and tweedledum. " They appreciate the fact
that when the Nebraskri advertises to sell a
fiftee n dollar suiT for ten and a half , they don't
sell a tejn dollar one they sell a fifteen dollar
one. To call our last week's sale a success
would be "drawing it mild. " We never sold
so many suits the first week in Octoberas we
did this year. We're going to beaj. it this week
going to give you still bigg e r value s c ? i v e you
more " suits and moro kinds of suits to pick
from" Today you can choose l't'o'in""I1o v e r two
Uioo sjuTcl : suiits all at one price. You can pick
SACKS or CUTAWAYS
You can choose cassimeres or cheviots.
You can take plain or fancy , You can buy
browns or grays. You can get the heavy , old-
fashioned pepper and salt cassimere that never
wears oat or the very best all wool heavy
indigo blue suit with double or single breasted
sack coats. You can buy suits of us this week
that have never been offered for less than
fif _ tee n do 11 a rs a n d you can buy them for ten
dollars and iilty cents.
STRICTLY FINE SUITS
Four of the largest manufacturers of cloth
ing in the world who make nothing but fine
goods who hire as good cutters and as
good tailors as are to be had sell all the goods
they sell in Nebraska to the Nebraska Clothing
Company. No house on earth , no matter who
nor where , can show you suits that are any
better , or are made better ' in any particular
than the suits we show as'bur strictly fine suits ,
and we haven't the gall to ask you to pay
twenty-eight or thirty dollars for them either
but offer them at $16 to $22.BO.
JLook at them they'll do your'eyes good.
yjv/
RIPANS TABULES regulate the stomach , liver and -ft
> ijnwoio , purify the blood , are pleasant to take , safe nna
always effectual. A reliable remedy for Biliousness. Blotches
on the Face , Blight's Disease , Catarrh , Colic , Constipation ,
Chronic Diarrhoea , Chronic Liver Trouble , Diabetes , Disordered
Stomuch , Dizxii ess , Dysentery , Dyspepsia , Eczema , Flatulence ,
Female Complaints , Foul.Breath , Headache , Heartburn , Hives ,
Jaundice , Kidney Complaints , Liver Troubles , Loss of Appetite ,
Mental Depression , Nausea , Nettle Rash ,
Painful Digestion , Piir.- pics , Rush of Blood to
the Head , Sallow Corn- plcxion , Salt Rheum ,
Scald Ilentl , Scrofula , Sick Headache , Skin
Diseases , Sour Stom- ach , Tired Feeling ,
Torpid Liver , Ulcers , Water Brash and every
other symptom or dis- case that results from
impure blood or a failure in the proper performance of. their
functions by thu slo'iuch , liver and intestines. Persons given
to over-eating are benefited by taking one tabule after each
meal. A continued use of the Ripans Tabulcs is the surest
cure for obstinate constipation. They contain nothing that can be
injurious to the mo t delieate. Price : One gross $2 , sample bottle
15 cents. For sale by Druggists , or sent by mail postage paid.
Address Tllfi RIPAXS CHEMICAL COMPANY , New York. j
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Til * imlnent iperlnllit In iiervnai , clironlo , iirlvnto. tlnoil , tkln nit onn.iTy illipnioi , A repm'itr na
f Khleretl craduale In incilclni * . ns Jlplumni anil curlitlc.ilc' nhoir , u null trc Jtlnir trllh tlic erplti'H Uce ( <
ntnrrli.ipBrmnUHrhoel , Ion mnnliuo I. lomliitl Ui-nXnoi' . nUbt IOKOI , lm | iirtiicinilillK. . nlrli'luru , 2on <
JrrhueA , gleet , tnrlcorelc.clr No inern.ry u I. NOTT trcntinsnt ( or Ion or vllil : poivr r , I'arllet iinntilo to
vlilt mu may be treute I i liomo l > ; ouirtoiiumlcuo * . Medli'lna cr lnilrami > r.l < tout by nmll r erpien >
curulTDackeil.nl ) ni rki lo Ituil 'ntu contunti ol mnAer. Uno iirrional InterTlun prctuircit. Cliiullal10i
Irce. CorratpondiMK-u itrlcll ) pnv.ttH llnui ( MjiterlM of Ult ) Mai trda. U.TloJ hoJri 'J . au lo K f. n
6unjaj iu a. ui.'iu it m , bund idiiuii lor i
"Korvo Socdo ,
the noniliirfiil rcmfil .
U eol.l ivith 11 11 I-H.
KD A VTEB V8I" - - „ , , , , . . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . m.
For silo in Omaha by Sherman ft .MConnoll , 1015 Dodgostrool.
Huii rloriiilr iil B' for ilnt tl
INO I nnil-ft
YOI
T U U IN J . ' ' ' .
_ L.jQfrdLb'-i' yomula'IIM ' C'oiir.f ! r lud ; ' ( >
uuuli , ilcimaliiDil Arl d pirlin nliililli"lorilrr iMcliirti'fiflrnt ( \ Aiiifrk n
tml European ' tulliri1 , largo mill beautiful croiinJi , nru liullillnci. nioini wm
[ jjfi M.i 'l " " - 'lill ' uVr Tr'lVAIlit : Ti- ' , ' . ' - /
Unlike iiio Oiiicli Process Artistic
No Alkalies CHICAGO ENGRAVING
Oil
at Low Prices ,
Othei1 Clioiuicnls
Stock and Design
are incil In the
jircpjutioii of The Latest anil Uest.
W. TAA. K.mi & CO.'S Send us & 1.0 and vc'llcrnd you itx > cncutcft
caidi from a new copper plate.
BreakfastCocoa Send us 00 cti. and > our present plate ( to be held
aud teclitercd ; and we'll ( end you ivj c
it'll tch it grated cards.
jniro ami We paexpre&s charcei.
. , lt\Mmorettinr.threeilmtt \ STATIONEHY OOM'
110 ( A ( rc/i//iof ( Coconniinc'l ' .
Co.
( Utu Oulib'n Ubrtry )
jul wllh Htarcli , Arrowroot or
* iii- ? Bu StiRar , and Is far moro ceo- 136 Wubaili Aye. , Clilcouo.
ncnalj ! , costtna less than one cent ti cup.
It H delicious , nourishing , aud IUMLY
UIOB3TKU. L - .
Sold liyfciorcr * nerjn litre. r.nalUk Dllnjgnd ! ! . * -
W. BAKER &COTlo.1chejter : , Mass.
' * Orltliiul tc , hlttyi Mn/OuVCu'Mlui. rrlUllc. I OIK , > ik
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S l > r lfl.l ftr ( llrtiilrrt J.oUi4 . . M.
il oii/HrtnJ la lied tl.J C'.U ir.'HU
Itn.l t'jI-4 hb blu iltbso. Txl'
lltuulhrr. KifviiJltrmi it till"
STEEL PEMS.
. .
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"UMlef f.r l. ai "
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1080 , Mull | O OOO TM
THE HOST PERFECT OF PEN3.