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THE OMATIA DAILY BKK : TUESDAY , Ut'TOBEU 25 , 1812 , DISCHARGED IN DISGRACE Juror Bedey Dismissed from tin Panel by Judge Irvine. HALL ESCAPED WITH A REP.'IMAND An tnviMtlBHtlnn Into thn Jury Itonm Hllnrltlc Umnltn-lii riiulliiR a 1'rnity Sluto of AII Irn-l > i > liiB < of the lllalrlct HUH Otlirr Cuurti. The trouble that oxlstcd between Attor neys ( iurloy , Hansom md Mnrplo nnd the two Jurors , UoJo.r and tlitll , hu. boon sot- tied. Uodoy has boon dUchnr od | n dUcriico Irora the jury , vilillo Hall will bo allowed to icrvo out his three wcoks. The climax wns reached In Judua Irvlno's courtyo tordny morning , where It was proved that lioJoy did sny In the jury room that the three lawyers wore three blankoty , blunKod blanUs. That was nil thnt was nUoinptod to bo proved , nnd tbo charKO thnt two corpor ation men sot around court roomi when cor poration cases wore on trlnl was not touciiod. Thlslroublo pro\v out of the trial of tno case of James Hogan ugalnat tbo Oraanu Btroct Hallway company. frank T. Hansom , ono of the attorneys for Uoijan , was the first man who wont Into the witness box. Ho rultoratod the stntomonti rcKardlntf what ho had hoard while in the room adjoining the ono in whlcti the jurors were confined. OcorRO . UiVU. ono of the Jurors , testi fied that on the night nftor the case was submitted ono of the Jurors said that Iho at torneys for the plaintiff were u lot ot blank oty , blanked blanks. Mr. Webster objected to tbo testimony , not to throttld tbo Invostlifatlon , but because the testimony of what occurred In the Jury room was not admissible In evidence. Mr. Hansom said that the Ncbrasks courts bad passed unon that ( jucstlon and cited law to show that ttio court could Inquire into the misconduct of n Jury. Tbo JudRC held that the Juror could testify In the caso. Jd-doy Honstcil tlio Lawyers. Juror DavU hoard the remark nnd thought It was Juror Hedey who made the charge. Ho nlso heard Uodoyay that there would have been no suit it" Hogan's attorneys had not gone to the hospital nnd asked Hofian for the case. Hedey further said that Gurloy , Mnrplo and Hansom made It their business to go around and look up such cases. Davis remembered the cards being in the Jury room nnd said thnt they were taken thcro by Juror Hull. In reply to Judo Irvine , Davli said that the nurds' were used iu the room. "Did I not always say accordlne to the ov- Idoncol" asked Hodoy. "Yes , " nnwered Davis. "Did 1 over sny that I would disregard the Instructions of the juduol" "No , sir. " "Was there any proposition mivJo to base tbo verdict upon the result of the game nf cnrdsl" asked JuJgo Irvlno. "Oh , no , " answered the Juror. Mr. Wobstcr wanted to ask a few ques- tloi.s. tloi.s.Mr. . Hansom objected.saying that he would not allow "Citizen Webster" to ask ques tions until bo had said in what capacity ho appeared. The court said that Mr. Webster could question the witness. The witness tcstltied that when the cards were produced all ot the Jurors were talking In a loud tone of voico. ilo did not know .that Frank T. Hansom was outside the door when the romnrks were made. Mr. Davis did not think that similar lan guage was used against tbo oClccrs of the etroct railway company. \Vltness did not hear Juror Buckley say that the officers of Iho strcot railway com pany were blankuty blaukad blanks and that ho would vo'.o against them , no matter what tbo evidence was. JJ Thomas" S. Uoyd was present when the trouble was bclni ; bad in tbo Jury room. Tno epithets were not applied to Uurlov , Marplo and Hansom , but to attorney ) in general. Ho could not remember who applied the wicked names to the lawyers. Gurloy 1)1(1 Homo llonyln ? . Laxvyor Gjrley allowed Himself to appear as a witness to deny that ho over sougnt out Hogan and induced him to bring the suit against the street railway company. Law- yur Marnlo offered the same general denial 'and ' tbon Juror Kedoy went on the stand in his own bonulf. Ho denied culling the at torneys the names charged. Lawyer Webster , undo ; "ho protest of thr other lawyers , took charge of the witness and showed that similar epithets were ap plied to other persons and to corporations in general. There was no time that the witness ' used tbo lanp'uago complained of and there was no time when ho refused to consider ot < xoboy tbo instructions of the court. Hngard ing Iho introduction of thogamuof cards , tnero were several Jurors who suggested plaving. There were soveu Jurors who played cards. The witness denied that ho had said thai Hogan's attorneys went to the hospital niu aolicitod the suit. tlioiiL-n ttiero were Juror : who ridiculed Wobitor and the street cai company. l.ilil : It All on Kcdpy. Juror Hill wont into the box and laid mos of It on Hedey. It wan ho who used all o tno bad language , but it was Hall who Intro duccd tha cards. They wore bought whili the Jurors were nt auppur Hill denied tha ho was the man who threatened to Kirov Hodoy and Hall out of thu window if the ; did not agree to glvo Hogan a Judgment. William L. Iluckley , another ono of thi Jurors , mid hoard all that was olmtge ( gainst Jurors Hodoy nnd Hall. Ho kiiov ot his own knowledge tha' the charge wore true , though ho had never uoan either ot thorn say that thoj would not bo coverncd by th evidence or the instructions of the court The witness did not hoar Juror Hall &a ; that ( iurley , Marplo and Hansom wcr blankoty , blanked blanks. Uodoy was th nly man who used that language. Juroc Horace W. Oloason was sworn am testified to what , ho had heard andseon li the Jury room. Ho could not state who callo thothroo lawyers bad numus , though ho kno < that II was olthor HjJcy or Hall , from thi start the Jury stood ID to 2 in favor of allow Ing Hozuu damages , The evidence \va being discussed when the remarks were mad by llio two Jurors , Juror Hall , in testifying , said that ho ha not called any attorneys blanitoty , blanko blanks nnd had not board Hcdoy call thoi thoio nnmoi. Ho did not know that thor was anything wrone in playing tbo card : Thpy were bought before the argument were made. The Juror denied that ho ba ever told Marplo that ho had madu up h mind before the evidence was submitted. Judge Irvine sold that it was apparent tb : Hull had not called tno lawyers bad name but ho had taken the cards into the rooci That was wrong and should not occur agati U was nlso clearly proven thnt Hodoy wi guilty of using unbecoming language to li llucuco the othnr members of the Jury , DcrUloni nail Ninv Cniei. The South O ai all a Llvo Ktook assoclatlc has learned that it cinnot expel the firm > Jackson , Hieslns & Co , from the organtz lion and cancel the membership. The oa was started BOIIIQ mouths ago , whou at meeting tt was voted to vote thorn out , char ing that the momborsof tuo firm had viola ti torno of the rules of the exchange. They e Joined the association from doing this , at ibo matter wont Into court. Yesterday mor Ing Judge Irvine passed upon the case , nllcr t'jg the injunction to stand until the ca proper con In bo reached for trial. In the case of the Lewis Investment cot pany cgalnst llucout , the application for t appointment of a receiver was denied , It t Ing shown thtt the only property that t defendant had was his humustpad , Thomas J , Baldwin lir.s > sued the MUioi I'lii'lllo Hallway companv. In an action to i cover the sum of fTiO.UOO for the Ipis ot 1 left let- , alleging that It was cut oft by o of the defendant's traluu through cart-lo : nes upon defendant's part The criminal division ot the court 1s c gaged in hearing the evidence. In tbo caio the state agaluht Charles Sherman , fa ba driver , who is charged with havlutr robb Charles Anderson of fo5. Tha testimo shows that Anderson cutuc to town wl the Jlxod determination ot carmlnlug the n nlclpalltv , and to help him be secured t services ot ono Plora Kussoll , a woman the strcc\ \ . Hit ueit move wu to load _ with end liquor and than him Sherman to tnko him to n road homo That Is all ho know * , with the exception Hint whfn ho noberod up his hard-onrnod money had disap peared , _ \ \\iiriiliiir , Thnt post the "Clothlnp fftko"IM \ npaln struck the town to ply Its no- furious vocation on the unsuspecting public. This tlmo It Is reviving 'that ptnlo old chestnut , the "fnko flro aitlo. " For Ronornl InfortnntlOn nvty It bo snitl thcro hns hccn no llroof nnv conscquonco utiionjj tha wnoloaiito clothlni ; houses , tiotnlono of Omiilm hut lu the wlioio United Stntos for ever two your * . These lly-b.v-nl'ht } circu ? man buy up t ll ttioaholfwo 'i out-ot-iluto job lots , that no IctfiUnmto duulor can liaiullo. They ndvortlso a five ilnys snlo , but nro usually compelled to ptclt up about the second dny , us hy thnt tinio , thu rotten clothing falls to pleco * on the wouror'a hnulc. Also the p.itronngu gets ox- trcinoly light nnd the kii'ks so plonlUul Hint a jhnngo of chintilo Is very ngrco- ahlo to tholr hnitlth. Now for n revolution of a few of tholr business secrets. Uy tliolr worse than . inisloiullng iidvoi'tlsemeiitsthoy got people - ; plo from inr and near to crowd their I joint. Now they llguro that among ' llfty pooplothurois utlout ; ono Bttckorif ; i they can sell ono out of fifty they can do a very profitable bu ltie33. Now will you bo that pucker ? As soon as you toll j them that you are on to their racket they will drop you Hko a hot potato. | They have as clerks inon tlmt have no oxperloncc In the clothing business , so that they can skin customers without scruple from a guilty eonsuloncc. They nay their salesmen only $1.00 a day reg ular stilary , nnd pay from l5c ! to 60c nxtra when they make a right good sale , ( akin you right hard ) . The "fako" advertises mon'a diagonal suits for $3.89 , worth $15.00 ( V ) . Now the People's Clothing IIousel103 ! Douglas st , calls this diagonal ( V ) cotton worsted , and offers the Identical suit for $1.93. Hotter pants at the 1'eoplo's for Too ( and Omnha innclo ones at that ) , than the ones advertised by the "fnko" for OSo , claimed worth $3.00 ( V ) . Hotter men's overcoats at the People's for 31.OS than tlio OUCH advertised by the "fake'1 at $3.74 , claimed worth $16.00 ( V ) . Now hero Is a stunner. Thcso 'Munchausons' advertise men's royal standard kersey silk and satin lined ovorcontB , $7.99 , positively worth j $28.00 ( V ) $28.00 buys an awful fine i overcoat. Now they have the gall when you como to buy to ask you as much and moro than $18.00 for overcoats ; the actual vnluo of an overcoat sold by thorn for $18.00 in proportion to tholr 'royal standn'rd kersey , ' would bo about $65.00. Have you over heard of ready made clothing being held at such fabulous prices ? Tno People's Clothing House soils you an awful nice overcoat this week for $10.00. Now about refunding money ; if you buy ono of their loaders , the identical thing they advortlso , for instance the $3.74 overcoat , they would probably re fund the $3.74 , but these are sure to bo sold out when you ask for them ; they will then try to reverse matters on you by trylntr to sell you ono worth $3.74 for $15.00. When you take it out to the daylight ( their store la kept dark on purpose ) , and you decide you want your $15.00 refunded they wi'l ' laughingly toll you they don't advortlso money back on 815.00 coats , but simply stick to the tocli nical wording of their ad. and you will bo in the soup , a wiser but a sadder man. So investigate well before patting with your hard earned cash. Visit /the "fake" first , but bo on your guard ; should they do us they advertise it is our advice , buy and buy'heavy , wo will pay you a handsome profit for your purchases ; but if you are disappointed como to us , The People's Clothing House , 1303 Uougliis street. Our manu facturers' sale of clothing is now in full blast. These goods are strictly first class and were bought cheap , and to prevent - vent our ciMomois from being llocced wo decided to sell thorn for an ndvor- tibomont at such low prices it will simply astonish you. Uurablo chin chilla overcoats at $2.76 , fur trimmed overcoats at $8.00 ; durable business suits at $4.75 and the bolter grades of clothing , which are our speci alty in proportion. Also the following bargains : Red , scarlet underwear , 23c , men's suspenders , 5i\ men's fur hats , 7oc. Handkerchiefs free to anyone ask ing for thorn.Vo have engaged an extra force of salesmen so everybody can bo waited on. PEOPLE'S ' CLOTHINGIIOUSB , 1303 Douglas street , Second door west of Kith stroot. IIAVDKN IUCO3. Miiininoth Clunk Halo. 360 fine kersey and cloth jncKots , ac tual value $0.50 up to $7.60 , your choice at $1.00. This is the crowning bargain sale of the season. Ladies' walking jackets at $3.50 , worth $5.00. Ladles' full dross jackets at $8.00 , worth $10.00. Ladies' fur trimmed jackets , $0.76 , worth $ aOO. Ladies' fur trlmrnou jackets , $7.50. worth $10.00. Still greater reductions in finer gar ments. Every garment marked in plain fig' tires and ono price to all. The imiTionso stock to select from in this department is uncounted. CIIILDHEN'S CLOAKS AND JACK. ET3. The endless variety of now goods tc select from and the uniformly low prices renders thin department very attractive , Wo make a specialty of natty and sorv Iceiibto cloaks for Behiiol children. . MILLINEUY DEPARTMENT. Wonderful sales in stylish millinorv. Lndios fur felt hats at GOc , 75e , $1.CO $1,25 , up to $2.50. Fnio fancy foathon nt 60. lOc , 15c , 20c and 25c. Oatriol feathers Und tips In nil grades , Inv ported millinery ribbons , orniunont : anil trimmings. Splendid line of im ported and domostiu trimmed hats , II AY DEN BROS. Real estate. Bargains only. My word is good. W. G. Albright. 621-2-3 N. Y. Llfo bid ? , MurrliiK l The following marrliiRj Hcepsosvor Issued by County Judge ICllor yesterday : Kiimu and Address , -Ag ( I Joseph J , IColur. Omaha 11'runthUii Hplt illnU , Omaha i John llosou , Iowa ( Mary Uoldumann , Uinuha Mrs. b. H. 1'attuu , HosiuorJ , In. , writes 1 From personal oxpirleuco 1 can rocommoa DoWlU's B.irjap-inlla , a ouru fe'mnur ' blood nnd ecu era' nubility " FIVE HUNDRED DELEGATES Thay Will Rapressnt Nebraska's Baptist Churches in the Orrmha Convention. PRELIMINARY WORK OF THE SESSION An liitorrUlng I'roirr.itii luilir ! clnjr ! > ! * CIUMIMM Up ill tha Condition nnd Nrrcl * of livery l > i > | t.trtmaiit uftlia CJIiiiroU You UK I'ouplu'ft Union \Vorli. Alan * with a brk'bi , crisp October day catno the opjtilnn ot the twonty-fourth an nual sttito convention of the liatillsl church. Every truln thnt ranched the city yesterday from the Interior of the atnto brought dolo- Rittoi to the convention nud many uioro will arnvo today. There will ba over 509 delegates from the 203 UnptUt churcnos of the state , representIng - Ing moinbarstilp of about lli.nOO. Then there will bo promlnotit men from abroad. Ur. OlITord of OhlcaRO , Ur. Plelchor of Illinois , Ur. nittitiR of Pitts- burg and a fuw othora of national .repuio will , in nil probability , bo present nnd address - dross the convention. The Bnptist people of the city are. "up to their oara" In work pro viding cntortalniuunt for the delegates , They nro thoroughly organized nnd will douotless succeed In finding pleasant accom modations for all who come. Those wuo ontorlnln delegates at their homos arc not required to furnish dinner or supper for tliair guests , as the Indies of the church have arranged to servo dtnnor nnd supper to all the fiolocatcs at the church. This will b n great convenience for both the delegates and these who entertain and thoio who wish to attend the sessions of the convention. Tuo First Baptist churoh will nave cliurgo of tuo serving of meals for the first two dava of the convention , Bcth-EJon church and South Omaha church will serve the meals of Wednesday and the other Baptist churches of thn city will take Up tno work 'for Tnurs- day , the last day of the convention. All the sessions of the convention will beheld held in the First Baptist church , corner of Davenport and Fifteenth. The convention will have to do with nil the interests of tbo church and its various departments , The Sunday school , the educational wont and the missionary cause will all have a share of the timu and receive duo consideration. AttlMKllllR tO HllHllM'dK. The session began nt2 o'clock and was at tended bv a largo number of ministers and lav delegates. Tno session vas nailed to order by Hov. G. W. Hsad of Ilushville , president of the association. Uev. II. W. T.ito presented an able paper upou "Church Growth. " Ho touohed upon many excellent points and awakened a deep Interest in tno tlionie. Hov. L. D. I'ottlt read a paper on the subject of divlno guid ance and the choice that ministers raaku in selecting their Molds of labor. Kov. H. W. Stearns spoke upon "How to tncroasn and improve our ministerial force in Nebraska. " 'fhero was n general discussion , consisting ; of several short speeches , at the close. The conference was attended by a largo number of ministers und was of especial interest to them. Delegates cntuo on every train during the afternoon , and by evening thcro were about 300 present. Devoted to the Young People. TUo evening session was pi von over to the Baptist Young People's union. The churoh iv as tilled to overllowlug. It was one of the finest loomtg congregations aver gathered in a church in Omaha. A'vory largo proportion tion of the audience was composed of bright , intelligent young men and women and as most of Vhom were neat silk badges pinned upon their breasts they loooicod like "an army with banners. " There were just enough old and middloaged people In tno congregation to suggest that life has its mid summer and Its winter of old ago as wull as its spring of youth and liopo. The meet'r.c ' was called to order by Mr. M. G. Maclood of Omaha , president of the State Union of Baptist Young People. The first half hour ol the evening was taken up with devotional services. In which something like ono hundred persons gave personal experiences In Christian life and work. This mooting was led by Itav. F. B. Britten. After the devotional meeting Mr. Fred Anderson , cue of the zealous young Baptists of Omaha , read a paper upon the need of ed ucation in the Baptist doctrine. Uev. F. L. Wllluns. D.D. , secretary of the Baptist Young People of America , was introduced. Ho paid the Baptist young people of Nebraska a most glowing tribute by saying that the ( treat movement that bad swept over noarlv all the states in the union , drawing the Baptist young people ple into an prgnm/alioi and into a union , had Dcgun in Nebraska. The young people of this state mot nt Grand Islanu four years ago and organized the lirst Baptist Young People's society that \vas over organised. This movement went from the west to tha east nnd has found its wav to almost every state. Tbo speaker wont over the Important points in the Baptist faith and exhorted tha brethren to bo zealous , courageous und active - tivo in evurv department of tha church wort and particularly in the worli that naturally devolved upon the young people's oriranlia- tion. Dr. Wilklns offered an earnest pica fet the founding fund of 25,000 , which he is attempting to raise for the purpose ) of pushIng - Ing forward the organization of the young people of the church. Tno Baptists of Ne braska are oxpootod to contribute $ , )0d ol this amount. Something llko $125 ha : already boon subscribed and subscription ? will be taken right along through the con venlion. A collection was taken nnd the session closed with the benediction , Tuiliiy'8 I'rojruin. Following Is the program for today : Tuesday Morning Dorotlonal , llov. J. E. R. Folsoii. I to ports of olllcors , oleotlon and other business. "Blblo Study , " Uufus C , Buntley. "Higher Education of Uaptlsl Young People , " Mrs. II. J\i. \ Hoderick , "Wanted Conviction , " G. W. Parks , Voices from local societies. Tuesday Afternoon Devotional exorcises , led by Hov. W. B. Wilder. Hoport of com mltteo on foreign missions , Hov. 15. N , liar ris. Thrco-minuto spocuuos from the nssooi atlon secretaries of the Missionary union , Hoport ot the state secretary of the VVo man's Foreign Missionary Society of the West. Mrs. E. T. Allen. Thrce-mlnuti speeches from association secretaries of thi woman's society. Address , Hov. O , O Fletcher , D.D. Open conference. Evonlnp Djvotloual exorcises led hyRov Thomas Allen. Address. Hov. O. O Fletcher , D.D. Addrois , Hav. O. P. Glf forJ. _ _ The ( jonulno .Merit Of Hood's Sarsaparllla wins friends whore ever it is fairly nnd honestly tried. Iti pro priutors are highly gratlilod at the letter whiuh como entirely unsolicited from mo : nnd woman In the' learned profession warmly commending Hoou'a Sarsaparilla fo what It hni done for them. IIcoo's pills euro llvor Ills , iaundlo biliousness , elclt bcf.idache , constipation , Frosftolng nnd interior douoratintr ; dc Blgna tiud odtlmittcs furnished. Ilenr Lohtmuiti. 1508 Douglas street. n- nJO uorl ouo JOe CE'S ' its 110 0- nof - aking ck edS owder io The only I'ure Crcaiu of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum. up of Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. - ' BALK SLEEP. His Visits ? nys V.'horc Fortune SmUos- Wretched SmUosTlio Ho Forsakes. Mrs. Sutllo Xoap , living wltli her husband tit ilSth street nnd Avoinio A , Council BlulTa , la cultured nnd ro- flnotl Indv whosu cnsa wall exemplifies the ruvngas of Cntnrrhitl Dlsonsomn \ the geiiortil system. When Interviewed recently about her stilTorlnga she inndo this statement : > ni . sunn Ntr.i' : . "ThorcmnrkablorcsutH I Imvo ronllrcd from my counoof tn'iitmcit with tin. Copclnnil A Phopnnl niako mo Kin I to loll of It for the bcnefUof olhpr * . 1 lind ticon weak unit ml < crnbli ) for over n ycur , with itImcklnir , painful couah. A MriMiiUtil hcnilncho nnil ImcknUic. with clit'st palm unit ill trcM nrounil the heart nenrly wore my llfo out. Mr heartbeat sn wlldljrnml lianl nt tltno ftl to uruatly scnru me. I could not cat. .My Htomnch would boiir no food- oven wutor hurt mo when It touched my stomach. Added to thin I could not fleop. 1 win so ncrvom nnd re l- loss Unit 1 would llonwnkoiintlton about ulglit after nlKlit It Is the truth whou l y to you th t 1 win nluiOBt dcnd , lor ivltli nciircoiy imy food or s'cep how louRoin it woinun hold out ? When 1 found out wlmt my dlsfuno nm It yielded eadly to treatiicnt. Dra Copcltind and bhepartl pronounced my cmo citiu rh , affvctliiK the whole system. Thi-r hovu curedino.lt lin9tikeiiHovcr.il months but all Ilicsurrerlnx Is gone , 1 mil ro comfortable-mul stronu now thnt 1 don't re- nllco that I ran bo tlu same peronl wiiBusliorttlmo BRO. Mycatiirrh vrlthlti ImwkliiK nnd ip'tilnit nnil lioiulachoU entirely mne. .My uppctlto In good nnd I sleep well. Ictnrenllzenon the blessing of good health. It It fort 1110 In IMeir. " BOTH CL.AS3 P.IES DENT3. A Colno'denco in the Notable Credentials of the Physic 1 us o thi CopolanJ Medical Institute. lrV. . 11. Copo'nnil win president of hl cln nl lletlovno lloipltil Medical Co ICRO , New Vorlc. where liounulimtol , the nin-t famous Institution of Its kin t In the count rr. Ills diploma hours tli wrlttenondor u meat of thoincllc.il nntliorltlet of Now York , of the duinaof prominent mcdlcAl collet < CH In I'onnsjl. vunla. Dr. 0. 8. f hopurd wns iirolilcnt of his clnrs nt Hush Medic il Collesu , Chicago , which Is no knontedKoil to bo the leading Institution of It * kind In the west. Dr. tilicpard'j thoroiii ; i hosplt.il ex- pcrlonroundspcMHl ntudy In cllvji ci of tue ear , nosethroatlunm ant chronic dlvn'cs , place him among the leading speclnl9.9 ! of the west , $5.00 A MONTH- Catarrh treated at the unifo-m rata of $5.00 a months madicin-ss lurntsheil free. For all other disease i the rates will be low and uniform. Patients at a distancj suo- ceasfuliy treated. Send far symptom blank. CopeU 'Medical lostitutc UOOMS311 ANTil2 , NliW YORK LIl < 'E IIU1DU1NC , OMAHA. NEU. JV.HI. COPKUAND.M. D. C. B. MllEPAIiD , M. D. Spcclultli'n : Cntnrrh , Asthma. lironchUK > er- otis Dlseare ? , Jllood DUoaied.illhoumatlBui. Con- iiinptlon nnil nil clironl&uH otloiia of the Tlifpnt , , uncs , Stonmcli. Ururnnd ICIilnoyi. Olllco HourH' Ute llfl. m..2toi | ) m.,7to8 p. n. Bunduy , 10 n. m. to I. m. It U for tlio euro nf < l.vHiPi | ln anil lt kiittcnilnnti , KlcU-lii'iKlatlii ' tlou und ji ! ! < , tlmt ; T tt's Tiny Pills ! Pliavo Ix-ciinio HO famous. Thry uctV Kcutly , Avltliout irrlplnR or nausea. Anew aoi comalen Tront'uoat. con l > tlni ot Snppoiltortai. Oliumont In lUp uloi , nljo In Hot andt'ltls ; a 1'oiUlvo Cure for Kxteriul. Inlornil bllndor Uleedhu Itc.iliu , Onroalo , ituoeator llorj II- Uril'lloi. Tnls ILomBJr has nuvar b.-en known to fill.II per box. li tortti sontbr rn'ill. Wnyautlurfrora this torrllilo < lhoi > 3 wno i a wrlitjn Ku.irintj ) U uosltlvulyitlroii wltbti luxoi or rofunJ UiomiHi.irK not cured Son 1 su n ? for fwo Samplo. ( iuarnnta ) l uoJ brlvulm iCo. . Driuelstt , iolo A/on'.icornar 1111' uad Duujiaa airoeii os. hi. Nub DB. B.C. WK33NHUVB AND HHAIN'TllU : \ . r MKNT.asjsolilo ( or ItfJtorli. DKiliuii , c'Hi. .WJ4 ralela , uuuuacno , nerroua 1'rojtr too o u ail or klcohoior luDicoLVaiiutulnoii , Montil Lijuroi. lon.riojtnesjof Uiu Ur ila. ciu ilii. Ininaltr , wltatr UuciT.il ula , rro.naiuro Old A D , llarrjnuii , lion of I'owerla olthor toz , Impotunor , l.ouoorrlim aiij allFomalo WoaWnosjjs , laToluntirr Jxiuai , dpae- matorrtioaoauaoi Of oor-ojc rtlon of tm Dr.iln feelf-auuioorer-lndulganca. A month' * trjatiiuai tl.OforlUT mill. Wouuaraatoailt boxm to ouri Kacborda fora outoi , wltu i > trill Boal vrrltlaa ru r ntoeto rotund It not ounrt. Uatruntoa tssuol onlr br Theodore , fLeas \ ilnuelit , tola mtaat , autboaat cornar lOlliana fanmni st > . RKS DUSKY DIAMOND TAR SOAP HEALTHFUL.fAOREEABLn , CLEANSING. For Farmers Minersand Mechanics , A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER. Cures Chafing , Chapped Hands , Wounds , Bums Etc. A Delightful Shampoo. WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP Specially Adapted for Use in HajdJVate Save Your EvesM Eyus tostsd frou by an RXPEKT OITIOtA ! I'erfectadJiUtinent. Superior lensej. Ner\ oiiEheadacho cured by us Ins ; our Snoatuoli and Kyo.-Ussoi I'rlcei low for first olai goods. THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO IKS. lothSt.Crolghtoa Dlook. I'rnrlninntlon nd notice to the nlcctoM nnd Irnnl vntoMof the city ot Uninhn of an niniititl city nlnollnn of tno city nt Onmhn , to bo hold mi Tnovlfiy , thnHth dny of Novomhcr , ISTO , for the pur pose ot electing ono councilman from each wiird. To the electors nnd legal rotors ot the ally of OmMm : I , ( Iporco P. Hcmti , mnyor ot the city of Onuihn , do Is nn thl < , my procliinintlon , nnil by the authority veMed In mu na unch nmyor do horoliy clvo public nollcii to the electors and loixi rotors nt the I'lty ot Omaha thnt nil Mintiiil olty oloclion of tno olty of Omahn , will linhold Ins ild olty n Tut d-iy , tlipnlulilh dny of November , lH > i tor thopiirmuoof olcct- Inir iino eonncliiiiaii from each ward , The polls shall ho ODLMI on the dur of said olcntlot at ulKht oMoak In the iinimliu and shall contlnuo upon until * < lo'clock In the ovunliiR of the nine day , tit the respoctlro voting places following , tolt : \v. . > t > cor"or 7Ul Rml 5ircJ | W Corner 8th and Leaven- corn9r ' " " ' t S W cor"or""hBndlllBlory , ! " S | V cor"cr ctl1 (1enter ( " -moroft corner t3lh nml Vlnlon ) MlTAKU. . N W cot"or 13lh "I1I w CHrilor 18th nml 8Hh nml ' ° ' South Mthsuect , S K corilor lctl ) anu 1'lorco Slrlut S n oor"or 14lh ftml William u teCr N Kuorllcr B'Mcenth ' and Con- corilcr 2Jth ftnd Doroas " 8 E oornBr' < otllat"l llanoroft 'N n C ° rnor 15th "ml Vl"lon * trnlo'UllRtrlnt ' S W curnor 1 : > th nlll Valley ) N nc"f"er20th and llouluvard Titinn Avxitn. ? ' S W corilur r"lh IIU(1 Chicago Sd llstrlct-N W corner 14th and Davenport 4th District-West sldo of 12th streut , ho- twcon DuiiElas mid DoiUo streets , 5th District N K corner luth und Uutiltol iivenue. th District N E corner Oth nml llarnoy itrcols. 7th Dlstrlct-S K corner llth and Dou.-las 8th District N K corner IMh and Jackson itrcels. ' Uth Dlstrlct-S E corner 10th and Howard itroets. \VAH ) . 1st District N W corner 17th and Diivonuort treots. 2nd District N W corner 2'ml and Davonnort trcoti. 3rd Dlstrict-S W corner 85th and Dodge troets. 4th District N E corner 17th and Dodge trouts. 5th llstrlot-N K corner 17th and llarnoy treots. ath District N W corner 20th and Douglas treots. 7th District N W corner SOth strcot and St. lary's iivonno 8th District \Vcornor20th itroot and Et. Jary's nvoiiuo. 9th District East side of South llth ) street , otwecn llurnuy street and St. Mary's av nne. lOvh District NV corner lath and Loiven-- .orth streets. llth District S W corner 17th street and St , ilary's avonuo. Ftl'TII WAUt ) . 1st District East Hldoof Sherman avcnuo pposlte Mandorson Btroot. 2nd DlBtrlot S E corner Sherman avcnuo ind Wlrt btreut. : ird District H W corner Shnrman avcnuo > nd L.i lie stroot. 4th District NV corner Sherman avcuuo nd Gruco btreet. Stli Dlstrlct-S W corner 17th and Charles streets. lith District East Mdo of Sherman avenue iboutiOl feet nurth ot Nlcliolus Htrcot. 7th District S E curnnr 10th nnd Izard trcets. 8th District N W corner ICth nnd Hurt streets. Uth District N E corner ISth and Oass Directs. 10th District East side North 17th slieot between - tween California and Cuss hticcts. llth Diatrict-S K corner 16th und Oass streets. BIXTII WAHI ) . 1st District S E corner -4th strcot and Amos ivoiiue. 2im IJIstrlct-S W corner 30th strcot and i < rand tivenuo. : ird District N E corner 43th and Grant streets. 4th District SV corner 21th and MnnUcrson streets. Bth District SE corner 24th mid Wlrt streets. Oth Dlbtrlct S W corner 3Jrd and 1'arKer streets. 7th District N W corner 24th a-id Corby treots. 8th District N E corner ' 7th and Burdetto dlreets. Uth District N E corner 2nd and Grant itrcets , 1 ith District N W corner 2Sth and I'ranlUIn streets. llth District S W corner 24th and 1'ranUln strootB. * 12th Dlstrlot-S W corner 2.'ml and Clarl ; streets , SEVENTH WAIll ) . 1st District S W comer 2sth and .Mason streets , 2nd District N E corner SOth avenno r .d I'opnloton IVVPIHIO. Urd District S W corner 29th street ami Woolworth avonuo. 4th District N W corner SOth street and Arhor Btroot. Olh District South sldo ot Ylnton streoi near ( oust of ) fiontli If.M avenun. Oth OlHtrlct JS H corner IWth avenue an ( I'opploton avenno. ' 7tn District NV corner UHh nnd 1'rancli streets. EiniiTii WAitn. 1st District East side of 20th street noa : ( south of I Charles street. 2nd District West Ride of Eld street nca ( south ot ) Paul street. 3rd District N W corner 20th arid Nlcholai " 4th District N E corner ttth ) and Cumins btreots. Bth District West 6ldo of North 83th stroe near ( north of ) Cumins strrot. Oth District S E t-orpor'-'id and Hurt streets 7th District S W corner "Olh and Oas : streets. NINTH WAItl ) . let District S W earner X'd and Cumin 82d District N W corner 40th and Oumlni ad District N E corner 40th and Purnai 4th D'lhtrlot North sldo of Davenport stree near ( wont ot ) North 32d uvoniio. 5lh district S E corner aibt nvenno am "alh * Dlttrfet-8 W corner 29th avenue ail' ' Jackson htrnot. In witness whurrof I have hcroiinto sut in ; hand as mayor of s.inl olty of Omahn , th ) Attest ! JOII.N GIUIVK-I , City Clerk , nllidm INTERNATIONAL SANlTABM I6th and Howard Streets , SOllooniHfurl'atlonts. OMAHA ) NEB , I'or the treatment of Chronic , Private i Nervous Diseases , MAI.R AND riiSlALE. Piles , Fistula , Fissure mid Stric ture of tlio Jtcctuiu permanent ly cured without the use of Knife , Ligature or Caustic. Enclose 4c. In stnmp and our 107 page HOOK on DIBUAHKK and Question llliinks , win he MAU/II : > I-HIK : , JJITlHlKATIONAr. SANITA1UUM , 10th and Howard Sit , , Ocrtha , Neb , V , 0.1UXWKLL. M , I > .i PlCI. Biil Right from the slio-u.ld.en Today we open and begin selling in oui overcoat department on second floor the first shipment of our eastern representatives recent great purchases in New York. The over coats placed on sale today comprise about a thousand garments in Kerseys , Chinchillas and Cassimeres in blues blacks browns modes and mixtures and at the prices \ve have made on them they are the cheapest heat producers ever sold in Nebraska. § Q you save two dollars < jf O j Will buy you today a good heavy blue chinchilla , p overcoat , cut double breasted lined with ssubstan- tal : twilled lining with fancy sleeve lining vel vet collar andcanton flannel pockets. you save four dollars No more no less is the price today for a splcn did heavy dark blue cassimcrc overcoat lined with double warp Italian with fancy striped sleeve lining -velvet collar and canton flannel pockets. Six dollars here ten elsewhere. 'ou savc For eight dollars you can buy of the Nebraska to day an overcoat that would give the average clothier heart disease tosell for less han twelve and a half. You can have either kersey or chin chilla. The chinchillas are all wool so arc the kerseys. The chinchillas are lined with double warp black lining the kerseys with plaid cassi- merc. The chinchilla sleeve linings arc fancy stripes the kerseys of heavy surah silk. The chinchillas are blues and blacks the kerseys fancy shades of browns and modes. $10-50 - you | save four-fifty - $10-5Q Ten fifty buys a fifteen dollar overcoat today. These garments are made of elegant fine heavy kersey with fancy plaid cassimere lining pinked facing fine silk velvet collar and canton flannel pockets. They're positively as good a garment as you ever saw sold for fifteen dollars anywhere. i Eta s tic Sh ? ' ( inj ; , Trusses , Crutchsi , Batter 13 3 , Syrfni/S3 , Atom 'ziri , Medical Suppfisi. ALOEHWdLD ' 114S. IStliSt , Next lo Post old cc. , , Teeth Killed \Vlth nut I * ilti liy thn ] jatr-t In vun- llonl KX-r-KA * TBI WHMIOUf fAU Olt i\Nciit Ai-'ri.r.s-nroK Ti-rni : ON iniinicit roii * r..to. Perfect lit snniantuuil. 'I'l-oth cxtr.ictoil In the morning. Now onus ImarloJ In oveiilni of saiuo diiv. , , , , . . , ice speeiinunsof Uoniovjihlo IJililiio. 5l o specimens of Klovlhlo Kl.istlu I'l.Uo All work wiirr.intott as ropri'bontoil , Olllcc , Jlillil Pioor , I'aKlon Illoa c. Tclcliuiu | ) lOSi , Hithiul l-.irim 3 li. TuUo Klovato.- Stairway fro n 10th TO TiTK 0\VNTKUS OALT , LOTS , PARTS OF LOTS AND RHAL 1W- TATB ALONG SKWAUD STUKBT FROM 20rn STHBKT TO tISTII STRKET AND TUB INTKRSKCT- ING STRKRT : You are horoliy notified that the iindor- slKiiud , tluuu diilntiuustul frt'ulioldonof ( ho cliy of Onialin. hnvii lieiiii duly auiKilutod liy the iniivoi- . mill the nppruvalof thoi-lty roiin- ell of t > , ild i-lt v. to .issuss the daiii.i.'o to the owiiii-i respectively of tliu propoity uiruoliid hv ilioelicuiKoof uriulo of SoxMinl strout from Ji.lh hticut to "Mh htieot nnd liitersi-cjllnx btioot , ( U'cluiod imcim.irv by ordliiuiKn ! > o. 191 , pu > .iil ! Dctnuor Illli , isiK ; uppiovcd ( Je lohnr l.lh. IH'W. ' You am fuithnr notified thnt liavlni an- conloil Hild iippuliitmiini , and duly ( iiiiillllo'l n u luiinliod l > y l.nv. \ > u will on the ; ir I day of MmimbiT , A. I > . IbU. . uttliohoin nf in o'clock In the fornnoDii. at the olll of John I' . I'lUL'U. .V > 1 UliiiinUor ( if I'oiiiiiimx'e. ' within the corpoi , ito limits nfhuld city , muut for tliupnr- pose of coiishlorln nnd iimMir. ? Iho IIS IIIM- iniintof ( laniiico to the owners toipuotlvoly of mililpiopnrty alTootud bvsald rh.iiiKoof sruilo tiiknur Into consliior.-itlon Hiicol.il bonolllK. ' ' notlllcd to bo prciunt nl the lliuo nnd iiliico ufoioa.ild nnil inuUo liny objootlom to or htiuoinoMls cdni'oiiiliif Hi ld lusimmiient of duinascs as you " 1Byljli"itlW"r jlA1/- / ! ' ' ' IJCo'ltcr. J. I'A'JU | JOHN W. KOIIIIIN.S , Omiihu , Nob. , OotoDorW. WJi. o.-'diot. NOTICB'oi'1 AHH1WSMBNT OF DAM AGIOS FOR ( JIIANCJB OF ORADK. To the owners of nil lots or parts of lots r.ml real uHtuto nloiiitiUrd from llurnuy strum lo Loavunworlhfitroot ; Jlth htroot fioir. ll.ilf Howard stroc-t to f.oavonworthRtroot : : tli Klruot fiom llinr-ir.l to Jouo * Htrout und In- torHt'utliiB Htrrcts ; . . . , , You uru hcrohv nollll'id that the iitidor- Blsned. tlireo dialntorobtrid frouholdcr * of the olty of oiniihn. huvu boon duly iipiointi.'d by the mayor , wllli the aiiprovul of the city counullof said city , it ) RSSOSH tlio daniiiuo to the owners roupectlveiy of the uropeity alTcctod bv uliaujo of giado of said Hlrcots. declared noco S4ry Dy oMIiiiinoa No. I U. uuHsodOctolmrT , 19'tt. ' apnrovodOc ohi-rl'J. ' IMtt Yotiurofurlliornollllodtliiitli.ivlii aecoptod said appointment , and duly mi ilMlod us ro- ijuired oy law , wo will , on Hie .Inl "iiy of November. A. I ) . . lf ! > ? . at the lioiir of lOs.lo o'clook In the forenoon. nttlioolHuo nf shrlviir AcO'Donohoc , 1103 rarnum ttroet , within the corporHte HIM Its of suld oltv , moot for the pur. posu of comldorlnn and miiklnn thu aisuic Jneut of d.im.tK to the ( .wners reipuotlvuly of bald mopuriy nlTiiotoa Jy said ernillny. tulilnz Into L-onddoratlun > ncul l lionotltf , If " arc lotlflodto ho present al the time uud plauo ufo rcsald , and mnku any objections toor btu to mo ntb ( OnuurnliiK said ntiufcsmuut ofd aniiuefc us yon " " ' nio : , .1. 1'AHI , . T. II. MoUUUAJUH. ( 'oiniultlo of Auprulsora. Ouiaha , Oct. 23th , IbVJ. oldlOt MOUNT VERNON PURE VIRGINIA RYE' I bop to cull tlio ntt'jiition of the pub lic to Iho ubovo poular [ ) brand of pura rye whisky nnd fospootfiilly ask n com- piirijjon with liny other brand of pure rye offered in this tnnrlset. It is fur superior to any othoi1 whisky anil I guarantco jts absolute excellence in flavor as well us its purity audits wholo- Bomo olTecK The public is invited to call and ry it. Ilonry riillcr , ( ilti N. 10th St. , family wino nnd liquor houso. Ksmond hotel block. Wo will semi 3011 tlift rnnrTrloui French I'roparntlun CALTMOS Tk * . uud u IPtfHl Kuuranlee thttt I A MHOS Mill licatoru four llcullli , Mrnitl > uuJ Vleor. I'w tt and /V vi/satisfied. Address VON MOHL CO. . Role Amirlru IgrnU , ( Inflnotll , Obb. NEBRASKA National Bank. U , S. DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , NEB Caniliil $ lllOJJ ) ) Surplus $ < lj,0l ) 'J Onicors anil lri"torf | Iliuirr W Vntni , proil.lant II. C. Cunlilii ; , vlco pruslilun ) , i ; . t > , Miiurlua W. V Mo rue. John t , Colllni J. N. It. I'atrluk , Iieirli A Hoed , cashlur. an-IE IRON BANK. _ NOTICK TO PHOl'liftrV OWNUttS AOHNTH AND IjKSSICKS. In piusiLiiiL-oot ordhrinuo Nn. : iw. . ruijnlrliu honui uoniiUL'llons to ho Hindu to anil within llinunrli lines on ccrdiln stn-uts und iilloysln slruot iinproveiniiiit distrluts .Nos. ISO. W , 4s' ! . 4 HI. I'.H ' and < > * . ' > . in the o ty of Onutliu , you nr h'jri'hy notllliMl to niaUo.ill HCI-IH- ) iruntnipc - lions \vllh MIIU or in.iiiih or lntLcrils und to c'oinpluto Miicli wort on or hotoro Novoinlxir lot n. IS' ' ) . ' , us It Ih the purpoHo to Dtvn the streets nrl ulhM's In thosild dlslrluls nnd niniDpnrtlt'nlutly ilesi'rlbod us folio w , to-wli : No. 4S'I L'cnli'f stri'ol from loth htrunt to lltliHlroiit. No.li" Alloy In biouk 5' , city , fiom 17th hticut In If-th Htrri'l. No 4hl-Alloy ) lu lno.'k llfi , city , fiom I'th hllL'dt tO IKlll SIIIM'I. No. IHI 'Till hlroot fiom .Inukkiin hliunt lo I.o ivoinvorth stionl. No. 4i ! : Alley in block lOS'i ' from IDtli strcot to lth stroul. No. JHi IMolllestrnal from ll.'nd ' slrrnt to thn nlliiv iinUvcuiiU.'iid .mil ilrd htiout. In the city of Oiniih.i , Von n ro liuinhy ordrrcd lo ni'il.o tlio noco sury hiiwoi' t'oniiuutloiH on or hof.iru thod.iio RpUCllll'll III HllS lllllll.'l' , Of tllO HHII10 Will b'l in ail P by the oily uiithorllliii. nnd test tlieruuf UHSi-isuil axahiHt tlui liropoitv opnulto the buiiio and siioul.ill v LonulHU'il tlii-roby , Iliiti'd at Diniiliii. Nob. , thlH Jtli d.iy of Oi'to- ' " " ' ISJi P. w. iirKiciiAirin : , flialiiniin of tin ) llour.l of I'nhllo Worl.'s. ' ' _ s TiTlTil H IJT pnrtiToTITiliTm'hlilrloy htruut from "nth Hlri'ul i'"Jth luiinno. Yon ro huroby nolllloil that the iiiidor- hlKtiod tliioodlslntoro'ted fri'oholilurs of tlio oily of Oinuliu liuvi' IHICII duly upuolntuil by the inuyor wilh the npproval of the city coun cil of nil d oily to n4soss tliuduimiKiiof th ownorHiotpuuilvolyof thn propnrty ulroutud liy the rnan-tiof Krado of hhlilry xlrout du- clain I niiL'oss.ity bv ordlniinco No. : ituiimtsbd July M. INJ. ' , approved July .H , IM.1. ) You urn furthar notllifd thnt having a- " coptcil mild api ) < lntn > unt anil dnlv iiitlilU'il | ; in iL iiiliiil | ! liy law. wo will on ilmltil ilnv of N'n- vomhor. I B ' . ' . nl thn hiiurof ID o'clock In thn inornlnit utthiiollluuof Oliarlcb I' , lluiij.iinlii , I.1K1 DodKO t > tii'iil ultliin the coipnr ito llinllM of n ill ! city , iniiut for the pnrpoto ( if consldor- InK and m iklliK usvuiiinunlnf duniiiKO In tliu OWIIIIIH ii'spoctlvolv of said propurly nlfcctcd by suld ur.ulln . laklnt' Into coimldoratloii Npoclit ) IxiiKtllth , If any. You are lioniby noti fied to bo prosunt at llio tlmu mid placu uforif wild und iiuiko any oujoollou to or htalcinoiiH coiiuornlnif t ild iissi' nuicntof dAinuiui.iii you muy consldur nroiiiir. nroiiiir.MIAKI.r.H ( IMIC.NMAMI.N , JOHN r. I.-I.AI K , I'oiniultieoof Appr.iUcn. Omaha , Neb , . Out , ilst. Ih ! ) . ' . oyMlOt _ 1 6TrHl'HINta. ) KOlh'jf DAKOTA. TUll i Alll.h -I I bad ot America. In Ihn IIUoU lllll > , X.'MI futl nbote tint > on , A trl p. br.iclru atmotplieru Ixnelr Menury Tlnnu warm uiudluliml W UT LuvocaruJ Ihouinmli ( if lutltml * . Klnuit pluniin bath In tun U , H , Tli i Ut.uin , liulll of ulukiiiua/ tout ) , tticouio < lati' &VJ iH'oplui ttrlcllr lint t'lao : opoii lire iiliici'n.ili'uiu hu t oluctrlc IlitUti , rk'l'lf ( urinilieil , Una wllo vor iihlalu. t > blu u > | < ulnltr. rlnouuluuini , mild liilur . llcilucud rnit-i br ( > > week or uioiitU. TliruiiKli tnilui from CUUnuu. U. b. MAUIIUN , 'i'llC JiVUlU , Uut Sj'tlogi , U k t x 1e 1I 1 I- Ie II. I. I.o I.u ti f-