"TTTK OMAHA bATLV IW.F. . FJTNiUvSirTottKU ai ift 2 STXTKKN PAORS
WHERE GRA\ \ LIVED AND LIES
In and Abont Stoke Pogis , Where the
Deathlew "Elegy" Wan Written ,
RUGGED ELM , IN YEW TREE'S ' SHADE
r : < | > fcUlljr rntnrrstlni ; to tlm American I'll.
Brim from Its Amoclntlonrltli the rnn
rnnlly-l'cn-rictnrr ; .if ( Illnlmrrlni :
mill Cnr i'ii Church ,
SroKB I'odis , Kig. , Oct. 13. ( Corres
pondence of TUB BKI : . ] If the splendid
conlo nnd hlitorlc environment of Sloko
Pogli , tbo old homo and chief haunt ot the
poet Gray , u line nnd sllrrlng , the plnco
lliolf Is ono Ilkoly to awaken the purest
emotions of contemplation nnd dolicht.
Pence nnd repose fccom to brood upon all
tbo lanes nnd Oold . If you comons most
visitors do by way of Windsor nnd Slough
tatlon , you will Insensibly feel this tbo
moment the latter nloco hiw disappeared oo-
bind ibo olnu , and you nro alone in thai
blphwav between the Holds. Htorna
Sabbatb Booms to bavo descended unon tto
entire parish of Sloko I'ogls nnd the manor
of Stoke ; nnd , whatever the season of tbo
year , the Inngurous husb U always hero nnd
ever close and unbrouon.
1 otton tramp out hero from old London
town witb any manner of vnnarous excuse
for tbo Idling vagabond journey. Kucn time
I am sure to dlicovcr some new lane or
hodeo-bordcrcd road leajlng to the nook and
nostlseolc. Wborovor I may bo when n
half-dozen miles away I follow blindly only
the general direction toward the tiny gruv
old splro which pushes above iho sofi bank
of trees to the west ; and then , bo It by
broad hlcbwny , bloosominif lane or by foot
path across the fields , there Is the same surpassing -
passing quint beauty and changeless utraos-
pberoof rest.
All 1.110 Attunncl to Nature' * IVnre.
It sceinsthat even ibo carts upon ibo high
way * are moro noiseless hero. Cotter or
Dlowboy , ' 'fnrmsr or crimv potter from
.ho near Uilns , country wench or lassie with
rosy cheeks , appears to move from bouse to
houao or Hold to Hold as If In pleasant mood.
Kino in Holds , dogs at doouvays , abcop In
menilowfi , nil browse or nod in sleepy solstice
time : while the bird , though no luss
melodious hero , tune ihelr lavs as If hesl-
tanlof breaking , oven with Joy , tbo sweet
nod tender spoil.
All this , too. Is Intonsilloa by the peculiar
retirement of. tbo central scene of ibo
"Elegy" Iho Sloko I'ocls ohurch and
oburcbynrd. Nollher is at tbo wnysldo as
Is usual with English country munorln ,
churches. Unless first rightly directed ,
you would pass them many times unon the
old north and south blchwny ( ram Slouab.
They ho to Ihn west of Iho road bidden by
dons' ) masses of trees. Opposite are
pleasant fields witb here and thcra willow-
bordrrod runlets of wimplmg water or
badowy pools , where In summer are
G.bn kino , breast-deep In llio shallows nl nee n
When the llnshodsun w.illhlnsnfTrony skies ,
throadlngs ot lanes and highways with
dalntyvistasstrotcbiug tolbo honzon ootweeu
nd , if the trees are wind-whipped enough
In autumn time , glimpses of tbo somber
brown of Kton's embattled walls with the
Kreat Hound Tower of Windsor a gray sll-
bouotto boyond.
Tlio Mcmorlnl Monument.
If you know the way und bavo come In
Juno'or July , when lawn and loaf are rich
est , you can see from tbo bigbxvay no moro
than tbo cbtrnnev , or tbo eaves , or a bit ot
the roof tiling of a llttlo iodgo beyond tbo
gato. Overarching trees nnd luxurious
creepers shut , out the Stoke park road to
church and manor bouso complo'.oly. Leav
ing this , you enter a path loading ever a lit
tle hillock through a tangled maze of coppice -
pico and come , ai the end of perhaps 100
yards , to iho huge monument , erected lo iho
memory of Gray lu 17'J'J ' by John Ponu ,
grandson of William Ponu. the tnon lord of
Stoke manor. The design was by the noted
Jamns VVyatt. It consists of a sarcophagus
ot historic size supported on a lofty square
freestone pedestal , tbo wbolo reaching per
haps forty or fifty foot above the sward ,
which Is beautifully gemmed with ( lowers
aud protected by a surrounding sunk.on
fence.
It is really the only important monument
to Gray in existence. A vast sum was once
collected uia'ar pralcnso of a building fund
In memory of Gray nl 1'embroka ball at
Cambridge , where he was for many years
one of the most Illustrious ornaments of the
Classic town. "Indeed , " snjs so excellent
nu authority as Gossr , "It strangers did not
periodically inquire at Cambridge for his
room , it is probable that tbo name of Gray
would bo ns completely forgotten at Pembroke
broke as at Petorhouso ( from which his cold
balh al Iho bands of roystoring fellow com
moners , eco January night in 17ol ( , baa
driven him ) where also no mon-
urnontof any ulna preserves tbo record of
bis presence. "
A Pool's I3iltnph. |
The inscriptions on the four sides are In
keeping witb tuo spirit of tbo spot , and at
once emphasize in Ibo visitor's mind llio
close and loving association of "poet , poetry
and places Un tbo slilo facing tbo south approach
preach is thu following :
This Monument , In honor of
THOMAS ( illAY.
Was hreotcd A. I ) . KOa.
Among the ticonory
Colebruted by t.iat ureal j.yrlu and I3Ieglie
J'out.
Uo died In 1771 ,
And ties unnoted In the uUjolnlnff Churchyard ,
Under Iho Toiubstonu on ulnrh ho piously
And pathellually refolded the liitoriiient
Of his Aunt aud lamented Mother.
The other thrco inscriptions uro from tbo
"Ocloto Elon College" and Iho "Elegy. "
That on Iho north Hide U from the ode :
Yo distant splrn-f ! Ye antique tonersl
That croun Um watery
Ah. haupv hills ! Ah. pleaalim
Ah. IIUKlH helovuu Iniln !
Where onuu my carelesselilldhood strayed.
A hlruiiRor vet to pulnl
1 feel thu Kales thnt from yo blow
A momentary bliss tiuatuw.
On iho east sldo are tbo folio win ? two
stanzas from tbo "Elogv : "
llcneatli these ) rupeea elms thnt yew tree's
Whnui heaves the turf In many a moldorlnj :
heap ,
Eaoh In bis inn row cell forever laid ,
The iiulo foiefutheraof llio hamlet nlcop.
Tbo bnu/.y call of Inceiiso-liroatlilntf morn ,
The Hwallow twlttorinit from tho.strnw-bullt
hllCll. U
Tbo rocl.'H shrill clarion or the eeholni ; born ,
Koinoiu shall rouse thuin from tbulr lowly
bed.
Again are lines from tbo "Hlegy" chosen
for llio Inscription oo tbo wesiurn facade :
Hard by yon wood , nou smlllnr as In sooin
Mulliii iia Ills wuywaiil funvicrf he would
Now druopiUK , woeful , wnn. Ilko ouo forlorn ,
, Ui uruvdvllh euro , or CTU C < | In liupohos
lino.
Ono morn 1 inUacd htm on thu accustomed
Alons thu hoiith. nnd near tils fuvnrltu tree ;
Another cnmot noryul hoildu llio rill ,
Kut up tholuwu , nor HI thu wood wus ho.
rii'miuc i'rn | ieot ,
From your present , sliulon at the monument
ment vou hnvo only to turn uud face the
went for us mvcel u prosnocl onu nlloguiber
hidden il ! ) jou cutccd | thu ledge KUIO UK
over till in mi o.ves behold. Across a luwnltko
open field of clover , almost musical Irom the
hum of murmuring fees , U seen to the riiht
, llio remaining hugo gables und ohnnneya ,
Its t(0 ( almost completely covered with ivy , of old
It baa , Slolio hitll , the uuclunt manor house. Hero
rlloi. . once lived the noulo fumilios of the Hunt-
Ingdoii ! ' . the Cokes uud tbe Cobbams , whcro
lltioj Quoeu KHzabotb became euuuiored of her
Illtllo ] cno time rov'al entertalnuicui. Duws ctiimer
ur . about tno old chirauoys nnd KOsvlp iu tbo
lloui- brunches of the lofty trues. Aucloul groat-
nc i Dad atatcllneaa with plcluresijuti and
oven winsome decuy charm thu onlooker lu
' every vlow of old aioko hall.
To Iho left , and somewhat farther
awny , across uontly rolling and velvuty
lawub , the beautiful vista being uounuod on
either ( Ida bv tomoot the richest parU lor-
c try iu Kuglaud , U st-uu lli-j dazxllugly
vrhltuoullluos of the upleudla Stokuliallof
today. Uoforo It , or.d still to I ho south , a
gleam of bhimmoriQK blue bluu of an exlou-
tee lvo nrtiliclul itUcot of water. Dehind It ,
to tbu richt , la a lofty pillar nearly 1UO feel
la height , surniountod by n heroic tlKuro of
glr ttuwura Uoko , KlitabeiU1 * attorney und
rhtof Juitlc * of tbo klnc'n bench , whoso ca
reer and wrltlnpi nro familiar to the logl
profession throuehoul ths world. Throueh
marrlafo ho wai once lord ot Stoke manor.
Hut the princely manor houio which ends
the vltta , and whose whllo colonnades giro
the Impression thnt lawn nnd forest enchant
the ojotoroit upon some fair painco built
by fairy hands , wa * the worn of the Penn
family , principally of John Penn , ibo
founder of Ponnnyluanla'a nocond ion by
his second wife. An American's vlrld fanoj
prompts a proprietary , or Kindred , fooling
bore , and you are heartily glad vou can IInil
In Ent'lRnd better memorial ot Ibis great
family than the tablet to Admiral Penn , In
Si. Mnry Uodcllffo church , Bristol , or the
grass-choked prnvo of tbo trrnnd old Quaker ,
William Pcnn , in lonely Jordan' ? Meeting
llouso gravo-gurtb ,
Wlicrn "tlm Kudo rorefathcrs Sleui ; "
Squarely before vou , to tbo west , not MO
yards away , an exquisite gem of sconlo
rcAllty In Iho setting ot tbls uncqualcd rural
picture , stands old Stoke PORIS church , sur
rounded by Its hallowed churchyard , fade-
l"ss in the memory nnd boart of man for lust
four lines of the tondcrost poetry ever
penned
llcno.ith those niftgcd olini , that yew trco'i
simile.
Where hrnxoi the fruit In many it inold'rlng
honp ,
IJ.icll in his narrow cell forever laid.
The ritdu forefathers of the Imtnlet sleep.
At no old-world shrtuc will your heart o
leap and thrill with supremely gratified ox-
puclanuy. There Is olntlou. indeed Inloxlaa-
itou , in iho perfection of your realisation. 1
am aura your experience is nn universal ono.
Expressions falling from tbcllps of differ
ing lypes of Americans In my presence on
dllTarent occasions fully Illustrate this. Ono
was by n prim Ohio matron who looked upon
the old and now manor houses and then on
the little church and yard In n mailer of fact
wuy for n tlmo , and then said briskly lo her
handiorae daughior aianding near :
"If Gray had over written about this place
dlfTcront than ho aid , ho would bavo been n
plaguoy fool , und that's all 1'vo got lo say
itbout III"
A plain Now Knglnud sohoolraa'am came.
She nad walked from Slough to save car-
rlago Hire. She Und tolled nnd scrimped
many years logotto a few of these old-world
shrlnos.
"Oh , " shr- said , with tears of Joy filling
her itray , line oycs , "to have worlted und
saved.my whole llio , with Ibo surely of
finding II so true to > ny henrt-ploturo of It
all , would have indeed bcon n lifelong plcns-
uro ! "
UK riirseil tluil .Stun of Urn > 's.
A wealthy ranchman from Wyoming who
cama in a carriUKO , mind you , and ' 'tipped"
everything nnd everybody irom Slough lo
Stoke , not 'crgotling myself in his Kindly
fooling , because 1 wus able to point out n fuw
trilling things ho might bavo overlooked ,
volesd ibo sumo idea in n , different way :
" 1 used to 'putso' that Mull of ( Jrav's when
I wus a boy , down in our MohuwU valley
village school , lill the t'ifurnal 'glimmering
landscape' of ovcry kind of grammar wns
fading from my sight. Hut it worked uo a
regular longing lo sometime come and sort ot
stnnd around whcro Gruv loafed. Now Unit
I'm hero tlio whole thing takes hold of mo
hard. My friend , that fellow , Uray ,
'rounded up' thlugs here square ! "
And so ho did. 1'ootry Is truly revelation
Ihrough melodious words. Hut It must bu
Irue. not false , revealmcnt ; or you and 1 and
the Wyoming critic are certain to stop at the
llclv bars of unreality and Haw.
You will saunter loviugty aruontr the
graves for a little , moantlmo polling ac
quainted with old Josopli Lovoll , for tnauy ,
many years Iho soxlon hero , and his wife ;
both nearly suvonty years of ago , but chirpy
Tbov are making a bit. of hay among tbo
mounds , as U Ihoir right aud their only fee ,
nsido from that from burials , for which
Joseph pots "four bob ( Kuilllnca ) fur the big
uns , an' two for tbo llttlo uns. "
llrro I.lra n I'ouc tu Puniucll Kniiwn.
The church itself l.s u llttlo odd jumble of
stone and wood , low nnil wide , witb Iwo low
gables fuel UK ibo east and , gradually merg
ing iulo one peak al ttin west end. Il has ouo
of the oddest south porches to ba founn in
Kucland. On the north.sido is n huge , low
tower , nearly as large as the body of the
church , from the top of whoso crumbling
Norman battlements rises a lull uud very
slcndor woouen spire. Too entire church , to
above tbo ease of the spire , is massed and
malted with ivy , ant ) is nn inspiring picture
of mellow antiquity and hallowed repose.
At the east end , Jnsl beneath tbo vestry
window and but u low feet from the church
wall , H tbo ancient low altar tomb of the
Grays. On tbo slab is out the famous in
scription by Gray himself in memory of his
aunt. Mary Antrobus , nnd bis mother , Dor-
otbv Gray , "tho tender , careful mother of
many children , ono of whom alone bad tun
misfortune to auivivo tier. " In this most
lium bio tomb Gray lies. Ho wns bunco hereon
on the Gib of August , 1771 , m accordance
witb bis own request in bis will rnado at
Cambridge , but no mark upon the stone
which covers bis dust ever served to denote
bis rcsti g place.
AL-ain the friendly liana of n I'enn is
.seen in the tablet opposite ) in the old church
wall , recordiuir the fuel of Uray's
burial hero. Jobu Pcnn sot this tablet hero
eighteen years alter Gray's burial ; and it
was the first record made in sloua tbat
Thomas Uray had lived aud sung in Eng
land.
land.Tho
The old south porch is ono of n few i Jtnaln-
ing curious examples ulonc witb that at
Grasmcro church , where Wordsworth is
buried of the very miciont , stone porches
attached to country churches. In olilon
tlmos I hoy. were the yatlitrlii' , ' places of
villagers. With the room formerly over
thorn called the parriso , ibo whole , with llio
stone slilo seats und piscina , formed a
tiny chunol ui which rustic mar
riages were solemnizcO , "HusDiiads
at Uhlrcho-aooro have I had flvo , " says
Chaucer's Wife ot Bath ; ana as this church
und porch are fully ( KM years old many sucu
ceremonials have doubtless been wltucbsed
here. You will llncor long within it , for
you iiro sitting In the very shade of that
"yow tnJo" commemorated in tbo "IClojjy. "
Its broad branches reach to the quaint gable
above you , nnd droop us if In benignant
protection upon tbo hallowed spot.
Interior ot Molui 1'ogis UJiurch.
Tbo Interior of this ancient church Is vary
quaint aim simple. Tbroo strangollvc-anglea
arches illvido tlic nartowHiao aisles Irom ibo
nave , the tun bo rod vault of which is partly
supported by four huge cross-bourns of oak.
Tbo powb are as straight and narrow and as
'grotoiijucly curved as any l have olsowuoro
found in Knglund. An ancient stone front ,
lined with loud uud undoubtedly 500 years
old , stands In too center of ibo nave aud
above tbo family vault of tbo Ponns. Tbo
basement of tbo Unver Is wholly occupied by
the manor paw. Its bigtt puuelliik' and nar
row lattice work are ypry quaint and odd.
It is provided with settles , ottomans una a
llrcplnco of ancient design ; curtains screen
tlio occupnnu from tbo gaze of other
worshipers ; it Is lighted by n tiny
splayed window , cut in tbo tower's east
wall ; und tbo lord of tbo manor nnd bis
family are admitted through n nrlsonllko
door bcnenth outer crumbling htops , up
which llio cbangc-ringors. led by old Joseph
Lovoll , tbo sexton , use-end when they doll
tholr coats for tbo uiorry work in tbo Kij
chances upon tuo cumin of six sweetly
musical bulls.
Abtdo from Ibo memorial pew tno only
spacious pew In Stoke I'ogis churcb is tbo
Gray family pow , now occupied by the
Allbuscn heirs , who uro also owners of tlio
now bandsoino West Und co'.tnge , a mlle
north of ibo church , which wui Gray's
homo during bis rcaUeuco at Stoke 1'oirix.
It is tbosuuuiost , coziust place In llio liltlo
church , uud stands in the ttost end ot tuo
.south nUlo. Above It on tbo ono side
Is n uoublo lancet blalned glass win
dow will ! a representation of Uhriit
biosslng llttlo children ; und on Ibo other ,
along tuo south wall , Is u huge I'enn table ! ,
commemorating the buriut within tbls cuurcU
of Thomas I'enn , sou of William I'enn , ot his
( Thomas' ) wlfo. Hi , Ilou. uuly Juliana
I'enn , third aaugbiur of Thomas , first earl
of I'omfret , of their sous , John and Uran-
villa I'enn , of tbo wife of the latter aud of
their tbrco sons und four daughters.
Somehow there Is hero and all about Ktoko
I'OKIS uu indlssplublo linking of tbo memory
of tbo pon&ivo poet and tbo kindroa of tbo
gruua old Quaker chieftain. 1'ornaps to you
and I , as Americans , It draws moro closu tno
kindly spell which broods upon tbo church ,
cburcbyurd and silent , sylvau scone of ibo
' 'Klosy. " Bui you can hardly Icavo ino
sweet old spot until the shadows btxvo fallen ,
'und , vour whole beimr tilled with tbo tender
spirit of tbo place , your boart , rattier tban
3 our h in , utters tuosu lines of graven soul
it liquid song ;
Now fndiii the Kllininerluv lamUeupo on tbo
si/lit.
And ml the air a solemn sllllnosj holJs ,
Save uhero the beetle wbuola liln drontns
lllRllt
Aud iiiuwiy tiukllujis lull thu UUtant fold * .
L.
SHOTGUN MARRIAGES VOID
Judge Davis Lays Down a Now Rule ia
Divorce Oassi.
MARRIAGE MUSF BE A MUTUAL MATTER
Wllllnni Mcliobcrc Discovers that Ho llni
Not Itccn n Married .Mnn Inr
Yearn , Allhaitcli llo \ \ nVetl
to Sn c It
When William Schoborg , accomoanlod by
his lawyer , wont before Judge Davis yester
day , ho was positive that bo wns a married
man , aud the lawyer In iho case would
iiavo staked bis reputation and bis retainer
'oo ibatViliiam was tied to a woman by
matrimonial fattors thai galled and cut ocep
down ' Into the flesh , but when the two men
hied themselves from iho Judicial presence
they were not sure wnothortha ono who wns
'n trouble was married , single or both.
Attached to this state ot affairs tuoro Is a
tale which n court petition nnd nothing olio
unfolds. It it aakoloton In the closet and
t rallies every tlmo tbat tbo door Is opened
and the family affair l exhibited to the
public.
William' * lloyliooil Hays.
Seven years ago William was nn Innocent
country lad ot 17 summers residing upon n
farm in the vicinity of Dunlap , la.
William had his pwoothcarts , and among
them was 11 farmer's daughlor who was fair
to look upon. The two young people thoughl
considerable of each other , but marriage was
a subject that , was never touched upon as
they ipooncd about the quiet cooks
ot the farm. There was a styllih
younc man from tbo town happened
that way and It was not long until ho had
wormed his way into the girl's affection. At
ongth It became apparent that the country
girl had loved the town man not only too
well , but that aho had lovoa him too un
wisely.
When this fact was discovered the town
man skipped to other climes ana the coun
try girl expressed a desire to return to
her flrsl love , but William would not have
t that way and so told the family.
Married Under Trying Clrr.iU'Utancos.
Too father of Bridget would not tnko no
for an answer aad insisted tbat Soboberg
should become his son-ln-liw. whether erne
no , and so , when February 1 , 1SS , " > rolled
around William was inarched up to tbo
altar with n shotgun leveled at his boad.
Not having a doslro to become a corpio ho
allowed Father Lynch to perform tbo ceremony -
mony , alter which , wifeless and alone bo
journeyed to this city , where ho has since
resided. A few months ago bo Instituted
divorce proceedings , being aided nnd abetted
by an ntlornoy who informed him
Hint there would bo no trouble In securing
tbo coveted court ordtr.
Yesterday when the case waa called Wil
liam went upon the witness stand , where he
detailed the courtship and the Incidents lead
ing up to Iho time of bis coining to Omaha.
Judge Davis was a patient listener to the
talc ot woo , but ho xvas nnnblo 10 give Ihe
young man any consolation. Marrlucc , bo
said , was a contivct , and In order to make it
valid there , musl ba an agreement
by both of the conlractlng parties
thereto. In tbo Schoborg cuso it was
apparent tbat ibo plaintiff had never
entered Into the agreement of his own free
will nnd nccord. That being so the pretended
wedding proceedings wore void and without
any force or effect. Tbo lawver in tbe case
should have known ibis before be tiled his
petition for tbo divorce , for if there was no
wedding there could bo no divorce. The
court proceedings were wrong from the very
incootion. and if any aotlon was to have been
instituted it should bavo been an action de
claring tbu pretended marriage null and
void.
_ _
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rotary movement is the lightest running
roachiuo in the market , and is unequalled for
peed , durability and quality of work. Sold
by George W. Lancaslor & Co. , 514 S 10th stj
111K TIlU.lTiitS.
When Julio Marlowe tirst plaved Par-
thcnia at a matinco nvory critic in New
York was satisfied. There was notouedls-
icnlir.s volco. Her manager then equipped
her with a company and she remained out
tbo balance of the season. The next , she
started out full of hope and ambition , but
alas , a cruel sickness interfered and for four
inoLths she was very near tbo dark river ,
but youth and a slrong constitution finally
triumphed anil she resumed her work the
next season and now for two
yours has been playing uninter
ruptedly. Miss Marlowe personally
has everything lo recommend bcr lo Ibe
public. If llioy waul to hear tbo nest
dramatic literature in tno Englibb language
they \\111 co mo , for her authors uro Gilbert ,
Lovoll , Kuowlos and always Shakespeare.
Tomorrow evening Miss M.trlowa will open
her Omaha engagement and our theater
goer a will hnvo ihelr flrsl opportunity of
judging of the merits of the wonderful liltlo
actress themselves. Shu will present hero
Iho following repertoire : Monday ovoniiKr ,
"As You Line 1 -"Tuesday ovonln ? , "Koineo
and Juliet ; " Wednesday matlnoo , "As Yon
Like If " SVeilncsday ovcnmg , CyinDclino. "
At the Farnam Street theater this week ,
beginning with the umtlnco today , Dora
Davidson und Miss Hamio Austin will pre
sent tlio beautiful molodrnmo , "Guilty With
out Crime" ( u dramati/.atiou of M. K. Brad-
Lion's celebrated novel , "Aurora Floyd" )
supported by a strong company. The story
runs thus :
Stella , a foolish girl nt boarding school ,
fancies a sport , William Mortimer , runs
away with him mid marries. llo leaves her ,
out xbo keeps bcr secret for sumo tlmo ,
when she reads ot bis death on the track.
SUe then marries a joung Kngli.su lord
( still keening her secret ) who is "all tbo
world" to her , and she to him. Her bus-
band employs u trainer for his stable , who
turns out to bo her supposed dead .husband.
The meeting is a surprise to both , und with
his knowledge other crime of bigamy , bo ex
torts money from hor. Stella , to HUVO
her honor , agrees to moot bin : , und during
this mooting bo Is killed by a ' 'pal , " und
her second busbuaa , who appears on tbo
scene , is accused of tbo deed. To save her
husband Stella coufessoi to the murder , U
remanded to prison , adjudged guilty and 1
utters tbo agouy of llilnkinc her husband
the murderer whllo sbo Is " 'guilty witboui
crimo. " Miss Austen tulcos the part of Stella.
Her emotional secucs nro all masterpieces ot
melodramatic nctiiig. Mr. Dnvluson's portrayal
trayal of Tom , "ibo softy , " Is u wonderful
pioc'o of work. The play will bo.
staged in n realistic ) nnd no.uuiful manner.
Matinees Wednesday aud Saturday.
"Our Irish Visitors" will keep open bouso
at the Fnrnnm Street theater week ot No
vember 0 , commencing Sunday. In Its
eighth successful teMonihit popular comedy
will bo stronecr than ovor. Full ot thnt
rich Irliu humor which , while entertaining ,
I * not vulgar , It has maJo rapid strides Into
uonulnr favor. Entirely rewritten , Its ionrs |
nnd brplay brought down to date , It bcctns
practically a now career. Messrs. Benedict
nnd McKoovor have placed tbo comedy on
the road this season with a very strong com
pany.
By the mass of the tboater K ° lut (
public who bavo tired of the horse
clay and ever > lonn methods of farce-
comedy , "Tho Colonel , " a product of
the legitimate school of comedy , will
bo appreciated. Though the entire perform
ance Is a continuous round of laughter iho
merriment is Induced loglilmatoly and the
production retains a llnvoc of cleanliness and
refinement. But four performances will bo
plven here , beginning Friday , November 4 ,
at the now Boyd ,
Miss Path Rosa , tbo vlvncloiis and tal
ented nctrcsi , will bo seen In her now piny ,
Miss Dixie , " tonlcht al Boyd's iiexv
theater. "Miss Dlxlo" ewes Us orlKlii
to tbo pen of Mr. Charles T. Vin
cent , iho author of several successful plays
on the road this season. Mr. Vincent has
himself superintended the rchcArsnls of the
company for the past four wooks. Miss
Patti Rosa has n very peed part lu "Mlsn
Dlxlo,11 as bavo also the various members of
the company.
Everything will be fresh and new , bright
and breezy nt the Bijou and Wonderland
this week , commencing with tomorrow after
noon. Tbo engagement of How & Wall's
Comedy company in the "Liohtnlng Ajwnt"
promises lo bo ono of the most prosperous
over nlnyod at this popular houuo. Already
the demand lor noats is brisk. All the spe
cialties are original and catchy , and many of
them Irresistibly funny. Violet Mascotto.
ono of the most graceful of nil the world's '
great dancers , in her marvelous serpentine
dance. Is anxiously awaited , and Clover Car
roll , ths unrlvalca ventriloquist , will create
a furoro. Doioros , the Spanish fandango
artiste , und Campbell and Karcber in their
Incomparable comedy musical act , Introduc
ing countless instruments , will constitute a
whole show within themselves. Besides all
those there will bo Patrlcoles musical da-
KOOS , MIO wonderful acrobats. Leo nnd Du-
boU , and numberless other rare attractions.
Manager Dar has also flxod upon Fridays
boroaftor for ladles' souvenir dav , when
every lady vbltor will bo the recipient of
n handsome aud valuable present.
LKAVF.\UUIITII. Kan , , June 15 , ' 90.
Mr. J. U. Moore : My Dear Sir I hav
been sutjcctto sick hoadncbo all mv life.
Over txvoyears ago I began using "Mooro'
Tree of Life" for it and never had n case o
sick headache since , except when the
modlcine was nt ouo end ot the road and I at
the other. Ills worth moro than money to
mo. I hotrttly recommend It to all sufferers
of headache. Very truly yours ,
W. B. LH.E ,
PostorFirst BaotUt Churoa.
SKCltEf liOUlbTlKS.
Army nnil Navy Union ,
The commandorof General John R. Brooke
garrison of the Regular Army and Navy
union recently sent the principal of the Lake
school the following communication , which
explains itself : v
"I am requested by tbo comradas of Gen
eral John R. Brooke garrison No. 54 , of tbo
Regular Army aud Navy union , to oonveto
yourself , to the teachers and scholars of the
Lake school , tholr sin core thanks far tbo ex
cellent manner in which -\vo were enter
tained at the Columbus Day exorcluos at
your school on the afternoon of tbe 20th In
stant , and to assure you that wo have never
participated in anything which was so tborj j
ouebly cnjoved as the exercises above re
ferred to. It wo succeeded in entertain ing
the scholars half as well as they entertained
us wo are moro than satisfied.
"Tbo recitations , essays , songs , etc. , were i
rendered In a highly satisfactory manner ,
and certainly reflected great credil upon tbo
children and their capable and efllclont
teachers.
"The 'salute to the flag. ' was worthy of
special mention and it is our earnest hope
and wish tbat those children may never
live to see the day when , that flag is dis
honored by our friends or trampled upon by
a foe.Vo have comrades In our ranks who
have served under thai dear old Hag for five ,
ton , fifteen , twenly , iwonly-twoand twenty-
seven years , allot whom will bo found over
ready to defend it until such time us the
rising generation are able to take tbolr
places.
"Tho 'grand rovioxv of pupils by com
'
panies' was pronounced by all lo bo'one of
Iho best features of the entertainment , Iho
marching and line military bearing of tboso
young warriors being ono of ibo grandest
slphls we bavo over witnessed , and ono tnat
none of us will over forgot. It is noi often
Ibat a veteran is tai < eu Dy surprise , but in
this instance wo are free to confess that tbo
review of tboso young soldiers not only sur
prised , but completely captivated us ,
"In order tbat every scholar may know
how much wo appreciated their efforts to en-
turtain us upon this occasion , and bow well
they succeeded in doing so , it Is respectfully
requested thai this communication , a copy of
which will be forwarded to Superintendent
Fitzpatnck for his information , may be road
to tbo scholars by their different teachers. "
Itoyul > clshlors of America.
Wednesday evening the women of Royal
Neighbor camp 120 gave a charming enter
tainment at their lodge room Iu tbo Conti
nental block. The following program was
rendered :
Duet On Mossy Hanks
Miss Undy , Mr. Dwlghu
Heading Ode to Columbia
Mr.V. . 13. Cndy.
t-electlou Tsnrmnndlo March
llanjo Symphony Qnartot.
Heading
. .Columbus and the Discovery of America
Miss Anna Thornton.
Solo I Have Sli/hed to Hest Mo
Miss C'acly.
Kecltillon How Cyrus Laid tbo Cable
Master .ToTrosllor.
Selection . . .Jj.mdliiK of Columbus
Columbia Quartet : Miss Ur.i Ilrown ,
Mis * Unico Knily , Mr. J. C. Dyer , Dr.
W , I ) . Dorwnrd.
1'lano and Ilunjo Duet Darkey's Dronm
-Mr. Soykora and Mr.Gullonbeok.
Then n delicious supper was served and
everybody went homo perfectly happy.
Tlio Order of Iho World.
Oak Ledge 10 ! ) will bold its regular moot
ing Tuesday night , November 1 , in TUB Bui :
building. After business a pleasant hour
farina mom bora will be provldod , Brother
Baldwin uud Sinters L/8. Sklnuur and Cora
Hawns nro tbo oommittoo on entertainment ,
which is nn earnest of the good tlmo in sight
and should bo an Incentive to members to
* *
'
co mo out , ,
Deputy Supreme Orsani/er I. G Barigbt
organized u lodge in V > vrooro on tbo 21st ,
with thirty active charter members , anu-lias
nu assured prospect oT 'doubling tbo moot-
bersbip nt the next regular mooting. Ho is
now iu Falrbury , wbcro'he Is havinc very
nr
I fit
RADIANT HOME
STOVES
ARE THE BEST.
Milton Rogers & Sons
Cor 14th and Farnam Sts.
SOLE AGKNTa
flftttorlnff * ucco nnd every oroipoct of or >
( faulting a strong ledge In Iho near tiituro.
StnttUli Itlto Mmonn.
TUB nr.u crrod last tvcok In the statement
that Theodora Erasmus Cnrr h a been
elected grand commander of the Southern
Jurisdiction Scottish Kite Masons , wheres *
Jnmcs Cunnlgbnm Hntchoiorof Now Orleans
was elected to thnt oxnltcd nositlon , the
other oftlcors-cloct be me ns follows ; Lieu
tenant Brand commander , 1'hlllp Crosby
Tucker of Untvctton ; grand prior , Thomas
Hubbard Caswell , San FrancUcoi Rrnnit
chancellor , Theodore Eraimus Cnrr , Leavon-
worth ; prand minister of stale , Odol Squlro
Long , Wheeling . Va. Dr. Dutcholor , the
now grand commnndcr upon whom the mmi
tlo of the Into Albert Plko lulls , Is n Cana
dian by birth , but early In llfo moved
with his parents to New York state nnit
subsequently went south , Attor graduat
ing In modlclno ho entered the nrmy , niul
saw active service In the Indian wars In
Florida nnd also in the war with Mexico ,
Dunne the civil wnr he entered Iho coufoa-
orate Borvlco and held iho position of surgeon
Ronoral of the forces of Louisiana. It wns
at this tlmo thai ho was conllucd , by orders
of Unuornl Hutler , on Ship liluiul , nnd con
tracted the rheumatism which rendered him
n crlpulo for the remainder of his llio. At
the close ot Ibo war ho settled In Now Or
leans , where ho some years hgo retired from
active medical practice. His present posi
tion In the order of Iho Scottish Kilo bns
come after many promotions durlusr n long
membership , as ho is now moro thuu 74 years
of nfro.
lioforo ndjournlne the nupromoboclv of the
southern Jurisdiction voted to hold tbo next
biennial meetln * In Bt , tuuls , 19M , the me t-
inp ot ISO'S having also boon held In that city ,
Oitil Kellnnm.
The following resolutions were recently
pasxod upon the death 01 Mayor O , P.
Miller of South Omaha by South Omnh *
lodjro No. 143.
Wlinrcx. ( Ted , In lilt all-nlso protldonfp ,
lias seen lit toicmoxo from our n.ldftl llrollicr
( T. I' . Jtlller , n member of our bolotcd order ,
Wheroni. Wlillo Imwlnp In siibniUslon to
Iho Supreme Kulcr nf the t'nUeric , knowlntt
Hint ho douth nil thlnjn neil , wo stoutly ro
t-rot tlio ( loath of our beloved brother : there *
fofo bo It ,
Kewlvcd. Thnt wr , the members of South
Omnhn lodco No. IK Independent Order of
Odd rulloff * . of South Omnhn , Neb , droply do-
Uloro the loss woliavo anstiilnod Intlindonth
of our uorthv brother , wlm tins boon removed
from our midst to the unhei-sM leduc aboxo.
nnd we humbly submit to the decree of an all-
wNn Hiilor.
le ! olved , Tlint , In thn death of Itrother C. I1.
Mlllor , our order has lost n Rood member. hl
wlfo it ION Inn liiisbuml und thli community *
cltlrrn whoso purity of llfo nnd dnvotlon to
duty htxc ondunrod him to .til who know him.
Ili-iolvcd , Thnt wo extend to tlio Htllletod
Ulow and fnmlly ourournosl nnd hortfrlt
syinimlliloH in tliolr deep nflllotion , nnd com *
mend them to Him who dooth all things well ,
nnd thnt wo calm to with them llio hope of it
reunion In Jthnt world \\lieio there U no sorrows
rows und \ > < > ; turtlier
Itotolvp , Thnt the charter of thMlndRO be
drnpod In mourning for u uurloil ot thirty
duys nnd thnt thr'O resolutions bo uprrnd on
the records of this 'oilso , ncopy thcrt'ut sent
to the tiornnvetl widow nnd that thur bo pub
lished In the city papers.
papers.Jons C. TUNIK. .
U. At. rinn < torf ,
II , UVMAK ,
Continental
Clothing House.
Special Trade Sale
-or-
Overcoats and Ulsters
Beginning Monday Morning
Retail Profits Saved
$75,000 , worth
-or-
Overcoats and
AT
jobbers' ' Prices.
Men's
Chinchilla Overcoats
$6 ; worth $10.
Men's Wool Diagonal
Overcoats $8 ; worth
$15 ; guaranteed colors
Men's Eleysian Overcoats ,
at $10 ; worth $16.50.
Men's Suits in all Wool Cheviots and Cassi-
meres , $8.00 , $10.00 and $12,75.
BOYS' DEFT.
Suits and Overcoats.
Boys' Cassimere ( Q CA
Suits.S.JU >
Boys' Union < tO A A
Suits , 4)J.UU )
Boys' all wool
Double Breasted ( It < S ( )
Cheviot Suits , ' -
$1.50 and $2.00
Saved on Every
Boy's Suit
AT THIS SALE.
Hundreds of Boys' ' Over
coats and Ulsters at
Jobbers' Prices.
Come Early Monday to the
CONTINENTAL.
DrDOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Tti * ( Bilntnt iptclallit In . ncrToni. clironlc , prirMo. tlood. . tktaanil unn rr dtieatei. A rn l r ana
lUtered . uriUuate . IB mudclnt. . ni dlplomu . and ctnlflc U , : ' Uow. iituil , trcttlnir wlib . tli > ( . rr teit ucrixi ,
UrrU. , p rm . .urrUoc Ion . in nhooJ. mlD l . wiakiren nUbt lonei liapniuacr. ( rpbllK. , trtctur Bon-
> rrho gleot. tsrlcocele.ctc f o mercury u i. NB . tre lmuut forlotiot liul iiuwrr fait ! * * uoitbui to
Tlilt m tn 7 tu . ir > ate1 ai liorao Uj oorropomlcoc * . lleJKIn * r lniimm Dt > Mnt br m . ll or jpru > *
ouralrpacked. DU uiarktloloiUcata coalenti . orieniler. Una ptTioaiJ inturTU" , prcKireil. . Cooiulinloa
. . .
fr a Corr . ponUencu . itrlctlr . private. Uoak ( M/iMrlM u ( UJCM Mat XM Uffia * fcuur t. M. W I ) iu.
tiiodaf i W a. m.lo il m. Seaa i
t UOOrAMATlOf ! ,
I'rocUniMlnti unit notion ID the
electors and lxal voter * ot lh school dlmlct
of Omaha. In the county of Djuglnt , In the
stntoof Nobraskn , of n umier.sl elmtlon tolm
held In HHliI school UUtrlct on Tueesday , the
eighth ( l y of November. 191 fur the puiposn
nt electing Ihn member * of tlio lloitrd ot Kdti *
oat Ion of said school dl trlet to1 nerve on paid
Itonrtl fioni mill Including tl.n ilrst Monday ot
JnntiHrv , 1MM. until llio ilrst Monday In Jaiiti *
nry. HM.
To ( he qunllllml electors and IcRftl votori of
the school illilrlct of Omahn , In llio county
of Pouclits , In tlio state of Nebraska !
I , Hninurl 1C. 8pauldlnir , president of Inn
Hoard of IMiirtnlon of llio nchool illilrlot of
Omahx , In tuoi'O ntyiif Douglas , In thoslMo
of Nobrasks. do Istuo tlili my proclamation.
and br vlrlnpof HIP .nut her It v x.ostod In inn
ii4 tueh prc ldent tin hereby R\O | puMlo no
tice to tlm < | unllllpd t'lpoloN ami
losnl voters of tlio school dls
trlct ot Omaha. In tin- county n (
Dciiielii" , In tlinstntoor Ni-bruxkr , thnt u em-
vratoliH'tliiii will bo holtl In snld school dls-
trlcton Tuesday. llio ° l hthidity of Js'ovcm-
ln-r , l 'ii ' for tlio mirposn ot olpouinc flvo mem *
borsof tlio llonrd of iMuoiitloit of stild school
district toservooit salil bosrd from iincl In-
eluding tlic tlrst Monilnv of .lauinrv , IS'.M ' , until - } l
til tlio Ilrst Momlny ofjaiiunry I8WV '
The polls ahull tin upon on the dnrofwtld
election ntHo'olork In thPimorntiitr unit sh ll
continue open until n o'clock in tlir moiilne
of Urn snino day ill the rosp ctlvn votlna
lilnooi In tlio iron booth * . Mllimtn nl thti fol-
lonliiK plnro * lit said joluml district ot Uimh.v
to-wltt
riUSTWAIll ) .
t l Districtn. ! ) . corner ? lh nnd Marcy
streets.
! nd District N.V. . cornnrgth nnd I.unvc -
wortli atroots ,
Erd l > lstrlol-N. 13. corner ISIIi and Jones
stropts.
4th DistrictK ! * corner nth slrjol niul
Ilrst nliov Koitth of IMorroHltpnl.
Mb District North stilu of 1'nolllo .streol bo-
twonn fith unit 7th strouU.
filh District r.nut Mdu of ( lib Ktrret near
( south of ) I'lirlllu sttcot.
7th DistrictIX corner of VnrkVlldnc -
mm iimlVUIIm.i strout ,
8th District S. W. cornur UUb ami IIIcKory
streets. ,
Oth Dlstilol H.V. . oornwr Old anil Center
street" ,
loth District ? 1 ? . \V. ooritor Ulh niul Hiincrof t
strcols. , , .
lltli llslrlct-N. ) U corner Illth niul Vlnton
streets
&UCONI ) WAItl ) .
IstDlstrlot-N . corner Kill nnd .tonoi
strooti.
'nil District N.V. . corner 1.1th nnd IMcltlu
strveU. r
: ird District S.Y. . corner ISlh nnil I.uavon-
worth streets.
4th Dlitrlut S.V. . corner 'Jltli niul Leavcn-
worth strcoli.
Stli District- . corner 2Jnt and I/eiiven-
vrortli streot't. ,
Oth District Enst sldnof Soutli 20IU street ,
opuiHlto I'oDiiHitun iivoinut.
Tth District11 ! cornur ICth nnil 1'lcrca
s trout i.
8th Distrlot . 13. corner I4lh niul WllllMiii
slrcut-i.
nth District N. n. corner Iflth nml Center
strcuts.
luth llstrlct-N. ) W. uoinurSJth und DorcaH
streoti.
lllh District H. 13. corner .Nth nnd Hnncrott
struotn.
I''t li District N. C. corner l.'tli and Vlnton
streets.
iith ; District S. W. corner Mtli and Valley
streets.
J4tn District N. 12 , corner SJtb nnd Iloulo-
varU Rveiuie.
THIRD WAI : i ) .
1st Dlstilet-a . corner 12th ami ( JhluaRO
sticets
X'nil Distrlot N.V corner 14th nnd Daven
port Plreeu
3rd District South sldoot ( Jniillol avenue ,
nonrwcstof ( ) Kith struct ,
Itli I ) . strict West sl < ! o of I'-'tli struct botwcuu
Douplns nnd Dodge stroots.
Ath District N. K. corner 10th and Capitol
avcnns.
Uth District N , 13. corner Oth and Ilarnoy
strouts.
Vth District S. R corner 11th and
streets.
8th District N. 13. corner l.'itli and Jackson
strnots.
Dth District S , 13. corner 10th and Howard
strool1- .
roUUTHVAUD. .
1st District X. W. cornnr 17th nnd Davenport -
port Btreots.
L'd District N" . W. corner 2SJ nnd Davonuort
streets. .
3d District N. W. coiner 2Jth and
streets.
4th District N. 13 corner 17th and
streets. ,
fith Dlatrlet N. E. cornur Kill nnd Ilirncy
streets.
i.tli District N. W. corner 'JOth anil DonRlua
streets.
Tth Dlatrlct N. W. cornor'Jlltlinnd SI. Mary's
avenue.
fcth Dlstrlct S. W. corner'-'Othnnd St. Mary's
avenue.
nth District , Kist ; sldu Iflih bctnccn llarnuy
and fit , Mnry'ii avenue.
10th Dislrlct--N. . corner 18th and Loavcn-
wortli stiei'tP.
lltli District S.W. corner ITtli undSt. Mnry'a
avenue.
ril'TIl WAUI ) .
First District 13 ist side Shcrnmii uvriiun
opposite Mandcrbon street.
.SOCOIK ! Ulslrlei i13. . corner Shcrinan HV6-
nuo nnd Wlit MI root.
Third District S.V. . corner Shcimau avo-
niiu nnil 1-ilco street.
Konrth District N.V. . corner Slioi man nvo-
nuo nnd riracu s'root.
Klflh District S. W. corner Seventeenth ami
Ch. tries streets.
Sixth District 13. Hide .Sherman avenue , 200
foot N. of Nicholas stri'ot.
Seventh District S. K , corner gUloonth and
Irard streets.
IClt-'htli I ) strict N. W. corner SUtconth and
Ilurtstri'ulH.
Ninth District N. K. corner Klftconth and
Cafsntrbots.
Tenth District r.tiBt Side North Bo vontcontli
between Cnllfornla and CaHS streets.
Klovcnlli District S. 13. corner Eighteenth
nnd ( JaBi strunts.
strunts.SIXTH
SIXTH WARD.
1st District H. R corner'.Mth and Ames nvo.
2nd District y. 13. corner U..lh und Oraud
ave.
Hid D strict N. 13 corner -I.Hli and Ctanl
strruls.
4th District H. W. corner 21th and Mantior-
son street' ! .
fitb Dlstrlpt-H 13. cornvr Sltli and Wlrt
strenls
lith District S. W. coiner IKId and 1'nrltur
stieets.
Tth DslrIct-N. ! . corner ' . ' 1th and Corhy
slrouth ,
bill Dial i id N. 13. corner "Till nnd IliiitloUo
struct * .
JlliJHstilct N. IX corner 2.'nd and ( ir.uil
streuis.
luth District N. W. corner 5Stli and PrnnU-
lin hlreets.
JHli District K W. corncr-ltli ami I'r.inUllii
strei'ts
i2th DUtilot-S. . c-ornor Kind and Ol.irlc
streets.
SI3VI3NTIIVA1M ) .
1st Diatrlct-S. W. corner 2)th ) and Mason
streets.
2nd District N. 13 , corner 'JJth and I'opplo-
ton iivunneH.
Jrd DlstrlL't S.V. . corner VOth and Woolworth -
worth nvenuo.
4th DlHlrlot X , W. coiner 2Dth nnd Arbor
Htrcots ,
fiili Distrlot South Hide nf Vlnton oust of
li''nd iixcnno.
nth District H. 13. corncrUltb anil I'opplototi
avonni's ,
Tlh Distrlot N. W , corner Ullh and I < 'runcU
Btroottf.
I3KMITU WAKD.
1st DlstrIct"I3ist Hide or ' 'lUli soiilli of
Charles Htreut ,
2nd Dli > tr.ul"\Vost \ uldo of SJni sniilh of I'anl
ntrert.
: ird Dutrlot NV , corner 211 h and NIcliiilaH
streets ,
4th District N. 13. conier-'JUi anil ( Juinlns
streets.
Mil Ilstrlcl"Wo3tHlilo'th ) not Hi of Oniiiliik'
Htreot.
titli DUtllul S. 13. corner 22nd and Hurt
streets.
Ttli DUtrlot-S. W. coriior Wth and Cass
BtreeU
NINTH WAUI ) .
1st District S. W , corner ! ) ? nd und Cumin ; ; '
stroois ,
2ml DlHtilcl N , W. corner -lOlli and Uuinlm ;
strci'tK.
I ) nl District N. II corner 40th and Kariiain
falriicls.
Hi District North Hide D.ivonport , west of
i nd ax on uo.
filh Dlslr ft H. 13. corner Illst/ avenue nnd
Doduo btreet
( Itli District K.V , corner 20th nvonue and
JnckNon Blrnot.
In wltnesH whort'iif , \ Imvo hereunto HOC my
luind uittho prcsiuoiit of said llojri ot ITun-
ration of thulJcliool DUlrlulof Omaha. In tlis
county of Doualns. In llio Htatu of Nubrjuku ,
thlH2uthilavoflutolor. ) Ihll. .
riAMUi : ! . K. hl'/.I.DINO , 1'ronlJent.
Attest :
01IAHM3S t'ONOVClt , Pucrotary.
OMdIO t
B V viriuo of un order of tlio district court
of DnunliiH county. Nuljr Hka , mailoonthu
easonf , 1) ) , Mc-HliL-Dr .V ( - ' < ) . uc ul. vs. John
J. Wlluinscin , ll.irry O. Todd et al. . I will , on
Monday , lliti Tth u.iy of Novu'nbor. ' lt > U. . at "
p. in. of s.ilil d.iy , ai the corner of Douglas
Htieet.ini ) the milt line , In the city of Om ha ,
Don ln county. NuUnisk.i , .sull tlio foliowlnv
( lobcrllnid pornonal pronurty , vU : Onu.'KMmrso
power boiler und online , onu Con null A : Den-
lor | H > X prlntltu prcsi. 4 rip und < ; rosj-cilt
nuwg , onu planlni inncliiue. onu borliu m1'-
cli me , und MhuftUii ; , pulluy mid bulling. IIP *
coidliiL- the terniKiif sim order , foroanh to
the highest bidder.
ADUhl'II HIEKKKN. Itocutvor.
Omaha , Nebraiku , Oct. iJlli , ItM.
