Nebraska Newspapers

    0 THIS OMAHA DAILY HERjMONDAY. . OCTOMIfilt I , 18JM.
AT THE STATE UXIVERSITY
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Opening Week of tlie lu&titutfou Oto cf
Unusunl Ao'lvity ,
NUMBER OF NEW STUDNTS [ INCREASED
Over 4311 .Snmcii M l < e Tlirlr I'lrnt Ap-
to ii tlio IUioU < Cvcry ln-
lurtllleiit of ( lie Nrhufil Minlnc
with \ \ ontiiltllrUj - .
LINCOLN , Sept. 30. ( Special. ) The openIng -
Ingcck at tlic university was one of
unusual nctUiiy. Th * number o [ ncsv
students refil l rlng .vs ulmiit S * > per cent
larger than last , year. Over 150 new names
arc now on the books. These , together with
the registration of students In the law col
lege by the cloeiiiR of next week will bring
the number up to the l.oou inaik.
The Instructors an ] impll ! of liic rtr-
servatorjniovril from their temporary quar-
tois In ( lie Halter block and Gr.tnd . hotel
Into tlic ncu 'jiilljlii ; ; the latter part of List
wcclt Tlic faculty has been enlarged by
additions to eleven members.
Flour work In ( lie gymnasium will com-
mcnce this wcilf.
Hvamlnatlons for entrance In the Glee club
were liclil Thursday evening. Sixteen ap
plication : were acted upon. Last examina
tions aic Jiclil .Momliy c\enlng. There Is
talk ot enlarging the club to twenty mem
bers.
bers.There
There IB every prospect of a large numbei
of Oniihn young ladles attending the con
servatory no\t Icrni.
Dr. Clark , tlic new .physical director , has
been appointed Burgeon of ttic battalion.
The camera Is now being used In thu
gymnasium to delect physical defects uml
Inequalities ) , In place of the old sjxleiu uf
measurements.
Prof KlliiR l U | : IB the rimora in ecu-
nectlon wild his lectures on he "Middle
Ages. "
The Consolatory ot Music gave tin first
concert Tuesday evening at the Kmilu'
opera ho e , which \\ai appreti.iti-d by a
packed douse
Chupcl services are crowded every mornIng -
IngUfmards ot 200 students are compelled
to stand up.
The campus picscnls a llvciy scene thrci-
Jays of cnch week , when the "nn ] < nitiil
sqiniOs" are t.iKen out for exercise. The
old cadcla arc being put through the setting-
up exercises Over 350 have registered
thus far In ( be balt.ilon. ! It Is so osei-
crowilctl that a new artillery company will
hu\e to be formed to give the 'old cailr-ln
something to do. Urutpnnnt 1'crslilng in
tends to make tliU } car's battalion the best
In Its hlstuiy.
Porgc woil ; In the m.irin.il ti. lining depart
ment opens MniuLiy nuiriiliig.
C'liornicft wcro oiganl/cd Tnrsdny and
Thursday under Mrs. 1 > . V. M llaymond. Thb
University orchestra was also org.ml/ed this
week by Mr August niigriimv. K\nmlita-
tloim were much morf nil Id than usual.
HPII. 1'ortur Shenn.iii of Kinsas City , Kim. ,
Will Hpeak b-fore the Political Science club
In the cliapcl Wednesday eveningOclolier 3 ,
Subject"Neither Capitalism Nor Coinmim-
Ism : A I'lea tor the Middle flasn. "
Tinrhcmlstry department IN so crowded
that laboratory work Is kept up all il.iy.
Dr.Vnrd la building a zoological aiiiailuin |
In the nld rimscrv.itnry In Nebra'ik i lull.
Prof. Uann will rnny the eltcthe noik In
nrt history this year.
rreshman rhetoric classes aggregate over
300 members.
Tlie > I'nlxcrsily foot ball team has boon
practicing every duy this v.cek. There Is
nn abundance of good material this ye.ir , but
the boys arc a little slow In getting together
and unions they dn better work there Is little
pioKpect of holding the stnle chnmplonshlp
thin year In HIP face of Ilia strong teams In
Nqbnixka. A formidable competitor la CA-
pectcd In the Omaha Young Men's Gliilblinn
association team. Tlie personnel of the lentil
has not been definitely deckled upon as yet ,
the captain not having arrived.
A party of tourists In charge of I'rof , Lees
arrived home last week , after an absence of
about 101 ibys. The trip extended through
England and Ilio continent. The average ax-
pnnse was $320 , which Included everything
from Lincoln and return.
A largo number of students availed them
selves of the opportunity to bear Mr. E. Iloise-
water on vital political Issues at the Lansing
Friday evening.
J. It. Corbett , republican candidate for
superintendent of public Instruction , was a
caller nt the university Friday.
The college of luw opens October 8. Ex-
amlnnllonti aie held on the Cth iiiul 6th. .
CKI1AU MUNT\ i : A hIJCCJISS.
UUpl y Win I.-irc < - unit I'lno In Splu-or thu
Ilronili.
HAIITJNOTON , Sept. 30. ( Special. ) The
thirteenth annual Cular county fair was , held
tills week. Notwlthslandlng the drouth and
conseauent ( llscourancment. It was the most
successful exhibition In the history of the
association. The new agricultural hall , which
was linlll this summer , was taxed to hold the
tplendld display of farm products , The Use
block display was also large.
Good racing and a couple of bill games
furnished amusement for the largo croud
and nil passed pleasattly and batlsfactorlly ,
both to the management and the people in
attendance.
The theatergoing public of Hartlngton may
now be accommodated , so far ns a suitable
opera house Is concerned. Mr. John Krause ,
one of the subManllal linslm s men here , bus
Just completed a building containing an opera
liouso 50x80 feet. It Is furnished with u
modern set of scenery and Is up to date
In all respects. The housa was formally
opened Thursday evening , ami Its GOO seats
wcio not enough to accommodate the crosul
which paid for admission. fn the construc
tion of this theater Mr. Krause has mip-
pllid a much-needed Institution , and It will
undoubtedly pro\e a paying Investment. S.
J.ountj U thu manager.
A copious rain fell hero \csterday.
Hon. John M. Thurston Is to address an
audience hero Wednesday evening , October 3.
Trciinuoh Notes uixl PernoimU.
TEOUMSEH , Neb. , Sept. 30.-Speclal.- )
A young men's republican club has been or
ganized In this city.
Miss Nellie- Taylor of Cripple Creek. Colo. ,
Is vliltlnjc In the city ,
A. H. Steel was called to the bedside of
Ms ailing father In Albion , la. , this week
rion. W. II. Skinner of Mt. Vernon , Mo ,
visited hero the past week.
0. It. Terrell and F. D. roster have opened
a flour and feed store on Second street
W. J. Hryan will speak In this city Tues
day afternoon.
A. O. lllunsc-r , a printer working on the
Journal here , severely mashed the first two
fingers on the right hand In a Job press
Thursday.
The full term of the Johnson county dis
trict court has been postponed from No
vember 12 to December 10.
Dr. A. Qalser Is entertaining his father ,
C. Q. Gulscr. of Charleston , III.
W. II. Uoss end family of Hillings , Mont-
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. SI. J. I'rlco of New Haven , 111 , , Is
the guest of Mrs. W. II. Hardin.
J. l > . Chamberlain and H. S. Ferguson arc
attending the Oulesburg , 111. , races.
C. K Chamberlain lias gone to Chicago
to reside.
Mra. J. A. Dillon and daughter , Jessie , uro
home from an extended visit In Illinois.
Hev. and Mr * . W. II. Alexander were
tendered a farewell parly at the Methodist
parsonage Thursday evening by the member ! ]
of th church , The reverend gentleman and
family will go to Hastings to reside next
week.
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Hrllrvne llrctlllv * .
I1ELLEVUU , Neb. . Sept. 30. ( Special. )
The usual term reception to the students
nan held at Elwlna hall Monday e\enlng
and was well attended.
Nearly every OIIP from the \lllage > lslte < l
the rlllo range Tuesday afternoon to witness
the presentation of medals to the successful
marksmen.
Mrs , 1'rcvey who h.as been \lsltlug lior
parents , Hcv. and Mrs , W J Jones , for
r.oma weeks pant , has returned to her homo
In South Dakota.
The Knights of Pythias gave a ball Thurs
day -veiling at th Claike firm. The pro
of ( he mint arc to be U'o < l lor lodge
purposes. A largo number of guests were
prevent from Omaha , ! -'oiilh Omaha and
Vapllllon. They danced nil nlgnt , returning
home at sunrise.
The first edition of a new i iper. the llelle-
vtic I'licnlx , William It. Patrick , editor ,
Appeared this week. Owing to the editor's
failure to comply with the postal law , he was
forreil to wlllulrau the Ixsuc
Among the I'apllllon vlcllors thin \vcek
were Mrs. 8 , Norton , Judge Ilassett and
Howard , editor of the Times.
I'UMON IttJll.lIU COUNTY.
I'OIII | | | A Mn'in No Niinilntitlniu fur It ( irc *
DAVID CITY. Sept. SO. ( Special. ) The
populist county convention met here yester
day. lion , C. H. Walker was elected chair
man. A resolution wns Introduced and pjtfed
with a whoop that the convention make no
nominations for members of ( ho house , but
In thu event of the democrats endorsing
W. 13. Ilauor. popull t candidate tor stale
senator , that the central committee be au
thorized to endorse the nominations made
by the democrats for representatives. W. W.
Hlowcll was nominated for county attorney
by acclamation. lion. Matt Miller , adminis
tration democrat , and S H , Steele , republi
can , being placed In nomination , withdrew
their names ,
Orel I'numul .Mrntlon ,
OIID , Neb , Sept 30. ( Special. ) Mr. John
Saundcrs of M.iryvllle Mo , Islslting at
the home of John L. McDonough ,
Hon. Joseph Hdgertoii addressed a small
audience In thu court house Tuesday even-
Ing.Mrs.
Mrs. J. .M. I'roxlns and daughter Ethel
left for fender on a visit to friends.
Mr. C M. Jaques was up looking over his
business for several il.ijs this week.
Mr. George II. Cutting , chairman of the
republican congressional committee , was In
the city I'rld.iy. He u > p ru the uutlool.
highly favorable for the election of Mr.
I'llllllll II I 0 t < Illlll.
ri.OlliNCI3. : Sept. 30.- ( Special Toligram. )
.V child was found bj Mis. Day of llrlgg ,
between Florence utul llrlggs , late tonight ,
nged about 2 jeartt. The child was left ultli
T. Shipley , about u mile north of 1'luieiicc.
H probablj wamlrri'il nw.iy from Its parents
while they wenInmtlng nuts , .is there were
lots of pruplc out today in the timber north
uf tow n.
Sciofuht liumuis ninl .ill diseases cau e < l
or promoted by impute bl od 01 low state
of theKMi'in , aio cuied by Hood's
UP WITH THE TIMES.
Nc * lii > > Knjiu hit ; llm I.iunry < if 11 Strike
'Iliilr ( triciiintrs.
Another strike was inaugurated in this
city lait night , the remit of which cannot
be foictold It nas not thought ndvlsiiblc
at a late hour list night to call out I he
mllllln , hut they will uiidmiuttdl } be held
In readlno.ss for any emergent. ) that llla
arljc. Ited , rli'h gore hns nlrojdy Mowed
Pircjiillons have been taken by the police
In ptcvent any more spilling , and H It
thought Ih it they will mi nice. If not , the
governor ulll bu > notified uml the state will
l > 5 given another opportunity to beslou a
fe\v inoio thousand dollars upon tin soldlera
The flr < t Incident that called the public's
attention to the fact that bomclhlng v.a.-
diiilurhlng the- usual Sabb.ith peice of the
cumiiiiinltj , otiitrrcd at the 1'axton hotel
A MiiKer , only a linle undir font feet In
height , committed an assault upon another
Individual , somcwlitt ttronger and tailor
The result WHS blood and tear1The as-
snillcd pr onage begged tome c.ie In the
large crowd Unit had gatheied to
gl\e him a pl&lol. None could lie found
however , and the Hrllver , In the confusion
ct the moment , made his escape 'I IIP
police appeiri'd on the scene ut the op
portune moment , and no other disturbance
followed. The assaulted pirly threatened
to brlni ; the matter Into court , mid the as
sailant may be found today and arrested.
The Injuries received are not fatal , consistIng -
Ing of a lic.-ci.ilcd nose and a forget-me-not
under the eye.
A gang ot the strikers wan gatliore-J ubout
the corner of Sixteenth and I'armim , and was
timidly approached. Some vmphatlc language
that floated upon the evening uir suggested
caution. They finally consented to tell their
crlWMiicts , hnvvcvei. While Ihpy said they
depirratcd violence of any kind , they would
have no "scabs" take their places. "Death
to Scab' " Is their watchword. They are
le.uly to biibmlt their iUc | tlon to arbitration
and hope In Hits n anner to avcit any trou-
blo. Whether th monopolies for whom they
work will admit that they have any iiucbtton
to arbitrate they do not know. Hut an >
"scab" who attempts to oust them will msct
death face to face and need expect 113
mercy.
The MriKcrs are about i-evenly In number
In common nomenclature- they ure newbb.ys.
At their head stand such potsonages as
"Hats , " "Hrlmsey" and "Mogey " The par
ties upon whom the xtrike tins been declared
aio the Chicago papers. Trouble has been
foi bom * ; time brewing. Their agent In the
city , the pprson who was * o cruelly ns-aultcd ,
has been In the. habit of delivering papers
to the hotelH boforj giving them to the news
boys. The h let papers have also been
"Fluffed " whllo the newsbo had " "
, > s to "stuff"
tht'lr own. This vvns too much to stand
Hence the stilku was declared , and not a Chicago
cage papsr Has sold on The street last night.
Uut that was not the extent of the strike.
The ttilkers curried ther grievances to the
kceperH ot the hotel stands and persuaded
them to Join the boycott.
A rc'preicnlatlvo cf the Chicago papers Is
In the city , and It Is hored that arbitration
will carry the day.
'Ilui Wuekly fur the Cniiipitlgn.
The Wcel.ly Ueo will be sent up to No
vember 1C , covering thu entire campaign ,
for 10 cents.
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OKRMAN THEATRICAL SEASON.
It Ulll Open lit Turner Mull Xont NuiiiUy
Mulil l.neul lirriiiini ( intilp
Vnder the eniclcnt direction of Mr. Wil
liam AUtadt , who has had considerable ex
perience In conducting theatricals , the ( Jerinun
season at Tuuu-r hall will open next Sunday.
The play to bo presented Is a comedy In two
atts , entitled "The Englishman In Germany. "
It represents n comely native widow perse
cuted by u mad-pas8lonp.d English lover of
yet tender 5 ears. Unceasingly he haunts
the subject of his adoration until the oc
currence of an event which gives to the
play the most humoroii * turn
The characters In the comedy will be rep
resented by local umatcur talent , The par
ticipants are sonic of the more prominent
people In German circles. They will have
the active support of a once well known
Herman actress here , Mrs. Selma Llndeman.
who has returned to Omaha. After ( his
llrst performance these theatricals will be
continued regularly twice a month ,
. l.nenl Ccriimn liimnlp.
At the German club a renewal of the c-.ird
parties ot last winter , which served to enlnr-
tuln both ladles and gentlemen every Thurt-
day evening , Is promised October 4.
With the change of season the Saenger-
biind Is at ranging to give Its first de
lightful evening entertainment October 21.
A new stage has been built for the hall on
rarnam Mreet and the settings and scenery
are being put In place.
William Alstudt Imn returned from a visit
to his children In Helena and Hutto. Monl.
Ilia mining properly near these places he
K-jwrts as u nonpajlng investment Just at
present , but h maintains that the ( loud lins
a , silver lining.
In the nine-pins bowling pa me played last
Wednesday evening at Mueller's hull
LorPluo Dow I'lckard defeated Harry Tibko.
winner of tliu lust bowling medal , by a small
nun sin ,
Otto II. Schons , an engineer of this city.
has gone to Salt Luke City , where he will
be employed by the management of the pro
jected railroad line to Ix > s Aneeles.
Typographical union No. iO ( German ) ho *
changed UK time of regular meetings from
the first to the last Saturday In each month.
Messrs. Charles Herbert i. William Segellce
and I'rof. I'etersen have returned from thtlr
piolonged slay ut Colfax , la. , and all are now
rejoicing In Improved health
The Weekly for the
The Weekly Dee will be sent up to No
vember )5 ) , covering tbt entire campaign ,
( or 10 c nU.
BuLLS ARL RES ' 1 INC EAS\ \
Sco No Necssslty for Undertft'-iug to Fore i
Iiuvl able Recover ; ,
G\ME IN W , LL STREET ONE OF WAI TNG
Ortober I'roinUej I.tttln tor Artltlljr hut
Jtturh far Mroiisllifiiln ; ; In J'rlccs
llnlilii llotlierril irllh Too .Vluch
Money oil llnnd. v
NKW YOHK , Sept. 30. Henry Clews , head
of the banking house ot Henry Clews & Co. ,
writes of the situation In Wall street :
"Wall street Is still waiting for 'the moving
of the waters. ' With no special weariness
or anxiety , however. The bulls nre conserva-
llve and In no hurry to precipitate an Im
provement which they are confident must
come at no very distant date , and which they
think may came In better shape and with
moro Intrinsic force It allowed to wait until
conditions are more fully ripe for It. They
therefore extern ! full length ot rope to the
bears ; for one reason , because they htivb no
objection to an oppot Utility for Increasing
their holdings nt a lower Hinge of prices ;
and , for another , because an over 'old nun *
ket nmy give them u chuncc foi makliit ,
n piolltiiblc tin n at the e\pcnre of the *
cMiomy.
" .Moreover , theie are , nl the moment , } .pe-
clul in ons for tills walling and tentative
iittltmlc. ltuiltu.su , especially the distribu
tive doiuit Intent of It , Is jti l now entering
a new transient phase. After u voiy active
ooiiimerolnl tnoveim-nt , during which the
depleted stocks uf lotaHi-is have boi n ntctty
well iepluil lied. I lido U u ill pstlon | to
uee what la the response fiom cjii umeiE.
Thl fcilmf , iitc'vails alike among letaller
ami JolibcM , and tlit'io Is c'on.se < ] Uontly a
pittlal icavtloii fiom the bite marked ai >
tlvttv ppihaps liejond what Is usual ut
this dago of the season This Is nnl >
sound luintni"-s piudenco and nothing more
than might be exiiicU'd under cxlittliig clr-
onin. luiici' Thu lir.st-liiind dealeis and the
Joljbi ? inn well afford this udi\atlon of
dcmnnd , foi the lait K wocks nt dlitilbti-
tlon has left thorn with llilit "tuc-k" , iiiul
many ni ticks luive botome tcaiL'c , while
prices lnc ooiiejpondln ly sttengtheiied
Of ( . 'our-se , the liuilo cruiikoiuml the
peislmlst fpcciilittors seek to make the
worn of this tempoiuiy phase of the mer'-
chandlso nmiket" , but It wuuld bo a intstakf
to ( .unstiue these sj niptonia a - lnil\iiu' |
any abntemenl of thf late rccoveii of con
lldence. I'liident operatoiH luive foicsocti
thin mood , and that has boon one rau c ol
the it-cent ootnpiiratlvo inacttvlt > of tin-
bull t lenient of the stock maiket
Tolitlus , too. Is liKlnnliiK to luiv c sonic
retarding inlluenoe on hpcuiLillon. Tin
campaign In this state Is likely to be tin
usually exiting. As the Hertlons Involve
this possibility of a return of H'-ci-udancy to
the present mlnoiltj putj , tincongn ? Hlonal
elections throughout Iho iini.in will be at
tended with unusual Intciu-U , fm the lenult
will determine the p dlcy of the nation upon
inanv questions of tin * most vital Impoi
lance to the future of lmUi tiy , foielgn com
tncice and the ctalilll > ot 0111 cniioncj
The lomlnp month , thrrefgre , will be oocu
plod In watching xjmptoms , anil that i-
a position favorable iiitlioi to i.iutlan unii
to short tuins than to large ami VM-11 bus
tnlnul opnintlflni > ,
"Hut vthlKt Inlluences nich tis those above
mentioned me euleulatul to prohK-e a ho"-
iliitlng market fm the neNt feu weeks ,
theie aie impoilant fartois all the tlmi
pie ] ) , uln- the way foi an nltlmiiie ( It-vol-
opmont of lonilltlons lavoiatilo to gioater
activity anil blglier prk't.s. Tlio yupeialninil-
ani'e of minioy cuntluueH. Tliu banks ilnO
II I in po.Ml ile to emp'oy ' their loamblo finnls
nt anythlni ; appioachlng satlsfuutnr.v . .
The Interior b inlet hold iinpiecodenteilly
l.ir e cash le tivow , and tht ! < Itj lunks con
fiocinently fcai that the drain of currem-j
to the < > iop-mo\liiK sootlons ma % soon cenwe ,
f-o that they ceo little piospeot of call loaiih
biinglng muro thun the now ouiient ute
of interest Heroin llos a stiong Inducement
for large operatois to undertake speculative
movcmi-nts upon a broad sinlo so HOOII us
thetalho.ids fully letlcot Impiovoment
In tiade und when the export movement In
Kin In hns developed to lurgvi dimension * .
Within the next few months , then fore. Hit
earning * ) of the uillioadK may bo e.xpeotoil
to reach about theti noimul volume ; tin
Industries will have adapted thcm'-elveH to
tin- now tariff ( MindltioiiH , lahoi will be moru
Kcneiully employed , and the consumptive
demand from the working : population will
have returned to Its aveiage volume. And
it in not to bo overlooked that the restora
tion of conlldoi ce In tta.lt1 and in tnnfnclnroM
Is laying- the haHls fcr the employment or
capital In new Industilal and commerrlal
undi i takings , which will show Its effeots
In a general plIinuliiB to ileinnnd anil In a
fuller employment of labor. With thii-
restoration to 1101:11. : U oondlllons there will
be no lack of cmplnj ment for the now Idle
Moating- balances , long deferred entoipilsoH
will be launched ; postponed railroad exten
sions , replenishment * und lepilis will bo
nuclei taken , and fie business of the country
nt laige will enter on a new ii , > ilod of ex
pansion. This IH the mi tin a 1 dilft of things
under existing olroumManees , ami It Is not
easy to present any good icni-ons vvh > the
hopj of till-- revival should ! ) > long postponed -
ponod ; the icallzntlon Is piohibly much
closer ut hand than Is now supposed , HO
near that It would hs uiuvlse to realize now
upon good securities.
"t'ntler till conditions of the nritket the
best practical policy la to avoid shoitales ( ,
to buv on sliui | ) deprts.slons and to be falls-
lied VNlth moderate profits , "
I.IXIMNO r < > ) [ A IILMM'.SS IEi\IVAl. .
Iradii I rpaiKllnp ; unit 1 Inum lern
Iiiul ; fnr I urtlioi * lni | > riiveiiii > nt
LONDON , Sept SO Oeimnn puiem | es of
gold ard an advance In the principal inte.s
of the foielgn exchanges caused n tem
poral y baidenlng of discount lutes , but * It
is expected the lolease of < | iiai terly divi
dends will cause n lelnptc next week. A
heavy bctticmeiU at the Sleek c' > cliiiiiKe
reMitctcd buslnefH. Speeillutlon for the mo
ment almost ceased. The jeneral belief thai
trade [ H expanding , both hero and in the
United States , gives , however , n prospect ot
n iiradti.il ripe In in Ires. A reduced 1 \ I-
ness In consols anil other gllt-elsed sec-uil-
tles Is evidence of returning confidents.
Foreign secuilticswere geneiallv steady.
Russians i elapsed on the czar's ' Illness.
Homo rallwav securities wore Inactive.
American secuiltle.s were lower on the
week , but a bettor feeling prevailed on
Bnturdiiy Central I'aulllm woie up % . The
following declines were made : Heading-
Hints , 2 ; Atchlson A'B and Wubn.sh incomes ,
each U4 ; Denver preferred , Illinois Central ,
L'ike Shore and Atchlpou shines , each 1 ;
Milwaukee , 14 : Noi tl ejn Tao'llc , Krtc , I'nlon
1'acltlo and Wabash , oaeh ' 2. Argentine
securities were lhmr. Wostein Australian
mining becuiltles weie llrmer. There was
much comment on the Improved trade uml
linunces of Urusuay.
Clilnn , C'orrii , India anil Siuili Amerlrn
* > ro Krtlr I'urrrs.
JIANCllKSTIMl , Sept. 30.-There vvus less
business done than In the previous wfk ,
1mt the aggregate was fultly laige and nt
linptoved prices. Llnca of China and Corea
stiipleB were placed early , while India took
a fair assortment dally. Potith America
was a good buyer. Sales In Turkey and
1'ori.la showed signs of Improvement Home
buyers were still itnerved , but the good
huivest Is expected to tell noon. Dec-lining
eastern exchanges v.-eic an unfavorable
feature. In yiiinn business was still of a
hand to mouth character , mainly because
spinners holdout for a fulrei margin ol
prellt. which Is gradually Improving , the
spinners having been nbe ! to lelttln nearly
all the maiket. The piosr > ; ctn are distinctly
more encoui aging. liuslnets on the con
tinent has been active. Both the Ktench
and German mills will be fully occupied fur
some time ahead , the pi IMS not being very
remunerative. Out of twenty-four Lan
cashire mills only t-K made n pioflt In Sep
tember , and the profit w.is small.
i.o.M > ON u
Kitriuera In the Unit d Kingdom tlenioin-
inthn Low rilvnK
LONDON , Sept. SO. The weather during
the past week has Itccn unset tied , but the
harvest Is piwtlcilly over. The farmers
ure bemoaning' tlio low prices. . AH little as
ICs 3d bus boon accepted for HiiKlish wheat ,
For foreign wheat there wan dropping In
the market , owing1 to American advices.
The demand -wan poor und pnly for press
ing needs at 3d to 11 decline. Ued winter
parcels , new crop , October delivery , -was
quoted nl 19s M. Spot trade dull. Flour
dull , American pulcnts cheaper , the rest
unchangeu. In maize there hu.s been n bet
ter demand at a decline , but It closed quiet
at 8s below top rices. MIxcO American and
October and November. 2U 3d. Uarley slow
and easier. Oats quiet ,
I.onilou Wool Sale * .
LONDON , Sept. 30-At tlie wool sales
yesterday 9,271 bales were offered , of wht"h
1,600 mere -withdrawn. Australian merinos
were IB demand , and good ereaslea were
bid tip for flernmn account Oood cross
breedB were al-o'-htHlenlnc , but low grades
were ensler. especially short stapled Cnpp
of Good Hope and 'Natal ' The- number of
bales advertised to 'be offered next week
Is 77,231 The number of bales Imported
during- the nnstinvvnk wno 7,117. Detailed
sales ! New South Wfllc * . 1.3M bales !
scoured. 7d ls CO ; creasy , fi't i d. Queens
land. 675 bales , .x'oifrvd , 7'.id'jils ' Id , crrn-y.
fi 4 7U l. A lclnl Jrt'7 bales ; KrcaBy , Gfmid.
West Austrnll.i , nns bnk ; scoured. 8illd :
greasy. Jliiffi d. .Kevv Zealand , 4,369 bales ;
scoured. 6'4dRls vlli'U greasy. BV4 10d. Capo
of flood Hope juiul Natal , 1,200 bales ;
scoured , SHdlfls 4'id ; Brcnsj4 lO'V4d.
M\V YUItKtllMit , II. MAICKKT ,
Vrstcrdnj' * Quotation * uu 1'loiir , llralti mid
I'ruvMiiiu , Atctnl * . I'.tc.
NEW TOllIC , S pl. " r-rt.0tin-llpc-lpts ,
17,300 bbl-.j pxpcitlit , Z,90fl IMf. , Fairs , I.SW
pkKMntket dull and liatiljrtrady. . with
fame lniiilr > from titi > rm , bill tinlhliiK mate
thnn u cur lot ( lade oiilnlnK. 'lty mill pat
ents , SIWi41Ci ( rlty mill clc.ua , J3 f. ; Mln-
lies lh intent * , JL UjJ3 SO ; MtniKaola liakein.
J2.'iTi5IO ' ; cpilnit low criidos , JlMfilM" " ; spring ,
HSnr230 ; winter lutenld , J ; 753/3.0. ) . winter
BtinlKlitu , 12 4002 70 ; winter cxtiita , 1 WIH ) .
u'nlcr lou KraiU , } 1,7QQ2 l * > Soul In in Hour.
dull ! foles , noni" , common to fnlr extra , tl. ! > 'i '
02.40 : good in choice. U.401J3 10. Use Hoar.
quiet ; rale * , t Il , ! . . utinerliiie , tl 75B2.S3.
fancy , i.tHj3. ) ! ) . Itiuknlif-nt lluar , llrm at
J2.CiJli2.80.
t'OHN MKAU-Uull , MPI ! noli"
Nominal , mr luts , Ui.i\vc , bout loads ,
LUr Clulct ; No. 2 Milwaukee , Oftdl'io.
IIAHI.l'.V M.VI/r-Nimnn.il , wtstrrn. TDifSOo.
WIIIJAT Itri'flptt. IDJS'K ) bu. , cxprirllt , S9fKl )
till. . Kales. TW.dOO bu. tlllUK1 ! " 1M.I ) l > u Fput
Hpot mnikpt llrmerj No. 2 ltd , 111 Mure and
el MU < ir. M'jc , nllont , MUe , f > . K , 5i5"4c.
nlldiit , Ni. 1 nortlt'in , ti'w ik-llleiid , No. 1
hiinl. H > io d ll\cic.l Option * ipMii-il llrnifr
on Kooil lOM-rlni ; by HlmrlH un < 1 mmn1 foreiKH
liuvliiR , nml after n lulcf leiictlnn nnuln be-
enme llrm un ftirllui Incid liujlna : nml mniill
ofrprliiBs , rl od nt 'Jc ntl dwllnf , N . 'i leil.
MR > , f,2'i , 75SVc clci . . .l .11 rJtc Ooti.ln-i 1 1 < Bed
nt M'ie ' ; Dccitnber. 'iRu' ' ' , iloseil sit ' %
foriN Iti-t-Llpls riaw tin j e\l > oitH , U'jm ) bu ,
File , 1S3.WU bu rulilio ? ; no utiol. Spot m.u-
Kit Inactive , Nn. 2 , ul c In eleMitor. tliitlunx
npenril RlloiiBcr In HVmiuthy will wheil. hut
doc lined tiniK-r Inrlt of drill mil only liirill >
Hillylnp ; on nw < l Inijlim by xliori * . and clo d
ill 'i&'ic HilMinre ; Jilii ) , M > | iiii3ac ! illo nl nl
)3c : October , I4H54i < e. ilu it nt il'U ! No
vember , M'tt'5l'e. ' ( cliifpil nt 5l' , c. Decdiilxi
- '
. ,
rrn Z.if3Uc. Optlnns Ke
nvirn UK on Unlit cifl'rlnKs ami UuliiK In HJIII-
puttiy wit'i ' wheit. nn l clopeu Jit 1LfillHC nd-
\iince , Mn > aJHiftriio , clom-it at 3Sc. OetnlKr ,
32ViJ3Jl > ) , c , cltihoil ut 32J8u , Nnvrtnliei , SJ IS
JOHo closeil nl 33H ; December , S4Ji 3ISc , ill seil
lit 54 > , i\
HAY Dull , Flilni.lnR. . J5.M , K""il t" ilukp.
HOI'S Dull stnle , coiiiinon to chulro 3fSi. |
r.iclllc eo'i l 4'iSf.
1Hlis-rnin. : il raltc , ] . Niw Oiloann KC-
lected. 4'i to M lbn.4iiwe , llupiitit. Asri > n. .by ,
20 in 24 His. lotjllc ; TrxftB , tliy. Jl to 30 Ih * . , B
flS'ir.
l.lIATIinit rinn. ( Kinloik t.ole. Itutnos A5rri <
llpht to In uyplKhts , lIRI c.
StiM < l > , iloiiHulic llecie , JOfiSSc , pullpil ,
I'llOVIfilONH-n.-pf , fliaily ; f.-lllllly.
i.i , extri mils. SS N4I1 * 50 , Imef liKins fl M'Jfi
IS W , exlrn Imlhi niff , JlC.TOfMi ! W fut ninitt-
lll | l-l p < ckpl | IjelllPB , $ S.OlIO ! ] , plrklnl fllnul-
ileiri , Ji..2fifni ( W , i.likk-,1 . liiiniH , JMlHlfilu.W. | , anl ,
Hleaily ; wpstrrn Blenin iloFwl nt fO n > ked ; city.
} 8.2j ; Urlolor clos il lit Jl.OI , nnmlnal ; .Iiinuar } ' .
K Is ! nominal , iHlnpil , llrm , conllm-nt J0.3' , H
A. . } 'J73 , compound. JH rorn. 73. ] 'm ) < 1lnn and
fnlilN iicll\e : n nn" " , ? 147 > 4li ( G txtr * tulmi- ,
H30JilJ.10. Janilly , JG. ( < llort cl-11. Jli-Vl lS TO
Hl'TTlJIl nrm. neittern tlalij. Hil7e : wrsl-
ern iicnmtr } , Hifr.'IU western fnclorj , ISHfTKk'
igln- : ! . ltc , Imltntlon' ireamirs rifflBc ; Flat"
ereameiy , lifiZl'-c' ' .
C'HRiai : : rtini ; < ln ( < > laiKe , RClO c , Bin-ill
t"ii'ilil > 4ii.ait pkiiiiN. 4iS < . . dill sklniH. JfiSL.u
nnciss Sirnilv . tate and Pnmsl\amn ! le
lie IIOIHC. 11' iSfl7o { wrsiiiu fres'i ISiifMu , ea ps
JJ.JJ'H I.EO. li-ieliits , 4'fl , l > kKS.
TAI.I.OVV Steadj , , < [ l- IJ pet | il.ff ) , Mta'ic
roiintn Ipknn. frei'i , u'.fn'U , " " > < | U.illi > .
ri'ntoiii-M-duit ; i'iui uiuhimvii < IO > PI , ni
S."he bid , VVaolilnKfir. bbl . \V.iHliliitrton :
i.nlk J3W , re-m.-a , .Vnw York , J5.1i , I'lillml.l
pliln. iin.l . lliiltlinnrb , J1.10 , 1'lillailili.hln und llil-
tlinuriIn bulk..i,0
UOHIN rirm , Hlinlnvd. eoiiinioii to Kood , $1.13
Hl.JU , ,
TI'Ul'KNTIM-llttii nt 2Sfi2Sic. ( ,
Illt'i : Mi-iidv , dujnivtli fnii to extn , i'-yd
iUi NeiOilcanu open
Booi to ilinke. 2S 3i > c.
I'lO IKONDull ) Hoolih , 19.-i:07f260J : , Aimil-
cun , JlOOOIif ! U ) . . |
l'UI'1'1311 Wtuid > ; lat.i , ' > Ktft3 70.
LI1AI ) Qu ct , l4iin.stl < - _ JJ.17Vi > 3.M. .
TIN llnrcly rttpiiy : Ktiiilt' tli < H > < il'.9i ,
platea , quirt ; n1ti "mi1 'cliTkucv. if iorm of No
vember tin nt Jlf..7 i-5 tons u [ KPOI tin nt
J15.&J ; 25 t ni or Uet-embpr tin ut 115.70 ; 10
tons fit Noxenilx'i tin at J15 JO 15 tons of ! ) -
cemhur t n nt 05.70 ; 25 tona of Nmembcr tin
at 115.724
SIT.I/nnt K.islrr ; iloiiiwllc , J.1.42'5fn ' 45.
CPTTON Kii : OIL Knsv : pilme ernil.SOff
31c. nominal , tiff mule. JRID29Lnonilnil ; \otlou
butliT Knule . nr-fi.ISc ; clioli p > ello , 2C/OK < -
Iirlnie velluvv 33e nt-knl , 51 How oft urndt.s , UJtf
34c prime white. 3iIJc. !
OMAHA ( il.M.KAI. MAltlUrS.
Coiiilllloii of Tr. le uii-l ( Jiiotil. : > ii on
htuple iiiul 1'iinc-v I'rotliicn.
Tlieio tins liepn very lltlli ; elianK In" the l > ut-
tcr Hltuullon ituiini ; the past unit. Tie re-
c liil , lioup\er , luive lieun a little hp n ivr.
but the proportloii of ilmlce butter oarillnuos
bmall. HO that tlie maiKel has | J PI Him nil
the wi-rli on tlio liett B'.iJ's. ' The suulinj ;
up of the KIIIHS li > DIP late fait tnliiH has
C.IUSM ) Kouie lmprovi.ineiit In the < ] iial t >
Til" rgK iniukei hns lie , n quiut und with
out noteworuiy fpiiluip. The drmaml lius not
IIPCII oipil > bilhk. wlillo the iPCtiitH | IMW birn
full > up to 01 n little in exuis of the tirlous
week ThlH hnu cnvi-tcil n rnthei we.ik ftel-
liiif tn pi ov all amuiK liolilvrs , Imt not cuf-
flclent to bleak tilt ) maikel
l'oulli > IIIIH ijcen anlvlni ; more ficrl > duilii ) ;
the past woik , but tifio ) hns | t on no mat ral
Increnne In the domain ! , with the natinnl iv-
sulL Unit t > rlces ensul off Honiouiiut. TlilH \ > UH
ispeilnll } i it. iitsR ultli hpiltn ; UuikenSj which
ale iiuot * d lower , The HMBUU hau nju ar-
I It islhcn oil r.iwl * ami Kpilng cldckcna.ll
xrll at about the Fame pi Ices.
\insiin n nl quill u II le In season eom-
nuncinK will ) .Meml.-iy , nml that \.lll lu\e n
U'liileaej to mil to tlic Intelt In 111. ' eame
maiket. Tl.us far Ill's K > . < in tin.weatlier hen
bein miKt toi > v > aim to haiullt < l ianie sifriy , and
nt the Hamt * time the ilcinand bai * not been
ovuly ncllvu for tie same nrison. Coo ]
weithu would have u temleey tu canuc a
decided linpioveinenl In the h.uiumarket , bo
fnr nn demand Is umceino , ] , e\en If It did not
help pr cen.
'Ine % < al market lias been welt upi > lleil nil
tl ) wrfk antl lecclvem hu e fuuntt It rulhr
hard wnrk to keep mipplies dtaned up ut quo
tations.
Tinha ) in u ket has been dull nil the week
nml IK dee ileilly lower than it WHS a few dajs
HKO.
HKO.The followlnB will hhim tlie r < Melpts of tie
lead. UK nltldes ) of piiKlucu fbi- the weuks nd-
Inu on the dates nt the boud r culumnx , the
llRureH irpieKUitltiK CIIS H uf IRKS , cuoph ( , f
poultn packages cf butler nnd c.us otw \ -
ta toes :
Hiut. Sept. Hpjit
a. 21. H.
KRHS . 1,193 1,118 1,11. !
llultei- . I t l.'ifl ' 1MJ (
Poultry . ' ' " ' (41 5)9
rotlltneH . S 10 9
The receipts of potmocs ure laplUI ) lin-rLatlne : .
CJuulallons ;
III UHIt racking Block , He ; fnlr to eaoj
countiy lieiSc , choice to riincy , 1'JtliOo ; irnth-
ercO cieumery , 20W-lc ; sepaialor crtnmeiy , . - . {
23c.
KQOS-I'er doz. . 13e
I.lVi : I'OI'I.TIIY Ohl hem. 5Vjt76c ; roonlerB.
3e ; uprlnK chkktns , 6c ; iliukfl , J1jr7e. cprlnff ter-
kej-H , 7 j7V4c.l' ' < 'ri turkeja , 7cgobblem , 6ito [ ;
old ( 'pcne , < Sf.c.
QAS1I3 I'ralrle chlikens. > ounir , prr rtoz. , JIM
( TZ75 ; | iralrle ehickcitt , old , per itoz. . J5. EIOUEP ,
jniinu , per doz. iimtff S , nrouni' . old , per ilnz. ,
tJ ; blue whir teal , pcj doz , , Jl.ij ; ficeri wluu
leal , per doz. . $1 > > ; duckd. mixed , per doz. , ft ;
convanliaclic , U.iOQj iM ( ; ninlluntL" , fS.M&'S.do.
VlAI. Choice fat tnml matl veal a ure quoted
at 5'4e. | IUK * nml c < jaic , 3fMe.
'ltiisi : : WIscaiiJIt ) , full irrmn , new make ,
K c ; Ncliiafka uml lawn , full cte-ini. He ;
Nel.ri-fka nn 1 loun. part sklmit. 'QS' , l.lmlmicer ,
No 1 lie. brick , No./l 12oi fiwlns , Nn. 1 14ijl5c.
HAY I'plnml hci. V ) , mlillnnd , $7 $ GO , toulunJ ,
J7 : ie mravv. } 6 Cnldimnkcg the pilco on hay.
I.I Kht tiales veil tlufalujl. Only Inp KTaitea bring
top prln n. ,
l'iaiONOld MrifiV per doz. , 750.
I'OfATOIIS Gix1 ! i ick , 81)88- * .
OI.U 1U2ANS Hanir-iilckrd. navy , 1225 : me-
Jlum , * . ' . 10U-M5 ; _ caninioii while bc-ins , 11.759
I.SK ) . i r
OMONS-On onfrr * . 75o
-
cit.iuv-i'cr iiiu. , .
SUIIT : ; roTATtwa-ivr ih. , sc , or
per bbl , ; J or soy. V > M ) ier bbl.
"rituiTS.
A \fiy fnlr ? | ! < rrn lm len l iljln In fall-
foni.il fiullH ( lurUlgi ( lie | M t fk. Arrival'
lm\u tiein quite llUial fur tlic rcanon uml tlio
rnuiket un i > i-uttip nil t'l.i ! " < i" l > "er. Quola-
tlonn :
APl'I.HS CIoul to k. per bbl. . I2.MBJ 75.
I'CAfllKS-fHllfornU frvmluiif , , clliigt ,
! > 0c.
I'U'ilS-Ciillfoinlu , l ) ( JI.23.
1'ltl NES-UOcfTJI.Sl. ,
I'K.MlH-llarllcll , no KCKK ! nlilt.plns ntnck ; If.
Hardy ami II. n.ilie iu , 11 , litci.NVllls , 11 SJ
tit 00.
Al'llirOTK-fallfoi-nlp , none.
C'lir.IlltlllH-rallfornla , none.
OllAl'KS-ConcontH. 10.b | , daiLem , J2cj rouml
lots , ic : Calirouilii Tok.iy | 1.M , IHUHCIU , ll.aitf
1MO , rnnilclifon. II. W.
CltAN'IICUItll S < 'apr CYnl. fancy , I i.-r
bbl , C'upe t wl , tlok-f , J5.fli.
TltOI'ICAL ritt'lTfl.
exican. UO. SOO , ir Ixw II 10 ;
pbBnaH. i : , 'Ml , j , r box. JJ.W56.W , KlurliUm ,
' . aw. do -
HANANAH Cliolci ) nlixU , M.TMi : . * ' l > cr Immh.
l.i&IONB-Pancy Mi-ulint. JOO , IS , 3CO , Jl 71 ;
choice Mpuliin , 300 tl M , 3W , | l.
1 J N U A 1 TUs-Nime ,
Slilloh's Cure , the great cough and rroup
cure , U In great demand. Pocket ! ? con
tains twcnty-flve doeei , only 25 cents.
Children lov It. Sola by
ECHOES FROM THE ANTE ROOM
Meetings of Odd Tallows Onud Podlc ? to BeHeld
Hold the ComitiT Mnth.
ACTIVITY AMONG THE OMAHA LODGES
Temple's Imitation friitit Itnrrllm
Mullen of TIiiinc Who Will llrspond
Itcd Men Mailing tlrnllfjInK 1'ro-
Brci IV. oodmcn ol the \Vord. !
The Nbraska. grand encninpmcnt of tlio
Independent Order or Odd I'cllows convenes
In KeprescntatlvG hall at Lincoln oti Tues
day , October Hi , at 10 a , m. The grand
lodge will meet In tlie tame hall on Wednes
day , October 17 , at the same hour. As usual ,
the railroads have given a rale of one and
cue-third fare for the lound trip. A larse
attendance Is anticipated. An effort will be
made to get the session of 1S95 for Omaha ,
AmonK local lodges a little stir Is becom
ing visible after the lethargy ot the summer
In a few- weeks all will setllo down to tlio
fall and w-lnler work Omaha lodge No. 2
will meet for drill In the Btnft work of Ihe
Initiatory degree ne < ct Saturday cvenlnc In
Its new temple , 10S North 1'oiirteentli stieet
Hesperian encampment No. 2 has opened Us
fall and winter campaign nml lias twelve ap
plications Hied , with many more In sight.
With tlio lied Hen.
The great counc.l Improved Order of Heel
Men of the United Slates held Its annual
sosrloii at Illnghamton , N. Y. . during the
week commencing' September 11. The s es
plon was very largely intended , rcpresentn-
llves being present from thlrtflve states
mid. territories. The repot Is of Hie great
Incolionee and great clilcf of irecords showed
the order to bo In a prosperous condition In
every reservation white a great council lias
bee-i establ slietl. Tribes hav been estab
lished In some states where there aie no
great councils.
The greatest increase was In Mulne , where
nearly 6,000 members were adopted. The
growth In Nebraska has been retarded by
financial disturbances , drouth and other
c.i u so a , but shows a flight Increase.
In Omaha the ttlbes have , done remark
ably well and continue taking In members
nenly every meeting. Omaha tribe No. Ib
has received an invitation to visit Og.ilnllu
trlbo NoI on tlic sleep ot October 1 , at
which time Great Sachem J. H. Flanagan
and other great chiefs will paj an official
visit.
visit.Yah
Yah Nun Bali Sis tribe No 2 will glvn
Its fourth annual hall nt the now Odd Pel-
lows hall en OctolK'r IH , the proceeds to be
devoted to charity Juring the winter They
are recetv iig liberal support In dliposlng of
ticket : .
Alfarctta council No 3 , D. of P. , vUlied
ntchctah council of Council Bluffs last week
and v\as royally entertained
Compliment l < > 'liumlrr.
Tangier temple Ancient Ar.iblr Order
Nobles of the Mystic Slirlno. lias received n
great compliment In n rciiuett to initiate into
the mysteries a newly organized temple at
llawllns , \ \ " > o The oaslt pf Sail Lake has n
temple and Is a couple of hundied miles
ncaier. but the fame of the catli of Omaha
and Tangier temple has penrtiated lo liie
four quarters uf the earth. The Invitation
has been accepted and the caravan will start
next Sunday ut 2:15 : p in. On Monday
rilplit the unrefici.erale will be led ovei the
hot " -amis of the deter ! lo the fountain of
milk nnd hiincy. After their aiduon * toil
the caravan will then proceed to I.aramle.
and with James Marli warden of the slute
penitentiary , will wamler Into the Jungles at i
the bead of the La ramie rhor A weck'R '
flslijni ; will bo had and alt necessary bait |
vv'lll be carefully provided.
The party w-lll romprlte II. A. Akin , Md-
gar Allen , It. Trench nf Kearney , L. SI Au-
deiion. L. M Ithcem. C. S. 1'otlci , Charles i
Ilimtlnston , r E. Winning , Henry Newell ,
Robert Catlton , Ouslavo Andeibon , James
Woodman 31. L. 1'anotte , K. II I'etfict and
L. F. De Ixirlmler.
\\iinilliit-ii nf the World.
Sovereign Clerk Yatts of the Woodmen of
the Wet Id was in Stella last week and took
part in a gruml entertainment , given b >
Slella camp No. 12 "Wednesday night
Woodmen came trom all cer the nelghbor-
hooJ and wire loyally entertained. Mr
Vales delivered nn "address.
A new1 HoliPiiilan camp of tlie Woodmen
cf the World wa : > organ aed In South Omaha
last week.
_ _ _ _ _
rtlOM MtUTU OMAHA.
A brewers' and saloon keepers' association
vv 11 be organized at Ilauor's Inll next Tues
day afternoon. There will be a full attend
ance of men In that line of business
Jerry McCatthy was arrested last night on
complaint of Nels Olson , who charged lilm
with stealing his watch. Tlic pollcu , discov
ered that McCarthy had pan red the watch
for ? 2.
Whllo In Colorado Ilev H. L Wheeler
picked up many souvenir : and brought them
home lo his 'rlemls. This evuning he will
deliver a brief h'story of his recent trip at
the First PrcEb > terlau chinch.
Uauor's hall was filled last night on the
occasion of the presentation of a dianiii In
German by home talent. Xandle Bauer
proved himself a ( .lever comedian. He was
ably assisted by K Freitag , Charles Melcher
and others. Alter the drama a ball was
Eiven.
o
George "Williams ami S. Hangs were put in
jail last evening for disturbing u .Salvation
army meeting at Twenty-fourth and Oecatur
streets.
Julia Thompson , a demented girl , was
picked up yesterday afternoon at TV , cut loth
and Cumlng streets and taken to Die station.
She was later taken to her home nt : < aiU )
Fowler avenue by her father It Is said
that her mind has been unbalanced by over- j
Etudy.
_ _
II HATIIKK FOUi.U.IST ,
I'll I r , Hnrmr mill South U'ln < U For > < ;
lirnskli Tmlny.
WASHINGTON. Sept SO. The forecast
for Monday Is ;
Tor Nebraska , Missouri and Kansas Fair.
warmer ; south , winds.
For South Dakota Fnlr ; warmer , except
In the vicinity of Itnpld City ; sauth winds
For Iowa Fair ; wanner ; &outh winds.
Limit Kciortl.
n OF TUG WKATHER .
OMAHA , Sept. 30. Oinulia recoul of lem
perattire nnd i.ilnfull. compared \\llh the
corresponding day of last four yonrs :
1SDI. ISM. 1S9J 1891
Maximum temperature . . bl fi" 1 > 8 78
Minimum temperature . . . : > X fi2 t2 ! 56
Average temperature. . . . CO GO 7fi 67
I'roelpltntlon . 00 .05 00 00
Condition of temperntuie and pieclplta-
tlon ut Oinafca for the d.iy und since
Mutch 3. ISliI :
Normal temperature . . . in
Deficiency for the day . B
Accumulated excesa plnce Murch 1 . CSS
Normal precipitation . 10 inch
Dellolency for tlie duy . 10 Inch
Total precipitation elncc Mutch ,
1 . 12.02lnches
Accumulated deficiency since
MiiK-h 1 . H.SI IncheK
ItepiirU fruni Oilier Station I ut K 1 * . M.
"i" indlcatea iruceol rain.
OEOHGH E. 11UHT , Local Forecait
Does economy bore you ?
It ought not to , always. Take the matter
of washing with Fearline , for instance.
That is a pleasant economy. There's ' yout
work made light and short for you ; and
-"hile your doing it , in this easy , pleas
ant way , you can bo thinking of the
actual money that you're saving by
not rubbing things to ruin as in the
old way.
That ought to be pleasant to
think of , whether you're doing the
work yourself , or having it done.
Millions use Pearline.
n and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you " this U iw rood us"
hof wine as Vcatline. " tIT'S PAI.SE Pearl I ne is never piddled ,
f t
* .nd if stnds of P Tlnc. ! bo
lionest it luck. | JAMES 1'YLE. New YoiV.
Oreatesi on Ear ! ! ) ,
KEEPS FIRE
48 HOURS ,
SORNS SOFT OR
UM COAL
Saves in Fuel Bills ,
Patent Screw ilrafl Reg-
isler.
PalcnlAnii-Clinlcr Grate
Controls ( he Fire Pcr-
Icclly.
Clean , Durable and Hand
some ,
WEfflE
, SOLE
i
11000 .or. . , ,
"i 00Dltli ut kuods . ,
i II to PCI wctle or I W pcr numlli
noilh of cuoils ,
I2.W twi ccl ( or ISM pcr mouth
S73.00 nnrlli cf EOoils.
12W ) per nick 01 110.00 per month
tICOOO wortli of po < xl ? ,
J3 u r > cr ucrk or 11200 | > cr month
i:0000 uurtll u ( cumlB.
Jl.uu i-ii \\eck or 3is.00 per month
TAKE : A cnoir-u. IT'S
HEADS 1OUIN , TAILS U'C LOSE.
Foritnrly Peipls's amna i In3lallni5.il
enil 10 ccnt.s fenpwsl.igj ! . > n Ii $ ' . ' ) ! C it il n.
WrUcforlJitby ( .trrlasc C.italouo-n.iili.l FI-JB ,
< ; < > oi > s scilil on payments in Con i il Hlti f * 1i S : > ut'i O nulia
Close Hvctiings at < > : Jl ( , "oxJpt Mo.i.i.iys stiiJ S .
a3TO
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE. " BUY
'TIS CHEAPER IN THE END.
"CUPIDEWE1 *
RESTORED TulKreatV Brtab !
. _ _ _ _ rvitulli rthonrc rlo-
tlnnoln ftunDinFrtiicn physician , wl.l quickly tmo von of all ner-
\'M3 or ill < ii.i i"i ot the KCntrttlvc urcani , MCU in IxnC Mnnhood.
Innimnli , I'nliislnllic Aiickfjejilnl i.inlafllomMervoii" DcLlllT.
jirnplc ; , Unntutu to Marry , liitmastlng Uriliii. Vnrlcocfa ! ftnil
Conntln-ilton.
OUriJtJMl2clranrs : the Hirer , too kidncya and the urinary
AND AFTER orransof nil Impurities.
CUl'IDENIJ BtrpiiRilions and ifBtoreu small weak orcsns.
TliorMBon miI ( rcrb are no. curc < l hy Dot torsii bocauio nlnotr porcontoro troublr-d with
rrn t-jtltls OIIPIOKNK lHtli ( > oiilyUiiowiiiPii.c < ly tuciirn wltltoiil anopernllon. fl (100 ( tc -
tlmontiis A writtenfrusranti Kivp'i nml inotii-y rrtiirnolllmx oov.i > a < lOfBnol eB 'cl a por-
inoivtit cure. 01 00 a boi.HlK for $1.1.1' . liy null nd for -Irpiilir nml tPHtlmoiUU ,
JtrtrtrrtVBllA.V'Olj MKIHOIXK CO. , I1 O. Ho-.207B S in Krcn-llspo.Gal. For salobr
UOI.M\N ( ) DIUIG CO. , HID I'liriiaii St I'ol.Oiuahii.
Vn 11 > " > h " ' bnmbngpM by the " riretrte Hetty , " " Ftllowflatlertr , " " Bolai.'J
Tllll " Crai n " " Trotticn , " "Vacuum , " "Xrco Cure" guack ) . * nil who h T foniul
uv jronraclf prowlne t.ldorniut wornot VOU who li r nlnnp Inileipalr.iajlnj
"I nnituomril. Ihcrr I * no hope for mrl'Mo jou 1 = 7'.wl'uori > | ' | lpklnfta' JJ ! S5
Writ * ra full LitUrjcfjcortn. , tnj far ODESTIOX LISTS rd ICO r. | ll. k. Uf nvnrcrt n fcj Bj.
H.J. ( irililllUMH. Ihn.corKllh.in.odt. Ilil rt HE HOP , IwrnljT ie r ' i .l.n . IflVfLICT.
l
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Dr. N. H. Wixit ) , President. CHICAGO MEDICAL b SUKtilCAL INSIIIUTE , 30 Van Ouren St. Chicago , III.
Or Hie J.niuor Kublt I'unllUely Cured
l > j uUmlnlilf rluu He. ICaliivk *
II cfin ba clvcn ID j cu . or Ira. or tn food
without thaknowledc'- . . patient ltt ab olutol
barmleif. and will effect
cure. Kbrtner the patient 'a u pander * a tirlukrr or
aa alcoUolla ivrecle. It liar b n Qiven .11 l oiitfauili
of cftae * . and In every Jnat&uce A r rfec cure Jiasfol.
T70d It N fr | 'ji | ] . 11tea/atenouei
/Itbiba epefltilo.il bnjamcaan ultcr
, Tiui llqugr ppelllo to adit
nUI.UhN "I'lU'irHi I'll. . Prop'rt , I lnr.iin.il ,
&Safia book o' uarlUi'lAn Ira . fa U > * JA < ] or
ir iala by Kutin & Co. . Uruygutj. Cort.6
ICtb aud Uaugla * ttreeti. Ornah *
BAILEY ,
lit I. t I'r.ri'p. .
TKKTH VVlTHOt'T IT-AITS. llrldat't
Knllhct t etli mi run1 * > ml. Hi * i ir.iutiw.1 Hil
or rilllnzb > l.l)3 ) , iitiic vulil ' . ' ( Ill
Office , 3rd flo.r Paxtou Bloc'i , 10th nu3 Far-
nim S'.reiti.
AUcuil.iiit o riuan Spoken.
USE Oil. UA1LCVS TOOTH I'OWUUIU
PERMANENTUV
CORED
NO PAY UNTIL CURED
WE RFflH (01) ) TO 8,000 PUIINTt.
V.'ntBforBanknoferonc a
EXAMINATION FRCC.
( o Operalloo , Ko Detention from Business.
SCND ron cmcutAn.
THE O. E. MILLER CO. ,
'Ofi-SOi New York Life
WM. LOTTDON.
Ccmmission Mercliaufc
Private wires to Clilcaco ana New York ,
All bumiiesi orders clac a on
UoniU or Trade.
Cun 'nj > oriilfcnce solicited.