ryxr.virA nvrrv TUV M- nrrrmtKii T.
WANT THE TICKET CHANCED
Populista Auk for a Writ of Mandamus
Against the Secretary of State.
THINK HOLCOMB UNFAIRLY TREATED
( I'Jiojr Jn lit that HI * Nnm Mmtl Jl I'oN
Inirril lir tlm XiitncK In llrarkot * of
the I'nrtleit Notnlnnt *
HiB Him.
LINCOLN , Oct. 2G. ( Special. ) This nftcr-
tioon J. A. Kdgcrlon , secretary of the peo-
rln'ti Independent party , applied to the dis
trict court for a writ of mandamus to com-
P"l the secretary of state to change the form
of tlio ticket so that the name of an endorsed
candidate shall have the partlct he repre-
centM bracketed. AB the ticket now reads
the itamo of Silas A. Holcotnb Is followed by
tlio words " '
"Democrat-People's Independ
ent" on otic line , and the petitioners demand
that the ticket shall read :
BlI.ASA imrrviunj . Pcoplo's Indi-lieiHlt'iil
HOi.COMn-j Democrat
The caxo will lie heard at 11 o'clock to
morrow. ,
Those who have seen the ballot have been
indulging In some speculation as to how the
Illiterate voter Is going to discover hli par
ticular brand of politics , as , for Instance. In
the case of the secretary of Htatc. whether
lie Is a "democrat" " "
or a "straight democrat.
Tlio clerks nnd typewriters In the ofllce of
the secretary of state have been busy today
In preparing and pending out to the county
clerks of the state the ofllclnl ballots. On
the sample sent out thcro arc eight varieties
of politics , as follows. 1'rohlbltlonlxts , re-
jnilllcun , democrats , straight democrats ,
democrat-people's Independent '
, people's In
dependent , free silver democrat-people's In
dependent and one democrat-by-petltlon-
republlcan In the person of Matt Dougherty.
IN TIII3 COURTS.
.Indue Tlbbets and a Jury were engaged to
day In hearing the case of George Hush
ng.ilnn . the Lincoln Street Hallway company.
The plaintiff says that one day In July. 1S91.
lie got on ii Tenth street car and when the
conductor cume around after the fares he
tendered 25 cents for six tickets. The con
ductor refused to have It that way , demandIng -
Ing a straight 5 cent fare. Plaintiff alleges
that the employes then put him off the car
with great force and violence , causing him
much pain
The company admits all the facts alleged
by plaintiff except as to the Injuries. They
gay Hush was put off the car with as little
force as possible. Hush sues for $1,000.
Divld May tells Hie district court that he
owes A. D. Kitchen nothing for the lease
of his block. Ho says that Kitchen termi
nated the lease by his own wrongful acts In
nelzlng the property on an attachment wrong
fully secured In justice court.
LINCOIN IN DRIBI ? .
A special meeting of the joint railroad
rominlttoi' composed of the regular Com
mercial club committee and that of the retail
merchant * linn been called at the club rooms
for 7 30 tonight. The object of the meeting
Is to perfect arrangements' ' for another popu
lar excursion to Lincoln. The one over the
Union Pacific last Wednesday was such a success -
cess that efforts will be made to run them
regularly hereafter.
T. M. Marquetle Is booked to address the
people from a I ) . & M. standpoint at the
J'tinko opera house tomorrow evening.
12 E. Drown , formerly president of the old
State National bank. Is to become cashier of
the Columbia National on November 1. J. II.
McClay , the present cashier , will become vice
president.
J.VTK-.KSTINO KVKNT AT W12ST I'OIM.
Illxtiup Srnnilclt Kntnrtnlnml Ity the Cltlroiui
mill Con llrms u l.itrijo Cluiti.
WOST POINT , Neb. , Oct.2G. . ( Special. )
"Yesterday and today were red letter days In
ttin history of the Catholic church In West i
Point. Last evening at 8 o'clock lit. Rev. I
Dlshop Scatmell arrived In the city from
Omaha. Ho was met at the depot by a
torchlight procession , Including 100 men on
horseback , composed of St. Joseph's branch
of the Catholic Knights of America and cit
izens , and escorted to tlio parochial residence.
The town was Illuminated In his honor , all
bU3lno houses being brightly lighted and
decorated with appropriate mottoes.
This morning at 7 the bishop
celebrated mass and at 9:30 : solemn
lilgh mass "Coram. Hplacopo" was said ;
celebrant. Hov. II. Hohclsel of Olean ;
deacon. Hev. Father Darretl of Blair ; sub-
deacon. Ituv. Father Drosch of Dodge ;
bishop's assistant , Very Rev. William
Choka , V. 0. ; bishop's deacons , Rev. Eluzlg
nnd ( Irani ; masters of ceremonies. Very Rev.
Joseph Pucslng and Rev. F. Havclhurg ,
After the mass the sacrament of confirma
tion was administered to 114 persons. The
spacious church , ono of the largest In the
utato. was crowded to Its utmost capacity ,
many being unable to obtain admission. The
bishop expressed himself as being highly
pleased -with the cordial reception accorded
lilm.
IIUAOY TO i K it i a ATI : .
Witter Turned In tlio Hlg North I.oup
Ditch.
NORTH LOUP , Neb. , Oct. 26. ( Special
Telegram. ) Today water was turried Into
the North Loup Irrigation ditch from which
water will bo taken to Irrigate 10,000 acres
ot the best land In the Loup valley. It has
Already stimulated the sale of real estate.
Niinro roiinty'fl Nmv Court Ilmno.
FULLKRTON , Neb. , Oct. 20. ( Special. )
The board of county supervisors
were in ses
sion yesterday and oillclally accepted tlio
now court house from the hands of Atkinson
Hros. of Colorado Springs , the contractors
and builders of the new structure. The net
cost of the building Is (15.460. It will be
Immediately furnished and the county olllcors
will take up their quarters In same at once.
District court will convene here Monday
and the celebrated Sterrlt case will bo first
called , and If all parties are ready the new
court bouse will bo formally opened by the
trial of the case before Judge Marshall and a
Jury of the honest yeomanry of Nance.
Clo ( 'nil for the llomlt.
NELSON , Neb. , Oct. 26. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The question as to whether the vil
lage of Nelson should Issue bonds to the
Amount of $13,000 for the construction of a
system of water works was submitted to the
voters of Nelson today. Ono hundred and
seventy-four votes were cast and the prop
osition carried by ono majority.
WukcllelU MlnUtrr ltiv lsn .
"WAKIlFinLD. Neb. , Oct. 26. ( Special. )
Hev. J. p. Aurellus , the Swedish minister of
the Lutheran church of this place , and prom
inently known throughout the state , lias re-
slcned his post at this place and accepted
* charge at 101 Campo , Tex. , where ho will
remove November 1.
Hiimll Illnie ttt fit. Paul.
ST. PAUL , Neb. , Oct. 26. ( Special. ) The
court house had a narrow
escape from de
struction by fire thla morning. . The firemen
In a short tlmo had the flro tinder control.
Damage will probably amount to $300. fully
covered by insurance in the German ot Free-
port. _
Every recent ofllclal examination has shown
Dr. Price's Daklng Powder to bo highest In
leavening strength and perfectly pure In Its
ituko-up.
Kxitter Note * and IVnonaU.
EXBTHR. Neb , , Oct. 26. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Mru. Tom Walters and eon left
Thursday morning for Mound City , Mo. ,
Where she -will visit with her parents this
Winter.
J. W. Dolan of Inllunola is visiting friends
here this week.
J , W , Ashmore and daughter
Ruby re-
turned Wednesday from Lexington , Neb. ,
trhire they were called , by the death ot
tholr aon and brother , P. H. Ashmore.
Th residence of O. W. Pllug was found
to be on Ore Wednesday afternoon , supposed
to hive caught from H coal of flre having
ftllou on the carpet , as a large hole was '
purnfel In the floor In front of the stove.
Nona of Uie family wtro at home at the
tlma , aad all that mel a Uugo portion heot
the town vras the rapidity with which Uis
people arrived at the icene. A gale of wind
wan blowing nt the time.
IJaso ball Is not dead her yet. Saturday
Ilurress came up and played the Exeter nine ,
regardless ot the dust and wind anil spits
of rain , but Butress got icoopod.
Thp only -way to cure catarrh Is to purify
the blood. Hood's Sarsaparllla purifies the
blood and tones up the whole system ,
LITERATURE "OF THE JEW.
l'lr t of it Coiirun of I.octurct by Itev. l.ro
M. rrunklln.
There -was an unusually large attendance
at Temple Israel last night on thoi occasion
of a. lecture by Rev. Leo Franklin on "The
Literature of the Jew. "
Jti discussing the subject. Dr. Franklin said
that It was astonishing after so many cen
turies of parsectitlon the Jews were enabled
In Htunil firm and ll/t up their voices In
priilse of their fathers. It was also aston
ishing that they had been able to retain
their Individuality through all of tin- trying
Units of tha past. He was glad that they
had not succumbed to the foe , but Instead
luiil continued to advance step by step In all
of thu arts and tha sciences. This was some
thing that won grand to contemplate and It
was apparent that In tha struggle for life
the JCWH had not given IhenuclvcM up en
tirely to Iho material things of earth. In all
times Israel had been buoyed up by this do-
Hire to attain the position where the people
were at this tlmo In the literary world. Dur
ing the dark dayn when the Romans were
overrunning the old world even then the-
JPWH vsere yearning for the truth , learning
of art , philosophy and science. People with
out the desire for literature , the speaker con
tended , belonged to n lower order , mentally ,
nnd could never reach a high plane of civiliza
tion.
tion.When
When the persecution against the Jews was
most bitter , Rev. Franklin urged , then they
soared to the most lofty Intellectual helghU ,
a * HID writings of Isaiah nnd the psalmists
would bear testimony. The natural tendency
WIIH for high and noble things , nnd among
the old Jewish -writers there were many who
wrote upon subjects aside from ethics and
theology. The bible wan the foundation of
alt literature. It was tha basis of every legal
and moral coda ami It was the production of
Jewish writers.
Translating the bible from Hebrew to
Oruek wa one of tn greatest achievements
thai the world had ever seen. While this
WHH going on. destruction was being wrought
and Jerusalem was being Invaded by the
Roman for. The temple , the state house of
the awembly. was laid low nnd the national
llfn was cut to the heart. There was weep
ing and mourning , but at a later period Israel
developed again until she turned out scholars
who were learned In religion , ethics , science
and art until the depth of knowledge was
something that was marvelous. There were
universities , schooln of medicine and music.
Learning was scattered broadcast to such an
extent that In Spain , where the Hebrews were
numerous , from the eighth to the sixteenth
century , tlmre , was more literature than in all
of the rest of the country put together
Looking down the aisles of tlmo Mr. ITank.
lln Insisted that during the reign of the
Crusaders Jewish literature made many rapid
strides In Italy. Germany ami southern Eu
rope until It had become n thing that wise
men respected and good men honored.
ThereIs no economy In buying the cheaper
baking powders. Dr Price's , a pure Cream
of Tartar powder , has several times the
strength of the Inferior powders , and never
falls to give wholesome food. An Ideal
leavening agent. _
BY CONTRACT. OR , DAY LABOR.
Uhurlnr Amendment Committee IHscmse *
Unrgtlou of I'ny tar Public Worta.
At the meeting of the charter amendment
committed last night the resignation of J.
L. Kennedy waa accepted , Mr. Kennedy was
appointed to fill 'he vacancy causxxl by the
resignation of W. S. Popplcton , but could
not servo on account of previous engage
ment ! ! .
The matter of assessment was recalled by
Major Wheeler , who read a provision on the
subject from the IMltsuurg charter , In which
It was provided that no property should bo
assessed for less than the1 consideration men-
tloned In the last recorded sale unless Im
provements had been removed or destroyed.
Ho suggested that such a provision , If In
cluded In the Omaha charter , might b3 use
ful In furnishing a basis for assessment and
assuring the raising of the valuation to the
point contemplated by the committee. The
suggestion was discussed without action *
The question of making such public Im
provements as nro to bo paid for by general
tax by day labor In the discretion of the
mayor nnd council was brought up by the
report ot the subcommittee with a draft
of a bill according to the previous action of
the committee.
Mr. Wyman took the ground that the city
was now getting Us work done by contract
as economically as it could be done. He
nlso thought that If the city had charge of
n largo force of men It would give too much
political Influenceto , the men who had them
In charge.
Mayor Demls read an nrtlcla from a Den
ver paper to show that a saving of 25 per
cent had been made In sewer construction
In that city by the employment of day labor.
The article furnished a detailed report of
the methods employed , and concluded that
the character of the work TIUJ superior to
what had been done under contract. The
clipping was referred to the subcommittee.
Mr. Wlnspear stated that under the con
tract system the Inspectors and the en
glneors were constantly fighting the deter
initiation of the contractors to put In poor
material. If the work was done by day
labor and all the material was furnished by
the city , there would at least be a better
class of material used than under the present
system. The whole matter was finally rea
for red back to the committee for further con0
sldoratlon.
The committee adjourned until Monday
night , and the secretary was Instructed to
notify all legislative candidates to bo presti
ent. next Thursday night to state their potl
sltlon on the amendments proposed by the
CHURCHES EXTEND WELCOME
rreubjrtorlnn * Or ret a rroiportlre am !
MotlioiIUM nn Actual I'nutnr.
Last evening an Informal reception wa
tendered by the First Presbyterian church , Ii
the church parlors , to Rev. S. P. McCormlck
of Allegheny City , Pa. , who has been called
to the pastorate.
The parlors were decorated with autum
loaves and flowers , Several hundred mem
bers of the congregation were present to nice
the guest , No formal program was given
Mr. McCormlck will preach Sunday , and 1
Is expected that by another week ho will sa ;
whether or not ho will become pastor of th
church.
Itecnptlou to Dr. B/tmlnraon.
The congregation of Trinity Methodist Epls
copal church gave a reception to Its new ,
pastor , Itev. F. H. Sanderson last evening at
the church.
Mr. M. M. Hamlln presided. Rev. T. C ,
ClendennlnR opened the jntietlng by prayer. .
and was followed by C. P.Veller , who wel
coined thy pastor nnd visitors to Trlnlt
church.
After a < ihort musical program Uev. Fran'
Crane , pastor of the First Methodist Eplsco
pal church , welcomed the- new pastor to th
city. Presiding Elder J , Ii. MaxBeld the
delivered , a short address. In which he bad
the new pastor welcome to Ills district.
"My Successor" was the text of Rev. W
K. Deans' remarks. lie paid a glowin
tribute to the worth of Dr , Sanderson , an
closed by asking a blessing on als work. Dr ,
Sanderson responded. In a few well chosen
words. Itefreshm&nts were than served b"
tha ladles In the church parlors.
Conntablea Jmllclod fop 1'orgery.
DENVER , Oct. 26.-The grand Jury todn
brought In Indictments agilnst seven coi *
stable * nnd oillclals of Justice courts wh
are rhnrired with having forced nutnes 01
witness certificates and d&fraudej th
county out of thousands of dollars.
Fnther Uhlulqiil JJ/lng.
MONTREAL.Oct. 26 ROT. Father Chlnlqu ! '
the celebrated ex-priest , Is at the point o
death. Ho caught n severe cold while re
turning from Albany and hi * age almost pro
eludes recovery.
Prominent llauil 1.ruder Dead.
SIDNEY. N. II. . Oct. 2a.-Henry Klute
leader of the band which waa considered th
best Mute band at the late Grand Army o
the Republic * encampment at Pittsburgh die
her * today
A N W LOT OF COATS JUST RECEIVED *
If you-have bought your Winter Overcoat we arc sorry for you for we arc going to sell Overcoats to
morrow We are going to sell Overcoats at such prices as you nor dealers outside
of our corner have ever heard of Wewill save you enough money on some of
them to buy a suit of clothes with But don't miss this Overcoat sale tomorrow of
all things you do ,
Men's Overcoats Real Buje'Chinchilla with Fiqc Beaver Overcoats in
,
single or
fancy worsted linings , warm and durable , $2.75 double breasted , blues , blacks or 10.00
worth $5.00. Sale price . browns , tans and oxfords your § .
choice at this sale
Overcoats , just the thing for short and
Fine Shetland and Frieze Storm Ulsters , stout people , in beavers , kerseys $12.50
three grades go in this sale at and chinchillas , sixes 37 to 46 , go in .
this sale at
Extra size Overcoats , from 44 to 50
Fine Kersey Overcoats in five shades , ele two shades , blues and blacks , in 12.50
gantly trimmed , blues , blacks nnd browns .00 kcrsej's , chinchillas and worsteds , § .
choice in this sale
your . go in this sale at
Fine kersey and beaver Overcoatsthe
Men's Overcoats Blue and black- plain best made in these fabrics , wool lin
beavers , cut medium long ; these gar ing , silk yoke , 50 inches long , in
ments are dressy and need no guaranty 7.50 loose or tight fitting , single or double $16.00
as to their wearing qualities , staple as . * breasted , in blues and blacks , sizes $ .
sugar , worth $ ' 5.00 sale price 34 to 42 , at this sale nnty
9
successors to Columbia Clothing Co- :
- 13th and Farnam Streets.
CLERKS ARE PANIC STRICKEN
Another Case of Smallpox Appears in the
Interior Department.
BUILDING WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL MONDAY
All Kmi > tuje \\l\u Are Known to HHVO
lloen J'.iH | > 5cd Given a Iirulie Oi r
Ijiy ( XT-All llrrkH Mint Jto
Vnci'luutoU.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 20. Another cass > ot
smallpox uas developed this morning. James
I. Parker of Infllana , a law clerk In the di
vision where the other cases were reported ,
was the victim. Secretary Smith Issued di
rections today to have the department closed
tomorrow. This action was taken before the
secretary was aware of the new case Ho
aald the order to close was on account of the
fumigation of several rooms In the building
which was very dlsaRreable to the persons
employed thorelit. It Is expected that In
consequence ol the discovery of the new case
the department will be closed this afternoon ,
as each fresh case becomes traceable to con
tact with persons employed In.the department ,
The patients In the hospitals are reported as
doing well.
The smallpox scare at the Interior depart
ment , far from abating , gathered force rtur-
liiK the forenoon , and by the time the clerks
came back to work after their lunch at noon
a state of panic prevailed The case of
Owens , a messenger , when It became known ,
was the most serious of the smallpot at
tacks. Ouotis Is the messenger to the chief
clerk , and It was part of his duty to ills-
tribute documents to the several bureaus of
the department In this way ho came Into
contact with about every branch of the
service under Secretary Hoko Smith , and
may have been the cause ot the spread of
the disease. Dr. Woodward , the health ofll-
tlCi of the district , madean urjjent appeal to
Secretary Smith to close the- entire Interior
department In the , Interest of public health ,
and In accordance , with the request an order
was Issued thla afternoon closing every
bureau ot the department.
The closing ot the Interior department
will last until Monday , and employes will
hive a holiday until then. Thoao who have
been particularly exposed to Infection by
contact with the people of the afflicted law
division hive been grated leave tor twelve
days. The department will be opened on
Monday , but no clerks will admitted who
have not been vaccinated , and meanwhile
the building will be fumigated.
This applies to the secretary's offlce ,
census offlce , patent office , general
land ofllce , miscellaneous division , railroad
division and Indian agencies division , all ot
which are In the Interior department build
ing. The Indian bureau , geological survey
ami pension oltlce are located In other build
ings , and probably will remain open.
The Intelligent housewife * prefers Dr.
Price's Cream Baking Powder , and will have
no other.
Olney Think * thKDUtrlrl Vttornejr Correct
WASHINGTON. Oct. 26. Attorney Gen
eral Olney , HpeakliiR today of the statement
of the assistant district attorney at ICanta :
City that there was no law by which elec
tion frauds could be punished In the United
States court , twilil that , without slinking-
authoritatively as ha would on a careful ex
amination of th statutes , lie was of the
opinion that the Kansas City attor
ney was correct. By the act passed by
congress last 1'Vbruary repealing the fed
eral elections law congress hail cone awny
with all election paraphernalia , so for as the
United Slates courts were concerned , and
had taken away their jurisdiction. At the
wime time there was no doubt In his mind
but that state IUWH were In existence by
virtue of which election frauds , whether of
registration or of voting , could be punished
In state courts.i
i a
Lead Trutt Worked the ilovernmont.
WASHINGTON. Oct. JO.-The National
Lead company of New York Is being Inves.
tlgated by the Treasury department. It Is
charged that while white lead -was manu
facture-1 partly from Imported und partly
from domestic pigthe company re
ceived rebates on the whole amount of
whlta lead It eported. Between WXOOO and
JIO.OOO Is Involved. _
Try I HIT I.lquor h | > lo * lor Murder.
AnMNGTON. S. C. Oct. 26. Tte trial of
TUlmati's liquor spies for murder has com
mcnoed. The testimony ao far ihows the
ded was cold Hooded.
Secret of the of Beauty
MME. M. YALE'S
"KXCliLSIOK"
Complexion and
Other Remedies
AW.UIHRD
WORLD'S ' FAIR 3IEDAL AND DIPLOMA.
Showing a. superiority over other domestic
uml foreign remedies.
MME. VALK Is the Creator of Ueauty
Culture. Indorsed liy C'oiiKress
II ME. YAM' ? , who In acknowledged to be
a very beautiful woman. Ktlll continues to
grow more beautiful every day Ace doe
not seem to affect her marvelous beauty.
Her secret lies In the U K oC her mvn won
derful Jlemedles. They comblno within their
comjKiflltlon every InKiecllent lucklnp In the
human llenh to Klve It the desired hard ,
youthful appearance. Any unman can make
herself just as fair and lovely JIH her hcnrt
ilesirei If she will UKC thesi- remedies ac
America's Greatest Complexion and cording1 lo their directions. They are abso
lutely KUuiantcud tu lie oil ( hat Is claimed
Health Special at. for them.
PRICE LIS'T :
Ynlo'a Kxcelnlor Hair Toiiio ,
Turns Rray Imlr lack lo lt own imtur.il color Mme Talo's wonderful I.a rirrKl.i I * known
without dyr. The nrat ami only remedy In lo bo the only sure c'Uir for frtrUle4 In from
the history or cliemlMry known to do thU. 3 ilay tu one week nflcr UK llr.st application
Stops hair falling In from 21 hours lo one every freckle will dlpd | > peur nn < l uami'li'xlon
week ; creates a luxuriant growth , curcn dan twoniB an clear as cryntnl. I'rUiIt | > er bottle.
druff ana all xoalp troubles. Price. II per bottle
tle ; 6 lor K. What Is more dlaguatlns than Vule'a Ktoelslor Coiiliiri-xlini ICIuioh.
to nee iMlhur a lad > ' or u gentleman's hair
full of llttlo senle errailually fulling on their Ounranteed to remove Hilliiwnew , motli imtchea
antl nil ekln MemlxhfH ( ilxen ti natural com
' plexion iif niarvflcxin lic.iuty. I'rlcr , J ! per
Yaln'ji I'rntlcura. bottle ; K for 2 Ijotlk-n.
Mme. Yale'a wonderful rur * for all kinds of
famnle weakness. Price. Jl p r l ttlej 0 for YHlti' * Kllilrol llviituy.
J3. Thousnnda of 1 < - lm' ] > nlnlH on tile. Cultivate * n.ihir.il rosy cticckx , -wonderful
Yuli > ' Kici.Ulur Aliunml Croitin. Hliln tonic 1'ilcc. Jl IKT txittle.
neflnea course POIM , htfepa the skin Hmuotli Yxlu'D ICinnlBlor lllooil Tonic.
anJ lovely Prlcp , J ) . ,
Yiiln'H Kniflnlr.r hklhl on'l. Purlfles the lilcxxl. IK In ou ( lit- liver , IcMneys
and bullilri up I lie utiole n > trm. I'llotl per
Ouarnntr > > < l to remove wrinkle * and every trace .
bottle 0 for p.
ot age. Price , fl.r | ani | J3. ;
Yulu' AIal mill > % Brl. KxtrMOtor , Vulit'a Kyoluili und Kyrhrow Crinrnr.
Hcmo\en aiiO destroy4 fu v"f moles ami wurts.
lashes thick nml Ions , lh eye-
Price. J. i Make * the grow
brims luxuriant and Hlmpvly ; btrenglliens und
Ynl ' I.ntliMi mill ( llniiiKTil. beautifies tlii eyes , I'rlue , It.
Plmplrs , Illartc Ifen li pn > l Skin Illt aii. ' ! curfil
wllli Mme. YHI'H | 'Kpiwlul lotion Ni > . 1 nml Vnlci'H tOtrnlnlor llaiul Uhlteii r.
Sprclal Ointment Ka. > J. iiu miitev < l. Price. Jl
each Mnkev the hands soft. Illy while and beautiful.
IT i |
Ynlff KxreUlar Iltut Kond. 1'rlce. II.
Guamnlcwl to devi-'lnp a lienntlful l > n > t anil Ynlx'a "lirnnt Scott ! "
neck ; Klvcs flnnnera M > tli > > rlexli nml crcatPH
a niUiirni condition otl i > lumpnen , Price , | i.M
and M. i i
YBD' ! Eitelilor I'ertli.lzor.
Curei CVmatlp.illon. . fl.SO per bottle ,
, OMAHA DRUGGISTS.
Full line carried < bbKnhn & Co. , 15th nud Douglas streets , Merchant & \ -0 | < 0" ' ! AM15
and Howard. Ktnslor UnnjCo. , 10th and Fiu-nam , W. J. Ilu he , SMth slid tarnam. Anil
by all Nibraska druRRists. At wholesale by K. K , Ilruce & Co , nnd Htchaitlson Drug Com
pany , Onmha.
LINCOLN DRUGGISTS.
Harloy's Drug1 Store , conior O nnd llth streets , carry a full lino.
COUNCIL BLUFFS DRUGGISTS.
George .S. Davis , nnd ulldruggmtd throughout Iowa.
DrURRials everywhere soil Mmo. M. Ynlo'a Remedies. If dmgfrlata do not
happen to have thorn In stock when cnlleil for , they will order for you without
extra charge , ilall ordcra sent to Mme , Yalo's hoadqimrterH rocelvo prompt at
tention , All correspondence answered personally.
MMR. M.
America's Greatest Complexion and Health Specialist
YALE TEMPLE OF BEAUTY , iao stlltc Spe | $ lilcngo. .
Take Off Sale
-FROM OUR-
Take Off Counter.
Today we introduce a new and original idea
In the dry goods business.
We have given up the entire center aisle left
of 16th st. entrance to be devoted to this sale.
EXPLANATORY We ] > lnco In tills depart
ment ilrcsa goods , Bilks , velvets , linens ,
hosiery , notions , china and glass ware ; In
fact , Kooils from every floor of our liunicnxa
store , and cuaranteo that not a ynrd oC
goods , or an article placed there , ha : ever
been sold by us , or can lie matched olsc-
where , at less than $1,00. Some Roods , will
be there that liavo sold fur more than J2.00.
Tlicsa article's will remain on the counters
unit ) Bold , Each day the prlco will Lie re
duced 3c from the price on preceding day.
For Instance , Saturday's price Is C7c , Mon
day's price 6lc , and each day following In
the name manner. There will lie hosiery
In packages of C , of 4 , of 2 , pairs. Under
wear In packages of 2 , of 3 nnd more gar
ments. Many lines of goods will bo mail' )
up In packaga . The price will tx 67c for
the package.
Anclwe guarantee you cannot buy one article from us at that
price that is worth less than Si.oo.
As the plums will be selected each day , we urge you not
to wait Jor tomorrow's price on the article you want , for
though the article will be 3c less the goods may be sold.
Spend a day visiting
MORSE'S TAKE OFF SALE.
TAKEOFF SALE. The VUQRSE Dry Goods Go. TAKEOFF SALE.
Notice Is hereby slven th t a special
meeting- the Btocklioldcrg of the Boutli
IMalte Land company will bo held at the
ofllce of Bulcl company. In Lincoln , Nub
un the 15th day of November. 1&9I , for tha
purpose of considering and actlni ; upon the
matter of extending or renuwlntf tlio arti
cles of Incorporation of wakl company.
liy order of thu board rif directors.
H. O. IMill.f.U'S , Hecretnry.
Lincoln. Neb , , Oct. 10. im. QIC Oi'n
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AiunmU. AntiJow for
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THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
IG1 8WeiternA enue. CHICAGO ,
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