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Gl'andest Bargains Ever Ofie1'ed--Nothing to Equal or COlnpal'e With TheIn ! : , VC1' Seen--No Matter How Big Our F01'Dte1' BnrgniuHavaDeni , These aroby Far
the Biggest , Best and Greatest..Not Only do We put on Sale the $10,000 Spot Cash Purchase of'Me1'chan(1ise from the Crailitol's of
; < ! . . ' . .
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But Also Over $100,000 New Desirable Merchandise , Bought at a , Pearful Sacrifice , and a $0 ,000 Investment ill I1Jlell's Pants , Boys' Swits ,
Men's Shirts and Mell's UJ1.clerwea1. , all 011 Sale Tomorrow at
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7mCY LE5 4 N. W. COl'ner f. . ;
S , _ < ' I ! ; * 6 BICYCLES
GIVEN . , - . : 'p 16th fLl1d DonglaD , , , .1t' . : , GIVEN AM.A
AWAY , . . ' I . : J PIU3E.
. I \ . . . . . ' . ' . . , ' . . OMAHA : 7 ! } il , ' , 1' : T:3 :
.r.mmzszlililml : : : - q , i . " " ; , ' 0 ; ' ' " " " " . 'o'1 'S.i' 1U : i' . } ! ' ' . > NQ u - , . . ,
' $40,000 $ SPOT SEJACKET8 ! and CARES : Dress . gflfg ) [ . lEN'S
Fern one . fthc Largest ! anuracturers inNclV , York : of SKnrfS and W APPERS. Goods SHOES"
oy& S uts9 I ! Men ' S ants I Men s Shirts" He ' . ' , . , . "
, " Largo * 8COLtt113'Sitlg1o : '
, , , Ifleiltof d"j , jack. i anti , Double ; FROM FALCONER'S CREDITORS AT 96C YARD
These arc slightly damaged . by . . water , owing to the bursting ots made or Uea\'l'l' . . Special
' . . . . ' o\.C ! ,000 ] unmade (1IcH : pattern on iJ c
chlnchllIn uo
box
of f in the f . V . . ,
o a pipc 10 le factory. ' . ncnl'I ' onoColl1.th lhoh' Very I1nl'st make ; or nol1r Brussels
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ h'ol1t , till ( 'ba" ' G ' sale tomm.t.ow at nent'Iy oiio >
\\0I.dl , sa'ie a e S' ' ' . . Cll'pcl : that cuu ho bought I , .
ol'lg'lnal cost
ALL THE \ vorth : 5 , ( n sale at P . . 5 ate 1
11 . O\'OI'Y ouo wOl'lh $ l.a : ! yard , LJ
, 9 8 c - , . , , . . , , . . . . uenllliCul I ' and , ,
1 " _ .7"1l\ sltttelns.s. ) . . . pattOl'IHI ) . . jnst
" \ : . . . . . . . . . CORIl SOLE
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Me"l Pants . . rrIlUd OUlOl ' hU1p1'll.O.tOUlOI.l.0W. [ ) SHOES
S lts AND ul'11ldcd1ll1 , fill' UUI11ulo : ( dl'pss patterns , each pntlol't1 YAR D " ,
g ' edged , worth $ ; os , I contululnJ.r j I Cull ! ! yU\'d 1 double foldvut'y _ _ _ _ _ _ Fll RE PROOF SHOES.
In heavy nIt wool cassttnere l'Ilo\'lots tuid worsted that $1 2 5 extra wide IIg'lilh 1 ! ca.iiiure , . ,
_ . \ IUl s \ 9 on ( : aIo I\t . : 1Ut I' 1'ngiocor } , etc. t _ _ _ _
bocunia ! ! Ihrhtly , wet , go nt 0.00 ; unci ( $1.2.i. . bllll.It 1 bt'oWU nllli ! g'l't'l'n 1 us 10C
. , , JfJ tfA @ I\'cll us OVOUIII11' hudp t : . ; also AT s 1. 1 0 YADD M11i1 1 \ Carrcr Sho3s ,
GOO Down or the iUJilt and highest Utado .
; $ du belges goods worth lo '
I : : IIf iJ ) UJ up 9 8 If' I '
- . I : { l ) ' , the entire ' Iolorlll.n sHlgl1 Cut
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l\JcuYlu'dlho cnlh'cpatlol'll
-Men's Flannel Shirts . 1 iJ . C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . : , . , . , . . - - _ . _ - - fm' _ _ . , . _ . . . _ . . . _ . . . . _ . . . _ . . . _ . . . _ . . . _ . . _ . _ . _ lB . \ . Wlltun \ e will , Cnl'pet sell you . the lIot very U COlUUlOU'l'It. flnot Royal . \Y'\rlll \ \ \ Shoes
' , . ' wool. ' shirt in the lot a , I uul ' , ' , ' . I
SIt'lell.\ all Every ! SCtL1PIUS1I just ItS 1\0 ! : 4il3' thp 1l1l0bt Itoyali1.
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/1 WOrth ' " up to " .r.Q Go 'n ' this ' sttlo ' nl , , " . Catci'pillc' , , . .Taci. , . d2L I $ a. ; ; ( ) Full 1)rcss " Pnttcl'ns , $1. I 50. ! ton in the ml1l'kot. No l\IJuso Enamel Shoes ,
( - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - ot , like l'UI , balm ; ' V I oo fllI'dly ] nIl wool 11I't'sbpattol'u ) of In . the couiltly sl'l1s lheUl I
ji lined thl'oug-hont. ' . , C a P e S novelty chcvlol In stl'ipo ) und nO\'l'lIy Nt. loss than $ : ! . : iO ( ) 1\ Yal'l1. ( tl d Kugiro She CSt ,
I/A" All the $ l : : ! .i quality I3e.t g'1'mlo . a I'ough olTcetl ! : , goods : wtu- j' ' 1 [ 'LtkO . YOIIP choke lomol'l'ow 0 Calfs1iin Shoes
I l\IIen's \ Flannel Shirts , : ullr\\'Ol'lhrOlJa y&tttl wtu$1 $ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! ) . . . . , I
)5 ( ]
skin Buckliklll Shh.t \Vorking , and all ! hh.ts OtlIOi , Imported kind oC ! : 'Ion's [ [ oIc- 5 0 C I _ ' HllldJlIC .Y lI' tl : iillIliel , for ( \\eJ. . yards the ( IPOSS COI. . . . plltlOl'U . . . . . . . . of . . . . , . ) D _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ YARD _ _ _ _ _ - 20th 111111 Century Dress ShO Shoes 3 ) , tllld
WOl'ldn" Shirts , worth $1j : ! , all 1:0 at iiOl' 12.bU flcLty ( ) , lI.lIS and
cite" _ $ ' 1'UJ : Full DI'ess Pattcrll , S1.iO. ( ! ) AT $1 . 98 YARD
5 _ _ . 1 nJc ( ( ) dl'es in . ' ' , nIl wool llcy,1. .
- S 121S [ J : gOods Slll'g'CS
\ , ! clo cloth fancy weaves in granite hloy$2 } ! : ! . 50 ( lii ) $3 00
\ \ \ MEN NIGHT I SHIRTS I _ _ . _ _ _ ( . _ . . - chcek and plaids . , the cntll'l1 lot strictly Inchl's , handsome POI'slun -P'
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , , worth $ , I.OJ . 8.
\ . _ . , . 800 dozen illon's , elegant high . grade Night . all . . wool each . contalnlul ! designs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cach. . . . . . . S I 9
Sale
3 9 . . ' . . yarils : . worth to ( itic ! a SalclH.tco. D
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. ' Shirts In plain and faiicy trimmed anti C l.adles.l1neJa'k't .lnhroad 500 ladlc Jacl.et In 'hln- ( ! 50.j .ards.Wot.lh.uPt Jca$169
( duth , , ' ' . / . i t7 . o ' ' tl . the onlu'o . ' I EACH 3 50
. covert 01' 1)oucte ex- chl\ln. \ cheviot nnd Prench YUl'd. palh.n'u i $3
. : - bilk cmul'oldOl'ed " : " ) . . tr'lJ1o sIeves hex Cront. rIp- $4 4 J 3 beaver , 31 , ; IIll'hl's lung ; these 3'LLl OU "Bat'galn Squfll'O" . . . . . I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
- \VOL"Irr A DOLL i \1" pie hUl'lt , with or without vel- $ goods were formeily sold UI' ; Rud I I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
vet collar one-huH liricti I to $2G. many of them satin
r Worth _ _ $8. _ on _ _ sale _ _ ( or _ . . _ . . . . . _ . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ ednesday lined throughout ! at. . . . . ; . . . . on . . . . . ale . . . . . $9 98 I ( Fine ) \'Cl' Imported tOO distinct ig'h styles class ! to 1l1'UR9 select goods fI'UIIl , , AT 17C YARD $3 75 $ 5 00
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M e ii's U 11 d e r\ierm \ ' . in rough ln'ocls , chll11l010011 . . rlcitry cotton chain inrthi GO
. 300.ladles' . . JacketR jaunty $9.9 , . colors , cost to import $1.50 a ! : . ! . ?
tle. made oC host meltons wrappers of ! miorted down 9 8 ( Ulpott\\Olth.IOcIUtl ; , lIe
MCIi : . Heavy , , ' Oil 1 Uiidcrs'cai . arlll ker : < eys. . In 2-hutton and . antI cloth l'esemhllultl uiIorIovn n I J ' -'al'llinthissuluat . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . C ' . . . . . . . . . . } . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ vo ii'i-i [ u p i'o [
- Mcii's " Double eay Breast Natural Gray " worth hlf'hl Crut. $1..GO ! .on full sale I'lpllle at . buck . . . . . . $12 50 comfortable Pretty patterns and blUe wqrrn and old In 1 D _ per _ _ _ _ Yl\I.d. _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ YARD S.OO
. . ! .t _ . UIHlcrwcal' ' , , ' , , , ' . 3 9 rose. girdle gray around 1111I1 th tatxl1 waist heavy , full II 12 ] styles of f CI'I.'PONS , In all wool " .
Men 11 nCIOJ cd StJ
. s Fitney . ? Striped C Ieeves , WatlelluFbaOk , at. . . . and slll and wool , lucks only , at Every absolutely warrant-
. 'v.- . Underntl\l , Separate cloth _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ an { AT 29C YARD pair -
All wOI'th 11 dollar ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 00 tbO $2 $ 2I5O cd in , .
. 50 C $1.00 $ $1 $ . ec every way.
Dress Skirts ' . -
Grl'atest or
; ' ' . $2JO $ 2 orlment Silk W598 I \ lxtrttllca3 ' Union Ingrain Carpets '
'len's All wool S al'let Undcrsear . . . . . . . " . . . ' . . , Dress Skirts tp good that nov01' soil r01' loss
i\1edhatld' \ ; Jlon's Ilyglenfc Fleece o. Storm , . . ergI'U . . . . . . . . . . . I ue . . . . . . . . . 0 . . I tO _ . 2'9
. ; ) '
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thunlac
. : V V V Liitcd Underwear : , Morris i1IIIs 5 0 oil sale a\ sale In Illaln ut . . or' . . . broctlded . . . . . . . . .e. ' 'sll\t. . . . \ . . . on . . . $17 . 50 $ , " ' .0 " 0 NOVELTV ] DHFSS ( . TornOl'l'OW thun - yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29c
' . 4I.:1 Fancy Striped UlIlIcl'wear.1\lcn's \ Can . . . . . GOODS , In flilk tII(1 ( wool , $19 8 YARD
. this
: English Wool Del'by tub Un- I'ough effects , go IU
I V V ! f del'wenr , Worth $1.5U. . . . . . . . . . . . . Special I Large A. in . I" , . sale at , pOI' ytd . . . . . . . . .
, I . - - - L a d les ' Fur Capes , from f Extra long boac . : ; . . reg- -
apes at$9N98 .
V . . . . ' . ular $ I 5.00 qualIty at Plaincloths , In hnpOl.to.1 ul'oadoloths , AT 39C YARD
Ik 'VI'I..ht's I1enlth UIllI'I'1l , I
: Colorjaegcr J Ininurted IJlHler\\'c'u' : \ " 1l\ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hll'cl' urn ( ) all colors , Call weight . SOl'gOS - . .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' ' 15 1 TO 50 ' and cnRsluorcs these l'e 46
l llJlis'hViclllln.l ! rcnch Cash iiicrc : , 5c 3 go UP Ii Fl' ! ; , IlatidsoIllo Scotch Boty Brtissels .
,
c Feather inches wide and heavy \s a ' ,
\
And nil othel' Underwear 'eat lcr Boas.from ! an . , , ; 4h59c CUI'pets ologantdoslln .nt.lISSclS39c , 3 9
WOI.th $2 . uu' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . All New Fall Sty'es 19C UI ! ) to . , , , . , , , , . . , 98c 9 8 j cloth on sale , nIl al wool , ) ' , yard worth . . SI..o . . . . . yd . . . , 7 o } 'd. , goo 011 . sale tomol'l.OW. . . . YARJ
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SOUTII IAIIA'S ' POSTOFFICE
Bids for the Sites Opened in Washington
4 Yesterda.y
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THIRTY-TWO OFFERS OF GROUND MADE
" rli'es Ito tigt ' frum $ ' , : ' 1111I ( ) ( ) Co IjIlU : ) ( )
"n" I'IIIIH11 Over the 'l'.wru.Ue
-Sell'l.tI. . " Cu ilL' Bl..r- .
III I iti.L Ltit er.
:
WASIIINGTON , Nov. 5.-Speclal ( Tele-
prn.m.-Bhls ; ) for sItes for the new vostOtUCe' \
at South Omaha , Cheyenne , Bolso City anti
V Helena were opened today by Supervising
Architect William Alkl'n. Thlrl-two bids 1
wore presented Cor the South Omaha site ;
ranging front I.GOO to $ lii.OOO. These biddIng
111'01 Timothy J. Mahone . C. N. Folsom ,
I'otter & George coinpuny T. J. O'Neill ( who
submits several propositions as special agent ) ,
Jo'illl M. Glasgow , Davlll Anderson , Charles
F. Falis rllnlt Pivonka ( with the German
Savings bank ) . L. I ) . owler. I. . M. Anderson
Z. 1' . IIelgeS South District oC South Omaha
and the South Omaha 1.:11111 : company . Kate
Tombrlllck. Allnlo M. Geary , Fannie Jessel- )
80n Jllml'S C. C'hual anti J. M. : \\'cslerfil'l An
appropriation or $2GO.000 was securl'II for the
purchase oC site allll commencement oC bulllling
at South Omaha. , , A decision on bills sub-
milti'd will not be made Cor a 1II0nih or more ,
as the 1)1(15vlil ) hare to be briefed anti In-
dl\'ltlually camln'll : < by the secretary oC the
trta8ury. On the face oC 1'11' bids the lowest
Is made by I. . M. : \l1Ill'rson. who offers lols
7 SlId 8. on bloek GJ : , at Seventh alit ) .t 1 slrl'ets
for t.500.
Secretary Smith has alYlrmetl the decision
at the commissioner on the allllllcntloll oC
Albert 1I01t. that the Interior IIl'partment
cause suit to be brOlIht to cancel n patent
issued to WIlson P'll's for a quarter section
at lalll In Nollph : Innll IIlstrlct. The secre-
tary holds that 110 SUmcll'lIt show III ! ; Is malle
by plaintiff to warrant the department In
recommenltlnt a suit for ancclilltion oC tbe
113tl'nt IlIvoh'l'd. In the homestead : contest
oC Heubl'n A. Sla'malll'r against 1.lzzle Slay .
tram the O'Nelll dhitrict tile secretary aC-
I1rmetl the decision oC the commissioner and
holiis .1..r.'o < l80t'8 entftot. . c1nc..llatlon. ! The
secretary t ' ; - also ; ; 'relllf - i lecjiloll:1 ; : ill the Callow.
lug c.lses Cram SOIllh .Ikola : Francis A.
Smllh against George A. ( Iritihu , . Chamberlain
latrlet ! , eonllnlssloner's lIl'clslcn reversed ,
Smllh's , , contest sustained and GrUHn's entry
hl'lI ! for cancellation : Charles } < ' . lIalhmllll
Balllst Mary F . Place huron district , .11'
cislo II afllrm'll 111111 ) contest ltlimlul' : John
I ) . Stull. Watertown district. lIeclslon afllrmell
allll Imlay's contest thisinisseul : "n1l1 Simon
agaInst \Im 11. Church soul Jt.11\ . Frank
ChamberlaIn IlIslrlct. decision alllrme < l. contest .
test dlsmlsst'11 al1lt Frlluk's entry heM Intact.
ClU'SI'IIS ; : II 1\1 ux 1"U:11t SI'I I'U.
shmmmI nil 1I111n'1II ) ' ( 'nittrndIi.t , , Si Cllr.
remit II mausuir.
W\SIIlNOTON. No\ 5.-\n unfounded
statoml'nt hu been clrculatell , b.lSell on the
Publication t'l all 311111'11111' ( oC \lImlral Ham-
ssy's annual report oC the usual tables ,
showing the amount of crulslllg done last i
I
year by our 113'al'euels , that thue ves ' ? 1a
have greatly deteriorated 1 In seul and are
hOW tar below Ihl' requirements In the case
oC mOlhrn lIanl'Cssela. . AI a IIIstll'r 01
fact .Imlral Itamnu.y hllme\ \ ( is \ the author-
Ity for the statement that there la not a
single one or our now \'en'ls whteh ) could < l
not , IC occasIon arosu' anti they were put In
trim , eelU11 or exceed theIr pl'rfornunce on
heir trial trills. A Iluotabll ! case In support
oC the admiral 1.1 the eruh' hiostoi whtfehi
though lIeslgne.1 for a thlrteen.knot'euel. .
has exceeded this In actual : service anll with.
C out sl'eclal preparation haa averaged fourteen
and one-half knots for hours III a tlml ! .
The mllolake In the present case has been
tn allumln that the cruising IIlheds of the
vellels for the year lire their best sieeds , .
As I matter oC fact the naval relulatlons ;
IIprU11y forbid naval vessels tQ run at Cull 1
speed' on cruising duty as otherwise , aside
front the posl'jble Injury oC theIr machinery
Crom excessive strains the amount oC coal
consumed would not only cost a vast sum oC
mnoiiey , hut time vessels would actually he
Ilroeludell Cram making the long ! cruiseR.
The filures In the case oC the crack cruiser
New York Illustrate thIs point very cleulr.
Xo' " vs . fur listS Aiiii ' ' .
\\'ASItINGTON No\ 5.-Speclal ( Tell"
gram.-By ) direction or the secretary at war
the Collowlng transfers are ordered : Liouten-
alit Colonel gvan allies Twelrt-second infantry -
fantry . to First Inrantry. He Is ordered to
report by letter 10 time commanding ! general ,
Deparlment oC California for alalgnm nt 10
station and upon expiration of sick leave will
I Join station to which assigned : Lieutenant
Colonel John 1\1. Patterson , First Infantry , to
Twcnty-second InCi1nlry.
Flnt LIeutenant Ormonl M. Lissak 01'11.
nanco department Is ordered 1 on n. tour Col'
the purpose oC aUachlng sights to twolvo-
Inch sea coast rlnes.
For instruction In torpedo practl"e the tel-
lowing omcers are detailed WllleU's ) I'olnl :
Second Lieutenant Wilson Chase 'rwentlelh
Infantry ; Second Lieutenant Matthew . \ . Bat-
son , Ninth cavalry ; Second Lieutenant Wil
liam n. Davis. Se\'l'nteenth infantry : Second
Lieutenant George If. McMaster , Twenty-
rourt.'iI infantry ; Seeonll Lieutenant Charles
O. ( Sawtehie . , jr. . Second cavalry ; Second 1.len.
tenant William H. tullar , Twent-first In-
Cantr ) ' .
Two reerults. eolorell. are slgnl':1 : to the
Ninth cavalry . amid will be sent to Join the
troops at Fort flobimuson Neb. , at once.
vi 111 I I 'l'mr X. . ' " Sh'lo' lIull""H.
WAShINGTON No\ G.-ChleC Engineer
Perry has Nlurnell Cram an extended trip
on the lakes on the steamers Zenith City and
Victoria , undertalen In Imrluance of time In-
vestlstlon that Chief Engineer Melville Is
rnakln Into the respective merits oC sllOlI
amI watl'r tube boilers for naval uses The
water tube hollers oC the Zenith City were
found to be well adaptell to marine uses allll
gave no maI'o trouble In tI.dr management
than the old type or Scotch shell ) ) boilers In
place on the Vlelorla. As It result oC this
Inquiry backed by experlnmu 'Its ashore , It Is
probable that one oC the twin fOCreW boats
which the Unlol' Iron works will bullll will
be eqlllPllel1 . with the new style boilers anti
that two oC the four single screw gunhoats
to be built on time \lIantio coast will be like.
wise sUPI'l1ed. thns affording a good / ompor.
tUlllty tar l'xhaustlvo comparath'e tests oC
the types ot boilers In actual naval servlcc.
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11"111' Cu \1,1,1 , 1t'J'lIulI. I
WASHI-'OTO- : ; : ; , r.-Sl'eretary Herbert
has received the report of the trial board :
upon the ram Kutahtlln. Time facts are as to
the perfcl'manco oC the vessel and her failure
to achieve the slleell reqnlred are sub'tsn-
tialiy I\S given In the press dispatches. It I
now rem.llns for the bureau chlers to devise '
E1IJme plan. IC It Is Possible to avoid the ;
literal executIon of the contract provl lon for
the rejection of limo vessel on account of de-
ficlen ' .
Opeed. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
11.It. . USflhl J 1:11I'X'I'Ixn \ ' .
" 'ho'll Cht' 'l'rl'lr'r , 'nnh'(1 It time
Cn..h C..nloln'l 1k' Io'unllil.
NEW Wl1ATCO , Wash. . Nov. 5.-The
Uelllngham flay National bank has closcd
Its doors by order oC the directors , being unable -
able 10 meet the county treasurer's llemand
for the countY'tI depOflt. No statement oC
assets and liabilities has yet been given out.
Time cashier reports the liabilities approxl.
mmmateiy U05.oo0 , oC which $71.000 Is due to
the depositors Time asets : are $187,000.
I'nsldent Morgan says the IUlpelllllon Is
due to a Sleall ) ' withdrawal ot deposits and
o ! general feeling oC distrust since the reo
cent Tacoma bank trouble.
The aU811tnalon oC the Bellingham Bay Na-
tlonal bank precipitated ' a run on the Den-
nett National bank which conllnuell until
thus close oC banking hours. The directors
held meeting anti adopted resolutIon not
to open this morning and directing the prelli.
dent to . . . . .Ire the cOlllplroller oC time cur.
reucy to place time blink In the handll 01
time examiner The directors say that wllhln
thirty days sufficient assets can be realized
all to settle with all credltora.
FOR COPYRIGHT VIOLATION
Case of Wheeler Against Cobbey Thrown
Out of Federal aourt.
WANTED EIGHT THOUSAND DAMAGES
Litigation Plllnll 11101\.1 IIN.1t
IIICo II I'ruhlt'1II 'hll'h .i silie
Slum , , imsslIy ' S'CClt'II-CIIII-
tnl Citi ' Gu..ll' . .
LINCOLN Nov. 5.-Speclal.-The ( ) case oC
llllanel 11. Wheeler against J. I. Cobbe CM
$ s.r100 damages for an allege Infringement
upon the copyrighted publication oC the Ne.
braslm statutes was thrown out of the federal
court thIs morning by Judge Shlras. Whea
the jnr had been partially drawlI to try
the casa the derenw waived the federal
statules on copyright alld ( claimed that III
order to recover the plaintiff shoulll have ,
.
commenced his action within two years or the
alleged \'Iolatlon. The court took thIs view
i
oC the matter . tumId as time chIef darmge alleell ; ; ;
In the suit arose Cram the s110 of 12,000
I
cop II's ! at GO cents each to the slate In 1891 : > .
for which the plaintiff claimed G.OOO dam-
ages : this decision left only about $2.GOO ac
the veult or oobsO'luent ' sales.
LINCOLN LOCAL NOTl S.
At a late hour last night Irs. lCanna
I'otmimg a servant girl at the home oC M. A.
Iner801l. came near dying Cram the effect
oC a drug. III's. : Young Is 18 rears old. lieI'
1II0ther Is dead. When coked to reveal the
cause oC her downfall she said that E(1 I
Johnson , a Burlington engineer , was the
father oC her unborn child.
Today the police received a telegram from
Deadwood S. D. , asking that a lookout be
kept for one Kimball , an Inmnno banker front
that place . who Is sUPllosed to be hl'adell
toward Lincoln. A few weeks lnee KImball
was arrested at Tecumseh with some valuable
papero In his p0l1805slon. which were bent here
for the police to look over. The oll1cers at
this point dIscovered who be was and wnt
word to time Tecumseh force but the man
had been reieasad before the information
was I'ecel\'ed.
Young Joseph McGraw suetl the Grand
Islanll railroad for $20.000 anti received a
verdict oC $38 for damages suHallll'll by
him In an accident on that road. Now his
father and the Hock Island road are both
In court asking for a new trial. The father
avers In an aflldavlt that time jUf were allowed -
lowed to go out durimmg the trial without . a
bailiff and that enc oC Ihem. J. W' . uller-
Ion. was approached by the altorne for the
road taken into a saloon and tampered
with. Counter aflhlavltb were filed this
mmtornhmtg but the roam ! wants a new trIal
on the grounds oC Errors or the court In Instructing -
structing the jury and IIdmlttlll anti ( excluding -
cluding ovhlencc. The either McGraw sa's
the coml'an ' has offered to settle the cast
for a greater sum than that avardell by the
jury but he believes Ins son Is entitled to
more 1II0no .
Omaha people In Lincoln : At the Capital
-P. A. 1Iamllton. \t the Lincoln-Frank
Il'\'lne. Prank Iee.
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GOSSIP PlltUI 1"U S'I'\'I'I lint SE.
SIIIr'III ( ' Con rt \\111 II'"C 'l'uIII y-
1"'IIIJ"IIC1nr I ) ' 1:11. : . . . Not 1I'nol ) ' .
LtNCO1N Nov. 5.-Speelal.-The ( ) su-
Ilreme court will meet tomorro\\ but there
Is 110 prospect that It will hand down < < a
decision all time penitentiary mutltlle. The po-
titian for mandamus has been 'filell by At.
toritey 1lrkpatrlck and time answer oC the
attorney general but It Is now thought that
each aide will file n. brleC. That at Mr. mrlt.
patrick \ \ ' 11It \ la aald , be a. strong one.
One of the Important points that will bt
urgeel Is tIme alleged lIIegalllr oC the action
of the Board of Public I.alldo and Buildings
In leasing to A. D. Beemer time penitentIary
grounds stud plant along with the "col1\'lct'
labor " Time bill passed to buy out DIJrgan ,
with an evident Intention to do away entirely
with the convict labor l system , repeals all
acts In confilct with itself and only pro-
vides that the hoard may lease the "labor of
convlcto , " which , Attorney Kirkpatrick will
arue , Is an emitlreiy dIfferent affair Cram
perpetuating ( the system as carried on by
Stout , MO her anti Dorgan. Totlay the governor -
ernor anti Mr. lClrkpatrIclt holll a lengthy
Interview , In which the case was freely can-
vassed with a view oC making up time brief
to cover Ihls salient point. It mmay he a weelt
or more before the supreme court hands
down an opinion
Time State BankIng board has taken pas-
serolon oC the Steele City bank. It Is now
1:1 time hands ot Secretary Townley. The In-
stltutlon Is In rather a bad way . but It is
thought It will pay out. The capital stock
was $8,000. deposits $7,000 , and $3,000 bills
purable. Time nominal assets arc given at
$17,000. C. D. Rico Is presIdent anti owner.
Velillor Rlto Is cashier .
1I"C'ICln. . Co n Sot toss : \11111..c.'r.
SUTTON , Neh. , G.-Speel.al.-The ( )
Ielhotllst people recemttly gave their pastor ,
Ro\ Mr. F'owier a reception at time parlors
oC the church ReCl'l'shmelits and a socIal 1
evening were enjoyed br all , a large number
being preFenl.
The Sutton Commcrelal club Is the latest
organization. Hon. FlV . Woodruff Is president - I
ident l ; Pater Nuss secretary ; Carl Hold
treasurer. The club has a fine Bulle oC roams.
"rhe object oC the climb Is to 11romole charity
and good Cellowshlp.
Rc\ 1111' 1"Iook has resigned his pastor.\lo
at the Conreatlonal church 10 answer a call
at the hillside Congregational churcll In
Omaha.
1\11'13. Dr. Thol11pson of Strammg has been imere
sorno tlmo caring for her mother , I\Irs. Dr.
Clllrk who has been III some weeks oC typhoid
Cever.
Yesterday there was a unIon service at the
German Congregational cmurch oC which
He\ \11' . Hllkenhaumor Is Ilastor. It was
mls.lonar day. Time following assisted In
the servIce : Hevs. 1"look. Fonler oC Sutton.
Wuerschmllll at Hastings , anti J. Licit oC
Lincoln. Good music enlivened the occasloll.
Xt'hrnNI.u- CIIlIl1nl' : ) Iu'itlouis .
NEURASKA CITY 5.-Spoclal.-F. ( ) .
P. Ware and Camlly left for Davlll City this
mornln ! . where they will make their home In
the Cuturo. 1111' Ware has been In the drug
business III this city for sO\'l'ral yeal'S.
The young people gave a very enjoyable
dance last r.lht at Memorial hall , and after
dancIng ! untIl a late hptmr went to the station
with Miss \ Mary _ \Vila-on. who departed for
Georgia whel'o sl\ \'illl sPend the \\'Inll'r.
Miss Alet ! ! Maddr lett for u visit to Omaha
last evenltm.
Irs. W. 's. He tor , 'who visited Sunday In
this city loft for home 'eslerday.
Irs. W. H. Grah l0 . accolIl\Jallle \ by her
imum.barmd lert for AUlOta yesterday to take
In the tfShlS at tfS' ' I'xposltlon. !
The slllk In the ' fill 'Of ' time B. & M. trestle
at this city Is no\ tinder control and passengers -
gers lire enabled to ' elIteI' the city without
transCer. , , l '
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\\111 110' nil 1ml.III/ . . ; ' C'rt'1II01l .
NEW OHLIM . Nov. 5.-Tho I1rst cero-
mommy at the klnl ! . Ic ,11otuIiana. and the moat
Imposing will be hmmt crowning oC the slatue
oC Our Lamiy o Prompt ! Succor at the
Ursuline convention I 10. The
statue will be cro\Tneol.by . Archbishop Jall8S1I :
oC Texas Other bishop ! who will participate '
In the ceremony arei : ' lllr. : Forest or San
Antonio. Igr. Gallagher oC Galveston 1\1 gr.
Verddguer oC Laredo , Igr. Dunn of Dallas
and Mgr. Durin oC Natchez.
Slant lit IIIH SlIn.
SIOUX FAI.I.S. S. D. , No\ 5.-Speclal. ( )
-E. Larson was arraIgned before the police
Justice and fined $1 and costs for discharging
firearms within time city IImlls. Larson
In the heat of r.asalon fired a dhot Cram a revolver -
\'olver at his son Oacar 'ather alll son conduct .
duct a hardware stare hero anti have Cre.
lIuent quarrels on account oC their ungov-
ernable tenipara The bullet did not hit
the young man
1I1'"w'r " 'ls'i'ts PIIIUII'lul I 'ru..hh'H.
NEW : OIU.E"NS , No\ 5.-Sults have
been filed against the New Orleans Brow.
Ing assocIation by the State National bank
for $21.000 and by the MetropolItan bank for
113000. In the first case attachments wore
luued. and III the last namall case the ap-
I'olntment of 11 receIver Is reluczted. :
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ENGLISH TEAM QUALIFIEI >
Bubear and Barry Will Be Pitted Against
Teemer and Rogers.
ODDS OFFERED ON THE AMERICANS
OIIt'IIIII IInCl' , II III1U-\III. : nllHh , 'Oil
by ' 'I"'l' ' 111 II lint I'IIIINII ,
111 al m22 : : 1--lIlIlIlnll : 1'I..IHhe.
111 time JltlcI
AUSTIN , Tex. . Nov. 5.-There wa $ an
Immense crowd In attendance npon to ay's
races anti the ) ' saw fine sport , too. The first
race was a halC mile dash for a IHlrse oC
$100. whIch was beautifully raced anti finlshtI
with Wlnllers. TeenIer , Gaudaur anti Rogers In
the order named. The other starters were :
Barry . Ilalnes , 'Ingate. Peterson and Ilan-
Iou. There was very little dlslance between
any oC them and Teemer won by a half
length Time. 3:22 : % .
Time amateur lap teak mile race with turn
wUl have to he rowed over . as a protest was
filet by Iartln that "Ed l'agKlss' boat was
not a lap teak. " The 11rolest was alloweI. ( '
Tlmo of race. G:27. : There were five enlrles.
ThIrd race , trial beat between English
doubles for position In the final , three mile.
aalnst Teemner and Rogers the American
crew. was won by nubear and Barry by hair
a lenth. ! TIme , 19:34 : : % . This was a close
race to the last Iluarler when Hubear amid
Barry's spurt forged ! them ahead. Bubear
and Barry wUI noli' liars to row Teemer and
Rogers tomorrow for a purse and the clmamn-
plonshlp , anti a6 their time today was J : > :3414 :
against Teemer and Roers' corrected lime
oC yesterday oC 18:02 : % , the sports arc cimoos-
lug limo Amorleans as winners and giving
odds.
The fourth race - was a mile anmi a half
straightaway between Miss l\Iosenthelln or
St. I.oul ! ! amid Miss Tilly Ashley oC hartford
Conn. Miss 'Iosenthelm won by hall n boat
length In 15:17 : ½ . Sue had a good load all
down the course. but Miss Ashll' crowded
her some on the last quarler. Tonlght's
trains are jammel with visitors and tomorrow -
row will be one or time biggest days .
PINISIDJ.IIIU : I' 'I' BI'l'Ji : JJ.\lII !
( h\'lU'r SIt\,1 IIIH lIor"l' hilt YzuN en.-
11I'lh'ol tn Go 111gb
CINCINNA'rl , No\ 5.-1'he , feature at
an excellent 1u"s racing at I.atonla today
was the Tohacco stulle sellinI evemmt at II I
mile. Six went to tile Ilust. with I.ehmnn I
the ta\'orlte. arlll Buck Ma"sie ( secollll
choice. Time latter went to the front anti
was uevor headed , I.ehman giving him II
race In the ptretch. \Iapsll' ; was In to sell
Cor $1,900. Bob Tucller. tralnf'r for lelsh-
maim & Son ran him ur to $ I(0 ( when
ho was bl,1 In by his o\\'ner. J. \1. ; Murphr.
'I'h" imnmmdicap ' mlle and a sixteenth , was a
handlcal ' for the amid 1
well won victory tor.WOhht a
odlls-on Cava rite. Simon \ \ ' . lIe . II ! n great :
colt right now. 'I'ather line ; track Cast ;
attendance lare. Summarlel :
Jo'irat raeo selling one utile : I4trath.
moath (3 ( to 5) ) WOil Tom Sayn , (3 ( to 1) )
second La Creole (5 ( 10 2) ) Ihlrtl. Time :
:13. : .
Second race , } JurRI' . six tllrlonlts : Nick
It ( to 3) ) won , I lemIry Voting ( ; to 2) ) I'cond ,
Banlu Maria (10 ( to 1) ) third. 'l'Ime : 1:15 : :
Third race , hnndlenp , mile ansI . a sixteenth -
teenth : Simon W ( I to 5) ) won iobemiguia
(3 ( to 1) ) sccond , hartley (6 ( to 1) ) Ihlrel. 1'lme ;
lHI : : .
I.'ourth race Tobacco st\kf'fI. : value to
winner 1315. one mile : Buck Iu..slo (15 (
to 5) ) womi I.ehman (9 ( : J 10 GJ ) I < ecommtl Granann
(9 ( to 1) ) thlnl. Time : 1 :10\1 : \ : .
1"IUh race live I1nel a halt furlongs : I.u.
colic 11 (5 ( to 1) ) won , Ida \ Vagner (7 to 2) )
second , Shumlock ( . . . to 2) ) third TIme :
1 :0) : .
Sixth race f llhlK. five ar1\1 a halt tur.
longs : l.uCI'II (1) ( : ; to 1) ) 11'011. Iurqul (10 (
to 1) ) secomid Eponu I . (5 ( to 1) ) third. TUne :
1:0'\1 : \ : ,
n'l1n. ' Cn 1'111) ' \O.h..n. .
omw : 'YOIlIC Nov. 5.- lr. ( I. I. Ic.
Avery . aneslatmint malinger at tile I'nl\'erlllt
at Pennsylvania Coot bull team mukotl the
tJllowlnl : I1nnoun'l'ment. "There will \ be
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no game between the Boston Athletic ns-
socll1t1ou anti 11 t011111 fm omit time Unl\'el'slt
at l'enilm4yivmonhmt. 111'lNlle \ time I't'pre-
Ientallve of the Boston Athlotlc ussoclullon.
accepted the proimoition Crolll the Cresh
man tl'am on his own rC"lol1"lblllty ( last
night. hut IInds Ulon ( consultation wIth Hos- ,
ton players that thc ) ' will not entel' I I. coIl- i
lest against u second team.
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LxuigsCro'uvt ! nn C h. 1..1 Iiuy .
Ng\\ YORK Nov. G.-The largest crowd
at the lIIeettn turned ont toda ) ' . time Illst
day at the racimmg. at Morris lJark. Summaries -
maries :
1.'jrdt race live furlongs : 'l'rl'mar/o / ( I to
1) ) von . 1lIrma ( ll to 5) ) sl'col1ll. J\ledlca
(10 to 1) ) tllll'd. Time : 1I : ( ) } } . .
Second lace six furlongs : W ' 'ernlll'rl (7 (
to 5) ) won , Peact'llIalwr (10 ( to 1) ) ' ecommd .
Patron (10 ( to 1) ) 'hlrd. 'rime : 1:15.
Thlnl race \\'hlte l'iainte Imamudicap six
furlongs : I117ell't (1 to 6) ) won. Merry
Prince (1 ( I to 1) ) second , Silver 11 (15 ( to 1) )
third. 'rIme : 1:13 : % .
Fourth ra'f' , mile and 11 quarter : I.u-
canla (8 ( 10 5) ) won , Itetumgeo (5 ( 10 2) ) sec-
onI ( , Urand'wlno (7 ( to 1) ) third. 'rime :
2:11. :
2:11.Firth race one tulle . selling : Sir 1)Ixomm
Jr. (6 ( to 1) ) won OOl'lelt (9 ( : to 1) ) second
; \lnl1l'hestcr (3 ( tn 1) ) thin ! Time : 1:43. :
Sixth race oums' mill' : Gotllum (7 ( to 1) )
won. 1)oerslayer ( fj In 1) ) toecol1d. 1\lonaco
(1 ( to 1) ) thlrel. Time : 12 : \ % .
Sevl'nth race , 8tel'lleeha ( . ahout two
miles : HlclllllUS ( t 10 1) ) \\'on. Unlto oC
Abereorn (1 ( to 1) ) sceomidVoodford (4 ( to
1) ) third. 1'lme : 33. : ( ;
1I'Hnlt. . nC III' ) ' 1)1st . . i'l't. .
SAN FRANCiSCO No\ G.-Summnrles , :
First racl' six Curlons ; l'atriot lOS ( Dennison -
nison ) . 8 to G. won ; lila SaUl' , 19 ( ItIley ) . 6
to 1. secOIII : Mount Stay , 9S ( Donnell ) . G
to 2. thnl. : 1'lme : 1:1J\ : ! % \ .
Second race I\vo \ CurlonlTolllo : : \ Ilawn
108 (1IInl'lchs ( ) . 7 to I. 1 won ; Vaiemite 111.
( Ilennl's"e ) . 5 to 1. "cOIIII : linmTy O. 1\0 \
( Hllaw ) . III 10 1. thlrl. 'l'lme : 1 :01. : ; \lnul1t
; \\cOl'egol' \ II. . Irene g and Diana lilly , also
ran.
Third race . seven furlongs : \\'awona. 99
( , Tones ) . 11 to G. wou : Centuriomm lot ( Sloan ) . '
12 to 5. lIecond ; Goodwin II. . 110 ( \onnhul' \ ) . I
20 to 1. Ihlnl. Time : 1:32. : Tar and ' Tartar I '
alSo ran.
1'ourlh race , five tUl'longll : Yenleml 109
(1IInrlehs ( ) . fi to I , won : t'otemltate. 112
( Flynn ) . evpn. Foeollll : Hl'lIl1zatlol1. 10\ \
( Chevalier ) . 9 : I to 5. thlre ! TUne : 102. ; Myron
also ran
Fifth race mile IInel n Hixteemltil sellIng \ :
Bal'ca\clln. \ . 120 (1I1I1rlchs ( ) . G to I. 1 won ; ( 'Ie-
cr0 . HO ( SlIoncel' ) . 9 : I tn I. I'c.mlltonmn. ; ; .
HO ( hioumnessey ) . 11 to 10. Iblrd. 'l'lnIG : : .
Nellie 1Nick O'1\lulle , Silver \ Lip also
ran. - -
IInelnJC III S. l.nIlIH.
ST. I.OPIS. No\ G.-Snmmarles :
First race , tllh'tll'n-slxtl'nlhs ! ot a mile :
Flnllout sven King secommd Imp. Thorn
third. Time : 1:22'1. : . .
Second , r'ULe. 2-'ellr.olds , nlne-slxtpenlhs ;
Sylvia won . Sidelubia secomm1 'l'en'llnes
third. 1'lIno : OG7. :
'l'hll'd race. 2-'ear-oldR , IICtl'l'n-slxlf'l'nlhq :
Schiller von . L.atly Inez second KIrk third
1'IIno : 1:15 : % .
Fourth l'al'l' one mil : Aellllp Huchanan
\ ton , Miss Young , 131'1'01111 , Toots ( even ) third.
1lme : 1:42 :
Fifth race . selling : MIss Clarke (3 to I )
'troll Sounllmoro ( second Chlswoll thlrel.
' 110 : 1:42. : \ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
iCi. uisms . 4 ( .It a . ltiies' n..llt. . .
KANSAS Ci'l'Y Nor SV-Itesuhts ut Fx-
pOsition hark today :
First race , tour und I bait furlongs :
Daisy V. ' won. Nelllo H second Or ) ' Hulo
thlnl. Time : O58. :
Secant race live CUl'lol1& : Darwin \,110- ,
15 (0.1 . won , I lurle ccond . E. A. Il ) ' thl'd. !
T111 : 1H. : (
Thin ! race. six StIll a halt furlongs : In-
\'ado won \Iontello second Ah'a third.
Time : 1:27. :
I.'ourth race . six furlongs : ( atln won Hl
, \ rt' secomid 1ml IKK leurl Ihlrd. ' 1lmo : 1 : IHi'
1' itth race deeurcel : ciT on account oC
dhrlml' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
% . . \ 'l'hlr.1 or n I' 1I.r.l.
SAIdNA. Kan. . Nov. & . -.Lrammk . l tJrharel
broke the \\orill's orme.tiiril : . -
\ \ otl-thl.tl ) mmale Kland-
In" sturt. umipaced bicycle record hero
toda ) ' In 0:42. : ' 1he lowest pmevioua rpcorll
was Ot3. : "Hulo by Cox at Cimleugo. . 1:1".1 : -
hardt Is hut 17 Yl'lr or ago. 1ho races
' . oC
today were manugell by Ihe I.easuo
Inel'lcan Wheeimners.
Cr..111 . . \ . C. II'C"II. Jrln mm.
IIROOKI.YN. No\ 5.1.00t"I : ( 'rca-
ccnt Athletic chub , 16 . ; Brown unl\II ) ' , 0.
Comlllxlon powder II an absolute necessity
oC ( lie refined toilet 4n this cllunato. l'oz.
% , onl'l combines every element of beauty and
Isurity.
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fUSSCLI'U ' 11 J IN.JtNC'1'HS.
S"'lt.1 of I h. Iriglutor S..uth Illu.C
.1"hh'rM . .t Itats's.
SIOUX FALLS , S. I ) . . No\ . 5.-SlIeclal ( )
-As a term r dispatch announcel1 wonl hu
time case , the Injuncton secured by the
jobbers of this city Igolnst the Great North-
'er railroad . restrin II ! ; It from ralslll
Its distributing rates out oC this city , was
dlssolvel ) 'csterda ) ' . Time Jobbers Cell very
juhlant over this victory allli my that here.
after they wi 10t be backward In allpl'allnr
to time courts as lit this case tu secure their
rJhts. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ill . . Iomuis'stle ' 11"H " ' , 're FleIls1e.
SIOUX FALLS S. I ) . . Nov. 5.-Speclal. ( )
-A second divorce has Just boemm granted
Mrs. Jessie Connor Cram her husband . Charles
C. Connor. The couple usemi . to live In the
east , amid several years ( )0 Connor disappeared -
and for commahihorabia
pearell was gone a consllerablo
time. Irs. Connor secured u dl\'orce anti
had just secured her decree \ hen COlnaI'
showed imp ataln. 'fher wcre rerarrlCI amid
care to Sioux Falls. 'he spent ouo winter
In Caiifurimia . and while there an alorney
here attached their Curnlture on I JUdgment
sent out here ly all eastern compan In
thin spring they relurned . anti Mrs. Conlor
claimed the property and sue,1 , for it. She
secured ! a judgment ualnst the sherlfl for
$1.900 Connor haD wallerel off Igaln anti
his wife has just secured a secumid dlvorco.
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.lmtslgs' fluigert au's Ifemiltls.
SIOUX FALLS , S. D. , Nov. 5.-Speclnl ( )
-Ju go Edgerton l , who recenty was conm-
pelell to adjotmrmm time lerm oC Ullte States
court here on account oC his feeble health ,
has IU Car recovoroll that ho will leave
this evlllI ! ; for Arkall as , where he wi
spend ) the wlnler. lie will bo uccorpanloll
br his wlCe. daughter Margaret , anti son ,
Fi I . G. fdertol or YuimmittomI.
Judge Caldwell has tnt word that UnIted
State' Judge A. n. 'I'homas uC 1.1'10. N. D. .
will como to South Ialwta thIs wlntel' to
hold federal court. 'rime terms of court wIll
ho held as Collows : At Ab2rdeen , Ttmesday
January 7 : at PIerre , Tumeuuday. January 1 ;
at lellllwood. Tuesday 1"obruary 5 : at Sioux
Falls , the first Tuesday ) ' In . April .
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1'CC r"n' CII.J.lnt. 'h.t"nt. ' . .
SIOUX 1.'Al.f. S. ii. , Nov. 5.-Speclal (
TeIegramn.-A. ) II. Stites . anti-Petgrew can.
Ihlnll' . dereated Jacob Schaetzl'l for eounly
eOlrmlsslollfr ly 17 mmiajorlty. curryln evry
precinct. I was the hotest klntl or u light
which has been tvaeml hetween Senator Petti
grew and SUll hack emi ana side alil N E. I
1III1s alll KIUreto on the other. 'l Is
Is the first contest oC power oC these relmiml
lican factions slnco the "big Caul' split. This
h a boost for 1IIIIIs . fcr governor.
IIII nllol SVI- hulls 'hu.'I.I. ( . . .
BAlTIIOHI , Nov. G.-Calltaln Frederick
Lang Ild his wife were lurdered at their
home al FranklIn avenue . Oarlll'nvll' . last
nlghl. Their heads were crushed aa thl'Y
lay In bed and time house was raus ckol ! . I
Is suppOd that robbery wes time Incentive of
the double munlor.
Licecliam's pil.s . arc for bilious.
ness , bilious headache dyspepsia -
sia , heartburn , torpid Uverdiz.
ziness , sick headache , bad taste
in the mouth , coated tongue
loss of appetitesallow skinetc , .
when caused by constipation ;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of all of them.
Go by the boole Pills 10C
and :5C a box. Dook free at
your druggist's orwrite D. F.
Allen Co. , 365 Canal St. ,
New York.
II\I Ilu mot than .m m 1 u
.