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I . I The Big Store's Saturday Shopping NeWS.
PRICES TO LOOSEN THE PURSES OF THE PRUDENT ! Hayden Bros. ' namefigures on goods the people want that appeal strong'y ' to the economicaL 1hes
Special Nebraska week Sales are the greatest bargain opportunities ever offereda' ' 'The ' endless assortments in every department incident to the unlirniterl buying for
k Exposition time makes shopping easy , pleasant and profitable. Attend the June ark Down Sale of Clothing You Can. Find. What You Want and. Save Money at Hayd.en Bros.
Ageilts for the Butteric Patterils all Pub1icatolls. A Fev ilome Joulilals Left foil Club Members.
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OUR JUNI
MARK-DOWN SALE
Begnning tomorrow norIIiI1g , we will inaugurate the
, most ena1iozia1 MARK-1)OWN SALE of
. - MEN'SBOYS'and CHILDREN'S
, \
FINE CLOTHING
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Ever held En the hlstcrv of the grunt clothtng business-
c - I ps 4t 1uJI ) STR1)I F4JI 1'REMINltUS iusi. ;
- NESS-A HECORI ) flRIAICE1t-Nevot zgain will yutl
. buy so inncli for so littlu-Fornuir low prices viIE bo cut in
. - I halt regurdless of uost.
I I shall be the lover to inovc them at once.
\ . I Pricus ( lIfltOd ) hero toll but half the 'story. ' [ 'o
- nppreeintu the great values in this sIc you intist see thorn.
\ We aic satislind to snerilico every Men'B , Boys' and ChlId&
: I Spring anti Summer Stilt
No. i-Mon's Fine till wool Cassirnoro nbd Cheviot Sulti ,
. I bittill pipeti , handsomely tidlored , perfect fit. flcguItr
.4 ,1 , ' , $7.50 suits.
\ , ! , Mark-Down
. y Price A.tJ'-J.
4 No. 2-Men's Suits in over 20 patturns , suits that are
made to sell flnd are sold elsewhere for $0.00 and $10.00.
, - . Mark-Down
" - Price
. No. 3-800 Mon's Fine Worsted iLna : C&usiinerc Suits ,
1)osItIVClY good raluoror $ I to$15-MAflK-DOWN PRICE .
No. 4-Men's very flnestSuits In all the newest patterns of Imported and
( ( ) tHCStiCVorstcd equal to any $ flj 5 ( ) to $10.00 elsewhere-
IIELtE-MArtK-DOWN PRICE . S
, No. 5--Men's Fine Odd Trousers-over 5.000 ia1rs of pants in all iizes from
al ) to 52 waists and frnm 2' ' ) to 38 lencrtlis , good values at 8.tit ) to $ tL00-MAK-
' 1)OWN I'RICE
" : $1.75 , 2.75 : $350
I No. 0-1.ioys' an(1 Y uths' ' Suits in sizes front 13 toll ) years. In thk depart.
rnrnt we show more styles than all thorn other stores coubined. 2,13U0 Biys' ' and
- Youth& ( ) Pants suis , that are worth and sold elsewhere from .00 to 815.OP ,
MARIC-DOWN Pfl1C1
: $275 , $3.95 , $5.O0 $65O $850
' No. 7-Boys' 1ice Paiits Suith-Vestecand Reefer suits
-wash suits-Qld ( knee pants of woolens aiitl ivashables at
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less tliau half of regular prices.
HATS FOR MEN
AT SPECIAL PRICES
For a good straw hat cileal ) call oti Hayden Bros.
Prices ranging ironi 15c to $1.48. All e1egait line. Crash
. - hats at 25c aiid 35c. Please note our lGth street window.
PARK AND BARKER BEATEN
Miadlo.of-thc-Road Routed in
- - Popullsts a
Long Drawn Out Contest ,
LIBERALS EFFECT THEIR COMPROMISE
JIiitIer alid Allen Jiend Off the UislIcnl
l'rogrnii sitsil Sii. ) tier Ibe Fight
on the Nat Iii ILL C. , . . . pit It.
tcc'i Clsniriiiit , .
The populist battle has been tought , neil
one side , at toast , has suspended hostilities
for the thee being. The other still lies Its
war paint on.
All eight long until the early daybreak
did the orators pour forth their hoods of
dentiticlatlon and torrcnta or argunient.
Phtn , , at almost S a. rn. yesterday a motion
to adjourn lime die was put mid carried over
the protests of the middle.of-tho.road crowd.
Chairman Marion l3utiers complete
triumph was unqitestiopod , yet the fusion.
isis had practically placed themselves as a
- pationtil .body on record as opposed to fusion ,
after a. fashion. ThIs they did in the inter.
est of party ieace and harmony. they said ,
more than for any other reason ; that is ,
they ilid it to please the southern contingent
.cf the tnIddie.of.ttie.roadcrs. The effect of
this is to give the atiti-fusionists a show of
a doubtful victory without very inuth of the
substance. flut it served to weaken Urn
Ition of Wharton Ilarker of l'eunsyivanla
and lila followers , who had been harborIng
great ambitions.
The proposition for an early convention
vaR fairly ( iefcflte(1 , and this means an oh-
Foiuto dlseomflturo of Milton Park of Texas ,
Colonel Frank llurkltt of Mississippi , W , S.
iorgaa of the Louisvliie , Iy. , Buzz Saw ,
; I General \Vlliiam l'htiiips of Georgia , all tim
Jieforin I'ress association editors , and the
Sierce Texas vlntoon.
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After the smoke of battle bail cleared
ftwny neil the wounded hind retired front the
field-of Piiilippl , It had been StIiiOSed-t'C )
iniiidle-of-tlie.roaders , who still had some
, llghting breath left in them , held a lIttle
acrcL meeting of their own unit talked
loudly about going ahead , anyway , and call.
c ng a referetiditid delegate convention of
their own radical wIng this year. Whether
they viii do so or not the future vhll
toterinine. ] _
Firv.l Nod I , lug 1,1st Iliuiiiieflte.
For four houra after I o'clock in the morn.
lug the irnlullst national committee kept up
Its executive BeesIop and volley titter volley
of fiery eloquence was hired from one side
Ilito the oilier , Nothing vaa spared and
no IOiflt of weakness was overlooked , IL
was a family row and the contestants were
determined to have it out to the bItter etiti ,
'i'hie threat the mitldlo.ot.tlio.roadera liaid
jiuttie the night before-that they would slay
with the fight it it took all night-they had
it lorhous opportunity of carrying out. If
they did not win success it. was because they
diii hot have numbers enough , for they
. . - . ' . fought lintd , They found their match , too ,
in Senator WIlliam V. Allen of Nebraska ,
Congressman Charles A. ilarlow of Call-
forula , Joseilhi It. liuchanan and IlItweed
Voineroy of New .lorsoy , TerritorIal Dde-
ipito J , l , Callahan of Oklahoma and Senator -
tor Butler liinwehf , Ex.Congrossinan L. 11.
Weller of Iowa and Colonel Frank Burkitt
had worn themelcs weak during the day ,
: - . and Weller , at least , subsided at a coin-
Vnrntlvely early hour , Milton Park and V.
. 13. Morgan had done so much in the orator-
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. ' , leal hue during the few days the Nashville
coiiitnittee hail been holding its hot sessions
bere that they were not in the best of condition -
dition , though they still kept theIr places
n the front ranks and stood up like soldiers.
As for the otbez Reform Press association
editors. like IV. F. Haughawout and Paul J.
Dixon of Missouri , N. H. Motsinger of Indiana -
diana , Abe Steinberger of Kansas and a few
more not quIto so conspicuous , they seemed
freshened for the fray all the time. Ilaugh-
awout's specialty was rising to points of
order. In this he very ably took the place
ofVcller. . The fusionists had also a special.
ist in Roliert Sclillliiig of Wisconsin. It was
as easy for Mr. Schihling to make a motion
to table something as it was for Mr. Mot-
singer to try to gain recognition froze the
chaIr or Senator Alien to make a speech.
The entire session was a curious parila-
mentary medley , a jumble of motions ,
amendments , substitutes , questions of prlv-
lIege , interruptions and points of order , and
a deluge of oratory from begInning to end.
Chairman Butler felt his power with a good
working majority behInd him and ho exercised -
cised it frequently in a way that made the
mlddlc.of.the.roaders fret and fume , to the
great delIght of the fusioriists. Yet
lie made a magnificent posing of
being falr. Ho was at times
positively bigh.handcd , notably when the
action was taken on the emasculation of the
conference report and finally on the motion
for a sIne die adjournment. This was b -
cause to be somewhat dictatorial aided to
carry through these very things needed to
shut off the fight upon himself and deprive
the anti-fusionists of further chance of
formal attack in committee upon hIm. The
adjournment nlo settled the question of the
contests over which much of yesterday hail
been spent and kept a number of the mid.
die-of-the-roaders out of the committee for
some time to come. Wellrr could not inflict
any more long.drawa-out contests upon the
committee if it adjourned , The adjournment
was quito in keeping with the adoption of
the credentials con2iulttee's report barring
out tim Iowans who were inimical to Chairman -
man Butler.
1'roiiItinis tron * Siiltjciiiiiiiiitce.
The joInt conference subcommittee , consisting -
sisting of George F. Washburn of Massachu-
sette , J , F. Atiderson of Iowa and Eltweod
l'rnneroy of New Jersey , for the fusionists ,
and General WIllIam Phillips of Georgia ,
J , II , Ferilsa ef Illinois and 3 ,
C , Granberry of Texas for the
aiitl-tusioiilsts , had had a number of propo.
sitions submitted to them by the middle-of-
tlio-roaders which Secretary J , A. Parker of
tile Iteform Press association and Editor
John II. lloyd of the Cooper , Tex , , People's
Cause had drawn up , These were :
Th.L the national conimitteo should call
a delegate convention en September 1 of
tIlls year for the purpose of reorganizing
the party aud outlining Its policy ,
That the ofhlcors of the national conitnittee
vere to take iio hand whatsoever in any
lrorositioa for fusion emanating from any
oilier party , iior to make any ( usia , : over-
tore , either In national , state , congressional ,
legislative , couuty , judicial or municipal
campaigns.
That 0111cc holders of any kind were to
have no part whatsoever in the cunvoutiojis
and councils o the party , and that a record
of populist oitlculioldsra was to bo attached
to every call for a contention ; that the
basis of representation in all populist ccii-
volition , hereafter should be in strict vro
potion to the number of straight populist
votes cast in tim election preceding , and
that in the event of any question arising as
to the regularIty of any POPUlISt convention
thu olhtcers of tbe national committee were
to recognize the contesting side showing the
most consistent populist PUtPOSO us the true
populist ticket ,
And finally that a national nominating
convention should be held not later than
February 22 , 1900.
Tim conference sub-committee changed
the date of the proposed reorganizing con-
vontlon to March next year and with a few
other cbanes of a minor character this was
selected by Genera ) Phillips and Mr. Ursa-
berry as their report. It proved to be a
minority report.
Vhsst ( lie Majority Vuutod.
aeorge F , Washburn , J , If , Anderson &nd
Grand Sutitrday
Closing Oi
All odds and unds of Fancy Laces at less than half regular
l'Ico.
rc laces . . . . . . . . . . . . itrd SOc laces at . . . . . . . . .2 ( ) yaV(1
ldc moos itt . . . . . . . . . . 7ia yiird 70c Inims at . . . . . . . . . . . .c yard
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.5clacsat. . . . . tO.Nnrd
RLDEION SAL1.
$ l,60 Sash 1t1bboii . . . . . . . . ( lila i5 fitudy 1ibb.n . . . . . . 121e
50 ( Ladies Ncckwuio' . . . . . 21c $1 Ladks' N'ckvuar. . . . ti0c
( ; RtN1) PIC1'URE SALE.
$1.00 l'iCt1I'CS only
GItANI ) SPECIAL 'FI1RI1) SALE ,
io0 yard n.achlno thread , 10 spools for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5a
GRANI ) JUOK ANI ) S'rATIONEItY iALE.
The Trasnilssissippi stutioiiory , every sheet inni'kcd
Trl'LLtisInissIshtlI ) , Ot-ntilit , Neb , , only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
The Clilcng Iecot'tl Cook Dnoc , regular iii'Ico $1 , only. . 51h
( RAN1) IIAiilMOCl SALE.
Full sIzed Ilaiuinoclcs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 31)c )
lIanincclC4 ! 3c , 8'Je , iJSc , $1.17. $1.48 , 1,8S , $2.00 , $ ,50 ,
$2.75 and 3.00.
LAO ( SUMMER SIL
Oii Sale Saturday
50 pieces extra fine black Japanese
' , Vasli Silk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
20 IieC0S 24 inch fine black Waslia.
bleSilk. . . . . . . .
10 nieces : iT Itich black India Silk-
l1nu and PcI'fcet , the most st'vlccible of all silks-
Yard wide Black Silks-
27 pieces ill 3 qualities which are ex-
ceptioiially good value at 75c,85e nid
Extra heavy Black Wash Silks-
Thu best that is mailo , makes up coo ! and um-
fortii ble , and gtiarttntct d ur.tblo on sale at $1. and ijY
1LEAIIING DRESS GOODS HOUSE of the WEST
All Summer \Viiol Goods at a snerhilce.
I Standard govt'rnmont all wool bunting rod , white and
1)1110 , only , l > i yard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . dOc
200 pi:003 : of wool mixtures worth 50 cents-
all go at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
150 liCCC3 of all wool mixtures , ooum north up to 5c-
al I on one table at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 ,
12.5 liCces ) ( if all wool and silk and wool mixtures , worth
Uj ) to SPe-nU go on one table at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
About 300 lLeC.S of all wool , silk nail voo1 and all light '
treight siiinnie goods that sold a p to $ I-alI at oiio
lfl'iCiJ on this sale. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A large Ibm of odds aiid ends of dLCSS gt'ods at lOc , 1ic , 15e ,
2lc avd c-vortIi a great deal more .
Third. 'file natjonai conuiuILte Snoulu
not interfere with atate or local campalgna ,
but if there should chance to be any interference -
ferenco It should be in favor of the POPU
list candidate and no othar.
Fourth. A national nominating convention -
tion should be held in 1900 one nionth earlier
than either of those of the democratic or
republican parties.
Fifth. A national convention should beheld
held in March next year to outline the
policy of the varty or 1900.
Sixth. The calls and notices to be sent
out by- the chairman and secretary of the
national conitnittee were to be so framed
and worded that. tliere could not be any
talsunilerstanding whatever ; and they \vcrc
to specify clearly the basis of rcpresenta-
tion and apportionment , said basis to be on
the highest novulist vote cast at the state
elections.
Everything of the majority report seemed
satisfactory to the ilutlerites but time fifth
section , providing for a preliminary convention -
vention next Mnrcb , This was fought by
Senator Allen with all his powers of do-
quencu and logic. lie thought lie saw In it
an insiduous design to continue the fight
upon ChaImnan Butler.
"The whole irnrpose of this fifth section
is directed toward Mr. Butler , " he said , amid
lie appeared to feel it his particular burden
to make a loyal defense of his colleague ,
the senator from North Carolina. "If this
warfare is to continue , ' said he , somewhat
threateningly , and with his voice pitched in
a high tenor , " 1 , for one , ani willing to see
time lCOllO'8 party dissolved right imow , ' '
lie moved to amend the report so as to
strike out this obnoxious section ,
JindicalsViint the Coiifcvejiee ,
Its defenders were found in Colonel
liurkitt , I ) . S. Morgan , N. H , Notsinger ,
General Phillips , VT , F. Haughawout , J , II.
Ferrlss and about as many moore of the
middlo-of-the-roadors as could get a chance
to cpealc , but , on the other hand , Joseph It ,
Buchanan , Congressman Barlow , A. H ,
Cardin of Kentucky , Robert Schiilimig , Delegate -
gate Caliaban of Oklahoma and a number
of other good Butler talkers unmercifully
denounced the particular section as having
beemi planned with a view to the unseating
of Mr. lhuUer in 1899. so as to irovide a
iilaco for some middle-of-the-roader poe-
sibly. Senator Butler said it was the cvi-
dent purpose of the section to Provide a way
for time continuance of the fight upon him ,
Congressman Barlav charged that it had
been the purpose of the mlddle.of.the-
readers to oust all the otflcers , including the
executive committee at the present meeting
of the national committee , amid the section
was right in that line ,
General I'hillips saw that time majority
report had the most attention from both
sides almost to the exclusion of the minority -
ity report , so he witlidrow the later "in the
interests of harmony , "
Mr. Ferriss told why ho bad put the eec-
lion in the list constituting the majority
report , and bad gone over ( lien to the Butler
side. It was because he believed a prelimni-
nary convention tint year would be the very
best thing to save the party from disrup-
tiona in the campaign year following , Jo
Parker of Kentucky contended for the ru-
taming of the section objected to by Senator -
tor Allen , and Milton I'ark begged the corn-
inittos "not to emasculate the report by
Big Bargalus in
Ladies' and Men's Furnishings.
i\leti's \ fine 1)e1'C11U ) , flla(11'as a1l(1 cIic'iot
s1iii'ti , with or without collars , worth
Ill ) to $1.5O , at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50c
? iIChl'S tiiiti balbl'iggall shii'ts and (11'awers
Ill 1)18111 fUlI lahtcy colors , worth 7tic. 39c
? , Ieii's sUSpell(1C1'S in all the iiewest.
styles , worthi5Oc , at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
Black and brown and fancy sox , full
SealilleSS , worth I 5e , 8 ) aii's for . . . . . 25 c
Boys' belts , worth 25e , at. . . . . . . . . . . . 5c
ieii's silkalhie handkereliiels , woi'th 15c 5c
Mcii's bow and string ties in all the lat.
est ; colol's , woi'tli 15c , at. . . . . . . _ . . . . 5c
? ileii's working shirts , worth 50c , at. . . 25c
Chuldi'en's bicycle hose with double
kiiee , lieel ahl(1 ( toe , worth 25c , at , . . . I2c
Ladies' full seaniless hose in black and
brown , flt colors , worth 25c , 3 IitirS 25c
Ladies' short sleeve vests , worth 15c , at hOc
Ladies' hue sleeveless vests , worth 25c. 12c
Ladies' fine li1e tlii'ead vestsworth 39c 25c
Ladies' fine Egyptiaii ribbed pants in
white uid cern , at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
Ladlies fine union suits , worth 75c , at. . 50c
Fine gloria ulnlrellas , worth 75c , at. . . 50c
Fine gloi'ia silk uinbre1ar , worth 1. 50 98c
Ladies' Sll1lll11C corsets at 25c , 39c , 50c
$12.50 and $15.00 Pattern Hats
oil Special Sale at $3.95 and $4.50.
These are time most stylish hints made , representing the very
highest. taste in millinery. Imported to sell at. $12.30 and $15.00 ,
but owing to the advaticing of the season we put them on sale
at $3.95 mntl $4.50 , A chance to secure au exquisite lint at it remarkably -
markably . .v price. An exquisite hue of flowers amid trimnmnimmgs
in the very newest designs. Special sale on children's trimmed I
hats. Baby's lace cap , 15c.
See time new Knox sailors emi sale Saturday.
China Departitient.
Large line of Japanese Lanterns for decoratiomis from 2 ½ c up.
10,000 Decorated Bowls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sc
' , \'iimq Glasses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2c
1.50 Decorated Lamp with globe to match . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62e
Milk Crocks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sc
5 car loathe Mason Fruit Jars.
Platen , 2 ½ c , 3c anti 4i/.0
' Culls and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . each
Water Filters all sizes.
AYDIEN :
Eltweed Ponmcroy of the fusionlsts , with time
addition of J. II , Ferriss of the other side ,
irepared a majority report much less rigid ,
except that it contained a proposition for a
reliminnry conveimtiomm In March of next
year to outline the policy of time people's
party for 1900. but saying nothing about
reorganization. It was very particular in
Its specifications as to the antI-fusion mie-
mnands it contained. Stripped of all unacces-
sary verbiage the report was as follows :
First. No proposition for fusion should
be enteitaimied by the olhlcers of the ha-
tionat committee.
Second. No advice in the direction effusion
fusion should emanate from tbe ofltt'era of
thonational committee. . . . I
striling out time fifth sectlon. " With thnt
left in he would be [ mm favor of the report.
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311ldt.4)f..tIiC..ilS(1i'ifl LUSt'
An effort was inamle ly a niitldleofthie
reader to have a substitute for the report
accepted , providing for a reorganization con-
vcntiomi this year , but the inevitable tablIng
motion was made by Robert Schillling , and
it was carried by a viva vouc vote loud in
the aflirmative , whereupon a ( livision was
called and a call of the roil demanded. The
substitute was then tabled satisfactorily to
both sides , and it was supposed that time
effect s mild be to table the whole matter , bitt
the chair perimmitted the debate on the majority -
ity report to be continued. It dragged on
until once the lights went out , leaving the
conunltteemflcn completely in the dark. The
darkness was only for a tow minutes , though ,
and nuotlmer stretch was giycn to the speech-
maiming.
But all day amid all night were proving
too much for Semmator Butler mind his friends
nd a tip from the chair resulted 1mm one of
themn moving time previous question to allot I
oft all further debate. Thin chair seized its
opportunity and , overriding the objectiotms of
time nmiddle-ef.time-roadems. put time previous
question and abruptly declared it carried.
Time mmiddie.oftimeroad yell in the negative
had beemi nlmmmost as loud us that of time other
side iii time afflrrnattve , but the chair paul
no lined to time detmamitls for a divisiomi Which
caine from the sotmtlt side of the hall.
tLlt'um' 111)t ion ( lees 'i'lm renal , .
A vote was at omicu taken cmi time amend-
mcmii , of Senator Allen to cut out the pro-
himinary conventIon section. Time roll was
first viva voce and seemingly with a fair
nmajorlty If time afluirmative , Chiairnmaim lInt-
her declared the amnemuhmnemit carried , but the
zmiiddle.of-tiio-roadors insisting UPOC ft call
of tue roll , ime consented. The result was
the killing of the objectionable section by a
Vote of 61 to iii ,
Thu report of time conference committee as
ammmendcd was ( lien Put amid carried its a
whole , the chair uctummg soniewhmat czar-like ,
amid a motion to adjoummi sine die immedi.
ately followed and was carried in time same
inammimor , save that the miegatlvcs of the maid-
dlc.of.time-roaders wore very weak timat time.
'flitis ended time great battle of time night ,
and titus were routed lImo Park crowd , No
chance had been given to J. It , Sovereign
or anyenw'elso to be melded to the conmmnitteo
and now its labors were flnisimeml until the
next time It meets and time mniddlo.of-time.
readers gather with iti again ,
M I I ) I ) 1.11-f ) P-'i'I I ( ) I ) 51 II S 110 I'l' ,
iiJton l'iirk nail . _ i'ani 'umi.1ervnort
I.t'nii simm Hxotl.Ls Si : flue Itutil Ieiis ,
This time time expected has happened and
time mlddlo.of-thio.roa.iors hmavo concluded to
bolt squarely froma thai people's party as it
is at present constituted , repudiate Chairman -
man Marion Butler anii call a national re-
organizummg convention for Cincinnati , Sejm.
tomber .1 , this year ,
It sas time fiumal odtcoffie of the meeting of
the Nashville omgamm iatldn coimmimmittee , which
Chairman Milton I'aik 1 Dallas , Tex , , called
togctlmer immediatel' iffier time populist ua-
Lionel committee hmdh alijourned , It wax a
secret one , but lasted dot very long , for the
hour was late for imiMIt lmo hail been up all
mmigbt , eimgaged in a hard struggle of political
rhetoric and lmrhiunientary immanuverimig ,
and accordingly an adjourmumment was taken
until 1 p. in.
Slut it had been in session long enough to
rather vaguely decide upomm somne surprise
for time public , Paul Vandervoort delivered
an incendiary speech full of invective imurlod
at the heads of Senators Alien and Butler ,
and counseled the calling of a national con-
veation this year , independently of the f U-
aloe wing , for the puiposo of an entire reorganization -
organization of the people's party , An objection -
jection at the flame came from J , II. Ferris of
the Johlet , Ill , , News , but the sommtimeimt
proved catching and had the promise of soon
becoming a general infection. Time adjourn.
macnt until 1 o'clock was to give the Park
crowd ample time to thimilc it over.
The Nashville comnmnlttee , wheim it Teas-
sembled , mret at the l'axton hotel. Milton
l'amld , Wharton Barker of Pimiiadclphia , the
middle-of-the-road candidate for president
for 1900 , and mnost of the members of the
National Reform Press association , which is
entirely mafia U1) of editors of anti-fusion
lmrers particularly antagonistic to W. J.
Bryan. were on hand to put the Vandor-
voort idea into shape. They talked it over
for about three hours amid then decided to
have a reorganizimmg convention this year.
on September 4 , in Clncimmnatl , fixing the
basis of representation and leavimig to
Messrs. Park , Barker and Jo A. Parker of
the Louisville ( Ky. ) Free Republic. time eec-
rotary of thmcNational Reform Press nssocia-
tion , the work of preparing an address to
the people and a call for tIme convention.
Before night the call was ready and bore
time signature of Milton l'ark as the chairman
of time Nashville committee.
The address commtains about 4,000 words
, and covers the situation from Genesis to
I Revelations , from tile Milton Park point of
I view. After going over tue whole ground.
Witil a great deal of self-inudatofl ! , the corn-
I mmmitteo gets after Semmator Butler ut this
fashion :
I We direct mmtteimtion to the fact that in
tlmoso states wlmcro fusion with time demo-
I , cratie iarty hmtts been turned dowmm time
peopl&s party is flourisiming and strong ,
that vlmere there has been fusiomi , fusiomi of
Limo People's Party With It liarty subservient
to time mommey ammil oligarchy , but wearing
false colors , the PeOPle's party is well nigh
dent ] . Wo congrmttulato time populists of
Tuxns and Georgia and Alabama on the fair
mironmiso of success mmd triumph over the
democracy title fall. It mild be a fitting
reward for their steadfastness to primmciple.
\\'imen the popuhists of tile mmatiomi imave also
shown their steadfastness to irimmelole they ,
too , will reap the reward.nt we see
the demmiocratic icader also see auth timero-
fore their alarm , as It hmmms tlawmmed upon
theni that the populists of time natiomi are
going to follow the couz'so of time popullets
of Texas anti Georgia amid Alabama , of tim'm
far south and southwest. a course that
immeans time death of the democratic party ,
are going to hold their nadiomini coiivemitiomt
on September 4 mmoxt amId purpose to thou
Inaugurate a vigorous cammmiaign that will
never lag until time dc'mnocratic party is do-
atroyed , flint whmicim is good in it alsorbed
into time PeoPle'S party and limo new party
triumnpim over the old.
Men vhmo supiort such a party we cannot
recognize as liOitIllStS ) , Wa cannot accept time
leadership of those who work to build nim
the democratic amid tear ilowli the people's
party. Though some such amen hold official
positions in the peoplo's prmrty they are not.
populists ; from obetlionco to time ilirectiumi of
those men we feel absolved , Senator But-
Icr canimot , nor ean1any man deliver the pee
plo's party over to time demnoeratic It is not
his to deliver , lie was indeed chosen chair-
mann of the lCOPle's party national committee -
tee in 1856 , but lie was chosen to build up ,
not to destroy , lie was made clmairnmamm to
lirotect time interests of time Imeople's party
and tIme riglmts of its ehioscim candidates , not
to sell out those candidates and worhi for
demnocratie success , lie line clmoseum , to work
for the aggrandizemiment. of time demmmocratic
party anti beiittllumg of the people's , As an
individual this was hut rigtmt ; as cimairnimimi
of time national committee of time licopie's
party. it was not. By such act lie lost all
rightful claim to the leadership of time Ieo
pie's party anti that leadership We cannot ,
as true populimmts , longer accord to hiimmm.
From recognition of itirmi as cimairman of the
national , conmmuitteo all popuhists arc rightfully -
fully absolved. As believers in democracy ,
as lovers of our republic , we cannot follow
Mr. Butler Into time democratic party amid
to the support plf : the moneyed oligarchy.
As Popuhists we repudiate him mind his acts.
It concludes with a forimmal call for the
convention for September 4 , at Cincinnati ,
and fixes the basis of representation as foi.
lows : For every state and territory amid time
District. of Columbia , two delegates at large ,
and for every 2,000 populist votes cast at any
election since 1890 one delegate additionsi
thereto.
Mr , Park's signature is giyon us by order
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-4. Sdturdy&ileon dies'
ncddy-to-vcr 6irments
: ' ; Ladies' Capes-800 to select from1
III gros gi'ain , penit do soic and bro.
cadet ! silks , black and COltl'tl ( , i1k
' Ihilug , trinnued vit.1i 1a'e , $ 3 ( ) 0
4L . , jet 1111(1 ( t.Iii ( roii , 'oi'tJi 7. 50
; . . Lfl(1.itl' Capes III lhliilflSOlflO lS'Oe1L(1e1
11110(1 ( throughout , sttiii : l'iIlon ) i'uhios
at iteck , $149
worth $8 , 50 , at . . . . . . .
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits.
Ladies' Tailor .int1o . Suits in Serges amid cheviots , silk lined box fromit , all sprln
shatit's , worth $10.00 , at $1.08.
Ladies' English Box Coat Stilts , mastic of nil-wool suiting , jacket silk lined ; a
perfect fitting stylish dress , worth $12.50 , at $7.50 ,
Luiies' : Imimporteil Covert CloUt Stilts , cut iii time very latest style , tnffeta lining.
worth $20.00 , at $12.50.
Ladles' Limiemi Suits at DSc.
Ladies' Linen Duck amid Cotton Covert Skirts at OSc ,
Ladies' Ulpek liroendeil Cltcthi Skirts , well lined amid jimmie , at $1.25.
Ladies' Separate Skirts , iii black anti colored , plaiti nmmd novelty gootl , best quality
PcrCaliimo lining , at $2.58 ,
Ladies' All Sllii 1)ress Skirts at $3.58.
Ladles' Ihiacid Chmimmt Silk Shirt.'aists at $2.58.
Ladies' hlaumdsomt' heavy \\'arp Taffeta Silk Shirt \Vaists , in all colors cmiii lmlnclc.
at $3.08.
I.adies' Fine Lawn amid l'cvcnhe Shirt \\'aists at 49c.
Inn0 , Gingiiaimm Shirt \'ahsts , very full imlas front , at. OSe.
\se are hmeatlquartermi for White Shirt \\'nite ,
Ladies' Wrappers iii percale , trimnicil iii immaid , for 75c.
Mi our $1.50 Wrappers oil special nIe Saturday at OSe.
Furniture.
We are ehowimmg somne very hamidsonme
styles in sideboards mmml can show you these
1mm irices ratmgimmg from $10.50 mmii to $39.00.
We are simowimig aim Oak hall Tree , witim
bevel French plate mimirror. four hooks ,
mmmdc up imi mmice style , at $2.05 ,
,
\o have bommghmt all our furniture with
time intention of mic'lhimig the imest we can get
at a immoderate price , and it will pay you
to see us llrat ,
[ or Saturday Offly.
Fresh country butter , the fimicet butter
mnntlo imm Nebraska , worth 20c pommmmti ; Saturday -
day , 12' mmml lie ,
Separator creammicry butter , strictly A No.
1 , 15c.
Fume dairy bumtter , Sc , lOc amid Sic.
Fimmo red salummomi , tall camme , oumly tic.
Flat cnmms , saimnoum , 7c.
linkers' cimocolate , per package , 17 ½ c.
Pure comidemised nmilk. per caim , Sc.
Jaffa seedling oranges , Snttmrtlay , cccli Ic.
Fancy Messimia lemoums , our doz. , l2e.
Soda or oyster crackers , per Imoumul. 6c.
3-lb. cnmms golden pumpkin , only 7 ' , c.
Oil sardines or mustard , per can ,
Iairy lunch cream cheese , tic.
Famicy high Imatcnt Minumesota flour , per
sack , $1.50.
Mihcado blend for ice tea , try it , emily SIc.
Jafta coffee , somnetlmimmg new amid good , lic.
Java and imlocima , high grade , oimly 23c.
lluy Saturday to save niOilOYe
of the Natiommal Organization Commmiittee of
the Pcople' I'arty. " Time Park comummmittee imas
finally adjourned.-
STATE ECLECTIC DOCTORS
3ii. ( . limiT of t ho Assmeiz , I iou. I're'dJs
ii , a Vi'm' I.i'Ismuit'Iy alaimmumer
Alenil Its Jimislamess ,
The state association of eclectic doctors is
proceeding very leisurely at time Millard
imotci , The ( lelegates did hot attempt to do
mmmcli busimmess during the mnormming. A corn-
mitteo of the moemimers oxnimmimmcii a physical
subject , who caine before tlmeumi for discus-
slon , because of time peculinrities of his coni-
plaints. This afternoon a syniposiummi of
olmimmiomis was heard on time subject of "Time
Practice of Medicifle , " dcaliimg extensively
with time etlmlcal side of time matter , It. S.
Grimncmt of Lincoln presided over the mls-
cussiomi , lrs. W. T. Johnson of I'awnee
City , C. A. Fietchor of Itiiaca and W1. Ii.
hulls of Ilerlin followed in a discussion of
certaimm treatmemitim ,
Coznmencitmg 'aext Tmmeetlny tlmo mmational
association will imoid a three timmys' conven-
tiomm at Creightomi hall , amid time arrange-
iumtints are now being made to cmmtemtnin the
600 to 800 delegates , who , it is Imoped , wIll
be here this year , The committee on mmr-
rangemnonts is composed of 1)rs. Wilmc'tim ,
Keyes , Yager , l'almer , Ketcimenu , B. J ,
Farnimam of Chicago is time presitlemmt of the
association , Special rates and acconunoda-
tions are prepared for time visitors , vlmo will
le accompnmmieml lii many cases , with timeir
wives amid fammmihiea. Time meeting inclimmies a
plan for a banquet at. the Millard hotel.
TRADE TOPICS ARE DISCUSSED
Grain Ieui CIu'ilIIItl tlim IItIHiiIi't45
'l'imnt ' ' , . ' '
liromiglit 'i'Jme.a 'I'4)grt Imr
haul Adjutant.
Time meeting of tIme Interstate Graitmimien's
con vcntiomm yesterday afterumoomi was
given over to the reamhing auth
discussion of topics of immtereet to
graium dealers , Allen Logan of Kansas
City read a IltlCT omm "Vm'imy We Are Mcmii.
bers of tIme lCmmnmtne Grnin Iealers' Associa.
tion ; " I ) . 1Cuhmmi read a vapor on "Our
Relation to Railroads ; " A. II. lirewelmer lmaml
a paper omm "Written Commtrncts , " anal II , 14.
Strong of Coffeyvihle , Kami , , reaml an tiblo
paper emi "Some of time lteammmms Why \Vu
Should Maimmtain a hiepresentetivu at Ter-
Initial I'olmmimi , ' ' N. 13. Ilieatt ofViills , Iami. ,
amid M. ' It , Oitiiwcin also addresseti tile
mncetiimg Oii lopics of interest. II. I ) . Ihige.
low , secretary of the Ifamizas City Board of
Trade , immado an address urgiimg limo delegates -
gates to make more effort to maintain a
ummarket.
After limo discusmalomi of time papers time
Kansas grain umicim imeld a mneothng which
closctl time convcumtiorm , It v.'ns time origimmal
Intention to hold umimotimer sessiomi last umigimt ,
1)011 Oil account of the heat time attcnmlarmce
at time imiccthmmgim was light. mmd it was
thmommgimt wise to aiiamidon time plait ,
Visit I It.i'au'Ic lug unites's ,
A fls'o.coach train , carrying tIme Nebraska
grain ( healers , left. time Union Pacific depot
this mnormmimmg for Soutlm Odmmnima , where they
went as guests of time Ciutlahmy Packing corn-
paimy , nmmd vero simown tbrommgim time coin.
pany's plant , After all poiimts of imiterest.
were visited lunch was provided for thu
visitors by the Ctmdahmy commipammy and they
returned to Omaha in Iliac to resume session
this afternoon.
The delegates to ( lie National ftumsociatloum
of Railway I'ostai Clerks weumt to South
Ommiahma this mnorniuag 1mm a special trolley
train provided for timem by Swift amid Corn-
pany. After lookimmg over tIme Swift Plant
time Party ate lUimcm as guests of Swift auth
Company amid returned to Omaha ,
Itcutiy to 1(155 aitti Miit Iii ) ,
The case againut Zarift , the Midway
dancer , charged with having robbed hcr
6reat Sale on Crits.
TIme largest assortment of aplemidith Carpets -
pots to cimoosmi fiomim 1mm imnerIca. Cariudte
for every use iii every grade nimd every
pattern ,
Time vast inirchmase of flumest lirussels , Sum-
grains , AximmimmetersVihtouis , etc. , at Great.
Now York atmetiomi sale hielti byV. . & 1 ,
Sloamme is out sale. \c secured timt'se goods
for spot cali mit inmbhic aUctiofl for mm fraction
of their real vahime , amid thmi'l' art' out sale imou'
Iii tIme big Carpet. lk'partmmmcnt at ridicu-
lonely low prices. Now is time tiumie to bti3' .
S See time spccimul bamgaimms iiiVimmdow
Simmmdes , Curtaimms amul Irapem ics ,
I
Medts at Way Down rrces
No. 1 sugnr.cimred hmaumms , 8c.
Frauilmforts sausage , 7i4c ,
No. 1 imoneless lining , 8c.
3.11 > . pails larmi , lIe.
5.hhi , iaihs iarml 2'Jc.
Choice pickled pork , 6 ½ e.
Pickled ti'lic , In.
l'ickieti pig's feet , Sc.
llohogmma sniusage , best , 5c.
Good salt porlc , Cc.
Chmolcest bommelesa coi'micti beef , Sc.
liomiciess cooked hmnurm for mmammmlwicimcs , lOc.
Fresh dressed chickens , 7c.
IIAYIEN 111103. ,
Traninmisslppi llenmlqtmmtrters.
iimm sbammti , Johm ii I it'rmmititle , mm ii ii I mm iii r ehtu immg
with Alexammiler hcmimmy , iias thecimleti iii favor
of time dancer by I'oiico Judge Goumlomi last
ei.eul i ng. I t is Uimticmstoomi tlmmtt tim e hmuslammmd
iiimi not care to Push time case an im"otia-
tines are pemmdiumg betwecam Imiumi ammil his wife
for her rdturu , in hiimmi.
WANTS TOMAlE A TEST CASE
'I'ieke * Seal Jmi'r Norrt , * itmmeef itimie I Ito
l.t'gitl I I ' .d' I ii. ' ( 'ily ( ) ril liunimec
'I'tii tig Ii is ! ! iiei asess.
Williammi C. Norris , a ticket scalper , has
I brought suit against time city anti time license
I iiispector , time purpose of tIme action to be to
test the legality of the ordinance liasseti
recently 1) ) ' time city commmmcil , requiring ticket
acalpers to pay en auntiai license of $75 for
the purpose of doing business. In coumnec-
; tioum with time suit Norris bins secured a
ti'mmmporary order restraining time city from
I iuiterteriumg % v4thi his business ummtil time case
can lie heard Impon its macrite , which will be
before Judge Scott on Jumie 2.
I lii his ietitian Norris alleges that he is
carrying on a legitlrnato business and thmat
time council has no rigimt to legislate relative
to Its coumthtmct , Prior to time passage of the
ordummauice that Is itt force ticket. amoalpers
I isero not. requiroml to pay a hicemmee ,
I Nitit's .r i i.i. Court.
TIme May tcrni of the district court will
amijourmi today , all cases renmaimmimig untried
at that thee golumg over until time Septcmn-
bee terumi.
Time flxpoaition nesociatlomi line aenmirem ] a
temporary order restraimmimmg Joseph ilemmno
frommi ceiling Swiss hric.a-brimc omm time ox.
I Positioum grotmmmtlmi , Time vlaintirf uhIege3 that
time shefcndammt lane mmut paid tIme price that
eumtitlee himmi to time concession , 'I'he case
will be lit'urd before Judge Fawcett on
Jimuma 22.
Decrees In divorce cases have been
guamited its follows : Joseph hierger against
1rmtimces llergc'r , a former marriage in
which a divorce lied imot heeti granted ; Johu
IcCoto agalmmst Mary iieCoto , aimaumdonunemt ,
a mm ml fa liii ro to aim imimrt.
Catimerimie Slonume seeks a divorce from lice
lmutmhiiumtl , J OsCjit ) SI namme. SIte till egos a umuir-
lingo ( if tiseuuty yeats sltmrntlomm and says
that durimig time lust few muouiths time do-
feuidaumt hiss becomimo abusive mtimtl hma failed
to provide ummeamia for time support of the
famumily.
HER TROUBLES ARE ENDED
it tier 1I.'tud i mi c Oier her ft iii I't Isimia
, l lee aiim , 'lsj , ' .Vi I I hi imps 'J'ni.s's
11cr ( ) ii.ji 1,1(1. ,
Miss Marion Williams , formerly a typewriter -
writer lit time oihlco of time clerk of tIme this-
trict court , cuumiimiitted suicide at her houmimi
at 385' ) California strict. yesterday unormmimmg
at. nboumt 10 o'clock.
For some ( line Miss Wihhinumis imad been
suffering with uaralyals of her hands , wimiclm
oreveuited her fuomn workiimg. She broodeth
eontinumill $ over her ufhlictioum cmiii wits un-
tibia to sleep , Fiamsily simo ilecitled to visit mmii
atmmmt who lives \Vlscommsln 1mm time lope of
lieltmg hicuiefltcd II ) ' limo cimaumge and iVim
packimmg imer trmmimk at time tiummo iso took lmer
life , Site fIrst tried to kill herself wltii a
revolver anti tiaum cut her limrommt with a
razor. Members of limo family wemo iii limo
rear part of the imoumie wimemi tIme ruvimiver
was fired amid titinkimig it wits sauna tiistamico
fmoin tIme hmoimso imlil umo attentioum to tIme re
hart. A short ( hue afterward , however. upon
going upstairs they foupd Miss Williams
dead.
uI iiimr A I I mel huts I ii Cummrt ,
Time conteumipt case whereium time vrojmrio-
tore of time Streets of All Nations are
cimarged withm violating time order of time
court Iii eximibitimig camels and dommkeys its
attractiouis of time show was culled iii Jutigo
Scott's court yesterday afterimuoum , 0mm an-
count of time judge iiuvitmg anotimer case on
trial the Imeaulmmg was postpoimc until to.
day ,