Tin: omaii dilv urn: sirm), htoi.i:k rt. moo.
nMuaiuuffiitrasn
whylAmWell
WOMI-N FINISH THEIR WORK have no time for politics'
Clcsicg Serfion of the State Federation One
of Harmony.
I
i
Hl.lll II I llll mPI
Mr. J.icob Weaver, of Iliuhnell III . wifa of ej-clty mrihl
Weaver, hiw entirely recovered from the t'inoM wni"n pt her
bedfast miKh of the tlmoforflveor tit yenr pnit.
M' W.-aver l flftt renrs old, nnl hj lived in IS-nbne'1
nonrly thirty yrtr. I lie etory of he- r overy Is interesting. .She
miOfd forflve or sit yirs with tli trouble thnt comes to
womsn th I Hi.if" of life. I "nn much weakened, itai uniihlo
tim-h of the tini" to 1 my own work, iiiid suffered hcrond my
friwar t' i'wf I wiiainiwh-hmrlflnml melnnehil.
"I toK ms'iy different medicine-, out nothing seemed ' . Jo mo
",t KrVaV tUxvit Dr.Willliti.' Pinh Pll'i fo- I'.ile Pronto. n 1 ome
of niv friend recommended them hmlilv. I made up inj min t to
trv ifiei i I tKjuijlit the llrat box In March, 1-tC, and wot benefited
i t'lix'and n half ourl m completer, end I nm notr r iceod
nnd itf"' I I n"1 1 "'t'lcod wit i ny tro'Hicv sin e I
lie "n tflkinc ifi p'li.
"l hai Mcnimnnded t!i"v 'o tnnriv .mrpon nhon'o n fTerln
rt I suT. r i Hi v Kf9 the iiniv thing Hint I. me in th- trlul
it ci me t" l ' . my vonn-.i i ,u hill j. . n rtrn
HobscrlUd and "urn to lic't'o me thin .'M .Inv ..f October. . I).
l'r;r th- Hefirtl, tlmh if It, .'.
f NEIt.t.. Nb. (lit 12 imperial Tel?,
arsm i-The firtt political frt of thf. sea
son was the otio received by Hemvtor w.
V. Allen In thl rlty thl. aftrrnoon. In
other da, when I'Sdliig lights o! popu
lum were wont to float thrlr ttnowldgo of
things, political and iTonoml nl. upon Holt
ooiintv denlirn. rovuls flockrd frnm ovpfy
rornfleld nfid tnradow to do honor ta the
cans. Hut how dirtercnt today. Not ovr
tVnty-flvo came from th country to hear
Hip loflx-wlniJod oracle of the nnw deiiior-
t.lN'''t)tA ). t I.' -iSporial i -Absolute , rsrv and tho roRd wlilrh greeted hie at
hnrmotiy nnd uiinnttnl of purport ihar- ttiu court house wa Dot law
arierlied the rlonln solon if th No lending populUt. on who hag fprrl
hr.Mikft Fadornticn o( Woman riuba hre hl party In the state legislature, fomafhul
' icd.ty. With, nit an et pptlon the candi- . about tbe Kniallnsss of the crowd. He was
I da'en for federation ot'.lcern named ye.ter- Rked how It was that n few yrars ago
lav bv tht naminatloti mmtnlttet! were ' any third-rate politician could draw a inrsto
LIST Of OFFICERS NOMINATED IS ELECTED
Mr. Dt-Mpi'r mltll of (liimlm 'lioeii
to lie I'rolilr lit lintl llir- (lther
elr'inl from nrlon lolnt
In Ilic Mute
I'nrnirr III Holt I oiinty loo lluj
to I llcn to llt'l)
prci'li.
' elected this morning without n dlsscntltiK
I ote. thero hcinit no friction nor hard feel
I 'jp, though int'n t 'n th election was
mteniip.
i one of tho mint jofut momenta of the
convention ns whn Ml Alice Krench.
th well known nmhoreis, walked into the stons."
crowd to this rlty any day to hear turn
while today few KBthercd. and he replied:
"Ye, then we had nothing to do but gntner
on the Htrret torneri ami talk politics, while
now farmers are busv ith their work: In
fact tco busy to listen to political discus-
BiiWilliams
WimK Pills
a or
Pale Feopla
At ft ' 4"'irr,".M or ci-ct f-m the tir U'i Ainf 'tr'ne 1'c mpunjr.
Khencrtt ' V t" "to. J ' 1 ,'"'P ' rre. p,-t i r . 'hm, ijo
meeting room n few minutes before ad
' Journment. Iter appearance wns entirely
i unnniiounred ard unexpected, on the con
i vent Ion program It had been announced
I that Mis French would speak to the fed
I rMon Thursday, but on Wednedy n
telegram wa received from her nt Halt
Lake rlty. saying that she would he un
sblr to fill her engagement.
After offerinfi npotoKle for her late ap
pearance .Miss Kren b poke for some time
on the work of the federation, tolling of
a number of Interesting Incident th a man
ner which (treat ly entertained her hearers.
Miss I'rench spoke to another large audi
ence at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The offleors chosen are President. Mr.
Henrietta I.. Smith of Omaha; vice presi
dent. Mrs. Minnie imrland of Norfolk;
rtcordlHR secretary. Ml Manneth 15. Mr
Tarn of PreTiont. c rrepondlnK secretary.
Mr. Neeloy of Omahn. treasurer, Mr
FIRST PLACE ON Till- riCKET
Attornev Genera! Smyth Gives an Opinion
on Disputed Point.
! fVos of Falrbury. a idltor. Mr. PaRo of
I i en '..r .. . i n i .in i u tliree pai lies Syracuse, librarian. Mr, nolle M. Stouten.
".MrT'dKm.'- MsTh.it Mmy mint l,e ,reaUll!lJ00"1, of "'la'tamouth.
ti t hr.- lst I". turtles. I tiriitltiiili- In Dctnll.
Point I. i'U i.nptilei. Uefore a jjotirnmr nt the following resolu-
T.iIh Iimwi . -. clues nut determine which Hons wre titiarlniouslv ndonted
,.,.,. u ...,,,,ii , . t,x: . ,. n.a ..f tq I .. , : " . , . W1UI1 IU1S I 111 Kin ir Jlll'lll III nil HOFIIIUIC
rartv H tit"l'il i" n.i il" ti.nn "i i' hereaa. It ha been our cm,1 fortune t , t , . . . .u ...
candidal.- i.iu. ..l the heiul ..f .he !tt t enjoy he in..eiliiB ,.f tl... f i r, i falsehood. He has not left the republican
now i.i iii.ii i n - ui ih, nniie.i , . i" - mane tio'sit) e dv toe .ictive iir.iin. lovimr iiariy. qui. ou ine coiurnri-. is eumuBiaax- i
Mr. Allen's spewh was merely a rehash
of many similar one delivered during tho
campaign and as in a lure measure dis
appointing to his friend llryan carried
Holt munty by nearly Cim In I'fi, but Allen
evidently consider It debatable ground, as
he I to deliver four peecbe In the county.
M:s ITI2MV. Mtt: rul.Oltltlt TO M IT.
DlapntrV Which pprnr In (liniihn
Worlfl-lleriilit Denied.
UKAVKIt t'lTY. Neb . Oct. IS. (Spcolal )
The following dispatch appeared In thtj
Omaha World-Herald on September 27,
1M0.
HHAVKIl CITY. Neb. Sept. -At ft
meetlnB of thj Heaver rlty SteKinley anj
Hoose'elt club last nlabt I. II. Albert!, n
prominent lavvver and a life-long repub
lican, order il his name xirickin from th"
tliemherHhlp t 1 1 It I .Hull rntooit th "
Mr. Albertl will tm longer nip pi rt the potty
of Imperialism and truti.
The World-Hen.': - vas correct In the
abovo to far a Mr. Albertl being a promi
nent attorney and a lifelong republican and
having asked to have his name stricken
from the McKluley and flooivevolt club
membership roll are concerned. Further
than this the statement 1 an tibpolute
YSTEilC CATARRH OF AUTUM.
I . . w M
Hon .'obti r.
lbl
v utt-a
Vt.at. Ti? "V'.'.Vm .,.,rr.'.v.M,v"1,i,"'t Ti"n ; ,1,'art,1. .Hml "klll'fi.l hai.d ;.f the 'various 1(.nlij. suppor,nK the republican ticket from
Droi Di ii-auc rrTin rn to i r Ati tut I ict I ImpiwHlbhi to dtern;lne tlmt iNetloii to a the pb-aure o the erstwhile K"'t: there.
REPLBLICANS ENTITLED TO LEAD THE LIS I certainty. It must, therefore, he determined , fr,.. i,t. It
j accorillng to the tivt reasnname mcmmi Fe.ilved. Tlmt our thanks are due and
I that can he adopted The county clerk U nre herebv tendered to the Lincoln Federl-
' the one to del. iinlnc t ut least In the tlrat j tlmi nf WoniHii . Itih.s for extt-'tidlng to
FnOnn I'nrlj ronll of Three IJIe- i Instance, .ind lie shoiild examine the mat- llH ,,,, Invitation to vNIt and enjuv till
. .... ... ,. ., ,.., iter earcftilly and from oil the evidence hem, tif,, , f , ih InteP-ctual. eduoatlonul
imcmi. Wlioe.' ole liionol lie (on- vv),,., Iml. f. ,..ssl,e to him determine I center, till Athens of the t
vvhli li party Ik entitled to the head of thai y,, the pre.-hlent and her efttclent cabinet,
ticket. I for their vvlt planning and ar luou tabor
In the case of lllggln agalnfl Herge ,i during the veir. made manifest In our In
Minn., n iiuestion similar to the one under terestirm meetings
ootiKlderatlon was raised. The court ald , To the eommittee on entertainment, for
1 on page 15 "Hut there being no prescribed their uniform courtesy and the enjoyment
rule In such a cime the olllcers to vv hlcli H , ()f thee beautiful. liopltabIe hottie-i
, charged the duty of arranging and printing i To the decoratlmr eominl'tee. who o
the olliclnl ballot may reort to any rule or deftlv with lovlnir thought for the cuestJ.
mean to nseertnln approxlmatelv the vote have added o tmii b to our enjoyment, f r
the courts." I the Indies.
That rule Is. I think, tho correct one and To tSovernor nml Mrs. Povnter. who web
should be followed by the countv clerk of i coined us to the executive mansion if 1
our countv .
solldHletl for tile I'lirpoNi- of
Sti ellliiK Total of Kllhec.
LINCOLN. Oct. U. (Special i An oplu
lon .ouccruitig the olllclal elivtlon ballot,
nrltten by Attorney General Smyth on Sep-
... . ...in n .n,,,i. IllCillli. I" IIMri uuil a ' Ji'Miiimiri, .v.... im.i- iflJUe.l !ll IIIU O III (llll U11J'I iiir-in. I 'I
lember t. hut not mnde public until today. i 1((ln,lt,.(i t). ,mrtv, which he deem fair , all through th- happy days tbe- be,iutl;ul
khows undeniably, according to his Interpre- und practic able, and unlem lie actn In the palms and Ilowi r luve beo.i "a thing of
-t i r......i,iinn. ..nn. iiretnlse f rn uiluloii t ly and unfairly nrihenutv" and. therefore, "a lov torevnr. '
'.,',.'. ... .i, .or clearly on an Improper and prejudicial To Mrs. W. J. llryan, who opened ner
dtdalHS sto entitled to llrat piano III the or- l)Uals ,s decision will not bo disturbed by interesting home and so graciously received
der of arrangement .rier numiuing inai
tho fusion vote cannot bo legally considered
us the vote of one distinct party, he makes
bis decision still more, emphatic- by declar
ing tbat the populist, demo ratio nnd free
nlver parties should be treated a three
toparato and distinct political organizations.
The opinion In which tho attorney general
)u givuti publicity to theo views un writ
ten to J. A. Leyda. prosecuting attorney tor
Klchardoti county, in response to a letter
of Innulrv. Al'ltOltA. Neb. M. 12 iSneelal Tele
Tor reasons that have not been explained : Rr.im. i-The annual Woman's (MirHtlan , P,,s " is "V,,r"!urt,"i l'''"',I
the letter was suppressed In the attorney ; Temperance I'nlon stnte convention con- r'n ..or lluTliiuunhed c'uets. Mr Decker
generiil's ollice hete until It wn called for j vetted In this city at ! a. m. today, with i and Mrs Hii-do Young dates, who have so
iiotv iis"isTtsi us lino woo niiv. uis-ii .i
Fouree of Inspiration to all
To Chancellor Andrew for his Insplrl.is
words and hopeful outlook for the coining
erv trulv v ours.
C J SMYTH.
Attornev General.
TEMPERANCE UNION MEETS
ViuiiihI Mule ( on v en t loo Openii nt
Vuroi'it vvllli l.urKe Numlier of
llelecntes t tend luu.
recelvd with the handshake the multitude
who vviinded their way thither
To the ellh lent committee who had tho
details of the reception In chnrce. The
dining room was a bower of be.iutv. with
flowers In profusion and the young ladles
who served the fairest tlovvers of all
To the program committee for furnishing
us so manv good thoughts to digest and
nslmil.ite und enrrv to our home clubs.
To the ladle who gladdened our ey
with their eviulslte clilna.
To .Mr. I'orter lor n cnonce 10 see nno
today. Mr. Smyth nald todav that lie sMll Mrs. S M. Walker, president, presiding,
entertained the same opinion concerning tho i Mr. Walker led In devotional exercises,
ouestlon coveruil In his opinion. I after which the convention was seated h
Tho opinion naturally conlllcts with the ; the corresponding secretary. The district w.,j.m,lj wm, ln anv WIV have contributed
plan of the popocratlc campaign manngcrs. .organization question, which has often been
and It doubtless will not lie followed by discussed In convention, was nbollsuod to
fusion county clerks unless backed by an or- I day.
der or a decision of a court I Several ministers who had been attending
to tho prolll nnd pleasure of the met-tlng.
I'lleli Til IK nt Trenton.
TItKNTON, Neb.. Oct. 12. (Special Tcle-
McKlnley to road overseer. He will deliver
several campaign addresses In Nebraska
during tho campaign aud as he is an elo- '
o.ucnt and Impressive speaker his tradueers
will hear from him In no uncertain manner.
Mr. Albertl appeared before the meeting
of the McKltiley and Koopevelt club Tues
day night and nfter reading the above ,
clipping from tho World-Herald he stated '
his withdrawal from the club was a matter,
purely In which politic had no part, that
to far as tho club was concerned he was
ready nnd willing at nil time to work for
tho bet interests of the club and the re
publican ticket. He said that the day he
i was 21 years old he cast hi flrkt vote for
the republican ticket nnd that he had voted
none other since; that on November C. limn.
If ho lived, ho would reach his forty-fourth
birthday nnd that he would surely vote fori
McKlnloy. protection nnd prosperity He
tald further that the remembrance of dem
ocratic souphousos and the Cnxeyltes and
Kclleyl'tes was too fresh for him to think,
even for a minute, of voting for anybody
or anything that savors of democracy.
He said that probably the statements of
tho World-Herald regarding the withdrawal
of other republicans from the republican
party contained no more truth than did
Its statement in regard to himself, which
was the rankest sort of a fake.
His remarks were greeted with frequent
and enthusiastic upplnusc At the Invita
tion of the club. Mr. Albertl agreed to meet
anybody In Joint discussion on the political
Issues of tho day.
MUS. C. 1). I'OU I I. I.. OI' ( IM UAI-IS, WASH.
, Mr, r D. Powell Pre 1 1. t Kpwi rn I.i.ikuc !-o Pn miIchi Loval Temperance Le
glol). and wife of In c I" powi II of rhi -halls. .ih . wan for several years ftflllcted
with that peculiar form of chronl- ..itarrh ervadlng the whole system, involving the
stomach, liver and kidneys, it I to this form of catarrh that lr. Hartraan has for a
long time been calling the attention of the medical profession. It Is known bb sys
temic catarrh Perunn seems to bo tho only specific for this phase of catarrh yet de
vised by tho medical profession
lu a recent letter to lir Iltirtnian. Mrs Powell says
"I have fomul I'oninu to give mitNf.ictioit III cnct of inJlHction. com
plication of liver iiiul UMnoy troubles, anil it is one of t lie finest tonics I
Know of for it worn-out .stent. I Have u.scil several remedies in eases
of severe colds aiul In grippe, hut none I consider of more value than
I'eruna. I am liul to recoin mend I'eruna to my friends us a reliable,
safe and successful speciUic."
.Mus. niv :. n. i'owiu.i.,
Mr Samuel A Sealis. Kimbro. Tenn.'ibnt I mold find thnt was recommended for
writes. cutarrb without am hettellt. I tried the
"It gives me great pleasure to testify to best physicians with little or no benellt. I
the great good your tnodhinc, Peruuo. has found I was gradimllv growing worse
dono for mo in a case of systemic catarrh "A frleud of n ine gave me otic of vour
I was confined to my bed for some time anil pamphlets, and seeing how Penma wn re
could not rlt up I had tried everything c ommetidrd fei tatarrh I tent for some and
hi g.ci t ,V i; a o ci'.'u- lev d n ' .
'cr tHkc: k ' I' i a f iv dav I began j;r
bettit I , n n. limed i sing It until I was a
to go to work ei the fsrin ngatti. m ' ti
I am la ver good health ciid do wi.k
I my farm
"I in heiietlr lelieve that voir c
medicine penma avr.1 niv life mil I i
fully recommend It to like suiTcrer
Hon. John Klllol, President Koyai r.
plfS of Temperance, write the foi'oi
In feiwrd I" I'eruna
froia 1218 Kllswortb
streai, Philadelphia '
Pa.;
! "I fcao found o
i tSucK help in car
of catarrhal troubb
also In kidney and 1
Madder disease
that t have freelv
rccowtnended !Vru
ba to the different
tarmbor of our or-
dif. Ppruna has never in tnv eve-i.-fatlml
to help tboe who have taken !
!I have aeon some remarkable otiro t ti t ,t
. tta fill hf ul use It I by all odd the n
ifpllnble tiiPillclne l know of."
Many people still think that cat. irh
s disease eonflnisl to the head 'I 'i
great mistake, t'atarrh is liable to . .
nherever there I a mucus membra u
Not only doe the mtlcu membrHio
the cavities of the head, nose and ht-.
but It also line Ihe sfomach. boweN. ki i
, nejs. Madder and other pelvic organs (:
jery duct, every cavity, everv pnssairr . f -b-i
Whole body I subject to chronic i.mn
because the are lined with mu im in-n
I bra no
Santa Kosa. Ciiln.
The I'eruna .Medicine Companv
Columbus, Ohio.
(ientlemen At the solicitation of
j a friend I used yotirl'ertina and can
j cheerfully ruconmitfiul il as an e
col lent remcdv for all catarrhal
, troubles. It is Indeed, tt vvomleriiil
! medicine."
: .1 A. Karhain.
I ( ouurcsstuau from Cnliforniii.
I When iMt.irrh ha pervaded aevital ii
g.its of the body It Is lulled syste.i
tarrb U may involve ti nun h. bowil- c-
klilnes. or liver without dlmurbr k 't
! cavities of the head at all. Peopl' v t .
'have no cutarrb in the head are apt
think they d not have catarrh lit all
great maliy people are blowly dvmg if
catarrh today of some of the internal
guns, without having the slights t ii
that they are vn tlms of catarrh
In order to be full prtrd nn this -r
Ject every I erson idiould reacl Hr II,
man'ti latct hook on chronic catnrrli -
free nn application bv The Perun 1 M.
..ine i'o. Colutnbus. Ohio
I the Nebraska synod at Central City were ! gram. I Hon. K. C. FPch of Chicago enter
! iniitct .h.. ...nmin,, n,i t ..n. I Kilned tho republicans and enlightened the
secretary of Statu Porter ha defended lis I eouraging words. About seventy-live dele- i democrats oi un. v um, o.i iu
Purler1'. I'lnn n simyi.,tlon.
in Hon In arranging the ballot with the
fusion candidates In preferred positions by
saving that tho county clerks are not re
quired to follow the form be has prescribed
if it Is not In accordance with the law. He
said tolay
' I simply prepared this bnllot as a guide on constitutional amendments, by Mrs. E
for the count clerks to assist them In get- 1 Norlne Law; evangelistic exercises, led by
ting up their ballots. If atiy of the clerks . Mrs. M. P. Hoover. At 1.C0 p. tn.. ptayur
t-ee Hi to give tho republican candidates nrst I by Mrs C. H. Welton. Introduction nf fra
pluce on tho ticket they may do so. and they ternal delegates, 2-30 p. in., parents con
piobnbly will do so, and the fuslonlsts mny i forence addressed by Dean Fordyce of th
do the same with their candidates so far as . Wesleynn unlven.lt y. "Tho Danger Period In
1 am eonrerned. The election laws do not , the Hoy and Girls Life: . uO p. m.. chil
dren's night at opera house, recitation by
Mrs. Hess Cicirhart Morrison.
$5.00 A
r x
syphilis;
th system
disappears
"iiiip.j
SPECIALIST
in
All Prhatc Discflss
and Disorders of Men
i i -at - in ( 'malia
VARICOCELE
HWIROCLLE "
1 "ew- never f.illk.
nt i. "Inc. pain or
Hull ut tint lientiii ru. ,
OOTHKNIll'ItO. Neb. Oct. 12-tSpc.ial i
Colonel K, It. Hutchlns of Pes Moines
epoke here tonight upon the campaign is- ,
sues to a largo audience. The opera house
was full and quite n number occupied the
standing room in the rear of the building
M-'h
v It ti
i - t t lit e
. 1 1 ! f ' rile and t he poison
'tl rn und clean1!! frmn
So.ui ever -iuii and i-t:iptcm
i iinmeteir utui forever No
UltBAKIN't OCT" of I he disease on the skin
or face Treatment contain no dangerous
drugs or injurious mniii ine
ucni m pn L" ot MASiioonfrom I'x-
Ii i i '"""'" nr Vu-i im to NtnvufP
SEXUALLY l)i:ini itv or PxilAt'STlo.s.
WASTIM. WEVKNKss ISVol.f.NTAItV Lossfs,
with L.vttl.Y IO.i VY tn Vnt.Mi anil MliUil.r.
Aorn lack of vim v igor at it stretigtli. w lth
sexual organ Impair d i.nd v eak
STPICTUBF Itudi' ain t nred with a new
o cc-?Hnd l"tiiii'- Home Trent-
nna LLtti n eat No in-triimen' nr.pain.
no deteu'lon from hnsine c :,,tn rrhoe a,
Kidney and UUd.ier Tr .ni ;e
(Till) OI'AltANTi:i:o.
Consult Jtlon free. Irtdtmcnl b Mill.
all mi or uii.lre-s in S. tdtli St.
ivtstssa.r
tn
e. .1.,. . - i v . . tarm'-m V i ."TS ' T. J'vt T ...' --i1!,
iifvM:f r.
. ... i-. ... ; ! nn..rh of twi hours nnd a half. At 7:S0
one is interested. The program for tomor- 1 the Trenton band assembled at the court j AftPr a o B0nB9 bv our ,,., K,,. Qp Seai'lBS & SOai'lBS, Omaha, Neb.
i. rntin-.'. v. s-m c n. ,tovnfinni house and gav o some music, while the crown ci.,D .ho roonei talked in an easy nnd
exercises, led by Mrs. L S. Ferguson, read- 'entered tne court mom. sianu. ,- rmm. ur
Ing of minutes, district presidents' report, j ''ig at a premium and mnny falling to gain
drill on state minutes, parliamentary Urlll ! nlmtHton.
ntcn is a toreeiui anu aoie speuaer ui j,uuu
address, well posted, aud his handling of
llryan and the democratic follies without
Woi'U of I'liiirmiii' Com mil tee.
KKAHNF.Y. Neb. Oct. 12. -(Special.)
The chairman of tho violation committee
of the Stale Hoard of Pharmacy Is a res-
lilnn nf teicrnnv nnd ho savs the ennltnlt-
"I mytself bellove ttfj l)ccJJ ()()lnK somt R(J0(, work hy
getting the violators of pharmacy Inws In
trqulre me to prescribe the form of ballot
an 1 therefore tho county clerks cannot be
compelled to follow tny arrangement if It Is
Illegal."
The attorney general certainly bellovch
'hat or he wouldn't have given the opinion. '
said K. W Neli-oii, formerly se-retary of the
populist state committee
it i right and Just "
vn auuene m uio secretary oi staie s oi- 0 , , nf lllp ,att Slr
r..o said "Attorney Oeneral Smyth has not the ,as( ,PllnK ot lhe hoard Oeorge L.
decided tho iniportnnl U.Mtlon. lie says In Anjr0B of sterling, C. A ltusell of Hen-
that opinion that the fusion vote .atinot b. demon, F M-Elrath of Wlnsldo and A. U
.onstru.sl a the vote of one distinct party., .MUrhend have been prosecuted for viola-
That may be true, but nevertheless It does tlon8 of the ,,,, pharmacy law. Instruc-
not decide the most impoi'tiint Question of ,,,, h.lVp ,,,, rct.,.lve(I from the stfe
the whole controversy. The law provides oar(1 of iMuirtnucy to cotitlnuo proseru-
tbat tho party receiving the highest num- ons Hn,, eommittee of violation ln-
berof vote at the last general election shall tPn,is t0 vigorously prose ute all offender
bo given llrsl place on the otUi'lul ballot and .
tho attorney general says the countv clerk Will I'm In Telephones.
Is the man to decide which party reelvotl OAKLAND. Neb. Oct. 12 -(Special. )
gloves was n hot shot that not all expected.
sounder County MorOnzngc.
graceful manner. In his argument he read
a number of llryau's speeches made four
years ago predicting rutn and (Isaster nnd
asked the audlenco how many were true.
I'm poet trc llrluhl.
LOUP CITY. Neb.. Oct. 12-( Special. ) -W.
K. Summers of Omaha spoke to a
crowded house here Wednesday nlcht on
WAHOO. Neb. Oct 12. ( Special. Tno i thc political Issues of the day from n re-
following are the mortgages niefl and re
leased in Saunders county for the month
of September-
Farm mortgages Hied 2.1. amounting to
2S.348.Sj, satisfied 23, amounting to J1S,
285.60. City mortgage filed 10, amounting
to f.ri.2S4 40. satisfied l"i. amounting to $! -659
02. Chattel mortgage filed 94. amount
ing to 542.294 43. satisfied 20, amounting to
J17.S13 73.
CHURCH WEATHER ON SUNDAY
VVil'hi nutoo l iireeost Include Tun
I'll I c l)ll tilth scmtlieusterl
V lllds.
WSHINCiTON, O. t. 12 Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday
Nebraska Fair Saturday and Sunday,
southeasterly winds.
Illinois -Fair Saturday and Sunday; light
northeasterl , islnfting 'o southerly, wind
Western Texas. New
publican standpoint. Mr. Summer handled
the Issues In n clear, concise and scholarly
manner, dealing largely with W. J llrvan's
prophecies of four years ago. Tho repub
licans of Sherman county fool that their
cause Is considerably brighter and pros
pect tire flattering for a good sltliwlng this
rear.
Mnle Vote fffir Me K I n I e.v.
LINWOOD. Neb.. Oct. 12. (Spei lal I -Joseph
LunKor, presidential elector. Rob
ert Iluzlckn. editor Pnkrok Zapatvi, and F
' J. Fass of Crete, spok io a crowded house
hero last evening Much enthusiasm was
i shown, and several votes made for tho ro
i publican ticket One man who voted for
Hrn four years ago was heard to sa .
, "I know from nn own experience what
i they say on the monev question is right "
RHEUMATISM.
NLW (iRI.CANS. April 10. '.SOT
DR. ItAt'WA Y V in
I have been .i surferer from llheumatlsm
fur more tli.i'i fK tuontbs I could not raise
tn hniiii to mi In .ol or put mv bund be
hind me. re- (,m ink, off ni own -hlrt
Iltfi r I had t'n.h-l t ' n e foiirtli nf i
bottle nt Its.lnm s H-.-oU Keller I i ni 1.1
use in uriti . well c . .r You w-. ee
whi I hue h cr. .it fait'' in mhii Jte'le'
Yours tr i'v VV I' KKIt
Fimme, t t M- lis. i ' P.i-it .cti.l Hh-e
i" i.-t r .' I i. t
at fg
H.. a.A-1 I I IiA Xil l?i' 'f fc"'L! Jt E
I aii ygjtm?nrt"''"r'"-' . . -
1 i n
m
urday and Sunday; south'
Iowa. Missouri, Kansas
kota -Fair Saturday nnd Sunday
easterly winds
tho highest number of votos. Now does he A meeting wns called at Birtha. Neb., nine i Indian Territory and Arknnsas
mean that the county clerk should take into nines noriuenst or Oakland, ror ine purpose
consideration the total vote of the siute or 1 organizing a nock mmpany to build
onlv the vote of the county For Instance. I ' telephone line betwtea Oakland and
Mill ih elerk of Lancaster countv be culdnd Bertha. V stock company was formed with
by the total vole or by the vote cast In the a capital stock of $.'..000 and a paid up stock j North Dakota. Colorado, Wyoming and
county After tho first question Is decided of $1,000 The line when completed will Montana (iencrnlly fair Saturday and
It will bo necessary to decide tho ono 1 have t ieuu " uasmru. nine macs norm or bucaay; vonnuie wiuuu.
iiuriun. vn ine mrruers along 'tie tine nave
volunteered to take shares. When this Is
completed most of the farmers will liavo
telephone service; they are now getting n
doily mail.
Had win s rteadv Kellef I a sure cire for
ery Pan Sprains Uralses Pains In thc
nark. Chem and Limbs .
Taken Inward1. thre Is not a remed'al I
icent In the vvr'il that wli c ire Fever and i
Ague and a!1 other malarious. I. Ilia ii. und !
othvr fevets. an'.-. I nv KADWAYS PILLS ,
so ciuirklv as HAIiIv IV S ItiSADY Hli
LIBF .Sold b drisrlsts
HADWAY A- i'o . k. niiri St . New York
The Irish Girl Is the best there is'
We mean tho IH1SH (IIKL CIOAU.
It Is Cuban Hand Made.
Tho tobaccos used nro the finest of Old Vcnlta Havana.
These tobacco wero purchased beforo the Spanish war and
vou know this means superior to recent cropH.
:t has been known as a brand for 20 yearH nnd tho mak
er have a reputation to sustain.
That Is why there Is no better 10c cigar In tho world.
McCORD-BRADY & CO.
Distributors. Omaha, Neb.
Just proposed."
i'et of I he Letter.
Following Is tho full text of the uttorncy
general's letter
LINCOLN. Neb. Sept I - To Hon. J A
J.eydii. County Attorney, Fall City: Dear
Kir Yours of the 25th nil was duly re
ceived In II ou state that the mnty cork
requested you to write to me und aK: "As
tn ihe order lu which the t .linen of i audi
dales shnjld be put nil the debet t tho
coming ) i Hon That i , u'letlwr the
fllElon ticket at the last ttetlTVl id. tloil
shall bo consider 'd ni one p-im an I oe en
titled t tin- tlrt place for , . .imlldat-.i or
whether the republicans shii'l no entitled to
the first pi vce. they doubtless bavli.it cast
the liinseHi vine oi any iiikimet party in
Proof of Omul Thues.
BHAI.NAHD. Neb. Oct. 12. -(Special!
I.neiil lte'orl.
OFKICF. ril'THK WKATI I Kit lit'ItLAI'
OMAHA. Oct 11 -Olllclal re old of f m pet
ti! ure and preiinllatlon. compared vvltli the
correspondiiij! dav of the lust three -...irs
lie ivin is;is ts'.
Maxlmum temperature . 74 ic c,i 7
Minimum tempi-rature ... 4fi ' 4.'. I
Averaiie lemnt rature . . . I 7!i '' ., c
i r
. . . .... I Preclplliitlon 0
1 , ""'7'": Keiord ot temperalure and preclplta.
ihe banks In this (Iluileri county, the loial ' )mBm for t,B day und since Mar. h
deposits were Jl.24.9U6 nnt lhe cash re- itum.
sorvo on hand wns J6.12.S4l. When It Is Normal temperalure
nkoii Into consideration that there Is nut ' f.Xces Tor tne nay
a largo lown in this county and that at
least "6 per cent of ihe deposits are moneys
belo.iglug to the farmers. It shows that thej
never had better times than tho 'pretient.
this counts
ln reply thereto potmlt mi to aawr that
I 1. .1 i. ...... I ... , .....1,1 .....
hr..' nnlltlcal ill 1 l im .' in.iti itlnL the I'liriii llrltik's liooil Price
fusion party as sepanue and dlnllnei par- SClll'YLKIt. Neb, Oct 12. (Special.)
lies. Heetlon ll'l of -hnptcr ..xv oi clnres a. g. (!rPtn. living two mile southwest of
Iftrn'Smfn " "ls
lions shall have the p.irtv title n' ni -h ' farm at $40 per acre, a total of $16,000
part so nnmlnatlnB nlm primed uiin his
name "
The ftislnnlstii claim Ihe ri-rh- and I -stiv
so. to have printed after the name of m.h
of their candidates the ivm of e.ien initv
nominating them l'bl i.iIm ,i be b.i.-ed
onl on the theory Hi.it Hie tlemocruli . the
populist ntlii the tree silver rep ibllctns -ire
hopartito and distinct .mil hence the; the
name of each should appear upon Hie Pal
l"t after the name of the candidate noml
rated by each 1.' tho fusion partv Is lo
tre.it inl as one partv by what legal nam
would It bo designated on the ballot? It
could not be called the fusion party, if
ra ie the fusion nariv did not hold a con
vention w'lhln the meaning of lhe statu.
It could .iot be called a democratic. Hip
nllst and free sliver republican ptrty, be- I
cause no party bv that aame held i. iMi-
vnt!in lint ench of the '.'st n.iniiM nr-
nl" -VAioc Io ,?s' oVium V.,:: ,n: bv ' I-'U"' t Congregational church
Mrt io of these step, tojeth.-r iih ' er gave a Harvest Homo fair at tho opera
rr. nred the rUht m have Its mine ti .nr house yesterday afternoon nnd evening
nVi .Vou'"1,';:: xiX'",; om.i The ,0-
the fusl r.i.-ta s.iuic.t be ti al-4 a t ' re . lpis were $113.
This Is land adjoining ns good, or better,
thai five or si years ago could not be sold
at $2.'. per acre. A Mr. Payzant of Iowa,
brother of Henry A Payzant, four miles
northwest of Schuyler, wa tho purchaser.
Pope speaks nt leiid.
ME Ml. Neb. Oct. 12 -(Bperlal ) Hon.
J. D. Pope, republican candidate for con
gross in tho Fourth district, addressed the
people of Mead and vicinity nt the opera
house last nvenlng. A good crowd was
present and Mr Pope made an excellent
speech.
tlnrvest 1'itlr lit LelKli.
LK10H. Neb., Oct. 12 --(Special. )-Tho
Total excess rlnco March 1 ...
Normal precipitation
Dc-flclency for the dnv
Total rainfall since March 1.
Deficiency since March 1 ...
Deficiency for cor period. ls!9
Deficiency for cor period, l9
Itcporl from simloiis nl s P. VI.
Mexico, Oklahoma. , mcmxmvFAiw&mm
and Sth Da- , ilWK
D JUi II- B It . f-iil VU 1 IT T "tt -a JtiTi" iJflL'M Tni I
WwmJf 'f if
iOPi n
"'i lie t.
2.'. no n,..s
1 19 Inch
6 (3 Inch
3 31 Inc h' a
6TATION3 AND STATE
OF WEATHER.
i' 1 Ss i
Sir3! -
North Tlntte, clear 1
Cheyenne, cloudy
Salt Lnke City eloudy I
Rapid Ity. rart eloudy
Huron, clear 1
WlllUton. clear '
Chicago. c:oar
St. lenils. clear I
tt Paul, dear
Davenport clear I
Kansas City, clear
Helena, cloudy
Havre, clear ;
Bismarck, clear
Galveston, clear
T Indicate traie nf precipitation
i. a welsh
Local Furecast oirlclnl
King-
C7
Cabinet"
It cot, you have mlsse.i a good thing. I
This exquisite malt beverage stands on a
unique basiB. It sella Itself. Its fame an)
reputation Is the cury of many. The palate, j
the beneficial results achieved "wPbin" tbe j
luucr man are tbe only and real judges ol 1
Its raeritj. Approved of oy them. It tri
umphantly enters Innumerable household.
Where CablneJ. enters, doctors and drui
tills exit.
nnmvKii hy
riti:o iv ut u iiitr.wivo co
I'litue 4'jn. oviAHA. M:n
GREAT CARPET SALE.
ffi 74 ,
e ."i
CO . 72 m
C2 til v
C2 0 f"i
flft 7fi i.)
m 70 ro
IjA f il)
65 72 i i
6i 7:
61 70 i o ;
CS 70 "1 1
84 (1 nl
S0,70 (0
fs (f, fO
7t5 7K U .
Acfsfcasdirty andfrompfy.
Cleanses the System
Gently and Effectually
when bilious or costive.
resents in thc most accrptabtebrm
the laxative principles of plants
Jen own ii act most bvieflc:iilly.
TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
BUY THE GENUINE MANFD. BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPCO.
SAN TRANCISCO, CAl
L0UISVIUE ,KY NtWYORK, H.Y.
for talc by drujfittl - fifitt 50 1 prr totte,
A Ground Floor
: Office
CP.
All the elegant carpets used the nitrlil of the: ball at
tin' Den tm t-alo at hip reiluetinnp. Come tomorrow,
brinp; tiieaHureinciits. The alin an' not inllaUvl i'or
ad frtit-in-:' purimses, but arc exactly what the .croodH
originally Ml(Ul'tir.
SI. 15 Regular Value Axminsfer Carpets, sale price 85c
75c AII-WggI Ingra n Oaipeis, sale price
65c Ait-Wool Ingrain Carpets, sale price
OCc
44c
4 sic Ingrain Carpets, choice pai, ems, sale price 25c
30c faffing, lot of patterns, sale price - 16c
4
IB
With a Big
Vault
Located right on Faruam Street, In hq
IiHE I'Kiiof building Is an oppor-
i unity whlih ma not come again for g
years There Is another largo room 4
adjoining whbh you may luve. It you
want It, which opens on tbe court
niertrlr light, hct and Jsnitor serv- R
are Included tn the rental a
h r.
ice
Besides, there Is an advantage In R
being In tho bes' building in town.
; R. C. Peters & Co., ;
Rental Agents,
Ground floor,
Ucc Building, o
o a
ROCKER
This elegant roll tionl neat
Hocker, highly hand polished,
mahogany finish, very comforta
ble, very choice deHgn. You
must pee the rocker to J'ully aji
jireeiate the big value. Always
fold at ii.uu Saturday each
$4.75.
Siore open Satiirtlu cvcniiij; until 'i n'clncU.
"WALK IN AND LOOK AROUND."
ORCHARD & WILKELIVB CARPO" CO.,
1414-1416-1418 Douglas Street.