Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 3, 1891, Page 8

IN MURDERER NEAL'S CELL. @overnor Thayer Holds a Conference with Allan Jones' Slayer, EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY. PLEAS FOR After His nmed nt What the Governor Said Talk With the Conde Man--People Who W to Console Neal. Governor Thayer was in Omaha yesterday lovking into the evidence and alleged evi dence in the Ed Neal case, The governor as closoted for hour with Mr. Charles Ogden Clark, the fallen woman who bending all her encry to save the condemned man from the gallows. Mr. Ogden has rotained by the won as an attorney in the case and she met the governor yesterday morning to lay before the alicged evidence that she claims to ba that Neal is innocent It was rumored that Joe Cl governor that sho was k2d Neal's sister, but this story was scouted by others. The'gov ernor was very much worried over the m ter but wou say but little excepting to the ntorneys and the woman Heo said to one gentleman, *“‘In arly all the cases of this kind that I have had to deal with, there has been no question as to the guilt’ of the condemned men, but in this case”—and then he stopped sud denly and aftor hesitating tow seconds said, I svppose there can be but little doubt about this case.”” Nenl's attorneys fecl quite confident that t governor will commute the sentence. He visited Noal in his cell at 2 o'clock and had a long conversation with him. To a BEE roporter tho governor sald: “M duty in this case is of course an unpleasaut one. 1 do not care to say anything for pubii- e seen the condemned man and d in looking over the evidence. 1 shall not get through looking into the facts in the case for a couple of days yet “Itis rumored tnat you are inclined to gommute tho- soutenco.” Is there anything n 1" “1 have never indicated to any one what my opinions were with regard to the cas All statements to that effect are utterly with- out foundation. When I have thoroughly in- vestizated the case and havo satistied myself with regard to the facts, I will decide whether or not to interfere with the d of the court, It will bo soveral days v fore I shall bo able to investigate the case to my entire satisfaction.” Yesterday afternoon Rev. H. A. Craveof tho Seward street Methodist church calied on Jailor Horrigan and iested an opportu- nity of praying with Noal. Miss H. Itaech also callod at the jail. She informed Horrigan that she was engaged in prison work and wanted to seo 1d Neal. She vas informed that it would bo impossiblo to gam aamission to his ceil. ‘Tho refusal was met with tears and as tho little voman started to go she left o testament, with the request that it be sent up to-tho. murderer’s cell. In the meantime active preparations forthe going on, that everything may be in read mess for' the final drop. Yesterday, under the direction of tho sheriff, Assistant City Engineer Craiz staked off tho ground whero the enclnsure will ve built. The space is on the southwest corner of the court house grounds, 38x42 fect. The jail walis will form the north and east side of tho enclosure, whilo the south and we: will be sixteen feet higb, built of bo: scaffold will be erccted in: - Cure for the Drink Habit. The John Holiday Remedy company, of Burhngton, Ia., guaranteos to cure the drink babit and dypsomania. Home troatment. Remedy sure. Ingredionts harmless. _Por bottle, ‘postpaid, with full dircetions, $2.50. No testimonials’ published, and corréspond- ence kept inviolate. We nave used our own medicine, Oma/ wac than Joe been more and has sies ar k had told the a p: de of this, oY al exvosition, rt Sunday afternoon. A GRAND JURY, grand Dne Cannot Be Called Year. It is now evident that there will be no grand jury called durmg_the present term of tho district court. Thursday afternoon Judge Estello and County Attorney Mahonoy held & consuitation and decided that the ower to call a grand jury during torm timo abrolutely taken away from the court. If such a body convenes, it cannot e before the February term. Judge Tstello is of the opiaion if tho find- ings of the various investigating committees are true that thero is plenty of work for such & jury to perform. Tu the furniture case the judgo states that 1f it 15 truo that Billingsloy, the agent for Ketcham Furniture company, aetually of Councilman Specnt a bribe'if he would vote to award the city hall furniture contract to his company, the subject is proper to be co sidgered by ihe judge of the police, and then if the manis fouad guilty tho case can taie Its regular courso and come before tho dis- trict court. In the other cases, referring to tho Thirteenth street grade and the alloged charges that certain councilmen accepted money to influence their votes, those matters could onty be considered by a graud jury, Until xt Court Notes. Judge Davis is laboring with the case of William B. Hamilton against the Home Fire Insurance company. Hamilton alloges that during tae year 1880 he insured his houso with the above named compauy, giving premium notes in payment. Failing to pay the notes when due, the company brought suit. In the moantime the house burned and Hamilton, paying his notes, demanded tho sum for which his property was insured §1,000. The company sets up as & dof that tho notes were past duo and unpaid the time of the fire and consequently the policy of insurance was not in force, Anlinteresting case, W. I. Phillips against the Cook Anchor and'Cable company of Kan- aas and J. B, Farran, is on trial before Judge Forguson, The plaintift allegos that in the yoar 1888 the Cook Anchor and Cable com pany sold Furran o patent right, for which ho was to pay the sum of §00. ' Drafts for the umount wore accopted by Farean and bofore comiug due ‘wero sold to Phillips When the paper was due Farran refused to paw: claumiug that ho hud beon swindlod arrau tells a different talo. He alloges t Phillips and the Cuook Anchor and Cable company are swindlers; that they constitute a gane of swindlers, orgunized to floece the farmors. He admits that ho was mduced to purchase a job lot of patent right articies which wero to bave been shipped to him at Hastings. The goods nover showed up, but six months after ho talked with the glib tongued agent ho received a notice that an Omabu lawyer hold $i00 of paper against bim. Honow doclares that bo never signed any drafts or notes, only an ug; as tho agent for tho sald of the a the contract he sigued was changed iuto uegotiable paper and that Phillips 1s & part of the Cook Anchor and Cable company. The jury today returned a verdict in the sas0 of Joseph Baker and others against John H. Groen, The case grew out of the dis- putedtitle to the Grandview stone quarry iract of land in the southorn portion of the sity. ‘l'hie verdict was for tho plaintiff s Small fu size, great in results; Littlo Early Risors. Best pill tion, best for sick headuche, stomiach DoWitt's for constipa best for sour - Omaha industrial exposition, sacred concert Sunday afternoon, - grand When Daby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was & Child, she eried for Castoria, When sho became Miss, she clung to Castoria, ‘Whea she bad Childres, she gave them Castoria, PUBLIC NOTICE Interesting to Everybody. Messrs, West and Sabel. presenting at the Farnam Street theater next week, with their exceilent New York compuny, the society comedy drama, **The Old, Oid Story,” desire to announce to the publie that Mr. Daniel Frohman has seen fit to publish a card (in New York) to the Ooct that Messrs, Wost and Sabel are ndeavoring to mislead the public into the beliof that their comp: is a Lyceum theater rond company. This statement the part Frohman is false, Messrs.. West and consider it beneficial to be so misrepre sonted their company in ** The Old, Old Story™ being far stronger than any rond company ever presented by Mr. Frohman, Vhat Mossrs, West announce, and wish known by the pub- lie, ave the facts that *The Old, Old Story” was played at the Lyceum thea- ter in New York. The comedy was en- thusiastically received by the press and public and was o g success, [Wus pronounced by the press as *belongi to the same eluss as “I'he Charity Ball’ and ‘Men anda Women® and one of the most interesting things ever done at the Lyceum theater.”| The play and com- pany stand on their merits, and have been enthusiastically received whereve presented, and pronounced everywhere one of this season’s strongest attractions. it it DoWitt's Littio karly Risors: bost little pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath, SOUTH OMAILA Places for Registra The Board of Registration will sit on the following days at tho time and place desig- nated: Thursda st on of Mr. Sabel would not and Sabel do . October 6, 1801, from 8 o'clock a m. to0oclock, p. m.; Wednesday, October I 1801, from 8 o'clock . m. to 9 o'clock p. Thursday, October 22, 1801, from 8 o'clock . o'clock p. m.; Friday. October 30, 1801, from 8 o'clock a. . 00 0'clock p. m.; Saturday, Oc tober 31, 1801, from 8 o'clock a. w. to 9 o'¢lock 1 lio places for registration are located as follows: Tirst ward—First office on Twenty-sixth st N streets: Second precinet, Polsley & House- man's foed store on Twenty-fourth street, be- VR IRt LTS LRI th 1 LY 1Fd DrosTHOt a1 ing house cast’ side of Twenty-fourth strect, beiween K and L streets, Second Wird—I'rst pre office, Twenty-sixth street, between N strects; second precinet, Hrown Park Twenty-seventh street, between Q streots: Third precinet, Gleason's bullding, Bellevue avenue, Abright, Third Ward—First precinet, Kauthold's bullding, Q street, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-vightl strects; Second” procinet, city tire bullding, Thirty-first and R streets. Fourth Missouri Pacific railroad Wi building, cast of Exchango building. preciuct, Lemw's scalo t, between M and inct, Judge Breen's and O hotel, and It grocery Democr cetings. Tho Third Ward Democratic clab held an enthusiastic meeting Thursday evening. T. J. Maloney presided. Speeches wero made and considerable interest manifested, Id- ward Hanley, Jokn Winnsly, James Broady and T. J. Maloney were chosen trom the club to be recommended at tho caucus tonight as suitable delegates to the county convention. Meeting agjourned until Saturday evening at S o'clock sharp. Meetnes will be held in the various wards of South Omaha to choose delegates to the county democrat convention at the times and piaces stated below First Ward—At Pivonka’s hall, on Twenty-fourth strects, Saturday October 3, Third Ward—At J. N. Burke's hall on west Q street, Friday evening, Octoer 2. The convention will be held October 10 at 20'clock p. m. in Washington hall, Omaba. L and ovening, Notes Atout the City. wuyler Smith is home from an extended visit to Murray, la. Mrs. J. F. Cornish has roturned from a visit to Oskaloosa, Ia. M. M. Catchpole of Stirling was a visitor at the Exchango yesterday. A. H. Calvin, Rochelle, 11, is the guest of hi; old friend, Captain Cockrell. Miss Hattid Scott was called home to Eagle Grove, la., by the sudden death of her brothe Or. F. K. visiting his brothe fourth and K streets, W. H. Worswick, jr., arzived In tho city esterday from San Erancisco and is stop- ng with his parents. J. P, Ryan left yesteraay for Galesburg, TUl., to atiend the national ~convention of thé Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Tho opening und social at the Reed hotel bas been postpoued until Monday evening owing to tho inclemency of the weather. Captain J. W. Cress celobrated his fiftieth birthday and a party of his frienas passed a pleasant evening at his home last evening. William Hike, charged with assault with inteut to kill, was found guilty yosterday and senteaced to thirty days in the county jail. Billy O'Keofe, formerly u well known con tractor of this city, died in Macon, Gu., & fow days since. The family have a number of relatives here. The entertainment and was to have been given Alpha lodge, Daughters been indefinitely postponed. Al Carpenter has wound up his business affairs and_severed his connection with tho firm of Cockrell, Hunt & Carpenter and will leavo for Tacoma, Wash., in a few days. Tke McCarthy, living near Papillion, got mixod up 1 o threshing machine, and 'had ribs broken and was otherwise Saxe of Santa Clara, Cal, is A, W, Saxe, Twenty- reception which last_evening by of Rebekah, has pworth league entertainment, and orange festival that was to havo been glven last evening at the Methodist church, cornor \ty-third aud N streets, has beon post- poned Au attempt was made Thur burglarize O'Connor's salood, which was nipped in the bud by the vigi leuce of koundsman Murphy. The thief was scared off before ho sceured unything. Tho Adams Expross company has estab lished an ofice” at South Omaha and com menced business Wednesday, J. P, Ever is agent, with his ofice in the basement of tho Packers' National bank. Tho adaition of the Adams company gives to South Omaha rep tation to ull the exvress companies whicu have agencies in Omaha, - Apariiia has the tar fore the public. m this stat - - Omaha industrial exposition sacred concert Sunday afternoon, - Mortgag Register of Deeds Megeath has introduced anew feature in bis office, It is a book show- ing the roal estate mortgages filed and dis charged. ‘This book will bo totaled on the last day of each month. Last month the fig ures were as follows: Farm mortgages filed, four, consideration 28,0005 on city property, 1, $402,5%5, tgages releasod, five, 2005 on ity v, 240, $308,5258, {ay evening to Hood's any med druggist will conf st salo of Any honest netn, grand a. acy, for purity, and for improve ment of the complexion nothing equals Pozzoni’s Powder e Building 1 ts. The following permits were 1ssued by tho superintendent of buildings yesterday : LB, Willlams, r Fit- ‘tecath and D TWo IInoE per Irs 1o store, 150 Stroets, its Total, ... The Latest Con Why is Haller's Sursaparilla and Burdock like the most popular suap of the day Because they both cleause the skin and leave it both soft and velvery, -— Mar Licenses The following llcenses wero Judge Shields yesterday: Name and Address. o Finoey. Omaha isie Trabill, Omuba bert Camiog, Omaha. .., berine Campbell. Omakia -~ nauses, no riy Risors Beat pill, 1ssued by gripplug, no DeWitt's Little Ey Swall pill, Safe pill, when taken pain are HE OMAHA DAILY BERE SATURDAY MADE GOOD BIDS FOR GRAIN. Daily Calls on 'Ohange Inaugurated by the Board of Trade, MOVERS PLEASED WITH THE PROSPECT. 8 Offered a Missouri River Basis are Botter Than Competis tive Markets—A Question of Inspection, Atlast Omaha has a erain market where the farmer may como and sell his grain and deal direct with the buyer on a sharp com- potitive basis and at figures which exceod offored in any other miasket in the United States The marl o'clock went those 11 cull ot yesterday at the was opened morning and off in a piritea mannel with sharp bidding. Prices were comparatively higner than those in any other market, and bidders stood ready to buy all that was of fered. Owii to the “fuct that it was not genevally known that the market would open today the attendance was confined to the grain men in the Board of Trade building. :cretary Nason rapped the meeting to ordc and outhined the situation briefly, speaking of the importance of making a start in opening up a market L. D. Fowler was then called for and spoke briefly of the immense resources surrounding Omata and of his abiding faith in the su cess of agrain market established here. He alluded to his experience in tho grain busi- ness and based his ideas of tho success of Omaha as ag rain center on the result of his obse ations in this se on. He urged the grain men to throw off all old fogy iucas and make a start, H. C. Millor mounted the platform to make the call for the day. He suggested that all bids bo made on the Mississippi_river basis which is u few cents lower than the city’s price. ‘That is, all bids should be made with the understanding that the grain was to bo delivered at the Mississippi river at the pric€ agreed upon, the shipper to pay the freight to that poiut. Mr. Millar also s dealers ho represented we to accept the Omaha inspection. What grain they bad received on the Omaha_insj had proved satisfactory and if the remained the same it would bo satisfactory to them, but they not sure that ' this would be the case. < City inspecton he said, w ailure and it was impossi- vle to sell au u on that inspection and it would be necessary for the Omaha inspe to bo proven reliable beforo it would bo cepted. The call then proceeded and the bidding was lively. There werc no takers but iv was clearly demonstrated that the Omaha price is to boa ood stiff ono as compared with Chicago and St. Louis. siuess was on a cash basis for delivery from five to ten days at tho Mississippi river. Quota- tions were as follows : Witear—Turkey No. 3 red, wheat, 01 3 Hie big, 54ljc Slige; No. ed that the grain © not yet willing entirely were 0.3, 813¢; No. ¢; No. 4 red, 83 No. 2 sprin ked. c, 20 days ship- ment. Oats -No. 2 white, 27 No. § mixed, e Informauon Free. Do you know that any old sore or cut can beabolutely curod by the intelligent use of Haller's Barbed Wire Liniment: Be merci- ful to your horsc and try it. Omaha industrial exposition, sacred concert Sunday No. 8 white, 2ic; grand ANNOUNCEME: Mr. Frank Daniels' comody company, now at tne new Boyd, are at present busily en gaged during daylight in rehearsing a new play catled “The Attorney,” which 1t1s his intention to play once or twice a week later in the season. The company is also rehen ing two pretty little curtain raisers, “An Object of Iuterest” and *Tho Kool of the Family,” which he will use alternately with the new play. Mr. Daniels went to Europe tho past summer, partly for pleasurg and in the hopo that e might possibly pick up something in the shape of a new play. Finally he came across Monkbouse, the popular Lon don comedian, who owned 'a comedy that he had_produced in Englaud more than a thou- sand times. Monkhouso is at present the principal comedian in “La_Cigale,” but not- withstanding ho gave a performance of his comedy expressly for Mr. Daniels. Daniels was delighted and bought the play outright, He is now at work Americanizing it and will produce it next season, Commencing with matimee Sunduy next at the Farnam Street theater, West & Sabel's New York company will play *“The Old, Old Story.” This society comedy is said to bo cqual to *“The Wife'” and “Men and Women” and bubbles with bright comedy and pleas- g situations from beginuing to end, like good champagne, Everywhere this laugh- able story been told the audiences speak ouly in its praise. Sale of scuts is now pro- gressing. Only this morning the box oftico was_opened and the rush for seats fore- shadows crowded houses at the Farnam all next week, Tho beautiful Carmencita, who hes mado such an impression in the east by her won- dorful dancing, will be at Boyd's theater on Monday, Tuesday and Wednésday next, and will be supported by a company of Spanisn tudents, It is smd that in Carmencita's “sunjago” the eye can scarcely follow her movements, Shé sways and leaps and bonds suddenly, and tosses und glides and whirls and turns and crouches and rises again, and in whatever position she ussumes thero is porfect rythm in each inexpressibly gracetul line and billow of limb and garment. Car- mencita carries with her an ablo company of singers, and during her performanco, Von Suppe's oneact operetta, *The Lovely alatea” will bo given, and also Offenbach’s one act comic opera, “Lovo by Lantorn Light.” The sale of seats fox Carmencita will open at 9 o'clock Saturday morning. For the last three evenings of next week Brouson Howard's groat war drama, *Sheu- andoah,” will be the attraction at Boyd's new theater. Owing to the very long and fatiguing work Mr. Daniels has to do in his play of “Littlo Puck,” ho has_decided not to kive a matinee this afternoon. Three moro night per- formances will bo given of “Littie Puck," to- night and Saturday and Sunday nights, For ety Use Horsford’s Acid I’hosphate. Dr. John J. Caldwell, Baltimore, Md., says : “Ithas proven by experiment and experi- ence to be highly beneficial in incoriety and meontal troubles." - industrial exposition, t Sunday afternoon, Doyl The Inquest over tho remains of W. F. Doyle, who was found dead in the op- posite the Paxton Weduesday night, was held yesterday morning. T dict was that the deceased camo to his death from a pistol shct fired by his own hand with suicidal intent The remains will bo forwarded this ovoning to his home at Carleton, Neb, - - ill, but a very good one. 1y Risers, Omaha sucred conc grand A very small Witv's Little E: SICK HEADAGHE Positively cured by these Little Piils, They also reileve Dis- tress from Dyspepsia, In digestion and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect rem- edy for Dizziness, Nauses,| Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated| Tongue, Paln tn the ide, TORPID LIVER. They rogulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALLPILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRIC De BABY A SOLID SCAB Toriuring Disease of Blood and Skin. Many Dootows Fail. 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I OXE M PAIN PLAS scintie, o, k 1S, The first o gthening TICUIA ANTI e hest w s patnkilling stren I tonk Cold. I took Sick, 1TOOK AN BoT IS OCTOBER SELLING SHOES e store” or lace”? “Lace 'y came in today. ut” Anl so it goe: Sl Lo $3.90 We sce them marke We sell the finest American Calf Shoe that it's possible to make, dollar shoe that a a different affair from sel majority of our customers know our shoe stock and you'll see shoes sold in less time and with comes a man in a hurry. “Gimme nother pair Here comes “All nieht, give m “Say ! \«»11' Got any o' them three nineti s. They've all been here before. he's a nunl i customer of ours after that. We sell yon a wor counters that will ¢ sell more solid weur tc lylllh ular. 54.5 “cracked $5.5 We sell the finest made, the stock is the finest to be ha less words than you another man. ¢ a pair of sevens, ies like the kicks on king man's shoe, give you gool satisfac a genuine Goodyear Welt four dollars with ever o' them dollarnaquarter shoes,nines, me tion Calf ) the inch than any other in shoe stor We sell the finest Cordovan and Kangaroo Shoes, 1|:1I|_\' “cracked up” by shoe man as the dressiest kind of shoes and you'rd about seven dollars for ‘cm. lars under the shoe shops. U‘—~1..\ll“ & New T'heater Seventeenth and Harney Streets. FRIDAY, SAT RESULT: AND'SUN I take My Meals, I take My Rest, AND T AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON ; zetting fil 100, ror Scolf's mulsion of Pure Cod Liver 0il and Hypophosphitesof Lime and 50(1;, NOT ONLY CURED MY Imeip- ient Consumption nur b ME UP, AND IS NOW PUTTING FLESH ON MY BONES ] AT THE RATE OF A FOUND A DAY, 1 baleon, TAKE I'T JUST AS EASILY AS 1 DO MILK." for 50 SUCH TESTIMONY IS NOTHING NEW, SCOTT'S EMULSION 1S DOIN 5 DATLY. TAKE NO OTHER. Sexentoed “The Handsome The mas Parqu * THERE ARE NO FLIES ON US” Monday, Taesday and Wednesday The And Lis big comedy company. LITTLE With a bag: URDAY DAY, Oct. 2, 3 and NO Saturday Hatin ter spirit of mocern farce, Mr.Frank Dantels including Bes- Sanson, presenting PUCK car full of new ideas. rquet clrele 1§ A'good reserved seat "1 Good seal s 3 New | Thaatre 1 xor 50 conts enth and Harney Streets, stand Safest Theatre in America” oc sus Danclng Beaut! CARMENGITA. 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C'y Wil oneo'clodk p. 1801, for (ho ere butldings, vie: build D5 8 on the I 1l 1 on the Ch D, Thirteen (1 on the kosebu Vo ltidge Clieyonno bital building « 5, o was at once | ¢ una luld within o fow Tiches of 1t, and with the wddition of o nt of Lot undd from the Liebig Company’s Extract of £ we restored hium (o bis yon Page 5%, Vol 11 nly with fao. ). VON LIEBIG'S I bluo Ink HUMPHREYS® VETERINARY SPECIFICS For Horsos, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AWD POULTRY. 500 Page Boglcan Treatment of Antmals crnes ¢ FeverssGongeatlous Indammation A.A.{Spinal Benlngitis, Milk ¥ stgnature Fove BIB--Niruinse Lomeness, Kheumatism. Distemper, Nasal Dischargess ots e Grubs, Worms, onves Paqumonia, F, ellya 1-.—<.\lln awwin n llt\lu rrhag Urinary nnd id ruptive s Disenwon of Blugle Bottle (over 80 doses), - 60 o Cauneyrwith_Specifics, Manna B ey uro Ol ‘i MeAICator, ".v.rm Jar Vetorinwmg Curo Oily = = Sold by Drugeists; or Sent Prepaid lnv'hfll’fl and in any quantity on Receipt of Price. 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Puu Aceney, 8. 1) Bids are uls means of steun ing the presen Piue Itidge Az dors will be for cuch bu provosed to be CERTIFL Janted Un vent nationul flence of the sufticlent surot to the bidder Liew of u cortif The right | y part of the All th s, Bro AMERL New by BY Open 1 proposals rs Board of Trade, for at lonst FIV the proposal, whicl feited to the U or bidders rocelv H tly exeeuto triumphs 0f seventeen Mont) ity, assisted by the rerow H STUDR cast, prosenting Von Sup, operetta, OVIELY NTS 's one ALATEA 6 ibach's one-uct comie opera LANTERN LIGHT, ved seats—Parquet §1; parquet cir- allery 2c. AT THE GCLISEUM. MAHA INDUSTRIAL FXPOSITION. M cable ROM 2:30 TO 10:30 I ge street the door. SACRED CONCERT DAY AFTERNOON. mitted saturday afternoor —STREET= THEATER. 0 Weok Commenetng past SUNDAY MATINEE, OCTOBER 4. odgetionat the Lycoum Thea s entitled tor, The Old 0Old Story. Wednesday and Satur 3 16¢, 26¢, 3 ay ¢, 50¢, 75c. EDEN MUSEE 1th and Farnam Streets, ily from to 110 p. m AT 1l riniors. Jnmies 16 Coffi, | Irish b pipes. dwmission, Une Dime. 03t Miss Lot Fitzpatrick surdinnd, witoh diun 3-0ut. Don FOR THE ERECTION dings and Stean Hoating e Interior, Office of Indii . DO Sepr. 11th, 1801 endorsed “Pronosals for 0ol bulldinzs and steam heat > miy bo, and uddressed to ner of Indign Afuirs, Wush be recelved at tuls offiee until m. of Thursiay, October sth, cton of the following sehool Th (1) frameday-school Kosebud Reservition, Kidze evation, 8, River Resorvatio industrial cot or De- Af- ne 1oy o 5 fro i R brick briek lsun: house, imiay b examined “Press and Dakotan,” of 0 “Boe,” of Oni a at the I Azency Fort Bennett, 8. D., il Minn i invited for the assembly, hospital und laund 1dings i also sepuri ) hea ' bonrding school butldings nt eney by means of stean. Bid- (uired to submit separate bids ng, and state the lon timo nsumed In thelr constru ED CHECKS —Eich bld must be by w certiffed cheek or d stes depository . or nity of the i o nthe vi biddor, ma E PER CEN o Trd i of to dtount rdraft r i case any bidder | wird shall fail to | truet with good and Ui s ¢ Tt oo od ohgok will 1 bid, if 1 R nited States DEPOT HO FbL th and Mas Hatos frowdl. 0 to $1.50 per day DO YOU BUY YOUR SHOES HERE? CARDY By EXPRESS Send candies $2 or 83 for a box of flne hons, which we willsend $1, s and bou you immediately by express to any part of the country. A box of Sweetmeats AS A GIFT is tho CORRECT THING and always APPRECIATED. Our never fail to give entire satisfaction. Address, BALDUFF, Omaha, Neb. DOUCHERTY’S ve¥ ENGLAN Do Wew Englund Iirand, Loavos T unable to procuro RHANDON BELLS B0AP 6o INGE MEAT THE ORICINAL Satlsfactory o Ment In tho Market. Bubatitutos and Crids Do deceived byt always Insist on tho “Iho best mudo. SOLD ¥ ALL GROCERS. NO OTEHBRE a Delleato and Lasting Odor After Using, d 1@ stamps and rocolve & cako by return mall. JAS. SPECIA ular Sool 1ng UK threo wrapners of ha Rond S.KIRK & CO., Chicago. Shandon Rells Walts (the pop- y Waltz) sent ¥ N0 send- on Bolls Soap. 100 in stamps for samplo bottle Shandon Bells Perfume. w0 New Wlnuentmns like of all. to Omaha and floor e n /\///' “Iwun Dr. Throdkmortra’s pitent N : down of plutes; bite anything y th remaln firm, Just tae thin rs, luwyers and 1o spuakers. wiore thian rubber plates, within Dr. Bulloy. Dentist without plates Pri Junty. O Qmishi. / () /// R/ xton b UR MEN UNLY b lustred, Firis Ealdrged Xl TR L sy Addiess J. . HoUsE, b ta, genuine French Calf Shoe. d and the price is two to three dolt TREE life. neve wo or a as w. VDVH solid been subject Moore’s Tree of Life for except end of the road and [ at the other, ily ¢ headache. Moore and Liver Comy ay Lo kil Tor. u Proojof Lifo, tho Grost Lifa lomolr? arc used in its preparation. more than three times the strength of Cocon mixed w 3 strengthening, and admirably adapted for invalids Sixteon Years Exporlence In tho Tr Ottice, 14 and Farnan i ing them inany other shoe store you were ever in, The as well as our shoe men do. Sit down stairs any day saw before in your life. Here wnd be quick about it! “Got those Goodyear Welts in yet to fit me? Cong dead game All right Here's ress!” feet™? When we sell a man one pair of shoes leather insoles and you some money. that will give you can buy. > windows, sole anl save Shoe, you You'll shoe No five shoe man will show you, can match this shoe in any These shoes are use [his shoe is strictly hands [EEINI@ S VVAEI S INI@ 187 MOORE’ 0F Lll* : 38 T SR rnt v LEAvENWORTI, Kas., € J. B. Moore—My Dear Sir to s neadache Over two years ago I began using it, and 1 have ache since, was at ond 1t ig L heart- suflerers of sick f sick h medicine had a ¢ when the hmore than money to me. ommend it to all Very truly yours, W.B. Lt astor 1st Baptist €. Burch. 00 f Lifo, & positive cura tor iKianay wntand il b ool disersas oo an " urolop using Moora's el GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1678, W. Baker & Co.'s from which the excess of oil s beon removed, is Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble. No Chemicals It has rch, Arrowroot Sugar, and is therefore far more cconomical, costing less than one cent cup. 1t is delicious, nourishing, FASILY DIGESTED, well as for persons in health, Sold by Grocers ovorywhere. BAKER & C0., Dorchester, Mass. DR, \IL( REW, THE SPEOLALIST ont of M forms of PRIVATE DISEASES Ladlos from 1onda Nob. 403 wnd Fomnalo DI Troatmont b Omaha, Kutrance on either siroet, w. . FELIX CHEAM, Ok LOUKALIH ORIENTAL P T Y Tan, Iin oty 1Y, and defies i nde. Atcet itertelt o ¥ it Dr. Lo Tl o & e iau ton the uly Pluless > o eves n pers 1y by il rey