Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1892, Page 5

HE REFUSED TO TESTIFY State Board Oonld Not Agree. WOULD NOT VERIFY HIS STATEMENTS Rewick and the Eod of the 1 ment sstigation of the Manage- the Hospital for the Iunsane—It Was Merely & War of Wor Lixcoix, Neb., Oct. 5 to Trs Bee|-The investigation of the charges | made vy Mr. E. C. Rewick concerning al leged mismanagement of the hospital for the fusano at this city was commenced by the | Board of Public Lands and Bulldings at the office of tho secretary of state this morning terosted spoctators were | Quite a tumbor of i ©on hand to liste the interesting develop ments that were pr 1. Among those who were more thwu usually iutercsted were J. Dan Lauer, Dr. Koapp ana F. L Hathaway. These are the gentlemen whom Mr. Rewick bha robooa the state of it stematics rled s Another gentleman s m a portion of Mr. Rewick's ¢t €5 ar cred, Frank O. Hut was const y absent, al- | though be had vees ad to appear. | The officer into w auds the summons | was placed reported that Mr. Hubbard was | not 1o bo f ir. 1 wWas present, | accompun iod atomney, Mro L. | Whitmore. On b f the Board of Publi Lands and B gs appeared ( o. | Whcedon. | Nuture of the Cliarges. l Mr. Rewic cl pretty well | nown o the peopic He mado | them first ut a public tiug 1n this city two weeks a \ bas siuce repeated bis #peech at Omaba and other places in the | strte. He coarges in substauce that tos | uto has been eros swindied by the | ofticiuls of the hospital for the insane in the matter of the purchase of supphes aud that the Board of P Lands and Buldings has boen carcicss and derelict in che discharge of its Jdut He a serts that the favorite it the state as practiced of {nstitution i purcha: cout dealers, pay for them P ohecks and have t ers in blunk, When : the oard of Public 1 and Building the numver, weicht of the catt are increased a fiicinls 2ot the rax off. Mr. owick censured | ard for v discoveriug theso facts ar smpted 1o | fusten too rospor r the state of | affairs upon its s. Tue boara at once ordered the investigation which com menced th roiug and whether {t is a f &nd complete jnvestigation seems 1o depend | entirely upon “he willingcness of witnesses to apoear and give their testi evidently does not pos 10 oompel the attendance of thi Flarried at the Begloning, cstization openc lout any uo- sury formuhty, Mr. Rewick was in vited (0 tuke o chair face 10 face with the Board and convenient to 1he stenographer, who had boen engaged to renort the proceed- fngs. He was then sworn by Coairman Humphrey, who adjured bim to tell the trutn, the wholo truth, and nothing but the truth, along the line of the questions that would be put to him in the course of the in- vestigation. The auswers to some of the uestions put to Mr. Rewick would scem to dicute thav he subscribed to the outh with @ne or two mental reservations. 3 Attoruey General Hastings opened the in- westigation by firug a few quostions at the witness in u mwanner so vigorous that the man on the standa was somewhat flurried for |nswor He serted afterwards thattha attoraey general had unacrtaken to bulldoze him from the very beginuing, and that he provosed to be just as stuboorn as he saw Hit. How it Started Out. Attornes General Hastings opened the in- wvestigntion in the following manuer: “Mr. Rewick, you bave been making cer- tain ch aguinst the Board of Public Lands und Buildings, Will you please tell this bearo what vou know about ite? Mr. Rewiek, before replying, demanded to be informed ab 1o the scope of the investiza- tion and whethor witnesses would be sum moned. He was informed tnat the board de sired 10 yrobe the mattor 1o the bottom, or words to tbat effect, and that witnesses wouls be summoned. Mr. Rewick theu stated: ] bhuve three affidavits - The Attorney General- them. Mr. Rewick—I will not furnisn the board with these affidavits, 1 have here copiss— The Attors 'L want cob: fes. 1 want here on the tadle. “Tue witnoss refused to ailow the afidavits 10 pass from his hands, although the attor mey general insisted in his most Vigorous mauner. Finally Mr. Rewick, at the advice of bis ultorney, consented 10 uliow (he re- porter Lo make a copy of the afuavits for the use of the board during the nvestiga- tion, Tho agreement was not reached with out au aulmated verval con in the course of whicn the attoruey gencral agreed to re Please produce the orig turn the altidavits, since the witness consid ered them so choice and valuaple. Mr. Rowick remarked that they were atleast valuable 10 bim, whether they were to the attorney geveral or uot. The attorney gen eral r d by asking the wituess how Ruch th still Harping of pavers were worth to him. the AMidavits, Tho questioning of the witness was sgain resumed by the attorney genoral: What do you know about the purchase ot beef for tho asyium? *1 have here thres afidavits “\What 4o you Kuow about the purchase of beel for tne use of the asylum(” “Lue Witness— 1 have bere three afidavits, etc. “What do you know," ete. The i ration continued in this strain for several winutes, afier which Mr. Rewick sgain consulted his aitorney, who was seated couveuiently at his elbow. He then signi- tied u wiliuguess to divuige a part of his knowledee couceraing the burchase of beel for the usoof the sylum. He said that he bad held couversations with several partie with reference (o the matter und named the following: H. A. Swith, G, P. Loose aud J. P, Higgins., Iu a conversation’ Mr. Smith bad told him that be had sold a heifer 1o the asylum folks for #25 and taken a personal chock for the umount. Mr. Loose bad told him that che farm boss hud purchased a Jer. sey cow of him for 2; cents a pound and re- ceived 8 personal check for §20. Mrs. Loose would corroborate the statement and the witness facetiously suggested that the board 1 met J. P, Hig- summon Mrs, Loose. He n glos and had gOU siutement of & similar nature from bim. Told All That He Kuew, Mr. Rewick was reguested to inform the board what ho knew about the above traus- action. He deciined 10 do so, statiugthat be was williug to give his testimony 10 & proper court, but not to & board like the one wuich confrouted biw. He baa churged, be sald, shat the Roard of Publiec Lauds aud Build fngs bad been derelict 1n the performance of its dutios and he did Dot thick that the mem- bers of the board were the proper parties Lo sit in judgment upon Lheir own shoricowm- ings. . Mr, Wheeaon then attempled to abstract the much wantea 1uformation from ihe uu willing wiwess, He first askea bim the names of the parties be had charged with criwe lu bis pudlic adaresses. The wilness &ave the nawes of Lauer aud Hubbara, He sdmilted Lal be bud Bo direct eviceuce Bgaiust the parties, but bad charged them upou the sireugih of amidavits furnished by other parties. He deunied that he bad been PRI0 suyibing for makivg tbe charges, or st be bud an agreement wilh oy person or commitice. Ho refused Lo state wheller or BoL be bud aoy kunowledee of suythiog coun- cerniug the mismanagement of the asylum. He bad consulied County Attoroey Suell in Tegard Lo waking & formal complaiat, but when presscd by Mr. Woeedon he stated 1haet be would not swear 1o tue information sgaiust the parlies whom bhe bas cuarged with the crimes, but said that he would pro- duce parties who would. Growing When Mr. apy persoval hud treated, re Communicative. Wheedon asked bim if he had kuowledge luat any voucher 0 raised or otbherwire fraudulently the Wiloess grew more communica- THE OMANA DAILY B FE, HHURSDAY, OCIOBER 6, 1802 tive and sald that he would name one voucher If the board wouvld produoce it within two minutes, He said thatit wasa voucher smgned by John R. Roscos, on Sepember 2, 1891, He knew that this sicos- ture was a forgery because Mr. Roscos had told him that he Aad not signed it. ‘When asked In regard to the deal in which Hathaway & Co. had fed catile at” the state expente and afterwardas sold them to the stato, the witness told the board how he had gained bis information. He had, he said, s sumed the role of a cattle buyer ana had gone to different parties and agreed to pur- chase cattie at the same price paid by the asylum. He found thatthe asylum had been paving 2 cents s pound, but found that one man had sold cattie at 2ig cents a pound, He read A statement made in his presence by 8 Mr. Schenertorn, in which that party had told bim that the asylum had paid dor five cattle, but that one had afterwards gotten away. Emulating the Clam Again, Mr. Wheedon then brought up the oat deal with Hatbaway & Co., in which it is charged that forty wcres of oats were planted and cultivated by the help ai oats harvested and ground into feod und fed to Huthaway's cattle, which were after- wards soid to the state, Mr. Rewick said ne knew nothing about the matter except what he had been told. He was certain he produce the man who told him, but e refused to give bis name. He saia that the man would refuse to come, and admitted | tuat e wouid not give nis name even if he knew the man would come of his own ac- k believed b kuew where the land 1n question was located, for he hud seen it once | At this point of the examination Mr Wheodon askea Mr. Rewick @ numver of questions concerning matters which were in uo way or manner conv ted with the mutter under investigation, and the witness very properly refused to answer. He re- | fusnd o give the uames of any other parties who would substantiate his charges, He said he had given somo of them | aud kept back the names of ers ply because he choosed. He refused to state whether or not he had any cr affidavits than the ones he proposed Lo piuce in evidence, He bhad uo aMdavits from H. A Smith, G, P. Loose ava J. I. Higgins. He had an afidavit from F. G. Parks and would try to find it. He bad sfidavits from Fravk Abhott, G. A, Southwell and J. E Reynolds, out refused to allow them to pass from his possession. Made for Politieal Effect. Secretary Allen attnis point asked the witness what importan. he attached to the cliarge that the superintendent haa pur- based cireus tickets and paid for street car ires 10 the sta‘e fair ground, 'fhe wituess replied that he attached no sigmticauce to the charge, whatever He did not know whetber there was auy fraud i the matter ornot. He bad simply used the statemeut for political effect repiy to another juestion from Secretary Allen” the witness stated that aman had told bimthat in the period of two months the state had b chiarced with &5 for corn and oats, which were never delivered, He refused, however, o0 give the name of the man who had fur nisned him with the information Keplying to a guestion from the attorney weneral the witners said that he had made these charges in the of the dear people, but that he did not feel obliged to rive tho names of his witnesses, even for the weuefit of ths people. The Board of Public Lands and Buildings was nou competent to “tigate his charges. Secretary Allen him about the horses which he had claimed nad been Stolen from the state o Dr. Knapp. Mr. Rewick again refused to give the name of his informaut and when pressea stated that te bad geined a part of the information over the telephone and that he did not know who was st the other end of the line, Miakes Definite Statements. Mr. Whivmore then stated that he desired 10 cross-examine Mr. Rewick and he was, of course, allowed to proceed. His guestions brougit out the following statement : J. P. Higgins had sold to the state ten uead of cattls for $370.15. The vouchor called for £433.15. G. P. Loose bad sold two beeves and the state was mulcted in A simi- lar manner. G. A. Southwell received a personal check for §72 and the state was charged with §105. J. . Reynolds received $102 and the state paid §147. Frank Abbott received 28, aud again the state was over- charged, the voucher calling for $44.75. ln 1of these cases tho parties bad signed blunk vouchers and took persounl checks in vayment. Postponed the Investigation The ufteruoon session was brief but more to the point. Frank R. Morrissoy took the stand long euouzh Lo request the board not 10 close the juvestigation until Governor Boyd had returned from the east, statingt » governor possessed evideuce which bore strongly upon the question a’ i The vouchers referred to by Mr. Rewick us bav- ing been tampered with were produced by Secretary Allen ana placed in evidence. The bowrd then decided to take a recess until Oc- tober 12, pending the returnof Goveruor Bova, Mr. Rewick then gave the boara & list of the parties from w om he bad gieaned the iuformation upon which he had based bis charges. The list is as follows: The B. & M. switchman at the asvlum, G. F. Betts, Wil- liam H. Weaver, Johu Dorgan, Mr. Haas, the teamster who delivered tne coal, William Randall of Ord, Superintendent Bowman, Mr. Campbell, the cook at the asylum, Fred Race, Frank Jones, U. H. Mullan, with records of the case of the state aquinst Frank Abbou, F. Haas, B. G. Safford and Engieer Heory Mohler. Substanco of the AfMdavits. The afdevits which Mr. Rewick so per- sistently declined to turn over to the board were us follows: “*G. A. Soutbwell boing first duly swora deposes and says, that on or about ke 13th day of July, 1801, he soid to the asylum three head of catuln, that tney weighed 2,910 pounds, and that the price w 215 cents per pound; that he received J. E. Reynolds, being poses und savs that ou or about the 17th duy of July, 1891, he delivered to the insaue usylum four nead of becves; that the weight of said beeves was 4,080 pounas: that the price paid was 2! cente per pound, avd the amount paid $102.7 “Frank Abbott, being duly sworn, uvon his outh deposes and SAVS: r'hat on or about the fth of July, 1301, he sold and aelivered to the insane asylum one beef cow that the check given him™ for said cow was for $28, the sume being drawn ou the Capital National bank of Lincoln. The above de- scribed cow was the one left in his vasture one E. C. Rowick on July 5ta, 1891." ‘e vouchers for the above transactions were cerlified 10 the board in the following amounts: Southwell, $105; Reynolds, §147; Abbott, §43.75. ——— Chronic coughers are stupia bores and should be forced to use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, the only infallivle remeay. duly sworn, de. A Little Girt's Close Call. The pretty eleht-year-oid dsugnter of Mot~ orueer Charles Johuson of the Walnut Hill line came near- losing nher life under the wheels of & motor car at Thirtieth sod Cum- ing streels at ten minutes before 12 o'clock yestorday. The little girl had been playing on the street with some compauions and, in ruuning from anotber little jrl, atwempted 10 ~ross Lhe track when she was struck by the wotor of au eastbound tralo and thrown tothe ground. She escaped unburt but would doubtless have been kililed had she :nk\:n oue more step before the WOLOr struck har. ——— Mrs. L. R. Pawton, Kocktord, LiL, writes: * Frow personul expariesce | can recommend DeWitl's Sarsaparilla, & cure for impura blood and eenera: aeuulity - Burgtars Frightened Away. Burglars made an unsucocessful attempt to enter Lhe residence of Mr. M. Free, pear Fortieth and Faroawm streets, Monday night. Mr. Free, jr., beard the nol of sbutters openiug in ' rcom which aojoins bis bed chsmber. He entered the room 10 see what was going on and saw Lwo men making off through the ' rknes: e Salvation Oil, the people's liniment, is guarautoed the best. It will cure you. e Hud Another Speil, The pumps in the city hall basement staried out on anotbier Btantrum yesterday moraing and for u time threatened o tear down the building. It was the same old story and thesame old noise. This coutinued durivg the foreuoon, when the engineer suc- | ceeded in gettiug the things in runniog order. e Beechaw's Pilis sell well because cure. they asylum, the | | CLAY CENTER'S HEAVY 1085 | Northwest Corner of the Square Destroyed | by Fire. DAMAGE WILL REACH FIFTEEN THOUSAND Facilities for Fighting Limited—Salt the Flames Was Used with Good Effect—List of Those Wh Lose Property. Very A Friend Wishes to speak through the Register of [ the beneficial results he has received ! from a regular use of Ayer's Pilla | He saye: “I was feeling sick and tired | I I tried a number of remedies, but none | about the State depiftment this afterncon that news bad been réeeived from Venezuela to theeffect that the disturbances fwhioch bad quieted down had again broken out, and that the state of afairs in that country is &0 serious &8 to require the continuanoce on the const of Admiral Walker's fleet. <. ihing can be learned at present from ofticlals of the department, and the news eveived indisates a sudden chanee in the situation, as gram roceived yesterday from Admir Walker stated that eve thing was quiet. CRRBASE IN S RN SrATES. seemed to give me relief until T was ine | b b/ duced to try the old reliable Ayer's | Appropos of this mild weather, there certainiy Comparative Prod 1ons of Wester rain Pills. I have taken only one box, but I 1 > Fields Complled by Consas Office. S0 IkG W90 SN, | T Shink they W6 will be war on prices of Wasnixgroy, U, C., Oct. 5—~The census | ¢he most pleasant and easy to take of bureau has issued a bulletin on cereal pro- anything 1 ever used, being so finely duction in 1880 of Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, ] J CLat CexTer, Neb,, Oct. 5—[Special Tele- A . sugar-coated that even a chiid will take ) ¢ =) gram to Tre Bee ]—About 8 o'clock this Wisconsin, ‘Minnesota, North aund South them. I urge upon all who are 7 ) Dakota : C moruing fire was discovered in the rearof | DINOUR L e o oo ’ o ) Harrison's bither shop, neat the morthwest | 10 Michigan the total ares dovoted to o In Need coraer of th L ery- | > ~ wsrd S b 5 0 " " oy Of thesquare. AL thit hUF €7€TY. | Loros wero devotod lo barlev, 70,04 to biick | of & laxative to try Avers Pila"~ | Just as soon as the weather permits. So we 4 M | eheat, Y04.577 to corn, 1,085,750 to oats, 140, Boothbay (Me.), Register. $ 5 i the o el could be secured | 304 10 rye and 1,601,523 1o whoat. Tae pro- | “Hetween the ages of five and fifteen, wish to give our patrons thetip, “Buy now, 1 d ond con- o v 03t | it - - e s A 5 sta p 71 3 trel. Bfforts wefe mide 1o tear ont s O Vo SIS 80 e or'| o "“‘x‘l-'l“‘ s e before the chilly blasts of winter” and have : bushels of buckwheat, 28,785, ishels of Jeum, o eruption, chiefly confined to A A buiidings atiead of the firo, but its progress | ' “us gl 1oy bushels of oats, 2101718 | the legs, and especially to the bend of your pick out of a new, clean stock, at prices was too rapid, sud the entiro north side of | LG F0r e ung 94,171,171 busbels of | the knee abové the calf, IHere, running the square was consumed, except the brick vank building and Martin’s grocery adjoin- | The l0ss at present cannot be estimated | very accurately, but will probably reach £15,- veing saved in fair ng. 000, wost of the goods sores fotmed which but would bre ing the thing withont avail. A would scab over, that challenge competition. . \:~ izl s A few of our Storm Ulsters and Overcoats ars eg. My mother tried everys A could of, but all was displayed in our window, all the conceivable wheat. There was @n increase of about 823,000 acres for the decade in the area de- voted to cereals. in Ohio the total she tl area devoted to cereals condition. was 6,155,280 atres, producing 1800414 | FUUCTC O, YRR b e styles in the market. The buildings destroyed were: Willium | b h L obots. of o o o iyho | of Ayer's Pills, and persuaded my moth < . Hedze, oftice building, insurance $100; Wil “ by P 6t L1007 T8 UULtetk oF Sreknn| O 20! lek b 9 thuini. Wit Ho'greas - A SVl goodseniire loss, insur 505 buehels of whoRL. Since 1670 there | fAith in the result, she procured Lll S auce $800; Harrison's barber shom, entire |y ¢ peen an Increase of 835,000 acres in the ) " Ve loss, Insurance $650; Stanton, hardware, | grea devoted to oats and rye and decrease almost total loss, insurance $600 oa building, | of 307,000 acres in thearea dovoted to barley, g 4 . $1,000 on stock: Commercial State bank | buckwheat, corn and wheat. We are in the swim with the bast and latest buila stroyed, n v0; P In 1880 Kentucky had 4,54 and 1 began to use them, and s e fipe oulldiog, destroyed, no insurance; DPeter | .5 1q ceresls, ws compared with 40 sod @ proy styles of goods, made up in double breasted Cruickshsuk, postoftice building, no insur- | {150 Tpe hroduct Tor the year 1880 18 noticed an improvement A ’ ance, contents saved; C. J. Martn, Commer | given 8s 165,639 bushels of barley, 2,060,850 :_‘)‘ll.u“]l m‘u nn!:vwlv‘llx -]mn‘h‘;xe-«. single breasted, square cut, round cut, cuta- cial hotel, no insurance, furnituresaved; | of corn, 8,775.814 of oats, 428,847 of rye und 18h the Bores dissppeared and have ey = i i . S ¥ William Seeleg, grocery, iusured £300 on | 1,707,745 of wheat. There was an increase of v\vnmul»h-dn-w;x i Ghipman, way, Prince Alberts, for dress, ete. Prices butlding, 21,200 on stock, the goods were | 241,000 acres in the area of oats aud a de- al Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va. s N i B o N~ = Ny s s 10 mostly saved: Mrs. A. K. Wallace, drug | crease of 351,000 in the ouber ceroals. T, AT NEreALIAE: Siats ¥iota) Wikeh anging from $6.28, $7.80, $8.78, $10, $12.80. store, #400 insarance on building, the drugs In Wisconsin the total area devoted to the and kidney troubles, causing very severe These prices are of superior belonged to L. W. Robiuson and were mostly | cultivation of cereals in 1550 was 4,319,002 ‘i y N swiolosazhile by ey B Tomoior o omay, | ores, &8 compared. with 4, REF8S AR pains in various parts of the body. None i tyl Tt & he ¥ \ de t ofMoe butlding, 8200 ansurance on’ stock. ali | 1870 There was an increase of 370,674 acres of the remedies I tried afforded me an and style. hey are the highest grade o suved except what was in the safe, which | ib the area in barley, 43341 in buckwt retief until I began taking Ayer's Pills, 5 s P A c s ehi ai P’ has not vet been opened; Dr. Shoemaker, | 104,488 iu corn, 671,554 L4 oats and 105, and was cured.”—Wm. Goddard, Notary good = nd are Sehe 1l to the merchant tailor’s building, no insurance, rye, a total increase of 1 48 ucres. This Public, Five Lakes, Mich work in style of make, but notice the differ- e only facility for fighting fire was | Was, bowever, more thau offset by a P A YD O, Ager & M ; plenty of water, but no means of using it ex- of 1,204,000 acres, or 61.51 per cent, O STiby DFIERTe very wHbTel e cept with with backe of salt, which v roof of Mart hore Before the blaze was fira population of g men, women and children, and everyone worked with a will both it fighting fire and ,and a large supaly spread thickly over u's grocery. The fire stopped under control the the the town was out, includ- ence in price. i wheat The prodauct in i\\‘.’l Seld by Druggists Xverywhere 1 bushels of v h ¥4,178 0. - X 4,038,916 of corn, wior | EVery Dose Effective of rye and 11,608, »f wheat, athe total area iu cereals in comparsa with 4,254,187 acres in 18 Phere wus un in- crease of 242,400 acres in the area in barley, Thats VA lhat Tl Pants. Taking butter from milk e T e e i Chay Ocntor's ATt | 631,700 acres 1n oats, 49,255 tn rve and 827,057 | Was known in the earliest trict will be rebuil rick ar. | Acres iu wheat. lu twenty counties, priuci- . : c 0 rebuilt with brick withinw year. | £0teS 18 ReRk 0 Y o the siate there | times. It was left for our e have tt s i 3 T s . Murrs Commiited suicide. | was a totul decrease of 1,305,000 ucres'm the | time to make a milk of cod- e have them in all sizes and colors at $1.80, T'aryace, Neb., Oct. 5.—|Special to Tne | area in wheat. The product in 1530 is ziven 3 o to $12 BEE. |—The coroner's verdict was suicide in | 88 follows in busbels: Barley, 9,100,653% liver oil. up to 2. the case '1 young Harris, who kitled himselt | (0 s Tyo, 1,250, whest, 52,30 Milk, the emulsion of but- in & cemetery near here yesterdav. Hehad | ' in North Dikota the aren in ceroals in 1550 % : - —_— — said he would kill himself some Jdays 820 to | was 4,525,905 ucres, as compared with ter, is an easier food than several ntimate with hiri tirely premeditatea, as ke borrowed a revol- ver of & friend, he had snot bimsclf through the head, but a close examination showed he hud placed tho revolver against his left breast, the shot passiug through the heart, killing him in- stantly, He was subject to melanctoly spells and of a very nervous temperament, which was the probable cause of the act. Winsine, Neb, Oct Special Tele- gramto Tnx: Ber.]—Joseon Varran, a farmer living three miies west of Winside, at- tempted suicide this forenoon by taking an ounce and & balf of laudanuw. The size of the dose was all that saved nim. He assigns no cause for the act. but declares be will yet accomplish his purpose. Failure of an Imple Bratuice, Neb,, Oet. b.— | Special Telegram to Tue Bre.|—The agricultural implement establishment of George Raymond, which has been in operation nhere about two years, failed today. The Nebraska National bank t House Thz act was en- When found it was thought acres iu the corresponding perioa of Dakota 5 8B ; | territory in 1570. There was an increase of b\llt(}'. SFO}tS Em“‘]_ ion of 3 i} 107,001 acres in the area in barley, 114 in cod-liver oil is an easier food buckwbear, 11,051 in corn, 354,409 in oats . o % 1,565 1n rye and 2,623,345 in wheat. than cod-liver oil. It is rest i’y product in 1880 in bushels is given as follows: 3 . . Boniey. 1500 B e GH0TcorDL for digestion. It stimulates, 1850205 oats, 64; rye, 2,708,190] wheat, helps, restores, digestion; and, at the same time, sup- plies the body a kind of nourishment it can get in no other way. 26,383 in South Dakota the total area in cereals in 1856 was 3,101,604 acres, as compared with 316,733 acres iu the correspounding vortion of Dakota in 1870, There was an increase of 83,772 acres in barle, in buckwhea! 665,336 in corn, 520,414 fu oats, 6,844 in rye and 2,079,402 in_wheat. As in the case of North Dakota the proauction of cereals in ihis state iu 1559 was considerably reduced Successors to M. Hellman & Co. Corner 13th and Farnam Streets. Scort & Bownm, Chemists, 133 South sth Avenue, New Vork. by drouth. The product in bustels in 1530 is Your druggist keeps Scott's Emulsion of cod liver = £y 7 ! - . stated to be as follows: Berley, 002,00 = Al drageiats cvery whare a1 DR. C (,EIL \\/ O buckwheat, 11,423; corn, onts, 7.4 ; wheat, cibd Dt A Cure tor Cholera, Thuere is no use of any one suffering with the cholera when Chamberlain’s Colic, of vama city took possession at noon today | Chol and Diarrbca Rewmeay can bs pro- under a chattel mortgage cluim of §2.550. | o il 5 i i g e 0. | cured. It will give relief iu a few minutes S e The bunk will undertake to close out the | and cure in a short time. 1 have tried 1t and Ry ’g;“jj"j“gl;,“‘:‘\.\; stock., The ‘lm]uru is attributed to W col- | know.—W. H. Clinton, Helmetts, N. J. The Nervous Prostral caused or and loose business mauagement. epldemic at Heimetta was at first believed to | slconosor toba Waketulness, Mental Devres- Fyes tosted froa by an EXPERT OPDIOIAN ' 5 be cholera, but subsequent investigation | Gen3Golt SR ST A AT T Perfect adjustment. Superior lenses. No )AKLAND, Net Soetal Tolearam | Proved 1t to be u violent form of aysenters, | of Fower in elthor sex, Impotonoy, Laucorrhes and ousheaduche cured by using our Spoctacies (“ KLAND) "\U- Dol vecial Telezram | {inogy as daugerous as cholera, This | all Female Woikuwuss 5 Invount Liossos, Spar- and Eyezlasses U'rices low for first class to Tur Bre.|—Nels Reustrom was bound | remedy was used there with great success, | Batorrheacausel by overexortion of tas braln £oods. over here this afternoon to appear in the dis- | For sale by drugeists. B0 Tor P50y iedl W6 gaaranlobals bOes L0 cars trict court to auswer to the churge of hous breaking and assault with deadly weapous. In default of bail he was remanded to jail. st LEAVENWORTIL Kan., June 15 Mr. J. . Moore: My Dear Sir—{ have beens utjectio sick headache all my life. Over two years ago | began using *“Moore's Tree of Life’ forit and never had a case of sick heaaache since, excopl when the modicice was at one end of the road and 1 at the other. Itis worth more than money to we. 1 beartily recommend It to all sufferers ofheadacne. Very truly yours, W. B. LiLg, PastorFirst Baptist Church. e Venezueln Again Disturbeds WasuiNGToy, D, C., Oct. b.—It is ramored Blackwell’s Bull Durham andard of Smoking Tobacco Has been the recognized st for over 25 years. Uniformly goc first. Bright sweet and fragant most fastidious to test its peculi Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co., AYS m‘:u'i’nl.fi THEGREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY Cures all disorders of the Stomach, Disenses, Loss of Appetite, Head: ous ness, Fever, Piles,Ete,, and ren lers the system less liable to contract diseass. . DYSP RADWAY'S PILLS are cure for this complalnt. They tone up the internal secretions to hewlthy netion. restore strength to tha sLOmMAG _ Prioel 23c_s box. Bold by wll drugglsts, or o New York, on receipt of price. Bull Durham ———— Eich orde for With §) will sea1 writtan e v | THE ALOE & PENFOLD GO, today sa) There is no longer any vubt o] oases givan up by other s ot 1ton Bloa) S % write for gu on blank. Do not 02X that the president will be compelied to avan- | ¥ OU NEED NOT FEAXce | opaloss be vour doetor ta e o M all plans for his articipation in the that people will know your hair d if youso, buttr Uhlnese i W\\I‘A his w uni oo sil plaus for bie purticipation in the | 31D Te perteet Pmitacion ot it DR W. R BAILEY permanent cure—what ot o doctors wanot glvs and at Chicago later. The condition of Mrs. " Tlerbs. ftoots S Teoth Filled With- Hurrison 1s such that he will not be able to -nulr‘::::nnlvulhr-z- I e U‘\-‘I:)‘l;n?_j‘} out Paln by leave her bedside, and at the cabinet meeting tlons. Do Darcotics, no polson. Katloual the .x‘uusl yestoraay he notified his ministers that he ST STt R in entlon. Would not ieave Washington. S s 3% TEETU EXTRACTED WITHOUD PALY O —_————— impartsa glossy color and fresh life to the T 1 iepaten et aired DANGER DeWittssarsapariia cieanses the blooa, | _Wir. Price, ®l. Oftice, 39 Tark Ne¥e | given up by other doctors A FULLSET OF TEETH ON RUBBER FOE increases the uppetite and tones up thesys- SROP S SAVING | | Thor. Coughlin. ¢42 Harnay street. chronic rheu- #5.00. tem. It has benetited many people who E }'“1 ObA TSRO NG mptlnt § yuars, Kidtios and (1ver troibies e e ve sufers n ders, Sealed propoae .« «iil be received by the un hos. Culvert, 12th and Farnam streets. genaral need o Acte :i:;‘f“:‘mu from blood disorders. It will | Senled propodc. ill be e ool G T e U e i aoition, 10as Of sirbngth and vitalliy. | the morn (i New ones iuseried i ovouing Wiitorho ol kinds of puving ma- | Bk PO adureon, 1321 Cuiing str et oatsrea s speciinens of Removable Briage, Orrice WORLD'S FAIR Sioux Fulls or other granite. All'work watr unted us represcnted Sept. 15, 1893 Woodrufl, Kansas, stone, and : metier ac | Telephone 1055, 16th aal Farnam Sty BLACKWELL’S DURHAM tions, far paving Davenport street fr ontion Tuke l-‘m:‘!l At ,’,‘,’“" Ly from 16th Toeacco Co., provement district No. 484, fn the Kidues un No mgent 19 Capital, $10).09) Omuhu, ordered Improved by ordinan only by CL Durham, N. C Gentlemen : id to specity a price per square yard for the pavinz conplete in the street We have Smoked up B e e o o e “with plans | Ofice, 16th and Califorais 813, Omady, Neb all the Tobacco at the World’s and specifications on file in the ofice of the | — e ) boodsion T il board of publie works Euch proposul to be made on printed blanks ave unanimous! Falr, and have e ! Y furnished by the board and D mpanied Wow you the marvelous g rench Preparation CALTH! awarded the Gold Medal certified cheek in the suum of $300, puy- Tty e ioeat Anarahioe, Lokt for Smoking Tobacco to o the city of Omabu, s an evidence of A 105 Wil Reniore your good faith Tne boird reserves the 1izht to rejec or all bids and o walve defects, PoW. BIRKHAUS n of the Boart of Public Works epLember 250, 1802 - Distr tealth, Strengih wul Vigor. Use it and pay if satisfied. R, Address VON MOHL CO.. ean Agruts, Cincinaadl, Ohio. BLACKWELL'S Grading Bon opasiin f0 triet St 1 | Proposnis tor DI L ; " snled bids. marked Proposals for distr TO ALL OWNERS OF LOTS OR PARTS O] Congratulating you on your success, Eadig bows, WL b8 Fecelto Rt the olee of Bonde. loth on AL stroet. from AWes Sesns i we remain Yours truly, Mressarer. Cuauha, Neb. up 1o 12 | Sealed bidg marked “proposuls for district | Lowler avenue £ i on. of the' 10th day of October. 188, | streecimprovement bonds" will be received at ou ‘aro heroty notifed that the under- COMMITTEE, e R e T T S B G iy ot VTR T Bonds of the city of Oniahi. Nub. b to 15 o'clock noon of Tith duy of Octover, | eity of Omuhn, hive been duly appo.nted by Said be sbor 1st. 1892, and | 1s for tho purchnse of 835150100 district | the muyor, With the approvil of the city cout. are puyab Mo years after | strécy improvement bonds of the city of | il of sud city. Lo nssews Lhe dimage to Lhe the dute thereof, tions of 8L0K0) | Onulia, Neb. owners rospectively of the property ifooved and 800 cach, With interest ut the rate ot | = Sald bonds snall be dated October ist, 1892, 1k of €ride of dSth sLrueb docinrod per cent per anhuni payable semi-anousily Principul ud interest payabie at Kountze Bros.. Now York 7,600.00 of District No. 47, and shatl be payuble in from ono to nine yeurs after the date thereof. with interest ut the rute of 5 per cont per annum payubie annuul- ary by ordinunce No. 1], pussed Sep- FOLh, N2, nDProved Septoniber uu, 1805 aro’ further notified. that having ne- You o : cepted s 44d wppointiment, and duly quatifad 00 of Distric No. 47 Pringioal and interest payable at Kounteo | s equired 1 lw wo wiil on the oth day o ; 14,000.00 0f District No. 40 BraLAR BN AT October, A D, 1802, wt the Lour of 4 0'clock d and uniformly Eich DI must state prioo and amount | Suld bonds sull be of the denomination of | the nfierioon, athe oili of Geo. J, Puu's o3 ot souzht for and Iuclude neeraed imterest to | #1000.00, §500.00 1nd #1000 o ariim stroet, Within the corporate |1 nits of we invite the dute of delivery at Omabi, Neb. Therizhtls | Kuoh'bid ‘must stuie brice and amount | swid city. noet for the purposs o lnlkl-‘rhu:l PR < rosorved to rejoct any and all bids. Tssued | sousht for and include accrued interestio | nnd mukinz the assessment of dam 1o 10 the ar ‘“"”“": under charier powor ot citlos of the Wetropols | iyt of delivery at Omahu, Neo Lan | QuBersrosoctively of Suid proporty Afacted Ko itan cluss und ordin b 22 Approved e right 1s reserved Lo reject any and a y suld graiine taking 1nto consideritio Durham, N. C Auszust i, 14 Hesiy BoLus bida spocial benofits, 1f any 3 aaldorhiARg, 11 City Troasirer. | | Tssued under charter power of cities of the | - You are notfied to be present at the thme e PROPOSALS FOIRCURBING }EUopo it Class nd OPdinaucs No. 34, ape | and. piace aforesnid and lake any osjection j proved reprember 10th. 1602 ’ 10 or MAtemonts concernin ¢ & Sstient Senled proposats will be recoived by the ENKY BOLLN, Of duninges us you may tane der pr undarsigned Wt oolo:k s21alTe City Trénsurer. EO. 1. VAL L, 1802, for eurbing with white O JAMES STOCKL st rea « sandst P W. G SHRIVEK. andstone ) 8] cutlon TO HANNAH JAMES Ik, SARdaione: aocardiug 10 spooifcatio You ure Lereby notifiod thut the under- [ o oo Comities of Appraisers. s e L B rmt T prveut o2 ) | sizned. throe tisinterested freehoiders of the uaha, Bovtember 2ith, 2 sl trict No, 4 L 3 A city of Omahis have been duly appointed by | = rrr—— the mayor, with the upproval of the eity coun- ¥ Notlce of Assessment of Dainnge Euot bid to specify a price per llueal foot ainnges tor Grad- o il of sald eity, 10 ussess the damave to the ‘ay. Work to be done in_accordance with plans | OWDOFS respectively of the p Ly declured | 5; ¢ne owners of a1l lots. pa w0 apcificntions on fis fa the eice of the | by ordinunce necessary 10 be appropriatod ) s 0f all lots, purts of lots und "‘h;p. -~ B R bl for the use of sa1 oity, for the purpose of ex- | real esiute along alley iu Llock 63, from 17th b Proposala to be made on printed blanks | lending Fifty-firet sirdet from the vorth Line | {0 Witk etroats, furnishod by the board. and those accom. | Of Himebuugh & Pattersou’s wddition to | You ure hereby notified that the under- panied with 4 certified chieck in the sum of | Leuvenworth sir staned. throo disinterusted froo holdere of the %00, puyuble to the eity of Umabu., 48 an evi- You are further notified that, having ac- city of Omaba, have been duly appointed by Liver, Bowels, Kileays, Bladder, Nervous | dence of good falth. copied sald appolutmont snd Quly qualified the muyor. with the approval of the eity weiry. % - - e o asorves the risht to reject any | B8required by lnw. we will, on the 10th duy of | councll of suid cliy, 1o usseas the dumage (o che, Conslipation, Costivensss, Inligastin, Bil- | 0 o o v el ts October, A. 1. 1802 ut the hour of 10 o elock In | the owners respectively of the property af- W, BIRKHAUSER. the forenoon ut the office of Sriver & U'Lona- | fected by graging of & 1 red nec- Chalrman Bosrd of Pubie Worke ! | boe, 1405 Furnam street within the corporate | essary by ordinane 07, punsed Sep- ~ P Hmite of sald city, meel for the purpose of | tember S0th, 1802, approved Beplomber 2drd, A %¥ A, = considering and waking the assessmoent of | 182 duuage to the owners respectively of suia property by resson of such takiug snd uppro priation thereof, tuking it cousideration special benefits, if any. The property belonging to you. proposed to You are further notified that having aceep- vod sald appointment wnd duly gualified as required by taw, we will on the 1th day of October. A, D., 1802, at the hourof 10:40 o'clock inthe forenodn. zt the office of Shriver & Bealed proposals will bo received by Lewls S, Reed. president of the Board of Directors of the Omuhu public library, at the Nebraska Nutional bank, in the city of Omaha. until 4 b, und enable 1t erform ite functions. walled by RADW Y & OO. & Warren Street o'clock p. m. Thursduy. October 14 182 forthe | bo approprinted as aforessld. and which has | O'Donshoe. 180) Furoar L, withiu the eor- b . e et 1o e - — NPy - n— erevtion and completion of & three- und | been dec ared necessary by the council, by or- | porate limits of sald city. meet for the purs Every MAN can he basement fire proof library buiiding at the | dinance, 10 approbriate 10 the use of the city, | bose of consider ng and muking the assess- ernoNarAl Gide | southeast corner of 10tk and Harney strects. | beiug situute in suid city b, 10 the | went of dumares 10 the Owuers reapectively RIRORG she Yi0- Omahu, n aocordunce with pluns und specifi- | county of Douglus und stute of Nebraska, is | Of said property aflected by suld grading, e Pt IoM fons ou file in the offiee of Walkar & Kim- | descrfbed as follows, to-wit Cust twen- | Laiiug nlo consideration speoial benefits, If RRVINE, the great Spatish Remedy. YOUNG MEN bull, arenitects, room 53 MeCague bulld | ty-ive feet of lot one, block three. lu Hiw uny OR OLD sueris from NRRVOUS DEBILITY, JOST of Euch bid must be seeompanied by o ¢ Liugh's sddition You notified to be present at the i S AIETNG AR oD O R s check for 8,000, puyuble to the order of the | You are notified to be present at time | and plice afo wod muke uny objections e ey s e e T A president of the bourd of the Omabs public | and pluce sforesadd und muke suy object.ons | 10 0r st 5 concerninz said ussessmend N fulness, depression, loss of power au_either sex, spermator- Hbrary | 1o orstate 18 concerning sula probosed ap- | Of damuges as you may consider Proper e An APTRR Usk T Thaoa € SUTEIMAA. Uen 0 popis 4 gihar. Sk, SRermALGE The board reserves the right to reject auy or | propriution or assesswont of damages us you W. G, 5URIV S ness'cun be 1estared 1o perfect health ard the NOBLE VITALITY OF STRONG MEN, | ®/bids way consider proper. W, G PHEIVEE, G ORGE J. FAUL We give & writlen gusrantee with 6 boxes re aby case of Tefund the money. $i » bos 6 bozes §5 Uhy tmf'u'x of h\‘..; 1";,;‘.“1‘_“:1, .'X‘;":".‘-'.".n",’ the jzA W I']”:‘;Y'P‘\I = 2 JAME> “’,‘AMM LE s wahiu publiclibra LLIAN 8 CURTIS, 8 STOCK DA LE ommitles Jpralsere For Sals in Omaha by Snow, Lund & Co, salitm&e Secietary. Owabia, 3:pk 241, 8.26-d20¢ Owabiz, Neb., October sih, 163, Oodik