Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 18, 1892, Page 8

e e e e e ALMOST A YEAR 1N DML/ £d Koen Gets a New fentencs from the | District Court. WAS SAV[i) FROM THE PENITENTIARY r dudg- | ities Bupreme Court Roverses the Form ment and Se . Are Not A a to Stand in the Wiy tenee— w Justice, £4 A Koen is again behind the bars, and in all probability will stay there for some time to for aituough the supremo court 1n passing upon the case reversod the Judgment of the lower court it held that the prisoner was duly end properly convicted, ana should be purished, although not so se- vorely as the sor ¢ of threo years in the peniteutiary inflicted soveral months ago by Judge Davis calied for, and the district court is tucratore ordered to impose sentenco avew. 1t will be remem! ec:d that dicted for publishing in tho Kansas City Sunday Sun, for which was ke local correspondent, libelous matter conceraing W. 8. Shoemaker, who was at that time mssistant city nttorney, and upon trial in the district court was convicted wnd sentenced 1o three yoars inthe peniteutiary. The case was appealed to the supreme court and the decision is the one received vesterday. Dur- fng its peadency, Koen was released from confinement undor bonds after haviug served about two mouihs of Lis sentence, and for the past Lwo or three months hias been en- joying the sweets of loerty witn all the relish of an ndividual who knows what it is 1o be deorivea of it The first ofticial notico of the action of tho supreme court in the matter was recoived yesterday by \W. S. Shosmaker, in a lotter from Altorney General Hastiugs, which stated that inasmuch as the hizher court found that it had not been proven that the paper in which the libsious matter was printed was a paper of general circulation tho offeuse was not @ felony, and there- foro not pusishable by imprisonment in the penitentiary, but that it was proper that a lesser seutence should be imposed, and advising that the defendant Koen be at onco taken into custody before the decision was made public. Accompanying the letter was a copv of the mandato of tho court, and Mr. Koen was \mmediately looked up' and looged in jail. Techuically The following is a cony of the manaate: In the Supremo Court of the State of Ne. bruska, Situing at Liucoln, Neb., September Term, 1802—To tue District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, Sitting in_nud for the County of Douglas, Greeting: Whereas, 1n a late action beforo you, wherein tho state of Nebrasku was plaintiff and Ed A. Keon was defendant, and the suid plaintifi rocov- ered a judgment agaiust said defendant upon a transerip L of waich record and proceesings in yoursaid court thesaid defendant prose ted @ vetition in crror to the supreme court of the state of Ncbrasks, upon u trial of which cause in said supreme court, during the September term, 1842, the said supremo court found thut there was error apparent upon the record in saia proceedings and judgment; that the indictment fails to state a felony, and that said judgment shoula be reversed; that the charge alleged was merely 8 wisdemeanor: thut swid defenaant snould not have been scutenced to the penitentiary ; that the said deferdant was rizhtiy convicted of n misdemeanor, and that the causo should bo remanded 1o the saza district court 1o im- Pose a proper sentence for that offensa; and, wnereas the judement was duly rendered in ad supreme court in- accordance with said finding at the cost of said plaintiff, fixed at dollars, Now, therefore, out delay Lo pro come, iKoen was 10- manded, you are commanded with ed in said cause according 10 law aud earry into effeet the judgwent of our said supreme court according to the tenor therof. 2 Wituess the Hon, Samuel Maxwell, chief justice, aud the seal of suid courtat Lincolu, this 16ih day of November, 15 D. A, Canrieni, Clerk. The decision was along the line of the foi- lowing seetion of the zrgument of Mr. Shoe- maker, who pushed the case from the time that it was begun in polico court unul the defendant was lunded in tho penitentiary, aud who again took up the fixht as soon us the latter was roleuscd on boua pendiug the al 1o the higher court, if tne court should find was notone of goueral cireulation within the meaning of tho law, but there wus no error otherwise in the record, then the ques- Bou would bo one simply of excess of pup- ishment by the court who pronounced the sentence, and this court would have the right to modify the sentence within the pun- §shment that the conrt below could properly fuilict, or otherwise remand the case Lo the court below for the proper seut: " that the paper rce. 1. adjournment Lectured nnd S te Just beforo tho evening court, Kocn was brought befo for sentence. Ho was asked if b thing to say why the sentence of should not 'be imposed, thut e had reformed and R Letter iife; a hife that w which wouly ¢ ment 1o societ of Judse Davis bud any the court In reply bio stated was LrYing 1o 1o houoratle und nake bim au orna- He thought that tho sen tenco should be ns light as possible, as he haa already suffered a great deal, Judge Davis bListened and then guiotly ro- marked us follows: It is u part of the his tory of this case that out of the publication of thal paper many crimes were provoked, not only 1 this county, but in other counties throughout the siate.’ Thero has been ut leust ono homicide which can bo atiributed to no other cause than the publication of that paver, and besides this thero hus been A0 attempt to commit another, *“The peace of this state has been disturbed for menths by the reports published (n that paper. The publishers are morally respon sivlo for the shedding of huwan blood in the stato of Novras Itis o sbumo and w dis grace thut the authoritios of this city will Permit those v 1pers 10 be circuinted - upon tho strects, and they are unworthy of public confidence’ when they ullow such publica- tions to be sold, thot Lhe statements thercin contained may provoko nssaults, homicide: and injure Uie reputation of the citizens ¢ this sta CIf the matt would bo s s published o good [ tho wero truo, purpose served, and rd tho publication it sion by the 1he streets as ony that has ever ex of this paper sud authorities (o sell it upo of the £rossest outrage isted in thls state, If a punishient were to e 1flieted in wecordance with the moral re. sponsibility of the persons publishing the sheet, it ought to be equal to' that of almost any orime on the statute books. ‘Heretofore whon you were brought 1ato this court you showed no signs of contrition or regret; vour conduct was that of brayado; you secwed to tako pride- in tho work In which you were engaged; you howed o sizus that you wero ot perfectly satisfled, so long us you could escape the punmshment, Theu followed tho imposing of the sen tence. It was that Koou be confined in the county Jall for the veriod of three mouth poy @ fine of £00 aud tho costs of the prose: eution. ‘I'ne young man was cousiaerably taken pack, s he oxpected to go scot fres. He bad nothing to say, but his attoruey, E. Dufiie, arose 1o object. Ho said that he ox cepted to the sentéuce and asked the court 1o fix the appeal bond. Judge Davis remarked that he did not know there was any appeul frowm the sentence of the court. 1f the attorney dia not like the sentence, be could g0 Lo the suprewo court ou & Writ of error, but the sentence would not be suspouded while the case was pending, The seutence of the court meaus that Koen willspend the greater part of the next year fo the county Jail, as be will undoubtedly serve out the fine und costs, which will smount,to $300 in the aggregate. Iu tho county jail when prisouers are sen- tenced 1o servo outa fine, their time is fgurod St thoe rato of £ por day. In this case, with e flno of #500 aad the costs of §300, Koen Id bave Lo serve eleht months aud wenly six duys before be commenced ou the rogular three months term of wwprisonment - udge Clurkson's Pla Ex-Juage Joseph Clarkson, whose mvste- rlous dlsspoearauce wud re-uppearance opused & dunl seisbtion ip Omabs, bus gone | of | tor out to the Lwlmont Diteh company’s ranch 1n Cheyenno couuty, where he will spend the winter recuperating and regaining his mon- tal and physical streagth. The ex-judee is fona of rural life, and his friends and family hopo that he will return in the spring coni- pletaly recovared from his palaful and un fortunate afiliction - Porfect action and perfect health result from the nse of DaWit's Littlo iarly Ris- ers, A perfect little pill. - Bankrupt tow be and 10¢ tomorrow. HAYDEN BROS. et e MORE CONTES (3 IN SIGHT. Sents in the Legislature the Title to W 1s Not Yot Certa Prospective legislative contests continue 10 boo up and at the rate things are now golug it will soon be a question whetner any the supposed senators and ropresenta- tives-clect have cinchies on their seats, Fillmore E. L. Martin, the republican nominee, is prevaring to formally dispute the claims of Rapresentative Dobso of the last legisiature, who has been foudly trustinge the past ton duys that te had be returned by o faiv majority. It seems that there were a vumber of lsau pencil VOlES aud As these votes wero in favor of Martin and the inacpendounis had full coutrol of the returning voards the load pen cil vallots were turown out, which gives Martin nud nis friends cause to mourn, Sowe of the facts in relation to the votes aro being supprossed, and it 1s statea that thers wero other irregularities, all of which ure to ve in- vestignted. Martin is a well known business man of Fairmont, aud the people of that place are very anxious to sco bim seated. Tho succoss of this uad other coutests that aro under way would give the repuiblicans a ma- jority i the lower house, and 4l Lhe same time bring that party withio one of having it all their own way on joint baliot and make the election of a republican United States senator alwost o certaint, 1t reports are to by belleved, the indepsnd- ents will not have fifty-five votes on joint ballot in the next legisinture, oven if lhey succecd in seating the fifty-five inaividuais of their political faith who were shown to be clected on tho face of the returns. Itis stated on information thut ought to be relia. ble that some of the independents secured their election by agreeing in advaneo o sup- port senatorial candidates who are not of their party belief. 0. Lyncn, Dawson tounty’s represeniative-eicct, is declured to be one of tnem, and itis asserted by the Lexington papers that he plodged himself to vote for a democrat for that office in order that he might the more cortainlv read his title ciear 1o a seat in representative hall. There are suid 1o be twoor three who pledged themscives for a repabiican in a similar meuner and for a similar reason. e You don't want a torpid liver; want a bad complexion; vou bad breath: you don’t w Then use DoWitt's Little | fumous little pilis. Bankrupt towel sale, ¢ and 10¢ tomorrow. HAYDEN Y.ML €. AL Notes, The local association will bo represented at tho state convention at Hastings this week by Messrs, C. B. Williams, M. A. Grant, Dr. Henry, J. M. Hazleton, R. P. May, F. W. Ober, Caplain H. B. Sarsons, H. A. Doud, E. . Thomas, D. W. Montgomery, C. A. Starr. Luther Loisenring, W. S. Sueldon, A D R. H. Pollock, C. I Hurrison, J, W. Battin aud W. J. Fischer. Tho conven- Uou promises to be one of tne very best gatherings ever held 1 this state. It will be addressed by Mr. Mott of New York, and Wilbur Muser, ganeral secretary of the hicago Young Meu's Christian association. The Omaha meu who speak #t this convou: tion are Messrs, W, H. Alexander, Dr. Henry, I Hurrison, W. 5. Socldon, Colonel Charles Bird, J. M. Hazleton aud C. E. Willlams, The o T'he latest promised contest is in connty, whers don't don’t want a 1% @ tieadacho. acly Ltisers, tho vou BROS. : number of the entertainment conr given Tuesday next by the Walter Emerson Concert company. = The opening sale of seats which has veen pro- gressing av the rooms of the intiou dur ing the past week has been very graufying, The cou is as follows: Novembe Walter Emerson Conesrt company : January 19, to be announced; February 16, the Linden ; Maroh 14, Lotus Glee etub; April 18, Iand 'T. Powces The Friday cvening mecting will he ad- dressed wt S p. m. by Lou Anderson. The Sunday aftersooun mee en up to the Mills meetines, @ preparatory service for t 0w next weel, . B. Fay Mills and addresses made oy Dr. Judee McCoiloch and G. G, Wa have been visiting the mectings City. This mecting will ba USUETs, CAnvASSers, assi school teackirs and sup will attend the meeti Christi tion orch the mu services. sido Lhe junior bible class will moot 4 v m. in the small lecturs room. will be wel Sunday mor class will bog tne life of St. Paut. T tended. Sunday afte Colonel Charies B3ird’s w. Sundav the larze committee of usher for the Mills meetings will meot in the lec- ture room of Yhe #ssociation o arrange for their p rt of the work e lurgo clioir for the Mills meetings will weet 1 the association hall Friday night for rebearsal young men who sing are cor- dially requosted to join. Prof. iorrens will lead Saturday evening the Young Men’s con- ress, under the airection of the speaker, Rov. J. . D. Llwyd, will meet to discuss questions of importatce. Monday eveuing the Currant Topio club will discuss the question: **Should Not tho Lixhibits at the World’s Fair, with the x- ception of the Mectanical and Trades Por- tious, Bo Open on the Saboath ' Nino new memvers were added yesterday, Toauk-giving evening a reception will be given younz men away from their homos, All young men who caniot reach their home on ihat eveniog are cordially invitod to at- id. A Very ploasstt tie may be antici- pated Robert Weidensall, pioneer state secretary, is aguln 10 town for a shovt time, othing Syrup for ohil- softens the gums and allays s a bortle, Bankrupt towel sale, oe and 10¢ tomorrow, HAYDEN BROS. - - OF THE COUNCIL, e will bo Committees © uniou | meet. will be Detweile o, who i Kan ospecially for :nts, Sunday uicsdents who I'ie Young Men's tra will assist in Dr. Duryea will pre- Sunda All it oy g at9:l ) e Secrotary sorics of aes 18 largely at- Hon t o'clock Uivle class, AL p. Over's lessons oun is¢ Mrs, Winslow's S dren teething all pain, 25 ¢ FOR PRESIDENT Me hers Already at Work Laying Plans for Orgunizing the New Lady, The fight for the prosidency of the rew couneil which will ba organized is already being waged, with several aspirants seeking thevlum There is no extra pay in the position, but thero are none of the members who would put the offer of the office behind tuem, sim- Dly because it gives the holder some stand- ing which aa ordinary councilman can never bope to secure. Besides this, tbe fortunato individual escapes committee work, which 1s something that they all consider, Tho domocrats have given up all hopes of controlling the presidency, as they will be bopelossly in the minority when the new council comes outo the staze of action, Of the members-eloct, the democrats secured but three out of the nine, while wmong the hold-over wembers they can figure cut oply oue who will be with the This throws the fight wholly within the republican ranks and loaves the ropublican members o make tho most of the opportunities. The men who have bared t are willing to accept the presidency are William I, Beohel, George £, Munro, A. G. Edwards ana Sol Priuce, with Bechel, 8o it is alleged, sligntly 1 the lead. Aboul tue only appointient that the couns oul will have to &iva out will bo thut of ser- geaut-at-arms, which pays a salary of §75 per mouth. The applicants are as numerous 8 the sands of tho sea, but they all concede tost Audy Gram, the preseut incumbent, has the puil ir breasts and 4 - New rewedies aro being constantly iutro duced to tho puolic, but Dr. Buli's Cougu Syrup sl waluleius its pre-emiveuce, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: :FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1892, [ ANOTHER ~ GREAT FAILURE Abrams & Oo,, Oloak Manuficturers, 474 Broadwa), New York, Go Under. BOSTON STORE BUYS The Firest Stock Style €1 of High Grade, Latost le will begin Saturday, This firm, from whom Boston Store bought theso cloaks and jackets, manu- factured directly for only the finest cloak houses in New York city, employ- ing only the skilled labos and using only the very finest of materials, and their styles are invariably reliable und the latest correct idens, To prepare everybody in advance. To give an idea of what will be. To give everybudy an opportunity. What to expect best and that every one may be fully pre- pared to grasp this wonderful accidental opportunity, BOSTON STORIE desires to state most omphatically that of all the cloak sales ever held in Omaha, or for that matter in store in America THIS SALE OF CLOAKS, JACKETS AND WRAPS. wiil not only be the greatast any to disbelieve their own oy such tremendous bargains are in 1t. Wateh Friday evening’s yaners, and be prepared to find every promise fulfilled. And still wo haye not told half how big the bargains will be. “This sale will be at but will netially cause one | Atlantie comt Wromier to mako & careful esti- mato of the effests: of approaching ohangos from tho west s morihwest. A low barom- oler hanging ower tho middio states is some- times hiela bacia®e a high along the Atlantic seaboard, and whem this (s the case the ap- proaching chamge from the west or north mAy be afect®d “n its progress by the boldiog back cof the low over the middle statesA At present the Omaba weather burenw is fiot getting reports from the Atlantic or Baettic seaboard stations out 18 served simplyswith reports from the md- dle and wost eentral siates, reaching up pretty well towsirdithe northern points and well down toward Texas, The eastera ser vice 1s what captain Hunt wants and is hope- ful of getting in the noar future, | privinidiuididuiel IN THE CO.RTS. Hen Gots Another Postponement [ Clm Againct Omana Street Ratlway Co. Tho case of the state against k. H. Hon- { derson was caliod for teial in the criminal | court vesterday morning, but on the showing | beiug made that some of the state witnesses | were abseur & continanace until Thursday, Docomber 1, was granted. Honderson, as the president of tao Henderson Investment company, i3 charged with having defranaed tho company and the croditors out of a lavee sum of monov. He skipped the towa eral months ago, but was traced to ar east ern city, where ho was arrested, brought back to this eity and bound over to appear in the district court. Unabie to furnish bouds, he has sinco been contined in the county jail. s Phil Leiban, chavged with havine prace ticed medicine without a permnt, was con- vioted in the criminal division of the district court L Judge Ogden's court the case of Patrick Cogan ugainst the Omaha Street Railway company is on trjal. The plaintift is teging to convince a juffy that the defendant shouid pay bim £10,000 damages for personal injurics sustained two years ago last Octobor. Cogan was working for the company and ons night was assistiog in the work of laving a new cable on the th Twentieth street line. Whilo at work ho was cangat by tho cablo and sustained somo severe cuts and biuises, which ho ailores were caused by the negl- gence of tha company. orson sov- In the Federnl Conrt, Judee Dundy delivered his instructions to Read our advertisement word for word | tho jury in the Midaleton case yesterday morning and tne jurors took the case consideration, Inthe case of the Denver Water Works company against the American Water Wor company Attorney Congdon appearcd and asked leave to file a petition 10 intervention iuto BOSTON STORE, N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sta. - — Bankrupt towel salo ! e und 10¢ tomor| HAYDEN BROS. - The ladies of Kountze Memorial Lu- theran church, Cor. Sixteenth and Har- ney, will have an oyster supper from 6 108 p. m. und sale of fancy and useful articles, suitable for Christm s gifts, on Friday afternoon and evening. Novem ber 18, All are welcome and cordially invited. - rifled Man. n discovered recently Neb., i3 on exhibition in this city at 1413 Farnam, Paxton hotel | block. It is an object worth secing. The body lies'on one side with one leg druwn up and is a fine specimen of physical de- velopment. Tven the toenails, finger- nails, teoth, evebrows and the pores of the skin are as naturel aslife. By tho head one would judge it to be the body of an Indian. The form is about six feet four incres long and is solid stone, weighing several hundred pounds. The finder has been offered $10,000.00 for the curiosity. The e he petrificd m. at Chadron, Bankrupt towel sale. He and 10¢ tomorrow. BROS. ol Mexico and Retarn. For the meeting of the American Public Health Association and Interns tional Medieal Congress, to be held in the City of Mexico November 29 to Do- cember 2, 1892, the Santa Fe route will sell tickets at one lowest first-class fare for the round trip. This is an excellent visit Mexico, one of trips imaginable, v very little cost A special purty On o Saturday, November 19, and join a lnrgo rarty from Soston and other eastern cities at Kan..s (i) The fare 1or the Omuha is only $61.00. For further” info. tion of Pullm .z on or address, enger Agent Santa I"arnam St., Omaha, Neb, Bankrapt towel sale. He and 10¢ tomorrow, To the Cit. opportunity to | the most delightful vound trip from ation and mmodations reser call Route, 1316 for the benefit of the Bdward P, Allis com- pany, which has a claim aguiost the Ameri can” Water Works company for $20,000 for balance duo on the large eagine placed in the pumpicg statioa at Florenco last year. I'he petition was permitted to be filed. Tho iai s good enough for Hood's Sarsaparilla - here is no need of embeliisiment or sen sa- ionalism. ~ Simply what Hood's Sarsapariila aoes, that tells the story of 1ts morits. 1t you have never realized its benofits a single bot tie will convinee you 1t is a good medicine, The highest pratse bas been won by Hood's pills for their easy, vet eflicient action. Sold by all draggsts,~ Price 25 cents — ED BY D Joe Feiler Wanved His 1n ritance His Parents Were Buried, ‘The polico were asked \Wednesday night to rotect the home of the Feilers at Twenty- sixth acd Oak streets from the son of tho house, Joe. The dead body of tho old father was lying in the front room aud his two young daughters were keeping wateh in the nouse alone, Two weeks UNAW. EATH. Bofore ago the mothar of the family died leaving all of her prop- erty, and she had secumulated consider- able, to her two unmarried daughters but instrugting them to pay to ber son §200 Within twoyeers. This angered Joe, althou from all accounts he w. more thun bis deserts, Several limes since the old tady’s denth he has visited the house while intoxicated und demanded money but has been refused Oun the day of his mother's funeral one of the gi compeilod to remain at bome in order to prevent him from forci- bly taking possession of the house Wednesday the father of the family died and whilo the body lay 1u the coftin_ bis son came to the house flourishing & revolver and demanded $300. Ho was refbed and left the house threatening to come back at night and blow the girls’ brains out if_tho money was ot forthcoming. Mounted Patrolman Haze was sent out to protect them, - BURLINGTON, 13, April, 4,18)1, Dr. J. B. Moore—Dear Sir: Hay troubled with catacrn in my head and for three years —al timos was unublo to bear had a conStant ringing in_my ears and for W0 yoars was almost deal, Have tried sov. eral so-catled remedios and beon treated by regular physicians and noted spacialists, but failed to get any ralief. I triad one bottle of Moora's Tree of Lifo Catarch Cure. It gave immediate relief and effectod & pormau cure, Iheartily recommand it to uffo ors of this diseiso and will chearfully give any further iaformation on bewg addrossed been face HAYDIEN -~ Frescoing and interior decorating; de- signs and ostimates furnished, Henry Lehmaunn, 1508 Douglas street. — - Real estate, Burguins only. My word is good. W. G. Albright. 621-2-3 N. Y. Life bldg, - - COLD WAVE COMING. BROS. Observer Hunt Giv Wenther we May Ex Juless all the indications prove to be de- ceptive there will be a marked change in temperature in the vicinity of Omaba and over the state of Nebraska before this morning. A bigh barometer and low tem- perature are approaching from the west while a low barometer holds sway over the enstern states The Omaba weather bureau was instructed about 11 o'clock yesterday to hoist the | cold wave signal us there was a strong prob- ability that there would be a drop of 182 to 20> degrees in temperature before I'riday moruing. A strong, cold breeze set in from the north at an early hour yesterday morning and itin- creased 1n velocity every our during the day. “*We are liable to have a touch of winter tomorrow morning,”” said Caotain Hunt today at the weather bureau in tha upper story of the postofiice building. “But thero is oo peculiar thing about this climate,” continued tho observer, *“That 1s the fuct that you can bave chunges of from five 1o ten doerees without noticing them much so far as personal comfort is con- cerncd. In the climate whero | have lived for several vears a change of five degrces in temperature was very noticeable, Such a otange will frequently send people home for thoir overcoats, 1 presuwme the differonce in the bumidity of the two climates is the cuief cause of this marked difference in the effect of these changes here aud in New Orleans, Captain Hunt Is very anxious to have sev- oral important additions made to the service @t the Omaha station. He finds iv aifficuit ana practicably impossible at times to wake a local forecast with the limitea reports from eastern stations. It is uecessary to kuow the condition of the temperature aloug the A n Forocast of the ) | o Used in Millions of Home The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammoni atmy homs, No, 223 Swoonoy ave., Burling- on, . or salo by all drageists, Rospectfull RL. Relo. For sale by all druggists, - SUCCESSFUL BUSINE S MEN, in the Ed J. Roe was 17 years of ago when, 1875, he was given @ minor position in whoiesalo hat bouse of R. B. Tomlinson & Son in Cedar Rapids, Ia. He had no expori - enco and no backing, but went to work with such earnestuess to master the business that tho following yoar he was sent to N eoras ka by that firm with n line of sampies. His auceess on the road was romarkable and for four years hie did & splenaid business, In 1884 Mr. Roeaccentad A& position with the Omaha wholesale hat | nouse of W, roue & Co. mained with that firm as a traveling representative until the business was sold to the Gate City Hat company. Hebecame o partner in the new. tirm and was made manager for e house and 1s responsi- ble in a groat measure for the success of the tivm, He can't give up s old trade on the road aud in addition to doiug all of the buy- ing for the firm still devotes much of time to calling on the trade between Owaba and the Pacilic coast. Mr. 102 was born in Montreal but removed with bis parents at an early ago to Prince ou, LlL, Waera hevwas edusated, L. Pa sud re i ¥ When vou find & four name firm you are protty sure of an institution représenting considerable respousibility. The firm of Hass, Harris, Beim & McLain,near Dawson Georgla, is not an exception, Itis, in fac one of Liio most aubstautial business houses 10 Terroll county. Tho following is an ex- tract from a recent letter from them: “Our customers say that Chamberluin Moaicine Co. of Des Moines, lowa, manufacture thres of ‘tho best medicines on earth, viz, Cham- verlaw’s colic, cholera sud diarruga rem- edy, for bowel complaints; Chamberiain’s g remeds, for colds, croup and whoop 7 cough, and Chamberisio’s pain balm for rheuwatisin.’” 50 cent bottles of each of these wedicines for sale by druggists, "PRICE'S aking Powder. No Alum, s—40 Years the Standard, his | Best Gure For All disorders of the Throat and Lungs is Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, It has no equal as a cough-cure, Bronchitis ““When I was a boy, 1 had a bronchial trouble of such a persistent and stube born character, that the doctor pro= nounced it incurable with ordinary remedies, but recommended me to try Ayer's Chierry Pectoral. 1 did so, and one bottle cured me. For the last fifteen years, I have used this preparation with good effect whenever I take a bad cold, and I know of numbers of people who keep it in the house all the considering it safo to be without it J.C. Woodson, I M., Forest Hill,W.Va. Cough “For more than twenty-five years, X was a sufferer from lung trouble tended with coughing so severe at times as to canse hemorrhage, the paroxysms frequently lasting three or four hours, 1 was induced to try Ayer's Cherry Pece toral, and after taking four Lottle thoroughly cured." - Franz La Grip'pe “Last spring T was taken down with lagrippe. At times I was completely prostrated, and difficult was my time, not was Hoffman, breathing that my breast seemed as it confined in an iron cage. 1 procurcd a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had 1 began taking it than relief followed. Teould not beliove that the effect would be so rapid and the cure 8o complete."—W. . Williams, Cook City, 8. Dak. AYER’S Cherry Pectoral Drepared by Dr.J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass Sold by all Druggista. Urice $1; six bottics, $5. Prompttoact, suretocure ARE YOU SUFFERING reot Femle Weakness, Catarrh ot Lheamtisim, . Cheonic, Nervoas ot Private Diseases. IF 80, CALL ON r. Searies & Searles Consuitation Free For the Trea nt of Chronic, Private and Nervous Diseases, MALE AND FEMALE, ALL BLOOD AND SKIN DIS- EASES, ORGANIC A K- NES3 AND DIS NO MATTER HOW LONG 3TAND- ING OR HOW OFTEN PRO- NOUNCED INCURABL NERVOUS DEBILITY PILES, FISCULA, FISSURE Permanently Cured without ti 1t giture or All maladies of a private or delicate nature, of either sex, positively cur Dr. Searles & Searles, 3 5gut 2ty ot et Next door to Post 0. > us HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CLEANSING. For Farmers, Miners and Machanics. A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER. Cures Chafing, Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc. A Delightful Shampoo, WHITE RUSSIAN SO0AP. Specially Adepted for Use in Hard Water DR ECWEST 3 NERVS AND BRAIN Tk g 1p ment o soociie for Hystorly. Dizelnssy, Fity, N31 Falginhesancno, Norvous Prosiraton oaussd be Aquor oF tobicso Wakofulness, Meatil Dsras- A1OD. ¥OILness0f LU drain, oausing lnsuiity, misary deeny.doath, Promiturs O11 Age Barronoss, iosy £ Powerin elthor sox, Impotoney, Loucoreian an il Fomnlo Weaknoss s invoiuntsry’ Lossas, Spo MOLOrFhes c3usal by Ovarexartian 00 43 0rain Felf-abuseovorintulg A moath's tratnin 81,6 for £, by mall, W 2081€ LTI L0 0ar) Ench 0rd6 (086 0551 Wil w1t weltiyn KuArAntosto rafund It notearsl Guaranton 1syis) only by Theodore. ¥ Lewls druggist solo ageny southoast corner 16thwnd Farnam sts. Umaha 44 GAPANE S i3 I Las ] CURE Anow a1 Comalors T, BubpositeFIes, OIMLm oL 10 Hapsils SRATIIY ' Poditive care for Ka Bilndor ke dig 1toatag. uronio. 1taosit e ersil BaryBiien i3 o mody has novor Bois Cknawa 1o 81T 81 por borx. 1 for £5: soatny @il Wiy suforro s (Blaofrlbln disexsa Whoa o WLt Suarsncos 1y DORILively given with 0 oxeroF refud fhamanay i Bobeured Jond siaca for frog o C iarkn0 lasued by Kul Druggists, # Agonts, coraar 1680 wnd Doy 4 U he New THE “LADIES" PERFECT' SYRINGE The ¢ wnd e World, Is the only ayrinze ever tnvented by which viginal Getions can bo sdiinis: A withont leaking wod solilng the elothing oF o SithLIng the Use Of & ves and which can aiso he Tor rectal injections or With 3 ~ tnont, conslsting o w40 1o o Al Internal 1 Perfest Vaginel 1 Syringe 10 the SOFT AND BHELL. RUBRER HAKD BULR HUBBER Price $3.00. Matl orders a0l loited. The Aloe & Penfold Co. 18th Street, NEXT TO POSTOFKI CE Fhyl W' proscriptions arefully propars 4 st low erions, | largest show window today. which tells you in west. Two styles —are marked with just enoug attractive. are i round corner sacks only, second row are mighty l\_ll\_ fancy black clgeviot in an inv six _dollars and fifty cents. marked acks! right up to the queen stitched—finely tailored. that “never wear out’ mere---made up honestly sori ot ceve better ¢ oods than you expect at us to add a complete ass prices as only the Nebraska those in the two front rows BO.50. The ones in the very front row arce “beauts good solid all wool cassimere—in a handsome dark brown— The “square cut” gins another of the great special sales which have made her famous throughout the of these suits Uhey're made of h color in the broken plaid to make the pattern I'he lining is of double warp Italian. I'hese suits sacks i the They are made of substantial v sible plaid. double-breasted with square corners ilihese ats are cut and in the proper length The lining is of soft serge The third a stitch our rtment-- dollars and sixteen dollars usually buys Rt pe FUR OVERCOATS have never been urgent calls from our customers for them have prompted open today---at gives, -such snit scials . Usually t's so this time. —and the price is— i fourth rows are B10.50. The third row are sacks--round corner sacks--and such made of elegant dark gray all wool cassimere--lined. s taste with very fine Farmer atin, triple The frocks in the back row are of good old honesty cassi- as fifteen you get ol equal. Price lists and discounts on hand. Ask your shoe dealer for the New Jersey Rubber Shoe ROLLED EDGED ARCTICS, EXCLUDERS, LUMBE THE NEW JERSEY SPECIALTIES have no by ent to dealers only. Omaha, Does your system Need a Stimulant ? If so, use AMERICA’S FINES Neb. PURE For Sale at all High-class Drinking Places and Drug Stores. your Dealer docs not keep it, write to Ky? The us, such Corner Douglas and 14th Streets. AMAaR ET6 stock ZACHARY T. LINDSEY, RYE. DALLEMAND & CO.. CHICAGOY 4 Kinds of Suits Ten of each kind and each kind different, are shown in our Each of these suits bears a card 3 ood plain figures, the price—which is cither six dollars and fifty cents or ten dollars and fifty cents. These were placed in the window to attract your attention—to notify you that today ““T'he Nebraska b RUPTURE PERMANENTLY CURED or NO PAY WE REFER Firaneial Relere Th v NO DETENTT 8 0. i Y( i, U 10 2,500 Nal'l Bk of Conm No 0 Parients. Oimaha o INATION FREE. E. MILLER COMPARY, 307-308 K. Y, LIFE BLDG,, OMAHA, N:E, DrDOWN 1818 Douglas Sireet, Omaha, The em private o atarr, New enc cat specislist in nersous, chrosl sduste Ju modicine, s dip aud 05t mhnhGd, Sominal weikness, night | tuient 10r lo8s OF Viiel power. Firtia ul ‘Medicine or lnstrumients st by il or One’ persousl Ioterview preferred der., lfl;mmu of Lifo weni froe. Offiee hours Vu. . 0 Vp eIl 1 uil o s | 1 . 5y 4. Buadaye U N nury d o disg ;. ¥ el o ) ' 0/Fespoade A e th co Iy privis 2 by W0 X, Bend MWW L0F TeRIT