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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
REGISTER OR rot oA~r VOTE.
Three Chances 10 Get on the Pou Lit
Arr y 81 Ieft.


The conclusion q TIE campaign thHi Ia
vitality interested ali classes o, pe.uie is
craving pear. j. is safe 20 say thbt there
Is DOT voter Ia the city or cour-y but
vho has no; determined to vote one way or
The other j is also probable that there VIII
he number uf men who viii be denied the
right 30 vote ana TIE DENIAL VIII be made
necessary by thelr own ca el,EsrcEt. Al. must
register this wear % not vote. The amended
Australian ballot Law makes This duty inn
ptrative. ]; also makes 81 the imperative
DUTY q ths registrars q e1yh precinct &c
close TIE books and certify 20 the cc-re- t-esI
O. the lists on the last dHy o. TIE rerist-l
.i1n. Haa when they meet fur The las. time
O. election dEv they are not permitted 20
issue n Efduvit 70 BEy nan WIN cIrnc
convince therl beyund any doubt that be We
ahser. from the city Curing all Of The dUvs
o. registration Heretofore HfhdHvits have
huen easily Obtained but under The Inv as
it ROW stands there iF a lot O. trouble in
store Tor The man who tries 20 swear in his
vaie. he Is obliged 20 bring Two citizens d
us ward who are able tC swear that they
know O. their Own knowledge thRt be WIS
out o. town every day while the registry
boards were sitting For every vote sworn
IL there VIII be q chance for three men 20
commit perjury. and al al election where
the fEAt is as sharp as il Is THIS year IL
viii hs z dangerous hing 10 Do.
Inc registrars are required 10 be al tht
proper place on Thursday, October % al s
l. m ana remain until 3 2. II. ana The
same Oh Friday and Saturday. October .:
ana "a. On the Saturday following. Octooe:
81, the books VIII again be open from 4 n
to s 2. n.
The registrars o, the First precinct Of
the FRS; ward are Ralph Williams and
Charles Eautker and they Viii sit Il
Wheeler Eereld's ofhce. The Second pre-
cinci is located Al the residence OF z 7
Bryant corner q StutsmAn and Pierce
streets. Henry Stevenson and fred Bgute
are TIE registrars.
Second WErd-First precinct Utterhsrll' s
livery stable opposite city building; W. J.
Brock and n Schurz. registrars Second
precinct. Z. 7. ShoemBkers coal Office
200 West Broadway; J.. L. Hollenbeck ana
7. Il. Compile registrars.
Third Nard-First precinct Z. C. Brown s
drug store 1Ol South Main street. ". q.
Rae and J. NJ. shea. registrars Second
precinct Atlantic house gul South Third
street; Harry Brown and P. O'DonneIl. reg
istrR-s.
Fourth NHrd-Firsi precinct. Office Of
Grand livery. 224 South Main street: C. Il
Gilmore and L. SweErinEen. registrars Sec
oud precinct. residence Louis HutChEisE G2s
Twelfth Irproe; 7. c. Jackson and Arthur
Slack. registrars
Fifth wErd-Firsi precinct. smith &
bakery. az Fifth avenue; G =. Auker
and NJ. CEllaEhBn. registrars Sc cu1d pre-
Circt. 1911 South Thirteenth street. George
2. Hazard and Daniel Kirby. REGISTRAR
Sixth wRrd-Firsi precinct Bland Rish.
ion s store. POO West Broadway; Wilson
HEnes and G. Mikesell registrars See
pnd precinct. East Omaha DRner's build
lnE. corner Ninth street and Avenue 4: +
NeemEn and William Whiting. registrars
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

The rally At the Young Mems Christian
association al O'Clock yesterday afternoon
IVES for men only. The Hbsence pf The
women. who have taken 4 aeep Interest In
these meetings uutil the ae-iaa II Inc Official
board sent them out. Was very noticeable.
The lending address Of the afternoon WIS
by Ar. S. Lindsay Of Omaha His subject
was one that deeply Interested the young
men. il WIS a character sketch OF the rich
young man who came 10 Jesus 10 inquire
What be must do 10 inherit eternal life He
Was pictured as an ideal young man, upon
whose character there was not bot q pop
ular young man whom the world admired
and many loved. The fatal defect OF his
character WIS his devotion 10 his wealth
TIE cross that Christ lEid upon him was The
heaviest that could lie found The Young
man had set his hsErt upon his wealth. and
be went away surrowfully 10 drop out Of
sight, apparently having lost both his soul
and his wealth. The lesson OF The talk WAS
very strongly brought out 10 show that II
Is often. II not always through some besei-
ting sin that men lose heaven.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
FRED DEDoSG HAD RAD DOLLAR.
Young Man Arrested for Attempting
10 CircuLnte a CnunIerfeit.

Young Man Arrested for Attempting
10 Circulate Counterfeit
Fred DeLouE. E young man l. years old.
WIS arrested last night and locked up on
The charge Of passing counterfeit money.
he was caught in the act.
belongs relatives live in Illinois. but
be has been in Council Bluffs for some time.
employed part Of the time as bell boy IL
the Ogden house and lately in the Oda Pei
lows temple barber shop. At o'clock
last evening he offered 3 spurious silver
dollar III the ticket window al DohEny =
thsEtsr II payment for four tickets. The
man al the window quickly detected the
nature Of The coin ana threw il back TO the
boy. but not until after he had made deep
nick in j: by striking il against The edge
OF The glass plate in the window desk. The
boy picked Up the coin and disappeared. He
walked directly TO The Purity Candy kitchen
in the same block and offered the same
coin IN payment for Z 1O-csni purchase The
girl Il the counter has distinguished herself
rs Z catcher Of counterfeiiers. and when
she recognized the character Of the coin
she managed 10 hold the boy uutn she Sent
word 10 an officer. Officers Murphy and
CHAR had been advised o. the rrEDsB Ctinn
al the ticket window and were following
The boy when they met the candy girls
messenger.
DeLong attempted to explain bis couDec-
ton with the coin by declaring that some
money, with instructions 10 take il 10 the
theaier and buy four tickets This nan.
be SAYS waited on the street until he re
turned and informed him that the coin WIS
counterfeit. He said the man then took
another from his pocket and told him 70 e
and buy 10 cents worth o. candy and bring
him TIE change. Re was unable 10 tel
where the man WIS located or what lie
looked Ike. 4 little Investigation by The
officers proved that the boy WAS alone al
evening. Saturday night he attempted 10
pass E counterfeit dollar ~ Pat Gun
uuudes on Main street and il has been as
certslned thar he dropped Two hEd coins
~ The NeUmsysr hotel IN exchange for
four bottles Of wine. be declared the wine
was for use al the Ogden hHr, but when
the bartender watched him when he called
the last time he saw him deliver the wine
10 couple Of men in the alley il the rear
Of The building.
He VIII have L hearing before Commis-
siuDer SteAcuEu this morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

MINI HIS L. Llli- IN--IWtIVF .N0U-
SAND people were present az Eurnder Park
about twelve miles from this city yesisr-
Gay 70 witness The second race between
Frank =. Bacon The English champion. Hnd
T !. Comet. the American champion. The
event was me second Of a series % thret
races arranged for EiUl q side Tor each ~ ct
between the men The first OF The series
fuu---1lile run was won by Bacon al Dub
lin on O-toher 3 Conner retiring after Gov
efinE une mile and 31o yards. The race TO
DAY was one mile Cuursv and was won ty
Bacon in s.s5 "a. he was thirty yards ahead
% Conner IL The finish At the tusSaF Con-
neH won The inside position and immeciatClE
went % The front, with Bacon close az MS
heels. BE do The trsi quarter in u.GG tht
ttree-u uarfers IN S:.l -. While covering
ne las; quarter Conner Seemed 10 be la
boring. Racnn gained rari1ly. passed MIN
ana won easily. Conner was 50 DISTRESSED
Al he finish -thGt he appeared completely
dazee and had 10 led from the track. The
thiro race OF he series. mile run is to he
aecldea n GllsEaw According 10 IruCr.Lfr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
!. Y. Plumbing company. Tel
neaeemina Knon To.rn.hip.

AvoCA. Ia Oct lS-tspeciAl.l Hon. 7.
p swan Of Atlantic was given I hearty vel
come here Saturday evening. The opera
house was filed with az enthusiastic audi
ence Upon tie stage with The speaker
We're. Prof Peasley !. =. Blake W c. BHr-
ton. C. II. Converse. 7. :. BErdsiey, J. c.
blanchard J. 7. Van SlyEe ana others Mr..
Swans remarks were directed IN The min
10 the consideration Of The financial question,
which was handled in a mastery manner
carrying conviction IN ebrh point touched
upon He plainly showed that the so-CElled
crime OF 70" WIS no crime ana that the
decline OF prices was IN no WHY due 10 de-
InonetiEaiion OF silver. Coming from the
Inns OF & lifelong democrat democratic
born. accompanied with The assurance Of
his intention Of voting on the % Of NoveIn-
Der for McKinles. protection and prosperity
his argument carried weight ana VIVA
s.heered 10 the echo. "Bryunism' receiving
blows from which II cannot recover IN time
for the finale Republicans are confident
and think 10 enroll This township Knox for
Mckinley Its mHj0riiies for several years
hive ranged from thirty 10 100 democratic
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

FREMONT OCT. 1k-fSperi8i. The pre-
luinary examination O. Boy NE1i,. Oh tts
charge O. hreaEIE into shields d New
mans store az Nitkcrslr ana stealing $500
worth o. goods was held before Justice
81 me Peace WiuterEteeu yesterday after
uouu. lit pleaded guilty wniyed rrtIin-
mary tNuulrbtSn and WIS hound over Go
the d.strlc; oouri in the sum o. 3 Ut1. He
went 10 jan Napier claims Is hc tu. 80
years ola tui from TIE accounts which be
gives ~ his Whereabouts IN The uast FIVE
or six ytH-s Is evidently nearly 20 His
pBrtrc- ia eksou Is SIN a. large and Only
portion Of The stolen property has heen
~sa.ss= rrsr.H
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

SYRACUSE. Neh.. Or. IS-Jspe5lal Tele-
gram The house o! J. " Talbot. three
miles northeast % town. was burned 90 thU
ground this morning i was frs; uuti-ea
when The family was a. breakfast j or.Ei-
mica from . ds.ectve fac upstairs The
last Of The building syEs total. on which
here was $3.50 Insurance Guy Talbot s11
81 The UvDC.. was ULlte badly burned N
fighting the flames He Was sur agUtel ty
FIRE suS smoke. 50 thL; be feu Gown the
stairs, unconscious Very little personal
v.cptrtv was saved.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
ram FIGHTERS wR1rE AGAIN.
FitHstmmons opens CerrcsnpndcBcc
Win ID. - n I'm ncl..-n alnl...

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 1s-A proposal
hHs been mace 20 Fg,zsirnrrors 'y tae VA
uunal club o. thiF city that De cnrarc
in q ten-rouud contest with Sha-key lr tais
city some time in Decernbe- Tor q purse
o. ytp0 Martin Julian. Fltzs,rrnous'
manager. replied thar Fitzsitr mons would
fDtei ShurktE Tor purse q EN"I winner
20 take all, and 8 DlU Tor tralulnc and
trtNtiur expenses. ths Grub 90 dtfsUFIt
Sa.oN as farfc.t on signing articles tht hale
anrt 10 ne put ~ ten DAYS before ih.
rltf %. L arQulS 81 Que, rlssuTy rules 20
govern. t.l.hy' George Sller ur Lou HOUSE
mtn OF Chicago &c referee. Match 80 take
place before December j. The National
Oh hcs complied with fltEslmrnr-ls' de-
mlnds 30 Ire extent 81 rluciur IN. 8 900 W.
the HANDS 81 ipcgi sporting -rau. Atus 10
firmly declines 20 allow FltEsiurnuus more
than 500 for expenses. Shlrkey's only oh-
Jecucn he 10 having the referee selected az
this stage uf The Proceedings He SAYS a.
VIII he lime enough 10 select that official
when The FfzsiumuuE party arrives here.
Julian Is holding out 90 The ruat-er o. ex-
J-nss money. hut IS not 50 fusisteut Us re-
CARDS the referee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

GOTHENHUEG, Neh-. Oct. 1S--lSpUciHl. -
Last Thursday evening about o'clock :. Z
Pearson, who was trying 10 steal his way
over the Uniun Pacific 10 Nslpsrs SO Oh No
Is WIS run over near willow Island ana
had both lerE cut 81 TIE LEI; one below
ire knee nul the right one above He aip3
Il Z few hours. ghe inquest was he'd las
night. ana .u-g handed In L verdict that
!. Z. Pearson came 20 his death by being
pui Of the train while running by one O!
me brakeman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
kIMBALL kIDxAPs his CHILD.
snatches the Little One Away from
Her AunIie's Arms.


Mrs. Clara Smith wife Of james Smith
who lives al Fourteenth and Hickory streets
Omaha was al the police station last even
ing IN company with her mother asking the
police TO assist her in recovering 3 3-year-
old child which she alleges had been for
eihly taken from her while she was visiting
in this city.
The woman and her mother. Mrs. Kaiher-
inc Murphy, were visiting Ruby Smith
Mrs Smith S brother in-law. ne.r the East
Omaha bridge Mrs. Smith had with bsr
The child Of her sister, Mrs. Isaac Kimhall
While the women were returning from
their visit they were met by KimbRL who
took the child from them by force ana car
ried il away. The screams Of the women
ana The crieE Of The frightened child at
traeied number Of people on Lower Broad
WY. where the meeting took place. but none
Of them felt willing 10 interfere when they
learned that KimbEn WAS the father Of The
chnd.
At the police station Mr.. Murphy told
Captain MRltby that her son-in-lHw, KinbBl
WAS q thoroughly worthless scoundrel who
had deserted ms wife and family Of three
children and that she had been keeping
two Of the children. while the third had
been given & home by her daughter Mrs
smith She said Kimhsll had been trsy-
cling through the country with E team and
covered wagon, accompanied by a woman,
and that he Was thoroughly unfit 70 have
the care Of the little girl whom he had
forcibly taken. The officers were unable
70 give the woman any assistance and TT
ferred them 10 the Omaha police. with the
assurance that II q telephone message came
from the Omaha police asking for the ~
rest Of ktmhAll he would bs promptly locked
IN. kimhEl went into camp last night
in the Willows ne@T the Union Pacific dump.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

FREMONT. Oct. lS.-(Spcciul. The rcru-
Jar meeting o. he Fremont Womans club
was he'd yestCr1ay Afternoon The general
subject was botany. Mrs WliEm Fried
read a paper on The botany q wheHt and
bread Ms. G.. 4 DFlHuRivr had 4 Cure-
fully prepared pu3ar Du uusEgs Suo sea
weeds There we're other pEpers OF butnr-
icsl subjects ~ Miss caves ana Miss Clara
ADAMS The BftencGnye a. The ulut this
year Is Eood ana much Interest manifested
IN the pUptrS READ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

hay SPRINGS, Neh-, Oct l6.-lspeCiHl-l-
Friday morning about O'Clock Tie barn.
sheds hay. J 500 bushels Of wheat 1000
bushels o! oats uud everything but The
house or u = TAYLOR tErn one nile from
town. WIS consumed by FIRE. The loss II
about g. 500. Nothing is known concerning
he uriptr OF The FIRE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
Pretended 10 De fin n League with the
Ircn.nrN nennrInenf.

SPRINGFIELD. No, Oct ls-ln The fed.
ertl court here. before Judge Phillips, ths
Mystic Number swiDdler c. i. Bell. sliaf
James 7. Schwartz. and his four Bccomplices
Henry 7. Wells, Michael McGinnis. Thomas
A Robbins ana Thomas Robson pleaded
guilty 70 The charge q using the United
States mails for fraudulent purposes ana wort
sentenced last evening Schwartz Wells
ana McGinnis were sentenced 10 two vearf
IN the penTtentiErg. and 20 pny fines Of 81 600
each. The Others were fined 81 Bg0 each ana
sentenced 10 six months in the county 5ail
These were the Evindlerx who represented
70 several farmers that they were IN ieHrut
with the Treasury department and in [
position 10 give uut treasury notes supposed
10 have been cancelled. 10 those who beuun,t
members OF their Organization Severn
farmers paid big fees 70 become members Of
The Mystic Numbers"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
HOURS OF HIGH SCHOOL SESSION.
school nonrd VIII BE Asked 10
Change the Present system

Change the Present system.
One Of the matters 10 come NJ before thC
school buard At the regular meeting tonight
viii he changing Of The daily sessions al The
High school For years there has been ?
sentiment in favor Of 4 continuous session
instead o. dividing the day up into an after
noon and morning program, with al hour
ana half intsrmission. II VIII be proposed
before the board This evening 10 shorten the
noan recess 10 half an hour and dismiss tho
school al 80 O'Clock in the afternoon II
stead OF O'Clock. as al present
Prof. Hayden, the principal Of The school.
has made 3 thorough canvass among tn
pupils 10 ste what they and their parents
would like, and the almost unanimous opin-
ion is IN favor o. The proposed change
Among the many advantages in favor o.
the continuous session the most importRn;
that is thought 10 bs gained is The doing
away with the climbing Of the hill twice
Many Of The scholars have been compelled 10
withdraw from school because uf the Etee
climb. The majority Of the pupils nov bring
their lunches. and as this VIII be neoessEr.
Il the continuous session is adopted iher
viii be few inaonvenisnrea Instead Of mos
Of the scholars wasting the remaining hours
time this viii be utilized in class work
There viii be four class periods in The morn
ing and three IN The afternoon, Just The same
as AT present and the scholars be AllOWst
10 ger away more thAn an hour carrier
IN order 70 get Al 4 definite understand
Ing concerning he wishes Of the parents abou;
the proposed change, Prot Hayden gave
each q the scholars a set Of questions 10 e
answers from home IN this way II WIS
discovered thsl BOZ could arrange 10 bring
their lunch, seven could no, and ten lived
near enough 10 the school 10 30 home in Tho
half hour recess. In answer to the question
whether the parents approve the plan, ~
reported they did fNgufV-eiEht we're in
einerfr; about The change, ten did not and
ten didn't know.
The showing made by Prof i1Hgasn has
practically decided the matter as Eve Of the
members o. The school board H-ho were seel
about the change favored H.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
Ixop. school ChfIdrep Entertain.

LYONS. Neh.. out. speaisl.'-T'he
High school gave N entertainment hero
last evening 10 & large house One o. the
leading features % The program waK 4 debate
% the financial question between Dolly Nc
Mullen and orr TRAINER.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

MANCHESTER. X. H, o.. IA special
% me Union SAYS q railroad accident. be
8eved TO be very extensive IN amount Of
dnrnnre occurred al O'Clock last night Al
3 point near Wentworth on The White Noun
tain division Of the Boston d Maine railway
An express freight train Of many cars IL
said 10 have been alTnnst completely
wrecked Al fhal could be learned def
I4itely 70 10 o'c.ock this morning vas that
one brakeman WGs lll ed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
rnr nrn,nr A1trrL. rnr.nn crnnr.

YORK Web oct ls-lSpecllil- in
speech delivered here yesterday afternoon
sy Z a. Gilbert in favor o. free silver.
bitter attack was made IN Rev Frank Crane
prominent minister q Chicago. and form
CRY q The Frs Methodist church q Omaha
II tiE remarks he asserted that Rev. Nj
Crane WIS under thC control Of che money
power himself and that his statement was
decidedly opposed to the religion ne espousod.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
UnanisPhed Ganr. pi.po.ea OF.

BIDA TEST, Oct 1N-The three rarnes
left unfinished in the international chess
masters tournament were decided today.
Winawer and Tschirorin drew q Ru
Lopez after uiDety-eirht moves.
SChlechtsr and Nua drew a Freuen
defense after eiEhfy-seven moves.
Noa beat Maroczy in BUY Lopez sfte-
fN-fN-n MINES
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
smith Claim, View Record.

SAN JOSE. Cal. Oct. 1E-Locai whes liner
assert that c. N Smith this afternoon broke
TIE worlds record FOR FIVE miles ruud time
he covered the Milpitas and san jose FIVE
nlie course IN 20 rat He was paced 10y
q tandem TWO miles and ~ another tandem
fur The lasl three miles The previous rec
orc Tor five miles was y II pa held N
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
Five for One.

Merchants who advertise 10 sell Won 81
s. and So shoes for 81 are fakes and good
people 10 keep away from. ] cannot do H.
but viii sell you better shoe from Sl-00,
81 80 and s2.b0 than any shoe store in the
city. Why? Because ! have trade enough
so We DO not have TO make al cur profit on
Of the few customers
Look for the benT. SARGENT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

LYONS. Neh-, Oct 1S.-tSpecial Miss
Eta Fart and M. Melvin MeicEH were
married this evening by Rev. 7. C. Webster
Of The Methodist church al the close ot The
regular sermon. The contracting parties
are well and fIvorubly known in his VI
entity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

suid % nrrucd nothing huf tho Inference
that another outbreak b. feared and ftuf
the rtmulriur cluhs uf the Tongue are ure-
rlrirr 30 strengthen theIr pusIfll-s &c
much az possible. TIE gathering tu11y.
Cumissy asserted. WIS entirely O. o. social
fr~rrfHr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

Attempt 60 uob Couutr, Dcposlsors
nrraN. sh~

NaAtN ~ NMf AHWNEa
SYRACUSE. Neb.. Oct - Especial Ttle-
rrAm3-g Was reported here tt.s morning
thai burglars had lootea tht haut % noariss
which De owned largely Ny Syracuse paroles
President q Horne went over 90 Investigate
a team ana tuGcg were stolen from n c.
Smlth q. ttt talt tluC ana IfrEuwrtl. hy
The Same parties The ria passed through
this place az lloeg this mora .rE. win ,vr
yuuur men IN charge beaded north aus the
officers are trying 20 iutUrcel; them. The
vbul; was rot entered hut ne lock was
broken In such way thGt it coula not oe
urtrrpd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

CHICAGO Oct I&-The Western Base
Ball League rnaERales held a secret meet
ing al the Victoria hotel today. Charles
CoInisksy. manager Of the 81. Paul tram
said. when asked IN regard 10 the proceed
inEs q he meeting We cid nuthirg Of
any Importance We heard the reports
from the delegates Who were Sent 10
New York and anything Of Importance VIII
Of course come up al the meeting 10 be
held November t."
indianapolis and Minneapolis were not
represented, and this canshd- comment by
those interested in the base ball situation.
The Representatives Of the clubs present
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

They are 50 lite you hardly know yol
are taking them. They cause 10 gripping
yet they act quickly and most thoroughly
Such are The famous liIile pills known q
DeWitt's Lrttle Early Rissrs. Small IL
size. great in results
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
snecinI PrIr. no pi1I.hnrr

NUREM BUR G, Oct ls-The judges o.
the international chess masters tcurnn-
nent, held in this city in July and August.
awarded a special prize 10 Pinsbu-y Tor
4 having played the most brilliant game q
the tournament against L.sker
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
swINDLERs HEAVILY SENTENCED.

The greatest pHin-nnnihllBtur o. The 6Es
is Salvation OIL il always cures
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

II takes half ton Of starch per munth
TO Etinen the shirts. collars and CUTS o.. the
Eagle LAuDdTyE patrons. Have you tried
them? -9a Broadway. Telephone III.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

Take advice Stop coughing &; once by
he Immediate use Of Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup. one bottle viii cure you
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

Get your winter supply Of coal nov before
The rush End rise IN prices. L. NJ Shubert
viii MI your orders promptly ana MS prices
are the low est Telephone No. 20, Gsg West
Broadway
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

AUGUSTA, Ga Oct k-Cashief J. u.
Walker o. the Pori Royal, s c.. bank has
Ahsconded with sl0bt IN chsh. His books
show thai he IL short in his accounts $4,000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19

Mira ". W. Sherman viii receive a limited
number Of pupils for voice culture 81
South Seventh street