8 THE OMAHA DAILY KIBE , TUESDAY , JULY 7 , 1891 ,
BELLEVUE GETS ALL OF THEM ,
Kitlo Competitions of Tnroo
Scoured fjr tbo Omaha Range.
COMPANIES THAT WILL PARTICIPATE ,
Rules Governing tlie Various Contest * )
Mid Programme of the Di'puri-
ueiit Work HIIHJ- Times Ahead
lor Itcllevuv
Mnjor Dnnlcl W. Hcnhftrn , Inspector ot
small arms practice of the department of the
I'llttto , has succocilud Iti huvliitf the rlllo
competition for tha department of tlio Pluttc ,
tlio cast. 11 ml of California , culled nt Ucllovuo
range. This In conjunction with the minual
department civiilry uomputltion , will make
the season nt Hcllovuo n very busy one.
The department competition will open on
August 1 , tirorudea with three days of pr -
llmlnary practice. ThU competition will
continue four duys. The cnvniry comiiotl-
tlon for the thrco departments will butfln
AtiKURt I" , preceded hy three days of prolloi-
Itmry practice , and continue .six days.
Thcso competitions will bo under the direc
tion of Major D.inlolV. . Hcnhnm.
Cntitnln Charles A. Coolldffo of the Sev
enth infantry will bo In command of the
cmnp. ICncn competitor will bo required to
tauo with him his rllle , full dress nnd futlKuo
unllormvltli overcoat , foraso cnp , fatifuo
lint nnd cqulnments complete , Including his
field cartridge belt , bodsark nnu bedding.
Post cominnndcrs will see that in addition to
the articles mentioned cneh soldier takes with
him nil proper and necessary clothing that ho
may require during his stay at the depart
ment nllc camp ,
At > commutation of rations Is not provided
for competition while at the nlaco of compo-
tlton , the department commander directs
that each company commander forward to
the acting commissary of substances of the
d'jpiutnient rlllo camp $ J for each enlist
ed competitor , to purchase vegetables for
mess of competitors.
In the selection of competitors duo regard
will no had not only that the men sent to the
competition nro of good habits and reliable ,
but nlso that their excellence In marksman
ship Is baseil upon their proficiency In both
Individual and skirmish liring.
After the selection of the competitors is
made they will , nt their reif cctivo posts , bo
practiced nt least six days nt known dlstnnco
nnd skirmish tiring before being sent to the
competition. Report of the amount nnd the
kind nf such practice had bv each competitor
will bo niiulo bv post cominnndcrs to the Inspector
specter of small arms practice of the depart
ment , when the competitors leave their re
spective posts.
Major Iletiham received yesterday from
Washington thirty medals to bo awarded ns
prizes to the best marksmen in the revolver
match , the ritlo competition nnd the cavulry
competition with carbines , ten medals for
cacli competition.
The medals are gold , silver nnd bron/o
The gold lire for first p es ,
the silver for second and the
bron/o for third. The incdnls uro circular
in form nnd nro about ns wldo ns a fJO gold
ploco but fully twice as thick. They are at
tached to solid bars nnd pins nbout nn inch
nnd a half long upon the snmo material.
Upon the front side of the modal there la nn
omboscd imago of n marksman In the act nf
shooting. For the cavalry this ombosod
Imago consists of n horse nnd rider , nnd
for the infantry simply n marksman
on foot. The workmanship h very
line , and the incdnls mo truly
beautiful. On the opposite side of the plate
the surface Is loft smooth so that the name
of the winner may be inscribed thereon utter
the competition Is decided. Those medals
will all bo placed in Max Meyer's window for
a few days that the public tuny sco the In
ducements held out to the boys in blue to become -
come distinguished marksmen.
"Cold , couch , conin Is what philosophers
term "a logical sequence. " Ono is very
llablo to follow the other ; but by curing the
cold with dose ' I'octorul
n of Ayer's Cherry ,
the cough will bo stopped and tha cofllu not
needed Jiut nt present.
Furniture.
Visit S. A. Orchnrd's special snlo do-
partition ! , ns you may find just what you
need in the funiiUiro line at very much
reduced prices. Continental block , loth
nnd Douglas btrcot.
a >
Decision In Favor of tlio Chicnjjo.
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ily.
The now nalaoo sleeping cars of the
Chicago , Milwaukee it St. Pr.ul Ry. ,
with electric lights in every berth , will
continue to leave the Union depot ,
Omaha , at 0:20 : p. in. , daily Passengers
taking this train avoid transfer at Coun
cil UliiUs , and arrive in Chicago at 0:30 :
n. in. , in ample time to mai < e all eastern
connection : ) . Ticlcot ollico , 1501 Farnam
street. F. A. NASH ,
E. J. PUICSTON , General Agent.
City Passenger Acont
IN THIS COU11TS.
Interesting Onsen Coming : nt tlio Close
of tlic Torin.
Ono of the financial Institution1 ; of Omaha
secured n point in Judge Doano's court yes
terday morning.
Several years ngo the Equitable trust
company of Omaha was organized nnd com
menced the business of loaning money upon
real estate. The business has been prosper
ous nud has brought largo returns on the In
vestments made by the stockholder * . A
short time ago the Kqnltable loan and trust
company of Chicago was orgaul/od nnd nt
once opened a general ollico In this city for
the purpojo of loaning money.
Tnu Omaha company thought the Chicago
concern had stolen Its thunder nnd nt once
sued out n restraining order to prevent the
use of the name , ' -The Eciultnblo Loan nnd
Trust Companv , " In this Judicial district.
The case was argued bo/oro Judge Doano
nnd ho decided that the name adopted by
tha Chicago company \vas nn Infringement
nnu cannot bo used in this section of ( ha
country.
Tno trial of the case of Tlona , T. Boii70n
ngninst her husband. August Honzon , was
rcbumeu In Judge Doane's court. In this
case , the wife , the plaintiff , Is suing fern
n dlvorco nnd the property. She charges
that her husband is n drunkard nnd although
abundantly able financially , has failed to pro
vide the liocossnrv means of support for nor-
self nnd the children , Tha property In con
troversy consists of n number of lots and a
row of brick Huts ut Nineteenth und Nicholas
streets.
NeU Jensen , tha legal head of a family
consisting of n wife nnd six small children ,
wa.s sentenced to do a turn of
ono and ouo-hnlf years lu the penitentiary.
Jotihcn wns charged with having broken Into
the cnrpontcr shop owned by Kd. Honshnw
and with having stolen therefrom tools of the
vnluo of f05. Ho ndnlttod the charge and
wns sentenced without u trial.
A. Hoppo wns nrralgnrd before Judge Es-
tello and pleaded not guilty to the charge of
having walked away with $110 of Joseph
Warrar's money. In this case thu informa
tion charges that on July T , Ib'.K ) , Houpo
forged the name of Kd. Atu&cow to n land
contract. After gottlnir the contract ho
hunted u victim , who proves to hnvo bcon
\Vnrrar , for ho swears that ho was to tiuvo
imjil Hoppo MIX ) , nnd did actually pay tilm
1110 tor the-worthless paper.
Do Witt's Uttlelcnrly Uisers , flost little
pill over made. Cura constlpatluu every
llmo. None equal. Use thum now.
Tlio ( Jamilluo Lumps.
Gas Inspector tillbcrt took the lamps of the
contesting gasoline lighting companies to the
jns works yesterday for the purpose of
testing them , hut the company's cnndlo bal
ance was broken und the test was uccessariy
postponed.
As there wns no other testing apparatus
nearer than DCS Molnes the Inspector ml vised
the contc.sUuiti to take their lumps there und
have a test made for the Information nnd
rulilnnco of tha council In awarding the con
tract for city lighting , but the bidden did not
take kindly to the idea.
Small m aUo , treat m rusuitit DoVltts \
Uttla .Kurl.vKUoM. Host pllLforConstlpa-
Uon , boat for Hick HoaJacho , bet for Sour
Stomach.
C WOUK9.
IHdfl for G rail I UK D.niKlitH Street filtlc-
wullc Construction DUoumcd.
Bids were opened by the board of public
works for the grading of Douglas street Iron
Sixteenth to Twcntlitb.
There were seven bids offered , tto lowest
being that of John A. O'ICcofo , who offered
to do tha work for 0 cents , the city to dis
pose of the dirt , or for 10.5 cents per cubic
yard , and the contractor tnlto the dirt ,
The November estimate of C. E Squires ,
amounting to f742.i. ; > for sweeping streets
was presented and allowed , less 10 percent.
Messrs Illrkhausor nnd Egbert voting nyo.
Mayor Furay voted "no , " Raying that the
city owes the whole bill or not any of It.
Thcfttrcot commissioner presented a bill of
{ . " > , I'JO.S'J for labor performed In repairing
streets during the month of Juno , It was
allowed , subject to approval bv tha chairman.
Estimates wetc allowed ns follows : Hugo
Murphy , curbing Thlrty-llrst street , from
Fnrnam to Davenport , (1.7f > l ! ; Hugh Mur
phy , paving Pine street , from Eighth street
to Park Wlldu nvenuo , jyii ; MeUuroek .t
Onllo.v , sewer , S'J.l'J ) ; Samuel Kntz , grading
Eleventh street , from Clurk street to Mc-
Cnguo's addition , S'J.OIO.TJ.
A spirited tilt took place between the board
and John A. Wukoliold over sidewalks. Lii-
ward Hums Is the sidewalk contractor , but
U'ukollcld furnishes the lumber.
An estimate of $10,0JO for sidewalks laid
durlni ; the thiee months ending Juno lit wns
pre ontcd. This wns allowed less 15 per
cent. Mr. Wnkolltld objected to holding
back such u large reserve. Ho said that the
walks are the best that have over bcon put
dowu In thu history of the city.
All thrco of the members took exception to
the statement und denounced the walks , say
ing that they nro constructed of rotten and
poor material.
* Chnlrm in Hirkhauscr hinted that the con
tractor bns ch trged for work that ho has
never performed.
Major Furny favored turning the walks
over nnd letting people see how they are
constructed.
The 15 per cent reserve will bo held for the
purpose of putting the walks in proper con
dition.
I'.iroiits Head Tills.
July nnd August nro anxious months for
motheri who carefully watch over their little
ones. Hot days nnd frequent changes of
tfmpcraturo are liable to ptoduco cholera
mornus. How satisfactory it should bo for
parents to know that Haller's Pain Paraly/or
is both a pleasant und effective remedy for
all summer complaints. It soothes and relieves
lievos nil pain und griping and always effects
u complete euro.
EXCURSION J U TORONTO. OXT. ,
Via the WauiHli Hnllro.i I.
For the national educational conven
tion at Toronto. The Wabash will soil
round trip tickets July 8 to Itt nt half
faro with SHOO added for membership
fee , good returning until September SO.
Everybody invited. Excursion rates
have boon made from Toronto to all the
summer roberts of Now England. For
tickets , sleeping car accommodations
and a handbomo souvenir giving full
information , with cost of side trips , etc. ,
call at the Wabash ticket ollicc , 1.102
Farnam street , or write G. N. Clayton ,
northwestern passenger agent , Omaha ,
Nob.
a )
TIIIlHtt IN bKsSION.
Work Executed by a Trio of County
Commissioners.
Three county com nissioners attended the
adjourned meeting held yesterday afternoon.
Mar > Shophard nslced for transportation
to Now York. The matter was referred.
County Surveyor House recommanded thnt
a number of culverts bo constructed iu the
Elkhorn turnpike.
Superintendent Mahoney of tno poor farm
wns granted parmission to employ a soatn-
stress nt the county hospital.
Ttio Injunctions restraining the county
from paying any money to Ilyan & Wnlsn ,
the hospital contractors , were presented und
referred to the committee on Judlclnrv.
A number of llnal grading estimates were
presented nnd referred.
A protest was llled niratnst allowing the
estimate of Peterson Hros , for grading Pros
pect struct. The prole1- , states that the street
has been left iu a rough nnd unfinished con
dition.
Ed J. Brennanwho constructed the cistern
nt the county .hosnltnl , protested nguinst the
holding out of fo ! ) to repair leakages. The
protest was considered , but the money was
withheld.
The resignation of Ed Ledor as constable
of Douglas precinct was aceoptod and John
P. Clapp appointed to Jill the vacancy. The
bond presented by Clnpn was rejected , Mr.
Berlin claiming that there Is no vacancy in
the precinct.
Mr. Timmo presented a resolution that the
county clerk be Instructed to draw a war
rant on the railroad sinking fund to pay the
interest on the railroad bridge bonds , duo
July I. The resolution wns adopted.
Nothing ndds so much to a person's nppcnr-
nnco ns n line thick head of hair ot even
color , ana to ussiuo this use only Hall'b Hair
Keuowor.
SwIficr'H ' . HNjilliuit Held.
A. II. Goodman , the colored cook belonging
to Sells Brothers' circus , who assaulted Will
iam Swigcr when the show was hero , had n
hearing in police court yesterday afternoon.
Judge Holsloy bound the prUonor ever to the
district court in the .sum of $ ToO nnd charged
him with assault with intent to kill.
Swiger has uoon nt the St. Joseph's hos
pital over since ho was injured , and for several
oral days It was expected thut ho would ale.
Dr. Leo said yesterday that his patient was
getting along nicely and would pull through ,
but would probably bo weak minded for a
while.
The best nnd cheapest Cnr-Startor Is sold
bv the BjrJ viJfc Salluj'.c Co. , Chicago , III.
With it ouo man can move u loaded car.
Tliey Pulled Hair.
Hosa King , a fallen woman , was lugged
Into police headquarters yesterday afternoon
lu n badly dilapidated condition. She started
a hair pulling match with ono of her frail
sisters and for n few minutes had things her
own way at the corner of Ninth and Capital
avenue.
When the smoke cleared away It was found
that Uosa had lost considerable hair , besides
having a couple of gn.shes on bar bead.
OftlcorDlbnoin dressed the wounds nnd
locked the woman up on the charge of fight-
Ing. _
Ttio ImtCHt Conundrum.
Why is Hallcr s Sarsaparllln and Burdock
like- the most popular soap of the day I
Bocausu they both cloauso the skin nnd
louvo It soft and velvety.
Marriage Incenses.
Thn following mxrrUjj llojaui wan iv
uedby Judge SiiloUs youo.-Uy :
Name ana address. ABO.
ICIirls Hanson , Ieg Mollies. la M
I Laiirn Hum , Onmhu z\ \
llu atnrl. Sehneelt , Fonth Omaha
} llertha MoGriuh , Omaha 2j
J w. J , ItpyiiuldR , Omaha . . . . . !
| Kato Reynolds. Iowa ' , ' 1
Uosjlor's.MagloHeadache Wafers. Cures ol
headaches In "U minutes. At all druggists
That Triage CAKO.
Judge Dundy stated yesterday that ho
expected Justice U rower to arrive In Omaha
at any time , The Justice stated when nil
wont away that ho should probably return
nbout the middle of July nnd it Is expected
thnt ho will hand down an opinion In the
HocU Island-Union Pacltlo case at that time.
IIotM'ord'M Acid
If you nro Nervous
and cannot sleep , try it.
Rold Without Ijlconno ,
Anton Hnvollclc of Marbton was brought In
y cite relay upon n charge of selling liquor
without license. Ho furnished n satisfactory
bond for his appearance at the fall term of
thu federal court and was discharged.
Information Free.
Do you know that any old ! > ere or out con
bo absolutely cured by the intelligent uio of
Haller's liar bed Wire Llnlmout. Ho merci
ful to your horio anil try lu
"SOME ONE HAD BLUNDERED , "
Umnty Officers Surprised by ttio r eaouta-
tl.nof a Big Bill ,
ERROK IN THE COUNTY CLERK'S ' RECORD ,
Seventy-One Thousand Dollars Worth
of lionilH Koll Due Six Montlia
Mcforc IC.xjioctod *
Treasurer Hnyder.
A numDcr of Uio court house oihdnls v/'cfc
so surprised yesterday that tholr nerves
were unstrung for several hours. Some
twenty yours ngo , no ono looming to romom-
bcrtho exact date , Douglas county voted
! . ' 50,00(1 ( of bonds to nld the Union Pacific
railroad nnd tiio Missouri river bridge com
pany In constructing n r.itlroad and wagon
brldgo over the river at this point.
The bonds were fffr f 1,000 each , payable In
twenty yuan , and have been drawing inter
est nt the rate of 7 per cent per annum , pay
able scrnl-iuiHimlly. Slnco that tune the
county has always paid the Interest and has
reduced the debt hy the payment of $ ih,000of !
principal.
Thooftlcials have always supposed that
the balance of the bonds will Dejotno duo
mill payublo January I. Ib'.U nnd with that
understanding , they Intended us soon as the
next levy is miuio to make some provision for
taking up or refunding the bonds. They
gathered their information regarding the
bonds from tlio entry in the boild register ,
made twenty years ngo. This entry states
that these donils , describing thum , will bo
due .January 1 , 1MU.
Standing upon this record , County Treas
urer Snyder a few davs u o sent the , 'uly
Interest to Kount/.o IJros. , Now York , llio
holders of the uonds , ami nt once onieiully
notified Auditor Evans that'lho Intoroit hud
been paid. Tlmlguntloman felt satisfied , as no
felt that ho had a county debt
off his hands for six inoaUis at lo.ist.
This feeling of security and satisfaction
was suddenly dispelled yesterday when a
man from the First National bank milked
Into County Treasurer Snyder's ' ofllco and
coolly remarked , "Can you take ui > these und
pay moTlXil ( ) | "
Snyder thought It was a Joke , nnd didn't
propose to have anv fooling , but soon dlscov-
oicd his error , as seventy-one Sl.OO'J bonds ,
payable July 1 , Ib'JI , were spread out before
him. Thunderstruck , the man called Auditor
Evans into the room , and a moment later
they made a raid on County Clerk O'Mnlluy
to secure the bond register. This book
shows that the bonds are duo next
January , but the bonds , on thulr fuco , C.UTV
the information that thuy arc live days past
due. The trouble all comes about on account
of thuurior upon the part of the county
oniclals who registered ttio bonds twenty
years ngo.
At the next meeting of the board some
action will be taken to provide for the care of
the paper , and no serious trouble is liable to
arise , as the commissioners understand that
Kount/.o brother * are anxious to refund tlio
debt nnd carry it for ten to twenty years
longer.
13 HKK
It Travels at the Kite of Sixty MILcs
I'er Hour.
THE OMVIIA DEI : , on Sunday , In the west
ern , northwestern , and many places in the
southwestern part of the state , reaches its
readers from eight to twenty-four hours
ahead of all Its competitors. In fact , when
the latter reach their destination they are
like b-ick numbers. They mo not used for
reading , but for wrapping and carpet pad
ding purposes , fn each of thee respects
they are qnlto valuable.
How is Tnu But : ublo to so distance its
competitors !
Because it has established n number of
horsa routes throughout tno state !
Because it has its own special train which
makes a run to Grand Island , 154 miles dis
tant from Omaha , in four hours 1
Making allowance for the stops at rail
aonil crossings , this train travels at the re
mark able speed of sixty miles an hour.
It stops at only two stations. THE BIE : ,
hoxvevor , stops at ovorj station. It is thrown
from the train as the latter llio * past each
town In bundles and quantities of all the
way from five up to . " > 00 copies.
This UKI : contains every line of news dis
tributed to .subscribers within the shadow of
TUB Btr : bull-ling in Omaha.
When the subscriber in this city Is unfold
ing his paper at breakfast , the subscriber in
Grand Island is doing the same thing , the
great paper bclngplaccd in his hands nt 7:1 :
shap.
This enterprise costs money. It Is , however -
over , appreciated by TIIK Bii's : readers. No
other paper In this 'section could stand thu
expense. No other paper could stand half
the expense. Some of them have tried it and
given it up.
THE UKI : alone sends out n apodal train.
This is something which is Uono bv no other
paper in the country.
This train leaves Omaha nt H o'clock in tha
morning. It reaches the other stations on
the Union Pacific as appears below.
Cut out this time table and past it upon the
wall. It will tell you when your Sunday
paper Is duo. It will tell you also when to
look from your door or window and see TIIK
lien Flyer rushing through your town with
the swittncss of the wind :
Hemoiit 4 18 ii in ( 'lurks
Simbcri ; 4.2.1 u m Tliiimmol . . . .
AIUCH i : iu H m Central City . .
North HcMHl . . . .4 411 n mM'nddock . . . .
liny stuto 4 45 in ClinptimiiB
lucent 4 U am Lotkwood . . . .
ScliMvlur . . . . 5 OS ii m ( irniul Isliind. ,
l.iimbort . . 6 11 a m
At Grand Island Tin : BKE'S Flyer con
nects with the early train on the St. Joseph
nnd Grand Island road und BIIS : : arc sent ( ly
ing in sacks to Bolvldcro , Davenport ,
Donlphan , Edgar , Falrbury , Fairllelu and
Stoulo City. Tobias , McCool Junction nnd
Mlllliran are readied by horse route from
Falrbury ; Hebron Is supplied from Bclvl-
dcro ,
At Columbus connection Is also made with
a train fromPlntto Centre , Humphrey , Madi
son nnd Norfolk , nnd a horse run is made to
Wagner.
At Grand Island also n fast freight is
caught which supplies Kim Croon , Gibbon ,
Gothcnborg , ICearnoy , Lexington , Shclton ,
Woou Hiver nnd North Platto. TIIK BKP.
reaches the last mentioned place at 2 : 0 p. m.
Its would-bo rivals tumble in there at Oiii-l at
night , hoven hours latorl It is too late to
read them than , and they are accordingly do-
iv orod next morning , when they are about
twenty-eight hours old I
Ask your grocer for Cook's Extra Ory Im
perial Champagne. Once used no other will
suit. Its boquut Is delicious.
Ilrmi Now IIiitH.
The firemen donned tholr summer straw
hats yesterday. The now hats nro shaped
something HUe n helmet , and are stocl grey
In color with a two-inch blncK band , The
boyb bay that they uro way out of sight now.
That the waters of lOxcolslor Springs. M o.
cannot bo questioned. 1 , N Lane , M. D.
Medical Mirror , St Louis , Mo ,
01jD.CONTHilCTS
ClaimantFretod by Congress Front
KxnctloiiKor Hlinrk Agents.
It Is perfectly natural of course for the
claim agents mid pension sharks of Washing
ton to try to hold their business nnd to con
tinue to exact exorbitant fees from parties
who have claims of any kind against the
national government , or who have applica
tions pending for pensions or patents. .
Claimants have been swindled for yonra
but there la no longer any oxctiso for tholr
being subjected to tlio sharp and swindling
practices.
Parties who had contracts with claim or
pension ntlori.oys prior to the last congress
ore now at liberty to revoke such contracts
nnd to renew th'cir claims or applications
through TIIK lint : claim bureau , and thus se
cure prompt und proper attention nt the min
imum cost llxed by the law.
The last congress did npcclllcally cancel
nnd annul all existing contracts between
claimants and attorneys In the Indian Don-
redntlon Aet of March H. 1801. This Is a fact
which any ono lntorostc.1 may read for him
self by applying to the Examiner
nnd Tin : Bn : bureau for n copy
of the law. Possibly the eminent con
stitutional lawyers and jurists In the scnnto
and house of 'loprcscntntlvcs should have
consulted these obscure claim agents before
passing the act Which so seriously curtailed
tholr Shvlook propensities. But inoro re-
llanca was placed upon the recent decision of
thu United States supicmo court , case of
Mitchell vs. Clerk , reported In 110 United
Stntct Hoports , page I5J.I , wherein thchluhcst
tribunal In the land asserts : "No provision
of the constitution piohiblts congress from
interfering with the validity of contracts. "
The second legal problem Involved Is that
of rcvccntlon of powers of attorneys. When
and iindcr what circumstances can a claim
ant recall an existing power and employ an-
ol nor attorney ( One of the attorneys quotes
Judge StoioyWhen an authority or
power Is coupled with an interest it is from
Iti own nature nnd character , in contempla
tion of law irrevocable. " And then ho pro
ceeds to argue that the retaining of an attor
ney on n contingent fee Is equivalent to
coupling the power with an interest.
This statement is absolutely false from a
legal standpoint , but it is nn assertion \\ell
calculated to mislead the ordinary reader.
What Is really meant bnn "interest" is nn
interest or light in the thing itself. Thus , if
nn c-tato Is convoyed to a trustee , with
power to sell , this power cannot bo revoked
because the trustee has an Interest In the
estate Itself ; ho holds the legal title on the
property.
Again , if the owner of n patent assigns
one-tenth of it to u second party , and gives
him n pownr of attorney in connection , said
power of attorney cannot bo revoked be-
f.tuso the assignee has an interest In the
patent itself. But if a claimant gives a
power of attorney to an agent to prosecute
his chum on n contingent Ice , this power is
not coupled with an interest , and can be re
voked nt the pleasure of the claimant.
When the agent agrees to wotk on a con
tingent fee ho accepts as a very serious part
of the "contingency" the possibility of
havimr his power revoked. And u fee con
tingent on the successlul prosecution of n
claim can in no way bo construed as an
"interest" in the claim which would render
a power of uttotnoy irrevocable.
Mrs. Winslow's' Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething relieves the child from pain.
j cents a bottle.
JJ.YIT1ST YOU.VG PKOP..I3.
ICutluisiiiMiu AV < rlcerw Going to a
< lik'ago Convc itlon.
Attached to Burlington train No.3 yesterday
was the handsoino Pulliiun palace cir Auck
land. This car was for the special use of the
delegates en loutu to the national convention
of Baptist young-people which will bo held
in Chicago today and Wednesday. On each
side of the Pullman was a long white banner
which read "Baptist Young People of Ne
braska Going to the Chicago Convention. "
Oniuhii ppoplo.ivho btuitcd for the cnthcr-
ingvero ; Key. Dr. Wilson of Calvary Bap
tist church , Hev V. W. Foster of Emaiuicl
Baotist church , M. G Macleod , Frank Car
penter , J. M. Brunner , W. K. Uhonues. V. O.
Strickier , J. .1. Everlngham , Mrs. ij Klrod
and daughter Daisy , Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Hull. W. C. Vandorbrook and Messrs. Blck-
nell nnd Wallace.
About ono hundred delegates from the
state are expected to be picscnt and the
total number expected will be about live
thousand.
The Baptist young people organized their
first society on November 1. ISb' ) , at Grand
Island. From that small beginning the oraer
spread throughout the state until now there
nro forty-live lodges. The state organi/ation
grow to bo a national ono and thU is the iirat
convention of the Baptist young people.
Delegates from Lincoln , Beatrice and
Grand Island are going on another train as
far as Ked Oak at which place they will join
the main party. Hev. C. Perron , Ph.D. , of
Chicago , will preside nt the convention and
the matter under discussion this afternoon
will bo the local und state organisations of
Nebraska. An effort will bo made to have
the next convention held in Omaha.
Dr. Kensington , eye , car , nose and
throat surgeon. 1310 Dodge street.
" \\lljlj ISXONICltATH IIIM3V.
Ilejiort Prepared o i the Investigation
of Ijiucnso Inspputor Ulley.
The council committee appointed to en
quire into the acts of Frank , the son of
License Inspector Uiloy , hold n short session
yesterday , und tonight will submit
the report to the council. This report
will sustain the mayor and his suspension of
the young man , hut It will exonerate the
father. Ferdlnando Hormillo , a street cor
ner banana merchant , was oa the stand this
morning. Ho informed the committee that
upon a couple of occasions ho had paid
yonuglMloy money with the understanding
that In lieu of the money he was to have a
licence. Ho had not dealt with tno father of
the boy , and know nothing about his manner
of running the license business.
The soft glow of the tea rose is acquired by
ladies who use PUzonl'sComplexion Powdor.
Try it.
FJ3AUS KOIl Ills SAPEl'V.
William WnltiT'rt Unexplained Au-
HIMIUO AliirniH III * Friends.
The friends of William Walter entertain
grave fears for that gentleman's safety. It
has been learned that ho spent the evening
of July 1 at the reldeuco of P. II Wind in
Council BlulTs and spent thu nicht at the
Ogden house. Ilonhad expected logo to bt.
Louis on the morning of the ' 'd , but meet
ing nn uncle nt tha transfer depot who was
on route west , Mr.iWaltor changed his mind
und started at oncafor Now York.
Ho Intended tot Wit-graph friends hero Im
mediately upon hlB arrival at Buffalo , but
nothing 'has beoil board from him and this
has led to the bclit'f that ho was on the ill-
fated passenger twin which was wrecked at
Uavcnnu. O.
Use llnller's Uorman Pills , the great con
stlpatlon und liverugulator.
Fonifcl Tliein SulV.
Jailor Pat Horrlgan received n tolecram
yesterday afternoon from Deputy Shorllt O.
G. Dt'cker , dated utlUvonna , O. , stating that
his wife and chili ! Were safe and bound for
homo. When the news of the wreck was
llrst telegraphed It was supposed that Mrs.
Decker and her child hud been killed. Mr.
Decker started at once for Ohio and wiis
overjoyed to find his family safe.
Jakin _
owder :
Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
DON'T THINK
That because it's July , and July is usually considered a dull month
simply because it used to be dull -when our gyanddaddies kept store ,
that \ve intend to "let up" for a minute. On the contrary , -we intend to
work harder , hustle faster , and make still greater efforts to keep oui1
sales up to the top notch. Athough our stock is in better shape today
than it ever was in July , still we find on looking around a number of
odd lots ; a few suits of one kind , a few of another , several broken lines
of boys'suits ; fifty shirts , all large sizes , and a lot of another sort , all
small ; a line of shoes all cleaned out but a few pairs ; a line of hats all
sold but one size , and so on.
WE DON'T ' WANT 'EM ' ,
Do you ? The man with the red ink has been around the stora
marking them clown. He didn't mind what their value was , simply
marked them so low' that the first man that fits 'em can't help buying ,
Need clothes ? Want shoes ? Anything in shirts ? Hats ?
* -THI8 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
WE CLOSE AT 6:30 : P. M : SATURDAYS , 10 O'CLOCK ,
AM/US EM HI N
BASK BALxL-
OMAHA
-vs-
Kansas City
TODAY.
Oninc ( it 4 o'clock.
Lidic : , all privileges , 2.5o.
THEGR.ANDT\vo . | | Nights.
Tuesday nud Wodnesda , July 7 and 8.
A Ked-I.ottur K
GEORGE THATCHER'S '
MINSTRELS.
45 TROUBA.DOURS 46.
A few of the ni iny Oeo au Thatcher. Low Doclt-
tnilor , Hurt Miup.uil , . lay fjulisli'y , It J .Into , 11 W.
rrlllmnn Cain A. lx > rcm > , .lohn' A rolciimn , ( ii > i > rio
1 pivls , Itnymon Mauri ) , Tliunrn Jurtl.i neil Krnnlc
I a Momluo
llAliu .lames Corbctt , chiimplon boxer of Cul.v
fornln , will : iiour | In n lilcmlh cut to
Popular Prices5c , 50o. ? 5c mill it. Hex sheet
now open.
EDESMUSEB
Cor. llth itnil rnrnatn Mrcot .
WKIK : OK JUI.L uru.
I'rof Olouon s Itor ( lrtn
Juiues llnlllos Cornel ) Co.
.Mnrlt I'n.iln'a Comodjr
aOM SAWYKll
IVrscntcit hy W W. Illltner's comcily counpnny ,
Ailinbaloii oiiBcllmc Open from I p m to ID p. m.
dnll ) .
APOLLO WAS A PERFECT MAN.
PERFECT IN FORMl-MATCHLESS IN V/ARI /
So aaxloue wer Ihe tncleim for ittlwtrl men tlitl
puny hojut Mtlh nvrefiutlodralh.
Every MAN can t < 8TRONO
and VIQOKOOS In all reipecti.
YOUNG MEN OR OLD ,
ufferlng from NERVOUS DE
BILITY. Lett or Filling Mia.
hood , Fhvelcal Exeeiiti , Mental
Worr . Blunted Development , or
any 7ERRONAL WEAKNESS , can ba
reltored to PERFECT HEALTH tLd
the NOBLE VITALITY of 8TROKO
MEN , the Prldo and Pomr of tlatloni.
Wo claim by ycnrn o ( pructlcc by
ur pxcluflKo mpthnds iv iinirorin
"MONOPOLY OF BDCCESS" In treat-
Incnll Dlieaien. Weaknenei and
A Aalctloniof Xen. Tcstinionlnla
' 7 > ' from SO Klnlpa and Territories.
OUR NEV/ BOOK pulil. for n . ' . Qel
Itwblle youcac. Full CipUnatlone forHOME TREAT
MENT You can b FULLT RESTORED ai Thouiande
nave been by ue Readaarteitlmoutali Addrenatooci
ERIE MEDICAL CO. BUFFALO , W.Y.
KOVAI , MAIIj
MONTREAL ana QUKBEG
To DERUY nnd LIVERPOOL
CA1I1N , S.VJ to fso Ac'oorilliiu to btunmer
nnd location of Htatt'ruom.
Intcrincdiitto Mini Stet'ritKO at lo\v rate .
NO CATTJ.U CAIIIIII5I ) .
ern A iriTni i SI.HVIOI : ov
& i 3. X JCl L A Li Li A N U I N Hi
LINK. STEAM-'IIll'S.
NKW YORK and GLAbiiJW.
vltx r.ondondL'rry. every Kortnl M.
Mil .Inly , STATlt OF NKIIUA&KA , 11 A M.
2tnl Jiily.hTATlI Ob' ( IIIOUUIA , 11 A. M.
AiijmsUtli , 8TATK OK NKVADA. 10 A M.
CA1IIN , f.TS up Uetiirn , t > & Stouni o fl
Apply to II. , V A ALLAN. Montreal , or to
II I , ' .MOOKIN Wnbimli Tic ket Ollloo.
W r' VAIL , llurlliiRton Ticket Olllco
" " " " DOAlLEYT
Graduate Dentist.
A Full Sot of Tooth on Itnubor ,
fur I 1VK DoI.I.AIH. A porfuut
ltKU.iriintoeil. Teotli oxtractol
< vlthout pain or danxor. anl
Tlthout nmusthutlci. Gold nn I
liver lllllnir M lowott ruon.
llrlilno nnd Crown Work Tooth
without plutoi All worn wiir
TantHd.
OFFICE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Enlrunce , Ibtb itreot oluvntor Open uvenlnifi
untlia u'cluck.
_
HOTEL.
Tjir.irtirraii , Cnr. t-lth nl Mai-lift ,
iitlni moHt HnliHtuntfulIu
Hotel Itnlliliiiii In Ointiliii. ftc
ItrtclsIre millti riiim/n/ ;
t to i-uiif. AH tinftnina * unit
floor * Unctl trltlt AnbvHtunro \irool
nl nit , tii < ilinit it iiiiiiiiiHlltto to burn
r/iiic/- . 1 /ni fi\v i > vH if IK'fro uliti'ini
tln-tinuliunt tlio Intllillnifttrinn In-tit ,
Ituf unit cunt tintfr tinil Hininlilin-i i
i'ti'1'ui-iioin. Tallin nnttnriHiHaett HIIJ.
M /i err ; .
B. SILLOWAY. Prop.
_
UNION DEPOT HOTEL.
Corner Illh nnd Mnion StrooH. Half hlnck weil of
Union Pnctllc and II \ M IK'put" .
Now milldliiK now fnrnltnru every thlnit Hr t-
cln . roulo.t loiatlun In Oinalin vluir > , t unllre
nurroundliiK omintr ) , K.I tintli ele i trie mil ' ells tli
Unto IHUn'id tl 0) ) . t\ur : ) llnu ot tulilii ami ni'ilui '
ctr , pm witliinnniitiNik i ei'pt hhuriumi Atunuo
and llaiircoin Park line. I ijluvk u ay mid you can
train ( ci to thiiio If you wUli.
41 t St. , Ni > n \iirl < .
x ' ' W.
OTVTATIA . blluntl-n pH'i'urwl fiircrnda-
UtfiAnzi. gJ > \ \ , | n fur.lr.'iilnri
HKUM < iClll IIUiil 41 ! ) Now
SCHOOL OF \cirkl.llollulV.uiii.iim , M l >
TELEGRAPHY.
HAMIAI.WUOO tAI'SH.KS an lliu
DOGUTAl- and only captuiui pruto ara Iho
rotfulir phMlclaui fur lliu rluoj by
Gonorhoei nd UHcuuru'ot truui l unnur ( .urj of
or acnuliuJ , ll.M i > r bttx. Ally
NO GUR.EX ! NO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Mnny yosm'oxppilrnro. A rcmiHr urndunto In niertlclns nipiomu suuvr. Ii 11111 trcntlng with thl
rrentest nuctejs , nil Xorrous , Chronic mit I'-lvato Il on oi A pormanant cure nunrnntcud for Catarrb ,
hi'iTiuntorrliu ! i. lo t Mnnhood. tmlnnl Wunknoi" , Nl lit Lost , n , Impoto u'y , SyphllU. Stricture ? , und all
dl unscs of tlio lllooil , kln nm1 L'rlmry Ow ma. N 11 1 Kunmnlco t.M for ovcrjr cn o I unilcrtako nod fall v
lo euro. CmiMillnlloM free Hook i MvsUrle : ) of l.lfu ) iunt frao O.Uao lioura 9 a. m. to 8 D. m. Sund 5T .V
luii in to 12m. Send itimp for roply. T
FOR
B1TE3 ,
50RE
- . FEET ,
from OVE.R-
EXERTJOri.
FOR
PILES.
CHAFIMCj ,
To 5athe
FACE and HAMD3
wh < w heated etc.
DOriT FORGET
when on
vacation
wiln you (
sure. To need if ;
perhaps VERY
indeed ,
VHHiV H
RLIFU5E 3UB5TITOTE5
probably worlM > 6 Accept
POMD'i ) EXTRACTonlyv
Pondi ExtV cT Co. ,
/1 w VorK and London.
' 'vflUrtTS
Ice Cream in Tlvrty Seconds.
'I lirow Awitr Yuiir old r ruetcr.
2-iiarl | I l-ijiiurt -iuual i | M-i'inrt. | '
S3 75 I S4.- > ° ? 5-5 ° 6.50
t rllo or cull fur circular
dl
It.HlIll . ( UK lll'O Itld'g , OlllllllJl , Nell.
DOCTOR McGMbEW
THE SPECIALIST
llorutlmn 1J JTOIM cxporlonoj In ihy treitj > 3aS ot
PRIVATE DISBASB3.
Acuro uaraDtcedln 3 to 5 rt 171 , nltliont baton ot
un hour'n tluio.
The mo t complete nntl nb elute cure for Hlcet an < 1
HlliuinoylintillncliarKO.i over known to the moUloru
iTuIcaslon. L'ormtnantly cured In fromitulj ai
STRICTURE 5-1"
Or pnln In rollovlnif the hlddrtor caron without nj5
or liiitruniuiiti , no cutting , no illlatlnir. Tlio mull
rcmurkubluruiucily known to modern sol < 9nco.
SYPHILIS.
Cured In r < 0 to CO dnjs Ir. McGroir'a treatment for
Ihls torrlblo blood ilHoauilrnn bcon pronounced tbt
niOHtsuccoMaful remedy over dl < cover J for tlu > nb-
toluto euro o ( tlio dlaeno. Hlj succosj with t Bit
ill en olmi never boon eijuiiltoL A complain our *
L'U.inmtucd.
LOST MANHOOD
uosn.nll wonkncssei oftl o oximl oritani , norroui-
And timidity und despondency abjolutulcurui. . I
I'll orollof la liunieJI.ito nnil complotn. f "M
SKIN DISEASES ,
mil nil ( ! l < cnio < of the blood , liver , kMnoys , aal
bl.iddcr pcrnmnontly cured
FEMALE DISEASES
The doctor "Homo Trcntmcnt" for ladles Is pro.
nounu-d by nil who liuru uaod It to bo thu muit com ;
pletound convtMilent remedy crur ollured for th |
trc.itmentof female dlaeiioi. It U truly n wonderful
remedy. Hours for Indlot , from 'I to 4 only.
DR. McQREW'3
Marvellous succosi In thu treatment ot prlrntodl * .
caitn lias won for lilm n roputntlon which In trull _
nntlonul In cliiiriicliir , am ! hli Kroat army of patlonti *
leiithcu from tlioAtliintlo to the I'lwlflo. The doctor
M a Kr.idiuito of "reuuliir" mcdlolno and hiu haf
lonu nnd careful experience In liospltJil pructloa ,
nnd I' cliKKfd lunonvr llio leiullnz npeclnllsti In moil.
rrn Hclonco. Tro itment by corruipondenco. Wrlt <
for chotil.iri about ouch of the ubuvo illaoaies , freoi
Ollico , 1-lth and Fariiim StreoLi , Omah'i
Nob. Entrance on olthor street.
\\'e ncnil tlie marvrloui Prrneb 1
ICi muly CALTMOS free , nud a. \
IuMlKuaruiiteniialCALTiiosttir )
MTII > Ill.rliarffm A rmU.lone ,
lLltRSi" ! ? < ' "Iof
\
| : < TiiK1iuu\aor .
i'seit ami pay i/iatiijitti ,
uiM. . . VON MOIILCO. . ,
Hole iutrlrei ltaU , IUrl 4ll , Uble. k
rp'ilno llnliU
-r.dinioioaod y
Hnp rtHlcur.J DB J SIErUtMOLtli n > nO
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE
_
"hit tuioUinr man mui > , othoo. and no1 ihlnf
own iHi'iilli. A Ml inu'ur und not lll'uu ' i >
lip * ' It' ' v. ( iiuiKo Minor. I iirllln , luwai Itiiv
Anthony Juculis , Midnuy , lowiij Kuv. J W
litiiur riimMini Or Mi. Iowa ; Kov K. V
I eiiv. ( ' < durl ui ds low i , Itov W. II. lo |
I.favKiiMiirtli. Iv Una * ; Itxv .1. T Muniforii
1 niir"M. IDWII. linr. I W. ( J.ithuurt , Kmor
Kiri I'UVII ' , Itl-Vlli i | i | | > r.niCTiOll
I , , H.I : linn. T. J Alu'l. Drcat r , IlHnoU , W
A . 'inintt. niinc-ll ItnilN. Iowa. Whuti suult
M.UII HC tlio itbovn li.m Klvuu thnlr tuttlinrm-
I iln lii ( intlin nf Mount's Tinu of lilfo und -Vv
lri Ihik hi > luiulo dru- homos iiity thuy have * "
L' Mtn unllio NittlHfaotlnn wlioro thuy Imvn
L'I I en kulil , what bnt'.ur uvldcncu do yon want )
Why xliuulil yim snllcr whim you can bo ouroj
ly sli > x loorit'H Tiot'of Mfo.
MMUIUI freuotl.lfe n iiodllto card for Klilnor
unit I.Ivor touipUHit anil all b o-xlillioai * . , lloai II
inla ii if or whou yuu can curoJ t > t
Truuuf I.ifs. lUvUroktl.lU Uouixirt