8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; TUESDAY , DECEMBER J , 1891. .
ANOTHER UELPENS FEIN CASE ,
Ola'mi of tbo St. Lou's Land Grabbar in tin
District Oourt ,
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN LITIGATION ,
CIIBO In Which It wan Cheaper to Iluj
it Homo Tlian to 1'ny Ilcnt
Court Notes Other
Local News.
The ghost of John P. Ilclfonstoln wa-
dragged into the dUtrlct court yesterday
The nnmo of Hclfcnstcln It famll
tar to tha people residing in th <
northern part of tlio city , not
withstanding the fact that ho died and wo1
laid uwny in his grave a year ago. Ills mem
ory Is the kind that lives after the body lias
ceased to make Its presence fell. In brief
the history of the Helfcnstoln deal Is this :
As early as 'November Ul , 18. " , Koberl
Shields pre-empted the north one-half of the
northwest quarter of section llftccn , town'
ship fifteen , ningo li. : The land was sit-
uatcd in the outskirts of the city , but has
Blnco uccomo known us E. V. Smith's nddi-
tlon , Is densely populated and valuable.
In those early days Shields was In the gro
cery business and durimt the ups and
downs of frontier lift ) became Indebted to
Hcifensleln , Uoro .t Co. , wholesale grocers
of St. Louis , for a small amount. They
pressed their claim nnd'in duo tune Shields
was forced to the wall. Ills property
was taken to pay the debt , bill his homestead ,
the eighty acres ho still retained. Tile chat
tels did not sell for enough to pay the claim
and the land was levied upon. This hap
pened November 'J7 , 1837. No record of
uny sheriff's sale appeared and the Shields'
trust passed into other hands. The land was
nlatted and sold and everything went well
until three years airo when John P. llolfen-
Bteln appeared upon the scene and demanded
that all persons residing upon the land in
question settle with him or move out , The
case went to the federal court , mosl of Iho
parties interested failing to comply with his
demands. Onu year ngo everything was
ready , but the sudden death of Hclfeiistein
resulted in n dismissal of the suits.
Tlio case now on trial before Judge Hope-
well is entitled , John H. Curry against An
drew Koscwatcr as trustee nnd Andrew
Hoaowiiter individual. The property in con
troversy consists of two lots 0:1 North Twen
tieth street , dircctlv opposite the Coliseum ,
valued at , $10.000 or thereabouts.
Something like line years ago this property
was purchased by the defendant At the
tlmo of the nurchnso the plaintiff , John II.
, , - Curry , occupied the lots us a tenant , rosldlnir
/ In one of the buildings situated upon the lols.
For a few months ho paid the rent , but sud
denly ho conceived the idea thai ho would
no more. The defendant urged payment ,
Gay urging failed to bring forth money.
Things wont on that way for a brief period ,
when Mr. Uosowntor Drought suit in n jus
tice court to oust Curry. The case was con
tinued from time to time until two years ago ,
when it tvas brought , to trial. On the day
the testimony was all in thiucs looked bad
for Cjirry , when ho' suddenly produced a
quit-claim deed from Helfcnstcin , secured
not two hours boforo. That settled the matter -
tor with the jiHtico and ho decided against
j Curry , who at once appealed. The case was
hoard before Judge Hoppwell , who sustained
' , the decision of the justice. Curry nnd his
lawyer rustled the money nnd wont to the
f supreme court , whcro the decision rendered
by Judge tlopcwell was sustained.
Not satisfied with having been twice
beaten , Curry rushed into court , and once
more is trying to make u showing under his
occd from HoCcngtcIn.
It is evident that he has llttlo faith in the
future result , us since the suit was brought ,
ho his offered to settle for JoOO nnd withdraw
nil litigatlun , although the property is worth
$8,000 to f 10,000. _
Court
The case of the state against Fred Horn-
berger , was called for trial In Judge Estello's
court yesterday afternoon. The information
c'mirnos that on Juno 18 , Ib9l , Hornbergor
murdered one.Miko Foloy. There was a row
In the vicinity of 1C rug's brewery. Foley
was knocked down and tnkon to the policb
Elation , where ho died a few hours later.
Judge Irvine is henring the case of Fred
A. Fax against the city. Tlio plaintiff seeks
to recover R550 , alleging that his property at
Thiriy-flrst avenue and Half Howard mi-cot
was flooded during a heavy rain storm last
summer. The flooding was caused by the
city having failed to furnish a sewer sufll-
cenlly largo to carry olt the surplus water.
Peter Hagley , n young man 10 years of ago
who carne to this city from a Holt county
farm n year ago , stood up before Judge
Kstello nnd plonded guilty to having
committed the crime ot burglary. Ho
was sentenced to two years in the peniten
tiary.
Fotloril IltilUlliiK .Voles.
Herbert Hill of Shelton was broucht in
ycstordiiy morning by Deputy United Slates
Marshal Harris churpec. with selling liquor
without u license. Ho will bo arraigned
today.
Air. W. II. Alexander , surveyor of customs
at the Omaha port of entry , received notifi
cation that ho liaci been appointed dis
bursing agent for Iho funds to bo paid out
upon Iho now government building. Ho was
also Informed Ihal ho would bo required lo
Klvo a bond in Iho sum of if 10,000. The noli-
ilcatlon also staled that Air. Charles Belli-
dorff , the nntliilect had boon appointed sup-
orinlendonl of construction at n salary of # 3
per day , beginning with November : . ' ! .
Xiv KiiKluud Din nor.
The Indies of the First Congregation ill
church will serve tholr minimi Now
England diiuiof from 11 a. m. to < } r , ' m
Thursdny mid Frklny , D. Clliboit'tmd ;
4' ' "A110-11"1 ; : " muu'ic , coriiof of Ilnrnoy
841' . . .uui streets. Dinner 50 eonts.
T's IJ/VST uoims.
'n flreat I'aliuini ; on K.\hll > : -
tiou at tlio Art Show.
The Western Art association's exhibition
In Exposition u'all continues to draw good at-
tondunco every day and evening , A large
number of people from towns all over the.
state have vUitud the exhibition during the
past few days and they have all gene homo
highly pleased with the show ,
The great Mozart picture is , of course , ono
of the principal features of the exhibition ,
nnd these who see it are delighted with tlio
great master piece. The delicacy nnd com-
DletrnesBof every detail , the perfection ot
perspective and the spirit , of realism shown
In thu great painting ' Uecomo an
inspiration to thu truti lover of art.
In the expression on Mozart's face
there is a world of study. Sitting ihoro ,
pale and wan , realizing , no doubt , that his
spirit must soon quit Us mortal habitation.
ho is , nevertheless , comp'.qtely absorbed In
the work ot directing the singing of his last
great composition , his own requiem. 'lho
preat composer la seined In an easy , high
bnclteil chair , bolstered up with pillows , for
physical strength Is well nigh spent , and
near him there stands an old fashioned
harpslcord. Throi ) singers nnd the player
are engaged In the rendition of the requiem ,
while Mo/art , with outstretched hand , fur-
nlshcs.tho singers the tempo and directs the
execution of the piece.
Mozart's wife occupies a seat behind the
harpsichord , and by her stdo tholr
little son. The artist has shown won
derful skill lu the facu of Mozart's wife.
The expression Is ono of mingled satisfac
tion , prldo and sorrow , with the lunar ele
ment giilnliig the aseendanev The sad ,
dejected mien of the lltllo boy , caring
very llttlo about the music , hut almost
broken hearted ovur the dangerous Illness of
his father , is another very strong point In
the great piece of work ,
It Is a painting that grows upon ono. It
clings to the Imagination line some sad , sweet
memory of childhood. Kverybodv In Omaha
should t.eo "Tho Last Hours of Mozart" as
painted by M. Munkacsy.
Howe scales , trucks , coffco mills , car
starters , Hurrlsoc. conveyor. Cataloguas of
Burden & Selleck Co. , agents , Chicago 111
Dr. CulUmoro , oculist , Uao butldlt'ij , '
Military Men.
The headquarters of the Department of the
Platte tool : on an air of sociability yesterday ,
Gcvcrul onlcial visitors were pros cut aud
made Iho rounds of various ofllcos. Thoj
wcro Major Wells , Captain Godwin and Cap
tain Hlckoy of Eighth cavalry nnd Colonc
Conrad , commanding oftlcor at Fort Sidney
The three officers first mentioned wore or
their way cast upon leave of absence am
Colonel Conrad was going to Fort Handal
tu Inspect a few companies of his regimen
stationed there.
Lieutenant Colonel Dallas lincho , modica
director of the Department of the Platte , ar
rived homo yesterday , accompanied by Mrs
Hacho , from a tour of inspection , including
Forts Logan , Dout'la ? , Sidney and severa
others In the western part ot the department
Dr. nnd Mrs. Uacho had not been in Omahr
before suiro tha wedding which occurroi
early In November , nt Dubuqtie , la.
A reception will bo given on Wodnosdaj
evening nt the residence Of Dr. Uuche , 22K
Lntidon court , near the corner of Twenty'
fourth nnd Howard.
Colonel I'ughes loft for Florence , Italy ,
lastovenlng. Ho will bo absent four months
nnd will nttehd the marriage of his daughtoi
to Captain Flnloy of Iho Hombay laucer.s ,
The event wilt lake plnco soon nftoi
Colonel Hughes arrive * In Florence
Stivcrnl of the ofllccra a bout the head
quarters were jollying the colonel about
his going to Italy to inspect n part ol
tlio lirlttsh army. Thu colonel has Hover yoi
son-in-law but Is favorably
seen Ins intended - - ,
ably Impressed with him through the in
formation ho has already received by mall.
"Aro you happy ? " See "Boys tint
Girl * "
Four hundred iind llfty dollar piruio.
Warranted seven yours for $187.00.
Now scale , liayden Bros.
o.u.i f/.i.
City Coiitiull.
At the meeting of the city council last
evening mo mailer of paving Inspectors
catno up for consideration. Mr. Walters
moved that all the inspectors bo summaril.v
dismissed. Mr. Doherty moved to nmonil
that nil out two bo dismissed. This caused a
very lively dcbalo.
Mr. Kowiuy Intimated that the fellows
drawing $1 per day for services ns inspectors
did nothing but draw their salaries nnd there
was no intelligence or outlay of time re
quired. Ho appealed to the city engineer 11
that was not the case , but that olllclal de
clared ho would rather not commll himself.
When the mallei1 ciimo lo a vole It was
knocked out.
An ordinance was passed pro"idiug that
contractors hauling dirt through the streets
should not spill thu same.
The Union stock yards oflicer was given
the same authority as a elty policeman.
The following sums were transferred to
the general fund : Incidental fund , $101.M ;
1 street special grading , fL'iiO..iy ; Ii street
special grading , $ -l7T.t0 ! , making a t'oial of
SSlii.fiS.
L. C. Gibson askcu for § 1,000 damages for
cliiuvo of grade at Twenty-lli-sl and N.
City Attorney Adams presented , in ac
cordance with previous instructions , an
ordinance providing for a city woighnmster
as there has boon considerable complain' , of
Into about coat merchants giving short
weight. The proposed ordinance was unani
mously passed.
IIugh Murphy WAS allowed a bill of $1-
OIO.S'J for curbing and gulloring of Twenty-
llfth street from L to M anil O to.Q. Also
$ . ' ,817.05 for curbing and guttering of Twen
ty-sixth street from L to Q. Also $3ii : > 0.7S
for paving of Q street from west end of via
duct to west line ol Thirty-second street with
Colorado sandstone.
On motion of Councilman Wood Iho cilv
clerk was instructed to draw a warrant oh
grading district No. ! i to Norton Bros , for the
amount ot Until CLtimalo for grading of such
district.
On motion of Mr : Walters the special police -
lice employed on election day worn allowed 0
cents an hour and thu clly clerk instructed
to issue warrants to the men who served.
President O'Kourko called the attention
of the council to the fact that there were n
number of unreportcd cases of diphtheria in
the city. rJo action was taken on the matter.
The chief of police complained that there
were a number of property owners who re
fused lo 1111 lots tbnt had been declared nui
sances. Judge Ureen declared that the
failure of certain persons , mostly nonresi
dents , to fill in certain lots belonging to thorn
had resulted In there being a number of
stagnant pools that doubtless hnd a great
deal lo do with thu diphtheria epidemic.
Mr. Howloy declared that there was a lot
on Twehty-tonrlh between 1C nnd L so de
pressed that already three span of mules had
been drowned in It.
Mr. Conloy moved that a list of all such
lots bo prepared by the city engineer and
projonted to the council for consideration.
On motion of Mr. Howloy the chief of police -
lice was instruclcd lo confer wilh Ihe lead
ing doctors of the city and ascertain what
price they woula charge to act as city phvsl-
cian for a yoar. _
GIMCO I'aritally Confesses.
Grace Hussoll , lho cyprian held to the dis
trict court on the charge of robbing Stock
man Olson of $ ' . )0 ) , was taken to the county
Jail yesterday , as she was unable lo furnish
lho $1,000 bonds required. From a parlial
confession made to ono of the policemen It Is
believed that she has been endeavoring to
protect Muggins , her "solid mash , " nnd that
ho Is the real thief ; that she had no idea
her efforts would result in her being also
bound over , and slnco that has really como to
pass she will toll the trnth when It comes to
trial before the districl courl.
Factory.
The latest addition lo lho list of South
Omaha Industries Is an English pork factory
at Thirty-second nnd K strcols , the first es
tablishment of the kind iu the west.
Yiiril nml Ofllei Notes ,
A. T. Corlott of Wyoming brought ill two
cars of cattle ,
H. 0 , LGiidvlllo of DiUVson , Mo. , brought
In a car of sheep.
J. C. O'Connor of Dakota City brought in
cloven cars of cattle of his own feeding.
A. II. Leo , traveling representative for the
stock exchange , has returned from woslorn
Iowa. Ho reports that Sioux City and Kan
sas City are not in it when compared wilh
Omaha. He says that the only rival the
Omaha market has in Iowa is Chicago , and
it Is only n matter of tiuio when the bulk of
the lowu stock will bo shipped to the local
market.
City Mlninniroq.
Arthur Walker has loft for Chicago.
Thomas Fly mi has returned from the oast.
Mrs. Frank Scott has returned from Glen-
wood.
A ten-pound son has been born to Al.
Williams.
Miss Olive Homo passed Sunday at Glen-
wood , la.
Mrs.Villlnm Gontor of Albricht will glvo
a party to her friends Thursday evening.
Jonnlo Ford , May Smith and Llzzto Green
nro under arrest on lho charge of being bad
women.
A musical entertainment will bo given nt
thu Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church
Thursday evening.
Loin Scott , the Imsoballist , has gene to
Oscooln , In. , where ho has secured a Job on
the Dos Moines kSc Kansas Clly railroad.
Daniel Heardon Is under arrest on the sus
picion that he is a thief. He was attempting
to sell a coat which U was believed had been
stolon.
Tim Nlland , the pugilist , has gene to Chicago
cage , whither ho Is called by business re
lating lo the prize ring. Ho will not return
for a month ,
The remains of the 7-months-oUl child ot
Mr. and Mrs. Batten , which was accidentally
smothered to death , have been Interred in
Laurel Hill cemetery.
Among the themes that will bo discussed
at the gospel meetings at ttio First Christian
church this week nro the following : "Saved
by n Hod Cord , " "Killing His Hey , " "No
Hooni. "
The following ofllcors have boon elected by
Grnsa Jer encampment , No , ! ) T , Independent
Order ot Odd Fellows : Chief patriarch , Al
Heaton ; senior warden , William Uiukert ;
junior warden , J. C. Graham : high priest ,
John Daniels- , treasurer , James Hllss.
Use Hallar's Barb Wire Llnlmont for
horses , It never fulls to euro cuts , wounds
and old sores.
"Aro you huppy'r" Mutineo Wednes
day. "Boys and Girls. " '
Woptnan pinna. Now scalo. Now
tuning dovioo. Sold on installments ,
lluyduu Bros ,
WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS
Railrcnd Men Don't Know a Thing Abou
Interstate Law Violations.
WILL FACE THE GRAND JURY SOON
WltncHsci itt tlio On HO Ontlicrlni ,
In tlic City I'rouccdiiiKH Do-
Inycd by thn Absence ol'Txvu
The Munition.
Monday \vns the date fixed for the Unltci
States itninil Jury to bptfln its InvostlRlUioi
of the complaints ngnlnst the Missouri 1'acllU
ana tlio 1J. & M. rnilronds , which arc
charged with violating the Intcrsttxtc com
inerco law hy Invorltiij curtain shippers as
The out-of-town rnllroai
ugolnst others. - -
ofllulnls subncuimed as witnesses nro slow it
.arriving , however , and it is probable no
much progress wll | bo tnado in this eiwa before
fore this afternoon. A federal olllchil familial
with the ovidcnco sought for and the mini
ber of witnesses to 1 > > 3 examined is of the
opinion that tlio mutter will occupy the atton
lion of the jury for a week
The .witnesses from a distance who put
In nn appearance yesterday wcro J.V *
Midday of Chicago , chairman of the Western
Fruightassociation : FrankO. Krotsullmerol
Washington , special agent ol' the intorblato
Commerce commission ; IX ( J. Hridecs ol
Kansas City , Inspector at that point for the
Western weighing association. 1 $ . P. Wag-
gunor of Atchlson , ono of thn general attar
noys of the Missouri J'aeillc , Is also on the
ground to watch events and cuiird the in
terests of his road. Thcan gentle
men nro all interested in the
complaint against Jay Gould's
road , and among the other witnesses
lira .F. N. \u thorn of St. Louis ,
chairman of tlio South western Hallroad and
Steamship association : Fred Macgloy , rep
resentative of the Western Tralllc associa
tion at Kansas City ; a Mr. WycltolT , formerly
stationed at Omaha but now eliicf clerk to
Maucloy ; T. K. I/zard , local freight agent of
the Missouri I'ucillc ut Kansas City. A sub
poena is also out for , liia03 Vilest ! jr. , man
ager ol the Omahii Pocking company , but ho
has been reported absent In the east.
The complaint againsj. the Missouri Pacific
is n year old , anil the oft'ciiso which it al
leges to have been committed occurred about
n year and a half ago. At that tiinu Mr.
Faithorn was holding tlio position now oc-
cuuicd by Mr. Mtdgicy. Under the weigh
ing system then In vogue it is to be presumed
that the cars loaUeil at Omatia with hums for
Armour & Co. of Chicago were inspected
and correctly reported. If , on arriving at
Kansas City , the hams were unloaded and
lard was substituted , the inspection at that ,
point , should have shown that , change. Tlio
records and reports of tlio transaction are
supposed to bo with Mr. Faithorn or Mr.
Mldglny. and they nro expected to untangle
the intricacies of the affair so that it , will bo
understandable to the average man of a grand
jury.There
There is some speculation in railroad circles
as to the altitude the moguls of the Western
Tralllc association will tnko towards the Mis
souri Pacilio. Mr. Midt-'Iuy hud a long con
sultation at tlio Mlllnrd with Mr.
Waggoner and .1. O. Phil.ipui of that
road , and started for the federal building just
before 12. 'Iho railroad olllcials are as dumb
as cliims and Mr. Midgley was petulant in
liis refusal to bo interviewed.
A railroad man who has a special
interest in ttio matter says that
Midgloy and Faithorn will not give the
federal authorities any more information
than thov nro absolutely compelled to. Ho
intimates that they arc liuely to set up a plea
of scll-incrimination at every opportunity
and may turn upon the examining attorney
wiln conundrums intended to bcfuddla thiit
gentleman and throw him off ttio track.
These freight commissioners are wily fel
lows capable of doing that sort of thing , but
the wis.li may have been father to. the
thought with the interested railroad man.
Among the witnus.-oj in the ti. & M. case
will be ttio general manager , claim agent ,
treasurer and local freight agent of the Q. &
M. , the city engineers of Omaha and South
Omaha and Con Gallagher.
Cases May Go Over.
The grand jury mot.nt2 . .o'clockyesterday
afternoon , but these lailroau CUSPS wcro not
taken up. Their hearing was postponed till
this afternoon , hut they may not bu reached
lor several days , and there is a possibility
that the complaint against the Missouri Pa-
cillc may bo put over till next term of court.
Three gentlemen , who are very much
wanted as witnesses , have disappeared , and
the United States marshals have not yet
found opportunity to read certain subpouhas
to them.
The missing men nro Oeorco Carman ,
superintendent of the Western Weighing as
sociation ; William U. Orr , auditor of the
Western Weighing association , and .Tames
Vilos , jr. , manager of the Omaha Packing
company.
Mr. Carman has an ofllce in Chicago , out
ho has not been there for some tiiuo past , and
those in charge ot the olllco say ho is out
west. "Out west" was at Loadvillo at onetime
time , and tncn at Denver , but It is an elusive
or an illusive bit of geography which the
federal olllcials have not yet succeeded in
locating. A subpounu has been on the trail
of Mr. Carman for two weelts , but it lias
been altogether too slow to catch that nimble
gentleman. If ho knows of Brad Slaughter's
burning desire to see him ho seems to have
been impervious to the allurements of vlsit-
ir n Ocinlm for a few days at some other
fcllOW'S -'XpCueO ,
Mr. Orr has his headquarters and his
homo in Omaha , and until two weeks
or so ago it was noc such a vcvy
hard matter to sea him or ut least to locate
his whereabouts. But now well , ho disap
peared from Omaha when the present trou-
ulo becan to brew , and apparently forgot to
come back. It generally takes something
more than nn accident to keen a mar. out of
the track of a horde of hungry deputy mar
shals whom broad and butter depend on
serving subpoenas , but Mr. Orr seems to
have boon the lucky exception to Iho rule.
Mr. Vllos also has his homo in this city ,
but Uncle Sam's representatives have been
assured that ho only comes to Omaha about
once n month , spending most of his time in
the oast. This is the olt end of the gontlo-
man's month , and apparently ho doesn't
know how much ho is wanted down uttho
federal building In this city. .
These gentlemen nro regarded ns very im
portant witnesses nuainst the Missouri Pa-
clllc , and the prosecution dislikes to go on
witti the investigation until they are brought
within the grasp of the court. It is hoped
that they will be located by today , and there
is a whisper In ollldul circles of a possible
sensation. Those cases will try the p-itleuco
of the grand jury. The allugod discrimina
tions are said to cover n period of twenty -
three months , and the jury Is contemplating
the tusk of going through the trulUc records
of that tlino.
J. W. Uoweoso of Lincoln , attorney for the
li. & M. , is ono of the later arrivals of In
terested railroad men.
Uitllroiui t\otu i.
H. H. Huchio of the Northwestern has re
turned from the vast ,
William Randall , freight and ticket auditor
of the B , & M. , nas gone to Chicago.
General J. B. Hawley , conoral attorney for
the Klkhorn , started yesterday afternoon
for Chicago.
The B. & M. will run a special from Omaha
to I'luttsmouth Wednesday night for the
bmiolitof a largo putty coining up to attend
the "Holr-at-Law. "
T. H. Thorp of Davonpo , la. , traveling
jinssunircr agent of the Pennsylvania , who
accompanied the Omaha convention seekers
to Washington , Is in the city.
Bert Watson , an Omaha boy-who followed
the fortunes of A. Touzalln , Is vUlting among
his old tlmo friends her . lit ) is now chief
freight rate clerk of tbo Uurlingtou in Chi
cago.
Ofllclal notlco was Issued yesterday of tlio
appointment of W. A. Douol ns general bu-
purlntondont of the Ciulf division of the
Union Pacltio system to succeed li. J. Dun
can , resigned. Mr. Deuel U an old Union
Pacillo man , having boon a conductor be
tween North Platte and Cueyenno some years
ago. Ho was afterwards assistant superin
tendent at North Platte and then division su
perintendent at Omaha. Ho was next a su
perintendent of a division for ttio Denver &
Klo Uraudo with headquarters at Punblo ,
and now returns to his Ilrst love.
Van Houteu's Cocoa "Best and goes far-
host. "
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known. .
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and I'asiry , Light Flaky
Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
No other bakin" powder docs such work.
*
2 Million. Bottles filled in 1873.
18 Million Bottles filled in 1890.
"THE QUEEN1 OF TABLE WATERS. "
' ' Muchfavo > cd by her Jfajes/i . "
WOULD , LONDON.
" The lest leverage , "
TRUTH , LONDON.
" "
Cosmopolitan.
HKITISII MEDICAL JOUKNAL.
' ' C/ic-jp as well as good"
" The demand for it is great and
.Increasing. " Tun TIMES , LONDON.
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byMi
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I harmless Hindoo Rome- {
" ' U ulaccil nt n prlco i
. . . thu U. 8. to bring It' '
within the reach of all
sufferers , and pold with
a\vrllteniitiiri > n-n
Iteo to euro WcuUt
iAIcinorv. Jjost
HIlfniicio'd.'Tlci vonu i > cl > : ily ( , r.'vll Jlrcurnil ,
Inulilllty. ( ItilckneM , X.nck of Confidence.
I.OMC * . llnilitN. lYiilccl'iilMciifl. anil loss of
power of the Cjcntratlro Orjsana , eauscil by Youth ,
ful Indiscretions or ho excessive ? o of Tobacco.
Narcotics or Stimulants , which load to Infirmity.
Consumption or Insanity. Very email pellets. Kasy
totalio. Can bo carried In the vest pocket. Pent by
mall In plain pacliaio to any address for $1. or fl
forfj. wltheveiy 8.1 onlernoclvoii wrltiongtiar-
nnteo to euro or refund the money. If you liavo
been unsuccejafiilly treated by others wrlio tons
for Healed booknmlurtvkn I'llljE nnd mentinn this
purer. AUlrci KI3r.fTAI : , JMI'.DMIAI.CO. ,
l'iop'3 for lho U. a.yil Wubash Arc.Chicago. 111.
I'OIl SALE I.V OMAHA. NTH. , BY
Kulm .fe Co. , Co.r IMh A ; Dnit lns Sts.
J .A. Fuller & Co. , Cor , 14th * DoucljaSts.
A. D. Foster & Co. , Council muffs. W.
rrl < irrU. I'lrU , .
ourktir at llon.r. 1 Mill gladly scntl the
.reclnc ( scaled ) HtFKloany sullerer. It Is
Ha rfli.thleand l.l lnpCure Address W.S.
1 O. . i W.HUSt..Onclnl.ati. . ( >
Ck
NATURE'S MATCHLESS REMEDY FOR
8
And all Kidney and Bladder Troub'es. ' Nothing else has yet been offered the public that has
had a tithe of the success of Londonderry Lithia Spring Water.
K'ciimalc : ! ( Jont ,
Office of Ur , E. II. Xlorev. I'liysilclnn nml I
BurBeonVAKIU.Y , N. Y. , Doi1. : il , IMO. f
K ; I wish to report to joit what necins
to niu a reiuarknblo euro of the most iif-'KiKutcd cita3
of IlheuiiiHtlclJoiit that lliavuoier tet-ii. The pa
tient , Mr. Froil Fltiiieialil , nitc'il nbout S8 years
weight 113 pounrls , nervous tcrapcrninotit , com-
plo.xion tiloncio , liablt sinte , by otctipnllun a uia-
clilnlst , ] iroicnted him- elf for lru.ilmenl August IS ,
IS'J'J. ' Ho hid cniitriictcd Hhciimiitlsin homu llro
) ours HKO. while living In Kauaa , and slnco Ihal
Lime has been practlcilly laid up uvcrr fall and
winter with thb clhe use , which did not fall lo make
Iti appear MOO with the cold an 1 d.iin. ) wcnlhcr.
ilccuniplnlued of puln In lho loft knee , ankles ami
lolnts , of the trer.t toes , part'culnrlr Hi } left , which
was mi.ch InlUuuud and cun | < lvral > ly ( lefnnucil
fro'ii pievlnttt attacks. The pain wai iilninat un-
icarablo. I -iiic'cesslvoly vatlnus reno ; lies for
hli coinpliilnt without any apparent benclll , as ho
vn ) scarcely able li > walk nvroat the Hoormnvli
eas to ic.'umo Ills work. Tu ho bilof , 1 wrote to
jou about the case , and i.t your siiKKcUUm or
dered thtco cases still 1 u.siiu.viiKiiltv LiilllA
Sl'lllNrt WATBU. Itwinciollvorwl to Jlr. Pit/uor-
IdSjptiiuhor ! K. Marked liuuro\omont bepm at
once , and In about a month he rotiirnod to his work
n lho TiiJiUh Vn.loy c.ir shopSumetlnio before
10 luul ox'lmu tfd liliRiippI } of wtor lie tgiit rue
lint hi ! hail already Ralnoil 21 pouuili In woliibl , nnd
vus still tralnlnc , Hy the tlmo the watur was uonu
10 was nbout as well ro oror , thotlijli we huvo had a
rent deal of rain till/ ( all and much unfavorable
vealhcr for persons of a rlioiini.itlu diathesis. I
ia\o never seen n KI outer chanijo for the Kood In
nan In so shoit a ttaio.
.Most respectfully , K. II , MOHEV , M. I ) .
A long time ago , as we count things out west , we opened a shoe department in our cs
tablishment in a small corner on our second lloor. We opened it with a class of footwear
which was made for us direct by leading' manufacturers and which we were able to guarantee
in every way. We began to sell shoes as we sold everything- else , at a small profit , making
twenty-five and fifty cents where the regular shoe man made from one to three and even four ,
dollars. It didn't \ take long for people to find out that our shoe shop wa's
the place to get @ good "understanding , " and trade in this departmentlike
the famous peach j - M1 seen by "Johnny Jones and his sister Sue , " it grew , it
grew , and of shoes JP [ sJfjif ! ! % we sold a "slew , " compelling us , from sheer necessity , to
give it more room , ytMv & iv.unt' ' finally it outgrew the second floor quarters entirely ,
and we moved it . to our commodious basement sales room ,
where we arc doIKIS | X ' mS today the greatest shoe business in entire
west. Although l' ' § K fecm ; wc canT a11 sorts of s\\ocs \ for all sorts of men ,
the two shoes that l j pl 1 have more than any others placed this depart
ment on "good footing , " and which more men are wearing thin are wearing any other six
kinds sold in the city , are our "Two-fifty Goodyear Welt , " and our "Three-ninety Dress
Shoe. " These shoes , we say to you , arc right in every way , and if aftcc
you wear them you've got any cause to kick at your S PS lf " 'clc'cs' ' ' " return
them to us and we will remedy any fault with either c < ish jPtllliplW ( tnc amount you/
paid for them ) or new shoes. They come in all sizes , all w.dths . , all styled
of toes and lasts , in either lace or congress , and are such comfortable fitters
that men troubled with corns have been known to smile % a a tcr trying on { it-
pair of them. Aside from shoes , we carry a , xjj@l | | l | full line of S
pers for the man in the house , and Overshoes ---jg SSS pSi Arctics and Ruf
bers for the man"out doors. Need we meilK f tion it ? We sell
them for a great deal less money than you'd * " { gJiiMi pay an\"iu/icrc \ else.
Today we place on sale in our furnishing oods department , ( second counter on the
left ) 128 doxen splendid fine heavy wool underwear , in brown , tan , lilac , heliotrope and pearl
shades , in all sixes , beautifully finished goods ; goods that are being sold at a dollar and a half
to two dollars in every store that's got 'cm , at a dollar a garment , Without doubt the
value we've been able to show this season.
The cabinet photos are coming from all directions.
Wallon lUoumor Cnrcil of ( irnvcl.
17J1.1VIJJ , STOVAVE. , Al.ll.\.NC. X. V.
Occupation , Spxtun nf Tabermiclo llajtllat Church
Albany , N. V.
At th ( ! MiKKOJtlnn uf mjliyrlrlan , Dr. IK. .
lllalr , wlio was ( renting me for many nimith . with
InUltfPiunt Bucc'O'.s. fur snivel and bUiotly urine , 1
tit'Ban thu imu uf IO.NIJ < > NIIIHKV : l.rnilA w.vmt
In Apill lint. Slaco UHlnx tlic water I li.ivo luul lint
onenltiH'kof my olil complaint , which formerly
si-Mom left mo nml kept mo In nlmoil fnntmt :
misery. Tlio H-JVITU nunr.ilKlu iialni of n cnttliiK
nnd tunsliiK imlnra peculiar lo the UUoase. lo-
cethcr wlili lho lartra nmonnt of blood I uai volil-
Inc with my nrlni * . kjjpt ms In n Honkt'iiod nnd ilc-
lillllatrU conill Ion , so lint I coulil n irroly ilo my
nork , 1 must honenly sny that I lii\o ; not boon sell
ll or felt so t > troniln your * us 1 huvo lioon Ihls
Biimn'cr. ' am ! nutlilnn cliO hvi ; tloio It except lho
useof Ihe l.lthliiVnt3r. . IIH I have lakon no other
remedy. 1 have valued In lle h nml streniuh , ami
fee.1 n tiioimh 1 had nncwlni e of life. 1 cannot
cxpiosa mycelf Hiitllclently unoiiKii to thank Ur ,
lllalr for reconimcndlnj ! to mo your most vnlunlilo
water , lohall always glvo It thu tmitlntuil prnlau
which H merits. WAI.TU.V lll.Ou.MKU.
Albany , .V. V. , Del. rt , I'M. '
] ) r , Illalr Verilles tlio Aliovo.
A MIA XV , N. V. , Oct. 0 , IEOO.
Enclosed | > lcnio fliul lestlmonlil from Mr. llloom-
cr , who Is nihutlio l.-jiulonil orrr I.lthla nt my eug-
uesllon fur an apirinvalcd cure of Kf'i\cl. ' Ho It vlr
tnnlly n new man hlncu ho bc.'aii lo tiso It.othliiK
clioever holpo 1 him , and 1 trliM ovurythhu I
hoilBlit would hulp him. 1. . K. 1II..UI1 , .M. 1) .
N. B.-Wo publish none but RELIABLE OPINIONS and stand ready nt all times to PRODUCE THE EVIDENCE OF TJEIR
by \DINJPHYSIOIANSofth9 \ country , AND WE ARE READY TO GIVE THEIR
NAMES.Tae Sparkl IIR Loadoudenv is in dai'y ' use by 'easing OLUBS and HOTELS , and we are prepared to u mi the n ,
It is used by the most EMINENT CITIZENS , fem the VICE PRESIDENI OF Til 3 UNITED STATE JJow.i , and their names arc on
Ur Our t'oitimonlals are all VERIFIED by PHYSI IAN3 of wo'l known staudin - , and NO OTHERS EVER SEE T3E LFGHT. _
Oursucco-shas tosn so notable that the country has boon flooded with manufacture 1 Lithu Watara , " claiming to bj Eitp.rior to
Send for our circulars and become acquainted with all the fact" , so that you may know the geuu'no LODONDERRY waei you 833 it ,
FOR SA.L.J2 BY. ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.
PAXTON & GALI.AGIIHU , Distributing Agents for Omaha , Nebraska.
of Injcrua in Uio
Seryiu , " Ypnter.lny.
WASHINGTON , "D. ( ) . , Nov. : W. [ Spoolal Tol-
grant to TUB IJujTho : | following army
rilcrs worn Issued today :
Tlio board of dlMcors convened October 23
at Kuritiiiolllng , . Minn. , fur tuo purpose of
dovlsUm a uniform system of bookUcopin for
ho use of post -uautooiis , etc. , having com-
ilotiul their dutx. " the inuinbors will rojolu
liolr proper stations or return to the plucos
vhonco ordoruiTrpfn leave. M ] or William
< > . Tucitor , paymaster , will proceed to Kurt
Myer , Vii , , l ortHMoltonry , Mil. , Washington
jiirrauks , D , C\.iud Fort Monroo. Vu. , uud
lav the troops at , these stutlous to Noveinocr
) . IMU , In orijor iinuied , nnU on tliocomplu-
lon ot this duly will return to his station In
his city. Captain \Vliltum Stephonsoti , us-
istunt burgeon , is relieved from duty ut ,
Columbus HarriicUs , O. , uucl will report. In
xirsoii to the commanding oftlccr , Fort I'or-
er , N. Y. , for duty at thut post , reporting by
otter to the commanding general , Depart
ment of the ICim. lA'avo of uOsuncu for
our inotillis Is grunted Colonel .lnir.es lilil-
Ilo , Ninth cavalry. Tiio uxtonsion of luavo
f nUscncoi.1'unted Kl t Lieutenant Samuel
{ oilman , Jr. , Sei-ond artillery , October 'Jl , Is
urther exteiulcd t > lx mouth : * . Captain
\rthur W. T.iylor. assistant Burijeoii , hiivlng
icon found Incapacitated lor aullvo sorvU'o
) y an army rotlrlnc board , will proceed to
its homo and report thence by lettorto the
idlutant conerul of the army. Tt.o travel
njohird U necessary for the publlo scivlce. j
H l-y llin AHSOSIOI-H.
City Clerk Groves nnd his assistants are
ngogcd In assessing personal property thut
From nu Eminent Chicago I'lns'iciim.
"Asn nnlurnl remedy It Isn rcmnrknblo ono. Of
Its elttrnpy In reil.nclnz the amount of uric adil I am
poiltlvo , nnd 1 tlnill continue to mo It nml reeoui-
incnil It. In fact I was onuof Iho Ilrst In Clitciaiso
to use tlio wnler In practice. As a drinking water
for table purposcn It hai no cupcilur. I Intrortncoil
It Ml the Chicago ami Citlnmct c-lnb , anil It inn be
foniU t tlio hgmuiof the club men ut any time. I
can only speak favorably of it.
II .M. JMCKEHSTEIIN- ) .
I'rofcsjor Mnlerla Mctilcu , Chlcngo Medical College.
A Ly.in Dniirgist C'urcil offlrnvcl.
I.VXN , M s. , Dec. 1 , IS'.K ) .
For years I liavo been passing rttono from tlio
kidneys , like tlioso 1 rent jou. I have been In
formed that tl'cy nre of uric acid formation , llnr-
Ini ! all this tlmo I liavo sulferod from a niott illa-
trei.'lni ; c'ysillH , Induced , no doubt , by the prcncncn
In lho urine uf nr'c acid crystals. .Medicine ' faro
only Icmpor.iry relief. At the suuBPstlon of n phy
sician 1 uot-.Tii the uee of the J.oMiuMDKimr Ml ni.v
WATKil. The oll'eut naa tnO.il mrprlshii , ' . The In
tense sutlcrlng , the bloody nuicus , the gravelly
urine and all thu oluHymptoma of uric acid , crys-
tul' and cal.'iill Imvo dlsnppparcd. 1 am cutivlnccil
that this wiiler will euro nny case ol uravcl or cys-
tllls , and dc.Mro to make till ) atnteinont for the ben
efit of any who may Lo thus nllllclcd.
* W. I' . llLTKFOIID.
escaped the notlco of tuo ward assessors. So
far they Have boon successful , having found
a largo amount , Last year tlio rlurk added
enough of tins property to the lists so that
the taxes collected thorofrom pani for making
out tliocutiro tax Ibt.wkh a balance of SI.O'JU '
bosldos. Mr. ( J roves thinks the amount this
year will bo greater than last , us ho has
already found several business houses where
the property had not boon listed ,
Complexion powder Is tin absolute neces
sity of the rulliiod toilet In tills climato. 1'oz-
/oiim'ii combines every element of beauty
anu purity , _
"Aro you hniipy ? " If not y ° iU"1 60 °
"Boys and Ulrk * ' _
\V I NTKU IlKSOKT.
Crcsocnt Hotel , I urokii HprliiH , Ark.
Klogunt llroproof stone htruotiiro. AH
inoderii improvements. Situated in the
northwest Arkansas.
Otirk : mountains of
Mild iiud bniclim cllinuto , Imiiutiiul
hi'onory , unrivaled modleliwl wator.
Write to niiimiKor for doscrlullvo jtiin- )
| ililot , nitos. ote.
Mutlnoo Wi'dnosiltiy "IJoyH find
( jjrls'1 We any fcoat in the house.
Competition trembles when Hiiyilon
llros. open \te\uoi \ \ on pianos and oryan.
Mr. W , li. 1'arks. formerly a resident of
tlib city but now of Chicago , spent Sunday
his frionus here.
" . 'Arqyuu Impp.v'J1" Talk of the town ,
"Ioys { nnd Ulrle. "
There is ease for those far
gone in consumption not
recovery case.
There is cure for those not
far gone.
There is prevention bet
ter than cure for those who
arc threatened.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIVING and Scott's
Emulsion of cotl-liver oil ,
even if you are only a little
thin.
thin.Free.
Free.
ScoiTft llowNr.Chrmlm , ij South jlh Avcniif ,
ft-w York.
Your drti p.ittkerps Scoli' * rjnuhionof cod liver
oil all druK i > U tverywlme < J . ( i.
jo
No Newspaper Advertiser desirous
of the largest possible results from ;
SKILLFULtY WRITTEN ,
ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED , ;
CONSPICUOUSLY PLACED , !
at moderate cost for such work , can !
afford to let ( his advertisement " in j
one ear and out of the other , " as j
is often done with advertising facts.
The popularity of our house has j
been won through ( he principle of
in the adver-
straight-forwardness adverj j
Using business. We do not believe j
it egotistical ( o affirm ( hat if we j
can do you no good , adverlisingly |
speaking , there is no use for an !
advertiser to try elsewhere.
K
J"3 TRADE MAI1K.
; NLWSPAPER ADVLRTISINC1 AGI.NTS , 1
( in nml ( IH U. Tlilnl
- OJIIO.i
_ 'CUISE ,
YOURSELF !
. . your Drtiguist -
boltlo olll i U. The only
.
non ] ioiso
Hio unnixluriil illsclinries ; ana
/ prmuo ilisiOMM.-s of men ami Ilia
1 ilobilltatlnu weakness iienilmr
I toroincii. . U i'iircs in fi lew
1 ilajs with' ' ' < t Uio ulil or
publicity < ( a doctor
ie f nfift'i'l Amrrfcan fiirt
Manufu.-liired by
.Tbo Evans Chemical GJ. '
CINCiu a , A.
,
General nml : uHVOnBIEHII.ITT : ,
' W Iint of Itody and Hind , Elftct *
JofError qrEiec e ln01dorYounri
Itol.u.l , AiibU ( HMIIMIII ful.'t lu.lonj. Hun lo t > lirt 4
Blr nilli.lil , ( K.I.MItUIn'HIIIIIIl\HXl'AIUllolllOUr [
ibuilulilr mf.lll. , IIIIHK llll'UJil.NT-ll.rilll. In di/ >
Ilrnlrillr/frowCOHUIri iil irrlraruunlrlri.trllr Ibtvi
Drierlllt ) llouk , fiplinillniivnil i > ruuf u&tlrdi ( * lrdfreH
JUtitii ERIE MEDICAL CO. , BUFFALONY < i
Wo etnl llin inKrvrlnim Krfnsh'
llcmv.ly . CALTHOB fr - < ' , and
leful ciiitrniitretlutt'Al.Tlloi wllj
HTIII' lll oliiiriri' * i : li l < in .
( JlllKHD riiiul < irrlK'i.Vurlri > nla
ituil HKMOIti ; Uxt Vluur.
I'if it amiav i/ialii/itil ,
iIlrr.i. VOH MOIIU CO. ,
Holt lBfH > u iC U , lluilmll , Olila.
Bathe bruiseo
with Pond's Extract.