8 THE OMAHA DAILY J5EE : 'THURSDAY , JULY , 1805.
Expresses Much fatiufaction Over Increased
Oonfidenca in the Business World.
BELIEVES THE TIDE IS ABOUT TO TURN
HOVT lie l ! < cntd ! IInlsie\nln'n I'lirclmio
of Navigation Coniiinr | Stock \V hen ttio
bliort Mini Will ( lo-Kspcctn No
National Legislation Soon ,
President and Managing Receiver Clark
or the Union Pacific left last night for St.
Louis. After a rest of a day or two , ac
companied by Mrs. Clark , the senior re
cclver of the Overland system will go to
Xow York to spend a fortnight , Incidentally
attending several meetings of the receivers
i ! I and straightening out some kinks In the
system. Ho will also bo In attendance upon
the special master In chancerj's court , which
| ! 'f * tvlll bo erected at some ccol retreat near
fc Nevv York , where ho will take testimony
* k upon the question of unpaid coupons ant !
the advisability of belling some of the equip
ment of the Kansas Pacific. The "cripple * , '
'
as the chancery olllce has dubbed the non-
pajlng properties , will also occupy the at
tention of Judge Cornish and It is to bo
present at these various hearings that Mr
I Clark goes cast at this time. He anticipates
returning to Omaha about Jul > 23 and wll
! shortly thereafter , with Mrs Clark , make a
. ( trip through Yellow stone National park If
I ho can so arrange his business.
Mr Clark , talking to a Dee man , said tha
i Indications pointed to an upward tetidencj
V. In the stocks of the granger roads , for the
U i reason that If all the present conditions were
jl realized a tremendous grain crop wouh
have to be moved this fall "l-'rotn the eas
, come cheering words of heilthler business
Be conditions. The manufacuvrers of stee
jJH rails , steel plates and other railroad supplies
I ] ' ? are putting on Increased forces and running
1' | to full cainclt > Tills , is a hopeful blgn am
J maybe we are at the turning of the tld
which will bring us renewed prosporltj
Hero in the west , wo can hardly hope for
any material change until the ccops are
garnered , for wo are essentially an agrlcul
tural people , hut the eist , which tefleUs the
prevailing sentiment of the coiintr } , shows
stronger hopes In the future than for two
jears past and we cannot help hut benefl
from this change In economic Ideis , evci
though Indirectly
'The notice posted yesterday at th"
Cheyenne shops that the receivers vvoiih
i pay the t > amo scile of wages , > s now paid a
, the Denver shops will , I believe , be acceptei
> by the employes without a murmur. Tin
Denver seilo Is high nnd I think a man can
llvo as cheaply In Cheyenne as Denver , vvhlcl
Is a great factor As occasion requires , ad
[ | dltlonal incu will he put to work at tin
' Cheyenne shops , although the rumors tha
the shops there were swamped with order :
for repairs are wholly unfounded We have
force enough to take care of any repairs nee
essary at thia time Porces will only be In
i > creased as the business of the road war
! i rants '
'ft ' Upon the question of the Short Line being
"
severed from the Union Pacific , Mr. Clarl
said that he presumed tlio property vvoul
pass out of tlie hands of the present re
celver' , hut It would be some time before th
silo was accomplished and the propertj
transferred to the new company purchasln ]
It under the Junior lien.
As to tlio purchase of some $13 000 000 o
stock of the Oregon Hallway & Navlgatlor
compiny by A A H Hols evaln for $1,250 ,
000 , Mr Clark saw In the transaction a determination
< termination nn the pirt of Mr Hoissoviln
( to protect the Holland interests lie rcpre
i sents In tlio reotganlzatlon of the com
piny , which Is now In process of Incubation
Mr. Clark refused to commit himself who
nskcd If ho thought the Oregon Hallway K
Navigation company would ultimately be
, , ( como a part of the Union Pacific when th
, pioneer rall.oad of the west came to be re
organized.
Upon the qiten'on of Irglslatbn at the no
session of corgre's looking to tx way out o
the fog through Which tlio Union Pacific I
passing. Sir. Clark was averte to giving an
opinion , except to say that he thought n
legislation would bo attomptel at the com
Ing session , present conditions being allow e
to work out the prob em of the roids future
"Mr Holbsovain , " said Mr Clark , "laborc
for two winters to accomplish Fometh'n '
that would lift the roaJ out of the mlro Int
which It Ind fallrn by reason of hard times
Most ample provisions were suggested t
congress looking to a reorganisation of th
property ; mo t liberal offers were made t
the government , as the future , I bUIcve
will disclose , but congre = s taw fit to d
nothing I bellove Mr Bolts-vain ha ? grow
tired of attempting the s'e.iilngly Impo-slbl
nnd Is now proceeJIng to protect hlmsel
I which Is lit ? right "
A\i ! limitM on Uniiin 1'iulilo T.IIIIM
Superintendent J 0 nrlnkerhoff of th
Union Pacific with headquarters at Kansa
City , Is on MB way to a washout but\vec
Lisbon and Wallace on the Kansas dlvHo
of the Union Pacific , 40G miles west of Kaitha
City , which occurred early yesterday morn
Ing by reason of the Smoky river and Tarkj
creek overflow ing their banks. A big fore
of men arc already on the scene of the w ash-
out , sent from Denver , according to olilclals
at headquarters , and the break will be at
once repaired. Hither than delay travel
passengers will bo transferred around the
washout In wagons , trains from Denver
having been made up to convey passengers
on the cast side of the vva uout Into Denver
However , they are full of expedients at
Union Pacific headquarters and if the break
takes longer to repair than Is now expected ,
the Union Pacific will probably run back to
Oakley , Oakley to Colby and thence west
over the Hock Island.
The Hock Ishnd Is reported to bo having
trouble west of PhlJllpsburg , Kan. , where a
washout has occurred and It nny necessitate
a pooling of Issues between these two sys
terns to get around the breaks In their tracks
The Union Pacific will have little difllculty
with Its special N. n. A. excursions , as
It will run them out of Kansas City , those
coming by the southern route , to Manhattan ,
thence north to Grand Island and west to
Denver over the main line , making but a few
hours difference In actual runntng time
Late telegrams at headquarters Indicated the
ivafchout would be bridged bj evening and
trains sent on.
Hurry IMC HID 1'rult In London.
A London fruit special left Sacramento
Tuesday morning , composed of five cars filled
with peaches and pears It will be run
through to New York faster than any pas
sengcr train ever traveled between the Pacific
and Atlantic. I'rcmi Ogden the Union Pacific
will bring It to Council Bluffs and the
Vanderbllt lines will take It from the Illuffs
to Nevv York , making close connection with
thn American line , wiling Wednesday. This
Is the first I/mdon special of the season out
of CallfornH and the growers will watch the
prices the fruit will bring on the London
market with Interest.
1 < > ri ) HH roa lici
We find some one who has been cured by
Hood's Sarsaparllla. and people on all hands
are pralklng this great medicine for what It
I has done for them and their friends. Taken
F In time Hood's Sareap.ullH prevents serious
Illness b > keeping the blood pure and all the
organs In a healthy condition. U is the
great blocd purifier.
Hood'i. Pills become the favorite cathartic
with every one who tries them. 25c per box.
Chenp Itntri to I.oulnvlllo , Ky.
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern railway
tvlll , during the O , A R. encampment , Louis
ville , Ky. , sell excursion tickets September
S to 11 , good returning until October 5 , from
St. Louis to Louisville at a rate of not ex
ceeding 1 c nt per mile. Address J. M.
Chesbrough , general passenger- agent , St.
Loulf , ( or further particulars.
Summer
Tor full Information In regard to summer
excursions apply at the city ticket of lice of
the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway ,
1501 Farnam street , r. A , Nash , general
aEOIlt <
Attention ,
Omaha lodge No. 26 , KnlghU of Pythias.
will hold Its next regular meeting July 5tb.
members are requested to be preient.
HAIVHYIO , C. C.
BOAED OF HEALTH MATl'EKS
ItcpnrtH for June Maclo nt Tcntcrilnjr After
noon's Meeting ,
From the mortality report for the month of
Juno submitted at the meeting of the Board
of Health yesterday afternoon It appears
that Omaha continues to hold Its record as
the most healthful city In the world of like
population The rate was C.85 per 1,000 of
population. The total number of deaths
was eighty-two ; of male ? , forty , and of fe
males , forty-two ; white , seventy-eight ;
colored , four.
To thesa deaths are opposed 141 births ;
males , slxty- even , females , seventy-seven.
The Inspector of contagious diseases showed
tint there are eighteen cases of scirlet fever
and one of typhoid fever In the city at date.
The financial statement for Juno showed
an expenditure of $1,217.13 , which , subtracted
from the money on hand June 1 , leaves a
balance of $2S7C 21. Of the amount avail
able for the health department at the open
ing of the ) ear , $ SS4I , about five-eighths
has been spent In the last six months. More
rigid economj IP "till talked of , and the board
banks on o recommendation of the Judlchrj
committee of the council to make further
appropriation when It Is needed. Besides , It
Ins been agreed that bills for the removal
of dead animals and certiln other things
shall hereafter bo pild from the general
funds , and this will save the health fund
something.
Some amendments were pubmltted to the
milk ordinance and were referred for Judicial
examination They provide that the license
foe shall be $1 per cow for those owning
lc s than ten cows. Heretofore the fee was
$1 for but one cow and $5 for any number
from two to ten. It was thought the latter
was a hardship to parties of stmll means
and Inequitable In every p nse It Is also
provided that all dealers In milk must re
port ca es of slckne s of loncer than three
dajs' standing In their families or among
their employes , and an amendment was of-
feied by Mr Duncan changing the word
Ilcen o In the ordlnince to permit , ° o that
he fees might go Into the general fund In-
tead of Into the school fund.
Owners of low lots on which stagnant witer
les will bs cited to appear before the board
July 1" to show cause why their lots should
: iot b- > declared nul ances and filled or
Iralned by the cltv at the owners' expcn e
It tran plrFd that Israel Prank , In addition
0 his duties as meat Inspector had been
et to counting the tails of dogs drowned at
ho dump , so as to keep lib on the pound-
naster Some objection was made to thl
> iit the commlrfelon-T said It did not Inter-
ere with Prank's other duties and the mat
er was parsed
rill , I'OIU KIX MOTIOV.
Itpprpirnlnl In HIP Np r York ( Vntint.
Spned and comfort arc two conditions de
manded by modern travelers , but the per-
'ect comblmtlnn Is a rare one. On most
Aireilcin railroads high speed Is only possi
ble at the expense of danger and discomfort.
To combine comfort and safety with the
greitest speed , pnrfect equipment and nbsenc"
f pharp curves are necessary The most
perfect roid-bel and themo't e\cel'ent roll
ng stock will rot secure comfort on a rall-
oad tint winds sharply among hills , for
) T-sengers must Inevitably be shaken and
olttd about by the sudden changes of dlrec-
lonThere
There Is only one railroad In America that
combiner all the conditions essential to the
ilghe't speed and the greitest comfort. That
s the New York Central & Hudson Hlver
H. It. It holds the world's championship for
loi.g-dlstnncc fa = t trains , won by recent im
provements In equipment and locomotive-
building that fairly mark an epich In railroading
reading , and Its 100-ton engines borne on
nasslve rails weighing 120 pounds per jard
now skim with perfect safety around curves
at the late of ninety miles an hour. The
olldest of roid-beds Is needed to withstand
his marvelous speed , and to beir the enor
ous locomotives and trains ; and the Nevv
Vork Central stands alone In the speed of Its
tains because what It does with safety Is
miKisxIble to other railroads of Inferior
equipment.
Hut ordinary tiavelers do not wish excep
tional speed when It entails great dlscomfoit ,
nor Is It desirable to court the fatleue and
soreness inseparable from a long journey on
a jerky train. A jouiney on the Nevv York
Central Is the perfection of luxury. It entails
neither fatigue nor soreness , for It Ins prac
tlcally no sharp curves , and Its trains move
at the highest speed without the slightest
shock Its trains arc superb In their furnUh-
ngs , every detail of modern luxury Is pro
vided , the servlc" Is Ideal To travel on the
N'cw York Central Is the poetry of motion
The Dry Goods Chronicle.
Thro * Ypl'iuvet on o I'nrunn Illprr'p '
A peisonally conducted excurslan fcf"ll
: eave Omaha via the Burlington Houte at
1 3r > p m , Saturday , July 13 , for n blcjcle
our of the Yellowstone Natloml pirk. Mam
moth Hot Springs will be reached at noon
Monday , July 15 , and the next morning the
ISO-mile clicuit of the park will be begun
As HIP paik roads are excellent , this can
easily be accomplished In four da > s.
The cost of the round trip ticket to Mam
moth Hot Springs Is $47 50 Hates at the
k hotels $4 00 a day for a stay of a week
or le"-s After that $1 00 a day
$7500 to $ S3 00 will about cover the entire
expense of the trip Including sleeping car
fares both ways , meals enroute , etc
The party will not conform to any pre
arranged cut-and-drled schedule , but will
move according to the wishes of the majoiity
of Its members and will bo accompanied by
Mr J n Buckingham of the general passen
ger department of the Burlington Houto at
Omaha
Address J Trancls , G P. & T. A. , Omaha ,
Neb , for full information.
iiuv : > ) M i.iirin , u , , vi K n i M , s.
A I It'urhprlionld Know
\ll about the Black Hills historic , Instruc
tive , It ter'stlng to a greater degree than
any other part of the w t.
The Hot Springs n South Dakota are
there.
Delegates to the National Educational as
sociation meeting at Denver , holding tickets
over the Union Pacific , Imve an unprece
dented offer In the way of a low rate , re
turning through the Black Hills. Prof
Clemens of 1'remont Normal school , Fre
mont , Neb , will personally conduct an ex
cursion party on this trip Consult him or
the nearest agent P , C. & . M V. or Union
Pacific railway for further particulars
J U BUCHANAN. G P. A.
Tirn ( iruil I tour-linn to llnaion.
Via the Lake Shore & . .Michigan Southern
Hy , one In July and one In August. One
fars for the round trip. Stop over at Niag
ara Palls and Saratoga if desired , also by
boat one way between Albany and New York
at the option of the passenger Stop over can
also be made at Chautauqua on return trip
Hegnlar Summer TuurlEt Tickets to the
many delightful mountain , lake and seaside
resorts of the east are now on sale. Com
plete list of routes and rates with any fur
ther Information desired , will bo promptly
furnished on appllcitlon B P Humphrey ,
T P. A. , Kansas City , Mo. C. K. Wllber ,
West. Pass. Agt , Chicago.
I ntlli i ,
If you have the rheumatism or neuralgia
any kidney or uterine trouble are emnclalei
or have superfluous flesh and your doc'oi
orders baths , before going to the expense o !
a trip , try our baths.
You can have Turkish or Russian , med | .
cateJ , vanor. electric , sea salt , sulphur , Mer
curlal oil rubs and hot milk baths.
Attendants first class.
Manage by an educated masseuse.
Ladles' Turkish baths and physical ctil-
tuie parlors , 109-110 Bee building.
bplrlt I. iki > , Spirit l.nl \ 'pMt l.nko.
Through sleeper > la the Northwestern Line
commencing Juno 28 , leaves dally for Splrli
Lake at 6 10 p m. from Webster street depot
The lake Is the same , accommodations a llttlt
better , faro a little lower. City ofilco , 1401
Farnam street Depot , loth and Webstei
streeli. J. R. BUCHANAN , d. P. A.
One Tare for the Hounil Til p.
Tor the round trip to all points within 20C
miles. The Missouri Pacific will sell Julj
3rd and 4th. Limit for return July 5th. Cal
at city oillce. N E corner 13tn and Farnam
or depot , 15th and Webster streets.
Nolo I linnee In Tlmr.
Chicago. Ilock Island & Pacific railway1 !
Chicago vestlbuled limited leavfs at 4 ' 40 p. m
Lincoln , Falrbury Uellevue and points soutl
and west at 6 45 p m.
tsniniiiitr Tiiurlit THKoti vU llio
Are now on tale ; fox folders giving routes
rates , etc , call at Watash office , 1415 Far
nam street.
CT\TP V/l / T nVPPI )
MAlto NO LOiMiEK
Fifteen Police Officers Summarily Dismissed
from the Service.
POLICE COMMISSION BEGINS REFORM
tinoiinclni ; tlmt the UUnilssnMVoro far
the Uooil of the Service the lloaril
Ioim Off the IlcutU
at Agitator * .
Chief of Detectives Henry P. Haze , Ser
eant A. T. Slgwart , Mounted OHlccr H. A.
Vllhur , Patrolmen 0. W. Uarnes , A. H.
Burr , H. Hint. M. U. Halter. James Kirk ,
V. H. Storey , George Prescott , M. M. Starkcy ,
I. Dollard , F. E. Evans , Louis Godola and
chn Leary comprise the members of the
) maha police department who lost their stars
esterday afternoon.
The Hoard of Tire and Police Commls-
loncrs held a quiet executive session at 1 30
Commlssionei Strlckler was the only nb-
enteo.
The commissioners acted unanimously In
Ismlsslng the men named , with the excep
Ion of the case , of Sergeant Slgwart. In this
nstanco the vote stood 'A to 1 , Mr Smith
ot'ng ' against the dismissal. The retirement
f the fifteen took effect at roll call last even-
ng The commissioners dismissed the men
rom the service for various reasons , and
nnounced officially that It was "for the good
f the service "
It was furthermore decl/led to abolish the
dice of chief of detectives and to place all
tetcctlvea under the control and supervision
f Chief of Police White.
The places made vacant will be Immed'ately
Hied. Next Monday at 2 p m. there will
) o a special meeting of the commissioners to
consider applications of men who wish to
ear the stars
It all happened within an hour AtI 20
o'clock the commissioners quietly filed Into
heir private office and closed thp door Com-
nlssloner Deaver carr'ed a record Irook under
ils arm nnd Commissioner Smith subie-
inently came out nnd got another big book
out of the vaults Then Captain Mostyn was
= ent for and remained closetel with the com
nissloners for half an hour Thirty minutes
later the session was over and the reo-ganl-
atlon of the police department had been In-
auguiated. CMef White was not present. He
was busy ntork on the murder mystery.
Secretary Orownleo was author'zcd to not
ify the police headquarters of the result of
the beard's ac'lon
It Is rumored that five more officers are
on probation and that It Is possible that there
vvMl bo more vacancies on the police force In
the near future.
I'npn'nr SpoiiUltont lo tlio I'list.
The New Veptlbuled Train Service via
hicago fi. Grand Trunk , Grand Trunk and
Lehlgh Valley Hallwajs , between Chicago ,
New York and Philadelphia , via the famous
St. Clair Tunnel , Niagara Palls , and the
LfEiitiful Susquehanna , W > omlng and Lehlgh
Vallejs known as the "Switzerland of Amer
ica , " offers elegant ainolntmcnt' and Is
tflo most picturesque route connecting the'-e
leading cities
Train leaves Dearborn Station , Chicago
dally. 3 10 p m , and has attached a Pullman
Vc'tlbuled Sleeping Car for
TOHO.NTO , MONTUKAL AND BOSTON
VIA MONTHHAL
During the Summer Tourist Season there
will also bo attached to this train n PuIInun
Buffet Sleeping Car for the White Mountains
and Tourists' Hesorts on the Atlantic Coast
by way of Montreal and the Por'lind
OlvMon of the Grand Trunk Hallway. The
boautlfjl scenery along this route- makes It
one of the most picturesque and attractive
tourist routes to the East.
Baggage can be examined and passed cus
toms a Dearborn Station , ' Chicago , thereby
„ dflay and Inconvenience on enter
ing Canada.
Tor Sleeping Car reservations , rates , time
tables , etc apply to E II Hughe * , General
Western Passenger Agent , 103 Clark utreet ,
Chicago.
n\Lr u \ nI.VST. .
lirouxlt Van Kasl i > clul I'urtlps IZnst.
Boston July 5 to 8 Baltimore July 13 nnd
1C Half fare for the round trip. Special
parties In charge of excurs on managers with
through tar service from Omaha
THERE ARC OTHER ADVANTAGES.
Ask about them at the
Northwestern Line
Ticket office , HOI Farnam street.
R R. Ritchie. General Agent. G. T
West , G. P. and T. A _
On lielmir of l'r < > Kii' < t Hill ,
Conviction of officers of the Prospect HIP
Cemetery association under an ordinance for
bidding the platting of an/ more ground Inside -
side the city limits for burial purposes has
cau-ed nn ord'nance to bo Introduced re
pealing the orJinance under which the con
viction was obtained Mr Kennard Is the
father of it It Is so worded ns to cover
only the Prospect Hill case , where the pur
chase of a narrow strip adjoining the ceme
tery and which was originally designed for
burial garound was made by the assoclatloa
to make the contour of the cemetery regular
Offered by the Chicago , Milwaukee & St
Paul railway , the short line to Chicago. A
clean train , made up and started from
Omaha. . Baggage checked from residence to
destination. Elegant train service and
courteous employes Entire train lighted by
electricity and heated by steam , with electric
light In every berth. Finest dining car
cervlco In the west , with meals served "a la
carte" The Pljer leaves at C p. m. dally
from Union depot.
City ticket office , 1504 Parnam street. C
S. Carrier , city ticket agent.
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OMA & . .U.7B
To Itouun nnil Hetiirn VI i the Wnhtsti.
For the Y. P. S. C. C convention the Wabash -
bash will sell tickets at above rate July 5th to
! Hh Inclusive. For tickets or folders giving
full Information In regard to routes , limits
etc , call at Wabash ofllce , 1415 Parnam St. ,
or write G N. CLAYTON ,
N. W P. Ag't , Omaha , Neb.
Tlmo Cur. I.
Lake Mannwa railway time card In con
nection with Council Bluffs motor line
Leave Paxton hotel at S 28 a. m. , 1 27 , 3 37 ,
4 20 , 5 21 , C 13 , 7 05 , 7 2J , 7 13 , 8 20 , 8 31 ,
0 19 , 9 3D. 10 33 p. m.
Leave Manavva 7 25 a. m. , 1 07 , 3 33 , 4 30 ,
5 25 , 6 15. 7 10 , 7.30 , S 00 , S 25 , 8 50 , 9 15 ,
9 40 , 10 30 , 11 40 p. m.
On Sundays and holidays trains will run
oftener.
I miles Attention.
Superfluous hair , warts , moles and browr
spots remove ! by the "Elec'rlc Process. "
Corns , bunions , Ingrowing toe nails , trcatei
by a professional chiropodist
Medicated and Electric baths , also massage
by an experienced and educated masseuse
"LADIES' BATH HOOMS , "
109 and 110 Bee Building.
( Only exclusive ladles' bath parlors In Omaha '
ciuu' i\cuiisio.v : UATI : <
Via tlio llurllneton Itouto.
Here are the Burlington route's best offerIngs -
Ings In the way of reduced rates.
To Boston , Mass , July 5 to S , one faro foi
the round trip , good to return until August 6
To Denver , Colorado Springs , Manltou and
Pueblo , July 4 to S , $19 00 for the round trip
good to return until September 1.
The city ticket agent at 132-LFarnam streel
will gladly give you full Information.
Climp I xcurnluui l utt nnil West.
Boston and return , one fare for the rouni
trip , tickets on sale July B to 8 Denver
Colorado Springs and Pueblo , $19 00 for tin
round trlji , tickets on sale July 4. to 8 , goo
for return passage till September 1. Three
special excursion .trains from Omaha tc
Denver , Saturday , July 6 , at 2 55 a. m
1 40 n. m. and C 30 p. in Call at Rod
Island ticket office , 1602 Parnam street.
.1 .N AO I/A C'E.W CA / A ,
The Trilby club will give a concert anil
picnic at Columbia park. Fortieth am !
Leavenworth , July 4. Admission free. Fire-
display la tl0
AFTEft A DEAD Iff AN'S WEALTH.
tultft HroURht Against : the I'nutiion Kstntc
Iscvtii at tlia'CoiirU.
Another creditor has secured permission to
appear In court to contest the transfers made
Bomo jcars ago by tha Paulson heirs , alleg
ing fraud In the transaction. In addition
to this the court has been arked to appoint
a receiver for the property in connection with
ho Issuance of nn Injunction restraining the
elrs and executors of the estate from ills-
toslng of "any of the real or personal prop-
rty left by ex-Senator Paulson.
The Arlington State bank began Its suite
o enforce the claims It held agalns-t the
state. The Midland Stnto bank is the latest
itervenor to the suit and seeks to enforce n
udgment for $1,708 , which It obtained last
December In Washington county. It claims
hat It cannot enforce collection unless the
qulty powers of the court are set In opora-
lon and a series or transfers set aside to
vhlch the PauNon heirs are parties.
John T. Paul'on died October C , 18S9 ,
eavlng to a wife and s'x ' children dozens of
ots and other propel ty In and about Omaha ,
Irpctlng In his will that his debts should be
jald , however , out of his personal cstite and
giving the executors1 , his grown children , no
lower to mortgage the istate. In December
f 1891 the executors conve > ed to a married
l ter , Augusta Lammeiich , propcrtj for an
.lleged consideration of $150,000 , on which
ihe placed a mortgage with the Globs Loan
and Trust companj for $ 'G 000. These and
Imllur transactions the bank Is attacking In
court.
Now llnniitn tint Cnsli.
Dennis Cunningham and L H. Kent are
n the district court , fighting over n land
, rade which fell through , and according to
Cunningham's Eton , resulted In his swapping
his land awa > without getting anjthing back
o show for his trade. Cunningham U now
demanding money , as he can not get his de
sired land
Cunningham alleges that April 21 , 1890 , he
: nade a bargain with Kent. In pursuance of
It he convejed , by deed to Kent , lots in
block 14 , Carthage addition , tog ther with n
oiip-seatcd bugg > The title to some land
n block 70 , South Omaha , failed , when Cun
ningham undertook to convey It , but Kent
so Cunningham avers , said that made no
[ inference and agreed to accept other land
[ Tunnlnghaiii has waited for a transfer ol
some COO acres of school land , but as Kent
has sold the property to other parties he
demands $4,500 in lieu of the property.
Minor Imtrt .Miitti r * .
The insurance companies which were de
feated In the suits brought by J. A. Wake-
field on account of the loss of his lumber
> aul by fire have appealed theli case to the
uprcmo court.
Pet ° r Fren er has begun a suit agalns
Mrs N. A. Blanchford to recover $550 lit
claims that she moved Into the building a
110 North Twenty-fifth street on March 24
1 ! > 90 , and left August 15 , wl bout notice , leav
ing unpaid rents.
A damage suit for $3 000. brought on ac
count of the murder of William H. Chappie
against James Ish , accused of the crime , has
been instituted In the district court. W S
Shoemaker filed the petition jesterday after
noon , In whic'i he atks this sum on behal
of Ferdinand Me > er , who was appointed ad
minlstrator June IS
Caroline Day , living on lot 15 , block 5fi
Omaha View addition , has been restralnei
by an order Issued by JuJge Ambrose fron
piylng her rent and E G Whitman , W G
Clark and H H Clark have been prohlbltei
from taking any steis to collect It. Till
property Is In litigation between the Mlchl
gan Mutual Life Insurance company an
O C Johnson Interveners who claim to
have lights have secured an injunction.
ITOU rUI.LV'AI'L 1'L.AYI.U Otir"
Tnlu 11 infnnl'ft Ac d I'linsplmtc ,
It repairs broken nerve force , clears Ihe
brain and strengthens the stomach.
Cnurtliiiift'H I'rogrxm.
The attractions nt Courtland beach fo
today havd'bcen arranged as follows :
Matinees 2 and 4 o'clock with Phllion , th
pplral tower , the Arabs , admission to amphl
theater. 15 cents
3 o'clock dajlight fireworks on the lak
In front of the pavilion
Concert by Courtland beach band and Boji
theatei orchestra afternoon and evening
On account of the extraordinary attraction
admission to the amphitheater in the even
Ing will be 2r cents This Includes the $1OU <
display of fireworks that will by far exceei
anything of the kind ever seen In the wes
and Phllion on the spiral tower , also th
big show of the Arabs.
Cp.uglit ll < r In tliiArt. .
Yesterday Special Officer Keysor de
tected a woman In the act of shoplifting at
the Boston Store He watched her until
she had reaped quite , a little harvest and
then placeJ hpr unler arrea. At tlo sta
tion she gave the name of Mary Doe and
claimed to resile at Beatrice She had In
her po esslon two ladles' vests , a fan , two
china saucers , one pair of silk mils , thret
bunclies of dress stays , three combs anl a
curling iron.
The woman was neat appearing , well
dressed and carried a parasol into which "he
itowed away the articles stolen The police
state , however , that the name given by her
Is not her real name and that she Is an old
resident of Omaha.
Complexion powder Is an absolute necessity
of the refined toilet In this climate. Pozzonl's
combines every element of beauty and purity
Expert It tins to I.nwcr IlliU.
All bids recently received for furnishing
horse feed to the city for the last six months
of this > ear have been rejected. This was
on recommendation of the city council com
mittee on public property and buildings ,
which reported that with the fine prospects
for good crops , much lower bids might be
expected In thirty days. Meanwhile the
present contractor will furnish tht provender
needed.
Munro Tnkm Hull ) .
George F Munro , chairman of the Board
of Public Works , entered upon the duties of
the po itlon yesterday. It Is thought
Improbable that any change will be made In
the clerical fcrce.
SWEET - SAVORY - SATISFYING T
PREMIUM
Think of the thousands of Imms
and bacons that go out from
South Omaha .Uaily ! Wo Boleot
but tlio best otiPH for the brand ,
"SWIFT'S PREMIUM. " Smoked
lightly trimmed nicely extra
mild not s'dty. NP man coultl
muko them better.
FOn SALE DY
H II llillTelr. 815So Mill ht
( Vmrtney * Co . Via l > vunK > rt Ht.
\Vm HeralutfiCo. llul Honalm. Ht
" 3UH It Jim Kwrnani St
Win Gentlemen , be ) No IClh ht
( UiKlstonn HriM 1JH D.iluU ht
llelniro.l A ll.mwu , Wl No IGlhht
l.HQfn | ) roc lib OnHo 13lh ht.
( i o K Munro Co M No J6tliht
Henry I'midt 1-W rurnAra Kt
honiluer llrox , 21-i r iiranm Ht
Hnhart W ilHsras , It 17 Doualan Ht.
1 * lleian 1M)11-arnAm ) Ht
hiniuel Drelfui , ' "ilil f urnam bt.
llHnry llonnull. ft" No 16th ht.
J VV Damop , 1311 NoUhBt. .
Jot Houjtka , IfOhliMrmHn Ava.
P. V Mnr.h Ml No 16lh ht.
H I ) I'aiwini. WO No l th Ht
.lohn lUinlcbelc , VPJ1 l.e tenworth , Bt.
.1 U VVhlte , lUKe 18th hi
II \ 7ari > 4 Urn . ItriHo Mtb St.
U \\alcltJtUra \ , ZMFarnnmHt
SWIFT AND COMPANY ,
SOUTH OMAHA , NEB. .
THK DOCTOR'S COLUMN.
Xfr . J. H . Ptntlon X ClilcnKO. Hnvo n twy
> cnm olil vuio lookd well but neenn to hive m > I
tutiKlh In Inn bunts , cnn not vwilk up ctalra
Itlimit mipport
Hive the little patient two drops of Cere-
> rlne , extract of the brain , In a little water
lirco times dally for two weeks ; then use
ledulllnc , extract of the spinal cord , In
amo doses , alternating.
T. J. M. , Leavetivvorth. Kan Per the
rouble of which > ou write , take Cerebrlne ,
'Xtract of the brain , In three drop doses
hreo times dallv on the tongue for two
veeks ; then use Te-Ulne , In same doses
W. L. S. B , Chicago. Per jour trouble ,
'ardlne , extract of the heart , would bo bet-
er than nny form of potassium TaKe t'or-
hrlne , In three drop doses , three times dally
n the tongue for one week , then use Car-
Ine In same dose and manner , alternating
Miss II. A. S. , Nevv York Take Ovarlnc
n three drop doses on the tongue , three
lines dally for two vvcel.s , then use Cere-
brine , cx'rnct of the brain , In siine dose ,
and for the same time alternating
\V It K riilcici Will > iu nnmi1 n cure for
ltiiilii | ntid lila"kli ml * '
U e Tli > roldlne , extinct of the thvrold
pland , In three drop dn es on the tongue ,
liree times dill > . 'lake one teaspoonfull of
S'atrollthlc Salt In a half tumbler of water
itie-hnlt hour before breakfast , twice a week
H P HMIInuKlit > > M , lln.nUlMi-I mil n
utTirir fi nn ihi'inlc not nnil , nn.l nime HI li m
> n m hill" , lii\c : dlllii lllIn tilmtlilllK
Take Pebrlclde pills , one , three times
lally for n week ; then Medulllne , extract
of the splml cord , In three drop doses on
lie tongue , three times dally.
A Sufferer St Louis. Take Tcstino In
hree drop doses on the toncup , three times
lally. Us > e cold sponguV bulling In the
nornlng. and rouph Turkish towel Sleep on
inlr mattress , with pleti'y of fresh air In
the room.
w. T. PAnicnn. M. D.
P S All letters of Inquiry on medical
subjects dltrctcd to th Columbia Chemical
Company , Washington , L > . C. , v\lll be nil-
vvertil free , either In those columns or by
mail direct.
T15 ANIMAL EXTRACTS
Tlic most wonderful tlicrnpeiitlc
l--c\crj since tliudnysof .Icttitcr.
HIr.lllIM ) ) : . - - From tlicDr.iln
Tor diseases of the brain and nervous
- From tile Spiimt Cord
For epilepsy , Locomotor Ata\la , etc.
CAHDIM- , - - Prom tlio Heart
For diseases of the heart.
, Per prcnnture decay.
OVAHINK , Tor diseases of Women.
T1IMIIIM2 } ) , for P-e/onri mid imputltlcs of
the blood.
Dose , ' " Drops. Pi Ice. Two Ilrnclints , $1 00.
ALL , DHUGG1S1S. Semi for Book
i iitiiciii ; ! : iMi.i.s
For Malarial Affections nnil all Inflimma-
tory diseases of which fever it nn nccctn
panlmcnt. Of Inestimable \alup in neural
gia ; for sick heailaf he a bpeclflc.
Pi Ice , per box of 20 pills , OOc ; 100 pills , J2
NA I'KOI.l 1 lll ( ; SALTS
Tor hnbltuil constipation , torpor of the
bowels or Innction of the liver , hendathe ,
ga'-trlc dyspepsia. Intestinal djspepsm ,
want of appetite , languor and debility. As
a mild , effective purgative It has no tqunl
Price , DOc per bottle.
COLUMBIA < mviic\r. : , COMPANY ,
VV a liliiKtmi , I ) , ( ' , -j
for salt by KUHX & CO , 15th and Douglas
A GOOD SWAP.
Give us some of your W
Ard we She you soraa H
IN EVI-RY BOTTLE OP
THE FAMOUS
CURE ALL.
c cm : ' , vii. MI.cni > ,
blCKM.Sa OK ltI- > i\H ! ] .
SBIEl !
T. icli ilo'fc Is worth moie tli in tlnoe uottlos
Price $2.00 per bottle.
' 1 hree bottles for S5.00.
Ask i nor ilnitfsl-t for i boitn-
M.imifactwul only by
BLACK TONIC MED. CO. ,
5 ! . MM i , MO.
Hawley's
Unique
Cttrlene.
15c Per Bottle.
This Is tlie ii'gnltir5c size
l.r > it : Doilp'-st. , second door Nest of P.
O. Tin1 place vvhi'ie they sell as good a
tfla'-s of lie C'leain Soda as you can get
for JOe aiiyv\lieio oKe.
THE HOTEL REGISTER
tlio repref * > nlatl\e organ of the hotel Interest ,
r ad at nil the prlnclinl of tin nnet ) > thou
F mil tiotcln restaurants anil clubs of Amei >
k i nnil larttil > In Kurnpe
Is now pulillfchlni ; A LIST OI" TllU HKST
1'Al'KHS ud iptcd for lintel ad\ertislni ; ( The
liitfln of America pxpind blX MII.I.TnNH or
Iior.I.AUK ANNI'Al.IA ltli the nov-papers
It Is n IH publishing u complete 1 at of all hum
mer Heroit lUtels classified , and places among
the \er& tlr t the I'nlHd States ami Ihe
( .land I'nlon Saratoga the lloti I I him
plain Clinton county Ijike Chainnlifn , th <
Hotel llreslln. I-ake Hopattnn ? N J , the
M < st I3nd Ixmir lirnnrli etc etc
It I * the enl > paper publishing all about hotels
Including bummer and VV Inter lUsorts
bend 10 ctnts for bl'MMUU EDITION , or ordoi
of American News compan ) , or at any hotel
or of nn > newsdealer
The Until lUMMer and Tourist Agency Held.
quartets foi all hotels , rates , i.itlng and gen-
inil Information
Till : HUTI 1 * KIXJISTKU COMPANY , 1 Warren
strict New York
We send the mirrelnm French
Items Jy CALTHOS five , uu I
let'al KUartMtcctliotCiLTllos * ill
t * TOI * Dlftchargmi A LmUftlon * ,
Hud li'l Ir IKE ° Loit VloSr.0 °
t'sctt and fay if satisfied ,
Utrm. VON MOHL CO. ,
Halo Aurrtfta Afo ( CUrlDaftll , Chlo.
Two Declarations
of Independence
Independence h sublime. LOUR llvo Independence1 !
IMetme the difference between our foiefatliei-s , stiffeiinn oppiesxlou
niitl lyiany , tolling for the lu\mli t of KliiKS princes nnil ItrttN. tlo-
in U i > ( l of fii'cdoiii. and you who enjoy llboily , freedom of speech nnil
u iiu'inlii-f of a KOV eminent , and not a subject of a Kln .
IMetuto the dlfl'otonco between u merchant under the picture of a
dictating power and ourselves , fie < > to do as vvo please and Indopend-
out of money lending xliaikx.
Vop'll _ a $1" 00 suit for jilTo. Who ciin prevent It ?
lf ) course we don't de lto to jo on iceoid tlnit we're lobi'llloulosing
inono.\ Just to convince tluit our punN aio luumlit for spot oasli only ,
and tlii-iofoto could dNpo-o of tlioin as \ \ ( > please.
I'ut ave nii'iitlonod In our his * Nsiio fioo of one Kind , . " . ( X ) of an
other stilts U inoio than we oiiKht to lime neat this stage of the
.season. Tho.v'iooith . Sl'JOO a suit , Moll woith oveiy oont of It , It
times wore not so dovlllsh haul.
Hut to loosen a pur o nowadays requites saorlllce SlSeventj Plvo
for a T-'OO suit seems to feteh 'em , judging by the ciowds ofos -
teiday and a day boforo. Wo got Into the .sooiot and aio glad of it.
inKed all \\ool r.tsslmoie It button eiila\\ay yaclc , and navy
blue sliiK'lo and double bieasled suk fashion. Won't fade ; lin
ings and tilmmliiKs extra wood , neatly t.ilkued and picclbo
The best jou e\er had for ? 1J
r
A/E IBLGIN nor weather
) l \ with a very warm offer to
new beginners. To every one buying
their complete outfit of us this week we
will give a
COMPLETE OECOSnTEO DINNER SET FREE ,
Our offer is for T HIS WEEK only and
the set is shown in our west windows , We are
t-howing quite a number of new fall styles in
Carpetings , including Tapestry and Bed } <
Brussels , Moquette and Axminster. Sev
eral new colorings have been added this
senson and we have secured every nov
elty shown. We are closing1 out
Alaska Refrigerators at about cost.
We are agents for the Jewe
Gasoline Stoves there arc \
onts with Jewels.
Cash or Eu-sy Payments
ONE PRICE
Health is Economy.
A well man can do as much
un work as two men who arc "under Ca
n the weather , " and do it better. A
box of Ripans Tabules in the office
will save hired help ,
j
nipan's Tabules : Sold by druggist * , or by mall
If the price ( SO cents n box ) U sent to The Ill-
pans Chemical Company No 10 Spruce et , N. Y ,
ni n _ innimacJL 1
UR.
IK TII r. ONLT i
SPECIALIST !
WHO TltKATI 4U
PRIVATE DISEASES.
Wcaknm and Kocral
UlailfdUflOf
MEN ONLY
KTerj core vnarftnM
so jrmre oipcrlenoe.
8 yearn In Omnlia.
lluok Vr& |
Kill JL r rnamSU.
OSIAIIA , HEB.
TRTA
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EXACT SIZE PERFECTS
TUB MERCANTILE IS TUB FAVORITE TEN CENT CIGAR.
b'Cit fcalo by all First Class Dualois. Manufactured by the ,
F. R. RICE MERCANTILE CIGAR CO. ,
Fuctoig No , aOJ , St. tould ,