O OMAHA DAILY B15K : TilUJiSDAY. DECEMBER , 2 ! ) 1881.
AN INSURANCE MURDER.
A Tragedy in Kansas with
Seine Extraordinary
Features.
Ono of ttn Mast DnllTiprftto nud
Carefully Plnnnmt MnriluM
on Hccnrtl.
N > w York WorM.
A romarkixblo story of attempfed
swindling , involving n cold-blooded
murder , was told to a World reporter
yesterday at the olllco of the Mutual
' Lifo Insur.tiKio Company. The prm-
cip.il actor in it has not yet btun ap-
' nrohcndfd , but the tlotcctivea are on
'his track and it is expected that ho
will bo captured very coon. All the
documents in this oaring aclieme , the
photographs of the adorn and 'heir
victim , the letters which his and they
wrote , are in the pojseettion of the
company and wercaoen yesterday by
the reporter. The story , briefly told ,
'is as follows :
In December , 1878 , John AV. Hill
man made applications for insurance
on his lifo , at Law ranee , Kansas , in
the offices of the Mutual , the New
York and Connecticut Mutual Life
Inauranco Companies. The applica
tions were forwarded to the home of-
.ficea , and in the same month ho was
insured for $25,000 810,000 in each
ot the Now York companion , and
$5,000 in thu Connecticut Mutu.il.
Ho paid the first quarterly premium
to thu three companies , and thun
started for the far cattle ranch. A
companion started with him , named
John II. Brown. While crossing the
prairies they mot a young man named
Frederick A. Waltrtrs , whom Hiliman
hired to accompany them to tend cattle
tlo on the ranch. On the evening of
March 10th , 1879 , the party camped
n few miles outsidoof Medicine Lodge ,
Barbour County , Kansas. The fol
lowing morning Brown came into the
villiige ! and announced that IIH | friend
Ilillman had buon accidentally chot
while removing some goods from their
wngon. A coroner's jury was impan
elled and Vent out to the camping
ground , when Brown narrated the
story of the shooting. Ho nnid that
Hiliman and himeelf bad boon travel
ing together , without any companion ,
in search of a cattle ranch. A verdict
o'f accidental death was rendered , and
the body WIH buried in the cL'inotery
Of Medicine Lodgo. Valteis had dis
appeared , and nothing waa hoard of
tiim.
INVKSTIOATINO T1JK H1IOOT1NO.
When the news of llillman'a death
was brought to his friondu in Law
rence they refused to believe the
story of accidental shooting , arid had
the body exhumed and brought home.
Another inquest was hold , and an ex
amination of the body revealed the
fact that it Has not that of Ilillman.
The insurance companies agreed to
act together , and sift the matter lethe
the bottom. They believe that Hill-
irian was still alive , and that he and
Brown had procured thu corpse for
the purpose of securing the insurance.
The dead man was not not like Hillman -
man ; his hair was curly , and came
down around bin face , while Hillman's
was quite straight , and was brushed *
back from his forehead. The dead
man hud1 the usual number of teeth ,
while Hiliman was known to have ono
mitsing. The dead man had rocontlv
been vaccinated , and the scar on hfs
arm was quite- fresh and sore. Hillman -
man had alno boon vaccinated just be
fore starting OH hia trip , but the doc
tors certified that the scar on Hill-
man's body must have become cica
trized by that time. The dead body
was taller than Hillmnn's , and it w.is
remembered that Hiliman had tried
to 'get his height falsified while under
going the medical examination in the
insurance companies' ofiicea. The fatal -
tal- wound also -waa one which could
hardly have been intlicted in the man
ner described by Brown , and thu lat
ter had become very much confusud
at the inquest in narrating the details
of the occuranco. Altogether it was
evident that thu dead man was not
Hiliman , but who he was remained a
mystery.
THK U15A1) MAN IDKNTll'IKI ) .
A photograph of the corpse was tak
en and Bunt to various placoe. It WOH
firat recognized nt Fort Madiaon ,
Iowa , u.i that o * Frederick A , Wal
ters , the man who joined Brown and
Hiliman on their supposed search
for u cnttlo ranch. When the photo
graph waa shown to Walters' father
bo at once rououii'zod thu features as
thosu ot his son. Ho took it homo
with himunduuuidontully dropping it
from his pocket , it waff seen by his
wife and daughter , who at once burat
into tears. Several letters of Walters
woru also found. Ono to his RWtiut-
heart , in Fort Madinou , whom ho ad-
drusHud us "Dearoat Alvlri , " stated
that lui xvim going weat with a man
named Ilillman , who owned a largo
cattle ranch , and who hnd agreed to
give him very liberal wages for bis
services. Hu told her to remain con
stant to him and ho would return in a
few months with enough money for
their marriage. Walters' brother de-
Dcribcd thu body before HColng it , and
said thuro waa a mole about thu si/o
of u pua on thu luft lug. Thu body
answered thu doHcrintion , oven to the
small mole. This lott no doubt that
bo had boon -killed by Uillni'tu and
Brown aa a substitute tor the former's
body in order to secure the insurance
money.
nr ONK OK THK OONHI-IKA-
Brown was arrested and madu a full
confession in Septouibur , 187' ) , in
'Plat/o / County , Bio. , saying that the
pn'ccodinc wu. < part of a ucliemo ti
defraud the insurance companies ,
He Raid that ho was acquainted witli
all the parties to the cnemo , Thuj
woru Hiliman , Luvi Baldwin Hill
man's father-in-law Mr . Baldwin
and liimaolf. Baldwin furnished tlu
money in the operation. Hillmar
waa to insure his life for 915,000 , and
Brown and he were lo find u body tc
palm off on the insurance companies ,
It was afterward ducidcd to have Hill
man insured for $25,000. "Wo Imc
no definite plan for the finding of i
body , but supposed we could caailj
got QUO. Wo made a trip in thu hitter
tor part of December , 1878 , fron
Wichita to the wcat duiing a heav ;
snow-storm , hoping to find eomu on
fro/eu to death on thu road , but dii
not succeed. Ilillman and I wur
alone oil , the trip. Ou 'tho Oth c
Much o stirlod on ft ocontl trip.
On tins tup wo fell in with Walters ,
whom Hilltium hircil to work on n
ranch. Hillmaii' taul tlml Walters
wqulcl' ' niaKo n peed body for the in-
Humnco cotnpanicfl. I told him the
body wnn not like hia , nnd thnt it
nrould iifit do , nnd I nlw > protested
agaiiiBt Ihu taking of Wallors' lifo as
murder was notpiirt of our agreement.
Ilillmnn liked thu idut , however , mid
p.iitiB iNcro taken that not moro than
I wo of u.i should bo seen around the
wagon. Olio of us wai alwiiya iinhlo.
"Ilillmnn hud been vaccinated bo-
f"ro wo left on this trip , and ono day
ho advihoil Wallers to uct vaccinated ,
at I hero would bu danger of Rinall-pox
in the rtyion whcro wo were ( , 'oin- { {
Wnlti'M consented , and Ilillman vac
cinated him with a penknife , Baking
the matter from his own arm , 'J'his '
was relied upon to help oatahliHh the
identity of Walters ai Uiilinan. Hillman -
man aim ; traded off his clothes with
Walters , llu gave Wallum a lot of
underclothing , and ( bun traded his
outside gannuntfl. Walters was an
onnygoing stupid sort of follow , Ho
imid that bin name was Horkloy or
Burcholl , Wo always called him Joe.
I never madu free with him after Hillman -
man tiad inado his .mind up to kill
him. I did not want to bccomo inti
mate with him. On the evening wo
( , 'ot to camp , on the Kith of March ,
Joe was flitting by the tiro. I was at
the wagon , trying to got out noino
things , when I heard n report , and
saw tlio man was shot. Ilillman
dragged the body to ono aide , and put
ono ot his own books in the dead
man's pocket. Ho then took Joo'a va-
line and went off. Ho was about
to tell mo where he was
going , but I told him I did not
want to know , as I could find
out > eon enough. I have never hoard
of him since. Mm. Hiliman bus paid
to mo flinco then that aim know whcro
he WIIH , I alHo hoard that ho was
travelling undur the name of William
MOHA. Baldwin and his \vifo knew all
about tliiw. "
BKillOIIIMI KOK TItK 01IIKC CI'.IMIHAL.
Subneiiuontly Brown uocapod and
retracted thin confcsmon , saying that
he had bncit induced to make it by
the lawyers for the inauranco compa
nies , who , he said , had told him that
it ho would make it , and is Mrs. Hillman -
man would deliver the policies to the
companion , ho would bo promittcd to
[ ; o free. .Alr.i. Hiliman did nurrundur
the policies , and confessed that she
know her hiiHband was alivo. The
H'aldwitm , Mra. Hiliman and Drown
liavo uinco disappeared , and no trace
: f them have been found. Hiliman
liimself baa been frt'tjuontly soonsinco
thun , and ho in known to bo in HOIIIO
: if the mining camps around Load-
I'illo. The companioa have detectives
mi his track , and they rcooivo reports
pf the progress of the hunt. Hillmati
is said to bo a typical wuotorn bravo ,
and it is sunniascd that thodetootivos
: ire inoro afraid of him than desirous
of gaining the reward for bin capture.
Plattimnnth Pointrtrn-
Corrc | Wnlcncu of Tim IlKr.
l'iAiTSMotrrir , Nob. , December 28.
The nnuual ball and auppor of
Plattamcnth Lodge A. F. & A. M.
mm hold hero last evening and pronounced -
nouncod by all a decided success.
rhoRC parties are always looked for
ward to with A great deal of pleasure ,
uid last night wna no exception to the
rule. The exorcises were hold in
MMQIUO block ono side being used
for social enjoyment , the other for
Jancing , mippor was served at the
Perkins house. The invitations were
limited this year , each mason having
Jio privilcgo of inviting ono friend.
The young ladies of the Episcopal
ihurch give a mascjuo ball on the ovo-
lini ; of the liflth at Fitzgerald's hall
, vliich promises to bo the most ro-
ihorchu i > ( fair of the season ,
Plattsmouth has another boom ,
contracts for over $100,000 have boon
lot for improvements the coming
spring.
B. L. Davis , of the class of ' 83 of
the state university , has been onghgod
is assistant principal in our high
school and ia giving the boat of Balis-
faction. Mr , 8 , is n young man of
unusual ability and an honor to his
alma , mater.
A number of Plattsmouth young
people are homo for the holidays ,
among thorn being D II. Wheeler ,
Jr. , M. E. Wheeler , 0. N. Parnoll ,
T. P. Livingston , of the state univer
sity ; Misa Mattie Cooper , of Brownoll
Hall ; 0.V. . Spurlock , of the Methodist -
dist school nt York , and I < , S tad el-
man , of the military school of Minne
sota.
sota.Dr. . Die Lewis , the noted lecturer
and originator of the Ohio crusade ,
paid Plattamuuth H short visit this
wuuk , thu cuost of ilia cousins , Mr.
and Mra. D. H. Whoolor.
Thu now Perkins Uotiao is meeting
with such Hticccsa that it is thought
ncmmry to enlarge to accommodate
the public. This spe.iks well for
PlaltHmouth.
Plattsmouth is to have a now twenty
thousand dollar oper.i house , to bo
ro.uly for occupancy by next fall.
D. H.
A Rixllwny Acoldnut.
The maddoat man in the ntato is i
oigh train conductor on the La
Orosso division. 1.1 in train waa cominj
east , and this side of Now Lisbon the
conductor miaaod one of hia brakomoi
man naniud Gregg. After Icarnin
that ho was not on the train the con
duotor signalled the engineer to stop
and it vras backed up slowly , the boy
looking for the body of their lat
comrade , expecting to find it mashei
up finer than powuor , Two hours th
boys searched in vain for the deceased
and then the train waa lucked im
Now Lisbon and A searching part ,
ordered out. About this time th
brakunmn was seen walking along th
street with a girl on his arm. Ho wai
"mashed , " but not fatally. The cou
ductor borrowed a shot-gun and atari
od for Gregg , but ho took to the wood
across the Lomonwoir river , and i
subaiating on love mid what little stu
the girl carries him in n basket. Ih
conductor waa so mad when ho got t
Portage that ho had a hot box ,
Grandmother
Uncd to nay : "Jloyn , If your blood In ot
of cnler try Uurdock tea1 anil then the
had tn uiB the lluulock nml boll It d w
in kettle/ , making a iunty HinelllnK dococ
tlon. Aowryou et all the ouruthu lirni
cititH pu up In a palatable form in Ifi !
DOCK lltoou Umtitb. 1'rlcc 1 , tilol Hlz
lOoeutu. 25. Jw
THREE IN A ROW.
The Prosperity of the Farme of
Nodavmy , Brooka nnd
Smithtown , lowft.
Pnrxonnl Mention.
Corrcipondcncfl of Tim ) ) n .
BUOOK.H , Adams county , Ja. , December -
comber 27. Thrco little towns along
the iatorn branch of the Nodaway ,
nay come in for their share of attcn-
ion.
Nodaway , live miles east of Yilliaca
sa village of 100 , although its business
nlereslH were somewhat injured by
ire n few years ago.
M. J. Simpson & Co. have a largo
toro , filled with general merchandise ,
nd have the business of the town.
They are located in n largo ahowy
luilding , and they do not propoao to
ot the trade go away from the town.
Mr. J. H. Shearer , the gentlemanly
Ution audit , i a cunning workman
vith a jack-knife , and baa worked up
uito a trade in violins. Ho has the
imputation of manufacturing a finu
rticlo , and finds sale for them at good
> rices , much faster than ho can make
lium.
lium.Wo called to enquire for the young
whowas hot
nan John Amspoker , -was
omo aovon or eight weeks ago , by the
riminal caroloaanoss of another young
nan. Young Amspoker , who ia rep-
eaontod as being a steady boy , was
landing after dark on the steps in
rent of the post oflico , when
ovoral "smart young men" came
long , on their way to attend a "calli-
liumpian entertainment , " or "grand
> ow-wow" around the house of a new-
y married couple , and one of them
rod off his pistol for aport , and young
Amepoker was terribly wounded , the
mil going in just forward and below
lie arm , and in the direction of the
thor shoulder.
The physicians have done all in
loir power , and many join with the
nxious mother in the hope that ho
lay recover.
It seems as though fathers and
nothers would learn that fire arms
ro not lit play things for children or
awless and worthless boys and men ,
nd that these gatherings of rowdyism
ro usually off from thu same cloth
vith highway robberies.
Brooks , ten miles cast of Vi llisca ,
ias about 200 inhabitants , with three
[ lurches , a graded school , live or six
tores , two blacksmith chops , harness
lop , drug store , elevators , lumber
urd , &c.
Dr. J. S. Peregrine and brother
mvo iv good supply of drugs and
landln musical inatrumontH. The
qctor settled bore twenty-six yearn
go , and has been untiring in hia of-
orts to improve the village.
lo ia an excellent physician , \ Cita \
argo practice , a wido-awako business
nan and entertains advanced ideas on
lie questions of the day.
0. 8. Scott , an old citi/.un , but now
loatmaater , hns'his oflico with Henry
lublo , in his grocery storo.
The Tucker Bros have a good stock
f general merchandise , in a largo and
ommodious building , while John \V.
Voller in a small room , is in compoti-
ion in the satno line.
Jacob Haylett , of the blacksmith
nd wagon shop , ia a man of largo
liought and an active live man who
inds use for TUB DAILY BKB. His
argo shop is painted in good style and
isido there is every indication that
aoob In n master workman as well as
ne of the best of neighbors , and a
obor , industrious mau.
It. E. Young has a good stock of
larneaa , whips , blankets , &c. , and has
good trade.
James M. Harvey , the "slender
) lacksinith , " is the owner of 15or 20
warms of bees , some American and
omo Italian. Ho reports that they
ro healthy and prosperous , and ho
) oliovcs the boo culture is a great suc-
oss hero.
H. S. Moore is a stock dealer , and
. Y. Qilmoro has two elevators ,
vhilo Dixon'fl lumber yurd is a marvel
nd covers as much ground as any
ard within fifty union.
The railroad have undertaken to
traighton the Nodaway along this
alloy , so as to keep it on ono
ido of the railroad instead of immn-
oring from side to dido BO often , and
iio earth removed to make a channel
or the stream is being placed near the
rack , and looks as though they in-
ended to make a double track HOIIIO
ay. and they are running an extra
rain from Villisca to llud Oak now ,
o lighten the freight trains , as
his is the heaviest urado on
ho road. Nearly n hundred trains
) ABB over this road daily , and as the
) uaincB8 increanos the company are
mproving the toad , putting in good
stone work and gradintr up to the track
.hrough . the towiiB , and it is expected
> y many knowing ones that within it
rear or two new station IUJUBCX w ill bo
milt all along this line ,
Four or live miles south of Ihooks
s the thriving young village
if Bmithtown , whoio u two
thousand dollar M. K. church i *
juat finished , and some largo and
costly stores nro being erected , and
will bo tilled with full a took it of gen
eral merchandise , and the people are
asking for a daily mail , while the
blacksmith and hotel men and other
shopjion and traders are on the way
to locate there , as THK WKKKLY BBK
has to stay , Buriccvt : .
If you are aiuToring from a Cough ,
Cold AHlhnm'JJrxnchitiHtHay Fever ,
Consumption , l" "f voice , tickling ol
tlm Ihiiuii , nr any nUi-ction of thi
ThrtMit or Lungs , into Dr. King's Now
Discover } * for Consumption , This is
the great remedy that is canning m
much excitement by its uondcrfu
curt'H , curing thousands of hopoliw
casu . Over n million bottles of Dr
Kind's Now Discovery liavo been usi-t
within the last year , mid have giyoi
nor feet satisfaction in every instance
We can unhesitatingly say that thin IB
really the only sure euro for throa
and lung aflcctions , mid can cheerful
ly recommend it to all , Call and go
a trial bottle free of coat , or a rug u la
size for $1.00. Tub & SlciliUion , Om
aha < ! ! )
Dexter L. Thomas ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
f joniuCferfrom Dj * ] > ci > ! n , two
1IU11IXXJK IJLOOI ) U1TTEIW.
f you aruaffllctc'l with nillouxneM , ti < ro
I1UIIDOCK 1)UOU 1IITTK113.
f younro i > rcHitrfttoil wltti nick Hiwliche , tnko
11UUDOCK W-OOU I1ITTKII.S
f i our Ilo ell arc dlMrdtrod , rtjtulatu thira with
IIUIIDOCK III OD 1IITTKI18.
fjourDloolto mpurr , purify It with
nunuoc'K ULOOD im ) > : ns.
ffotlhkve Indljfpntlon.jou Kllltmdun antlilotn
n HU111K > CK I1LOODIUTTKU8.
f roil arc troMblcd with Spring Ootnpl&lnH , cr-
a < llcat them llh IIUKDOCK It LOO D DITTKIIS.
f your Uverla torpid , restore It to hralthy action
with IIUKDOCK 11I.OOD nnTKHS
f your I-her I * affected , jou will find a niro re-
tontUo In UUItbOC'K IIIXXH ) I1ITTEKS.
f you hare anj upcclon of Humor or Plmplo , full
ot to take BURDOCK I ) LOO I ) IIITTK11S.
f you have nny nymptoiiM of Ulcers or Scrofulous
Here , a curative remedy will Iio found In
BUUDOCK 11LOOD IltTTKIia.
'or tmpartlnt ; irtrcngth and \HUlity tothonj-s-
cm , nothing can e < | ual
I1UIIDOCK niXXJD niTTKIta
'or Nervous and General Debility , tone up the
} tcm with 11UHDOCKI1LOOD BITTKIU3.
Price , CI.OO per Bottle ; Trial Dottle * 10 Oil
FOSTER , MILBURN , & Go , , Props ,
BUTTATO , N. Y-
Sold at wholesale hy I h & MeMahon and C. F.
Goodman. Je 27 eod-mu
BITTERS
In Hottfl of FamilioB
toaUtter'a Stomach HlttcM IB as much regarded
aa a household nc'cr Hlty an mi nr or coffee. The
reason of thli (9 ( that jc.irn of experience hi\e
proved It to be perfect y reliable in those cases of
omenrency whcro & prompt and convenient rim-
Bdy U demanded. Congtipatlun. liver complaint ,
dygpepala. Indigestion and other troubles are
overrome by It.
For ale hy all DrugRUUutd Dealers , to whom
apply for Ilmtettcr'a Almanac forlB82.
SPLOMON'S
GASH PRICE LIST !
1204 Faraham St. ,
OMAHA NEB.
, - - - .
'reserve It and Compare PrlceeJWIth'Otheri
t'llimr Hieoa . K
llrlH1 filler Sluds . U
( vt 81 \Va.-nnin City . t1.
S4xSO C'hromoi Wnlrint Kramea . V
UtlOCivnid WHlnut.b'raiuct . , . C
8J x21 Can t l Motto rmnu-a , Wnlnut . VI
lev ! I Wulniit KrumtH . ' - . '
llandnone Velvet 1'rnmo-i . , . If
lloom ttouldlnir. Walnut or Ollt , 1 Inch per
fool . , . . . . . t
Itoim Moulding , Waluul or Ollt , U Inch
IH.T loot . , . , . 1
llrawi HooU for Room Moulding , ) M.r uoz , . 1C
llud Uooin I.uii p , Complete . ' "
Hand lAnii , Coiupltto . Vi
Hand lAUip , Complete . nt
Iron COM lluckct . . . st
need Hroom . , . , . lf
Itest llrimm in Market . -t
Chlld' llroom . 1 <
Spittoon .
Ouapadtrui . . . . . . . . . . f
Kxtenilon Ubary Uuip . 8 'C
0 ( How UoUcU ( onu et ) . 3C
0 Olo.ii Tumbler * ( one net ) . . . SI
l.auiii Chlmneyi . , . . . , . . . , . . . . '
Uood LanUni. . V
One OalIonUilL'a.ii . . . ' .
Low Prlcei for Iron 8tonn China Ware
I'nlititiilliTww.inr tntfrtiu | > ) .i . .
Handle Tcai , i > er wt (12 pli-cca ) .
UDhnndl * Coffftf , per et (1" ( pieces ) C.
Handle Coffuo , | > er set (12 ( plcct'H ) '
Out Ho I > ioruto4(0pl < x0
One Set To * I'UUii ( U plecus )
. .nt ) Set llrctlfust 1'latcd ( B plocrs )
One bet Diimor 1'UtCl ( U pivots ) .
CotercdTurecni , . , . , . . , . , . .
Cream fltchcrx . .
AVith Itonl and 1'Hchcr. . , ,
Chamlxni . . . . *
Tollut SeU lor Hfd Itooiim (3 | > leci ) . 1 0' '
Iu t IhjtH . , . .
tit ole UUniomli . , , . . .
Ioklnj ; ( lUssrt. uli I'rku' .
ConductsiD1 tantcrni.
CAHH , and
find tliematliabt 1U to 30 per cant. ICM that
vlMuhvra , on o pitrcha'o for Cush , at the lo i *
ratc , ami tell for C li Oidy , My cuktomvr * nri
not obllitwl to jny for lomiothiuldebtii iiwi
ktuptioiipokiindnocittrt.'rii arc made , ulvi
Hi a trial and bo convinced. TUaso call am
prlcu ourUoods tn ne ha u tliousaiuh ol ariicli
not nivut oned on thli bill.
All AreiWelcome , Whether They Wan
QoodacrHot.
H. SCHONFELD
Propietor of the
ANTIQUARIAN
Book Stoz e !
The Antiqnarinn'dVnrninR -
Do not trust liiiti , Rcntlc render ,
Though hid xhdvci look Irliu nml neat
Do nut li'od the | jlnto jfliwt window f ,
Hlilnlng out urmii the street.
Gilded li.icklnuon the AolumeH
-ooli will fadi ) nml be forgot ;
GiWed ffjfiig nro oft deceit ing
Gentlu reader , trust him nut.
, mice there 'ivod a ntudcnt ,
Who long nought fop learning rare ,
Ai-d - I a met Iditi on the t > ido\vntk ,
And hi1 fnlcply Iwt him there.
And ho tnlketl to him of TIIADK .S.M.K8 ,
I'OTTEH'B Inw n nnd SoiiMCCKKii'ri lore ;
And I mot him plodding homuHfirj
With a bundle to lii door.
Ocntle render , I lav waited ,
Nightly I have walked tl e street ,
Lingering for you on the corner ,
And this htvpp ? hour wo meet !
HniKe jour BJC to yonder window ,
Where our atudunt , In thn night ,
With n page of SCHMCOKKH'H history ,
ltlscn up his pipe to light ,
r , turn not from me coldly ,
The truth only have 1 told ;
I would Rd o theo from the book Mores ,
Where the cii tomoru nro "told. "
I w uld sliield thee fr > m rv',1 d inger ,
Uhleld the from the plute RV mare ;
Shun , O , > hun the gilded coi ntcrs ,
I have warned thee now IIKWAKK !
H. Schonfeld ,
PROPRIETOK OF THE
ANTIQUARIAN BOOK STORE
Invlttntho attention of the lo\er < of uood rriul-
Ing to hie cxtcnjhe and \olualilo c.lleetlon of
the CHOICEST WORKS
In nil department * of Literature and Bdcnrc
N < .t on ] } , nro the meet cstoeniul KIIK ! * h nnd
Ainuncuii work * to I * found i n hU nhtlves , but
THE ANCIENT CLASSICS
,
nd thoHtnndirl Writer ) of Mo-llnvatagia and
Modern hiiropo nra tte 1 reprtwntod.
Oulit | to hia opportunities for KBcurlnjr thcuo
IooL .Ulnw prirtu , ho ifliH thorn nt Ihumi
which ran not IKJ met l > j any other buu o In thin
Ity. 1'iutlt * desiring
Good Books at Low Prices
ro requested to mil cl c here licforo coming
lire that they mi } prove the truth of thin ns-
> cnloip.
d firing to kifp it ttock of thu \ crj best worVs ,
inrofulh ncl ct onlj sticli i could meet the np-
ire > l of n ctilttxalol tunic.
In thc * daj of chi ap literature It In vcrj oa.iv
tobuj for a little inonej n lariru'tock of printed
nnt'vr , tmund In veil gilded ro\erJ and popular-
r tunned bai > ki , but winch dmcno the tlt'o in
lie Imiftiiage of Chariot of l.imli ,
"Things in Books' ' Clothing , "
It Is to bo riKrrttcd tlmt so many bookstllen ,
! itt rate ami mcrccnatj , B1I tluir iheluw with
hlsepuilis of naming mu.ttr , thiu converting
hdr ttonalnto
Mere Ghamal Houses
or the gllt-educd nnd hot-prc cil mummies of
ori(0iten or uuna ] pll > imforicotton Hcribkrii.
Let the > u uhn Hill to read bookH of IK-
'fJNMC VALUK Htcp Into m > Ktorc and the ;
i ill Hid whatever thcyw&nr ,
Iteci t mbcr that l > \ the choice of jour book )
ur iharaitcr i < juil fd. It IB an axiom that
'people will not lie better than the books t ey
tad,1' lr A. Totter
The Ki-noral under , the lawjtr , the rlaxHical ,
hcoloRlcalor nxdlml uttidtnt , the uminixr or
architect the historical enquirer , llielOMrof
> oetry or fiction , or t'loits who look ( or work In
orclgn language.8 , can be supplied with what la
cslnd.
I hac also a lirue anil w ell nelecto I Block of
Icgant Little Books for Children at home , who
liould be retrmuibere J In this holiday season.
And thoeewho wlh for choice and rldily hound
gift bookH , whose contents will bo found wor.hy
of their external aj pcaranco ' , will do well to call
ttho
ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE
142O Douglass Stret-t.
HEADQUARTtRS OF THE LITERATI.
dc20eodlm
OKAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE :
TRADE MARK , ° 0reatTRADI - MARK
o < iy. Anun-
falllntr euro
for Seminal
Weakness ,
Spormator-
rhea , Impotency -
ency , ana all
Diseases that *
follow O9 A
BEFORE TAKlKQ.soqueneo of AFTER TAKING.
.Self-Abuse ; OH Loss of Memory , Universal Lassl <
tudo , I'aln In the Uack , Dimness of Vision , Premature <
mature Old Age , and many other DUeascs thai
lead to Insanity or Consumption and a Prema
ture Orate , *
jtarKull particulars tn our pamulilot , whlcb
H deslru to send free t . mall to everyone ,
rThe Speclflc Mullclno Is Jold by all drUKKfctt
at 81 per package , or 0 pack ? es for 85 , or will
bo bunt free by mall on ro ? pt of the money , b )
addressing THEGIIA IBDfCINCCO. ,
nuffalo , N. Y.
For nalo bv C. P Ooodr oc7mu-eod
United States Depository
NationalBank
OF OMAHA.
Oor. 13th and Farnam Sta.
OLDK8T DANKINO ESTABLISHMENT If
OUAHA.
8UCOE8SOR8 TO KOUNTZE BROTHEHB.
arAiiUBiiKu IHM.
Ortcanliod aa a Katlonal lUnlc Augiul 20 , JSdS
CAPITAL AND I'KOXITH OVKK - 300OOC
OTTlCrSM XKD UIVICTOXJli
KCUMZH , 1'ruiMcnt.
ACOUBTl'8 KOI'MZI , Vice I'KflMl U > .
II , W. YATIU , liuhlnr. '
A. J. rorrumis , Atcorne > .
JTUUN A.
y , 11. Divia , AMI.
Thl tank recoltui Uc | > ojit without regard tc
aniounUi.
Inaucs time certificates iKarinp Ititoreat.
Draws draftj on SAH tVancnco ivnd principal
cltlen of the United fitvton , olxo London , Dublin
lnbiir h and tb principal cltics-of the conti ;
ncnt of iuroHi. )
SelU | < awenrr tlckctt for emlrant | } tiy tha In
man line marldtf
Jf JTOJ are maul
of bUhlnei'iwtiak '
jour uutlrs arulil f nltrbt work , to m
tttniulant.anU u e W tonsbratiinotrennd
Hop Bitter . ue , UM Hop B.
If you BJ jounir nil iiff rlnB from any lu
dlinttlon or til ijiu tVulu It you ani mar
ried or .Ine4. * , old orpjrouw.niirerln/row
Iwurbr.ltaorluifuli'hKfiiir on b l ol ck-
of" , iiy on HoplBlttgr * .
t.rc'Hop MK HcpiHtor.
ltte' .
, i. o
You wll. .
rtinxllfiroaiue
Hop Bitter *
Ifioa r rlm- oldbrdrug.
wealf .ad t - brujfor
Til ; .
NEVER culi.r
* ' '
m'air | B01BTTK S
nve your FAIL ! 'l"U 10. ,
life. Itlrn *
nved hurt1
ared * . A TVrvato , DDL
O. F. Manderson ,
ATTOENEY - AT -
I rarnhaai 8 * , .
E 1 I
Manufacturing Company ,
( M ? Jh C/ *
OF THE-
Finest , Silver Plated Spoons and Forks.
/ ,
The only und ( | Uional plato that
original firm ot\ \ '
is giving for instance -
Rogers Bros.
stance a single
All ou > SjwonB ,
Forks and plated Spoon a
Knives plated triple thiokncHB
with the greatest
plato only on
of care. Each
the a o o t i o a
lot being hung
ou a scnlo wbilo whore expo d
being plated , tc to wear , thereby
insuru n full deposit
making a singlu
posit of silver ot-
pbtted Spoon
them ,
wear as long aa
We would cell
a triple plated
especial attention
.
one.
tion to
our BCC-
Rival. Orient. Tiwod. - -
All Ordcn la the West nhaald tx AddrcaBod to
A. B. HUBEBMANN ,
Wholesale Jeweler ,
OMAHA , NEB.
ZDOINTT
AXE'
-OF FINE-
NEW YEAE PRESENTS
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Best Line of Toilet Setts and Odor Gases in the City , Also some
very nice Card , Letter and Cigar Oases , and a fall line of Ladies'
ana Cents' Pocket Books.
OPERA HOUSE PHARMACY ,
. Corner 15th and Farnham Sts.
( BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE. )
AT COST !
TO CLOSE OUT STOCK.
A Few Handsome Articles Leftl
SEE THEM ! [ PRICE THEM !
Dent Buy Anything Until you Look at
OTTIR STOGIE : .
KUHN&CO. ,
Fifteenth and Douglas St.
105 Street S , 5th , WOOLLEY & DAVIS
Stationers , Fapsr dealers aid Enpavers ,
KEEP ON HAND A SELECT STOCK OFJ
BLANK , SCRAP , POCKET AND BILL BOOKS ,
FINE PAPER , INKSTANDS , PAPER WEIGHTS
Latest Novelties in Wedding Goods , Menus ,
Visiting and Advertising Cards , BalljProgrammes , &c.
Also , Paper Bags , Flat and Wrapping Paper , Envelops , Bill ,
Letter and Note Ileails ,
SAUSAGES !
Practical Sausage Manufacturer ,
ORDERS OF ALL KINDS FILLED PROMPTLY FOR ALL
VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES.
Family orders attended to with despatch , and every
thing promised satisfactory. I invite a call at
No. 210 South Tenth Street.
