THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : -WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 23. 1887. 5
A TAIE OF TWO CONTINENTS.
Irloaoullno Porfldy Revealed In a
Lawyer's Suit For Foos.
THE BEER'S MURDER TRIAL.
It Ilrglns In the District Court This
Morning IH the Prisoner In-
nV Hiiironic | C4 urt l'iii
H Items.
II-HOM TUT. iun' : MSCOI.X IIIMIBAU. |
Arguments were made yesterday before
.tudgo Cliupmon in tlio case of Pierce vs.
Wallen. The case in one of long standing in
the court nnil mnny of the acts in tlio drama
were on tlio boards several yearn before suits
were Instituted In this court. J. W. Wallen ,
tliu defendant , is a tintlvu of Sweden , who
cuitio to this country and located near Abl-
line. Kuii . In tlio 70X He brought with him
liis wife , who is a number of years bis senior.
On account of certain indiscretions , be had
married her. although , as the evidence shows ,
ho cared not hint ; for her but was deeply in
love with another and younger women. After
coming to Kansas they aceumulated n con-
nidcr.ibU' property. Then , as the plaintiff
claims , Wallen tiring of his wifo. converted
bis property into cash preparatory to leaving.
The wife , leaining of bis movement * , ap
plied at once for a divorce and alimony and
had as her attorney J.V. . Piwco , plaintiff in
the present action. A divorce was granted
her together with u Judgmiint for $ IIWH ) as
alimony. Wnllon , however , hud thocash and
with it he departed on a tour
of two continents. He. visited C'anada ,
many eastern cities , then crossed the 0101111 ,
was at Hamburg , Amsterdam , Copenhagen
and other places , where , as the defense
claims , he .spent his money lavishly. Ho
ended his trip at bis former homo in Sweden ,
and falling love with a girl the two skirted
fur Ann HIM , coming direct to Lincoln and a
short time afterward were married In
Dmiilia. When they eanio to Lincoln they
invested in some city lots thai , in the last
f"W jcnrs have gi rally increased
in value In the meant line the' diverted wife
returned to Sweden , where she died , and her
Kansas attuine.v removed to | Chieug < i.
Previous to her death , however , .she1 assumed
ono half of her Judgment for alimony to the
attoiney , and be , learning that Wallcn w.is
again married and a resident of this country
ami possessed of property in this city ,
brought suit to recover the judgement ren
dered years ugo in Kansas. The pluintilTs
claim Unit the in-esent property In Lincoln
was bought with Wallen's money ; that ho
did not spend all the cash be took from Kan-
Mis mi his long tour as lie claims , but that he
brought back enough to this country for tlio
Lincoln investment , and that consequently
the property is subject to a
Hen for the old judgment. To substantiate
tills the plmntllY claims that Wallen'.s second
wife was of a pool-family and without means ,
and that the Lincoln investment could not
have been made with money of her own. As
an offset to tins , the defendant maintains
that the present Mrs. Wullen , just prior to
coming to this country , was npproached by a
man in Sweden who said ho was her father ,
that the people she had lived with were nether
her parents , and that ho then piesented la-t
wit h a considerable sum of money out of
which the Lincoln purchase was made upon
arrival hero.
IIIXIINS THIS MOUNINO.
This morning is the time set by the court
for the trial of Henry Heers for the murder
of Augusta Seifert. The attorneys for the de
fense have made strenuous efforts to get the
case continued , but have not suci coded , and
It is probnblo that it will be heard to-day. It
was about two months ago that Hcorsand the
young lady be murdered were walking to
gether on the railroad track in the western
suburbs of the city when Heers suddenly
drew u revolver and shot her. blio
died almost instantly. A number of
lailroad men , near at hand ,
whn witnessed tlio murder captured I leer *
after a hard light. Heers expressed the ut
most indifference over the affair , said he
wanted to hang and expected hanginj' as a
consequence of his crime. Heers is from a
border province of Germany adjoining Aus
tria. He. bad been in this country a couple of
J. . ears living with the family of the girl be
murdered. As a rule he has liuen of a quiet
disposition and industrious. It is generally
understood that the attorneys assigned by
Ilin court forthodefeiiseof Heers arc Messrs.
Stiode and Lansing and that their delenso
will be that Heers is insane. It is said that
they will try to prove that Heers comes of a
family allllcted with insanity.
MTIIKMi : COtllT I'KOCKI'.DIXno.
In the supreme court yesterday M. Kaudall ,
Ksq. , of Valley county , was admitted to prac
tice.
tice.The
The following causes were argued and sub
mitted : Cowan vs State , Kobitro vs Kendall ,
Union Paoilie railroad vs Marston , on briefs.
The following causes were continued :
Campbell vs Wells , Keens vs Gaslin , City of
Kearney vs Tliemanson.
Smith vs Hanson , dismissed at costs of
liluinUIT.
Tlio bearing of evidence in the board of
transportation against the Fremont & Elkhorn -
horn Valley railroad is continued until December -
comber - for argument. Yesterday was an
nwer day for the road , but the parlies were
not ready for the argument.
cm ITIISIS.
In pollen court yesterday George Hard
man , whose acts did not belie bis name , wa' '
sent to the countv lull to serve a sentence foi
stealing a pair of boots. Michael Shea nnr
Stephen Curtin , for drunkenness , paid tin
usual lines , and two lodgers , who gave then
mimes as .lames Duiloy and John Dowliug
wore allowed to go free after u short inter
view with the court.
The Gospel army has been enlarging it
barracks. Monday evening Hlsbop Skinner ,
hold a temperance meeting there for thei
benefit and 45 was raised for the soldiers.
The coming changes in tlmo on thH. & M
to compete wltn the Union Paollle r.n
wutehed with a good deal of Interest in Lin
coin. The bringing of morning papers an
mails to the city in the early morning b
Htend of noon would certainly bo appreciate ! '
An employe of the penitentiary nanfei.
Huiloy , while driving In the city Monday
nftornoon , had a runaway , in consequence of
which ho suffers a broken arm.
The question of revoking the license of J.
C. Cot tern for violating the liquor laws is up
before the city council and has been referred
to a special committee , with the iniiyoi as.
chairman.
The city council and mayor went to Omaha
yesterday for u very formal call Ux > u the
United States court , it is understood that It
they are cast Into prison , D. G. Courtnuy , til '
attorney who brought the case against ihe
police Judge , will follow George Francis
Train and expatriate himself.
Senator Rohbins , of Valley county , is
oinong the attorneys from the west attending
supreme court the present week.
The supreme court will.comulete the cnl
of the Ninth district to-day In order to adl
journ for the week and celebrate Thanksgiv
ing at home.
_ _
An Abln 1'rotcotor.
If there is u more ablp protector
against the Incursions of ilLsuiisu than
lioritettor'n Stomach Uittors wo have
yet to learn of it. Again tit the
ioriodie attacks of fever and ague it af-
lords a sure defense , it renews waning
vitality mul countoraots the Infirmities
of ago ; it in-uvouts dyspepsia. n-om becoming -
coming chronie , and eventually annihi
lates it. It rouses the liver and kid-
iioys when dormant and. insures a regu
lar habit of body. To the nervous it is
of inestimable benefit , Imparting steadi
ness anil vigor into an enfeebled , iihvsi-
quo. The term , "iloliciito health,1 * is
iHiuvlly another name for debility.
While the hitters id procurable , the week
need never dot-pair of physical rein-
forcomont. Persons whose avocations
nro sedentary and laborous , or involves
exposure to unfavorable climatic influ
ences will also find the bitters an able
protector. _ _
Cut Out u Hullet.
Dr. Leo last night extracted a bullet from
the lleah ubovo tho- loft eye of Charles Mor-
ford , vyhero. It hud boon lodged for nearly
two weeks. Morford received the wound
while standing ou Sixteenth street , and was
released from jiill on Monday where he hud
been coiitlued ou a charge of being drunk
Thai injured man has no idea who his assail-
uit wiUf '
SOUTH OMAHA NHWS.
.1. JNoo t * , of Chicago , w.w In the ctt-C yes
terday
Hdward Meellan , of 1'ucitlc Junction , la. ,
was In Urn city yesterday.
Hon. ,1ohn A , Fitch , of Cairo , 111. , was at
the stockyards yesterday.
The K. S. Ncwcom lumber company nro
erecting a handsome ofllce building uL their
yards.
Leo Gibson , u real estate dealer of Omaha ,
was in the rity yesterday seeking ail invest-
inentfor his surplus capital.
Kdward N. Hrown , of Oim hawa.s in the city
yesterday , looking for a location on which to
establish a grocery store.
Fraiil : Leo. J L. Eastman's gentlemanly
partner , purchased a building lot on Twenty-
sixth street yesterday , and will erect a
cottage thereon. Kumnr 1ms It that when this
is done Frank will get married.
Owing to negligence on the part of the oul-
cials whoso duty it was , the report of the re
cent census has not as yet been sent to the
governor. Tills fact was not discovered un
til hist night. The papers will be forwarded
to-day.
The prospectus of the Hoof end Horn , the
new stocd paper which will soon bo issued ,
concludes with the statement that the ) inH-
lishers have planted their hoofs In South
Omaha , mean to get their hums In the stock
yards and hook out a living.
C I'ollceman John Sexton was yesterday
sUKjH'iided for thirty days for being guilty of
conduct unbecoming an ofHcer and a gentle
man. His offense consisted in permitting re
spectable cituens to bo assaulted and abused
on election day without any Interference.
Mr. N' . Nagomgast , the Union Paeillc
agent at South Omaha , has resigned , and
will bo succeeded by 1) . Mahoney , who for
merly ( Hied the position. The change takes
place December 1. Mr. Nagomgast. has not
settled on any definite action for the future
as yet.
rot sen. Mr.r.Tis'd.
A meeting of the city council was hold Mon
day night and the following was the busi
ness transacted : An ordinance regulating
the laying of sewer , gas and water mains
was ordered drafted. W. II. Muiiii was
granted a liquor license. The city marshal
was Instructed to see that all obstructions in
the streets were removed at once. The re
port of the police Judge was received and re
ferred to the finance committge. Council
man Smith and city Engineer Theinbart
weie instructed to confer with the South
Omaha Land companv regarding the vaca
tion of the county road within the eor ) > onito
limits. Several minor matteis were at
tended to after which the council adjourned.
Tnrnet-H Goto Fremont.
Oswald Miller , the well-known brewer of
Fremont , with John V. Ilanitnan of the same
place , was in town yesterday making ar
rangements for the grand opening of the new
turn-hallo of that place , which is to take
place on the second of next month. JIo
called upon the olllcers and several members
of the Omaha tu rnverein and ascertained from
them that a number of their members would
be pleased to attend the opening and give a
gymnastic exhibition. Among those who
will go , is Henry Kummerow , whose gym
nastic work will be admired by every mem
ber of the Fremont verein. The latter now
comprises eighty members and the establish
ment of a new ball , costing $11,000 , is an evi
dence of their slice -ss.
A Five Mlle Uleyelo Uuce.
Kd Hothery and Ed Washburn signed ar
ticles of agreement yesterday for a bi
cycle race. The stakes are f 100 a side. The
race will come off at tlio fair grounds ono
week from next Saturday. It will bo a live
mile race , the winner to take the money and
the gross gate receipts. Considerable inter
est is manifested in the event as both men
are excellent wheelmen. Kaeh man is to
ride a M-ineh t'hampion. They will go iuto
tiaining at once.
Articles of Incorporation.
Articles of incoi'i > oration of the Omaha
Market company were tiled with the county
clerk yesterday. The general nature of the
business to ho transacted is to buy and lease
ground in Omaha and build and tit up market
houses , market places and market stalls and
spaces. The capital stock is * 100,0 ( > 0 , divided
into 1,000 shares of J.1XX . ( ) each , to bo paid as
called for by the board of directors. The
incorporators are W. H. Green , John F.
Hehm , John M. Daugheity , Lewis Schroeder
and John H. Fnr.iy.
Do you suffer with catarrh1 ; You can
bo cured if you take Hood's Snrsuparilla ,
the great blood purifier. Sold by all
druggists.
Seems to he Culled Duck.
The following telegram was received yester
day by Geo. I' . LSctnis of this city :
H\x on , Me. , Nov. ll ! , ' 87. Citi/on old
friend Geo. 1' . Hemis , Omaha : Either you
or Omaha , or Sue , ( Mr. Train's daughter , )
or children ami sparrows of Madison square ,
or nation is pulling mo back. Therefore my
lingering on frontier and speaking in Hanger ,
Ellsworth and Watervillo. Only just oft
over the frontier to St. Johns , N. U. , to-night
where I will tind letters from you. I expect
to pull back to Madison square. Hut I seem
to have lost all desire now for typo.
GKO. FKANCI * THAIS.
A Guide for tlio Afflicted.
The following letter will show the
way to health to many a down-hearted
man and woman.
MOIIAVIA , OAYt'OA , Co. , N. Y. Janu
ary 15 , 1880. I have been afflicted for
some years with liver complaint , accom
panied with dyspepsia and prolonged
constipation. I was almost in despair ,
when 1 commenced using BKAXDUKTH'S
I'lM.S. I took a course of them for a
week live or six pills every night. I
found myself very much better , but to
make everything all sure , continued to
take one pill a night for over a mouth.
I am now in a very fair state of health ,
and 1 know 1 shall continue so aslong as
I take one UitAXiWKTii's 1'ir.T. a night.
H. S. U. MATHISU.
A Small IMa/.e.
A lire occurred at It o'clock yesterday morn
ing at Frank Lewis' restaurant on Eleventh
street between Dodge and Capitol avenue.
The ( Iredepartment responded with its usual
promptitudelmt the flames wcrocxtlnguishcd
with out the aid ofthecngines. Thobla/ehad
its origin in the explosion uf a gasoline stove.
Loss trilling.
Internal Kovemic Collection * .
Yesterday's internal revenue collections
amounted to $ rJltU.f > .J.
nPRICE's
CREAM
Its urwrlor excellence proven In millions of
houie.t for mow than H quarter of u r ntnry. It
U nstNl by Uitt Unltisl statfii ( iovenimciit. Kn-
dorsed by tli heads of the ijreat unlveraltles. M
tlieStronu'i-Ht. J'ureut anil Must Healthful. Dr.
Vrlre's tht > only Ilaklujf | > owd r that does not
uintaiu Amuuiula. Uniu or Alum. Souloulyla
CHOS. raiCKlUKlNQ 1'OWlHllCO ,
Mew fork , Chicago , Ut. ( xiuts.
The Clr.r
On Novctnlwv'- . " > , IST4 , a number of
nnil Kt'ittlcnu'tt pivo n illnnor tij thd i > oor
i-lillilrcn of Oinaiia ut un old ntort1 room on
DonKlni stn-Ot. Ainoiiif the IcmU'i't In tills
project wcni Mr < . K.llot. Min. UooliltKMr. .
Urcwttor , Mr , Fraiifc , Mr. Tom Honnor ,
Mr. Ui\ynolilis Dr. Monoll nml MlAlex. .
Cliurltou , This was the iHWiuUliiK of the
Onnihii Cit MlH kui. the olik'nt ' imroly bo'
novolcnt orKanl/atlon In the1 city. The next
Sundny uftcr Tluuik. irlvlnK tin1 llrst sosslou
of the mission Htitiday "chool t < lii'lil In the
Y. M. 0. A. room * on Twelfth uti-cot ,
anij the Saturday mornliijr wwlnjr ichool win
nNo orpinl/.L'd. Bofori' the rml of the your
the old Dod e strt'oL public xohool building
wan bought ami placed on it lot belongUK ! to
Dr. Moncll on Tenth stioot wlicro the Mission
lin : over luce1 held Its quarters.
The Mission Sunday school now lins four
teen teachers and 1WI seliolars.
The llrst aiipc'rinteiulent WHS Mr. C. V.
Hrowster. His suecesnors luivo been Mr.
UilTord , Mr. W. O. Taylor , Mr. Wurron
Swltzlor , Mr A. ft. Charlton mid Mr. Mar
vin. Two new features have been Intro
duced this year. Seventy-llvo copies of the
Youth's Companion have been subscribed
for , to distribute among the children , and u
newsboys' lunch at 4 : l p. in. every Sunday
has been instituted. Thobois nro not re
quired to attend the Sunday school ,
which precedes the lunch , but they
are invited to do so'and some of them
tend. It Is hoped that this lunch will bo the
opening wed e for the establishment of a
newsboys homo. An opening exercise of
ROIIK and prayer precedes tlio lunch , and
after It an address is made to tin ; boys by
sdmo minister or layman uctlvo in benevolent
work.
The Oil-Is1 Sewing school meet every Satur
day at ! t a.m. , and has now IWl tflrls and nlno
olllcurs and teachers. There is u great need
of teachers in this department. The llrst
BUpeiintendent was Mrs. .lardine , her suc
cessor was Mrs. Hudd. Mrs. S. H. H. Clark
was for six years head of the school , and hoi *
successor was Mrs. ( Jullowuy. Since Mrs.
Callowny's resignation Mrs. Jardino has been
acting as superintendent' but she feels that
her tkirteen yours of very actlvo work
entitles her now to a respite , mid would bo
glad to heo u younger woman one more active
could not bo found at the head of the school.
Surely in this city there is ono competent
ludy who would be willing to take the duties
of this ofllco. Mrs , .lardine has been either
superintendent or assistant since the organ- !
/iitiim of the school , and during that time has
devoted the best of her time and cncrpy to
Us interests. She knows that the school has
hail a moulding intlucnce on many girls liv
ing in parts of the city nnd in homes where
the worst influences prevail. Hy contact
with Christian ladies the girls learn to imi
tate their lives.
On next Thanksgiving day , at 5 p. m. , oe-
curs the anniversary dinner of the school ,
and the managers earnestly request that all
persons having provisions to spare from
their own Thanksgiving feast will "remem
ber tlio poor , " nnd send them for the child
ren's dinner. The ladies have heretrtforo de
pended on voluntary contributions from tlio
citizens for this feast , and they trust that
"neither this year shall seed time and har
vest fail them. " Persons having clothing
suitable to bo made over for children or
partly worn shoes and hats are requested to
send them as a Thanksgiving offering to the
rooms , US North Twelfth street.
Tin : COMMUTES.
Uoblx-d Hy Footpnrl.H.
E. E. Watrous , a traveling man represent
ing A. S. Smith A Co. . of New York , was at
tacked by footpads Monday night mid robbed
of about $ tWO in money and it gold watch.
Watrous was proceeding along Dodge street
on bis way to the Turkish bath , and at. a
point between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets his assailants eihcrged from an alley ,
knocked him senseless with sand bags and
made way with his valuables. The jxillce
were notified from the Millard hotel of the
robbery , but at last accounts no arrests hud
been uiadc. _
Only Ono Permit.
The only building permit issued yesterday
was the one to W. Friederlckson , to build u
two-story dwelling and barn on the corner of
AVirt and Twenty-hccond streets , the cost of
the proposed improvements being ? 2bOO.
A Stolen Ovorcont.
James Dunn , a. young fellow who of late
has been associating with thieves and thugs ,
was arrested , yesterday afternoon about 4
o'clock while trying to soil a valuable over
coat supposed to bo stolen. He seemed very
anxious to got rid of the garment and offered
to sell it for almost nothing. The overcoat
is a brown ono with silk facing , and is still at
the police station awaiting an owner. As
Martin refunc Jo nccoiitit for his possession
of thu garment ] ho ! * meanwhile hold m
custody. ( .
Not lee It * .Merchants.
the folUm'litK local freight ( illlco * will
bo Hosed Tluit-siluy n'oxt , on iieemint of
Tlmnk.Kiviilir , v.\iopt to deli vet1 portah-
ikblo freight in the foruiioutu
.Tony MiX'f.lNTOi-K , Agont. C. . M. &
S"t. P. Ky. , f. 1' . Ky. and C. , IS. 1 vV. 1' .
H.V.V. ' '
\V. A. Al'STlX , Agent H. AM. . H. H.
( . ' . ( ( . CiOrfsAKn. Agent C. , St. 1' . , M.
& O. Hy and C. A- N.V. . Uv.
A. Ulltmis , Agent M. I' . Ky.
Itotiliotl My
Justice Anderson H in receipt of n letter
from (5.V. . Kelley , an nged war veteran in
the National Military homo at Leuvonwprth ,
Kun. , who received $1,178.75 back pension a
few weeks ago , and ways he lost it in the
gambling establishment of Jack Morrison on
Douglas street In this city. Kelley claims
that he WHS actually robbed of $ (100 ( of this
by the gamblers , nnd is about to begin action
against Morrison and White to see if ho can
not recover the money which ho claims was
won by unfair means. Kelley Is sixty-four
years old. _
Itcal Kstatc Transfers.
George M Do Holt and wife to I.ydln
C llnbbltt , lot t blk 1 Do Holt place
w d Sl.COO .
George M Do Holt and wife to Lydlu
C Habbitt , lot 4 blk 1 Do Holt place
w d 1,500
Charles V Heiijamin andWifotoJauies
Ainscow Ct al , > j of the following ,
the wjf of swl4' of swK of sco 5-11-13
qc d 470
The South Omalm Land company to
F Fulis , lot 5 blk ill w d 413
Charles F Fahs to William Daly , lot 2"J
blk 5 West Side w d 500
J H Wlthrow to A U Snowden , the un
divided Hi of lot 3 blk ti 1'addock's
place q c d SSI
Annie Dwycr ct al to Klclmrd W
Hyde , lot 8 blk S llrst add to South
Omahaw d 2,200
South Omaha Land company to Uich-
nrd W Hyde , lothJ and : t blk 71 w d. SOO
Hlchard A Morris to Thomas Rock ,
the east 'J'i feet of lot 1 blk bO South
Omaha w d 3,100
Maggie Guthurd and husbiind to
Charles B Straiten , lot 1 bile 1.VJ-
Grand View add 1,000
George K llurkcr et al to C K M.iyno ,
lot I ! blk llili.'fj City of Oimilia lease
live years f4M ) per year.
James H Meiklo trustee to Towis J
nAngevine , lot IS blk (1 ( Potter &
Cnbbs ! M add w d 075
W N Hyors and wife to Charles F
Goodman , 77 lots in Grand View add
q u d 550
The City of Omaha to Hans Jensen ,
irlxl > ( of 1'ierce street vacated ad-
lot S block 'J45 City of Omaha q e d. . 139
Thomas Hock to Ed Phel.tn. the o 23
feet lot 1 blk SO South Omaha w d. . 3,100
Cora H Stnnmn to F J Willows , lot 4
Himletto court q cd 100
F.I Willows to C HSlonmn , lot 4 in
Hurdeeto court w d COO
Mimrico S. Hartlett and wife to Hel-
pha lirownmn , lot" , blk 4 , Hurtou's
sub-div of Albright's choice , w d. . . . 925
E K French to John D Daily , lot 15 ,
blk 4 of Central park , w d 700
Margaret , A McCoy et al to Jerome H
Parrott , the o ( > ' ft lot 8 In Forbe's
sub-div of sw } { of see HllCii. : . w d. 3,000
\V A Paxton , jr. , to Fremont , Klkhorti
& Missouri Valley railroad company ,
a strip of land 100 ft wide across the
no " of sec 10 and s y of so \ of
sec ; i , all intwp 15 , range 12 , plat of
Honiiington. Douglas county. Neb. . 2,9SO
Louis Schroeder , trustee , to Jacob 'A
Wieliterman , lot 15 , blk 7 , Brown's
park , w d COO
Foresl Lawn.
The management of Forest Lawn ceme
tery has just completed u two-story frame
structure- the entrance to tlio grounds , in
which will bo found a waiting room for
mourners and the business ofliceof the super
intendent of the cemetery.
Mr. Ilcllmiui , the well known olothier ,
will give the newsboys and bootblacks a
free turkey dinner on Thanksgiving duy
from 10 until 12 o'clock al hia store , cor
ner of Fm-iinm and Thirteenth streets.
A. W. Wadsworth , traveling
of ' 'Kankakeo Line "
ger agent the ,
in the city , stopping at the Barker.
or :
.
V.
I Can bi hid In Over 700 Different Styles and
[ Sizes , af the same price as fhe counterfeits.
Insist upon stelng tha Tradt Mark or you may be deceived
THE MICHIGAN STOVE COMPANY , Detroit , Chicago , Buffalo ,
KOlt MAI.K 11Y
Milton Rogers & Sons , Omaha , Neb.
flownn of morrlmnM who rominoihl otlior MUVPH In profenmco I
* * ( AHIiAM > > " They ) I TO rUJuT f ll * ' t tu . ( Mifi the * * tiurlir "
nwciHT ornm IMKIU * IFI > In MlInK U" ih h.Uilo Htuvn *
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR ,
ICE TOOLS. Wire Rope ,
Buffalo Scales ,
Plows ,
Markers , Scale Repair Shop.
Hooks ,
Grapples , OMAHA.
Slide Iron.
c. s. RAYMOND"
? ino Watclies Dia riisskni StcriiiigSilFer
AND
J. B. HAYNES ,
OKFICIAIi
STENOGRAPHER ,
Tlilrd.I ndiclftl District.
' . ' , < IIAMlll'H ( < V ( tJIMMCK.
. I * . SIMl'SO.V , Wnihlna
PATENTS ton , I ) . O. No par askiM tor
until obl.tiueJ.Vrlt
or Imtntur K ( iulde.
rasKa National \ > m ,
U. S. DEPOSITORY OMAHA , NEB.
Paid Up Capital , - $2BOOOO
Surplus , - 6O.OOO
II. W. YATKS , rrcsltleiit.
LEWIS S. HKKD , A'lce-Presldi'nt.
A. B. TOUZM.IN , 2il Vlco-I'resldeiit.
W. 11.8. Iluiinus L'.i hlur
llllhCTOIt < l.
W. V. MOUSE , Joiix S. COLLINS ,
II. W. VATKS. IKH is S. UKED ,
A. E. TOU/.AI.IN.
Hanking OITlce *
THE IRON BANK.
Cor. IL'lh nnil Knrniini St.s. '
A Ocncrnl lliinkiiipr lliisliicsTrin-actcd. !
into n tr > AC9BitxTit > witn m atonmiriT or ntrt
COCXTftT Will. Ill T EXAJIUIUd TBIf HAT nut TDI
CHICA60ROCKISLAND&P4CFICRAILWAY , !
Pjrrrnionnf IU ctntnt position > > rpl tontolln !
of Chicago , * ncl conlliilMil llau > t ttrmltwl
Writ , Murthnvit nnd Pojlliwut , U th trut
link In lh t Unnieontlntnlni n ilem which
mid ( aellltalM Ir.tul t > 4 U mo UlrrMu Ui *
AllADltO ftUll 1'AClflC.
The Rock IiUml m ln line uMlTMichri IneluJ * Chi *
c uo , Jollct.OllawA , l. SMl ( > . I' orl4 , Ornroo , Mulln *
nil Hock Iiliuul , In llllnolii Patrnixirt , Uu o llniv
rrt j , Iowa Cll jr , l > e > iloln > . lmllaiu > l , Wlnliri t , AtUn.
tlo , Kniitftlln , Aihlul > tm , lUrUn , Outlirlo Centra an4
Cuuncll lluir | , Inldwui O lUtln. Trenton , Kt. ' / pn ,
Cunivrvn i ml KaniuK Cltj. In Mlmaurli Laat.'jwDrtk
nml AtcMxm , luKuniaitllTtt Ie < , Jllnm tiolli and
ft. 1'Aul.lnMlnniuotai Watcilown ami Slam Fall .l
PakutA. and hundrvtl < of ItitrrinotllMe cllUf and towns.
VTho Great Rock Island Route" *
fluarnnlcci tprnl , romrort , ccrlnlnlr and nufcly. It *
rrnuMtrnt \ > n' l illttlnKuhhcd for IliOrrlltnro. Iti
brti1f ( i are of Hon * ami lnn. lla track la of solid
ttrlilts ri llldirstoiki rfcct. llipai'mfftfrtiiulpmAnt
ti all thr natvlj appliance * thatrt | > rtcnr hai | < n > rl
nicful , and for luturloiia acoimmindatlona U uua.u >
pa id. Hi l'iprr t Trains ronsUt of mipcrlor D.i
Coachri , cloennt IMIInian I'alac * 1'arloran
Can , rupcrb DinUift Can , iirarlillni iltllcloui mcali.
and ( between Chicago and St. Joxph , Atchlion and
Kansa * Cltj ) rcitful IlrvllnlnK Chair C'An. ll nan-
aircmfnt U contcrratlve , It * dUclpltiio eioctlng
"The Famous Albert Lea Route"
Between Chlcatro and MlnncapoHfl and Bt. Ta ' la th *
fatorll ! > . Otcr Ililnllno Holld Fait Kipren Tmlnirun
dally to attractive reiorta for towrlstf In Iowa and
UlnneMilA , nnd , tlA Wntrrtown and Hloiu I'alli , to the
rich wheat nnd Rnulniflamlnof Interior Pakota. Via
Seneca nnd KnnkaKee. the Hock Inland offers superior
ImliU'cnicnta tu trftTvU'n between Cincinnati , Indian *
apolli , Lafayeltu nnd Uniincll llhilt , St. Jnncrh. Atchl-
on. L arenworth , Kan > as City , St. 1'aul , and Interme
diate | wlnti. All imlrolH ( < > | H-clalljr ladlel and clilk
drcnrtcelroprol 'tl nciiurt jr and kindly attentlor.
For tickets , inapt , f olden , ropl s of We tsrn Trail , or
any dr lred Information , apply tu iirlnclpal otllce.i In
tlio Vnltoil Slates and Canada , or aJdrc % at Chicago ,
ft. R. CABtt , f. ST. JDHII , E. A. HOLIROOI ,
Allia 1Mut r. O
Kvetle He-It-
- > - -
1'ruta , combined. ( liiarante dth
only one Intlin world ueniratlnc
acontlnuoui Fltctrtc 4t Mngnnfo
- 'curr < nl. Sclvntinc , Powirful , Durable
Oomfnrtnhlo and EfTectlre. Arold fraads.
( l frH ( Mlllciirni. b.M IHI mpfi'l p mphi i ,
Al. ll KLKdTHU ) IIEI.TS FOIt 0I8EAMEH.
Re. HORNE. INVENTOR , iqi W BASH AVE. .
THE OMAHA BEE ,
MY PART OF LINCOLN
-iiv u.viiiiir.ii Ton-
20 Cents a Week.
St'ven papers a wrpk. Send your order to th
ofllce ,
1029 P Street , Capital Hotel Building
ir. J. OA
Surgeon and Physician ,
Olllri > N. W COURT I4lli anil Dunlins St. Office ,
tuloiihoiio , W5 ; Ui-nldence telephone , ftV ) .
SCIENTIFIC
GLUCK & WILKINSON.
min AUK VIAK. uhdAvr.i ) , oit
PKXCALI.Yrnmi EMII.V Vlfi : or LATER EVILS
JJA v HI : rou.vn IN TIIK NKW AND M AOICAL
FRENCH HOSPITAL REMEDIES.
A uiiicK mul I.AKI I.NO iii > iiiiiiAiiANTr.i- : .
- . .U'.l.
. IIOOIC , full r rtlchr. , , free. Lcllcf l oUlc *
tJvkt IVrc * llwnrj of J'I > MI Inn. .
CIVIALE AGENCY , 174 fULTON ST. , NEW YORK.
NEW GOODS
PRINCE ARTHUR
Coiitiuml Vests , new atylOblngU liraiistud , that
1'or Wniow sold at wcie Hindu to order
For : w " " For t' " > now solil ut . $1220
DEUTSCH Fur 40 " "
For M " "
For fiO " "
WIRD For 75 ' "
GESPROCHEN LATEST
HAR
TALAS NEWEST
SVENSKA STYLES
ON MISFIT EXTRA
PARLE
Francais.
And the SUITS.
TRUTH
PEA PANTALOONS MEN AND
JACKETS
That wcrfl mnclo to order
A LWAYS ! ' For'Wnpwsold ' for , . . . . , . . . . * U80 TJint were mode to order
In Astracha'n , Chinchilla , Plush For S3 For $ 0 no now sold for YOUTHS.
CuHaisein all gradosqual- For 'M
For X >
ities and sizes. For' 40
For 45
For M
For 0
For 70
For' ' 7S " 3700
1119 Farnam Street
Between nth and i2th ,
