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THE VALPARAISO FAILURE ,
Blggost Swindle lu the History of
Suundoro Couuty.
HAUNSTINE WANTS TO GO HOME.
In the Wlihky A Colored
remnlo Korjjct A Slnl'lilng Affray
nt Norfolk A I'cetillnr At
tempt to Gel Money ,
Description of the Defaulters. s
AVutoo , Neb , Nov 2) - [ Special to Tin :
I3HK 1 P. A. Scoville and O. A Crafts , the
absconding Valparaiso bink president and
cashier , have got away with considerable of
tlio people's money Slnco jostordnj's re-
poit , several more crooked trans.u lions have
como lo light Among them nro the forging
of notes and moitgagos to the extent of more
than ? , ' 0,000. Utio of those , for ? fi,00f > , Ind
the name of J , L Mngeo , of Valparaiso ,
foiged , and wns on piopcity , which Magee
had never owned nor claimed to own ; an
other , foi Ur,00 , had O. N Mngee's name
forged , und was on pioporti IIPVI r owned bv
Mngee. In these cases the mortgages
run to Scoville , nnd were negoti
ated by him N. Whltllcld nnd C
W Saiifonl , of this place , hold moi tgugcs
on Hutlercounlv n-al estateHigned by Sco
Mile , but Seoville ncvur had a title to the
land , nnd tniiny other transactions of the
naiim kind are e-onstintlv coming to light ,
It is believed that the defiiultcis have got
nway with JOiiU ( > i ) in < eel cash
L'liitik A bcovillo is nbout tlihly seven
yeaisold ; nbnut live feet eiu'lit inches high ,
of honvj' , Holld build , weighing about 170
pounds , light ovs , daru complexion , nnd
\voroiillirht brown coloicd mustache Ho
was n mem her of the low or house of the Ne
braska leglslatuio In 18TSil from this
county Oeoigo A. Crafts , caslnei , vvas a
.Wing man nbout twenty Unco j ears old ,
Hinall , about live foot six 01 seven Inches ii >
height ) medium build , weighing about M" >
pounds1 verv dark complexion , hair and
eves dink , and small dark mustu. ho.
Tlielr ArcounlH luddlcd.
VMi'viMiso , Neb , Nov 2) ) ( Special to
Tin HriNo ] tiaio has be'cn found of the
absconding bink olllceis jet. 'iho last seen
ol them wus ut West Oak , u little station
about seven miles south , where the > Inquired
the way to P L Thoipo's plac'e. n few miles
lurthci on Tliej- were driving a liveiv
te nn , nnd no word Ii is been ree'civcil of that ,
oven Lavvjers and cieditois aio busy mak
inf.'attachment * ! Kveij thing is found to bo
inoitgngcd for double its value , and things
nro so compllf ited that no Idea can bo formed
us to liabilities and assets.
Home of'J heir Vlc'tlmi.
D , Neb , Nov 21 [ Special toTni !
Jli i. | P. A. Scoville , piesident and ptoprie-
tor of the Stnlo bank of Valp iraiso , who left
on Tuesday , has rein lining near heio some
people who would like veiy much to see him.
His methods of doing business weie so IQO-.O
and ho was considered so untiustvvorthy that
It is a mnrvel how lie has managed to boat
jieoplo , as It appeals ho has. D M Domic is
ji ci editor to the extent of $ l , ; < 00 , O. T.
HiO\MI , Lincoln , $1,001) ) ; H. Knight & 00 , , I.
Louden $ 00. besides a host of smaller ci ed
itors Local hunks mo not losers , as checks
and drafts on him h ive boon refused for
sntno time There is no clue as to Scoville's
whereabouts
How IH This For Nctve ?
, Neb. , Nov. St. [ Special to THF
13l B ] Quito a httlo excitement has pie
vailcil in this plate over a peculiar species of
forgery. On last Monday morning a stranger ,
giving Ills name as John Miller , appeared at
the elevator hi charge of Mr. Uosscrman ,
seeking to contract a quantity of corn , nnd
to lecclvo part pay in advance Hoing un
known to Hosbei man ho was refused. Ho
then wont on the suno mission to
Win ion's elevator , where ho was again
refused. About o'clock in the evening ,
becoming somewhat desperate , he called at
Mr. Hmnoy's stoio and procured a blank
chuck , which ho look acioss the street to ,
Justice Pattoi son's ' plmo of business , wheio
lu the presence of tin ee or four of our citi-
yens , ho boldly asked "tho squire" to 1111 out
ft check for him. Patterson being accus
tomed tu such requests , began byasking in
\vhosofa\or ho wanted the cheek drawn ,
lie replied in favor of John Miller. Next a
lame the amount , which was SI1 ? . Patterson
then handed him the check to sign , when the
Btrangor reinni kcd that ho could not vviite ,
and leqtiested Patterson to sign his name for 0
him , giving it as vVnrren Hossuiman ,
nnd Patteison signed the check Waircn
Uobsciman as directed , and , seemingly , Ab.
thought no more about it With the check b.A
then peciiliaily signed Miller pro- 1
i ceded to William MunU * jewelry stoio ami
and ttadcd it for a watch , a chain and charm tliN
nnd $11 in cash. Hut no sooner had the U
tiadoboon closed than Mantz began to bo Hi
suspicious of the signature to the check.
This suspicion grew until Mr. Mantcaiibed 10
a warrant to bo issued fiom Justice Patter- ciU'
BOII'S court for the auest , of one John Miller. U'
The wariant was survcd and 1
Miller was brought befoio Justice 1w
1'uttorson to explain the check which be
he and the "squho" had ll-ccd up un hour be- is
foie. County Attoinoy Sloan was tele- isSi
giaphed , but ho being away , was unable to al
appear until jestorday. Shoitly after Sloan's alec
arrival ho dismissed the case in Put let son's ec
court and caused a warrant to bo issued by 1C [
Justice Johnson , bringing Miller befoso him 1CL
for a pielimlnary hearing and making Put L
torion a very important witness. Miller was CO
held to appear at the district couit , and fall 111
lugtogivo bail , -was plnicd in the county K.I
Jail to aw ait his trial. Perhaps it is useless K.IA
to.uld that " " "
"Squiiu" Patterson will "look a an
lit I lo inoiQ out" when ho accommodates
fetiangots by lining blank check * lor them. to
ro
ItufTalo County Itur l > aniitetteil. |
Krviisni. Neb. , Nov. U [ Special Tele- If
giam to Tin ; Hi'F. ] The members of the Ixhi
liutTalo county bar , foity in number , cele him
l > iated lasi ovcning In honor of a banquet H
given them by John H. Hoe. The icception 01
was given in the spacious pailoisof the Mid- I"l
vuiy. Rov. John Askin olleied uji an e'o ' I"di
quent prnjur at the opening of the reception. KG
Ira D. Marston , of the linn of Marston & til
Novlns , delivered the address of welcome , encl
vhich was tusponded to bv tholr enw
host. At 0:110 : the largo doois w
of the Midway dining loom avvung cl
open to welcome the eiovvd to a splendid tut
banquet. Toasts weio offered , among which re
vvoio. "Tho HutTalo County Har. " uy Hon.
A. II. Connoi , "Thu Heiieh , " John Hurnd ; teal
"Tlio Law , " Morris Hiuvvn , "Tho Client. " al
A. II Sinclair ; "Tho Supreme Coin t , " J. P. alTi
Ilaitman. 'iho festivities closed nt a latu
Lour. _ Ti
OiiHtcd tlio Sheriff , IKni
On u , ILIA , Nob. , Nov. i3 ! [ Special Tclo- nihi
/rriim to Tun HPB. ] The county counnls- cc
( iioncr.s , nt their regular session held hereto
to day , declared the olllco of sheriff vacant
nnd appointed Deputy ShciltT J. R Riser
tdimiff M. Doprulst , the deposed shot Iff , N
Htill holdti fast to the oftlco , claiming thai the PCPi
commissioners have not given him a chance Pi
to defend hlint > olf. The matter w ill bu 111
Itrought luiforo the courts. In the meantime ber
time wu will luwu two sheriffs , U ho reason
nssigned foi declaring this vacancy win that
the Hliuiitt was realding In another county.
Alnurluu Carriu Dead.
Pi\TTn CKNTKII , Nob. , Nov fti , [ Special
'JVlegram to Tim HKU.J Maurice Carrig , a
jnommcnt joiing farmer living four miles
Last of this pluco , died at noon to-day , and
will bo buried on Sunda ) at 1 o'clock , Ho Id
widely know n in this county nnd in Omaha.
In the latter pluco ho graduated last year in
H business college. Ills fiithur is one of No-
braslta'H llrst settlers , and the family uio the
wit icspcctcd people in these parts.
llaiinstliut l-i Hetloent. r
Coi OMUL'S , Neb , , Nov. 3.1 , [ Hpeilal Tale- !
gram to Tnn HUB. J The Custer county mui- I
deicr U still in Jail , Sheriff Hlocdom expects Idi
the sheriff of Custer countv hoco this morn- S5
uj If not. ho will convoy the prisoner to the
piuj his crime tomorrow. Hauubtlnc Is
very jetfcont , and refuses to bo Interviewed
Ho expresses n wish to bo convened to his
homo ns soon as possible Ills wife lema'ns '
true to him.
IYII I'rmn n Ilnnd Car.
Nob. , Nov S3 ( Speelal to
Tut line ] Yesterday ovoniiig while apart
partof young men wcro coming on n hand
car from IJurrlsa to attend n theater at this
place , ono of their numbrr Charles Hnjdcn ,
fell from the car , bieakmg his wrist , mash
ing his nose nnd cutting a fearful gusli In his
fotchond. His injui ios arv not fatal.
.Slabbed HIM Oniiipnnlon
i , , Neb , Nov. 23 [ Slieelil toTup
HKH ] Yesterday a counlo of rnilroid men
proceeded to 1111 up , nnd towards evening
were In a rjuarrelsomo mooJ Ono of them ,
bi the name of Hnuser. stabbed the other ,
whoso nnmo is Field , In the side , producing
nn tiglj thoiiu'li notnecessarilv a fatal wound
Hauserwas brought l)0foro Jnstieo Urucg-
Bcnia , who w 111 give the case n hoirlng.
Alteinpted Suicide at fJllbort.
NBVADV , In , Nov 23 , Spfclal Teleginm
to Tnr Hr.rl-Mis Hen Livingston , living
noitheast of Gilbert , in this c-ountj , nt-
tcmpli'd sulcldo jisterdav bv plnnRing Into
a well ten feet deep and ncailvfull of water.
She was rescued with great difllculu , and Is
being examined nt this place to da.v for In-
suulty _
Soinctliliit ; In the \Vliiskv.
NPIIIIISM CITV , Nov -fSpscht Telegram -
gram loTiinMi-r I Philip Miilclnor , aiouug
man , fell nneonseioits on the streets last
night , and was taken home , where1 ho re
mained insensible for noailj Uvcntv four
houis Ho claims that he was drugged bj a
Btrangcr. who pa\o him doctoied whlskv to
drink He lost a big pocketbook and a valu
able pin
A Kcninle Porjjer.
NrmiVKV CITI , Nov. 'J3. [ Specinl Tele
gram to Tnr Hi F I Lena Hurd , a colored
girl , was today ancsted for forging the
name of Mis M J. Covell to an order for dry
goods on the Him of Llirkby & . LSorchcrs.
The girl confessed , and was bound over to
the distuct couit.
District Court at Dakota City.
PUxOTV Cm , Neb , Nov 1J ! [ Speciil to
Tnr Hi i | An adjoin tied term of the dls
tiiutcotnt was held here \estordnj. Judge
Kmkcmd , of O'Neill , acted in place of Judge
Powers , who was holding court clsowhoie.
Onli a few motions were henid and couit
adjoin nod to the spiing term.
I'liunhciM ! ' til.
HVSTINOS , Neb , Nov 21 Norrls & Phil
lips , plumbers , failed jcsteiduy. Liabilities ,
? U,000
i on CASUIM ; ins OWN
The Chnrun on Which A. H. Souer
Was Plnc'cd Under Auest.
Abiah.im H. Souer was anosted last evening -
ing and placed in the city Jail charged with
gland hucciiy in stealing a check fet $2,475
from the Nobriska National bink of Omaha
Mr. II. J. Davis , at the instance of the above
bank , piefeued the charge and Illcd tlie in
formation.
Mr. Souer is well known in this city , and
was , up to a very shoit time ago , the Junior
partner in the film of Uedford & Souer , real
0 istato ugerits. It uppcira that the check was
dr iw n bi the H ist Omah i L ind comp my in
favor of Hodford it Souui , and given to Mi.
Souei bMr. \ . Yatus , the treasurer of the
land i , compani above mentioned. Mr. Yatss
was seen and said :
Vb ' 'I am picsident of the Nebraska National
bink and tic-asm or of the Cast Om ihu Land
company. Tlio corpointions aie in no waj
associated. Ihe lnstoij of the Souer
aiicst is bomething like this Sometime ago
the Last Omah i Land company oouglit cur
tain lands Ij ing on the ilvcr front in this cit1 ,
fiom Hedfoid & Souer. Thopijmcnt was
not at the time made in full , there bein
some $ .lkOO hold in h.uid by the Ian 1 com-
II because of a slight detect in the title to
the land. This money was kept until the
title should bo made clear , which took some
very considerable time. During- this time
Hodford : it Souor woio banking nt the Ne-
biaska National bank , and that institution ,
knowing that thcio was iJ.bOO owing them
bv the land company , loaned them i/'UO on
their note In the meantime a dispute aiose
tlS i to the actual amount o\v ing to Bedford &
Souer by the land company , and it
was decided to settle the matter a
by arbitiation. Some competent gen
tlemen weio appointed to act , and they
awarded Hcdfotd .V. Souer J2,475 , , which de
cision was accepted by both pat ties as llnal.
As treasure ! of the land company I made out
check for f J,47"i and handed it to Mr. Souer b
for hib ondoisement , tlnnking that amount
would be pa'd ' by him Into the bank in patt
settlement of the ? 3'JOO which that tit in
) veil , instead of which Mr. Souer took the tl
check and departed , This occurred on ll
Wednesday \ last. Mr. II. J. Davis is the U
bank's attotney , and he has the case in hand. Ube
About the legal complexion of the matter beKI
know nothing. Mr. Souer got 1'j
the chuck cashed at the Phst
National bank of Council Bluffs la
Remember that Mr. Souor gave a receipt for ol
the check and signed it Bedfoi d & Souor. " th
Mr. Souer had been in the meantime ar- or
losted. A icportor saw him In a cell in the orCI
citv Jail and asked his story. Ho said : be
"ibiswhole business looks to me like a
piece of spite work. I don't want to say
whom I blauio but I know thcic Is someone
behind the bank urging them on me. There II
no fraudulent act on my pait whatever. 1
simply ! cashed u check of my own and that's
all there is to it.
"Yes sir ; I did sell the Hast Omaha Land
eompanj souio land. It was in IHsii Theio he
dimmed an unpaid balance ! of r.tbKJ ( , foi I
which I was given n duo bill by Mr. L. H.
Lower , tiusteo for tlio Cast Omaha Land lo
company. The llnal settlement was left to loDi
arbitration and I was awarded Si , 175 Tlio Di
sale of the land was all doneIn mv own name !
After the tinnsaction Mi. Hedford became ov
i Interested pirtv. " Ha
Mi. Souer's explanation was voiy similar
that given by Mr. Yales as to the boi-
rowed money. jo
Ho next said : "Since I icturned from Cal fei
ifoinia , a few weeks ago , In checking up the n.i
bookb of Hertford & bouer I lind I have not 1'c
been ci edited with coi tain notes , ptpcii and JO
moitgagcs , aggicgating over f8UOU Mr.
Hodfoi d hud got the bonellt of this , and ho $
owes mo that amount to day. 1 tnercforo Wl
primoso to collect the awaid , $ ' ,47.i , which I clu
spoke of before , and apply it on the amount cluOi
duo me from Mr. Hertford , leaving him to Oi
Rcttlo with the bank for the ? JtX ! ) , us ho was in.
thu piincipal of the note given to them , I
culled on Mr. Yntes and got the check for did
J ) , IT , " * . I then told him that Mr. Hertford
would pay the W.vJOO note. I next took the be
check to the Hluffs and got It cashed , re- th
ned to Omuliu , und this afternoon was ai- ou
rested , " ouM.
Mr , Souer was placed under $5.000 bonds C'O
for his appearance bofoia Judge lierku this C'OWl
afternoon.
Those who talco Dr. Jones' Red Clover thHi
Tonic never huvo dybpopsia , co ai
b , biul brent h , pilon , pimples , aiOl
nnd malaria , poor uppotito , low tmirits , Ol
lioadaolio or kidney troubles , Price 50 he
cents. Goodman Drug1 Co. run
Ke
The Chicago I'ostinaHteiship. Ini
KO
Cmtuio , Nov , L'y. Gcneial Walter C. his
No'vbeiry has decided to accept the ofllco of aj )
pobtmnstor of Chicago , tendered him by
Picsidcnt Cleveland a couple of months ngo , CO
and ! saja ho will take possession on Docom- said
1. tlv
fei
SICK HEADACHE Invli 1Oi
Positively Cured by Sh
theio Little mil. vis
They also rolIeTO Dls-
m
tress from Dyspepsia llvo
Indigestion iud : Too acli
Hearty Katlcp. A per all
fect remedy for Dlzzl
neeg , Nausea , Droiril
nets , Cad T&fta In the coi
ikin
MouthCoatedTcDgue ,
Pain In the Side , TO I ? to ;
FID r.IVHl ! , Ac. They regulate the Boweli
nil prercut ConitlpAtlon and I'tlei. Thi
omalli'st and easiest ( o take. Only one pill a
dote. 40 In a vial. 1'urely Vegetable. I'tlet ,
mc
cents. _ _
CASTER MEDIOINB O0.np'n. A
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Oovonior Lnrruboo Takoa a Hand
hi the Interest of Settlors.
THE MARSHALS TO BE WATCHED.
County Attorno ) s Instructed In Prose
cute nil CnscH in Which Unlnw-
lul Mi-n'-uroH Itnvo Itcon
llcsortctl to.
A Ijfttcr Kriiin the Oovcrnor.
IE ) MOIVP , In , Nov 2.1 [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Hi F I The KovcMiior loncluik'el
to talto n hand In the matter of the evictions
of river laud settlers , niul so sent the follow-
IIIR letter to rtiy
OrMOISKH , Jfov 01 Albeit H. Clark ,
County Attorney Wobite'r Countj , Toil
] ) OI > KO Uunt Sn The dailv papers contain
the infoi inatlon that fedcial oillcc-is huvo
cvii led quito a nunibcM of river land settlers
in vour county , and that more eAic-tioiH will
bo eiTectod in the no ir future. I taUo this
oppoituiiltj to iciiuost that joti satisfy jour-
self in OVIMV Initnnco Unit none but le'R.il
niptsures me icsoitcd to bi the muisliiil ami
his deputies , and that jou promptlj talco thu
neeoisit\v steps to icstialn these oniclnls If
thov should ovcrstoii their atithorltj Youis
ic'spe'ctfulli , WM.
Tlio Defunct Oscpoln Hank ,
Uis MOIMH : , la , Nov 21 [ Special Telo-
giam to Tin ; Hi.n.J TheOsccoln bank , which
is now m the hands of a iccoivcr , has been
tcg.mled as ono of thn solid institutions of
the town , Some of the best business men of
Osceola weio behind it , and no one suspected
Its unsoundncss until within u few dujs , when
it announced its inability to meet its obliga
tions Investigation showed that these In
charge of it had been speculating upon the
Chicago boat d of trade , and had mot
with the usual cvpoiieneo of getting in
deeper than thcv had Intended and
then going a llttlo luither in their effort to
save themselves , and Jinallj1 getting
swamped. Tliej me veij ictiecnt about
thcii londuct while the Investigation Is going
on , but enough has been leMined to show
that speculations on thci boird of trade
bioUe the liank Its liabilities are about
fsO.OTO Its assets are not jet known. There
are two other banks in the town which at o
not at all alTcctcd bj this failure.
A Coinnnoho Failure.
Cnvrov , In , Nov. 21. W. H Anthony A ,
Co , lumbermen of Comanche , six miles
below this place , h ive tailed. Liabilities
JCO.OOl ) ; assets SuO.OOO. The fniluie is n
great misfortune to the little village , as the
flrm conducted nrneticallj' the only industrj'
at that point and the town had grown up
around it. The employes of Anthony iSs Co.
reposed the gicatest conlidence in the linn ,
and niaiijof them had invested their s ivings
in the business , they will tlius suffer the
double loss of their employment and of then
investments with the linn. The cause of
the failure is not stated , nor has any ollici.il
schedule of the assets nnd liabilities been
issued , and it is not j'et known what piopor-
tion of the debts of the Hi m can be paid out
of the resources available.
llnycs Sues a Nowapnppr.
CIIMOS , In , Nov. 2.1. [ Special Telegram
toTnnlJi r J Congressman Walter I , Il.vycs ,
of this district has biought suit foi ciiminal
libel ajMinst the editor ol the Daily News , of
this city. This is a democratic piper ) but it
opposed the le election o ( Hajes , who is the
onj ! democrat elected to congress from Iowa ,
The suit Krows out of the election light , the
News , having charged Haves with selling a
postofllco appointment for * 3
: Tn < nl Acclclrnt at Stone City.
AN VMOSA , 11 , Nov. 81 [ Special Telegram
to 1 in : Un : ] Will Coumey , timekeeper in
Jagrcn's ( juary at Stone City , in this county ,
w.is hit by a stonoboat this inoinlng and so
sotiou-.lv injured that he will not probably
recover.
The Inwii lit IK ! ! 3viollons.
OMVIIA , Neb. , Nov. 23. To the Editor of
Inr HUB : Concerning the ejectments of
settlois on the liver land giants in Webster
sca
and i Hamilton counties , Iowa , the supreme
couit is not to blame , as the decision of the
court was obtained byvcij- sharp practice.
Itot ic.illy amounted to that the United States
ought to bo plaintiff. In the last congress a
bill ! passed both houses by a huge majority ,
oidenng the attorney geneinl to bring suit
for the iccovcrj1 of the lands with a proviso ,
that if successful , the settlois should huvo
the ! lands on pajment of the usual fees foi
homestead entnes , or having paid to the
United States , their land to be brought to
be can led to protest The owners tinder the
giant are Now Yoik capitalists , and
Piesidcnt Cleveland vetoed the bill , giving
IK other icason than that it would bo a long
lawsuit > Perhaps setting the pins for re
election had nothing to do with it. Anj wav
the veto prevailed. The same bill has passed
ono house in this congiess , and Picsident
Cleveland tnaj' not veto it this time , election
being past. Orro LOIIECK.
DICKINSON'S SISCUETAUY.
He Talks IMcaHiintlj- 1'olitlcn and
Several Other Topics.
The name of W. Duff-Hiiyino , Washington ,
appears upon the register of the Paxton
hotel. Mi. Duff Haynlo is the secretary to
Postmaster General Dickinson.
Lust night a UBK icportor sent his card up
loom No. JO , nnd was received by Mr. $
'JnlMIaviilo verjcordially. . A quarter of an
ur was spent very pleasantly in talking
ovsundij matters. Sccrelaiy Duft-Ilajnlo f
said.
said."It
"It Is now eight j cars since 1 last visited
jour city , and I can assure j'ou I am per
fectly surprised at the many great improve
n.ents that have taken place since that time
People may talk us much as they like , but if
jou want to sea entorpilso nnd cities of
phenomenal grovvth jou must como west ,
This is the order 1 put the big centers of the
west in Chicago , Kansas Citj' . Omaha I am gr
delighted with the city and only regret that df
cannot staj' long enough to meet some of an
Omaha's citi/ens , and purticulutly join post fowi
master , Mr. Gallagher. " wi
"Am I out west for pleasure or business dc
you sayl Well , a little of both , "
"You i see this In a tlmo when wo democials
begin to get a move to out selves. Wo realise
that there aio othoi men waiting to got Into Tile
shoes , so the most of us are looking out.
. Journey west I went into the Hlack Hill leon
country has had a business bearing on
with me. " br
"Asked I how Washington democrats took
their medicine on the ( ! th Instant Mr Duff-
Haynlo stnllod nnd acknowledged that It was
apiutty bitter dose. Said the HecroUny ,
"You see wo till made so sure of n victory for
Cleveland that defeat never entoiod into our
heads. Inourofllce wo hud a special vvlro s
In by the Western Union , nml called to or
gether all our friends lo hear the good tid coi
ings that never came Saying which , the UK
genial postal oniclnl threw himself back In ! > nl
' chair and u look of thorough disgust no
spread itself over his face , fill
Asliedlf Daniel Lament was about to bo illr
coino an insurance man , Mr. Duff-Haynio the
he thought no. but could not speak pnsl lici
lively. The Sacvlllo West episode vvas re lliu
ferred to , and his "ludslilp" vvas referred to for
anj thing but complimentary terms by the
visitor ,
Mr. Duff-Hnvnlo will posslblj1 stay in
Omaha for a few days if L'ougiessman Me
Shane returns to dnj" . T hit morning ho will
Uio
J , Sterling Morton.
clu
Postmaster Dickinson's secretary is n re
markably handsoire gentleman about thirty-
of , and is most in
years age genial his pro
trillions and Is also a billlinnt conversation- It .
iliit. M
iliit.Tho
par
The tlollolous fragrance , refreshing plo
'oolness niul soft bcwuty imparted to tlio liui
by I'o/.zonl's Powder commands it DU
all ladies.
Btanmtililp Arrivals.
At New York The Lahn from Bremen.
Al Liverpool The Mentmor from Bulti-
11010. Ho !
At Philadelphia The Kcdcrland from
\ntwerp ; the Michigan from London.
At Uostou Tlie Iowa , from Llveipool.
WANTS Jt'STICn.
LMunrclH Bnys 8he Will
rute Her tluslmnd.
On the morning of October 18 Dora Kil
wards , wife of Walter IMwarcts , foil with a
dntrger imhcildcd in tier bret t , where It had
boon Implanted b > the hand of a Jealous hus
band After stabbing herelght times howas
prevented fronj ( taklm/ her life bj the Inter-
vent Ion of ft lends.
The condition o'i the woman since the nt-
lack has hreu such as to give but slight In
dications nf tecovorj' At this time there
arc but slight chances of hoi surviving the
assault She hns so fur tccovcred , liovvcvor ,
as to converse ) with her attendants , and j'cs-
tordny a HM : representative called at the
lowly cottngo , 1201 Cuss street , whore she
Is residing , and she gave the following version
sion of the affair
"t am mix ions to let the public know just
what kind of n m ui ftlvvnids vvas when wo
lived ns man nnd wife Wo have been nnr
tied about Unco vears now , and I lived will )
him most of tlio time. Howas kind to mo
when we wcic married , but ho soon became
dlsngieeablo mid It wns not long before ho
began to be it mc llko a dog. He abused uio
so that life was n liuulen , and at times I
thought ho would tnlic mv life. Last June
mj slstei , Anna K Poole. came up fiom
Kansas Citv , where shcic ldes , and upon her
cai nestsolicitationand thu conscntof my hus
band 1 accompanied her homo. She tesldos
in Kansas Citj at ISlli Grand avenue. Wlicn
i rctuincd , mj husband and I took up house
keeping , and things were nbout the simo as
when I left Ho whipped me , cursed
mo nnd abused mc most shamefully
Wo had a child , and ho would often say that
he w ishud both of us vvoi c dead I wns compelled
polled to leave. I shudder when 1 think of
it , Sevetnl thus btdoie the assault was
made , ho bi ought , lames J'oi i ell to our place.
H was in the evening. Ho s it up nnd con
versed with Tori ell until nbo'it ' S ) JO o'clock ,
mid ho then stated that ho wns sleepj and 10
tired to bed , nt the sune time lomaikiinj to
Toircll that ho need not hmiy away , but
stop und visit with mo. Ton ell icmalned
until nearlj midnight , nnd after ho had gone
inj' husband asked me why I did not icqiicst
him to go befoio that 1 told him that ns he
hud bionght him thcio I felt somewhat timid
nbout icqucsting him to lonvc. Hut , to tell
the tiuth , I was afraid to even H ij-
n woul on fi.it , for fc.n that he
would pound mo to death. You
see ho was jealous of his ownfilend The
next da1 , vvas Sunday , and ho got up nnd
left the room , and icmalned nway until
Tuesdav. Ho rctuincd nt that time , but In
the meantime , after thinking over the mat
ter , I had packed mj ti units and had con
eluded to leave him. I saw him Thinsdav
inoinlng in the allej' between tlio Paxtonnnd
Munay holels , and asked hint to give mo
some money. 1 told him I was going to cai n
mj own living ; that I would live with uln
no longer ile asked mo what 1 h id dom
with mv things and I told him 1 then lef
linn , but got no moiiej fioinliim. I got ono
of my ti links aw.ij and was prep u Ing to get
the other when he eumo to the place Ho
stated th it I could not have it , and thio.it
ened to assail me , and undoubtedly
would have done so had not the express
"
"man Intel posed , i went nvvnj' , but
ictuinctl alter it. onlj to llnd that lie imi
opened it and tilled it of its contents ;
gathered up what things were in the room
most of which w'cro ihoso that ha 1 been loft
.
me by my dead mpther. Ho again put in an
appeniancc , and when lie saw 1 was deter
mined on going. lioaisked mo when lie couli
see me that night. I icfused to tell himsitu
ply because I was afiaid of nun About !
o'clock that moi ping I went to Mr. Ti ice's
lestauiant , I12J Capitol avenue , nnd had been
in but a short tnno when ho followed me 1
told him to go his , waj' and let mo alone , uui
with an oath he grabbed me bj the iighl
hand In anotlici instant ho stabbed me.
The soccmd time ftscreamcil , and ho stiuck
hat d with the knifi * . and left it sticking in
mv side I took hold of the knife , and in
pulling it out cut my right hand ,
llogiabbed the knife again , and again at
tacked mo , and v\as \ stabbing mo , when Mi.
Trice , hearing mo sercam. came to mjp assist
ance Ho loft t-hy knife sticking In my
bieast. I was conscious of what vvas going
on all the time J thought I would not liv ate
to tell the stoiv. I icmenibci walking to
some point after the stibbing , whoiu I
fainted. I rcmoniboi" Mi. liico pulling the
knife trom my bieast The pain was ten i
lle. It has been > ald that I would not pies
cento him , but I will do raj- utmost to send
iimtoj.nl , Ho is u bi ute. and I will not bq
mstiuinental in letting him escape justice "
"It is said that lie will brinir a counter
charge against jou of poisoning your child. "
"Yes , 1 heard that lie made thit remaik.
Hut while volt are here 1 will i elate to vout'io .
iircumstances that led to the death of the o
child It was on thu 2(5th ( ot last S1
August that the child took sick. The night
befoic , my husband came home and took n
piece of watermelon and a lemon pie that was
in the ice chest. He give the baby all it
could eat of both , although 1 told him that
the cohl food might make it sick The next
d.ijIt vvas vorj' ill and a pli\sieian vvas sum
moned who prononuced Its nllliction , that of
the stomach , in ising from the eating of the .
cold food. It died the follow ing da\ and that V
was the exact cause. lam piepated to face
him in the com ts and state my side of the
case when I will bo protected fiom ins biu-
tulity by the law. "
Mrs Kclvvards can hardlj- speak aoove a
whisper , owing to the loss of her loft lung ,
winch has entnelj decajed. While hopes of
her recovci.y uie entertained , she will et bo
conflned to her bed foi a eousidciable length '
of time.
la lie Dead ?
TOPI KA , Kan , Nov. 23 [ SpecialTelegram
to Tim 131'B J A suit very similar to the cel
ebrated Illllman insurance ease was com
menced in the United States chcuit court.
Mis. Carolina K. Stalger and her ohildicn
go
cut Mutual Life Insuianco coinpiny for
$10,000 insurance on the life of David
Stalger , the plaintiff's husb ind , nt the same
time suit was commenced against the Mutual
Life Insuianco tompany of Now VToik for
" > ,000. Staigei died on Juno Kl , lbb , but the
ItiHUianco companies lofnso to pay the the
amount of the claims , Both companies allege
logo that Staigcr is not dead ; that his bodj
has not been seen by anj one , and that his
wife is attempting to dcfi.iud them of the
amount of the policies.
A Life I'rlRonor Pnrilmioil. su
MA OV Cm , In , Nov. 21 ( Special Tele iv
gram to Tnr Hrt : ] Governor Liinahee to
day paidoned L Line , who scvei.al jcais it
ago was convicted of minder and sentenced
for life in the Anumosa penitonti.il y. Line
was n resident of Wcbstoi county when the
deed was com.mitud ,
ir
A NolmiHKti Podofiti'inu. js
Nuw Yoiih , Nov. 2.I. [ Special Tolegtatn to
TIIK Hhii.l Among 4ortv pedcstiinns so
lectcd < to start In the six dav walking match
Sundaj night , isiOJppigo Hutlmnn , of Ne
braska ,
FOUND 'HER IN HER GRAVE ,
Snd End of a Husband's Sonrch For
Ills Erring Wifo.
THE STORY OF KITTIE WALLACE.
Him U nq n Prottj Snake Chnrincr In n
ClroiiH nnd Her rickletiesH
Uroucht Soi lou to Two
Men's Idvoi.
DonMj Dead to Him.
A week ago jcsterdny Tut ; Hrr published
n special telegram from New York Cit.v about
the death of Mrs U U Heivcs. Her bus
band was u tuivc'ing salesman ot Pbelps
Cit.v , Mo. , and had mauled her nt Culburt-
son , Neb. , two months befote She had died
suddenly In Kansas , and her huslnml took
her bod.v to Now York state , where ho be
lieved she had i datives living nnd inserted
an advertisement in a New York Citi paper
in the hope of healing fiom them Hoi icl i
lives fulled to icspond , and the dead wife
was bulled In Cvergicen cemoten under the
name of Kate Heaves In his advoitise
mont Mr Heaves had given her maiden
name of Kittle Wallace , so that It might be
lecngnifcd by iclativc's who might not have
heaul of her murilage to him. The name
was lecngtmed by her llrst hush ind , who had
leturned to New Yoik In search of her.
The stoiy Is ono of pathetic Interest
The llrst husband was an attache of
Harnum's circus , named T W. Lawrence
The wife , under the name of Miss Klttlo
Wallace , w'us a porfoimor In Washbuin's
clieiis. The conpio mauled In Isst , and
when the husband wont on long trips with
the shott he sent his wife moniw legulailv.
Tliev lived Inppily together until hist Jan
uai.v. Mis. Lawrence then wished to go
with a eiicus as a snaKe chaimcr After
some objection on net husbind's ' pail he
tlnallj acceded to her wishes and she seemed
un engagement with the Washbuin encus to
open ut Culbeitson She wentthoro in Ma\ .
During that month Mi Lawienco vvas
with his show In Texas nnd receivedfiecpunt
letters fiom his wife Culy in Juno , hovv-
ovei , she suddenU ccised vviitlinr nnd he
could not lenin her whereabouts , llo soul a
Ictlcr to her In caiu of the New YoikClip
per , but it was never called for Ho trie 1 In
every win to llnd her , but to no avail. Ho
wasnculy wild with nppiehenslon for her
Biifetv , mid wrote letters to evoty town in
which her show plaved , but w ithout success
When the tent season had ended and Mr
Lawrence found himself in New Yoik ho ic-
mombcied i that his wife once hoauled with
Mis Sclnoder , a vanetv actress , and he
called i at her home. No , IS7 becond avenue
He ] vvas dumbfounded when infoimed that
his 1 w Ifc was dead and Inn led. In the adv er-
tlsemetitof I Mi Keaves he moRimed her
maiden name nnd hui i led to the morgue with
n photograph of his un foi tun ito wife It was
identified i ubsolutoH bi Kcopci Tognrtj .IB
the t woman who had lain on one of the cold
slabs
Mrs L'lWi ence , at the time of her death ,
was a lounded , hmdsomo brunette. Shu
was bom at Haverstiavv , N. Y , twenty live
icais ; ago.
Mi. Heaves is a man of means Ho was in
ignoi.inceof the fact that the woman he
married had a husban d living.
3 I'OAVKKS.
They Haunt n Kcsidcnce .ind Drive
Out ItH Ocuupniits.
Th iesldeiii'0 of Mi. John O'Hunlon , of
Omaha Heights , has foi several yens en-
joicd the icputatioii of beinu haunted. An
incident which occiit red Thursday conlhms
the belief of ninny tint theie aie some
siiitual | influences in connection with the
house Some tune ace when the place was
undoi going i epans , human oonesweio found
in the cell u. A pilntcr n lined Ch nles War
ner lefusod to vvoik on the house on aciount
Of the 9ttmi.re ( nones issuing fiom the plice
A'nother ' pilntcr nnmed Hitchcock also le-
f used to w oik for the same icason Thuis-
day Miss J'loienco Halo , of this city , was
visiting the O'llanlnn family , and while
alone in the back pn t of the house he.ird a
knock at the fiont door Upon opening it
she discovciod to hoi suipnse that
there vvas no one there Scaieoly had
she closed the door , thinking that she
had , been mistaken , when again , and loudoi
than before , came several moio knocks
She opened the door again , but with the '
simeicsult. She retnined to the sitting
loom , and became much alarmed us the
knocking at the door been mo loudoi and
faster. Presently , it ceisecl , and then she
distinctly heard the door open. Quickl\
stepping into the hallway , she saw the door
was open , but no one could bo seen ; at the
same tlmo the sound of a heavy stop in the
room vlili h she had just left caused hoi to
turn nei head , and as she did so the front \v
dooi vvas closed with a slam. Miss Halo
states that , foi the moment , she w.isscaicelj
able to move , because fiom tlio tlmo the
fiontdooi closed , footsteps of mstonepci-
son weie heaul in the parlor , and finally the
same sounds issued from every room in the
house , this was followed by the distinct
sound of the dining-room chaiis being
thrown intq. confusion around the room.
'Jhe most agonizing pioans and cries came
from the cellai , which ho alarmed Miss Halo
that she left tlio house with speed. The most
fiendish jells followed her depaituie. Mr.
O'Hanlon , the ow nut of the pioporty , states
that Miss Hale did not exaggerate for ho has
Ijeen so tioublcd of Into by tlio same mjsto
rious sounds that he intends to move from
the house in , i few days.
friend of Miss Halo's has made a wnger to
down In the icll.u nt 11 o'clock to-night
and spend one hour alone in the haunted
. "
apartment.
_ _ ,
Advice to Mothers. u's' '
Mrs Wimlow'fl Soothing Syiup should al- IX
w.ibu used for child i en teething It soother In
child , softens tlio gums , allavs all ] > tin , Ui-
Lincsjwind colic , and is the bust icmedy for
Jlairlicui. 2V a bottle. j , ;
CO
Crimes.
Hai i y Jay and Fi.nik Heiklcm , two \oung
inspects believed to h ivo bucn connected
ith a number of thievoiies , wore arrested i
lesteuliy by Detective Oi msbj vvhilo ihov
veio lij Ing to dispose of homo stolen hainess to
u shop on rifteentlt stieet near Uaven- I'll
lort A thhd hid , who Is claimed to be the bl
niKlendcr , escaped.
Only flO to C'oloiaclo Spring's , Denver
I'uoblo mill icdirii. Gniinl Jtoek
slnnil uMMiisiou Tiiosdiiv inorniiif , ' , No-
ember . TirUefi { , roocl for llftoon days.
In the i HSO ol Lnt * vs Solienbergor the
ury gave1 a verdict awarding the plaintiff " ) ( )
timages.
Catarrh in the Head
complnlnt wlileli uflfclk nearly ovrnlioily mo
less. It orleluiitoH IniilOld.ur Biircemloii of coM ,
mblnril nltlilniiirul | > ) i' , > li Dl aurni-'uliliitlow from
D note , tickiliiK In tiu ) liroat | oirumlvo hrpulh ,
In over iiml hctwprn | ( ) | ( rliik'liu uiul tiurttlim
isu ] In Hit ) i'ar n ru tl ; moro cominuii if inptnms
larrli Ix enrol by Ilooil ( icfirmipurlllu wlileli nlrlke > H
Telly nt IH nuito by rffWlnu nil Iniptiritlei Irnm
o blood liulldlni ; up tlnjpucused tlssiifn unrl elrlnj
iiltby tone to lliu whola syslc'iii llumlre'ili ol tui"
Kinliil * pru > o btyiui 1 < ) ue'Viloii tbnt u poaltlvo euro
reutnrrli Is fumil In , .
Ill
Hood's
l'or3Sycar4 I Imvc been troiiblml witb iiitnrrh In
3 licml , Indliic tlon , und ueuerul ilebllUy I con
utcMl to try ii untile of llooit'a Harsnpurlllu , nml It
Imokii much K oJ Unit I c.oniliiucj un usu till 1
votiikantlvu bntllv * ily bcaltti lim im-ully Itn-
jYeil , and I feel Ilka n ilirk-rnnt woman' Mils J.
Aiuus , 8 Itlcbuiond Street , Nowurk , .V J
Ife'clltuiy duty to ? tliutlmiw llouil rur -
rlllu uJrerllseil unit took two botllcn luiiicoiu-
iluly cured of Irri iiulnrllloj and constipation ut my
iroU , ratnrrli und brnnclilil ancclluim ' 11 II.
HOA.N , Atliintlo City , N. J ,
l.inicroii'cn-leiiclcj ( cliiirnclorUo Hi it very com
) noii iiir.Hrloii . r.it irrli In tliii lie ul I'lio foul maltor
ilropplnj ; Into the bronchial tubes or ImimH vtrj
llabln to lend to brondiltlB or cnnmiiiiplion \
eatairli originates in lniiiirltl.M | In tlioblood , locul up
pIlCHtlonsiunilo but lltilo uooj Ilioeonimon sunnii
mnlliod of Ircutnii nt l to purlf ) tlio blood , nnd for
this purpo e tin ro Is no prcpiirntlon superior In
Iloorln SirmipirllM 'Iho poworfnl notion of thin
mmlkliio upon thu bloo I oin | Is the ncrofuloiis tulnt
nlikli fepiH ami MiMnlni ontnrriml illneHat1 , while It
tones unil bullilx iiji Iliuuiroctcil ineinljriiie.
fiircs Calurrli
" 1 luil tin1 woift nyiiipt inn of chronlo cntdnli for
twocanho lioiililesuino wiu It that lumlilnot
ninull nortii tc' 1 found llool'ii.sari.iimrllla u upooily
euro , nnd I 11111 now fieo I rum this uwful illecaso
J II hVMMIii. Illy sliiuo , N V
'I or oioiiil ) t.ir * I bud rutiinlml uliictlon In my Prli
throutiinillmd trlmlfevorul iiiudUliiutliut eoulU tin ] lii'l
noililnulolicliinio I mutt nay I wui vary much bone vvoi
vvoihi
IUU d by iidriu Ilooil nq HKpurllln , and would rcconi hi !
mend It verj blghl } . ' Kl IAH l'lK\Mn > , Ounlm I'll ' )
ini-i
.Vcb
Illi
, - > II If you luive iJpclitoa lu tnke Hood * bam
, mr
| iurlll ill ) not t > c I nil in cJ to Ijuy anotter. . i
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d by ulldruKsut * fli ilx for fJ I'rcimroJ onlr i boMlir llilrii il li li lx for li. oa\j \
C , 1 HOOD & LO , Ixivrull , Jlius t/C 1,110011 & CO. ixmeliMUM. ;
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Thus the ' Mustang" conquers pain ,
ftlakcs or BEAST well again !
The Crandcsl Triumph of Electric Science Scl- >
' ]
-Bcst Kflcntiflft cnHfically Matio and Practically Applied.
" " "
. .DISEASE OUREfwffHOilT MEDICINES
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Wlinlofnmll IM lull l Ju > l wlint you . niKl. hlrrlrtnty tnttinlli C'nn liv n | | > lli > i to nii > Hurt ot tlm hoilj.
> cnnwcnr It. It tltiiiilltithi Wool ta"
TP tiMnNJflt rTr.r.I "nopi' " " ' " unit ii rr\"irmUM | n MM K tin. loll .Miiij > hi | mvo I tn. *
IbdIirnUlll/iL.A < t Itl I ) -V ) llonpliml U s ISikrrnml 1 M llnlrtt nil'll llmtil i fTrncli'.CIilon
l . . V Ol KOI ) , tiiniml lun nun limit SI Hkai J , lliul.l llolili' , tlit'Kiint lmr i nmiu A ( ' Wti .IK v. M II.
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WEAK , NERVOUS PEOPLE.
DR. .
" KITK HtLTIll .U
ri . , rbuiwrioa.Tin5fnntwdtKi (
only ono lntluiwnriaRencrntlnz " 'I ' < nlmujllnf (
neontlnuouii Fleclrtt * Magnet , rliro"l.c ' " * "f 1 It" " "
- nf. Lclcntlllc.rowcrful , | iuralli > , rontn n J3h loiiiliirnHapt
romfortnblo nnd Firccllro. AvoW fnuJj. Hictrkltjr n tlUMKRUtlio
o\irMinicurrd. (
the
lMilr ) coi if. rno vim ilnlp llrltfl.
( Tunnv nil mrl nnd worth-
a ami t'hiiniro " " i < , obo eurwj . ecntctninp - [ orlllutlratod TRISPKS roil immpbtct. Bt'rtLUS.
l. W. J. HORNS , Inventor , Wabash \ Avenue , Chicago.
tHSSS Sil SW 2 SS S SS 3KS x : S2i i
That "poor back" is Leld responsible for more than its share of the suffering * of
mankind. If ) our dog bites a man who kicks it , do ) ou blame the dog ? On the same
principle the kidneys utter their protest against nervousness , impure blood , nnd
resulting constipation. These force them to do extraordimry work in ridding the
istem of the poisons which are the result of effete matter retained in the
blood. 'Ihen the sufferer sijs the back aches ; the Kidncjs arc dis-
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the blood purified , and the constipation removed. These arc the causes
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With its tonic , purifying , and laxative effect , it also strengthens the weak
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tc'inil Vlseein. Pnie'lj vece't ihle , containing no nioreiirv , mlmnil or tlcluteilons ihngb
DYSPEPSIA.
IIAOW'AVS 1'IM.S oie nemo forthlsromplnlnt. Tno\ tone up tlio Intoinnl sccielloiiM to
hoilthj aitlon. restore t > trcnitli to theFtoniirh i-ml onalilc it to p < rfoim Iti fnn < tlons. 'Jho
ijniptomsof IlVSl'KI'SLX ( llbnplicai , mil vvltli them thf llnlillltv ( o rontiiK t ( llseine s
BIGSSTIO3ST
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. Ol .a. llIUorsNII-S will uenvolilciluml tliof.xnl . Hint If i-ulcii oiintilliiitclM
nonnsliliiKinopertieinr ehiippoit of the natinal vvibleof tlio bony. | > r ua.'ieunLs. bohl 1 > > all
wrillrilliAinvAv.s ? mnnv itir.nr : : is no 111,111:11 : itUMiinr for i uvr.nm-
Jit. B.C. Wfsi'h Nrnvi VNP llnvis Tiif vr
t M aKiiinantecd SDOI-III for Djstorl i. IM/1
3SM , I'onvuNloni , I'jti , Nirvom NiniinlRla
uiuliic ' o NHIVIIIIM I'rostiutlon , eaintd liy the
e or | pholor tnbuin W nkufnlnfis. Muiltal
opni i un. HoftcinnfrnC Hm llrnfii resnltnijjin
iiunliy. and lend HIT t > lulvij' , dcf.iy iind
Mill , Pu'inatmt Old 'K1' ' lliinonnos * Loss of
w i lliulthet sov liivolniit-ii } I osios ind
> oiniitoili ! | i c unel livnvui-Ktcrtlon of th
uln , n If .ilniMi 01 o01 lii'lul/'in o l.irhlmx
mlalii- ono mnntn H tiimtiniMit * 1 iMaliov 01
lioxi s lort'i ( X ) , si n bj m ill Piopaul on le
ipl of pilc
\VC f.UAKAN PUR HIV I10XH4
i cure un ) CUM \ \ Itli c irli m lei re c'h ml bj
for six Itriios , m ninpanlcd ltli f > l l , \\u
111 send th" pill chafer our uiltti'ii Kiiaiunleo
iii'Mindthu moiit ) } 11 tliu truitme-iiL deus < , ot
le > t u < inn ( lni.iiitou ! < l siiii 1 only b > I . I
> HlMAX , IHuL'Klil , hole Affjit , 1110 I iiumm
leet , Om I'M ' Neb
VER
10,000 , MAGEE RANGES
2,000 MAGEE FURNACES AND
13,000 , MAGEE HEATING STOVES
WERE SOLD IN 1007.
moic olnijiipnt than tolinnr ,
ill h mlKhtlie wiitlrnln piulKu oftlinpo miui
IltBIH n ni > ul l > j thi ! Miiccodcu IH.
MlH-i I' Mil O V HUS Ot rill IM-.OI h
I n c the Mnjfut KHIIKU eonnuntli In nn
lioolsaiul I'riv.iln KUflien It tiilUtli ' "ci *
rinlu'iii nt f < n iho most oxiutlmr orlc I
iild not px'hunKull tor nny i.uiKi' mailo.
und furom Imnieo ( lienliu mill i and vv lint
IHlclimHIIKiru'HiiM hPlWltlrtli.IlKHlmilli ! !
rchiininna ) urtli. > Ma . ' I niniiitmi ; huvi-
nt-c Don t nut In Mam nrll'itutirAp
ratiiH till von KNOW wlmt a nnhf ( i t-s Jl'it
finnanlllilnfui hilfht . est
Ml MVOr * JMVIMFCIINAI-J ( { III UI'OAMI
OKIMI STHVI.S AIU. soi ii Hvin ; irnif by
HIJI nt < , and vwiirrnnt CIKII ono t-i plvi )
ifitcl nitiifactluil to the un > i MA'il.l '
'KNACK ( C' . , K i" W I MDN hr . llubton t > 1
koSt' < ' " 1
\K nl Oiimliii Neb
Are thn HFftl
EERLES3 DYES
IS OUT OF ORDER ?
BEAD THIS IF IT IS.
A Proprietary Muillcnn ) that uomVi butittrUl
to prove ItnrortU. .
r , Callendef's ' Led Liver
Tfle only DLstllle'l Illttori In the Uultod
Bttttoi. Th * only iltter ) < 5 recognized by tha
United .State ) Intornul luvenuu lawn uy Pro
prietary Meillrln * . Jiiwfallj I'atcnteil. No of
1'atciu I4B.C73. Contttlim no fnsll ollH.no
ei6cutluiollB.no forclKii anhblaiico orclumnn-
I8f cliiiL-s A perfectly June niedlclno , com
pounded from I'uru Hoot llurln nnd Old Peach :
pleainnttn thH tuatu , quiet and rleclnlvo In It *
affect. Curej Jlynpeusla or Yellow Janndtc * In
Hr days. Ili-cnlRtf s the Dovvpln Invlcroraten
InnctlTC Iiirer , O'lrun IHsuixaei 1 Liver , Itcvlvn. *
Ibe Kidneya , Improyea the Atipotlte Quickly.
RegulutttH tha vvnolo syatem. Now Mf to tht
whol ertitera.
ol.lftl.ltir llutuu ara soil ill Omaha Null. lifthti
llowinic driUk'inu Itlilnirilmin UriiKCo , Hiurlnl
VV liolc alu. lor IUu ilriu inture'tor Niibniaku. Un-
' " " " '
. "idmVil'imulo W I tvmt.lipuw I W Spaf.
fan" , bin | l Vdnnw-rtii. Hthrotor j-jiiirm ior
JtiiliiiAl'i Jo ndni'luli ' Al I'jirr.J A. liillurAC ) .
W I lliu.ui > 1 "m II i ul . l I 1 rleo. M I 1'iiwell
* II l.i nlm h Kilui llnlUKr Miirrull I'liiiriiiHpy
.Iniinn lorsyili II I Hull , lir J J Hnylll f M tru-
! / , IInui'llir llulin I'liiinnucf.'jiirnay A Diy
J I Klaa I \ \ I larko I II riclnnlilt , Max lluelit , I
b ( lirKiouvin VV 1C I ( inliuimiu K H. Cor , Max
( onrad Ir.ir Ic W. I iinf , II IU > miu * oii do' ) Itonder
lloyil [ 'liurmitr. ( * Molclnir llowar'l ' Mojor * ,
11 link DiillmiH V c > nlinloKalo iloilera In t" in an I
j4.UI.ivcr Illlturi
Kemnrlcable for powerful rmpa >
thetio tfiim. pllubln uctlon und i ?
ftlnut duralilTuy. , ' tiyi.nr " ' rrcordj
the bgHt Kuarantue ot tlio rc >
lence of tnesu Inslruineutu.
JUIICIOUS AND PFRSISTEHf
_ _ _ Ad etrtlsliijj hiw ulnaj ? proven
. ' . / giicccesful. liefoio pncliirnoy ! (
' Ncwspnpor Advtillalinrcona'A
LORD & THOMAS , -
10TEIITISIMJ AGIJT8 ,
U lo 18 Utai'.le * Hrr.t
