Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMASA DAIUY BEE , MQJND.AY , SEPTEMBER 22 , 1890 , 5
IDE COIHERCIIL TRTOEH ,
_
Jin Trstanco of the Wonderful Imaginative
Powers of a Dmmmcr ,
) OME VERY NVILD AND LURID TALES ,
'rltlcn Con tract ) nwl Tliolr Vlolc
tloni flow A SalcHnmn Got liven
ultli a lllnlioncnt firm A
lrACtIcnl Joke.
* * Vou say you don't liellcvo that story
IboutMoscs fctchlnRwntcroutof thorocltl"
aid ono traveling man to another as tlioy
jat and smoked In front of the Taiton houia
Iwt night , "and that Aaron's ' rod blossoming
> nd Ix'arlng ' fruit in eno night Is nil a fate ,
) h ! Well , now. . Just youlooltylicroa inln-
ito. 1'vo ' scon tilings with my two ojos that
pld over Closes and .Aaron , Why , tlicy ain't '
totliini ? In the bible to coinoupwith the
pan go trick. "
"What's the mango trlcil1'
"l-'lcco of bare ground , trodden Uard and
Jry. In India this Is , Long comes n Brnli-
Uln , not muoli on. htm. Digs llttlo liolo
Utoul two Indies deep , Puts In ma HIM pit.
Covers with a cloth. Chants. Sing some
ItufT. Chants fifteen mlnuto * or so ,
pnro Kround , mind you. Taites oT (
llotli. Mango sprout , fresh fttid green ,
pout as long ta my flngor , Puts
011 agiun , ijnants BOHR more , wen ,
iL/tcr Trails cloth , up ofl the ground ,
> nd there's a mango tree. Iact. Hope to
Jto. I'm It , fresb. mangoes , on tliat tree.
Right before your ojcj. How'i thatl"
"How docs ho do ill"
I don't know. British povomncnt of-
ferrcd mlllloa dollars to flnd out. Million
f ollan. 3to go. Secret in the Drabtnlu Tarn-
py. Won'tprivolt ' up , Ever sco'cm charm
lobrasl Vasty llttlo things. About nlno
hcUwlong. Fellow tootles on flute , Cobra
talseslittloold. hood COOT waltzing round
lis tall. Poisonous ) Oiv , owl Good-by ,
lohn , If honlpsyou once. Eversco "einl" "
"Ko , nor you cither , "
"Didn't , oh ? Well , sir , I saw Singapore
loforolvw fourteen years old. When I was
i boy thirteen jcarsold I lived la "U'llhelnu-
invcn , XsTortU Germany. I had too good a
lome. "Wanted to go to sea , Run oft.
lliljjpcd on a vessel.Vasn'tI slcU .And
lidn'tl get Halted before- I was out \vcckl
t wa no picnic to bo cabin boy In tlioso
lays. Bo's'n ' says toino just as I wa going
k > turn ini Wash my clothoa.you llttlo So
Jnd. So , ' and a string of cusswords anil
ad uamcs as long as I was , I had four
kours for sleep and two of them I
but In wiishlngtbo tar out of the bo's'n's
[ lotlics. Then the ether s.itlon wanted mole
lo wash their clothes. I says , 'No.Ycll ' ,
fouwiHlicd the bo's'n's clothes. ' Tlnally I
wouldn't do any more washing , Bo's'n ' tent
bio xip to tonmast inabtorm to clew up the
naiiito ] ) sallnnts'l. Told mo ho hoped I'd
ull overboard and drown , SawhimiUo all
Iglit , all right \Vcll-wegofc to
ilglt before Christinas. No Imrlwr there ,
jayat ancliorabouta tnllo nnd n Lalf f rom
horo. iicing big-toy all hands jot their
illowancool Rrop. Manila mm Btroncr'n (
iquafortis. Hot * Whav , owl Mnka drunk
omo < iulclc. I didn't ' drinlc then. Don't
i-ink now tlat is , cnoufeh. to hurt mo.
* Cati30l take my plajs noiv and then when t
icodlt. Hut that's not here nor there , I
lliln't ' want that ruin , so tlilnts I , 'I'll ' ' save
his utid give It to some sailor man
: want to cct solid with. May save
( no' llckln' . ' Bo I puts itup on a shell la
[ p'o'slo ' und lays down. Suitor man named
Beorgo c-nmca down for acooldrin ] { ot told.
foftci'StcaUof ariulcljig It out oE the sjiout
ho inufit liavp n bowl , leaches ui nnd. gets
Ihntbowl\vitli \ my ruin in it. Spills sonioIn.
Ms eye. O , ho - novlld. \ . Smarted lllto
ivorjthing. Sees mo. Kicks mo out of
bunk , 'OGcorgo I' I says. ! ivas saving- that
forjou. ' 'Well ' , I Rot it,1 ho says , and ho
klclis mo all o\cr because ho spilled It in his
pyo. Then Tic makes mo drinlc It. Ten
tninutcs nnd Twos dmnlt , Then holIckH mo
torMnKdrunk. Saw txim aio , too. Well ,
hio and another boy mulccs ifc up to desert.
- lumped ovorlward. Lota o' man-catct s In.
Iho port. Noycr sawthnt bay njiln ( , Como
tiear novtr scclnp anything again nysolf. I
K'as about played out \vlcn I got to shore
\indBRIalayriiaapIckedmo up , Hovas a
NIolianitncdan. Well , sir , I worked for him
iwoyours running' asampan , "
"What's ' a sampanl"
"Kind of a market boat. Sold green stuff ,
loulli-y. "tl truck to tlio vessols. Made
1,11)0 ) and started forhomo. Waltaminuto ,
Jhniloj * . Go with YOU. Well , sir , the ship
; sailed oa had a hard lima of it. Ship-
crcckcd twlco-seo these scars on my hands I
5hlpwrckod twice In ten days and then rob-
ledof OTcry raif I had. on my hade ly a
Dhlncso Vlratojun'U , This vas durins the
bpiumviir In China-thoTao-Pinpr rebellion.
hi n mlnnto , Charley. .And that was when I
) avtho bo'a'n and Gcorso dio. Can't you
h'altt AVoll , all right , I'll go. Well , follows ,
rou'Il ' haio totako the rest ot that later on.
Bo long- . "
The man \valked. off with Cliarloy. He was
| sliort man-with a close-cropped beard and
Jorco long inustauho ,
Ko coinmoatsvoro mndoafter the man's
Jejiai'tuvo.
Salesmen's Vrlttea Contracts.
Hero ij a question of interest to taTosmon
) nUthelrciniiloyer3 , considered in the late
) BSUC of the Southern Traveler : A engages
) no , two or tureo snlosnicn at a certain iked
) alnry , say $2,000 per annum , under a written
tontract , for aspecluod number of years , say
ihrcc years. A.t the expiration otthollrat
Jhreo or six months A cwios to B , 0 and D ,
fcosalesmen , praisw thcai highly for their
{ oodzcuUml ability , congratulates them on
jhosucewss of thelrlahorsin geuoral , and bo-
) : \uso of that success volunteers to Increase
ihelr salary ( WO. } WO or $ . " 00 respectively.
B , OniulD , otcoua'so , accented the Increase ,
mtno sooner acceded to the proposition of
juch increase than A. Jcclarcs that
nvcrpUiiR tlio increase they have
rlulaUKl , brolica nnd uullilicd the orklnal
tontfact , and therefow discharge.1 t.iiciu.
Have BC nnd D truly and In law broken
\hccoiitractnsanecea \ , and have thov or
ka\ithoynotiny ) tearesi in la\v ly reason
> f their msehwKO.
Iho cilltor ot the Journal of Commerce , to
1 vrliom tlie above \MU subtnittwl , renllfs as
follows : Aside from tlio question , of fraud ,
pvlilcti vlllutoiail jgreoiiionts nnd contracts
lutowhli'li it en tors , the original contract , in
Vhocnsonut lyour corro.i < i > oiidentos ro-
iclndeJ.lf nt all , attlio request of tlio em
ployer. The consideration which lie oflerod
jorrocisslon was n nov\ly \ verbal contract ,
jvlilcli vv.n notpondltiRlnvause not written ,
luihvhichVT13 , therofoii ) , uota good or valid
tonsldorutioufor any proiuiso.
The oil'lunleontr.ujt ( botwcea A and Us.
) alesincn Is still Rood.
Oriiiuiuors' '
Tlip most oxtraordiiiaTy practical joltocvcr
> lajed upon a slnglo | iuli\lduall snystho
Dlevelumt Plalndoalcr , was jierpctratod lost
it hj'ft hull dozen JOUHR travellnKinen
hn.\o hcen atoppinj at the Prospect
so on ono of tliclj nunibcr. The younff
have lately hcca playing pool at various
) nrlors , mid , although neurljall o ( them are
ovlcea In the game , ono of them , a Buffalo
Uon named J lHott , lia- * been moro lucccisful
Biau thereat. Mr.Ellottouttolluirulo a
teAT days IIRO and shortly ivf tec his arrival ro-
leiretl iiy mall a eliallciiga to play Mr. Shel-
lon.an . old gcntloman who can. play tmb
flttlp , upon tornu to bo natuod by the
challenger. Klliott promptly accented , and
proposed that the loser ihoultl fotk'it a 10-
| ent cigar toeach of the persons present.
tula vns aprecd to.amllastnlghtEUIoltar-
( Iveil from Uuffnlo to fill the cntaiciiieat. (
ff luviV\l a seoro of bli friends to bo prea-
liit at the contest , IntcndliiK to make it intor-
istloK Jor lib cliallonser. Some of tlioso
\vr-roia-\lted conceded tne iUwof invit-
kijtticfutii-otownnuUprociirHl , ( a,000 dodK-
in. upon vkhlcli was pilutod the folloftltiff
Xirld udtertiscmontof tha event :
"Elliott , the pool plu.vcr , andoia man Shol-
lon , best three outof uyogauea , l > llndf lded ,
F5 - - pool room , - Prospect street.
Boiulaycvoulotr , jVujrust 17. Fro , "
The words blindfolded imposed aa uutore-
Rtxn ccndltionof which Klliott had not been.
informed. Jlr. Sbeldonlool < tho3okoinROoa
part , hut Elliott showed a peed dc l oC vena
tion when he taw the circular , and tooV his
frlendj to task for making ihovr oC him.
Jlli remark * only Incrcaied the hilarity of
the RtiwUiholwlstcJthat KUictt should
rcrf 001 his pnrt. IIo did nctnppear ot the
nppolnted ball , hotvovcr.nnilhts deposit was
forfeited forciparsfor the crowd. The hall
vas crowded with people und the loser of
the gnmovoulii liavo licen cWlg-oJ to supply
over Hvo lmnilro < l people wllli choice eigara
lad the fa me been played.
A. Victory " \Voii Too
A. Detroit wholesale ) house sent an agent
Into eno ot the nortlicrn counties the ether
day tolnvestljatoantl Tcporton thefalluroof n
dry eroods man Avlioso assets were below zero.
The bankrupt vrta perfectly willing to ex
plain. how it all happened.
"You sec , " ho ald , "I ot married about
two years n o. Up to that tlmo the postmas
ter and his nlfc had been at the head of so
ciety hero and ran the ranch. Ho had the
only swallow-trilled coat anil she the only
silk dress in the town. "
"I see. "
' AVolincllo make a. lead fortholicadand 1
bought my wife aUS-boanct and a diamond
rlnK. "
' Ye.1'
"The postmaster responded by buying his
wife a broncho pony uud a. pair ot diamond
carrlngt. "
"Yes , "
"Then T sub < eilbcd ( MO to a new church ,
gave two Imvti partlos and bought a top-car-
rlaRoand a pacer. "
"Y"
"IJocamcup smilingly with n now brick
house , a progrculvo euchre party and gave
fOO to the heathens oliV-frica. "
"I sco. "
, .
a lunfr , end so T pledged tujsolf for the
preacher's salary for a year , lost MOO on a
deal in wheat , kept two hired girls , bough' '
throe 1'erskm rufi , baclccd a barber shop ,
toolc a hnlf interest In our home newspaper
nnd presented o\cry church In town with a
boll. "
4tThat mu < t have Inldhim"
"Itdld. ilo throw up hh hands ntd sur
rendered ; hut when you fellows In Detroit
drowou inoatthreo da.vs' sight I was dished.
I'm ' sorry IthappeiieG , but you can't blame
mo. If that postmaster hadn't inailo a fool
of himself I'd have been able to ] iay one hun
dred nnd Ufty cents on the dollar , "
Angry at a I Intel.
There Is some trouble between the f ratcrn-
ty and the Cosmopolitan hotel at Helena ,
Mont. II. 8. Kcustadtcr , a Chicago man ,
suecltlie proprietor for$3Litho , allcpedvaluo
of clotlilngstolenffotnlits trunk on thonlglit
of July 3L. The state ot the case appears to
bo aliout as follows : Late at night Ncu-
sladtcr came down stairs anil informed Ivlr ,
Suhvab tliat wlllo ho was out some ono hnd
cntcrea his room and rifled blj Saratoga.
Schvab chlms that lie went up stairs with
Ncustadtcr and examined the situation , The
trunk , so N'euatadtor asserted , was loclcol
when lie cnt down stairs , aad owing to the
fitcb the loclc was of jicculiar construc
tion , nnd that the boxvsa
locked -\\hon \ the oxauiinntlou. was
maue , led Schwab to suspect .something ,
What wsu more evident , a lot of valuable
articles in the room lyitigaround loose hml
not been ton died. Hiitber thai ! luivo anv
trouWo , Schwab decided to settle , and offered
to dose ona reawrmlila bosli. butNoiistailtcr
refused and sued the house.
Schwtib claitmthatho has been vlcllinizcJ
iiiulccBltullar oireuinstanccf maur times , uiiil
Is accused of fathering an article In the
Helena Independent , In whlcli the whole fra
ternity is spoken of lu a very disparaging
way. Thoartlclols salil tohavoboen In tlio
shape of a communication slunedC. 1 , The
boys nro quito Indignant , and assert that It
will bo a cold day when the Cosmopolitan
gets any more of their patronege.
Tliv Drummer Got Square
A sensational action Is to bo brought im
mediately by a young1 Now "Vork man of
fortune against cno of the bos t-lraown tailor-
In g flrins In London. It appears that some
tlmo ago the American Wjw waited upon in
New York by a polished and typical .English
dude who represented the said flrm of
tailors , nndvlio arrlred v\ith a ton of allur
ing patterns In trouscilnpa and other
garments. The Amertcau Bcntlenian sue-
cumbcd to the fascinations of the tailor's
drummer , and ordered goods amounting to
between JEIJO and 2(10 ,
Thonoods were delivered through the peed
ofllccsof a No\vl'ork tailor at Ms place ol
business , and they wcro accompaniou by an
additional bill of T > 5 , alleped to have been
paid for diitioa at llio Uew Yorlc custom
house. The American pentloman paid , and
wore his clothes out. Since then , however ,
the London tailor nnd his fascinating drum
mcr have had a fallliiijout , and the latter has
developed the interesting fact that thopooda
never passed tliroujjh the custom house at
all , and that both the custom house nnd tlio
young American wore swindled. The matter
has been placed In the hands of n solicitor ,
and an action will be commenced to recover
the money ,
K maples ,
M.D. rs'amej1 , formerly with the Omaha.
rubhor company , hns accented a position with
A. . 3j , Strang & Sons ,
Charles P. Lindloyot St. Louis claims to
bo the pioneer commercial drummer. IIo U
seventy-two years old and be an traveling as
a salesman for a JlcriJcn , Couu. , factory
when ho was eighteen.
I * . L. Aldrieh , a traveling nan -who has
boenslctcln I nrgo fora numborof days , hat
an operation performed on him Tuesday by
Dr. Ohage of St , Paul. All the physicians o ;
Moorliead and FIITBO wcro present , The
operation was skillfully performed nnd it was
thought howould recover , but after rallyinp
from the cporatlon be commenced to sink ant
sooii passed nway. The remains will ba
taken to Illinois for burial ,
A Mdlit in I'Jvery Ccrtli.
TothoChLcajro ; Milwaukee & St , Paul
railway belongs the credit of being the
first in the country lo reduce the irjutter
ot electric lighting of trains to scientific )
norfection. Ono ol tlio novel features
introduced in the bleeping ; curs is a
patent electric reading lamp in each
section. With tills luxurious provision
rending : at night before and attor retiring
ing- becomes as comfortable us by d y ,
and when retiring tlio toilet may be
made in comfort mid. seclusion. The
berth rending lump In the Pullman
Rlf ? intii ? Riira run on the Ch.lun.nn. ATII.
o & St. Pnul rnllwjiy , "betwocrt
O mail a nnd Chicago , U patented , and
cannot boused "by'any ether mllrond
conimiiij , It Is the greatest improve-
moniof the ago. Try It and ho con
vinced.
Sleeping cars leave the Union Paciflo
depot , Oinnlisi , at C:10 : p , in. dully , arrlv-
Inpr at Chicago at U:30 : a. in. Secure
ticljets ami sleeping car horths at Union
Ticket olllco , 1501 lariijini Btreot ( Barker
Block ) , Onialm.
J. 1 ! . PUKSTCW , P. A , N"A8ir ,
Pass. Agent. _ Gen'l ' Agont.
Tla tlio AVnIuiHli Ttoiitn.
On SQilomber | 0,2,1 and Octohor 14 the
Wnbash will soil round trip tickets to
points in Texas , Arkansas , Tennessee ,
Misslyaiimi , Louislnnn > Alabama , Goo
pin und llorida ut Half Pure , g-ood for
0 dayri. Komoiubcr tlio Wabash Is the
quickest route South , and Southeast ,
Ucdlning Chair and , Pullman. Buffet
Sleeping Cars on nil trains. Only
IShours to St. Xouis.
S2J * " Chattanoogn ,
40 " "NoxvOrloaas ,
461 " " 'Now Vork ,
with corresponding fast tlmo to all
points South and oast. For tickets nnd
lull Information itirofruil to routes , also
for a copy oE the Southern Homoseokors
Guldo , cull attho Wnbash U'lckotOfllcc ,
1602 PiLrmnn street , Omahu , orvrlto G.
N. Clapton. Northwestern Pasaonycr
Agent , Ouialin , Keb.
miles' JNervcaiulliiver IM1N.
An Important alscoyora' . They acton the
liver , atomach and bowels througti the
nerves. A new principle They ipccJIly
curebtUousness , had taste , torpid liver , piles
und constipation. SplotidlJ for inon , wouira
andchlldn > ii. Kiualkyt , mildest , surest. 80
doscj form ocnta. Kaniplw rw ut Kuhn It
Co.'i , 15th and Doughs.
Chtcrrul 31r . BtllhvnjcRon Chnts
About Hvcntn of tlic Imsl Century.
Ono of the best authenticated Instances
of extreme lonpe\ltj ol the present ccn-
turyis tluvt ol Mrs. Rachel StillvapcKon
oE l-'luslilnpr , L , T. . says the Now. York
Icrald , who will , If she lives until
ThursQav next , attain her ono hundred
ind flftfi year. This rotnarkablo old
aily resides with her Bon , Mr. Ocorgo
Stlilwaggon.at tliocornor ofUiiion and
Monroe streets , Hushing1.
She Avna born ona farm owned by licr
"athcr , Stoplien Ackor , near 1'arrytowi ,
Westclicstorcounty , Sontorabor 18,17& " ) ,
bhls date being1 verified by the rccordaln
the old family hlWo , foruiorly the prop
erty of her parents , in which is also re
corded the marrlago of Stephen and
Mary Ackor a fovr years before.
The .Acker family cremained on the
farm near Tarrylown until 17W , in
wlilch jcar tlioy removed ton , house on
Stone street , near Broad , tills cily , On
February 14,1811 , when in hort\vonlv- \
* i.xtli year , Itachcl Aclter married David
Stlllwjifrpon , a carpenter , with whom
Hholivcil in Stone street until his death
in 1820 , Slio hadBovcn children , Tour
g-lrlB and three boys , of whom but thrco
arollvlnpr George , David and Knthor-
ino tlio latter the wife of a , Mr.V11 -
Ict ? , and now living1 in Denver , Colo. , at
tlioafroof Bovontylivo. She has msmy
crnnd nnd rent-grand clilldrcn. She
fs somewhat below medium hoiprht , with
a pleasant though much wrinkled face ,
which , however , still gives indication
O coinllness In years gone In- .
Hheinnatisin has eauscd her much
trouhloof late and when she moves
around the house It ia only with the aid
of a stout cane. She alvnya enjoyed
vigorous health until her ninety-sixth
year. Since then she 1ms only suffered
with tlio rheumatism , and the services of
a phyHlclnn have boon required but sel
dom since she passed her ono hundredth
year. Her faculties uro remarkably
acute , though for the past three years
her sight and hearing have both failed
perceptibly. Sbo can , however , still
carry on a sparkling ; conversation and
her well told stories of incidents in her
younger days show that lior memory has
not been much impaired by advancing
years.
Mi's. Slillivncron always did her own
housework and mndo her own dresses
until she was ninety-six. She goes to
hcd between nine and ton in the evening1
and rises between six nnd. eoven in the
morning. Until recently she never laid
down during the day , spending most of
her time in u comfortable old racking
chair , knitting ; soelis for her great
grandchildren.
When I called upon her a few days
ago Mrs. Still wagon , said : "I shall bo
3W on September 18. I was four years
old wlien General "Washington was in
augurated as president in 1789. I did
not see him then though I did on ether
occasions , "but ib Is BO long ago I cannot
describe his looks. 1 remember when
the first postoHlco in New York was
established In n fcinall rom in a
hullding nt tlio corner of William
and Garden streets , and the
first postmiutor was a woman , "but I can
not remomljet1 her name. Ido , however ,
i-cinoiiiber Henry Bodlow and Sobastan
Beaumont when thqy were postmasters
of the city and postage -was a shilling
for ench letter. There was only ono
mall each week arriving by coach on
Sundays.
"I remember going to MOwhat was
called a a 4lono ) procession" " to the "Wnll-
about , near the Brooklyn naty yards ,
whore the botllos of manv Americans
wro ) Iwlns ; taken from thoUi-itish prison
ships had boon "buried and tholr bones
"vroro removed in thirteen cofllnsand. sev
eral hogdhcids for burial in a ccmetorj- . .
I also recollect the yellow fever and
cholera scourges , and the great flro ol
Tfow Tork. I went down with some ol
the Vundorbllt family to zneot the mar
quis ol Laf nyottco wlion ho visited this
country us its honored guest , and I know
him very well. I lnowlnmgroving ;
fceblo every day , but I expect to llvo to
eeo another birthday yot. " '
Bloom field , the terminal town of the
IlnmlolpU extension of the Omaha rail-
vay is the best commercial centre in
northern Nebraska.
CODV'S WOOI-IiV -
DnfTulo It ill Ilns I > c ccrutcd the Rcnu-
tlesofEnropoW ith FlixrliiK rosters.
I had traveled to Dresden many a
weary mile ( the German railways are
ntroeious ) to see Raphael 'a greatest Ma
donna , says a correspondent. Arrived
at the Hotel Victoria now conducted by
the forty thieves of .All Baba memory
smd refreshed by a bountiful supper , ]
fell into convorsationwith the hotel porter
ter , an imposing Individual , splendid in
cllt trappings and sidowhiskorsand moa-
gro English.
" You have n beautiful city here , " ;
tandl amtoldthatlt is ful
of localities and of objects that dcligln
ami Instruct allko the student and the
urtist Tomorrow E shall bogia a careful -
ful inspection of those glories , and as ]
am n strnngor hero may I nslc you to
suggest what , as an American , I shoulc
first visit1 '
l'Ach , yah , yah , " replied that intelli
gent creature , "Ihafdor dlcketshere to
sell already. "
"Tickets ? " I repeated. "Tickets to
what1
"ToPufTaloPilfa Vlld Test , " said he
A.11 through Germany ay , allthrougl
old , quaint and lovely Europe has" ; hai
wild and vooly ihow trailed Its awfu
length. The staid old savunsof Xolp
sic , the fitudoUs of Heidellierg , the
artibtsat JIunich , tlioconsorriitlvo aris-
toorocy at Hanover all lost their heads
at the approach of this barberoua
pageant.
Buffalo 11111 posters ( flaming with rcc
and green inks ) desecrated statues am
turrets and walls here , there , nnd every
where. I floated down the Hhino ono
summer day. They pointed out the
beetlingpreulplco \vnoro "dovil-maldons
used to sit and comb their curls and. lure
young inon to certain and awful death
Upon that , blaclt , historic rook the von
dal hands of John Burke had pasted uj
a three-sheet poster announcing the up
pronchof IlulTulo Bill and nn atornoon
and evening performance at Cobloatz.
Water
Lily
Soap
Will
Float.
California's Wealthy Women.
The Hush Callfornians ro disposed to
turn up their noses at MJssBlytho , who
has just become the heiress of aa estate
of $4,000,000. This fortune is accounted
small potatoes , as Califoruia heiresses
go nowadays. Miss Hood was credited
with J2o,000,000 eleven years ago , am
her property lias greatlv increased in.
value In that timo. Lately she invested
Invested 8-IIO.OOOhi n few feet ol land in
San Francisco , nnd two years ago she
paid { 1,000,000 for the Flood building
Mrs. Hopkins .was worth $20OOOOOO
when Mr. Sonrlcs married her , and Mrs
Alexander's shaia of the Crocker estate
Is moro than $5,000,000. , The Misses
Sutro will bo worth several millions
rome day , and the Misses Fair will bo
able to sign a check for $0,000,000 , , each
Miss Blythe is nowhere besldo these
daughters of Croesus ,
Curofor Croup. UsoDr. Thomas' Electric
Oil acconlinit to directions. It is the boa
retnedv f or ill sudden attaclu of colds , palu
and Luflaiumatlon nd Injuries ,
THE nnsr CHEW pp TOIJA.CCO.
Jlow It Feels njr a Jtoy to Try to Do a
Stan Too Builtlciily.
The bo v said It was'"a rcculiar kind ol
tobacco , known as molnsMes tobacco , because -
cause ItVns so sweet , writes "W D. How
ells in Harpor'a YouftbPeople. . The
jthor boys did not ask ; Jio\v \ ho came to
know Us name or wlioro lie got it boys
novornslc anything that .it would bovoll \
tor them to know hut they accepted his
theory and Ills furthoi ; fttatotncnt that It
was ola , mildness singularly adapted to
learners vithout misgivings. The boy
was hlmsolt chowinp Alporously on n
largo quid , and launcilngtho { juice from
his Ups right .and left like
a grown person , and my boy
took ns largoabito as his benefactor
bade him. LEo found it as swot as ho
had boon told it was , nnd ho ac
knowledged the aptness of its name ot
molasses tobacco. It seemed lo him n
golden opportunity to ncquiro anoblo
liablt on easy terms. Ho let the q.uid
rest in his cheek , as ho hud seen men do ,
when ho was not crushing it between
his teeth , and for some momoats ho
poled his plunk up and down the canal
boat with asonso of triumph that noth
ing marred.
Then all of a sudden lie began to feel
pale. The boat scorned to bo going
round and the sky wheeled overhead.
The sun was dodging around very
strangely. Drops ol sweat "hurst from
the "boy's forehead ; ho let fall his polo
and said that ho thought ho would go
homo. The follow -who gave him
the tobacco began to laugh and
the other fellows to meek , but
my "boy did not mind them. Somehow ,
bn < Hil not know how. ho trot onto ! the
canal boat and started homeward , but
at every step the ground rose a3 high as
his knees before him , and then when ho
got Ills foot hiifh enough and began to
put it down , the ground was not there.
Howas deathly sick , ns ho reeled and
staggered on , and whoa ho reached
homo ho showed himself , white and
haggard , to his frciffhtencd mother , ho
had scarcely strength enough to gasp
out the confession of his atttoxnpt to
rotrivo the family honor by learning to
chev tobacco. In another moment na
ture came to his relief , and then ho fell
Into a deep sleep , which lasted the whole
afternoon , so that it Beemod to him the
next day when ho Aroko up , glad to find
himself alive , If not very lively.
Perhaps he had swallowed some of the
poisonous juice of the tobacco ; perhaps
it had acted upon his bruin without that.
His father mndo no very close innuirics
into the facts , nnd ho did not forbid him
the use of tobacco. It was not necessary ;
in that ono little experiment ho had got
enough fora Avhole life time. It shows
that nf tor all a boy is not so liard to sat
isfy in everything.
MS FT A FOKTUNIJ CONDITION AIjLiY
A. Woman Given. $5r5OO , ( Provided
Slio AtnkcB ( iSucccHHful Blarrlagc.
Mrs. Laura Fulton/who keeps a res-
4i 11ui n t nn TTiff 1 * ot rkif fr * lliiLi j-ilt * tj
. - .
heiress to a fortune oft8.V > ,000 in London.
Knglandeaysan Vtehiwn , Knn. , special
to the ChkagoTimosj Sirs. Pulton , who
was formerly Mrs. Iliillendon , widow of
Koraco H.Hafrondendstho wife of John
C. Fulton , a railroad man , although slie
does not llvowith him. Mr. Ilallcndcn
had avesry wealthyun'clft named John A ,
Watson , a bachelor , wh resided in Lon
don. In. January , 1887 , this uncle , wlio
was then moro than seventy years of age ,
died , leaving his nephew's widow $ loOOO
in cash and S10OOOm productive real es
tate. Under ono of the conditions of
the will , however , Mrs. Fulton
has , as yet , , been unahlo to get
the inheritance. The condition is tha
she shall bo united in tliobonds of matri
mony with an honorable * ni.iri . and live
wltlihimlnwedlock at least one year.
In case ota. failure lo carry out this part
of the -will within beveii years of the
death of the testator the property goes
to Trinity church , London.
The marringo of Mr. Fulton and Mlrs.
IlalTcnden occurred about u year after
the death of Watson , but it was an Tin-
happy union and they lived tosother hut
a few months. In order to obtain pos
session of the little fortune Mrs. Fulton
will have to get a divorce from her pres
ent husband and then make another
effort to sail the sea of connubial bliss.
This , however , she docs not seem in
clined to do. B. P.Vnggenor \ , Mrs'
Fulton's attorney , has a certified copy of
the will. Ho says she can come into full
control of her portion of the estate la
less than three months after the condi
tions of the will have" been complied
with. Mrs. Fulton Is a handsome woman
of thirty and has a large circle of
friends. She has ono child , a boy of
twelve , the result of her first marriage.
Rheumatism Is caused hya poisonous acid
In tee blood and yields to Ayer's Pills. Many
cases which seem chronic and hopeless have
been completely cured by this ueUlclno. It
will cost , but little to try what effect the Pills
may huvo in your case.Vo , \ predict success.
Nalentia , the Spanish theologian ,
died because ho was accuscdby the pope
of liaviiig falsified a passage In St. Aug
ustine.
Bloomfield , Knox county , Nebraska ,
the terminal town on the Handolph ex
tension of tlio Omaha railway will bo
soldat.publicnuctlon Thursday , Oct. 2 ,
The Emperor Frederick III. and Ills
son , Maximilian I , , both died from eat
ing too heartily of melons.
Elphinstono died of a broken licart
over the rdsult of the battle of
Floddon.
Judgement
should be displayed In buying modi-
clno alovo all things. In selecting a
remedy for any disease , yon should bo
positi-vo that It contrflirt nothing Inju
rious to th health. , Jfany remedies
on the market Icavo f the patient In a
much worseconilltfjii ' tlian before
*
taking them. , \H \
it-
is purely Yegotablo.i'nnd ' perfectly
liarmlcss ; the most gjijjfcato child can
take i t with absolute snfety. It cental na
no mercury or nilner j ? o any kind ,
and yetlt never falls ti pure the dis
eases It Is recommended , for ,
Zook on Blood and Sltfif diseases free.
Swift Specific Cfl. , , Atlanta , Ga
Prlmorj , Sccondsry cr 1 nl > nr TKnnmcntljr rurtd
In : lu 00 dajra. Wu cllmliuilo oil H oix dun lha
ysteni , eotkat ttcro cont.urtrlo < i ntam o [ tlio < ! ! <
case In anlornt. . I'urtlucanU truatcdat lionic , ( for
tUouuio 1'f'co ' . jrvkB jk ami under tlio
uuo fruaran til * Bll III I ( I tco.lliut vllli
thonwhoprn W VMj II I \ ( rr to corns
hen , -wo vill Jl nil lU contrict t
euro them or * * I VrOfuud nil
monpy nil J t ay entire eiprnto of coinlnf , mllroatl firt
Kixlhotrl tliu. Wo clullcrtrw thv > orld far tcaMin *
cannot cur * . BlrntionthU ixiwr. lUrrna ,
COOK BKnrJUHT CO , , Umalia , Ktbraaltt.
Ofllec , SUOlalrllotel. Cor.mii and
FOR MEN ONLY
F"r LOST or PAIL1NO MAK-
iiuoi ) ' : Oenorul and NER
VOUS nr.llItilTV. tt'oulnesi of Unay ami
Mliiili ElTeulsot Krrora cr OXCMSOS In Olil or
llobiut , Noble JIANIIOUI * fully rote -
to red Wo Kuiruntoo orery taso or money
refuniiod. Saiaplo course , live iluyi' treat
ment , tlifull courno , (5. ( fcourcly Bualed from
btervutlon. CoolcUeuir < lr Co. , Onishu , Neb
OMcc. St. Clalt Uotcl. Cor. I3t baud DodgoSta
A Uoltlo's LIOIIR Journcjr.
HurkoEliott , nyoung man prOmtnotit
in eoclnl and business circles of Lynch-
burr , "V'n. , relates a rctnarknblo story :
"On Juno T , 1884,1 , vljltod the natuml
brlRonnil ( ] was pnrtlculnrly liilorostod
In what IB known as'Lost river'but amore
moro GulttiUo iwma for Itould bo
'Novor Pound rlvor,1 for , though ono
cnnhonr the shock of lla valors iia tlioy
fall over seine subtcrrnncnn prcciplco
nnd oven feel the ico-cold simy from
thoin , II Btnndlngclosoto a small cavity
intliocarth.no ono baa ever cauplit a
gllinpso of tnd Btrcarn ,
"As n sort of experiment and raoro
from idloncsi tl nn any real belief that I
could accomplish niiythlnpr , I wrote out
on n loaf of my mctnornudutn book my
full nddrcss nnd a statement of vhonand
howl committed it to the underground
rlvor , together -\vltli nrcaticst that who
soever should find It would return it to
me. stating' when nnd wlioro the llntllng
toolc placo. This I scaled up in n small
poelvotlltiskof tlilcli { iluss , which I cur
ried in my jiockef , and dropped Into the
hole wlioro the snrny from ILost river-
rises. "
Ho said ho had nearly forgotten nil
about the artrttr , whono'nodny last Mny
lie received from tlio cltr o ( Lyons ,
Prnnco , the loaf ho had enclosed In the
llnsk tind u nnt Iroinoiio John I'onnlng-
ton , an English resident of that city ,
% vliu snld that wlillo out ealltti in the
Gulf of Lyons he had found the tln.sk nnd
contents on February 21 , 1890.
Mmo. .Toano Summary , the dlstltiRiilshed
socletnlro of the ComeJio I'runcalsc , I'arls ,
died Thursday morning of typhoid fever on
tlio eve , ns It wow , of the revival of "La
Parlaicimo" In which the talented actress
xvas to liavc played the lo.idingrolo.
Boils and Pimples
Are nature's efforts toelitnlnato poison from
the Hood. Tliisiesiiltnmy lie accomplished
much more effectually , as well as agreeably ,
through the pioper excietory channels , by
the USD of Ajor'j Sarsapai 111.1.
" For scicrnl jears I was troubled with
bold and carbuncles , hi casting about for a
remedy , itoccnucd tome tint Ayet's Sarsa-
parllli had been used 111 iiiyfutlii't'a fatnlly ,
\vltli excellent success , and I thought tli.it
what was good ( or the father would also bo
good for the son. Tlirrc or four bottles of
this medicine entirely cured me , and I liavo
not since -In more tliin two years had %
boil , pimple , or any other cmptho trouble.
I can conscientiously speak In the highest
terms of Aycr's ' Sarsapatllla , and many
years' experience In Iho tlniR business cn-
alilcs mo to spo.ik Intelligently. " C. JL
IlatllcliI , rartnLuid , I ml.
Ayer's ' SarsapariBIa
nr
2 > BT. C.A.YIR. & CO. , Lowell ,
lrlcc $1 i six bclllvi. (5.Vorth f 5 a bottls.
DPS ,
Pliysicians , Surgeons and Specialists.
14O8 DOTJTGrxA © STRE1EIT
NED.
Tli o most wlrtnlyand lavoriblv
latlstsln tlio UiiltoU hiatus. Tliclr Ion ; ox-
perlunee , remarkable .skill and uiilvorsnl suc-
cos9 In tlio ti-outmeiit and cure o [ Nervous ,
Chronic iuu Surylcal Dlsunscs , entitle thosn
fralncnt physloluiu to the full conOdonca of
tlio anilotoclnvorywlioio. Tlicy Kmniiitco :
A. CERTAIN AND POSITIVE OUKB for
the awful effects of early vlco and tli6 uutnor-
ou9 ovlli that follow lulls train ,
1MUVA.TE , IILOOD AND SlilN DISEASES
fpeotllly , complotfly nnd ncrmimcntlvruroU ,
NK11VOUS UElllLlTV AND HKXUALDia.
ORUEU9 yield readily to tliolr sUIIKul troat-
.
1'IL.KS. KISTULA. AND RECTAL UT > OERS
Ruuruntcou cured without imla or detoatlun
Irani liusliicsi.
Hl'LltOOELiE AND VAIUCOCEM5 potma-
opntlyiincl iiicccMfiilly cured lnGvurrcu.se.
BYL'lllLIS. UONOliltllKA , OLEKT , Hper-
mutorrlica. . Son ; lull Wcakiica , I est jMtmliood ,
NlKlit Emissions , Decayed 1'acultlos. L'fniil ! (
Wuul < iieas anil nil del In to disorder * pocullni
tocltlior BOX positively curM , us well us all
functional disorders that result from joutli-
fnl follies ortlio cxccssof tiinturo yours.
'sT ' I ? If "I' lltf l < Ouiirantocil pnrmixuontl y
. .
OLJML'J. U1VL. _ ciired , rumovul couiilotu ,
without cutting , raustlo or dilatation. Cures
affect crt itt lionio by patient without a ino-
ujciit'simtnor unnoyancp.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MtN.
oi
early vluo vhloh brings
orpanlo wiaknc HSlcMtroylii ( ; both inlml and
body , wltliall its Urcailocl ills , poriuanouty
cured ,
11 l TTT Adeln'ss ' tlioso vlio hnvo Inv
IMJ. . IJLil J-vJpjiirfd tlienitolte * ! ly Im
proper Iniliilitonon and Kolltnry lnblts , which
ruin lxlh mliul and body , unllLtln them for
Imslncs * . stuilv nrniiirliiK ! < * .
MAIiUIEl ) MRS or thee ftntrrlnj ; on that
happy Ufa. awaroot pliyaloaldobllity. qulukly
OUR SUCCESS
In based upon ficu. First Practical experi
ence , tiocoiid Kiory cjso Isspoolally Btudlod ,
thus Blurting right. Third ModlcliiM are
prepared In our liiboratory exactly to Hull
each case , tlum nnoctlnsuiirei without Injury ,
Drs , Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA. NEB.
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Certain dlKordcriot BIKN make Ibem Cluo.
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Tour then sinrt loni clinloo Itnlod liny , V. O ,
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ttatloiiH , onO. AI , fc St I1. 11. It. . Inlets to null
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arK. _ TRY THEN.
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the srent Gulf City of tlio nwir future.
nlflccnt harbor. A million nncl u half ilollivn
now leliiK ipeutln rock aiidlrondooUs , Tim
si-iipcrl of Iho country westof
Writofnr Inlornmtloiiunil limps.
II . M. ruiIKlIEAltTiUO.
INSTITUTE OF OUR
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CltcuUrot IIKNIIV J. 8T11YIJN8 , A. II. 1'rtn.
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nro showingr HUNDREDS Of artloloa auitnblo for WEDDING
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ESTABLISHED 18Q6. J l
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rmlllloiltrlrnwHU
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Ire , or the Destruction of Rome ,
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Illusions , A-vlary , Muaeuma , Aquarium ,
* Actually 1,200 Male and Female Performers
Mammoth. Stage , 450 foot long , Canvas , 65O foot long.
3 Circus Rings. 2 Elevate ! Stages , Hippodrome Track ,
400 Horses , 33 Qoldon Chariots , 5O dagos , 4 Tra'ns. '
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P. T. BARNUN , . . CAPITAL INVESTED. $ ,
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The Theme and A.dmiratlon of fioyalty , the Entire British Press ,
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On tliu niornlmof tlicnliowut Oo'clnck. OwliiK In tlio rarity , c'osl und i > f tlio
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1\\'O \ \ r.XII IIllTtO.N DAILY , ut U'ltiid HI' . I. DOOM oiicn nn hour ourllor.
All touts will remain up until 01 % 31 ,
Admission lo all , only 50 cents , Children under Nine Years , 25 cents ,
An nnico IIUH lioori fetablkhcd ut J. T. KINBLKR'S rilAIUIAOV , IBTII A II I'AltKAM
STKKI.TS. Mlirro rohiTM'il iiiiiulioiv < l heats vtlll Im sola at tlio ix-gnUr prlco , und udiulsbiuq
tickets at thoubiialbllcht iidvauuooii day of hlnnv.
Cheap Excursions on oil railroads.
WILL EXHIBIT AT COUNCIL BLUFFS , SEPTEMBER 20.