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8 THE OMAHA DAILY 33EI l MONDAY , MA110H 30 , 1891. MOTHER'S ' FIGHT FOR HER BOY Krs. Anna E. Olark Acquitted of a Ohargo of Murderous Assault , SHE WANTED TO VISIT HER ONLY SON. , Han Francisco HlRhblndcrn Fight for C. the Fnror of n I'rcity Chinese \Yoiiian-Otlirr North western N'cws. Mrs , Annlo E. Clark was tried in San Francisco last week on the charge of assaultIng - Ing her husband , James , last November , wltb. Intent to kill. Husband and wife have not lived together for some years , and the trouble which caused the arrfcst of the woman was ono of the rosAilti of the bitter fight which has Icon going on In the courts for many months for the castody nnd guardianship of the llttlo son of the wnrtlos. The contest for the child proxy out of the fact that the mother was Induced during the boy's In fancy to sign papers whereby she supposed she waa giving her husband's brothor-ln- law nnd sister , Mr. and Mrs. David Houleln , n guardianship right In the cn < o , hcrhusband and his mother representing that this was the only means of preventing third parties making * n successful application for the child's ' custody. In reality what she signed wns n document giving up nil claim to the boy and authorizing the Hculolns to adopt him. After two years the matter was Inlioti Into court and nn orderwns made tlving the boy to the Itoulolni. Then the mother Insti tuted further proceedings and Judge Wallace gave the child back to her. Then the op posing parties secured still another order giving them the boy , but the mother finally had it sot aside bv the supreme court nnd now has her child. when the shooting occurred , last November , the Jtculolns und llttlo Harry nt their resi dence. 'J'ho mother stated at her trial thn t she had repeatedly gene there for the pur- po o of seeing her boy , but was always refused - fused that permission , even when ho was sick , On tlio duto in question Kculein , she stated , sliovod her down the stops , with la- suit and nbuso. In her frenzy she drew a iiistol and fired , scarcely knowing nt whom , but without Injuring any ono. Tlio jury re turned a verdict of notcuiltyln Jlvc minutes. t. lllgliblnilcrK. Two highbinders who have been osslduous in their attentions ton pretty llttlo Chinese- woman on .Tackson street , San Francisco' created a disturbance In her house late ono night , that brought out Sergeant Price and his squad , as well as 2,000 yelling Mongol ians , who filled up the street for fully two blocks. Ono of the highbinders pulled a pistol on his rival in love , who retaliated by knocking bis antagonist down. In the melco a lot of crockery was smashed and chaos reigned in the woman's house until the police arrived. The sergeant finally cleared the house of nil the male Chinese , and qulot reigned again. Half an hour after the disturbance a light wns discovered in the rooms of the I'iiig ICong Tong highbinder society on Washing ton street , and the squad , axes in hand , broke Itito the room nnd destroyed all the paraphernalia of the highbinders. Serqoant Prlco states that the members of this society have been trying to lit thotr quarters out agnlt : by piecemeal , nnd the resurrection of the society would hnvo been complete In a few days if the police had not again broken the place UD. _ Counting the Nnvi.f < > 9. Census taking of the Kavajo Indians In Now Mexico together with the enumeration of tholr immense herds of horses and cattle and flocks of shcop and goats has begun. Colonel W. J. Mcrmon of the Indian Pueblo Lnguma , ono of the special agents , Btutos that thirteen enumerators have been distributed over the reserva tions. Major Davidson of Philadelphia , the eastern special agent , has his head quarters at Gallup. Just on tbo border , of tbo reservation , nnd will direct from there , while Colonel Mormon , who understands and talks the Navnjo language fluently , will bo on the reservation with the enumerators. Heavy snows and cold weather have detained the worlt , hut the agents thlntt that nn accurate enumeration can bo obtained In two months , although the northern part of the reservation is still covered with a foqt of snon , especially in and around the Carrljo mountains. Trying to Fill His Cliurcli. Rev. W. M. Lane has adopted a novel plan to Induce the young men of Salt Lake to at tend church. Ho had circulars printed , which were distributed among his parishion ers , requesting thorn to ask tholr young male acquaintances who do not attend church their reasons for remaining away. Mr. Lane says that If the services ns now arranged are not satisfactory ho will endeavor to , have them changed in fact , ho is willing to adopt nny measure or accept any plan which will cause tbo resultS desired to bo achieved. F.ital Jvitchon FIro. Mrs. Johanna Staff , a Norwegian woman , \vnstorribly burned In Seattle while attempting - ing to start a fire in the kitchen stove with coal oil. The can exploded and the woman , enveloped In flames , fled to the street , \\hcro atio was caught by her liusband. la his on- < leavers to smother the flames ho burned his f nco and hands badly before ho could tear the clothes from his wife. . The unfortunate - woman was burned from head to foot. Tbo whyRlcians say she can hardly recover. Tbo family is dostltuto. Put Illume ! ! ' Out of IMIspry. U appears that Constable Hcrron of tbo mounted police , who was found near McLood , Alberta , Iro/.onto death , either shot himself or was murdered. Ho lost hja way , and whou found thcro was a bullet hole through Ins head and ono chamber o ( tils revolver was empty. It is presumed that , finding himself lost , in desperation ho put an end to his ex istence , or tirlne the weapon to attract atten tion , lost control of the weapon through his hands being benumbed , and accidentally shot himself. AVuKlilnjjjton Ship Canal. ColonolMcniloll , United States engineer , Major Hanburg and Captain Symouds are tnaidng personal inspection as the board o : engineers of the route lately surveyed for the proposed ship ran alto connect lakes Wash iiliiton and Union , near Seattle , with the Bound. The board will decide whom locks will bo placed and other minor details o xvovk preparatory of getting up a project to Bubiult to the chief of engineers. A'-KII.V OfJCJIK Nchrnskn. Peru schools have closed for a vacation. RI lnB City has sovcnty-llvo cases of la grippe ; - J. Li. Cyphers , an old settler atUlslngCIty , Is dead. . Alma Is out ot debt and has a surplus in thotreasur.v. Floating ) co swept away thn Platte river wagon brlil go at Schuyler , 4 Two city tickutsaroin the field at Alma divided on the taloou question. William AVIIIIs , a ctiroulo disturber of re ligious meetings , was fined at York. Norfolk has received its first Installment of machinery for the beet sugar factory , W. C. llendushut , keeper of n temperance Lall ut Pluinvlow , has been arrested charged with kocpliiK tumbling devices. The farmers' nlllanco lodges in Dakota county have commenced proceedings toward removing tlio post mat tors now in ofllce. The proKTummo for the OrotoCbautaunua fu.se in bly will ba unnnunood soon , ur , Palmer of .New York wilt have cbargo of the IDUllC. Dr. i'orter of Kearney liai boon awarded f 1,314. for Itijurlos mtilvud in getting off a lJulo J'Msluo train which did not stop at tha tlcf > ot jjatforra. Two guests l adtncoticar Fllloy got into uiJtwrution audflied a few thobi utoach fillitr. ' 'J'Ue dancon did not allow the dls- turbueo to uur their pleuuro ; , Iowa. D a Motnm i ll the dirt col looted from her Tke company It taking- down itt poles and wires In Chorolteo as It was ordered to do by the city on account of poor service. ICcokuk Is the Orotnadroonloryouni ? people - plo from the Sucker state. * Hon , J. El. Murphy is acandldato for mayor for the city of Davenport , While It u not epidemic , la grlppo Is un pleasantly prevalent in KcoUuk. C. E. Glass of Gladbrooic will start a paper at Now Hartford about April ID. Mrs. William Toloy of Uubunuo Is the pos sessor of an English coin 190 years old. The only sleknojs in the town soldiers' homo U fourteen cases of chronic complaints. H. S. Bntchclor , n well known business man of Carson , died recently In Santiago , Cal. Cal.A DCS Monies hotel , as n recommendation for Its bill of farohas , a day clerk tnat weighs 835 pounds. Story City has n slltt hat club. Each mem ber promises ou bu word of honor to wear ono on all occasions. Stoux county farmers arc becoming Inter ested In raisin tame grasses nnd many acres will bosoedoJ this spring , Allen B. Monroe of Ulcnwood was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to seven years' Imprisonment. The Journal anys that mud Is so deep In MuscaUno that procors and bakers deliver their wares In wheelbarrows. Thotitnc-yoar-oldsonof Mrs/DoraUloman. a widow woman of Burlington , fell under u moving freight train and lost n leg. Gcorgo Kllngcsblcl , a traveling man , wns nearly asphyxiated by escaping gas la n Kco- kuk hotel. Ho was found just in tlmo , The llttlo two-year-old daughter of J. E. Johnson of Burlington drank some concen trated lye. The mother promptly adminis tered oinotlcs , which probably saved nor lifts. lifts.Tho The qlty council of Fort Madison has re tired Ainiz .Morrison as marshal and elected Gcorgo I Inesslg. Morrison had a gambler named Chamblis arrested who testified ho had L-lven him hush money. Charles Jclenkaof Jicllo Plalno was found dead In his chair Sunday moi-nlng1. The coroner's verdict wns that ho came to his death by failure of tbo heart , superinduced by the use of intoxicating liquors. George I'reglerand son of Durango were attacked by six timber wolves wl.llo on their " way home" from Dubunuo. The two men wore only armed wltb clubs , but the wolves were Induced to boat a hasty rotroat. St. Matthias' ; hurch , Muscatino , gave an rntcrtiilmnmit rccotitlv and thu uroccods. which amounted to ii ) , has Just been sent to Father Edward , Killavnoy , Ireland , for dis tribution among , the poor and needy settlers. The funeral of the late Senator I' . G. llal- llngallwlll beheld In Ottunuvn on Sunday , April 12 , and the full Iowa stale band of DCS Moinct has been engaged to assist in the ceremonies , which are to bo very Impressive. L. P. Williams , superintendent of Linwood - wood cemetery fttUuDuquo , unceremoniously bounced a man and woman from the dwell ing place ot the dead the other day , who.it was plain to bo scon , were thcro for immoral purposes. George Mundy of Wiishta recently butch ered a monster hog which , ho thinks , Is as largo as was ever raised in Iowa. When uUvotho porker weighed SM ) pounds and dressed 7io pounds. The hog was only twenty-one months old. fatato Superintoiide'nt Sabln has received the diploma from the Exposition unlvorsello , I'nris , 1890 , which states in black and white that Iowa received the gold medal for the best educational display when brought into competition with the whole world. Ticket Agent Justice , of the Burlington , at ICcokulr , received a telosrrnm the other day from a perplexed swain in Missouri asking If it was lawful in Iowa for cousins to got mar ried. Tlio agent replied that It was "pro vided they came over the Burlington route. " Thirty-four families of Burlington have formed a co-operative body for the purpose of securing goods from merchants not con nected with the Iowa State Business Men's association. The heads of the families claim that they are erroneously rated by thu asso ciation and take this method of retaliating. Montana. A great many farmers are going to the Gallattn valley this year. Helena foltrs were recently awakened at an early hour by an earthquake shock. The Missouri Fair and Racing association will hold races on May 30 and July 4. The regular fall meeting will bo from September 1 to September 4. Mrs. John E. Lamb , whoso husband was charged with stealing $1,600 worth of furs from a Northern Pncifle car , was arrested at Missoula and charged with aiding her hus band to . Her escartp. four-year-old daughter Is with her In prison. A strike of good OM Is reported In the Mil waukee , nt Buttc , A twolvo-lnch vein of ere was struck about ninety feet from the shaft on the yoo , und about ten feat In on the drift. The value of the roclt has not boon made public , but It Is understood to bo high grade. Illchard Rodger. * and Charles Curns , pris oners convicted of burglary nnd sentenced to two nnd three years respectively In the dis trict court at Dillon , escaped from thq county Jail by digging through the brick wall. They were captured twenty tnllcs away the same afternoon. The Parrot ralno at Butte was closed down for ton days. The cause wns the broa Itinpr ol a dnm , Hooding the lower levels of the mine. The dam was constructed of cemented brick , and was angular with the apex pointed to the pressure. It had been built about flvo years. The water broke through at the flanks. It Is expected that the Great Falls smelter will bo completed by fall , but It will bo late before thls'ts accomplished. It Is likely that the concentrators 'and calcine turnacus ai Mcndorville will be kept running a year 01 two at least. All the old tailings are to bo recrushcd , besides other work. But in nriy event heap roasting will ho stopped next fall at the Montana & Boston , Butto. Undo Jimmy Sullivan , a resident of Diamond mend Clty'sluco 1SCO , was declared insane by a jury at Townsend nnd has been taken to Warm Springs. lie has valuable placer mines und ono of the best water rights in Diamond. His. many friends nro anxious that ho may soou recover und return homo. Ho has no relatives in thiscountrv , but It i said ho has three brothers in York , Mp. , ant a licphow In St. Louis , A seventy-foot stuck nt the Boston & . Montana smelter , Hutto , constructed abou eleven yearn ago , began to loan and almost toppled , so that It was considered unsafe to go near thn place. The cause of this was the thaw which bndloosencd thoground under the stack. It has been ordered to bo taken down A now ono will bo built immediately. Tbo fact that the smelters of the company at Gron Falls are In process of erection will not pre vent the smelter In Butte from being kept in good repair nnd probably In constant scrvico for years to como. WillInm Heath , proprietor of a boarding house near tbo Anaconda mine , was danger ously stabbed by John Murray , one of his boarders. Murray hud missed a bottle o whisky from his room , anil accused Heath o taking it Heath was dressing at the tlmo and when ho came to the door Alucruy plunged his pocltot knlfo into Heath's breast. Ho then coolly walked nwny nnd hid the knife , after wnlch he waited for tbo ofilcora and gave himself up withqut \vord. . Heath' : wound Is severe , but not necessarily fatal. SOH'OUTS TUK M13ASUUB. KUItor Corcoran lc ) nnra HIiiiHolf ot tlio Nonucrry Riil , YoitiNob. . , March US. To the Editor o Tut BKB : I am quoted In TUB Bee of yes tonlay as sending- telegram to Govsrno Boyd pointing out the evils In thoNowborrj bill and asking the governor to veto th niomiro. This statement Is erroneous and manifestly unjust to mo. I did write ( Jovernor Boyd Immediately upon the passage of the bill by thoscnut urging and begging him to sign and approve the measure , THE BUB Is welcome to pro euro that letter from the flics of the cxecu tlvoofflcotuid publish It , nnd If any word o sonteuco subtnlns. In the slightest degree th position taken by T. L. Klrnuall , I will trea the whole B r.r force to the boat In Omaha. lam unnunlllledly In favor of a maximum freight bill und have fought the good fight I voars post in the same spirit as that ovlncet bvTfiK UKK to secure ouo. But things hay changed sluco then. I still maintain the pos tlon tliut the so-culled Nowborry bill Is th best mcsuro that con > ; o secured by this log IsUturoanU that without uuoitlon the urea tody of the pcoplo demand that it bo slgnw nnd approved. Kindly raako this corroctlo InTuullsi : , Ownois tCoiicoK y , Ulitor Domocrut. TRUE TALES POR TOURISTS , omarkablo Features of a Drummer's Llfo Candidly Bet Out , OW REYNOLDS LOST A CUSTOMER , jxpcrlciico oT a Jobber with a Job Lot FIcml-K , Never Touched Hint-Ills Slow Salts. 13111 sort of ft Reynolds is a bnppy-jjo-luoky cllow If ho docs travel for n Chicago under- aklug house. At a hotel the other dny Hill aid ; "It Isn't often that competition bo- oiiios ns brisk as It did between niytolf nnd Bother traveling man of Chicago several oars ago. Down hero In an Illinois town a man owned a hotel and a general store. llo Id n big business and wis ( n gllt-oilnod cus- oincr. My rival and rayaolf xvcro selling ilm about half the goods lie bought and well itlsflcd to do so. Things might bftvo con- nucd to run nlonp- smoothly If It had ot been for tuo hotel keeper's daughter , ho wasn't ' prepossessing , but being the aughtcr of the merchant from whom wo re- oivcd business favors , nnd at whoso hotel wo cro stopping , \vowerobound , after having icon presented to her to show her nil the ro- icct possible. My rival made the town jouttlio first of each month and I arrived 10 .fifteenth. One tlmol gave the daughter box of the flnost bonbons. It was a simple matter. Wo often show our appreciation of ustotnor's favors by making them or mom- lei-s of their families little presents of that ilnd. But my rival heard of It and bought lat young lady nn elegant fan. I wouldn't o outdone , so I took hero fine pair , of opera rlasses. She protested against recoiviiiR icm , but I explained it was a very slight re- urn for the favors her father bestowed upon no. Thus It went on , the presents IncrcnsinB n number and vnluo until one day I was huiiaerstruclc when the young lady's athor In formed mo ho did not beliovoho ou Id buy goods of mo any lonpcr.'VVhatl Ins ho bought her seine present that has nrown mo clear out of the racer tnougut i. riien and there I decided I would ? o at once uul buy her a grand piano and the finest orseand carriage In the country. I would drive him out of the contest. I had already nvcated too much of the firm's money to ) aclt down. But I would llrst see the young ady nnd slyly ascertain the movements of uy enemy In trado. 'Sly iloar Miss Clarissa , ' beeau , She hushed 1110 , snylup : 'I cannot permit you to address mo thus in the future ; 'ircumstunces ' nro different now.1 'What bavo Idono,1 cried I , 'that I am so strangely received V 'It ' Is all Jack's fault. Ho and I lave become encaged to bo married. ' Jack vos my rival. I never sold her father any mow poods and I'd ' sleep in the park botoro 'a go to their hotel to stay" over night. " VitrriH. Mr. Banders Is proprietorof a largo jobbing louse In IMttsburg , OnoofliU regular cus- omcrs is old Joe Miller , a peddler. Joe has a reprehensible habit of offering loss than the market price for incrcnandlso. About two months ago Joe c.imo in to buy some stock and Sanders waited on him. "I'll ' tell you something , Joe , " ho said , by way of introduction. "I'll bo glad to sellyou anything : you like , but if you ofTor mo a penny ess than the prlco I nnmo I'll throw you out of that door. " "All right , " said Joe , "I'll remember. " They came to a Job lot of half hoso. "How much ? " asked Joo. "Two dollars nnd u half n dozen , " replied Sanders. "I'll ' give you $2 , " said Joe , without refleot- Snndors turned quick as a flash , and taking his customer by the collar threw him more roughly than bo Intended down stairs. Poor- Joe rolled down the stoop decline , through a- glass door and landed on the pavement a mass of cuts and bruises. An ambulancohadtobo called a ii.1 the hapless peddler wus taken to the hospital. For fully a month Sanders kept in conceal ment , fcurmg prosecution at the bauds of the Injured man. .Thou asthcrowas no action ho began to breath again , but ho lived in con stant fear of a lawsuit , Ono ( Jay ho perceived Joe coming down the street , his head cov ered with plaster , his arm in n , sling. San ders made a rush for his ofllco and hid bo- tiind the door. Joe came "in slowly and paln- f ullv and looked about him. Suddenly ho es pied Sanders , who stood trembling with ap prehension , "Say , Mr. Sanders , " said Joe , with an in sinuating smile , "you'ro not angry with mo any more , are you f Will you toke two dollars lars for that lotl" I once lent a traveling man ten dollars , whlcti ho promised to repay when ho got nia next remittance. That was two years ago. My money has not yet materialized. I vis ited the said drummer at his homo In Roches ter and gently reminded him of that llttla debt. "Oh , I haven't forgotten it , " he said , cheerfully. "I'vo ' got you down In my lodpor. " "Have you 1" said I. "And what does that amount to ! " "I'll ' show you , " replied rav debtor. "Here's . Take look through my ledgor. a it. You will observe it Is divided Into three sections , lloro , In part one , are the namoa of such people whom 1 wi\l pay as soon ns 1 can ; hero , In part two , 8 v the names of those whom I may not bo able to pay at all , and part thrco is devoted to such Individuals whom I nm certain never to pay. You see I am u mnu of business , and conduct my af fairs , not by double , but by triple entry book-kcopmg. " "And in which department of your lodger- is my iiamol" I asked. "In the Arst section. Your chances arr good. Pcrhans In a few months I may bo able to liquidate my little indebtedness towards you. " I loft him , delighted with such a compro- hcnslvo system of tlnanciorlng. Not nn Order lo-'JL'lireo Months. Philadelphia Upholsterer : "I have just returned from a western trip , " said a pretty well known salesman , "and I glvo you my word I mot a now sot of salesmen at every meal , and they all growled about trade. The last night I was in Cleveland eight of us sat at the hotel tnblo , and out of the Ibt only one man bud taken any orders , and ho was a young man on his lirst trip nnd hadn't dis covered that traveling men wore good judges of liars. Every one was giving his experi ence. Some of thorn hadn't booked an order for a WCOK. Others hadn't sold anything for inoro than that. At the head ot tbo table was a wise looking linlght of the grip , who shook salt on everything and drank oceans of tea , and after tbo conversation lulled awhllo ho wiped his mouth and observed thai bo hadn't booked an order for thq past three mouths. Everyone looked sad and said tlint It was hard luck. lie sold Iron bridges , Gertrude Will Llko Thin. The head salesman in a prominent down town wholesale house stands in the way of getting himself disliked. It scorns that Mr. ' Salesman , as wo will call htm , carao homo to his wife and family as usual last Saturday. \Vhllo taklnc his weelily bath traveling men do bathu occasion ally , at least this ouo does bis wife happened into the room and unfortunately discovered the imprint of eight presumably pearly tcotn. The marks were where n man could not possibly bite himself and wore black and blue. The storm which raged about that little homo for awhllo wassomcthlng awful. 1'oor little wife , unable to boar her sorrow alone had to con 11 do In a friend ; the friend told her husband and thus the story got out. There is ono traveling man at least who will bo more cnroful In the future about run ning Into the bed post , for that Is the excuse ho gave. Never i'lutriud Him , Mr. Hilly- Smith b a well known character In the dry goods trado. Ho is a royal good fellow , spends money freely nnd never trios to got nnend of auyono except n railroad com pany. Ho will travel on tciilpcrs1 tickets. Not long ago he bought a ticket from , Cincin nati to Now Orleans , which had the name of NVIIllam Hill on.lt , The conductor on the train lint collected nil the tickoti from the passengers 'in the Pullman car and later came through asking the passengers tholr Bamc.3. When ho reached Mr , Smith's ' sec- Continental Clothing House. > * Prudent la'tiyers ' cannot afford to spend one dollar for any article of clothing , until they have seen f some of tlie bargain lines in Men's Suits , Spring Overcoats and Boys' ' and Children's Clothing/ We are having the largest sale in Children's Suits ever held in Omaha. Wevill sell this week : ff25 ° ® ° ys' Cheviot Suits , ages 4 to 14 , at $2 ; regular price outside of our store See show windows for samples. 150 Suits , ages 4 to 14 , of the celebrated Sawyer Double and Twist Cassimcre , at $4. Sold last season for $7 , SPRING OVERCOATS. 7. We are showing the largest variety we have ever carried in Fine Overcoats , . Look in our show window and see the Melton Overcoats , in a medium shade , cloth and silk-faced , at $7.50 each. MEAN'S SUITS , . ' - The biggest value ever shown in the city is our All Wool Argyle Cheviot , at $7 , See samples in our show window , elegantly made and trimmed at $7 each ; all sizes , We will send" a sample of this cloth to any address. FRREXIxA.ND , LAOOMIS & CO. , CORNER 15TH AND DOUGLAS STS. OMAHA. BOSTON. ISIIiiW YORK. DES MOIMES. lion ho said : "What Is your namol" ' William Hill , " promptly replied - plied Smith. The conductor oyoJ him suspiciously but passed on , handing him n largo line of tickets. The next morning Mr. Smith was performing his ablutions. Ills wlfo had previously made htm a handsome sponge bag , on the outsldo of which were embroidered tlio Initials . II. S. , and the bag was lying on the wash stand , when the conductor came in. Ho looked at Billy , tucn at the bag. Then ho said quickly : "You told mo yournaino was William Hill , to cor respond \vith vour ticket , what do these initials , ' W. H. S. " moan i" Quicker than a flash Billy replied ; "You il d fool , these Initials stand for William Hill's spougo. " THE CU1UIENOY QUESTION. Keeping tlio Important Subject Do for o the People. PALVTHA , Nob. , March 27. To the Editor of Tim Bui : ; In your issue of March 23 an article from the pen of K , S. Baker appears , and In It there are some very startling state ments. Allow mo brlof space In your columns to notice ono or two of them. The first is ns follows : "Tho resumption nctoflSTO brought a depreciated currency to par and strength ened our national credit , " aud further on ho adds : "At that time ( May 31,1878. ) the law was approved which forbade the retirement of nny moro of thso United States notes , nnd that Is the amount of greenbacks now in existence , " the amount in force being $340- , 081,010. If nny ono can tell mo how the borrowing of § 100,000,000 of gold nt'l per cent to pay or redeem $310,081,1)10 ) can strengthen the crcuit 01 tneso greonoacirs is 10 me a problem. Jlntk that af to ? , your S100.- 000,000 nro paid , if.thoy are d/wanded , jvlll not thb povernmont be compelled to borrow another $100,000,000 to meet and liquidate those very same notes so redeemed , for Mr. Baiter tolls us that tha law of March 31,1878 , forbade the retirement , alias cancellation , of these same ? 310.031,010. Now , let any rational man ask himself the question as to whcro the strengthening process comes In. Lot as clvo a brlof business illustration of this position : A doctor holds a note , not bearing interest , against ono ot his pa tients. This debtor is a farmer ownins n very fine farm on which are minerals of every oracr , timber of all qualities nnd a pro ductive power for agricultural products that cannot bo excel led. Too doctor uses this note as collatei-al security and does not hurry up his pailent for pay. But what would wo say of this well-to-do farmer if howont tea bank er and borrowed flOO in gold at * percent and gave a mortgage on hiafarm for the samo. but after obtaining his gold ho wont and locked up his $100 m Rold In his cellar , telling " the people ho met that ho was out of debt and owed no man anything and thut bo could pay as ho wont along. How long would tills farmer's family bo in applying for a commission of lunacy 1 And1 yet the very sumo thins has l > ccn done aud has cost us $50,000.000 of interest In twelve yearn" time , for John Sherman bor rowed SlOO.OOO.OOJot gold to redoomfMO.OOO- 000 of irredeemable money , nt least so says the law of Hay 31,1878. , If U.S. Baker c.vn refute the above analogy please let him show Hup , for as hosa > s In the heading of Ills article , "Keep It Before the People-1 a concept I most heartily In dorse. Yours , a dead green backer , Joii.vS. KESOIUTlONi > OF RESPECT Adopted 011 tlio Heath of Phillip Von AVInrfhelm. OMAHA , Nob. , Marcu 28. The following preamble and resolutions were adopted by a cororalttoo appointed by tbo Omaha Veteran Flroracns' association : Whereas. U hasploaseil the Great Architect of thouiitvcrso tnroniovo from our mills tour latn brother , I'lilllli ) Von Wlndliohn , nnil \Vlicroiis , In vlow of the Irreparable loss wo have sustained by tlio decease of our esteemed f rlund and associate , und of tlio still huiivlor loss sustained by tliuso who uero nearest unU dourest to him , nnd Wicioas , That It Isbiita just trlouto to tlio memory of tlio departed to Hiy that In ruKrot- tliiH his doiiilhc. wo mourn for ono who wns In every wny worthy of our respect and regard , thoruforobolt Itcsolvod , That In tliadoiithof Phillip Von Windhuliu this association liunonts the loss of n , brother who wns over ready to protror tlio liund of nldnnd the volcu of syinpiithy to the needy and dlHticsvod , and us a member ot the association , whoso utmost endeavors worooxpvotcd for Its welfare und prosperity : a friend iiiuluoiiipHulon wliu WIIH dear to us till ; a oltlzon whom upright and notilo life wus n Htandardofuiniilution to his follow * Kosolvod , Thutwa sincerely condole with his filially on thodUponsatlnn with which It lius ploitsodlllvluoil'rovldoncoto iillllet them , und coiniiiciid thuni for consolation to Him wtioonlersall thliiKH for the best itnd whoso ohustlsoinentH itru meant In mercy , and that the heartfelt sy miBithy of this association bo oxlcudod tlioia In tljolr horoiivcinoiit. ; Itcsolvcd , Tha. UH-KO rcHOhitloiiH bo spread upon the recordsoJ the ussoolatloti und u copy thereof bo transmitted to the family of our ducoasoa brothcRxnd tooaohaf thodally pa pers nf Oniuha. , , -L" " FllANK II. KOESTKHB , AUIKIIT II. HAMIKII , , iO. HUNT. Committee. Baking Powder DrsBettsBBtts , Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists , 14O © DOUGLAS STRELBT OMAHA , NED. Tno most widely and favorably known spec * lallsts Inttio UiiltoJ Suites. Their long ex perience , remaikatilo iklll and universal suc cess In the treatment and cure of Nervous , Chronic nnd Surgical Discuses , entitle tlieso eminent physicians to the full confidence ot tlioaflllctpcl ovcrywhero. Thov ctinrnntooi A OEKTAIN AND I'OSITtVK OUKE for the awful effects of early vlco and tlio numer ous ovlli lliatfollow In Us train. 1'KIVATB. IlLOOn AND SKIN DISEASES spei'dllr. cornplotolvnnrt permanently cured. NERVOUS hinilLlTY AND SEXUAL , DIB- OKDEIIS yield roadlly to tholr Kldllful treat- , FISTULA AND RECTAL UtCKUS ctinruittccd cured without pain or detention from business. IiYDKOOEIn AND VAIUCOCELE perma nently nnd successfully eured In ovary ease , BYl'HIUS. GONOUUI1KA , GLEET. Spor- matorrhca , Pcinlual Weakness Lost Manhood , Night Emissions , llccaycd Vtioultli'S , tfcmale Weakness nnd till dollrtito disorders peculiar to either sex positively cured , us well as nil functional disorders Unit result from youthful follies or the excess of mature yours. TlMrTITftU Guaranteed pormane ntly o L1VJ.I > 1 U l\b cured , Totnoviil complete , without cutting , caustio or ( imitation. Cures effected at homo by patient without o mo ment's pnln or annoyance. TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN. A TTIT ? niPrJTIm awful effects of /iOUiXli L.UK.L , eariy vlco which brhiRS orcanlo weakness , destroylnz both mind arid body , with all Its droided Ills , permanently cured. ni ? < T1JT'I\ ? Address those who have Im- s J71\O. DLi J. 1O puliod thcmi Ivcs by Im proper Indulgence and solitary nablt" . which ruin both mind and body , untlttlnj them for buMnoso. study or marriage. MAUIUED MEN or these entering on that happy life , \vuro of physical dublltty , quickly assisted. OUR SUCCESS Is based upon facts. First Practical experi ence. Second Every case Is specially studied , thus stnrtliiK right. Third medicines uro prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit each case , thus effecting ourcswitliout Injury. Drs. Betts & Betts , , 1409 DOUGLAS STREET , - OMAHA , NEB , Macbeth's "pearl top 'J and "pearl glass " lamp-chimneys are made of tough-glass that costs four times as much as common glass ; and the work otv them costs a good deal more than the work on com- mori chimneys , just as the work on a dress is proportioned tioned to cost of stuff. , 9 The dealer is right in saying lie can't afford to sell them at the prices of common glass chimneys. And , what will become of his chimney trade if his chim neys never break ? He is apt to be wrong ; there , He can afford to charge a fair price and give new chimneys for all ihat break in use. e Have a talk with him. ritUburg. Gso. A. MACIICTII & Co BROWN STOCK FARM. 1891. STALLION SEASON. 1891 MONVVOOD 11212. . Blrort by Alonon , by Nut wood. S:18i : ? laidivial'rufaco , by I'urcosfJi'Jl . 2il dam Anthem , by t'uylor 100. : M duin Anpiistii. by ItVhdyk'H IJalUouiirtpr , 4tli dum Dolly Mills , by Seuky'H Aiiiurlcaiiiilur S35 TO INSURE. Brood Marcs , Colts and Fillies For Sale , Including two by tlionrout lllnokVllkcii Biro of Wliislinv Wllkos JiU ; also u fushloimblu bred i'-jcur-old WHUus stalllon-u sooUuiio. Send tor utuloguo ; or butter , como unusuo " ' M.'p. BROWN , Fnpll ion , Neb jlrQithuaclcnowir | ! < 1 { ItuOing rcuivdy for all in.i unnatufal dUcharRei an' * r > rlvmmll > enieiuf mm. A certain cum for tin * ilcbllt- . tatlng wcakneia peculiar to woiutn. I rreicribeltand fotliafa In rrootinnnidlut ; It Ui bU M Uxkl KttfVK 01.00 TO A COLD IS INFLAMMATION. POND'S EXTRACT REDUCES INFLAMMATION. CURE Specific Directions. IF A COL.I ) IN Til 1C IIV.VU , apply 1'oml'N Kxtract ( diluted one-half ) bn muni douche , or mmfl' II , or vaporize It ever u lamp ami liilmlo COLD tlio rumen through tlio MONO. IV HOAItSK , Jin rule itltli 1'oud's Extract oovcral Union dully. IN IP THIS TIIIIOA' * ' IK SOIKE nnd MXIIC NTIl'P , rub tlio neck EASIEST tlioruiiglily M'ltlt I'oml'i ICxIruct , nnd , ou retiring , \vriip tlio nock In n. woolen ttniulugo Huturutcd WAY ivltli I'onrt'H IJxtrnct , nnd pro tected by uit outer wrapping. IF THE : MINUS A HI : SOUK , APPLY take n IciiKpoonful of Pond' * Kx * tract Tour or flvo times daily , ' IK TUB limits ACHK nnd are POND'S core , rub tlicm vigorously wltb I'oiicI'D Extract. EXTRACT FOR CHILBLAINS , batliowlth I'oiid'N Extract njul bniulaco With clotli saturated ttltlt Pond's Hx * TO tract. Itclilnc qiilclcly stoiipcd. BUT do Jiotiiurchiiso oiuo cheat substitute and expect It to Io wlial PART - I'oiid'n Extract ivlll. llo uro you Jinro gciinliio article. Aludo on If by Poud'N Extract Co.ctv York und I.oiulon. NtO OTJREXl NO FA.Y. 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. SOTcntoon years oxperlfnio. A rojiihr cr.ilint < > In rntdlclno , : ii dlplonin ihovr. Is still tro-itln ? irlth tin ; k'ioatc t SUCCCJ3 , nil Xcrvom , Chrunlcnnit 1'rlv.itu Dim i > oi. A parmitncntcuro vunmntcoI ( or Cntnrrli . perniatorrhncn , Lost Manhood. Bomliml Wouknoii , Nlitlit I.OHCS , Inipotonny , Stplillls. Hlrlcturo , anil nil Ul8- oisoH of the lllooJ. Skin nnd Urinary Oains. Nil. 1 KUnrnntco $ .VJ for ovorf case I imilortike anil fill to euro. Consultation froc. BooleMystorloi ( of Mfo ) BenUroj. O.llcoliourJ 3 n. m. Ia3 p. m. HunJnr 10 n. 01. to lira. INSTITUTE. Kortliotrontmontof nllCIIUONIO AND DISKASI . llraroi. Appliances for Duformltloinnd TrusBcci. Host Kucllltlci , ApparntiM mil llomoilloi forsuccessful Irtntuient of every form of I | | C HQ requlrlnitiModlenlor SurKlc.il Trimtmont. NIN'KTV IllJOMS KOll I'ATIUNl'S , Jloarcl nnU Attcndauoo. llo t Accoinmodallons VVoit.Vrllo lor clroulnrs on Jofonnllcs ) | nnilllrac-oj/rriisioj , Club Keot , Curvii- luroi of Hplnoat \ \ , Tunion , Cnnccr , Cnlnrrh , Uroncliltla , Inhiilatl.in. Kloctrlrltr , 1'anilrsH , Kplt- crtr , Kldnoyii , lllnddcr. Kyo. Kur , Skin unit Illooil , ml ( ill Hur fnpenitloni. | ( . IIISIJASIISOK WOMKN a i > ccliillo. JlocVos IMicaie'Df Women ITOO. Wo liiuo Isloly ndilcclii lyln In Department for Woman During confinement ( StrlUly 1'rlvato. ) Only Holla- llo Mt'illcnl Iili.ttilto ! JUklnu n tipoolalty of 1'ltl- VAT1C DISBASKS. , . , . , . All Illood Dltoasen nucro rullr troateil. Jloalclna or Instruwpiiti lout br nmll or njcprois ocuroly lacked , no > imrks to Indlpato contmiti or ncmlor. Ono porsoim" Intorvlovf prcfiirroj. Cillnnrt consult usorncntllilt err of your ruRC.niu ! KO wllt ciiil In lain wrnpnoronrllOOICTO StK.X KllKIJi upon IT1- vntc. Spceinl or Kerrout DUoasei , wlthqucatlunllit. Aclilromall Utti'ri to Dr. A. T. McLaughlln , Pr-aaldont Hth and Iliimoy Streets. DKE.C.WBIS NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT , ? S ? t''iufVwpfM lon.Vo'j'illBw'oVRe'lfrViiJtw. .nltlni'ln iniuillraail U < Hne to raliirj cl r i and deVth PrtmMuro Old Age , Hairtnneiv , l.oi of row r Jaolln'erMi.lP olaiit 7l * . ' nrt flptrm.torrlfwj ' ' ; 1 | SuliSP'lir'jVwViJrVloa of"thc'iir tnrV ir-Guie"or OT r-lndulg nc . Each box conuln * onamontt'ilrwaU "ent. il aliot , or tit for t ) , i nt br mtIliirep- ' ' ' . With * h ord f far ill boxn , will runJ purchi iraarinlia to nfind nc 7 If tlio tnnlmmtf1 GOODMAN DRUG CO. , 1110 I'uraam St. , Onuilia , Not ) , cVlANHOOD RESTORED. "SANAT1VO , " the Wonderful bpanluli Ilrniedy , It told IUi a \Vrlt tuniiuarniitcu to cure all Ncnoui Ula- catre. lucti at Weak Mdiior ) ' , iftta of Ilralo I'ovar , Ilcadlche , W lcf ulniu , 1/iit Man hood. KcrvouBneei , Laa- lltude. all ilrolm and Doforo A. After Uso. loti of power of the Photographed from life. Urneraths Ormci , in clll.cr rci , caused by ovcr-e rtlon. jouthf ul | Dde crtUoQ .orthu " "wire use of tobacco , opluui , or mtnuhntj. which ut'Jmately leadtolnnrralty , Connuuiptlon nd In.inllv. I'ut up la coDvcnlcnt form to carrr In the vwt pocket. IT co II o packacc , or ( for W. with every Uorder we glvo a written iruiraiiteotn euro or refunil tlio money. Bent ry mail to any Mrei . UrcuUr free , /lentlonthlBMper. Adilrfw. MADRID CHEMICAL CO. , r"f > i Offlc. for tf.B. A. 417 llrorlxirn SlrrA. rillUAflO. II.U Foil 8AI.K IN OMAHA. NKB. , UY Kuho 4 Cuv Cor , IStU & DOIIKIM lit * . I. A. Knller A Co. , Cor. Kill & DourlMbU. A. . D. tuitcr A t' . . Cguacil JilvBi. la. Moore's ' Tree of Life , A p'ulllvo ruro for 1C litncy end Mrer Ccmplnlnl nnil nllliluoil d'sonioa. lnoilliay | lo sillier vrlina you cm bo eurcil by uilnu Mourn'i Trpo u ( I.lfo , Hio ( ircut Mfiilloinolr' I'rlioJI per bjttlo. Via- p.irudanil put up by Dr. J. II. Mo HO , TlihTI.MO.MALi Thin l torcrliry Unit 1 Imvo to teil tlio mpdlOA rrcpcrtlcf ot Dr. Jlooro' Ttco of I.lfo rainuity to ra vntlrn cntlHlucllon.nnil cm nmat licirtlly rccom nu-nil It lo lliimilli'rlnj. nml nllllclcilcvoryHlicro. to bo nil claimed fur H In Ilio uliuvo ptuluint-nt. J.nst fprlni ; 1 wni inirprlnii from lufn of n | > | itllo , roiiiCI- nntliin , t t. , or Bliuillnif Irom klilnuy nml llTar Irniililc , nnrt Ilinrt not n ei1 onci hotllo of tliU grent I.lfo llcuiody until I wn Kiunlly rfllvnl. .My wlfo nlno , UliiK ntavory crltUial stnKO III llfo , was uf fuiliiKiniirlinttliiiiofnnct bylho in of iliH rora- oily liai lipon av < l Irom iiiuili nlIerlnK nml pobiu hly ftmti inemiiturn iliMtli. Our younirett ion'f licnltli fur i.o ciBt ycnre lini been very iliillento. Ha ronlrnitixl 0're ' luni-troiiblo by luklnK r M wllU .iionteli wlilcli proiluceil Krcat norvoui ilclilltty iinq occniloiinl Mocillnu uf the lunun ; lielmi uscil aoma fourl'Ottlonof ' Trco of I.lfo nml froli ttml lookxnl UioiiKli now llfu hart loan itlvcn him , If ) ou art alllldid , irj It. OKIIIOIK Mll.icit , Cnrlltlo , In. 1'rMldlng Klder. RELIABLE Iron & ffiro Miiniifnctiircrs of Iron iind Wire I'onco % Desk Giinr'ls , Imiirovcd Awnlngtf. Co.vl and fin.nilHvri.uui9 , IronStitlrvtayri , Iron Dunn nnd SliuttuiM , Wlru'BlKin , iilsolirus Work of ovorj All kinds of repairing. 217 South 12tli Street , Opposite Nebraska National BankjJJmaha , " DR. "BAILEY , Graduate Dentist , A KullFrt lit Teeth on llubber. [ or KIVH Uor.UHH. A purled Ot Kuarnntceil. Tenth iutracl 4 wliliout puln or ( Inrmor. nu't ' nUhoutanuuillictlcn. ( ioiil and illfor nlllniM nt IUWKH rntoi. llrlilfunnil Cruvru Work , TmitU nltbuutplato * . All work war- , PAXTON BLOCK , I6THAND ICiitrnnco , ICtli iit t clcralor Upua until J o'clock. nnnllTI HANOAMVOOI ) CAI-IJUKKS are tin Illllill I ft boit nn4 onlrcap > ul priucrlbod by UUUu I n rumihr phrilcluii * lor th euro of Qonorhcaa end UUchargoa from the urlriffr ortfaol nuorltca or aciulrol ll.M par Wx. AlUtuirgUU
