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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1893)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : i THURSDAY , JUNE 20 , 1803. WAS NOT GUILTY AS CHARGED Botert Parka and Irtoncls Have Occasion to Ecjoicc , JURORS MAKE A VERDICT OF THEIR OWN Finding In n Sotilh Omilm HhontlitB Cn o Followed by n Suit lor DBIMHKCI JSml at tha I'ark-.IncUinnn C'nio Xot Vet Itcnclicil. The vcnllct of the jury In the criminal court , In the case of the state against Hobcrt Parks , charged with shooting with Intent to kill anil murder , has convinced Parks that ho was not horn to dto at the end of a rope , ns twelve men found him guilty of simply assault and battery and that the authorities erred when they charged him with the com mission of n more heinous crime. A few months ago Parks , who Is a n plumber , was In the I oo hotel and went Into the drinking annex of the hostelry. While thcro Khody Hcdman and John Jackman entered Into n discussion with Parks upon the subject of what the American Protective associations had been doing nnd what they could do If they felt disposed to draw the lines down real lino. Hot words followed nnd some blows were struck , and Parks drew a revolver. Some person struck the gun nnd knocked it In line with Jackman just In , time to send the ball crashing through his shoulder. Jnckmun has commenced a civil suit against Parks , In which ho demands a judgment for the sum of $10.000 for personal injuries re sulting from the shooting. ( IruiitPil nn Injunction. Judge Walton passed upon the case of the National Bank of Commerce against the county of Douglas yesterday afternoon , granting a permanent Injunction , restraining the county treasurer from collecting the tax levied by the county commissioners last July. July.Ono Ono year ago when the assessor called at the bank , the oftlccrs of the concern listed the stock and other personal property at the sum of $3 < > , iU3 , holding to the opinion that the shares of stock should ho assessed against respective stockholders to which it belonged and not against the bank In a lump. Notwithstanding this tlio commis sioners followed out the old established rule and assessed the stock against its owners , raising tlio value to fSU.-IGt. The case went into court , the bank tendering to the treasurer ? 'J02.02 ' , the amount of tax on $39,843 , the valuation returned to the as sessor. ' Thcro arguments were heard on the application for the permanent Injunction , whioh was granted yesterday. In passing upon the case Judge AVnlton hold that the commissioners could not ralso tlio valuation of property unless some freeholder Hied n complaint showing that the assessment was too low lower than that of similar property in the immediate neighborhood. Henry Martin , the young man who was charged with having robbed Hello Brandon a woman of the town , wiiilo she was drunli and asleep , of the sum of $ l'i > , was found gulltv by a jury in the criminal division of tno district court. Verdict lor Mmlli Onmliii. In Judge Ogden's court City Attorney Van Duson and the municipal government of South Omaha had great luck yesterday cleaning uo an oven $ J,500 , and going away happy. A year or so ago , when the F street bridge collapsed , James Hagcrman and James Powell - ell were caught in the wreck , each sustain ing injuries of ti somewhat serious nature nnd consisting of cuts and bruises. They imagined that the city was responsible for the defective condition of the urldijo nnd brought suits for 87,000 each. At the last term of the district court the llacorinun case was tried , the Jury returning a ver dict In favor of theclty. This term Powell's case was called and after u lengthy trial the jury found for the plaintiff , fixing the sum of $5.000 us the amount which ho was en titled to recover. City Attorney VanDuson hold that the amount was excessive nnd BO argued before the judge , who re duced itho verdict by cutting it in two in the middle. The city will appeal to the supreme premo court , urging that as there had never been any notice served , slio\ying Unit the condition of the brldgo was unsafe , the city was not responsible for injuries that oc curred by its collapse. May Do lUutliid In 1IU .MmlnrHi. Ansil Dickinson , a young man from Valley , ' was caught in the act of breaking open a car that was standing on ono of the side tracks at Valley. Ho was held to the dis trict court , but , being unable to give bail , he went to ] : iil , where ho has since re mained. Yesterday morning Ansll com menced to exhibit some rather peculiar symptoms , such as running about his cell and working his nrms witli a motion similar to that of the piston rods of nn engine. Tir ing of this lie would suddenly stop and In a loud voice exclaim : "Omaha ; change cxira for the asylum switch. Passengers for the penitentiary will keep their scats. " The authorities think that ho Is sham ming and that ho Is working his cards to keep out of orison , hut In order to glvo him a chance the case will bo Investigated by the insanity board. Piles of people have puos , ut Dawltt' Witch Hazel Salvo will cure them. Tlio management ut .Courtland bench hope to BOO llvo times as many people on tlio grounds as usual , lit the balloon as cension and parachute lump to night. If thcso attractions are well pat ronized special features highly enter taining will bo mlded quite often. Buy your dry poods Thursday nnd Fri day nt the Moi > o Dry Goods CO'H. , Tlioy celebrate the closing days of their vot- Inp contest with rousing hitf bargains all over the house , Sou add Oth. page , n.vsr Vln till ) Will ) . nil IliillrouiU No. 1. For tlio Epworth league convention vontion at Cleveland , O. , Juno 21) ) to July 2. The Wnbnsh , In connection with the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation com pany , will muko a rate of $10 for the round trip from Chicago. No. 2. For the V. P. S. 0. 13. conven tion at Montreal , July 5 to I ) . Only $18 from Chicago via the Wtibash. In ad dition to the regular sleeping curs elegant new tourist earn will bo attached to this train at $ l.f > 0 per berth. Foil TiCKivrs , sleeping berths or n tourist-folder , giving list of side trips , with cost of tame , call at the \Vnbnsli i ofllces , 201 Clark streut and Dcurbori n : station. Chicago : 1502 Furnam street nt t Omaha , or write G. N. CLAYTON , tf. W. P. Act. , Omaha , Not * Morse Dry Goods Co. , hold spocia bargain sale Thursday and Friday t : < wind up the great voting contest. Spe dial price for these two days. See Bid Dth page. Balloon ascension tonight , 8 o'clock. $100,00 lots &J5.00 down ; see page 7. LOW ItATi : KXCUKSIO.V To fiulvciton , Tcz.i nml lleturn. Thursday , July 0 , 1 will run a specia , low rate excursion for fruit land buyer ' from Omaha to Galveston , Tex. , and re turn. For particulars call on or nddros R. 0. Patterson , 425 Ramgo blooh Omaha. Water Hi'iiU Hue July lt. Payable at otllco , Dee building. 5 po cent dUo.ount if paid on or hoforo Jul , 1st. Failure to receive bill will not en tltlo auyono to discount after July 1st. Olllce open till 8 p. in. 'Wednesday nnd Saturdays till July 1st. Rftconelon tonight , 8 o'clock. FALCONER'S ' 85C WAISTS $2.26 , $3.60 , $4,25 and $6.00 Jersey Waists All Splendidly Made of Best Material. IN BLUE , BROWN AND BLACK Illnck * Co mo In Stnnll Sized Only , All RO Toilny. 1 to a Container nt 85o Kncli. JnckctK mill AVrnpi Worth Up to 818.00 All nt 83.00. JACKETS AND SILK WRAPS $2.00. . The wraps in this lot are perhaps old styles , but think of the price , S2.00 a picco for wraps that Bold at $10.00 , $12.00 , 815.00 * and $18.00. The jackets bold as high as $12.00 a picco. At $2.00 a piece you will have to got hero in time , it you want ono , style or no style. JERSEYS AND BLOUSES , 850 EACH. These jerseys and blouses are splen didly mndo and of tlio very best ma terial. None of thorn sold nt loss than $2.2j and most of them at $5.00 each. You can have your choice today at 800 a plcco. Wo are unloading or you never would bo able to got a bargain like this. Not more than ono jacket , blouse or wrap will bo sold to any ono customer. customer.PORTIERES PORTIERES & 3.75. Another 2nd iloor bargain , all our $ , 5.00 , $0.50 nnd $7.50 beautiful chonollo portieres , such as are shown in our win dow yesterday and today , go today at $ . ' ) .75. These are all now curtains , heavy fringe , top and bottom , allIS Inches wide and 3 yards long , at $3.75. They are the best bargain wo have over offered in curtains. All our $10.00 chenille portieres go at S5.05 per pair. All our $12.50 portieres go at $7.33. SMYRNA RUGS $1.25. 50 Smyrna rugs 21x45 all go at $1.25 they are worth double this prico. All our 2lxf ( > l Smyrna rugs go at $1.08 , you cannot buy these anywhere for less then $4.50. All our 30xGO Smyrna rugs go at $2.03. All our 30x72 Smyrna rugs goat $3.08. Those are very special prices on these choice rugs , and are for ono day only , Thursday. N. B. FALCONER. Don't miss the balloon ascension anil parachute jump tonight at about o'clock ut Courtland Beach. 8400.00 Jots $23.00 down ; sco pngo 7. WILL BE PAID IN FULL. Kxnmlnor Cirllllth Snya Amorloin Niittonnl Depositors Will net Tholr Money. National Bank Examiner Grifllth stated yesterday afternoon that it was almost cer tain that the depositors nnd creditors of the American National bank would ho paid in lull , and that with anything llko a normal condition of the money market there would bb uo question as to the bunk being nblo to resume business. The comptroller of the currency has submitted a statement as to his position in the matter and Instructing the examiner as to the course to bo pursued. The stockholders of the institution are very desirous of resuming business , and it is simply a question of' the success that they will have in raising money in the cast. The present stringent financial situation makes this much more dinicuU than would bo the case under ordinary circumstances , but strenuous efforts are being made , with a possibility of ultimate success. The absence of fraud or the suspicion of any wrongdoing has strongly prepossessed the authorities In favor ot the hank , and all possible assistance and encournpo'.ncnt is being offered. The same feeling and dispo sition is manifested by the parties owing the bunk , who are voluntarily doing all they can to square up their accounts , whether in the iiuturo of overdrafts or loans , in the hope of assisting the stockholders to regain their feet and enable the bank to resume business. So hopeful Is the situation , that the examiner has not yet applied for a re ceiver , and will not unless it is apparent that such a course will bo inevitable. If it it found to bo impossible to resume business , the bunk will undoubtedly bo allowed to go into voluntary liquidation , in the absence of anything like criminal intent or action. Hero Is Something Ounil For Your Ilheu- nmllc PrlciulH. If any of your friends are troubled with rheumatism have them road this : LYKCIIIIL-UO. Va. April 18 , 1S03. I deslro to say that Chamberlain's Pain Balm has cured ono of our citizens of rheu matism of two years standing. One botllo did the work. This gentleman , Mr. H. H , Parnoll , ticket agent of tlio C. & O. II. U. . now recommends Pain Balm to all his friends. P. C. Hcuno. The accommodations by the street cars have been greatly increased and all those who drive to Courtland bcuch can lind accommodations. 0 8400.00 lots $25.00 down ; see page 7. 1 > UT CHICAGO IN YOUlt TOCItliT. You C'nn Io So by 1'iirclmnliiK n Copy of Monm'fl Dictionary at Clilcngo. This valuable book has received the endorsement of the World's Columbian Exposition. It also contains n handsome map of Chicago and is the only recog nized and standard Guide to tha World's Fair City. For gale by Gcorgo E. Mornn , publisher , suite 213 Herald buildimr , Chicago , 111. , and by all prominent news dealers. Price , SOc per copy. Silk cloth bound copies in gilt , postage paid , $1.00 each. Every person contemplating a visit to Chicago during the World's fair should avail himself of this oppor tunity to becuro a copy. OIioiii Incursions to .Montrrfil , The C. K. excursions for Montreal leave Omaha via the Burlington route at 12:10 : a , in. , 11:45 : a. in. and 4:20 : p. in. , July 3d , 4tn , 5th , Uth and 7th , making' connection at Chicago with special trains for Montreal over the Wabash and Canadian Pacific railways. A special party of Nebraska delegates will take the 4:20 : p. in. train of Monday , July 3d. Faro , Omaha to Chicago and return , $17.50 ; Chicago to Montreal and return , $18.00. For full information call on or write tc W. F. Valll , city ticket agent , 1321 Furnum street , Omaha. ! Raymond & Co. , gravel roofers , 140C Furuum. , Balloon ascension tonight , 8 o'clock. DIED. o Kotcc of fle < Una or lot under Mid / uxitlIit tint * ; tach < i < lHf ( < > im ( line tin cent * . - 3VANS Annie , aged -10 years , hclovcd wife o T , J. Kvuns , at U o'clock Wednesday morn Ing. Junu'UH. 1H'J3. Kinioral from fiunlli residency , 'J100 Ho. 17lli struut , Tliurbdu ; fcftornuon , 2 o'clock , liiturincut rarest I.UHI 100 Different Styles All We Have of Our 16o Pongco Goes at 60. 50 PATTERNS OF WOOL GOODS AT S2.48 No * a Pattern Worth Lcm th n WS.OO- Thcy Are tlio Very Choicest Wool rub rics 1,000 llomnnnt * Will llo Al most ( liven Awny. AT IOC PER YARD. fiOO remnants of summer wool dress fabrics , none worth less than 2TC per yard , and from that up to COc , all go nt lOc per yard. All good lengths. AT 2T > C 1'EK YARD. 2.10 ronnmnts of all wool dress fabrics , remnants of this season's novelties that sold In the picco at 7f > c , 8T > c , OOc and SI.00 per yard , in good lengths , go at 25e per yard. AT 500 PUR YARD. 2T > 0 choice remnants , composed of the highest of this bcaaon's wool mvclttcs , Bold in the piece at 81.23 up to $11.00 per yard , not a poor length in the en tire line , all go today at GOc per yard. Thcso ore not olTors on old shoo worn poods , scarcely n plcco of poods that these remnants was made from was car ried over. Don't ' overlook or say , "Pshaw , I never attend sales ; cannot ilnd a bar- pain if 1 do. " Come nnd wo will con vince you that these are bargains and the best bargains you over saw. All our ICe and 20c ponpeo wash goods for today at fie a yard. All our 20o grenablo novelties go at lOc per yard. All our 2oc Batccns go at ICc per yard. All our 'lOc hcnriettn flnisned sateens go at lOc per yard All our fancy milanais lace stripe sateens , 40c quality , go at 2oc. All our fiOc , T > 5o ana Gr > o novelty wash fabrics go at 20c per yard. Wo are unloading bunco thcso great reductions. N. B. FALCONER. o- COUKTI.ANI ) ItCACU MUTKS. Mimy Improvomcntii Contomptntcd , Among Them nil Are I.lKlit SjHtom Colonel Slmrp has selected a location nt Courtland beach for Ms now boat houso. The demand for bathing1 suits , ninonfr the Omaha stores , has rapidly increased since the opening of Courtland beach. The carrousnl at Courtland beach is being rapidly pushed to completion ; it Is located just south of the switchback. The now electric lights at the beach when in position will light up a fine ramble for these desirous of a strol ! within the enclosure. A number of Hhell boats and outrig gers are to bo brought over from Man n\\aby the owners and placed in the new bout house at Courtland beach. Arc lights are to bo distributee throughout the grounds at Courtlam Dcach as soon as poles can bo erected the lamps being already on the ground Many pretty bathing suits will sooi bo seen at the beach. The ladies are quietly at work putting on the finishing touches previous to taking their lira plunge. A very pretty and comfortable bath ing suit shown is of light weight Jersey cloth , in two pieces , for both ladies and men. Ladies can detach the skirt when they wish to swim. The favorite drive seems to bo north on the unpaved streets to Manderson street , thence east to Sherman avenue and north under the railroad bridge a block or two and over the now bridge in order to reach Courtland beach. In fact , it's the best road. The improvements contemplated by Manager Grilllth and the Courtland Beach association are many , but they all require time. It should bo remembered that this is an enterprise onlv a week old and that the management of necessi ty must move slowly at first. Several parties have requested per mission from Manager Grifliths to camp on the grounds of the Courtland Bench association. To ull requests ho replies : "If you are the right kind of people we'd bo glad to have you , but if you're not wo wouldn't have it for a thousand dollars iv day. " In all probability the present carriage entrance to Courtland beach will bo closed in n few days and n new oho 'pcnod ' tit the west end of the enclosure. This is a move that will bo appreciated jy the public , as it will do away with the necessity of driving through the sandy road. Teams can then drive over the bridge and the entrance will bo only a few rods nway. Per World' * Fnlr'VUltar * . Low rates ! Past time I Perfect road bedl Magnificent Pullman sleepers ! Free reclining chair cars ! World-famous dining cars ! Comfortable day coaches and smoking cars ! Baggage checked direct from resi dence ! Three vesUbulod and gas lighted trains daily ! That's what the Burlington route of fers World's fair travelers. Try it. Trains lenvo Omaha at 11:45 : a. in.1:20 : p. in. and 12:10 : a. in. dally. CITY TICICIST OFFICE , 1321 FAUNAM STUEIJT. No . Reports have reached us of peddlers of rugs that claim to bo our agents. Wo wish to state wo have no agents Boiling rugs. rugs.OUCIIAIID & WlLHELM GAIIPKT CO. Morse Dry Goods Go's , , voting contest closes Friday. Big inducements olTorud in dry goods for Thursday and Friday , See a'dd. 5th. page. S-100.00 lots 82d.OO down ; sco page 7. To ( "HI iril tlio llubii The city council has provided by a now ordinance for thanppoliitmontof an overseer of prisoner ! * nt n salary of $70 per month , ami Mayor IJuinls' Blgimturo U now required to inaku it become a law. Cicorgo Whltmoro is the present overseer ami has been receiving a salary of c-O'J per month. For steady nerves and peed sleep use Uromo-SolUor , Contains no Antl-Pyrino Dont'ti miss the balloon ascension and parachute jump tonight at aboui 8 o'clock at Courtland boach. ,1 'B r y The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum. Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. , TO t Opened. 100 plcccflof "black and navy blue ground challics. .neat figures In helio trope , blue , plnk,5otc. , at Go yard. 100 pieces of 32-inch wide pongee In hello * trono , blue and. pink stripes and neat polka dots ; nowjroods jus't placed on the market , and llnydons' are tno first to in troduce thorn In Omaha at lf > o yard. 100 pieces of fino-Batoon In neat stripes in pink , blue , titn , steel , etc. , H2 Inches wide , quality of , sateen that is usually sold at , 'VC4 our price loo. Thcso goods you can't duplicate in Omaha ; only place to find them is at Ilaydon's. On our bargain table in wash dress poods you will find today 32-inch wide canton cloth , Brandenburg cloth which are sold in this city at 15 and 2. " > c a yard shanghai pongee , corded , crinkled seersucker worth 25c a yard. Salines 32-inch wide and several other first class novelties which are worth 2 , " > o to 3 , " > e , choice of all on this table as long as quantity holds out Tic a yard , only ono dross to each customer and nt the same time wo would advise you to come in the morning in order to got first choice as thcro are no dupli cates and they will go lively ns this is about i their value. SPECIAL SALE. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Ladles' novelty ilannol suits in light nnd dark colors , stylishly made , regular price $3.2o , will go today at $1.50. Ladies' street costumes in fancy striped or figured lawn , regular price s3.50 and $4.00 , today only S2.f > 0. Ladies' whlto lawn wrappers with embroidery trim mings , regular price from $2.50 to $3.75j today $1.50. Ladies' percale waists , laundered , latest style , regular price 87c , today at only 45c. Ladles' percale waists in blue and purple milled fronts , worth 75c , today only 40c. Ladies'silk waists , in plain , striped or figured , regular price from 83.'Jo to $4.75 , today only $2.)3. ! ) FIREWORKS. Wo are headquarters for fireworks of all kinds. Selling thorn at wholesale prices. IIAYDEN BROS. John A. Wnkoileld , lumber , lath , lime , etc. Temporary ofllco , 2117 Lcav- worth street. Balloon ascension tonight , 8 o'clock. P OLIOE KICKING S. Train llobbcrs Treated to Ono of Senvey's TurUmli llnthM. The train robbers , McClure , Squires and In the ' 'sweat box" Bennington , were put at police headquarters several times yesterday , but nothing now was learned from thorn. McClure steadily refuses to give the mimes of his former pals , and ho and Squires accused Bennington of wanting to throw n can of nltro glycerine into the express car in case they attempted to rob it. They say Benningtou was playing a double game and only gave away their plans in orctci to bo on the safe side in case they were unsuccessful in the attempted robbery. The United States authorities will prosecute the case as far as they can , nnd McGluro 01 McCord stands a good show for penal servi tude. McClure has relatives residing In or near Springfield , O. A clerk from the Brunswick hotel applied nt pollco headquarters yesterday for ! search warrant to search the house of i former employe of the house. The clerk stated that ( luring the past few months the hotel has sustained a loss of $500 or $000 through thefts of Jewelry , cutlery , silver ware , etc. , and that a former cmploi c wbon they have had under surveillance for sevcra days is suspected of bolng the thief. The Warrant-U-lll bo lssnedthis morning. Mrs. UoltS , a widow' living at 1GU2 South Tenth street , complained to the police yes terday that > n peddler , who- lives near her had broken down a new fence which shi had just built. Back of her lot is n iillci alloy , and the recent rains washed away u portion of the bank , leaving hardly enough room for n team to pass there without strlk Ing the fence , which is a frail structure The woman says she has notified the citj officials about the washout , and that the ; paid no attention to her. She is qnito wrottiy. and threatens to swear out a war rant tills morning for the peddler who broke her fence. Piles of people have piles , but Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salvo will cure them. Uniiclni County School Muttora. The residents of the little city of Florence engaged in a spirited school election yester day at which an oven 200 votes were cast. The successful candidates were : John Bon- derson , A. Finkenkiller , P. D. Leach and E. H. Walker. Fifty-eight of the sixty country schools of Douglas county closed last Friday and nearly all of the teachers arc off enjoying the sum mer vacation , many of them having gene to Chicago to gaze- upon the sights ut the World's fair. County Superintendent Hill is pleased KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement nnd tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The ninny , who live bet ter than others nnd enjoy life more , with less expenditure , by inoro promptly ndiipting tlio world's best products to the necdd of physical being , will nttcst VII w * * vwv w u * I * r - " " " - C3 " - " - the vnluo to health of the pure liquid laxntivo principlea embraced in the ' remedy , Syrup'of Figs. Its excollcnca Is duo to its presenting in the form mast acceptable and pleas ant to the taste ; flio refreshing nnd truly beneficial properties of a perfect Inx- ntivo ; efTcctuully cleansing the system , dispelling coldw licmlnchcs ftiul fevers nud perinnnently curing coiihtipatton. It has given satisfaction to millions nnd met with tlio approval of the medical profession , because it acts on the Kid- . Liver nnd , Rowels without weak ening them and' It is perfectly frco from every objectionable substance. Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug- K'uts in COc niid31 bottles , but it is man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co , only , whoso name is printed on every ' package , aUo the mime , Syrup of l < iga , and being well informed , you will not accept any substitute if ollered. TIC Catarrh Cura carat caiaivrh I O AllilruuuUtn. Uo until. Full SJ3'J ? OP ' Troth extracted In nioriiliik' Nuw one Inserted atlernuoii b-tinu day. 1'criuct lit t'uur- uuteud. ttnl J'/our. 1'itxton Jtluolti 1'nriiinit Htroot. Elevutorou lOtli Street. Tclophono 1033. 1JUINU THIS WITH YOU. with tlio work of the schools In the rural riUtriots , nml is of the opinion tlmt tlio.v have innilo some rapid strides during tlio past ycnr. The nveraeo nttctulnnco hut been bettor thnn In the past , nml the parents of the districts have plvcn school mnttors inoro attention tlinn over before. lu the country districts the tcnchcrs nro elected on ntul after the second Monday In July , nml this year It is inoro than probable that most of the old teachers will bo re tained , ns In nearly every instance they have given satisfaction. Balloon ascension nntl parachute jump Courtland beach tonight nt 8 o'clock. Mny Ho U'ridcr. C. TJ. Graves of Union , Nob. , n small place on the Missouri river , about forty miles balow Oninhn , telephoned Chief of Police Seavcy last night thnt n body had bacn found and taken from the river at that plnco. The body w.is badly ileeom posed , but the description furnished bV Mr. Graves Is identical to that of Foreman \Vridcrof the construction force of the East Omaha Brldgo qpmp.iny. It will bo remembered that whllo ioitis to work last Saturday morning in n flat boat Wrlder was thrown Into the river , with the rest of his companioiiR , by the capsizing of the boat , nntl ho was drowned , The river wns very high nml although n soaruh was inailo no trace of the body could bo found. The de scription sent by Graves Ills Wrlilor exactly. Campbell & Co. of Council llluiTs , the em ployers of Wrlder , were notified and they at once sent n man to Union to bring the body back. They are of the linn belief thnt the lloatcr is their unfortunate foreman. Wridrr was n married man nnd leaves n small family in moderate circumstances. Miss Kvx DECAMP , PAKVII.T.B , ILT. Saved From Suffering/ The Gratitude of a Lady Cured by Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. DANVILLE , ILL. , Oct. 2(5. ( I feel it my duty to express my grati tude for what tbo Kickapoo Indian Remedies hnvo done for me. I wns suffering with Neuralgia , and had to stay up every night for weeks. At last I sent lor n bottle of Klcknppo Indian Oil , and in lesn than ten min utes nftcr application I was relieved. I continued its use nnd also used KIcU- npoo Indian Sagwa nt the Bamo timountil Entirely Cured. Many ot my friends have used your Remedies f or dlffereut troubles , and lind them to do exactly no advertised. I bcliovo everybody who la Buffering should use them , na wo are all brotliers nnd sinters in Christ. I will answer any questions na to what with the help ol God they have done for mo. Yours respectfully , EVA DnCAMP. KICKAPOO INDIAN SACWA. And all Kickapoo Indian Remedies ! Sold by Deeloni AND TRIMMED HATS AT COST AND LESS A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF Leghorn Hats and Plataus , $2 French Chip Hats In Whlto and All Tints - A VEIIY I'llETTY LINE QV CHILDREN'S HATS VERY CHEAP. BLISS , 1514 Oouglas St , \ No \ k" * Better \ i Remembrance \ Tlmnour life llko photos for friends you 1110 visiting , They will-look upon your llkonusa \ and recall iiiuny pits isant hour spout in your company , and boar In nil ml the superiority \ of our work. \ \ High Class Photography. At I'npular I'rtcns. 313-315-317 , S. IStli Street. S Omulin. , Neb , The Cclc- bnitcd Non- Spectacles n n d Iv y Glasses foi sale in Om. pyEGWSSES aha by o.r -n , MAX MKVEIl & I1KO. CO. , ONLY. RMCGREW la the only SPECIALIST W1IOTBEATS ALL PRIVATE DISEASES andOEDILIIIESof MEN ONLY. Women Excluded. 18 yvurf experience. Circular * frco. llth nnd FnrnamBU. , OUAUA. Men- . C.Kll'l'K , CIIOI.iilA. : The most practical ntiil Biircul revulsive l IUOOUXJTS MubUi-d Lravm , 1'ivi'uUHl ' uj KU'ollotaiiiUdoiitwIbytliu Hoyul KnBllHli Niivj tlul prlviituaud iiillliary KmH-liliobi.llaU.ina uw-a ull over tlio world Tlility juamof BUCCI-BH. to bale with dniK.'lBlB , lit IIOXCB contuliiliiB Irn leaven each. St-e that tlio liivt-iitor's ttlKiinturo IH upun each box and U'af. Main olllco , l . lileoklot i Co Si Avtuuo Victoria , 1'arla , t'rauce. WasMayWitches \ttlo \ Wltclit 'Hubble ' , bubble , boiler bubble , Washing dny brings lota of trouble I" Thlril ' Mttlo Witch i , Second Zio Witch i "Yes , when clothes ore "We cnn witli the black ns night , ; It will wash them trouble cope pure With Sanla Claus , that nud white. " wond'rouSBonp. " AJIt "Santa Claus , O magic name Of the soap of world-wide fame. " SANTA "CLAUS SOAP MADB ONLV 11V N. K. FAIRBANK & CO. , fx. mmmmmmmm m mmmmmif * SIT "CUT" 1 like this "cut" can be used to represent 'most any kind of a shirt a fifty cent'r or o two- fifty one. Shirts all look alike in the newspapars. We didn't make this "cut" we bought It CSS We're eoin ; to make a shirt "cut" this week all our own going to "cut" something ; like two thousand fancy shirts with laundried collars and cuffs in all the newest effects down to B ear this shirt tale in d. 0 SPARKLES it shines it Is one of thu prettiest things on the table you ever su\v That's why your wife wants a Cut Glass set. Our cut glass palace is always open to visitors. FIFTEENTH AND UJl/JLU , OU11L. LEXINGTON ( MO. , ) SCHOOLS. UAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE. ELIZAUETH AULL OCMINARV. Unsurpassed courfto of Vouni ; l.jilin Home Schou'l It Ull t- MudJf Mu " . " mere- nc or U.colJt > i.bc.i in Mil ! . ' lurc.clocutlon. bu ine s. & iri Ai'iwu.imrnumodern. kocauon bMlttut unJ pltM Muilcond Alt , Tficniirt aoi. Ca , Her. l ara IHM tlUluli lllu.lrawd call' Uct T I * . Wnllon , ' M..Prcit , CENTRAL COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES. WENTWORTH MIUfARV ACADEMV , . 1 I.CBlngtim * M . hll do- parlruciiKoltntiruction IS -/JV * ' { ' 5L.lii > k A Odvil alliury ichoollj ? unictrri and Uacncr * . Con- M 'fy J&ifintts<it' Mhiourl lltaitniul ! 6c J tHOrvmory o ( inuilc Art AP Ja nnHTStliloiv Urawn.tlc itirn * . ll 2 jGymuuium. polatuitnii I'libjtjr Modern Illav up &trlWtKi&iSS1Kt& l" l Ul ( c l loru VUftS K ir teU oatalutua < tW' A MA < I B' SKLHIIIS. " f A. A. .10V I'M. I're.'l. CXACTBIZEf * - * " " -1 ' ' " " " " " " I ) ) COMMCILTAUf THE MERCANTILE CIGAR , BETTER THAN EVER ! HaJo of tlio llui'kt ijuullty of Iliuium Tobacco ( Imf ctm tuhiiuflil. Kqnnl In overjr rnjipct lo Hie > < luibortet tleuni. MuuufuclircU Jj/IMt. U/Ci : MKUCViKTlLU fjCJAUlfACTOItY. 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. Tlie eminent ooorUIIJtlonorTOui , chronlo , prlralu uloo < l lilu and urlimr dliitict. A rtg'iUr wif reglitori'd nr-Klutttu la modlclna , ai rtlpl-j iiti nii'l ojrlltl-iiai will iliuw , l > itlll troollaj wlib the vrttttii tucccii.ciurrli. loit laiuli-joU. BiuUal waUonii , nljttit louen nil all formi of print * dl ioi. K6 mercurj u ed. Nun truitnuut for Ion of vital po dr I'orll J uuablo lo rUU m m r t > Ire lol lbo fl lijrcorroiliondoncd. MaJIclnuor luitrutUJjti itnt bjr mill oreiprun ( eourulr v > * ok tl no marki to ledUc c io contouti oronder. . UDO imr uaal Inturrlo * pruarr i1 , Coniultatloa fcu . Uormpoadiuo * itrlellt grlrne. Uook ( Il7 t rl ol Lire ) tout fru . Onign liourt , kl no. lo V p.m. Sund4j , 10 , a , t ( J W tad ; tump tgt cUculu , " '
