Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 20, 1891, Page 8

JUDGE SHIELDS' PUNGENT PEN, Its Use May Bring On an Interaational Dispute with Belginm, DEMAND REFUSED. KING LEOPOLC'S A Litte Has Case That of feveral Still Probate (1 the Mails fons and is Unsettled, 1t King Leopold of Belgium should his armics and navies, sail over the declare war against the United States, dov tate the cities and to burs and stroy Omaha, all dumage should be char aguinst Judge George W. Shiclds of county court. Tho juc is to blamo for trouble that may ari Heo has deliberately bed the Belgian ppened i months a the employed sund worker, Who was as Charles Roundelay. at one time, by birth was a subject ng Leopold, but to botter his circum- s left his mother country and came to and the br noping In due timo ho id later, with a fow dollars and a grip sack, gotoff the train at the foot of Tenth s Ho strack - ¢ for u job, but failed to get he wis af Mayor Cushing wanted a coachman and Rondelay got the position. He was duly installed, milked the cow, combed down the horses, watered tho lawn and, while the members of the family were at home, slept in a room over the car- riage house. Last summer M vor Cushing and his wife took an outing. Tho mayor went to New York and Mrs, Cushing went to Manitou, . The servants wero left at home, and being afraid of burglars, Charles was as- signed to sleep in ono of the chambers, Charles was tweuty-five vears of age and a man who made few fri His principal companion was the m s dog, which al- ways occupied the room with the mau from Leopold’s countr Now, RRondelay ought to have known bet- ter, but on tho night of August 14 he went to bed and took the dog with him. ‘The next morning he did not arise, as was his custom. The maid of all work prepared the break- tand weited. Thé meat burned whilo shie waited, and at last, growing slightly ¢ asperated, wended her’ way to Rondel room to call nim, The ealiing was usel for the spirit. of the man had takon i and pa oyond this vale of t door was 1¢ and would not oper picion dawned upon her that all was not right and going down the stairs three steps atn jump. She hastened over the way to a point where some carpenters were building a house. ‘There she told her suspicions and one or two of the men accompanied her to the room, where with the aid of a chisel tho door was forced. A sad sight met_the gaze of tne little group, for on tho bed Rondel lay a cold corpse and under the bed the dog was anoth i room was full of bad i and escuping The next move was to notify the coroner who held an ingquest, put in a bill of £i0 to the county and said the death was caused by the man taking on a greater load of illuminating gas than ho could conveniontly Rondelay v hts of the buricd according to the - und upon the petition of J. Smyth was appointed to look after the worldly unt o ¢ and had Jaid dway somo wealth ch consisted of 835 in cash, 255 note against a Miunesola man, two out-lying lots in St. Paul, besides some §30 that the mayor owed him., Smyth as adwinistrator took possession of this, paid thoe funeral expenses and then commenced to cast about for tho heirs. None were found in this country, but after a while it leaked out that a brother or a r lived over the seas. They opened a pondence and o short timo thoreaite d a letter from Hen Lobert, the Belgian consul, who demanaed the property constituting the Rondelay os- tate. Shields did not send the property, out did send a letter. This did not suit the gen- tleman of rauk, who wrote the following: Shilolds. X It appointed Tatoot Churlos T the consuls r—Your f; ade tor of the es- pased. This 18 onvention, constructed March 'n Belgium and the United In case of the decease of a_Bel- States, ora citizen of the it there are no heirs ppofuted by the de- authorities shall the consul or h the de- L Jegation at imediate knowl- 'n Lo the inter- fan I th Tnited knowr ceused, the competent | he elrenmstanees cousular agentsof the n; ceased Lelonged. or the Washington, in ordee that edge of the ‘facts may be si ested partics, he zeneral consul, consul, vice consul or consulur agents hivve' the rizht (o personaily represent the hoi itors or minors until those inte represcnted Nothing of t e done and 1 bew you to dismiss the ninistrator. rfrom you soon I remuin, cctfully, " HENRY Consul for Be postul stamps Hopin sir, your P. - answer. Itis presumed that Shields kept the stamps and converted them into coin ot the realm, fora few weeks later ho received this letter! p KAN. to he res Piease find for an walting an answer to antine 1 ved of our legation ut He was surprised thist (he court 1appointed an admin steator re- gurdless of our consular convention with this country. e advisos mo to ask an expluni- tion on the subject und bogs me o roport tho responsibility of the damages that could bo Feporied on tho heirs 0 awalting your answer, [um. sir. yours ro- specttully, HENRY Loukir, isul for Hel 1. 8.~ Plonso find postage stanips for answer. ‘Pheso stamps were not used in replying to Mr. Lobert, who was patiently waiting. But Lobert did not wait long for e called the whole matter to tho attention of Secretary of Stato Blaine in the following epistlo that ex- plains itself: of Omul N, June tary of State: I hiyo the attention of your excellency \tive to the liquidat on o fan who died in the United d 1o which the stipulntions 1 Ao not APPeNT to en observed by tho authorities of the rticlo fifteen of tho consulur convention, in fu between the United States and Bolg uni, the Amer should have appriséd the ofic Helglun consul at thut plac not gone through. Tho fumlly of the ceased, residing In Bolzium, bong indir notified, gave o power of uttorney to the sul to collect the fnheritance. Mr. Lobert, ourconsul ut St Mary's, n his ofielsl oupae- ity, and In that of power of attornoy for the family, appiied to tho Judie of the county of Ol o obtain tion ot the Kon- lelay estute, o which be Was then doubly en- v This form Judge ot Oma Shields, beon af Rondol i Sing dressed 0 Fequest Mr. Lobert has ad- unientions to Mr Bhlelds, Invoking the consuler convention ar demanding amendniont of the error eomumit- ted, hut all of thom have remalned unwns- wered. Moreover, our cousul b the taxes on the proporty of the de not been pald by Mr. Syiuth, which ml cnslon serlous cousequences for the heirs Under these clrcumistrn es. and for the pur- poso of fixing the responsibility i ages should result from this situ trary to our s entercd o United States n of March. 1831 Lavall myself of this ocenslon 10 renew to your excellency the assurance of my highest constderation. A LeGuarr, ) Ll excolle Ir. Blaine, scoretary stato Mr. Blaiue was not on duty, and so tho let- ter foll 1ito tho hands of Adting Secretary Wharton, who read Mr. Lo Ghait's lotter and then wrote this to Governor Tuayer DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, June 1891 —111s Excellency, the Governor 0f Ne- “rasks, Lincolu—Siri 1 have the houor to i the you herewith the translation d 1 the 15th Inst., r Ived from the B minister In this eit ative to the estate of Mr. Charles Rondelay. a Bo'glan subject who died ut Omaha on the 14th day of August, 140), May T ask thit you will kindly ciuse this niatter to Le invest 1 and that tnis de part tmay be Informed 8o ns to enable it W reply to MF. Lot ave the hone vant, « sF, your obe WILLIAM F WHARTC Acting from Mr. Le font Enclosure vernor Thayer, not having been inti- ly acquainted with Ronde Lobart or .o Ghait, bundled up the letters and sent them to' Shiclds, with the following lotter, which ho wrote himself: STATE OF NEBIASKA, MENT, LINCOLN, Neb., July 10, 1501 Kl County Judge, Omal Sir Al you' herewith sof lettors from honor secretary of stite and 150 from the Belgian minister at Washings weorning t ndelay estate. You will notice that attention hus een called to the Jnsulur convention of 1881 which convention Taid down rules of procedure in such cises ns the one reterred to. 1 donot know what netion you hive taken in the matter, other thin the Tnformation conveyed by the letter from the consul 1 wiil 1 may DEPART- Hou. G.W. Neb, —Dear EXECUTIVE awalt your ¢ n reply in order that inform the state de rtment of what has beon done. I an, very respectfuil Jois M. THAYER, Governor. P. 8.~Two enclosures About this time the judge concluded matters were becoming us, and not g any desire 1o incar_the displeasure or rrathh of the ve, Secretary Blaine or kingdom of Belgitm, decided to make a an breast of the whole affair. This took him two days, but he was equal to the task. t Monday he completed his explanation, h was mailed to Governor Thayer. The following is the explanation in QuAna, Neb, July 11, 1501111y John M, Tha, nor b Your note of July 10, 1801, ut & the honor to rence w the u which you that Av- \ter of his honor, R 3 d his petition pr appointment of an administ © of Churles Rondela decensed at the time of his d habitant of tho city of Omihs . Nebraska. An order of I lo.dotting the time for hearing the said ition on « 0 o'clock a. m., cli order was duly published in the Ouinhil o consceutive woeks, 1, this mat- Aty Cushing, Douglas v djourncd till Monday morni 1590, pront of put was duly filed. petit prayer of th duly quatified by the bend requ ditors s required by y of the estate was fi el lius far In tonecliim has been filed Hoafey & Hoafey, unde ers, #75 funeral expenses, which was on F ary i 1801 duly allowed as a valid inst the said estute, After this was nl done T heard from this man at St. Marys, Kun. The tone of the letter at irst gave me thoe im- pression that he was the king of the Belgl tinformed me that [ had commitied n grave nse and error in appointing an admin Kondelay est once dismiss all pr Lvefused (o do. e administrator, send Iu 1 thy Lpers, mo 10 the estate refused red to | r intend: urts of fon to uppoint Ors Or sCELC estates at the domicil nd postel, the o section aly With oust probate administ y purpose of the scetion, to me plainiy exprossed, s that the heirs'shall be notificd of the death and of the condition of s consul s ubsent 1 of the zentleman from Bel- then when a citizen of Bol- 1y of the United Stutes of Americi, the probuto judge of the county where I dies' must do one of two things: Either uppolnt the Belgium consul adminis- trutor, though he be n resident of another stute, or notify such consul and sce that the property of the deeoased is sent to him into anothor state. To compel the county Judze In such cases to appoint such consul, whether or not the consul isa fit person or_appearcd. in court and took the oath and gave the boud as preseribed by Law, would bo nonsense. [t would to the | 1'the functions of the cannot b the intention of raged tor Mar beliove the Taw rofuse the prayer for no other. that he ud the jurlsdiction of the court, and so I could have no method of en- uny orders azainst him. 1t of tho other proposition 1s suflicient to condenin it The fdca that the Unitod States of Amc aty with Belgiim, orany other power, that or dled i one of ‘the United tes, the consul could tike possessia Fson ul effects of the d nd leave the er dy I8 slmply monstrous. n introduced to show that th it Uhe por gium s wlum dies in wouid compel me the reason. i fo lived be; that b forcl The out o r But no | before me, {at thie time o1 en of Belgium, On_ the contr heen ereditably informed thath tuken out his” first pupe il renounced all eroment. o performed my llu(y n’- 5 and ¢ o Istrate as tho a o 15 prope > Mr. Lober for the nhsen ¥ respec The judge now fee has been lifted from his mina and is linger- ing between two d s to_his future. 1f the oxpl received with favor ho will continuo to administer upon the estates of the dead, but should further explanations bo demanded he will take tu the woods and await results, _— Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for chil dren teething gives quiet, helpful rest. cents a bottle. —— WORKING MEN, Workingwomen and All Others Inter- ested in Eight tHour Law This evening, at_ Grand Opera House, mass meoting will be held to takeaction on eight hour law, to go into effect Au- gust 1 next. Passed by Nebraska legis- lature and signed by the governor. Good musie! Good speakers! Ladies in- v rybody in- ATTENTION New York 2:10p. m., Boston 8:40 p. m., Portland 8:00 p. And intermediate points at a spondingly convenient hour the after leaving Chicago by “*Boston and w Yorl ing Chicago daily at 10: Lake Shore route. Five other splendid trains also leave at convenient hours. ) other eastern line affords an equal train service. Send for complote sched- ule, also summer tourist foldes M. S. GiLes, T, P. A,, Chic C. K. WiLsugr, W, P, Ch m., Corre- oxt day taking the Special,” leay- m. via the Ceneral Nettleton All Right. Kaxsas Ciry, Mo, July —Goorge H. Nottleton, president of the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis, who was overcome b attack of vertigo last Sunday night while in a bath tub, has completely rocoyered and is attending to business as usual. - The U 1L Aare using large num bers of th Howaseales . Borden & Selleck Co., ageuts, Chicago, I1L Ancient Order of The members of clent Order of Hibernians, are requc to meet at the Young Mens Institute hall, 110 South Fourteenth street, at 7:30 & m., July 20th, in regalia o attend the funeral of our late brother, Daniel Hagerty, Members of other divisions are respectfully invited to attend. HENRY MCKENDRY, President. e Excursion to Detrolt, July 81, Augusl 1and 2, the Chicago, Milwaukee & Paul railway will sell round trip tick -|u to Detroit and return for ONE FARE. For furth informa-~ tion apply to 3 . NASH, J. E_ PRESTON, General Agent. City Passenger Agent. 1501 Farnam Street, Omaha Hibernians. livision No. 1, | THE OMAHA DAILY BEHRE MONDAY, JULY 20, MEN OF GRIP AND SYMBOL. The Week's Events Among the Riders of the Goats AN ADLRESS TC THE ORDER OF ELKS. Dedication of an Oddfellows' Temple at Arlington — A New Order Coming to Omaha—The Treu Bund. rand Exalted Ruler E. B. Hay of the Elks hias issued his first important circular to the order and the following is taken from 1t: “Thenew administration launches out upon the sea of duty amid the happiest and most harmonious auspices, The wisdom of the grand lodge in endorsing migration will become more evident every year. Tidings come from many places signifying that the lists ary forming for orcanization of new lodues, Keep up a pride in your lodge organiza- tions, Select the best fitted men for offices. Avoid heated debates and discussions that provoke bitter feelings. “Regarding the New York lodge overy hopeis entertained that the breach will be closed and the order again united. he social sessions are our original fea- tures, Sce to it that they are guarded as as our lodge meetings. Favor the attendance of ladies s ofton as convenicnt, The smiles of tho f, that can brighten your way in an_do much to for- rd the success of the order.” The following standing committees have been appointed Laws and Appeals—Simon P. Shope, Springfield, I1L; L. M. Hadden, Cincinnati, 0.: Edmund B. Fuller, Haverhill 8. Grievances —Simon Quinlin, C go, 111§ Hamilton ch, Washington; Monforth S. Jones, Shroveport, La. Retorns and — Credentials—Joseph W, Laube, Richimond, Va.; Will 15, Boglish, In- dianapelis, Ind,; George, A. Clugston, Mans- tield, O. Work and Rituals Hartford, Cont burg, Miss.; Colo. Charters—John W. White, Chicago, Wiiliam Myers, Philadelphia, Emmet Fleming, Buffalo, N. Y. A uew eaition of the constitution and laws of the order will be 1ssucd at once, with pro- posed amendments in italics, The lodges aro requested Lo vote on these proposed amend- at once and notify G of the action of tho lodg _Chicago lodge No. 4, will give a bask picuic at Burlington park, near Chicago, on the 25th inst. An unique feature of the event will be the presentation of “*As You Like [t in the forest. A number of well known artists arc included in the cast and the oc- casion promises to be a happy one. A New Order. Park City lodge of the Mutual Onoe Year Benefit Order was instituted Wednesday night at Woodman hall, Council Bluffs, by J. . Dodge of Boston, supreme organizer. Some of the prominent business mon of the Bluffs are included on the charter list. The following cfiizers wore duly elected and in- stalled: President, A. N. Lund: vice presi- dent, B. F. Watts; secretary, Ed E. Wrigh treasurer, M. B. Suyder; M. Lund; guard, Charlos Lunkls Charles Lunkloy, E. F. Watts, Charles M. Lund; modical examinar, M. B. Snyder, M. D. Soveral more members will be admitted at the next meeting. Tho ocder is reported as being in a_flourishing condition and hav- ing a membership of about niveteen thousand with over 270 lodges. As the name of tho ordor implies the cor- tificatos of memborship mature in one year and during the lifo of the certificate the wmemoer is ontitled to sick and _accident bon- ofits. Class B provides for death benefits to family of its members and also for total dis- ability, It is stated that the order now has over £33),000 assets, a large portion ot which it is claimed _are doposited with the state treasurer of Massachusetts, according 1o the law under which it is chartered. It has paid 00,000 in matured endowments in the last two months. It is roported that a lodge will be organized in Omaha as soon as the necessary papers are lilsd with the state auditor. A, Hays, aylor, Goorge ames J e ik A, Denver, 1. P trustees, 1asonic. The first masonic lodge instituted west of the Ohio river was American Union lodge, No. 1 O., which was organized Juno "the lodge was instituted un- der a ¢ granted by tho grand lodge of Massachusetts, and for over eightezn _years continued to work under that jurisdiction. “The records of the lodge, whicl all pre- served, contain many interesting references to revolutionary times. Tho grand commandry of Towa Knights Templar concluded the “annual encampment pirit Lake on Priday last. The follow- ofticrs were electod 1d - comman- der, W. I, Cleveland, Harlan; deputy grand commander, B. A. Soule, Iowa Falls; gan imo, W. T." Babb, Mount Pleasant ain general, D. W. Clements, West Union. Ihe annual session of tho general grand chaptorof Roval Arch Masons will be held in Minneapolis, commencing oo Wednesday of this week. Royal Arcanum, The regular meeting of Union Pacific coun- cil No. 10 held Wednesday evening. About twenty-five members were present including a visiting brother from St. Louis, Mo. The decree was conferred on one candidate. The secret work was exemplified in a solen- did manner, Brothers J. S. Knox and J. W. Raymond iutroducing some new points in the *work." Under good of the order somo fine Havanas were produced ana several speeches on Royal Arcanum were made, amonz which one by the silver-tongued orator of the council, Brother K. C. Suyder, called forth loud und long-continued applause, Tt is expected the council will arrange a picnicat an early dato. now aoout one hundre bers and the determir only the best but the L Chicago. for Union Pacific has 1 and fifty-five morm- tion i3 to make it not 2st council west of . K Tho Indopondent Order of Forestors, Court Nebraska, No. 216, duy and its newly elected ofticers were in- stulled by the district deputy, P. C. R. Albert Kuca, as follows: Chiefl range Boukal: vice chief ranger, V. cording secretary, Joseph Houfelk; fin seoretar; k. treasurer, Joscph Johanck: senior woodward, Frank Velich; junior woodward, Sieogel; senior beadle, Joseph Pavlik; junior beadle, V. Biaha trustees, Adolph Zezulak and Joseph Herion, A certain lodge in this city 1s known to be taking in members at less than the minimum feo nrescribed by law. A candidate pays admission fee, but after he has been adr ted in due form one-half of th 810, is refunded to him. The prome lodge expressly stutes that this shall not be dove. Who is to blame? O, F. of Washington lodz was dedicated with appropriate ceromonies on ‘Thursday by Grand Master Evans in the presence of a lar, nber of members of the oraer from the surrounding towns. A delegation uumbering about two D®PRI m The new templ Arlington hundred left Omaha en a spscial train in the morning. All tho ladgos wero roprosontod | and Wasa lodge cavried its elegant bannor, The cauton, in command of Captain 'Ihors- pecken, turned oubia forco aud the Union *acifie band furnished the music for the occa- sion. At Arlington mgood part of the day was devoted to a pienie, The dedicati on occurred in the afternoon and ifn the evening a grand banquet and ball farnished a fitting ending for a day of jollificatéon. The Breu Bund. The grand lodea df the Treu Bund will meet in annual session at the Kaignts of Pythins hall on Domgias streot, between 1fth and Thirteentn, at 10:30 a. m., Tues- v, Delezatos willl be present from five lodges in Nebraska and four in Iow o. 3 s of Vosta chapter, No. [ of the East Star, held av { pienie at Syndicate_park Wednesday after- | noon aud evening, Tho delicious lunch pro- | vided was partaken of by about a bundred of toeir Masonic friends, ey 2 from habitual costive- and_serious; but the uso of purgatives is quite as dan ger- Pills, howover, the patient has a mild but ive aperieut, superior to all others, especially for family use, e AL s AT SPIRIT L1K as a F Rest. Hoter ORLEANs, Spinit Lake, Ta., July 14, pecial Correspondence of Tre I The beau-ideal summer resort of the ceutra west. Yes, that is just what it Is. More and more each year are the people of this part of the country coming to this con- clusion and more aud more aro they acting upon it, The west asks no odds of the east in other respects, and with such a place as this why should we betake ourselves aud our shekels to the effete ecast to spend tho time when thermometers climb mountain high and swel- tering humanity longs for cooling watevs and sylvan shades, The Hotel Orleans is the conter of the summer life in and around the beautiful Lako Okoboji and Spirit Luke, and certainly no lovelier spot could ba chosen for a summer outing, where may be found a complete and genuine rest from the many cares of business and the rush of city life, and at the samo timo one may be just as fashionable as ono 03, He who would hide himself from society and its consequential dissipations can sling on his fish basket, shoulder his rod and fol- low the precepts of Izaak Walton, thereby iilling his repertoire of “‘whoppers” for tho delectation of admiring friends. And tho truo fisherman will not return with an empty basket cither. These waters abound with pickerel, pereh and croppies, us the delicious fish sup: pers at the Orleans amply testify, Abso- ntely fresh lake fish are served daily and, O! Wwhat an improvement thoy are upon tho stale article so often palmed off upon tho un- fortunates chaived to city lifo during tho heated term. Omaha claims the honor so far this season of having lunded the targest and gamiest fish. Mr. J. W. Van Acrman of the firm of Will- Van Aerman & Harte had the lucky and in the fight which followed M, brought to the surface several long enouyh for Van to solomnly de- in intervals of breath-catching that Jonat’s whale was nowhere' in comparison. was a great deal for Mr. Van Aerman as his veracity is unquestioned, but he may be excused when after a tremendous struggle, in whicha 810 rod bit the dust, so to speak, & magnificent nine-pound pickerel lay floundering 1 the boat. Mr. Rand of Omaha, it is true, almost cap- ¢ the boat in his frantic endeavors to catch the broken pole wuich Sir Pickerel was vapidly towing out to sea, but they got the fish, and what is a §10 rod ‘and_ the cap of i bont when the prize is a nine;pound pick- erel? ‘Tho lucky catch was exhibited in the hotel ofiice labeled with a card announcing to the world that Omaha’s population for 1550 was was 30,180, while in 1890 there were over 140,- 000 souls within her corporate limits. el J. J. Dickey, too, has been up hero 3 . Ho did nlou state how many of the fiuny tribe had given up the ghost at his hands, but we do know that iv will re- quire several bottles of cold cream and about 1 barrel of battermilk to erase from the col- onel's nose the trade mark of old Sol which was indelibly stamped thercon and which was beginning to show sigus of peeling when he left for home last night. The coloncl does not mind that, however, he is a valiant fisherman and spends most of his time when here troiling the waters of Spirit lake. That Omaha people find the Ovleans a pleasant place is proven by the number who come year after year. Mrs. Himebaugh und her davghter, Miss Grace, aro hero for their fifth season. At every point aroind the lakes, 1n cither cottages, tents or_hotsls, are peoplo from Nebraska's ‘metropolis. Among those at the Orleans are: Colonel J. J. Dickey wifa and child, Mrs. Jordun, Mrs. and Miss Hime- baugh, Mr. James Risk, B. S. White, W. J. Van Aernam, Mr. Rand, Mr. and Mrs, Lucius Stephens, At Crandal’s lodge are Mr. F. B. Konnard and family. At Arnold’s Park are Mr. and Mrs. J oin McCormick. At the headquarters of the Okobogic outing club of Omaha, on an arm of West Okobogic lake, of which a description will be givenin u later article, are the Baums, the Pattersons and tho Kennedys,while large parties aro ex- pected to arrive shortly. Today tho first events of tho annual re- gatta of tko lowa amateur rowing associating were tooceur. Rough water on Spirit lake prevented, but at a lato hour a_course was 0, Order enjoyablo The lad The evils resul ness are many harsh, drastic ous. In Aver's LIF Hotel Orle, r0 of Pleasant vike, four-oared race took pla Sioux City aud Cedar Rapids each entered crews in this raco and large delegations from each place wero there to cheer their champions on to victory. The Cedar Rapids crew were the favorites and bets of five to ono on them were fre- quent. ‘The result was a knock-down blow to the orange and black colors of the Rapids boys, The Huskers proved thewr ability to row as well as they can boom theiv city. They wou by fully eignt lengths, in the good timo of eleven minutes and eightoen seconds, and not a few people will have to eut short their vacations on account of a shortness of funds. The names of the winning crow are: C. L., Lundquest, F. Kuott, H. Gooch and ' k. Currier. They will, of course, be received at_ the station with's brass band when they return home. L. 8. —_——— To overcome the marks of age, all who have grav beards should use Buckingbam'’s Dye for the Whiskers, the best and cleanest dye made for coloring brown or black. Decision in Faver of Milwaukee & St. I ace sloeping ¢ aukee & St Paul Ry., ghts in every berth, will continue to leave tha Union depot, Omaha, at 6:20 p. m., daily. Pus ng this train avoid transfer at Coun- Bluffs, and aeréve in Chicago at 9:30 a. m., in ample thme to make all eastorn connections. Tieket office, 1501 Far street. E. J.PRE tho Chicago, 1 Ry. rs of the Visit S, Orghard’s special sale de- partment, as you muy find just what you need in the furniture line at very much reduced prices, Continental block, 15th and Douglas stree CES Baking (‘/_g% Powder. Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard, marked off on East Okobogic and the junior | USED THEM IN HIS BLOW-GUN. Doctor—**Well, my fine little fellow, you have got quite well again, I was gure the pills I left for you would cure you. How did you take them, in water or in cak Boy—* Oh, I used them in my blow= un,” The little fellow put the nasty, great, griping, old-fashioned pills to a good use, At most, all his internal cconomy need- ed a dose of Dr. Picrce’'s Pleasant Pellets, They are tiny granules, casy to take, and are gently apericnt, or actively cathartic, according to size of dose. AS o laxative, only one tiny Pellet is required. | The *Pellets” cure Sick ITeadache, Bilions Headache, Constipation, Indi- gestion, Bilious Attacks, and all de- rangements of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. )" The *Pellets” are purely vegetable, and operate without disturbance to the system, diet, or occupation. Dr. Pierce's Pellets are the cheapest pill, s0ld by druggists, because they are guaranteed to give satisfaction in ever; case, or their price (25 cents a vial) refunded. Can you nsI\ more? 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Kulin & Co Go teet and Leucorrhoea tured i 2duys Dy tho French Remedy en- citled tho K1 It dissolves against and 1g absorbed into tne inflamel parts Will refund money If 1t docs not cu Luses stricture, IRES 2 for £ per n i DRiNK Lund, Omial i gallons, kling, and o1 by all a beautiful Picture Book and car sent to any ono nddres: C.EHIRE ¢'s Periodical Pills. »dy acts directly upon the ge rexsion of the e and can bo malled. Should not be nancy. Jobhers, drugglsts and the public supplied by Goodman Drug Co., Omaha. pack Cormick & oras Headuche, B | Conatipation. ant and o fuvorite with the ladics. Sold in England for 1s 1., In America for 25e, (e from your Druggist bond to W. i, MOOKER & (0., 46 West Tirondnay, Now Yo PILLS, For Omaha AGENUIN ale by KUHN & €O, MICKOBEKILLER 15 KIDD'S GERM ros nli diseasos bocauso Itkills Put up und rotaliod in 82 tor 2 1-2 kallons Sent spt of prive orC. O D, to cure. 2 bublle. trado and by the Go. Co, M and, Omahia; ¢ Howard & A Kos PERCENT INTEREST PAIDGNDEPCSITS At OMAHALOANSTRUSTCO. SAVINGS - BANK SECOR. 6™ &N0UGLASST S, CAPITAL:% 100.000.00 DIRECTORS TAUWYMAN-E.W.NASH JHMILLARD GUY-C BARTON- G B, L AKE. JJ.BROWN-THOS L. KIMBALL. | Mo NEBRASIKA N;liiufl;tl_ Bank U, 8. DEPOSITORY OMAHA, NEB, Cupital $400,000 | Surplus Jan. 1 A Disecte , 1890 y W. Yates, THERE IRON BANK, runsacted, l Corner 12th and Faruar General Baoklug Busluess PRTENTS FOR INVENTIONG. Procure In conncction with Examiner Bureau of Claims, / e Bee Bureau of Claims Washington. Equal with the interest of those having claims against tha government, is that of INVENTORS, who often lose the bene- fit of valuable inventions because of the tention of the attorneys employed to obtain their patents. incompetency or inat« Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and re- liable solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent de- pends greatly, if not entirely, upon the torney. With the view of protectir careless attorne and of seein tected by valid patents, THE tained counsel e pared to OBTAIN PATENTS, CONDUCT INTERFERENCES, MAKE SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS, BEE BUREAU has care and skill of the at. inventors from worthless or that inventions are well pro- — re« xpert in patent practice; and is therefore pre- PROSECUTE REJECTED CASES, EGISTER TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS, RENDER OPINIONS AS T0 SCOPE AND VALIDITY OF PATENTS, PROSECUTE AND DEFEND INFRINGEMENT SUITS, &., &e.~ If you have an invention on hand send THE BEE BUREAU a sketch or photograph thereof together with a brief description of the important feature advised as to the best course to pursue. essary unless the invention is of a complicated nature, and you will be at once Models are not nec- It others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged withw infringement by othe for a reliable OPINION before acting on the matter, Addr THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS, BEE BUILDING, OMAHA, NEB. 5 all communications to Manager G Wu)\nu/%. et Shoe dealers will be interested to know that they can find finc ’ISSOI'[IIH‘IH, of tcnnis shoes at Four Ones, Harney Street, New Jorsey Rubber Boots and Shaoes Have been greatly improved and will be very extensively ad- tised the coming fall and winter. My trade on the New Jersey Goods this scason is htik Take my advice and place your orders new for fall and win-~ ter. I do not retail any goods, nor am | interested in any retail stores, out of sig Get your Rubber Boots, Shoes, Felt Boots, and German SOX at headquarters and save money. Z. T L INPISEE. Omaha, Neb, D@ E T EMENE N ) T AN OWNS 1816 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. . A regular gradun Is atill tro in. Clir Ao Seminal Weakness Urinary Orgns. N ook (Mysterios Of Lifo) suit mp {0 roply 1ng with the thy aail 1 full Bunday 105 as MpIOmAY BLOW. A pormanent cu , Tpo rodiavasous &1 Nory st Mant v Chichester's Kuglish Diamond Brand. ENNYRGYAL PILLo [nvention, eeth without plates, “Dr. Throckm ping down of plates, bite anything yoq tecth remaln i Just the thing ot romoyable ton's patent.” bridge URE Vold by ali 1< owitt | o~ ,,,”,”,k,,. or. .., AETR e £ | i'llktle more than ribLer plates, within rewsy B TR thaumane 1 | Faos watitthe |‘| all, Dr. Bulley. Dentist, has the sole rikh§ e e e e o Patpiiles 6 1 | to Omaha and Douglhs 00unty, ofice 43d oo Maguctic Klastic Truss Co., Ban Frabelaco, Cab l "axton block, Omuba. , submit the matter to THE BUREAU