Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 1, 1892, Page 8

g WIDOW TUSLER'S FICKLENESS Bhe Revokes the Power of Attorney Given Omaha Lawgers, HINTS OF SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS Control of a Fifty-Thousand-Dollar Ranch in Wyoming at Stake—The Widow's Bank Account May Play a Part, The fact of Catherine M. Tusler having vesterday filed in the office of the register of deeds a revoeation of the power of attorney which she gave to Lawyers H. P. Stoddard and W. 1. Healey some time azo is not a very intercsting item of news of fiself, but there are some sensational facts bonind it. Mrs, Tusler isa widow residing in this oity. and the owner of considerable property. Some years ago her husband died, leaving among other goods aud chattels a ranch in Wyoming, which was well stocked with fine horses und cattie, Boing a woman who was nnaccustomed to handling property of this class, sho cast about for soms man who was honest and capable, 1n her search for such a man, she selected a brother, Dr. George Keenan of Madison, Wis. Aftor the arrangement was made it was not Joug until he was on tho way to the wiids of Wyoming. Booted and spurred, he soon be- camo the envy of the cowboys of tho neigh- borhood, who had never bofore scen 80 guy and gaudy a Knight of ~the plains. In due timn, prospering beyond his expectations, he became a partucr in tho ranch, Shortly after this William A. Paxton, & friend of the Tuslers, had occasion to visit ‘Wyoming, and av the request ol the widow called at tho ranch, Puxton, being rizht in thatlino of business, soon discov- ered that something was wrong. 'I'e herd not increased as rapidly as it should. tlo had disapveared and blooded horses hed suddenly teft. but whoro they bad gone he could not learn. Upon . his return this condition of affairs wus roported to Mrs. Tusler. Iyen if.she was a woman she had a long bead. The readily reached the conclusion tkat such a business course would sooner or later drive her tothe poor house. Then it was that sho quietly called A halt, and as a result the purtnershin was dissolved and Dr. Keenan returned to Madison toagain deal out pills and physic. Tha books and pa- pers of the ersuwhile firm were turned over to Lawyers Stoddard and Healev of this city and Hon, George D. Micklejobn for examination. In this examination they claimed to have discovered thar Dr. Keenan hud not dealt squarely with the widow, but, instead, had taken nuL considerable more than his share, ‘I'he discovery I'l‘“llle.‘ in Mr. Healey taking atrip to Madison for the purposo of effecting a settlement. Ho was absout sev- eral days and upon his return he presented a somewhat distigered appearance. The doctor felt insulted when ordered to settle, and instead of turuing over the money claimed, he turned Lawyer Healey over un- ul he was almost unrecogmzable by his most intimate frienas, That settled pll attempts to adjust the difticulty in ap. amicable mauner, and the case went into the Wisconsin courts, where 1t is now pendine. 4 Mrs, Tusler went to Madison some time ago to spond the summer, and came under Dr. Kecnan’s influence once more, Itis presumed that he persuaded her to re. voko the power of attorney, and the next movo in this curious fight is being awaited with interest, ‘Tho revocation was sent to an Omala at- torney to be recorded, but he first sent & fellow limb of the law to Cheyenne to serve a motice on Stoddard and Healey or theiv representa- tives and to put the document on record in that state. He sent word by wire that he bad accomplished his mission. The Wyoming ranch is estimated to be worth abont £50,000. Mrs. Tusler is said 8150 to own $10,000 worth of stock in the Na- tional Bank of Commerce and to have kad & snug deposit in the bank. Itis hinted that she had fears for the safety of these, and there are intimations of sensational develop- meuts to come. Every Testimonial In behalf of Hood's Sursaparilla is strictly true and will bear the ctest investieation. No matter whero it may be from, it is as ro. lablo and worthy your conhdenco as if it came from your most respeeted noighbor. Have youever trico this excellent medi- cine 1 Ior a general family cathartic we confi- dently recommend Hood's Pills. They should be in cvery home medicine chest. ———— Don’t fail to see Belle Acton and On- line todny at3 o'clock at the Doug- las county . the two fastest hor in lhcn class, 1 and 2-year-olds, in the : A chance of your lifetime. il g T THAT SLY KETCHAM AGENT., ty Hall Needs n Little More Furniture. The Ketcham Kurmiture company of Toledo, O., aided and abetted oy somo of the members ot the council comaittee on public property and buildlngs, made a desperate nl\'urv. to work in its “graft” to the extout of 4,305.75 Tuesday night. When the furaiture contract was awarded to the Katcham people, the council provided for furpishiug all of the offices. The Ketcham people wero sausfied and each official was requested to mako a list of tho furniture which was actually needed. atimoall went well, and as the new furniture arrived old furniture in good con- dition was tratsferred to the oflices of some of the inspectors, ‘They wero well enouzh pleased with tho deal until a few “veeks ago, when an agent of the furniluze company up- peared upon the scene. Then there was o complete change of heart among the heads of several departiients aud 1 the offices of the tspectors. . Tho agont ovidentiy know just what was nted 1o sooth the of these gentle- aen, for on August g upon his own responsibility, ho prepared a listof furnituro that be concluded was e d to make the s list includes couches, o book cases anu curtain desks. ‘Tho offices in which he proposes to put new furniture aro these: Board of fire and polico sloners., A Board of heiith General nead in ofl Licenso inspector. Roller inspector. ity cleric (additionnT fu G wspotor uaditional commis- £ 008, 18 80,00 4500 184,00 " $ 5200 urniture)... 157.0) . BS.00 Assistint elty wttorney Totul .. £1,100. But tho manuer in which this list Kot be- fore the council 1s_the most peculiar part of tho transuction. Sorie time ago some of the inspectors asked for furniture in their ofic It wus koown by tho counci that the city bLiad & uumber of tables, desks, chairs and sottees s in thecity ball, and the request was 10 the com- mittee on public property and buildings. ‘Tucsany night Couacilman Edwards Sprang somewhat of a seusation when for his com mitteo ho roported w fuvor of allowing the Ketcham Furniture company to furnish tbe ofilues without eveu belng brought into com: petition with othor furniture dealers, He moved the adoption of the report, which had attached to it the list of furniture which tho agent thought the ity nexded. This report, however, was uot spprovod, and she whole matter was reforred back to Mr. Edwards sud bis commiitee, e MLate to bed ana eariy Lo rise will shorten tho road te your home in the skies. But early to bed and “Littlo Karly Risor."tno pill thav wakss life longor and better and Wiser. t —— Tho antire stock of horses owned by A. J. Poppleton, including the stallions Zalu, Royal Oal and Traverse, will be sold av auction at Elkhorn, Neb., ou Thursday, Sept. 15, at 2 p, m. ; e ANNOUNCEMENTS, Tho salo of soats for the enzagzement of . Miltou g Dollie Nooles, which begins ou Friduy cvenlog ucxt at Boyd's uew theatre, 1 will be pif on sale tomarrow evening. The following repettory will bs presonted Erl. day evesing and Suturday matinee, “A Son of Thespis,"” one of Mr. Noble's now which he fogards fully the equal of *Tho Poenixy’ Satneday evening, “For Revenue Orly,” and Sunday ovening, “From Sire to Son.” “For Revenue Ouly” was eiven its firat_presentation on any_stage at Havlin's theater, Chicago, on last Thursday evening, and every nowspaper in_ Chicago gave it un- stinted praise, It is a comedy and donls With politics and _politioal methods, The mesting of the campaign committeo in the elegant pariors of the can- didate’s country seat farnishes one of the wiost humorous episodes of the play. One act takes place in the ofice of tue Evening Blast. It forcibly depicts the vicissitudes of tho “responsible editor” of & campaign news- paver from a sort of Mark Twain point of view. The versatility of the e Lange and Risine company was Stown the past summer by putting on & season of comic opera in Chi- cigo without going cutsida of their regular cast for the prncipals, Tne same company which mado such a success in tho laughablo comedy “Tangled Up" la<t season will be re tained this scason, The (wo stars have reu- son to feel highly gratified at the result their first season as stellar lights, and ary now well launched on the road to fame and fortune. All who eujoy a good hearty laugh should seo tno roaring farcical comedy “Tancled Up" presentea by the Do Lange and Rising company. A well known manayer who witnessed the performance in Chicago said ha had the first hearty laugh he had en {oyed tnte years. Tuis pluy opens at tbo “arnam stroet theater Thursday ovening, and will continuo until Sunday evering, Wodnesday and Sunaay matinees, prbidusts Aty To Much Iee Cream, C. H. Rohror, agant of the Missouri Pacific railivay, Now Haven, Mo, savs: *1 sufferod a great doal one hot ovening last wook, (July 21.) I hadeaten ice cream for supper, and there seemed to be an internal conflict going on. A traveling man said ho had something in his erip at tho hoter thav he believed would reliove me, and producing a small bot- tlo of mediciuo gavo mo a dose. I felt better, and in a f w momonts took another dose, which entirely relieveo me. [ believo that such & medicine is worthy of recommendn- tion and that 1o should bo kept in the house during the summer. The bottle was labeled Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarchaa Remedy.” For salo by druggists. S HAYDEN BROS. Tetzel's “Mammoth Grocery.," el’s bankrupt stock on sale Selling Out L. G. He at Havdens. Best country butter for orands of creamery for 17c. West Point crenmery for sin full cream cheose, America full cream, 12 12ic, I5c and 17ic; and 14e. l6c; finest and 21 Wiscon- nd 10ct Young Swiss chooso brick cheese, AN DEN BROS, St g Don’t faii to see Betle Acton and On- line today at 3 o'clock at the Doug- las county fair, the two fastest horses in their class, 1 and 2- 5, i world. A chance Gi per acre in state of Nebrask o crops last year aggregated $100,00 Good lots in the city of Omaha, whoso pm»ulu- tion increased from 30,000 in 1880 to 000 in 1890, is good st to hold, don’t you think? As wo are long on this class of prop- erty and short on cash, drop in. During several years successful expe- i al estate business I shed a reputation for handling nothing but bargains. W. G. ALBRIGHT, 521, 522, 523 New York Life building. Eont e A HAYL BROS, Letting Down the Prices. We are now receiving our fall stock of children’s wool underwear. Tomorrow wo commence the greatest sale of this line of goodsever attempted in the west. Buy at once und suve money. Children’s scarlet lamb’s wool,natural gray and camel’s hair underwear to bo put on sale at less than mill price. In this lot will be 100 dozen gents’ fine camel’s hair half hose, usually sold at 40c per pair, tomozrow 25, ? outing flanncl shirts, plaited 3 from a0c. silk mitts, come in black ouly, price 15¢ per pair, worth 1 case of ladies’ fast black hose only L5 per puir, reducad from 250, Childran’s fast black cotton hose only 124c per pair, reduced from 20c. One entive stock of boys’ shirt waists to be closed at less than cost. Store will be closed Fri on account of the fair. HAYDEN BROS. —— Students Mt. Hotyoke, Wellesley, Bradford acad- st, Yale, Brown, demv, can Chicago and Boston pr ial,” via the Luke Shore route, at 10 . m. and arrive at their resvective destinations the next day, us Nmtlmmptun 1:40 ». m ry, 1:31 p. m.; Wellesley, Auburndale,4:15 p. m.; Farm- Bradford, 6:08 p. m.; liams! u\vn, 1i a, m.: Amherst, n.; New Haven, 8:24 p. m.; Provi- 5 p. m.; Boston, 40 P Andos 15 . 'm.; Exeter, p. m. For comfort enroute and um enience in making connections there is no train to New England whi :0m i with the **Boston For reservations, ete., apply to City Pass. and Tkt. Agt., K. Wil- ber, \\/usl Pus. Ag y afternoon At Smith’s Lassell, Don't fail to see Belle Acton and On- line todny at 8 o'clock at the Doug- las county fair, the fastest two harses in their cluss, 1 and Z-year-olds, in the world, A chance of your lifetime. —— Hayden Bros, Children’s school shoes at bankrupt Shos Sale, ’ fine oxford ties and broken lots of fine shoes at less than cost, Men’s lino hund-sewed shoes half price to close out. lltuu(l over our list of bargains in this ale, Child’s kid tip, shoes 95¢. Misses’ spring heel, $1.25 id up, spring heel, 81.75 o. calf tip xn Glo. ealf tip vs' fine B cali bl)uu», 1.6 Ladies’ fine oxford ties, J. & T. Short’s mukes, worth 00 and $3.50, ull go in one lot ut 87,95 5 shoes, $1 puir, .\[un's fino hand-sewed calf anad kangaroo shoes, wortn $5.00 and $6,00, all go at .50 and £8.00 a pair, HAYDEN BROS,, Dry goods and shoos. HE OMAHA DAILY THE BOSTON STORE. The Gluck Bro»' Dress Goods fale in All its Glory Now. GRANDEST STOCK EVER SHOWN IN OMAHA The Immense Bargaina Offered During this Sate are a Surprise and Reve- Iation to Everyone that Visits the Store. Today will be another bargain day in splendid dress goods of all the highest grads novelties, all the new designs and all the new shades of overy kind of fine dress goods imported for this fall's trade, as wl the medium grades! Gluck Bros.’ 87dc storm serges in brown and russets, just the thing for early fall dresses, go today at 15c yard, An immense lot of all wool 40‘inch twill plaids, homespuns in stripes and checks and all wool 4k-inch serge boucle cloth, goodssold by Gluck Bros. 1n New \'ul Kk at 750 a yard, choice of the lot to- rd. (-L\;Ll\fi 750 AND 81 DRESS GOODS, )C. offer today: Gluck’s and $1.00 dress goods, -wide wool mel’s hair, Scotch cheviots, brilliantines in pluin and plaids, wide wool tricots, flan- nels, serges, ete. In this lot are over 200 ph-mw ‘T'ake your choice of the lot a yard, Jea yard, yard and half wide ele- gant cloth in navy biues, tans ana browns, just the thing for a fall wrap or winter dress, which Gluck sold at $1.39, g0 today at “‘Boston Store” for Yc a yard. Storm serges, yard and half wide, in navy and chungeable, just the thing for bluzer and Ilton suits, Grand street price $1.25, our price 75c ADVAD s STYLE NEW DRESS GOODS. 25,000 yards, guaranteed imported, for the fall’s trade, of all wool ottoman, dingonals and craqueles, suitable for early full wear. These are all new shades, such as navy, russet, myrtle, garnet, olive, ete,, sold in New York at $1.75, todna they go at 98c. NI 00DS DEPARTMENT IN OUR SUNLIT BASEMENT. On accocnt of the immense dress goods stock we now carry we are com- pelled to open o new dioss goods do partment in our basement, where you wil! find exceptional \'nl\xcs in medium and low-priced dress goods, Wool mohal double folil wool plaids and ohcun at Sca yard. Just about the FALL 40:inGh ool platds nnd st ipes, home- 'spuns in grays and browns, 15¢ a yard. Yard and half wido ladies’ cloth and waterproof in browns and navys 23¢ a yard, THE BOSTON STORE, N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. HAYDEN BROS, Advance Sales at Marvelous Prices, See our enormous stock of furniture and compare prices. Look at our endless variety of stoves and zompare price I * immense stock nd draperins, are unapproachable, These advance sales are a new feature in our Lusinessand are made toconvince buyers that Hayden Bros, uve leaders of low prices and highest grade zoods. H ‘\YUP N BROS. of car- The prices S e Omaha Can Mfg Co.,campaign torches s S Toduy the G bition The management of the Douglas county fuir have arranged with Gould & Miller of Fullerton, Neb., to give an exhibition paco today 3 o'clock witn Belle Acton, the on now holds the world’s record in 2:23, and also Online, who holc world’s record for two- olds, 2:16. These are Nebraska horses, and today it is Nebraska against the worid at the fair grounds in Omaha. Be sure to see this great exhibition, as it promises to be a world beater. - Today the Gr Horse Racing Exhi. bition K d in Omaha, The management of the Douglas county fair have arranged with Gould & Miller of Fullerton, Neb., to give an xhibiti pace today at 3 o'clock with Bell Acton, the one-year-old who now holds the world’s record in pacing, and also Online, who holds the wolld’s record for two-year-olds, 2:16, These are Nebraska horses, and today it is Nebraska against the world at the fair grounds in Omaha. Be sure to ses this great exhibition, as it promises to be a world beator. aclng Exhi- aha, o5 The Most e Rallway Tral 1t offers such luxuries as a barter shop, bath, library, smoking, parlor, latest stock repor pher, and waiting maid for ladies and children. The dining, sleeping and observation cars carried on it are Pullman’s latest design, finished in luxur It leaves Chicago daily at b: m. over the Pennsylvania” Sho:t Lines and runs folid to the east. You will enjoy its convenience Address Luce, 248 Clark street, Chicago. T — The undersigned local freight houses will not receive any freight today after 12 o’clock noon. H. Flanagan, agent, C. M. & 0. Ry.,, B, B, & M. V. W. Ry. St P., Ry., C M. Loftus, ngent, Mo. Pac. Ry. J. Anderson, agent, 3. B. & Q. Ry., K. C., St J. . W. Burroughs, age C.R I &P. Ry., C., .\1. Wabush. Nitloes of five Tines or ioxs u cach l“.l " wlline NTER— 10 Mr. and i mnu»\ruut An ugust De Normun ly August 20, 1804 to Mr, 30, 1822, o and 1802 to Mr. and CRAIG=Mary, Auzustil, 182 age 11 months, SHOUKLEY—Baby, August 81, 1802, uge 2 wonths. D“PRIBES Baking - sPowder; Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard BEE: ITHURSDAY TAKE "WARNING! NEGLECT NOTITHE DANG! n._ An Objast Lesson Tauzht by the Indians, SIGNALS OF Let the Way Infllmpln and the Remedy Bafe. If you are ailing, not exactly sick, but net feoling “‘justright,” have a drowsy, dull feeling, bad taste in the mouth, variable appetite, occasional pains in the joints and muscles, and other signs of impending sickness, why not do as the Indian does—drive such symptoms out of the system by the judicious use of their vegetablo remed Don’t neglect such ning. That pain in your shou der may de- velop in‘o rhoumatism, and a month’s sickness deprivo you of the income of your toil. That furry tongue denotes your liver is out of order, and tvphoid fever would easily take root in your systom. What could you do then? Think of your business, your income, and your family. Seck safety as you would fly from cholera or ~mullnu\ You are in danger if you neglect theso warnings. They may vass off but the chances are against you, and even then the poison in only latent in your system. Do not, however, put your trust in the numerous so-called ‘‘sarsaparillas’ with which the marfet is flooded. Sarsapurilla bark 1s not o medicine, It I3 a favor. y of these they con- ne, bismuth, fodide of potasium, aud the like, and any drugglst wiil tell you, I he telis you truly, that this s so, Kickpoo Indlan Sagwa and other Kickapoo In- dlan medicines contaln only the product of the fleld and forest, nature’s own vegetable growth of Toots, barks and lierbs, and of necessity are free from all mineral polsons whatever, because the Indians have no knowledge of them, depending wholly upon natura’s laboratory for thelr resources, and upon thelr skill, born of conturles of exper aring them. apoo Indlun Sagwa, mndo Ly the Tn- lans from roots, barks and berbs of their own gathoring and Curing, §s obtainublo of uny drugeist at one dollar per bottie; six bottles for five doflar:, PREE Send three two cent stamps to puy postage, and we will mail Joufteew thelliinz and inteconting ‘book ot . entitied “Life und Scenos Amons the Kickapoo Tndiuns. Tells nil wbout. the Indians, “Address HEALY & BIGELOW, Distributing Ageuts, 521 Grand Ave, New Huven, Conn, ..OOO0.0,. Tutt's Tiny Pillsact ns kindly child, the delicate female or old age as upon the vigorous Tuit’s Tiny Pllls' @ civo tone and uzr.-ngn. to the weak @ stomach, bowels, kidneys and bladder M‘\NHOOD RESTORED- Fifude, all drains. and Beflore&.kfter Use. Toss o power of ‘the Generativo' Organs in e citlier X, caused by vermmerTon: S ontH TudTeeredldne, O the exceasive ultinately W 0 packnge, or written guar money. Sent by imail 10 wny nidress, in plain envelope. . Mention this pager. MADAID CHEMICAL CO., Brauch O 358 Dearborn Stroct, CHTCA FOR SALE IN OMAHA, NEB., BY uhe & Co., Co.r 13th & Douglas Sts. A Fuller & Co. Cor- 14th & Doviss 8 g ey -u.. gy lh/’I |Aeents in stimps wil seciro you thelr {1lu s trated new ook of Call upon, ot 120 pogos.| address with stamp, IDrs. Betts & Bctts South 14th St.,, & F.Curncrl4th and Douglus Sts., Ouiaha, Neb. DEFGRHITY BRACES Elastic Stockings, Trusses, Crutches, |Batleries, { Water Bottles, Syringes, Atomizers, Medical Supplies. ALOE & PENFOLD 114 §. 15th SL; Next to Postoffice. 2 / » in o e, a T TpC L, "': 5 2, SEPTEMBER 1 IF YOU EVER SUFFERED FROM Indian Depredations If you are In position to take advantage of the laws re- fating to PENSIONS you have taken up a piece of Public Land. if you have made an invention on which you desire to securea Paten You should communicate with the Opensit's doors this week upon an entire new stock of fall gools for men and boys. ago, have we bzen able to sho Neversince the day we began business some six years y as complete an assortment of “everything that a man wears” as is gathered "neath our roof today. The men’s suit department, “the “pant”ry, the hat department, the shoe room, the furnishing’ gools d>partmeat, the mummoth boys® Cepartment, are all bristling wit early fall wear, all at “Thz Nebraska's' scason advances, we will lay the h .)ri:ht n2w gools suitable for As the different lines of gools bzfore you 3. ' popular pric in an attractive manner, both on our tables anl in the newspapers and you will be invited to partic as you never saw in one pai store b2 in our boys' departmznt in earnest. ipate in such a feast of gool things fore. Today we open the cam- This department, en- larged to nearly double it's former size, shows an array of new suits for boys, never equallel in it's history. Knee pant suits, twa or three picces,with either single or double breasted coats, anl long pant suits with single breasted coats, or double breastel square cuts, in all the latest effects. While we are showin2 knee pant suits as low at a doliar, we believe that our all wool knez pant suits at two fifty to be the best value ever offercd in boys' wear. school suits, ages 10 to 13 Solid wearing , with long pants, at two fifty. All wool school suits, with long pants, at four dollars. Boys' three picce suits, ages 14 to 19 at two seventy five and more, an especially good thing being our handsome all wool plail at five dollars. Parents are invited to bring the new suits. TRYERS MAKE boys in this wezk, anl try on the BUYERS. Bee Bureau of Claims %&fa/}&afi, The object of this bureau s to givo every person holding a legitimate elaim against the government the advantage oa residence in Washington, whether helive in Texas or Alaska. It does more than that. Nine-tenths of the population of Waushington would be helpless if asked how to go to work to secure their rights through the depart- ments. Tar Bee Bureau of C.aims gives the advantage, not only of per- sonal residence, but of thorough famil- farity with all the machinery governwent. It offers Absolute Security. You do not know whether the average Washington claim agent will cheat yo or not, aithough on general principles you would naturally suppose that he would. But you know that the San Francisco Examiner, the St. Paul Pio neer press and the Omaha BEE cannot afford to cheat you. They guarantee this Bureau, ana their reputation is staked upon the honesty and ability of its management. The bureau employes attorneys who are Expert Specialists for each of its departments, Tts Indian depredation cases are care- ully worked up, with all tha evidence requirved by law, and argued before the court of ms in such a manner as to bring out most favorably all the essen tial points. Its land cases are handled in strict ac- cordance with the rules of the General Land Oflice, so thut no deluys or com- plications ensue in the orderly settle- ment of the claims. Its patent cases are so managed as o, insure the utmost possible benefit to the nventor, by giving him the broadest protection his ideas will justify. Its pension cases ave disposed of with the least possible delay and expense to the veterans. Don't refrain from consulting the bureau because you are afraid of the cost. Its costs nothing to get information. Ask as many questions as you please, and they will be answerel promptly cheerfully and accurately, without cha ——THE—— Bee Bureau of Claims Room 220, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb, Open till 8 p. m. Saturday, 10 p. m, y INTERNATIONAL ~ SANITARIUN DR. W. C. MAXWELL, Prest. 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