Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1880, Page 3

} THE DAILY BEE AT HOME AND ABROAD. Judge Buckner that it he was allowed | Ask s reon Setrvey MES. GRANT TELLS SoM® INTERESTING {0, €0 he would take a trip ‘r‘l’(:’iz:' o Torers, i AT e ot Wasington, D.G.) OMAHA PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS. [ sy £ 18308 0 & nEponTER. T e arRos A, th' it \i/ | ORNEY-AT-L: —_— arer Tribune. . ~ s atfer 1323 Famism h ked that | how by A i rana st omaba, | = Mra. Graut was found to be delight. | Grrisman, Hlis Honor rematkel ot | boy they ecovoe aten 'llu'x::lx:;h("lll:i’::s?fi”an- 'x"nmnouvmumo&x_m fuly cffhand and pleassnt. She | pio STEEY Woud roat o long after | s’ sad = . it - b s | 10T Lyt It advane pogpai).. 8340 taiked right and left, and to many at | Gratmas, and the jdge wa & trae | 1w S il Chicago & Northwestern 3 Foppicton, atd T. 3 montns « « A ll!m;, hu;hn:: aud chatting without prophet ~ After sezving out his een- In:.ix‘::;sr v RAILWAY. = - tocomsion. and " apparently - without | fance, Grizaly Dau went to Stocktn | “pfgr S M his will be sour fizst vist to | 204 Pillaeed another dotor's cffics | e n ShetfiSh Poret sad Best ey Medl = e e £ | and tried to amputate a Dutchman's | Fix DYSPEFSIA, cONSTIPATION, Jausdice 2,380 MILES OF ROAD! THE MAILS. e pomo cne suggested inQUIr- | hoad with the plunder. Dan Was | puagor 4icks 8ICK HEADACHE, Colie, Do | 1,35 Som, SURE and Sate Route Setwesn . iced; T have been there | PEYEF known to steal ansthing when | Bum, Fic, zec. tigei COUNCIL BLUFFS C &N, W.R R,080s. m, 2:40p. m. STRIPES. et %’fmd? 3 T have been there | sober, but he says: When D'm | Tt anivaled Southern Remedy s warranted pere<t SR &R R s u & Siop. m T D, vtas groat & ravcller | 4FaUK snythingT get those fve fagers | ry ofIHtan Saocle parile o Mexcoer, or SR Sy, 1 | " Fou aro almosta st travllr | A8 shythiog gt hore 72 e = : CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 134 | s the general. i b arely Vegetable, e SOk P 17 1- Ve 1 rall ith bim.” As an Indian fighter, when under the | cppe o S0 o CRES 2o and all polnts EAST and NORTH. oy ® e L sontroling fnfusncs of drink, he s | Wi uf Sy Frovience has piaced | [T OPFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIO B & 11a12 0 0 & holy terror. intries where Liver Disease most prevall. It GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE o.&N 10 | the war?’ S i 219 all Diseases caused by Derangement of ADVANTAGES THAN ANY T.UMBER. bu L¥as pict of tho time with him, | He was once set upon by s wholetribe :fi‘:r?r;’;mxs‘fia Liver Complaint are a TR wem & e B, | SANTEEDamoupm Framing, 18 ft. sndunder.... §20 00 | Dut not s the papers repretent2d. 1 | of howling red davils and was obliged | Byrg'of o84 tate in the moui; Pain In the = < ammdDouglas’ | O R Tin i 1p . Each add, ft. over 18, per M 50 | had a psper sent me the other dsy | to run for his lifo. He headed for the | tiam; Sous Seeciniolte misiaker forfbeuma, It s the ONLY ROAD between S = GMATiA, Nt &k i, 5 Fencing, No. 1, 12t0 20 f¢ 2200 with an article marked, in which I was | brink of a cliif about 700 feet high, | Steraately costive aid tas; Hewlacher Lows ot | COUNCIL BLUFFSand CHIOAGO | "y G REAT =F e a3 B Lincols, 19:10 She:ting ‘Sffi&f Ban 20 0 | pepresented as being much better than | dodging the bullets as he ran, being | aivo sy s Pantal sensation of aiing i o EkB, (6 rum 3 10p. 3 : ey | dodeing 3 o somethibg which odght 1o hate: been om s, Creghton | B .. L e X 1 it ap- | PETanCe of tho akin And Kyes, n dry Cough ot | * In aldtio i clagaes o Eocl ol or Bieee fown loave but onoaa | CommOR boards, dres 22.00) J582d that atter » btclo i which th | course of & Dol by tho sound as it ap- | Kyt 't v e RS GRS ML I | davie430n m STOCK BOARDS. oat ttle in which tho | prosched from tho rear. _Grisaly Do | Sometines many of thes svmptoms stana | STST St FLAYTELATS MK | Coopeptem 19ta 1 p. m Bundays, O R D, D 1y [ unhesitatingly leaped over tho olif, to | fhe diseaso,atothira very fewsit ho Liver, the For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, __ THOMASF. HALL. Pomumaster. 85 0p | hurried to the front tobe of what | the amazement of the Tndians, WhO | of the dissee. sei it ees sexeomia i kecas | T8 TRACK 1S STEEL RAILS1 TION, and all Diseases of the THRO Arrival And Departure of 80 00 tervico I might. Now that was not | gathered in a row to watch his fall. | sllering, wretchotscn andvesth wilcnaie. | 115 CORGHES ARE THE EINERTE oo o) oo . is f the THROA 200 tracatall. The general would not | Dan turned in the air as he was fall- | s e gmpnd 28 an efiacious ranely for U . THoMAS Tflllll_ gn\:a put up with it st all. He would | ing, raisad his Winchester rifle to his D e L i Woemer, | i JEyou wish the Best Traveling Accommeda: | L0720 3 n exellent Ap) : LA Dk s B ey ave been very anary if I had ap- | shoulder and pulled the trigger. An Aswistant Post Master, £ Cm s A. ¥ CHADWIGK, A TIOENEY AT LAW—OZice 1606 Farubam peared at guch a time, and T knew it. . Tt was also stated that I had bus- izd myeelf in hunting out poor peo- ple upon whom to bestow alms. s Todian_toppled over with a ball through his left eye, and Dan kept pulling the lever and trigger until ““We have tested ts virtues, versonally, know that for Dyspepsia, Elliiousness. Throbbing Headactie, 1t s the best medicine tie world over saw. y 4 4 gage Fre of Putup in CAYTION DONT uart Size Bottles, giving More for the mone any article in the market. No. 1 Pittsburg oak No. 1 Pittsburg oak. COAL—RETAIL. show one-half s many permanent asked had they read Judge rect picture of the life represented In roply to the questions, Mre, slouch from his head and put the silk ‘coons through another winter!” lather for the mowith, which is fragrant and healthful. SOZODONT tightons Regulate that important organ by taking sshoppers instead of reindeer, He rode in a shell instcad of 4 sleigh, But he took them on toard aud drove them Kris Kingle, the Glove Haker, o, m at Al our Gloves we are sending to Bunee, Santa showed them suspenders and many thiny Offering his services in al s It Smocth ard P Track, Flegant Pas- r Ccaches, and %3 | PULLMAN SLEEPING &DINIKG CARS CHAS. SHIVERI FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHER £ seventeen of vils had balls i e 20 EDIC, . SWARTZLARDE 22 50| people always found me; I did not | over the cliff after him. The eigh: e Battor Telnmare T DENVER OFF] Colorrdo Central and - ’ O AT LA G 1 d Pan | 2000 have to seek them out. Then I was | teenth chot only carried away an In-'j Macie, Ga. Exfatij sadfMm Now Montgom. | EXEFCE from Report of the Commissiozer of 1 ST > roportod as busying mysef in seeking | ciun's nose, as the air ws o full of ANUACTURED oMLY BT 3 L e ) ; LA A SONDA. 32 50| positions for worthy young ladies in | falling Indians between Dan and the J. B ZEILIN & CO., — - A TIORNEY AND COUXTELOR AT LAW. 2 00| tho treasury dspartment, and for oth- | top of he cliff that his sim was little FHIADELEMIA PA. | P I tormation (e e sy , A TIASE D counm . g D ol e .o0: sty s D af Tloms Ticket Ofice, address any compenr. in the Sy _ | er applicants in other places. Now, | confused. Ho strick feot foremost in Y s b agent of the Company, oz U to give ar PEARODY = ?3 flg my Lushand wouyd not allow that. T the river below and swam ashore un- HARVIN RUCHITT, W. H. STERNITT, - BaDY, s :;‘d“norllugang :hinfmfixl? ;:fl;a:fimn :?‘]u{nd. 'Tl,l'e filrum rel:nlirr‘ing on Gt S sl Lo Osae et 0 00 S o tk—in fact, e top of the cliff was the sole sur- 3 * s Proc S 2 i ich he was presid - | wards known as ‘‘Man-with-a-hole-in- e g 3 i cocaemos wane |2 2 20 s mar ik (v ppontments | o G e s el S CLAUCHLIR. o o0 it umatag Poraan s 30 00So, you sce, the newspapers were — e So y DB 3 L an \LERS e ¥ out of Omaha to Usion T, Sleeplug 25 00 | wrong. Doing Her Best _—m—m—m—m————— e o E g | OMATIA & NORTF (ETERN AND [8IOUX “I remembet to have seen it stated | Detroit Frco Press. L T enldd 25 00 | that Iong befors the war youoften pre- | A party of Detroiters who_were 1880 Prowily Attended to.wa_ | Expross.. i 2 0| dicted hat yoor husband would be | fishing for brook trout on the Boyno < CERIEN & BART 4and § 40 00 | president,” eald some one. river, and cam ing on its banks, ran Lo ) i & CARTLETT, B &M, B R i NEBRASKA. G SEC 55 00| "Y' mow auch atatements har | out of supphies, snd an envoy wassent nfi”‘f’",“% AR K. G, ST. JOE&C.B.R.R,, p ¢ 1eys-at- Law e i e s e L 5 00| haen made, but they were uiterly | out to bag, buy or borrow fomething ; s ths oy Direct Line to THE cocRaz Ay Ay . o WEAORE | A st (ber) shinglen. 3 75| without foundation. I did not dresm | until an order sent to Traverse City ST. LOVIS AND THE EAST S T e | BT adunsipm :m‘c'lufi([x:, ©: No, 2 - 3 00| of my husband becoming president | could be filled. After a walk of two From OMAHA and the WEST. S 1 B e . 2 50 | any lengthof uime be ore he was zc- | miles he reached a log_house in the A Crelghton REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY. 4 00 tually called to the position. In fact, | woods. A woman, five children, three Seltzer hubblos in t Eferart 1 g (o) B { Mioeruton (o120 pr | L2 5 18| Twas not ambitious to_have him il | dogs, and a family of tame eoon' accu- TARTASTS s A LY PASSENGER TRAINS ANTon, glrml.nm;l s pm| Hasings €0 6550 m | Cement, b o 2850 :llle puhliliun unti'l u.I;y b-g;ndlo nthm %;,du.a one uinglarfimhm in the house. Hoalthiul 28 the f 14 eat BACHING ALL T = o o £ Towa plaster, bl im. T was perfectly satisfied to have e furnitura was all home-made, the Flashing. {r m the breast of Farth, Dag - i e EY AT AW, O k" | A e, 82| him remuin’ general of the army. | tablo ware conisted. entirly of tin | Tk S ottt Eastern & Western Cities i K LCK, COR. DOUE. & 16TH STB. | Moo 0d0am | Expresser 1090 8 | EL8E Do b 0o 25| About two weeks before the conven- | dishes, and only ons bed was visible. i e e R e K4 e it EhE 5 Epress - & A0p | Mai 20'p m | gored o, 100 fbs. § 05 tion which nominated him T spoke to | The envoy staied his errand, and the [ T T WABASH, ST. LOULS & FACI¥IC. 3 bavoons! por 100R i, 1 92| him sbout the reports that were boirg | woman replied: L i 'A:’ d Conne" Well curbing ........o.... 80 0o | circulated that ho would receive the | “Flour! I reckon we ran out o’ FEVER AND AGUE Westinghouse Air-Brake, E . 5 b WP s Rough 3, snd 2 in., in batts, nomination, and asked him if he | flour yesterday, and we won't haveany it g EAFSEE_THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA Attorne y-a t-Law per 100 ft. lin 50 | thought ke would te be nominated, | more until next week. oy LAl wag City, St. Joseph and By e * | Loave Omaba, dai 15| 22d he said he thought he would be, | “Can you spare any coffee?” T . DoumelEinS I via SRl ke, up s, Hasonty | T 0t 18| and if he were chosen he would be [ I guess not. The last coffeo we H ) (] e L SR 1% 16| elected. Tasked him if he thousht | had run out on Christmas. If we eit o Wost e e e, e > 30| he conld fill the office, and he replied | any next wesk I'il apare you some.” CELESRATED a J. F.BARNARD, A. C. DAWES, E i armvemem e e, - 40 | that he thovght he could do so as well | “How about tea?” &) 4 - 2 d K, Foar trem on Sunday, eaving Omaba ot 9 2nd g, n., per a8 most others “‘Well, tea has been purty ekecrce &N yrneys-at-Law. e T s W20, Okl i bl 4y o9] “You of oourae, enjoyed your trip | with us for the last two months, but ney aw. ST Cloar poplas Qe 50 00 [ 2broad?” ssid cne, chavging the sub- | Ben said he thought of gittin’ some \ ot 1 e glven to il voits | eave Cmahn:—a. m.,7 & m., 830 a. m, 1 | Black Walnat.. 100 00 | ject. ’long this fall. I you are around here ee. Agent,Omaha. Gen'rl Agent, Omaha. = 52 evipeions, il | p. ., 430 p. .3 Being led off in this direction, Mis. | when our tea comes, we'll divide with st 2L L i 5 m St opposite | 1140 &, m. 625 p. m 5 Grant talked very freely of her ex- | you.” OUX CITY & PACIFIC 3 3 8 Daily except Sunday. 74 | verience in the 'ar east and in Europe. |~ *‘You haven'tany potatoes to spare, AND - — 5 OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R . 15al? | Sho‘spoke of their. visit t> varions | have you!” ; : e o v r e & B 10812 | places, and told of their meeting with | - “Well, now, you ought to have St. Paul & Sioux City 0CX ISLAND & PACIFIC R. . 34| the great of the world. The general, | been here last week for ‘taters. I RAILROADS. b e EAST & THE Wit ORI o oo AR, she Tsid, had '.hon}x_zht a great deal of | cooked the last Sunday. Theso ’ere AL LINK B ribedpbrl i T COMMERCIAL. 1 03| Gambetta, the French statesman. | dogsand childgen sot a heap by cold he Reliable Siouz City Route Faiuce Curs ina S48 3 COMMERCIAL, 210] “Only yesterisy,” shosid, &'he was ’rl‘-fau, dugygu Off like hot exkes. 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! ; . - readicg of Gambetta’s recent succes, | Ben is going to get some more 'long e ' Omaha Wholssale Markets, 12| and suid he was glud to see that the SvobtSutarisyd 5 From COUNCIL BLUFFS to % mahi Mar 2 008 g | French were begiuning to show an ap- | “Haven’t you any provisions at all ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS o belt it e ioctmmioa s e ‘1 50 | preciation of tnis really great mac.” | which you can spere!” ssked the dis- DULUTH, or BISMARCK, | B b UGt LN } Owama, August 30, 1880, | Gim 100 per cent .. 150 | Oh yes, they saw Prince Bismarck and | couraged envoy. R e e e | T ows i d=odath “" Holland, 90 per cent. 125 tho Crown Prince of Germany. Both [ “Well, now, I don’t believe we Dakots. This line is equipped with the Im- | P s, mixd Jamaion, per gl 1 5083 0 | woro delightfully plearant. ~ Bismarok [ have, but we ar going to stock up ‘lattorns Conpler sl Bofor.” A ot s O rapans. % called upon her, as he did also upon | ’long in the fall. I wae telling Ben o £ ) i Kennedy Blters per gal 1201 the genoral, and they dined at his | only lnst might that Td got kindet | 1y preemerc e Modication | SPEFD, SAFETY AND COMEORT . 3 e Db ra 7 00 [ houso. This was a rare experience— | tired of scroochin’ along on Injun and | el Shoi danser is present, and thercorea | Stoeyine Carawod and controlled by the com- e Champagnes, pints in baskets. 25 00 | 80 informal and agreeable; they wero | 'lasses.” o emlitars s ul fany; rud Through Wil s Dumestl chispaigns 1 o2 0 [ much pleasaut peoplo that he was re- | +L'll buy somoe of that if you can | Ry remert -t Sai Bt Paal. Teatms. tearerd S53 3 e 1502 0o| minded of her home folks. The | sparo t, for we haven't a bite of any- [ new and lovel comiivis PR Ales, Edinbus 375 price. led her to t:lt;dd;u;mg*;m"i thme in IC““Pl" o o For o b all Drageistsana Desters renerally L i - " Bass & Co. 5 95| und the princess folded her shawl| *No, I can’t sell any. Fact is, wo = L L e i . Sws uoness Dubl s 223 ubout he ap tenderly as her mother | Iad tho lat for breakiant, and e A e L e T . =] EATHER. could have done. won't get any more till Saturda T 2 2 b S8 % e 1 10a1 1o | 10¥ed none better than Japan. The | “I'm sorry,” sighed tho man as he | Xmong other things where Santa Clucs stoyeds 4 2O ¥ Exmic 55 98 | French calf, londing brands... 1 50a2 10 | Pe0Ple there were anxious to learn of | turned away. ¥ Ghldren oftask f e makes goodsor ot e " 2 R ] SRR, Domestickips 7oa1 10 | the Americans, and were really pro- | “Yes, so'm1,” she sighed in return. | Fraly s lises ina wowuisi ailey, Towa. n < = 2 ¥ | Extra choice and very bright... g Domestic calfs. 110al 80 | gressive. But to tell us all she saw | “T seed your party down thar in camp | And iuddenlyd . S o3 B Beet able D %0 | Hemlock upper, per foot . 2542 | and enjoyed there would requirs too | 'other day, and you look like honest | Where wonder of vonlers they {twestern Freight and Passsuger Agent, S e Qak upper, per oot .. 262 | much space. folks. T'd be glad to spare you some- | Tuero wero motntains. L ours, with more : Goundil Diat Dotk B E X COFFEE. iy b 8 00a9 20|, The visits to Mexico snd Now Mox- | thin’, but Ican’t. If you men want |, besutifalgrcen, i e e pa wE E prime to choice. 10 | Toppings fer do 11 00 | ico were referred to withevidently de- | to move your camp up here, and en- | A far brikiver skios than ever wore seen, THROUCH TO CHICACO s E od to prime. Morrocoe (bootleg) per foot. 85a%8 | lightful recollections. She spokv of | joy our society, and use our smudge to | While flowers of exquisite fragrance were grow | Without Change of Carsl BALL. B to “ ol remsed . 35 | the Aztec pottery as a great curiosity. | drive away skeeters, we'll do our best ing around. ithou 8 Gen'l Superiatendent. M Simon pes ckin. . 8 0083 23 | Had she met Gen. Low Wallace? No; | to make it pleasant; but when you | A eoramy ciel i S uiler fndonte THE . : £ | but she had read his novel, ““The Fair | como down to fodder we ain't nowhar', | Twie Saia G ef s thistoey i sy i e Tt et ol I e A AT R it el e CHICAGO gg ILER S s e U e L FC BURLINGTON & (UINCY M. = ) x T o No. 2 Cincinnati oak . 89 all at she thoug An ox- . 'He showed them all over his SOLE MANUFACTURHERS 38 | No: 1 hemock - 5| oetlont, thing, Tho goneral had also{aro uited in SOZODONT, A fow RAILROAD. 2 RN a3} | No. 2 Hemloek 37| read it, and pronounced it a very cor- | drops on the brush make a delightful | To Bunces they suid they were 8 9 Sl 5 Grant stated that they expected tore- | the teeth in their sockets, restores ) more. - W W ey H sido at Galona for the present. She | them to the original color, and is alto- | Sayiic ] s took thes tofriend Bunco's store. e e 2 (= fa2in = Salt Lake Peach 1 would like very well to live in Colora. | gether themost aprecable wash ever | i o m ety oot eon Benes oo " : : it . California Peaches 5 1 do,but if she could haveher preferonce | offored to the public. 1t is economieal | Ife thereors shotid snd his o to i car, = And everything pertaining to the Furnit a5 Oysters, 21 cans, ¥ oms.. 870 gratified sho would prefer Washing- | aud pleasa Knowing hisfrond wil et their il hare. | pASSENGERS GOING BAST pholstery Trade. 0y > ,;)‘; “"‘z'u:?.“ 2ol o ton to any other placa, principally bo- | w0y it o o aven alne, s | A eirni o e, T i 3 g e Facts that W 3 cause of the great number of acquain- fesinine, R B et ¥ o 17| 10 you are sulering with asovre | tasee. there Did aho. ot i of | o0 motio for Seavorve’s Gocw. 1t | spbyovidierte Sttt T | BEGT ROUTE TO CHICAGD, |A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW CO0DS AT THi ndard Tomatoen,3 1, . Fvalon i ; s % | traction, any | = n , North uz : SR A T e ot o s e latioaY o ik | o Tarea Mo et i e 220 | Honsaboldar, c-0-d&wang 26 N Passongers Ly ix Tt o chofe of OHAS. SEivERIos: et Peaghes, 31 B Gie: 340 | theoat or fungs, wo know that Dx. | for tho paat twenty yoars, and (e | T hvcr o mons forsooms ghe seat of 2 BT : . | FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES,{ ipiimonwm 1208 and 1210 Farnham Sirec Raspberries, 2 b, ¥ case.... 8 00 | Kixg’s New Discovery will give you | had become used to it. 7 o e | CONSULTING PHYSICIAN | aue of Six Dafly Linesot Pulsse | = — — — = S Blackberries, 2 1, § case. 280 | immediato relief. Wo know of hun- | Hlers the train drew up to_the de- | dixease than is generally supposed, for up- Sleeping Cars frum Chicago to 3 75 | dreds of cases it has completely cured, | pot. ~The general's “Jap” brought in | O its regular action depends, in a great | a5 PERMANENTLY LOOATED 105 MED- | w0 v Gt Withous €h Imbproved Buckeye 460 | and that whero all other medicines | the general's silk hat, and, without | Measure, the powers of the stomach, bow- | " [cALogkick 1| New Xor ity Without Change. . i ltivator 3 N ; o ls, brain and , | s Tt stret, - ptoe Tralns o tisTnearo equipped wi 250 | had fuiled. No other remedy can |consulting the general, fook the | s brain and ths wholo nervous system angees i o i iness nives it | Gombined Rldlng Corn Cultivator 10| cures. Now to give you satisfactory | in i's placo and retired. Simmons’ Liver Regulator, and you pre- | Tacuieiie 2l Surkery, bouh i gienoal aa FOR 1880. 17 | proof that Dx. Kine’s New Discov- . vent most of the diseases that flesh is heir | be consuited night and day, and wil visita = 17 | gry will cure you of Asthma, Bron- e | B oihe ity and county o rceip o ctia e A Eas pa 43| chitis, Hay Fever, Consumption, Se- GRIZZLY DAN. —_— — e e v us sk o 31 | vere Coughs and Colds, Hoarseness, | THE GREAT HUNTER AND INDIAN | covsranromons ave coos on on 5. A, Fowuar. i i St ¥ il 4 g o b Rt i g 13 | or any Throat or Lung Disease, if you FIGHTER AGAIN IN TROUBLE. £rooh D3N 01w M . vt thayinen conceraing Routes, Rates, DAY KIDNEY PAD CO0., PROP'TS, D 35 | will ol at 9. K. Tou Drug Storo you | : Sy moa ot FOWLER & SCOTT, ; oty & 0ledo, O. | Beans,per bushel. 180 | can get a trial bottle free of cost, or | Vitams (Ner) Chronicn, Kidoey Fad watbfought ut about e vears g, sppiying st ur psgmicadg | e L] 104 | S EeTer ahee bettle for 61.00 Doc Williamsou, alias Grizzly Dan, | Siroce heve g 5 o mmitee by o A R G H IT ' c TAVPS K 1SH At for Nehratin, GLASS. jan161y(2) the boss bear-killer of the Yosemite, worthles, affair; but o min ublic 1 o e 1D WAIE | Window Glaes 60 per cont. dis- — Sf&"“"- and m"‘l‘ ‘:;h;: iho"’:;lg Ghilltmsite Pad reore th o Dotms tor bl of_any degertpion S ™1 et off E 7 wildernesses, was set adrift from the | o)l ki mey discascs and s wereds wh xihibition at our offica. We have had oves IRON TURBINE R Buclen's Arnica Salve Virginia City jail about two wecks | olien fall Ask your druggive i hi o experen i 03 cuperivtont. { tepet % 7 The Brst SALVE in the world for | ago, after several sprees and conse- e et Yo WIND EXCINE s | Quts, Braises, Sores, Ulcors, Salt | quent seutences in the police court, OF GOLD W08 NN n26m l 4 | Rheum, Fover Sores, Tetter, Chapp- | and has now turned up in Caraon | showd be crected in merory of she imventor AYER'S HAIR VIGOR = 9 | od Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all | again. The Appeal of this morning | of- Avskesn. the creat. exiorual ble Remedy, | y s g | kinds of Sin Eruptions. Thia Salve | sups: ‘0 Wednoaday night 3 follow e T e B TR | FoR W 18 | in guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- | calling himself Dr. Williamson, hail- | Mewrs. Necstaroren & co.: y = = 55 | tlod in every caso or money re ianded. | ing from Glenbrook, was arrested by | Grarrere.-Facct st T. 0. orter for {RESTORING GRAY HAIR —— Price 25 oente por box. For salo by | Offcer Stern on a charge of petit Ic- | 81701 ¥ whish s b Avakesi” | hs: s 50| 8dly 3. K. ISH, Omaha. cony. Willismaon has beon inthe | i bosand il my iy a0 500 To Its Natural Vitality - P 830 | =———————————— | city sovoral days very druok, and ou | misalfiom s bick of Sl {0 the i 4 Col . = : o gnc i 1opa of o0n Letng 8116 10 ¢t are myze' o et -r $28| omioaco SHOT TOWER 0. | Wedseisy igucring ol profminal | bt ot Satoted f S 202 o .- s | MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST & Bew Manatactarers of Lees, Fox and Smart of pipes, surci- | biven me more el than- s 30 b 138 keye I d Iron Keam W BEs cal ivstzaments aud many othor things. | ¥ 5ur ey wcios her. Surey Cmonoment They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Feam Walk n sTA“ P “3" ‘j;“‘i.”’ ";‘}‘l‘“‘}i inko ”"-”F"‘ "f‘; Soniaect Anatesie"Scoa st SR Cultivator, with or without Springs. fice during the doctor’s absence anc a0, pleas d 10 r2ply “to any one who in- c - Vi i g Sty 2 7 . among other articles stole a valuablo | Jirs.2 & the merite o’ oue “vitaatle mcdi- S The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill, one or two Horse Siy/ 2 e =Y . 7 P st meerschaum pipe, and without foar of | " Sinseriy youep, Lubih this. Bnauire for them at the best dealers. MANUFACTURED BY 4 5 dotection placed tho stem into his bad Y S o, e, P nn Bos ANKo’s e s = Foos & Co., Springhield, 0. | . R whiskg-recking mouth and strolled | b oo by all dragin . Price 81 co [ : F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, Umaha, Neb s £00: ) offl. Dr. Fox iim arrested, and | applicition to At xesis® Depot, Lor 5040, New s S S — The Stronzest andMost Darsble N when examined in the sheriff’s office a | Yrk- i PILE REMEDY. T Al 3 perfect curiosity shop was taken out e e \fl. >l Re | i [ 18 ticle of which had been stolen.” 4 s ine oo oreans 19 | Se3 a % Grizzly Dan is a well known character TRACTORS. andprocrretoth the i ani T = ’ -y i Thconly becomo aa moarii . (e | Dk, T 8 tbmiag Kacln S (328 | RoSEDALE LIBRARY 18 Comstock as tho o |mow e adat the depo st Louiewils, on ety | r— [ e s lx:xm:non,k & the B. & M. railrosd, NEGLY | o ut nol ever yet knew to kil . - i Buckeye Force Pump 1 S ;n Bave s gunia; his por | tolh iy e AR o S and of_undon which” cndiioo | GURKS RHEUMATISW. CURES COUGHS cad | culariy 5 session. His most daring exploits aza | ties ¢ csiting a whie: femnt oot A rcmin o s i, tho Viaon ta | T R e - slapted to Wind Mill > getting drunk, telling outrageous bear | brick will do well to give ua a call or send | mmen ..?9...'!?:’.35,':,5,{,,.,_ | prased tor i CURES REEUMATISN, CURES COUGHS and S iy IR R stories and pillaging physicians’ offi- | °F ® smpl Permanent disability, bat buy it, —— - per day at b e 0w casly & e ity SRR | T moove Prov. | TRY 1T 56 GURED R T L L ind throws & constant 3t spree by invading a doctor’s cffice and Totiaville, Noh BE ] e e gy L e nd does mot 19 BE SURE TO BUY IT. walking off with hisinstruments. He | rmrrr mrrm | Do — | Dr, J, C. AYER & CO.,, CURES LAM BACK and MTIFE JOINTS. 3 : THE hestoy waRgEr, | mencing off with his in WO DOLLARS WILL SsECURE| FPRICE, 50 CENTS, CURES LASE DACK, and STIFF JOINT raezs up the cold- 134@27 cleaned out a dissecting rocm in San by Lowell, Mass ey e o e 23 T € o R E. W, BLATCHFORD & ©0.| 7. on one occasion, and then sat ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT, z Lest weather. Send for 18 | Mautuctarer of Lot rpe,Sheetana Bar Lasc, | down on tho steps of the police eourt andwhen you can not obiain Hofhim, wo | Practical and Analytical Chemists. o prics list 0 Block Tin, Pips ana Solder, Lirseed Ol | wich acalpars, saws and probes sticking THE WEEKLY BEE Br- e e bt | LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALER B e e = o e Y ont of Lis pickets, and a bottle con- 1IE"IIGII~|:. Address S MED SOLDIN OMATTA BY ALL DRUGEISTST™ | Stpecon vl - . RAYNER, 1% | 70 NORTH CLINTON ST., CHIi taining & lovely tumor preserved in | \E DR, BOSANKO MEDICINE CO., ' weekk In your ovn tova. 1erms 3od | New Notlonal Dyca. For brightness and dura | ooy grm e B Wester: &g, Omaha, Neb. | CHICARM ) slconol, under his arm. He told For One Year, ottt | fil{m: e R O | B el co.mukfi e s