Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 17, 1881, Page 3

S canmart M THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1881, ‘ | J. G. RUSSELL, M. D, | THIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP . was thirteen hours, | years as fast aa it has increased during L Proves boy y |9 | " " beyond any reasonable question that the . : 3 [ the past decade, and what is there he | I I Ous e S | HOM(EPATHIC PHYSICIAN, Frof. King Preparing to Glide Pauper Nations of the Bast. [cannot do’? Jay Gould the same, | A CHICAGO & NOR I H‘WESTERN R Y AIR NAVIGATION [ The whole time occupied in this voy- |and let it increase for te or twenty Aross the Atlantio ina New New York Tribune t & Saime snil 4 Aoten othe Discasen of Childrn and Charonic Diseases o \ Style Baloon * York T . | Mackay the same and a dozen oth ™ | qpmeasen of Children And Chiuronic Discases s | el . The annual report of the n...g.- I..ni\ | T am not nym‘hll f Ll\ mmunist, but Hours -5 0 108, 1., 1 to 2 p. m., and after ¢ Ta by all 0dds the best road for you to take when iraveling In either direction between [/ hil " condition of Ine st published, ust say t loo! th great appre wind | ' Tt Sota 1. f sl Sty . ;': ki *’!:" ok . Bwiond o Hension ot the * tidl. seenTaiREYiof LO s | Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the Wost, North and Northwest, ¢ Syerybory who rends nowspapers is | slamn, and of something almost | these cotntless millions in tho hands (] 1880. SHORT LINE. 1880, | vnrctuty examine this ¥ap. The Prinetpat Cittes of the West and Northwest are Stations’ t on this rond. Tty through tralus make close conneetio alns o " Junction points, . 0 connections with the traius of all railzoads o familiar with the | nauts about ¢ TOSSINg ty of aero n olicy, if | of a few men. But let them slide ; I A | amonnting to compassic © Atlantic ocean |y, ¢ ity dictates th [ 4 some restriction | they don't owe me anything, and T am | KA fived mllnv:]j.m‘,‘,ml.“r!“‘”* "u:lv 1'ONeT | should he placed on _the steady ex- | very glad 1 don't owe them. 1 don't FARMS NSAS CI,TY' | 1 not believe s, i Country who | hyngtion of that colony which has | care much for money niyself. There St J &[} lBl fi‘ | did not believe such an_ undertaking | poen sing on since 1772, The policy | are, however, two things I would like * Db, J08 0Uunel WIS bt aor. yoars it was the | ot Krgland s Alwayy boon to APRin |16 s Hiol for. Ons 18 thmy 1 souid RAILIROAD " ! '\“r)::!::lf !k']v-lw-:v" u]vm:twl.h-lhn Wise, | tha vitality out of this colony to [ have a a pair of suspenders to every | 19 Tie vty T roforence o anve peculiarviows | gtrangthen the mother country, ~The | pair of pantaloons, and the other so : : T lceenos to Ktosphorid eontls veses> of India wero tirawn | (it Tevnid siay ot Home ort ity Direct Line to ST. LOUIS| ons and its relationz to ravity, and | opoy and British manufac- | days—like to-day for example | AND THE EAST who easily converted to his_ way of | tuzes foreed on the Hin-| From Omaha and the West. —— | | a308, Y88t e i wad '| f. 1 :‘u\\\ N, who, having struck | o factire f every kind were dis- | o bt o VOMAHA ¢ ey wit oy se and joined His for- | souraged, The native population are | NEW YORK Bankrupt sale, Straw Hats contin unes with him in various undertak mpelled to sustain the whole the | . ings and_ exporiments with that one | oot of the imachinery of the Bng. | ues, (irent hargains at ) |Daily Passenger Trains| ¥ . great ect in view, until they fell | figy eolonial government—its atmy 16-6t Freverick’s, Hatter, | | RRACHING ALL ) h Quc and {-«r(‘:r-i company in th GEont | wary it neighboring provinces i | EASTERN AND WESTERN crrirs win Liss | o ¢ Y New or iasco in ) o ftem Rlone: 18t voar tanohod e HARGES anid 1N ADYANCE of ALL SNy inkro Evorybody . knows. the test, | o LiomL oMo st year Fomch WANTED An expenenced drug | | otiiER R the sum of 950,000), “the salaries | i S0 Both' Donaldson and Wise Tie in the 114 Tonstons of the hordes of youngor | <l single, must be willing to work, | i catine Hine 14 exupped with i bottom of lake Michigan, with all sons and beneficiaries who are sent | John W Bell ) their ambitious schemes and cherished projects buried with them, 1t is re. | o rom England t bl Real EState £ See that VI Kassas | [N \\]‘: | CITY, ST, JOSEPH & COUNCITE UFES Rail. | o 5 ; o garded as a singular circumstance that | Wil o huilt for the convanionce ot |onencd at Knrta's | Poity v B4, Joaeyt and St L [] X Gy 3 AAEF o s e\ IS | Wise, who always blamed Donaldson | e foreigners, Dy f e WKL 107 sl ot W oo stations n the ' ) 'Q,'-‘,,("iru.’o‘-J W A ol ‘: ot polhirdiness, wot only i haying | i wise this money England eluini | NEW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS 1 AT DAWES, Gon, St St doph Mo | [ R AN T A R Sy set out in ‘“‘an old rotten balloon,” as |4, 1 tho actual owner ot all land AT s Aotiel Gen, Pass And Ticket Agt., St Joseph, Mo. | Kearaey 4 %, IS he termod it; but n involving m his | 1o ae, e dettal owner of all landin | We have received to-day another WL Shact Tk AFent Lt CHICAGO_& NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY( | and exacts from wch ryot or ) Farnhani strect arge ) of ose handsome 1 o destruction the loss of the youny int a rent ot assessment of pro. | AFC Assortment } |h;. lm:l lsc ml‘ ANOY Bonony, P \ THE CHICACO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY, <« Chicago reporter, Grimwood, should Iie b ) . 2 Brack Sk Svirs for £17.00 Co! A. B, BARNARD, Generl Agent, Overall of 1ts prineipal 1ines, A v daily v Past 1 ( : ) usunlly averaging about half the i tpa runy each way daily from two to four o moro Fast Expreas in lens than five yoara do oxactly the | aetudl annaal valte of tho land, | ored Summer Silk Suits nt 815,00, ougias S.. i Lo OMAMANER. | Trains. Ttis the only road west of Chiicago that uses tho y W samo thing, even to the taking out of | (yyium is the next most fruitful sourcs | Our stock of colored cambrio. and $ d : PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CARS N another person, who shared with him [ o¢'vovonue, Tts culturo was forced on 1 e St TRwiTiioddex 0. NEB lflu_x 1 y a,[} [} Tt s the ontv road that rins Pullman Sleaping Cars North or. Northwest of (-”\- It hay' tho mume tragic fato that Grimwood | ¢hy Burmeso against their earnost pro. | VW1 8uits s superb. Lawn'sacques, MAHA, . i nearly 3,000 MILES OF ROAD, 1t for Trunk Lineg; | Coeo 188 shared with Donaldson, and that, too, | tot * Thoy are forbidden to sell it |linen and mohair ulsters at prices to L “'.’.'x"u"(':"'"“";\' ren \’""'»::".’l'll"u" ALY Minnesota & Central Dakata Line®) in the samo watery grave. Stll fur- | ;yo0nt to the government at govern- | suit all, —_— 8t. Paul & Sioux City | “Nor s frnnort & Lmemtqh e wchicn RN P S AR LR T TR ther it is regarded as strange that the |, .+ pric When bought this gov MeDbwiis & Hiwhises, [~ el mh OVer this road are sold by all Coupon Tickdt Agents fu the United States nod :'v::“?mn\‘\{g !‘l_:‘o ‘tl:;‘\:‘i:‘l :unl. :lllll(“"l‘x.li:ll ernment agam forcos it on the Ch 1408 PAGRR ikset, . RAILROADS, Jeniembor to ask for Tickets via this road, be sure they read over 1t, and take nono other,’ KB 187 RobveRRiw N CireuaTS L ".‘('v"""“;‘:"fl"."'“' ‘;'“" "L;l‘_‘l"' s JO00 BN v 42500 ench | THE OLD RELIABE SI0UX crry Roure: | MABVIN BUGIITT, Gon'd Munager, Chicago, . W, 11 STENNETT, Gen'l Pass. Agont, Chicagos ' G ment oppositiou of ‘their rulers. he " T oug stwas! v a v P, ., Ticke nt C. & N. W, Railw h and Fasnham strec the two acronauts have never beon, [yt SEPeetieit Bt otippied oh eveey Removed to Douglas, between LOO MILES SHORTER ROUTE L@@ | 1A RIAL Ak ot b O iy, o A7, 1th Bt ParTare crsed, Since the loss of Prof. Wise and | gq, he is barred out from | Thirteenth and Fourteenth stroots, ,)30 HOUSES AND Wr;:nmwawn rrox IR ‘i"‘"ik"nfi:'{?“' SN W Kailway, U PR R. Depor, I, o 18, SAMES T, CTaRK Goneral Asen until a year or two ago nothing more | (foa op trade; he cannot man- | Better prepared now than ever to was heard about crossing the Atlantic ufacture ; he is overtaxed ns COUNCIL BLUFFS in a ballon. Then Prof. 8 suit all in boots and shoes. ir hallon. ot of. & King, the aeronant of this ¢ 3 ! ! 500 PUsivess om, TO KT, PAUL, MINNEAFOLIS, ! X d [ . farmer; there is absolutely no A W, Feruaros, | 000 00 10 10,000 ench, DULUTH OR IISMARCK, F Lwith b tive" chance for development for this peo- =4 :H-'l‘l\ po_lg'-ulxn Northern |:mn \hj'mvwh\n'vw: orward with his “captive” 08| plo; and when wo add to the heavy . ey § jakota. This line i ccuippod wath tho improted ° ° a0 Manhattan Beach, which were said weight of English exaction which they HOW TO KEEP COOL QOO FPARMS Westinghouse Automatic Alr binke and Miller h Plattorm Couvles and Buffer; and for to be put the prelude to an attempt of have to carry the recurrence of famine VISIT KURTZ'S STORE. SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT the plucky acronaut to carry out the| ovary fow years, it is no wonder that Cool Drossing Sacques 900,00( Acwes Laxo in nurpnd, | Elegant. Druwing oo s FURNITURE BEDDING g Sacques. Sleeping Cars, owned and ontrolled by the cons ¥ d TOUT CHANGE htwcen y y long cherished idea, in which inten- | (hi o 5 FHbRIGE, LHEHREPIE tion he was backed by & party of | qluris even their rule “Tho Cool Linen Dusters. Calin Tacile Tanter. oot ot Coonl Srate moneyed men to the extent of &30,- opoati. ‘charges;” The Pall Cool Cnlico Wrappers. and §t. Paul, 2 ¥ ¥ y t £30, . arges,” s e Pal ol Calic Py : . e st 000, Bt thin plan Sl M Giaeattay " Whish Niava cyoacly 8 Cool Lisle Hosic DI e e i A AT LE L gl eh e Feathers, Window Shades, a8 Prof, King says, for want of money | he met by India out of the excess of 5 e - aL10:20 . m. and Kt. Paul at 11:06 u. m., making 3 Y and with its failure the ocean crossing | e exports avor mports, oxosed con. ConIMnaIE L byo8 o Rl mex tovws 1 awvaser or axy oren | And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and Up- scheme had & res But now siderably £20,000,000. 1t is there Cool Silk Mitts, 7000 ACRES IN SARI'Y COUNTY ROUT! h 1 4 T X A (Igm ] te A Tt t of Prof. King is up in and more | gor0 of the utm stimportauce that her Cool Fang. o Returning, leave St. Paul at §:50 p. m, arriving 018 efi, rade. 0! fe ® SSQ ment o detormined than over to make the at-| exporta should be stimulated and her| Spend your mornings in the cool of aielle, ook e LA S0 Dby SRR P ew Goods at the Lowest Prices. tempt. Ho has boen corresponding | jmports checked?” This is late wis- | ot (el Ly e ool '\t your tickets road via . €. & . . R y with scientific men for some time past | Gom, But, a8 the exports of India | U #OT¢ i oo PP o o 3 F.'C. HILLS, Superintendent, _— Wwith reference to the probable ex- | eonsist almost wholly of opium and | Prices. Kurrz's Stork, LARGE ANOUN . O LNl MiCUH VAlIEY 1A istenco of a_ *‘storm center’ a8 i8 | alt, wo may guess how soon England righton's Block. J.H, OBRY AN, s A"'y'u'm[m S GH.AS- SHI v EB,I[}K' 12(]8 aln 121[] Fa,Pn_ S i APF24 mon theat claimed by certain scientistswhomake [ Wild 1o tho. protests. of Ghi = Y I 4 ay yield to the protests of China ‘ . = the subject of storms” a study. It is ngmus’((]w growth and importation. COME NOW. 1 uroan I‘(]per y’! climed by one set of “inve Another nation which is under-| Parties wishing to take advantage ; i ] N going the same conrse of wlow death | of the reduced pricos, must buy before | ¥ ONF, TEN, TWENTY 0K FONTY-ACRE A. ) e Ep a gators that all the storms at move © in circles from the | from exhaustion is o LAY racont CARREE e (o ety ek s & e i ve airs i v, are LOTS, WITHIN ONE TO FIVE NI, west ward to the eastward, and that | ayticle in The Atlantic Monthly by | W elose for repairs in July, ag wo are : et D00 reaching a certain height there is a| My, House, late editor of The Tokio | now selling goods at less than cost to MILES FROM POSTOFPICE, conatant tendancy of the air in that di- | Piniey called attention to the condi- | reduce stock before closing, No such rection. — Another set of scientists dis- | tion of this people. According to his pute this. Between the two Prof. | gtatement the treaty by which their King, though one of the most interest- | commercial relations are rogulated : Sevlorne ed and attentive observers of the | yith every other nation was the. work L. B. WILLTAMS & SONS, to be found, is puzzled. | of 4 singla man, an American, Town- J. B. Detwiler’s CARPET STORE. rgains will be again offered this e . $250,000 TO LOAN s | The “Boston Store” man has® illing to risk his neck on | gend Harris, to whom these simple f toothold of theory, how- | hearted credulous people, when their | feast for his customers this weck. ever allu ing and {:lxsmlmnn;_:‘l;:" nflf‘)‘ ports were ';lmml. fenorant of ]fl]w Every lady in Omaha should take ad- tnds on the one pa “4Y | very name of customs, left tho whole | . .~ 5 PR AT mako it appear. In his anxious desire | maiter. By this treaty, with some | ‘IS of this great wale. Sev on to find out the truth he has resolved | quigndation’ by Lord Elgin, British | first page. tf to conduct a serica of experiments | manufactures sre admitted free of = himsclf. Tf the storm-center advocates | duty, and tho treaty s SELLING OUT AT COST 8 Per Cent. Y Ha ks are found to be in error, ho philos- |mads perpetually binding on| S y i West for being the most d FIREET ophically argues, it will be a8 much | them, There being thus no NivpeLL & KRELLE are selling out wafont line conneeting the - gained in interest of the advantage of | revenuo from the customs, the burden | their immense stock of Straw HATS LS ity e e e o aeronautics; if the controverters of | of gupport of the government falls on COST. 4 i " ; Le £ 1 ST, q 7 o ; with KANKAS CITY, LEAVENWORTI, IHON, the storm-center #theory are in the | the agricultural class, who are heavily | % COo 1 If you want a good HAT Council BLevvw and OMANA, the ' COMMKCIAL wrong, it will be much the better for | taxed. Thoe Japancse government iy | CHEAP, call at thesign of the Golden Sum o whishdlate The | argest Stock and Most Com- scheme to cross the Atlanti almost bankrupt, and the people have | Hat, 14th street. mon-thur-sat el Eh e H As an iitial step in the carrying|been struggling bravely for years e NEW MAPS OF OMAHA, River to the Pacifle plete Assortment n out of his plans, Professor King will | againgt n wretched and extreme pov-| WANTED—A cash boy at the CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PA- begin this week the construction of a y. The exqu works of their | “*Boston Store” Apply to P. Gi. Tmmlah, AL . badloon of a kind heretofore wnknown | urt, with which Europs and amerio PR - CIFIC RATLWAY The West. in this country. It will be of rubber | 4ro flooded, are not, as we are apt to c- [PUBLISHED BY TIIS AGENCY, ';:.A“!:;'::: 3“;;:1 :\"'v','i ‘,L onn “,‘.‘,I.’J.”“..?fff.".l '1‘»?? lady's gossamer, though heavier, and [ nificence, but the relies of a wealth | . S&s No wissina coxskerionn! No huddiing in- il . ntiluted or unele , w3 Overy passenger in roomy, hoand ventilated coaches, Expross Trains. — - et DAY Caks of unrivaled PULLMAN of 80 compact a body as to be abso-lund power long since past; sold,| Look at thesox in L. B. Williams lutely impermeablo to g h This will lin ~ most cases, that their own: | & Sons' show windows, which they bo an experimentsl craft. 1t will lors may not starve. Americans losing out at 10¢ per pair, usually | 20C €ach; Mounted, S1. [ oa et sied mugniiconce, Prusua have a y of about one hundred [in” Japan send to us pitiablo sto- | el sl i oo s, pon which mvals areworvod of un thousand cubic fee The ideais to i rics of the slow impoverishment | %014 for 25e. Everything in the line surpassed excellence, o of NrvrNTY Fixk CRvT maci, with wmple time for healthful start with it in some remote part of | of thiy people; a people singularly [of gents” furnishing goods reduced enfovinent the west and come across the contin- | mild, intelligent and ambitious, but proportionately. These prices are e ) irough - Cars by sen Chicago, Pooria, Mil 3 3 1 3 ont of possible. Tho disudvantago of | who wore manaclod to poverty by (hi | s and Mt Tver Fointa: and s on: | W Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets, Oil- A . wen « y fc il oetiol 11 points of oo n b ol N . . making experiments in the east is F)nv treaty, forced on them in their days open only "r‘:,l”" month, = .M‘!‘ ns at all poin intens with other clOthB, Ma.ttlng, Wmdow-shades, letures nearness to the sea. Professor King | of ignorance, The Daimios— princes L. B. WiLLiams & Sows, *::f;rx:a ('IZ not lmmh.»( this) d:v:;rtlykw grory : hus Deon over twenty yea anlwho can trico back their ancestry Cash Dry Goods Housy, Houses Stores, Hotels, | i tmyrince in Ky, Nebruke, biark and Lace Curtains, wronaut, and made over two hundred | through three thousand years of pow- Corner Dodge and 15th streot Oregon, Wahington Torritory, Colorado, Arizona o e N = iy K und New Mexico, \ 2;3:«5:;;2};;1:::\::’ {:«;‘t: l:‘fn!(;n«]:‘::;:: ;;r-nnr to be h:]myul ]m\: small lrnd!nl-w i Fms! LOtS, Lands; Ay &l:)r\l;l umn'wnm«l\h; ’hxrssllnn( bagage s ) 2! - | men or every day laborers on the t ing at Kurts any other line, and mutes of fare alwnyn as ow aa tain peaks, prairies and wildernoss | sirocts of Tokio, So pressimg mw the| D° YoUT shopping at Kurtz. Offices, Rooms, competlions, ¥Ho furmsh buta U of o' G and portions of the sea. universal need that eyen this kindly sl % Dogn and tackls of sportaman freo, & His longest voyage was 600 miles, | people wero bitterly outraged by the| . ¥ #tore—now goods—ut Full- etc., oto; kel it s hders i principad ket mado in New England in 1872, This | lavish expenditures of the: Mikesdo in | Hiede’s. SO el Hetnand Coasadn trip was in other rospocts also the |receiving General Grant, and placards 5 H AL Viee Proat & Gon. Gon, Txt. and Paws'r Agt, most famous ho ever made. His com- | warned the officials that if the costly| The Richeat lot of Laces evor seen To-nE"T on LEASE. Managor, Chicogo, : hicugo. panion on the trip was & Boaton news- | gucat did not. soon leave the capital | in Omaha, are now on view at Cruick. N e e [ L IaOmabm. sk ke on Tim gt Brale NoTICE, WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY. mouth, N. H., about 4 o'clock in the| Mr. House's statements, which | g ‘o ot i - —— aftornoon in the month of September, | show how tho selfish policy of England | Y710 Anicoto, Point Gage, Point e Tomn ot and weroe in the air all night, passing | has reduced the nation 10 its prosent ise, Point Riche, Point D'Esprit, will be roceived. by the Hoard of Triteen of 4 S e over the White Mountains, where | state, have aroused much angry dis- [ Point D'Alencon, Machlin Point. 2 school District No. 1, of Cumii > th bepalmad fon s wtiloiand | ki Geant B AIETY. ) pehos) i gl oy were becamed for s while, and | cussion in Great Britain; but, “while | Vermicella, Cream Spanish, Black 4 12."1581, for ercetion of i school hose in going on to the sea, which they |his criticism of the conduct of certain Srant i 4 {8 Taxes Paid, Rents Collected, |of weat Foint. in i sthool vt 4 reached whortly after miduight, s | English offcials is hotly retutd ey | SPA0ish, Bluck French, and a splon- | Dends. Mot ages, and all | |prent ycar, tho sme o b bulle. and the mi REMEMBEX THE PLA X got out far beyond the voar of the |single attempt is made to refuto his | 914 line of Fine Belg : | d Belgrain Torchon KuI:)és of Real ' Hatuto "‘:"T'I"“,:‘:""‘I:“fi;‘“.“”"“‘u"'r'l"““l“:"""“‘:H‘"':".;""‘:‘:;"‘"""'; 131 3 F h st h reakors, o > B ¢ bei ) gen s ale rulatios Laces ( oice 38, Those thervof, on flo with the Diroctor of the Hoard of B, s i s 30 SR L o L o s, T | Dogumonia Mt | Bl arnham St., Omaha. near the water thut they ar| this people by tho inexorable English | goods are more beautiful than any- { and apecitications. Ty bo wertat tho furniiar their drag-rope swashin® over the sur- | commercial policy. Two great and | thing that A, C, & Co. has ever shown Notice, stare of Lous By, b sid town of Wost i faco. This was, perhups, the most penlous experience Pro ever encountered, So s " ancient pooples secluded for ages, the M £ 1 i m Chisrlow Drige ossor King | posessors of noblo arts, keen in intel- | #70 #t most reasonable prices. They This agency does strictly a | rely did they | lect, loyal to their atfoctions. coming | #re alko showing an entiroly new lot of Brokorago business, Does not |, Jh:d loerd of rustoce hurehy o oxpect to bo plunged into the sea that |in the way of the new civilization and | Ladies Neck W . right to rejoct any and all bids recelyud ! ] ar, diflorent in Stylo | spoculate, and therefors. any s ooels they kept constant wateh over the | tho true religion, are no, raised or en [t anything they have yet shown | bargains on its books are .| . mwdlditet b ») g edge -l.f ll]m{lm.‘l;vl]m M‘hn'h they \Imv\ .;..\.1.«; by xlwmr. but pzluu'r-‘rllwl and ainong which they would call special .-!q)ured to its patrons instead or | Notice to Builders and Brick Contractors, crouched for lights from vessels as | degrade it of greed for money, : e eing gobbled up by the agent. | raLrD pr I be reced the last and only hope of | There is no sorvier sight in history, | 4Bton o the very Beautiful new RNy 8 eI saving them from an = awful | Ayrshire Embroiaery in Ties, and the iz it i death, Al this timo the bal Vandorbilt's Bond, | Mavas Brixuakor. This is the v atory brick hotel, vornor loon key bearing ina - course | waingt Philadelphia Times, Mirecourt Laco Collars and the —_— | wtreet, Oniulin 4 a i LACRINA . |2 ( e olla F ¢ | Bidi to be for brick work complete per thous. GENTS if you want something to sell fast in directly across the Atlantic. Awful| 1t 1 of course absurd ror anybody handsomest thing shown this season | o 1aid T the wally accardibg to plans and s Summer Al peopl Want e profits big and perilious as their position wa, w0 | to atieumpt to tell how much any very | "W soment thing I B |ttt "4t " IEOES | et (' Bckon. Lame! Go. 4 worn out and drowsy they were from | rich wan is worth. Probably Vander- | Also the Latest New York sensation . endelsohn, toom 17 Creighton block. The | Waskinigtan street, Bostom . Muw D | ht 8o refect wll Lids resery ed. lamp burner with the Hyde Wick att & » the fatigues of the long wight's exper- | hilt is the richest man in e world. | in Dress Goods just received. Dorren | NOtary Public Always | i el IR Rrar Mt Huda Wiy Ju 16 8ted-vod it Bec'y Hotel Assoclatic sinall hand wheels insteads of oxk ience, they would every fow minutes | One thing | do know, that he Las at | Swiss, Beru Linen, Dotted Swis ol fall asleep with their chins resting | least fifty millions of dollars that he over the edge of the basket and awake | has no use for, and 1 don't know how trolling 4 corner, or one-half the wi | the most beantiful of all, the Carr tught. Fite ANY Lawr. Teris to agonts, in Office. ! %5, and 0,60 por dos. Retatl price, "o 45 with a start to hear the constant mo- | much more. This amount he has in | Pes Indes | D. S. BENTON: },*”4"""”‘"“‘: Namples sent to agents by mail notonous dragging of the rope over | registered bonds, deposited in the| 1n parasolstho lntest just veceived is | ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. the rough surface of the sea. Finally vaults 1 this city, From | the Princoss, doutle frilled with black . T M. R. RISDOM, to their joy and relief, they found | them alone his mcome is over two The Famous Seltzer 8pring of Germany Is the balloon veering around ina north- | millions of dollars ayear. How many (20! White lsce. This is a besuty. | g/CALL AND GET CIRCULARS apd PULL| __ Cor. Dougian and 16th sta, omati, Neb |Goneral Insurance Agent.| . .. ....iu. They aro extremely scarce, A, C. & | pagricr ) erly dircction, and after more than an | coupon bonds of the government he t QUIN 1. KEDICK CHAB, K. REDICK REPRESENTS: TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT, howr's travel their cars caught the | hus heaven only knows. Then count | Co. only being able to obtain three or PHCENIX ASSURANCE €0, of Lon osed upon o scientific analysis of this ¢ welcome sound of the breakers again | his railroad and other stocks and | four a week, which go out as fast as BEMIS' REDICK & REDICK: “""\I‘I'I::‘LI""E’; Y., Capitad " JO1A%T | German Spaings, 15 it coteentrated duplicate, us they rapidly neared the land. For|bonds, his real estate, cte,, and the , | F ( (5, of New 0, h thirty to fo P ng 0 wach bote they como in. Call and s these yory ATTORNEYS- AT- LAW. |Gt AN A N - Ao | i b oy ek o i et the intervening hours from that till | figures become bewildering, Flood, | ©% Iphia x » not much bettered their condition. | was worth fifty millions at least | is gone. A. CRUICKsHANK & (o R ~ wol everyd jomi willprctice in | BRETIRIT AMERICA ABSURANCE CO. 1, | DR. C. B. RICHMOND They had got into a den, faine wil- fand that Mackay Vas wor ‘- . y Farnham St ite Court House. [AMPRICAN CENTRAL, Assets (Formerly Assistant Physician in Chicago Obe N Southeast Coc, of Fifteenth and 1 stetric Hospital, for Treatment of Discase [ NEB f Wouien under Dr. Byford.) | A. G. TROUP. | Dexter L. Nhomas, Wllldayoiemrle,:u\:ua(unlinn!oObllcchl, o > slightes 8 0] drie ce e derness, with not the slightest sign |still wore. O'Brien, sin | Tt va¥a o denda it Fuiia of human habitation anywhere, and | was supposed to bo worth about the . - over this they soared until finally, | same, and also Fair, now senator, but 16mi AND DOUGLAS 8T8, ) temoved and ready for business Medical and Surgical Diseases about b o'clock in the morning, they | this was in tihe golden days of th mov V ATTORNEY - AT - LAW of Worlen, | landed in 4 forest about threo miles | Comstock, before the pockeis petered | 1ew store and new goodsat Fullriede’s o o oty Bt i pe et | ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, | s 1m0 88 e b0 * rom & road in the wilds of Canada llvulv Take the wealth of Vanderbilt | Douglas street, one price shoe store, OMAXLA" = DU IENES | Frichett, 1400 Farubam St., Owalia, Nob. | mahs, Nebraska, g aptét [and2t0 6 p m. wig