Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1881, Page 6

OVEM!}ER 4, 1881, THE OMA HVA/D:AILY’I}EE: FRI DAY N ne oming. No doubt_th ang | years of age, who formerly FIRE AND BURGLARS. ™™, 3o, ™ sioimayers ‘mif | kept a bowrding _stable, and AND STILLTHELIOH e entered tho office of the Chicago lum- | had some hn«nu\-:n T\'):l';l;fl\‘] during CONTINUES TO . hor company, the west side of | busy times with Wise. [he Jatter is 108, {s Oouncil Bluffs Has & Treat 80 In-| [oner Moin strcot. Th ) Roar for Moorels) [] ] - lowor Main streot. The office is a about forty-five years old and has al- small frame structure situated near)ways been credited with having a HarneSS cendiarism. e ain ontranso on Main street. | peacoful disponition. There was a lnw ¢y T tors went to the south win. | suit pending in one of the cours which 1319 F h St t ey et e b was the origin of thin present diffi- Saddlery. arninam reev. . T N dow he door en the south side of Three Buildings Fired by | oottt “They tonk out a large | culty. Wise claiming last night that Orackemen to Divert pane of glass, making !hn(‘uv(,h 80 1;'rvi~u|i\',|x‘u lted )|il-;v u; [~ s ERY NIC w justify his net. In the eventng the for- Attention. | SNt A L ALY wan atsnding . A0 MY il 7 i without injuring the sash or glass. | ooy wpable on Browdway and : They thert reached in and woved the | i WY nd 2t siece of moulding from the yard, Safes But Get Nothing |1/ it one and a half foct in length, - and then lifted the Jower sash, placed Probable Fatal Assanlt on an Aged the piece ot m sulding underneath, Man and a froo and casy access fo tho offico 2 was obtained. Before going to work ~ thoy procured from some carpenter's Between the hours of threo and [shop a br d chisel. After onter- Metealf, who ¢ N Wiy, el 4 domo | pan was nearly dead. - Danforch | ing establishmont in one of Mayor L GRS iktimg 8|y (kST homo and now lies in his |Gt g establishy through the outside plating o bod, ffom which, in all probability, "L:kv:;:;"y-;:.-.’!::';:\_umx and th Vanghan's toncments, on tho wost |door, ‘aboat five nches below e |l novor ot up ogain. There | prics Fhryons » il 1t e owest e came out on the other side of the street, from the stable opporite. He followed him down Broadway until near the Metropolitan hotel, where he wtooped down, picked up a bri and threw it at Danforth, striking on the back of the neck and him to the vround. He then } dny morning, Mra, ried on a dress mak- my good AME on the muie. . o 00 pnd dle, of hith of ch di- N nan excitement over | conter s favor by sending for 0. ¢ H sido of North Main street, at the end :\‘:::n.lf‘ b u“Lr.: l;niql;::ylff‘\‘rclr- l”:"'"" was tho most intense cxcitement over | confer s tavor by sending tor ene, All careful housekeepers should not fail to examineour stock of Birdie, who was aleeping in an. ad-| They then took a quilt and “wrapped atated that the polico went to arrest | (Jpited Btates Deposttory. iX THE SOUND, Batt & tasto of the hamo kind if they most extravagent desires. \We have Blankets from Maine, Massachu- of the bridge, was awakened by the |SRAIEY T L0 Fonaterid, and con the matter, but Wise had not beon DAYID SMITH MOORE. Blankets, It Is by farthe 1argest and canainly the G ret In OMARN, 0 him and that he gave them the grand joining room. With the instinct of & fe, . o the_candlo, and, to_far 1 of: | didu't ut hins alone. E]'altlonalBa'nk cetts, California and Paris. The poor perhaps compelled to study stifflod moans of hor little daughiter | yected it with the outside by a fuse arrcsted up to a late hour. Tt is The rich ever on the alert to save a dollar will be able to gratify their stand off, threatening to let “them ETEECAA mother sho spranz from her bed and into the safe was rushed towards the door leading to the child's 100m. Beforo ng 0 " . 2| concer work was accom- ; i PR economy will save man " tho same sho hersolf was noarly ovor- | Ulighicd in'a_short time. They then g G ‘:tur‘]}ly.n.\n, T Bta, h/ a any a hard earned dollar by trading at our come with suffoeation, Hor husband | tore open the boxes ins l‘ and o, | "y i ¥ o aa Rapids store. santime ho < +d to | and behold! thero was nothing there Je ey 0! cdar Rapids, | o,pra7 BANRING ESTABLISHNENT (A ‘l;‘(ll?l"t’!‘x:‘;xl‘u‘:} sprang from tho bod o} {800 PHUCT Ganted. Tho bruco and | Wi Mw;-”mleu- OMAIIA; As one of the many results of our cash purchases of last summer chisel were left near the safo, which (. Wheeler, an _ecxtensive grain| 8UCOEESCORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS. . A « FILLED WITIL SMOKE, “wan protty badly shaken up. When | deater in Chicago, ‘was in Council o kountze erotHers: | we offer to-day: They m which the cl zed to reach the bed on | the explosion took place the firo in | Bluffs yesterday, stopping at the | Orgwnieod a8 & National Bank Augud 20, 188 d lay alnost suffocated, | some Wiy aped and \'.u.luht the | Pacitic. ; CAPITAL AND PROFITS OVER - #300 000 TON FLA?&NE[S and with difficulty escaped with her quilt. Tt mnu}ulnl\:x:l-nl h.vr uwhfll: and| g, C. Harris, of Chicago, was at phih, 410D BIRSOTONAY ] g ; + then a flane was kindled, which soo | the Pacific. k 4 into tho open air. At this moment | saught the building. Somebody in nt. 30 Pieces Cotton Fla.nnel at 81-20, usua.lly sold at 12 1'20; 30 Pieces Cotton ioc Prosident, the fice alarm was sounded and 1t was | the neighborhood observed Aron, Abtomer. Flannel at 12 1-2¢, usually sold at 16 to 17 1-2c. Hanwan Ko Av C. Dryford, of Omaha came over to h Council Blufls yesterday and stopped Ve discovered that the houseand a black- SMOKE ESCAPING at the Pacitic, Joux A. CRUGITON. i Whop. within two. foet of tho |and eriod fire, which awoko thewateh-| J. 13 Sumith, of Atlantic, was in the T e, Ao, | IS 4B TRY IR TS 1 COMFORITS! same were in flames, The buildings | man, Mr. John l!u]lur, who lives in 8| ity yesterday, and says Adlantic is a gl s ek MHRE b A A wore 16 | ProsiL Hoben) o8 Rt e o lon | bg placo, b voty small when con- I bk soceves st withonkrogard i BILAREIETS 1 2 4 - [ pared wi © Bluffs. Tasues time cort!ficates bearing Intorest. easy prey for the fiery monster. The|yyds, e hostened through the | Anothor Atlantic man w tho| et e e Yemuciscn and principa | 48 ed all 5 flames spread very rapidly and, hefore ‘(.'\nl and found the oftico in flames. pnc,l:*;; yl:v‘;tu-rdu}‘,l 1‘;’ Ei“"lr;u;‘t‘:r, ot the | D o Shato, ma Lorion, Dubin Red Comforters at 55¢ each, usually sold at $1.00; 48 Red Comforters at 75¢ the dopartment was fairly on the | He immediately wont to work, instead pot ARty il 4 prncpatchfa of oo con each, usually sold at $1.25; 48 Red Comforters at $1.25 each. g : o force, | OF calling the fircmen, and by his own | wWhat is the Matter With Hi Hslla passengor tickots for emigrants by the [n . . (34 . 5 i A O ot ) ATy FURYiB | Neoy ek Oraphlansiis e T waeb | 900 Pairs 10-4 White Blankets,t$1.50 pair; 100 Pairs10-4 White Blankets, R TPLLH CASTONLET AaHopISAE Ly, | PECvOnHBE HARE might have proved |~ Havnah 1s our hired girl. Hannah John G. Jacobs, $2.00; 60 Pairs 11-4White Blankets, $2.50 pair; 60 Pairs 10-4 White Blankets, Dy the most terrible conflagrations | is a good irl, good help and o first- and had in a very short timo mado @ | oh8 0 Ve Gity. i St eian ke EiToncrIBbIL Rsmteeiy o Gk & 3000t i : 5 : . : pry s e, wding, s HIvEIUE R e ki3 tired. . Of what! O four UNDERTAKER $3.50 pair; 60 Pairs 11 4 White Blankets, $4.50 pair, The Best $5 Blankets g year- of domestic servitude, OF be- . |in the West. 50 Pairs extra heavy All-Wool Blankets, $6.50; 50 Pairs extra TR orNERAL conrracmation, | et e R o togother, x| fonging to the lower middle cluss. OF | No 1 Fambam i1y 0l Stand of cob Gie The fire department, for +ome ety J ie,vote d y ing known as the ‘‘help.” Hannah #arOrdera av Tolaeranh Ralicited Rl Tho fire departmont, for s0ne | and "eall now sloction. thics iy Goi knommiurtae) TR JERECES large All-Wool Blankets, $.7.00. SAN JOSE :California { Blankets in 11-4, 12-4 L& oo Lan Ea iboaly M| ukoRUTE L people) See gkl thom, | d0om e AR Is monstenily 2001 °% Glark s nont | and 13-4, all at Factory Prices. e ana Edwasd, Fhiss) ro | Lot tiom £0 bofore the pooplsalihelt | sminded of tho great gult which exista Clarkson & Hunt, ypective. qwellings. would bo awept| "vrsl wards, and, if possible, be | Lo Hho kitchen and the parlor. Boooamirs 9 Richarda & Hunt, CLO AT IDIEE® A3 TR, I TRV JES IR T e otintiel. and! M| yindicated: Mhenthey can witsome | Hannuh ia a nativelibornFAmoriosn i A AP e s and bogige (orect plaia lengrancelot hSllam. wirl"Sho knows _that Ameriesn | ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW All Cloaks and Dolmans in our store must be sold the same season they are tosted {0 thyje utmost capucity in TIE DARK ANOEL, B lion must exist, as soclatylis S 14thStrear Om ha Nob bought. We therefore make prices now that other dealers usually make in Jan- fndig meunn_aud strongth Lo rave doath, hwa ngain entorod the louto of | now consttuted,” But it iono ¥ |4ary or February; the Silk Dolmans, Fur-Trimmed, at $48, same being sold East them > The colonel xays ho never put | C. E. Dawson, and taken therefrom |thd less irksome ‘to her. Bemdes, for ‘$50 The Best $15 Dolmans in Omaha. Th ] . 8 . e Best $25 Dolmans in Omaha. in & harder night’s work. Atter the | their little boy, Frankie B., who de- tHannah may have ambitions. Haun- ONE PRICE_MARKED IN_FIGURES. fire dopartmont got to work, tho|parted thislife at 11 o'clock yesterduy | nah may have aspirations. Porhaps S P. MORSHE & CO,, flames wern soon forenoon, at the family residence ou | to be a~ pootess. Perhaps to be an 1319 Farnham Street. Hop Bitters. UNDER CONTROL. First stroot. Frankio was a dear lit- | actress. ~ All human nature loves {ore brain nerve and . ] i mece, uis Hop B. Geo. P. Bemis | may have had some ot Hanvah's| it you sro young and [l eufforing from any 1. 4 [ tion ; i€ you ure roar. ; tle child, and was only three years old | changes. Hannah’s mistress thinks ing run out. IMPORTANT TO PRISONERS OF WAR i 0 § {800R cisertion. OF aisipa ", f : . | mistress’ ancesters in hia kitchen. | F O ik o B Vi, sultering: rom R E A The blackemith shop was fully in-| 1o organization of the “Towa|In America nobody knows ;@Lfl'dfnbrh:r‘o*: EJ;":_‘““ ot Wk EAL STATE GENCY, the 18th of lust September. The |it very hard that Hannah won't pin sured. : AN 1y on “';‘i“ Maetcalf lost a cabinet crgan prisoners of war association” i Des |how long thoy are to say at “@m:‘;é ;nlml f ,..'.‘T.‘ir;",‘:‘.?'..:":.r..". 15th and Dodge 8ts., Omaha, Neb. together with all her bed snd Bed. | Moines, nt ého stato fair grounds, on | the top or bottom. ~ Hannah doesn’t ",_‘,*“;"“,‘":',,Z",‘;,.“L‘,, A form ot Kid ney Thia agency does STRITLYa brokorage business. 0g o 1 eptembe is bringi V leds cleansing, tou- gy DIEN ) Doew culate, and theref quine ding. She sayed »_fow chairs, and Thursday, September 8, is bringing a | want to be en the bottom any longer. | Beedt KGR, ¥ %’,":hfl'&'}'\f:rfi Dosmaspsciisse (it :en‘:';nt..rno{mhl::ml H The building occupiod by Mrs. Met- calf was insured in the sum of 8500. Mrs. M. had ber furniture, nearly all of which wero corsumed, insured in tho sum of §1,000, which will no doubt among children—diphtheria, be content Mlldhux' lign lx;(m(zl. lls;nn'.:ih'a : a ityousma ; ¢ ¢ ks cwe v o fully cover her loss. . ALVIN JOSLIN, mistross would be shocked at the idea aned by Lha stvain o Tortclling ovor mud of her own daughter's going out to| your dutics avold Tigh work, to_res Mr. Berdurtha’s shop will be a total| The Alvin Joglin troupe were quar- loas of about $300, his insurance hav- | tered at the Ogden yesterday. gorvice, Yet Hannah's grandfather [ LG successfully was that one so fatal|dish-rags and brooms, and therewith take disoaso with which ho battled so un- | herself down to the kitchen, to slops, Jost two pot canary birds. That she large number of names for enroll- | This is natural. This is aspiration. nl\‘.hu:;:‘n‘lluludt'-dn apBitters | of brine vo B o aoeron Ditters. ment, The association is organized | This desire on Hannah's part muy — SAVED HER LITTLE DAUGHTER for tho purposo of the enactment|lead to worse luck. But Hannah’s Birdie is certainly a miracle. The|of such laws by congress as will | mistress must remember that Hannah tools in the carpenter shop were all|place every Union soldior who was | is human like herself. That Hannah saved, as it was sowe few minutos be- | held as a prisoner of war, during the |has wants, whims, aspirations aud foro the fire reached it. We are glad | lata onrollment, upon the pension | notions, that servitude is sorvitude to note that nearly the entire loss will| rolls. The ofticers of the association | aud a domostic is, even in havpy, free fall upon the insurance cnmumli«-n, are J. K, kins, president, Des|America, but a domestic, though she who aro best able to bear it. Moines; Hen O Cox, recording | excol in intelligence, learning and re- It is not known exactly how tho|scerctary, Dexter; and J. J. Stuckey, | finement _all the daughters of the fire originated, but 1t is generally be- | corresponding secretary, Des Moines, house. Hannah's mistress must ro- lieved that it was the work of Towa., member that Hannah in many things L S Who association is not confined to | thinks and feels cven as she wouid Towa soldiers alone, but iucludes all [ were she in Hannah's place. That is ST Dexter L. Thomas, pe : e b5t | ATTORNEY - AT - LAW L 3 i s o 3! Soldby drug [ists. Sind for Circular. #| nor Errrens OF ALL LINIMENTS Sowe young men who claim to Lave just made the discovery say that the who wero the victims of the robel | what is the mattor with Hanuah.” . fire started betweon the Dlackamith- | PTI8OUS OF GLIPS of detention, The T TOR MAN AND BEAST. shop and_ (ho Vaughan building, in officers are live enorgetic men, and Eoconomy- which Mrs. Metealf livod, and ns Mrs. are making overy effort possible to| A fortune be n‘mnt in using inef- of a contury the M. had had trouble I s omeiobitha thoroughly organizs the state for ef- ,fl':lcluul ol o |l'y ul‘l")‘l"x R } ; £ foctiv k. C los from overy | Thomas' Eecloctric Oil a specdy and ccons : : 2 T am it oraa | L tvowoEk c Cameacien o ¥R omioal curmieunibakarisoted, Ia ou of A Beautiful Book for tho Asking, || nte Tollunos, o5 o rellef of claimed by some that it might have | 08 LT N 9 l‘l‘ are geuding | rheumatism, lame back, bodily ailments, 1 iboy @ prics und pridse—the best of ita grown out of this suit. The most in their names for corollment as fast | or painw of every desoriptfon it affords fu- Maits "FOr dvery foun of external pain | Teasonable theory advanced is that it | & they hear of the sssociution, and M By applying porsonally at, the oftice | f the \ B i 1 jts purposes. If you desire to become of THE SINGER MANUFAUIUK 0. (or wus tho work of o guiig of burglats |\ )ied, send your name, togéthe TR | by portalcard ifat diatanco ) oy, AUELY FUE who were prowling around the city at| }8RNG LY ame, togéther 8 | aa will o presented with & beautitally Ujus that hour. Yestorday morning, while with your compeny, n-gumiun and : §] | tratod copy of a New Book entitled ¢ . i 2, uame of prison or prisons, and lengih | @ Mnstang Liniment is withantan equal. the attontion of the public was drawn | J OFDHAORN, SNC, long) GENIUS REWARDED, T fates flexh and musele to eSS of time in samo, to J. J. Stuckey, alelte ' BURGLARS Corresponding Secretary, Des Moiucs, —~—OR THE — 4 of puin snd inflammi mpos: Er AR < Towa, who will send you ecirculars I1s effcetaupon ¥ an Flesh anl n-‘mrr--«lrflm flowring mll{ of Colonol J. | giving all needed information, News: STORY OF THE SEWING HACHINE | i timuto Cevationsro cquaily woider- C. Hoffmayer, situatod on the eatt| ipory please copy. ; sido of Bryant stroct, fronting tho : containing & handsome and costly stoel ngray- equare aud _opporite the burning WXLL HBELED, {°¢ feontisplerce; also, B4 finely ¢ d woorl buildiugs. Thuy first undertook to| Duvid Toatrom, who lives out at cqtmianiibonas in 9 AL DORCH pry open with” an inch and a half Neola, and who is Urated for oe- [ hr this » andsomo book, which can bo obta Limiment is needed by somobody in chigel the enzine room window, locat- casionally Laving snakes in his boots, | gnly by ‘BpAlisArion Akt '}.’;\;L.‘fflfihfi‘,;'f: s F¥ house. oy newa of . f ¢ 1 : inate offices of The 3 cturin i ed on the norih wide of the mill, [came in from Denver Wednesday ) A K, ; o ul Failing in $hia they took out a pane of | OvAHng and put up at the calaboose, TE SINGER MANUFACTURING €O, i "or B le b gluss, got nto the room, and tried to The, on that hoe n'vlm:lml that hotel Friucipal Office, 84 Union Hquare, New Yovk " 4'by the Leallng power of this make the counting room through | Was lwcuu‘flyh" pot ‘i“ "r"l'\k ‘Y;l}t l-ll' oct2T-dmbotl&w an ipside door but were | was 1ot able to find one himself, and o : \nablo fo do so. They thon rotreatod | War obligod to depend upon Ousie WAR IN PASSENGER BATES | : s e s and passing to another window, lo- :"d M“l’tlrl-lu;z,fnwl‘lll 'mrn of l(]hu polics TOLKIE LROS, nlr'nk%."ln a Ju-vx.v-m'd which speedily eures such sliments of ORC D » e ’ ? o, The eet Jota, Omaha, Neb,, offer Tickets to the East, I YLESH oatod about fifteen foet further wost | foree hey found him on the street, Tickets, Omaha, 3 ¢ / HUMAN FLESH a8 | HAR. on the samo side. They cut out two and when the## searched him, Dave untl turther notico, at the foliowing unhoard of thommug s, :;,::.l'l‘l o, L & BEAN' J. B, FRENCH & co-o lurgo panes of glass, taking sush and | o pretty well heolod, having on his | S 2 Ghicago, e12; Bannd Trip, 4.0, Thoeo at Cate, Bruines C A R P E T S l G R o C E R S l A o oTAON 0,81, M S he leading Belentists of to-aay asreu that | limited First-Cluss Tickote ud oo 108 fe/0th thmnunous Bite sl They then entered and found ",r:f‘,::l;?,“i;":‘:," S’l‘;!lb all “'f'"‘, mout dlsoomen Aro catsed by _dimr.x.-'ml Nidneys | thirough tho year, and via the O1d Ko Chi stlamener Tamene A the inside counting room unlocked. | h¢ ‘]‘ @ '0 :lfmo '"u""}: sale ol o liver, 1, therefore e kidnevsand liver are | ko, Burlington' & Quincy Railroad. Also, one ! tiblaine i i i some land for 81,600, and it acoms | kept inperfoct ord: v, perfoct health will o the | way to ‘aked lbreast, an They easily mado their way o the | BRER G (80 Il hina &4 K Tt hakonly bovi kiow & short Tt clm, 2 clu, fuples, Cakod Jrentss ais- DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING ! safa upon which they found the fol-|that his trip only cost hira $340.10. | TV 4 ror yoars people sullored great agony | NEW YORK, #2100, It heals withont sears. - ——— B lowing divectious for opening: How he ovor got to Denver and back | without being able to find reliel. Tho diaxory | - BOTON, 2 00, BRUTRE CREATION it curea POWER AND HAND 3 e without being cleaned cowpletely out | of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Curo tns ki o w"::iflfl#m" s uo ior BT Jotnta OTIC) : ¢ a new era |1 the treatment of these drou A A » a jores, koo . Y he d. " o T is certainly a mystery. lulrlmmnmnp!utmflr‘:nllnd nl:‘lu\!fl. For particulars, ‘write of go diruct to HOBBIE row VWorm, P U M P ou can open the door by turning tho THRER BOYS o e tlomenin necessary. 10 nourish | BRON., Dealers [’ Reduced Hate' hullyond ans Seratehen, kuob a little to the right. Do not ‘od by Ohief Field ln'«l|\mmurnu both of tleso Kromd orcans, snd | Hteany xl:hr;:ou.m'rep.m s"bog.':mr'«" Neb, ’Il‘lnru-h.'lllllnlbOBE. i were arreated Shief Fi tor- | safely restore and keep them in order. Itis omember the place—Three orth of il mpon . . . turn to the left as it will “olose tho | Were SReTl W DHE L Joator | Paultive Remedy tor all sho diseusen that Il n | L alo Pacie Ralivosd Depot, Fast Bide of Tonth ev Siiment Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, combination, until you feel it stop at y uhting arbing the ‘-Inl in the lower part of the body—for Torpid | Sireet. o 76. You can now open by l,uruinfi euce. Mr. Field feels badly when | Liver——Headaches—Jaundloo—Dizinces— Gravel Omahs, August 1, 1681 angsdawim | | geanle and Stock Yard MINING MACHINERY, BELTING, HOSF, BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS, PIPE, STEAM The Mexican Mustang Liniment’ PACKING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. the handle. Combination 86-26-46, 0 i.l obliged to arrest h';' and have | —¥orer- Aguo—Liver and Urinas Ol:ln . ——— T, b 2 - Rant owadle, Combintion Svad aud | hoir names writton in hi book in the lbieag ieslot and e rowecy ot limes| PJLES) PILES! PILES! ||sniusacurcivay, omer Seeree HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CHU finding they could essily open tho bad boy list, but he is often obliged to :;\';lwul:‘\m..lunme for Leucorrhos or Falling of | A gure Cure Found at Last! y BGH A“D SCHUOL BELLs safo spent o further time, but taking | do 0. Tho namos of the boys arosted | ™AW by purifer 1t in unequaled, for it cures No Ono Need Suffer! THE BEST A. L. STRANGC, 205 Farnam St.,, Omaha, | a blank sheet of paper from s small yesterday are: Julius Newman, Lowey | the organs that niake the blc A sare cure for Blind, Bleoding, ftching and OF ALL | { ‘ pad on tho desk sat down and wroto Davis aud John Brewer, We hopo | T'::.'G'."S.'.J"{, N b gton o onder iun | Uicerated Pilve has b duscovered by Dr. Wil = - { the following: this will learn thom o lesson and that | medicine upon the market and is wold by Drug- n Endian remody,) SM e cured the i p = [ ‘_ i o o oo s | Bt bt st Sl DA Bt B 8 B g IX. TURY BESTI | d J get their names out of the bad book, | ki) Lo, et ;un"l‘f:'A\l‘.::‘{\" \:fi.i:} DIA- | Mei S suffer five minutes aiter applying this Buy the PATENT PROOESS | lExpunuucu huur uug‘ht us lhu; you .lln\lgvl‘uré;u wave them a good fatherly | W, H, WARNER & ©0., Rochester, o'y, | wondestul "”";.‘.‘:5,,‘,‘1,:}‘;.',';;';. oy Y toll the truth.” This they stuck ow |lecture and discharged thom 104u-th-a , Sesesdd Tent Absorbs tho tumore, allays ath, : ¢ h 10-tu-th-sat- Inent absorba tho tumors, allays tho e with o lurgo quid of fiuecut 0 CREIMRI e B,IGYGLESV | it el el st FOR MAN OR BEAST. MINNESOT A tobacco just below Mr. Hoffmaye's| O et COMAMBIA | pobt g warm b bed.) wets s apoultice, £hhy i M » Vi urs,” i VCLES. ant and painless relief, snd {spropared only for N U notice. They then passed out into Tt nover rains, but it pours,” is tho e n [or T latae | NI bl of tho private parts, aud for noth: old adage, and the air was rifo with i aud price liss contalulug full | ing else. wonmations all day yesterday. The Bl by ) ; : e Dl It always gives satisfaction, because it maki 1 Wi, oad what tho Hon 3 M. Cetliber 1008 | pOLAND & GWYER, supe!'ior article of Bread, and is the (!hea.l’*es h o8 Of Piles curos and it 1a N, 1 D. SOLOMON, | 5o, b e Gf hstivy ieseovd| - Commission Merchants. est Flour in the market. Every sack g s o : Patute.Otls and Glas | host rlloas b Wi s (ndig OUmet, | yor g i of Parm Produce Ptatoes Pty warranted to run alike or ] the adjoining room from his into the engine room, where they turned the in th - Watercock on, letting about four inches ono in the evening was perhaps most ratoroack ot Lottingubout o e ien | orious of all, wnd may result very dis- 4 | they loft, no doubt a dissppointed ulln;;‘l‘lnly mlquuL Mason Wise, the A well-known livery man, whose stanc- “ 1 looking wet of burglars. ing in the eumllll{ni!y Haa always becn OMAHA. NER ot fiw’ ll druggiats or mallod 00 rocolpt of Butter, Egge received and so.d 00 mon ded. AND BTILL ANOTHER : + price, Prop' commiseion. oney refun ' ] .| vory high, committed a brutal assault A. G. TROUP HENRY & CO., p're, Cash advances made on conslgumenta. daring sttempt to burglarive during | lste in the eveniug upon Josish Dan- A 1 CLayLAND, 0o the progress of the firo yesterdsy [forth, sn old wan sixty-five ATTORNEV - AT - LAW Formioby C. ¥ Goodman 0oL\ Warshouse and Btora, 1413 Dodge Sireet W. M. YATES, Cash Grocer. L