Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 9, 1882, Page 2

A e 2 THE DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9 1852 e - ey TRCUMSEH TWINKLINGS, A Bold Robbery -Team Killed by the Cars--Orope-Politica- Religion ~Base Ball ana Promiscua ous peculiarities of that Thriving City. Qorrespondence of The Bee. Troomsen, Neb.,, August 4.— Your correspondent being obliged to remain in Tecumseh a few hours longer than he had business, gleaned a fow facts that are of intereat to your wookly readers. Wednesday evening one of the bold- ost and most daring robberies of the yoar transpired. A farmer namod Lawson tied his team to a rack in front of a dry goods store, and at about 8 o'clock in the evening, two strangers untied it, got in the wagon and drove off. Aboat 10 o'clock the owner, getting ready to go home, started for his team, but, like the Irishman’s flea, “it wasn't thar!” e started in pursuit, but at this writing has heard nothing of or from them, Taesday evening a youny, well-to- do farmor named < Webb, was gathering wood near the rail: road track, an an approaching teain frightened his team, ic running upon the track, and one horse was killed and the other so badly hurt that it died within a few hours. The team was valued at 8180, Johnson county—in fact, all south- east Nebraska —reaps a golden haryest this year. In this county oats, fall and spring wheat, made better crops than for years past, and corn is sur- prising “the oldest inhabitant.” Politics, the great man’s destroyer, waxeth hot, the fight being made now lying principally upon the senator, Hon. J. E. Lamaster, an influential farmer and prominent man through- out the state, and Hon. J. 8. Dew, an aspirant for United States marshal, being the two candidates. The con- vention will meet the later part of this month, Lamaster being a man in every way qualified for the position and an avowed anti monopolist; two tise the paper man, whon he was him- self promptly saved from annihilation by the efforts of his associates. No blood was shed. But ono thing is certain, unless & great ‘‘chiange comes over the spirit of our dreams’’ the people this fall will forever scttle the supremacy of rail- rond cappers and bossism in the coun- ty of Johnson, “Dox" RISING OITY {ACKET. Correspondence of THE Bre, Risisa Ciry, Neb., August 4,— Our town is rejoicing over the new elevator (f Col. Roberts’. It is one of the finest in this part of the state. Since the late raina corn has fuirly “jumped” and in making fair progress. Outside of the district struck by hatl the crop will be large. Inside of it o great deal of acreage will go from ten to thirty bushels, Harvest is well Crops of small grain are, without any exception, good. A county alliance has been called to moet at the county seat on August 26th at 11 o'colek. alliance undoubtedly runa ticket of its own, as the other partics aro in the hands of men who have no sympathy with the anti-monopoly clase. Business of all kinda is quite good, much bettor than a year ago, notwith- standing tho hail. A great deal of building in the surrounding country is being done. It amuses ua to seo Tho David City Republican fawn around the very Alli- ance men it kicked against so hard last fall, cal themn every name it could manufacture. Wonder if the *‘farmers will bankrupt the county” if they get intv power this fallf Nick. nigh completed, BTATH JOIINGS. The Ord public school is being repaired. Antelope county has 27 inch turnip, There are thirty incorrigibles in the state reform school, The senatorial convention for the Twen. ty-seventh district mects at Fullerton on October 3. The senat rial convention for the E'ev- enth district meets at Oakdale on Septe easential points his opponent does not possess, it Is generally conceded he will be the lucky man. The senator is elected by Pawnee and Johnson counties. Two new churches are in pro- g‘cn, the Catholic and Universalist, th, when completed will be fine buildings. This gives Tecumseh six churches, and ’twould be a godly town were it not for poor hotels. To stop thero a week would make even DeWitt Talmago a sinner. Tke Pawnee City base ball club played a gamo with the Tecumseh nine, the game resulting 29 to 7, in favor of Tecumseh. The court house yard took our eye the moment we saw it. A new court house to take the old one's place would be a decided improvement, The railroad from Brownville will be completed about the 20th of th month, and rumor has it, will be b on to Beatrice. With politics, religion and base ball Tecumseh flourisheth and prospers. ber Hith, The Neligh public school building is being overhauled for the fall term, About forty students will attend Gates college at Neligh, this se won. State exchanges predict a light water- melon crop. Republican City boys find turtle eges in the sand along the Republican river. It is probable a telephone line will soon connect Fairmont ind Geneva, arrange. ments to that effect being in progress, The Valley connty republican conven- tion will be held at Ord ou September 4th, The M church at Ord will be dedi- outed on September 3d. Charles E. Schultz, a Deaver telezraph ope ator, was murdered near Julesburg a few weeks ago by unknown parties, while en rout enst, Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. aug?-dlw Snakebite Reclpe. Maokssukan, O., Aug, 2, 1882. To the Editor of Tus Bux: DEAr Sik—I was once bitten by a copporhead snake, and suffered intonse pain. A gentleman cameto my house James, VAKLAND ITEMS, Correspondence of Tho Bee. OakLaNp, JIowa, August 0.— Business is quiet, farmers are all Y. m-&_hu suffored somp of be a good and safe ar- ticle in & fow days. Corn is promis- ing, Farmers are generally pleased. Mr. Meadows’ son, a few days ago narrowly escaped death while playing with a bottle filled with powder, which he lighted and blowed it into his face. The B. V. base ball club has been playing the Macedonta boys a match game, as usual the Oaklanders came out ahead. A match game wili be ph'ied at Hanlon on August 11th, he independent school distriot, Oakland, is going to build a new school house this summer, the job to be let September 1st, . 8. Reed, the grain bnyer, is still relying upon Tk Ber for his safety guard on the markets. Emmett, our first-olass barber, is and he told me to saturate a rag with indigo dissolved in chamber lye, which I did, and found immediate re- lief. - ing thin might be benefi- cial to some of your readers who are soattered over the western wilds, I send it. Josnua MINCKs, Rejuvenated. erature and publications together to file in their rooms, which will be a very Important feature of the assocla- tion. The following delegates were ap- pointed to attend the naticnal conven- tlon of stenographers, to be held at Cincinnati, August 31: H. G. Stripe, J. T. Bell, G. W, Ames,C. W. White, B. 0. Wakeley, G. W. Loomis, O. 8. Maine, G. W. Boyden, C. A. Potter and J. 8. Shropshire. The delegates were instructed to urge upon the national convention the importance of taking action to secure the passage of a bill by congress to provide for the appointment of official stenographers for the United States eourts, Horaford's Acid Phosphate as a Cooling Drink. Dr. M. H. Henry, New York, says: Tt possesses claims a8 a beverage, be- y..n.f anything I know of in the form of medicine, and in nervous direases I know of no preparation to equal it.” ang7-dlw S7TRONG FACTS/ A great many people are asking what particular troubles BROWN'S 180N BITTERS is good for. 1t will cure Heart Disease, Paral- ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Con- sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar discases. Tts wonderful curative power is simply because it purifies and en- COL. L. T. FOSTER. Youngstown, Ohlo, Msy 10, 1530 D, B.J. KnxoALL & Co.—1 had apvery valus ble Ham etor It that Iprized very +ighly, he had a arge bt n cn one Jart and & small one on the other which made him very Iame; [ had bim under the charge of two veter Taary surgeons which failed £ cure him 1 was one day read ng the dvertisement ot Kendail's 8,avin Cure {n ths Chicago Express I determined atonce to t o sta bere to bettles; | took t thorough trisl, I used it a cordi and the fourth day ‘the colt ce med to he Jame and the 1um # have dissppearcd. 1 used bu_ one bottle and the colt's limbw are ny frec of luwps and as inthoetate He ng two botles who A Very respectfully, L, FOSTER. Sond for fllustrated clrcular giving positive proof. Pricdl. Al Di ave It or cou Kot Ittor you, Dr. & Col, Pro- rietors, Enoshurgh , Vt. E?LP BY ALL DRUGGISTS. w1y ISEASES i\ curable - P rial 1 pay, cons, 05, billio wno. 8, o rheumstism. heart, kiduoy and blad ‘cr ci ces, oro cured by the A'ahel Mineral Spiing Water, or the parfecte] treatment of the kuropesn and Awerican Medic\l Furea ty + b wicivis (n London, Patis, V.enns, , and New York. Vamphlet , with dirco and coriificate of cures, free. Medic 1 treatise on impotence, ateriity, discased . rosir to land, a'd s philis, 26c. Uffic s, 134 Lex ngton ave, New York city a7-daw,m GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRADE uAnK‘,;“*;;,fl;fi:‘.m DE MARK edy. An un. tailing cure riches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the system, drives out all discase. A Lady Cured of Rheumatism. Dalimore, Md, May 7, 1680, My health was miich shattered by Rheumatism when I commenced taking Brown's Iron Bitters, and 1 scarcely had strength enough to at- tend to my daily household duties, 1 amnow using the third bottle and I am regaining strength daily, and I cheerfully recommend it to ah. T cannot say too much in praise of it. Mrs, MAKY E. BrAsHEAR, 173 Prestmanst. Kidney Disease Cured. Christiansburg, Suffering from kid from which I could ge Va., 1881, y disease, no relief, { tried Brown’s Iron Bitters, which cured me completely. A child of mine, recoveriug from scarlet fever, had no appetite and did not seem to be able tocatatall. I gavehim Iron Bitters with the happiest results, J. Kvix MoNtAGUR: Heart Disease, Vine St., Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 2, 1891, After trying different physicians and many remedics for palpitation of the heart without receiving any benefit, I was advised totry Brown’s Tron Bitters. 1 have used two bot- tles and never found anything that gave me o much relief. Mrs, Jurnin Hess, For the peculiar troubles to which ladies are subje, BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is invaluable, Try it. Be sureand get the Genuine, D. M. WELTY, (Successor to D.T. Mount ) 72 Prru STrEET, INpIANAPoLIS, Ind., July 8, 1881, H. H, WarNer & Co.: Sirs—For tweuty years I have been afflicted with liver complaint, I tried various rem- edies, but received no benefit until T commenced the use of your Safe Kid- ney and Liver Cure, which gave me permanent rolief. augl-dlw OUR WINTER NIGHTS, Epwin A, Oastor. The Entertalnments tc be Enjoyed This Season at Bayq,s. The next entertainment at Boyd's filling up his cup-case finely with cups for his customers, Dr.. Alexander is busily engaged looking after his practice, as well as to Dr. Stewart's, who is now in the east visiting friends, Oakland needs fire protection of some kind,. Why not? t each bus- iness man place a barrel filled with water at some cenvenient and commo- dious place, where, in case of fire, the flames might be fought from their an- gry jaws and a conflagration saved. Oakland needs a good, tinsmith and buggy maker, ) S 0 ) here. The farmers are complaining that no good grist mill is located at this place. Forty miles to the nearest mill is too much like 40 ycars ago, Several business houses, as well as three of the finest residences, have just been completed. JANGo, “THRASHING"AN EDITOR, Correspondence of Tus Bux. Troomsen, Neb,, Augost 7-~Satur- day night “‘aftor the opera was over” Hon (1) J. 8. Dow assaulted the Torchlight man ou Third strect. The Torchlight had accused the bosses of seouring votes by railroad passes through their agent, a meck eyad deputy U. 8. marshal; this together with other itoms which had appeared from time to time in the columns of that paper—the uprising of the popu- lance as against Bossism—and the probably downfall of the railroad can. didate, had driven that person to des- peration. Moeting the Torchlight man on the street, being surrounded himself by boon companions, he took occasion to vent his spleen against that gentleman, One of h's associates mado a remark directed to the printer which called for some wholesome ad- vice, whereupon his Hon (1) suggested “You and your influence can be bought for any man or any purpose for 860," to which proposition the printer replied in terms which would indicate to the unprejudiced mind that the Hon. (1) was @ falsifier. The Hon, (1) believing he was insulted thereat proceeded forthwith to chas- opera house will boe Haverly's Masto- don minstrels, on August 21, The regular reopening of the opera house will ocour on September 1, when the famous Hanlon Brothers will give ‘*Tour en Suisse,” Manager T. F. Boyd has booked a large number of companies fot the next season, and has already filled eighty-five nighte, and is still making contracts. The following companies have already been engeged: Hanlon Brothers, the State s Attor- ney, Fun on the Bristol, Rooms for Rent, Sol Smith Russell, Pastor’s 8 ecmll{ company, Fay Templeton, cKee Rankin, Rose Eytinge, Fred Warde, White Slave, Frank Mayo, Julia Hunt in Florinel, George Bar- low, Wilson & Co.’s minstrols, Leav- its's Specialty company, Boston Ideal Opera_company, John T, Raymond, the Professor, Leavitt's miustrels, Milton Nobles, Bortha Welby, Joo Murphy, Bishop in Strictly Business, Only a Farmer's Daughter, Ranch No, 10, Alice Oates, Jumes O 'Neil, Loav- itt’s All-Star Specialty company, Sam- uel of Posen, George 8. Wright, the Lingards, Callender’s minstrels, Law- rence Barrett, Baker and Farron Edouin’s Sparks, Barney McAuloy, Answer This. Can you find a case of Bright's Disease of the Kidnoeys, Diabetes, Ur- inary or Liver Complaints that 1s our- able, that Hop Bitters has not or can- not cure! Ask your neighbor if they can, SHORT-HAND WRITERS Election of Delegates to the Cinein- nat! Comvention, The Nohraska stenographers held their regular monthly meeting at Bell & Ames Monday evening, A committee of four was appoinied to revise the by-laws, A brief but interesting discussion of short hand and its practice was in- dulged in, with black-board exercises. The society is considering the mat- ter of gatheriug all the short hand lit. Manufacturer and Dealer In Saddles, Harness, Whips, FANCY HORSE CLOTHING Robes, Dusters and Turf Goods 0N of ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Agent for “Jas, R. Hill & Co.'s ~OBILEE o CONCORD HARNESS| *“The Best in The World,” 1412 F.AR N.AM ST, ('.tr-lml Solleited, OMAHA, NEB we ly Wanted 4 out for the Lito Timen and by .E"‘WM’L' figxs Ja.n'ws"a' Written tha only lite authorlzed by h: ot bo a “Blood & & d Thunde; been and witl ho dublished, but a trac Life by the oul{‘r rson who | ssesslon of tho facts —a fal hful and devoted wife. Truth Is more luteresting than fictlon. Agents should apply for territory at once. 8ond 76 cts. for Sam- k. J. H.Chembers & Co., |t Touis. 55 STETTER; CELEGRATED s bas beon't for indigestion, dyspepsia, fever of physical stamua, liver compl disordes has boen wo ¢ cmpl dorsed by medicl calth restorative 1t coun‘eracts & teude cy ) p mature decry, and sustaing and cowforts the aged and lnfirm, For ‘sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally, for Seminal Woakness, Spermator. rhoa, mpot- ency, and all Discasesthat follow a8 a BEFORE TARIRG. soquence of AFTER TAKINQ, Solt-Abuse: ag Loss of Memory, Universal Lassi tude, Pain In the Back, Dimneas of Vision, Pre matire Old Age, and many other Discasea that lead to Tusanity ‘or Consumption and s Proma- ture Grave. £a7 Full particulars in our pamvhlet, which wo_desire to send free tv mail to every one. £37Tho Specifi ¢ Medicine s sold by all drigglats st 81 por package, or 6 packsges for 25, or will be sent free by mail on rec 1pb of th money, by addressing ~ THEGRAY (EDICINE CO Boffalo, N. o7 me-en NERVOUS DEBILITY, Dr. K. céwggfimfi?:g}umup A epecifio for Hystorls, Dissiness, Convulsions, Nervous Headacho, Mental Depresslon, Loos of Memory,Spermatorrh: lmx?an':y, Involuntars Emipsions, Premature Old Age, caused by over- oxortion, solf-abuse, o over-infulgonco, which leads to misery, decay and doath, One box will cure reoons cases. Ea b box contalns ono month's treatment, One dollar a box, oF six boxes for five dollars; scnt by ‘mail prepaid on receipt of felce. Wo guarantee six boxen to curo any caro It cach order received by un for eix hoxes, ac- companied with fivo dollars, will send the pur. by our written gucrantee to roturn the 1 tho treatmont dor not elfict a cure, . Goodwan, Druge’st, 8ols, Wholesalo and rogul Agent, Omaba, Nob,' Ordses by mall at NN Akwly DR. CLARKE ’ggo‘i,'_';,' L Ewravuimuno 1851, 811 }Louut St 8t Louy, is still treat- ing all PRIVATE, NER. VuUN, CHRONIC end Special Diseases, Sperma. torihaa, Impote lu:;(flux. Il ol Incapacity), Fomalo Trregulari-ios, ties, cte. P Laice b0 35 oty (19 stamps) & - .y expross charges on & “valuable wora” entitled “Uise roy 23 ot Women, ote.” Work on CRONIC DisrASKS, one stamp £4r Victims of Belf-abuse or Privato Discase, send 2 siampe for CRLEBRATED WoRKS on_Iurvcus and rexunl Diseases. Consultation personally or by letter, FREE _ Consu t the old Doctor, THOUSANDS CURED,_Offico in quiet, 1 rivate, respectable place. You see no_one but the dootor. Dr. Ularko {4 the ouly physiclan in the city who w.r- ranta cures or no pay Medicines sent every where, Hours, 8 A, M. %0 8 2. X, d&wly This great 7 o cuves that m st loatheome disease SR EFEILLIS: Whether in its Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary Stage. Remcvesall t aces of Mercury from the syctem, Cures Scr fu'a Old Sores, Rhiumatism, Ecrms, (a arrh, cr any Biood Discae, Cures When Hot Springs Fail MavERN, ARK., May §, 1881 We have casos In onr own sown who lived ab Hot Springs, snd were finally vured with 8, 8, §. MOCAMMON & MURRY. Memphis, Tenn., May 13, 1881, We havesold 1266 bittlis of th s yeoar. It h minded phy. ive specific, T ouisville, K; ung 13, 1881, 8. 8. 8. hasgiven better s medicine T cv. ¥ sold. on than any FLRXNER. Danver, Ccl., Mav 1, 1881, Every purchaser epeaks in the highest t rms of 8. 8. L. MRISSHTAR, 8.8, 8, hosglven better satisfaction than any remcdy for biocd dis-ases we h ve ever handled, FCHILLNR & STAY N8, Have scen 8. 8. S, wiop the halr from fal ing out 110 short time, Wondoefu efccts in all skin or blood ¢ iseases, w. PATTARSON, Dallas, Tex. C.res When all Other Remedies Fail h 0 T T vri I S S T T ST A LA O ATUCEISt b €0 Our sbundlgs et e e i v M) Roward will be paid to sny chemist who will ind, on aniysls of 106 tottlc of ] no particlo of Mercury. lodide of rotes: Ineral subst AWLFT BPECLFIU €O, Frope (Per Bo tle) Alania, Ga. Frice of Buwail siso, §2.00, lze 8176 80ld by Droggiste Genorslle JOMN BTABLES, SROMY SUHAMY, Prosident, Vicw Pros't W. B, Duwtiss, bec. aud Treas, TEE NEBRASEKA MENUFACTURING GO Lincoln, Nab. MANUFACTURERS OF or | Oorn Planters, Hrrrows, Farm Rollers Bulky Hay Kakes, Buckel Klevating Windmills, &0 We are propared to do Job work and manutac turing for other parties. 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For Imparting strength and vitality to the sys- tem, nothing can equal BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. For Nervous and General Debility, tone up the eystem with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Price, 31.00 per Hottle; Tria Bottles 10 Cte FOSTER, MILBURN, & Co., 'vops. BUEFFALO. N. Y. Sold b wholesale by Ish & McMahon and C, F. Goodmian, Je 87 eod-me Wiz AR N E T Y S O 720 Diseaso Is an «fect, not a cause. Its origin is within; its manifestations without. bence, to cure the disease the cAUsK must ba removed, and in no other way can a ever Ve offected. 3 1 X%‘r‘a %%%%Efi&hfi‘d onfiuuz mL principle. It reallzes that 95 Per Cent. of all diseases nrize trom deranged kidneys an liver, and it strikes at once ut the root of the difficulty. The elemorta of which it is composed sct rcctly upon theso groat organs, both as & 00D a1 d RESTORNR, and, by placing’ them in a Lealthy, conditicn, drive diseaso and ihe Systom. For the innumerable troub'es caused by un- healthy Kidnoys, Liver and Urinary Orgats; for the dutressing Disordersof Women: for Malaria, an’ physical derangementa generally, this great rem-dy has 0o equal. Biware of impostors, Im- m.ymi;] l‘r::l "g\mco:nuium to_be just as good. ‘or Dia! as for egfl}.\{mggn DIAS 4 BETE] OUR met H. WARNER & CO. Rochester N. X- pain from It stops perma ently all weakening, involuntary loss: s and draing upon the sys- tem, the Inevitable re- T 'sult'of these evil prace tices, which aro 8o destruetive to mind and body and mako life miserable, often leading to insani- ty and death. It strengthens the Nerves, Brain, (memory( Blood, Muscles, Digestive and Repro- ductive Organs,” It restores to all the oreanic functiens thelr former vigor and vitality, ma- ying life choerful andenjoy Price, §3 8 hottle, oF four times the quantity 810, Bent by express, scoure {rom obscrvation, to any address, on recelptof price. No,C. 0. 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