Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1882, Page 2

THE DfiAILY BEE-~THUR DAY, AT'UST 81 1882 | i — e 3 - — — : [t MILITARY TELEGRAPHERS, |judge apologized the best ho could | atead, expecting to make money on | F(D, SALE+--MILL MACHINERY. Acombinationsf, { — and walked awny. He had gone over | the credit and good name of H. B, REIY Sl o teh %o Tt 16 ""‘"n,..k..u;"""-mrm"-;' § «They will Meet 1n Omaha Septembor | neat his malo frionds, who had stood | Many others started nostrums put up | JT W procis’ “we oftcr part of ous ohi’ - 8 palaiasle I ot 10th to Organiee. off eome distance witnessing the cir- | in similar style to 1. B, with vari- \h}v"',!‘n'nr|~~n '.'» l:‘w yrices Tt eonsi ;. of n that mot blacken | p—— cus business between the fat lady and |ously devieed names in which the [Pt of fin:ly f fehed o n, driving {feian characieristc the judee, when another gentleman | word *“‘Hop” or “Hops’ were used in [ three ir.ches pitch, dr lght »até e ‘m:"’:;v‘:;-':‘i:’:m . ) Jears T medionme A branch organization of the “Soci- bout 35 feet lo g \ Tation, Female Discases, Dyspépeia, o " d, tapping the eminent|[a way to induce people to believe they o \ 28 " o aphers” | 6#me up, and, ping Sa e who 7 inch face and 11 fch pitch v Tn canes of Nervous Prost e s L e *1015 the U. 8. :‘"""{W T”‘?‘" P e | jurist on 'the shouider, taid, wero the samo as ui,p Bitters, All ‘{“.,,.“,.,,,,,‘ ¢ 38 Inch burte, spludiis, 11 e A i X is about to be etarted in this city, to)1° such pretended remedios or oures, no | (7 tuch face 13 pitch), backlash epri g, carbs o Py o Jitided o e ereat Ao focompablo Tty o whi ves g " f B e ¢ B B e R iR S M 1SS 5104 O s Ave 8t Louis, Mo, Nov. 30 i out cloth, 4 matter what their style or name is, with the word which all comrades residing within the [ oy rrar LaDY ovan THERE, 7 convo, ors, uf emviyor. two ers,1 No. 5jKu 1 and espicially those tiot Tiqives color to the blood, reinsmutter, 1 Barnurd & Lees natitral healthpul to Third district, (Col. J o]+ Yos, sir," said Judge Hawes, “1{ ((Fop™ or “I{ops” in their name or in Roine g Jahurat heatinfu W U.T. company will be eligible. [did, 1 | any way conncoted with thom oz theie | ot sl oft shafs Wil i v s ppeiskiat gy Kt | The national society was organized | ,x"-"'w ]”fl"}"]‘ gentleman, DO |y, m0, aro imitations or counterfeits. | e it w il cver bw you 14 In good Dottty rovs of Jppes recontly at Ohicago, and a convention [YORSAOE SO0 o L0y op inmy | Bewaro of them. Touch none of [ condition. ¥ortey iiie, rottration of Fital i ¥ o, indeed, T neve : ; - " 3 wors Wil Trmtente, - - - aad reunion ik been owlod to Weet ife,” responded Jadge Hawes. Bitters, with o, Dol og. cluster 0| etemt ANUFACTURED BY THE DR, HARTER MEDIGINE 0O, 213 N HAIN ST, ST, LOU at Ningara Falls, on September 21st. |~ /Don’t you think you assumed a| 8, W00 & SO Or e | S isiake In order that this district may not be | great deal in catching hold of Rothifip eise; . Dragoies nd: delin T L Dl S AT 3 i behind in the jmatter a call has been A LADY WHOM YOU NEVER SAW{ are warned againet dealing in imita. §en; ter using Bardock’Blood Bitters 1 olt bot- THE MED BT issued for a meeting of comrados in “Jt never occurred to me that I had | tions or eounterfeits, ;;z ;‘37" for years, 1 caunot praise your Bitters é% this city September 10th, it being | committed an indiscrotion. I saw the id : T S necessary to hold the meeting as early | other fellow ducking the ;-1([-, n_ml 1 100,000 n"l:,.‘::}ym.“vl xfim:?'m"t\x‘. »‘Jil:fi:imnm:: P thought 1 wovld follow suit,” quickly ) blood, liver aad k have been signally a8 possiblo in order that they may be ropresented at the convention on the spoke up the man whose judicial er- TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES marked with Tcce them myseit with best results, fo ¥ of liver, and in 20st, The call is eigned by Mosers |mino had never buon spoiled. ! y with sk reniih, To orpilty of v, L H. Korty, Ohas, W. Mooro, C.| “Sir’ excitedly ‘said the gentle- WAL A o T L i L . Duwyer, T. H. Fonda snd K. Rose. |man, ‘iyon owo that lady an apology. ‘ S just apologized to her, said the 100t o judge, ‘‘but she wouldn’t naccept it.” “‘Then you owe me an apology.” DIDN'T .UNDERSFAND THE ETIQUETTE. “All right,” said the judge, ‘I most humbly ask the pardon of both you and your lady friend, but I am a wenterner, and I be damned if I knew anything about your salt water eti- quotte,” saying which the party broke up& all hands being apparently satis- fied, water, of Tnr B, According to the articles of the cor £ stitution adopted at Chicago, “all per- sona of good standing, who wore meum- bers of the military telegraph corps at any time from the beginning of the war of the rebellion to the disband- ment of the corps, shall be cligible to membership of this eociety, and may become members on receiving a ma- 1 jority vote of any of the,branch socie- tios mentioned in article 7 hereof, or '8 of & majority vote of this Bocioty at any of its meetings; but a rejection by e this or any of its branches shall be feel confident that they will entiroly cure me.” + Avenith Hall, Binghampton, N. Y., writes: “I suffered with a'dull_pain_threugh my ofb lung and shotd Lost my spirits, appetito and color, and could with diffieulty keep up all | day. Took your Burdock Blood Bittera as di- rected, and liave felt no pain sinse first woek af- ter using them.” COL. L. T. FOSTER. Youngstown, Ohla, May 10, 1820, D, B, 1. KENDALL & Co.—1 hid & vi blo Hamb etoni .n colt tht Ip he had o Jarga b ne spavin n ono small one on the ofher wiich made him very Tame; [ had bim under ¥ o charco o two voter- inary sargeons which failed to cure him_ 1 was eno day reading the dvortisoment of Kendail's Spavin Curs in the Chicago Express I deternined atonce to try 1t a d @t ourcru g sts ore to #end { rit, ard they rrdcred b ree botios; 1 to-k allevd T thoneht T would givo-it a thorough #iul, T used it o cording to directi ns and the 1201 vory 1 ighly int and o They surpa« all othor s for eey riding. style and durability, They are for sale by all Leading Car- riage Builders and Dealers throughout the country, SPRINGS, GEARS & BODIES Foreal b Mr. Noah Bates, Elmira, N. Y., writes: “Abont four years ago I had an attack of billous fever,and never fully recovered, Mr digestive organs wera weakenod, and I would be conpletely pros- trated for days, Aftor using two bottles of your Burdock Blood Bitters thei mprovement was so vi.ible that I was astonishod. - I can now, though 61 years of age, doa falr and rcasonable day's Rub Itin. Jacob Lioeckman, 274 Clinton street, TG { final as to all other divisions, unless| Buffalo, N, Y., rays ho has been using o ' sl B p I o B MU SR AL the society, ot its reunion meeting, | THoMAR' KoLeotrio Oin for thenmatism, Hen ry Timk en, o' s o¥0 a8 Hree of sy and a | p,C:, Bcket Robinson, propelctor of The Canads woba ohisrwibe " He had guch w lame_back that he could ! : ' Nlorso 1 the stats Yo u rrtre. | Preshyterian, Toronto, Ont., writes: “For yeara E.CM. MAXWELL, FREMONT, NEB do nothing; but one bottle entirely cured| _IPatentee sadBuilder of Fine Carringcs, Iy oured, T cure wa 8o remarkable that 1 | 1 ufered greatly from oft-recurring headache, I QL 3 ) 1) used your Burdock Blood Bitters with happiest resulis, and I now find mveell in better health than for yoars past.” Mra. Wallace, Buffalo, N. ¥, writea: “I havo used Burdock Blood Bitters for nervous and bil- fous headanhes, and can recommend it to anyono requiring a curé for billiousncss, * Mra. Ira Mullnolland, Albany, N. ¥, wr “For several years I have euflered from citor ting, billious hoadaches, dyspepsia, “and _com. n “Whenever ten or more members of the late U, 8. M. T. corps chooso % 4 to unite in organizing a branch hereof, they may do so, and frame such rules for their government as they choose, provided they do not conflict with this constitution; and upon receipt of no- i tice thereof, together with a copy of Nave lettwo of my neighbors have the remain. ng two botiles whn arenow usingit, Very respectfully, L, T. FOSTER, ustrated elroular glving “positive . All Druggista have It or can . 'Dr. B, J. Kendall & Co), Pro- burgh Falls, , Vt BY ALL DRUGGISTS BT LOUIE, - - MO. J1.0m EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR THIS STATE. The following advantages are laimed for this Palley: Ir 18 sTRONGER and more durable,fowing: 1. To the ahsenco of shrinkage strains, 2. To the increised mum- ber of arms To the fact that the rim is much stronger than the cast rim, Ir 18 BETTER BALANCED, IT IS MUCH LIGHTER, IT SAVES prrriNe, It 18 cHeAPER. There no danger of breakage in handiing w} loose, When shipped loose mfl @ generally accepted as third-class fr first-clacs, and a3 the weight only one-hult that of cast Pulleys stili further reducod. WE GUARANTRE & him, THE LATEST STILE. A Deeperate Pugilistic Battle Botween Two Southein Girls, Columbus (Ga.) Letter. The “‘manly” art of self-defense is at Send for il proot. Pl Kot It for y BOTH dew-1y its organic laws, a list of members|last being practiced by the women, GRAY'S SPLOIFIC MEOIGINE | Dardeoy Sae misten 1 soentinss wain® T | myiey to perform satisfaotorily any work from the Lightoss to tho heavicst. and the initiation fee, the president |and Columbus s laughing over a meet- TRADE MARY The Gr 548900 Ber Bottle: Trla Bottles 10 Ots SpLiT PULLEYs from 12 to 48 inches diameter only, " feo, 3. i otties and secretary hercof shall issue to such branch a certificate of acknowl- edgment and recognition, and thence- forth all the members of such division, whose initiation is paid, shall become full members hereof, and entitled to all its privileges. Bright's Disease, Diabets, Kidney, Liver or Urinary Diseases. Have no fear of any of the diseases if you use Hop Bitters, as they will pro- vent and cure the worst cases, even when you have been made worso by some great puffed up pretended cure. —_— Army Orders, Private Androw Peisen, unsssigned, and Milford E. James, troop H, Third cavalry, are relieved from duty as mes- sengers at these headquarters, and will rejoin their regiment at Whipple Barracks, Arizona. The quartermaster’s department will furnish the necessary transportation and the subsistence depsrtment com- mutation of rations for eight days, it being impracticable to carry cooked rations. To enable him to comply with para- graph 8, special orders No. 161, cur- rent series, adjutant general's office, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Royail, ‘Third cavalry, acting assistant inspec- tor general, is relieved from duty in this department. In compliance with paragraph 3, :sovinlo ers No, 173, current series, jutant general’s offive, Major James . Martin, assistant adjutant general, U. 8. A,, is relieved from duty atthese [quarters. f Major T. H. Stanton, pay dopart- ment, will perform the duties of ad- Jjutant general of this department un- til further orders. Acting Assistant Surgeon J. H. Lott, U. 8 A., now in this city, will proceed to Fort Laramies, Wyo., and report to thecommanding officer there- of for duty. Necessities of the public service ro%uin the travel enjoined. n the request of the commanding eneral department of Dakota, the 5u-flermuur'| Department will fur- nish the necessary transportation from Fort Washakie, W, T., to Fort Quster, Montana, for private Henry ‘Guerre, Troop G, Becond Cavalry, left at former post sick, First Lieutenant W, 8. Schuyler, Fifth Cavalry, having performed” the duttes required of him by telegram from these headquarters of the 23d inst,, will proceed to join his proper station, Fort Sidney, Neb, ing ta the roped arena of two hand- some young girls of this city, who chose that meane of settling a dispute, A certain young man has lately been an object of controversy betwoen Miss Lazura Morwin and Miss Dolla Stile, and the two girls met and an angry controversy followed, It was finally decided to settle the disputo in the ring, Marquis of Queensbury rules. At daybreak tho two girls, accom- panied by a number of friends, crosaed the Alabama line, A ring was pitched, seconds were chosen, and the two com- batants entered the inclosure. Both women wore dresses without waists, the upper part of the body be- ing covered with a knit shirt, Miss Stile is much the larger of the two, but her flesh looked flabby. Miss Morwin’s muscles seemed firm and hard, and she waa looked on as a win- ner, On time being called, the two pugilistic females shook hands and ‘put up their mawleys” for tho firat round. They immediately got to work, Mies Morwin sending a right- hauder on her opponent's probosis that brought forth the crimson fluid. She returned the compliment with a body blow that fairly staggered the Morwin girl, There was a rapid ex- change of blows, and when the round was fiuished both girls had received terrible punishment. When the second round was called Miss Stile came up smiling, but Miss Morwin was unsteady. Still she sent a loft-hand blow on Stile’s cheek, which drew blood, ,but received a countor which notfled the business, 8till sho came up pluckily, and re- ceived an unmerciful beating from her opponent, who ended by a heavy body blow which knocked Miss Stile *‘out of time.” The party returned to this city, but neither lady will be presentable for some days, It is rumored that all parties will be ar- rosted, Horsfora's Acid Phosphate. A REFRESHING DRINK, Dr. C. O. Fiues, Portland, M., sayn: ‘‘After perspiring freely, when cold water has utterly failed to satisfy my thirst, it has accomplished the purpose with the most perfect suc- cess, A Busy Tralnmaster. ¥rom the Indfanapolis Journal. Charles Watts, trainmaster of the Now York division of the Pennsyl- vania road, has recently introduced some new features in time-tables on this road, which is swd to betho most Neoessities of the public service re- quire the travel enjoined, ‘The commanding officer Fort Lara- mubl“w 0., will send private Charles A, !l‘mp K, Fiith Oavalry, to Fort kidnny, Neb.; for duty with the regimental band, Trouble Saved. Itis a remarkable fact that THoMAs' Eoreoriic O is a6 good for internal as external use, For disease of the luwgs and , and for rheumatism, peuralgia, arlok in the back, wounds and sores, it the best known remedy, and much trou. ble is saved by havin l{ always on hand, SALT WATER ETIQUETTE. ‘What a Judge From the Wild, Wild West Does Not Understand. Most every ome in Washington knows Jud;fl at Hawes, of Nebraska. The Judge is a genial, pleasant fellow, and, though having worn for years the judldll ermine, is not a whit like the average jurist--stern, stolid and indif- ferent, On the contrary, heis, to use crowded road with trains in the Unit- ed States. The highest train number on the last schedule is 299, and but forty two numbers are vacant, and only dpulengon trains are put on the schedule, freights all running on train despatchers’ orders, This gives 26Y passenger trains on the division, In the busy freight trains may have to be des- patched in additiou, so that the prob- lem ot keeping freight traing ous of each other's way is by no means a simple one. To avoid delays very close work must be made, and the time-table shows it by the use of half minutes in the arriving times sta- tions, Thus No, 2, the Ohicage and New York limited express east, is due ot East Nowark at 7.074 p. m., Mea- dows at 7.11} and Marion at 7.13§. This, the Railroad Gazette i the first timo that fractions of & min- ute have been used in a time-table, Another novel feature, which in said to_be found very useful, and which Mr, Watts has nopxrightod. we seasons, as many as 200 | BASTERN English ren- ) for Sominal Wealkness, Spormator- rhea, Impote ency, and all Discaseathat 4 LLY 2 ’ ce of AFTER TARING, mory, Universal Lasel , Pro fculars {n onr pamohlet, whick we_ dosiro to 6end free tv mail to ovory one, £ Tho Specifl cMedicino Is 301d by all druggiste 4 81 por puckage, or 6 packages for 86, or will ‘be sent frce by mail on roo 1pt of the money, by Is the old Favorite and addresting] THEGRAY 4EDICIRE CO. FPIRIN CIE".A I XN D Bu —FOR—— CHICAGO, PEORI 8T. LOUIS, MILWAUKEE. nctma-eed HEAR THE WITNESSES. Mary shrink from pu liity in conne ction with 8.8, 8., but woae prrmitted Lo refor to the fol- vo known and + xRRY, Houst WiIt's pecif Wo bave kn wn hundreds of most, o' sf DETROIT, NIABARA FALLS, [Harsisi it S oo NEW YORK,BOSTOM, And all Poluts East and®outh-East. THE LINE COMPRSES Noarly 4,000 miles. Solid Smnoth Steel Tracks All connoctions are made in UNION DEPCTA ¢ has_a National Ropulation ss belng the reat Through Car Line, and ls universily onceded to bo tho FINEST EQUIPPED Rall rond In the world for all classcs of travel. Try it andyou will find traveling a lnxury toad of a discomfort, Through Tickets via rhis Colebrated Line for salo a all offices In the West. All Information about Ratés o Faro, Slooping ar Asocmuiodations, Tituo Tablos, &o., will be choerfully glven by spplyining to T 0 BOTXE R, 94 Vice-Vres't & Gov. Managor,Chicago, |+ & PERCIVAL LOWELL, Gon, Passonger Agt. Clafeago, W.J, DAVENPORT, Gon, Agant, Coniict Blufls, H. P, DUELL, Ticket Agt. omaba teetify thatit met wi b th- most perfe nal ucoess, effec ed radica’ and perm in every ¢ we without a Hugh L Dennard, John G. Brown, ‘W, Bruoson, James D, barp, Moore & Tu't e, J. W. Wimberly, W. D. Fierce, horlft, €. C. Duncan, D.y & Gerdon, T, M. kutrer, the Wo aro Lerso ally acquaintod with men Whoie § gnaitires aprenr to o tificate, 1hsy are . itize 5 of county, of i raspo tability and conx T, 8, Ordinary, Heuston Co, Ca. ; LE®, «i% Sup, Ct. Hou ton Co. Ga. ut favorable reparts, Doliove ¢ for all B.ood Di cases. stactlon * G. W. JONES & CO,, Memphis, Tenn, mora-od 1y i FAST TIMEI| Uhicago & Northwest- Tralon leave Omana 8:40 For full information call on Agent, 14th and Fari am st , U, Kallway Dopot, oras JAMEST, CLARK, Uenorai ont I880. SHORT LIKE. 330.|° KANSAS CITY, S B L vnm o Direct Line to 87, LOUIS AND THE EAST From Omaha end the West, A trainslsavo B & M. Depot, Omaha: Nob, Mo change of care bakwecn Omaba and £». soulis wud bub one botwasn OMAYA avd NEW YORK, _ $85 I S o Daily PassengerTrainsg WuAcao 311 AND WEETERN CITIES with LESS finlEDlfl&g;)l :f? VANCE of \LL, 45,23, thiog"we Lave ever handled.” JACKS & CO., Helena, Ark. B.B. S 8. gives Detter sati:faction thin auy “Have never heard a complaint of 8, 8, § bas given entiro satisfaction to overy one. A. B, RICHAKDS, Shormav, Tex. “I have had excellent & results have been most J. 0. BURGE, Bowling 8. and the . m, and 7:40 &, m, steakys | P. DEUEL, Ticket BELL, U, P, “Our alea of 8. §. 8, have been good, and ite succesd p: rfect,” JONES & CAREY, Montgomery, Ala. T 8. 5. has given entiro tatisfaction to every E REUSS, Parls, T:xas. 45,8, 8. has given umversal eatisfaction,” B. W, POWERS & C0., Richmond, u.a)og W will bo paid to chemist who wi , o5 analysis of 100 bo 8.8, 8., ono partcle of Mercury, [odide of Po o slum or any substance. BWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Prope, ta, £rioctot Small sise, §1.00, lzo $1.70, B P s ol Diarata. GELEBRATED eotive 120 15 equippec with aliman Palace Hiooplng Curg, Palsco Day Coaches, Mil o Batety Platform and’ Coupler, and the colebrated w:' “E:o\‘mu.lAnl.nnk . you tioked roads VIA sANSAE QITy, P11 & COUNCIE BLUFYE e ¥08d, . Jogeph and Bt, Loula, ks fox e2lo ek ell coupon siations In Al RNALD, ok, J. ¥, BA h 0. DAWES, Gen, fuiph., 86, Joseph, Me) A% Gen Pasy, and Tickel Al;li., 8, JMDL, M, [AuY Boris, Tloket Apwnt, 102) Faruhaw shreot, W.J.DaveNroRT newl Agent, OVATA ww Sioux ity & Pasit Tflmfifigfi&‘?&fl’lfl? TTE tices, which 'aro so destrustive to mi and make lito miserable, often leading to insani- aro £k > best and cheapest dys cure In the market, 60 centa. Cureas |l kind of Kid gonorrhiea, gloet o danggists: 314 bottle. OSTETTERy| FOSTER, MILBURN, & Co., Props, BUFFALO, N. ¥. fold at wholesale by Ish & McMahon and C. F. Goodman, The Great Ling| 12 27 cod-me LOST M [HOOD, and all the lovil effects of youth. ful follies and exces- o, Tt stops perma nently all weakening, involuntary loss s and draina upon the sys- tem, the inevitable re- sult of the raoe ody ty nnd death. It strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Blood, Muscles, Diyes ¢ rostores 1 coipt of ¢l a8 o gun 8 must inclose Mintie's Dandelion Sold by all dr: DR Mormws Kwwey Ripoy, Neenvrions, dney and '1lmi.l4>r4.nr.‘i[.\1ulnfil-, leucorshea. For sale vy all ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Olivo St., St. Louis, Mo, For Sale in Omaha by . F. GOODMAN. Jengs-1v Disease 18 an effect, not & cause. Its origin is within; its manifestations without. Hence, to curo the disense the CAUSK must bo removed, and in no other Wl'v can & cure ever o effected. 8 e 96 Per Cent. otall diseases arize from deranged kidneys an aiver, and it strikes st once st tho root of the ifficulty. The elemonts of which it is composed ot direcily upon thoso great organs, botn aa 8 oop acd nstonxs, and, by placing kealthy, conditicn, drive diseaso an tho system. pain from the distressing Disordersof Women: for Malaria, and physical derangements generally, this great rem dy has no equal, Bewaro of impostors, im- itatiors and concoctions said to_be just as good. For Dmmaé a4 for W. ennl‘.‘s SAFE Dy o BETE SR or salo o) H. H. WARNER & CO. 0 N. Y. Rochestor N. uess, rely on Whoover yoaar, wrhenever you feul {hat your eystem § fied cleansing, tow g or, stimulatiog, without intozioating, ake » lite due tendency to rust o tornish, w o¢ bearing surfaces ever discovered. Pulleys of wider face than 18-inch are provided with two sets arms without extra charge, ‘2 supply ench Pulley with two sot-screws without extra charge, -ALSO- hgont fo Patont Hot Folsod Shalng OUR for our Patext Hor POLISHED SHAFTING is:3! CLAINME, What wo clafm 1st, That it is 2d. Itcan boa That its sur 2 any desired ¢ ce beite composed of magneti tho same of fron obviates any un. ¢z one of the best joarnal 4th. That it will not warp o Oth. That it is wade of the ver; #2 For further particulars, pri oy seating. rofined stock. aad discounts, send to E. M. MAXWELLS ry and Machine Shop, Fremont N __ Taun Single Breech Double Bree ch Loadin| schaum and Wood Pipes and everythin; first-Class Cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards. Send for Price List and Samples. Loading Shot Guns, from §5 to 816, Shot Bung, $18 from to §75. HMuzzle Loading Shot Guns, from 8 to 625, glfiliing Tackle, Base Balls and all Kinds of Fancy Goods. 3tock of Show Cages Always an Hand, Imported and Key West Cigars, a large line of Meer- required in a otion Store. Cigar, Tobacco and them in & For the iunumerable troub'es caused by un- healthy Kidneys, Liver and Usiuary Organs; for PERFECTION ROASTING AND BAKIKG, is only attained by using GHARTER "04K Stoves and Ranges. WITH w12 o | WIRE [}AU!ZE 1UZER DOORS, 3 = ‘or gale by MILTOR ROGERS & SONS OIVE £ 53 Lo jull-miely e r— BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND EXPRESS W.AGONS. 419 8. TAIRTEENTH STREET, Repairing Done in all_Branches, CMAITA, NED. F.C. MORG.AN, WHOLESALE GROCER, 12183 Farnham St.. Omaha. Nab. 5 & common phrase, “‘one of tho boys,” | believe, 18 & “‘speed scheduls,” which Rune » Solld Traln Throngh trow ver and i gue, and its i O day bt woek.he Judge, by way | LYo the mumber of minuias equired | Oounail Blugly to 1, Pae) [Ver L owsl, both srdlce g it~y A of escaping the heat of the city, hied | t0 run from either torminus to every| Without Ohange Time, Only 17 Hourt | ted and provented by (houso ¢f 1nstotbors St | fes ot merees E B D & O iy him to City, where he indulged | station between them at twelve diger | 3 epae winzs THR monTas wours | i hittun o purely vegotablo alivie indorsed | y g4 w1 oo .L.IE 5 :E IE G vy B in salt water baths to his heart's con- | Rt average rates of . _Another YoM .2.‘,!2‘;" o “.:‘“5»’.",.." xa‘f “a"..?.'éofi.“i". :nlll 'Ec".';: fi&“n“v.: j - A j tent. The second day after his arrival | feature of this time-table is the print. OOUNOIL BLUFFB * for wany ofhers, ,than any medicing of the | 3 ouemesim | The 0 n Iy EXC I usive | 4 he put on his handsome spangled bath- ing ol.the Sunday time-table on paper | 0 Y. PAUL, MINNEA P0LIS 2 por mle'by sl i o had Tale ly weakan | sl 20 i i i | o A 7T Tt e LU | i olesale Hardware ‘House {1 | o other ers, Heolt ok, 80 it can urned to | Dakota. *This liue 1o cquipped with fho improvev 7e. It has Wh l 1 H d H B % Wostingho 2 S s ans it Mo | sgsaic = | DR, OLARKE Ll A ary remarks woro mado about the| THE BAD AND WORTHLESS |uoamumeed Pullean caisce Siosping cu |34 Eenaan 150}y B1L o | e v . s N Tt thrs o b o | Ar never i A Wl WL | e, nime S ine | NERVOUS DEBILITY. 1108 AND 110 HARNEY STREET L Judge knew wu??'dud:‘d"'b;m o[ Are never imitated or counterfeited, Lalon Pacids Transior a% Coun VEGA, oMoty ASHR SR sstmons ) . him, Dizziness, Convulsions, This is especially true of a family medicine, and it is positive proof that p. . dally on areival of Kapsw oph snd Qonncil Blus traln fros vriving a Sloux Ol OMAHA NEB Norvous Headache, Momory, Epenuston ntal Deprossion, Loss o Impotency, Involuntary and took it _good-naturedly, By ,b';l., the Jua.-”:.d 0 . toriha, lmpotency (Sex- &4 10386 p. . mal Incapacity), Female § | ath . aud o the New Union Dopot at 8f, Paul af 18:6¢ Diseasos, Irregularities, | Emlssions, Promature Old Age, citised by over- ¥l 0o tho | the remedy imitated is of the highest . el Diffeuitos, cbor oxertion, seli-abuse, or over-indulgence, which Ladice, send 25 centa | ieads to iisery, docay and death, One box will oure recent cases, Ka-h box contalns one mouth's trestment, One dollar & box, or six boxes for some .l:d{m'ho would goon, TEN HOURS IN A.DgAHOI OF ANY OTHES GOING GENTLY UF BEHIND HER, e O Rowewber in takiug the Hloux Olty Reay value. As 800n as it had been tested and proved by the whole world thut WHOLESAL¥ IS u..'f[m;u)l.p. express charges on & “valuable * Dises 18 ! bflllfiflhhdy around the waist, | Hop Bitters was th h ou got 8 Through Tralo. The Shortess L ne ] worke enitiod “Disesses | vo dollafe; sont by wall predaid on recelpt of 1§ * and with » tremendous effort threw |most valuable lnl:l‘y ulu.dmi.:: %" ""‘i,‘:‘o'}%:;ér;' R ide 1n b on CHRONIC Diska! fc:nuw::n:xlll;- ‘& m-: 13%5.;{.‘?&1&??‘%53'@%«. MILLIN ERY & N OTION S t < ! ; g 8, Ghe Stasn) wikh e will ‘seud the par. ; i o th waerwbout & Rl s | Dogu ot et U5 | o S T Y | B o i i A | S i e, e, h - ! minute. Whon she came up and had press and people of the m:n;:y -m’“ . R. BUCHANAN PR Conat t e 010 Dockor. | THO s&& O.I.Ow:na:,.g.mfi'l:t, sal; w"f.',"fih‘".‘. Zephyrs, Germantown, Eic, q9 ] nt , Nob. Al ) X TR et e e wnd vonre s vy v b e | " i a SRR Y |y i, e |y | ETOUK LARGER THAN EVER. | 1ORGAR S e 5 4 y r suf: b ] b O TThaken T . torrent of sbuse upon him. Tho|fering invalids io use their stuff in| W™ PAVIE Soutbwestons ™y LUK I A8 v L B e o Y ol e Ll I OBERFELDER & CO. . y