Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1882, Page 2

f § ]thu city papers. 2 A MYSTERIOUS CAGSE. . y | A Woman Drowns Herself at Daybreak in the Missouri RQiver, No Clue to Her Identity Except Her Clothing Left on the Bank. A very mysterious suicide took place Saturday at the early hour of 6 o'olock upon the rip-rap on the Missouri river bank at the west end of the Union Pacific bridge. At the hour named it was quite foggy on the and dark enough toobacure some- 1t objects at a short distance away, but a young man named Archie Robin- eon, who lives near the saw-mill and owns a small boat, saw a woman linger ing upon the bank with a bucket in her hand and supposed that she had come to bring dinner to somo one of the laborers in the shops or smelting works, She atood upon the rip-rap a few moments and then stepping into a small boat, which was chainedat the bank, she began to denude herself of her clothing, taking off everything except her extreme under garments, She then cooly stepped upon the stern of the boat and jumped into the river. There are a number of eddies at this point and she was caught in ono of these und floated round and round for quite a while, Young Robinson, who is only sixteen yoars of age but quite a stout fellow, tried to loosen ono of the boats and go to her rescue, but being unable to do so run for his own, which was tied near the aaw mill, and soon followed the woman down siream, By this time she had been cast out of the eddy and floated to the sand bank beyond Boyd's packing house. Robinson followed her as rapidly as possible and had nearly overtaken her when, just ashe was about to seize her, she sank beneath tho water and was not seen again, It was rather strango thatshe should float 8o long, as she had very little clothing to buoy her up and thy distance from the spot where she left to that where she sank was fully a quarter of a mile, Tho case was ro- ported at police headquarters and the clothing which she had left in the boat was taken there and put in the hands of tRe marshal. As this may serve to identify her a description of itis given. It consisted of a plaited black straw hat, with & bow and black ribbon on top, a sacque somewhat wora and patehed in the back, and a worn blue overskirt, a new gingham apronwith string pof ticking and a pair of sandals, such' as are worn by a Swede or German woman, There was no one who seemed to have any idea as to who the woman was, and nono had been repurted wissing up to last accounts, and investigation by Policeman Gor- man did not rosult 11 fiuding any elue to her identity. The only witness of the affair beside young Robiuson was the Union Pacific watchman, who saw her jump in. 1t seems to have been a cuse of deliberato premeditated sui cide, and it is probable that the 1an was one «f those unfortunate g8 who huve floated about, on the r bottoms, living as the mistress of one man and another until hife became such a burden it she rosolves to end it in this tragic marner, Horaford’s Acid Phosphat: FOR THE ILL EFFECTS OF TOBACC: Dr. C. A, FERNALD, Boston aays: ‘T have vesd it i cases of im- paired nerve function with benoficial reanlts, especially in cases whero the aysiem is affected by the toxic action of tobacco r Some Klegant Improvemonts nt the wanfleld House. A groat improvement las been made of late at the Ca the way of now paperng, painting, ete., and that house stands, as it al- ways has, “way up” in popularity with the traveling public. All the new ho- tels in the country won't take away the patronage of the prince of land- lords, Mr. Geo. Cautield, Howard Howe has just fin- ished a boautiful job of work, in the basement story of the house, into which Mr, Ewing has moved his sawmple rooms, and a neater and more attractive annot be found in the city. great credit to Mr, Howe's tasie and workmanship, and will be a popular resort during fair week, when the Canfield will be crowded with guests. Success to the house and nial h e or Farmers and Mo~ chavics, Thousands of dollars can be eaved by using proper judgment in taking care of the health of yourvelf and fawily, 1f you are bilious, have sallow complexion, poor appetite, 10w und depressed. »pirits, and generally debilitated, do not delay & mo- ment, but go at once; and procure a bote tle of thuse nderful Electric Bitters, Arbich mover failto oure, aud that for thé rifling ~un . —{ Tribune, il !fv o nts, —{ Tribune iold House in Fortunes New Fire King Company, | w.s The following proceedings of the fire department Friday, as okt tained from the official report, show the action taken in the disputes about the old and new Fire King companies; Owmana, Neb., September 8 Special meeting O, F, D. seti cumo order, “H(:ntb iI[I’ lhtl:hul;:li.: The following resolution was read and ndw 3 HEREAS, On or about the 1st of May, 1882, Fire King engie com- any, No, 2, passed a resolution re- using to do tire duty for the space of one year, therefore be it Resolved, That Fire King engine company, No. 2, be expelled from the Omaha fire department, Mr. Tagger asked for the admis- sion of Fire King engine and hose company No, 2, which was granted, President—M, Goldemith, Secretary—H. Berthold, Yreasurer—Max Moyer, Forewan—Harry Tagger. Firet Assistent — Hank Burk, Second Assistant—Ed, Leeder, Traetoes—John McShane, Smythe, Walker, Moved that the secrotary insert in’ Carried unavimous- ,.Movod that the committee on | music be instructed to engage the U, P. band. Carried unanimously. - Marrying Rich You need not be poor and depend- ent on your wedding dag, for every person—male or femalo—can get & good round sum of money at masriage if they hold a certificate of member- ship in THE MARRIAGE FUND MUTUAL TRUST ASSOCIATION of Cedar Rapids, Towa. £10,000 has already been paid in benefits to its members, in the nino months of the asgociations’ organization,and there is a golden opportunity for thousands more to reap oven larger benefits, Nothing like it was ever known. Do not postpone sending in your requeost for circulars giving full and complete informgtion regarding the plans and opperations of the associa- tion, Agents can make gor money than in any other business, It is strictly honorable, pleasant and pro- fitable, The Auditor of State holds a deposit from the association as pre- soribod by law, for the prowetion of their members, The only association of the kind in existence organized ac- cording to law, Write at once for circulars, Say where you saw this notice. aug3ll-m "POLICE COURT. Saturday’s Batch of Criminal Items Judgoe Bencko was not very busy Saturday but several of his cases were quite interesting. Ada B. Washington was arrested and sent up for fifteen days ter enter- ing a woman’s bedroom at 2 a. m. and exchanging shoes with her, leaving an old pair on the bed and taking good ones, Ada has had lots of trouble of late and has a suit ior §5,000 damages against Tom Murray pending in the district court. Her better half is awaiting action of the ©ctober grand jury on the charge of stealing wood from Mr, Murray. Annie Adams fined 83 and costs tor disturbing the peace and quiet of the vicinity of Tenth and Capitol avenue, Two plain drunks were in limbo, but both were discharged for good reasons. A warrant was issued for B. Pratt, charged with stealing gold pens and holders, a paper weight and seal, from E. E. Fronch. Mra. Whiteside is charged with assaulting u little girl namod Mary Orane, with a bricl How often persons have been annoyed by burrs clinging to their dress or clothivg, and how seldom have they, when cleaning them, given it a thought that Burdock Root is the most valuable blood cleanser and purifier known, and is _sold by every druggist under the name of Burdock Blood Bitters, Price, $1.00, e —— Saratogs Briefs. W. J. Tousley, of the well known firm of Tousloy Brothers, market gar- deners, urrived Saturday from Grand Island, whero Le has been the representative of the firn in their ex- tensivo farming business in connec- tion with 8. H. Brewster, William will spend fair week in Saratoga, where he has many friends who will be glad to meet him, Hon, James H Kyner left Satudayr for the Oregon Shor: Line. Mr. Chas. Knight and Miss Cora F. Kunight came in from Burlington Wednesday evening to seo their cou- sin Charli, the popular president of Our Lyceum, E. P, Browster 18 expected in from Grand lsland to-day te spend the remander of the scason at Saratoga and vicinity. Your correspondent is informed by Treasurer Elton that lis statements heve placed the school board in a wrong light, He oxplains that the deficient state of the school buildings 18 due to a want of fuads, The in- tention, however, was to state the facts, which perhaps were stubborn C thinga. KOO, - — METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA- HA, NEB. Tables supplied with the best the market attords. The traveling public claim they get botter accommodations and moro general satisfaction here than at any other house in Omaha, Rate, 82 per day, A GOOD WILL TOKEN. Substantial Remembrance to the Pas- tor of the Kirsv M, E, Church, The members and friends of the First M. E. church Friday gave their pastor, Rev. J, W, Stewart, a substantial token of their good will, and apprectation of his labors among them during the past conference year, 1t being the twentieth anuiversary of his wedding, they gathered in large numbers et the parsonage, while he and his wife wore attending to their duties at the teachers meeting, and spread out upon their table an ele- gant china tea sot, silver sugar bowl, butter dish and fruit set; also an oil painting, the work of Miss Oarrie Steveus, The substantials were not forgotten, aud with these served, the company remained until a seasonable hour, and then left wishing the pas- d good wife the blessings they orve, Rev. Stewart's work during the past year has beon warked with o success that will be long felt in the annals of Methodism in Omaha, and if episcopal appointment shall turn his footsteps toward Omaha for the coming year, his friends prediot for him greater success in the future than in the past, but if he should be placed over another field, he will go leaving behind him results that will long bear testimony of his worth and merit, SLAVE OSEMITE COLOGNE Made fror the wild flowers of th FAR FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY, it is the most fragrant of perfumes, Manufactured by H. B. Slaven, San Francisco, For sale in Omaha by W, J. Whtehouse aud Keunata Bros., & Qo, - e Small Comfort. When you are coutinually coughingnight and day, annoyiag everybudy around you, aud hoping it will go away of its own ace cord, you wre ruuning & dangesous risk— better use Dr. Thownas' ECLECTRIO Oil, an unfailing remedy in all such cases, F'HE IRON ARTIST. A Decorator of Houses and Fublic Buildings ia General. The Astonishing Snocess of C Specht, the Cornice Man. Few visitors who come to our)met- tropolis are aware of (the many in- industries that Omaha possess, We can boast of several large manufac- tories which are known all over the United States, but we can also boast of smaller ones which are growing at such a rapid rate that within a few years they are bound to see Omaha in front rank of the great manufac- turing cities of this continent. Omaha may be proud of having 8o many of those men who do not build their business by electricity but let it grow with the city. It is very hard for many visitors who come to this city to estimate how many good manufactories Omaha pos- sosses. A BEk reportor makes daily rounds of the city, and occasionally strikes some of these stray places, and finds a delight in getting all the infor- mation possible regarding their busi- ness, and thinks that the public will always rend such sketches with delight, aswe all work for the welfare of our homes, This morning, while the scribe was on his usual trot, he happened to drop into the Weatern Cornice Works, situated on Harney, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, where he struck the industrious proprietor of the catablishment, Mr. C. Specht, of whom the reporter de:ired to obtain some information in regard to the cornice business, He was almost paralyzed when the boss commenced to recount the many elogant rosi- dences and business blocks he has or- namented with his cornices in this city alone, and could decorateas many more, but alas! the mechanics for the manufacture of cornices are veryscarce in this country. Mr. Specht took thereporter through his factory and explained the working of the different machines, the laying off and catting of ornemental work. In one room the reporter was shown an immense lot of machinery for tin work, which the proprictor was unable to use on account of the rush for his cornices, This establishment gives employment to over thirty able bodied mechanics, who receive average wages of 83 per day. Ten of the mechanics are constantly kept on the road; some in Towa, ome in Missouri and Ne- braska and other western states. It is marvelous, and many readers of Tue Bee will bo surprised to learn that Western Cornice Works supply tho whole northwest with galvanized iron cornices and other ornamental work in very large quantities, Mr, 8. took his bovk and gave the following names of some buildings which were lately completed by him outside of this aity: x Went Point school house; City hotel, Plattsmouth; Keeny and Stewart block, Blair; J. H. Hungate’s bank, Blair; M. Maley’s block, Blair; W, A. Dawning's block, Kearney; Ryan's bl ck, Beatrice; opera house, Platts- mouth, Shorwood’s block, Platts- mouth; Commercial bank, York; Exeter nchopl house; P, C. Derool, Council Bluffs; John Benett, Council Bluffs; Weizey and Towel, Council Blufls; Counecil Bluffs echool house; Stanberry, Mo, school house; Tekama school house; N, A, Olson, Clarinda, Towa, 6 blocks; Madison bank; Grand Island bank; Abott & Dunlap block, Grand Island; I’. . Murray, Holland, Towa; W. Dye & Co., Makedon, Towa; Engine houre, Missourt Valley; Oasca- dian block Vaterloo, lowa, aud many others in the same state. Hastings school house; G. D, Thomason’s block, Butto City, Montana; C. C. Burr, residence, Lincoln; C. M. Layton’s residence, and many others which space forbids us to mention in course of construction, A few years ago when the in- dustrious proprictor arrived in the city, like all of us seeking fortune, he soon found out like all the expert me- chanics, that there was a field for him open, and to-day he is one of the most prosperous manufacturers in this city, while his business transactions this year will amount to over one hundred thousand dollars. Frogramme of maTVomm Suftragists, This evening & meeting at the Unitarian church, corner of Seven- teenth and Cass streets, which will be addressed by Miss Matilda Hendman, Mrs, Stone, Mrs, Campbell, Miss Anthony, and others, Tuesday even- ing at 7:30 the American Woman Suf- frage convontion will assemble in the Baptist church, which has been seated with pews for the occasion, and there will be short addreeses from Governor Hoyt, of Wyoming; Dr. Blackwell, of Boston; Mrs, Gougar, of Indiana; Mrs. Haggart, Hon, Mr, Correll, and others, The day sessions of Wedunes. day and Thursday will be devoted to discussions and tKe regular business of the convention. Wednesday and Thursday evenings will be occupied with specches from some of the ablest speakers who have ever visited Ne- braska. Mrs. Holen Gougar will prob- ably hold an ont of door meeting Thursday evening on Capitol hill, The far-famed Hutchison family will enliven all the meetings with their stirring songs. Opponents of the suf- frage amendment are specially invited to be present and take part in the convention, B Karamazoo, Mich,, Feb, 2, 1880, T know Hop Bitters will bear rec- ommendation honestly, All who ase them confer upon them the highest encomiuws, and give them credit for making cures—all the proprietors claim for them, I have kept them since they wore first offered to the pub- lic, They took high rauk from the first, and maintained it, and are more called for than all others combi So long as they keep up their high repu- tation for purity and usefulness, I shall continue to recommend them-- something I have never before done With any other patent medicine. J. J. BABOOCK, M.D, ———— Supreme Court of Nebraska. McMurtry, imp., ete., vs. Tuttle & Doolittle. ~ Error from Lancaster THE DAILY BEE: 7M ONDAY, county, well, J. 1. Where the president or chief of- ficer of a corporation is sBsent from the county, service may be made upon the treasurer. » % 2. A judge of the district court has authority under section 498 of the code, in vacation, to confirm a sale of real estate made upon execution. The following cases were submitted: Stuart va, Alexandor, NELSON-LARSON. Affirmed Opinion by Max- A Pleasant Wedding in South Umapa. Among the pleasant social events of of the pant week was the wedding on Sixth street, in South Omaha, in which Mr. C. Nelson and Miss Jennie Lareon were the principals. Mr, H. Lisser was the groomsman and Miss Bophie Thedo bridesmaid. The hr‘g{le looked charming in her dragn of wine- colored silk, and her attendant notless 80 in her attire of blue* silk, , The ceremony was performed by Judge I, M. Stenberg. Y There were about twenty-five cou- ples present to witness the nuptials, and after the ceremony all sat down to an elegant supper, after which dancing foliowed, and, with other so- cial enjoyments detained the guests until 3 a. m., wine being served before the party broke up. The happy couple went right to house keeping in a cosy little home prepared for them on the hill, where Tue Bee wishes them a long 1i8¥of happiness and prosperity. The presents were numerous and costly. The bride’s parents gave her a handsome set of household furni- ture; the groom an elegant bed-room set; the bridesmaid, a silver castor; Mr, and Mrs, Bock, a large clock; Hannah Quest and Lizzie Johnson, a silver card stand; Christina Nelson, a silver jewel case; Mr. and Frederick-| son, a dozen silver knives and forks; Mr, and Mrs. Haste, linen tablecloth aund napkins; Mr. and Mra. Oman, a bed-spread; Miss Aunie Oman, a linen tabie cloth; Nellie and Alfred Bock, laco shams and spread. There wero numerous other handeome presonts | i which are necessarily *gmitted from the list. Humbugged Again. I saw go much said about the merits of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was always doctoring, and never well, teas- ed me 8o urgently to get her some, I concluded to be humbugged again; and Iam glad I did, for in less than two months’ use of the Bitters, my wife was cured, and she has remained so for eighteen months since. I like such humbugging.—H. T., St. Paul.— Pioneer Press. it o 53t FLORENCE CUT-OFF.” Mr. James P. Vincent, the super- intendent and general manager of the work at the Florence cnt-off was in the city Friday and from him it is learned that the favorable weather has enabled the work to proceed with such rapidity that in two weeks time the Omaha ¢ St. Paul people may if they choose lay their track over the six miles of new line, The north three miles is entirely completed, _and the force is now . at work Wcutting down the two ‘‘hog backs.” It is not intended to say that the work will be completed in two weeks, but the line will be graded to a 90 foot grade, while the present roadbed is 130 feet to the mile, besides being six miles longer than the ‘‘cut-oft.” Whether the St. Paul folks will lay their iron at once or not is unknown, but it is probable that they will. When finished the grade of the cut- off will be only sixty-five feet to the mile, and the saving to the company in coal for engines alone will be $500 per month, Baby's Warning. When baby bas pains at dead of n Motherin & fright, father in a plight; When worms do bite, baby must ery, 1t tever sots in, baby must dic, 1f croupy pains kill Leouora, Iu that house thereis no Caztoria, For mothers learn without delay, Castoria cures by night and day. HEAR THE WITNESSES. Mary shrink from pu_licity in connction with 8. 8, 8., but we are permitted to refer to the fol- lowing porsons who have known and witnested its wonderful «ffects: Prrry, Houston Co., Ga. We have known *Swilt's Specific” tested In hundreds of most obstiuate cas:s of blood Poison~ ing, Mercurial Rhcumatism, Scrofuls, Sores, Ko torrh. eto, aud 'do conacicntiously y thatit meb wifh'the most perfect and sig- nal ~iccess, effeoted radical and permanent cures in every c.#e without a single exoeption, Hugh L Dennard, Geo, W Kill:n, John G. Brown, Geo, W. Singlcton, ] Wm, Brunson, John H, Hose, James D, 1harp, E i Warren, J, W. Balyin, J. W. Woolfock, * 3. W. Mann, G0, Treas, M. Killen, . Butner, sheift, o aro persorall tnfed with the fo tle: men whose s guatul esr to the above cor titicate, Thoy are «itizens of said county, of the highest respe tability &nd coaracter. A+ N, GILES, Ordinary, Heuston Co, Ga. D, H. CULLER, CV'k 3ap, Ct, Houston Co. Ga, othing but favorable reports, Belleve 8. I specitic for all biood” Discasce iversal satistactlon uaivenal APIONES & 0., Memphis, Tean, W. D Fierce, ¢.'C. Duncan, 8, 8, 8. gives Dottor satiataction than any thing we have ever handled.” JACKS & CO., Helen “Mave never heard 8 cowplaint of 8. ARTHUR PETER & V0., Louisy g 8, 8. bas given eutire eatistaction to Very one.” 8B b ML CHAKD S, Bhornian, Tex, “1 have had excellent sale for £, 8, 8. aud the results have been most s isfactory.’ J. 0. BURGE, Bowling Green, Ky, “Our sales of §, 8. 8, have been good, and ite fuceess PENES & CAREY, Montgomery, Ala. 8. 8.8, has given entire tatlsfaction to every ons. E. REUSS, Parls, Texas, | satisfaction,” , Richmoud, 'Va. & 5. 8. 8. has given umve R W, FOWERS & wrd will be peid %o 000, POWATE, uaiyain of 160 , one particle of Mercury, lodide of Po or auy M W Price’ot Bmall slze, §1.00, Latge size §1.70, £old by sll Drugists. FCUT RIS UV E EUROPEAN HOTEL, centrally located hotel in the city, $1.00, 1.5 and $2.00 per day lass Réstaurant counected with the .HURST. = =« Prop Corner Fourth and Locust Strecta. BT, LOUIS MO. EPTEMBER yon sufter from Dyspepea, use BURDOCK ‘LOOD BITTERS, 1t you are afilicted with Bilionsness, use BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 11 you are prostrated with sick Headache, take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS !t your Bowelsate disordered, fagulate thom with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t vour Blood s mpure, purify it with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, D) Ityou ha ‘ Indlgestion, you will hind an antidote in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you are trowbfd with Spring Complaints, er adicaté them vith BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, Ityour Liveris torpid, restote it tofhenlthy action with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1t your Liver is aftected, you will find a sute re. storative in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you have any species of Humor or Phmplo, fail not to take B CK BLOOD BITTERS, 1f you have any sym ot Ulcers or Scrotulous Betes, a curativo romeédy will be found in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. For lm[\nr’ strength and vitality to the sys. tom, nothing can glial “SBURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. For Norvousand General Debility, tone up the eystem with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Price, 81.00 per Sottle; Trla Hottles {0 Ots FOSTER, MILBURN, & Co., Props. . BUXTALO, N, Y. Bold at wholesale by Ish & MclMahon and C. T, Goodman, 0 fo 27 eod-me medy Never falls to cuto W Nervons Debility, Vi- tal Exhaustion, Emis- sions, Seminnl Wosk- nesses, LOST@MAN [HOOD, and all_the lovil effects of youth- ful follics 8, It stops po Quently <l Peakening, oluntary losses and Pl drnins upon the Mo, the incvitah Mane 'sult of these l:\n\ tices, which sto o destruetive to mind aud body and make life mizcrable, otten loading to insan ty and death. It strengthens the Nerves,Brain, (memory( Blood, Muscles, Digestive ond Repro® ductive Orians,” Tt restoras t all the orea functiens their’ tormer vigor and vitality, n ving life cheorful and enjoyable. Price, housle, o four times the quantity §10. Sent secure from obssrvation, to any addre peof price. No,C.O. D. sent, exiept on receipt of $1 a8 n guaranutec. Letters ra. questing anawers must inclose stawp. ¢ intie's Dandelion Pills are ths bost and cheapest dyspepsia and blilio cure fit the market, Sold Ly all druggiste. Pri 50 conts, DR Mintix's Kivsay REMRDY, NKPRFTICUM, Cures e li kind of Kidvey Uladder complainte, gouorrhea, gleet and loucorrhea. For sale vy all dauggists: 31 bottle. ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Olive 8t., St. Louls, Mo, For Sale in Omaha by C. F. GOODMAN, ,—;.I;he Great Lngfi Jan2s-1v To Nervous Sufterers THE QREAT EUEPEAN REMEDY. Dr, J. B. Bimpscn's Specific DX IEIEP X O . juve cuco for Spormatorrhes, Semina tancy, and all diseascs resulting 50, 18 Mental Anxlety, Loss ary, Peivs )t tho Kack ox Slie, and discases Ey shat lead to waARz {rpaDE o and gob full pare (13, OF alx pack. ¥ by 0. ¥. Qoodmen, J."W. Bel ataevery whore, Sold in aud all cra 6 aww DR. CLARKE No Care! ! g, 5 No Pay! ) EstaBusiep 1851, } 811 Looust St 8t. Louls, is still treat- i NER- stamps) £ pry express er on & “valuable k" of Women, ete.” on CHRONIC DiskAs¥s, one stamp. £47 Victims of Selt-abuse or Private Discase, send 2 stamps for CRLKBRATED WORKS on N cryous and *exual Disoascs. Cousultation personally or by letter, FREE. Consu't the old Doctor. THOUSANDS CURED. Office in quiet, vrivate, respectable place. You see no_one but the doctor. Dr. Clarko fs the only phyrician in the city who war 1ante cures or no pay Medicines sent ever- where, Hours, 8 A M. t0 8 P. . d&wlyy NERVOUS DEBILITY, A wpecific for Fysteria, Dizziness, Convuleione, Nervous Headache, Mental Doprossion, Loss of Memory, Spermatorries, Impotency, Invs y Emiselons, Premature Old_Age, caused by ov exortion, aelt-abuse, or over-{ndulgence, which loads to mis Oue box will cure recent ca. ns oue month's treatment, or six boxos for fve dollars; eent by mail prepeld on receiptof price, Wo guarantae alx boxes to oure any case ' cach orier recelved by na foF slx ompanied with & will send o chaser our writt t wonoy it C. F, Qoodm u d. tver or nereea ) You wiil be atedt 1 3 00 Use Hop Bitters 1 neves MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY A Christian Family School for Boys. Prepares for College, Scientific School or Business. Send to Capt, ED, N. KIRK TALCO T Principal, Morrgan Park, Cook Co., 1l atulogue . Jadiow ingle Bro Muzzle Loading Shot g Shot Guns, n§, from 8 Double Bree ch LoadingyShot Guns, 816 from to 876, 16 to_ 25, Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and all Kinds of Fancy Goods. Full Stock of Show Uases Im, schaut first-Class Cigar, lgavs on Hand, and Wood Pipes and everything required in a Tobzceon, and Notion Store. Cigars fiom $16.00.per 1,000 upwards. Send for Price List*&nd Samples. 7\@;)4%/}44’/ BOOK-KEEPING, BANKING, PENMANSHIP, ° A new institution based on the highest standard of excellence, eccalionsy BUSINESS FORMS, COMMERCIAL LAW, POLITICAL ECONOMY, COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, ENGLISH LANGUAGES, Taught by gentlemen of business exrerience and broad ccholarahip at the WYMAN GOMIMERGIAL GOLLEGE, Day and and evening sessions are now in sucseesful operation, FoZeirculars or special information apply to or address me WikE ROASTING AND BAKIY iv ouly attained bygusing GHARTER 0AK Htoves aud Ranges. A. L WYMAN. PERFECTION IN WITH BAUZR UiEB DOORS, For #a 1111794 ROGERS & SONS OV B, Jull.mé&ely EAN.L. 1SS, WHOLESALZ MILLINERY & NOTIONS Zephyrs, Germantown, Etc, S8TOCK LARGER THAN EVER. { 1308541310, bouglss tt aug 26 tfme I OBERFELDER & CO. p THE RUSHFORD WAGON, Manufactured by the Winona Wagon Company, WINONA, MINN. “Every Tub Must Stand Upon its Own Bottom.” And Every VWagon Tpon its Own Merits, v Wo appreciate the ahovo and make our wagons secordingly, WINONA WAGON CO. Respectfully, PARKER & BOWERS, G 100,000 TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES NOW IN UsE T They sur) nd durability, :They are for sale by all Leading Car- iage Builders and Dealors thro he country. SPRINGS, GEARS Forsal b Henry allothers for exsy riding. style & EODIES Timken, Patentoe and Bullder of Fige Cairlav BT LOUILS, - - R il6m WV antadakes i e bite Time » W ten by hu hetd D lite authos d not be i Blood and 1k been and will bo du the only porson htul snd de iuteresting tian fict 10f texritory a on ple Book, e 90d-aW-0 Serd T H. Chagubers & Co., St Loais, Ko, ral Arents, Om at 81 per pack o Bent {rec b addicesing aug 16-wit ¥ Fyu SALE:--MILL MACHINER e AL BREUIFAC MEDICINE' LE MARK T ’l‘ "'““l‘fl(l DE MARK nrem- Weakness, 5 permator. mpot- nd all s of Vision, Pre other Diseases that pticn and & Prema- #arFull ‘particuiars in our pamohlet, which we desire to send free tv mall to every one, & The Speciy edicine 18 old by all druggists 7 6 packages for 86, or will »ll on rece1pt of the money, by ik GRAY 4EDICINE 00! Buftal oc; od T anged our mill to Hungarian rol- , We offer part of ovrold ma- 1t consists of & formai J, C. HOFFMA \ ¥ Cou ' | | |