Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 19, 1882, Page 8

——— the WORLD. | Bvery articlo is uaranteed 925-1000 fine, which is the PUREST made. | ‘ we at FACTORY prices, not even adding fre lnces it in rret KYEN BELOW that of INFERTOK MAKES and DEBASED SILVER. ving on Silverware is most artistically executed. OUR DISPLAY OF BRACELETS AND BANGLYS. Wa enl) {his w Our er Comprises all the new t and attractive designs, No taste can fail to be pleascd with thisstock : Sapents, Pallocks, er and Lion Heads, and innumerable other ornaine devic WE IMPORT OUR DIAMONDS DIRECT FROM ROPE, And buy them as low as cash money can possibly obtain the - wouls | your owi 1 examining our beauntiful and attractive sto fore pur em t 4 can possibly ba obtained in t 1 1! States. Ourinmnmer 1ble us to meet the test e ¢ | | Fire 0 | | | ) f rs in the United our I i1 1 from onr pat on eng v eloza appropriate inscriplions ir swents, Wedding and Visiting C. engraved to ord z PRESENTATION COMMITTEES PLE 1IZ NOTICE. We offer ¢ yaaible acconimodation to parties g o up presenbalions, an aasist them in their selections I onr hest taste, which has rendered our hous popular with those having presentations in charge. Tueedey “forning, Dec, 19 Weather Report. {Che following observations aro talen at e same moment of timo ut all the stations @wmed.) Was DeparTyext, U, 3, SronaL Sew. 8. 1889 (1 3 Ciowly C oudy Clondy Cloudy a9 Fr 4) 8W Bik River fromn at Owwaba, frozen ot Yankson, Whatady pl frozen st Davenport, frozon at St Wanl, trosen st La Orotse and at ' udoque, LOOAL BREVITIES ~—Thao sidewslk at the cornor of Eleventh and Douglas streots is undergolng much meedad repairs yesterduy. ~—Salo of tickets for the Latey-Dickey entertalnment Taesdny evening, com. wmences this morning at 9 o'clock at the Opera Honse, Ouly 50 cta, ~The first of a veries of free public leo tures before the Wyman Commercial col- loge *will be dellvered this evening by Rev. A, F. Sherrill, tollowed by weading by Miss Hardenburg, Leoture hogins at 7:30, —Sundsy was a remarkably quiot day i Omsha, Either the steady Slocumbs Mave concluded to save up their money for » good Christmas round up or have spent all thoy had for Chbristmws gifts. There 'was only one arrest betwoen Saturday aud Mendsy morning, and the solitary sinncr waid bis fine for disturbing the peace and was allowed to depart. ~There was & false alarm of fire ahont M oclock yesterdsy fiom box 21, The boys tarned out but did not gel farther than the middle of the street, when it wos Sound that the alarms was oooasioned by the Western Union wiros crosaing the firo | alarm wires, and that there wasno bl zo & be put down, ~The Chicago Times perpotrates another Tibel o Omahia in the following paragraph: “A mnn at Omaba found $3 on the stroeets, mad ho adyertised tho find to the extent of &7 and wade the loser foot the bill, 1t is wemetimos disagreeable Lo moet with an nast man, ~—Harry J, Parr, who will be renem. Bbered well by the musical people of Omaka, as a member of Professor Seger's “Rathe:” company, and a3 a baritone vo. walist of mnie than ordinary merit, is now Seaveling with the Chilcago Taeatre coin. pany through this state, 1f the rost of the warby ds up to Parr’s standard ot excollence Bhe weoplo they visit will see some fis performances, “The fluter with his flte! is a valuable acquisition to any compary. e 4. FOR RENT, 8toro st Oakdale, Nob., with ehaly- Ing and counters tuiteble for a prc eory or general mrchbundise store Koquire of H. G, Clusk, Owchs, ot Robert Wilion, county clerk, Ouk- dals, No 35 14 METROPOLITAN HOT: 1A, NEB, Tablos supplicd with the best the maarket atfords, The tiaveling public elaim thoy get bettor accotumodsiions and more gencral satizfnotion hLere than at any other house v O Rate, §2 per dav, 1u21thn ; e —— FLOUR Wholesale, Writo fur quotatious to Valeatine Reppy, Omahs, Neb. 15 2m DIED WINDHEIM—At 60 o'clock s m h\ll:‘. Deccinber 17th, Clara Blize ekb, dangbter of Geo, P, acd J csepbine Windbeim, sxed 1 ycar, b mouihs and 7 Yunoral Tuesday, Dicember 10th, at 2 #-m. Friends of the fanily invited, GREEN—Vonday worping, Deocmber 1882, Luke Green, at the residence 5&. sud Mrs, Ccffey, in Baratogs :na,-m 80 yoars, 1 wonth sud 3 | Wunoral from the resllence ab 2 p, m, Tuseday, BUDDEN CHANGES :h often cause Puluwonwry, fr .‘rh"i'“.f’fi ie troubles, Buows's Broxouiar will allay the irrfiation which covghing, Sold only in Laccs e e TR TS R £ T A TR TR S RS The ¥ull Datatls of the Acoldont # | which place eho is duo OUR SOLID SILVER WARE Is from the celebrated GORHAM MFG. CO,. whoy i UALITY, Handsomest in DERIGN, and most BEAUYTFUL in FINISH, made in wara is_t zht I THE DEAD JURIE Tho Ifystery of the Fatal Acci-| dent ab Afton, The Remaics Brought Home by Friends Yeste:day. Indlonte Heart DMionne nv the Causo Mceting of the Bar Aesoclation and Adjournment of the Districy Oourt. The snnouncemant of tho desih of Judgo Olinton Beigzs in yesterda;'s Bzr created profound surpriso amoiy the host of friends and acquaintanoes in this city who had known h'm for yoers. BAL MEETING Upon the oonvening of _the district court yesterday Judge, Bavage briefly stativg the sad circum atatoss which had deprived the Doug- Lus county bar of an honorod member, moved that as a mark of respeot to his memory the court adjourn until Tuseday morning, which was done. Immediatoly after the adjonrument of court tho Douglas Couvty Bar ac- sociation he!d a menting, | General E E Estsh ook was choecn cheirman and Mz 1 E retary. A commitlee on rasolutione was ap- pointed, consiating of Judgo Bavage, chairman; Jadge O A. Baldwin, Hon, Cbarles Brown, A, N. Ferguson and Frank Gaylord, It was decidcd that when the mect- icg adjourn it adjourn to 9 & m. Sat urday, at which tune tho report of the ovmmittee on resolutious should be presented and an opportunity afforded the members of the bar to mako euch | remirks ns they might deem sppro priste to the occin’on, It was resolved that ihe bar attend the fuveral of i1s doceared momder in | a bedy, aesembling as the court rorm | previous to tho hour fixed for the so:- i vices, i Gon. Ohas. ¥, Manderson, . W, Simeral and poin‘ed a comuit for the faneral THE RETCURN PROM AFTON, The incowiag train on the C, B uwnd Q, yestordey the remains of the deocased, in ohargo | of the cummittee which 1ot Omaha | Sunday aftexrncon for Afton, iu . sponse to tho disy iis from B ton, The comuitico 8. Canse wero 8p- | teo of arraugemonty brought with it | anived at Afin nhout 11 o'olock p. w., sud lolt for Omabaatda m, Thoy fouud tha tho cflisials thore hod done all th was po:sible In tho wmatter of cariy for tho unfortvasic mun, and » resor of the teetimony st tho corover's in. ot had bo . factory, of Union coun'y, #: the coroner, & placo of st is on th miles The tlabla | bronghe home with Lim o o | procoudings at tho inquest ;\\,lh o Wi eiroum neeted with the ¢ bight upon the » rual cauce, whe stroke of disea boerding tho tru must forcver g Bafly the i are thesc: &0 {ar 28 2! Train No. 2, on which Judyo Briggs was & passenges, wot a west | bonad freight traiu sl Aiton, st bout eleven . About ten No. 2 hed pulied out J s b an on tha frei b, in golug to tura Jhe switeh, discovered | the body of a wen lymg worces the north rafl of the malu 1yeck wbout tive car-lengths west of the tank, Iho heud was about the ddle of the track wnd the lower half of the budy on the outsido of tho sai piiuting toward the nortl;, The body warm, was oniirely No bleod whatever waa visi- ble op or near tho body, which was lying fuce upward, Two small con. | tusions were vi on the torehead above the right eye, tho 1ft haud and wiists were lsovrated asud torn wnd | the bones broken, the right sim and elbow were badly crushed and alwost severed from the body., The wheels bad passod across the body just below the breast bone and tad crushed the bones of the spine and ell the vital organs in that region of the body, Btrange to eay, howevor, there was no external hemorrhage whatever, and ia DOVer conse watter, | Fraroisco, J. Whitehouse and Kenusra Bros,, | THE DAILY BEE: TUESDAY DECEMBER 19 he FINEST i ' x . which pla his fact lies tho o neoling hope that hat death before the cruel vheals had 1 d their vietim, Tho rem:ins wcre carried ianto the depot snd rooms. The ldentity was roadil; ¢ 0ied by the engraving on the ocaso of tho judge's waich, which gave his full name, The watch had Been somewhat croshed, but was still run. ning when picked ap, On Bunday Coroner Whipple im- panzelled a jary, coneisting of J. W. Lauder; 8, W, McEadeny and A, W, Renshaw, and proceeded to hold an injuest, the witnesses examined being J.J. Bwanson, the brakeman, Mr. (Jaut, the fireman, and D. M Stence, the conductor of the freight traio, and Mr. A E Lefforty, night operator at Alton. The jury found a verdict in accordance with the fuots, aut declered themselves unable to ssy How or in what manner the decesrcd oceme to be under the ows THR ACCEPTYD THECRY of flie acotdent ia as fullowe: Judyn Briggs, after siviking the mata hwe of the 0., B. & Q, contivred in the BAIMO NErveud, rustions KLU B Wak oovted on the B & M, 5. afters noon, A man who was o 0 traw with him and saw him f (r his denth aid: “Why, Teaw tuat mau walkiog up and down the eisle of tho diy coach.” The iacts that Lis hecth check had besn given up to the portor, his biggage,inciuding hin overcoat iu the sleepor, hia shoes bying unlaced, with otiior evidences of having vre- pared to rotire but nnt ho 30, ail boar out this bulisf, Oa ston ping at Aftou the judge must have atopped out on the pin f:11a and down to the grcuad, Ho could nat fellen between tha a.vs, as the Miilor 2teit soupler buffer is uted, making such an secident impesaible He got down om the nerth side of vhe track and opposit, tha depot. Tho platform is ehort and the train wonld extend back about to the point at which the body was founnd. Whilo standing here, the judge must have besn suddealy meizid with paralyeis of the honct, and fallen face downwurd across the track and between the two o achea. This is believed to have be:n the oaee, and that he died Inatautly aud before he struck the ground. It is confirmed by tho ab- genoe of all evidenca of any strugglo and by the absence f all ex ternal hemorrhage. In fact Dz Don, of this oity, who looked at the ro meins after thelr arrival hore, mave it as his optrion that thia was the real cause of his death, and that he wae sus after ho £ beam mu.t havo tha skt of the coat and i dy over, s the ski left somo thi The brake cauzht in : not moved bu other theory nt for the accident would that the vicl i stood ou the gio until the train started up and then attempted to geton. To w vather high step and he m fallen botwoen the cavs in thus way Lut all the circum confi m the facte aa etutod THE FUSRRAL, wan token to 4] £ tho Loy v NE to Mea. Bir fermor Lo torment, bat n 7 dotinito has been usr Axtists, Look Here! A, HOSPE Omaha, rells Wine o Oolors for 9o ench; tlee, 35 rards; Artiat £1.10; and a fine Jspsn Tin Box with fine selection of Artiste' Muteri for from §6 to 810, aud Plaques or Pavel makes a beautiful CHRIS MAS PRESENT, Wiite for prices 182 &mbt A, HOSPE, Omahy, SLAVEN'S YO Made frow the wild flowers ¥AR rauEbd YOSUMITE VALLY it is tho most fragrant of pes Manufactured by H, B, Slaven, £ ¥or salo 1n Omaba by W Mshogavy ; Bruches trom 89 up & Co, Het The ‘“‘Hawthoru 24th, 1881, and etters patent nuw- bor 241, 808, Any person fovnd or known to tampur with tho manu. facture of said paint will bo punish. od to the full extent of law. No per- son bas auy authority whatever to sell recelpls, Hawruorn & Bro., Lancaster P laid out in one of the | regard bo the | Easul enaplate for| ° Oontennial Ex. | celsior Roof Paint,” was patented May | Tho Doc Olsmers © in Police Court, Minor I vents of Ioterert About the City. The cico of the State vs, C. L Clemons came vp in tho prlice court seeterdey afterncon, and wes firally cortinued over until to-day. The deteils of Olemors’ ndveninres 1a Tows, end the story of his domeatic troubles in Omaba, wiil be remem- bered, as their pubdlisation waa but ricont. Thy present cess is on his wifc'a charga of { alleged to bava besn commi on B'len G:iffis, Tho wi'neszes oxomired yestorday Ellon i), i Kiunenau aud Dz, Search, and the testimony, so fur s received, was anythivg but favorable for the defendant. The » wag held over in the sum of (500 bouds to appear a* tha continu- avien «f the hoaring al 3 p. m, to-dsy. A B.LCX KOW. About 10 o'el yeaterdsy moin- ing B wan nar Stuler, who works fur Mualdoon, the blechsmith, went into Joo Kavan'a suluon on Thirteenth stieet and went behind the bur to got n ¢rink, He was rot upon by some ono, as yet ucknown, and crribly beaten. His wouuds wers vpon the foreliead, cheek ard choulder, nud he W& €O ly ivjured that he remsived at the cffico of the physician 1o whom he wea taken 3ill late in the »fternoon, when he was taken homo No arrests have bsen made as yet, the vistim ef tho aissult being unable to get up to the police court to meke nny orm glaint, A NUHT 21TaCK Abuut 11 o'clock Sunday nizht, a man on his way home, while p saing down Tenth atreat, when near the Bos ton was fired at by some individnal oconcealed in the alley. He succeeded in mwaking his eecape, and it is not k»own whether the murderous assault aus made for some personal reagons ox by a robber, feature of What Three £ ppiications Did. “0 was troabled very much with Phyee app! cations of Thomas Oil vutirely cured them. &Howhug @ ey in markei ? Jiob But'er, Rauc- ing, P. PERIONA Hon, A, J. Weaver, M, Mrs, Theron N, of Fi ¥ M , 18 in town, ity 16 in the £ Dlalr, i at the Mil. . 0.boin, Lird, E. Hubust, Jr, town, Hoa, of Colawtug, 1 fn A. D Brad sd, of Alvin, is in Pinney, «f Greeley, Col, {3 at the , 1. Malloy, of Salt Like, 1s at the Hon, W, H Murger, of Fromout, tha vty Hon, D, G Hall, of I'naln, came un James {lie Pasv Hon. M. €. Kuith, of i ut the Puxton, *rauce, of Rawlius, Wyo,, is at North Viate, is lion, of Florenos, is st the | R. R, Tiogley, of Lineola, was ia the city yerterday, Hoo, Frank P, Ireland, of Nebraska City, is in town, Hen, E. ¥, Warren, of Nobrarca Ciiy, i3 at tho SPaxton, W, Adair, of Dakota ORy, Neb,, was in tho eity yeeterday. | Ho H, B, N revaiucd boma yesterda Jamew P, 1 colemus, of Fremont, vn sad E1 Albright, of ¢ | Madi-on, aro ay the Miilard, T, F. Pextl uul son, of Hesilnge, were at the Metro olitan yei y. Jobu A. McMurphy, of Pluttsmouth, registored at the Millard yesterday. W. W, Bangsss and O. W, Peebles, « f | Weoulag Water, are st the Metrop litun, W, B, Doddridge, superintenient of the western divisim of the U, P, is in towa, A, U. Havcock, the well koowa attor- ey of Wahoo, wea @ guost of the Metror politan yesterday. B, Burch, of Wymore; S, M. Timblin, Arapahoe; Jobn Cowns snd family, of Adams gonniy; P, E. Beardsley, of Falls City; I, N, Warzen, of Wisser; C. F, (R S o, W | N 1 AL80 HAVI MAX MEYER & BRO., - - OMAHA, NEB. Are Sole Western Agents for the Oelebrated STEINWAY, My 3 o alok | | for thy pass ¢ Satorday | | niht bed & er Ao | tory benmutim, whish his fiends | thought woulll prove futal, Mo was o lite | tia battar [ M f the | Dervar, Rio G vho hus done s, way, | 1w of the Homs and wmost | important ruilrosd work in the wost, ex | rived 1o the city yestarday moraing s is | re, fstered at the Puxton, | A B. Wymsn, W. C. McKoown A. W, Jawe:, North Platte; W, ¥, Kiol wrdson and sun, David City: Wm, Linoolrs A. Henry, Colunibus; A, M. Roserqusst, Oaklaud; A, R. Gage, Re. public,n City; Ju'ing Beckminand L D, Richards, ¥ ut; No D, Gross, BElalr, and W, B. 8loun, Nebraka City, e | among the Puxton’s guests, Mr, Chas. 8. Rapp, who lival in Oas. | Lia until the spriog <f 1881, snd was one of the hest kuown and most relisble of cur young men, leaves to foe his home in O den, Usah, Charlie has during the past tw years traveled qu'te exveueiv and has done a large busin s a8 railrond cone tractor in 1dsho end Ozegon, Hehas ma ried and rectlid down in Utah and will | hereafter lnok sfter the inte:ests of sevor. allive Omaba fiims in that territory. He is a number one man sni ons who will Jo | to tie to every day of the woek, e Cauyes 2axtonichmert. * Completely pro-trated for daya with | indigention and buion-fever. The « ffacts | of two buttlen of Purdock Rlood Bilters atoni-hed we: vi ible improvewent right | cf " Mr, Nush Bates, Eimira, N, Y, e T Kl y Disense, Pain, Irritation, retention, Incon co, Depozits, Gravel, (&, ourd by ‘Buchupaiby, The Hind We Like- The medicine wo mo:t like ia that which dres its work quick exd well. Burdock Blood Bittera s e the quickest kind of a cure for dyspepsis and liver and kidnay affzeti . JUDGE DICKEY, | i | |A Sarious Accident to the Judge of | tha I'inols Supreme Court, Jaéga T. Lyle D ,of the cu. | preme bench, met with an unfortunatoe | dent last evening, which willat| least confine hun to his room for so mor, Jadge Dickey | t at the back cf the| pello hall in ¢h muric ball last cvening while toa lceiuro by Mr, I N, Arnold upon | the autjant, *f thy Body D.es Shail | the Boul Live?' and the cloge of | Mr, Arnold’s rimarks arose for the rurpere of epoakiog to him. Jut to i1 b 2 wes a pasasg several fec in width ard &bouy heing Tovil of the flhorof the hall, In ris Judga D ckey clipped cr Lime if nothing tripped in aoms uneccoun man ner ard fell 6 th's pes age wey 5 opon kis lefv oide en rprang to his ar- Palmer heuse, whore ke by Dr Brocks, Judpo Di plained of ab nento pam fa tho left | il ard a diflic epiring that | st led 1o tho belicf that a rib bhad | feactur ar Dr. Brooks wes At & lops to unders W trouble wos located, Owing t» tho | injured gontleman's advenord years scmo fears are ertertained for his re- | covery, At midnight he waa what e from p was under tho ke flacnco of opiates — | Ohicago Trib | m— Wil it Really Cave Riecumatiem? We answer, honor bright, it will cure rt sm, snd (he severcst ca Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Ol was sy prepated tor the thevaatio and lsme, No. i o from the people vel:tive to ita s in vewrly every paperia ths coun. —'fi.-\'nll,'\\ Call at Law eof D, L. | M 'Tio " s room BCruishton Black. | ONEY TO LOAN—On M G soription 4. €» south ldth Streot. rsonal property ot up, Attortey, 213 T) LOA ha'tel mortgage Y\I curity. A.B. Tutton, No. 1516 I \ilaa stroo. tront room up stal 4254 Q@ {[\TO 104 cent i BB, 00010kt v s oo S wards, for 8to & years, on first cla. aod tarm fty. Besis Rial Barars aid Loix acmxey, | ¥ nowthof co | +ed Bouss sa ! fu property 15th sud Douglas Ste Vv R, TS (i akskes) XA RO S voud wil e VY nunst vo tins clavsnz Vitrs XATA TBN-Gord il at 1566 J v L) rl 19 dn gesurat houscwe k 618 18 A 'y 12 d 11 apa feran 'V unt A poun ntiy for the Win'e . LS YATANTED—A d vh waher wh tho Lam 1 50 YV boctrrr nt10is ancoey 8t b 119t W al hou ‘ TANTED- A fewlivee husiness, large | o ween 7ard 9 o'clock at 1 Ji i A< ANT ED-Uny o) tuklig chatio of n fivst- L rower joh offoo Mra: baub'ot ) and emtimaserily Cote ) ad Pad P maneut KUk s A gy te ri by wan. R dUas 1w, 1 AR ON TR G0 COVLUU U QuuU-Uu. | WO FUR ISHED RooMS AND BOASD b Amo wbie boasders, i3 1 B lence No ) U Wes. of yosiufico, 117 ok 1t ates b AICK nished rosn. Tnauire 313 " Tith st i | wtroes, | D [ rooni-, ba h room, Ono of the firioet locations in the'clty; ¥w.00 per month, , Betify real eainto & ency, Hth nd Douglis streeta, noyin tt Just woluploved abd 1s 4 foot wide st complote map Otticial wup of the Lary. of Owmuha city, Be Jp siairs, 1317 Ta nhom wtees JUBN U, JACOBS - Unfur ished rooms In brick # Chicago street. 180t W p 502 an hou nplew and Atruction, 0N & CO. Montpelier, Vermont, e vod 12 NTED—Girl 2414 hicugosit. tamily of two for genera housy work. 408 ZIW0 LW (%Il gn ala n desirs \VA TED. om for cvery county in the State. Ad- nier geuvial agen S ateInsurance b. 8l 472 mo VW ANTED—A practical howso family, vay woric good ¥ red, Addross B, K. ANTED_A iri 411 10t L cebert ond Howard treet . K. B cotee WANT - Cuttor generat hou a i T uily gond Bowi £t & good kel $1a scuth . ta B e e “Kvery one ta leave orders for h N. 10th treot, up-stairs. o ANTED—One good canvamer th o + goods on_inktal nent, steady work and go-d By Inquire at 213 N. 16th stioot, room: 6. s W TED—A situaiion ran and good refory poslti b aeper of shed room wan od wi hin 3 bloe 80 crab: Addrers Dr \p ANT Db exders by the day or wok 1417 | ¥ Howax 181, -1} 1ot roin exceptonal fr i, Le ronucps 1118 Calie [Nt OB EENT-T uee o1 M, W- Kennedy 1700 Jackwor. Liquics 0. T. J. Fi z uoni, 642 5. 17th #r.mt. Sl d on Nelly F —Heuw b wnd Eac o ) comuirg Bt, Inqaireat Lu e 15hond b ward, mei ENT--J Provemonts w NT—A g god & roon house on wjining Lrownell Hall, Apply to terson Puliman car oice b b an i I {ARPETS - H v3 commene Jpatsat 4 1 LS Rd s und MeCorthy Fuu RENT--Two fursished yooms fth stoves one it ook 1300 Davenport hotweon 13th and 1-th, 11191 sant 1 roished rooi It 43181 }“7 KR 4NT - Bovel miov] 0 ., Pan L NANLHE] OR RE Dadga St sl o ¢ bun wrd wus et Ladou 8 qury Eugess O'Neil 1a.5 41G-tf ly furnished room §. E. cor "\) R RENT nl fer 20th sud Daveupur it or without | e néaotn el lanee 33 MitU- ot 9 ntd 6. wirees four blcer s 1he howe b all the taws nive roa for &0 pr oF Liag \b)usan e P.xton Hou couvew fune et . §i ORRENT—-One nice turnished room for o 0. 113 Haraey o re bet. Ath aa Gtk 120 Nicely furmished tront par o with i closet. 8, W. corner 18th and pra ase 14 rooms on the Corner Inqu re of i imothy Kelly 1 4 7O ¢ RENT--2 fur | hed roowa for light house keeping, alwo one furnished room vith atove ard one unfurnished Toom Eesmere block corner elghth aud Howard 8t, 40p-tl AOR BRENT A good orgsu at A Hospes W T—Furnished_room in very eontral . Rent £6 to & A aud 11 3. FONEAE 0k PLE glassiacs fot fronch V1A' 1 CArior imy e push s bock o A balitre these o de e Lice 88 1w, 0% Davirp re 8t 0! 39t TIARM FOR onie wile from ¢ 1501 inhabitant for kpecn ators. Nebra ki il e th BALE -Pong broke tos ddlo and to drive sing o rdounic Inquizest Foster & Gray's Lumuer yard. 410-ti oond hrmt buughes in 8 guod 68 Tow At 318 Lar % 3 16c0n% Dand, phaeton: 011 “Steam engines—new snd econd 8, 10, 15, horse power. Also +"-any size, Inquire Om ha Foan. dry_and Mact in- Co. nova4-Im-m New Map of Omaha, u: ¢ comploted and iy for dlivery at 97 oich. 1n 4 feet wide Largest and ol t complote map sl wap of the | Q1RAY —A whito bulldog wlth 2 bl car inthoh ad and smail Tpac una the nook, 1 fCraaty hin racov ry, wil be liberally re l'hhl\l 124 Dcd e, 3 AVED L mn tai, A AINARD, Taxidermist. Y. Fpecdaliy, Lsth, ce . L BR-nit-am ihads, FPVAK N U# bead, tvo b o (20711 ROYAL ¥ ‘.;J".'r L~ Absolutely Pure. A marvel of purity, More voonewmic id cannot Lo sld in cowmpeti ion itude of low test, short wei.ht, alum o ph sphate powdor. Sold only in cans. RovAL Bakixy Powner Co., 106 Wall-St, New York, This powdor never varics, strongt and wholewomicnces. than the orpl /