Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 6, 1883, Page 8

The Daily Bee. A MAD MAN. OMAHA. 8aturday Morning, Jan. 6, Weather Keport. (1'he following observation: are taken a 7€ samo moment of time at all the station mamed. Wn')Dnnnm. U. 8. S1anar Sxs- " b, 1882, (1:45 |F 19 8 |Frosh 18 [Freh 1 SE |Fresh y 12 8 |Light (Clondy 30 SW T 1 udy 000 82 NWFroh |Fair 2001 | 6 W Fresh _'Cloudy ¢ frezen at Omaha, tiozen Missioslppl froeon st £, Paul, buqur, frozen at s Croese, frozen at Davenport LOOAL BRHEVITIHEE, —Saturday is Epiphany. —Another cold night Iast night. ~To.day being dral at 10 o'clock in the morning. =The electric licht wires are being put lerding Farnam street in several of our stor nd the burners are being put on, —Col. J. M, Wolfe's presentation to the | '* clorgy tnd libraries was of The State Ge- zotter and businew directory, and not bf the Nebraska City directory. ~Mrs, William* Horner, who has been for five years past & resident of this city, and tormerly resided in Lowell, Mass,, died Thureday daughter, Mra, J, K, Glsh, agad seventy- four years. ~President Porkins, of the C., B. & Q. d, passed through the city Thursday in his wpecial car en route to Denver. Hes was acoompanied by J. L. Gardner, jr., one of the directors of the “Q.” Boarding house] keepers, you can save 25 per cent by buying your tea and coffes at the Grand Union Tea store, 119 South Fifteenth street. —Over 600 clergymen traveled over the 1. & M. last year on half fore permits, Ten coach loads of missionaries. What a wight that would be for the caunibals, —A man who went into West™ & Fritschor's cigar atore Taursday and gave tho boy in attendance a ten-dollar yold plece to change, afterward picking up the coin when the Loy wis too buvy tox him and carrying it off with him, re- turoed it when he fourd that a warrant had been sworn out for his_arcest, snd said it was all o mistake, ~Our uncolored Japan tea is acknowl. edged to be the best in Omaha, only 80¢ perlb, Grand Union Tea company, 119 South Fifteenth street. —Yesterday, as one of Tnk Bir re- porters was making his diurnal rounds, he ‘was hailed by Mr, Krelle, who told him that he had the pleasure to prescnt to him on hehalf of Mr. Ed, Wittig, one of Omaha's oldest and most respected citi- wons, with a wagnificent seal skin cap. The reporter was paralyzed with pleasure, and could easi'y have been knocked down with anirou crowbar on receiving this news, —A pleasant social was held ot the resi. dence of Mr. Wm, Kierstead, southwest corner of Twenty-fourth and Davenport streets, on Wedne day ovening, the 3d inst. About forty of the residents of the meighborhood gathered thers 4and with music, games, lunch, etc., passed the time until 12 o'clock, in a real old fashionel, social way, This is the first of & weries of roolals to be given every two weeks in the weighborhood daring the remainder ot the winter. The next will he held at John T, Bell's, ~Gen, 0, 0. Howard, commander of the department ot the Platte, has forwarded o Washington the plans and specitications for enlarging and rebuil iing Fort Omaha, Russell and Niobrara, the former ats total cost of $160,000. The plans for the improvements at Fort Omaha contemplate: Two buildings for field officers’ quarters, six buildings for eaptains’ quarters, nine double buildings for lisutenants’ quarters, three men's bar. racks, one chapel, one guard house, one magazine, one workshop, one oil house; also additions and aiterations to four bar- buildiogs and racks, additions and repairs to officers quarters, alrsady in existence; also pro- viding for a eystem of drainago snd the ne- cessary fencing, At the last great sale of blaukets and comforts held in New York, 8. P, Morse & C>. made extensive purchases at less This was over & wonth ago, and Morse now than half the regular market value, offers the balance at actual cost, Of course, some are slightly soiled, but not so a to injure them, and fwe aro wure that when we quote s full ten-quarter white blanket ot $1.00 & pair, and st $1.56 a wair of blaukats usaally sold at $3.07; for Epiphany, divine service will be celebrated at Trinity cathe- at the residence of her | something. Abraham Bernstein Again to the Front He Hates to Take His Own t Medicine, Abrabam Bernstein is kicklog very hard, He is chronfeally Inclined that way, but at this time he is much worsc han vsual, The furnisher of houser for the use of women says that he wil not pay the §51.20 costs Incurred in the police court recently in his attempt to persecute two poor Russian refu qoen. The boomerang he had pre- parod for them rebounded on his own head, and intlicted a deep wound on him in the form of dollars and cents, to him the most condign punishment which could have been inflicted. When an order for them was izsued by Judge Bencke, Bernatein refused to pay the amount. An execution + | was issned and placed in the hands of Jonstable Rodney Datcher, who levied on a horse and bugey belonging 1o Barnatein. The latter's wife came in and replevined the outfit under the pretense that it was her property. Besldes the replevin of the horse and buggy, Bernstein's wife commenced o suit beforo Justice Wright, claiming 850 00 damages from Rodney Dutcher by reason of his unlawful taking her personal property in execation cf her husband’'s debt. The damage case was to be heard yesterday, but wirs postponed unul Mon pay next. Bernstein swears that he will not pay the amount He says he 18 poor and has not got il, and besides he will not pay it on gen- eral principles. He says he hires a Iawyer by the year to fight his cases, and he propcs:s to make him do A considerable number of witnesses have been summoned for both parties to the case, and the bill of costs will run into an amount as large as in the case before Judge Ben- eke. Borastein for years has been in the habit of swearing out warrante againat the veople whom he has under a system of espionage, whenever any of them attempted to kick over the traces and rum up bills of oosts agatort them, as & punishment for their re. fractivenese. When the case Inatitn. ted by him againet the Russiane for assanlt on his wife, turned out vpm trial to have bzen an assault by his wifo on the Russians, it was s differont thing nltogether. The medicine he had been smsiduously: pouring dowr the throat of others was not palataile to him, Charles R, Redick, who represente the Russians in the police court, a who has been retained for Duatcher in the damage case inst him for ing on his horse and bugyy, says th he hes eufliclent ovidenco te prove that the horse and bugey bolongs to Berustein, if he does this it will conviet Born etein and his wife of perjury and they then can bo prosccated criminally Bornatein is bad, and all the lawyer: he may hire cannot undo the fact that for years he haa been a blot on the commuunity. The poor prostitates whom he has bled and bulldozed for yeara sould tell stories which would shame the devil himselt of his in. famous practices. Once he gets a hold on them they are In his power forever. Among those whom he has started and made to pay for furniture put in their vlaces ten or a dozen times over, aro Feankle Hall, Lou Scott, Mrs, Turcott and Willie Gibson, All of them would testlfy to his unceasing avarice and brutality if they dared to do so. Use Reddiug's Russin Salve in the louse, ancl nse Ledding's Russinn Salve in the stable. vy it. ———— e METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA 1A, NEB, Tablee supplied with the beat the market aftords. The travellng public olaim they get better accommodatione and more goneral satisfaction here than at any other house in Omaha Rate, $2 por da aug2ltfm R — PERFECT WORK. A Oompliment to the Skill of an Om- aha Artst. It will be remembered that on the night of the Nilsson concert the most conspicuous article on the stage was the Haines grand piano and those who were present will bear us out in saying that it was remarkable for the sweet- ness of tone and the perfect condition in which it had been pat by the tuner who had last manipulated the wires. Yesterday Mr, Charles F. Stephens, plano tuner for Max Meycr & Bros, re- oceived a letter from Charles 18, Pratt, the pianist who accompanies the Nill- son concert company. Mr, Pratt saye: Permit me to compliment you for having so perfectly tuned and put in order the Haines' grand plano used at Mume, Nilleon's concert January 21. The piano was in very bad cendition from hard usage on the road and 1 f $2.65 o pairextra fine heavy elevon-quar- | was utterly astonished at the result of ter blankets, that no one sells regularly | your skillful workmanship, for less than $500. In larger, all wool blankets the reductions tively $5.00, $10.00 and $12.00, e To strengthen and build up the sy tem, a trial will convinee yon tha Brow DIED. ~1Ta this city, January 4, 1583 of congest iter, Mre, E Gieh, 2429 Daven, Willism Horner, age 74 years and months,! Notice of funeral will be glven hereaiter Maar,, prvers please copy. sl ol et Lowell, ¥,%'One man'n meat man's poison,” Kiduey-Wort expel the poisonous bumors, The firs thing to é» in the Spring is to cleap internul eleaneing and houce. For renovating, no other medicine isequa to Kidoey-Wort. In either Jiquid form it cures headache, b liou attacks, gonstipation and derarged kidneys, heavier, | This e more uoticeable, a3 $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 will procure a pair of blankets worth respec- Iron Bitters is the best med- of the lungs, 3 rt strect, Mrn is snother dry o is quite ® compliment to Mr, Stephens, who is, according to thi letter, as skiful m if not more w0, than any tuner in the western ocountry through which the Nilsson company had just made their trip, ] t ¥lies ana sus Flios, roschen, auts, bed-bugs, rats mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared ont by “Rough on Rata,” 15e, "| Coughs, Colds, Honrseness, Sore y quickly relieved by Browx's Trocues, A s i superior BRONCH1A effectual re % - — They Glory in Thelr Spunk. The Plattsmouth ¢ | “Nileson did not Journal eaye relgn supreme in Last Sunday, the mornipg sfter her arrival, she got up ay usua! at 11 a. m, and wanted her breakfast but the proprietors of tho Paxt frued to suspend the rules, even for Nilsson, She and her parly left in a pet and went to the Millard, where Omaha, on re THE DAILY BEE: SATURDAY JANUARY 6 she could breakfust, dine and sup ac- sording to her royal will, Tt was ever feared she might carry bher point ac or a8 to refuse to sing in Omaha; anc f she had Oranha would he about 84, 100 wealthier to-day, We glory 1t the spunk of the Paxton in living oy to their rules, regarciess of Nilssun o) any other pereon.” MONTANA'S MASTER. Bovernor dchuyler Orosby En Route to His Domain. A Man Who Wil Juet Buit Western People. Among the passengers on the weat bound U, P, trainat noon yesterday was Mr, Schuyler Crosby, the newly ap- pointed Governor of Montana Terrl. tory, who is en routo to Helena to as snme the reins of Government, Mr Crosby {s a mediom siz:d, stoutly built man, with hatr and moustache tinged with gray. He is from New York State which will probably step into the position heretofore secupied by Ohio as the mother This centleman is well koown mnot only in the set, but alsoin the trans-Missouri country, as he wasout here with Gen eral Caster, and was also for a lng time on General Steridan’s stafl. Hia last offizial position was that of consul zeneral of the United States to Lialy. He is tho same man who, a couple of years ago, gallantly rescued two ladles from the wreck of the Gardner yacht, In the absence of details as to his record, the above facts are sufficlent to indicate that he is a brave man, a gontloman and an able public officer, and that lse is of just the rizht stripe to suit the western people and make a popular governor. As Utah and Wy- oming are also well provided for in this respect by the administrations of Governors Murray and Hale, the weat may be considered in luck. now f sppointoes, Brows s Broxon1At Trocns for Coughs and Colds: ‘The only article «f the kind whiich has done me service, I wan' noth. ing hatter.”~Riv, R_H. Craig, Otisville, N. Y. Sold onlyin boxes, Frice, 21 {JOE MURPHY. He ls Greeted With an Ovation (n Owaba, Despite the fact that hut two nights had elapssd batwoen the great Nils- ert and tho date for which puiehed Trish comedian J v was booked for an appear. ance, Boyd’s opera houso was filled t night with an extraordinar sood houss, which under the circum stances stated was tho most flatterivg romuliment tho actor could *have ro- ceived. Lhe programme for the evening was the presentatin of Fred Marsden's great Irish drama, orry Gow,” which never woars out its popularity vith tho yu'lio. The play was last night received with unusual enthusi wm, Murphy himselt was as droll wnd comical s usual, and his support waa excellent, crpecinlly Miss Adole Waters as ‘‘Nora,” Miss Boll Dickson a8 “'Boy Bill,” and Mr. John Murphy as “Major Gruff” The play was ex- cellenlly put on, ond the evening’s antertainment was highly sfactory to all. To-night ‘‘Shaun Rhoe’ is on the hills, avd there will no doubt be a large audience out. 1on- con or Farmers and Me- ohavios, Thonsands of dollars can be saved by asing proper judgment in taking care of the health of yourself and family. 1f you are bilious, have sallow complexion, poor appetite, 10w and depressed. spirits, and generally debiliteted, do not delay & mo- ment, but go at once; and procure a bot- tle of those wonderful Electrio Bitters, which never fail to cure, and that for the trifling oun of fifty cents.— Tribune, Sold by C. . Goodunan, — — MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE. Which s Possibly a Result of Foul Play. On Thursday evening a woman of middle egoe and respectable appearance called at Marshal Angell's oftice and made inquiries as to her husband, who had failed to show up for some Oritchfield, for such was her name, stated that she had left Colum- bus a few days ago with her two chii- dren to go back east, her hutband who was with her there promising to join her in Omaha the next day. She ocame down to thia city and put ap at one of the hotela near the depot. This was on Taesdsy night and her husband should have put in sn ap- pearance on Wedneaday, but did not andin fact nothing had been heard of him at the time sbe called at the police oftice, The poor woman thus ffound her- self without money or triends, with two chiliren to ook after, among strangers, BShe had looked every- whore about town for her husband, evon in the gambling houses, but without success. Sho ways ho had about §300, and it is possible that he has met with foul play somewhere. On the other hand Mrs, C. thought {t possible he had left for parts unknown, though she eaid there had never been a word of discord between them dur- ing & marriod life of eight yoars. She had uerve to stand the worst and sald if the missing husband] did not appear within a day or two she should give the children to someone who would care for them, and go to work until she could raise the money to procoed east, Care-worn porsons, students, weak and over-worked mothers will find in Brown's Iron Bittersa complete tonie, which givea strength and tone to the whole system AT REsT. The Death of Mrs. John Withnel,'of this City, The renders of Tne Ber will be shocked to learn of the death of Mrs John Wi hre wife of the well-known sontor member ofjthe firm of Withuell Bros,, contractors, which occurrad at 12:30 p. m, yesterday. The deceased was one of the oldest settlers and beat known residents of this city and numbered in her liet of riends more than can be named, The ocurrance was not made public untd « late hour this afternoon, and hens it is imposssible to rpeak except in reneral way of tho character end vir nea of the doceased, She leaves a family of six or seven children to mourn her loss. The eympathy of the community will bs with the husband in his bereavement. Got Rich Whon Hops are $1.26 per Ib, ar now, an acre will yield $1,000 _pn.h:, and yei the best family Modicine o earth, Hop Bitters, coutain the samt 1oantity of Hopa and are sold at the same pricé fixed years ago, althoagh Hops now are twenty timea higher than thon. Raiee Hops, get rich it pocke'; use Hop Bitters and got riok in health, SRR SR PERSONAL, V. G. Lantry, of H. Zehiung, of Weit Point, is in town, H. Yost, of Kansas C Paxton, Loran Clark, of Albion, Neb,, i= at the Paxton, Jlair, fain town. y, i3 at the L. ‘L. Taler, of Asylom, is o guest of the Paxton, Wm, Valentine, of Ballcvue, is at the Paxton, Congretsman Valen'ine is at the M lard, Mre, M. I, Barrcn, of Boone, Iowa, is in the city. Wm, Valentine, Plattsburg, is ot the Metropolitan. M. W, Gardoer, of Detroit, ie at the Metropolitan. H. T. Clarke and wife, of Bellevue, are at the Pexton, J. A, Gilbert, of Silver Cliff, was ot the Millard yesterday. The Misees Boyd, of St. Joe. were at the Millard last night. V. M, Came and K, MacLeod, of Den. ver are at the Paxton, C, C. Sperry, of the Yankton agency, was in town last night. E. F. Hall and J. W. Aldrich, of Cree- ton, Towa, are at the Millard, J. H. Arthur, of the Blne Line, was over feem Burlington yesterday, M. Roberte, of the “‘E-meralda Com. pany,” revistered at the Millard yesterday. H. L. Graham, of Shenandosh, Towa, was a visitos-at the Metopolitan yeoter. day. Loran W, Rlaynelds snd H. C. Chap- man, of Boone, Tn,, were in the city yes day, G, W, Wan Solumbus, ves | terday. | W.D. Gross, of A T, Min. fer, of Oaklan’, are gu-ets at the Matros politsn, 8. P, Smith, perinterdant of tho Kansas 1) is at the Milla Jobn ‘. Hovking, of Lineoin, and J, Zshrung, of the sare placo, were st the Psxcon last vight, L. Walker, North Platie; W, Parrish, wife and ton, Oakland; T. H. Galbraith and wife, Albion; Nat L. Franklin, North Platte; Dr. W, Ackley and wifo,0 uniats, were smong the Nebraska folks at the Miilard yestorday, { the Union Pacitic, - Enrich and revi 0 the blood by usingBrown's Iron Bitters, - POLICE COURT. COriminal Matters Still in a Slugglsh Conaition. | The dullnesa succeeding the holl- days is noticeable not only in busivess butin every Jine even down to the number of plain druvks who register nightly at the Hotel d’Angell, There is nothing whichdemonstrates the lifo of & community so much aa to have a lot of real equare-toed Slo- cumbs bumming around and winding up In the cooler. At present the ofticers say everything is dead. In Judge Benoke's court yoster: day there was a solitary case of plain drunk, and he was sent to tho bastile to repent, Another Individual paid a flne of 80 and coats for carrying concealed weapons. The case of the State vs. Clark, who is charged with stealing Mr, D, L McGuckin's overcoat, was called at noou, but was delayed by the absence of the prosecuting witness, John Parroll wes sent up to the county jail for tweunty five days on bread and water for vagrancy. Par- roll was arrested some time ago as a vagrant and was discharged on con- dition that he thounld leavo the city at once, Instead «f doing 80 he got drunk again Thursday and stole svesersively a bundle of brooms from J. McVittie, a sot of coal hods from Nast, two or three overcoats from varioua partics snd finally a whip from M. Schuitt, the gunsmith The latter caught the vagabond and taking the whip from him gave him a good lashing with it. Parroll was then taken in by the officers with the result indicated above Iu this connection it is proper to call attention to the remarkably qulet state of affairs which has existed tor s month or 8o past. Sloce the gang of borglars of which the Quirk brothers were supposed to be the head, was broken up, the city has been unusually quiet. Not a burglary, robbery or anything of the kind has ocourred to mar the sorenily, pence and qaiet of tho olty and give the news gatherer an item, Juat who is to be credited with thia admirable state of affaira cannot be atated, bat it ia no doubt largely due to the fact that the waycr has em ployed a man who is ““up to euuff” and not afraid to sneezs, It {scertain that the quiet and orderly condition of the olty is unasually prolenged, and that the officers of the force o poeltions which are, 2o far police duties are concerned, sine- cures. Itis said, however, that th oalm precedes the storm, and, if so, & regular horricant of crime wmay be looked for soon, #4r Twenty-four beautiful colors of the Diamond Dyes, for 8Silk, Wool, Cotton, ete, 100 A child can use with perfect succeas, MIXED IDENTITY. Rumor that Doc Clemmons Has Crossed the Styx, Woing by Way of ths Denver Bhort Line to Duncan, Reasons) for and Agalpst the Truth of the Rumor. On Friday night last, train No. 13, on the Union Pacific the west bonnd freight discovered a man lying on the south side of the track about ten oot from the rails, two miles this side ot Duncan station. The train vas etopped and the body picked op. [t was found Jying upon its back with the arms drawn up abovo the head and the left eide of the ekull was crushed in a8 if the decesscd had fallen uvpon his head. The re maing wero carried to the next eta ticn, where they met N, 4, nnd were returned on that train to, Columbus where tho coroner's inquest was held, d frem which placs the particulars xero sent in to the headquarters in this city. The theory of the accident is that the man was sitting on the platform of ove of the ecars on the Denver tratn bound west and that he must have been intoxicated and was thrown from the steps by a sudden lurch of the train, The papers and letters npon the person of the d<ceased reveal only two names, one cf which was J, C. Lease, and the other was Stewart, in dicating a'so that tho man had at one Dickson case early next week, acter and Bowen's crookedness, Heat Bitters Ever Made. Malt, Buchu, Mandrake ion—the cldest, best, and most vala. able medicine in the world and con- taln all *he best properti the yreatest Blood Purifier, Liver Regulator and Life and Hoalth Re- storing Agent on carth. or ill health can possibly long exiat where theso Bitters are used, eo var- ied and perfeot are their operations. They give new life and vigor to the aged and infirm, To all whose em- ployment cavse irregularity of the howols or urinary organs, or who re- quire an Apetizer, Tonic and mild Hrimulent, Hop Bitters are invalua- ble being highly curative, tonic and atimulating, without intoxioating. No matter what your foelings symptoms are, what thoe diseaso o ail wment is, use Hop Bitters, Don’t wa until you are sick, but if you only feel bad or miserable, use Hop Bitters al ouce. It may save your life. Hun- dreds have been saved by so doing. Five hundred dollars will be paid for a case they will not cure or help. Do not suffer or let your friende suffur, but use and urge them to use Hop Bitterr, Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile, drugged nostrum, but the Purest and Best Medicine ever made; the ‘“In. valid’s Friend and Hope,” and no family or person should be withont them. Try the Bitters to-dey. time resided at Gracd Island. X The cucious part of this case is that those who saw the budy are of the opinion that it was none other than that of C. L. Clemmone, whoee case in the police court recently has attracted so much attention that it ie oot necesary to refer to it in detail. The coroner’s report shows him to be a large, heavy set man, with dark whiskers and mcuitache tinged with gray, and Clemmons wes a very pow erfully built man with whiskers of the cut described, although scarcely gray woough to be perceptible without cloge obgervation. It ia also true that Clemmons had at one time lived at Grand lsland, and it is possible that the papers found on his porson would ot be dufinite enough to show just what his name was, It ie not known, however, so far as can bo aseer ained, that Cle mong was_ever addicted to the use «f liqror, In fact eo for aa Tur Ber veporter’s acqnaintange with w extended, he never eaw him toko a drink at all, nor saw him h d to be under the n the least d ¥ bo nothing bu' a I wting ore ena, and not only the pub'ic ac , bat the « flicors of the city ecur* »e anxious to hear whether there trath in it, A FALSE ALARM, The following item from the Fre- mont Tribune would seem to «ffectu- ally settlo the rumor that the man ro. ferred to sbove was Dae. Clemmons: ‘4], C, Lease, a veterinary surgeon who was located in Fremony two or three vears agn. was frozen to death near Duncan, Platte county, on Fri- day of last weck. Ho had been on s ‘apree’ for several days, and climbing onto the platform of a car at Doncan, it is supposed he rolled off and was in such a helpless condition that he suc. cumbed to the bitter cald.” ) DISTRICT COURT. Judge Neville Fixesa the Time for Holding Court. Hon, James Neville, the newly |V olected judge of tha Third judicial district of Nebraska, hes caused the following order to be spread of record: Omana Neb,, Jan, 3, 1883, In the Matter of the Termsof Court— In Chambers. Pursuant to law, Ido herebyfix the times of holding courts in the coun- ties forming the Third judicial dis- trict of Nebraska for the year 1883, as tollowss Donglas—February 5, June 4, and October 1. Sarpy—March 19, ; and Septem. ber 17, Burt-—-May 7, and November 12, ‘Washington—May 14, and Novem- ber 26. James Nevicre, Jadge, There will be a brief sesiion of court on Saturday morning to dispose of a fow motlons, and it 1a probable that the special term will then be ad- journed, If not it will only hold over to dispess of motions and similar ro: - tine of uointeresting business. o — Chicngo News. Special Dispateh to Tue ism, Cuicauo, Jauusry 5 —The weather is cold and threatening more snow. Reports from all parts of northern It linois and Towa indicate » snow fall last night of about six to eight inchea, Tralns aro considerably delayed but noue are abandoned yet. In the far north the thermometer is very low but the weather is moderating. Four masked men captured, hound and gagged four inmates of J. E Ar. nold’s farm houte twenty miles from Chicago unear Downer's grove, on Wadnesday evening, and $1,200 in cash rode away on four of Arnold's horses, Nowne of them have been captured. An old farm hand is suspected. Herr Most’s cfforts here are not sucoeeefal, as most of the former so- cialists are now property owners, Failures. Special Disnatch t5 Tun Kxx. New York, January 5 —The fail ares for the past seven days numb r distributed a we: Easter soather Caneda 1 A active | Spec Jauoary b, —The wife hildren of Thomas Johnsor reland county, at the wird buried an ndslide on Wednee- foot of the mo soffocated by a 1 day. A Decirion Fxpected. Special Dispatch to Tun Bxn, WasaiNeroN, Januvary 4,—Judge Snell will render his deolsion in the securing | « Paby’s Petition. Lifo in restless, days are fi eting, Children bloom, but die in teething: Warnice take, all friencs and mother , Watch ths previous girlsan | brothers; Read the home ifeof Vi:toris, Chisdren nine, all had Castorin; No sleep'eeanlghts by biby equalling, THE PERMANENT CURE OF CONSTIPATION. in ) 0 EYT LOAN-On chattal mos M curity. AB. T Ktreo front room up stairs 5280,0007% wards, for’ Ste ) 15th and t class o rz and L HELP WANTED \ ANTED - A girl tot'ke of baby. 1l at room 62 Millard Horel, €866 TANTED-—A gizlat 116 Chicago Street, 685-8} ANTED-—Feur & u* the Paxton Hot 1as ance, for tne * ard. 15} (\llu.wu' D—Abaut 16 years old who can o do light house werk and understands tke care of youny chiidien st 1716 Lodge VW ANTED-A gl a V “German, or Swd 51 Miflard 1 fel. ~(\MEN WANTED 80UTH .)0 . M.MANN 0548 venth s NIED -A good krl fur work Wages €0 per m Vort Omann. ‘ ? G 1 for g 25th and Farnam., FANTED—Any person who wishes or is willlng to” adopt a bright boy baby, two weeks old, plense caliat Mr Heono's, P.o fic St., b.tiween fth and 7th, up stairs 646-5 wwork corner 0026 mea to sell voods, call 421 south | [ \ JANTED Men and wom'in to start o business at their own homes. no pedding; £0: an h 5 and 1 r made; send 10c for 16 samy structions, Address MASON & CO. Yormont. 103 o \’" A TRO- in Netorwk T trevel ite to R houn 53-tt D-~Every one to | 4 10th strect, up-s \v ANT - irl Kanily gond b 914 south Hth St The defence feel confident that Dickeon will be held for the grand jury, but considerable interest is manifestod in court respecting Dickson's good char- Hop Bitters Are ihe Purest and They are compound from Hops, and Dandel: and most curative of all olher romedies, being AL Ulcerntion, Flooding: ¥ Bealth by the OR RENT-Cottage of three roome, 2rd f nd Clars Sts. $10, per month, _1nguire on prem 17th Street. T. J. Fitzmorris, how such a decision can bs reached s W3l pd- after the acknowledgmenta of the | 7" U0 FMeh S RO e So'yor R For small housekeeping 818 00. Ap Webster St €801 o 0v two rcoms lof Goutlen ) only F”“ RENT- Dosk room in front cor-er office over Morchants N.tiona: Eank. K.W H-eek 1 [ Frox mes I~ houble « i T i 8. K, ornee 20th and Davenjort with or wihout bowrd 030 ¢ No discase Ft'l(.\r-mv- ROUM « AN -vnul,\nu M dern 1810 D Fm RENT With boar-~ | By wind w1713 Dodg [0 BENT—Double ottce on Jacobs Biouk 5640 o, L merly occupied by ! the K GI08E TOR RENT ol room 1619 Furnam St. [ bsi 6t J \OR RENT—Two nnfurnished rooms will also $ake o fow select boarders at 1416 Chicago St IOR RENT- Convint ¢treet St Mad entic, i LnC Atory house six rooms o horse s'able, Inquire Barker 103, Gass offi anu Ltoowa enquire at Drugstore co ner 1cth ani D uglas 72 housea of 8 room 19 I rham stre ¢ MINCELLANEUS nt water, at et ckyards, 61754 edand warented by ©. T. Des h §t. Omaha, 0 rpecialty, 1isth, Lo . Howard and Jackson. 68-n3-2m hi N EDWARD KUEHL, MAG STER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI TI NALIST, 408 Tenth stroct, betwoen Farnam and Haney. Will, with heaid of guardian suirits, obtain for any one a giance of the past and present, and on certain conditions in the fu. ture. Boots and Shoes made to order. Pertect sati-faction_gusrantee. Absolutely Pure. Thia powder never varics. A ma strengtn and wholesomeness, More cconsiuical than the orpinary k nds, and cannot be sold in competi ion with the multitude of low test, short wei ht, alum or ph &phato powéer. Sold only in cans, Rovan Bakixa Powuer Co., Wall-St., 901 w York o1 of purity 4 NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN (From the Boston Globe.] | The above is a good lkencss of Mrs, Lydla T Plak Ram, of Lynn, Mass.,who above all other human lelngh may b truthfully called the “Dear Friend of Woman," assome of her correspondents love to call hier. She #1 sealously devoted to hor work, which s the outcomd of a lfestudy, and is obliged to keep kix lady assistants, to help her anawerthe large correspondenca ‘which dally pours 1n upon her, each bearing its special burden of suffering, or Joy Bt release from it. Her Vegotable Compound Is a medicine for good and nob evil purposes. 1 bave personally investigatod it and am satisfied of tho truth of this, On account of its proven merita, it 1a recommended and prescribed by the best physiciaus in the country. One sayst “16 works liko a charm and saves much pain. 1t will cure entirely the worst form of falling of the utcrus, Leucorrhaa, frregular and painful Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and all Displacements and tho con- sequent spinal weaknoss, and s especially adapted t0 tho Change of Life. 1t permeates every portion of the system, and gives new life and vigor, It removes falntness, flatilency, destroys all craving for stimulants, and relleves weak- nol, It cures Bloating, Headaches, al Debllity, Bleeplossness, on and Indigestion, That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, wolght and backache, ia olways permancntly cured by fts we. It will at all tim.s, and under all circumstances, act in harmony with the law that governs tho femalo systern. It costs only §1. per bottle or six for §5., and ta sold b druggists, Ar required s to spocia casos, ans the names of many who have hoen restored to perfa the Vegetablo Compound, can be obtained by a o et Mra, . Wik, stasop for 1epi7s W ARG S eboutts 88 ex bowe o Lyve, Masg 5 Af ! | For Kidney Complaint of efther sox this componndis ars cash t) tako haif entrost Wfcturing business payi norisk ruo, for partculars, Aldns 1, 0, hox 833 or call 8¢ Law officn ,ofgMory'a an Brick uridge cojnor Mercharty Nations] Bana, IUNINESS CANQ- D gener 1 etock of v esaard carey wbiog, e ch D—Boarding in exchange for a fi first-cla w Cabinet Orzan. Ad Are K WANT: D Boarers by rd St, r oLUA uns srin - A Danish girl ¥ e f ia t on OR + ENT- Purrisaed roon T—The restd 706 Juckson. Luquir, 642 8. 17th street ntant testl Liver Pill tals show, “30rs, Pinkiian says ono writer, “are . O best (n the wurld for the curo of Comstipation, Bilio-avss and Torpldity of the liver, Her Blood Yurkiier works wonder: in its special line and bids falr %0 equal t1:0 Compound in Ita popularity, All nnist respect her s an Angel of Merey whose sole mnbhition i3 to do ocd to others, FPhiladelphia, Pa, @ Mrn ~ (- A5eDtA for the Lite. Times, l\,!‘i'ulj" d wd . Treacherous WITTRN Y 1S WiFk: Jesse James. fhe otly lifeun ed by ber and which will M.D, o | Bot be & ¢ Bliodnd Thu die” story, such as bas be will be publish: d, but a tio life hy the only n who 18 in pos { the facts a fai hut and d Is more iuter- % than dapp y ‘or ter ¥ At once 8ample book, J " Chambers & Lo, d-& St S oute Ma