Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 1, 1883, Page 2

2 THE DAJLY BEE--OMAHA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 —— == Durango and Oskes mines and eight RAILWAY BACKET men, When found Frank Rowland was dead, and Tom Brown snd Wm Coleman probably fatally wounded, Last Satarday, J. W. Goodsdeed, brother of the Chieago divine aund superintendent of the Paradise Min- THAT PRIEST AND NUN. Father Kruell, of Kankakee, Asks to Be Married to a Progress of the Olvilizer in the Northwest. The last number of Bradatreet says the annual report of the railroad com- No Whiskey! i ¥ Minnesota exhibits a de- o wh trial ing On., while orossing the mount missfoner of ! : Nan, near Gothio gulch, was buried st Jeast | velopment of transportation factlities ToaYMP'roMs OF A Gop thas }“g;:';‘?,:.‘;" Y ont escettonlomBdE 18 100 feet under enow, where the body | ; hwest which, on inveatiga- Lenefited Brown's Iron BITTERS most remain nntll summer; in the Northwes ) g! RPID LIVER Friniators and bub- the debilitated vital forces. The Parson's Secruples Delay | ™ . i oo slide on Gothle moun- tion, proves to be typical of that wh!ch the Nuptials, taln went down with such force this | has been common to the whole region mworning as to shake the town like an | lying beyond during the last year, esrthq 1ake, Minnetots, with a total of 3,749 Losa of Appatite, Bowels costive, | lic Speakers will find it is one of the very few tonic Pain in the Hoad, with dull sgn: | Of the greatest value s #ation in the back part, Pain under where a Tonic is neces. medicines that are not com- the Shoulder blade, fillness after | sary. I recommend i d stly of alcohol eating, with a disinclination to ex- | 88 a reliable remed posed mostly ot alcohol or ertion of body or mind, Irritabilit; agent, posseseing un; of temper, Low spirits, with a feef« | doubted nutritive and ing of havin u‘-‘t.nmuve prgye’rtl{l:,-. -~ whiskey, thus becoming a Barkis Repents and Goes Back, — ~rT i i Dec. 1, 1882 neglected some dut: i i . TELEGRAPH NOIES miles cf railway, on ) )| farinoss Biret X 3 itie, Ky Ot By 1683 fruitful source of ‘“‘TP." completed 632 miles durlig 8| S oart ot before'the syes Sele FARPALED 57 T3 DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., 013 ¥, ADN 67., 67, LOUI8. ance by promoting a desire | gpecial tothe Chieago Horald. pecial Dispatches $o Tas bxa twelvemonth, furnishing ~ seven-| low Skin, Headache genera.ly over ———— e ———— — for rum, Kaxkaxus, I, January 26.—The | Pyje maebetso 0 ML, i op Pia. | WO ont of ight coun. | $he right'eye, Resticsaneas, with ft- apeia teegraphd. {0 the, Horald 8ot artor, oo oo Cwith' iho o e Consmeation, |- BH- GFOODIM.AIN ) B Bag o G O ol oot In and | o DIYER, Jeuuary 80.—The dazings b | jZSERTEE ; Ziih1 15 Homndasies SONSTIEATION ) nun oaused so muchexcitement in and | ¢ge sto) f terday will exceed $200,. | lay for railways w n AR, RS R Brown's Iron Brrrers around this locality that your corre- b et g of the state had, on June 30, 1882, R . Nt s et b is guaranteed to be a non- intoxicating stimulant, and spondent was led to make full luvestl- | Avouvsra, Mz, usry 80.—F. N.|smounted to $149 312,641, or of foeling as to K O Ql::lon {nto all the olrcumstances of | Dow was chosen chairman of the republi- | erage cost of $43,934 pe; mile, he A an DRUGS, PAINTS, ILS, it will, in nearly every case, | the oase. ns:; far as he h; b;:n shle “;'““ Wm;““(;"] 0, WAt :I;Ia -u;x’[%l;neblzlld. IlOI‘;O hrl given s nouEliheds ant ¥ Tonio . f all liquor, to get he finds that on Sunday, Jan- ALrioH, N, anusry 30, —Walter 489, o bonds and lands, or an Heg- At i same tme abso. |1 14, tho Rov. John Keanl for E; Fosb mémber ot cnfeshclet s the | avarago o 823381 per mile, on ex-| e Window and Plate Glass. r . the t five months pastor of the amination of the more important sec- lutely kill the desire for Germp:x: Oatholio church of this city, All:x:-:g: l')':;"'"‘;':r.‘d"‘:g —P:::mo’r tions of the report as to the workings whiskey and other intoXi- | resigned his charge and recelved & let- | g was at one time United States minis- | 8nd earnings of the individual roads, cating beverages. ter of good character from the trus-!t; Central America, whose affairs are discussed by the " e J ”"-"f the parish, On Friday of last | Hauwax. N. January 30, —About | Minnesota railroad nnmblu{oner. A tu é{)] ;i n C. F, GOODMA;\L woek Father Kruell and Sister Angela, | 100 veusels, laden with potatoes, sre frozen | presents some sugyestive facts. To A OMAHA nEB . Rev. G.W. Rice, editor of the teacher In the parish school, came | in the bay, Itis not expected they can in with, the percentage of operat- STEELE, ~JHNSON & CO0., 88 Anyone contemplating bullding store, bank, or any other fine will find 14 40 thelr &d antage to corres ond with us befors purchasing thelr Piate Glase, ™M Dr. TUTT'S HANT uate to the Commeroial hotel and engaged | ot get out before spring. ing expenses to gross: earnings for Coti et wil bemetled ek en e miie rooms, Sister Angela belng acoom.| Kaxsas Crry, J‘““"fflm' —Theobaud | ¢welye months, ending June 30 last, fed the Amevican Christian Re- : ) oo e s roman, e s vl i ok | 7488 folow: Bitters: m to bab'fln priest’s housekeeper. | hest two in thres, back falls, for 8500 & | Northern Pacitic rallwage....... . Cin, O, Nov.16,188t. | On Ssturday tho Rov. Mr. Phillips, |side, & ooour in Kansas Gity within ten | Mianespolis, Lyndall sod s H 0 R T I_ I N E Gehts :—The foolish wast. | rector of 8t. Paul's Eplscopal church | da; 8 ing of vital force in business, of Kankakee, recelved a oall from| San Anronio, January 30.—Price snd tern 2l Coh i WHOLES ALE GROGERS pleasure, and vtdn;- in:ikul- Father Kruell, The visitor informed the &uo:l';:m'lv “-.In‘i:\: the | Chi .. 57.00 gence of our people, makes ) it al reas. . i 5 n gone into Mexico, | ~ Omaha. . 59.02 OHEIOAGO, T e, Troops in pursats of & band of Tndian and | Barlimgtos, Gedar its pids and North. 4 AND JOBBERS IN dreds who resort to Mexican raiders orossed the Rio Grande, . 8811 orn... . : i , St Paul and Dufuth rallway. Ml] 'u_k & s P ] " fortemporary recuperation. | fronted with such a situation, and he |, onToL: VA Sennary B o alls 1ag 1. Lonlas . e MUIWATLKGE t' all Flour, 8alt, Sugars, begged for time in which to conslder | to-dsy snd sunk. R. H. Wood, passen- i i RAILWAY 's 1, B the matter, He then held a long con- | ger, was drowned, Other pascengers es- per WA BRrOwN'S IRON BITTERS | versation with Father Kruell, who |esped serious icjury. The fireman was | senger per mile during 1881 T enta, |18 20" rusolog its PAST EXPRESS TRAINS 1 trom has been thoroughly tested | gavehis reasons for leaving the Church badly Injured. Canned Coods, and All Grocers’ Supplies. yspepsia, indigestion, | of Rome (prominent among which was AR © TRaas Northern Pacific rallwa ‘l;oi{ioflsneu.s‘:lae'al::e;fi&ll‘~ ba love for this woman), snd ex-| 5o B, 0o, Touphnor 1860 | & g::‘l.‘fi‘ln&“‘“‘l’hnl%wh.a OMAHA ARD COUNCIL BLUFFS A Full Line of the Best Brands of . ressed & d to_unite with th Wk ity, overwork, theumatism, | Episcopat it on Sanday Father | 1 bave e o, i e s iy .13, —wiTE— neuralgia, consumption, |Kruell and Sister Angels were both at | Jo4% suffering from cytpepers s OhhqoudNoPnhlwuurn -:uw., liver complaints, kidncy |St Paule, the formor sttending. the| fonare v acnc,, 1 have cted three | ooago 1. Paul, Minnespolis sad, | Pullman's Magnifioent Sloopors| [JRARS AND MANUFACTURED TGBAGCO. troubles, &c., ‘and itdfle"fl' mo(;:in :l:&. lfl%m::lmfi.“ddn done wond;u (o;n 1 dlfl'; well u‘:;i Tm‘l og ta bl shoy i —AND THE— i d : ’ | able to / ¢ and sleep well. | age rate per ton of freight per mile| ., e : r;cl:n;ze;i’f:firefls iRl 2::,"?;1":5 ;":th::l{zs: dllt BI‘:‘:"":: =o:nno: ::, o;: m;h for Hop Bitters, | carried on the respective roads fortwo | Finest Dining Cars in the World. minutes Fm;uh- Bhuul\‘loln .:d Kmlln. SIMONBOBEING PR ChE D) passed out of the hotel together. - Boughtby the C..B. & Q. tween 6 and 7 o'clock in the evening | gpectal m.,:.: :’m ;,,._ 881, IF YUU ABE GNNG EAST Father Beaudoin returned and paid @51, Louts, January 30.—The Globe- © 10 the bills of Father Kruell and Bister | jomoorat has It from good authority |c., 8. P. b CHIOAGO' MILWAUKEE. Aogela, and asked for the former's|yhatthe Ohlcago, Burlington & Quinoy ! S 4% 0..49 ] baggage. This the landlord refused | pos obtained a controlling voloein the | St P. & P.... b bt Or to anv point beyond: or to surrender, except on Father|manozoment of the Denver & Rio Kr written order. About 11|Grande, and will shortly undertake i : 95 1" IF YUU ARE GOING NGRTH [ B To o'clock a man brought a written order | ¢he operation of the line. The ocon- from Father Kruell, but the baggage | trol of the Rio Grande will give tha| *No record. 3 was then in_possession of Sister An.|Qhioago, Barlington & Qalnoy an | These figures, if not the various \\\\“fl(\\&[({'/}//////////, 7 5(-1 .l;,'_homl;: :3"::.:"::...?:.;":; opening to Pueblo and a share of the | newspaper accounts of the progr Agents for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & BAND POWDER CO0. . BOYER JUO. ~——DEALERS IN— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS o s SR SO Fire and Burglar Pr>> Denver business of the Atchison, [attained by the Northern Pacific rail- ve up the property unless Father|Topeks & Sants Fe, and also s share | Way during the past year, go far to Chicago, Milwaukee& St. PaulB'y S A% JE™ Xl &5 ruell himself came after it. At|of the Union Pacific buei bet: d attentlon to the last and third — about 1 o'clock in the morning Father oom“:. .',',‘3"{»..:.‘,’,0," 1"11::“::;“:;;:: transcontinental line of railway now | Ticket office located at corner Farnam and “‘7 _A_ULTS Kruell l‘PP““d at the hotel aud held | gant outsomo of the change will be the | approaching completion. T b Oy 841 GLIP. Dopotand of 2 an hour's h"’f’“" at the hotel and | geouring to the Chicago, Burlington & | ~The northwestern states and torrl- | = pag o minlo Tablo In another columa. Il o c K s ’ o - ::::”:“ 3‘;“";.“;:;:3:3 7::"‘“‘;" Quinoy of & lln; tomfillt Lake City, | torles b"‘“:d :hemMi"":;Pl" river F. A. NASH, Genoral Avent. I020 Farn h am St re t 3 1 | that division of the Rio Grande now |possess great mineral weath, a very| g g, FOOTE, Ticket Agent, Omaha. she was called upon by Mr. Phillipe, | approaching completion. From Salt |good supply of the finest timber, and|g g, MERRILL, AV CARPENTER, 5 She waa quite reticent, but sald It was i i an immense extent of arable lands. General Manager, General Pass. Agent. WVEA L all over between herself and lover, D e eens In the Puget sound district - the area | - T- CLARK, TaEO, 1. HEAFFORD, o 'A" --_-—EEE Pacifio can be easily formed. General Bup't. PERFECTION that they would never see each other DS SR of which is nearly as large as the state again, o was to go out of the coun- | #, #“They who cry loudest are not | of Jowa——the supply :?' fine timber w HEATING AND BAKING is only attalned by using ory, and she had declded to|always the most hurt.” Kidney-Wort|standing is estimated 157,600,000,- go to the bishop of Milwaukee. | does Its work likethe Good Samaritan, [000 feet. The salmon and fish-|§ She was very much broken down, |quickly, unostentatiously, but with|erles of Oregon and Wash- and gave vent to her grief in the | great thoronghness, A New Hamp- |ington Territory are notable, the an- most uumistakable way. ter in the | shire lady writes: ‘‘Mother has been | nual exportation of canned salmon | § day she again changed her mind, and | fflioted for years with Kidney dis-|amounting to over $3,000,000. Wheat 'S;: declared her intention to leave on the | eases, Last spring she was very ili|is the lbploqrhuhmmlrrrodnntol the or the money will be od night trsin for Quinoy Bhortly be- [ and had an alarming pain_and numb- | Northwest, and its superior quality has the porson from whom it was bough fore supper she and her young wo-|pness in one side. Kidney-Wort proved | made it famous in the grain marketa of 8toves and Ranges.' D""_';',",:.",',f',' mmm%fifl““‘_u man HK;nd, who had been her com- |4 great bl g and hz. nom:l. ly |the world, The average yield of 1= WITH 208t comfor and'perfoct Atting ever | panion throughout all these proceed-| ured her. wheat per acre in Dakota, and in |’ r— PRICES, by Matl, Postage Palds ngs, left the hotel, aud not long after- Washington and Oregon, has becn i j WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS. ealth Preserving, $1.50. o-;‘u.Ag :::.. :}:: ward came & written order from the Thoe Nickel Plate, glven at twenty-two bushels of oats S *For sale by, ¢ g bt ading church members above alluded | Special Dispatch to Tux Brx. and barley, thirty five; of corn, in y 3 MILTON ROCERS & SONS '.odto hulc%l‘lherl Sng:-go :ntll !nr;hor OLENELAND, O., Jannary 30 —Sev- | localities where it may be pr;:fi bly |4 A RS A = orders, he Iady has not returned to | eral telegrams have been received | raised, forty; of rye, twenty; of /e w “73{,—;1 OMVLEAXLA. OHIOAGO CORSET 00, Chloago, I |4}, Jhotel, nor has her trunk been|hers to-day luquiringas to the truth Inrty;‘nf ben;m, thlr‘ty-uix:of potatoes, /a‘f— NG /f Jollmaer oalled for. Sister Angela is about |of the report circulated in New York |300. (o 3 L ARTlFIGlAI. L‘MBS. thirty years of age, & comely, whole.|that Win. H, Venderbilt had died |~ rm it i, oy A WA 3 some looking German lady. She has|here He did not attend the meeting ©f ey | ar T bl \ Something | been a nun for fourteen years, and a | of the Niotel Plate stookholders held [omy unless she uses the Diamond R Ay E ( , IMI ( ) RC; A—N » teacher in the Gorman Oatholic school | hero to-day. W. H. Vanderbilt, the . Many dollars can be saved " 3 5 2 Is the old Favorite anu ollshlll o‘k‘;’t for four y &) Itdwu new president of the Nickel Plate, | 8Very Yfiw' PRI OLE". (5 Xa X2 N E R , evident thal P a deep | and his party left here this cvening OR: WHOLESALE affection for Father Kruell, and was |in excellent hel The directors of ket °2.‘.’§: Ll willing to desert the church in which |the Nickel Plate have decided to she had been born and raised In order | lssue $10,000,000, second mortgage Tuesday, January S0, 1883, PEORI 1213 Farnam St.. Omaha, Nab to marry him, Ttis said that Arch.|bonds, but 1t is understood only 2 y bishop Foehan, of Ohicago, came |$3,000,000 will be placed o sale uow, 8T. LOUIS, : = down on Monday's noon traln, and Marsh vs, Snyder. Motion to dis- MlLWAU'KEE < 7 3 L NP was at Bourbonnais during the day. Louis Enterpriss. miss overruled. Opinion per curiam, J How much \hia lad o do with iie|spea Diek o 7us som. On a verdiot for the defendant in NgBVTVRQ}T. NIAGARA FALLS, changeiu the situation is only a mat-| 81, Lours, January 30,—At a meet- | the county court judgment was ren- ter ot conjeoture. ing of busiuess men of this city to- | dered as f{;!low-: “1 hereby render And all Pm?qu.'.(n:Egu%IgN' ‘manufacturer or Artificial a e night it was determined to erect a |judgment against plaintiff for costs DB LINECOMPRISES hn":::,.;n:: Jlnulr‘r%.—’rhl. mammoth exposition bailding in the | herein, Judgment rendered against 00 1s' Bolid Bmonth iee) Track heart cf this olty to cost $400,000. plaintiff for costs.” The case was has_a Nationa! Repntation ao being the Al - was the second day of the alander suit taken on error te the diatrict court, mé;l;hmfi.:nhcl‘rl. ine, and 18 universally AN ] N G G 0 6 DS ) Of the latest tproved pin. has opencd a | Of Helen M. Gougar agaiust Ohlef of | wpROWN'S BRONOHIAL TROCHES | where no objection was made to the| aiinibeworld for sl siames 2t traver, OW AT £ me\: ::cl:;nl::k g .yhlnl:'nu\- .:u g:fl): ll’o}llr Mlnldlar. John F.( MoHugh, stroet, Ow where he is pre - |in opening statement for the de- e o el e et il | fense would show clandostine moeting rutes 14 nowidar braces erd for of Helen Gougar aud Oapt. M, De- are excellent for the relief of Hoarsenoss | form of the judgment. In the su- or Sore Throat. They are exceedingly ef- (m‘:’m_w:n.“‘an World, London,. Eng, preme court the defendant moved to BifhTon St oo Civuiee o swrs | §inglp Breeoh Loading Shot Guns, from 85 to §18. P “fitough ki i Colbrtad Line 5 Double Breech Loading Shot I}unn: from 818 to §75. dismiss the petition in error because | sale a all offices in the Weat. e I judgment. Held, [ oAl iatormation shout Ratee o Fare, sicepiny | Nigzlg Loading Shot Buns, From §8 to $26, fomale weakness, elc. ctos itt Wallace; 4hat th iff did The Opsra in Cincinnati. there was no fiaa Oar Acocmmodations, Time Tables, &c., wiil be 4 ) A yon s wesrng ot Oupt. Walgoe [ S7eial Dot o Tun B, 1Bak ibe gIRpHIR: o d hate et | hemruly giree! Fishing Tacke!, Bage Balls and all kinds of Fancy Boods. 1 4-deod-w-1m 222 North 16th 8'reeb _ | visited the fplaintiff at night durlng| CiNcisNam, O., January 80— tne judgment, althoogh informal, was | . V'l,oEa-nlgw‘:L. Esh‘:‘::‘..u"'cm’m Full Stock of Show {ases Alwa‘ys on hand. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. the absence of her husbaud, and re- | L'Affricaue wus given ' at Music Hall EPPS!S 000 0 A' mined there all night untll the next not void, e 7 DAY '?;gk‘ll_’mmn Agt. Chicago. Batty va. Adams county; continued. 3 £ A Meglemoro va. Bell; submitted. Geo, Agent, Gonnoll B to-night to an immense sudience. Ohrisiine Nilsson at Robinson’s opera bouse also had an overflowing recep day sbout 3 o'clock, when he was seen . to leave the risidenco sud fly Gown street; that the|tion. 4 The business manager of the Lead- 2 BREAKFAST, pompiaBacss was) - do. oTalisors A Stosmboat IDisastor. ville, (Col.) Obronlele, Me, Mark L. *'By & thorough lodge of 0 , | oftioe during September and remaine: ol o 0 that he t! whi P “{h::;:v:tlz‘n: a'{‘:\x‘.‘.fl'.':'&!‘::. there an l\gur pl\l.\d a half, :ud that Ppscial Dlepheh b Zun ek SholdnbusyipTe A . I B. A January 30, — The | highest confidence in 8¢, Jacobs Oil, oo o o oy Sion, of Mt | when ohe went inside the cflize a sign | youniioat Uuroling off Ccdsr Folnt |snd belioves it & wplendid specifio for was put on the door which said **0at,” | \yn'into tho British teamship Rivers- | rheumatism, and that shortly +ficr Mrs, Gouger | qu1e ~ Tho eutire side of the Carolina - went out Oapt. Wallaco came down | yuy“siove in, The Riversdale imme- ! |stalrs wiplog persplrati from his| 5 tely lowered her boats and aselsted The following deeds have been filed brow. Qol. Do Hart, fn stating _the |y gaving the passengers. No loss of | for record in the office of the eounty ome for the plalutif, sald: They|jito™ Two «flicers of the Carolina|olerk sios our last report: would show that the defendant denied | ' 1030 3 2 that ho ever said anything about alan. | ¥<'® PJured: Anuie B, Hoeback to A, Rosenburg, der and that he denied having seen 1,4, b 26 w, d., 826. b the parties; that It was a consplracy Goo . Rathbura and wife to Sam- conoocted long before, and was ¢ olly, el 8. Baebo, w § of 1, 4, b 9, Shiun's first addition, w. D ; $1,6C0, i EB.. Import a large Jline of M Meerschaum fia,nd ‘Wooc}l . Pipes ia)nd ev.r;:ithlungt}'e- furn n f quired in a first class Cigar, Robacco an otion ;! Lrey & Lanman's Store, Cigars from $15 per 1,000 upwards. Send M%RIDA WATER, or Price List and Samples. Besl for TCILET, BATH | woyraska 1oan & Trust Company | BERSONAL . ——— Real Hstate Transfers. 5 3, A permanent restoration of exhaust. od and worn-out fuve'ions follow the use of Brown's fron Bitters, JAMES EPPS & 00., Homuo?fllmc Chemiste v sond delibersiely aud hhuly{rllnncd, and il cia . ol st addltion, w. D ; $LOCO. : that when first confronted with it the; Villiam B. Smith and wife to Ao-| . . . an interesting adert se n our dsnl.;il it, but afterwards -mhmvvl’j Specia! n:_::‘h,:, ;.:';,{T" Fire. dru; Jélaagwh 1,1and 2, b. 198}, | 100 b A N”“‘"FBCH'EF_ HASTINGS, NEB. paper, "I repls to 1 muies v il ray” that f./F: b Ll S Br‘::‘;‘-‘_‘:x:;‘“&; m-:;'t‘“:’{“;o-;:"‘;‘ Goorge D;urlkllh‘x.l‘olhn p.dTe?F%rl%, % rmy.amewme® | Capital Stock, - - $100,000. "",:r;.:,l‘,“‘:.“,“‘ e el s ,m'.)i\-‘.':‘i ) el LupiNeroN, Mich., Feb, 2, 1880, 0 |8 8 of aw. .1, 16,11, w. d ; J . fara nr add e M. dical Co., P. 0. Box T have wold Hop ‘Bitters for four R‘r::;a-rc;';;xl:;ljfilnmn?i?m.l:f:::hw;: Hoirs of Jaob 8 Shull to M3 | ooy oy o3 v, sy v, i A5 a3 ToeTolada Breplsg e y d th N Foenan, 1, 17 and 18, b 6 in Shull's o SNED SU. JAS. B. HEARTWELL, President, fan i1-1y yOars an lflfro I-l uobly'wdhlnu Nrt burned, Thae los ver $100,000. | o0 1dition, w. d.; $600. MANUFACTURER OF AL LR Vio Freident. 4 e snrpasses them for bilious attacks, e e K g, The S ) . E. C. WLBSTER, Treasurer kid aint Willism B. King and wife to . A, Silver Plated : KE Incil:it{nu 35"3’:.?.'&'.)'.".3‘.{'33."..’,.&',““" #No lady of refinement likes to re- | Schneider and David Bowman, part DIRECTORS, ) MGCARTHY&BUR H. T. ALEXANDER. |sort to superfiolal devices to supply a ;& dlo 5,1 Capital sddution, w. &.;| \WINDOW SASH Samul Alexander Qunald, Ollver, Und erta k ers A s ::o.:;lng I:fm;:lnlx’\:e 10’ l:,:, :‘nln:;;r James F. Doland and wifs to Am;le )luM. - :l;;o;‘.lmlrhv-d t;; OI:d-r-" Geo T Pratt, ucz"l"filfl.';f""""' e Azu’; e —— z now osy uty. is health alone indie | Wilson, 0o 08 Lobe Dy 28 W 80} ] S e et— P % 5 — == = ""i,;';;"":“;:;’ b —Tho Ropu, | ¢ Jire that lights the countenance and $2,125. 4 WWantod-trma b gouanam | o\ oee Loansa Speoialt DOUGLAS SIDE SPRING ATTAGHMENT—NOT PATENT | jioan's Guanison special tays: bt ;nng: back t%fim&:{ fh;lapple Bucklims Arica Salve. » sy e woen. J0350 JAIDO, irat Mortgag P Y| — fsnin e 3 night a snow s'lde started irom the | blossoms to Cheek, any- Saryu in the world for Cuts, { 0 1! 4 A.o J. S]MPSON. the summit of Ruby Pesk, near Ir.|thing on earth will do this it is Mrs, The pgs Uleers, Salt H-Mnm.c:'; okl d‘lul\-upu"ll-hn‘nl This Company furnishes » permanent, home JAGDB KAUFMA"l ; LEADING win, traveling at s foarful veloslty the | [ydis K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com. al iy anly porsan wio la it ‘posews smion of the facte 8 m“.’f“‘;fl"“ffi'fl,&.‘a Aot wi'ls | REMO /ED TO NO, 611 16TH ST v worg! v OARRIAGE FAOTORY | uich, carrying with it all the shats |P?20ds which has already breught k' Sk saraen 0 enting thAn 934ian. » geat muldsppi'n;:l foe | b nepctinied on the 21 avorle ars, DRALRE 1N 1 11 Dk B, E::l-:bl,ndwhlnry connected with |Bealth o multitades with whom all|give satiefactlen 3 wooly TUG: ""'"""“"g"."; &“fli":‘i'g'"?"“ | Samteest i vl tao’ { sipossiiesion AVL KINDS OF PURE WINES sug 7-me 6m Omama, Nu», ,» Ohlef Howard, Extension, | other means had falled, ¥ Goodmes) . 1 | emepondents.