Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 31, 1883, Page 3

| L = 'HE DAILY BEE-SATURDAY MARG . 81 A combimation of Pro toxide of Iron, I i Bark and PRosy a palatable form. Deb 10ss of Appe- tite, Prostration of ”ml Lowers it s indiapensa 2 REY AT HOBES Wilieo~— er A thorough trial of the TRON TONTO, T take bl in stating that I have boon 7 Krvac, enefited by its use. Ministe Lio Bpeakers will find fi“b‘ of the greatest value — where a Tonic {s neces: sary, I i ““u:%mmmmd ” / Il/ f od nut / restorative nmnartllu. —_.—_L‘ ley Ky.y Oct, 3, 1882, nnqn 57728 DR, HARTER MEDICINE CO., 813¥. XAI 67., 57, L0018, a most_excellent remedy for the debilitated vital forces. Painter&Paper Hanger SIBN WRITRR & DEGNRATOR. WHOLESALE & RETAIL WALL PAPER OORNICES CURTAIN POLES ANT FIXTURES. Paiuts, Oils & Brushes 07 Sonth 14th Strest TRy OMAHA - NERRA4K DEWEY & STONE, FURNITURE, ORCHARD & BEAN. J. B FRENCH & OO, CARPETSIGROCERIES. W. F. OLARK, WATLL PAPHR, PAINTER, PAPER HANGER & DEGORATOR Kalsomining, Glazing, AND WORK OF THIS CHARACTER WILL RECEIVE PROMPT A STAGE ADVENTURE, Cbatles F. Emeory in the New Orleans Times Democrat The completion of the 'Frisco rall- road from S Louls to Van Buaren, Ark., is a practizal abolltion of the old stegs llne from Fayetteville to Alma on the Fort Smith and Little Rock rallroad. Tais old route, passing through the virgin forests of Western Arkoansas and over two ranges of mountaine, s replete with the most beautiful scenery as the road winds its rogged course over mountalns and valleys for nearly a hundred milee. Even the far-famed ' Land of the Syy” cannot boast of more diversified tractions, About two years ago, ing enjoyed the season at the justly celebrated Eareka Springs, and hear 80 much about this wild, pletur- que c¢ountry, I concluded to en- aure the hardships of the long stsge ride and roturn _ home by this route. At Fasetteville I trans. ferred myself from a Pullman to a seat in the cambersomo stage; the mail- bags were cafely stored away, and promptly at 2 p. m. the driver took hia seat, and as eur four horses start- ed 1o a lively trot we realized that our journey had begun. There were two other passengers, One was a mild- eyed gentleman of dignified reserve, who proved to be a college professor, while the cther wore a flannel, check- ered cvershirt, and his pantaloons were tucked into a patr of very heavy, coarse boots, ovidently a laborer. The professor explained that he was em- ploying his summer’s vacation in se- curing specimens to enrich his entomo- logical and botanical collections, and every time he saw a ourlons bug or flower he would want to get out and secure it, until the driver finally de. olared that he couldn’t lose the time, and refused to hamor him further, As Ciptain Cattle would express it, he was ‘‘chook full o’ sclence,” and when he found he couldn’t collect ‘‘spect- mens” he began an Interminable sclen- tific dissertation that was about as monotonous and, interesting as the pattering of rain on the house top. We reached the summit of the firat range of mountains just at sunset, snd paused until the sun sank beneath the horizon, the most gorgeous soene I ever witnessed, No one can boast of having seen » glortous sunset until he has viewed one from » mountain top on a clear, summer evening. We resumed our Ionmay, and directly the noon arose ike a great ball of fire, that lighted up mountains and yalleys with indescrib- able beauty. 1 had taken my seat on the box with the driver that I might the batter enjoy the view, and at the same time escape the learned jargon of the professor, who was focusing his learning upon our friend of the cheock- ered shirt. In making a steep ascent we passed along a very narrow ledge overlooking a chasm go deep that the light of the moon failed to penetrate the cavern- ous darkness. We paused to admire the awfal grandeur of the scene, and while the professor’s head was stuck out of the window in silent admiration his silz bat fell off, struck the ground, bounded over the brink, and dlsap peared from view in the darkuess be- low. He jumped out and appoared as though inclined to follow it, and begged us in the most pitifal manner to get it for him. Considering the trivial lcss of the hat his anxiety appeared most ridioulous. pocket knife; from our passenger In the boots, 70 cents and a pleca of to- baceo; while I, unfortupately, had only a toothpick. “You —— sot of paupers,” ex olaimed he with the gun in disgust, “‘gou're hardly worth killlng, so we'll lot you tramp Into town as rich as when you first came into the world, Pall off évery rag you have on, and be quick aboat it or f may oonolude to waste a little powder and lead on ou. At this the man In the checkered shirt exclaimed: “‘Our duds won't be worth much to you, bat if you will examline the Iin ing of that gentleman’s hat you'll find some money."” The professor collared the fellow, but the robber pulled him away. and taking the hat found the &1 100, which #o pleased them that they gra. oclovsly told us to go where wo withed Indignsnt at the traitorous conduct « f the renegade, wo refused to let him ride with vs, and thus left him, We reached Alma jast too late for tho train, and were obliged to lay cvar antil the next day. Late thatevening, a8 the professor and I were sitting in the office of the hotel, to our sur. rise in walked tho fellow that ad acted so basely, looking none the better for his long tramp. C(om- fng towards us, he begged us for We finally discovered it oau%:: in some bushes, about ten feet below, and entirely beyond reach. Upon the profeesor’s offering $25 for Its recovery the driver tock the reins from his horses, tied them together, and secur- ing one end to a tree and the other around his body let himself down,and presently appeared with the hat, to the great joy of the owner, who cheer- folly pald the reward. He then ex- plained that he had been hoarding up two years' salary in antlcipation of his summer’s excorsion, and as we all seemed honest friends he did not mind ATTENTION. B', K. Cfr }fi d fogl:f S'IOF"' - b OMAHA A J. C KARBACH PIONBER BUCGY __ AND _ SPRING-WAGON = MANUFACTUREK. SPEREOIAL ATTENTION FPAXD HORSE HOEING GENERAL BLACKSMITHING 316 FifteenthStreet, between Harney and Farnam, " STENCIL CUTTING, Locksmithing, Bell Hanging, Saw Filing, UMBRELLA AND PARASOL REPAIRING. ¥, A. PUTWNAM, 6 _h Strent, 2d Door North of Dodye. - . Omaha. Neo OSPORTING GODDSU & Singl Bresch Loading Shot Guns, from 85 to 818 Donble Breech Loading Shot Guns, from 818 to $75. Muzzle Loading Shot Guns, From $6 to $26.° owningthat he had $1,100 sewed in the lloing of the hat. Renewing our journey, about midnight we reached the summit of the Boston mountains, where we changed horses and ate sup- per. The stages golng and returning usually met in the valley about six miles beyond this point, and not more than ten days previous to this time both stages had been waylaid and robbed, put the robbers had been sub- 8 quently captored on the Iron Moun- tatn raflroad. We discussed the in- cldent and congratulated ourselves that the band haa been broken up, and that we were In no danger of be- ing cslled upon to part with our valu- ables, Starting with a fresh team we rattled down the long, rocky descent at a lively rate, crossed the valley, and our team settled down into a walk, as they began tho ascent on the other side, Suddenly from bYehind a tree sprang an object that selzed the reins of the horser, while from behind an- other appeared & man with a shotgan, Promptly at the word of command our hands went above our heads, Ad- vancing cloger and keeping us within range he called out: ‘‘Pitch down that mail and express, and he qulck about it,” Tae driver appeared paralyzad with fear, while 1 replied as coolly as I could under the circumstances, as the follow was very near and the bore of Fishing Tackel, Bage Balls and all kinds of Fancy Boods. Full Stock of Show Cases Always on hand, Imported and Key West Cigars a large line of Meerschaum and Wood Pipes and ev:rything re guired in a firsv-clags Oigar, Tobacco and. Notion tore, Cigars from $15 per 1,00" npwards 8end for Price List and S8amples THE CONFECTIONER. All Goods Perfeotly Pure. Largest assortment in town. TWEHOLEBSALE & RET.A L. FINEST FRENCH FRUIT GLACES, FINE CIGARS, Orders by Mail Solicited Opera House Block, 16th 8t,, his gnn looked fearfully large, ‘‘Wo have no treasure on board,” At the same time I was swaying from side to side to keep out of range. “‘Does she look like a couple of can non?"sald thefellow holding the horses, with an ugly grin, “Yes,” sald I, recollecting an alma- nac joke I had resd many years ago, ‘I can read the aduertisements on the wadding.” “‘Come, no nonsense,” growled the other; ““slck down the treasvre or I'll drop you off o’ there.” As he would not allow me to use my hande, I kicked out the other mail bags and other plunder in the boor. While he was examining the booty [ ed to get out of my vest pocket 1 roll of bills, all I had, and ain throwlng up my hand, suc- coeded In getting it down between my neck and collar, Tae fellow, disap pointed at not finding anything of value, declured that we had valuables concealed about ns, and ordered us on the ground. We all obeyed, and stood in a line with our bands still elevated, and the villaln covered us with his gun while his partner went through our pockets. From the pro- fossor he secured & microscope and a heaven's sake to glve him a few min- utes in a private room, as he had some- thing of great importance to communi oate, There was such an Impressive earnestness in his manner that we ylelded a reluctant consent. We went to my room and, after carefully closing the door, he sat down and drew off a boot, out of which he took a false sole, and then produced a long, thin pack. age wrapped in oil skin, “‘Here, gentlemen,” sald he, ‘‘are five §1,000 bills, and T have_the same number in the other boot. Had these scoundrels carrled_out thelr intentton of stripplng us, I would have been rulned. Allow moe to hand you §2,000 for the $1,100 you lost through me, Under the circumstances, as they ap: peared, I cannot blame you for thirty. mile walk you foroed me to take.” Ho then explained that he was a broker from Leadville, retarning to New Orleans on a vieit, and had as. sumed that false garb in order to di. vert attention should he encounter robbers. Of course we complimented him on his presence of mind and sa- gaclty, and congratulated each other that we had escaped so fortunately. mes———— Satisfactory Evidenoe. J. W, Graham, Wnolesale Druggist, of Austin, Tex , writes: I have been handlin DR. WM. FALL'S BALSAM FOR TH LUNGS for the past year, and have found it one of the most salable medicines I have ever had in my house for Coughs, Colds and even comsumption, always giving entire satisfaction, Please send me one Rross by Saturday’s steamer. REGISTRATION LIST, FIFTH WARD, (Continued. ) Packsrd F L 1306 n 16th st Parrlsh 1 M 16:h and Webster at Potersen Erick 1140 n 18:h st Poterson r P ter 1707 Webster nt Phelps O 8 17 b and Cumings st Phelps 0 4 17:h snd Camiogs st Phelps £ G 13 hand Cumn st Pickens F W 1818 Izard st Platz Aug 15 h and Cahfornia st Ploof La Faryzette 18th &, California Prince 8ol 1513 Oahifornia st Preeton 8 S 316 n 16th st Pontez Chas 1604 Webster st Parker 7 6 1212 Davenport st Parmalee E A 1514 Cassat Parrish w 1 709 n 18th st Paul G20 P 1141 n 19th st Peck J p 1724 Davenport st Peck E P 1724 Davenport st Phelp B 1110 n 18th st Phelan Pat Nicholas above 15:h st Pitts Glibert (colored) 17th bet Cam- ings and fzird st Pleasant Adolph 1212 Davenport st Pogue Frank 18:h and Grace st Peice yames 303 n 11'h st Parcell Mich 628 n 11th st Qainn Peter 419 n 14:h st Quinn Edward 16 h and Caming st Qaian John 918 n 18 h st Quinn James 18th and Izard st Ramsey Robt 8 1610 Izard st Record 8 16+h and Cuming st Reitemeler y O 501 n 16:h st Reeves s O 16 Reeves vas 18 Reynolds s R 13,7 Reynolds a0 7 Robbins P H 10 Robinton wm T 324 n 17th st Rogera A T 1221 n 19th et Ruef E L. Cas ahove 12th st Rommel Nich 1435 n 18:h st Redman B F 19:h and Webster sta Redman Davd O n Sherman ave Redman George n Sherman ave Redman J-seph 16th and Opmings sts Resce John 1140 n 16th st Reguin C F 414 n 14th s¢ Reynolds joseph 802 n 16:h st Rhodes Thos 1615 Bart st Rhodes Zich 1¢ Rhodes Worth 1615 Bart st Rice s hn M 714 n 17th st Rlley s B 1504 Camings st Rilcy Michl 1704 Cumings st Robinson J T near Johnson's brlck yard Roberts Frank 1129 n 18th st Roberts Alonzo 1129 n 18th st Robineon Henry 16 h and Chicago sts Rogers A B 1125 Sherman ave Roeder Geoge 306 n 15:h st Roeder salius A 16th and Webster sts Rooney sohn 1212 Csasy * Ruby A J n 19th st Raane Thos s 1010 Davenport st Ryan Danl 16th and Webster sts Ryan john 18 h st aby Cass st Rogers Emery 1120 n 18 st Samson Chas H 1720 Cass st Sanford 8 H 324 n 17th st Scherb Ignace 812 n 16ch st Sshulenberg F w 1011 n 17¢h st Scheldt Andrew 513 n 16th st Schneidewind Otto 1317 Cala st Seward H L, 17th and Chicago sts Shannon Luke 1615 Camings st Shackleford (! B Sherman ave Shannon Jas 17th and Nichol Shank Rev s W 183h and Cal Sievers Theo 16th and C Slevers wm i Simpson D L 1807 Isard st Bleverling Julfus W Sherman av Sinclalr Thos 15 h and Camings sts Small W H 1614 Cass st Smyth O 5 1811 California st Smith Geo Sherman av Smith wm alley near 12th and Cass st Smith Cornelios 1111 Caleago st Sogle S 19:h and Spruce sts Bpencer E 8 B 1802 Camings st 8t Geyer D 15660 n 18th st Btatler Bamuel 1623 ot ats Stabrei Fred 13:h and (es sts Starlng G A 16th Stoddard W F 16th and Cala sts Stewart I’ 1123 v 18th st Stephenson W 1123 n 18:h st Staht Chas 1619 Cuifornis st nderland L A 1 n 13th st wopdby A H 15 h and Nicholas sts Swift Jno 15th and Chicago ste Swife Michasl 14 h and Bart ste Swift Thos 1420 Caloago st St Calr Jas 16:h and Camings sts Schwallenberg F A 320 n 18th st Schwarick Wm 1410 n 17ch st Sshroeder Alfred 1617 webster st Schmick (' L Chleago above 12th st Selroe Notls 1715 wobst.r st Soagren Chis 714 n 16th st Seydell H BB 1715 California st Sherwood E H Shermad ave Shields G W 923 n 19th st Shields Jas 1212 it Silkworth ¢ H 616 n 17¢h st Simpson A J 1620 Dvenport et Simpyon Mrs Mary 413 n 14 h st Slatter J O Sherman ave Clark st Smith J¢ T 1314 Caicago st Swith J E n 17 h st Spellman Edward Nicholas above 17¢h Sqalres C E 1810 Caming st Stone E L 1815 C 1foago st Stuben John n 17th st Streitz Ford 1220 Divonport st Stephers W H 1227 n 19 h at Salllvan Daniel Sr 1315 Chloago st Sullivau Danfel Jr 13156 Chicsgo st Sallivan John H 1315 Coloago st Suallivan P J 1 i Swan Chas P 1 Sweeney Danfel 17th and Clark Swift John D 2 - 1314 California st Slevers John 14'h and California st Thomas J 18th abv California st Thomas J D 18th and Waeb, ota Thompson James 814 n 16:h st Thompson John 814 n 16th st Thirwell Wm 16:h and Grace sta Tighe P J 1024 n 16:h st Tisher A 304 v 16th st Torbitt C 8 605 n 16th st Tracy James R Chicago aby 11th st Trimble John N 16:h and Tzurd sts Troy Thomas California abv 13th st Tyler CJ 1024 Caes 8t Tarpy P W 1201 Chioago st Terry Thos 17:h abv California st Thompson Jno 12th abv Dav st Thompeon W M 603 n 17th st Taompson R 322 n 10th st Toozer A R 1718 Nicholas st Teuckey Tneo 18:h abv Camings st Takey A P 912 n 18th st Tattle P M C 810 n 16th st Tattle Jas L 810 n 16:h st Tattle P M 810 o 16th st Tarner Wm 1707 Bart st Ullman yohn 1123 n 18th st Valentine s N 1113 n 18th st Van Ness R G 16th above Caming Van Trott Albert 17156 Caming st Vickery ames 1608 lzard at Van Aernam W s 1582 o 18th st Van Arnam 7 B 1684 n 18th st Vamplew 7 H 310 n 10th st Vamplew C B b 58 Van Horn M M 604 n 16th st Vess Ira 17th and Grace st Vickroy O G Sherman ave Vickroy R W (0 (13 Waddle sosiah 16:h above Webster Waddle Thos 16 b above Webarer Waddle Henry 16th above Webster Walker B I u 14that Wallace 4 hn Nicholas st Wallace Frank 511 n 10 h st Wallace Walter H13 n 16th st Wedell Caas W 1613 Webster st Weed Frank B 721 Burt st Weaver A J 16:h above Davenport st Weimer Frank 16'h and Nicholas st Wi Wm 1418 Califoruia st Whitton wm 1 611 n 19:h Wilde 0 J 8r 1810 Cass st Williams D F 19:h bet Izard and Paul Willlams rev John 19th and California Willeboore 7acob 1507 California st Wilson Jsmes 711 n 19th st Wilber L T 611 n 18:h st Wilson Geo A 711 n 19th st Wittmack aeo 16 h and California Woodworth C B 1511 Chlcago st Work L Riye L 1703 Californla st Wright G20 & 16:h above California Wroth A B 14th and Webater st Wroth Taos 14th and Webster st Whitehouse w Sherman av Whitmarsh 5 w 711 Cus st Waguer O C 619 n 16¢ Ware Walter E 1824 Webater st Waybright Milea Cricago abv 10th st Weaver P M 318 n 14th st Weaver 5 318 n 14:h st Weaver 418 n 14:h st White s s 716 n 17+h st White C W 715 n 17th st Williaws A Wilkey 730 18 h Wigman s E 162 Woodman C'ark Izird st Wright E R 713 n 18:hst Yeates Dacl 1712 n 18th st Zweifel Frod 1221 Sherman ave S WAKEFIELD, hth Ward Registrar. Gentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant and wavy tresses of abundant, beautiful Hair must use LYON’S KATHAIRON. This elefiant, cheap article always wmakes the Hair grow freely and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and cures gray- ness, removes dandruff and itching, makes the Hair strong, giving it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired position, Beau- tiful, healthy Hair is the sure resuit of using Kathairon, — DUFRENE & MENDELSSHON, ARCHITEGTS! REMOVED TO! Omaha National Bank Bvilding, AXMEYER ELERS~oMUSIC DEALERS.) : OMAHA, NEB. _ ( oOldest olse d THE LEADING Retail JEWELRY HOUSE in Omaha, Visitors c:x: here M u s‘-nqm wt!p USE : @eneral Agents for the find all novelties in SIL- Finest and Best Pianos and VER WARE. CLOCKS, | organs manufs ctured, Rich and Siylish Jewelry, ur prices are as Low as the Latest, Most Artistic, ang gel{,eml\flanufmtnror and Choicest Selections in| ™ ginn 0w Pianos aud O'gans sold PRECIOUS S8TONES and | for cesh or installmeut. at all descriptions of FINE Bottom Pr cts. A S8PLENDID steck of WATCHES at as Low Pri- |geinw 1y, Chickering, ces as 18 compatible with Knabs, Vose & Son’s Pi- nonorable dealers. Call|anos, and oth: r makes. and see our Elegant New| Also Clough & War/en Store, Tower Building, Sterling Imperial Smith American Organs, &c. Do g(;l;l;::sllth and Farnham not fail to see us before purchasing, MAX MEYER & BRO, MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES. A Large 8tock always on Hand. MORGAN & CHAPMAN, WHOLESALE GROCER R 1213 Farnam 8t.. Omaha. Nah HAS THE BEST ST00K IN OMAHA AND MAKRS THE LOWRST PRIORS IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS Have now been finished in our store, mak- ing it the largest and most complete FURNITUREHOUSE In the West. An additional story has been built and the five floors all connected with two HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS, One Exolusively for the ure of Pasgengers These immense ware- rooms---three stores, are 66 feet wide--are filled with the Grand= egt display of all kinds of Household and Office Furniture ever shown. All are invited to ocall, take the Elevator on the first floor and go through the building and inspect the stock. CHAS. SHIVERICK, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, Omaha. OM.AXEA BROOM AND BRUSH WORKS. ‘Cor. of Fifteanth ani Pacific Streets. ‘R. E. COPSON & 00., Proprietors, Will commence operations about April I. i m26-m&e lm Have the BflStock in Nebraska. MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES. PERKINS & LEAR, FURNITURE NEW AND SECOND-HAND. 1416 Douglas Street. PEREKEINS & L.LEAX "GEORGE HEIMROD, The Leading 16th Street G ROCHR, Pure Honey...........c.ccovvmrunnne .2 1bs for 26¢ Choice Mince Meat, per | 10c Choice Apple Butter. 3 1bs for 2bc .3 1b can 10c Choice Apple Sauce, ..... Choice Standard Strawber .3 cans for 2bc + 8 cans for 26¢ Choice Standard Blackberric .2 cans for 2b¢ Choice Bartlett Pears 4 cee 1 can for 10¢ Good Pears,....... Sweet Corn, per can. . 1 can for 10c 3 cans for 26¢ Sardines an ALL OTHER GO0DS REDUCED IN PROPORTION ALSO FRESH COUNTRY EGGS ALWAYS ON HAND, Call and Examine Qur Goods and Get Prices . P.. G ROCERY. 'GEO. HEIMROD, i v_613 North Vfiixteenth Streg t H.M. & M.Peavy, CLOTHING [ _ (tents’ Furnishing Goods, 1309 Farnam Street, ONMIAEIA, ~ ~ NEB. }