Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1883, Page 7

o 7ok T A8 €S IV T OO i s Gy avius 4 - gt ITHE DALLY Dras ARKNESS BRO’ COUNCIL. BLUFFS, | THE cukmh]hu BLOWER. §j,]{ti;‘a,:;t:‘_i"];].l.;_ig'.'\'\.‘,’“‘“‘ltl.‘;:‘::.‘lfgirzjl.‘,;,‘ it REALESTATE ‘Short Line ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS, ‘Levy, the Cornet Virtuono, Tolls(""“"" at me and sid, ‘You | et [are weleome!” T replied, “Thank [ j the Story of His Life. [you, sir,’ and “Thank you, madame,’ | [ { l THE POWDER HOUSES, o i‘\li»p-m!)u they wore somebody belong- | | —OF THE— Ié N iy y ., |ing to the palice. The next moment an [ ; R Dry Goods and Carpet House. Wil They b Foreeat owat oo it Early Strugglos--Ho Balists | er i o, 1o T 1 . 3 1scoverec { o presence o 0| | [\ Y Clty Limits in the Royal Band and | present emperor and empress, - then | CHICAGO, f | Wi prince and princess n nev . | —Havo the largest stock and choicest patterns of — The informations filed against those Becomes Elpel’t. | the kindness and graciousness of | I | who have powder houses inside the city ¥ my treatment during the twenty months | limits were a short time ago dismissed, | Pischarged I . " *On one oceasion 1 was invited to i . the understanding being some change Climbs the Road of Fame, in one of the private apartments ..f'n o cARP would be made in their location. The . palace bofore the czaroviteh and his wife i | - ordinance provides that they shall be lo- | On ono of the lawns of Belmont Man- |4 & wWhole crowd of grand dukes and RAILWAY. cated on somo site which the mayor and [sion yesterday morning, there was a (K duchesses, - Ten was served v - ol she |1 golden “cups to the royalties % now ing ita FAST EXPRESS l chiof ongincer of tho fire department ot gentloman with a biack moustache |, 5[ (UL g : AT o CoURO BLUPFS with T AINS from servant H OMAHA and COUNCIL BLUFFS with 1o the complaints have ) was about to hand {6t the _Omrovitch, Opposite Postoffice. Lot foot ball. ~ The stout gentleman. was at- | 7 & L B B0 et | been made the agents hero holding pow- | tired in o shirt, susponders, ~trousers, | v\ i“““ KA et b “\ dor have been in correspondence with [boots, and & single-barreled oye glass. T T o SRy T : 4 rected that his should be handed to me. . . their houses, and have decided |Suddenly he gazed at the foot ball|'" i Bargains in Improved Property. { to got some. pioco of land which | through tho glass, then ho gave it a vig. | Another occasion, when Bill was ex-| 50N P it shall approve. Ever Brought to the City and at Pullman’s Magnificent Sleepers. the official may approve of, and |orous kick and ran after it and gave it a s " ) i the finest Dining the world, T.OWEIIR PIRICESS i teir povder houses togethor |succession of vigorous kicks; then he| .\ 10 on carth was Billt o f you are going CAGO, MILWAUKERE, “Emperor Willi Joi 9 100 House § rooms and basement, 20th and o shy point be! ot 11 yor i on that site, but the council has|rested awhile and puffed his choeks, and - Euwror William of Geriany, L G0 rooms and base i A Goin ber ondi 0 1 Fox sty N B SRL: in the meantime by resolution declared | wiped his face, and mopped the lmlnl“"_' ““" l_x{“.‘:(_d Ay -‘“{ Hie rnilr:\mi 173 fioed house, barm, Crimings and 2ith st AGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL rallway. . o co located at Paxton Hotel, at corner o it take | wete abotit, only & WAlteF WEAWG &nd a |stations at about the satne time tlie 170 House 8 Toome on Park av Farnam and Fourteenth streots and at U. P. depots 3800 | and at Millard Hotel, O 3 wi poince had promised me to be [ 107 House near Saunders stroet, full iot, casy S et s hoir i dataie, ihat tho houses ahall not bo anywhere in- | spots on his cranium. Very few people o e V] 3D 1N SV , side the city limits, and as the ) e et LS VDU in the whole township, it virtually drives | park guard, who nodded admiringly | these powder houses into some other | when the stout gentleman drew attention thoptids L township, where they will find it difficult | to the distahce between his foot and the | | L pre nt at a concert for my benetit. The \: e o0 § kot s 1108 e 11800 AN Ganersl Agant. indood 0 make any torma, s these outaide | ball e stout gontioman war J. Livs et LRt (v el o enera Manager. - Genorl Puavir Afente i towns care little about commencing or [ the renowned cornetist, who was taking | [*1" % bpbdn T LI L o T Do Not Fal to Cal and Examine Stock Before Purchasing, HARKNESS Bros, | oo s e st mimencing o 118 ey o x| il s you 1l Tt o’ of e S i P e t ing naturally more in(u;ont their mlm “{ n;ny not, l;u_qu‘ifu m; round,” lh;\ re- | . . . OU JFFS. immediate neighborhood, The powder |marked to a friend who emerged from | .o = it di e irien will alao be #uibjested to great tnoot: | £he hotel, “bitt T giises T Keep) MY, Wind bR L LA i vience, as they are not allowed to_carry | better than the ball. Ah! I see," hecon- | X PPN T8 BOE, BOXEREA 'W- L1T.1. but a littlo stock at their places of busi. | tinued, after critically examining the | 41t 1oft sy concert only, Just in timo to ness, and they are practically driven |globe of leather, ‘“ther is a holo in it. 1| FAeE AL B EIC BAROT. SOM BB B8 | 160 Two housen 0 amd § sons, barn, ote, il out of the city, so far as that|must have it repaired. That reminds me | (|8 (40 cast, fave good T o lot, Davenport and 24th streot A et oy : ST RAGER “Well, T have tooted my horn in a e bk ) : t seems that somewhere inside the Your first cornet? | : : Spgd 148 House 8 rooms, Aok 5 3 T “wy 1 " " good many latitudes, Australia, New Zea- | 147 House 4 room: , o . limits of Kane township there might be Yes. I bought it for fifteen shillings | 10 T 0y e France, | 148 House 4 roomw, 2th and O found some spot where the property at a pawnbroker's in the Strand, London. |/t f l‘ 16 l‘;" ';"'fl‘ "'":"l,l'(f." 188 House 6 rooms, Division streot, cheap would not be injured, or lfe endangored | Dear me, what an objection thero was to | PPt and, if Ieould got there, Id try a ] i bcent *The prince smiled at the idea of my Clark wproved 401 BROADWAY, The Clergy. 1 have for 25 or 30 yoars been a sufferer from DRY TETTER. 1t developed itselt on different portions of my hody, extending to my feot and_hands, caus- ing them to'iteh intolorably and to crack painful that I was compelled to wear In gloves day and night for months at & tim consulting the best phywicians, and using all the remedies which came to my notioe without relief, [ & commenced the use of SWiFT'S SPECIFIC, and am avenworth and 15th streots by any possibloexplosion, but it is claimed | that cornet, to be sure! You see, from |%¢A%n in the moon, And now, como |13 happy to say that there is scarcely a vestige of tho A N : : pull off your coat and let's have her diseaso left. At no time in twenty-fis have L M TROUBLE MONEY there is none. Most folks feel very skit- | my earliest childhood I wanted to blow. | {10 ‘;n f,“, h:\fi“--"" WL ot $ *"",; fellt suoh reliel and freadom from disenes, and 1 chear- T E) y tish about being in the vicinity of a pow- | I didn't care for any other toys except b 1 800 | fully recommend Switt's Specific to all similarly at- T 5 der house, even though it is scourely | whistles,and many a spanking T gotwhen | g ope o peemm 1 | cted: 3 BANIA, you buy you built, and every possible precaution is | youngster for awakening my famil $Hs 3 Yot and 3 il roon full lot, ders stroot lots and house, 0th street. House 4 rooms, 16th strect Bronchitis and Minister's Sore Throat CURED | taker,againat acidont, Tho late storms, | tho dead of tho night by a serios of shill e “'.;‘lf‘:','.‘.c':,’l‘,‘t.}“"‘.,:.““,,}:"‘,“{_ H with the sharp lightning, which has | blasts. lunjd to follow street bands and flicted, The remarkable cures of men, wos i y | haroctorizod thom, Taa' cuused th Mok the muic for one of the parformers | - | : X 4 [ ’s T was laid low by an attack of Bronchitls and Min- } 1 ) : g nen and children as described by testi Two houses, full lot, rent for 6 per istor's Sore Throat, and my life was almost despaired nerves to be on the tightest tension and [and watch his fingering. Some- | onials, prove Hood's Sarsaparilla a reli- | ¢ It '\&l\;‘"'"‘:mllm-: SRR f, when my doctor said try 8. 8. 8. T hesitated for —OF— further informations are being filed to s 1 got a penny or twopence, some- | 10t containing remedinl agents ouse ) Dodgy T o time, but | was afrald of being permanentl Iaid aside fro the nctive duties of my “minist again drag the matter into the courts. | times morc, but everything was saved up 's J l Th lled terday h b to buy a cornet. Unfortunately my peo. which eradicate Serofula from the blood. 3 d P oo ?0 S n:w ""I"T"i.'iu‘""‘": J"'n'x'u'."n’ "nm‘; : 1 he cases called up yesterday have been | tc cornet. 20- | 100 doses 1,00, Sc 4 alere O; 3 persevering in 1t use I found complef , ] continued for two weeks. ple were very poor, and when I'hadsaved | |- n(}..:; ‘.\-':\m u:gi} bA l.’:}‘ dodiore. O B i T St Bpooii 1a one of the bost Altetas BOSTON TEA CO., e up four or five shillings my mother would htdin (i e S PERSONAL. take it from me and buy boots. That e s 395 Lot Cass and 22d.... 1 000 rlu-url in recommending its five curative qualities R A T AR oernet looked as though. it were never Bair and Maud 8. 324 Lot noarcar liwo 11000 oo | o othors afcted an s, TR O 5 Main and 17 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs. J. O. Adoms, of The Avoca Delts, has re. | coming. The atory to-night is that Mr. Vandor- | ot 1o Farkers sddion sach 840 0,000 oo $1,000 Reward. turned home from Dakota, being called back PROFITABLY EMPLOYED. bilt is dissatisfied with Bair, the trainer [ 367 7 108 PR addition 805 U T 000 | WLl be paid to any Chemist who who will find, on SOUHLL RO TTe R T e LR, 5 tostetter's Stomach | DY the severe illnoss of his wife, He intonds | When I was nine years of age 1 got em.- ‘l“ l:“’“"‘h“'» "Q," k‘"“““’" him to come | 391 8 lots on Park it i g T B B LR e o following are the time o arrival and doparture Bitters meets the re- | in & few weeks to take Mrs. Adams back to | ployment at Her Majesty's opera as one t‘,‘“ 'l“l'v ':w a ‘;’ - In the "l‘",f "];(“f 263 B acres on Quin o B 1100 vl\;ll-'r SPECIFIC 0O, Union Pacifio depot about ton minutes. sarlier uirementa of the ra- | Dakota with him, to soe if hor health will not | of the skaters in “Prophote.” That was | {10 bl 16 will be & great pity if M. |1:0 o rmer Gth Wtreot rawor 3, Atlanta, Ga. iy whio s | be benefited by the change. an opportunity. 1 used to sneak into the | Yanderbilt should bring Maud 8. home ot prevatis. 1 ie6 musicians’ room and place one of the coy. | for his own use, as ho talks of than below stated, and axrive at the depot about ten ‘minutes later. Trains on pool lines and K. C. run on Chicago time, emrem 1) #100 €0 § 400 | garWrite for the little book, which will be mailed 60 to 600 | free. ing, R’ ‘ . 2 o ‘oach 850 to 1600 [ Prico: Small size, $1.00 per bottle. Largo size . : v pertectly pure vege- | W E. Brock was at home yesterday from | o 0t L HOTE AR B PR before she has been put to the limit of | 20 lots in Burr Oak addition,each .. 300 to 200 | (holding double quantity) #1.76 bottle. All drugyiste P e e I IR o Uy P tablermedy,embric | succesatul trip through the west in the inter- | 0 1O CTEN mm"‘d ybm'l’l e::th} g:;:l her powors this season. Thero ia a story | % lotaIn lase & Selden'vaddition’'. 0 to | 600 el it i o . ool ol b ng the throe proper- 5 A 5 3 | h _ reliathd < 50 lot wicl o 1700 to T P. and Lincoln trains run on Council Bluffs time. 2 tios of & previ ,‘h“ est of Peregoy .& l\lunrd: and started .3ut the notes. Finally, I succeeded in say- fllnlnt'hci ;niulnolnc ru»lurd was ht’l m‘;mu\)nx :‘.‘:.“h,‘:',‘.l.::l!“““ :m,fl_, . 500 '"n‘m‘ DR, FELIX LE BRUN'S Ao, ock suaND AvD paciie tonio and an altefs | again last ovening. He ix one of tho live | ing fifteon shillings and & cornet was | &1 she could have done on the day she | 4areon Cuming street. /00000000 E s o0 opart. rriv i Live. [ body against discase, | Ones. mine. It was battered and tarnished and | e it. - Bair was told to make her do | 553 iy shinns addition invigorat A nvigorates and ro. invigorates and 16| Shoriff Guittar roturnod yostorday from Ft, [had a large hole in the wide end, |fer best at Rochester, and then send |1t ot in & 400 to 1 000 e ddldon 300 to 000 o) 1 O i 18 lots in mith's addition. .. 00 to 850 stomach and liver, | Madison, where he has delivered safely the|but I ~ was happy. Drury Lane, ::;:,,ht"):t" cir}:‘\‘llitt lfi:"“:: “:fil‘ul&i, rm:}‘:‘ 3lots in Horbach's 1st addition, cach. . 1 000 ND and effocts & salUArY | last of the batch of prisoners sentenced re- | however—that is where I lived—was not. | griiv. " t Lots n all parts of the clty, and in_every addition A ] 3 4 A as he believed that | on easy te 0 A" tor descs - KE o atal oyt 5 B sk B sTOMACH e, 'Foraie Uy | contly by tho district court L7 I‘“'ll:l":::“"r k) “c"“‘l‘f“']:{jg, ™0, | b, bo o fastor track. Ho intendod to juat | et 0 gl SREVRII VR A NS OURR Ex...[ g0 p. m.| Nob, “on0la.m. ITTER pruspimsand Dt | T Gourgo Thompson, of Thompeon, Van [ fraght Fmers: s o .| drop within hor Fecord of $:107, if pose- s o 4 ety . Mr. \ 3 g uld, and I got an en - 4 4 Y A , bl T Ly Y mibm&e-e0ddw | Brunt & Co., has had his house on Sixth ave- | ment in a small’ band. [ was soors dha | ble l»;‘llthlmt‘ Boing 20 fimlt fl‘)nful or ownor Five Acre Tracts, E: . m. | Pacific Ext M. for th ver. 'Th varrival | misae would be satistied that she had done her X, Mail and Ex o nuemade happier than ever. The new arrival | missed. The leader told me I had no . et 3 " 125 cre, §100 cash, bal FOR EITHER SE. ccom (Mom) 1:46 b. . | PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE CON- |is a girl. idea of music and nover would have, 1| utmost, and s obtain permission to take AT G it % STRUCTION. EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY : her to Hartford, where she would have | This property is admirably adapted to gardenin ¢ ew better. ove! 3 sh propert) y aday [ 4 Capt. A. Overton has started on another 1f"*~ ek 1 practiced MOMIver 140 nost fivorabis- oondttidie ta great | Purpose. i g trip to Arkansas to look after more lumber, | 0uld steal time from the hard work T{ T70 O% g AVERES, CORGITERS (BF BF 2 : had to do as a boy, and by accident at |SPeed. She trotted in 2:1 [ but _then 1 “the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon of Mon- | Mrs. M. C. Morris and Miss L. M. Mont- | ¢ 40q ) LR Y o came the accident to her hind leg, which AL Tl e AT D IBAs o6 \he onahiristion 3 tracted the attention of Dan Godfrey, the {8 i Ut faatal }}‘ g Deldce i “the ity of Gmania morth of ‘the Union | Bomery, of Muscatine, were in the city yester- | handmaster of the Grenadier guards, Hae | threw her out of training. Now she o R LR L T i advised me to enlist. T ook the con's | %¢ems to have more speed than ever, and pump, Clayton, of Macedonia, was in the | shilling, and my place as & queen’s bands- if left in her trainer's hands it is more x hisremedy belng injocted diractly to the seat ot YROPOSALS Fi PAVING the disease, requires no change of diet or nauseous, PROPOSALS FOR PAVING, morcurial or ,.J:..m.m. medicines to be taken intern- il When used as o preventive by either sex, it is privato discase; but in the cuso of those already unfortunately afflicted we guar- hing paving material and paving t antee three boxes to cure, or we will refund the ing districts in the city of Omaha, to-wit: Paving [ money. Price by mail, postage paid, 82 per box, or T A bl £oond | distriots Now 8, 4, 6 8, and 7. Bid are spociall in- | throe boxos for 8. vy . . ited on paving nteriels, to-wit: Best of appreciation and advice; everything 1 [#HOUgh 1 do that a horse must go to uality of 8 ke B ) WRITTEN GUARANTEES I H 4 ¥ i & q of 8o e, hest quality of Lime could desire, but hardly any morey, only | the half-mile pole in 1:05, and come home ) g i Such bridge to be constructed in accordance with [ B. p than likely that 2:10 will be left behind plans and specifications on file in the office of the | ipe’ v man. It was plain sailing then; plenty | *}5% L1e1 Sa6 20 Wit e tett benind, oard of Pubiic Worke, _ Bids to be accompanied by | 1t yesterday. P g y rriv the signatures of proposed surcties who, in the | Mrs, Dr. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Mail and Ex.. e Tad L oo omet. il o | ot ey Bowell, Mr Gana e y ; itone, best quall Stone, and Trinidad As- | Jssued by ail authorized agents. ‘Cannon Bali, P | Cannon Ball11:05 . m. | fnts bonda with the &ty of Omaha.in tho sum of | Hinchman, and Mrs. H. Anderson, of Glen- | bt ohillings wook.” 1 stayed in thie |18t a8 fast as ho wont thora. et Al malerta b it and paving o UX CITY AND P, 3 k exoct " i NEta o i 4 B H ) ——— ot ccordance wit] d apecifications ru:;u xc A five hundred dollars or the faithful execution of | wood, visited Council Bluffs yesterday. régiimentt bl 1 WRA Gfered s BOATEIGRL s o done in accordance with plans and wpecification: g For Sioux City.7:56 a. m. | Frm Sioux City6:50 p.ni. | “'The Board of Public Works reserves the right to ra -4 Catarrh, on flle in the ofice of the Board of Public works, Bid« 2 s or Soux Clty 7 e s Oty 3. W. Maxwell, of Chicago, arrived at tho | the band of the Oryatal Falace. Toac:| The emaekala corris in discase so | b e smyanios by s b marins et | DI 11X LieBrun & Co reject any or all bids. conb Abis Wi 3 f : ; 3 to bo furnished by each bidder. Bids to bo als ac- b* ..T:650. LD JAMES CREIGHTON, Pacific yesterday. tlbl’t it lf! “M‘l)m“’“‘“‘y ""l ‘“"i‘:“,’ m, '{;" universal and with such a variety of compantsd by $he sl ;;:mnv'p‘r':.,..mhumum, who 40 p. m. | From St. . m. Chairman’ Board of Public Works. 1 O, i charge from the army; I obtained the | harncteristics ns Catarrh, prove how of- | i the event of the awarding of the contract will enter e e v Je 18 taw-tw A Brownsoombe, of Red Oak, was in the | 4100 ohiviks 4o “inflinential Eriendaied tachually, : Hood'a' 8 e sting | intos bond with the city of Omaha in the sum 03 Goomins DRl Rk i 1 ) — | city yesterday and dined at the Pacific. \tter, ectually ood's Sarsaparilla acting and dollars (810,000), for each distri " Goodman, Druggist, Sole Agent, for Omaha, AL BANK. X did not desert, as many persons have as- | through the blood, reaches every part of | faithtul execution Neb, : e wiy MAVERICK NATION. . A. M. Scott. of Shelby, visited the Bluffs | serted. Had I been a deserter I could v ;! 1.y | DARied by a cortified — - s s B + LA the )u_umm system. A medicine, like Hollars(8500) pa, o Janve Y Cor. Water and Congress Sts. YERARIAY; not have remained in England. anything else, can be fairly judged only | to bo returncd DR meTIER Sanie Ex. 1340 | a an 3 e 1o, 1. Brown aud wits tsturuad. yomerday BB R TERS byits results. We point with pride to | snceof bid . y — (= rom their visit to Ohio. “At the Crystal palace I made my ;,hugluri“mln mmmll llim.d'n k;'u;mqmnllln both b J. Norton, of Shenandoah, was among those | fame, I have played before an audience ';u olmlflt:l l“l"'l.‘ t.ml u[m.rt» o ltmuaumn who were at the Pacific yesterday. of 80,000 persons and been overwhelmed | °f People it has cured of catarrh. “Except Sundays. {Except Saturdays. {Except | GAPITAL, - - - $400,000. Monday. i Dail SURPLUE, - - - - - 400,000 CIL WLUVYS AXD OMAIIA STREET RAILWAY. cor Leave Council Bluffs. Leave Omaha. Transacts a general banking business. Receives the 617 St, Charles St,, St. Louis, Mo, . i 4 o —— Joct any and all bids, or to accopt & part or the wholo 8. m.0a, m10a.m. 11a, | 8. m. 0 a. m. 108, m. 11 | accounts of banks, cankers and others, Draws fo J. L. Mahler, of Pierre, Dak., was at the | With applause. The queensent formeto| 4 monkey in a Bag of Cocoanuts, | of any bid. JAMES CREIGHTON, mipmipm Hlm;ll o 2p. m. 3 p. m. cxchango and, makes cablo transfert in Europo and | pyifio yesterday play at Buckingham mhx-o. L felt T had | yogoiphia Record, Omaha, June o irman Board of Publio Work pm5p.m 6y n. 6 p. m. 8 p. telegraphic transfers of money throughout the b oRede s 0 3 maha, June 0, 1863 Ly Street cars run halt hourly to the Union Pacifi | United States. - Buyf and salls government and other at last succeeded. The asto of tri A REGULAR GRADUATE of two medical colleges, e o0 Pacids | Unto Biates. ont and other | Robert Weidersall, the Y. M. . A. worker, | umph T had was at the Adelpha theatre, P.M Connell, dealer in confec: has been engaged longer in the treatment of CHRON- s, and executes 3 5 § 4 i " supplies, w o'clock . m., and run_regularly during the day at 9, | its correspondents in the line of banking. arrived in the city again yesterday. when Fechter was playing Hamlet. I per- tioners’ supplies, was sury ASA sed yesterday | PROPOSALS FORDISTRICTPAVING SKIN ANDBLOOD Discases than an; 11,2, 4, 5, and 6 0" clock, and rin to city time. PPOTTER Prosident ; : afternoon, while emptying a lm;.:y priedind 3 BONDS. ¢ in 5. Louls, s city papors show and ' 2 § 3. 3. EDDY, U W, WORK, W. A. Evans, of Missouri Valley, was vis. [ formed a solo prier to his appearance to ind 1 bl g kn tation tree and invited. L . . b . J. EDDY, . W, RE¢ X , onder the grest soliloquy “To be or not nuts, to find nestled among the hard CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE, ) | When it is inconveniont to visit the city for treat- Chicago, Burlington & Quinc| e AR HIOML | Ibloiatithe Pasifo yostarday: O 1 shells a grinning monkey of diminutive Oxawa, Niw., June 16, 1883, | | ment, medicines can be sent by mail or expross evry- 190, 19 Y s R T to be.” I fipished, the actor stepped on |* : where, Curable cases gusranteed; whers doubt ex- Al : 5 - posals will be received at this office u [ ; John G. Woodward, of David ( Neb. Tt 'k Th 1 fellc Sealed proposal I his offi il K lity, Neb., size. e little fellow rose from his - " waiting for ¢he applause to subside. It & ¥ June 10th, 1353, at 12 no the purchase of 839, | 18ts it is frankly stated. ~Gall or write. RAILROAD. was at the Ogden yesterday. continued _enthusiastically. In vain 9n,uc1bllxl;; position nn(lll_lmglunkt:{ chnluur 000 of Disirict Paving Bonds of District No, 2 of the | Nervous Prostration, ty, Mental and Physical 4 Charles H. Wienoth, of Boston, arrived at | Fechter tried to begin. The people iR 8 lively manner. His dark, bead-like | cf e | e R ? y of Omaha. ' Said bonds are dated July e i Vi ising | And will be due in one, two, threo and four years the Ogden yesterday. wanted a repetition of my cornet solo| Y53 fairly sparkled. With surprising : from date, an equal amount becoming due each year; | SIn and Bones, Blood Otto Logemann, of Wilwaukee, ‘camo to [and I had to give it. Fechter was very OFFICE OF FRI'GHT AGENT, ), OMAHA AND CouciL Buures, May 12, 1883, § ility he sprang from the bag and scram- | are in sums of one thousand dollars each, and bear | 0, Skin_affections, Old Sores and Ul 3 A bled about the floor, as though enjoying | Interest from date at the rate of six_por contum per | ments to Marriage, Rheumatism, Piles, R U e o $to Ondlee yostainy mad. Charles Dickens was behind the | ¢ 8000 H ! : { YING | Shnum, payable annually. The yrincipal and 0% | Gontion to casesfror overworked brain. SURGIGAT: LUDING IN CHICAGO DAILY of one o more cars s scenes. He congratulated me. \Basapatom, A T IS A s was Hoth payatie sk'iue S Gt BpustieBeon iy | SRR il attenti v arising \iith MERCHANDISESOLIDCONSIGNED to i Ed. Grant, of Cincinnati, is at the Ogden. ““You spoilt Fechter's speech,’ he|Placed ina cage. A fow days ago the | New York s Lt S o | SASES resuve. spects) afeaton. - parties in COUNCIL BLUFFS. /| suid, ‘but you deserved it.' ? schooner Ella A, Warren arrived in port |, Sid bonds are fasucd under the charter power of | from _ Imprudence, £ hose cars will come through to destination withok stopping. Quick time |is thereby insrued. Please yder your goods via C. B, & Q. R. It. A. B. WEST, GENERAL AGENT. said olty, wnd will bo dolivored fo purchase her A VETERAN SOLDIER. 1 had A serios of engagements in this | oM Meyoguer, Porto Ricco, with a largo | Hont therefor at the ity treasury i Umah on Suly MARRIAGW Mr. G. F* Bowlew, of No. 24, Common Streeh Ty, | country,” continued Mr. cargo of cocoanuts in bags, ~ Usually | 1st 1885 recel Min count ) wvy, refresh- HAe ikttt el Bids will be addressed to the undersigned and GUID® g v ol i ght in bulk, but in this in- ked *Proposals for District Paving Bonds,” and | 44 o H “Wahil in the army, at the battle f Spottayl. | 118 himacl with & long. drink. hogin- | 400 50" Voro "used. ' From- this. 1ot | et stts i full namno o ddress o Doy, the | %13 coinge; omsequcnces and curs. vania, 1fell whilo gottiug ovar & rail-fonce and | N8 i 1864, Jim Fisk's was about as f { i X ot ount of xaid bonds desired (in_equal amount due | POSAKE OF stamps. lucrati . Mr. 0'Connell made his purchases, Evi- | fou wan badly injured and lef for doad, but atter | et S o gave mo 810,000 |5y tho littlo fellow, imbued with the | pasers i in threo and our yesrs), price pro- g littlofellow, i . timo T was pikod up b comrados, and upon | Regiinant, which ho organiaod, 1 hsliove. | 21100 prying disposition of tho monkey | e e s reserved o ek and it examination it was found that my back ws | Then T got. this. diamoed s ,h,l::’u';," tribe, ventured into the bag while it was | o 165t City Troasurer. ES ern Urmce- u[ sl badly hort and my kidneys serionsly injured, | him," poi being filled in his native clime. How he : nting to o' large solitare on his i and I have suffered the most excruclf-tl;-»lz pnhln finger, *‘it is worth §1,500." ;’:“_Pj;\‘":“‘igff;:"::fi‘":;:{:::_"lywi’:;: :}:x PROPOSALS FOR PAVING. A o 1d obtair lief altl . O AND 8! 3 ::::iéd::;]mm.; 1:1’:;:4!:!‘-:::'::10{!'; h:.l :;‘:S,: WINNING A DIAMOND RING, hold of the _vessel, and nlmg when the %EALy‘“ PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY up all hopes of getting belp when I was re-| . ‘:Why, there wasa man named Honry | vessol was discharged at this port, is a| b the updarsgnad unti) 1 N y T o ey : N N53, Hi sph loen o gting bl when T o | (1Y% thrs, was man navod Honry | el s ki 1t i port, o v ) v it 0 SPECHT, PROP. aned sbveral bettlon ab oas obolie dead e some way. He had a mare on exhibi- [ meat and drink during the voyage. A | Harney stroet lying hetween the east line of Ninth tion at Flestwood trotting course, and | number of them in the bag in which he | jitect and the west i of Fiftoenth atreet, exoopt s g i : 3 K o intersectio do by the crossing of Tenth in Lypw and began to um.it as directed, and | crowds of per were . was imprisoned had been gnawed open | sreet. - xiee for the paviog 111 Douglas t- - - Omaha, Neb. sl e b d o et people were there to see the )\ [ Pen | stroot. Also for the paving of Sixteenth stroet in o ” A trial, and 80 was my band, and I believe | and the contents eaten by his monkey- | Paving District No. 8, being that part of Sixtenth the paius T formerly had; and T wish to say to | thero was plenty of bottin going [#hip. The voyage occupied about ten '"”""-‘"’“,'(,‘;'}‘.“:"“:",”,j:,":\’,‘.,'L'{”,',,,":"‘l’,‘;',“,'m"‘"‘,"“:', MANUFACTURER OF g4 |myfriends and comrades that Hunt's Remedy |on. Well, in o firat hoat, the mare | days. ald being In the city of Omaha, county of &3 | will doall that it is claimed for it, and worthy | was badly blown and the publicgot impa. —r— D i i eS| of all praise. You can usemy testimony when | tient. It was necossary lu,g.\fu,u Rk Insta eved. Galvanizea Iron Cornices. 23 |youhave occasion to, as T most heartily re- ;nmllg:lnu: (ulru:iu]\':r itselt, only the pub- | Mrs. Ann Lacour, of New Orleans, La., commend it to all that have kidney or liver | lic did not look like waiting, ~ ‘Set 'en | Writesi—I have a son who has been wick for ) #ar Dormer Windows, Finials, Tin, Tron and Slate =t o ¥ °F | wild, and keep it up tith T aive v, % | tWo yoars; he has been attended by our lead Yy il paving t6 | Roofing, Spechit’s patent Motailio Skylight, Patent. = trouble y AN it up titl I give you the|® I8 'y Plans a o ol = i oor Smi [‘ U G ing physicians but all to no purpo This officw of the Hoard of | fjusted Ratchet Bar and Bracket helving, 1 am April 26, 1883, signal to quit,’ says Smith. 1 did, and e ad his naticl sl A 1| Publi Frgg ryrtordlir S ral agent for. the above line of goodd. Iron i the people forgot all about the ace. and B Ly iriataioil 1 aa It Darato prites name sioay, Relstndon, % 5o greatly that | each parate prices named ed in consequenc ach inent. We had in the house | $3ch bid for ] WM. HALL'S BALSAM for | 18d paving. Bids to be sooomp Hailings, Window Blinds, Cellar Guards; also ed. Meanwhile agent for Peorson & Hill patent Inside Blind. 'OU MAY USE MY NAME." }"‘“' I desire to inform you what your valuable | P10Ws and then did h bid for a flve years' and ten years' guarantes uied by the signa. death he mare had her | de ace in_ excellent | 8 bott . THE BEST BY ALL RE ACKNOWLEDGED TO B w H H & ey . l b tures of proposed surches who, in the event of the ~ WHO HAVE PUT THEM 10 A PRACTIOAL g wedicine hus done for me T was induced to | 414 % v‘"‘i‘”.‘;'fl','“':llfl oa "f”"',"T"l‘]. You | sbiced your advortisement yosterday. Woad: | the oy ol Onpabe i che. sty ot thits ehomear ealth is ealth. 42v 1t by & member of olmeandlv. tavhh had hio MAYE. ; 1, and this ring | ministered it according to directions and he | dollars for each of the above described paving dis- a g y & e family ad | wag his present. Wad it antlY & ] tricts to insure the faithful performance of such con u heen fitted Dy its use.” T have suffered “Did you g - " tract. Bids must also be accompanied by a certified ar ; ; ., you ever hear the present em- | : y E terribly from kidney difficulties. At times I eror of Rus: a8 a cornet player? SITALAIA o the iy of Ceha, 1o the s of COKE OR WOOD. g Bave boen very b, having severs paina in 10y | Not Wl he used t0 bo when ho. was BURBIKA tof on-accoptance of § ack, with general loss of strongth and vital- | Czarovitch, 1 went to Russia A WheS Sudii poutracy = = 1 into and the same ap- LU o 1 Public Works, the Mayor ordinance; o forfeited andplaced to und. WHOLESOME, DURABLE. The Best Ware Made for the Kitchen. That was also brought m,...ni;l.y v |1 Have Found 1It! "My urine was very bad, with & heavy sedi- When the Grand Duke Alexis was here ment of brick dust, which was fast leading to | the New York swells ga gravel. I commenced using Flunt's Remedy, | the navy yard. Alexis want Was the exclamatios of Ei a hear | cure for Piles a of & man when which 1s.a sii Diseases, got @ b and & y conts by FOR 3255 28558 %, IS LIGHT, HANDSOME, BUCK STOVE CO, printed blanks, to be ST, LOUIS STAMPING COMPANY, ST, LOUS. For Sale by all Stove, Hardware, and Hsu;efurnish A ‘e ° b e Ao il | mail, postpaid. turnished of ks, SAINT LOUIS. with a marked improvement from the first; | "¢ P1&Y, Y 0c8 WOTe Tequest . . The Board of Public Works resery, the right to ) the pains left, the urine became more natural, | 29, Fisk 1 did - not have an|The American Diarrhaa Cure /| rject sy s si i v:\n ; ik Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treat f . ? ' |invitation and got savage and id 1 o bel - JAMES CREIGHTON, . E. C. West's Nerve an [ 1T c 1 ona bottle effect ar 3 ge and said Has stood the test for twenty years. Sure cure fo ha oard of Putile W, i : rotaria, Dims Piercv & Bradford, :'.:n.l-y:n“ll.,,.‘.m y any ono bottlo effoctsd & per- | ghould not go to the ball, I went, how. | sl Nover Fals Diserhasa, Dystniary. s coour | Jo 164aw.g CHATIMN Board of Publlo Works, | Eusrantesd vt o M SOLE AGENST FOR OMAHA. e % R both | £¥ers and - was presented to the prince, | ™ Mpehus rostration caused by the use of alcohol or tabacco, “~——1FOR TABLE USE.” have recomniended it to many persons both Fisk gave me the sack the following day I i i here and In Boston, all of whom speak of ft | T warnet :mu:fl .lmul;h::l I{y”flm:: ‘:‘udffi(a QPEI{.?,.S.-..PE.HI: qaq&&?fi.fi“fi & Cordlal fulncss, Mental ' Brain, feouning 1 loenatty shg Jm :h‘ry‘.. with the highest praise. grand duke had inyited me to Russia, e, | ALMA E., KEITH ‘XI:,(:’.‘»?‘;flxui?}:'tmi‘;?lflolun:h'm The Natural Mineral -y 4 SURE CURE WARRAN' AT R & L o o by You are at 'iberty to use this letter or my npd to Russia I went. On arriving at For Fever and.Ague, and all Malarial troubles. DEALER IN h!:’-'.'.‘.“:fu—".“ulfi':":::’..fifi.."“' h",',n".‘.? KAISER WATER name in any manner you may think best, that | St. Petersburg I soon made friends PRICE, #1.00, . . . ..:..,.. one thonth's treatment a box, or six [] other sufferers may lear the value of the great. [ Among the big-wigs, and received an in- ne er o §0.00. Bent by mail propaid on receipt of From Birrestorn onthe Rhine, Recommended b ness of remedies. Most truly yours, .| vitation to visit the czarovitch's palace,” w -J. meEHOUSE . P WE GUARANTEE SIX loaml Ahe highest M“?'gfi'fv'x'“flgfizwuzn Ao Joux F. Cox, MEBTING THE CZAROVILCH, LABORATORY, 16TH ST., OMAHA, NEB, \rar om‘ms, WAVES, BAXGS, WTO. ':r fll’:mz- %fim“mm-fl: SR B0 o l 02 Plossant stroet, | 1 arrived there all right and some- | For Sale by all Druggists Stock Entirely Fresh and New. |pushserour vride oo e - M_umw. Mass., April 23, 1853, how got mixed up in the corridors, At | or sent by Express ou recelpt of price, wéiedm 105 16th Street, Opp. Postoffice, "'":::;".’}.'}’ CRACT et ,o-“"’..' ’ i P o A \