Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 13, 1883, Page 7

- . D~ AL 7N [ T AT = g o, ' g R re RIDAY JULY 13, 1883, i THE DAILY BEE- — | BOYS AND GIRLs [ or insitations to my BT ) COUNCIL BLUFFS, o | Commioncomonta, - e ource b ectiets| ,:., o ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Bill Arp" Discusses om an Int unmg } that way nhulnuu they do right well, | Topic--The Value of a Nice jeonsideting T knew a matural orator t | | § . Healthy Girt geb olectod to the Dr. Paulson has not sold his Crescent ty girl in the galle [ farm, “Willow Creck,” on which he in- | N g naturally oratit Dry Goods and Carpet House. g e e i, | Thoeone | e want, o wother. pou i, a0 ho. o sold was that in Hazel De o other | - . o s, T gl olle oS! | dky anid Tl s GIONOUN or [ rich, and they iskturo, and a pret sew him as he was —uTHE. and fell in Jove with ey o CHEAPEST \ Sy 1 It was on fand now he gots a call every other day to ( Reuben Dunkle bought for £3,000, 1 i -:\y\ll\ ‘m'v-:" ve clos g | speak at somo colloge, and ho accopts PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY [ Harmony biad furnished the music for] o forsted on hright oves b _”[“‘ om all and goes to none, but it's all the Have the arges stock and cholcest patteris of = the lawn party last ¢ 12 Hiokbm ami 8 ] fooct | same to him, for ho gots his name fn the | seomm 10 play better evory tine th i (nnd icn GNekIT) 450 sock a1l “andl "“"“""“““”[‘ ] '”'"‘, by o on " | fraath Ly . 1 exception for luc ane !|<~ boys who are [‘ ut merty la 3 Temonade all mixed nktur al orators needn’'t prosume on his | H. H Motalf's old family h up togethe g "-‘,‘I“ till most mid- | g, ‘.| fortune c g RPETS A s O, Ta o R [ wight and heard the Calliopesn Club go | “F dan't. know bt ano place for boys, | | new operit houso s fast approach- | through their exercises of music an ‘m-\ and that is work. Put 'om to work and | ing complotion. Jubn Eyender s doing | ing and composition, and then drive home 8 AT— keep ‘em at it, for idloness is the parent [S— by moonlight, and L think Mrs. Aep | of il vice. = Don't mapont any pariieuiar {is a little younger and prottier than over deed Rk et Tyt - comsoqnpen: | e or enlling, but koo ‘e at work ” | Thomas Owens,living near this city, |and renewjug her youth i consequence. | and it will map out itsolf Habits make Ever Brought to the City and at [Taslost a §150 horse, the animal g (1 e T the Il‘;;;\ e b e AT fup Tifo. Lifo in a bundle of habits [fractious while starting, tossing if a boy has a habit of work he is s the cornice work and it is haudsome, in- \ til it received injuries causing | than ever this spring. This makes threo | pg) iy, Tl rovelve Anjuries’ |CauBng fe o ueMBoRIpiENIoN. 1. & HES whiley| O —— They always have th- largest and best stock. 1 ‘ o 00 ey are fixing up. foranotler, and A Remarkable Tritn | ILOWER PRICES ... \u.m"\i“.f{",‘ il Rl [ o s getting ey We v gol| S Qutinee o Bl b it NO- STAIRS TO CLIMB — ELEGANT PASSENGER | o *Torini, " who works in Fblo's | Lorts f e, Gy comor, wid, i ‘;‘,““j,'l‘";,j};;,‘}fl\},:;*”‘,",‘,:““;"v“'”;{l':', ELEVATOR TO THE DIFFERENT FLOORS. | rick yard, o o i'_‘-” of atealing 815 of | hck again. Mr Gibbons, siys 1o to | ence o “Hally Tatwamie i woudort, *Tho | |8 man named K while the latter |0, did yow ever see such a crop of girls | pain and rack of the body, incidental to tight | [ e THAN EVER OFFERED IN THIS VICINITY. | was nstoay in Alox, Obiert’s saloon [ 350 havo ot ngrowin' in_ o country? | Soual soo dianonr by the twe of b anoeciey 0. grost doal of difidence and modoty. | L e ption i O | iy W b | VTl AR SRR 8 Sy, 1 to directions. My wife fraquently | His_friend_gave mo the history of his | ine? In connection with th 7 R R LA LGLL LI o 0 bt he, thero i stoad of 1 physician, | trouble with the long.haired follow [ e o Wt Eocke, liiow, as Siorly, * aencated for | oo b o Noysis, says e, thery . orad by its wse. | CSturygin is o gamblor,” ho said, “and | o by the travel tting too mnch t west of it in a horse | mnct hardly o YOYS ore. © | X . lic & Shert L i 1} 1 hon he first came lnn overybody was | ot & f | \ trade, have been continued until Monday | counted “ein up in this neightor md [ : . S I_INE. st the best ¢ ] Do Not Fail to Call and Examine Stock Before Purchasing, HARKNESS Bos. |t teehee i ot s e | ek e ot 6w 18 o one b nd| 3 Mormnem eyt oua | AT OF i, o o st ran ghe ot RO tlement. — Old Recse was away thon, He | #hed by the createst raitway i Ameriea came back here about two months | Tho day he returned he was passing along the streot, when e met. 1ty | QHLICAGO, [W| ILWAUKEE boy erying. Old Reeseis very fond of children and they all like hir i I)‘(‘: And St‘ Paul_ picked the little” follow up, tears,and inquived the cause of his trouble. s, the givls are the simartest it the best education | W0 nee noodod [ what is w e and have iven by i Brk about | “"\yail tore is n renson for. everything han awresting & conduetor |, g cause for overy effect, but 1 don't on a Union Pacific train s traveling all A LL [ through the country. Tho Daily Nows | < Why,thero are iu R bl of Chic and the Detroit papers are f mebody would tell e i Some folks say it i those giving it still farther cireu wission in Burope wrs encoumtered on his way westward with three newly afianc wives. He readily introduced” them to reporter. Emeline was a brawny, igno rant, hard-handed widow of forty orover, and her lot was to be that of drudge in the well-balaneed family which the older | The account | Tustice Vau 401 BROADWAY, " - COUNCIL BLUFF siun of pence. The wirls are the smartest, 1 know, for they 1 Most Reliable House £ SRl 0, ol pufore | uave the most eduention, Ticfore. the utemplated, . St wan to “look at | owoon s soba the boy il s story | 1t owns i apertes e 4 s of oy The Largest and Most Reliable House for LR SRRl By T T % have the mos 1 ¢ tho domestic ceonomy, 0 | Ha AYOHIV A8 i R L e e M T W WOHIRH {16 T1ves oW by the river and . | R AR & . aneither handsome nor young woman, [ 3o washing for the e o [ e Ll e [ the boys have to_ work, and so’ the girls | Bt some refmement was Qs j | doos washing for th i u!)l s, Barly in = ¢ sent to school and to coll and the i ho spring Sam- Sturgis had - employoc The Potitions for Fixtng up Vaughan | boys huvo o lolp pay for it. This is the | 1 t0ia,e nabo had BEIEKLIGRBTEHH, |iah iioy s Shotase ApomEg | 5 L3 [RR98 SHQ SRy o s the fiy Wales, e was for practical use too, o R et AU ) 8| AvenueareSent Backward and | reason why the givls'are the smartestand | i plan heing ¢ e oy | 10 oy him &2 a week for his sorvices. t ) [ e are : | h il all 10 bo able to el his mother, the i W, | Porward Between ¢ =I|llll\ll|\‘\nlvlllll I']"“‘_:'hfl:‘t \-f:.}:“ Il little fellow took charge of the gambler IN THE WEST. } and County. i an't quote littlo poc B caballo and groomed and fed him “1,”1“ Byron wrote \Iml\. speare or | ¢, sixtoon weeks. Then Sturgis sold the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. At the last mecting of the eity council speare wrote Byron. Bt 1 reckon al and his sertices weve no longer re- a |n-(|'1u|\ was, m'--.\--nh'rl. signed l'j about | ||u will sooner or later. Mrs A says were evidently in love with each quired. Ho had just boen in to ask 5 \ B N | that girls ma 0 soon, anyhow, anc ch wa ey i il Bluffs and Omaha, Weber, Lindeman and Hardman Pianos, Wester, Eatern, Cotiage, Burdtte Organs, |0 sines e o wpper rontiwag,ack- |t il iy ‘s, angtion. i 1, S et o - b, Sturgis for his pay, and the gawbler had ! | et L et utidy ot only not puid Tim, but had pitchod | SHRA5: S G Y Rl ant Yanidon. | ing thatZthe city do the necessary fillling | $he don’t want any of hers to “warey un- | though marvelous i her, considering that | | der 20, unless the offer is a very splendid | | on Vaughan avenue, so that the county him out of the casino. Btock T, 1 S Miohcapoin | one in all respects. 1 reckon (atie ke :.‘n was fl\Uru:;.l ugly. ‘Slu- was, [I“I lln- “ ‘He kicked you, didho?' said Reose, | Davenport, Paul and Minneapolis. ! e the queen of the reonganized cstablish 0 bluo eyos of his snapped. ekt D could put in u.w.u.an bridge, and thus | yeason she \H. & off at swoot sixtocn, but ”“m\" l-“l\\".n Shits e b inet | 04 those Y app: Puly .«n..n.,un.«mmn J. NI U‘ E L L ER, put the avenue in condition for the travel | I think Mr. Gibbons is mistakon. | The | Vg snguired. *Yes," the oldor replieds| v Loy 1 “‘,::,“', Son yoemonoy | MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RAICWAY . + o nid every \Ilnlvllnll Inpald to passengers by courtes b -2 | duo it. 'The petition wna trontodas inost | consun uhu\\-«.n\mut a4 thany boy eHildESn | & wo call the coremony a sealing, and is | o, 4 o TN nasng CIL BLU - IOWA, | 1 ¢ 1o Mothion whs eatad hslost | i Georgin aa girl children; We'vo, fot l],‘.,},,,,,.ud in seor \ereafter I shall ,m_”“'.“ 'I|:-'.'»‘.|.- |‘:.'“‘" bR e R six b and that is about | TRBEIGTE NS t 0 more anxicty about the | Church, for we hold that polygamy is not A e U centres of the y answers the her o thied, Lotta, a blooming Lancashire last of twent; NOW | g0 quite pretty in her conrse ildren for his ¢ Reaver Dam and Oshkosh. Wankesha and Oconomowoe. and Prairie du Chien. Sairibautt. reporter did not deom it nece the elder why he had ehe 1, Rock Island FOR CASH OR ON TIME PAYMENT ‘cou petitions have been treated of late, tossed aside withont any consid — — = hold a more approved po COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ion, | right.” There e = i |some one deigning to remark that the [gnls. They are sorter helpless and de- | auly a priviloge, but also a duty which no | g0, T vight home, now, and Il bo | g . SRR A L el O 1O down to see you prosently and bring. the I depots, The tart f county would not put a bridge inanyway, | Pen¢ “‘f lll\“lfi I“,‘Ml‘k")“ 1 ‘h r" l‘ ‘[ "“ "‘f saint v:ln]l be entirely -'\’t'\'l«vnl : n fullnll- monoy pot about ten s r 2 S Gt DG Neineg young feflers mighty close for fear of fing, There was some hesitation about | «giireis w. ity 5 stated, and arrive at the dep 7 oo 3 and there was no use of the city to fill in [ §7EE 10 TR, BT RyinG Bhi11 110K [yt T 0L AN R kRO RAS Boatia T Sturggis was protty flush then and was minutes later, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING. dir ly to be washed again, o & VAT running a big game. Old Reese went s o ol lines and . €. eun on Chicazo tine, irt, ””‘l'l'il‘l" e ““; hed out A'n“l'“v and vn\ml 0 : i had taken but one wife, and T don’t sup- | 40w 't6 seo him, Well, sir, jt's only a half hour faster than local. Wabash trains run on > not used. This 1s about as much satis- A won is ason till he marries a wi hose 1 should have received the appoint- 8 % M . Louis tyme, twenty minutes faster than local. U, Tr Araang AR HERE: R or | POSB L DI about a week ago that he recovered from B and Linbols Coatis e on Counely By s, C. SPECHT, PROP. f]m-»nawlnw get from try | SLTBIBHARIER AR L it s ment if T had not givon assurance of wmy | 5 SEEEME A0 B T o ho about. 2 2 ’ “L“w";m o ";' o ny Mln s | Ttis mighty sad to se n girl come back | intention to bring” back two or more| 013" Roeso walked into the suloo, T AT ha, Neb for ;.‘mt“n“.t." m\fl\‘i.u'\?\‘:: }lll:: lx.'m:;\ to her father's house to live after she has [ Wives. called for pen and paper and made out Atlntic Ext 111 Douglas §t. - - Omaha, Neb. RIIOLINS, BRI L been married a year or t\\.- Poor thing! ; T the following bill MANUFACTURER OF L J d 2 | oft it, I ) [ OF er_fr Jostic ' 80 | Sam Stunais, in nd 0. thoy have had 1y Leing the 3.‘(’,‘,‘,1"'.'.":,'1,:]:.‘;)‘{m\ ":'.'ll..l?.,:'l"‘l Y mhe | Brown's Tron tter ToTue Winow Wire's Kin, Dr. 5 ron bridge now being put in at Sixth ping Balo;a d —— Galvanizea Iron Cornices) |grect; bt there whe b wso to put | the man sho trusted govs another: way. OLD REE sl i o { o i . Tron and state | 11 @ bridge 0 long as the city would ll.l.‘lx.; :;"}:"h‘:‘l’}l‘)“ ";”"“}:fl‘:h.r \(‘I;u"l‘:,"r‘" e l"nknkllnex wald Kid when he asked r:u Atlantic Exf. Pacifi 115 8. , Tron and ¥ 5 anue pa > Ly 44 for his mo 1 X 50,00 b AdtioE prote | ghatint, vaten | o L up il make tho avene pussible. |ty feol anxious about their daughtors, | 086 of the Famous Bad Men of Texas Who |, for Bt money.........0....... s iAot ';'fll A ",!"1 i .'.',' i nog | wnd the daughters ought to think and Loved Little Children. i ady 0 bt the bridee i and honec | ponder a long time before they marry. - L £182.00 I bt Shisll ? Hiind. © o who v intercstod are st tee | A father's houso and a mother's love are | Lareds, Tex., Corrospondent Philadelphia 15 ""l'-lllm)‘mun'- ! o N e, ENon ramg E one o iho othor and nothing i done. | LY B ll?é'fm.k";‘é.f.'.‘“‘f" ‘Il”\llpll:‘) Ak e gt e PSR e L S o N g s ool DR, WHITTIER, | ot tovnaiy s e oy iy | o o Sty Bl g, S0 e i TSN v, Lo sin, s BLOOD PuISON, D 2 ini | Do i 17 St Charles St. St. Louis, M e u\unu:-lhut.\ll ""Ll '_‘\‘L"mm oro on ward to it. |||cru are lots of clevery ung | bad man, and his record s~ slayer of l\l(illu_,m ]lm :xml “pay this little bill e e Elerant b 817 St, Charles t, St. Louis, Mo, |y Gani wiilotho ot momds ot | et i ihe and—young men of_ ¢ oy | s fellar men extans e oo o o blot plongod at tho. ppor, | plfAET L aictm ot ot o AL i a0 i tions to the county board, and the , | prineiy © been aised by | twenty-five years. The fivst time 1 me ] S iR B T et i IR T e Depart. & v.nul;numm The girls ought to mate | him I was in'a casino here. A Mexican | jumped to his feet, jorked out his six- P LAR GRADUATE of two medical colleges, | sends them back again. The signers of | 5 g 5! e head - spitting clots of blood, and reduced in weight { e zml:',;",ml 1‘1’};!1" ngaged longer In the treatment of GHION: | © e T 0 (80T ) 18 eeock | With 'em, money ornio money. Money is | ball was in full blast, all the games were shooter and . saids Tl be d—d if I ounds. T then bogan the use 4 Y AND PAGIFIC. G NDBLOOD Discases than any 1 8 a good thing, but principle is better, and | punning, and business at the bar was | do! i Tess than three m ' ” 2 e leriedd)| EatAane ASIRCwG ol ntiiving 1eing | u young foller hus got both, and don't | flourishing, . Suddenty hush foll upon | T think you will,"eried Reose, and ho BTN ¥ . o Fort N When it et to visit § at: || tossing thetr petition aside. - C |drink nor gamble, and is industrious and | he room. the dunco. stoppod, the gam- | knocked the follow down Nel .m.| N 50 p. . {{3,‘.'1,‘,’;,"" e can o Bonk Lyl cx expirade syery: B 8 ¥ healthy, why, he s all right; and, if 1| blors censed playing, S freshly- | Before ho could regain his feot, old \ lmim [ Fpn s "‘“' %08.m. | jsta i Real Estate Transfers. was a girl, 1 would put him on ['l“lm“n" ordered drinks remained untouched. ~1|Reese was upon him. ~Heo jerked the six- YO YEARS WITHOUT :n\‘i“?.f.?;3;§"““"”"k}";"' taland Phystoal | e owing doeds were filed for re. | Ad 833, 1 think you are a v looked around to learn the cause of this |8hooter out of Sturgis’s hand and beat him Leave " r Weakness, Mercurial and other affections of Throat, e fol g dee ere ed for re- | 3 . FESIEL 1Y " | over the head with it until he cried for made me o eripple. After Mail and Fa.. : y 2 O man, but you know I'm an an unusual quiet and saw “Old Reose” [over the hea TR aianan ile e £tk A Atlantic Ex.... 3:40 p. m. e O e e o cord inthe county olorks's offico, July |if— ‘WGl if' Tio scomedlto doubt my)| standing in Hio doorway, . T liad | névor | meroy. s '-»’."’.lfi\"',.‘.L"i&..,f.,;.‘1\,;";.;1‘.15.',’.n‘..a ot b Muornee Whmation Blen - npeerat. | 120 Teported for The Be: by P. J. Me- | being an angel, T would just tell him 0 | mot hivs before, but 1 af onco recognized | **Will you pay the billy” asked Recse, il s i Wi & L T M,.],.,,,‘ real estate agent. go hence. If a young man don’t look up- | him from doseriptions given me by iy | raising t!.lu six-shooter to hit him again. A Py mrx.u’\ Ppotite Y s Tisesies siilor URATHS PR RACo S0 Wan ' Zur: 1 as an angel before he marries, | admirvers, He did not look the des- Yes,” and !m paid it. Y 4 ottlos I felt as well as T ever did. Ablantic Ex. 16415 p. . | Atlunti from Topradeiice dulgences, Ll.e, swinw 774 118520 il afterward, and if 1 was | o His eyes were blue and larg """,I'.]‘"”" waa ot lt!|rl)||;.f:|l|] uln_n. him it oo 1 took & M, X2 5 p; . | Atlani " o b » E. Miles o lian a ;,lrl I would be an ang le as long as T |He liad a dimpled chin, and his mouth, | yet. here was a Justice of the Peace in anget. CHAS. BERG. e MARRIAGE:GEE ol L0 S i 0. 2 [ Simplod, et and Simontl, s SR T e T 1 18a.m.9 it ceipts; who may '53:,0 (f AR general thing the girls show too rded by full, red lips, and |1,.-1Hl(l Reese knew that the gambler l\\nul(l e ‘H::o I}e.wlrd,. i m,m “_,,_W,,{,‘M A Clire. Soper to Jesse Wright, s ¢ § s w 4 much anxiety t They are too c one drooped, which is, according | have hmg arrested for the assault and L [ Chie who will find, on 2 o stamps. 3 1,200, S ? | sweet on the boy: y ought to stand | to physiognomists, a sure indication of | compel him to pay a fine. He told two o ont g tho duy o, UNITED STATES y 5t ana Schmiag, | and look reserved and - precious, and | weakness in a woman and effominacy in | et to cono forvard us witnoos, vt N 1,24, ol ity time. g part of 9, 7 P * | put on -lvr;l -!:-I'n airs, ;uul sy, f\uluuu gy, !'un:r v to the u»l;ul g;mlnm. "Iriltlllm: ;:"(Iz':l":s;';.:'"l el il A Write for tho ittlo book, which will be mafled L ‘ | man, you don't know who vou ooling | the front iis hair was cut close, and ) frec. Caspar Foster to August Hubert, lot 7, | i | | V] . f A J v with, - I'ma treasure, I am, 1 weigh 115 | t absolutely curled. He was d; ed | R biock 4, Minden— £300° at, aso! Tho Ni ki Mind * Contennial il | L2 and am - worth £1,000 a pound. | very quietly in sober black, and aside _The ) s JUHN M [}LARKE | ‘]""“_L"["l":ffk '\" “'"t.';'(’)‘(',"l Mill el they are ood, nice, healthy | from the rakish sombrero which shrouded | Niew You. - 31 Cliarles T. ||~-|]||u, Ll . uy bl r0ca—8300. irl, who can make her own dress and get | his face might have pused for an inds |0t the New Y il m',\lflmt oom n / salos, - up i good supper to company, nd is wot | lont divinity student With more ol for | ho is night-r; IF-0N8UgNt ae Judye. i AR RS b L SR ST they | thi el than spivitnal. Ho stood in {attacked ¥ Teumatisn so acute ho could | , i Marthu W, Kennedy, . ol A o0 or e 080 goldel i 0 wait ol > table hings carnal thin sp) Cor a0 ol decease » Oldest Real Estate Agent. OF OMAHA. *Ear mors valusblofshan wioso goldon | eiege T G B S e o doorway for o minuto and then wl- | only gy ““.4";(""(71' u his hunds and | G0 Tuling and nling the petition of Thomas . EX Capital, 100,000.00 apples of Hesperides are tho life, health | pound. ~But that is nothing conpared | vanend imto the widdlo of tho room. His Koy 8 ekl ““"("11"'“‘“‘“‘] 1.,"( el ""‘f?"5.,',','3.'11'5.?}1";3.’ th Tank i g : ; apital, - - § 20U and beauty of Womanhood. - Mus. Pink- | with what they will be worth, Why, | bluo eyos roamed around the aparinont, | AgrE Bt Bo took his watol“again the s il a180 & wocond s " Notary Public and Practical Con-|c. w.HamiLTON, Pros't. | ham'’s Vogotable Compound restores and | Mis, Arp has e ut out and mndo abloast | and finally Tonied Qb lopgibo et ':,",’"“ 2 4 S e oas mdlpl ey s _ 00 garments of one sort or another. | sitting at one of the el re d doceas- veyancer. M. T. BARLOW, Cashier. | presorves all the [Sho hus sowed 500,000 stitchion, and Burned now Witk iy ”\.‘“”,,l "o long- | ot anc o ol 1 it potitioner and peny White I et it hed and darned, and - washed * faces | line gyilw shifted ahowe uncomforts s o Orolublm be appointed executars s, Residence Lots and Accounts solicited and kept sub- and Leader, |and feet, and combed haiv inmumeraple, |y Bly, but did not offer to draw one of the Orderad, that July S0th, A. D, 1883, at 10 o'clock ol o S | Ject to sight check. ., B | She has tied up 500 sore toog; outers, which bristled in A. M.y i assiicned for hearing said potition, whon all g reed e adiitions, be- | Gortificates of Deposit issued pay-| The gentlemen who have served as (et Sises, and | numerous six-shooters, v ri 0 said mitater may appear at s ey Jmiuteciasdiusiaprived tem lovee ik able in 3, 8 and 12 months, bearing | private_sccretarics to the ,,.-'l.-..mnffi and - burhe ghousand tears. | his belt, Finally |uhl1 I(lwm l"""v"““ cheld, n nlmll;-lrn»«l:l ity and I o & _ |interest, or on demand without in- | the United States for the past aad” watched 'em by night | enunciating his words slowly and with of potitioner should n terest. L ‘ll'l\bll“ come out pretty \\l‘” Yy Mlllll'l P8 on \HllL)HII).’ great ‘1‘””“‘“"“{‘,| ia 1 the 1 5 “FOR TABLE USE.” Advances made to customers on | The office | st ot ght now while 1 am writing on my | ¢gam Sturgis,” he said, and the long approved securities at market rate| but -\ " lmff‘r,le.hfix:i(:\‘\'.],:y.tf.»:.'.'l'.h\1""”“ she is looking away up the big | haired follow started, *if Il.'I”I”fi[ltl.]\~“lll printad tor thy The Natural Mincral of interest. vmers are | John Hay and J. C. Nicolay, Mr. Hay | ll]mul says: " u{mul' something vare lI.:l:h” the |||l.||| youllelaim® i wru‘r{\;:'::‘ldi\ Ot headng AL The interegte -« ===« John Ha Pl will happento them boys i they are too | would kill you where you sit.” He paused | i trae copy | closely owarded and every facility | jnarricd a duuuhm of Amasa Stone, ISR D AR 0 Cimnove | & momant and!then continue SWhen p ol 20 KAISER WATER compatible with principles of | the latter's will, opened a few days sine o little .»“,1 ows here just out of [ 1 kill a man I want him to be a good one. ¥ NEBRASKA, ) tw nephews here j 88, sound banking freely extended. gives Mr, Ilu) $100,000 and his wife ey wolt |y o dirty thist*and contomptiblo From rrnuhirm o Bbine, Recommended b | “praw sight drafts on England,ire- | 400 000, Mr. Nicolay is marshal of the | *¢ h ].1, and they unn} Oarl luln'u- got a colt | You lllll'(.l 'n”lfiu't‘mld i 1 A e ‘»u'l'."? "lyn ohlikh i { hG Highes m N retta o7 Eur | 900,000, Mr. Nic raliad oF the | o horse apicco and gono off on o coward to sit there and take it.” il for sl ] FI DER & (0., land, Scotland, and all pa United States supreme court at a salary . T s nothing of the bully in this t, A, M, Ch Sele agents for the U 8. and Canada, 115, 117, 119, " - TAMEY sion,” and L eall "em the infantry c here Wi I ) Akl = “:\uu'n.\_‘lmru L 8. and Canada, 11 T, 1 ws?ll E Uy ana et S of §5,000ay »I« h{:'l“:«ll‘(.:' “;«.-n-.-m-y [““d tell Mrs, Arpit is all vight,” hut ,.p..l, ‘;..A.l,m.’“l.“, or ufu]n-ll'\ lln-r;‘ \\n:‘nn \n.‘;l el A ) Y ; 4 k, G S0 L gits here sewing with her specks on and | ado in his way of making it. me could : 0 G reading and filing b potition of Aloxander = Collections Promptly Made. | arge suma of moneythrough his | (Uorr o et un' the road soo that he mcant what he said, and the | RE ACKNOWL I8y AL Dot Urothier of eccas T eusiang that adminia- t - =% __ | Gonnection with the Whisky Ring, was ““Ihoso children have overstaid | long-haired follow seomed to be so can- | WHOTAY PR Tor, drsma: “fanis WAYLHAING JhGARTAE s United States Depository. indioted. tred snd onulited, o, it something. han | vingod, o b evor Tl Discycs, wni c o R i e ek 3 L i e (IBeOv | hiappened.”” 1f they don't come back soon | his hands hung lisess by his side o T s B 1080 ap10 fictock A wed byt WY ol 5 A ored up in Minuesota, did ot have u | YRS 1R LUNESED SL SR amtod uncomfortably under tho. steady ‘Hard a«nd SOfl: fla:l ‘ 7 et Joce benlt naeyegid dollar when he went to Washington. for that is always the way. Mus, Arp is | blaze of #01d Reese's” eyes, howover and R ok 'mm ou b ; W lIu- is ;.;1 lnllnx‘m'\' nh'm;-‘_. |;-1 | Worth at least 0,000 & pound, and she | finally raised his head, Old Reese point- COKE OR WO00D. petit "fhghat no e of the pon : president and diroctor in half o dozen | o bt amart and keops a-gotting | ed to the door. ring thereof b given o all pe 5 —OF OMAHA— stock compunice, (hat likely 1"“““"[:;"::'3'“ B R fool | Gt e said. nd_if you don't X iaiiuan st ,,4,,,,,‘ ".::-"'“ll--':'n'xulnii"fl!r'l".‘.'".'.‘u‘.:.,,?"’ “influence” in Washi wealthy whenever 1 look at her t e to forget myself and kil a cowapd | prior mmm -m oo r n.rw successive weel Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts.“‘ ley Brown, b ey t an old friend the other duy, and Cin my Wy, . oy BUCK STOVE /jo ,u sl gopy.j egle PR T ket ronan : ion. ) says he: “1 just wish you 1 + long-haived fellow rose to his feet County Juui;e. The Oldest Barking Establishment | month, in ‘]"l"‘»l o adont” Arthas | boys 1'm fixing him up for,colloge, o | and slunk away. His master’s eyo follow SAINT LOUIS. . When Gusfield di Brown | i# Just the surtcst boy in this country. | od him to the'door, and when ‘it closed Omah 1 to retain him, but Brown |} ) Y ¥ i . R in Omaha, kindlyafased o sRial bl But, B | orator.” Ho has got gifts, | behind him hoe went .luu.., 1,..1];..,.1 v Piercs & Bralord RISBQN SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS. | CUCHANEG & S Ak Al [ IHONE | He speaks now like Henry Clay, | ted everybody up to drink, Al respond- | organized in 1808, “‘I""l“"‘\’"“' of I|I| ”‘»l:...‘llll l.l ““lh-l » ‘f | He took th al in declamation. 1| ed, for it was well known that nl.’l lu]m ; £ AGENYT FOR OMA i 2 N v 3 i 33, he Hav, » ‘ oo, | 7 o s e, ( 0] 1 insult to refuse his Organised as o National Bank in 1863, vy, I roker, BIOWN | wish you could see him on tho stage. He | considered it a morta) i o aflcfl CAPITAL . gg00,000 | bulled out of this aftors time aud in now | BR0F GG G | hoapitality, and would be. protty apt to JOHN C.JAQBS, ) SURPLUS AND PROFITS - BAO0I000 | W18 UUALKG RARY A1 ABR SANME: 1 looked at him mournfully, and says | shoot the man who was reckless enough sk gy ‘ REPRESENTS: President Arthw's scoretary, F. J ¥ ruierly Gish &9 Py A Hop nmau OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS l hillips, is & quiet, unas ““““' )"m“j ;I *Ut's sad, very sad. I never knew a | to decline his invitation , 1 h]‘ilh‘l'“‘“llll" E | urance Co,, of muuuu.(‘uh Uyogeresn] Hryax Kovxrze, President My, M 0 HUP e natural orator to be any account. I was|he drank only water himself, and the K R . 904,504.00 x 1 3 . 0 o1 B presi apital sl e Ta N Chtoaten VI et eutloman, for whom the prasident will |6 0ol orator and it Tuined ma, Tve | rlond who introduced us afterward, told | UNDERT i Caniai o RS vorriuton. Saaas ity ARCASHINAY: | never been ax 1 took a pewter | me that Old Reese was strictly temper- | BUBKI‘ u.mm...}m"a (0 M) 1m‘nw g ot Moo, At e 1. Davin, Catie, |l the prosiden [ medal when 1 and I've nover | ate, i v id i ot | MCCARTHY ¢ OFFICE: oo 19 v.nmNulluuu-mk-flnl:ufl BTN AAR RS2 T ——— [ gotten over it. s for speaking a | **Ho has no small vices,” said this ac KE 8 3o, B N { ool Lcin 8 Soasiil K Tukiaem_lowuse e AB Ansy ““'““'“ (spoceh 1 thought, thon time Tl | wier. e neher drinkschows ks | TNDERTs R i Franchico uid principal eities in the United States. Can any « bring ns a case of kidney or | whipned the battle of life and there was [ nor curses; but if you think he ain't ol | Also London, Dublin, Fdinburgh and the principal | jiver compluint that i Bit. | 1 o Ty | T fr e AT fu et BET, FARNM | e o Tt b ities of the continent of Europe. c cure? We say they can | RO more words to conquer; but I've had | h--1 on the shoot, just try him once, 218 14TH STREE' | s o tho Gont g fers with not eesdily curet | We suy they can | ' Bkt on ever ainge, and my medal| T had a long conversation withhim that| AND DUGLAS. \ | W. B. GRING JAS, H. PEABODY M. D, o 3 . |didn't do 1 y good. 1 wish you|night, and the more 1 saw of him the M.D. A i o, | would gaurd your boy against medals and | better 1 liked him. He had o charming | -~ John ), Pebody, UC on anb Cflmmlsslun M h X y urinary complaint | boing ©u Matural | orator, There | ing manuer, was & good conversationalist, & SURGEOQ) prAh (4[4 ant:l Residene, No. 1407 Jone St._Offe, No, 1607 Far. | JUICKIY ¢ ey purty tho “lis but one remedy for a|had read some, observed more, and never | PHYSIGIAY v ey 4 ATTEND 10 S 1y ANY pan op v v naia treet. ' Office hours, 12 m. to 1 b. m, and 3 p. lm'ih'm,‘:.“" ol W nd |natural orator, and “that s to|*‘talked shop,” that is, he spoke about | OFFICE ROOMs 8 and 6 1807 o M‘ (Y CovnTRy, ik st 3ow Yo | 1 seloWp m Telegacus (e offon 7, “Basdeuce, | SRc Rera: | TR BE |marry rich and settle down and wait | himself and his many daring deods with | | Besideuce, 1714 Dougs * . 1499 Douglag ool