Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 11, 1884, Page 7

dr. Wagner's Removal, COUNCIL BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. day for a final h\'m‘ing to-day. is a striking illustration of how can bo causod by the technicatitios and dilly-dallying of tho law and the law- The case delays served figs. Ono was opened and they were found to be fresh and good, Inves- tigation shows that that the figs had been put into jars in a heated state, an apor- ture left for the steam to escape and then - e = - " "* ’ . s THE DAILY Bl‘ l*r“\[()\D\Y FEBRUARY, 11 188 o CANUER' FU”RHNNqTTUuRHE Dr. Wagnor has romoved his office from No. 863 | — soaled with wax, The hint was taken, fSui '!*\1V«'" (3.8 8.) would so u)r‘ warrant us st o e, EW Tasint, WEued 14 WA e piumed SEED CORN. STIAY LAVES PIOM OAKLANID, |And the noxt yant canning frait was jn. | I that it il eire hs mich readudwonrge tor is to be congratulated PRI & troduced into the United States, the pro- ,,',‘.\, Swilt's 80 slite. 1 had N e Dot .| Thie ©., B, & Q. Tante & Circular Let: | 4 1100 Correspondent Gathors Up tho | 3508 boing identioal witi that in voguo in | tricaily o the o o the Sprss, ars ot my by I&s AT : \ ter of Interest to Parmers, Most Interesting of Them, ¥ enty o 1y neck 'th:v\v‘\"‘”-“x ) bed sufterd for ] h - — 1s Mohammedanism Dying? the poison i being forced outof my system, 1wl , 1 Mer. Charles Keit i al agent | Oxxraxn, Ia, February 8.—Coasting | Philadelphia Call. W, . Tlomso, Davishore, J 1} " of the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney, |and sleigh-riding is the mania with our| Ts Mohammedanism dying out! and is 2 s attention wan callod to the | d | ' hands Tur Ber the following circular | young pooplo now, more to be desired | Christianity taking its plac The true 1 ohronmh 1 lotter, wh will prove of interest to answer to theso questions, galling as it y I than skates, Yk l_‘ 56 Mo, 1 M . \ agriculturalists especially ol Pallon s sold his bustnos to | Sy b0 0 oux Raataru pride, martling |1 v, s One of the Best and largest Stocks in the United States L d §| Cmcaco, DI, January 24, 1884, | oy Converse, of Avoea, who takos | Lot us glance at tne material of which g am e i Iy Wit rIHnu for five e to select from. To W. ¥. Morrill, Sup't lowa Lines posossion at once, the Mohammedan world is composed, | "™ P RGN EIC v, Cotambus, Ga. A S Dear Sir’~Wo aro advised that much [onr s | X Wo have for a long timo regardod the | 1mnaves kit e | NO STAIRS TO CLIMB, THE LEARNED The firm of Potter & DeGraff has | 3 g 1 hve seen remarkable rosults from uso of Swift's of the corn raised last year (1883) along U I Turk as a typical Moslem, merely bo- [Specifio on acancer. A young man here has | ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR the line of our road is unfit for seed, and [disolved by mutual consent and the firm | caugo ho wds in our historio fore- [ fin\Seed firayesrs with the most angry looking eat S OR. u o ~ ' that it will be nec to prooure seed [will now be known as DeGrafl & Co [ground, but beside the brethron of his | hottlo wadea wonderfol change, after flve hot ‘3&0'3l bt for the next crop outside of the state, For about four yoars the firm of Potter |creed ho sinks numerically into insignufi- [ Hos wore takon, he is nearly or quite well. - 1¢ is truly b - We un and the reason of the fail- | & DeGraft has stood at the head of our |cance. 3 M. F. Crusay, M, D, Oglethorpe, Ga. ure of tho 1883 crop in thia respect to bo, | business houses, and we predict that the | _The following table will give a clear [ Ourtreatiso on Blood and 8kin Discases mailed 338 LARIMER STRERT. that tho soed for the erop came from a [now firm will sustain the reputation of |idea of the real numerical power of f{reetompplicants o o0 | b latitudo further south than that in which | the old. Ielam: Dl & ARG AL REBASONS it wea intended to grow, and that the| About twenty-five of our citizons N. Y. Offtoo, 150W, 234 8t., botween Oth and 7th Avs . . | germ of this southern corn was destroyed | visited Avoca Wednesday evening to hear ~n 0 156 6 the teem RHOY ! Why yo shold try tho celobrated Dr. 1. Waguor® ( by the firat frost. ] ; X1ib 166ture deliversd i by tHeiHon, Ools tings 18 conneckion. Wi sy 1. “Dr. H. Wagner i3 a natural physicia It is not our wish to interfere in any [fax, The universal verdict was a good corporate nawme of a greatroad, Fowner, oonveys an of ust what { The Greated Tiving Phrenologist way with the business of others, nor to lecture and time well spont. required by the traveling o man he will be little found in sex, and is troubled with e: bashfuluess in their presence. , Dobility, Nervousnoas, Total snlca, $2,700. e — - 10WA NEWS, next world, buf he will not black man s daughter nor give his own to him to wife. marry the Patent Dried Emit Lifter. : 3. . . b \ “Few can 0308 you a8 0 doCtor.” constitute tho railroad company in any [ A pleasant time was reported by those et Short Tine, Quick Time HAS COMMENCED AT N\ o Dn. 3. Suoes, sense the agent of the community in pro- who spent Thursday evening at the resi- ::" :::; e it *_"";:,‘; \ --\'m.ny?fi».\.fl'fi".fi(",fo".tl Mavinomit ) | curing a good supply of seed for this | dence of Postmaster Robinson, BoniL “'L ¢ © 10°000,000 | shed by tho greatest railway in Awerica, edgo of disease and medio year, but wo think it can do no harm to| Trotter, of The Avoca Delta, was |Zanzibar 1,500,000 [ ] ] 4. “Tno aflicted find read nm n?'fif{',“;:,, call tho attontion of those mterested to [looking aver town Tuesday, Bemion sowon | FAHTCAGO, NI ILWAUREE once.” 2 3 | the importance of making early and or- [ Editor Cox has a brand now job pross, | Hindoos, British sbjocts: 1,000,000 . b chr In & rogular \'I;'ul‘ e from | ganized effurts to get aced in the locali- [ “I¢ is a daisy.” Foreign oditors please | Malays ... v “::::}:m sy s 12 horouthit, paciud on | tie8 Whero it is wanted, and affording | make a noto of this. K i’,j:,j\t‘, onpll 000,000 And St. Paul is beloved science, especially on th\‘lm Hlux'll m(‘l as may be |-rqmir.’ Mayor Freeman’s son Chylu died this | Circassians, Tartars, ot 100,000 . . To this eud it is suggested that you | morning (Fri . ken | Afghs 3elooc] 000,000 b Rl R B o T Ry COR. 15TH AND DODCE, STS., ia City Chroniclo. &Y i stod to assis i y o, os. | tions reac the groat business con e iy Mook Lo oo Mo, | that they bo iustructed to assist, and T Theso aro, of cuurn‘o, round figures, ,;“';;,‘\(;;, h 8l tho great | Pt o permit our atation agent to assist, inaid-| Suit, but at least fairly Yeliable, and while all dssrtpton o Snor Ll and Fost Rouko bewoen in the lurgest and best lighted room in the city. ;/The Doctor' long exporiono aa el | ing local orgunizations to secure the For gentlemon at tho roller skating rink | Mussclmans do not beliove alike, yet they | Chivaso, Milvaukee, 8. Dl and Minnoapolis > & o :,',':;;“A\j\;;"" bt e U | nocessary supply of seed corn. [is a box coat, tight pants, and a scull cap | unito on the following questions, ‘and are | - Guicat Milvaukeo 1a G st Wittt rc— ' You should permit the * use|withgilt cord.” Several of these suits|much less irreconcilablo than the Chris- | _Chicago, Milwaukoe, Ean Clairo and Stillwater: ey of local facilities belonging to the com |are now being made from the elogant new | tian denominations, unloss the Arha. | €Ghcako, Miwaukoe, Wawsau ant el o . 3 pany, and you areauthorized to extend |spring goods just received at Smith & | bees, may be excepted, and they are the Watikesha and Oconomiowos \ Plain Facts Plainly Spoken. |to such agents as may bo employed by | Toller's, the leading merchant tailors, 7| cranks of the Mosiem world: isou and Praielodu Chion M Rt i local organizations to make purchasoes|and 9 Mlmn n(rlont, This firm have ob-| 1, Belief in ono true God, D T At ono tima » disousslon of tho seerot vico wan en- | and shipments of corn for seed, any and | tained the well deserved reputation of Bolief in fature lifo, reward and Tigin, Rockford and Dubuque R Y " ) g b hardiy montion it | all rensonable facilities for so doing. being first class artists in cutting and fit- | | inishment. “':\':y'.'f:i‘i‘r‘\'\'.'&.‘::yi‘?l"" “""\U\' Rapids We offer special inducements in every line of physician is of & ‘1 orcutopinion; he & | Your division and assistant superin- | ting, and their trimmings are the finest 3. Beliof in the Koran as the word of ¥, Sioux \id Yankton ‘ gante: thoueh 1 | tondents, and through them, all station | the Tand affords, d interproted by Mahomat. o e o npaa | ( sud agents, should reccive copics of this = 1. In divine revelation to Adam, Abra- ‘aul and Minneapolis. H b communication, and should be inssructed KLORLERY EECREBILAN ham, Noah, Moses, Christ, Mahomet. R ¢ ) gr ot properly estinited; and to suggest th"w the local nv;ww- per ul{ The following deeds were filed for re-| 5. The act or expression of faith (](ule- o8 of th %fi\cw;o ] tached toa subject which by | attention to the matter, it being one of ; MR Pebruary | et AILWA'Y . . i ; M B cord in the recorder’s office, February | wet). 4 grent importanco to tho community, as | 070 12 the recordors offess BeDrury | Mo, g yumbors and such tho belief Carpetings, OQil Cloths, | ontracted by the young |well as to the road. Y, veportec for tho BEE Dy L. €| ot Tolam, a mighty force working vnlh 1 whilo attending echoo ' gidor companions through | Y onrs truly, E. P. Rieny Mahon, real estate agent: cloan, eaaily handlod weapons, »‘i( aoquired throd ¢ General Freight Ag Martin Williams to J. A. Champion, | Among tho negro races tho Moslem has ; perionced; the pr il bo repeated again and | Approved part sw} swi 2, 77, 44 infinite advantage over the Christian in, until at last the habit becomes firm and R bty e . s b h Sup't. ' ;; e a7t oyt T. J. Rorren R. H, Woodmancy to Benjamin Bam- | missionary. The missionary is nover i ? ’ : ons aro usnally th ults of selt-abuse, = bow, lot 10, block 10, Macedonia. really on a level with tho black man. He NMeCORMICIS i e . o8 ATt aH AN sl Allen's Br Food be Flora J. Mitchell to C. F. Craig et al, | will tell him that he has a soul to be e - The most careful attention given to all work. New goods arriving ] sbrengthens the Brain and 8} ne} 18, 74, 40, $2,400. savod: that he will be his brother in the daily to make the most complete stock in the west of . . emissions and oruptions on the faco, ctc.,are also ebade b S LA o prominent symptoms Sy : 2 I he violently isted In, more serfos o ———— : i . How Intelhgence Progresses, B 17 the practice N Printing Eroceedings. i Dutl)u‘]uu is looking forward to a union s A AS USEFUL NO DEALER y convulsions, are cxperienced, and R i 4o epot. . co Monshly for February. J fall into a complete state of idiocy be. | The Oakland Acorn comes out now in | =50 7% T | ‘o Monshly ‘ebruary, IN A ) ™ s ol oves i a stirring editorial on the printing of tho | The Firet National bank of DoWitt, | Trom the lowest to tho highest creat- 4 e Ly svetyi ussve uspopr s e hniiers | GAPIR LSS0 000 HIBTb SR Craantz utes, intelligence progresses by acts of| GROCERY Groceries DRAPERIES, SHADES, POLES AND CORNICES, Posaiblo ffort to do so; but if you fail, if your nervous “; ‘fl_ g fhii y *[‘; Cedar Rapids has packed 131,602 hogs | discriminations; and 1t continues so to v too mucl ed, d cos B! it g at the y of “‘sou ing o D i roure: ong o a N CE 3 3 . ly t0o much’ ~<1mu‘r1:‘c Ll oes this expecting th ie cry S0ur | quring the season up to the 1st inst. progress among men, from 11\'30 :x}:‘»:: STORE OAN AFFORD We invite Comparison. ¢ frood yourse 1 you to go it for it 18 o great pposn thatany one may, for some. time, itt e wive himself up 16 this fascinating ent without suffering from ite © time. The number ol to fill the duties been Indeed, a few months' practice t to induce spermatorrhea. 3 Intor years,and I have many of such cases under treat mentat the present day. Young Men [Pho may be euflering from the effects of youthts grapes” will be raised by those papers which are favored with ofiicial patronage. Tt rightly takes the position that where there are real newspapers said newsp will give the news as news, and fully portrays the usual mode in this county by sayings “In most cases pro- ceedings of the board are drawn out without any regard to brevity and econ- omy, so that a week’s session of the board will fill a large number of squares, the greater portisn of which is redundant vorbiage and mal-apropos resolutions which have to be paid for at the legal Afton is swarming with horsebuyers and good animals are selling at $100 and $150 each. Sanborn is going to have a cheese fac- tory. Now, why can’t Portsmouth have such an establishment. Keokuk has packed 40,000 hogs this season, and would have packed more but for the scarcity of hogs. P. J. Cowan, ex-treasuror of Hardin county, has waived examination and been bound over on $17,000 bail. Dubuque has forty-seven insano pa- tients at the hospital at Independence,at a cost of $1,924 per annum. There are 2,201 gas burners in the ignorant to the most cultured. rightly—to put in the same group things whichi are of essentially the same natures, and in other groups things of natures essentially different—is the fundamental condition to right guidance of actions. Beginning with rudimentary vision, which gives warning that some large opaque body is passing near (just as closed eyes turned to the window, perceiving the shade caused by a hand put before them, toll us of something moving in front), the advance is to developed vision, which, by exactly-appreciated combinations of forms, colors, and motions, identifies objects at "runt distances as prey or enomies of this or that kind, and 8o makes T0 1R Without 1v. “We Will Not Be Undersold.” Williams’, Dry Goods and Carpets, corner Fifteenth and Dodge. Our importation of Embroideries and Insertions arriving late, are just opeued and will be sold at One-Third Tess than the Usual Price. COME EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTIONS. Muslin -~ Und:rwear at Extremely ILow Prices, b follies o indiscretions will d il themsely {s ; ] et Bomovar ld - the it 1 ma | rate. Tho proccodings do 1ot como ouc |now capitol. ot Des Moines, OF this | Porible adjustmonts of conduct for scour- WX A . TARNILES. | ering humanity. DR. WaexkR will guarantce to for- Eias g o £ ks | number 1,003 may be lighted by el ing food or evading death That progre a | it 8600 for every 1;1‘:1\.01 ull;flxml uml.‘.;s:?: pmlm in official turn? until three or four wu.u s rlumtm' y be lighted by elec- sing perception of differences and conse- | M, & CLARK, SOLE PROPRIETOR, i g‘l;fu'{j‘;o;'ny;;“:gg‘m;‘;;“° aracter which hounder: | after the session of the board, and it is | tFiCLy- quont greater cotrectness of classing con- | OMAHA, NEBy ! safo to say they are not read by one out rl;fi:magflfirnn"d grifl: tmli“ dflfl“' 1{";"1 stitutes under one of its chief aspects tho RN I B P I E — e RR e e i onroe, was totally destroyed by | development ot mind, is equally scon &}mhflfl@m RESTORED, Middle Aged Men. Thy) i ©% | fire on Thursday. Loss, $2,500; 110 in- | whon wo pass from the rolatively simplo il o) g . PR i Hiein s (wane RS physical vision, o the rolatively complex ek G s ome time ago the council of this city he electric light company of Burling- | intellectual vision—the vision through the | Sira: Which b will snd FICEE o L tellow-sfiarer e e e o tha binn: | used to drag out its proceedings in like | ton is receiving orders for Inmps to such | agency of which things proviously grouped | Address. J. 1i. RESVES. 43 Clntuam st Now York desycfien ascompaniod by o sUghY stusrlog fon bt nmmmri mn]v;g tl:e ckxt); about S‘-’,OOH an extent that their present plant is ex- | by certam external resemblances or by l g | seustion, sud s woaken(og o o2 |year. Tue Bee took the position that |hausted. certamn extrinsic circumstances come to manner the patient cannot account for. ~ On examin. [ Y7 3 PRI A v 3 ' . \ gty opotl ey i S | O amount would bo better exponded | 4 vein of coal has begn discovarod on [be more iruly grouped in conformity Jomes Modioal Institute ahpout, o tho color wil bo of thin mi ]‘i;ul;e:;::,:.{:;r haik \X:f::;g";i‘vum:ll ?]R, the farm south of AMia. It is about ‘C’}”; ““i“’ ""l"_"‘t”fi M{“"I“{‘fe}' or natures. ) Chartered by theStateof I1li Situated in West Omaha only two blocks from the proposed line of b ging Lo a dark and procoedings which wero of. general inter. | LIvLe foet below tho surface, 27 inches | JACoVeORSC 16 “’"“L’fc‘l‘_’r‘m:;:fi“h‘lfli3‘;‘3 84 oo imiehahurbete | the Cable Cars, with the Balt Railway Crossing one corner, aud only three est as news. Tue Bee did so. The g® £ 2. o a 4y : ley 4 0!l chronic, urinary and pri- | quarters of a mile from the presen reet-car me, al he prices we are o thiok ud ot aoodusitiy iy 7 A, it st Sl ahic Srosyasdst | quarteraiofia mbatapiit) bihiepk A tthen other papers had to follow suit, and the | A new hotel is proposed in Fort Dodyo | 1, fancq tho early arrangerent of plants 8 Gicotandsyphitisinallthei | asking for lots. needless expenditure was cut off. The —th]u Snell hotel, to ‘:m ]{:mutud at the e naiEads “um'ahmhs. et > Z‘f;';fffi'::l?( lfiunls.kl‘nrl‘xou:g & o i Soinmante ations should b adiressd, . Ty | in regard to tho proceodingsof the county |streots. Snell asks water, yts and taxes | % ound of distinction, and tho assom. permanentlycared by reme- st Eey 3 > ). 2359, Denver, Colorado. board, and wives Tie BEp credit for by, | free for five years and §5,000, The sub- A dies,testedin a Forty ¥ OFFERS SUCH INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS EITHER FOR 1 it v vaon | ing “tho firat to give the substance of the | 5oription paper is out, "{"'“ e lf“"""fl'("h & ,"'"wd ey T Loaton by Drearme, & (Jl;ns?d rm‘;\hm] f}wm”wllfliny: :"fl”'"‘!fl "‘:l‘f;‘ on 'L"?.“'“b‘]"_hv f‘" ‘t“,bi“- Or still better, take the popular classific- .A,A':nf"fl'e:'flul'!fn\'é ,’,;L’;,c:r‘,,“E!,’l,'.‘j‘\’,Ifi.ig;‘,'“fg‘;’.' oy Pl S A k6 has a circulation second to none in by accidentally catching his foot in & |ation which puts together under the | fonal or by letter, sacredly confidential, ~Med. ots in Thornbnrg Place are bound to double in value during the g vattamie o v, o il of > A i ent by Mall and E: . N ki Py A FRIEND TO ALL. ¥ ‘itgtf]\(‘)'“.ms"u u,y-lfimf' find i 1‘.““1;";)',’ m:d hd}“mk )(‘1“ ‘“]”"m "m;c'm’ gamo general name fish and shell-fish, ivcaaf:g: “{o indicate contents or sénder. Address | coming summer. Now is the time to gt the nicest lots ever placed on L e SRR SRECORITS (A0 A Some Inter: | MIment.tho, STAlIbeC Shockinn o e | and under the sub-name, shell-fish, puts | Dr.JAMES,No. 204Washington 8t.,ChicagolIl; | the Omahamarket. Pricey $150. to $250. on monthly payments. One Who is Needed and Nobly Fills his | #3ting acts, doubtless, by measnring up | crushing Jim in a shocking manner. | ¢ogpiher crustaceans and mollusks; nay, | = onmrm— . AEE” SR some of tho printed procecdings and | This was Mr. Bawright's first trip, and | which goos further, and regards as fish | o ace. Somparing bia moeanear gat wih the bila | BFoved alao 5o ba hia last whlah sose turther andevard aa {1l armenter a‘ce \Z!ncl are presented to the board. The | The {Top O’ the Morning Comedy | of the likencss in their modes of lifo as ! g;tlxru;:lull:llnll;:l«:xr;ld, a8 '-v:sllrn‘g :“lln ;Jlroupu wuls n'm]nuu?m}“w]dplponr at |inhabiting the water, and partly because il o o iyt s 2k, has show some queer figures | Creston on the 25th of March; but the |of some general resemplance in their g 7 e 8 drasiianer o, 1s 110 | o somie il in tho past, | manager of the opera houso has received |tastes, orcatures that. aro in tholr cason: 825 10 8400, ench—Easy terms. 50 clegant lots in htendtothe | One thing is certain, The proceedings | 4 lutter canceling the date, The reason | tial natures far more widely separated DR i wnd tho méans of gaiuing | Of the county board are drawled oul 23 | agsigned is that a fow days ago, in a Mis- | than a fish is from a bird, are grouped gho groauat prakica goods to mankind froni tho in: long as pos nblw_’_ sourt town, l.l:;]ndv}nca agent FKilled the | under the same class and under the same |;;.u'|.|< Dr nl Waigter, who i lncatod ot 545 Larimer ‘ = proprietor. This leaves the company i, 5 premtied st e BOLD EIGRWATMEN. - - (soemiaistion sl - AR ‘"“f’@%‘:fl#w e o i g ho U, P. Dopolt 8175, to $800, mosthly fast 03 i nn ftho joading mod D -ucsday. fast the Lttle town of Mil- LB UNFAILING \ \ o) o st 80 of theU. e po! 5. to monthly installments. names a4 Dr looket spressl ST Marengo, in Lowa county, was all excite- I ouning ProNAL #::‘u".‘.:‘)‘:%..i'u;.. ‘.,’.‘,:: Ak tod Phis ‘1" e mont over & Feported. doublo trazedy. Epileptic Fits; | QuEn CAE nikiY Vid and Manhoon D vavol" Ho has viied overy sectionof th IR A S S The outline of the crime is as follows: Spasm, Falling | Guawswreen. ” Sond at onco for Nlustrated 2 tho different 0 Y lor, A young German, who has been employed v Sickness, Convul- | VOLPALO BELR C0. M Mich, 3 il o thevarous yorions of o countey, ]Uu Hl‘hu;fld;y c‘}'lfil""lg of é“t ""’"‘(; }ny ‘élrn S}llmsler on her farm near Mil- | gions, 8t. ce, Alcohollsm, Beautifnl 24 acre lots at $250, each. particularly ey of ¢ it [ about 8 o'clock, while W, C. Crane and |lersburg, has been very attentive to Mar % e ( ’ - 3 i THE he pon nealth and tho difforent forms of dis- ) 'y atten Y | Optam Eating, Beminal Weakness, Iim: ) TH 5 : S S RN B poui ware coming up from Adan | Shustor o daghter ot . splyor | chm, Zett, St ot DISEASES OF THE _ \gight los in Boyls additon, $175. cach. 12 lots in Patrick' tensive ob-ervation and almos® unlia ted pra " . he girl Tefus 3 1 B h h on, 50, to 85 ots in Plainview, the finest ones in this 5 B “‘ w wu;‘:,rm;\wm;m yoars ago equip- tic, where they had been with hay, they On [l-‘“u,g?y |,nél ::;BS,’,:;:!B)":;,Z;?:hz;’:,z; Nervous and Blood Diseases. E ! E & EAR “d:i::‘m:: 8475 to $500. 1 4 o iankind, the craaiad ey dees, 1o o xumllml’f’.d ".‘;“ the] ]:“g“?d 'lduml' ever, and when the girl refused to listen | EF"10 Clercymon, ) Litarery Moo, Lots in Barkers Sub-division and the following additions: Isaac’ & general branches of practi ouse, seven miles south of Exira, by two [ to his a1, eal he deliberately shot her. | Loittary émpkd 3 Nervous Prose J, T. ARMSTRONG, M, D. Selden’s, Redick’s, Mllard and Caldwell's, West Omaha, Kirkwood, Oma-~ ring ail s vpo kn wisdgs and power 1o b men who stepped from the thich bushes, :"" f“‘b“l‘l”"]‘"“y lifeloss, ~ The would- | tration, mregularitics of ”,'b“‘“‘"’ stomach, e Dol ha View, IHawthorne, Pike place, Oredit,iFroncier, Done: kens, Park o the fos which smong ti ) b d . (re g g5, or Who " : 4 gusssantuinis sie i T wida axpeen and on their refusing to obey were fired ],?,,',1,14 Prispers E‘;fi::u',?;:"i:i ,wfh:“f:}; m tonle l:?‘f,fuuz‘.f‘m Wimulent, Samaritan Ner- | @CWIiWE Ianc Aurim i;lme Parkers, Capitol Hill, Hartman's, Plainview, Wileox, Burr Oak, discard, and aftor cquipping himself a+ his trained |upon by the would-be robbers. Some |gonsiderod fatal, i vine 15 invaluabie, anam Btrest opposite ¥axton Hotel, Omans | [{anscom place, Oak Knoll, Rees’ Place, &e &c. Judgment s a0 well able b0 wivisg b ho oot | oight or nine shots were fired, one of the | The disappoarance of Mr. John M- fThousande @ED Several choice acre tracts in Gises addmon Hawes addition, South- Poating the rouults and succcss achieved, it s only | balls 0““"""! through Oale's cap. His|Real, near Scranton, is atill shrouded in | BISCHirp [t feimost Omahaana West Omaha, A choice B acre piece in Tuttles Sub.division, b K{‘“'\f‘fih?‘if’.’»‘u‘{:a‘l ‘f:.'ufu'.’u' e i:,h: frightoned l;rz"‘;?:)e] l’fl;}’l{h{::‘:l‘lfi:::’; 5?:; BYNERY) lw'"‘ littlo apparent hopo of un- | ant that ever sustala- []l‘l aasl H l‘as a # acres in Okabama. 8 one acre pieces on Sherman Avenue, near the section of f raveling the same, ed o sinking system, Sroas Dok s vos :u“dul: mu{l lpl‘lngll‘n'g into » ruB, Bert | wore u:fgngad uf’mfiflflffi“ :’:n“:.::: "hert | #1.50, at Druggists. vy I gt{ur grourdn} n(n)l.«:::)(;n::-flv:::p“:lxjfe business lots on Dodge, Farnam, sson of o field of | being behind, struck his mules and threw | founa The DR, 8, A. RICHMOND, . R arney, Jackson eets, Wik Lo 40 | gl flut ‘upon the hay-rack and lob| \ehich foarr e ;‘,,‘é‘;{;‘;";‘:‘{,;‘,‘,“‘;,,"'{;‘; MEDIGAL 00. Sole Fron Eh'flagfl: St Paul, Mlflflflflpfl"s and We have the finest market garden pieces to be had around Omaha. o i of L‘:Sx":wftl’i"( intetcctinl | them run, b'l‘hu sttack ou Calo Crane | mgttor has boon taken, At present tho s, AL Aoastie B4y D —p S Nalialimasiawact Four, five and fen acre tracts on 16th street, north of the fair grounds, Yehch. the highest aphere of nseulnces to suf | HAUSL have boen for pure and indisorimi-| pephew of MoNeal is lying in jail to |Lont Stoutenhurg and Co., AventsChioagn, Tl Tho ek Lriene ol (i e i el agaid ' $400. to $1000 each on monthly payments. & Bumanity—the plane of finvcial indopen | nate robbery, and that, too, for a mere |4yait the action of the grand jury at the LEGTRIC the A few nice acre coruers in west Omaha, at Jess than half the price fagarc O, Waunat has couwlbuied o s bevars "l‘}“-llzofll‘“ boys :’mld not h""’h”"“" ©X- | April term of the district court, Per- Dll III)RNE S ELEGTRIC BELT BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the LOGAN | asked for adjourning land. s o af o Lok o Tarlmr atret, ooposite l::s:dz:u“l 1 ;;\;m:g ‘::mcl{vlzb:z:d:;l ::;:;: 1.;,:.l f;ér;'h«;r duvlelopmeuu may be uud nfi.lt’.,fi“.".“.w,} through Concord and Colerldge Two lots, containin g 14 acres each, in Bnrkeru\lotment.aouflww offic -, X 20 P G0F 008 e X earth efore that time, He is charges Ll ighis, 1o ow Woeks, and videncé that th ) D ping and 1ve 8 % ina o weeks, and s au evidoncs et ang | our outlaw sympathizers think now. Cale | with boing instramental in making away <'n‘|>....4.u'l'..'“ d.fli’.. .’.!.,{ :r? 'n‘Al}u:fiuNmfi'!.;gIN. street $800 and $1,000. Easy ;"6'(')'0 Wil divid W b ol Si'ths wetropoils of the 'yl —(bou | Crano is a man that has not an enemy in | with his uncle, and the further motter of etk Hancheo the best partian of the Biate Speeisl % 3 acres, south 13(h strect, § ill divide. hole loqt{ the country as we evor heard of, and 10 | having 4 considerablo amount of money |“ g Wy, Rorfolk and Tisctngion, sud vie Biae to ol | in Boyd's additin at bargain. These ave the best lots i thataddition. Sty one would wake .m{x an assault on his | o his hands, of which ho could not give i Gty ke :{:«)I{Jm l‘:,.ll;';r":l;’,\uuo SR WAGNER & 00, | 5 Intellgen) acoousl A by et e e DR. H. WA " SUII a¢ It A T— K "l| 000 Wm:l‘dd!llet Buy It, Lughon, Bloux lty, boica, Hartington, Wayne aud 3 R - a ! 5 h 5 Honsh—1 was s le S 4 ol 3 338 fLarimerSt. AddressZBox 2389,| The habess corpus case by which | rrom a Napies Letter. ;"f'u'“ ualag & bal ’5 o siieted witn M"::'onneov at E1mix |Inall parts of theeity, We have some great bargains in residence g DENVER,*COL, “Doctors” Roeves and Thompson are A ;" dillningullr fact that wo are in-|‘"&hy Tfi.u".,.m...[u. with ‘?:’I«nfi,’"‘im“"’“j{‘&.‘.fi,"g mnumum.u-kum.»L-a:ug.-nun--uuxn to Vel property. seeking to get out of going to Memphis | debted to l‘um’nell lur the great industry | st wy store, 1420 Douglas street, Omaba Neb. ‘ ‘”"I "l ZL ST A XS excavations wi 5 ri r blog ug's B ; i a0 Nillmo o g o i S| 5 Dyt L | L% o e g o on|| e N. E. CORNER 13TH AND FARNAM day, oud the matter was 1aid over Sun-|a pautry of o houso, meny jars of [re-|" Grdems hiled 00 D, _ AFTirkata AR he Mg ok ope e A0 + ) v . . - n = _— s s L H T ” e e RN ” it 5 e