Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1884, Page 2

. . marry one. ‘irouble anyhow. o % (15007 1A | Beated pronmns, v el et Bl ria For Neuralgia ™ ) . ¢ I know how Morgan was killed,” said | Sesled propossi, indorsed “Proposas for Beef” (:ids ¥ "W Not in the simmering still, over smok- ! The h\fr'u'lw'_"-n rl'f‘ l‘x""umpm whatever | Mr. Woed, “and where and_when he was | it Tl st b ubmitted in eparste snvelopes,) For R} ti g fires, choked with poisonons gases, and 1t may be, is hefore the Michigan Legisla- | killed, and who killed him. It was & [ tho caso may be,)and ™ e srounded with the stench of sickening ture in theshape of a bill to make huging | ireadful murder.” [ Oolumns, Pilasters, Lintels, Fencing, Cresting, Railing, Bto. For Rheumatism adors and rank corruption, doth onr Father 8girl against her will apenitentiary offence. | “How do I know?" he asked, repeating 3 Gast, and Wrought Iron Beams. . ious essenco of No measure of this sort is likely to pasa. for;, “1 know beeatise (48 ¢ 1 F Rh tis 1 Heaven prepare the precious essence of 0 M A ); my question. “1 know e ri 3,000,000 pounds Beet on the = " or eumatism ifo.pure cold water. But in tho green NO girl—unless the girls of Michigan are | nals themselves confessed it to me before 000 pounds Bean 0 pounds Baking Agents for THE HYATT PRISMATIC LIGHTS. For Rk tism \ Mdell where the red deer totally different from all other girls—wants | hey died.” 5,007 vounds Coffos, g or Ivheumatisn 1ade and grassy dell, ywhero the red deer y { . hey died. 0,000 potinds Feed, 105,000 A an e child loves to plny, thero Ay sch law ms that: it would speilabout |1 S howibie s T snid, “Will you el iead, oo iy diminy, w00 | THE MURRAY IRON WORKS co 3 Bumng“]n. owa. | oy imetf brews it; and down. Tow down : Dinety-nino one-hundredths of all the fun | yhe publie abont i7" e Rl f ):nr bt B ir’n“;]lu”:l‘:».-[pl.'-wl( I\A:‘H“" ‘\'f'l'..-'ri"«‘fl'o fousitain thero is in this world, and every enterpris- | ‘AJ’«,, I have told it partially before, Tt .Iz'.”;m‘;,\",.,.'J;.';(""n:n} LMy THE LARGEST IRON WORKING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE STATE. For a Lame Back murmur and tho rills sing; and high upon |INg young.man in the State would he in | wag in 183, about five years after the snd- [ Saia, 40000 potnds' st Lenb ) For a Lame Back “ie mountain-tops, where the naked gran- | “il within th [ Philadelohia Times. | qen disappearance ‘.r‘;\lum:m,um on my L 3 " ite glistens liko gold in the sun—where the | A uld Use, i the Masons £wo men vol- [ At Biankets, Woolen and Cotton Gonds, (con, For a Lame Back torm-cloud broods and the thunder-storm “kvnnvln Balsam for ‘11”;. i) ?ptllllmik;- b witnesses, Oue of these | Gaieo, 155,000 ;. Diiling, 5,000 vards; Ducko y obric O crashes; and away, far out on the wide, | It is eming more eases of Conghs, Colds, Ast. | men was John Whitney. free trom sl sizing, 80,600 yards; Doni 0 | Doctor Thomas' Belectric Oil | (RaMC) "Gh ke e Rurricani howls it | P, Bronehiis, Croup, ant all Throat and | ™ T'inkc 3r. Weed s tho other wa the | it Sinkham, 150000 vatis: Kentiory SPECIAL NOTICE TO Doctor Thomas' Eclectric Oil | jyusic, and the big waves roar the chorus, | kD¢ troublos, than any other modicine, man that had charge of tho old fort where | 17t/o0) yari: Biached Stecing, K d Othe b ' Be ic Oil sweoping the march of God’—there He ofund your money if, after taking | MOrgan was confined by his captors, Hickory " Shiiting, 10000 yards; Calic G 3 s )yt Dctor homsaa’ Keleaseio O (Pt 5 baverage of Tife—tnalth-give | B oo ger i yout mongy Ji, ftes Subick | e weav on | B0 sanie; Windey, 1600/ ards) Cl rowerg of Live Stock an d Doctor Thomas' Eclectric Oil iig watar. 0 cants and 81, For salo by Schosder | “I invited them to eat some oysters with S oI T T R A y ., nious articles, NTION TO E - And everywhere it is n thing of beauty; 3 me after the trial, and while we were at Plows, Rakes nd for WE OALL YOUR ATTE! SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, | e ey e s i the —— the table John Whitney consented, M s required for the sorvice. o be ™ 4 Yl ini s i How (o Use Bones. eply tomakeaclean hreast | d¢livered at Chicago, Kansas City, and Sioux City. . A 1,00 ommer rain, shining in the ico-gem till the o Ui reply (o ou urgeucy tomal Hrena N o Ay e o I a e | §lc, romas' EoLROTRIC OIL-§|{I] | rocs scem turned to Tiving jowels; spread- | prant food is comsentnted in Jones, and |of it about the murder of Morgan. He de hatn of the. Pasife Doast, hi inpted » i ;& en vail he setting clared the terriblo secret had been a bur- sco. ot | FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Props,, |2 8olden vall over tho sclul S o8 | most gardeners, who make o business of | Gted the tergble ette (od, ed e Ao ansportat "Tiho articles, g0ods, | 1t 1ath best and chapest food tor stook ot sny Kind, Gno pound is ecunl tq three pound of e % N. Y illvery gauze around tho midnigh i thie | raising fruit and vegotabl preciatetheir [£50 O A O8N rero whe left the Todige | 35 ubplies hat way not be contracted for' 016 | stack fea with Grovod Ol Cake 13 the ¥all ana Wintar, inswéad of rnning dowi, B LCISRes [0 AN, Buffalo, N, sporting in the t, sleeping in the | y10® 1o great drawback to their use ig [ 014 Who the e o LD | delivers at the Aganc % and bo In good marketable cor.tion n the spring. Dairymen, et ol A% NN Vals "X dress . glacier, dancing i hower, folding | tho diffculty of reducing them to sufficient | 90¢ dArk night to put Motuns ot of i edulos ‘showin the ‘Kinds. A ruaiities of | 1™ merits: TeY 1t and fude tor yenraalven, " Pric S B3t T RRER v, MUPANY Omats Neb | bright snow-curtai y above the win- [ o * ay immediately | WA, lest ho might reveal tho secrets of the | Sehedilos showing tho Kinds and - qua HENNIING S |ty e oo i pirts nay fmelisely iy 340 S sone o e men. RSS2, 55 St Ao @R IMPROVED | ris that serapls zono of the sky whose | LG und tho adulteration of thoground | The others were Col. War, King, Garside = T bl SOFT yrp s the Tain of carth, whose woof 8 | ou'\ere low frequent, this excellent for- | Howard and Chubbock, They went to the e ek o ot W HOLESs.ATLKE f the sunbeam of n, all checkered o'er | )iz would be more commonly used. |lorty bound the prisoner he 7 | and all uther atructions will be f s e § y al b ¢ with cel al flowers by the mystic B i i T laid him in a boat, carried him to about the | upon appli the Indian Office in Washington, ELASTIC SECTION oy by She mynio wand L2 ol bo mors eommonlynaed ; o ot L T R Wt SF rarefaction, still always it is beautiful, | {'C WIHG NORE S TG marden, | middle part of the Niagara river, whero it or Streot New York; W 1! that blessed cold wate Weo have applied them with great profit in | VA% 1o tiles to cither shore, and there, | i of subsistance, U. + ot Cheyenne Chi. No poison bubbles on its brink ; its foam | 410 AV Tn tree planting they are | g Weights o his head and fect, they orth, O it Louis, Saint Paul, ] bringzs not madness and murder; no blood | ¢ +er Densable, They can be ld of | 1tn him _overboard. . When he had told Ao, Yaskion; the Posimatiot i ] 13 warranted towear Yonger, o [ staing its Jiquid glass; palo widows and Gt PORPURCER, S T M UG CT e story. Whitney said Tio felt selieved. g AT AT IR e arTlon ket an dihvee Govt.. | starving orphans weep not burning tears | o W00 A TR D They pick | The other witness turned to him and said Dadgo C mpoiia, Kureks, ureat wid vil. [ in its clear depths; no drunkard’s shriek- | s TN L Y PICK | {Johin, Weed can hang yon now.” *Yes,’ said | Bend, foward. Hutcoinson. Larned, Mo TEE NEW HOUSE OF » T 3 iy them up about thestreets, gardens, slaugh: P4y b ; Marion, Med: Lodge, Nowt: i ing ghost from the grave curses it in words 4.0 weq the remnantsof butcher's meat | 'Y bitney, ‘but ho won't.’ T thought much | SEmine Troicia, Wellington, Wie e o 7 r Ther | of despair! sold to families, This kind of bone is fine | APout my duty to the public, but it was| " Hids wilie opened at the hour and day above a Tasoiiln, JONE 'S Gt Speak out, my friends, would you ex- . T bk obviously impossible to convict him unless | stated, and bidders are invited to be present ¢ th z { o e H0& ba Handolyiab, Chieago, | 14 1) demon's drink, alcobiol 7 | SOUEh 16 be put fnto borders for grape | 'yould say solemaly.in court. what b | oeriie: < v By hang , #" | vines, without any preparation. A bushe A La - cumcrs, i 5 2ol } JOHN H. F, LEHMANN & CO, T e Hngh) d tree is | had said to me. Vi trioios Fine Havans, Key Wost and Domestic Cigars. All Standard Brands Tobaccos. OMAHA DAI LY BEE---WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 18:4 For Neuralgia For Neuralgia For Neuralgia VARICOCE or v,ldorm.y ynln- of the Serotum, lgrm the ungus- Jety S IRl D Ukl b IR M Belgian Boyal and U.S, Mail Steamers SAILING EVERY SATURDAY, NEW YORK AND ANTWERP, How It is wrowed. | The following apostrophe to water majy justly regarded as one of the finest of composition in the Engiish lan- he to nature upon which the most improvement can bo made and by the use of Pozzoni’s Medicated Complexion b all roughness, sallowness and irritation over como leaving the skin delicately white, soft and smooth, ~ This preparation a. a world wide reputation, &0 no fear neodbes entertained of the result.” Sold by all druggists Bt} 2 Dtwincby Sne SAW Him A Few Berrer.—The public has long conceded that the power of the hotel clerk i superior to that of presi- lent. A mew rival has sprung up in the ‘nilroad ticket agent, as was demonstrated ab an Towastation a few weeks ago. “I want a ticket to B——" said a well- , just before train can ta into trouble by marrying two ves, If he marries only one he may have trouble; and soma men have come to gure tribulation by simply promising to of these bones to a newly plan none too much, and one may safely plant five bushels ur Dearing apple or or grape So large results will not follow immediately from these conrse pieces as from the ground article, or from superphosphates, But there will he in the soil a supply of food for many years to come, and the roots will appropriate it as they haver We have frequently taken up grape vines planted in this way, and found the whole mass of hone, once solid, penetrated with fine rocts. We doubt if any investment in fertilizers pays better than in these bones from butchers’ meat, which are quite plentiful in all our villages. Another method of using them is with the [if T | A CONFESSION OF ONE OF TAE MURDER- when I met wh mi be said secret 10 paper adjourned. with a hundred things, and I told Whitney that I should come back to Chicago shortly cd letters after that, but he died suddenly PROPOSALS PLI D' FOR INDIAN SUP- AND TRANSPORTATION. Morgan's Murdar. ERY REPE T0 THURLOW WEED, TED PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Office of 3 ' Indian Afiairs, Washington, April 23, 1884, All bids must be accompanir certified checks upon rome United States Depository or tho Firet National Bank af Los Angeles, Cal., for at lease five per cent of the amoun It was nearly thir John W as there at the Conyention in 1860, me and said he wanted to eful confession for me to write own, to be published afier his death. lhere was nohody else he dared 1o trust to, T agreed to commit his dreadful soon_as the Convention The hour it adjourned he was ing for me at the hotel. 1 was in the b9 of disappointment nd wa: okal. Commissioner, Northeast Nebraska ALONG THE LINE OF THE Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolls and OMAHA RAILWAY. gnThe mew extension of this lino from Wakeleld up o D | fe can busy d would then attend to it. We exchang- P ARcHITECTURAL IRON WORK. 1307 FARNAM ». Trial Orders-Soiicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. { J. A. WAKEFIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Limber, L, Stingles | P SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, &C- ) 4 mown lady of the town g : e Rhine, Germany, Italy, Holland and France | time, preparation ot the hammer or stone sledge, | W I never sawhim aggin. - BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN ATE AGENT FOR MILWAUKEE OEMENT COMPANY. ; Stoerago Qutward, $20; Propald trom Antworp, §2% | “Twenty-four cents,” responded the agent, | This requires some expenditure of muscle lookn“‘“)(]:'::"“'r"';?.“w o f:m::l‘l d:‘;:_‘:“m::; through Concord and Coleridge a1 R AT MIL W, Neb i B ¥ o xrstaion, Sibor Saiaon trara'geo | Working his sausage machine. She laid [or of mo The common bones aro | GO P RY FCUFQIL ent or told his | T FX.ARTINGTON, | Near Union Pacific Depot, - - - Omaha, Neb, to $00; Excursion @110 to $160. down a silver quarter, Being well ac- tough, and require heavy, blows to crush secret, Renaches the best vortion of tho State, Special ex- X oy ot o age . ) vi ite fine _ carsion rates for land teekers over this line to — = & wfi’v}" Mt bl ool i bt B d :}:-‘:3‘:’1‘111 Ill':‘(i\l;\ik]q"]’x“;;“‘ b ({‘;:(lie{lvc:}:u Tfi\ffl: g::‘::.\vil];li:-:lr:x:lirnlui,u(‘ r:::xhlfd;»ll‘\‘:‘(‘u“"’]_'fig *Yes," he replied, “it would he well. It \Vlly';: ‘Y:':"':'z{l: v\rm!usintlun:;tnu.-mlr a Blair o all { man & Co., 208 N. 10th Stroet, Cmaha; D. E. Kim. | 8cooped up the quarter. crops, especially for turnips, in' this partly AR ; P Ll G § b v v o E W 3 0 71 et i is still bef one died violent deaths King com- | Treins over tht C., St. P. M. & O, Railway to Cov SO ool | ey Lol tender®” asked tho Judy | proken state with proft, Lt s st DOUer | nitted suicide, and Garsido was kicked to | peton Sioux 1y, Poncs, Hardugion Warno and DNIERSEN JAMES Y. CRAIG, “Oh, yes” ho answered with mock | by fermentation in a compost heap, or by | d¢ath by a horse. CQonncct at Blair ) 2 gravity,” they are the mainstay of the re- | treating with wood ashes. If they are put | * P IR R or Fremont, Oakda o, Neligh, and through to Val: a s a. e an oc Omp y public.” into o cask and mixed with alternate lay- CAUTION, entine. o inhing diet and st Fiies ihe fruit of thegarden. Never throw away e DUty MOS8V L augian B0 = i e bl e ut of appati Pilos aro froquantly proceded by o sonss of | sny of the hones. 4. Soo0 Name, HENRY HORNBERGER, all grades of above; also pipes and smokers' articles carried in i Ay wbe';ght in the back, loins and lower part of the — We once visited a public school. At re Agent. stock. Prices and samples furnished on application. Open moval of thospocifie | & "“‘.:"’ov:t"“;‘:‘;f e flf:‘:“ wo;“l;l:?.;g:flh:‘ Polson cess a little follow came up and spoke to or Catalogues and Prico Lists, orders intrusted to us shall receive our careful attention d 3% g‘;_"“,m‘;;:v,f:;;':;,;': :".flm:n, At um.a' sym st @.u.,,‘f Spartanburg, 8. C., March 13, 1884, ulm t}eac‘u; As he m":]“l‘t"l)‘hp’o :\owao O.h;* I Satisfaction Guaranteed. = - i i ine (Swirr's Spx- | PIatform the master said: “This is a boy dhve e thoreat oy | ortuch, ot A maoiatas, Lk perapication, | o11d) s Ao, w10 e it good ot T oei| AR rust." We Tollowed him with our eye ; AGENTS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER co. /' : Itdathopo seasion of | roducing a Aery disagreeable itching particn: | liko sayivg this for the benefit of those who | ahd loookedjat him when he took his seat STOoMACH this grand, vequire | BV oL oo foiing wazn I Yiod, ita | suifer ks T dic, T was. paisoned by vomsoN | afier seseas,” Fo had fiue, opes, manly - | I iRetar buomio | very comuon stancfant, Internal, T xbotnal | OAK. and saw ot awoll day for: i yoars, | face. - We thought a good. desl about. ths Bittors a0 effeotive | and Ttching Ples zh,ld at once to the a pplica- | until I used Swirr's Seorric. In the six | master's remark., What a charneter bad B asan invigorant. or sale by all Druggitts aud deal- | tion of Dr, sanko's Pilo Remedy, which acts | years I used almost every kind of medicine, that boy earned. He had alread: tten IRON AND SLATE ROOFING. i orally. directly upon the parts affected, .blurblnfitha B o s Al s RRdlre RGor After using | (AU o 13 bo worth : h."' fl‘: r 2 %\m&()fl, -ylnnga inknnl itching, and ef- | six M%filenfi)fdfil\u 's/ Sekcivic Iam muwr;d };r:‘un‘;"“l‘t wo‘:‘{g"ho n“‘p""\;‘p‘;"'“i’nwflrh: c SPE CHT PR OP [ ] 3 ik h’ ecting s permanent curo Where other reme- | to perfoct health - with not a sign of that awful . 1 ! ; . 0 A, U. S. A. Established 1878—Cat. ? dloe have falled. Do not delay until the drain | waton lat Yours Truly. - - ““*“| best store in the city, and, what is better, [ &s ) . ‘?fi?‘%fiffi;}fi:figfig&&,g?fi a5 and p“;m,m:fl; c“Z,d %‘;‘ B on the system produces permanent _disability, DAVID NESBITT, |into the confidence and respect of the O e for VPres BT s Sy My But trv 1t and bo oured, - Sohroter & Becht. > | _Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases matied | wholo community.. We monder i the hoys Oured st Home, Write for Tz Meplosr-Missionany, for the People, i ““T'rado supplied by (. ¥, Goodman.” reo know, Low soon they are rated by other | 1111 Douglas 8t Omaha, Neb [Qonsultation and Correi})ondence Gratis. P. 0. Box 292 Telephone No._ i L e G Ty Swivr Sexcieic Co., Deawar 8, Atlan- | people. Every hoy in the neighborhood is HON. EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmaster, Davenport, says: “Physicis 5 ta, Ga. known and opinions are formed of him TG D nea apiuty ana Marked Success.” CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Daven To REMOVE GLASS SrorPERS.—Hold the —— be has a character, either favorable or un. ~witas: **An nonorable Man. Fine Success. Wonderful Cures.”—-Honra, 8 10 o8 neck of the bottle about half an inchabove| A man has not time to suhdue his favorable. A boy of whom the master can e PR I SRS | tho heat, when it will be rapidly expanded ’ .Gy no remedy has 80 often restored this prize SN ATE B e ] B L A ';,mmfi and the stopper may bo withdrawn by a | uous prostration and in' night sweats, | ¢y 50 ko™’ o Hood's Sarsaparilla, THIS BELTor Regenra-o l I - B I I v I H I ‘ I I . ‘. S WUPPERUANY, BOLS AQENT, steady pul{’ and twist. Sometimes it is| With very good results, Ty it tor is made expressly for A; “m B o4 DAL ’ I lightly with e b il the curo of ders t | & " N, ¥ necessary to tap the stopper lightly with a of the geners Landseape Gardener AND FLORIST. Plans, spocifioations and estimates of cost of Iaying out now or remodeling old lawns, grading, sodding, wto. will be furnished on application. Grower and dealor 1 all kinds of Flowers, Shrubs, Ornamental and Shade Troes, Just the thing for Cemetory or She pocketed it and got aboard, leaving the digent’s face coruscating with smiles. A few days after he told it to a brigade of runners buying tickets for B—-, and whilo he was enjoying the encore, the lady np)nmretl with— “Ticket for B—, please.” “Twenty-four cents,” with a sly wink at the runners. He laid down the ticket. Lawn Decoration. Green House and Nu irsery. 23rd Stroot, near Fort Omaha. Cub Flowors aud Flower- ing Plants in pots for salo at all seasons, and any Floral Designs or Bouquets upon tho shortest notice. “Ordery by mall promprly atteniod . Ad- dress P. 0. Box 605 Omahs, Neb, | T BITTERS, K exelent appetsogteala_of exqueite avor now ured gver ha e ettt T e Borer s ) Or, Amelia Bumoughs, She scooped it and laid down twenty-four duzaling pants buttons, exactly liko {he rst. “You said they were legal tender. They £0 & long ways supporting the family,” she chirped sweetly, as she bowed from the tho flame of a lamp or candle for a few seconds. We have never failed even in the most obstinate cases. The hands should be wrapyed in a towel, and great care should be taken not to let“the flame touch the glass, as this might cause it to crack. The bottle should be kept rapidly turning dur- ing the operation, 80 as to bring all parts of the neck equally under the influence of piece of wood. To twist the stopper, make an oblong hole in a pieco of wood, into whigh the ¢ lopper will just fit. ers of wood ashes, and kept moist, they will 5001 go to pieces, and the finemixture will have a large accession of potash and be made more valuable and better adapted to crops that want a good deal of potash. If wood ashes are not convenient the bones may be fermented in a compest heap with good garden soil. Put them into any fer- menting mass of vegetable or animal matter and the bones will add to the heat and be- tome very fine. After the fermentation is over, the whole mass should be shovelled over, and intimately mixed, and it may be epread broadest or put in the hill as a con- tentrated manure. This - way is good I years, and expect to use them while we eat sions, establish his soul in virtue and come up to the perfection of his nature, before he is hurried off the stage.— [ Addison. —— Horsfords's Acid Phosphate, IN NIGHT SWEATS AND PROSTRATION. Dr. P. Srupnavter, St. Louis, Mo., says: “I have used it in dyspepsia ner- ‘Wo ought not to add, by word or luok, to the unhappiness of those who already have a load of sorrow to bear. bad cough,which kept mo awake all night. two Allcock’s Porous Plasters. tunately my druggist persuaded me to try some oher so-called porous plaster, I lost my maney, for they were worthless and not of the slightest benefit. procured Allcock’s Porous Plasters, and they completely cured me. say: “I can trust him, he never failed me,” promptness and industry which he shows be faithful in much. &4 For rates and all information call on No. 219 GRAND STREET, F. B. WHITNEY, General Agent, Jersey Ciry, N. J., Feb. 28, 1883, Two months ago I suffered with a very I {BRUNSWICK & CO. BloLLIARDS. was recommended to put on my chest Unfor- 1 then J. F. McGINNISS. 18 South 3d Street,SSt. Louls, ‘411 Delaw - ——— 6alvamzea Iron Oornices will never want employment. The fidelity, #4r Dormer Windows, Fintals, Tin, Iron and Slate Kool g, 8 echt’s Patent Motalli zui)lum. 1atent adjusted Ratchet Bor and Bracket thelving. I am f goods. Iron ndas, Iron Bank ; wlao general Biind. in school are in demand ‘and priaed every- where, He who is faithful in little will Fon'ing, Cr. Railings, Wind: w ageut for Peerson & Hill's Pates | ——— Good health is the greatest of fortunes; There ia no mirtake about Mariner's Compass. of TRICITY permeating This instriment was invented in the FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE, VAULTY, LOCKS, &. LOR20 Fary STEELE, JOHNSON& CO., .o Stroot. Omakh Regenerat (e HUSTH%M;MM 5 presence of more than presidential preroga- | tnougn, though it requires more time than ' IS A sulering trom ga- : e £ A ) ' | tive. the reduction of bone by sulphuric acid, itati Pl b : ‘fi‘e el e Then ho set 'em up to the brigade of en- | Which costs nfoney, and requiresmore care- ,.dlv‘:‘:fi“:i'g‘l,‘;‘i,'&‘:,‘,a f::t::e."eBe:lanr% Fifteenn Ball Pool, Carom, J . Vi A\ -n'-v. dy-pvpdln An|d lightened runners.—Cleveland Leader. ful handling 'We have used hones in all of them. +¢Alcodk’s” is ithe only gen- AND ALL OTHER GAMING TABLES, TEN PIN 2 L p dom derivante trom these methods, with great profit, for thirty [ 0™ EAITYICHECRRIKIO, H. B. LOCKWOOD (formerly of Lockwuod & Draper) Chicago, #fan- ager of the Tea, Cigur and Tobacco Departments. A full line of Willimantic Spool Cotton is enhrel{ the product of Home Industry, and is pronounced by experts to be the best se\vmimnuhine thread in the 2 E boy, and BT (00, knows that Eas- e ——— yeat 1302, by Flavio Giota, a citizen of through the partamust ros | world, FULL ASSOKTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, an tor 18 the Sunday of egge—(uncy egus. Amalfl in the kingdom of Naples. Al- 10 not confound tois with HENLEY, HAYNES & VAN ARSDEIg OFFICE AND RESIDENCE' ‘We presume that few of them know nnythin[fi)f the origin or catse of this egg No well regulated houseno d should be with- out a bottle of Amgostura Bitters the world-wide appetizer and invigorator, Be- sht enable Italians to curity and expedi- Electric Bolts advertised to cure all 1lls from headjto toe. It is for the ONE spec- ific purpose. For circulars giving full information, though its use mi perform with greater for sale by m&e Omana, Neh. gy tions, Freckles and Pimples. 1617 Dodgs 8t., - Omaba, |fast, it beige simply a tradition or custom tion the short Voyages o which they were | 1o purpote. For crculars iving ful nformatlon . . ige 8t, - 0 i s Wi o o gencrton o 8 L A T it e - oo Wi Bt | B GH nWeshinglod w’ u‘anomuun, without any explanation | by Dr, J. G. B, Siegert & Sons. v;rdu_pul nor cl.\lcm ‘u 85 10 exc (:u spirit CART 4] 4 whatever. ol e ; of discovery by rendering navigators more : GEO. WEBER, |l awrcterisio Ease i and T 8¢ lry gl uangaies s b : * |the one most widely diffused, is the uso of mmf&.mfi“fl. Lata i “':v _";‘f‘ 10 | men unaccustomed 1o quit the sight of land ! o o ' m,':a(fi“fif;i?nufi””:axo:h%fi'fl usually | T t01d in history, that Dido, n Queen | 447ed 1ot Iunch out at once, and commis 1024 North Eighteenth Strest, Omaha, on Street Car Line, ‘ 1 ye-woods | oo “aliout elght hundred and sesonty | themselves to unknown scas. “Accordingly, 48] % g oo, ot Snmbiiensn Lhej v Kewt an | Jea bntore Chria, Gd from it plaa, | %1008 Neorly balf o comtury nllr GIotWs | || et biod e o E. W. DIXOIN.. i An of Broad, Fanoy aud Plos ity \ i shey P upon the murder of her husband, and with | 11VeRUOM 10 secure for it such confidence i o WHOLESALE AND RETAIT, P on hand. amulets, sometimes eaten; games are also as enabled navigators to venture upon |aptto show itsell. Nature at this jancture, needs 4 played by striking them ngeinst ono angth- | 4 €olouy settled upon the northern eoust | i¢ryyo'sens, or beyond such limits as th thiug o asset t in throwing off the impurities . i 8 be:” Tu somo moorland pasts of Scotland it | 91 Africa, where she built Carthage. Being o RRANANIE A WCH Sl 08 i which have collsted by the s} 'm crcalation of | UNITED STATES used to bo the custom for youn le to | in want of land, she bargained with the sy e M ey Ty : ) g ot ery o s, By AT sarh | R210m o 0 ot s cod rrouod A e At ber, 1. ey it o0, LW, ) ) utb, :Lmzt ,&"h&wwf"&‘:l“fi:::" ',’l",ll 3t | ment, she cut the bull's hide up into" tine | Puled trom the breast aqusesed from the bottls, | ASTstIYe aud tonio, Girades and prices as zood and low as any in the city. Please try me. ; & Y % omun ¢ | strings, and tying them together, she | Stomachswill sour all wilk will cardie; . Paino, Macon, Ga., writes: “‘Wo have i 2an be little doubt that the use of eggs at (o] % 1‘ Qgotner, Baby hallalujah and that nigt t, n Swilt's Hpecitic st the orph g this season was originally symbolical of | iAmed as much Jand as she could sur- | goilhoid bumpin Haads (5 st tright. areinedy ‘Jor' biood eomplaints, Ang 88 & the revivification of nature—the springing | 0uRd with the loug line thusmade. The | Don't deny, twas thus with Vicsoria, health tonic, and have had remarkable results irom fort f i n o Bpring. The practice | BativesIet the cunniug Qusen ave e | ¥igh va ot wiun, Cutrts B, slamian o e G. H WO0OD & CoO, OF OMARA. not confined to Christians; the Jews used | ¥4 but after that whenever anybody | 31 their prayor and siewt liko thunder. jood 80 pure, that (he sysiem is loss 1blo 0 diy ) S, W, Cor, Farnam and 12th Sts, |egss in the feast of the Passover, and we | Played a sharp trick they said ho liad “cut e g o eaco, 1t bas cured some of our children of Scrofula. SUCCESSORS TO WESTERN STEAM HEATING CO,, SR IR . * |are told that the Persians, when they keep | # 4140, and the phrase Las_come down W. H. Gilbert, druggist, A'bany Ga., writes: “Weo s, ) | — in | to our day. American Flag. [ Iarge qu ntl i*s of Switt's Specifio for & s . the festival of the solar new year (in — e fcaLive sid general health tontd, and with ~ 5 Oapital, - - $100,000.00 gm, mutually present each other with S — rTV!b“ t union flag, raised by command roaular 1t 13 now largely used e STEAM AND GAS FITTERS, . W ’ 's Brain_ Food botanical extract [ of Washington at Camibridge, Jan. 2, 177 oy vemal o & ‘."‘.‘::t;::‘l'::';“’ A Fromat?;chrluuun point of view this | seranctions. tho Braln aad sesitively oo originated. in & eomb nation. of ideas o 409050 of 118 Tiachk 1a il seckion $15 Norih 10ih Slest, bek. Caglal Ave sud (Y AA AHA, NEB b s V. Pres’t. “Feast of Eggs” has becn usually consider- | Nervous Debility, Nervousness, Headaches | rived very ually from the cross of St. | Ourtreatiso on Blood and Bkin Discases mailed Darenport Street. Telephone No. 495, " b i M. T. BARLOW, Oashler. [od s emblematic of the resurrection and | uunatural losses, and all weaknos of Genern-| Gearge and tho saltire of Kt. Andrew, | 50 & svbkatts, |0 o SPEOLFIC GO, o R DIREOTORS : of a future life. i vy r'“'fv'f;;g' B k4 {08, 8%, | through the British Union Jack aud com N Ofton, 1e0w.zad s, UPAYY B Ak, G ~ o e ——— g mercial flag, and immediately from the | N Y. Offio, 160W.28d 8t o &x The Testimony of a Physician. v - BAMINY of ""tfi Fhiladalplia Efl!fi;‘:"m a | of now the Frst Troop ladelphia 4 —_— o o S R amaon, ' ] dates Beschen) M, Dy o{Sonsmey Howa, Gl cloth o belug mado in Germany. | City Cu’vux;y; and llo star‘spaugled U. P. BAKERY =5 v B Cough Balsam. caied DR WM. HALL'S | At Gaudenfrel the artist und glass spinner, | ner arose from the Contipental great union . . = B IO aund BATBAM FORR ‘THE LUNGS, and 1n sl | A« Preng, of Vienna, has establishod his | g th + gh the replucement of the British ’ & =" i onthe enbiay | most overy easo throughout my" practice, 1| klass business, offering carpets, cufls, col- | “quarter,” or “union” by the American | 1614 Webster St., Omaha, Neb., : and (2 months, bea if 2] - 'E. ¢ I %, or on dem '“ 'l-"‘ : "‘i have had entire sucoess. 1 have used and pre- | [ars, veils, etc., made of glass. He not only | “quarter” or “union” of " thirteen white (Successors to the old U. F. Bal ery,10th 8t.,) — b AN w"".“" ARG wisnovt In ;fll;;l‘::m;& bostias evae algoe the dare spiun, hut sl weaves glass before :lhe ey fstars upon a | blluedgmun«\'l“‘ That the Amer ALL KINDS OF ez —— ) N y o i " |of the e, e otherwise brittle gl ican flag really dates from May 23 or 24, * A E Advances made to customors or | §evn of Hospital No. 7, Loulaville, Kentucky, | o ot RECETE: Ul Dle ‘iveads, and “uses | 1776, wis shown by means of the story of BREAD, FANCY CAKES AND PIES N, = ¥ Boproved eecuritieos at market rate N ihem for making good, warm clothing by | the Widow Ross (Betsy Griscom,) who Constantly o’ baud. Orders will be nromjtly atten- v A , of intorest. Heury's Carbolic Salve, introducing certain ingredients, which are | madein Philadelphia the first star-spangled | Soiie WAGNE o = el The Intorests of Qustomers are | . Itis the Best Salvefor Cuts, Bruises, Sores | his sceret, and therehy changing the entire er; and the narrative of the cruise of | spr-2s 2m Proprictors. %, ~ closely guarded and evory facllity (l_Jhfi.n_.‘fldt Rboum, Tetter, Cuapped Hands © nature of the glass, He makes white curly fthe brig “Nancy” of Wilmington, Del, S i A ~ Bl compatible with principl ‘hilblalus, Oorns and all kinds of Skin Erup | y1ues mufls; also ladics’ huts of glass, with | Capt. Hugh Montgomery, who was the finst ’ p [ ] ! glass feathiers, which are lighter than real *feathers. Wool made of glass, it is said, can- DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF cures all not bo distinguished from the genuine arti- affections of thy mucous membrane, of the cle. Glass is a non-conductor, and the time biead wnd throat.; may no: be distunt when it ‘will cause ] Ried Worse Powders cure disea esin sximols, FeVOlution in dress materials, o eound banking freely extended. t drafts on Zngland, )i hab over raised in 8 fupeign port the ar- Draw sl spangled banner, which he fought under and preserved at Cape Island, N. J., June 29, 1776; both these being confirmed in all * purticulars by six reliable contemporary eounts. FARMERS | TAKE +OTICE| Wagons, Buggies and Farm Imploments Repatred on I cortier ¥8d aud Cumuiing streeks, Ouiuba. #p 0ilmewd. UC. PAUL, ane all parts of Eu. | @ Ticketa LY MADE, EFACTORY OMAHA, NE® DING CARRIAC 409 and 1411 Dodge S, { g oa Apal‘ation,