Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 4, 1884, Page 10

2 OMAHA DAILY BE F “LRIDAY, SEPTEMBE 5. Matual OF BEATRICE, e e A S S e - = = - - : - e 1 THE ROOFS OF A GREAT CITY. |seconds immediately recrossing the A ROMANTIC COURISHIP, = NEBRASKA | il stren’ 1 ive minaen a0, eight secont . Looking Down on New York and | M. Vogel won the championship of Ger-{ A geoteh Lassic Comes Over the g Brooklyn Housetops, many at one mile in 1876, and held the Deep to Wed Her True Laddie, z HBVU Bn — title until his departure for this country. - " > . He also swam twenty mlles in six hours the New York Truth El O W ¥ and forty-three minutes, receiving a gold [ I'rom the New W e - ASSOOCIATION, The roofs of New York fo',; an inter- [ medal from the emperor for this feat. | The O o'clock fast Western express, g esting subject for study. Thare are half that tore out of Jersey City yesterds s NEBRASKA The Piona t Association in the State of i 1t s ¢ in its working and all mem have A o management by voto at th nusl R Tts aim is to beneflt ita ow hele widows, AT e maniont divability of & membor, at Actust total perman ©0st With ¢ Arelisblo hon ! Kansas aud Colorado, Address, S. McDOWALL, Socrotary and General Manager, | managemsnt ation, Act BEATRICE, - - - NEB. HON. IL W. l"\' '}’\l.’ 8, C. ~\‘X:'Iri!,m' The use of the torm ** 8ho Line” in connection with $h corporate nama of & greatroad conveys an {des of st what required by tho traveling pub- lic—a Short Line, Quick Time and the best of mmoda. tions—all of which are farn. whed by the greatest railway lu America. (rxcaco, MmwAUKEE And 8t. Paul. operates over 4,500 miles of . lines, branchos and connec. at business centros of the y R Ello Claire and Stillwater* wukce, Wansan and Merrill, Ohicago, Milwaukee, Beaver Dam and Oshkosh, Chiieago, Milwaukee, Waukesha and Oconomowoe, Chieago, Milwaukee, Madison and Prairiedu Chlen, ilwaukeo, Owatonna and Fairibauls, loit Janesville and Mineral Polnd. Elgin, Rockford and Dubuque. Clinton, Rock Island and Codar Raplde. Council Bluffs and Omaha, Chicago, Sloux City, Sioux Fallsand Yankbont Chicago, Milwaulkee, Mitchell and Chamberlaln. Rock laland, Dubuque, 8t. Paul and Minneapolis, n. Davenport, "almar, St. Paul and Minne Pullman 8 eepers and the Finest Dining Cars In the w:rid are run on the main lines of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. P L RAILWAY, and every attention s pald to passengers by courteous employos of the Company, . 8. MERRILL, Gen'l Manager. A.V Il CARPENTER, Gon' Pass. Agt. J.T. CLARK, Gen'l Supt. e GEO. 1L, HEAFFORD, Ass't. Gen'l. Pav. Agh COING WS, PRINCIP'I}‘.L LINE .LOU CHICAGO, PEORIA OMAHA AND LINCOLN T0 DENVER, Y WAY OF OR VIA KANSAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER. Conneeting in Union Depots at Kansas City, Omaha and Denver with through trains for dozen pointa fror, which they can be seon—Trinity 8tieple, the Field build- ing, the projuce exchange tower, the Equitable company's roof, and the flat, broad ridge pole of the western union bullding. But the most popular and comfortable point of view, and the only one that affords a good view of Brooklyn in the bargain, is the East River bridge, Frem the highest point on the curving footpath one fully realizes the fact that nearly 250,000 roof lie below—100,000 in Brooklyn and 135,000 in the principal city. At first the scene is bewildering, and the eye refuses to bring instant order out of the confusion of chimney pote, pipes, signs, poles, wires, and sheets of tin and state; but a minute of fixed attention straightens the tangle out, a DOCTOR WHITTIER 617 8t, Charles St., 8§t Louls, Mo, |and the spectator is able to scan the G e FCnionit, Nawvois R | scene intelligently, especiall when he ey T fow i " Belets | taken notes of a_section of itata time. Nervous Prostr. My, Mental and | A myrid threads of smoke, scores of 1 and other Affece s, Blood Poisoning, e with unparallelod s, Bately, Privately. Physical Weakness tions of Throat, Skin or Bo old Sores and Ulcers, aro tr towers and steeples, a forest of railings agd posts, and countless flapping flags helped the first bewildorment, and this was further increased by the misty indis tinctness of those most distant roofs which seem to lie close under the Palis- ades and beyond the blurred foliage of Central Park, In what is left of eld New York there are many pitched roofs rising from low gutters to high ridge poles, and among them are some that are covered with bent earthenware tiles. A long line of these on Fulton street calls to mind the views artists have sketched of street scenes in Antwerp. Loss precipltous housetops, costed with shingles, are to be seen on overy hand when the eye turns toward Brooklyn. There the brightest spot in all the broad expanse spread out between the Fulton and Wall street ferries. The goudy flowers and umbrageous trees, the garden paths, summer houses, and squares of green lawn mislead tho senses into the belief that this is a row of ordi- nary gardens, yet these are merely the roofs of the riverstde storehouses covered with earth and planted with vegetation. The roofs of these storage buildings reach to the basements of the mansions of Co- lumbia heights, and the rich residents there would have no gardens if the roofs wore loft bare. Rounded green treetops s0s Arising from Ind re or Indulgence, v rantee crywhers, Dagon, dee e, FRES. CE CUIDE! omvwd by el Health is Wealth ! WraT's NERYE AND BRAIN TREABMANT, & ifio for_ysterin, D zziness, Convul- slons, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Teadache, Nervous Prostration by tho uso of aloohol or tobbacco, Wakofulness, Montal doprossion, Softoning of tho brain, resulting In_insanity and feaping to misery, decay and death, Promature Old age, Baronoss, 1oss Tavoluntary Losses and Sper. rtiontof tho brain, self- ach box, contains one box,or six bottles for ropaid on recbipt of prico. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received by us for six bottles, acoomplished with 85,00, we will send the purchaser our writton guaranteo to rofund tho mcney if the treatmentdoes not effect ure, Guar- % . anteed issued only by JOIN C: WEST & CO., shivering in the breczes, peep between Jy 28-m&e-ry 862 Madison 8t., Chicago, 1ll. | the roof all over Brooklyn. Close to the bridge on the New York side aro many blocks of tenements, and their roofs are very interesting. Nearly all are fenced in at the sides, and many of them are boarded over. aro nearly flat, and tenement houses, in such crowded districts as this, are equip- ped with clothes poles and lines from which drying garments are always waving, for since each family has the use of the lines on its own particular day of the week, it may be said to be always wash duy in these neighborhoods. But the tenement roofs are too precious to bo given up to clothes drying exclusively. They offor o delightful retreat from the closo and stiflng atmosphere of the crowded buildings. So it happens tnat those who cross the bridge at daybreak in the summer time, often see men and boys stretched out asleep upon the bare boards or upon mattresses brought up there for the purpose, and during thelast hour of dayiight, when all the young peo- ple are home from the workshops, one frequently sees young men and women whirling over the boards to the music of an accordion in the hands of a yonth it " GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, BAKER'S Breakfast Gocoa. Warranted absolutely pur Cocoa, from which the It has threa on mixed conn 08 times the strength with Btarch, and Is there It Is deliclous, nourishing, strengthening, ly digested, and admirably adapted for invalids ae well as for persons in health. . B & (0. Darchester, Mass Wiy Summer Resort Of the Northwest, Detroit, Minn A country of WOODS AND LAKES, 200 miles west of 8t. Paul. Throo traing daily on tho N. P. R. K, with 30 Day Excursion, Tickots at about one-haif tos. HOTEL MINNESOTA, oot or Bugar, cal. Sold ny Grocers evorywhers, SAN FRANCISCO And all points in the Great West. GOING EIAST. Conneeting in Grand Union Depot at Chicugo with through trains for N, NEW YORK, BOSTO At Peorin with throge §tiains for indiana olis, Cineinnati, Colungzis, and all point the South-East." At 8§ *ouis with' through And all Epmshrn Citlo st. trains for ull points Soph. Dining ¢ 10 ind Kunsns Ojt : Chicago nnd Dos sph, Atchison and Only through line ns between Ohiengo, and Chicago, Kansis Through ca Jouncil Blufty, via Peorin Moines, Chicag Topeka without running t Lincoln and De ve les and n daily to i Hannibal; Quit tur Rapids and “Albe polis; Parlor C. 1 [rom St Solid Trainy ¢ Pullman ¥ wat, Lincoln, Ne. braska, and Deny It is also the only Through Line beiween 8T, LOvIs, MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL, wn as the great THROU .\;:‘I;Ill‘:l, and is universally 5t EquipTei Railroad in the World for all claszez of Travel adinit ‘Through Tickeis vin this line It counon ticket oftlee: 1 Canada, 2. J. o TER, Vice-Frea. & Gen. Western Cornice-Works, IRON AND BLATE R00FING, C. SPECHT, PROP, 1111 Dougias 81 Omialia, Nob, MANUFACTURER OF 6alvamzea 1ron Cornices) 08 OLD RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- Dy I 0AR seated out of the way of the dancers, on the stone-coping of the side wall of the building. On other tenement roofs, seated in the shadows of drying sheets or couuterpanes, are sewing women or groups of talkative glrls, while perched on chimney tops or on the very edges of lofty platforms little boys send their kites up into the slugglsh air currents over head. Shrewd adver- tisers who have noted the advaniages of places in the range of near vision from the busy bridge have painted on other roofs the names of patent medicines, new sewing machines and other wares, and other roofs are otherwise utilized for bus- An elogant house with ascommodations for 200 guosi R. R. COLBURN, Proprietor. LA 4RND YOR CIROULARBOIVING VULL PARTIOULARS. RED STAR LINE Belgian Boyal and U.S, Mail Steamers SAILING EVERY SATURDAY, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND ANTWERP The Rhine, Germany, Italy, Holland and France Bteorage Outward, §20; Prepald from Antwerp, 81 Excurslon, §39, Inoluding bedding, eto, 24 Cabin, $60; Round ' $90.00; Excursion, §100; Saloon from $60 0 890; Excursion 110 to 8160 inoss, One s given up to racks for dry- Poter W 8o N N Ul i s ek Beun GenyAnente: 88 iBroM o Bt G o e O F split I0aldwell. Mamilton & Co., Omaha, 1P, E. Fiod | 68108 for chair seats, Hides hang on @an & Co., 208 N, 10th Stroot, Cmaha; D. E. Kiw | frames on yet another roof, and here and all, OmahinA e, od1y | thero the sun touchestheslanting windows - - —— | of a photographer’s ceiling, and_ turns it . o8 ing lig| nn.HORNE s ELEG i (\‘G EEL"' into a n’huut of dazzling light, WII cura yorvonums. | At Right nearly all the roofs are shad- ® T owy and dark, The towers and chimneys show indistinctly above a dim line of dull brown. One roof, however, is distin- guished among all the others, 1t seems to be covered with a mass of lictle yellow globes. It is the top of an up-town theatre, littered with globes, chairs and flowering plants in pots and boxes. The little globes are lamps arranged in arches overhead to illuminate this aerial garden. Landlords aro beginning to utilizo their Lot ok nd g ¥ for aches buy one of u wiil fow 0f this fact, wo say Elootric Bolts, by so dol fsm, Kidnoy troubles and hor ills . Do not delav, but call at_our | roofs now that open aic is so scarce and e the belts, 1422 Douglas St., Owa. 80 highly prized. On Cyrus W, Field's new building the roof is used for a res taurant, and the roof of the new roller skating hall, soon to bo erected up town, is to be one of the main attractions of the project. Troes, plants and flowers will ornament it, and there will be music,and cating and drinking amid the leaves and blossoms there. uw HAMBURG-AMERICAN FPacliet Company. IRECT LINE FOR E LAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY, ‘Tho stoamships of this we nown line are bullt of A CARD. 0 all who aro suffering from errore tron, {n water-tight compartmonts, and are furnish- od with every roquisito to make 'the passago both sato and agreeable. They carry the United States and European maiis, and leavo Now Yorks Thurs- dayw and Baturdays for Plymouth (LONDON) Cher- bourg, (PARIS) and HAMBUMG, 10§75, Steorage, §20 E. Mooros, M. Toft, ent I ervous weakness, early will sond a recipe CHARGE. This great remody was discoverod by a missionery in South America. - Sond self-addressed onvelope to Kxy. Jo 8KrIT, INMAN, Station D, Now York, —— The Boy Showed Him the Veteran decay, 188 of that Will cure you, ouncll Blufts. 'C. B: RICHARD Agts., 81 Broadway, N, Y. 0 Gonoral Westaan Adoais, 107 0,11, s Beason, “Oh, pa! look at the soldiors!” said a little boy to his father Wednesday as he waw tho light infantry start for Spring- field, 1,000.00 ! In 1852 he swam from the pier in North river to Rockaway Deach, a distance of twenty-three miles, in eight hours and nine minutes, defeating three competi tor and beating the record at that dis tance . e How the Chincse Prepare for Battle New York Graphic. The following curious proclamation is said to have been sent out as a ‘‘general order of the day” some time before a bat- tle was expected between the Chinese and French. It was the work of a cele- brated Chinese Mandarin: I, a mandarin, and the chicf captain of the braves, order, and it is hereby or- dained to all that foilow me. Tremble and obey! Thirteen days beforo going into battle the braves shall eat steaks of the wild tiger, in order that they may have the agility and forocity of this animal, Twelve days before the battle the shall eat the kidney of the lion, that they may acquire the intrepidity natural to Modern roofs that king of the forest. Eleven days before the battle the braves shall eat of the brains of the ser- pent in order to have the subtleness of this animal, Ten days before the battle the braves shall eat the cream of the chameleon in order to frustrate the enemy by constant- ly changing their colors. Nine days beforo the battle the braves shall take broth made from the flesh of the crocodile in order to be able to fol- low the enemy into the water and be able to beat them both on land and water the same as the crocodile does. Bight days before the battle the braves seall eat the flesh of the panther in order to attack their enemy with furious rapid- ity. Seven days before the cattle the brayes shall eat two eagle heads in order to ac- (uire the strength of vision of that noble bird, and distinguish in the distance their adversaries, Six days before the battle the braves shall eat the intestines of the wild zebra in order to acquire the terrible volce of that untamable beast. Five days before the battle the braves shall eat steaks cut from the hippopota- mus in order to communicate to their skin the toughness that renders those an- imals invulneravle to balls. Four days before the battle the braves shall eat scorpions, so that all wounds made on their enemy shall be deadly poi- sonous as the stings of those animals are. Three days before the battle the braves shall eat steaks of the monkey, that they may become as agile as the monkey. On the eve of the battle the braves shall eat panther’s flesh and drink the blood, in order to be cruel and ferocious teward their adversaries. On the day of battle the braves shall eat the flesh and drink the blood of the leopard, in order to crush the limbs and break the bones of the enemy as these animals do. e An Arctic Cattle Pasture, An examination of the map will show that the peninsula of Alaska jutting out into the north Pacific ocean is prolonged by a range of islands which extend like stepping stones to Kamtschatka in Asia. These are the Aleutian islands, and ought to belong to us, since they form a sort of annex to th¥'theritory of Alaska, purchas- ed from Russia. They lia in a bleak al- titude, 55 degrees north, and have here- tofore been regarded as valueless, except for the seal fisheries they possess. But the strange story comes now that they have a balmy climate, the effect of the warm Japanese ocean current, Kurosiwo, which flows around them and mitlgates the rigors of their fsemi-arctic winter; nd it Is said that Lieut. Schwatka, who, in exploring the great river Yukon ot Alaska, made this discovery, has re- signed his position in the navy for the purpose of engaging with a Scotch com- pany in cattle raising in some of these islands, Cattle grazing under the arctic circlo would appear about as unpromising business as a man could go into; but it is stated that the group of islands which Lieut, Schwatka has his eye on have an arca of about 2,000 square miles, are warmed up by the Kurosiwo to a peren- nial temperature of (0 degrees, which will do pretty well. Sixty degrees is about our April temperature and is sug- gestive of very pleasant things. The islande, we are further told, are covered with perpetual verdure, and have no equal on the planet for stock ranges. If all this boe true, it is a new thing under the sun, Gl They Understeod Each Other, ““Aren’t they saying horrid things about the Mother Hubbard?” she said, as she looked up into his manly face. “Yes,” ho replied, *I believe they ome of the things they say in the pers,” she added, “'are too awful to read,” *“Then you don't read them, my love? *‘Oh, yes, I read them,but I think they are shocking “*What have you read lately about the Mother Hubbard, darling!” he asked. “I will not tell you now, my dear,” she replied, her cheeks suffussd w blushes; *“some time, perhaps, you will have the right to ask me, but not now,” *'Oh, I underatand,” said he; ““1 guess I have seen the piece you spesk of. Well, I must confess it doos look that way somotimes,” R A Happy Prospect, From the New York Truth, “Daar Amanda, it's all right, We'll got married beforo Christmas,” said Mr. Ernest Heidelsnapper. morning with a shrill scream of defiar leaving a long trail of black smoke be hind, carried among its passengers bound for the far west a young and loving pair, just starting out on the journey of life along the matrimonial highway. The marriage of the young people w consummated Tuesday night at the Mi ners’ Arms Hotel, on Whitehall street, by the Rev, Tsi McGiuire, rector of the Seaman’s Society, and closed the last chapter of a romanticcourtship under dif- ficulties, begun in the land of bonnie Scots and terminated on America's free soil, Through vicissitudes that would make many a brave heart quail, these young ¥ K Thi s med able t )t Discages peor ntary live idneys and Liv t {5 {nvalun 1 It medic people have ever kept on the even tenor pur bod, stim the ., aids the asimilation of food, re of thelr way, and though the course of | |iitolffoarthurn and Delching, and strength their truo Iovo was not by any means | en: e musclosand nerves, U smooth or a path of roses, they wove a | plor Injermiient Fevem, Lassitude, Lock chain 80 strong that no trial was able to oreak its love links, Eight years ago, in the charming city The genuine hns above trade mark and Sed red lines on wrapper, Take no other, ade ouly by BROW CHENICAL (0., BALTINORE, ND, of Aberdeen, Scotland,Andrew Williams, then a canny Scotch lad, 10 years otd, fell in love with bewitching Annie Pat- terson, a lastia fair to look upon, just budding into sweet womanhood. She was the belle at all the fairs for miles around, and none could dance the High- land fling with such grace and winsome way as_pretty blue-eyed Annio. The hearts of the young Scotch gallants were Iaid at her feet in scores, but her sweet- est smile was for Andrew, bonnie, muckle and true, and her eyes danced with pleasure whenever he attended her. These seemed to be no reason why the two young people should not wed in times and after Andrew became the acknowl- edged lover of Annie, and the years be- TR pa % 1R Chartered by theStateof I1){+ i Mnois for theexpress purpose 1 of givingimmediate relietia all chronic, urinary and pri= ‘vate diseases. 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Success'in business did not at- tend him, as is always the case with those on whom fair Cupid smiles, Some of Annie's old suiters prospered and grew well-to-do, and she was told that she was a foolish lass to wait for poor Andrew Williams, when wealth could be had for a nod. *“If yo be true to me Andy,” she said, LADIES: find fn DR. El RTER'S IRON wh. JAMES,No. 204Washington St.,Chicago, I, e Lt THEONLY TRUE o IRON BLOOD,"ro W purify tho late the LIVER and KID and RESTORE TiiE HEAL and VIGOR of YOUTH. Dy Want of Appetiie, I K of Strengt aupnlics L Sufferin, oxion: g only add Do not experis y . Hartor Med.Co.m | for our “DREAM BOOK." and useful information, froo.d | aedy cure ““1 will bido the day prosperity knocks at your door.” Five years is a long time for young people to struggle agatnst adversity in love matters, At the end of this time Andrew found that he could not earn enough in honnie Scotland to support a wife, and determined to seek his for- tune in America, the country he had heard such wonderful things about. So after a tearful farewell aud promises to write and one day return and claim her as his bonnie bride, Andrew left his sweetheart and set sail for New York. He arrived at Castle Garden three years ago, and having a little money with him, at once started for the far west set- tiing in Hazleton, Buchanan county, Ia, He took to farming, prospered and grew rich, and is now one of the largest land owuers in that section of the country. While her lover was toiling in America Annie took service in a large dressmak- ing establishment in her native town,and waited as the years rolled by, Her friends called her foolish for being true to her lover, and many told her that he would never return and she need not . pect to see him again, Her courage ne er forsook her, though the rosy flush on her cheek faded and the lustre of her blue eye grew dim, Not long ago a letter postmarked ““America” was received in the city of Aberdeen by the sweet little Jass in the dressmaking establishment, and when she had finished reading its contents her em ployer had a vacancy to fill. The | contained a £50 note, and these elmple words: “Come to me, have been pr Laet Monday one of the Guion steamers steamed up to her dock among her paseeng 1 an! 80 Will meet you e of having ossees. A book for e and old. and nhronic diseases eachons of which is invaluable years ls such saprobably ne medal award Amociation, o the oficers The Sclenke of L for \nstraction, and by t It T C.A.WILSON,M.D. (Faculty Prize Medical College of Ohio. SPECIALTY PILES, FISTULA, And other Diseases of the Anus and Rectum. 20 8. 14th St. Cor. Douglas OMANA, NEB, ovood and wit Science of Life, Only $1.00 BY MAIL POSTPAID, YSELF, #8557 A GREAT MEDICAL WORRA ON MANHOOD Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical Debility Premature Decline in Man, Erroraof Youth, an the 1ol miserles esulting trom Indiscretions or ex man, young, middle-aged, 1t contains 125 preseriptions ' for all acate her by the Author, whose experience for 23 physican 800 A muslin m somssd covers, finer work y tAher w In ey will e retunded €100 by mall, post. Berd now. Gold ational Medical 3 nsta Tlustral € samn| dthe au will benefit foch Btreet, oo ¥ b consulted on all dlscanca’ 1 risnco, Coronlc and obiir ; rs Aunie Patterson, 1 the skill of all Gther phyn { the Scotch lassie, now 25 years o She Vroatod wucoces. tully was alone, and had coms all the way SR THYSELE: from Scotland after waiting all these years Men Quick, aure, exte. ook froe to meet her lover and be married, Tru ky Mew York ly her faith was strong On the dock, eager and anxious,strain ing his eyes to catch 3 fair face and stood Andrew sight of each ethe, and their meeting one, and brought those passer knew their se Preparations were at once made for the marriage at the Miners’ Arms hotel, where Andrew was stopping. The mar. riago hall was placed in readiness, and amid a large company of English friends the happy pair were ‘married last night. A general jollification followed and Mr, Hamilton, ‘the proprietor of the hotel, was the first to kiss the bride, as he stood up a best man, At one end of the room snscribed on the wail, in full view of the company, were the words: Trus hearts are more than coronets, And simple faith than Norman blood, “*And itZis s0,” said one of the guests, a8 he drenk off & bumper of foaming alo to tho health and prosperity of the bride 1 caught he rame moment, asy indeed a happy tears to the eyes of ers who witnessed it t, and ™ i Ine I to ACAD TE Freuch, uso of books. the OF THE ACRED HEART ! OMAHA NEBRASKA, The scholastlo year commences on tno First Wednesday in September, o course of nstruction embraces all the Elemen branches of a finishod cducation n is no obstacle to the wimis. Puplly are received ut any n of yo 16 of the y RMSPAYABLEIN ADVANCE luding Board, Washing, Tultion In English aud Piano, per session of ive Months, $150.00 EXTRA CHARGES—Drawing, Palnting, Gorma Harp, Violin, Guitar and Voual Music, Hoferenoss are required fromw all persons unknow the lstitation. For further information apy DY BUPEI Iy 11.m&e NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY $ W 010US Bubstance in o cured Blood 1 $ LENDER COMPANY, (SUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B, 00.) ILL, bo paid to e i S e s o At O e oo who will find & partice of Murcury, Potash, lodine, Arsenic, or any Pol §rucTicy int by the use of Switt's t signally failed with the Mer- *Pooh!” exclaimed the father, *‘they are not soldiers; they were never at the front; they never smelled powder my “But you told me I Miss Amanda Pachoddy too poor to marry.” ‘'Oh, yes, I know, Amanda, deau," he said seizing her gentle hand, *‘but it will soon be all right, and then we will be wedded, and our hearts will beat as one, and we will go to the beautiful Canadian night,” said “‘that you were they did, pa. I saw one of them in a skirmish, and he smelled powd. er, too,” “It must be a wistake, my son, and groom, Very 0. F. DAVIS & ¢0 Philadelphia Call, ' |,'. 1 . L) Mrs, A-—**Oh, my husbend is most BUCOKSSOR T0 DAVIS & SNYDER,) exasperating,’ Geoensl Duslene Mrs, B,—“In what way!" REAL OMAHA, *‘He might help me in 80 many little ays about the house, but he bardly ever oes, ““I thought ho was a remarkably good natured man,"” *'Oh, he is good-natured enough, but he is never around when wanted.”’ PYSRGEARY cury aud Fotasn Treatment. When did you seo all that? Show mo the [Jund 'and live in a chateau, and et THE MONARCH “Swilt's Bpecifio bas cured me of § r:{.:h(fr: 12 “:?lr:e:.mut teller in. the middl " horses and servants, and—"" i yoars standing, Had sores s large as my hand, and 0310 a0 10, €1 “How good you are!” hed Amanda 2 gy T otk extonalvo manutaoturers of oy ouw thougha 1 baaabouse Swilva i | amelled powdor, Ho had ‘a skirmish | ayint hog ound moon b s oy D, cured mo ater physicians and l dicine had [ w {ato, last nig ) 8 L o4 joe atiat physislant so e wine had | with Imu: last night, and he tried to | | thought you were so very poor, Er. B10,000 300, not purchisse trom w'c wiiae | kiss her. Sho had just powdered, and |;,oq7" £ Switt's Specitic has done for It [ he got some of it on his nose. You bet IN THE WORLD. 1 Agent for Nebraska an xn Iowa, 6008, TonthBtrech o » » - « OMAHA, NEB, A& Prices of Billird and Pool Tables and materials wrnshed on anilication cudre we of Niheumatistn oaused by malaria ARCHIE THOMAS, Sprivgfleld, Teun, he smelled it, ’‘causo I put coal oil on it!” Our Treatise on Blood aud Bkin Discases matled free ———— applicauts to With the condiments generally attain. ablo it is not possible to produce a may- onaise dressing for salads that will com THE SWIFT 8PECIFIC €O, Drawor 8, Atlanta, Ga. N. Y. Offioe, 160 W. 22d Bt., between 6ih and 7th 8o I am, deareat,” ho said, but I've been appointed cashier of the Sixteenth National Bank and will begin business to-morrow, e The Terrible Drain Which serofula has upon the system must know when you married him that was a policoman,” *Well, you can't complain of that; you he T, SEN 2L OXIID. MANUFACTURER OF Ha [ ¥o tor 8ale 200,000 soros caretully seloctod lunds atern Nobrasks, at low prl 100 sasy torwy 3 1aFink 10F aale {n Douglse, Dodge, Coiiax t, Luming, Sarpy, Waeniogton, Merick ad Butior Jountios 4 1n all parts of tho Btate,’ mproved tarms, Iways in offico Correapouden Avenucs. Philadelubla oftice’ 108 Chestaut t. 0CULIST & AURIST J. F. ARMSTONG, M. D. Practice Limited to Diseases of the Eye and Ear, 1503 FARNAM 87, . - OFFIOCE AND RESIDENCE* onans 1617 Dodge 8t., = Omaha. TELEPHONE No. 14 D Amelia Buroughs, pare with Durkeo's Salad Dressing, Buy | bearrested, and the blood must be puri- a bottlo and be convinced, fied, or serious consequences will ensue, — - For purifying and vitalizing effects, Swimming the Niagara, Hood's Sarsaparilla has been found supe- Niagara Falls Gazette, Victor Hugo Vogel, of Heldelberg, Germany, barber at the Clifton House, ) fswam the river Wednesday afternoon at tho terry in five minutes and e rior to any other preparation, It expels every trace of impurity from the blood, and bestows new life and vigor upon ey ery function of the body, enabling it to ghteen dentirely overpome disease. HOLBROOK, SHELTON & MEANY, Engineering, - Survying Done within tho city and throughout the State & Ottice Crolg GALVANIZED [RON CORNICES. WINDOW: CAPS, FINIALS, ETE. 416 28th @trecot, OMAHIA, - . NEE BASK ite City Enginoer's BEDFORD & SOUER Owing tothe increase in our business we've admitted to the firm Mr EdwinDavis,who dle an increased list of property. Wee ask those who' have desi- rable property for sale, toplace the same with us. The new firm will be L] & s REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 213 South 14th St is well and favorably known in Omaha.Thig will enable us to han- .