Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1884, Page 2

J 2 0. OMAHA DAILY BEF - MONDAY, OC108 — — — — S o s L { OFCHANFRAT, Is contrition gnawing at your heart and STATE JOTIINGS, A FINE LINE OF;, TEEIG""IVRVA ealling to repentance Aut T 0, no! ’ he said Jons counth is soWd ¢ . oon : > PEAY Tast Act In the Life Drama of the| ©Notthat! Are you then grievimg |gron. i o ' 2 U GOULD &T0'S. Famous Actor—Biograph. for some loat friend? Has death invaded | The Johnson county fair netted 2358 m ore ] IR DECID BY foal Sketch, your household and reft you of some [$han last year. g G > Royal Havana Lottery | s loved one, and are you here weeping in| The young republicans of Fremont have o, z (A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION.) " ¢ X silence over the inscrutable ways of |gmized a club 100 st et ) Drawn at Havana, Cuba, Kvery 12| Frank Chanfrau died in Jersey City on l’r‘r‘n‘idcn.r-(‘/” s Cortland is promised an elevator with a cas g f to 14 Days. Thursday morning of apoplexy. His es- “.\u_. sir, you are a wrong again, paciy of 10,000 bushels, 8 HALVES, #1.00 | tate amounts to £500,000, His son |, 18 it that you have done mome great| Theraloonkeepers of Wayre pay a county a x r? 8in and are here regretting that and seek- | and town license of $1,600 4 ysar ) Henry will take his place in playing T M i nand parth For Informat 00, Gen, Agents, 1 E. KAUB & €O, 41 or Frank Lobri EXCLUSIVE THE ONLY Tt In the falrest thing in th oxlstonco. Jars ap 212 Bronaway, N 7.Walnut_stroot, St 1. D,, % Wyandotte, Ki y toSHISEY, . ol oty Louls’, Mo IN OMAHA, NEB, Tent at once used in UK.JAMES No. 2 ——C = ace,Lost Manhood, i3m0 cxperimeniing. T sonal or by letter, sacredly con cines sent by Mail and Express, package to indicate contents or sender, Addre artered by theStateof 111 s for theexpress purpose 3& : complicated forms, also all discases of the Skin and Blood promptly relieved and permanentlycured by reme- dle!l,lc)\l»(hnnl"uri(ll'rurl -acticy Seminal mples on Apecial Losses' each case. ed- on No mar] hicago, Il 04Washington St. saeto. . Wostohester, Morchante, rd ¥ PILES, ove odand wit and GeMsuranseAgem Phanix Asearance Co,, of Asavto. . C.A.WILSON.M.D. (Faculty Prize Medical College of Ohlo, BPECIALTY And othor Discases of the Anus and Recturm, 120 8. 14th 8t. Cor. Douglas OMAHA, NEB. « RISDON REPRESENTS FISTULA, o 1t Horton i rottiont Palace o of Dining » 0 Ame OFFIOE notinati n 1617 Dodge St., - Omaha cap- TELEPHONE NO. 144 lia Bumough AND RESIDENCE* st Bxpross at )l principal Tiokot Officew in ates and Canada, Health Kuaranteed specifio fc slons, Fits, Nervous Frostration oausod by the uso of aloohol or tobbacco, Wakefulness, Ment: brain, resulting in_Insanity and , Premature of powerin elther sex, Involuntary Losses and Sper- decay and deat matorhora caused by reatmont. A him perfeotly " il er. Hundreiaof | mo gure any case, W for atx bottles, accon: nials, A well as 0co from repntablo gy s 5 y b thio worth of throtighont the whole U. 8., e ¢ the purchaser our written guaran JiORICK 8 TOOD XOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. | monoy if the troatmontdood not offect a cure, o il Gr e ook e tres, | Stesalamied only by JOHN C: WEST & 00 28 FOOD CO., it ) Wi il on rocelpbol pisics I shshe. 1) () = TeNe TN S At Untispued 12 s BROAD GLA, ‘Mo deingize VERY BEST OPERATING, QUIOKEST SELLING ' AND 08T DERERAT CO0ETHG .07 Ever offered to the publie. Feedy cure. “Froduont aten to the popularity ot ment—get the Ot St Loul Wil of aérangs 1K Erlanger, __| Pilsner. . 2 Kaiser T, 011 RELIABLY THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPANY, (SUCOESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B. C0.] Budweiser. A Fest's. . Krng's Dr. E. C. Wrst's NKRYR AND TRAIN TRRASMENT, 8 w6 or over indulgence. ent by mail prepaid on receipt of prico. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXE3 W1l purfy th rofu e BT and REx and Pepsiis, LADIES find In DR. EY/ fi“"# e cle Imported Beer Culmbacher, e DOMESTIC. Anhauser. . . ¢ coee.-.. 8. hlitz-Pilaner...... is Wealth | forHysteriu, D ziness, Convul Neuralgia, Headacho, Nervous Softerfing of the aping o misery, d ago, Haronoss, loss depression, ‘ovor exertiontof tho brain, self. Each box, contains one 81.00 » box,or six bottles for With each order r ived by us aplished with ~* 00, o will send ‘'Kit, the Arkansaw Traveler.” Mr. Chanfrau was born in New York City in the year 1822, Ho was, as his name indicates, of French extraction, but his parents were essentially American in their ideas and ambitions, Frank wi not educated with a view to his follow- ing any particular protession, and as the family was in essy clrcumstances there was nothing to necessitate a speedy choice of voeation. His inclinations were early directed toward the astage. and be- fore attaining his majority he had won me local renown in juvenile patts, Forty yearsago he was a prominent_ featurs of = Mitchell's Olympic theatre in New York City, and it was at that house and about that time that he gained a wide and splendid reputation as the originator of the character of Mose, the fireman in Ben- jamin Bakor's drams, “‘A glance at New York.” The roputation young Chanfrau achieved in_this character” was more than national, and bore fruit in the shape of scores of imitators, among the better known of whom were J, H, McVicker and John E, Owens, Chanfrau subsequently made good hits in the character of Dundreary, and in his own play, “Brother Sam,” the principle character in which was presumed to be brother to Lord Dundreary, Next to Mose, Chanfrau wi best known ns it in “The Arkansaw Traveler.,” Mr, Chanfrau’s carly atage training was complete in overy de- tail, and previous to his embarkation in his noted specialties he was known to the profession as o painstaking actor to whom none of the leading stars would hesitate to intrust important supporting parts, For thirteen successive seasons, Mr. Chanfrau opened the Boston theatre with “The Arkansaw Traveler,” and Kit was oach year welcomed by & crowded house. Mr, Chanfrau all this time en- joyed the reputation of an exemplary man in his private as well as his profes- sional life. He was a moderate liver, and leaves a fortuno cstimated at nearly a quarter of a million, Like John McCullugh, Mr. Chanfrau's first work was at a trade,as he was at cue time a ship-carpentor in ono of the west- ern cities. He went back to New York while he was still a young man,and joined the Forreat Dramatic Club, an organiz tion which was merged in the Dramatic Institute of that city, They attempted togive Shakspearean performances, which wore a failure. His first great success was in a broad comedy given in Philadelphi where he gave imitations of all the leading actors of his time. He was, in fact, the Nat Goodwin of his day. His subsecuent career is well known. In Cincinnati, in 1849, he married Miss Henriotta Baker, of Philadelphia, who survives him. only son and his heir was seen in this city last season, playing a comedy cha acter with John Stetson’s company “The Glass of Fashion. Chanfrau’ birthplace, by the way, was the ‘Old Tree'” tenement house, corner of Bowery and Pell streets, New York. 4t rofund the Guar. R62 THEONLYTRUE 4 IRON & VIGOR of YOUT IJ{P Want anh’pnI te, ine dlgesiton, Lack of Strength, and ng absolutel iy polies Bra T, Suffering from complaints 1iiE Lo thelr sex will T TONTIO o rafo ao + hoalthy gomplexion, 14 at commtesfelting only add 1 tho orlgtnal, Do ot expert= GINAL AND BF: The Dr. Hurtor Med.Co, or onr “DREAN BOOK. 0d useful lnformation, free. BOTTLES. . Bavaria Bavara ++. Bohemian, +ee.Bramen. veosese B8, Louis .- 3t. Louis, Milwanker, . Milwaukee. v+ o .Omaha. Ale, Porter, Domestic and Rhine Wine. . ED. MAURER. 1213 Farnam St HRADQUARTH 8 T ONAlL " “TME MONARG! The moet extensive manufacturers of Billiard & Pool Table mber 1l bo opened or ut Stations east of 500,000 pounds oats. 3N THS WORLD. Elkhorn Vi John Mockstrasser General Agent or Nebraska an | FIRAEE Wostern Towa. Preforence will be duetion auality by to articlos 50 8. Tenth Street + + + + OMAHA, NEB 4@ Prices of Billiard and Pool Tablos and materials tarnished on spplicatiou. produced o oot own | ' TROT OSALS FOR GRAIN, Sealod proposals n bri cond tions, will Lie recsived at ti N Brd, 18 North Platte, ¥ob. and 200.000 pounds cataat ‘statioas-on ley 1t K., between Fromous and Val rtialus of domostio pros, 4 manufsoture, cqual and such A g the Pucific Coast tar the extent Consumption required by the pablio sorvice there. The Government resorves the right to refoct any or All bids Full partioulams as to bilding blank p DAIARTMUNT OF 2K PLATTE Oftice Chiof Q ) A Nx plicate, subjoot tethe s offloo wntal , at whi A ia prosence ob bidd nishing and_deliverisg at Omala_ Quartaastors line 0 1%, Ry., ot and 500,000 pounds eorn_ i ‘Alio, for 500,000 pounds corn remnont a; on i gl \citions of prico aud il beo production. and maj porals, 0 I to tho G. B, DANDY, ohiet Quartenasster. g pr l s Wder une ', acture | dinnor ter mor' pomaly nd bidders guaranty can be ebtaind on application totl Moe. o marked, bl st IN LIVER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES, Dr, 0. G. Cilley, Boston, says: *I have used it with the most remarkable success in dyspepsia, and derangement of the liver. PRAYER AND AYER PoLITX How a Cunning Darkey Worked Himself Out of a Scrape. Arlkansaw Traveller. The other night Captain Mavilton, hearing a noise, stole out to the hen- house, and found old Jasper Payne, a well-known colored politician, creating great excitement among the chickens. captain at once recognized the iutruder, “What are yow doing in there, you thieving scoundrel?” The old fellow dropped on his knees clasped his hands and paying no atten- tion to the captain, began to pray “‘Oh; Lawd!" said he, *‘doan’ t] strange dat yer sarvant sought sich er place ez dis ter pray in, fur, Lawd, when de 'sire for prayer comes on yer sarvans he haster hunt de nearest place an' di down in sankification, an’ Jub an” thank fulness; an’ oh, Dawd—" “D—n your ugly skin!” and the cap- tain seized old Jasper by the collar and jerked: him. “‘Liook out, look out!”” Whut eber yer does doan’ jerk me. Man jerke 1 me onct an' I ain't felt right sense. Turv. me loose an’ I'll ’splain: mys The captain released his hol 1, and old Jasper continued: ‘Il was cornin’ ’long from er ward meeting. and about de time I got heah. 1f 1 hed v n’stood-de whisper of 6 Lawd, He tole me to vote the dimicrat bicket, and to speshul- ly vote fur Gap'n Mavilton, w hat am cr "chuded ter go down 'mong ‘“he niggers an’ hol’ meetin’inde Cap'ns. fabar but youse'f bad ter cum.up, 1 see yer: sint o frien’ ‘or det pussen.” T am the captain myself,” “What, is dat er fuek! Shake. “Jaspor, 1 hope that you will tell all our friends to vote for me. I didn't zndenmd your motive for poing into my hen-house, but 20w tha'. we under- stand each other, why it's al( night."”" “Gled ter haah you talk dia’» way, boss, an' 1 helebes yer'll make er :nighty fin representer. Say; 1'se gwine ter haba fow 0" de nigger leadors at Lemme t; or dose chickens. tong wid rae?’ **Belp younsel§, Jaspev. The old fellow touk dovn three large | taaries do.more harm than good. He bade the captain a courte- ous good night, and muttered to himself | !4y the iatease aeho gaiaed the streek: ‘Now, doan hew much better it am ter hab chiskens, or e zhinkaul gin ter yer don it is ter steal ‘om! I yor wants er man ter be hones, why jos” gin hima er chance, Huh los’ a1k his sense.” o —— YOUNG MAN, READ THIS, over I owns mnd operates Chioago, Chicag » Madl 01 Mlwankee, Owatonns sad Pairlbauld. Chioao, Belolt Janesville and Minoral Polad. a0, B, ockiond and Dublique. n Cifuton, Rock Island and Cedar Rapids. Counci! Bluffs and Omaha. Sloux Oity, Bloux Falleand Yankton Milwaukee, Milcl hamberlalu. Dubugue, Bt. Paul and Minseapols ‘simar, St Peul and Minneapoll wend the Finest D(nh)'&(hrl in id are yin oo the m nes of the CHICAGO, EE AND 8T. PAUL RAILWAY, sud every ot 'baid 40 passengers by oourleous cwployes of the Company. ILL. Goa') Managor. b8 MERRIHL, O ARPENTER, Gon' Fasm. Agh ARK, ok, 2 O A¥EORD, Ass G Pa A 1606 FARNAM Huve for sale Zatke, Bu sundere, snd Bul Tazes paid 1o al sty NEGRASKA LAND AGENCY 0. F. DAVIS & 0., SUQCESSOR 70 DAVIS & SNYDER.) Goners Deales 1o REAL ESTATE OMAHA, 00,000 soros uretuly n kaatora Nebreaie, st 10w prios ab aa saguas 15F walo 10, Douglas, Dodge, Uolfax e, “Cuming, Sarpy, Whsbioghon Merick itler Jouaties. | parts of tho Btats, Woney loaned on mproved fhri, I:uly Publio always lu ofios Correspondence ° oeleobed \ands 0B eady Gorme T Michigan, offer to send their ealebrated 1, I VOLTAIO Bkin and other ELkcTiio Ar P (young or ld) atdlicted with pervous d troubles. paralysis, reatoral guaranteed, trial is allowed, trated paxspblet, fre ‘Why He Lingered in SoMtude, Through Mail nd many other diseases, € to_health, vigor and man and inguired His | k it | quired, faw 4 Wilkiam's Indi i :‘;:fngl‘: bohins cuzed the worstschronia cases of 25 or " when ex white man wants oftice, he's dun Vouraio Besr Company, of Marshall k% on trial for hirty days, to men bility, 1oss of vitality and manhood, and all kindrod Also for rheumatism, nearalgia, mplets | oil passed allowing steel for shovels and spades and not less than eleven or more than cighteen Iro guage, and oosting nat less than $15 per 5810 pounds, be imported. freo of duty by wanufacturers of shovels and spades until No risk inourred, as thirty days’ Write them it onee for illus. The other evening a man was found lying, on the grass in Grammercy Park by [ bent pin in an ecasy ‘4 minister on his way home from prayer- meeting, and the latter walked up to him My good man, why do you thus linger | livers and do wonders. in solitude among the trees! Is your|vegetable they cauunot harm any one. heart bowed down by some geeat sorrow! b ALl druggiats, : ing to cheat the law?” “No, sir, you're off the track again,” *‘Are you here to commune with angels and seek—"" “‘Say, mister, firo that at mo again. That sounds a littie like it.” “‘Are you here waiting for angel arms to bear—" “‘You've hit it this time mister. 1am here accordin’ to app’intment wid Bridg- et Maloney, an’ sho is an angel if any o’ the girls air, an’ she has bare arms, you bat, only a little delusion on ’em, an’ " be Jases it's about toime she wera comin,” If she ain’t herein ten minita Oi'll be after huntin’ upMolly Magginnis, Say it agin, mister; 1t sounds as sclwate as pul- lin’ the cork out av a jug — . A CARD.—To all who are suffering fyom errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weaitness, early decay, loas of manhood, eto., 1 will wend a recipe that wid cum'inll, FREE OF [ARGE. This great remedy waa dircovered by a missionery in South America, ~ Sond sel-sddressed envelopo # K. Jo- snrit T, Inuax, Statlon D Now York. OSTRRE One Indtan, Three Lunches. Three Quarts, Austin (Nev.) Reveille, The improvidence of Indians is pro- verbial. They toil not if they can help it, neither do they spin unless it is around a kitchen about meal time. They take no thought of the morrow,.3ut will gorge their capacious stomachs to highest notch, utterly indifferent of the coming day. To feast one day and fast six is a pretty fair average, though hardly up to the Indian wish. Night before last éhe motor crew tried to measure the appetite of a guileless Piute of ten sage brush summers, and to his demand for- something to eat gave him their lunches. Hale, Bice and Merrigan emptied their buckets and the young red' man swallow - ed and drank three quarts 6f tea and coffee mixed. “He then took & jaunt down to Battle Mountain,. bat appeared sgain last night to sce if he could not strike another grub bonanz, but the railroad boys did not respond and gave up the contract for filling such wapacious men. ———— STOP THAT COUGH By using D=, Trazier's Throat and Lung Bal- sum—the only sure cure for Congls, Colds, Hoorseness and Sore Throat, and all diseases of the throat and lungs, Do nosneglect a ugh. It may prove fatal. Soores and aundreds of grateful people owe their lives to Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam, and no family will ever be without it after once using it, and discovering its marveloss power, Tt s put up.in large family bottles and sold for the small price of 75 cents per bottle, Sold Kubn & Co, and C. F. Goodma — e —— A Queer Little Lesson in Selfishness, The delinguent taxes of Lansaste amount o £10,000, including ervrs, meoting was held Saturday might to the smbject. 7 R The total receipts of the Hall con wero £1,740, which puts the agricr] ciety on a good finareial basw, The republicans of the ssnatorial somposed of Jefforson_arnd The campaign liar has struc amd Hik firat e Tort s a pquash beam at 280 pounds, T'e co hian, Mary Raage, the girl who was outs Brow: ich pooz, Holt connty Is marching o the union, the last torm of court, fused, Willie Kocken, a North' Platter thigh, 2le foremost. A man named Kruger wound up drunk in Stewart, Holt county downward on thie floor of t suffocating, ble is that most guard ready-made corned cops. Tangermen’s largs mill at T4l Itis niot known ho $20,000; insurance, Humboldt boasts of ell at the sight of & mouse yet had She took brandy betwesn pulls, An unknown man, supposed to railroad laborer, was found dead tw west of Valentine on the 29th, It i that he was murdered for his money. The Ponea ar>immense in Dixon cownty this ncteless fruitful than the yield of and gram, is the vroduet of big babies, _The 8 year cld.son of Mr. Mey North Platte, was fata from a horse in Emerson’: day. The youngs count herd law in the cocnty. A committee pointed to bring the subject before t legislature, raised Yio pile by forgary, While skir around for bondsmen he gawe the of slip, and skipped the-town, Atlanta Constitation, Two men in Walton county own. farms on opposite sides of a public road On one side, nailed to a tree, is a board with the following inscription, to wit:: “All personsare warned notto hunt o» fish 8 on these premises. ted to the fullest extent of the Juast aexoss the road, on the op- side, is- another board witly this umnll. namely: *‘Come on,,boy: a-huntin,’” suffer so muohy particularl; ing, _entirely thrown off saparilla, . in the-morm] ‘y Hocds Sar- o —— They Love the Work, Sommerville J ournal, “Why is it that the employes i tods- phone offices_are all ladies?” Mrs. Srown made this imquiry of her husband. ““Well,” answered Mr. Brown, **the maxs- The moon was shining brightly and the agers of the telephone companies- wore [ striker, aware that no class of employes werk 30 [ Publican nspers genarally denounce its ed: those who were in love with }° faithfully their labor, and they knew that ladies wuuld be fond of the work in talephone offices,” *‘What is the work in a tels phone office?™ Mrs. Brown further in- ““Tadking, answered Mx. Zrowa, and the converzation come to an and. SKIN'DISEASES CURED By Dr, Fraziers Magic Ointment. Curos a5 if by magic: Pimples, Black Heads or G Blotches and Jruptions on the fuce, le the skin clear and beautiful, ~ Alsc Salt Rhoum, Sore Nipples, Sor 1 Obstinate Uleers, Sold by druggists, mailed on receipt.of price. 50 censs. Sold by Kuhn & Co. and C, ¥. Goodman. — More Mud Slinging. Philadelphia. Call. Mrs, Pinks—*‘Oh! isn't it awful?" Mrs, Links—“Dear me! What is it? I havn't heard & word. Mrs, Pinks—*‘That last campaigm scan dal. And jult to think, it is about.a wo- *Goodness gzacious, what , Rinks—*‘Why, Mro, Belva Lock- wood, o course. She is the only woman running for prosident in_this campaign. Well! well!'L suspeoted it myself.” Mrs, Liinks—**But what.is the story?” Mrs, Pinks—Thoy say her frent bangs and back hair don’t match.” e PILES! PLuks! PILES? Fou tod Iiles » Indian Aemedy,) called Thw. n Pile Olntment. Wil 30 years standing. No one need suffer five twinutes after applyine this wonderful sieth- ing medicine, Lotiona, instruments an ‘ndian File Ointw enanbsoxbs the tumcrs, al after gotting warin in bed,) aots as & poultice, | {mothing else. |l Head what the Mun, (Cloveland, says about De. W | 'Pile Qointment: ‘'L have used scoxes of Pi, Cures, and it afferds me pleasure to hava mever found anything which gave sug inunedinte and permanent relief a8 Dr. Wi lisw's Todian Owntimen! 53 Sold at yetall by Kuhn & Cv. C, ¥, %00nMaY, Wholsale Agent. e — Oanadian Protestion, tor of 2240 tha wext session of parliament, e — Despiae Nbe the Day « Little things may hel, Small Thing Dr. Pierce's “‘Plevaant PurgativePel' 1 are emall thivgs, pleasant to take, ar they cure sick-headaches, relieve torp Being purel A single alec Willkam'’s ching, (pasticularly atnight iives instant relief, and, it propared caly for fii™ Piles, itehing of sho private parts, and for M. Coffinserry, of jan’s Tudian For sale by all drug. glsta and mailed on receipt of priee, 50¢ and Orzawa, October 4,—The erder of the coan- | mournfy a man td rise- - for instan ge, " | to beat him most uamercifully over the When asastan cowardly a A blacksmith, whose-name is Casb full of Nowaha City night, and was run over by.a. freight t proaching she city, catting off._his rig] and otheswise injuring him. John Ci Laughlin, of Hamburg, Io., ige tuué;:u the jon violat this notice will' be [ He was on a passerger.tramn which stopoed | Pr his death not stated, fusther than hu.hads been feeling sick suddenly at North Platte, on there forswsupper. Cause of all day. stituted suit in the States to.recover ouit court of the Iroad, The Plattsmouth Journal , says: Counor_ ook Lincoln i+ going to make a_determined ef fort to have t¥e next state faic held at that place, Mr. Walter Hoge, of Streator, i1, has prurchased a third interest in tho Lincola News or #1000, Lincoln is talkimg up state fair groun A k Phayer_counties ve nominated Wm., H, Snell, of Fairbury: ys are after the-Mexican near Crete, bas been sent to Lin- coln for treatment, Her Nealth i still very ‘Thers were ten divwce cases tried at Only two were ro- weaknsssfor gamning, carries a bullet in his asouvenirof fooling mth a gna, muz- by laying f alabooe and The Iirth Times secommends Nebraska sorn cobs for pekidemen’s slubs, but t9 great: twu- s of the peace are ge, Otoo eounty, was burhed on the night of tue 27th the fire originated, Low, 000, # woman who would: seeth extracted by a- dentist at cne witting: Jduraak sezs crops of al 5 injured by a kik ablos last Thurs- v'a skull was fractured. =mers was held in I" favon of restor co “agent namad Musgrave op: fully inandaround Oakland, and n Tt sobered ham, died | Nowonl ndgment against Oteo county for. 6,000 on’ aonds issusd by the de- | & T2 which yot fendant to.une CouncilwBluis-snd St. Joseph { dorsdited €. 0. 1 T eonnty idueyn nnd . s invalaabie for Teases pecnliar to valil g nen, and all #ho lead sedentary lives, It doea ot njure e teeth, exuse headucho,or e constijntion—other Jron medicines do, anty fabr nriche nn‘v‘]w.‘mw(hwPimul.u!r:xmhms tural 20- | 11 appetite, aids ths aesimiletion of food, re- licves Heartburn_and Belching, and strength- distring | envthe rmuscles and serves, n county | erc tips tho Thia med/'tine, combin FuEetable toalcs f'ares Dyanes Eimpure Bl oo MainriaChillsand BEST toaics, Tndige eurai gioe s an uni il e Vier Intermittent Fovers, Le Ei &e., it has 1o cgial Thve genuine has aho A red lines o Wreppe Fade culy by FROWN CHYNICAL C0., 1 W71 WORE, N, ng Iron with pure medy for Diseases of the NIWN0DTY S = TONIC. and _complete fon, Wenkness, witude, Lack of o tradb roerk Pakéo novot] ragad by Nervaus Debility Qulex permanensoure. Civialmgency,| wiumee, K.Y ok frea. ic ot dis- with a a grand Sofc yoary of st Fren b0 be erary fourteon: ® been a T 8 Lin over y instance. ve miles {|patd, Ulustintive eamplo 5 cents pected | [bmedat s wardod tho muthor b ronbier ¥ pecits v: “Socn wonten " sobecm:HEAL iy g tho | ot Viomeace " o THYSE| F fesrAn There ence of 1 Ite BY MAIL POS I A GREAT MEDIOAL WORR ON MANHOOD A ‘xhsusted Vitality, Norvous and Physteal Dobility Pro mabaw Docllne i1 Man, Erroraof ¥ and old oomq 3. and old. sorioa osuiing from 45book for crery man, und ty th 1n ok §, Ehysic s 1y 200 mughn m oossed covors, a finer work and proféssional, iy 0o untry {6r $2.50, o= Prioo only §1.00 by mall, poet: Poabody Medical 7', Parker ,No. 4 Bulfinch Street, Boston Mass., who ey bo ot msutied on all discases’ requiriag skifl and . Chronlo and obatinnte disost ethat have 1t'contains 185 presoriptions for »: and ohronle iseason cach ono of whioh 1o Invalusl n evory eonse,—m —than any other work sold (n ne monoy will bo rohinded the National Modical Asaoots on, to tho officors of which ho rofer. The 8 slonse of Lifoohonid bo read by the young soringte action, end by the afiicted for rellef. d | 1 will bn wefit all.—London 9 1o nember of #ocloty 0 whom The Sol- 1 ot be usetul, whether youth, par natructor or clérgyman. ZLanoet. ficiannn of Lite, Only $1.00 TPAID. oxth, an By indiscrotlons or ex yonng, nAddlo-aged, cato blo ?:lxlmdl In besusita giit, guaranseod echantest, 1it: s. Bond now. Gold —Argonaut. Taatitite, of Dr. W. he next fic ury, got in ap- ht WL 29th..| 4if Uni ponm Liirand'cai bo Tociowged ta sasa Wintar is com! ; and pains. Robert Porcival, of Counall Bluffs, hayinn| Ur. iorsc's Blectso: Belta. 29 %o dolng you wili avold Ribeumatism, iCidney Troubles and other ills thas-dosh is heir ta Do not delay, but call at our offise and examiue boltey No. 148¢ Deuglae street, cr ™ Guodman’s, 1330°. y are Norvemsnem, L s, the season of 5w o thiv et Tn vie nam S i Az Fieatri Bolt in Arnor icnatiam hrinzh tho Bt by Tho patlont. tthe yoar for achea wo say buy one of t., Omaha, Neb. Or- “John. A. advantsge ofithe stiff prices yuling in Chicago on corn. and sold 15,000 bushels at.74.cents, profiting,$8,262.50, now kicking himself beoause ha didn! and he lost 31 350 by selling too seon,” The Guas County Demoorat rays ik BEE supports & republienn, and well of a canaidate, ¢ is lagaly publican navers, of the bra: a demagogue.” Abe Conatable, ¢ and after visiting the gravesof his chil paired to.a drug store, purchased a vial of lau- Whea he wus ‘uund danum aad went tbod. next morning ho was dead. The Noxth Nebsaska Bress_ aseocs session at Norfolk, elected. A, M. Ne the Navfolk Jcimal, prosides Graves, Veligh ' Adyocate, vi dent; J. . Spree 3 9. D, Matkows, of the asurar.. Ed Oltien, cific.d uncwion. ran oy ¢ the conpuing. in. a flying swit sustaiudd injuries trom which he diec: home 1 Plattsouth, hat, w3 years e wife and two childyen, 1t in @ dull seek that Ponca docs nisk .a few lvely rows, One day.} thers were four sensations recorde wauled by a shwg shet, anoths W faco mopped wid gok bovsted out « & duors, Au. othur tried to carve a man with a razor and another turbled inta the creek ard o drownine. A little girl of Mr, Christiansen, of was in & second stery window last when sho lost her halanco walk bels head, but beyond a listle faintness dng at thy nose sho was appa sntly Jured, and gvas soon going abo st as Georgo Stephens, aged 22 a p: trade, was shobinthe Dreast the 274h ult,, the ball being ra a revolver in the hands of Mrs, F, The young man wes prowling aroun man’s house, which was not af the Le: tion. At lash reports the yosg man. withia chance oi recovery, "| of Nell teashield the criminals catoner's jury was lockad} up in the was that there is no raoney 1o pa for sersing the warrant, Plabte e 2 fhardly afford to allow s » unpunished, The Sioux City Joarnal reports th iginoers of the voward Rapid City, the west end of 1 | ty-threo miles, « southwe t comner of the great Si i | e Wy | his poivh o i d City, It the intention od the Northwestarn to build the bsnch nerth to Rapic teast, perhapsfarthes into the 13l t I will ba continued the 1 I o lirses story of the 1 named Flow, w the county seat county. plac the xirl he harrowed the feelings maw, and was ordered from the pla share-iug in the joys fairly #8411 the Iather was not satisfied, 4. hobject of bis wrath walkiog along with the young iad; big revolver and st nivg up behind the youug man he s nd id ly with his wurderous wea 1 the viotim of the d up for dead. Iuvestiza arriyves was of the asailant’s daughter, and no sician lapgui in jail rgsly auoted by re- butavhen it opposes a McCaok, Neh., Bennett Thursaay, where. he fommerly lived, or, of the Norfolk b the yards at midnight leat Tyes- h nd fe o the side- She struck aquaraly, upon, hor t Madison on alibar, from . Theaction of the aut'writies of Columbus in failing s pursue and arrest the murderers Quackenbush, swacks of & purpose The verdict of the. rafpand the ouly excise given for inactics h o villanous orime ikhoen line have gone north ty wile Valentine extension, westward bwen- This cayies the line heyond ne is sforty: of Plow reraped an acquaintanre with the charming daughter of Dr, Ball, of that Whilo he sub-soiled the affecti Iivated, Spying the he srmed Lims ted in hot pursuit, that the young man was not in the company Heis hold it “When speaks dren re- G o 50, 0l ation, in 1dig, . of udson co-Dresi- O'Neill | s whil ola and 00t fr Oneman Jhad his D ame near Lince!n, aturday, d blaed- well » ninter by Morrin, the wo- reputa- was slive coroner’s. an officoar uoty can | at theen- the el . ou s roser- located is. plainlx a L) ack vservadion relsdes o a lover of Custer ion of of the pill- oo without But the strest f with a Run- proceeded | g tion w tha | $ Found Tri) o 800 By 4 Potor Wright & Bons, Gen Ageute. 86 Broad: way N. Y, HAMBURE--AMERICAN TPaclze’ Company. a little whils, as it scld.yesterday at 83 cants, | DEMIC? LINE F(Id -ENGLAND, FRANCEX AND GERMANY! “The steamships ok sis well-dmown Wne are bullt of ren, in waber-tight compariments, taul with every rogueite to make the passage both o- | sadan agroeable They carry tho U ,y-bu.- And-Euwopean maik, ollar brigade, the.re- | digs sud soturdays.for Plymouth (EONDON) Ch biurg, (PARIS) and' HAMBURG. Ratos: Cxiatn, 363, 805 and $7b. Steerngo, Honiry Pandt, Mosic- Hansen, agontoln Om: Couacl) Biuffs. ' C. Agis., 61 Broadwas, N, and leave Steorsge frem F iy »ba, Goon c. DOCTOR' WHITTIER, 617 8t. r Charles 8, § [ i aivat seiatlie iséas s Arising, from indi Exposur xor Indulg znoo, wrich prosa e Iesioated i icie owog & Schocntgen, agents in ICEARD & GO., Gen. Pass . Y. Chas. Rozmiineki & O ral Westorn Agonis, 170 Washington 8t., Chica Fositive Writren Guarantee nessea, Mndlelnes nent overywhexe, & i to a8 wra peomosed Ly 4hs a0 New York _Thui oulw §28 First E. Moores,M. Tott, f.. Lonis, Mo, . b N inity, al and other Afiece . Bleod Poisoning, catod with unparalielsd ately, Privately. iscretion, Excesd, mo of %he W of a'ght i for questl Fusz ) 04 pi fomale, "MARRIAGE CUIDE ! 260 1 ages, ine pi n or a eloth and gl bindin Sy ek vics 1,000.00! § /| WV 154 bo paidto any ono wh 0 will fnd & partic.) 23 Marauiry, Potash, lodine, Areanic, of any Foi- #000US BUDSLAD DY Swrrrs §rEcty 3 have cured Blood F. A. TOOME! re standio. Had sores as d 1w after physicians anc ed.” R, L. Iailes A cudre e of Rheumati ARCHIE T sed by o MAS, Sjelogheld, Tena. o t bi\ the use of Swift's Spawific aftor 4 bad most sigually fai cuay and Potash Treatment. iled with tho Mer- M. D. Perry, Ga, “Bwilt’s Specific has cured me of Scrofuln ok 12 iarge as 3y hand, and “very ons shought 1 was doomed. Swilt's Spsific hor medicine had , Lonoko, Ark. o foom wo what o for ws. 14 alarl Our Freatieo on Blood rad Skin Diseasos malled troe sppilcante 0 TEX SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Drawer 8, Atlants, Ga. Philadelohia offioe SAILING EVERY N. Y. Offioe, 169 WL 22d 8t., between fih and 7th Avenues. 106 Ohestnut ¢ RED STAR LINE Belgian Boyal and U8, Mall Steamers SATURDAY, BETWEEN ourslon, ursion 110 $0 HEW YORK AND ANTWERP T'he/thine, Germany, Italy, E worsge Outward, §20; Propald trom Antworp, $15 {nclading bedding, ete, 2d Cablo, 850 #60.00; Exoursion, $100; Saloos tio ¥ Holland and Frasc Oaldwell. Hamilton & Co., Omaba. "3, E. Flo by l aa & Co., 205 N. 168h Blioet ], OmakiaA ente. , Quaby; D, E Klo od-1y REAL BELFORD & SOUER Owing to the increase in our bus iness we’ve admitted : o the firm Mr Edwin Davis,who iswell and favorably Inownin O.u 2aha. This willenable 115 to ha&\ : dle an incri.ased list "§ of property. We a.sk%l those who Liwve desgi- rable property fo sale, toplac) the same with us. The new firm will be g, i, ESTATE BFIOKERS. —— 213 South 14th Bt t