Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 10, 1884, Page 2

2 OMAHA DAILY BEFE - FRIDAY, OCYOBER 10 ——————————————— g ———— .} Science of Lite, Only $1.00 BY MAIL POSTPAID, { NN TRYSELF. pao O POLITICAL INDEPENDENE. Trickery in Convention and Treachery 1n Congress Mast Be Rebnked, A Vigorous Address by Senator Van Wyck at the Fairmont Distriot Fair. domaln, These are some of the living issues. They will never ba successfally met by generously electing men to con gress who have and will misrepresent them. The foundation and creation of the republican party was ANTI MONOPOLY. First, a stern protest against monopo lists in human flesh and labor, then a bloody confliet to prevent their rending the union of states. Let us see to it that the final result shall be more than a ticket under fear of anathemas and de- nunciations, Capt. Stickles served in the war, he was a brave soldier, was wounded, but whether he draws a pen- sion 1 am not advised. He seems to be sufficiently strong, robust and ac- tive to beon the pension roll. 1see Capt.Stickles isloudly denounced. Why! Belng a soldier he has earned a right to be independent, It is all very well to be a soldier, but then with your leaders and masters it makes much differ- FIGM FROZEN SEAS, irmous White Beara for the New York Central Park, New York Mail and Express, Two great whale.oil barrels on the main deck of the steamer Portia, Capt. Sharp, from St. Johns, Newfoundland, now lying at Pier No. 17, East river were carefully avoided by the 'longshore- The A GREAT MEDIOAL WORR mere change of masters from the lords of | ence whose soldier you are. If you will | men working i the vessel this morning, ON MANHOO D e the south to corporations and combined mgng munkmui uurruunddthis cnrfnp l'|rl:-u ;::n':"c’gd) ';{ CN\\’::'(‘:;(‘\'.;I: I;I\er::hr::l; l:r‘rlr'l % $ capital of the north. and then awear by, live and die for, the y but cov ork of Pranatore Dectine 1 Xam, orsof Jouth,an e | Liaird’s Record in Congress a Donot tse deiven by party cry, by par- | privileged few, then lisp their shiboleth, | bands, ~ Inside the barrels were two polar L v e e et Suocession of Betrayals of |tissn dictation, to yoto against your own |then voto alwaya a straicht ticker, as| beats. They = had originally been And ol “T¥ contatng 192 prescrptions’ for il aci the Peopl consolence, your own judgement, to forge | made by the leaders, however nauseating | ¥ -wvd ut -~ their long voyage had d shrcalo dissases eachione of which i Invalnable b Cangla the chain 10 bind you to theories and |may be the dose, then you are entitled to | resulto in their appearing Dl SO SapPorasly Burer Dataca ol oo tbr &3 —_— practicos that will sacrifice your interesta, | the distinction of soldior. to be of _a dirty yellow yoars s snoh asprobably never before foll to the of of any phyelcan 800 pages, bound In beautifo Fronch mualln _m sossed covers, fall Rfllhufllnnmfl The Ory of Party Madoe to Cover a When you know that wrong is being done and injuatice sought to be established by It was claimed that in this county a large number of republicans were opposed color, Mer., Donald Burns,to whom they had been consigned, came to the duck to | | L1 ONIWWOOIN SIST9TNHA gNy SNVII 3, OMAH AL Shaoy Ao peororsonl.c oLkt any obhet work scd i Maltitude of8ins—Masters Be- out votes, then assert your manhood. |to his renomination, but in the con- | take them away, and said to a Mail and 1tis an unfuiling remedy for Discases of the thie country for 81,60, or thio money will be Fétunded come Blaves to Thelir !]‘ench Ien’d‘nr-. machino managers to ro- | vention you were recorded as asking for | Express reporcer: — “Thoso bears were g il LU Llgy DRI peculiar to ot 4 \ i : vos ni Servants, spect your demands. Tell them that you |it, and then yon aro ordered to submit, ‘fr‘vund lm‘:i"; Icl;1 fl ml off the coast of ]r\IWr\"\y\‘E:n‘nl'h;v‘ny“lp’ \V:I;:J:le” o / et will in to consent to be misrepresented in con- (frafi" ot L 2 ‘d° "“ti"’gd“;:’“"” A“’“‘} produce constipation—other Tron medicines do, refors. [t v el 3 ventlons, in legislature and in congress, | G Herrick, and captured by means ol It enriches and purifies the blood, stimulates e rn ko ok e B T Y g The world's broad field of battle ventlons, in leg gress. ; nd purifies ; u for Insteaation, and by he afMioved for retat, | Special to Ttk Brx., In the bivouao of life How long do you suppos such por. |netsand ropes. How many miles thoy oyais the asimilatlon of food, o 18 will beneft &ll.—London Lan There 18 no member of soclety ¥o whom Tho ol ence of Life will not be usefal, whether youth, par Famnmoxt, Neb,, October 9.—Quite a large gathering of people from Fillmore, Pe not like dumb driven cattle But be heroes in the strife.” People wonder why their demands are formances can keep the republican party in healthy life? If such things are tole- had drifred south before that of course no one can tell. They are male and femsle, about eight feet long, and stand the muscles and nerve: Intermittent Fevers, &c., it hias 1o equal. Lassitude, Lack of A GROWING CITY e W e R e, A ryos lay and Saline county have been in at- i i. | rated the party will not be worth saving. 5 The genuine has above trad X and s Adress the Poabody Medical [nstitate, or Dr. W. 0 '(yl ¥ ik dlatat t’lalr v L i)l'tenhdmmnn_i‘udhby Iuder(; An:\ o“‘ri Save tho party by principles whic® can | about four feet high, On_being caught | o, % (et Tiheecn Wrapper. Takono ether T Tavker No. 8 pulinch Stroot, Poston Mass;, vh¢ | tendance at the district falr, cials, who sct as if they owned party and | |\ 3 'y “Steong and prosporous; save it | Herrick brought them to St. John,whiore | saiesslyb HuoWS CHERICAL ths BALTINORR, Nov R clfiflnnm. Onhronlo and obetinase diseas mthat have bafMoed the exill of all other phys- clans & mpeolsity: Suoh Areatod _sucoses. telly withont. an tasbance falare.” T A FINE LINE OF Piamns &0ruan —AT— WODDBRIDGE ~BROS, THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE MUSIC HOUSE IN OMAHA, NEB. NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY 0. F. DAVIS & 00, BUCCRSSOR TO DAVIS & ENYDXR,) Gonera Dealers In REAL ESTAT 1506 FARNAM ST, . . + OMAHA, TIavo for sala 200,000 aores carefully selected lands n Kastorn Nobrasica, st low prico and on oasy torma Tmprovea tarms tor galo in Dvlll, Dodge, Colfas ‘Morlck city, Much interestwas felt in the speech of Senator Van Wyck, which was delivered to a large audience this evening. The senator was very warmly received and the principal points in his speech en- thusiastically applauded. After compli- menting the peovle on the generally prosperous condition of the state, as evi- denced by the display of agricultural pro- ducts, the senator said: resent principles which the masses pro- fess, And the glamour of rogular nom- inations should only assist candidates mand, and whose character, social and moral, and whose daily life can be pointed to as an example worthy of imitation. glorious. present with a future full of hope for still other achievements, requires more than feasting our mouls upon victories others achieved. Lot us do our part as they do theirs. “Act, act in ths living present, Hoart within and God o’erhead.” Painted pictures of the deeds of Monroe, Jefferson, and Jackson will not furnish votes for the democratic party. The glories of the late war, the esta ment of the principle of universal brotherhood, and universal suffrage, will not alone provide subsistence for a healthy or long life for the republican party. There are other questions as impor- tant to as even as that ef a free ballot and honest count in the southern states. Weo have been twenty years engaged in se- curing honest elections to the freedman. The temporary and halting policy of our own party has placed dangers in the way, then a decision of the supreme court voters. Who has not noticed that the people seem easily deceived and resent not being betrayed; that they are expect- ed to reward a contempt of thelr wishes by meekly re-electing the men who dare disobey them, There would be scarcely a dissenting voice to a law REGULATING RAILROADS, In states adjoining—Towa, Kansas and Missouri—the legislatures fix passenger ratos at three cents a mile, Youdemand the same in Nebraska, That cannot be Parties are only strong whenthoy rop- | done, Why? Because you elect those |t who are owned by and serve other inter- esta than yours, You are working your farms on shares, you shall receive, the men who genero ly direct county and state and congros- sional conventions, pominate your ticket your own executioners at the ballot box. A few political attorneys for railroads, a few editora of railroad organs, well pald for betraying your interest, will not allow it. He who argues against the fraud is stigmatised as a demagogue, and he who hesitates to take the nauseating dose is denounced as a bolter. And so your PARTY LOYALTY AND ALLEGIANCE is to be used for your own enslavement to the power of corporations which like the horse-leach is ever crylng give, and can never be satisfied. Ona thing is evident—the republican party of this state must correct their wrongs or the people will take it in their own hands, An apparent concession is made to the dotermined advance in public sentiment by the railroads directing their attorneys and editors to admit there must be con- trol, but to see to it that they control in the appointment or election of a commis- by striking down trickery in conventions and treachery in congress, — PILES! PILES! PILES! A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST! NO ONE NEED SUFFER, A sure cura for Blind, Bieeding, Ttching and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr, Williams iln Indian Remedy,) called Dr, William's Indian Pile Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or 30 years standing, Ne one need suffer five minutes after l];y:]ylnv this wonderful sooth- ing medicine, Lutions, instruments and eloc- ies do more harm than good, William’s n Pile Ointment absorbs the tumcrs, al- lays the intense itching, (particularly at night after getting warm in bed,) acts as a poultice, gives instant reliof, and is prepared only for who will executo what the people de:|and when you ask to regulate the share H}'im!' itclhlng of the private parts, and for . | nothine el TRead what the Hon, J. M. Coffinberry, of Cleveland, says about Dr, Willism's Indian Pile Oolntment: *“I have used scores of Pile ‘We need more than the past, however |and direct for whom you shall vote, | Cures, and it affords me pleasure to say that I A stern, living, progressive [ merely give you the privilege of being|have never found anything which gave such immediate and permanent_ relief as Dr, Wil- liom’s Indian Ointment. For sale by all drug- gists and mailod on receipt of price. 50c and 81 Sold at retail by Kuhn & Co. C. F. GOonyay, Wholesale Agent. e — A MOUNTAIN MAN EATER, A Pennsylvania ¥armer's Desperate Stuggle with a Panther. Special Diepatch to the Globe-Democrat, Puinaperenia, October 5. —Peter Bear, who resides at Boone's Mountain, my agent, Mr. Guthrie, purchased them. There are only two other white polar bears in this country, which are owned by Mr. P. T. Baroum and the Sells Bros. I intend to take these directly to the Central Park Museum, and they will be nice and white by Sunday morning. The work of unloading the bears was then begun. Slings were placed around the barrels and attached, by means of a block and fall, to the rope of the steam windlass. A guy rope was then passed through the body of the truck and the end manned by a number of laborers, one of whom remained on the truck to guide the barrel, Buton the approach of the bear this workman abandoned his post, jumped over the side rails of the truck and could not be induced to re- turn. The bears were finally secured on the truck and started for Central Park. Their deep growls attracted the atten- tion of people on the street who won- dered where the sounds came from, and at Thirty-sourth streot and Third avenue an over-vigilant policeman stopped the truck, but on catching sight of the Jcon- tents of the barrels he promptly decided not to take them to the station house. Superintendent Conklin received the bears at Central Park, and they were safely placed in iron cages to the right of the lion house. o — Pile tumors cured in ten days, rupture in four weeks. Address, World’s Dis- peusary Medical Association, Buffalo, about four miles from Dubois, Clearfield | N, Y. county, was awakened shortly after day- ight on Friday morning last by a noise in his barn. Hastily seizing an ax he ran to the place and discovered a large mountain panther dragging off a calf which the animal had just killed, Mr. Bear shouted, when the panther drop- ying the calf, turned upon him. He struck it with the ax, inflicting only a e Death of a Famous Lawyer. Baltimore Exchange: Marshall Swartzwelder, who for a quarter of a century has been the leading criminal lawyer of Pennsylvania, died on Tuesdey at his residence near Pittsburgh from brain fever, resulting from an acci- &v,w“ \ TIORRERGN i Undisputed in the BROAD GLAIM of being e VERY BEST OPERARTING, QUICKEST SELLING AND MOST 2ERFECT COORING §707E Ever offered to the public. HAMBURG-AMERICAN Faclket Company. DIRECT LINE FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. The steamships of thla well-known llne are bullt of tron, In water-tight compartmonte, and are furnish- ed with overy rbquisito to mako, the passago both safo and agrceable. Thoy carry the United Statos and European mails, and leave Now York _Thurs- daya and saturdays for Plymouth (LONDON) Cher- bourg, (PARIS) aod HAMBURG. The remarkable growth of Omaha during the last few years is a matter of great astonishment to those who pay an occasional visit to this growing city. The development of the Stock Yards—the necessity of the Belt Line Road—the finely paved streets—the hundreds of new residences and costly business blocks, with the population of our city more than doubled in the last five years. All this isa great surprise to visitors and is the admiration of our citizens. This rapid growth, the business activity, and the many substantial improvements made a lively demand for Omaha real estate, and every investor has made a handsome profit. Since the Wall Street panic last May, with the subsequent cry of hard times, there has been less‘demaud from specula- tors, but a fair demand from investors seeking homes, This latter class are taking advantage of low prices in build- ing material and are securing their homes at much less cost than will be possible a year hence. Speculators, too, can buy real estate cheaper now and ought t> take advantage of present prices for future profits. The next few years promises greater developments in Omaha than the past five years, which have been as good as we could reasonably desire. New man- ufacturing establishments and large job- bing houses are added almost weekly, and all add to the prosperity of Omaha. There are many in Omaha and through- out the State, who have their money in the banks drawing a nominal rate of n- terest, which, if judiciously invested in Omaha real estate, would bring them much greater returns. We have many bargains which we are confident will bring the purcheser large profits in the Platte, Burt, Cuming, y, Washington, vt sion. Then through state officials orcon. | 8% : i 7 . % i teers m Europs ealy $18. near future. -;‘ndm. ‘fl Butler M“;au 5 worthy to be placed by the side of the ventions, which th“ey usually control,reg- | 8light wound, which seemed to enrage i‘:’l‘;?:lr :::tl\‘z;:noifnhfin;:;:“ofir nsd;’flizn c.‘m?"m? ;fi%’-fifl tl;g Stcormmu, 0, L O e D o Dred Scott decislon.” It is well we|ulation will be regulated in the interest | the beast. It sprang upon him and |y 0 Jiio poin 0 C080EEOWD, o minis. | agaeaty Pundt, Mark Hansen, ¥ .E. Moores, M. Toft, | 'We have for sale the finest resi- Nowary Publio alwave i office Corrosponi [ should attend to theso matters, not t0 | of the raflroads and not the people. fastened its teeth in his right [yt T L e Birth | o e O e ALK AT ko Tagenta o o the extent of making it an exouse to nog- Yoy oan nee this fraud from the be-|shoulder, — but ho succceded in o bUY ‘tuo;’i{(sburghAan;engagedlin Agts., 61 Brosdway, N. Y. Cbas. Kominski & Co- | dence property in the north and Imported Beer lect others of vital importance. THE PAST I8 VALUABLE ginning. You know how and why you are deceived and betrayed. The question freeing himself from it, and dealt it a terrible blow with an ax, compelling the business. Young Swartzwelderfinished his proparatory course in Hagerastown. He u""&"‘ Westorn Agonts, 170 Washlogton St., Chica go,ll. western parts of the city. for its leasons and warnings, enabling us [now s, shall there be any punishment | ferocious beast to retive. A largo and | {04 0a T oki llego at Carlisle, | =~z T Vo lh 1% BOTTLES, 1o rench a highor plain of uséfulnoss and |for this kind of political transgression] | poworful bloodhound belonging to Mr, |fiiended Diskinacn, coliogo st Garlisle| ~ 57 5y, James Medical Institniy Nerthiye/Havejfinolote/atyeatons . lory. Will you pardon me for illustrating by | Bear ran from its kennel and attacked nloolle oread law in Hagers-| ¥ {1\ i o 3 z Erlanger,..... «+es0 Bavaria | 81015 . : h Whil town college. Ho re gers. N3 Chartered by theStateof1li. | able prices on Sherman avenue,1 7th Culmb l‘l ol B In the past was a reckloss and some- [your own experience. Two years ago | the cougar. hile its attention was en- town, and was admitted to the bar there, | &finois for theexpress puzposs 2 i bl VA" | times corrupt granting of the public do- |you elected a man to represent you in |R8ged by tho hound Mr. Bear split its |\ "0 "o, "o Baltimore. At the latter | e reaei | 18th, 19th and 20th streets Pilaner. . ! « Bohemian. | g to corporations, which is now ex- |congress. You know whether ho haa|skull witha blow from the ax, stretching place he practiced but a short time. ' 1] R S > — . on as to what party is|doneso. You know he had been a rail-|it dead at his foet. The puma -was an |y vi ot itteburg he entored into & s QlectandSyppilisinalithels | West on Farnam. Davenport, most responsible, but theimportant ques- road attorney, yet you and I believed he old one and bore marks of & number of law partnership with Hon, Walter For- discuses of the Skin and DOMESTIC. had he for his alle.|bullet and knifetwounds. It measured 8 S Comi d all the leadi " J tion above and beyond parties is the rescue had horiesty enough to transfer his alle ¢ Yebide ward, who was secretary of the treasury Elood promptly relicvedand | Cuming, and al e leading streets » Louis, | not earned, but claimed by greedy corpo- {1 y olnrntah‘u b“t'. ekl th istrict courts for the western distriot of Speciai Practice, Semin e Schlitz-Pilsner....... Krug's : .Omaha Ale, Porter, Domestic and Rhine Wine, HED. MAURER. 1218 Karnam St Milwaukee. k3 and VIGOR of Wi % OUTH, Depsia, Want of Appetii in our own state has been for a fow years past a most shameful, if not corrupt management of the school lands, which in many counties have been illegally leased to benefit a few rings organized to make them a matter of profitable specula- tion, So plainly fraudelent have been the ac- ceedod in its frauds, Take for instance Cedar, the lands were actually advertised for sale as the law provides, when the board a fow days before the time fixed for the sale sent notice that the lands were withdrawn from sale andall of them had been leased, when the citizensof that county were watching and waiting pa- tiently an opportunity to bid for the attorney always a railroad attorney. Every one there is only temporarily so. They seem to be seeking new opportuni- ties to mserve the old masters, with the certainty of =& larger salary, by reason of the servivice they render while exercising an office to which you mist, has prepared the skin for stuffing and mounting. In the stomach of the carniverous quadruped was found a large hunting kuife, with the following on the blade: *‘Cha-s Fost—r.” The inter- mediate letters are indistinct, Some time early in September a 80 he can again do the ssme thing, and again misrepresent you. He knew you desired NATIONAL REGULATION FOR RAISROADS- To gratify himself or his formoer em- Boone's Mountain on a hunting expedi- tion. Some distance from Mr. Bear's farm has stood for many years a lodge that had been erected by lumbermen who operated in that district some years ployees he voted against the considera- [80. The hickory timber is now all tion of the Regan bill and then gave |taken out, but the ancient cabin is still reasons which showed he would always |there and iahabitable, also somewhat di- find e et inst 1o, | lapidated. Some boys, while passing To anid Rogan wan siok. Woiatof that?|near the hut yesterday, found por. the state legislature, and wasinstrumental in the passage of an act making the judiciary elective. His first criminal case created o sensation, ending as it did in the conviction of Greatrake for seduction after one of the hardest-fought legal bat— tles. In a single bound he became a fa- mous criminal attorney, developing a fac- but was appointed by the court. Truth- fully it can be said that not a client of his was ever hanged. Mr, Swartawelder was an eloguent talker, and prepared his enses with remerkable care. Upon of Hawthorne's “Scarlet Lotter,” and again he used *“King Lemr” with great effvst with the jury. Ho was haundsome, one occasion he quoted nearly tie whole | & mensng. The appropriate rozedy tatonce used in each case, Consultations, al or by letter, sacredly confidential, Mede No marks on. Address Un.JAMES,No. 204Washington sl.,chlennn,lll, VIGOR icines sent by Mailand Express, sacxage to indicate contents or sender. Phr Mo, Quick. sure, safe. Tiook free. Oivista Agwes, 160 Palion . New York: of Mercury, Potash. Iedine, Arsenic, or any Poi- sonous substauce in have cured Blood Tainé by the use of Switt's p ftor T had most signaly failed with tho Mer- cury and Potash Treatmont. F. A. TOOMER, M. D. Perry, Ga, Specifio has ourad me of Scrofula of 12 Had soros s Yarge as my hand, and Swift's Specific i years standing. svery one thought I was: doomed. pia and Davenport streets has made accessible some of the finest and (e e el e e cheapest residence property in the _— . city, and with the building of the tion of the state board, that their warm. | elected thom. Ho know your wishes on (hunter by the name of Charles Foater, | 1\ " Urich ottorward saved many mecks b i S DB O R 1D est frionds cannot justify the act and a |the Porter matter; he spurned them be- th e "‘Pp?"::;“’ have ;""d"dh":j!(‘“' fzom the gollows. The only man he ever o street car line out Farnam, the pro- friendly court condomns by granting a|oauso ho said he had conviotions and |sinkton, d“" 'P":'- an ;’h” 2 "“1;:‘ defonded who was hanged was Ortweim, 1,000.00 ! St e i st Vi DR O perpetual injunction. courage and would vote to suit himself, | emP! cvfyat infiatoo "fi' I:“ ygoen F"d who murdered a family of eight persons. perty in the western part of the city Bp:c in many counties the board suc-|not you, he asks you to re-eloct him [monufacturing establishment, visited | 13 "3i3 " 04 undertake the oase voluntarily | \\7ILLbo paidto sny cne who will fina perttces | oo ¥ will increase in value. Syndicate and Stock Yards proper- ty in the south part of the city. The developments made in this section ) ek of Btr same, Such conduct should recelve tho | He said Regan was sick, A O | talented, and had a belle lettre educa- [ ever I 3 — | aga condemnation of the party which has|he was not sick of his bill and his friends ;‘““ of ':l“““l‘“ bones, These they f‘"“’d tion, His convoraation was s elequent f ficy ' *1r Prysieieny spd gl cipr Icllelioad | )y bhe Stock Yards Company and e nawioret: | been scandalized by offisials of its own | were urging its consideration. d;’“"’- and ¢ ;”“;’“’"Y ",fi“'“d d’Y the | o his spoeches. He will be long remem- $10),000 224, nov porshase from sie what | oo —__ o tirain Power: | elaction, but if not then they should bo Next ho stated he wanted the bill for I‘:’“"&u‘l" ucel ': ;’ h‘"m, smaa, |y airo 1o of Rhommtinn: satme by s +* 1| the railroads will certainly double above and beyond party eloction. You [the relief of the Denver and St. Joe |Johnny er, to. make further investi- —— ARCHIE THOMAS, Springfield, Tenn. - hear much of the sufferers, when he knew such a thing was | gation. He visited the spot where the | pyyguy's Sacan pressiza & Coip the price 1n a short time. impossiblo at that time for the relief bill | Poys reported to have found the bones, Mewr Savee for all kinds of salads, fish, Our Troatise on Blood and Skin Diseases malled free ———m— Froquent SOVEREIONTY OF THE PEOPLE, i ing in the direction of th : 1o the popularity of was not yet reported from the house com- | 8nd in traveling in tl irection of tho | yoootables, ond cold meats, Cheaper | *Pplicants to 5 We also have so i 3 b 7 e LR that they are masters and those whom | itiee, and this report was mado only a | lodge found additional bones that had all | ,1d better than home-made. e sauce Fun. sw&gfl‘?f\rz{&&?bn_ w 0., for. they elect sorvants. All this is told in the appearance of being a portion of a N. Y. Offloa, 169 W. 29d 8b., between Oth and 7th t. of DOCTOR WHITTIER St. Louis, Mo, Mcrcurlal and other Affece Blood Polsoning, ith llolod ivately, n, Excess, Ind ge! which produce ~sme of the oty Aate vt o phstfod oy otely o el el v Aarrisgo Fessagatly curod: ?E.-pn.i".l’{fi‘}'.’..‘.‘;'n."fl‘:‘.!!.'. sent Laveatoa eivelope, free to e Arising from w¢ | In thi dulcet strains until the ballot box is closed, when occastonally the scene changes. The servant suddenly plays master and tyrant, even snapping his whip over the backs of the sovereigns whom he assumes are ignorant and unable to com- rehend. If you elect a man who abuses is trust, who disregards your wishes, it would seem the height of presumption matter about the merits of the Fita John Porter case; by the judgement of the American people, of its greatest and pur- est men, by Lincoln, Garfield, Stanton and the gallant Logan whose standard wo thia day follow, he was adjudged guflg. verdict the nation has acquiesced, and the greai majority of this district be- few days before the final adjournment of g e an“:.‘ He knew you J‘"m“ land | humen body. Miller was by this time donated, but not earned by railroads, within sight of the old erbin, and seeing should be restored to the public domain. There were some bills like snein Oregon and the Fexas Pacific, 8o strong in equity that they passed almost unanimously, But theve was one over which the great battle was to be fought, and all tactics so well known to railroad attorneys were and Pacific, usually called the backbone route, Forfeiture was recommended by the pablic lands committee, Then the matbor was referred to the judiciary com- mittee, which reported against fonfeiture, After mlni:dnyn the great struggle was roached. Kveryone in and out of con- greas know its importance, it wus the the old wooden-hinged door partly ajar, curiosity prompted him to enter the place. Fragments of men's clothing were scattered all arownd the premises. Besides the shreds of clothing which were considerably blood-stained, he found soveral letters and a postal card, ad- postal card at Connellsville, Pa. Further and more careful investigation settlesin tle minds of those who visited the scene after the matter became generally known that a man named Charles Foster either ied or was murdered in that vicinity, and his body was subseguently devoured by wild beasts, or that he was killed by equabto it was ever offered. i L Willing o Ohange His, Anyhow. San Faancieeo Chronicle, They were sitting on the Geary stroet car. s arm had fallen gencly on the window-sill and slipped down qpietly and acoidently around her waist. Fhe did not look os i she know it, and he pre- tended to be doing nothing out of the ing the comductor put his head i and- denly and called out: “Jones!” He jumped and sho started. “L beg your pardon, 1" H “Street,” added the condugtor mud banged the door, She told him she would enly change her name if he chang- Avenucs. Philadeiohia office’ 108 Chestaut . lots and some elegant inside resi- f R RISDON hen] msurance Agen R PRESENTS Fhoenix Atmrance Co,, 0! ou, Osen Avaats RED STAR LINE| Vaie i Tovas st 1) 8, Mail Bteamers DadbaNg v wai ) SATURDAY, BETWELN dencer for sale, Parties wishing toinvest will find some good barg ains by calling on u Coileges, has heen longer | for him to ask to be clothed again with a | a4ontedto provent adverseaction, That | dressed to ‘‘Charles Foster.” One of : C| Asete...... 824,008, - AT SR | litlo brief authority to start upon the Mapias uldeow[()rl Baton Rouge and | the lottors was addressed to_the man at ::r{,-m_"t,f‘:"‘;'v';‘:':“,{3”;{}‘:\? ",:’:d"“,fwm e B e Aol Caniin 115350 ""j.ii’n'i.,"S:’Gfl'fi;?"flcnul and | 8tage a8 your master, To illustrate: No|vyicksburg, afterwards the New (irleans | A¥tons, Pa., one at Dubols, Pa., and the into bliasful silenice, when at & oroasing | Girard Tire, Piladelghia, sofiat.. ... 1909 0c0 & Daris, SRNISNT DRI AR AT Wrie r querhons, lieved it just. You elect & representa: | cpis tlon of forfei some ferosious animal. The kaife found : hak 8 A Positive Writren GUArantee | ivo in congros. 1 ia not fur to pr- | o sy Jone s oy oretares a o touach of the panthor. kilod by | o4 bis- Sho aid aho denpised » wan| NEW YORK AND ANTWERP iron i all rsbiq msgs. Modlolnosseed arerywhers, large majori- o[ Mr. B d the lotsers found near tho | ¥© Was named aftor a strect. Che Bhine, Germany, Jialy, Hollans and France English or German, sume he knows more than a large maj The ally of every road in the house was | Mr. Beaz and the i phl nglish oF an, 2 ‘ ly ry t ouse iy o ¢ e ——e Btoorage Outward, §20; Prpald from Antwory, 818; i scribing above 9. k8 Bl ty of his constituents, He no doubt|exnected to assist by voting with them.|©abin, bear similar names. It is not in . q Exoursion, 890, tnolting bedding, eta, 2d Cabis, 850; K % ARRIACE CUIDE! thiake you do not. You have entertained | ynd where that was too bave snd bald s | the least improdable that the panther YOUNG MAN, READ THIS, Rovad Trip., §0.00; Kacursion, §100; Saloon frota #60 REA L E ST AT E . 200 pages e plates, Dlustrated fu eloh and ghibiadiog | but one opinion for over twenty years. | thing to do, by withholding his vote, | Xilled this man Foster and subsequently | Tug Vourato Beir Coupaxy, of Marshall | 4o $90; Exsursion 110 to $160, e B St Gt O aiulatind wast | But your reprosentative claims that when | pip, ly the vote came. Judge Weaver | devoured his body. | Michigan, offer to send their colubrated ELEC | parPoter Wrlght & Sons, Gen Agonts. 56 Broad. Hihinee e srulioied br 1 advica Bt | in tho service at the ago of sixteen, ho|yotad for the forfeiture, Judge Valentine o —— I Vouzato s anq ot RIMTAl0. A= [ xaf %% e p knew more of the plans of the president, | vated sxsies 1o Moo Tary i ine urn The Vagrants wois ou trinl for thirty days, o men | culdwoll. Hawlton & O, Omaba. [P E. Flo BROKERS. ¢ P! 4 ) )¢ The weak stomach is said to be the [(young or old) afilicted with nervous debility, | van & Co., 208 N, 10th Btreot, Crasha; D, B. Kuo I the secretary of war, of distinguished gen- | hjs vote, 1In that sction you know lodglag-houss of many vagrant diseases |10 of vitality and manhood, and all kindred | all, Omasad. ents. odi1y Ly A. BERG, M. erals, fighting battles and organizing oam- | whethor ho roprescnted the poople of his | These ¢an be turned out by strengthening | Foubles. Ao for thousation, neuralgis, f Physician Surgoon. Offics, 211 Bouth 16th street, over Bchroter & Fechit's Apothocary—formerly Dr, Grosswan's res idenoe, 1140 North 10th 8t, paigns than they did themselves, No mateer if he did think so. He was in congress to vote your wishes and judg- ment, not his own. Your known desires should be law to him, But when you murmur, he arrogantly tells you, at the distriot. The action of your representative is tho less excusable for it was after the strong resolution you adopted at the re- publican convention in May, when you pledged yourselves and the party, to the stomach, aud the digestive crgans in partnership. There is no strengthener like Brown's Iron Bitters. Safe, speedy and sure, Mrs, Henry Corning, Hart- foxd, Coun,, says, *‘Brown's Iron Bis- tors relioved me of general weakness and paralysis, and many other diseases, Complete restoration %o health, vigor aud manbood guaranteed. No risk incured, as thirty days’ vrial i allowed. Wiite thewm &6 once for illue~ trated pauphlet, free, A Texas Sidtings. Health is Wealth ! Da. E. O. Wast's NERYK 43D BRA TREASKGNT, 8 «uazantoed specifio for Hysicria, D sziness, Convul- sious, Fits, Norvous N a, Headache,’ Nervous Prostratios eaused by the use of aleohol or tobbacco, Wakefulnws, Mental depsession, Softenisg of the 213 South 14th St Between Farnhaa and Douglas. P, 8.—~We ask those who have f 5 age of sweet sixteen he was in the army, | strong anti-monopoly dootrines. dyspepsin, and made me strong.” 4 ¥ ping to misery, | property for sale at a bargain to give ! / ”ic .nnli SElionc BELT that he was there and saw and knew and | Arg you content to send a man o con- il ) pi :'.7 75 Parson Bladeo, of the Austin Blue f,‘rn';- Iesiiug o lamolly aad desping l‘)u:‘*’ o “N :.‘-al{ o SR fi: bar 'u‘illfl il 1 (I e with the imperious nod worthy the de- gress to work and voto against you?! And | Henry Jameson, & bookkeaper in Dyar's Light Tabernacle, mado a pastoral call | ofpoweria eith Lavoluntary Losses and Sper W i Al s By gans, ) | y HORNES soondant of Jove, ho bids you” be sllent. | when you ask the reason why, “the only [grocery store ia Glenwood, duliberatoly sui- [on the Webster family, his object being | watorhoracausod by over excrilotot sho beat, welt. | We will positively not handle prop- g [ ~ Then he graciously unbends so far 88 to | upswer is to renominate the man who has | cided kut Saturday. Ho walked to tho rear | to resaonstrate with Jim Webater for eat- | NSt PV MORECgd, ) KaCh 0% eeittion Tor [ vty ab wore than its real valus | ask votes from the snubbed andsubdued | defied you, and then reward his beurayal | Of the storo, saying “good bye” to a fellow | ing peanuts during divine worship. Jum [ #.00, seat by mal prepaid on receips of price. e sovereigns whose iustructions hespuraed, | of you by his re-election. When unre- t}::‘fi.:d u,\:il‘:ffi::)l{nnx:t::i hiln‘xla‘:::,lu;h""‘fi"‘, hid behind a owrtin, and Mrs, Webster WE GUARANTER $IX BOXES toreoleet him; to reenact thepamebetray- | huked ho can repeat another act of | gok the mitten from his girl and cowld not |#aid that he had gono out hunting, = Un-|To cure suy oase. With each order roosived by us i al of trust, boldly defyingyou. And the | treachery and betrayal, wear it fortunately the ourtain did now reach the | {50 UECR AORERLEY Fuaraateo £ Tefund the Bheumatism. Paralysls, iploe wud L\ ‘Dispopais, Cotit Do rockasged o A Lasaut by the puiieat: Winter is cowing, ti @ season of the yoar for aches 5. In view of this fact we say buy oue of 's Fleotrio Belts. By so dolng you wil soverigns are called upon to clect him, that he may again defy and despise them. But your wishes were more signally dis- reparded in matters relating to your ma- terlal intereat. He know the people of ull purties in this district were thorough- UNDER THE RESOLUTION AT HASTINGS, it must be o for a wan to talk anti- monopoly in this distriet, 1t secms the leaders are willing you should be amused and consent you way have xesolutions Dwight H, Hawloy, a young busioes man in Muinland, Cass county, offers $200 reward { for the arrest of an unkuown was who has dogged his footsteps for two years and as saulted him ou one vocasion Local vapers assért that the horlzan of ly and consistently Anti-Monopoly; de- speaking your sentiments if yoa will al Sherman county i lumined with palitical camp fires of both parties, door, and Jim’s large foet protruded, 'S0 you soa Jeems has gonn out hunt- ot & cure. Guar. EST & CO., Uhicago, Ll mcusy If the treatmontdoes nob anteos issuod oaly by JOHN C: 1y 28-mbe-ry £62 Madison it *‘Yes, parson, aud he ’speots ter ba gono all day,” “Dell Jeoms for me dat de nex’ time he goos out huntin' he had better take JAR, H, PEABODY M, b, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Kidnoy Troubles snd othor ills X ¢ t he r delay, butosll at our | sired the regulation of railroads; desired {low the monopoly branch to] los i v Ny ,ihis feot mlong wid him,” said Parson 654 §o. Gud bougiassoeet | that lands uot earned as requised by the |make the nominations wnd thou |axciardt by wagonces A Chty e ooty tos | Bledso, punchiog James' toes with his | Beidenss No. 0T Jones st Oflon, ¥ 160 Fae ’ L - grants should be restored to the public'order you to vote the regular” bushel, cane uatil be roared like a tull, P Talophone tr o roaidence, 128 <