Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 27, 1885, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, "TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1885, ———— - e ——— . = GIERMINAIL, ctensed; a terrible ‘ory arose at the mo. Advortising Cheatstit THE CHIFAPEST PLack OMARA TO BIZ - ment ho was approaching the window o | Tt has becoto so common to begin an er Bread! bread: bread ! article, in an elegant, interesting stylo, N e e rvneth, o wh su e Cr tho Story of a Great Miners' Strike, | _ It was the strikers who were invading - ““Then run it jnto, some advertisoment, " - Momsgon, whilst ‘the ‘gentdathes, belev: ADDITIQNAL CITY NEWS. that we avoid all sugh, BY RMILE SOLA. ing in an attack on the Vulture, galloped, "And simply call attention to the merita . 2 with dioit backs turned, to occnpy that The Stolen Rig Recovered. of Hop Bitters in a8 plain, honcst torms . 1 The Bzr yesterday morning contained | "5 BO%ible Translated from the French The women had appeared; nearly a 0 indu eople - thousand women, with streaming hair, [ the account of h #prse and buggy belong o give ,l,..m one trial, which so RUMMARY OF PIHECEDING CITAPTERS, disheveled by the race, in tngs showing | ing to Bray's Bvdy stable being stolen | proves their value that they will never = A 14 Anton Lantier, a mechanic, unable to (ind | the bare skin, half-niked women tired of | (o0 Pl G ol B0 L0 BBl | use anything else 4 o employment at his trade in Paris, drifts into | giving birth to children only to see them e rhedny 4 Hofee e ' - the interior of France and brings upattho | die of hunger ime held their lite left kitched for.a few minutes whilo the “THE REMEDY so favorably noticod in all the 2 i the VAItATS mING Wi so00 Desies A I\h.-m about h'k’-- atlag of mourning ,;v'nl make a call ;r,mm. morning while s and {8 supplanting all { T of the ‘lk carrier boys namoed g the virtues of the Hon expert workinan. The low wages of the min- h one IR, & constant sirgide t hunger, and | $Wollen throats of wirriors, brandished lie miserable condition of old and you sticks o the old ones 1Jonk- | Dougherty was iffaking his rounds, he no. - he s of Hop Bittors y i —— s i U, S e miserubie concie of ol St o e | iokas wila the old ones, trighirallonk, | Dougiorty wapigs Vigpe cnINE Heie : iy One of the Best and Largest Stocks in the Ui 8 to Select from. the study of methods tending to allevinte ser ecks scemed 1o be bres e 8 observat BESTTONIC | b cindlion: ricduaily e it is | (o™ Sy nocks scomod to be breske | whero the steoot ear line turns on Brond Thia medicing scmbines I xith pure regatable | iticas to others And readily xecures the supe | (& Then gl | way, and a little lator while up near Mr she Dio? e T e Dl B gt and cooraration of the peor, strugling | [ELS IHEOI IO 8 ol | Lettibonc's ligigfi the samo horse came N osed? v works A saving find fs started to whicl urs, rapairers, a compact mass rolling | along at a prefy*zood gait without any K s ; . . ' i malnd hamince contrbntd, the ey thi ‘o | onin ' single strvied eolumn, erowded | drivee: 12 thought the horee st b | 1o gl and sired aiong, p- | N Stairs to Climb, Eicgant Passenger Elevator. e st ed to be used to support the el se | Jogether in such a ornner that neither | 510t some doctor, who wa king Ing away Wil the time for years . = eyt o roubis Wit the il it6 | tite fatell brosakok oWt 112 to some doc 10 was making & | TSR doctors doing her no good,* o i sl - a BoA incken the (seth | the | the faded breeches 1ior the ‘old wooien 1i at that carly hour, and that the hor . & il 15t of Noveber the fund amounted to acon- | jackets could be distingnished, all bein i “brerleety WA TEOm o the post. ¥ Aud at | 7 n sidernbie su, and the miners, emboldencd | yniform in the blacknessof dirt, Their d broken away from the post Bittérs the rs say sp much about.” A. TULHOCK, Eng. and 8upt. a. ¥ | by ‘\:\ml fack, dete mm..»u’ to .’um A new ; o8 W burning, the openingd only of | & |‘||w|x|-xl tho unmn;Y, and ll_kllng it back “Indeed! Indeed 1. W. DIAMOND, Asst. Beoy. me having method of payment introduced by a major:ty - 4 MY 00 | made inquirie m o which it was “How thankful we should be for that § Vve in lite. - Algo of the companivs, which was to o injo ef- | {heir dark mouths were seen, singing the | 1o ened that the animal had been stand , X v RO i v 3 T . Ly oy, Sl € fret on the urst of Decerubor, e pan of | Marsoilluiso, the verses befng Tostin o | i thore for somo time, and that.a fow | Meney Lt Missouri Valley Bridge and 1lron Works 'Oonnilns Bas shivwe tra s Wk Snd crmmwtrd v Hined e companics was 1o divide the ten centimes | confused roar, nccompanicd by the elat 58 b rallows had. cotiih CRloven b ~ AP FFICH )| KANE, Fu;'::,;nu’r;kx:;;? iher '4‘.“““53."""' puid for ench car of coul, onehalf tn ko | toring of theit'sal ots on the hard ground Db, ,"| A4 f\l‘:‘,,“fhlr ‘|'l.f,.)'.'." ':I»m' i1 ":“‘,' MR aughtersuffered on CFFICE AND WORKS LLAVENWORTH, KANSAS. / y OAL €O wward paying for propping in drifts of | Over the heads of the people was tareicd | o oninm terned it 165 el il IFACTURERS A v gaFAT Hawn Baox el and attractirs coms | {110 111, Hine workiien, o fortity. theit | on ':: ":: ‘.\1‘. -'.rf(:w' |e|‘vl:\r«ll ':."r":m{ the animal and turned him loose. Dougl From a complication of kidney, liver. A bopdsmi g e b e 4 of e G W position in case of revolt, worked nfteen d oo e, s the stindard of the | erty on making further inguiy fourd | thenmatie trouble and nervous dchility g Wrought Tron, Steal, Howd Under the hew systén of pavment. and found | [EODIG SBE AR the efear hoavons the | ghat it was Mr Bray's stolen “riz) and re: | SUnder the « ot the best physicines » Tenas and Comblnation tht it ws inidircot it effvetive inethiod of | Shath blade shone out like wguillotine turning it to the stable was duly reward “Who gave her disease various numes, N > TN reducing their wages. 7o strike wa 0| ORI Sh: S go l""”k".'r- theso | o for the wery of the propoerty. It But no relief 4 BRIDGES BN ABTOURIGH T Walb o hon 1 . prang and mil Arnps ] appears that some young fellows who And now she is restored to us in good R For Rallronnd and Highronds. ation appointed to wait upon th around thy incs, had extended their | Goraonton o 8 took the notion of | kealth by ns simple # remedy s Hop “it \ Tufn Tables, Draw Spans, Rock | dircctor o1 the mines and jay before him the | jaws like beasts, entirely changing the le lER ””:L‘lenlulmlfi SIIE, LR T Orase o s Mon placid faces of_ the conl e of | ore wnd MIIL' ¥ standing on Broniwiy, :l.!nl;;) it ) dlmr l'.\uv,l:l‘\l i 5 A 7 Trusses, Piers and Sub- RETON SRk B Aon 8 SbIeY Rt B Montson. The sui waa setting: €hw 1t | 50000 in and’ drove about, landing in . AV i structures. 617 5. CharlenSt., St. Lo ¥ mnde hin at once the leader In hestrike, | K8 of wsombre red illimined the plain. | <o place where thoy turned in for the Prosccate the Swindier!tr ) A | q {IRE i ey ot e i with v i | Hhe vond seemod flled with blood: und Fost of thio. tight, Antl-on wivking 1 tho | .1t whan you ol fot_Hbp e, (e kroon s LA 2 INSLEY, SHIRE & TULLOCK | t was cured by this Hop N, SADDLER, Asste Rovg, KT wis without result, I the men, with | the women and men eontinned to pass, ¥ & G 1o Hiores 1608s elustor of Hops on the whito Inbel) the driguist N Rt BoRB phieriont, Prastrailon, ' Debiy: entat ana | donw to o lonic and bitter strugele-”the suruge | e e [ O b UE D T ticters o with otner “Hop e A - S A MoLouT, & 1 : ysical Weakness : Mercurial and other Aflec- | gl of poverly noainst unlimited wealth, Tt Write tho rod ¢ Vol s ot 1o answer tor their reckliss ¢ shun LWL Arsist i yo Cwould o X . Aconts, tions of Throat, Skin or Bones, Blood Polsoning, twas morn of a revolution | { for tho prop rhits of others. J vipve. and iF ho hus takon your monoy for tho AL AU LA CHAPTER XXV which will earry all hefore it ina bloody LAl e Uit i 1 i o i foe | a6 sond s word of all bridgo work ta lot. 5" Arising from Indiscrelion. Excess Mr. Hennebean had placed himself at | night before the end of the.century. Yes, Would Not Be Taken. 0 HhOry Tor tho aonvicron. o L FOWAR © commissioners. e or Indulgenca; whieh produe | the wihilaweu the offico tosen tho de. | i, evaning the veopls. W loet ARBEL | 4 e fooking stranger made a 18 = g o ertou tees, denlilty, dimae Jarture of the carriage which was taking | $led, will rin thus on the roads nnd spi A8 0king stra ade o > >0 BT S T S | e whid 110 blood of the ditivons: thoy FiHl Guy | purchaso at Mri Runtington's storo, ahd DIt HAIRS M. BURKE & SONS, avorsion Lo Lh velety Of Female his wife to breakfast at chienne: Mo . 4 | their heads on poles and seatter the gold RS o i 3 after stoppin, the Gregorys and the | 1 pol the endeavored to pay for it with a silver tl ~ C B Beteuibivtals i Ho gl | o thir e Sominwht R, | UL S oo e | ASIINA, CUTE. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS RSN ilten Quaranty sARTRARTIS: [T hiovsBORSICH HAEEG MENY iPF .-;».-nmw‘l Yes ||..-ry- \\'Im"l‘lllu- the “"‘("_“"”“ “If‘ L l”‘ refus ‘!“”-"‘I" i This Mvnluablo specific readily and poria. ] door;then he returned and quietly seated | same rags, the seme thunder of heavy | and informed the stranger, who on leav Neny Kinas of Asthinn, Pho GED. BURKE, Munngor, Sl eder e oo, LRIt L ot By | wife nor his nephew to cheer him with | skinsand infected Dreaths, Kiling tho | ealicd for u different article from the one | & tirshn the womi et erriveol UNION STOCK YARDS, OMAIIA, 2 LAL I sfollomle’ | their noisy bustle, the house scemed [ 0ld people in their savage pushing b i PPFRIPNCRS: A v nnd Frrmors' Tk, David Citv, Neb.: Kearaoy National Ban',Rove ! \ i A i | hie tried to purchaso of Mr, i | VBT 163 02 TR0 1, Nt wEilos, ! cmpty houscs would e burnet; not a " wall of tried to purchass of Mr. Huntingtan, her S L ol Nebvrton: | oy, Net : Columbis Stute Bank, Columbus, Neb.: MeDoundd's Lani, North Platto, Nebs: Oaaad Towards 9 o'clock, notwithstanding | the citics would remain: y would re- [ As Mr. iluntington entered the store | TORMOTY THIlh OO FORE, iy Wil Nrtiennt Pank. Omnhi, N that he had received orders to admit no | urn to the wild life of the woods after | with the intention of witching and nai- vely well, ur L ovon 8 Will pry customers’ draft with bill of lading attached, for two-thirds value of st one, Hypolite took the lilierty of announc. | great feastings when® the “poor in- the | 10 st s 1. [ diRcuse Lus appe Sl ingz Dansnert, wio i e broushe se: | mht would et down the ' women and | M0 the man, the fellow burried oo TN 1 i o noelod Wit Hay INTTON. vious news. It was only then the dircetor | chipty the ccllavs of (the vich. There | Without completin > pureh af Ul Asthina snee 11 followed your ME SEEKER / N N, learned of the meeting held the previous | would be nothing loft-not a cent—of the | ran up the strect mtington el cutiptia nmi i happy 10 say Akt 1 novor HOME SEEKERS ATTLE] i) ARG e e e e " Fon 1w hoss thine ety [ iy s ovurtook and eaptirod Jom |Gt iy Seho i stk o fivorsbls ot | oF full Ferticulors about Froo and Cheap Londs in Wostorn Nobraska. Address PATTERSON o tened with o feeble, unconscious smile, | passed on o road like o force of natur cllow insisted on being |, g ), ©OA vuluable B o trontise containing similn | & WHITE, Real Estate Agents, North I.ile. Nebraska. thinking of the amours of Mrs. Peters, | #nd t oy received the terrible truthin | he lived newr there, which Bis eaptor | peoot feo Catua Ulriiat thvi poil upplienti 20 well known that two or three anony- | their faces was satishied was not so, but ho toid Lim Any dru, aving it in stock will pro. mous letters ery week denounced 1o A rat ery was heard above the Mar he would go with him and see where he CErIECIAILL WOTICE TO him the wanderings of the master over- | 8eillwise Lved. Athey were walking along to - % i Conversation continued on the | “Bread! bread! bread gether, Mr. Huntington: having him by o) Wrs o Crowers of Live Stock anid Oiher strike; that meeting in the forest was ns Mr. Hennebeau was standi y sarm had reached a plice near ) but the blustering of brag , no | window of his oftice, when My tassidy s, the fellow suddenly broke Scriaus danger threatenad. Inany caso | tered and closed the Shutters, jor § | from him, and pulled s reveiver, whoeh ; . the alleys would fiok. stiF that iy, be. | window panvs would be broken by the | he pointed at Mre. Huntington, . s eanseof the respectful Toar with which | stones. te shutall the windows of tho | warned him 1o Jethim alono. . Thoeapto I ur roun I a e. : they had been impressed by the military | ground floor; tien passel. o the tirst | turned about to call some men o b A Case Resembling That of Gen. Grant. display this morning, ") story above and one by one the shutters | sistanc 1d the fellow ta dyant | Yiis Hho ihut Kt GhiEAG0R: Aiod for toskafainy ki, ‘Ohe Bonind 1+ 64l 4oTthiES FARRA DL Bome tan yours ngo | bad serotulous woro on | Whin Mr. Heanebeau found himself | wore heard 1l gether. Unhappily, | of the momenttgpk 1o his u i o Bt SOl IERC il ¢ land Wintor, instoal of running don, will n. my cight hind which gave mo gront alone again, ho was, novertheless, on th | the Kitchen “windowa" would' not ehiy | oftup the hilRisiR out of s | gl b gl i helive ' $ oy ;i undoe tho old time trontment hoied point of sending ‘. dispatch to the pro- | and the fire ind bright’ sauce-pans shone | e have a full doseription of crense in woight und be in good marketabl tilion in the syrine. Dairymen ns well s others, ko of potash and mercury. and in’ Mureh: 12, | feet. The fear of giving an unn y | out upon the road on the lookont for hi ut | & Z \ Who us0 it, can tosUfy to its meris. Tey itand Judge for yoursolves. ' Peloo $: por tdi,. ¥o At broke out it broke out in my thront, wnd con’ gn of uneasiness restrained him. Hoe My, Hennebeau, who wished to see, as as probabiy by this tim: pat a o i Churpe 100 sucks, Audross WOODMAN LINSEED Olle WORKS, Owahs, Nobragka fiil::?:‘"‘é,J{.'m“.’;;‘.hG:Qi"ld’,’ x'-!‘::;-\i""].-l:.:::\"'pf had not yet forgiven himself for having | wm!;wll‘m' t o top of the houseand co- | distance between himseli and s — — e = Foof of my mouth atd uppor 1ip, then attacking | failed to'scent it; for having said every” | tered Panl's room, and from behind th 1 3 Y Iwor iy, dear #d | window blinds he watched the crowd ThiE Flfe ¢ CHARLES SHIVERICK, my tongue, pulnte and lowor lip, destroying the | where, for having even written to the pulato wnd under lip entiroly’ and Bt my | owners, that the strike_would not last a | Under the window the yells had burst | The eleeton of D, I g el ongue, enting out 1o the top 0f my loft checck B ot AR G o Cussilviol OUON O, hief ot Do wid it the Jot ey {eou et ntuos | fortnight at the most. To_his great sur- | out with increased viol 5 e | : A ol solid 1ood, sisted on liquids, and my [ prise it had gone on for nearly two 3 ‘ choice of Joln Teapleton : i o - » 9 tongue wus ko fur gono 1 could not talk. Such | months; and he was in despair about it; ‘Fools!” saud Mr. Hlennebeau, between { wag my wrotchod, holploss condition the frstof | hy' fely himself daily growing weaker, | his teeth T ATEato o0 ong ‘timo, Ticlior, if q ; B it s gn my, frionds commeneed | 6o romised, forced to seck for som He heard them abusing him invefer- [ oo o, \\nn]g; wwpomt Templeton as is LBEGUDELY PN TR YD (DRARERES: 1 B Catiie mincos o i “houting com. | brilliant stroke if he wished to regain the | ence to bis large appo ntments, The | o0 0 Set sl frniie @8 G Correspondence solioitod from onginoors an WIE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Passenger clevaior to all floors. 1208, 1208 nnd Furnam Btroet. & X menced, nud the fen; cture in my c favor of the managers He had just | women had perecived the kitehen and a ¢ OMAHA, NEBRASKA. B a1 roy iy denittod togother A | usked for precise orders in the event of a | storm of imprecations followed for the | agement of the_deps nt largely in #nd the tongue which was atmost destroyed 15 | dispute. The answer was delayed; ho | cook, who was umong t asy sauce- | Templeton's hae A — = = = = o belng rocovorod, and o' seoms, That ot wits expecting it by the afternoon cour- | pans. . Templeton is one of the olicst and most m nAl R M supplyiny w new tonge. [ eun talk #o thit my | jo it ito himsalfithatit woild ’ (8 still rang o 3 X 5 3 a gy e ok, et ity | lor” AR sy T il hat 1 would | T the shouts il rang ont oD el e e : Bl AN iz CHICAGO a0 h then to issue t Br ul WHO 13 UNACQUAIKTED WITH THE GEOGRATHY OF ent wolid food awuin. 1t nny ono doubt the be time enou P . . i " i ' Tote. T would refor thuim to Hon Jonn T Ao r the military occupation of the m nes, Then he beeamo exasperated, and eried | by step in aetual ser il he wus AR k his district, und to Dr. .S | if such should be the advice of those gen” | furiously in the noiso made chief, inwhich capee ty he served M i tlemen. In his opinion, it would ¢ i SBread, does that suflice fools?" most aceeptably o the urtment and k‘& Py 4 - MiS. MARY L. COMER. ango, Ga., Muy 14, 155, ly be n battle ending bloodshed His entire life rose betore him. v | to the public, until by political complic 5 arie Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, | death: and n proportionate responsibility | cause one had bread is no s | tions the ambition B vere grat 3 y / - X oleAlLiS = troubled him, in spite of his hubitusl s happy. Who was t fied, snd he was sueer W ; & : ‘e th brought happiness: I % With Temploton as his ] silence deepened his preo - | lutionist_dreamers could _demolish <o- | con ‘ tion: ho felt himsolf chillod to 1 t | ciety and build another. They could not | practical supervision of all RAILWAY. Charteredby theStateof - | wlien an overscer, running b full speed, | ndd to the joys of humamty, they could | pariment will Lo soon in i o s=p g A R o g1ving immeaiase relieitn introduced and told him of the | not take from wan’ a_sorrow, by | orde 1l the public may rest 3 Rl A N { THE BRST ROUTH AND B al chronic, uninary and pri- I of the mob upon Miros as | cutting off for each one his slic ad, | that they will have no e 0 cor . i _ SIORT LINI yate diseases. Gonorrhia, | he wus finishing his collee a_telogram in- | Even that would increase the unh: of the ‘inefliciency of this importy @ ClcetandSyphitisinalitheir | 0000 him that the Madeleine and Cre- | ness of the carth,and make the vor branch ol the ety serviee - Ry ma, fl,‘ complicated forms, also all H N iseases of the Skin and | vecaur were menaced in their turn. | howl in despair the rood Blood promptly relievedand | ‘Ilien his perplexity beeame extreme. He | thing wasnot to bes or if one did ¢xist, Personal Pu h. d Ji Mg 1 . s""llflel‘!lym"fl“h\ff‘"‘" expected the counr ut two o'clock; L tree, i stone, or bette il Mr. and Mrs. Georg: 0o ouncl u s testedin Farey 1, ¢ ) Biteateninn MercyLonrs hthe to nsk for troops immediately? | a grain of sund which cannot bleed under | vis.ting triends in Kinsas Cit IRht Losses by Dreams. Pimpieson | Would it not be better to wait a litile | the heel of the passer by Mrs. A. R. Houghton leaves to-day fo f i i i at Manhood, positively eured. Thero | longer, 80 a5 nob Lo Lake any action bo And, in his anguish,tears filled his eves | o visit to friends i Stoux City "] ouretack 1 pow compteta in every donar A Rl Il lCfl 0 N omeperimenting, The appropriate remedy | 1,10 Knowing the orders of the mana- { and then rolled Qown' his cheeks i ; s | mont i contuing ull tie Lueststylos uud oec ' i 0 18 at once sed in cach cave. Consultations, per. A Geo, MeFarland, who has been visit i e ®onal or by lctter, sacredly confidential. ed. gers? He returned to his oflice; he | light settled down on the road en the | 20 » e T | i A e el The only road to tako for Des Moin \eloes pent by Mail and Express, Nomarks on | wished to read a noto which ho’bad | stones bugan to rain against the frong of | {Hen@s bore. roturned o his hio . \ woricponding | ahmiitown, Cedar | . Clinton, Dixio. ( package to indicate contents or sender, Address | olarged Megrel to write for the perfect | the house. Without aneer 1 against i DR.JAMES.No. 204Washington §1. Gnicago,lll. | the previous evening. As he conld not | those furions people enrased only by the | Fred Loonys is back from a o Bock Island Routols ; oVRA Gracon. Wsin v i daahos find it he thonght the young man might | sharp wound in his own heart, he” con- | sveeessful trip in Nebraska, in the ter e J Iy 3 por or advantagos not possible by nny CCo ouhor line 1 have left it in his room, where he often | tinued to murmur, amid his teirs ost of Dayid Bradley AR PRTY ; ; mntar Deelins (mm erme 0 vt oees without coming to any decision, thinking But the hungry ery still rang out, a | coln, where ho has en dolg some U 1fin und € 0, Aro it8 tWo Powe. Discase only about this paper, he went up to the | tempestuous yell, overpowering every- | artistic work in sioen-writing 2 L 71 " ol duy ¢ Y COAL he tinest : ‘ ) I y : CURTAINS : 3 o Hiu st o Y an'e iy room above to look for it thing (e R e E . . Juiun arLand Jngouulty o s Lot o T T Mrs s I r ACT 8L i CAIS, “which uro modols of ] Vhe stroke of a “‘l“ '“\;’-' ‘“ tance reid | ) 1en, of the police foree, returncd e s comiart i ologuice 1 BARLOTC DIAWING ene this moment, made My, Henneb 10 BE CONTINUED i 4 e e Chinwen Wi, o ¢ i LOON UA 103, It siod oy ity wie it ki shiver, He recosnized it us the s e yosterdnystrom niixend il wisibitohor SHADES by e i i Iy welobru i, PALATIAL DINING GAIS! L given by his orders on the arrival of the | prys 11 - : v vIOIUNRLT : o ) " | g of whioheannokbo found elsowhiorer © LES ! LE PILIS h iy S o (1 " At Councll Blufts the trinins of the Unjon Pact Nirs, Hor wife of ex-C 1 ' Aty i Arehi fie Iy connect in Union Denot with thoso of tho courier , ! _ ir ( “*Monsicnr, the courier and M. Dan A sure enre for Blind, | Horr, of Michigan ) is to ’ y tod iy IR0 TOm o s odonslaun ahinacourier ind AL g Dlewratca Piles las e v | next Suturday - cver f ]}H(\ [ FRY GOODS The Famous Albert Lea Route 08 il b Chicairo bR, Plafl[]s an [}[gans s o Fouiindd, and ) Lr Wi, o semedy ) calic S R N T e b ; I )'L,Dl V] y| e line ean Chicago o g i Lincoln yestrda i Milwarukoe wnd u the pos LINE Ox ated Meclining Chalr Cary, o & Northwostorn Ry In Chicugo the “My God! ['m going down ™" nd faily " 4 2'and ! y , Pittabiv, | Below, five mcss mgers were standing, withont counting Dunsaert. Al brought 2 atter applylng this wontortal . tidings of inereasing gravity respeoet ° dons and sty . ~AT— him tidir NOLOABING & VERBDOC than good. Williams' Indian ' o 5 o utions. All tiokot ing the march of the strikers around the s Ointiment absorbs Lie: tumors, alliys the | When Daby was sick, we gave hiar Castoris, 'YOODBRIDGE BROS’ miioaindiehe nasior oxistor olsted [lintonte tehhig, (artiontarty abinialltafior | (RS SS7MALE S RARRR R M A il s u‘““_m”l JRs A to him ut Jongth what had taken place at | Gt i i D), acte s n pouttics ey i ’ or - Ll o CHICALL ) | Miron, save ‘l by vlm- unl;h» Hm]\llrl ‘k“ AIM i »’\ it ul.u!, and s pre \..n[‘.u ouly for Piles, Whon ahe bocawo, iiss, sie cloug to Uasloria, g g W UK. BABCOC K | Quandie s listeneds shook his | iteliinz of privite par d tor nothing clse, 4 ookl i . N. BA & | e ofhing, as | o LR Tk i St Whou abo Lud Calidsou, sho gavo thou Unslor {1 i Gen. Agent, 1412 Fucnnin St Omabi, Nob i " Dr. Fraziers Ma 15 by B hd= c*‘t' t Bl 0ARLE o AT FOTRIPONY M BRI Largest Stoc AT e s st e dismissed them, He sad o way || Dr Fragiors Maghe 0, Gt Fros't & Goul 2er, OMALIA, NEBRASKA, zomg to tako necossiry mensurss, Whon [ e, Fimpies Black | Heuds or Gruby oHIZAG s hie 1otind himself alon, m sented bes | o skin elcarand beantiful, - ATso cyros 1teh, - Notic P. BOYER & CO. . T fore his desk, he appeared to doze, his | Salt Rhewn, Nipples, Sore Lips, and \ R ' T Foalo 'posals A o rthe eflicient ass stant ir. Zimmer, Omuba, uniil Wodnesaty oy i 4l I U His courier wia there, and he'decided to 1 by druggi iz, Oolohor has been allowed to step down and o e axnisitnecheryeledluster, BRI GG etV eion it i phico s boen fllod. by A, W Lowest Prices. s s i | Hall'sSafes, Vaults, Timeoac! W0 ROT T reply of the owners, the lines of which | I B i i ) 110 Gurrison (o Murysyilie, Kinnnie i - | dunced at first. Novertheloss, he nt Juot | BeeitAvwhoicsale by C: mi, of tho Citizens' bunk, whio i ot ovon 11, nilos oF o s Notrue 0 and Jail Worls, AR ; nowd n finat. - Novertholoss, i Ly bofore filled the same position, ind hend ot and ‘apooicntions en i soon ; ; nnderstood that those guntlomen wanted \enant Frederiek Schwatka. soldier, | understands the duties thoroughly, R . irthor I ormuthon obtuinen bt Chiot 10 FarnamStravt, Omalhin, Nob - [ weollison. True, they did not tell bim | 2 RONT. 1. DUNCAN ALEX WALLACE . Arctie_explover, artist. doctor and lawyerd | istry Clerk Grosory has been supplan Telophione 41 10 muke mtters worsoi but they let it bo | fius niso (roven ira tite (o Hiemd. fwyer, y Clerk y hi sup) LI Al g soen that onthreaks would hasten thoend | 1o s ' stalwart, - powerto, foneh-ooeng | 2Y Lo Olker, who s also had expuricr THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CARPEL HOUSE IN v, % DUNCAN & WALLACE, of the strikes, by provoking encrgetic | man, w asant face wnd o head Mr. Bowmun sews deterilnod ooy Al slowly and carefully, and while ho . ha WESTERN J0WA, STIICT OF Corusta, Washington, 1916 5ith : | iy | Irus, and isa brilliant taker, and | ° d 10,54 St NH IS CEDAKS, ™ 0 Bowrding on diy s hool aclz: x P]umhe[s Steam and Gas h“qrs | "1 Lesltatod no longer; e sent out dis allowad 1o obith bostmen:in thublles ) tuion. " DoAY sl o Feclket Company, ) 010 | patehes in alb diveetions to the prefeet of | - tohus Totire het fius boon wiso in l’““*' S voriotown Holghts. “Larsy A DIKECT LINE FOR et A RO U g avloston B us wxpurionond ki caitiniaies_H England, France & G AN HEATING 4 Sercianry th gotarmeritoratariiihace Ifuas | VT SAVOUTH HOMBARHEY o wac | caballe i (o i ¢ lacis BANNI 2 imision i aniestinn ieta | o i ngland, rrance & Germany. : Tho stensnshipe of this well known line ure Eh]cagg, Milwaukes & St Paul | o s wethm e oo o f will enll” porsonally, | hims | ) ol lly: | ef to him; he had to shut himself up )1 LOWN puriios. furnisiicd with everythiog 1o ke (he' pisage woaing. 6w 1 home; e even gave it ont that he was " BUL In LURMLY YEETAnt 't i J2lp . & 5 | selering from gont. And all the ufter. | 3% W ALY, DISRARES CAUNHD bR Js gonerullyalibvibutod to sometiing [0 A~ Rhiton uad Hars o DR. BENJ, NICE, | oo Bt s ik af 1 er DEIANUKNENT DETITE L wrong about the cyes. Bt Loiore sou | FINE UPHOLSTERY WORK T0 CRDRI RAILSA7 LK. Ritce i ,.'TTA“‘.1.'"“'..‘,"!i’.if]’fl."’l'k. W Y ah . K33 : flee. receiving no one, contenting himsc1f pity hieavy foos e in oculist, just sei Ahurmdiys und Butiirdnys Tor gt Fom Special Atiention Given to Diseases of Womeas | it iuihinae tha disptehos s letiers T Dl | your system is not debilitated. Very | The Short Line LONY Gl bowie, (A K18 und A MG, 2N : catten Aittios— Ligst cubin, $50-$Lak Bloerugo 1 Noq ormcutovus{§1 7, A2 [t oo siadeniit . dpon i e & ‘ B Vo ik ottt g Yoo need | Council Bluffs [:a[pgt Egmpany and Best Route | "o Thus from a he the mob | IVOUS. s P oo e it Gorman, | from the Madeleine to Croveowar o the ; @ Brown's [ron Bitlrs, winch i toning up 2 T i SRR R AT | Ve, s b Vit ot | LR HHOUANN i pos ooy | gl et fplieles | 0 1om Omaha to the East, B Avvuu 1 Siioe. " | Marie. ¥From another quart v th i MENKLY Cos oo r 4 - wd information of the tight of the gen oo logae Atiamoie Livor twgu: | 1 ued HrowhodNkon Bittors with bost i A TA o e durmes and of the dragoons, wandering y " results, for indigestion and weskness TWOTIRAINS DATLY BETW EEN OMAHA AND on the road, alw g their bucks | & o anyttingard ot di | tlat affocted sy eud and spine.” i Chiguga Hinncwpolin. S. H. ATWOOD, on the attacked mines t night, take' n dose und you Clinton, Dubiique, redri g o throttle each other and destroy eve 11 feol relioved tnd sloop ploasantly . N. SCHURZ, Kock Tainnd, Fromrt, T PLATTSMOUTH, NEB. thing: he had again pnt his | 1L you 4r0 ¥ misereble suferer with Thorough Instruction on the Piano Lin Madison L Crossr Breador of Thorenghred and High Grade - s ln CONNFLPATION, DYSIEPRIA UNd HILIGUS: i + oloit, Winoni, F Men Think Litwour bin hutuls, bis-dingors over by ‘l APATIN, Dysvengs wh inous and Organ JllSthe Of .he Peace. K e ”-'5‘;:,';::1,:;1':;;: rNovess: | Horeford and Jersey Cattle er Hegulutor. It doss not roquire Aud Duroc wid Jersey Ked swlue. Tenee of the honse, which nothing brok. ptinund dosing, und costs but a tritle, ¥ 5 1 % they know all about Mustaug Line | pans in the kitehen by the ook in vi iVl euks unio th morning with 8 2 ! poocen | DREXET & MAUL, Imeus. Fowdo, Notto knowds | funiscpion before the i wroparivg Rer | gy p' St fives Wesuitior. 1t aormets | EDWAR' KUEHL, \ b PALL Hariwas ] 103, G dudas i ) evening. Twilight « |",\'Jll.y' | he Ahlious Stomich, Swoetons | the | Persons desirons of moelvins fustriotion &0k Lo have, darkened the r‘unln it was five o'clock, i urred Tougue Crag the «l v w alcaso call 0n OF Rddrvss MAGISTER GF PALMYSTEKY AND OOND i 4 il o M whion atumale made Me. - Honnehoa | @0 oit Cathartic: i Tonio TTONALIST, b3 Lunth SUreot, bt I | hr . AKERS tremble, dizey. (peee, bl clbows siill iy MACTL I wickioess, Slunons Liy wod Harney, will, with the wid of gusrds Assiniuit Goinerws Manugor ’ HIALMERS, . r A Hewiilator licve Colic, Hendnene, Sick " t g for an rembde, g 9ogt W dhows will ewiilutan t olic, P S e for ANy ONG 4 4buice i th Vite Goueral Pasiciger " Ok wrelches solurning. but the Wwinuis ine \ Baduts ieciduiit L chidhood the ulure. Boois wid shoos wudo 1 oron | (1. B HEArRORD, Ausistuat Gencrel Fussen | o "3 i [Ty Biits, lowa Forioet sutislwelivy gusssabm. SOF il Licaut Agoui, 1