Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 8, 1886, Page 7

| 4 THIE ()\I\HA I)A” Y BE Iu. l IHI)A\.J\\[ ARY ¢ e e e e e ’ JUDCE LYNCH IN COURT. | {us oty o™ ' ]lll TRISH *NATIONAL (\N,.“ s ey SE ¥ OMAIIA TS ED\SPTAR' g St ko B TUR y onet '"“ "‘,:( MARK. e A Handsome Youth | py family. M L son hcstors National Oauce, Its Rise, Pro- nd Hand and Foot- Apache L i \--’("' ”“‘:‘ aeter you and P'rv\.«..n Power—Its 1-The Captive's Story— A | of taking @y | ATCr Bt Leadérs — The Outlook— Revelation, - 1 N t once | Interesting Views. PRI | o, o o| B _' i DEWEY & STONE'S ; in ny g Dublin, is visitiag for a few days in Dag- | © -, and his cqt Absolutely 1 t r placed among the / ten vears ago, when T was enport, Ia., on 1.‘:{\\ W to this eity, a 1 mo r itial f ;", trom Oplates, Emellss and Polson. 1 banties of the far west a more o i of bt « : my dear | s intervieved by a reporter of th j tils grout sieugs i OQue of the Best an Largest Stockss in the U.S, 5Cts unid the towering peaks. carpeted With | the” Jove of which n‘\‘h\&‘.li‘”‘fx;»x‘ | onnd to DRIR In 187 by Dresident g ) ’ to Select from. green, luxariant grass, studded with the | My g agedin & small’ busic | Grant, He was succeeded in December | Chltivate me of the most EEQMH most beautiful fowers: on cver hiand, | ness which umply supnorted lis fmily, | by Mr. Haskell, of Mississippi, and lefe | Giarming Theyaro varmu | Ng Stairs U) Chm EleTflllt PJSSC‘I gor E’qut()r AT DRUCLISTS AYD DEALEES, like an ivregular. broken wall the rock it rey anie and in tho pressare of | o}, the 22d ult. for his home pat ¢ o ool b i and througl father indorsing | “L 0 v ents 000, sanl ¥ THE CHARLES A VOGELER CO. BALTIMORE, MD., ri 1 monntay hut in the ovely <pot a supy d friend, wo lost T'en years ag L 1 Mr v seniblo Amerdeans m f —— el though ‘twere an Edsu which must by oLy when I went to Dublin, all the county A 1 fogt hing. At that time the most <tart oo iy e nation in free and oper ; irded from the foot of man forever & city and fivotsity Mombers of purlint | Whs the Stadorin, i 1 I BURI{E &; SON- alth of gold and | of my | tholten silver, throwing out ita_crystal od us goodby, and almost before we | 0 TUEY WERE TORTES | re A freedom Tncident | j pray in the glad sunlight until tie aje | could realize the facthe had gone west- | Mr. Parnell was at that tiwe simply | to my allowed nu | ceermed filled with & shower of digmonds, | Ward to retrive his lost fortunes known as a rising man. Now, in the re- | gl Lhave b 3 L | I had a cousin, n handsowe, goodna- | cent election, which oc 1just hefore | 1y ; ¢ UNION STOCK YARDS, OMAHA, NEB. Alter aching the level the waters . . T . e 1Mme tured fellow, whom Llearned w dove ais o | [ left Dublin, and unde » redistribn OFFICIAL CONDUCT QUESTIONT formed alittic hrook that cut the moun- | FAH fellof, Wi L eatne yonug and | tion of seats’ giving s al members | BY any Irish-American fri consu RETERENCES:~Morchants and Farmors' Bank, David City, Neh.: Kearney National Bant,Koae 2 rook that. in itsanward fow. filed | rarely beautiful woman, and “sfter’ fath- | of parhiament, the v Alist party car- | i Ireland acts Smply Shrlarir o U e e L e R L L i A B i BT ers depurture my cousin bocatie g daily | ricd city and county by large mujoritics, | from the minister af London the | Nl Pay customers draft with bl of Iading Attached, for two-liirds valuo of stock. 5 A STRANGE SCENT L visitor at our honse, Inmy youthful in. | electi all their candidates for | 1ses with whic toNTE. 3, WetoA Sund v | M“_m mitlivay 0“,“ meadow a strange | nocence I thought nothing of this and | meml Trinity Nege alone ye- | expliont n—hwv ons, sind had no disere ——————— 5 f s I rode outof a glch | things scomed to rn along smoothly for | turmug two conscrvative members, - 4 | Hon or fimction beyond that. While my | “DEATH OF J. B. LIPPINCOTT. e ety eve e Lrode ot guleh | 4ot P Trequont Jottrs drom SHUKING INSHCE sypatbios were it the frish propl, | : Railway Time Table ots V' M“”” the Apuche chief, and his l‘:nhnl in which he said he was wurk:n: of the revotution of feeling was the elee- | n duty as anofficer was to obey | The Great Book Publisher of Philae OMANA ina mine tor good wages and hoped soon on of Edmund Dwyer 4 ditor of - re of my superior. The very | 161 d of demons. A group ot R Rpd! e 3 tion of Edmund Dwyor g RO Ol i A B Lur Tled 40 86 - QELGE: (s R | +Tuo tollowtag s ths timo of aprival fnd de: crsmen Tolled ubeut o o | 0 Do able to send for us. He sentus | the Freeman's Journal, over Sir Edward i o died § purtiio o1 trnins by Ce n o, W ECIFIC << in pi itos .‘w'.,‘.:x nlw. s l\l\il“lv‘\:]E" money suflicient o live on and his lettors | Ceeil Guinness, 8 man” worth wjlli ircumstinces understood my Losttion { .0 i Tihe o6k lied i | Bl onal dojote: Traine Of o O St Hiw Ta naiure’s own remédy, made from roots | by their sides and their lorses picketod uhing a spirit of th strongust aflec: | who was descrvedly popular. - Sie LSRR IUA n oy GRG0 N O i AL S O/t i Sopart. from ; c gathered from: forests of Geovetn, The above | i e 1o Aok A Tis - octlont HoMRAN s happy ward was put forward as one of the very 1 live among the Irish people a deeade | Burlington county, New J L in 81, O MEh ind Webster stroets; trains on tho 13 & Cut reprosents the method of jis manufaetaro | 10 DY g S Dot “ - 1)) nd not love (’lv n ond their canse At X Shi el Mo Gl & QL and K, C.SU L & G Trom the g, 11 s were sweat-marked One day lh. TDody of my mother was | best types of his party, and Mr. - ! and at 14 beean Philadel- | B & M. dopot: all vibers from the Union Pacie twenty years ago. The demuod has heon grd- | &0 -~ \ f 1 sl (s cns e il § 0001 10 vatory 16 1 ow | and showed evidence of having been rid- | found drowned in u stre: our [ who, I may say, is & warm, I'- S8l Vo phiz bookscller named Clark, in whose | depot. BRIDGE TRATNS necessnry to supply the tra 1 at Ve Ten hard, When @ rode up to the party | house, and upon the bank was a pac! friend of mine —was a great favorite | ‘ 2 cmploy he e e by " ave cpot b b ey TR oW £y 1vng. fvermly wolcomed for they wory, | nddressed to me, with wiatéon instrde the national side. "8 it was a square : W :J‘\‘; « e ml : A L ki R Latnt, b ped muw.‘ 0, withant the nee | all fronticr s with whom 1 h upon the envelope that it was not to be | fight, and resulted in a great trinmph for | 1S 8 modc l va t cars ! ) \ : 0 of wé 0 t ned antil 1w ixteen years of o the the popular civse. “These new | ROBELT Rt sphums " i R ) T SPRCI 10 €O, horder lite,, T'he presenc this band of ter the funeral 1 <ent away toa | ber well as the old, are pledg : ROBERT ¢, & CA H arge of the busing bruwerd, Adunta, Ga. gy pionecrs in that lonely spot and | distant city to school, bearing my moth et and vote, unrescr atihiadio. | i 00 SN s 1 Rl tion he held the Litigued condition of the horses er's lust gift, the precious pueket, with | tation of Mr. Parnclly failing therein, 1580 Moo dence, : e y aiie L ocsion wis a0t an ordi { e, My grief wore oft as minel asgrief | they promise to vesign their seats.’ WaASHINGTO NG o8 TR S1L 0 ] and e : from tho B, SHEGEO NV to | for the To<s of my angel wother can, and | “Is this national” movement popular | £ Orpcr B 30 10 1 Y Lk L £k AONOL AL L . . A | o ontincaol tho il oriig ono nt Ldevoted myselt (o my studies with i de- | among the rich a8 among the middie and : e 1y 00k rf" ] 3 ys pointer 1o a fizure: Jying upon the | termination’to acquire a thoro ol pou rer ¢l B 3 What memories this name ! 8 i 15 bt b po g - et forl el ot Sk | tion. As I grew older 1 lear that TouiranEWer Lint quostion well, with | (et ehes o s ws ol ok 83 of, Grigg ! ! Rccommodition {0 b BOUN ortat ; 6 GREO. BURKE, Manager, Any wais my cotsin who had cansed mé to be AN TLLUSTRATION | nen ) 1 as many o as i A i to the sehool, and that he was, Dear Sir Thomas Etiond, w v historie | pubic posit PR . ’ ) | ; AR a . 1 ot HoHt I SGabTwItilGY the expense of my cdueation. | in Ireland, was retained of | 18,0 Py nt Grant appointed him i, £ n s riners | 9:15 A fall ind Tixpross L2 i L e s s ity aot in' heard of father, and © | the national members of the co ) ninister to England, / Weborn Ly | associ ol fiv the utle R d Sy . Tt Ry OV OE BIB NGB NS ak g VL e deani | BLvaY nrmed for i as e o | lin—and e a Targe la ) QUG I Lo AVELL S AT R caiter 1 rabo & Co, A L Physical Weakness ; Mescurial and olter Affece | itensinee, bronzed by exposure | o MRl LU U Gl AR ) S sk N ment the rules for pla ren s 1 bR 5 ‘ 015 A, tions of Throat, Skin or Gones, B0 the sun and wind, His light brown, nas 8 sobbed with emotion, while | encd—better ¢ S American game of poker; lic . e i \ g | ; i ON & GUINGY old Sores and Uice s, roaid with unn enrly hair, tangded from mattontion, feil | €Very one in the rough band leaned for mote e 1 of staying qualitics, than ey with Lot t. S S¢ ¢ i \ Yoiitom nlsore EYo8 in pleture b CORTsion over s yontli ward and lis 1 with breathless inter eft v 5 | oprinted ful shioulders, and n pnit of oyes of tio In s mpment lie continued o \\‘n\‘ or view of e entcome of | printing. Haltdy | softest biue Jooked up at me in a haif A REVELATION hige rom your observation as i | among her ok lipleaniug, itaehant, maines WUSRT| | “Time tolldloh and 1 grow tip until L | Tooker-of, imbued with a sympathy for | vet it was nally s | stepped up to where he lay. The trath oman the in this demand for vas nop ki : 0% | hurst upon me in o moment. e had wonian! Tl e e 1 | dueed th L) ["hm»‘ \'HH n 3 commitied some erime and abont to | The men sprang to their feet an vzed I onstituted us Ireland is, the AL tor the Iable s, llod - be called upon to answer for his misdeed | wpon the youthful form in astonishment. | D¢ i ] ) MAR}RIAG at the dread tribunal of Judze Lyneh “A wonan G LA A A : pran SWhat's the kid been doing, boys “Yes, men, there is no use for longer Rl L L B R aske biding it— am a woman, One ¢ y | be put downjuig th v “Shot Dandy Frank, the gambler, cousin_ealled at the aeademy and'T v - best measures.” People v [ | ! ! j > ey ! Cliloride fast gl Sme up to i in | ecived him with love and gratitude, for [ poelt ; | dic getting | cure ; foxer Y ) AN RED, saloor n o’ downed 'im | had been tiught {0 régnnehim s my _ Uorngs vsseen 4 ¢ E » and lie is to-day i health ERT 1 ; e § . g Lapross. vithout a an’ then ran out “an | benefactor Ater a talk of ar i eaad e Mo ; | 1d be expecied at his ag ; : 8, edicls y ; X ‘,v‘..“ jumped A} hoss and_grot into | asked me to take i s, X Lot I revr of Gen. Schenck is adive | 1 | ) .‘m ARD. y st overtuk the Tittle cuss | and when at a distanee from theé qerdeny LAY L RULL LRSS WHrDIng o young men with tu-t HOULL PACIFIL \ hour yan' war de- | he led my cars with a story of love, | 1 1 thought o £, us the south- | public life. Afte i given ve i a trial ‘yar or | coneluding with a vile and infamous pro! | 010 pole. Lhey h: anguage of thelt | the Lestye life to the ser : the boysin “eamp | posal. L drove him from me wiili scorn, | P theit apn geisrd musies their obl | his country, De finds himself at he « s e - sist obscquics. Apache Bill 1y former love for him turned to ,:"'“. NG AL G APORILY SO LN G ien he sh be enjoying digni- | HHEE EEEET Y S i e } WARD, Arove wants (0 take 'im back, but the rest on us | hatred the civilized world knows; their own folk | fied Jeisure zed o veturn to his pro- | WG Tebtecon he : | ; ; L & O, ALNL | B A = | think it *d save trouble to hear his story, fow days later, on my sixteenth Uieir, gradgtions and Jegnds ina i ) e doubt thatif, with | ey IR B ? Rious Gty Bypross P of lie's wot one, an’ sty i up 1o thit | bi v, Lopeaned my trunk” and tool g 2 A (o DL § : C R R SUIG CRLOILIY DG i P TR T o e A I omnod’n 10:0d AH F ->FF°| 10 FOR Feoi LRt )191) bsElive Hiimbed o lE o B o st o i Ok | "Phis makes @ national life which no stute; - Y public Life, he would | Somew ! velinguis JASTWAIED, TN “‘fi fia Epilepsy R e L ki ?r\nr?\'fi“fi{'“'w JRopiBL Y e SRS oeh i e L) 2 Niatian 2 pey i ; & over, 4 r iieh stands | h | agement o s large ¢ y, and e miUh e \WIsHOs Wo've. Jist sthous concluded 1 Why did ©ever vead it Qb RO Lleastat i ) or{ it | ‘VER F'"“ torun_im back to Chlovide an’ et the in she broke down and wept bit ad Ag ganiaed )8 pibl) lono det F“." 2l Boys all Gike s hand in the funcral fos. | ierly, but soon eontrolled hor griet and | 11 this, has treated reland Tike « IR W, Hiteheock 3R “Outing* for | 5 ‘." “"”"‘,”“ I e wrdiioh Hvl ness, SLYVitus ¥ Ly hish colony—worse than any ot y. | January writes S Sl iy helil by himselt i e iod (e 2 ; Any travelled Ame knows more | Guliarifies till Hiftorenti: | 2 — THE a8 ']'?.J\,,;,u,,..‘. Apacho B S catied on acconntof | me that iy e ot (he Dieseed ‘- | oot Treband o averaad educated | 4oy i ontern, vile | STRICTLY -PURE. ]“ Gififl? ing, Syphillis, ) tred of the red devils and his con- | gel who gave me life, bad fallen a victim i{”i-‘(l‘»“w Crpnnnch ;"* 1o i g characteristics, ul- | yp CONTAINS NO OPIUII I Scrofula, Kings stant warfare upon them, was a noble | to the seductive wiles of my accursed 1 } 5 N ¢ MER v {u’u 1:=“.‘./\1 1en of rough mmhm.l He_stood | cousin, and was no longer fit to live, She | 4 the ‘11 A ol general | S e i the soded hillsid ! ? . X teet hig rongly 1 bade me, « d vowd ‘the eof Seck ' ) e <h dty of the clearing around the ];. 1 teet o Dade me, when 1lad vowd the Reiter, s e pz of the LIRS oL in s picies T .0f buakskin pro- | fo Sin the west and tell him the shows any emotion 5, v nd eanned woods at o e AT Nervousn sented npleasing and steiking pmeture v, and implore him to forgive hey [ i o far as he ever @m lERID o Headacke, | S &Pl e s R LR 1t was evident that he was_ néuri S| sirotnd™ store prociuimed Flagstat s ; AT |.1...mnmm, e p AL R L T RGeS e o | €rss. The time has now fully cone | fronticr town, in the expressive phs ont Npecitie, i Vireous Umlrm Brain Woiry, Lloo as his eye fell upon an Indian form, & my bed and od 4Ih-||4(||'l\lr<lrn|| (‘1 I- 1 .nr nln (lll-(rm of the 1;: when ; fronticr a H,l.ul_\l | ‘, <8, Nervois Prostratio AT T s e il aenn st oy the dispatehes that there is St iranting that such superficii lx"\t;w /.,..1'. anu /nlr . tironed and supplanted by the spivit of | {he destroyer of my angd SiTavoula | & 1 prospect of the downfall of that | fo Wi “1". 1 ! ut of keej .‘w'\\]\lll; n Yho earesfor the docto SEonhenthiy | anavenging demon. The canse of his | kill him as 1 would - snake. left the | appalling Nes nd Lindseape, w would be Infillibly remicdy 15 at L .' deadly fatied for the Tndian race no one | wdemy that ought _emiploy- REUSEIALON MISLANAGEAENT, i i sonninyam, willfind it 1o be'a constit v ; | afouni tality wid vig c new, hut it was gencraliy surmised t a teacher of music £ s Dublin Castle. A more useless elephan rebute ot 2N | i i 1 pr ent : zlc of a revolvery 5 | ecomes i1l had o history. He had fivst appeares ) .| in securing ree | White or black, was ever foisted on X : in the vicinity diving the summer of 'i7, | elass, and f year 1 foiled aud | ridden people.” Thave not the figures by | and whiat would Le thought of his tcwns- | 2) e S e e fsto conrt st 2 and had been of valuable servi " my earnings ,..,'l“ I had accumu- | me at this moment to show the gross ex- | men, inc ling of the B, 4 KUMN & €4 ) 5 4 Do alinh nd respondeonco fieely susweredod | troops and the settlers in - h aeit i handsome sam. Then I started | penditure, but, commencing with the | should quietly” w: a \‘I;“ REoGeadi ] I8 & b, Noba B = Pt cout, Hew Iways reticent vy - | for the mining camp in Colorado, where | stlary of the viceroy at $100,000 per an- | concert only to the exten AL D FONTER & BRO, Tho Dr. 8. A',I."\E“.?H“\.y',,\““?‘im Joseph, Mo, | £ Nis oarly history,” and while thore ther wis fast heaed from. bat wpon | num and allowanees, and an’ innumera- gome Buguid' bets’ on - the | el i oy o ot B, towa g1d by sil Druggiats, Wasn't @ mi mge who —as not y arrival I learned to my dismay that | ble stafl of ‘gentlemen of the back-stairs | Happily this incident, occurving dur , [Call pravrite or. nalonlleb cqnthinl udrods "‘“:'“'“"“ EFOotCH DL Shop sroud of Iu~lflun:l~ll p, il looke. upon | 16 hid gone to New Mexico severalyenrs | and ¢ > fape and sealmgwax dopart- | ing iy sty i sl imed gfjtestimoniaty from thel 2 from . F. GOODMAN. iim with feelings of awe, and regavded | before.” L returned to Denversand, while | ment,” all at handsome s, you can [-outto be only a comedy in th A8, | S s B RURFSACETBYC O, F (GOBDMAN, - {3iHn ) of mysterys s | Jying” my Tuture plans, coceived tho | form some o of what it cosis” 10 ad- | The first shotod sLober Bl IN THREE SIZE BOTTLES, R A e iy axinen After the speaker refarred to had thus | jdia of avoiding i by dressing in | Minister justice in Ireland sler, not at all of the mythica & itk iddie Aged e, uily S1by wai elhow and saic 5 A suruml—lmwl de nd the next « locul guvernment ‘of the people for the | emph woment with the expre 2 PR CENT BOTTLES arc put up for the & - Boys, you musn't think me obstina was en ronte (o Santa Fe, in an almo, people, by the people,’ substituted and it Chorus from the village loafers, & Iil)v:v wmodution of ull who desire a goo or mnluhfur(nwnudu' vou and wantin’ | hopeless s search for my loved fathor. presided “over by one ofticer, wno shall s ahad man,”and bets - of drinks | andlow to take theboy back, fur 1 can’t help it of him, | #4150 be a member of the cabinet, thereby f on the kil r wounding of the | 15 CONDUCTEED 1Y show 1 feel - that tho. younsstor | | o Laecurd a trace of him, | Fobresonting Lroland in. the government | agent. T act " diselosed | Gough, Cold and CroupRemedy Royal Havana Lottery .i".?‘.-f."{'""’x‘;‘.,‘v""i}"'fi"‘"{'..‘.\"|’(.H"'\}..-‘.l"i in that town adl gone Turthier south, | —tis would rediice matters o somewlat P:‘gm;:m;‘:{llw out of the nzent’s S TLORK PBRTITING 3l EXEDY WOR (AGOY EINMENT INSTITUTION) UL LT, ell , boys, For almost a year I have wandered about PNLNON EGNER 8, % L i) At 3 N g look at that almost givlish face and them ! o 4 first practical result that Mr. Parnell ob- | stripped of his revolve i with most of Drawn at Havana, Cubi, January 2-16-30, 1686 | {1 8 10 Mot T L A Kot | roms ome g camiy o amotir, an | s practical vosult that, Mr. Furnell b | atripeed otis povelber, st with mosofh CONSUM PTION (A GOVEIRMENT INSTITUTI0N) % | on yesterday's 21 reached Chloride ; At Nlekots T FItthes s Wholos oW s 2o mighty slow el S5 home rale. Under the conditions which s of his clothes, The Jast uct OB ANY ickets in Fifthss Whol wtlons pro But lookee hiere, Bill,” said one of the Dur he evening I was strolling about consigns 3l to profane and ) nmul lookee hiere, Bill,” said one of e 4 ¢ e has obtained thus, | look for more im- I i ) yintorest, It s th € this < ol X 3 ing 1o cateh o ‘hm|-~.- of his familiar § ' of his re ° S unce in exisio wd him do it, an’ the hible says that iu- | oL I FE S ST OF TS B i Trisn oplo will ve ry R ‘}’,“ LA ',l N \v",l‘ I :r‘l' sanhi 1sccure tho lareo §1 bottles. Direet mtich as he done it unto one of the hoys | i U 00 ol iy ed mother | Answer the tatnt that they eannot govern | chorns ax rom loafers “histing pizer il seo : o ircetion Rt d s i Jiadt we'd orter doat unto him. An eye fur | 0 8 niec MOLACE | 4. sely at th o “We tlow that Bill's i Recom punying each botilo, i [t ) standing at 1l Thie fierceness of a it S the seent e oy A an eye an’ a touth fur 2 tooth, and Whom- | FOUTE o i my soul, and | enshed A LOCAL GOVERNMENT man; but of the agent uinta wu Sold by all Medicine Dealers. Omahin. w2 N . o A Lo soevor sheds man’s blood, by man he'd | &0 weighborinz A v | means thiss” That they may I 3 - it i i e PENNVRD&AL P“.Ls e B "“"“\”‘r“ :"‘m‘r o 4|vull‘|hn-\\m #inco, AU ou tIole 1 ousRUBIt A/ e i 5 Which They Have to I oy ( “CHICHESTLR S ENGLISH " an’ I IInn\“‘\\v’Al\Agllu‘ ;_»AK. accordin’ to the bh‘””‘”"‘ ”'”'\‘I“ i “ ing ther | stroet rai v from Front street to Fhir- Contend With, e as a a 10na an ¥ wanrdod the sithar w.z’nv” i sty o S FOI BHKET | duad. - Tilion bl oWt bing A hotso | ) o ensve commitbes in Washingion 10 6 mnttops dackl standing ont of the saloon, 1 sp [ ahexpe i ngl o £ "The boy looked np at me with thoso | Standing in front of loon, Tspra allow them 2o proeure a chart Here | arge, bhie, ploading eyes, and in spite of [ W00 his b ? geope, wae sk our city conncil for the privileg the fact that his hunds were stained with | gq Men, te ) Ly there thoy ure oblige to ask the parin the Jife Dlood of anotier, my whole heavt | K11t ! .‘..".. At Gl e b | ural docay, vopid as that s in a tropical | Suesvs, day 105500 ® G000, wentout to him, - | Wasany cousin, Frank Murtin, and lat) i o s ERLORSIS | aamntiy with the sudden fall of e | g, Y aas, Prosident, “Boys,” 1 suid, “I dow't be k Marjud:: O any enterpriso of liko | temperature at sundown, ¢ 2 | ACB Touzay, Vi : . o || 590 ity "o wilful marder, i chio Bill sprang to his foet and L ] ML wires and insulators to break by contrac® | W.OH. S, Hi ; 5 vamg: Nedical Instituto hundsame liee 8 iokHho fheaof o turned deathly pale, s in s honrse, | Gl rndppstood it in Dubline Mr | pho Tusurious vogetation of the tropics, | W. V. Mouse, N i i : THYSELF Chartered by theStates wonld schoins da tukie Lhe lifo of & g B ooy " | hidatono wilbpropured o acacdoto the | geliva il uttempis fo keep it down: | 1LW. Yare ol R, | .(g‘.v'..C;‘.L,.,.)J.fi:‘:” No, tho'kid hasn't opencd his mout Gal, what's your namet” Conoqrmia it even Karl SPARCCE | uuss no- end of trouble. Bix i | Ak Tors STABLISIIED isus, ehrotic, urina RN | SRR R ! “My nawe 15 Corn Martin, the sume AETIRE e 1 o (s somn, | their nests on top of - the poles, and ants ; ey prteensd| (AIERRTAR UNLAONIL L | e iy poor uotlior borg 1 ikl Dublin, havingcome | {1 sides, while chunks and ann BANKING OFFIC 6 Zfl In ) j I..‘J \ ) R ( and Tot him get up Vith ‘o alad yell that resomdad in | P 00N A 0RO ereised Dy | dillos undermine them and eause the 1 : 1 L) ; fua! s ofl is story, ud ot o | stranzo coly rough tho ndioming | o SRRSO 0 0 sxprick LY | shiden fall, Who anty’ wcais havetobo | PHE IRON BANK, . X v [yt tha bulohur y 16 lta hosomn, and for a | 10, mintstgy {m sontatives (o contin. | Wisps build nests i the hell-shaped § Co . 12th and Farnara St rots, ¥ AND PROVISION tal'to tie n boy like that | ¢ | uld hear w U 1o 8it 0t Wasinster for all purposes | Celain msalators, apes meddie with “the neral Buning Lusinoss Tean eust, Shall 'L 1ce bim | % ! My Jong lost, durting | of fi it e Wi pwl wites, and cuornious swirms of birds fly 4. Yo pofi@angantzation in Troland Ingiy-Blght efion hioak .ok wpglo than ¥ appropriate remed: 4 i . - i I ARG ‘ 1 la s z o apnropriate remedy CUTTING THE THONGS B papat” o entirel, e rish control Juigchisvous than 2 | |fifi[l' wonal or by letter, sacred! fidential, 1 ' oppo il sen back to Chlovide 5. Mr, P4 I to furpish adequate e spider, that weay iy AND AND FOOT The figure was that v handsome | i f L tr retired hecame ut one outcome. A people imbued | yember thun New York for want of underground OMAHA, NEBRASKA et on i by W wiicted for el o i | telegraph conduits. In Brazil the uir I \ ! 0 whom | Tinex have to contend both with the nat PATHITh G ed S a8 ou | n, would haye o organize | Thore is one place that is even worse of : o shonld Yo rout by tho y | { | and whom yoiu eall Dandy Frank RESTORED. it Teines sent by Mail and EXiress. I0N0 MR 210 DS A& U | and, after wis told, instead o to-furpish adoquate | GBI und package to indicate contents or ¢ ddress e f thé reunited’ father : protection of Lae 0¥: 1 civrents. Worst of all, the tremend DR JAMES,No, 204Washinglon S1.,Ci Basiotod hiwm to Dis faot, "Hi macdyine | duughter were tandered the g : | d gURTEnG OF | 4o pical day Lwill never forget the look of grati- | F¢eption the country had ever known A DiGRORN, ot | poles, insulators and ull almost d which ho' gave e, or the I d ligard of thie suicide of his wife » Hurral kod gbontie | their sensons Wl precation ASKA OULTIVATOR /AND HOusE uiHeR | 48 8 1 wed | but through the muchinations of the erisD ‘ OFAUN LRAS | - ll.‘.gp“m-..,“,,....‘....\. ! trembling “thank” you t : 1 of the | 11 n-mm ovemnent " e Rl y my e lips treacherons cousin his daughter’s wheres Thoy ord UL hem. horn | Ileported Origin of Free Masonsy. PR R v B TR A bouts were hidden from him, and he had | fahters e ool o e DO 1 36 s cluimed that Freo Masonry was . out and tell us your on'tCho | long mournad her us dead. e engagod | 1500 Cliotestman in the party, Charles | originated by King Solomon, “The num Yy i 1f you | in fudian warfare to endeavor to drown | Sowar Bapell will oortonl five in e | berof wives he hid to support made fo ave guilty your talk ¢ s your ¢use | s troubles in excitement, and his sub- | gore " Ho'is one of the most remarkablo | male socicty somewhat monotonous with 1o worety il if you aro innodent 1 ean | posud hatred for Dudians wiv bt reck- | mci I ever met, | Business, porsonal o | him, no doabt, and we presume tie poor i assure you that right in this band of L0 | himself cansed’ mo to_call upon him | mwan W ged o thyent satthing L0s @t Oinaninmks . rough mon - you will fiud wanm and true : angerous and stirving | )vice in ‘Ko | 3 2o | that would wive ‘ A Clear Skin fricude, w o wil |-NLL”I3H.:M]"|?: thelr Hittog '"“K," iintan_fall. Ehare alia ‘| S8 O SN0 Tave # dittle fuh with d i e very idyou kill Dindy Frank: I JROSDOTOUS IROT | o gocyol of fis® Jenilers] Iy | the boys 1 STARLISH A i s R (h\m 2 New & AQRIATARY gus he secret of his crsliip is simply ) i 1 ou up-= | ABLY Is only @ part of benuty; | bty i tht s itk | ot ittt | e tel L R oy Did you Sup- | Faek Kl wng it isa part. very lad: pression came his ha v Prominent cattle king of Texas. ) | groates siasi, m‘ cite the 4000 el but it isa part. Everylady L A ord from sbove from | seene depicted above isa true one, fude almost to] frenzy, und stlll be pose Mustang Liniment unly good i & L5, L. WORLD may have it: at least.” wha : ! | b0y R 4 ’ 1 coolas an iceberg. He' hias no intima : Aot Caata y have it; a ) t | thevery . of wy hewt for giying | have given it as correctly usTeould dig it | ges §p “Hhacebers: Ao B o i | Whon Baby was aick, we gave Jior Cant SRR S NA SR L o looks like it. Magnolia “l‘“”\\"i]‘)mlmu { . up from the resources of my menory. ships. His lientonants take their ords When cha wa: & Child, ahe cried for Castoris, | £ \ Balm both freshens and | pras, s i Fion, folve thy f i | JEOUSERKEPERS that fall to agqumn. | Forhi s faom o comuiindorrinohiol, R DA A A 6 Ot Lty bc wtifies, he stood with s fac upturicd tiwmsolves with “the’ value of JAMEN | Ho 5 resdrved, cold 1man to il his |-+ Whesshead Chikdsen, s gave tuaia Casorla, awoke within us feclings of uddisguised | PYLE'S PEARLINE in the KitGhen and | friends. L s this very faeulty, and admiration. A more tragie or striking | Iaundry deprive themselves of the st BEST OF ALL, Ipmm.- wis never before preseuted 10 | convenient .md usciul urticle of the age | which - aubles him to bold togetl:or the thunderstorins — siash NAT U, m A, AN Kudnd: coocam