Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1886, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 185 5 A LITTLE RAILROAD FIG m e e [heperein, of ghwt order e | “KNOOKED OUT." INDEED. 3 : R g been inctituied, ang & | A Onnsdian Pugsiier Killed by a Blow tion hae arrived for a lodee -t Onkdale | ves 4 " from His Opponent's Fiet Tails € . 1 in o ot | Wiis " er of the cow ' A dispaten from Ottaws, Ont .d b7, - P e el ’ _" ‘: ' { I nger wn lh‘mut- Sanfason e . J R Inborers engaged in Mr. E. Eddy's Jun pe e B. & M. OBSTRUCTION POLICY Judge T hne departed enstward on o r mifl at Hll, had « d © over their - 2 ale Taken to the Raflway Com. | t 1 yeste it ree | th s work was finished they ac mission — Activity at the ¥ - 10 & guict spot on the Ayime « St >t " g - mmenced 10 batter e sronnde—Heavy Police Bu 8 n kb : - F FROM THE W R ¥ T f £ | T N . = X | L N . I seen Ge — ar 1 edee B. & wol In s g W T for Fa w s 1110 Fa S 3 } fastidions t have their an T wishes gr without » m, as they have astock of and M Ex te. t ha al T d be T ) k ; - . lig t r t r an f and ghould his ambit bevond the reach of Y sthing } N b tick B a t e ONRC) the ) dunl of eri « edical aid sommoned writer as follows n wdition until Paris Ot he whate: P s v Rallrosd Cemwiesion the artach r's new Swith & Wess " b P i e T, that he Jeft 1o guard the house. The ofticers it . B dyl.\ 4 - have a first rate ¢ to their h will . roner Ty 80 decided 1 Y 1 N - 1 o, ve ‘nn often been st off | AT THE LOTELS ifuson on a charge of murder, but e g B g o v Sebraskans wt Lincoln vesterday we 80 far he bas eluded the authoritics. A Ok . O e om0 rate Yime | Mrs. Thomns Gratmm, Seward: J. A, Mu - . up at such pri t they will be sold by the Mi ) cents on the dollar. They embrace all th styles of cut and pat- and again. As & comseguence we went | TA¥ Omaha D D, gohnson, Labor: W W. | In ma ties Hood 's Sarsaparilla - the ~ Missouri Paciic Railway | B O e evia Gy, | 18 in such general demand that it s the ek o¥il L —— o Clotl Vit Gbodn Fou Wil find ; aits you ot compsuy and there were treated | Lassen, Ulrsess: J atkias, David Oity oguized family medicine P ern of the season youare t anyt ng Clothing or Furnishing Goods, you will find your interest awaits you af Fromi S 4 ehould be | A. C. 'Strom, Beatrice: 0. J. E. Oallman o write that “‘the whe neiwzhborhe treated wnd riven tates. We nlso cave the ;‘l"fln"" Bow - H. G. Peity, Holdrige : o i Rireds o Wilsen, Pinttsmouth:J. S. Smith, Beat- | toking it.” etc. Particularly is this true o nam Stree rents ind Pukrdinns iassirch 6f dlothine for tiio B &N wallroad elgint of wav JShrouh out B Wiowr, Bsmioti: M. Dewmnent, | of Lowell, Mass,, Whers & 16 inade, and 1119 Farnaw ect. To parents and guardians in search of clothing for the tion. They, the B. & M railrond, now have Freiiont: & Shokey, Friend: J. D. McDon | where more of Hood's Sarsaparilla is S track dug up and placed ties up and down | Editor of the BEe.]—A two or three days Sheridan and the Cowards. and neross the rond. This road has been | ride over the southeast quarter of Ouster 1id General Sheri- P & open for some time and tn_oonrt,us # be- | gounty is a very agreesble and pleasant | alkiog her ds B Tt will be found that they have ionged W gentieman who wished theland | quroviee 10 one who has jourmeyed talking the other day to a few fonced up, snd the B. & M. wanted the road | girPiee 20 O0E, WOOL 08 HORTEROY nds; A few months provious to the opened. Now, the B. & M. were be in | SHrowg: g ¥ b ikt ttle of Mission Ridge the division was true value, st overy court, and 1t was only through our buy- | Kansas and Nebraska, and who has w entering on an engagement in Ten ing the land and giving the right of way that | Open mouth drank inthe highly colored ce when, to my astonishment they could wse it. Now, if the company are | stories of that great army of prevarica- | goveral junior commissioned off per cent advance of cost to man allowed 10 procoed ax above and close the | tors in that ambitiousterritory of Dakota. | gut and lenve the line and their 1 - avap ssioned officers led the cc roud. it will be a matter of quite &n expense | To guch s one this country appenrs like Hals €k 1 had these little oblig ENMEYER & SoN Custer = co extending fifty-fonr miles from east to | ¢ insnit you—not a man of you—by ask | south. Custer : ¢ Th neyof Burt county, asking that the commis- | 80d 1 for themselves beautiful homes The evs bold under thei - hay was purned last fall, nearly a The farmers bold un et s 1o us traveling around, as it will make it | o onsis in the sandy waters of his i . lieutenants arrested at once. The next T THE ON Y 1970 404 oot §, ns formed in a_hollow L e The above firm are the operators of the new | YT 187.and contrins 2, eight ¥ i north to - 1 o vou to receive the swords of those puppies doubtealy give welght to their application. | g0k men ““m at AREATE AFO, L.“":!'nr v‘hprxp o mmd _Hf"r!‘n ;:!fl 1(:]” § The reilroad company has been asked by the | whe ) from th o as going T, R ety i to send for my nigger boy, and, i B e R ity of (the soil | 1dic. He took the swordsand carted B HE WANTS HIS PAY and the salubrious climate of thislocality | "oy, Gf That settled one thing. After gloners take 1 hund the matter of securing | it the rich valleys of Custer county, ths 7 emption, homesvead and timber and that other parties had tried to make the ' = issuid orders to notify us ot to cross their | 8id, Fremont, S sold than of ang other sursaparilia or ‘ ‘ Py track to Jond in Missouri Pucific cars. said T VY blood purifyer. It is the grest remedy cars Iying on & track of transter right south CUSTER COUNTY. | for aebility, scrofula, dys bl of él’r.f" ;‘(”)‘dklirl:("kk’. !:l;l‘d'nl;n’x:q(.vllu-lzi:u|l‘lly‘»:-:1 Ite Resources, Development, and | Dess, or any disease caused by impure ;\‘: " smety of (l|\‘;1 mot crr’.«l\’r:l: their track, Growth—The New Towa of Ansley, | State or low condition of the blood. Give the B, & M. hnd the ecound all wround the | _ ANsuey, Custer Co., Sept. 1.—[To the » Tribune not been neglected > the stock for the approaching season, and you can find nothiug but what s and workmans} and in order to gain the bulk of the trade in ti p not surpassed line, we will offer goods at 10 1 mind your wants can be supplied in anything in the line of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Why did on the Ridge 1 lost nthe whole French i "Ig 1119 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska. of Solfe: Jonger by amile. Trasting you wil attend | N0 O 3 i o this petition s € as possible, vou will I‘”""“‘dl‘-m_” ntments. 3 J uty was or in day the division square. with my litide cowardsin the cen Falis City Packing compnuy. and that fact | (FIENCE (0 ter. ‘Boys,” said 1, ‘1 won't disgrace you makes them important shippers and will un- | SR Gt The railrond commissioners have received | very sensibly concluded to desert the | yhut ‘my officers fonght like do; id 1w office pdogeand dev & communioation from F. L. Lewls, un attor- | gravel beds und clay hills of their youth, 2 R aee i pey for parties for hay burned at the station ;“"}'“h"‘“ tme 1 o A acre of = of Bancroft. The sttorney recites thatthe | 3G in the county has been taken l Purify your biood, tone up the the ve m a iR hatial H tod Hhat & rights from th undred and twenty to wim but fwiled. He recited that the com- | four hy and eighty ac Mort 18 0f the sgard to the fire many A t want to sell from one bundred au to three hundred Good clavms can be nes and thus far mised to investigete, but 0 make & move in that di SaliEess) WE HAVE THEM ON THE HIP. ear Them Bellow? They Squeal, while the rection. The tirw of Mengledobt & 1 | " had lost eighty-five tons, Robert Gratton | reasonable 5 | He H..m o leave, as the pa fortv-tive tons and J Tucker seventy- Wells ranging in depth from sixteen to | j, seven tons. wil valned at $8a ton. The Chi- | eighty fee b the ve § eaco, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha road | water is charged h the burning and_the parties The division of Cusber county anto Fou: furn ¥ purest of t to go A, s 44: 9 s o et e erne | DO YOU the gate, *1'll never forget you,” he desiro 1o recover their 1oss if ppssible Without | qonnties is to be submitted to the vo! says, “‘and if death shouid claim me my SInE Toth e sow unties is i he voters | Jast thought will be of yon.” ““I'll never WO Urphan aug B ATE CROSSINGS WANTET this fall | forget you sob: N movar B S . The town bond of the <iliaceof Cam-| The Grand island & Wyommg Central bridge has forwarded to the commissionerg | Tailrond (the Fort Fetterman branc of the railw a communication recitin B.&M. r: , is be that there was no safe and suitable crossi through the county and wil n the corporate limits of that pla naturally assist 1 developing the Tondways eross the B. & M. tra o vil- | g = $6c : Taee board Turther states that the only two | dorful resources of this section of the erossings muintained by the railrond at that 3 Pliice e off the Tegular 1nid streets, among | . Abd nowaword about Ansley. A Bide tracks that are frequently obstructed. | i€ situated three mil from the geo- The bourd state thatthey have given the | graphical centre of whatis te be Culvert company official motice, thronzh a request | county when Custer connty divides,being asking 1 Crossings on_resular stre several miles nesrer the ocentre of the anybody else or love them as long as | Zive.” 'int)_\' part, Six years later he returns. His sweetheart of former years has married. They meetat a party. 7' Y ’] tween the danoes the recognition takes 1 I‘lm-u, Let me see,” she muses, with ier fan beating a tattoo on her protty wvis | Is what makes Omaha Clothiers pull their left ear and inquire, how do they do it? ity 1 my Yankees know how to make goods. \d, “was it you or your brot was my old sweetheart?’’ don’t know.” he ““probably brothet The couversation end awithin the villuce, but thus far no attention | proposed county thun any othe 1 § = e » Rt i i it Pherefore theraak the | foo g,county than woy other pulreod | airics German Pile Otnument. At our own factory in Maine we are now turning out FINE CLOTHING. An example and their attention, et city beeause it already has the appesr- | Piles. One box has cured the worst cases of one that tells: I ance of one although it 15 but two months | ten years sanding. No one need suffer v M Hnother Yesterdny Secrotary Farnas and_his force | 0ld) is situnted in Muddy river valley | minutes afier using this wond e -law imported in his ownship 2 cases of fine worsted. They cost us §2 per yard. of ussistants took possession of the offices | sixty-four miles northwest trom Grand | German Pile Ointment. 1t absq g ,7':111,:- yards to cut out the average man’s swit, cloth co: 4 J out ut the fair grounds, the difierent superin- | Istand, and has tributary 1o it as large | &Harsthe itchin us & poultioe, e trimming for seme swit o tendents took charge of their depariments, | and as fine u scope of country as any | es instand re 's German Pile Formalking same the exhibite bogan to toll in for what | yown the sun ever shone uvon. The | § tment & prepared only for Piles and Cutting and oversecing worlin factory » She £ K : ing of the private parts, and nothing else. P e beheld e T e wromise ol good | town was plufted in May, this year, and | Every box is warranted by our aents,” Sold wenther that has come with close of the Tains | ¢ontains more then thirty business houses ptof price, causes every official to wear u smile of satis- | The business nen are all keen, faction, and 1f the prophets are of any nc- | energe! ambitions fellows, boys that count &t afl, the weather 1s to be tine ali next | will “git thar’’ every time, 10 o} week. Y esterday and to-day are the prepara- | While great droughts have destr tion days. but i the tate the entries have | the corn erop in almost every Jo boeen made. it is safe to say that Sunday will { {1¢ United States Custer cou be a work day as well at the grounds, 1 SOrWAle With Bixty bushe with the muss ibits 10 armange two . h i davs will hardly be suflicient in which 1o ac- | sound corn to the acre, and that on & per cent auded for shippingand handling t6 Omaha. . Total cost Pror, 500 0. 1. Gomanan ettt | We are selling them for $18 at Jobbers price. That is what makes Omaha Cloth- 16th and Douwins 1sth and Cuming. T 2ias D80 B3 Moo Sioe. iers Bellow and Tremble at the Knees. | ofcontifuing i e Tor ‘want-of 10 | Y ANKEE BOYS FROM MAINE, ANDREWS BROS. CLOTHING CO. nutes. Pe coart | don't imagine you can see i6 1 busy pinee these days and the conrt will | intelligently by simply re 81t in continuous session through fair week | night. Study our soil with care to handle offenders expeditiously, The nil | different crops t 3% will proc hus twenty-tive or thirty boarders now And | your own conclusions from an int the prospect is that the number will e ST STt EibANE0s Rnd. wo. With Fon. o country iining over | nd th short time of twenty *gasped Mr. Barkins. “Judge von don't O\n'r’-‘\.‘dnn -‘»‘1‘1? ml‘rth her A STANDARD MEDICAL WORR THE FOR YOUNG AND RIDDLE-AGED MEY g man produce her i ? ' L-AGE 1 shall send yon to jail for thirty days | ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE FREE TO ALL d | complish that Work. Mr. Frank H. Wilson, | ground too. ) | important witness,” said the judge, im- Secretary Furnas' right hand man, has ar- 1f you are thinking of changing | patiently “If Mrs. Barkins isn’t in rived on'the grounds in his work of assistant | location be surc to_look over this county | court this aftermoon when the case is 2 ey before settling clsewhere. W X it will go to court without her Fig LCH WORX 1X rotsce cornr. | come to Ouster county make arrangc- | My, Barking, I ehall expeot. you 1o pro g sons in poliee court vesterday wor: nhe | Yoents to remain with W days | quce your wife at 2 o'clock. in this court” ’ , [ Nebwska National Bank : money &nd it is probak of u partion o1 his wew) too, was_broken, whic hat be was robt . ' His watch chal ifty or sixty next week, will be satished with the result d b, X OMAHA, NEBRASKA 1n the cases tried vesterday Don I - e s for contempt of court if you don'tbring 4 Missouri I'acific i, wak fied for dramin. Jacon and I'l] settle with her after- —OF fHE— Paid up Capitel ..$250,000 ness. Phillips hud twenty-nine dollae when A e d the judge, sternly Surplus ...80,000 N taken 1o the covier and hence Had Bo troub) Brown's Little doke. out the mittimus, judge,” said ] o 1y | H. W. Yates, Progident in pavine his fine, He said that short “Why, Brown, how short your coat : his head sadly; Ififlgfl, Vg (=1 Jral y | | 4 B Tineelin, 91 0e Prosifent fore Lis wrrest that he had considerable more d Jones one dry to his friend | “yon don't know her. Thirty days nin't | W.H S Hugh , Cashier. wn, w-\. wittily replied: *‘Yes; but it | suthin’, B M ek She mandhs it tbeY { wmather. N,,,“ smen spend #o tmuch for | Our editor used St Jncobs Uil for rheu- ot oA quested to withhold Phillins’ nanie, 801t would { modicine that neither heal mor help | mutism with success.—Lancastor, Pa., | premmvee DecmeTn san Borimcof Wi, Deb 10 the papers them. that new clothes is with them like | Freie Presse Buwold miserios e fAiserviton was A lively rustle atasaloon last | anmols’ yvisits—few and far between. In e — THE EBEST ROUTE From ONAKA asd COURCIL BLUFES of DrieTons ] Joln 8. Collins, Hies, Lewis 8. Roed ‘ A. E Touzalin | | | BANKING OFFICE: yiklt and the oiocrs arrested s barty named | ternal fevers, weakness of the lur e, Altogether Too Particular. Incuron, eacls ohe « ien - y o B B0, 2 R, e the . | Shoriess of broath and lmgoring coug Wali Stroet News: A guost a1 hotel | Sogar bty s miges ‘ o | ,9,,,9,;,“';, o DESUE SRCES | THE IRON BANK, for belne the principal Aevters + 'umn yield to n.. e mAnence of S | in Florida tasted of the butter and asked ;m--m an 3 Frouo TWO TRAINE DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA DOLYEER, GUODALS & OD.. Box tans Gor 15th and Farnnm Ot o at the n d Darling remedy, Dr. R. V., Pierce's “Golden | the waiter what 1t was. The servant - D COUN®L DLUFFS 2] By & Busmess Transacted msel! very oflicious and got Brennan N dieal Discovery | didn’t know, and the head waiter was ! ¥ _ 4 Oure without mod 3 g s Ny away from the iwh rs once but lh. \‘ S ar- —~—— | called. He ]nlw-h»m'd] his ignorance, and hustrated aemnte. | Chieago, —AND— Milwankee, A POSITIYE( nied Octo N H & c rested n. The oflicers stute that Darling The Literary Market, the guest sought the landlord ried the o St. Paul, Minneapolis, ( edar Rapids, One box _ will cure . . A 3 . biad et vired o Bt Sy Bt B | nunen Coutivtion A New Yorkman | | “Ehit"Sufd the hout s he tasmd it EPANEAELY Dl Dubvave Derepars. | the mom chima. a0 00mine 5 v,,;‘\,., ,,-Rmb 0 S, CHACAGO, who offered & peppctfully referrod rize of §75 for the best | ‘probably represents butter through the r thut yellowne: ht side and shoulder blade of the skin and whites 8 va- [ near to the o LRt cost b who was eourt yesierduy, eharged with be ersut. This is the sume Sw kil wud usos Tt aap 1oL Bl e b oo The ot o ten® 241 short story sent to Lim by s special date re But don’t you know miadleaged men of Lhis Fomes s 1 Ele s y.n.smny }; .n-u\-";l) EONUS bigh wrnd ‘"‘ orn The police pulled & Eambiing house over | oeived over 5,000 manuscripts. Irn man | . “Not exnctly. 1've got o steward who | mines of Ouliforniu and fue aliver min S, Nin g sedhind afl s 0 \l U C a 3 [“Tefi o 8 Correspond Halier's nisht betore last and smong | was thunderstruck. His experience only | 5 great on expermments, and whether | *The Science of Life pomis dal the rooks sua quiow. | De10IL, Winows, L Crosse, ihe partie Lwere Loe dotnson and 8 | showed, however, the extent of the ex- | this is creamery, duiry, common, arti- [ 2ndson which the constitution and hoes of muny | ang ai other smportent points Tast, Norfhenst of barber name rrison he innocent lool isting lit Nearly every ms ticial or the Chicago butterine 1 can't "'r o o wippe < ¥ 'h wnd BOTireast dyspep- ‘Q 8‘ €y ing old bad them recorded as mem- | wonan ng for the press, | 58y es, take this gentleman out and L N0D S8 L4Fe SLEt grwanar veias Jhna b1 the For through tickets enll on the T Azen 3 0 mnsh, I works published in She eouty o - . : . nafied o bers of g Doe fumily, consoquently WWEIr | the magazines or the wasto busket. The | Wiroduce him 1o the “swward, snd see | " 3e ?:WA::H'K’:‘I‘A metsations o | 81, 1401 P B Yo Yamion Saml, or » . Bok alled op STAR STAR s are kept out of prin ) s SR M o Scienee uf L na musterly roay. | Uniion Paific Depe 7 ; o P srs pen A'youne mav nated Smith, whose nume | literary market is glutted—glutted a long that itis charged extra an his bill on nervous and. b Y. ieiron ‘Pree | _ Palim bors and the fin reireular. P 0. Box 153 45 caliod in police court altogether too often | St Worse than the binckberry murket. | —— o espestenlouund - b Rtiageplpegl 7f o on the i e | T, G. AIALT CO., LY for the young man's good, wis up in police | The retail price of & story is mow very | . Don’t suppose.if you have that pain | g®fargts % fenoss Meais yymitute, or br W, & St ¥ Shdotmm. Now Tors. o 18 puid to passengers by > L | b1 L6 company VLenty-sutly ik & gent iy trom Plattsmouth o the pen wd e of the eyes, and furred appesrance of 0 S o .z“ PA X Sanaa Celicious ease on a reversal of bLis case by the su- the tongue, that these indications ar iice Gmaks B enyer wad STAEL 3 ] Prewme oourt, ' 1080 indicadons, ste of ESIABLIGHED USEDTNALL Micket A little account, or will depart of them- Flaver. ©One of the hardest Jooking cases th : 0. B. HEAVPORD, Assists enorel Pusson- AB8TO. pr coufronted e judee in many a selves; much better take Dr. J. H. Mo ger und ‘Moker Apent 1VER 206000 ‘3_ TS 0F TRE No pains ar name as W, 5. Mars, and be was s Liver and Kidney Pillets and J. T. Cuauk, Generss Superintendem uil x h b with bad whisky and covered with mud unti] rewedy the trouble. 25c. per vial. SO LD WORLD | pa . his oldest friend would never have known - 0 z” Z’/ ZS | to ,“11 him. He wes commitied 1o juil o serve 8 [ A _Zoological Hint sentence. raveller: They are both sit- 1n the eihtean cases of yesterday morning wrod . i Red Star L tng ot st bt th st et Yl | +7908” QUEEN OF 74718 WaTERS” | ar Line sowe ten of them cashod up and se s | their re e, which in that court is an un- a 201 “Ne ? pcean alr in | Shlic reloase. which 10 tha is & uu winisn theory, and_ be remarked: It 0 amount of pure ocean oir inthe | oo\ o Bitytom Wy 208 Voltod Siaios | force are usiug dilligent elorts 1 corrall | Scoms aimest impassible that L should be | Jungs can neutralise the bad fiects of Shi, uiling overy Saiurday R e B { that can be ery tough case possible before the fair - od from an ape, or & Gger, or a P in 7h b P odue F/PREN RS Babivie Setes ¢ | besr, or—'" “Oh, I'm sure_you're not | polluted water in the stomach ] producad. E. A. Barnes, of Grand Island, L. A, Kent, of Minden, treusurer, and 8. C. Bas- of Gibbon, were members of the stats rd of agriculture, who Lave arrived iu the oity for active work in promoting the imter- People of EPICUREAR TASTES descended fron id sh descinded from & bear,” - _ New vork Heraid. | Botwoon Autwerp & New York | Lorrid creatures to hug, you know. Me | 7% purity of APOLLINARIS 5 | immedistely demonstrated that there | offers the best security against the dan- | 10 THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, 8¢ SENTC.0.D might huve been ® bear brauch some- { | [ [ i it ommo; ost o o . are highl R Senaes oo ot Lisesl ki where in his ancestral tree. £9rs which ace commen (o most of the LAKD AND FRANCE. DAY h snpere diermer 46 ol ot i B0 ated’ busloss men of Linools wre making e pes. ordinary drinking waters mhet B By s hibited 10 the best possible advautage 1or the L . “Red Star Cough Cure helped my Londos Medical Record, FALL AND WINTEX Ramp $or iumromb outiague. Sos with them | awmmonon o cuslomers” ! Yhe e The MOST PERFECT MADE gie "~ Mr G W. Ledlie, East Sugaw, .finam frow BB 0 37 Excurion iy rom | Lo G SPENOER'S YOY FACTORY, LA PTIA A iy o :'a:‘..'.:,;' ] merchan S ressed 0 o ..m,.n twar 291 W MADISON ST, o1 c v (R A e e Pl g ATPDAL SRS 19 SRECHI, P G | s e CHEAP A3 A WEEKLY-t7 e Y lmmmdm“m|“ el 5o A pmeie Liwe Al D Py K sl mg !I:?u:’;f W) where 'nham O all Gracers, Druggists & Min. Wat. Dealers. NI 4w T maem weelltnes 1 3 prices you w e g g e § AL g L ke A i W., In closing his pusiness for August Tk | RIE Sakimg POWAE OB, Gulenge nd B Losis ose money. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, | 16 futasts e M i O0e Bl RS | S T UGS NATIY 118 e ey, Chlicnp