Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 5, 1886, Page 8

e > y " h . > \ 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1836, Ep— sead R e e ————— T ——— T — T V ) ' the east at the depol, it was discove OVER A MILLION, J N Guild to © Rans d iram, lots | = WA.\TLD, ANOTHER RECTOR., | thecttat the de springs of the Pullman | | 11710 01K | Ames Place o aa gl or, T 1088 | — sleeper, Merlin, had been broken Itwas | The Namber of People Who Saw the A 8t plan and wife to Chas M uh v lot 7 taken off the triin and sent to the shops, | Wild Weat in Thirteen Weeks, l"h 4 Lake's add, w d—g3000, Bev. Mr. Hamel Steps Out of the Trinity | Where the sleevor Horneo ws secuted | guffalo Dill arrived in town yesterday 2 v BB \‘2' o Aoe B ”‘”."’,“("[’ “,‘." and attached to the overlanc e i f 8 Palpit. change caused a delay of about an hour. | MOTNING after two seasons’ work in the | "‘f.,.:,'r';‘.‘\m bank to Ml Helliman, lots 1, J i w294 Yosterday morning u constraction train | Open and tented field. ~Helooks thinner DEp B \ JOHN HITCHCOCK'S DEATH, | on the Belt line went out to Papillion with | than when he left hereflast spring, and his | and wife to Frank Pries, sw | . aforce of men to make the connection be- | face is slightly paler, but his featurcs are | nw' 7§ 985 TV S mwi( 8o 10:10-13, w N tween the southwestern extremity of the | just as handsome and expressive as ever. it i N N /i Bome Facts About the Estate He | former and the Missouri |'.\'qu- complete. | His bosom ],”('I‘ i G ons, oRoh of | VLS, BONIEL Hlkce, ¥ Ao sen oo l0tJ yes=Two Divo 9 e Sunday the Missouri Pacific train \ o -bd ch: Jsen and «1fo to J & Dewdles, e ¢ 1ot 8§ . q ; s €0 N > 7 A . Tr 0 o= . Loaves—Two Divorce :,;:.q the | Sun e u ’ Facitie train whichkparkle withill adiance possiblo n ik Disen and wife to ) & radles, e 3¢ ot 5 | A jfter selling out oir Celebrated Fancy Dress Shivt at 35¢ we were . et evening had a little advegture betwec a cluster of diamonds ashioned Josaph Barke d wife to M, A Lotghe | o o Othot Looa), e e lans ot Bteiin i Howe, Hwmw | tHte: & . WMe's tewd, a8a #101 | i, ,H,: .\Hl,"‘,l jr‘\:'(,‘ (0 Mary " | compelled to telegraph for another consignment of 120 dozen, and these ; i rounding a sharp curve at that plac g prominceas ever. He has just closed arah A Roberts and husb to E L. Bier- . & - y " ey Want & New Rooton when' (o enginger disoover "1 that 4 | e DrOMIC e e O e st closet | bower, Tots 9, 10, blk 3 Kilby pluce, w 4= | 20811 be placed on owr counters during the coming weelk, We will also dis- o t v 9o |8 ridge hort distance ahead was | ever known in the world. that of thirteen J°C Dentse and wife to D i b b : On next Sunday evening Rev. B. T. | i flamos 3o apilied | to stop tho | wooks in Coney Island where his Dentse and wife to D Melntire, lots . é Y i ! 7 » ) Pumiol, wito for sovaral months baok lins | train, bt dil fot sncceed HILALL of the | West as witacssed by 1 4o 00, Lica | - Slary anies anioas ta Doy Sohlacekles | pose of the balance of our all scarvlet Shivt and Drawers af 50c. When been acting rector of I it athedral, | train, with the exception of the last car | this, Mr, Cody ¢] sthere is not " n i 1ot 3 blk 8 Credit Fonel 1—€2,100, - 5 4 » > sas il rohc i nek sormon n tht.plact | I Crosse tho Durhing strueir. 10 | boogrd. H fet nat aahi. ncrompyane | St Havvey tiiite o et e | €losed out these goods cannot be duplicated, We are positively the | of worshin. He will then devote himself | eNEinG was lh:‘n_ bac k'.l and its water | by George Canfic ‘on Groner and sev “‘l A el s ““‘, G "I kN, 1ot Wl e PR, * - T " 2. i $0 8 spocial bisiness. i the ministey. for | fed o, extinguishy the flames. It the | eral otiier feiends, for Norih Plntte.where | g (o “,.‘,.my\ill.lf"”.‘”“,‘ A ~"“ K2 iginators of low pricess Gur Men's Saits,selling from $10 to $12, in # short time, after which he will return | sult would have been disastrous. As it | Mr: Cody will rest also, for & Jittle swhile | Tort oo i himphrey and wife, | g o3 o2 £xo)e " " 3 . Fornolhe s ", Jo \ Nifingland. ARGt 2 R e Al Sl AT AR 1"“‘ aliroy ’:\u‘.“, el e FlomIA | 12 different patterns, cut in sacks, frocks and £-button cutaways, nicely “X 5%, A el came here in June | it ook fifteen minutes to cool the rails. | will re-open his show on Novembor21, lot § Godfrey,s add, w d— 05 i . 3 " B 18 expecte iere to-day with hus | formanees for four mont after” wiich | GUUTrey’s add, w d—31,000. y ton, h the understanding that he would | ey e will go to Europe and exhibit « v | 140 S Waymond ot al o' dennie Dwyer, ot 31 I to $16 Men' Yeeifs ¢ 53 Pere 2 > worleserere SRR MOHEHA. . T e Wb ToUF | | b S abrs ashie. M. Bash ol e lie will g0 to Eurape an 1\'”‘\{”‘ it l‘v\l;‘u,‘ € Lotk 1 tmebangh & aitertund S b # Men's Swits in G5 different patterns, made of covkserows, of these have passed, end yet his retire- | Chicngo, Milwaukeo & St. Paul road, was | tion in London. Mary McHodge and hush to twley, | diagonals, chier g Laeres s 7 » A 388 O ment is already announced. = Be r.m notified by ln..fv mARKEOITO Mr”‘l that road | ol T U At ‘:‘x’:lm b\ JA )mu. Yy gon , cheviots and cassiimeres: all cut in the latest ,,,”’,M cannof be ing to this plice he had ofli that on and after the 15t the present cautiful Present, nk Murply ot al to Kinma We - " 1 5 " : " n . % Cahinibits T ks tnter whre e loft | month the st of fure por milo on the (The Viegin Salt. Co.. of Netw itaven, | 08k oribute i ! WS b g duplicated angwhere for less than frem $20 to $24. Qur Prince Albert ; many friends, and o here with their | road mentioned, in the states of Illinois, ‘onn., to introduce Virgin Saltinto every o0 Quick and wife to, > Cooper, lot S bl , . . 3 Poat wishes,' "Ho fprosind many of | Wisconsin, Tow and Mintosota, will bo | family are making this grand offor: A | 429 Giandview, wd—s Coats and Vests, made from the finest imported worsteds, for style, fit fi his people here with the belief that he | reduced from the present rate of over 3 | Patchwork Bloek, enameled in | THE CRIMINALS OF BERLIN $ - : was an cncrgetic and conseisutious | conts to 2 conts per mile. With this re- | twelve beantiful’ colors, “and contai = - | aud workmanship cannot be excelled, entleman, almost from the time of his l[lllv':_\n)u l’hn x'mnu\ll Iln]) 1.mer will be | the fll‘fl‘l(xuu]\)\l itche nln 1 A Profession Which s Completely frst appearance. Since then, he has | abolished. The Milwauke is the first to [ ograpbed Card having a beanti O . e ¢ ) corld 3 1 3 v ranri strengthened the impression by hnumber | announce the reduction, though it 1s | mounted 1de it in the conte TR aRN BiEe T o MR beotesslon We challenge ithe wworld on our QOvercoais for variety and low of sermons which h delivered, all of | quite likely that 1t will befollowed by the | y 10-cont puckage | in forhm iscompletoly organized. . Thoro s r > 3 5 y MWhich showed i orand zeal for | other competing lines. The reduction is 1 SalkNAs N CquAL | fara oraIne APEADRUMOTL for. Aginont: | 420 CCES. Where can you beatin price an uII wool man’: smf/‘m- )0( 2 {hw spinitual advancement of s’ people g voluntary on tho part of the road, e . s the cloan- | ing ity strensth When it is ,,],,“‘,‘r,l Qe | g cbpictl i p £ 5 ot long since, in one of his Sunday 18 not heen dictated by any compli- | est, |m|t~l and white Hlt ever seen or > 80, ¢ iing \ street! orste 'S sui or &3 . . % k, one of | tion. costs only 10 cont as ning lack of interest and e ent. Ask your prnu fervor in nttendance upon divine worship. a . olice Points. | The eflort srious arraignmentofthe | Charles Rochring was fined £20 and costs Te Moy Bo Johnson, comings of his floc! With the dhove pres inghotses ~ farnish the for it favorite hunting ground inec’s | From 3 to 12 years for $2.95? Our style of rlmn_r] business is charac- G 1o better conditi i in ! ey 'S ") ", 9 o Tl sl ,',‘,,,‘m,,“",','j Lo | terized in every respect by legitimacy, and all our goods are sold at -~ congregation, waich had not been accus- | in - police court yesterday morning Yesterday's Bee contained an item of | were thirty or focty years ago, and it is | “ § e 3 tomed to such ¢ nd conscquently | for beating his wife. Sunday night | the finding of a floater at La Platte. | not eceditable to the municipnl auhori- | $E°éctly ONE PRICL. attracted great attention an amount of dissatisf ;ull‘l';nls(I‘(((“lIH: he went home intoxicated, and | There was nothing on the body to show | ties or to the government that something tion. Another | \o p o7 (lyims, wus struck by | the identity of the man, but it 1s now | has not been done for thew improves sermon was delivered later, which did not | v H | s o o { Savat 3 g help to harmonize matte Since then, | his wife with sol after he had ht that he was a resident of Omaha | 1t is httle wondor if n youth, offered the L 8 5 . | means of escape fre s ch fi there hus been more or less dissatisfae: [ gone to bed. This aroused him, and he | named Johuson, who has been mysteri- | pess BT o ~u:|‘::|‘m:||ll;x«':” l\lhl‘lt & tion with Mr. Hamel, thougn it has been | made a savage assaule upon her, knock ing for some days. Johnson's [ withont mueh difliculty to the blandish of a uniformly friendly nature. It w ing her down and injuring her severcly rends in correspondence with the | ments of the ' P suflicient, however, to show that rector | (g ‘Bogle, who I‘mmwn--:l Wiiean (-.vn-nm-rnf? 'py county, with a view to | for the army of erime, [l ople could not abide in armony, } staining fucther particulars us | the necessary tre g RHENU ¢ thke bl M LAt oL 5 e :\In:xlrnlmnlu- with Rochring, landed him s }"“'”;t‘;‘,;;"m Tt t take pla SRR Lt AL 5 b - - s ough successive of 'in- cessor will, inall .m\»n. ty, be the Rov. | gt Ghe . Pt ",' v .‘ terd: / 1 Afrer Two Ve struetion, and when pronouneed eflicient iU magetles O e et H. Burke anfold contidence man was | receives a new name, which RO oA HeaFit astiw BTG R RS OROMT gned in police court yesterday morn- | the inner world of his aequs R AT Lof being a fugitive from | Places that whieli rightiy belongs to him. ! ; o B e el o Uy rem ) 4 place is found for him according to lns | JOHN NITCHCOCK'S DEATH. o tns or, whs fin Hos wioiin, ll‘"l‘l‘_{f:'\“‘{ the | wptitude in one or other of the numerous o branches of the profession. The pick- rning the Sad Af- | COstS suspicious characte Yot ) T A et n diseharged, and 1 Zoodiy numbor of pain Detective | pockets of Berlin are celebrated, and, a8 an apt pupil, he man who pic weeks ago. arrs mng, on ac¢ Towa justice. Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. Bome Facts fair—The Estate, | Vale IVIH\\' of the Union Pacific fl)r con- r e i i i3 4 i (s el | e con- | I other conntries, they incinde in their | As will b soen by roforene to tho | runis Were disposed of with the ustil | fidecinz's may ont of §100at the (NS | pikt ond many womeh an cildtin, Nebraska National Bank L death notice colunn of the Big, the fun- . O e e O elick oy, Mt 18 | Shoplifting is practiced by women, who i ; : eral of John G. Hitcheock, who died Sat- Foot Pads at Work. SOMIIDN Y/ KO I B S:10K tulle generally work 1 conples, and who are DA Vo A AIBIGItCh R hn G. H 8 Hives e S Bt - ways provided with pockets of a special ORTaRTIlUR e 5 OMAIIA, NEBRASKA trday at St Louis, will take place to- iree men, masked and unknown, Court. consiruction or other mrangements for DA, S e e Paid up Capital $250,000 ‘ RS o7 o bl cailose heldup o stranger on Capitol avenuc Juize Novillo was | tho safe siowa of th rhooty. Tobbers | L Burplus i ©30,000 | s e of yotaee Hitenoock, though | 8b0ut § o'clock Sunday night, and at the : case ol Cambellvs, | o shop tIls form separate eluss. They | g ikl sudden, was not unexpeoted, For soy- | POint ofthe revolver, retieved him of his | ns & McEwan, i a suit for dam- | ar¢ armed with a bit « . the | L2 Wi o eral months past ho had: beon suffering | Watch, money and valuables. The | ages oceasioned by the overtlow of | §id of which has becn iy o : R e i from ili health and depression of spiits, | W101e work was done quickly, and the | elosets put by defondants mto the Areade B e I e e v ALOE L fare g ey Y e A, i which forebded montal coilapse. Aboui identity of the men is not known. | hotel whild the management | jyo"heople, while: 0thors earry on their | asert titin all " the Tiver, splesn, kit W. V. Morse, eight weeks ago he went to Minneapolis | T'wo fellows, who probably | of the plainti n in- | depredations m the washerwoinen's dry- | d, DI, 110 PaAns H'W.Y: o Minnetonka, hoping that the met two tended to of udered for the | e vrpund. ; ot knoy work by t 1th.” Very change might benefit hiz he y- | ' lo” improvemers, however, was no south of Farnam, Sundiy | iy divoree from a R BANEING OFFICE: ticed in his condition. Omaha people | niuht, : 0, andor lered them to | her husband, Samler.on theground | Now York Commercial Adyertiser TIHHE IRON BDANK, who met him at Minnetonka beach uo- | throw up their hands. Oae of the gent 0 JOR0Y The funniest thing 1 eve sard of 3 ticed that he acted stramgely | lemen managed to wake his escape, and | David L Hayden sues RE6t G ABOTIRIIG SR Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts and utterly unlike his usual self. | gave fin, avousing the neighbor- | & specitic comy pencd one year wien 1 was out A General Banking Busmess Transacted. Sull at the time it was not T;mull. Messts. J. J. O'C sell lots & and west with a tra suspected i was about | Gottheimer, who live i wlze Wakely heard, of course, h W R 3 3l ter, it muy bo | to the rescue, but before [ Robinson vs. Woodworti. member an insult tw ' N. . HARRIS & Co. . he was i up while | the spot the two foot ]m\ls h ux u.nlp s long this little inc BANKERS, CHICAGO. wandering about the streets of Minneap- larkness. ;. AR DT IR B Ao QHDS 05 Commtice, Cities wt othors ot hopelessly domanted. Lo wis i mbers, inspeetor of animals | are not gen credited with mueh oflico 8% Devonshire st Boston. Corresponds in _charge by the chief of police, army in this department left for | sense, anyw: y nothing of memory. ence solicited. who at once notified his Omaha relatives 1 held its an- | g 1 onis s re heis to com | But this one great al of the = R e % of his condition. Ie was nual mm"m;; on Sunday and etected the | plote the 900 mules and | latter quality, anyway. We had got as - raas KflYsT@MB 4 s for treatment and placed in & pri- | foljowing oftice Is: Oberfetder, | horses to be used by the army in this di- | £ a5 Kock [sland, L, where we had to 2 I3 ylum, where he received the best R 3 i) . T ST Lot cross the Mississippi on an unl ferry, th Abont twentw years ago T discovered a littlo pore on my check, the doetars pro- & It 'was cvideut, however, that | Presidents Roichenberg, vice- | vision. Mo retucned from 8t. Louis on |y, botore the big gove nounced it cancer, 1 bave tricd 8 pumber of physicians, but withoat reesiving sny perma- B s condition vell’ nigh hopeless, | President; Hellman, treasurer; J. | last Saturday night. Sa I s nent benefit, Among the number wero one or two specislists. The medicine they applied o Shortly after h al to St. 1 he | Jaskalek, seerctary. ‘The only change in Going to the “Front.” right until we came to this was like fire to the sore, causing 1ntense pan, I eaw a statement in the papers telling what h : suflered n scevere of the board of directors was the substitu- Yiosta morning cight young colored | Wouldn C 8.8, S. had done for others similarly afflicted, T procured some at once. Before { had nsed " This was followed soon after by « tion of M. Gold=mith in place of J. Bam- Idiers, memborsol Blcompany, of the, | A& pushing the eccond bottle the neighbors could notleo thal my cancer was healing np. My gencral Speginily Distilled for '8 mfl i A M. Hitche Tl‘ of | berger. A (»nmn;m- i Orsiphin) o 'm e \‘\-I D Mm];lf lay o, ealth biad been bad for two or three years—1 haa a hacking couga ana epit blood contin= uaiestnl VNG, | ci notified to come on atonce, s and sy 3 | savalry, g X owa, on - their | would not budg wis worki t. After takin mx..,uu of 8. 3 ; as a third, and probably fats (b s s | to join their regiment at Toit Brid- | over him the forry made nother boen for soveral o6t bnp THE BEST TONIG! I D e e s Sopldly” dichppeacinge L Would advise ©Ve:y one With cacer L . a fair tri o, NANCY J. McCONAUGHEY, Ashi Grove, Tippecanoe Co, Ind, UNEQUALED for CONSUMPTIAN ASTING DISEASES a GENERAL DEBILITY. 1 PERFECTS DIGESTION, Bl v EDW. 1 WALLING, fur 4 Natlonal Guare They were compelled to lic ove full of good ad- ] [ » the evening train on the Union I esting, mong other things, leotures be_given once month in the temple lfi E was adopted. The congre . flouvishing condition and The furnitu of the Coz- | ynd seen the girafic’s queer From the | creasing. i the other side of the river w houso 18 110 nd has done | o seo what kind of luck I wsident imminent. On' Saturday another 't gram was received to effect that the young man's was lourly expected as he was sufl from the third stroke. Mr. I once went to St. Louis, but after the death of his brothe When she ¢ ek up gets Mr as spry you please the fi vrged © him © and marched on to the V. Several had been on the bon for Sal to cure cancers b n Diseases mailed P LLCIE) ¢ forciag out the impus wer 8, Atlanta, Ga, wan called te our Keystone Malt Whiskey by IE tine that the young man was taken to ; ; Louis to the our of his death he was n Suing on a Patent. st business | {he boat was fifty Lalor, Dr , of Trenton condition which gave no grounds for the rah May, through her attorney L. C. - | down shore when that THE C.E. FIAYNE REAL ESTATE and TRUST G fow 1 k hopo it he might recover. His riro in | Burr, of Lincoln, commeneed suit in tho | thfact ns given for WIshing | 1o turn his head toward ! tervals of lucidness were followed by fits | United States court yesterday against the ) 2 ikl e those people. He W. COR. 17 A ¥ 1 of incoerent raving, and wgain by Tong | counties of Buflalo, Lancdstor, Hal, Jef- Passing Counterfeit Money trampet, and, bufore TRnew what he w e - el ORGMA M le‘lln\l[u]uumylh~|mndl-n(‘\ doing, |||m|nr| over the rml into the John Hitehenok was well known in | ferson and Butler. She sues each county | Bd Bure and Geo. Johnson were ar- { (i It took thr AT pansans Omaha and Nebraska, on focount of the for §1,500, on account of an infringment | rested yesterday by Deputy United States | to pull him out w., what do you deep interest which he took in ent right held in her 1 Marshal Allen, for passing two counter- | think was the m ter with that gir ? sports of every character. He she avers her husband, T taken before | 1 discov lo the crowd was member of to Omaha Wheel club b device known 3 i 5 _BEWARE OF nuzATIN nm.;ww th Property of ever every county in Nej ‘hl:wripliou for sale 1 all parts of tie city. Lands for sale in a. A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRAC Of Tities of Douglas county kept. M \}n of the city B gathering around the reseued animal be- information desired, furnishe » of charge upon ¢ me ¢ 7 prisons, and his | nd held 1o the |5y (he dock. Among the neople ws e L 316, 818 and 320 Rac 10 whose success he largely eontributed been in force. Notwithstand- Jlow that the givafte Goodman Drag Co.( Much of his time he spent in the east, at- | ing this, the plaint leges, these coun- secmed to have a partieular aversion to. Neb, |~|\n il umnl me nhi ties have adopted the deviee, without The ““m,l\, Do When he saw the vonng man near him y stance rider and 3 attention to the gar Heaoy YA tremble violently. o ade - T DS AUODHEN o ) Bdzar | ¢ he held at Ottumwa to-morrow and ploitromiloy Lo ”"’I Hilo = L] ] 2T fl ? v T red it wl ounty, or any other fon. (sole Agena ood sh Won prizes on severs ing some of the cr tonding bicycle rac asions, by de asks dan: 38 in () 4“0”* to % B0 | Wednesday, A number of memb ek riders of the 3 the regiment now living in ) ) o d iets concerni the Hiteheock Quarterly Returns. leave Omaha on to-might's trains, RELIABLE JE W ELER, 1 estate may not be uninteresting. When | Postmastor Coutant and Assistant e - the fower | i : : 5 BB Phincas W. Hitcheock, the father, died | Postmasier Woodard were busily on- | . . - Army Notos, i ok, and his hoad had stretched way up | W?'tChe& Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Silverware Al - e some time ago he left no will, and ae- i hes i A Lo Companies C and K of the Seventh in- | 1o the passenger deck of the fc I'ho I the lowest. Repairing a specialty. All work warrant- l‘i NU\ANE. m.mun. 181 wum AV - CHiGAOR. - & cording to the usage, his estate was to bo | £aged yesterdiy morning in-examming the young man was sitting ed, th strects, Omaha " e fantry, at Fort MeKinney divided among his two tand | the contents of the envelopes, which, for 1 togo to Fort Lar: frien As th affe’s long ne Hhiiadidateld — John. The exceuter port, | several days b: they have been reeciv- | pl of the soldiers who have come twisting around in his dir fled in My, shows that = fter | o from tho 500 postimastors in. the stato, | patehod to the now Fort Du Chesno. b been el oo e o tako i of ARMOUR & CO. 2 about $ .,mmu_n,l des the personal and fi‘, lnh_..x L: luul "'fllf';'; 5 ;‘Im-l .“»I" . I'f‘ The No. 2 overland train, due here yes- | giraflo I had with me then, :;.| n.uh:um STAH STAR yx{ estute ) :-:ln_\]. One: Imln “""Ilw i"l“\u.ll I;t'\:l ‘.iy-.\;h:f r\l the I‘lflln-\' “I;:‘ yEmorning arived cight hours late, It | Loo, :n;|AI‘u'n;_/r‘r‘:'l]|I4||)llll|- ntor the in- 3 cush suwm, or §7,124.51, was paid over to 5, recorded, and entered u delnyod by waiting for its Contral | Stant his eycs foll on b 3, 1886, This | eheeked up, v onal property | & blank, pre The | is then forws m ared for the purpose, which ariment at John Hitcheock on left the real estate and to be divided among th itic connection at Ogden, Utah, ays ihai the mu HAMS. | BAGON. Belicicus Real Hstate Transfers. ; * real Washington his work will occupy [ . : 1P : R E1e ble both the gentlemen mentionod for u The following transfors were filed - Oct. CHILDREN, Flavor, A neres o couple of weeks 2, with the county elerk: that hitherto v o ood x.m.- : Vor. 2 aores in Suunders couuty, 80 ~— United States to Belle Sarber, lots 2 and 8 | ers, and that manufucturers ave t No pains are Thinks He Can Best McCormic q invent means to provid inst the m to Omaha and Fl 14 blk 25 Ilorence, o Fillmore county, 16 in Burt count ) ¥ A some lots in David City, two lots in 8 Mike Fit d, the soldier-pugilist, feouls, Mo.. bosides ai unascertained ins | was at army hoadquarters yostorday and | & 1 the Petaco grant in New Moex- | ohtained a leave of ubsence to go to Butte, \Ih.l.uu- Whomas to. Oubia, and Florence o _propo tod invale | Njont., where ho is to meet a heavy- | LT id & bk ¥8 ot 1 blk netizing of watches. rom T o Chronic & Surg,:cal Diseases. DR, MoMENAMY, Prop ioto h betwoen §3)0,000 and §500,000, the 4 Florenc Pl Ml owplial autl VrivaLs i rac © death of Jnlm. the whole, of course, re- | WeighL. in a prize-ring cucounter. Fitz- 1) Davenport to J ‘I Moriarty, lot 11 D —— =2 Wo have ‘the facilities, appuratus and remcdics B verts to Gilbert Hiteheoc rald has three months to serve as a sol- | enport’s subdiy lots [ 1 57 Gise's 'ln them :vuydonj‘_src;lnan to uldy;mld- (AT for the puccessful treatment of eve'y form of dix e In addition to this Jonn Hitehcock had and at the expiratiou of that time he 0, shose'dy ;;';-:;/: w.;x:';?f,:m-od:g:; i : al d ll‘n:I:ulzzl;ull(Il:'r::‘:im»‘" 3 an interest in the estute of his grand- to go into the prize vingas a pro- | | YN is because they are glove-fitting, ¢ t produced, cupond with us. Long ospericnce fi fie 1 ) fand, lot 1 h 42 styie and fish, of the People of ses by lotter cnables us o treal many cases fathor, Gilbert C. Monell, a share of which would have fallen to him upen tho ormick death of his grandmother, Mrs. G. n best that ny Moncll. Mr, Bovell's will left the whole | itlicuty, of hi te to his widow with —— Nt m, that upon her death Didn't Want to Pay, Belyidere, w it was to be ey Iy A man named Alived Thompson, a | Mary M dhuhd between the three Hiteheod . | 18 pag ald 1s anxious for a tilt | and is confident that ne ) without the slightest Fitzgor: De Ver Sholes and wife o e Himeba The horrors of breaking-ir, & Whey ere comfortable from the very frst. Made 10 all sizes, widths and shapes. Look on Soles for Name and Address of . & T, COUSINS, NEW YORK, Eplcu"u" 1l .. R ( ') Alllhnu lhlnll\lfllul and TASTES , K3 are highl nleasc :ly with them, ayne et al to € I §400. Fikin, Digod and 5, Trusee urgical Appiisnces, | 4 \ stone cutter from Edgar, Neb., was a Lyd ° b ., e iilbert and John. As o o, W d— your Grocer or " :’:‘rtlnd.:il(‘h.(. thr ‘.,‘,,I“J.lmq‘":h.. ;..I.Inilnul‘.d rested yestorday for trying to swindle [ ot 46 \e“l“l“'f}‘ A‘I:(l‘\\“l"".?":"“ ‘l"l"l % P03 them, sead direct Lo xlu:;lop bie stodics uumm. making eoial 57 Nervous Diseases CONTABIONS ARD BLODD DISEA itovar cupee producod, micoesatully (reatcs a ilitic poison from tho eyetein e witl, tmon tho death of Mrs, Monell, | Schlank & Prince, the Tenth street eloth- | 4 HiiSeRS Tt add, wa—s1, revert to Gilbert Hiteheoek, The value | icvs. He selected a coat and underwear Anna Fay toJ A Dalzell, lot 10 bl of “n'f n»l»lllvl is not “\"f”’;\k"‘fm;' but | to the value of §14.50, and then refused | nut Hill, v d-3600. aouy be roughly estimated ut ,000, 50 | (0 pay for them, He ran out of the door, A | x shu{ B B hn aciato lefs by | But' s na wd dotained until the | brasks to Norweglan avd Dantah futheras ohn Hitcheock will closely approxi police could take hum into custody. 3 Bullou and wife 1o T A Creigh, lot 17 200,000, About was found on his porson | ik 3 verett Place, w d—$40. e smgmesnge when he was locked le 1 A Harmon to Spencer Otis, lot 16 blk B Rail Notes, lle!lmtlmhl w d—$650, he Grand Island train ¢ $t. Louls Excursionists, L A Harmon and wife to Jno Wilson, lot BaivaT “rl“'“ M"fi!gn P boutoue bour s w il ate Thedo | Beside hose whose bce ave irendy L u‘,::‘.““'g";‘“.l.“r“ M King, lot 8 bik Bolwun Antwern &Ihw York ! iy '“'y!l.l;)“f.‘:‘,“} sisie or sillod o ”:;,t“):;,u;;;;-,y Ak, Tunat as oeeasioned by the breaking of the | appeared ese columns as going to | 24 ¥ , (| =8 < ar. P.O, Box1ss Suiuor . » eonnecting rod bet n two of the drivers | wituess the great shows and street pa- | h \v \"v\:rlr‘l‘:;('lmflll n 130 10 THE RH[“E, GERIA”, ITAL', HOL- 7. C. AL‘.L;{.:‘:?IJ"‘LCO.. GURE | Uk } y of engine 598, Kich Rowley engincor, on | geants in St. Louls, the following with a e v Kdohust, ol & : b and wife to G L Turner, w ues-thestiyn 0 Ropublican Valley branch, betweon | number of othevs will leaye this evening 0 bik 4 Kountze & Iuth's add,'w d— oh“e]y Pure. LAND AND FRANCE. ad s aboo and Valley. The latter was de- | g6, 1) co, over the Missouri Pacitic | §3,000, FALL AND WINTER. yed fity minutos und No. 6 waited for | xoud: Geo. Josslyn, Heary” Plilbin, Rich ner sigler 40 G N Hlcks, w g lot .“'::‘.:‘.‘:“l rnover varios, | A mureol ofpur | gaion from 0 to §75, Exeursion trip om | PUTS AND CALLS The cub of 508 was badly shuttered |\l « , Will Brown, John “:‘;,‘“'}, li'.‘::;“‘:\,\,“:,‘.‘.'fi’[\"",'e foBA uunn omionl thus FTrr e 8110 10 §1:% Becond Cabin, outward, $5: | of Wheat, Corn, Ot . Lar 1600 bo ordinary kinds o 2% "0 ud the engincer narrowly aped in ) los Cr 8 F gl oot o it oo, Brepeid XCUFSIOn. erage ;‘.‘,’ ; b | 105 BIE 12 Iswace & Beldens add, w d STk tnoompotition with the in: ' ralua. - Foior Wrikhs & Bais, without modi Patented Octo 9 Wal- g A POSITIYE-v ter of the diocese of Ne- eatment for losg of vital power 'IONS CONFIDENTIAL o GCanaliuE ot aead Rass and” oL ss—plainly wrilten—cacloso stamp, and we Wil send you, la jisis wippper our conaiba or 0il produce dysp: tocks, 1 mid Suort Tiu Clicuidr. H. P Haur & Co.. Yesterday morning when No. 8 passen- | and wife, € ol 1 loyd, Jos. bon and E. ...,.1 u y E Bi Wallst., Now York gor rain on the Union Pacille wived from | 11 Divis | Place, wa—s1 1428 Faroam st ; D, O. Frecwan, Lizd Farnam st £or. 13th £4. and Capitel Ave. OMAHA. NEB, McShan aria, Conts X o Jas 18 Jowdas & Broadway, New York. [ By S W i | ¥ foNu) ; i bk o, 14 DIk o"n-u'.ium u"«-"' n cans. "Kov i 0WoER CO l‘fim ) ¥ .‘.'.:’“.;:\.‘f‘.f. 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