Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 14, 1887, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY A B“; Sl]'l‘ 1_0“ U\“‘\C‘.‘\‘l :ly:.'f,‘,"‘,‘:} ‘nl ‘."1 3&!“-‘; principal and in- “‘ AN INNOCENT MAN IN PR'SON i henlln'md White -u.l DEE: P RIDAY, JANUARY l 4 1887, nd_sealped, and b di 4. Benson missing AT THE STATE RO €ent to Sing Sing for Ten Years forn | and all our traps and peltries ‘and other Yonkorty 3 little was_doir Crime He Did Not Commit | property gone. The Indians had been A Oonductor's Mi Chang syesterdd w Yotk Horald: How many inno- | there ‘,f‘;‘\_. fore I conid ot "Nes B Leads to an Action For $10,000, M 4 ont men are the ering within the | JOT ORIt to | kooar for . &M a ’ it awful granite walls at Sing Sin | Nl B AR A “wh ; —— road ¢ Thin trail and seck evidenc s to wh | A PR@M;NLHT RELIEF BILL, | 3} A day or two s liam Poole and | Benson had been carried off or murdered, - £ Josepti Font were set free by Governor | | Was circling about the place when I - | € re set It [ heard a voiee faintly calling, and en- 0, Interest Revived in the Colebrated | | ed ten § of a life 1"‘)"’ i \1" I"‘l.‘ e ] rods f‘;""" . Burt County Murder—The Convene- it 8 now nothing | 5ol in his blood; tie had been 1ion of Berkeopers-State House n extension of the day o wounded in three places. 'ile was hardly | P ! Notes—Lancoln News, aske !( Snten ey smor, o | better than .dy‘ wd )‘n[m ind it was in \ EE'S LIN FAT] scttling with an inne ,”‘i had started for the river to get some om 1 i ar ocent man to | B g s court yesterdny nton is & o 51 YeRes | water, when he was fired _upon and six i din the case of Taylor , from his the vietis Indians dashed at him, Renson had . f Fromont . | Henryrifle in_his hand, and he tr ; lington & Quiney railroad X f how he was convicte ] i HaECL Y : Ts the ing for damages in the sum of . tha Hioat in the poss it it s e iy whre, )}:'t‘\‘\:l’]x(‘l::n;y": i 3 p ¢ f ¥ & An application for a_pardon_has been | (N 1 | { #10,000 and costs of the s This is a although the camp and while two of them held 1 4 X made to Governor Hill by Mr, C. A, | hccan . " k | Y case that arose in the year In N con . very oh of No. 311 Wost Eigiticonth stroet, | 3¢ bay, the other three went in and killed vember of that year Taylor wer both i ortimte pevss | White and packed up the property. $en s Ktalithon & Nobm ning ot th O TISI08 W 1 conld not expose himself, nor conld iElinNaton syMom, | i g work. Up Vinoli yonanis, he pursue when they drow Had they lington aysten g ¢ han a dozen : Y i hungered for his life they could easily ory | dson county, the condue of the | or fifteen bee from over the stat N IRE1,Y he smd, “Wall W have taken at, but they seemed satistied g Honty Flemot of & watch and some money in Washi on wore present ceable fact was that Tom Connor, one of the co Lincoln bee men were evidently paying pany’s it ot . Fobl with: what they had accomplished. 1he man didn’t live an_hour after relating the old me: n the seryice, in collecting fare | no attentic atever to the gatherin articular: nd I went down on m from Taylor paid him in change a $5 | "8 AL N AAICTING, | k. Flemer had been to & pienic n | Part . M Iy R o R orly | Andt hore l'w‘ when someot the de legrtes | 5hios: wond, and, af ne his femalo | knees |’>_\le ::” l|| body aud swore to re- aross over the mattor e ¥4 FooupLIoH Aot KUARORNeS (b WS .li,y..» wnion hore,he said that he felt sick TUNEh: IFtar CRAY R an of fisae y it 3 i | He had been drinikin About 1 or Y o e lowed, in which Connor Taylor wonderment. Discussions | 50 8 S CEEEE | SO0 wn on & | Pioncers, hunters, Indian fighters and considorably, so much so that he now | Were the principal foatures of the gather- | pon i n Washimgton park, He went to | S¢outs, banded together to hustle a_band sots up a claim of damages, beean the effects of the assuult sloe, \ ® Mokl p At ho | Of tive or six redskins who had eaptured 2t cal improvements in ) business. Where the mis ro to | v estate, and r B r | There are o impre \ LTl R Ll T | ranclies lying between the'south fork of % S \i\: b aros rices | and 1 constant up ‘“‘_‘,]jl"“‘,v‘;‘,"‘ it :,“\l,‘,“,‘,,‘. Who | the Platte and the north fork of the Nio- TEN w . it ‘ tho §5 gold piece scems to be yet an un- :\”,‘,;,"f,", L. yls :»w ny‘u'\“‘ n ssed | fhior, Flomer ¢ him and accused | Prara riv I'hey a full d start, iy il settled questio e prosecutio: \ | him Y allace thaioh but their tured animals were obstinate it I.'” \ v‘"l,‘ Al |' kil )', 1] and the transfer record sh him ”:‘\' Hee 1c char atid untuly, ¢ ORI WL e S0 the winter months sales are YEIl e Tor o o noon yesterday and the defc growine, ctling Flemor to o away seve large number of witnesses | J. B, Dinsmorc I’I‘vl':i“lmv, a blow, Flemer shout it they made but slow pro I_had been elected captain of the nd about sundown of thefirst aay, | Large lots just placed on the market. They are for sale and will be w i pretty well the route the In- ide to present, so that a v Dunhiam ot Dmaha man, and had Wallaco ar. | HO% I BECHE B0 L ot tave, T g - i Tprebabiae e dofonse il dony 1ha | Furnas, ofBrownville ‘wers prominent | Fo3 ‘““;“r"“'““ I with, the crimo of | {1 como of tho oldast scotts for & consil sold cheap, Now is the time to buy. o SHATG R BRI B RGRILATE ate fur men in Lincoln yesterday, i : G WOLBL: | tation. The result was that we planned ng d who wus marric in Iilinois ke sure work of it eh was thkh to the JeMorson | Noon netday to when the assuult, any, was | this weck, is homo at Lincoln with his | Vallace was taken to the Jefferson Then one took a position m a dry run committed, and in that line attempt to | bride ng e con A arket police cour s committed te iy B s K at lino attomy r £ congratulations of ‘}f..,‘n'« fhoe Sty b epmmitted 10 | bordering the edgo of . narrow valley X o || £ ey s 8 roug| oh tho Indians were expocte ! cstablish tho question of linbility. A | Mpmerousfrionds. =~ e had few friends and no_ one _came to | through which tho Indianswore expooted, st. ] argo rof attorneys are eng: coming. atiraon at - bunkors " opors | buil him. Lator ho was indicted and tried | And evory man saw thut his fircarms at | ind anintelligent jury is | Liouse, holding the dates thore for Friday | 0 the conrt of goneral sessions beforo | Mere ih o1l A1 R IO LD BV 9 2 i ‘ " g Y | Judge Cowing. + only evidence | to arrange the details, and when the sav- § hearing the evidenco. and Saturdsy evenings and u Saturday | JUdge Cowing, | Ahe only ovidenco | o (R L ppeared in - sight - wo o | T ") Inthe court on the ecall yesterday a | matinee ¥ O BB AR AV B BIV RWORS o | were gratified © to - discover that h A o mumber of ducrces and defauiis | | The Elkhorn lino has the eity ot A e o e o ratotiie | the band we had first . pursued Y 1 e o e wurs aniorod ad akhr e wor obor | 1, YL S0 e, oo capiend e el Walis | b enisoed s, e by | Best chance for investors on the market. See that you don't get left & wise disposed of. Among the eases und the company make an cxcursion | [oF robbery o was eonvieted and | 8300 (00 o, e along tho run A : o 0 | intorest were the following: Cust vs. | rate forthe carnival with slecpn a | Sont Lo Sitig Sz forion yours, ' Historm | 50k poicfact: npart, and It was. Aadpe: But secure one of these beautiful lots at once. Lots in Randolph o[ Hurford; default, foreelosure, decree for | direct between the two points, April L © 7 [ stood that not a shot was to be fired until . : tisia Iy | defendant; Griin va. Here dofault on- | T lastmonthly reception of tho Y. | “E0 e knowlodeo 1 had of tho head of the band was fairly abreast Place will doublein price at once. Iy | fored and decreo rendered Tor pl | M. C. A at their rooms was the largest | (o SRS FIGEEEEE G0 of the head of our line. It secmed too M ered and decree rende or plaintifl | gitended and most successful the societ e o LAV UIOLE LY bad that th were not just thirty In- t [ ¥hy Wittiorawal ke B Y | to me while he was in the Tombs, 1knew | bad that there were not just thirty In of q i o (Wotmore vs. rance; defuult | hay ever hold. Tho report of the secre- | & MR ILEREAG T C0 LORER £ e | dians, so as to giye us man for man, but it for plaintill. Woods vs. Miller; default | tary for the month showed gri Drogress |.m In With J k L S oss. 1 | that was a matter we couldn’t improve sin- | made and a large number of new names too fleshy for our busincas, 1 g i .| e s | OB11 ONL Fvans & ‘Johnson and get Prices ¢ I entered and deeree rendered tor ; titl, Grose vs. Hartvelt; dismissed | e S HEBRINI it he had_been to see a polico n H TS O BTIR CyRIET 8 A LRG ARAA P SRR b Dr .K, R Itum_['tuu. of ll.llhnmmhl oflicer on post in Allen_street, about grot- \I|tr)|(¢~l suspicion of our presence. The P o C & a4 prominent democrat of the state ting a position in_the strect cleaning do- | herd was driving better, causing no lklm'h'vu and Eric Erickson. Bost- | and one of Goveruor ul-_u s warmoest v”m‘!““mlw Commissionor Coloman. | trouble, and some of the Indians scemed ?: wick vs. Forehand; defanlt against | friends, was a visitor in Lincoln yester- | {y $ Wb . 1 to be asleep as they jozged along. As : 3 ¥is 5 6 8 WY okt X sleg jogged along. o Lloyd D, Forchand and J. H. Irwin. | day. Wort Tamts iy bock fo his home I | they rodoin clos order thotr 1ino did not Lots in Randolph Place are for sale only by to Agird ve: the City of Omahn; law ons The Fulton tract of selool land that has | 1 S0 ATV SECE G1EEE et | exeted ours in length and every one was th leave to file answer mstanter granted. | been a great deal in controversy is to the | of 18 R 3 fair target as we_got tho signal and i P. M. &S, Insurance company vs. Sha front with a relicf bill introduced in the “I'bolieved Wallace The first | of them kecled n gest; leave to amend bill by “interlin legislature, e A O L o s bricks, while I to defendants; ,‘l_‘.l.‘,‘, to-file cross bitl | ters and carpenters anc T RCRiL LRt Wil oo FB Bio I KRR 6 Bt Pt dospato Ry Beeon RO SN BCRONBTOE . 8 and appointing W. G. Hastings gu bees on work that will be in- |5 them was alive two minutesafter the first 3 g i the on!y pers > ] O T e 1o | corporated into handsone blocks iu- the | 1% il Wajlace was the only persen he o was pulled, and, as 1 rolled th 5 u I RAW ORI AR o 55 rly days of the spring. SEhoR RN bE biOnE AR R IIBE Shid ader under wy foot, I felt 1 in twenty-five days. Nashua Savings | €. A, Dietz, lumber e of | he had, but he wasw't drank and | that poor White and Benson might s e eii iR El ¥ Bank vs. McKay;: default entered. Jones | Omaha, called at these D could walk. I asked him if he | Petter in their lonely graves.” < & d I\'-,Illmnll‘:vl.:'l'di”!lr-[1(||H|\‘~' J. ll(wh‘r-n '\Ml _\44; rdl -\ - ; knew who rul.l..».]\l\xim llv-lqi.] that he | g o (,hwm‘im;;f Tioh Tnvited in Al{ inms mstend and dismissec Char Needham, the popular com thought it was aliace, but was not 3 4 H o San ¥ agamst other defendants. Lombard | clerk of - Douglas, ealled at this of sure. Lasked him if that was the testi- gard to Hanscom Park Add. B 3 d 4 G fl'h H “ 524 E i! Qi ‘mfi' g 8. UM, sot it sosts o ek | vk of Doug b Totlot W A Wi et | e S Dot coms 3 an unningham Hall, 024 3. [sth Shreet, il leys vs. Butler; dismissed s per stipula- | ™ flon, Geo. W. Frost was in Lincoln | and he said yos, that he couldn’t wive | other property. ” Judgo for yourself as to B tionon filo. - < 5 AT yesterday and a visitor at the halls of the | any other testimony, He also said that | its worth. ANES, 1507 ¥ R & o United States gran ey sl | FETRR L he would ot have had Wallace arrested tate Transfor =5 T i 4 R Bttt On o, ssstag Uniend | 1,18 C: Cshing. Thomas Blackburn, 7. | I he hadut struck bit when acensod of | gy, ary 12, 1557 wewoo | Nebraska Natienal Bauk | - vy ] N A e R it | B, tiraddy, Oma HOIORLOKYE o co/biginitection States district attorney, 8 an ndant g ’ BRI vhat Flemer told me before ho OIT are ritations « N ' | e g Thompson, Ash = isiwnsayhat Iomeritoldimo before RVED beth Lutey, lots YEBRASK whiich ack own inferionty by at- ] ; : atcourt and o large’ numbor ofether | y DI At Sd, RTeD B A8 tho trial. At tho trial, howevor ho swar | Flizabeth Fostyke to THlzaheth Lutey, lots OMAHA, NEBRASKA. e e uyiay e ;t | y Tt bhathr oo AronEresent HOokINE ! E s nisrabiLincoln iyestor positively tiwt Walluce rebbed him. - He | 500 (BNUord et al to J 1 McShane, Tot | Paid up Capital. . .$250,000 | orisinl, PSR DENYER, - . COLOKRADO, s o8 SORY = : sw e was hold - down by two | o bk’ A Mulford & Grossfords add, W d— | Surplus 201000 [[LopSiEshulnedunlessRbearing At I SIamE/E [ty i State M- : b0 A PROMINENT RELT TR There wero all the ovidences of a com- | men. I called again upon Flemer imme- | S, PIUEE . - 40, JAMES MEANS, { the Missouri Stal 'senm of Anato- i Ono of the promnent relict bills thiis | 5,0 giorm: but when' he drew trom his | diately afier the trial and asked hi {7 Kettler to Albert Altendirtf, lot 21, blk | EL W, Yates, President. . my, St. Louis, Mo.i University College 1 far introduced this session is one that re- | 0 SPHE G EEE BL St FESIEL | he had sworn emphatically t i p, Wilcox 2d aud, w d—S1500. A. E. Touzalin, Viee President. Eor Geutlomeny $3 SHOE Hospital London, Gicsen, Gerimany and g \'Inu~ }h.«-.flm :u{xll th rn:mH\ of one of Syruy then came o ealm, for the by had | robhed him, when he had preyionsly totd A\un'»y}' Ih‘l‘lv\p omll‘:”:.\‘l:;—(’ Payne, W. H Hughes, & New York, Having devoted their attene ;- :]u- hl.u‘k( 11_:]."..; ) v\vl_w)lmiullmllm the croup and would now get well. me that e was not sure, e said that it | lot -IJ“I \ Wost Oimuhn, Whanciard, 1ot 5 DIGECTORS: tion X it ! B Tt of Burt and it 10 tor tho rotiaeear ey | Little Wallio BEMill ormaiwichy | IERE St R CAd B SO bl 1, Wt it - " | W. V. Morse, John 8. Collins, : SPECIALLY 4 Lattn of Burt tnd it is for th o oy o O ile | he must railroad’ this ‘man-~th Mott and’ husband to Cias ¥ Har- | H. W | Yates, Lewis S. Reed. senious will bring vou fns oy GG TG 5 8 A. Johnson, of urt county, in wayment | & burn upon is arm. o Butle Wilie | org “ho used - otierwise he would be SRS St B Toulia: oo I TO THE TREATMENT OF s 1y fot the value of his barn and. stock that | 108 18 Ly, usine sulvation OIL the 14 posecuted tor civil damages for false BANKING OFFICE: Tenns & C \ Al 0 s burned by sherifl’s InjtheilEELCo I MEn T imprisonment, wnd his busincss would be 3 Barker etal to Emma Welchens, lot H) Wy q U U [] oficapturippiiad min Mr N £ 58 iroy Lornbers phice, w d—3i " |\ THE IRON BANK, 41 Lincoln Street, ( ) U { ”(J [i ] Johnson lives near the town of Lyons and Afte AT “Flemer not long &zo swore to an afli Lyneli and wife to Francis W S 4 Boston e the case of barn burning will speedily | - 171.\|.|..t‘1:.-r‘,‘| s torriblo dissaso, requir. | g, it SINCTS now'in the hands of Gov: an el al, lot 4, bIk 6, S 1 Rogers’ add, w Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts ) h DISEASES, 1 i bring ‘n :mnd the \1.-|(~ ne U :n‘-”: -F‘n “:I‘.‘: m |;1\\m il ons wer is | ernor Hiil, supporting an applic: mml for John Murphy, lot 22, Banking Busi, nsacted. R X he Mass, . 1 excited that section of the state. Brief! < L0y YA Sen el 1 the pardon of Wallaee on the ground of Oimin) W (1—8t s = Do ally those arising from impru. b ) """"}"“‘l Ak I\lli {‘“ (‘l'“"“s' lll“ ::r x;l»:\‘v(I“un‘l(:;rtlrl;( innoce, In this """"‘,‘""'" I]'“'""“' ry Hazard Henry Pundi, neif swif N w/ HARRIb & CO. ?ffl\,lll‘ ‘t;-u-'lu-lnwlu "(ln;»ln;ry‘lul-:-:m‘. --«"1.)!‘||r‘» ce, invite all so suffering bn cot 'capxond e month ot arc BS6, ; MO ) swears that since the trial of Wallace he 3, W d— S 1600, BANKERS, CHICAGO. T K el ithout del Dis T infecti F 8 | iving . )oisone rostra Just X 6-13, $ ¥ ANK 1, AG | oy in the world. Tho ~n 1o w without dela; i s of infection and | D e et o, of | ootk out vl ot | s, solieed aony o e auteon || Mand Wagtut o choatl BONDS o caunic e, a8, ornar | St ot RIS, | comopion curd sty and spcdiywitiont — f YONS ¢ Jane 't county was LA i £ scienee owing to the fact that he believes s , blk 1, 1 pla high grade bought and sold. Eustern | " tor 1oy ia \nap- BT Y R i shot in cold Dlood by w Mexican wiio i | 01 £00d, _expelling imuritic I‘“f‘“ 1."’}‘ s e T R s ol 1. Gallaghier lot oftioe 88 Dovonshire st Losion. Corresponds | proie fod in Durabiliy " ; ::i.‘-u:f“:;uflv‘.I,‘.‘,.,[“ = ‘;‘,‘.ili“‘.‘,‘l‘:""fi the i been n his employ as o farm hand for | Plood, giving it richness and vitality, | P SOV RREE R B | Tteed’s 3d add, w d ), ence solicitod. _Fulllines of the nbive Shoes for calo by I drugs. Patients whose 3 nearly ayear. Pursuit was atonce made | While 1t renovates and strengthens the of the trial he was under undue excito- 0 Crossmin to 1 > CA !l‘.lllllut:’llnl T |=»c" Ly cateaihave bocninsslected bad yaireatedion H for the murderer and this became so hot | System ment, owing to the talk and influence of “|‘| i‘l"’l’“':[?fu'- Warren Switzler, lot 7, blk RUPTURE GURE - "vm'(’f“".‘“fd g “-m\,’l"{. ""f“ 1'0' .In'IAlfi ! for hun that hw took refugo in a barn, | The holiduy tr len New York was | lus friends. In conclusion ho swears that m place, w d—stos0, O " i e e hee T e NI e ) vhere with a fusilade from fire arms t greater than ever before known, and is | he does not think Wallace is the man lark and wife to Warren Switler, ser el I b e £ KIN encmIeaRke mimeciale atiention. I wd with him he kept the crowd at | Gstimuted at £5,000,000. who robbed him, and prays the governor 512, blk 2, 1 omiplaceSid= Sl | INe\Da oo o Lusnist SAlaol0 o Ronli aran ABSDLWE "_EEECHE“ N BA [h \#"JUST PUBLISHED _g3 i M ay until they decided to burn the barn e ———— to release Walkice, a8 he fears he hus | Gustdv Poricy et al to Valentine Noik, exg | “g il SO RenE ) SRl of wwiny MEATS ROASTED IN THEIR OWN | And will be mailed FREE to any address i@ after the pattern of the Wilkes Booth “or colds, fevers aud intlammatory at- | sent an innocent man to prison.’ lu!\‘:. I\‘ninnuu ~l,u 4'|||Al \“_.14”}:‘»' - % tul. SUL FRE UICES, BY USING THE on receipt of one 2 cent stamp, “Practical capture to get the murderer, This v as well for cholera morbu This, after so many weary years, in a L) e E”‘,‘l“"|"; §:’ et B N. D. COOK, | J » Obser s on Nervous Debility and Phy- : & successful, us the body burned to a crisp, | dix a, dysentery or bloody-flux. colic | conviet's cell. fsaue S Haseall end Richard ¢ Patferson 511 Douglas st-, Omalin WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR sical Exhaustion,” to_which 15” added an H | was found afterward, but it was an ex: | or eramps in stomach, use Dr. Pierce’ Mr. Winch says that he had a long per- | ¢, .hw”bm, plat of Armour place—dedica- - e “Essay on Marriage,” with important chap- [ Pensivy ture, as it entailed the loss of | Extract of Smart-Weed, composed of best | sonal interview with Governor Hill, and | tion. FOUND EXCLUSIVELY ON THE ters O DISEASES OF THE REPRODUCTIVE ' the fine barn, four span of horses t Brandy. Smart-Weed or Water | luid all the facts in the ease before him. | John A Horbach and wife to Edwward ¢ ORGANS, the whole forming a valuable med- ' 8 were in it, some cattle and a large Jumaiea Ginger and Camphor | The governor promised to make a most | Erfling, pieces of ground, each G0X140 {t, 74 atisa whichiah 3 . P ical treatise which should be read by all b amount of grain and machinery, The careful investigation. He has written to | being part of Horbach's reservation of Hor- young men. Address— 3 | owner of the building sought w recover T "m" Patiithin hintor Mr. Winch, saying that the delay in com- | bach’s 1st add o Omaba, w d—$1900, y I the loss of his building and property from I ing to a decision 15 due to the fact that | 4,0 C Ertling and wife to Geo W Kurz, 60x tho county, but ‘the "board of commis. | nal revenuc buren 57 the ground alleged for the pardon is the | 340 fLbeening at I fenof s linesuly nwiy é* sioners said that they had not the right | mont pay a liquor dealer’ . the " innocence” of the conviet, which |~ Christian Sautter to W G Albright, to act in the case, hence the relief bLill he Hanlon’s grand fairy speetacular | Makes a very thorough examination nec- | of an acre iy 10-14-13, q c—S$1. that now comes before the legislature. A e LIENI e A A In the meantime Wallnce is in | Christian wd wife (o Anna DRS. 8. & D. DAVIESC Lawrence St., Denver, cal. persons_in - Ver: Greatest Tmprove manently cured e 100t [ e Bandan Eleciric €. Lhis billis house roll num ber 85, and re- | ARSI, | Wl 0 0 striped suit, helpless to do anythimg | fer, 10 and LI :19-18 I WA"T ‘GENTS cites i s for the roliof of C. A, "Johnson | 1 BT Sheccsos e Koy Brers bowss |, Silor i Wit for justioo Lo com to | | Albert i wards “and w h"l’x'ix’““&" = in the sum of $1.247. As the county ro- | 1L it o Walra § a1 | him. Mr. Winch says thut he feels sure | Blunner lots 67, , Orchard Hill, w d— To Sell the Best {usw puyment :)u Lo ground of Jlll‘hd.l(‘ and . 113 company 1 the s governor will grant tho pardon. His | *180 w A es and wioto M1 Dennis, lots Window Sash Lock E ! itos, Miss Kato Davis i jmee, | 3 zca whose sympathy has been , Gibbon and wife to Wm Houghton, | p ; ; i mian who ‘had_ murdered in_ two days [ W45 “,l.l,,,,..f,‘,"‘in“::""; A i AUCC, | Aroused, - Ho hing worked stendily to seo | 1ot v, Birerts Coutt,w 4o Poison the System with Nauseating 79 L ACE D, two men it would scem as though the [ Yit SPPERE (0 BOW, SRUCIR O W | that justice was done the vietim ever ena Quick, lot | Drugs.Dr.lorne's Electrie Belt Cures %) P R 4 R state ought to be interested in the pay and the performance this year is the by the trial, but it took him a long | 12, bik 468, Grandview, w d—8600, Diseases Without Medicines. : Witk E oo T, s year is the o et Flomer to acknowledgoe the | . 4 W Bedford and wife to A R Souer, n 40 Kullerion. Nobraskn. the Hanlons have ever given in the | time CASES FILED, ] AR TR ft, 8 %0 ft lot 4, blk 1, Kirkwood, q o—31, The following cases have been filed in e - — wi ) ’x::‘i'”l':‘.l; s Tt 15 b 2 | s MARVELOUS RESULTS i tlw‘nNrnlu Alnmhl uv|n|:l L\’\u ldn‘w ”‘f“ Twenty-five million feet of lumber ; (I‘"‘nl- Jl"e L] WnL’":\"]‘!" A Hawthorne add, q e—81, 4 ' will go to make up the docket forjthe | is being sawed up into ties for a ralroad | “Just before Custor made his famous | A1 Souer and wifotoJ W Bedford, lots | S 1 Yebruary term of court: company at Truckee, Nevada, Wichita campaign against the redskins,” Tots 89 andn s frof 4in 7, [ 2 L0SS IN SHRINKAGE OF MEATS, | I y ) 4 ¥ W .mn_hl'rm-munn.»m-. snit against ‘ : - 3 nound | 08 Capt. Jow Simth'of Kansas, I wis of ns0ftof 3 intnisaim [ % Yerz fow pacpla kuow thet the Rhrinkege of Masts | Somerrem FET s [ the B, & M. railroad in Nebraska und o | An ordiary sore throat should | hinting and trapping on the Cimmaron | @ and 10 in LS80 (L B in 7, 0 c—S1, = i e o ytiive o ¥ rigzgn mpany or twotorecover | not be neglocted, us it may develon | river, on the line of the Indian Torritory, | A1 Soterand wite” to 1 W Hedtord, net¢ | & foid only ¢ gteold The Tremont, i ) the smount of delinquent 5 hoe o sorious "un\d IA ngzerous ‘rh cter, | Thore wore three of us, my partners bo. [ 0835 [ & and lots 15 ';'{."“:’"‘ 8,and 1ot 0, Fatiou of s uice SV ITAL VNS OF MEAT J. C.FITZGERALD & SON, Propristors. 4 M p.n.i back in the seventioe i se Dr. McLean’s Tar Wine Lung | jng named Hank White and Lew Benson, Blizaboth Fosdvice 1o 111 il P coly Cure Wi odic £ the sounovzu Door: Cor, sth and P5ts., Lineoin, Nob. ct of land in Lancaster county, This [ Balm. 25 cents a bottie. Tokpeoively, hnd bravo, kool mon thoy | 1.0 Fapetn Koy koo Lleviactal, lota | Will Positively Oure Withont Medlclno WEest of tup BOK) fym o enl 1 dopes el by BLA0 per Quy. Blrewt cars frow ouss o any ) o s Ik that time' torun |y o o Ene Y. ome | Were. Wewere about ready o pack up e v m,h ! b R U v o e ® ol e f uniil the ¢ ont taxes forood a t8x | 1 v o ook thet o ting | was | 20 get out of the hunting grounds when | A full-blooded Oregon Indian purchased i Htae, hi- | o ule it et B el J. H, W. HAWKINS, B salo, and Prico paid them and purchased | LY (A WORE BV 100 v B ceidentally fired # bullet into his | o sewing machine as g Christmts present i ev | LT or TaE VUICE s | the land at a priv ale. 'Howevo g ¢ i i, and wo found ouraeives forced 10 o | foacn g A How Iimpossucy, Cataern, Iiles, ipiiopsy, Ague, Dl UZE OVEN D Architect, { » then county treasurer, through errof iLtle. y il he could k. .t was a o Exliuuistion. ;;m....nf uu:nA 9or. ) the the y \ Zh ey close until e counl alk. At was a - - \0(0 the Follow who were Cured ex nound Kirlo 83, 84 nd 42, Richiards Block, Lincoln, that were fatal, exeeuted a deed that severe but not a dangerous wound, and Ttis estunated that 6,000,000 bales A. J, osgland, it. 8, Parker, d. M. Haglots: ull on d wvitor on 11U streot, useless, wherefore, as Price has no it was likely thatin about a fortnight Le | eotton will econstitute the cotton ¢ bowrdof trade: B W. Farnham, American ixpross | o 5 - — i decd upon which' to recover he see would be able to move. The Indians had | the south this year. z e very smallLhms OF BUTAEVEN FERCENE, OF JUIGK or o1 Broe through the court to lish the equity not bothered u 1y 1o spenk of up to this SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIBCULARS AND PRICE LISTS, CATTLE, EnonT oMy CATTLE ' of his case and reeover the moncy with time; but now, as if to add to the per 1t Besralury, Amerioan | — F. M WOODs, 1 interest that he invested in taxes on the plexities of our situation, the aevils land W melihe | CHARTER OAR BTOVES and RANGES aro ands m the ye i Live Stock Auctioneer years of the past scemed to be over-running the neighbor. il Kok S0LD IN KEBRASKA as follow ( § ].\'mmll_ "H 1l|:n commenced suit hood, We had a eamp which was well L :Illl’l")}l_\‘l;"\will 5 & SONS _‘u- m}.m,.‘yrun,"xv.;‘.u‘;:‘u parts .‘.r”un‘- [§ at fuir } against Fred Paschen et. al to recoyer nigh impregnable to attack, and the Wl i arna oA - Hio0in 2486 400N G0 lots in Frosts sub-division and perfect ocwards pontontad themsolyos with. Turk B R B o .“5',.1‘ ; Galloway awlBhort Horn bull forails titles in the same, A ing about and secking to ent one or the ang all & X H.AIKD & CO | SN enwaska Crive B. 11, GOULDIN : lf;mw.l( der brings suit ag i”f; W. other of us ofl without exposing them I eleaeriie il uy” Doty toltaia i LN, W Nmson JOULDIN £ > Broughiman to remove the cloud from selves, L was fired upon twice in on batterles hence huve faur thuos the puwer aud | [URDEVANT & 80 TKINAANS i’ L d | ! thie title to lot 6 in block 217 in_ Lincoln. URY, “aud’ Bixo dny Honson sota bulle me Chas, Lud\‘llg Vfln Sfleger foilhg f Himon"goads’ i bouss | i COREEK ikiae & WiLGH,Cotbunon: arm Loans and insurance. Lafayette Pease sucs 0. J. Rickard for through his cap. of Medictne MR NE I Wabhuhs-av,Chicago S IEOS Correspondonce in regard to loans_solicited, | . the value of a horse that the iatter traded “While we had sed trapping one of | K 2 8f she BO : i Invente etor and Manufacturer. TANNELL & SWEENEY, Hoom 4, Hichnrds Block, Lincolu, Neb. I l;)llu‘ former nufd ‘mul‘;ml\ ,uu{ 80 us must do more or less hunting to sup- } .09 o of : ; { & PAGER | — A the worstend of the bargain. Pease ply the camp. and only one could go out ied Eagi alier of 109 Legioa o KTV I ina voluminous complaint recites that A\{llllnt {\ hite was little luanE than onorote VS BOCA BEBF T NI .hm\H.nrl he \,"n,h‘ Riverside Short Horns 1 . ming charger that he reccived in helpless, aud we dared not leave him ho i e alls. 101} " Mraotute secrech Of striotly pure Hatos and Butes Tapped cattie i Vof the trade had been doped and alone, His wound was rapidly improy. | & RS iy i or | W Srugs i Heh ilarts, Crarat f doctored up, when in fact it was s worth- ing at the end of ten days, and we were It ho o oniy o "o Al EEON RS e Moss Tioses, i less animal and had been wairanted to fecling sanguine that he eould use his iarariae hish dowmeadatioas P—— woane N & i RAKER, 11111 Vewou ung Murys, ) arts of the world. 1L nd’ Callsava Adish T h;“l‘i The c leg in another ten, when [ went out one of Bennett morning ter meat. Game l a I by | - H. Kellogg vs J. . Woods Is a case IS Siame 1479 Itun Down, Norvous, Dre L A miles up | Eaptie.Blious Mulurlous orle or more to recover _|Ih|"lnlnl of lhll se comes from the vicinity yllisos, Lounns wild True Loves. > ! Thulls £6r sale. ure_Baies Fivert.1 Pure { NY YAL PILL Batcs Crugis, 1 Rose of Sharon, 1 Youns Mary, | 2 Puro Cruick Shunk and others: - Come and i CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH inspect the herd. Address, CHAS, M, BRAN- it A Quintng. Ir: Pplre genuine 3; | Agun:,, 174 Fuiton Bt K. %o ‘ < L BON, Lincoln, Neb. the river to llm h some wooded botton = O ingl and Only Genuine. vind . ared lmmm to Strength, u he Origing dute by reviving it at the present time m;m, w "fl';’“:f?;"? gt and [ lands. It was mid-afternoon before I re- | HoPMajest s!’avorlll o:mathI 087130 | 1 tike your *Tunsill’ Punch” cigars very mu Belante. “Newase of worthinas lraiiaun g w o 1 k jour Dhrugatat in Lincoln stop as The case originated in llinois, Kelloge D ey Y R AR A | e, Raniae ks Miietuoan Lalose FRe || &1 xolusive salc iu Lhix EARNS 5 A Le: Royal i rr 11 o p h 1 Lelie Deing o yoats nast s moniber of & ON: | Eatiacia anita Lotsoo, e aanas daiaia b R nEAse THRequAMARLas § Cony hors) Highasapyne b S Nie PaBER L Natlonal Hotel, eago firm doing business m'm At st m: PORDER ca20 240 87 Fowre, | CHULIONS when approaching cawp, but Hons.Chanplug, B ushoesedlul Of dr they will do the most | - i And got u good dinner fo 250, The case involves something over a met with no alarm until I entered it. | gubrantsed - stue best bareasehiats the marset™ ' ELLIOTT, Mansticld, Ol by, Drogginie FEDAWAY Prop, : 16 IO