Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 17, 1887, Page 5

oot e el e A B PN " — THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. JANUARY 17, 1887. fail. - To the con- e of boing foo trary cr, several partics, presuma- most nume vl i ul copy aed idle for tw | bly friends of Long, visite that bird Board of Ag : lenios, here s o bl tke Earth y \ ttain. 1 woud isit € acines ioters in the | | jany ye ¢ b - later was dead sure. I watc eity who siug and fi v nd they | liave been given of late altogether too | NATURE AS A BIG HOUSE BUILDER | that this scetion whi v §0 dry | that ho was nervous and | i Is Death to m X onsumption , much latitade, Al th and X must have been wet at the timo it wa pected he wonld go out to insy in) MUCH BUSINESS TO TRANSACT ™~ 1 ot 1 b '3 P s8N0 e should ox lance - abited by tt HOSHOT | trensate 8t Hight, st L L06s Tty prasad » L \ B Stecplessness, Unparalleled Activity in Lancoln Dirt and Grand Prophecies For the Fu ture-Legisiato s Returni Capital City News, to lun every of liem before | What a Prospector Saw Among the Or Insomnia, and | | | | Ige for ‘& good round fin tnins of th ywellers in a ) ng Sunday 1 1 £y A i i 8 Dissi i i would help clear t - e iy and women @ han a pietare | 5 A X bt Y Dissimalation, Ay Colorado Canyon — A Ttich identieal with that of Anubis of the ofe seversl Aot 1o5rs 1t thio ostion, A TR O vood, Mr. Funke, the proprictor and mana Field for the Student, tians, mory ser ¥ r tt | Dyspepsia 4 : h T'en Years 014, | to the public that he has secured Clara 1 g . of or i ! inder my cye i el edialonas. e b " T Ty yny—— | Morris in her greatest play. “Miss | _San Mignel (Colo) letter in Denver | ¥ild'io have influen o'clock ) ) n int | Blood Poisoning ' ¢4 N Absolutely Pure On Tuesday of this we | Multon,” for his house on Fr evening me: During the winter of 185384 | ple during | it thes nual meeting of the | soard of Agriculare and eey to be made on the eall, i | next Iu}vm» Lincoln patrons of the | it was my lot to winter ¥ relies | one of th | x“. ""“'»-. ‘,,' iy I!i':"" nt Lt L1 of the Clitt Dwellers, and many pl want time of this great’ actr ormer vi days I spent among se tuins. The safe to say that the meeting will be at- | to the west she w iged to canc Mancos canyon proy is about r Fierc 3 e With a Des tended by more harmony than has char- | her Lincoln d ) illness, T miles in length. The formation i 1 al on a River's Beink, acterized an annual meeting of the board | i8 the only entertainment booked for the | stone, which breaks off almost perper wa mploy of Pinkerton for [ a for years. Al this will bo a welcome in- | Fuinke at proscnt for this wock and dicular, leaving a rim rock frc ) ny years, but the very first cnse us. | &cif and crept out of establish public confidence in the board. | those attending to securo ¢ " strata there are immense coalbeds, vary. | il o (0 g Al a hollow in one In the past few vears, when accusation [ the week k ng in thickness from five to helped oni two of three “when I | The other end was so! and recrimination ran riot at the an GRAIN MEN COMPLAIN . The coal is of fine quality, the thirty-foot | was sent to Milwankee to look after an ar ed around it, a nual meetings of the boayd, there was a % \."\i"]‘,\""f'r ekl oL bl el Yot freo from slato. In some | embogzler. A Mrs. Pieree, a widow of | FOVe ) e i growing domand for n” gonerous and | yiiat tho Misspurl Bnsifio towns in tho | DLICCS A8 many as seven veing can bo | wealth, and womun who trusted hot | e 060 W ey WS clontis renovation of tho board, which | eastern part of the state are getting tho | S€0 from the bottom of the canyon. The :‘All‘j :i‘.‘\‘fim‘: r‘("”' i M ',\";_"‘ olved | now, however, is greatly allaged. There | lion's share of the corn crop and that [ WTiter of this has seen almostall the coal | 3500 Sax TR B0 kTG00, Sha wre, however, prominent men i tho | they have no rate that allows them in the (y RO G SRS, MT NI VARG L “heen i tho habit of sending her tate, men prominent in agricultural pur. | $AGtertitory to eampeto with busers o0 | éoql”deposit equal that of the Mancos | butler to the btk to make deposits for suits, who stil) hiaintaln that tho system sours, Pacitip, & grain man 10 | canyon, Tho kio Mancosis an insianii: | bor, and now and then, © draw mon ad lows in_the by which the board is created and per- | cr: g risnow in Chi. | coatstream in the summer and winter, | B Tor riALen OFCoR, SPtot Mt 6F | OENe \Wastopd for y i 2 but in the spring the snow meltmg on the | her for several yoars as a sort of man of | of 1 yo st petuated is susceptible of many improy c- . from the head | 1At b A ks 1L very dangor. | all work in the house, and she had found | for breath, and th s, and that happy suggestions for a [ men "'[_ "’l“' ! 'TF',"", l""”"‘*‘i"‘”“: ous fording. ‘The bottom is of quicksand | him strictly nonest. She gave him tae | d bull chango could be gleancd from other | B R RIGHELLCAF cirs S which | Rud when The stream is high it changos | money to denosit, without AL s sl states whercin the or tion of the | to ship continues to be felt in all parts of | it8. bed goveral times in a day. Tho | beingtempted o was not scen aftoe v0 welve fact, doop, s OSEIUAL& G0, wnd Tound tho e board of agriculture rests on u dif- | the state. climate 1s fine during the winter; tho ’j T LY ‘”.”‘: N 3 ‘.I' ot Yoy, lv“'w‘( was to piteh ot 1 river, b ORS SI0ES s atbaiad T snow does not lie where exposed to the | bank, and for three or four days Mrs ject was to pitch me mto tho river, but v " MDA ant vrinciple. However, there will be TOWN TOPICS, sun, even when it 18 an extraordinary | Pierce and others labored under the be- [ L hung to” him so well that he i PNl T 5 per bott TS i BEaRY 1 o The sheriff of Harlan connty, who at ¢ C 1 ; . Mty el [N ilats Wer word 1 Lttt 7 doren lottlos exprods paid, dn plain boxws, Wil Bo snt 10 any address no chaugo tho present year or by tho | Tho sherifl of Harlan county, who at A winter, ns that of 1883284, e | licf that he had been robbed and 1 o Uiived Stat W FOCOIRE OF X ol Nt AL Te it I oAttt ee | Erom s evimy weMow sttnclty | SLEYS LA AR B AWE Bt Hot R A rof the bank gave waysnd we'went | LAWRENCE OSTROM & Co. e Louisville, Ky Wholesale and Distributing Agents, Saturday, having recovered his charge | 5% i \ he BEBE LG HtaE wits ane, | into the ice- water, both lavin the fear that present plans and ways of | and constuoted hor sately to the nosbitar, | . Lhere aro thousands of eliff honscs; [ The nameot the butler was John Lane, | 1ito (e, ieecold ieater, both havi ; : el 1y wble spotis covered with them. | and e was described to me as a sandy* | firm lol t Lon top. Lane mu 10 DN P e action will be disturbed. Among the ist | The Standard club is verfecting ar- ek AL AR {totl, ¥od-tacod! Mih, shing 160 | lad his mouth open, for he began to [ BICHARDSON DRUG CO., and ! of members whose terms expire the pres- | Fangements for a grand ball to be held | o3nvong running into the main canyon | pounds, and wearinga sandy mustache. | stranzle at once, it T ever worked o i LIy WiSraie Tuttor Denters, | Olithine ent year are such well known state fair | 2t Temple hall the evening of February Some houses ateso high and butlt | 1 held from tho first o the theory that he | hard for thee minutes it wasto save him. | - Familics supplied by GLADSTONE BEOS. & €0,y Omaha. men, as Martin Dunham, of Omaha; ts to this grand ball will be orm with the. ontliny—of tho elift | had run away. He I A told to | He was uuconcions when ot him tothe | 2 20 CLARK DRUG €O., O. M. Druse, of the Nebraska Farmer; 1. .50 each, and the profits accruing will s to be almost invisible. The building hurry back. e conld reac! o bank in | bank and putled him ap, while I wa N. Grennell, the veteran horticulturist of | be for the benefit of the Hebrew congre- | Gur built for comfort: the ceilings awalk of fifteen minutes, having only s frozen, 1 liberal use of my Fort Calhoun; John_Jensen, of Geneva, | gation. 5y Lo high, walls are built of fine sandstone. | two ot three turns to make. It was 2 | Yoice Laroused thice or four men and Fillmore county; Eli A, Barnes, of Grand The trial of Keith for committing an | [5G Gith gypsum, immense beds of | 0'clock in t tornoon, and he could | We got Lancto the hotel and worked over Island; R. Danicls, the short-horn cattle | #ssault on a lad who was sclling BEES on | pich ean be found almost any place in | be in no personal danger. Noone could | him for half an Liour befor he opened his man of Papillion y Robert W, | the streets takes place in police: court at | Southorn Colorado. Some of the rooms | be found who had scen him between the | eyes. Then Lgave him abig drink of hot Furnas, of Brownville; Hon. J. B. Di 4 ',’.“]'"' to-day. N will comp vorably with the best | house and the bank,although he waos well whisky and went lvlll‘:m«l_-,(nl the money more, of Sutton, and J. M. Burk Two men, evidently worthy subjects of | i o touday, though 1t has been thou. | known. But the | + was found in | He had spent about $10 of it. Not a word coln, These gentlemen are all v s | charity, who looked as though they had | oae” of years since they were built, | Lane’s room, Ther Y handful of | did he reply as I told him who 1 was,who in the work, to whose energy and ability | been playing the part of ihost ° were | Njv niople who have never seen elifi | sandy hair in a paper under the lavatory. | he wa showed him the money. Not in a great measure has been due the good | searchini for a place to sleep and get | youey PUORS WO, JAVE BV SORl G MRhore was another paper spotted with | & word did he utter all the way back to results gained at the last two state fairs, | Something to keep life togetier. ‘They | joen cut away by human hands, but the | lather, in which were enongh bristlesto | Milwawkee, and it was only after Mrs, and they will undoubtedly be re-clected, | claim that they were refused admittance nd of nature cut out the ledges ye: i % mustache, Behind an old trunk | Pierce had refused to proscénte him and t - 1 ying ne OVERHAULING AN E t h v laaw La } - v mind t | | as they should be. The simo re-election | ab the jail and they were hunting the | 405 “how many man cannot conéeiv abottle which had contained hair | he was turned loose that b sullenly mut- | 5 : in the two principal offices of the board— | Door farm. The water cut away the softor strata. of Display at their warerooms, 1305 and 1307 Farnam Street, those of president and secretary—will The regular meeting of the city council | gagtone, in_somo: places five foet, in Mra. Pierco received the monc yoM g s just fool enough to argue that the largest assortment of Pianos and Organs to be found at Furnas, of Brownville, bo respectively | charter and charter amendmants will be | poek {n under ‘the overhanging eliff. | deposit it for her after dinner. e tures will_be incorporated in the pro- | clectric lights to gas lamps seems to give | oo the buildings, so that there has | tween that time and 2 he shaved off his STElNWAY| questions in farm and stock matters of | for the fivst time in their history. the state of preservation in which they | N ame the har vart of the upon the topic of glanders in stock. This | tion that friends with bills have given up | ored dozens, yes hundreds, of relies” that | also had a great horror of water. This presumiably follow, and Mr. M. Bar- { i3 to be ‘held to-night at the council | 5ihors fifly feet, and even more, and | 10 o'clock i the forenoon, and ‘she re- tive living could overhaul me. any establishment west of Chicago. The stock embraces the or, of Silver Creck, and ev-Goyernor | chamber, and it is understood that the | vircine in‘depth, some times fifty fect | marked to Lane that she would have him highest class and medium grades, including president and “secretary again, At the | topics of discussion. S Thus roof and floor are solid sundstone. | wiited on the table at noon, and ther coming annual mecting” some new fea- | Fhe chango in street lighting from | 1, some places the overbanging clitt pro- no chango in hisappearance, but be coedings, including s 1 papers and | great satisfaction especially to outlying | nover heen a drop of rain or flake of | mustache, cut off a lot of his hair, and | f ; ) " @iscussions on papmiat and - seientini | districts and the suburbs are now lighted | Never oechh & (drop gf rain o ke of | i hplicd the dye. e LIRS, 4 | FISCHER, the duy.” Amonz them will he @ paper | S0 many complications and ali- | 4t found Y Lo iad always declared that o LYON & HEALY by DE, J. Gerth, the st rinarian, | ances are at work in the senatorial ques- | Thuring my stay in the canyon T gath- | hated the sight of citics and towns, He | Fe - ;\’Hllninlnrn and concise statement of | the '('"”*"l"f-““'(!'— “"l':'l "!"l“"“\‘f the | \would have made the heart of an anti- et i to avzue that he would not head 1 A BURDETT, nets that will show practical results of | senatorial question is scttled. quarian glad, but did not y one away | for Europe well know 3 L ycu i et ok o Shosomit | i o Du s ot room sut. | AR RLR AL PRSI0 AT | W By oo e it : STANDARD, steps that have been taken and_ prose- | ficient to supply all the different com- rything from dr med to that he would not go | \ B cuted to eradicate this disense. In con. | Mittees with “headquarters and several ¥ vest. Would he go north or soutl 4 == LYON&HEALY nection with this annual mecting of the ;’;""“;,'!i&"‘; b““fllh'_fi;*":d and fitted up in ¢ The pottery s deeorated | was helped out of my dilemma in a cu- board the citizens of L feelajust pride | the old LR OLEONIAINES m_many curious designs. In difl 3 1 hud been at every steam- 4 i - § in the excollent financi s ,l\",,,o,,[ Chief Beach and Policeman Malone of ,.“-mslfi',m"l otchsIBaIMAUBT fFomEtn t oflice and ruilroad depot, meeting Prices, _qualnty and durability considered, are p!n_ced at the that the board will show as a result of the went over to Creston, s of the soapweed, o anish bavo- i no success, and was standing in lowest living rates for cash or time payments, while the long i i established reputation of the house, coupled with their most liberal Interpretation of the guarantee on their goods, affords ate fair during the second year of its ¥, the former home of Mr. Arying in size 0.6 to No, front of the Second National bank wiien location in Lincoln. An unincumbered In many plac mprint_of a a farmer-Jooking man accosted me with: the purchaser an absolute safeguard against loss by possible defects in materials and workmanship. bank account of 5,000 in the treasury v reported at police | ooyered'with gypsum can ve found. The What do you say about this bill? I LYON & HEALY, endiasimenyithousand fulolines Sinvosted S 2 ATEER YRS very “quiet | hands are ull small, thougl: from tho moc. | & iuBecoulanitiino dRwomB At sit's | ; FLAVORS - in new buildings is only an_approximate | * Lincoln. cet must have been those of | bad.” 4 : ik i C of the flinancial success of the two past Tho qmmmmo‘i"mmmny average size people. 1 found a great “\\l)u- \[lu.-s she T;-{x-(»(ln”mlw bad?" 1 — years; and while much of this is due to 7 = & many coils of twine and picces of rope | asked. as Isurveyed the bill. e o - the thorough and systematic work of the | . Doston ddvert ]ty G ihre tesembling. omp. The | S Wl 1t ‘was give to me touror five [ MOST PERFECT MADE board through its oflicials, and to the The prinei |l eriticism \_\lm:h 18 buu}fi ne was not jarger than a large-sized | days v chip who rode out home | prosared with strlct rogard to Purtty, Strongth, and providential skies that remained ecalm | made of the Standard Oil company in ud time has not hurtitin the [ with us, and cut s to the railroad | Me fulnges. Dr. Prico's 1y owder contatn: 30504t i205 I ARN At (G TRERTS and cloudless during the two annual ex- | Boston just at present is that the great So strong that 2 man can not | station * moe L ”“’tfi!fim“ilc‘"u.,m b Prico’ :ll::):;lr:|1.s;l:‘l‘|’4",“.|{mu[:‘lil:‘%[‘cl“:.lilcuh}u’ 1 th t | monopoly is engaged in educating the | break ily with” bare hands. The I was dead certain from his first words undila, ey dollctously. E - - - = g R B aid and N 7 by = A inest specimen I found was a dress skirt | that I had got track of my man, We MRVILE BANPNT POWDER LT Dvioars 24 Sy, Lowrs unanimous support in ry par- 1""{!‘1“ of this section to use poorer oil. | et SPECHH feathers, or rather from | went into the bank to satisty him that WL&&WM ticular has done its share ‘in the | Of 200,000 barrels—or 11,000,000 gallons— | qown; the outside of ' the feathers had | the bill was all right, and then crossed to wz CHICRGO A% - work that has made success so certain as | of burning oil sold in Boston per annum, itis. Lincoln hasfor many years past felt the state fair as one of its‘own msti tutions, and when it was located here every in! nt who lived and saw the the sun rise day by day over tho great salt basin felt a personal and peculiar in- terest in making it a success, and in ad- yertising it their voices failed them not, and their bands did not lose their cun- ning in reaching down to the lower re- cesses in their pockets, Tuesday’s meeting of the board will have a voluminous amount of business to transact. All the plans for the year will be formulated, all the improvements and expenditures mapped out. Then the same invocation made heretofore will ascend for bright skies and fair weather for the days selected for the coming fair. REAL ESTATE AND IMPROVEMENTS. *“I'his is the first year 1n the history of the city of Lincoln,” smd a well known old residenter the 'past week, *‘wherein town lots and city property changed hands day by day. 'Ilhis statemont of fact is apparently a truth, for the trans- fers of roal estate are as great now in these midwinter days us they were when the tassels in the corn fields that are now town lots waved in the sunlight of sum- mer, This old-time residenter was in a most communicative mood as he viewed the first steps that his home city was tak- i“f in metropolitan ways, and if present talk and prospects are not entirely wrong Lincoln has passed the era in 1ts history when its city realty lay dormant in_the first months of the year. Mr. Frank Shel- den, who is very generally accredited as urcruhl in real estate for a syndicato of capitalists, offered E. T. Roberts $8,000 aturday for hig residence property on N t, between ‘U'welfth and Thirteenth 4 and itis generslly understood that the same parties are negotiating for adjacent property. Two years ago none living in that immediate section ver en- ined the thought that in this short in- terval of time the demand would become 0 urgent for their homes for busin property, but this is the object of the pur- chase, that in this immediate part of y the coming season will see a magnificent hotel erected—one that will cclipse anything of the kind in the state—-and it comes from avery relinble source that a structure of this kind is an assured certainty for the y 1887 in Lincoln. T'ne boomers even talk of another op house for the coming your, und brick hlocks are predicted: for every unoceupied avmisble lot in the city. Said a well known dealer in dirt sterday: *““Suburban property is con- ntly inereasing und we are having alls every day from strangers who are socking 1ocations and fow capitulists who Fpetre secking investmoents.” / GATHERING IN. Last night the main line trams from the east und west brought large delega- rutions of members of the legislature t:wi\ to the city and to the coming sena. torial fray, A large assortment of lob also have gathered themselves to | headquurters again, and those mained over in the city and com- plained of & period of dullness here have all grounds for complaints now removed. A number of hotelsin the city that were crowded to repletion when the Jegislature organiaed have been making extra pn-\mr.\uulu for the present wee through the the addition of extra rooms. No one kuows better than the Lincoln hotel man that this is the midst to him of harvest ume. REFORM NECESSARY. No reports have resched police head quarters as yet of the arrests of the par ties who made a vicious assaclt on Ot cer Guutrin while in the dischurge of nearly nine-tenths are of 150 degrees fire test, whose specific gravity ought to be 47 and upward. There is very little de- mand here for the common oil, whe fire test is 110 degrees, and specific gravity 4. The Standard Oil company is now introducing a heavier oil of 150 de- greos fire test, and of poorer burning qualities, and is able to sell itata low: price because its heavier character ables the company to obtain a lar centage of this grade ot oil from the crude product, In Buffalo, N. Y., however, a much more serious charge is pending against the Standard Oil company. The charge is tor conspiracy and subornation of per- , and is preferred by the Buffalo Lu- vicating Oil company. It is alleged that the Standard men employed Albert Miller, superintendent of the Lubricating works, to so construct the buildings that they could easily be destroyed by an ex- plosion; that Miller, under their direc- tion, did plan_an 'explosion; that by in- tense fires he blew up one of the stills, and believing his work to have been ac- complished, took refuge mn the Atlas isumd:ml works; that he was taken by {iram B. Everest (one of the Standard defendants) to New York, Boston and San Francisco, and_ was supported for a year and a half in idlencss on s salary of $1,500 and expenses, The case is one of long standing, and when the present indictment was found the Standard demurred. Their de- murrer was ovarruled, and thoy now ask for an order cumpellinfi the district at- torney to give them a bill of particulars of the charges against them. The dis- trict attorney, answering, says the Stand- ard had full information of ‘the charges during the trial of the eivil action; that those bickerings were arranged to force the statute of limitation as a bar against tne proceedings, or to find some legal flaw with indictments, and so get them discharged. 1f they wanted facts, let thom interview their “detectives, attor- neys and tools” scattered all over the globe, e ——— THE WEAK SES OF WOMAN, A Constant Study ofa Noted Woman's Life. Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham,for years made the diseases and weakne: of her sex a constant study, and as a result of it was the famous **Vegetable Compound,” Her knowledge equals that of any first class physician and therefore the remedy can e taken with perfect contidence. The subjects of treatmant are so delicate that it is hard to be understood without tres- passing on the grounds of what may seem improper language; yet it is a well known fact that not one woman in ten is free from pain and troubles, therefore there is no good reason why they shonld not haye the means placed before them of saving themselves all, 1f not the rreater purt of the periodic and other suf li’n-rm . The medicine 18 not an abortion remedy but is exclusively for good pur- poses and will aid and strengthen every woman who takes it in good faith. —— grim, the new ‘*‘boy is said to be just sixteen The tomfoolery of the science of the hand is swittly runing its course. . -~ The worst e cured by Dr. Sage's h Rewedy —— Serpent skin is coming wato fashion as a ng for books, been carefully plucked, and the down [ the w sparated from the quill and carefully wound around twine strings, and the whole worked into a skirt about two feet in length, Beingaman Lam at a lo for words todescribe this article of female apparel, but should think that it required not less than s1ix wonths’ work to make it argost cliff house is worthy of a sseription than I ean give, but 1 to describe it in my own w tuated in Bear canyon (so named by rospectors), about thry s from the RI:II!('U\' cauyon,on the wes 4 TFrom tho bottom of the canyon itrequires about one and one-half miles’ walk from point immediately below it to reach i n climbing the clifis on the route I took I found foolsteps cut in the rock, and think the people who lived here mus ‘have gone up in the same way I did. When 1 arrived £ found a perpendicular Clilf about forty feet high, which I slimbed, by the aid of & rope which 1 on to a small cedar, at the risk of Kking my neck, but I was well repai for my troible by finding & building least 250 feet in length, six stories high iu front, and from four to six ri d he cliff. This scems to | a chief’s house, or perhaps a Pan-E director, or perhaps a boodle man, The rooms were tinely plastered withy gypsum which had a beautiful pink cast. In one room were stone lasts, rudely shap but after the fashion of the shoemaker's last of to-da; Another room had arrow hea stone axes and batchots, ~ There — are also two weaving-rooms. In one there is arude Eind of loom, in the other shuttles and other implements for weaving; but as I do not understand weavi s well as the ancients, I cannot de: e them. I found specimens of cloth resembling coarse linen. At ono end 1 found a chicken house with roosts for chickens. 1 also found jugs of pottery made 10 re. semble our white mountain quail, and think perhaps that the mountain quail was at one time the domestic fowl of these people. There is also a room in which venison has been smoked. Every building has a round water tank, trom ten to fifteen feet across, and the larger build muny as three. The tanks vary pth from five to ten fect. The Kitchens of these buildings seem to have been built 3 any other part, as nearly “all tumbled down while the other parts of the bullding arc strong. The are bushels of broken pottory in the parts fallen down, so 1 naturally supposed them to be kitehens I never found a building in which the kitehen wus standing, but I do not doubt but there are some of them left standin If one could be found that had not fallen, I think tnat there would be a great de of pottery found. 1un every ruin can be found corn cobs and husks, squash rinds, bone knives, and curious articles that 1 could not muke out for what use they were intended. There are one or more rrancries connected with every building. They have doors and windows in whic slabs of slate ure fitted to such a nicety that a mouse could never get into them There are also ceilars in which I found large jars covered with smooth, flat stones. Whatthey contained I can only surmis The buildi { ted with a rude Kind of furn sageway buwilt of stone and cement inside running the full length of the lower floor, as 1 supposed for earrying the heat to diflerent apart- ments. “Toe walls in some places are covered with paintings in which red col predominate—pictures of wen, n, animals and birds. Lhere is oue cliff ‘ubout. thirty feet reason why the wife, “ws e Y R e “The fellow had tried to | leaving the eity. Ie had tak. a station about fifteen miles aw had four days the start of me. 10 run out to the tion at which he had tak there found that he northern and e,and had finally pur- d a ticket for Fond du Lac. The de- iption of him about to buy K 1 the train at o the train, I part of the s ticket for the rin due in half an hour when who helped around the ation, and 1t was plain that he good deal of native wit. t chap bought a ticket for don’t think he went there,” replied the lad when I began to question him. Although T was piy r Wormy Velns of ou think he did not?” we of Lot M " he answered, as he handed rack, “he was nhood, Debility, A down a folder from ng this route, which goes to Port- I think he meant to take this 2, but dropped it he has marked 1t with a pencil.” He could run up to Water- 0 through by way of Beaver [ therefore changed my route to Portage City, and at the junction I got He had o ticket, but 1t was night, Will gond the RELIABLE FORTUNE TELLER, 100, LORD 1Y KON'S PAIMISTRY, 2c. Al three, fic. FLEDT PUBLISHING CO.,' Box 2612, Now York City. Eioannty ilustrated. Snodikor's method. No operation: No Paing Adavted to children Iundreds of autograph Al business strictly confiden N. D. COOK, LINGOLNBUSINESS DIRECTORY Kecently Built, track of my man, had paid his fare in cash, and the stato of his hair had not been noticed, but the conductor described Lane’s general appearance. go no_further than Beaver D: got off there and looked around for a few No trace of him had been had, and 1 was at the depot to take the train, tion between two young me interesting. “You ought to have told somebody," No Detentlon from business. aswell as grown people. id been laughed at,” replied 1L o The Tremont, J. C. FITZGERALD & FON, Proy Cor, 5th and I’ 5ts, Lincoln, Tates $1.50 per day. Blreet cars from Louss to any as counting it on the bed” “111 bet you he was a robber." “May be, but he “Well, so long, Tom=here's J. IL W, HAWKINS, Architect, OMces—33. 54 and 42, Richards Block, Lincoln, The one who had seen some one count- 1 i Elovator on [1th streot, Zoing west by my tr cmed to et a of the hotels seen a guest tion counting suck M WOODS, Live Stock Auctioneer all parts of the [ Koom 3, State Block, Lincoln, Galloway und Short Horn bulls for sule, B. 1. GOULDING, Farm Loans and Insrance. lonns_solicited a lot of money that it andlord to under- Hialgs wado i rdaworking young started out 1o look for & job, but he had departed: without fixing anything definite he would go to Oshkosh, ke @ man who r Lane had given the 1 did not believe wsoned that if he could in the country for a and his identity I procured a s, hired o horse, Correspondence in regard t Koom 4, Kichard Eiversi&é Short Ho?’ng Of strictly pure Bates und Butes Tupped cattle. would both be tforgott rough suit of clotl large valise in s hand it wus rof him along the road. H Roso of Sharons, Moss losos, e#, Flut Creok a3 wid True Lovos. 1 Pure Bates Fibert.1 Pure «is, | Roso of Shuron, 1 Youns Mary, Cruick Shank sud otoors Address, CHAS. M. BRAN: | Acombs. Reni miles, and then turned direetly north, was ih the fall of the year, und the roads 1ulls 10r sale. twenty-four miles that first da y-four milos that first inspect the gl SON, Lincoln, Neb. sixth day after he lefu Milwaukes ud then been at When in Lineoln stop &y National Hotel, And get & good dinner fo 25¢. FEDAWAY Fiop work in a saw mill for { entered the ham extra clothes ina The owuer of the ouly store in GHICAGO SHORT LINE, magR - ——OF Illl-m= Chicago, Milwauke & St Paul R'y THE BEST ROUTE Srom OMAHA aod COUNCIL BLOFFS et THE IAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicago, —AND— Milwaukes, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dubugque, Davenport, Rock Island,Freeport, Rockford, Elgin, - Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other fmportant points East, Northeash and Bouthoust. For through tiokets oall on the Tioket Agen at 1401 Farnum street (in Paxton Hotel),or & Unjon Pacitio Depot. Pullman Sieovers and the finest Dining Cars in tbe world are run on the wmain lines of the OuICAGO, MILWAUKES & BT. PAUL RAILWAY, and e ttention 18 paid to passengors by oourteons employes of the company, B. MiLLuk, Goneral Manager. J.F. TUOKER, Assistant General Manager. A. V. B. CARYENTER, Genural Passenger and Tioket Agent. Gro. W, HRAFYORD, Assistant General Pasten- Tioket Agent T. Ouanx, Generl Superintendent. Carrying the Belglum Royal and United Statos Muil, sailing every Suturduy Between Antwerp & New York T0 THE REINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- LAND AND FRANCE. FALL AND WINTER Balon from $M) to S: Excursion trip from #1010 g1 Second Cabiny outward, 315; prepaid, $45; excursion. $%0, Btecrage pRssage Ut low rees. Poter Wright & Sons, Genora Agonts, b Broadway, New York, fienry Pun it, 1218 Faxnim i Paulsen & Co. 1425 Farnnm st 1. 0 Froeman 15240 St FOR SAL A large number of recorded Perchoron and Ciydesiala Biullions. Also Howe Hred colis Every aniunl gunraniced a brosdor. Prices pnsonable and Lorms cusy (urstock s been selocted with relerenca 10 both individusl orit wnd | pedigree, A lurge number of our Biuwnions sre wcclimated and Colts of their wet be shown. York s ¢ & MR wours’ Fide west For cati 3 wnd furtiier inf FIY & FAURBACI, York, Heb, PENNYROYAL PILLS “CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH." The Original and Only Genulne. » fllane. ‘Bewases! warthleas lisiaitios A 6 Sy e AT Sald by Drucglata everywhera ok for “Chic TR ST Tl L ESTERN RAILWAY. SEIORT LINE Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago. The only road to take for Des Moines, Mar shalltown., Codar Raplds, Clinton, Dixie Ohlos #0. Milwniikee and all points oast. To ""?' Jlo, of Nebrnska, Colorado, W yoming, 7tah, iaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Call fornia, it offers superior advantages nos pol ble by any other iine. Among & few of the numerons points of su- periority enjoyed by ihe pa of this rosd hetweon Omuha and Chiongo, ita two trams Adayof DAY COACHES which are the finest toathuman art and ingenuity can create. Ita PALACB BLERPING CARS, which are models of eomfort And elegance. 1t PARLOR DRAW- ING KOOM CARS. unaurpassed by any, and iia widoly oolebrated PALATIAL DINING OA RSy Ahe equal of which eannot be found elsewhore. At Oouneil BlufTs the traina of the Union Paol: £ By oonnsct [n_ Union Depot with those of the Ohloago & Northwestern Ry. 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