Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 1, 1887, Page 5

W __ama-&wn ki it i B SRt e S » X e A vnmommnmynm TUBSDAY, NOVEMBER]ISS?.-”-' s A VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE, | ¢ty momss mearsorsn ] wROGK OF AGES CLEFT FOR NE” ng— Plattsmouth Glee club, Resolutions--Proposed by Magor Sawser d seconded by Hon. Albert Watkins, C. ¥ The Attorney General Carries His 05 O, D, Masots, . - The Grand Old Hymn Plays an Im- Polnt Before the Supremo Court, ! "God Save Treland,” salo by M. portant Part--An Instructive Tale ednesday evening President Fita rorald will tender a banquet to the parlia- |. . " THE CONTINUANGE DENIED, | mentary gucsts at the Capital hotel that wil LR U Ul AL L ant in_ull appointments e — Avgunionta in (o Mandamus ase | iy toumiasuan. - o 0 8 e | File Momantio Dirsh His renctul Are very busy this week unpacking new winter goods, and placing them before theirmufi‘ meet Submitted Yesterday—Arrange- itzgerald hall Sunday Ilizabeth ments For the Big irish Mot afieroon. i folowing gl onge nd et Pacis. mers, who are confident of getting the hest when purchased at THE NEW YORK AND OMARA ng Perfected—Lincoln News. smonde reception: P, M. llu\\hlu. ] . Arige The extent of human trials and sut- | They are having a great run on their NOBBY CHEVIOT SUITS AT $10 to $16.50. These suits Kidd, Jume ferings is hardly more thoroughly ap- : rles Temp) [FROM THE BEE'S LINCOLN BUREAD. | William jr. Mr. Charlos The mandamus casc was called in supreme | M. oket office : . el i SES0b high 4 A preciated in actual observation than vm"m court yeserday at S:40, reciscly as Ator- | 01 Saine night, e mecting dourmed attor | BECRES 8 B aberation T | have no equal either in style or price in this city. You can buy a good WORSTED O T oy General Leese id it would be. - v " ' 5/ et e KEEPING U I11S RECORD. of one whose every impulso is enlisted large attendance ot this session of ers of the i was a large attendance ot this session of thy Hyers of the nmv_n peniten- | o the task, and whose own heart scems | FOR '6.50, or an EXTRA FINE ONE FOR ‘15 to ‘25- ; court, and the morning hours were as full of y by interest as any hours over passed in the | know to ache in unison with the reader's at room. It was interesting because it was the | for 8 imina the man. Had the trials of the characters dealt with. minatie o o e ot | [isonor over esaped him the seare TR B As to U'NDEB.W’E‘AIP, you can get a suit all the way from $1 to $3.50, and higher, including t up until the chap was back again, In There are but few writ sess the power to make manifest in every railroads in the state, assisted by a majority | September a convict named Fau's Reins, who i of tho state boned of transportation, to keep | W3 scrving i sentonce for staco Wbbetss | portion of their work the thorough evi- | the very best importations. If your boy needs a hat 25c will buy one at the NEW YORK AND NSIPMEGUA TR 16 slare” ki 15 pepiotei irusted men who oily hud, twe yours ro | donce of sympathy with the subject; afo the farclal proceedings gained by the | cscapo had been well nigh forgotten. but not | Pt When this bestof foaturcs is appars e e vl poceains o by e | S e el oo, et | 08 G, tho test the rentt | OMIATLA, and 100 other styles ranging in price from 50c up to $5. promise that sold the luw like a mess of pot- | Green River, 'Wyoming, bringing his man | i3 invariably a meritorious produc- ¢ the law and institate | With him, who in‘cscaping forfoited hiis zood | 4ion, SUEB Wucl I RAVS oY youIS o ORIV || Hhoh 6 writer' 1s Hifekbeth Stuket IT WAS A DEAD LETTER. Phelps. Her latest is entitled *“Jack, the Fisherman.” With masterly skill and pleasing phracscology an inex- pressibly sad tale of human trials and crosses is woven to illustrate heredity, (h“\‘l“”“‘,“"\,’;’:“4{‘,’;’.‘,‘;;;: to exemplify man's weakness and Seeloy, of North | woman's strength, and to portray the | ! = = oebling streets, before Jus- | evil of the liquor habit., Dissimilar to | when leaving his vessel after a long i 1 Basis,” is a late work issued from T T . ehart,in Williamshurg, Thurs- | the stercotyped temperance tale, this [ voyage he hears Teen's nume upon so of Funk & Wagnalls, Astor hcbl"lgk‘]: h‘l lonrll B.]“k noon with assault. During the s its moral thoroughly, | the wharf, The words are few but | Place, New York. The author is C. V7. AN ( ( ( ( some spicy dovelopmonts wero | Si0Y {MPre . 2 19 | enough. Jack was quite sober and un- | Wooldridge, B. S., M.D. The main made, owing 1o the skillful eross-cxam. | ¢lucidates its purpose fully, and offers | gERil s i, "Slle Tliiiod the | purposo of this litile book is to show, U. 5. DEPOSITORY, OMAIA, NEB. ination of the complainant by Counselor | to the most cynical of critics a strong | honor of his home, the Sl wife; | from observed fact and necessary rea- Paid Up cflp.ml ~ $280,000 John P. Donnelly, who appeared for the | history of the probable, as well as pos: they hurled her past ot him and | son, the existence and reality of spirit- | Surplus, a = 42,800 a fine spectacle to observe Iroad attorneys championing the board of transportation sido of the question as for ghe interest of the people; to sce the public | But, Unlike m-ml M ants of the people standing upon the platform with tho hired menof the | New Yogk \1,.,(,,. : corporations, reveling in the delusion that | some and dark- they were for the people in their compromise | Mary wetion. It musthave been | & asure to the members of the d of transportation who have worked for months to get s knowledge of the law and their power under the law, to see. thein- selves und ad attorney o ¢ wledge that t en ¢ sceking. : ith the domvard that it b under the rotten compromise. Th , It Could Tell A young, hand- the board of t defe Mary, 1, was a do- | ble cireumstances surrounding the li at himself; they derided the {rust he | ual’intelligence apart from matter. On | €5 Hinve the attor mestic, and has been in this country | of human beings. had in her dln'm;! ‘his absence; they | the same basis the author examines the g w, yares, President, placed bofore th J,u. stion | Several years. She was out walking on k. the fisherman, was a Fairharbor | Sneered at the “reformed man” whose | functions and scopo of spirit.and the re- s 8. RERD, Vico-Tresident. Pitied upon whether the board could coms | Bedford avenue, near Ross strcot, one was Born it se, whilo his | domestic prospects wore—as they were. | lations of the present lifo to the life be- o promise the e nd continue it. On this | evening last sammer with a lady friend, ing l\'w mother home | Blind with passion he seeks refuge | yond, having ascertained the reality of V. H, S, Huanes, Cashier al opened the argu- | when two men ps ed who tried to flirt 5 Bo i 1h tho bowl, and after o two hours i | 8pirit to.n fuwro lifo before indulging The argument | with them. One of them v f{""}f";'ll“l Nova Scotin to her hilf | dulgence starts for home. Thercon the | i speculations about them, The specu= [ W. V. Jonix 8, Co t, Keen and in- | gppoarance and was fo e Il thoty | threshold he meets un old and reformed | lations arc curious, many of them ingen- in which he | oid. He howed to M K eople who pine without thel® | mate. Instantly he thinks his sus- | ions and intevesting, and certainly suf- right ye y,and with his El perhiape € ('0‘“11"]‘- friond followed her up’and spoke to | \ picions are confirmed, and driving his | ficientiy bold and advanced to satisfy | nanking Ofco— ‘houl ult at once 4 ) Y0 | with them. Aboard the ship the little i i {7 1at the board of transportation was | 1 She was rather pleased with his | {105 C0 P50 0Py e Rtk uld friend from tho house, ho enters | our “‘advanced thinkers” in this line of of i n ; 4 (L y was born. The father remained Lk ShulE voletoe. TG oot s T e Ttud 3 ndo NEI m.|u|-ln(vn::"x':n,:xh;“." issue; thattheoriginal | 8 manners and his politeness, and soher, an unusual condition for him, and demands of Teen the story of t sciel . The book is ! and all DI been | the two girls acc chamber meeting | partake of refr would assent with cepted an invitation to | Flen (o R R g boy wore safely her perfidy. Poor girl, she has noue to | *‘Psychic Studie: ) although more thor- Cor, 12th and Farnam Sts, liments, They after- | [roiq'in the littlo crumbling cottago | tell: Her oath has been strictly and | oughly speot b while that rests on General Bauking Business Transacted., g‘.::;.“:’mh“ N NARY Orga difference vard v o ser garde artc g e d | o basis of asceertained facts, in whole or 2 M suffering from discuses pect- contiuancs, . wad | ord visited abeor garden and partook | foy calld ome. . “I've stood it long | sscredly keptand she hue baon o good | 5 busis. i Tt o T Ay A B O G e Y W preso court demanding ( PO SURIHY BlSSES as I ken,” said he then to a mate, “and A He VL taticd NaARt Blindeg » | of specdy relief and cure. Send 3 cents postage a hoaring. The attorney general stated | PeYerage. T'm goin’ on a tear—a netarnal tear,” | 8roun . 0o shEred S nstetotive t for wmqn on your discases. that the public at large was intercsted in the Mr. Seeley was Mary’s mash, and he In dood and truth it proved to be an | by drink he siezes the girl to_ whom he JVER PLEASING and instructive in ' . wnl-( iend 4_cents postage for € lebn\“‘ cise and that the people had a tto know | made rapid progress in ing oternal tenr for the old. fisherman, He | promised to be kind and pours blow after | plot and phraseology,the works of Frank | o f0 0 0 ente Dise ‘:h?:."n'lfifufi(fif p.';:m:uy o by whother the law was a farco or a reality. | himself into her good g echivned that night. not knowing what | Plow upon her weary head. R. Stockton are welcome additions to i Embody the Blanest excofiencion, a Shopliness, teer, - O AT e A w nm| l.u‘l..:.‘u‘:ul;).l for ‘\‘u‘nnm th : -u"lu- not conceal her delight ;‘:‘"‘ll?‘d‘oi“‘g “k"‘dv l\‘\thil\:“thlu’"vc\wl “Wait a_moment Jack,” pleads his H:g lnmllly bhclr.‘L The lnL;e_sttl :;urlfj ]of omfort and Durability and are the ::\ 2 r':?lmnlh gun-f"' g A Loy Sl G cially when he repeatedly as- q % the | ¥ “For the love of heaven stop..| this popular writer is entitled “The G50 privat hose contemplating :T,'. s with or withot power 1o regulate T o e ety | was sailing far out into tho sea, the | YIetin: FEOT URe 10w, of AeTer Tl Hundvedth Man® and s puvlisied by | REIGNING :-: FAVORITES | g “r ey Clarkes. cliobrod guide young mother, with babe in arm, gazed A e D iy Male and Femnle, each 15c., both 26¢. Attorncy Hawley of the Elkhorn road ad- | What his wife would say if she caught S'ttie fox Satat been an honest wife to you., Why Jacl the Century company, New York. The | ;oo e oie ciioe ur name 15 on over: .. Befo emnmln. your case, consult dressed the court it length upon the pawers | him with her, that he “wasa widower, | O l'{"]“”“"‘ fl"u, "Thu]"dlm‘ “‘lt ]"|')"3 and her voice sinks to infinite sweetne book is decidedly interesting through- [ 2% 88 e e ot 4 Bed b na ",..|":~\71"”01':1':§ of the board to dismiss the ca | The result of the flivtation was that | FALeC RS, coming - Sara ye forgotten? You n\ut your- | out and will bear a close perusal by old Sii S he to tell the neighbors she was av JENTS FOR left her place of employment and [ (€0 G0, WEEAROE SR el | self, poor boy. You'll be sorry. Tain't | and young. SCENES RO OMAHS: y and herself kept up their inti- | €800 L Fa0 o Ry very strong yot. You'l feel bad it you e . nd mot frequently in side strects, | Somen are sccustomod to, waiting, but should bit'mio again—acle donr, doni— | T1E OIS oW Srman is o ro- Hayward Brothers. They visited Coney Island, Glen At ReTenalGhor W ALLinE ‘m"“\‘d 451 Go look in the other room before you cent publication by the I\nuuxvn‘\l_ O and other summer ros imtto came i one might and told hor | Strike me again, for the love of merc, of Elocution and’ Oratory. This is a altogether acted like e o Fall e from tha it | but all her pleading fails to touch the | compilation of excellent declamations attached to each other. acaass hlclwm"m o onoueh 16 o | heart now turned to stone, and us she | and recitations for the little folks at friends often met him and quiz un there. . And Jack's mother put the | 1ifts her voice in supplication between [ gchool and home entertainments and > the compluining [ about his handsome young companion, ,,‘.h‘ Shiihe aHgatotithadlica u'm luid | the blows, hestrikes her down; the butt | Will e found pleasing and instructive to Her teouKIes oh the - of his pistol is heavy enough for the | the juvenile. Bho vis s hioan. wor $ oo was | deed. Stupidly the wretched man g fact, t Yours 1o ifo. cy for the board rors," e, s but ord by which the board bar. of the law for a compro- tion, and it w F. CLARKE. M. D. 186 80, Clark St., CRICAGO, ILL. arty and the pu were excluded from the | hug ho invariably had @ ready and plausible explanation for them. His wife alone M. Lamberteon, the attorne for The Theatrieal Profession. B Tnr BLOCUTIONT med to be unaware that around him, and remembering “look in ! ANNUAL, com- | yerit will win and receive publio recognition and /8 N 5 51 n " n an i oy | she had rival in her husband’s aftec- | fond ,_f"ft ARt “‘,h‘,“":;}t‘ the other room,” ho stumbles through | piled by Mrs. J. W. Shocmaker and | praise. Facts, which ara the outcome of gencral ez in one of the strongest specches of the day. Ho | tions. ue, he was out nights oftener | gl 546 uthor says, Horheart hiad | the doorway, and there, in ull its happy | published by the National School of Bl- | perience, growing throush years of eritical and withered the board und its present champions- | and later than usual, but thon he was at vone the way of all drunkard’s wives; | ignorance and innocence, lays Teen's | Ocution and Oratory, Philadelphia, is a P'“"C:' ';“‘“‘;“fi"w 84 rooted and immovablo as Proprietor Omaha Business College, He showed that in the court was the power | the club or was detained by friends. E] Bilovedtin sronbrtibRttolhant miseny | paby tnd HisbornEi Jack’s absence. recent publication, — This little book is ;lwt;‘w o o imaliar 1n publte opinion, and henes. P g8, ARRRr R (R IAR LR it daey Je | His wife was dissatisfied, but oad :‘»\L n:|l:q‘1| o b ot SaSeX¥s | oo drunik to'know whither he goos ho | filled with interesting solections from | forth need ho furshor uarancoe asto thelr gony IN WHICH 18 TAUGHT scored the star chamber indecency and 3 2 s e rave equa at st. | o s hit TH e TG 3 . eness. io facl pecifio showed that as attorne: tiio complain- | 85 8he o grounds | Wit g “woman in her, mothered her | Stumbles blindly to the wharf, where he | some of the best writers of | prose i |y e et Liood purier n tho world,is onoof thess Book-Keeping, Penmanshi Bnts, from Whom tho. mendumnus came, that | 0 which to baso her suspicions | ygang VI HORFTCEC PO boards an out-going vessel. poetry and will be a, wuluablo addition | immwvable Gibraliar rock facts of Wwhich wo ha @ y y et et By ¥ she c ¢ intima i 2 us en 2 A 3 s his & 0 the young people’s library. spoken, and_every day's experien 0ots this eon- he repeatedly tricd o appear at the 'com- | she could only intimate to him that | o1y worship him. When he died,she | _Onhisreturnheisnotified by hi f“"’)‘, I POODS Y esion dowper aud aegper I bublic opfaion. Evory Commercial Law, Shorthand, Telegraphing on and was barred from the | there was a rival in the ca A week | £ 140% it she had lost her eldest child, | mate that the sheriff is on a tug ready 5 T L v olass of our people m‘ Awmerica and In Eui urope; and Typewritin room. Ho stated that as well might th | ago a letter for Mr, Sceloy from the | 15t "3 08 Sother was one of whom | to receive him, Ignorant of thoovents | . “HOLTDAY ENTERTAINMENTS, bas ""'c.‘.““?:,.f.‘.f‘.'.‘.?“fi'.v"'”-“"‘“"" "lfi'n“-‘.“, faptl: JperEan: court sitting and hearing « , call the de- d letter office in Washington was de- 5 “"cu‘ son might be justly | ©f thatsad night ho. inquires the nature | just been issued by the National School o Rlie' rematkable virties of 8 8end for College Journals 5.4]-."‘[:‘111:;:I!nli:.wmil:" :};_x:x “\"h(nu‘l:m: n::?m‘l\x."fixx; .d at the house during hisabsence. ‘f:_‘“]'“l.tl “All h.‘-:‘:u-iu‘lumh P jMJ“; b | of his crime.” With great reluctance U'Ih{"m“w!" u;nl l)r:&mu lt‘l.»{\ com- &E&""“"'&’J“fi.fifnn’&.fi‘; Siall b tasngic u."" S. E. Cor, 16th and Cavital Ave, Judgment on such . hearing, as the board of | AnXious to_know what the contents | }iqu the foot of tho throne, and when | his mate roveals to him the truth that | pilation of short dramas, dinlogues, | sndyandopents tho inspootion ot ail. Now come ed members of the thoat: ableauxs, recitations, etc.. selectes unsollelted, two distl bortation hold a conipromise secsion | Were, Mrs. Seeley promptly broke open seidodiindl "M | on his last night on land he murdered | tableauxs, recitations, cte., selected es- | Bucleited, tho distinenlshed members of the S B T O R T s 3 suro enough | renk and weary tho little womanalways | P A0 C%8 S0 o 10 had broken his ly and carefully for Tioliday occa- | fulcirativo Qunlities of the Specits n thets indic . - ¥ 16 found the sweetest consolation in the f vidual cases. Thelr testimonials are herewith The circumstances under which the com: | in her hus it | Gneoing of her favorite hymn—*Rock of | promise to be kind, and_who faithfully mnitted to the publio without_ further comme promise between the roads and the board was addressed to “Dear, Darling | {hBIF Ofher tarore by e | kept her vow to be to him a true and P " theu spealk for themsolves. The a yn:;--gxy ande,were i themsolves enough to dumn it | Mavy.™ Evory lino of it broathed of | AS0S" | But time sped, and Jg faithful wife. e HEARTS of the littlo onos will ho | Ay dimehy ot Reflionce Theate: Setin S ertson : f 5 “ o the Ly e 3 “ 5 made glad by the late contribution of ,and of McVicker's Stock Company, the pitiable sight of the board of transp pml_\vgu love fm“h\ . You are the With time camo the acquivement of The sailors make way for him to pass 4 hon OF | Hiio tentioman is o well knvswn ompahy, of Gl e aigntiof idol,” hie wrote, “around which all my in_the Ll s d 7 i to the bows. There he casts one wild | Palmer Cox to_their happinc ¥ork Thalia Thoatro Company. Both are well kn LT Lol thom “what thers. Do oriat BLY | effoctions ro entwined and on which | those "3,“;“’“;‘)‘,”351' which 8o many | 1.4 agonizing look upon the world about | shupe of a handsomely 1')35“':110(1 Dol | Tawatiied eloied b Ths Eiey i n Eurupe. rouds have askod the board to' furthor their | ll my hopes for the future are cen- | % 478 "%, farm*at eight | him and loaps into tho sea, The waters lflllltl!flml lh"dlhwmem Brownies, Charlotto R-"down:w'f;:fl-;:v-‘. - olligence pe s | tered. e P ved, i . i 3 3 iko fairies an oblins, are imaginary ) May 3 bt i i & SIoih w6 and when Jack’s mother suggested to P to g & ard.” . Gent been anuoy nd ‘with board,” continued — Mr. Lambertson, | passion until I beneld your pretly face. . 10 | e had borue bim and. rumed | Light in harmioss pranks and helpful | oSend i OF Sho sk in, From bud. went"into ‘compromise scssion and werd | Piove 1ike yours and mine should alwaye | theold dory-mate, who had been their a deeds. The: worl and sport whil dition of my l)l h, 0 thi robbed in a night, The rouds demanded that, | 1 oo firm friend, that she guessed Jack | him, buried him ag if they loved him. 6o y work and spor ile lood, for moro than & tho board shear ifsclf of its locks of strength | ¢ ™) leading prep: p: ‘w. e - and unfettered, tnd not chained | pEah AHeNts VAL HI0 | BURSRE ) Jeci | Ona ploasant Sunday in June an \\'vm'.v’h«mnulmlds sleep, and never :.’.‘.”n.’z!;'."”‘.’.::ii:‘;“.‘"‘”‘ ‘i’n...'n‘f.:“ "tl’.,".'.f‘.;t.‘.’: and remain in_ignoranco of its powersn | DY A legal formality. In the sight of | (ORI (iid he guessad so to, and he | 0pen sir sorvice was held on the beach | allow themselves to_ bo e by mortal | e COncludod 6 by the B & & hen [ Concluding, Mr. Lambertson said that the ven we are man and wife more and | (U, S G BRERRER TR0 o ug | at Fairharbor. In the arms of Mother | ¢yes. The desc ption o their busy ex- | edy for the biood, aud five or ¥ packagon, by's eopio wanted to kuow what power the b in a purer and noblersense than if we | yol € O @ 20 A e Tho new | Mary laya little pink-faced creaturo. | i3 portrayed by Palmer Cox is o eradicatlon of iy Groubid huld esvorl had_and finding that, public opinion would | were bound together by all the clergy- | 7, OpRac S SONALIEE & Around about was gathered the cause them to exerc; St ORMEL Y 10 VRN | father and Jack did not get on well, and ub was ¢ i men in Christendom. ~ So lay aside all | ARy C 4100y S Vol v of age, | men of Fairharbor, It was thei L. M. Marquett closed the argument be- | gqueamishness and lot there be a genu- | 5 b4 S Rl ¢ | Mother Mary had adopted Jac foro the court, and while not an_attorney in | 30 U HICTE IR G ST was sent out to sea. When he was twelve | 7, 0115 Y o e e the case he responded to Attorney G HBe-union QU neRrhand oul,, years old ho came home from a voyage, | Teen’s baby and the baptism was to take Leese's ducry as to who he represe To say that Mrs. Secley was thunder- | 3§ 1 mingled with the wharf rats before | place. They sang Jack’s mother’s THE MBER number of Harper’s saying, “thorailroads.” Mr. Marquett'sargu- | Struck when she read the letter but | ¢ ting his mother. At midnight some- | Bymn and Mother Mary spoke to the | Magazin introduced by a charming ment was in the line the board of trans- | faintly cribes her feelings, She [ o9t 0E 8 00 e um- | concourse, She told them how she took | frontispicce, entitled “A” Fairy Tale,” | eosen used (ar soaps, sulphur soaps, an portation could continue the case; that the | read it over and over again to nssure | yi o Cottare. The ‘Hmmher“ ale | the child in despair of the past, in hope | from a painting by F. S. Church.accom- | or'sh, F.'dv'-:é’-':fi'.?'l.'.}’é"yfiu‘fl.n‘5..:“}!4‘:."‘ 'K’-'n‘i.!“;‘..'l‘-'.'r‘ reductions under the compromise covered all | herself that she was not mistaken as to o l-""mlwfi TR n,l “’“me R‘)y of the future; in pain and in pity and in | panied by an anonymous sonnet inter- | e S, romed, y, and mvvunreklht the reductions asked in the case, und that | jt5 contents, and that the handwriting love; yearni g i 7 the id f th 5 Taq | Heacaas hiave tioroughly rellevad me, ani you caa 75 i i P Were 81 5 3 s o Y oy , | love; yearning over him and those who |1|~ll"l- the idea of the picture, entitled | use this cortiticata ) 350,000 inhubitants in the state were satistied | (5 SR LA TG qu N xfiffi'hf;f-fi,‘n':.fffl;;"{uf;ffllm up'f‘huu M;; were of their inheritance,and faf My e L . i i i or- 5 their | **A Child Shall Lead Them.” The attrac- Huao Hassk e taycn ok o this USsCr | donying the facts. L timo she read | WG SERed (b Teless | bodY | O | chances and their sorrows and their sins. | tions of southern California. lifo aro | New Yorkwa 8 et et 0f Fhalla Tisatre ih i afuptng hen forect, & 84 A0V | o mimar and hor dosivo Tor rovenge | runk. Jacics stoptathor wont “out | UL Hhe AR I8 BER, A B e | Hotidny, bonudi. | Teaie o Bood asd B Diseses mato e, wanted to know If tho rhilroad law in tho | was intensified, When her husbana | 501, and - eaid: “Hoys, help me | B AT RGOS (e Tt to. thom, 86 | fully illustrated, The cancluding. por Tus Swurr rsamo Co. T 5 3 er husband | § “ith him, will you? * Not that way, | 1b Was a trust, She gave it to them, so | fully [9) o state was & farco or & power, or just how | came home she shook the letter in his it Wa¥- | gho said, as sho took the baby, here be- | tion of Mrs. Rebocen Harding Davis’ many thousand favored the railroad scheme | faco, He, t00, was surprised. He mut- | 1L8 mothers’ in there. foro their witnessing, to spare him from | skotches, “Here and There in the of confidencing tho board of transportation | tayved an' explanation that it was not | POUr ago.” And thus the qurse of his g 10 B owlod ity cs i op | their miseries if she might. South,” is devoted to the Acadian coun- "“X?'u'.l“.’n‘f.’h"ffé"ffl’fl arguments the court | s letter, but the epistle was not only 22;‘;‘,‘.‘,‘({,:.1‘;‘::‘“3'}‘:,“,,’0‘;““‘13.,“’[_,"sm‘l’,‘"",f,‘,“';fi There with uncovered heads the | try of Attakapas, Louisiana. With W, took u recess of ten minutes, and roturacd | in his handwriting, but it was writton | Q808 S A anology for the | Tough, uncouth men of sea watched the | Hamilton Gibson’s beautiful - illustra- holding unanimously that the case should not, | on ono of the bill heads of the firm by | £1586iorTior boy; leaving her love to | 4rops lashing in the airand heard the | tions the chapter makes & striking Dbe continued, and that the board of transpor- | which he is employed as salesman. 4 f 4 - sacred words: “In the name of the | climaxfor the series. The poetry of £ e g e e R i Rt Bl G e night, | JacK, this the only legacy savp & _recol- ! Remarkable for powerful sympa- lhl tic tone, ]\lluhl« netion and uh- @ of Vlhn exoel: K smooihnesn to my aki: havo ma by ing ' to old and young_peoplo | HeBertaly e’y i testiouitlcorbizh Ui air, | alike. The Century Co., New Yorlk, is | 89¢ Publcltyasyou wisi orit S H R iy ' ' ez, |J, B, HAYNES, RIODICALS. Hugo Hasskerl's Testimony, The Bwitt Spocific Company, Atlanta. Ga. : (5o Jears L had o sovere case ot STENOGRAPEEE, Third Judicial District, 87 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. DRS. 8. & . DAVIESON, . X . » Son; the number is s ally remarkabl E Chiof Justico Maxwell said further that the Al e e el gh lection of her own palient face, she ff:,‘lh"(rv‘h",','id ",{":1‘,‘, TR Ol el ] . Bost Werk an Lowest Erices 1707 Olive Street, St. Louls, Mo, court would proceed at once to hear the ease | 4 dant and yorhose asa lover, he e e e g ok of | Rt 1o ono hieard th other words, | liant interprotation of naturo, entitled | Gatalogue, Fasst sver rigtess et foerBontepute iR AN antho demurror dled by the roud, olaing | 1001 S0 Yorbowe 18 1 Joyer Siten | Ages” and her tired spirit took its flight. e h‘:" n‘l"‘:fi" ;L“I:T“ry"’(1‘(;3(:":':““"10:; “Chant of & Woodland Spirit;” Wallace l sl Of the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy, St. that the board had no_power under the the R RrAaG p If the curse of his ancestry had come 4 A Srp > il Louts, Mo, University College H , law to rogulate ratos "G domarrcr oyt L\glm\\..-\_:::?.ll_l-‘mfl"..‘rNM.l“uufilmu ;hrlm»n:l i | ypon him, R el i e when she received the child into her | Bruco, SThe Rock Whero My Mothor | sk your retatler for the ik, fifliled e Hospital, Tans 10 question of the power of the board di- | New York, but he made 3 F don, Giesen, Germany und New York, Haviug sheguctonf ey o andl | Now Kork, b mado W bundor i | 205 S 3SR e | o and bowed hep oo o' | Plaved» i Eovio foger’ Guiney, | " JAMES MEANS | avvtciror s ' » stree elling Mk ASERY b SMy ake e love of > Las Hawley commenced at once a death grip pei- | the friend’s name. The letter was he a "“l* v, At nineteen he | - Tath tifogging effort to draw out the demurrer, nker; at twenty-five he ¢ d_of thy mother. Be 3 stating that he wan ment it laken Rpack e Etho postellipel and an {nexperienced or a | thou their Holy ghost.” 0| oun Lo fibx Axp Woy $4 SHOE SPECIALLY 10 THE TREATMENT OF R e T was forwarded to Washington. hcod temperance mission. | - Percieving that she was at_pr n with its twenty pages of 1 i RIS WU R ol W el i ety S MR I G R | JAMES MEANS \Ngyors, Clron aud Blood not wlml. with bowed, un- beginning to read for ‘themselves, It ) setting outa mew answer and wew delays, | the epistle to Mr. Seoly’s home, strange | {10 0G0 40 Fera ey 5 Bt while Judgo Cobb ovidontly ny. instond of the business nddress, | titermediatcs would huve expectéd to ds, the men of s hrough his S e e B is good for its uso s a puir of pe onvsratu, it e, silorsey pheral | with tho romlt st stated.” M e bim, Of sourse o reformods | o the morning. b fervent fo g8 A s e e are pads 0 DISEASES. \\unfl hat official to let the demu devoted several d; establishing |} 9% Eve vioty | felt amen, use, (luldxnn (m[_’hllu have as much ‘withdrawn, Judge Maxwell said that the ad he not. Ve society vy temperanc v had a hand at him with bet- ults, But the curse of upon him, Thus the uullmr[luu carried her char- | W€ the identity of and hunting up Miss | RO he ney Huwloy had had amplé time to answor | MAFYs “‘“‘"'I""' found at the home of | to or worse and had not, therefore tho court would [ ler marvied sister. ~Mary told Mus. | i pope Proceed to! hear - their arguments | Seeley that she belicved her husband to 1 the tales of fact or fiction a | fun in lear illustration of 'l had been M‘ndlllg for weeks, and that _\um ing to read as in learning to oman’s stronglgy | skato. Published by D. Lothrop Com- pany, Boston. More espectally those arising from tmpru- dence, invite aliso suffering to_correspond withe ut delay. Discases of inf nd contagion and, spocdil nts wh S MEA Light and stylish kness, suspicion and mistrust, b - ous dru o ol vhethor | be a single oh kept com- 1 ried her chi > 4 d % stocking wd KE- | neglected, ity (',".‘fi:‘k x..‘..'l“iy.;“.‘:‘.;'\.-th,‘::, 3\55.’;’",;{3.‘:3 nu\‘.‘-'.fld’: ;l‘u;lh»mn' m!\d ’)1“”‘1"’{'1 m;',l o lshm' ,,,:i,,L,,. ;:Tm«l e l;f‘,- of Taclke. | this little S .‘._.:1 fail u_x profit hER antd comples hllmm or sick amars; | ilon! JusT PUBLISHES mfl'fiu‘m‘:fi.’xr‘.i'vf-'.‘::v'flf-x‘;flfflg',"‘.‘.x'.‘fim{::‘.fi'fifi :‘l‘k"vi::(lli‘l:ll;:i:'l':{.;:::ll‘\':l“!\‘lmmll:-‘:-'i‘c‘;pd:l‘uitlzfi o bo kindied for ' pormanent and B N Srera 54 o not (ks steps” o Turo e | ot Nemind bl sad oo Sl on Marg rigl ” o P) D) ” you with fmportant chapters ai ‘Attorney-General Leese would not. be com- | to the assembled crowd of gossiping | Dright fire. Of all the paths thut lead A SPECULATOR 1N PETTICOATS," by | ¥ Yo Oryenns, 1 o deaserol 3 e 3% n 0 pal Lt A X his by the use of Dr. Pierce’s “Goldon the Keproductive Organs, the whole forming & oy o : b b 2 | to0 love pity'sthe straightest and Jack | the French novelist, Heetor Malot, is in | Tunbio medical trontise’ which snoul ;1'“;;:;;,\;;;:fig*}mm’mgu;h; Lorpors- | women all the circumstances of the tir- | ool BRIl md “won hor. A novel press for immediate’ publication, by T. Medical Dis ,*compounded of the gz‘n;g:,m{uf,rlsMrlf,;g,fl:f;glp,-;y‘;v;;g; Faiupbia madionl iiie SRkl hauia baie will be reached. At the close of the highly courtship was theirs. Heretofore | B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia, | most efficacious lngre(lmnu known to heen placed exte Interesting mornlng seesion of the court My, thus pubdicly chastised and | Gmoc v fiag not been like Ciser's w and it isone of the most remarkable | medical science for giving health and """*"" it DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON, Leeso was _cordially congratulated on his ed, sought redressin the court. | 454"} o jopleness of Juck’s nature re. | books of theday. The heroine, Madame | strength to the system through the me- cconntul gt for & priucipio and an honost | All tie parkiculars of the aflair as gven | (iyid ftsclf in hiswillingnoss oforgive | Fouroy. bolongs to a class of spoculators | 4ium of the liver and the blood. 1707 Olive 5t 8t Louls, Mo, knowledge of the law. above were brought out in evidence. | . 4 forget. All he h‘“,‘i’w“a that she | which the last empire made no uncom- ch‘"—‘l E e Up. K “.M” WE .35 BN | e "-""‘“ ol 1t you are wise you will do | ASSYGAR 0rs ively on the market X GREAT MEETING rROMISED. Mary and her sister deposed that | & y 3 The arrangements for the i 11 g . | should ~ swear to him by the | mon one in Par Her cool head, her o o et i X ot § Ktpvion of the ey ussautiod hor with tho raw- | oL % Ages” that she would bo | beauty and ability witer 10k of | saoan Pt ARl JhoK Humell. Who sre | by O. ¥, Sook fee ¥ two nationalist members of parliament that | hide, so the defendant was fined 85, will be held at Funke's Opera house t X g a true gnd faithful wife; and though | prineiple, ahd her cool-blooded manner | drunken granger from Waterloo in tow Sun- | 15th street. In COUNCIL’ BLUFFS by ‘Sargent & evening are nearly complote and tho cv :Eulzi‘;l:;‘ !\"N\“":PH) patd. Mr. Seeley | g id not know what it was by which | in which she sacrificos her lover who | day night in Dago alley whera they were gath. | Bvans 412 Brosdway, }vm bedn:‘ug“l(l’m:u‘:l)]lllll:Jv::‘u:‘gl |':|||;url.mn & e i, she vowed, Teen agreed to swear to be | worships her, but whom she has used as ulw-d \ndh_v the |;olme. They were sent up for Large dele rosen| n o al R true. ’]‘ugmhur they went io **Mother” | & mere tool, is admirably told. Fourcy | thirty days each. - > capits The District Court Judges. y T T e Scctions of the state, and tho state Cabital | 3udge Groft was hold ing court i Bupilion, Mary, a local missionary.and whilo that | himself ‘wins wdmiration; his auick ROOFING. - Sy Judge Neville was ill and Judge Hopewell | good woman sang Jack's mother’s favor- nse of honor, his keen sense of right heart that Nebraska has for the struggles of € Tretind y Ia elorts to. socuro Justice aud | Was occupied part of the day with private | ite hymn the troth was plighted. Teon | and wrong, his faith in his wife and de- |~ G- ‘N’ ROGERS 'ns to her new made husband and | votion to his family are depicted with L . equal laws for its. peoplo. The visitors | Dusiness so Judge Wakeley hiad the bench W e Cgreeted ' by one of " tho | in the district court all to bimself yesterday. | asks if ho will be kind to her; o outh | pathetic power. The plot 1s skilltully | Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla, Composition and Gravel Roofing. is asked of him; like womankind she | managed, and its ingenuity is quite Huyward Bros., i Soun Jarpest audionces ever gathered in o r prog ‘ Agent for Warren's Natur halt Roofin {’l‘.'. \:‘IIA:l.:ux:;lld'lfllm following programme will Licutenant KCe ageur, |‘|u~|~1 upon his v wd. lh-) promi and | w ] rthy of Gaboriau,and,as in his books, ————— n?«.‘ Brand 2 ui nnn“u.?«,d Ap W‘llfiuu,n Mhssred p brown as a by, ferived yosteiddy aftes | for a long time keeps it; but according | a detective figures largely and brings treet, Omaba ;&)“-::L“fnn?::f;‘iilmh.lmn'"""“” orcheatra. | ULl of Aftcen dys 1o the author, the curse of his heredit When Baby wad sick, we gave her Castor out the final umxgumlntlun oLt anct s ahd Msedt = Gevertior Thaver, —_— was upon him and at the-end of five LT peig TSR e = l:-dm.\ ::;v-n;n Lullfl-l-iullll‘ months he falls. Through. the medium Song—L it Al esterduy’s iuternal revenue collections | of r Mary's g i . w:(n:— Last Rose of Suuuaer, Mpre. auiod T $16,508.50r e Mpther Mary’s efforts he *is rescued When she was & Child, she cried for Castoria, l U U N T A I N STHE MIssiNG deii i e ‘.unlullm l“ul- When slio became Miss, she clung o Castoris, BRANDS en Th : % e und onee morc ull goés well. Ons. . day | Spiritual Philosophy 'hea:'l:ed;;u B 1 e eind Cuiltes e pari them Qusiotia " | I OUD. AND BLUG . incomparabiy the Best, GLUCK & WILKINSOH. - - A ST VIO RS A A A Al