Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 11, 1889, Page 2

FEBRU moned before b committes Indian Acent to do it. There is nothing to stan the test or nssassins ore 1 ds ) Grogory. who has charge of the 1a Dointe of timo like the Rock of Ages. Write your Ay 1""4"“,“ wer "“"‘yx‘l )',',: ‘:h";“" - :‘”'"‘” nd 1 du ac ervation, he ere, pame on the sun a t 1 biot out, Al b = and k ) La fion, They w nadie on the sun and it will ba " | Bxtraordinary Garoer of Belle Starr, | her' full in the face,killing her in- tautly, Before falling from the saddle it is supposed that her horse wheeled Uy et I{! ”]‘“ dmin '}"' n, | The Text Which Held Hundreds ““” the moon and it will 'Hn H‘\ 'ln ‘ll B 4 timbered. The lands have been se h ie stars and they shall fall rite it in the e rado. apart in severalty to the Indians upon the Last Night. ook of Life and it shall be immortal. It the Female Desperado but b the Indians can sell the timber will give peace in life, victory in death, and — around, as she was shot on the other I Ehoy arc reqnifad by Jaw to submit, for the triamph ot the day of Jndgment sido of ‘the face and hoad with bird- ds B ey o7 (o Toiction 158 | GONTINUED INTEREST SHOWN | Friouis. what ine yoot Ghs IT READS LIKE A DIME NoVEL.| it Tl 1ok E alr Wlllte llall propositions made by the purchasers, so that A general invitation was then given for ‘ REAGHED FOR TER GUN, o homesteaders may be protected from a those ( ver to come to the " " Shatters. A uont Grogury costified that over wWhich they did tehile. the congregation s Her Elopement aud Marriage to Cole [ When the last shot was fired she B A S | 1 s s e | ST | e e e e | S LS| Tpightelear complexio had been stripped of their timber ing Hymhs Famliar to AN= 1% Was thore by Tarth | Arst saw the light, James Boys-Her Romantio flank of hor horse, whers her Winches- without tho approval of the secrotary of the 4 Atid oty I'm Happy all the day.' ter was slung. and before she could inter and within a few days after the tes An Appeal From the N Carveer of Crime, reach it death overcame her, and she timony was taken Senator (\ml‘l o sont & Evangehst, The Revival Meeting - plunged headlong from the saddle to 0 ea, “ s “ } Tl iseee 1 ‘,',‘,',‘, oth ','in, R aftord i vangelists Potter and Miller addrossed Biad in War Boots n',.u und. Whe horse. excited by tio S0 ki 1 the orvieo an ogont o won ” 8 faveo antionco of soung men Sosna |y g meeannt of the tragte | Vit et o e oo, and caan | W PEARS"~The Great English Complexion SOAP,~Sold Everywhoro.” I U T IR \ormit this thing o Very promp A - AN Tie sccrotary asked for and reccived 4 All Hail the Power of Jesus® Name. en's Christian association building. Mr. | denth and remarkable caveer of Belle 16/t opposite shiose. Gregory's resignatio Months clapsed, sev Two thousand voicss joined in singing the | 155, subject W the same as that of | Starr, the female desperado, whosc Although the occupants of her house nths, o aally the attention of | grand old hymn in the Exposition hall last 108 leht's h odis! . Y onrd o o shots nd sav o il B bl AR L bt Al Rl Sl f o at ‘the Mothodlst | oyqeinution was announced in Titk Big's | heard the two shots and suw th Senatc Chandle was called to t, while the ushers endeavored to find | church. It was hea it is conyenient 1 y ¥ et A smoke rising from the last one, the “fact that | Gregory's | TEhEnation | sonts for thoso who came to licar Evangolists | Will call on you dis Jn-lmw.h wken from the St. Louis | thay did wot know what had had not been accopted, anc L 19 | y3otte e, The musi ed the e Jemocrat happend til the horse reached home. was yob performing the functions of his | Potter and Mill e music filled th HEkve Tt Biiton: b v N : happenad until the horse roached home, office.” Oberly then becamo Indian commis | building, reached the streots, and then died Datsy Pallon, the alleged pugilist, who lias Jello Stare was forty-four years of | About this time ono Frogherit. riding sioner, That astute politicion atn glance [ away among the prison cells of the city jail | o S8 S S Gelr by brugally | 08€: & picturesque, but by no means an Ll hee lying by the roadside, S T BN R ath, wiere the inmates were Baving & | youei o tation woman of whom Lo was v utbeactive figuro. Clad in tho rough | bubnotyet deud. lerhaps thinking it refused by innction, Then hea sl dllibiel iy . ‘1“ ~ s, got in_ his pugllistic w oA nondeseript costume affectod by women | it e A AT on O Gregory e suspoded, pooding investi [ Ve S1vs ot i ahmer | Hut it was not on the womar of her cluss, the masculine and femis | with w party of fricuds she was dead This also was r sed n he requeste recalled their yo ful days of innoc Yost friends s suid, was horribly 10 faaturos of dross sti - Aender ‘rlends of fiers who wero o N Uhat n special agont be sent to Wisconsin o | and thoy may have wished to jom the cong uds, it s suid, was horribly | nine features of dress strangely blended, [ Friends of fiers who were in the town of mn;‘ [ vestica & u L WAS | pation in singing, but th vas no one to ast night shortly secretary, asking th o issued sho was rather repulatve at first sight, | Brooken, somo fifteen miles east of here to-day. to buy burial clothing, elaim that they do not know who did the killing, but later advices say that sus intervals, when she eould be as gracious | picion rests on one or two parties, and fore midnight the 4 did not encourage closer ac- | carry thewr mossage, and while they re- | woman i question, accompanied Charles | and directing that the tipor | mainod belind the bars, 1oy Mr. dohnson Toe, Ol e, ved oihoe Beiraed | Lunai th strangers, save at rare on these G090 e i oo i b s ator” Morgun, a conple of bicyelista = temporarily, un 1 o] FURAVETROE y wust as 1 | WHO Have boen hore taking part fn the racing | s any high-bred lady. Though some- | that search is heing made for thom. —If fi.’.‘.” Lhsatipbibi il con | Am," ond B ade an appenl atthe Coliseum. Al were in_ the saloon im- | what below the medium leight and ol rht, the o ]m‘(‘ 1y u.{nm el Tt ALEAtIT AT e 245 beral response to the collectors, who | ibIug b ¥ cathor fleshy. sho made a porfect figure | troudie, as Bella had many friends. pormission to call e attention of the do. | for & liberal Pespoos 1o B (IO ed | Fation lieard of the woman being witn tho | T “"‘ ] h ’l’“'l‘ e o | The eauso of the ssassination is not party and peoceadoad to o after Sabin, He | on horseback, and was ¢ TR ey o R e nE i, artiment of justice to the depredations. P ! yrs the choir sang e Shull Tarry ! X ) ontered tho rear of the” saloon and immedi- | heedaring as a rider, Taving both | (oW Q8 AL WA Wrothar Aoub rtely mad® an assault upon Sabin. Itis [ Suxon and Cherokee blood in her veins, [ WARLOCTOE Ay crime, now wi was 1 Scnator Chandler heard of of Seerctary Vilas, and \d Commissioner d claimed that the latter was so badly muti reward offercd for ler arvest. / Oberly subphoenacd to appear before this we have a col ration that ¢ e that vas 80 badly muti. | gho “bot d the charucteristics of d | X Sormmition Lo-morrow morting, with is cor. PR Bt Miffor, Lot us sing | lited that ho ad o b waien o his room and. | Bt waces 1o an_ox TR fos oL I L} : With the socre- | ‘Only Remewmbered by What T Have Done,' ™ | & DI and although leading a lifo of inceasany | | <b 16 NCERSAROORE 0 A L] [l [ these appeals and the non-action on the part y y e >0 s rst VOrse Wi shed he said As et Iallon has not been arrested, but it ! . yenned the following poem describing If Oberly exposes all, there will 1 the first verse was finished he sai is supposed that he will be taken into custody | eXposurc aud lawloss' excitement for a } ¥ “"“PN‘:“”' e A\mkh 1B MOST CERTAIN AND SAKRD hornet's nest opened for ohody, Theso | =Nl sy to help iy out botte e quitter of-u century, hee energy and contracts have largely been held,” and the s -ty 1 i the; 4 SR e it N L ) paper: fimber been cut, by the Superior Lumber [ “We would like a table for reporte g ; q y 4 during did not deeline in the least. She | 4’6o whoy hat and underneath, PAIN REMEDY e CONSUL SEWALL TALKS, first became colebrated (or rather noto- | 4t T S ath i O A " % Y | pons flashing from a sheath vorld that fnstantly stops the most excruciating pains, 10 nover fails to give case to the company, but Sccretary Vilas, and Agont | there is one wu the buiding and i Al & J Grorory have hoth stated that they had no | janitor ean find o said Brother Potter, | His Views of the Renewal of the Sa- | ious) in 1865, at the age of eighteen, ted bro 1t & sultsrerof Pain arising from whatever canses it 15 (rily, the great anterest in this company at the time it cut | and as it was being brought to the frout, A 3 e when she volunteored as a spy for the f storm and wrath p'rhaps once a ) G - - the timber, Brother said SR Winitie """;.3 _,“"l"‘," o “".‘_I‘“' \ Union forces then operating in Mis- | A \vomun sho, and "w\!y siich eyos sz CO N Q UEROR or ARNY NEWS, h everyone sme,” and vor 8| yole 3 all, souri and Kuanens. She performed val- Jike h dogs keaneled in her brain, R . T e Private Henry Moore, troop I, Niuth cavalry SO RN regard to the proposed Samoan conterence | 1o men in cupidity nnd dari Shon | 1o hin who views her with disduin actions, rebbed on by hand act ifke maglc, causing te pain o Jastantly stop. INGER TN now under treatwent” at the wrmy und novy | - Brother Potter then announce T, e s e meeriod Coto Sounger, | A aueen, seif-crowned with self.reliaic INFTAMAMA TIONS, ” REUMATISM, N BURALG Uy LU BAG O, SCTATTOA, PATNS TN i general Nosmital, H luws. huying been | bible class meeting would be held PSSR TEMHES 18 Lo b e sk bl - | The faws —she holds them iu defia SMALL OF THE BACK, more esteniod, longer continiiad and veneatod applications nea ey report by surzeon in charge Pirst M. 1. church at 2:30 Monday . e e ce is to be renewed at all, | one of the notorious Jumes gang. After | Laughs long and loud at sherifl's writ, sary MUINTERN AL PAINS DIARRIEA, COLLC, SPASMS, NAUSEA, FAINTING SUELLS, suflicicntly r rod, will ba sent to re; and lnuiw]:\ S0 vluu' in the i Armo it should be renewed under conditions as ]n s hushand’s imprisonment she war- | And 2omehow that's the last of it. ‘I:I.‘(“\‘ll 5 |‘~~I._ T! I.yll;:;l,l‘«'\”mfi aro telieve l rfl" «vyv'!\ ; ”“vll :}unykllyl \rm”f”m n'k ng in his troop at Fort Robinson_on receipt of ths | E U and Capitolaventio, in the even: | favorable to us as those which attended its | v Jim" Read,a man of the same | But who is she, so indise W IEADW AN & TTLES thore s o BirTE - CURE OF PREVENTIVE of FEVIR or AGU order by the surgeon in elirge of - the hos thron who il fuken up the | initiation. The status anto conferondum and to whom she was devotedly | Who overrides you on the strect, S tiiero I o DI SURI O A RYRNTIVE D vidtor 20 - 7 o aaaumber of cards of | ghould be first restored, and Malictag should shed. Soon after their mavriage, | Notearing who tho h-l you aret T hey ‘x om| I pution among the congre- | pe returned from exile. It should meet ad was captured and imprisoned That's Bella Starr. HIMEBA H TAYL Bighth infantry, now with his ¢ &t here, where it was interrupted, and ! R . el 3 having enlisted while a minor without, th “We want you to do missionary wov wheto our represontative would bg f I]“.”\\" 4 “\,”l ]YI\”.AIHV ~=‘~”\ time ‘-“‘”1 \lh”\.n;-l.vo\' raven hair copscut, of his parents or guardiau, 18 dis- [ dowt put the. cards in yonr poc Teom' the poculiar influences now at | She displayed her dauntless spivib and | Aud calls b 4 : charged from the service v soure doine w0 welll sing - worlk in Borlin, 13ut were the suggestions | defiance of the law. But who wo ro dispate or el It is understood that the Second said Brother Miller, and once wore t 1= | of Bayard in his lotter to the Gorman’ minis HAD KILLED HER MAN, r even question whence e I"mln';h rogments, wil v;u! inge stations, | Kt ilideg G 'Illm was Ne ter made the couditions precedent to the re She ed Sheriff Nichols that she ‘.:"‘ ‘:'“I‘“‘l)"] Eonedey H and it is not unlikely that the s wili e | followed by “We praise "Il assombling of the conference, wo might even | would @ive him soven duys te A oser and clo s gown &y A R L 3 E) ST s e | i e MAJT IRk ot g ¢ ssombling o the conference, wo might even | .1:}.‘ iv “h.\..,h vou duvs to procure | St whraptis, seidom s Mechanics® Tools, Fine Bronze Builders® Goods and Buffalo Seale These exchanges will take place | beginning with the verse “For Gt BBt ionts P nIy Raval RS Rt | Sesoiensarodinl SHUER N IANCRLTLIEHER KV asaenedis i 3 in the carly spring or . as 'soom | profitamanif he gain th whole wor Sostara tHIED I HAmSA I Tlons S noi. Inise | LLo/t0ido soisha wold el ik lajthe N means, 1405 Douglas St., Omaha as the woeathor 15 thoroughly settled, [ losc his own sou He al upon it. ‘Ihe osition muintained in the con- | DA IR Surects, | fautie AEEEIOE WS | down.” AL s 12 Is bout timo tha the annual arny, regis. | b s to yewug men, forohce by Bayard, s tiot, I ve, boon | Pid to hov threat, yob she fulfillc r”lm rrest her, ah ! vou try that gume; FIFTH AN NUAL STATEMENT or was issued. It has been delayed from | come out and be a fo criticised. the indeper of the | the letter. 10 expiration of the ANy YeArs ugo timo to time on account of )vl'unmlw‘vmzln‘l st ut N e i ' | ist should be' P allotted time she mounted her horse, | fhe Im'll‘\‘;”y "“f}-‘“'r“": 5 Rppoir and when the six stafl nomt- | was no sign of weakness . cquality nd rights rode through the tain strcet until FUEHEELEL AL LA GA] SO '|\||,, nations were sent it wes stuted that the r a decision to be vn the right side, while those 1 gy ation sccured for the subjects | Nichols jmmm“ IR “:“”_‘ vt | DUl Bella loves to air her nam, ister would be fortheoming, but up to date it | in the power of Satan were never ashamed 10 | of the then treaty powors, was aziced upoa. | olou: L R RSt ase let me have your best ci tion is given at tho war departinent forws | - Concluding, hio took for his text St. Mat- firmed. But having sccured this_reco, phlls 100 13‘.;‘ DL AR RS Wolkatw ber swhen her Ans vea ] non appearance. Lllfi\\' 23 h.l_ 4 e . nition of our rights. Bayard rosted. Baya to say, hovered around Dallas for three ”_l:. knew bor \.;.l”_m_.x]n“ " yo Pruey H. Hearn, Wit think ye of Christ? e did not, resent tho aution of Germany, ae- | yerrs, until the death of her hushand, | O'er ivory keys | How woll sho pluyo OF NEW YORK. - fan,” he suid, *is u ereature of opinion, | companicd as it was by ruinous trads and n trying to cseiipe, was shot and | {1 Toxas, nights long, long ago, - v 4 i slimestiimpossibloic kosualsun t L ouieagos Citisons and flag a8 bud s [ KillSa. She continuod fier Tawless con- | (it IS SHs Sl (Lo vou koo JANUARY 1st, 1859 ightiofthiis, the hitornoc f 5 those who have recently sti ne | duet, & S Oiraat] B 1ROBCo oush -4 s per - 3 find a membor human family that is RO IO R O SHiEiRisatee :‘::‘I‘l LT e Lol olns CAPITAL STOCK, - - - - - 00,000 00 Casts Her Lot With Lepers, not opinionated. Ask any man or woman, P T T ey , in steang 4 btolheri oods \ " { oS NEw Youk, Fob, 10.—[Special Cablogram | W mvn'v\'.l v on any question of to! O Dk N an ained e favor ? o s0e SETS: to Tne Bre.|—A young Buglish lady, Miss | 8% and - you .“‘“‘, “”“| “,",'“ et our had been 5 1 5 FASL iy AEEltod yeat sl Gneetion i aiready formod, asked | poteiovably weakenod In tho Pacifie, of Dailes, and she was readily HLoe i aiead g ¥ lenc t question of na- | that Bayard icized. Had yard X d. 1ca hevselfin an | Gi S "l‘; et et ne members of certain gocial | Lo s s sl and with and First Mortga road Ionds, market valua 139700 far into the settimg Stoe Companies ; s 00 S dursileo il Loans on Approved Collatrrals oy her way to Hovolulu. She said: “I am | tional importance 2y havo | throughi the presidont, called the atteation of i R ATa A A B P iinnd Morting i going out to Molokai as a volunteer nurse to | #n opinioi of their own o BubBEEHOBIne | s resginta e GOHE tev s SR A aRY R AliEt R as e o] ,‘;‘ ] UER AR Cashin han i~ o anid RO e v} the lepers there. 1t has boen my intention | ions are formed n vavkuus syave buf ] am | tion, the samo sentin hois wow [ quently entertained w0 dropped o liioaso P e, Hone i N 0 ask your opinio e leadin arousod would long sings Farto 4 I b i L Acerued Interest : RERT for two years past, but it is only now that |y MO0 RIS T 8T o 2ronsed woulh ong plnce ove faverten bl i mislelot u soci Aty wos however, there 5 a hospital erected and a suitable | questions of tho day, Iam hero to vk the | Sewessing condition of affwics that wow con | 4,0 drifted back to her old life. sholter for womon. As $000 as this was | most important quostion that one man ean | gt the same thio necessary, farthor. negoti Iu 1875 she again axperimented with TR torIAY i L. Rewand LIABILITIES done I was notiticd, and now I am on my xlll«:;lh;“p:lll-l'u\;‘ ;.A’,f.~.’i‘);;‘i?\s‘:i-'“..~‘l‘.‘|” iononthe | yigns, Nobody desires a wir w matrimony, this tine marrying James Panis, Feb. 9.—Delogates from the social A Diicis: LI way.” CWhat think ve of Cheist When you | Becessary. Nobody proposes anuexation.” Starr, an out :d (.}lul'ulu'u, for whoin | gy revolutionary socicties proceeded to-da; % ARLLIALLS 0000000, s “But when do you return to England?” know that the answer may fix the heights of Sl @ ‘“.'v{."““""'l" s offered. L "\f""'l”“' ] “Return! Why, I can never return. When | glory or the depths of hell, to which you may 5 > 9 wedding the happy couple built a | g0 0 vh 0 sonate, and leaving o onco I take up my work I am an cxilo and an | rise or fall, the importoncd of the quostion | COMING WEEK IN CONGRE! strongliold on thoiCinatliun riveriand [\P7e S9RUEE U0 EonEHs BRCSRIRS 08 SR o v-Ilolders outcast as much as one of the poor wretches | will be realized. .When you know that to | Lmporting Measurcs Pending in the | With soveral wtes defied the | ol B eraeanE Dl ey 3 whom I shall nurse, 1 have a brother na | accent Him is cternal life, o reject Him e e 2 While St athedSinihidingd| WOrMInAconKross b HorSui b LS o ! ; two sisters living in England whom y shall | endiess death, I am going to ask you like o 5 o c : . 2nvic 1 mily lardc 018 COmanL Sirenul Of . the dally | o0t promium income sines organization, November 5, 1583, to January 1, 1539, never soe again, butit isso compl honest men and women, What think yot [ | WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—The senate will | Jodtov oM B oquent foraging expe- | Spnong hours, the fixing of minimum rates | Total paid for Insnection and Losses during <awe poriod 20 T piritual ambition with me that I have be: can hear you respond ‘unto us a child is | begin the week with consideration of the SR A i e a8 60X DS of wages to correspond with the minimum | poial Number of Hotlers under care of Company, Jauuary 1, 1580 5 15,158 3 ) o3 AL ACHIL 1! ditions into the surrounding countr uses of workimen in ¢ Toral Inspactions mide during yeur 185 able to conquer even iy love for them. born, a child is given’ His nume | naval bill, aud will probably dispose of it | 1 3 s A 1o o i) phetlonsaaadg BEyoRE EAca TN bed -2 i shall be called Immanuel, counscllor of i A o one of these expeditions 1s directly | 1 Derects discovered dnil oar 1388..... Ty e e e | B Cioveiiastiie. Cod. the wiince orivesce; | oL Aledeley. /On hls eyent sho report || ajinfjiuted ‘the failure ot thulCreal Lxtensive precautions w Fotal Defocs cons it nigerous A year 1384 B ey oS bley Uieoretieul1y | T onr von add, Al e 1S sheop s | OF the committeo on priviloges and clections | fronsury. Mrs. Starr with one swoop | taiitn,but no disturbauco of any K Total Nuigher Hoflers U e dur aT 1888 L gy I s as | gone a v, and the Lord has DO iu respect to the alleged election outrages in | made herse! o sessor of the entire ! he delegates declared their inten o g = T gone throngh a course of hospital training as | gone astray, and tho Lo us luid upon made herself the po: or of the entir tupon Bloguet; and the/prasidonts eI y-four Exy incers as Inspectors in the employ of of the pariiamentary bodies on Febraary 24 | wary 1, 188 “Total Asse 07518 W he residence of Premier Il , Meline, NoTiiNG tal Bl OF tiras, there. aiernn onportapisies | Him o Talyity of us afl.” with It stripoa | Toxas will b called up, but will not. be al- | surplus of tho Muskogee nation and Compang, Jun- Tor studying actial disease London. though 1 | we are healed, and he that. believeth not the | lowed to intorfere with the appropriation | took i s mo stronghold. et o : ; Sae 320 500 on0 nstance I a hospital there. © | son shall not sce life, but tho_wrath of God | bl On Tharsday Me Aliison sxpocts to tooic b forliouimonn aing Sttt Aol lito reselveitieitiroplics U'his company « the hest Blanket Conteact. and the most liversl Policy. “Are you the only woman nurse to v out | abideth on him.) There you have it. Eliti- | Jracant the sundry civil bill 10 the senate. | and. soon. the countey was swarmins there " nate that Nume from the bivle, and you have | {14 In viel of the largo numbee of amon: | witl oomif O The Woather Indications where all information will be given. “iNo, thore arc six more. Two years or |8 book wilhout scnse or life. "I bless | mants'to no veported, will not asis its immed- | s ohCri Sl D | B N obrasica ani e : more g0 @ Call Was sont out from the | God that no man can rend that | Gc considoration. The Pacife railroad . | Frduent attecks were made without | Nebraska and Dakots ; THACHER, VOIGHT & HOLMAN cheireh of Home to over fifty different, ordors | book honestly without havinz the | {a Gl Gs afinished | pusiness, sad T | any delinite success, and_the war upon | northerly winds . ’ of woment, but only one responded, and that | word of God smite him like a two-edged | j¢¥ g Po URRANE BIAS, SIBEE | Siape and his bride waged for six | lowa—Fuirs colder, follow:d by i | Managors Western Department, eheniv Building, Chicngo. wus from & 56, N. Y. 5ix sisters from | sword. But I want to asic the white-winzed | for consideration. On Mr. Mitchell's motion | months | a tuen intho tide of | rortherly winds m——— the convent there have already gove. oncs bafore the throue, “whay k ye to recommit with instructions in view of the | events brought matters to a crisis for | wmmmmm——— “Rather Darnien is the head of the leper | Christ?’ and Lhear them say as they said to o) i SaoratoryEBavi i e colony, is he notd" o g the shepherds of Bethlehem, ‘Pear not, for I | B¢ ‘";:‘.’";::\.l',’{,,,;,,"‘"(; ‘;(’_:m:{;“(‘:,',‘.' ,"”“"'I' Btan SIS s Maroie-3 o i “Yes, and has been for sixtcen years, He | bring you glad tidings of great joy,"and I | gt (VOR, (0 TP Lo, emens HER THIRD HUSBAND KILLED. went ont from England a well ‘man, He | hear them sing peace and good will forslanTelutionn commitient WLl aotaeogrt During a public mecting on the houn- G o 3 blacing your insurance, communicate with Home Ofice oc any Agency, was nurse, priest, brother, grave digger, ev- | men, as they sang it centurics ago_for | o\"tfe "Suulsbury resolution requesting an | G4Fy lines of tho Creek and Choctuw ecua ar =y erything, and it was impossible almost for | @ welcome —to the nc born King. cpreasic oD A o nations one afternoon, Starr, his wife i i o avold taking: the loslnsome. disease, | You remembor that after being bap. | oxvicaeion of oninion upon tho poliey that | 0 Gleir confederates rode up and took Feculiar In conbination, proparion, and | NI = T A === ¢ pry > that he had bee: eper o 1 o fust, 3 4 States. ed N0 vill bo devotel ant was & lirge party icors le a possesse: i vo valuo o i o T e R 7rors o | 4hi0 grantast batilo foz shie. vighs tha wopla | Ciates . Wednesday will ke devotod 1o ent was i lirge party of officors led | H m esics uzati o 20 to 60 DAYS 2 very | ever saw, Josus 3 alono ident a 'om West, wito had boasted in public i assistant of his that his condition is very | eversaw. Jesus, single handed and alene, t'?::.\"fi;:-md:;::; o ::l“lt':\; L:fli—:».m West, wiro hud boast li Dl Im:vzl‘ o nlv- Hood,s: s uh ho = | . bad; that the leprosy has done its work in | With ils in front of him, devils to the left | oohorbifls will doubtless be presentod that he would capture Luter in vegttable kingdo |:|. Mis is n disease which has heretofore turns at his ears, his cyes, nose, throat, his | of hun, devils to the right of him, dev ing the week, the most important being that | UF evening the (wo ace 10 face Peculiar in Its strength and economy, Hood's Baffed all Medieal Seience, hands and his fungs. The poor father is | round,‘and when that battie was end Bithajresic iisinjosy mpoxta und both were killed. This precipi. | Sarsaparilia s the only medichno of which can e i RORaE completely difigured, and bis voi aluiost | the victory won, angols came and minutercd | Vg0 e AIESO SEIERTen ] faled u general Dattle, in which o ¢ bo said, * One Hmidred Doses One Dol e Al R fi ? Jasebinas, ! to him. And yow'll remember when he Was | ool i the house is at present made up, | newly-made widow took an active part, [ lar” Peculiarin its medicinal uerits, Hood's NV 4 Hadal “Is the discase as horrible as we believe | in the garden of Gethsemane, and v Jhe o Selan o A oltaradtihy atiookias 5 z Sarsaparilla accompliskes curcs hitherto un- | to cure the most ob. i o bniihosgacden of LGoibiomans it inctudes possible action upon such inter. | Sheliered by a rock, she kept up a sapariila accomplislics cures bitherto i s dors U Work, 1E15th g 3 il aers esting matters as the roport of the conferees | rapid fiving, and soon weted hep | known, et nd has 1 foro loathsome than anything you can | the i brow, th on the torritorial bill, the Edmunds. Panama | won Tho bod i wm.mrsarsapa”"a.m-u I casen int wo soliclt. Wo have fmugine, I fancy-repulsive in every way. | ministered to Him.' And when Peter dr iihpite L tholi s Panama | amunition. ‘Lhe body of herhusband f : | vods who have © WK ro you not atrajd of 16t | s sword, and smote tho servant of the high | SEICR S I ek of, Me BRELS | Taya fow fect awily, o the open grousd, o ttle of “Tho greatest blood purifier ever S i Yoo o v “Oh, 1o,” as mnidly as a ehild. priest, He told him to put itup for he had anpropriution bill, now pending, will b and she faced the fire of her enemies discovered.” Peculiar in its “good namoe i “”‘1‘-"[«) “You expect to escapo it, theni " but to ask for and 208 1;1‘0 aid of twelve | Bolailoraarly in the week, leavine only the | DY erawling to it and securing the belt at home," —there is more of Hood's Sarsie 3 b : A wen_ from 3 3 g ¢ G ¢ all y i “neve “Iexpect I shall_be as others—I shall be | legions of angels. the gurden | T qian und deficiency appropri and revolyersof’ herdend lor . par sold in dowell than of other but - n oy PEiphnie 4 AT e e naD: o dian i picie ppropriation bills to | and revolvers of her dend lord. In re- parills ) \ 0 s 0 contaminated wheii my time comes, Lam [ tombwhore angels watched, ie whom I it | jo5ciod upon by the house, With the cx- | turning o her sheltor, however, she | blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal not seeking for mnotoriety, for reward, for | up before you to-night came forth, the ang - f the ry = DY Bovthing: save tho shiitusl comfort of dsing | tororg shoutod in glad hail gho | ception o |‘1L military academy bill, not one | was shot in the thigh. When darkness record <IP Ii sales abroad - o stitled 1 saying . 210 & 17 or thoso' dying oreatures what their conde | power of Jesus name’, 1t" yon ask | of Lo regular sppropriation bills has yet | came tho fight ended, and the contest- | no_other B @CUIBAN proparation | 112 H i Smet, N iy Whrldthae il es Mave Temoved from 116G S. 15th tion keeps L,,,“,, Trom doing.” them, ‘What think of " Christ't ,\,;,Lm;lmmwml”I s ‘l‘l‘m'l{"‘_ H‘"fi[‘:«::"l“-"»‘ ants went away, leaving Bella with her ever aftained so rapidly nor lheld so 3 .,.”.u.\;u‘;..-,ml..x“ t \1I»u ;.‘\n s, Stacet, Creighton Block, to 0 v sur el 0 [ o |5 . b i onGL. dead 1aba she Lep! steadiast io confidence o asse by the best known autnorities, siy STERN HOAD SITUATION. | ¥ o gazing! Th me Jesus progress made at this date in previous shory | faithful vigil all night. Since that of peoj Peculiar in the brainswork which vy wholl everyiaing else Has failed, — Scen here ascending shall como again. go.aut S e S B VTS T T sy 6% Eareanarllions ; hit o e > o ! * alarly - | evc > h ed alone ous t represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla com. te your time and money with p. Itls :\nmyzm by President Perkins e with li;.m‘mn'm m‘u? the son o mi‘n(, :,“';::‘;3',““[‘[:“‘;,;Lj."” varticularly well ad ;,\ GILRLE GRG SARGANIOR VI NaRAD |-t BRSNS S ORI ot o i v O o P ‘the 0 king tor ism, see the Spi i « e ing for « 3 e whi i canuot cure you, you that hiave of tho Barlington, iy tonhavtien, apd Lece the Splili o 1 a pretty givl of eighteon and | re n medical AR S TR fi Eg 8 e ol B A S e od descending upon him, while the Iternal — [ uh ; | Cmicago, Teb 10, ~Mho Timos tomarrow | L2 LGRS BTRAS L Vel e e AR e o te el fi e o Sy ¥ i lette m President Per n, hear ye Him.! IHe who holds the sea g it o 1ts of her union with Coie You with many years practical experience in 2 OUE rem e SN kins, of the Chicago, Burlington & cy, i { Nevuasga Ciry, Neb,, Feb. 10, 1 &' must take our remedy or NEVE 3 “hicago, gton Quiney, your m:,nu, in the hollow of His hand, | W a bt o ™o S0 v Wook | @nd have been cavefully reared, preparing medicin Be swie to get only you that hive been afillcted i analyzing the western railcoad sltua- | tells you this. Ask the Holy Ghost : Bae.|—Mr, and Mrs, Van Wyck SHE FASCINATED $2,500, 1 s v A 32,500, Bould Ty 1) neans cono (0 s ox . ; tion, Ho ridicules the idea that sub. | ‘What think Yo of Chmst? and | lastevoning entertained a number of friends | Dogpite her lack of beauty, Bella had Hood’s Sarsaparilia OF it casis ver et permanemtly F;fSt Door Wast of Postolfice, ordingte oficials are responsible for | YOU Will tho anawer in the threo thousand at dinner at theirhome northwest of thecity. | g wonderful power of fascination over | Boldbyalldruggiats. £1;rixforf3. Proparedonly i yi\'TT it the frequent demoralization —rates of | Dentacost. Ask John the Baptist, andyou | J. Steriing Morton and sister, Mr. and Mrs, tongucs of five that descended on the day of | A party attended from this city consisting of | 1 #P(RITNC B PR FRE RO BRI 06 NG00 S €0, Apothiccarlos, Lowell, Mass, | & st : thiere is any blame to be attachod to the rail | will hear that wonderful man say, “I ainnot | 1. F. McComas, Mr. and Mrs, Julian Met- [ 0ccuasion u wealthy eattlenan whom she 100 Dosss One Doliar his is u blood Pu wil J ' roud managers, I . ho says, 10 the | he, but there cometh one after me mightier [ calf, Mr. ‘and Mrs, W. L. Wilton, Mr. aud | wet at Dalias entrustad hev with 2,500, any Skin or Blood Di ea Is ed heads and ot to bordinates. That | than I, whose shoe latchets I am unworthy | Mrs. James Reed and Mr. and Mrs, and sho clung 10 it/ 50 tenaciously tr Everything s managers are anxious to waintain rates he | to unldoso.’ Peter will tell you there is no | Hawley. its owner never goidh uga ho Iwus i = does not think there is any question, but it | other name under heaven' or bofore men B s ok galiag agaln, Bhe e THE GflUK REMFJ{ (HIN A remains to be scen, ho says, whothor the | whereby men aved. ande the. churoh e SRS luh\vhlwl‘.ln-f ~-»uv‘1£,‘zui of |,I whoof .. present effort of the presidents to provide for | yilteant will su % e “Genearl Howl." rust, but before sontence could be pro- el i S this without arranging to divide traftic and | Saving to the auy Mo is our Immanuel, Gody | gy ey Nob,, Wob. 10.—[Special Tolo- | nounced the cattletdih rose in court i A Great Mo Young and Middle- *Room llllun;llll_» :}- -| )«“ul Banl compensate the weaker lines will work any | “jut some muy say these are the words of | gram to Tue Brr.|—A general how! wone up [ said: “Judge, it all a davned lic ilding, Omaha, Neb, better now than in the past. If wot, he | hig friends: what of his enemies? DIl | from the people of Kearncy this evening be- | #i1't got a nickle of ‘my money, a ——TH B thinks that sonie way must bo found to mike | SR e 4 8 4 i alvision, and o pay tho eak Lok, ad If | bes e ssend, | hear e bloodthiraty erowd, | Cause of the now-arrival of tho eastorn mail gao lne aha iy hosn. il 4, wouldi'k ) ! this cai not be dono without the hel | 1\wateh Bilatous ho wushea Lis. hands and | 0% Bccount of the now servico that weny into | Ji8 JEC R TIB T EEFE L0, o [ .5 | of congress, that must be obtained, or rail | g T am Inuocent of the Blaoq of offcut ou the Union Paciic t-day. - Under Pand Droperty will ontinia. to sufor watll | S03% e Ayunocent of e biaod of this | {ho'preaont mail sorvico Omatia papers reach | Proposul of marriage from tie com- ; oF THE 0 (ALY Tiar: the weaker lines aro worn out and sold to | his Lord for thirty = pie of | sil. | the people twenty-four hours after they arve | plaining witness. W NEN, A i . oy i, Dized the strouger at baif their cost. 1t is Per- | yor, What think yo. of Christ! Na. | Priated: A ATy A T AT S Y i [}hlcago, Miiwaukee & St Paul R’_ s Volirulsln, :‘0“" “1;(‘““"'" that if ““‘I‘-“ "Ni‘l “"""‘dll"h" wure grows dark, a star secems _—— [ in writing h‘- autobiography . — | ¥ B R work their own salvation they and the | to ghine, but thr, ness I seo o Llectric Tramway, for publication, in whiph s 15 10 pre- £ ) SOt s AT public would fave bet mun rush before the council and as he seat- | Kuawsey, Neb., Feb, 10.—[Spacial Tete- | ent many thrilling siucidents of her | ¥ d T Tho Best Route from Omalia and Councld | LIuw ' il acay and deatl, et B ters the money on the ground 1 hear Wim | grain'to Tak Br. |The Kearney Electrio | wild life, She 1s-said to have been u | & iy EiSatoto: Haoliy Blufls to LT SH e b, Laviotutars >sses Kk DOrmAL Balfour on the O'Brien Afair. sy, ‘L have betrayed the inuocant One.’ e ing & vy | N0 the ¢ hasaid untolt 4 A Loxtox, Fob. 10,Balfour, in long reply | Tan asic the avch flond, “What thinie yu of | Ligut and Powof company ordered throe 100- | Slover writer, employing good clony | gh! it uiyt i o i THE EAST R sea AR ! hrist? Y < horse power dynamc io en. | English, with a rave sense of character- | knbw what afls thim, o 0 A without fuil by = abiise OF overindiigen 1. hox aing to correspondent, douliv with the party uacs | CIFist? You will hear him hiss, We know | horse power dynamos aud one electric en- | i ] ] taile them, i R S T g T [ S 1 . thee who thou art, Art thou come hither to | gine last evening for use in their new power | drawing and accuracy A Sorvution. - Prico TWO THAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND | £0rd,0),sent by mail propakd o receipt of pric 0 which the Gladst t th Brie | ford prey ipt of price which the Gladstonians put the O'Brien | gunent us before the times 1 | house, The engine will be placed on the Details of the killing which occurrved 18 18 @ Hook [or every mun, 4K pa COUNCIL BLUS¥B J GUARANTER 8 S e incident, says that tho storm was artificially | asic death and from the fomb I | tram road from'the clay banks to the presscd | near her home, twenty miles south of | JRrsenmtions for all acate ayd chy sesscs’ | (hioago, ~———AND—— Milwaukee, | . W5 G YANTER SIX BOXES raised for the interests of a faction, and pro- | hear the answer, ‘He is my conqueror, | Works. this plage, on Sunday evening, are dif- | who awaritd the' wo ‘and sexcied nots 10 0 | g¢ paul, Migneapolisy Codar Rapidsy | o e, Mith unch oxdar 3 coeds to genorally deny tho charges mado | the on of Judall and holds beneath his ——— fleult 1o obtain, but it is learned from | Aok, Jhu samplo, with fudorsevienia of | Bl LA o pm.w,,', iy S0G8r, UNRISR | LAEN M DeRhe AocmADIc Wit SN against the prison authorities. He quotes | foot the key of death.) "I ask nature, *What A Grading Contraot. persons coming from that section that | body Mudic or pr. W1 : : 1 | fund the mony if i tvatiment does ot from & letter sent by O'Brien to Dr. O'lar- | think ye of Clrist and through space [ R . 9 o he was asst ated fi 3 who' may be wonsulted | Clinton, Dubugue, Davenpoit, a cure, gy pod ey o i o Dr. nk vo of Chrints and theoughspacol | Nyngygea Cirr, Neb., Feb. 10.~[Spo she wus assassinated from ambush, by . TS At ate Jaiad a0 roll to the effect thit he had no complaint to | hear the response, hen my Maker d E nown nar v & Elgin, Madison, Janesville { ¥ 110 Faruam $0 ke, 11 this ule dopriving worsons of | Arow across my ' face the mantle of dark- | t0 Tne Brr)-—Shannon & Hoge, of this | Unknown purtice who have not been, Nye— ' Winons, 1a Crosse, 2 their clothing had to be insisted upon ho | Bess. : city, bave been awarded the contract for | @pprehended. The woman lived in a "“:'Efv o Wiuene, X Crose would say that no violence stould bo used, | Friends, can all creation acknowledge Him | grading 150 milos of the pioposed 3. & M. | desolute spot on the Cauudian river, 21,829,850 AR AU Giher KRpRIBE} RO Blaky Nzliests An Maliour further writos that Dr. O'Farreii | €xcept the siouer! If o be the Clrist, | lino from Alliance, Neb., to tho coal fields | and she was murdered while returning T ¥ it o LPENNVBOYVAL WAVKE e ey By then listen when He tells you the soul that | of Wyoming, and loave tomorrow for that | from a visit to some ncighbors, a fow ; ansll' SPI.IIIG,ICIZM! T ok, of b U B v Foathly by aver 10000 ho temperature wis 607 and that sinneth shall die. ‘Listen to Him | point to commence preparations for thowork. | miles in the Chootaw nation, She was were shipped during the past | - Failiuas Blospers sud the finsst Diniug Cars in the #periadty Ur &8 drugKista, Seatod Well and chueriul. Yho spoko as naver man stoke, ss e says R mounted on the horse which she had e S g U, | RGN “".L'.fl.::‘,“ uge ol e alers & e poni e B Ay o “T'hese shall go into everlasting darkness, Obituary. Usad for many Ate and avns within’ o fuar o aug emplay Noether i by 3 ! Cunmicat 00., Dirrorr, Mic - R 3 . sed fc s within a house in the world can t o paseengars A 0 Wi The Haytien Republic. gl :,’f.‘,’l"',',““‘.'fi‘,.fi: aud bills to ido thew. | o youy pep, 10.~Thomas M. Niokol, | fow hundred yards of bor home. Just o1 '“(',’YW"““‘";‘",'“‘:"'?"W A For'saje it by wall by Goodyma Mostox, Fob. 10-—Tne steamer Hastien | willavii'ue, unloss you ucospt hilt On ‘my | Whose conuection with the Honest Money | s she was ubout to ford the river on the B adida Drug Coy Omaha, Neb, Republic, recently the cause of 8o much | knecs | asked Cod to-day what I'd talk | league, of Chicago, bud other political organ | Choctaw side. wmun, or possibly two, 8010 oY LekoIAG DRicrsts. W ABArrokD, dcasians Gemernt Pisscasor | Jrouble with Hajyty, arrived this afteruoon, | about, and | ssemed G0 hear ELm | izatious, is well kiowa, is desd. fived on hev from ambush, being con: RW.TANSILL &C0.,55 Slate SL.Chicago. -y;-m-&“mwm | Peerless Dyes f)'L, "\ 0 Mark wiat we say,