Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 21, 1891, Page 3

] 3 g 73 VY LUR Ay £ . ] . » MITIY AWATTA TATT UV Do Giini o v TN DDITADYV 01 1001 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: S\TURDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1801, THE OMAIA - BEE [THE NEWS IV THE BLUFFS. i ' : et bt ri g teab g 30 Per Cent Saved At t t v g \ - MARCUS , CLOTHING ~ HOUSE, IN MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, GENTS' FURMSHING G00DS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, wly and secure Bargains, This Cut Price sale will CCUNCIL BLUFF S, LITIGATIO COUNTRY ROAD. Little Hope the Citizens' Indigna- t Mons 1 Winter ( T4 Miae Go. R tion Mecting Bver Materialize R MENTION the City. ¥ VG and A1S Brondwa Bluts, Towa SoSay the Barbers Who Talk of th ! e Haie on Men's Heads f Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists, { [ors At Andtn e 1400 DOUGIVAS 811N Dobers 1 1. OMALLA, NE, near the old Old Town, I oon the harber in which ed in b L razor over the same e getting very “Now whata giga this subject of the huir, 1 vou are getting bald. Neither ould try to save a yusand (ol fihat wou us f hair, but neit skill nor wisdom will save any man L shioned w « bs, single hair of his hend, For my part, | THAIUAE 00 SORE s . the only knowledge 1 have, after” bein LM s | in the barber busine twenty \ property whien i purely negative, I think that U | daop, was hiing in slings fistonod n { T6eal tasation ate ot don’t have your hair cut it will not fall | t50i vomors and then attuched to the iy | operat ont Attt GLTHG \eindieeE ThS LRiv washer 4 POR SALE or Ront -Oardon land, with < the records d v AWhat? Nover have it cut?? leum ¢ ey el ual in 1 f £ huson by IR oo, 03 Maln s, Goanol wn the land in question, andinneatls | viSton 0 minut DiFyouTavar sab/ui| s e faXI P1alg BUE RCICYALOEREE Dt ufls f the execitive council : \ 1 in operation, nld-headed oman? O er dic 1 ion of the lind below that | bald-headed woman? You never did. Bright and enrly every morning the andbe convir s ATt ssoasor, | WWoll, such o LT Lheaded | ogiitle Dobers ave hustled out of bed, | bottles f s by all drugists / = GITIZENS STATE BANK R e LRV S I HormHee et e i Reo s e S B D S oo 1 VR DBING imits by e couneil is abor o, Why o womon practically noter | o,y i St 7 3 / e Vile attow while he ussessor places | bald, and why ave men growing bald in [ (0 B¢ &N Bt heln as lnne ; e e Of Council Blulfs, ) nth ayonie lots fu the same vicl | greator numbers every year? You nat- | JOUNE 1SS ald y ISLREY COUNLEVIL L I Toe o oL ok Tk ! \n_investigation of the caso | § e EYye ! her mother, She pecls the n ident of'n G i urally reply—or you ‘would if you had ¢ 5 cable o 1 PITAL STOCK 50,000 10 Teapect 0. tho property In the conntry es o he B [ IRGUREIRI i | o 2 | CAPITAL STOCK SRR 111 ko diderepanay, . he. counel | thousht about it ds much as T—that the | ({d gictors, likewiso how own, and londs | 3 conty yewts ov in o f SURPLUS AND PROFITS. . . 00 69,000 phaces their T el | reason Ties in the hats women wear, ! i A 4 HHtvaRItS ces their value at §25 per acre, while th tencher of a4 country sch ellow \ o them into the wirc Next she [i ment exercia skt bR i e iy \’M": et ok 'lmm‘{" bimeos, | trows in a handf witfered soup | Speings, 0. Among 1 pils was VORI RN oSt Vi EUGE TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 215.000 ing of March il | i S ol et des D it | (RAULRBIGR 01w H{tiTe R Ao | b TR RILG B R A R AF e il e fr fenrly vieo wond the e Daecrors—1 A Miller, B0 Gloason, B amounts to about four handred lots in the | Their hats are open and there is more | G idates for immersion, When ey ery- nh ) prin LT TR AT A i gipinectanety A MilLGn e Of Clinson I Articlos of incorporation were filed yester- | ity limits and_about four hundred acres in | o less ventilation under and through | {jeidates for fnemion, When sverye | had found in lhnois and had taken to | BV A SEOO G A DR nrseases | Byt b Bliart B B, Ciris day in the office of the « v recorder by | the country. ‘Phis makes a difference to the | 10y i Wi ‘ raise, The by o and bright ot pletely ol permanently e red. | g QIR ST and surplus of anp the Exchange State bank of Walnut. Th county of about &2,000 in taxes. RYOUS DEBILITY AND SEXUAL DIs- | jess Lurcost capis, o e AL 1 been attending to her household duties | 1 i 1elked Sepbr e i Corporation 1s to Have a capltal stock of $100, unty of dbout 2,000 1o taxes, = od in the | POXes that enclose and weigh down and X e e P OSIT5s asily slin through the hole in the foor I'his basket, which was about three foet o 1., Tre A brother of tor L M. Troynor, is & wember of the classof | 1Y whereas men’s hats are heavy 1 i n the meantime, comes outy mans ORDERS yicld rewdily (o their skiltful treat o0, Tl incorporators are J. 1. Merrill, J. | remonstrancoas baving having - been follow- | Stitle the hair.s oo G. Raunds and ), Mosher ingr out this plan, are the Union Pacitic, the LI never thought of that little flock down into th Ar old Vwithout pais detent ;. 1 ML LAy L SWe i ai Al (LR LE A Kl el iss Grant complained of the boy's | guaranteed cired without paii or detention C. C. Crawl of Peoria, 111, has purchased | Northwestern, ihe Burlington, the Mil Well, that amounts to nothing,” said er and gives them o thoroug h dous: M I A _ : N the furniture and oo of tho Dacihe house | wankee, the Kock isdand, th Wabash and | the bavoer, It sounds important, bup | Ftar und givesthem . thoreugh dows: } ghortcoming to hisadopted father cand | T4 BERELE AND VARICOCELE i M. H. CHAMBERLIN, M. D and will from now on carry on the business. | the St Joe. A strong effort will be made by | whatever we say in favor of women's : hawy L tadi L was advised to wear a hickory W out neptly: iy [ fally cuted fnever SR G D Mr. J . Tarply, the former proprietor, has [ the county authorities to have the exeeutive | hats is offset by the fact that they wear upon him, Sho hesitated o boy |, FyrHILI L e PHROAT SPiCIA LTS goue o St dosoph, Mo, where he will g | council tai s steps toward putting an end 0 | fhom twice ns’ many hours at o time as was big and strong, although zood na- | N N Decayed. | L e bt T into the restaurant’ b M, Crawl the wa stice which the county has |y G theirs. Women often put a tured, But the father insisted, and Wenkn ud akl dely AT O At PO an old hotel man and will no doubt make a riag at the hands of the railroads 5 SRR R 5 1t Lo either tive trntid with ratest BU10C8, B Midttor Hendricks will accompuny | It on in tho morning and don't remove | {80t Supcrior, to the reguintion band | (©F Wirning the boy soveral times, she | i i rentiat wil "elio & idramoval 6l W.IT. Davonnoris: head Jonstrance to Des Moines 1 it till dinner; they wear their bonnets | 8O guittion Bund 1 one day wsed ‘the Kickory upen him in [ fotiiosar theesces o CATANINT, AT A quarters to this city will transfer the mar - in church, at the theater, during their Unlike most children, who kick and | the_presence of the entire school. 4] STRICTURE wiver" i e Vi st Nt OL L tho . Obfchits BRI R tORAS votice a prominent Omaha fivm adver- | calls, everywhere and all the time. The | Lo n fuss when being serubbed. the 1t- | Bimbled the dad, and it was feared that |00, < 1 HCAL OVERRATIONS, w Quiney general freight and passenger traflic cman & Co's prices on carpets. | important difference between the sexes | (14 ol g el he would run away that ht the i of the'division to this point. Bosi s to inform our Otmaha patrons aud | g Safier all, that L R Oy e I L | e ivan iccoriingly . ' f NS preseuce of Me. Davenport tho chu @ way from our city, that Eise | jlaiy haiv dugand givls and women don’t, | paingobath | Tho cold water imparts b f goad of ranning s | e atn iR BB Ioies hodo b bar et s i stock and _have | thelvhuiventand gisisand women dont. | bealthy glow to their pink skinand their | UG MG ORI B IENO Eo N BhtyIs Tas i . We will make prices 5 | A1 irl’s he X eyes spavkle with delight as they duck h g asses early ehildhood. Some fathers who i will be some remuneration for the i v wvertised by any | | ad tumble over on other ‘in the CebreAt] t M. M. Marshall, it 1ufls Carpet Co. \ ob! d to keep their hm]\.\~_m!hl"‘ basket The you " L laughing little mude so many friends for himscle and z : hot ity insist that their babies’ hair | younerdior only eight months old, fairly company during his years of service in thi " shall be.cat, and the mothers yield in | GRS aishi at the prospeets of ( w plunge, and cries when his mother thinksit too cold for him togo downin the basket. When Mrs, Dober thinks her hrood is clean cnough to last till the next morn ing she hauls the basket up flush with the platform, fastens the crank and lots them dry awhile. This operation and HCCOUNT WAS NOVOL Propar ! ¢ 3 the windlasserank. She lowers ner happy | oo VRS FISTU LA AND RECTAL ULCERS forward. This movement and the com- motion made in the bashet by the chil- dren produces a lather from the soap, and cleanses the kids in a manner equal, boys and men huve was scen to burn night. The nex o at sehool, al, and 11 the day he was perfeet in his The réformation comple orphan became famous in tl Miss Grant cam Me, Crowell, A fow years Mr. Crowell was stil the postoftice depa e wis 1 over the Port Scott & Wichita road wasadverse to recognizing Mr. Crowel ;_“‘MM ikt exnetly 10 sult ) . Betts & , | the eases of the givls with great relue- DHnolIce bRIBY I (R toba hald StRu M wagon ot B! | tance, but after the little girls ave four Sh R0 op five years old the women fight to have all other attempts in that line that aave been their Nair uncut theneeforward, and made by the police forco i pst years. “An d Ating, sanftary en- | such is the rule with most givls. After orehe Hm‘* 'u'- VTG 5 ha " Council Bluits thinking it all over for twenty years 1 SAGLE s e 4 am of the opinion that haireutting pro- R o commiiicos 3 ¥ I v cent off, cash. | duces baldness, i 45 s et i Wiy See,” continued the barber,” *‘what | 119" the " entle zephyes that bloy tho. fostivitioss. Recoption, Di Macrag, T, i wonderful hends of hair the Indians | f he gontle zophyrs thut bow in e president of the Bowman, J. J. Brown, I. J. Abbott, D. J n itehinson & Co. fc have. How thick it iss how spl ¢ o s needea | FoRd happened to be in his car attache Dis Favvell, W. H. Kuepher, Wade Cary. Floo bargains in lots in Wilson Terrace. Special ol inoisture, so thnb nbitowelsiira eada I's sonic templo this evening promises to outdo ) - Jn‘l\>, presidentappeared in person and led | 1402DOUGLA EET, - - OMAHA, NEB " Mr. Crowell back intohis car. **Your And nsk yourself why you should pay old- | ng around lose in the viciuity of tho court | countries or on our border exemplify tho o griping, no na pamn when De | wif . made me preside this e thelbinids KtHoyl weaiido eir " to the rear of the train, and the ereden B L Martin, Dan Graham, K. N, Whittle: | inducements for the next fow days. aro the brnids oy weardown thelr | fonaeying the fhfants, which s nn dm- |/tD FI2 ECir 6 LG il andl Lho Grecon v Dol M onaa: 1t 1 W dstoty feii bucks, Itis so with all savages—all | (O HHRE ELe AT WS 8 woll an | Uals were referred to him ty soon T SR i LD ECO It Fell Through. have plenty of hair and nono ever cut [ Prant saving of titoriat 1 S| i Stop Ihink, There was not so much indignation float- | it. The white men who live in wild : i Electric Trussss, Tt hieen op Erevors A bl | e o sen eapoctod. *An anmoumees | Sume thing. They woar their hiir down | Witt's Little Early 1tisces aretaken, Small | road,” hesaid. 1€ it had notbeen for | INPORTANT TO NEBRASKANS | Belts, Chest Protectors, Ete, when you can get first cluss, clean, fresh coods at modern prices! Read these prices Ak, e leranime ot | who haa been instrumental in setting the in N " uri 3 oo | on their shoulders and itis thick and | Pl Safe pill. Best pill. a whipping she once gave me 1 would A & S WANTE v T It Sas mado) duHlng the div by RsIGAN s Gy BTES R R ohe el | ] - now be a plodder on o farm.” 1t was Everyone interested in the | AENTS WANTED. DR C.B. JUDD, the time thoy have lived the lifo of the | Klucky Cantain Saves a Refuwee. | Peancis Tierman, grown tobe rich and | welfare” of Nebraska should 1606 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia rude people around them. My ealm de A London letter tells how a Sibes fumous. all from the school teacher's s Pl Hhes i hE TNl ol i Tigorl 100 17 patt cision is that if you want to excape bald- | political prisoner named Bourtzoff vere discipline. M. Ticrman soon after | know that thousands of dollars gpppep, o RIATOBN whito fish, 60c3 B cans.corn: 2as 3 enns tomas | hoss you st |\u.»|>||..-lw‘..u-. K aided by a British captain to esc ¢ uHulrm‘In-*[u\-;\:‘l: TRNT ':(“' with [ are sent yearly to Lastern | toes, 2he; 4 cans peas, 25¢; Davis’ No. 10 flou rom your head. No medicine will ven g s many adventures | DS Wife to see Mrs, Crowell. e isnow | 3% ° D | 505 Davis Blao DY flour, #1385 Buftalo | & ; not to be abandoned alto- | cdy bidness, o find i physie that will | Lo e ¢z many QVentures |y milionire and s bilding « rivoad | Patent Medicine houses, which | qrirepe o buspy 1h: Gold Medal flovr, §1.45; Snow | gether, it would bo held in the near {do so is the surest rond ton giant for- | P4 after eluding his guurds in the Si- | o Sl Lake City to Los Angeles might as well be spent athome | ot SRR lour, £1:00; 30 1bs i Linen, and men have hean oxpesimenting | berian prison Bourtzeff planted his foot e ght a pent boxes ofmiateles 1 |y s stated, and, fndoed, it seems o be the | for move than a century without finding [ fivmly on the deck of the British steamer FOR THE SPRINGS for the following medicines, | B A L\l Ii E: RS B ek (A0t e e et | general fmpression, that fienation | & vemedy,” Ashlands, commandod by a stlwart, | op Arkansas and A0 Points Sonth. | which when once tried, will . 2 Soread, 5es 1 1b good tea, Soe, | meeting willnot be held at all. when the : = good-hearted Welshman, Captain1Rees. | ke the Wabash. the best and ouicke : Ty R 3 Corner Main il Broadway IVoEy ot stbds idea was first sprung upon publicit was | TO Nervousual Debvititate 1 Mon i il e Can | o setnesiabaiE ibaibatnid gilckdliproy eRtofc veryon that there | COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Brown's C. O, D, erocery. Telephone 20 If you wili send us_vour address wo _wil : ] (b, Ll e b nothing better made and re-! eaters in forelen and donestis — xehants ! send you Dr, Dye's Colebrated Voltaio Relt | nople. where the authorities had been | Springs, 40 to New Orleans, 52 to Jacke | 1 ng AR -7 Haolinatim niada und iuteross paid on tiae Kindergarten school, 803 Fou avenue 2 T W :n.\iA\w N trial 'H]u\'I\\'Mligvm“;,\ notified by the Russian government -‘-'»w‘“‘“‘y" l"‘ h't-vw with col Ll d- | member cach of our remedies its, Spring term opens Maveh 2. Mrs, I, L. Sack conclu hat 3 estore. you o vigor, manhood und health. P L e e st time to all points south, 1R RN AAR SE v ALl 2 ing to hold for | Pamphlét freo. Vorraio Beur Co. Marshall s y-"‘“" AR (800 cc "l“"““‘”‘l sl e e | are warranted. } oryingz what might proy Mict, us to he got off by some means or ¢ g il ¥ Tl il AT o s PEESONAL PARAGRAPIS, Wit to enforce the law i M AL cr. The first spy managed to get on "l—w"" i “‘“ i ! ) Turkish Tea for n! k rlrn Vou | 208 A ; it ‘““' Mo A Husband Who Will Have Peace. Ifwnn\;m‘!\n\.»w Captad ’I] stonmodil S RRe Ll liver and nerves. DBest Blood A Cuy awealthy stocknan o Voea, while Ly isposed | 1 r rom the « Sen into the Josphorus | ¥reatiy reduced rates £ e 1 . it s Jumes Galbeaith is the most good na- | from the Black ! phorus [ ¢ Gl )il i 1ic] = Was iu the City yesterday aftomnoo T A L0 s i e Ho doos not | he found imself survounded by Tuvkish | full information call ut the Wt medicine, 25¢. Turkish Cough Market Fixtures, Casints ss Katie Fearon of Jacksonville, TIL, is ] 0 preve ho enforcenic LD 1 b o dete “howe QOSSOSO Pl pler MEMRIIMNEBUUSL o ORIl @ S ses will cure al 8 MO T il : vopiar probibitory law. On | objeet to his wife living with another | patrolboats. le determined, however, | (S G T TON A Cure, a few doses will cure af s VSl 3y, ieitngihon 800, M08, DA h the other Bund, many who are heartily oo | man as long s they don’t bother him, | thut Bourtzefl should be sufo « ! L LA Bad ous o Turkish Lini- | Spees wd Squsaze Mikers Madyinery IVbl1b AL nie boas oan et oEia h posed to prohibition were of the opinion that | Galbraith left his home for . visit to | 50 faras he could insure it on o Br ReToTTraing ad cough, 50¢ "urk p A it A g e at the Pacific house in this ity for several | §PUDIC et s of o Prerer | relatives. ' When he returned ho found | vegsel e T e The action of Chrneallor Sims i ment, specific for Rheumatism, | # " iy vy cld and eenera Indisnost | RN it of dowiing (e W, |t his wito Il taken ' tho houschol | | I wus ordured o shoro to the - | il finfor e of tho Sysinss | stops all_pain, Soc. Turkish tion. He will beable toreturn s oftice in | {0 Bl G L | 2oods and set up another home on the | thorities, hut he took good care to u« R 0 G B . ) it ¢ Q e Atlortioys atlioni Tur’ Bex building on Monday L 28 e St to i | next street, with Joseph Stern, a hache- | Bourtzeft entered amder an assuaned | {5 AR T Asthma Cure, relief atonce, soc | Sins & Saunders Wt St srominence who would be | 1or, as maseuline head of the family, [ namens o stewird: of the ve an o life to its foundations e e e G 1 g4 il 5 Ehugw ous and prominent merchants of Seattle, Sl oud: - Consequontly o | The new ostablishment ws hoing s | then ho braved the Turk. e was ex- | (#0 T 49, e fowdaton ahn's Golden Dyspepsia Cure, i (Bt Wash., but for many years one of the fuith was postponed, 1n all probability | upon money belonging to the absent | @mined and crossexamined as to his | FROIN IS S RIS | O " | a sure cure for Dyspesia, Sick 18 Tulidlerlinol Honwydhianiinie Coi awphol g 1\ | hushand, Instead of becoming excited | problematical steward of whose evolu- [ FEacFRE TR SR and | Headache cte., 500 I'urkish : 1, Ne ‘\‘-‘-\.“"h‘ i L A veport was civeulated yesterday at this turn of affairs, Galbraith ecalled | tion the spy had managed to acquaint » e m z | o W. Hewitt, Thos, E.Uasaly coffee, 25¢ per package: | dignation ball rolling that owing to certain fman_coffec “hams,” e per Ib: | peasons which they did not cave to maise pub the meeting would be postponed, They stated, however, that the idea of having such Sl S very popular. Butas soon as people bad time to think the matter over they e o D. I, McDaneld & Co., Butchers' ad Packars” Sup!is, 1. Bauxbaum, now onc of the most prosper. Rormmen onpiovtrs am i et Uhkoug | ficetanc had b talbd for sowe e n U | ypon his wife, congeatulated her on hor | o suthoritios, and- finally on the | 0SNG IS Footh Wash, is splendid for | et e G the immense * Bi n mercantile palace and Lo utmost precaution aid, | selection of a companion, and then re urklsh theory thut vman wilk doany=if o “avocutive committee of i weth 23c. By all drugaists nurke, Hewitee sy, pronounced it the finest west of New York 180 bidi to prevent thy o turned 10 his own house to dwell in lone- | thing for moncy, bribes were offered to | 4 SFECTEE S E YT Trion LR 8 et - was thought of from beingz made | liness, Mrs, Galbraith and Stern we Captain Rees ru r from £160 to £300, reception in the college pavlors on Fob- | OF SEnton rec ipt of price to Attorne ‘\'“\—“IL—LJI\V Chamber sets, Tund Bros. public. The call wassaid o bave lad the | ojected from the house they were occu- | But the sturdy captuin refused all such | WEERECHE FE8 AR LARE IR CREERL o B8 90T e for ac | - -— natures of a large numver of the best bus- | vvine. and they moved bac ir old | offers, denied” the right to search his ) b, & any ¢ 55, Samy 2 The new vooms of Drs. Woodbury ying, and they moved buck to thelr old same time there is o considerablo cle e > el 19 o Elete in e ey | iness men in the city, but ro one seemed to | home, The house was not caleulated to | Yessel and took a bold stand on th ey ; : v | stamp. Turkish Remedy Co., | he finest and most complete in the we: Know who was it it. A number of m d Romiantil sy bialas Hel want baole || ment iniha foln purticulavly among o the new Grand. “Talophone, 1450 | Wik it was thought. mght reasonasly. coma | 101d two husbands and one wife, It was | CRomanus sun” busts. o went bck | 1)y oug women, who regard Omaha, Neb. S ader the head of the best business men | Crowding matters to much, Galbraith {10 hisship, got up steam, and followed G470 ¢ e ealty as o curtiln — - - Ofces: 7. J. Brown Bullding, Councll Bluffs, Spectul—“1 sy, havo vou tried tho ten, | wre interviewed on the subject, but they ail | thought, so ho gathered up i few of his | by the "urkish boats, vaced down the | {RE S YRR F0 8 G P Towa Lund Bros., 2 Malustrectt 1t is just excel* | denind knowing any thing about it ¢ belongings and loft, e is . pationt | Dardanelles into the Agenn sea with LD ¢ lent L One or two things have come tolight in the | man, but ho suys that if his wife and her | both Bourtzefl and the Russian spy on | 4% wready afoot to give adancing party i | i by 3 s J on anothes date, to ahow thoir indehond- | (P A 8 ¢ n e e T R S e | e Yot L e e | M et ot e bi e B o | N gy W. C. ESTEP, The : i $hia comp | o ko s booR ook B for g spendxdcath | bothering himyhaiwill huve tha liw. on [luntil it xeachod Glbraligr, ~Then {hoy - X Covneil Blufrs, Towa, Iaat ove {3 i 0 o thesaloon business in Council Tutts. A | them. e wants peace, and is now try- | mde for England and Bourtzell was Don't Fool Y oursel d AR LT A0 e : atement yesterday.. He was retained sev. | ing to find it at the residence of a cousin, | landed safely on the London docks, Notwithstanding all \ % S 4 were | i AAIDIARLYESIRICOY, ] FL01NBs 0tainod aeks e & When the story got out Captain Rees | conteary, the Chicago, , > 3 Funcral Diveetor an | Embidmer, had thatfan injunction De Witt's Little Early Risers: only pill to [ Was overwhelmed with con ulations | payl IRy's new steam b g cainst bim. Yes- | cure sick headucho and regulate the bowels. | and he has been made much of by the | geeping ears, with “eleet . v call from the - - members of the National Liberal elub. | avary horth,? still leayes the ! | NEISRASK A tated that he had been Sorry he Washed., % pot, Omaha at 6:10p. daily, ar prtain puvts who had author | 14 wwas novel bath that one of the Blgaast, o | fow weels liave buun olding bigh var- | iicotofliee, 1501 Farnan st. i { A ¥ §. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NES, and receiving visits from hundreds ) 10 ) NS Sun. Sweepers had been eleaning the | of Indians from other tribes, The prin h l.‘l RESTON, 9, 1 00,000 up the ¢ i o same aitorney says chimney, the flue-hole of which was di- | eipal dainty at the feasts was tubs of last 298 P e of the sama kind, o n- | rectly *over the tub that the attorney | season’s wild strawberries soaked inse Smitten by Conge W.S. ROBINSON:* < 4 62,300 e 8 \ used. Having o key to the establi oil. This dish was devoured Aacnentionnltesiioa i . A e i Ately 11 take a good adquarters. Hedid not turn on the gas, i Parkersburg, W. Va., wh « fthe Un TS, Tighes, ons e tho: baokgre ; ed into the basin by the light Oysters by th 8 ) e : et y | PHI 11RON and seelng how thing of the incousistant moon. Seyeral gallons | Pliny mentions that, according® to I court ofticial Willi e W Far But the chief of police a > ith Co. for chattel loans | of soot had fallen into the tub, Th the historians of Alexander’s exped 7 Attention Given o Ores, are with nit y aud reul estate, st lgkorian X X RHA ! Waters and Oils, A Gencral Banking Busines: position that th water felt glinpary, A match revealed | tion, oystersa foot in diameter were | and pleaded, with much enrnestness and position tha! - 3 a horrible state of affairs., He w found in the Indian seas, and Siv Jumes “not g 1 | d they held cons by the de y Buy your a wood of O. B. Fuel Co, : : 5 oun | bravado, *not gui o trinl was . " % Bl o i 539 Broadway, Telephono 136 el Co., | painted from intellectunl to pedal ex- | E. "Pennent was unexpectedly enabled to | proceeding when, without a word of [ 1112 Dodge St., Omaha, N headquarters, th i —— tremitics. Soot is one of the most dif- | corroborate the correct : fua dinner sots, Lucd Bros., 28 Main | flcult substances fu the piinting line to | ment, for at Kottier, near Trincomn o was romoved, Testorativos ip| . S 5 4 PEACTICE IN THE STATE AND FEDIEIAT COURTS, t ud him, The | Cal,, recently tpok, according to the tunder the civeun cases dec it ) nothing but change arengned for violating sion laws 4 8 Lo ! " o C for atl Leavy is going to drop in the next day or two ‘.”"rm“ rest may be imagined brought to the rest : came in shortly afterward | m;“ 53..513.1'1)’»: Nn‘amc;?m(';\ sE. Gure - J ured mode than eleven inches in length, | “puilty.™ When questioned 3 | wherealnarirestnertiuls. FuTanechon witreach by half as many in width, But this ex Yhe said thut his con . ‘ Hitnt outle “Price, ote dollar, Sea signatiro o E. . traordinary measurement in heaten by sed him so strongly after o , STAHL. For 8ule By All Druggists. Ihe case is one ousing' a Drunk. | the oysters of Lincoln in - South plea that rugs at Davis', opposite Ogden, \ 7 10 get damay The employment of the tavern trox | Austealia, whic edible house. One m : . — Evans Laundry Co., 520 Pearl strect, Telo- [ Distrlet court was monopolized yestel Dr. Birney cures cataren, Bee vl phone 20, Goods called for and delivered, by the trial of the casc of Martin Dermod e Pure fresh b N he claims he as 1 duck stool was accidenta « ones he 0l i are as lar S Card of Thanks, 18 o ducking stool, was accidentally | ones in the wor ! larg il piges. SAER SEEhANREL o » which was | covered, quite rocently, by ulnay well | o dinner plate and of much the sime A«SIHMA CURED] g 1 a road ug past his farm pear | known to us, suys the San Francisco | skape. They are sometimes more than LADIES ONLY Schiftm 2na'y Asthma Cure tover /ils o pive Bluffa: Wo deslre to thus express our | yoo ad which was first used was | Chronicie, Sho wus pussing such a | u foot across'the shell beartfelt thanks for your f sympathy | © R laid out by tne | trough, when the saloonkeepor, a big L ! " ol ¢ T and acts of kindness extouded tous and our rvisors att % of G burly fellow, came out of his doo; Gould and Dillon Bathe N A family in our deep affliction in the sickness ging a poor old man ubout half h 7 Tt was 18 good as a circus to watehJay | wy and death of our darling daughter, Dora, R The old man was rather the wor Gould and Sidney Dillc b tin 2day.Lod i I8 proxidinee exer aeg) Wikl 4 it i quor, and of course unuble to vesist. | the large marble pool ermul LA RONN & Py The saloonkceper through the old man | baths at the Mo i jotel 1n | When she became Mias, she clunis 0 Castoria, u Ta WEAK ME Sufertne fron R e A i a Jrakess 8y 1u6. N Uit A Gade | bodily into the troughand drenched | the visit, N Whien she hod Clildsen, shie gave Him Castoria, A \ SOl ervon ) Tiaby wae slek, we gave hor Castorla, When she waa & Clild, sho eried for Castoria, Stockholders' Meeting, ——— vin are the L & him thoroughly, As the lady st ( putch, They were a TR Snugart & Co. carry largest stock of bulk | Colonel D, B. Dailey for the detendants serving the scene two other ludies eame | schoo field, g nand Hower sceas in the west, I'ho jury i the case o Eighmy vs | up to her, Evidently they had scen it | selves hugely, Mr, Gould could barely A i Catalogue sud sauples by wall, the Unlou Pacide rallroad pauy Snlshed lull(u. one of them exclalmed, “That's | keep his head ubove wuter,so short is he, Joys and appen ¥ them Prof. K, O FOWLER,