e 7 S{IiURDA'Y. MAY 29, 1886 aylor, - Arapahoe; ¥. give them in mbndy, 85 that they may be | to establish such a school, The clanso | suffer so much, particularly in the morn- MeMillan, Omaha; C, Selah, Ewing! €. finder no necossity 1o beg for bread. This | was retained. ; s M Owmaha; B H. Wi 1 l 1 o b it i : On August 2, 1883, the | ing, is entirely thrown oft by Hood's e v A ! maha; K. ‘otley, Weep- much we can do. and in my judgment it | sundry civi sropriation bill be Sarsaparilia. Bridging the Biz Muddy at Nebraska | ing Wat 2 » chwe dry civil appropiiation bill being un | Sarsaparilla, Uity. v vice | is our duty. Itimyy cost $5,000,00). We | der diseussion, an amendment was pro i T il -—r A SBucoessful Struggle for Oivil Barvice | I8 our HER UL, OF (o weok 10 stop | poscd 16 atrike out i Homto tor 'tivs | Atticles of ineorporation for a strect SINGULARITIES, Beform in Law and Practice. the inflow, an{'have not succecded. As [ appropriation. Mr. Van Wyck opposed | Taillway from Omala to Florence and - LIN N A monstrouity In th t A — much will be eofiected from impost as | the amendment, which was el LRI R A s s AL o LA AR COLN BLOODS' INGENUITY. monstrosity In the way of 4 mediin s been in the years goe by, ~The | tho clanse retaiicd by a vote of 23 to 20, | Florence Inke. werg filad with the county | Qi Robart Ch ¢ 008 srea o v o heat o't g, s (e brop. | OPPOSED TO CAMPAIGN TAXES. | Jus, et it (L, MU KOR, O ) Flause retalfiod by 8 Yote.of 33 1o 30. | cloek yestordny. C. K. Mayne. &, 15, (oI Robert Chr Stgtl oLl AL T A T us mako an eflort to distribute it where it [ amendment to the Japanese indemnity | Eads, D, C. Dinbar, C. P, Bentley, Wm Baronet, M. D,, A “Dark Horse" Pitcher for the Lin- | & Wiodeiick ,h:‘\-"‘lm'\’:};‘,‘"l",;_‘m‘l"‘ foram | A Vardety of Pension Legistation | should ,..”.-uu o, redecming the na- | bill for the payment of $15,000 to Consul | Gibson, H. C. Hollis and A, H.Mayne | piyaioian to Her Majosty thie Quice 1: Prosidend colns—Capturing Teain Confl- | it maltormation, Iy upher oeth were of | Urged and Sustafned—Exposing | 1on's pledye. 16 will not do for ustobe | George 8. Fisher, for Tosses from firg in | 4 the lncorporators et T e W M) bt bl R LR B sl R Ll ‘ haggling atout the fow wmillions of dol- | Yokohama, was’supported by Mr. Va : e Men - Building o nURENaE T8 The oo ot Te o v Land Grabs and Other V luds thess ponslons will cost. With lapse [ Wyck. . Wo wore forcing opon - th o 16 v Packing House, lower teeth were fully as lo but shot u cious Measures, of years should not come less appre ts. Col her suffered in cons ) © it aoie Hlood, — w ! vlmu'mll-] the nm(m O ount of this s tion. Avother twenty _\[«:mrmm nn-“w. t, | quence of the rebellious spirit in Japa w8 e 1‘_ "ok T Y curions developmen wnd this vast army of veterans will an’ | more than did this government, m ) are old aherey W 4 B e TR e e ";: wonmigl | of his tetl, and n 1 r 1 swor roll.call and gather in tewnion ywith | than did the'alliod Vowers, maro tinn the | L e e U b rtiele orporatiol he | starved when canght. CIVIL SERVICE REFORM {ho patriots who have gone before. 'The | officers and crow of the Wyoming; he X g X Missouri River Bridge company were | A very remarkabio story comes from Tou- Lo d b h ho patris & i and crow of the Wyoming; h i ] itve gor ore. Tio * and crow, ) g halt o1 ek quinme, wid © o 80’ | Yon fasy - Senator Van Wyck offered an amend- | whole eountry shoulc willing that | lost all he had. The allied powers paic 100 cmiodies w conce b o X . 80k filed yestorday in the seerotary of state’s | OIS Whet: & working wvoman was in o o e } office. The organization, which is a Ne- | guarded by a faithful dog. As days passed ould’ be_done to a class of so cir consuls ¢ e lbealn South American fonie < wh b B onot o1 s statos he basis of | Hicrs 10 Wil b i 08 0 they sustained, and our own ministe Her Maj 8 v the Gueen, says: Ths propertios Draskn City concern, was formed for the | 516 tought' the baby's appetite ialea, bug | Honed among the statos on the basis of | 141y disnbled, whether from Joss of id 00. Col. Fisher's cluim, 25 YEARS N USE. oF T oadortn Tiant'ts Goon e e HaR tiFnose of alldinE & oy 4 still it thrived, — One day shie found the dog | Povulation. He said: “I am desirous | jjmigor from any equivaleut disability, i has continued to be | The Greatest Mo Tiumph of the Ago! Temarkntio of AIY KNOWN 10 1he -6 lieal worlds purpose of Hullding & Failwiy and Wagon | standine over the infantand calmly suckling | that we should put something into this | which renders them powerless to obtain | presented from that time till now SYMPTOMS OF A LR LR R R bridge across the Missouri viver f It | THG nother tho! arranigement & | bill which will giye it some signifleance | sustenance during lif Dovne PENSION 10 GEN. BURN©LT — | such point near Nobraska City ns muy bo | 001 one, and it has gone on, the baby doiy < found de abie, to the east bunk of the ROFESSOK DUNCAN CAMPRE L ‘ e T tas puiset, At STt oR, Thas 48 it Uon ua ORPID LIVER S R well under the treatment and power. Gentlemen who come from ABITIC 16 Rl A\ ¢ | A AR WAL LD ot d g At G i Plattesk on Monday astone fonr | g dopartments, cast rupon one | passed by the house with great unanim- | and was at last defeated through M. | t, Pain un'tor the shoulders oot Tonid promoters of the schome are B. Stev t square was loosened from a quarry | 0. i i fyeth ¢+ for the reliof class of persons the | Van V b i y linens after eating, with & di N M. CARNOUHA . 3 hieh was fully @ quarter of a mile above | asking for justice in the distribution of [ ity for the relief of a classof persons the an Wyek's industry and perseyerance n to exertion of body or mind, JOHN M. > cnson, W. A Catton, H. N. Shewell, Wo ldiem, Ttroiled down with treniendons ve- | federal patronages but I des're that the | most meritorious in this government— | A bill lins passed both houses and awaits lity of tompor, Low apirits, witl i ch N. Wilson, D. Brown. W. F. N. House, | loeity, and when it struek the road bounded | i giould be hased on some substantial | 0ldiers who have lost an arm or a leg in | the signature of the president, and all we < . T o' Now Y ork, o, siys: Ny W. F. Sloan, D. P. Ralfe, Ed. Sheldon, | tWenty teet, just grazing the heads ot two | 10 S 3 Yusk friond | the service. Senatoc Van Wyck united | usk 15 that the secretury of the interior b Robert Hawke, E. 8. Hawley, D, MacCa- | Iw‘l“n'-"'m 'I:.Iﬂmuuu.n horse in the head, killed | principle in t regard. 1 ask my fric in the opinton of Senator Harrison that | suspend on until the aet becomes a v M bt wof Tonic, W dtonled bonetit o From the ho head it bounded | from Missouri how many men in his | it is 3 hat class of ns that y discussic s matte s tal d W 11 N 8 nmong woment 7, Robert Payne, Robert Lorton, Julian | ciehteen feet turther, and plunged into te i 2 1t is dug to that class Lt o discussion of thu matter wus | - @traldrenms, lighiy ciored Urine, and : o fi, dobiiitnicd. o orworked sohool y \ o ground over half a foot state would obtain positions in the naval | some ion shouid have been taken on | protracted, and the result was that the CONSTIPATION. D Mk iy rk”"An»L o ‘w‘.‘“m schoel ! W. C. Lambeth, William NG 8E Ute: Torast : 5% Lot on Docoration Dav. ey did: the | Secomnitign of his sorvices i the shape | W woro in tho strugeles of the war. You | railrond lines. ‘There are 1o Amo pe G ttan SRR CAPITAL PRIZE $150,000. et ork once in the good time of ten sec- | of n gasoline stove, stood up boldly and manfully here and in ns to be supplied by thes ol Notice, Tickets are $10 on H alves, 5 2 A i 2 every corner’ of the nation, and you Not even a weekly servic Fifths $2. Tenths - Architect The trunk of Ed Matterson, a boarder | ™ ol the Inst mun and the last dollar | quived. Shall we wait until the contrac LINT OF PR1ZES Offices—53 54 g 4%, Richurds Blook, Lincoln i \\.”,m,,u,lm, “.,,l,,.,l wils i 7 y o the i \\-;_um it hlrm. wo :«rv‘nmwlv Trr:lnliy service m.ﬁl e in 10m iz or - §150 00 Neh, | Elovntor on 11t stroct haics by o sneak thief yesterday, who got ny L home, his nation understood | terfere® The gdvernment wi he at an ok, v . FHAN b Q4 4 A A N R A : tho paople of tha south understood i¢; | expense of $100,00090r the bepelit of two | [Thea Babs was fck, we gave her Castaria, JQuaxo Piizsor 28,1 o R e S e worth of tools. The 1ools were afterward the wations of the earth understood it; | railroads, which are seeking to get (o | Whonshe wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, I B h 1 " LanGk PRizes or I .M. WOO0Dbs, rocovered by the police, but the nthe and when the proposition was made | Deadwood. That is no better than the [ When sle became Miss, sho clung to Castoria, 20 Piuzgs o wrtiolos are till missing, i Inoiiag toward the ropudiation of o | Ntarrouto serviee. *Scuator Vn WSCK'S | Waan ahe ad Chidse, ake govo thass Gosaria - o | Live Stock Auctioneer uphell was arvested Friday debt which saved our nation, and when | bill was agreed to, mo 300 | “Silas wads in sl purts of the U B at faip ting & disturbance on wtompt afier sttempt was made (o To OVEN LAND WITHDEAWN FOR MiLt- & RS B R S e oty by using loud and obscene ¢ that debt, the n‘nuguu.m wis made | Tagy Pugroses.—Senator Van Wyek in- 10w v T P 50,000 Goiloway and Short Horn bulls for ang Mattie’s fun cost hor $3.70, that the solemn faith of the nation troduced a bill to open to settlement and = 100 ApprosaatioN prizes of 0. )0 G ) 1o snprome court has sdjourned until beon plodgad. Thoe solomn . faith of the lands withdrawn - Apppaliiationprace of #9 L) . i GOULDING, in Nebraska for | J. E. MecClure. of the Chicag 5 0 ) Tooud ‘Tucsday in September - The jus- nation bad been no more pledged 1o the ary purposes, ‘The government re L. ¥ lute, of the Uhlasgo. Mil (i : vaukes & St. Paul, and Alex Mitehell, of | ] ™ will meet on the first Tues vayment of the publie debt than it had | served the fand for timber, but it was | the same road, stationed at St Lak g S L Farm Loans and msumnce- viy to hand down opinions, but ne other been pledged to the eare and the suste- | found that the r : = 3 R g sollcitod, vation ' included a | yived in the cily yor Y | corvesna ¥ ¥ 8 d y yosterday in excellent oD f 1bs should b . vty W iness will be transacted | nanee of the families of soldi large amount of prairie, en whioh many | gpirits from a report of their rocent ride | only i e afee ot 1o e snould ve made | Boom i, b Fobn Knight and . F. Smith have gone fallon on the fivld, and ta those whoeumo | have permanontly settled. Porsons 10 | framn Ottaimarn to Kanais City Lo (e ioe | fiir, 10 the alico of the coupany in New Oe Public Sal down on the Bine river to pick out & spot home erippled and digabled from the | cated on this high ground, to which they | \dent of the road in Milwaukee Y8 "For' turiber information T | ublic »ale, for the annual elam-bake next month, war, Itis noarly twenty voars from the | did not supposc the government soughit ’ . fuliaddions, INSAL NOLHS, bhajr 7 Denver, Col, ¥une 10th, 18506, The supplies they took with them led to ttle-tield where they lost limbs or in attach any w. The amendment e g U L5 ACLUARE St n ) V i o Ler, CUTIONEY DY €XDIOsS b OUF wxjens 40 hiead of #how § Horng. | e the ramor that they were going there to ol disability, We promised them s 10 and the bill passed A Most Liboral Offer. | el o) i : e | i | The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., offe DAUPHIN, ! A vl open a restaurant with a bar attachwent { bonorable positions in the government |~ To PurcHisg LaNps ¥or AN Inprs. | The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,, offer M4 g tae. Lanvar dil STATE ARRIVALS. MDST PERFECl MADE i That promise, that pledge, has | TRIAL SCHooL.~Mr, s Wyck smid that | to send . their celebratea Voltaie Belts and St Now Orlosus, L flanvar & . John C. Aller, Red Cloud; H. Bennott, ot hoen keut. Take the list of employes | o ss had provided for an Indian | Electric Appilances on thirty days' trial to | O M ADAUPHIN, Bannett; James'C. Birney, Crete; 1), D) Turest and strongest Natural Mrufp Flavars | of your go®rnment to-day and see liow | schéol. either in Dakota where there are | any man afficted with Nervous Debility Washington, 0. 0 Ween i Lineoln stop ut Julnsen, \\‘u-rin-' Water; Edwin rus«.l e s dailoatsty and Aaturaily A8 bhe truit: gee 18 the nuinber of those who have | no buildings or on lands on the Pawnee | Loss of Vitality, Manbood, &c. Hlustiate 81ako P, 0. Monoy Ordors payable and address National Hotel, Lin Way 1. Dorsey, Walioo; R. D) PRICE BAKING POWDER €O., ceived a part of what this nation prow- | resoryation in Nebraska, where thereare | vamphilet in sealed envelope with full paitic T T R 1 4ot ) f i, are I W URLEANS NATIONAL HANK, AL K01 @ g0 diger §or She Noli, Oinabia; John . Sahler, Owab: ulars wailed free. Waite theni at onee i Now Osloaus La ) A FEDAWAY, From HICAT0. er. sovrs | bsed. Now wo ake ealled upon o fulil | tive buildings, A »>wall sum is asked for

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