THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : OMOND/VX / MAROH 0 , 1801.
OEillOM'S ' PROMISED LAND ,
cs by Hundreds Swarming Into tlio
Now Territory of Lato.
HORRIBLE BATH OF A TACOMA MAN ,
\
tMl lu Molt on rjlclnl-'l Iilrsl of
a Homer .Itiror IMirtitit
WiM'perM Ktmn a Union
The r.iuo ( incsllon li nsimnlni ! n serious
Vlinno In Oklahoma tcultoiy , utul tlin con
tunica limitation \\hleh thoiubjocl ! * rsiMtii ?
l morn l linn UUcly to lesnli In n collision be-
livn tlio whites utul blinks. When thin
territory was thrown upon to Ulament n
largo iiiinil'or ' of neirrocH settled In Ctiithile ,
but thi'lr presence oxrltad no serious remon-
Mriuuii During the last slwccln , however ,
( leRroi'i from the south ha\o suatnicil into
OUlnliiinm by tlio luimUvdi In lesponso to
Indiiioiiiorits thrown out In u Kllttorint , ' pro-
jiectii , which was scattered liioiuic.iHt In
settled "lil.u-m. "
commiinitli" * tlikltly by
The main innvcr In tliH Ki.md I'olotil/.ition
scheme l-t wld to bo I' , 11. MeOne , ox . null-
tor of tli < * ituto of Kaiisni , iti conjunction
\\ltb lvoidto men Ono lumdrcil and
Mxtj newt of wound wore puutmseil iiim'
Julius north or ( juluilo ntida injltucal town
laid out.
( tlowuifriloscrlptlotisof I/iiiKston Cit ) woio
industriously cin.nlntc'il tiv uaiil
riculh rolniod picmi'h'Ts ' , .nut thu iitt.nrnnt
bluclii in Arkansas anil Aliliama uiul Texas
cn L-ils iinostcil thulr small saUnirs in thu
"proimsoil land " .A p'ntletinin from ( tilth-
Ho ijc set then tlio situation Hitio i\3 some
thing pltilul. Tlio ne UM's , ho sniil , nio nr-
lu niK I'.v ' hundreds anil in A condition that U
li little ! wet 10 th.iu destitute. They nio cu
aliont thoSantit ! ' donot and tlirir
Iroin the ti'cont cold weather , In
addition tnlho pin KM of liuupjr , arc intenso.
but tnc wuist features mid the p irllciilur one
that li , 11 urousoii tlio ( iiithrie newspapers lo
n roall/ntlon of the Hlumtion li Ihu fuel tint
tlio nu\v niiiviils huvo inotisht small pox \\itti
tlmin Tlio people ot Uuthlio nt Ihst sup
jiresii'd the fact Unit tlio illseiiso existed , lor
je.ir tli.it tlio town would bo Injured , but
since it is found thai the smallpox is spro.ul-
liiR1 , the newspapers Imvi' coiuo out ami open
ly ilorlixrnl in fn\or of coiibtitutluj ; a quat-
butlno against the blacks.
It.illioil lit .Molten .Aletul.
.lohn Adams of Taioiuu works In tbo Ryan
ftuoltov on tbo nlnht shift. It was only
IhroiiKb Hieat prcsonco of miiui that hoas
not bnrneil to death. A fo\v days n o by
ponin misstep bo lost his balance mid started
\o \ full bu.ullmiK Into an iinuienso pot of nwl-
ton mi'tiii Asho fellho i.mKbt tbc niu of
tbi3 put. and nlthoupli hoaa iinmersod
almost to Ills aunpits ho drew hinmtlf out
ntul uith an almost snpt tlminnn effort threw
lilnisrlf into an adjoliiitiK l t lillea with cold
\vatci Sdino of his fellow worlcnien saw biiu
fast himself into the second pot , iml rushing
to Ills nssistnnre , rescnt'd him 1 is luxndi
\voio ti.idly bniiuvl , but otht-nu-u ho bid
hardly u scar on him 1'ho secret of his os-
cupo wns ttuil ho had on heavy wool uniler-
\voarnnd outer dothltjir , ami befot-o It hint
boon limned tlaough Adams was in the pot
Of cold \\atcr. .
MlssiMl Ills IlltterM.
AH linpoitixnt suit anahist the Tarmers'
Hi h Ulno compuny Involving sonio knotty
I > oiiit.s in legjivd to iul ixtlon resulted in n
protracted trial in Denver. On the way to
dinner ono day ono of the jurors asked Hall-
fr Ire htono why ho couldn't drop Into n saloon
nnttct ( a drink. Ho bad boon kept ou nothIng -
Ing hut \\ater for tovoeks
"If you can gutuwuy without my seeing
you , " said Cliatlio , " 11 will bo all ritfliv "
Jnn li > \ \ momonta tbo thirsty man , in a
Very artful timnnor. IJCLMII toslidooiT onu
Ride. Slum ? lut him Ret u bttlo ways , niul
tlioii pounced upon him like a Ilisb anil put a
pair of bracelets upon him. .Incite lientloj-
jnslttitl upon having tbo Jury spend another
pijjlit n lion the case and the' juror had tu go
thiisty.
Strnntie Aci'litcnt.
Denver iV Ulollr.mdo fioi bt englno No.
15(5 ( , narrow Ktiajrc , ran into a lock slide five
niiles cast of Grand .1 unction , Cole , in the
canon of the lower Ouiiiusoti Tbo online
was completely derailed and rolled down the
embankment , a distance of twenty feet. I'.u-
ginocr \ \ illiain D.ivls was seriously Injuicd
In the region of the left hip. Ills llroinaa
Jumped. Imuling in the swift curronl of the
Onniuson , tint iuiraeulon-.l . > escaped injuiy.
Only ono height cai loft the tiaek.
lloiisokccpci-ft' Union.
A number of Udiesot 1'uubloheld a meet
ing lost week to tike action ou Uio servant
girl question. General lucompetency and
Unixliability nro the complaints made , Mrs.
Frank Wilson was elected president , ami
pcnd n paper advocating the foimatlon of a
Union of housekeepers to aeenro good ser
vants and IK schedules of rapacity and of
rates of WIIKOS. This is tbo llrst society of.
the kind o\er formcd'ln Colorado.
A Well That.
C. Coltoifs well , situated a mile and u half
cast of Stawvood , Wash. , still continues
FtioUinp in air and then blowing it out nu'.iln.
For i day at a time It u ill stick in air , anil
ntul perhaps the no\t ihy It will blow It out
tigaln with considerable force. It is . .1eiy
B trance fio.ik of unturo , and the people in
the clv cannot account fur it. The well is
eighty-six feet deep anil was dug last sum
mer. _
liullaiiH Iliiild a Tort.
The \Vlnto 1'mo ( N'ev. ) Is'ows sajs there
are -II'/O Indians at I'ancnlio mountain bullit-
lnit'oit , and as many nioro are COIIKIO-
pated at Duclcuaternnil several hundred are
ntohl roitKuhy. 'Ihcso ' inoveinents of the
Indians at this season of the yo.ir aiu nat-
Ui-ally looked upon with suspicion.
Ml H'SOK1lltfKfiT ,
Nebraska.
A Business Men's nnd Farmers' association
Jias been orminlzcd at Valparaiso.
llev. .lohn Sehorer hiu > loft Crete to take
charge ot a new church nt AVOID , la.
llev Dr Gooilaloand have retuined
to C'oliiiimi3 ! from their winter trip through
The tlim of l-VrRUSon & Eddy , flour and
fceil dealers of Norfolk. 1ms failed \vith lia
bilities § 1,000 and assets fOliO.
Malicious persons hrotie the glass and badly
mutilated the casings of the vindows on the
new insidoncoof Uov Mr Jncobus ot JJelta.
ills KeirinnDurr , an early settler in Otoo
coiintv , illecl lecontly nt the homo of her
dmiKhtur near Nebraska City , aged seventy-
i\\o.
An offoit is being made to establish a camp
Of Sons of Veterans at Uluo Sprintrs. Thcro
nro forty VOUUK men there eligible to nicin-
Mr. niul Mrs. Daniel PavicJson of Osccola ,
rclebrntctl their KOlilon neilding anniversary
lust \\eclt They have lived in ebra' ' kn
twenty-live cars.
The York Oddfellows have decided to
make an effort to secure the auuuiil review of
the state Patriarchs Militant for York. The
l-c\low occurs in tlio latter pait of April
Thieves forced open the front door of the
hard ware store of 1 ; Cojitrlt-ht at Milford
and succeeded In making off \\lth about flUU
Worth of KUIIS n-voUers and knives. Xo
Clue has been found ,
Jnines Craii ? , un inmnto of the incurable
Insane asjluin ut Hustings , ulod recently
and his remains A\cro sent to Kdpar for
burial. C'rnighad boon an In in a to of the
i - , ptate institution for thirteen years.
The horses stolen front Farmer Gllmoro of
Custer county were found by tbo shcrift the
other dny in the ixissesHion of Thomas Cutlln ,
\vho hail tmclcd for them The thieves , two
youtitf men , liavo not beeu illbooverod
'Iho iinnuul session of the 1'latto lllver con-
Jereneo of the .Evangelical association will
convene lu Holdrctfo at tbo KvaiiKehcal
chuich , beginning March 12. Hov U. Dubs ,
D. U. , LL. D. , of CUicaco will bo In attend
ance.
Dan Porter , the escaped murderer who
Committed suicide the ether dny near Fair
mont , Mo. , to avoid recauturoVM to bavo
lump nl QutncIII , MnrohSO Hln
Mctiiu wnn l.Juinl ) Smltli , at one time n
readout of > 'cbnnkn I'ilr. j
Iho fomilj of .1 Itosford of Arnnhoo | ere
\ery nearly 'hlliod by coal Kin a few cnliiRs
lnco. The < tovo piKS | was forced o for Into
tbo ehlraney tbnt tlio R.H vvn forced out Into
tbo room 'When it un * found out Mrs lto < -
fnnl mid her diiUKhtor were ncnrlj bcjond
.lohn t.an bam niul T. It. Miller each claim
Ho right to oxcltnlvo | w < t > s lon of ft seitlou
of lutulllirooii'llci west of I'rete Tlio op-
jiosliiK fori'i i , to tin1 number of ol'ht ( or ton
men , tinned with mms mid rovolvgrs.iUspulod
jitme iloti for thno duji ln t week , but Mtl-
Icrlliiullj aii'w oil Ids forces in K ° ° d older
nfter being v > i veil wit li a writ of Injunction
at the HIM mice of l.aiihain , who now holds
JIOlSL'SslOU.
U'llliani Ol Hit lias Iven nrrnstcit at Vnl-
inrnlsocliiirml breiHiiiK Into the Inira-
\\.irastoroofl. M Hurtt anil stiMllnir r > -
\olvers and pooltot knives , llo u the sttiie
inrty clmifjed wlllt stoalliiR IIOKS with Ivos
.Ujison and liU son Jotin sonic tinio nin anil
WM itlcascHl by tMtlfjhitf on belnlf of the
stulo tiBaiiislJeiison. "it is very llUi-l > that
more arrests \\ili \ follow , us there sucms to
I'O music In the nlr.
_
lou.i.
The wutlicin Iowa sjieott circuit has been
f 01 mod.
Sehnllcr allernien draw : x yearly salary of
$1 each
A homo for the old ucnplcof liremcr county
will bo cstnlllshcil at Win-oily.
I'ltini huvo boon nor feet oil for tlio lioliltii ; ?
ol a blifciinip tnectlntj at CM ear Ualio August
tito 17.
A < toclf company has been formed at Nor
way tnciiKngo in the gialu buslnesi. .Ancle-
\alor l < lioing built
A pai pocket w.w found bv wol ) borers
near Altu ntii doptli of JW feet , uut in a fu\v
hours it disappcamd.
.I U IIow ird has loslnned tlio suiwrln-
tcndeury of the Dnhuiiuo UM li bt company ,
which position lioluui held for twcntj llvu
jcars.
( ' . 1' Hlakii has suoil the Dulniquo street
i iihvti ) company for { 5,000 , for injuries sus
tained by him in a collision ou their line last
summer
The Oddfellow * of tbo Ninety ninth and
Ono Huttilteilth ilistilcts will celebrate the
sovonty-second annlveisiirj of the ouler ut
Hock HnpuU AinlU'4.
Jerry Wllllnnu niul Ch.uloy loss ! , two
tiiKhiiMiieiivlin robbed n mill imined
Davis near Albh a short tinio HKO , liavo
beun Riven ponltetitiaty bcntenics of two
jcars each.
A baiul of Indians of the Miisqiialci tribe ,
fioin the Tamil reservation , nro gUlni entoi'-
1,1111 n , cuts throughout the state , presenting
the Rbost dineo. Thoio tire se\eial wiuu\\s
and pajioosos with them.
iiaincs Oilell , UVUIL ' , nonr L niraput , has
made a success of fanning in Iowa. Five
jc.ii'siiLto ho diiln't liavo * l. and at tlio
present linioho owns nvnluible firm of "Oil
ncros , hub $ (1,001) ( woi'th of cattle mid is out of
debt.
debt.Mrs
Mrs C'oia Uuy has been sentenced to 0110
jcar In the peiillintiaiy from Uccatur conn-
tv Ueforosho was initried she and n sister
wcio anestcd lei buipl.irbintr n house , and
the tilil hat just been conilndod No other
w0111:111 : has e\er been seiitencecl to the peni
tent iniy fi-om Dccr.tui county.
Two farmers near Miuslmlltown named
Daiin and Yetloy are nut of pocket over fi > ( X ) ,
Hie pilcu of t\vo car lo.iils of potatoes , and C.
I1 HloilRctt , the purchaser , is tlout or sight"
and hrarini ; The potatoes were bought and
shipped to Kansas ( . .MtKcbiuarj H. Hlod-
Kelt KIIVO Dann and Vutley two drafts cover
ing the value of the purclinst * , drawn upon
HlodRctt Hrotucis , orM. Williams , Ivan-
sasCltj. 'iho faimcis oncloi-bod the drafts
ami the Coinmeiclnl bink of Jlarshnlltown
cuaheil them. Belnp forwaided to Kansas
City for collection ttiej weio returned with
tbo notation , "No such parties here. " Ulod-
Kelt thuu explained that the drafts \vcio
drawn upon ttio wronf.'bank and designated
another Again the paper was jnotosted and
Oaniiand Yetloy had to refund the money
anil pay the piotest fees Blodfjott is a
vctrotablo ] eel urat ainrshalltoun anil this
Isn't the llrst transaction that looked
crooked. Ills whereabouts is unknown.
Fiitcen jcarj ntro a little girl namoil
Puckcttas kiilnnpcil fiom her parents' '
homo in Carroll county and her where
abouts re 111 ilnccl a iujstory until a few weeks
ago. A iiewspipor clipping pHliiffiin ac-
eoiintof the llnillnp of a girl in Aikihsas
ans\\eriiiptbe description was published in
the C'nrroH Sentinel. An uncle rend it and
sturtcil ut once for Arkansas. After some
little tiincj ho found tbo object of his search
working on a boit , employed in cleaning lish
for some ilsherinen. 'lliore wns so nnich jiv
over the restoration to homo and fiieiuls that
no thought of pie > ocutlou entered the minds
of either of them , and uncle and niece stirted
ntpnio for t'urroll county. They arrived in
Glidden Tlmrsda\ The girl was four 5ears
old at the time sbo was kidnaped and is
therefore now nineteen. Stu1 lias hail a var
ied experience' , but lias occn unable to loam
nor parents' whereabouts , partly because her
father has kept nioUtifr about Ho spent
several j > eais in uniivillltiK se.irch and tin-
ally drifted to Montana , whoio ho now is ,
I'ho girl \\a not quite sure of herimmo , call
ing herself Duckctt.
Colorjulo.
The IcHlslaturo his been potltionoil to es
tablish a sjstomof clearinghouses.
M'rluidnd has Inereanod the ci y limits con-
sidci'iblv bj tukint ? in half ado/en additions.
SiK students wcio expelled from the Honl-
dor unlvoulty for tearing' up budfjes , bido-
svallts , etc
Many cattle nre reported dying from star
vation mnr HiurCitj anil east of that point
on Third creek.
A W. Kinc of Denver is to establish a
commtiy toopeiato oil and gas veils between
1'uoblo anil Denver.
\V A. Tiiounu'.is found dead In his cabin
at Duena Vlstn , having died during theniKht
from u paialy tie stroke.
Kttorts .110 Ueliij ; mule to liavo the old Foil
Cravford iiulitaiy reservation nbovo Alont-
rose turneil into a miners' hospital.
Governor Koutt lias issued the iiocessmy
proclamation , unit Our.iy is dorlarccl a citj.
Thus is the town's ambition pratillcd
Prof. S 1' WinJet tuts lesigned his posi
tion as principal of tno Silver Cliff school.
Prof. T. T Hradsbav ; succeeded him
The interest in the Clli/ens' hospital nt
Aspen is beitiff revived and it is now pie
posed to complcto the buililbifr ntoneo
Dave Halt , a Pueblo boy. murilciou.sly
assaulted another boy nnnieil Tom Duke aim
was .sent to the loform school fortUreo\onn ,
The Case Wilson stone nuuriy at lloulder ,
one of the beat wluto sanustono ( inanies in
the state , has been bold to a Denver syndi
cate
A great strike is reported In the Paymaster
mine near honton. A solid body of ere Is
said to hmo been eiicountetou in the breast
of tno mam tunnel.
Neil lioocHvin , on his way from the Porte-
ous ranch to Bjei's , found on the prairie the
dead bodj of a man , which evidently had
been Ij ing there for some time.
Tlio citj council of Dueim Visti prantod a
frmuliiso to the Buenii Vista cloctrui light
eoinpuiv to buihl a railroad fiom the Midland
depot to theJottoiu\ood ( HotSpiin 'i
The Leadv lllo city council presented Sanity
McCit-itck witli a tioli ! medal in appreciation
of hi * reaih COUIMIJO In stopping a runaway
ladder truck on Hnrr'son ' avenuoa month erse
so since.
.lamps York and Oeorgo Clatln stole the
recent Iv built house of Phvslciaii Fan ton
from bis lanch near Uocky Koul and moved
It tooue of their claims. The men have been
in-rested.
There is a schema on foot In Canon City to
bring the water ot the Aikansas ihor , by
means of ditches , to Canon City to bo used
for iriltfiitinf ; and to furnish power for man
ufactories
Henry Adsmond. a prominent ranchman at
Hocky Fold and owner of a tbicsbing outllt ,
caught hit tlKl't ' urni In u michlno and It VMS
terribly lacerated. UK mm wui amputated
at tbo olbinv.
CicoriroV \ Ilavnlo , tbo slxteen-yoar-olil
sou of Mr and Mrs. btnuluy Ilaynie , ulod at
Pueblo -without over having hail knowledge
of his own existence. The poor creature
was born Idiotic , ulind and deaf nnd dumb.
A Puohlo man sent 25 ccntsj In reuly to im
aclvcrtlseracnt In a Ren ver pa per which prom
ised bun Information how to make $ . " > ( ) a week
nt homo ou n capital of { 1. Ho received a
printed slip boiuliifj these words ! "Fish for
fools as I do. "
Thomas Uobion , a well-known Lciulvlllo
meicbimt , narrowly missed bclntf Icllled by
Aldeimun Hayburst , who tired two shots at
him. Ten days n o Huyburst inadonn as
signment to Thouius liohsou and J , C. Stll-
well. Siuco that tiaio tbeio Ua bccu bad
b' iflil , which was followed by the shooting
niTrnr Itnybnnt win arrested ,
Notnn , tltuntcd at the hcftd of Built creek ,
In Kiujlo countv. and utnn altltudaof t\K * , )
feet , is attracting considerable nttottllon from
Asmn | nnd ndvlllo men. rifticn com-
panles are oporntitn ; thorn , ntnl a stamp mill
for the tie.Uiuuiit of gold ere will soon be put
tn.
I'.ward Mcllrlde wns rngaoed tn plcklnc
out n shot of giant powder In tlio No .1 level
to the owtnt the Kalrvu-w mluo sltuatoil six
miles nortli of Pltkln , when the powder ex-
ploilod ami fcaifullv mmiglod his face and
lK > dy. 'lids occurred about 7 o'clock and at 3
ho tiled.
At I vnnhoo , a station on the Midland uvul
Hriven miles west of I-eiulvlllc , ,1. l' , Fullon ,
station ngont for tbo company , died from the
effects of poiion mlinliiWercil by liltniclf.
The \onug man luul been reprlnniuled by
the dtspiitchorn few dnjs before ( or some
reason , but tictond thnt notliliiR Is known
as the cause of the rash net.
Munio Ituliiliniitt , living near the sindter
at Pueblo , started to visit a neighbor about S
o'clock , one night list WCOK , walking alone
the tiaek ot the Santa Po road. She WHS
soiH'il bv n burly tramp , \\lio can led l 'r
iiowii tbo enilunkincnt Her loud cries oftener
tenor bioujjht UMiituncc , nnd the vlllilti
inmlo lilscscnpo in the darkness.
It Is said tint the icocnt visit of tin1 C'nion
I'ac'illc pcoplo lo Trlnldnil was for thu pur
pose of looking over thegiound preparatory
to establishing u lar a gcneul ami repair
Hliops there , it Is both a passenger and
frclirht Jhlslon point , and , as n great nnny
endues aio crippled coming oicr the nioiiu-
talu , It Is thought necessary to have shorn In
that vicinity.
Charles llolili'ii. recently arrested by Cat
tle InspectoisVatt and Hill Thompson
upon the chnrirc' of killing range cattle , has
hinlu preliminary cxuiiiiiintion and held to
answer at the next term of thodistilct court
nt Springfield. Several hides , heads , etc. ,
wen1 found in a well not far from the de
fendant s re.sUUncc , which is the southeast
ern part of the county.
.lohn I.DO , cmplouvl at the nusk-Ivnnhoo
Uinnol near T.Cidvllh' . vas latally hurt A
round of holes was tlroil , and after solnp
a\\nv r en returned before his partner. Onu
of the IIOIPS had hrld II round exploded IM ha
was within n fi'\v Tcct of It. Ho.is hit in
thoiiKhtsictobv the lljlnp look Several
riln weu broken and hU batlt injuied. He
was taken to ht , Vincent's hospital
Two men \\Q\O \ atiestodat Pueblo on the
chaifjo of robbing C I1" * . Kendall's store at La
.1 untn nnd taken tbeio t'hev were sent lo
jail In dofiiultofH ) bull. ' 1'hov give tholr
u ami's as Oeorgo Klllott and .Fames Murphv.
On the way to the Jill thov attacked Sheriff
( Sentry who hid them in charge , and tricil to
Ket his ivvahor , but ho sncceoded lu plachiK
both of them behind the bars again.
Tbo Pueblo boaid of trade udopinl a roso-
lutuui to bo sent to the state le lslatuio to
thectfoit tli.itovpeilnicnU hid boc.ii made
under tlio diiection of the board u ith the
buct sugir imlusti" , nnd tint tbo experi
ments hid bciMi most s itisfictori' , cleinon-
strntingtlmttlio Mignr beet could bo suc.-
oessfulij ( jrown In the Aikaiisai valley.
Thc'teforo the lij.iid potltlnnod the nsseiubly
to pass tlio 1 cent bounU bill.
'I lie I nlon Piiuillc OVMIS the toll road be-
Kliiniiigai the mouth ofltoulilor cuion.con
tliiniiiKUp tbo cation to the foot of Magnolia
lilllniid ui ) that hill to nhele Hawk , has
stopped taking toll nt tlio crate near Boulder.
The road wns not In good icimlr , and suit
was in ought to iloclmo the frunchUofor-
feiloil. An agicement w.us miclo byuicli
the r.nlioad eomp my is to pivu the toll toad
to the conntj frbo trnnsler has not yet been
made , but soon will bo.
At the I'hlcaKo mine , a few mlles bolo\v
C'niiio , a miner named William Hccklin ut-
tcinpted to thaw out seven sticks ol giant
powdct in a blacksmith's ' foigo. In a few
moment * n terrible explosion occimed. The
building was completelv demolished and lifty
feet from its site ileeklln was found Ijinp.
His loll baud bud been blown otT nt the wrist
and both oj os were out A ftairmcnt of the
fljinn dobrls had struc.it him siiuura In the
loiehead and there was a largo depicssion in
his skull.
A land patent , signed by the president of
tbo Ui'lted Slates and Issued to tbo Union
Pad tic rail rend company , was filed for record
lust week \vith tbo clerk of Arapauoo county ,
covering U,4tl ) acies ot land lying iiiuncdi-
atclv east of Domer. 'ibis ' patent includes
the section on\ % Inch the Presbytoiian collotrc
is to bo built , also nil ofColfax ffnidctis , and
ijuito nniunbcr of other valuable tracts of
land in the saino neighborhood. It will not
affci't existing conditions , howo\cr , as it is
nioio of the nature of a mtillcation than of
tin original deed.
AVj > inline-
M .1 Wnlsh vas cinslicd la thn mines at
Dana. Ho died at Hock Cicok while buinq
taken to the Union Puilllc hospitil at Deti-
\ei
Hoports from till parti of Uinta county nro
unanimous that t tieieiill boin abundance of
water this sunnncrfor hrigathi nil the land
under chteh
Union Pacllic niakonian Murphy of Lira-
inlovas run over bv a fieitcht train at Dana
station He is b.ullv injured and bis clnnccs
for recovery mo slight
.lust at the roar of the State insino asjlutn
in Uvanston is a sulphur spring1. The water
is excellent tlu'year mound Tliure Is t.illt
of DiDing the water down to the bottom of
'
tho'hill during the spring.
A tluht with baio knuckles was arranged
to lake place iip.ir llock Springs Fobru.uyJl.
Ono of the combntants did not appear , and
thi foifeit money was paid to the other. Xo\v
> 'o 1 sues torecom1 tbo foifeit.
The Union Pacific is improving its rondbod
nloiiLr the line near Hvanston A foico ot
inun has been at work Illllntr unsomoiiLrly
oxCiivatloastli.it wore made within the citj
limits when the reid \ \ is lint built.
Mr. Amoiclti , vim has the contract foi
supplying beef to the Indians on the She
Miono icservatioii , has boon informed bj the
dfp.irtment that ho \ \ ill be called on to fiu-
nisli jloOU , ( ) pounds aclditional to tlio ouginnl
Ui)0l)0 ) ( ) , us piovided by the teims of his c'on
'nic't. For tills additional amount Mr. Amor-
ettl is to toeeho * I.10 per bundled. The
price for the mam part of the contract wsis
l.'J'i. '
l.'J'i.V
\V * . T Gregory , n northern Wyoming eat
tleuian , and Mr. t ussier , a momlnciit stockman -
man of Miles Citv. Mont.eio in Chojenno
last week iieiotiiitiiiLr for the jiiiiehaso ol
l0i , ) head ot steers , two and tbroe-yoar-okls ,
for which thov pioposo to pay SH poi hoail
nil around. Thu tiausaction Is notublo foi
thu inciciisod priiootTcicd and fiom the facl
tint it Is tbolirst time laivo bu\or ; , have
come to southern Wyoming In the past year
to look for cattlo.
No griping , no nausea , no pnm wlirnDo
Witt's Little Kaily Risers are taken. Snml
pill. Safe will , liest pill.
ice orjii iiANa'
Ills Dniiikcmicss Itiiidsito Hh Dotuo-
tinii iisu Horse Tlilol'
Fred Oliphant Is a victim of eircumstini'os
nnd to this fact nioduobls brilliant proiiit'ets ,
fora term in the penitentiary.
Fred got drunk , like m.iny another mortal ,
and , but for that indulgence , it is not proba
ble tint ho would now bo in duress.
When arrested Saturday evoiimi ; nt the
union depot ho had iiiildo hU clothes a small
nmonntof cash , alai'KOjaK iind a ticket foi
Denver TIe was booked at the polioo statioi
as an ordinary drunk , and as such romamot
until morning , when iMr Hall , n llvoryman ,
put in an aopouranco and told a little storv
the essence ot which \vas that ho had Ouoi
robbed of a horse nnd bu try by u man namei
Oltphant. When be saw the 110.1110 cm the po
lice register , he wanted to sou the owner o
it Oliphant was trotted out for Ids impec
tlon , and was promptly uud positively Iduntl
fled as the guilty party
It hceins that Oliphant hired a horionni
buRgy at Hall's liable several days a o , an i
Instead of taking it back us agreed , mort-
gacted It to a chattel loan agent to the extou
of-IO Ho then hied himself awavtotho
stable of Councilman Mlko Lee , on Leav-
cnworth street , nnd sold the horse for fiM
Ho disposed of the buggy ton Sw'udo iminci
Peterson for lO It wns ttkile eoiiratulnt {
lug himself on his successful financial van
turo that ho accumulated the malodorous
load that led to his arrest.
IIo admitted taking the team , bat snld thn
bis brother had it nnd ho could get it in lull
an hour if im otllccr would gu out with him
IIoaa accordingly hand cuffed and .son
out , but after driving around for an hour ho
admitted that ho had sold the rig , and tob
where It was HU intention of escaping fron
tbo oftlcur was not realized , and ho wasiiRuli
locked up.
Do Witt's Little Early Risers : only pill to
cuiosk'k bcaducho anil regulate tbo bowels
Mrs ! Atlicrton's ' Ejthiulcal Effusion Stirs
SoToral Traveling Mon to Inj ,
SHE DOES NOT KNOW THEM AS A CLASS ,
\ CuurtrniiM Komi 1'roiii One uiul a
Copious Qiiotiiiion Kiont Au-
ollieiIn Det'oimu of tlio
"Iriiniiner"HnmpluH. .
Ocrtruilo Atlierton has stirred up tbo com-
meiclal tiavelcrs bv her poem putilistied In
tbo travelers , ' corner of Tim Iln : last week.
CJcrtrudo was a little rough on tills urcit
beniti'd class , and the reseiitnniit o ( her In
sinuations has found veut In several \erv
snlcy coumiuiilcatUnis from knights of the
grip , twoof which are published herewith.
Mill. UIIIIIITOSMSSIOV \ ,
OMVII \ , Neb March M To the cditorof
Tin. Hni : , Following the calling of a onin-
uicidal tiavehr , commonlj yclept a "diuin-
mei" by persons who are toml ef using slang ,
I w is slightly surpilscd to find anyone ) claini-
"
liiKlho title otn lad } attempting "to ci itlilse
that mlsii'presented class , rifjtit to thnt of a
gentleman , tit thu same' time1 uslntj such iv-
llned wouls and plu.isos . "rounds with tbo
oys , " "ab.it" "brim botmil chcuk,1' "on the
niish , " uud designnllntr food sus "liusli , " and
niMiig ; gone so far. why coiiipromlsti
i.V saying "slicol " Smely hv the time
hat little wonl wn used , the
vnnt of refinement ami temitiiiiity
bowed so plainly , that it was hnrdlr worth
vhlli1 to hesitnto tonsotnegoodold fishloncit
vord llesldcs woluivo a precedent and
mthorit ) for that in the sciiptuic's ( of which
i trivcling man is supposid to bo Ignorant )
and \Vehster's , uut foi such phtisec and
lung as Instanced before , we hi\o none ex-
opt It betbo llmveiv , ornla l'i\o Points m
Vow Yoilt , and being iinior.int , scllish , 1111-
hiintnbio , ctnllsh and ungentliMiianlr as wo
uro , as aelait , desciiboit to be , vet I .should
eauolv suppoiO that to be the fount for any
ucU to Koto for herbispit itioiis.
1 have not the pleasure of Mis. Mherton's
icquihiUiiCD , iiclthci do Uleslio it , as I like
i woman to bo feminine hereto ovcrytlilnff.
mil by iislii } ? such 1 indulge uud sliutr tbo
vriter is onl3F making heiself as bad , if not
vofto , th m tlio class she appears to la\e
such an .uor lon to But te give her tb"
> oueflt of the doubt , If the description she
i.is written U frnm henisnv , or drawn fiom
leroverheated Ininein.ition , slio should nt
east bo Just , bj mnltliiff ccitaln she has de-
bcrlbcd the rule or the oxioption
IMrs. j\lhoi-tnn should tnvo occu inthocliur
c-aronu nijlitlist weekloming from Cidar
taplds to DiiS Molncs , tiul a bittiily ( olil
liulit it was , and seen a seillsh Ir.ivcllnn
nntiUikoan cxpt > n lvo mcreoit and mnko a
> edof itupon the lloor for a poor little cry-
nitlnfant , mil trjliifi to boiiow another to
seno as , i pillow Iroin other men in the tiaiu
md w.is lefusul until ho came across an
other bclllih brute in the > imo line of busi-
loss , And thO'O aio the men whom Mrs A.
.nes to tiaduce men \vlio lead the life of
slmesorkingvith onlj a icinembiaiuoof
tholr wives , inotheis , uhililren , and slsteis to
cheer them alimg , iclatiM- , whom they only
see from four to six weolts in thoyeir They
it Iho leist believe In and respeeta woman
is loner ns she respects herself and niuety-
line out of every hundred would be the llrst
o come to the assistance .iii-l protect any
wo nan who was insultcil , bo It by any nun ,
10 matter what liU business or
mnv bo
In conclusion , I think If wo were written
up by any woman \\lio iimlcrstindsus IjcttPr
: ban Mrs Atborton does , we would not bo so
lurdly used. At the sumo tinio if she only
stopped to tulnk tlntv there aio many ot her
ou n soc follow inpr oir voi it ion , and \\lio if
is lied their opinion of ttich malocoii fries ,
would onlj bodoiighted to state that thov
: ia\o hud in my little attentions to think
Lhcm for , things suiill in theiuselve- . , jet
: iow pleased aid thankful a woman Is tolind
i man , sulllilently lit'entlcmuii , to relieve
hot of them. Trusting iTint when Mrs. Atli
erton iiet ; Hies into print she will more tlio r-
oiiL'tily underst md her subject , ami w rite for
iiihtiuction and not for notoriety is tlio wish
of YOUM sincerely , A Tu \\i.t.i\n M vv.
Quoti'H I'ontiy m Her.
OMUM , March l ! To the Uditor of Tun
BIF Although ftom boyhood a caieful
reader of the daily jupor , yet I have
rev or contributed a Hue foi nuDlicatioti ,
but in spite of my total laek of
experience I tinst you will give mo u little
spice in the column which you devote to the
"commercial Havelcr , " as Ilsli to ttiko ex
ceptions to thoiioem ( ( i by Mrs."Gerund' !
Atliertonvhiih appears lu tonight's ' issue of
Tin I3i.c I have to confess I do not know
ttie lady , but she i * evidently Igiiniint of the
subject which imoicod her mu- orsidly
lacking In that "charity which thlnkoth no
evil "
Tlrst , let nio say I am not and no\or was a
commei'iil traveler , but hive , however ,
duimg the past liftoen jears hcen pernnttea
to know Intin.ately hundreds of the "knights
of the grip , " and I am proud of their
acquaintance and friendship. I have
found them as a iiilo well Infoimcd
eni'ittetlc Ljontk'iiian in the most coinpic-
hcnilvosonaoof the word , < iulck tohe.uthe
crj of dlitrcisiiiidi'iiunlly iiulfk to miiiKter
tothe needs of suftcrliiR buiiiiiuty In "the
fiooil old days , " for which writers who affect
the' holier'than tbou" stj lo , in which her
urtlclu is written , nftcn aigb , there was ntypo
of men In all this western country who were
loud mouthed , njrgresshe uittl.i'is 'Ihov
were to b" found in iwcrv town \\est of the
Mississippi nr , but they lu\o \ disipi > cired.
Tliocoinmorcnl trau'lerof tint penod cimo
constiiiitlv in cont.ut with the-.o n.en. bmull
wonder , then , that thejpirtook tosomoex.-
tent of their charu'tcustics All tins inis
ehaiiKod , and with \ar $ few c"cceptlous the
co'nmeiual ' tiaveler of ted ay lias no nioio of
the Vices than the associates of MH.thor -
tou possess -nay less , for the drummer pos-
sCics ton less di'sicu thin anj otbfr class ot
men ofhom I lm\o liny knowledfjo that
most despicable of all vices , hypocii- .
His \lrs. Athtnlon e\er \ thouyht whit a
lifo the "cirinuiner'tinsto loiul1 'JVn mouths
of each juar deprived of the EucioU ot wife ,
children and lady filench , obliged to
siiend hK ovciiinu's in his room or in
tholobbyof iho hotel. althouuMi by instiiicl
and cultivation n gentleman , chivalrous and
lojal to her sex , yet by ladies like Mi's. At h-
eiton denlod uU soilal r 'ognltion , In spite of
the tact that a majority of them would appeal
to much better advantage in the pulor tliati
tbo "society inun" who are bidden I wonlt
bespeak from all the knurhtsof the grip than
prayers for a woman so lost to e\cry Chris-
tim itraco as would consUu any class of gou
Ucnien lus a whole "don to toind .sheol '
E1U Mheolur Wllcox whoiii purity otllfu
and devotion to family cannot bo gainsaid ,
in spite of the narrow , bigotol attacks made
upon her wiltltiKs by those wnoso souu tire
sodwaifed that tboy tiu never undor-itmd
her or reieh the heighten \\lueh she stands ,
has drawn the b < st character of a driiminor
tint I have over seen. I quote fiom mem
ory , not having reid ib for voars , but tnj ob-
seivatlon is Hint thu piture | , is a correct and
faithful likencis.
I'liil inllic' crowded car 14 be tu offer
1'lils ' Ir.ivilliis manOniilioiuirul mil un-
sinu i
Tlio siMl be pild fni to siiiuc WDinuii. yoiin
) iilil and nilnKU'd. I'irsl Is ho tn piotrcr
fciiiui't lihin" , atrltlu ( romlits s iniiihsiii ijlio ,
1'u ploiso thu fancy of Jlio cij Ins baby
Hi'llf ' tstlio window and lie drops thoctirtim
I'nr iiiiut'uiisloiiiiil hiuyU. lie tali's lihrino
And tn.iliiis aim SIIT fora ebllil , tint ceili'ii
Hut Us miiiiiinii in ly finn'it him In llin fuc-o
'I'lio amluusly siinni uouh'ii su'k fnriLiiuiT
Inoxcry roiii teens aclfiunieveiy sti uwoi
\\oll vuijinl Ishu In .ill UIO-.D wiys londiii'lvo
To c'omfortvhoro least comfort cm bo
found.
IIo linns I Ini sen I imnsliiM , yet iinohtriuhe ;
UU many acts of tliiiu < litf iiliiDssiiliouiul.
IIosKlul to uluasuyon or to lnvo ) ou please
him ,
Vet takes Itury calmly If yon try tofietvo
him.
Ilnsinoulhs th .fovp-llkit frown of Ibo ( illk'lal
liy pajliif ? ( , ire fur ono who can nut pni )
True iiindesty ho knowsfiom irillldal ;
U'lll Illrt lit eoiirsy. If you're ' Indlneil tli at
wny ,
And. If you nro , liasuro that ho delects ) ou
And If yon'ii ) not , bumirothut ho ruspocts
ynii.
Tim sorrows t t homo \lng world dMiubS Id mi
lli < iihuiysMinkiIn luhd wlmt aldliu em ;
Tun Iliniiiainl hearts a nay ba\o euusu to
bliss him ,
This uliusiil " ' "
niiioli "cnniniori'lnl man.
1 do not Msek to ca t a linlo riiiiiid him
Hut speak of hlinpit'clsi'ly us I'viifonnd lihiL
I endorse the ubovo la every particular ,
InuonovcrkuoiMi n raoro faithful , solf-sncrl-
flsinu , unscltlsh nnisf , oven bv Iho bfdshlo of
HtratiKW , tlmu these "sliool deiorvltnr
druinmors" nw Hs tliuo tocill Inlt 'and
give these "educators of the unssos" credit
for thegood that's in them , Veins forlimlloc.
.1.6. n.
In the
"Soyou wont to thu theater last night , "
sntdono drum tier toanothor
"Yes , but I illdirtstny lontt. "
"How did you llko what \ou siw 1"
Tirst ntr * . < !
"What was It llkcl"
"Well , It was 11 gray felt with a beaver
crown , dead loids o' ' pluimis nnd clusteisof
iiunuof the prettiest No. I'J satin edge iiwlro
ribbons you ever beheld.
Al\\n ) s Doing Cood.
A plensmi yet voij singular circumslanco
occtured r.t the Turk hotel , Atlmtle , In. . IVl-
ilu5' iiuu-iiliig. Mr. Starr , a I'ommordil mm ,
picked ui ) n pencil In the lull , on the end of
whim was a rubber stamp with the name U.
Anderson 011 the stamp Ho took the pencil
0 thuoftUo and asked tlw proprietor who
ho slam D and pencil belonged to. Iho pro-
irictor , point tin. to agoiillenmn In the ofllie ,
dd that was O Anderson , Mi. Stu-r
landed the gentleman the pcndl , remarking-
'I louiul > our pencil niul slainiiln the hull "
Mr. Anderson lookeil at the iiimu on tlio
tamp ri'imrklng tint was his n imo In full ,
nit that It was not his pmpertv. A third
inrtv hemlntr HioeonNersiitiouuitnoforwiid ,
1 in mod the nnmu anil pencil , and the two
) nvld Amlcrsans faced eacli other Hie
jeiitlenmn who clnlincd the pencil hcr mot
its mic'le , D.ivll Aiiilci'snii , aflor whom he
vas named 'lliolr list inoctiinvas ; at lcl- !
ast , Ireland , yeii-s ago. It is useless to add
but the meet tug was a nleasant surprise to
loth and ttio grlpnik and tr.ido was u
miitti'i for an bnnr oi H\o.
samples ,
Apand rallj of tiivcliiig nun an ) rorei-
ion will ho held at the Vomurlons I'hils-
lan iissoilatinn rooms , 111 Smith Tenth
itrctl , Lincoln , Nib , Satuulay evonlntr ,
klanli H All traveling1 men wlio may be
n Lincoln next hiiturilnv evening are eor-
lliUly imltcd to bo piusent
Hairy I'.itridgt * , trnvcllng1 salesman for
) olan , Dewoj t Co , wholes lie groccis ,
Vtrhlson , Ivnn , Is mile tnbo nhuit Ho lias
loen beciildden at the l.epiti hotel In Ihst-
ngs for nearly two months. Kr sinelasls
in ugly antagonist , hut Mr. Patridije cmio
out llrst best. Apnln ho stcp < tortli a
the buys , with whom he is u favoute.
Tlio drummer from Hoaton Ins just \vlt- \
ic-sH'd ' a Ijiiching beoin At I/on i. Ills nerves
were still quivering fiom the inspection
) l sniiiirellnod an exhibition. Uut as the
viuhinir pirty appioiehul he stcppnl up to
he two \\lio \ li id t nken the moU active pirt
n tin : affair "Oentli'iiicn , " ho said , " \ou \
ire the best ptilrof siispuiulers 1 lnvo seuu
'or along time"
Miss Ucssie 11 Bnllooof liuiliinton. Vt ,
had a disease ot thcs _ > uli | winch c-uisc'd her
liairto become \crj harsh aiuldi'nnd to fall
so lii'C'l v she si.ircolv daii'il ooinb it Ajor's
Hair \ vifrmg.uo iiir a he * ililiv snip , and
imulo the hair btautlfull tldelt am I glossy.
iVn\riii ) Ollleet-Considers Tiiciii Very
t'n lorm nutc.
"Seerotiry 1'ioutor h.n eeiMiuh made a
mistiko m ordeungttie iilschai o of liidiaa
scouts , " slid un army ofllwrCit'rlay , com-
inenting upon the general ordir juit issued
by the wa-oUry and found in TIIE linn's
dispatches Sunday morninir.
"Theso scouts -wero enlisted onlv about
live weeks ago1 continued tlu oflicor , who
is a gentleman well posted on the suujcct.
"They were enlisted tor six : months.
Most of them pcibaps all of thoinwent
deeplv in debt for ponies , etc , in order to
eijnip thcmsehe' 1m st-ning , ) , scouts. 'Ihey
tncuired lliis indclU'dni'ss _ ) coimtins upon six
months' piy to liipiidnta it. And no\vtho
Koveintnent goes str.iiKlit an I completely
hack upon tliepleilpe and up and discharges
them butotc a twellth of tliolr tinio isut ) ,
Ica'iliK them with what to the in U u icry
bit ; debt on tneir hinds , witlunit any dunce
to settle It. 'ihe Indians eii'lstoifat ' I'me
linlgu weu ) the best lighting men , the most
roll iblo and almost toam.in the most intlu-
cntial of the Ogallalis.
"It dons beat all what bluii lors the people
in the cast will make 'Ihov Jji-otlcnow the
[ luhtiiis , do not know lioiv li'i'v ' fii't- know
little if an ) tiling utall ri'g.inii'ig . them. This
liiUstniistikoc.innotlielphiit piovcinew and
great cnusii of li.toiiio client i factiun ainontr
the id re uly cnticillv conditionea reds at
I'inp Kid o .ipcnci It Is srx-ikmn advisedly
to siv thnt nil ll'o oIllL'ou will wurct the is-
suancf" of tliomcloi , nnd tuoru nirtiiuluily at
Just this time , when the iiiilllarv stationed
th-io ha\o succeeded in gotlin so huge u
number ol the best Inclims at ftm jgoniv in
so excellent a conditioii in the cnpacit ) of
scnnts , mnt seitled duwn to duty perfectly
satisticd "
"In the sumo gcnc-ial eider , " uddeJ tae
sneaker , "thcsecrct.irv limits the number ot
m. irt led Indians enlisted m the futuic to ton
tooioh tiooj > or coniiinI'crioiis ) ) \ wlmaro
posted rcga dini ! Indiana know that oiglit out
ofe\ery \ ten , whin they amvo ataiiann-
bcaunagc , get imrrieil It will ho siniplv
impossible to enfoixo the seciotury s order in
thiscioniiec'tion In the initainoof tbo scouts
loicntly cnlistol , ana now to bo ilM-hniged.
thu propnition of inirrlcd men ! > men gmatc-i
than oiulit in ton And tluuilc , again , will
provo another new c'liuso of dissatisfaction .
ft will also gtvntH hnuass tlio it-cruitini ;
oftirers In their efforts to Ket the biM In
dians to enlist "
_
'Ihcrcis nolhliiKllIco lr ) 'Jlmmni Klectric
Oil to ipiiekl ) curea cold or lelii'vo i bouse-
ness Wiittcn bv.Mrs. M .1 Pelloiva , Ilurr
Oak , St Joseph Co , MiJi.
\\Iljli IMUU UCIJ ! i V\V. \
C4)iigi' ) < " < < uiaii Cimiii'll Sajs He Is Per-
in mt'iitly Out ill' I'olities.
Hon.\V .1. Oouiit'll. who has just closed hi s
career m congress in m trjin t'ndUtrict ' , returned
turned hoin'jyejtcraay.nnd in co.ivorsitlo n
with a icporter said1
"lamo'it nl politics , and s'nll now ssttlo
clown and en L'igo In tiie practioj of liw. Bo
foioloarlngVaimgtou ! I Ind rojitu en
gaged intlic Now York Life biitdin ? . s.o y , > i
see that 1 do not pioposu to lose any time ii
iiumi getluitjdown to work. "
'iho exctiiigiubsuianiows with consider
able satisfaction thowoikoflho session jus
closed , mid speaks with much enthusiasm
rugirding the laws passed alTc'Cting this sec
tinn of tliu countrt Koardli'g tlio new for
I'nrt Ciook It will bo one of the lines
military posts 111 the country. ni the work
will bo commented niul rimed on on tno
basU of an expenditure of $ lii)1,0i ) ) ) ( ) , \\lncl \ \
amount will he ovcntuallj expended in its
construction
Tbo eight-hour labor lull , which Mr. Coiv-
nelllntioiliuMlinlliehoiiso.it the last session
sion , would hive becoinua law uut foi tin
vast amount of woik before the senate. Thi
bill he leg.irds as just , and is of tlm oniiiioi
that til the next sission It will hoeumu a l.iw
nslt is gcntrilly looked upon with niiif !
fnor b many of thu senators
In .suikiiiL'nf | ) the binlLju bills that wer
ribbed In duiiiitf the Kilter Ui\b of tha term
I he thinks thov should hui'o pissed , IIIK
probably would If they could have beoi
reached , m > tUthhtiiiidlng the fuct that ther
was soiao opposition fiom the inteistat
bridge company IIo thlnlcs both of tlu-so
bildtjo bills will piss at the ne\t session
"In legurd to tbo p'istoltlce , " s.iid M i
C'onnoli , ' 'then ) is nothing to say that in no
ahead } known bj m'oplo here In Omiihn
Senator M.iiidcrsan unit myself iniclo ever
etloit to gel tbe additional IUOMapprupr ( ) !
atlon tothe fl.'J < WiK , ) ( ) . hut itwtis imposbibl
toget thli amount put Into tlio simdr > eivi
bill , invint : to the fact Ihut ( oiiKi'Ois hal nl
readv appropriated largo nmdiiiils for sucti
buildings nt other points. Theic was in
other icason , loo. If wo hndgotour iimoiin
I included rSt 1'iuil. and half a cloven otlu
cities would have made similar duniiinds , tun
tbo coinmittci ) simply'shut down on tlio inn
teriind served ns all alike. However , nft
pajiutr for the silo wollnd MHi , ) avallnbl
tor iniildinK purpihos , and thuio h no icuso
why work upon the new tiuUdlugsltoiila no
begin ntnu early date. "
Mrs.Vins \ > lo\v'sSootliliiK Sjrupls thi ) bm
of all remedies toi children teething , t,1.'ecu Is
a bottlo.
Oosslpiui ; Auny he i' 1)1 ) n im > nds.
U win oil a Htrout i"ir. Two liulj
frlunds WCMO cliiitti'rlny iiway as onlj
Plijskiiins , Surgeons and Spuliilhls ,
-'l IIMIV
OMAIUv M-U
Tlio most wlilclv in < l fivorsiWv linow n'pof
! . ( .lists luttie I ililol til.-i Their lon-c e- -
| ) erl tieo ri'imikulilc skill iml iiiuieisal suc
cess In Ihc lint im nt uul rino of Nortoim
C'liiniile md Mnnlcil lll-e.i-ii , entltlo tliesii
eminent pliv li'l UK lo tin- full conlldeni e of
the illlliti'd i'icryvilipr ' Thi-j ituir uilro-
A I'HU'MN AM ) 1'OSI | | VK CriiR for
Ihc M\ fill etTu'U ofo irlj vice u nil the inimci-
oiiHi'vllsllivtfolli > In Hi I r.iln.
rillVArn. lU.Hl ) ) AM ) ' KIN IIISTV-KS
pn'illlOMinli'tcU mil IIITIU inonllv lined
rsruvnr nriuuTYANii * i\tJ \i , DI > -
OliiJ-\lelil ( | ) ; readily to their skillful tieat/-
" ' '
'Hl'.KM'IMfr.A AND KITTAf , TU'IUH
cu ir intu'd i-in nlltlioiit \ pilu oruo" niiciii
flVl"vVlVrKln ! ( ) ANO VARHOrri.K p ruin
nently mil smce-tsfnllv cureil In i'\eri IMHO ,
nVrillLlrOiUllr.A. ( ( : . ( iUlii' : . fcuor-
nuitnrrlid. Stniliinl \ \ o.iliies , Io- Munliood
Mslit I'liilssliiia. Pec-i : > id 1 lenities , runiale
\V ( ilciitm mid .ill ili'lle.ilo UMH | ( Ii'iH peculiar
toclthei seposltHely eiiiul. usell us all
f n notion il dlMirdenthiit resiiitfnim j outhfnl
f < illles DI tlio ixi-essnf in it uri'OIIH
c -l'l ) Ifri ruij ( liiiriintuod iiennin ent 1 J
0 llvlVjt U Ivl cMiicd , remoN.il coniiilol o
\\ltlioiitriittlii3.CHiisUonr illl.itallnn. l'iirn <
ollicled nt Inline by pitieiil wltliuut a nio-
nicnt's jinn orannin.iiice
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN
A TiPl < riTU'U I'10 ' nvfiii ctTocis ot
rVOUlUj vU l\l/etiily vim \lik'h biinci
or.'inle iM'ultin'ss , ( li"-trovlri. licitli mind and
tuxly. > % lth all its ilrojdecl Ills , permanently
cured.
11 ) li ll''l'r ! < Adilrc's thn.p wliohn\e \ Im-
s
iyl\O. DI Ll.J pilieil HieniselM'-i ty lin-
jirouor IndnlRoiicu md s > lit < irv habits , which
1 iiln both ininil niul lioil ) . unllttliM thun for
bii > lnes < stinlv or mat rlise.
5I\UI1IKI ) MKN ni tliiM ) cntorlns on that
li.ippv life , aiure of phjilL-ul debility. ( julcKly
"BHMOtl
DUE SUCCESS
Islnsodnpon fa < * ts 1'lrat1'i.ietlcil export-
eiue. Sii nilKuty ciiso I-ipoelullj -tiulleil
tliu > st iitliu rlfrlit 'llilrd iiit > illi Inns me
Iicpir > il In our hhoritm-y exactly in suit
eucli i'i > B , thiHcniclliiKiurtiwItlioiit injury
Drs. Belts & Betts ,
14C9 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA NEB
THE CHILIA.1T
KEVOLUTION ,
Read Mil. TIII.UUOIIU CIIII.D'S art
icle on Bti9i.O3 Ayres tlio Vrpfontino
capital -in the March number of
Harper's Magazine
The now Cailiin giinbotvts are being
imnnoil in the port of [ Uicnosvrcs \ ,
and that city i itaoHou the brink of a
revolution.
Mr. ( . 'II l M ) ' entito aciics of Soflll
AMIIU'\N iifllc'les is most
: : \ tinielj
and important , in connection with tlio
tlio present lUsturli'incee ,
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
for March.
REMEDY.
liinlioiil rcMnri'il.IIHI | | , wik
a oroiiis mlarjjiil lOniUxmiK , lui.
. .anil in , rni'clnot rir-AliiKiior
Kici'ss rnrnit No ir rotnrn-j. 1 will Kind I ; m > nil
IM ilcul ) I'lt i'.l , to nllsiiirirers. nri'i'lpotliii t curetl
HID Ot tllCSO tDllllP | < Alllr < > H.ftllll I'limp ,
ludlos MIL s.iysthci Detroit l-'ivc 1'ross.
"Oh1 I into line -oino new diamonds , ! "
siidilenlj oxelaiiiiod ono.
"Is it possible1"
"Yo ! \Iy \ liibbaud i's goiiij ; to inaKo
$ 'o,0O ( ) all In a lump next wenU , and lie
. n\8 \ I intij lui\o ! > JOO to put into clii-
' '
niiiiuK'
"Hoar ino1 Is It n speculation olliiaV"
"Yos Thore's it man \\lio\Mints to
sell him a piece \Viiodward n\etiin >
piopcity for $1S,0)0. ( ) and ho tan turn liK
bir tiln over to. Mr. UUink for $ . " > , ( IOO.M
"How nice- : "
"Tlio - it Is ! " growled a 111:111 : 1 across
the ui'-le below hi > bieuth. "ho it's hoi
husband who isuftor my lot. anil 1m J-nii
hell itto Ulankfor 8"i,0l)0iiiou' ) . Li.itlnu
tjuoss not , old miin not this you1 ! I'll
hnn oil and Until up Blank uiul luno 111- .
option In half un hour.
Dr. Illriioy euros citurrli. I5oo bid' ) , ' ,
Son.
My little BOH , who looli'd from thoughtful
cjes
\nd moved and spolja in quiet. KIDWII up
wise- ,
llavini ! my law the seventh tinio dlsoooyd ,
1 struck him ami aisiulss'it him
With In I'd words and uukisVd'
Ills mother , \vhn\\as piticnt. ICIHL ) ; doad.
'Ihon , Icai-ing tint hU ttilef wuuld Hinder
ileop.
1 visitea his hod ,
Ibll found him Hl
With ilarknrdejellds , iii.dihuii laslics yet
I'romhlh ' lalo solibiiiH wet ,
And I , wit Innonii ,
Kissing away hK tears , left others of my
own.
A M 1
NO
sil iy J | itliuc' .
H 8.
The ri\oi-IU ) Aini'tli'iui Ae tress ,
EFF1E ELLSLER
Allied liy her n\vn ( ninpniiv liidiiilliu M It
I HAN h U l.Mors.lu iliiifollimli
SstSIKV * M > MMIr.MMMIS ( (
TI 1 1 , CUJVKHN
Tll D 1 I'VIMNO
M1SH. . MANNING.
WH > NK < II\V I \I.NI\d
I IA.XKLA 7v IK 1C.
llov slici't dii'n | Sitiiiilny iniiinlii , ' it ir ulnr
I > rlu's.
DIME EDEMr
\MU K r , Mutiaitor Tor. Illti unl Pirn un
WIKK OK MAIUII
\qn \ IMitilor | ( it pt II' ' ni h M mtlih I n 4aH #
Mirnuilil M nrifi > nixtMkn , * -ki t * h Ai tl K I tl
Arni trniij : lrlli ( DIIO linn , llnnrii Ilros t Inj
I > iini cr- * 1 lit1 11 M * < < ml ) 1 nf ( i' l ii mi It 'I 1m
UmTiiL's 'I i in.Nlf | nntt iuuitiuuy | I * tttu l.tins .
HJ , SIMPSON : :
1409and 1411 Dodsjo St.Onnha . , Neb.
*
1IUI.UIIIS Ol-
First Glass Carriages ,
The leadliu Styles. The Lowest I'nces.
VOUU I'XTUUXAGI : "OMtll'KII.
NEBRASKA
National Bank
U. S , DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB
$4OOOOO
Capital , - - - ,
Surplus Jan. 1st. 1890 , - Sli.BOO
Olllf-t'H niul lilri'cton Ilonry W Valei I'roildoiil
I otis t < llnfil Vlcu I'n-sidoat : .hino-4 V , s.ivueV
V Murio John b lolllm II I ! Cuililiu , J .N II
I'.ailck W 11 a lluclim. cntlilur
Tl-LE IRON UA.\Tli.
l omor I.Hi iiuJ I'nriuiu SH
A Gener.il Itinking lliistnoss Trin nelol
Winslow ilkes ,
Tlio fastest i-yeir-oldp.xclns stallion la the
World ,
Itmfinl Mil . ' nt Lexington ICv Id lient liy Mlnik
\Mlki-H. ilnm liy Aliniiut .J williniikullii * i win "f
IK" nt Iwl Vlnuin slri't-t Utii iliu.Nub . MnsS ! ' ) )
vrllli usual lut'irti ' pmlU'ius
i IANMUVA : COI IOPV
J-cirtlKitreiittiPiit r ( nil Oll'l " > M ( V M ) ' I Ill I
ll- ) > i : V-I.S lr.ui ! < Vpi'llmrr ' r II furnillles ml
Tinmen IliM rixllllii's \ | . | > antui nn l lleniiMliM
for sin-re' " fill InitnuMit "t > i jr furni M ( ill i > mo
loqiilrnu MoillPtl < ir " "nrKicil Iri'ilinintISI21i
1IUOMS 1OH I1 \ III..N li lloinl iinO MUiiiliiiiio
lti > 4t Aiiuniiii itl tt loiiN tit \\riu \ * f'lr ' cli culm s on
li ) foriiiitlO1 * nnil llrum 'Irusst" * Cluli I i-cl I'urM
tiires o ( splai l'lo ( * < , liuiiori , < . iincer. CaUirrlt
llront'l Illi Inliilnlhn Kln-trltltr I u Uyil , Kill-
c'ysy Kliliion lllnil.ler . tja. I ir , klii uiul lllmil ,
mill all-iirylnil l. | , . | lUom \SIMIK\\OMI ; \ S
impefl lti lli > ok in UNiiit's < if \ \ i incn I'rci * \\o \
luiict lately inlileil n Ijlrw In Di'inrtinont t \Voino i
liiirln cnntliii'iniinl iSCrldly 1'rlv.itiM Only Ki > lli-
lil Mt'illiHl IntlCuloMiking n &i > c\lalty of L'ltl
\ VVK IIHASI >
All Hhnil nto'ifti'i'iic-ipvirully trenti-1. Mwllclm )
or InHtfitiiionti wdit ly nmll ortri"M | Miciirily
IMCki'd no mirks In Imlli .il cunlum or iimili'r
linn punnnnl Interview iirefoncil ( ill ; uil cuniilU
uiuriinil lil'lory of yiinr ram' nnrt n will mini III
hln wrni | | > tniir IIUOK III MKN KIIKK upon I'rl-
vtle. bpoclnlor Nurkuua IMKu laci , wit'iiviOlloli ' | Hit.
Aiiarc 4iill UlleriUi
Dp. A. T. McLnuglilln , President ,
till i and lluiioy btrvils , Oni.ili.i.
33R , . J. E.
THE SPECIALIST.
Ill Years' K\jwi Mi ( " .
PBIVATE DISEASES
Curcilln I to5i.iviwillicit tliiiloHioInu liour. iluui
from luslnt is 'llio mo lnb-iulitto euro ford I. KKl'
anil nlUiui'Olnt : illiflinriiot orcr known u nu-iiloil
iileiin' .sM'llll.l.s nMirrnnlel curi'ln.iOliiM < l n
tin. must lumnrtul ri'ineljyu Vnoxn f.ir ; i | vcrmi
iiviitLiircv MIllCll UIvPinilnln rtilliiTtiuUin lilal
ilei. enroll iitlu > nii i/ltlitiul lii truinnhl ! ! . itu oiillln > r
tin Ixiln no illlutlnIOHH of Manlioml or Wo.iltiii'HH
puKltlU'ly fiiri'il. HiHCunl ri'luf t-kui ill > ca inaiul
( c'liinli'ilMi'niK I'lrnmiu'iitly cur.'il Pr Mri > ro * a
luii-t'iii In Hit ) Ircnliiu'iit of I'rlrnto UltumnifA In *
iic\t rbt'cMi iijutilloil anilil | < * irront iiuiif uf imtii'iitf
rc'ncliii from Ihu Allnnlli lo Dm I'mMlliH < iK < iml
UrcnlirH I nitI.aillm. . trniu a lo I nnlr Mill nu.l
hit limn elrvoti Umiilii , NoU Untranuu oil c-lllior
Uriel
Kcill I.AIIIM ) M.\ lir l.oJuc