2 THE DAILY BEE OMAHA MONDAY , JANUARY 8
That is what a great
many people arc doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter , but they have
a combination of pains and
aches , and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is BROWN'S IRON
BITTERS , and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifies and
enriches it , and rich , strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues , drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why BROWN'S
IRON BITTKRS will cure
kidney and liver diseases ,
consumption , rheumatism ,
neuralgia , dyspepsia , mala
ria , intermittent fevers , &c.
903 S. I'aca St. , Ilaltimore.
Nov. 18,1881.
I was .1 great sufferer from
Dyspepsia , and for several
weeks could cat nothing and
was grow in } ; weaker every
day. I tried llrown's Iron
Hitters , and am liappy to say
I now have a good apj > elitc ,
and am getting stronger.
Jos.
BROWN'S IRON BITTRRS
is not a drink and docs not
contain whiskey. It is the
only preparation of Iron
that causes no injurious ef
fects. GcttITugenuine. .
Don't be imposed on with
imitations.
BALL'S '
CORSETS
Every Corsnt la warranted salla-
lactorjrto its wearer in every way ,
or the money wilt bo rotunilcd by
the person from whom it was bought.
Tli onlr Comet pronouncrd by our lending t'hyfletiUH
t liOuHou. to th wearer , nilrmlnrwl i y lailtm ai
inuit camtorlatilo ana perfect Ottlni ; Cornet OTCI
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I'IUtT.SbT JUIUl'o.lojtoI'otJl
mmliin 1.00. Rtlf-Adiuitlnc , 1.80
ntltoxtrnhcarj ) E.OO. NuriluB. t.tSO
rrurrvtnn ( fine rautll ) 48.00. I'arajron
Hklrl-Hupportlmr. # 1.00.
Vtr ale by trailing Itcliill Dealer. Trrwherc ,
( JUIOAGO t'OltaUX CU. , Chicago , 111.
JOUB ariBL >
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W. 8. Diwiiip. Heo. and Triiw.
THE NEBRASKA
IAMFAGTURM CO
-Lincoln , Neb
MANUFAOTORKRS OF
Corn Plantera Brrrowa.Korm Boilers
Utility Hay Kuiiou. Bucnet tQlovatlnn
Windmills. < Sio
Wo are prepared to do Job work and mannlao
uring tor other partle * .
Addreual orleri
NKBHAHKA MANUFAOTDHlNtJ COT
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T I. * ! \ ;
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA ,
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge ot the natural lawi
which govern the operation ) of dlgeiitlon and
nutrition , and by a careful application ot thi
fine properties of well s locitd Cocoa , 11 r
Eppg hag provided our breakfut tatilcg with i
delicately flavored bevura e which way lave M
many heavy doctor * ' bills It IK by the Judlclou
n e of iuch article * of diet that a conttltutloi
'may b * gradually built up until ( Irons enoogl
to realit every tendency tn dlioane. Hundred
of lubtle maladloa are floating around ui read ]
to attack wherever there.h a w ak point. W'
may escape many a fatal Shalt by keeping our
elrn well fortified with pure blood and a prop
erly nourished frame. " CUII Service Ouetta
Mad * limply with boiling water or milk. Bo )
la lint only ( | -lb and Ib ) . labeled
JAMBS BIPPB It 00. ,
HomoBOpattilc Obemleta
ta &aal-wly Loncloa , Bnglan
NoLraBka Loan & Trust Compan ;
HASTINGS , NEU.
Capital Stook , - - $100OOU
JAS.D. IIKAKTWKU. . I'rixUent.
A. I , . CLAIIKK , Vlcu l > re tdent.
K. O. WKUSTEH , Trwuurcr
DIHKCTOKS.
Bamuol Alexander , Onwald Ollvr ,
A. L. 0 arke , K. 0. Wclntcr ,
Ooo. H. I'ratt , Jan. It. lloartwell ,
D. U.McKllllnney.
First Mortgage Loans a Bpooialt
Thlf Coiii | > atiy furnUliui a pcrnuncnt , hoi
Institution where Hiliool llonilt anil other \cgti \
liuuol Municipal txxrrlltii ) of Nebraska can
bo neuotlutwl on I lie niont tatoraUo tern
Loan * uuulu 01 liiiprotu * ) ( arm * I all well octtl
oountlc * of the uta'c , throUKh rtxjvomlblo I *
corrwpomlinta ,
il F-aBtf TUkQfil
In solDf KJ.II tak * the
OMcagoft Northwest
Tralm leave Omaha 5:10 : p. m. and 7:10 : a.
for full Information call on ft. p. DKUKL , T
Agent , 14th and Karnam at * . , J. BELL , U.
lUUwajr 0(0t or U LAMEST. OLA UK. Oio.i
LINCOLN LITERATURE ,
Penned by Our Ocrrospndent
With a View to tlie Polit
ical Situation ,
Dark Horfiea Being Groomed
for the Benatortnl Race.
crube , UronclioB nn < l Ml Itnry Cobu
Drought Into Competition WltU
TboroUHhbreclB.
C3'c pondcnce of Tim llin.
LINCOLN , Nob. , Jnuary o , The
mill is ready nnd jho grist is largo.
Tlio Icglslativo mill has rvt lust finished
the preliminaries and Is ready to go
to grinding , and the grijt of railroad
bills that is ready to bo dumped into
the hopper will bo largo n numb'er
and varied in kind. It is nafo to aay
that fully ono fourth and perhaps
one-half of the members will ba ready
with a contribution of this hind.
A largo number of railroad commis
sioner bills have bcon prepared both
by the question of the constitutional
ity of ouch a law ia having the if Feet
to make all move slowly. The rail
road attorneys are on the ground , but
it is evident that they are satisfied
that they cannot ; stem the tide , and
if they have no hope of tricking the
legislature , they may as well pack
their grip-sacka and start for homo.
The hall of the homo of representatives -
tativos was crowded yesterday after
noon to hoar the inaugural address of
Governor DAWOB , and to do him jus
tice it was much better than was ox-
prctsd upon the pointa which moat In
ter oat the people of this Btato. Ho is
tqnaroly upon U.o record as against
tlio railroad pass sjH'.em , and It is fair
to presume that after having given the
people of the state to understand that
ho considers the taking of a pass au a
species of bribery , I hit ho himself will
pay his faro , bat it is possible that ho
is of that class of doctors who never
take their own medicine. The In
augural address had never been road
by aay person except himself up to
time of its ddllvury by the governor ,
BO ho Bald , and it must have , boon on
much of a surprise party to the rail
road lobbyists aa it was to the grang
ers.
Governor Nanco in his message
seemed to want to convey the ideii
that the railroads were at least half
owners Of Nebraska , lie gave Hon.
Turn P. Itonnard a good send oil' to
help him got n claim iigainnb the State ,
but the claim of Pat 0. Hawes for the
sumo kind of work was given a blnck
rye , and after having used a pocket
full of passes ho could do no h.ss than
say that ho tliaught that railroad pro
perty was properly assessed , especial
ly as ho helped do that work himself
and was just going out of illho. A
railroad attorney might have done a
very little better if ho had had the
cheek , but ho would not have changed
it much ,
Lieutenant Governor Cams took
every occasion to try to intuit Senator
Reynolds , but ho did not nuke very
much headway. Thosp two gentle
men were in partnership at ono time
and the bad blood between them was
on account of some dill'jronco in n settlement
tloment and the lieutenant governor
of the Btato of Nobraaka.
played the boy , and ho did iv. In good
shape , but Senator Reynolds can af
ford to sit still and nmllo , for ho wat
sent hero with a majority of nenrlj
nine hundred , after having been op <
posed by Cams and the entire railroad
crowd of the state , and from the waj
ho starts out it ia evident that ho will
bo hoard from before the cud of fort }
diys.A .
A man would bo perfectly aafn It
colng into the senate ana calling Mr ,
Brown a liar , for the reason that then
ate four ( senators who nnawor to that
name , to aay nothing about the Bocro
tary , who is bleaaod iu the same way
and each ono of thorn would know
that you meant the other follow.
The committee appointed to maki
the standing committees made theii
report yesterday afternoon , through
Brown , of Douglas , the chairman
and the opposition did some tall kick
int ; . Kick ! I ahould eay that thoj
did kick. Kicked like a mulo. Ivickoc
forty foot high , but all to no purpose
The coimnittoes were madu after at
anti-monopoly pattern , and they hac
to take their medicine. Qov. liutloi
waa left out , and ho pranced aronm
like a atour in the corn , but it did no
count. Brown , of Lancaster , wai
given the important position of chair
man of the committee on federal ro
latlona , It is not the beat committoi
in the world , but then Lmoaator '
not proud.
It may astonish scmo of your Oma
ha readers , but it is reported on thi
Btroeta hero that llou. 0. II. Ujwoy
of your city , ia a possible onudidati
for the United Stutes senate ; but of al
dark horses the laat ono hoard of i
the bent , nnd that is Gon. ( I
Paul Van Dorvoort. It la sail
Paul hat it all fixed. At the props
time in the race , Mr. Ohriatophoraoi
is to desert Gen. Oowiu and tak
everybody ho can , And after that Mil
lard and Saunders will bo ready topll
everything into the pot , Paul la al
ready the high-cockalorum of the G
A. R , and clotrly the next atop I
into the U. S. senate.
In our last letter wo intimated thn
the lieutenant govorcor would not b
allowed to do anything but preald
over the senate , Wo were mistaken
They did allow him to appoint on
page , and it waa a question at on
time whether they would do that c
, not.Tho
The now'apeakor has every appeal
anco of fairnois , and wo will IJUKS ot
gueea if ho dooi not nvtko the bei
presiding ollleor that body 1ms had fr
many u long year , an } wo approhon
be tint in thu formation ( if the comnii
if. teei that ho will bo
if.ml guided by h
own good cunto and not by corpor ,
tion attorneys.
Jadge Weaver , Jim Laird and K. 1'
Valentine , ar > > on the ground , tu :
rumor 1ms it that they have formed
rtnir aud ducldrd to fix tbo U , S. BUI
ator business thomei'lves. J u t wl
the lucky iimn nill bo ia not atate
but Mr. Mtllard expects that it will !
himself. In conversation with Jnd |
Weaver ycatotday ho expreised hit
eolf HB dUgusted with the seuatori
fight , and said ho ahould go homo
tay. Why , aald ho , just think of !
11 counted up twenty candidates t
quit long before I cimo anywhere near
the end of the Hit , Why , oven Pad
dock is a candidate. If there were
but Dvo or aix there would bj a
chance for aomo fun , but as it the
chance la elim to have any real good
uport out of it ,
IJDlhlo sounly la ably represented
in the house by gontlt'tnon , Ilavun
and Stcadwcll. They are not hero for
the purpose of etotiring a position of
rlotpctivo or express metHengor on the
U. P. railroad , but will do what they
were sent for without fear or favor ,
Mr , Palmer , of Saline , is uiao ono of
the most active and cllicient mombera
in the house and while ho may not bo
inclined to break a lance with the gen
tleman from Dixon ho will always bu
found ready to work in the interest of
the men who sent him ,
The govornor'o reception at the
Oapitol between 8 and 12 o'clock lout
night was quito an aiT.iir , and while
white vesta and awallow tailed coots
were the ixipptlnn inntcad of the rule
it was a pleasant gathering and waa
attended by a largo number of people
including most of the nonAtora and
members , The fact that-Governor
DAWOS was il inked by the railroad
editor of the Journal is not auflin'ont
of Itself to irarrMit the conclusion that
the aaid editor will load him around
by the nose to any very great extent ,
HOUSE JOURNAL :
LINCOLN , January C , 1883 At 0:30 :
the house wns called to order by the
speaker , and , after the usual prelim
inaries , the gentleman from Cheyenne ,
Mr. Biorbowor , was requested to take
the chair , which hn did.
Mr. Ohapln , of Franklin , who had
Buffered by reason of a cold committee
room , the other night , cilorod a reso
lutlon that the speaker shall appoint
an assistant engineer , who thall bo on
duty daring the night , which was car
ried , and P. B. Murphy wns ap
pointed.
After any amount of skirmishing
in regard to adjournment and printing
the governor's message , the whole
thing waa laid upon the table.
The aonato announced that Mernra.
McShano , Heist and Fisher had been
appointed a committo to confer with
n like committee on the part of the
house to consider the printing of the
governor's message. The ipeakor ap
pointed Messrs , Lee , Johnson and
Castle , from the h-uso , to act with the
senate committee.
Nearly $150 worth of time was then
consumed in the needless discussion of
the newspaper and atamp question ,
and it was finally disposed of uy laying
it Indefinitely on the table.
TUB aitANAEll ELEMENT
ia opposed to the expense , while the
city members uro anxious to have the
usual perquisites. Some very funny
motions and amendments were offered
nnd it seemed to the lookora-on that
the whole matter was brought up for
the purpose of testing the gentleman
who occupied the chair.
The previous question being called
for , the ayes and nays were called , and
the paper and stamp resolution was
brought to life , The question then
WHS whether the members' , clerks and
officers of the house should each have
ten daily papers , ton wrappers and
ten three cent stamps each day during
the session , which waa carried.
Adjourned at 11:30 : a. m. to Mon
day at 2 p. m.
8ENATK.
January , D , 1883.
Senate called to f > rdor by the
lieutenant governor. Prayer by the
chaplain.
A motion to appoint a committee ol
throe to confer with a like committee
on Depart of the house , waa carried ,
and Senators McShano , Hoist and
Fisher were appointed.
Senator Reynolds moved that t
committee consisting of Senator !
Dooh , Barker , HtiV , Brown of Doug'
las , and Patterson be appointed or
senate rules. The resolution waa carried
riod by a vote of 23 to 10.
The papers In thn contested casei
of BomgafdorAnd Kincaid were ther
produced and opened by tno lieutenant
ant governor , nnd pending this thi
senate at 11:45 : adjourned till Mondaj
at 2:30 : p. in.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Inetallutlon of New Oillcors baa
Week.
Mr. H. G. KrauBO , D. D. G. 0. o
the Gorman lodges K. of P. fcjr Doug
las county , was quito busy las
week installing the ollijers of the dif
ferent lodges oi Omnhn On Mondn ]
the following were legally installed :
1'LANET LOUOK NO 4
In Planet ledge No. 4 , K , of P. , a
their castle hall :
Phil. Lang , P 0.
Goo. Smith. 0. 0.
J. Spaorl , V. 0.
Jacob Hubo , P.
Jacob Frank , M. F.
Samuel Mot 2 , Ml E.
John Kuuhn , K. II. and S.
Joseph Monday , M. A.
Win. Rocho , I G.
Fred Krause , 0. G
On Wednesday evening there waa i
union Installation by Nebraska lodg
ISo. 1 and the Omaha ledge No. 2G
K. of P , at which the following weri
ina'allod :
NKUUAHKA , LODOE , NO , 1 ,
Ohoa. K. Ooloman , P. 0.
John flayword , 0 0.
8. M. Wilcox. V. 0.
E n. Alien , P.
M. G. MoKoon , M. E.
M. Toft , M. F.
J. S. Shropshire , K. R. and S.
S Gotz , M. A.
Mr. Johnson , I. G.
E. O'Noil , O. G.
OMAHA LODC1K NO. 21) .
CharloB Morkt , P. 0. ; M. May , C
0. ; William John Weber , V. 0
flunrv Jensen , P ; J. P. Lund , Al
F ; OhrUt. Willy , M. E. ; llerma
Kunrlp , K. R and S ; Auguat Krer
zel , M. A. ; Hnnry Anderson , I. G
D. Blutiiuelo , 0. G.
After the Installation a banquet wi
Ktven by the cllicora of Planet Lodg
No. 4 ut the Tivoll Garden , whei
everybody had a jolly good timi
The order la very popular in this cit ;
and increasing in nnmbrra steadily.
Rlolioi in Hap Furniiui ; .
At the present prices , ten acres j
Hops will bring more money thn
five hundred aoroa in any other farn
ing ; and , if there is a consumer <
dealer who thinlH the price of He
Bitten high , remember that Hops ai
n- $1.25 per Ib. , and the quantity an
ial quality if Hopa in Hop Bitten , an
to the prit cu remain * the same as forme
1'a ' ly , Don't buy or use worthleta atu
or Imitations boonuio the prloo U lea
A HUGE STEAL.
The Tennoaaeo State Treasurer
Geta Away With Half
a Million.
Hich Society BLookad nna the
Bi/ud > nion SouenllnR.
Polk' * Poonlation-
Special Il patch to Till U .
NAHHVILLK , January G. The legis
lative committee appointed to Invea
tlgato the cllio of suto treasurer uiot
this morning. The treasurer has boon
out of the city for two days and his
c'erk waa not prppirod to make u
statement of acouuts. The committee -
too re-port a dcfisit in the treasury ( f
IOJ,000 , and after conaultutiou with
the bondsmen of the troaaurur , recom
mend n aupansloa of the business of
his olllco for the present ,
The announcomant from the atute
cupltol this morning of a do ( hit In
the Btato troa&ury produced a sensa
tion throughout the city. The follow
ing is thd report of the legislative
committee : The juint select committee -
too to aottlo with the comptroller and
treasurer , report that they have
vteitpd the ( Jlio of the treasurer and
upon irqairy Und the treasurer away
from the cnpltol and has been for two
daya and they are not advised when
ho will return , ilia clerk Btutca that
ho can't go into a settlement ot the
treaeurer'a account i till his return.
They nlao have information from his
bondsmen , or some of them , that the
condition of the treasury is such that
they fdol justified to recommend that
the workings of the treasury be
stopped until an examination can bo
made. The deficit is thought will
roach $100,000.
At the luftt session of the legisla
ture a bill was introduced to Increase
the bond of the state treasurer , but
the bill waa stolen from the desk of
the clerk of the senate the night before
fore the bill was to come up for final
passage , on the day before
the day fixed for final
adjournment of the legislature. The
amount of the deficit in the treasury
cannot bo accurately ascertained until
a thorough investigation. One of the
bondsmen who has been cximinlt'g '
the accounts , aaya it ahowa thui far
a deficit of $380,000. The same bonds
man says the treasurer's backs and ac
count at ono of the batika eho"a a
discrepancy of over $30,000. Just
before Christinas ho said he
had drew out of the bank of
Pookskl $5,000 state funda , which
were distributed in varioua banka
at Nashville , Knoxvlllo and Memphis.
The missing funds are supposed f >
have boon lost In spcculationor loaded
to personal friends engaged in speculation
lation in bonds or stocks. Treasurer
Polk loft Nashville Wednesday last.
Ho waa hoard of at Milan , Tonn. ,
from where ho wrote back that ho
wonld return Sunday. Ilia family
hero do not know of his whereabouts
Ho waa a nephew of the late President
Polk , lie has a lareo family , and oc
cupied a high social position in thu
city and state.
BONES Off THE BENDERS.
A True Story of the FJIgut , Pursuit
ana Capture of tne Murderers.
8t. Louia illepubllcii.
Time and again the fate of the Bender <
der family has been a question warm
ly dobatflfMu all parta of the West ,
Many people maintain that the famllj
were duly killed by the avengers ol
Dr. York , whoso death first broughl
to notice the murderous family. Not'
withutanding this , every little whih
comes the report that the Benders are
still living and have been captured ,
There have been dlacoverod no leei
than a hundred different Bender faml
lies , and a collection of the nowspapa )
sensations relative to the dlscovcriei
of Bondera would prove a moat inter' '
eating literary curiosity. The latos
Bender sensation waa a local ono
when the detectives of this city clap
ped a guileless citizen into a ralaboosi
upon the statement of a man name *
Green. Ho was discharged from ens
tody a few daya afterwards.
The Benders kept an inn on a lone
some road near Ohorryvalo , Libetti
county , Kinois. The road paasoi
f through the middle of a prairie , si :
miles from Gherryvalo , aud all the iui
travellers often stopped to get lodg
ings for the night , Travellers stop
plug there , supposed to have money
were seated at the table , aud wbil
they were taking their meala , a cur
t tain which waa auiponded behim
them showed the position of the !
heads. A blow with the head of a
uxo from behind the curtain woul
atun or finish them. The bodies wer
lowered into n collar underneat
through a trap door , where the pocket
wonld bo rifled of money and value
blea and then the bodies were
BURIED IN A HOLE
dug in the lot In the roar of this hoi
pltable tavern. The disappearance c
Dr. York led to the discovery of thos
terrible crimes and the sudden departure
uro of the Bender family.
Many statements of the manner 1
which tko Bondera mot their rotribc
tlon have been made , but the circuu
ftances of the affair have f jr a Ion
time been enveloped in mystery. .
new \erslon of the fate of the Boudoi
sets the matter beyond all doubt.
The following statement by Cap
S. 0. Reeves , who was first lieotenar
of Captain BnrrowB * battery , U. J
volunteers , and who was livinp at It
dependence , Kunsue , at time the Bei
der family worn detected aa the mu
dorera of Dr. York aud other.i , wi
given to OjlonelD W. Wear , of th
olty , who furnished It to The Repul
llcau. According to CUptatn Reeve
Btatetnont Dr. York lived iu Indcpuu
once , I tnsi > , nnd went from Indi
pendeuce to Fort Sjott to soil a houi
and lot at that place. Ho
the sulc , but the purchaser did not pn
any mouoy down. York started fi
his liomu ia Independivcp , an
waa mot and recognized at Parnu
Kin. , where ho purchased SDH
olgarB. Ho waa next met o.i the ron
from Parsons to Bender's nnd reooi
mred by three or four purlieu , but 1
noror could bo traced beyond Bei
dor's. Dr. York' * wife being ludl
posid her husband's return waa :
pcotod that night. His brothe
Oolonol York , aware of the delica
condition of his brother's wife , atarU
out alter him , and the first trail 1
struck waa at Parionn , where 1
learned that the doctor had goi
itr through Parsons on hla way homo tl
day beforo. From thU pUoe ho *
out on the trail , and hoard of hn
brother three or four times between
Parcona and the Boeder placo. Colonel
nel York stopped at the Bender place
and made inquiriea for hla brother ,
the doctor Tno Botfdiira denied that
ho had ever been there. Colonel
York then wont to Independence ,
Montgomery county , Kon.- , and got
Sheriff Stone. They both ( Colonel
York and Sheriff S'ono ) made a viait
to the Bonders. On arriving there
they had n conversation with John
Bender , nnd the information they pot
from him waa unsatisfactory , hut
enough waa obtained to
AUOU8K THEIH RUHMOIONH.
Oolonnl York nnd Sheriff Stone
them returned to Independence and
raised a party of men. They started
out to Boiidur'a the very next morn
ing , and when the party arrived nt tl.o
place it WRB discovered that the fam
ily had all decamped , 'Ihoy then
hunted around the house , and finally
prouectitod their search In the garden ,
whcro they found that the ground bed
recently been disturbed. On remov
ing the aurface soil they found the
body of Dr. York nnd others , who had
boon murdered , burled iu those crude
graves. Hon. William Wright nnd S
S. Peterson , deputy United States
marshal at that time , followed the
wagon track across the open pralrlo to
Thaycr , Kansas , which ii about
twelve miles from the Bender houeo.
There they found the Bonders' wagon
and homes , which had been aban
doned. They tbero learned that the
Benders had taken the train on the
L. , L & G. railroad for the north.
The pursuing party telegraphed thu
conductor of the train , aind ho tele
graphed back that the Bendara had
stopped at Ohinntte or Now Chicago.
They next telegraphed the ticket agent
at Chicago or Chlnutto. Ho an
swered that ho had sold the Benders
tickets to Ghetopka , Kansas , which la
juat two .miles from the Ohorokoo line.
Messrs. Wright and Potcraon , after
obtaining this Valuable information ,
mounted their horses atid rode rapidly
back to the Bender place , where they
found Colonel York and Sheriff Stone.
The four men nt once procured fresh
horses and started iu dl has to for
Ohetopa. At Oawogo they again pro
cured freah hortoa and started anew
for Ohotopa , only distant eight miles.
Then they ascertained that the Benders -
dors had taken n team and wagon ,
which waa awaiting them there , and
had gone in a southeasterly direction
toward the Grand rlvor , in the Indian
nation. Ohotopa ia about thirty miles'
from the Grand river. When the
pursuing party reached Ohetopa they
were only about three hours behind
the Bondera. They pushed rapidly
ahead , aud the four men came up with
the fugltivea four milei from the
Grand river , and there without further
ceremoney the Benders met the retri
bution duo their crimoa. They were
all shot to death , and the bouea of
old man Bender , liia wife , John and
Kate , lie there in u hole dug in the
ground , where they remain at this
day.Mr.
Mr. Wright la now living in Iowa
and Peterson ia a resident of Indo
pendoccs , Kansas. Stone ia living in
Montgomery county , Kansas. About
a year after the terrible murder * by the
Bender family occurred , Colonel
Wear visited the spot. The houno
had disappeared and a few ntonea
forming the undepinnlng and a hollow
apace , which wan the collar , with here
nd there an excava'.ion in the rear ,
were the only signs to bo seen of thn
monstrous Crimea perpetrated by the
Benderi , who Iu their torn mot -with
swift punishment and a juat retribu
tion.
* Lidien of all ages who sulfur from
loss of appetite , from imperfect diges
tion , low spirits and norvoua debility
may have life nnd health renewed and
Indefinitely extended by the use oi
Jilra. Lydla E. Pinkham'a romedioe
for all complaints incident to the
female constitution. Wo have nol
only n living faith in Mrs. Pinkhnm ,
but we are assured tint her medicine !
are at once moat agreeable unc
otlicacious.
Mnmorial Resolationr ,
Adopted at a regular meeting ol
Omaha Lodge , No 829 , Knighta ol
Honor , January 4 , 1783 :
WHEHEAH , The Supreme DIctatoi
of the uoiverao has taken unto Htm-
a ] f our beloved friend and brother ,
W. E. Armstrong ; bo It
Iteiolml , That the heartfelt aympa
thiea of the members of Omaha Lodge
No. 829 , Knights of Honor , are ten
tered to hla dear mother iu this hou
of her il'ipp f Illiction.
Unsolved , That the charter of thi
Indgo be draped in mourning for thirt ;
(30) ( ) dujs ; that a copy of thceo resplu
tioua be furnished to the mother o
our deceased brother , and also to ead
of the daily papora for publication.
MHOS. G. MAOKANE ,
W. J. KKNNUIV ,
NICHOLAS ITTNEII ,
Committoo.
t-
Hop Bitter * Are the Purest am
Brat Bitter * Ever Mndo.
They are compound from Hops
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No mat tor what your feelings
Bjtaptomn i\ro , what the disease orail
Hunt is , use Ilop Bitters. Don't wa
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bad or miserable , uau Hop Bitters a
onco. It ma > ave your life. Hun
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Kivo hundred dolhra will bo paid fo
it CASO they will not euro or help ,
Da not sailer or let your friend
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Flop Bittern.
Remember , Hop Bittora la no vile
drugged noetrum , but the Purest an
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A roniMnn/Joii of JVo.
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a jHilatabta form , J'or
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2'owert it if < nUJeno -
lie.
BEV.A.I.iiOBUS Wrltes- : lie.BEV. . J. L. TOWNEB ,
After n , thorough trial of the rr-
mON TONIC , I take pleasure rfft. >
in that I have been
statin
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use. ministers and PU the debilitated vital forces.
lie Speakers will ilnd It
of the greatest value
whore a Tonlo is noceo-
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aa a rollablo romedlal
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