OMAUA J3KE - T.UUESDAY , SEPTEMBER J8.
* * 5 Tnittmof the l rm " fine
" H Lint" la connection with th
n forpor tonMn of cmtto d
H com ny an die * of ml wh t
required by the traTollnjr jb
lle-u Short Mne. < J'irk ! Tlfm
Mil the be t ol tcootnrao'i *
P I u . . . . 3 tlniu Ml ol which r Isro
hol by the fjriwtesl rMln T In Atneile * .
And St. Paul.
Howan nd oper < tes over 4,600 mile * of
northern Illlnoh , Wisconsin , UlnnosoU , low *
( iVoU ; and M Is main linen , branches and Conner
ttont msh Ml the croat bua uoas csntret ol tin
liorthwc < it and rjrwwt , It naturally answers th >
description of Short Line , Mid Host Itauto between
CtlcstfO , Milwaukee , ft , Pnuland Minneapolis.
Chlc fro , Jlllviaulico , fcCrosio and Wlnou * .
Ohlcwro , Milwaukee , Aberdeen knd Kllondalo
Chicago , Milwaukee , KAU Ulilro and Stlllvater
GhloARfl , Milwaukee , Wauiau and Itcnlll.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Usurer Dam And Oshkcuh.
Chicago. ItllwtukcTc , Wntito-nha and Ocanomowna ,
ChlraRO , Milwaukee , Mudtaon and I'ridrlodu Chlen
Chicago , Milwaukee , Owntonnn and Falrlbcnll.
Chicago , Dclolt JancovHIo and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Elgin , Jlockfard and Dubuqno.
Chicago , Clinton , nock Itland and Cedar Ilopldi.
Chicago , Council niuflu and Omaha.
Chicago , Rlouz City , Sioux FMlnand Tankton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and ChambcrUln.
Rook uUnd.IJubuquo , St , Paul anil Minneapolis
tHvcnpoil. lm r , St. Paul anil Minneapolis.
Pullman S ctperi and the Finer t Dining Cam In
the r rid tire run mi thomalnllncnnf tlio CHICAGO ,
M1MV AUKEK AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY , nnd ovcrf
ntUntlan Is p&ld to porjongcra by courteous employe !
Ol the Company.
6. S. MBUntLL , flcnl Manager.
A. V II. OAlll'liNTRR , Oca' Pass. AR
J.T. CLARK , Oon'lS.lpt.
OKO. 11. 1IKAFKOIID , Ain't. Ornl. I'a Art
PRINCIPAL LIFE
I'HOM
CHICAGO , PEOKIA & ST. LOUIS ,
IIV WAY OP
01IAHA AMD LI1ICOL1T TO DENVER ,
Oil VIA
KANSAS CITY AND ATOHIBOU to DENVER
Connrrlliifr In tJnlon Doiwiti nt Kniras C'lty ,
OnmlKuiiidDonvuiMvith IlnoiightniliiH lor
-And nil ] > olnls In I lie Gicat West
.
Connecting In ( itiiiul Union Depot lit Chicago
with through tmlns for
NJ2W YOKK , JlOSyOtf ,
Awl nil KrwVraCltlus.
AtToorli with tlnotf itmlns for Indiana ; ) ,
oils , Oliiclnnntl , ( 'oliiit&i ; , mill nil point * in
tlio South-Knit. At Hr Jioulu with thioiuili
trains for all points jjojup.
Day Coic-hM , Put lor Curs , with Ito.
ff Uliiilrs ( HunlHjiru ) , timolcln- Cars with
Itcvolvhi ) ; OI nil in , i'nllnmii I'al.ico Sleeping
Uara null the jinnoii1) o. Jl. & ( J. _ IJInliitf ( 'mi
. nly tlnoiiKli line
running thulr own tmhiH hntwruii Uliloii 'N '
Lincoln and Denver , niul ClilciiKo , KIIIIHIH
< ! ltv and Denver. ThioiiKh cure iHilwuuii
IiKlliin.'ipolls ana Council JHnllVi , via 1'eorlu
. iVdiiTii ANH SOUTH.
Solid Tniliw of iiouiit : ( Day Coiichei nnd
1'iillinau 1'alucoSleeping CarHiuoinn dally to
and from St. Louis ; via llannllml ; ( Jnlney ,
Kcoldilc , ISnillngton , Rcdnr llapUHand Albuit
IjTOtoHt. 1'iuil nnd AIlnncniHiilfl ; I'arlorCara
\vllh lU'cllnini ; Clinlfi ) to and Iron ) HI. LonH
niul I'L'nila.
[ Onlyonn chaiiKuof rara liotwiMin
St. LoulHiind Jc MnlncH , Iowa , Ijlnculn , No.
ljmala , and Dunvor , Colorado.
1 It Is also tliuonly TJnoiijjIi Mno bfelwcon
{ ST. LOUIS , MINNEArOLIg and SI1. PAUL.
It IH known ui tlio Kreat TUUOI7O1I OAll
J/INK ot America , nnU la universally admit
fed to ho tlio
'lincst ' EjuJppod Hailroad In the World for
all clascn of Travel.
ThrniiKh Tlolseia via this linn for Palo atU ( :
11.1C. coupon ticket , oltlcea in the United Statca
< mid Canadn.
' . J. I'OTTKIt ' , I'EUOKVAL LOWELL ,
Otp i'
or NiilllASKA. :
Tlio Plonocr Mutual Benefit Asaoclatton In the
State ol Nebraska.
It Is co-operatlvii In Its working and all rrcmbcri
Imvoavolco In the management byotoat the an
nual meetings.
'Its aim Is to benefit ltso\\n momhorK , their wldown ,
and crplnm , In cvo of iltritli , accident , tlcknoxu or
total pi-rnianciit disability of a member , at rcttial
OOetvltil uciinoiLleal inannKeiiiiit.
Arclliblo homo auocUtlon. Active and reliable
nsjon'B united to ( vimata for members In Nebraska ,
Ktima nnd Colorado. Address ,
S. MoD'OWALL ' ,
Secretary and Ounoral Manager ,
BEA.TRMD , - - - NEB.
HON. II. W. PAUKKIt , 8. C. SMITH , |
I'rojlilcnt. Treasurer
THE BRUNSWICK , BftLKE , COL-
LENDER COMPANY ,
TO TUB j. M. u , & u. co.j
The moit ritonslvo monulactnrori ol
IN TUB WOULD.
John llockjtraasor General Auint or Hcbr ak an
Western Iowa.
109 B. Tenth Street * . . OMAHA , NKB
CSS Trlcci el llllhtil and 1'uol Tablet and initoiltl
urnUbed ua opjillcitlon.
mott AND SI.ATI : iioonuo.
Oiuha , Hib.
Of
Qalvanizoo iron Cornicss
tCJIiSVUb ? BlbVUUIlbUB
A victim ol ftrlf Imprudence , crxJlBg oertutif
llj. imtnAtura dw.tr , etc , uavine ' inou in
rv a rumpor , JIM a Blintjls
of tilcu tie will Kill tflU'lttm ,
Tcn HCOOTll.
* " Jlr the uo of IhU
ALL rtEMnnv , the otom-
DI8EABE3 a o h n n < 13) o w o 1 n
' f pccdlly regain Ui"lr
or. ntrongth , nndtlio.
TUB ' Mood I * purified. - d
r Kioif nra ) It 1 pronounced by
fc LIVEU i hundreds of the ben 6
doctors to bo the OJT.
AND 4 LY OUIIK for alt
tmiNAIlY kinds ol Kidney Dla.
[ OROANB It in purely
, table , and euro when
' OnAVEI. i other mcdlclnco fall.
It In prepared cr-
BniOIIT'O prcsaly for there dla
DISEASE CMC , and ban never
boon known to fall.
Ono trial will
con *
IK
I- vlnco you. For sale
- Tim
by all flrugRlota.
HACK
on Bond for
. 8IDIJ Tamphlot
of Todti.
lincnvoua
monlato. >
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on
NOIMIETEWTIOH CIO. ,
OP
Protldrnco ,
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I'lianli Aecnnneo Co. , ol i.cndoa , Csob
A ant3 t ,
ntttchesttr.X T. , Capital COO.iKC e
XfloMcrrlmnt ? , ol Now jV , N , , ' . , CtplUI 1,2T6OW11
Gliardyire. I'lilMclfhli , ttj ! l.Ion.tMC.t )
lrtn.on'1 ttiud Coc.fl . . . . ) ,1S , S1
17 St. ClmrlPi S' ' . , Kl. Louis , Mo.
J ritulnr in'Iujlei.'l n iiMlmi r llii. , lia 1,11 n loiiRCr
engaged In tlio .jiet.uilrcnimctit < > r CHmnir , NitioUK , t'
noaiiiom > ln. i < tiiin ui oilin-rhrrlriinlu tit. 1 *
tartly ! ' [ > " . .how niin nil ull rt I'lftnlnkouw.
Nervous Pioslf.illoii , Dohlilty , Menial and
Physical Wcnknosi , McTCiirlal and other Alice-
lions ol Throat , Skin or Bones , Ulood Poisoning
Old SOrCS and UlCCrS , lr < slc < l * lll > tin ] mllclv ;
uere.lt > it tntr.l sfli Dtllla | > rlncll , IN. Ha'dy. Prhnttljr.
Diseases Arising ( rum Indiscretion , Excess.
Exposure or Indulgence , * iiirii i roiiueoimo or tin
loliu | nc iflwu uiKouinrM , il.l.lliiy , < Ih M r ileht
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ulcrilf'tilo ' ( h .uelpl/ o r limnlr. , fonliul * * orlikni to
rciidcrlnir Mnrrlnco Impraper or unhappy , * ra
i > crinniirBMjreuriil , l'nniilil [ i < 3'l | RC ) OII HID altute , ! '
( n iciltil rn\ih.io | , rrcotu nnr ad'lrtii. CcinmiKntlou at
lleo ur lij mall fr. o. niul Invllril \ \ rllo for qucilloui.
A Positive Written Guarantee
ptrt * In nil cnrntjlocnun. M tllclnos trot crrrjnbere.
Paniphlnia , KncllNli or Gorman , 04 paeon. cln
irlblua ubovo UiecuscD , la tnalo or female , rilL'Ii.
SVJARR5ACE COBDE !
IMpnKO.flncl'Inlri. Illuitrttc'l In tlolliun.l till l.lnillnj
& 00nionoycrinttatel damn inpcr rintr. , 'Jje. Tlili boo.
eonlAlua all ttio cnrloii * , doubtful t > r luuuUlltro vnol to
I now. A book or trial | iitrut lo oil , lllbltll , lliaBlr.
llupi'lntu uro iruuvW-J by 111 advlco.
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lilcdor Deformed , alaodlsoasca ol the
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i , ui.
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liY MAIL TOSTPAID.
HOW
n. GKHAT MTiJDIOAIj WOKIi
Kih r.ntod Vitality , Ncr\ono tnil Phytlul Uoblllty
ftouutura Decllue In Mail , Kirora of Youth , in tht
nntolJ uitwrlM oaultlng Irom Indlscittlon * 01 ez
OBUBCII. A book lor every man , youo , middle-aged ,
and old. It contains 125 prescriptions ( or all acute
nd chronic dlecascj each ono ol which la Invaluable
So loand by the Author , whoso oiporlcuco lot S8
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ot any physic an SOU pageo , bound In beautllu
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erary and profeMlonal , than any other work cold In
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ID every Instance , Prloo only Jl.OO by null , pott-
paid , llluatratho cample Doonto , Send now. Gold
mod * ! awarded the author by the National llodlcal
Kioolatlon , to the officer * olrhtch he refers.
Tlio SclouM ol Ufa ehould be read by the young
lor Instruction , and by the altllotod lor rclUI.
HwlllbouerU alU London Lancet.
Tture li no member ot nocloty to whom The Sol
cnoo of Life will not bo uvtlul , whether youth , par
ent , trnarUUu , trutructoror ebrgjman. Argonaut.
Addrcia the 1'cabody Medical Institute , or Dr , W
ikor , Ho. 4 Ilulflnch Htuet , Ikwton Maw. , wh' '
o coniultcd on til dUau.ce rerUh < ig tklll aui
01109 , Careulisandobstltiatedleoak jtthat hiv
the kill ol all otherphye-nrII olaui
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l.n luttiiKo f llurei. JHYSEIF'
inmt i ) t f nr . Itook f re * .
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li licaa
UOirilOIlT. W. KUIINAH , Kucrctary Htft Board
ol AK'rloultiire , A oclato KJItor.
EUnSCHIlllON 1'lllCK , (1.00 jior > ear la udtaiioo.
jtiTAaKNTO WAKIKDJC9
103 S , lltU Strojt. - OMAUA , NK1J
CROWNIES IN A FLUTTER ,
Intense Fmi Enjoyt liy tlio Czar
aDfl Czarina ,
Dn < lKiniHoiiticlH ( | in AVnrHaw AVlint
'Xliry 8n\V In tlio Tlicntro-Tho
C'/arlnn Given Awny llio Poles.
lly Spc'cinl lloinli to HIP X. Y. Journal ,
WAIWAW , September 13. Not n hnp-
pier couple lives in all Siberia than the
Czar nnd Czarina , now on n pleasure ex
cursion to this cnrital of Poland. They
have bcon constantly on the rjo all the
time , Some times they havu gone faster
than at other times. Seventeen hnira on
the Czar's head have turned white with
pleasure , till now lie in calloillho "Plum-
od Knight of the Husaias. " The Czarina
haa ahnrcd in the little surprises tender
ed her royal husband , nnd from n habit
of glancing ever her shoulder at the pleas
ant sound of bursting bombs , fired in
honor of the Czar , she can now turn her
face clear around to the back of her neck.
The Czarina expressed n wish last
evening to BOO "Tho Streets of St. Pet
ersburg , " n spectacular play mounted nt
the 1'ooplo's thonlro In honor of the
kingly visitors. On the way to the playhouse -
house the onthusiaom ran riot. A man
with Ilia brass knuckles did his best to
shako hands with the Czar , and nnothor
working gentleman with hia hat full of
dynamite triad to throw himself under
the carringo to show his love for the rul
ers of Russia. Tlio Czarinn had just
previously complained of the homo-aick-
38 , but thcso little attentionsdid much
to maku her fool nt homo. While turn
ing into Poniatowaki nquaro both wheels
dropped from the carriage nnd the royal
contonta were spilled. This waa an old
atylo Polish joke and took well with the
crowd.
At last the theater was reached , half
nn hour nftor the time fixed for the beginning -
ginning of the play. Out of dafcronco
to the czar'a party the curtain had not
risen. But the audience had and were
making n fierce attack upon the ticket
sailor's box when the czir entered.
naturally thought the mob waa crowding
to BOO his manly shape , and his modcstj
at thnt moment over coming his desire to
plcaao the people , ho led the czarim
through a private door. The ctio win
given to the orchestra nnd the strains o :
the stirring "On to Siberia" recalled tha
audience to their ocata.
The play was a touching tribute to the
regal pair , and the spectacular nituations
wcro true to lifo. Ono occno represented
the killing of the czir's father , another
waa n thrilling sconu of n plot to blow up
tlio preaont czar's coach. No lesa than
twonty-throo bombs were exploded on the
atago nnd tlio secret minea and other no
cessorics were highly enjoyed by the
opcctators. The aoeno of a dynamite
factory : md the view of n band of nihi
lists were particularly fitio. The buautifu
Sophie Katlakillsky played the part of
the Bocrot poisoner of the czar nnd ro
coivcd n oplmidid bouquet from the
czarina.
Today the town is alive it being the
last day of the Czar'a visit , as ho starts
for Wilna on the Flying Russian at noon.
Ho nnd his wife spout the forenoon in
riding around town , dodging the ( lowers
thrown nt them by n dolh'htcd populace.
Ono elegant bouquet of roses just missed
the Czar'fj head nndblowovor the opposite
oidowalk into a macadamized road. Small
boys put torpedoes under the -wheels and
then enjoyed tlio start of surprise given
by the regal pair. Everybody waa in
good humor.
Some of the plcaaanteat incidents of
the day were the many occasions on
which petitions were prcaonted to the
Cx\r nnd the Czarina by the happy ppo-
plo. To avoid the crush policemen tried
to keep back the Boa of human beings ,
but the aca was irresistible. As paper
after paper and vocal petitions were
thrown Into the carriage , the royal
couple hugged each other with joy at
those signs of renewed confidences given
by the people. Some of the papers were
coated with nraonicnnd like preparations
to keep moths awny , while some con
tained fire-crackers to give them weight.
Onr man asked the Czarina to give
him the City Hall. This request waa
granted nmid loud npplauso. Another
iskud for the franchise to build a street
railway down the Kosciusko way , with
the privilege of placing toll eaten nround
the public squarou. This trille was grant-
id , and the bosocchor nnd the people
igain cheered. Luckily the police inter-
'ored at that moment , just as n little :
nan resembling Jny Gould was about to
id ; for the gift of thn town.
Owing to the clemency of the guests ,
ind the inclemency of the weather only
1C , > 00 iirresta were made during the two
nut dnyii of the roynl visit. Of these
\bont U.OOO will got thirty dayo. The ro-
innindor started for Siberia at 10:10 : thla
moming.
Tim Itram mill tlio Mottle.
Nobody can stand protracted indul
gence in ntrong drinlc. The topers who
seek continued utimulus in what they
call their "bitters , " have muddled brains
blood shot eyes , unsteady gait , and ruin
ed digestion. Jiist remember that the
Btull' they call "bitters , " ia not llrown'a
Iron Bittora. No toper wnnts it. it
contains nothing that suits him foratimtt-
lua. It is n pure tonic , nnd the boat
preparation of iron in existence. Cures
indigestion , malaria , kidney nnd liver
diseases ,
Gamlillni ; Implement ! ) " \Vltli u His
tory ,
1'hilmlulpliln Uocord.
WAHIIINOTON , D. 0. , September 12.
1 heard n queer secret last night. It was
simply this That the finest net of faro
checks in the world was now in Wash
ington in possession of a colored barber.
I don't know anything about ench things
but I am told that these chocks are simp
ly perfection , They nre of the purest
and costliest African Ivory , every ono bo -
ing perfect in shape nnd construction.
They nro inlaid with gold in curious ,
unique patterns , some of which have
never been soon in nny other designs.
They nro supposed to bo worth about
$2000 , nlthovuh they could bo bought of
the darky who holds them nt much less.
Of course they do not belong to him.
Ha Btolo thorn somewhere in
the south and has ever since
been trying to dispose of them , liu
no one -rranta to buy them , doapito the
assurance Hmt their lost owner is dead ,
Irst lie may not bo dead : for if ho
nhvo ho could follow thcso checks allover
ever the world , so peculiar tire they ,
Their atory in just as peculiar. Hero i
is : In the decade before the last war a
noted gambler , whom wo will call Bob ,
relieved rich planters and fat factors o !
their money on the fastest Mlsiiseslpp :
river steamers with neatnesa nnd dia
patch. Ho had worked his way up
through a swarm of inferior gamblers ,
with now and then a set back , until ho
felt himself to bo the foremost gambler
< m the river. Ho combined all the quali
ties that go to make up the successful
gHtnblor , possessing each to ft remarkable
degree , Ho was the coolest man of ln >
time , and the quickest with his knife ,
and the moat terrible in his profanity.
11 in luck was somewhat wonderful , for he
won almost continually , nnd yet
played ai honest n game ns ean
over can bo expected of ft gambler. It
was ono bright spring day. after a great
run of luck which had tnado him for the
time n rich man , Ihnt ho conceived the
idea of owning the hamdeomcst set of
faro checks in the world. So ho ordered
a sot to bo made in Now Orleans. The
man who took his order Bent It to Paris
and the checks wcro made by the finest
ivory and gold workers in the world. Ho
gave nomothing like $2COO for them , lie
never used them except when playing
"big gamos. " But then ho seldom played
any thing oleo , There must bo § 1,000
at least involved , or ho took no interest
in the game. Ono night , while ho was
ploying for stakes which would probably
como to $10,000 , the luck seemed against
him. Ho was as cool and aa calm as over ,
but the lookers on remarked upon the
aizo of the veins in his white forehead
Then they remembered that the luck ha
been against him for some time , and cal
culatcd thai ho must have lost most
"hia pile. " The fact waj that h
had , and that ho was desperate ; but h
said nothing. At last the game wa
ever long after midnight. Th
lido of the gambler's fortunes had obbci
anil ebbed until almost all that ho hai
had been swept out of sight. The las
dollar had gone. Only ono thing remained
mained to him the set of chocks will
which the game was being played. U
looked at them almost lovingly , for hey
had become dear to him. On them hat
been wagered gold nnd silver , negroes
lands , steamboats and plantations whicl ;
had been his. Now everything had
passed ever them again and was gone ,
With ono wild , horrible oath lie nudden
ly rose to hia full height , and , before hii
hand could bo stayed , plunged his long
knife into his heart and fell full length
ncroaa the * table , and his Ufa-blood spurt
cd over his precious checkn. Since tha
night they have wandered all ever th
United Statca , accing Bconca of daring
nnd of bloodshed differing only in dcgro
from those of their lifo on the Misaissip
pi river , and now they are como at las
to the base hands of a low-born thief.
Ho docu not seem to know that they car
ry a curso.
3gg
CONVINCING.
The proof of the pudding is not in cliowing
thn piling , but in luvinp nn oupnrtunity to
tfHt the nttlcludiroct. Schrotor & 1'ccht , the
DniBKists , hive n free tiinl bottle of Dr. Uo <
palikos Cough and l.mig Syrup for each and
i > very onu who in nfllictcd ! th Coughs , Cold ? ,
Asthma , Consumption or any J.mur Affection
Blurtler AVII1 Out.
Atlanta , Ga. , 'special to Globe-Demo
crat : About two mouths ago the city
was startled by the report that Mrs ,
Jennie KUDO had been shot dead by a
burglar. The family consisted of Charley
Rose , hia wife Jennie , who wau an inva
lid , and Miss Nancy Frazier , a cousin o !
Mrs. Rose , who waa in the house as help ,
Miss Frazlor says that aho was awakened
by the sharp report of a pistol ; that as
her eyes opened a figure rushed by her
blowing out the light aa ho did BO. and
jumped out of the window escaped.
Arising from bed aho wont to the bcdeido
of Mra. Rcae , and placing her hand or
that lady's head aho was shocked to feel
the clammy touch of human blood. Mrs.
ROBO uttered "Oh , oh , " and expired.
Tlio bullet had entered her eye , passing
through the brain and lodging in the
head. The huaband , who was an employe
of the Air Line road , was Bent for ,
but manifested no surprise
when shown the dead body of
hia wifo. As daylight appeared and people
ple began to talk , there were those who
discredited the theory of burglary. There
were many roasona rendering the burg
lary theory improbable. Suspicion nat
urally fell upon the husband and Miaa
Frazior. Who olsp could have a motive
in removing the wife ? The couple wcro
arrested aa was also Mies Suggs , with
whom it was claimed Rose had been inti
mato. Both girls denied bitterly that
they know anything of the ad'.iir. After
a series of examinations , running into
three weeks , attended by many dramatic
episode , Rose wna dismissed. So far
the character of Miss Frazier had not
bcon Bucccaafnlly attacknd , nor was any
Improper intimacy withRoaoeatablishcd ,
Still public opinion insisted that some :
lay the fact would bo eatabltahod that
lloso and Miss Frazier had conspired to
remove the woman who atood in the way
Df their dcsirea. Late lasi night Dr.
Carter wua hurriedly called to attend n
> attont. On reaching hia destination ho
found a young woman who was aulTerini ;
'earful convulsions in child birth. The
lector did all that ho could to relieve the
uiliorcr. When the child WUB born it
was found to have but ono eye , the place
ivhcro the other eye shoul have been
laving only the appearance of n deep
aullot wound. In a few momenta tlio
: hild diod. The mother etill Buffered ,
uid her condition resisted all remedies ,
uid at 8 o'clock this morning hho died .
ilso , nnd this evening mother and child
ivcro both buried in tlio saino rude coll'ui.
rho woman waa Misa Nancy Frazier ,
ivhoso death , without telling the atory of
lior friend's murder , yet furnished full
evidence of the moving cauao thereto ,
[ lose is atill in the city , nnd upon being
iskcd concerning it simply answered : "I
will oay nothing. I have had enough
trouble about it. "
YOUNO B1KN , 11WAO TUIS ,
TIIK VOI.TAIO IiiT ) : COMPANY , of Marshall ,
Michigan , offer to BOIU ! tliulr celebrated K 1.1:0
Tito-YoLTAia HEM niul otlior KI.KCTIIIO Ai1-
l'i.lArcia on trlnl for thirty iliiyn , to inou
( young or old ) ulllictoilitli jervotm debility ,
Ions ot vitality mid umiihooci , nnd nil Uindiod
tioulilcs. Also for rheumatism , nounilelit ,
paralysis , nuil imuiy other diseases. Coiuplotu
restoration to health , vigor niul manhood guar
anteed , No lisle Incurred , as thirty days'
til.il in nllowed. Write them ntouco for illus
trated pAiiiiihlet , fico.
Testing a "Wllo'H AfTeclloii.
Special li patch to the Globe Democrat.
Four OAINKS , Ga. , September 15.
There ia a colored man hero named West
Gordon who has been jealous of his wifo.
Their quarrels wore numerous , which the
injured husband determined to end by a
trick that nearly proved fatal. Ho got
the clothes line and , throwing it over ono
of the rnftcra in his cabin , Used it as lie
supposed , long enough to lot him stand
on the lloor while ho was trying to make
hia wife think ho had committed suicide.
When he slipped the noose nrouud his
neck and stopped oft' the chair ho found
to hia horror that the rope waa just
enough toshort to make it uncomfortable.
He groaned BO pitifully that it awoke his
wife , who came rushing out , exclaiming ,
as she SAW hia position : "You old fool ,
1'ao most a mind to lot , you stay dar. "
She procured the scissors and cut him
down , when ho fell to the lloor almost
choked to death. Ho says bo will never
test her affections that way again.
.tiTJCeotitMn In Mlml. la the Diamond
Pyo4 moro rnlorinz ia gi\iu > than m any
known dye * , mid they givu fattei nnd nioro
brilliant colon. 10 lit all tlrugguts. Wells
lUclmulBou & Co. , Burlington. Vt. Sample
Ouril , 32 colors , mid book of direction for 2c
atsuup ,
SOliOKON IN TIU5 SHADE.
Application of llio On at
Ktilo cf Judgment.
When Solomon was naked to decide
which of two women n child belonged to
says the "Celnntial Empire , " the En
glish journal of Shanghai , Chinn , ho
called for hiu sword and proposed to cut
the child in two and give a half to each ;
the real mother went into hysterics , ami
Solomon decided in her favor. But at
the mixed court , a few mornings ago , an
actual division was made , and Solomon's
judgment was put in the shade. The
chattlp in dispute waa a black dog , wit'
his tail clipped bare except at the ex
trcmlty , which still rotAnicd some
hair. The dog waa quite unconcerned
and wont snuffing around the arena nn
under the court table at the magistrate
foot , or wherever his tether would allo'
him to extend hia explorations. Th
claimants for the dog were the butchc
and a washerman. The butcher's aaais
tant hold a atring , with the dog at th
end of it. The unohcrrrmn held
basket in hia hand containing hai
which ho had clipped from the dog'
tail , and which he produced in proof c
ownershipMr. . Jlowea , inspector o
markets , stated that ho had known th
butcher for many yearn , and that lie hai
Boon the dog at his place ; and that h
believed the dog belonged to the butcher ,
It wnu also ntatcd by the police that ai :
experiment had been tried at Ilongkow
police station ; the washerman called or
the dog but it would not follow him ; bu
when the butcher called , the dog heard
his master's voice and know the sound
thereof. As a last resort to prove tha
the dog loved him and belonged to him
the washerman pulled off his jacket and
allowed a plaster cluck between his shoul
der blade * , saying that the dog had bi
him there. The magistrate decided ii
favor of the washerman so far that he
waa allowed to keep the basketful of hair
and tlio butcher waa allowed to take th
rest of the dog.
A Tribute to ISrlHUen.
Miles City , ( Montana ) Itocord , September 0
The editor of Tin : OMAHA HUB , who ,
seems to bo a pretty level hoarled fellowo
took occasion recently to indulge in nom
sarcastic comments respecting a military
hero who has Cgurcel nomuwhut extensively
sivoly in thin section. Major Briabin , o :
the second U. S , cavalry , who was the
individual referred to in Tun Bin :
seems to have taken umbrage at the av
tide , and charged in solid column of
omall typo upon the helpless editor it
last Sunday's Yellowstone Journal.
Eccentric YnnUco Iloblnson ,
Anent the death of the well-known
show-man , Yankee Robinson , at Now
Jefferson , Iowa , Thursday , J. L. Hutch
inson , of Barnum , Bailey & Hutchinaon ,
eaid to a Chicago Tnbuno man : "Ho
waa the originator of the handsome
street parades. Of course one of them
in these days wouldn't look like much
now , but they took like "wildfire then.
Ho waa the most original advertiser I
ever saw. Every once in a while well
almost everyday wo take half dollars
stamped in the metal , "good for ono ad
mission to Yankee llobinson'o show ,
Of course the half dollar waa good , and
is now , but there are people who keep
tlioce pieces until a circus comes along
for como unexplained reason. Then ho
used to have a song ho aung , and had a
poster made of the music , each note being -
ing about two or three feet long , and ho
would paste it up on the
fence. There would bo a
crowd surrounding it all day , and hum
ming the muaic. Ho was also very ego
tistical. Once the advenco agents got
water-bound in some Illinois town in high
water in the spring , anel the show caught
up with them , BO no notice of our coming
waa given to the people. It was hia prac
tice to ride ahead ono day on a horao to
some little town , and , seeing a crowd of
loafers in the street or in front of a sa
loon , ho would approoch them and ask
them if they had over hoard of the great
ihowman , Yankee Ilobinnon. Some
would say yes , othora no. Ho would
then owell out his chest , take oil hia hat ,
ind nay : "Ho ercnda before you.
[ ' 'oast your eyea ! The show will
30 here to-morrow. " But the poor
) ld man has bcon down at the heel for
ho last ten years. Ilobinsou was a man
it unbounded extiavaganco. Ho prp-
ipntod his family physician right hero in
Chicago with n § 500 diamond ring , when
knew that ho hud just bought a horne
or 83,000 for St. Paul , paying down
500 nnd otill owing $2,5CO on the horse.
irou remember n play ho used to have ,
'Stund Down in the Hall. " A sort of
fankco play it was. Years ago ho lived
u lionet yo Falls , Now York , and I bo-
iovo ho wai born thero. The place ia
ight naar C.uiandaigua. Ho used to
: ocp a ehoomakur's chop there many
'ears ago , for bo has often opokon tone
no about it. I think he married his first
vifo there. Ilia second wife ho married
n Chicago. Ho was a man of yrcat
.bility , but ho needed oomo one to curb
lim and sit down on his wild projects.
10 used to have a business manager vrho
wild control him pretty well and then
10 made money. " "Whan't ho rather
iscontrici" "Yea. Some people uaed
D call him crazy. I have known him at
inios to commence pulling liia beard out
i ainglo heir at a time , and before the
iouson waa over ho wouldn't need a
azor. That's a fact. But then ho un-
loratood people too. In writing hia own
ihowbilla ho would uao the aimplest
anguugo , Ho never called the show a
'tranaccdant aggregation of wonders , "
[ t waa always hia big chow and nothing
ilsc. "
Auld I'hosphato
I'OU WOMEN AND CIIIUHUIN.
Dr. Joa. HOLT , Now Orleans , Ala. ,
mys : "I have frequently found it of ox-
jullont aorvico in cases of debility , loss of
ippotito , and in convalescence from ex-
Imitative illness , and particularly of Ber-
fico in the treatment of women and chil
dren. "
M
A Hound BuiiU ,
Wall Street Now * .
An eastern man who was in Wisconsin
a few daya ago stepped into a bank in n
Dinall town to got a § 50 bill changed.
The cashier counted out § 30 and then
spoke to the bookkeeper. The latter
spoke to the janitor and this individual
put on his hat and crossed the street , and
returned iii company with a man who
turned out to bo president and cbiof
stockholder. This person steppodaround
to the safe , and by the aid of the book
keeper opmied it and banded the cashier
about ? 75 , and charged it to him on a
daybook. . Later in the day , as ho met
the eastern man on the street , he explained -
plained : "Perhaps that transaction look
ed ( [ uoor to you , but live yuars ago 1
made up my mind that if ray cashier took
a notion to skip he'd havu to pawn hit-
boots to got beyond Chicago. The book
keeper watches the cashier , the janito :
w atchea the bookkeeper , and 1 keep Bud :
a watch on all throe that depositors ar
paid 5 per cent interest , and not a gain
of poker or faro haa ever been played in ,
this town , " _ „ '
BOTTOM. ?
Th * medicine , cmnlilnlng Iron with
Vpfri'ti'.Mo tonM , nnlckly nnd rorniil
Cnri'H IM | iciHhi | , liiillui'Htlnit , Wnil
liiliuiro lllixliUiilarIU |
mill Nf'imilnln.
11 Is nu unialUnc remedy for Dl cnscsof the
KlilnrjH niul I.Her.
It Is invnlunblo for m encos ticciillnr to
Women , nnd nil who lend fedcntnrv lives.
It doc snot Injure tlio tcctli.cnusclicnilnrlic.nr
jinxlnre constipation nllfr Iran mcilicmenlo.
It enriches and I'lirlflcs thplilood.ftlninlnle'J
the nppetltc , nldq the n * linllntloii of food , ro-
lle\csllcnrtlmrn nnd notching , mid f tretujth-
ens the inn eles nnd norvc .
I'nr Intermittent Fe'vers. Lassitude , Lnckof
uiergy , Ac. , It hns nncqunl. > v
KTi The pentilne 1ms iihovo trndo mnrk nnd
cn. cd red lines on wrapper. Tnkc no other.
, to. ,
1'rnposnlBforjStrGct Aprons.
Settled tiropoinls will bo rcochcd bj the iind
cd until 12 o'clock noon ol Saturday , Scptomlcrtho
27tli , 1 iSl , for tlio furnlshliig to the clt > ot ono hun
dred or nioro VOL Jen aprons for street crojslnj , ' * ;
such aprons to bo constructed In nccnnlanco with
tamplca now on DodKottrcct , at eouthwust corner ol
I'ilUunUistreet , nnil also In accordance with ouch
Iiirthcr suggestions ns the chairman cl the Hostd ot
1'nbllc Worl.8 may iinko pmlous.to presentation ol
bids.
bids.Hill
Hill to bo aceoinpniilcd by tin sltjnaturca ol pro-
pmvd sureties who , In the ctciit of tin nuanllniol
the contract , will enter Into bonds ultli the city ol
Onmlm , in tliofltimof the hundred dollars , lor the
faithful cxocut.on of Huch contract.
The lloatd r 11'nbllo Works rcsr\cs the light , to
reject any ir all bids ,
\SIFSClUIOIITON ,
Chairman Iloanl ol I'ublio Works ,
8 1M3-10-19
VvaH2HefelinsliM& ? ? &
„ YMChartered by UicStatecf III. .
f/noia lor thctxp-C3spurpo'e
isi.ot'4nci > itiiiifTh : anpropfiatc tc.r.x-di
jntoncc u. = Jin each case. Conuultations , per ,
Jun.il or Ly Isttcr , : .ucJJy .fidcalinl. Ftlstl
ciacT sc.i : bv M.tilandZ. . * " , No mnr ! : : > on
a.'c to ir.d uatc contents i wader. Adaress
\V111 pnrllY Ihn . . „ . .
late the LIVER and KIDNEYS ,
and 111 4 IIHU. Till' HUAI/TII
nnd VIOOII of YOTJTIt Uya-
pepM. , V. am nt Appetite , jii-
II ) . non , 1 n It ot btreiifrtli.
and'Hi"iiirabsoliilcljr
iin'il. ! T 3 , muscles ami
IK i' i r Ivoiicwlorcu.
l'i li i PS t'io nilinl and
supiilK'S 'rain 1'imcr.
ErnflVi ii.j.1 ] cai coiiijlnts ] ) |
pi'uill.rti > their si x will
I In DR. I ! ' TOTCE'S IEOI-I 0.0.03 n rnfn nnd
f "ijcty euro. Uiusadcar , ' .calthy complexion.
I'rciiront M > cni | > fs nt c"1" * f 'IIR oiilyaild
to tbuiiupulurll ) ui thu orlpln u. IJo not expcrl-
tnent pi'ttlioOinr.iNAii ANDlirsT.
( ! 3to'JbeI > r. llnrtprMpd Co. '
St.lAuls , Mo.for our "BM1A.M BOOU.1'
1'ullot utrunnuuiid u :
Of the Northwest , Detroit , Minn
V country ol WOOD3 AND LAKES , 200 miles west
ilSt. Paul. Three trains dally ou tboN. P. H. H. ,
tltli 23 I > ay Kxcurfciou. Tickets at about ono-hili
atas.
rOTEL ! MINNESOTA ,
Ln elegant house with nccotnrnoditlonq for 200
uents. ft. K. COLBURM , Proprietor.
fiTHKXD FOB CiaCUL.lRSOIVI.\O 1-ULL rAUHCUIilIUJ.
D.
( Faculty Prize Jtcillctl UOHCKO of Ohio.
SPECIALTY
And other Diseases ol the Anus and Ilcctum.
L20 S. 14th St. Cor. Douglas
01IAIIA , NEB.
ro cd and vtl
HAMBUEtt-AMEBIOAS
IHECT LIKE FOR ENGLAND , 1T.ANCK AND
OE 51Ay.
Tlio etcnrreldrs of thh w ell-know n line are built ol
on , In vr.tcr-tU'tit compartment ? , sndaro lurnth-
j with oery ruiniuitoto uako tto paetmgo both
ifu and rgrccablc. Tlioy carry the United HUtis
nil Uurojicau malls , and Icavo New Yorks Thuru-
njs and buturJija ( or Pljuiotith ( LONDON ) Cher-
ourR , ( PAU13)ard ) IIAMBOSIG.
Itatuj ; I'lr&t Cabin , 855,235 nnd ? 70. Stc rngo20
Henry 1'i.ndt , Murk Ilaiibiiu , F .K. JIoorua.M. Tclt ,
entnln Omaha , Oronc\ . left & Scliocntgoii.&scntjln
ouacil Clullu. C. IniCIIARD ! : &CO. , Oen. Pass
Kti , 01 Ilro.xJway , N. Y. Chi3. Kozuilntikl i Co-
rrieral Wtstiun Agjnts , 107 Wt.dhlnutou ht , , Chloa
0,111.
NEBRASKA L/lND AGENCY
SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS ft BNYDXH.1
Ciuor * Dealer : In
1608 FAIIKAM ST. OMAHA ,
IItT4 lor silo SOO.OCa acreo ccielnlly nelectcd londt
D Kantnrn Nobruiin , at low prlcu and oa cuy turns
Improvea i rtni tor BtJo la Dcuglu , UoJze , Co.'fAi
? litt , Hurt , turning , S&ni ) , VVkealcztOD ,
jaunderu , and Butler Oountloa.
Tmc3 r ld In til parts ol the Stftto.
Money loaned on Improved Urina.
Notary Public alwajs In oOlco Correspondence
onltd
ACUI'.i ; ALL , but a ) a tonlo and health rcn < n\or ,
and for Uluod and tikui Di.ci.os , and trouble *
dipunih'iit on impure nr InipoMrUhtd blood , hMi'
atlval.
"My baby six months old broke out with sorau
kind of skin humor , and after bcin- treated ( Uo
nnutlis by my fanilly plijulcUn , win liitun up todle ,
'Ihu diuUt | ri-'CulnliiUHkil Hv.llt'd .SjioLlllo , and thu
rc.ult aj a , cratlt/inj , ' a. It is unracuUus. ily
child auon cot u ell , all focodol the ilUiuso U 0uc ,
aud lie It 04 ( it as a plir. " J. J K1HKIANI ,
n , ItutU Cjunty , Toxaa
"I uiod Gullt'i HpoclDconmy little daughter , nb
was Blllictod lth some Blood PUnon nlilch bid re
Uted all eojt * ol trcutmcnt. 'Ihu bpccJtle. ridiouc
tit ; pvrnuntntly , niul I bhtill use It In my practice. '
\V. B. 11UOS1K , M. U. , Cjprew UUV-tf , Arl. .
Our Treatise CD lUood and Skin Dlstatcs milloi Ire
TUB SWIFT BPKCIFIO CO.
Drawir 3 , AtUnta , Oii.
N , V. Offlco , UO W. ! 2d St. , betnccn dill and 7tb
'Aunucj. I'bllidelphUi offleo 109Cbutuut t.
Owing to the increase
in our business we've
admitted 60 the firm
Mr Edwin Daviswho
is well and favorably
known in Omaha.This
V
wiilenabi © us to han
dle an increased list
of property. We ask
those who' have desi
rable property for
sale , to place the same
us ,
Will 139
Pfl
South Mth
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