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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , WEJXESDAY. MAttOH 24 , 1838.
Y1ERSON SEVER CONFESSED ,
The Alleged Slayer of Watson B , Smith Pro
fesses Profound Ignorance ,
KNOWS NOTHING OF THE CRIME
Arrested.by United States Authorities
Immediately on Ilia Kclcnsc
An Kxnmlnntloii Com-
nicnocd HrlcfB.
[ ntOM inn HUB'S LINCOLN nuiiEAir.1
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning \\'nr
tlcn Nolics released from roufincnient ir
tlio penitentiary Jolm Piorcon , scntcnoci
from Douglas comity in 1832 to four year
imprisonment for robbery. As the ox
jjonvict , clatl in citizens' clothes , slcppci
Co tlio door to go out n frco intui , Doput ;
United Stales Marslial Hustings clappoi
Ills band on his shoulder and suid : "i'iuv
son , 1 have n warrant for yon. "
M this unexpected grrctlng Piorcon
vlio had been looking forward to a tin ;
of liberty in town , blanched a little , bu
without making inquiry as to the nalnr
pf the oflonso or asking to HCC the wai
innt , said : "Well , l.supposo I must g
* .vith you , " and cheerfully walkedoll'wlt
'Hustings to the carriage wlioro Shcrl
Jlcllck's deputy was waiting to drive li'u
lo his now quarters in the county jai
1'iorson is a man of about 150 years , of I'm
physique , mid with si linn , bi
not bad looking countenance. 1
talking with thu 15ii : : represent !
tivo yesterday afternoon ho sal
his homo was in ISurlinglon , Iowa , bi
just before arrest ho had taken si job at
hotel In Omaha. The ollunso for whic
lie was convicted was the robbery of
man named Howard , sit a saloon opposii
tlio Union Pacific depot. Pior.son stouti
assorts that ho was innocent of thocrim
unit never saw or hoard of the man mil
ho came running out of the saloon Biiyii :
he had been robbed. Piei > on was the
standing in the doorway , and had a litt
talk with Howard about tlio job. Tl
same night lip was p'muhcd by llio polic
and on thu trial Howard swore ho was tl
man who robbed him. Referring to li
arrest by Hastings , yesterday , Piorson ,
answer to the reporter's questions , sai
"I have not boon told what 1 am ho !
for , but 1 .suppose , of course , it is on n
count ot that Smith matter. I anticipate
trouble about it when tlmt fuss was nun
in the pnpurs a year ago. Hut I doi
know anything about the murder , in
liavo nothing to toll , so tlioy can't ho
me very long. "
Piorson .says that ins cell-mate Sutlo
who claims to have extorted u confussli
of his knowledge of the WnUon 1J. Smi
murder from him , was a crank who w
trying to toady to the warden and ma
all the good time ho could. "Wli
soon after that batch of lies was pu
lishod , " continued 1'iorson , "Snttou w
released. His term was not out with
eight or ton months , and a man cai
make that amount of good limp in t
Nebraska penitentiary for nothing ,
never made any confession to Sutton
anyone else , for 1 had nothing to confe
1 never know anything about the aill
until 1 was shown an extract from t
Omaha Herald referring lo n story U
by Anna Henry , and saying I know abc
the inurdur. I used to live with t
llenrv woman , and know George Grooi
and Jacit Mu ent , but never had a
deals with the latter. 1 was never in 1
place half a doxen times in my lifo.
did not know Watson U. Smith , a
never heard of him until after the m
cli r. I left Omaha in October. 18
mid wont to Council Blufl's , where
worked until the next Man
when I came back to Omaha ,
can't make my statement any strong
than to.Eivy that 1 ilojj.'t ' know > . " ' , ' ; ;
about the ivumlor. They have hounc
mo at tlio pen ever since Sutton told
story , trying to make moconfess'tosoi
thing I could not toll. A little noi
paper man ( Fred Nye ) came down fr
Omaha , and had an interview with
about the alleged confession , and tl
went back und wrolo a lot of lies ami n
represented mo till through. Then W
den Kobos put mo in the black hole twi
ank kept mo there for a weok. Who
naked Him what ho did it for lie said 11
been reported by the foreman of the I :
ness fehop for bad conduct. 1 know 11
not done anything wrong , so I as !
Nobes to send for the foreman and li
him htnto what it was , but ho refused
do it. When I got out I asked the fc
man why ho had reported mo , and
Haid ho had not done so. He further s :
'You ought to know yourself why Nol
put you in the hole. He's trying to mi
you toll something about the Smith m
dor. ' That was the way they used mo
along after Sutton told his tale , and m
hlmselt solid with the warden. "
At 8 o'clock last evening Pierson '
taken before United States Commissio
Dilllngsly for examination. Hon. K.
Ifurtlett , of Omaha , appeared for
government , and John Caldwell , of I
coin , for the prisoner. When Pier
was arraigned Air. Caldwell made ob ,
tiou to the proceedings , claiming that
federal courts hud no jurisdiction un
the reservation , grant by which
United States holdtitlo to the postol
property in Omaha where tlio allc
mnrdor was committed. Air. Bart
contended that the only right rosorvoi
the hUito of Nebraska under that gr
was the authority of state ofllcors
servo processes on the premises , anil
ilhibtrato the volution of state and fedi
government on this point cites the c
bratud case of Althea Hill vs Son :
Sharon , wlioro tlio fair plaintin" , hav
used her revolver on a lawyer in
United Ktato.i court room , was hoi
answer by the federal Judgo. Conn
sioner Hillingsly said ho was not road
decldo the question , and while ho ha
under consideration tlio oxaminatioi
witnesses could .proceed. The lirst i
culled was Norman A , Kuhn , the Om
druggist , who testified to tlnding
body of Wutson 1) ) , Smith at the dee
tlio lutter's ollico on tiio night of Nov
bor 5.1881 , and describes minutely
condition of the corpse and its surroi
ings. When the examination 6f
Kuhn was concluded an adjournn
was taken until 8 o'clock this inornin ,
The alleged confession , which Pioi
now so .strongly denies having made ,
to the ell'uct that Jack Nugent , of Dun
had paid him 8300 for killing Watson
Smith , and tlmt his woman. Anna Ho
know all about the transaction. This
afterward modified so us to make a :
named George liroomcs the pnncipa
the killing , and Pioraou his ace
plico ,
Nugent , it will bo remembered , os
lislieil a htrong alibi at the timu thu "
fossiqn" was printed , and Anna He
who is still in Omaha , also protested
Pierson hud ne > ' r told her anj thing
ructly or indiicctly , about the murdo
TIIK KAUFJfMAH CASK MOLLKU.
At the request of tiio prosecuting
npssi's , tlio information ch.irging 1) ,
Kautl'man witli soiling moituaged p
erty , was nollod in thu district court
torday , and the defendant honorably
charged Air. Kautlmsin is a farmer ,
ing iiboiuVovcm miles north of Line
About two years ago ho bought of a
named Kennedy , of Jackson , Miohig
lot of sheep , giving a luortgifgft on
frhecp and tlioir incrcaso to .secure
mcni of a note , given as the pure
price. Alost of the shcop died with |
in the | icad , and the only part
the property left was ono boas
clip of wool , whtou Kiuill
liuld subject to Keuuedy's order fi
long time. As tlio wool was depreciating
in price and quality , and Kennedy after
repeated notices , Jailed to take it , KaulT *
man on advice of hU lawyer , cold it.
For this ho was arrested on complaint of
Kennedy and the case was set for trial nt
tlds term. A few days ago Kennedy
and liis lawyer came on from Jackson ,
and wrote to KaulTman from the Com
mercial hotel in tins city , asking on
what terms a settlement could bo made ,
intimating that they were ready to drop
the prosecution for a money considera
tion. Knun'man'fl reply wns that he
would not give ono penny to satisfy them ,
as ho was confident they were trying tt
blackmail him , and lie thought ho could
establish it In com t. This was followed
by a request from Kennedy for an inter
'io\v ' , which Kaun'mnii likewise refused
[ 'ho prosecutors then took the train
'nst ' , ami when well into Iowa where UIPJ
know they could not bo molested , tele
graphed Kaull'man that they had con
lulled to have the case dismissed , whicl
vas done yesterday. It was KaufTmnn'i !
nlentlon if Kennedy had not left tin
tate BO hastily to hold him to answer for
unlicious prosecution and sue for hcavj
damages.
damages.Kinn
Kinn AT Tin : VKXITKKTIATIY.
About 7 o'clock last night a lire broki
out in tlio stone building of tlio Wcsten
Manufacturing company at tlio ntati
xjnitentiary and raged lor over an hou
loforo it was extinguished , The city fin
lopartment and some of the trusty con
victs managed by hard work to eon I'm
Hip Ihunns to the rooms in which the ,
originated , and consequently tiio ( Inning
is suppossd to bo comparatively small
Wiii'ilmi Nobes reports that the fir
started from a barrel of asplialtum in th
blacksmith shop , into which somobod ;
thrust n hot iron. The building and eon
tents are owned by the Western Mam :
factnriug company and fully insured.
A TUAVKSTVOK JUSTICE.
The jury in the Doggo case came hit
court lastniglil with a verdict of nt
guilty. The result of the trial is a sui
priso to all who knew the facts in th
case , as Doggo was proven to bo the h
stigator of the fraud for which Hcrol
was convicted. It is hinted that his a <
quiltal is partly the price of n Imrgai
with District Attorney Strode by Dojjgo
lawyers by which Strode bound himse'
not to prosecute Doggo if tlio latter woul
conio back irom Switzerland and tcslil
against Ilerold. Strode kept his won
but to satisfy the innocent public Doput
District Attorney Stearns was put fo
ward to conduct tlio trial. As the cas
now stands Doggo , the putter up of tl :
job , gets § 15.000 of the swag and oscapi
punishment , while Herold , his accon
plico , loses his money and gets five yein
in tlio pen. The whole thing , so far !
the Doggo prosecution is concerned , is
sickening travesty on justice as lutniii
i&terod by modern juries.
iimnr MENTION.
The mud Is drying up , business is ii
proving and every ono is happy.
Property owners are beginning to n
knowledge a willingness to pay for a d
cent sowurace.
Tlio clerks at tlio Windsor are sportii
now silk hats , presented by Landloi
Glass.
Tlio ball given at Tcniplo hall Momli
evening by the Hebrew Ladies' Itanov
lout association was ono of tlio best r
tomtod and most enjoyable parlies of tl
season. Tiio principal object was
raise funds for the poor , but a suitali
observation of the Jewish feast of Purl
was also intended and carried out
The university faculty luivo bpc
warned against the approach of a scic
tilic crook , who under the name of _ II.
Williams is visiting educational instil
lions , and robbing their collections
valuable snccimons.
And now Councilman Webster and Sc
rotary Lewis , of the Law anil Ord
League , have opened a wild and wool
correspondence about Policeman Smil
of whom Mayor Burr says : "Hogoc
not. "
Governor Dawcs , at the request of t
sanitary livestock commission , has issu
proclamation barring out from
K the months of
"
Juno , July , August , September , and C
tober , all cattle from Texas , Arkansi
Louisiana , Alabama , Mississippi , Florie
Georgia , Tennessee , and North and Sou
Jarouna , except under such quaranti
rules as may bo prescribed by the co
mission.
J , C. Hnrphani. of the saddlery firm
iustin & Ilurplmm , was married on t
20th instant , to Miss ClamB. Cook.
'i ' Tlio Fitzgerald hose company will no
'id brato the victory of its team at N <
d Orleans by giving a grand ball at C
rd Hull on Frjilay evening of tins wook.
rd The Capital National bank has beg
d suit in tlio district court to rcuoi
o $3,000 on two promissory notes made
o C. F. Uowman.
) - A man named Hubert , livlnjr in Illinc
0 is making a strong appeal to the covei
1 , or for tlio pardon , of ISradshaw , who v
s sent to the penitentiary three years n
0 for the murder of Yoorhecs in Us
I' county ,
I'll
ll Architect Wilcox has settled his diff
loIS onces with the Home for the Friendl
pcoplo ami taken pay tor his work or
IS compromise basis.
ir The Frionel Building and Loan asso
1. ation , with n capital of 8100,000 , lias be
10 incorporated by G. W. Alexander.
1- Parker , K. J. Ferguson , W. F. Wolf ate
Jolin H. Vandobe'rg.
B10 The supreme court mot yesterday , n
10 listened to arguments in the matter
3r the State ox rcl Dodson vs. Mcokor. 'J
10o latter was clerk of Sallnn county , nnd v
: o bounced by tlio commissioners , who ]
id Dodson in his place. Meeker refuses
tt surrender tlio ollico. holding that the e
Lo triot judge is the only person author ! ;
it.o to appoint his successor. The case is
.o on tlio application of Dodson for o m
teal dnnius to compel Meeker to step do
ale und out.
ojr The Exeter Creamery company
jr Fillmore county , was incorporated y
jrR | tordny. Eleven shared of $500 each cc
10 prise the capital stock.
Lo
3' Why They 'KiUiod for Logan.
to The youn'j ladies wore dressing for
it
gorman and were talking as women
3f ways do when they are awake ,
in 1J ( think Senator Logan is the nk
la man in Washington , " said ono.
10of "Why , what's lie done ? " asked anotl
of _ "flo's going to luiyo the senatu take
. tlio bill to intu'cubo the olllcicnoy of
, army.1'
I ttxtr , , ! wjmt , ] 0 you . . . Ciro ! for |
. . I "What do 1 care ? A good deal , I i
nt toll you , and yon will be as interested
1 nm when you have danced with
m many lieutenants as I have , and I
usa thorn walking over your toes , and gett
a , their feet tanglad in your tram , and h
li. boring around llko a bale of hay on st
li.as generally. "
as " 'Hah for Gen. Logan I" shouted a h
dozen jjirU in tlio hull , and the process
j" | movcd'oiV ,
Tlio poorest can bo cured of pain.
Jacobs Oil is only fifty cents n bottlo.
n
The lluinunu society of St. Louis
at prevented a theatre manager of that <
li- irom I'onducting a test by which a
ward was to go to the boy who would
for a long time on a chunk of ice. '
disappointment of the manager was
coeded by the disgust of a small boy >
- walked away witli a peculiar step , ow
ip- - to the rubber that lined the seat of
39-
is- trousers.
IV-
Inan
an
ia
he Whtn Hibj u tick , we girt her CaitorU ,
When ebe nsu a Cliil.l . , the tried fur Cutoria ,
ISU Wbeo ate Ucconie Mlta , the clang to CutorU ,
nb
of Wlitn sb In ! Children , eh c re Uitia Cutoii
Vs
tin ti
THE SCOUT'S ' ADVENTURE ,
The Mysterious Letters Out in an Old Beach
Tree.
A Treasure Discovered In Georgia by
the Aid of a Friendless Uog j
AVns Ilcwnrtlcd AVIth
n Ucnthig.
Detroit Frco Press : When Johnston
was falling back before Sherman's ad
vance through Northern Georgia , and be
fore the contllcts of Lost and Pine moun
tains , 1 was continually on the front witli
a band of scouts. Wo penetrated the
Yankee lines time after time , but always
to return to headquarters with the same
report. Sherman had ono of the grand'
cst armies in tlio world , and lie was in
such strength that ho could fight John
ston in front and pass ills flanks at the
same limo ,
Ono day , while scouting between
Marietta and tlio Etowah river , the fed' '
ral cavalry passed and cut oil' my rotreal
by the highways , and for six or seven
hours 1 was. obliged to secrete myself h
a thicket. It was in leaving this phici
that I came across a dog who was doubtless
loss owned in the near vicinity , but hue
been frightened into llio woods by tin
skirmishing. Ho took to mo kindly , am
had dogged my heels for half an liotii
when ho suddenly leaped aside and begat
pawing the ground at the foot of a largi
beech. I halted for a moment and .sau
thai the earth was fresh , as if a grave
had been dug. It was but natural t <
conclude that some ono had boun she
near byt and thai his comrades had givci
him burial.
Upon closely examine llio tree , I found
the fresh cut initials : "D S. G. " Tlio ;
were not wlioro one would have lookei
for them , but within three feet of thi
ground , i had no doubt whatever that i
dead man rested llioro , and I picked up i
club and drove llio dog away , under III
impression that ho was hungry , and di :
termined to got at the body. 1 succeeded
after a couple of days , in gelling bad
inlo llio confederate lines , and the inci
dent did not recur to mo for years.
Ono summer's day in 1870 , while I wa
going from Homo to Cnrtersvillo , I formei
the acquaintance of a strange rwho gav
his name as Charles Gaines , and wh
claimed lo bo a Virginian. Ho sai
ho was looking for improved lam !
and had been advised lo looalo nea
Marietta. This slory was straight cnougi
except that 1 did not bcliovo ho was
Virginian. Ho hadn't tiio look nor th
dialect , and when I came to quiz hir
about cerlain localions around Richinon
ho soon became confused.
I was llion a deioctivo in the omplo
of several railroad lines , and it was enl
natural for mo lo ask myself why thi
man had lied lo me. I look pains lo h
him know that i was willing to answc
all his questions , and directly he bepriv
asking about the section of counlry b (
Iween Marietta and Etowah. Howantc
lo know the value pf land ; if much lores
had boon cleared &inco the war ; if ther
had been any finds of Ircasurp aroun
Marietta ana various ether tilings H
worked the questions out of mo withov
scorning lo be more Hum generally into :
osted , and while I was somehow suspii
iotis of him , 1 could not exactly dote :
mine on what to place my finger.
Why ? 1 kept asking myself this quo
lion , but could not answer it.
He had a ticket to Cartorsvillo , and bi
fore wo reached that place I had madon
my mind to go on witli him to ( Marictb
Whnt decided mo was llns : Ho sat o
the outside of the seat , and a passen" (
goiii { ' to the water-cooler knocked Ids hi
oil' . It rested for a moment in the aisli
and I faintly read tlio name "Boston" ii
side in gilt loiters. The njimo of tl .
lrtl nl * * * * < * * * iBL - U 1
111U * *
. . . . j. VUtlO 11. .o nuuvo u , uiu JLCOUIU noi can
it. No hat sold in Richmond would bet
llio name of Boston. Where did ho gi
it ? By-and-by , I made a careful oxamn
ation of his boots' He never bougl
them south of the Ohio. I decided tl
same in regard to his clothing. Ho wi
trying lo deceive me. Whatoojcot coul
he have in view ?
When wo reached Marietta both of i
wont to the same hotel. I thought 1
began to light shy of mo , anil I took pail
to keep out of his way. During tlio ov
ning ho asked several townspeople in r
gard to tlio country north of Mariolt
and engaged ot a livery man a sadd
horse for next day. I did a heap of thin
ing that night over the stranger's cas
but when mornincj came I was none tl
wiser for it. His horse was broug
around after breakfast and ho rode oil.
was templed to got another and folio
him , but by what right ? What had I
done or what was ho going to do ?
went up to my room on an errand , n
yet decided whether lo go or slay , and
tlio hallway my foot struck a momora
dum book. I carricil it into my roor
and Hie lirst tiling my eye caught w
the name inside llio cover , ; 'Gcorj
Paige. " II was a well-worn book , near
full of cnlrics. Most of them seemed
relate to trips between Boston and Pro\
donee , but near the back end I found 01
reading :
About ton miles north of Mariett
Georgia , turn to right , wlioro hlghw :
bonds to loft ; go inlo woods about li
rods ; look for twin becch-treo , with ii
tials "D. S. G. " cut low down.
My heart gave a jump. That was t !
spot wlioro the Yankee cavalry run n
into hiding , and those were the initii
1 had seen on tlio trool Had this slrang
coma down to unearth a skeleton ? Iw
wondering ever tlio matlor when 1 boa
llio chiller of hoofs , and know thai ho h
returned. Ho had discovered the loss
his book. Now , llion.I did what you m
call a moan trick , t pocketed the boo
got clown stairs without being soon , ai
wont to llio nearest Justice anu demand
a warrant for the arrest of George Pal
for robbery. Before ho hud ceased ion
ing for Ids lost memorandum a constnl
made him prisoner. Meanwhile I hade
gaged a horse and wagon , borrowed
oninty tca chest 'and a spade , and ,
Paige wont to jail , I drove out of
I wanted to unearth that skeleton mysc
It was siv years binco I had loft It , 1 :
I had but little dillieulty in finding t
grave , although the beech tree had be
cut down , uidecd , I walked nlnu
Mraigjit to it , and , though the initii
were indistinct , they were there as \ \
nesses. In half an hour I had unearth
the "corpso. " Ho. or it , consisted of
rotten cofleo sack , wrapped around
mouldy blue blouse , and inside the bloi
were three gold watches , $120 in go
1,203 in irreonbacks , half a dozen g (
rings , a fine diamond pin. two gold brai
iuts , a gold-lined cup , a full sol of cam
It. jewelry , a solid silver back comb , a
about four pounds of silver spoons , a
forks , tlio whole being worth to mo no
us ly 88,000.
ty The stun" had boon deposited by two
ulit three , or perhaps half a do/on forage
lit and much of it had been stolen from t
10X dead on the baltlo-lields.
X When the treasure hnd been secure
10 drove on to Carter&villo , and from thei :
.sent the horse back , and telegraphed
Pangq my rcirrets al his situation , a
had discovered my mistake in aoousl
him , Ho was held a day or two and d
charged. Ho rode out to the spot u
found tlio treasure gone , and loft t
state without a word as to what his n
errand hud boon.
* * * Premnturo decline of pov
in either sex , however induced , speed
and permanently cured. Book for
cenls in stamps. World's DUpensi
Medical Asjociation. CU3 Muiu Stre
Bufl'alo , N. Y.
BREAKING 'fjHE ' BRONCHO.
A Realistic Sketch or One of the Du-
tlcrofiix Cowboy.
San Francisco 'Chronicle ' : About the
10th of May the foreman of n cow outfit
is in the nearest town hiring his uicn
and loading n fi eight team with provis
ions. The men g6 out to tlio ranch with
him , nnd two or three days before tlio
round-nil , which is usually in the latter
half of May , the horses nro mustered
and divideil amoivg the mon. The ponies
that have bebn running on the range
through the winter1 nro thrown in witli
whatever fresh ; edits the outfit has pur
chased , nnd the men nil proceed to the
corral. Tlio boss first attends to the
riders who were with him the year before -
fore- .
fore"Tex , what did youriito ! "
"CoonSeurio , , L'ctcLocoGotchraddv , :
all there is here. Hod Cloud was sold
with the culls , nnd Jaybird nln'l been
found vet "
"Well , throw your tug on tlmt glass-
oyud pinto next to the bars there , and I'll
give you on old un , too. "
While the boss goes on assigning the
hor.-cs Tex coils up his riata , a rope of
plaited mw-liido ns largo as your linger
and fifty to eighty feet long. On the end
worki-d "hondoo " small
of this is a , or
ring of rawhide , through which the rope
is doubled , and ho pulls enough slack
through it to make a loop fifteen or
twenty foot in circumference. Holding
tlio coil in his left hand , lie grasps the
rope just outside the loop and holds it in
his right hand , eloubled back on tlio loop.
Then ho trows the loop out behind him
and .shouts to the colt , who makes a dash
along the side of the corral. As ho
passes Tex throws the loop overhand and
lorks it taunt as it falls over the pony'd
head. The frightened colt runs to the end
of the ropn at lull speed , and meanwhile
Tcv crouches on the ground , with liis
weight thrown back on the ropo. Thu
pony "changes ends" with a jerk that al
most breaks his nock , and then Tex rung
up to him. This gives him thick and
starts him again , and nttor the perform
ance has been gone through a tloKon
limes the pony has learned not lo "run
on n ropo" and the first step toward his
education is accomplished. He is then
named. This is a subject for debate ,
and Tex linnlly deeidas on "Streaks" a =
appropriate for a "paint" or piobnld
horse. Streaks is led out of the coiral ,
nnd while ono of thu oilier boys holds
the rope Tex takes another rope , and
as the pony rims past him , snares hi ;
lore feet auef throws him on the ground.
This second rope is passed to another
man , who holds it so that tlio pony is
powerless.
Blanket ami saddle are cinched on , anil
the "hnckamorc. " a sort of bailer with si
nose piece that will draw up tightly when
pulled , is put on. To this is aimed f
horsehair rope , calleel a mnearto , and nf
tor a handkerchief has been put over the
pony's eyes the other loops are loosed
Streaks plunges to his feet and rims or
the macarto. This ho finds oven more
more unprofitable than running on the
riata , for the nosespioco brings him ui
all standing. iWhcn ho is quiet cnougl
lo approach , jTcx tics tlio maearlc so tu
to imiKo reins ami throws hihisolf inle
the saddle. SlrcaUs looks as if he mean
mischief , nnd the bystanders climb up or
tlio corral to' ' bo out of liarms ! way
Sometimes a mounted man is at hand U
"haze" the broncho nnd keep him fron
running through p , wire fence or smash
ing into a wagon. Tex reaches over ant
raises the blind , and then the fun begins
Streaks stands still for a moment , am
then makes a'mad ' plunge into the aii
and lands on his stillened forelegs , will
his nose almost on the ground. Tex ha
balanced himself and returns the compliment
mont with a tquclj of the spur. Streak
makes a succession of swift paingcs
changing ends at every jump , and strik
ing the ground like a street paver's ram
nier. Ho is evidently a "plum son of !
gun , " for ho pilches in a circle , which i
lar harder for the rider than if ho pitchcc
straight ahead.
JTljo boys s pnt cnojir.iUiuttlv ! : ; "Si
him Hoop , aex , " "Cnlttornia him , '
"Hang nnd rattle , " "Sot him afire,1
"Look for a prickly pear to light on,1
"Mind that prairie dog town. " Tex plie
spur ami ctierto , shouting "I-i-c-a-a , " ;
talismanic word of much repute amonj
"broncho busters. " Streaks finds tha
bucking is no use , and ho suddenly rear
nnd falls ever backward , driving : the lior ;
of the saddle into the ground. Ho look
around to enjoy the sight of Tox'a lifoles
boely , but Tex is standing by his heai
but the coil of the marcnrto , which lift' '
boon caught under .his bolt , fast In hi
loft hand. When Streaks finds liis fee
again Tex is on his back , nnd the pen
makes n bolt of it. A mile or two tell
on him , nnd Tex manages to jerk hi
head around so'that ho heads for horn
again. When llio pony is so cxliausto
that bo is comparatively submissive ho i
a "broko horso. " Ho will bo harder t
ride the scconel time when ho is bitte
than the first , but by tlio time ho has boo
mounted half a dozen limes ho will 1 :
qnito tractable. Thou ho has to li
" " and must Icar
taught to "savvy cows ,
to dodge , stop and whirl around like
cat. Tlio "broke horses" that have bee
running loose all winter are apt to i :
moro troublesome than tlio colts , and tli
best riders in the outfit will tnko tli
nonsense out of a bad horse if the mate
to whom ho is assigned is not a vcr
"stifV" vaquero ,
Tun FAVORITE Washing Compound
the day is unquestionably JAME
PYLE'SPEAULINE. It dispenses wit
HID necessity for beating or rubbing tli
clthoso , and docs not injure the fabric.
Gladstone's
London Times : Wo understand tin
Mr. Gladstone's courageous invitation I
the public to correspond with him o
Irish affairs lias not mot with the omba
passing rcsponbo Unit was feared , an
indcotl seemed most probable. Evot
morning brings letlors , cliiolly from Ir
land , but the number does not ovortti
the oflbrts of his secretaries or M
Gladstone's ability to keep pace with tl
suggestions o ( lured. It appears that co
respondents nro not lured by the pro
licet of writing aj letter of which ho
certain to receive no ncknowlodgnien
and is destined lo prompt relegation I
the waste-paper ba'fckot. The corro&poi
dents who pester Mr. Gladstone in ore !
nnry times have over bofoio Uiom tl
hope of cither ffcceiving a post-card i
reply , or porndvonturo u letter , whic
they map send to the newspapers , con '
ling their name with Hint of the liber'
leader. Them is the same inlliionco i
work witli the crowds of people wl
write to tlio chancellor frequently ,
humorous iniinnur , recites n few of tl
suggestions mfulo to him by unknou
correspondents , anil who can say wh
particular letter may not bo selecti
for quotation to Jho vast audience tl
chnnco.lor of i thu exchequer attract
But it is different when nothing partlc
lar is to be gained by contributing a dre
to the stream of loiters that wns expect *
to bwiunp Downing street , The streai
therefore , turns out to be a very gout
ono , a fact perhaps not greatly to bo d
plore-d in the public interest. It is pro
ablothatMr. Gladstone ofloctcd his ma
purpose when , by his invitation to t !
world of letter writers , lip showed th
lie appioachcd consideration of llio su
jcet with nu open mind , nnd that hit. o
anxiety was lo arrive at a solution of t
question irrespective of party.
"That tired " from which
- * ( ittt- Lit Wt fooling" , W1 * if iwt * J <
suffer so much , particularly in Iho mor
ing , is entirely thrown on" by Hooe
Sars tipharilla.
"Wo Lead the Trade
On line Java and Mocha coll'eo , Ooloi
and Gunpowder tea.
GRAND UNION TEA Co. ,
Sign Big Steam Tea Kettle.
Cure of Pleurisy.
00 MAIS STUKCT , GLOUCESTER MASS. ,
April 10 , isso.
Allcock's Porous Plasters have been
used in our family for the last three or
four years with very beneficial results.
Previous to that time I had boon subject
to attacks of a severe pain in my left
sido. Hot cloths and liniments aflbrdcd
temporary relief , but after a wlillo the
pain always returned. In the fall of 18SO ,
after a very severe attack , I wn-s advisoel
by a friend to try an Allcock's Porous
Plaster on my side , which greatly bcno-
lilted mo. After that I tried several kinds
of plasters to see which was boat , and
finally decided that Allcock's suited mj *
case the best. I have worn them con
stantly on my side ever since , and have
never been troubled with the pain , except
when I loft thorn off for a few days. Wo
always keep a supply In the house , and
whenever a pain soi/.os any of us , In any
part of the body , wo just apply an All-
cock's Plaster aim can most heartily re
commend them. JAMES PHTTKIUEW.
A discussion going on in Boston as to
who is the ohlcst Hying member of the
Masonic fraternity in Now England has
brought forth Hie names of several who
Iiave uelongcd to llio order for more than
half u century , among them David Me-
Daniels , of Morrislown , Vt. , who joined
in 181. , when 21 years old.
No less than $25,000 has boon spent by
llio German government in boring a hole.
This cosily hole was made at Schlado-
back , near Lcipslc , and was made with
diamond drills to the depth of 4,500 feet
the deepest drilling over dono. The
object was to got a true estimate of coal
deposits thcro.
riLE3 !
A sure euro for Blind. Blceilln ? , Itclilu
mid Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by
Dr. Williams , ( an Indian leiuody ) , c.illotl lr
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment A slnIo
box has cm cd the woist chronic cases ot 2.1 or
CO ) cars standing. No ono need sutler llvo
minute's alter applying this wonderful sooth
In ? medicine. Lotions and liistiumcntsdo
inoio Imiiu than pond. Williams' Indian
Pile Ointment absoibs tlio tumuis , allays the
Intense Itching , ( particularly at nlcht nfter
pettlne warm In bed ) , acts as a poultice , civei
Instant rellui , ami is prep.ued only for 1'iloa ,
itchlm ; of private parts , and for nothing else.
SKIN I ) IS 12 AS HM OUHKI ) .
Dr. Fiazier's Mnclc Ointment cures as by
magic , ritniilcs , Black llo.uls or limbs ,
Hlotclics and Eruptions on the face , leaving
thesKln clear anil upiiutlful. Also cines Itch.
Suit lU'ontn , Sore Nipples , Soio Lips , ami
Old Obsl Inixto Ulcers.
Sold by diugglsts , or mailed on receipt oE
CO cents.
Hetailed by Kuhn & Co. , and Schroctcr *
Couiad. At wholesale by 0. F. Goodman.
"Roswcll House , " in Gloucester Conn
ly , Virginia , is ono of tlio most ancient
landmarks of the old dominion. It is n
massive structure of brick , as largo as an
English castle. The roof is Hat and coV'
cred wilh lead. The mansion was buill
by Mann Page , a grandson of Sir Join :
Page. Ho was probably llio wcallliiosl
landholder of his lime in Virginia , will
the exception of the fail-faxes.
ron
OF AND
The sweet trum , us Rolliornil from a tree of the
lame name , grn iwlnR nIOnB.tho BmiiU BtrenmBjj .
II ) o Woulhcrn btalei etimtiiatinK or.
and wiiooplnK-cnuuli. Wlion cnmblnud wllli llio
DcallnK mucllnulnons principle In tba mullein
plant of thu olil Holds , presents In TAYion'tt
CltEllOKEE llEMCDY Of &WCKT OUJI AND MUL
LEIN the lined known remedy for Couvhs , Croup ,
Whooping-cough and consumption ! ami so pala >
Idblo unrclillu In plaa i > cl to tnlro It. Ask your
Clticiriiit for It. 1'rtro iAc. anil a > l.OO.
- AWV.JLTKK A/Jt'AVLOJl.Atlaatu.Om
Railway Time Table
OMAHA.
Tno following Is the time of nrrivnl nnd dc
parturoof trains b/ Central StmnlnrJ time n
the local depots. Trains of ttio C. , St P. , M. <
O. nrrlvo and depart from tholr dopot. corno
ot 14th ami Webster streets ; trains on tlio O. i
M. , O. , n. & Q. nncl K. 0. . St. J. it C. U. rrom th
B. & M. depot ; all others from tbo Union 1'aclfl
d ° POt
BniDOE TBAINS.
HrldRO trains wll leave U , f. depot at 8:75-
n7:35-8:00-H : : : ) -8:60-inO:00-lluO : : : a. m. ,
1:00 : lBOl:603:003:00 : : : 01 4:03-5:00 : : 6 : J3-
0:10 : 1:00 : 11:10 : p. m.
Lonvo transfer for Oraftha at 7:13 : R 8:15 : 9 : !
0:4S : U 10:35 10:37 : 11 :3Ta.J : ! m.l:3T ! : 8:13- :
S:3T-3:30-3iJT : : 4:37 : 6:5) : UI3 : 7:80-7:66- :
LINKS ,
Arrival rind douarturo of trains from tti
transfer depot at Council Bluffs :
DEl'AI'T. ' ARlUVn.
CHICAGO , HOCK JSf.ANlJ k 1'AClFir.
B7:1lA. : M I 1)0:15 ) : A , :
H : I5A. u l6Ui' ! : ) .
CUMOr. M I U 7:00 p.
CHICAGO & NUIITlnrUSTRllK.
II 0:15 : A. n I 1)0:15 : A.
CUiOP. M I l)7:00i- .
CHICAGO , nUHMNQTON ft QUINdr.
A & . * ) A. M I AO'.l'i ' 4.
II 6iOi ; > . u IIC : Ol > .
I A 7:10 : p.
CHICAOO , MIMVAUKUK t ST. 1'AIIf. .
110:15 : A , il I J > U15A ; ,
CO:4J1' : . M I 117.1111' .
KANSAS CITY. ST. JOti & COUNCIL 1U.UKI > .
A 10.00 A. M I 1 > II 3A ,
C 6K5 : 1 * . M I A & ; 40 1' .
WAUASII.BT. I.OUI3 * PACIFIC ) .
A 8:00 : p. M I A 3:30 : p.
81OUX CITV t PACIFIC.
A 7:05 : A. XI I A 0:35 : A.
A 0J.P. : tl I A H.BJI- .
E'OJA.CS IfcT TO
ACES. Elc.
is
DEWEY & STONES'
Oneoftfio Best 0,11 $ Lwyvst Stocks li ) the U.S.
to Select from.
No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator ,
M. BURKE & SONS ,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
ana llUIllCi ; , Mtxnnser ,
UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NEB.
UHFEHENCKS : Merchants' mitt Knrmois' Hunk , David City , Neb. ; Koariioy Kntlonnl
, , . Haul . Columbus , Neb. MuDoiialil'H llnnk , North
HankKturnov Ni'b. : Columbus Stnlo ; ;
i'latlo. Nob. ; Omulm National H.ink. Oiiinh.i. Ne-l ) .
Will pay customers' elr.ittltli bill of Incline nttaolioil for Uvo-tliirm vultio of stock.
Or tlio Liquor lliibll , I'oslllt < < ly
Cured by AiliNltiNlrrltiR Dr.
llaltu-H1 ( loltlcti Niicclllo.
U cnn boKlvpn Inn cup of roffop or ton \\llliont
tlio knowloilKOOf llic ponon tnkliiB It.l iitoiliitcly
lintiiiU-n. ninlMU cIToct n pommiipiitr.nJ fpccily
euro , whctlivr llio pAllent Uu inmlorate drinker cr
lu nlculuillc "reck. U liai tirru Riven In Iliou *
nv.ids ot CMOS , nncl In every lnsuncor\icili'ct | euro
bn.i follonuil. It np rr Ihlln. TiiD cyftom once
linprc' nntcJ nlth the Sprcl.lc , It becomes nil ultci
ImpOMlbllltr 'or llio liquor nppcllto to exist.
FOIl 8A1.B 11Y rOLLOWINU UUUOQ1STS :
UlIIIN iV CO. , Cor. ifltli unit llonnlnn , nnil
ISIIi iV : t'mnlnu Htn. , Uniuhti , Nob. '
A. I ) . KO.STKK iV 1III.O. .
Council ItlnfDi. toira.
Oil or wrltp tor pniililt | < t contnlnlnii huntlrctls
r 'ts" lmo l'il from HID bc"iouion uiiu uicii Iroia
; , l Bf. is ot llic ctvmlrv.
HAMBDRG"AMUCAB
Company.
A DIUECTT LtNB FOlt
England , France & Germany.
The Btcuiiif nip ? of this well known line nro
built of lion , \\iiter-tlght coniixiitiiiontg , and
lire fnrnlslioJllli every loiinlslio lo nniko the
passiiiro both i-afo und Rgrecublo. Tlioy cairy
thu United Stntot ami Uurnpcnn mulli.inul UMUO
Now York Thursdays and Saturdays for Plr.
mouth , ( LONUONJ.CIicrboug.U'AlUb and HAM-
I1U1W ) .
Ituturnlnp , tha stonmora Icnvo HnmburR on
Wcdnosilays iiiul Buniluyala. . Havtu , taklnir
ra4 cnircrgiit Southampton and London.
1'lrst cabin $ > ) , 5UJ nml f"5 : Stoorngo $ J1.
Itnllinad tickets Irom I'lymouth to Urlstol , Uur-
< lllf. T < ondun , or to any plaoo In thu South ( if
England , rilEl ; . StconiKO fioin Europe only
W5. Boml for "Tourist IJarotli' . "
0. U. H10HAHD & CX ) . .
Oonoral I'nMicnRcr Agents ,
Cl Broadway , Now York ; Washington and La
Sallo Sts. , Chicago. 111.
_
" "
TIUZE , ? 75,000 ,
Tlclicts only ? 5. "shares m Pioportlon.
LOU1SI&8& STATE LOTTERY COMPANY ,
I'NVo do horohy certify Unit < vo supervise Ihu
nrranireinoiits for nil the Monthly and QunitorJy
Jnuvinus of The Loulslanu Btato Lottery
Company and In poison manniro and control
llio Drawings themselves , und that thosamo ara
conducted with honesty , fairness and In Rood
fnlth toward all parties , and wo nuthorizo the
Company to use tills cortlflcato , with fnc-slmlios
of pur eignaturo ? Httapij ij | > i 113 qdycrtlsoivn
COMMISSIONERS.
We , thoundorslarncd nanVs and Dankora. will
1 > ny ml 1'rlzcs drawn In Thu Louisiana Stuto I-ot-
torlos whlub may bo jircsontod at our counters
J. IT.
Fres. Louisiana National Bank.
BAatUUL , II. KENNEDY ,
Pros , t ate National Bant
A. BALDWIN ,
Fres , New Orleans National BanL
Incorporated In 1803 for 23 yenrs by the loiU-
laturo tor Educational iiml Clinrltablu purposes
i\ith u capital of fl.OOO.OOJ to whlcli n rosurvo
fund of over $ fifiOUM has slnco boon inldod.
Ily nn ovorwliolmliiir popular vote Its f i ancbfso
wiis inn Jo n pai t of thu present Stuto Constitution
adopted UocomuorSd. A. I ) . IHT'J.
Tbo onlv lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by tbo people of any stnto.
It never scales or postpones.
Jtsirniud single number dnwmijs talto plaoo
montbly , nnd tbo ovtiaor.llnnry UinwliiuB rojtu-
Inrly every tlnco montln Inutrud of soiiil-nnim
ally nancrotoloru , uttrlnnliiff Mmcb.lMf ) .
A SPLENDID OlTOHTlIMTY TO WIN A FOHTUNIX
4tb Qrnnd Urnwliif , ' , ciniM D , In tbo Ac.idomy or
Musio. Nuw Orloiiim , TuesJuy , Apr. Utli , 1330
Olst Montbly Dmwinir.
CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000.
100,000Tlcliots at Flvo Dollars Each , ructions
In Wftbs , In Proportion.
aooo
10,000
u.ooo
IO.OUO
10,000
10,000
20,000
150,000
& -iooo
! M,000
B.T50
spa
Application for rates to clubs should bo mudo
only to the ollico of the company In Now Or
lenns.
Tor fni thor Information wrlto clearly , civlnj
full address. POSTAL NOTES , Kxjiross flnnuy
Orders , or Now York Kvchango in ordinary letter -
tor , currency by express dill bums of (5 and up
wards ut our ejtponso ) addiossou ,
M. A. 1JAU1 11IN ,
Now Orleans , La.
Or M. A.DAUPHIN ,
Wnalilngtou , ! ) . 0.
Mnko P. O. Money Orduin paynblo nnd address
rcelstcrod IrtU'is to
NEW OHLUANS NATIONAL HANK ,
New Orloiins , La.
is DEciniu ) nv
Royal Havana Lottery
( AQOVKHNMENr JNnTI UTIOM
Drawn at Havana , Cuba , March 13-27 , 1886
( A OOVKIIN.MKNT IN8TITIJT1OM
TICKETS IN Firms.
Wholes fO.OO , I-'rnctions 1'rorata.
Tickets In Kiftbs ; Wboles ? 5 ; Fractions pr
ruiu.
Subject to no manipulation , not contiollod by
tbo pintles In Intoicst. Ills tbe 1 all cst tblnj In
tbo nature of cbanco In oxUtcncu.
Tor tickets apply U ) SHI I'SY k ( X ) . , 1212 Hrond.
way , N. Y. City : M. O1TUN3 & CO. , 019 Mnlu
ereet , Kunaas City , Mo.
V/EAK 3 PEOPLE
Anil ethers ( Ulfcrlnc frura
ntrvom iloLlllty , cihau lliic
du a li , pniniluru
of young or oia ru
rljr cund bjr lr ,
" 4S'iWJJ a i * * " orns'f rimnu * l.lK-tro.
/Vsi-1 Marntlla llrlU ThO8 ond.
In tlorytf .KHtato 111 tli Union lia > * Ulrii ciiird.
l.leotrly. ; * - ' | ) jiittanlly f lt. 1'alcnird u.dijoU 10
jiupiure. 7uu cureoin'os. ninu ntnip tor | mni.inci !
OR. w. J. Horn * INVENTOR , 181 WAUASH Av. , CHICAOO.
ESTABLISHED 1803.
GHANDLEMROWNCO.
QRAIN AND P210VISION
Commission
Merchants ,
Ilonnl of Trmlo , Cbnnibor of Commerce ,
Culciifto. Milwaukee.
C. MILLER , Western Business Solicitor ,
Ijoc.-xl Itiisincss Solicitor , 1UO-1
p. BOYER & a
and Jc3 ? Work.
1020 L'iiriiixm Street , Oniuhri , Is'ob.
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOORAFHV OF THIS
y WILL etc er EXAMIMKO THIS MAP THAT THE
CICAGOROGKISLfiiD ! ! ! a PACIFIC RAiLV/AV /
Itrronflon of Its central posltlmi nmlctoin relation to
nil principal lines Kant nml West , at fnltffi ) andtAt
nlnnl polniK. ooiutltiitci th" most Important milt
contliiLiitnl link hi tluvt pvsti'iti ot throuKh tronipon
Cfitlon wJilch litvlti * and fArllltMen tisI ? nnd trafHo
tiutwoen cities of the Atlantlu und I'nrlflc Coiuti 19
li nUo thn fftrorltp nnd Ito tiouto to and from pofotn
l txKt , Nortlien t nnd Boutlicnst , nnd corrtapouiiloif
liuliiu Wast. Nm ih wont nnd e jUhwcat. 4v
I'T.Z C75nt CCh ! slnnt ? Rout * -
Gimr nt fis IU ritronn tlmt BPnto 01 pcn > on l i ra.
rltr ( Ioriiiil ) by a Mild , llioiciithlr tnllnttcd rond.
bod. iniootli tritckii of cotiUnuonl ifeel nil. mibilan *
tlally lii I U culvoru nnd lirldRes , rulllng nlocll at n r
luirfocllan a human > hlll u n make It , tin intttf
niipllnncoi of potonl liunriitili : < trnrniii nnd air brnktf ,
nnd linl oxncllnff dliclplluo which povenii tlm pr o !
Ufa ! deration ol all In Iralni Oilier antolaltUa pi
hli routn ara Irnntforf nt nil connoctlnir nolnti In
Union Dcpoli , mill tbo tinrtirpmsca eoaiforti aoa
luiurloi at HI rnsicnser Equlpmont.
.23
I'alnco
l > loepar of th | at t dVilgn , and lumptiicup 1)1 lntnir
Cum. In which clal > orattlj cooked mf all are l urtlr
onion. Hetwoen Chicago and Kiw-iaiOlty and Atcuku
are also run tUo CelobraUd ItocllalnK Clialr Can. ,
The Famous Albert Lea Rpute '
Ii the direct and farorlto Un ? bttwecn olilctnq and
tllnneipolli andSt. I'nul , wbeia connectionarcn la
In Union Depots ( or an polnti In tha Territorial and
Hrltlali rrorlncoi. Orer thli route l" it Eipren
Trains are run to tbo walortnfr plarci , eummer ro-
iort > . plcturniiua lorlltl i , and liimtliiR and nihlnif
. croundi ot Iowa nnd ftllimonota. li ! also th tnoic
peilrablo routx to the rlcli wbent Qeldl aud paitgra ]
lands of Interior Inkot %
Htlll anotlirr DIIIECT I.INIt , TKBonacann < l Kan *
kakco , ha b en opened betwe-cn rtnrlnnntl , Indian *
nnolla and Lara } tlt , and Council Uluftl , KaniaiCltJ ,
Mlnnfaolli | nnl bt Paul and Intcrmedlato polnU.
Tor detailed Information fie * Uapi nnd Folder * ,
obtalnablu , ai well ai tlcketv , at all lirlnclpal Ticket
Omens In tUa UulUd Blat < > and Canada i or If ad-
droislntf
R. R. OAQLH , E. ST. JOHN ,
l'r:3't & Oon'l M'c'r , Oen'l T'kt te Tan. Ac'C ,
CTIZO-OO.
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. "
Tbe Orlttlnnl nnd Only Oeuulne.
Rah and alwati RelliMe. n wan of worthlraa Iralulloaa.
Indli-jfoiabli to LADIES. Aak jour Umcilit Kir
"Chlchf.tcr'l Ep0ll.l > and Uk > no glhtr , or fu.lcM I * .
( lump * ) to ui for ponloultri in littir tr rrtam mall.
NAME PAPER. Chlchcater Ohrml l O * . .
VBIU Mudliuu Hqunre , 1'bllada I'm.
Sold by l > r < il ( lM BTcrrwbPro. * k for "C'lilckca.
tcH. Kncll.l. " I'eiiniroiHl i'llla. Taki us uih.r.
Nebraska National Bank
OMAHA , . NEBRASKA.
Paid up Capital $360,000
Suplus May 1 , 1885 930,000
li.V. . YATKS , President.
A. E. TouzAi.m , Vioo Prosidont.
\V. II. S. HUGHES , Casklav.
\V. V. JMOU3B , UIUBCIO"afonN S. COLUNS ,
U. W. YATUS , Luwia S. UEKD ,
A. E. TOUZALIK ,
BANKING OFFICEi
THE IRON BANK.
Cor. 12th and Farnam StrooH.
General llaulilutf Uualunsa Trumaotal.
SENT C. O. D.
O.SK OK MOIU5 \MMI.r.K.\I.E I'llICU.
I I'AY nil cipio i tliaiKti In all p ilnl vlllitn UOO
nilln. l.DOOpiiirlupi to nlu.t from Bind tuocuuli
juiupforllluilruli-ilcitaloauu. Mention IhUpuinr ,
L. Q , SPENCER'S TOY FfiCTORY ,
221 W. MADISON ST. , CHICAGO.
:
HEN.
You tire allowed a free ( rial oflMi t\i \ ilain ot tlio usg
of UT. l > yo'a Ci'lcliiiktul Voltulo licit tvllti V.lti Irlo but *
pjnsory ApI'llancfs , for tlio speedy rdlif uncl per.
inanoiicourunt Kcrvnvi Inblhi. losn of
Manhood , ami all Llndro < l trcnil.lt a. Alno ( or mcu/
olher < ll3casc3. Complete restoration to Ilialtli , VlKOr ,
anil Mniihoo I pvarautiiil. No rl k Is Incurred , Illui.
tratcd tinrnphli't In MalfA f HtvlopA intillcil free. liyAU.
CrouslCB VOI/TAIC ) 1ILI.T CU. , IHarnliull.micli-
Star Line
Currying the Dolfrlura Iloyal nnd United Statoj
Mull.balllnif ovcry Suluidtiy
Between Aniv/crp & How York
TO THE RHINE , GERMANY , ITALY , HOL
LAND AND FRANCE.
Salon from IW to { 100. Excursion trip from
tlluto tlbO , Second Cabin ( JU , und llicurslou
t'.O. hleunigo iiU84u o ut low ralos. i'elcr
WrlKlil i Hnus , Qoiiurul AgonU , U I ) road way ,
MOW York.
Omulm , Nobnuka , Frank U. Mooroa , W. , Si , Ir
41' . ticket