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THE OMAHA DAIIrY BEE : MONDAY , ' NOVEMBER 1. 1886.
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AN INTERESTING TREATISE ON DLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES SENT
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ADDRESS THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. , ATLANTA , QA.
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CONOYER , LONG & HARRIS ,
Real Estate ,
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United States to Select From.
OMAHA WEB.
DON'T FATL TO GET CAT LLOGUES ASI > flilVES ON
PIANOS , ORGANS , VIOLINS , GUITARS & BANJOS
iiRoirf :
CRAP BROS. , 219 S. isth Street ,
dml don't buy n piano until you have examined tJio celebrated SO1T31ER
which lias received first prise wherever exhibited , untl in t he Ibist cotn-
utandfi a higher jtrico than those of any other nuilie.
For aahortonlii lime only we will offer these celebrated pianos at less
thftti others are atililnu for a Sntl class instrument. It will pay yon to call
and sec ns. 1'innos from $3OO upwards. Ort/tins from . $ -10 unwanls ,
Small instruments tit correspondingly low prlrcs.
JSSS.
A. J. SISCPSOH ,
'Leading Carriage Factor y
i 'Estimate's Fit rnlsltc'd on Application
MT 1-100 nnd 1411 Dodge st.
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Beds Coileeted. Investments
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Successors to G , W , MASSQN ,
Ha just lionfjlit out the Peoples' Market , ICiil Ifowaril street. These men
arc practical butchers niulAvill keep on liund at nil times a full line ol
Fresh and SaltMeatH , which they will sell at reasonable prices.
HTLL &TOD
1213 Farnam st , , Omaha.
Weekly and Monthly Payments.
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h * L WBOUG-HT STEEL RANGES ,
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a i mon cast iron ranges , and worth four times a much
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6 < liicl not only gimrimU'e a safe investment ol capital , a > > , at the worst llm in\cttt.-d
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New VorkN..D. . Thiv-e-boirJs are aOV tottery tickets , 'auJ are by law uiiitni.tteJ
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AMATKUK MUSICIANS.
A Now Orchestra of Trcnh TVlatorlnl
OrRnnlzcil V'cBtrnlny.
Ycstcnlnj' afternoon a very successful
mertltip ; of nmatcur iniisiciiiRvas : hold
nt Motz' hall on South Tenth street , nol
loss tliau twenty-five yoiinp ( entleniun
boiiiR prosont. Ewch of these auhscrlhcd
their nnincs to a list tn coniposo mum *
bors of nu amateur orchestra , wlilcli is
to bo under the instruction and direction
of Professor llofmann. After the mcmlwrs
liavo iiracticcd for some time together ,
tlicv will , It is cxpfctcil. bo able to piny
Milllcicnlly well to bo ublo to accept on-
piiments ! for public ciitortnniinuntB.
I'licvo arc several sncli or-
Kamxations silreailr cirnaul/.eil
in the larger eastern cities , and from tlio
ability of the young men who have al
ready enrolled it looks as If such an or-
Uiinixatiou wore practicable hnrc. As
far as agreed upon the orchestra , which
will meet for practice at the .same place
on no\t Sunday at 0 o'clock , will "com
prise the following :
S. llofmaun , leader nnd director ;
Messrs. Lockwood , Ioii7. , Sclimiilst , lirst
violins ; Jackson , Hinil Llofmauii , jr. ,
Fnink llonxn , second violins , Schmidt ,
IcDunuld , violas ; lrown ! violom-ello ;
Lcdovskj' , Hobling , busses , Harry lloll-
man , llntc ; Ule.ccn , Kiihn , J. Karbach ,
olarinottes ; Lnmb , Schmidt , cornets ;
1'rohasky , trombone ; .John Knhn , Ed
Hofmanu , snare drum ; Fred Kloiikc. bass
drum. _
IMrs. O'HJTHP'S Funeral.
Yesterday morning tlic funeral of
Airs. O'Uyrne. whoso dcatli was men
tioned in last Saturday' ? Bun , took place
from the church of St. Patrick , on Cns-
tellar and Fourteenth streets , at 80 : ! !
o'clock. This estimable lady was one of
the earliest settlers in this city whom slio
remained until her death : The funeral
was ono of the largest which ever took
nluce in the ; southern part of the city , ami
among those attending it were many people -
plo from all parts of tin * city. Notwith
standing the rule of all the Catholic
churches , which prohibits funerals from
taking place from tlie ; same on Sunday ,
an experiment was made in this case by
Rev. J. Jeanettc , the pastor of the church
mentioned , on account of the estimable
character and the long residence in the
city of the deceased. The remains were
interred in St. Mary's cemetery .
Him At It.
Every Sunday evening for the past five
or six weeks parties who have como in
from the country in carriages to attend
church have complained to the police
that during services their horses and
buecios have been taken and used by
outsiders. Oflicer Uurdish took the mat
ter in hand last night nnd arrested
Charles IJillups , who was driving the life
put of a team which he had found tied
in the street , liillups is a young fel
low ubottt fifteen year * of ago. Ho con
fesses to have been up to such tricks for
a number of weeks , and has made : i state-
niont connecting a number of lads of his
own nge with similar ofl'cnscs.
They Arc Still Missing.
The police have ns yet been unsuccess
ful in their efl'orts to capture the men who
were the aggressors in the two sensations
of Saturday night. The dago who shot
young Parsoll lias not been seen feincc the
aflair. Parscll is still alive though in a
very critical condition. Hilly Ford , tiio
colored gambler , who slasiieu into Char
ley Cook s throat with n raxor is still nt
large. It is thought that ho crossed the
river -Into on Saturday night Cook's
injuries arc by no means dangerous , and
he will bo able to bo out again tjin a few
. '
days. _ _ _ _
For I cfinty,1or comfort , for Improvement
of the Skin , use onlyl'o/.zini's powder ,
JRroke His TJL-JT.
Yesterday afternoon Adolf Hobble , who
lives on South Hickory street , mot with
a severe accident. Ho was walking past
Xo. ! engine bouse when lie stopped into
a hole in the street and broke his right
leg.jnst below the knee. He wis taken
to Ins homo whore his injuries were at
tended by Dr. Darrow.
J lalfoi-a Sauce. Try it on your beans.
ESCAPED FROM SIBERIA.
Adventures of Tliroo Nihilists AVlio
Had Ilcen Sent Into Kxile.
The Sau FrauciM'o Chroniolo contains
a fctory of the adventures of throe fugi
tives who lied from Vladivostok and
crossed the Pacific in the Russian man-
of-war Aloskova. and are now in that
city. These three men wore nihilist
fatudonts at ( lie university of Kief. Ono
night at a secret meeting the police de
scended upon the room nnd fourteen
wore calnrod. ) The evidence- was clear ,
nnd one who was delivering a spur-en re
ceived twenty years in Siberia , while the
others received ten years. The
names of the three friends who
clung together and finally es
caped are Dinntri , Vl&sati and Ivin. The
family nanii'b tbuy refused to divulgojfor
fear of consequences to their relatives.
They were taken with several hundred
condemned nihilists by sea to Vladivos
tok , h u tie ring great hardships on the
voyage , as the vessel was overcrowded ,
and whenever near a port the hatches
were fastened down , and their quartern
became like between decks on an Atrican
Hlaver. Ten men and two women died
on the ijassago. Arrived at Vladivostok ,
alter .sixty-two days of millering on
shipboard , what was the surprise of the
throe students to liud In tint ollieor of
iiendarmos placed as a guard over
them an old friend , who had
beou deported from Odessa for
nihilism. This ollicer told them lie had
lieon sent overland to Siberia , and cnvcd
his present condition to his services as
Bi'oiotary of inspector of convicts. Ho
gave the prisoners money , which enabled
them to cliango their vonnin-infestod
garments for now clothes. They wore
drafted to the town of Oula , whore tboy
wore employed in the navigation of
boats. Alter two years , through the in-
IhieiH'Q of their friends , they were trans
ferred to Vladivostok , whore two were
employed in navy store lumsoa anil the
other became a messenger in the misou
ollico. Dimitri , tUo older , concluded his
story ns follows-
"l.ittlo by little wo gathered money
contributions from our friends , nnd by
doing various work for the ship pttoplo ,
.so our lot was i.-asy cnmpircd with the
unfortunate Ixiings who were condemned
to work in silver mines and uuvcr see
daylight , but Jho in underground ooll.s
on beds of straw with mules that mini
the ore car . Their lot is tcirihln , a liv
ing doath. When in .Juno the bUinmur
Miisl.ova oaim < to Vladivostok , wit lutaid
hho was to go homo by way of America ,
and we resolved to useui > e. Our few
rubles we bought clothing uiul tobacco
with , and upon thu jiight pro-
vion to her departure shaved our
beards olT and changtul huts , disguised
onr.'uilvi-s , and cumo on board the ship in
the darkness. Mol ot the crow worn
or.mk , but many of them wore gooij
friends to us and novcr betray cu us ; in
deed , it wax through tlioliolpofonoof the
IoplovaV otlic-i-rs that wo came all tale.
Our work was in the boiler room , and
wo kept out of sight us much a& pos.ii-
The .most singular feature cftiiooscHpe
of those fugitives is that they crossed tiie
Pacific in " : i distinguished company of
Hiibsian olliviil : . On bo.ird the Miiokova
wcrn Vice. Admnul Jvau StiobtakolT. ruin-
liter 'of marine ot the tv.an Prince
Wittgenstein , adjutauf general of the
cmpirc iud Princes Galit uii and Tonolui ,
relatives of the < ; f5ar , These ofllcials re-
mnined hero for a few days , ftiid then left
for Now York , on their way to Hussia.
The nihilist fugitives' ' intend to-work Ilieir
way1olhoMunnUnll6 colony in Nebnvs-
ka , where they /lopjS / to liud nil asylum.
Each of the mqn looks ten. years oldrrs
than the ago wliton ilui gives , and their
faces wear a hunted hpp-Mr.iuco , ns they
Mill fear pursuit aifd cap'uro ' , althougn
assured they are softf.
"When wo tw6jurtcil , I felt that 1 had
taken cold , ' ' said Thomas TaUeintlmo ,
"and next rooming ] was hoarse indeed.
Htil a SJ.'i cent bottle -of Or. UttH's Cough
Syrup lived me tin.1
Contentions wt/iurvn / are .slaves to head
ache ; but twi'iilAUvo cents sncnt for a
boll loot Salvation Oil will rusloru bar-
mony in the household.
AHTIS'V ANl ) 1IUMOUI81' .
Clever Prnotlcal .l kc > Plnjctlhy tlic
Soiitplor IIIrnin 1'owoi-s.
X. Y. Tribune- James 11. Heard , the
artist , tolls some anecdotes of the early
career of Hiram Powers , the sculptor ,
which go to show that ho was full of
grim humor. When Powers went to
Cincinnati ho was engaged in making
wax figures for a mu'eitni owned by a
man named Dorliold. The figures which
ho molded were delicate and beautiful
beyond anything that was known at that
limn. His ingenuity in mechanics was
remarkable , and ! \lr \ Hoard thinks that
ho would have made as great a success
in mechanic arts as ho did
in sculpture if IHJ had devoted
his attention to the former. There
was a popular comic singer in Powers'
day at Cincinnati named Alexander
Drake. Pavers molded a wax head o.f
Drake and fashioned a iigtiro to match
llio head. One of Drake's songs which
was in great demand with audiences was
called "hove and Sausages. " Powers
took his wax figure to the theatre and
placed il on the stage in Drake's favorite
attitude , and when the curtain rose for
Drake's song there stood befoio the audi
ence two Alexander Drakes , both per
fectly natural. The puonlu were as
tounded. They gn/.cil and gazed in
wonderment until the curtain went
down and rose again on a single
Drake. It was the wax fig
ure , out so like the singer that the
audience cried , and shouted , and stamped
for "Lovo and Sausages.1 The figure
was silent and the curtain went down
without any response being made to
their calls. It rose again , and there- was
a single Drake confronting them. This
time the audience remained undemon
strative , not knowing what to expect.
It was the true Drake , and when ho pro
ceeded to sing "Love and Sausages" the
mystery was intensified. For about
three days the people talked of this
double Alexander Drake , nnd then the
secret got out that it was ono of Powers'
freaks.
At another time Powers was at work
on a wax bust of Thomas .letlbrson.
There was a critic in Cincinnati in those
days named Simms. who had incurred
the displeasure of Powers and others.
He was told ono evening that the bust
was completed , jvnd. was asked to inspect
it. It was in the divs : when the only
light was from tirllowj candles , and as the
room was dark ho'was given a candle
with which to rpiikoji close inspection of
the bust. He l | sau ; ( | to comment upon
its unnatural npi nomca , declaring that
the color of tlio llcsh wr.s not natural ,
and so on. As In * loaded down for closer
inspection the burning candle was
bronghr clo o to the figure which sud
denly dodged bppk , , winked its eye. and
shouted : Don't burn me. " It was Pow
ers himself.
A favorite triekoof the artist * which ho
often performed in the museum and in
public places , was made possible by the
long cloaks which it was the custom to
wear in those dhys. ' Any ono who has
seen the figures itia cit'cus which are
.short and squat-.diie moment and ap
parently ten feet'high ( .the next will
understand tin ; nature at tlio joke.
Powers would gather his cloak up in his
hands and make himstilf apparently about
throe feet in height , anil as ho uasscd
around the museum he would gradually
become tailor and tailor until at last ,
taking tlio collar of iiis oloiik and the rim
of his hat in his hands , ho would shove
them far above his head and appear very
tall. All the tinio he would go peering
around at the sights while most of the
people wore watching him. nsthe biggest
curiosity of all.
In making the assortton that Po 7.oni'
medicated complexion powder is entire
13- free from injurious or deadly poisons
wo do it upon the authority of a thorough
chemical analysis. It is one of theoldcst
face powders m American market , and
is used in the famalios of some of out
most prominent medical men who have
personally acknowledged to the proprio-
or that they not only eon sidored it harm-
ess , but esteemed it highly beneficial in
very respect. Sold by all druggists.
*
LONG LIFE.
How You Maj- Toll Whether Von Are
MUHy to Have It.
Fortnightly Review : If anyone would
know whether ho is likely to live long or
die soon , Jot him inquire whether old ago
runs in family or not , for the good tissues
of long life are apt to bo hereditary , and
hi ; may commit a great many excesses or
other errors without killing'him'-elf if hu
c'omos of a long-lived .stock. In like man
ner ho may got mncii help toward a
knowledge of the diseases to which ho is
prone mid which excesses or other errors
are likely to light up , by inquiring what
diseases his lorofathors or kinsmen suf
fered or died from. Some diseases are
notoriously reckoned to bo directly
hereditary in like kind , for cnnmple. epi
lepsy , phthisis , and insanity. U lion a
person 1ms ono of thorn wo are not at all
surprised to loam that the discovery H
a Millicicnt explanation and to think
that no more bo said , Hut It is not really
an explanation , it is merely an indica
tion ot the direction in which the exact
explanation has yet to bo .sought. If it
bo a biilliciant explanation , how does it
happen that all the children of the sanio
unsound fnMier or mother do not snll'or
in thu same way V How is it that twins ,
living under the KIIIUO conditions , have
not always , as now' hud then they have ,
the same diseases $ jLlU ( ) same tigesV In
calling a disease huryqftur it is UOL really
meant that the jjlsoa itsulf is actually
inherited by the ollspring , who , in that
case , would bo born , , with it ; what is
meant is that the' latter inherits certain
organic constitute ) > which , being likely
to undergo that. patly > logioal develop-
iiient in the onliuiny ( Clrcnm&tance.s of
Hie. is therefore described n constitu
tional predisposition ort tendency to the
disease. Wo do ijyt m the least know
what is the inlinmtu natnro of the predisposition -
disposition , but vvJaU'wis ' know that it
may bo greater on lum diflorcnt pi r-
hoiis.nml that it i * thought to bo so great
in the cases of tliit diseases mentioned
and so likely to Ijo , .transmitted to chil
dren as to bo a serious objection , if not
an actual Jiur , to ma.rriu < : < > . Those , wlio ,
having fallen in love , aru aware of the ov
istenco to them in their families aru
theretoro not a little troubled sonu-tiinos
with scruples of ( onscie > ie < uind unxiousjy
ask medical uityico whether they shall
marry or not Ju tlio end thtiy commonly
mniry , whatever the advice giviui tlmni ,
having persuaded thunisolvos that the
.epilepsy was not real epilepsy , but a form
of violent hysteria ; that the lung mischief
WHH not constitutional phthisis , but tlio
accidental consoquoni-o of a neglected
cold , jjiat tit | ) insanity was not tlto out
come of family degt'iu'facy. but ( in acci
diuHul blow on the head -which wut >
thought liothing of at the time. Wimhl
thvvarth over hiVO | 'booli peopled hail
cool reason been potent enough luqueux'h
the hot paseion otlovun
STATE AND TKKIllTOItY.
ludlnnola is without a saloon.
A number of walnut groves have been
phtutc.d in Cedar county.
The packing houses of Xobrnska City
began slaughtering last week.
Fremont lias secured a soft snap. A
cushion factory has been started in llio
city.
city.The town of Gr.mt boosts of an air
well. It gives the town a brce/.y appear
ance ,
The Union Paclno shops at North
Pintle am running up to the full ca
pacity.
Preparations nro being made for active
work on the waterworks system of No-
bniskii City.
The town lot s.ilo in South Sioux City ,
on the Nebraska side ot tlio river ,
amounted to $ ' . ' 0,000.
Frank Honi h , a farmer living four
miles from O'Neill , tumbled oil' a load of
wood and broke his nock.
Beatrice papers report a Northwestern
surveying corpse in that vicinity , but the
coroner has neglected to sit on il.
Hastings fools reasonably certain of
securing the Chicago it Northwestern ,
provided a friendly purse can bo made up.
The church dedicated at Colcrcdge re
cently was a Methodist Episcopal , not a
Catholic church as staled in the jot
tings.
Tlio people of Plainviow nro con
siderably excited over the late survey
through the town for the Sioux City .v
Denver road.
A destructive prairie firn swept over
the Platte bottoms near North Platte
last week. Over a thousand tons of hay
were consumed.
The lurid gilding of political candi
dates by tlio country press does not
weaken the Macedonian cry , "Corn
taken on subscription. "
The report is current in York thai the
Northwestern road has decided to ac
cept the proposition of $50.000 in bonds
to build to that town. The surveyors
are now in Butler county.
Niobrarn snatches the wreath from
Fremont's hairless crown by claiming to
have the prettiest town silo , the uest
hotels , the best court house , the finest
school houses , and the prettiest girls In
north Nebraska.
The pair of Washington insurance
frauds , who were hunted down by C.
AlcMonomy , wore sent to the state peni
tentiary last week Paul Newman for
eight years nnd E. H. Bradley for ton.
The savings bank feature of the l\lc-
< \ > ok schools promise to bo successful.
The deposits made by the children ,
though .small , are increasing weekly.
The deposits of the first three weeks show
a total of $ 'J5f)0. )
Two slick toughs who were given the
freedom of the corridor of the IMntls-
mouth jail disappeared Friday evening.
Onu was a crnuo counterfeiter and the
other a low down thief. They arc twelve
hours ahead of the slicrill' .
John Kirkman , an Indianola barber
with a rotten tongue and the breath of
an ancient sewer , was escorted out of
town and given a farewell salute of loud
eggs. Ho had insulted ladies of the town
and heroic remedies wore necessary.
The girls of Plattsmouth will flirt AVith
the railroad boys , oven at the risk of ruf
fling the graceful rotindinir of the bustles
or straightening the kinks of a bang.
Ono day last week a young woman waved
: i sweet farewell to the hind , brakoman.
The latter waved n violent response , and
the woman smiled sweetly and waved
her cambric. The next thing she know
slio was jerked oli'the track by a yardman
just in time to escape a backing train.
She will squat on the hilltops hereafter to
unfurl her sweet adieus.
, Tlie B , it M. company is building a vast
amount ot political railroaits these scro
and yellow days. Surveying corps and
grading gangs arc busily engaged run
ning lines in close comities and .shovel
ing votes whore they will do the most
good. Those gangs nro camped in Otoo
and Nemalia counties , in the First district ;
in Saline tlioy are mapping mugwump ,
antiVanVyek votes in every direction ,
ami in Adams count } they arc ougasrcil
in distributing and explaining a bogus
"record" of tlio senior senator. The
confer and northern end of Hall county
is well supplied with this brand of col
onized voters , while another expedition
is heading for Dodge county from tlio
southeast. The latter will spend
the forenoon in Saunders county and
the afternoon in Dodge county. Ifcisi-
dent voters should closely watch the
movements of thcsn imported gangs.
I OWll ItClllH.
Footpads are harvesting a vast amount
Of jewelry and some cash in Crcston.
The Foster block , in DCS Moincs. was
sold on Monday for the sum of jS.Vi.OOO.
DCS Moincs has decided to issue $ ' 25-
000 in bonds , to meet maturing warrants.
Mondamin isotlering a bonus of $1,000
for a flouring mill witli improved ma
chinery.
DCS Moines is to have a now ? 200,000
hotel. It will be called the Now Savorv ,
unil Frank Hisley is to bo its manr.gor. "
A post-mortem hold on a Mt. Pleasant
cow showed that slio had deposited in
her hyor.il handful of small brass wash
ers , eight shingle nails and ono two-inch
brad.
The Chicago , Milwaukee A : St. Pnnl
boy on the Council Blnlls and Ottuimvn
division presented Mr. L. B. Beitrdley ,
their superintendent , with a magnilicunt
diamond stud worth in the neighborhood
An old follow rpcnntly came into the
police i-ourt in Marslwlltown in n terribly
inebriated condition. In explanation to
tlui jiidgn ho said1 1 mot ou of tlio
candidates for slierin" and ho had a bot-
tlo. 1 shall vote for Hint man , jndjro. "
Ill looking over the records in the hliito
auditor's ollie.e , liookeeper liiihkupl bad
occasion to fool up tlic appropriations
and warrant * which had boon occasioned
by the Mate lish hutching industry. Since
tl'ic law was first cuactc.il in IbTl thcro
have been appropriated and expended in
salaries the Mini of $ Hir ! , > 0 , and for llio
purpoMjof propagation of ilah , $ ; : olol , ) ) ,
'making u total of $17.40J. Ol this
amount them remains in the trcuiiiry
$771.61) ) uno\pi'iidod.
The nnnim ! roporl of Diibuque County
Superintendent of Scnools Ho\os to the
Mntu nutu'rlntondi'iit of public irstruetiou
shows that tliuro arn m tl.o county 11 ( J
graded schools , and ol tlio 811 looms in
tlio rvdid ; ; schools ( il ) are in tlui city of
Duhiiijuo. 'J'lic average piy : of thu H
main touchd'A is10.10 per month and of
Inn V.I ! ) funiiiln ti'iiclicrw , li.'i.Hfi. Tlio
.schoo-1 population is 6,7'.il miiliis and
8'IO ( ) females. In all thu hchools thdro
are VG8uuriijru iittf-ndancc. 1,81'J. It
costn on an ayuragi * ijl.tiil per \ nr to
maintain cadi pupil , though in Dubiujno
it ooit but l.a J. Tlio avorajjrt term of
Hchoo ) Is nearly nun1 months. There am
60 tramp , Iti brick , ' , ' ! ! M-JIIO an I ( I low
school honsi'S. vuhii'd ' at 5-'JJ7.0iit ) , of
wl-icli $ ilO.Ol'J ( isrojjicscntjidin Unbiiiun | ,
a is also > ? : JX)0 , ( ) if tliu $ ( 'i.W < ) worth of
upparatn.s , and 800 of the 1.MuluuiiM !
in it-lioul libr.irifs.
Illoil.
Tim product of the Iron Hill miuo up
to date IKIS bt-cn u'ST.ll-I.Ol ouneufi ot bul
lion.
lion.Over
Over 500 deer woru.killwl couth of the
lilaek Wills by thu Sioux and UJuty
cUno Jndians recently.
A farnipr in HeaUlo comity has an nr-
tosian WiJl oil lii.arm ( .that ( lowg 101
Uarrols nu liottr , is OTtf funt deep iiiul cost
A.C'harles 51iv comitv intincr recently
sold 1MXJ ( Douhds o wool to tlic Y-miton ;
wooliju inilln. rrbcivmj ; : iiui-tviii ; cc-nts '
( jound tliL-n-for.
Tire Hnpid City gun club will import
nrnlrio chickens and quail into the Black
Hills for the purpose ot stocking the
country with tlic-m.
The Black Hills Sambllng-work.s is Hie
name of an organization at Dpadwood
whoso mirpo e is to sample and buy all
ores oflorcd for sale.
A barn , belonging to Martin Anderson ,
of Lake county , caught fire from the
broakinglof a lantern not long ago ami was
compldtcly destroyed , together with six
cows , ono hoilor , two calves , live shcopj
one colt and fifty tons of hay.
AVyoinlng.
The Laramlo Kloolrio Light company
has increased its capital stock to $70,000.
The elegant residence of Judge Carey
in Cheyenne was destroyed by tire last
week.
The Chinese opium dives of Cheyenne
received an ollieial i-all from the police.
The oriental druggists wore lined fas
each.
A passenger train on the Union Pacific
struck a wnlor car near Hock Crook
Thursday , wrecking two engines and
three fruil cars. Nobody injured. Trains
wore delayed eight hours.
Benjamin Tweslteton , n notorious stock
thief who was captured in Nebraska , hns
been caged in Cheyenne , pending trial.
Prior to starting in business in Wyoming
ho had a record ot two murders , and was
n leading member of thrt Doc Middletou
gang of Niobrara rounders. Ho added
throe victims to his bloody record while
in llio territory.
November Stnrs.
The following is the police detail for
November :
Day Force Pat Mosty sergeant ;
James Brady , Twelfth , Douglas to Cnpi
tel avenue ; Thos. J. Casey , Farnam and
Hartley , Nineteenth to Twelfth ; Louis
ttodola , Nineteenth , Tenth and Elcventl
north of Douglas ; M. McCarty , Douglas
Thirteenth to Fifteenth ; John Bobbins
Thirteenth south of bridge ; Patrick ( iilli
gan , Thirteenth , Hartley to bridge ; Laur-
auco Jnsporson , Ciuning street ; Join
Brady , Sixteenth , Dodge to Nicholas
.lorry O'Grndy , Tenth , Howard to depot
John Norman. Farnam , Thirteenth to
Fiftoonth. Patrol driver , 1'otor Turkcle
Night Force Peter Matzn , sergeant
* - . li , 4&I \ L i ; V L.Ltt iUl U , J./UII 1US , 1II1L-
teenth to Sixteenth ; James O'Boyle ,
Chicago and C.ass ; Arthur Pulaski. Twen
tieth and Popploton avenue ; Andrew
Fahey. Thirto jntli streelsouthof bridges
Chus : , Bloom. Sixteenth and Seventeenth
south of tracks ; Michael Dcmpsoy. Dodge
to Cass ; Win. White , Farnam and llnrney
Ninoth to Twelfth ; Thomas Poironet ,
Twelfth , Douglas to Capitol avenue. Ed.
Carroll , Sixteenth , Cass to Michohis ; Dan
McBrido. Farnam , Eighteenth to Twenty-
oigth ; Thomas , Ormsby , Ninth and Tcntl
north of Douglas ; Mike Hiley , Sounders
street ; Patrick Ciuiclc , Ginning street
J. J. Donivan , Thirteenth , Ilarncy to
bridges ; Pat. Horrigan , Tenth , Ilarncy to
Jones ; Joscnh Bowles , Capitol avenue ,
Nineteenth to Twelfth. At largo , Kichard
Burdish. Jailor , Al Sigwart ; driver of pa
trol , Gco. Trimble.
CUTS , Wounds , Sprains and Bruises
quickly heal , if you apply Dr. J. 11.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
For Kxuhnncc.
Sonic good land for improved central
property in Omaha. Will pay cash dif
ference. BOGGS & HII.I , .
Ctieap IloiiHc.s.
We have four neat houses and good
lots in desirable locality , which we will
soil cheap if taken this week. Easy
terms. C-UN.vinroiiAM vt BIINNAN : : ,
1511 Dodgo.
Steel Wire DoorMatnooils no shaking.
St. Paul lumber yard. Thirteenth and
California streets , makes lowest prices
on bmldinir material.
lown null Nebraska Went her.
Koi Ion a Local rains , succeeded by fair
weather in the castcin portion , southerly
winds beciinlni : vnnalilo. sliuhtly cooler.
Koi Nebraska Local rains , viulnblc winds ,
colilcr.
Beware of Scrofula
Scrofula Is proliaMy more ppnoral than any
oilier disease. It la insidious In character ,
and manifests Itself In naming sores , pustular
eruptions , tolls , swullInEi , cnlurBod Joints ,
iUtscessps.foro eyes , etc. UnwrsSaisaparllla
cxpcla all trace of scrofula from tlio blood ,
leaving It pure , enriched , and healthy.
"I was severely anilctcil with scrofula , and
r > \ or a } cur had two running sores tin my neck.
Took five bottles Hood's S.irsaparllla , and am
cmcrt. " C K. J.OVKJOY , Lowell , Mass.
C. A. Arnold. Arnold , Mo. , had scrofulous
F.iros for seven yrars , spring and fall , Hood's
Sarsapaiilla cured him.
Salt Rheum
by linj > uro blood. It Is rradily curort by Hood's
BarsaiMillIa , the Bicat blood puriner.
William Spies , Kl > il.i , O. , sunrroil greatly
from erysipelas and salt rheum , caused by
handling tobacco. At t lines lili Irindsouia
crack open and bleed , lie tiled v.-ulom iin-p-
.ir.-Ulous without aid ; finally toi-lc Hood's S.ir-
saparill.i , and now says : " I am t nllri-ly well. "
My sou had salt ilicum nu hi ? hands nnd
on the calves of his H-s. } ; Ho took Hood's
KaiRapaiillu and Is enl'iely ' cured. " J. U.
Ktanton , Sit. \ ennui , Ohio.
Hood's Sarsapariila
PoM liy all rtriifjiihta plj elx furfS. Mule only
by C I. IIUlAl.lAiK.tlii-cjrlcsl.owi-lIWan ,
IOO Doses Ono Dollar
Journals , County and
ICaiili U'orUot'AII fliiiuts a Spec
ially
Prompt Attention jo Mall Orders
MOREHODSE & CO.
Itoom 1 Kvoret Illork , Council Hinds.
Standard Paper ? IVd Ul otilos of bind-
inj ; n Ma a/.iucs aud
BLANK BOOKS.
. .
C' . II. N'litlonnl jliok , \ | K. 3 nlth .1 Ho. ,
Cill/iMiV linn' ' . , ] ) e r ( > . Wrjli * Ua ,
t Nfllloiutl ll'iuk , ( ' il luxunuu-M ( ! ) . ,
uoo ) , Uiaior .C i ) Suvuus jlanlc.
Horses and Mules
I'nr all biirposcs , lx > ulit and told , at retail
and in lots. Lur c quaiitnic > to t-t-loc
doin Several pair * ot Finedmcr * , tin
glu or iliuibli ; .
MASON WISE.
Council JJlulh.
TJIK ItKST J.YO
COUGH R5S3
CROUP
KEEZEDY ,
ALLEN'S ' LUHG BALSAM
Contains no Opium in Any Form.
IM-lce ar.i' , flOf 4tiMl fit Per ( Soldo
The 25-0. NT HoriLKSare put up for
the accommodation of nil Mho desire simp
ly a COUGH orCROl'P RUM BUY.
The < c desiring n icmcdy for CON
SUMPTION or nny LL'NG DISEASE
should secure the Inij-c $1 holtfc.
As an Expectorant it lias no Equal
Directions accompany each bottle.
FOR SAI.K nv ALL MCIMCINK OEAI.FIIS.
Duffy's Pure Mall Whiskey
iid
Dufly's Formula.
X'or Cuiiintitptiaiti
WU. KOI.OMON WKIL , naltlmora , Mi"
f In Petfinlior la t 1 waa imlJ < * nly tricl < Aa
at ruy hotel with K let-tin Uftmorrhtff * . lotinc
aliutil onagtlljutif Uloinl at the urt Mtark ana
l rgi quantitlx ! frequently lli r ller. M > caua
wn cunsiilm-tj hnl i ilrom lh pttrt.Knil no
rerUIn nvro mjr Irlf ndj tlllt 1 would dl Ihll
lunjf actually krrftivd for inj fnr ral. T w
ril r < l bjr nij | > hjflcl n lu UK nnd liter nil and
whi.kfljr. On itdrica. the whtiVcr I u d wat
jour fainaua Tutlj' Puw Malt WhtnVej In a
rhorl thnn I tti irdeil tb oil. usiita only your
whijkey. 1 fm. | that I nwo inr III" to the siting
Qualitlea and imntj of your whliVt-j. "
. , , , . 8 Ijxx m iwn.
E lt Inrla Dru/ji. II iok , .SUtlonerr.
. Mr rri. iki. iLUNdiri.
Gontlomtn - Mm. .lu.'I. tuitvr at the
point of iloaUi tvlth "hat iloclorn cillfii quick
rnnvimpllnn. Rl > tlt * > wn * i alli J In to am
ucrdle hnnio one. rtcommnmletl luflya lur
Malt \HiliVej. Her Imiiitnd boucht two Ix.U
tint. ShnlianroTed ; h boucht more , ami in ,
fnnrl tlino the n up iluinir liaiuoimrlt I
kniii t nnd It In o irnlgtl , that jonr reniedr
ruiiod b > r frum lh doad.
CO M. ST. . S 7T WiuniKorox , n. o ,
Bits. I had hamorrliiKoii. Mil w j i mlni-d
pj tv imfftiulivn , who thought my lunc * unljr
RliKlillyeonfii'stotl. In AuRj t I hid three more
&nd lo.l n tiuxrt of btoml An
oilier I' . i .ild I j In llio Init UKIO |
ntumiJtiim , and II ll > I quit work , Kltinpup
rll hnpo I ubtainnu yniir DuTj's ( l'iin Malt
liltkpjr aixl tnoL It in commotion with your
' 1'orinula. I harn Kalni.l . lionllh and
trpnnth ropidlyaud ftm ahnont cotnplolrly ro
ared. tt.W. HOMVKLJ *
_
TJiK diaUmrnlahcd nrltor of lti nubjoined
tft'tluiou ill tiaj tur * < l bar bennlicfnnt mission
at the hfftd of Bnnio of the largwt curatlrl
And chMitkblolntll'utlons rtf I ho country.
JtOCUI IK . ( N. Y ) lloMB OF IinUKTRT. I I
SMH HI 1 > il Mmet , NOT S , HSi. {
It RlTea mi rrcat plun-tir * to riicotnmnnd
DulTr'i I'uro Jl < \Vbibkey , it hich I lint. u eil
Kith f thfaolion for conttimptiiei , In the latl
atacei nf tliat tlrwl iliksvio. AM.to from III
nutlc ! l nroiHirtivi. itli > o-y mild , the paUent
ein return it irhm nil other Btlniulanti fall
1 rucominwtid U to nil
Moinr.it
THE UUFFV HALF WII1SKKV CO. .
lULTiuonE , MD.
/ KIT Duffy't Formula fi a ijirtial houiihvld
mpliciitioiioff ) Dupy'i 7t/re Matt Wt\iktyt \ rowi-
tincd principally ttilli > au > l > f filial , in ll > ] int
/oimtfitlioittcool.ina or chemical changtl It
/iirnfaAM UH'fiiaM blood / . m ( y mrttrrtal ,
tf hereby the tcftyht and strength art increntfil ,
It it the iiuiit pnlntal > U > and eficaciotti titff
nrtparatian tver madr It ran bt had ef all
drvyjittaat O.VK UOIJ.l K 1"KK DQTTtiK ,
Old Saul's
Catarrh Cure
Of nnlKifiHlr.rlS Jlall. 2.1 Ctrls.
OLD SAUI. CUMl'AM' . 11 JJ.T1M.OUU. JUX
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISmG
Pays Best
WHEN PUCFERLY DOME.
WC AIM TO AND DO GIVE TO ALL CUSTOM CBS ,
LOWEST PRICES PROMPT TRANSACTIONS---
JUDICIOUS StLccnoNs.--CONSPICUOUS POSITIONS
TIONSEXPCRICNCCD ASSISTANCE UNBI
ASED OPINIONS AND CONFIOENTIALBcnVICE.
ADVZHTISCMCNT Oaeionco. Pnooru QHOWM AND *
ESTIMATE * or CO T IN ANV NCW PAPIII > , j
FUHNI HCO TO Rcaponsiaic PARTIIB J
FREE or CHARGE. !
The H. P. Hubbard Co. ,
Sitcettori to H P. HUBBARD ,
Judicious Advertising Agents and Experts ,
j EstaMiihad IB/I. Incotporated iCOj ,
j Now Haven , Conn.
J * Ouii 20O P oi CATALOGUC or "LcAoi
{ NCWIPAPCRS. " SCNT Tncc ON APPLICATION ,
A Bf Jc Umt vrerr fnlhfr
thnulil place In MM nun'B ImiuU
Airlri d hi iiidelr wltlitbr utmost
care. UlvfDUt llm YniitoniB |
nnd tcrrlbl * ri-Kiilts or J > itmiM > 0
ilnutu Xurly Wou unil Jffiior-
. U rof. Jtiui Clvlaln ) *
llnlnnd i l Hi d > nf I'sm- lilt I'm I. Pi am u )
tii t < tl It. TiiUinonluUf utn Ltntiitnt lx > uiloi ! Uudon
FRENCH HOSPITAL TREATMCHT
Tor Dininn Juiviy , Wtuilcroan , Lei t VllalllFtc. . SMI )
> l tv f 'ulnil. 1 f. r < n'lvillttltldli. lloinUA M , tn fi I U ,
CiAJAJ.i : AUl.M V. 171 1'iilt.n bt. . Nity lurk.
Nebraska National Bank
OMAHA. NKiJKASKA.
Pftid up Cupitnl . $250,000
Surplub . 30,000
II , W. Vatcs 1'roililonf.
A. K. Toti/.alin , v'inn 1'rcsJilout.
W. H S. llii lii-s , Cstslilcc.
niurc'iniis ;
W. V. Morse , John S. Collins ,
II , W. Ywtos , LowisS. IluoiL
A. 15. Ton/ilin. :
BANKING OFFICE :
TJfE Jit ON JtANK ,
Cor 12th nnd I'jirnani Sli
A Ur.r.rrnl IJiiukin Jlifjinuss Tmnsacled.
N. W. a
J5 VIIH'HO.
< itu'K mid otliprftof
( Hliou t..J llovni.bhiio St. . lluttnii.
Tansill's Punch Cigars
W ( ro d'tfune t du-lnv tli jiait
lv < voirKvi4i , < nu u drum-
.ruuiili'- , Woollier
'i tlii nrrhton truth-
ODII uifont uli iii. r
ruii'ffi inunrh aiwn.
SUUtrifAOIK
. 'TANSILL&CO.,55SlahSt.Chican6. )
WANTED !
tor , to Vcrk for Us it Tl.eir Own
iromca.
$7totOP8fWt6kC&nB9QuisllHal ; ! ,
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ult. u I.- ' u .ittiliv t Hi on <
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p ConlMl < t 11. . . ' .u , MUM. ,
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