Nebraska Newspapers

    I 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE MONDAY , FEBRUARY 3. 1801) ) . 1
I THE CITY
| I'erionnl lnrncinptis
1 r. 0 , finna of Fremont Is at tlio Casey
| W. K. ltatoy of Valentino Is nt the Cnsoy
1 Mm K. V. IIlRlilnnJ Is agucstat tbo Mur-
|
H " \V. O. Jones of FuKcrton Is nt the Pax-
M ton
ton.J. . H. Mlltor qX Hastings Is at the Mcr-
H chants
| W. C. KsIcb of Ncllgti Is registered nt thoM
M Inxton
M K. C. Stein of Kearney is a guest at thom
m 1'axtoti.
M N. Q , Clement of Ord * Is stopping at the
H Pnxton
B John Hansen of Tremoiit is stopping at the
H Inxton
| M. V , Mondy of Ucnon Is a guest at the
H Murray ,
| E. l-\ Potter of Lincoln is In the city on
M luslness
M K. O. itust of Grand Island is a guest at
M the Casey ,
M V ) . H. ( Jrisuold of Hairlson is stopping at
B the At u nay
fl William Collins of Wnhoo is registered at
H tno Murray
M W. C. Galloway of Ncllgh Is stopping nt
H the Inxton
M Justin 11 Gowcn of Grand Island is nt the
H Merchants
M Ortln Marsh of Blair is a guest at the
H Alcrchnnts ,
M J. G. 'I hompson of Arlington Is stopping
H nt the Casey
M D. W.Aklrldsoof Schuvlor was lu the
H city yesterday
M I.Goodinali and wlfo of 'Xalmage are guests
H. nt the Puxtou
H. C. C Crossman of Atlilnson is registered
H i nt the Merchants
H T. C. How a nnd C. L. Alger of Lincoln are
i guests nt the Inxton
H ! A. V. S. Saunders and daughter of
Hj Ccatrlco nro In the city
H [ W. A. Downing nnd Irn Johnson of Kcar *
j ncy nro umong tlio arrivals nt the Inxton
H ) Mrs , M. A. Church of London Can ml n , is
H vlsitim 'licr Ron , Frank Church , who was in-
i Jurcd in the Holt line wrculi 'J liuv nro nt
H the residence ofV. . M. Carter in Druid IIill
H 12dward Lamin thu Sixteenth Btrcct dry
H goods tnnn , Pas boon called suddenly to
H Winding , Vn , his old home , by the sonous
H illness of bis brother Charles Ilolcftjos-
H terday
H Mr , Patrick Dwycr , foimoly of Omaha ,
H but now or Walla Wnlln , Wash , arnvod in
i this city last Wednesday , nccompanlcd by
l his bride , nnd is spending a few duj9 at the
H liomo of his sister , Mrs M.V. . Kennedy ,
H rccciring the congratulations of bis friends
H Mr Dwvor wns married to Miss Double of
H Walla Wnlln on the 22nd of Inst mouth The
H couple will return to their homo early this
H mouth
H You its Itusscll Still nt Inrco
H Word was received last night by Tin ; Bee
H that the lad named Husscll , who escaped
H from the reform school last week , was still
H nt large , nnd thnt the ofllctrs of the Bchool
H would pay a big reward for his npprchon-
H sion and return to the institution
H Fliilnliiit for Their Title
H A meeting of citizens who own property
H in the li V. Smith addition will bo held
H Tuesday ovonlng ot the corner of Saunders
H and Clark streets , for the purpose of fight
H ing John Holfenstein , of St Louis , who
H claims a prior title to nil tbo lots in thnt nd-
H dltion All persons holding a deed to prop
H crty in that place , nnd who tinvo not paid
H Ilolfcusteln < o rotenso his claim , are most
H urgently invited to bo present
M A IIOUSK OP HOPE
H BIsIiod Newman's &uttestloiiq to tlio
H Clinrltablo I'ooplo of Dunlin
H Omuia , Jan 29. To Mr Savldgo : I have
H been much interested in your work of charity
H In our city , and it has occurred to mo that a
H plan might bo ndopted to enlarge the Bphoro
H * of your usofulncss in helping the worthy
H poor , in lifting up the fallen and in caring
H for the neglected children I think it deslr-
H ' nblo that wo should secure for you a sultablo
H site and erect thorcon a building to bo
H known as The House of Hope , "
H In which these who desire to rofonn
H may find a temporary refuge from tompta-
H tlon until they can obtain employment , and
H in which you can liavo night schools nnd a
H babbnth school for dcstltuto and ncclcctod
H childhood In tills building there should bo
H nn ofllco for yourself , a reading room for the
H inmates , a kitchen nnd dining room , and
H small sleeping apartments for such as may
H seek a nights shelter on their wav to ro-
H form And hi this snmo building there
H should bo an auditorium to bold uot less
H than 1 COO persons , who can hear the gospel
H preached without money and without price
H I bollovo the good citizens of Oninha of all
H creeds , nationalities and sects will aid you
H lu this beautiful charity Seine of our Ho-
H brow citizens have nlrcady pledged them
H solves to mo to support this House of
H - Hope , " nnd I feel sure that all classes will
| respond to the first call for help It will bo
H n great ndvantugo to the city clergy who re-
H ceivo so many applications for temporary
H old to glvo to such applicants a card of ad-
H mission , and who will willingly pay the
H trifling amount'for a nights ' entertainment
m - And in this work of Goddiko charity do not
M stand upon creeds or donomiuatlons or sec
M tarianlsm of any kind , but ropro-
B sent the Father or us all , and
M that blcssad Savior whom the common
M pcoplo heard gladlv , who ate with publicans
M nnd sinners , nnd who went nbout doing good
m 1 shall bo glad to head your subscription list ,
M nnd Mr Adolph Meyer has oiToied to con
B tribute a generous sum Yours very truly ,
m John P. Newman ,
B Ulshop of Omaha
V Mr Snvldgo has rccoivod n number of let
tcrs much ilka the above from prominent
V men of tbo citv Mr Frank Murphy of the
V Merchants National bnnk is Interesting
V himself in securing u lot on n long lease for
M this purpose
M Ob , if I only had her complexion I Whv.lt
M Is easily obtalucd Use Pozzonl's Complex
H tou Powder
H AT 11110 IUItT
M Gcnoral Whcaton conducted the muster at
B Fort Omaha last wock
M Major 1j. Uutlor , Second infantry , In-
M spoctnd the mouoy accounts of the disbursing
H ollkcrs at Fort Omaha Inst weak
M ' 1 ho usual Monday concert will take place
1 nt Fort Omahu today , concluding with a
M da n co
M There has been a serifs of Saturday dances
H established at Fort Omaha , the first of
H which took pluro last Saturday Among
H these who participated were Dr and Mrs
1 Hurtsuff , Mrs Davidson , Lloutonant and
1 nnd Mra I'ouoll , Lloutonant and Mrs War
H lug , Lleiltemmt nnd Mrs Webster , Llouten-
H nnt Klnilo , Mrs Turner , Dr and Airs Ilulli-
H dny , Miss Waring , Miss HurtsufT , Misses
H Octavin Whcaton , A. Mills , M. Hartsuff , M.
H Jlalllday , A. Keller , M. Knller , M. ltowoll ,
H M. Turner , Messrs II Hutlor , F. Kavo , 1) ,
H Ilutlcr W. Ml.ls , C. 11 all id ay , W. Tumor ,
H M. Ilalilduy , T. Uutlor , J , Uullo , C. Keller
H It Cody , who has bocn quito ill for soma
M time with pneumonia , is convalescent
M Tro two soldiers who are to take uart in
B the bicycle rnco on the 10th tnsu , nro keeping
H up their movt'ineiita , uud great things are
1 expected of them ,
H Today will bo pay day nt Fort Omaha , and
H the paying will lie conducted by Major
M Ferrell , who Is spoken of as the next pay
H master general
H \ llnuntnil House
H This body of ours has bocn likoncd to a
m tenement It often has a haunted apart
H uiont tha stomach Scared by the oldrich
H Kpritn , d > 8popsia , digestion files and refuses
H to return What can break the spell , what
H can raise the ban laid upon the unhaiipv or-
H gansl Wo answer unhesitatingly , tlostot-
H teHs Stomach llittors , nnd wo uro war
H rautcd In the respoaso by thu recorded test )
H mony ot myriads , covering a porlod of over
H a third of a century A coursn of the lilt
H tcrs , begun in any Btago of the aliliotion , and
H jiersisteutly followed , will tcrmiuato in euro
H posilivo , uot partial The llittors restores
H tone to the epigastric nerve , renena and
H purillos the Juices , exuding from the cellular
H tlsiuo that act upon the food dlgestlvely ,
H expels bllo from tbo stomach and the blood ,
H nud promotes a regular habit of body Ma-
H iar.la . , klduoy complaint , uorvoustiOM , rheu
H uiatltm and ncurulgia give way to this modl-
H ciuo
IN THE SNOWBOUND SIERRAS
Some of the Exportono33 in the
Blockndsd Towns
WILD RIDES WITH THE PLOWS
An r.tlltnr'fl Lorni Journpy to Secure n
I'ow Potatoes lrntli ot nn Op r-
ntur Alone nnd Unintended
bturm Notes
At ltouo and Trnclcoc
The first papers from Truukeo , Cnl , , and
Hcno , Nov , which have reached Omaha in
many daj s arrived Saturday morning Tlioy
nro full of facts nbout the big blockndo on
the Contrnl Paclllo and glvo a hotter idea of
the storm and Its attending Incidents than
the dispatches huvo convoyed , The Truckeo
KopubUcau of thoM ulL contains the fol
lowing , Bhowing the heroic efforts which
w ere made to clear the trncks and the dnu-
gnrs which the railroad tnon so bravely en
countered pushing the snow plows through
the immense drifts
A tlTTLC WOIIM ) .
' 'No news is good news " If this back
number remurk is true Ttueltee folks and
bv this wo moan everyone who is In town
ought to bo the happiest of mortals , for
scurccly n word ns to what has been going
on outsldo of our own limited clrelo has
roachedUB Smco Sunday wo know next to
nothing of what has occurred beyond the
Summit on the west nnd Keuo on the enst
Our world for the past ueok has been fifty
miles long nnd a few hundred jards wide
In this narrow world hemmed In on nil sides
bv the hugo mountains of snow the chnractor
of events that h ivo trnnsptrod have lucked
that spice of life , variuty It has boon souio-
wlint monotonous ; in fact the efforts and at
tention of all huvo been directed towards
the opouing of the railroad and the only
speculation Indulged In was when trains
would begin moving Sundny , Mend ly nnd
lucstiay it did not storm , and this Interim
gave the railroad men n good opportuulty to
do soma very cITectlvo work
Tin : l low iikma9ii : : ) .
In our last issue wo loft eleven engines
bucking snow toward the Cold Stream
woodshed , where ilvo engines and a plow
were Imprisoned All dny Sunduy they
bucked , and reached within a milo of the
place sought On Monday work was ro-
sumed At 3 o'clock ' the Inst run was made ,
and the end of the run was into the shed In
making the Inst run there wus a narrow es
cape fiom a wreck The snow wns so deep
that no one could tell cxnctlv how far the
woodshed was The long string of onglnos
catno Uushiug nlong , throwing snow in clouds
Mulivla , the outloou ou the plow , gnvo the
signal to stop Tlio head engineer tried to
whlstlo for brakes , but his whlstlo had
frozen up , filled up with snow and gave no
sound The train rushed on , and Just ahead
were the imprisrmed plow and Ilvo engines
'J ho front engine was reversed and plunged "
Then there was u lucky circumstance
Conductor liouchnor , who wns on the
third engine , noticed a dead tree near the
track , and this ho know was Just at the on-
tninco of the shed At once ho gave the slg-
nnlto the engineer , who whistled for brakes
This was heard and the engines quickly
stopped The two plows were facing each
other onlv fifty feet apart Then everyone
saw what n narrow escape there had boon
from an awful collisionand shuddered 'Illat
doud stub of a tree hud saved many lives
All the engln03 returned to town , and the
bravo men who hid been out in the storm had
a good nights rest
A wild niDE
Tuesday morning eight engines of the
Truckeo division , behind the big snow plow ,
all in charge of Conductor lllauey , were sent
out to clear the track to Uono f ho snow
was ten fcot In many places , Dut the masters
of the mighty innehinis which were to make
the the run were looks of determination ,
bordering even on recklessness , which fore
told that they lntonded to make the run ot
their lives Toot , toot 1 This signal to start
was greeted with a chorus of shrieks from
the brazen whistles It was a wild outburst ,
the shrill falsetto discording harshly with
the deep bass and queer caliopo In an in
stant the train moved off slowly nt first , but
gnmlng in momentum at ouch revolution
Hugo volumes of steam and smoke issued
forth nnd lav in a heavy , narrow cloud behind
Toot , toot I Give hcrmoro steam The engines
fairly Ily Swish I Tbo plow had struck the
first drift and the snow How in big clouds in
every direction Crash ! Hugo blocks of snow
struck the head englno , breaking the glaBS
in the cab , knocking the engineer from his
Boat , tilling the whole cab with snow , closing
the flro box nnd Durylng the fireman Tbo
engineer turned palo for the first tlmo ; ho
tried to reach the reverse lever , but It was
buried In the snow Ho whistled for brakes ,
but there was no resoonse from the roar
Garcia has got his cab window smashed and
ho's squealing for breaks Lots ' glvo him
b 1 , " piped old Ulanoyof the second engine
On they rushed nnd Garcia recovered
Finally , in a safe place , ho again called for
brakes and the train was stepped to let
him shovel out his cab Hlanoy came
down from his perch on the plow nud got
bis breath Away they went uguin , the
snow flying In clouds and masses Uoca was
passed nnd the people of that town sawnsort
of blue streak They thought inav be it was
the snowplow , but were not certain In
passing Clinton the man in charge of the
vBtoro near the tracK opened the front sash
doors to prevent thorn from being broken
In op instant the whole buildine was filled
with snow , On , on rushed the mighty force
that was swooping everything from its path
Uono was reached , and with another wild
chorus of unotrthly jells which drovv thou
sands of people to the streets , the eight
engines covered with snow and ice , came tea
a standstill in tl.o Keuo yard The track was
cleared a distance of thirty-four miles in a
llttlo moro than nn hour It was the wildest
ride on record nnd the work accomplished
unparalleled in the history of railroading
It wus a feat to bo proud of and those engaged -
gaged in the work have somctning to talk
about in future years And when they toll
of tbo wild ride in the winter of 1S90 to some
future generations they will gain reputa
tions of being accomplished llurs , but they
will bo telling the truth Just the a a mo
A LONQ THU' 10It I'OTATOr.9. *
Tram the Uono Journal of the 25th ult is
gleaned the following :
II A. Muson , proprietor of the Truckeo
Hepubllcan , braved the elements yesterday
nnd came down from Truckeo on the Hanger ,
Ho reports the outlook for the oponingof the
road within the next four or ( He days as
very discouraging When the Hanger loll
' 1 ruckeo It was Bnowing very hard , the wind
was blowing and the snow drifting badly ,
Mr Mason secured a lot of potatoes
to take back with him , the true
Kcoltes having run out of this very
necessary vegetable , Ho reports enough
beef bund to last tbo
on snotvej-ln com
munity for sovoiul days The snow was
about twelve feet deep on a level when ho
left homo After ' sacurlng a lot of old ex
changes , this venturesome editor returned
by the way ho came at 4 o'clock , fooling much
better ufter being able to plod uround in the
lush for a few hours several feet nearer
the earth ,
TUB SAO ANl > THE UIDICULOUS
And here nro a few sad items , followed by
Jocose notes taken from the same paper ;
The operator at Cascade died 'Ihursdav of
pneumonia Ur Curless tried to get to him
from Truckeo , but had to glvo it up after
battling with the storm king for several
hours ' 1 ho poor follow died alone and un-
cared for
U. A. Sanford , the printer who dlod last
Saturday , was burled on Moudny The
conin was placed on u pair of snowshoes and
hauled to the cemetery , nud was got there
only after hard work The grave was dug
through olght feet of solid snow
A theatrical troupa of twenty-four persons
wus expected in on the train from the east
last night It will bo as wolcoino as the
flowers that bloom In the spring und ovonlng
performances at the McUuslck opera house
niuy bo the fcaturo of the coming weak
All passoiiseis on the Southern Pacific
railroad nro granted n lay ever privllego at
Uono , and some of them are talking of locat
ing here as soon as real cstatu becomes vUl-
Dlo so they can see to buy town lots
T ho Journal will have to bo cntiroly origin
al tomorrow All tbo old exchanges and new
almanacs have been used up
Dr Dlrnoy , practko llmttotl to ca
tarrhal dlsoases of nose and throat
Honnm 218 to 250 , Boo bulldlnff
M WBWtr , iilB JJ-1-1M'PalTlllHrittli1fwS < W > f"--'T- - - - !
A NATION OF PGMIES .
A Nnrrow-ClieMotl/'J liln-Lrcrjretl nnd
Si tin il Community nt Mldgotw
After Clilun , with its hundreds of
thousands of prcnt , hrown coolies , nnd
its slim onus , who will walk nil day un
hill utidor bunions thnt would break
down u Huropoiui nthloto on the level
the Annntnites strike you its a tuition of
piRimcs
Tliolr nvornfro height must bo tinder
flvo foot , they uro iinrrow-clicstcd and
thln-lofjccd , their mouths uro alwajs
stnlncd a slobborinp , filthy rctl with
the nrecu nut and llmo that they chow
unceasingly , and they are stupid beyond
"
yond the pouor of words to toll
Whether It Is the fault of their
conquerors or not I cannot say , but
they appear to bo n pcoplo dcstltuto of
the sense of solf-rcspoct , writes a cor
respondent of the Wnshiiitflon Star At
any rule the Froneh treat thorn us If
they hnd uono The llrst tlmo I went
into dojuuor at the hotel at Ilniplionp
one of the boys had left a dirty plato
on the llttlo table to which the host
showed mo
"Cu'uat co quo tu fnls , tel ? " ' demanded
the hitter , pointing to the pinto , and
smuckl a box on the onrs followed that
that you could-havo henrd ilftv yards
off
off.And
And this In the middle of a crowded
dining room You would no moro
think of strilcinir uCniucBoeorvaut like
that than of tweaking a policeman's
uoso on Broadway Before n French
man an Auiiatnlto appears to have no
rights _ _ J"
Its only a question of time and n
shot t tlmotoo , as to when your rheuma
tism will viold to Uood's Sarsaparilla
Try it
_ _ _ _ _
BROWNING'S VALCT TALKED
A Nousimpcr "Sctiojv" M'litoH Has
Mnilo All ICuvlnnil Indignant
There Is a great outcry In England
over what is bald to bn the most pesti
ferous and indecent result of American
intorviowitig , says the Now York Sun
The achievement which has brought
this out v-ould not bo rcgnidud ns of the
slightest imp ortanco in America ,
but it seems to have croutcd no
end of indignation there Some
no f > ptpof , with nn idea of get
ting at the insldo facts , and remember
ing that no mnn is a here to his valet ,
promptly interviewed the man servant
of the jioot Browning immediately after
the denth of that distinguished .
This interview was published , and it
called forth an altogether absurd dc-
greo of abusive comment A careful
readinsroftho interview does not disclose -
close the fact that the servant was atall
indiscreet IIo told the world what Mr
Browning liked for broakfa&t , that lie
breathed regularly in his slocp
and that ho hnd a gentle and
amiable man nor with his per
sonal attendants The pestiferous ef
fects of these disclosures arc not exactly
plain to Amotiean eyes Mr Brown
ing , by the way , earned the title of the
prince of ladies men IIo was in many
respects ono of the most popular moil
in London among women , and his social
inllucnco was very great Ho is said
to have been the only poet who had
thoroughly the mnntiors of the world
nnd who never posed in the drawing
room The number of women who at
tended the service in Westminster
Abbey was in excess of tnon at the rate
of twenty to ono
Arrangements have boon mailo by the
Modern Woodmen cf Council Blufls for
the return ofi all parties from Omaha
wishing to attend the ball of February
5 to the Paxton hotel
How to Mt on a Hors .
William A. McGibbon , an export ,
writes as follows to the Now York
Uorald to say how a woman should sit
on a horse :
The body should bo balanced exactly
in the middle of the saddle and far
enough back to grasp the second pom-
molwith the right knee comfortably
while the left ono is just snanncd by
the third pommel or leaning horn
The rider is now sitting on that part of
the animal which is the center of mo
tion ; the head oroet ; turning easily
without involving the body ; eyes look
ing ever the horbo's head in the direc
tion ho is going ; shoulders well thrown
back so as to expand the chest , • Inking
euro to keep thorn in line and not to
raise ono higher than the other ; the
small of the back slightly bent forward ,
upper part of the arms hanging straight
down from the shoulders and hold
loosely , but close to the sides ; the fore
arm straight out from the ollows ;
wrists rounded inward and on 4 level
with the elbows , each } mnd holding a
rein , iingors closed , Knuckles to the
front , thumbs extended on the ends of
the reins and pointed across the body ;
minds hold Ilvo or six inches apart , ac
cording to the width of the horses neck
in front of the body
From the knee to the foot of the right
log must bo hold close to the forolup of
the saddle , the hcol taised and inclined
backward a little The right side of
the upper part of the right log , from
the knee to the hip joint , should bo
turned on its outer side and hold close
to the saddle , and the insldo of the
upper part of the loft log should bo in
contact with the saddle Tlio loft knee
should bo placed just below the third
pominol , and the lower part of the log
should hang straight down from the
knee and clone to the side of the flap of
the saddle , the upper part of the logs
only to leave the baddio at the rising
trot
trot.The foot should bo placed ovonlv in
the btirrup ns lar ns the ball , the heel
being hold a llttlo lower and pointed to
ward tlio shoulder of the horse The
body should bo pliant and accompany
the movement of the horse
Mrs Wlnslow's Soothing Svrup for
chlldron teething rests the child and
comforts the mother 25o a bottte
Strawberry Ulimdes , Ahoy !
' Look for nn opidoinic of strawberry
blondes , ' 1 saidono young lady to another
in a Fifth avunuo stngo , according to
the Now York World The public has
taken such a llvoly interest in Patti'a
lialr that every woman in Now York
will want to see it , and when she sees
it will want to have her hair colored ip
the Bumo way I nm sorry , bncnuso I
was just golting the dye out of my hair
Its uurious , isn't ' ltV Short hair came
nnd wont Blonde hair was the rage
und it died out The bang is almost
obsolete Many changes have ensued ,
ami now the red-hnlrnd girl , who was
once an object of ridicule , and who
called up white horses at every street
crossing , is going to make nor ascent
to the plnnnclo of public favor Pattl's
hair is not oxuetly strawberry , nor la It
Titiun ; its hue lies between rod and
blonde ; in reality its reddish gold , If I
ronstruo the descriptions rightv ! , I
think it Is bomothlng uko Marie Wain-
right'a hair in Twelfth Night , ' You
lcnowa lots of people think Wulnwrlght
wonts a wig , but she doosn t. She had
her hair treatoa in Paris at the hands
of the sarao artist as Mme Putti , und
alio told mo it cost her , I forgot how
many bundled francs , wliilo tlio pro
cess was so long and tedloua that eho
almost lost patlonco Every single hnlr
had to bo treated separutolv , first with
ono thing and then with another , and
so much care had to bo bestowed upon
it that she said you would tnlulf It was
tMi iataa - -w - g .
Moissonior at wirk on ono of Ins tloli-
cato llttlo studios , Instead of a hair
dyer But whhn the task was com
pleted It wns tbenuliful I had never
.scon so mart dUous n change ns Miss
Wainwright pecsontoil when she re
turned from Paris with her gold nnd
strawberry looks and her brown brows
and eyelashes Pattl's brows and
lnslips \orydnrk and the contrast Is
striking Walts till you see Marguerite
and Viola nnd-mmtk tlioiulmiratlon that
will bo manifested by the women in tlio
audiences I can feel It In my bones
that Pattl undAValnwright are coing
to sot the town crazy over their golden
rod heads nud that Insldo of a month
Noiv York will bo all ablaze with straw
berry blondes It will bo pretty expon-
slvo if wehavutogotoPitrisforthodyo ,
but I suppose some local hair-drcsser
will solve the dlllleulty How would I
look with colori" '
my hair the now
liiRUrn Against Piicuuinnln
Use Halters Pure Cod Llvor Oil or Halters
Lmulslou Tno old roliublo brand All drug
gists
BITING ITS OWN LEGS
The Mnrt Antics ola Ilorss That Had
thn II ] driipliobm
BilllCinp ; of Falrburn hns a horse
that has hydrophobia from nil appear
ances , says the Atlanta Constitution
The horse at Intervals has Bpastna or
paroxisms It bites Its own legs and
foot and breast It Is torrlblo to behold
how It fastens its tooth In its own flesh
nnd tears the skin and llesh from Its
bones King says the horse bit him
on the nnn vesterdny , but lie did
not think anything of it until todav ,
when his horse became uiimanngcablo
and ho tied around his neck a rope and
tied the rope to a trco In lna lot The
horbo would catch his leg lu his mouth
nnd bite and pull It until ho throw him
self on the ground , then ho would turn
and wallow on the ground for some
titno , then ho would got quiet , gontlv
got up and stand still awhile In a
few minutes ho would eonimonco
bis unties again , and bite the tree
near him , then the rope , nnd then ho
would bite his breast and pull the llesh
oil in strips , then he would catch his
legs and pull and bite the skin olt in
strips ; then ho would catch his log in
his mouth and pull and jerk until ho
would fall to the ground Every ono
was afraid to ire near him Some sug
gested bleeding , but no one was found
who would undertake the job By-
stnndors suggested that the horse bo
shot and put him out of so much sulTcr-
ing and piin The last seen of Mr
King he was liuntir.g for some one to
shoot his horse
ninntinti , Orpjt"i nml Washington
A correct map of the northwest will
show that the Northern Paeifle railroad
traverses the central portiou of Minnesota
seta , North Dakota Mon tuna and Wash
incton for a distance of nearly two
thousand miles ; it is the only railroad
reaching Jamestown , Bismarck , Miles
City , Billings , Livingston , Bo/.eman ,
Missoulu , Cheney , Davenport , Palouso
City , Sprnguo Ritsvillc , Yakima ,
Bllensburg , Tucoma , Seattle , and in
fact ni lc-tonths of the northwest cities ,
towns and points of interest
The northern Pacillc is the shortest
trims-continental route from St Paul
and Chicago to Helena , Butte , Anacon
da , Deer Ledge Spokane Falls , Walla
Walla , Dayton and Po thind , and the
only one whoso through trains roach
any portion of'tho ' now state of Wash
ington , Laud seekers purchasing Pa-
cillajooast second class tickets via the
St Paul and the Northern Pncifie hnvo
choice fiom that point of free colonist
sleeping enrs or Pullmans tourist fur
nished slcoper9 at churgos as low as the
lowest
For tlio benefit of settlers the North
ern Pacific also gives a ton day stopover
ever privilege on second class north
Pacific coast tickets at Spokane Falls
and each and every point west , includ
ing ever 12-5 stations in Washington ,
thus enabling persona seeking a homo
to examine this vaBt territory without
incurring an expense of from $5 to $25
in trnveliug on local tickets from uoint
to point
Insure for yourself comfort nnd safety
by having the best accommodation s
afforded , thereby avoiding change of
cars , ro-ohecking of baggage , transfers
and lay overs en route Money can bo
saved bv purchasing tickets via St
Paul or Minneapolis and the Northern
Pacific
For mans , pamphlets , rates and tickets -
ots inquire of your nearest tlckot agent ,
any district pas3oncer agent of the
Northern Pacific railroad , or Charles
S. Fee , general pas3ongor and ticket
agent , St Paul , Minn
A Great nnsl Growlnu Company
The report ot the annual mooting of
the Mutual KeservoFuud Life associa
tion , and the detailed report of its
operations fen the past year , occupy a
good deal of space in this paper , but
they deserve it For nine years the
Mutual Reserve has conoon its splendid
course , undaunted by the attacks of
malice and ignorance , and uti approached
preached by anv lifo insurance com
pany which ever existed in solid nnd
substantial rosnlts Having passed ,
and passed safely , its btatres of experi
ment , the Mutual Reserve now proposes
to stand on its record and its established
rights , nnd serves formal notice on its
traducers that their campaign of
calumny must cease The mooting
of Wednesday was that of earnest
and enthusiastic mon who know
that they are right and nro
bound to go ahead The uctlon of the
nicotine was ontirolv harmonious , and
an ondursomont of tlio management of
the company , slncoro an < V posltlvo
Among those who participated in the
discussion nro contloinon well known
and respectediin all parts of the coun
try , in the communities iiuivliieh they
live and whoso tnames are synonyms for
integrity and miccess It is not necessary -
sary to repeat hero details , but the in
crease from insets last year at the rate
of nearly $2,000 a day , until they now
amount to over JS JO.OOO , nnd the increase -
crease of insurance to ever $181,000,000 ,
nio eloquent figures , and eloquent bo-
cuuso they iirolrue To President Har
per nnd his aasocintcs is duo not only
tlio prcstigo of success but the credit of
bavini ; earned and deserved it
KEEP TO THE BIGHT
Do not bo Imposed on by any of tha numerous
Unltetlooj , subttttuUs , etc , w tuck ere uoochnq
the woild There is only ono Swifts Bpedfle ,
and there Is nothing Ills It Oar remedy con
Uln * no llercarjl'otseh , Arccr.ic , or any poll
cnous eubstanco nhaterrr , 11 builds up the gen
eral health from tbe Cut dote , and has neier
failed to cr&dlcalo couUgtous blood po'ion ' and
ItacOccUi trota the sjttttu lto Euro to get tha
genuine Send > our eddrecs fcr oar TrcatUe on
Blood and Bkin IXxzMt , which ulll bo mailed
free BWirT SPECIFIC CO Atlanta Oa
lohoiuiie
Need bo felt by thee who keep the blood pure
and Mgorous with Ajer's fnrsapnrliln it
MAKKSTiit wt'Ak sTiiosn l'rostratlon Is theme
mot characteristic and serious symptom of
ho prevailing dlsensc It Is ctinlnj this dobill <
tnted condition of the body tlintbronchlttc ,
pneumonia , typhoid , and malaria fasten upon
thu patient , llo careful nnd not nltou * the s > stem -
tem to rundown , l'rcxentlon Is bettor than
euro ,
Ayers Sarsaparllla Is Just thing for pitlrnti
rceow rlnp from the jrrlpne..1. . J. A. 31. Wil
kinson , UniKulsts , Kerhoukson , N. V.
Ayers Sarsaparllla
Prepared by Dr .7 0 A > er , V Co . Lowell , Mass
l'rlcoI ; six bottl's , * 3. \ \ orthSi a bottle
DRS BETTS & BETTS
H08 I'AKNAM STltBCT , Om VII V , Ncn
( Opposite l'axton Hotel )
CClcehoursvn.mto3p.m. Sundays 10a. mM tc
pm
_ pectMlsts tu Chronic , Nervous , Skin nnd Mood 1)1 *
CftSCfl
rJr"Consulttitton nt ofllco or br mill free Modi *
cities pent by wall or oxiircM , securely jmckcil , frco
Irom observation Guarantees to euro quickly , safe
ly anil permanently
NERVOUS IEBILITY gmsMSiSL ,
slonn Viiyolcnl 04 c iy , nrtstng from IndUtiutlon , ex
cess or Indulgence prorliuliitf Blooplcsnc" . despon
dency , pimples on ibefiue.uvcrMon to society , easily
dlacourncui , lack of confidence dull tin tit for study
pr husliitxs , nnd ttndsllfe a burden "Mifcily , perman
ently and piivntuly cured Consult Drs llelts & Uotts ,
IWaVunifcm _ trc 't , Onialia , iNeb
Blood ana Skin Diseases 1 "
rosulu , completely erndlnntat witliont tlio aid of
mercury , bcrofnta erysipelas fever nores , Dlotclio- * .
ulcers pnlnMn the heart nnd bono * , syphilitic Bora
ihroat mouth and toniruo catarib , etc , permanently
cured where others Ime failed ,
Rliiey Urinary Kftita'ilSTenW S ;
qui > nt burning nrbl5oty urlnp , urlro liUli colored or
with milky Fcdlmcnt on stanlliv wpnk buckitonorr
h < Dn , gloet crstltli etc l'romptly and oufclj cured
cliarRca reasonable
STI&ICTUHiS ! m = rep
moTRlcniDpletu without cnUtnjr , caustic ordination
Cures effected nt home by pattent-wlthoutainuments
pnln or nnnoyanco
To Young Msn and Mllc-Aiei Men
A S1TRF PHRF T ° nwful ellects ot early
il UUIIIJ UUlllj Vice , lUikh brings orpanlc
weakness , do'troylwr both miml and body , with all
tsdrcadca Ilia , permanently cured
MRPTT ? Address th030 wbo have lm-
LID 110 paired themselves by Improper
Indulgences and and iolitnry habits , which ruin both
body and mind , onBttlnu them for business , study or
Mahhieii Mest , orthoio cntcrinp on that happy
life , ofare ot p'lyslclal ' Utblllty , quickly assisted
OUR SUCCESS
Is bed upon facts , flnt practlcni experience , neo
end every case is especially mtidied , thus aturtlntf
arltfbt , third-medicines are prepared in our emi la-
batory exactly to Bulteacn case , thus affect lna cure *
without Injury
Rfbcmlii cents poelaga for celebrated works on
chronic , nervous nnddPlicntedl eHScs Thousands
cured OTA friendly tetter or call mny save you future
turo suffering andnhame and ad 1 pot a en years to life
t T > o lottcrs answered unless accompanied br 4
cents In stamps Address or call on
MIS BETTS & BETTS ,
HIS Farntm street , Qmntia Nub
CALIFORNIA
thk Land of
DISCOVERIES
LuNC5Soihn CnnmSH
• Srnn'Joi' cCrtuUr | , Hrt rtIt3kg. - .
ABIg TINE MCD cjoROtffiLE CAU.1
> f 6 MOJ.rS • ' T L TIIC 0 NLY
MT | oir4lVM ! j. quARAtlTEEO
112 BV MAIU.V ) . ' cuHe roi\
swom cncutA , vgrc ATARRH
mUMiSSM nn nviLLF r * '
SANTAABIE : : ANDDATRCURE : : :
or Sale by Goodman Drug Co
"
BMilllllliB
Simula } ' , TiiesilnyWcdiic8lity , reh.il.t" : >
MYSTERY AND BUVELATION
Andlil TnleiitoI Cirosur Aldtln the met uulque
interlulnniciit In America Tno humous
STHE HUMAN ORCHID , EDKTA |
Tlio only l.lvInv lloliu "ho W alls In tlio Air Kollar
MystirlousCablnu Killarn I nmausDirkScaniu
Utijiilnr prices Bunts will ho jiul un sals HalurUuy
mgrnlii .
GUATEPUL-COMFOUTIN& .
EPP'S COCOA
UKUAKPAbT
"Ily a thorough knonlotlgo of the natural laws
w hlcii Bovrrn the operation * of dlsestlon una
nntiUlon , nml liy a careful atinllcailon ot _ thu
Liis jiroin-itios of well Bulecte I Cocoa , Mr , Ki > pi
hnniirovldeiloiir hreakrasttal > le4 with a uoil-
cutely llai-orntl bovcriiua which may save us
muuy heavy Uoctor's hills It 13 r > y the Jurtlcloua
useot buch articles of diet that a constitution
mayba gradually built un until strong enouch
torenUt every tendency to disease Ilundrcda
of subllu maladies are Uaatlnx around us ready
to attack : wherever there Is a wealc uolut \ > o
may escape ninny a fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well lortllted with pure blood and a prop
erly nourished fiamo " C1\ll bervlce ( lazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk Bold
only In half lxmurt tins , by grocers.Ubeled thus :
JAMES EPPS & CO , fcSS 'KS" '
This Obstrcp&rous & Infantj i
r - il
Positively refuses any longer
to wear baby dresses Kilts
are what he longs for and
must have
MOTHERS
of like minded children would
, do well to mnke the de3ired
chnngo nl this time In our
largo line or
i Kelt Suits
I Which we nro soiling at
Greatly Reduced Prim ,
' We nro sure you will rind
| something to your liking ,
ONE SPECIAL BARGAIN
Is our line or
Jersey Kilt SiSts ? ,
Formerly sold at $7 , $ S , and
$0 , now selling nt
© 5.
111 JAVA MOCHA Jl | |
? ? * Pe''ect ' Art Album containing 24
FKBKB eau''u' ' ' ' ' Pholograpli ! representing
Tea and CoHeo culture , will bo stnt
on receipt of your tddress
CHASE A SANBORN , I3S Broad St , Boston
Western Dept 80 Franklh St , Chicago , III
Dr.J.EJIcGREW
Tlio Well Known Spocliilisl ,
rfeg'i ' feg'qE IflimsnrDassoJIn
-o ? 5iB i\M,1\v ! ? . * ' 10 treatment rtC
fiH * * tUlllfl iL , ill forms of I'm-
nT 'a Jsil& VATh DIHFASKi
I * * ? Sfc , fil otamlbtrlct- ,
/ i * w uri * . acuro Kinir *
/ . 'iStSui antewl bpcrma-
FLJ k * rf * A iWUra torrlioaa lmpo *
*
IP ar vQJ . * VjtKH > 3' ' " • ncy , Loss of
RZ f XBD lJal ! * Am Dltlon btcr-
/ / * " v3J'A "ty or Harron-
I I \ /Til ncss ubsoliitely
I JRS J Mil cured , henit for
Mril" ? / / / / books , Tim 1 Ifo
E/A * ttV RL * r J beiret , " for Mhii
fi3' S' < V > / or Woman , eucli
Jrr * * sy plUcuntMstnnipO. .
* nc L Nervnnincss , l-o.
\ * * f\ \ liialolll imsest a
V V / 1 tnrrnli ami bkln
I-V _ , . . „ / \ lilstft poured
JSSt&gSFI I quickly ami uor
immently Tiunt-
SS Msik - A nfia
iBWlry ? iT * nicnt br corro-
l r r rj
S Srv i t fi f rSK eponilenco send
saigSaSa ; , , • ylsSsditisJfeskotsriiiM lor reply
' ' ' ' Bitin ;
CONSlJl 'l'A'MO.V
Office SE Cor mth & Jackson Sts
Omaha , Neb ,
1 ArTCstadlschargcafrorathourinaryorgarui
I In cither eci m 48 hours
P It la EUjicrlor to Copaiba , Cubeb , or lnoo- )
tlons , and free from all bad smell or other
I lnconrcnlcnics ,
\ SANTALMIDY'Mirm
' , k'J'UflJ '
Captuki , vlikhUar tli 'o nano In Us
s. NF.nVOCS Iinnil ITy Youiic and midI
/I \iIlo nt d men , tuitcrlnu ; from ISiikuim or
.
Li J ouiiiliJcihHiKOUAMiK Curenaraii ( (
Pit ) flliil 'inatl > clucuKUJcoiitnluliiilullar >
Si > J tk'ilars for liouie cure , rnrr ot ciiauol
Vi&l'ltoi' \ . ii r. jusi.ik ,
Vjf&y' ' Lock llox 156. Detroit , JIlcli ,
JOSEPH CI LLOTTS
STEEL PEMS
GOLD flEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1839.
Nos 303-4O4-170-004. •
THE MOSE PERFECT OF PENS
IVlSfimfinU lUHFUT PUEF.-A victim
IVIUUtllllUUlU ot soutliful Itnprudrnco
raunlntt I'nmatuie Dpcay , Jlcrtous l oljlity I t .
Manlio ilA , < j.havliiatrWfnvaliie cryltiiovnrcmi >
dy , Iim illuvivirril a flmftlo inrana nf m > lf rtiirwblcli
lm will semi Israli ill llli : to Ills ffllow mir nrn
Address , JII , 1 M JA I' .O Ik B.1W.How KorkCity
_ V CHICHESTEH'S ENGLISH
SmPENNYKOYAL PILLS
rCE > ) DEC CnOSS OIAMOIIO BRAND ,
-fV uU < l Pareauraau4 alwixardlftlilo l iAles , tsi
' * - 'rlMaRiondllraD ltDrcdiA t4lll
I'V f UruijUtr < ' <
I lm Sjf l i. , xsM will , Mus tllUiO luLvnoctlicr
I 7j * n SruJ le , utpil rur tiarileuUrs su-1 ' * lt < .llrf luf
Jk \ D Itdl i , " < nl trlTr turniaulL/ /o/
• r I lilchnl rCL5UCu..aiulLcaB . , ltll .r
Di JOHN CTJOJl EST
I'llACTICB UMITI I > TO
diskasi : * or womcv ,
imco , B. IS.Cor , ICtU and Kunjlai Sts , Ojiaba .Va
TO WEAK MEM
Buttcrliur frnui Hie 1 nnuof jouthfulmors , 1 arly
decay , w an I in wiaVucss , lost inalihc * ! , lU" ,1 will
tenil \a\uab\a \ \ treatlso tsi-aluli conlalnlus fall
particulars for homo cur * . I'llHIS of fliarge A
spkudld medical v orL 1 should Im read liy uvcry
fnan vihn la nervous and debilitated Xdrinss ,
K > ror lC I'OWliISIt.Jlloodus.Couij ,
SHOE DEALERS ii
jlirated lines of l. 'oois and blioes , mjiiafttctiir-
id by (1. M. Jlonderson & Do , of riiltuu-o l'sc-
orles at Chlcut'o , lxon Ills and Ton llu Lao
iVi . sbould write hAM , W. WA'lb0 f. real !
Ieu . I'ltiiMONT NKII Trnvcllut' ayeut
loudijuartiTS for Jtubbera ,
A 1'oLlco. Mirror Free to Smokers of
D"SJi SSBRANQ J
iFEB oFresh ji
KSf 1
aH.PEARSON & C2.S - - I
• - BALTIMORE Ma
6 WfMQ0SLiSUridICtt ! ] I
II.W.COR , ISruaUoiiat STB , OMAHA NEBrv ' fl
rOK TUB TnBATllSBT Of ALL V - H
APPLIAHCSS FOR DEFORMITIES AHO TRUSSES 1 |
SMtFacnitiesApparaWsaDdRem < iIIairit8uecessfn ! H
Xroatracnt of every fcrm of ulaeass rcqiirimr 1
MBDICAt or BUROIOAL TRRATKBMT
tllNETY ROOMS f OK PATIENTS , 1
BoardaArtsndonee Best Accommodations In Weil
03-Wnrrn TOR OIROVLAESoa Uoformltles sal
Braces , Trusses Olob feet , Ourratirss of Cj lie , EilcaC
DISEASE5 OF WOHEH fc K.W5ftSa !
OmyReUabl.UeaJoal .UtutomiklaiaSfe.i.ltyi ,
FBiyATBBISSASBS
' " ' " • • . " " • " • • " • • ' IyleslsJ ' By bllllU raise * tB
rr..l oUolrTITll ponin rsrilasiiasll < M | iH *
• . . . H
aarbalreatidalhemabrcorrtipnaaDX illrcnmunlii
Uon..onCJ,0i | . | . MadlelDeiorloitrimnliatottrmthtKi iU
KX' n"f.s"k'f'nm"u , loladltslaeaaleotursesJas , < IH
Onfnonllitfrtleirrtrttrfi CallaidassialtsfMraasj -9
QOSjft TO Mfl FREE : un rental. . , V.i.i " fH
, . SH . ' . C"fiart sDliausa.lsipel nejlli i H
H. 'y.i'i ' i t ° a JC r,0"l' . I' 1"M'leallaU Addrtis aH
OiyflKAMSDIOAIj ft BUKOIOAI HTSTITUXB aaB
18th sad Dedgo Qtreete , 0BIA1IA , NEO , H
IS VHItT CONTAGIOC3 TO TEOPLn SUFrCIIIKa H
riiOM initrriTioN of the tiiuovt in usino H
Tin : ccLmutATED BUI1KN MINKKAIj H
l'i\STlliljis , this uni'aii.ino nr.vti.nv fou H
BORE TI1HOAT , COUGHS , CATAltltll , AND I10AH311 H
MSS 10U CAN PltOTECT TOUltSELVKS AOA1N3T H
THIS DltB UED DISEASE EltlllOUV bllOULD H
Kicr A uoop SOItCN MINKKAIj 1WS- H
TlllllKS in THE HOUSE H
SOLD IIV ALL DltUOOISTS AT S.1C. AM ) GOc 3 H
DOX PH
I'amplilcts sent gratis on niipllvntluii Ijt tlio f M
Soden Mineral Springs Co , , Limited ; ' .M
15 CEDAU ST . NEW YORK M
SYPHILIS I
Ccn be cured In 20 to CO days Dy tli H
use of the M
lafie Remedy I
For ralo only bx the Cook HcmolyCo , of Omatin , H
cl nkll Wrlto to us furtlia nntnos ariflud Itl-m of ftH H
jmtinitH who liutu Lion rurttl tttnl troui wliiHii . - . . Jf M
liO\o I'unu.Hsloii to ruftr byphlllsli n UIslmbo tiiA a * L H
himUirity * butllol tliuvklll or ttiunimt omiin-iit i > lir l H
daiin , unt ! until the illsuivcry of tliu Cook llumodf M
( .iV'MAUJO UKMKIIV " not ono In tttlj bvtr biivlntf , H
Dig lilm u < ia tins been enrol Wo KH'iriintou ' toj 4f05--J j H
uny cuhu Unit ran ho proluco-l , Tliosa who Jiart * M
tultt n mercury , potash , K H H tiULUKHltormsor ether H
nilvtrttHod rtmuJlta , with only tt roiiiirury licnotlt * M
enn now on nprmtiiii'iillr curoij by tlio use < > f tha B
' • M At ! 10 UIMIKDV" of the dole Kemtily 'n , Omu.ja , H
cL . Uowiiro of Iniiultatloris It H'uhxolutcly tin * M
iioasltio for for uny otbor ( kthom or com pant tohitvo M
niiriorwiiliiornnyruroody IlkolLiu t-IItti l nn Ih ult • M
'J bu ( ooit 1(4 ( jnoily Co , has hotui treatImr potlonU for M
four ymra ami Imvonlways utvtn norfoct Batlsfuct * MIen
Ion Iliov nro llnunclnlly rospontlhlo , tin vim : acHpi < M
tulofovurltiMK ) ' , muklnvt their KuarAntoouood Wa M
holldt the riiost oufttlntttti rttito ttionu who hnyo f H
trlud every known rumody and lost nil hope of rt'eor M
ery , Corn i > end with imand lot n * put you In pom M
cKslon of o > f I unto that convlnct s the mint tktiptlcal M
Mark what wrhutwnmitrt InthounJ you MUST u H
our "iJAHCIKMKI ( > Y"bafiiro roucan ho pormin * j H
cutly curd u li the most liorolo blood purl tier over M
known Writ for partlcuhtri All lot Urn ton il don H
PAllTinM Hesuro jounro Retting the Cook B
UAUI IUn KcmcMly Co's Ma lo llemoHy M
None ether * uro koiiuIiio Parties clnlmliu t ba M
flppnts ror ui are lmpoitors.an 1 frauds V ul | partlo H
ulcrs fnw * Addrosi all comiuunlcatiou * to M
The Cook Remedy Go , I
509 South 12th Street I
State Line : I
ToCilutKOii , I eir st , Diililliinnil Micrpuul ' M
1 HUM KliW VOH1C iVHUVTilUU31)AV. : M
CaWu i'a ' tuteflj lo hO , iKcdnllni to locutlu i u ( stAt H
rouui , Kicurjluu tVitofJJ H
f Iccrrge to and ( ram Ilurapo at Lowoit llitii H
"Stutoot California , " buiiatnj , ' . fl
AUSTIN 1IALUWIN & Co , Uen'l Auunta , H
UI llrusdiru/ , Now Vork H
JollII Ullhkn , Gcn'l Western A tent H
M ItandolpU St , Clilc i H
IlAiiltr U. W00ltE9.TllUS. llcCASNC , H
Agents at Omav H
r Liquor Habit I
itfAUTHe WORM MtfiS/SBVrOKSCUXS H
DHAlKE5 golden SPECIFICS H
It C4 lt cltra lo m cup i fcoffae vr It-tt. ur la ar * T/r 'nlBBBBBi
tlrlaaurr uj , wltbout the knowledge ot IUa patient Cv H
HaeOMaary It Is Absoluuly harmless and wflUrfMi ' LA
a pcrmaoeol and apeady oura whatho - tba pallant la L LA
a rapderal , dtlnkar or an alcoliolionrsok 11 IIRVHUr H
iAILH It oparalia so qulotly and with suoh car * -U
tsinty that the pallant underttoaa no Inoonvanlano * . M
and trn na is awara , bis oomplate reformation is > H
eiieoiad 48 peso nook ot parttauUrs fraa J H
UUIINAC0.1 , I A Iloinl . udl laA ( 'u .lo l * J H
'Udtiui.t.lladarllLAKUUUIJCsSaVVU.Oualia.nkW H