Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 19, 1882, Page 4

SUASL s A W SR e AR Be B AR _sasms waiLL DEETUKSDAY DECEMBER 19 e D= — = i =g TR THE BUSINESS OUTLUOK. mince matters, but exposed t weak Book and Literary Notes. The condition of trads In many | potnts of the proposed reform iu a[PorMs or Patatoriow. Oheaen by J, Y o Possible, I} ooy oy ‘ OM e H 9 COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. 48 superintend- attend any orall | Roasters and Grinders of Coffees and Spices. Manunfacturers of e il 20 IMPERIAL - BAKING POWDER workiog of the schocl | The Omaha Bee. “Sablished avery morning, except San. | branches still rorauing decidedly dull| manner that sy ducldodly swnsational, | fracder, Mutthoms. TG Lo on Sy ay. Ube only Monday morning daily. | and to chango for the better oan be | The debate will of course bs eontin. 8. Caclfisld, e " | Deowives 25, and the &t Hastings, ~ MAI— hoped for until it {s definitely known |ued from day to day until » final vote TERMB D O Thres Monthe, 83,00 | "hat changes congrosn will make in|is rosched, but eviry day only ren. 2."."?{.';1'» 512“; One Monh, ., 1,00 | the tariff & d rovenuo system. With | ders the passage of Pondleton's pet 4 ¥ tha clonp of the yoar we also record an doubtfal, The pecple whe sy MR WELKLY BEE, 0ol oy yjivnn-nnd number of failares which on | roxd the o debates cannot feil o giy IV 3 Inowday . A very appropriate bock for the third at Lin- holidays or any ocession is the above, It consinta of the finest relcctions of Amueri poets, and the topies ra from the revolutic ary deys of Buston coln, Janumy 11, T ents are at liberty to of thess conventi edacational imp coszed, and the law wiil recef- moro 0 hav, g 0 11 b inh betwe 5 { " 8nn DaDE # riicalar attention, (] [ g - L& TERMS POST PATD ~ tho ono hvid have been orused by | tinguish between the reat eivil 1er¥i8 i 1773 to Dicotation Day osremorien | 576 pape Ny Pl Clark's Dcuble extractes of Y W00 | Thrs the. 50| over pr/d80HEn, And on the other | reform and the sham, They begin 0 | 1 Mies ippi in 1867, B-ch poerm is | 2OPE to M A 48 ,’;_” erintendent st 'y s AN 5 o e T eortain aome | see the d ey gl i g b 006 or o overy saperint a - gl Months, .. 100 | Ooe ¥ Ve B0 bl nkage in va "8 §f 06rtain com- | seo the d.ff rence between an hon |praceded by a note bricfly reci ing the | pay ~ ee of these mestings, BLUEING‘ .lNKq ETC Avenic bt T B0 ey BoeaT™" moditlen; Th the msln the business] est to pive the ¢ un'ry‘,‘,;g‘ ¢mm ed {a v 1 to/have oM your “thickirg o Py and 9 . LS N L e of the oo untry is settlirg down to ] betler governmen} aaminlutored ® [he bog o gir! atudying Uni o [lar you R T volool H G ;,‘1“\1’&)!\' & 00, rv-’up:-}mfa, e reistas b o ol Oprwetril | sate and anand busls, Oy farelzn tes e | cevponatble ren in the moss practieal [y : the book ble aal remonts hava heen made with —— — LR =1 o ALionn relstng to Newa A F 1vorisl s | Coihee s g 1 e £, the U, B, tha ®. O, & ——— — ——————————F° = era shanld v addresecd to the Epiton | continuon o show marked irprove- | scar ! fonte husiness mathod, ard |,y in fizing in mame L& (the U. P, the 8. 0. & . Se— - ;""H Biee, > ment an corvpirad with last yoar, : he ritieal Tumbag that seol 8| dates, namer, ete, Oldor 8 l/‘\l e the C ,\\ & 0 '; 2l IMEH, FRI.&D cl,fi ‘J I AL ’\:| st o 1 be Tho txeems of morohsndiss tmy m’»- 100 pretennay to continua (hs | nd i ""‘,"<‘l“\ '\‘ € P 4 i !:; (Iruv.rm”.‘\‘" ”h', U ! ged 1o Tite txn PosLy 1136 Co o.er exports amountcd to §19 Of orst abuscn of th u:v-mq.)..’nm,lf_," try's dofenders, T ‘;‘ (LYY Mg must send wo w.rd in Deafta, ( iz ia Ostober, snd thero was ar lile i tho most inoffensive | gom sork. Ao . -, A receive u oe:lificate from 1 TR 0 oW AN K TA b 1 0 to the order g ata N prny | of galdinp rta tostiog up 83 72 yeane il Lo crganies | people of tho startin, to g Lt week's veports exhibi mmissiona will control the|havetoo m 3 The BEE PUBLISHING C0., Props. [, oorts stoe iho Orat cf mothod of apprinting poor olerks aud Ly L8 AL AN R E. ROEWATER Edaltor. [ 358 000 ba'es in v kers aud minor ¢ flisials, ) Y Peten at ona- e s m— | o Tast SoAR, [tho high mslaried posittons in cx 1the 8. 0, & P, and 0, Coxarrsy will probab'y adjourn of provisiona has began [ branch of tho eivil aervice ato to re. this bock fs | Al Tilk thegtins Thuraday for a holiday receen and ey | yqvin a1 Iy ing. Thers|msln at the disponnl f the pariy als, it will ig. Tk, THBL / REBL e eral mon wlio ure on tho snxious seat | iy 4 howlihy dod nd for our food ;r,-]h‘m era that happen to bo in power, eion, ¢ Uvor what parts of the Hill fly fo the arms of their dear con [ duoiy in Katops and ousr geains anc ] S Van D, ke, T ‘-""\" 6 T, & M. roads you mut wituents, moats are moving formerd zr.;.-‘ Coxunresya: oVE 8. Onra | Howard & by Forde, ” - - i Bt ho Pan. | IRMIFond earnivgs eonticue o chos | dled afice & evors filnces ab his home by o of :‘“i“l"""'lh'““f".l“ S O convixa to D1, s tho Pan s o Favests: Tadt e ) to ih 8 it vear. imm s 1% N (A Accont T e s o with 1ues 8% L Fagetto, Incians, Sanday, M e Sitaentg s s SPECIAL NOTIiCE TO Ama oanal will ba open in 8¢ l W p Orth was ove of the most prominont weitton, acd is B kvl . - s ot £ o yoar, which affirds th ry b g promin spparent ritton, w W, W. W, Joxzs. Q4 # NAre Toage iy bare o st 10+ 13kt i g Fcrons b | W ofthe e e PP 4 St et O3 Stato pas o vy, Growers of Live Stock and Others. R \ s % p B it R — . The ways to find ool hunt .}, tha clats of ammuaition to +wid the n>asons of the yeur beas Loasaps mey have to reeonstract his one of its recogrizad leaders on thy sido. Hs v the sixth " Unole Sam will put jn | the CXohar go of farm products a: d ar A Sontie in the Whits Hosse WE CALL YCUR ATTENTION TO QUR calculations, vole Ham will put active movemnnt of mershandize, ropublican s e v U a word or two befere that ditch ia {14 o - '5 Tho traneportativon (o the wenooast [ membir of tho prasent congress whose adsotod for huating are consciontious- [ Thers was soen yoste day at Meesro, ] dug. i death wo chronicle aince the bap' Iy dwelt upon, Morain the natare| Kaabe & Co.'s frot maguificent i poe — of & large amount of grain has becn 5 : Al AL ; .4 5 o yMB is a8 good a8 bar. soted d the domand for | Bing of tho neesion, Me, Osth v 8- of & nciontifis troxtise on the Habjaes [ooncert grand, jass hed by them LIl kg B e AL ay aunder conatderation than a connccted for the presidential mazuon, Preni- reoommond | dont Arthur, who i a thorough . 8 manual for | noissour of musie, tn snlooling & piano Veasola | Dative of Ponnsylyania, b It i the best and chenpest foud for gt to three poun+as of corn, 1§ ck of any kind, One pound is equal tock fed with Gronnd Gil Oako in the fall aund win- ter, inaterd of running down, will ineresss in weight and be in good market- iod, His oppoucnts aro soattering | oocan frcight room i lively, broadoast through Kanwas copics of | that will not arsive till March are al- narrative, the baok will itse f to all hunte < near + eduanted Lobanon in 1817, He wo vote Jor tho confirmation of Stanley [of the situation tend in tho dircetion| At the age «f 22 Temoved to | partioular, the paper boing frat stacy | s oriersd necordingly the inatru. [ 1Y toits merita, Tty it and judge for pourselves, rioe $25.00 per ton; no Address WOOODMAN LINSEED OIL €O, Matthews' nomination as judge of the of another large f| vy of g'd to this|Iudiana whero ho or went reterred to. 1t is a concert | CUOTEe for sack '™ id upon the and the printing plain and le gible, supreme oourt—which ho did, m——— Hawxinar Hamvuix s comiog homo from Spain for a rest. It is not so much the warin weather in Madrid that he ohj:ota to as to the amount of hard labor ho has to do. The olaw- hammer coat that ho wears winicr and summer, rain or shire, {3 aleo thread. bare, and he protubly wauta to come home to got a rendy mada awallow tail, Tap nm;.pt to supprecs gambling <helly or buokot #hops ab Ohieago, by du,riviog choat of beloges phic fnellitics, calls forth tke following comment from the Kanea: Oity Jouwrual: The Cnioago hourd of trade has had an wllogod vietwous epiem, and do manded of tho Western Union Telo- raphcompaby that no more 104a'ivns From: e rcmm,;n board shait be st cu’ to buoket shopr, As thia cff ¢ u- aily euppresscs bucket shops, suspi- cin i3 aroueed, and it is belteved tho Ohicago board intonds to monopol 2 ug tho grain rohhing husiness, Ninrasxa is not tho only sta'e that will bo torn up next month over the choice of United States Serator. The tight in Colorado will ba bitter, dei- perateand oca ly, Senator Hill and the Waloott faction are wrrayed agalont Ohaflee, Bowen, Tabor and other bonavzi kings, Down in Kan- conntry from Kueopo, Wo aze, in short, beginning at lost 1o realize tLo bonetit of our great crope, and the year closen with the country richer and ail ita affuics in better shops than at any former timo, Tho weat in part far hna & vory bright future beforo it, Our granarics | €d and becaw are iull and the eattle on ons plving oontinue to thrive and multiply, The only drawback is the question of trans- porlation, and that will bha i ED.! e I abecame quite rominent ir, i e < the poilt’ of the state, H h ) 1.;211::: ’flfw li:::. sioei LD m oy 4 of which he was Ay b e LA 1818 ho was x’:u‘;:':r”;tlf presidential elostorn, ™ i ot the war ho enli Jeaptain of the troops States ram Horner in and Tennoases river fleot, alected to congresn in 1863, several snoceskive terms, Heo on the Uait/ the Ohio He was sorving Lith by voluntary ¢ -cerelon 8 w,"“ /paoiuced by President Grant siriciive laaa g Mter to Aus and was T conteat for U tor in Nebraska an intorcatiog one. Upon a joir ballov i tha legislature, the rop heans have 71 votes sud the domo’ aud anti-monopolists combined 63 votor, This would apparen the republican membors the to be thercforo c.nnot be b any sproial rapublios is “probable that t and to support 40 democrs s and the republicaus b 7 votin publican who aunti-monopoly ne. @ for soms ro. guapathiz s varty — Chicago T'rib Tho ¥ sbune is in the main correot cone a0 the oonteet Will ba red hot. Oom- binations are forming to beat Plumb for ro-eleetion, aod keep out any rail- the genaterinl contest in Nebruaka, bu's 1t is misiaformed wbout tho politi. ol divieioz o f the legislature, vond man, It is even an open secrel ( baon given out by parties who aro in- Ahat republicans and demoorats are | torestod wombining to elest Glick, the new <democratio governar, who is o promi- ment auti-monopolist, which would ‘promose the licutenant governor, and ®ivo the ropublicans the chicf exeou- tive, — Tur republicans of Nobraska do- mand a ropublioan eauons forthe nom- ination of a Uaited Statos sena They also domand the nomination ¢ An anti-monc Falls Oty Jour- nal, If the ropublicans of Nebratks de- mand the election of an antl-monop- oly republican to the sonato they can- not get him through the csucas. It is a fact nobody can galcsay that a majori‘y of the straight republican mewmbers of tho leglslature are more or less under the control of the wmo- mopoiies, They would control the saucus and compel the minority to vote for a man of their choice, Could any trae anti monopolist who is a re. publican be justified in becoming a party to a compaot that binds him to t ballot the repub 18 would oast 71 votes against 62 opposition, when in fact, the who ho'd 1 as straizht republicans is only 68, about 8 mejorily on point ballot, A largs numbar of thesy ropablis oms were clocted eu untt-monopoly on j ibarof members cortiticates of ol support only candidates who aro pr nouncal in sympathy with anti-m aopoly principles, There are a'to quite a number of seats contested, aud the decisions in these cases may materially change tho mplexion of tho leglalature. Oue th Bg sppears certaio, and that is that only & man of sound antt-monopoly principlis can hope to bo the next senator from Nebraska, . e Tux business of smuggling is oar- ried on all the year round by several hundred people who make thoir home at Buffalo, Dotectives have rocently mado public the fact that hundreds of ¢]ono of the prominent candidates for data | opeaker. L an of th have | house committee on roform in tho oiyil Ay give | servieo, an Powar 0| o, imittee on foreign affuirs, sleot n enator, but oome L of tho re. SRR pablican members 'nlhm A5 wttondia republiean or® emucus, and| Misyor rather Mra, Lucy Stone has a candidate, Tt auttmonopolists v gy gyol Y0¥ 3, i | Published in Boston, with a merginal with thelqiote.” The two inside pages of the aing the probable outcome «f It has in the causus schowe, that pledges, aud aze in honor bourd to| - ¢oveded in that position ia 1877 by Jobu A, Kasson. Two years ugo ho was r-olected to Corpgresa, and was He was ohairman of ths ranked meccond ou the favored Tus Bex with a copy of the lant number of the Woman's Journal, uoto in red ink, “Please notive and papor are profusely decorsted wih red ochro to attract atiention to ar. ticles concerning the late Wwoman's suffrage campaign in Nobraska, Now, wo would advise Lucy S.one to aweep a littlo nearer her front door, Lot her attead to the women of Bogton instesd of wasting so much valuable tima and paco on Nobraska, The number of | women voters registered in Boston has steadily decrensed every year #ince the passage of the law, thero boing now only 567, against 748 in 1881, 772 in 1830, and 989 in 1879 Their names are priated ia one of the city papers this year. Oaly 567 wo- mon in Boston willing to take the troudla of haviog their names regis- tered as voters in a city election, Is | Boston degencrating into a center of ignorance and vice or have the Yan- koes all moved away and glven up the city to the iz iorant forcignersi — ACCORDING vo our California ex- | chavges Arizona is enjoying a scason of peacs and prosperity for the fieat time in her history. Thae diffsrence batween the present peaco and geed orderin Ar'rona and the distarbed condition of affairs which existed about a year ago ia a matter of general covgratulation. Then thers was a feelivg of insecurity of lifo and ‘‘Ruth Eliott's Dream,” a atory for girle, by Mary Lakeman, from the publiehing house ot Loe & Shepard, Boston, Las been reccived, Covering the space of 270 pages, the story is a bright and entertining pieceof work dono in oolloquial style. The moral is good and the plot, though light, is sufficiently interesting to hold the reader's attention, The binding and typography are durable cxcellent. The 1833 calender just issuad by tho Michigan Coniral road, “The Niagars Falla xouto,” for fres dis'ri. bation among friends and patrons, is probably the most useful one that has ever beon printed. It being half the sizen, is particalarly ndapted to offisc use, ond the card, pri in thre: harmorious tints, w ariistic viow of Niagiea folla wrought in tho lettering, makes qnite un offico orna- mont, Vick's Fioral Gaide for 1883 is fize ly gotten up, and is the same welcome visitor tha: it has bsen in the past Numerous illustrations 6ill ity pages, and altogother it is the beet of publi- cations iseued on the subjecs of flowers, Tho North American Raview for January opens with o symposium in which threo of the moat prominent advooates 1 this country of the “R. vision of Church Croeds namely Rov. Dz Nuowman Smyth, Rov. Hen- ry Ward Beecher and Ry, Dr Lyman Abbott, set forth the grounds upon which such revision is ceomed necossary as a defenso of revealed re. ligion againat the encroachments of skepticiam, and 23 an sdjustm n: of the relations betwees faith and i *University Education f.r 81," & question that just now is being warmiy upitated both he re and i Bugland, is discussed by Proy, W. Lo Conts Stevens, who, though sealovely advocates the me - mands theattention and respect of ita opponents by the eminent fairness #1th which he states the adve argu- wents. Trof, Tasac L. Rice gives ¢ philosophical stucy of the phaees of politizal evolution, from tho eariicat Arglo Saxon ticies to the present Y. “*‘American Eagli by Guloert ) Tucker, iz a spirited dete, of cur cis Atlautic fashion of K¢ glish goeech azainst the suporsione of sandry Brit. ish critles. The F Dr. H. W, Thomas writes an article n hacaly fail to strike n & ehord in many a mind, on poneibilitios vf Progresaive thinkers,” the pen of of a resproted member. of b the profes: i first commander of which forb.d ciation with any bat regular practioners. Finally, Charles T. Congdon, under the siugularly apt title cf “Adoiteration of Iatelligence,” ©xposes some of the grave evils to be apprehended from the monopolizition of telegraph lines, press associations acd icflaential public jouraals, Pub. liehed at 30 Lafayetio Place, Now by B B i mee v SAI06] G, Davis & (o, JOBBERS grand f beautiful fivish in a riokly| 4-eod- ved roxewood case, and of superb action—-aam Instrament worthy in oy. ory respeet f the placo it is to ocoupy, It wan shipped to its destination yes. terday. DEALERS s bt e, | HIDES, FURS, WOSL. the f:00u of Fenithy piera. i, Th dyspen: 7 i fo ad deb ] tate can wnile oniy in'n| 204 Worth Sixteenth St., balf-boarted way. Purily the blood, tone th moch, and strenzthen the tissues with Burdock Blood Bitters, if you wighs £ lavgh well ana often, *+*''Bolter ba wige by the misfor. tunes of an by your own,” Take war. me, Avcid qaack ion'1ums hich thousands annu- ally porish,” Uss only such remedies above Buspicion, which is Kduny Wort, i bowels or kidneya, no other remedy cquals it. [t is s0ld in botu dry and liquid form inta foremo IS A SURE E ¢ for ali disensos of tne Kldnnyu and It has spectfio action en this most fmporta ©rian, enabling 1t to throw off JOBBERS oF T EAS Peo Rial malar are Yilious, dyepepti ney-Wort will surcly raliove & quick! 1y cure, Slore auiekiyeur. ‘P onesliould take a thorough courve of it, (81) SOLD BY DRUCSISTS. Prico §1. WORE EPP3'S COCOA. BREAKFAST, otizh knowledge of the uatursl law t tione of cige-tion anc u of the 8 lced Cocon, My akfast tahl, Proprietors, b vided our b delleately tlavored be any heavy doctors' X polot, We keoping our re blood aua a prop 1I Bervice Gageito iling water or milk. Sol and Ib), 1abeled JAMES KPPS & CO., Eommogsmlc Chemista v Andon, Bnelan Western Trade {Supplied with Osts and ( y>upp prompt shipment DRY GOODS WHOLES L. C. RUNTINGTON & SON, PELTS & TALLOW HIMEBAUGH. MERRIAM & CO,, Wholesale Dealers in T P Hills Supplied With Cboico Varioties of HMilling Whoas, Write for pricea. ¢ M. Hellman & Co. Omahs, Neb, IN - OMAHA, NEB. * TV 'S0 INv&Er THEEYY [ i £ B 5] u o Jorn at Lowest Quotations, with ALE CLOTHIERS, 1301 and 1303 Farnam St. Cor. 13th support & man who is not in accord with his own prinolples and would not be satiafactory to his conatit —— AvLeck Breruens has di. nguished damag- | York, woll-drossed men and women prooure | propert which was P R The Century Magazino will print, all their dry goods and clothicg from |ing to every business o, P A |, Canada without the payment of one|the taritory, The advent of Gen, lig‘:x:h'::n'a':‘ u\:i!:(ei::n? ]:';Zf 0:::"1:?: cont of duty, and that scores of saloon | Crook has put an end to outlawry and | posthamous novel, “Dr, Grimshaw’s IMPORTERS. Washington] Ave. and Fifth St, wanton murder, : i himself as governcr of Georgia by par. doning out of the Ppenitentiary nearly every oriminal that had any influence outside of the prison walls, Consid. erable inaigoation Is manifested over his pardon of & murderer by the name of Oox who was under sentence for life. Governor Stephens says that he pardoned Cox on “‘numsrouy patitions, numbering hundreds in all, embracivg many eminent citizens, Iawyere, jurists, morchants, bankers ministars of the gospe, Jjournalists, mechanics, and farmers, and including & majority of the house of represonta- tives and- two-thirds of tho senate, of | “9trabond goods consigned 1o partiog | BoOM th death of Bobert Oald, who Ay {L-cl?dun’"'m g“:’»::rl-i:u, jiTiag P, g l;‘:’fm lhhialv:h t“’l‘li-gh‘. . T the present general assembly, asking |8 BuTalo. Such an exteuded system | ¥il! be remembered by masy sursiv- 12, baology eiinte ! s atiued i of il Stair Ralhn'fs Balustev S Wmdow adi ¥ bebalr | cf wmgling could. basdly be esmied | o of the rebellivn as s sbac agent cf 5 for ol 1 wexocative clemency in his behalf,"” He ought to publish their names and | 98 Without the connivance of the cus. | J¢f Daris for the exchange and parcle d. T s ba: $3a year, above line of goods, and DOOT‘ Fram es, EtC rr ; tomy offizers, and it strikes ua that|Of Priscnors of war. Ould bas he'd with aoy of the 84 FENCING First-class tacliitie for the Manufacture of all kindes of Mouldings, P, inting and reatons, those of ‘‘the ministers of o gt s numercas high positions ia pablic lifs | i ¥ for$10.50, OMca ane | yiching a Spec ; Oriera frm the country will be promptly exerted | the gospel” epeoially, Aosaréiag to | SiVil Servico Toform is very neccasary | DU F S Baabing 8 & L, Qe A MOYER Bropeiotor every aobount of the affuir in the logal |12 1hat qaarter - T , Litte] & Papers, the killing of Alston was as brutal a homicide as ever was per- petrated; and if the ewinent citizsns of Goorgla—lawyers, jurists, mer- chants bavkers, avd divines—think | Dorman B. Eaton, is liable to get| * Cixcinmars, Docember 18 —This af-| Nobraika Educational Matiors™ act boxer, and strictly pure threo years' ‘mprisonment sufficient | o votes from the republizan side terroon, abut 3 o'clock, a boiler pJ wTRLCTION, | talle for precents, Express HIDES’ TALLDW’ GEEASE, PELTS’ punishment for it, they must have|of the house than from the Gemocrats, | PArat at the Globs Ralling milla, No. 5 Loe, 4 d & &L charges light. Refers to all Cair % T highly original notions about the|The assault upon this sham mado by | #13 West Front strest. Toomas Male adeats: = WOoor A TR, duty of the keepers obtain the liquors they sell from the same quar- tor and in like manner Silks, clothing, jowelry, whisky, t). bacoo, butter and many other articles oroas the border without the payment of duties and become a souroe of great profit to the Baffalonians, Daring the summer montha the goods are smuggled aoross the Niagara river io skifls, and in winter, when the river is f:czon over, the same parties resort to eledging, The business is also helped on small lake vessels, which atop at Canadian ports wad take oo board ———— Tiae dobats over civil ser form in ©3 re- senate dovelops tha fact Pendiaton's bill, which is really uot his owa, bat was gotion wp by Senator Brown, of Georgia, has been followed up by Voorhees, who did not | tie Presby evizn genera! assem courts are In active operation against Iawleasnees, and the Territorial courts “‘are displaying more vigor in dealing with crime and criminals, Robbery and murder have ceased to be safe pastimes; those convicted are given the extremity of the law, Arizona is no longer the outlaw's paradise, bot afthe territory where the law is enforced aud where property is a3 secure as in the more favored mecticns cof the Caion, — A TrircxaM from Richmond an. Bofler Explosion. Specia’ Dispatch to Tus Bxa. The United States|Secret.” Itis ! id that theso notes constitate probably the most intimate and most interesting revelation yot made, not merely of Hawthorne's method of composition, but of the Principles kept in view by him in con- etrecting his romances, I 1883 Littell's Ltving Age ectera thn this could be asked in support of cinim that it affords the best and chmpf:t literatare, Jlssued weekly, and giving over three ard s quarier thoesand well-filled sgos of reading matter yearly, it is enabled to Ppresent esiays and reviews from foreign mags. Zces with a freshoess and complate. Ress. The authors represented in its eat questin to siud to all new sub ar 1883, remuuj y numb lory was instantly killed, Lon Har. &rave faially iojored and several were seriously fojared. A grest many bave siguified their|® deeiro to have & conveation of super- intendents, snd in order to A000mIno. ___ST. LoUIS Mo. WESTE CORNICE C. SPECHT, upolits fortieth year. No better proof 1 aalvanized Iron DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, reoelpt of ERN 212 Harney it. - Omrha, Neb, MANUFACTURERS OF PLANING CORNICES, A Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, the general agent for the * | Bcad 8L, 82, 83, or 89 for & rev - T R AR s in America, put vp Try it once, C. F. GUNTHER! Confectioner, - o e 204 North 16th St., Masonic Block, bare avenne, Chicago. R fer by Leather Natioral Ban OMAHA, NEB. MANUFACTURERS OF Carpenter’s Materials, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, STAIRS, ESTABLISHED IN 1868 D. H. McDANELD & 00, Main House, 46, ¢8 and 02 Dear- MILLS. e e ——————— ermission to Hide anfl , Chicago,