Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 7, 1883, Page 4

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KIMBALL- hoods telegraphed all o o 410 10nd HALTING PROSPERITY. For more than fifteen years the peo- | through your emimar' o yoo oo Business doss not brighten snid ple west of the Missourl have been sovght to create pr 4judice afd dis- | trade in nesrly every line is repotted | There is grave danger in the present ill- subjected to arbitrary pillage and op- [ trust, but you o8 410" deive me from |dull aud listless, Reports from sea- | B¢ of Csrdinal Mavniog. precaive cxactions at tho hands of the | tho path of d' ¢y 5o opiiuing the ag-[board points show a decresss in both [ remminn o e oy mgton caterer, fa L . reapiog & golien Liarvest this season, giant wonopoly, cf -h|:‘1 yf;lfl e "-;"‘ fi"::";’“ of aonopoly, Thatcause like | exports and importe, and the clearing i O.iver Doud Byror, the actor, i+ build. nager. Eidowed with princely |antl-slav . J in | i0g 8 new ani beiutital cottge at Long ing manage b rl T A il ery appeals to the popular | houre mtnr'nn indicate a stagnatlon in Branch, 1 Queen Anae st3le, to coet sutsidies in lands an onds, «tuce nnd beyond all it appeals | trade that is far from cheerlng. The | 810 0x. with the people’s money, t;-' 1"8:":;1 10 che instinet cf ac f preservation. | floods which are now prevailing in the i Jwin Booth i playing Hamlet in Eng. n flle . o . ¢ aud, and in come sections of that coun Credit Mobilisr jobbers with unt yjq ther complicate matters by impeding | pork pack r. millions f construction grofita, | TR ease with which divorces can transportation and checking the ex- The quecn of Servia cannot play the and wrurg from the produiclng olastes | bo obtained in Nebraskn 13 scandal: | change of commodition. Oa the whole | Mties Hiofre peir ot paint, but she that are compelldd ‘o patroviza it|oas. Wo are beating Indiana’s record | the gutlook cinnot be 83id to be in. | vlays . PERSON ALITIES, ries on «he one hand and the ays. |several of these suits decided by de- tematio shirkiog of taxes on the|feult. 1u thelerger counties the num- other, have becn borne by the people | ber is somethirg ascontshing snd al- of Nobracka until forbearance has [most excoods the marriaves. stock markot is 58 dull a8 the lines of | prince of 1 an fnveterate amoker of consed to be a virtue, Krom every| At tho last scasion of the diatrict| trade which it has assisted in depress |vixnrets. Tt1s not known whict particu- himie and fateh Hoss, ‘Brok bveey | 60urt for Dobgls sounty 8L cavha i ooulative seonritics | 4 #/um he will be placed in. oot deed Uk ot b thi y h log. Parely speculative eeourities) ‘no"aqum wued an Oiwego paper for workehop and factory, there comes the | ©! is nature were on the have dropped to the bottom of the|libel, askiog 10,000, ana gov $5.00, It imperatic e popular demand for relicf, [docket. At tho ocoming term|list aud even the dividond paying 1% B0t kuown whether the jury inteuded to y d . Ve . e 4 8 [ libel Mr, Adam or the uewspaper. To this demand the people's repre.|there will be seventyfive aud over. froads feel the influcnce of a with-| 4 Jasper connty (Ga.) man rejoices in sentatives in legislature assombled are | It is only fair to say that a large pro-| drawal of pablic confidence in reck- 3 3 ¢ 2 Mr Dy «f the N o E} i ish epeculation whioh s 1argely a0 | ot yn s it ave™ (Ve Sum 1n countable fcr the prerent check to|Cm-tiiution to be worth §1,005,00) outside ¢ f of bis nswspager stock, our pre ity has subeided and toe L AT . 58 | Prince Victor, the eldet s'n of the 7. S e o DOUBILE AND SINCLE AOTING POWEHER AND HAND U NMEES) ] Btearn Pumps, Engine Trimmings, “ININ% WAOHINERY, BELTING, HOSE, "RASS AND [RON FITTINGS PIPK, iTdat FAUKING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, {ALLADAY, WIHD-MILLS CHURCH'ANDL3THOGLAGELLS Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. SPECIAL NOTICE TO i ilione in extortionate | ia her palmlest days it Florence Kelley, danghter of Congress i1 millions upon miliy spiriting, mam Kelley, of Poiladel, H dis g Eal t . 3 «delprin, bus gone tolls, Erery semsion of ditrict oourte in| " Ters iy, howsvor, canre for oon | srmdanthet o i £ | Growers of Live Stock and Others. These ejatematic highway robber. | the smallest countios in our s'ate sces |,y 1 fact that the fever. | Walk through Eacope, WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR Ground Oil Cake. It is tho best and cheapent food for stock of any kind, One pound is equal to three pounds of corn. Stack fed with Ground Oil Cake in the fall and win- i, fustead of runving down, will increase in weight and be in good market- eble condition in the epring. Dairymen as well as othors who nse it can tes- tify to its merits. Try it and judge for yourselves. Price $25.00 per ton; no charge for sacks, Addrees . 04-60d-me WOOODMAN LINSEED OIL CO., Omaha, Neb, the usme of Youuger runper Outyonder expected to respond. portion of this number are 1ot filed | lasg and vnscrupulons managers. And now you who have been the | by Nebracka peopie. Our law on di-| Progperity i nothiog, but it would maater epirit of political piracy, | voree requires a residence of only six | pe premature to say that a financial Stinding farther Oxit Jubn Qaixote Pilgo Hedgeth, —Boston Lranscript. Miss Rannaball, an East Indian girl of 20, is waid to be the most learned woman search of Mr. Snyder would be in or- [ ¢hrough which Nebraska has suffered der. by miegovernment, come forward with G e your cunning devilist Ingenuity to dis- New York democrats cro crenting|y . . months in the state before begicning suit, and the conecqaence is that hua- dreds f men come to Nebraska every e n'tho world. She cou read and wiite in orisis s throatened. Industry has|twelve langusges. Fortunately, tho is not beon overcstimated, and overpro- [married. ductlon ia the roeult. ~The temporary [;, 00 of the mew pricato bills intr duced M. Hellman & Co. WHOLESALE profound disgust in tho independent ranke by the partisan measures which they are attempting to forco through the legislature. The blunders cf the demooragy wili be the oppogtunity of the republicans, S— REDUOR the number of judicial cost mills in cities of the first olasr, and both the public and the bar will be banefited by the change. The scan- dals arising from our justics's courta aro a disgrace to the city and sate, The legislature has the matter in its own hands and can promptly furnish 8 remedyp, [ ] Nowe of tho raileoad organs had thol fairnces to publish thy tusiimony f the editot of Te Bee in contradic tion of Thomas L Kimball's perja- ries, Tue Bee printed in fall all of Kimball's testimony in advance «f its rebuttal by Rosewater. But thea no one expeo's fair treatment from men who distort and suj presa facis to euit the wishes of their employers in die- regard of all decency and journelistic ontorp’hn. SENATORS have now been elocted in twenty five states. Tn fiftoen, present members have been ro-elected, and in ten others new men have been called to succeed thoso in the present con- gress, The political complexion of the next menate will be tho same as that now in seseion. With a republi- oan senate aud a domocratic house, there novd be no faars of hasty or par tisan legi:lation, Tur lumber lobby is hurrying to Washington to urge the retention of the tax which compols the treeless west to subsidize the great monopolists of Michigan and Wisconsin in the de- struction of American forests. The country is in no mood to stand this attention from the real issue by | year with no other view than to got a|stoppage of mills and £+ tories, whilo porsonal assaults, though pretended |secret divorce in the quictest possible | trying to those who depend upom rovelations in which you played pimp |time for spot cash. Notices cf the|wasgas derived from this source for for Jay Gould and cowardly attacks |sult are published in obscure papers, | ¢heir incomo, will assist greatly in ro ¢hrough your subsldized mouth plece, | 2nd the defendants in nine cases out lieving an overbardened market. Tio Such contemptible warfare on'y shows | ¢f ten never knaow of the application | sontraction of credits which is every- to whwt means men of your stamp will | antil the degrso Is granted. resort in their zsal to serve their| THE BEE has no intention of break- masters, i'}E up lP}'“““"“‘ business and incur- | fuilares in the present qrarters, wili T am aware thét you camqto Ne-|ring the disploasure of a kostof petti: ultimately conduce to a sounder braska from the onminion of Tom |foggors who make the obtainlug of|gondition of trade. Prices are Scott, with the solo ambi*ion to play divorcos o epecialty, bat it ineistd | falliog from their extravagant tho boss and diotator in our poliiou | that the statutes cught to be amended | hoight which they reached during the and you, more than any other wan, [in the Intepests of socloty. Divoveds | eippgm,” hat for the mass f the pec are responnib'e for the infamies that|0%8M 10 bi tiade rore a flisult to ob- have been pel_-pnmted in thls'lhta tal than they are at present ln our|that panicis imporstble as long as through the misure of party machiaery, | slate, the country contains the Immense 1" ey matnly thedngh your insplra-| 2o suit tor divorco thonld be por- orops that are now heid in her oribs tion that primaries aud conventions mitted to bo bogun unless the plae-f and barne, and whioh must sooser or have beon packod and the whol” nomi. | tiff bas resiled atlesst a yoar in thy | later seck the markots. nating system has becom 4 cancer in |stato. This would dimitish the pii-| Que reason for the present stagna. the hody politlo. grimegos of diesatiefied husbende | tion in busicess and industrial circles You have been the herd and front |across tho Missouri for the purpose of | s, without question, due to the uu- of all the corrupt machinations that|puitiog in six months tima bLefore| cortainity which prevails regarding have foisted lmbcils and jobbers[fiing their petition in the dlstrict|the actitn of congrees upon the upon the people as state offizers aud |court. If parties aro bonn fide resi-|wabject of tax reduction. The made our legislatures a bye word f|dents of Nobrisa and have go01|resources of tho country are being reproash, Sach a man only could |grounds for their action it is proper|dramned at a rate unhoard of in history have the audacity to go before a legis | that they should have the rellef de-| 5 pile up a neodless and ruinous suz- latlve investigating committee to|sired, but there is no reason why ovrfplug in the treasury. From present palm cft a tissue of falsehoods and |state should grind out the divoree|indications the people will pey during slander as & closk for it fumizs that no | griat for the entire Missouri valley | tho present year in taxes one hundred man in private life would perpetrate|snd half tho Now England Staten. [znq forty millions more dollars than is wi hout going to the penitentiary, Thore Is such « thing as tod much en-| ycquired to maintatn the government, With uplifted hand yon sworo that | coaragemont of home industry %) pay the interest on the nattonal debt you would teil tho trath, the whole|the expcuse (f the state's repute-|and meet the roquirements of the aink- truth and nothing but the truth. Did | tion. you live up to that sacred oath? Did you tell ths whole trutk? You were aeked whether the Ucion Pacifis was or had been the owner of any newspaper. You made very beief al-| S lusion to the Republican aud delivered | this 8 important qaestion. More than yourself ¢f a long rigmarole about|'™ *"¥ pur:l.:d i our history we alleged negotiations for the consolila. | 204 & Rood city government. Publio tion of Tk Bee with the Republican improvements are to bo pushed, our which hever woro consummated, Ao | #tree!s paved and sewered and a great cordiog to your testimony your first deal of monny‘drnwn into and ex- purchase (f Repillican stcok wan mado | Pended by the city treacury. On this after the propored oonsolidation account in the futercsts of the tax where taking plec», while it will un- doubtedly incresse the number of plo there is catse for congraitlation ing fund. Ccmment on this foolish and suloldal policy is uaeloss. The question « ought to he sottled at once by congrees by [y prompt aud liberal reduction in tanff taxation emounting to at lesst $75,000,000. This sum re- turned to the people would be a rellef which wou'd at onca make itself felt in every section of the country. At the same tlme tho definito determina- tion of the question would enable mancficturers to make their caleula- a | tione for the future demands of trade Tur senatorial election is ovor, but Omaha will goon be wrestling with the question of who shall be its mayor. Thoe rapid growth «f our city makes for his 8 rvices during Presidont Gartield’s proatration. Ciump is evideutly studying 1o be a dootor, Misw Grace Soper, agradute of Cornell. bas been added to the editorial ataff of The Boston Journal. The other Biostap edie :-”ri' willnow learn how $o do up their fack air, Dr. Hans von DBulow, the tamous piag. at, is now confi.ed in & lupatic asyluw, Voo Bulow will now have & chance to meet muny of his auditors whem Le wou'd ) otharwise never have seen. Louise and Lirne meanaged to live together almost two months this last time, After wintering in the West Indies, she will probably psy bim snother visit iu the sprivg, before yoing to England for the Aamer, iiben R Sptinger, the philanthropist, is to enjoy the Uincinnati opera festival by telephone. As telophones generally fail to work, Reub will prebaly nave a pleas- aat tie. Jay Gould's new yacht is nestly ready to be lauached, and he intends to put to sea with her early in May. Me Gould’s uquatic feats in the way of watering atock wiil probably serve to wake him quite at howe on the rolling deep, ‘I admire America and_ Americans,” said Mr, Wilde on 1eachivg London, ‘‘just as [ would avy other curiosity,” An en. tirely mutual feeling, Oscar, with the last word ¢m| hasizad, A Maine paper seys thatin Oakficld, Aroostook county, there is a girl who pos- weares the faculty of spelling words buck- ward without hesitation, It was not be- fore known that Mr., Gebhard had any relatiyes in Maine, The Shenpio, & Chinese newepaper, gives an account of & man 34 yesrs ol with thirty-t#0 children sixtein paira of twins. It is understood that George Alfred Towniend will forward his belt to the editor of the Shenpao at once. Chetwyad has come, the prince is com. ing, Freddie is still devoted, and Mrs, Langtry does not retura to England in the spring as intended. She gives notice that sheis anxious to purchasea ‘‘new and orivinal” play especiully adapted to her style of acting. Commodore English of the navy says: “T have dined with Queeu Victoria, with high ofli:i.ls in varicus parts of Euarope and in tho east, and I have never seen 8o handsome a table as that at Mr, Morse's dinner to Senator Hoar «t Wormlev’s last Saturdsy night.” Commodore English must have a pointer that Mr, Morseis going to give another dinmer. Fashivnable ictelligence in the Kaglish Court Chronicle: “Her msjasty is expect- ing en accession of grandchildren. Ania. terestivg cvent is atout to cccur (within a year of the las') in the family of the Dake of Conn.ught; another—about a month later in that of the Duke of imposition any longer for the benefit| was decided on and you testi- of an indostry which chicfly employs|fied that you stopped buylng foreign workmon and whioh increases | whon you discovered that Hitoheock the cost of one f the greatest neoes- | and Yost would not part with their sities of domestic production. stock. Don’t you know that this is —— untrue? Don’c you remember that Founter doys of legislative work the first block f Republican stock remaln and two hundred and fifty billa| W88 acquired by the U. P. in 1876 have been intrcduced in both honses, | during the narrow gauge war as part Now let the leg'slature get right down | of the bargain, in which also was in- to business and pass as rapldly as cluded the purchase ¢f the old Hern- possible the most important measures don house rookary (worth $15,000), for which demand their constderation, |#42,000 In exchange for political in- payers we need a strong, honest an. tmpartial administration of the gov. ernment. We need a good mayor., Under our present charter the msyor is vested with powers which muke it of the highest importance that he should bs a man in whom the citizens have every confidence. An enterprising, active man with property and business interests in the city ought to be elected. A man who has ocnscience, capaclty and will is the kind of mayor i Albany; and yet another in that of Duke and wou'd remove the uncertainty that | of Edinourgh.” now preveils in nearly every industry. | enry Villird, the Nurthern Pacific 1s of ol willionaire, ran awry from his father's Tha wheels of proeperity are now |pomein Germany woile o boy, and landed blocked., Let congrees do ite part of l“ tlJnele u;:d;nl wul(nlnn friends -nt but . ittle money. Little Gerran boys should the work In removing the obstractions. | p.uvo thiy item in their hats, and also paste Economy aud the operation of aound | a piece of cardboard in the seat of their business principles will do]the rest pants, ia caee their fathers sh.uld see the item. This is all that is needed to make the| Mauy of the wealthicst men in Now coming year oue of bright promise to | York began poor. Jay Gould was a cow. boy, Jsmes R, Keene can e from England all classes, with twenty dollars in his pocket, Rufus Hatch began by dealing in *‘‘garden sass,” L. Appleton kept a grocery store, James Wi n Webb was a county clerk, Henry A Phllad Philaielphia R.cord. Goueral Charles F. Mandersor, CLOTHIERS, 130l and 1308 Farnam St. Cor. I3th 'OMAHA, NEB, "McNAMARA & DUNGAN, WHOLES ' L DEALERS IN KENTUCKY AND PiNNSYLVANIA WhiskieS! in Yond or Free. Algo diraot Jmporters of WINES, BRANDIES AND ALES, Jobbers and Manufacturers of Fine € I G- A TRiES Agents for Jos. Schlitz’ Milwaukee Beer, Bottied and in Kegs. 214% 916 § 14VH STRRE®. - - - OMAHA, KEB. ANHEUSER-BUSCH g, Brewing Association, CELEBRATED ¥ KEG & BOTTLED BEER. THIS EXCFLLERT BEER SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. Orders from any part of the 8tate or the Entire West will be promptly shipped: All Our Goods are Made to the Standard of our Guarantee, These are: a rallroad law, a bill re- forming the system of taxation, bills reducing the number cf justices in citles of the first class, increasing the judiclal distrlots, regulating primary elections and smending the Omaba charter and school laws. When these are disposed of other matters muay be taken up, PexsioN schemes will never coase as long as there is an overflywing trea sury for the c'alm agents to tap. The latest proposition Is to give every sol- dier who was taken prisoner by the rebels a bounty of 400 each and $2 a day cxtra pay. It oughtto fail. The gountry has already more than done fluence and assistance in bealing the O:maha would be glad to secure. It is | whore election as United States sena- narrow gaugel Don't you romem- safe to say such a man will not be |tor Nobraska was published yester. ber that you imported Datus Brooks | found seeking the place. g:z:hi': ;::};,i:l:: i‘]\l;.l:,’d::::,l: |.H.i: anoditor of the Republican in the ot h . present writ clerx in the Prothonot- summer cf 1876, and sf.or procuring| THE Lincoln organ cf tho B. & M. |ary’s (ffise, and resides at No. 1621 Republican stosk in his name, you|road says that the provision cf the Oxford street. His father is still liv- had him placed on the U P, pay roll, | Doane law, forbldding railroads from ‘8’.‘2‘; ;l:,::l,‘:‘l:fle“umhifinl::;h;:eflf That was nearly three years before the | charging more for hauling the same (¢ " nrolderson, s an cfBolal of the consolidation with Tue Ber was|class of goods a shorter distance than | Unlon Pacific railroad at ' Council thought of. And didn’t you know that | they do for a longer distance, has in- | Bluffy, Towa. The new sena L.avitt Barobham, U, P land commis. | jared the state and is ruinousto trade. | o was born on Front street, noar i . : G in 1837, in the old district of sioner, and late president of tne It is ruinous to discrimination, and S;flu:é (',:"de“: Ho attended the Omaha Republican bought out John B, | that is why it was lucorporated in the | pubije sohools «f that section of the Faray's Republican stock last summer 7| 13w8 of N.braskaand in that of atleast | clty, .nd' was for a time a ltnde::t at you aleo charged me with blackmail. | fifteen other states. Even South the Boys' High school. He left in i i1, | 18066 d removed to Cantou,‘O. ing Gold out of $1,000, and you acsert Qaroline, which has less miles f rail- wh:ar’e h‘:llu;“i"d R A that the transaction caused the falling | Foads than Nobraska, containa the fol- | taq to the bar in 1859. He was scen out between me and the Union Paclfic, [ lowing section in her railroad law | after elected corporation counre', a1 was serving his second term at tLe was a reporter. Leonard Jerome ioter, H, B, Claffin was a Vermont school teacher Charles O'Connor was born ia a shanty of the poorest of Irich parents, and Feter Cooper was a hatter’s apprentice. In expressing his opinions about the roposed erection of a siatue to himself, n Astor Place, New Yourk, the venerable Peter Cooper, philanthropist, sa’d: *“The people can do wht they please after I am gone, but it would cau<e me great pain to have n statue of myse.f erected during my life time. I prefer that the people should devote their money aud energies just now to the rearing of Bartholdi's great statue of liberty enlightening the world, 1 have centributed 81,000 toward that work, and am ready to make a further contribuiion if ne essary, Ihave tricd to obierve in my life work the golden rule as t .ught by Cuuist, of duing unto others as I would that others should do unto me, Oa the 12th of next month I will te ninety-two years old, I shall pu'lish my politi- It ritinge, More than half of the work is now in the hinds of the printer,” Now you stand convicted of wi'ful filsehood by your own testimony, The its daty in the pension businces, Every man who enlisted knew that the danger of capture was one of the incidents of the life which he volan- tary entered. If he suffered in health by his imprisonment he is already en- titled to a pension. If he did not he might as well demand a pension for every time he was under fire. — $1,0)0 sottiement was made in 1877, while the negotiations for consolida- tion did not take place until 1878, year later, Why did you and your superiors attempt to negotiate with a black- mailer? Ls & matter of fact there never was the remotest attempt at blackmail, and you and your hireling Amoxa thl"‘promhlnl new sena- | glanderers know t. You know that tors” the Philadelphla Press classes | had a written order tor over $6,000 Oharles F, Manderson, of Nebraska.|of job work from Purchating Agent General Manderson has made fow|Qlark, and I defy you to contradict promises and this is about the on'y|me through Mr. Olark himself. respect in which he does not fulfill the| y o may not kaow, but A, §, Pad- prediotion of the Press, And right|goy und Alyin Saunders will bear mo hero it may be said that the “"'f"‘“f-" out that the first suggestion for con. favorable and complimentary tone in|,ojigation fu 1878 wae made by the two which the senator elect 1s spoken of by | 40115 0rg who regarded it important to journals of all classes fn the east is a3 |} republican party. You do know, grateful to his constituents as It must |y, yover but you never mentioned It, be to General Manderson himse'f |i}.4 the projeot tell through because There has been a great deal of slop |y yy, determined to keep controll- written by editors personally Interest: |, iyterest, and did not consent to ed, bat the universal verdiot s that| ...\ nentral on the Parls commis- Nebrasks hes honored both herselt 01 sionership. and General Manderson on the choics | yoy nave taken patns to have your made by her legislature, garbled story with its outrageous false- bearing on the same point : Sec. 31, Iishall be unlawfal for any person or persons ergaged in the trausportation of property as prcvided in the twenty eighth section of thia act, to charge or receive any greater compensation for carrying, receiving storing, forwarding, or handling arti- oles of the same character and descrip tion for a shorter than for a longer distance in one continuous carrisg:; and the road of a corporation shall 1n- clude all the road in use by sach cor. poration whether owned or operated under a contract or lease by such cor- poration; provided that nothing in this act shall be construed so as to re. quire avy corporation or combination of corporations tu rogulate their charges for shorter distances by their proportion of through rates between terminal polnts, Coronsr Crossy, the territorlal governor of Montana, adds his strong protest »gainst allowing speculators led by Rofas Hateh to obtain practical control of the Yellowstone naticnal park. Governor Crosby thus closes his appeal: “‘The present is the only momont to determine whether the park shall be a national pleasure ground or & monopoly and private cattle ranch of & defiant speculator,” time Fort S amter was ficed upon.' de U s Immediately recruited a company, Aco which was attached to the Nineteenth Ohio Volunteers and saw service in AT West Virginia under McOlellan dur- {og the three months which President Lincoln at first thought sufficient to put down the rebellion, At the close of the three months' servioe he re-enlisted for three years and was assigned to the army of the Cumberland, At the battle of Shiloh he was major of the Nineteenth Ohio regiment, He was soon after made colonel of the reglment. and partici- pated in the campaigns through Ken- tucky, Tennessee, Miesiesippi and Alabama, being present at the battles of Qorinth, Murfreesboro, Chicka- h k! CURES maugs, Mission Ridge, and others less Rheumalism,Neuralgla.Sclallca. e sanguinary. At the battle of Love- ) (O joy's of ntlfln Col Manderson rec*ived dache, Toothache, » wound In the back, from the cffects 8 roat Hites, of which biy lower limbs w re&ul- lyz:d for nearly two mont ‘When TR e i e ho was able to leave the hospital at | Vewsws iod vORERST0)" " Baiumors, Atlanta he wasstill unfit for duty, avd in .y'i.lmh', 1865, resigned becauso of H. PH'L“PS, THE LEADING NEW YORK physical disability, with the rack of brevet brigadier gener:1, EE—— A splrit purporting to be thll'ol ;)“ver TTAY IIOR, f;.‘.f“i:‘"?..i:'u”é." ofi:?rl:llg?t. o[ Oalland look ovee my new store and se #it un ani eat an l‘w\l As, how: it | ™Y new goods. didn't ask for anything to wash t =07 Farnom Street. down with, Its alleged identity wassome- | 7 40p the management of Mr, Kalish, 1207 | . GEORGE HENNING, Sole Agent for Omaha and the West. ffice Upynsr 13th and Hfilquy Streets, Omaha, Neb. McMAHON, ABERT & CO,, Wholesale Druggists, 315 DOUCLAS STREET, - - OMAHA, NEB. GATE CITY PLANING MILLS. 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