Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 9, 1883, Page 5

v THE DAILY BEE--OMARA, THU R\l)\Y AUGUST 9, 1:48.‘-1, : 'S ; ] Bell, A, W. Parker and Simon Willian | | SPECULATIONS 3 L1kl RREDY. AR . to lisly the enterptise, snd in every way | Think 101 i t0-day " <Well, hardly think 18 il | .‘ unfailing cure for Fain today; still it may; hope not an Cor, Nghraska, vu_ the Combined Roller Stone System. Ve ol sy itwae cold.” e some snow T reckon®” | glve EXCLUSIVH #alo of our flour to one fiem i a piaee. We have opened a branch at 1618 Capitol Avo 1ie D(YSGNGFS' enough from them to know whether they | J“ngc Wumwnrlhs G]n et Bt g o Ao B o errasers Interesting Facts Reganding Army i 2y Ak cxcst Bell€ g ':J"““‘,‘.‘.‘\‘.:}!Ths Conditions 011 Which It AGCEUS | ™ itowds to, e €, rokygntier et ses, 1] muge o o made a Ao, Rihar haea, Impotency, and all Diseases Omaha. Write for Prices. Address either At \ pronounced the entertainment a Coss Shiodiy 3 VALTNTING & REPPY. : in ,.(,]‘,,;.,,‘.,(..1 point, and the ‘,;.)M.‘ pa. “Thello B, g U600t & troewe, KT N LI | SN Salem or Omahs, Meb. N ors cpartmen lently waiting to hiear Irom wiem | ol o N ses 1o BBegin This | not; thisis golng to Blow up & thaw here's where = = iR T e St s T e T DAL e T o R ' . f o disoase th - cadquarters, ed report, people will' become suspi Wit ot . ehin nd many othe x]vnv’lvnfluv|lA||\\]N\\YI"\‘ 1 report, people wi econ 1 | The above are some of the empty whims and spe Fw ARy of advertisements to refund money, when N ACTURER OF v : " ; mark A Max axp Bromier, | : il i Acidiihua g e b MANUFACTURER ¢ ] e R Ly Lo N e ‘ The doseriptive list of deserters in the | e e B O e et vt o T, ol 81 Tt ' foicd 1 1! 1\ Ll v oer | Departinent of the Platte for the quarter A Word of Caution, of Trustees of Brownell Hall, at which | [l e, arepwscd npon little, it ot re 1 et e T comyimeee | endling June 50, 1885, and who are still | | Railrond men, mechanics, commerci l(h.- generous proposition of HOR James | il tiow wuch more sonsible sould be o query sy a vaanB [fln U[nlces‘ m Uw cpolitl ) f O at large shows n fotal of eighty-five | flor% base bulists, fariners, and others who |z yyoslworth to donate a valuablo site [like this horfokom, wo e adopted e | ‘o f doors, are peculiarly liab! Yellow Wrapper; #w unly gentilie. o, | Tmes cldent & Llect Well Me 1L, how i your case of dyspepsia com Linjury, 7 for their new school buildings was o Skylights &c™ Thirteenth Street Neb Bl articiam iy o paanpiiet, <hick we e | COF this number Germany and Now | Druises burns, bites and spra {SY, T £ BN GTOPROTINN Door ot | g o0 JTEve vt toind u veried fov 17 O¥ T e it at 51 oo e | York state hoad the list with nine names | finest applications vet devised cepted, porter s bt iy ncrand iy e n thee k. 1 kigi fox 8, or will be Sont. frde by ench. Massachusetts come next with 8 — mitted to see the agreement under which | there amedicine that will assist them fn meeting 1 FB I R e Pennsylve hes 7, Ohio 7 and the transfor, consisting of twolve lots i [ tur's requiroments iy I Ot by . K. Goodema, 33 1msoco | Treland 6. Threo wore Canadians, 4 A NEW CHURCH. Onkliurat addition, near HANSCOm PA, | 1uruck Biood Btters we wonl eply: Yoo | e English, 14 Swiss, 1 was from Prussia, . v Site oA Pemecl tVns A 10 CHiG Hki et ot . . 1 from France, 1 “from Wales, 1 from A 3 \ & ol lin and 1 from far away India. Mainc Mr. and Mrs, Woolworth, parties of the | pitter i fo N furnished 3, Vormont 1, New Jorse North Omana. first part, Brownell Hall party of the [ Delaware 1, District of Colunibia 1, g 0 RRIFAL Clinitey { nessco 1, Missouri 2, Goorgin 1, Towa 1, [0 0 SUCOTIL AT RIS L Vi MEBTACn ' The B e o of Worship tor | of the ose of Nebraska, party of the s . Wisconsin 1, Michigan 1, linois 3, | S i ' Worship tor ”1"1\“!‘ |:::\_ e of raska, party \ wd blue ‘ kol The Board of Trustees agrees incon- fop of cliarter members for any sceret | diana 3, Maryland 1, Kentucky Wiiboaidd R sideration of the transfor named above, on | ey or before the 1st day of November nest, | Pho grove instituted by [ eyes, 20 had gray eyes, brown or | i i azel eyes, one ps and one | 1t wi e o matter of surprise to many | hazel oyes, one had dar Lo LT 1 Y [ to enter upon the above doseribed prom- | qans, of Pottawattamio grove, district AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC ises and cut cut all treos, brush ad shrubs | doputy of Towa, and special commissioner, | | hiad black oyes. Forty-eight had brown |of our citions, oven to thoso who gonor- ally take an interest in religious matters, | not necessary for or utal purposes or | upointed by romo body of the npon the s IMPORTERS OF contintly adapted ) Rose | hair, while that of onc was red, cleven | ] l:fii{’fi.rffi."in’flfi'.'f:v.".'fn..“u:"ufm : E:hznn .::\l f‘:l‘.:llr::...“nl.‘r( SR that in the north part of this city bea- | shade :luu(l W ub mu\l ‘rlw\n out ((Iu' United States to institute it first branch [}I[}ARS TUBA[}[}US PIPES SMUKERS ARTI[}LES others. b ended by yeicians H 1T ] 80 'v ) prepare o orde O8O 8 il | by QeacFEiohy D KR! urhl]\'l) six, the lamong the religious structures of this Y D ENICHOLE : Send for the pamphiet. R [ ; . B e sth 38t 41 centra Wit toston, i, | ¢ HOCEIER VG LUk T tho sixth in- | the premises with o substantial fenco. | of Pottaviattaniio grover . Tho now g...n.\ PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING - The Public 1s requested carg/ully to notree th | fantry nineteen, the seventh infantry city. This edifice is to be known as the | l'lu-\ further agree to procure draw- | jorg is composed of our leading German and enlargad Scheme to be draion Monthiy | yiut, and the ninth infantry six. Al Py S X | | church of the Holy Family, and is situa- | ings in triplicate of the elevation of | cigizous, and is ofticered as follows; | E L E B R A . ! | § & building fit for a boarding school for | Aygust Bohne, District Deputy. i d_’.fifi,‘ffl'fl'fl ‘g'vf.om Tickets Only | yro privates but two, a corporal and a [tedon the nuu!lw.myl corner of _mu. and gitls, o cost not deas thai 860,000 when | .lm:‘l(‘-mlmh:n \.»m.-‘- _‘_\l‘. Yy | . his church is the out- | comploted, and by resolution of the| Julius Nagl, v owth of the religious interest that has | board of trustees adopt the same asits | Jucob Frank, been awakened among the peoplo of that | proposed school building. — They agree | Horman Raven, | within o year from Nov. 18t to commence | iy, OCondtcto | trumpeter. [Tzard streets. They represented all oceupations near- ly, miners, cooks, tailors, bakers, | ters, weavers, temmsters, blacksmiths, | barbers. clerks, firemen, sailors and sol- |Reina Victorias, Especiales, Roses in 7 Sizes from $60 | to $120 per 1000. AND THE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS: part of the city by the Jesuits, who have | h ) i ; the creetion of said building, and within | BhsE THITH G R | | diers, one embroiderer, painters, brake- | there boon in charge for but fow years | o reva pan Moy, 1at to Somplete. one T Guard. : ! e A R 5y TBRUY AR Tt | men, farmers, ete. B T A CH SN L8 BNy | Mok AEw/SBaby B AU RN 0000, o et en, Noble| Combination, Grapes, Progress, Nebraska, Wyoming and qangements for ail the Monthly akd Se i Aunuai | Various distinguishing marksaregiven, | - fe e e B G e and occupy the same for period of L | \yeh Supportors : Vs | Brigands [l a0 Dliag o) harts of the body, moles, vaceine marks, | the corner of 27 d g8, ¢ "8 & g and | s | mm: R T e ey servioos arostill being held in it. But it “““""}“‘;“ e “‘"“l"‘”‘;;' time, g vieeNoble Arch Suoporters. WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICES fi o awihorise (n company (o ke thiser. | Thoy aro of all ages and sizes and scat- | will be put to other uses about the first | & failure to comply with atw o A% of | Tho hall which will bo oceupied at - ! w,',’;,,‘:,",’;,::,,,fi‘,,",;"“/"“' wignatures attached. | ¢ o from all tho posts in the depart-[of October, when it is expocted the |those various requirements wili forieit|presont s that of Planct lodgo No 4, SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES their title to the premises, which n taken possession of by the donor his | Millard hotel block heirs, upon payment of a reasonable value | Tho first two degrees wore conforred | i for improvements made. {on the charter wmembers ey in the | is 50 foot wide by 100 feet long. Tt will| In consideration of tho several promises | evening and at 11 ok the grove ot | consist of two stories. In the first of |and agreements undertaken, the Cathedral | 4t John Wirth's restaurant, “hm, they | these will be five large rooms and a ¢ chapter agrees to accept and hold the |sat down to a sumptuous banquet, n el. The former will be used for school | title to the premises in trust. couple of hours boing spent in the .m‘ purposes and will accommodate 300 chil- | If at any time within the fiftcen years | cussion of the ve L dren. In the second story will be the | the management of Brownell Hall fail o | cluding frosh oysters, which were washed church proper, divided into auditorium | keep and maintain a school as required | down with fine old thine wine. and sanctuary. The latter will be raised | the property shall be yed to the | and speaches followed and at 10 o | about ene foot llu{\l- the r\isl ufl(]w ;Imx Allnnnr« free of all incumbr ll 3 llh;l if | tho grove adjourned to their hall, wh l., 5 e = = |and in width will be 50 and in_depth 24 | the said parties of the second and third | gl Al bab i v e | SGAE AG eath a1 1 e o1 K WP ot BT it Ot A L A | ,,'%:I,,.,’,‘l',',"l,{ff ST GBI VAV F. STOETZEL,., ves will be ment. structure under consideration * will be be| K. of P, above Chas. Gruenig's stove in | | Major Alfrod T. Smith, Seventh infan | opened to the public. try, having reported for duty in_this de- SR |..-mm~nt is assigned to duty at Ft. Wash- | akie, Wyo. | Paragraph 5, Special Orders No. 63, | current series from these headquarters, | divecting Company 1, Fourteenth infan- CounissioNsRs. | try. to take station at Ft. D. A. Russell, Incorporated in 1868 for 26 years by the legislature | Woy., is hereby 8o amended as to direct for educational and charitablé purposes—with a cap- ‘m.u company to take station at Ft. Fred im..rn 1000,000—to which n reserve fund o over | Spasle Wy GUNS wrJ#*SPORTING GOODSD MAXMEYEH & c(] added, popu do's part of the | proent state constitution | Décember 2d, A, D. 1579, The only Lottery ever voted on and adorsed ¢ vote its tranchise | Paragraph 3, Spe Orders No | current serios from the headqguarte | increasing the bread ration at Ft. M. finish. 26x21 feet will be orected here, |said school for the said term of fifteen g R s e e L ] n ! started soon, and Mr. Roscerans predicts . pérpl f any mate, .i‘:‘[’\‘}‘{flm‘l‘.)';h\‘.‘n&‘::"l““_“l‘)‘l“' (‘i’}?.r".::.‘-:“"‘ cither side of the structure will he a | years then the reversionary interest, of | tat ot only. will ORMRESE LRI Is the Solo Agent for Omaha of the Celebrated (e S e Bastne T ity fixod | pseious niche, in which il be placed [said parties of the first part shall cease | fho organization but that the time is not | Its grand single number drawings take | © U0 20 e altars of the Blessed Virgin and St. Jos- [ and determine. After the erection of said | far off when a Grand Grove will be or é G »» place monthly. B e e b U « |eph. Behind theso niches will be the [ buildings, if tho sid parties of the sccond | gnized in the state. Qulck Neal ENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR I AXS , in one of which the clergy and |and third part shall find it inexpedient to | | h Geand Drawing, Class IT, at New Or. | A., is hereby relieved from duty with llu R AR eI Tovs w1 RO baK The R in A s s Sl e AY, AUGUST, 14, 1883—150th Month 0! Rl ill pro- ¢ yS . ] or cither of Beawing: ety | troops on Thomburgh wead and weill bro- |, will bo of black walnut. * The | them shall have the priy i CAPITAL PRIZ . oAl to th commendine offieer of that | tuditorin will be of the entire width of |said promises for ten thousand doflars | IR, HENDERSON | gular graduate in 100,000 TICKETS at FIVE DOLLARS EACH, <rac; "’“’; "'|°(" :i"“'“-""'“ officer oF that 4o Yuilding and 276 feet long. 1t will | with interest from date hercof. osiisany ) m;ll- ”..\.:“.;\...‘,.‘ e PPl Quattomuastors Departmont will | 1o suppliod with pows of ‘ack - walnut o (ANSAY CTTY, 0. | g e I 1 CAPITAL PRIZE & & furnish the ne y transportation, aud | 1 A8%, AN WIH se | JAutharized by the state to trea | | 2 l’l("" oo l o Who arc Marching on to the Sea. 5 or 8000 5 12000 |of vations for the journey if it beiu- | Jumediately over the main entrance oked rations. [will be placed the gallery 2000 G + 10000 | practicable to carry IS THE SIMPLEST 10 do 1000. .00 10,000 20 do 500 10000 | The following named men enlist will accommodate about 300 | | rgon | ¢ 5 W do 200 Jorts Douglas, Utah and Owmaha, Neb., | roof will be supported by trusses of s | S Sorowelt And Will Cook a Meal as Quick as a Coal Cook Stove. 00 do assigned as follows: k | English combination style. They willbe | ynaer the' Banner of Modern o - | sultati call or write: agge and | 3 S i i 9 Appro 208 of 8760 E L ‘ 5 | add considerably to the effect produced | | v k 4 5 do James Flood tothe 4ih Infantry. | by the fresco, with which the cerling is | - 1 ood-w The oven will do as fine work as a baker's oven. The Commanding Officer Fort Omaha, | to be decorated. — The western end of | Neb., will send Private Lonis Kortmaun, | the building s to be surmounted by | Jr., 9th Infantry, (re-enlisted) to the sta- | beautiful tower 120 feet high, i iy ik tion of his regiment by the tivst favorable | with ornam inials and buttresses. | battallion of Knights Templar from opportunit 3 In this tower will be a hell of about 800 | ¢ Private Benjumin Nichols, company B, [ pounds. — The facade of the building will | 9th Infantry, is assigned to duty as Hos- | be beautitied by several Onlinary etters by M!nrlwn« to pital Steward, third class, with the troops GEOMETRICAL DESIGNS AN+ | on Thornburgh voad, and will report to | the commanding ofticer of those troops ~ I for duty. Ahaost every day we are called upon to chronicle the avvival in the city of o | 521 South Tenth Stveet. ‘omy For further information w of the union, but it is seldom 1et as that which s0 plensant a party is came inon the Wabash from | On Long Time--Small Payments. t Manufactrers Prices. A Hospe Jr 1619 DODGFISTRE orth Carolina and East Tennessce. worked out in the red pressed brick, of which the church is to be built. It will o be curiched in appear by a large-sized St Cath: ) window of stained glass which willbeinsert | overland connection. I fact the train edequi-distantbetween the pedimentof the | was obliged to back up to the junction { porch and the summit of the gable. Over [and come in on the €., B, & Q. track. | 3 ‘llu main entrance willbe an ornamental | The Union Pacitic had made preparation | ,.l |nm]| and _on either side of it, an en-[to send them forward at once on a or ‘n ance will lead to the roomns on the first } gpecial train to overtake the vegular, but They met with bad Juck on the road up, & washout near Malvern, Towa, de hee | DETAIL FOR THE RIFLE CONTE _ Serges 1Ll| \ J. them so that they missed the J. 0. PRESCOTT. P. CURTICE. ‘ . J. 0. PRESCOTT & CO, WWholosale and Rotail to W m,n U \|th LOUISTANA STATE LOTTERY GO B. Frank Moore. poral P Quinlan, i floor. - The buildisig they preferred as long as thoy had been : 127 La Salle Street. Chicago, Irivaw1. 1 T e \l.vn, to stayJover a few hours and see the | (Formerly 319 and 212 Broadway, N. Y.) | nd, company 1, 6ih - |y 28 f i 1l Nl | ‘ o R Rl y oy ] { by 28 windows, of mmnu glass, I.u at- | 8 A il L A } Drawing, fansey; | o ¥simeh iaaniho i Gioth o aivies aad|| 5 ol g ‘ } e thing lered o the, g ABYLI0 : Tuesday, August 14, i " \;,‘“‘r'), of ‘the kind in tho city. Tt is also | The e oEL | | Music, Musical Instruments of all Descriptions. , i e g b [ g ¢ | chaste in design and wost soiid i con- L Sl oo of Lokont o | GHEAPEST AND MDST RELIABLE HUUSE "fx‘?.fi‘kflf:r" e tull seheme elsewhere. uummlvn] I;‘ hl uilt of nm..lm u'('l T smnandery, and | ) Coompany A, 7th | beo cut-stone trimmings. y o8 el wife, wamn, | / ; i o ' ; ', commany H, 7th | bo heated by ateam, the boilor for which | Si 1 QALLANDID "““‘\"'" R 8TOOK OR SEND FOR PRICES, | A Skin of Beauty 18 a Joy Forever. i .1 Stine, company K, | purpose is crected in the basement. Kust | oo, o 20 rape ine ! no. 1500 Farnam street, . - - 5 - OMAHA. DR T. FELIX GOURAUDS| Y | of the church is N Coeur de Leon ¢on No, \ ¢ Oriental Cream or Magical Beautifier. ¥; Sergeant A, Fern, ¢ 1y Al s 0 (0 Koo " j = = = = . — 3 rifies aa wll as Beautifies Y A 00 2 AR, ‘ LA EANROBALRENINENGY, o | JIDINENE BIEN A b Apuiniag l"I|l Used T the princlpal ehurches for communion i LElsLfos he el 84, Dasuin i Wt -‘!m-.».» storics high, and 52x00 foet. This |Vf m‘ It r, wife and | it ) ‘ on beauty and ¢ i A armonize appearanc Sir W, L, Welcker, samio, and Miss Froddio i o ! e e V. Wilkons ; s | The costof both sl i““ i it ‘_\..,.,m.\. FORZEADIES, [ i 7, tion Trampeter 1. T, Warn, C, b - | dence, including the furniture, will | Sirdobn B, Brabon. ; ERSONS | | G 4 Trumpeler o o0 o dam) I.:»““ incluc |||,,”“: \:1‘1'::;‘{": “l\\‘n”“ R R T R e | ANDIWEAKLY JPERSONS A | \ ! contint, and will bo | for o anuich work and | e commandery No.” 5, Anlville, North | AND2TILE AGED, i andel ) I Carolina. | ZTHE AGED, g thelir vort 4 D ‘;f'«.,,..u.l. of goneral excellence. And, al-| S SO s | A | Bach 2 will by 'm. ».‘.; ling though, that | sum, some time since,wounld I ‘lh' {ez; ' Hanee oinod t] ol p ) ) 1 | “Ihe following named mon, enlisted at | have been considered a ve:y great one o ot enrd i e sosd it Ipiediliores ! Forts Douglas, Ctal and Ouiahis, Neb, | think of with which to build a chureh in |4 .’l'"jl‘l*“ 0 Sl VAL EEIS [] ra e |n8! ) ned as follows: Clive Stewart | that part of the city, it is now lightly | r“ '“ ‘:‘ l'l’;;”mn' "K"“‘ 4 “" !'l’;‘ | ° o \ aished Dr, L | to the Gth infantry, Ferdinand W, | considered when the people see the “ ““(“'v‘]““ “]‘1’: \‘_”“:j m}l" :('";Alj"”"'“ | " i - Bayro sald | Clrch and Lincoln March o the m.uum they avo receiving for thoh money, | Y45 Loloruco Bprugs, fhe wshorpolnts, | | Wit ke thom | inf |l enthusiasm s argely duo to }: MRUILI A0 8 00 S Lo FOULL YA | L InvitesJthe attention of the"public to hiy i l’lvitlm:lm;nkn"Gnumudlkrr eas Tarmtul | Suflivient cause having been shown for| GN OF RATHEIL AAVREL it I;fl)h o ,“”“ """:“l“ ;:': o e Skin prepa jons," N - ). e 4 i col - Sl monti a1 . A “fn.u".‘a'é‘“..‘""~l":"'*;‘;'{,‘ by ".':. i xpemses |t pastor, [0 ot improbable st |clavo boiinn, fir"”’” and Strengthening Prop o removey superfiuous hair witliout injury to the | under provisions of army xegulations, | y1es fow years the present strucbure | Another Jarg S v | i B k) 4P | B | cfurc Another Jarge party will reach this | o “Mux. M. B. T. GOURAUD, Sole Prop 8 Bond graph the quartermastor's do \ml] become inadequate to the wants of | city to-day. erties | a'r e aln e e ec e oc ! Max. 2 | partment will furnish transportation from | {11 eGon TRediaie o Fhe i of it St i For sale hy all Druggists and Fancy Goods .eal. | Omaha, Neb,, to Fort D, A. Rusgell, H |l|‘~“ at 1l (YR ¢ j | ;rl:"hwn,( hout the United States, Causd ‘aud | . to Musician Charles A, Ackerman, ‘:"“' li\ o 'IL '“l[‘]“ HONoy Of e pas HEARTS OF OAK —OF— u'&n:lm of haso mitations, $1,000 rews for mpany H, 6th infantry, o furlonghed | At 30 SRS [ AU SRAINRLEY. - J D arrest and proof of any one sellin o | o ¥ j0i C 1) nvadid use It to wdvantage. 1t is particularly bene. | Tenoon e Thawm o sael ithont sueans to juin Lis station. {o) architocts and the superintendents of | kTt g - deitated, i suited th the INT Ll)]nr, mmmn adjutant | o0 1t in n specimen of [A (} f Droid Pl { 0 arious ailments that effeet the weaker wex. 1t iy in ] -—— Aol M Loioe, st 46U L o apecimen of (A (1OVG Of Draids Planted in Omahg, | vrkow sttt et Sesborsen' 1l i \ ) | which they nray bo proud. Thay coms ‘ WO T [structions herotoforo given by, the do |y, eced it in April last and expect it to | [ SPEER' [ VAPOR COOK STOVE [ l""‘l"‘:l““l"“[": ';:[I"';"‘\'{i" \ml TOr | ) ready for occupancy ®y the first of [ 1ts Advent Celebrated With splens | gh, Utah, and on completion of | "X* Yetobo! [ aid Banquet, | y assigned Dim - will return o his y “ . dJ. A station at these headquarters, Iivst Lieutenant Krancis Michler, Hth cavalry; it Licuton: Thonmas (., |1 Helps (o Start (he Work of Clean- | nost ancient in existence, ante-dating all | Ly 5 0 Sy i wine of superior character, Carpet Line, Townsend, 6l infantry t Licuten ing Furnam soeet, others except Frecmusonry. — Druidism | and pustakos of the rich qualitios of the grap e ant Charles W. Mason, 4th infantry » in wlko, it in claimed, one of the bost fra- | medici (i it e el g £ o 1 iy i i o Tl b 1) D J BRANDY. | Embracing al, the Late Patterns in everything in the . The Order of Druids is among the | ! { stants at the departinent | tow g ;',,I.‘,";,:”Q.(‘ ort for this] A perfect deluge fell for two hows, | duted into *Grand Groves,” with juri IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND AT The Pioneer s $oas & | ——— | u which u‘ww three feot set R R R AT S “n"‘.“ ar loF ik e i 1 { i sl tnd war iy U s pumped out by the steamer | Wbl U b1 B 19 i Bl gos | i il e % Bottormm IPrices. i Over 100,000 Now in Use || ™ tr ot e The ud was washed up soveral inches | 1 United Statcs s e o g order is quite strong in the cast i y It At & mass meeting of the colored peo- | deep and the street softened up for the : I 4 in st | M1t the yluatire of ALFRED SPEER, Passic, LACE CURTAIN‘ A SPEGIALT! ] hie N 2 a1 L ST i P and has of late grown very fast in the | N. 8., is over the cork of ¢ ¥ . ~ g New Patent Hull Oven. ple of this city, & committee was appoint- | Work which begun on it to-day wostern states. Lowa has 4 Grand Groye | p Sold by Koot Brow & G M. o, Schrter j Pataut removable and interchangeable Jet Orifice ed to arrange and man an entertain- | and Council Bluifs has **Pottawattamio Y 0 it | el RSt | ot orth e ot ths delgatn G e Exposition. G N0 Uyt e present e | MRS, LOUISA MOHR, : Per terins to agents. p’m.lutlmluulu.ne, ” y . ‘nlAh l,\lnr nu-n mll open Mlnuml.u b, ‘“,l“ |,.“ last wght ~n...;.1, A s oo o meet in Louisville, Ky, This enter- | 252 cantiaue til Ockokigr 20 Prevars: | Caas Nac 8.0 s arcaate ) ot ;pGraduated Midwife ! g ik il Utreinsd, 0. | tainment fell into the hands of Sirus D, | tions for it are now in progress. | mexborship of thivty, an” unusual num- | 1508 California Streot. 11313 Farnam Street, - - - Omaha, Neb i