Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1883, Page 5

‘ « R LR () 7 mp— | I'HE DAILY BEE-OMAHA, CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE i will be sufficient to comphete the im- | sion to Minnehaha Falls and Ft. Snell. | PEPPERMINT DRODS, | "1 o ! T T Great o TRADE MARK THE WATER HIGHWAYS. procoment. For the improvement of the |ing had been anged for THE VMLEY OF THE lflUP 7 owe my Ay catetor i . Mississippi at or near Cape Girardean, | carly .lm\. Pre Storry Hunt D x ool B ] Restoration Seminal_ Wenk \ o | Mo., and Minton Point, 111, it is osti- | read a brief paper on classification of nat marloan_cocktall” {s the name of & | y n M N n 14 1) L " 3 H‘. n Ao \ consists of is e Spermatore Details of the Government WOTK o0 1he | mared 241,820 will bo. requied to conn- | ueal scioncos. — Tho list of namos of can. | 110 HATVOSt Fvccvm the Expectations ., to Healih and wieainni Wi, ie lete it, and that sum can beo profitably | didates for membership was read by the 0 | 0 INwAtldTng i -of sttt | Missisoni and Misonr ives, | B fr sy v ek O Mt SOOI B it s ot M| sand Beauty et " Y All papers read in the iing to Tynoh Inw. It ippi fsn't {, i st toe Banki Bie Mudd Botl IENERAL FORBIGN NEWS, of geology had reference to the bandman, | earafal, her reputation will b than | to the BEFORE TARING. <l Lassitu. |-~A7“lflllll anking the 1g Muddy at Both woriod, Dr, J. 8. Newberry road | thut of som: ur northern and n the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature O Ag DOINGS IN THR_COMMONS. b e Loy e Q rd tany othr diveases that lod o Insanity or Ends Proves Beneficial to LoxnoN, August Lord Edmond | on the ““"”'l~ o ““; wnd "“‘ lings of | The Metropolis of the Valley Grow=| One of the Yale student w at the ‘[O g ') REMEDIES. Bt A of advertisementa to Fefund money, when Sl Fitzmaurico, under foreign secretary, | the ancient glaciation of Horth Americ st Tty Wette and | Whito Mountain hotel has bean thrashod by v 4 rom whom the Iedicine W bought o ot Navigation. stated in the commons to-day that the | A l:wu:; ]nln'ulln'r u the import L) "'I'" y-—=Journalistic and 414 hoad cook.. 1t won't do for a waiber to refund, but refer you 80 the mamiRictme, and the A government of Great Britain had asked |ant and highly interesting documents usiness Notes, | eriticise the head cook's grammar . T e weh st A i the Russian government to'give an_ex- | as also read. No_meetings of any soc s | How can the suicidal epidemic that now [ 1) o e e T nerane g h % rils Spoic w1 convinee | 4 Meagre Appropriat Ays the | lanation in regard to the expulsion from | Hons to-mor g F‘"\"” 8 to 10 o'clock | \ fthe 1 T oo paconrivel Tot ey L Shy et eng | Infantile Hamors cured by the CETICURA RRMRDImA. al 1w, ork--The B ates o . 4 i a. M. & visit to the mills and other places | Correspondence of the Bk, of the peach season and when cantalopes are | Crmicira Resouvest, the new blood purifier, )7 ook ens, we fawe adopted e M0t Lt ) et i) Rusais, on tho bth, of a British Jew, | & o o e city will bo 1 ade Atl Nontr Lour, Nob., August 19 e | #t their bostt Will the doctors ell cleanses the blood And gerspirstion of impurities and Wrapper, by gentiine. Coming Yoear. representing a London business tirm, \ 8 The & fhof o | poisanons cloments, ard thus removes the eatse. ‘a4 Full particulam w0 ove paplilet, which gwe de who was provided with propor British | 11 o'clock a train of the Minneapolis & [flourishing littlo town I write from, and o hucking mulo o the plains, which | Coricvra, the great Skin Cure, instantly allays i ) Sy ! | ¥ th prope [ Prosidont Arthur was invited to ride, turns | t O T He e et longiiame &t 3 ek peon - passport. The house of commons con- | St k[l“"“ }\ IL” u]\»;nv» lhl‘] arty ](‘. 1 \)L. [ whiota T Tisvo boon sojourning for soveral | out to be & common jack rabbit b :y'fi:;'uh-"“.L”'ji‘f&:‘r':«'.l'.'.';{.”:':{:r'm::l!"n'-‘i’r'flM“' ol he S by Se88i0] b o'clos o | ¥ ake mni \ ore o | 1, % % CeTIC So. an exquisite n b TS $he ' 2.3‘1,;“.\‘.‘,'.\‘«.'."‘ k CAPITAL NOTES, tinued in session till neatly 6 o'clock this park at City of Nt Tl ynll ¢ L dnys, is situated at the torminus of the [ An old man living in the viciuity of Mur- [ pferas Sanan caists Siin Betier St Ll TR Pl Ml worning. The discussion was on_the | steamer City of awuis, will be in | TR , froshorn, Tennesson, has nover sen & locomo- | 1onetiie in- trostine i Drscacen, Baby Tamors ol 1 B oy © F. vt | Y {Bmée.so RIVER 1MPROVEMENTS. government’s estimates Uhe Trish | readiness to ""f‘“‘"‘ ) iy ""L”“ Ly Mo sl gl bl LR Lol BRI s i, {Xidn Hlaniice, Sunbnn and Rough, Chapped of W AsHINGTON, August 17.—The reports [ members were very active throughout, | returning to the eity at o o'vloc Island. 1t has & population of botween | erat, and conld read withont spoctaclos if he | Greasy Skin Y o \f | — N mly knew how Curiet R piks are absolutely pure, and the tters stom- | on the viver and harbor improvements, | and took occassion in the course of the three and four hundred souls, and is| "y KU - onls veal land Parifiors and Skin' Bevatinors. n ‘," Bitter ;v‘;\ 1| the removal of snags and rocks from | debate to point out various griovances of SPORTING NOTES growing vory tapidly. Bt is tho princi- | iavery ofsonots. | 16is Known by aoft, Greaey | & acm e et b e dhe o easing vital power, S ¢ 3 5 9 0 P! i very poisonons, « know Wy soft, greas eseription of the cures performed hy the mn CLLEBRATED nd - enderine the | the Mississippi and Missouri rivers have | their people, suck as the conduct of the R e i i ’ : totich and siitoll of tho fortilizor from which 16 | CoRA oL Interamily, kil GoTIoERA KRA X il sendet diutiiitdigyl I e et o | Sua TuMg S10GtiON Flok at: Weetow] Roon pal point, in 4 business way, in the beau- | S A L e L e e T3 o U'y‘f:w-."f?’-q":,".',; work :lnrm;‘ the year on the Missouri \\n;l impris ;m.‘ ‘”l of ll‘ wrington, The i hl”l.xl'ul “\I\:l:mx\“‘».‘”.‘ 1 \ ‘,\} :Im (\l\llll valley from which it takes its name Moinibors of the Concord schiool of Hhtlawe i:‘v:“l‘: .“‘“\"J.“.w‘vl m\:‘:“ :'h“l'\n:"’:_h\':;";‘Hlfl::’::[_thh ol working order o was done last fall o ¢ to the | debato was heated, and of a personal s \ UL LA RAL LS \ S The fertile valley of the Loup rviver is | phy eat clam, but sparing \ t mns totter and salt rheum on the ears, nose and sid and i tetn it \n-l‘::xtl!\\;filu ]u’ ‘; W '\ljle “\\‘l‘ylv .‘\lmlm‘ dml‘.,( b Pt 1 """l “‘l" in straight hoats, fast ‘| ling yie m\l \”H'“” \l}\ ‘Ii‘ : ‘l \!‘ well baked .' nder, and Illwhnhnvl " 'u l‘: of the T 0 W Af'n.m \\’.n'.' Toss ot hale «:fn‘alfl . aiainst diseaso. For | EXTE bt g i 3 Stephen (. socond, King Wikes thind, |fst filing up, anc elve Of | thy Lroast, numbr; heads covered with dandruff and plaint, nervouse i ‘_‘“‘h‘ 3 ‘~|‘ s vei et il l-~\lm\. August 17 . former- | Sgranger, Handic Aot ‘1 Brock under cultivation. The land s as vich | thinks domostivatod ostrichos will 1 Do pre- | ing, baming and scaly tortures that bafiled eves ey aud rheu: | SIP1 B L L YOS g 0L 11 SUEE ly chief secretary for Iy inaspeech | also ran; time G o8 s gonorous a yiold | Terable fo mules for strootcar'ser L HORGRR e Au b Tl Lol 1 ! puati atlente, it | comploto and the river was kopt it bettor | at Dovonport, sirongly urged the. neces: | Froo for all y | 000, Rich LIRS el | e e e iy | formntof akih diseaace, Beroflous. uleors, old soFes, suredufonce | Sondition. than ever before possible. | ity of emigration from Ireland. Ho said [ balt won, Flora, second, Gom third, Buf- [0 the Isbors of - the husband. |{ECH b s, TGt on i and serap harging wounds, exoh and all of which have st walarial fev- | \Vork on the 1 i was done from | ghousands of hard working farmers there | falo Giel fourth, Luey drawn; tine 9:164, | man - as any on the face of tho| ") o oy Been ey, pormaneitly and eoanonicaily cured , Lesides remov- | the month of l|\, Thero s no law against mareying one's | by tho (VTiceien. Resknies, when physicions, hospl- 1 1 to go to a country where they |2 3918 , s p aborh by all traces of such [ itry wher ey | 2 y globe. As 1 drove through the country | mother-in-l ot have or Do t Ml other remedies fal as proven by a & cock’s islanc listance of 000 os ‘ 4 g « ¥ | motherin-daw, yet wo have never hoard of a 'y ; o croin the ey | C0CK 8 Islancls, & distatico of L 00 miles, | ould live “without being terrorized, |~ Cliss 2:18, purso £2,000, Santa Clans | which supports this placo and_gives the | man doing such thing. | 10 it sliould b for | Y% numberot swor testimonials in oue posession. ! For this work 885,000 wa% appropriated | porstor al sod ¢ 3 | Pl 1 i | 8ol everywhere, Price: CUTictn, S0 cents. Re- by tho nct of 1882, and O | o or 81807 BXpo his approval of | won, J. B, ‘Thomas sceond, Minnie R | railroad most of its business, 1 was sur- | bitltlon by statute w cortains mnbor of porsons | wvest, 1. Sovr, 28 conts. Forrek Davo avs { unexpended July 13, 1 ined | the schomes for migration in Treland. | third, William_H. fourth, Adole Gould | prised at tho many beautiful farma that | §ou by ez todo just that, fulish thing. | Ciesicat co, Bosri, Mass 3 ‘l|-|-|'w|-|-||:\"nx;ul"- 000 1 sedBnaHeN THE ARTILLERISTS, fifth, Albert Marle and Rome drawn; [came under view, and moro than delight- | There 1+ an old story of & French swoman whe | Send. for ‘How to Cure 8kin Diseases,’’ 6c. ¢ Tho commandant at Shocburyness, time 2:21, 2:21 jed by the natural beauties of the coun Iui-ll]w the only regret shoe folt abont i anford’'s Radical wdant at Shocburyness, in g for wse next y iro for mmediate . DASE . ) y o ded | Mdressing the Canadian artillerymen | try. * The erops ave splondid, and I could | croan was that *God had not made eating it ont Cure The Missouri river operations extended | iy "\ "0¢ thie National Artillory ussos| Burrato, August Buttidos 10, Do | 11 by e smiling contenanees of tho Tt lnckod nothing but the indescriba of 8vory foruiot Geta s, from | from the mouth to Kansas City, a dis- ) X 1t | hardy grangers | ol ploased thoy | V10 flavor of forbidden fruit | a simple Hoad Cold to! Inci- e i’ " ! | ciation’s meeting, said he hoped to sce | troits dy grangers how well pleased they froaly | flent. Consumptios tance of 355 miles. The whole distance With the wind in the right direction, an | wmption. Relief ling | the Canadian team there at v meet- | Prov August 17, ow Yorks | were with the prospects, Some fow h.l\v] K h 1 i five minut Nothing as worked over twice and the lowe: ordinary dinner-horn can be heard, onan | jike 1f four times. For this work theact of | 1882 appropriated £85,000, and there re John A, MacDonald oxpressed his |7, Providence 6. adrondy throshed thoir whont and found | oy, dinuechorn can by hoasd, on, 4 Kt ion: ang” n Ty Fadlcaly pormer | thanks for the reception of the team, and | Bostox, August 17— Bostons 6, Phil .\:. ;\\-x]l:~_\|5-|.| nl'"_').’lluxsllulnllhlv theacre. | sound is said, also, to travol faster than the 4 .\leuu!l mu‘r"l\‘vlln un‘nxvhw Treatment, ulth |'oHeikisia FerantrE fodhi R adelphi { Oats will o from 40 to 60 "The corn is | whistlo of thio swiftest Tocomotive. Out on | Inhaler, 81 Ask for Suntonts Radioal Cure, " | mained unexpended of this and former | | [y August 17, Clovelands b, |in splendidcondition, and promises an | the Union Pacific: omployes of tha road have st 1 | appropriations, July 1, 1883, $9,833. An | CATTLE DISEASES. y N j rotur ard the whistlo car Tocomotive | Chicagos 4. STHAIVIREEARGROMTL b miles mway, and gathered ander s shady alonge sido of_the track to wait half a day al. The grow] of a dog in a water |appropriation of $188,000 was asked for | 1y the commons to-day Dodson, chan 2, This country possosses great natural | | lon pateh is another of those: sonnds that | the next year. The estimato of $13,000 collor of the Duchy of Lancaster, stated [ advantages, being watered by the Loup b Only Perfect substitute for Mother's | of snag l.n.\unu (hu«- two rivers. l|| Milk. The most nourishin closi HeSBRBHT 4 l'm-l and mouth disease have been earried | running water, never going dry in the hot | are carried surprisingly long distan But i WL B e .‘I,;’”“‘;'.I‘ et the engitiear saysi | from England to Ameriea, Ho said Can- [ season “and never overflowing its banks | the sharp e of i calling thalioys vt . Keeps in all clin he failure of the river and harbor bi dian cattle that are now tering tl \ | duri the s bottion of tho. von, | HbI rom o ball 8 a slow Bag oL the JRHRRL el S % | adian cattle that are now suffering with 0 i iny portion tho yoar. | ivder and doos ' 11 ettt g0t 41 Contral Wi, Bton, M. [ yas very unfortunate for the work. | The | tho discase at Bristol had been in contact The Silvery T“" el Temperance, | This viver also s fall enough to furnish | """ 10 ST Suw Ouare, August 1, 1, | horough work of last season had placed | 4t Liverpool with infected animals from Orator, water power for any number of mills and | The Kind We Like, the rivers in excellent condition, and they | [roland,” He pointed out, however, that other mannfachuring industries, 1t also | Tho modicing wo most liko i that which | itine tem in rela- 3 aflc rds amusement and great abundance | does ity w quick and woll, Zurdock Elood i TO THE PUBLIQC! |coud cusily have l-t«-.}\l\-\-l»c 50 had the | the Amer Paid to Germa Jules Cassard, Paid to Hibernia N Chas. Palfre 3 Paid to Canal Bani Toly, Cashier , Paid to Mutisl Na Bank ¢ Jus. Mitehel, Cashicr., funds been available it is, however | tion to 3 i i iittes ol i i ; | (. 5 y « « 0 security A large and intellectual audience as- | of fish to those who love to cast the line, | #itters ax the quickest kind of a cure for dys- Investigate for Yourselves. small the balance from last year's appro- | against the conveyance of diseases by i . T To the emmigrant looking for a place | 1008 and kiduey affections, ostmaster.( esham having published s [ print i) 16 kAT, o . 4 S bY | gombled in the beautiful auditorium of ¥ I e | oo ot 1 ok obilihed s ilm-\ jons will only admit of six | men attached to the quarantine stations, | o oG b his for. | £0 80ttle, and where he will he sure of | 7 | jana State Lotk months work during the year. “Dur-|ung by articles taken out of the quaran: | the Baptist church to listen to this far- ., qequate return for his labor, 1 know LAl () b m‘;‘:“’:zfi;'mz"fiw“: to th ing the past year m.: Missouri river | tine yards. The system, he said, only famed speaker en the temperance prob- | of no place I would rather recommend B — BEFORE AND AFTER { ingse,to b fulso anduntruc: o mluud..ql fr.vm\ Fort R.nn'lall I-E took into consideration the animals them- [lem, Mr. Thomas Bonner presided at | than the growing valley of the Loup. | The revised old Testament will perhaps be !EIuh'\chAnnllafiei'ln;ntI;fiafl Days' Trial, Amount of prizes paid by The Louisiana State Lot- | Pierre, 132 miles n appropriation gelves. Land can be had within a fow lo published during the next winter, [\] N OUNG OR OLD ) e SOL10 DEGOnt Ahes: 3 7 : ; : . [the organ. After devotional excrcises, | Land can be 1 1o fow miles ! A y i spt:dnur:‘ll "l';u’rrn;‘j‘q::n‘x::l{{l‘v.]:w“l.l:h‘l}ln: nt date: x.vl-,l 000, available early next spring, is | The clause in the Trish tramways bill T \L‘ St e i 0 ; .‘] “. here at a nominal price, and with a mar- [ Soventy-six now Episcopal churches are be- WO, arg suforing erom Nanvous D ‘”": UM, Wescott, Manager 1,008,300 | d8ked for to cover 500 miles of river dur- | donating £50,000 of the church surplus | R0¥- W. M. Savage introduced the Indy otat Lis vory door, he will have all the | g built in Florida. V110m, WARTING W AKNKRAKS, ADQ A1) (hORS Q1s0abos § ‘M'{ml;;nm 'a_fw‘{ml L s | 18 the year; $65,000 will be required to | for migration in Ireland was adopted. and the stir in the audience shows what | sdvantages of the eastern farmer, com Baptist statistics show an average of some- [ ofs TRsony ;;:,::',‘;‘,;1‘,‘;}* R el g Paid to Louletann State National Bank, 20 | complete the work. It is estimated | “Forty.one deaths from cholera yester- |a warm place she occupies in the hearts | bined with cheap, new land, with'n large | What over 1786 baytized in the United States | puddonor isazen, Vivon and Maitoon Guansres. 8 11. Kennody, President 125,100 | 25,060 will be required to complete the | qqy, 7 A W s | sootion from sehich to mnko hin chojeo. | Sueh Sukday Bentirtonte For THiastratod Famphiet frve. AQAFess Paid to New Orleans National Bank, R PROvEMEn L oL the G hRconRl6 M ver SRR 3 of her Omaha admirers. Miss Willard's Moody angelist, will go to Ire. ) L e D AR stishAL sk | BB TLI, o G 1l ey KOUTING THE ANNAMITES, faco i o familiar that she needs no por.| A oW words s to the business houses e ator ety | <NOLTAIC BELT 0., MARSHALL, MIGH Py dwin Frosioont. ... Missouri, but the engineer roports that [, oo MOCHEE TG ASEAEES | faco at sho | of North Loup, and T will ¢l i 2 Tandon for th ) b IR g 13 S abinin BIeEhiLREL ARG dispatch from Nampink says Colonel | - e e % £ hiattiel v month will go to London for the win: |- —— | i by g:\ l.hlltllrl]k,lufd(.’ll‘.lell\ ".]‘v‘fl‘:l‘ ‘f‘«tr‘{“t \3[ BB R R B R ATICe o Lk E bEhyIneE | nal deseription, as any one wh !IIIH The town has - drygoods and general E. L. Carri usiderable depth available for boats of | ¢ bivted by a gunboat he proceeded | ever seen her sweet smile, her sparkling | stores, all of which “scom t any capacity ean only be obtained by | SUPPUIte AbnagLolibic means of locks and dms. In the Kan. | northwest and out flunked and drov sas City division 4,200 foet of the bank the enemy. On the seventh with twelve |, revetmept was constructed and thorough | '“":‘1“""1 e II‘“‘I"‘("l"f‘ & ‘}‘ sh to ”“r' survey of the viver within the limits of [ 51t anc 0L CLEHIOOAEVOLKBIO S e ey | the enemy. The enemy made but slight | srand, sympathetie, but earnestly logical | a he; [ tho revetment work will be substutially | "eSistance and off | oyes and tender womanly face, botraying | $00d business. They all carry AL eart NG R ey, " fand I believe get their goods in Omala. | L34 1 ) Two drug stores furnish medicine f Ly i about to g one ll f sty can v | S S S i | e i e CAN BE SAVED thy one that I am told “there s | The Southorn Preshyterian church oxhibits | TN THE LIVING EXPENSES OF r of their being starved out. | y healthy wth for the past ye Il:A Y ; THE FAMILY s aro threo doalers in hardware | “""“‘“'““" hy can nov ndoned the works in {appeal for Home Protection. Her meta- | da Total The Paid i o lov 81,070 i confusion. Their cannonwere hauled oft | Jlop of the Niagara eatract of intemper various offices of the Company |completed tho, prosent senson, In tho |y, ‘y folo lants, Loss of Fronch lives | Ly s - oy aioe MCIMPOE L farming impliments, so that the lon 11070 ministe nd | throughout the United States Leavenworth division 8,750 feet of revet- | &) (% ™ 5 |ance inclnding her deseripuion of | gt tiller of the soil has no trouble in unicants. i of , "'\ tho use of Rix Maaxus, The Humiston Food Pro- ont has been constructed and thorough | Killed and wounded, six. The encuy’s s e | OR! 8 1 o ..m.u. servative. It preserves Meat, Fish, Milk, Cream, ment has constructed ans i the strong, solid masonry of total absti- | procuring the labor saving maghinery [1 canditlnge 30 | and all Kindy of Animal Food frésh and sweet foe survey of this portion of the river made. 11 ministers, and in- | weeks, oven in the hottest weather. s can_be ——eT— nence bridge far up the stream, the [necessivy tosuccessful farming in these SN AIh et o i e == e testimonials of hundreds who have tried Extensive 1cctification works have been TELEGRAPH NOT T T Ty I e | 1 You can provo it for yoursell for b0 conts. . You projected above Ft. Leavenworth, but the vembling, weak timbers of - ALOGCERON | 50T Rl of hrawny-armed smiths pro E‘ will find that this isan wticlo which will save you & : small balanco of tlio_ approprintian ro- [ bridge half way down and at lnst the ter- | ide st thein smithio, . soem . to® Too | reat deal'of money. We claim bo bo el L™ et | Hanlan won is race in the rogatta at Lako | at the 5, em to Do | sone | e S B Moo | it S S i dtarinyiBty 240; Hoswer | vible wrecks of human life that every [ kept busy shocing the Torse and mend- | e, v accommodato | NO.SOURED MILK, adull by Willinves. | complotion the present season. —One | jocond, 15:43; Leo third, 13:45, e T ) A 5,000 Although it is out of London | NO_SPOILED MEAT. Héard for ars buen s I oue | hundved thousand feot more revetment | o yow hotel just comploted at Peoria at o | Vividiy on tho mind, The PWeC, U, | Among the many improvements going | proper | Nowington, and you NO STALE EGGS, are required. In the St. Joseph division | cost of %225,000, has been leased to Col, R. 1. ) g TN T A1 R ER T R S long horso-c e et on at pro ew Ovloans, for 11 yours, Tt will | eeognizing the sad fact that while th Irunkard a hundred mor s almost impossiblo togain admittance |1t will keop them trosn_ and sweet 1or many anys 30130 O GLoBGr) reseue one drunkard a hundred wo; run of stone flonring mill, on the bank o s one goes at least an hour beforo the | and doosy ipart the slightest foreign tasto to the + the town, which will have d even then an envelope must he ob- | articles t 1t ix wo simple_in operation um. " in mill G 1 i | tho directions, i as harmless as 1 improvements in milling. | tained from i the doncons in attendance, | & ST SRllow the CIrctiont, w a8 Marmless @ i chureh s lso in course | and pladgo given to contribute o sl donae | 4N nly & fraction of ‘a cent to a pound of o Hudtplainal i, Dutter or chegse or 0 a quarc of mitk, i e o, | tiom, beforo a s w o weeured, 10 umbig; it is endorsed by such men s fon, which, when finished, f S0 O Slo trom. our shores with | © Al mm’nw. oy sident. work lone at two places—St. Jc T + and Atchison. At St. Joseph etk 3 3 N A s:s"rsfifi?éf‘x‘.f“x?ipfi':hfi“ +000. Tiokots Only | LU0 Giroctod o ropniring and extonding | Dusiness failures tholustsovon duys throngh | being made by the liconsed sloon, have | tho river n ‘ 3 the Elwood revetment opposite the tow 1o | ont the United States and Cang 70 against | found that to stop the effect we must stop fall the mode: T 1 been damsed during the | 162 1wt weok, the cause, and the saloon must vo. The | A Sabl flood of 1881, About 4,100 feet of revet- | Charles Altman, a clerk in the war depart- mothers of its nation must save their | of constru eph | Riv be op . Saw'l W, ment, who serve 1 officer of the nd [boys. By getting these traps and temp- [will bo quite an ornament to the town. I ) sbrated divine, but | druggists and gro ! ment was placed, and this will mect the | Togyvolunteer, diod Joky P atterday| e B G T o hour this colebrated divino, | kit and immediate danger, though its ultimate | morning, poplexy y Y | tations out of their way, total absting About one-hal 1e people in this com- | iy Kygland it is not fashionable to d I' ‘\Mm.\glr" :’w 4 ( n. next most | ,...n....,;.nw tinge placo of v sion must and will be fol- | munity belong to this denominati lnm‘h- on the Holburn v A numby nd moral su Wave for fish and sea food; Snow Flake for ent, Anti-Fly and extension to Belmontis deemed ential, \, Dino ( ot white man, was hanged milk, butter and cheeso; Anti-Fo Lonisiana SHfi Lottery ~ Company e of dwellings are going up, [ship is the ¢ lowed by legal prohibition. “We do herohu cortify that we supervise the ar |4 is also the extension of the revetment | Livtle l-m K juil v torday for the e Rt ; 3 i e T ‘.|. ‘the Iov, Dr. Joseph [ Anti’old, soc, por I, cach. Pearl for croam; rangements fur all the Monthly aid Semi-Annal | on the upper side of the French bottom | 1 o-kooper of the St, | But kays one, docs prohibition pro- m_nlltvluv JLths and uildor aro cor- (et Drostiod, oXe Y L i 0 WOrs | Mo aahe e Ak e e b oA acior ! o Drawings of the Lowisiana State Lottery Company, | 1, v S f This work will bo| ilroad shops in Ar- Miss Willard says, ‘‘let me hurl nly v n ship ave oxtromely plain and ordinary, but to | cach add in person manage and control the Drawing + themaelves, and that the same are conducted with | carried on as fa ible the n-nuunu‘ exe.and in good faith toward all par. | goagon. At Atchison, the w the question to you: ‘Docs license | One newspapor is published here, The | 1" fker there is att Lol regulate?” Who dare say that saloon- | Mirror. But as this is a ver k. h go-ahend | est, particnlarly by Ameri 1not o littlo intor THE HUMISTON FOOD PRESERVING CO. cnta, opposite Little w, for whom dur- | _ivSomiodeii 72 Kilby . Boston, Mim. | done | The acting seerctary of the navy r 35 ] ths thove | vize thecompany o e thi cer A atol ho Ceisr A A e | kaepers do not defy every part of the i | community, the concluded that one il ey sumimer nonths thore | P ,-m;, ik o Stilet of ol Soadures aUschodl “1,'1"“‘11" i ‘fl"‘.‘,\‘”"mf,"‘,"l;jf,"‘”,‘_“,m\ 1+ with yellow fever at the navy yard at [ censo laws which they have.” paper is not enongh to reflect their sonti by s | L «..mu-:‘-mn] ‘“'[ Mmf i d‘mlfi) | 1‘ ].-l-‘.Lxrm(':"1‘,.‘;"&“muu.,imu have estab- : “Do they sell to ,,,;,,‘,,.‘]’ 1,.,l they :..k.,.(_.( ,A.,(l‘;.).h.-.-m.. o_llll.-u- growing coun- | i 8 e S shed strict quarantine, sep down sereens? Do they close at | try; 8o anotler one will soon appear un- iz . A survey of the river within the limits| ; GePIIC oL Y vk 2 As Y o li | Four hundred and thirty-three deaths from | ¢1/0 law-proscribe 4 Jiconse doos | der the management of & man of long ox- 03 . “ {of this division was also made. There |cholo i Tgypt Tharaday, icluding six ae | e v proser o licussliELioonso oos | CeT 10 UIMES RIS I TIOD0 08 803 S. ROth St., Omaha. was allotted from the general appropria- | »vvoltiundzod ant two'diat from shols | RSV AL \vatn o o to the people it will look to for support | Make B forthe C ion of tion for work on this portion of tho river | era at Bombay in the last fortnight. : lot L tho 4 g ! ) M {530,000, of which S110,461 remained | The Second National bank of Wasran, b, e e aan e B SEELE | RABLIACES or the qf!&fltlflflfl b o 883, 0 ast eveni $, M. Fitch, len such atroc are_committed in e {:f‘,‘x;";::;l“"llm:‘l‘,],‘m:‘fl,”,',,,, e o & dofaultor to bho amount | America as would make a Zulu pale with| *Thousands of ladios chorish gratoful i ;ghYSIF.m Dem{mmes;n s COMMIBSIONKRS, &t thul‘ Neb Gity, On y of £70,000 to 280,000, shame. Does education education? When | remembrances of the help derived from WATCH. Mip and |i‘l‘ul:l ;:;";:L:I:.:L; ;"-‘ 8t Knecs, o | ] | ey f Yol The stockh of the Northern Pacific | millions of voters drop ballots in the box din B, T akVioae 4 " oy Lemn Kacok knese, shoy e R R S OE "‘]’“:,."’""'t";‘_ U("'.f:‘]"”"l:f"” Exprow compuny ~glocted tho following | whichthey cannot e 3'” 189 :'dl‘)‘ 2 Dinklian's Vegetablo Tiohiinanibotziislikeinhaasitisl Trusses of the Best Make kept on Hand | i of ai000 000 mich o e iR et o ) B e it (and Sl Iiek o pen A RALeL o oy, enjoruin | Docs Christianity christianizo? Wihen | ©MPOUE: order 0 give watisfaction 1t must o epuivd. y By an overwholming popuiar, voto its tranche | congist mainly in extending and keeping and_Edward D, A The | statisticians tell us that two out of overy Keeps perfect time. The main wpring, a1 1obw of a1l ki 1a ono in steal,iron and wood i :vdnmzlnll'l art ”'.,,X r’n";.l;‘l state constitution Un Ehe rork alroady fin 'y h directors elected Thomas F. three people who walk the globe never [A Little Boston Barber Blown up Ropairing of all kinds done cheap, neat and The only aicry e vted on and. eadorsed by | completion and. protection of a larg The labilitios of the fi hened of Chist. | And the uawer cones High. | Uio Stomach, aust be looked afler promptly. | the people of any state ¢ z | Taussig, of Chicago, sugar refiners, aro pla from every heart: Yes civilization docs | Theodore Voigt, a little German bar- 0y & Tirole i starkeid tautr e { ot Gopt, oopLly plasit 11:4‘.\;":11;;.(1“.'.,‘.' s G700, and e el U, Dut it takes agos to do its|her, was shaving ot the shop of Mr. PG T J. P. WEBER & CO., ,lmfixhnum gt B ol e apDEopEiations: e able to pay ! 7 Sanie 0 w."v o s Yes! education does edu- | Chas, Bacumler, No. 25 Avery street, nanie ¥ l 803 8. 10th St., Omaha. | place monthly. S e BL R ALLIRRRARE wnn s boen nominated by the |cate,” but it s slow work. [when a Star representative intérvicwed Burlock Blood Mitters wsed frecly ot | Cluas 1, o to all to bo thus ehecked by lack of funds | ndidate for governor, in place of | christianity does christianizo, but it hus | him, o said: +*When I found that my d porseveringly will give you @ very oy It 3 53—100th just nsun_organizatson las been com- | W. W. McNair, declin i FaA N had eighteen and must have | ticket was the lucky one 1 did not drop v 7 4 ! VIR OATITAL PRYZE, §75,000. Detorll aad anlmlanvzteliplant sosured e many more to doits work, Now will | my razor and stop work. When finighed [tatishstary jaoipfece, HeM aviey ALAQ! 100,000 TICKETS nt FIVE DOLLARS EACH. mac: | sl the results cannot but be scrious s CRIMINAL RECORD, you judge prohibition by one yearin |1 expressed my ticket to M. A. Dauphin, wher. e b Fifts in orcmortion, fitigusnliaaymetibuiibo: fotioup ey & 4 Kansas and lowa, surrounded by hos- | New Orlowns, Ln., for collection, 85,000 | BILLIARD HALL LT OF PR, ro concerned. Unless the work can bo | SOPETOAGONE aalt tile torritory, attacked by the greatest | cash was retarned to mo for my $1in ; > = 1 CAPITAL, PRIZE Bareiodon sontinuousiy with ampla funda | SOTRIMoOD, Ala., .\u:ust]l?. lluy[fnr moneyed power of our Jand? - Will you | vested.” o is a sober, industriows and 1204 Farnam Street. 20 (3 g A Banks, colored, was iged to-day” for |(h) thirty years hfl) rudent young man, who will make good : . { 3 vl or il it uccom i vory, problomationl, The | g0’ fer of Durmor Woods, in Docom: | Notgive. thin. o, youngost and mot | b of hin wodth was bor i Markame P. H. MoGuire, Proprietor A3 A, i _“m,"w,‘li ,,,' this. river. of which|bers 1881 Only 256 persons witnossed | promising daughter of civilization,science | Germany; in aged 23, Ho has several | 3 L JAMES C. BRYAN, Manager. S 800 ined unexpended July 1, | the exceution, but fully 8,000 came to |and christianity, time. — Give it a fair, | brothers and sisters at home whom he Y o do m v e et i G 150,000 | town. Banks confessed that he mur- | full trial, You have tried licnse thirty [ will assist, and will probably open bar- O i SEVEN “Ew TABLES_ 500 du 50 will be required to complete the present d Woods at the solicitation of the | centuries, and yet it is of no avail. Give | her shop of his owm in this city.—Boston | R, HENBERSUN i e oen |~ Tho handsomest Billiard Hall in Omaha. The fines 1000 do latter's wife. He said he felt sure of go- | prohibition at feast thirty y ing to glory. Mrs. Woods was sent to Her answer to the great cry of per e y _|the penitentiary for life. The victim |sonal liberty was very fine. A man may Work has been casried on at various | qwned two farms, B a s T g s Sy ¥ 8. (Mass,) Star, July 26, Bo0und 605 WyandottoSt! | yoars' practico -twelve in | Winos, Liquors and Cigars aro previded for patrons} i vV, MO, | Uhicag e d by the wtato to tres g TICKETS project, and recommends appropriated next yi 1,000,000 bhe APVROXIN ATION Approxiination prizes of 76 o do 600 1 Estate Transfers, do do e aa t‘;"“l'fll"“)‘“’”‘ le(':RI::ux'.(. e '}‘;l“l‘“‘fi“ THE LAST LYNCHING, with my own. But” the law says, “no | Fho following doeds were tiled for e e Worl 1 ! Applioation for rates to clubs should be made only \‘L‘ \I““X'I'J llull e “"]' T Tl | Savassam, August 17.—Re Roby. | you ean’t; you can't put up a frame huild- | oord in - the county clerk’s oftice August : patey; booinal 1 pkubue 1 o furthor inforiation wile. earte sivimg tul | lows, Eastbank, Pull Tight, Jim Smith's | inson the last of the trio engaged in the address. Make 110, Money Oriers’ piyable and | (i Foutor Tsland, At Alton harbor op. | Tutford tragedy in Miller county, was ing on your own property inside the fire | o500 0 e S L limits, ° You can't run a gluo factory or | 10 reported for Tuk Bek by Amea' real | {8 Sniuiiib'or cass slaughter house, or powder factory in the | estate agency: cinos furnished Im‘.nu it ot @ dls address Re d Letters to’ : vnches s V. I on freo g ential - c REWOREHARS hanoxan mawk, | o stjous consitod of extanding und rae [ Fyaslied torday, city fimita.” Why! Bocuuso your noigh- | Frochorn 5. Lowis and wife to William | By e i A w00 for o xee orn by Mal or Exprues to it & | ing Hio dyke Dogun in wos ox- A RAPIST RAISED. bors have rights. You can’t run an opium | W. Bartlett, w d, lot 7, blk 25, lots 1, 2, [ Dlustrated—and circulam of uther things scit. soaled Ordiaary eters 3L oF B Ry, | tended to tho full length contomplated, | gy Poxns, Augnst 17 At the |den c eeupting and. dobasing our youth, |3, 4 11, 1, 15, 17, 30, bik 01, lota b, 8, | /2Ft¥o # st siamye. FEEKUSECN 0 R orM. A DAUPHIN, g, hew Orleans, L, | 1,000 f ; ':W‘vr -l‘::l?:::[l(-!;"‘“l l'.‘zml“: ;:“-t examination trial of the would-bo rapist, | No matter how much personal liberty you |9, blk 112, lots 2, 4, b, 6, 7. 10, 12, 17, t was I w0 | Martin Bradley, colored, yesterday guilt | may claim because it 18 disastrous to the | 18, 20, blk 115, lot 8, blk 129, 14.1 1. blk above low watev; for a distance of 7001 was conclusively eatablishod. - Last iight |1ifo and welfare of our cibizons, Then | 135, lots 1, 2, 3, blk 141, lots 4, 9,11, 13, ROVAL HTEAMSIIVS, which s tho shortest and ining dis- 9 feet. a N 'y : 10 on, eire N call on foo to {gf}j,f_’l““'.}-,"’. , emning ie o crowd of armod mon took him from the | why allow a saloon which s a willion | 19, ik 146, fots 1, 2.5, 7, 10 !-. h. bl .o Furmass ah Moty €34,000. Th T K‘ ti guards to the asylum grounds east of the | times worse than a glue or powder fac- | 165, lots 14, 17, blk 169, lot 8, blk 50, or H. ,(',m”" ..L,,“m.‘.'(,,,,.,,,,, Nub. sy he enginecr submits an estic | (oo hanged him, Citizens deprecate | tory wnd no better than the worst opium | Florence. 0. ML LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY (0 [moete of the cost of complotion of iy Gy g way this is the second at- | dent | Sarah J. Donecken and Angustus H, =1 | H. PHILLIPS, the existing project for the improvement | within a fow wecks. An-| Her closing tribute the Wi ‘Cures guaranteed or v Buy your European Steamship Tickets via the n's | Donecken to Jume Nollis, wd, lot # blk THE LEADING NEW YORK | | tempt at ray B. Frank Moore. |river from the Dlinois to the Ghio, | gl Sl eh® BECTREE fhe & widow | Clristian Tomperance Union was beauti- |2, Dovecken's sddition to Walit Hill, OFFER A NEW STOUK OF 127 La Salle Street. Chicago, |¥"ich Iy fixes ut &14 00, Mo tec: | iwo miles_out of town Lust night, but |ful and carnest and her appeal o the | 200, : TAITIXI.OXR? ! Rt e P s e | ommends an appropriation of “’v"; Jier #on boing at home shot at himand he | women of Omaha to join that grand [ Chiarles L "Newell to Eugeno O'Ned [Py s e e O A Aol oo | 08 W0 B8 your, “He ald ho propoted )y opy . | socioty and hielp the work cannot but be | w d, s of w § of blk 15, 8. E. [ | Tiood, i rmattion aud tioketa, 16)th Montly to expend the first in improving that —— productive of great good, add - #2021 1207 FARNAMSTREET. 1207 Drawing, w,"l of :h' aver "‘!M' St L“““i wnd Ao The name of Frances E, Willard is be- | Georg and Cliardes D i ‘Under the managouent of Mr. Halish. g : | then working down the stream, reclaim . - ing historical, E. B, Graham | Woodworth to B averton, w d, lot { Tuesday, Sepb. 11, |ie e ad vuiime p ow bk, snd| Musrarows, - August 1 7,~Tho ate| Sl Wslorioal Hov, K 8 Gratin | Woadworth b fdias Leayerion, v, T 'McCARTHY & BURKE, i First Capital Priz ¥16,000, Tiokets 8. Sold 1o | | thus reduci g the river to an approgi | tendance at the gene wossion this |y M. G C. E |80 UNDERTAKERsl Fliths at §1 oach, Hee full schewo clsewhere. m.mfl) uniform width of about 2,500 | morning was much larger than at any 1" ¢ Miller aud wife to Willlam ! A wodbaat feet. 1t is intended by this to secure o | previous occasion, the number of visi ~— RORHKR 2 AR BUle it | BUILDERS' MATERIAL., S . - | | chanue! depth of at lest eight foetat the | tors boing in oxeess of scientists. The| Scxorvia, A mediome that destrogs ‘.TI.F""‘ r, wal, lot 14, blk 22, Weat Eud | 28 14TH STRERT, BET. FARNAM 4 s also to | mceting was called to order o 1 shortly after | the germs of Scrofula and has the powor | G100 "\viking and wife to Blizaboth | Newost styles in Drovs Goods. Carpenter and AND DOUGLAS, ot of | en o'clock, J.E. HOUSE [lowest rtige, Alluvin banks a d b ortly g ! and g ? and communication from | to root it out is appreciated by tho of it of lot 1, | Machinista: Tools BELLEVUE COLLEGE. | be protected from erasion, The | Hormon, w d, s 4 of n 44 f | INK, appropriated &G00,000 forthis work, | St. Paul chamber of commerce, dnviting | flicted, I'he remarkable cures of men,wo b o 2 CU"SU“IHE and c“" EflEiflEEl a"d Hm\l lllluluulu( nded balance on July 1, | thefu ors to visit that city was read, | men and children as deseribed by testi- | Uk b0, —§4700, e W rranted Cutler: a.nd But- Under the eare of the Presbyterian Synod of Ne- SURVEYOR. {1883, was $185,246. For improvement of | Thé president reported a standing com- | monaly, prove Hood's Suvsapavilla a reli- | \) 0 o o Did. & y braska, Boglun e w;r‘-\;.;“:y:h. Al a:d ! Special sttention 1 Burvoying Town Addit ons .,,mh viver opposite 8t. Louis there \uu‘lmlh-:- and reconumended that on next | able [ e SN o (A g wag Y By vy <y o Lots. Furnishes Estimates of Excavations, Making | allowed to this work last year $60,000, of | Monday afternoon be tl mployed, f which cradicato Scrofula from the blo Pyt of ¢ g falo Scales Tuition low, "m""fi'flm"‘"’fi""‘"‘{ Oal } b vinsr NATIONAL) BANK, | Which 835,004 was expondud, lcaving | Hon. Geo. A. Pillsbury, chairman of tho | 100 donca 81.00. ~Sold by ull dualers, C. |{irely Cifud. thom, Nothing I ‘ ".i.i.:.‘i.-"&.:l’.i'}.., RO W 2. BOLEMAN b ol om il *OMAHA, NEB. 'Iumhblu 6,000, Itis estimated this|local committeo, announced an excur- |l Hood & Co. Lowell Mass, market.” Jacoh Butler, Reading, P'a, 1405 Douglas Streot, - - + OMAHMA vue, Neb, J¥15d-00d mdeSwin i