Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 1, 1883, Page 5

”s..—n. A N Gity, Suburban and Farm Property. Wa have a Fine Tract uear Center of City Which is a Bargain. 80x2€0, r0od 6 room house, mod usiness, on Sherman & 3x140, with house stable ote. ern SPECIAL. 111 £1,600—Lot in Kountze's 84 sddition, good throo good house, Redick's sub- foom house, bam, well, e, - Ono'third caah, n, (corner.) balanico 8 por cont. 96 Lot with s room house, Chicago, bet. 13th und 118 G900 One nAlttof In Kountee's8d addition, good | ® Lok Wit i sl 8 room house, with shed kitchen. One-half cash, balance to suit purchwser. 118 62,500 Lot 60x185, Rogers’ addition, Dorcaa St., near 10th, Good 7 room house, stable, cistorn, grapo vines, otc, 8500 cash, balance o suit pur- chaser at & per cent. 114 3,000—Three acres on 13th, one half mile xouth of Hascall's 6 room house, stable, fine trees, good ightly location. One-third cash, balance to suit. 116 £4,000—Two aores fa Dlocks west of O —Tot and 5 room house, Horbach's adal- well, cistorn, cte. Everythiug in good re- P 102 $960—Lot aud 4 roows bouse, Lzard, ber. 10th aud 17th Unimproved Property \g Cuming ard Burt, five ton College, Good b room , Cwoll, fruit, and. shrabbery, ono- balanes to suit. BEDFORD & §0T 116 §2.150—Full lot with 5 room house on " botween Center and Doreas. Good cellar, har ks, shrubbery, cte. FOR SALE BY BED! RD;&SOUER. b third 'oash, 7, Indiana and Division. ach, on 11th. Chongp, ch on 10th. tos & Read's nddition, lots, Ifauscom Place, one avone, 1 Park avenue, Bargains. 1th and 12th. lon, on Soward streot. coal house, cistern, side: Great Bangaiu. iful lot with 4 room house, good . Sightly loc ith 7 room cott Good —| ot, Reed’s 1at addi 120 $2,300 seautiful lots in McCormick's addi- oL T it on: [o e Bl tion, on Farnam stre 119 $3,800— R lac k avenue, full lot new 000~ Lot 505120, on Faruam, near 20th. Vo foap. ur acres in West Omaha. 80 —Lot iu Isunacs & on's addition, 60 1,800 Finc lot, Reddiok’s addition, Park ay 84 $400—52 feet of block M, Shinn's nddition, view. §2,200—Lot 44x€00n 18th. ) two-story house, sheds, city water, trees and all Bargaln, 0 Cash—Tot 36x138 on 11th §t, in Kountze's it lario rooms, lot beauti worth much more, 121 ots in Reese Place, Businesa proparty street, Good houso 20 graded lot on Chicago, bet e, well, cl 18th and 14th. . ro ice 31,800, two- | 3 300 11t, high location, south 10th. thirds cash. This is o bargain, Must b s01d by | 100 §5,000—89x132 on 10th, bet. Harney and Mo the 20th or will be withdrawn fromsale. Improved FProperty. o, cor. 13th and California city water, outhouses, axd. 103 §750 each—Two_ extra good lot fn Ranscoms addition, Cood high location. | Bargains in Farms & Lands -8 room house on N. 18th street, closets, BrvkokD & SoveRr. on Davenport, bet. ¢ osets, pantry, cellar, shrabbery, stable and x room hio No. 7 10 827 per acre—160 nero improved farm, noar Cres: 10 acres woodland, 45 acris com, 2 Rors d Clovor. olot on McCandilsh pinco, with | 13 #4,000—3 of & milo wast of Ft. Omatin £V0 fraue cottages, ono b roow, cao §room. [ EWohotes b corn crib, two For aale or exchange. 16 82,100—Good two aud o halt acro lot with five room cottege, brick cellar, well frait trees, ote. 17 One of the best three ory brick business ko on Farnam street. Termis private, o on N. 18th strect. All | Good location, Cheap. 9 £5,800—Now two story house, Queen Aun_tvle. All modern mprovenionts, city water, lo 100x 100 Wil fel or 1 cultivation, house, &table, d, Coffee couuty, I , 4 1.5 milea from Bur. (ansas, Will exohange ounty. Al under fenco aad well imp This property bscheap ot $10,000, 820 per ucre—400 acres, 8 m om Watarloo, Douglas county. Part’ in cultivation, balance meadlow, all good taud. Wil well or will arrange mith cattlo man for oo partnorship, oc will o tract to feed 800 or 400 head of cattle, 70 to 82—10,000 sorea in Merrick o Good alio land, sud will he wold troz” §0 €0 89 per 2 Two full lota Sk Mary's pvenuo and 20th, with 8 houses. Will bo tiret oluss business property. Torms easy. 4 $3,750—Lo% 00398, witl. two housea. Ohewp. 0 $2,600—Two houses In N adulblon, oa Cen- ter sircot. Outaouses, oisters, fruit fred, cte. Business house and lot on Douglas sirees, Dok 14tn and 15th. Terms easy. 4 New 8 room house on Chicago. bet. 24th and 26th. All improvementa, 9 §7 por aere—Will buy 160 acrua o Cadar Co, 96 $16. por acro—320 acres milos trow Hawmburg Towa. per sore—Improved near Logen Iowa. veral hundred sore in Cumiog Co. Neb. Two new houses, one eix and orlier 8 rooma, §ix thousand scros 1o Stanton Co, Neb, First-class ond modeen Lmprovements. Torms | 107 §10° per acro—2200 acres timberod Land In Ray Easv o Co., Mo throe small farmy ou tnis land, balanco 8 §2,700--Lot 100x182, College Street, Redick's good oottonwood timber, which will more than subdivision, new & room house. Well improved. pay far investinent. For ale or exchiauge 85 £2,600- Coavent street, 8 rom oot | Ounali proverty. tage, Jarge baseméat suitable for rooms, barn 108 §2,200—Lot 219 sonth Omaha, four rooms, weli, cistes good conaltion wnd e 89 §2,500—0 oom houso, Thornell's nddition barn, well, clstm, good (mprovewents, $500 cash, 1,800 on long ti $4,200—7 room house on Daveuport, bet. 10th and 17th, 6 Lot 176x500 on Sherman, large nouse, barn_and other improvemonts, Lot without improvo- menta is worth the money we ask tor it. 7 Two new houson and two full sizo lots on Park Mot und cold water, snd & modern 90, cor.17th and Dellview St., r Hascall’s Park, brick house, able, ocllar. Al in 0w, i Washingten county, 8 2 per acro—400 ac ol A , J miles south of Blair, line of C. ii. P, M. & 0. T s imurovements, Housos, wouin | rallroad. “Station st cornor of this lan 100 acros in i hot stream runuing water. B0 acres grass, 150 walnut and elin. 160 cor, 17th and Center, house 3 §2,800—Lot rn, water, tro Hngs. 4 rooms, cr—oak, hickory, gool truit and o Dy *"I.ffifl':""" it olornih & [ undance of cespen.” 1y pardly ikod, Ono of it B o it 0 bust farms ia the county. It purchuser 50 81,600 Lot 0, block 8, Shinn's 2 addidion. Ono | the bost farmy W the cquut, X woud and o halt story houge. 'Tvrms #2 #3,000—G0ood 7 room houso of iniprovements, stablo, well, i 68 $3,000—Full lot, one 8 roon houso, new, 6 blocks from the opors hueo. herd of cattle. A& Call and exsmine other property uob isted. BEDFORD & SOUER, 21 H.14th, bek. espam and Lougise choap. 9 $1.,650—Bplendidlot on Dodgo, near 1 #,000—Larze house and suiall cottay® Excel | location full size Iot Davenport near 19th. NIRKWOGD. Lots in this addition are selling rapidly, and prices will be again advanced m a few days. These are without a doubt the most desirable lots n Omaha, and will certainly double in price before spring, All who bavei seen them are well pleased and pronounce them cheap. BEDFORD & SOUER, Roal Estate Agency, EAaST SIIDIE 14th Street, bet. Farnam and Douglas. What About It ? Of unquestionable Merit. At swords' points with pain. Baves from verfous suffering » of Medicines, Bepechlly esteems Chiie ecarache ernn leaves wher stly recomimendd to o « the childr adily ialtios ire for Catarth, The Original and only. Try It for Lumbago. Tip-top for toothinche and Headache, We cannot Err in our Judgment; thousr to thoss truths Unequallod by anything of its kind in the arhot. For burns and bites it is excellent Oporatds beneficially On all wounds Finds favor in overy tamily. Mani‘actured fn honesty. Enterpriso and Doep study have made It what it is. Cures cold and coughs almost {uvariably. Keep 1t in the household, Neuralgia never stood before it Easy to take—economical—reliablo, Staple as salt. Sold cverywhere FOSTER M/LBURN s Prop's, Buffalo, N. ¥ A FIGHTING PARSON. Charlte Davis aud Paddy Ryan at Sall Lake, The Manly Art Wins Favor in Mor- mondom. The following from the Salt Lake Tri- bune will prove of interest to many of our readors: A large audience assembled at tho Lake Theater last evening the attraction being Paddy Ryan, the heavy-w champion of America, in a friendly contest with his trainer, Mike Kane. The audience was quite enthusiastic at times, but there was nothing rough in the entire programme, and the large number of ladies present appeared to enjoy the en- tertainment as thoroughly as those of the sterner se: A nuwmber of set-tos had been arranged between local pugilists to help fill out the evening, over which *‘Parson” Davia act- ed as master of ccremonies, and H. J. Stone, as referee, giving general satisf: tion. The contest arranged was for asilver cup to the winner of the three rounds of two minutes h, one minute rest, with soft gloves. This was conducted accord- ing to the Marquis of Queensbury rules, oxcepting a_reduction of one minute in the rests. There were eight contestants for the trophy. The first called were William Shultz and a “Paddy Ryan,” in which Shultz leclared the winner., ongre Kelley and George Denney sup plied the eecond set-to. In the second round Kelley was knocked down by his antagonist and in falling hurt his hip so severely that he was unable to come to teh at the call of time for the 1d. of-to between George Leslic and Mike Fitzgerald, the former was de- clared the winner. This bout caused yme excitement, but it was all accerd- « to the rules. {he sparring between Donald McDou- ald and James Garrity was declared a rast by the referec. . 1. Brubaugh gavea fine dis- play of club rwinging. He presented sone forty different motions and showed himself an expert in this class of physical exercise. Joln Moran and a John Hayes gave a frendly contest. A friendly contest was also presented by James Garrity and a “John L. Sulli- van.” This proved the liveliest contest of the evening, Mr. J. D, Turnbull gave a fine cxhibi- tion of both awkward and fancy roller skating, aud was called out & second time. At tho final contest Leslie and Denney were the only two appearing. After o hard battle the prize cup was awarded to Leslie. Thos. Austin the *‘colored professor,” was present, and willing to spar with any comer, but 1:0 one was found to contest with him, Last of all came the feature of the eve- ning. 'The celebrated Paddy Ryan and hus trainer, Mike Kane, were introduced. In his sparring costume, Ryan presented a picturo of a perfoct man physicyly. Both celebrities were in good spirits and gave a fine exhibition of “scientific spar- ring lasting through three rounds. The fino movenents of these experts were ap- plauded to the echo. While “slugging” ai arule may be con- sidered a rather brutish employm ent, it is but justice to state that there was noth- ing disgusting or exceptional in the por- formance given by the Ryan party. They leave the city to-morrow. e e—— Excited Thousands, All over the land are guigg into ecstasy over Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Their unlooked for recovery by the timely ko of this great life Saving remedy, caunes nearly wild in it praise, It is an itively cure Severe Coughs, Coldy, Asthus, Hey Fover, Bronchitis, Hoarses nees, Loss of Voice, or uny affection of tho 8 hroat aud Lunvs, e Postofice Chapges, Changes in Nebraska during the week uding October 27th, 1883—furnished for Tur Bee by Wm. Van Vleck, of the Postoflice Department: Established—Arbuta, Gosper county, Julin H. Ashby, I. M.; Millsdale, Custor county, Alvin Harris; Oram, Furuas county, Lsanc N. Hollinger. Discontinuned—Putnam, Gage county. Name C! ed —O'Neall county, to O'Neill, Postmasters Appoint Coon Prairie, Boone county, flotre; Gould, Dawson county, John Firsch; Overton Dawson county, Rees Roe; Palmyra,Otoe Ira M. Taggart; Kearney county, rah 1. Mills, e e— Has Conilde “In one case personally known to me the success of Hurdock Blood Bitters wis almost incredibl ady described them as worth Jundveds of dollars. 1 my ave the greatest confidence m thew,” ¥, ratch, Drug: gist, Ruthven, Ont. Holt City, d AL ORDERS S| anating from Headquarters, De- partment of the Plate. The verbal instructions of the Depart- ment Commander to First Lieutenant Guy Howard, I'welith infantry, A, D. C., to accompany him to Fort Laramie, Wyo., on public business, (Oct. 17, 1883,) and return on its completion to these head- quarters, are confinaed, The travel THE DAILY BEE--GMAHA, THUR directed was necessary for the public ser vice, The following named men enlisted at Forts Douglas, Utah, and D. A. Russell, | Wyo., are assigned as follow Kelly, to company H, Sixth infantry; Martin Marnane, to the Sixth infantry; he will be sent to the station of his re.i ment on the first favorable opportunity, | Private James Manning, re-enlisted at Fort Omsha, Neb., is assigned to com pany B, Sixth infantry; ho will be sent to the station of his company on the first favorable opportunity. m— atate Transfors, deeds filed for office Oc¢ Real The following record in the county cler! tobor 81th, reported for Tre Bre by Ames’ real estate agency John 8, Halbert to Fred H d, w ) of lot 2, Ragan's add., $2,500. City of Omaha to James oville, ¢, part of Twentioth stroct, Omaha, $100 Anna Maria ICrichs and husband to J Iner et al, w d, s 32 feet of lot 4, £1,100, Haney to Saml. B, Han of s } soe 6, t 15, r 10, 8624, P. Bomis and wife to Mary 1) Russe, w d lot 11, block H, Lowe's st add., 8100, Rudolph Huss and wife to Land, w d lots 4 and b, block 54, ence, £400. Soren acobren and wifo to John Jort, wds ) of se § of nw} andsof sw } of nw [, sec 4, T 16, R 12, §1,000. Albert H. Sander and wife to Peder Pedersen, w d pt of so § of se |, sec 16, T 16, R 13, §750. ctom— A Bear Hunter. Portland (Oreg.) Telegram: Bill Doy- ing, the great bear hunter, had a terrible encounter with a_bear and was badly hurt. St. Jacebs Oil gave instant relief. —— were Davis, w Bilen Do Flor- BAPIIST CONFERENCE. An Interesting Moeecting of Pastors at Pastor's confsrenco of Nebraska Baptists met in the Firat Baptist church, at Fremont. Neb., Tuesday evening at 7:30 oclock. The devotional moeting was led by tho president of the conference, Rov. B. I Lawler, of Salem, followed by a sermon on rovivals. The we come and assigning o homes of the messengers, by Pastor W. W. is, of Fremont, was most cordial. The pulpit was adorned with beautiful flowers and plants by the ladics, a silent and impressive welcomo address. Wednesday Morning, October 81st.— Prayer meeting was led by Rev. J. C. Read, of Nebraska City, subject, Holi nesa. Criticisms of Pastor Chaffecls sor- mon of last evening brought out and em- phasized the subject, participated in by Rev. G. W. Rend, president of the Bap- tist Reminary at Gibbon, Rev. BB. Bedell. of Peru, Dr, M. Stone, of Omaha, and ot hors, Rev. B. Bedell, of Peru, was electod president for the * ensuing year, Rov. G. Holmes, of Blair, vice president, and W. Webb of Palmyra, secrtary. Sermon plan, by Rev. C. W. Springer, of Red Cloud, read by Rev. Hapgood, of David City, the author being absent. Not, eriticised. At 11:55 a paper was read by Rev. Hutton, of Albion, which created an in- tense interest, cism by Drs. Stone and Haigh, of Chicago, and others. e —— GRSONAL, R. H. Pumoy, of Fairmont, is at the Pax- ton. Howard B, Smith retnrned from Montana yesterduy. Mr. and Mrs, J. Rathbone of London, Eng- land, are guests at the Puxton, Lucion Stephens has roturnod from bis Mis- sourt vasit, fosling in fine trim. Hon. A. G. Kendall, commissioner of pub- lic lands and buildings, is in the city. Aseistant General Passengor Agent L. B. Jones, of the U. P., roturned from the oast yesterday accompanied by his wifo, Thos. McKell, President of the Central National Bank, Chillicothe, Ohio, is is town, the gaest of his sister, Mrs, H. B, Smith, Harry J. Sargent, manager of the Dion Boucicault company, who s in the city, has had considerable oxpe over Mllo, Rhiea, and before that introduced Modjeska to this country. The following are among tho arrivals at the Paxton yesterday: T. A. Millard, Burling- ton, Towa; Lee Rosenheim, New York; W. L, endall, Boston; L. Rockwell, New York; Charles Redick, New York; R. Vogel, Philu- delphis; William R, White, Chicago; C. H. Fraser, St. Louis; J. P. Choyney, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs, Rashbone, London; 8. Meyer, Boston; W. F. Murphy and wife, Dunlap, Towa; Miss Murphy, Dunlay, Towa; Miss Nomen, Dunlup, Towa; Georgo W. Schwartz, Chicago; G. 1. Homan, Boston; A, G. Heath, Chicago; Herman Moyer, Chicago; J. Wolf, Jr., Phila- delphia; H. Coffon, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs, McCarty,J W. Hurst, J. B. D. Blaks, Chicag 5. M. Falk, Towa; ¥. D, Stacy, jr., city; A. R. Borry, Gloversvilo; F. D. Klopsor, Weep- ing Water; ¥. J. Barton, New York; B, Simonson, Chi H. M. Kulton and wife, Indianapolis; G. J, Yeauik, Ashlond; . H, Omoara, Marion, low . M. Brown, St. Louis; W, wife, Sigax City Douison; M. Fddy, Chi Trown, Now York; C, J. D. ¥. McCoffrey, C. Crawfid, , Kavsas City; wven, 8t. Louis; D. P, Pymo, . Sawuels, L West Poin L, Croun Ed. 8. Raff, P, 8, Rider, St. Louis; R, H. Penuey, Fairmount; J. C. Osgood, Towa; J. 8. Chambers and wife, Nebraska City; R. K. Woodward and wife, . . Woodward, Long Branch; F. Parm- eles, New York; Geo, K. Hair, Chicago; G. W. Gawes, Illinois, mes Bowman, New York; L. Behwartz, Chicago; Geo. A. Hickox New York; J. 8. Sehwep, Now York; H, Z, Burk. haust, wife and son, Hailey, Idaho; 8. ¥, Tappan, Genoa, Neb.; J. Kider; Chic go; Douglas o in this line, about ws much as any one, for it was he who brought D. M. Jenkios, Boston; with, Syracuse; Matt Millor, David City; ¥. M. Wilson, Omaha; erholm, Towa; John Shield, Phelps and R Heffcliuger and wifo, New Chase, A. W. Butler, city; uisville; J BRIDGES MOUNTIN' HICH. [rsurmonntable Barriers [nstantly Over- come by @ Railroad on Paper, Tho Latest Overland Route and How Its ‘‘Backers’ Were Seoured. The California Pool Ballot for a Commisaioner: all Day RAILROAD MATTERS, TOP HEAVY, New Yorg, October 31.—Richard King, President of the National Bank of Commerce of this city, who was con nocted m o San Francisco dispateh with the United States Central Railroad com pany (the capital beingplacedat §75,000, 000), expressed himself to a reporter of The Commercial-Advertisor very indig- + 4| nant a® the use of his namo as the pro moter of the enterprise, and declared that the action wasentirely unauthorized, The route is declared impracticable, and the legal obstacles to the construction pronounced insurmountablo, THE ENTRAL 10WA POOL, Cricaco, October ¢ tives of the Central Tow, ciation will meet Lore Friday for the purpose of discussing and sottling some differences in regard to freight rates to Des Moines, MEETING POKTLONED, Curcaco, October 8lL—Roads inter- ested in business east through Peoria were to have met to-day, but by pre vious agreement the mocting was in- definitely portpened. ANOTHER DENTAL. Cnicaco, Octobe -Concorning the report from San Francisco eonnecting his name with the proposed new railroad to San Francisco, in competition with thoe Central Pacitic railroad, ex-Governor J. L. Beveridge, of 1llinois, said: “I am not personally interested in it. 1 know Bridges, and know ho has been agitating the matter.” THE OVERLAND POOL, 3.~ Reprosonta- Railway asso- The managers, passonger agents and freight agents of the California lines and their eastern connections occupied the entire session in an unsuccessful attempt to choose a commissioner. The attempt will be resumed to-morrow. Soventy ballots were taken. The fol- lowing are among the persons veted for: Charles Rockwell, general freight agent of the New York, New Haven & Hart- ford; George H. Rice, general agont at San Francisco ef the Pacific Mail Steam- ship company; E. P. Ripley, gencral freight agent of the Burlington & Quincy; J. ¥. Aglar, gonoral agent of the Union s; G, W. Ristine, tic manager of the St. Louis & Texas; H. Hiland, general freight agent of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha; George Olds, freight traflic man ager of the Missouri Pacific; John Cramp- ton, of Chicago, formerly froig the Vandalia line, and Goeorge Ale: ox-vice presidont of the Lowsville & Nashvillo. A unanimous vote is noces- sary to elect. On the last ballot Rock- weil had all except one; the others who showed strength at various stages wore Alexander, Ristine and Ripley. A DAKOTA RAILROAD WAR. Fanao, Dak., October 31.—There is great excitement at Wahpeton over the refusal of the Manitoba railrond te de- liver forty-seven cars of freight to the Fargo and Southwestern railroad at Wah peton yesterday. The freight was ma- terial for construction of the Fargo and Southwestern raiiroad, and the cause of the dispute is supposed to bo opposition of the Manitoba to the newroad. Eleven cats of ties wore takon possession of by the Fargo and Southwestern men, but they were attacked by 800 Manitobn workmen, and the cars recaptured. The Manitoba road has prevented the now road from completing ita road-bed at Wahpeton, and the Kargo and South- westorn to.day made application for an injunction prohibiting the St. Paul, Min- neapolis and Manitoba railroad from entering upon or interfering in any way with it road-bed or right of way at Wah- peton. The complaint alleges that the Manitoba road has no title to the ground upon which the road-bed is located; that the Fargo Southern is the owner in fee simple of the right of way whore the two lines interscct and that the Manitoba road has caused an embankment to be turned back on divers occasious as fast as built up; that in addition to this alleged aliciousness, the Manitoba, after the Fargo Southern located its line, extended its side-tracks across the Fargo South- ern line for no other purpose than to maliciously interfere with the rights of the Farge Southern A telegram from Grand Forks states that Judge Hudson has granted the injunction asked for, restraining the Manitoba from in any way interfering with the Fargo Southern or entering upon its lande, | — Lo Pacific at St. tr: Bound o Beat Tanner, New York, October 81.—Smull, the horse thief, is in his twenty-fourth day’s fast in the Belvidere, N. J., jail. His pulse is 4. Ho gets very little sleop and has lost thirty pounds since his in- carcerat Smull intonds to surpnss s record by ten days. Fastox, Pa., October 31,—In the coal | trains collision on the New Jersey read ar Lebanon the engine and forty cars wore wrecked. John Sinclair, engineor, injured. TJUTT’S PILLS TORPID BOWELS DISORDERED LIVER, and MALA EJIA. From these sourcos riso thice fon 'l.h! of 5 86 @wmptoms indicate thelr oxist Ayppetite, Bowels costive, wchic, fullness aftor cating, cxeriion of body er mind, Blek aversion to Eructation of food, Irritability of tomper, L irita; A fecling of Laving newtectsd some duty, Disziness, Plutieving at tho cart, Dots befor iy cols ored Urine, CONS and do- Tnand the use of & romedy that rootl AsaLivermedioine TURT e s ¢, Their aotion on th ) { 1, AVE DO equit, hel e C, A, Munroe, Kearwoy; John W, Rose, | it} u‘uumuln1'.»1»0Trun.ln;mnuvxm: Chieyenne; J. J. Brooks, Chicazo. @l {mpurities through these thieo ¢ scave g e ———— eny w8 Of the system,” producing €ppo £itd Jouna diestion, regular stools, & clenr Ohinese]Certificates. sl Anduvigorous bods. TUTTKELLLE 3 ) 2 81,1 ‘g0 NO niasen OF griping nor iuterier 8aN Francisco, October 81.—The ‘h‘(lmhlly Worle nd are & perfoct Bulietin says, on reliable authority, a regular system of fraudulent broksrage the for ing establishinent in Canton furnish Chinese with *“Trader’s’” certificate from $10 to §560 each, the cost depe on the standing of the applicant's friends applicant i Chineso of- who vouch for him. The not brought in contact with ficials, &NTIDOTE TO !.JHAI-AR \deverywhere, @fie. Ty Bt ‘Av TUTTS HAIR DYE, GuAY HaIR O WHISKERS cbanged in stantly to s GLossy BLACK b usiogle ap plication of this Dk, Sold Dy Drugglists Or ent by expross on Teceipt of 81, Oftice, 44 Murrny Btroe: ow York, TUTT'S MAKUAL OF USEFUL REGEIPTE FRER DAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1383. Towa, The colored to-night, re- October people, in maes meeting solved to ask the next legislature of Towa to adopt the sections of the civil rights Krokuk, 31, bill decided unconstitutional United States Supreme court. the by — Wholesale Polsoning. Ciscrsxart, October 81, Fourteen rsons in different families, living in westorn part of the city, have been acked with symptoms of p child died to-day, and a number of soning, O others are seriously ill Yellow Fev RANCISCO, r At Eriseo, Sax October 31,—The Pacific mail steamer San Blas_arrived this morning from Panama brought three cases of yellow fover—John Murphy, a cabin_passenger, from New York; Fran cisco Perez, Acapuleo, and the steamer's cook., The two | are reperted dying, Murphy is recovering. The vessel failed to fly tho yellow The surgeon was ignorant of the prevalence of yellow fover, and on the way up stopped” at Acapuleo and Mazatlan. ~ Tho fover is still raging there. At Mazatlan she took thirty pas- sengers and got a clean bill of health, e Temperance Workera. Derrorr, October 31, At the session of the women’s national temperance con vention the reports of the executive com mitteo were adopted. The reports from different superintendents of departments occupied the remainder of the afternoon, loansed and w Choki o and hearing ng muc ) o chocked. Coughs, B tin, Droppings into the Throat, Pain it the Chiost, Pyspepaia, Wasting o Strengeh and Flosh, Los of Sloop, ote., enrud, O veut and ono De. Sanfond of all druggists, for package, LA RADICAL, llation of § CURE, & puiro d Witeh 11 Ca. Fir, Marfgold, Clover Blossoms, Diiva AV CILEN 0.0 Dowtorn ror the reliot_and prevontion, ,QLUN& tho INSTANT 1T 18 APPLIED, NOLTAIR,? of Rhoumntien, Neuraliia, Sciat ’ X , Woak Back, o, Shooting umbness, Hystoria, Fo. Palpitation, Dyspep plaint, ous Fe. My v/ 2 TRIC PLAGTERS Wik 11 i A ~ CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY. Cures riieats Debilit ovarywhare P T aranteed ottle, four & I press to Sold by Uy ta. K o AL INSTITUTE, Proprictors, 718 Olive Streot, St iy, A 1 Bave sold Sir Astloy Cooper's Vital Restorative ka highly of it ody of true me Oniabn_Feh 11883 T gt ORAY SPECIFIC MEDICINES' TRADE MARK Tin Grrat Exo- TRADE MARK 4 FORE TARING. 1wty Pain AFTER TARN Back, many other di camption an BRWARR Of uisn REveny. An unfailing eure for Sominal Wonk. ness, Spormatorr. , Tmpotency, and " all Diseasos that follow as & soquonce of Self. Abuse; a8 loss ot 45 mory, U Dinng of Vision, Prematire vid Age, ase that lead to Tnsanity or Con® d & Prom f advortis refund money, when sts from whom not ¥ you to the man tho of ono sing the most ske On account of 10w Wray T #lro to send cifio Medic Age, oF 81X | mail on the THE Sold o package of Gray's ch that they are seldom, {f ever i writ A'bria optionl of its ronl morits. write: oitors, we have adopted the pper; the only genuine. all particulars in our pamphlet, which we de- free by mail to every one. Th receipt of the GRAY MEDICINE UG, ssuffal PURE COD LIVER OIL AND LIME. eyen thoso by no witto rom S Walhor's Lime,” with flavor of th »the Consumptive, langnish under the fatal soverity of our el mato through any pulmon Let those who complaint, ¢ Consumption, hore is a_safo and who ave in e ns os . yat hand, and one easily tried. Compound’ of Cod-Liver Ol and t possessing the very nauseatin il s heretofore wsed, 19 endowad by tho Phosphate of Limo with a healing pro- ety whic hr dors the Oil doubly efficacions. ablo testimonials of ita officacy can bo Sold by A, B. i Witnor, Chemist, Boston, and all drugiists. THE PHILOSOPHY OF HEADACHE, H MONIZE TE \ANS AL 118 SO MAKUFACTURELR OF OF BTRIOTLY FIRST-CLASS Carriapes. Broies Road Wagons AND TWO WHEEL CARTS. 1810 wnd 1320 Haen, v fitreot and 403 8, 18th Street, WITH ARRANT APERIENT,AND YOU CURE AND THE LIVER PANG THAT {EAD. REGULATE, TONEAND HAR- 1E ACITON OF THESE ALLIED OR- SELTZFR EOOMPLAINT RCE. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, —~0OMAHA, NEB M. HELLMAN & CO,, Wholesale Clothiers! 11301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREE1 COR. 13TH, OMAHA, . NEBRASK T R TR s PERIFECTION N Heating and Baking Is only attained byjmsing ' CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges, WITH WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS For salo by MILTON ROGERS & SONS, OMAHA- 9 W &I IR EUES . Booth’s ‘Oval’ Brand AND FRESH FISH AT WHOLESALE. D. B, BEEMER, Agent,Omaha. HENRY LEHMANN JOBBER OF qll Paper and Window Hales. EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED) 1118 FARNAM STREET, . . § OMAHA NEB,