Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 9, 1884, Page 5

o RTINS AN oy Omabha Iron Works s & ity ey g A Jern e BRPRIANS: . S BRpeIgts i “Well, my son,”’ said the old theatrical manager yestorday, “I hopo you have been profiting by my suggestions, and are not cherishing any ambition to become an actor or to write a play.” “Yes, sir,” replied the student of hu man nature, ‘‘I have taken your words to heart. 1 am contented now with my lot in lifo and do not aspire to be a Booth or a Jofferson; nay, not even a Bartley Campbell,” “Very well, and a great and happy career lies before on as you have begun of thirty-five o forty look old strikes mo as being more remarkable.” bly made up. Tho greater portionof the offoct—the fundamental work duced with brown grease paint. on his entire face a coat of it. Then he made the color darker all around the oyes and in the hollow of the cheeks. The cheek-bone was brought out with a touch of flosh-color on the prominent part. The lips were let alone. They are genorally reddened a little for a youthful appearance. The wrinkles were marked in the usual way, and the brows and lashes were mado gray. *Now, M. Mezieres, who is a fine, stal wart man of hardly more than 40 yenrs, was pro- He laid Reduced. To-Day, RAILROAD REPORTS. SIZE NO OBJECT. Srrt b, January 8.—The Hlinois railway and warehouso commission gaven Commisstoner Pierson. Slarts a Lively | Fare From Missoun River Points The Fun Begins all Along the Line ¥ Drs Motses, January 8, —Philip Mathis, an employe in Aultman & A Fatal Fall New Youk, January 8, Honry Hosey and O rles Klopordick, workmen, wero ated from a scaffold this morning a distance of fifty feet into the ment of a new building on Broad- way, upon which they were working. Dunn was instantly killed. The other two cannot live, Who Cares for Jimmie now? KassasCrry, January 8. — Frank Jamos is roported seriously ill at his home in Independence, threatened with pneumo- PiLL 1ances “Well, T don't know that it is any Rumpus § L ’ . A y ! o ¥ A Schuster's brewery, foll through an open U. P. RATLWAY - - - 17TH:& 18TH STREETS — moro difiicult than the production of the S, hatchway a distance of about nine Foot TORPID BOWELS o t cot | offect T have just deseribed. I can ex- . striking on his_head on n coment floor, - What Butterflios of Fashion do Not| J 0 40 vol however, Thoactor whom | No Dictation From Eastern Trunk [and sustainined injuries from which he Dlso%g EN?,&_?\“H Ver, Know—A Discourse Abont the I have before mentioned played in ‘Pa- Lines died after about an hour, He leaves a [ T'rom these sonrces arisc Tourths ot Methods of “Making Up." tience' the Major, and was most admira- mes. wifo and five children. tho disoazes of the human reo. Those i — N symptoms indicate their - Tone of Appetite, Bowels oo achie, Mlinsss after exertion of bo of food, Are spirits, A 7T some dnty ¢ enrt, mand the use of a romedy thnt ontho Liver, AsaLivormet . Thoir action on the prompt; removing heso throo ¢ scave ¥ Skin i apuritics through 1 engers of the syatem," producing appo- tite, sound digestion, regalar tools, & clear skinandavigorousbody, TUTT'S PILLS cnuse no nauaen or griping nor interfors with dmls\\-nrl: and are a porfect ANTIBOTE T0 MALARIA i Shesic » the oase (uite | Soldeveryw) A Jou. Gonerations to eome will bless your | with & luxuriant head of black hair and | decision to-day, holding that state freight L‘;’,:“' hysicians Promounice the oA (e f e e any plays There are other things [artist at making up. He is frequently [ without respect to the size or capacity of Poor and Sick, SRAY ITATR OR WINGKERS ohanged { N which ought not to be written, even in [seen as an old man, and his l\[lipunr:mm-, cars, The point was raised against the D 1, Cal, January S.—J. W, [stantly to a Grossy BLACK hgnnlngln ap- MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERSHI‘f " Ste am Engines, Boilers newspapers, but 1 do not propose to give any advice as to the government of these United States, nor of the fourth ward. Lot us stick to the theatrical profession. What can 1 tell you about to-day !’ The student humbly sugeested that he would prefer to have the manager follow tho bent of his own tender fancy. “Well,” said he, “while we aro hunting aided by his movements, is truly artistic. He makes up in a totally different man- ner from that just deseribed. He takes all the life and color out of his face by a profuse distribution of whito puwf.-r. Then he brings out the portion of the checks running down the side of thenose and mouth with rouge. This, with a heavy wrinkle drawn down each side, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad, which claimed the right to charge more than the specified rate, owing to the fact that thoir cars are from 30 to 32 foot long, while the usual size of cars is only 28 foot. THE ERSHIP ENDED, Krokuk, January 8.—The St. Joseph & Wostern railway was taken from the Dent, cousin of Mra. General Grant, sui cided at Alvord mine Saturday lnst, Poverty and sickness wero tho cause, Heo leaves a wife in poor circumstances, i —— OfF the Iron, Lexizaron, Ky., January 8. A train was thrown from the track on the coal road at Olive Hill, to-day. P. M. Cun- plication of thia Dye. Sold by Drugglsts, or gent by exprosa on receipt of 81 Oftion, 44 Murmy Stroot, New York, TUYT'S MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREG. T nooossity for rom t and eficiont ousehold - medies « GELEBRATED isdaily growing more imparative, and these Hostotte Stomach Bitters 1s . . 3 the chief i for n suggestion I know of a placo where |makes ~his checks look fat and i oS PR MR wes EEGR R SR ningham, suporintondent, was Killed, and 1he Mokt popuiars | they know how to make a seductive con- [ flabby. The chin is brought out| ¢ the difforences among the stock- | Charles Bachman severoly injured. Irrogularity of the coction of spirits, milk, sugar and nut- | with~ rouge also, The usual wrin-|}o1q0ts having been adjusted. T e et B v Ao meg. Does this picture please thee!” kles of 1”“1’ : fnrnhlcm} ulru then S Ry he 8t. Louis Police. complaint, debility "HEELS N It does.” put in very lightly, and also the crow's ATRS BRAUN, Sr. Lovis, January 8. The hoard of rhoumatism & n WATER WHEELS, ROLLERIMILLS.: foct at the cornwrs of tho cyes. Ono| _Ciicaco, January 8.—As a result of Binorallmnts, sro Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery “Then let us away.” And they awayed. And_ as they were awaying they passed a beautiful wo- man dressed ~ with a direct and evident great poculiarity of Mozieres’ make-up is tho way ho treats his oyes. Instead of sinking thom with dark paint he whitens the failure to reach an agreement in re gard to payment of commissions on through passenger business from the sea- ruti.-.- commisstoners have elected Major sawrence Harrison chief of police, to fill a vacancy ocoasioned by the dismissal of Colonel Campbell, thoroughly con el by thisincompara. ble family restorative and medicinal eato- ard, and it i just- y 3 SR TRy design of knocking out the lilies of the them. His eyolashes are made perfectly board !n.Mla.' ri river points, ln-_lw.wq - ly regarded ns the MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE field in tho first round. Sho was sitting | White. Under this treatment the eyes | Commissioner Picrson and the Missouri An Opera House Sold. m‘mm“““mtm Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting ,Cloth { STEAM PUMPS, STEAM, WATER AND GAS PIPE, BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. IS ODELL ROLLER MILL. We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for of Flouring Mills and Grain Klevators, or for changiny the erection Flouring Mil g=F = Lispeci pose, and estimates made for same. - to promptly. Address , from Stone to the Solies System. ® I ¥9TIO¥ TTIAO attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur— General machinery repuirs attended RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omaha, Neb. in a carriage; a beautiful cross-eyed pug dog was by her side, and a cast-steel coachman was on the box seat. The lady's face was noticeable. It was white even as the image of death. On cach cheek was a brilliant red blotch, and un- der oach eye was a black line. Her cye- lashes were also black as the darkness of Egypt. Her hair was of the color that made Laura of Avignon famous, but is now to be had in bottles. “Look at that woman,” remarked the manager. ‘‘There is our subject.” 1 don’t understand.” “Well, sir, she is ‘made up.’ That is, she is painted and whitewashed and has cosmetic on her eyes. She has made herself up with a desire to look pretty, but the result is that she looks hideous. The reason is very simple: She dosen’t know how to make up in day-time. There are thousands of women going around New York every day pamted and powdered in a way that makes a clever actress laugh. The trouble is this: They do not realize that a day make-up and a night make-up should be altogether dif- forent. Any one can sce that there is a difference between gaslight and sun- light, Isuppose. Now, of course, an become flat and small. Mezieres keeps them about half open, and this increases the delusion. For the line of villainous, cunning, licentious old men which he plays this make-up is simply perfect. It makes him an effete old man, with leer- ing, trencherous oyes.” *Do you think of any other remarka- ble instances of making up?” “Oh, there are plenty of them to be seen overy day. Not always the best ac- tora are best at it. Mr. Booth's make-up as King Lear is an exceedingly good one, but 1 think that Mr. Barrett's, when he played the part at Booth's theatre, was much more striking. His ecffect was gained, however, by the use of s wig and beard made of a very fine quality of fluffy gray hair. Dear dead-and-gone Harry Beckett's make-up as Harvey Dufl, in the *Shaughran,’ was fine, and Harry Mon- tague’s face as Captain Dudley Smooth, in ‘Money,” was a study. He worea full beard and dida’t look a bit like him- self. It made his female admirers moan, and they didn’t like him in the part one bit, but the whole thing was artis- tic. Carleton’s make-up 1n the last act of the opera of ‘Rip Van Winkle' was excelleat, though, of course, Jeffer- river lines, war has been declared by the Chicago & Alton and Rock Island roads iger rates east bound. These roads give notice that to-morrow morn- ing thoy will begin selling tickots from Kansas City to New York at the same rate as that made by Commissioner Piergon for other Missouri roads from New York to Kansas City, which is a cut of $4 on first class rates. It remains to other Missouri river points. The con- nections of these roads west of the Mis- souri river have boen notitied to make the same rate. How far the war will be carried by confleting interests remains to bo seen. Said a prominent oflicial of one of tho lines mentioned, **Wo are prepar to carry the war into Africa if Commis- sioner Pierson desires it.” THE VANDALIA'S EARNIN i, §r. Lovts, January 8.—The annual of the Vandalia Railroad company was held at Greenville, IlL, to-day. The gross earnings for the year were $1,700,- 054; expenses, $1,300,067; net earnings, $304,887; surplus for tho yoar, $152,- The following directors were elect- Thomas D. Messler, William Thatt, . N. McCullough, W. R. McKeen, R. b seen what action will be ~taken to the | & Des Moixes, Towa, January 8.—Tho Grand opera house of this city was_pur- chased to-day by W. W. Moore for §75,- 000. =—THE MILD POWER CURE! UMPHREYS’ OMEOPATHI Cmee SPECIFICS. Each T tho s pe omin yaiclan QURES. nflamntions. Worim Colie, thing of Infaut tew, 100 Profuse Perlor , Cough, Difffeult Bren! ch, violent coug hysical W it ¥ ry Wenkue! 50 omnd of the Honrt, Ealpitaton. 100 Sont B diiggiad, orsent by the Cse, or kin- af, free of charge, C i glo Viaf, send for Dr. hreya'Bouk of 144 ) ed Cntal ={o BITTERS, An excellent appetiiing tenle of exquisiie far.r, now used over the G SiFO AT & BoN 3. W. WUPPERMANY, SOLE AG) &1 BROADWAY, N. ¥, CREAT.ENCLISH REMEDY. KRVOUS 5 PHYSICAL & \ Cures risicit’s Debllty ¥ OF MANLY VIGOR, Spermatorr- 5 hva, ete., when all other reme- I dies’ fail| A cure gwaranteed. N QW $1.50 a bottle, large bottle, four i 2 o ! ; By ox. vho i eparing to g son's inthe playis much finer. Fred|S. Dulancy, Abraham McNeill, A. G.| A orm AT BDOIOT OFE n - ek granivy & By actross who is proparing to g0 on the) (o 1ig iy the ouly man who over made up y 4°J.s.|CAFPITAL PRIZE, $75,0 B0 T ity NG kD, stage at night makes her face up to have a certain appearance under certain con- ditions. An actress’ face, made up for the stage, is a ghastly sight when exposed to the glare of the sun. She must make it very white to neutralize the eficct of the yellow gaslight. Again, she draws a black line under each eye. What for? Why, because the footlights which shine up from below destroy the shadow of her lower lashes and make the eye look flat. So she makes an artificial shadow with cosmetic, India ink or burnt cork. *'The dear ladies in the front of the [ANUFAOTURER OF /OF STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS& (arTianes, Buois AND TWO WHEEL CARTS. 1919 and 1320 Warnoy Strect and 403 8, 18th{Street, Ilustrated Catalogue furaishod feee upoi appilcation Wi } OMAHA, NEE. PERF‘EGTION RTER [OAK MILTON ROGERS & SONS, house study all this through their opera Henry, Charles H. Seybt and J.S. the Duke in ‘Olivette’ artistically. Marie Prescott once played Mother Fadet in ‘Fauchon’ with Maggie Mitchell, and her face was a work of art. Character make- ups give the best opportunities, Pointed, crimped and swelled noses are great features in this line. They are pro- duced by gumming on pieces of pink cot- tonin the vroper places. Before we go and seck another concoction of milk, sugar and spirits, I want to say one thing about the wmaking-up of minstrel men. They always have big red lips; did you ever notice that?” The student admitted that he had. glasses. They go home, and the next morning they come out in the sunlight made up. They forget that the charac- ter of the illumination to which they are subjected is wholly different from that of the stage. The light is a hundred times as brilliant as gas-light and much whiter, and more of it shines up from below.” “But I have seen actresses looking the same way in daytime." 8o have I, and the more foels they, for they ought to know better. I have seen others, though, who know how to make up both by day and by night, I don’t want to mention any nawes, but the cleverest of them all at this art is a woman who is less distinguished by her acting than by her writing, and less, per haps, by either than by her ability as a painter.” ““But,” remarked the student, “‘people on the stage do not always have to make up 80 as to look pretty. Sometimes they must assume appearances totally different from their proper countenance,” “Now, my dear boy, you are coming down to the soul of the art of making up. Few actors know thisart in its perfection, but all must have a good knowledge of it. I cangive youa few general ideas about it that may amuse you, Themake- up of a man who has only to look well is very simple. Dry powder to make the 4b, Almost instintively he decides upon a brunette complexion, because it is dif- ficult for a young man to look older in flaxen hair. He begins by darkeningdhis entire countenance,if he 1s fair, by means iThen, with a stick of dark groase paint, he deepens the lines running from the clever at this business than Mr, A, Wil- “Well,” said the manager, ‘‘did you ever see a colored man with red lips? Not much; their lips are the same color as the rest of their faces. I never could see why minstrel men did notseem to know this fact. They may redden their lips for effect; but the truth is thatin making up, just as in all other arts,moth- ing is good which is not true to nature.” = o e Send Them Back, Bostox, January 8.—The steamship Illyrian, trom Liverpool, brought ten emigrants shipped as seamen who present a wretched appearance. Four of them, it is said, came from the work-house in London; one isof unsound mind, one par- tially paralized, and none of them able bodied. The commissioners notified the British cowsul not to allow the men to land. e ———— Twe Maine Brutes, Bari, Me., January 8,—In the Rich mond murder trial ~to-day FElizabeth Denny, wife of the murdered wman, testi- fied that Hopking and Turner came to the house. Turner ravished hor, and in answer to her cries for help her husband came to therescuc, Her husband was met by a tall man (Hopkins), was knocked down and kicked a number of least $60,000, Some of the directors are charged with getting loane contrary to the charter. L —— Texus Law and Order. Zero Hemphi'l, a gambler, and Walter Collins, deputy marshal, were killed. stood, have gone out of the business for Peers. The board elected Thomas D. Messler president, John E. Davidson treasurcr, and Williamson Plant secre- tary. Hardy Gets the Boodle. Bostoy, January 8.—Mrs. Hardy, a Spiritualist, was in 1869 marriad to John Hardy, and subsequently by mutual agreement, and by payment to Hardy of five thousand dollars, he procured a di- vorce in Utah. She then married Ezra G. Perkins, and, shortly = afterward dying, bequeathed half her personal property to her husband. Suit has been brought by Hardy involving the pointas to who was her legal husband at lge time of the woman’s death, Perkins having also died leaving one hundred thousand. The supreme court decides the Utwh divorce illegal, that Hardy was the legal husband of the testatrix at the time of her death, and entitled to half her per- sonal estate, he not having consented in writing to her wiil. Hurdy was not a legatee of the will, and Ezra G. Perkins, it 1s found, is tho person meant by the word ‘‘husband.” Hardy married again several years ago, and is now living here. The Baltimore Council. Bavresonn, January 8.—Archbishop Gibbon, in a letter dated December 21st, says the national council of Catholic pre- lates will be opened in the cathedral at Baltimore, November 9th, 1884, He will preside as apostolic prelate. The pur- pose waa first entertained of appointing Archbishop Spiecci, but the pope yielded to the strony representations of the American prelates in favor of one of their own body being designated by the arch- bishops. He reiterates the statement that no action will be taken by the Holy See in regard to Irish affairs in America, e —— and representatives are called upon to resist the proposition, e —— AnAged Couple Assaulted, The lady is sister of General Winder, of the confederate army, who had charge of New Yok, January 8.—Jamds O, [ Apriication for res night was due to the breaking of a switch | New w.Tickets only $5, Shares in Proportio Louisiana State ‘l:-(!fifll‘v Company. ““We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar- rangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annual Drawings of the Louisana State Lottery Com- pany, and in person manage and control the Drawings themselves, and that the aame are con- ducted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith toward all parties, and we authorize the company to use this certificate, with fac-similes n(/ our siyg- natures attached, in its advertisements.” P OMMISSIONERS, Tncorp rated in 1808 for 25 years by the leglslature for educabional and charitabls purpores—with & cap- ital of $1,000,000 hich a reserve fund of over $560,000 Haw ine added, By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was mude & part of the present etate constitution adopted December 2d, A, D, 1870, The only Lottery ever voted on and en- dorsed by the people of any State. 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WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES 0 ived by’ To cure any caso, With each order recei ‘"% Dn an i i 8 faco white, a dab of rouge on the cheek, | times. Witness said both mew ravished @enouncing Kdmunds, LIST OF PRIZES. ‘“‘f;d";f.J’;;If::[,g”’g‘;“l}‘?“fififm:'m‘h,wnm e Ry i ‘ H' PHILLIPS’! a black line undolr the eyiemd he is fixe‘ll(i her. New York, Januery 8,—The woman ;CAI"IIBTAL PRUZE.... !‘n:‘:lx‘:‘md::m{&%xggfifl&m not effect 0 @|Of course when a man grows ol s suffrage party’s state executivecommittee 1 do do Mer c h an t T a llor i1 et ot e e A $50,000 ftcal. donoupes Semator Edmunds proposition | & PRiZes oF soino: 0.7 A0ODMAN, Ayl Omaln Jah ®|be must spend more care over his| MoNTREAL, January 8 —The.auditor|to disfranchise tho women of Utah ns a ) 1000 DR, FELIX LE BRUN'S N ] B 160 Esxnam 8t,, Next Door to Wabash Ticket Ofioe.s—) | make-up in arder to coneeal as well | of the Montreal Loan and Mortguge [ gross wrong to non:polygamists and to | 20 g [ g ] ARoyuests a1 oz amination of hisfinostock 0 WOOLENS. A speciattyamad |88 possiblo the ravages of time, | company reports the books iregular and | polygumists by compulsion and as af 30 {0 il FINE BUITS A +1) OVERCOATS. ~ Also a ful line of Business Suitirge and Trowseriugs. Allgarmont | Now, then, we'll suppose that a young | the absconding secretary and treasurer, | pupishment without trial of those who |1000 do Ly $0 be wade In the latestetyles snd with the best trimmings, OALL AND SEE ME. man wants to appear as a person of, say, [George W. Craig, is a defaulter to at Luliuvu in polygamy. New York senators AFPROXINATION VRIZES, AND PREVENTIVE AND CURE., JOR EITHER SEX. of the proper tint and ‘grease paint.’[ Awieng, Tex., January 8.—4 row | Townsend and wife, an aged couple, of | " For furtho Th remedy being Injooted direotly §0 the seat Heatin a‘nd Ba'kin Chen he puts ylanty of red on his choeks | acourred in a saloon this ezuniuxg, grow- | Oyster Bay, were found unconscious, on | address. Muke ¥, O, S S uliee D0 ghan ':":& oF nauseous, . g g carrying it well up around the corners |ing out of a recent attempt to suppress | the kitchen floor, having been assaulted NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Iy %““’"""‘""“"" dli’;uhx,uu‘h {ts only atained by using of the eyes and well down on tho jaw.|gambling. Pistols were frcoly used. | with a hammer und the house robbed. Now Orloans, La, | mposetole to contract any private ; but I the aase of those alread unlrrd affiioted a antee three boxes ou:n.“nnflvmm et o o iRy s 5. nose to the corners of the mouth, and{Frank Collius, an alderman, will die. Libby prison during the war. The re. 4 M. A. DAUPHIN, aleo the lines running from the coracrs| s 42 mveryyl:.f the ooupl% wdoubtful, A me.| M-ADAUBHIN o o et o, WRITTEN GUARANTERS A , . } Stowes and Ranges, of o mouth downward. i “_d’—w oG e ta nce sl LUlIlS[MiA D Lb i 'l‘{] —t 5 Y 4 : “‘Remember, however, that the indi-| No-“By chita SRS 0. o AT WIRE GAUIE OVER 'DOORS | vidun omrui ot ch co st o | Wi, Ko Junary Al o o ey Dr.Felix LeBrun &Co | sidered. There are a hundred little|saloons in this eity, over thirty in num-| o o yve Pa., January 8.—The B Frank Moore ’ (Forr/a by touches that an artist can add with great | ber, wero closed to day by the co accident to the New York express on the v i 4 SOLE PROPRIETORS : \ y effct. I never saw a young man more | action of their koepers; who, it is under- Philadelphia & Reading railroad last 127 La Salle Street, c["cuga, FCRS W,Wmmh&o'-fin THE DAILY BEE~OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 9, 1884, 5 - ——— - — RICHARDS & OLARKE, ! W. A CLARKE, . [PAINT, ROUGE AND POWDER. %‘}3."..::‘.'3".":".33{,3'“ s mcioncatis] A WAR OF RATES, | JYiiem Sction, of Salem, Wbl foe TUTT » STl . i Vit way in which young men or men v —— How Actors Diegnise THEir COUDE: | of nioey iece e rovis Tank A Fatl vl AR - Manager of Chicago Office, To whom spply f aformation and tiekets, 104th Monthly kinson, formerly in the Standard Theatre | good. frog, which derailed the train, causing OMAHA- comie opera company. He was quite Rt TG it to run on the ties and road bed nearly i, Youngs- w0t yot A0but, gifted with a] A Whkole Family Polsoned. aquartor of a milo, domolising tho pilet | Tyegday. Jan. 16 pooubiar voloe, hecould make up fo Jook hl‘;."l'l‘"“i-t;"“?-u"f“‘;'.'v' “-Tfl'“‘?‘ of the engine and smashing the baggage . il any age from 40 upwards with perfection. | ton Bird, with eight of his family, were [ 1 shaken ¥ irst Capital Prize 76,000, Tick:ts §5; sold S5 Sep dain W0 npwasds ik Rertackon. |10 T e Bl ¥ aar'a gty | G0 Fha pAMangEn mere weh aiakon | . Eitlati Rt S i ) injured, that, for instance, the Jeyes may bi up but aoas lnjure little to prominent for a man of 40. That is, they look to fresh and bright. and there arestrong symptoms of poison., Yesterdsy Mr., Bird and twe daughters — died. The others are in a precarious A Protective Measure. T those sullerin, the T e “‘"“oon""m'n' ‘wiknioss, early da- better and wore matural effect. The forehead may be too large and white. This can be remedied by touching a few light wrinkles, The black wig is then put ou, and the general appearance is y often improved by putting & m’wl« white| Pirtsvure, January 8.—The finishers on the hair above the temples, giving a|in Moorhead & Co's. mill struck to-day tiuge of gray. If the young man still lf!lnl!ln.!l steel process which they appears £00 youthful, he can add small | claim is harder to work then the iron o whiskers, which will age him con- | formerly used. weather. T'rains are delsyed in all di- rections, project meets with much favor, et —— Failurcs Reported. New Youk, January 8.—~Amon failures reported to-day ase the follow- ing: Thomas Chancellor & Clo., general merchants, of Eonis, Texas, liabi'ities $30,000; Eber Sutton, woolen mauu- faoturer, of North Andover, Mass., snd UNDERTAKERS, 8. H. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - - - - - Neb st the old stand, 1417 Faruam street. Orders the | . loxmsphwliated a_proipily atieuded ARRABED OF YROMOUSKISER ARS i P RO Bamon | IEAEFORD AND JERSEY CATILE | Resldonos, No. 1407 Jones Bs. Offos, No. 1601 ¥s XD PONCO OB JNASNY Bab dweny % ‘stroeh. Offioe Lours, 13 m. to 1. m. £ Youag stock for : p.n,wnp.mfihylmm.ln.lfl%: OMAHA, NEB' s Meclives | Seld em 7 1« They e sonditi ) i $r. Lours, Junuary 8.—Stope are be- | ov oy . ete,, T will hend you partioutar of o s e e MR o T Louis or Chicago of all cattle range men —p— A viotim of early impraden Sho under the oyes Tho | pono Beautiful at Pitlburk | of Toxas, Indian Tenitory, Kanste, No-| pypEn ST, & WAUL, |tafratss tosse: FARl PAGER A “yl‘;‘ i but 1 Prrrssurs, January 8 —Eight inches | hraska, Wyoming and other territories, 9 | e, wi %-I"un o wlv@‘ i i y oL Mians. g u)’.‘ e of snow has fallen sincel a.m and &t noon | 1o organize a national association for DOGRRMORS 70 JOMN G ACORR) ‘fla«.;.u.mvuam it New York. ] e iat brown produces i iher, was no indieations of changing | general protection of their interests, The N J B THE BEST TYPE WRITER ! e Finishers Finish, IN THE FRENZER BLOCK Jno. T. Bell -(‘__J_A“A-lv'fl"‘&’nlm - G MY £ i e o ST