Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 17, 1884, Page 4

1 THE OMAHA BEE LS » - - Omaha Ofoe, No, 016 Farnam 8t r Broadway. New York Oftice, Room 65 Tribune Ballding. v except B The RS BT MATL One Year 10.00 | Three .00 Bix Monebs 0 | O1 1.00 Por Woek, 2 C [P WRKLY BER, PUPLIEIIRD RYERY, WEDNRSDAY, TRRYS TORTPAID, One Year...........82.00 | Threo Months.......8 B0 Bix Mouths. 1.00 | One Month ... ...... %0 Amerloan Nows Company, Sole Agente, Nowsdoa! o1 In the United States, CORRASPONDRNCE, A, Oommunieations relating to News and Rdltorisl #tors should be addressod $o the Epitom or Tum B, BUSINRSS LETTARS, All Eulnesa Totrers "and Remittances shonld be addressed to Tin BN PURLIAIING COMPANY, QMA Dratta, Cheoka and Postoflice orders to be made pay- able ta the order of the company. RHE BEE PUBLISRING CO, PROPS E._ROSEWATER, Editor. A. H. Fitch, Manager Daily Circulation, P. 0. Box, 488 Omaha, Neb, 0110 is just now acting in the capacity of a contribution box for both political parties. Berrorn, the red-headed rooster of the Rockies, was not renominated for congress by the republicans of Colorado. His triends sny ho made no effort to se cure the renomination, as he is in poor health and wants a rest. His Rocky mountain oratory and sparkling wit will be missed in the house, T campaign in - Wisconsin promises to be fully as interesting as that in Ohio. Chairman Barnum, of the democratic na- tional committee, proposes after the Oc- tober election in Ohio, fo invade the Badger state with an army of two hun- dred speakers, and the Milwaukee brew- ers are to flood the commonwealth with oceans of beer. Barnum doesn’t say how many mules he will require. When the votes are counted on November 4th Mr. Barnum will find that his eflorts have been in vain, ed Irishman Wik such a disting as Congressman John F. Finerty, from tho Irish-Amorican district of Chicago, emphatically declares his intention of voting for Blaine, and asserts that the election of Cleveland would be a mis- fortune and a curse, it means something. It shows that the thinking men among tho Irish are alive to the importance of keeping Mr. Cleveland at home, and their declarations will have great weight among the Irish all over the country. It cannot be denied that the Irish do- fection from the ranks of the democracy is assuming mammoth proportions, and this is espacially the case in Now York. Tue democrats, of course, are attempt- ing to make capital out of the fact that the prohibitory amendment was carried in Maine by an overwhelming majority, and this result is charged up to the re- publicans, The New York Star, a lead- ing democratic paper, however, hits the nail squarely on the head, when it says: Let usbe fair. The republican gove- nor of Maine is elected by a majority of about 21,000, The prohibitory amend- ment s carried in Maino by a majority of 45,000. Obviously the unavoidable in- feronco is that amojority of tho Maine democrats either voted for the sumptu- ary amendment, or, like Blaine, did not vou upon the issue at all. Tur English government is trying a novel experiment in life insurance. Pol- icies for sums mnot over $126 are now granted at any post office savings bank without any medical examination. 1F, however, an insured should die before the second annual premium besomes payable, the amount of the,first premium, and no more, will be paid to his represen- tative; should the insured die after the \payment of the second, but before the third premium becomes due, the repre- sentatives will be paid only half the amount of tho policy. In caso of death from accident, howeyer, the full amount is paid, After the payment ot the third premium the policy 1s entitled to full benefit, Tue great issue in Maine was, shall the Plumed Knight be endorsed?! The pine- tree state answered in no uncertain tone, At Mr, Blaine's own home the republican majority was the largest ever cast. In the three towns—Augusta, ' Hollowell and Gardiner-within six miles of his home, the republican majority was 1,350, a gein of 5560, In his own county the re- publican gain is 1,500 over two years ago. “This is the testimony,” says the Chicago Zribune, **of the people who have known him thirty years. This is the answer to the statement 8o industriously made be- fore the election that when the time came the voters of Maine would rise and rebukehim. * * * Twenty thousand #ix hundred and fifteen 1s the style in which Mainegives the lie to Mr. Blaine's defamers,” Tur littlo city of New Branswick, New Jersey, isa bankrupt corporation, 1t owes debts to the amount of §1,800,- 000, while its valuation is only §5,000,- 000. It is in fact mortgaged for nesrly two-fifths of its value. The tax rate last year was §3.80 on the $100, and this revenue was insuflicient to pay the inter- est on the debt, This distressing condi- tion of the city is due to bank officials and office holders, Ten yearsago the principal bank was robbed of §1,250,000, by the cashier, Several of the city and county officials have from time to time committed wholesale robberies, and some of them have been sent to the peniten- tary. The recent bank robbery has again plunged the city into financial distress and about the best thing the New Bruus- west, 1 Binfls OMen,' No 7 Pearl St | TIE STATE UNIVERSITY. The Nebraska state university begins onth year undor the faculty has been rei d is now stronger than during any | tha history of the ina vious sions is that of Dr. Lowis E. Hicks, fills the chair of geol e is a pupil of Agassiz, and has an expericnce of fif teon yoars as a teacher. Dr. Hicks i | man of more than ordinary abilily and attainments, and the university is t> be congratulated upon having secured his services. In the election of Prof, ( Bessey to the chair of botany and horti- culture,the regents of the university have acquired an instructor who willadd to the reputation of tho university. He comes from the lowa agricultural college, of which he was vice-president. Prof. Dos- ay is also vice-president of tho American association for the advance. ment of science, in charge of the section of biology. Ile has written several val- uable text books on botany, which are in use in scme of the best colleges of the country. Inaddition to his other duties, Professor Bessey has been made the dean of the industrial college of our university, Professor Nicholson, who is returning from Europe, will soon resume his position, TIn the college of medicine Drs, Mercer and Livingston have been appointed to the two chairs of surgery. The Latin echool rotaing most of the old instructors , and is reinferced by Charles . Bennet!, B. A., of Brown university, who becomes classical instructor, and T. M. Hodgman, B, A., of Rochester uni- versity, who is assigned to matnematics. Other instructors have been added to the various departments, and the pros- pects of the Nebraska state university are mow of the most encouraging character. This institution should bo and can bo made to rank with antry. Our the best colleges in the state people should encourase it by send- ing their sons and daughters there, es pecially when it is an admitted fact that they can recoive as good an education in the state university as they can inany other westorn college. Tug next battle of the campaign will ocear in Obio, and all eyes are now turned towards that state. Desperate made by tho efforts are b democrats, iy hopes of success owing to the d that has been caused by the liquor laws. A great deal of money will bo spent by the democrats, who will draw largely for funds on the brewers, distillers, and liquor dealers. A host of speakers have been engaged to stump the state, and nothing will be left undono to make votes. Whilo thero may bon certain number of republicans who will vote the have great flection democratic state ticket in October with a view of thus obtaining redress for what they claim are local griovances,their party loyalty is s0 strong that they will vote the republican ticket on the national olection day. It is barely possible that Ohio might go democratic in October, and thie of courso would have a depres ing effoct on the November olection. But Ohio has never gone democratic in a presidential year since the rebellion. Tho nearest that it camo to it was in 1876 when Hayes received a plurality of only 7,616, In 1880 Garfieldhad plural- ity of 34,227, 1t is conceded,however,that the election both in October and Novem- ber will be very close. The Ohio repub- licans have beer. greatly encouraged by the result in Maine, and the Plumed Kuight will himself visit Ohio within the next two weeks, and will probably re- main there and make speeches until the October election day. The presence of Blaine on the battle-field will undoubted- ly have a telling effect. The republican managers are massing their forces all along the line and are doing very effec- tive work. Under tho circumstances the republicans everywhere have reason to believe that Ohio will prove herself loyal to the party. Ix shutting up the fruit-stands upon tho sidowalks and streot-corners, the city marshal has pursued a very arbitrary and cruel course. These fruit-venders occupy but four feet of the sidewalk, the same spaco which is permitted to every mer- chant in front of his store,and they either pay rent for this space or have the per- wmission of the property owner to occupy it. Now, In such cases, what right has the city marshal to close them up? He has simply done this, as we understand it, at the request of those fruit-dealers who rent buildings, and who want to shut out the sidewalk dealers, Yet the marshal allows dealers who reut or own buildings, to oceupy four feot of the sidewalk for the display of their goods. This is cor- tamly an unjust discrimination which works a hardship upon a few poor per- sons who are endeavoring to earn an honest livin We uever saw a city of any pretensions that did not allow fruit stands upon the sidewalks. In Chicago they are found upon nearly every corner, and no complaint is made against them by any one. We question whother the marshal can legally shut up a fruit stand which occupies only four fect of the side- walk, and for which space rent is paid to the property-owner or lessee, T police forco of Omaha certaioly are among the members men who are ut- CAPAC pee that the council, having become con- aspectat men. The ¢ move several polic thanudrunker to learn that an effort at least is to be tee consisting of Secretary of State Rog- dollar for every dollar of gold taken out of tho ground. The philosopher of the |y Boston Advertiser probably had this in | Wh mind when he evol f Austrin and CGiermany are holding a conference at Skierneville, which seems to be more of a social hand-shaking aflair than anything elso. It cortainly does | petroleum basin which cont not appear 50 far to be an event of any RORE Y houses of tho Romanofis, the Hapsburgs and the Hohenzollerns. The three | time and resume rulers evidently appreciate the fact that “uneasy lies tho head that wears a crown,” for thoy have chosen for their meeting pointa comparatively obscure place, their conference is held in secret, and they are surrounded and protected from dynamite fiends by an ample and vigilant military force. When they [ shall have conclvded their conference they will dopart tromblingly to their re- spectivo strongholds, and cach will ask, *‘when shall we three meet again " Tur lowa commissioners of the World's Exposition have arranged to supplement tional fund by raising and bonds, anticipating reimbursement from the next legislature, the democratic managers propose to flood the state writh money and stump-sp Tuen ginia will go republican in October, and if it does it is very likely that it will do the same thing in November. A gontloman who says he wanted to himsclt whether or no good ¢ s threo and one-half wil willion. and picked so needs a thorough over-hauling, There ioches the Lst inst, terly unfit for tho responsible positions | The Black Hills narrowly escapad an earths which they hold. Several of them are known to be addicted to drink to such an extent that they are at times wholly in- ated for duty, There are others who have & bad record, and who negloct their duty at every possible opportunity. The city council is in a great measure respontible for the composition of the wickers can do is to put up their proper- | police force, us that body confirms the ty for aucticn, pay their debte, and come |app ointments, and the Bee is pleased to attempted to fire a powder house a few wilis outside of Rupid ( Wi OMATIA DAILY REE s hoped that the couneil will immediately | d out all the drunken and inc: I 1on, and hl their p s with | | , sober, honest and capable wcil should also investi private character of every mem- | the force remaining, If this were it might be found advisable to re en for causes other o) nees Ttk people of Nebraska will be pleased mine made to secure the location of the new soldiers’ home in this state. A commit- | rts to have it located It kas often been said that it costs one d the followir than those trom have no influence Tue Czar of Russia and the emperors 000 appropriated to 5wa from the na- 10,000 on notes s, WESIERN NEWS, DAKOTA, exhibited l figures show tl at eastern f irs, c treritory that] p 0 50, ux Falls fair, which begins on the , will not be allowed to degenerate into Marty has st bim £500 in cash wud @ ary grounds, The prop- antry, visited o fifty-acro field oars that were thir hes in length, and from seven to e u circumfercuice, and dryfas i bone, 11k lust week, Sowo unknown scouudrels ining 89,000 v quantity of ) bullets picrced the doors f the building and imbedded themselves in cantliug & fow inches from the powder, 1t} close eall, lavelyi Cheyenne now illuminates with gas Bunko steerors are barvesting the fall crop enic i Cheyenne, The forma ‘WEDNESD of the territorial ral is quite rich Ben Walker, th when the gen, General Hall, and Mayor Mooro of |« Lincoln, Senator Manderson of Omaha, and Captain Palmer of Plattsmouth, will present the claims of Nebraska to the board of managers at Dayton, Ohio The district for which this homo is intended includes Towa, Nebraska, Missouri, Kan- sas, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Dakota and Minnesota. The strongest claimant |l for the prize is lowa, as she furniehed more so!diers for the civil war than any other state mentioned above, and, if we are not mistaken, sho has made an appro- priation of £/0,000 for the home, besides offering other inducements. If Towa does | «lop: not got it, wo believe Nebraska will stand | ° agood show of securing it, and in case she succeeds the citiz make atrenuous efl near this city, The shooting on th ground that both were drunk. The lateet mini the times past brightest dreame, the present time in these things that spreads, correapondent writes from the ous e | Bridio croek Trom | concerned 'I'he excitement 13 local ¢ hter'ng gane by instances takin, choicest bits of the rest of the carcasres for the wild | Secretary Sturgis, of the Wyoming stock- | cases of dyspepsia just returned ¢ Sun that tillory cattle o0 thE e— man growers’ associ from Io 3 ho lias leased the Des Moines df sheds, where he will feed Mo visited the Omaha stock yards, I d spoaks of thom in his highest terms merang has corraled mor that quite a_contraction in the pas ns of Omaha ought to | tem hias be i Union Pacifi be furnished only to stockn tain amonnt aver the road. are to be issued by telogr perintendents except to employes, A desperate tramp, frei i m sys the passes will and that hareafte No more passes division su- bounced from a | (includ man | gics and the sido | ¢ yal to 410, rge Motelland, the ball ent ring his sar the back rrived at Grav sent after the tramp. or ordered th sheriff to him the Thoso who profess to have made sys- [up his tematic estimates of the profit and losses gold mining, assert that the net returns from it axe no gr bread baking. 0 the min- er, h gun killing him instant] hoth of Raw od and camo t 3 d town the pare arrest Hill, elopers ‘parental ver 1,000 of tl ling, 0= | tie np, owever, who hears thabt rich [of the girl t gold fields have been discovered in Da- kota, thero does not rise any mental | were question as to whether he shall bolt to New York and bake bread, or bolt to the Little Rockies and for the gold every i and followed on the n rounded and | nezuo and finally in r it The h kgold. He bolta | Fiji; ne. The principle [at the end of which time the upon which this action rests is a simple |to t one. A sanguine man is always sure [l jump that, out of the hundred, he will bo the lucky one. Ck over him. Superstition, love of adven- ture, reckless disregard of failure lead him on. Some of the ninety-nine come back, however, and try baking. to take him in a; i ¢ businoss. | mipistratio d at the snap und embraced the wholo fami wineral “In the 0 solid | there were 8, Wbove | who support two [ 10 big - centu- them less than we er of tho terri hematit ght lakes of solid scda, one 00 acres in extent s ot in depth, from wh to come which will of dol that commod lastly, and thirty f all of which is i 1: and fmportant tha more oil than Pennsylvar ot 5 from political importance. The only apparent | object is to show to their subjects the friendly feeling that exists between the bar- rels o day. s return o Treland in a short place in politics. that he expec's eral richest erty gulch is looming up in mi woulth, and is_provir camps in the Cres A gang of hungry tho Home of - the Deny iti with § tramps recently themselves 50 worth of provisions, Ten thousand acre: thia year yield seventy bushels to tho crop on the old McNassar of oats in Colorad anizod to | Some of these U ful. im- | thos . for the past cig] months. Ath, which was very came to this count Denver thieve: rack plunder and seo who is dead will take plac if any are left ungu: efarions trad much | upo eral for the The plan is to watch the funeral | where onee Then they will pipe « ply the is overnn with bunko thieve njoyed tho first snowfal son September 7 o amusement i Arexanprr Mireneer, ot Milwaukee, [ e ead Frank Mo Cor ridicules the idea that the democrats can carry Wisconsin for Cleveland. However, ed each night recontly, resulting in feat, Tho Northern P forth sel not excoeding partics who is a probability that West Vir- [ Within one year from the chias ut voting at fairs whe is judged by ¢ cotne etweon o young srthern Pacific, informs a Wy o that all stock A 162 pound suash grown In Union county | for the road wi is 40 b ! Oftic county exceed the Li M Dakota is the onl rovenuo to the postoffice department, and there are only ten states thy The Si 241 on “‘agricultural hoss trot,” will not be entirely tabooed, Frank Hinman and W, ¥, Cody by recent purchases have sccured entire control of the [ grade, mines at Huhu's Peak, Some parties put next yeur's yield at high as §30,000, Bish The Westinghouse br at the ssscts of Day | heen ‘.u;n. 1,000 of the oo ities by $3,728.00, cars, and will'be put on the stock cato for hauling stoc sutficiently to justify the exporditure. Within the past six months about 000 nas Les in Montana This money mainly City. soon a3 the increases 000, castern_capitalists York y far the greatest aw mobey invested in cattle-growing is Ly They practicaly Withiu the past t ing has increased largely, and ftive times the amount of capital invested thas vdered a Catholic church | there was then, to be built in - Vermillion, and steps will Le soon taken to see that it is done, Iu connec tion with the church there will be a parochial school, An 1llinois man offers to give Sioux Falls a sath and door factory and planing mill if the citizens will do five-year lease o osition Is under adviseient, g | control the cattto [ years stockrais thers is abous lishmen. homes SEim of the Snake Rive bridee near Burnt river, wade ng one of the | , the pillar will haye which will cause some & The engineers 1f the s foe tisfy | built, ithern Dakota s & | in completi delay mpletion of the . | PHY tSICIAI‘I & 8U ten will have a tar Omaha Jise Were never terini (uently, with his doz ties nocessary for the incory ora: Bullion, |h tion of the new county of Crook are nearly doid SEPTEMBER 17 1884 whacker and 2} \ ing uy ' ! I } N working b | . Cotton Merced n, | tho h They have 0 ac n o fine cor m 1 Raifroad] ¢ an Francisen one mi nd i lumber and slanted dairymen ki ate enclosure from their W, and young children » men in the vicinity of Pi Lassen_count 1 the depredations of bears, in fara said to be unusiall of flavoring a growing waterm The most stubborn and distrel rilla, Try it. Tustries in Switzerland, facts touching the occupations of il population of the confederation. 716 women, w por 1, tion. Included'in t 3 tota iing and hunting. Industry, es 524,042 men and 1, and supy ocen wom Trado cmploys O 15 suns, being tion, The of carrying, inc EC M services of and keep 117 Iaborers, commissionaires; & 0 men and 10,1 those whon they maintain, there 658, or 54 (¢ ho livi 1 | rente, interest, pensions, and annuities iguro for 56,005 being 19.69 per 1,000 11of the population. Fundholders, who are nothing els ion vants of both se Bad Blood! SCROFULQU*® INHERITED. N 1870 Sorofulons Ulrers broke out on autil my breast was onw mass of corrd) odge roug open 1o th tor. Everytb faculty was tricd i vain, © ,becamd diseascd, and the su t" Dune Ulcers beizan to take the pl hitherto on tho surface. 1 became wreek. Four months ¢ anda to my heud bocanse of extr ttornin hed. Knew not what it v ur oven free from pain, Had reasc life it-clf as a curke. In th after ton vonrs of this wretehed e to use Caticum Remed sistent so of them the last ul dreid diseave has succumbed, Al over tho as & sy 0f corruption is now ah tor, 11 ensive 1o by | filed with of Y| the be | ay b the [stin. My weizht has increased fron one hundred + and | and twenty-three to wdred and fifty-si< pou | A the giod work i ngon. 1 feel myself a new hrongh Cuticurs Remo jes JAM RICHARDSO. Custor House, Now Or Sworn to hofore United States Commissioner. 1. D, Clawronn nd TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD, 19, therited and O most pro st he skin of a, Humiliatin ki v Kin, and rest Creat Blood l'I‘(,dICIno . haw not been told a4 to the great cu tities | powers of the Cuticura Remedios, 1 have bo | dreds rs for med to cure di 1 an and never found auyth ¢S | equal the Cuticara Kemedics £ the pur- Clas. ularity | prica of Cuticurs, small hoze : harge wstance | $1; Casiow vent, J1per L Aicura picnic Ui Soap, 1 by ail HUMPHREYS’ OMEOPATHIC SPVECIFICS 1mber the »peeial i CTEAT, NOB 5 Inflimatdens. i li\wulur‘ Conie 200 of i b 8o Croincotiah, Diouts licen e e e q } rohronke; 1nftienza plemt coughs, v, PRyudcal Wokilia. up . PEABODY M. 2. T dence No. 1407 Jones St, O# Ottice hours 12 1. t0 1 , & itie w. Telephone for oftice 67, residence, 128 h| »iher B(Nl('ll’b I0UX CITY HAX its J. ¥. FULLER, 9 Poarl Stroot Couneil Blu Mrs, B J. Billon ¥ | of onner 20th and B 1 frant room suita) (OYAIA FINANCIAL rs, $17 per mont HOLP WANTRD. Inquire next door. milch goats for cream, which 1s fold at & 'high price Inquire at grocery store, corner 2 o eripnsly cake baker at tho Vienna Bikery, ASRRENT —A nicaly furnished front room at 161 numerous this year, and | and have killed many sheep, A San Fernando man tried the experiment lon by runni : a strip of cloth through the stem of the melon, the Rawling Journal | the end of which was immersed in on that numer- | containing lemon extract, When the melon there, | was cat into the flavor of the lemon was dis and in | tinctly perceptible, and considered to be o only the skivs and tho | great improvement. I8 away, leaving the — - AVANTED = Woman cook at Southern Hote) First class house by Bedford, Nomet ot 9th and Leavenworth, ¥ Furnished rooms 810 N. 13th St near Jeflerson. 1siblo party to act as treasur For particulara ap chth and Howard St -First.claes canvassob Twoturnished rooms fo ligl \"cor. $th and’ Howard. a yield to the reguiating and toning influences of {Hood's Sarsapa- MaPS OF OMAHA—Bemis has reduc N days to @ from §10 h«lLlu(\v!o 0d wolicitors for At Pulif —Atwo story framo bulldin aultab 2ddress PO box 1 story fray " avzs cellar, upstairs suitablo for Inqairs on premises, corner 20t aud The third volume of the federal consus of 1880, which has just been published, contains some interesting facts touching OR m.M \|. Iy furnished front room Six table boarders at GION, 10th St. land and its natural productions af employment for 410,023 men and 1: ose labor supports in all y themselvos, children, domes- d) 1.168,137 individuals, 00 of the popula. ave all who iz up | work in forests and mines and live by p to throw | fis D ed to pull his [ ing manafacturing in all its branchea, en, 8. . cor. 16th and Donglas, faithful man tonct as sox- ton of St. Barnabi chu Reows i Crounse's Block. egcod reference, 513 8. 1thstreet, nakors and Shirt makers orts 1,057,880 individ- per 1,600 of nd Jackson Sts. ), and provid werein railwa that | @mploys 46,698 roeu and 1,810 won o, | and supports 115,909, equal to 40.75 per 11,000 of the population. The public ad- , and art require the 386 men, 11,782 women, W69, being 40 76, Of dsy raes, ete., women, 30,016 individuals, equal to per 1,000 inhabitants, Of persons without {any known callings, including 1 kil for general housework, t 410 north 13th S rand fruit stand ly, wages $3, southwe ol foundry very cheap, for Address, D. &, iy employment. ortieast orior Z0th and Caning Davis & Co., 1506 per 1,000, of the popu- eoda is [lation, In this class thoze home the milli po for , comprise 8,823 men und i, [17,871 women; the members of their 1 is oozing in | familfes number in at the rate of one and two ge & Co., Avoca, T ANTED—Tmned coral merct handiso houscwork, S. W. cor. California and 20th 17, individuals, and they have 11,388 eer- and store for 8ile or rent. D—Two dining room girls 6t 104 South A middie-aged for x famliy with 4 chil r togo {0 Sidney Neb. quire at Max Meyer & the court house, £ shop and taols in Schuyler A capable and neat girl, class trade and in a ok and laundross. 3ith and Pierce etreets, all ag brick resit --A good second 185h and Capitol Avenue; good w , 1015 Harney St. 2 OONTAGI’)US inst below 'y and and will weigh forty pounds to the hushel. A Denver company has been ship artesian water to Cheyenne by the tank- | half inches in dian The plan is to send & tank, holding 10,- [ scemingly dead 000 gallons, up each night nd wagon tanks around the city. John Dillon, ex-member of the British par- |in liment from Ireland, and two years Postyastrn-General Gresham, having | e {4 M. Bavnell, has beon declined the secretaryship of the treas- ury, will be appointed United States circuit judge at Chicago, to succeed Judge Drummond, and will probably enter upon the discharge of his duties on the 1st of October, ood Scandinavian or Dnuish g £y in in tho aity, and ingaod lo- g business of over 5.4 For turthor particulars, addrees I al_house work Sherma ave, 3 ED—Giil 1o do g Ply 3 Mra James Cotter, 1 5 were not less than ono and one ged, aud bone and known to 2 to 85 por day rsons to baild work rent by 1 Plouse addres Rel time could not = sorenoss. A Mrs. Ehillip's 0k, anl aesist In laundry, nd ldusdry work in famiiy German preferied. 7 umwmer of 1850, for geiora house work L after two years’ por. ot has healod, T Bell, 1120 Hamoy strect, Omaha, Nob, a3 governess 4 piancs, at Edholn Humors, Kichard & Clars > Hualer s now oeate 1821, Casy strict. Dingnosis diseases free POTTER DRUG AND CTEMICAT, €0,, BOSTON, MILD POWER CURES,—— or two gentlmen can {or light househ soping. A Diatcinn Lo dnty iéluesfor the p-ovie PLICE. Fifty dollars reward for arre:t and eonyics By in private fan > binall strawborry o Boying expenses, Owser can have b ¢ 1 b Cherry etrect 7 ANTED 82,000 years, at 9 per o ~class city security,for b Address Box 620 Post- wufacturers of awell known, wide- 1 popul i sewing nachine are New flve rocin eo willing to invest su §20 per mosth, (D, arnam street. FOR RENT--HOnses and L ent capital, to Goodsich, 1513 For an_iotervie + Metropoliad Hotol. O four'days, later Linde 1l Hotel, Kansss City, addros until the Furnished parlor in strietly privatc ST e ard will be eiven for the of ‘Mix1' Aunic Word can be left at the shed front room card, at No. 2607 Web 5. CLARKSON, \ MURBAY i &, Rice M. D, RGEON, No. 1608 Far. ‘and’ rom 2 to Com mission Merchant itorneys -at-Law, | PHYRICIAN & SURGEON [N l‘ Ok RE 423 Widdlo Broadwsy, Councll Blutts,