Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 3, 1884, Page 2

i I SR THE DAILY BE E WEDNESDAY DE( FOR ACQ YOUR BESI II\IL | 15 bl IRING A PRACIICAL F ‘ HATOTA m‘\w sunk and IS NO} ( in anxious for new et A DECIDED SUCCESS FREMONT _NORMAL Business College, FREMONT, NEBRASKA ! o sacoenstall, ¢ 21, with ten teschers noe, doubled during the ooks. and is atill steadily Inoreas! Fitty siudents fn ths Businoss Sho thand Classos; nearly fifty in tho Normal or Teachse's Departmeat and Common Branches aud a good attendance in the Music and Art dopartimenta, THE FACUL1Y. o FRRSIDENT JONES has had ovor twenty yoars' in educational work. CPROFESSOR TTAMLIN. T'ri Ipat or the Bu Oollego. haa had over fiftoen yoars' exporic 18 & Superi>r Ponman and Expert Accountant. Prol. Lawton, of Boston, Mats, is & & sbrustor in Musio. Miss Sarah Shorman, of s an arti ¢ of raro talont and skill, and & mos) suc ommafal teachor. Miw Lydia L Jones, and Miss Jen- sie Cowios aro graduatos of the Northwestern Uni- wvorsity, and able teachers. . A. A. Cowles is & ract obd short hand reporter and anid an_adept st po writing. Prof Mohler and othor teachers aro AbBronshdy fnaifon, ¢NSES VERY LOW. Tutlon for ilteen weeks §16, Board coste from 2 60 to §3 00 a weok 1hs and by solf boarding Je otatten . Daces oan bo: Iound fot, bevorat more wtudea s who wish 10 pay part or wholo of board by house sork or choros. NO VACATIONS. The WINTER TERM of 16 weeks will bogin Dec. 0, bt studonts CAN RNTRR AT ANY TIMR, & are do: ingg oo continually, payiog cliarges enly’ from timo of enteriog 1o tims of leaving ¥or particulars address the undersiened, JONES, A. M. ssldent of Normal College, Fromont, Nebask s amyat-thu-sat&mo H0LD MEDAL, PARIS, 1576 BAKER'S IIPHHI(IHSI K ‘\mru)(ul! absolutely pur’ t, from which tho excoss ok )11 hinm boen removed. Tt has thres Cimen the strength of Cocon mixed with Starc, rowroot or Sugar, and Is therefors MOre 606 b liclons, nourishing, i, conlly digeated, and y adaptod for invallds ar well as for persons in hiealth, AT theni Bold ny Grocers everywhers, ¥. BAKER & (4. Dorchshe, ase DR, HORNE'SELEGTRIC BELT Wil cuiro Norvonsnoss, Lumbago, Rhaniatism Fyealssly, Nouriigin, e ey Eitlo a1 s o n ! riima, e i o Ly the paiiont. Wintar (3 0oming, tho nonon f tho yoar for ache* pslas. In view of this faok wo say buy cno of Dr, iTieas's Elootrio Belts, By so dolng you will Wvold Rhaamatian, Kldnoy Teoublen and other il hab losh (4 he'e oo, Do not dolsy, bub oal 's b our o0 aad examine bolts, No. 1428 Douglaa stroct, or 0. F Goolman's, 1110 Parnam 6t., Omahs, Neb, Or- Avictim u,,.mu.nn Im , Doy, Nervous Dobilit T THE MILD POWER CURES.+ UMPHREYS’ e W LT cian, Sim .u-nmm Suro. it b ‘“"‘I'"‘II‘II" Ko Hiotis f P rbased or Palnful Periods OMEOPATHIO ol Smatlo el lls, Malacia..... 30 H p m"‘" n |fi£l,,.5 BEST TONIC, ANTRRONIY SISIT , Thia medicine, combining Tron with, pure blo 1 nd 1, It 1a invaluable for Womon, and all who 1 Tt does niot injiire the teeth, eause hendnc constipation—other Jrom medicine enriches and purifies the blood, stimi he appetite, aids the a 10 of food, re fcvos Hearthurn and Belching, and strengl? 0% the museles and nerves Vor Intermittent Fevers, Trergy, &., it has 1o equal &#~ The genuine hins above trnde mark & rossed red 1incs on wrapper, Take no other ~ade sty by WROW S CHENICAL €0, BALTINORE ¥ = Disenses pec A . assitude, Lack of A TTIRNGARV RN 44 Undisputed fn tic BROAD CLAIN . ‘eingze VERY BEST OPERATING, QUICKEST SELLING AND MOST PERFRCT CO0RTHG STO Ever offercd to the public. EAMBURG-AMEBIGAN Fraolket Company. DIRECT LINK FOR ENGLAND, FRANOE AND GERMANY, The stenmahipa of this well-known ling are bufit of Iron, In water-teht compartments, and are furaish. sd with every requisito to moko the pasage both Mo and agrooablo. Thoy carry the United Stasos and European walls, sud leavo New York Thure daya and Saturdays for Plymouth (LONDOK) Cher- bumml’AKl’l) A HAMIURG, teorago from Europo only 18, Firsh Oabin, 865, 800 and 470, Bloorago, §20, Hou'ry Pundt, Mark Hansen, Mooros, M. Toft, ichoentgen, ageots i o enteln Omahs, Groneweg & ounll Blafls, |0, B: RIGHARD & 0., Gen, Pas i, lBtmdwlI Y. Cbas. Kozminski & Co- Goueral gonks, 170 thlnmm Bt., Chlos o1l e N T R Y L R James Medioal Ingtituie D Chartered by theStateof 11 - nois for theexpress purpose of giving immediate relletin ¢, unngry ana pri- Snoerieen, ) GizatandSyphilis in all theie omplicaied forms, also al' diseases of the Skin and Bicod promptly relieved and ) permanentlycured by reme- B, dics,testedin a FortyYears Speciol Practice, Seminal mples on ere y Dreami g ovitively 21 exporimen e o prmnunle re: {Jat once used in each vese. Consuitations sonal or by letter, sacredly conhdential, Med- icines sent by Mailand Express, No marks o package to indicate contenta or sender, Addres: . JAMES,No. 208Washinglon i.,Chicago, i —— e e eI VIGOR & Health is Wealth Da. E. O, Wnar's NnRys AND BRAIN TRRABNENT, & uassateed gpedfio for, Hymeris, Dissinacs, Convul orvous Neuralgia, feadacho,’ Norvous l‘lult t|0n ‘osused by the use of alcohol or tobbacoo, Wakofuluess, Mental depression, Bottenlog of tho braln, resulting in_insanity and lonylnfi‘h) wisery, deony sud doath, Promature Old age, Baronoss, loss ofpowor in either nux, Involuntary Lossos aud Spor- natorhoracaused by over excrtlontof the brain, welt. abuse or over Indulgence, Y.uvh box, contalns one ‘month's treatment. 00 x,0r six bottles for $5.00, sont by mall propal nn wcolpt of price. WE GUARANTER SIX BOXEs Ro cnra nay ouse. With each arder recolved by us for slx hottlen, acoomplished with 86,00, wo will send Ao purchaser our writben guaranteo to refund u:- money if $he treatment does not offoct a cure, Guai ‘anteos lasued only by JOHN C: WEST & O 1y 28.m&e-ry 802 Madison 8¢, l)hIL\ulb, llI. edy R, vare: safa Hook_fres, e, 1 on i, Now York. pa A oF Bl 50 ud or Bldading. | a0 Wi s 50 §Irlv Yy s, Wi iod o EAmeE, Y siae Homst el ftion 10 Bold by Druge pougtot ) .OMABA 5 (}hemlcal I]yemg CLEANING WORKS. 0.'T. PAULSON, Propriotor, Gentiowon Clothing Cleaned, Dyod and R e’ Dreases Oloauod and Dysd, without jumes Cleaned or_Colored any fll',, Volvets ano Lases Cleaned, o, for Building Bridges. rtment of the Iuterio } nirs, Nov. 17, 1884, Proposal Do) Ofioe of Indian Haaled provoesls, endorset \proposals tor bullding iridzon, " will bo rocelved at this office untll 1 o' “Tues iay the 18th of Ueo th wtruction of three bridges or tiou in Hebrasks, and the followlng locations; on the Santoe over thy Bag'le or ek, & bridge of threo spans of 60 foot sach with 16 feet aupioaches; on the Ponca Hes- eevation, over the Niobra-a river, a bridj 90) foct & nd over the Wast Fork of sald river |.1'.u ridges In uestion are £ beat combintion of st iron_shoes, resting on plle iver are 0 be Uiceof the Deput s, the Tiwe." of of Ohi- dnetruction of the bei upervison of 8 porsou 10 by d: g thly Depa 811 blds siash be sooompacied by o oar on some Unised Etates Depository, for at lusst FIV K Brecontum 1 thy amouut of thi propostl, whiot hock wil be forfeited 10 the Uvited Btates In ca o by bide or or bidders fail £ execute & contract with 00d 144 86 Tcient susetios; otherwise to be returned otk bidder. In sabmittig bids, bidders should 4 take the time required by them for the roustruction of tho by gos, a8 'his matber will be considared fn musklog the swards, and made » part of the contract: The 1ight 1s reserved 1o rejoct by or sl bids or o) pask ¢ any V'd it dooume for bhe best Latoreas of i PRICK, ' 24 8wk 10 0d JAS.H PEABODY, M. D, Physm an & Surgeon Roslidence No. 1407 Jones 8. Offico No. 160 Fax d trom ORIGINAL GOUL D & co S THE“ROYAL ITAVANAY IN MINTATURE, FAIR . . SQUARE 7. RELIABLE WORTHY OF, courm:uca. 7 Fbila g o ok oit Brooklyi Nank. 1884, Tioket No. 302, Ml b AT it Bt by wire wr Tewors Natonal Bak, N. Wost, Fla, > ., Pald b) klyn Bank. e R L LTt Friae, hold by age e o Thsean Tl o hité by FernAnd o) ot\,dnvyu Fouatue, " Vool rd & Stillman, New pital Priso, hold sth ), Brooklyn, N, @19 Callfornia st 'Sa baid In omb et d o Bankers, N. by [ Wi by I ik Gisco, Cal Haif {hirouish Drexel, Morgan & Co EXTRAORDINARY. OLABS ll’fl DEOEHBEB 20, 188 TICKETS-678 PRIZES, ‘a. 8O luwl ns * 1 Capltal Prjze L Approximations ¥ i 68 Prigos s avove, belng (ho full nuiber i Troyal Havaua, and 120 Addtfcond Prise T s ending num s of the e Balves, $2.60; Two-fiftha, $2; Coe-20t, 81, outation of tickets 8 gid ow p 85 s chapes lll.irll ‘InD{ . I’ Al by fo ori gl AGENTS BV BV WILER K. 2 L apply to 00! SEY B, TS asutwars . ¥, Kauh & C), 417 Walout St., St, Louis M., or Frank Lobrano, ¥, O, Wyandotte, Kaus i | @:capes hitherto obser Diawer 20, have had a zh rid, ill be introduced in Dead a pork packiog es ted in favor of a , it supphed with Tce in getting ecarce at Sic 115, and the dealera are anxlons for freeze up. A water power flouring mi | will probably be built at Forestburg next season, Intho vicinity of Mitchell, last week, & prairie fire did considerable damage. A board of trade was organized by the bust nees men of Plero, on Saturday night koy thooting matches were indulged in in various points in the territory Inet week. Wolves are numerous in Minnehaha county, but are too cowardly to be very troublesome, Grand Forks 18 represented at New Orlorns by a cabbage nead nine feet in circumference, The new stage line thit convects with the Northern Pacific at Medora, pleases the Black Hills people, Sround was broken for the £100,000 Tower Uity university Thursday, with appropriate ceremonies, The Yankt m pork packirg company is now ready for business and has commenced the buy ing of hogs, The Redfiold mill is running night and day and turning _out 10) barrels of flour every wwenty-four hours, There was enough barley raised in the vicin- ity of Fargo to supply the home demand and some left for shipment. On the Grandin farm in the Red River vnllv-'y 11,000 acres of ground is being propared to plant with wheat next epring. o contest at Sioux Falls between 12, B, ger, bicyclist, and W, H, Rounds, ruIIv'r skater, the laster won by nine laps, Walter I, Himes, of Elk Point, secretary of tho Soldiers’ avd ra association, of Da- kota, detires the name, company, regiment and poetoflice address of every soldier in Dakota not connected with the (irand Army of the Republic to file in his offi Send the derired inforn ation plainly wiitten ona pos tal card, A Imgu special of tho 26th says: r.mn Lisbon contains an account of suppo Aspeclal d outlawry. Osman Benson, formerly of that place, went to Burlington, Stevens county, with J. L, Coltona year ago, During tie summor two_strangers have beon noticed in n.u region of Benton’s place, who would be sent from there about two weeks and return v\n.hn nutber of loraes alleged to be pur: chased from Canadian settlers, A fow day: ago \rml antes surrounded his bouse, arrested him and two strangers therein, and took them to arts unknown, One rumor says thoy have I been hanged, and another that they have I:u taken to Montana for trinl. The facts will probably be ascertained in a few days. COLORADO, Aspen is to have a theater 45x100 foet. South Pucbly wants a steam firo engine, Vifty gamblers have been indicted in Den- ver. In the about, Fire bugs are creating considerable trouble in Salida, A number of mining accidenta are occurring at Leadville, The total expense of the Aspen town sito to dateis A Salida hunter brought down a mountain lion a fow days since, The United States mill at Parkville has commenced to buy ore, The Pueblo steel works are now producing five tons of iron pipe per day. ock of mmmmn sheop wereseen on Bear near Salida, a fow days since, ral of Ouray's old time residents are preparing to emigrate to Balivia, South Am- erica, Jim Murphy wos fatally injured in the Miunie mine by a giant powder blast, last woek, The leaders of the Weld county gang o cattle thieves have been sentenced to the peni- tentary. It is reported that a force of sixty policemen were required to keop the atriking coal miners quict at Trinidad, In the Arkansas Valley Oil and Land com- pany’s well, No, 4, near Florerce, oil has been struck at a depth of 1,100 feet. The residents in Denver are talking of wag- ing war uponthe “foe fiends,” the nams which s given 10 the justices of the peace and constaties. They deniand cheaper justice, clnity of Salida bears are prowling 1t in claimed by coal experts, eays the Mon trore Enquirer, II t underlying Montrose, at a depth of 500 feet, is an enormous strata of ooal, pitching from the mountains this way. It ciops to the surface near Dallas, The Colorado Coal and Iron company have cownienced the erection of twenty-four addi- tional coke ovens at Crested Butte, ‘When completed this will give them a capacity for making 1,000 tons more of coke each onth, , Tho Arapahioe ccunty commissitners b completed the tax levy for 1884, in accord with the report of the county assessor, Th +pecial £cool tax far school district No, 1, Eas® Denyer, was 6 mills lust yoar. This year it i8 4 mills, In school district No. 2, West Den- vor, tho tax is 12 mill+; lust year it was 8 will. This increase is due to the building and improvements in school buildings during the past year, Lust yead®tho tax was 14 muils for the county; this year it is 12} mills, Lust year the tax was 10 mills for the city, and this year there 18 no chavg WYOMING, & Safe-crackers are at work in Rawlivs, @ Horwes are now! being shipped from Wyom- ing to Vermont. M C. Barrow, wifeof the editor of the wlies Tribune, has fallen heir to 30,000 in ngland, Doe Middleton is Hobas built a fi that he will soon be married. From all over the range country of North. ern Wyoming the report comes that the cattle will go into the winter in better trim than wver before, Wyoming bas shipped during the year 174,524 head of cattlo, Which at_ an averago of ead, amounts to the magnificent sum 20 the largest business ever donein one soason . Hobart Ford, & man well known through- Lout the west gistered at Dyer's hotel, Cheyonne, Friday vight snd was shown to rocm, Twenty-four hours later he was found deadin bed. He was at one time worth ranchiog on Ham's Fork, ud it is said od Saunders, a one-armed resident of Oarbon, was sesaulted by two men one ove- ning last week, while going to his home. He had between $300 aud $400 in his possession, which they hoped to secure. Tho footpads calied to him to stop, and when he started to tup, followed and struck him with » car coup- ling pin and knocked him down. His ories scared off the robbers without their obtaimng the cash. #' shoulderblade was broken and his shoulder joint dislocated, Professor Samuel Aughay, who succeeded Prof, G, ., Bailey a8 territorial geologist of Wyoming, has just returned frous an official vidit to th oil regions of that territory, His investigations were devoted principally to Powder river region. The ofl springs and occurred in the sand Stones and conglomerates of the Dakota gr which group is the basal member of the creta- neous, In the oil basin on Powder river, near rlqunn\uIl. about four miles equ covered by these oil phenowena. During his investigations Prof, Aughey found, however, an extention of this basin to the south. In this extention four additional oil springs snd troapes were observed. Hero, however, the oil emerges from l.lm Jurastc marls and tiiasic red sangstone He swof the opinion that i o %his sntire basin has its original soures in these trissic ssuds aud conglomer- ates; that they have underground cobnections is evident from the fact that the oil from all t.h s sprivgs and escapes, andalso from the wells Inuw \wm suvke 0 lnvn.v of 28° of the Baume scale. The wurk nI development in this basin has just A nuwber of wen huve been putat wok -mk ing rhufts, Onssbaft his been w k t the{duplicsted, I authorities are after a gavg of b w n Butte and propose to make it warm for them, Butte received 433,435 1 reen fruit iis year, of which 130 pounds camo from Buil valley, A petition has been sent to the Leglature asking that & law prohibiring all gambling be enacted. 3ov, Crosby estimates the present popula tion of Montana at 84,000, an increase of 4, 000 during the past year. A gang of advertising sharks are trying to work Butte, but are meetiog with a chilling recoption from the by A heavy galo of wind struck Helena amid #hips on the 26th, and carried off a part of the roof of the graded school building and Mon- tana National bank bnilding. Other damage was done and it will require considerable money to fix things up again, ness men, MISCKLLANKOUS, A number of Eastern Oregox wheat on subscription, It is estimated that Wa has a population of 125,000, The Queen of Hills mine, on Wood river, Idaho, is now yielding about $15,000 a month Aboiit 80,000 was staked in Portland, Ore- won, on the result of the election in New York state lmk Bockholdt, ex-clerk of Salt Lake coun. ty, Utah, has been arrested for the embezzle- ment of county funds. . retary Allen of the Idaho Stock Growers convention, estimates that there are at present. 0,000 head of cattle in that territory. @The discovery of a ledge in Sacrament) dis. trict, Humboldt county, containing what is called leaf silver, which assays $15,000 to $20, 000 per ton is reported. The work of extracting ore from the Chollar oroppings on the Comstock, Nevada, has beon suspended in obedience to peremptory orders received from the new management. It is not definitely known when work will be re- sumed , The mines of White Pine are reported to be improving and the ora output increasing. The outlook, in fact, is flattering, and next year will doubtless make the best showing that has been experienced for several of the past sea- sons. papers take hington terntory » Spots Ont of a ollar Bill. New York Sun, In a gentlemen’s furnishing store up town, near the Fifth Avenue hotel, many wealthy and stylish men buy their linon and ties. The clerks there wear the Iatest collare, the latest tles, and the latest everything. They look like brokers, and are very stylish. “This winter,” the most stylish of them said, *‘we have more novelties than ever before, and there is really no reason why a gontleman of refined tastes and plenty of money should nqt be very com- EoR LRI Frar L dARVATSHS aleeper. You seo it's made after the fashion of the sacks that men sleep in atthe nocth pole, only it's made of the finest lamb’s wool and tied around the nock with ailken strings. ne of our young men are 8o delicately nurtured that a slight cold might be dieastrous. They slide into this, and are perfectly atterly; no possible danger of slipping their fest out from under the covers. The wool has a slightly irritating effect on the skin that produces a healthy circulation on the surface and induces sound slumber. ““What are those?’ the reporter asked, pointing to what looked like ragged for from the back of a kitten, “Those are the very latest driving glovesymery ugly, I'll admit, but nothing like in the world for warmth. They Au‘r:;u sealekin, buckskin and everything of the kind. = They consist of a background of knitted silk, covered in- side and out with the fine silky hair taken from the belly of a raccoon, not the coarse, outer hair, but the fine downy fur that grows beneath. Eleven doliars a pair we sell them for, and 200 pairs are out aiready. There are those toboggan- ing gloves, made in London and shipped to Canada, They're just, out, tight at the yrrist, you see, and running way up over your overcoat to your shoulders. You can slide down from the top of Mount Blanc, head first, with a pair of those on, and you'd never gt any snow up your sleeve, ow atep back this way and Ull show you the mont beautiful thing you ever seen in undergarmonts.” ““Shirts and drawers?” inquired the re- porter. ““Yes; but don’t call them that in this store, Yoa'd hurt our more refined cus- tom. Call thom ou»rg.Amanu. TNow look at thi Mo drow out of a fancy box hoavy mass of knitted silk of the most beauti- ful blue tint, Now,” he said, as he stretched the garments out into human form, *'isn't that the most lovely and aesthetic thing you ever say! Would you think that any man could - have the heart to put such a work of art on his legs? But many have and they go li wild firo. We sell them at $100 o sui and the high price takes the fancy of the young men who have nothing to do but to spend money. We huve old i aires for customers, and distinguished statesmen as well; among the latter President Arthur. Well, not one of these buys much fancy stock. They get rich buying merino undergarments at §4 ond §4 suit, and they keep right on that way. 1t's the rich youog men who are always having fortuncs lofs to them that keep up the trade. Weo had one young gentleman who inherited in one year no less than three fortunes, running from $50,000 to $200,000. The wiy he boughu things that he didn't want would have done your heart good to see. Here's a lot of plain linen handkerchiefs. They're very fine, just like cobwebs, and sell for §60'a dozen. The young man 1 apoke of bought four dozen of them, and a dozep of these camel's hain socks, with silk heels and toes. They ave unly $6 a pair, and vory comfortable, but why ho wanted so many I can’t understand. We sod business when young men are to be married. They get tronsseaus as well anybody, and they have to pay for it, Five hundred dollars is a small price for a good outfit, If you ever Jump cff come around.” ——— an's Face, “‘What furniture can give such fnish toa room as a tender woman's face,” asks George Elliott, Not any, we are happy to answer, K!ovldad the glow of health tempers the tender expression The pale, anxious, bloodlees faco of the cousumptive, or the svident sufferings of tho dyspeptio, induce feelings of sorrow and grief on our part and comopel us to tell them of Dr. Pierce's *'Giolden Medigal Discovery,” the sovereign reme dy for consumption and discases of the respiratory system as well as dyspepsia and other digestive troubles, Sold every- where, ——— There are in the country 11 St. Pauls, 20 Bridgeports,” 18 Buffslos _aod New- arks, 17 Brooklyns, Olevelihds, and Rochesters, 16 Hartfords, 15 Louisvilles, 13 Bostons and Pittsburgs, 8 Oincinnatis > Milwaukees and St. 1o 32 Wash- ingtons and 4 New Yorks and Baltimores. Now Ocleans and San Francireo sre not , 6 Ohicagos, 7 Detroits, | I Editor Webhb's “1lufr nl vyl re i ton Budget Hon, James Watson Webb, who = for many years editor of the New Yor Courier and Knquirer, was the last avowed dnelliat the nor Hie last ‘“Yneeting” was at Wilmington, Del, with Marshall, of Kentu He wes not_only woundc but New York he was tried and s ed to two yeats hard labor in the penitentiary, Governor Saward pardoned him, and he renounced duelling; but when he wes at Waehingt at the time of the assault on Sumner, he was challenged again, as he thus told the story “1 was at Washington at the time of Brooks' assault on Sumner. The Courier and Enquirer came out denonneing Brooks asa coward, General Quitman, a northern man and an old and intimate friend, waited on me and said: ‘General, 1 am sorry to see you.' I know what it meant and handed him a chair. ‘I have a message for you,’ he continued, *and 1 am ashamed to bear it, but if I refused I couldn’t live in the south.’ ‘About the Courlor. Enquirer paragraph?’ I asked. "ho smid. ‘Well, said I ‘just keep iti m your pocket till to- night. That paragraph was written in the cffice. Iam responaible tor it and will fight for it, but Iprefer to fight for what 1 have written mysell. I sent a letter two days ago, published in the paper this morning. 1t will bo here to-night. It 1s four times as severe as that paragraph; but when that.gets here you can take your choice, and wo will fight to-morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock!’ I added to Quitman: ‘I am now a church communicant and have changed iy views on duelling. I would not now fight a personal duel—a duel for personal affeont, Morcover, I had no personal quarrel with Brooks, Heand 1 dined iogether at Governor Atkine’ only three days ago. But I will fight for my country and in- stitutions and principles In private com- bat the same as armiesdo, and ask the blessing of God upon the issue. 1 will fight Brooks to-morrow. Come to me in the morning.” My offenasive letter ar- rived. Next morning General Quitman waited on me and ssid the South Caro- Jiniav, after a two hours scseion over my letter, had withdrawn the cImIIfln"v 1 never was 80 astonished in my life,” e Some of John and Leader, Jokes, Cley *‘Georgs H. Dorby was always making caricatures of his fellow oflicers, and was always getting into trouble over them,” continued Dr. Dancan. *‘You have doubtlese he: of Gon. Johet Bernard, who was, during Derby's life, one of the leading military men in the United Stater. He waa at one time in charge of the West Point academy, and did noble work during the late war, out of which he came a major-gencral, - When Derby was stationed on the Rio Grande, Gen. Bernard was sent west on an inspecting tour, and the various scenes belng new to him he wrote letters describing his trip to the New Orlesns Picayune. In one of these letters he described an ex- cursion which he made into Mexico, whore he was well treated by the dons, and was one day taken out to hunt jack rabbite. In describing this hunt in the Picayune, he used the following sentonce: ‘I had rare sport in killing juck rabbits by firing of my wmule. Dorby published carncatures of all his lotters, and one of his leading oar- toons ho devoted to this scene. The car- toon contained a mule standing with his neck outstrotched, his feot braced and his tail standing ntrmight up in the air. ©Out of the mule’s mouth was belching tire and smoke and ball, and in front of him were lying scores of dead and dying jack rabbits, while behind him stood Goneral Barnard with a_ten-foot torch, which he was pointirg directly at the mule. When this cartoon sppeared €en- eral Barnard was vory angry, and his friends told him he could do nothing move than challenge him. ‘Challenge im,’ replied Barnard, ‘I don’t dere to challenge him. He wouldn’t fight. He would apolegizo and that would make me mors ridiculous then ever. S S Fhiladelphia records a failure in at- tackizg oyerland olectric wires. The or- dinapce provides that the whole 33733 miles must go under by Janusry , but the companies have not moved and the oflicers say that no practicable aystem of burying the wires is yet known, aud there in no chance that anything wil be accomplished beyoud stimulating the ex- perimenters. o L VSl PILES! Plilis! PILE A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST! NO ONE NEED SUFF A sure cure for Blind, Bieeding, Ltahing and eratod Piles has been dircovored by Dr. Will s (sn Indian lIumnIyJ call Dr. \\'II ia n's Indian D |Iu Ointment A Mu;,le- box has cured th ronic D years standiug. | No. ono nood sader fivo rinutes after applyme this wonderful sooth- ing medicine, Lutions, instrumonts and elec- tuaries do more harm than good, Vrillam’s Indian Pile Ointment ab: )8 the tumacrs, al- lays the intense itching, (particulasly at night aftar cebting worm in bed,) acts aa n ponltice, gives instant reliof, and iy propazed only for Pilos, itohing of ‘the private parts, and for nothing elso, Kead what the Hon. J. M. 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B WaLiak, Thomps G, Aug. 10, 'S4, { ~ OMAR A A CROWING CITY The remarkable growth of Omaha during the last fow years ls a matter of great astonishment to those who pay an occagional vislt to this growing clty. The development of the Stock Yords—the necessity of the Belt Line Road—the finely paved streets—the hundreds of new residonces and costly business blocks, with the population of our clty moro then doubled in the last five yoars. All this is & great surprise to visltors and s the admiration of our cltizens, This rapid growth, the business activity, and the many substantlal improvements madn a lively demand for Omaha real estate, and every Investor hos made s handsome profit. Since the Wall Street panlo last May, with the nnbua(iunnt cry of hard times, there has been luss demaud from specula: tors, but a falr demand from investors sceking homes. This latter class are taking advantage of low prices in build. ing materlal and are securing their homae at much less cost than will be possible a year hence, Speculators, too can buy real esta’ > ohng per now and ought to take v advant e of prosent prices for future profit. Do next few years promlsea grentes & volspments in Omahs then the past v years, which have been as g(m(I an we could reasonably desire. New man- ufacturing establishments and large job- bing honses ara added almost weekly, and all add to tho prosperity of Omaha, There are many in Omaha and througn- but the State, who have their money in the banks drawing a nominal rate of in. torest, which, 1f ‘judiclously invested in Omaha resl estate, would bring them much greater returns. We have many bargalns which we are confideni will bring the purchaser large profits in the near future. We have for sale the finest resi- dence nroperty in the nanh am‘I western parts of the cit North we have fine lots at reason- 17th, able prices on Sherman avenu 18th, 19th and 20th streets West on Farnam. Davenport, Cummg, and all the londmg streets in that direction. The grading of Farnam, Califor- nia and Dnveuport. sIreets has made accessible Some of the finest and cheapest residence property in the city, and with the building of the street car line out Farnam, the pro- perty in the western part of the city will increase in value. We also have the agency for the Syndicate and Stock Yards proper- ty in the south part of the city. The developments made in this section by the Stock Yards Company sand the railroads will certainly double the price m ashort time, We also bave some fine busin lots and mside resi- some elegant dences for sale, Bedior & D REAL EBTATI BROKERS, 212 Houth 14th &, Bet veen Farnham uul Doug! P, 8.—We ask those who haie property for sale ata bnr&, in $0 give us a call- 'We want only bargains We wi!l positively not zandle proy- erty uI nore lh‘.n e -m] valie