Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1885, Page 5

”~ [ — —— THE DAILY BEE--FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 188 LOOAL BREVITIES, Fixtra coples of Tie Bee contaiving the olassified busins « directory of Omaha ars now £o be had at this offies ~The saloon mentioned in the Big ab th corner of Teoth ard Jones strects, was the Fren the ws 1 coffee saloon and not the gin mill across 4. Miller, the pugilist, was arrested last night at the complaint of Cora Harman, wh charged himn with committing assault and bat tery upon her, A special meeting of the painters of the city will be held at the court room under City hall, on Friday eyening, January 30th at 7:30, Dusiness of importance to be discussed, —0a Friday evening at the Temple Tsrac), the subject of Rev, Harfield's discourse wil be *“The Eeorct of Life,” On Saturday morn ing his subject will be “Hdueation.” The Kuth Rebekah degree lodge give an. other of their rleasant entertainments Sator day evening, tha 8lstinst. An entertaining programme, conyistine of reading snd music, will be given, The strests are littored up considerably with waste papsr, A whole sheot, which had Leen tora fiom a Lill board wasflonting around Farnam street to-day. It looks dirty and slovenly acd the paper should be picked up, Some night next week the doors of the “Little Casino” roller rink will be thrown opan to ths public and the proceedsof the eve ning will ba donatsd t~ t e Tenth street mis sionschool. Announce nent of the date will Do 1uade hereafter —Manual Fducation in the Schools,.—Prof, 0. M. Woodward, principal of the manual tratning echool ¢f Washington university, St. Louis, will lecture in Unity church on Satur day night on **Aims and Methods of Manual Flacation.” Prof. Woodward is acknowl. edged throughout the United States as author- ity on this subject, and all our citizens inter- ested in cur schools should hear this lecture, ~A counterfeit ten-dollar bill, United States currency, appears in a town in the northern part of Kansas, It is the same .counterfeit which has been referred to several times by the press. While in §many pointa it is defectice, it is a dangerous piece of paper, and has been a profitable instrument to those who claim a patent on the plato. Some of the dsfective points are, the letter and number do not correspond, the interstices of the ecroll work are too small, the cnrve is not sufficiently Jargs and theimitation of fibre-paper is simply pen marks on the back of the bill. Tt will interest his many friends to know that Charles Shiverick, the Farnam street furniture dealer will, commencing February firat, offer a largo and most desivable line of parlor and chamber euits at bargains that will make it an object for all who contemplate buying anything of the kind to purchase even in advanco of their wants, This sale wi continue until February fifteenth, and covers a fine line of parlor suits, ranging in price from 0) upwards, and tchamber suits from $20.00 upwards together with many other goods. —— PERSONALSY. Mr. A. W. Young left yesterday for a busi trip to Chicago. M. C. sches, editor of the Fres Press, published at St. Paul, Nebraska, 15 in the city quarterad at the Paxton. Mrs. T. W. Raed and children, family of Mr. Read, manager of the retail department for M. Rogers & Son, left yesterday to visit friends in Davenport. Mr. Tkomas B. MacDonough, manager of the Sil smpany is at the Millard. He si putting in his time drilling about one hundred “‘supers,” who are to take patt in the play. Mr. Ge>, H. Hammond, the castern capi- talist of dressed pork and beef fame, arnved in the city last mght., He expects to remain here a fow days, losking over his interests in connection with the opening of the new slaugh- ter houses P. E. Bock, B. Bollinger, John Ransch, Tincoln, William King, McCook, J. A. Thompson, Nebraska City, 0. D. Fitch, Ful- lerton, Neb., W. A. Kennedy, Des Moines, Geo. 8ime, Portsmouth, 0. R, Crum, Phila delphia, avd H. W. Moekin cf Dennison, Ia.. are stopping at the Metropolitan, LEGAL SCINTILLATIONS, Yesterday's Transactions in the Dis. trict, County and Police Courts, In the dlstrict court yesterday the case of John Kiewitt va. W. F. Lorenzen, ap- pesled on defaclied filed. The Omaha Triving Park arociation and J. J. Brown comwenced suit agsiast J. N, Rittee for tha posses:ion of certain property i1 North Owmaha. In tiavewiot from Judge Anderson’s court, thy cate of James O'R ucke againat his broher, Poter O'Rourks, coniract, was was filad, The defendsnt is charzed with a telonious asssult apon his crippled brother, James. Both parties resije at Flo-enes, Francas A, Cusick commenced suit #gainst the city of Omaha for £10,000 damages, for pereonsl iojurles alleged to have baea received. The plaintiff, in her petition, tays that while walk ng slong College at, on the night of st 21, 1834, ehe fell off of an abrupt declivity in the sidewslk, opposite lot 27, McCandlish place. Byrhe tall ehs re- celved njuries which have confined her ever swce, and permsnently im- paired her physizal conditicn ~ Wor these reat00s she atks for damsges inthe sum nsmed. The case of the State va, F. E, Norrls way also filed. Norris is charged with having stolen, on the first of May last, 17 tickets from the Upion Paclfic rail- way compsny, amounting in value to $100. Datective Nichols, of the U, P, s the o1l ninatiog witness against him. COUNTY COURT. Judge McCollonch yesterday rendered decision adversely to plaintifl in the ctse of Georgs Stratman The City of Omahs, Stratman sued the city for damage to property alleged to have been sustaioed io gradiug, Dacision was also rendered In the case of Bernstein ve. Pepperburg, a suit for forciblo ejection of the latter from cer- talu prontses of plaintiff near Douglas and I'welfth stree's lessed to defendant. The dacision was ia favor of the plaintiff, POLICE COURT, A GREAT ENTERPRISE, The New ulawir Houso Opene Yesterday. The Management, Buildings and Future Prospects — The rrocesaes Detailed. The new slaughter house to be run in connection with the Union Stock Yards commenced operation yesterday, though not at fall blast. The hog killlog part of the establishment has been thoroughly equipped and will toon bs ready to run at full capacity, while the beef slanght- ering branch will not be open untll about March lst. At this polnt, however, a brief descrip- tion of this most important entsrprise,— which, it may be said,'marks a new era in the history of local stock interests,— both in its inception, as well as its general features may not be uninterest: ing. THE MANAGEMENT. The slaughter houses built by the Stock Yards company, have been leasad unconditionally to George H. Ham- mond & Co., of Detroit for a term of three years. At the explration of this time the Datroit company will bave the privilege of leasing it for a term of five years longer, or to purchase it at a price to be determined by a board of arbltra- tlon to bs chosen by both partles. The loesl management of the concern will be ia ths hands cf Mr. H.H. Meday. THE BUILDINGS. 1t is somewhat difficult to specifically describe ¢che bulldings of the establish- ment, aa they have not been completed. But a rough idea of the situation of the plant may be gained by imagining a building, 226x128 feet, ths main slaugh- ter house. The portion of this awarded 00 the killing and dressing of hogs is di- vylded into three stories. In the first story are sitnated the boilar, engine and packing rooms, On the second story are jound the slaughtering, dressiag and cat- ting rooms, togethsr with the refinlng rooms, used in the manufacture of lard. The cooling rooms, twelve in number, are also on this floor. Ths third story s us:d for goeneral storage and miscellaneous purposes. On the north eide of the building is the beef-slaughtering addition, the founda- tions of which are already completed. It 18 expected that the superstructure will be completed about Marca 10. The dimenstons of the bailding will be 90x 128, The slanghtaring of cattle will be done in a mannet quite analogous to that of hog killing, barring a few minor de- tails. On the south side of the building there is being constructed en oil room, 64x136, which is to be used in rendering the entrails of the cattle. A number of vats and boilers will be placed 1n this room and the fat and entrails from the beef- slaughtering room will be tried and sep- arated into the oll and steirlne, both articles of standard commerclal valoe. THE PROCESSES. By the kind courteey of Mr. J, F. Boyd, a BEE reporter was shown through the various apartments of the hog killing establishment which commenced opera- tion yesterday. The sight was a busy and intereating one, and worthy of detail- ed description. Beginning with the firat stage of the prccess, a brlef recita! of the various stages of the operation which converts the squealing porker into the dressed meat ready for shipment is pre sented. In the first place the driver ecnds the swine into u long shute from the stock yards entrance, into a partition in the cellar or basement, thence to the second story where they are driven, a few at a time, into a sma'l pen. Here a man s'ands ready to catch each plg, cne leg of the animsl is fast- ened bya snaffle attached to a long chain, and the squealing porker is hanled up by a powerful lever until a clasp on the chain is made to fit over a long fron bar, some thirty or forty feetin leng:h, called a run-away. Suspended in uhis way, the animal is approached by the “aticker,” who, with a long knife, cuts piggy's throat, when lo! with o powerful spurt the cramson blood is ejec ed, and in a very fow moments his porcine ma- josty is among the things that were. He 1s then shoved down the iron ruan. away, or bar, which s in-lned down hill and is slightly gress.d in order to prevent friction. When the animal reaches the «nd of the run- way he 1s suspended over cns ¢nd of the scslding tub, A bcy unclasps ths chain which holds the hog to the runway, end ke falls into the scalding tub, Hera ha is thoroughly *'ssused” for a fow mo- men's, 5> a8 to locsan the hair and open the skln. The animal is then taken oat of the tub, and plased on a scraping bench, lyng ¢nough to accommodate fit- tenor twenty carcasecs, side by side, Hera the ‘“‘scrapers” ec'za the body, and scripe off the hair, which has baen thoroughly loosened In the scalding tubs The scraping b.uches presenta sl ghtly convex su fice, and are full of lop which allow the dirty water to pour through, and not accumulate on tke eur- face or run off the s'des, The carcass is then swang upon & gamble, and handed over to two men who rip open and disembowel, and then pass it on to the *‘cleaners” who tko‘cugh- ly wash it with clean cold water, and re- move all trecas of blood and dirt so far as possible, After being cleaned careful Mer. Piggy is swong around on long 1ua ways to 8 man in charge of the last pro- coes, tha® of cutting the carcas and lay- fog it open in hlves. The hog is then ready for the cooling rooms which are on the east side of the building, eight of them being constructed for beef and four pork, and esch one capable of bold- ing four or five hundred dre:sed cercasses. These cooling rooms open directly upon the pla‘form, and the lowding may be done direc'ly into the refr.garator cars. In the snmmer time the cooling room will be packed with ice, laid on a temporary shelving aboye the dressed pork, which will maintain the temjerature ata very low point Pert of the pork is taken into the *‘cuttirg rcom” and cut op into the vari-us forms desir:d for the local trade. It is iatended, however, to make the shipment of the dressed mca‘ the principsl feature. Below, in the first story or basement, aic the packing or curiog rocmy, which aleo plsy an im- portany part inthe general econcuy of the Thomss Neelan was flued $10 and given five « o the county jsil for hav- log commwiited s bru'al assult upon Jacob Cohen, an Eleventh street tailor, on account of some trivial disagreement between the two, C. H. Hildebraud, the suppsed “‘con” was released after trisl, He provel at at the tins the vietim was flaeced, he was walsing toward the postoflice ia company with a {riend named Lee, sgstem, These packing and curing rooms are ocntructed in accordance with the best plans, and are equipped with all the necessar pliapcas for expeditious and thorough work, One of the moit interasting parts of the hog slaughtering e:tiblishment are the rendering rooms and refinery. It may te said to begin with, that no ho most refuse metarial is p | blocks and sold a8 a fe rtilizer. The e teails after being taken out ¢ e anim are thrown intd a huge t(uare receptacl filled with water, tially cleanted, the beticr parts separate from the worse and after passing through successive walers, are thrown finto reu. entrails aro dering vats Here the Here they are pnl. «| A REVOLTING CRINE, al ' 1A Twelve Year Old Girl Sgdnced by a Bartender, stoamed for some ten or twelve hnur:; The Ohild Now in & Delicate Cone 1312 DOUGLAS ST. 1312 By this time the action of the procees h sevarated the mats into three component parts, lard, water, and refuse; the lard of Lett the OCountry, course floating to the surfase, just as ol ‘ ‘ in water, whilo the refuse is naturally o the bottom of the vat. The lard drawn off from the top of the vat by |girl was received by pipes which throw it into cooling tubs, in which it is alloved to remain for several 1t is then drawn off into barrels, : - ready for shipment. Tte refuse material | man, the Sixteenth atroet talron keeper, on the bottom of the vat ia taken out, [and wife. before, end placea hours, as indicated under a powerful press and shaped int blocks of fertil zing material of merchantable va'lue. So farss THE CAPACITY of the slaughtering establishment is con day. Yes'erday about three hundre ment was working at third capacity. the nominal working hasis of the easter establishments, it will be possible to ki snd dre:s a porkee in three minutes an a half, which will be appreciated as ex traordinarily rapid thme, The beef kill ing and dressing branch of the establish. ment will be able to tuin out from 300 t 400 beeves, ready for shipment, in one any Of course, all this depends in great measure upon the adequacy of th supply. Mr. Hammond expresse himself Jast night, the houss can and will handle ail the cattle and hoge, i firat-class condltion, which the countr affords, and {¢ {s int:nfed to supply not [something more than sympathy for the only loeal and eastern {rade, but large | wronged and ruined girl. quantities of dressed pork and beef wi be furnishe r export trade. THE FUTURE ENLARGEMENT of the slaughter and packing houses de [ W88 exposad. pends, of course, entirely upon the de- |that he bas gone, for the foelings of an with whith the present |outraged public could not be pacified, But there s every reason to believe the development of the gree of suc venture is a'tended. bueiness is assured Mr. Hammoni, wh isat the head (f the company, Eay world-wide fame as a saipper and ex- [ & A FRACTIOUS HORSE. In his elaughter houte in Chicazo 800 beeves are killed cd_daily, and employment fur. nished to 300 men his week'y pay roll amounfing to £5,000. In coanection porter of drersed baef, and dre with his great slanghtering interests h owrs two hundred refrigerator cars and | Mack, son of Wm. Mack, the contractor, has tho use cf ore hundred more. Fo his business here he will have new oaes built after the latest and most_approved | °7 Dodge street. Ho had in the cutier a pattern. From bis house in Chicago he | trunk and at the corner of Fifrecnt and ships dally to Pcilidelphia, Bos'oa and [ Dodge streets the trunk fell out upon the New York and makos two consignments It was Mr. Ham- dressed and brought it to|about fourteen years of aze, did his beet success. In|to check the frightened anfmal, but his connection with his slaughter hovss in Chicazo Mr. Hammond has sll the ne- cerssry manufactories and appliances for working up and making into merchant. 4 1 able products the offal and waste matter [ W8gon, Whish was standing in the street. from the dead ca-cieses. He has and per waek in London. mord who first started tho beef pusiness its present state of operates a manufactory cf clsomargarine, tarniog out over 22,000 pounds daily, prepares the hides for the market at _the % tannerfes and has the whole business| contact with a sharp stone and a tevers carried on 80 that it {s reducod to the| gash was made over hls right eve. He lowest waste possible. Allthese improve: ments it is intended to put In at the| Camp's cflice where tMe' Wound' wes slaughter house here, and to make it, as | $2wed up. It was also found that his far as possible, the counterpart of the |htad and body were severely braised one in Chicago.: ADAMANTINE, The Chrek of a Diamond Thief W ho Attempted a Daring Robbery Last Night, Last evening occurred one of the most | in knocking him out so effectually. daring attempts at & mammoth robbery thet hes for a considerable length o time, boea reported In this city. About quarter past seven a welldressed gentleman entered Huterman's jewelry store, «n the corner of Thirteenth and A Helpless Infanr, Accidentally Sct When approsched by Douglis stroete. oue of 1hs clarks he rals that ke did no cars to buy anything, but was merely awaiting the arrival of an old lady who would shortly meet him there. He wa gracioutly sat down with a and eapws vesmile, Shortly sfterward two otner well-dressed young gen'lemen noon, en cring ths D ruglas street door, in the rear. They ak dto uckoo” clock, ana taid came Into the ato be shown a * This, in briof, is the procss of con. | bartender and by his soft words sucseeded verting the live porker into the prcducts cerned, it 18 estimated that from 800 to 050 hoga can be kil d and dressed in cne hogs were killed, though the establish- about one- [ took the child in a carrlage to the poor And, furthermore, it is | house and coneigned her to the tender raid that when everything is reduced to [ mercy of strangers. waved to a seat and beaming ditton and Her Seducer Has a N is| A fow wooks since a twclve year old Superiatendent Plerce at the poor farm. She had baen living for some time wlth Jacob Kaufl OLLAR saved is a porLAR made—the old adege—and it i3 not any more thoroughly demonstrated in the course to pursue to maks the ving than at the Misrit Partors, who deal in Merciast Tarrors' Misrits and uncalled for garments, which their many agents “SGOOP” in from the leading Mexrciant TAtLors throughsut the country, ab times less than the cost of the raw material which the garment ccntuins, and while the Misrir Parrors have light expease with close margins, it is at once realized that dollars can be saved in vurchasing 'from the most elegant and best assorted stock displayed oy any reguiar s'ock to be found anywhere “ALONG” with {he best made, bolh in rinrics and workmanship, are tie Ovir- €0ATS, fine DrEss Svirs, as well as Business Suits snd Coats and Vests, 1Il| Theman Ross has flad, knowing fall and well that it wonld no‘ be well for him to remain in Omaha untll his beastly crime Itisa good thing for him »f Panfaloons, are unsurpa sed in cut and finish, in faori s, A fil is always assmed as the best talent 1s furnished to ma'e the alterations. A call will eatisfy all doubts, in being fullv ab': to satisfy the most astideous, £ In the employ of Kaufiman was a man, whose nams was sald to be ?[John Ross. Ross was employed as a in raining the girl, who Is but a child, About a month since it became appar- ent that the little girl was enciente and the man Ross at once packed up his duds and left the town. Kauffman, who is said to have adopted the child, refused to have anything more to do with her, and M Kavffwan herself d n u d The little girl in (uestion I8 known as C Kauffman, aud is only a child. She is wearing school girl dresses and 18 an innccent appearing little creature, a sight of whom would elicit the sympathy of any cne. She isan orphan, both father and mother beiag dead, She ad- mite haviog had connection with the a|man Rose, but says she did not know o | there was avy harm in it. She does not d |reslze the condition in which she is placed. Ths prescnce of such crime in this y | commubity is appalllng, and calls for 0 and nothing would satiefy them except to h.;:g the inhuman bruta to a telegraph pole. He fluns Away and Seriouesly In- Jjures His Youthful Driver, o| Yesterdsy about 10 o'clock, Willie AT THE MISFIT PARLORS 1 31 2 Douglas Strgfiil:;_sth.-' 31 2 Open Evenings ur til 9 o'clock; Satuday until 11 p. m. —LIT BY ELECTRIC LIGH TS.-- The shock threw the lad out of the T r o Ml driving a horse attacted to a cuiter, pavement, frigitening the horse and he started to run. The boy, who is only efforts proved nuaveiling and the animal ran down the strest to Simpson’s carciage factory, where the sleigh collided with a ’| the reins and was dragged several rods upon the pavement. His head came in .| was picked up and carried“ts Dz Van s —ON 4LL— Al oy b CASH SATLES his plucky little driver he dashed across the street to Evans' seed store and —C(F— jamped equare into Mr, Evans' phacton, which stood in front of the place. The phaeton {s a to‘al wreck, and looks as if Eogland’s dynamite fiends had got in their work upon it. Dr. Van Camp says the boy will ce all tin a few days and able for another tussle with the animal which succeeded WINTER CLOTHING SEE OUR REDUCTIONS : Suits formerly $10.00 now $7.50. Suits formerly $12.00 now $9.00, Swits formerly $16.00 now $12.00. Suits jormerly $24.00 now $18.00. Over Coats formerly $ 800 now $ 6.00, Deer Coats formerly $10.00 now $ 7.50. Over Coats formerly $16.00 now $12.00. Over Coats formerly $18.00 now $13.50. Ovex Coats formerly $24.00 now $ 18,00, And every other article in propartion. Y Prop —— Seal ofNorth Carolina Smoking To f|acco fu the best. CIRCLED BY FLAMES. On Fire, Burns to Death, aking wdorsed t One of the eaddest deaths recorded oc- curred yesterday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs, P. J. Connirgham, 212 Scuth Twenty-teventh ttreet, It was that of | 5. little Eddte, a fourtsen months’ old child, who was fatally buraed Tuesdsy after 5 1216 Farnam St. Omaha Medical & Surgical Tustitute The child, It seems was sitting in a room on that day, being st'erded by its (For the Treatwent of all = — -~ 3 that they wished to purchass one. Une |tbree-year-cld brother. ~There no| 1718 Howard Street, H b h & E ‘ of‘ the clerks. namsd Herman Mond-|oneelse in the rcom at the time. Play- (N. E. Corner 12th and Howard Streets,) Ime au . a O r schein, erco-t-d tae two to tne tecond |fally, the elder brother lighted a long etory, where the clocks ¢f that pattern | plece of paper in the s'ove, and, unaware wera p'aced. ‘There way left oa the firs floor but ore clerk, Edwsrd Bovee, who was engsged in t ¢ rear of the tore, Taraing svound, be was horeifizd to see the polite etrenger abcut to dart out o the uoor with a tray of diamond jewely in his hand, Bovee ruthed fcr ward, and, as luck w ud have i, the d’amond th ef stambled ¢zainst a railing and dropped He then rushed out of the door snd disappeared in the darkners, | covered with one horrible burn on the just in time t) etcapo the ignominious | lreast and back, Conyu'sions enrued, the tray. capture which must have inevitably re sulted from Mr, Bovee's ons'anght. "The |skilful medical attendance the child tray when picked up was found to con tan diamonds amounting t» $6,000, and | day. hed been lifted by the thief from the But for a lucky show window in front. stambla, Mr. Huberman would undoubu edly have lost, temporarily at least, the | their large circle of frienae, valuable collection of sparxling gems. In the rush and confuson fncldent to the occiirrence, the other twmen, who were undoutedly decrys, made theirjes cape. Tho police were notified of the | are sllowed to sell ro other piper.—/Re- two hours sfterward The most carefu! clue to the dariog diamond-thieves. Chronic and Surgical Diseases Discases of Females, of the Nervous System, Pr vate Dis+ases of tho Urinary and Sexual Organs, sud Diseases of the Hesd, Throatand Lungs, Bpecialties —LARGEST STOCK OF— NESUILDERY HARD WARE In the State: GONTRAGTORS' & BOILDERS, ESTIMATES FURNISHEIXD. Buy }(our Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for ess than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it. Send for Our 250 Page Catalogue. only one issued in Nehraask ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES |of the terrible consequences thrust it iote a mass of paper held by his little brother. The paper blazed up, and in a moment the unfortunats baby wasone mass of flame, With a pre-ence ¢f mind 88 touchu g #s it was rare, the oldeet child seiz-d his little brother, ran cut of -|doors with bim, and rolled him 1n the snow. The flames were soon extin- guithed, but not before the infant bad recelved fatal injurles, Iis body was f -|and despite the tenderest cers and most breathed its last at half pact one yester- In mourning the terrible death of the EYE little fellow, Mr, and Mrs. Conninghsm | piucass treated by o experienced specialist, also wilt be met in tendereet sympathy by |diseises of the Heart. Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Bladder, Neus s, Rheumatism, P Cancer, etc. 'ATARRH, BRONCI 5 And all other diseases of the 1 hroatand Tungstrest ———— ed by Medicated Vapors. (8cnd for Inhaler or A Maligner. ¥ Medicated Vapors Resewater Is an sntl-moropolist, bot| 4nai of the 5 not in little things, The Brr newsboys | #aus. Private Diseases and n.) Urinary and Sexual O X Files Cured or no Pay. bold sttempt at robbery, though nur]}; pablican, e l-..m!) : r‘ i Tha above is false In every particular | Consuliation and cxumioation fr A soarch, hovever, falled to reveal 0¥ 3oy bublishod by The Republioan in | aciorutios, Diasts ol Feiawes, Private Diseass 1Ji of the Ur and Scxaal organs, Seminal Weak. e Notice, All Tosmorsow evening at Casper's hall on | pewsboys, no matter how many other | Medicioes sentto all parts of the country by e South Thirteenth street, at 7: there will be a meeticg under the asspi ces of the Tr ' Assembly. The objec of the weeting is to d scuss convict labo and the eight hour general, atteudance, By orDER COMMITTEE. e —Mr. P, J. Sterb, who lost his pocket book with contents va'ued at 1107, Tuesday evening 1o the postoffice, has placed the case in the hands of Detective Neiigh, | —The beads of the traffic departments of the B. & M, and U. P. retucoed last night pat of the anlws] s thrown away; even from the meeting of the tzanc-c nliceetal pol | per cent « ff, ed into | #ssociation, ) sharp | papers they may bave for sale. The BEE | scription of case tem The meeting h will also be inte esting to taxpasers in | Werits sod its poblishers do not have to Smyil's druwm corps will be in resort to monopo'y among the newsboys aepirt of intorn cussedness, The Bee ervous Debility or Exhausticn,eic., eto., snd 1s 80'd, and alwsys has been sold, to | SUF now restorativetrestiment ters and consultations Confidential, Co.nter, Hay, Stock and Railroad Track, i 05t Lt | ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMEN1 ry reforred if convenient, Open at all hours. does not dictate to newsboys any more | "Adiie ail letters to t|than it doss to the newsdealers. The|Omaha Medical & Surgical Insttute | Bekis o cowspaper and slls upon lts 1118 Howard St. Omah: Orders for the Indian Department given for Buftalo Scales ex clusively. Scale REPATR SHOZP, 405 NOTIGLAS STREET, - - - OMAHA, NEBRARKA Or¥icejAvnior or Privic STATE OF NEURAS in order o sell this paper. By question: Sl LiNcoLy, "‘"l’ . - ¢ in hereby certified that the ing the mewsboys it will be sscertatned | Tk b hereby ceitited Haatrice in the that more copies of the Bee are sold by | state of ka, has com! ththe n RUEMPING & BOLTE, them than of all tha other papers put to- | Surunce , and is authorized to % —MANUFACTURERS OF gotber. The reading public want the !:v‘:::‘::‘l‘.— lcl:;;;::; )‘;(mlf"’ ! I'n°fn’.'g'p'!'f' : ssa a0 will lare l_"' m”\‘f:/’ick.‘\,"l‘,v hand ond the seal of the Au: UHNAM[NTAL BALVAN'Z[“ ‘H“N EUHN":[h Oar grest reduction sale, everything 25 ..1::..‘.‘1' «v;t“ P'ublic Acccunts the day and year [s®aL) H. A. BABCOCK, Auditer P, A, Vistals, Window Osps, Lron Cresings, Metallic %ay ki, e, Tia, Lros and Wa e time longer, J ls Bo0Ab dabi BAFech Omiabe Nelsasha,