Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 7, 1891, Page 12

2 THIZ OMAHA DALLY BEE: SATURDAY. MARCH IL—TWELVE_ PAGE TWO YEARS To BE PROUD OF, IRCTORED T S R TR o et | v 0 gt AT A | B A v "o, g ‘“The Ruthlegss Sex”’ ating qup. * death of Seeretary Windom 6,00, L por o ana tal cards, mnuch t lin- | Tndi AfTairs. broke tho single thread in the cord that purvice, Thero s ben | Spodat attonton bas e given by tho | bt the cabinet togelier. 1t s improbadle Tsa term applied to women by a Hoston wiiter, Ttis a slander, Maguificent Retord Which Has Been Mad | and rauds, dopredations yatomAtistng e maning more oficin | distinguishial ability or - that served mo of contse, butit is an unfortimate fact that the women are the vies by This Administration. s cational wordcof the Indians, b | hurmontousiy, Ty tinited eflort the rosult tims of nervous disorders and troubles which “The Brutal Sex"— ng to provide cen sch: educa: e only bee Rreater 1t botter, au he Bo . ) s m no erstand or ap)| ( t fon il fEdlan. sk, Wi fisw tintning | SIS ive of the administstion is th the Bostonese term for (he men—do not understand or appreciate 0| A ~COMPL ), t ¥ s have been epened off reservations | mIore Priny 8 B For these troubles and many others that peculiar to women REVIEW OF THE WORK ACCOMPLISHEI t 1 n T 1 i two toarding schools and seven day - - Swift's S E _& wost potent remedy that has yet i | $otio6 bustiiigs hawe men sroetel atd adh et been discovered Xi" nh tores tone and strength to all the or- t tions made twentysix schoo AT Way to Cateh Women, gan nparts luster to the eyes, clearness to Ihe mufrs were marked cight dollars, but e compl ;ml ur into 1~ om the roses of health. Mrs, wel nents have beon peefosted for admitsin e Hitn ohoul Sivil meLPio Rafgtmt Drestiot | marteomed ensl el wens high Alexander Vaughn, wife of a prominent merchant of Prescott, Ar HE NAVY DEPILRIMES have been adopted and personaliy e | UL s A Vihiiy wilbasi: " M,\\ A [.h presecvation of my life under Trovls Work in the Directtonof Our Floating | laeni attention and men, we fiel D e y dence, kfl‘fl tyears my health wa \\|| hed, 1 l“‘ | Warttors, | It linve toen fittod for ovats chasister of A Tt torl R nitead dissvi —myl one const pain, misery and torture. Two civil industry. The work of allotting lands To sevotl Binoty-nino. doctors treate efa 1y four years, but did me no good- Indians under the severalty act of con ! March 4. IS0, nine ne \ ps have been 1 " In 1887 1 beg ‘1l‘k' ! 0 Vive bottles of this truly won- Heate . ) ‘ lar ! ! W wir ships ha 1| gress nas beon pushed forwaed. Sinee Octo WAt DIt she B ol AR St el feaNietl \m Ay 16 of iy lote and session of the « . Tho mduction commissioed the veulor novd sno asurarce | hor, 189, 1322 llotments of Tauds 1 8oVer | it wWiat o yor think of hat wator derful medicine workc ¢ mincle of my complete and Birel swhion Y Fa s o A S ot | that the navy depittmont fsnotan orus- | dlty loindividual Iudians have been traus- | proofi 1 boughtiownat tho barguin sale on permuanent recovery Ll s 080 3 mental braneh of the government. It s a | mittel to tho department for approval, Wark | Riooiii of tha fire, preparatory to allotments s going on among | “Fiyishand s it demoged mich be fire atiacon Mood and Skin Discscs Walled Free, | ienitor Ssinau staiions amoig Jndinte | (o cooNolat sl by ia orly’damngod by THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. v t hases anl redemp- | rehubilitation of thenavy has beon pat far | qud in connection therewith reforum in beof | 1 WHer which touched it :‘:‘ RaH INELY 1UF Th . RATHIS{tla « ol s to pace aldic | under wai during e pst two yeu issuehas bogun._ Bt other Hubsby, MU STANDARD COCOA OF THE WORLE " \ thenext twenty-four mark w Ihe Patent Olce. New York Hera'l NRL S BN NP NN SN NN ANA I RSANAPNNNN AR 1 condu therepoc 1 the history partment s beon withoit . Wintover | onetiey stingoney, o E v | Tt wori of ki o tiavy Shch qn | | Theoressunder tho patont ofce bas taken | (1% A GHI, B, Sop et to | UNLIKE TFA & COFFEE~-GOOD FOR THE NERVES. comjlaints thero © by party | plo from overy | YRCCSTULY LD0 I sl By rocog. | Urancies of the depatiment, of the fiterior, | ficodlndice cloth, - i Ihe elaims of cocon as a nseful articleof diet are steadily Uit b bl ; L t0rmS | i the republican. prineipie of home inter. | The fles have bon redioved of an cnormous | Ve, JGKEIL - HEL, TG AR SR winning recogrmition. Unlike tea and coffee; it is not only a penee, with its foreig r s amicabl o AL e OriE At Amoritat, | oW steure greater_expedition than ever o He Used 1o 1ie 0 Baok Agent. leaving no narcotic effects. Henceit is adapted to general £Alt progross thade tn tho ad LAl factirers have supplied the materials | fove. The nimber of applications for patents | g Customer-Is this really antique? use. The strong may takeit with pleasure and the weak S Sl b L R S A L LS | for the best ships of war in the American | Toegived in IS was {10883 in 180, AWETS: i papiitare Dealer A —er—tiodern revival : L E fmportant unsettled questions, Intornally, [ tion' at par thed pereent b it | iy 1888, ns agalns 85717 1o 1888 ° Although | yid er-ovolutionof on aucient court style with impunity, | 4 UL madan th LOLES Py Ne) The add DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERTOR, | 11vine the past year thin durine 18ss aod Fair Customer (doubtfully) — What kind of amount f money in A 1 nearly as many more sinee [885, the busines: ar ' vied the perioa xter | Wore tov Beisioil Steps inthe In- | 0f theofeo has been prevented from falling Deglor (Impressively) —\We Madam, 9 Jist eanse to find fault favel 1, 159, todanuary 1, 1 ) . e into avrears, without any substantial - | 135G wool that HEvs PRl ave little fmportance have trans. | 70,047 the agereate of the var kinds of | est ot Seitlers croase in the force employed. —The income of | Wit alluding to the musicof nature: it is pired wi 1 ¢ uoney in the conntry outside the troas ury of There s probably no other department | ihe ofiee , diiving 1580 was 841,000, s against Mt 1, the wood that fiest gerveoted theeyes of - the i the Tatter date boing £1,528033,03, aud or AU D SER L LRSI | v B} ) vope frectly as | $145,407 during 188 o number of patents (0 " gome of them satisfactorily and skil- | Under thelast adminstration the depsits | Lee HECTON todr WHIGL - JE e duriug 188 e Tl L e Ll e X U A L L i O L AL i ) 4 e T 2200, vy 000 0, Tt | Sursey. and other importunt. hireaws. The | DEPA RTMENT OF A6 RICULTURE, | Wcts ivalils tothe forests where it grows < R ok g s it & suecesstully 4 fierense boen invested in United States | work accomplished by the ponsion ofice has - Itis pine, madan - genine pine, cueo Wldeca or adules hinteund ek, rich bonds the people would ot oaly have had | fur execeded diving the past two years that [ What Has Been: Done inthe Intevest B aand 3 1o vorld . Ask for VAN HOUTEN's and takeno other, 80 t E ~he IRl o business with fatofil diastor, whilo the ; \ o bt B T B TRV EVNIRVPITTN VIV PRIV 4 v the | i t of its use,but the givernnent | yyde any former administration, Th ot Earmers, Hurper's Bz, St Sl 4 el Al f ki Ll havesaeed durine the one vear shout | s heen praticlly a compiote rovganization | Recosning the great importnce of the pSumso—lt seoms queer to advortd ally revealec w0 aroy is on Jotter | UePDsits of publie moneys with national | in almostevery branch of theofiice, met Mrs. Cumso —What in the world do you N ( \! N SCOUIB LA sVors 1{ 1S Mheormis sy 0300, ourTca ie E i on August 25, [ andsysten being the aim, ¢ for the promotion of the interests of farn mean L % oG R Kt O & 3 YRGB A Hew A vE AN N faniily i [ H00EVW MSOI= 0 Fod x| SV oW EBIVIHY HIGBL M Secrotary Rusk imimedintely after assumi Cumso—fere is an advertiscment that ward under an_ administotion of that de. | fon under dministration of | 4 1o lelged promptly. ' s n | contwl of that new cxecutive branch of the | says, “T'rya pairot o shoes and you will pariment that s al md received | 0! Il T L G e e T G i T s | goveriment perfectedan organization which | 1V wearanother shoe.” wvice, pensions, and to the @wat work of While thetotal receipts of the (roasury at | BBVing been afiected in the medical division, “"-l"-m“‘ nmom people. PR ° lnxw:‘tyu:j{:‘“«“u:.?'\“l.~v]jy:lyl',,.( SOh o have | he sereral oftices from July 1, IS0, o De- | Whereby exaninations are more prompt and Scinee is cver applied to agriculture Buyinglady (tosaleslady)-T would like a a i depart- | comnber 1500, on all” unts' wero | Stifacty tothe duimants. fien through the system ow in operation, De- | cont of wrms. Can youpaint meonct mentof justice has maintained its high stand W the total disburscments | The power of reopening rejscted claims, | partment bulletins are issued for the es. | Sateslady (amiably)—Certaialy, madam Q¢ = - g ngzand the laws have been faithfully ox- | § A ,:‘.“‘N"',,,“f,'.',,\ fhore | whith wis excrcisod indiscrimately by heads | DartiGns BEients are b ] !"( l’h‘”fl fore. | Bringme yours any time, and we can copy it 1816 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. ecuted, 5o far as the attomey-general could | 1is not boen a loss of | cent 1o the govern- | OF divisions and examiners, has béeu placed ‘ ers, anc Coutitin @ T |, 4y gizgor way that you desire, haveinflience, Theextension and improve- | ment. As ameaws of inereasing the conven- | eXelusively under the commissioner and lis | cast of the diseases of animals, plagues and Buyinglady (earnestly)—But I wish you to Sevonteen yonrs experlenco, A roalargraduate tn medicie, aodiplonay show. s still tronting with meit of the postal service have be almost ot thepublic in supplying currency the | deputies. “The boarl of review, which was | insects which menace the products, ground | desizgn i ewl {h Erelichsalscsay NI RN Oheil Aol Leiviinineaci it ciaig tERo U Cain phenomennl, enphasizing atonc busi- | department, in 180, made an- arangeenent | composed of about forty persons’ for the re- | and atmospherieal conditions aro predicted | s, 1y (stiflly) —Wo design only em- | eives uf the Hood. Skin and Uinar's frzane: N i 1 guarantoe Sour aeky oo T indorike. and. fall ness conduet of that depart and | with the oxpross companios by which, for th xamination of cas wssed upon by th 4 give she rural iuhabit- | broideries here—not families. enre. Consultation free. Book (Mysteries of Lifo sent free. Odcehours - a.m. to8 p. m. Sundny 10 the wonlerful growth and development of | first time, pipor money wis shipped from | bonrd of review, has beeu abolished, and the vy advantag _ 2 . 12 the coun And list, but not least, the | Washington at the low rates fixed by the | force has beendistributed among other divi he funds appropristed for statistical pur- Not Easily Satistied. interests “of agriculture, i all thir | goveriment—beine only 15 eonts o sions. An_appointment divison has been | poses were largely diverted under the Cleve- cohere! The calico you sold me wou't varied ramitiations at lome and abroud | Fioat pliens castof the Mot river s | erested.” The old system of leaving to the | land sdministration to pay salaries to supers | wash Lave been faithfullylookel after by the now | sxenangs for depodts | made i the | discrotion of fle clerks the deaving of cuses | Auous clerks i responseto the clamor for | iy won't, ch? 1 didn’t know you wantel . (|l'=‘.vl¥un'u' charged with the wesponsibility New rk sub-treasury The ship- to be considered by examiners, has been | patronage; but Illn-\ hl'l‘ now l‘\\h?l'“;' to le- aundry. 111 sell yvou a wash machiue, his general statement can be sustained | ments an S arezement have | veplaced by the “comploted filés system, | gitimate uses and tho fcilities for collecting | & s | HrEenS Snocialists from a busiuess point of view by a brief, vot ::yn:\-”\y.-':“‘h\\Iup:\“,:”h 0000, The | under which the climant has o righitupon | statistics aud proteoting the farmer wgainst After Other $5an (s, Physicians, Surgeons and Speciists, comprehansive, veviow ofthe work of the ad- | e litions unddr which the holders of mu. | theproper ceritication that his clain is com- | the aegressive action of speculators, wio, Behind the notion stock 1 sce 1400 DOUGLA S STIREIST A protty maiden stand; ministration, which on this fourth dav of | filated papr curceney were subjected to a | Plewe to have it immediately placed where it | but for the reliablainformation supplied to March, at the midile piint ofits existen Joss of onitenthof the face valuo of anote | Will come up in its order for adjudication. | him by the department, might have casily de T e T T Do, With small and delicate hand, seens tobe pertinent and not without inter: | for each tenth not missing were changea i | Clims upon the *~ompleted files ave taken | pressed the prices of v, 1580, thus relieving thepubiie from this | UP promptly fov action aud if found complote A saving to the grower of 1 cent per bushel And the bustle on her dress is tixed thods of AlL the Departments T pved and Business satisfactors iy, Expeditiousty and Econo- mrcalty Conducted. B (s e 1 w 10 statem ;" “Hike trinland commorcial fiter- | ten move ships for war will be lnnched. The e endof two years flnds the Business and industry arenot disturebed, and weneral lind and eansus oftices, geological tided overa serious cr that threate OMAHA NEB est10 all readers. ] T arcimmediately allowed. Requived proof is | on the srain crops of last year wpresents the The ognition of’ = ilve immediately elled for, so that the claimant vast sum of &4, 000,000, ! fforts of the o Rivvon W 14 Do it i R IOn O . e | MOy supply the deficianey without delay. | speculators in other directions have been dest Ribton Cierk Would Do it : (OLDS INTHEBEAD, by one applicatio Rights of Amcrican Citizens Abroad |, St vocdved nore rcosiition Qe o soluier wio is atitlel 0 a pe forestalled and defeated, saving enormons | Puck: Miss Toppin "This pices of ribbon gy OLD‘?\,{.fi&g}{ 11‘4“?; LTOL A S ITE Maintined - Commerci Hlans N!’*I‘\;M over £ 000000 to the American | PROmptly furnishes the required evidence to | sums — to the farmer which would | was made t order, Theres not anotuer bit 7 CA TARRH in avexyshortt i Tihas beon domonstrated by the prosidunt | MWL IAtoRsts b rat o, - Hops wers | C3UIish his clain hashis e disposed of |othenvise have e~ to —swell | like itin the world i HAY FEVER, infion 3 5 diys. : hinine interosts luve resulted, abere wert | witioutdelay, and is mtsubjected tothe | the ill-got ios of those who | Misi Hoppin—'m going showping tormor : EARACHE, instantly and Secwtary Blaine thatcommercial treat- | Pirehd Y0 worth of siiver bullton. The pur. | Foutine and delay which forngrly provaile bine to plunder the producer, row and 1 wish you'd iend it to me to mat e fes can bosuceess fully negotiated and cavried | (S undor the present Law du sing the est | 10 system has lad tie effect of enabl Al statistical investigations have been 2 FIFIY CENTS A BOTTLE. out. Asnresult of the sessions of the Pan- | o yearswill aferegite $105.00 000 worth | Y thousand clamants whowe claims lave | ordered and are now being carried on in Only Acted the Part. N FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS Auvican congress, concewod and held under | of bullioy, Silver bullion during the Cleve. | Do bending for from five 1o tiventy vea rence to the vesources and possibilities ot | Chicago Times: “Are y 0 said the DEPARTHMENT OF STATE. ghesptaenpalionit bac Prepired oniy by th i o) Dl to bring theirelaims to the attentio irrigation by means of ortesian systems, will | customer hesitati the hanghty young J PHENOLINE MEDICINE ¢ thepresent administration, commercial t ‘i;w(l.g -'l;L:“\Ixm;(.::“'-””(\)[fi \:w”‘!y o .\,‘m‘,'. el e AT ma SR onE iTalallowal be before congress. Ixperiments have been | womin at the glove counter, who kept her i Burker Block, Omnah fes havo been accmplished or gotten far | £ ceNs anounce, Uner the proscut almin . decrensoof worke pend- | undertaken as o the possible development of | eyes fixed on Spot three fect ahove his under wiy with neatly allthe South and Cen- 0 1391 SRR DANCO ing in 'h examination division.”” | the forage production et the 300,000,000 acres | head, teallAmcat) P b8} B (Ra'pHnobles THE WAR DEPARTMENT, On June 1 there were pendug in the | of non-irrigablo lands. The seeds of native [ < inquired the b e R it soecial examination division 10,70 cases, | varvicties of grasses now growing wild in this | wornan. Tia i e 2 2 fome Practical Work inthe Pield—De. | Wit 220 special examiners in the field; now lave been carefully coliccted, andin |~ ““Are’ you the proprietor of this store American products, without 4 there ¥ 4,022 and 159 examiners. This, | connection with experiment stations in the | asked the customer npetition with our industries sertions Miminized, numberwill he furtherdiminished and the | arid regions, practical tests are now bei No, I'm not,”” replied the haughty young Jluctions of any country, have bien There has been n practical test madeof the | force inthe field stll further reduced under | conducted therewith, The efforts of the | woman 4 Gotavlished water tuny frelznfles, Drost- | pogiilities of our avmy skeloton, ‘The re- | the order conerning clims of June 27 last | ¢ 1 division towurd the establishment | = “Ah! continued the customer, **T thought ent Harrison and Secretar aine began | P jEme S S ot requi all daims now pending in the 4 native sugar industry, which means a | as much. The proprictor would try to sell this work before theend of the fivstquarer | €0t Indian war has brought out some of its | {oly hall bo returied tothe oliee for cousid- tribution to American farters of 100,00~ | mo a pair of Bl Es i i of this administrat and in less tnan eigh- | ualities. The army i small, it is condueted | Giytion, During the fiscal ) Wing June | 000 now paid to foreigne have — - teen months the fivst of the series of recipro- | economically, but it has the organization, the | 30, 150, the offico issued 58 claims, of | strengthened and extended, The area raks and Fancies of Pash calcomnereial troaties wis law. - Under the | giscipline and the pover of auementation | which vere original, being 14,716 more | for the profitable mising of sorghum for | According to the 1 ods E provisions of the receit tanilt legistatin, | ERE I T PEEE B e iven | Original cl sre allowed during the | sugar has been clearly defined. and | hepe are some of the things to be found enabling the president to vroclaim veciproeal e Ay U1 fiseal year 1889, more thun were | thesearching supevvisionf of this department | the counters of the big stores in New York, ) > > G commerdial relations, it may well be expected | With confidence. 1t has impressed the red | gy during the fiscal year ISSS. | of the vavious sorghum enmwrprises | for which fashion's decrees are expected to L mostaiauyaniiciylablykngrian that before another yearhas lipsed into the ) man with its fighting qualitics,and proven that Stamount of work eve - | finally placed this industry on a practical | create a demand among skoppoers APl (RS A oS t there will be such de relations e | it is something more than ornamental. The nsion ofiee i a single year | basis, with much encouragement as to its sred and stripped organd in ished with countries which have been of | udvancement in arms, means of transporta. | sinee its o ation. The total amount dis- | future success, Tmportant tests of the canc | Blight brocades for Lising cloth capes little advantage to s in - the past aswill fur- | tion, and powers for concentration at bursed on account of pensions, ete, during | sugar yield are being made. The beet sugar Tong couts and capes of the Bedford cord nish a protitable market oursurplus furm | given poini remote f the center of y the last tiscal year, was $106,403,500,19. Over | industry has been practically revived unde Corduroy for covering divan and sofa cusu- | M4 ! C LA and factory products without in theleastin- | manent distribution have been demonstrated | twenty-hreethousand certificates were is- | the présent administration, and this on 4 A RIATNEANIAEOS] . Yal ‘ ons. e awful efeetsof enrly Vi viting invidions competition from foreicn | to the satisfaction of the people. sued last month, The work of the pension | basis aud surrounded by such safeguards, as | - (hangeable or glace effedts in G | win o oo oot thea it Bus macouan peo 3 Chiangeable or glace effects in cheviot suit that £ nits e 0 r oW ! du ; A constant improvenent s been fn pro. | office from this time forward will be atleast | far as the scientific supervision of this divis. | inis PIIVATE VIOOU ASDRICIN DISEASES THE SPEC[ AL IbT wedo not pro ut must bave, and sive | gressduring the past two years, whereoy | 35 per cnt greatercach month than has ever | ion is concerned, as can_ alone be depended | " Xore bluck cheviot recfors than any other | Seediy. coip Wl pertoaiently cured TR i roturu the surBiis of our staple produc- | the man inthe rks i beter sarfsficd with | been dose 1 the bistory of the oftice upon to secure tangible resulls g RO DY AND SR i 16 Yerrs' Experienc ions, his lot, andthe resultis the lowest number Ihe eral Eand Oftice, This administration found pleuro-pneumo Mhny tats having a peaked or scalloped | ORDERS yiold readily to et skillfal treat PRIVATE DISEASES _ But commercial extensions are not the anly | of destrtions during any similar period sinco Vost aiatEtha s won. | i existing in American cttle in Marylind, 4 s D RECTAL 1 s i ! Nextin importaice is the work of the gen o front brim, ULA AND RECTAL UVLCER P necomplishments of the ranking executive | the war of 1 The methods of courts- | el Tand AR Ara ias(biaht AT CaT e New Jersey and New York, Ulsters in tan and gray, with loug em- | #us d eured” without pain or de nton | Coredin s b days without the lossof anloursime departient during the two vews of admuis- | martill bavebeen improved,so that thewaxi | e fomation. of the. bisintss of this | 4 itive cattle interest, embrac | yrojdered capes. s 3 y fromtusiness. The most abslute cure (F GLEET Leution jist clising The righis of Ameviean | mumof satisfaction 13 achicved. under its present management 5 3,000,000 ead, valued at nearly a billion | Lowg capes with and without the bigh | ! WELE AXD VARICOCELT p i | and ailaning ischue Kiown 0 medicad emphasis, The American flag is respected DEPARTNENT OFJUSTICE. e ‘: o :*l' \”“”_l_ {;"lw-l ”fl"\‘u“ et | craticated in all these states t >““'“'§_.u‘“ o TS, GONORRUEN, GLEET. Sperc | o wost poeerl romety. st Known for o permae Itfloats from the stafls of Americon 1 AL alons K8 WAL SOMO. Yoare onng The loss o our forcign cattle trade O N B e Y 0 oL B O S Dieeny o Trcnities, Temae | nenteire. STRICTUREor pain in relies ing the binde tions and coisalates inevery foreign lind [ Important I ents Which Guaran. | Band. - For several months there was o com- | v oon postrictions imposed by Great, | PRUSt Yellow oh . yahasu e ey T R A A P B, Jlete suspension of a large class of entri g IS YER SAXOH Jewel” passementerie for girdles on tea t i I ;\"“ the nportanceof its influemce s eu e safety o American Citizens, R homesteadors ould yot steure patents o | Britain based on the existence of plewro- | gowns redis wiil o pain, no Loss of Manhood of Weakness talictzel e Genoral .. 5 worvel | e i 1o, adinditiappacontsor | puenmonit in the United States awounts e el ehinnoLs Floves: of 0 bluft s hine . i tlroniyou positively cared: instantrelief, Skin diseases and T e nota AA L Prasht: 1 (h e s Attornoy Genoral Millor hus wal presorved | push tholr entries to adjudintion, During | BUCIEOUR 5 LG Tt JUiee, Shomits || Guuutlel chamois gloves of a bluft shul b yiron e g e aasn A ory of eyery readerof current events, The | the interests of the American citizen and the | the fiestyearunder the present administra- | QR BE SO TRE AEETH oavation| o5 AHvinE, Ll ) B o R o departrient of state, upon the order of the | federd government in thework ha s ac. | Hon thare woro survoys, acapted asgreat: | o e stite departuent measures have been | fornisans o GOl O Al ¥ entinagurul, - removal - comg AES Llean it Al antil AR ot et prdideit denonsttaditat Amorlenslins i compishedSintiiie A0 DETos WOR sUTVey e Igaingt 2 taken toreap the benetit of the vigorous pol- | “Siik umibrellas having Dresden handles for | efected at honie by patint without & achareautneaianiota tie BadiisiibokyAnd cannot be seuttled by foreign insurrection oonafterhe assumed the dutiesof hisoffico | nercs in the three years of Mr. Cley 8 of thecradication of disease at homeby | judies u MEnts pain OF Annoyaic R4 Farnan strects Omuhs, Neb. Enrance on cther ists, and th abourd our vessels ¢ i it I ¢ s during the | Seewring the removal of these restrictions. e e e & e e TR 1Dk TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN. srcel A froe fromin. | he wis preseated with intricate and far | administration and 46 icre duving the | aSCIARE B9 faimovL OF et pestrioting, e 4 1 with black s awful ofiocts sult anddangor. When Minister Miznerau- | rencling questions involved in the Justice | last vear of the adm ition. “The increase ; for scasido wea, IRE CURE? ; ,, jratin the British authorities that pleuro- puenmon e anadls ol e v iy Ve Wi bri horizedaud divected that aforcigier, Rar- | Field ineident in Califorana, when thenot oL SiikerapiCerihainmeans g milsmton ) crneinholisushi fuitollvess syor L T Ve Tl Tt ot o | has veen effectively eradicated from Ameri- | with ekt bodicos oreanio wonkuoss, destroying hobh mind and M) ) ( \ rundia, o passongeron an American vessel, | jous Tereys threatoned the lite ofan associats | Lvoiply ' e 1ast two yearsunder MY | oas01l. Tho witdrawal of the obnoxious | Vi Iackel PUIes: th to wear, with oda | Uo0Y, With all its dre-ded ills pernancutly (LTEC “ ( ‘ (" should be dellveredto Guatemalan authori- |4 g¢1i0 of the supreme court. The attorney | During theyears 1880 and 1800 thero y restrictios must follow, involving an ih | giaris andsilk blouse, DRS. BETTS Adiress those who lave i- ties, upon a politieal charge, the ministerwas | GANGN Gontizel o mavshil to defoud Me | 5015956 catries upon the pablic domain. agere. | CTese inour uerecate cattle valution of | *“Sane" \obes’ having a bowder of ostrich \. B piied s ves by - {:mmpll\ reuoved from his oMeial post for | §HSHS ST Ol ourneyings on the | satins ol it amres. td the cndh rooserer | &30000,00, or the Brivish government will | fonther trimming i proper indulzenee and solitury habits, which aving exceeded his authority, It was his s REHTE i be compelled to ad at the existence i . " ruin bothmind and body, unfitting them for ded b thovity. 1 s | Picife shpe : R e g X o e TR o s | uit that the existence of | “UBjicic Tudia silks, lawns and challies polka- Liindanaiteg e K duty to_protect the passmzers upon Ameri- | NG 180, Tarnd | S e hab forioy was Silan oo U g | thodissase 18 oy thoveal causs: of maintain= | dosie it whiter: ¢ S L A R B At : can vessels from violenco or arcestupornany [ Ay & 1 rry. | the year ending June ), 158, patents we ing them, an admission whioh will justify the | 4otied With white, MARKIED MEN or those entering on that 4 I'he deps 3 the | issued for land ageregating B h . wh Justify the Grayish-green cloth capes lined with green | happy Hife, aware of phy=ieal debility,quickly PO BEetN etweon this overnment | 8¢ts WIth the result that the deputy marshal | Diring the sear ending June 0, 10, the e | comderation of rewlitory measures, and gold brocade. issisted 1o diferences betw s governmont | \Cat oo ujited n tho drcuit court andiu the | gromate. of ‘acres. pacente d The suggestion of the secretary in regard Ta-colored corduroy for outing sults OUR SUCCESS aud Great Britain over the Behring sea fish LAGY e § i Jreiiaiag Pthe | to meat inspection with a view to securing | go e tho Y ST eries questions are being amicably settlod, suprme urt, : e Cases arising under n‘\\-ln uistions forstha | 12 RSBIHIRRETICR LA VIGN to. soouting dostinod for the mouitatut, Vbraiding | 1 Bmed tpon fuets Flrst=—Prustical oxpert- os Quistios vo lelng aminibly sidled. omblnationot men in northorn Missis | protaction ofpublic lands from fraudulont | ghegyce uid Germanyupan our hog produots. | rood. Jackets trimmad with goid bratding | enco. Bocur=hiery cuse s spatln ity siudicd, { 2 L sippl attempted to prevent a young colored s, ete, were finally acted upon in 1589, Iy up I for very young ladies, thus startine rlzht Hr nedlones: wre aginst American pork lave through the di- | FRELBIESITLE 10 PROVER o yauni colorul e G T e e has been incorporated in the meat inspection |~ Heav'y "glace kid gloves in tan and gray | Propared inour Iaboratory cdietly to suit Tech otk of tho Americin ministers to those | T MO ACHERES HStAL Touteapeniion S0 | to tho number of 4031, and dn 13K, inl | bill recently passed by congress and the o e s o el " | eachieuse, thuseMecting cures without Injury countries being moditiced Blishing their. ond. (hey: Ared s umser. of ‘n.‘..'l O s i cution of its provisious cannot fail toresult | S0 ACkels Opening overa brocade or Drs. B s & DBetts 5 e =¥ shotsintothe car in_which he was passing | during the lust tiseal two years by the.ope inalike ative, namely, the withdrawal | onbroidered silk vest IS, ctts kll.\, AHE TREASURY DEPARTME i o oL e W as lasalogd] during Y0 S of restrictions or such admissions as to their g rouglt wit i n ST icough the town. The afl us inves osettlement of Oklaboud and the great Sioux | Of rstrivtions or such ! 0 White wllo wrought with clover leaves in | SR M o | Forthe trevmentof all CHRONTC AN D SURGICAL gated by the United States district atlorney, ation underthe soveral acts of con. | WIS cawse as will invite retalitory measures. | it and turquoise beads. 1409 DOUGLAS STREET, - - OMAHA, NEB ! A E DISEASTR. Fracos. Appliaice : s ind G and the assailunts w aprehended, tried, More than half of the work which A vigorous poliey in relat to Toxus Traveling couts titted ke an ulster and Trussces. Best Faellities, Appars Ienedles the Rescue inthe Pani convietedand sent tothe - i rior Vi fever, and the imposition on railroad and i v x for siccesaful treatment of o 1 dlense penitentiary, had accumulated in the office prior to two | f¢) and ! o u 1 with adecpeape. el anakminy o2 iorary e gEoaon If the tressury depsrtment had accom In Alabama and various oth ateswhers | ye 0 has been disposed of, and a case is. :'fl"w;:lvvu_u‘uu alpanice of strict rewula- m China silk for featherstitched NU"SE IU DHUGG'STS- umm R T o S N cE S plished nothing more, the unusual and heroie | POLitical outrages have been committed and | how reached on the files in meuh less than | Uons roganding the cattle trafic, his ereatly | plouses to wear with odd skivts 2=t Accommoditions West Wit for drenias on intemal and other laws have b for years | half the tine required priorto March, 1889, | Feduced the losses to northern cattle from | = capes trimmed with yokes of silk and srder to satisfy s pube= i IO Ang Hncou Teution: (nbotoel Dirvay violated with impunity, and the right ho B h this cause, tothe geat satisfaction of cattle | wiawel' mssementeri n order to satisty the pube | wives or Tumors, Cancer, Catarrh, Jusiness interests of the e P T G e L 1o Blovenih: Gonang, erowers (hroughoututie country. The work | 1 wn Seietins i - 1 iy i Biosarioity, Lnrairals, Rotds Eisiies inieroata of ‘el cointeyinithore: flof cllizensabrijred s ves fopartised ot [ gy porintendont Bortos! bistexedital the [ ke tireckiar ol the A ion: v Dot fudyn skicting having o houstitehed bem | lic that we mean what we ad— [ exer, icidie e DI RS O Y O cant tinmcial crisis and reswed them from | taken, the department has intercoded snd st | i tho vensus ofite vistly beyond the | feves saves. miliom i a0l Of xS | fuly thiricon inches decy, what threatened to be general bankruptey, it | CUEN peaceful onditions. 4 i Jumel’s hair suitings otone effects of | v, se,y are hereby ne . AR e | i The Paditic and ofher railvoud companies | POt of that acomplished in” any cwsus | thoexport trade. Restrictions on tho move- | o b+ 41T suitinks 1w vertise,you are hereby notified [ fa8dy o wrment {0 Wonen would have made a record of wh iy | owing to the federal government have | thken. in _ prior ades. “The population of | ment of cattle from stato to state, prior to stripes, plaids or figures, At ! Lai DEing coninemient (Sirieely e+ only Relia: ; | Many bunches of light colored velvet vio f re is ompl: B Mot In<tite Making a specialy of BIRE: party might be proud. The action of the | been compelled tarough procecdings in the | 1o United States was enumerated through- | the enforcement —of = general reeu |~|:”|\ R ‘1 higen 201 RICIR 1 AUV EOIDAINE Ry DISHAS kS late Secretary Windom, under the direction | supteme and other courts to obey the ma lx“\"ul».l““.;.”f“:’r’ ”w“‘d ”“w;' \r‘\\:-:; ‘mlv'mv }'"'. 1;;m-nq‘ “h-.u.-u ;r_v’ th 1y to8TE '] Blue cloth’ and flan roefers for linle | Made, or people are not satis. | ,Alltiaodbise ok alospRslully: saten hislioing of Prosident Harrison, Iu visiing the money | d8%A0F the laws WiLh respect to pnynent of | gixoen daysfter the recefpt of the last re: | than §10,000,00 anmnbly, andit is soseraly | it proforence wanyotherwran - | fied with the eflects of the | R A I S ceuters of the country and consulting the | & ligations, turns. census was practically | agreed by those wh toraptoill Tnttha {i atti b AN GIA B UARISUR VISR WIORSIIRSS lleys 3 2 tomof your e, i W . 3 Tn the suprome and district courts the I : ¥ | hose who are interestod in the | pepy aud dress trimming purposes. Turkish Remedics, that is A€ yuie o wo'will S fmmediate needs of thegovernment andthe | mothods of the department of justice haye | ChHUPL arch 4, 1881, although the findl | business and have every mes of Judging, | O o o cots vorerod i reille meshes 4 y s BRoaL e Niryou Disaa Hie PR Rety caretul atteution given to tie flucuation of | beel mom complotely i ofictal count was not_wnounced untilafeer | that the immunity of oir stockyards froni ey Vate. Specihl or Norvous Discissa, with (iosbim sk systematized and the | (M g ) ! 3 and rolls of 1ho sibgle strunds Iurkish Tea, Liniment Cough A A XS i the supply and demaud of the circulating | irvegularitios esused in many instancos by | WAL dite. This congress was enablod to as infection, wier regulations of the | *G] S oy sty : ST e % jold-edged taffeta glace ribbon for roscties | (~ TN cLaugl >poside. mediu, elicited al. tho timethe admiration | willfil nesiizene of oMlcen urider the former | P e, aportimont, bill December 17, | bureau, is worth' 80,800,000t the catilo iu- | on iildnirs bate . ansece. 0> | Cure, Asthma Cure & IHahn's TuMekanghlin Rresident, of every oncdirectly interested in the situn- | adwminist mtion, kave been as far as possivlo | poo NAFIY VO years carlier thun-ever be- | dustry Lavender silk mousselines sprinkled with | Golden Dyspepsia Cure, to no tion and has engrafted into the business insti- | corrected, 4 The powers of the bureau of animal indus- | gt WSS of o davlcer shade, PEpsi ) Shtlona a/aralibaco whieh swi)l last s 1058 oa e Nextto the population werk the most im- | tey have. boon so endored | y 50 e us to enable the sht brocades for Louis s o sand return en , \ o history of this administration THE POSTOFFICE DEPARTNENT. | priant work accomplished in 1IN0 wis 1o | séerataty notonly to eorer moro. completoly | £t brocudes for Louis Quine wat | tify us an I return empty pack A R in 1 ke e A aal AUTROR, completion of - the fiell work of the inquiry | the patiological’ feid, but to e Mlon's suonmor shirts of e o busker | 2g¢, and we will cheerfully re that there was growing contraction of the [ Overtures of an Unusual Characte relating o individual indebtedness, Speci; valuable kin the commercial field 3 | at there wis a growing conraction of tid b agentshave mado abstracts of nearly nine | first outeome in this @irection wiil be the woten cqlton goodsin twa colors, fund the moncy. HEIWE IND BHMN TFFMMENT ' v el r o Ombre or shaded effects in thin woolen ©f the great London bankers, the i . willion morigages, representing the ninber | tablishuent in the turean of 4 dair ) e Temalitobo . 5 IDiaraihes hou miore QRInRll 2 dntrdn e | HNOMA MK FAER AR VOO Top. i te oods 12 hemstitehied squares 3 ; pirtment bogan to study the _impeniing | Fiere has been moro oviginality introduced | of i frummsdts plsced oo Teeafd fof tie ten R 1't0quas to ba worn with yel Respectfully yours, 1 dingorin tho Unliod Slates. Whon it was | into the postal sorvice under Poxmaster | yoars onding Devombor 41, 1850, T'ho firal = 4 < vetties and trimmed high in the back i PEEce fOn AT Yaring Disings wx en {0 theeariypartof last July that the | General Wanamaker, and more energy and | Iesults of this work have ':'\ll publishel, and tablishment of a disease experiment Black lawn caps for the little ones, with a MunliEl Ve 1 y . sulting' 1 insanity & 20 Teading £o misely ceumulation in the treasury mustbe gtten | determination bave been applied, than duving | \‘lH!:{‘uuuph-!ul (lnn‘ngllu‘\!:lrwlxu( ac al | station with overy facility for adequate | ypimming of black or whits 1ace o1 gilt cord urkish Remedy Company, doatrramatin 1 et i dincas into the business chanuels of the country, & | any provious ndministration. Postmastor | S s el e I I gtias been | luboratory and prictical investigation into | “logues of straw facud with velvet and cautel by Bvereisr it of e’ biain ks Hi il Brel avieranw i | o made so satisfactory that the atatisties of od- | animal diseases B been decided Upon, and | o viy Sral feud b Omaha, Neb. Sverinatlince Each box eomtainers F0 s 8 geiasd apo A ¢t | Gereral Wanamaker brought into requisition | ueation, social statistics of cities, ehureh sta. | the work actually undortuken rim \ s aha, Neb, ment ' alok, of a1 o " o] wime. White cloth jac or or gold With each order for ix was taken by the tre rtuent | & siccessful business expericice of many | Ustics, pauperism and - crime, wealth, debt The scope and sphere of the forestey divis i 2 i ~ X (s L embroidered white si for visiting, e 9 | Eannte g v lieve the situation by the issuunce of a | years, and the good of the public andnot po- | @1d taxation mines ‘"l"_"’;mvm ransportit | jon has been greatly eu d, and this work | \Ceddings, ote EUT G AT Lo deun lcuniy iy * alar proposing to buy on July 24 last | litical ambition kas guided his oMeial uetion fon, insu u.u; Indiany .{.m Alwka, ten of | forthe fiest time ‘placed upon a footing of Blouse vests of plaid silk to wear with cut GOODMAN ] 1s 05 might bo offered atprices to be de- | 1t is but fair tosay that he has made 1 the prin divisions of the ccnsus office, | practical utility toour immense forest mter 3 4 i i , DRUG 0, rmined upon on that date, About #15000,- | personal sacrifices than any of his predeces. | Wil be completed and ready for the printer | ests awiy or bluzer street Juckets of smooth or 4 £15,000, 1y is pr : d ] L e 2 arnam Mreo (LF4R(iAer were purchased under this order. | Many of the investigations which haye | C0tireworkol tho ceusus will be closed up | The Cabinet, low grounds for tea gownsand afterioon . Suttertng tvm On August 21 a proposition was made to | been conducted for the purposeof protecting | d printedone year later. In & review of the work of this adminis- | home oyns # A s of purchaso twenty millions of 41, percentsand | the lives of republican postmasters in the 1 he Geological 8 tration o colleotivomention of theoxcoutive | — Flower sproys branehed o POy carly docy, wasing woak nes >vn ul wrmors to pay prineipal and interest to Augu totgun districts of the south have been Topographical work under the divection of | oficers who have contributel to the aceo on either side when set upright like the top lfi\l\f‘l " VANRTI0 (o (il t 1801, upon the same, Auother tie at the private expense of the postmas- | the goodogical survey has been conducted in | plishments of these results is not anly proper | of o heluet | c \‘J‘"‘"‘H;‘ sions was purchased on August 80 upou ter genenl. The merit system iu the railway | twenty-eight states and tericovies, making [ but just, The cabinet §s composed of Amer Handsome house gows of bla sk silk, with Mah w ¥ g sume torms | mail service, which received rcowuition i | maps. Investigaiions have beew mide with | icans it is lomogenous. 1ts members wero | the *facni'” eftects of steiwes stown with | LESS ENS PAIN R T0 LIFE Brof, 1, Ca 10 WLER, M 004wy, Coni Ou September § vet another proposition | theway of melals, was cnducted aud sue- | respect to erigation by aresian wells and | selected with vespect to natural adaptability | vings, ovals, spots, et lic debtand the relinguishment of still more | $ar Wanmakr Moutana, Novada, New Mexico, Utab, tho | ically s0as 10 best reprosentthe varlous see- | gray shades, with large pearl buttons, for iy, OTHER S of the surplus in the trvasury, Jtwus pro Postal telegraphy and postal savings banks | Dakotas and Nebraski. Geology bas been | tions of country and theie direet interests. Lu | young ladies. ariving ani walking o “R T MOTHERS' ‘ wosed (o prepay interest on the 4 per cents, | were made living issues and given positive | pushed in the most important divections, The | their depariment of justico, The Government's Surplus € to mannerin which itcameto the rescue of the and Harney Streets, O division, arrangements for which have bedu already | labors the cabinet oficers have di Eavly spriog suits of choviot i stripes ¢ 0 aileo FALE includiog the maturing interest July 1, 1501 | impetus during the past two years, and had | mining statistics and investigations in the | play the warmest Subsequeutly this proposition was éxtended | projer reoguilon beeu afordedat tho bauds | winerd regions of the far West have pro je to cach oter, They bave | deop cape audsimly urtanged skir iy ] MWMHLA