Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1893, Page 6

THE OMAHA 1893, APRIL 3, contained aro startling and do not show uplm..m Intarosting than the Anished ol " official price curront, As it is now [ baes centiifugals, 08 tost, at 3%e; refined | nothing but a eholorn seare or some ndicatio B1- 100 foction i standned A, 4 1810050 cond | kvaitablo s A AT T0 e cat tont, o4 f 1 crushed, H%aeh D160, powdered, anittated 4 19168570 cubos, | fr N would' Tnpre Sents over a foot deep this winter and visitors o et tho tobduring » duy yresental SO he WORS, Wars. vars Thercs “Gh Ry l\-qu-t ||In‘n fn prices that iscaleulated to sh S i shipper [ o nunt of the cold, there was still always [ o oo R Dwelve | Of ki b e AR IR T i something of a crowd abmt the wire reat Frovision Deal bxtending Over mean to misquote the market, but matters i .mfn.\ Quict, steady: American, #12.75@ New York Crry, March 29 Mayor Bomis Omaha, N You will pard b | B8 for s pust cortal - vory i 0 the pe (erunung the th \ywHy for fucts in regard to |Ih Morals of Great Gotham, and disorderly houses tn this town, You did he ran today was not noticeably different mothat of last Saturduy [ taken hole the quality of the ¢ o8 wits de Bome Expert Opinions Iy indifferont. Bettor oports fron not fnagine for o minute, did you, that you | T0P¢ that was put up to keep Months Gonoluded. often get so unsottled that no two think Gustern murkets impeaved the foel i slently. Al et the true faets in regard 1o the shove | visitors away from the Japanese alike, und conflieting quotations create dis- | Stoady luke, 11,05 but buyers stll nad dectdodly the best of 1y e scoppers:™ Not mach. They would | earpenters and joiners who are ereeting T trust among shippers, which redounds to the | Fiondy 1 SraIEh e fo5 atitosy | LD ainhar an T By Sy pices from BE S ] © ool vus awiy N & kY detriment of the ¢ A E20A0: plates, quiet, | 10c lower than Friday's averaze murkets MAYOR BEMIS' LETTER TO DR, PARKHURST | " titont Ry rnes and his eang are on s houses in-the island villages. The | THREE MILLION IN| PROFITS SECURED | ““Iiifa i l[-»ln-l:. "'m‘ RO R | steady; speitgr, quiet, domestie ey Nefther shipuers nor speeutators did any the “dead make” here and will ot show their rope did not keep back the more 19 HRVe Fks | CHRILY Hiat bt OrARsES New Orleans open kettle, good [ buying and local houses i 1t all (heir owi e v IE you want to have the oat-and-ont enturesome of the sightsecrs, nor < ¥ have prices been unusually high, but it | tocholce, fate demand, 80ic3se. Wiy, The popular price was $5.50 for good BN BLAtsh oF Ui Now Work:AMl U {6 FARAE & Llibee reoets Jons write 1o | s seems as if 4 good many cpes have been Hois of all welights, with sulos of good to enoles N Dr. Parkhurest of this city and he wilt give you | Were those who invaded the forbidden [ cadahy and FatrbantcCredited with Mas handled by dealers w York Dry Goods Market. he N S seattering up 1o $6,67 5 wnd sales of fale i e Soclety I’ ¥y Minutes ot S0 ] i round ordered out ‘after they had gone i. W. Barne feo pre > s New Yok, April 1.-The demand for dey | to poor | nd mived stulf oclety Puts In n Few Minates of ome thit Wil open your eyes. The round ordered out “after they had gone 1ating the Markii1iig Drop G arnett, vice prosident of the Na- | y 1 A mixed st il e way dow 9 oV i ns e de o 0l v v i 5 i ague ) '-'wl- waus of th usunl S 1y chi o 0 86, hore was o falr amoy ol p | Gotham's Crime. 1 i Dlwekinatl, Weite Lim and see what he | & Japanesc artisan, though clothed with Vitinn e Pasberd i deeenwy {0 Saouidcetimnte | JOSORny:” The wouthor WhS R0 FAVORUbI 0 | SAELY NORE: the Dl of [ho s soliins ot 86 38 |3 | sy anthority, is too gentle and kindly cour- L-Pbihs bk ““"“_'\'\‘l““'l:‘;‘kf‘“;';\“”:l' ."\-‘“‘ ul'm_hl‘-} llllu* | L':.".|"L',"l'v',' o that Ity continuance fora | o ainst $6.50 to $6.60 Uriday and $7.08 ] ol MLl youa o myseltif you want It | teons in his nature to resent an WUsual, Tt 6qdibion to s tHEFG 18 o frons | LEAUS. 10 % N8, WIth the IAEhet e Aiek Rud 1718 ope e Hoa Dendn oy Geon’ SAINY | 18 o 1in 1nl1ls are nll closedl Uptigh R e } s addition to this there is a_gre with the @ <tand | w0 shoep teade has boen falr | Nw Youk, April 1.-(Special Telegram to | on Siuiys nd hetwocn 1 and 5 i ind it | ,’I',)'"_*_':!"“II' by '\ffj"""‘\“f}".‘ upc '"‘ h 5 :fl-“'w Cn1cAGo, T, April 1.—The great provision | deal of new territory réaching for Chicago i hands, wi ch I mewded | to ke e | gottarall wookk et Wi taiod fir } Tne Bee)—-Mayor George P. Bemis of i TRt j;j;}“"'_’\"I"‘"“Hil",'l‘f COWDRP, UL KO A0Y | kit let 1‘_. H"l HLpk ’l' N "‘\ L) | | deal on the Hoard of Trade which for twelve :‘“‘ yes “'r which is not ordinarily tr Y | fixniiols Wero In Interost, 08 wore nlso mmakes | Tambs and there 18 o big cail for '.',‘::‘\ '&‘.Z-S\RL’ 3 Omaha recently sent a list of Guestions to | time, nixhi or day, Sunday and all, jusg | tnmolested ull that was to be seen, and | y,onhs has kdpt the price ot pork, lard and G e Ll ;"”“[‘ all we can to | of dress goods, Jobbers wore having o falr [ sheep at satistactory prices. Oorings toaiy | Mayor Gilroy asking him about the methods | g0 10 e side door id they’ ean e pushed | CYeRS ‘ll“““{“'l'l‘ that “"“"l."-",‘:"‘]l Jys e | short ribs under e control o two' firms wis $or Hore Shan AVTASE ,",'fu MRl e, with trobr movement tn fnfzo pive | wore mostly sigekors, it o ch o oty ) | S o ® 1 Bpen with one finger, Ruw drinikhg und gam- | swered as fully as the limited English | Joosened up today, ¢ O o) 01 0 raEe prices on account o prints. Deliverios of many articles in cottons, | for feeding ow muttons and lunbs changed i used in this city for controlling or regulating | PR W8 SLESEST S BRI S | Yocabulary of the. workmen Yo Hlited, “r‘yf::” x‘p( '. u“.'y“ o :?.. nh[)"t ‘.Ix“_.. Yo, | the pressure from regutar sources: People | Yootets wrd sills. woro” e leading fenture! | hinds at good strong prices. Fait 1 kood nie gambling, saloons and social evils, The com- | cverybody but thewops. The police officials b T + ; unk & Co, who hinve since Marc 2 | who expect to et rich in six months out of | Mertin i Tartan red prints were ud | tives, $3.76 to $5; to good we ! (i . the police board | MeFe of cvery grade ure puld not to see these And what bright and nimble fellows | been in command of the provision market, | fhe spuft shipped to Chicago this year wi vaneed 215 per cont &350 to 85; common and stock shoep, i3 munication was referred to the police botd | iy und ot toenforee the Tnw. Ofgin mills | those workmen were! It may be that | have abdicated. are sutlsfied se Yo greatly foolad e - {(0#3.70: good 1o cholce 40 0 100-1b, i 18 dnd th lutter have placed, tho letter on flo. | averionun fn this elty, ©Ganbiing | they wore picked men, seleeted for their | with the #,000,000 which ey are \We at% advidlug otk sHinpers agkirit any OMAIA LIVE STOCK MARKETS, fito 6 Charles W. Garduner, from his ("'l’|| in the | ttan 1h on the Strects by | skifl and intelligence. If they repre- | huve |l|-m|wl up on their twelve months' \\'ihl‘l‘(.‘n speculation and tell them what they | cattle Trade Active Under Light Supplics— “Recelpts and Dispostion of stoek, Tombs, has endeavored to answer the ques. count ov It Is the worst | sented the average Japanese artisans, | manipulation. will know themselves a few months henee Prices Still Falling. OMcinlessolpts ant dispriition of tions from personal observations made while gay “-_ ¥ nn]\h|~|| rihi, 'x‘r“: by “['.h\lh then the average must be very high in- The murkets for provisions today without | not to look for more than average prices. & Prices Q("I"I‘('?:,\'L. ot shown by ”\‘,',,,.“‘,, the Uni ,'m{” AP chief of detectives of the Parkhurst society. | (HES il on the nike On'ECOpY USO8 | qoud, Tt seems almost o pity that these | the support which those firrm have been in A‘_\‘{(ll;\;:‘L«Ll;‘:‘:’.\u:-lll"l:-, }In_tlv‘\wux-;];\.nll e Yiaaoitith B:0otH, HARK Tid. Sl6Rp the b | gompany ‘r;'n:h'{.:,“-i uty=fons hours ending at 8 To a reporter Gardner said 1 eduld 2o on indefinitely, but will not. It is | carpenters conld not be kept at work all LA !Ivllrv: thenwere extrenely weak | Vet big shipments, - Thero u oiaro ] eatd iA )by BRbeCIALIORE LN R0, DAk th AN WThere arve about 1.500 gambling houses | Well known here that most il the judges and | queing the fair: such an exhibit would e was o dropot$l por bareel In pork I (5Lt ot 0 e 1 ‘Voge. | rather moderate ot CneRlG Tie o 1 | pol being appointed by Tamiiny, are ¥ T nd #1 per 100 pounds In lard. When the | O breparation but small fruits veg LAl Tan ot cawlo ti CATTLY HOGS, RHERE. (HOUSES & W running in this city in violation of law with | dudor 15 thumb, wnd are hand and glove’ with | De us popular as anything within the | 5 L tables will certainly be here in abundance.” | prise to the trade. Compared with —_ - b ® | | 5 owd saw that the hog meats were ndoned i T Cars. | lload |Cars. | Hond|( Tead| ¢ " the knowledgo of thepolice, They consist of | law breakers of every kind. You miy think | grounds, e ! A Rl Bata Al bl On Monday. March 27, the new Kansas | there has been a substantial ineren i1oad Cara | Hoad|Cara 1end Cara | Hend . /8 i this I8 from ote who ins i grievance and has After tioting the nimbleness of the | DY their lute supporters there was a general | ojpy ypuit und Produce exchange, at the | kinds of stock, The off w3 faro banks, pool rooms, envelope shops, *oU= | Lagi fun i by the cops, et Such 1s not the | 4 g rush to unload, resulting in the heavy decline L k k. The ofli 2| 208 es| assl 14l nim o e . | workmen and the intelligent expression corner of Second and Muinstr lette, red and black and crap games. These | case, how was | lows ver, and Lan siniply, yours truly referred to. | of theiv faces, together wi S| srmally opened, says the Kansas City Tinies Chittis DISPOSITION places are principally backed by Tammany o $ A Crrizis of thelr , together with the pic: | A " Wright, more familiarly reforred te The Kansas City Fruit and Cold Storage | Reecipts this week e WOV it CATULE | W0ls, KRR i ¥ R Replies from the officinl heads of other | turesqueness of their dress, which | «Charley™ Wright, is one of the b fest win- " a5 e ) - - politicians, who 20 o §00 N | ¥ Wright, is one of the heaviest win ympany has completed its £5,000 building | Receipts last week 1051 - P month to the police to violate the law | C1Uies havealso been received, Soie of the | seemns to western eyes something like a | ners by the break, as he was among the big- | at that place, and the lower loor will be used | Same week last you ) o e e o . permonth to the ]'Hll ; LAk o | 'plies are satisfuctory, while the othel ‘““‘\‘ uniform, the visitor looks at the work | gest winners on the great advance of the sum- | as a gener: wetion and exchange room Receipts for March show BTN O o s oves ‘ b () with impunity. = The heavier games 4so | playan effort at concealing the exact condl | jtsclf, and Is at once struck by its neat- | mer and winter. Ho was also the originator ot is a tradition thata fruit wuction house wse over those of the preceding month, and Wdahy Pacxing Co 14 pay a percentage of the municipal clection. | tions. Ty the main, however, they A0 WOt | ness,” Kyen the temporary scaffolding | the bigbull deal and was a partner n it, but o started hore, but it was nover | ComPARA with Slurchh 1503, theee hasboe & | & HASG & isen 3 A spasin of virtue comes over our authorities | {5 B0 FEIG SERE TGN e ves that | 18 neatly and strongly pub up, and the | withdrew when he thought prices had got as i from one of the targer commission | il i Skt decrease i hos sapplics Vansant & Caroy it | anda few of the places are closed tem s is the best governed city in the conntry | Inmber of which it is made is injurcd as | high as the circumstances warranted. He then 1,‘;"*“;"”;: oo :“‘L"‘“l"““" ;"l.tl "“';I At | 1l past threo months, coupared with e i T e S e aniet- B kil A gt | 16 SEATBIG Hom ! being | touk hoar side. present all the ey nd vegetables shippe ame three months last yoar, rocoipts show an | Ehippers and feeders 3 . porar After some years t hief of 1 is freer from the evils than the rest littl Do ible. Instead of being The big drop in the price of provisions to this market direct are handled by the rense of 50,000 eattleund 40,000 hogs and o ) o = T N police has ascertained that the pool rooms T % | nailed together thisscaffolding is lashed | the principal feature of the commission men. The strange phenomena | fallingoll of 100 sheep. The ofticiad figures e L P ‘ U Fiolatod tho law and has ordered thom A PLUTOCRAT'S PALACE. ; with cords. Thisis done with a skill ll\lvl.\‘lil‘ll:vl-w was similar] is presented of Californin and foreign fruits | *F Lo i " 8l Glilonio Live st ARERSE at wou Al aven wanilopame i | les$ depressing extent thin it ! ¢ o attlo ioep, wgo Live Stoe rket, ! Blosod, T T e that would make even a sailor-man turn | G b, S "W, Deing shipped throuen Kangis City to, Chi- | gy i 12007 0005 | Ciioaaos Ml Apeit 1o-{Spectal Tolegram I alin ot tiie SalgonIste | green with envy. But though the 8 Thutaday, tho following: i cago, and merehants from here going there | Fobrary 07 _i7nosd 86814 | (o Tith BIMASNG Ehinie Wik ol 1 oty s i b ] ®2,000,000 Residence, 4 | Japanese workmen do many things ina | sustained; Lork, | to buy at auction ai ‘I!\')np them I:im< Last [ March THA40 D 0GATT 87,105 | for cattle. Only about 500 head arrived and “There are between 8,000 and 9,000 liconsed Cornelius Vanderbilt, somewhat to | way opposite to that employed by Buvo- | Wheat and cor 3 outs, year the auction method was tried at Cleve: e they e taken _at Friday's quotations, or saloons In this city, Political influence has | the surprise of New Yorkers, is to be | ]"‘im‘l e b L erlieat opened o nm‘.‘ higher on some bad | land, O., and as a result 226 carloads of fruit | Total 00173 from $160 10 £4.25 for inferior 1o extra cows W ; CHTIOGEE | A1 as an O i s they not g 4 v i reports, but fine weather and | werd hanaled by one fivm there, Al of the | 1892 and heifors, $2.05. to £4.50 for kers and ] nting of license more than character | the fipst great millionaive t5 build in | the roofs of their houses before making | some ¢ 1igtlons St tiie SRFIvaTanorts | ensuan Ofty ror MM MOR: tapotier: ATty | Janunty 201557 1 fecders, #4 to .25 £ <od boef and ship- Excise board, and the law is sel- | the city a really grand mansion. | the foundations, At least such was not | ed rfrce selliie which son mude | giyiivs ™ Chicago with the. bi sirost general | Februaty Jo7440 1 ersnd from 82 1o ¥4775 T0r T vuns dom used to revolse ficense by them. Seven- | Aven't theré plenty? Not exactly. | the method employed at Chicago in s norensed the dhmsion o . oros | auction house and fruit exchange in the | Murel. . s 95,70 107 HODE.t0, Slioloy. Tots Avoriking (Forn eighths of the saloonkeepers violate the | The Tiffany house, the P, Hunting for when | and on the down turn there was heavy ig | country too s, | M H v | has been sy re of 2,000 cars, vd. vepr nding among the berry g [ Pt B e ot bihs making the buildings the [ehgnen { e ] day in the | ton Ttalian villa, the W. K. Vanderbilt | the houses were very nearly completed | Of stop loss orders’ and exhagsted 3 - ) & hich earried M Y 1ye Hl | y fine and grand, but | the roofs had not yet been put on. But | Beaee. ooty wentom :.vm.u‘-.uh e 140 10 195 [bs., at (row 26,25 (o 46,9 nd medium f for mixed 136,60 10 #6855 hroght il hieavy woights 174,806 481,340 his year 50,2 s and k senting Branch & Co., few days in Missouri owers, Hp writes that Dealers were lookin la week until compelled to elose their deors | chateau are all v p open house cver 185.7 or heavy receipts of the bulk not one has a bit of g from sheer physical exhaustion. ‘Tney ave | 1OV O] rden space a | the numerous books on Japan written by | no supy Nro D BHL s i 4 L i recel E [ and from 6,90 10 $6.60 were the ruling prices for mutual protection and defonse. They | though it cost only 600,000, "at a b land give all the Anformation: that the auict andclosed ubout 4 from Loty poluted Branch & Co., thoir agonts. 0 | Under tho cireumstanees buyers had compars | MRG0 rousholtt, G0 et wlu'.'m concert \Iwm;nu p;nu-‘ el pay m.lm | gain—is really the prettiest on llhu curious could cave for. i I“I;"':‘I'd u shi ‘1"‘“ tter, but thes % i tivel “”P” e ‘.::‘, 1:,,‘ i le_-”n \ ]‘i“\l\” ; { from $4.25 to $6.15 for poor 10 extra ‘(“‘m. a tribute in a fund which they raise by | gvenue, though even it has no garden. heral offerings and prices soon starte prodtice ko o I the two days. Since the QW= | ties. Lambs were quoted at from to assessment, which is known us the ‘emer- | Thave aro 1a the. outskirts plonty of S with but littic subscquent recovery. P G T e e B A R LA Bl D S AR ut 1,000 came gency fund., Those saloon keepers who { itk ) y FINDS THINGS FOR A LIVING. | missionmenhad liberalseiling orders and on he week closed with the market generally | tent that buyers f it (L work to fill xas. refuse t ontribute -t this - black. jShaded and gardened homes, ‘but none | S the weak [bots the longs liquidated froel stendy It rdors und nat only wos this decline regained, | cattle, 1,5005 hogs, 6,000; sheep, mn;ll'( 3 0 ’:nn r“.x :‘I e .}M k- fog the avenue, e AR el (o J”l'lm B. Lyon wus the: largess Individu H,\rlwv. shipping stock Is quoted at ‘l'.lwl"h.]‘:“(“l “fu: “‘\“f wee ‘Al'w‘\u:'ll'l |‘l».“'t.l‘:-',{»‘.‘;; | 3 victed, Tammuny elected its entiro Now Cornelius Vanderbilt is going to ikt and Bonninr Ooldmas "I outs there was good trade and a weak | BUITER--The receipts continue light and the tivespeculative demand all week and the | St. Louis Live Stock Market mirket is very fivn county ticke fir 10 g majority, ov Pucking stock, 17@15¢; weral tone to the tr roll, 18720¢; "choice to | demand, however, 0we nton the eleetion by about 75,000 | spend 000,000 in improving his al- i¢ has been fivm, The 81, Lovis, Mo, April 1. Carrie-Recelpts, 2 almost entirely to the infiu- | ready sumptuous residence and in sps The professional finder is a feature of | feeling, prices declining to (1 18 been chiofly fron loeal 8800 head; shipments, 1,000 honds marces e Vew York City not found elsewhere. | Shecbob the dron buim and the clo e countr e i o8 ¢ : SUmpLuous o < LoD 3| Igembove tho s o e ros b | tancy country, 20@24¢. 3 houses aind 1t hins e the handy kiing eattlo | steady s 1o dohe and o i I8y S ook L‘;::“\‘:‘pi‘tl:li'vyll‘::"llll Bl :ll‘bt“-l-l!x e )11‘;{ | The most suceessful man following this “‘5““"““’ ynibatiy 10 orn w18 e ig -":.Tn\..“fi PLpaunasitioiidigtcrterignd LIRS (oA iChe KR icel B i e ROl it that they stould hereafte exempt trom | gu0$s*Soiunco Tocation in. America, | Profession is described by the Journal as | Mii%e aers at ttines wore atmost puniel - Jnay week and prices are “to oe itions Honvy: 808057007 mixed s0.505 fnterference and blackmail at the hunds of | finest residenco location in Americd. | g o)l known but silent figure around | mhe slling was e cmith most pustel CALIFORNIA CABIAG than at the elose of Last week. Tn the stocker | 6.901 Hiht. $6.507 el i :4 the police, but the pledgewas never fultilled, | T'he southwest corner is W ”‘Fl’} ' ‘:"‘ [ the cafes and hotel corridors of the | mand, except to covershoits. Nowe of the big | CALFORNIA CELERY andifocdar liite Lusitioss hiny b pmewh s eoeipn 1: shipments, none. Thirty Thousand Dissolute Women, ";"”_)f“f‘l"_ St hus Vanderblits outho | Ninoteenth precinct, He well | Dulls 'showed any disposition to_ support the | (yESTLERS: restrictod onaccount of tited supplics, bt | Murket not tuade gwini to lick of suppligs WThere was about 50,000 dissolute women | pems i e o ol e - | dressed, tall und rather distinguished | the'combine was goncrally heceptod in the v, | Fous--Wikile th : odny's canparatively Hght run wiis g = =] BRR Ik Giby: fomo. cotiving on thecbusts | Lors Vit Belowy fouten blocks Ov 0, |l1goleing. [He i kiown ks Danial sold I a sniali the bulk of the S o dettiors, who were lookine for fuily trade I 1eil o WS Ny ot vet invade v street. | 1o k i dceinth L16, 5 , sles we 3 Receipts were h e from Girlhood to Womanhoo ness in flat houses and others plying not yet invaded the strect. | poga) hut whether that is his real receipts for Monday: Wheat, | Stles s s e e Ry i teer ATt Hlcod o aniraged efr vocu i s W ut i . | Two II](A‘\< above is the park entrance, | o000 S 5 L P 3 rs;corn, 100 cars; oats, 150° cars; hogs, £ v . 'Re, U A A i is fraught with dangers. At their vocation i the sirects without inter- | o A M k. | name or not nobody knows but himself. | 15000 head. the 5 low. Buyers appear fo b last ~ Saturday nd Tuded quite this period the young woman ference. We have about 500 disorderly | ¢ ut all in-casy walks | Phis finder has the eyes of a hawk, and | The lending faturesranged us follow tired oty ducks iiohjiieo sory Slowanlod| inUSHAL Yorvloaitiiialbaovas ot i cially sensitive, and houses, with « ge of five i | ing e the clubs. as he walks along the avenues he seans | Awricies, | OFES. | Wi | 10w v A L TR T R S S M L R ¥ nervous troubles o U L S £ il JRl e s he walks along ‘ he seu CLEN. | OTE: GH | TOW. [CLOSE, weinds, ¥23 mullards, 83.00002.50; toal, § ade was aetive from the start. On every- « s troubles, ’“'"-i‘ fash IO T ‘[;" g | Lhi ,.' the wealth represented | ovopy inch of sidewalk, including the WikiN - | = GRAVE Fwern ¥ hox, $3.0003,25 tiin 1Fuseful prices ruled substantindiy & continue through trict, but are principally i the 1% within a littie padius of & half-mile or so | GG HGR Dl SRERE Y Teh Dluwo for | Wheat A | i 1AY—The market on good upland hay was | stronger, while on the wore desird- Lave their origin Sixth, Tentl, Eleventh, Fourteenth, | fromithe Bifty-sevonth stroe guttor, the latter beingia tich place for T y % e ble killérs and best heavy eattle tiere at this time, If there teenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Tyw [Fadmve ke “h“ & RGN finds. But he does not ply his trade by (g o1 P No. 1 green, dc; en, 3e; No. | were plenty of instances of o T ), she, and second police precincts. These plac Binshalt 3 Fept 1 to chance, and anything he finds in his un- | s T w3 salted, 41ae: No ted, Bize: [ o 10e “adVunce. G 200 410 1,600-1h, s disturban run openly with the knowledze and couniy- | Within halfamile up or down and o a | 460 gonal strolls he looks upon as the x| a0 AL M R 1 gencral healthh not good, ither side is cither a ing beyond lis means. distance on o 1i 1 veut, | 1,060t 81015 | fair light's 2 dry fiint, | from $3.85 0 2t from 4,50 10 $1.60, Fhadf fat stal sold all $4.25. The market ratl o | nce of tie polic EaluGlEnicante 58, Ho 4058 1038 3 | 43¢ 4 anc I result of pleasure, not of business. H 5l ak | 4iag judicious use of mex cing d be cmployed. Doctor BEMIS HEARS 1 mairc listens at tables of the popular cafes and woitk- OM GOTHAM, Huntington paid 5,000 a foot frontage | . 7 ok vl 2u3g| 3 5014 3k enca along tows the close and a fow loads ‘s Tavorite Preseription for his corner lot, a trifle of $116 aninch. | PICKS up many ‘“‘,”‘}“li T A 50 rsand | O Homev—Ciidice to fancy white clover, 183 | remuined wnsold: AL R More Startling Tales of Kottenness In tho | A"ty ut ot much less, for the | Sentlemen telling of - losses ave referrec 2% % M@iots | 19¢; fair to good, 1670180 Phore was an active trado in hatehers' stoek The best hodily con- City of New York. e sl i This | 10 him as the man of all others most | LEMoxs—Choice, $3.50; fancy, & acd cauners and prices werd y to el ,M"i,““‘». Tt's , to the numerous ltters he sent out seeking | 11,4 Vanderbilt paid only 15,000 for his | troduced to the unfortunate loser o oD ney, per hox, $3.50@3.75; | #3.70 to & und conmon and ean grit Tor thioso delivats wealinesses and information as to the existence of the social | S hnder L D O e on 1t | Bedell is particular to ask every detail 00 |10t woranges, Single boxes, | sold arownd 32 to 82,30, The falr towood stutl | derangements that afllict women- A b | opposite corner with a gbod house on it. | 3=tE5 = BEEY b RSy 10 2| 10 52 510 10-tox lots, 33; Califormi mountain | ehanzed hands larsely at fron kind at one period or anoticr. ] evil in other cities and_the manuer in which | /Dhiat was only a few years ago, come | Sholt the loss on which street the loser | Joiig,y:) 1024 1025 ; TSR BT b L st i A nd b auoimeriodion another o it is kept under subjection. The replies It is quitew long while was walking when he discovered his mis- } “say.....\!| 980 | 980 Californin scediings, $2.60102.75; rough sto id poor hole cases of peculiar mature, the ** Prescription 3 ¥ » P 4 y (1] fortune, and the course he had taken July.......| 902%] 910 swoets, $2,0022.70; Riverside secdiing changed hands frecly from # S L, indicate that Omaha continues to stand at maEERY andanbiLt st ol e e e R R o R e et aaDT AT o o 2 - ONIONS -1lome grown, per bbl., $4.2 Offerings alves were not very is the safe agent that builds up, strengthens, | the head of the list of well governed munici- | eldme, paid $400,000 for & tumble-down § Hr QS OORT ARG S Cash quotations were us follows. per bushel, $1.60. prices w nerally unchanged, fuir to good | and cures, 3 | i s > STEOWI L still having the article in his possession, | FLOUR- Stugnant; practically unch PoriTry--The market is not quit St seliing at from 33 10 $5.50 In catarrhal inflammation, in chronic dis- i palities, and is frecr from vice than many | old greenhouse and the land on which it | 3 UGS S EECE I G ST | winier pat 003420, winter stralehts, | ud it Waen fow dae ) o A TS Ciansnntad 16 | arin Aok il e ente banior Lo i | cities of the same size in the country. - stood. But that was 20 feet and two | )06 wishes the party farowell and | S s fL b live “young roqsters. 7 I s, but prices ealed fivm on | %t 5 guaranteed to benefit or care, or the | The refusal of the New York police board | corners —only $2,000 a foot. .. ! goes forth to find. 1t tho stone or purse | WikA% 4 spring, 073500 Bl e 110 g b oL Wad a1t Balo. DUl RAh i was Guow | Money is refugded. to furnish the mayor with a statement of Practically, Cornelfus Vandevbilt is | 5™ o) oeeoo) "1t 000" e has not been | rn, 70ci No. 2 red. 731 auart, 25230¢. ably down, oy SN o m—— : the existing facts has not prevented private [ £0ing to put more than £1,000,000 into & 4 50iced up as accidentally as it was lost, | PN @0S U 5 Seetisweet po- | 1S e oz market (his werk bas heen | Dr. Sage's Remedy positively cures Catarrh. ] B citizens from respouding and answering the | doovyurd. Ho can afford it = Though | 3, " ofossional will get itand a fine s—No. 2, 20c; No, 2 white, f. o, b, 84 $2.7523.00. R e L e : (fimslmfis J w-:uullv.l to m{\l nmm(‘ 1.~I by | the head of a {xum]li\'. l‘u- is ]l:'ulm\hly the | lesent for delivering it up to 1ts owne @34'ic; No. 8 white, t. 0. b, 31@33%4c. "tav veals, 7@9c; | the end Is not yet. Receipts have been yvery % E3ES ayor Bemis in his letter to Mayor Gilvoy, 5 ular the young Vander- | 43" < A 3 g 3 YE-N i Sl ) ¥ e in g easure no doubt to ] p B whi\rh was given so much prominence by the :::3‘0:‘;::::&:‘.: ;:fmx‘\, ,.1.\.’“? |hl!~4]||l||o,“yf. The professionul finder is an honest BARLE \U~ No. 8, f. 0. b., 42260c; Al ul i |\;vlvl_‘\' it l.mx”f.l I\h”l.):jlw‘ 1 SOUTI OMAITA. & New York papers, One of the letters ve- | pia momeions o I blo. loulcs | man, as howesty is his best policy, No- | No 4 . 0. . : CEEa oo iy an, T ottt o || e IR goived 18 signed by “A. Citizen and Aati. | 18 position. He is chavitable, looks |'4),q0 "t gee the finder at work, would o 1815 ew York Murkets, Yout of the market. Pac ; b ™, vite” The identity of the write like o prosperous butcher, and s, up to | o <e ) 45 FC T rethelpronna Y SEED -Prime, #4.30@4.40, Apw Yowe, Aprl Lotuoun-Receipts, | e slns of the times polnt Union S[Obk Yards CO‘npany. i ammanyite. ¢ ity of the writer date, loss ostentatious than W, K. Van- | Know that he was,scanning n grounc ORK—Mess, per bbl., $16.104216 7,900 plgs; exports, 13,521 bhls, suckss [ ceipts from i 3 concealed, but he malkes some startling A, 108 b e J . for treasure. He walks er . but not | per 100 1bs, L45@9.4715; short ribs sides ales, 6,200 'pkis.; murket dul dy: win- | bearish in con gon- # statements that do not show up well for the | derbilt, the next best known member of { (o o pin on the sidewalk r,.“m house | (0ose), #8.10@8. dry "salted shoulders whi low & 1 depression fath) South Omaha. : metropolis. Here is the letter in full: the family. His investments do not | FRil BN 00 SENE P e g w-.m short clear sides (boxed), o fancy, 40 meat - houses, de- . " vorry hi ce in a while he str S RCANCS L D BaLYa, . 85@4.205 Minnesots ) o eir produc o e 0w ost Cattle 1. Shoen marko 3 Tammany's Balefal tufluo yorey bim, Once ina while he strolle-} “ippo finder gots his nows tips princl- " Distillors' nishod goods, por gal,, S0l S (5, F5.008 T RS ‘.‘ et aneRdownt ighe Cardel HoReRd e Rl oNEw Yok Oy, N 3 SN s then I Depew. At 1 ocloel | Py from the morning newspapers, He Unchinhzen: ke P e et BoRE A ol B 00 - b Deg cut the inelos &5 At 3¢ 'K 1is one of the first to buy the paper: e N SLBAL QUG Sy Ol oW WRd VeI COMMiIS3IIN HOU3ES. E w daily paper this morning, and as one of tho nagro St, Petors at the gite | d host ) i | sranulated, olee; standard 3 - — i . £4 T e al g g A = atthe gate | e, hatore the break ay. ) : Tollowing were the and ship- e _steady: western, 59 sl teea e SEEE B B b | Do something vaves stion | Sl e TS VLot | mote o0, B 1 T 5 WANTED . Qioatjons us thoy are numibered TiolcHn tha I,,M‘“”“mm_‘_wfl“, ROLT in the paper is nothing to him. A ~ 00 | W u-.w,u.(-‘-\..u_ 15500 bui exports, BISTRICTS, WATZR deeed 3 ik 1. Not hnown outxide of poliec seerets. Prob- 4|1u-li.|~ ahd Gao g \Vxl‘lu(l‘v'l [thaan | president may have been elected, 41,000 Il“Jy:; 1 ¥ 1,680,000 bu. futures, COMPANIES, ST,.R.R.COMPANI ¢ Live Stock Commission Merchunts, Bofy o e M | v on foot when thay ool | 4D 1sand amexed or”a cabinet S | i ’ HWHARRIS & COMPARY,Bankers, | *0" 0" Tonmions o | = chewse 2, " All gambling prohibi by st m‘_‘” O IR AT i named — he cares not. Whenever 6000 | 750 ) ' g [ 1] JOIN D DADISMAN, | Manugors g itues, but nevertheless wre run openly & il the article advertised has been | 22 Lo b o 1 163-165 Doarborn Street, CHICAGO. WALTISR B, W0, {anagers under police protection, through un cln 2 s e & lost going from one point of the city to | _Onthe Produce excl fiunge Toduy he Duttor northern, 80@EOKc. Options ovened firm und 15 INall Strant, NEW YORK. L A U SO B Y .y;nwmyllm‘\m, m.\wl[. ey, i it ¢ d WHERE ANCHORS ARE MADE. another, _ the finder starts at the first | DArket was “higher; creamery, 22@81c; ‘r”; i |'l i o 'li—"'1 Hm'“ i «I-]n\'ll- ) 70 State St.. BOSTCN. shied upon apptioationt . Ravely if ever. At thues i show Is made er, the vstarts > i dairy, Eggs, easier; strictly fresh, 18 [ foreizn bu and local covering, declinec R0 ling some sanibling pineos. | e 7 mentinned pluce and travels: o the | BLoe 1se with the wost and on realizing, closing firm | e e ~ —— 4 s notified 01l The Little Muine Town Where Nearly Alt A d quict, unchanged to ading fairly AR B Ttal hinthod Wt SRS eambling | <Tho Titte. town of Cadon, Me,, | Posed he finds the prize and realizes | OMAHA FRODUCE AND FRUITS. ity TG i a1 O houses, who piy ‘Tamniany’s price for protec- ) Y et M€ | enough in the way of reward to kee: Cony—Kecelpts, 42,400 bus expores, 25,536 tow, 1f some foolish conecérn wttempts to run | Onght to have its Damo changod to |}y “aciellont style for o \\.-.-kt.].f The General Market Does Not Present Ay bu.: sales, 160,000 bu. futures, 21,000 bu. 9 ] alonie without police heip, and without pat- | Hope,” said a dealer in ship supplics and SR Y85 B 4 Very Rtriking Features, spot. Spots quict, st in ting up “blood money” in proporti tores to the New York Sun, “for it | TOre: ¢ pays attention only to the 5 & : H clevator, H1ige 01560 < ; Bortanes and profits, )t would <o [IRERHSY At L O S AL A ||- IenoetValiabla advartisamontasiil is | | The o of ~|u;ul,;n’m~ weather has | 5 stedune 'mu”'. : i F g A ch gumblers would 3 J he emblems pe ined te in the most likely placos in | been fully appreclated by the fruit men, who dutl and fa 0y iz ) ’!u;pllxt‘l‘:ll“llil:;("x‘;l;Il‘i)lz. e T "‘""1 than all the other places in this country :\-)H.‘jl‘xll-n'\:il:‘":k\vl::u‘xhl‘ Ix“l.n‘ I(I;}:I :i\ H’.,‘.‘.m ,::i are axperic nlr)uw a better trade. The con- b “‘( i otz i 4 rouking ally, but | eombined. Al of the stately ships that | W L fi S e NG 2 A BRE oM olaing nudus | ned and punished because they refuss to bo ! Y. BUALOLY )} e pin would drop. Perhap fi tinuance of warm weather is expected to im- e 00 by " | 4 A9 4 it LB St ¢ op. Perhaps a foot [ d s—Tecelpts, 178,300 bu. o k- rlb‘uu‘:{.x(.‘:'.'\:':n'f.“.mnm.u, atatutes, ;‘,"t'",.\‘\'"\‘”;1[,”“5-,“'},‘,‘.‘:‘,‘n‘!\’;,',’, ",‘.‘,’,‘,‘f,,,l_(:.'f: | trodden upon the article and crushed it | prove the public appetite for fruit and still | D ,l"“", "K:“l‘l“ ‘“':,l Fb base O ePS lr’ec OP Virtually Freo Whisky. ot ALG ARG Eobiea ofi ki s0 into the color of the .~yulpn.flk. the mer- | further improve the business, n _y]“'w i Jf'- \‘,:’l:;l::k | b B: Vou, by atcorrapt bonrd of oxoise. A | Emiths swing their hammers d frop | €5t hint of gold or stone suffices to at- A large orange busine being done from | {E0E & 57 G TR0t S v . wpull” of putting up enough of the necdtal | day all the year long in the black, | llwtl his u‘lln‘x\(mnll I‘ilu.\-l\\.w is his | this point, in fact lax than is gencrally | white, 89%5c; mixed we AWRINGS AND TENTS = HARI W A2E b will leense anything, no matter how vile or | spioky, low Camden sh e | best promenade, and Fifth avenie comes | supposed. It would n as if buyers | Westorn, 39 gakc iy b O guires closing at midnight, Trong | auchovs ave forged, Sometimes the | eXt closely followed by Sixth avenue. | could be found for ABACIATS | aaat No cIeacHnos et SR pIng, 206 Omaha Teat-Awning | Woll Bras. & 0o, | Rector & Wlll Iy | Lok & L~m, goors wswnily closed'at that. Bours”side doors | triphammers are wofme uil night about | “X‘:‘ "“"]‘ “I"ll‘l“h""“‘l“"*""”l" of ('!"- vive on this marker. Strawberries are not | ifors TDull." stedys state, | common 1o COMPANY St COMI'A Nobemd ’ A .4,“,‘,..,,“\ (GDE B cnstomors catl. tHa Ao id the blazing of the fives | ¢°Me: especially the drive, and on the | woming in very freoly as v not an- | Cholce, 18@2iie; P, soist, 18702100, el ote., 10§ Corner 10th an1.J oalers In hardwarsaa b Appare &1 yonily ¢ forges, and the azing of th - i etk g | cou 'y frecly ¢ not an HIDES =Dl onsys wet sittod. Now Oploans HORRE (OV Bghten e 10tk and Jackson cannles’ 1014 fipoarantly, you roally, and_the ring of-tho hammers _are seen | 01K Which skivts tho fashionable drive | yiojputed tn any great quantitios boforo May. | solecrod, 4516, 60 Nis d1a0e: Toxn, selosed, | amediliEarmnuse’ | W0% Wth sy SR s e, F B Daally Oliterod Ty the and heard for miles uway. Thousands | the professional finder tak many a | Southern and hothouse vegetables are becom- 105 Ayres, dry, 20 to | —o - 7 oy el | r s throueh tho front ontr Of “toms of 0ld Tron wre- purchasod by | Junmer stroll, nat alone for pleasure, | fng more plentifui and thoreis el to o §: 20 to 261ns, B@21c. | BABS ANDTWIN'S: | BINYALERIES =i s = men tap at the back windows Sundauys, is w bt but often to his profit. When there is | lurge supply from now on until the avrival of iR G : f HATS, ET3, | IROY WORKS oustomors, and got thelr becr wnd wh these queer establishments every year, 1 2 3 |- J0rE o 1046101 Diek Tea ‘S ulders, B[;flhh‘ Omaha Big M. 0. Daxon | 3 RRBEGRINER (O go% tholp upor. iy 1 wnehors are forged largely from pnats | N9 €l t0 an owner Bedell is entitled to | home grown vegetables (DRSS Auas 11 b5 L V. ) — Y ot bries for anchorsre forged largely from'euste | 17, fing, u ho watches tho nowspapors Mhe tendency in e ogc market has been ziipec” B il vt | | GONPANE L s w i L anb)n& T — most common form of Lribery of the “finest” | SRS 5 S | for advertised vewards,and those he has | downward duriug the past week, =For some yostorn stoiul cioaud b6 810.d R Al | SUBEAGA 00°5 20 ML mana safeanilen and develops a great deal of ‘true affeetion 1n | Picces by t shears that elip | WY 54 b3 ” time the general price was 13'gc, but it | 260 tierces at #10 options sales, non i "1 payme 12) N 15th 2 the hearts of the “Eriy polic through the ivon a3 easfly as a cheese | ddvertised himself. Ho says his good | puiG, 11y cime down to 13¢, and then buyers | April, $10.10: May elosed at #10.20; Jaly A L b el 1o, WORKS A for the law-breaking saloon keeper. o| knife stices & cheese. The picces are | P8Me 15 more valuable to him than any | Were holding off and vanting to buy at 13ge, | losed at 39.85: September | closed "$9.80. | = = s vauits. Jall work, 9. Yes,in open dfiince t i and de Poind tnto bindlos by atranc wiras: oxo | ‘one plokup, The principal foature of importance in the | Lorki uiet, lower; old niess, 8185 new meas, BOATS AYD SHOES, Muttere ang Ahe el 4 i dors o Arp BheN IR0, (e targed: s Chen thoy CANINE GRIEF, commodity. Even poor butter for once s | 181240 westeri westdin 2 Ovatla, hoglor = 3 aen, or chiricters ra arts o wchor, some work A Masterless Dog Refuses to Leave His | small showing of rea)ly choice country voll, Sk }10c. MAAEHILE ' Ty or rather misgovern the metropolis of the new | fashioning the rings, others shaping the Polsoned Chun This condition oughy 1ot to last very long, as | G631 pkus; llfl (I I o o i i s dition o! ot to last very long, as | FG4 akh: 180: duo 03, GO i 3 p : world. flukes, others hammering out the palms, | The cornor of Sceond and Marion | Hhe coming of greowmrass usunily brings in | ¥t fregh e dus G s s idohn A Wakefield, | Charles R, [, b Soclal Evil Uncontrolled, and others forging the shunks. Then | gtreets was haunted Thursday night by | e butter more freely, At the present | b, P \m\\m\u%\ Imported AmeriaanPart: | Lardwaod .umae, wada 5 10. No, they wre scattered the | the ‘completors’ tuke the different parts | o mournful looking dog of - uncertain | We butterin this ggarket i communding | Comossern On—Dull, w fohal | =—=o — | Emealsadiny | N J . elty, iniong fiic resldences and in respectable | and fuse and weld them into the finished | breod, b i Yo, | Yory satlsfactory Relges, owing to the s ShOs . bl 038 (100 walte llwo. ant Dozl BpArtment houses, althouzh most of thei wre | apehor 430 y e | breed, says the Seattle Post. His be- | jty of both creamery-snd country roll TROLEUN—Qulot, firm; igton; bula Morse Cog Shoe Com i, K $I8 the tenderiom district becunso. business by | Aehor. Anchors - of all sizes and | havior is strong evidence that dogs,even | The poultry market has been without fea- )i Waahingion, bulk ;. ohued. N l) Y, — . \muu- there. weights are turned out from the noisy | despised st orels, feel wo 3 = Briocas hive 5% . e York, #3.40; Pniludelphia and Baltinore, Salesroom and Oftico ~1107-1100- 1111 Howard “t 3 : Y | despised strgy mongrels,feel gri f at the | ture. Prices have nined practically un- | piitdeiphin and Baitimore in bul . ) 12 ward St LIQUORS, | 1 11 3 1L Notkiown execpt by the police and | shops of Camden, the graceful little | low of o frichd, ) changed, while tha raceipts have been about | 2851 Unfied closed it 64 . C | Enery a2 Howara St | QUOR3, MILLINRL, 3 ghmd hoy “won Probubly | pleasure boat anchor, welghing but . biend. ; PRRAROG, WL SO R 29 o uposie, | we o e 031y Manutasiurers of Boots and 5 : & 3,000 housts or S T [ s g g a The loeality in question has long been | €aual with the demand L SUGARRaw, fivmer, guict; falr ning, e stade 0f Nobrasks. x iR b ABOUL 45,000 Inuuiton, s S| f““| pounds, as well as the great 50,000 1 the loating place of two homeloss dogs, | |, e has b Whiciih Iho soninatio ) AR AR e, sk g | ...,‘,.‘3‘&.’”‘.‘ ory." Hatrasn et o npse | Pk 8 Hirdiet, ‘E‘ VOb»‘md}: &, oo x B T, e coufsh bresidont of the :"::]‘:h 000-pound unchors of the bigges | ]\\-nll(x n 1;'|.m- owners, friends nor good | equnl to the demand.- The weather s b | . - | Whotesslotiguordsators | 6% mililaary, domic 4 BRE Gealro a truthtul answer to st SE%ns T R S L | looks. They were as inseparable “as | coming warmer and ‘the risk incident to the os § Mattor foxe questions: sapnorted by et Broof, | (o FHOre are many intevcsting relies at | Damon and Pythias. but some unfeeling | Wil of Kume 18- being materally in- Kirkendall, Jonss & Amar, Hand-Sewed 0! Farnamse | i Tt RaEATR ho large efr day on | against them on Thursday throw Produce Polnters, {ea Kente Bostbn’ | - and Habbus o 3 1t of their enormous revenues from the | f vk g T |- Aguina y threw a Hiibat saw Cou e | WG HAFORY PAPER. | Tuor. tnteronts, and. frout - blood | fumous merchant vessels, historic war | pleco of ineat dosed* with strychnine in | The eharacteristic of the fruit and produte 1104-110 Tarney St | XN A —— A rotecting crimic ind the Criinn ships, and sturdy whalers, What is left | their ~ direction and deat) - | \ f Omuha s its . wal = - ence they are of course very friendly to these | of the - anel y United States | pie, ¢ A€ | gompussion husnessiol Cmatn is its well y \ curson of dur fair ity ¥ y h ‘m" n;_ u‘.- h“!r-«‘x)' ‘l“(' l."m d stal:: | ried off one of them. He u,m..d bulanced make-up, suys the Minneapolis _ COAL, CJKE, | CIRNIDE, Cdrpenter Pflper Cy. | Standard 0il G, BREiany hitk & groat influencs in gate umberland is among these | in convulsions three times, and | Produce Bulletin, Ther e fow, if any 4 . . Carty & full stask of 1 1aws, und votoriously sclis the ¢ity ording relic . then he stretehied out his logs and s | - Plungers” there, but the commission men Omaha 0al, 0rs & Erl I“LOI‘]!“‘ W-Jl'fl TP T ey TR £ iy ; nd regulations to the st Didddurs, W Aot | astral body went out into ome of - the | 88 4 whole are swady, wideawake, well-ap- T AP 3 T e b Jie HEO LR AL} 1 are lariol St ALIOSt any | Jupanese Carpenters st the World's Fale, | 1lao e ) : 1€ | pearing and have an eye to business. ‘They bal, 8 K cor. lith and | cornley, winlia caps, or, o olls, axlo graa e, A # 1o & iiguisgum will' o | g oe Weekly: | On the- weoden | l’lldw~ ;\'lh Hindoo names where the | giicomplain that there is move or less joal Douglas sts Totalile seviats, ets | = - \ bur B enen when the in- | s Weekly: he wooden | theosophists say souls are prepared for § s in the v - 101152 D 8¢ " » " FRERERPRIG C aiaathwn when liE s M) SRALND | the 1 sy « ousy existing in the market, but this is a 1 33 ; B oy ko tram Tan i | 18 '"_'"' ‘1“ the lagoon that separates the | reincarnation on one of the higher | featurs found everywhere and cannot be ex- ? | e RBDE 0N BI33104 . RS ption to the eity futhers, wanlly equatly | DOrtHeultural building from the ugly | planes. | pected to be eliminated anywhere. The DRY 800D, corvapt, and virtually i biath of Tl | structure that will hold the official ex- |~ His old friond sat down by him and | handie e down there on the straight coi = : T wn mas | Branch & €y, |Jas. A Claek & C) B that tha price ity b and the bill must 11'”»!!31-' 1Itlu-!l mml‘I atos government | mourned, nor would he be comforted, A | Misslon of 10 per cent, aud not for a cent u M. E. Smith & Co., | Kilpateick-Kaz1 Dry ] [ L . R Ui 4 AvorT o, lore wilL be:e cluster of Japanese | man tried to drug away the body, but he | 4R usis dono i the novihwest, —OQur G005 (0 Produce, fralts of all | luiter chyiy, o0xsh fnea T the Rt O ey reom Mrayor | Lhe comuni sloners of the land of the | reaved ono ihus ho desistod, Othoss | Luslicss. Omuha noeds by P Raslangapdsc aaE0dr | - aKuadgl o Hin el Bt O CRR L WL ) Bemis. The first three questions aro rela- | ¢hrysanthemum. When these very at- | drove the dog away, but he alwiys re- | chauge, not for the purpose of reguliting = — — ] T 3 Hye to gambliffic, the next five in regurd to | tractive looking houses are entively | turned to his post. He sat watching by | credits, collections or anything of that i STOVE REPAIR D, S\, e 4 :‘hl;oe"flm;fi"r'f'\hi,fi,‘.'fL",.‘.‘"." lem.; the last | finished they will be viewed with great | the cold, stiff body of the murdered | kind, but for = the = purpose of fix 3 e 2 """'""HL % - . )y °8 aud their inmates. | interest and curiosity by visito 3 0 4 8 < ing prices and settling the market o {7 tay in 1 1 4 EHgL i and-qir interest losity by visitors to the | canine until the health officor came along | Ik, prices At scttijug - the, market on |y, oorc, Goldy, Conghe, Sore Throat, croup, Tt | Omaha Upholstering | Beebsd & Tuoyan | Omaha $tvy Ryve |4, A D5y 2 O ’ » s ivdl ) in many regards they will be | in the morning and had it removed, and | Y2 kot the ften \,' enza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and sthme, WORKS, #tove repairs | Manufaolurirs of sus Another New York citizen also sends an | Very different from anything that the | then he made such a disturbance that | 6% SDARKEL JI0R8 8 oion, TEhL Hekhe A cortain eure for Consumption in rat 864858 | Co. upholatered furals [ FURNITURE CO, Grace | “aud witer attachwonts | “dooew bilnls § anonvmowslotier to Mavor Bomis 1t s [ Vory great mjority ever saw beforo | his attacks wero warded off With dif- | iy ol siock n the clis ot uder way: %‘.‘.‘.‘fii""‘&'.‘:x‘.‘;u et hor gty | Loy 4] ot 1t i SEanop o diols | Ruidie: basin el ane polut, sud the statements [ But the process of building was ficulty, { ¢ - 9 s e Bl Wholessle oaly. o 5 ude, e, 124 wad Laar. 1 L g even | ficulty, Another thing that Omaba should have is a firat dose. J ers everywhere. & l BatLersh ceats <ol a1%3! b - ~