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F-Eeput > lic n ichy * convention thii
.L , rteriitfatiin theXOBarn'on council-chamber
, and ferry boats are running between easl
* Nebraska City and Nebraska "City.
If you want Bill-Head ) , Letter-Head
rany'Job' w6rk.r-Call iat Tin
BEE Job Booms. Price ! that , will Bail
-every one.-
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. . .irAn : UvtP. engine ranou > the trad
Tuesday near Rcddis t Thrill's pact
* " " ' * < , ' : from -wasTwiat which hae
'weakened the'lrack and let down tha raili
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on one side .
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" By card 'from I. GvEnsign , Buperin-
" " ndentotAmerican's. S. "Union , we are
' Wrefjaestedto contradict the rumor that bat
.Vbeea publtthed , that MX. I. P. Page ,
missionary of the A. N..S. .3. 17. forNe-
braSca , bad commUted suicide. Mr.-Gagc
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isalive'ft&d well ana expects soon to return
-toliis'work inliebtuka.
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Tto'lectnre"aTmrorrecd'to be-jveu {
the Unitarian church oil Monday"iiigut did
not take pliee "pwinp-Vo'jlfre ioabiliQ' ci
Prof. ChnrcV 'to reach Omaha in 'conse-
pected that he will five his lecture , "Sun
day ; ICa Uses and Abuses , " on .Friday
evening nezc.
At the coroner's inquest 'Tuesday af
tcrnooncn ihe body ( i Henry Forstfeldt ,
it was found that there were no. indica
tions in the rooovo'f'deceased that euicTde
had been coatmitted..nnd as the witnesses
knew nothing about it except the finding
of the body , the jury returned a verdict to
the effectlthat the deceased. came tp his
death from causes junkncwa < to them. The
deceased was buried yesterday by hit
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BeBtbaard , T t A e.
At once , & good watchmaker , a
EDnoLMg& EiucKsoK'p. Good , pay
and steady work for a good mac.
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Choice Buta gSTacnlpi ; , Peach-
Blow and Ejriy.Itq.o ToUtoesjalBoa :
- ' FrBB'eh' , Spafabh. Torchony D'Alen-
fdoel , 5 bjiit" : * ; ' 1 <
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foretn the
\le Uer was-reeeivedaUthia.office- ;
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. -.tT-aenay ifteraoan'Sroytho w&s&c-
tlrely.8t '
" -Tho" devil * tnonV would be ,
When the devil gotyeU
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h Taughlng In
eays the.- has -a walk
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'tVery ttnanl-
mous about Kris. They think he c&n
nka era by bayin AVabish tickets
JwoFdjHara picca , | than playing
tO& m 4 45'.xiX * . fc
msyor at $1200 a year.
Cretonnes and new prints , at
LARD'S.
Meala at nil hours at Tizird's Pal-
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[ oLilter.TIarch'SOfli Ish &
be : located at 1400
OM H etreetjreadytor business.
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Goldsmith-at-Largo.
Goldsmith , wbum Hisawater has
bsen stamping to death in their waids
for lo theno many years , has been
recommended by the parly caucus
for councilman.-j-Republica.n. [
; one trord-rfioodSbad or indif-
uttered a
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afbout "GToUbmi in this paper , olnco
reprimanded for plating a dirty
trick , in pulling down the
* * * > .S 1 * W * K , F < A j f
nomination for counctaianallarge ! by
Tourston'a packed caucus Hondiy
assed
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i assumia tbatL > oldsniith ia alre&oy
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coHncilmm-at-brgo.
He.iWt evonjtt nominated and if
the * city ' cjaav htioajjust tOepite'Bcse-
noru
bo npninjpTt lar e ajwefik fro
Ajdnth
The voter * of Omaha will
in Omaha , whs *
aUnda in froi-t if His store aoor , Una <
ham ttrtiet f ishion , looking for
some etrancir to rope in or some
greutihorn to demur.
PKESCRIPTIOSS
SPECIALTY , .l SCHEOTER &
BECHT'S Opera House Pharmacy , 211
Fifteenth street ,
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BSQM.
The < WaterworksT Company
Entered Upon the Worll * "
of Pipe Laying. ! *
Present Stage'of Operations
An Incipient Strike.
The wannweather of the last few
diys has Induced the Waterworks
company to enter npon operations on
8 lively scale. Since Saturday last a
fores of about seventy men hare been
atwortron the river bottoms this morn-
ingthe work of plpeiaylrgiabegnn with
a force whichwithin two days will num
ber ono. hundred and fifty men , in
ch&rga of tha contractors , Messrs.
JamesHIcEwcn and Hubbard Smith ,
of Detroit , who reached here a day pi
two sinca.
The scene at the bottoms is just
now a yery lively one. A force oi
muons are engaged In 'erecting the
brick boiler and pump house , 40x00
feet in dimensions , which is to con
tain in one apartment the four great
steam boilers and in the other the two
matsive pumps which will raise the
watar to the supply reservoir. Imme
diately north of the "boiler house is a
large erjuard abutment of .solid
masonry , which is to support the
eighty foot smoke stack.
.A . small circular .structure on the
river bank attrac's attention. "Near
it'are a number of immense circular
iron , castings , six feet in diameter and
four feet long , painted a bright ver-
mlllion color and bearing a flange by
.which each is bolted to the other.
These are to ba lowered to bed-rock
within the circular enclosure and will
constitute the river well. Several open
ings in these castings indicate where
the lateral pipes will extend through
the bank to the river , at different ele-
vatluns , and the 24-inch pipe extend
ing from the well to the settling
basins.
Of the three settling-basins the two
farthest to the south are nearly
completed. . Very little work Is yet to
bo done on the northern basin and
the clear water b"asin next the river.
These basins -cover an urea o ! 210- ,
000 square feet , and are built in the
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immense ssnd drift which has ac
cumulated at this point tha highest
ground on the river bottom , and well
protected from the river by the Union
Pacific rock , rip-rap. The narrow
clearwater baiin , from which the water
a pumped tojthe reservoir on the hill ,
lextends'from north to south along the
-river.banvr while its west embank
ment separates it * from .the eastern -
[ ern laid of th8throe iettllng
basins.- Between each of the settling
bisine , and between each basin and
. 'the clear water basin , is a circular
tower , which , when the basins are
completed , - willbe for' the inflaent
and effluent pipes. These towers
"havepipes : communicating air different
levels with-the settling basins , bat"
the towers adjoining the clear water
tjasin.commulcsto with that by but a
single' pipe. Another series' of 'tow-
era -ot similar appe.tranca connect
each basin with the sewerage yslom ,
which extends under'the enttre'syeticm
ofibisins. These towers resemble ! at.
present a lot of sentry boxes , bat will
SOOQ be'partially burled in thai embankments
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bankments : ' - I
/ A glance at Eoginoar Divis' 'plans
-pontcys some idea of the bewildering
'extent and 'magnitude of tho'p'tpo sys-
rtemj.which extend ] far , tp ths north ,
outh and west , and forms'a psrfect
fljatom of circulation to nil parts of
the city. There are iu all over thirty-
two mjles of pipe. j
r'ThTcompany . has been lo coniiaer-
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able expense' to protect the- works
gamst 'any possible encroachment oi
' { hi river.although the Engineers cpn-
sider thB Tock protections sufficient
protection sgMnat tbo river. !
The engine and boiler house Kro
located so high above the highest
water , , orer knewn here , that there
.caube no "stoppage in .pumping'on
account of high . - water.To give an
Idea of the -height of the.ground ! of
the "engine" house IS ia Bnfficijntj to
say that it is on a level with the
window sills of the U. P shops. ,
Considering the terrific winter the
company his made wonderful prog
ress. .Aa Boon aa the ground becomes
manageable at all points gangs of men
will be put to work , so that bjfore-the
middle of April fully four hundred
men will be working in all directions.
Inside of sixty days the works are
promised to bo three-fcurths completed
od , and that water will bo running in
the main part of the city andcitizens ,
enjoying the clear waters of the mud
dy Missouri.
THE PIPE LAYING.
T ho work of creeling the brick"
smoke stack was begun on the bottoms
y a erday. The force of pipo-ltyers ivho
were set at worfi this morning at a Eal-
ary of gl 25 per day , finally refttaed
to rotk for'lb'atprice , claimlnc § 1 50 , .
the price usually pai4d for work of thla'
o'-asa. Mr. Shelton stales the situa
tion in this regard to bo 'that the men
wtre ao to work now simply fen the
purpose of-giving them work.jmd ihat
there In a quantity of froitinthe ;
ground 'which makes it an additional
expense tor the company to begin
pipe laving at this'time. IJu cliims
that most of the men were willing to
go to work , but were threatened jand
pcnuided byouUide laborers no to
do BO. Htaxbc bv.ed they would g > to
work yesterdftyy'Ow.d stated : hnt
it was tbo intuition in a short ttm j to
piy them the regular price of one dollar
lar tnd a half per da > .
Marshal Wcsterdahl was appealed to
about two o'clock for some police to
protect the laborers aa tnere was signs
of trouble. The marshal sent Officer
JlcCluro in command of two officers
to p'reiervu order. |
Messrs. Smith & McCuna , the con
tractors , aro'jetidents of-Dalroit'and
have had a large experience in the
construttion of water works , lie Mo-
Cune being a hydraulic engine t o j
long experienca in ScoiLind. ' h'Jft'
contract calls for the laying
of thirty-one miles of pipe by July
lot. They expect , however , to em
ploy a large force of men and com-
plcte- the -worlr considerably before
that' Operations are begnn &t the
corner ofc Slr.tB , nth and Onmbg
streets ; at the street railroad track , to
which point the plpa was laid from
the river last fall ; and after proceed *
ing a short .distance , up Gaming street
they will branch oat In different direc-
tionSjSeveral gangs being thus placed at
work and the wcrk completed as ii
progresses , including the putting In ol
the hydrants and box ral'ves.
Therbest Overalls , Shirts and T7n-
dcrwear is made1 at L. 0. Eoewali's ,
13th. and Jackson streets.
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Splendid fruits at Tizard's Palacei
-Prang's EiBter Cards at Hospe's.
Prang'a Easter Cards at Hospo's. ' '
Prang'a Easter .Cards at Hrspe's. Jtl
100AL POLITICS ,
The Republic in Primaries ,
T1BST5fAKD. .
There , was but one ticket . .in thli
ward , and there wdrel49 > otes cast.
.For Counciltnan James Gilbert.
For Delcgitea E. K Inng , .E. M.
Btenberg , Gottlied Zimmerman , 8. J ;
Larson , John Ro'slcky , James Gilbert ; ,
Wm TJmpherson.
TaiBD WAED.
Here there were also two tickets.
The foliotring was the whining ticket :
Delegates D. N. Miller 218 , Sim.
Beatty 218 , Price Sannders 254 , Afatt
Hoover 338 , Walter Bennett 216 , D.
A. Griffin , Will H. Blley 211.
Ira -Wilton
t Councilman-at-large ,
218.
218.Ward
Ward Councilman Frank D. Kent ,
216.
216.Board
Board of Education 0. D. Wood-
worth.
The following was the defeated
ticket :
Delegates io the city convention
Oarl Grandprc , 128 ; 0. 0. Gnthrio ,
133 ; John " \Veidensahl , 128Edward ;
Kuester , 129 ; J ) . L. McGuckinj 141 ;
'Henry J. Mitchel , 130 ; Matt Hoover.
125. ' . ;
Councilman-at-large August Dull ,
Councilman Charles Banckes , , 124.
Member of the Board of Education
OhasrD. Woodworth.
FIFTH WAED.
. Thcro was red-hot contest in this
ward between the adherents of Robert
McConnell and thoaa of John l .
Erck , candidates for ward councilman ,
the totjl number of voles being 433.
There was considerable scratching ,
and it took seme llttlo time to count
the votes. The following ticket was
elected :
For Councilman Robert McCon
nell , 2G5.
For Councilman at Largo Jacob
H. Counaman , 433.
For Member of the Board of Edu
cation at Large Clark Woodman ,
268.
268.For
For Delegatea Charles P. Need-
ham , 564 ; Joseph Redman , 252 ;
James A Knicht , 301 ; A. H. Ssrend.
by , 265 ; N. Elliott , 263 ; J. N. Murphy -
phy , 265 ; H. A. Haskell , 265. j
Tbo other-ticket was as follows :
Ward Councilman John H. Erck ,
200. j
Councilman at large Jacob JM.
Counsman. j
Board of Education W. W. Marsh ,
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193. !
Delegates Henry Bolln , 207 , Isaac
B. Rockenfield 207 , Ed. Lseder 20U
"ATWrMaraL 197-Johnr McDonald ,
Jr.,204 , T. 0. Brnnner 191 , .W.jB.
Christie 2iO. . ' 14 , ,
IS TOE SIXTH. i
Tha 'following ticket was'decided
Upon in-tho-Sixth : >
For Delegates to the City Conven
tion R. E. Gaylord , 0. 0. Hon so ) ,
William A. Smith , BrunoTzschucn , J :
W. Nichols , O. P. Straight , Wm.
Wallace. *
ForWard Councilman W. I. Baker.
Oouncilman-at-large 0. 0. ,
House ! . * ' " *
For Member of the Board cf Ednf-
cation Leavltt Burnham. j
Hamburgs end Insertions , elegant
and cheap , at COOPEB & Line's. *
Try the YERBENA , best 5a cigar/
in the market. Sole Agents , ! i\ _
SCHKOTKB & BECHT , I * -
Opera Hnuso Drug Store , 211 frit-
teenth street. n > 23ifrr
No Cause for Blame.
To the Editor o ( TDI Bn
Tn rep'y to an article in your paper :
of hat evening blaming me as rogik"-
trar of the Fifth ward , I would jeny
that I have complied with the law of
registration by advertising in the' of
. ficial paper of the city , and am not . to
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blame if-the' voters did not-read it.
As for adve'tiaing in any other paper
I would have to pay for it , which ia
not anticipated by law.
S.
GARDEN'SEEDS. ' * '
-Liudreths & Sons' celebrated gar
den .seed , in balk nnd in packages.
Select onion seta , c olca seed potatoes -
toes jusi received , etc. , etc/j _
BtENRY BfltLH & CO. ,
23red-tf Sixteenth & Oal. Sts. -
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The Ballroads-
The work of repiiring damages' on
the railroads is progressing rapidly.
Thb , Union Pacific" E&s several hun
dred men at workT between , Fremont
and polumbos , and will'have the read
open J > y 'Saturday or Sunday. . . ( The
Bi ' & ' M. railroad is open .between
tlattsmoulh.and Kearney , and the
thrtiugrtfirains .of both the B. M.
md IT. P. are still running by way of
Plattimouth. The two delayed
jaat bound Union Pacific trains
irrived-.hero ; laat night , and
; he train due ( o-d y will , arrive to-
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The B. & M. express is leaving on
'egp ] r.t } bat : arriving more orjlsts
ateV ThePJitW : nd Elkbbrn are Will
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ailing.-
. The St. Panl. & Omalia..road was
opened Tuesday to Emeraon , th tty-
ive-miles. fibove O&tland.f .
' 'Th'd' % forty German' ciblgrants en
ci.ute to/0olninbns > s who""isrere rhen-
.lonei jn"TiLB BjB yesterSay , fere
-1 efcway.yeBterdayby wiy < f
h , HiutingiodiGrand Is-
Iorj | rant < if. more room , W. Boehl ,
iho locksmith nnd machinist , has baen
wmpelled to'romoro to the northwest
: orner of Fourteenth aud Howard
itreats. mSOii
SILTERWAREj"
is wrought in more -gracefai ;
and in finer finiih tbnrtever
TBIS SEASON.
islt : thaopetiing. ! Bt .
Co.'s
WANTED An apprentice , immc
Hatelv , at MRS. C. A. RINGER'S'
Millinery Store.
M1MD
Opening .rSes'sions
-State.
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Kennedy s Addres3 ot Welcome
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Papers and * Discussions
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The first session of tfya annual meet
ing ofthe ttato teachers' association
rwas-hold at MMonic lfiill""Tnesday
About two hundred , people were .pros-
en't , fewVfTwhom came 'from beyond
the limits of the. city , The meotine
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was tilled to ordor.iby-Hb& .Bi.'E. ' B.
Kennedy , who stated that the' jguea-
tlon of postponing the a cTatibh for
onp evening had boontraisgd , be.c > use
Prof. Aughey irad-'Superintendent
Jones , of Lincoln'who * wlrd to have
taken p _ wt/were , not present.f
SaponntondenlLinb'atalod'thatiho
bad rQC3lved ; telfgramja ( o'clock
from. Lincoln'faskingfif . .it would not
bebest.to * t.adjqura _ Jtho . as-
, . . ' * > \ iwO'jLv \ljur OTi $
sociation to vlio 21st ot Juno.He
was not authorized to adjourn and
was not a > meaiheriQfr-thor-60njrentlon ,
but h&d teTograpScd'tao factB'Rrnear-
ly aSjhe > could ivo them-and referred
the case Uo Ibe arbiters ! CHo did not
know what they would'do and was not
an arbiter himself. <
After a briefsjdebat'e ifcjwas unani
mously resolved to , proceed , no answer
iavlngJjeon-rccalvod fjpm. .Lincoln ,
and the moelihg"6rgant2o"d with Iho
election 'of ' JPfbfr.OT1H2 } Kellom to iho
chair. > x , i. . , f , * Vi. ! , * < " ) * . L
THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME. ' -
Hon. B. E B. Kennedy delivered
the address of welcome substantially ,
as.follows : , ' . , ,
Mr. President and Ladieju : ! QonUcmen Of the
Tcicherj' Aesoclitlon : < *
Mr. Tnackeray upon the occasion
of a disiertation on after dinner
speeches.lamented that all of , tbja fine
things that ono thqught of , in going
to a place of entertainment were so
easily forgotten. , Iam frcp.t 'say I
ant led to regret-thatithoVoflicars of
this asacciation . " ! > clcctsome
did..Rot" -some
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better man to perforrn.- noa.utiQ3 of
this very pleasant a'nd inteiestingioc-
cwion one who ia'less forgetful.
The cause which has brought U3ito
gether is ono of va l importance jre-
lating to humSn life ; to > . E'ueiahjt BUC--
cess 01 failureWe aroilolia/lffouire
what is education ! ' ' .Who Srafhe du-
cated persons ? . If ire wore abked ) to
give a definition , and to point on ; the
peraons who are educated wliere would
wo lock ? In the common ' ccopiatJon
of the term we would 'turn to the
graduates of the universities ; tOrthoEO
whohave , diplomas , and to" the pro
fessional men. If.at , the same Jtime ,
we were requested to point' TjuFand
define the jnqanlng of-Uthelbnedncat-
ed , " would wev'n6t"tiJhrn-io' the me
chanic arid * artisan" , tho. .farmer and ,
the laborer ; bnt.ia iiqure > tTUD ? Doea
It follow that because a man has adi
ploma from the , unlyeraltyi la
an educated , man ; or bocau a ; a man
labors for subsistenca ho isn't an edu-
cate'df man ? t"To illustrate this idea
supposethai a full grown mauwfaro
dropped down . -fqr .tho. first-timejon
the bread , wild ? prairie , how long ! do
you suppose ho would "remain unodu-
'cated , in iho strlct'sense of the term ?
All the capacities with , which nature
has endowed hlnT would wear out and
he would be taught by'.all of hia seassj. .
He.would bo taught from nature the
education , which isiho rnnfit' real ,
"tHe most necessary. Ho wopljl _ learn
to shun that which gives pain and ; to
f\ ' " . - w-.Sf-S"sr ± < vr < : tZlrVir ,
aeekjthat xjhich fifl rdssplea ure > Sap-
'posejhat aSpiiiarf banJ Jr better'nof-1 '
hnps/a wposSp , JwiuJLh.o Garden of
EdehBhoiild bo pliced Uh-J im , they
educalibn ? anl thff DtheVmatters which
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of the -best and"realedQcatipn nn yon -
nattirallyiSiDquiia rBetliBfesthe . pro- ,
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sent system ; is .jho best education ,
: \refaratVoia.lBaf"eaut { i6nHbei not
educate.0 ' ! ' 1coafe"eBrrlhere is truth
in iE.It ofesJfipralwSja ediiBate5. 'On
one harid fia t'rgeilthat | .cfrSakf and
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t.atfcbeMe'nlputSbfrtho Ichoola nd
onTtheTtijther hand" that they ba retain- '
ed. * 5T54ra-iSaai ? aifference jbo.-
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dred-yeara , ego ; . and . . .tlje 3 : wants . . . andtu-
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ce. 8ilias"cf our every day lito now.
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in 'conclUBion'the- ' . *
all Cf yottlnibohalf iofi 'thtis'-rpapnle of
ttii r'ythaVtjiffy | bipuadia"Uearty
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welcomelb'thi81otfy/-afiffltHey . . . . ! liopo .
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ihis.moetjyau cf jhe teachers of the
stale wil be ssTpfoliliDTcjind pleasing
and intfirestlb'g. Jtf yjrftrtjJT/llaVa'to ag
surojpu'U
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Superinterident Line , 'fif'tho Omahfi.
schooWHlicn" read1 a"1 ?
city . . . ' . _ _ _ _ * paper . . or '
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plia'aea of civilized "life , 't6 discover' '
therein 'sbmeWhat .ot th'e important
elements regarding education aa * ho
basis of civilization. The success "pf
in 'position in life 'de-
a , person any * . - ,
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depends upon the dutierto be performed ,
formed and upon hia ability to per.
form them. 'The1 " "con-fitibris of 3ife'
have vastly changed inhalf ; if cedtury.
Urban life predominates , newdeman'da
are acquired , and social and clvillre-
lationa become complicated. Amen-
ca has demonstrated to the world , ji t :
only in theory , but practically , that
the highest form of civilization | cant
exiat with individual ireedoui. .
The speaker showed \haHhd intro
duction of.railways , teleqraph and (
machinery revolutionized society bud ,
demanded 6f the individual preitor |
directive power and greater skill and ;
higher education than was requisite
before that.time. . . A man needs now
not an occupation but a vocation. . *
Modern sociaty demands a system of
popular education quite different from
that required under its former status , ,
The drifting of people into compact
communities nnd Deities keepj pace
with the-iuvention 6f labor-saving ,
machinery. ; 3 _ . .foiri \
He took the ground that the three
"rV coMtif'te Vho. important fcle *
ments of education "acd that reiaing.
should be given first considerjitlon.
Reading opens the gates to usefulness
and makes possible the acquisition jof.
other branches of learning. A
The sahool shouli acquire.a common
sense view of the world's affiirs , and
prepare to. take part in the busy world.
Nomadic'lifo. was , the first conqbest
of man'a.conqnf3t ov r the animfl-
Putriarch-
Mtniug wawtbB thrd conquest }
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by a vast array of facts and fi-j nres
compBebf frcSi ftiribty of SOUCB
T.-.o setsiocs to-day trill be hel'd in
the High School building , and it fs
uncertain whether the programme as-
published can be followed , because it
1 > --M - . . . sprae who.were to
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tak'e.pTrfcto'reaohjthpieity. - *
" '
Jt tf , 'pKoaEAialEl v-f * ?
'The following'Is lhe programme for
"
this eveningl' * ' ' " ' . ' .
" ? March 31.
R9 a | m. Thursday '
Tf y3r. BookY in rthbir rela'tipn to
EdoWtion , A. .K. , 'Gowdyj ' principal
Pawnee Academy , Pawnee City. *
Piper = : Th"o : Jrm8and Methods of
American-E3uc tion , < MBs ! Elsie Do-
Cqa , teacher , High .school , Lincoln.
Piper The Hiatcryot the Jtfebras ,
ka rSVate" Teachers ? csspciation , P.rpf.
J. M.'McKenzio , Slate Normal
Bchodl.Peru. " , . , . .r , , .
" - i Should , the eligibility
j
or atatei county and. city sn crlnlend *
enta be leg illy restricted td prpfes-
alonai , educators ipldipg either the
highejt gradaof .state corlificate OJ-R
.regula'r djploma frafel eorae chartere'd
collogqJ-universHy or normal.schcjol ?
2 'p. ni , Thursday , March,31i
> ape ' ' 'The-Earcal6h7oiheDoaf : ( ; ; ; ; ;
. .Mutes- ; A'.CJillespre , , prin.cipsl.Ne2
braska jus'tituto'fpr.the.doaf ' ar dnmb ,
.Omaha , , . , , ' „ . . -I
; Paper , I'Coupty Normallne jtu es ,
their , Wim.'and management , ' " J/jA.
SmithVcbunty'superintendbnt\7ahbOi
Paper. "The High School Course1 ,
Wellington \ . Uicimmond , principal
h'gh Bchbol , Fremont.
Paper , "The DiRnityqf the Teach-
5rorBtWbrkM , E. B , Fairfield , chancellor
a'tato univeralty , Lincoln.
1 7.:3C : p. m. , Thursday,1 IKrch 311-
Elocution15 arid Readirig-iMUs LyMia
_ _ _ _
I * * t social reunion. I
Bell , Lincoln ;
- * YK&TERDAY.
' Tesler'clay'nudbcr of' prominent -
nont teacherTfrom various parts of tfie
* T r y v/"M i * * * T f ' v
atate put in aVapjiaarancJ , 'Including
Prof.Samuel Aughey , H. R Palmer ,
iS.1 Rv.TThuompson State , -Superintend-
jmt W.y. , . 'WnK ' fa .
IntendoptH. F. Bdw'erB-Miss E.De -
lieu and oilier ct Lin-
lady teachers-- -
LinH.
H.
Nicholson' ' ' and - J 'M ; ' McKenzle ,
of P JiProf. ; . , Ji : W.Lijve ,
of iBlkal onthj'I'.rof. ' ' 0. J. , 'Ddvis of
Hasfinja Prof. Funk ,
Ex-Superintendent Beals ,
dent I o , Prol :
ner , Rhodes-and-many lady toachert
of , the.ctty TveropVcsont besides Prof.
Livingston , of Oalhottn.
, - About IZS.'wero present , embracibf
jail yartefies In agg ,
encolfroriTthe-bluahinJ : ' maiden to the
. * 1assjfntn1 . , h jj-i
- - -
veterangrayhaired-flager ;
TnTfiret pap'eV'of Wtf'waB
by Prof. Davh of Histioga , on "The
Jmp'ortaS'coipfraHistory in our schio'la
.acd'ipw it' ' should be taught. " |
The second1 paper was by-MisaE.
C C'sseV , o'f ' "North Plaf.te. Her.aub.
jecfLfWhat / Educates1 , ' was admirably
handled. . , ' . * / - _ ? ] *
A' ispusaion followed on "Should
the11 national government establish
agdnjalntaip , and'by sufficient' s ne }
, tion Biaepder effectlye , a systemj * 6f
public instruction throughout-
UnIti , $ States. " . , .Profe3 era Thomp' ;
sbh-'cnd Aughey , of lL'ir3cblnr and Dr.
Curry , jof Peru , proaentod some goo'd
"thoiights , the -.attitude of the south'
was a subject of . '
Professora Jr-M. McKenziey W.E. ]
' 'GooJ B Line -'were se-
Iectodi8"a "ooramUtoo ? "to revlsa' sefib'
association. 26 !
Tn Iho afternoon aofsion of 'tho
c on-
. .T. , jfr , . , , v , , . J Z .
vention- . ! > . Jrarmaloa , .prlncipa , pf
the Ncbaaka-Siato Institute for the
Blind , Drenontcdr-an excellent pi per
' 6h tjiac'daiiajlon . of the blind . , Its \\IS- \ \ .
i' . ,
i n - i t T'- -
[ toryi.-.and..noope. . Great , interest waj. .
'm&nffestod b alkgresent , and'many
, thirlg3 ne lo"'tho."cbnup < Jn. pd.ucitor
were . heard. . . - , * j .
. V- r -f Jajf \
MlJSiAda JB Scrioonmakri iefkLfq-
c'olrj'road an essay of Kreat rnerit | "of
, , wrucnw'e hope 'to publish extracts in
the future. - 1 ' . ,
prcsenied "Th'ecGrapriic"Syateln ea'a
Universal ] Language , " which helacr
compipiud wUfj ] oriKUinV iharta. HJs
explanation , tliaj/charta was a niost
interesting foalur to all progressive'
teachers. Evidently .this. ayatem jhas
been a matter of closa study with iim
"Ior years. By careful .observation bud
-application ho .haa'baconw'gJlBader . in
Wucat'ionatprogress , wfiS.anationijl
hia 'inaugural * addwss Tot-iifhich ith'o
followlng fa.a ; briiif outlmeS > '
'
jlo.bo . , , , ! , - " ;
leave behind all thioightstif iheraccu-
'nfu'.a do1 cf , e&lh { , " ' > ' , , . kin
dred , matters , that ? fiome'thing'more
weigltty njayet ; igBirjQur attention.
In the co'fibaordUon ) cfJ , matters thjaj
m y cngcge our jUention , we may
diffdr , .an3 hay.e/ss mus rTght , to dlf
for as , men in'aay/ other BpheroT | ,
Tc-.chinrv'thouih ; the * raos merito
rious of all ocaupitions , dooa not'ro
icejve ijs just consideration. ,
' : Hu ref rred ; to 'ihof fact thai "the
' f '
ignoramus'hasiiitlo mbro'troublo to
engage his services than thp well
qualified.rThe great masa'of people
fuel cqmpotenE to give/an opinioh , aud
their dogmatism ia measured by their
igaornnc6/ Tvqua'villo pnce pointed
out .that tlie o js datigdr of dtatroying
individuality in _ a democratic people.
A.dispdsUion to follow timo'-wnrn rules
wfll'take the place o/ / true ability to
perform at living , work. There 5s an
insanity .to-day . in , , our midot forjthe
market of fraud. This , is the devil'
of society , straining after effect , ! in *
ptw.d of conacicntioualy.c.performing
duties which l < iyin our pntd , : to represent -
resent ourselves something other.thin .
we are. . % . - j
A teacher must of necessity poseeai
a high mcral character and n Koniilno
individuality. Too .dyyelopmenti 'of
the. hitter ia likely to. be neglected in
the mechanical .routine of graded
school , and'fos'ilnJjfld ' bestow upon it ,
our fostering carqand onbauriigom ift ! . '
Wo should strive 'to = develoo allithV
uaturnl individuality , < there ja in man'
and womyn. By , it 'alone * can.we .
r ach thqsr tru'o ca'pVcilJ nod cnthii-1
siBSin. Wt > Jmiistjearn to think after
the , mode of'tho aricienta as well aa of
the moderns.
the deductive uielnod ref
thohght poesy' an'd' fiction has rocoivecT
i , ahdj&rvcehlu.nes tHe
*
fntiirectual life was 'imbftdded in
. . . . . . u. Glliletf was' , tho.firai to
ratniiio facts aud dta inferencea
from'them. . The 'nnivferse. waaj al-
moat- made to , glow by' hiapatnral
method -tbinkini ; , and it has re
sulted in the , development of' ociencea
is at present revolutionizing.'socle'ty
ind civilization. i ojjtrn oducitior ,
[ hough 'hot possessed exclusively
through training in the inductive
meihid , T" bws attained * through a
nn yrpf phvs'cs Np stiidenl .has
tiiiu'm5 > -er ill br uc es.of tcien ,
tific s-efoh , ami frej iSpo for the
leVi'lopmcutg ffi * titrir ) diVihi lUJ6s FB-
fouful tin..folio'Kihj ; one-Jhttaj&f sojan-
lifici iuveatijatvwtofj rffotiyii.fo
bight cau * be , :
rabject _ ,
character arfd/inrerWctJ ; if " wedo.npt.
Scwp.pace , . -
r . rjecomo'- coT > aer > atL < L
' '
'rad' '
jation for ouraelves.Nolhing .is
; ined iu this ditection by the Chi-
nfeo sameness in rchool woikjit
brushes out vitality and the spirit of
Tiadivldual' liberty. The mastet-
-pleces in human -ILfo , and in fact all
inhohavo.rison : above medlocritytave'
TJono o by original investigation and
ih'e drawing ; out ! of individual force *
" O'uE' papila differ aa .widely aa iouf-
selvres and : reqnire a variety of ideas
and' work to iraw forth their latent1
powera. Variation Ian mark 'ofi vital
ity , Irrthe-vegetablerkingdom , In th'e
arllmal , in .the atara'abo've.ti and In
onrselvea.'f"
„ Many of onr tejSohertfara oungj
bat ycii h is iho"'time wh'en'tha'dispoi
sitlon-tb' help others -isTstrongest. 'Be
your natural solves , regard no rnles ,
do-whatyour onsclcnca and. intelfect
r pupils.k - - j
iikErWAi ACCIDENT ,
. - ,
It . ' * " ' - . 1 s * > J- -i ft ; . . [ r
' iSetiDualy In jttredl
"
. . . - > . . , 1 -.U--wi ! tiR . b I CA til / . ' =
a'clpck esdaymprnlng on the ,
Ohiqg ( > & jjortii wpsfjEraj railroad nea r
Lnveland , tossm icaat'.itonnd freight ,
'ih'e'ttils .Bprendmg'.wrid' hlhe'cr ttn
' '
waa.badjy hurt , and aa eout , oa to
Clintonfialcaro1 of.ta a'Urgoon. The
' 1
tho.caraf uppn - - th.Q.f.tracJc-again ; w thto
.out''cadaing ! ai-protracted-delay to
traina1 the' clra'were" all ih'rbwn , into
through -expresa Cviiinsi the * lattet
reaching hero at'ifial ! ' past 6 o'clock
yesterday morningten' / hears Into }
j Among the delayed passengers' on
this train-wera eightyatudanta -from
the- Iowa State AfJricnUnral college ,
"re turning . home for Vacation. Many
' T T * > "
of these Students came through ! to
'
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' 'BLACK DRAUGHT' " cures
ness.and Sick-lleadachc.
. AtC. F. OtO'Jraan's.
. The largest ai yvqll as the smallest ,
and the | medium .sized . man ,
can ba well suited in Panis , Overalls ,
Shirts and Underwear , a li/'O/
wald's , 13ih.and'JacBs6n s'tre'otB
r . .T- ' r - ' "
* rPERS NAL.pAt
i ia * jUi'Ht i'i rrrjrw . - } c. * . ct
; , Mr. -EIl.sHaywardJ : .ofrvEhqffliila-
delpbiaiPieas , was.-a.'caller at TuEiBtE of ;
fice yesterday. 'Mr. iHay ward goes | tc
ColoradoKto'wfite p"th'e"Centennial State
for hia paperi3 * T I -I
Mr. .Chas. L. .Tlwrnas-brpther , .ofplx-
1 i-li , ) , - , . , O ; --i
ier L { Thomas , of this .city , h a.arrived
here , with histfamily , from Indianajanij
will mak'o thishis , permanent home. I He
will fOrm a partnership with hia bfothfJr in
the real estate business ; - f 2 , ;
- : . . . ; . : : . . = - i,1 ,
NOTICE-TO ; CONTRAOTORS. "
Seale'd ' - 'propoaaliw1lT : -fecelved
until 12 o'clock'.nop&j lpin2J41881 ! ,
for materials anil , erectinghTCrthree- ;
story brick buildinga.txr ; * 61'
Plans'and specifications can'be ' ccen
atj the" bfiice of Dufrene&TMerirIej- _
yihn , architects. . . , . , , , -\j \
> . . t. , SAMUEL BURNS , 3.i
7 ' 26eod-t-a2 EoaasHitL. .
" MJP / 'sv -
" ' ' ' " *
"aEASDFATIIER'a' CLOCK j
woud rh.aye been running , yotjf 'th.e
managers of f the , old genteman's } busi-
tiess'ihad.aent ibtb Whipple , McMilfen '
& Oj-'d : lo'-Bb" ' VepaVed : "ThTy are
"anro ahnl" oh 'watch ' .and' clock re'
pairing. n29t3
, , P . . . . i . . . . . . i i. . .i i - ? i
t
THE PUIlEST.and fresheat rnga
tj DO had at ScnnoTER. & BECHT'S ;
Opera House Drug Store ; 211 , Fif
teenth street. ' ' ' m23tf
- : -
tj
"WINEOFCARDUI" for Ladie3.-only :
. At C. F. Goo'Jmiirs. *
_ - : - - v- |
Anniversary.i. .
Don't forgot the anniversary'exfir - '
cisea o-mcirrb'w'faor , the "hop" in ; the
owning * . ' '
All our -friends , sro invited to vb
present- . Liberty Hall , Burt street }
wesi df'mil.'fary 'bridge
It J. ED. SMITH' , Manager.
Undoubtedly the bust stiirt'ln ; the
United Statoi ? is mnunfacturad at the"
; Omaha Shirt Factory. The ouporiority
of J Material- and Wnrkmanship , com-
loiiiod with their great lrnpnvenonta ,
thatis'Reinforced fronts , Runfo ced
backs and Reinforced sleeves , makes
their ohlrt the most durable'and ' best
fitting garmentof the kind , ( jver
manufactured at the u jderate price of '
81.50.Every shirt of onr.makj > 6ia
guaranteed , fimt-claaa and will refund
the money if found otherwise * * * j
Wo make a specialty of a.ll-wp61 ,
Shaker , arid Canton flannel , also"
chemois underwear , made-up with a
view to comfort , warmthrand durabil
ity. To invalids , nndr weak-lunged
persons rwe Offer spoaial inducements
in the manner tHeao goods are made
f6r thefr , protection ;
t' - " PlI. GOTTHEIMEE ,
iitrnot.
A of " "
fralpackage "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
free of charge. -
' ; At C. F. Goodman's.
3 BE flAL 41 ASTER COMIUSSION-
ER'S SADE.
By virtue of an order of nalo iuuod ont ot tbo
District Conrt , in and f JT DoUK'aa ' Countv , Ke-
Sraaka. nil to mo directed , I will , , on the 9th'
lay of April , A. Di 1E81 , t 10 , o'clock" . m. of
aid dajyat'tlie south' dunrofttbo Couit Houo
n tbo cty , of OTialK , Dniula C uuty , Nci -
) i ka , acjl 'nf. public nilctloii the property at- .
crib-d In I < 1 nrdor , to wt : ' t nt ix (6) ( in block
> n < ) riuiijr l u eevei ty-jno (171) , in the city of
) ni" hi , .Doujjlis County , NeH a ka , together
rith all thc'nppnrtc ar.c : > tHveunto belong inj ,
os ti fy a JuJ mant nf raid court rocovercd by
Ferdinand Sireltz , p'aintiff.ftnd against Andrew
t. Orchard , et. al. defendant
' W. StMEKAL ,
n'l-lt Special JUstirCOmmisaiontr.
* * " '
> BEED'S i
ilALLTlME >
Jy "Amon ! > , " lie byAl'iandert "Abd nab.
! lrc ri "O..ld mlth Maid ; " " Frrei dam "On
' ' " - of-the > -owned
Ime'bv'Wnr Dance , s-m e - ,
LcxiuRto - , " Slcond , i"i Ua.HrfijkdnridG" ( | by
Collossus , " ron ot imported "dovtrclzn. *
"Almonfa Hnt dinr bv "M tbrtao Cbict !
jsd bilii'e hy Hyg -"Hambletontanj:1 :
Tliia rcnnrK * ' lo iiorpo nili bflfive ; y-ars old
nMay , Ira wilnrc > only 35 nurca ( fill ! of
rbich EU-ttr i-i n.rW cn jed ) at $2500 per
Mire , parable at limo oltenlce. " , ' '
'Stat on ccrnmcme * April.Itt.and wUl'end :
! l > r. fit , Af cr tta tm'e'hU ftrvico'wlll ' be
iitat > $33kCtE''Any/niarethat h > a trolled ' in
LEfiO. f r
. - 'i- * o .streets : ?
it So * fyf sr
nrliamentary amujce , tiotr to contact public
icsineu ; iu f < ct It is a complete Guide to Success
or all c atea. A family teccMtjAddrcesfor
Ircolan and ( pedal tenni AKCllOEPUBLaSH-
: saco.st.iiiiigiro.
SPECIAL NOTICES. :
TO U3A8icS t. , ,
-
lly. Addrea a.B. . , Bto offlos „
M IMV Offle
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TO' LOAW U09 rirnfiam Street. .
.Dr. . gdWMtig.Loan Agency. ' .nor-SS-M
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HELP WAHHD . ; .
"TT7"ANTED A jroodtilrl In "aJimall-'fanilljv at
( Yl 2S07Dodge. tre t , 3rd housed 23rd < 6Ul
WANTED-i 8fe ly 'Job. ' "Wages
J. modertte. A slngla- man Apply at ane '
to JI McDoogall , t'rlen4TlllqNob. , E13-4
\TrANTED-Asood-rfzallight. nd tlrylise-
YI mcnt. Address Drawer 71 , P. O. , Omiha-
\VANTED AsjuuUUDt *
SITUATIONVANTED lliiht tmplpytneqt
itr-Trt nx'1iTt In 1rt\fn tfi v'.n ' .V' Par lit'
UK ) Flcrco street. $ L0 > 31
WANfE6-PBichaiers ( or t o" hewspipor
"oatflta. " For pattirabn ' < if < tre g
J'Btcord , ' Ueceola , i * j . '
dollars pcfWMK. St.
'
' 7" .11 'j
S .ttprjjufhly aeqiuluted'Wtll eOraslu hnd
iho.ljast cl jefercrfce , * v'cskea , .s na-
'TraTelier , ' ' P. > p"
(
_ i"of horsMjbf 'a'pjrtet in store" 'Can , ire
l > ot of city ref erenw " ; Addrws Swede , K'O.
j i
A GOOD HOT Wantssitntt'pn" is'c'rrinj ' or
XXJ niesBtneerlo/Irf toreo' oJDce , BDilcan
giva good refereqce. . Ajldjss Messenger ' , p. o.
. . . . . r.i . . . - . "
WANTED - An ixterknced dernnC girl.
.
i tmomataiJisn *
C H.C.-lfrei3hl Auditor's cUUe..U. P. Ub > d-
' ' ' ' ' ' ' <
fuMrers. * o-ic
ANTED Liuodrets imir.eJU.tely at
W Ocddcntil Hotel. "
ANTED Bj'ono of tbo largest. Whil Jsale
Clothing Uouzc3 ( n t\ew York City , ior
the cofrilnfj fall trails' experienced ile < m-n.
'Jhoso haVln ? 'exocilencb notl "commahU'hs ' a
gt > 0t trade will find tolsVQn-t-cbus oppnrtuDltr.
Apply at once w th references to A. B. C. , Ijost-
offlce Box SOS , Mew Yo MAlj. 10t-w&-9
-STtTAiiTKB Dvolnic ; rq9ru.gJcU , C.1L a 'tlilV '
"
Yy. oTnfpa.lsaafii8tCl ; : B8 head.-waittr , ,
4v * l'J i
"TTrANTED Good steady m ddlo aged wcmn
YY to tike care ot a taby. Apply 'it Jtbls
ofBce. . . - 4 t 149'--3j
- f6r
WANTED-qirl ; be pvld to aoli
KlrL Call at B o OlEce : , 4CS-U
A rar.nerwUh'aj.OOb tdflli ad-
WASTKD rIci tfo ezMnsiJn cfui csuelithed
and one frfth&bc ! tp % > in huBir ods in tUt west.
Apply to K. tv ; Sim'enIlIt6oDX 6/CfUahtgn
Block , 15th St. ' > * * 'i ' - ' "Y Mm
Vf TjANTED Two more boirdcrs at 313 I orth
-VV ' WiHslrtet'KetweerDavinpbif and-Cht-
, easorast' id8-i ? . a I'BTJIM88t " ' '
"i" .
lith
- rTetea WeHePVints
( VY7 tostirfameatcuukBdnsoineaiirailvcst
em-town , wherc.there b.noao , or whcrft prio is
nos'dol ; woaW'takoliTallaKlo. partner. ' Adircst.
'ikotd Co. < KK3 CO-U
Vamrstfeetttiu'ri. ' ! tl 31
anJ tire Slt aia la.
Jj "a n w hongeand ono'acre if euTti&tcd
, ; 16mlnute3-w ! lt aoath'Of ,4overnm , nt
'
Fiist houso'in th brlJTshoyc
Qacalr s eoio : actory. " , " ' ' -90&0 ' ' ; ,
f M - * - j '
* - FOR ifircj at
OFICB-JlOOJIr 10M ; gtwftt kf-7
T OR RENT A'sult-of. lurkl'hccKor tinfurn-
j2-'edlr-nt rooms at U17 < Cu3 * slireat ' , oppo'ile
new brick school house.
TTOUSES.AND tiAlfD Beirfs rents ; holwes ,
O atores , hoieto tarmsIgt , .hnd3. .oalc- ,
' ' -1 " ' -1 * "
roomsjetc. Sce'Jstpigo.1 I
THIORKEXT Blacksmith atop .wiUj tool'Jcod-
JP T niently looted. , 1) . j , . IHyifASJAgt.
* 495-20' . ' - jf. . J iK- I
iOU RENT Two new cotta5r-s/r6 , iil ) 6 irjo
P room ? , Jbay winiow ? ' . and-aTTtoilfehiinceJ
liUnilea oh the hill.AppTT 'to'SWjPetcraen ,
15th 'and JJougHsSts. , iaahnun' atOTe.
. : yA-3i
I71OK RKKT 2 fnrntehfld .rnomajforor Her-
L1 chants Exchange , " Jf. . , ; Cor. , .16tw tnd
D.-vIgs gtrceta. ' "Sjt-tl
FO ? SALE. ' , -
tOE S.\tE-A small well IiuilJ boWdf ( four
P * toorni "in ; ! simmer 'kit. lionRffhK 'clrne-V
E A ; BO-ID of , 'bayItpnzef KVqirg.
J ' oM ; ijso doable hifuen o3 rood I new
vrajon. Kcrpiire 'cpmfr' 19tf arid'UiVenport
iStreet , at HrManning's. , ' .431-2 .
ttage honfcof 5'rootn * with
"JQ " 2 lots ; 'grofrnd toftMcheap : Ir. j
2314 Farnham St. , Bo qp' addltionlC7d ) d2S
T7.0R SATiE Horses d"poni9 7Bi"corneiiet |
JC and Jnrd , aVKcdmin'a.barn.J
JJ atd tltclien , sOod bahiand-cruth'ou ci . .
qu ! at. rmon & Johnson's , .yOlco. . , 333U
' pCR SALE Ten ( lOlrctlifefico IotDnipp * }
C"'firilham'stroet' . JehU'L."M-KSwruo ' , p.
P-P- * ' ' - J -'SSft-tt
'TT'OK ALC Map8" > ) fTnmiiw 'and'Sarpy
il } counties.AJ'Kd.EWA'JEtt , J52ir > K in
, h a.Strc t. , , +
OQR' 3SLK Soreri cbcd" ' li'irs low'en
j'.Fsraham street. '
fflt
? T7 > OR 'SALS ' Leico Bhd furnUrtro of a'first
JD idoss liotcl lu.a town cf l.TOO inhabiti.nU' . in
tatfl ofNohraska. Ilu i jjs. . tljo travalllntr
meh' n ort. In'quW.atl'eB office 21t
FOaSATJC A EAttOAlN A.'bnlldinz ' .with
&ilooniittarcs-Jur7iUuraaail itpck.onaOUi
St. , opposite thd U. P"depot , fpri Jc'verr .cheap.
Qrtha fliture "faniltafonSstock will .be'sole
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OR SALBTi' : : t X. J.
F
an-t
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I 31. BROWN , corner ci.lSt'h , and Chlraeo
< ! . slrccts , is ready to'boro or docpin wells.
Satisfaction guanjiUfd. 5C3-tf
ind J4th
iiKraorandnjn book with the owjier'daddrefs
usidc/conUimns jarcr * " ' " ° value bu < o the
wiicr. A sulnlile reward will be paid by Icar-
njat Gio. Jlaldoon's , lUb and Howard. 601-30
r OST OR ffTOLEN A dark brown haU-tirced
LJi snfpunl ttof , ami of tul ' whitevcrf sh rt
et3andtie.vjs.tr Ffridcf'wI.I"be Ierallyre-
rarded by Ictvins him at sh6 Cczz'n's house.
490-Sli : . - r j -
, * LL TIME will stand Mnac'ayi * Tucedajs ! and
CX Wednesdays' each Week , betrfnnfngf the
[ rot ot April , ou Twcntlith'west ot tjhtecntti
trattt car-lr ck teiminu % aud tborenuladerof
.ten week at the corner of lit'h and Iloward
trecte. ' < 39-3
pHE EE&TTHING YIT-.U..C. riiik & Co.'ai
L Impe'jal SU KiUinWintcr WhwtJ'ioniy
irTancakea , Diecuits , anjall kinds of pastry ,
tylt. Ask"yoargro rforit. .478-lf
HEAMaCAN BEOpT-At JohnBarr * , stle
L for alt kinds of .work.at reaaonaMefUures
ear corner 13th aiid 'LeaVenw rtb' St. 378-tf
Jfldq trfla
reparitfin'maesre rnrnr'r1 > reaWt
r loxniicus pastry. Cn be eated by Drsr ep
cs without ftar ot tha fflj resu'tlng from heavy
iiilgestlble food. Sold oily In c n , by all
racers. R T FOWDKRCO. .
> 'cw York.
THEWfAIiWEaiERN _ GtOTffiNG HOUSE !
* - " RC I rffi " *
CO , ,
Spring Suits I 'AH. Styles !
WHOLESALE'AND RETAIL !
West of Chicago !
A BEPklRrTMENT " 'QE CfflLDBEN'S OLOTBIN&-
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'
- -We w nojr'airassortinent , of Clothing of all kinds ,
' '
Genfc'sl'urm&g'Goods , in gfeat variety ; and a heavy
FcM p alis rHats , Oips ; fe These
"fefiSffifeite purchasedjirqc.tr frosu the manufac-
rsr n.Tifl arfii Ka.dni f - * s , jpjy .
ff than ever he-
lof e m
.vp.FS ? 7 5'1811 d Have bulOne Price.
' A large.t ilotrjnsjfdrce iserngfpye-d by us , and we ma k
Suits fo.Qrder onY X oh n.Qttce. '
1301 ami.1303 Farnluim , St , , Corner 13ili.
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W4fcKtIiaffesi--Selected ; Stock of
FORNiSHI G GOODS
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a .1 * J-ji'
. CLOTHIERS.
ii4 vr
Irn ' ;
HOUSE , .
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STUEET , , , 2C !
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PRINCE.
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CHEAi ! GHEAPES
? ( ® ® 5 f { 95 ' ay fovSell then
ejtire stock .Obi ? * * . gAi , .t M r - " 3 - . i.rj.
-'Jewelry' , . , tJfhl&b tfiv
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% rf
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.35I5TIKSU1
BDff 33MT5 . ' Organ
IS : f. Piahpjs j
JliHfRALMUSSGAL IRiMiANaSS.E
It TXjjM actupa ; JricjBs , Whiffi'is1 from 15 to 20 Der
-ceiit. eldw any Eastern Wholesale House ,
'
. . . , , . . ' 1 J * Jrep rafo'ry 'to moving into their
, Ccr , Uth&TFarnham
. Come-uid ; he Convinced.
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IV
Mfr , iXfpBSJftSFOelluloid . .
-j - -c Tc- - * t. ir * * "
jisnnoO.-b
. .wsJjvJfe -
4
0ldaud ; Si ! vcr : Wn f * ci ! t
' . .V and Jewel
. - . ' City.
, Gqine9and See Our Stock
fc'Wffl Be Pleased
* " . - -to Show Goods.
, EDHOLiV ! & ERIGKSOf )
. inth ft. D'td'j . Oppfmit > i P
kind * of
d Summer dlogua ( Oerve/at / . . _ . . . , „
, Srecialfiy. Orders promp6l7 ; filled
r-'ta 5 m Burfc St. , Omaha Neb. d.-23-t
1 jr-
HORSESHOES
AND HAIL !
Wagon Stock ,
Omsha.
Janlg-dru