THE DAILY BEE OMAHA SATUHDAY , SEPTEMBER 1C
THE AGONY OVER ,
The Last Session of the Woman
Suffragists ,
Qov. Hoyt and Judge King.
man , of Wyoming , and
Misses Clay and Hag-
cart Address the
Meeting.
Thanks Tendered "The Bee"
and Press Generally for
Oourtesies Extended ,
The Officer * and. Plntform Re
ported to the Convention.
The mecUnt * Thursday was called to or
ler by President Correll nnd prayer offer' '
ed by Mrs. Dr. Thomas , of Indiana ,
The audience was not so large ns on tbo
previous night , yet It was all the church
would comfortably accommodate
Miss Clay , daughter of lion , Oaulus
M. Clay , of Kentucky , wns the first speaker -
er of the evening , and quoted nnd road ex
tracts from the leading law journals of the
day and other standard authorities , show <
ing tbo gradual growth of a higher clzlllza1
tl6n and the liberal construction of statu
tory nnd constltullonal law relative to wo <
.man and very briefly traced the progressive
spirit that characterizes the 19th century ,
At the close of Hilt address Mn. Mary
! ' . . Haggart , of Indiana was Introduced
who , with her first sentence , riveted the
attention of her audience. She took high
ground nnd dealt with the question from n
natural nnd rational stand point ; said that
natural right knows no sex ; that women
have souls as well as bodies ; that society
has always been trying to find out thetrnu
sphere of woman ; that die has n capacity
for something higher than playing the doll
baby lor some lord ; that flio has thrown
aside that meek submissive nature which
hai characterized her history of the pint
nnd Is no longer n noncnlty in society ;
that the time has come , and now ix , when
it Is no disgrace for n woman t > look
healthy ; that the free cxcrclne of all our
faculties is nnd was the design of the Cio-
ator. For men to imprison the mind of
women Is worse than putting shackles on
their hands ; that both having Botilo , the
development of each should bo encouraged.
Cloning the avemicJ tc mental develop
ment is more destructive to the race than
closing the Suez canal would bo to n peace
ful solution of the eastern question , The
speaker warmed up with the subject nnd
grew suhltmoInrefcrrlngtothoHo inevitable
laws of human progress nnd human jus-
tier. She rose gradually to the nercno
heights of noetic fancy and gave oxptoulon
to thoughts that would hnvo done credit to
the moit distinguished orators of the day.
As she nssended in her thoughts she stood
all the while at the solemn bar of the
Moreno equity within her , and by the force
of her eloquence , carried conviction to her
hearers. She is a young woman , not over
thirty-five , and has n strung voice , which
/I / can bo easily heard In any public hull.
Speaking as she does without manuscript ,
and relying in. Inly upon the Inspiration of
the theme , predicts for her a brilliant
future.
After the convention had attended to
some financial matters , Miss Kato I. Kelsey -
soy , a d irk-eycd brunette , of New Hamp
shire , and formerly of Wyoming , addressed
the meeting in a snort but pointed speech.
Her voice is clear and distinct und Un-
guage good. She spoke without nolos and
showed she know her subject well and re
ceived hearty applause.
Judge Kingman , of Wyoming , was then
called to the sUnd and gave a brief review
of woman'slnuffrago an it bad coma under
his observation during bis residence In thut
territory.
During bis speech a largo number of
questions were propounded him by the
audience , whlch/hod no more effect upon
bis nerves than water on n duck's back.
He took the fire' llko an old soldier , nnd
hflld bis ground likn a Koman senator. He
said that in order for citizens to respect
themselves they must have power to oxer-
else their faculties ; said that there was
visible Improvement in the men of Wyom
ing since tbo right of suffrage had Loon
extended to woman ; that women voted for
men whom they knew to bo sober , honest
and incormptibln regardless of political
preferences , the result of which was that
In Wyoming the best men on both sides
were elected.
They voted to preserve the Sabbath and
close up ra'.oona according to law and
fought the campaign agblnit the Interest of
their husband nnd without causing any
domestic discord. Gov. Hoyt being called
for came forward and heartily endorsed all
Judge Kingman bad said , as ho was aneyo
witness to all and more than had been said
which WAS. favorable to woman suffrage ,
Resolutions wore passed thanking TllF.
llxr. and other papers for courtesies ex
tended tbo convention , and the president
for his good management of the convention
us Its chairman and for his steadfast chain-
Ip of the ciUBo of woman suffrage.
The following officers of the American
Woman Suffrage Association for tha en
suing year were announced during the
cvenlnc *
THE omoKiis.
1'resident Mrs. Elizabeth O. Clmce.
Vice Presidents nt Largo Col. T
'Wentworth lllgglnxon , Aim. Mary A
LIvermore , Hon. ( Seorge K. Hoar , Alassn
chusotts ; lion. Krnsmus M. Correll , Mrs
Clara It. Colby , Nebraska ; Miss huura
Clay , Kentucky ; Mrs MaryK. Hnguert
His. 'A. G. Wallace , Indiana ; Mrs. Mar
garet V. Langley , Ohio ; Mrs. J. 1' . Kullf r
Missouri ; Gov. John 1' . St. John , o
Kansas ,
Chairman KxocuUvo Committee Lucy
Stone.
Foreign Corresponding Secretory Mrs ,
JulU Ward Howe.
Corresponding Secretary Henry IJ.
lllnckwell.
Recording Secretary Margaret W
Campbell.
Vice 1'resIdenU ex-olliclo Maine , Mm
I ! , N. llacan > New Hampshire , Mrs
Armenia B. White ; Vermont , Mrs
Charles Heed ; Massachusetts , Win. I
liowdltcb ; Ithode Island , Airs , Anna K
Aldrlch ; Connecticut , Juoelib Sheldon
New York , Ann * O. Field ; New Jt-wey
Mr.K , A , Ilrownlng ; Pennsylvania , Mar ;
Grew ; Delaware , Mary H , Hoald ; Uhlu
Hon . Gideon T , Stewart ; Indians , Dr
M ry F. Thotnu : Illinois , Mm. Anna 1)
MoMnhonj Michigan , Lucluda H , Stone
Kentucky , Mrs. Bylviu Goddard ; Mis
uourl , Mrs. Charlotte A. Cleveland
Arkansas. Mrs. Ji. T , Tyler ; Texas , Mra
Jennie lleauchamp ; Wlicousiu , Mrs
Kmily 0. Haucom ; Iowa , Mrs Narassa T
Uemli ; Xebraska , Mm. Ada M. Bitten
bendertijKansas , Hon. Charles llobiniou
Colorado , Gen. Theo. 1) . Brown : Call
fornla , Mrs. 'Col. Cirr ; Oregon , W. H
Dunlway ; Wyoming , ilon , John W
Hoyt.
Kxecutlve committee cx-olllclo. Maine
Mrs. J N Qulmby ; New Hampshire
John Scales ; Vermont , Junes Hutcldnson
Massachusetts , Mary F Kiutnmii ; ] [ hod
Island , Mm S K H Doyle ; Connecticut
Harah IJ Harris ; New York , lillen 'i
Brock way ; New Jersey , Cornelia 0 Hun
ney ; L'ei&uiylyunla , Jlhn 1C . . WiUinnt - , , . .
Dels
Hunger ; Texa , Mm II Buckner ; WIucou
In. Mn Helen K Ulin ; low * . Mary J
Coggihall ; Nebra k , Mrs J F Holmes
Kansas , Amanda W Way ; Colnr do , Mary
y Shield * ; California , Surah Knox Good
\
ichj Oregon , Mrs A .T Dunlway , Wyom-
ng , Judge J W Klngm/tn.
ri.AtrOHM ANO IlRHOLfTIONS.
The following platform and resolutions
were adopted :
The American Woman Suffrage n'socla-
ion base * Its demand for equal legal nnd
mlltlc.il right * for women on ths princl-
ill * of the declaration of Independence ,
\lz :
"Government * derh r > their just powers
rom the consent of th gn\erned. Wo
men are governed ,
"Taxation without representation l
.yratmy. " Women are taxed ,
"Political power Inheres In the people. "
iVornen arc people.
"All pennns horn or naturalized in the
Jnited Stales are citizens thereof nnd of
he states in which they reside. " Women
nro citiyctic , therefore
Ileaolvcd , That n government of the poole -
> lo , by the people , for the people , mutt bo
i government com noted equally of men
nnd women ; that the equal co-operation of
the eexc < U essential alike to ahappy home ,
ft refined tfttlety , n Christian clmiclt nnd a
republican stale ; nnd ,
WHKIIKAS , The United States supreme
court has decided that women ire citi/cns ,
nnd ns such may be made voters by appro-
irlale tate legiitatlon ; therefore
llecolvod , That societies should be form
ed In every state ti > iccnrc full rights of
cltir n hip for women ,
Kesolveil , That every legiilatura should
)0 petitioned to remove nil legal restric
tions now Imposed by the state upon the
equal personal and property rights of wo-
ncn : also to give women suffrage in muni
cipal nnd town affairs , nnd In choice of
[ ircnldentlnl electors ( under Art , 2 , Sec , 1 ,
I * . 2 of the United States constitution ) ;
dso to submit n constitutional amendment
, o the voters to abolish all political die-
.Inctions on account of sex.
Resolved , That congress should be peti-
iloned to remove all legal restriclioi.iow
mpoflcd by federal or territorial le islailon
in Iho equal personal aud property rights
if women ; alsotoglvo women suffrage in
ho territories , any territorial legislation to
the contrary notwithstanding ; nlso to Mib-
nit a constitutional amendment abolishing
all political distinctions on account of sex.
Hcsahed , That we rejoice nt the recent
action of thn republican ntale conventions
of Indiana nnd Kansas in favor of sub-
nitling woman suffrage constitutional
amendments to the legal voters.
Resolved , That the woman suffrage con-
Illutional amendments now pending in
s'cbrnskn , Oregon , Indiana and Iowa ,
and the school suffrage alrea-ly granted to
women in twelve states nro Indications of
irogrcM and recognition of the justice of
Gently DOOR It.
Ktigeno Cross , Swan Street , liuffalo ,
writes : "I ha\o used SI-JUNO liumoji for
yupcpnta and indlyestlou , and have found
t to act admirably na n gentle npcrientnnd
ilood purifier. I consider it nneqimlcJ ;
you nro nt liliorty to ute my immo na a re-
crcnce. ' " 1'tiioCOcentc , trial bottles 10
ents.
IET110POL1TAN HOTEL. OBIA-
HA , NKIJ.
Tables mippliod with the best tha
inrlcot allords. Thu travoliny jniblio
laim they got better accommodations
itid inoro general siitiafnctton hero
Imn at any other house In Omaha.
late , $2 per day.
Marrylnir Rich.
You need not bo poor nnd depend-
nt on your wedding day , for every
> orson male or female can got a
rood round sum of money at masriago
f they hold a certificate of member-
hip In THE MARRIAGE FUND
MUTUAL TRUST ASSOCIATION
f Cedar Rapids , Iowa. $10,000 has
Iroady boon paid in benefits to its
members , in the nine months of the
ssociations' organiztionand there is
golden opportunity for thousands
nore to reap pvon larger bunofita.
Tothint ; like it won over known.
Do not postpone Bonding in your
request for circulars giving full and
complete information regarding the
ilana and opporations of the aaoocia-
ion. Agents can make bigger money
ban in any > other , business. Iti
trictly ho'norablo , pleasant and pro
fitable. The Auditor of Stata holds
a deposit from the association as prc-
cribod by law , for the protection of
heir members. The only association
of the kind in existence organized nc
cording to law. Write ut once for
circulars. Say where you saw this
notice. nug311-m
A NEBRASKA. NIMUOD-
An Omulm Physician Takes tbo C'ako
for a Successful Hunting Trip.
iV wild geese Hying southward told
liuu reporter to-day that of all the hunters
who had gone out from Omaha this fall
none bad brought down the same kind of
! > atnotual Dr. Peabody did ,
The doctor went up to liancrott recently
with Hon. Jizra Mlllard , both being nc-
companlcd by their families. On nnfvlng
at the station , they hi red n man to hau
them out into the country , telling him to
lake them to tha vicinity of some respecta
ble farm bouse , where , In case of storm ,
they could Una better shelter than thai
afforded by their tents. The man com
plied with the request , and nt night they
pitched their tents In the vicinity of n
comfortable farm house ,
A brief Ntroll through the fields resulto' ' .
in bringing lu a fine lot of chickens , and nt
11 o'clock they retired to dream of the
happy hunting grounds of the great fa
ther. About 'J o'clock thera was n grca
outcry. The farmer Appeared nt the cnmi
and called In Stentorian tones for the doctor -
tor , and after some little delay ho made hi
apperance on the scone , lleforo iiioriiliif
the census of Nebraska bad been Incrcaeci
by a nluo pouud boy baby. It Is a lilting
sequel to this story to Bay that on the fol
lowing day about 70 line chickens were
bagged , and It wns hard to tell whether th
farmer or the phlslclan was beat pleated.
KALAMAZOO , Mich. , Fob. 2 , 1880.
I know Hop Hitters will boar rcc
nmmendation honestly. All who use
thorn confer upon them the hiuhos
encomiums , anil give them credit fo
making euros nil the proprietor
claim for them. I hnvo kept then
since they were first ofl'orcit to the pub
Ho. They took high rank from th
first , nnd maintained it , and are mor
called for than all others combined. 8
long as ( hey keep up their high rcpu
tatiou ( or purity and usefulness ,
shall continue to recommend thorn
something I have never before don
> vith uny other patent medicine. I
J. J. nAllOOQK , M. D.
SLAYEN'S YOSEM1TE COLOON1
Mudo froir tbo wild flowers of th
KAU KAMEU YOSEMITE VALLEY
it is the most fraprant ot perfumes
Manufactured by II. U. Slaven , Sai
Francisco. For nalo in Omaha by W
\Vhltoliouso and Konuaia Jiron.
&Co.
Notice.
The "Hawthorn Centennial Ex
celsior Roof Paint , " was patented May
21th , 1881 , and ottoru patent num
bor 241 , 803 , Any person found o
known to tamper with the inanu
facluro of said paint will bo puniah
od to the full extent of law , No prr
eon has any authority whatever to aol
receipts. Uiwruoiw & Duo. ,
Lancaster 1'a.
A BAD PLAGE.
The Alleged Disorderly Oonduct
Near the Fair Grounds.
The Place a Pondemonium of
Revelry and Crime.
A General Review ot the Criminal
Situation'
Thus for state fair week lifts eemeil to
paw oil in n remarkably qtiiet s.nd peace
ful manner. Nothing whatever JIM been
Raid of any prevalence of lawlesmess or
disorder , and It would naturally be in
ferred that the twenty-eight police ID the
city nnd forty on the fair grounds were
preserving the peace to perfection. All
haa not been to lovely at one might think ,
The fact U that , beginning with lust
Sunday , there have been from sixteen to
twenty arrests a day , mostly for Iritoilca-
lion and disorderly conduct. While there
hng been no serious outbreak nt the fair
grounds , It It said that Satan runs riot
there at night , aud that after dark and un
til dawn the gr.ce outside the ground de
serves to Hupplant Cheyenne In tlu tight
to the title of
IIF.I.I , ON WHEELS.
PJTImtsilfiy , It I reported , n man w.u
robbed of a big roll of money rvt one of the
Institution * near the main entrance. A
vitnegs who law n v oman take the money
oiu bin | > ocket tells the ttory. He siyn
mt tlio man was afterward * stopjml nnd
aken back Into the bru h , or cornfield ami
vft until yeatcrdap when n soldier who
lassod by gave him n unit of undercloth-
ug In which ho started for town. The
. me Informant Bays thcru were over fifty
glits Thursday nnd that the rcene was
icrfcctly Indescribable. The revelry wa
cept up until -I o'clock yentctday nnd
10 plnco Icing oulsldo the jurisdiction of
10 police nothing was done to itop It.
THE COLOR LINK.
On Tuesday evening n colored nun went
nto one of the dining hall ] and paid for
iia supper. As ho tut down at the table a
mn wlio lint porno horaea on exhibition nt
10 fair look olfen o nt It and with the re-
nntk that ho would loach the Uacle s of
i b to sit . 'own nt the xatnu table with
iltn , burled n teacup nt the man , striking
dm on the head nnd inflicting ROIIIU
crriblo wound * . iio immediately
oft the booth with a companion. The col-
ircd wallers n moment later i.-xued forth
rorn the hall like nu avenging host , each
nncd with n cnrvinu l.nife , and wore
bout to annihilate the horceman when the
> olico interfered utid quelled the disturb-
nco liy taking the oojcct of their wrnth
inder arrest. Ho was subsequently re-
oaied for some Ionian.
Later on come of the waiters got out onn
ireo , and colng to one of tha places outdo -
do where liquor \ Hold , "braced up" and
len refused to pay for their liquor. The
iroprietor having taken all howuulci stand
n nlnno nnd insult , drew n revolver nnd
rst drove the mob uut nnd then com-
iclled them ,
AT TUB risTOL'.s Miv./r.H ,
o come buck into his place and pay up
heir bill.
Six bootblacks were arrested for stealing
rait on the grounds nil i Judge Hetieki !
villhold them In custody uniu .after the
air.
hUlTHKNMi : > "KN-'ATIO.NS ,
There have been several outrageous rob-
jerries duriug the wiek , the details of
which have tiesu Puiirwsed | for various
casuns. After da ) light yesterday HOIDO
nan "went through' one of the pnncipil
lotolK , and got a good huul , ono man losing
SO and his gold wntch.
At nnother hotel eevcril pockets were
Icked and othora on the outbound trains
'burndny.
roLioi : COUHT.
In the police court yesterday there
was a goodly company gathorcd.2
Goo , Heed , arrested nu a vagrant , was
ischargcd on account of sickueen.
There were two disturbers of the peace ,
no of whom paid and one was diichaiged.
Of the Cue plain drunk * three were com
mitted , one paid anil ono was discharged.
O. Ii. llockbud was arrested for smash-
ng in the door of the "J. 1' . payinastor'a
olllce with his fiat , the charge against him
leing the malicious destruction of property
o the amount of § 25. Ho will be tried to-
lay..Krank
.Krank Novatkey was arrested for as
aultlng and beating the wile of Joseph
/arno , and hU trial \vnn set for 10 n. m.
Monday.
TUB IIOl'.ND-UP TIIUItlllAY
ncluded four Slocumb * , of whom one paid ,
ono was committed , , and two wcro dl > -
charged ,
Two men paid the usual fine for disturb-
ngtho peaco.
Two men ancited as varnntj ; were dis
charged.
Two men were arrested in the act of car
rying away lumber from Louis Bradford's
yard.
Two mu w ro nrr sted for nmanlt nnd
tlory , but tlio man they licked refused
Lo prosecute them.
A western cattle dealer was arrested for
carrying concealed weapons , but ai be ex
plained that bis husine&s required the car
rying of largo sums of money , and that he
nccdod the weapon for xclf-protcctlon , ho
was discharged.
Six drunks wcro landed In jail between
i ) o'clock and noon ,
Woumn'n True 1'rlond.
A friend In need Ix n friend indond. This
nonu can deny , especially when assistance is
rendered when one Is uorely nllllcted with-
disease , more particularly tho&o com-
nlnintu and weakncbfes so common to our
fcninle population , livery woman rhould
know that Klcotrlo liittera nro woman's
true friend , ami will positively restore her
to health , even when all other remedies
fall. A single trial always proves our as
sertion. They mo pleasant to tha taste ,
nud only cost fifty cents u bottle. Sold by
C. 1 < \ ffondinan
FlHlitlnp ; Flro witU lire. TliUma * , Iw
good polio o n blniing prark1 , but It 111 not
niuuer with the furorixl human < , ktfiu , Irritat-
liigiiutlldiifn I'xufpcratu and Intensify all rom-
pUlnUof Iliohtoimiliorthu l > o\\i'l < . NuMrUli.
n drontlu cvacnant forlndlgotlou or i iiKtlutIo-i. |
Administer iiuteml Tnrnuit'4 ticltter Apirliut ,
wlikli liut om-un Icbrlfu v , a ratlmrtk' , and an
Iinlgorunt und liana sootliliii ; and hailing itlc *
UIKJII the dl ordiT l t Uxm.
SOLD 11V ALL
a i jz
IMPERISHABLE
Murray & Lanman's
LORIDft WATER
Best for TOILET. BATH
and E.ANDKERCHIEF.
rarn
Iffl AUD DOUfMS
Deiutlliil building eltc.i on , btierman Rvcnun
iltitli street ) nouth of I'ouplcton's anil J. J.
Brawn's residences the tract bclongtri ; to Kann-
tot I'addock for to many years being
85 foot west Iroutauo on the ovcnuc ,
by frjin SCO to KO feet In depth ,
running eastward to the Unmha ft St. Paul K. U.
Will sell In strips of CO loot cr inoro frontage on
the avcnuo with full depth to the railroad. Kill
tell the nbovu onaboul nny terms that purchaser
may desire , To par t leu u ho will ixjrco to build
hoiucacottln ? SliCO and upvardj will soil with
out any payment down for ono year , nnd C to 10
tqual animal piymcnta thereafter nt 7 per cent
interrst. To parties wlic do not Intend Iraprov-
In ' Immediately will sell for cno-slxth do n and
0 equal annual payments thereafter at 7 per cent
Injcrrst.
Cholco 4 ncro block Ic Smlth'fl addition at west
end of Fiirnnm ttroot will ctvo any length ol
time rniulredat 7 pur cent Intcreet.
Alto a eplcndld 10 aero block In Smith's addi
tion on same liberal ter no foregoing.
No. BOS , Half lot on near SOth
700.
700.No
No SOI , Lot on ISth street near Paul , 312CO.
Ka 302 , Lot 20x280 feel , on 15th struct , , ucai
IcliobB.
No 90 , One quarter acre Eurt street , near
Dutton $ EOO.
Ko 297 , Two Iota on Blonde near Irene street ,
J2W and $300 each.
No SKI , Two loti on Georgia ecu Michigan
ggroct , 31200.
No206 , Twelve choice residence lots on Ilamll-
gjn ftrcet In Bhlnu'a addition , line and elghtly
60 to $ SOa each.
Ko 294 , Beautiful half lot on St. Mary's av
enue , 33x180 feet , bear 131&hop Clarkeon'a and
20th street , $1500.
No 202 , Klvo cbolce lots on Park lu cnue , 60x
100 each , on street railway , $300 each.
No 201,811 lots In illlUrxl & Caidwell's addition
on Sherman A\euue near Topplcton's , f SCO to
3460 each
No 289 , Cholco la'fian Park avcnuo nnd strcot
ar line on road to Park , $450 to $1000 each.
No 235 , Eleven lots ou Uecatur and Irene
streets , near SaunJcra street , J376 to $ ICO each.
No 282 , Lot on 10th near i'aul street , | 750.
No 281 , Lot 65x140 foot near St. Mary'a avenue ,
and 20th street , $1600.
No 270 , Lot on Uecatur near Irene street , $326.
No 278 , Four Iota ou CaUwell , near Sauudcra
street , 8500 each.
Ko 270 , Loton Clinton street , near nhot tower ,
J126.No
No 27f > , Four lots on McLellan street , near
Blonde , human's addition , 3."i6 each.
No 274 , Taroe lota near race course : malic
onYni. I f
Ko 208 , Beautiful corner acre lot on California
street , opposite and adjoining Bacrud Heart Con-
> ont grounds , $1000.
No 20o , Lotonllajoii , near 15th street , $1,350.
100 ots In "Credit Fonder"and "Grand View1
additions , just south-east of U. P. and B. A M.
I allroad ocpots , ranging from $150 tofloOOe&ch
and ou cosy terms.
Beautiful Ucaldcnco Lota at a bargain \ cry
handy to shoiia tlOO to $260 eacb , 6 per cent down
nd U per con i per month. Call and get plat and
ull particulars.
Wo 25fl , Full corner tot on Jones , rtcar 16th
street. $3,000.
No 263 , Two lot * on Center street , near Cura-
IIR fctrcct , $900 for both orJSOO each.
No 251 } , Lot ou Howard , near King street ,
(360.No
No 219 , Hall lot on Dodge , near llth str'jao
$2,100
No 217 , Four beautiful residence lots near
Crelghton College ( or will separate ) $3,000.
No 210 , Two lots on Center , near Cumlng
etreet(00 each.
No 246 ] , Lt on Idaho , near Cumin ? street ,
$525
$525Ao 216) ) Beautiful corner aero lot on Cumin ? ,
near Button street , near new Convent of Sacred
Ilr.art , $1,600
No. 244 , Lot on Farnam , near 18th street ,
4.760.
No 243. Lot 06 by 1 on College street ,
near St. Mary's avenue , $700.
No 241 , Lot ou Farnaiu , near 20th street ,
Jl.OOO.
No 240 , Lot CO by 09 feet on South avenue ,
near Mason street , $060.
Xo.2.'D , corner lot on Burt , ucar 22d' street
$ r.SOO.
Xo. 38,120x182 feet tJ Harnoy , near 24tb ,
street , ( will cut It uu$2lOO.
No. 234 , Lot ou Douglas street , near 25th ,
$1.000.
No. 232 , Lot on Pier trcct , imar Seward ,
1100.No.
No. 227Two lotuonDecatur/ncar Ircno tlroct ,
$200 each.
o22J , Lot 113 by 411 feet on Sherman av <
nuo(10th ( stieet ) . nea Qrace , $2,100 , will divide.
No2A , Lot 23x6rot oa Dodge , near 13th
rcct ; make > u ofler.
No 217 , Lot on 23rd near ClarK , $600.
No 210 , Lot on Hamilton near Klug , $600.
No 2uO , Lot on 18tb street , near Nicholas
? 50U.
No 207 , Two lots on 16th , near Paclflo strost ,
No'JOl , Beautiful rtsUcnco lot on PUTslon
strrct , niar Cumlng , f JUO.
No llitfj Lots ou 16th street , near PUrce ,
WOO.No
No 193 ] , Lots on Sauudors street , near Eew
ard $600.
No 1911 , Two lots ou 22d , near Grace ttreet
1300.
1300.No 1021 , Two lots on 17th street , nrar white
lead orki , $1,050.
NulSS ) ; One lull block ten lots , near the
barracls , tflOJ.
No 191 , LoU on Parker , street , near Irene
$300.
$300.No U31 Two lot * ou Can , near 21st ttrcc
( gilt odtto ) , 3,000.
No IbO , Lot on Pier near Howard , $ U50.
No 17ULot on Pacific street , near llth ; make
offer.
No 166 , Six Iota on Farnam , near 21th street
.4DO to . > ,850 iacu.
Wo 183 , Kullt3ckon 25th itrreet. neat race
homo , and three lots In Quiet addition , near
taunJtn and Casstui streets , iJ'.OoO.
No 127 , Lot on Ittb itieet , near wblo ] cad
> .cr.s , $525.
No 122 , 123x132 feet (2 ( lottf on 16th street
near Poppleton'it , 11,600.
No 119 , Thirty tilf MM lot * InM lard & Cal
dwt.ll u additions on Bherinau a > cuu , Kprlng and
Saratoga streets , near the oud of grien tired
car track , $35 to $1.300 each ,
Hob9 , ot cu Chlca near 22J tiect
fl.tOO
NeBS , Lot on CaldweU street , near Sounder )
soo.
soo.Ao 0 , Corner lot ou Charles , near Baund
don street , (700 ,
No 75 , 6dx82f ton Taciac , Dear 8th strce
No CO , Ightccu lots nn Ist S2d , 23d am
flaunders streets , near 0 race and 'founders etnc
brUve , $ < 500 each.
No C , Oct-fourth block ( UOilJS feet ) , na
th e Convert ol Poor Claire , on Hamilton strc
o a ho ind of the red ctruvt car track , $1,03
BEMIS'
Heal Estate Agency ,
16th ana uoaigaa Streets.
Hrs .T. O. Robertron , PltlTiurf ( , Pa. , writes : " !
wn sufferln ; from general debility , ant of ap-
ictltc , constipation , etc. , so that flro Ma bur-
len ; after lisln ; BurJock Blood Bittern I felt Iwt-
cr than for ) cart. I cannot praise jourlllttcri
too much. "
It.Olbbn. of Buffalo , N. Y. , wrli : "Vour
hirdock Bloc Hitters , In chronic diseases of the
> lood , liver anj kldncyn , hi\o been ( lirnally
marked with success. Ihaic uied them myself
with best result * , for torpidity of thclUcr , and In
ate of a friend of mine suffering from droy | ,
ho tOcct was marvelous. "
Bruce Turner , Ilochcstcr , N. Y.wrltcs | : ' ! l < avc
> ctn subject to serious dlxirdcr of the Uilncjs.
nd unable to attend to bti < lnost > ; Burdock Blood
litters relieved me before half a bottle won used
feel confident that thov will entirely cure me , "
. Aecnlth Hall , Blnghampton , N. Y. , writer :
'I suffered with a dull pain thrsugh my fit
uni ; and shoulder. Lost my uplrito , apiietlto
nd color , and could with dllllciilly kern up all
ay. Took jour Burdock Blood Bitters as dl-
ccttd , and ha > o felt no pain since first week at-
er uslnir them , "
Mr. Noah Bates , Klmlra , N. Y. . writes : "About
our } can ago I had an attack of bilious fccr , and
ever fully recovered. My digestive organs
were w eakcncd , and I w ould uo completely pros-
rated for days. After using t o bottles of your
lurdock Blood Bitters thcl mpro\cment was so
Islblo that I was astonished. I can now , though
1) cars of ago , do a fair and loosonabfo Jay's
work.
C. Blacket Iloblnson , proprietor of Tlio Canada
'rcsbytcrlan , Toronto , Ont. , writes : "I'or\cani
suffered greatly from oft-recurring headache. I
used your lurdocj < Blood Bitters with happiest
csultx , and I now and rat-pelt In bettor health
ban for years past. "
lira. Wallow , Buffalo , N. Y , writes : ' ! have
isod Burdock Blood Bitters for ncncm and bll-
ouih oda hcs , and can recommend It to anyone
cqu | icuro for bllllousncss. '
Mrs. Ira JIulInolland , Albnny , N. Y , nrttts :
'For Bcjcral y.ira I have tuncie.il frcm cft.itcur-
Ing bllllous hcadijhcs , dj-spcpsla , anj com-
'lalnta ' peculiar to my BOX. Slnco usln ? your
Burdock Blood Bitters lorn entirely rellc\od. "
Price. 01.00 net Hottle ; Tfl BottlctlOCU
FOSTBR/HILBDBH / , & Co , , Props ,
BHrETAr,0 , W. T.
Gold at wholcsilo by loh & McMnhon and C. F
" ° Jmac le 27 ood-me
i'Lnglish Knmody
Xcrvoua Beblllty , VI.
tal Exhaustion , Emls-
' lon , Seminal Wcak-
11HOOD , and all the
jo\ 11 effects of youth-
jful | follies and execs-
. It stops pcrma-
Silently all weakening.
Sin voluntary losais and
Idralna upon the ays-
Htcm , the lam liable re-
„ „ , . "suit of these evilprac-
ticca , which arose destructlto to mind and body
and make life miserable , often leading to Insani
ty and death. It strengthens the Ncrves.Uraln ,
( memoryf Blood , Muscles , Digestive and Repro
ductive Onrani , It restoroo ti all the organic
functions their former Ujror and Utolity , ma
king Ufa cheerful and enjoyable. Price , ? 3 a
bottle , or four times the quantity 810. Sent by
express , lecure from obsenation. to any address ,
on receipt of price. No. C. 0. D. ucnt , exicpt
on receipt of 81 as a guarantee. Letters re
questing answers must Inclose stamp.
Dr. Mintie'a Dandelion Pills
are th j Lest and cheapest dyspepsia and bllllous
cure I a the market. Bold by all drugglsta. Price
CO cent * .
Du MiNTii'H KiiiKpr RXMCDT , KitrniTicuH ,
Cureanll kind of Kidney and bladder complain to.
gonorrhea , gleet and loucorrhca. For eafo Dy all
daug-ots ( ! : 51 a Itottlo.
ENULI8H MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
VlSOlhcUt. , St. Louis , Mo.
Fcr Sale In Omaha by
0. F. GOODMAN.
Jnn2 1v
To Nervous Sufferers
THE OIIEAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpcou'o Spaciflc
Metror.v , Palni ; In Ihujfech orujdc , and
" * " thatu .
' i iw.- ami * -u .u
Consumption
insanity an ,
early grave
Tfao Gpeclflc
Medltlno Ii
being njtd
with wonder
ful success.
P mphot !
irnt tree to all. Wilto for them ud get full par.
leulars.
Price , SntUHc , 81.00 per tackle , or sue pack
ages for $5.CO. Addrom all orders to
C. BIMHOH MEDICINE CO.
No > . 101 and 108 Main tit Buffalo , N. T.
Sold In Omaha by C. F. Ocodman , J. W , Bell ,
and .11 draiutsiioverywhoio. ,
s -itftw
DR. CLARKE
1851'l.oon.tSt
St. Louts , Is still treatIng -
Ing all 1'KIVATK , K1CU-
VUUS , CHUONIO and
Special Diseases , Sncrma
torihwa , Impotcncy ( Sex
nal Incapacity ) , Female
DiecAsos , Irrecularltlci ) ,
DllflcuUles , etc ,
tar Ladles , send 25 centa
( In stamps ) to p > y express
charges on a 'Valuable
uork" entitled "DUoiecs
of Women , etc. " Work
on QHlIoxio DiSKiBEH , one stamp ,
of Sell-abute or Private Disease , scud 2 stamps
tor C'KLEBRArro WORKS on ! ) crvouf and hexiw ]
Diseases. Consultation personally or by letter ,
KKKi : . Consu t the old Doi tor. THOUSANDS
CL'IllSD. Oltlca In qultt , iirlvato , respectable
place. You bee no ono uut the doctor. Dr.
ilarkc Is the only phjslclan In the city who war
lauts cures or no pay. Medicines lent c\cr
where. Houru.B A.M. to 8 r. u. d.twl
ir 7011 nrii > .iii.nij
mnti of
ii tl ly tlir rir"lii
fll\\r .IlltllM Tc aluhturls U- ! *
ltllUlV.lltllri ! U 101 p hmln in'Mo r.c
Hop Bitter * . nit un , Hup D.
If jua ' } i yiF li' > Gunerln ; * f rain Ali.t
dwrtlon or iH' < lpa ' Hun i if jounn > n i
"cuntuiri rlijfrcr
rli-a "r li"Kl'i old vf "cunt-
puarl'i-altlj ur Iwuitulfl. . I us ou tec * 1 i
uokc , ulr < > u Hop Qttterfc.
.
WhocAeronan * . - 'iTiruiMlr. ' lit 1
nhtnefrr you fi-rl tiualj/1 roiu etiias
tlmt your synuiu form ut Lionel
urrit clcamlr.it. tul- lIUCAHi } tU&t IlllKll *
IHK or tiiuviUllMir.
tt tlluelr 'I'ttfOf
t L - Hop
Pll tO' .
U TI jj > oflf ; -
. ,
taitrlt. tluod ,
( r rinotrtx ;
t'on wl tl lui
nnillf > oiiu i
Hop nitior *
\ * \ . * , Hvu
'owtHinuu NEVER Circa ! tr
tt i 11 may Hitpxiniu-
tavv your FAIL f'ff , CO.
,
lift * . It htu
onynU nun
OlnU
ion * BTiBi.il ,
Precldcnt. Vlcu Fre'i..f
W. B. Drunia , Eec. andTreis.
THE NEBRASKA
IMUMCTUEIK CO
Lincoln , Neb
MANUFACTURERS OF
Corn Planters , Hrrrows.Fnrm Rollers
Hulkv Uay lialzea , Bucnot Klevatlng
Wlndmllla. &c
We are prepared to do Job work and manufao
url ng for other partita ,
Addreteil oriers
NKiRiSKA MANUKAOTUr Q CO
Lincoln , N *
BOOK-KEEPING , BUSINESS FORMS ,
BANKING , COMMERCIAL LAW ,
PENMANSHIP , POLITIC AL ECONOMY ,
COMMERCIAL AIUTIIMETIC , ENGLISH LANGUAGLS , A
Taught by gentlemen of business experience and broad scholarship at the
TO1AH COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ,
A now institution based on the highest standard of oxcnllcncc. Day and
nnd evening socsiona nro now in successful operation.
l-'ol circulars or BticciAl information apply to or address _ . , .
A. LWYMA.N. .
PERFECTION
IK
ROASTIMG AND 'BAKING ' ,
is only attained by uning
Stoves aud Ranges.
WITH
[ < ® JWIBE | GAUZE OVER DOORS ,
For sr.lo by
MILTON ROGERS & SOHS
A. M. GLARK ,
Painter&PaiierHanger
SIBN WRITER & DECORATOR.
i BB
AVIIOLESALE & 11ETAIL
WALL PAPER !
Winflow Similes1 and Onrtains ,
CORNICES CURTAIN POLES AND
FIXTURES.
Piiiats , Oils & Bruslics.
107 South 14tti Stroot.
OMAHA , - - - NEBRASKA.
The Oldest Wholesale and
EetaU J33WELEYHOUSE
in Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in SIL
VER WARE. CLOCKS ,
Rich and Stylish Jewelry ,
the Latest , Most Artistic ,
and Choicest Selections in
PRECIOUS STONES and
all descriptions of FINS
WATCHES at as Low Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner llth and. Farnliam
Streets
THE LEADING
IN TnK WEST I
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway Checkering ,
Knabe , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warren ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pur
chasing.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW CASES !
A Large Stock always on Hand.
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL
HOTELS.
AnLINQTON. J. Q. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Neb ,
WEATHERLY HOUSE , fA. a. WEATHERLY , Manning , Iowa ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE , C. C. REYNOLDS , Coon Rapids , Iowa.
SARATOGA HOTEL , J. 8. 8TELLINIU8 Mllford , Neb.
MARSH HOUSE , E. MANO , BROWNSVILLE Neb
COMMERCIAL HOTEL' JOHN HANNAN , Btromsburg Ht
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL Louisville
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , Dlstr , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTE- , J. G. MEAD , Ncllch , Neb
GRAND CENTRAL t. SEYMOUR , Nebraska Clty'Nel7
MISSOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Wecplnir.Wator.Nt
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. OAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. OTOREY. Olarlnda , IOWA
ENO'8 HOTEL , E. U END , Ercmcnt , * Veb , ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. B. HACKNEY , Aihland , Kcb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LCVELL , Atkinson , Neb
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. GRUBS , Quldo Hoed , M ,
SUMMIT HOUSE , QWAN & BECKER , Orcaton , I * .
HCU6TON HOUSE , GEO. OALPH , Exlrs , le.
REYNOLDS HOU8K , O. M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la ,
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , la ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Q. BURGESS , ftcala , la.
OITY HOTEL , DIA. LLIAMS , Harlan , la.
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINQQ , Car-nine , IB.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , JL. | AVERY , Qtsnton ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL J , W. BOULWARE , EBurllngtonJur-rllon , Mj j
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , C'-jnchard ' , l ,
PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Bhenandoah , la ,
COMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Osyld City , Neb
DAQNELL HOUSE , OHA3. BAGNELL , CollegeBprlngt , It.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTOH , VlllltCK , ll.
JUDKIN8 HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Matvern , U ,
DALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Qrove , la
COMMERCIAL HOUSE B , F.8TEARNB , Odebolt , U
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN ECKERT , Otceola , Neb.
DOUGLAS HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Otarks , Neb ,
BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. GBEEN , Bedford U ,
ARLINGTON HOUSE , J M. BLACK & CON , Mary.vllla Mo
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A , T , POTTER , NorfolkJunctlonNib
WIN8LOW HOUSE G. McOARTY , Seward , Neb.
AURORA HOUSE M. B. JONF.B. Auroar Net.
OROZIER HOUSE O. R. CROZ'ER , Sidney , Neb ,
AVOOA EATINQ HOUSE D. W ROCKriOLD. Avoca'la.
CENTRAL HOUSE LOCKWOOD & 8HATTUCK , Red Oak
FOSTER HOUSE Capt. JOHN FOSTER , Lewis a
WHITNEY HOUSE E. HAYMAKER , Grliwol
DEPOT HOTEL , ° L. CHAPMAN , Dunlap la.
LU8K HOUSE. J A , LU8K. Locan. la.
DOW CIIY HOUSE , W. H. MORTON , Dow City , la
JAGCER HOUSE , JAGGRR& SON , Denlion , Ia7
HAUMON HOUSK , TAMA. OITY , IA. , Harmon & Keales , 1'rop
WHOLESALE
Zephyrs , Germantown , Etc ,
STOCK LARGER THAN EVER. { *
Ws26llffie I , OBERPELDER & CO.