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THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA , SATURDAY JUNE 30. 1883.
M. R. RISDON ,
ftxinli ; AMuranro Co. , o ( Ix > nilnn ,
, . , , , .
We tchntcr , N. Y. , Capitol . . . . . . . . . 1,000,000.00
The Merchants , of Newark , N. J. , Capital 1,275,000.00
flirard Fire , Philadelphia , Capital. . . . . . 1,200,000.0.- ,
Firemen's Kund , Capital . 1 . . 1,239,915.00
OKFICKKoom : 10 , r malm National Hank Ilultd
Inc. Telephone No. 375.
AVft ( Ml\
The Oldest Established
BANKING HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA ,
CALDWELL , HAMILTON & CO. ,
Bankers.
Business traiiH.ictod same us that of.nn
incorporated Dank.
_ Accounts Kolicitetl and kept Hubji > ct to
sight check without nntico.
V CortificfltcH of duponit ifnucd .payable
n three , 'six ahd twelve month4 , bear-
ng interest , or on demand without in-
crest ,
Advances niado to customers on np-
proved securities at market rates of in
terest.
The interests of customers nro closely
guarded and every facility compatible
with principles of sound banking freely
extended ,
Draw Sight Drafts on England , Ire
land , Scotland , and till parts of Europe.
Collections Promptly Made.
United States Depository.
OF OMAHA-
Cor. 13thand Farnam Sts.
The 0/dest.Banking.Establishment
in Omaha ,
8UCCKSSOU8 TO KOUNTZB BKOTHKUS.
Organized In 1868.
Organized as a National Bank in 1803.
CAPITA ! * . . $200,000
SUUPLU8ANDP110P1TS . $1BOOOO
0 jOmCItRfliSD DIRXCTOR9.
IlKRtUN KOUNTZX , President. I
JOHN A. CRKIOMTON , Vice rreoldent.
ACOCHTCII Kou.vrzx , 2d Vice President.
A , J. rori'LKTOx.
H. It. Ptis , Cashier.
W. Hi MroqmKii , Assistant Caihler.
Transacts a general banking bujlnesw. Issue * time
certificates bearing Intercut , Prawn drafU on Han
Francisco and principal cities In the United KUtcs.
Abe London , Dublin , Edinburgh and the principal
cities of the continent o ( Kuropn.
Oldest Real Estate Agent.
Notary Public and Practical Con
veyancer.
Clarke sflls Hou e8 and Lots , Realdonre Lotx and
Builneu Lots all over the city , and all addition1) , be-
glden improved and unimproved ( anni lower than
any other agent rnar IS *
00
IIofitetter' Stomacl
'llltten ' mectH Un re
iurrementa of the ra
onil.ineJIcal phlloi
ophy which at prri
ent proalla. It la
perfectly pure vegi
tablereme dyeinbnu
Ing the hree propel
tien of apreientlve ,
tonlo and an alien
fortlflea . th
isease
and n
the tor ) > l
ftomach and li\ei
and effectn a salutar
change In theentlr
eynleni. Kor sale b
UrugKlnta and Dcalei
t/5
. An excellent Tonic and Appc-
ttzcrof extiulislte flaror , iued the
hu ! < i oildt > ier. Cure * Dyipep-
Vhi. 'NannuMH-M , llwuucb * . l > o-
lillll ) . Kevrrand Airur. plarrh'ia
anil all illmrric n ot thu DlBetUve
( ir ntu. It Imiurtx a d.-Urlom
fliiviir to A en 4 oC champagne ,
Kitiunailp. vwlA , itud all urinWu.
Trj' It. Thn irt-nulno Ange tU'a
" Bitten l < made l < y Dr. J. (1 , D.
f5" . f. M IJJT all Pni
> und I.l < nio
J. W. V/UPPERKAN , Sole Agent
51 nroad * - . N. V
PROPOSALS FOII CURDING AN1
GUTTEUINC5.
. . VJIOPOHALS WILL UK IIKCKIVIIK 11
the undersigned until 1 ! o'clnck noun ol JIoi
day , July 2nd , A. It. 1SS : ! , fur tlio curbing und gu
tcrlng of tliat part of i-'upltol aM'iuic Ijlnc U-twcc
the ucut curb line uf r'nurtccnth stru-t unit the ua
curb line uf MxU'cntli Urcit. In the rltj of Dniali :
All iuld work to bo donv anil material fnrnl htd I
accordance Ith plain and meclilratlonit un rile i
the ollice of tliu Hoard nf I'ul.licVnrl.n. .
Ild < to" lw , madu ktmnvU-Iy fur II most ono tn
Ktndstono and on urlnttil bbnk fnrnlihfd by nl
lioard. Tlie bean ! rcM-'noa tlm rlijht to d ttnnli
after the bids ohall ha > o bct-n owned whether nut
ron'rart ihall b let , cither ( or limestone or for am
toi. 5ild tobc accompanied by the liRnaturw i
proposed lurctlcnubo , In tlie c\cnt of thoawanlli :
of the contract , will enter Into bond * with the city <
Omaha In the Hum ot Ore hundred dollar * ( or t )
faithful performance of iiucli work.
The Board of Public Work ! reserves the right I
JAUE8 CREIOIITO.V.
Chairman IJoord of IHibllc Wurki
33CTTXJXJ
VAPOR COOK STOVE I
The lloncer and onh Vapor ( \wk Rtoro Hint has
oed the test of jenn and x\\cn \ entire and .perfect
> tl factlon.
Over 100,000 Now in Use !
Now Patent Hull Ovon.
Patent rcmotable nnd Intcrrh.ingeahlo Jet Orifice ,
ondennit our Imrnem indestructible. New One Vho
urnor on two New HtoMii. New Safety llesertolr.
> 'or Hummer e them rto\c < are Indlnpentlhle.
'or UTIIH to nuciits , price lUt ami catalogue ,
AcldrcKHUM. . VAVOIl STOVK CO. ,
Je 28 d in.te 2m- lot CIc\ eland , O.
TheVuWc it rtqitnM tart/My to nnttee the
cwamlcntarput Scheme lobe Jratcn Monthly.
/fcjrCAPITALJPRIZE / , $75ooo. Tickets Only
B , Shares In Proportion.
mm Ttate Lottery Coiuim
"JKc do hertby etrtl/f that ite niprrrtue the a > >
ranytmenti for all thf Monthly anil Semi-Annual
Iraitiiigf af the Lotiinlana Stair l > tttriC'oin ; iiiy ,
ildinvtrrnn tnniittiie nnd nw/rni the lraicin > n
hniurlrf' , ami that the mine arr conducted with
tneityfarnniantt in goad faith toiraid all i > a > ,
t and or anthtiiir thr tampan/tn nn Ihii eer-
fteate , ieilhjuc-ii > i\ilr \ * .f our n'yiuiture * attachrd ,
l if * aJctrtiirinenti ! "
CoVMISllOSKRSr
Incorporated In 1883 for 25 jears by the legUlattm
or educatloiml nnd charltablo purposes with a cap
tal of Jt.000,000 to which a rcxeno fund of orei
5(10,009 ( lm since Iwen added.
By an o\erwhclnilne popular \olo It * franchlw
as made a part of tne present Btate conrtltutloi
dopted December 3d , A. II. 1KJB.
Tht only ItOtttry frtr rated on and tndoned 6j
kepctyile of any ttatr ,
It ncctr Sealei or I'ottpone
It grand single number drawings take
lace monthly. *
A SPLENDID"opi'OHTUMTV TO WIN A FOII
UNK Seventh Grand DninliiK , n.iwt O , at New Or
cans , TUESDAY , JULY Itf , 1883IMth Monthlj
Drawing.
CAPITAL I'llIXi : , * 7r.,000.
00,000 TICKETS at FIVE DOLLAIIS EACH , . 'rac
tlon , In Fifth ? In Proportion.
LIST or 1-nurx.
1 CAPITAL PlllXE $73,0X (
1 do da 'JJ.OO
I du du 10,00
J PHIZES Of $ 000 12,001
5 do -WO 10,001
10 do 1000 10,001 ,
20 do NX ) 10,09
100 do 'JOO 20,001
300 do 100 80,001
coodo ra 25,09
000 do ! B 25,001
ArrROMMATION rRI..KM.
0 Approximation prices of 37W 0,7W
II dn do MO 4K >
9 do do 2M 2,2&
087 Prlzeg , amountliiK to i26S,50
Application for rate ; ! to clubs t-houlj only bo nuul
o the office of the Company In New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly frlvinp ful
address. Send orders by Express , Itegistered Lcttc
r Money Order , uddres1 only to
SI. A. DAUPHIN ,
or M. A. DAUPHIN , New Orleans , La.
007 Seventh St. , WnklilliKtoil , D. (
U.S.L.
. . .
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO
B. Frank Moore.
727 La Saf/e Street. Chicago
( Formerly 310 and 212 Ilroadway , N , Y. )
Now Manager of Chicago Ofllcw. T whom apply fc
Information and ticket * . ISoth Monthly '
Tuesday , July 10th
First Capital 1'rlze , if75XX ) . Tlckctn $ j. Soldi
tlnut gleach. Keu f nil Kchcme else here. .
Matter of Application nf f-un'l : lc.ttt ! } for Llquc
Licence.
NOTICK.
Notlri' Is herein K'M' ' " that Kam'I Bcattv did m < o
the 28th day nf .lime , A. I > . 18S3 , file hl < applln
tlon tn the mayor and city council of Omaha ft
licence to sell malt , tplrltous und tlnoiu liquor * i
No. 212 S. Twelfth street. Third ward , Omaha , Xeb
from the llth day of July , 188.1 , to the 11th day i
October , 18SH. If there be no nhJeUlon , remonitram
or protest tiled v.lthln two necks from June 26th , J
D. 18&J , the Raid licence will be granted.
KAM'L BKATTT , Ajnillcant.
Tlie Omatm nee newspoi > er will pu'ilUl ! the abet
notice once each week for two weeks at the expem
of the applicant. The city of Omaha Is not to I
chureed therewith.
255-tt-lowk J. J. L. C. JRWETT , City Clerk.
HKl-OUT Ol' T1IK CONDITION OF
The Nebraska National B an !
III thu State of Nebraska , at the clocu of butlnc *
June 22 , IfeSX
KESOUKCKS.
Ixiaiw and Ulocountu , . i ) 437.U20/
Ou'rdraftx , . . . . . . . 'fi' ° f' :
U. S. Dondit to necure circu
lation . 2M.OOO.O
U. R. Ilonds on hand ,
Uther etockv , bond > i , and
3.325,1
Due fromapproed resent1
agents 320,021 , :
Due from' other National '
lUnks. 30,72 ,
Due from Htatc Bank and
1 tankers 29.808 ;
llankuig house furniture
ami fixture * . 70,0 0,1
Current expenses and tavis
paid , l,885i
Prtmlunu paid M.074 ,
Checks and ouhltcmx 34,012,86
Illlliofother bank lU.WJ.W )
Kructlonal papt r currency
nlcklenandcentH . . . (8,16
SiHx-le 32.777.SO
Legal tender n'-tt" . . . . . . . luUOO,00 66,940,1
Itcdemptlon fund with V.
S. TrraminT 11,250,1
UABIL1T1KH
( 'apltal Stock paid In . 2.rO,000i
Kiinilus Fund. . . . . l.r ,000 ;
UndU Ided I'rorlU . 8,807 ,
Circulation . 826,000,1
Individual dipot.lt mb-
Jt-ct to check . 2 0,007,48
Demand certlflcatiij . . 11,520,21
Time certificate * . . . . . ' ' ,697fll (
Ctrtilled checkii . filDO , (
Duvothcr National IUnkn 205,207 ,04
Due Ktato bankH bank'
in . 100,11(3,07 7S3.0SS , :
STATK lr''XKIIUASKA , ) '
t L\Tt ( IK IMIIIILAX. f
1 , H. W. Vuti's iwlilir of thu abo\u numcil bank i
Mitemnl ) KHUirthat thunho > e ( tatement In true I
thu lHtiif kliiiuIudKuand bdlif.It. .
It. W , YATIIH ,
( nildcr.
Subscrll til nnd iiworn tn bcfuru mo IhN 27tli daj
.Inne 1N > :1. : KK.NTK. IIAMIKN.
Xi.turj I'libllc.
Vurnrt Attwt.
.lollv. S. I'DULINH , |
I.KUIH H. IttH' ' , Dlnitorx.
W. V , Mou E I
LOTS FOR SALI
Only ten minutes1 walk from end
Street Car Trapk.
C. WILCOX
Turk Au-nuu Hovi cIIin , | coiu I'hu
Jc 12-lm
An u and Madison.
Tlir llcront of n Stormy debute In tlie
Flrnt Congrcw.
There wcw three f > wlons of the first Con
gress held under the Conitlttitlon of Iho
United Stale ? . The twoflf < t , sestionsiiui-
stlttited nn eimch in American history.
They wcm held hem In Now York in the
old City Hall , at the corner of Wall nnd
assail streets , lion- , too , on the balcony
the same building Washington was in *
iigurfttcd President , Apill 80 , 17gD. It
as becli proposed to commcmnrnto the Int-
r event by . nilablo entablatures to bo
irei-ted nt the Snli-Trensiiry which now oc-
ipics thu tfliuo otic. U Is n reproach to
merican character thai $01110 such hlstorl-
il monument was not long ago placed on
ic ( spot where Washington took the Presl-
entlnl oath , with the solemn words : " 1
wear so help mo Uod ! " and Chancellor
livingslon waved his hand and exclaimed :
Long live Uoorge Wasliington , Presldrnt
f United States. "
Two que-tions of vital interest to the
hole people had to bu met , at the thres-
olil of the Ciovernment upon which the
, wo great rival partie of l-'ederalists and
itepublicmis were formed ; nngry feeling
if us stirred up , nnd differences of opinion
ecmed to bn irreconcilable. Tlieso were
ho plan of Alexander Hamilton in favor
if the assumpsion by Government of the
ebts of the several States , and the meas-
ro known us the residence question for the
election of a permanent , seat of Oovern-
ncnt. The thirteen original Status were
Imost rent u undcr in the very hour of
heir union by the conflict of views upon
; hose two questions. The excitement wns
creas'cd by n debate which had just taken
laeo upon the bill to fund the public debt.
The finances were in R dcplc j.iblo situation ,
nd national bank currency was imminent.
It was then that Aloxnndur Hamilton
: umo forward with his celebrated report ,
'tfterward ' immortalized by the eloquence ol
Daniel \Veb tor. Hamilton's statesmnn-
hip wns of the liighcst order , but ho was
numored of the British .Constitution , and
rould have imported certain monarchical
'euttires into our own. The remedies ho
; iow , .proposed , iiowevcr , to relieve the
ple of their burdens were marked by
grcut wisdom. The funding scheme was in
.he main a sound one , although some of its
'eaturcs were objectionable. During the
Revolution the greatest difficulty Washing
ton encountered , and which none but ho
: ouhl huvo overcome , wns the want ol
nouoy to pay the soldiers and procure
npplies tor the array. Paper or Conti
nental money was resorted to , but broke
ilown. Certificates of debt were next given
0 individual creditors , with a pledge ol
mymont as soon as the Confederation
ihould become able to meet its obligations.
Hut so great wns the distress of the soldiers
md the people generally , that they wen
- ompelled in many cnses to part with these
lobenturcs for a mere tithe of their face
vnlue , often at less than ten cents on the
ilbllnr. Rings of speculators sprang iif
and industriously circulated the story fai
and wide that the Contincntnl bonds wouli
icvor bo redeemed. Tlieso cormorants bj
trick and cheat bought up for a noniina
price immense sums of the national ccrtiil
cates of debt. As grand as was Hamilton' ,
funding s-chemo il hud this grave defect
it made no distinction between the suffer
ring creditors , the original holder * of th
bonds ; and the rapacious speculators wh
had gotten into their clutch at a few cent
on the dollar Immense blocks .of this in
dcbtedncss. But the measure \vjfs engin
cored through successfully by the Hamilto
party , and Congress provided that all th !
paper should bo redeemed nt pur.
Besides this debt of Congress , or , us it i
now called , the national debt , the State
themselves during the war had contractc
heavy liabilities of their own. Theoxcitc
merit produced by the passage of the func
ing measure had not yet subsided , whe
the bill was introduced for the assumptio
by the general government of these sepa
rate debts of the States. Upon this sul
jcct ono of the most acrimonious debate
which over occurcd in the history of th
American Congress now took place. Th
bill to select a permanent .scut of goven
ment was at the sumo time before Cot
grass.
In the course of the deliberations upo
these questions two eminent parlimcntar
leaders cume forward , Fisher Ames an
James Madison. Five years later Mt
Ames delivered on the Jay treaty the great
est speech which had over then been hear
in Congress : but his tactics as u parlimet
tarinn , his fiery powers of attack , h
lightning like strokes upon his advcrearj
were never displayed to such advantage n
now , in 1700 , when ho stepped forward a
the champion of the assumption of th
state debts , and the determined fee of
Southern location for the sent of govern
rnont. Opposed to him on each quostio
was James Madison , debater of the age
The mental equipment of the two me
was entirely different. Ames was Tola
ment , headlong , and possessed of a Cic <
ronian style of declamation. Madlso
was conspicuous for moderation , and wa
always cool , wary and imperturbable ! i
debate. His reading in constitutional an
general history was uncqualed , and h
had an unusual facility in applying the it
exhaustublo stores of his knowledge to a
cases as they arose. Above all stood h
powers as a reasoner , afterward so wonde
fully displayed in his celebrated Virgin !
report on thealien and sedition laws.
Mr. Ames relied chiefly on patriotic sci
tiinent , and made light of the rigid ru
of constmction in deploying his forces uti
opening up the line of his argument to tl
1 louse. Ho drew a glowing picture of tl
Revolutionary btruggle , and of the hero
sacrifices of the people in the commo
cause. Ho iil'cnousy ! ! blended the debt
of the States with the national burdens an
denounced the argument that would pi
them on a separate fooling us sheer sophi <
try. Ho declared the Sluto debts wore ii
curred for defensive purposes during th
war. Their treasure , ho held , wns poure
out prodigally by the States in the cause < :
Independence and aided powerfully to ben
buck the armies of Great Britain. Ho di
not cnry the soul of that man , ho. oxclaiii :
cd with undue personality , who quibble
over constitutional objections to Qovcrr
ment assumption of debts thus nobly in
curred by the individual States for th
good of nil. In spicy lllngs like the las
bout constitutional quibhlcrc , and in the
icrc curio nnd tietvo of dtglndiation , as it
s sometimes called , Mr. Ames was the sit-
leriorofMr. Madison.
In reply to this Animated speech , Mndl
on grounded himself on constitutional
octrino , and pointed out tlio limitation * of
> owcr with which Government was clothed.
'rocecdltig with a lueid review nt the or-
anlc law , ho showed thai Iho people hnd
ot delegated to Congress the power or
glit to Assume Stale liabilities. Ho fore-
aw danger , ho said , to the life ot the
'nlolifiif this'early attempt to transcend
10 letter of the Constitution. What Mr.
Ames called'ft quibble presented Itself to
fs mind in ft different light. After a
carching argument upon the constitutional
lew of the subject , Mr , Miulison nest
cnt on to speak of the injustice of the
[ aim then before Congrcsi. Ho classified
10 States | into debtor and creditor divl-
ion > , and nsknd whether It would b ob-
crvlng good faith with the States them-
elveti , bomo of which owed hardly twenty
loiwitid dollars' , while othersowed several
lillions , to consolidate such unequal debts
ito a single mass and transfer the burden
f payment from those who owed the
loncy to others who did not owe it ? If the
United States should nsvumo the Stale
chls a uniform tux would have lo bo laid
ipon the people of the Union at large , in
irder to raise a rnvonuo to dbchargo the
lebt. Would not Iho creditor States , ho
nquircd , regard legislation which should
addle on them the burdens of the debtor
talcs not only as a hardship , without
Jonstiuitionnl warrant , but us the oxcrclso
f nrbitrnry and dcspollc power on the part
f Congress ?
The inexorable logic of Madison made n
> rofound impression upon the House , and
larricd dismny into the ranks of Iho specu-
ntqrs. In vain did Hamilton try to throw
the muntloof his own respectability ovci
, hose pioneer jobbers ot Wall street. Hit
pecial plccding in behalf of the stock gam-
> lers did not avail when subjected to the
ron logio of the father of the Constitution ,
The newspapers fanned the excitement
> y. fiery editorials , and roused the public
nlnd to a foyerish sUte.This measure , '
lays Jefferson , "produced the most blttei
md angry contest over known in Congress
) cforo or stnco the union nf the States. '
At length Madison and Ames marxlmllci
, heir forc.es , and the decisive test of a voti
vns reached. The Assumption bill wa1
rejected and the darling project of Hanill
toil and Ames was slaughtered in tin
ilouso of Rcprcscntalive ! . Madison hn <
, riumphed ; but Ames and Uio New Eng
and members , burning with rage , quit th <
Congress in a body , and a deadlock ensued
[ New York Star. ]
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
The Iiimo Kiln Club.
"I understand , " begun the President , a
: he meeting opened in due forni , "dot quit
u number of do members of dis club an
; wino to bo mar'icd doorin' do summer
Dat's nil right , an' I wish 'cm much joy
an1 shall bo glad to witness do obsequies o
each nn' ebory one. lint , I want to say
few words in ginoral. In do fust place , ar
you gwinp to raar'y fur love or fur n .sort <
bixnoss partnership ? It you answer fn
love , let mo warn you to bo snrlin dnt yo
donn' mistake do sentiment. Many a youn
man who thought his heart lorn in love hi
plunged into matrimony to diskircr dat li
simply had an admiration fur a $30 set c
false teeth an' a high instep. If you nnst
fur a sort o' bixnuss partnership , let m
warn you not to expect too much. Yo
won't love do woman , an' she won't trui
you. It will be a sort o' hess trade in whlc
both parties will bo cheated nnd both cot
tincr to bo mad about it. You can g
along arter H fnshon , an'people who M
her on your arm at a circus won't kno
how you fight nt homo.
"If you inu > ' marry , let common sen ;
have a show in the transackshun. Doai
go off yer feet bekoso you meet u gnl wli
kin sing like n robin , smile like a rose ni
jump off do street kyar widout bodurln' < :
driber to stop. A wife will 1mb much nv
to do 'sides singin' an' oultivatin' dimploi
If you am gwine to marry , ax yerselves ho
fur $10 a week will go when divided up ft
clothes an' pcrvisions an' house rent ai
fowol an' incidentals. Jiefo' you full i
love wld gal who looks too sweet fur an ;
thin' in a red plush sack , kinder figgvr o
how many sicli duds yer inkum woul
afford her. licfo' you am all broke up obi
a gal who plays do planner , talks Frencl
paints landscapes un' reads poetry , jiut s
down an' flgger who nu to cook yer mci
an' tutors , patch yor clo/.e , darn yer socl
an' help yer make $13 buy $15 worth <
things , litffo' yo let a pa'r o' flashing cy (
an * a cunuln * dimple captirato ye , lee
aroun' a little an' see if do owner has got
temper like u wildcat. Marriage am a lol
tery. simply bokase people take each oddc
unsight an' unseen. Let us now proguo :
tlcato to bizncss. "
Ono of the GroatcHtot Hpcculntorfl ,
P. D. Armour is of sturdy Scotch 1'ret
byterian ntock. Ho wax born in onuof th
central comities of Now York , on u fun
among thu hills. It wan the highest limb
tion of his boyhood duya to earn mono
enough to buy thu farm adjoining his fu
ther's. When the gold fuvcr broke out h
WOB Htill a moru tripling ; but , full of yout
full oiithuniaNin , he atarlud forCidifornir
driving a wagon UCTOHH the plains un
mountains. Ho remained thuro thruo o
fourycain , andin that tiiuu wived taw thoi
sand dollar * * . Ho had cash enough t
buy that farm and suttlu down. HH ha
no Hooner reached homo than he oxpor ;
enccd a nuddon revulsion of. fooling. Th
Htrcota of the village lookud narrow , crani ]
od , and dull. The IIOUHO apputinl men
nnd dingy , Hu only romuinod on th
farm two or tlux'o days , mid thun tcolt him
Kolf lo Cincinnati. letter ho dr ftod t
Milwaukee , and at thu olosu of thu wn
ho sold a great lot of pork iitHlO u banol
and bought it again nf $18 ( o I'.l , ruali/
ing a profit of ubout il ' .illlion. To-da ,
ho i-iinku as thu wealthiest man in Chinig
being rated by Ihooo wlu know Homolhin
of his business rt § 20,000,000 or830OOC
000. JIin traimuctioiis nru colossal. Hi
firm employes between 5,000 and < i,00
men , on liis pay rolls aru about fifty mo :
who receive salaries of $ T ,000 and over.
Ho in not yet B5 years of ngo. [ Naliomtl
llopublicnn
Fresh JJmo Juice nt oOc per Wtlo n' '
CJwdman'o.
Jturllngtan Jtoutr ,
The now line to California in now open
for business , mid passenguiH en route lethe
the Pacific coitst via thil line linvo u
choice of more routes tlmn ollbred by any
other line out of Oinalia.
Tourist tickota to Colomdo at groutly
reduced niton now on Halo. Good to re
turn until October ! ll t. Grunt choice of
routes. Call and nee.
nee.A. . F.
Corner l.'Hh mul Fnriuun , Ticket Agent.
IGeodtf _
WAIT , WAn' , WAH1.
Tlio F1RK INSURANCE company
will tiell lit privuto side nt 50 cent * on thu
dollar Retail mid Wholesale $50,000
worth of Dry ( JoodH , Notions , Clothing ,
flouts und Lmlies. Underwonr , Huts , etc.
perfectly Bound , 11011 Fnrnlmiu street.
lly tinier of the
HOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
iiuVro-tf
Fine tomatoes nt Wieinein1.
Choice Count ry Shoulder * only Mo per
omul , nt Norton's , corner Uitl ? und
Xivenport.
Alwnys t ko the best. The Mirror
loss stnrch mnkcH the finest polish in
ho world. UO-nt
A , OEUIOKSHANK & CO ,
\ruBtill eontinuing their great Hide of
Laces , innde up Lace ( ioods , Silk Wraps ,
Domestics , etc. , etc. Received this
morning nil the newest shades in Rib-
MiiR , Orange , Mnndarin , Nile nnd Cac-
, us , also n full line of lilack Velvet Rib-
.mn , widths 1 to U'J. Tliosu goods have
ndvanced 'Jo per cent \yithiu the last two
, veeks , but as W1 anticiated ] an advance ,
rt-o have bought very largely , and are
thus enabled to sell them nt the old
ricoH , while our present stock lasts.
A. CllUIOKSHANK & CO.
A. D. MORSE
Our jirico for a woman's first tmality
18-thread soi-go front , lace balinoral is
ONLY 50 CENTS AMI 81 ,
former price $3. We w ish to _ close out
this lot of floods and put them down to
this low price. The Hole-leather is worth
moru than wo iwk for them.
A. I ) . MORSE.
Fresh Fish at Mott Rosenstein's.
11OOTH I'KIVILKOKH.
Sealed bids for the booth privileges on
the State Fair grounds nt Omaha , dur
ing the next annual Fair , to be held
Soptombcr 10th to 15th , inclusive , will
bo received at my ollico until July ? ;
said bids will not include dining hall
privileges , and three stands nro reserved
by the board of mnnngers , for charitable
or other purposes , space to bu controlled
and specified by the board of innnngorx ,
EDMUNII MclKTvni : , President ,
Sownrd , Neb.
ErxiuiTint thu mammoth clothier.
fri-mit.
For Parrots and Goldfish , Hammocks
and Fireworks , go to Win. Gontlomun't
Crockery Store , Kith nnd Cuss streets.
Curds and woddimr stationery Cotter's ,
Mrs. Livenoskoy , Clairvoyant nm
Trnnco Medium " has returned. " I'ri
vuUi HittingH daily. HIM N. 1'Uh noni
Chicago Htreet.
Choice country butter nnd eggs , fru.sl
nt NELSON'S , corner UOth nnd Hurt.
Spring Chilkons nt Norton's , Kith am
Davenport.
Plenty of fresh homegrown vegetable- !
at Wiemem' .
Frederick , leading bailer , lilth am
Farnam , carries by far the largest am
best selected stock of all kinds of 1 Into
Goods bought at his store will be fouiu
the cheapest and most durable in thu end
Get your hats ut u hat store , nnd you wil
got correct styles nnd snvo money.
17-Ut.
irtftAir J'lanon-
Hardmnn Pianos
Lindemnn Pianos
Smith American Pianos-
mid several kinds of organs at Edholm A
ICrickson's mimic store , lilt North ltl !
St. Croimso block. _ _ je28-4t
ONK JIUNimKI ) AHOVi ; .
r
Tlie Mercury CllnibH up to ( ha Toj
Xotuli.
To-day hns been the hottest day of tin
season , the heat being perfectly over
powering.
The tliurinonii-U'r nt > t v Moyur it JJro * .
udicnti-d tha followhtf ; from 1" M. yp t 'nlii ;
until la M. tolny : la m. , HO0 j 2 p. . m. , Itt °
5 . . OS ° 7 . . 82 9 . . 7" °
p. in. , ; | > in. , ; p. m. , ;
a. m. , 77 ° ; 10 u. m. , O1. ° ; la m. , H80. 2 p
in. , I 00 = .
WE SHOULD HELP ONE ANOTHER.
MR. ; .S'oiiM N Ili'vr , cf No. Itt ) Cliotniit street
hprlngfleld , Miuii. , wrltc < t A | > rll 10,1M3 , kalnKi
the mlctlon ( Musrtil by kklncy n < l Ihv
, uml utter enduring tlie achu > , | ulm , HUkk
neon nJ dclirewlon Incident thereto until boly ant
oul crc nrurly dUtractml , I BOUKlit ( or rrlief mid i
cure ( or my trouble , ami m told by a ( rlend whi
hnd bcn curwl \ > y It hlrawlf , that the twrt mid nlj
urn cure uillunt' Ilcmuly , und ujwn hU iccum
intnclntluii I conimcnrcil taking It , uml tlio tlrnt ( ov
dor lmpra\cd ni ) condition In a > ery nurkeil mail
nor , and ft contlniunru ot Hi uw Imx Justllli'il ul
tliat my friends rUlinwl ( or It-tliat It wui nmin
and | iernunent ctirv ( or all illieawn o ( tlio klilno )
and liter. Huieral ot my trlcinU In Ni > rliiKRcM IUIM
u J It with tliu mott gratifying reiultn , und I ( c l I
ln > duty iM ill ad a ( iluoxuru to inu to rucommcm
llunt'a llcinudy In the hluhcht | iu ivUilu terms. "
MANUFACTURER'S TESTIMONY.
.Mt. IIV. . I'IYSK , iiunufurturur of huna-ii , tail
illiry , trunks , \ullic'i , U % , No. 177 Main tired
, Man. , wriltii iiiuniUrdatu nf April 10
. .vrLKUKSI I hate utod lliiiit'4 Huiiiul\ , tin
inwllcUiii for dU-nxoH nf Ilie klilnujx , liiur
M.iililir and urinary urganx , and lia\u rucchcil grcn
K IK lit tu nn Ijiollh fic.in It. MM , ami 1 fliul that I
III tin Jurt Mliat Ull.iliueil fur | l ; it will niru ilUeun
and ruturo heullli , I lhvivf | u prut Mincu It tin
U" > t iiiwllftru Hut 1 liati uwir tiv l. "
BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD.
Autkr ; UULT , K * | . , ( ujinaitor ll < wton
Itallroad , at NnrliiKfiuld , Ma.su , , wrttcn April 3 ,
"I ha\a n-A Hunt' * Itumedy , and
with It hat been * urli that I ran cheerfully ay that
am natliflod that It will du junt what It
da If ucd according to illrcctlonn. "
USINO. AFTKB 08INO.
Nature will restore the Hair If you will help It , * en aa a worn-out toil will prow good crop *
Ir 7011 feed It with a proper fertlllter. If a farmer wai to apply lime where itable manure WM
needed , and failed tn ret a crop , wai It the fault of the toil or of knowledge on hll part ? If we
hate hitherto . _ . . worked from a wrong principle and failed , U it any reason whytuceeM ahould not
KliowTiin win o now HAIR , CURE DANDRUFF ,
. Price , tl.OO per Bottle , by mall free.
BENTON HAIR GROWER COJrainard Block , Cleveland , 0.
J. H. GIBSON
,
CABMEJ.
WHlSr.llTWKl.lTII ANI 1IOWAUI ) Till lie.
- . . . . - IST3333.
Particular attention ttheii to rvulrliiK. | Satin ft ( r. ptiirantccd.
I
/a
THE
OLDEST WHOLESALE & UTA1L :
JEWELRY HOUSE
IN OMAHA.
Visitors cnn liuro find all the novelties
in
SILVERWARE , CLOCKS ,
niCll ANIl HTVL1N11 .IKWKLIIV ,
Tim l > nto t , AfoHt Artintiu , and ChoicoAt
Suluotions in
AND AU. nUCHIITIU.Vri of
FINE WATCHES ,
AT < S LOW THICKS
As ! H uompatiblu with honorablu dualuro.
Call and HCO our ulognnt new Mtore ,
Tower Duilding ,
COHNEH 11TII AND FAUNAM STS.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
MANUKACTUKEIIS OF
SHOW GASES !
A largo Btock alwnyH on hand.
NINE LEADERS !
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF
Ont of the many hundred ninnufae-
urcrs of tliis line of goods , \\o lay oluim
: o renrexenting the lewling tnakew , ui > d
win snow a more complete and larger hue 'y j ,
if Pianos and Organs than can ho found f !
n line ONE House in the west Our / 'f '
NINE LEADERS are the lowing well- / 1
known and celebrated imtnnnuntN. / 1
STEINWAY PIANOS.
UHICKERING PIANOS ,
KNABE PIANOS ,
VOSE PIANOS ,
PEASE PIANOS ,
ARION PIANOS.
SOHONINCIEROYMBELLA ORGANS ,
CLOUGII & WARREN ORGANS ,
STERLING IMPERIAL ORGANS ,
Wo want everybody desiring n PLin
or Organ to call or write to un" for information
mation n.nd GET POSTED. Wo can soil
you the bent instrument madu for the
least money , if you will giro us a trial
and Vi ant to buy. All wo tusk in to show-
yon , OH we know we can satisfy overylknly
from our Nine Loaders , which nro rocog-
ni/.cd by those posted , as the bust imwle.
Send for catnlottuo , and price list.
MAX MEYER & BRO. , "
WAUEKOOMH ,
Cor , 11th & Farnam Sts. , Omaha.
W. F. CLARK ,
WALL PAPER , PAIHJER , PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR , KALSONIINING GLA1IHC ;
And wurk of this kind will receive prompt attention.
CORNER SIXTEENTH AND DOUGLAS - - OMAHA..NEB
T33C23
J. M. BRUNSWICK &BALKE
JUNK 6th , 1683.
Ill order to protect the public agalnxt the Imposition of Mrmnte.bankH In our line , we lu o concluded tn oiler
BILLIARD MATERIALS AT COST.
{ 1'I.KAHK NOTKTUB IXH.LOWINH PHICEH :
2 { IkrtXanlbarliorj llllllard lllalln , per net
E | icrlallr andiolely innr.ufactunHl fur Ivtn HlmoneB & PIN at Venlen , Delxium. ' ' fe *
No. 1,74 Intheii wide , | KT yard Jfl.W | No. 2,74 Inches wide , per van ) . , $6.80 '
Nu. n , 74 Inrheowldu , per ianl ( A.UO. j
Nnmlnal Hliool
Tal.Ia.
5x10
4 | 0 }
4x8
Korllwt ,
For Cushion ,
Rath.
Kor lied
1'or Cushion.
Uoth
For lied. . . . . .
For Cunhlon.
noth
llrrt
Quality.
17'00
COO
2200
110 00
4'00
2000
114 00
3 CO
17 GO
Heeood
quality.
( IB 00
4 00
10 00
17 00
(12 60'
300
16 0
Third
QuaMt.r.
12 M
3 90
1000
Ill 76
3 25
1500
11 25
1400
II1I.UAIID CHALK. CUE
l ! Nt French llllllanl Chalk , iMir CTOM $ 0 1 Ilett French Cue Tip * , 100 In a box tl M
POCKET NKTTINOtf-Fringe , Leathern , flnent wonted , per net ( ; . . , ! . . . ! t3 bii )
Ordeninuit Invariably be acconiiaiilt | > d by remittance , and same be directed to our principal in&oul * t
THE J.M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO. ,
CHICAGO , CINCINNATI , NEW YORK , ST. LOUIS ,
1-iTOmaha office , 00 Houth 10th ttntt
A nheuseraBusch
' * *
CELEBRATED
Keg and Bottled Beer !
This Excellent Beer spuakn for iUcU.
ORDERS FROM ANY PART OF TilE
STATE OR THE ENTIRE WEST ,
Will be Promptly Shipped.
ALL OUR GOODS ARE MADE TO THE STANDARD
GEORGE HENNING ,
Solo Agiml for Omaha anil the West.
Oflico Cornur Kith and Huniuy StruutH.
1'IONKEIt
Buggy and Spring Wagon Manufacturer. ,
Hm-clol attention l M tu Horw Shoclui ; and Oenera Dl.Aoksuilthlng. 315 FilUcnth itreet Utwecea lUwey
