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Speer's ' Pod , Grape 1Nine
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MO unwrpas8od by any other native wine. Doing
the pure juice of the Grape , ' .nsluced under Mr
Speer' ow n'per1orral snpwnlalon , the. Imrity , mid
genuineness are "guaranteed. The youngest child
can F.artake of Ito igenerous quaUtica , andthe weakest
inralld urn It to advanta'e. R is partlculnrly bcne
fldM to the aged and dObaitatal , cold Nulted to thu
various allmcnta that effect the weakerex. It is In
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SPEER'S
P. J. SHERRY.
rIhe ' . J. SIIEitRY to a wino of an valor character ,
and m.artakca of the rich qualltlea or the grape from
which it la nna.lo. For purity , rlchnaea , flavor and
medicinal purposes , It will be found unexcelled.
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THE OPERATORS' CASE ,
Illcmorial of ilic Tclc raphcrs aiid a
Recital of Their Gricoauccsl
LongILurs , I'oor I'ny unit Tyrnnlcnl
Oppresslon ,
The following is an oficinl stntcutent
from the executn o uIlcars ( of the Broth.
orhoud of Tolcgraphe x , concerning the
difl'CUlLICS ' oxistuig between telegraphm
compallieA mid 1111(1 their mnployes. TINA
statofiient ja furnished to the press iii or
do that the public any not be deceived
by unnutlIorued statennents which niay
etnulnte from irresponsible parties ,
On Aloldnv .July lhti , the executive
hoard of the Brotherhood of Telegraph.
el-s of the United Ssntea and Canna re
Ao 1cd to the executive officers of
savetwl commercial telegraph contpnnies
of the United Stntea and Cnnndn , n uia
morial placing before the cotupnuies the
grievalices of the operators 1(11(1 employes
generally , mil petitauiug for the redresa
of the . ' 'Ito coinpaniae to wncn
the uiolnorinl was presented enbraeo the
following ; In Cnnndn , the Great North.
western aiut the Mutual Union , 111 time
United States , the \\'esteru Union , ltit.
tun ! U111a11 , American J8 1)i(1 ) ( , lbtltuuoro
0.11(1 Ohio ( Commercial ) Ncw York
Amuricnn District , nod tole Now York
Ahitual Diatrict telegraph cenpnnies ;
also , the Afotropolitan telephone eon ,
pang of Now Pork and the Cliictgo telc
phomie comiIpany of Chicago ,
Thu bills of grioymIcc $ 1\p As follows :
Ayt)1iIdAN COMMEItCIAL INTFIl1 : STB.
SECTION I. Believing that nian'a phys
cal 1111(1 ( muutal welfare requires that at
Ieavt nee rho ) in seven be accorded Hint
for rest and recreation , we ask for the
t4)tnl nbolitioti of SumidBy duty , unless
COilq ) ( lamtiel (49 extra service.
SEo. 2. 'l'liat eight nouns 1411011 costi
tutu n regular day's work , ( old seven
hours m regular night's work , and that
both : sexes squall receive equal pay for
equal work.
SEC. 3. 'flint n universal increase of 15
pep cent on all salaries smiail ho petitioned
now' for.
CANADIAN COVMEIWiAL INTEIihST $ .
Tnc memorial of the Canadian Commercial -
mercial telegraph mnployes is idunticl
with that presented by the American cnl-
pldyes , with tldo uxcgptiou of Section 1 ,
which asks for a faxed compensation for
Sunday work of forty cents ) or hour ;
Section 3 that salaries now mid shall be
increased according to the following
schedule- ; Employee now receiving , a bo
per niQntlt and niuntlt amid upivaral , 10
per cent increase ; umployes receiving
fromii $45 to $65 per nionth , 15 per cent
increase ; employes receiving $35 to $45
per month , 20 per cent increase ; and that
to a lowest salary paid shall 1)0 $35 per
nnoitll. This applies to all practical telu-
graplmic mmiployos , sucliasepenttorscierks
fund linemen.
Tim American Memorial make for the
linemen , that eight flours shall constitute
a days work ; that compensation at the
Iate of two day's psi .shall be allowed for
all Sunday work , ; that the lowest salary
paid a regular lineuum shall be sixty-five
dollars per mouths 1111(1 for helpers fifty
dellnrs per ntoith , and that the ( lutles of
linemen shall be eontined solely to their
legitimate work.
Thu America Afamorial petitions on
behalf of the firstclassVllentstono opur-
titers , tint they shall be paid at the rate
of seventy five dollars per month , and for
the second class oporatorsixty dollars per
mouth that lb..ir wnrkinr hours shall be
the snuie as tau ndor.es apcrnkns. This
Completes the several Memorials. ( Thu
firstelmsVheptstonu operators are at
prenolit time recorvagbut$50permontli ,
and second class operators but $30 , )
The mmnbers of the Brotherhood claim
that thiiir organization is the result of the
t initial and nmijust treatment meted out
to t11cm during tire hest ton , and
that their demands are not easonblu ,
in view of time systomntic reductions unit
navu hums forced upon , thou ( at difl'erunt
times by the \Vustorn Union Telegraph
Company , winch fixes time st iidard of
wages for tim United Shites and Canada
They give time following suggestive facts
in ( support ej their claims : Between the
years 1870 and 187't , two gomioral reduc-
toes took place throughout the country ,
amounting t ) about forty-five per cent.
From 1874 to 1877 , local supurimitmulonts
milnnutagels ill order to curry favor
with thu company , vied with each other
in economic suggestions. In 1878 , time
executive officers seeing time taco smifnitit
so tamely to this process , became bolder
and announced time famous ( or infanlousj
sliding scale pr general reduction of from
five to twenty-live per cunt on all omii-
ptoyue6.This instrument had the quali
ty of sliding but ore way , ( doivuwwnrd ) ,
and wrus followed by ninny comtem1)tible
and underhand uamisuros.
Protests were sett front all points with.
out avail , Time Company's official journal -
nal containing the order , with an audacity -
ity unparalleled , had published on the
881110 m1. . a the rreport. showing
lrofitquarterly
increased and nword of mix dan
ation in trio editorial columns na to time
inconsistuney. Salaries were dopnecmat-
jng everywhere. Whuu the 'grads-
Lion" was announced , it was mistaken at
first for an olive branch , but it was soon
plain that it was concocted for thu pur-
1)eaa of cutting deeper than the provtou "
mothod.
In 1870 a secret circular emanated frdu m
tlmo execu .ru duparttmunt- instructing
supurintmldants that all vacacios Mine t
be filled ltt five dollars loss per nionth ,
titan received by previous occupants.
Thu infamous seunho had time desired
effect , as under its working , salaries dropped
pod in six mouths to tarty dollars mama l
lift dolhara-north , south , , east mind west
Everybody bocnnlu discouraged and du
moralized. . Those who could leave tl1 u
business did so. Time outlook until 188 0
was vury dark , all classes being dismayed
amid illdhgltaiit. During flint' year tin
American Union amid other rc mnputimi g
telegraph coma ) muus , conpullud tit o
Westurn Union Cumin Ian to slightly ad
vance sumo salaries in order to osis
their bust nlwt , but iuuuediiltuly after tit
conaolidatiol of tlwso coulpmiles , the sys
tonmatie reduction of smlares wits agau
imiaiguited. After time ahlootingofl'rus
idmit Gnrtiulal , time volume of ilusntuss in
creased to such an extent , thaat furtlmo
reductions for the tinese buimig ceased. I Ii
is quito ' obable that time forTUition o
Local An'ssenblics of time Brothu 11oa d
throughout time United Status amid Canada
' Juts provmmtod mummy f urthur reductions
'I'ho mmubum of the Brotherhood foe
inat they are nov strong enough to war
' rant thomi im dmnandiug of time vamiou
tulegmpim cmnpm mios n partial rustormdiot
to time stmdard of salaries paid before tim
1h10r'Ciless mid systurnatic''sgneuzes"wor
nuilo. Time following is a brief mix imula
d lion of tire several clauses embraced f
rho bill of ( , , rmuvaihcos presented to time to d
egra h comnpauics of time United State
d Bud mmada ,
g BUNDAY 1voRR.
, It is abnost unmiuccssary to call attez I
tlun to the well known fact that Si
branches of labor , skilled and unskilled ,
whcu required to perform Sunday work ,
receive extra , and in many cases double
pay for such work , \vhicld is not time case
with telegraphic eulployes , wlw arc sit
resort required to iemforn such service
without extra ) ,
1101.1. $ ( IF 1 % 1mO1L
Telegraph operators are required to
possess skill of n high order ; their occu
latiel is confi11hig and continuous mid
1111011 thorn is concentrated t11o gravest
responsibilities , and this responsibility is
crnet5nt , 511(1 oIpressive. ) It wears alike
u'an ' mind amid body suit h1 pairs time
ehMticit' of both hile it always (10
maids time best conditimms of botim. 'fume
lateVilliammi Orton , president of time
\Vestcrn I.'niou telegraph cmnpnuy ,
whose executive ability and gemioral
knowledge ml all subjects pcrtaming to
telegraphy cannot be I tlCAtiOtlel , tCAttflel (
before n coi ressioml conuuitteo that
tulu gra rh operators could not perform
daily inoru than six beers of coilhmous
Inbur without endnmt crimi' tlmoir henltlm
cause umitly the domiuuul for eight hours
for tin' and seven hours for night work
is lILlie Cl to lie renlonnble and 'net. In
n number of time rrimici ai otlices soeii
liolu scomintituleit nilht's work at the
present ti ime , butt it is clnjmited by titent
that tlmuy have no unforum ( systeml of
working h ours , it being o ) tioual with lo.
cal man gers ter regulate Mime snub e , and
lvlmo to curry favor with their superiors
frequemtly 11111)030 extra working hours
Ii ) an time uuprotected operator in order
they uiay show oeomiontical manage-
meat.
axplanatiom of time dumiuaud for a
general incruaso of 15 per cent , it is only
nucessary to call attention to time fret
qummt reductions that navu bcmt made ,
notwithstaudizg : the net profit ( ' of hand-
hug messages are much ) greater than to
formur years , occasioned by im proved
machinery mi nd more skillful labor now
employed.
WNEATSTONE 01'IRATOiL9.
The seemning axitorbitaut demand in
favor of time wlteatstono '
operator's 19 ox-
plajnml as follows ; Twelve months ago a
miutnbor of exports ware imported front
Englnud , v'1iim time undoretanding that mm
soon as time Aystmu was put in practical
oporatjol they would be fairly conpen-
sated. On the first of Marcim of time
ppresent year tlmcy began work , and were
informed by the nmnnngor that their a !
lowmumcu was to be $50 per month , at time
satin tiuma giving tlmenn to understand
that mum they succeeded in dovelopimig time
systemic their position would improve.
Five ntomths have elapsed , and altlmouglm
they have bent fully emm aged during that
time , and are now ( long nearly three
tidies the amount of work done in time
opening month , they lave not yet re-
crated any iluiCation ( tlmt their imitorests
or salaries , which tLoy deont wholly imiad-
equate , are to be imimprovwl.
STATISTICS ,
Time Brotherhood ofTolegrglmors leas n
Seminal statisticiml , and also a local stat-
lstciamm mil nearly every city and town i1
the United States amid Canada. Complete
statistics have boot gathered , and show.
time following gmmaral averages of wages
paid at preeemit tines. Thu average pay
for cotnmcr pal operators in time llnited
States is 554.93 per month ; average for
comimimercid operators of Cnnndn is $37.'lt )
per nuumth ; average of railroad operators
sit the United States is $39.50 ; average
for railroad operatorsimiCauadais$29.19.
It should ho borne in mind that operators
are not allowed extra coulpmisatiomi for
Sunday work , amid that the railroad
operators sit stations n'hero but one maim
is employed are required to work from
fourteen to sixteen hmoura lpar da' and ou
nine ' roads are ru uircd to sleep iii or
convenient to their ofiicea so that they
uma ho called to receive orders for do
la Y ed , amid obtaimi a eel1) for wrecked
trains. These cmlis o : mummy roads mire of
frequent occurrence.
A COSTLY Sl'11RK.
Over it 1lfllllon Dollars' Worth of
I'z Icrty Destroletl by Fire
in New Yorlt.
Nm : s' Yong , July i9.-At about 10,30 ,
o'clock this nwruimig n spark front min eil-
gi11o fell into a mile of jute which hind
just been landed in IIarbeck's dock fron
time slmi "Lawrmtce " f Calcutta
' ) Damp , otmi -
cutta , 'rime ( lock wag filled ith a Imes n
of , ute and eoffue. The Raines spread
with rapidity aamid in a fey niimiutcs tlmo
entire ockwas ablaze , Time "Damn ) "
was the first vessel t0 catch fire and all
liar rigging was burned before time could
be towed out. Next to her on time south
suite of time dock was time allip "Parse-
vermtco , " muse fronm Caleltta , which
arrived yesterday , mad an the north
silo hay the snip "Col. Adams , "
front Calcutta. To both these vessels time
thanes domiulunieatml , mid the crews
jmuped overboard for safeVhel ; time
firenmomi ranched time dock the s111.lpo . ) rts of
the roof gave way , hurnimig one dozeu
firemml amid the dock hands heteatim time
ruins , A rescuing party was quickly
fornmd mid time mcn dragged out frou
the blazing rafters. Noun wee dead but
nil immure or less burucd 511(1 bruised , Jne t
that a raw oceu rediu time crowd nod time
chief of the batlliou gate orders to clea r
time dock as time ship Lawrence Dolap ,
which was now 011 lire above mid below ,
as her lmold contraband 4,500 , po11nds o f
salt putro. A resit was made by tie
crowd to the further cad of time dock.
\Vhilu thus was going on time hoistin g
derrielt , from witch the supports loud d
been burned , full over 0n time wharf with :
a crash , knocking two dockniom
overboard. Custom house Imispectp r
Iiarradin , fn attempting to escape firm rI
time suit ) Colomcl Admmis , was booms d
about the face and hmuids. Time simi ) s
Pursevoranee and Colenol Adamu 11al l
tide tines boon towed far omit into tit e
time strewn , and time tugs poured strennm ea
into their 11(11(16. ( Time efforts of limo fire
mod were iuaimily directed to uxtimignislt
fag the flnmemu on board thuLavluneu Do
lap , min whack it was momuuutarily fmurel
rut OXPlosion would take place. At 11:3 : 0t
she vvms still blazing fiercely. Time oxtuR
. of time losses are umknowmm but are doubt
I less heavy.
LATlm.-Timu district ollicer at liar
beck's ducks status the captain of tit
I Lmwremicu Dulap , with his wife and dire
- citildrel , wume reimited drowned. ' 1'iv
. deck hands were also reported drowns (
I. and a sailor killed by filling timbers
The loss is now Csthlmtutl hetwee $2,000 ,
f 000 and 83,000,000 , ,
' 1'lueu mini w ere some to throw tit
i trunk of Captain Grove , of time slmip Iauiv
. Twice Iolnp evuebonrl , comhtinimio $1.0 ,
1 000 hl tc ash , mu1.$4,000 is o tth of jewel
. ry belonging to his wifi ( , It eras ) ieke (
6 mm I by river thieves , l lmo wife eel chip
m of firs caIItiin lvuro saved. Twelve fire
u umeil wuru badly iujurod by time fallimig ii
0 of time roof of lima pier , b it only onu i
thought fatlly hurt , 'Floe slmi p Delitl l
u is llmTmod to the waters edge. .She w1
vidued , with cargo , sit $150,000. ' 1'h
s ship Colonel Adams wits burned at tit
pier. Time bark I'ormmevennmeo flontu(1 on
unto limo streain mid burtud to the water'
edge. ' 'rho total loss is note uathuated a
1 e1,000,000.
AMERICAN SARDINES ,
Ifo r the Natioc llerricg llecoll1cs a
Fall Flcdgcd Foroi ilcrr. '
A Mains Industry Employing hundreds of
Persons aud Sending Out Thousands
of Boxes Dally---The Differ- .
out Processes ,
Correepondcuce Philadelphia from.
Po1TLAND , Mo.-It is not' gotiecill
kmiowil that very few if any , sardines are
inh1ported. Nearly all time fish d
in America condo from time southeast corner -
nor of tills state. At Eastport there are
uinotemm places wnero they turn out sardines -
dines ; at Lubco , three , and along time
coast sit ( liferent ports many otimors are
found , The process of proparatiomi is very
Intorestitlg.
To catch time fish small trees or bnmsh
nro thrust into time bottom of little hays
or directly into time raajn body of water.
They arearrmmgcd in a line quito close to.
gotimer , running out fruti time shores seine
e0 or 100 fcetf then curved like n horse.
ahoc , with a Imo returning to the shore.
lit this is placed a act. At time proper
tidal monneimt , the net is raised and time
fish taken up iii scoop nets. Time fish
are miot sarliues at all , but amnll herring ,
Time catch is alsgaysvoryuncertain. Sommme-
times otnly a bushel or two will be taken ,
and at others so ulnnY as to oltlami { , gar time
safety of time not.
After being placed in the boats , they
are at once tatkml to the packing place
and laid upon long tables in Imeaps. Time
first stop requires tlto cuttimio off of time
Itead and tlu Pdnlovnl of the eutrala , The
( logreo of dexterity with wlmiclt both of
these operatiola is performed is astonishing -
ing , especially as they are dune entirely
UY very Youn g cimildren. Time writer
couple one little girl's work during a
nminuto nu(1 found site decapitated ad
removed time interior portions of eighty
fish in that timme. Boha operations ae
done witlm ore stroke of the knife. Time
head is nearly aevcred front time body ,
null the' knife is the : pulled sli lmtl
away from time fish , remving thn one
canal which couposes time entire digestive
urran seem. A large box holdmg about
a bushel lies directly sit thme feet of each
operative , into wrcll the frslm slides ,
wlmilo time head is thrown by the samno
stroke into (1notlmer. Tme pay for this
work is ton cmmts foreach box ful. Sane
of Limo amore exports niako from $1 to
$1.50 n day , '
DmloILINo ANI ) I'ACRINO.
Tito fish , are than placed in warm water ,
which is alightly agitated in order. to
clmmuso thmomn tlmoroughmly. After this necessary -
cessary precaution timoy are placed on
very large gridirons , of which time bars
are thin and wide apart , and are thou
suspmidod over a very hot fire , where
they are partly brtiiled. These gridirons
are called "flakes , " mud hold about 120
fish. The sardines are placed in position
on time "flakes" by littlogirlgf , who receive
tan cents for fllingevory hundred. After
broiling , the fisim are ready for the boxes.
These are already prepared with : time
attractive French dnbCls , stating that time
inclosed are "Sardines a l'Imdosuper- '
iev re , and others elaimit to contain rll lrudo
d'Oline , " but this is false. Time oil is
cottonseed , pure amid simple , and is not
always of the bust quality. Time first
quality of oil is used , however , for those
sardines sold as prime.
Time boxing or lacking is another
brammcli of time operation at which time lit.
tie pcop(1o are quito expert. A fisim is
seized iii each hand amend laid lengthwise
in time box , first a ] mead at the outer end
and then n tail. In watching time lacking
nu observer is struck with time idea that
it is muclm easier to put them in the box
than to take them out : After time box is
full a small quantity of cotton-seed oil ?
about half a gill , is pourml fn , and it is
then passed to auothcr set of girls , who
place time bottoms iii position. Timese fit
snugly just iilsido time outer rim and rest
npotm a little shlouldor of tin.
Time boxes are now ready for the scal-
ars. These mime : sit at long tables , and
each one hiss a little stove and soldering
iron at his side. Time box is placed in a
little grooved platform , whichm forms time
top of n rovolviug frauto , extending below
the table and worked by time feet. The
solder , in long thin sticks or coils , is
placed about half an inch above time end
of time hot copper pointed iron , mid is
rapidly melted , running down afomib time
pout and filing up time groove. After
slightly scratching with the ( point of the
copper a lumber or mark to indicate the
sealer , whose identity is thereby estab-
Iis11o(1 iii case of bad work , time boxes are
taken to mum imalmmse cauldron , whore the
contents nro boiled for two hours , thus
coutldotjug time cooking process and dia-
solvmg time bones of the fish.
TIIE FINALritOCE8sES.
After boiling , time boxes arc placed side
by side , and a small hole is punctured jut
one corner , in order to ermimit the air ,
which vmts lmeccssmr'llY scaled in time box ,
to escape. This sonmutinmos cones witht a
sudden spurt , throwing a tiny strain of
steno : amid lhot oil in all diructmuus. Lmi-
tmmediatel after this a boy seals time hole
with solder , amid time box is them 1placed
rwith others fu a rovolviug clamber pertly
filled with sawdust. A few revolmitiotis
cleanse thonm of all dirt amid oil , and they
are thhei ready for testing , Eaclm box is
Gukom up separately between' time tinnnb
amid finger snit slightly pressed. If it
folds there is a hole somile imere lhrou glm
which air enters time box or there is still
sonmu rmnainimig air which did not escape
wlhmm the box was piurced. It is thrown
I aside and ruturled t ) time monitor , who
moat pay time value of the boxthuaspoiled.
T hu final nandling is done wimml the sar-
dines are packed 111 large wooden boxes
for shipmmmt ,
Alnast time entire product is ship led
to Now York whence it is sold to retailers
tiirotmgimout time country , One of the
eatablisluummts fn Lubuo preptures about
4,000 boxes daily. When it is remembered
that tlmeu mire nmiioteon such places in
t Easlpnrt maul mnuy otlmors at different
seaport towns , time unormnoms Comisutuptiun
of time gentle herring masquunmding uudor
time nobler title may be seon. Time aettuul
o cost per box , inel11ding all expenses , is
e five cents. Time profit mnde by time
I packer's souietiumesroachussevmlmunl siu a
i cents , limit is of tenor loss. Time diflcrenC e
between thaw ) uud time cousnniers'
- ' uxpmilituro is lost in time different hnull 8
tlmrouglm wniuh time fish pass ,
011'orntg 1114.
PlrcvauauJuly ,18-District 't'hree
- Knights of Labor , imeld a umoetimm g to. .
1 night amid atSSCllm'Csulutiolls tenderimm 6
1 financial aid to tulegraplmes iii case of a
strike ,
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s Time ( l. It , It. Itenmilon ,
) DENVnu „ July 10-1'llo couulittoo it t
a charge of tlmu ontortaiuuleIit of time grant d
u array ropprt uvervthing jim rondiuoss fo C
I timeir rucoptiomi. 1'lmq camp twill be liglmt
I ytl time first tiino toahight by electricity
a from tvule towers , preducum g gran d
t effects , Time docarmttous thmrou glholt tin
city already surpass aungtlminb of the kind 1
over attempted in tlmo west. Tim on-
campnomlt certahuly will be the largest
and most importamit over hold. Delega
tines are begtnuing to arrive.
Time Snenucrfcst.
BUFFALO , July 10-Time grand paindo
of the Sneugerfest societies this morning
was very large. In the evening a sucjal
omit-dofestival was held amid 8,000
seats occupicl. Time sale of seats for time
festival aggregated $27,850 ; ex rinses to
siu ers $6,845 ; hotel and railroad ex-
pcDhtures ( , $15,800. , Thorn will be a
grand excursion to Niagara Falls to mor
row ;
lie Shot to Kill ,
PninAmgl.I'IIiA , , Pa „ .July 1U-Toscph
Staegamer a saloon keeper of Market
street simot his wife lend amid then killed
lmimself. Aloney miatters are supposed
to be time cause of time tragedy. Mrs.
Staegamer , whmm she became a widow ,
umarried Slaegaumcr , her husband's ' hired
man.
Ilorsford's Acid Phosphate.
Be waroofilmltatlons ; ,
Imitations (114(1 counterfeits have again
appeared. Be nure that the word "lIons
roll ! ) " is on the wrapper. None are gmi-
uino without it.
1'EitSONAL.
lion , „ , II. Kyner left for Odgen yesterday.
Sheriff B.1" . I'inne ) , of Grceley , Col , , went
west ta doy.
Contractor Collins , of the Oregon Short
Line , went west yesterday ,
Miss Amman Downs , Miss Jessie Smtlm ( and
Miss Carlotta Dowm returned from St , Louis
Sunday.
John G , .Tacobs amid family left on tiiomioon
trahi today for California , for a three
month's absence ,
Mrs. F. B , Baker and her daughter Woo-
tie , anti son Ifeary , loft yesterday for Saratoga -
toga Sprim rs , to spend time sumiuncr.
AIr. J. G. Pollock , U P , agent at Madison ,
Ifni. Chas , P. Mathewson nod Dr , Alex.
Boar , left for home today after a two days
visit to the metropolis.
Miss Mary Andrew. , teacher of the class in
fire arts , visited the clmarmiug Pries lake Tuesday -
day , mod made some very line sketches of that
romnmdic place.
Col. It. B. Boath , and Gen. John Taylor , of
Philadelphia , arc at time Millard. They are
delegates to the G , A , It , national encampment -
ment at Berner ,
Dr , J. C. Tucker , medical director of the G.
A. It. , of California , is in the city , mad will
leave in a tiny or two for Ima er to attend the
national a campmiient , to wlticlm ho is a delegate -
gate ,
J. E. Cartright , city editor of Tim Platte.
mouth JiiUillah , and .1 , l'ottison , jr. , are in
town as witnesses of the final game between
the 'Port. Hurons amid Omaha's best club , the
U. 1''s.
e
* Far more valuable than tlmoso golden
apples of Hesperides are the lift , health
mmd beauty \Vonlanhood. . Mrs , Pink-
imam's Vegetable compound restores and
reserves all these.
Tfl3T "KNOWLEDGE IS I'OWER
NEEDS NO DEMONSTRATION , AND 1IE WI1O RY
FCI'EItIUNCC ENows Tim VALUE OF TAR-
RANTS SELTZER APERIENT h OES NOT
NEED TO BE TOLD THAT HE ILLS IT WITHIN
1118 POWEII TO SVAIID OFF FEVERS , BILIOUS
ATFACitS , IIEADACIIFS , AND ALL TIIE ILLS
RISING FI1OM A DI8oitDEItnti STOMACH , LIVEIt
a BOWELS. A TEAIII'OONFUL IN A GLASS OF
WATEIt , BEFORE EATING , ACTS LINE ACIEAIiM ,
AND NO SVISE MAN WILL BE WITIIOUT IT.
Fort S.1LE BY ALL DhiuGOISTS.
E , L. Morse & Co. ,
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
1622 Capitol Avenue.
on SALE-Two houses and iota in McCandllsh
II placeBIOWandPl,25o,3cash balance
on long tlmo at 8 per cent.
Two Iota In Shlnn'a addition $700 each
100 cad , , balance In 6 equal annual
paytncnta at 8 per scut.
170 micro farm near Creston Iona , 10
acres timber , 45 acme corn , 20 acres
timothy and clover. Teams , stock , &
fanning im'illuients ' w111 be , old with
the place If desired. Price t21. per
acre.
Seven lots In Yates and hoed , addition
eIeo each I cash balance on fee.
Cpeaiest , lots In time dty.
Two and nnehalf acres flnciyhnproued
and nicely located , goal eottagehouso
of 5 romus brick cellar and good well ,
100 bearing fruit trees , besides other
.mall fruits , x911 be cold at a bargnln ,
good reaonfor selling , for particulars
Ball at office.
Forty acres , 3 miles N. SV , of city , 2
houses , 2 hams , 2 wella 1000 bearlrig
fruit trees amid { , rape sinus , all under
cultivation. Price $ l.ooo.
Trio hundred acres I mile N. W. of
Elklionr Statlon,145 acres cultivated ,
lalanco mastureo , llomres , bane , and
living wator. l'rlcu $ r.OOO , 3 cash hal
slice min lime at e p cr cent'
Tao Inwdrnt .and slaty three acre
.took faun in Douglas comely Neb. ,
hnproved. ' 'rice i 2t per acre.
Choice farm of 100 acres , only two mile.
from the city of Yanktun , D. T „ ten
dollars per acre , ( f taken Iunnetllntely.
Nlcu house and lot at ( Irmid Leland ,
Neb. Lot 60x13'2. ( load sell , shade
trees. Can bu purchased at the low
'rlco ' of (11100. 40o cash , balance on
time.
Three sire lot , , 00x132 at Grand Island ,
Neb. Only $75 each.
Twenty to thirty houses for rent.
L _ oans Negotiated'
ORDINANCE N0 , 505.
Orderhr 6g that part of Eleventh street in 1'aing
Dhtrlet No. 3 , alul that lart of Fourteenth street In
I'avhi kg 1)iatrlcl No. 0 , and that fart of Fifteenth
streettn l'athig Itotrkt No. 7laued with Colorado
Sand atone , ant ordertug that part of Twelfth street
In Paving District No , 4 , and that fart of Thirteenth
street in faring Dlslrltt No. 5 , lased with Sioux
Falls tiranitoocordlng to speriacutlon. ern aloin the
office of the Ikon ) of 1'ubllo 1Vort. of said city , and
requiring said lineal of l'ublio Works to cause Bald
paihig to ho done ,
lVheraaa , the Mayor and City Council of the cityy
of Gmahna had e , amid .le hereby lletemdne upon lima.
tcrlol for aihig as nboeset forth , and whereas the
owner. of limo Iota abutting on said streets hn each
of bald di.trlcts,1s' ' etliely , bait failed to designate
the u.tcrlal they thslro uoed In ruck laving , a ro'
quiral by law ; thcretbro
lie it ordalno.l by the Clty Council of thu city of
Omclia (
8rcrmux 1. That t of Fleseulh sttect in l'aing
1)l.trlct No. Sln saidarcity of ( huaha , mid that 'art ' of
F.mIrtuuiini street ire I'aitug Iliotdct No , 0 In bald
city , mired that 'art of fifteenth street lid l'allimg DIY.
trict Noel Inwid elty ilu and time same are hereby
tcgwctliely ordcrml mavau w ith Colorado Saud Stonu ,
acoalingtothescifleetlou.onSic iii the utliceof
the hound of 1' mbliso SVorka of x01(1 elty.
Sec. 2. That that part of T mcifth street in l'aulug
Diotrlct No. 4lusaid eltyand ( list mart otTldrtterdh
street iii 15av1"g District Nu.Sinaahl city , be and the
wow nru hereby respathely ordered pawl , with
Sioux Fulls (7raoite , sceonlhig to the r Icdfcatiow
on Iliu in time unco ( of the lluanl of Public SVurka of
said
Sec. 3 , That said ilea , l of Public work , la amid I.
hereby' unlere l to caure said lailuag to be dune a
herein required lu each of wild district.
Ssu 4 , 'Aunt tlmo cmty clerk ho and Is hereby dlrcetcd
to deliver a copy' of this ordinance to each , ' .enam of
uongauy uwniu ! or nmeratlug any street railway
upon or across any of said streets In ae' of said die
tricts and to report his action In that behalf as early
as ' .racticahle to time Council ,
' baa. 6. 'that this ordumaoro take effect and be h (
force from and after Its passage ,
I'rised July 10 , 1553.
Attest : JJ. L. tl. Jawrrr , City Clerk.
W , I. Ilasas , l'rwident City Council.
Approied July 10th , 1993.
C. S. CIlASEMayor.
r AnheuserMBusch ,
4110 t M Agk , BREVING ( ASSOCIATION i I
I ' 1 CELEBRATED
1 , .4 Ke and Bottled Beer
1a This Excellent hoer speaks for itsoll ,
A . . 0 RD1ItS rItUliANY P AItT OF Tidlt
. , . , , 66 SCNBfZE STATT. UIt TII ) ; ENTIItL 1VIST : , ,
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1 STlOUIS M0. ? Will be Promptly Shipped ,
ALL OUR GOODS ARE MADE TO THE STANDARD
GEORGE HENNING
Solo Agmmt for Omaha amend the West.
Office Corner 13th and IIanmey Streets ,
E. Bs CHAPMAN & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ! : ' ' t
1213 Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb.
Double and Single Acfing Power and Hand
PUMPS , STEAM PUMPS , r
Engine Trimmings , Mining Macliineryp Belting , Hose , Brass and Iron Fittings ,
Steam Peeking at whalesale and retail , HALLADAY WINDMILLS , CHURCH ,
AND SCHOOL BELLS ,
Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Neb ,
Boiler
OMAHA , - - - - NEBRASKA.
Build all kinds of Steam Boilers. Smoke Stacks , Breeching lard , water and Oil Tank , , and do a genera
plato iron huslueso. Itepairhig done In City and Country. All work
Done at Eastern Prices and Warranted . !
Second handBoilers will bekept on hand. Ihevinghadmany years exerlenceInthetrade indlfferentparts
of the country , Iamconfident Icangive rathlactlon , having the hest shop and tools iii time State. Shop
car. 10th andPiercc Streets. J M. WILSON Protrlotor. ;
T. SI1IILID9
MANUFACTURER OF
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F1DIaIS1
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Skylights &o Thirteenth Street nla Neb
MAX MEYER & CO :
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA CIGARS !
AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC
D A I r'
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PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS :
Reina Victorias , Especiales , Roses in 7'Sizes from $60
to $120 per 1000. ' I
AND THE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS : f
Combination , Grapes , Progress , Nebraska , Wyoming and
Brigands.
WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICES.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES ,
M e
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Je H. CIBSON
CIBSONllIACTOllY. .
CORNER TWELFTII AND IIOWAIID TIttET&
OMA IA , - - - - - 1'T:1 : : .
l'articular attention given to reialring. Satin nt re enaranteed.
COLD STORAGE FOR BUTTER & EGGS
IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES AT SMALLCOST ,
tS lVarehouse and ItefrigeratoraOt,913 ; , , i03 , 807 hfovard street Omaha , Nob. Apply ti
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Commission
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SALEM
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Tila Flour iii mute at Salem , Rlchardon Cot , Nebraska , u , the Cnmllinrd Roger Stone System. SYe
rime ESCLtfSIVt sale of . our Sour to one flan lu a place , we lone opummed a brmch at 1619 Capitol ar 0ane
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Omalma Vtmite forfrier. Address either
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ro10m4e Om S. Ieur or
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