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E. ROSEWATER. Editor ,
ANTI Mohof'obI STATE TiC1IT.
Eon JL DOr or TfE Rt pnIm COtTT ,
JAMES R' SAVAUI ,
Douglas County.
IOaPECt\T3OE THE RTATECSTV i.o TtTY.
hang .
f DAVID BUTI { Il ,
Pnwneo County ,
DM'ID It. IAMEL ,
Madison County.
( Short Term
AMOS DEAR ,
Pranklln County
J. F. MElutit''i' ' ,
Antelo o County.
,
Tlranksgivitig l'roclannatlon ,
"in furtherance of the custom of thin people
nt the closing of each year , to engage upon n
day sot npart for that purpose in special foatt
vat of pralseto the Giver of all Goodthorofore ,
I , Chester A. Arthur , President of the United
Fitatem , do herobydesignale Thursday , the th
day of November next , as a daq of national
lhaulwgitit > g , for the year that b drauing teen
on end has boon replete with
r the evidence of divine goodneat , the
provailance of Itoalth , the fullaoaa of
the hartost , the stability of peace and order ,
( ha growth of fraternal feolinge , the spread or
Intelllgonce and learning , the continued en
joyloent of ckfl and religious liberty-aU
I theta and oountlou other blessings are cause .
j for reverent rejoicing. I do , therefore , recom
amend that on the day above appointed
" 1 tlte'peoploroatfrom their accustomed labora ,
I If mud meeting In theireovoral places of worship ,
a erproes their devout gratitude to God that He
Pa { dealt bountifully with ths ( nation and
pray that 1lls grace and favor abide with it
folovor. CNi vren A. Anntvn ,
Presidont.
By 1'it.n T. EnzLINCIIuiu ,
Secretary of State.
. Mr. . Luavlrr will eceura a liandsome
majority on Tuesday and ho deserves IL
INRPits of all the croakers , Ben. Butler -
ler fnsista that ho will warm the guberna
torfal chair in Massachtiaelta for another
year.
,
,
I Mit. T1ui ToN' partner nays he won't
tote for Savage. ' Neither will Mr.
Thurston whom Judge Savage defeated
for. the bench eight years ago.
I gigue Republican State Central Corn.
Inittee eatimato Ieoso'R { majority at 12 ,
Il 000. By cutting off the three ciphers
' 1 untl dividing by twelve , Mr. Dorsey will
strike about the right figure.
DOPSEY line given $5,000 to the Uni
y ' varsity of Now Moxica , recently eatab
' 4 . Y , iiahed at Santa Fe. , It looks as if Steve
3 4N
° N ; isn't'quite as financially broke ; up by
' ' tine' star route trials as ho pretended
'lo.be . ,
_ _ _ _ _
I I - Col. w 1Nlr ROBEnTSON are bolstering
upthefr ltopea by bending dispatches of
the trerngndoua onthueiaain they find in
their dutrict. The onthuaiaam is all the
wrong way for Mearn , Colby and Rob.
orison.
i JaxN Baianx is the Englialiman whom
i most Americana would like to see wel
A corned to this country , and there will be
a general rejoicing at Lord Coleridgo'a
I nnnoutcemont that Mr. Bright has at
Length corentod to outertain the pur-
' 1)o3o to cross the Atlnntio.
T'nP. Democrata have at last secured a
eandiddato for County Judge in the per.
I non of Geo. I. Gilbert After the refu tl
of Mr. SwitzlorandMr.IArthurWakolyto
run , a search committee was appointed
' t. ) find a candidate , with the above auc-
f
tees. Mr. Gilbert is a mossback Demo.
cram of the old school , and ho lraa many.
personal friends tvho will cast their votes
f
for Judge Chadwick ,
'
' IrIroINrt tbreatona to get the civil
' rights bill decision m its pelitica No.
} where is the color line y'uat now eo atron g
'r as there. Democratic newspapers fn Cite
State aought to make caplt..d by applaud.
lug the decision with Bourbon tongue ,
r and now negroes are holding meotngs tc
denounce it , and Mahono candidates fo1
the Legislature will probably have tc
j pledge themselves to vote for a State lau
in the promises ,
ri DIr. FRAN& Swruzr ham played Iiii
ganio of blackmail long onough. Ijo : ha
obtained control of the ao called oflicla
t organ , and through its means ho is en
deavoring to blood gvery candidate fo :
all they are worth. Ho levied a coutri
' lititbin of 150 oh Leavitt , Rush ant
4orUss , and when ho waa refused ht
turned round and blackguarded then
through the columns of his sheet. Day
, ! iilrer came down to the tune of Z'25am
tto is all right. Ijams plankeddotvn $30
acid ha is supported with a vim. Isn't i
about time this dirty businoea is stopped
- Ar thou gent requcat of many of hh
frieuds from the country , Mr. Poin
itp.opnJcnted to run as an independer
cgntiidato for the county nuperintent
I envy. The office la one which does r
concern Omaha in the least. Ita duth
.re performed entirely with regard I
, the country achoola and Mr. Points
deservcdiy popular in every eohool din
trict in Douglac county. He has flue
f j the o . . co for several years to the geneu
uatlafactlon of our fanners and will b
tibecrously supported , by them for n
cleGtlpp.
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InouUs TICKErS ,
Bogus tickets have heretofore played
an important part in elections in this
county. Quito a number of dfarppulable
politicians have aucceedod in pulling
through by fradulent ballots when they
really could not have been elected by a
square deal. Such frauds upon the voter
can no longer be perpetrated under the
State law. The printing of the name of
any candidate upon a ticket in the place
of a regular nominee of the party
under who5o name the ticket ,
is L3aued vitiatea tlio ballot.
In other words , the names 'printed on a
ticket under the name of "Republican '
inuat be the candidates of the ltopubli
can party through its authorized convention
tion , The sumo i5 true of the Demo
crake and Anti-Monopoly tickets. Each
of these are voluntary political organiza
tions anti nobody has a legal right to
isatle tickets containing names of per
eons not regularly nominated. This will
render it easier for the voters to decide
upon what ticket they desire to
vote , fie will be assaured that no
trick is being played , and ho need not
look beyond the heading to know what
names are on the ticket. If he wishes to
scratch a name ho must make a change
on the ticket unless another regular tick.
of contains in print the names of all the
candidates for whom he wishes to vote.
The lawis a good one and will certainly
be enforced. Designed to prevent frauds
on the voters , it will greatly simplify time
outside machinery of elections. There
will be no bogus tickota in the field next
Tuesday , because any party who dared to
peddle them would make ltfrnsolf a can.
date for the penitentiary.
M.1TTllfr ABNOLD.
If one were asked to name the greatest
English speaking critic of the day , the
name of Matthew Arnold would be t e
first to suggest itself. Upon leis rare
critical discernment more than upon his
abilities as a poet or : hfa powera , as a
polemic , his futdre fame will be likely to
test. The trite functionuf the critic is
mot merely to praise or to blame , to
poiint out what is readable and what unreadable -
readable , to ainglo out pictures that are
worth viewing or musio that is worth
hearing-in short , to save people time
trouble of reading and thinkingforthem
wives. It is rather to stimulate men to
thought , to be the interpreter whichm
brings great minds within the reach of
iesaer ones , to reveal to the careless or
ignorant the secret of an author's or ar-
tist's power and greatness , the aourco
of his charm , the atreugtli or
beauty or grace of lifa work ,
The true critic illuminates for his
readers what he ignored or vaguely uu-
derstood before and leads him n by lira art
to a contemplation of beauties previously
unknown and power before undiscovered.
Judged by this standard Matthew Ar
nold , who is now visiting our country' for
the first time , is pre emuionthy the literary
critic of the day. No critic has more
eminently the quality of illuminating his
subject and giving it significance , no
critic has a moro dolfeato gift for discern-
hng fine and exquisite minds and making
the public fool their charm , and no critic
has a in ire unerring faculty for perceiv
lug'and ' noting subtle and refined shades
of beauty and making them living and
tangible.
Long after Mr. Arnold is forgotten as
a poet ho will be remembered as the
author of "Essays on Criticism , " It was
this volume which first made hum famous
and bids fair to outlive all his
oilier productions. There is scarcely a
line witlun its covers which is not
valuable and delightful. It is criticism
at once keen and sympathetic , criticism
that poietratos the spirit as well as the
letter and which shows a fastidious souse
of the value of ideas as well as of words.
Satire and praise are carefully modulated'
and tempered to exquisite delicacy , and
the essbuco of the matter is distilled in a
atyle of great charm and perfection. The
essay on Eugenio and Maurice da Cuerin ,
on home , Joubert , and that on "Pagan
and Religious Modiwval Sentiment" are
masterpieces which can hover lose their
charm and value. Mr. Arnold was for
years tlio professor of poetry at Oxford ,
and his metrical work is marked by re.
finement , imagination and a certain sym
pathutlo grace , In severalpoems such aslits
"Thyris , " { Time Flaying of Marayas , "
and "The Forsaken Mormsu , " he rises
to a high creative plane , but in the
greater part of his poems the intellectual
element is snore prominent than the cre
ative. The hearty wulconie which this
, distinguished man of letters and the son
r of Dr. Arnold , of Rugby , is receiving in
this country is evidence that the circle o f
his admirers in the United States is
I hardly less restricted than it is in Eng
t land where he hold the post of Bono r
1 mmong literary mati of his class.
r TIE CITY SCIlOOLS
The increased attendance in the cit y
I schools and the increased interest of 1a1
I roes of our school system in its man
1 agoment and operation , are satisfacto ry
a indications that the standard both of in
I struotion and of instructors is being stead
, ily advanced and time efficiency of tit a
t system as a wholo'proportiemtely height
I ened. With the funds at the disposal o
time school board , amounting in all t
is aomot ming over a hundred thousand del
is lara yearly , there is no geed reasons wit
It the schools of Omaha should not comp are
1 favorably with those of any city of th
) t size in the country , The great defect 1
: s our school system in years pant has bee
0 loose management on the part of eupo r
is intondenta , aid the absence of reepols 1
I. bully in the school board. Many men
d born of our various boards of oducatio u
ii have sought and obtained the otlico t
e further the personal ends of friends an
1 relations who wore applicants for pu i
d o s as teachers , while examining con
1
mfttees have often been influenced by the
same consideration. In consequence
it has frequently been impossible to secure -
cure competent tcacherA without sending
abroad , although a dozen or more. men
and women holding certificates wore out
of employment in the city.
It is gratifying to rote that since the
advent of Mr. James , our city sch of sys
tern has improved steadily. There are
still occassional clashes , and we do not at
nil times ngreo with the policy of time
board , but no one can deny time advance.
uncut of time system as a whole , or the
growing public confidence which shows
itself in a growingdailynttendance. We
still need more and better school build.
fags , a greater attention to thoroughness
in the primary departments , and more
time bestowed upon sciontilie subjects in
the higher grades ; but even now our citi
tens have tto reason to be ashamed of
their school system.
WAS INDICTRD' ?
We are again asked for more definite
information concerning the alleged in.
dicfinent of'lnm , IL Morris by a U. S.
grand jury , for complicity with whisky
crooks , This is no campaign buncombe ,
but a matter of record , The original
indicamont , drawn up by the late General
Silas A. Strickland , then U. S. Attorney ,
is on file in the clerk's oflico of the U. S.
Circuit Court in this city , And the fol.
lowing extract from that record shows
time nature of the ofense :
And time grand jurors aforesaid upon
their oaths aforesaid and in tuna nano
anti by the authority of time United States
of America aforesaid , do further present
that time said 11'fllianm IL Morris , with
force and arms , at the district of No.
braska aforesaid , within the Eighth
Judicial circuit aforesaid , at the city
of Omaha , in Dougias county
and State of , Nebraska and within
the jurisdiction of this court to-wit , on
the 21st day of Iocomber , in time year of
our Lord , 1868 a + , time city of Omaha ,
county of Douglas , and State of Nebraska ,
aforesaid and within the jurisdiction of
this court , was duly appointed , commissioned -
sioned and acting as United States Storekeeper -
keeper aforesaid- time distillery warehouse -
house of James : Mackoy and Owen A.
Stafford , tlmon and Lucre situated , whitili
said distillery warehouse was established
for said distillery of the said James C.
Mackey and Owen A. Stafford , then and
there situated , did on time said 21st day of
December , A. D. , 186S , then and there
feloniously , wilfully , knowingly amid unlawfully -
lawfully omit to keep time distillery hooks
relating to the operations of said distillery -
lery , then and there situated , required
by law to be kept by him , the said Will.
lain Ii. Morris , and did then and there
omit to make the entries in said books ,
required by lay to be made , with intent
to enable James C. Mackey and Owen
A , Stafford to defraud the United States
of time tax on the spirits distilled in said
distillery of James C. Mackoy and Owen
A. Stafford contrary to time statutes in
such cases ,
] 1flt I.r.tus is a shrewd politician. Ho
appreciates the value of money in a cam
paign , and lie is putting it where ho
thinks it will do lmini most good , Mr.
Ijams knowa what a good fat office is
worth and. ho is indisposed to let go his
moll on the district clerkship as long as
there ueems' the slightest cl inco'for his
reelection ;
Last spring Mr. Ijams amounted that
him had had enbugh of ofh'cohoiding and
would not be a candidate for another
term. Ho has hold the office eight years
during which he has drawn more than
500,000 in fees. Is it not about
time for Mr. Ijams to retire ?
Putting a man in the best ofidco of the
State for twelve years is carrying an
dorsenent" of n good officer entirely too
far. It is well known that if 61r. Ijams
retired today , the back fees which are
coming duo from month to month as
cases are eloped would supp3rt him corn- ,
fortably for five years to come.
OTIISJ : LANDS TlfAf' OUIfS.
The most startling events of the week
abroad wore the .London explosions eu
Wednesday night in the underground
tunnels of the Great Western railway.
The deed , which was undoubtedly committed -
mitted with dynamite by evil disposed
persons , wrecked two trains and maimed
and disabled moro thorn sixty passengers.
Glass bouubs were discovered iii the
neighborhood of both time Westmuiniater
and Primed strode stations , which had
boon filled with an explosive material ,
and nil time circumstances point 'to ' a carefully -
fully hatched plot for the widespread do-
straction of public Iiroperty. 'limo explosions -
plosions created intense oxciteuneit in
London , The Englislm press are nearly
unanimous in charging them upon the
Fentans , while time Irish attribute time
outrages to the deliberately planucd
machinations of enemies of time National
party in Ireland , who intend to create an
auti Irish fooling in England. There i s
a prevalent fooling that it will b e
next to impossible to secure a fai r
trial for O'Domiell now. The foam
created by time explosions lima sprea d
all over England , and oxtru precaution s
are being taken in all sections of Great
Brilatn to protect the banks , railway a
std publio buildings ,
Largo Liberal mootmgs have boom hek d
throughout the week m ' various parts o
England , which have been addressed by
time liberal loaders. There are atvonf g
reasons for believing that the Radica
programmuo will be carried out , at ions
f in part , at time opening of time aossioum o
S Parliament. The two meetings of th
cabinet which have been held have beet
y largely devoted to outlining time policy o
time ministry and drafting the measure
a whichm are to bo introduced whom Parkin
n moat reconvenes , The county franchis
n 1,111 will be pushed , and its operation ex
tended to Ireland ; the measure for re
organizinthe municipal governnment
London will also bo introduced , and soma
, sclmorno for laud reform in England ca
o hardly be held back , There are non
it bravo enough to predict that the Iris
question will not unto nngro force itself t
a' the frost in spite of over
effort made to repress its appearance.
Time opening of time French Chamber of
Deputies has been interesting clmiotly on
account of the attempt of the opponents
of H Ferry to impeach his Cabinet on
flue Tonquin affair , Time debate , which
15510(1 for two days , at flue end of which a
vote of confidence in time government
Was passcd , enabled Challemel Laeomr to
defend French policy in time invasion of
Tonquin. Ile denounced China for
breaking the old treaty , and for entering
upon diplomatic relations only to gain
time to reinforce her troops. He instated -
stated that time government would pttsii
the campaign to the issue of war with
China , if such action proved necessary to
enforce her demands. There is a pro'
vailing opinion at London and' Paris that
hostilftics between Franca and China
cannot be delayed much longer. Several
French irelclads have beSon ordercd to
be put in readiness to sail for Clminese
waters , and roinforcenonts are being
githored on both sides. At Canton largo
qunntitios of guna and ammunition nro
being collected , and advicea from the
interior show that political excitement is
spreading.
Cho results of Sir Stafford Nortmcoto's
wicked campaign in Ulster are showing
themselves , The Protestantand Catholic
Irish ate once more at sword's points and
time Orangemen are showing their old
hate iii attacking proceasiois and in
breaking up meetings. gigue English
Liberal press are denouncing this outbreak -
break of religious hate fanned into a
flame by a Tory politician , but the evil
has been already done. Michael Davitt
is complaining f a hack of support for time
Natioalist ovement and Earl Spencer
is roclaimin meetings in time South
while Rosamore is
Lord o Oran enian ,
tlmreatemin g bloodshed if they are hold in
time North. Mr. Parnell is
bravely conducting his campaign nd
will gain another member of his party in
the Limerick election. Ho will doubtless
enter Parianment withm a backing strong
enough to enforce his demmnds for fair
treatment for Ireland.
Time unexpected and startling announcement
nouncoment comes free St. Petersburg
that the Czar has at length broken away
from the nobleq ; vho have hung as a
heavy weight 9ipon life judgment , and
has decided to grant his people more reforms
forms , and that greatest of all boons
coveted by Russia-a censtitutien ,
Count Tolstof , mninister of time interior ,
is said to be intrusted with time drafting
of this docnmemt , and upon approval by
the Czar ho will promuato ] it as the
fundamental law of Russia. If this is
true , Alexander 111 has more than kept
the promise of Iifs coronation. 'The refusal -
fusal to do his people this rigimt cost the
Czar's father his life and has made his
own later year's a period of constant ter-
ror. Time granting of a constitution will
make it possible and safe for him to
move freely and without the surroundings -
ings of armed Cossacks ; it will fulfill the
chief mission of the revolutionary party ,
who have been his greatest because most
influential foes , and it will be the virtual
death blow of that more brutal form of
opposition , nihilism. Bat beyond the
consideration of personal safety , Alex-
nuder III , if lie Inns really resolved to
$ ivo leis people a constitution , will go
into history as the ruler who placed Ruim-
stn among tuna enlightened nations of the
earth'
Net's has arrived confirming the treaty
of peaeo + betw oPeru and Chili , and on
Thursday afternoon General Iglesias entered -
tered Lima , time Clulian army withdraw-
ing. The idrstact of Iglesias was to sun.
eon the Nationmal Assembly to ratify time
treaty of pe.mco and to confirm what lie
has done' The Ohilian army will remain -
main conveniently near until action is
taken. The treaty ratified , it is believed
time Chilians will assist in overcoming the
opposing goverimmont under Monsero. It
will appear like acting under coercion to
ratify the treat with a Chiliam arm corm
venintl near amid ready to occupy te
city , it is better to ake an d of
allcomPlications Peru , by address'
ing itself to the work of recuperation ,
may soon regain all that is lost. She has
valuable territory , which only needs do
vekopniont. This , under a settled go
vemnmeit , will rapidly follow.
Tlno operations of time French troops in
Madagascar will help more and moro to
disgust. ninny Rc ul licausin France with
the recently developed militant colonial
) olic y TImhealth of time troops in An-
imam continacs oed so far , but those in
Madagascar are suffering both from fam-
too and fever ; their Creole allies are do.
sorting , amid time Hovas , who wore at.
tacked by ttmolgto Admiral Pierre , have
eatablislmd such a system of outposts
around the miserable French camp that
foraging parties dare not latvo it for any
considerable distance. The bombard.
mount of Tamatave prouiscs to bta very
expensive afFan' for Franco yet ; but she
would have a fighmtiug policy , oven if it
wore only against Annamese and IIovas.
Time cromationists have won a decided
victory in Portugal. After a long and
bitter fight between time advocates of time
plan , led by physicians and scientists
generally , and time opponents , who were
chiefly priests , time Govermunemt has do.
tided to make cremation optional with
time people generally , and compulsory in
all cases of death ocemrring fu diatric to
infected with the plague. The Govern
uncut is said to favor a general compul
aory cremmatien law , but is restrained
from ranking so radical a change out o f
fear of the church. The cromutlunists t
however , are sanguine of ultumte com
photo success , miym > ; on gradually mute r
mining time popular prejudice oh time sub
'act of burial. To this cud they win
m ako prices so reasonable as toybrm
thmeiil ithin the mcaims of time poor .
TheY will be aided too in their endeavors
ors by time effbeta of a lay whichl ref uire
every cemetery to be cleaned out once fm
f five ears and the bodies burned fn th
. public crematories ,
By time daatlt of General Gutierro
1 Minister of War in Iiomdurns , time oxfl
t President of that so-called Republic lone
f ins must faithful supporter. If it bl1
true that Senor Borgan m time candtdat
e of ltarrios for the rrestdonc' , then tin
I ambitious ruler of Guatonmsla may b
f able to accomplish his ur ) oso. 11'rea i
s dent Soto sent his rc si gt moon from Sa
Francisco to Honduras more than
' mouth ago. Ho seen s to have bee
0 driven from lie country by time hoatilit
- of Barrios , who tlmreatonad to make we
Upon Honduras If ho slmould roman
'flierofero Solo departed amid resiguo d
of dmlariu that ho would not consent
o retain lua of ice at time cost of bloodsh o1.
n his permanent exile uvill romero one n
e stnclo from limo 1)atli of Barrios , tvho
I said to as Ire to the position of Dictat
of Central America.
y 'limo latest donmands of ( Ito ltussi
a
Cures Scrofala , Erysipol ,
Pimples and Face Grubs ,
Blotches , Boils , Tumors , Totter -
tor Humors , Salt Rhoumi
Scald Head. Sores , Morcu
Diseases , Female 'flroaknoss
and Irregularities , Diazinoss ,
Loss of Appetite , Juandico ,
Affections of the Liver , In digestion -
gostion , Biliousnoss1Dyspep
ski and General Dobi ity
A coupe or nardock Mood Itluerl arltl unary the
meet , keptlcet that It Is the Grntewt Itlood i'udeer on
earth. SOldby medicine , lealen etery nbeee.
, . ' . , , .
Direction n eleven lwruaeet. t'aICI.oo.
FOSTER , MILRURN & CO. , Prop's Buffalo , N.Y.
nihilists are tolerably sweepimi . They
ask fora popular convention full amumcs
t for all ppolitical offenders' a free press ,
free speech , nhd time right to ] told ublic
meetings. Refusal to concede to tlmeso ret -
t nests will be met with revolution and
blood retribution. All of time thin s
asked yfor by time nihilists are desirable.
No country can be truly free without
them ardr for P optical offenders being
possibly excepted. But Russia is not x
fm'co conumt ' or' is tlmero any immediate
prospect of its freedom. Meanwhile , if
the nihilists began with demands ere
moderate , their cause might seem more
reasonable , if not more hopeful. Unless
they ask for much , with time expectation
of getting a little , their demands are so
grotesquely disproportiouato to the fum-
mediate mmecds of time country as to seem
simply fanatical.
Unless all signs fail there will be hot
words if not bloody deeds in Europe by
next spring. To dificult between
Prince Alexander of Bulgaria and his
Ituasiatl oflicera is intensified and elubit-
tered week after week , and a very little
matter might kindle the flame of war be.
tween Russia and Austria over the su
promacv of these Powers respectively in
Bulgarian Councils.
OJLIHA , November 1,18S0
' 1'e the Editor of TIIE D.uhv BEE.
DBAn Simi-There exists much difference -
once of opinion as to the legality of
using slips or "pastors" on election day.
Would you be kind enough to throw
sumo light upon that subject through the
coluuuis of Tim BEi : , and oblige yours ,
JehIN PETEnsox.
It is the opinion of well-informed persons -
sons that pastors are all right , but it
is perhaps batter to write time name of
time candidate oneself and be sure of it.
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CURES
Rheumatism , Neuralgia , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , Backacha. Headache , Toothache ,
VoruTat rim tlricnubcE i.'tr Ue'.ruhcs ,
AMI ALL aDlaa uuuuY rAlas tilt mimics ,
coWby Drerthtled n.ehree. ery'rv. re , t'Inr Ceul. . botill
Inrecaee , in In I. . ' t''v ' , .
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330,000 tort 52.
Regular Monthly Drawingwilltake dace
In the ilayonto bull , Ilaionly Temple Build.
D ing , In Louerinc : , Ky.
Thursday , November 20t1883. .
A Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawings ,
chartered by the I ilature of Ky. , and twice dolor.
od toeal by the hlgteeat court in lho State. Bond
gtvai to henry Cotmt in the .ttrn of S1W,000 for the
prompt payment of all prizos'.old ,
A IIEVOLIITION IN SINGLE NUMBEIt DRAWINGS
jiJ Evcrv ticket holder hlsown supenieor , can all
out the number on hie ticket and eoetho correspond.
Ing nutuber on the tag placed lu the wheel In hU
j.recece. 'There druvbr aalll occur on the mast
1huredey of ever' mouth. Bead the ma niiacent
November Scheme ,
1 I'rho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i 50,000
1 l'rize . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000
1 141 zo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,000
2 1'rmzes , S.too each. . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,000
6 rrize9 , 1,000 , each. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,000
20 Prize' , 600 each. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000
100 rizcs , 100 each. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000
200 Prizes , U each. . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000
too I'rtzes , 20 eacli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000
1000 Prizcs , 10 each. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000
0 Prizes , Sot each AppromoAtiooi'rizes 1,700
' each " " rJWt
0 i'rizce , 400
0 Prizes , 100 each " " 000
1siT 1'rea h11g40p
27 Ticlrets , 550. t Ticlltets , $100 $1'
an resatDOhI"1' S1 ND BI umu01ST1 ImED or t eontl n I ,
ml l'osT oFI'icmi omt06R , until furtharemotlce. Op
or , of SS and upward by mcprese , can by ezob al out
apeuea. Addreed all orders to .7. J LOBOLAS ,
LoulatukKy , d eat tu th.&wleb5vcm
p TUEPUILOIOPIIYOF AEAILICIIE ,
T1IESTOIIACIITIIEBOWELS ANDTtini.1vnn
AItE I1FSi'ONSIIILK FOIL EERY PANG THAT
1A'S TIIEIUAll. 1tKOULATETONL'AND IIAR
. bl ) sIY.U 'TIIE ACTION OF TiIE3it ALLIED out.
a uANS , WITH " TARRANT'S } SELTZFI
i trus Se at41. . SOLD 1W ALLDnUOpiSTS.
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PIIAIlOIi'8 COIIIIPOBPiD OF
0a a PURE COD LIVER
ai ' OYL A ND LIME/
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To the Consutnlmtlvo.-Let thoseveht
c laup' 'beh under the fatal severity of our cli
hate pu'ouglr any pulimotiary complaint me
n oven tlmoio who mire m decide. Cunsum'.tjon '
I by no means despair. Titers is a sate as
to ame remedy at hand , and nus oselly tried
. "II'ilbor'a Coslpound of CoJ.Lfrrr Oil nn
b Idutr , without pea oaeing the very uauseatin
flavor of time Oil as heretofore used , ms rndowo
by the I'hoaphato of Lime with a healing pr n
OC .arty which renders the011 doubly cttieacluu
Betuarkable testimonials of its efficacy can bo
elmown. Sold by A. . It , Wtt1 < OR , Chomtl
am Uustun , and all drv rgita. {
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Dry Gooth !
CO. ,
Washington Avenue and Elfth Street , - - - ST. LOUIS , MO
STEELE JOIiI SOE' & Coe
Wholesale Grocers !
AND JOBBERS IN
FLOUR , SALTS SUGAR1 S CANNED GOOLL ND ALL GROCERS' ' SUPPLIE S
A FULL LINE OF THE BEST BRANDS OF j
Cigars and Manufactured Tobacco.
AGENTS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN S'RAND POWDER CO
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Double and Single Acting Power and Hand ' ,
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Engine Trimmings , Mining Dlachimlory , Bolting , Hose , Brass and Iron Fittings
Steam Pneldng at wholesale amid retail , HALLAD AY WINDMILLS , CHURCH
AND SCHOOL BELLS.
Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Neb.
J. Aa WAKEFIELD f '
eWIIOLBSALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Shuiia1e , Pickets ,
SASH BOORS BLINDS MOULDINGS LIME CEMENT , PLASTER &C
STATE AGENT FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT OMPANY
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - OMAHA , NEB
MAX MEYER & CON ,
IMPORTERS OF
CIGARS !
AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC
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PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS :
Reina Victorias , Especiales , Rases in 7 Sizes from $ G y
to $120 per 1000.
AND THE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS :
Combination , Grapes , Progress , Netraska : Wyomiiig aft 6.
Brigands.
WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICES.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES ,
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MIiUFAOTURER OF ON BTIUOTLY FIRST OLABS
Carraaes ! a
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AND TWO WHEEL CARTS.
1319aadSSOIlarneyStreet . and4038.13thStreet , wf1itA A NSB
n4rateft Catatocue hunl.hed free upon annllctttan t
PEZECTIO . T
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Heating and Eakun g
Q Is only attained by using
CHARTER
Stoves and Ranges ,
WITH VIDE GRUIE OVER D OOfl S
For sale by
IdILTON ROGERS & SONS1
.11 OMAHA.
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DEALERS IN
r Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
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' , LOCKS , &c.
7.020 : ' r 3 m Jtroezte Ozasz ut.
