THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 6 , 1884.
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TllE PRESIDENCY.
Ravioed returns from the doubtful
states yivo reasonable uaauranco of republic
public m triumph. The Btato of Now
York hao boon placed in tlin republican
column and Indiana ia conGdontly
claimed as aafo for Blatno nncl
Logan. Wiiconeln in no longer
classed as doubtful and Michigan
'
is regarded as safe fur the republican
candidates. On the other hand , the
oolid couth has been broken by Virginia ,
and her electoral vote will bo cast for
Blalno and Logan unleaj her bourbon
local officials shrill suppress the re
turns. The only northern slatca which
have declared for Cleveland nro Now
Joracy and Connecticut but unions the
thirty-fix , electoral voteo of Now York
are added to thesa stales the democratic
candidates are hoDolctnly wrecked. The
poraiatoncy with1) ) which loading ] donio
cratio organs aooort that their candidatco
have carried Now York forcshadowo an
electoral contest which is liable to lead
to aoriouj complication ? .
Tin : national debt has been decreased
633,000,000 cinco the 110th of Juno.
This ia about at the rate of § 100,000,000
a > ear.
IT is in cloao presidential elections like
tliut of Tuoaday that the little throu-
electoral vote states can put on very important
!
portant airs.
THI : Epinojpalinus of Nobraslcn have
about aa much trouble in electing a
bishop as the American people have had Aii
in electing a president. of
tin
BETWEEN Boas Stout's ruble stone tnt
tnt.n
trains and Jim Laird's gravel trains the in
vote of the oouth Platte country is in a
decidedly petrified condition.
cit
\VliATfiVBU may bu the result of the
presidential election the people of Doug
las county are anxiously awaiting to
loam , beyond the shadow of a doubt , sbl
who is to bo our next coroner.
ooi
LINCOLN cast about 2,700 votes and aft
Omnlu polled 7,704. This shown that , o
Omaha ia nearly thrco times as largo as Ni.
Lincoln , Oaialu has about 05,000 people ido
plo and Lincoln between 1,000 ! ) and >
20,000.
by
Iris certainly a rather fowl proceeding coi
to restrain the crowing of the c.unpaign
rooster BO long , lie should bo allowed 10
to announce himself from the political till
fence oven if ho had to take It nil back of
the next day. ox
pa
TUB voice of the Rod-headed Huostor pawl
of the ROCKI'OS is heard throughout the wl
canons of Colorado , Bel ford wants to bo of
elected to the United States senate , and
op
ho is running as an independent candi Iu
datu.
BU
Junoi : AYiiiTK , of Pennsylvania , has an
decided that iv physician must obey a lei
summons to give testimony as an export BO
without remuneration , and the "medics" 111
are up in arms. The legal fraternity will pa
now have to brush up ou medical juris ah
prudence. si
thTl
Tin : republican stutu committee of Tl
Now Hampshire ia evidently composed OB
of workers. It so happened that nearly oil
: tOCO voters of that atato were absent th
from their legal residences , and arrange BO
tnonts were successfully made to have I"
them nil at the proper polling places on Of
Tuesday. Col. Stevens , United States au
auSt
consul , came all the way from Smyrna St
to exercico the right of franchise.
TiiKfatoof General Gordon scorns to
bo still in doubt. Ono thing sceras ovi
.dent and that ia that the British government
mont did not give him needed assistance
as promptly oa the exigence ! of the oc
cation demanded. Either the strength
and the determination of the enemy were
underated or England's sinews of war are
, becoming palsied.
IN accordance with the determination
.expressed by holders of about § 12.000 , to
00 of Texas and I'aciOo securities ro-
aiding in Philadelphia and Baltimore ut
a committee has been appointed to look
after tloi.r Interests. The committee j
fltates that its is
object to formulate a
plan of mobilization , and that it will no
act in concert with Gould if ho will rn.
move the Mistoivri Pacific interest in tin1
T xa Pacific boat -1 of directors and no-
cord thorn many otxior things ( or whicl or
f hey will ask. Uu understood that if at
Mr. Gould docs not comply with the ro
quosla the oommitteo will apply for the
appointment of receiver ; .
TKADH RELATIONS WITH SOfTIl
AMKHIuA.
It is eafo to aay that hardly ono out of
ton commissions designated by congress
over accomplished any good cither for the
appointing 1 power or the countiy at
largo. Kjpocially is this the case where
politics in the halls of national legisla
tion are at it fever hont utid the success
tiol party becomes a paramount duty to'
services that should bo of practical bene
fit to the people , Woknowof nocommliision
111hi
however appointed at the last session
hiol
ol congress which can Accomplish moro
for the trace of the United States , if its
duty is hoJiestly nnd faithfully perform
illCl
cd , than that which was designated to
visit Mexico and the countriin of Centra
and South America in the interest ( f our
31O
commerce. ( The fact tlmt wo have dircc
railroad communication witli the halls ol
MM
Monte zunn and ( hit our sea-ports ncarcs
tc South and Central American pointi
tcat
are connected by railroads witli nil tin
grain ' fields , vjo.kihops and prominen
g'bi
business oostions of the United Status
maku this a moat opportune time for'
thu uforcaaid commission to ntart on ita
misnion with the determination to gain the
good < will of a , valuable and extensive
demand market too long neglected by
ditl
the producers and business men of thoao
tlU
United Statca , This commission expects
tc leave Now York on the 15th instant ,
for the City of Mexico. Proper prolim- '
I nary work hna already been in astivo
progress t for some time by way of feeling
the pulse of metropoliton trade cantors ante
to the desirability and value of the mi
dertaktng. Now York , Boston nnd Phil
adelphia are in full accord with the ob
jccts of thu commission , and are in favor
of granting all necessary subsidies and
direct ; financial aid required. The prom
inent business men of these cities a ay
that notwithstanding the proximity of
th United States and its high standing
in the commercial affairs of the entire
inW
world , there are many prominent
South American ports that are never
visited by our trading or transfer vessels.
The Argentine Republic alone has
eleven ship * constantly plying between
it and England , and not a single ono
spreads its sails for and turns its helm
to our shores , which are much nearer and
tomi
much moro advantageous when reached.
miK
Even the mails are carried to and from
KHi
the United States in a roundabout and
Hini
most unsatisfactory manner. Tnvso
niAt
American business men showed their
anxiety to BCD the commission at work
by offering numerous practical sugges
tions , which will undoubtedly bo acted
upon. For instance , they recommend
neceeaary improvements in banking and
the custom service botwcon the tvo
countries. They allow whuro partial and
exorbitant duties on the part of the South
American countries render certain lines
tr.ido impracticable , and above all
they advise n camploto ro-arrangu-
tnent of our consular system
relation to thrso governments
While England has able and high sal
aried representatives in all the loading
cities of South America wo have only a
few and the compensation is too small to "
secure men of thu requisite qualifications
men 1 who would bo able to live comfort
ably and do commercial ai wall as political
lea work for the United States. The
commission will return to Sun Francisco
iftor visiting Mexico , and then proceed
i Guatemala , San Salrador , Honduras ,
Nieiraugua . , Ooatallico , Venezuela , Unit-
States of Columbia , Ecuador , Bolivia ,
idle , Chill , M ondoza and the Argontlno
Republic , in the order named , and return
way of Brazil. The mcmborn of this
commission have an arduous duty to par-
form , a long journey before them aud nu-
porior diplomatic skill is required to make
their miaaiou aucceasful and conacqiiimtly
untold value to our commurco. The n
oxputiBO will bo no email item , but com
pared to benefits that should accrue it la
mere drop in the bucket , especially
when considered alongeido of huudrodb
thousands thrown a\voy [ on ninny
cphomoral congressional underlakinga wo
know of. U la an investment tlut will
suriily bo profitable to our outiro people
and ono that oliould have boon made n
long time ago before the foreign dnaL'r
places that Ho adjacent to that vaat ox-
panoo of navigable water that vrnahca thu
ahoros of the lending countries of the
glebes nnd the Interior municipulilka
that ataud in tlio shade of the Andua ,
The business nion of the United States ,
oapoclnlly these in our largo tri'storn
citioa of Chicago and St. Louis , which nro
the supply communities for all of the ia
seaboard niarkota named In certain
products will attentively watch tlio work
the commiation and bo solicitous for a
sucjcBsful and satisfactory ending of the
South American tour. of
of
Now that the proposition to sell the
old court-house property has boon carried
the city council and the county commis a
elonors should immediately consult with
each othorastothupropercoursotobopuf
sued as to the disposal of the property
orty so that it shall not pass out of the
hands of the city. If thu board of trade it
desires to purchase the city lot at the
southwest corner of Sixteenth and Farn-
am streets , the money realized from this
source can bo turned over by the city
the county commissioners in payment
for the old court-houso lota. If the lot
the southwest corner of Sixteenth and in
Farnam is not purchased by the board of
trade , it can bu readily disposed of to ' "
sumo capitalist at a handsome price , but by
bettor location for a chamber of com it
merce can bo found than this lot , and wo
hope the board of trudo will buy it in
Omaha certainly ought to have a chamb
of commerce building , und tlut , too ,
on early day. Hoirover , the commis i
sioners and the council should immedi
ately proceed to carry out the idea of the A3
proportion that Lai been voted upon , as
the money fa needed for ( ho retaining
wall and other improvements around the
now court-house , and this work ought
not to bo delayed any lonrcr than pjtsi
ble.
GROWTH OF OMAHA.
The growth of Omaha in strikingly
illustrated ' in the vote polled at Tuea
' day's election. The highest vole over
pulled in this city prior to this wan in
the | presidential election of 1880 when
the total vote was ' 1.517. The total vote
for ' the Blaine and Cleveland electors
:
foots up 7,701 , an incroa o of 'Jlfi7 votes
.
in four years. In ] 880 the vote of
Douglas county wan 5,805 , In the fol
lowing year it dropped down to 3,308.
In the election of 1882 , when wo elected
stnlo olliccrs and congressmen , the total
vote of the county was 5,820. InlSS.1" !
the vote polled on auprema judge was
5-lM5. ! The total vote of the county this
year will bo n fraction over 0,300. Tr
other worde , the population of the
county has incaeacod 80 per cent in four
' years. The increase In Omaha is nboui
tha namo. The population in 1830 , nc
' cording to the national census , was 30 , '
052 nnd adding 80 per cent to this wo
now have 55,17'l people. This is certainly
.
tainly a very heavy growth in four years ,
and if wo Increase in the name ratio in '
the next nix ycarj wo shall have 121,309
people in 181)0. )
No matter whether Charley Brown ia
elected or dofcatod the grand support
givan him by these who know him best
and cpprcciato his marked ability and
untarnished integrity is an honor of
which any man should fcpl proud. The
sturdy , mipurclmsablo and manly voters
ol 'In I'irat district have boldly pro
chimed him their champion , compared
with which a monopoly-manipulated teat
in congress has not thu alighteat tinge of
triumph.
IT is gently whiaporod that Dr. Miller ,
in the event of a democratic victory , is
to have a position in Cleveland's cabinet
in reward for his great services and dia
appointment in the lildon- Hayes cam
paign , it is intimated that his appoint
mout to a cabinet position will bo at the
request of Samuel J , Tildon , who had
intended to make the doctor secretary of '
the interior.
'I'm : New England association cf cchool
superintendents has boon discuss-
ing thu question "flow to ofi'oct a judi
cious cut down in geography. " The boat | j
way we know of is to send out no moro
north polo expeditions and keep Stanley '
out of Africa.
Tin : last thing that St. John did at
the close of the campaign was to nail <
that "villainously malicious" campaign
ho. |
TUB probability is that Hon. Charles an
II. Brown has bjon elected to congress
as the successor of Hon. A. J. Weaver.
THE Brooklyn bridge is very convenient -
voniont for practically illustrating the '
"early and often voting" system. go
How many candidates there are to-day cli"f
who wished they had written lottery of "
non-acceptance. of
COI
MANY democrats said Grace bcfor en
they took their Cleveland crow in Now
York yesterday. roc
IN the Second congressional district boiT
thu fight between Laird and Stickol is ha
very close. Or
My
f
CONOIUHSMAN WUAVEII takes a back | .
)0
seat , unices wo nru greatly mistaken. ucr
Ign
Tin : ballot as well as the ballot causes
up
heap of trouble ti the male sex. on
po
Tint
IJorton Herald. foi
Thu agitation nowgoingon in England ,
which has for Ita purposu n change either UK
in the tn
construction or constitutional au
thority of the llou.io of Lords , is in real
ity ono of the moot serious movements
that England hna known for ngroat many
years. For u long time past them has
boon among the oxtreinu Liberals a dis
position shown to speak of the upper hii
branch of Parliament as n chamber which
Ima outlived its tisoftilnosi. From timu
to tiini ) throats have been made that if
the Lirdadid not nuke thia concession
or vote in favor of that bill , they would
bo ignominiously deprived of thu power my
they have over impuriul logiftlatinn
But every one hus rocoguizud the emp
tiness of the u threato , and probably no de
member of the House of Lords has had ha
hia sleep disturbed in consequenceof hawl
them. The present agitation , however , at
of a deeper mid niuc' < moro determined it
character , and , what ia moro , it ia carried nil
on in connection with a movement to ex nilTi
tend the franchise a connection so in on
timate as to make thu tucceaa of the lat ual
ter plan the almost inevitable precursor
u change in the character of the Houau sai
Lords. An English statesman and tiv
poor said some years ago in speaking of u n't
franchise bill that was then under consid lo
eration , that it was better to concede wi
littlu than to bo kicked down stairs. ch
But if wo do not wholly misinterpret IT
Lord Salisbury's position , ho is convinc a
ed that to make concession now would BO
bo to encourage the kicking , and that if bo
the House of Lords is to maintain itself , to
must insist on having the last word to tobe
ay in the matter of franchise extension said
and rcdiitricting. On former occasions , cli
the denunciations of the House of 0
Lords iiavo been confined to n th
comparatively few men , recognized us being - tin
ing ultra in their views , and hence not ' \ \
wholly tn bo depended upon by sober- It
minded Englislinu'ii , But now a reform 10
the HOUBU of Lords is demanded by 10d
some of the ablest statusnuui in the jui
united kingdom , and IB uvun asked for nnd
prominent members of the Huuao of nilW
Lords itself. Undurthcao ciroumatuncea ,
almost goes to show without saying to
that if the liberal party can continue
power for two or thruo years moro , it wli
peaceful , but nonp the less important , pp. Tlio
litical revolution is likely to tuko place ir IV
Great Britain a revolution which will bo till
looked buck to in time to come ns being of
historically of nearly as much importance ofwh
that change which took practical aa Th
ministrativu power from the throne for in
thu j.urpoao of giving it to parliament. ot
TALES OF TELEGRAPHERS.
Some Excillrz Experiscccs of Opera
tors on the Froiiiier.
Two Tliillllns lloljlipi'les How n
Trnln'n * Saved Queer MCH-
llnw n .Alan host
JIN lUtr.
Sidney ( Nib. ) Utter to the N. Y. Sun.
Several old telegraph operators me :
hero lust night , and in the course of :
long conversation told of their oxporicn
ccs on thu frontier. Ono of them brgan
by recalling the great bullion robbery at
this placo. It wa ? at neon , nnd most of
the depot nnd stage hands had gone
across the yards to dinner. As the operator
rater sat in the telegraph oflico alone
two men presented themselves at hisdoor
nnd demanded admittance. Both had
rovolvorn. Ho jumped up and lot them
it , and they bound and gagged him. Believing
lioving howos safe they wont away.When
they were out of sight ho managed to
got " to hia instrument and by lying clown
on ) the table fouud that with ono of his
hands ho could roach the koj. By do
Kr2us ho Imprpicd his position until the
Cheyenne ollico was raised nnd
ho told them that n robbery vrnn
in progrnas. The operator nt that
point ! kept , him posted ns to the proceed
ings thennnd in n few minutes ho was
gratified ( ' to hoar the intelligence ticked
over the wires that tha superintendent
01at
and n party ot detectives were on route
for Sidney on a special train. The dis
tance was 102 milea , but the run was
made rapidly tint people of the tovrn
were hardly aware of the robbery before
the train dashed In. The operator had
by that time been released , and it was
found thnt tha thlovoa , who hod boon
secreted under the depot , had como up
through n halo In the iloor niado by re
moving a board. The bullion weighed
about 500 pounds , and , ns it was thought
that they could not have carried it far , n
vigorous search was mndo near nt hand.
Before night the greater part of the gold
was founain a hole under the depot , and
the remainder was discovered in a ad
joining coal shod , where it had been
dropped. The thieves got. away with
only about § 13,000 in currency.
THE OOALALLA. JtODBEnY.
Another operator romnrked that ho' '
was the man who discovered the O alalla
train robbery. Ho wna in charge of the
littlu olllcp at Kuarny. Ho had had avery
"
very stupid afternoon , and "as the day
was miserable without , ho dozed moro or
less. Ho tried to rend , but after it
became necessary to light thn lamp * ho
found this occupation diatntcfu ) , und aa
IK ono came in ho leaned forward , plao
ing ; hia arms on hia lablu nnd hia head up
on them. " 1 must have slept eoundly for a
while1 ho said , "for I lost rojsolf
entirely for an hour or two , but presautly
had j an indistinct impression that someone
ono was calling that I could hoar the cry ,
'Help I Help 1" nnd I was powerless to
render any assistance. Finally I sat bolt
upright , with a nervous feoHng as if
something ternblo had happened
which I ouqht to have pre
vented. I rubbed my eyes and
looked around sleepily. Iho depot was
empty. It was dark ouuido , nud thu
rain was falling. I stopped to the door ,
and lojkod out for n minute , but heard
nothing. Then I went back to my desk ,
tilled and lighted my pipe , und began to
read. My eyes had just fallen on the
pa o when my instrument sounded once
or twice very feebly. I looked at it
closely. It ticked again nlmoatinaudlbly.
'Something' the matter , ' thought I. I
got up , an3 leaned over tno sounder and
listened. I could just catch the faintest
click , as if n child might have been playIng -
Ing with a kty somewhere. While I 1m
tenod. 1 began lo comprehend the nature
the measatjo that was being aent. 1
could not catch all thu lottora , but I got
enough , after listening to it a dozen
times , to make out this much : 'Og.ilalla ,
Ojjalulla , Hojp help. ' It Hashed upon
all at onco. The overlani train was il
being robbed , or had boon robbed. I
grabbed my key nnd lot everybody
have it from Cheyenne to
Omaha. There waa eomo live
telegraphing there for n timo.
They sent engines out from two or three
points , and got to Ojjalulla In tirno to
acaro the robbers off. You SOB I was a
great dual further off than n dozen other l >
operators , but somehow I waa the lirat
ono that caught on. The way it hap
pened wi)3 tins : The robbera came into
tin depot at O ilalla about an hour before
fore train time and bound nnd gagged
tin oporntor. After they got him lixcd
thuy sat around and waited. When the A.
train druw up they left him , nnd ho im
mediately got himself in a ponition
nhoro ho could u o the key a littlo. Tin
boys who saw him say it is a mystury
how ho overdid it. His legs woru tied
tv.'ico nnd hia arms woru pinioned behind
him , so tlut it was utmost impossible to
move oven the fingers. Thu fact thnt I
coula not catch two nonaecutivo letters
until I had hoard the message ton or
tivelvo limes shown how faint the stroke
waa. It wna the quuorcul oxpuriunco of
lifo. "
AX KXOITINO
A third man said ho had scon a good
deal of survivu on the border , nnd hud
hud n good ninny adventures , only ono of
which ever impressed him much. Down
( Jranada , on thu Santa Fo road , yhen
was lirat opened , he hnd had n circus
ono night with a party of robbers ,
The country then was a very dangerous
out1 , and the management WHO in contin
fear of desperadoes.
"I was in the cilice ono evening , " ho
said , "getting ready to oloso up , when
live very hard men cimo in. They did
say much at first , but seemed to bo
looking , the ground over. Wo were al
ways on the lookout for that kind of \
chaps , and as the machine was ticking 1 10
pretended that some one was asking mo
question. I laughed a little , and ,
seizing ! the key , I broke in with , 'Every
body Don't btop the express at Granada t
to-night , whether signaled or not. Rob.
bora hero. ' They tytd mo sharply , but
nothing Thoaoundorkoptup a merry
click , and I leaned back in the chair. Tney
fooled ( around for half an hour and \
then ono of them naked inn what time
train was duo. 'Eleven five , ' I paid.
'Well , no want it , ' ono of thoin replied. \
told him that I would signal it. Ab nit
10:30 : I got out the red Iviturn and light
It. Just as 1 got it Iked two of them
jumped up with revolvers in their hands
slid thuy nnuld save mo thu trouble
While OIIQ uf thuin covered mo with a \
phlol tin ) others tied mo ( lit on my back
u settcu. 1 ojuldn't niovu head or foot
Afit'r they got mu there I binn to think \
what sort of n scrauo 1 had got myself in
train -would comu presently and
uld go Hying by , nud lliou those rut-
throats would murder mo just for the fun \
it I h'ld ' thought thu thing nil over TI
when I heard A ehsrp whistle ami a roar
) men run cut to iho pln'furm nith A\r
aks on und revolvers in hind , Ono
them h d the Imiteni , winch ho swung iU
\norou > ly. In going out on the pla'
form they had left the door opm , so
that I could sco things pretty well. I
begun to hope that the trait
would Btrp , for I know it contained
men enough lo do up that crowd if not
taktn too much by surprise. The roar
cimo nearer nnd nearer , until at Ir.st I
know by the sound thnt they were not
going to stop. With the whistle blowing
nnd the duit flying in clouds aho swept by
like n streak of lightning. It waa nil up
with me , I thought. The rubbers drop
ped the lantern nnd Ivcrm to swear.
Then I could hoar them talking , ntui
pretty soon I inado up my mind tint thu
train had stopped down the road a way
nnd thnt they were watching it. Befoio
long thry took to their hecli , mountid
their horaca nnd wore gono. When the
train men came up to the depot , nil
armed with Wmchnutera , 1 waa the only
occupant They roloaacd mo and I told
them whit had happened. A couplu
them stayed with mo nnd the truii wont
on. If any exproaa over came no.irer being -
ing rnbbcd without going through the
mill than that ono did , I'd liku to know
it. "
SCAUII : ) OUT or HIS HAUL
The last tpenkrr waa ono who had no
hair on his bead , but who said in response
to nn inquiry that no scalping knives hnd
ovnr taken it off , "It was just scared
off , " ho ( ixclained , "down townrd Jules
burg. Ono day I wns nt my desk whei
the man up at Hooper's sidiny , ton or
twclno miles away , telegraphed dowr
that ho wao surrounded by _ redskins nnd
that they were whetting their tomahawks
on the wires. I thought U was n pretty
Hood joke tir.til ho telegraphed that the
station wna in flames , nud that n lot of
the Indians hnd set out for my plr.cc.
Then 1 began to prick up roy cars. There
were not many of un there juot thru , and
wo were in no condition to fight Indians
anyway. Wo throw up a brcaotworks
and got everybody who had a gun ,
piatol , n club , or a knife to fall in. It
was about sundown when wo got ai
ready for them. While wo were waiting
nervously for the onslaught , ono of the
citizens , n saloon-keeper , came riding
up in mad hnato and chotitcd there were
just 'millions of them coming ' 'You
follows are all ns good ns mnsascred norr ,
ho said. 'There's only just ono thing to
do , and that is to telegraph up and down
the line for help. Put it strong , now , '
ho said tn mo. 'Beg , implore , exhort
them.1 Well , I could rattle a key pretty
well in those days , and 1 everlastingly
begged for help. 1 was thoroughly
scared , and I threw my whole soul into
the work. After nbout nn hour o"
ngony Clieyenno broke in with , 'Oh
turn youwelf put , you big calfl Whnt's
the matter with you ? ' This cooled mo
oil'n little , nnd I looked outside nnd saw
the people coming and going as usual
They had put up n gorgeous joke on mo
just bpcauso I waa a telegraphic tender
foot. My hair full out BOOH after that ,
and it IIM never urown nince. "
IN THE PASTRY
OF
XTST1T ) .
Vnnllln.T eninnOiance , ctoi flavor Cnkciv
Crttiiiii , * ( [ , ! ' * Ullcatvlynnd unt
rally UN the fruit from tt hlch they arc ma tie.
VOU STRENGTH AM ) TRUE FUUIT
FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE.
PREPARED py THE
Price Baking Powder Co. ,
Chicago , III. St. Loulo , Mo.
MAKERS or
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
- NO
Dr. ] Price's Lupiilin Yeast Gems ,
ICcnt Dry II ( > | > Yi-nit.
2TOI3 C .TjX3 X3-
WE WAKE HUT ONE QUALITY
. favorite pmcrlptlnn of * note < l ipoclallil { .norrr-
tlroU. ) I2ru eUtnpJui _ flU lt * AiJdreM _
sso
" '
"J.'T. ARMSTRONG. M.D.
Practice Limited to Di&eahes of the
Eye and Ear.
503 Farnam StreetOMAUJ
SPECIAL NOTICES "
ro
T/jriNI'TTO / fOAN In mm not $3COaiid ujmnrds
iVI O.K. Da\l3 an ) Co. , Hinl KiUta aud I.nan
Agents , li 05 rare am Kt. 293 tf
ONKV loaned oa chattel * . lUllroad Tlcketa
M bought and sold. A. Foreman , 213 8. Ittli
7(9 U
P
Oil AHA financial Kxihauue , larpo or email loans
inicumii ] | iprcnn't twcuiitv < illcu hours 0 to 6
week diyi , 10 tolHuiiJa . 1603 K.I ill ill SIreit. F
Ill to IJoo. 2
Joi
\TANTKI > - > first clisu ojttcr cook nt OcttyV , Jp
> 1117 Iloualas etrtot. 155 6
\\fANTKI ) A go.iRl \ 1 for KoncrM homework.
Ajiply ft * Turner Hall , W. i' , Uronzen , corner
li nd HowardB'.reot * . Ifiltf
i
rANir.O-Almtchirat 15.6 Hurt .Street , 4IUI
l21.Bp
P
I-A fl'et-'hfscook and laundresi In
) qulrunt rcsids'uoof 11 IIVooil , 513 north aid
ttrnt , uttvM.O' ] Cam and CalKoinU. 120 tl F
lTANThl-llrl ( for hniucwoik. unli alter 6 in
„ , )3l3CaloriUitroet. ) ! ( 12S 6p
?
\\rAN'TKI ) Autcalv baker and oni'lj imkerullh
II refcrtiiiiuj At'i > 'y iuuncilUti b toIocK box 0 ,
North liunJ , Nub. 12 : 6j > P
\\f < "I rii ; > A inlddlcd-iKOl woman to take rare
if ilillJ CulUt jiu t. SMn eh cut , near PF
115 fll F
Us
Nfl- : ! ) \ roinpstt.'nt Klrl frgen < ril lon 0' 13(1)
MO k , 211U llu.nujttreut. .
\\7ANTKD Ono to thrco fclaUm. Dratand laimb F
li Anilum Lulldlui ; Council Illillld. U , ttrsuo. FF
110 Op F
\\rANTKD-Co-k at lUnai-t Iloust. Kpint'ii need trow
t un''y. lisa , ! ra.d
D A tlibt c'aw | > try cook at the C.'oz- F
1SOO
VAN1'A ' : < 1' < " 1 i ; " d prlceistial ]
work ami flic , alJ. Audi. > tJ W. Hcarlck , SOIF
Iloatrlu , tll , V7J Up F
\ < NTKn-lra > elint ! mlrmimn lo ell rubber nd
I U > uU an I bh * i > n co iu tbluii tu tl boot und
luutndetlroun'buut Uic.NiH'li utit Heferti'CJ ' rt' . .
red Addict * "K. 11. r. Die vtce. 9:3 ( ij > J.
\\TANTFH f > > 4 cltl fcr fcneral houfcwork. j
' t u * tlieg oilrcok Applat 2420 Ilftinry I
.Mr4.J M llinr-ton. 95S-tf |
XSl f.H iTiFurd ( till to do KcntraT houstwnrk
In a ijml'j of twjieisuiis. | AilclrceiA C 1) ,
Ileorlllce. Ointf
" \\'ANIiu ;
> > ttllors at S.'l 12th St. 633 1m
U ARcnn lor tt.o Mmtit lUil IHMir ute
Co.UltoM tha Compiii } at Stiutt Xtli.
CSS-lm
. _ _ I.vlleiorsentiernen Inclt ) orcountry
tolMcotilcc , lUht arid | It.'mnt work nt thcli
onn liortc , | 2 to$6ad yi'fwlly and quietly made
rk nt bv ' . nil ; n > iaina slntfj M > s'anip for rci'lj
a llcllabio Man l'i ; Co , I'lil kdtlphli , 1'a ,
COM tu
WANTKD-AKentfl to wll OatUnhurfal ! IMil
ratoron monthly t J menu Call on or ad
fi W. I ) ? I1. Lowrj- , room , 119 north lOlh t
Onuha. '
. _ . . _ nil OF. : > TLKMKN-In ci'j
> V or country , to take nlco , Hunt and plo-mi
worlinttliclr own homes ; s51 to 85 per day ojallj ui
quietly made : work lent by nnll no ran'-aulm ; in :
stamp for rcpir. I'leaio a IJtcsalldiablo Mauf'it Oo.t
' p . iOI-lm
WATtKI ) .
Y17ANTBU Rltuilon ! vlthuraln dealer. I\PCI :
\ \ Icnro In bin lip and book I coping. Afilrcsi
"C. H. L."Ucaotllco. 140 7p
, - . _ . . ! > By awnmann lev I
'
out tta'hliu 1 > V the I'flj. "M. B " ' 'so ollko.
143 Op
\\7ANTKD SlttialIon by a } ouni ; man In a ( ton
It orrl\ato | fan < lty. Speaks Scandinavian n
Address "A. 0. " lloooll.ce. 137 7p
\ fjNTF.t ) A f ituatlon bv a fln t-ch's
Vi In clothing , gints furnlohln or drj poods lies
ot reference gttcii I ftNdlindeistand bow to keep
set tf books. Address L. S. M ) cr , cnro the Dee
107-Sp
A\TANI'ED By n widow , n position as hon l o- '
M keeper. Address "D.JI. " Dcoolllce. 1300
" \\7VNTCD "cwliij ? bv thoilty orwcckln shopoi
li prUato family. } an experience 1 ilressmnkcr
Call orndore's 'K."No. lOjhor h ISth St. 1,1S ]
" \\rANltU in a lotMilKtit by nt'inlv cxnciltn o
II man , tuition a b'o d nnd cake bjVcr. I tf
cnuis. Apply J. leu in. Baker Nuth lleiul , Xcb.
" \\7ANTHD Uy njounglaoyasliuall n OB book'
i keeper or copjlst , Address "X , Y , / " Bel
olllcc. 109 Sp
I'ositlon as nimo Ho'f rcn' .
WANTRD
Urn. J. N. Kdliignood , 1123 K. 17tli St. 1)20-1
A V ountf married man wacts eltuatton aa nonk
hooper , \vholeeolo iraiabllshnicut In Omaha ,
Addreac " 0. " oaro Boa. SSU-tf
Furniture salesman who can do tw
WANTED
rias work In our , time but Iliorcuehly utpcr
Icnctd and energetic titcd npi > lv tu M. F. .Martin , 81'
South 16th. 110-7
T\TANIKD Sewlngln famlllcsby the dav or week.
Ti It n competent dressmaker. Apply at north'
cast corner Capitol acnuo and 14th St. 140-Oji
ANTfi 1'upilj li short hand Pitman sy-tarr
Miss Nllcs , 10th end HlPkoij St. 123-lOp
WANTED Two day boirderuat 172
I ) To rent n small f jrnlshcd house
would buy liiriillurolf desirable end ihuap
Address "II. " drawtr 22 , city 070 B ]
TTIT'ANTKO Baslnces. Au actl\e merchsril o
VV th rough bt'fiino.,8 education and l.ablta cmi
tumphtlng n chanqo January 1 t , 1SS5 , i his to pur
r Imtc an interest la a well t stnhlhhcd incr antiio or
imnn'fn.tntin ] ( ; tiiBlncsK , w uld buy cut a small 1 > U8
nc84hai $10 WO cashcan furnish rcfcrcLcea ol a hlul
oridcrand would c\pcct6ame Tasccuicrcilv , ad
dress tiMae Iu 1 name and paitlcula e , "Merchant'
cue. ISco ottko. 50 6 : lo'.vkp
\17ANTKD S5CO to WO.OCO on thlily , flxty 01
11 nmct\ dabcbt sicurit . Addrcud "S " lice
olllcc. 639-tf
\\7-ANTEP To buj a Ity lot to be paid In wccklj
TT or monthly Installments. Address "U. II " I c
olllcc. 012-tf
TTfANTLD J2.000 on HreNclaw city pecurlty.for
V V years , ht 9 per cent. Audrcoa Iox ! 620 Too :
W > 7tfl-tf
roic B Hr Hou3c3 ans
PIOll ItH.VT Three room house and cellar , on liar.
J.1 ntj and 22d Direct , S1200. II. llulculcn. No
\ork Dry OooJs store. If3-7n
I
for tttohirsis , vaiimtht.oonitr4tibt. ! AUKUS
Ilandoiv , Broom 1'actory , Chicago St. 161 tp
" 1,1011 RENT Furnl'lied rooirs 16th St. , between
JT FainamandlJarucy. M. f. Mattin , 310 SouU
16th. 119 7
FOKHKN'T Two e'cKint ref ms in suite with mod
ern In proiemvi t , top lloor. Brunner'a hlook ,
S.V cor 10th and 1)0 J c. Helcrcncea required ,
976 dp
17101 UK.NT Punished room S. K. cor. I6th ai
JL1 Calif rr.ii . slnet. H5-5i-
F Nr Wcasuntnom at 10J3 Dojgo strct
bullable , for one or two entkmiu. Hi-tp
fjiOIlHENl' "millhouse , will , ci'ttrii nnd itood
JP cellar , in wctt O - aha Iuiulio ] of Auics J41-7 ] '
FOIt HKNT Iloom cornir of 17ih nd Qraco Sts
HI tl
FOH UKN'T Smnll cottace , three room' , cruth
SSdetreit. , nqulro 1703 Jacks n ftr.it. 133-7p
FOIl HhNT front nm ! back parlor and two bfd
10 nns fuiul htd , ct CD N. 13d t tied , between
Capltulatciiuuand Ii\cnport eticit. KO 7p
T/OH'Kh T lo'rTm house 21it ami Hurt Jl'i' ' . ' " ' "
JT 4 room hous9 vStn and DoL'Kln iilO. UcfRi k Hill
Itoll istatti 14i b Tu'iiaui St. 084 1
|
FO I ItKNT Tun fron * roo-na'or ( Hjht'lioirVc" .
keepinsf , atS'ilOCI kasfostrea. ] : > Kp
FOIt lir.NT MirnUhed rormS. W. cornsrcf 17th I Oc
and Capitol ru cnuu. 133 Op
i ilj f iriilsheil rooj)3 lorslnj'o ( 'cn
tlcme . in p'Uat fjinllt , ilot'rnblolociM ; h IK
rs uithi i half bloulc. I'orpa-ticulara uddr at "A
B.onlllic. 101 Op
IjiOH KSNT To un'iirnltlii ' ) I rocim f , r ho'jse-
ki'cplnj , ' , and ( .no fiirtilshcd loom , 1GI7 < liku'j
Blreet. 1310i
FOIl IlKVT \ cottaue on Chicago streetbet )4th
ami 15lh fccpilro of Ji.li'1 Mutt 11) Op fir $
I' Verj di'tlrabl i room at 1721 Cipitol plo
1 ; i\fiiiu' Cad at thai niunU.'r. 110-1. . |
an
\ > lt HI.NT Kurnlshoduito of rooms ; else one K.
alnglo loouicrj pca ivitly looted on C'aptnl
Ili'l ' , uusof lii h hcfiool. Address uith ndrAiro
\ Y , / , " Ilio olllca. 118 icii
. | the
FOH IlKNT The corner st ro loth and I.oaxrn. ard
woitb. Appl ) (1. 11. I'vttrtion. 103 tf
' "
FOB HUNT Kocni' , Oil N. lEth street , | 0 per
month. J'bn Biadford,102 IDIhht i ( > 2-lf Lcl
NT Afurnljlitd room at 1J18 Jao'.fon St. 1
71011 IIKNT Large furrlalicil front room sulloblo
foronoortwoB ntlemenj 1710 Chicago St. DOMf G.
FOIlllENT-Wlth board , nicely furnished rooms
with eas and bath room , at B. W. cor. 14th and
Jones streets. 767 8p
1.1011 KENT Cottigo of the rooms , degrade lo. F
cation. 0 F. DavisiCo , 'Mb r rnanut.
FOIl IlKNT-Two nlco front rooms In prltate i > m.
lly forlliiht rouie keeping or 1 cluing , ncwcotUge S
block north of St. Jlary'n u\e. sticet elm. App y Rm
.
oiucntat. 100
Sp flm
Til
FOIl KENT Pleasant furnUhod room.OOi N. 17th.
BS8 Pp
X
> ll IlENF 1'leaiaat furnlthcd room at lli'OCji the
Itol a > o 070-7 -
OIl IlENT-Ooo unfii'nUhf.l room for house. F 1
'keopltiif. Beemer'a tlook , tor.ttn and Howard.
7DO ti
FOIt HKNT Hoiunt roonu with board 106 N.
dlu
18th St. 711-Ep >
ITIOIl HEST-Fltst-cla-s tbrco Itiry brlclt , rnftal
rcf , uarrhuUbo , Iidraull3 flevutor , o > nrrcl
in ntr. llaiiroad ( rack to door. Barker i , lla > nv ,
) a id f' rxun. OJ6-tf t
FOIl IICNT Furnlihed rooniiat 1816 Uodgostreet.
OiO Oil
)
FOIl KENT OIIQ deilrabla room , suitable for ono U
cr two griitlvj.i-ii. I/iatoJ one quarter MOCK
bt UUIJ'H avenue , b > lh rooji and | rt mid
H atcr , 620 I'lcai u.t street. 637 tf
Foil HHV KuriiltliuJ iml uii'urnlthed roonu
< vlth bum ! mole'ii CDntculuucjt. homo comdirH
Funuin , bluu abj\o now Uouit homo P32-6p j
17011 Itr.NT-A rev 'ore ' room ft'id olllcediin.kUIr * ' i
injiiiuir ) m , 1SS5 , un 13 hloucou U'llllanH I
Hickory nnurimtJ t-ft | H-r. 0 0-tt | * - '
1 /
OH ii.NT-ri : : want furnUhed room S , T. oor j clev
Itthand Jlowa.dstrcsU. SC3 tf. J--S
IpOH KENT Fuml'hed riom sndboard $1 01
JL 'week Very best location , 1814 Daicnport.
045-f.p
l/Oll'llKM new nrtUigo tilth fourrc > oin T
Tas street bet. I paienworth and Mason. ln < ni K
32110th street bet. Farnitn and Harnci. A. Kn i- .
17011 S7Uf IIENT Hcga'itlv furnished front room cait /
J1 ind oiith c\-vi urc , ino.irnosmcnlenco * . S. W
corner 17th ami Cass ffll ( f
HnST-Thlrfcn ton dwelling by C. T Ta\ .
lr , corner 14th and DJU IJJ. f 13.11
IIou o7 roomi , Uty ! In C. T.
Tajl r , o rner 14th and Douglas.
TTOR IlKNT Oil \M3-Ahcu o of B to. in ? l.ir
JL andeofinat r,2loti ltli IITII 2I\30. I , n : u > .
per month. luqulro north out coiner CCth and
Pierce St. 77Sti
I7OH IU.NT Tuoor tlmoir nt roonu fium.'jul
-I ? to gcntloxan and nllc , 2115 California St.
St.ffitf
I/OH UK.NT Hrlck ihVcmcnt. Inqulic Uiui ; stoic
JJ rorofr lOlh atdDouchi S 2 tf
I-JOO.M3-With bnrd.djl rali o orwlnto. Apph
i\Rt t C'lUilcallBtel 7 fKtf
_ _
{ 7011 lll'NTVrj do'lrabto furnished TOI mq cen
1 tralh li"A.ud. Apply at Atkinson' ui ! in. . r\
stoic , 16lli . "
'P MUI Hprln * watc .
i 3' 0.tt
IfOKllKNr ' Cottage of flvu tooius. J. 1'hlppi l.oc
_ 'lfil2ruth _ _ 5th ttrrot. _ _
'
T70II lUiN'f Suitool rooms oud boaid Iijl2 l > e lie
X1 63-l-lm
; ,1OllllENr I'ltiiiMnnd ornans from ti > . > ( li/ilirs
. up. A. Ilospc , UilO DovU-o. 480-liu
ipou HI'.NT Ilivl of doiiiiio boii-v , four looum ,
1 Shlnu'idnddltiriill. a month. Apply room
21 , Onutia Nitloual ll.M.lc. . 370-t
I poll IlKOT Hrvndsimo furnished rooms aiflj fct
1 lOthfit. lira. JliySpeneor. ' "
JjiOll KENT A furnished loom 1003 1'aruam et.
207-tf
rnOK ilHNT Ouu tfrtrni oquaru pu.ua. Iuiptrt
JL ? oIKdholm aid Crlolcaon. 410-tf
FOR BALE.
I poll SM.n Second h'indcd hard and sclt oor.I
1 stoics , at Oarb Wire Co'ii ollico , cheap. 167-S
T70II SAtjE An In tcrost In a good paying bust-
f ntsicaii bo had for bou S3 COD. A partner returns -
turns cast for good reasons Addrcsj box 49S citj.
1688
F lOIl UALK-Chcari , rotUurant best location In
city. Addrcjj "I , . " Bco ollico. 152-Sp
FOIl SALE $6001 stock of dry goods notions , un
derwear , furnlitilng | teed < , linens , ladles' Hosiery
.Vc. Nlco clem block , and take property and some
cah. Garrabraut li Cole , 1208 DBU lat St. 147-llp
FOH S\Ij < Nearly now. splendid basn burner ,
Elkhcriicoik'.ng stove and household furniture ,
at 2117 Davenport street. 17-S
FOIl SALE r K TilAIE Interest In new oittigc
7 rootrf nnd lo' , two blucks from street oar , for
good Nebraska land or vacant Omaha property. Ad
dress "Q.1 thisolllce. 155-7
" 17011 tiAUK Six Irish Jcra-y cowa with cal\es2 tc
X1 10 dnjs old , at reasoniblu prices , nno milo \\cst
ol Fair Ground } Spring Valley Stack Farm.
210 ii N. I V. SJLOMON.
FOIl SALE Two Radian t Hnao Double Heater * ,
parlor Sto 01 No. 61 , nearly now , cheap. Com
plete with al extras. J. C. Cowin , Koom No. 7 ,
Urclghton Block. 112-6p
FOR S LE V tlnrouzhly c tibllshnd jewelry
busine'8. ? or partlcuars , address Mra. George
Xitiner , Tckati'ah , Neb. 110 S
T AND POll 'jALK-69qnortjr sections 1st class
JU land 10 to Uj miles hem Omaht $20 to $30 tier
ntre. | jng tlaie. Bo g ) & Hill , Ueal estate 1403 Far-
cam St. 0701
_
/111EAP LOIS -100 good lotlin Park Forest only 7
v/ blocks fr mSrcet cir d > COL south 13th St. . SltC
to J2EO per lot Bogcs & Hill. OSC-1
FINK ItK.SIDEN'Ci : I.OTrf 3CO\ery i holce lots III
OmiraVlewa ditlon , onlv'3 bloikn frem "New
Terminus" < f both re' ' and gi con car linen , SJ'.O for
in-IJc , * et,0 for corner lets. BcgiS&Hill , bcal ei-
ta o 140S Farnam bt. O'l-l
TSSIDE IlEAL EST \TK-SO I tl on ' 'arn'x
JL las and Old ol Bojgs & IIil 'i first and qeund
ui'Wions $100U toil 00. BOJS'J & Hill , lloalcttate
1403 Fainam St. 052-1
17 OR S tK OR KENT A TvutleV Bnardlne.House ,
goo 1 1. . cition. Address "F. II. " Bee olllcc.
05U Op
FIlSALBORi\CH\NGK : For horses or good
mules , a SI 00(1 ( etuck of goods consistlni ; of
clothing , hats , caps , boots and shoes , and gouts'
underwear.V11 take Homo horsesin pait pa > mcnt ,
part nn four tnontha * time bil.nco cash. Address
"W J K. ' Lock Bix at. Onitta , Iowa. Oli-11
RESIAUKANT FOK SAIiE Onoet the best res
taurants and bakery c mblned in Nebraska with
good location and trade cstablishc I in ci.of 0030
lioptiUtion. Only lirat class restaurant In the place
and doing more in bakery line than a I others In city
combined Ice cream pallor in season. Oxen11 , Ice
houses and e\irjthing complete.lMtclI furnlslicd
and lea\o e erjthingillsell at a Bargain and to
right man with smill cash payment and Ualanco on
lout ; time HO | urcluser cm make it pay for Itself.
W S WISH , I'htts notith , Neb. 817-n 21 A
FOHSALU-r.nir IS foot , walnut counters , and 80
feet of first class shelving , dcMiiab'o foi drug.gro-
cery nr book btore. Inquire at the olllcc of Coiindou
C aikson A. Hunt , 1324 rorium street. l-J3t ( (
FOIl SALE 1 pausago chopper , borso power ; one
r'ndcilug kettle , one 1 ird prcai. Apply at Uronk'
Ijn Market , nor. 13th and Pierce SOJ-tl
FOU SALE-8CO.COO feet dry lumber , Ah , Oak ,
'
I'.lui , Basiwood andSoftMiple , K , A. ttln son , St.
Charles , lllohigan. 800 n21p
TYPE Aqua tltvof Job am newspaper typo for
J pale. Abe u i , - > od Zither. C. T. llance , c ro Dcr-
otllce. 765tf :
Olt SLi : ( Cottage of G rooms , bam , corner lot in
Shlnn'a addition ; enl > Jl.r , O.small . cash payment
and balance monthly. Bargain. jlcCaguc , npp.
postolllLO. UIDtl
I TiOll Si. . iOIliXOH\NOi : \ w.tcr power tl M
1
mill , ita onafjr'elling given oa application to
Oeo. E. I'ragg , tta\crly , Ntb. COMni ,
FOH HALE- Now phicton. Inquire ot Geo. Hlg-
gins at north- cat corner 16th end l.db'o
6Sl-tf
F OR SALE 60 feet on Farram street between 5
and 3. Jl. LLO , Grocer , 'J.'d an I Ijea\onworth.
633-1 m
I.IOHSAmH.o ' . binned 'hvicoflt 'lr nd ItUll'l
Neb f.l.i 00 ontho lianlt building 22x44 ; an
olllco build iig whlcdronuf r $15 a ininth ; a large
( i and Imrt'le' prno' eafo with \ ' \ \ llmeloik coit
llluo , al oerv hrgu bank b.tok . fire proof tafe ,
bank cnuntrr , d.sks bird coal stove , In fact , a lOm-
u binit ou HI , together ni li lot 44i66 an Luctut
street. Title i orfict 'I inns i cah , la'anco 0:1 : one
I tw n j ears time if desired. Cull on or acid re.3 Jar
. White , Urand Hand , Neh. 622-tf
IT-UflHAbK A goo I frame house , 6 roon H , all In
trued order JIuit lw moved at once Apply to-
We torn Newspaper Ulon , cor. 12th and linn.
utrceta. EI-tl
FOP. SlT.K-Cheap n necond lund high lop buirgy.
Inquire at Simpson's Carrloire Factory , Dodge ,
between 14th and 16th.
1 , OR HALE 160.0CU brlc.k ou cars at Bellerue. H.
T. Clarke. 218-tf
FOIt SALE A whole lock of clothing , boots and
shoes , buUdingH at cost , retiring from business.
. H. Peterson , 804 south Tenth street. 113 3m
will buya phaeton a 1313 Fatnam St ,
OR HALE Two open 6ooona-n : d bti jlei > l.d
n , oho p , l 1B1H H rucy t ! ,
ttlDCELLANEOUS.
BTH\VEI-rrommi barn N , W , corner Sflth and
Io\in'l s.unu Inckhrswegbt ajout 10..0 Ibt
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finding tuch IK rue , ploiso notify Vf. J , W.Nhana ,
TclcphonuSIS. OSS tf
rilAKUN Ul'-On October S3 , a light b ) her e ,
while ipuln loreluadttwl vwldtiH ) till labntu
tltb W. K.hott , ouo mile west of the birrs , kt.
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pairing. C it Katon , 111 H. 14th Ss. 74a-nl
MIIH. 8CHIIODKH , Utgnctlo Healer , li now loca
. te N. W , coiner 0th and CASJ tat I > agnse
iassfric. 729-n 17
PUIVVtanlK , nlnci ! uuil conpoola cleaned at th ;
sliorlent not ko und at ant tlinu of 'he da ) , In an
entirely or.l < rloi way without the lca t ruclis atlun
( icoupautHor n. IgM or * . with our iuiprnved and
lulurliM apparatus. A. h\Biis It Ua. , 10(6 Caultu \
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LUIVV vaults , slnl.il and cot pOI clesrud with
nnlUry rlunivr Hitl.-ilactiou giuranto" . ! by r' ,
AbeMnucttinnortuJ. M Muuth , ) box 278 e.'Snie.i
Ulllll'.ll STAMP : ) -On y manufacturers InOmaha
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( HUCUfiblOHS TO JOHN O JACOH.1) )
UNDERTAKERS i i
At the old ttand 1117 Farnam fstroot Orde by
ph logcltod and rromntly ittondcd ta ItU