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THE OMAHA DAILY BEIfl SATURDAY NOVEiMBElt 15 , 1884.
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0. Vex , 488 Omahft. Neb ,
MUIIAT HALSTKAII'S Now York J2i
has petered out. It wan an "extra !
nrdona experiment , "
llii : ) FLANNKL has boon declared n
vontlvo of cholera , nnd tlioro is a g
demand for it. Hero ia a chance for a
enterprising Yantao to got n cornered
rod flannel. Wo auppoao white flat
would not answer.
Tun olowncss with which some of
Now York county bonrda of canvas ,
are doing their work la accounted for
the fact that they receive the mumflc
sum of $1.50 a day for their eorv'cea ,
they irant to make enough out of the
to carry them through the winter.
OK account of the democratic colol
tion on Monday night , the board of tr
traa unable to do anything in the mat
of the proposed chamber of commpr.
The board should hold another inootl
and take Immediate stops towards
securing of a proper olto for a chamber
commerce. *
THK state board of canvassers for I
braaka will moot on the 24th of Novc
bor to canvass the votoo for prcaidenl
olootora and judicial oflicora , such
judges and district attorneys , to fill '
cancioa caused by death , resignation , i1
The legislature , which inoola in Janua
will canvass the returns on congrossmi
utato oflicora and constitutional ntnoi
nionte.
Ay illuutration of the way in which
town may bo completely blotted out b ]
change in the tide of traflio ia shown
the fate which has overtaken Liabc
G . , which a few years ngo was at t
head of navigation on the Savann
rivor. It had thirty stores and did
nourishing business. Now there is uol
Binglo house left to mark the spot win
the old to mi stood.
TUB supreme court has the caao of
Marshal Guthrie under consldoratlo
Mr. Guthorlo in refusing to testify at t
Ohas3 trial on the ground that ho wou
criminate himself virtually admitted th
ho had boon justly convicted. If tl
aupromo oourt should grant him n nc
trial it would bo setting n Bolf-confosa
criminal at liberty. Ho can only ho ;
for a now trial on some technical groun
So far as justice is concerned , howovc
Guthrie deserves the punishment tli
has boon awarded him.
Tint cholera continues to spread rapid
in Paris. A singular fact ia that wlu
the drainage is bad and the water i
pure the people are not as yet attack
by the epidemic , while in the cloani
parlu of the city several cases huvo <
ourred. It ia now feared that t ]
country will bo visited by the plag
next year , and extra precautions shot
bo takou. The cholera has made its i
poaranco at Buenos Ayres , in Soi
America , and It is just as likely to appi
In North Ainoricin seaports at atiy tin
"GOVKKNOH" WtoilTON continues to
colvo a good deal of free advertising. 1
Chicago Ncwa is responsible for the I
lowing bit of ROBsip concerning him :
Mr. J. Sterling Morton , the Nobrai
atatesman who has boon suggested as
possible editor of the Chicago Time *
ia a rampant ft
the near by-and-by ,
with his long-winded ea n
trader , and ,
' terror to ov
ho has become a' constant
oouutiy voilloo in Nebraska. This
counts for the demonstrations of dull
with whluli Nebraska editors have hai
the prospect of Mr. Morton's prompt
to the head of the Chicago 2V/ ;
When Mr. Morton comes to take cha
of our contemporary , ho will surroi
himself with frou trade dlssortationisti
is able to cull from the catalpa groves
the rolling-prairie state.
A couuESi'OJ'DKNT of the Chic
Timca writes to that paper asking a ill
bet that Blaiuo ibo
ion of a bet , A.havlng
bo * the next president , while B. wag
that bo will not. "If Elaine Is oleotoi
askea the correspondent , "can B. oh
the bet , us March 4 IB Sunday , i
Speaker Carlisle acting president1 T
correspondent is mistaken In uaylng t
the 4th of next March comes on A S
day. It occurs on a Wednesday. II <
over , If it did corao on Sunday , the pi
idont-oleot could take the oath of ofl
on that day. This was the case in 18' '
Grant's term expired on Sunday , Ma
and Hayes wai privat
4th , at noon ,
Bworn intooflico at the resldenca
John Sherman by Chief Justice Wai
but the Inauguration of ilayea c
VVJieelor did not take place until Mi
day. It wan feared at the time that 'J
don might take aorao steps to assume I
presidency by being sworn in ui N
York city , as the lavr does not rcqn
the president to qualify ftt WnshingU
As the term of the president absolute
expires at noon , on the 4th of Man
. and there c n'be no Interim , It was noc
ary for Dayes to qualify on Sunday , ji
before the expiration of Grnnt'e term ,
A GROUNDLESS FEAR.
Ycsterilny morning several colored
were standing on ono of our street
ners engaged in dlacustlng in real nor
noea the probability of the negroes I
turned back into ohvcry now that
democrats are nbiul to oome into po
Thin feeling of uncisincea among n
tain class of the negroes li duo cnt
to sensational and exaggerated roj
that have been oprcad broadcast by
swashbuckler newspapers that hav <
regard for common sonao , voracity or
prioty. The effect cf exciting the
orcd [ race , north and south , into
fear for their safety and liberty in li
to produce n great deal of disorder
even bloodshed.
There ia no danger whatever that
negroes in this country , either in
north or in the south , will lose their
orty or bo deprived of their rights In
way to go and come as they please
earn a livelihood for themselves
families. In the first place unlvi
freedom Is forever guaranteed to the
jilo of the United States rogardlos
race or color by the thirteenth am
ruout to the national constitution. '
amendment can never bo repealed ,
parly attempting anything of the '
would sound ita death-knollfor it rcqt
throe-fourths of all the states in
union to abrogate that or any o
amendment to the constitution ,
even if it were possible to restore sla
and remand the negro tohlsformormai
the idea that such a plan Is contompl
in preposterous oif Its very faco. We
not believe that the southern ex-si
holders would take all the negroes i
gift If they were to bo compelled to
vide thorn with shelter and food ,
otherwise care for them as they di
Lbo days of bondage. The fact is
the plantation owners are to-day got
the negro labor cheaper than I
3 id during the days of f
ary , and , furthermore , 1
liavo no responsibility for the lifo , he
ind limb of their negro laborers. 1
lo not have to spend a dollar for t
raising during childhood or for their i
iort in old ago. Formerly if a n <
jftby died it iras a loss ot from § 10
$300 to the owner , and the death
nil-grown slave , man or woman , amoi
id to from § 800 to $ tDOO. , To-day
logroes in the fjouthinay die by the h
Iroda from epidemics or contagious
lanes , and the planters do not loao a
liing , nor do they have to contribu
ont for physicians' foes or funeral
onaes. The negroes may suflbr fi
tarvallon or from a lack of mini
nd shelter , but the plan tern c
ot. The present condition of the no
i the south Is no bolter th
' it ia as good as , it waa wl
o was hold in slavery , while
lastoru are materially bettor' oil by
ig freed from the cares and responsi
ties of their former chattels. Tl\j > j9j
time , a few years ago , when the nogr
light have boon in the way of the sou
rn democrats who aspired to office i
anted to rule the state , but for the 1
m years the southerners have had it
iclr own way , and the negroes In
ithor by force or persuasion boon for
j abstain fiom voting altogether or to v
ith them in largo numbers. This i
oubtlcss bo the course pursued in
ituro under democratic rulo. All'
ave so shaped themselves that the b
oeor and his shot-gun are no Ion
coded to insure largo majorities In
outli.
Intelligent colored man , however ,
ot to bo deceived by the dark forol
ngs of the swashbuckler press , an is i
onced by the following telegram to I
Idont Arthur from a colored minister
idlng In a western state :
From observations extending throi
ilno yoar'a residence in the south it
ay opinion that there is great danger
, general conflict between the two ri
n that section , growing out of the f (
if many colored people thai under a di
icratlo admiuiotration they would
; radually reduced to slavery ; theref <
IB a loyal colored citizen , I beg leave
lUggost thut the government leauo insti
.ioim to federal clllcoholdora in the BO
, o bo cautious as to the advlco they f
.ho colored people. Slavery Is dead :
jvor , and the possibility of its rcsuri
tion ought not to bo proclaimed for pa
mil effect.
The National llcjnibUccin , publis
it Waolilngton , which is not numbc
imong the alarmist newsuapors , i
.vliioh has boon au friendly to the uc
ia any paper In America , is cai
jnough to make the following admlss !
The colored man has no evils to 1
greater than those ho now endures ,
right to go where ho pleases will no
kbrldgod , and such avenues of supi
13 are now oppn to him will remain f
is accoasiblo In the future.
JOHN I. DAVBNPOUT , ono of the 1
republican politicians In Now York ,
lad a falling out vrlth Steve Elklns.
t card in the Nov York JlernM ' .
Davenport pays hla compliments to ]
Elkim , who , ho says , "was constitutl
illy so lacking in ability to decide qi
lions which arose , and so deficient In
jcntivo capacity as to have Jnovitt
ind unavoidably committed serious bl
lors in the canvass. " Mr. Davouj
Furthermore says that Elklns' defect :
.hose respects were BO glaring that ,
ills judgment , "the conduct of a trt
odglug liouso upon the Bowery could
) o committed to his management T
my probability of nuccctsful rostiltn \
ittalned. "
to the Liuooln Jonn
socretnry of State Roggon iutimatoa t
\o proposed constitutional amouJin
trovlding for a aixty-day session of
og'slaturo will lack 10,000 or 1D.OOO (
najority , TJioro must bo .aomo mist :
bout this. According to all ncoou
'jut wo hive received this amouilm
LOS been generally aupportod , and
lany counties U Ins rou ivcd a vi
R go majority , This is n vory'importi
proposilion , acd Iho people are inlerc
in having it declared adopted if it hn
ceivcd a majority. Wo know tint tl
are persons in Lincoln and olsowi
who are oppoied to nny longer aos
than the present term. They pr
oven shorter sessions for they know
the next legislature will have a 1
amount tf work to do and a great doi
crookcdneas to investigate. It is nat
that this clans of patriots would dosit
have that amendment defeated , and
sessions limited to forty days. Of co
the amendment providing for a raili
commission was snowed under by an
monso majority , as it should have b
TUB only thing that now troubles
average republican mind is what c
the labors of the lion. Church IIowi
Tennessee have had upon the solid so
It seems to us that our distinguished
low citi/on should have gene bad
Tennessee to inspect the returns an
aoo that a fair count was had , so thai
could dofinltulylioform us as to the ode
his proclamations , which ho issued tc
unwashed , untorrifiod and unroconst :
od yeomanry of that section of the
south.
WE have never taken any sloe
Iloscoo Conkllng , and shall not do i
the future even if ho should by hoi
crook manage to got into the Ui
States senate again through a domou
alliance. Ho may bo a pure man ,
his peculiar methods during the admit
tion of President Grant and his anti
a later day have contributed largol
bringing the republican party to the \
of disaator and wreck.
OTHER LANDS THAN OURS
The passage of the British fram
bill through the house of commons
accomplished facb. This great re
bill met with but lit'lo opposition o
various readings , and its final pot
waa a triumph of the Gladstone inin
and liberal party. The tories did <
utmost to diveat the event of signific
and reduce it to a simple formality.
; ory loadorn declare they have no c
the bill at
o make a fight ever
uncturo for the reason it is sure t
defeated in the honso of lords. Who
ho house of lords will In the face of
svorwholmtng popular sentiment in f
jf this great reform continue its roi
uico to the last is , however , problomi
While the torlcs appear to bo confh
) f their ability to defeat the libc
ministry and bring about a final o
hrowof the liberals before the poi
ho indications ore that Iho lords
ass the franchise bill in a modified
n a modified form before the prci
arliamont adjourns.
By thia now ch tier 2,000,000 ai
onal freemen in Great Britain will
lothod with the aovordgn power
itizonahlp , and a great stop towc
nivoroal Bulfrago and a domocr
orm of government will have b
akon.
Mr. Farnell and his wing of tha T
eproaontatives in the commons surpr
ud mortified the tories in this insts
> y supporting the f rnnchiso bill , and t
ot themselves right before the frio
f human liberty in all parts of
vorld. Lord Salisbury , the loadoi
tie opposition to Mr. Gladstone , has
oadv Hhown signs of weakness ,
rrhilo hia followers insist that ho 1
elf will prefer to fight the matter i
nd risk a dissolution on the quos
nd a contest before the people , it 1s f
rally believed that concessions will
nado on both sides.
The tenth of November is ahva'
od-lottor day In London. On that
ho now lord mayor assumes his of
imtd a parade of inedliwval pomp on
rvealth of antiquated splendor , botl
ostumo and decoration , which are of
nc.st cherished sights of Oooknoyd
The ancient charters of a majoritj
ho old towns of England were n
ossly dealt with by the m
Ipal reform bill of 18u. ! _ At le
ho outward 'glories of municipal po
epartcd with thcao charters. Bel
his act , and long before the local govi
ncnt board in London had an existoi
viiat wonderful manifestations of gn
ur were presented to admiring cro
ttho Installation of the civic ollic
Vhat processions there were on o\
) osaiblo occasion , of red gowns and b
vith ninco-bourur and beadle I To v
n toga atato to church , to proclaln
lection writ or to open a gingerbread
n gold chain and clothed in scarlet
ur were no uncommon sights.
Bnt those gorgeous diplays have
larted , at least from the provinces. I
Ion , fortunate London , has boon spai
xnd she still has the glorious privilege
ntomtptini ; for one day in the year
eal bus iuusa of 3,000,000 people
loner of the entrance of the now m :
nto ollico. The display was equal tc
irodooossora and pisjod oil'with iinnu
oclat. There was a fine display by the
rlous ancient guilds , In the procos
were several Nile boats fully n
led , , a herd of camels i
Soudanese attendants , and
drove of elephants. The historical
oaux were magnificant. Add to tl
ho Lord Mayor's gilded coach and seal
al gorgeous historical tableaux , and n
ng was lacking to fill the cup of joj
overflowing , Truly , the Lord May
show is a great thing , and London li
rue to her traditions that it is unlil
aver to become obsolete.
The British cabinet has boon uuabli
igroo on a plan for the redistribution
mrliatnontary scats and have roloi
ho draft of the scheme recently fished
ishod to a ministerial committee
imendraont. The delay which will t
> o caused lessons the chances for the
reduction of a bill providing for re
ributipi ) , A number of liberal moiul
> f parliament outside of the cabinet
uivately conferring with the loaders
ho opposition on the aubjont of a c
ironiuo , The basis of an agroeni
> reposed is a division of city constiti
lies Into eight tncmbor districts ,
nomber to represent every 50,000
) opulationj throe-cornered oonstltuom
o bo abolished ; burghs containing
or 10,000 Inhabitants to bo merged
ountlef ) . mid burglm containing un
,000 inliabitftiito to buallovrod one tin
ler. An ngrcomont will probable be
tvod at.
When two countries that are cngs
n a quarrel really want to como t' .
Uioemen- thorn l rarely any ditlicull
lolnu so. Something of thii kind sa
ibout to liappoii bet noon Franca
China. A little while ago Franco
loudly proclaiming thai there could b
pease ( vitlioulhoat the payment of a 1 ;
indemnity by China. Tiicrn waa to b
compromise , no abatement of the doni
by any pt or tittle. China , on the ol
hand , wai equally resolute in the m
tonanco of the position she had nssun
All this rucant that the two did
want lo make peace at that timo. 1
they are of a dliF > rent mind ,
BO , if wo may trust the cable dispatc
the French cabinet has discovered i
it rually does not wont any of Chi
money , nnd China will M promptly
cover that her murderous disposi
toward Frenchmen was a matter of di
macy and not of actual fooling.
French deputies and their conatitu
are beginning to count the coat nnd
culato the tlmo required for this propi
conquoat of China by AI. Ferry. 1
have a clear remembrance of the caus
the quarrel ( which few Americans i
took the trouble to know ) and conai
that , as no question of national honi
involved , but as the war ia purely an
of conquest for a commercial roasoi
Is time to find out whether the game
actually bo worth the candle.
The claims of the French to a fee
in Tonquln are baaed upon the help
in by two merchant vessels sent in ]
} y Mgr. do Bohaino , a Roman pro'
, o Gya Lent ; in gaining the thron
Annam , French missionaries and i
chants in virtue of this pretext , gain *
foothold in Annam with a vague , 1
civil , half-military claim for gratitud
back thorn. Since then tlioro has bo
perpetual struggle on their part to 1
this hold , and on that of the inandi
to oust them from it. The French
ornmout sent out in 1859 nullic
troops in defense of these claimo teen
on Lower CochinChina. . The real
joct of the French after thia has boo
gain full control of the navagation of
river Song-Kol.
Unco in possession of that , they c
open up the trade of LIOB , Thibet
Yunnan , and turn all the profits Into I
own markets. Shanghai at present ii
only outlet for the commerce of
mines , fields and wealthy marls of
southwestern China , and the BUCCO
the French in opening the Sonj
moans the financial ruin of that i
The advantage to the f ronch in t
success can be estimated in solid c
but the increasing cost of
success begins to appal them.
Would the commercial profit ] pay
thin outlay ? The Opyiosilion aaked t
questions when Bac-Nlnh was attacki
year ago. Add , now that the numbe
troops nnd eupplioa must bo double
amtain their footing , they ask them i
more pertinency and tarco.
Besides , AI. Ferry knows perfe
well that the only reason why the o
European ponrerti have watched
course so far without Interference ia
they are waiting to know whether i
are to share In the advantages of the
markets which Franca hopes to opon.
not , China will find allies who will i
donly discover that she in being rutlil
ly invaded and robbed. If they are
vitcd to aharo the booty , Invasion
robbery will , as usual , bo condoned
the "nocossnry progress of civilizitlo
The question of protection agai
foreign competition is growing in inl
est in both Franco and Germany ; 1
there is thij important duToronca
twoon the atibject as presented in th
countriei - .d the same subject as j
sontod In ours.fV It la the tarmors i
want to bo protected tlioro , end it ia
manufacturers who want to bo protac
hero. The proposition in Franca i
Germany is to impose high duties
foreign broadstuQ'a and provisions ;
increase tbo prices of these commodi
and stimulate the production of then
homo. Such duties would dissour
the importation of American grain i
provisions , and , to that extent , inj
our agricultural interest just as
high duties on manufactured goods
jure the French and Gorman manul
turing interest.
There ii strong opposition to the m <
urp from the French and Gorman mas ,
It would increase the price of food i
this is n serious matter in countries tvli
the struggle tor lifo is so hard nnd bit
The British agricultural class has t
forod more from competition with ch
broadotulh from America than the an
class in Franco aud Germany ha : , i
British farmers aomotimos demand a p
toctivo tarifl to enable them to moot I
competition ; but such n tariff would
crease the price of broad , and the Brll
people would never submit to thii. Th
policy la free trade with all nations :
they adhera lo it through thick and tl
It will bo many months before the i
commercial treaty which has been
rangud between Spain and the Uiii
Status can poaeibly go Into operation ,
will bo presented for ratification by
Cortcz as soon as that body assomb
but that will not bo until the middh
December , and a long debate is expect
The treaty Itself is not to take effect
til six months after ita ratification by
legislative bodies of both powers , BO t
it cannot become effective until n
auninier at the earliest. The Spar
oillcials bolicvo that this proparat
period vrill bo still further extendc <
the request of the United States so m
give American dealers hold in t' la
stocks of sugar time to soil before
anticipated tall in prices. Spain expi
to flood the American market by me
of this treaty with sugar , molasses , o
from her colonies of Cuba and P <
Rico. England is already bocon ;
somewhat alarmed atf' the prospect i
has begun negotiations for a aim
treaty with the United States to as to
euro a favorable outlet for the prodi
of Jamaica ,
The tory papers of London have b
greatly Impressed with the gains made
the socialists in the Ilelchstag eloctit
and view with alarm the spread of soc
ism throughout the Gorman omp
They express the fear that it will si
spread to England , and claim that
course of the government and of the 1
oral party amounts to an invitation
socialists aud anarchists to bring tl
propaganda to this country.
An important change in the Trust
cabinet is expected to occur within a :
rt ys. 1'rinco Bismarck has hinted I
llcrr von Bennigaou would soon ropl
Ilerr Jules von Puttkamur as tbo I't
sian minister of tha interior. Ilerr }
Uonnlgson is the leader of thu libi
party in Germany , and his expected i
motion is looked upon lu a cnncees.on
the liberals , whoso votoa urunoaded.to
iet the unexpected strength developed
the socialists.
The news from China by wny of !
Francisco is of a kind which may rein
Utention at the hands of many eivili
U'overnmonlfi. According to the i
ilatchos there have boon fierca ontbre
In many pr.ounces , resulting lu the gri
eat outrages against miseiouariea i
other foreign resident * . Catholic i
P otritant churches have been gutt
t10 houses of priesU and I'rotiutaut c
have L on looted ; mai.y cf
misnioimrioa hart been subjected to
serial violence , aua nameless crlmef 1
baen ctffnmitted upo.i their womanV
In other districts the miisiontricn I
been given a choice botwaen turning
gans and loavitif ; the country abrup
and have elected the latter course oul
bo attacked and raaltrontod on t
journeys. The \vornt sufTerorii appea
nave boon nativj ( o-ivcrta to CJiristiat ,
a fact from which it is to bo inferred \
the whole movement ia slmp'y a fanal
religious outbreak.
The reports nay that the Chinese g
ornmont ha boon appealed to for proi
tion , without avail , and that it is
IOCA ! authority itself , in many cases , t
has done the mischief.
In all this there m y bo exaggcrati
of course , but it is not certain by i
moans that the story exceeds the tru
The extreme violence and malignity o
Chinese mob incited lo outrage by nat
priests , and inflamed about equally
roligioui fanaticism and by hatred of
foreigners , has boon many times mi
fostcd in such deeds as those now
ported.
LEPE08Y OF THE JEWS ,
AVlltl , llitrnlDK Hell , llit
M-itli a TliouHsnd Eloclflu Itchiti )
Xcoclles.
KDITOH Al.Toov.\rA.1CAU--I wish to uy st
thing In 1'f.ilfo \aluab1oiccdlcliie , Cutlc
which I taw ail ortliorl to jour jiapcr. I Invo
that old loprosy.ot nhlch jou read In the lilblo.n
the Jowj flist got It nmojg them , and did not k
how to curo't. It has tnanv other Kncllsh name
ha\o had It on my body for ovtr tlxty } c s.
doctor cauld tellmo liat Itwas.and prubably In
would ba < oLnon , had I not seen tlio aihorthcr
In your \alnablo tascr. Tint 111) a scaly iflec
of thoslilniiitxt itlioksl.kobirnaclcsona % es
bottom , c r an ol dg that bos laid In the water
a long time , and just the tame In my feet , kncrs
elbows , aul by I'nldnKft mlerosoopo and lookln
mo It looki worso. In other words , wo will ca !
Iichthj Si , or flsh sktnlh < n comes on what I
the wild burnlni ; Itch , that w.ll sitlko jou wil
thous and doctilo Itch j uccdlce. . ' nm
W1IKUK TO SClttVTCH 1'IHST.
ton then have lo run out hits Iho open air to
ellocd , Why.ItlR ilrcadlul , nnd having so n
cmlrent doc'o-s nndncno knouliiKwhat to do
jon , but I ha\o found the lout treasure at ln t ,
did not tnko two nooocfulls of thoCutlcura llccol
bcforolt tiok thatburnliu Itch by the throat
bid them to hold off , or d It Is elf 11 } llcsh U bet
ItiK icftcr , my hair 1) becoming soft nd silky , ai
tbcngotto uiInK extutnal applications CutU
Scaa-nnd anoint the put ) with Cutlcura. If
t'muionds knew thoRooilmsj cf tf thUniedlcIn
I do , they would lot be UcnU-four hours will
Et. It Is not only adapted to mjjcjss , bull
ctlicra. ncdlfanyono dUbellctcs this let him i
next door to I bo IViBRi Hoiso heio , tike my n I ;
and see for htm'elf.
cope
Jfsjih W.niloy.
HollIdajsbuiK , Ta. , Nov. 12.1334 ,
AGONIZING ITCHING.
And uiirnlnirxUii dUcases lnstantrclle\rd ! 1
warm bath , wl h ( utUtua trop and a slnglo
plicillon if rullcuin , the cr at Skin Cure. '
lepuaUd dally with t o or thiec dotca of C
cam Resolvent , the New Blood rucllUr , to !
the blood cool , the pcrsilratlou puiu ardunurl
inu' , the bottelsoptn , the liver i ny kldncjii n t
will epuidily euro fc/ema , Tetter , Itlnswonn , ;
rlasls , I.lchen , l'/mltushcalu Head , liandrult .
ever } spcciea of Itching , S af > and Pimply Hun
of the Sca'p ami ikln , when the best phslciat s
nil noun remedies U'l. Soil cvcryvvneri ; . Cuttci
(0 knts ; Snip j ocnts ; Hrsolvent , $1.
Potter Diiiff and Chemical Co , , Boston
s ndrcrt If t'il
THE TEST :
PI vo a cnn top down on a hot sto\ nntll licatM.t
rt niuvu th co\uruiul umcll. A chemist \ill uot LK
iiod tu UeucL the presence oC unuuonlo.
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
TH IIK1LTIIFILNL33 IU3 NEVER HEL.V QILSTIOX
In anillllon lining for quarter of a century It
itovii thu ctmsmnma' rollnblo U' * t ,
THE TESTJJFJHE OVEH.
L'RICE BAKING POWDER C (
UAKEM OF
DP , Price's ' Special Flavoring Extracts
9r , Price's Lupulin Yeast Gen
Tor Unlit , llenltliy lirnul , Tl.n IU > t Pry Hop
Yeiut In tha World.
FOB SALE BY GROCERS.
CHICAGO. - OT , LOU I
SPECIAL NOTICES
TO
TO J.OAN on toil estate by Ualloii Dri
MONEY 13lh street. 5,15.1
4TONKT1O IX > AH In sums of * 3 0onrl uuviar
Jl 0. P. Uavls acd Co. , Kial K.tatj aid L <
r\genlg , H05 Far ram St , 333 t
_ -
\ONKV loaned on chattels. Riilroad Tick
bought nud fold. A. foremen , 213 S. 1 !
7ro t
OMAHA Financial Exchaneo , largo or email lo :
nndu onapprovod noeuntv > tttc * hourn 01
ok ilaj j. 10 tolSundays. 1603 KAiniin Street
Ml to Deo. 2
' Aniflt to-fellatJu tiM t tot o mil
WAM'FD 10J S. lllh St. S3f- ]
WANTKD A itlrl to til jnwril fc uw vvo
Join e. Atdetiijn , lev imorth , lu vviunT
mil Eth 6lt , ; iril-l
T\7ANrKD-Mcnti > canva 8 for the Bale of Irun
> T cuuUrj. JJ. if. JUitii.&lhSt. Mir.liant
63
S or * KO J Mrpcntiri ai.il call
milifiii. lniUlio n 209 itutli Iflth bt. IV *
1) . Mcut au n |
\\7Mi:0 Boy at Omalu Shirt Frc or } , : IOS V. 1
IT 8ltet > ' . 3V- | (
A Kond girl. Hint to KOOil on
WANTED IT ai Irtli atil Leavenwritli.
aa t
. ' ) \ gooj biitclur at Kl.il How aril.
WA.Vl'El SU-'D
AN'IV.U-A tint ami n > cond girl it J7il Do
Us. ZSO-1
Two Kl li at the Kan-era Hotil. 1
and 1'iclllc. ai9-
t > iuall In N'tbrwla anew vvi
by a popular author , Call on rraJJreaaJo
nil llaielrlKI , ' , 210 cor III 17th tit , , Quail * Neb
J97-J1H
' ' . AtoiDptU-iitglil Jor itoncnl hoi
WAV'II'.U h % * knoxvlnl ocli'ojklng. Ccrn
iictc-rrtd. Ca lat M 2 Cailtulau- . 30J-I
TlfANrKD coinpctowt ijlrl b ) Mn. Kfn
IT K. lorncr 19th and IViOgo ktrvgtt , no ot
-X01-II
if AN1X1 > A liittir , 113 South lilli fat ,
sc *
V\ 7A.\rKI ) Hr t cUw btunifrtpher and t ;
VI ? vvrltvr oper tor , ( Irahiai1 * f.v teni prefcn
LcftX'uUK-nl lunJi.1-1 to tlUI Apply Uoneril riui' '
Mint" ° mi" . l VU > . i 8-lt |
Olrl , jjonJoook , ujihcr anJ Iroi
iiciM tenulMl. lle t mge * Mrn U
Urotl. 0 - . 1 lil'x k touth Hirct-t c . 16
ndiil'i'jlu printer livMUt k at
A ' Kiuc ) I ) , Io , SHI !
DAm n nil wife to do i
'
WAI
at P. 2 1 > " ; ' itreet.
\ AA.NTH'R ilst' ' > n * m ietilvforflhi
> > to sol ! on W"ily r JW Ills. U. F. 51 . , t
South ] 5tS. Si ?
Agoja' < ' ' 1 < , tefeiencc" i criulrcil
10 Un. t * . > 1'hl'll ' M l I'OiliJ St.il
il
\\rANTED To buy c'tv lot to bo ) > aillniv !
> crn.ontlilj-lnBlillmrnts. Aildtesi"II. H
BfllfB. ! l
\\rAN7BI-Agtsodltl | , 181 ftpltol rivcnil !
2tO Up
Vlrst-clm elttlri ( { p' ci
833
\\7AN1ED Atcnt ( % forte * Mmn U ul Inmi
I 1 Co. AddroM the Company at Stu.ut Nth
632.
_
V\7AMKU Ladle orpcnllstaan Indty m'cou
II totakBlilcp , ll ht nd plcM nt work at 1
[ > w n boa ts , (2 to $5 a day cislly and qtnotly m
nrorkient by n all ; no canva'elnitjo ; stamp lor i
I'lcasoaddreaslloIlabloMali'f'fC Co ,1'hliadelprila ,
COMic
ANTUO-LADIKS OH OENTLRMKN-In
or countty , to take nlco. ll ht and plea
work at their own homes ; 61 to ? 5 per day oislly
quietly made ; work tent by null ; no cAnvaotlng
" ( Amp for roplv. ricaee ftddrcsi KellaMo Mauf'c
Philadelphia , P . SOi
"IT AN'TED-DrtsMiiaKlnjt'or pl ln newInK infa
ur will take noiU homo. Call WJ ) north
St. _ 317-1
toung married m n wants mtuntion H b
A keeper , In nholcsilo eitibllsbmant In Om .
\ddro3i "O. " rare lleo. 888.
T\7ANTKD A Rtoi tuiant for a newhmnoim
VV and 1'aul ; r > rooms ulldlnijiloors lareo bed 10
ind closet" , pantiy Rood cclla lurd andiolt vvt
iVIll bo ready for occupancy N\v. ! 0th. Icijulro
JlllfornU St. _ MO
\\7ANTKD Some one to adopt a hey babe.
S05-I-
qulro at 1'oir house.
an orphan bo
\\7ANTED-Homoonotoadopt
> l ) ears ol il , best of rcfcrenco required. Imp
it I'oor touse. 220
\7ANTED \ sccindband sifo In iod order ,
\ \
\ \ 5 or 8. Apply to Julius 1'cpporbcrg 607 N"
it , Omaha. 27C
\\TANTED A few moio t blo boarders at OOi
ii loth 8'recJ. Two sleeping rooms for rent
180-
rcnUcfficii. _
TT17ANTKD Uiisluess. All active inerchr-nt
Vl thorough bvtlnoss cducatlou and habits <
: omplatin ? u chani o January li t. 1S35 , vvl'hcs to ]
'haso an inteiott U a vtcll csuljllshed mor nntll
nanufat.turiri | ; business , w uld buy out n small 1
ncss.tms S10 00 } cash , can furuUh rcfcjetcus of a 1
irldcr and would cxpcctsaun. To BCCU o reph ,
U-osaqlvinp ; full name nnd particulars , "Mcrch :
850-81 lovvk
: are Bee ottlco.
- 82,000 OK flrst-tlasa'city socurlty.f
WANTED- B per ceut. Address lloi 020 Pi
iBca _ 70fl-
i'Ok SHUT --Eons S3 uuii Lb\a.
HUNT Ono or tvvo 'arpo ; fr.int rnons
FOR . . llrltk Louie corner Diviilon St. and
liana av.tmc.
UKM'-O room Ir.ino Shernnn nvo. Jnq
11453hcrmina\c. 338
RENT Elegant 11 room Inire , hot and (
water all modern Imp ovorccnts ono of best I
"onsin " the city , S70 ycr n.oath. Batkcr
3th and raroam , 339
< 011 HB X f House 8 roomi comur 21at and (
F CPS ° , Si5. Darker & JIayno i10 !
IIUKT Furnished rooms 1810 Dodge Etr
FOU tf
KENT Furnished rooms at 1417 Howard.
FOIl 3)1
ltiXT The tvvo ator > meat market coi
FOU and ilasoo. I'aulsen & Co. , 1513 1'arn :
441-1
niOll HEM Two elegant rocnii In lledick's bli
C Vau'iienSCo.Dia Farniin. 312-
HUNT Nice lurnlshi'd fiont roiin suiti
tpOR 1 " ent'cmen ; corccr of Kith and Han
jnven'eUiobusinca ) . U Smith. . " 30-18
11ENT M.cly furcishcil raous with bo ;
FOI location , in > dern convcnlecco ? . S
| 1 > 011 IlENT Uoom with board 1721 Doughs.
L 331 If
IlENT1 front rooun unfurni-hid at f > 0l
BiOR SN 332-1
HKNTElegant 11 room licuao , hard and
FOR all modern improvements , best Iccitlo
ity JTi' . Ahn 8 rnorn house corner ilst and Dai
o.t$25. Barker &M > jne , 13th andFarnam. 3 :
IlENT 'Inrco rocms and furniture for e
FOIl location and cheap rent , 305 N. 15th
3J4-1E
_
HANIlUndiomely furnished room P.
FOIl of 11 th acil Capitol a\ * . G23-
HUNT Xlcel ) furnished oem for ( , 'intlct
FOR it desired , private famlh. LV1I at N. K. i
7th and Franani. 331
IlENT Two unfurnlslol rooms in prlv
FOIl ) J blcck north of St. Mi r8 ave ttrcota
> o 410 Consult St. 321-1
IlENT Two unfurtiahcd rooms 1015ChlcD
FOIl 235-1D
17011 RENT tsp'oadhl s'oro on cuiclnc atn
1 sultab.o for Bakery , butcher or anjthln eleo.
9 one ctoko corner stcr. ' , go > . grocery \ ttaril , r
eia luble. Jlorso A Brunner. 29S-1'
[ 7011 IlENT Ono elegant new 0 room d cctU
U and on splendid S rcorned cottage on red
nci23 and (24 per inoLth. Morjo i Biunner.
2s,0-17p
[ 7 > 01l IirarPurnUhol front room lorrcnt 222
t ? 10th bt 30Z-1
[ TORRENT Two unfurnUhed ronns 1017 Chitsi
t ? 318-i
_
17011 IH'.NT Nioo furnijlicd room , ono bock
L1 liojil'sOifiallmuc. II. 1' . JIartlu,310S. IE
3U1I ;
j Oll RENTUonfo \\ith fj ro-HHamL bain. ;
i1 plj tol' . Wlig.No. OlZaouth 12th.St , 31i
Toil lUNf-YTcw tlx room C0ttapo ; ono block fn
-1 red car Him S2\
Elegant U room Hit on btroet c r llae.S2..03
'Ilirto Lrlck tl.tslotxoil Ciimlnz street I rom $25.
FurnUhvd house on 10th St.- , block from green <
isn.0.
'Unco brick btoresonCuu log eiruet from S35.CO
501' .
303-17 Morse&Drunncr
T OIl RENT Ti > gentlemen , only a largo finely f
1 r.lehul front room $7.00 per month. II. K , Ci '
n , Eolith 15th St. , near Center , now house. tO'i
011 HINT With board , largu front laom gas a
' both room No. 14(0 Jones. iOi.U
? OH KENT A furnlihcd room. Imjulro at H
? Farnaui St. 3(0-18)
7OU ItKNT 1'urnikhoJ room ai , 330 Capitol t > <
'
259-17p
70H KENT-4 1 itory and livocrnont , brick etc
. on Junes Stieet , near 13fi , < 2 > per month. '
.Morro&Co. 885 li
71011 KENT- f urn'shed rooms w Ita board k bio
' IroinP. 0. atU18 Doio ! ; 2S9-1G1
7011 RENT A ten room cofoae , good lot , *
' barn , on 1'iclilo ttrcot , mar llth stlu t 1
ilru el 0. P. Oouluian. 22 :
7OR RENT FurnUhwl fiont loom and ono bo
' room 1711 California St. 27J- !
7IOR RENT- Two well larnlshcd rooms at the
- W. cirnerof 14th and C&isfor three cr four C1
emen. E8I
J > OH R NT Binalt cot' KC , thrtf ro nm south ' .
J strict , luiiulio 17CO Jwkioiulro t. 2311
IlCNT Ai. elegant siitto of rooiujwitb. b :
1 room , tu nlahud or unfuiuiehod or > l-iglu rooi
l o biru and coiiiag * , houio at 007 8 2i'thH' . <
253-1
7011 RENT 1'leasant furnished rpoui.OOj N. 17
. ? 838 J6 |
, ' OR RENT A furnUHuit room at 1318 Jack. on i
70U1VENT Oil 84IKU o room home , No.
. ' rleriestrcot. Ajply to ilra. H. O , Blowi
) l5Cam lrcot. ! 30-
,1011 RKNl New d e'lloK of ten roomi.
L * mcUcM Uniprovimcij > * . Bltuatud at SV , c
Urccy aud iia'i ttrctt , Sco IWlou tio'u or Ju
ovlllt ! . 203-23
7011 KfiNT Mo.ly furnUheJ roam for one cr t
1 ? ucu.lcuitu , P , K. corner Uth and luvonpoit.
( /OK I'.ENT-lu Shlim' * 2.1 addition , nlco tel
L' and i ai t conn r let with 8 room luu M'8. ;
south 1'ttt r A Cubb. Ulb fuiiiain Bt. M
IOK HKNT--Tivoroouu ) turn gb.l lor light l-oi :
I' Leepiug , S. W. oor. 6th and llonard. 1701
4 unfurulibud roe
vv.th hoird , mivliru ccnvenlcccta.hoioe coiufc
' Uoc < & ' > HiinwCouit home , ° { 5
m RSNI-Room crncr c ! 17.h f ml Grtce Sts.
comer Urj loth w
woith. Applr tl. U , Peterson. H * tf
JrOll IlKKT Goltigo tf five rnotnK , Jcj'tftv le lo-
; 'cation. ' O 1' . JJ Tl34C'J,1606Fjnui8t
11 * < t r
I'.KNr Oi o unfiitnVhid room for Stouso *
tfiolt 1 Iccmer' ! < bi'wk , cor , ttri and Horard.
J00tf ;
OR ItK.YT Mrstrla > tVit it ly brlcK , niftftl i
IJ ' roof , war hou , hjilnu'lo tUvalor , concrot *
\iant l ? . Rshroad track tdil , > cr. Barker & llax ne ,
18th a'd K rn M. BI6-U H
A MTslororooft a VI ofDcojun-nUIrs
en January III , ISffi , on ISih Irtwccn William
and Hickory inqir/o .tt t. J. Kwp\r. 910-tf
I"ORllF..VT Plov < af i > HiiUli ( > a roonr . K coT
-T th and How aid strrcia. B03-U
TTjlOH RENT-Flpfcantlv flirnlshod frmt rora call
J1 ndfoutli cxbosurs , moicrn oiuvojlencc" . W. W
corner 17th and Can. &UM. '
F0ItENI Thlrt-on nowtlTollInRa by"aT. Tav-
lorr corner 14th and DoucUs. B19-tf
T70R RENT llouto 7 rooms peed losallty by C. T , .
-f Tayl r , eirnor 14th and Dougrvi. 349-t
R OOMS With hmrd , dea rah o ot winterAppl
atst ClnileaHetcl. _ 7
fOR KKNT Very iloilrablo furnlsSed rooms com
L1 trallylocotod. Apply l Atkinson's nilllluory
itoro , Uth St _ _ _ 7M.tt
TMOllRAy IIM good pastunnjt. Bprla ? w tci.
Son. tf
JjiOH URNI' Oottaito ol Uvo rooms. J. rainpa Rod
1 ? IBUBOUth Eth street. _ 639-tl' '
.RENT A furnished teem 1801 Farnara Si.
FOR
! 07-tt
FOR IlKNT Ono pr nd equaro puna. Inquire
cfGilholm and Krlokson.equaro < 10-tf
FOR BALE.
SALV Thofnrnituro iif a fi rcom co'ttge ,
cheap , rent toieonahlc , a very desirable looitlotij
\ddrcss " W , " Bco olliJO. SJO-lSp
FOIl SALK S7600 wll buy a goo d mate ,
and barn , ts , 1567 N. 10th St. 252.10p
SAfcK OH TIUDB-161 nci tit Kind near
POU , Mitchell county , Kas. to J. H.
JcSlunc , opp. postolflce. 5-.3 20
SALE OR HKNT-Lot OOxlSJIvlth now 5 room
FOR and 4 h' rso ( table , 1'lerce , near \\\st ave.
Ino location. 1'aU'sjn &Co. , 1B13 Farnim. 313-tf
SALE Am rompo'lcd tu cell mj Interest in
POll sections of land In Lincoln County NOD. , ono
olio from R. It. Station. Lindshavo llvln ; vvatrr ,
ilcnl.v of li y with nil ndmirah'o stock range. The
cs ! bargain In Xebraika , i.UO ; per ncro SI. ' 0 per
icro each , Inlanco 10)carj tlmo ( I per cent Intero't.
Vddrvss ur tall on my agent , J. N. RcjnoliU 1207
ratnam it. 330-18p
r Ott SAL'S OU TUADE-A Rood stock of Hani-
l' \\ori n il fun Ituro In Eastern Nebraska
till t rule 'or good 1 mil > In Nebraska orKanias ;
iaiticulin J-'lvcn on nppll atlon. Addrcisilllllni ;
Iroa. , Shnliurt N'ob. 311-17
Ono mil' nt lionin N'o R8 Vnss burolne
steve sound , ( XI goo,1-sriuu. A-li'yatNo 511
, th 19.li St. 3 0-lfip
fl OIl BALK A fine stock of r-oodt elegant Btoro In
t1 the btbt location In Oninka , well established
lusint'ss Can e f r selling failing health. Address
'Bnslneis" IJca olllcc. 31MS
. Sjicclal bnrsalns In rLSidcnoa nnd bus-
incsj property Morse & Brunncr. 3C9-17
? OU SALE The bolt business lot at the Stock
I yan's South Omaha , OOxlBD. Will be woith
ouli'o the prlco asked now Insldo 12 months. Apply
t ollico Now York Dry Goods itoro , 1310 Karnam.
277-1 f
SALE Oil TIUDE 7no billiard aud t o pnol
tables nt no 713 Pailfle St. 271-21p
r OIt SAIA A property Invcstincnt of t'jo cash.
I1 v\ill par 525 per month Interest. I'tinclpal well
eciircd. Inqulio Omaha F rur.cial Enclmn 'o ,
5C3 Farnain. 217-1 r > p
rrion s LE ou KENT A Luii .
" In jjood locility. Address Mrs"F. H. " llco ollloo.
255-15. _
I OllHALE Alluo driving her ow.tn buggy and
L1 harntss. llcloncs to an ustato llitst bo sold.
tiimlro at McShiue's IloOgo &trcttbarnor of Ilime-
kiuKh&Tuilor. _ _ _ _ 213-lt _
rAURANT FOIl SALE Ono of the best ros
RES and bnkcry combined in Nebraska with
; oed locution and trade cstabllsho 1 In city of 6030
lopulation. Only first-class restaurant In the plsco
nd doinc more jn bakery llnu than aiT others In city
ombincd Ice cream parlor in season. Oven ? , lea
louses and everything complete. Will sell furnished
ndlcavo over } thing. WillBe'l at a bargain and to
Ight man with small cash payment and balance on
3) > g time , BO purchaser cm make it pay for Itself.
V. S. WISE , 1'lattsmouth , Nob' 817-n 22
rjlOK SALE Four 8 oot , walnut counters , and 80
D feet of first data shclv Ing , dcsiral/o foi drugrro- |
cry or book store. Inquire at the ollico of Congdon
l.aikson & Hunt , 1324 l\trnam street. 803tf
SALE 1 sausage chopper , horse power ; oao
FOIl kcttlo , ono lard press. Apply at Uroak-
i n Market , cor. 13th and Plerco S02-tf
rpOR SALE-800,000 foot dry lumber , Ash , Oak ,
O Elm , Ilaiwwoocl andSoIt Maple. E , A. fitlnson , St.
harles , Michigan. 800 n21p
A quantity ol Job and newspaper typo for
rYPE Also a good Zither. C. T. Duuco , care lies
Rice. 765tf :
011 SALE Cottage of B rooms , barn , corner lot In
J Shiim'dadditIoiionlySl.D ; .0sinallca.h ; payment
nd lalanco montlily. Bargain. UcCague , opp.
eiott
SALE Oil EXCHANGE A water power Grist
. mill , i easone fur Felling given oa application to
oo. E. Braxp , Waverly , Neb. 004-linS
BALE-Now phaeton. Iiiquiro ol Geo. Hlg.
} gins at northeajt coruor lOtli and DodgoB31tf
B31-tf
7 < OIl SALE Flno businceg chance at Grand leland
' Neb. SG.CCO Suva the bank boiMing 22i4 > ; an
Hco buildln ? vhlch jcuts foi 915 a mouth ; n largo
re and burglar proof eafo with Yale tlmv lof k coil
ICOO , aUo i very largo bank nook flro proof rafo ,
ink counter , desks , hard coal stove , In fact , n com-
elo bank orillt , together with lot 44i68 on Lncutt
ruct. Tit lo perfect , 'lirms i cash , la'anco ou rnu
ul tw o j car ? time If desired. Call on or nddrc's Jav
, White Grand Wand , Neb. 622-tf
7\0lt SALE A geol ramo boueo , 6 rooas , all In
? peed order Jlmt be inovud &touce. Apply to
10 Wo torn Kowepaper Union , cor. 12th anil IIow.
d btroctj. 814-tf
7011 SALE Cheap a second hand high top buggy.
' Inqulra at SlmpKon'u Carrlara 1'octniy , Dodge ,
itvvcen 14th and 15th , 230 tf
7 > OH ciALE A whole tocU of clothing , boots and
1 chocs , buIUlngs at oosi , niMrlnj ; from business.
. II. 1'ctureon , 804 south Tenth street. lld-3m
TvOR SALE Two open nacond-naud hnpgles ind
Qao dcllvury wtjon , cheap , 1IS10 llr.riiciy tl ,
833tf _
MISOHLLAtlEOUa.
' O3T t l.ick IiUhfobterant ; > r to the name af
J " .Shot. " Any emi > jtur.mnir h'into tl. II , & J. ri ,
s , 131U Uouglo.1 ttrcct , wilt get a reward of V > .
' OST Oil BUIAVEU A btowu water epiniel dog
-Jtrom resldurcu olCaptaUi FUdcn , No. 709iiorth
- d bt. Anycnu rUurmiig hinivilll be revv id > J.
_ 3U-tip
Have a largo lot on 7th nd Dorcis' that ran \i3 \
.used as ndumi Ing place for manure. ( Just.Xaor > .
" 1 AVE taken out llcciu * farlajlra drain.
1. 81MH' J-'O. COIIBV.
100D tab-'e boi'd SJiO per week , til N. 15th
Jf bt. 200-14P
I lAN
V. donul honus'taililn Wottern Kantu , that vvrrii.
tcnpil < I tti J lOlUh , USO I'loai * Odri8S men
ga'dtnz thqtuuuib lutt < r on'y. liu i Mulhol and ,
.ul otta'.a agent , Norton Kinsas
1AKE.S UP-On October 28 , a ! | jht buy hoi/o.
. whltUBp."itltttwihcadand hl * i ) tju t above ,
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