JLJL1J1. JLtAJLUJ JDJUl/
THE GERMAN FAIR ,
Tlio OtuMiini * Nlnlit K
ct--j A
The grand fait gU'on for the bonelit of
f\ a flerttun- American school In this city
\ opened for the week in Dortnania hall
last evening with thttcring prospects.
The main htxll of thla building was very
tastefully arranged and decorated by the
ladlca of the association. The booths
constructed along ita Ihroo Bides , pro-
aetitod a beautiful nppoaranca , ndornod
with Ilag3 | foatoona and filagree work.
In the center of the hall was erected
Rebecca's well with Mrs. A. llosowatcr
aa ita proaiding goniug. The ladies of
the aocioty were very importunate in
their effort * to incroaao their fund , nnd
the success of the undertaking will un
doubtedly belong to them for their zoa
in helping along this good cause.
A very entertaining programme cf nine
aolections of vocal nnd instrumental
music , intoraporaod with dancing , was
carried out.
The following nro the ollicora of the
Fair association : Mr. . ) . F. llarthun ,
president ; Mra. Pnul Wolnhngen , vice-
president ! Mr. Julius Meyer , treasurer ;
MK. Phlll'p Andrea , linauclal secretary ,
and Mrs. 1'oters , secretary.
Those in charge of the various booths
were as follows :
Ivirvis Miaaos Wioao , Bohno , Scholp.
Djlls Mrs. Schaffor , Mra. llichan-
ben ; , Mra. Ilubornian.
Fancy Work Mra.Mondolsaohn , Mra.
Kuhu , Mrs. Baurois.
Cigare Mra. Andres , Mrs. Sticker ,
Mrs. Friea.
Lottery Mrs. Unman , Mrs. Wind-
hoim , Mis. Woinhagen.
lljbbocca's Well Mra. A. Roaowator ,
Miss Newman , Miss Lehman , Mra. A.
Cahn.
Flowers Mra. Lewis ileimrod , Miss
Fialier , Mra. Garncau.
Fruits Mrs. George Heimrod , Miss
I'undt. Miss Krue.
Apples Mrs. Motz , Mrs. Alvison , Mrs.
Strattman.
Postodico Miss lloodor , Mra. Dako ,
Mrs. Schnacko.
Fishing Ponds Mra. Schultz , Mrs.
Kaufman , Mrs. Sinhold , Miaa llarmanu ,
Mrfl. Grobfckor , Mias Moyor.
Scales Mias Pundt , Mias Krug , Miss
Strattman.
Restaurant Mrs. Riohonborc , Mrs.
Kicharde , Mrs. Fries , Mrs. E. Rosewater -
water , Mra. Bohno , Mrs. Scsoman.
A PATBOL WAGON ,
A On 11 Upon tlio linnrd of Education
l > y Mr. .Imlorson.
Mr. Wra , Anderson , councilman , has
written the following letter to the board
of education which explains itself.
OMAHA , Neb. , November 20 , 16S .
Messrs. Board of Education , City ,
Gentlemen : To you , certified statement of
( itMtiivo Ueneko , V. J. Fines and costs in
polira court for August , September nnd Oc
tober , IhS-J , ple-iss comparn with any threa
months previous and you will find an excess of
fiom 10U to 200 par cant in favor of Marshal
Cumming's administration. Our city nuir-
nhal is in need of a pat-ol waon and the city
council nt present is too poor to furnUh 0110.
Will the board of education pay half and
recommend to the city council to Day the
other half. The complete rig will cost about
% fi 0.00. Yours respectlnlly ,
Wn. AKDEKSON.
Following is a statement of the lines
collected for the months above referred
to :
Finen and costs collected from gam
blers and prostitutes during the
month of August , 1831 721.15
September , 1884 754.-15
October , 1884 580.70
Total $2,005.30
I hereby certify that the above Is a correct
statement of finoa and costs collected from
prostitute's and camblors in the calico court of
tlio city of Omanadurirjgthe aforesaid months.
[ S al | OUSTAV ISiiSKKE , 1' . J ,
I J. M. Kddy and wife returned from St.
Louis yosterday.
.7. 1) ) . Her and wlfo arrived homo from
Chicago yesterday morning.
Mr. Ch.ts. Shivorick , the furniture man , and
family have eono to Texas to spend tbo winter.
A. Mclnnis , of the firm of Molnnis
ISiunoy , returned ycsteiday from n businu s
trip in the eaat.
iiftieral l'asnnger Agent Morae , General
Ticket Agent Stebbins , of the U. 'l' . , and
( it'uernl Paflsongor and Ticket Agent Kustip ,
of the 15 & M. , loft last night for Kantan City
to attend the pool meeting of the goncial IKIS
oiiger auil ticket agents now being held in that
citv.
citv.H.
H. , ) . Dunkin , Gibbon , C. C. Mclntlro
'
J'httMuouth , .1. JF. Snell , Ashland , I. .
Storp , Aurora , DemiH Daily , Valentino , W
litiih , 1'reraont , 0. V , Irwln , Arlincton , F.
Ij. 1C epeor , Weeping Water , D. C. Ward and
K. W. Hayoa of Beatrice , nro at the Metro
politan ,
Major James A. Sangston , of Memphis ,
Term. , is in the city. Ho is southern pass-
Henger agent for the Illinois Central railroad
company and a jollier and hotter uatured man
than ho could not bo found in a Sabbath day's
journey. ] Io will make Hi rule hereafter to
vii-it Omaha every month and will make many
frii'iulrf mid increase- bin company's bnsineaa
largely.
W. 1' . Xoble , "William Uurk J. Tfovii ,
ThoiiMH Keogh , L. B. Adams , W. M. BhilN
in : ; , from Salt Lake anil Ogden and consti
tuting the consolidated delegation from Utah
and Idaho , H. G. Hand , II. Keal , George
Mitchell , of the Wyoming delegation In the
Ht. I.onis Cattlemen's convention , arrived In
Omuh.'i n\ \ route homo and stopped at the
1'axtnn. They will leave for the wiwt this
ivfning.
BIr. WofMl'H Dentil.
Mr. Frank A. Wood died yostoaday
at 2 o'clock , after a week's illness , the
disease being typhoid fever. Ho was a
student in Hon. John L , Webster's law
nllice and wad n member of the Sigma
Chi college fraternity , having joined
when ia attendance nt the tfebranka
university. Members of tbo fraternity
in thi city have cared for him in his
sickness. Mr. Wood had also been a
clerk in the legislature and was well
known in Lincoln. The daily papers
N/ later. will miuounco the date of the funeral
Army ( ) i l ( < r ,
Jl'jcrnit EdwarJ D. Camel , enlisted at
Fort Omaha , Nob. , ia ssTgnod to the
ith Infantry ,
Ljayo of nbsonca for fifteen ( Ifj ) days ,
tg toke effect nt such tlmo , after 1st of
noxns Ilia sotvlcoj can I'D '
spared by hia poet coinmnndor , is
granted 1st Lieutenant Levi F. Burnett ,
7th Infantry. By order f f
BKK. vniFii URvruu How Ann.
Mnrlt.il
Four S.MIIH. Atk. . Novomlifr Cl. Now i *
recclroil of tl.o kllline ol .lolm Wood by
Stephen Fletcher ( both colored ) at llnutid
Mountntn in the rhoctnw nation. Wood
eloped with Fltsher'a wife , riotcher pur
sued , OM-rtook them , blow out Wool'is brain *
and returned bunip with the woman.
Tlio IMonnry Counrll.
ISiiTlMoltK , Novi-iiibflr - ' , At thopiivnto
session of the plenary council to-day , much
work WM douo. To-night Hishon O'Connor ,
of Nebraska , preached on "Tho Catholicity of
the Church. "
African Krco 'L'rmlo.
UKIII.I.N , November .M. The Congo com
mittee lm\o ngreod unanimously that free
.rado shall prevail in the western part of the
3ongo basin.
Tlio Snore of a StiUCHiimn.
Washington Capital.
Congressman Warner , of Tennessee , is
a line constitutional lawyer , and nho , oc
casionally , is n line alutuberer. last ses
sion it was hia custom , when weary , tn
put his foot upon his doak , swing himself
jack in his chair , nnd nod off into tlio
liappy land of dreams. Ono day trhilo
indulging in his favorite habit ho began
to snore.
Congressman Warner's snore is n fine ,
largo , nblo-bodiod snore. It is exquisite
in its resonant music , nnd it breaks elf in
its sweetest places Into n delicious snort.
It ptirauoa its sad avocation in n hum
drum sort of n wny when Mr. Warner is
ensconced in the privacy of his bod-room ,
but on this occasion the snore saw
that it was in distinguished company ,
ind it humped itself for the greatest ef
fort of Us life. It soared up to high C ,
nnd then It sank down to low G. It In
dulged in n profusion of very graceful
notes , nnd then it wailed like the lltito
that the aniatocr tickles in the stilly
liours of night. Pretty soon the snore
began t make itself felt , nlso hoard , nnd
the members forgot themtolvoj undnr the
witching influence of its melody. The
snore noticed this and redoubled its ef
forts , nnd , ns it increased in volume , it
caught the spenker's oar. Mr. Keifor
rapped with the gnvel nnd said :
"The gentleman from Tennessee la out
of order , nnd to bo rocognlzad ho must
offer hij resolution to adjourn while
standing. "
Congressman Dibrell , ono of Sir. War
ner's colleagues , taking in the situation ,
shook the snoring statesman nud said
"Dick , wluit in the world &ro you do
ing ? You have gotten the house in terrible -
riblo confusion , nnd Koifer thinks you
have made n motion to adjourn. "
"What ? " ejaculated Mr. Warner , rub
bing his oves. "Why , I wna only study
ing the constitution. "
And the snore tickled itself under its
ninth rib nnd wont of into n comatose
condition instantor.
The greatest tea-drinker in England Is
Mr. Gladstone , the greatest in Franco
M. Clomencoau , nnd in America Mr.
Boncicault. The latter carries while
traveling a flask of tea ns others do of
cognac.
Bittern , the worltl renowned
appetizer and iuvigorator , Unod now over
the whole civilized world. Try it , but beware
of imitations. Ask your grocer or druggist for
the genuine article , manufactured by lr. ) J.
G 15. Siosjert & Sons _
Northern Montana is overrun with
bears nnd wolves.
GAELA.ND
STOVES
AND
1UNGES ,
THE WOULD'.S I1E8T.
Are noted the world over for
Durability , Economy and Con
venience. Thousands of consumers
attest their Superiority over all would-be
Competitors.
Every Steve or
Hango bearing the name
GARLAND ( no matter what
kind of fuel it may bo com
mended for ) is oiferod with the
absolute guarantee of being the
finest and BEST ARTICLE
of its kind that can bo
made for the price
asked.
For sale in Omaha or.ly by
LANGE & F01TICK ,
318 and 320 South Thirteenth atrcot.
nov21tf
A full line of colored grog grain
Silks in all the popular shades at 05 cents ,
reduced frou $1.15. Smith's Now Store ,
1307 Farnam atroct.
Furs and Fur Trimmings , at Saxe'e.
nlmw ! ) f-tf
MY DISCOUNT ' _ ' 0 PER CENT
boats all presents you may pot at other
clothing houses.JOLACK the clothier.
ni21 3t
OY.STKHH AND TUIIKKY ,
CltAA'IlKKKIES AND CKI.KHV ,
For Thanksgiving Dinner
AT WM. GENTLEMAN'S.
Ono Sqnnro Ilallet t Davis Piano , In
aplendld order , will soil chrapfor cash.
Nearly now. Inquire at once at
ood-St EIIIIOI.M & KHIUKSON'.S.
MY DISCOUNT HO PER CENT
bents all presents you may gtt nt other
clothing housoa. POLA.OK the clothier.
DIM 3t
IF YOU WANT TO
Save money on underwear , 20 per cent.
olT , at POLACK'S. n2JU !
MY DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT
boats nil presents you may got at other
clothing housaa. POLACK the clothier.
n21-t : !
YOU CAN NOT AFFORD
to buy an overcoat without getting my
Prices , 20 per cent , oil , at POl.ACK'S.
n21 'It
IF YOU WANT TO
Save money on underwear , -0 per cent.
oil1 , nt 1'OLACK'S nSl-JIt
AUCTION.
on Wednesday , Nov. L'lith at 10 a. in. J
will soil nil the furnittiro , beds , bulling ,
atovc-H , ito , JO room house , HIS Jackson
atrutt. W. H. GHIMJ , Auctioneer ,
n2'l 2t
YOl' CAN NOT AFFORD
to buy nn overcoat without ( 'ottlnR my
Prices , 20 per cont. off , at POLACK'S.
n24.Jt ;
Ladioa and Oontlnnien'fl i'oal Caps , at
Saio'a ' , the Hatter , Of lira IJoueo.
IF YOU WANT TO
Save moiiny on underwear , 20 p r e < ? nt , i
off , at I'OLAOK'S. n2i.t ! ) J
MlIM'i VHY NOTP.S.
The Century f < > r Dccombor has for its
frontispiece a prolilo portrait t'f ' Uunoral
( itaut , engraved fruiii n rccontly fiunul
photograph taken in 1802 , It accompan
ies Iho U'coml of the papers on the
Civil War , "Tho capture of Fort Dftnct
son , " which is contributed by General
Low Wallace , A acoro of illustrations
present views un the Held , portraits ol
oflicots , maps , And ( not the least inter
esting ) an autograph copy , recently mndo
by General Grant , of his famous "Un
conditional Surrender" dispatch to Gen
eral llucknor. The "Recollections of n
Private" nro continued with descrip
tions of the early "Campaigning to no
Purpose" along the Potomac , with illus
trations.
The fiction consists of "An A'dvonturo
of Iluckloberry Finn , with an account of
the famous GrangorfordShophtmlson
Feud , " by Mnrk Twain ; "The Knight
of the Black Forest , " by Miss Draco
Donio Lltchticld , and the second part of
Mr. llowoll's now novel , "Tho Rise of
Silas Lapham. " Other illustrated papers
nro "Dublin City , " "lluutlnq the Rocky
Mountain Goat , " "Tho Now Astronomy"
nnd "American Painters inP.istol. " The
other departments are up to the usual
standard , and present n great variety of
interesting nnd instructive topics.
John G. Whittier opens the Christmas
St. Nicholas with beautiful poem , on-
titled. "Tho Light that is Felt ; " while
Tennyson is represented by a charming
portrait of his two grand-children.
Wary Hallock Footo , writes and illus-
: rntos n beautiful sen-aldo article , called
Menhaden Sketches Summer nt Christ-
las-tiuio. " J. T. Trowbridgo contributes
„ now serial , called "ilia Ono Fault. "
L < \ 11 Stockton , in his second "Person ,
ally Conducted" paper , jumps from
franco to Genoa , with n graphic descrlp-
.ion of "Tlio City of the JJondodKneo ; "
[ jouiaa M. Alcott has another jolly Spin-
ling-whcol story , "Tho llnro nnd the
Tortoise , ' and there is one of Boycson'a
"Tales of two Continents. " The second
part of "Among the Law-makers , " Ed-
'
'mind Alton's recollections of his term as
n page while in the United States sonnto ,
: s nt nice nmuslng md instruc
tive , wliilo "D.\vy and the Goblin , "
Among the distinctively Chriatiims fea
tures uro "Visiting Santu Cbus"npoom ,
"Madlo's Christmas , " n deecriptioii of
several noted Christmas fotps in West
minister Hall ; and n clover litllo sketch ,
"What the Philosopher Said on Christ
mas day. " There are nlso poems by 11
11. Ilolon G. Cone , nnd Malcolm Douglas
Edna Dean Proctor contributes a sketch
of the young Crown Prlnco of Russia ,
with a portrait ; and C. F. Iloldor tolls of
a whale that was imprisoned in an ioo-
borg.
Among the contributions in the Christ-
mns ( D ° comber ) Harper's will bo nil un
usual number of poems from both
English nnd American poems. Stodman
contributes two , "Witchcraft , 1GD1 , "
"Witchcraft , 1881 , " which Howard Pylo
illustrates. Stoddard has a poem of
some length , "Tho Judgment of Solo
mon. " Andrew Lang has two lighter
Christmas poems , a "Ballade of Clirlst-
maa Ghoata , " and "Christmas Violets. "
Wallace Bruce writes a Christmas recol
lection of "Tho Old Homestead , " which
has illustrations by Harry Fcnn nnd
Alfred Fredericks ; Thomas Dunn English
n legend of "O ro-castlo , " illustrated by
Reinhart ; and Margaret Sangstor n song
of "Tho Dear Long Ago , " which has
illustrations by Diolman , and a musical
acoro by W. W. Gilchrlst.
The danger of Incidental harm to the
community , or to certain classes of people
ple , from tlio increased use of machinery ,
the extension of public works , otc , Is
greatly diminished when those who make
the laws , especially those whoso duty it
is to intorprot.thom , recognize that law
is a progressive science ; that It is a
moana , not an end ; that when n state ot
things nrises for which there is no prece
dent , n now precedent muat bo made ,
flow the most enlightened juiists hold
this priniplo constantly In view , and how
the common as well ns the statute law Is
thus mndo to keep pace with the
general advance of civilisation , is admir
ably sot forth in the loading article
In the Worth American Review for December -
comber , "Labor and Capital Before the
Law , " by Judge T. M. Cooloy. of Michi
gan. To the anmo number William K.
Ackorman contributes some suggestive
"Notes on Railway Management , " Dr.
Schliematm tolls what ho found in hla ox-
cavatioDs of the ruins of Tlryns , in south
ern Greece , and Principal Shairy supple
menta his scholarly article on "Friend
ship in Ancient Poetry" with one on
"Friendship in English Poetry. " The
other articles in the number are , "The
British UOUBO of Lords , " by Georgi-
Ticknor Curtis , and "Uanponmbility fet
State Roguery , " by John F. Hume.
With its next millibar the Magw.ino of
Art opens right royally in its now vol
umo. Not satisfied with giving a hand
some etching R W. Macbeth ns a front-
Isplcco to the number , the publishers
present to each subscriber to the now
volume n beautiful etching by J. A S.
Monks , after his popular painting ,
"Crossing the Pasture. " Mr. Macboth't
etching , "Hero it Is , " shows ui n young
woman sitting at the breakfast table
looking over the morning papers. The
opening paper of thla number , describing
'Tho Now Forest1 is by Mil'
licont Garnott Fawcott , wife
of the late PontmaUor-Goiieral
of England. Misa Ilolon Zimmorn write *
of Benjamin Vautlor , the painter of poaa
ants ; nnd Mr. Andrew Lang write *
Some Japanese Bogles. ' R. L. .Steven
Bon'a poem , 'A Visit From the Sea , ' nnd
illustrations of it , printed in a delicate
soa-greon tint , form a moat successful in
auguration of a charming aeries of pen
and pencil pictures. F. Mibol Robins n
writes of the 'Romance of Art' , and
'Hatliold IIouso , ' the resldonco of the
Marquis of Salisbury , is described by J.
Pondorel-Brodhurat. Other papers nro
devoted to Molssonior , ' ( ircok Myths ii >
Greek Art , ' 'Illustrations of Moliore , '
and 'Somo Portraits by Hogarth. '
The bound numbers of the Magazine
of Art for JH81 make nn extremely iiand-
aomo volumo. The abundance nnd the
high quality of La illustrations uro noti
ceable , oven in this ngu of line bunk
making. They include woodjutu thi1
compare favorably with the work of our
beat en ravem , MI etching by j\Lvbulh \
color printii'.f pictiiroa , o c. Mr. F. A.
Uridgman , Mr 8sru"mt , Mr. Djunnt aw'1
Mr. Wyatt EUon'a "Portrait of a Lady"
ia reproduced in wnud-onuniving , ns nr <
Mr. D.iiinnt'a "Spanish < , > 'urtot ' , " ia tip :
V'tr'a Salon , and Mr. Brld nmn' '
'Moorish B by taking hit Bath
at Homo. " Other romnrknbly good prints
are'ThoCant Miuuum at ( Jt.nbndge" .
and the "Donys'je , " illujtrnUri nn im
portant lyticloon "lio'linir ' O.\mbnnf'o ; '
" 1'ho Evening Swr1 a print in munooh
rouie , nftsr Uurue Jorvs ; onU of the
cloister nnd other portions of the Ccrtcm
of IVin , a.mn ntriUin ; ' per uM .f
Cntlyli- . after Thonui We * In r , Mr
Whistler , i cn to ; Fredrick "its , ho
etcher Legn < a , and the sculptor ] J , ohm.
Two of the moat picturesque parn <
Lilulon nro stiown up In nn artido 01
"Tho Lower Thames , " nud one nn "Tho
Innua of C.nirt. " Probably the rlcnest
collection of the in modern masterpieces ,
that of Mr. Csnatntino lotildes , in illus
trated in a series of articles devoted re
spectively to the realists like Di as nml
Regamey , idealists llko Corot , anil old
masters like Van Goyor nnd Ituysdnll.
The Monthly Record of Art , form n nnd
American , makes In the complete voluma
n atimmnry of the jenr which is both
rendablo nnd useful. Cnssoll A Company
Limited , Now York.
The first number of the American
edition of The Quiver , published by Cns-
sett A-Co. , Now York , will not fall bo-
iilnd the expectations of those who have
been eagerly nwnlting Ita nppoaraiico. It
it dignified , entertaining , instructive nnd
it made as attractive In nppoaraiico as it
s in text by plenty of fine illustrations
nnd superior printing. Lord Brabum
opens the number with n paper on
"Clubs for Young Women. " Other gen
eral articles nro "Open Air Preaching in
America , " "By Gaza to Hebron , ' ' "A
Great n Day , " "Somo Bi-Centomml
Glimpses , " nnd "Tho Vlllngo Churches of
England. " By way of fiction wo have the
opening chapters of two serial stories ,
"Molho's Maidens , " "A Poor Man's '
Wife. " The short stories nro "Found
Again , " nnd "Rob nnd Ills Pilgrim's
I'rogross. " Papers of a popular
theological nro "Tho Mysteries of Rev
elation and of Nnture , " "Scripture Lessens -
sons for School nnd Homo , " "Tho
Cedurs nm ? the Candlesticks , " "Now
Parables from Nnturo , " "Tho Growth of
ho Now Tostnmont , " "Tho Prayer of
the Penitent , " nnd "Sunday Reading of
ho Paulina " The poetry of the number
s "Tho Return of the Prodigal , " illus-
.rntod by the frontispiece , nnd "Queen
Unrgurot nnd King Malcolm. " The do-
wrlinent called "Short Arrows , " is sure
o bo ono of the moat popular features
of this magazine ,
'An American Politician" Is tlio title
> f F. Marion Crawford's last novel , pub-
( shod by Hcughton , Milllln & Co. , Boa-
; on , ami for aalo in Oninhn.by J. S. Caul-
field. Mr. Crawford has grown to bo n
very popular novelist , nnd those who
liavo heretofore moat admired his llightu
of fancy will perhaps bo equally surprised
uid pleased with the strong character of
the present work , which may bo said to
bo a picture drawn by common some from
passing political events. "A Roman
Singer , " vrhich wnathoimmodiatoprecur-
ser of "An American Politician , " was lull
of improbabilities so charmingly told ns
to appear simple nnd natural. While
the present work is no loss graceful nnd
pleasing in style , It is nt the same tlmo
broader , showing deeper thought nnd
more painstaking labor. The ctiaractor
of Iho here is strongly drawn and the setting
ting well drown to show it lo advantage
and ndd artistic vnluo. The book cloeos
with nn nddross delivered by the hero ,
then senator , in the capilol , when the
choosing of n president has dovolod upon
congress , treating on the oylls of parti-
sanism and urging non-partisan political
action.
Emily Faithful's "Throe Visita to
America , " published by Fowler > V Wells ,
Now York and for sale in Omaha by J.
S Caulfiold , is ono of'tho most entertain
ing volumes that have boon placed upon
our table for n long time. The author of
this volume needs no introduction to the
American public , her work in behalf of
struggling women during thopaat twenty
years has boon attended with so much suc
cess that she has acquired wide-spread
celebrity in spite of herself. Her three
visits to this country were nmdo for the
purpose of studying our society , our In
dustrial methods and organizations in be
half of poor nnd unfortunate English
women , nnd the record of these throe
visits is not n rush into print to gratify
personal motives merely , or to lot the
world know "my impressions of Amerlcn , "
nfter the style of so many foreign
tourists , but the notes of a warm-hearted ,
practical observer who is in oaruoatfor the
improvement of the condition of her
fellow-women , nnd glvoa her beat exper
ience In the tracings of her pen. Few
writers on America have soon so much of
our country , talked with so many of our
best people , and looked BO deeply into
our social habits and institutions ; nnd ns
she relates the notable incidents of her
journey , in n lively , ngrooablo manner ,
the of oxhu-
-thawing everywhere woman -
liorant good nature , the render is capti
vated at the start. Ono finds himself
newly interested in things that hodoemod
tiuinllar ; reada about men and women
> f whom ho has frequently hoard ,
but sot in now lights nnd phases.
Sketches of conversations occur
ill through the book , niout of them tvith
well-known people. But what will inosl
interest the American reader nro tin
chatty comparisons mndo of our scciao
inannoriijms Mithlhosoof old England , ant
the tondnncioa that she thinks are clear ! )
to bo scon in popular sentiment nn con
cerns trndo , government , labor , the wo
mnn question , art , nnd no on.
Llvo bat shooting will bu u feature of
the second international clay pigeon tour
nament at Now Orleans , bevoral thous
* nd will bo secured. Spurtsinon nre
greatly intnrpntml in this nnvi-l uport.
TUTTFS
HBBIiMiVi M B
PILLS
25 YEARS IN USE.
Tao QreaUat "Medical Triumph of the Age
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
I.uFiKirnppolltr , HowfiUroillve , I'ulnln
Iho bead , with n dull irntallon In ( lie
ImrU pnrc , 1'nln under the ibouliler
lilnde , I'ullnen nftnr rallnir , wltU ndl -
Incllnnllnn to rxcillon of liutlj nr nil nil
Irrllulillliyoftrmpcri f.otmiilrlln , with
u frillnBoriinTln ! iH'ttl"'rli'd orniiilulv ,
Wrarluraii , Ill77lnoni , IMullrrlnir m Ihi
Ilrnrt. Iloln bcforolbn ryc , Ilmidurbr
ovrr tlia right rye , Keallrmini-ix , will
Illful dreiunH , Illubly colornd Urine , uud
CONSTIPATION.
THTT'H j'Jl.r.fJnrncspeclnllyndaiitcii
to ( null rniPH , onn ilOHii rlJVctH Hiicll "
: biiiii ; ' irrt'iOiiii | > itoiistonl litniauiriiriu
TbuyIiirrrr iiBllifi.lM > rtllrarilcauiiutlii (
luidy In TnUeim l'lr li. tli . < tlm HJHU'm I
lloiirl.llrcl.liMl liylln-lrTnnlr. Arlloii t
tlm IH se tl B < lrBmi , Hrisiili rHloojHnr
iir'iilun-il. ri-l-n'Jfto. t niurruy st.V.V !
r
" '
( jiur'nlnt or WiliNKKits clmnKoil to n
ni/SHr W.ACK by n Binuln iiiillcatlin | [ (
IblH Drn. Jt ImpurtH u im'uiaf color , i I
Instuntancouoly. NoM l > v IJniB ; i ia , < -
> ont l > y ( iipri-NHOn jurolpt of 81.
Office , 44 Murray St. , Mow York
H. S. ATWOOD ,
Plnttsraouth , - " -
laliUIEOr TUOtOUOUIBID AMD VKIII OalDI
HEREFOHO M JERSEY OTU
AWJ DU&OC OU ; BlWrilllD HWIVrt
lor ' . Cgrrunponlence
A < * rrnt PruMpm ,
r < tt- nil the Ki'li.oy nnd T.irnr
V' ' '
I , , , „ , , ' ,
TtiKO nil flu' / 'in-MMirifiora ,
T.ikt1 nil ilto Illi' a Hi' rr-mr
-Trtko nil the / > > / / / < ( ( f and i
ion i tiri .t ,
Take nil llio Ague Vovcr , nnd billions
Tflko all llio llrnin nnil Ncrvo force
Takonll the ( frrnf health rc lorora.
In ffinrt , take all the best utialitics
of nil thofo , and tlio l > if
( Junlifha cf all thi'bo t inuiliclnoa in
howorlil , niul you will tiiul that lloj >
-Hitters have the best curnllvo mini-
ties ami powers of nil cunnmfrnlul
In them , ami that they willouro when
any ornll of thoBo , singloor rotnliintd
Kail. A tlinronxh tiial will & \vo \
) oaitivo I'roi l of this
llnrdctirul IiUcr.
Kivo voars no ) 1 l > roko down with kid-
ley and liver comilaint ] nnd tlieiiinntisin.
Since then 1 have boon niiablo to bo
bout nt nil. My liver became hard like
vooil ; my limbs were juill'od up and tilled
with water.
All tlio boat phymciuiis ngroccl that
tothii ) ) ; could euro mo. I resolved Jo try
lop Hitters ; 1 have uawl seven bottlcn ;
ho hardness has nil gene from my liver ,
ho swelling from my limbs , and it has
orkcd it ntiruclc in my case ; otherwise
would have been now in my qrnvo. J ,
V. MOKBV , l uHrtlo , Oct. 1 , 1881.
1'ovcrly anil HiilVorliiK.
" 1 wns dragged down with debt , povor-
y nml sutloring for yem , caused by n
ick family nnd large bills for doctoring.
1 wns completely discouraged , until ono
ear ago , by the dice of my pastor , 1
ommeiiccd using Hop Bitters , nnd in one
ion th wo were nil well , nnd none of us
inve aoeii n sick day since , nnd 1 want to
ay to nil poor men , you cnn keep your
nnulics well n year with Hop Hitters for
CHS tnnn ono elector's visit will coat , 1
now it. " A NVoiiKiNuMAN.
fit None penninc without n bunch of ffrci'ii
liiu | on tlio white laM. Shun nit the vllo ,
oiuiHious Btull with "Hop" or"llopH"in their
ami ) .
lliittottcr'H Btoin-
nch Illttvntan nlluo
M'.HHtilqmicnt.arn-
tlomlmtluirtlr , ntul
nmilu'ibat'.tl btllout
Bivdlla Urilllestlio
f alllni : riirrgliw t
tlio lU'btlitntul niul
chuck * pmnttuuule
FoMirnnilnKiin
lilIlniM ri-mlUnit.
il ) sptipxU ami bonvi
comp Int n In mo
n in ii n K t li o vtti
ulnrli It I'litlrnly ro
uio\u4 In Iroplral
count tic * , \tboro Hit
liver antlbottola nro
orciUHmostunftuor
nlily ntfiicted bj tlio
oDiiililnoil InfliicMco
ol climate , diet unit
HntcT , ll < n itery
liy nil iJr\i'Ki ( ta ami
.
-
in , . . . ' > " I * ' "
t. n T'I. Inn' ' ' P
. . ! > < I' ' . ' . A . .11 'I It 1 " ' J > " ' "
. . . . JtlnH Tri II. .
ir.i I .11 10 | U m.r .1 i
t r ffniii H i j if 1,1 -r r tlniffUl fof tti < <
j. . . tlutnuf i lun 11 , HU J ( 1JII ntKI jihtlNH.
J.7. . tfUITEmVH. COLH ,
at jtito.imtjv , if.
fropoMTlH lor lIulTdiiiK
Department oltbe Interior , )
OtUce ot Indian Affair * . No17,1681. . (
Healed tiroroaalt , tmlorstui "proposals foi building
_ rhljfiH , will bu rcceluMl nt thlHollIco until 1 o'clock
Tticsdny thu 10th of Uuivm i > r , 18SI , for Ilia con
( traction of three bridge * ) on tho.HnnteoHloux Hcsor
\atlon In licbraxka , and Toncu Hcnci\nt'oiiln DnKobt
( it tlio K'lloulnf loi'titlonp ; on tboSnntuu llrnor\Atlon
o\tr tlio nar'loer.fl ' , , a lirlilRonf thrunpann cf 00
'ootiacb with Itiltct niipioncbcb ; on tbo I'DIICH Kea
r\otlon , o\or the Nlobrarn rhor , abrldiic 0119 fftt
rein end to cm' , and oter the We nt Fork ol sold riuT
a p > n of Oflfict.
. _ _ u In qutmtlnn are ti bouf romblimtlon of
vTood and Iron , \\llb cant Irun nhfloe , rrillii ) ; on pllu
foiiiidatloiiB , which n\tr tbo Nl'brnra il\cr are to bo
dihen li li'i't , O\IT I.i7llu ) i-K'ck , 13 Icct , and o\er
Vint I'ork of Niobrarn Klicr , I ft lest below watir
t'vol , ami am to bo built In ncciinlanco with rlaiin
ml epoclllcatlonx to bo 'cn at tbo iilllianf tbo Dvput
-iiiiitcrmiHlcr nt Oiimlm , NtbrtHka , the ' ' ! huci , " nf
Jcn cr , Colorado , and of tbo "Intcr-Oi-uan uf Cbl-
'Ili'o co'nttriirllaii o Ithv brldifcHlo under tbo Ini-
iU'dUtu Biipmmliin f a ptri-on to IH ) dlnlKtiatnl b >
bin llopturtiiitiiit.
All bkUininf boacoompM'Icd bj n roillllud clic'd.
511 HOIIIO Unltwl fctitci ) li ponltoo , Inr nt least I'l VB
itreviitiiincf tlm amount ol tlii prnponal , whlili
lii'cli Hill bo forfeited in the t'lilli'd btatii ) In c.vo
in\ bidder or blildcr fall to uxn-ule -ntract with
Kood and Hiilllclent muitlpH. iitbcrwlm- bo returned
( i tbo bldilir. in BUliinlttlii ) ! IdiN , blddim nlii iiM
l.itolho tlnm rcitilr | l b ) Ilitni lor Un riiimlnirtlon
iltbobri KU'H , a ilni nmltir lll bo rnntlderoil In
iklui ; tlio a uids , and mmlcn port ol tlm contract
'Iborlirht li nsirvtd lo ri'Joct any or nil bids or
ny part U anj liiil II c'eiimril fur thu bei t Intcimt of
no Firicu IJ ' ' "
Commissioner.
BirMI r , Si-oop ,
Measurr , Weigher ,
I ) T e d K e r , K l c
Waihcr , ' 1 n in a I a ,
I'limpkin , Starch ,
Wins a n J Krmt
Strainer. Twelv *
rticlet In one.
Til Onittit Contl-
ni'.ia Kaova.
Mor < loM thin til
therSlrvet > n < l Slftrrff
combined I I'vfryl o lf
lUfttheml We m b
lire * MftM tad Mlicr *
for hind tO'l po * * ' *
Wtlte for cmlouc
ThellunUrbm.rM'r
Co. , Cincinnati , O. , it *
OitlSl. , N wV ilu
Arcntt winted for * * *
Kllcho rlr
l" " nf a nolrd ii > elalln tuow -
ALONG TUB LINK OF IHK
Cblcap. . St , Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY
The DOW eitenilon of this Una from Wakefltld 0 | '
th BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the OAN
IhrouKh Oondird and Coloilii ) (
llaclie the bent portion of the HUto. Himolal ei
our lon rates lor land eel < er over thU Ino I
Wayne , Norfolk and llartlugton , and via Ulalt to a
principal twti.U on the
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC BAILKOAD
Tialr. over tht 0. , Ht. I' . M. tH O. lUllway lo Cov
ligton , Hloui City , I'onca , llaitliiKlou , Wuyna au <
Uoifolk ,
C FiDinoiit , OaUda u , Nrllili , and throilifh o V !
jknHiifi
SI'KtNt : VEHICLES
rldliu-
I''di Hi cmy >
'i ' a * H lib two
rniibrn luiilnl
irry , K'limlly ' wull nilniilvu to roiiKli f 'iiif >
nndrlvmiifrltli-8. Alnimrariurrdiiui
tJJIlCAU > iVuuy ! UDOTf BUGGY CO
SOMS AGKNT8 FOR
9
WEBES , MAYNES AKD EABDMAN
"mr
ivl
nuMkin
SMITH. AMERICAN AND PACKARD GROANS.
Yo have the largest and boat stock of Shoo Mualo In the city , comprising Dor-
in , Vienna , Potora' "Leipzig" Cheap Edition , Broalau , Mayonco editions.
Small Goods and General Music Merchandise of all Kinds ,
101 AND 10.1 16T11 STUKKT , OPPOSITE POSTOFF10B.
EDHOLM & ERICKSON ,
Jewelry of n designs inado to ordur. Largo stock of
'Diamonds and Fine Gold Jewelry.
AGKNTS FOR.GORHAM MANUFACT'NG GO'S STERLING SILVEUWARB
IA WHS STOCK OK
oward Waltham , Elgin , Lancaster and Columbus Watches
SOLI ! AGENTS FOR TL1K CELEBRATED
A , SCHNEIDER WATCH , DRESDEN ,
Uor. loth and Doduo. omiosilo PoHtoiline.
( SUCCESSOR TO FOSTER , fc GRAY ) .
LIME AND CEIuEMT.
nhco m Ctirnnil Do plan utri'nd I M MIA. NEB
WHOLESALE BY
L , A. STEWART < & , ,
1013 Jones Street } ASK rou mn AIOPH { OMAHA WEB
TP'STiT'CI f"A
JtrfJlUb bU
. A. LINBQUEST & 00. ,
IL
1
1206 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb ,
of Fall Goods Just III !
Corn * early nd cet n sotootlon from the most oomploto anil elegant itoak of woolani w
n T T r shownIx > t un mnka you uica , ( mad ovnrooat , line through with tbo bearlut
ilk , or * luit of clnthen unoiculloa anrwhera a good fit , well miulo. nnd of fin * mfttorUl ,
* pair of iron-oM Trotlaon , which will kaep their nliape > nd wear till you tire of thtm.
POTTER
1515 Farnam St.
101 HALK neuaiitieiMonouOn Karimm Ht ,
J7VM
1 ton lilockn ( run | " > Htolllc , rcriiur lot , U7J ( out
smith ( rout , jiiston now grade ; liouno 11 iiionu , wllh
uviry iiuilurn lin | > roiiiiuit , < J,000 catli , balniicuun
our J fan' time , .
I'OITKH li COII 1515 FarnamHt.1 ! "
) 8AI.K 2C 1 Three fine'brick ronldenron on
I7WH street , between llmtga and Karnam. All
ininlerii Improvements , oiwt front , anil an lnve tinent
will puy lojwr cint nut. Ono half cash , balanoo on
loni ; tlniu.
I'OITKH & COIIII , 1615 Karnam HU
. 186 Fine rimldenoe on &lt. 1'loanant
IJIOHHAI.K
' avenue , 1 | blocks off 1'ark avenue , li rnnine , all
modern linpruveinentii. Lot bo feet [ noutb front ,
liaualn. I'rfco 7,000.
I 1'OTTKH 4 COIIII , 1615 Farnam Ht.
poll HAI.K 180 Hoiino anil lot on OoorRla avo-
I ' HUD , oiio-lmll block Houtli ol Ht. llury'n avenue
itroct tar line , full lot. iiuum ) now , B rooms i
iJ
J *
rOTTKK iCOIIII , 1(15 KarnamBl.f |
poll HAI.K 172 132il81 loot rant front , on 11th
I < Btrixit , mar Arbor , wltli.liouwi 5 romnx. ttalilu.
out liulMlniiv , ehaila ami fruit trom Will li Bohl at
almrcalii. . I'OTTKItb ( JOIIII , j515 Kuruamllt.
HAf.K IM-Hontli anil a t oornor 05 1 ISO ,
1 with BU rouui houso. now , nhade and liult trroH ,
trilcn , HowurK , eta. , on C'barlun itruot , HIilnu'oBrJ
, llaritaln.
TOITKH 4 COIIII , 1615 Farnam
HAI.K ISO Iloiino 0 rooma , ulcolot on Eilh
17IOH . olio-hall block ninth ol Ht. Mary'd ttvcniio.
I'rlou 13. ICO. Koay tornm.
l-6lTF.ll k COIIII , 1615 Frnam St.
OH HU.K-UO Ilouiiii 7 loomu In flno reiialr , on
IJ lull lot , v ( uth front , un Doutflaa utrtul , nuar
I'M ) , I'rloo fljOOO. KanyterniH.
.rori'KIt i. OOllll , IMS FarnamBI.
IH Kino house , 10 rooiim on 21ct ,
1 full lot , corner Houtlianil tiibt fronts , DUO block of ]
trout oar line , nlco KrouniU. t'rloo Jf.MO. Kiey
torn * . ElWTKIl & COIIII , 1615 Karnam tit.jj
OK HAIK-lM-Half lot , ( too | V t > ,
bouno , bain , vie. I'rlco $1,000 , unonll ctal >
I'OTTKIl li. OjIIU , 1616Jfurnuni
OIt HAI.K IBI Two houses , 7 room loin
Jj
1 llorbah'u lnt addition , comimratho w snJ
KOixl olmuy. rrlcua } 2,8K ) , ( ! i,7X ) .
1'OITBH * COI1II , 1515 Fainnin S
TT10H HALF. KW-Oixnl houno. lot 45xl A on Ham
1 lite ll otroct , barn , outbulldluKH , $3.000 Kit ?
tornm. 1'0'lTKIt it COI1U , 1516 Farnam Ht.
71011 HAI.K 171 Lot eonth front BOilflS , 5 room
I
1 cnttaifo , tHuldvii closets and bath room , many
Idlida of Irultu , Hhailu troca , otu , 83,200. Kaay terms.
1'O'ITKHA ; COIIII , 1515 Far own St.
OK HAT.K-Txjtn In Illllsldo aadltloii ) , IxMt .a ' tht
If 1 city for realtime-en ,
I'O'ITKU i COllll , 1615 Fainaia 81.
Oll HALF LoU , vacant and Improved , o aU
I 1 i > ait ol tbo olty. Cell on UK.
. . . "H . _ . I'3'ITKH & OOUIJ , 1516 Honiara 81.
flALK Lulu at Intersootlon of Farnam BHJI
FOH
and Ixiwo avenue , at from * 100 to 00 each , SJJ >
casb and f 10 iior month.
| ruTTKK & COIIII , 1515 KainamHI.
HALK WO anroi U mile * aoutb of Unlea
Foil yard * . Will Il 80,100 , HO or .0 acii-nt-a
body. Laud Improved , houses , barnu , orchards , eta. ,
eta. Ilarxalii at frnm IO to 855 ] > ur acre. Ttu >
\uryeany. 1'0'lTEll & COIIII 1615 Karnam 81.
HAI.K WOOO acrnx of land In
FOH N' brn > ka , at 83.00 ] wr acrn.
I'OITEH & C0111J lo
OK BALB-5,003 e of ( food land lo
county , at it 60) art cro.
WlTF.lt k OIJ11,1515 Faruam
HALB Several Bectloui In Dawgoa county
FOH do per aore.
aore.I'OrrUIl&COOU 1515 FarnamBI.
17011 * HALK 10,000 acres of ililrubl l and In DOQ ,
1' clan , rtmpy , L'umlni ; , Nitiioo , Murrlak , lud lo ,
Kcaiuoy , 'lhayir and Lincoln counties.
I'OITKH ti 001111 1616 Faruaw B .