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    W 14 . THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , EEBRTTA11Y 0 , 1890-SIXTEEN PAGlCa
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H Men Rubbers , nil siyos nt ! ! 0c _ A _ ,
H Infinits'Turned Button Shoes , worth 10c nt .18 S&T
H Infants Kill nnd GontShoep , worth 75o nt 4Sc
H Child's Kid Spring llcol Shoes , U to 7 , worth < > 3c nt CtSc
1 Child's Kid apriiifj Ileul Shoes , to 7 , worth JCo nt Cdc
| fl Child's Pebble Rulton Shoes , tinned , 8 to 10 } , worth $1 nt "be L
Child's Goat and Dongolti Slioes , Spring Heel , Rochester make , pn
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BH Misses I'obblo Hutton Slioos , 11 to 12 , worth $1.35 nt SISe
BH Misses Oanuinu Goat , Spring Heel , 11 to SI , wortli $1.50 nt $1.18
BH Misses Pine Kid and Goat HuttonHoynolds 13ros. ' nnd lCox's nmko , . -rr
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Luetics' Gonulno Hand Turned button , worth $2.60 nt 1.45
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Ladles ' Dongoln button , nbonuty , worth S3 nt 1.1)8 )
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makes , worth $5 ; our price during this tale only $ _ . ! 5. Positively
but ono pair to each purchnser
Ladies Pine Toilet Sllppors bonded front with sntiti bonded bow , worth
$ l.f > 0 ; during this sale nt 88 cents
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SOME NOTED HOUSE LEADERS
H Ex-Spoakor Carlisle and His Very
H | Umissuniitiff Mantiora
M HIS COURTESY TO A NEGRO GIRL
Bj How ( lie Silver - Tonmicil llrcokcn-
M rldio Tnllcn Ilia Speeches Into
BBH n Grnplxiritiiinc Hold Don
fl H lluUcrwoitli
BBH Tlic Opposing Wnrrlorn
B irovvrtoM ttVO bi ) Frahlt Q. Carpenter !
m WAsniNOTON , Feb 0 [ Special to Tun
H Iki : . I Tlio present congressional session is
H Bolng to bo ono of fighting from tlio word
fl _ flj ko ltoth democrats and republicans hnvo
H dipped their tonpucs In oil of vitriol and tlio
H acritnoniouB romnrlis ol tbo past week are
H bui tlio beginning of a poisonous stroatn of
M cloquctico which will burn , not only the
H hearts of their opponents , but which will
H Btir tlio souls ol both pat tics thruughout the
H country
fl _ fl _ B 'Jlie man are rlpo for the occasion
H 'Thcro have never been more noted lenders
H In both houses of congress than thcro are
H now , and tlio house hns n dozen brainy
H fitutcsincn who nro ready for the fray and
H nro glad that It is on I too It n look nt John
H U , Carlisle today Ho looks almost as young
H ns ho did when ho was elected speaker six
H tears ngo Ills shoulders huvo beeome
H slightly stooped , it is true , and the bald spot
H on his crown has widened , but his blue eyes
H nro full of ilro nnd the iron of his blood has
H not weakened by his unremitting industry
H Carlisle Is ono of the hardest workers in
H public lifo Ho leaves his accomplished ,
H Juno-lilto wife to keep up tlio society end of
H his Washington lifo , and ho delves in figures
H nnd facts as though ho wcro a young
H lawyer of twenty-flvo with his roputu
H turn * to make John G. Carlisle is
H six feet tall Of slcndor form , ha
H has n stiong , rough , honest face His fore
H head is high nnd broadlus , complexion Is sal
H low , his eyes light gray and his cheens nro
H thin Ho dresses In statemen's black , wears
H n doublcbreastod frock and ties with his own
H hands the black string nccktio around his
H standing collar I would not call him a
H handsome man , but ho would bo a striking
H ono anywhere On the floor ha speaks with
| few gestures nnd his voice Is n hard metallic
H on o , becoming nt times almost nasul His
H forte is in his wonderful command of fact
H nnd statistics Ho remembers everything
H that ho has ever read and ho seems to have
H road everything Ho makes no tuss in his
H mie.iliing , does not talk to the gullorics nnd it
H the most unassuming man in Washington
H I roilo down with him from the capitol ono
H day In a street car und wlicn wo reached the
H nvcnuo n young negro girl entered the car
H There was no scat for her and she grasped
H the strap as she looked up and down the
H benches on both sides 1 was surprlecd to
| bco Speaker Carlisle , for ho was then
H , spoakcr of tbo hou- , half rise to glvo her
H his place A moment Inter ho saw that ho
H could make room for her besiilo him and bo
H crowded the rest of us up against the end
H MOTIONED IIKit TO SIT DOWN
H His treatment of every ono else is on the
H snmo domocratlo basis His latchstring is
H out to avcrybody und any ono who wants to
H sea him can moo him nt nny time Ho lives
H very nicely hero nt Washington and his brick
H liouso on "It" street is ono of the mast at-
H trnctivo ones nt the capital Ho is fnrtuunto
H in having a wlfo who knows how to take care
H of him and Mrs Carlisle watches ever his
H health as carefully ns though ho was her son
H instead of her husband ,
B Carlisle is the embodiment of the free
trade Idea nnd the snmo may bo said of W.
C , V , llrcoKenrldgo who , In connection with
McCrcary , makes the Kentucky aelocrntion
ono of the strongest from the south , lircck-
enridgo is known ns the sllvcr-touguod orator -
tor In his own stuto Ho Is an eloquent
Bpeakor , is n man of line culture and ho delights -
lights in well-rounded sentences Ho weighs
n third ns much again ns Carlisle , though bo
is not ns tall , and ho is ono of the lino-look-
ing men of the liouso His hair Is frosted
silver , his board is as white ob newly slaked
llmo and his cheeks are ns rosy as the rising
moon , Ho is n noted lawyer and was a pro
feasor lu tbo university of Louisvlllo before
became to congress Many or his speeches
nro extempore ones and ho has shown
himself to bo a good all-around fighter Ho
Is as good n fellow as ho Is a statesman , nnd
ho lives In a very nice brick liouso hero
nbout two miles from tbo capitol , on Six
tfcenth street , In the shudnw of ex-Senator
Henderson's f 100,000 brown stone chateau
Hreokenrldgo has a curious way of propar-
\ig nis speeches Ho dictates the matter to
the graphophono and then has the cylinders
J writon out In typewriting Ho did for a long
tlino dlctaio his mall dlroctly to tbo typo
HHl writer , and ho Is ono of the men who can got
H through a great deal of work in a very short
B llonresontatlvo Hrcckonrldgo'i cousin ,
H lirockonridga of Arkansas , is also prominent
B In the democratic party Ha Is the son of
J John C. Hrcckonrhlgo , and ho moves nbout
J tbo bouse looking ns though ho wanted to
J light and was ready to toke up ono at u mo
J incnt'B uotlco Ho Is n lean llitta anatomy
J with a sallow fnco nnd n heavy law , Ho pos
J bcsbcs considerable ability aud has shown
J himself an able speaker
J McCroury of JCeutucUy , Is ulso a good
J speaker , though ho lius not ns yet shown
J himself to possess the eloquence of Hreck-
J enridgo or the facts of Carlisle Ho Is a
J straight , well padded brunette medium
J height , with a pair of eyes
H IS MICK AS OILED JET ,
B with a broad full forehead and with raven
black hair , Ho dresses well , is perfectly at
homo upon the lloor and his speeches show
lilm to bo soinothlug of a student He is
llfty-two years old , Is a practising lawyer
and was speaker of tbo Kentucky house and
governor of the stuto before ha was elected
to congress Ho is n long speaker ,
but his speeches are of by
no means the length as that
which ho accused tbo late Sam Cox of tnak
Ing MoCrcnrv says that whoa he loft col-
leto twenty odd years ngo ho mada a visit to
Kcw York , and in passing through Wuih-
iugton ho spent n few moments In the house
gallery Ho saw a little man In tbo middle
of the floor and pounding the air very vigor
en sly while ho kept the house la a storm of
laughter Ho asked who this was , and was
told that It was Sam Cox Ho was not nblo
to unit for the end of the speech , and went
on to Now York nnd then back to Kentucky
Ho did not ngnin como to Washington until
ho was elected to congress , nnd
through sonio troubles lu his family
ho was not nblo to got to tlio
liouso on the first day of the session When
ho aid enter it ho saw the same llttlo man
standing in the snmo place and pounding the
air in the snmo Way It was Sunset Cox
roundlnp up one of tlio Inst speeches of his
thrco decades of federal legislation Mc
Crcary in talking to Cox about the matter
said that ho liked the beginning of the
sneech nnd ho very much admired tno end of
it and it would bo his lifelong regret that ho
had novcr heard the middle of It
Ohio compares with Kentucky in this con
gress as to the number of its nblo represen
tatives However tlio
Aim : omoAtts Aim kbpuhmcaks
Hon llutterwortb , Major McKlnloy nnd
Charley Grosvenor slzo up well with Car
lisle , Urockonridgo and McCrcary McKinley -
loy la the embodiment of the protective tariff
idea Ho is an nblo speaker , und this side of
the tariff hns been his study for yours Ho
is careful in the preparation of his speeches ,
docs not bollevo in speaking unless ho has
something to say , aud makes a hit nearly
every time McKlnley Is a good politician
nnd ho might almost bo called u stutosmen
His act at Chicago in stating that ho was n
friend of John Sherman's , nnd that ho
wanted no ono among his friends to vote for
him ns a presidential candidate was un
borolo ono nnd added to his fame Ho may
yet bo president of the Unltod States , nnd if
so , ho will make an eminently rospectnblo
president Ho is cautious and conservative ,
full of dignity , and he has the bearing ol n
creat man Ho never makes n mistake aud
bo has tlio sense to keep his mouth shut at
tlio right time Ho comes from the central
part of Ohio , ia well-to do , and , though he Is
not a money-mnkor , his Income is by no
moans small Ho made ono of the nolcst of
the republican speeches in last weeks quar
rel , and ho may do called the republican
leuder on the floor
Ouo of the best fighters m congress nnd
the mnn who is ulwajs ready to throw off
his coat and ] ump into the iuubb is Hon
Uutterworth Ho is n bluff , good-naturod
fellow who reminds ono of a Jolly sea enp-
tnln , always ready to sing a song , toll a
story or knock down the man who insults
blm lluttorworth always calls n sp .do a
spade , and if ho has a personality to utter
ho does not hcsitnto to
LET IT FIV
Ho hns none of tbo Quaker instincts of his
father aud inothor , who were noted aboli
tionists nnd who were members of the
Society of Pneuds During Hens lirst po-
Iiticnl campaign ho wns us much of a fighter
as ho Is now and his father saw fit to give
him n bit of advice , which bo did writing ,
as follows :
"My Dear Henny : Thy mother nnd myself
hnvo thought well to give tbeo some advice
touching the conduct of thy campaign Wo
say to tbeo that wo deem it bettor
fortheo to deal severely with bad principles
and bad practices thau to deal severely with
bnd rnon now living whom might bo angered
and do theo harm Very affectlonatoly ,
Thy Pathcii "
At latest occounts , however , Buttorworth
has not taken this ndvlco IIo is u bravo
man ns well us un eloquent ono , and the fear
of Harm from the men on the other side of
the house does not nffect his speeches Ho
is ono of the fastest talkers In the house nnd
ho rattles out the dictionary at the rnto of
200 words a mluuto when ho grows oxcltod
When ha tulks no talks nil over aud there is
not an atom in the 200 pounds which make up
his anatomy which docs not move when ho
takes the lloo > - . Ho is as good an ai'tor-
dlnncr talker as ho is a political dcbuternnd
there Is no man in congress who can sing
"I'm a dandy copper of the Hroadway
squad as well as Hen Butterworth of Ohio
1 li.ivo myself heard him sing this song ten
times according to the nurnbor of notches
cut into a stick and ovcry time that the Grid
iron club moots nnd Iiutterworth Is Invited
which ho is nearly always ho is inado to sing
Ho lives very nicely hero at Washington ,
owns a house worth about S10,0d0 and has a
pleasant family Ho is I am told tlrod of
congressional lifo and like muuy of his follow
statcsmon of mora than ordinnry legal abil
ity ho anxious to leave congress and go back
to the low where ho cab mnko money as well
as reputation ,
General Cburlcs Grosvenor Is
AKOTIIEIl UOUU FIOIlTEIt
Ho has been fighting all bis life nnd wbon
his mother taught him his first prayer I
doubt not that ho kicked against Its wording
before ho accepted it Grosvonor comes
from Athens , O. , nnd for tha past gonerntion
during which ho has bcou n politician there
the republican party has bcon divided Into
factions and Grosvenor has boon the tighter
at the head of ono of them Ho has suc
ceeded lu downing his opponents and ho can
now stay in congress as long as bo will Ho
is a tall , whita haired , gray bearded man
with eyes of the famed blue of the fciovrcs
china , and with a tongue that can boat that
of ono of these porcelain figures whoso head
moves on a pivot and whoso tongue
goes in and out all day long Grosvo
nor Is a good speaker Ho is a little
too quick and Jumps to his feet now
and then wbon ho had bettor romaln In his
cbalr Ho is , however , always ready to say
something nnd ho very often says It very
well Ho ranked as ono of the redheads of
the house when ho llrst came neru nbout four
years ago aud , though his hair is now white ,
IiIb heart action is good and his Joints are
well oiled Ho is only fifty-sovon yours of
ago , aud ho was boru in Connecticut in 183X
tits latuor carried him out to Ohio as a
squawling baby and he was rocked lu n sugar
trough lnstend of a cradle Ho weat , to
school In a log school house , did bis first
reading by the light of on old-fashloncd log
rim uud pounded away until he bad got uu
extraordinary umount of facts stored in the
gray matter of his brain under lbst snow
white thatch of silvery hair Ho has been a
soldier , a speaker of the Ohio legislature nnd
divers odd other things before ho became a
congressman ami ho now has the seat of Sil
ver Dollar Wurner
Joe Cannon tells me that be is tired or
cougresslouul lifo , nnd bo thinks ho would
have oeeu netter off If ho had stayed out of
congress and stuck to raonoymaulng Ho Is
an nblo speaker nevertheless , and he will bo
hoard from n number of times within the
next few weeks Cannon Is perpetual mo
tion personllled wbon he makes a speech , He
tears tbo air , pounds hlf desk , and needs
about twenty snuuro foot to move around In
He grows rod in the ace and throws his
fingers at Itoger Q. Mills while be bowls
out defUnco and logic in strong nasal
tones
Speaking of Mills , ho has
wet cut wuou ov x Tiacns
this session , and the leadership which ho
hold as chairman of tbo ways and means
commlttco of the last congress has bcon
prncticnlly taken from him by the rcupponr-
anco of Spoakcr Carlisle upon the lloor
Mills is not n great speaker , nnd as com
pared with Carlisle bo is not a great man
Ho hns not tha reading of Carlisle , nnd bis
chief forte is the tnnff , the dllforent phases
of which ho has studied to cousldornblo ox-
tent At the time Mr Mills wns chosen as
the head of the ways nnd means comnnttoo ,
I called upon him to get tbo story of his lifo
for the Now York World It was In tlio
winter I found him In his shirt sleeves ,
though the thermometer was nt zero and
there was Bnow on the ground Ho
did not put on his coat dur
ing the Interview nnd notwithstanding
the fact that Mrs Mills was in the roam bo
scorned perfectly nt homo Ho is a big man
Fully six feet high , his nrm Is ns big nn ono
of Joe Cannons logs nnd you cau put the llt
tlo head of Henry Cabot Ledge nisido bis
big cranium nnd thcro would bo an inch of
space botwocn tbo outside bones of tbo ono
nnd the lnsido bones of the other 1 doubt
not thut the smaller head would contain
fully ns much brnins as the larger
W. S. Holman is another domocrntlo
leader His long cxpurionco In congress nnd
his knowledge of the Ins and outs of con
gressional npproprmtlous added to n remark
ublo amount of n certain kind of ability mnko
blm ono of the ablest men on tha floor Ho
knows Just wbon to object nnd how to clog
legislation upon nny measure that ho disap
proves of Holman is u curious looking
man Nature made him when she was
in ohor i oughest mood nnd you will not
find iv curve lp the whole six foot of his
anatomy Ho looks las though ho was carved
out with n square and draw shave His body
is nil nnglcs and his tongue is the most
nngulnr of the whole When bo speaks bis
voice
sounds Uke a nu/z SAW
that has struck a knot and ho cuts the nlr in
geometrical llguros His beard is as rough
as the rest of hi , ; face nnd his hair looks ns
though his head was covered with cowlicks
Ho is nn uneasy body nnd is very feud of
chewing tobacco When ho is not speaking
ho chows and his Jaws in ono wny nnd an
other nro kept in perpetual motion For
nil his roughness , however , ho has
ono of the kindest of hearts and
ho is very populur both hero nnd nt homo
Ho lives at Aurora , Indinnn , very near where
ho was born sixty-eight yours ago Ho has a
line fnrm thcro and is worth , I nm'told ' , In
the neighborhood of f 0,000. Ho Uves.here
nt n hotel , and ho has for twenty-two years
paid rent and board in Washington
There is n scora of ether lenders in tbo
house of representatives many of whom nro
nblo and several of whom have won their
spurs in deuato Julius Cmsar Burrows of
Michigan ls-a line spoakcr with some spread
cugletsm about him Boutolla of Malno is a
good speaker and his voice is us strong ns
that ol the bull of BuBhan Henry Cabot
Ledge haB both gall and brain , nnd Payson
of Illinois mulccs many a good speech Mc-
Comas of Mnrylaud is a good talker , and
John Dnlzoll of Fonosylvanla has shown
hlmsolf to bs u man of ubllity Blount of
Georgia is
anotiieii srnuiD-CAOLc srEAKnn ,
nnd Crisp , the bald-headed , gets there every
time Ho does not make many mistakes like
that ho made while bo was in Georgia during
the Clovclaud administration nnd some mali
cious reporter had tologrnphed that a baby
had been born in the white house Crisp
thought the report wns true nnd ho mndo an
nftor-dlnnor speech , In which ho said that
the news had como to blm that "in the house
of our fathers a child Is born Lotus all
unite , " said bo , "in the hopothat tbo mother
and baby nro well " His speech was telegraphed -
graphed ever the country , nnd when bo
beard that the report was a false ouo ho
grasped nt his crown with an nlr as frantic
ns though it had been covered with bair nud
bo would tear it in his dismay
Mr Crisp hasduiingtnopastweok Jumped
away to the front as tha house leader Tbo
prospect is that ho will take tbo honors from
Mr Carlisle Ha is very ready in debate ,
bus a strong , full voice and is not afrnid of
anything Ho is nearly as big as Heed in
size , was forty-fivo years old last month nnd
Is in perfect health Ho is , I am told , the
son of an nctor , was born in England , has
been In tbo con federate nrmy and wn3 a
Judge before ho was olectcd to congress Ho
Is a well educated mnu nud Is a gentleman
and scholar Ho possesses , to a murked do-
; , the qualities of leadership , docs not
free his head when on the lloor nnd bis com
mand ot the dcmocratio forces is Increasing
in power every day
Fuank G. Caupenteh
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8A1/T LiA.KH NOTES
1'olltles nnd Itcnl Estate are Doth
Decidedly on the Uooin
SaltLakr Citv , Utah , Fob 0. [ Special
to Tuk Bee ) "Tbo soothing cauldron of
politics this pnraso gets a now meaning
from what is now going on in tnis oity It
is a cauldron full and boiling , and contain
ing muoh that 1b exciting and much that is
Indigestible Among the indlgestablo things
are drum corps You hoar drum corps when
night settles on tbo until then poncoful
town , and you boar them when you awake
in the morning at that comfortnblo moment
when wo turn round for another nap I
dent know how true it Is , but the report
uomos to mo that the east is depleted of its
drums , having sent every available drum to
Salt Lake City This drumming alternates
with musio by the brass bands , and , while
tboso bands are In some respects luforlor to
Gilmore's , they surpass the latter ia their
faithfulness and porsoveranee Having once
played a tune tbey keep on playing It uutll
every boy in town cau whlstfo It Tbon
hero are flue suppers In tbo cauldron , en
tertainments to the marching clubs , flag pro
seutations , balls , speeches , aud finally the
most awful charges of fraud made by both
parties
Ia spite of all of this real estate continues
to boom und our prominent real estate deal
ers , as Messrs Shcley , Qooshell & Co , A'
II Muyne , C. E. Wantland , the Midland in *
vestment company , T. A. Wickorshauv
Seers & Co , Jack , Spaflord & Co , Angell &
1'arkos , L , F. ICullok , Wblttomoro
& Co , to mention only tbo
leading ones , are confident that
wo are having not nn nrtltldally gotten up
boom , but a really healthy state of tbo mar
ket that bids fair to prove the bolt field for
investment for voars to oomo ,
In conversation with Dexter Sbiby , a
member of tbo firm of Sblby , Gooshell &
Co , the doctor gave mo some of his reasons
for belleveing in tha steady advance of this
plrce The foundation of our wealth , " tbo
doctor said , "is in tbo bappy combination of
mining Industry and agriculture These
sources of wealth are constantly being made
more productive by the extension of railroad
fncllltles , tlio building of good roads and the
Influx of nu Intelligent nndnctlvo population
I came here two years ngo nnd hnvo soon n
steady Improvement slnco "
Another gentluinnn of kcon business in
sight nnd practical experience , A. II Mnyno ,
called my nttentlon to the great cbangos
made in n few months ; the establishment
nnd extension nf the olcctrlo onr system ;
the system of soworngo commonood only Inst
suminer but nlreudy far advanced nnd cer
tain to bo vigorously pushed this year Ho
said : "I am not a prophet nor the son of n
prophet , but 1 think I nm safe in snylng that
Salt Lake City Is bound to do lu the future
ns she has In tbo recent past , und that she is
llkoly to do very much moro The march of
progress once started cannot now bo
stopped "
Mr L. F. Kullak , though still n young
mnn , has bad considerable cxpurionco in the
real estate business both in California and
here Ho told mo that nowhere In
California did ho find such n substan
tial basis for pormnncnt progress ,
ns In Salt Lake City Ho has boon very suc
cessful slnco bo came here , which was nbout
two years ago ,
Similar remarks were made by others I
will leave for u future letter some of the In
teresting things I learned in conversation with
other prominent dealers in real estnto , but I
may add Just here thut Mr C. E. Wantland
. called my attention to the slgnlflcant fnct
that while the amount invested In building
wns * 1,000,000 in lSbS , it rose to 82,000,000 in
1SS0. Mr Wuntland feels confident that the
latter amount will bodoublodthls year This
Is also the opinion of Messrs Scors & Co ,
nil of them coolheaded , experienced busi
ness men , whoso past success nnd present
business glvo thorn the right to an opinion
In tbo oftlco of the Midland investment
company my nttontiou was'called to n line
map of Utah gottonup by this compnny In
reply to my questions as to the real estate
mnrltot these gentlemen mentionedn few facts
thut mo suggestive of what may bo done In
renlty the figures are very much higher
now
"i'hero nro four smelters in this valloy.tho
largest of which is' not running The
Hanover produced 9,88'i,000 ' pounds of lead ,
522,5" )0 ounces of slvor , 2,833 ounces of gold ,
all vnlued a JSSOWW . The Gormania
. producd 7,072,000 pouhds of lend ,
I 443,187 ounces of silver , 2.5S0 ounces of gold
I and 419,250 poulds of copper It used 43,1)77- )
1 OSO pounds of ere , 0,10a pounds of cobo ,
1,052,030 pounds ofcharpoal , 0,457,030 pounds
of lump coal , 8.401,000pounds of sluclr , 12 , -
789.4C9 pounds of limestone , 2,113,490 pounds
, of Iron 010 nnd 115.550 pounds of scrap Iron
Tha Mingo used $78,078 worth ol fuel , 1,031
tons of ore , nnd produced 5.929,034 pounds of
bullion and mattco There are n number ot
mills running in tbo territory , running qulto
a number of stamps The largest is that of
tno Ontario mine , this has forty stamps and
crushed 25,000 tonB of ere in 1883. The out
put of all these Bmclters and mills has boon
largely increased slnco
Among tbo transfers of real estate last
week the following may bo noticed : Lots G
and 7 , block 10 , B. $25,000 ; lot 4 , block 70 , (
pint T , { 05,000 ; lot 3 , block 03. pint A , ? 10 , -
000 ; sales averaged about ? 143,000 per day
dUring the past week
Wo nro having delightful weatbor , thcr-
mometer averaged 403 in the day time and
over c. A. Eaaaur ,
>
A \ nleiilino
Clinton ScoUaid in Tlie Ceniuri/ .
If only I might sing
Llko birds in spring
Robin , or tbruBh , or wren ,
In grove orglcu
If only I might suit
To hare or lute ,
To chime in tender time
Some touching rhyme ,
Then I'd uot hope In vain
Thlnooar to gain ;
But now I halt I quail
Ahlmustlfaill
So small my skill to plead
My enrnest ncod ,
Love love Is all the plea
I bring to thee
lMIlICTIKB
Tne mlnlstors of the gospel should organ
ize a Bln-dicato.
The hymn tbo morning stars sang to
gether was doubtless written In long meteor
Future comfort is moro assured by ' tiio
cloak of holiness than by the spread of infi
delity
Wo live so fast nowadays that it keeps the
recording angel busy putting down tbo
breaks "
Exbortor I toll you , young man , you are
going straight to Hndos Young Man All
right , old fol Au revolr
Aunt Amelia , who is an old maid and fond
of children , says there cant bo any Infants
in hall , for the dear llttlo things would
mnko tlio place quite tolerable
Sunday Sohool Teacher "By their fruits
yo shall know them " Willie Drown , you
mnv tell mo what that moans Willie Brown
You can always tell a Dago by his banana
stand
nl
Mrs Gray And bai , Kov Mr Blaok's
ministry been a very successful ono among
the people horol Mrs White O , yes , in-
deed He's hnd bis salary ralsod no less
than three times since1 be Icamo
The l'eacomakor Dent ' you know It Is
very wrong to fight , little boy I What does
the good book Bay ? Tommy ( who has Just
polished off the bullv of bis class ) I dunuo
I ain't read it no further ) than Javld and
Gorllre
"Is Mr Smith n very religious manl" "I
guess you'd think so , I never saw a man
more devoted In all m 'y life Ho attends nil
the parish fairs , takes shares In all the raf
fles , and when it conies to < Copenhagen be is
the very life of tbo church "
A minister when ana day calling upon n
parishioner was mot at tuo door by the four
year-old son Sammy . Upon inquiring for the
mother ho was surprised to see tne child
rush into the hall and shout : Mammal
mammal Como down quick Jesus has como I
Jesus has cornel
Annie's father was a very profane man
and Annlo was five years old before she
beard her first sermon Throughout tbo
services she kept entreating her mamma to
take her homo When afterward rtnrovcd
for her naughty conduct she excused herself
by saying : But , mamma , I did not like the
minister , bo kept saying swear words all the
time "
Pimples , blotahcs , scaly skin , ugly
spots , eoros and ulcers , ubscosses and
tumors , unhealthy discharges , such as
catarrh , eczomn , ringworm , and other
forms ol skin diseases , are symptoms of
blood impurity Take Dr J. II Mo-
Loau's Sarsaparilla
* * -mrm-rr n mn 11 [ ! ! ! himi iiibi wi iiMininmiiiiiiii iii > iwh.m wimwiw
* miens ' and Boys ' Department
Men ' s Work hip Shoes , solid lonlhot" , wortli Sl.S/t nf $ .8.
Mon ' s Workinp Slioos , ottatoin mndo , wortli $ l.l" ! ) * • J ' 'V '
j Mon's Work hip Shoes , JCow York city iiuiko , worth $1.60 nt 1.1
-niflir Mon's WorKhip Shoos , Milwuukco oil prnin worth SI.75 . . . .s , nt j. ' - off
ff Men's 31 Cnlf Setiniloss Congress , wortli $1.75 nt l. 'ifj
Mon's A Cnlf Sontnlcss congress nnd buU , worth $ - ' .511 • nt 1.85
Men's Gonulno Cnlf , seamless , congress nnd bnls , worth S3 . . . .nt 2.25
Mon ' s fJcnultio Welt Shooa , congress nnd bills , worth $4 nt 2,115
A . Mon Cull Pegged Hoots , worth 53 nl 1.75 , r
Sf Hoys'HCnlf , fccnmlchs button , 11 to 2 } , worth ? 1. " 5 nl 1.25 \
r\ Hoys' 15 Cnlf , seamless button,3 tool , worth $2 , 1 l-g ! * 1
Hoys' Dress Kip Hoots , 11 to 111 , worth $2 nt 1.2t > '
Hoys' iMllwntikoo Oil Grain Hoots , 1 to 5 , wortli $2.50 1 1.50
. Hoys' Custom Matte Cnlt Hooti , I toil , worth $2.50 nt 1.(15 (
* &gr Store Open Ih'cry i\oniiip : Until 0 Oclock Kulurtlity Dntll 10
P\ . Oclock Your iittcuiliuicc solicited
Make Comparisons
Exeelsior Springs , JBo
Natures Great Sanitarium
The Most Elrgnnt , Most fill nud Ucncflclal
or Health llcsorls
TUG CI MC O"o nf the Fine Hotels of the
I tlL CLlYlOi World ltcplcto lllmcrycom-
fort , pleasure nnd cointukme Uimpproaclmblo
in Its nttrnctl\enc , > " , fnmlthlngsnnd cuUinc Sau-
Itnry conditions perfect All ihnrgcs reasonable
ATUQ Within the hotel , rapid ) , com
MR nOi plcto ami of gnat incillrlimt
\lrtue. Salt-Sulphur WaterTub , lurkleb , Elec
tric , Massage , Itarblo Plunec
THE MINERAL WATERS 5 ?
for Ithcnmatlem , Oout , Drojicy , IChliipy , Bladder
anil Ll > cr Troubles , Di pensis , Wood Diseases ,
Alcoholism , llebllity end other derangements or
the system , Tlio moBtnetonlelilng and marvelous
rMullB speedily followthclr use The waters pos
tecs properties and combinations unknown to nny
other kwmn spring In the world They contain
Iron lu that most rare and \ aluable form for ready
ab.orntlounnd rapid medication ; namely , n cola
tlou of the Protoxide In Carbonic Acid Asa solv
ent and diuretic , they are supremely efficacious ,
anil ns a tonic In upbuilding tlio worn nnd debili
tated i stem , they have no ciiual , A gain of about
ono pound a day usually follows tbclr use Tbey
have restored tuou.nnds from the brink of death
to perfect health Try them They will prolong
your life
Ctlmatomlld nndhenlthful Surroundings beauti
ful Twcnlj-lho miles from Kansas City on tbo
a , m. & st p. it it
Till : llOTTLCU WATERS shipped on or
der to all points
Tor full Information nnd Illustrated pamphlets ,
sddrcss , exCELSIOU Sl'ItlNGS CO ,
Kxcclslur Hinlngs , Mo *
CALIFORNIA
THK LAND OP
DISCOVERIES
LUNG-5 rSobU GdIff !
If 6 meTa * * raf thc o nly-
PntEWW\--OJfSk CUArlArJTEED
f ! S BY MAIU _ " , # tfj cUrXg TOR
Sun aanjSQJgHQ ATARRH
ABICTINEMmfcCoVORnviLLE f"
SANTA : ABIE : AND : GATR : : CURE
For Sale by Goodman Drug Co
AT TME
Expositions
MlilVERSELLE ,
PARIS , 1559 ,
The Highest Poasibla Premium ,
MIE ONLY GRAHB PRIZE
POR SLiWiHG MACHINES ,
W\8 AWARDED TO
ItELBU WON MFG , CO ,
AND THE
• 4GR0SS 0F THE *
LEQION OF HONOR ,
WAS CONFERRED UPON
NATHANIEL WHEELER ,
The President of the Company
WHEELER & WILSON MFG , GO
185-1H7 Wabash Avo.f Clilouuo
gOI.I > IIY
P. E. FLODMAN & CO
220 N. 10th St , Oiiiulin , Nell
\yP \ collar
SPENCER OTIS ° ' -
> . , K'-
Mechanic * ! Knelneer and Uraftaman , Complete
UraifluK , , bpeOricatJoni and bupertntendance So
Elavaton MIllli , Kactorlei , or bpoclil ilublnerjr ,
rae In ga and Illuo Tflnta Iurnlibed
1'ATJS.NT OmCU WOIIK A BIJSCIAIVTV
i
| DIAMOND CUTTING in OMAHA 1
I Wo do not cut nnd polish tlioso precious stones ns they tlo It in AmH
Dj stcrdnm , but for this ncct few dnvs ( until our rotnll store is routed ) wo H
shnll OUT THE PRICES to tlio quick on nil DIAMONDS , mount 1
M od or loose K
I S50.00O worth orGcnis to o Tor $25,000 , or Jiint HullPrice |
| Wo quote n few ltonis to glvo some idea of tlio GEAND BAR ffl .
I GAINS wo now olTor : I ' C
I c i\n.\i : ; i > iA.tio.v rixonic mx .s : 1 -
I $2.50 , if5 , $10 , $1. , $25 , $50 , $75 , $100 to $250 ; worth $5 to $500. g
I ( JIlMIXi : I > IA3HO.M i\IS : KINGS : 1
1 $10 , $15. $20 , $25 , $ ; 15 , $50 , $75 , $100 , $250. $500 , to $1,000. 1
I Worth $20 to $2,000. g
GKMTINK DIAMOND imOAUHUS |
I SCAUP AND IACE PINS : Q
$5 , $7.50 , $10 , $15 , $20 , $25 , $1)5 ) , $50 , $75 , $100 to $500. R
1 Worth $10 to $1,000. I
1 Or.NIJINE DIAMOND STUDS : I
M $5 , $7.50 , $10 , $15 , $20 , $25 , $ 5 , $50 , $75 , $100 to $500. I
1 Worth $10 to $1,000. S
H Oenutno Diamond flracelets , Necklnccs , I.ocfcots , Cuff Hutton ? , Collin lluttoui , M
H etc , , nt correspondliiKlylow nrleo-t. H
B OltNAMKNTAfj DIAMOND WATCH OASI' ,3 In lnrra ; variety , complete , wltli S
B any Ilrst-oln's mnkeot Aiuorlcan or Swlsi movement , irom * i0 up to fcvjj 9
B J'INi : DIAMOND JloUNPINdSln stock and mndo to order B
B I.OOSi : DIAMONDS of nil sl7ei , from lilt of a karat to 10 karats , nl M
H prices ranKing from IJ.1 to $ . " 00 per karat . . . . ffl
U Itcsettttnr of Diamonds u specialty Estimates furnished on application H
Aneaily Inspection of out btock-vv 111 nmplf lepay you § j
g max meyer & bro , cor Sixlcsntb am Faraam Sis 1
H V. a Tlio extreme LOW I'ltlCHS provlously advertised by us on OITIOAT H
HI OOOIJS aud all other departments , will continue In forcu during tills ( It'll UHEAT g |
N DIAMOND SA1.15. fg Uld Ooitl umUjlit for cash or taken In exchange H
SET OF TEETH ON RUBBER
For Five Dollars *
DR K. W. BAILEY , Dentist ,
Paxton Block , 16th and Farnain Streets
We Are Here to Stayfrnu ' ely 1 - 1
office room , are now better prepared to turn out the best elnss of
work , and much more rapidly than heretofore We make a full set
orteeth on rubber for FIVE DOLLARS , guaranteed to be as wel
made as plates sent out of any dental ofrice in this country Do not
let others influence you not to como , but make us a call and see Tor K
yourself _ . , , . , J
Teeth extracted WITHOUT PAIN , and without using chloroform Jfl
gas , ether or electricity Filling at lowest rates Remember the lo- J ?
cation DR BAILEY , Dentist , Paxton Block
Open evenings until 8 o'clock Take elevator on 10th btroet 10th uud 1'arnam.
Cut this out Mention tlilsptpur _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
- A
ZEE _ _ _ . KIIlTUTHS-y , M
iUiVCTJ-ICAI. . _ : NGINUKlt AND CONTJIACTOK ,
JU'.l'ItESKNTINO CHICAGO OI'TICIl _ > " •
Brush Electric Company
rstlmates nnd plans furnished Correspondence solicited , -
832-833 N , Y. Life Building , - - - - - Omaha
Dewey & Stone ,
Furniture Company
A magnificent display or everything userul and ornamental in the
furniture makers art at reasonable prices
BUILDERS'FIE BRONZE GOODS J
Of Every Design and Finish j ,
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR , 1405 Dougias St
_ - _ _ - _ - _ = - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ = T
ETCHINGS I H _ ? _ # % 1 % bP * S3TEMKRSON ' ' ,
ENGRAVINGS , e _ _ _ _ _ _ MM C K3TUALL121' ' DAVIS
ARTIST SUPPLIESj i iIH H Bk HJF HI K-TKIMIIALL ,
MOULDINGS ja IV 11 ill ll E BTPlANOS & ORGANS
FRAMES , l rri M 5TSIIEBT MUSIO
1513 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nejbraska t ' {
TO GRAIN DEALERS
Parties Interested lu iellluu corn or regu'a
dealcrsla corn will ilo well to rite to the Unite
KUtes fcjucar ltetlncry , of WnukeR.n , Ills wh
are lutt siurtlua up tuelr Urge orlcs ami wll
use lu.000 bushels per day , and pav rash , tVnlto
torn preferred as It U used exchulrrly for the
manufacture ot Una s > ruDB nd glucose Hell
your corn direct to the consumer ana nav ull
middle charges We are conuected with orcry
trunk line to Chicago by the Waultegan _
Bomli-Western It it , and all corn can he ship ,
pod direct without change of cars at Chicago
arte ) . United BT-iTta Huiiak llnriNtin- .
Waulcegau , UU
Dr JOHNCTJONESr
fllACTICl ! MM1TEUTO
i > i.siascsor : ho.iikv ,
Offlce , BKCor 13Uj lad Dougliu HU , UiaahaN *
CHICHESTtlV3 EMQLIOH > <
PENNYROYAL PILLS
nCD CROSS DIAMOND BHANO '
§ Raft aur .nl l.ri rHlbl . LAdl a oil
llruKglil Ul llUuunt llrani.lo r.d u.l.Ull ,
t i * > , .ul l wltb bl . rltlioB TuL * nuotbct
hcil Ir.'Ml'O lor gitU.ului .01 • 'Itciur , f.l
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rotiLi , ir jjoiii .oj | . . . . . . s.frri.r.ia "jt/bJ [
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CilXn tnS rtlMtT' * ' > r. pi . * ntnnft * )
" to weak s ew ; > 4
decay wuUdii > Tik.nui _ , lou uiauliowJ , etc , 1 will S
Kud a Yiluobla trtatlui IwaU'.l ) ceiitalDln full *
j < * rtlrul-ra for home cure FIIKK of ch-rcr. A.
pleadH m 1lc-l work I • hould bo rr > 4 tir evtrr
kn&a who U P.nimi irwl UeMUUtcd jtddrew
ttfror.I..C.VOW-u.Moodu : lCoua7
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