' AHAMOp-f

> ! . * >

c. . *

'

tTHEBEETTolrrooms. *

at Chi"inW-

nFEeput >lic n ichy * convention thii.-

L. , rteriitfatiin theXOBarn'on council-chamber

, and ferry boats are running between easl* Nebraska City and Nebraska "City-

.If

.you want Bill-Head ) , LetterHead-

rany'Job' w6rk.rCall iat TinBEE Job Booms. Price ! that , will Bail

,-every

. , one.ti.-

V *- * : - ! Mli'-4 . V,. ..irAn: UvtP. engine ranou the tradTuesday near Rcddis t Thrill's pact

* " " ' * < ':, from awasTwiat which hae-

'weakened the'lrack and let down tha raili-

on*

one side .*

" By card 'from I. GvEnsign , Buperi-nndentotAmerican's."" . S. "Union , we are

' Wrefjaestedto contradict the rumor that bat.Vbeea publtthed , that MX. I. P. Page ,

missionary of the A. N..S. 3. 17. forNe-braSca

-

, bad commUted suicide. Mr.Gagci-

salive'ft&d*

well ana expects soon to returnOetoliis'work inliebtuka.T-

to'lectnre"aTmrorrecd'to

.

bejveuat{

the Unitarian church oil Monday"iiigut didnot take pliee "pwinp-Vo'jlfre ioabiliQ' ci-

Prof. . ChnrcV 'to reach Omaha in 'conse-

pected that he will five his lecture , "Sunday ; ICa Uses and Abuses," on .Fridayevening nezc-

.At

.

the coroner's inquest 'Tuesday af-

tcrnooncn ihe body (i Henry Forstfeldt ,

it was found that there were no. indica-tions

¬

in the rooovo'f'deceased that euicTde

had been coatmitted..nnd as the witnessesknew nothing about it except the findingof the body, the jury returned a verdict tothe effectlthat the deceased. came tp hisdeath from causes junkncwa to them. Thedeceased was buried yesterday by hitfriend *. ** '- " l ** : ; -

BeBtbaard, T t A e-

.At

.

once , & good watchmaker , a-

EDnoLMg& EiucKsoK'p. Good , payand steady work for a good mac.

c

Choice Buta gSTacnlpi ; Peach-Blow and Ejriy.Itq.o ToUtoesjalBoa

-' FrBB'eh', Spafabh. Torchony D'Alen-fdoel

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, 5 bjiit":* ; ' 1

OOOFEE&I-

Dioa ,

r615 Burt streel , etrfien.Sl-

xforetn

! -

'

theUer was-reeeivedaUthia.office- ;lk- -4 X _ '- - "V * 5" " ! * - V * "

'*1itorijt,1* iw <iuTd'haTeBeoR.you) , Pleaseloavn my name out of '

am;RjspoctfulIr ('? t" ' "EF. . SU ,jjmJ * * .. - - . .-JrCIte * :i <; Tx

..91.tTaenay ifteraoan'Sroytho w&s&c-tlrely.8t '

" -Tho" devil * tnonV would be,

When the devil gotyeU,

h Taughlng In-

eays the.- has -a walk* c"

'tVery ttnanl-

mous

-

about Kris. They think he c&n-

nka era by bayin AVabish ticketsJwoFdjHara picca , |than playing

tO& m 4 45'.xiX f-

cmsyor at $1200 a year.

Cretonnes and new prints , atLARD'S-

.Meala

.

at nil hours at Tizird's Pal-

oLilter.TIarch'SOfli

-- -n

[ Ish &be : located at 1400-

OM H etreetjreadytor business-

.X.

®-r Z? *- .

Goldsmith-at-Largo.Goldsmith , wbum Hisawater has

bsen stamping to death in their waidsfor lo theno many years , has beenrecommended by the parly caucusfor councilman.-j-Republica.n.[

; one trord-rfioodSbad or indifT-

A

-

uttered a4afbout

- * W""GToUbm-

ireprimanded

in this paper, olnco

for plating a dirtytrick , in pulling down the

* * * > .S 1 * W * K F < A j fnomination for counctaianallarge! by-

Tourston'a packed caucus Hondiy-assed

.* . . '" " "* *= ;

i assumia tbatL> oldsniith ia alre&oy

coHncilmm-at-brgo. (

He.iWt evonjtt nominated and if

the* city cjaav htioajjust tOepite'Bcse-

noru

-'

bo npninjpTt lar e ajwefik froAjdnth

The voter* of Omaha will

in Omaha , whs *

aUnda in froi-t if His store aoor, Unaham ttrtiet f ishion , looking forsome etrancir to rope in or some

greutihorn to demur-

.PKESCRIPTIOSS

.

SPECIALTY , .l SCHEOTER &BECHT'S Opera House Pharmacy , 211

Fifteenth street ,*t

BSQM.

The <WaterworksT CompanyEntered Upon the Worll *

"

of Pipe Laying. ! *

Present Stage'of OperationsAn Incipient Strike.

The wannweather of the last fewdiys has Induced the Waterworkscompany to enter npon operations on

8 lively scale. Since Saturday last a-

fores of about seventy men hare beenatwortron the river bottoms this morn-

ingthe-

work of plpeiaylrgiabegnn witha force whichwithin two days will num-

ber¬

ono. hundred and fifty men , in-

ch&rga of tha contractors , Messrs-

.JamesHIcEwcn.

and Hubbard Smith,of Detroit , who reached here a day pitwo sinca.

The scene at the bottoms is justnow a yery lively one. A force o-

imuons are engaged In 'erecting thebrick boiler and pump house , 40x00feet in dimensions , which is to con-

tain¬

in one apartment the four greatsteam boilers and in the other the twomatsive pumps which will raise thewatar to the supply reservoir. Imme-

diately¬

north of the "boiler house is alarge erjuard abutment of .solidmasonry, which is to support theeighty foot smoke stack.-

.A

.

small circular .structure on theriver bank attrac's attention. "Nea-rit'are a number of immense circulariron, castings , six feet in diameter andfour feet long, painted a bright ver-

mlllion

-

color and bearing a flange by-

.which. each is bolted to the other.These are to ba lowered to bed-rockwithin the circular enclosure and willconstitute the river well. Several open-

ings

¬

in those castings indicate wherethe lateral pipes will extend throughthe bank to the river, at different ele-

vatluns, and the 24-inch pipe extend-ing

¬

from the well to the settlingbasins.-

Of.

the three settling-basins the twofarthest to the south are nearlycompleted. . Very little work Is yet to-

bo done on the northern basin andthe clear water b"asin next the river.Those basins -cover an urea o! 210-

000, -

square feet, and are built in the*immense ssnd drift which has ac-

cumulated¬

at this point tha highestground on the river bottom , and wellprotected from the river by the UnionPacific rock , rip-rap. The narrowclearwater baiin , from which the watera pumped tojthe reservoir on the hill ,

lextends'from north to south along the-river.banvr while its west embank-ment

¬

separates it * from .the east-

ern-

[ laid of th8throe iettllng-basins..- Between each of the settlingbisine , and between each basin and

.'the clear water basin , is a circulartower , which , when the basins arecompleted , -willbe for' the inflaentand effluent pipes. These towers"havepipes: communicating air differentlevels with-the settling basins , bat"the towers adjoining the clear watertjasin.commulcsto with that by but a-

single' pipe. Another series' of 'tow-era -ot similar appe.tranca connecteach basin with the sewerage yslom ,which extends under'the enttre'syeticm-

ofibisins. . These towers resemble! at.present a lot of sentry boxes , bat willSOOQ be'partially burled in thai em-

bankments¬

*": '

-I

A glance at Eoginoar Divis' 'plans-

pontcys- some idea of the bewildering'extent and 'magnitude of tho'p'tpo sys-

rtemj.which-

extend ] far , tp ths north ,

outh and west , and forms'a psrfect-

fljatom of circulation to nil parts of

the city. There are iu all over thirty-two mjles of pipe. j

r'ThTcompany has been lo coniiaer-.i * - - |able expense' to protect the- worksgamst 'any possible encroachment oi

' {hi river.although the Engineers cpn-

sider-

thB Tock protections sufficientprotection sgMnat tbo river. !

The engine and boiler house Kro

located so high above the highestwater , , orer knewn here, that there.caube no "stoppage in .pumping'onaccount of high .

-water.To give anIdea of the -height of the.ground ! ofthe "engine" house IS ia Bnfficijntj tosay that it is on a level with thewindow sills of the U. P shops.

Considering the terrific winter thecompany his made wonderful prog-ress.

¬

. .Aa Boon aa the ground becomesmanageable at all points gangs of menwill be put to work , so that bjfore-themiddle of April fully four hundredmen will be working in all directions.

Inside of sixty days the works arepromised to bo three-fcurths complet-ed, and that water will bo running inthe main part of the city andcitizens ,

enjoying the clear waters of the mud-

dy¬

Missouri.

THE PIPE LAYING.-

T

.

ho work of creeling the brick"smoke stack was begun on the bottomsy a erday. The force of pipo-ltyers ivho

were set at worfi this morning at a Eal-

ary-

of gl 25 per day , finally refttaed-to rotk for'lb'atprice , claimlnc § 1 50 , .

the price usually pai4d for work of thla'-

o'asa. . Mr. Shelton stales the situa-tion

¬

in this regard to bo 'that the menwtre ao to work now simply fen thepurpose of-giving them work.jmd ihatthere In a quantity of froitinthe;

ground 'which makes it an additionalexpense tor the company to beginpipe laving at this'time. IJu cliimsthat most of the men were willing to-

go to work , but wore threatened jand-

pcnuided byouUide laborers no to-

do BO. Htaxbc bv.ed they would g towork yesterdftyy'Ow.d stated hnt-it was tbo intuition in a short ttm j to-

piy them the regular price of one dol-

lar¬

tnd a half per da > .

Marshal Wcsterdahl was appealed toabout two o'clock for some police toprotect the laborers aa tnere was signsof trouble. The marshal sent OfficerJlcCluro in command of two officersto p'reiervu order. |

Messrs. Smith & McCuna , the con-

tractors¬

, aro'jetidents of-Dalroit'andhave had a large experience in theconstruttion of water works , lie Mo-

Cune-

being a hydraulic engine t o jlong experienca in ScoiLind. ' h'Jft'

contract calls for the layingof thirty-one miles of pipe by Julylot. They expect, however, to em-

ploy

¬

a large force of men and com-

plcte- the -worlr considerably beforethat' Operations are begnn &t thecorner ofc Slr.tB , nth and Onmbgstreets ; at the street railroad track , towhich point the plpa was laid fromthe river last fall ; and after proceed *

ing a short .distance , up Gaming streetthey will branch oat In different direc-

tionSjSeveral

-

gangs being thus placed atwork and the wcrk completed as iiprogresses , including the putting In ol

the hydrants and box ral'ves-

.Therbest

.

Overalls , Shirts and T7-

ndcrwear

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is made1 at L. 0. Eoewali's13th. and Jackson streets-

.m28mwa.

Splendid fruits at Tizard's Palacei-

Prang's- EiBter Cards at Hospe's-

.Prang'a.

Easter Cards at Hospo's. ' 'Prang'a Easter .Cards at Hrspe's. Jt-

l100AL POLITICS ,

The Republic in Primaries ,

T1BST5fAKD. .

There , was but one ticket ..in thliward , and there wdrel49 > otes cast.-

.For.

. Counciltnan James Gilbert.For Delcgitea E. K Inng , .E. M.-

Btenberg.

, Gottlied Zimmerman , 8. J;Larson , John Ro'slcky , James Gilbert ,Wm TJmpherson.-

TaiBD.

WAED.

Here there were also two tickets.The foliotring was the whining ticket :

Delegates D. N. Miller 218 , Sim.-

Beatty.

218 , Price Sannders 254 , AfattHoover 338 , Walter Bennett 216 , D.-

A..

. Griffin , Will H. Blley 211.t Councilman-at-large Ira -Wilton ,218.

Ward Councilman Frank D. Kent ,216.

Board of Education 0. D. Wood-worth.

-.

The following was the defeatedticket :

Delegates io the city conventionOarl Grandprc , 128 ; 0. 0. Gnthrio ,133 ; John , 128 ; Edward-Kuester , 129 ; J) . L. McGuckinj 141 ;

'Henry J. Mitchel , 130 ; Matt Hoover.125. ' . ;

Councilman-at-large August Dull ,

Councilman Charles Banckes , , 124.Member of the Board of EducationOhasrD. Woodworth.

FIFTH WAED.. Thcro was red-hot contest in thisward between the adherents of RobertMcConnell and thoaa of John l .

Erck , candidates for ward councilman ,the totjl number of voles being 433.There was considerable scratching ,

and it took seme llttlo time to countthe votes. The following ticket waselected :

For Councilman Robert McCon-nell

¬

, 2G5.For Councilman at Largo Jacob

H. Counaman , 433.For Member of the Board of Edu-

cation¬

at Large Clark Woodman ,268.

For Delegatea Charles P. Need-ham , 564 ; Joseph Redman , 252 ;

James A Knicht , 301 ; A. H. Ssrend.-by

., 265 ; N. Elliott , 263 ; J. N. Mur-

phy-

, 265 ; H. A. Haskell, 265. j

Tbo other-ticket was as follows :Ward Councilman John H. Erck ,

200. j

Councilman at large Jacob JM-

.Counsman..

. j

Board of Education W. W. Marsh ,'193. !

Delegates Henry Bolln , 207, IsaacB. Rockenfield 207 , Ed. Lseder 20U-"ATWrMaraL 197-Johnr McDonald ,

Jr.204, T. 0. Brnnner 191, .W.jB.Christie 2iO. . ' 14 , ,

IS TOE SIXTH. ii-

Tha 'following ticket was'decidedUpon in-tho-Sixth :

For Delegates to the City Conven-tion

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R. E. Gaylord , 0. 0. Hon so ) ,William A. Smith , BrunoTzschucn , J :W. Nichols , O. P. Straight , Wm-.Wallace.

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ForWard Councilman W. I. Baker.Oouncilman-at-large 0. 0. ,

House!. ' " *For Member of the Board cf Ednf-

cation-

Leavltt Burnham. j

Hamburgs end Insertions , elegantand cheap , at COOPEB & Line's. *

Try the YERBENA , best 5a cigar-

in the market. Sole Agents, !

SCHKOTKB_

& BECHT, I *-

Opera Hnuso Drug Store , 211 frit-

teenth street. n>23ifrr-

No Cause for Blame.-To

.

the Editor o( TDI Bn-Tn rep'y to an article in your paper :

of hat evening blaming me as rogik-"trar

-

of the Fifth ward , I would jenythat I have complied with the law ofregistration by advertising in the' of-

ficial¬

paper of the city, and am not to" V > - ' ' I" '* Twblame if-the' voters did not-read it.-

As.

for adve'tiaing in any other paperI would have to pay for it , which ianot anticipated by law.-

S..

.

' * 'GARDEN'SEEDS.-

Liudreths.

- & Sons' celebrated gar-

den .seed , in balk nnd in packages.Select onion seta , c olca seed pota-

toes

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jusi received , etc. , _

BtENRY BfltLH & CO. ,23red-tf Sixteenth & Oal. Sts. -__ _- _ *rj j- |

The Ballroads-The work of repiiring damages' on

the railroads is progressing rapidly.-

Thb.

, Union Pacific" E&s several hun-

dred¬

men at workT between, Fremontand polumbos , and will'have the readopen J>y 'Saturday or Sunday. . .

(TheBi '& ' M. railroad is open .betwee-

ntlattsmoulh.and Kearney , and thethrtiugrtfirains .of both the B. M-

.md

.

IT. P. are still running by way of-

Plattimouth. . The two delayedjaat bound Union Pacific trainsirrived-.hero; laat night , and;he train due ( o-d y will , arrive to-

I

The B. & M. express is leaving on-

'egp] r.t } bat : arriving more orjlstsa-

teV ThePJitW: nd Elkbbrn are Willailing.- -

. The St. Panl. & Omalia..road wasopened Tuesday to Emeraon , th tty-

ivemiles.-

. fibove O&tland.f .

' 'Th'd' forty German' ciblgrants en-

ci.ute.>s who""isrere rhen-

.lonei-

. jn"TiLB BjB yesterSay , fere-1- efcway.yeBterdayby wiy < f-

h, HiutingiodiGrand Is-

Iorj

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| rant <if. more room , W. Boehl ,iho locksmith nnd machinist, has baen-wmpelled to'romoro to the northwest:orner of Fourteenth aud Howarditreats. mSOii-

SILTERWARE .--j"is wrought in more -gracefai ;

and in finer finiih tbnrtever-TBIS SEASON.-

islt.

: thaopetiing.! Bt .

Co.'s

WANTED An apprentice , immc-

Hatelv , at MRS. C. A. RINGER'S'Millinery Store.

M1MD

Opening . .rSes'sions-State.-

.

" - , -"sociatibn..ff > ?->,

Kennedy s Addres3 otWelcome-

. " m JL f. 'V--C'Papers and * Discussions

jeots. I. ""*

The first session of tfya annual meet-

ing¬

ofthe ttato teachers' associationrwas-hold at MMonic lfiill""TnesdayAbout two hundred , people were ..pros-

en't-

, fewVfTwhom came 'from beyondthe limits of the. city, The meotine

* - II" 'I t1 A ' " * iwas tilled to ordor.iby-Hb& .Bi.'E.' B.Kennedy , who stated that the' jguea-

tlon-

of postponing the a cTatibh foronp evening had boontraisgd , be.c > useProf. Aughey irad-'SuperintendentJones , of Lincoln'who* wlrd to havetaken p not present-

.SaponntondenlLinb'atalod'thatiho.

f

bad rQC3lved ; telfgramja ( o'clockf-

rom. . Lincoln'faskingfif..it would not

bebest.to * t.adjqura Jtho . as-' *> iwO'jLv OTi $

sociation to vlio 21st ot Juno.Hewas not authorized to adjourn andwas not a> meaiheriQfr-thor-60njrentlon ,but h&d teTograpScd'tao factB'Rrnear-ly

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aSjhe could ivo them-and referredthe case Uo Ibe arbiters ! CHo did notknow what they would'do and was notan arbiter himself. <

After a briefsjdebat'e ifcjwas unani-

mously

¬

resolved to, proceed , no answeriavlngJjeon-rccalvod fjpm. .Lincoln ,

and the moelihg"6rgant2o"d with Iho

election ''ofJPfbfr.OT1H2} Kellom to iho-

chair.. x i. . , f, * Vi. !,

* ") *. L

THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME. ' -

Hon. B. E B. Kennedy deliveredthe address of welcome substantially ,as.follows : , ' . , ,

Mr. President and Ladieju : ! QonUcmen Of theTcicherj' Aesoclitlon : *

Mr. Tnackeray upon the occasionof a disiertation on after dinnerspeeches.lamented that all of , tbja finethings that ono thqught of , in goingto a place of entertainment were soeasily forgotten. , Iam frcp.t 'say Iant led to regret-thatithoVoflicars ofthis asacciation did..Rot" ! > clcctsome- l " ' ' ' ' - rbetter man to perforrn.noa.utiQ3 ofthis very pleasant a'nd inteiestingioc-cwion

-

one who ia'less forgetful.The cause which has brought U3ito-

gether¬

is ono of va l importance jre-

lating-

to humSn life ; to> E'ueiahjt BUC--

cess 01 failureWewhat is education !' '.Who Srafhe du-

cated-

persons ? . If ire wore abked ) togive a definition , and to point on ; theperaons who are educated wliere wouldwo lock ? In the common ccopiatJon-of the term we would 'turn to thegraduates of the universities ; tOrthoE-Owhohave, diplomas , and to" the pro-

fessional¬

men. If.at, the same Jtime,we were requested to point' TjuFanddefine the jnqanlng ofUthelbnedncat-ed

-

," would wev'n6t"tiJhrn-io' the me-

chanic¬

arid * artisan", tho. .farmer and ,

the laborer ; bnt.ia iiqure> tTUD? Doea-It follow that because a man has adi-ploma

¬

from the, unlyeraltyiKb la-

an educated, man ; or bocau a ; a manlabors for subsistenca ho isn't an edu-cate'df

-

man ? t"To illustrate this ideasupposethai a full grown mauwfarodropped down . -fqr .tho. first-timejonthe bread , wild? prairie , how long ! doyou suppose ho would "remain unodu-'cated

-

, in iho strlct'sense of the term ?

All the capacities with , which naturehas endowed hlnT would wear out andhe would be taught by'.all of hia seassj. .He.would bo taught from nature theeducation , which isiho rnnfit' real ,"tHe most necessary. Ho wopljl

_ learnto shun that which gives pain and ; to

' - w-.Sf-S"sr :tZlrViraeekjthat xjhich fifl rdssplea ure> Sap-'posejhat

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aSpiiiarf banJ Jr better'nof1-hnpsa

'wposSp , JwiuJLh.o Garden of-

EdehBhoiild bo pliced Uh-J im , they

educalibn ? anl thff DtheVmatters which- * - -1 "S f *** TV* T-

of the -best and"realedQcatipn nn yonnattirallyiSiDquiia rBetliBfesthe pro-

. .Jt * t : ' *> * ** * .i-- I 'ljsent system; is .jho best education,: {i6nHbei noteducate.0 '!' 1coafe"eBrrlhere is truthin iE.It ofesJfipralwSja ediiBate5. 'Onone harid fia t'rgeilthat| .cfrSakf andt.atfcbeMe'nlputSbfrtho Ichoola nd-onTtheTtijther hand" that they ba retain-ed.

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. * 5T54ra-iSaai ?aifference jbo.-

- ' " Mi .fi * lia .V. > tdred-yeara ego ; .and. .tlje: wants andtu-*Z' t4 < | .t 3

ce. 8ilias"cf our every day lito now.- " ' "

in 'conclUBion'the- '

all Cf yottlnibohalf iofi 'thtis'-rpapnle o-fttii r'ythaVtjiffy |bipuadia"Uearty

! liopo.4i fw r ,5ihis.moetjyau cf jhe teachers of the

stale wil be ssTpfoliliDTcjind pleasingand intfirestlb'g. Jtf ag-

surojpu'U

- *7 % nr 'jf T wrr f sb-.Superinterident

.

Line , 'fif'tho Omahfi.schooWHlicn" read1 a"1 ?orcity

. . . _ _ _ _paper. '* fn. i rt'r ? ? ? "rut i - ? * r *t. Tnt - *

an-plia'aea of civilized "life , 't6 discover' 'therein 'sbmeWhat .ot th'e importantelements regarding education aa * hobasis of civilization. The success "pf-

a person in any 'position in life 'de-,* i ) Xj ' t "

depends upon the dutierto be per-formed

,and upon hia ability to per.

form them. 'The1 ""con-fitibris of 3ife'have vastly changed inhalf; if cedtury.Urban life predominates , newdeman'daare acquired , and social and clvillre-lationa

-become complicated. Amen-

ca-,

has demonstrated to the world , ji t :

only in theory , but practically, thatthe highest form of civilization |cantexiat with individual ireedoui. .

The speaker showed intro-duction

¬

of.railways , teleqraph and(machinery revolutionized society bud ,

demanded 6f the individual preitor|directive power and greater skill and ;

higher education than was requisitebefore that.time.. . A man needs nownot an occupation but a vocation. *

Modern sociaty demands a system ofpopular education quite different fromthat required under its former status ,

The drifting of people into compactcommunities nnd Deities keepj pacewith the-iuvention 6f labor-savingmachinery. ; 3 _ ..foiri

He took the ground that the three"rV coMtif'te Vho. important fcle*

ments of education "acd that reiaing.should be given first considerjitlon.Reading opens the gates to usefulnessand makes possible the acquisition jof.other branches of learning. A

The sahool shouli acquire.a common-

sense view of the world's affiirs , andprepare to. take part in the busy world-

.Nomadic'lifo..

. was the first conqbest-of mana.conqnf3t ov r the animfl-

Putriarch, -

-

Mtniug wawtbB thrd conquest }-" "

by a vast array of facts and fi-j nres-compBebf frcSi ftiribty of SOUCB

T.-.o setsiocs to-day trill be hel'd inthe High School building , and it fsuncertain whether the programme as-published can be followed , because it

>--M - . . . sprae who.were to-

tak'e.pTrfcto'reaohjthpieity. . - *Jt tf ,'pKoaEAialEl v-f

*?

'The following'Is lhe programme forthis eveningl'* ' ' " ' .

'

" ? March 31-

.Tf.R9 a | m. Thursday

y3r. BookY in rthbir rela'tipn to-

EdoWtion , A. .K.,''Gowdyj principal

Pawnee Academy , Pawnee City. *

Piper=:Th"o :Jrm8and Methods of-

AmericanE3uc tion , MBs! Elsie Do-

Cqa

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, teacher , High .school , Lincoln.Piper The Hiatcryot the Jtfebras ,

ka rSVate" Teachers ? csspciation , P.rpf.-

J.

.

. M.'McKenzio , Slate NormalBchodl.Peru. " , . , .r , , .

"-i Should

,the eligibility

j-

or atatei county and. city sn crlnlend *

enta be leg illy restricted td prpfes-alonai

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educators ipldipg either thehighejt gradaof .state corlificate OJR.-regula'r. djploma frafel eorae chartere'd-collogqJuniversHy or normal.schcjol?

2 'p. ni Thursday, March,31i>ape ' ' 'The-Earcal6h7oiheDoaf:( ; ; ; ; ;

..MutesJ; A'.CJillespre , , prin.cipsl.Ne2-

braska jus'tituto'fpr.the.doaf' ar dnmb ,

.Omaha , , . , , ' . . -I;

Paper I'Coupty Normallne jtu es ,

their , Wim.'and management ," Smit-hVcbunty'superintendbnt7ahbOiPaper.

.

Paper. "The High School Course1,Wellington . Uicimmond , principalh'gh Bchbol , Fremont.

Paper , "The DiRnityqf the Teach5-

rorBtWbrkM-

, E. B , Fairfield , chancellora'tato univeralty , Lincoln.1 7.:3C: p. m. , Thursday,1 IKrch 311-

Elocution15-

arid Readirig-iMUs LyMiaBell , Lincoln ; social reunion. I

- * YK&TERDAY.

' Tesler'clay'nudbcr of' promi-

nent

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teacherTfrom various parts of tfie* T r y i

* * * T f ' v-

atate put in aVapjiaarancJ , 'Including-Prof. . -Samuel Aughey , H. R Palmer ,iS.1 Rv.TThuompson State , Superintend-

jmt-

W.y. . ''WnK fa .

IntendoptH. F. Bdw'erB-Miss E.De -

lieu and oilier lady teachersctLinH.

.

Nicholson' ' ' and - J 'M ; ' McKenzle ,

of P JiProf.; . , Ji : W.Lijve ,

of iBlkal onthj'I'.rof. ' '0. J. , 'Ddvis of-

Hasfinja Prof. Funk ,

Ex-Superintendent Beals ,dent I o , Prol:ner , Rhodes-and-many lady toachert-

of, the.ctty TveropVcsont besides Prof.Livingston , of Oalhottn., - About IZS.'wero present , embracibf

jail yartefies In agg,encolfroriTthe-bluahinJ : ' maiden to the. * 1assjfntn1 jj-iveterangrayhaired-flager; - -

TnTfiret pap'eV'of Wtf'waB-by Prof. Davh of Histioga , on "The-

Jmp'ortaS'coipfraHistory in our schio'la-.acd'ipw

. it' should be taught. " |The second1 paper was byMisaE.-

C.

C'sseV , o'f' "North Plaf.te. Her.aub.jecfLfWhat Educates1, ' was admirablyhandled. . , ' . * - ? ] *

A' ispusaion followed on "Shouldt-he11 national government establishagdnjalntaip , and'by sufficient' s ne}tion Biaepder effectlye , a systemj *6fpublic instruction throughouttheUnIti, $ States. " . , .Profe3 era Thomp' ;sbh-'cnd Aughey , of lL'ir3cblnr and Dr.Curry, jof Peru , proaentod some goo'd-

"thoiights , the -.attitude of the south'was a subject of .

'

Professora Jr-M. McKenziey W.E.]

' 'GooJ B Line -'wereIectodi8"a "ooramUtoo

?

"to revlsa'-association.

sefib'

. 26 !

Tn Iho afternoon aofsion of 'tho c on-, , , . J.T. v Z

ventionU. . -r> . Jrarmaloa , .prlncipa ,pfthe Ncbaaka-Siato Institute for theBlind , Drenontcdr-an excellent pi per

'6h tjiac'daiiajlon.

of the blind. Its .i n - i t . T'- - ,toryi.-.and..noope. Great , interest waj.-

'm&nffestod b alkgresent , and'manyt-hirlg3, ne lo"'tho."cbnup Jn. pd.ucitor

were heard. * j. . .V- -f JajfMlJSiAda JB Scrioonmakri iefkLfq-

c'olrj'road-

an essay of Kreat rnerit | "of, ,wrucnw'e hope 'to publish extracts inthe future. - 1 '

. ,

prcsenied "Th'ecGrapriic"Syateln ea'aUniversal ] Language , " which helacr-compipiud wUfj] oriKUinV iharta. HJsexplanation , of'tliajcharta was a niostinteresting foalur to all progressive'-teachers. . Evidently .this. ayatem jhasbeen a matter of closa study with iim-

"Ior years. By careful .observation bud-application ho .haa'baconw'gJlBader in-Wucat'ionatprogress , wfiS.anationijl

hia 'inaugural * addwss Tot-iifhich ith'o-

followlng fa.a briiif outlmeS ''

jlo.bo. , , , ! , -";

leave behind all thioightstif iheraccu'-nfu'.a

-do1 cf, e&lh{ ,

'>polltlc3.andt ¬

dred , matters , that? fiome'thing'more-weigltty njayet ; igBirjQur attention-.In

.

the co'fibaordUon) cfJ , matters thjaj-

m y cngcge our jUention , we maydiffdr, .an3 mus rTght ,to dlffor as , men in'aayother BpheroT | ,

Tc-.chinrv'thouih; the * raos merito-rious

¬

of all ocaupitions , dooa not'roi-cejve ijs just consideration.' :Hu ref rred ; to 'ihofact thai "theignoramus'hasiiitlo mbro'troublo toengage his services than thp wellqualified.rThe great masa'of peoplefuel cqmpotenE to opinioh , audtheir dogmatism ia measured by theirigaornnc6Do Tvqua'villo pnce pointedout .that tlie o js datigdr of dtatroyingindividuality in _ a democratic people-.A.dispdsUion

.

to follow timo'-wnrn ruleswfll'take the place true ability toperform at living , work. There 5s aninsanity ..to-day in, , our midot forjthemarket of fraud. This is the devil'-of society , straining after effect , ! in *

ptw.d of conacicntioualy.c.performingduties which l iyin our pntd ,: to rep-resent

-

ourselves something other.thin-we are. . . - j

A teacher must of necessity poseeai-a high mcral character and n Koniilno-individuality. . Too .dyyelopmenti 'of-

the. . hitter ia likely to. be neglected inthe mechanical .routine of gradedschool , and'fos'ilnJjfld' bestow upon it ,

our fostering carqand onbauriigom ift !.'

Wo should strive 'to develoo allithV-uaturnl individuality , there ja in man'and womyn. By it 'alone * can.wer ach thqsr tru'o ca'pVcilJ nod cnthii1s-

iBSin. . Wt > Jmiistjearn to think afterthe, mode of'tho aricienta as well aa ofthe moderns.

the deductive uielnod ref

thohght poesy' an'd' fiction has rocoivecTi, ahdj&rvcehlu.nes-

fntiirectualtHe

life was 'imbftdded in. . . . . . u. Glliletf was' tho.firai to-

ratniiio facts aud dta r- inferencea-from' -them. The 'nnivferse. waaj al-

moat-

made to , glow by' hiapatnralmethod oftbinkini ; , and it has re-

sulted¬

in the , development of' ociencea-

is at present revolutionizing.'socle'ty-ind civilization. i ojjtrn oducitior ,[ hough 'hot possessed exclusivelythrough training in the inductivemeihid , T" bws attained

*through a-

nn yrpf phvs'cs Np stiidenl . .has-

tiiiu - ! )'m5> -er ill br uc es.of tcien ,tific s-efoh ami frej iSpo for theleVi'lopmcutg ffi titrir) diVihi lUJ6s F-

Bfouful

-

tin..folio'Kihj ; one-Jhttaj&f sojan-lifici

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iuveatijatvwtofj rffotiyii.fobight cau * be ,

rabject _ ,character ; if

"wedo.npt.

Scwp.pace , .-

r rjecomo'- coT>aer> atL<L

' 'rad''

jation for ouraelves.Nolhing .is; ined iu this ditection by the Chi-

nfeo

-

sameness in rchool woikjitbrushes out vitality and the spirit of

Tiadivldual' liberty. The mastet-pleces

-in human -ILfo , and in fact all

inhohavo.rison: above medlocritytave'T-Jono o by original investigation andih'e drawing ; out ! of individual force *

" O'uE' papila differ aa .widely aa iouf-selvres

-and reqnire a variety of ideas

and' work to iraw forth their latent1-powera. . Variation Ian mark 'ofi vital-ity

¬

, Irrthe-vegetablerkingdom , In th'e-

arllmal , in .the atara'abo've.ti and In

onrselvea.'f"Many of onr tejSohertfara oungjbat ycii h is iho"'time wh'en'tha'dispoisitlon-tb' help others -isTstrongest. 'Beyour natural solves , regard no rnles ,do-whatyour onsclcnca and.

k-

iikErWAi

intelfect-r pupils. - j

ACCIDENT ,. - ,

It . ' * " ' - . 1 s* > J- -i ft; .. [ r' iSetiDualy In jttredl

- 1 . - ! til =-a'clpck esdaymprnlng on theOhiqg (> & jjortii wpsfjEraj railroad nea r-

Lnveland, tossm icaat'.itonnd freight ,

'ih'e'ttils .Bprendmg'.wrid' hlhe'cr ttn'

waa.badjy hurt and aa eout , oa to-

Clintonfialcaro1 of.ta a'Urgoon. The

1

tho.caraf uppn-

th.Q.f.tracJc-again ; w th-

.out''cadaing !ai-protracted-delay to-

traina1 the' clra'were" all ih'rbwn , into

through -expresa Cviiinsi the * lattetreaching hero at'ifial ! ' past 6 o'clock

yesterday morningten' hears Into }

jAmong the delayed passengers' on

this train-wera eightyatudanta - from-

the - Iowa State AfJricnUnral college ,

"re turning.

home for Vacation. Many' T * > "

of these Students came through ! to'-

' 'BLACK DRAUGHT'" curesness.and Sick-lleadachc.

. AtC. F. OtO'Jraan's.

. The largest ai yvqll as the smallest ,and the | medium .sized . man ,

can ba well suited in Panis , Overalls ,

Shirts and Underwear , a li'O-wald's , 13ih.andJacBs6n s'tre'otB-

r . .T- ' r - ' "

*rPERS NAL.pAt

i ia* jUi'Ht i'i rrrjrw . - } c.* . ct; , Mr. GrEIl.sHaywardJ: .ofrvEhqffliil-

adelpbiaiPieas

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, was.-a.'caller at TuEiBtE of;

fice yesterday. 'Mr. iHayward goes |tc-

ColoradoKto'wfite p"th'e"Centennial Statefor hia paperi3 *

TI I-

Mr.. .Chas. L. .Tlwrnas-brpther , .ofplx-i-li ) - ; --iier L {Thomas , of this .city , h a.arrived

here, with histfamily , from Indianajanijwill mak'o thishis, permanent home. I Hewill fOrm a partnership with hia bfothfJr inthe real estate business ; - f2 , ;

- : . . . ; . : : . . =- i,1-NOTICETO

,

; CONTRAOTORS. "

Seale'd '-'propoaaliw1lT: bofecelveduntil 12 o'clock'.nop&j lpin2J41881 ,for materials anil ,erectinghTCrthree-;

story brick buildinga.txr; * 61'Plans'and specifications can'be'

ccen-

atj the" bfiice of Dufrene&TMerirIej-

yihn_ -

, architects. . . , ., , ,

. . SAMUEL BURNSt. , , 3.i7 ' 26eod-t-a2 EoaasHitL. .

" MJP 'sv -

"aEASDFATIIER'a' CLOCK j' *

woud rh.aye been running yotjf 'th.emanagers of fthe , old genteman's} busi-

tiess'ihad.aent-

ibtb Whipple , McMilfen'

& Oj-'d: lo'-Bb"' VepaVed : "ThTy are"anro ahnl" oh 'watch ' .and' clock re'-

pairing. . ?n29t3-t

, , . . . . . i. .i - i

THE PUIlEST.and fresheat rng-atj DO had at ScnnoTER. & BECHT'S ;

Opera House Drug Store ; 211 , Fif-

teenth¬

street. '' ' m23tf-:- tj"WINEOFCARDUI" for Ladie3.only :

. At C. F. Goo'Jmiirs. *

_ -:- - v- |Anniversary.i. .Don't forgot the anniversary'exfir - '

cisea o-mcirrb'w'faor, the "hop" in ; theowning *

.

' '

All our -friends sro invited to v-

bpresent . Liberty Hall , Burt street }

wesi df'mil.'fary 'bridgeIt J. ED. SMITH' , Manager.

Undoubtedly the bust stiirt'ln ; theUnited Statoi ? is mnunfacturad at the"

; Omaha Shirt Factory. The ouporiority-of J Material- and Wnrkmanship , com-loiiiod

-with their great lrnpnvenonta ,

thatis'Reinforced fronts, Runfo cedbacks and Reinforced sleeves , makestheir ohlrt the most durable'and' bestfitting garmentof the kind , (jvermanufactured at the u jderate price of '

81.50.Every shirt of onr.makj > 6ia

guaranteed fimt-claaa and will refundthe money if found otherwise * * j

Wo make a specialty of a.llwp61 ,Shaker, arid Canton flannel , also-"chemois underwear, made-up with aview to comfort , warmthrand durabili-ty.

¬

. To invalids , nndr weak-lungedpersons rwe Offer spoaial inducementsin the manner tHeao goods are madef6r thefr , protection ;

t' - " PlI. GOTTHEIMEE ,iitrnot.-

A

.

fralpackage of "BLACK-DRAUGHT"free of charge.

' At C. F. Goodman's.

3 BE flAL 41 ASTER COMIUSSION-ER'S

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SADE.-

By

.

virtue of an order of nalo iuuod ont ot tboDistrict Conrt , in and f JT DoUK'aa' Countv , Ke-

Sraaka.-

. nil to mo directed , I will , , on the 9th'lay of April , A. Di 1E81 , t 10 , o'clock"a. . m. ofaid dajyat'tlie south' dunrofttbo Couit Houo-n tbo cty of OTialK , Dniula C uuty , Nc-i

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) ka , acjl 'nf. public nilctloii the property at-cribd

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In I 1 nrdor, to wt : ' t nt ix ((6) in blockn ) riuiijr l u eevei ty-jno (171) , in the city of-

ni") hi , .Doujjlis County , NeH a ka , togetherrith all thc'nppnrtc ar.c :> tHveunto belong inj ,os ti fy a JuJ mant nf raid court rocovercd by-

Ferdinand Sireltz , p'aintiff.ftnd against Andrewt. Orchard , et. al. defendant

' W. StMEKAL ,n'l-lt Special JUstirCOmmisaiontr.

* * ">BEED'S i

ilALLTlMEJ-

y

>"Amon! >," lie byAl'iandert "Abd nab-

.lrc.

ri "O..ld mlth Maid ;" Frrei dam "On-

Ime'bv'Wnr Dance ," s-m of-the > eowned ,

LcxiuRto -," Slcond , i"i Ua.HrfijkdnridG"( | by-Collossus ," ron ot imported "dovtrclzn. *

"Almonfa Hnt dinr bv "M tbrtao Cbict !

jsd bilii'e hy Hyg lick's -"Hambletontanj:1-Tliia

:

rcnnrK * ' lo iiorpo nili bflfive; y-ars oldnMay , Ira wilnrc only 35 nurca (fill ! of-

rbich EU-ttr i-i n.rW cn jed ) at $2500 perMire , parable at limo oltenlce. ", ' ''Stat on ccrnmcme * April.Itt.and wUl'endl r. fit, Af cr tta tm'e'hU ftrvico'wlll' be-

iitat > h > a trolled' in

LEfiO. fr

.- 'i- *o .streets:?it So *fyf sr-

nrliamentary amujce , tiotr to contact publicicsineu ; iu f< ct It is a complete Guide to Success-or all c atea. A family teccMtjAddrcesforIrcolan and (pedal tenni AKCllOEPUBLa-SHsaco.st.iiiiigiro.

-.

SPECIAL NOTICES. :TO U3A8icS t. ,,

-lly. Addrea a.B. . , Bto offlos

M IMV Offle-

TO' LOAW U09 rirnfiam Street. ..Dr. gdWMtig.Loan Agency. ' .nor-SS-M

"HELP WAHHD . ;

"TT7"ANTED A jroodtilrl In "aJimall-'fanilljv atYl 2S07Dodge. tre t , 3rd housed 23rd < 6Ul-

WANTEDi 8fe ly 'Job. "WagesJ. modertte. A slngla- man Apply at ane 'to JI McDoogall , trlen4TlllqNob. , E13-

4TrANTEDAsoodrfzallight. . nd tlrylise-YI

-mcnt. Address Drawer 71 , P. O. , Omiha-

AsjuuUUDt *SITUATIONVANTED lliiht tmplpytneqti-trTrt nx'1iTt In tfi v'.n' .V' Par lit'

UK) Flcrco street. $ L0>31

WANfE6-PBichaiers (or t o" hewspiporpattirabn-

i

' if tre g-

J'Btcord , ' Ueceola , i * j '

dollars pcfWMK. S-

t.S

.

' 7" .11 'j.ttprjjufhly aeqiuluted'WtllIf eOraslu-

iho.ljasthnd

cl jefercrfce , * v'cskea , . .-

s'TraTeliern-

ai"of

-, ' ' P. >p"

_ horsMjbf 'a'pjrtet in store" 'Can irelot of city referenw

"; Addrws Swede , K'O.

j i-

A GOOD HOT Wantssitntt'pn" is'c'rrinj' or-

XXJ toreo' oJDce , BDilcan-giva good refereqce. . Ajldjss Messenger' , p. o.

". . . . . r.i . . -.

WANTED -An ixterknced dernnC girl.

.

i tmomataiJisn *

C HC.lfrei3hl Auditor's cUUe..U. P. Ub> d-

fuMrers.-

' ' ' ' ' ' <. * oi-

cW ANTED Liuodrets imir.eJU.tely at-Ocddcntil Hotel. "

ANTED Bj'ono of tbo largest. Whil JsaleClothing Uouzc3 ( n York City , ior

the cofrilnfj fall trails' experienced ile mn.'-Jhoso

.haVln ? 'exocilencb notl "commahU'hs' a-

gt 0t trade will find tolsVQn-t-cbus oppnrtuDltr.Apply at once w th references to A. B. C. , Ijost-offlce

-Box SOS , Mew Yo MAlj. 10tw&9S-

TtTAiiTKB.-" Dvolnic ;rq9ru.gJcU , C.1L a ''tlilV-

Yy.. oTnfpa.lsaafii8tCl; : B8 head.-waittr ,4v * l'J

"TTrANTED Good steady m ddlo aged wcmn-YY to tike care ot a taby. Apply 'it Jtblso-

fBce. . . -4 t 149'3-

jWANTEDqirl f6r; be pvld to aoli-

KlrL Call at B o OlEce : , 4CS-

UWASTKD A rar.nerwUh'aj.OOb tdflli ad-rIci tfo ezMnsiJn cfui csuelithed

and one frfth&bc tp% > in huBir ods in tUt west.Apply to K. tv ; Sim'enIlIt6oDXBlock , 15th St. ' * * 'i ' - ' "Y Mm-

Vf TjANTED Two more boirdcrs at 313 I orth-VV- ' WiHslrtet'KetweerDavinpbif andCht-

easor-

, ast' id8-i ? a I'BTJIM88t " ' '

"i" .lith

- rTetea WeHePVintsV-Y7( tostirfameatcuukBdnsoineaiirailvcst-

emtown , wherc.there b.noao , or whcrft prio is-

nos'dol ; woaW'takoliTallaKlo. partner. Adircs-t.'ikotd Co. < KK3 CO-

UVamrstfeetttiu'ri. .' ! tl 31-

anJ tire Slt aia la-

.Jj "a n w hongeand ono'acre if euTti&tcd,; 16mlnute3-w ! lt aoath'Of ,,4overnm nt-

Fiist houso'in th brlJTshoyc-90&0" ' 'Qacalr s eoio :actory. ' -

;,f M -* - j-

ifircj'

FOR at-

T

OFICB-JlOOJIr 10M ;gtwftt kf-7OR RENT A'sult-of. lurkl'hccKor tinfur-

nj2'edlrnt-

rooms at U17 Cu3 slireat' , oppo'ile

new brick school house.

TTOUSES.AND tiAlfD Beirfs rents; holwes ,O atores, hoieto tarmsIgt , hnd3. . .oalc-

roomsjetc.. ," ' -1 * "

. Sce'Jstpigo.1 I

THIORKEXT Blacksmith atop .wiUj tool'Jcod-JP

-T niently looted. , 1) . j, . IHyifASJAgt.

495-20' . ' - jf. . J iK- I

iOU RENT Two new , iil) 6 irjo-P room ? , Jbay winiow?'. andaTTtoilfehiinceJ-

liUnilea oh the hill.AppTT 'to'SWjPetcraen ,'and JJougHsSts. , iaahnun' atOTe.

. : yA3i-15th

I71OK RKKT 2 fnrntehfld .rnomajforor Her-L1

-chants Exchange ," Jf. ., ;Cor.' .16tw tnd-

D.vIgs gtrceta. "Sjttl-

FO? SALE. ' ,

tOE small well IiuilJ boWdf ( fourP *

toorni "in ;! simmer 'kit. lionRffhK 'clrne-V

E A; BO-ID of 'bayItpnzef KVqirg-.J

.

' oM ; ijso doable hifuen o3 rood I newvrajon. Kcrpiire 'cpmfr' 19tf arid'UiVenportiStreet , at HrManning's., ' .4312 .

ttage honfcof 5'rootn * with"JQ " 2 lots ; 'grofrnd toftMcheap : Ir. j2314 Farnham St. , Bo qp' addltionlC7d ) d2S-

T7.0R SATiE Horses d"poni9 7Bi"corneiiet-JC

|and Jnrd , aVKcdmin'a.barn.J

JJ atd tltclien , sOod bahiand-cruth'ou ci . .qu ! at. rmon &Johnson's .yOlco. . , 333U

'pCR SALE Ten ( lOlrctlifefico IotDnipp

*}

C"'firilham'stroet' . JehU'L."M-KSwruo , p-

.PP * ' ' - 'SSfttt'-

TT'OK

- JALC Map8" >)fTnmiiw 'and'Sarpy-

il} counties.AJ'Kd.EWA'JEtt , J52ir K in-h a.Strc t. , , +

OQR' 3SLK Soreri cbcd" ' li'ir-sj'.Fsraham

low'en'street-.fflt

.

?T7 > OR''SALS Leico Bhd furnUrtro of a'first

JD idoss liotcl lu.a town cf l.TOO inhabiti.nU' . in-tatfl ofNohraska. Ilu i jjs. . tljo travalllntr-

meh' n ort. In'quW.atl'eB office 21tA EAttOAlN A.'bnlldinz' .with

&ilooniittarcs-Jur7iUuraaail itpck.onaOUi-St.., opposite thd U. P"depot fpri Jc'verr .cheap-.Qrtha

.fliture "faniltafonSstock will . .be'sol-

eF

.' .

OR SALBTi': : t X. J-

.ant.

t -

I 31. BROWN , corner ci.lSt'h , and Chlraeo< ! . slrccts , is ready to'boro or docpin wells.Satisfaction guanjiUfd. 5C3tf-

ind J4th-iiKraorandnjn book with the owjier'daddref-

susidcconUimns jarcr * " ' "° value bu o thewiicr. A sulnlile reward will be paid by Ica-rnjat

-

Gio. Jlaldoon's , lUb and Howard. 6013-

0r OST OR ffTOLEN A dark brown haUtirce-dLJi snfpunl ttof , ami of tul whitevcrf sh rt-et3andtie.vjs.tr Ffridcf'wI.I"be Ierallyrer-arded

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by Ictvins him at sh6 Cczz'n's house-.490Sli

.: . - r j -

* LL TIME will stand Mnac'ayi * Tucedajs ! andCX Wednesdays' each Week, betrfnnfngf therot ot April , ou Twcntlith'west ot tjhtecntti-trattt car-lr ck teiminu % aud tborenuladerof.-ten week at the corner of lit'h and Ilowardt-recte. .

' < 393-

pHE EE&TTHING YIT-.U..C. riiik & Co.'aiL Impe'jal SU KiUinWintcr WhwtJ'ioniy-irTancakea , Diecuits , anjall kinds of pastry ,tylt. Ask"yoargro rforit. . .478lf-

HEAMaCAN BEOpT-At JohnBarr * ,stleL for alt kinds of .work.at reaaonaMefUuresear corner 13th aiid 'LeaVenw rtb' St. 378tf-

Jfldq trfla-reparitfin'maesre rnrnr'r1>reaWt-r loxniicus pastry. Cn be eated by Drsr ep-cs without ftar ot tha fflj resu'tlng from heavyiiilgestlble food. Sold oily In c n , by allracers. R T FOWDKRCO. .

>'cw York.

THEWfAIiWEaiERN_

GtOTffiNG HOUSE !* - " RC I rffi "

CO, ,Spring Suits I 'AH. Styles !

WHOLESALE'AND RETAIL !

West of Chicago !

A BEPklRrTMENT"

'QE CfflLDBEN'S OLOTBIN&-

We

-** " ' * * - r- - w nojr'airassortinent, of Clothing of all kinds ,

Genfc'sl'urm&g'Goods , in gfeat variety; and a heavyFcM p alis rHats , Oips; fe These"fefiSffifeite purchasedjirqc.tr frosu the manufac-

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