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ANoyel w f. Norris. Author of Heaps of Money.
.uaaemo,see de Mersac," Matrimony" &c. 4to, pape
o, o.,ts No 300 In Harpers franklin Square Library
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GERMAN AND u. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
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ODER m SATURDAY.. April 2" "a IE.s., S,tnrtar. Nav
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notion that there should be no government
ut all. The rights of man. the favorite
slaug phrase of the day, signihed to his mind an
almost entire absence OF governmental control"
@is faith in the laxest form of democracy scarcely
removed FROM anarchy, stood to him IN the place OF
religion He believed that those societies las
Indians which live without government enjoy in
their general mass infinitely greater degree OF
happiness than those who live under the European
governments" aud he convinced that public
opinion was quite as effective a force as law.
Hence il he had to choose between government
without newspapers and newspapers without q
government, lac would not hesitate q moment to
prefer the latter"-a decision which can only
appreciate properly when remember what news
papers were a hundred years age. In his fanatical
love of indi. idual licepse-t would DO an abuse of
language to call il individual liberty-he went 80
far Ms to give cordial approval to Sbays Nebelion
mot because he thought the good one; he
did not think that; but because ne considered re-.
volt commeudable per sc. "A little rebellion now
and them he wrote, " is good thing. An observa-
s,ou of this truth should reader honest republican
Governors mild in their punishment of rebelions
n NOT to discourage them too much.D God forbid
We should over be twenty years without such re-
bsllion." SWhat signify few lives lost IL o Gen.
fury or two5 The tree of liberty must DO refreshed
from time to time with tho blood Of patriots ana
tyrsnts. IL 10 its natural manure" This last
mutation illustrates Jefferson's mischievous habit
Of altering specous general proportions which mad
no true bearing upon the circumstances 10 which
be spplied them for nobody knew better than he
did that the Massachusetts, insnrrection was not
patriotic and that the Governments was not tvran-
nicsl. Bat his objection to everything like control
over the individual often led him into can't His st.
titade toward the Whiskey Insurrec.iOn In Penn.
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For Bows AMI Youny Msn-Co1ntrv
A LEXANDER Military Board
N ing school. White Pains v Y. - -
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
\ PRIDE.
Henry lchman's Latest and Bcs,
Work.

The finest specimen of the painters
skill seen anywhere in this city is in the
new drum sign recently put up by Henry
Lehman, the Farnam street painter, for
the Chicago, Milwaukee a st. Paul road
AZ the ticket office in the Paxton.
The sign ia very large one, and is put
on the corner of the building at the en-
trance of the office, and can be read for
blocks away.
The monogram of the line is put on at
the top in n beautiful design. surrounded
by ornamental work, which is also on the
lower part of the board.
In the center of the background of
black and surrounded by large gold let
tering is n lovely landscape scene show
ing the passenger train just leaving
Council Bluffs for Chicago, 4S7 miles
away, the ''4S7' being inscribed on the
engine is appropriate and suggestive.
A long train of palace and dining cars is
being whirled through n lovely valley,
while the background is frightened up
by an exquisitely colored sunset.
All in all the sign is n remarkably
beautiful one, and Henry Lehman can
well afford to throw down the gauntlet to
all rival painters rs the Milwaukee does
all rival roads.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
n Skclton-BanGs Concert.

Thursday night occurs the SHELTON
Bangs concert at Max Meyers music hall.
Tickets for sale at Max Meyers, at
seventy-fve cents for single admission;
S1.00 for gentleman and lady. OF the
well-known %cornetist the Kansas City
Journal says:
''Mr. Shelton is evidently a master of
the cornet, and both as soloist and rs an
accompanies he drew forth undisguised
admiration"
Following is the programme of the
concert:
l.. Polka de la Refine
Raft, .......... Miss Nellie Bangs
2. Fifth air and variations,
de Beriot ........... Mr.. John Shelton
3. Aria, Bellini .......... Miss Kate Pusey
A. A, Sylvia ballet music,
Delibes, b, ''The Ripple"
Miss Bangs. ......... Miss Nellie Bangs
,. Lost Chord, Sullivan Mr.. Jno. SHELTON
&. Duet, selected Miss Pusey and Mr.. Palmer
z. Polonaise, Il flat, Chaplin, Miss Nellie Bangs
S. Fantasia Brilliant, Arban, Mr.. Jno. SHELTON
Z. Palm Branches, sacred
song Falre. .........., Mr.. Chas. Palmer
10. II Grand Valsc, hapin,
b Pasquinade, Gottschalk, Miss Nellie Bangs
IL. Serenade with cornet
obligato, (Sclubert. ......
Miss Pusey and Mr.. Shelton
IL. Recollections of Home,
Mills. .,................M Miss Nellie Bangs
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08

u later hour, said that the effect of the
injunction would be to require a new or
dinauce ordering the paving of the five
cross streets that have been ordered
paved with Colorado sandstone and Sioux
Falls granite, hut hat the injunction
will not affect the paving of Harvey and
10th streets. The other three streets,
18th, l4th and 10Th, were not involved
in the suit, butitho decision applies to
them Just the same. 4 delay of thirty
days viii be necessary to allow time to
property owners to designate material,
and he did not think if a majority
petition for one material or anothcr be
brought in tomorrow il could hasten
matters any. Mr.. Connell says that he
does not change from any position he
has taken, but thinks that this decision
and all the litigation sustains his original
position.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
BEAUTY SOAP /!

Two keep the pores oVcu, the oil glands and tubes
l. active, aud thus furnish an outlet for impurities
i'm the preparation and blood which cause humiia.
ting %blotchcs, hlacAhcnds, aud minor skin hlcmishcs,
especially ot infants; TO cleanse, Wilton, aud HEALTHY
the skin, remove tan, frrcklcs, suuhurn, aud OILY
matter; 10 Keep the hand. soft, white and free from
chaps and roughucs., prevent contagious skin and
SCALP diseases, aud ~ provide an exquisite skin beau.
ttlcr aud toilet, hath, and nursery s%anatiNC, rCdolnut
with delicious flower odors and Cuticura healing
halms, use the tuticura Soap. Endorsed Nv pcysi,
ctuus and chemists as absolutely pure and highly
medicinal. Sales 1851 aud ISSo LOCO, 900 mkCs.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
NOW is THE TIME

'INo cleanse the blood when YOU find It's impurities
1 burstiUg TIN ughthc skin In disnguring hlntchcs,
I~nrturing humors, Rolls and Sores; cleanse It when
You are tcNcrish, bowels couStipatcd, urine high col.
orci and scanty, because 1t is In an inilaucd aud
iCrmcntivC state, Cleanse II when lauguor, debility,
slccrlcssncSs, and q tired, worn ont feeling rcrNadcs
the system. Cleanse when YOU lack your accustom.
ed vtgur, Keep the blood pure, the bowels open, the
urine free from sediment, and health abide with yOu.
10 acCnml lish this great work none ottho ordinary
slrsararilla or other blood puritcrSca npussihly equal
the Cuticura RcSolycnt, the New Blood FARTHER, vi.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
THE APPLE MAN.
He Calls Attention 10 the Coming
horticultural Exhibits.

Fruit growers throughout Nebraska are
reminded of the coming exhibition to be
held September 10th, and urged to make
timely preparation for the finest possible
exhibit. From present prospects there
will be a very large attendance at the
state fair from abroad, and n large mum
Der who intend to locate, and these will
look with interest at the produce of diff
ferent counties. The subject of fruit
growing-can it be done, what kinds
to plant, etc, IS Of great interest to
those who have left orchards be-
hind. A full display of our fruit
cannot fail to convince them that the
state cannot be eXcelled in the west.
Again samples showing the growth Of diff
ferent varieties of timber would indicate
to the new settler what to plant. All
possible information is asked as to the
number Of trees planted in the spring OF
1883, their growth and condition with
suggestions rs 10 kinds and methods of
planting, This the country desires foI
publication. Fruit growers should note
the changes in the premium list. Late
apples 10 be shown at the winter meeting.
For premium lists address,
j. T. ALLEN,
Secretary, Omaha.
State papers please copy.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
The Banana in New England.

Springfield Republican.
"What be theml' said a countryman,
stopping in front of n fruit store yester-
day and pointing to n bunch Of bananas.
Having learned, he bought II plump red
skin, and without stopping to peel it, bit
off the end. The banana was finished in
the same primeval style, and then the
grangerrcmarked "The rind ain'tmuch,
but the peth is putty fair"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08

IN%prANAroLIs, August 7.-Gov. Hamil-
ton, of Illinois, and Gov. Porter, of In
diana, delivered addresses at the camp
grounds to-day. The former on "Na-
tionality of American Citizenship" and
the latter on ''The Pardoning Power"
Governor Foster, of Ohio, was also ex-
pected, but failed to come.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-08
County Commissioners.
SATURDAY, Aug. 4th, 1888.

SATURDAY., Aug. 4th, 1888.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Present, Mcssrs. Carliss, knight and
.O'Kccfc.
Minutes of previous meeting were read
and approved.
Henry Kelsey and others filed their
protest against changing the road from
Willard to Omaha through Sec. 4, I. 10
Il. -.
John c. Christensen filed the commu-
nications of the governor of the state of
Nebraska in regard to his insane son,
and potitionod the county commissioners
to relieve him of the burden of taking
care of him.
julius Schroeder filed his application
for liquor license.
At 3 o'clock the bids for grading at
Bunt2c's bridge were opened, and Hi
ram II. Avery awarded the contract at 6
cents per cubic yard.
The following was adopted:
RcSolred, That the county treasurer
be and hereby is directed to draw from
the general fund 1923 and apply the
same to the payment of the delinquent
personal tax of Philip Long for the year
1882, for shoes for the poor
The following accounts were allowed;
FROM GENERAL FUND.
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Silver Mine In Kansas.

YATES CENTRE, Kas., August Yes
torday, while parties were engaged in
digging a well on Governor Dale's farm,
five miles northwest of this city, at n
depth of 20 feet, struck n large vein of
silver ore. The specimens were found to
be very rich. Several shafts are being
sunL
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incorporated in 1893 for 25 years by the legislator,
Tor educational and charitable purposes-with q cap
ital Of 81 900, O00-to which o reserve fund Of oyot
$3.50 ,009 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchis,
was made o part of the present state constitution
adopted December I'd, A. b. 1879.
The only Lottery euer voted on aud hdorsed
people Of any state.
10 acUer Scales or Postpone
Its grand single number drawings take
place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
TUNE Eighth Grand Drawing, Glass II, at New Or
leans, TUESDAY, AUGUST IA, 1sSS-l50th Monthly
Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $75 5000.
1oo, 900 TICKETS at FIVE DOLLARS EACH. frac:
tions, in Fiiths in Proportion.
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CHRAP ADVERTISING FOR FAIRS
Beautiful Autographed fans, 81 per thou
sand, including printing. Send stamp
for sample, address "Retsabala CO.,
Seneca Falls, n. Y a4mGt
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100, 900 TICKETS at FIVE DOLLARS EACH
tions, in Ftths in Proportion.
OF PRI rs.

1857 Prizes, amounting to. ............... .s2e5, 500
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
nj co the office Of tho Company in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly giving full
ddress. Addressed =. o. Money Orders or Regis.
cred Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
Ordinary etters by Mail or Express to
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
N. A.. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La.
COZ Seventh ST.. Washington, d. G.