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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07
SuIInlprc.

- Seit Ntontag labt Die StraBens
tabu i6re 9SaSen Sipii6cu bier unb
Scronton balbitimSIi6 fabren, - cine
Icbr idGbcnsmertbe gicuGrum8.
- Sn ben 9arreniperiitatten Der
gennIylpanin SobIen GOmpanie nabe
go. 6. iuurben am 5reitaS cine g(nSabl
glrbeiter entIoiien; bCSgIei6en aus Der
GieBercj ben Maidmens unO S6mies
beiuCrten.
- Serr 9urI9erS Wai.gartie bers
lief in better SrOnune, fpenn aud Der
9eiu6 Surd Die ii6 allSu raid foi9ens
Sen Seitli6feiten (Diemorialtag, g8etts
rennen un6 baS Obj SeIlpip Stiitlmgss
feID sum Sbeil beeintrddti9t mar.
- Sic 9ennIpIpania 9Oblen GOms
panic baut nabe ibrem neucn BREEDER
einen Sdornltein, pel6eS Der 9rbBte
ICiner 9lrt in bieiem Sbeile beS Stautes
ictn ipirS. Gr 1T umten iiber Il SUB i'm
Auabrat umS 100 SUP bod mb su 1einer
Seritelluns iiub 100000 9oditeine crs
icrbcrli6.
- Die @arIieIo 9anS bon bier ipirS
an 10. SUM cine GrcuriiOn uad SoneS
Safe peranitaIten uno beripri6t allen
GEeilnebmern einen per8nii9ten Tag.
-9ie llmseSenS bon Sport Sill 1T
nit 8edt cine berrllfcne uno bic bOrtis
gen 9eppbner seidnen ii6 bur6 ibrC
WiBadtrug bon 0eieb uno Orbnung
Dor pisIsn anberen aus. 3ablreidC
9iebtSbIc ipurSen in IeBterer Seit be'
sansen unS am SrcitaS 9lbenO selane
Is Dem SameS &ennsbp, einen 8eipifer
SDIepb g9eaber ob;ufansen, Der aus
Der S6mieSe bes alten 8emeSp ciut
9lnSabI 98erfSeuSe 8eitObIen bate.
- gilbert Dds, Der ii9 am SOm
tag 9tbenb in petersburg rnOrSeutlid
auifGbrte, ipurbe am 9tenItag bon Glib
| 9tbsIer I'M SIS uno Die Soften Seitraft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07
NittStpn.

- Die g8sit 9ittstpn 0iai9inen
GOmpanie iteIIte leBtc @O6e in Buffalo
Raidincn (sur SoOun8 bon 8obIen in
Sdiife) auf, su beren SeriteIlunS 60
Spnnen GiIen perarbeitet ipurSen. 99.
3. GuIpcr leitetc ieIbit bic 9lrteiten.
- 9ur9 bic 9iadIdITsteit Ses STA.
i9incnfiibrcrS am eagle S6adt mare
am Ylpntag bcinabe Gin furhbares llns
gIiid entitanoen. gtcun DtGnner mo
&naben batten bic Carriage beiticgen
unS Saben Sa8 8ei9en, baB iie binabs
9tIolicn icin ipOIIten; anItatt bicS sll
tbun, IieB Der 9taihinenfiibrer ben 9lp=
parat in bic Sbbe gcben; bic WtGmer
Iprangen berauS uno Iu6ten 9tettung
auf Dem @ebGIf uno trpboem Die &nas
ben in Der Carriage blieben mo oercn
Dad Semolirt ipurbe, iparo teiner Der
Sniaiien DerIeBt. sic bdtten ebenIp
gut ollie perln8Iiiden t6nnen.
- Smith SutberIanS 1T an StelIe
bon GbpmaS @ppobpuie sum Sod Cons
itabIer bon gSGIt Yittstpn ernannt pors
ben, ba IeBterer ;u Siencn lid tueigerte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07
aus ocm pberen 3balc.

- Die 9lr6baIo Sdul 0iifitultdt
I6eint ieBt enb8iltis Su 9miten Der
Diaer 9eb6rSe cnti6ieben, na6bem
man bic Sade iiber elm Sabr lang pCr
ben Geridten berum 8eI6lepPt.
- StraBen Gpmmi6dr 8OpIe unO
9oIisei6ef Barrett bon GarbonbaIe bats
ten boriss @pde einen fIeinen 3anf,
ipobsi erIterer iid iOipeit perSab, benz
Siiter Der bffentIiden Srbnung cine
DtaulIdsle su seben, tpsI6sr SopIe
bann fraft ieineS glmtes berbaftete unb
bonn Sriebensri6ter unter Sitr9i6aft
itelen IieB.
~ ,,oft IObt man ben Meni6en
tpegen ieinss glmtes." glber gtierens
trautmuB man ieines eisenen, tpirtIi6en
gSertbes ipesen Ioben, ipeldsr erprpbt
un6 geprilft ipprSen 1T, unb Der beipies
fen, 6aB SieIs Webi3in in feiner peIents
Ii6en @igeni6ait, fraft peIder NaSen.
ibtpdde, solbene glber, Dta9ens uno
9ebsr. Srantbeiten sebeilt ipprSen iinb,
irSenO etipaS gu ipiiniden iibriS 8elahen
bat. Gr ipirb in trodener uno fliiiit8er
5prm 5ubereitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07

= @pubsrn6r 2ublpip bon 9leiu Sers
feb 1T pffenbar nidt auf ben &opf ses
fallen. Die StaatSseIebssbunS bate
bier Geiebentpiirfe anSenommen, Der
@obernbr legte Isin 8eto Gin, bic 0es
Ieb8sbuns iiberItimmte bus 8eto unS
bic gntipiirfe erbielten GeIebesfrait.
Damn ipurSen bieIe anbere 8eIebe fabs
risirt, Der @obernbr aber unterSei6nste
bieIeIben nift, icnbern ipartete, bis bic
2eSislatur iif berta9t bate, unS le8te
oann Iein Seto 9escn SO bieier Bills"
elm, bon Sensn SieIe auf YIiinSerlmB
Der StsuerSabIer ab3ieIten. limb Sa
bic @eieb9eber nift mebr beiIammen
iinS, f6nnen iie 6as Setp nidt mebr
iiber ben Saufen fperfen. g9as ica
man bon 8uitdnben benien, in Senen
bic ,,9ertreter bes 8plfes" nur our6
&niffe unb 9fiffe Ses b6bfen 8eriuaIts
unssbeamten oarau 9ebinSert iperben
f6nnen, baheIbe Splt gu pIhnSern, ipeIs
Dies iie anSebIi6 Uertreten ?
- Sn einem rspubIitaniiden caucus
su Sarrisburs Isnite elmer Der Senatps
rem Iebts 99o9e bic glufmsrtiamfeit Der
glnSeren auf bic republitaniIde Mebre
belt, ipel6e baS alt bempfratiI6e
county Otontspmerp einmaI geseben
bate. ,Sa", pIuBtc ba Senator Com
Scpper (oer bis sum IeB!en Z. gtpbems
ber ben Seinamen Der ,,SpffmInssa
bOae" fibrte) beraus, ,,uber bus mar
bamals, no mir bas Narrenb0us in
Ncrristpfpn bauten un6 fiinfbunoert inns
pprtirte 8spublitaner bDrt an Der glrteit
battenw - Gin Gpmmentar biersu 1T
iiberiliIie.
Den Srittsn 9rie8 pbne 9rieeser.
fIGrllng bat 5rantreib 6urb bic 9es
| I6ieBuns bon sipei Sorts auf Der glorS.
ipeIts9iiite MaSaSustar'S besUnnen.
Die ,Seitunsen" iinb ipabrIdeinIi6
iebr Iei6t ein;unsbmsn, umS an ,,Sies
| eesnadri6tsn" ipirS ss Iomit auf ben
| Barrier 9ouIebarSs baI6 ni6t manseIn,
abcr baB bic SrunSOien nit ben Ratas
| saiien fertis iperSen unb iie unterioHen,
| 1T i'm bD9iten 9raoe unipabrIheinIib.
| 9pb iie milhsn eben Seiddftisuns
| babsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07
Nie snnntnnsid,nIe her 9

- Die SOnnta8siduIe Der 3ipns
@emeinoe ipiro am SpnnerItag, ben 28.
Suni, ibr idbrli6ss Bic Sic in Wabler's
SarmOnie Garten obbalten, unb sipar
fol- Der 8einertra8 sum 8eiten Der
8ibIiotbet Deripenbet iuerbsn. 9tdberes
Ipiter.
Serr glu9uit @abIer's iuirb om
nG6Iten Samita8 IN ieinem 0arten
einen Ball nit Clam 8ate nitaIten,
sum GbeiI olS GntIddoisun8 fir feline
berresnete GrbifnunB. 9luS bieIem
8runbe labet CT aud IpeiiCl Su Sabls
REDEEM Seiu6 elm.
- Serr Darius Sind, Elm friibersr
ippbIbefannter 9eippbner unierer Stabt,
itarb bprisen Niittipp9 in 0losccip, int
glIter bon nabe Al Sabren.
aB- @ir Ienfen bic glufmerfIamfsit
bon 8aumeiitern unb Gontrattorsn auf
bic 9ubIifatipnen Der glrditeften. unb
9erIogsfirma YaIliIer, gaaiier & Co.,
in 8riogepcrt, Conn.,, ipel9e BON 3eit
su 3eit 9ldne bon 9ebduben Omit ses
nauen Spssifitationen fir ale SetailS)
bsrausSeben. Der iett porIieSenoe
BIan 1T fir elm 2anSbauS nit adt
3immern uno Sburm, ipeI6es na6
8sIieben auf feds Simmer uno pbne
Sburm absednoert iperben fann ilnb bon
5000 bis ;u 81 ZOO ;u ittben fommt,
ie nab Der 9luSfiibrimS, Die eenannte
5irma berRifentIidt BISne fir @ebdube
ieSer g(rt, aus 8adltsinen pSer SUIs su
bauen, 8auIontrafte uno aIIeS glnSere
bon praItiidem @ertbe fir baS Saus
fad.
- Die einitbdise, aus SpIS Setaute
SfensieBerei bon $. SrieI uno SlIer.
SimpIon an @bur6 Strabe, in 9rpbi.
Sence, serietb DOrieen Wlittipo6 Dlor9en
sipiI6en 3 un6 A llbr in 8ranb unb bic
6Iammen ipptteten aller glnitrensun9en
Der SeuerIeute, bic nur i'm Stanoe mas
ren, Sas 6euer auf bas 8enannte Ge'
bGu6e su bei1rdnfen. Gs mar init
5000 berii9ert, tpeI6er 8etraS ben
SerIuit Ssden ipirS.
S@- Die S6arIa6, GarSiuaIs8otb,
DlatteS 8oIS, SimmeIs8Iau, SssbunSs
Braun, 9iamants Sarbsn brinSen bprs
sasIi6e 8eIuItate berbor. Sr9enb
ipel6e moSsrne Sarbe, 10 Gents.
E0- SIN 9rUipn's See Sioe Iino iebt
bic 5riihiabrss Wpben bon Oamcns unH
SerrsnsSiiten erI6iencn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07
= Souls G6riIt bat Sas Gieentbum

- Souls Shrllt bat pas gl8enthum
bes BERT. 8rUf. Rartin Smith all Res
becca Ipenue fduili6 eriuorben.
- Der SpSe 9art Mduncrdor bat
iebt Statuten uno GlebengeIcbe entipors
fen unb pirS iid intprporircn Iafen.
Sn benz 8ereine berridt elm reBer
8eiit.
Scrr gbiI. S6nsu uno Gemab.
lin traten am 9OnnerItas cine Reiie
mad benz Often al rmb perben 9letp
Dorf, BbiIaSelpbia, Maibin8ton mb
anScre Ortc bon Sntcrehe beiu4en.
- 9(per's SarIupariIIa 1T elm itart
eoncentrirter glusSuS Der SariapariIIa:
uno anberer bIutreini8enber 98ur;eIn,
Herbunbenmit aaliums unSgiiens SObiO.
Sn Der llebsripdltisune itrOpbuIbier
Sruntbeiten sIei6t ibr feline anberc
9lr,nei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07

I@ Sriibiabrsiuaarenic icSer Gattung
in 8ropn's See Sibe. 0tpbern uno
biais.
GB~ Cine gtpbitGt in 8rppn's 9ee
Sibe iinb bic SarSs8rdnse, nit beuts
I6en unb en8Iiiden Snidriften.
IA SmpOrtirte bsutI6e Stridbaum'
ippIle unb Strumpfipaaren ioebcn anSef
fommen in 8roipn'S See Sipe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07
OemtFcbe
YbotOgrapbie 0allerie,
ppn
Scinrtcb sSrcD,
421 9adaipanna Gbenue, Scronton.
uno l0l Otain 9lbenue, Spbe
Bari, ga.

Gisle 6,alIeriesn iinb bsm gsnsiatsn gEUbl.
hplIsn hes esutidsu publiEums bsiftns sm-
pfcbIsn.
Die @aIIerie i2l gaddpannH apsnus ii
bic btlt einstridtste uub i6Sniie in Scranton
puc Is iuo bsier grf6ifts nit ben neusitn
une bsifrn Suinumsntsn unb sIusriiifun1en
sfrtbfn.
gBir smpftblfu inns fir glufnabmer itsr
glrt gilbrr in etr Gjaarrie, ais aud fir 9ans.
I9aftsbiler, GstdnSsn, gtitai&aften, &C.,
unb has Gopirsn SOu Silbrn unb GsrarSBtrs
unatn III India Ink, Crayon, gBalTfr unb
Stlfarben pirb gut un6 tili9 ausgtfiibrt.
Sidtige un6 remprtents gtrbsittr ittbfn uns
iur Sfiis, une biirfen mir unlus 8runer Str.
llbsrlL tnb Hibt5 StTiiumt prresH pirb, fe
nit etu gibtitru dl5 aud in tsr 8ebisnund
ppllfineig Jufriseeu iu tsllfn.
SileHrabmsn ju gsfl. auspabl une ,u bill.
ligen grriirrl.
SonntasS iTnnfu gufuabmrn gSmalbt psr.
ben ven llbr @rr9enS bis llbr Rabmif.
tags.
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Neite MmSei9en.
NdiIdac:M ebmftipn.

9Rit hfm ICrtttuiIbtu 2lcs6 psrhr i'd SCn
itgt an bic auf gRtitrrs gafasitrr ;u fpIsrn-
ben Irtiftn tsfSrttrn:
Bon Bremen na6 Rsp gCrf an SUnnta.
gen, 3pilhsnesd. $22.
Der Camper Glbe gSsrra uuS 6usa pom
Bremen nab gtp gUrt i'm 3piltfnbsd,
S2i.50.
Bon 8pttsrtam nah gisp 2IUrf i'm ,3pi.
fbenesd, $1S.
pa6asr- unO gBs6irl- -@tibiftr jresr sIrt
briOrgt piinftIi6 bic assnhur ron
gSm. 3. 9isIel & Co.
5i3 Qddnipauna aptnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07
SSilfcsbdrrc Seadri ef,tcn.

gRcnn man reines WaII uHo SOpfsu
0immt ;um Srnueu nur bom Bier,
6iisbt IS eineu guttn Sropfsn
Mic in 8uDerr, 10 aud bier.
Bier aus idn6Oem @elidltornjuder
at fir Saffern nur mo Wluder
C5ut 0euu0. Drum merP es Cir
WiIlit 9u eincn guten Srlnt.
Nun, 70 foite 9 bm an . Bier,
= 1T Oas Seite,-Obne RrInt.
Der 9(nitrei6er SdauIe fiel an
WOntag bonn 0ade oeS @cbbi6er
lOOtels berab inO oerlcbtc ii6 geidbr'
lid.
- Der bieii9e gplisei6ef ipirS bon
jett a6 itreng ouf Die 3ablun9 bel
SunOeiteucr iebcn laien, tpelde fin
Sunbe so, fir Siin6innen SIS betrd8t.
Giner Strafe bon SIS un6 $40 iino ipIde
uutefipOrfen, ipeI4e bic Steuer Su SabIen
bcriGumen.
- Gem in lester @eri9tsiiBung
pe9en eine8 an u. y. Ylc9inItrD bes
9anBeneu 9taubanfalle5 perllrtbeilten
Gu9ene Sbippep 1T elm neuer 9rO5eB
beiUilIi9t pprSen.
- SSn sJnIpeItpr Q9illiamS 9iitritt
ereigneteu ii6 I'M Oionot Otai 33 llns
fdlle, bon Weldcu Sebn Cinen tbotli6en
SerIouf batten.
- S'8rien's Cirrus, ipel9er ant
UempriaI Sdae bier 8priteIIunaen oab,
bsfrisSiste feineStpes8. Die sanSe 0e.
ieli6aft mar serlumpt unb Die 8prIteIs
unSen tru9en Elm dbnIi9eS 9epra8e.
-@. $. Gbpmas unS SO. R. Slime
tperpen AM Susquebanna Elm Saeebaus
in Der GrDBe bpn 40 bel 60 SUB erri6s
ten.
- glnton &lein's @irtbIbaft all Der
Sa0 Niain Strabe ipurbe i'll Der 9tadt
bon OtittnO6 auf 0OnneritaB bon 9ies
ben beimseiudt, welde $50 in GeIS
umo cine g(nSabl glrti9el bon Wertb abs
Dian 0Iaubt, bab bic 9iebe
I'M Geiolae bon O'Srien'S Circus
ipareu.
Der an Sem empire BREEDER bes
i6aitiste Snabe GbarleS Uturrap pros
birte am Uiittnp6 bas &unitititd, bon
sinem ii6 beipesenben 8ObIeniu8e ab;uz
iprinseu unO iiel babel inter Die Jtdber.
psIde ibm beiOe Seiue abi6nitten. IS
it faum Sentbar, Sab ct feline gerleBs
lnScn iiberIebt.
- 9(n Der 8ailrpa6 StraBe, untsr'
JaIb g8ppS, brannte am SamitaB elm
tOn elmer camille Serbian beiupbntes
.leineS BObnbaus nieber. Die 2eute
.Ctteten ipenig bonn SauSBerGthc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07
@e6iel, @aiIage, Tener ee0ens @erl. @elddfl

oon VVKaa- T. Ixiese1,
GtabIirt 1882 5t3 gadapauua gpmut Scranton wo
Wtbltl auf ale II tdhbiNn
S6tffsbene 9fprpmng IL
@flb 81 nbl Sermitef gersns
Grbfbafn in
M9tntur tT penn " Nutua 2sbsns
Vtrta SGunu
Se Saunn, GPptu a No
SrmPagnm mGeign Rarn.
|Htfr h9 SBhutuns auisn
has Shrbtrab einta9snee
8ttftPGffs prSu in FH3sfn 5rif tsIpr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07

- Der SpnesbaIs 2ieoerfrans bat
Die cinIeitenSen Sdritte setban, uni ii6
intprporiren su Ioiien.
- Cine GpIpnie StaIiener bat iib
an Der Niioele Greet, in Gberrg 8ibSe
SOwnibip, nieberSclaiicn bod nur 10
Iange, ais bic 2eute 9lrbeit an Der
neuen 8abn baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07

Sf&ere Ssiluns sOn 5aaiudt unS
SNrdmpfsn in 2l SmnSsn. gIrms NM
ent0sltib tebauttlt. Or. AruIe (ren prsnb.
Miiutru), So 2Si4 gIrienNI Cir, Ct. seuis,
Sic. ALL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-06-07
10. SabrgNng.

Ray" Gnrmr unb slnprr. bic Gin NnliSns
eistS, luiratipr5 Issnmrasib6ft pilnidtn,
eurtb has iis So his 800 esn Sag Ssrsisnsn
fSnrsn irlltrn irfpTt sirS pCitfdrie isnefn an
8 . 8 gSilfirIrn II. 60, 1875 une 1877
5ultcnltrnbe, gGW grrF. 5O,6m
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Qife hrntidler &riefe.

9ifr bn Srisfr, rtlbs bis ;um ssitristn
Gage in hem SCRANTON gpltdmt nidt abgtbplt
paTtn. 9tim abbelsn her 9ritfs btmtrft
man stfdaisff, tae llt ,,ansStist" narrn une
atbe zen rtip. Datum her 3situng an.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
Cant Cook as Mother Did.

How many young wife's heart is sad
dened and happiness scattered because
she cannot 'cook as mother did. :" 1t is
strange, sadly strange, and yet we all
know it is true. How many time has
the tender hearted reporter felt his soul
bursting with grief as he told the harrow
ing story of some poor sorrowing woman,
whose cheerful sunshine had turned to
dismal darkness just because she could
not "cook as mother did" And how it
delights the heart of the reporter when he
chances to hear of one devoted young wife
who is rescued from the gloomy fate OF
so many, in manner so simple and easy
that the only wonder is that all are not
saved. This one to whom he now refers
was led a blushing and blooming bride,
few short weeks ago, to the altar by
one of our most promising and prominent
young men. He promised to do every
thing in his power to make her happy
but in an evil hour he made the danger
Gus discovery that she could not "cool
as mother did" He told her so, anC
from that hour the life-light of happiness
began to die out in her once radiant eyes
The bloom that put to shame the fancieC
perfection of the rose departed from heI
cheek, the voice that welcomed him to
happy heart and home grew silent as tn,
grave, and the young husband saw tina
something must be done soon. He asked
the sorrowful wife why she was 50 sad
and she told him because she could no
''cook as his mother did, but if she hac
RoydL Bdking POWoter he could say s.
no longer. Like sensible fellow, h
ordered dozen boxes at once, and no,
he says he is afraid that his wife will rails
the roof off the house some day, but h
don't care, for she is happy.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27

Stevens, II; Gilman Marston, 13; James
f. Briggs, 80; James w. Patterson, 33;
Edward III. Rollins, Ia; Harry Bingham,
III. Rollins loses nine from Fridays
ballot.
CONCORD, June pa conference of
fifty seven Rollins men was held tonight
but no action was taken No change
worthy of note in the situation. A paper
circulated among Rollins men pledging
their support to the nominee of the eau
Gus until he withdraws or majority of
signers shall determine otherwise at u
conference to be called for that purpose
received numerous signatures tonight.
1t is expected most of Rollins supporters
will sign.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
Putting Down Outlaws.

BISMARCK, Oak, June 26.- special
from the Little Missouri says: For some
time past the life of Marquis De Morris
has been threatened by Frank O'Don-
nell, a leader of gang of outlaws. Mon
day morning at 3 o'clock O'Donnell and
his gang rode into town, began firing into
the windows of the hotel and other build.
ings. Several persons narrowly escaped
the bullets. The sheriE of Morton
county with a posse of citizens to-day
pursued the outlaws, overtaking them a
mile from the railroad Riley, one OF
the outlaws, was killed in the melee
O'Donnell and one other were captured
after hard fight. Threats of lynchinl
the prisoners are made and great excite
ment prevails. O'Donnell's threat
against the life of the marquis was owing
to the fact that the latter occupies too
much land for sheep and cattle ranch
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
ANTIDOTE

for all huniors and diseases arising from impure blood
inherited humors, and contagious diseases. IL abso-
utely kills and expes through the bowels kidneys,
and pores OF the skin the dseasegerms which float In
the blood, urine and perspraton. and thus speedily
and permanently cures when all other socaed blood
purifiers only prolong the disease and fail In the end
Cuticura medicinal jelly, clears off all external
evidence of disease, eats away dead flesh and skin,
instantly aays itchings and irritations, softens,
soothcs and heals ulcers and old sores
Cuticra Soap, prepared from Cutcura, Is indspen.
sable in treating Skin diseases For Rough, Chapped
and Greasy skin, Blackheads, Pimples, and minor
Skin Bemishes, Infantile and Birth Humors 1t is an
exquisite Skin Beautifer, and Toilet Bath and Muir
sery Sanatve.
| What cures Of Blood and Skin diseases and Scalp
Affections with Loss OF Hair compare with those
OF the Hon. William Taylor, Pemperton So, Boston
State Seuator Of Massachusetts, (Scrofula) Charles
Houghton, Esqr 2s ste St., Boston )Eczema); VIII
| Mcdonald 2542 Dearborn ST.. Chicago (Salt Rheum):
+. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit Mich. (czema Rodent); II.
E. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, N B. )Psorass), and
many Others details Of which may be found In future
editions of this paper?
Cuticura Remedies are the only real curatives for
diseases of the Skin, Scalp, and Blood.
Price: Cuticura Resolvent, sl.O0 per bottle. Cut
| icura Scots per box; large boxes slO0 Cuticura
Medicinal Eoilet Soap 25c; Cuticra Medicinal Sha
| ing Soap, 15c. Sold everywhere.
4 POTTER DRUG AND CHEElCAL CO., BOSTON.
| NITTTCURA SOAP. Sales during 1881 and 1882,
| w L L l.OOO.OOO cakes,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
Business Failures.

ppeclhl DSphtH w ihh ihh'
New York, June 26. Robert N.
Parks, Cumberland G. White and Hor-
ace c. Dillingham;, of the firm of II. N.
Parks ~ Co., bankers and brokers, l3
New street and ~ Broadway, filed an
assignment to-day in court to James A.
Patterson with preferences of $2OS, 900.
RUSSELL, Wis, June 26.-H. w.
Wright, successor to McCord a Wright,
lumber manufacturers, made voluntary
assignment to II. A. Jewett, of Oshkosh,
whose bond for 100000 is signed by
Senator Sawyer and by Mccoy. The as
sets exceed the liabilities and creditors
will be paid in full. To do this it vii
take 5000, 900 or more. The assets arr
supposed to be $500, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
A. C.. SENEY,
Pres. of Jasper Store Co

Matter OF Application OF Felix Slayen for Liquor Ii
cense.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Felix Slayen did upon
the 18th day Of June, 1888 file his application the
mayor and City council Of the city of Omaha for IT,
cense 10 sell malt, spurious and vinous liquors. at
Slayen House, 10th street, 9Th ward, Omaha, Neb.
from the nth day of July 1883 To the nth day octo
ber, 1888
II there be no objection, remOnstrance protest
filed within two weeks from June 20th, A. H. 1883
the said license will be granted
FELIX SLAyES, Applicant.
The Omaha Bee newspaper will publish the above
notice each week for two weeks at the expense
OF the applicant. The city Of Omaha is not To be
charged Herewith. }. J l.. q. JEWETT,
202-2t-lewi City Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
Iowa Republicans.

Special Dispatch to THE BEE.
DEs MONIES, July 2G.-The hotels are
full of delegates attending the republi-
can state convention tomorrow. 1t
seems certain that the platform will urge
the submission of constitutional amend
ment, and the immediate statutory legis-
lation, as well as moderate tariff. Gov
ernor Sherman, Lieutenant Governor
Manning and Superintendent Aikers will
be nominated, but the contest on supreme
Judge will be animated. Hon. John A.
Kasson will be temporary chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
Bcccher's Birthday.


PEEKsKILI, n. Y, June 26. The eel
ebration of Beecher's birthday was con-
tinued at his country home this evening
with much enthusiasm. A band gave a
serenade on the lawn in front of his
house. His sisters, Mrs. Stowe and
Mrs. Perkins, were present ON the pi-
azzi, as were also many of his neighbors
and friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
Well Bored.
Special Dispatch 10 TnE BIKE.

Special Dispatch 10 TliE BkE.
LEBANON JUNCTION, KY, June 90
James Tewell, colored, was shot in twenty
seven places last night by an unknown
enemy. He leaves a wife. No cause
for the murder is known.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
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HEREDITARY BIZ Ven,
POISON! i!

The Hereditary blood Poison OF Scrofua develops
in the delicate tissues Of the brain mental weakness
the glands Of the throat impars the OF smell
and taste, or breaks into consuming ulcers ON tee
neck. II destroyes the lungs, fills them with tub
ercuous secretions. II eats away the coating OF the
stomach enlarges the liver clogs the kidneys creates
constipation, and induces piles, The muscles II con-
tracts and renders poweress with rheumatism, while
the sccyetions Of the joints contaminated by II cause
the painful gout. II loadf the perspiration with its
virulent poison, setting fire In its passage the little
tubes pores Of the skim causing the torturing dis
fguration salt rheum psoriasis, and other itching and
scaly diseases whice enbtter fe II gathers at NOR
bid centres into tumors, abscesses and lifesapping
ulcers It slowlx undermlnes the constitution and Is
the cause Of nearly all choronic diseases.
CrTIcuRA REsoLvsNr the new blood purifier, is an
In faiiibia
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
Opening and Closing of Mails.

Local mails for State Of Iowa leave but once day,
viz: 4:30 q. m.
Lincoln mail is also opened at 1890 a. m.
Office open Sundays from 1900 m. to 100 p. m.
THOS +. HALL, Postmaster.
Saturday Evening Trains.
The following table shows the date and names of
roads running trains to Chicago from the Union Pa
cifc transfer on Saturday evenings:
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
New Hampshire senatorship.

Special Dispatch to luz BEE.
CoNcoRD, June 26.-The ballot for
United States senator to-day resulted as
follows; Whole number, 32l; necessary
10 choice, 161; scattering, z; Aaron f.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
The Great Sculler.
Special Dispatch to TiiE BEE.
REMOVAL TO CHICAGO PROBABLE.

REMOVAL TO CHICAGO PROBABLE.
TORONTO, June 26.-Hanlan has re-
turned from Pullman. When asked AS
to the truth of the rumor that he was GO
ing to Chicago, he said he was seriously
contemplating removal. He had re-
ceived good offer, and though he de-
sires to stay in Toronto, would like to
close with it, if his friends here refused
or did nothing by the first of July.