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Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

ONE of the irregularities of the late
campaign in New York was a political
speech made to an a~ssemblage of deaf
mutes. 1t was undoubtedly a signal sue
oess. If the Rev. Doctor Burchard had
only given digital Instead of labial ex-
preston to his alterations, what an
amount of political birthstone would have
remained unused.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

THE democrats and republicans in the
Illinois legislature are tied, and two
greenbsckers hold the balance of power.
1t Is about time for John A. Logan and
the senatorial candidates to give the rag
baby a big dose of tatfy.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

TAMMANy saved one office from the po.
litical wreck of the 4sh inst-the coroner
The sachems can hold their own inquests
on their own dead. 1t might be appro.
pirate to have coroners on national tick.
cts in doubtful years.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

MINNIE CUMMINGS, the actress, deals
in real estate, and has built a hotel and
row of cottages. -[Chicago Mail.
She enacted the same role in financial
tragedy in this city some years ago, and
the scenery is still set, but another line
of actors and actresses give it life.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

Gov. CROSBY, of Montana, having
been appointed assistant postmaster gen.
eral, his gubernatorlal shoes are In big
demand. There are already over twenty
applicants for the vacant position, and
they are making the closing days Of
President Arthur's term most uncom,
Portable for him.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

In obituary language a great many
will 60 ovsr to the ''great majority" be.
fore Cleveland's term Is ended. Like.
wise a great many will go over to the
ANAL plurality during the same peri cd,
politically speaking.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

CLEVELAND Is sound on the temperance
question, eve If he is not a prohibition
ist. He lately pardoned a man who was
undergoing a life sentence for having,
while drunk, killed another, the oondi-
ton Of the pardon being that the muir
derer should never tonch a drop of liquor
again under,penalty Of returning to pris.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

IT was very fortunate that the lawyers
did not get into a wrangle over the New
York count. III William M. Evarts had
ever struck the Atlantic coast with one
of his tr~ans-oontinental sentences the
country might have looked for the end
of the count In its Christmas stocking.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

The Louisville Courier Journal says
that no doctor has ever been elected
president of the United States. 1t is
oonsoling to contemplate that this rule
does not hold good In cabinet appoint.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

CAREFUL estimates place the amount o
capital invested in cattle In the west at
49, 900, 600, 900, of which 81, 600, 900, 900
Is represented at the st. Louis cattle con-
vention. This is the kind Of q cipher
dispatch that needs no TRANSLATION.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

ONE of the most sorrowful features of
the last campaign is the broken column
of republican patriots who were willing
to succeed postmaster Mcbride at Lin
coin. The wheel within a wheel is de-
cidedly out of "Gere."
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

"No change in the figures" comprise
the New York news now. These words
do not refer to the terpsichorean enjoy
ments of the season mol to plumbers
bills. We assert it on the best authority
that they are merely ballot box quota.
tiOns.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

A UNIFORM system of sidewalks should
DO adopted in this city, and no more
plank walks should be allowed to be put
Town upon such streets as Farnam and
D uglss and the cross streets between
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

JAY GOULD has withdrawn from the
directorship of seven railroads within the
last ninety days, 1t is supposed that
this includes the underground railroad in
~politina
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

PoLTTIoAL cabinet makers are like she
general furniture dealer. They receive
the timber in the ''rough" and finish
them up to suit the desires of the home
trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

In has been suggested to Grover
Cleveland that he ought to appoint
George William Curtis postmaster.
general as he is a man of letters.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

SOME of the cattlemen of the plains are
crying out, "Millions for the fence but
not one cent for tribute"
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

IT was really the republicans Of spirit
who first gave up the ghost.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

WHAT q rage there will be for Grover
Cloveland's a~utographs-to official COM
missions.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

Mr.. BLAINE having gracefully &C,
copied the situation, the republican party
cannot help following suit.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

HENRY WARD BHECHER seems to have
been one of the most important wards
that Grover Cleveland carried.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

WTANTED-Business. IN active merchant OF
w thorough business education and habits con-
temr lating q change January l I, 1885, wi hes to pur.
chase an interest la q well established mercantile or
ness, has elO 600 cash, ca furnish references ola high
order and would eXpectsams. To secure reply, ad.
dress giving full name and particulars, Merchant.
care Bee Office. S50.6t lewkp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

T-OB RFNT-One pnfu'nished room for house..
J. Keeping. Beemer'' block, cor, sth and Howa,d.
7gDti
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

W1ANrED-A second hand ic in co0d oder, No
w 5 or 9. apply to Julius Pepperberg bO7 N 10Th
St, Omaha. 275.l7p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

IF Gentlemen out Of or recently ut rtunhte in
i business but having fac address, and eNtcn0ed ac-
qu ihtaDCc among best classc', will address me Civ.
ing quaifgations and circumstances, | will respond
with particulars cf aonorah'c and profitable business
and appoint interview III. a. Bee office. b75-'S
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

NOR kENT.-First.cla., {, rec II ~ brick, mTtai
Il root, warehouse, hyd,lr,lc elevator, concrete
easements. Railroad trarGt5 or. BarSer & M,yNe,
18Th and FhrrLtn. e&j-ti
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

WTANTED-A few more table boardors at 6o5 N,
w 10th 8 rect. Two sleeping rooms for rent to
gentlemen, l6o.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

EoR SALE-O One large truck scale, ] counter scale
Il 3 show cises, l refrigerator, | set counters, and
shelving. Apply to 1917 Howard st. 6O3.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

EOa R~ENT-Nicely furnished rooms with board;
IT. good location, modern conveniences. 1920 Cap
toll ave. 34S-1sp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

V1OR RENT-Cottagc OF Ave rooms, desirable In.
Il cation. q. r.. DAVIS & Co 1905 FArnam 81.
HIT
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

NAANTED-A good tenant Tor a new houseOn 18TH
w aud Paul; o rooms sliding doors large bed rooms
and closets, pantry good celia hard o d'oft Wa'er
VIII be ready for occupancy Nov. 2Oth. Inquire 1915
California st, 336tf
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18
Yu2 SALE.

EORSALE-Ata bargain, lot 81 in block 9 Kountze
II I'd add, 5Oyl40t feet, with two dwellit Is, l4N24
and l2x22, bard l2xls, all built within three years,
and ingood condition, well and fence, All val he
sold for only 81 225; Call on W. lnttSholzlnger, n.
+. corner 18th and Williams StS, Omaha. 6,7.l7p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

NOR hENT -ri6ga1tR furnished front room east
II and south CXuoslrc, moIcru Don t%sniences, 9. W
corner 18th and CAsa. S6i.ti
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

DklVY wants, sInks o@G c]osspOa!g cleaned 81 tho
shortest notice aud n any TINS Of the bay, IN al
entirely oTaITe5, WRy vt aout the least mo,esl.iiOn
T. occupants or nsigh'i1Ls. with our improved and
odOIless apparatus. D. evans \ COr 1908 Iagl;o
eve. 7l0,nidp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18
TEST YOUR BAKING PUWpER TO-DAY!

Pope Leo is the busiest manin Europe.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

IGOR RENT-Pioassnt furnished room S. Il co
J. 18th and Howard streets. 1O8.tt
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

NIANTED-To exchange hotfi lease and part q
w the furniture { = Omaha city property I'd.
dress Hoto', Bee office. 6I6-20p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

TO RENT-A house of 6 rooms, one block south
II of the U. L. depot on Pacific ST., between 9th and
10th st. NJ. Lee, grocer, 22d and Lcayenworth.
b60lS
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

DOR RENT Furnished or unfinished rooms, els
II South 18th street. 602. 22p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

NOR ALE-Four 8 DOT. walnut counters, and 80
II feet OF first class shelving, desirab's for drug gro
Gerry or book store. Inquire at the Office of CongdOn
Clarkson " Hunt, 1924 Farnan street. scott
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18
suE Mayr--Rousa = AVG Lots.

WANTED-a2,oO 900 on frst.class city security, Tor 8
w years, at . per cent. Address Box $40 Post
office 7Os.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

dol ~RENT-Small cottage, three rooms south 23d
II street. Inquire 1909 Jackson street. 261. 22p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

EORRENT-6 room house, N. f. corner 18th and
Il Leavenworth. Enquire OF J. s. Hill. 6y1.1sp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

INOR RENT cottage on 23d ST., between Chi
II cago and Cass, 7 rOoms, water, gas, and sewerage
connection, will be finished, Tor occupation Nov. Goth.
Apply to Mrs j.. w. Savage, 4l0 north 22d st. 5Gj-lSp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

UrAETED-To exchange one OF the best rctsi'
w z~rcceries in Omaha Tor q small tact q dcsira.
bic ind near the city. Az who reply give full ne.
stiplou OF land and owners name. addrtss, a. =
T., Bee Office. tOiu
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

DOR SALE-1 sausage chopper, horse power; one
II rendering kettle, one lard press. Apply at Brook.
Ign Market. cor. 18th and Pierce. SCOTT
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

WANrgp-Boarder at isr: Capi.,Iayc.
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$40 Them a CHANGE.

If the thousands and tens of thousands of
weak and weary sufferers throughout the
land, who, ID spite OF care and skill, are
steadily drifting down ward. could have the
benefit Of that singulsrly Vitalizing Treat
ment now so widely dispensed By Drs.
Starkey 6 Palen, Of 100 Girard street, PHI
adelphia, the help, and ease. and comfort il
would bring 10 wasting bodies and depressed
spirits would be blessings beyond price. IT,,
reader, you have an invalid wife, or mother,
or daughter, or sister, or any one who is uO-
der your care or dependent upon you, and
to whom life has become burden through
weakness and pain, consider seriously
whether you are not bound, in both love
and duty, to give this sufferer chance of
recovery, or, at least, the blessing of ease
from pain. You are offered the amplest
means of information in regard to this new
Treatment. IL YOU can examine testimony
without prejudice, and can weigh evidence
with judgment and discrimination, write to
Drs. Starkey & Palen for such proofs ia doc
uments and reports of cases SIS will enable
You to fairly examine and decide for your.
seif. They viii be promptly supplied.
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COMMERCIAL.

There is not much OF interest 10 say IN dry
goods: jobbe,s ore taking stock preparatory 70
opening fresh goods for the incoming season.
Prices are unchanged. Groceries continue mov-
ing, though without any great rush o. business
Cofees are reduced re all rouad. and some
grades Of sugar have declined &c. Dried fruits,
canned goods. fish aud drugs. remain unchanged.
Eggs are in liberal supply sad dull at previous
quotauons. Poultry East are very duh, though
prices here are unchanged. except geese, which
are reduced TO s. per doz. Leather is doing fair
business. though prices remain unchanged. Po-
tatoes have advanced
GRAIN.
We quote the following rom she Board Of Trade
circular:
Wheat-In consequence OF continued light re-
eeipts local prices for all choice grades rule
higher, but advance bids fail induce sellers TO
make necessary concessions Futures are duh.
Seaboard is generally higher. New York aud Bat
timore at noon were each &c frmer while Chi
c2go shows the marked advance OF T. &c from Sat
urday's quotations.
Corn-No. white is hrmer. with other grades In
about the same position as Saturday. Offerings
are very light snd receipts meagre. Futures
are dull, New FORK hrmer, Baltimare strong at 4
10 lc advance and Chicago &c higher.
Oats-FaiTly active market at firm quotations
Receipts light supply not equal to demand.
Flour, Grain aud Hay.
Flour-Paseut 81 q 81 IS; extra fancy, 60 IS q
800; fancy. 60 659I so; choice, 50 seas 60: family
0093 20: treble extra So s5@99 80; double extra,
81 l592 so: extra, 81 0O92 10; superhne, 81 So9
%. dre a zEAISs
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GtHc N.lorr

FAST LIBERTY. Pa, Dec. %. :Catile-AeiiFe
ana 25G ice higher than last weeks prices; re-
clips. l.0s3 head: shipments, 100 head
400 hsaa; Philsdelphiaa. s. 5osi 60; Workers.
she5p-slow and unchanged; receipts, $500
head: shipments, Zoo head.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 29.-The Live Stock Indi-
usttle-Receips. 90 neso; feeling strong, but
only retail trade.
sess-ReoelpGa, 1850 head. Market 5000 lower
ep-Receipu. 800 head Market active:
Kansas sheep, average IS to 81 lbs, ~ 503S.
ST. LOUIS. Dec 2e-OaTur-Receipts, 500 cad:
shipments. $50 head. W d. naad for shipping
grades and none offered: good butchers steers.
81 25st %; fair, g 1924; common, s. 5o9L -,
head. Best firm az S. 509i; common grades weak
6ogs-weaE aud slow; light, sg94 10 packing.
head; shipments, 500 head.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 29.-Cattle-Market slow;
sst Gss eGam & S O 95ss 9qas.y O s. '4g
most sales at 81 259b 6212. H.csipts 500 mead;
sales, AS head.
swine-In fun supply aud fair demand. Re
cep's, 1910 head. Quoted At So 1895 s71<-
s,'esp ana Lambs Receipts. l,3lI mead. Quoted
al -esl 80 for sheep; S395 80 for lambs.
NEW YORK, Dec 29.-Beeves-Reeeipts, 1,4O)
head. Market firm; common TO prime steers sold
at S5a6 80 per cWt; light weight extra and fancy
do. So 5o97; oxen, s. 1o95 s..
Sheep Receipts, a 001 mead. Market duh aud
lower at S595 per for sheep; 1896 25 for lambs
general sales at 50 .59i75 for sheep; s. 5000 fer
lambs.
Kogs-Recepts, Il. 100 head. Market firm at 81 20
IA So
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.--The Drovers' Journal re-
Hoys-Receips, 5000 asad, shipments, 5000
head. Market steady; rough packing s. %
10: Peeking and t shipping, 81 1901 50: light.
Ostue-necalp.A, 900 hesd: shipments 1000
head Market slow; low grades l0Gl0e lower: ex-
porte, s. q as Is; common 20 fair, 81 1901 81:
FED Texans, 81 IS.
Sheep = Receipts. 500 head; shipments 500
head. Inferior TO fair. g 1906; medium TO good,
S3a3 20; choice, S494 IS.
The Drovers' Journal Liverpool special quotes
the live stock market as unchanged; best AmeEi-
can steers, 15c per 10. dressed.
BUFFALO, Dec. 29.-Cattle - Receipts to-day,
765 head. Market quiet with fair demand: Rtten-
dance OF buyers light; about IS on sale:
prices strong and &c higher an account of light
run: supply about equal 70 demand Good 10
choice steers from 100 TO $40 lbs, 81 1905 Is;
good TO common steers from 600 20 100 lbs, So
a Is; cows and heifers, IS i0s54 -. Market
closed steady.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts to-day, 2400 head;
and closed dull with quotations az last weeks
closing figures.
Hogs-Receipts, II. 900 hesd; consigned through,
81 cars. Market steady and firm with fair demand
Tor good to choice Workers, Sis35 "a 20; butchers
grades, 81 s594 so; good TO choice heavy, q SOC
co. Market closed steady.
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GAaKErs BY zELseEAFa.
rroauos markers.

futuItt steady; December. 11.0ic; January, HOE;
FebrusTy, l10jc; March, n.l6c; April, ll.SOc;
Mays l1,42c; June, I.54c; July, il 66c; August,
ceipls, "a GOO Dbls exports. 1000 pbls; supsr6ne
Stale and Western, 81 4592 50; common 70 good
ira Ohio, 81 s5a5; ST. LouIs 81 sos: Minnesota
patent, 81 7t@5 u. wheai-Spot lots 19l19c and
options %@Ic higher; receipts, So 600 0u.; ex-
ports Is9,0O0 on. j; No. 2 spring, SIC; ungraded
rec. 596es51zc; No. red. S51SQ9s71Sc: No. red,
January, of l29 600 bu. at 6S14@S4zc. closing
al slhc: February. sales Ut 3 iiS,OcO bu. at 85Hg
s65zc closing at S6skc: March. sales OF 1.lSiOJ0
bu. at s75S@SS7kc closing at SSzc: April. sales oil
1900 bu. At sss<99O1sc, closing at 90ISc: May.
e2l4e June sales OF 5000 bu. az 9lc, closing At
93c, coru--No. spot and December sc higher:
Others lf@lc better: receipts. us 0nO hu.: ex-
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NYi-n.m Annnr women.

Women are often accused of falsshood
when they are simply practising bene soience
IN speech.
Women who ere the Teost loved by men
STe frequently the least liked by their own
sex; and with good reason generally.
s Partisan Tho had heard that the last
census OF France embraced mere than
10000 $50 women called France a lucky
rogue.
Mary of the most charming women that q
ran meets IN society are among the last
women he wsuld ever have the courage 70
marry.
Men reveal theiy wOrldliness by the fact
tbat between the women vino are saints and
TIE women who ere sinners they almost al
WGys prefer the sinners.
There may be women who do not wish 90
20 married; bRs mas there been a woman
yhO could take comfort IN the thought that
SIZE had never been asked to marry?
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Have You Nasal Catarrh ?

Use DR.. James three preparations OF East
India Hemp; thsy will prevent the Cstarrh
entering the bronchial tubes or lungs, there
by wardiDg off Consumption, and keep the
disease located until positively cured. Put
yourself fully under the influence of these
remedies, and as sure as the sum shines upon
you a complete cure will be made of that
losthsome disease. Ask your druggist for
Dr. James Cannabis Indica, aud IL they fail
you, send 10 as direct. Price $3.50 per bottle
or three bottles $3.50 Pills and Ointment
81 .25 each. Address Craddock & Co., 1032
Race street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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certified, for it wa, drawn on the Marine

certified, for it was drawn on the Marine
BaDz.
ELKINs AND WARD.
'Ibst day received the letter addressed
Deer BGck,' aud went to see Mr.. Elkins,
who went with ne to Wards home in
prooklyn, where We waited until midnight
before Ward came in, Ward said thst the
balance in the .darine Bank was about 300,
OO0 or S3CC, eco, and If Spencer, the cashier,
had said it was 1858 COS be made mistake.
Mr.. Elkins thought that the interest OF Mr.
Chsfiee should be protected, and Ward
thought that there were other interests to be
protected. Up 20 that time / had no idea
that nlcCey Was ane 10 any others than to
the mem bers OF my family and Mr. Chatee.
Ward agreed 10 meet US with the keys OF the
safe the next dsy, but did not | went TO
The Safe Deposit Company and informed the
officers that was partner IN the fitm OF
GTrEt X Ward, aud had the safe opened. The
securities ere then counted 6y Messrs. La
rocque snd Elkins."
The case was here adjourned to January
90 1855,
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nfln.
-Petroleum-l51<c.
ANTYERP. Dec. 2a.-Pe

ANI WAI.I-s DEC. - tIIuICuLl-4olzo'
PITTsBURG. Dec. 29.-Petroleum - Irregular;
certificates opened at 73zc, advanced TO 10 &C. de-
cIined 10 7S1xc, and closed at 6S1sc.
OIL CITY, Pa, Dec. 29.-National Transit GER
fcates opened at 751zc; highest, 75isc; lowest,
SIC; closed at 7S7sc. Sales, LIZ. 600 brls;
Clea-ances 3,l22, 0C0 bTls: runs 65,s74 brs; ship
Inents, 10i, 104 bTls charters. not up. ExchGn ge
STOCK, $500 bid, SEQ asked.
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. 29-Crude Otl-M0re
active sId slightly higher. National Transit and
Tide-Water runs Saturday aud Sunday, 9i.S25 bhls
total shipments 102, 25l bbls.; charters. SsS
bbls.: cleara1ces, 35iS.o0O bos. National Transit
certificates opened at7S15c and closed al 334c;
highest price, 751sc; lowest, 7Stze.
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ADIRONDACK MURRAY.
Els Success In Frying Oysters in q Mon
treal Oafe.

Els Success In Frying Oysters in q Mon
treal Cafe.
NEw YORK, Dec. 24.-Rey. W. II. II. Adj
rondsck) Murray is keeping cafe in Moo
iTeal. Inc cafe is about 60x15 feet. Its
walls are decorated with tobogsns, snow
shoes and lacrosse sticks. The back portion
10 raised about three steps, and is divided
from the rest of the room by fresh muslin
curtains tied back with bright ribbons.
This portion is reserved for ladies. SIR.
Murray brought the resources of his intel
lect to a serious consideration OF the prob
lem of oyster fries, and the result net only
did him credit, but made the cafe lannon's.
Mr., Murray himself cooks his oysters. He
is heavier than he wac. and his hair aud
mustache are more gray than brown, bat his
eye is as bright as ever and his face still
beams with kindly good nature. Mr.. Muir
ray is said to live in q very quiet aud unas-
sumiDg wsy, aud be goes very little into So
ciety.
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AwonderfuI Old Man.

founder of Baldwin University at Bsres,
o., died 10 day, aged ninety five years.
When ninety years of age Mr.. Baldwin went
to Louisiana, purchased plantation, es-
tsbliahed q college for colored people, and
built up the town of Baldwin, where he
died.
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The human structure is wonderful in me-
chansm. Each organ has its allotted part
than that for which the kidneys are designed.
Il is, therefore, imperative that these should
be Kept in perfect health, aud then should
be jealously guarded against the encroach-
ments of disease. George Kelly, of Jersey
City, writes, "Dr. Stevens gave me Mishter' S
Il erb Bitters while l was under his treatment
for gravel, and has Told me to continue co
take II ~
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2o1IuErS ISDlASA STATE FgisCs2 ,
MIcHiCkS CRY, Dec. IS, 1854. =

Tie c)nVrt labor % one hundred Goo abls
BODIED men lu 1nn @oftaern Indian state Prison
viii 10 Ga b l..t-J1 Of not more than Eve ncr
H. Two vtarr.
Ire men hsSe heretofore been employed in tho
Manufacture 80 boots enc shoes They will 6e let
let such vOsk OF any other class Of manufactGr-
Ig
bids y sd he received for The above until January
10 lsej. - J. IT,, when they IL be opened and
sos Sl0esed by the bosrd IN . gular session.
a u bios must state the number OF men 10 %
contracted iOr ard the amount proposed 70 pay a
day for escn man. All lsbOr under such con Iract8
,nust be performed withID the prison limits, and
"a scco1carce with Is rules, equations and dis
CIpliEe
shop rCcm and Assistant Keepers furnished.
III bios nust be written IL plain terms. clearly
fettiug forth The proposals OF The bidder, and
shall contain the names Of the persons VITO arc
pfOpOtcd IS sUrPrieE upon the contract. who must
pe residents OF The state of ln0lana.
The Board Of DIRECTORS reserve the right 70 re-
!ect shy and al bisG T. bids must be sealed and
Sirs cred 10 The Bsa-d Directors, care OF the
Warden Of said Prison, - incoTs d:
bids ior Prison labor"
JAMES MURDOCH.
Warden.
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The woman who seeks relief from pain by
the free use OF alcoholic stimulants and mar
c9tic drugs finds what she seeKs only so far
as sensibilIty is destroyed or temporarily
suspended. No cure was ever wrought by
such means, and the longer they are en-
ployed the more hopeless the case becomes.
Leave choral, morphis and belladonna
slone, aud use Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
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Farmers Insurance.

The Farmers Insurance Company of Hen
dricks County met a. Danville on the 24th
and re elected the old Board.
The Company is represented To be IN a sol
ID ard iourisbng condition. They have is
sued 81, $50 eco 10 policies. Farmers shonld
avail themselves of the opportunities Offer
ed by the Company.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-31

LONDON. Dec. 2a.-Cousols, 80; account 991s
Railroad Bonds Erie. las: seconds. o75z: Jew
York Central, S71s: Illinois Central as; Pcnns.
ylvaniA Central, 5li5; Canadian Pacific, 4Jt%;
st. Paul, 725z. Silver-49 1916.
PARIS, Dec. 20 -Rentes. 79i loo