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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09

FOR KENTmBY THOs e WAeeAMAN. REAL
HOUSES.
912I st. NV, 19r. 100 S33 22d st. n w., Or $50
1889 L st. n W. l0r.. 1912 9TH at. NV, 80
SYs g w i'm st
30 ave, Or: SO s. St Sc. Or. IS s.
2027 st. NV, pr. so SIG n. c. s.e., Or 20
I'll A st. s.e., 13r..... so ST. NV, -, 80
81 st. NV, 1o...... 80 s04 n. Cap St, ~
400 ST. NV. Sr. 40 sos n. H. Or TX
81 Sd st NV, ST. 40 ZOOS 9th st. Or =. 3
l4l4 II tn st. NV, IT,. IS l0ll st NV Or. 10 30
l2OI IL tn St. n 80 S13 q st. e., Is
1921 IL tn ct. n. w, ST. .35 l21 st. g., Or Is
462 ct. W., 80 1865 d ST. g. W., o
OFFICES.
9l5 st. NV, I'd floor, els 9TH st., re- Az s. 81
tr. r............. 900 4O1 9TH ST., LIST d r. 2.l U
4OS La. ave-, III. base l4Ol 9TH ST. Sd g.,
ment rs.....: 80 Az La. ave-, base
46S La. ave-. 4rs., 4th ment rms ..............S
floor. ................3 30 Lenox bldg, room T.
9TH Pa. ave., r'm Is. ID ats La ave, Sd floor,
9Th 4 Ia. ave, rs11&l2.25l ] back room 8
Vernon Row, rim. lois
STORES, &c
Store and cellar 10th Hall on n. Y. ave-, bet.
4 SITS. Il. w;....:.... $50 18th and l4th SITS. n.
Storeroom 1o3 9TH ST. W. rent $50 q night,
Hall 18th L SITS. n.w.50 Stable, bet. 9th and eth
and and SITS. NV. 10
looks. For full list call at office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th. Uy9l THOS. E. wAGGAMAE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09
WOOD AND COAL

EORRE6T DODGE
II COAL. COKE AND WOOD OF ALL KINDS.
FAMILY COAL A SPECIALITY.
Best quality Georges Greek Cumberland Coal fol
steam purposes
Ysfd and wharf. 30ds water st; Telephone, o6l 8
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1889 leth ct. y. 20 az
200 Arthur pl., 1r..25.4O
5C7 18th st. s.e.,er..25.S7
1913 Pierce Pl., Or. .25. 30
lu25 y. j. NV. Or. rs. 80
1915 LArch ST., Or. .-25. 30
els A 81. ne. 7r.......25
1912 Caroline ST., Or. p
2slS n st. NV, Sr.......25
3Se spruce 81, 6r.......25
6S3 L st. NV dr........2S
oil D I'd 81 ne. ar. s.
1880 9th Il. NV sr.22.s5
1921 ST. ~. Or. ..22 so
oSl Mass. Nv. e. or.22.15
1907 4 st. ne, 1r.-.222. SO
0o6 c st. ne, Or -. ~. so
400 Bdy. av. NV, 9r. 20 10
l342 Wst. N. w. CIR. .2O.30
17l0 18th 81. N. W. Or. -
S15 ID 81 "A. G.. or. -. 20
l03l n. Cap. st., Or. 1880
23.so g Ct n. W, tr. 1850
lZo r 81 Ne, Or 49,. 1881
$50 L st. NV, Or. 1880
4o6 i st. NV or. so
So Pierce st., Or. 80
34i4 p u. n. W. Or. 10. 80
81 l. st. NV. Or ..........l6
) pefrees st, Or. ..-l5.4V
log NJ ST. NV, Or 1880
1927 9TH ST. NV, Or. 10. 80
1880 H II. ne. or.....l5
SIG 9th st.se. On. .l4.3O
332 Sth st. ne. Or. 1850
223s Cleveland ave, Or. 13
yl4 25th 81. Y. W, 5r. 1850
Il 7 s L; S,s; issi ri: 1873
500 L st. Q. W.. Or ...1o.s0
STORES.
l401 14th II. n.w.......40
2l11 9TH st. n.w....1S.bO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09
WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-TO RENT HOUSE OF FIVE OR
w SIX Rooms or -Four or Five Rooms suitable for
Light Housekeeping, between lth and North Capitol
aud and sts. rent to be moderate. Address +. w
s., 419 Sd 81. ne jy!l-2t.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE GOOD DWELLING
w House, between 18th and 10th and 10 q sts.. to
cost $4,000 to 1000 owners only negotiated with
Also, For Sale Valuable Lands Arkansas and Missis
slppi, viii trade whole city improved
property. address b. C. b., Interior Department.
jyS-6t'
WANTED-HOUSE,7 OR ROOMS WITH PARK
w ing inside NJ and west Of 9th ST.. north or east
side Of street; 10 agents need apply. Address p o.
BOX sO jyS-3t
WANTED-A FURNISHED COTTAGE ON THE
w b. and q. R.R., between Baltimore and Washing
ton or on Metropolitan Branch. May take for q
year. Address x, Star Office jyS-3t.
Neutrality-suspicious. HOUSE, EASY PAY
nents VIII exchange splendid Lot near l4th St 4,
Co!unbla Road Also want to rent house with stable
Address with particulars. POLARIS Star office 1857
WANTED-TO BUY ON MONTHLY INSTALL
w ments 2-story to room Brick House in good
condition; state location. Address s. L. B., Star
once y6-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09

NOR RENT
Il 612 + st. nv. .Sl2i
Mass. ave. and 10th st.. ~
2Ol N.Czpitoi 81. ,Itir. H.
GA 18th st. NV l2r. 100
SO 9TH st. NV, 30r. LOO
. b ST. n.e., l2r. ........ss
!27 llth st.n.w., l2r.o.5C
lSO2 NJ St NV, 1lr. o;
lSl. x st. n w.. llr.o0. &C
l4l0 y 81. NV, Tor. .55.5-
1911 lltb %. NV, or. +. So
4o3 q 81 nw.. llr. so. ~
l2O3 Nh. ave, sr....-.55
LOG = st. n. ". l1r. SIS
eOo lsth n W., llr..50. &C
!Qs 18th 81. NV. l2r. 50.5U
1918 q %. NV. llr.5O.5s
I3 18th ST.. 1T. so 4.
l64S 18th n.W.,l3r.. As. &c
llU2 \. II. sv., sr.. .45.5O
1905 18th N. w., Or. .45.5U
2lO61t II 81. NV, sr. AZ
2s0y ID st. n. W., Tor. Al. 81
ZIG e ST. n W., l3r. 40. 81
1875 18th n. W. Or. 40. SO
1888 9th St u W. Or. AZ. A.
1880 18th OF. n. ". Or. 40. a.
Sl4 I st.n w. 9r......4O
BOB e ct NV, Sr 40
l0l1 Goth NV, or. .:55. 50
10 g St Sc. j or. .35. A.
:W y St NV, Tor. 50
45A n ST. NV. ,sr. 81
l6l2 9TH ST. n W. ,sr. 30. 40
go LIST st. NV. ,Sr. 80. &C
1873 ) st. NV, yr. .30.4O
200 9th St sc. Sr......30
I34 10th st. NV Sr. sc
] $50 l4th st NV. ar. .2e
1908 10Th stn.w..sr.21.9s
3lS B st.n.e..sr. 1.95
y24 Nth st. NV, 1r.27.Si
2g30 18th stn-w., &c
1883 10th NV. Or. .25. as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09
BOARDING.


WANTED-ONEO OR TWOGENTLEMEN TOTAKE
w Rooms with Board in family of three hrst-class
accommodations; convenient to Departments Apply
AT olo "a ST. ne- jy0-3ts
VIE AUBURN. PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER
i I'D ST. NV
Cool. pleasant rooms with board at reasonable
prices. my2s-2m',
FuNHE WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
furniture; elegant rooms with board, ct to SlO per
day. IL To 81. J. A DEWITT. Prop SaI 4-6in
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BIZ WARNER CO.. els ct. NV

- $40 ST. NV, Bay window Brick, 7r m. % 0. SO
Sol A. i. ave. n w. Brick IT. a N. .l5 90
eol X. l. ave. u. W. store aud Cellar. 81 90
jy6-eo3t X. q. CAMPBELL. 517 10th 81. NV
EoR RENT-oNE NEw HoUsE,.lO ROOMS. ALI
Il modern improvements: sanitary plumbing; h l.
ave, bet y. j. ave. and 4th St NV. rent S25; also
o-room tgick. ga X Il. rent, &20. Apply los L
ST., c. +. 4. RICHARDSON tys-3t.
EOR hENT-l60e ST, SEVEN ROOMS AMI
- bath. splendid condition; s25 per month 1885,
81. seven rooms and bath SO per month l1Ol
lyth st new corner house. seven rooms and bath
go. JOS q St ne, new, eight rooms aud bath $50
121 ST. ne, eight rooms aud bath; s22.
yS-3t DAVID ID STONE, SOC + St q W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09
LOST AND FOUND.

= - - - ~ ~ 49,
T OST-GoLD sPECTACLEs, BETWEEN 9Th ST
~ Sc. aud Capitol Reward If returned to 500 N.
Carolina ave. Sc. It,
4 OsT-SIRAYED FROM 1851 LINDEN ST. SAT-
~ urday morning last. Small Bay Mare with one
'front.' leg bruised and scar on rump. Liberal reward
ON return to above address. jyg-3ts
(NAME TO MY PLACE, 1912 q ST s. e. LIGHT
Bay Mare; two hind feet white one fore foot white
Owner can have same by proving property paying
reward. ivA-3tsS
II OST-SEVEkAL DAYS SINCE A RED LEATHER
~ Pocketbook containing memoranda, notes, &c
Reward II left At 6l5 18th st NV. A. s. TABER
jy9-3t'
II OST-ON JULY 2, GOLD FOB CHAIN RIR-
1rel links, crystal seal, "Old Style" Liberal re-
ward II returned to 300 Pa. ave. NV. W. p FEAR.
II OST-ONE BEAGLE PUPPY, FEMALE. BLACK
LAND white. with red ribbon on its neck Saturday
night, between Vermont ave. and N st NV As reward
Return TO wormley's Hotel. jyS-3ts
4 OsT OR sTOLEN-FROM j. RUPPERT'S sONS
IL 7th-street road, June 30, Red Buffalo Steer
and one ANAL Red Cow. Liberal reward Tor their ra
turn to the above address. jyS-:3ts
II OsT-e5 REWARD FOR A YELLOW COLLIE
Dog, named Bismarck on Friday evening, near
Soldiers Home, Number on tag collar, 1854 RE-
II .osT-wHITE AND TAN FOX TERRIER DOC.
~ Reward II returned 10 T. w. MATTESON Room
80. West Wing. War Department. jyt-3ts
III OST-oNE SHARE OF STOCK IN THE ENTFR
~ prise Real ksiste Association. No So. Ali persops
are hereby warned fro negotiating said ss
duplicate has been applied TOR. JNO. FITZMOkRIS,
9th aud Boundary. Jy6 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09
FOR RENT-STORES
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LrOR RENT-Two COMMUNICATING OFFICES,
Il beautifully papered and painted, with private
labatory and closet; first floor, 14U7 St NV only
$50 per month. JOHN SHERMAN co. ~5y6-3t
NOR REMITTANCE, AIRY OFFICE ROOMS
Il on second floor of new building, corner 9th and
q SITS. w., opposite Pension Office
jy3-6t ALBERT +. FOX, go st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09

window brck, IL and bath central location: al
story md easement bay window bsief: soufhern En-
gos1r; = Eoe@s snd 6sthi near hnes q c.s.; per
Rssss. 6.sek ree%s md bath sn m 4. dslishtful
Tvo-ssory bsiek stable. rear 1s2Y l3sh g Nv; 81
~ Atlantis Building. $50 Il Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED
w Rooms light housekeeping. Box 81, Star office
1y92t'
WANTED IAIIEDIATELY-2 UNFURNISEFD
w Rooms on first floor. Terms must be reasona le
Address DOCTOR, Star office. jy9-2ts
WANTED-BY THREE ADULTS, TWO OR THREE
w Cnfurnshed Rooms Tor light eeping; south
'front.' I'd story front; with owner OF house preferred
reference exchanged. Address e. r. c., star office
jy9-3t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

lsth and sta .s4le 90 gsA. near n. scos a
tS y,h a., near 2,;.;ss - 1870 Conn eOs53
u ~ Circle 500 lgth rDapontcsr us
90, fI1CB. Fox BROWN
9e<i l4Ss Tenn. ave n o.
tSoR RENT-l3o2 sT.-ELEvFS ROOMS AND
- eelAr sanitary plumbing. for terms and per
IA l M .n ,2 INSPECT apply 10 GREEN CUNNING
hAM, ltOo ST jels-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EOa RENTAL COLONIAL BEACH, LARGE
I Tent, IA by 20. with door. Apply 201 NJ st.
s.w. jyS-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09

INOR SALE-LOTS-
II lo0Hl62. cor, 18th and Kenesaw CSC.
501l2o, cor. 10Th aud Princeton, soc
bSNl2a, Del. ave, next 10 cor. &, sl.25
SOIL ;, n. side {, bet. 9Th and 9Th ne 05c
6oNl20 NV. cor. and 18th n. ", 5Oc
5ONl5o. lot %. blk. 20, Yale St, Col Heights 5oc
Lots 40 and 30, So 14S, SOC.
Lot IL, 81. 1O5S, re.
Lots 20, %, "a and %, blk "a. Takona Park 4lsc
Lots and :, block, 4, Ivy City. 5Ox2OO each Gee
Lots IN Rosslyn-best bargains OF all-:3c 10 Toe
~ 1. IL SlPHERD a CO,
1e~a-eolm sun Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09

I'ok SALE "A BEAUTIFUL LOT on NEW
=, Oh =, Snlre ave BET NJ srd sta. NV 25 a. front
~ ms Is harsain. Owner leaving tie city.
A m. HElkON hANfY.
0s-ot l3Or ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-09
FOR SALE-LOTS

ISoR SALEM FAST WASHINGTON. SEVERAL
fleces OF hnproNed Ground At speculative prlcea
,iinIrSn.g Lots 81 900 M - els 600; buy this
tytl-Sts - wv A~'e N~f's"ase
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-10-30
THE R0MANIsa OVER THE
BAPTIST IN A, AND WI.
COLLEGE.


The day has gone when Baptist
and Methodist can be treated with
indignlty in this State, by slurs and
Sights under any high heelcl eccle-
siastical 0liganrchy. In. the selec-
ton of faculty for the Agricultural
and Mechanical College, the Metho-
dist were graciously spit upon, while
the Baptists were graciously kicked.
We do not known which is most to
be pitied.
The Baptists and Methodists as to
white population are about even in
North Carolina. They are two
great powers of the State IN morals
education. and religion. Either
church, excepting the other, has
more influence than all the other
churches of the State combined.
The two virtually control the State.
The Baptists have been foremost
in educational matters in the State.
No arithmetic this side of heaven
can calculate their labors IN that
line for the good of the whole State
NOT for Baptists only. The ma
thematics of heaven alone can COM
pute their influence for good, in
every way, in North Carolina. They
keep aloof from any entangl ing
alliance of church and State-they,
are not political intrigues; non eter-
nal enemies to the public school
system.
To have put a Romanist in the
Faculty and no Baptist is shame
and a scandal on that decent regard
for public opinion, that any acclesi-
astical oligarehy ought to be as
named Of, especially the one that
runs the A. and III. College.
The Romlsh church has not over
500 members in the State. The
Baptists have about 10000 white
members who pay taxes. The Me-
thodists Protestant, Quakers, Chris
tlans, Luthsrans and German Re-
formed number their mem bers along
from 10000 to $4,000. Oh! eternal
shame on the A and NJ. 0ligarehs
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-10-30


ShOes, shoes, shoes, all shapef,
sizes and kind. az L. - Lyuu-s
The most complete line of gents
WOODEN and k d gloves at Jones &
Lyons.
Just received a nice line crush
hats, all kinds and colors at Jones a
Lyons.
N'ckFare Of all descriptions a.
Jones Il Lyons
Shirts a. all prices, from Soc, at
jones Il Lyons.
Rawls'.
M.ns Buckle Arctic, only 100 at
North Clrolina plaids only &c.,
yard at RaWls'.
Bargains in dress goods q. Rawls'.
All wool red flannel 15c.. yard at
Rawls.
Mems whole stock Brogans 100 al
Rasls'.
Ladies grain button shoes all solid.
81 90 at Rawls'.
Children's leather shoes Soc, at
Rawls'.
Children's Button Shoes sizes 5.l.s
only Soc, at R.wIs'.
All wool shawl,, 5 feet square &c.
at Rawls.
Ladle's Rubber Circulars 1 90 At
Rawls'.
By bargains on paut goods at
RawIs.
Bargains in Tin ware at Rawls.
Mems heavy ribbed undershirts
25c., at Rawls'.
LADIES' minro vests DC, at Rawls'
Bargains in cbildren's hoods al
Rawls'.
5000 yards sstteen only 1Oc., at
Rawls'.
All colors dress worsted 10c.. yard
at Rawls'.
Knitting yarn. al colors, 75c., OF
Cedar buckets 3 brass hoops &c..
Ut Rswls'
Mems Caps 10c., at Rawls'.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-10-30
Gratifying To All.

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval Of
The pleasant liquid fruit remedy
Syrut & Figs, a. the most excellent
laxative known, illustrate The value
Of the qualities on which its success IL
based and arsabunnantIy gratifying
TO The California Fig Syrup Company
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-10-30
Advice TO Mothers.

RS. Winslow's Soothing syrap
should always be used for chiiIren
t'ething. II soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie,
aud is the best remedy tor diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five ceuts bottle,
sep 27-d.w.Iv
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-07
Training Colts.

A weaned colt should be put in train
ing as soon as it is taken from the barn i,
which should he when it is five or six
months old, says the Fort Worth TEX. J
Gazette. If the mare has been well fed
whi rearing the colt she will not suf-
fer in least from this period of milking.
but the colt will gain very much by IT..
Before weaning the colt should be used
to the halter and tied in II separate stall
when in the stable. to which it should
be brought occasionally, even while in
pasture. Here some bran and crushed
oats should be given. and when wcaned
the ration should be increased from tSO
quarts a day TO four quarts (which will
be quite safe for the growing animal Of
this food, but no corn should be given
until the winter, when pint to a quart
may be added to the feed. Then the
real training should begin. The colt
should be led by the halter first; then
after it has been taught to lead we'll, a
bride with a smooth bit should be used
and after this has become familiar a
harness made for the purpose should be
put on it, and the colt taught to draw a
light cart or slep. Gradually il may be
used to saddle and TO being ridden by
small boy OF light weight. During all
this time the colt should be tanned and
made docile by constant handling and
feeding from the hand little grain,
salt or sugar. so that il wall come when
called and eyince no fear of the owner.
a horse thus trained will never be VIC
lous nor troublesome unless spoiled
afterWard.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-07
LIVE STOCK

Chicago, Oct. 5.-Ihe Drovers' Journal
reports as follows;
Catte--Receipts 5000; beeves s445d+60;
steers, s2S0C94, 30; stockers and feeders, 81 80
G3 90; cows, bulls and mixed, sl.O0Cn2 80;
Texas cattle, sl.35@2 35i western rangers,
$240C03.75.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; market steady for
heavy and mixed, light 25c lower; mixed,
50 90C94 45; heavy. sS.s09425; light, s.. 90@
4 IS; skips, S300G3S0
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; natives, SO. 50CD4. so;
western, s35O@4lO; Texans, s3,OO@4.oo;
lambs, a. 509560.
Kansas City, Oct. 5..-Cattle Receipts,
1900; shipments, 1900; market slow and
lower; common TO choice corn-fed steers,
$2.90@4.25; stockers aud feeders, sl.6OG3 10;
cows, sl.35@2.50
weak and shade lower; heavy a. 1904. 70
heavy and mixed, s3.S0Gi05.
National stock Yards, East ST..
LOUIS, Oct. 5. - Cattle = Receipts, 500;
shipments. 1900; market steady; fair TO
choice heavy native steers, So. 3.3O94 40; stock
ers ana feeders, S!.0Ot9260.
Hogs-Receipts. 100; shipments, 2,2Oo;
market strong; heavy, So 90d425; packing,
g. 7094,0o; light, s40O@+35
Sioux City, Oct. 5.-Cattle- Receipts
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-07
Something 10 Remember.

II you are going east. remember the
"Rock island Route run the sleepers
and chair cars of their solid vestibule
train to and from the Omaha depot,
leaving Omaha at $40 p. IN. thus avoid
free. Dining cars on ali through trains.
Our trains make close connections with
all eastern limited trains connecting
in union depot at Chicago, avoiding a
transfer across the city to parties en-
route to New York, Boston and other
eastern cities, ''and everything little
better than other lines can Offer"
s. S. STEVENS,
Ticket office 1906 Hernam. Genl w. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5-[Special Telegram TO
The BEE. -CATTLE-Receipts were divided
at 1900 natives and 1860 Texans. There
were no rangers. The fine fair TO good
natives among the receipts sold at about the
same as yesterday, but the great bulk of
native stock on the markes was made of left
over odds and ends that salemcn were only
too happy to get to bid on aud that bid was
rarely refused. Texans ruled steady to
strong aud there were no rangers, hence no
prices. Choi1e TO extra beeves. s4.i514 go (;
medium to good steers, 1850 TO
1900 lbs. S3S00s.30; l200 TO 1850
lbs, sS S5O04iO: $50 to 1900
lbs, Sc sO@36J; stoclkers and feeders, 81 ,s0(@
800; cows, bulls and mixed, $l0O92 so;
bulk, Sl60G2,0O; Texas steers, s2,0O92 So (;
cows, 81 S5@20O; western rangers, s2.409
875
HoGs-Packing and shipping hogs sold
about the same as Yesterday but light sorts
dropped good l5c, making decline OF 25a
Doc on that grades for the week, Packers
paid s395@i05 and shippers s4lO9i 25,
Light sorts went as low as si20@i.3O.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-07
Sneezing Catarrh,

The distressing sneeze snceze, sneeze the
acrid, watery disth Urges from the eyes and
nose. the painful Inflammation extending to-
the throat, the swelling OF the mocus lining,
causing chokiig sensations, cough, ringing
noises in the head and splitting headaches, -
how familiar these symptoms are to thousands
who suffer periodically from heal colds or in.
nuenla, aud who live in gronance of the fact
that single apple ltion of SANFoRp's RADICAL
CURE ruR CAvARRH will afford instantaneous
relicf.
But this treatment in cases of simple Catarrh
gives butt faint idea of what this remedy will
do in the chronic forms, whore the breathing
Is obstructed by choking, putrid mucous ac-
cumulations, the hearing affected, smell and
taste gone, TIN oat liberated ana ha king cough
gradually Y fastening itself upon the debilitatcd
system. Then 1t Is that the marvellous curative
power OF SANFORD's RADICAL CURE mantfeSts
itself in instantaneous and grateful relief.
Cure begins from the hrst application. IL is
rapid, radical permanent economical safe.
SANfoRDs RADICAL CrRG consists of one
bottle of the RADICAL CURE, one box of CA
TARRHAB SOLVENT and an IMPROVED INHALER;
price, 81. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COR-
PoRtTIoN, Boston,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-07
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.


Saturday, Oct. 5.
There was pretty good run OF cattle to-
day but there were not many beeves. There
were few extra good beeves here, and
while there has been nothing here of late
with which they could be compared it would
be safe to call the market stronger. AS high
as a. 40 was paid for one bunch, the hlghe st
price paid here in a long time, and the best
cattle. a few natives weighing a little over
over 1000 lbs sold at SO 90I3 %. Westerns
sold ut $3.50 10. The trade in butchers
stock was about steady ana several lunches
of western cows changed hands. Stocks and
feeders did not move very readily, the buy
ers being little slow, as usual, on Satur-
day, but before the close good many cattle
changed hands.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-07

BY the common practice of stabling
cows on II smooth earth or board floor,
and halteriug the animals with chains
around the neck it is extremely difficult
to keep the sides and udder free fro m
filth, says the Baltimore American.
Milk from cows stabbed thus cannot be
pure and healthy. Indeed, it would
astonish, sicken and disgust many a cit
i2en il he only knew the condition of
the stables and cows from whence his
milk supply comes. A better way
lately saw in use In n dairyman's S stable
and as it will be of use to many farmer
readers. give it for publication. The
front half of the stall floor was of brick
clay, rammed hard, the lower half was
made of solid II inch oak flooring,
nailed closely together to cross ioist
in the middle of the stall, and the floor
ing nailed again to the edge of the ma
nure gutter at the bottom. The floor
had q slight incline to car
ry off the filth. On top of this
floor and of the same length ll-inch oak
Stats were screwed down to the first
floor Il inches apart, lengthwise of the
STALL The cattle were haltered by
swing stanchions, and the manure of
the animal dropped behind these slots.
Most OF it passed directly TO the manure
gutter, and the residue could be easily
cleaned away by u narrow sharppointed
hoe. Upon such u floor, with ordinary
care and a daily brushing, the cows can
be kept In a cleanly and healthy condi-
tion and the milk pure and also clean.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-07

ness was expected TO be quiet o-day, as Lon
don IS closed as Jewish holiday and many
traders do not attend half holiday session.
The opening Of the market was marked by
frmness in railroad shares, ana trusts were
again unsettled and weak. Manhattan went
up nearly points over last night TO l041S
Northern Pacific preferred gained a per
cent to 74Is. Atchison started tirmer, and
after touching 31A yielded to 30t1 Burling-
ton was again the leader in strength of the
Granger group, going easily up 40. North
western moved up TO ia, Rock Island lost a
fraction and St Paul went off to 20 aud Mis-
souri, Pacific to 20. In trusts Chicago Gas
yielded to 81, Cotton Oill1S to 41Il4 and Sugar
8 per cent to 81. The close of the market
was doubtful, pending the bank statement.
The stock market bordered on panic al the
close today. Had it not been that the session
was cut short at noon, 1t is difficult TO say
what the afternoon might have witnessed as
a result of the weekly bank statement, This
statement gave a further decrease of S2,6OU,-
600 IN reserves and put the reserves below
the requirements of the law. Deposits de-
creased S555 and specie and loans about
S2,00O,0J0 There was little time for any ad-
verse effect on the stock market. Prices,
therefore, closed without any great change,
with Graugers and Coal stocks small frac.
tions under last night and trusts l(l22L per
cent lower. The total sales were 81, 499
shares.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-07

tried on American farms as on tho
European farms where the full blood
heavy draft horse is the agricultural
horse. The grade draft mares quite
generally are kept for the farm work
and for breeding. More useful or valu-
able animals cannot be found on any
farm than n few high grade draft
mares. Some are too often tempted by
the big prices to sell their best mares,
but that is like selling the goose that
lays the golden egg.
Rather breed with view TO raising
the best draft blood mares. and soon the
increased numbers of colts with i'm
proved size and quality will be mine
of wealth on the farm.