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THE LIMIT.

Affections sore,
Long time he bore,
As would a hero smash;
And then he died.
Because they tried
To make him wear a sash.
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IIAvE YOU TRIED The PADERBoNN SALIVA
II Tor Beer Superior in quality 10 ale brown
nut and cheaper IN price; Imporied "a
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FOR SALE--MIsCELLANFous

NOR sAIE-A SUPERB UPRIGHT PIANO Frksr
class IN every particular; nearly ~ accoT,,',
OF tearing dow side OF lulldn ~ had Al ...r,
nee for cash. THoMsoN's Music Depot s2i Ilss
81. 4. leSO-st
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-oNE OR TWO ROOMS on SECOND
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stating terms and location Box Star once js30
or
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WaS,iTrE.PS-VIIa! o soAEPaIS THE VICINITY
nicatng looms on second floor. Address les.
w or UnfuTnished Rooms on I'd aoor Win priv.
yin
WANTED--ROUSES.
WANTED-FOR AN IMMEDIATE CASH PUR-
sa.h !. s9Gd si os Property for
je3O-3t b. H. WARNER Il CO., 9l6 s..nw.
WANTED-HOUsE OF SIX ROOMS IN THE
Branch road. where small monthly payment as rent
can can. apply on the purchase. Address H.c:w, Star
WANTED-FOUR HOUSES IN NV; ONE AT
w $1,000, bet. I'd aud 14th and and SITS two
St bGGA S1s f6ii ssss''
WANTED-TO BUY A HOUSE FOR g.. 800 10
ton .,tT.st and MOI, &c. HOUSE Il. Star office.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
w stored. Mattresses made work done in . ne.,
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once nna Store fIar Esss ss BEDS
sIeclaity Storage on reasonable terms Addre.s a1i
WANTED : HORSES TO KEEP: KEEPING
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WANTED-EyERYBoDY TO CALL AT PHIPPs
vrarb Sassy' 40 1th ST. NV and have their Photo.
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address A. C. WINSTON. S37 7th 81. n.w myl.5m
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r.wALKER SONS. 204 10TH ST MAS
Oh be~tos Goods. Moth proof Paper ana Wax I. and
3-ply Prepared koonng, lue Lining aud Iops v. b
Isme. Ceuepss. White Wash brushes caesp. MA
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THICK, TICK! TICKi TICki
Il RAMSAY cut the prices. Watches Cleaned.
Ell: Main Springs warranted year, 4. CLOG q
called for. Jewelry repaired We deiy cOmpetl ton
for gOod work and low prices 1924 ny 4-:jIn
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Some men have builded houses on the san
in the sugar they SELL
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The alleged rare June days have been roasted
through and through this month.
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Transportation companies are always seeking
the welfare of the country.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

IOR RENT-FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING A
y FIAT Of Unfurnished Rooms, with bath, heat and
Light. Ill st. NV. ie3O-:,ts
tOR RENT-AN ELEGANT FLAT OF FOUR
y rooms and bath; also; Furnished aud UNFINISHED
Rooms with Board. Al W. r. AICHAEI.S new dining
room and . I'd st. ne. 1e27-3ts
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EoR SALE
EXTRA RARE BARGAIN

in beautiful high-class Upright Piano. slightly used
see 10 ~ once II you 20 buy for cash or II on
monthly Payments. will arrange 20 suit Cost few
inCnth aeo $40 grvat rifice ~ sold al cnce.
handsome stool soes with a. This Piano J. Pull
Ssb net Upright Grand. medium size. UNSURPASSED
Tor beauty Of tone and durAuiliy, fuily warranted
-. THE PIA>O EXCHANGE.
$50 n.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IA ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
W for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress. Laundresses
and Nurses. seamstress, Men Matters, Cooks Coach
man. Buffers. SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 st. NV.
je30-6ts
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE LADY
w Situation i'll private family to do Liz hit house,
work and plain sewing. References Address Box
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kOh sALk-Cur-UNDER DRAG. WITH rOi-E. Bl
= nre~ste Ter. ana AAdles Village Cart. by flanura~s
eth nearly new wall be suld very cheap ~ settle
sat Apply t1vAte stable. 1904 STA u 1esOJ'
EGR sALE-Ar PRIVATE sALE-A FINF TOP
y busEy aud LADIES Phseton Busry huth hy reliable
isAkers Ana little USED good arEain b. had
18th St n. \. III lts
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WANTED-AT IHE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF
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mcnt positions PREPARED. May Building. 18th and u W
ID
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And it Finally Came, Fraught With
4 the Misery Of Many
Moons.
Old Nick, on Wild Goose Chase,
Catches q Female Tar
8t tar.
4 Match Made by the wayside With
Widow Bowles-'Twas Not . Pam
Tiers Cry.

N Written for The SUNDAY INDEPENDENT
Marsh GriRgly was postmaster Cages
Bend. He kept sort of neighborhood
store and among other things sold jeans
trousers that were so stiff they could almost
stand alone. One day old Nick Honeycutt
came into the store and said:
Look here, Marsh, I know in reason
thar must be letter fur me by this time -
mo nuthin' fur you"
"Wall, that's mighty strange. got two
letters when Suttle war postmaster and one
of them had a whole lot of seeds in it, but
III amt got the scratch of a pen since you've
been in here. reckon you must be suthin
of a failure, an don't see how you kin
expect me to keep on buyin' mer-
tasses an SIGH from you when you
never do nothin' fur me. Lige
Potter telle me that he got yaller letter
yistidy from somebody way off yander in
New York; an mon that the letter was
printed so as he could read it without no
trouble, an it told all about cork legs an
had pictur or two in the bargain. You
amt handed me out nothin' like that
"Wall, but it amt my fault, Uncle Nick.
Eft the folks won't write to you I'm shore I
KANT make 'em."
'Yas, but when Suttle war here folks writ
to me-writ twiste. I tell you. How do you
count fur that?''
II don't know. I'm shore, Uncle Nick"
''But you better find out, I'll tell you
that, cause I'm not goin' to keep on tradin'
with you under these here circumstances.
Now, look here. Of I don't git letter putty
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Why should he not have credit for it. 1t
might be worth the sale of gallons upon
gallons of molasses.
III. Uncle aS Nick" said the postmaster "a
mighty big result, won't it 2"
"Oh, vas; bullet is mighty little thing,
but you kin kill q steer with it."
"You don't know how much you owe me.
Uncle Nick" said the postmaster, after a
short silence.
., Don't t.; owe yep nuthin' paid you fer
ooh, you don't owe me for nuthin' got
outen the sto', but you owe ME fur suthin'
that you wouldn't give fur all the mer-
lasses in tie country"
''Whut is it? don't understand you."
"lll tell you. Don't you rickolleok one
dns xhso e putty
wouldn't trade with me no MOP"
eyes, ricolleck that mighty we'll. but
what has that got to do with me OWN you
anything? The, government don't charge
for letters, reckon"
Jest ST.. wait IT.! an ~ tell you: After you
the awful consequences of me losin' yo'
trade, an then fixed up letter myself an
signed the mayors name to it. So, don't
you see. I was the cause of you meetin' yo'
wife, an reckon you owe me great deal
"Yas, . said the old fellow, getting up and
looking round. II do owe you a great deal,
an I'm goin' to pay You right here; OF all
critter takes the lead. We hadn't boon
married a week till she gathered q holt Of
me and jammed me agin the wall an raised
knob on my head bigger than turkey
aig; an this mornin' when was putin on
clean shirt, an while was a standin'
with my back naked, she turned round
frum the table whar she was ironin' an
dabbed the hot fat iron agin me, an
right on me now thar ID pictur of cut of
pie. On. yes, owe you great deal, an
won't be in yo' debt long"
He seized the postmaster, who was a slim
pillow line, put him across barrel and as he
took up leather strap, said: Don't try to
git Oh thar. Gentlemen, them of you that
don't like this kin git out.''
| Two travellers had stopped some distance
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sensation in the neiRhborhood. although II
should have oocasioned no surprise a. he
had often declared that he must be looking
around for "a chunk" Of a wife. The old
fellow did not como TO the postofBcs for
wonder If he had deserted them, when, one
afternoon he came stalking in. He re-
ceived hearty greeting, but did not appear
to be enthusiastic.
How air you Rittin' along, Uncle Nick?'
the postmaster asked.
in'."
Have you seed the mayor yit2"
mo, amt been back, but I wanter meet
him. This time I've got perticklar business
with him.
"Oh, yes, he was the cause of you eittin'
wife. wasn't heP"
"Yas, bleve he was.'
The postmaster was silent. He himself
was the cause of that happy union, and
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P1TTsBURa. Pa, Sept. 20.-Yo Lang, a
christianized Chinaman, to-day caused the
arrest of Charley King, Chinaman and
keeper of gambling shop. 70 Lang has
found in Highlander paper printed in San
Francisco reward offered for Charley
King of $500 to any man bringing him Yo
Lang's head. Yo Lang has been making a
determined effort to break up Kings gam.
animus of the offer. The hearing comes of
tomorrow. Yo Lang fears he is doomed,
as the Highbinders all over the country will
be after him.
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Street. Riot In Lisbon.

LISBON, Sept. 2o.-On Wednesday night a
mob at, acked eight policemen in the streets
A conflict ensued, in which stones and re-
volvers were freely used. Forty-two rioters
were arrested. Later on the riot became
general and the municipal guard was
called ont. The mob then took refuge in
Cafe Martlnhas, in the Plaza Dom Pedro,
where the customers consisted of journal.
lists, deputies and merchants. The soldiers
fired into the building. wounding several of
the occupants.
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FOREIGN Elashea

Count Schleintz, of Berlin, who has been
ruined by gambling, committed guicide.
A fire broke out Wednesday night in a
house in Friedrichstrasse. Berlin, occupied
BY wealthy merchant named Frichs and
his family. His two daughters. ooyerness
and maid were burned to death.
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from the postoffice to water their horses.
Suddenly one of them exclaimed: 'Grac-
ious alive, hear panther crying"
II reckon not" his companion rejoined.
ut is some one yelling for the ferryman
to come over the river
ORE p. READ.
Conyripht
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Ask for Legislaslv. Redress

BERLIN, Sept. N.-The miners congress in
Halle decided to present petitions to the
bundesrath, reichstaR. diets, and various
ministries, asking that mining laws be
passed, to effect various reforms in hours,
wages, sanitary conditions. etc.
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To Admit France,

PARIS, Sept. ala Paix says: Emperor
William and the emperor Of Austria held
long debate ON the admission Of France
into the alliance with Germssay, AIMsria
and Italy.
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Christian Science.

Mrs. Josephine B. Wilson will deliver q
lecture Sunday evening, Sept. n. at 7:SO
o'clock, in Odd Fellows hall. Subject
Creative Power Of Thought. Admission
free. AL invited.
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70 viii pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsis, 6ick Headache In
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Bankrupt prices on muslin underwear 1t Tha
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~ the Rumley Mine. Notice is hereby given
to the stockholders in the Rumley Nine COM
pany, tina. ths annual meeting of said company
Will be held on tne last Saturday lSOth day. Of
August, A. D. 1890. at 2 o'clock p. m. Of said day
at the compsny's Office. to wit: At the parlors
It the First Nations. Bank IL the city Of
company. for tho election Of board Of seven
trustees to manage tie affairs OF eaid company
for the ensuing corporate yea.
All proxies must be IN writing and fled with
We CULLEN. Secretar ,
majority of the stock not being represented
1t the meeting called in the foregoing notice, a
called to meet at the place above designated on
Saturday. the 18th day of October. A. D. 1890,
pursuant to article ID Of tho bylaws Of the COM
pany. for the election Ut the board Of trustees in
said notice mentioned.
Helena, Aug. 20. 1890.
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Doomed by the Hishbinders.

Copyright.
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soon, wy, you will lose my trade. I've dun
blow'd my hon an you better harken to
thu s0nnd Gharnf >,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-09
A Wedding Reception.

In honor OF the marriage of their son. Mr..
Dayid Baum, which was solemnized but
short time ago in New Jersey, Mr.. and Mrs,
Daniel Baum gave a lovely reception Thurs
day evening at their pretty home, 22ll How
ard street.
The house was very prettily decorated
throughout with flowers, roSebuds and chrys-
anthemums entering largely into the floral az
rangements. In the parlor the CRATE was con-
cealed by a mass of palms, while a number of
rose bowls filled with rosebuds adorned the
mantcl and windows The dining-ro room was
also very prettily arranged, solid bed of
chrysanthemums having been built into the
windows. Smilax was fastooned about the
chandeliers, the whole effect being very
pretty.
The receiving party consisted of MIR. and
Mrs. Daniel Baum, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Baum, Miss Baum and Miss Brownie Baum,
sisters of the groom Mrs. Baum sr., APP
pearcd in a very pretty black lace gown, the
bride wearing gray silk trimmed with pink
silk net; Miss Baum wore black with Il gold
leaf running through the gown, and her very
pretty sister, MISS Brownie Baum, appearing
10 advantage in yellow silk trimmed with
rose plait fringe Among tho guests VINO
wore very striking costumes the fol-
lowing are noted; Miss Opal Tonga
lm one of the seasons debutantes,
looked very lovable in bright yellow cos
tune trimmed with black velvet, the whole
surmounted with large black hat trimmed
with yellow and black plumes; Miss Lynn
Curtis, another of the buds, wore fetching
costume of blue silk entraine, the waist being
covered with white paSsemeuterie; Mrs. A.
b. Smith, II bride of month, wore Il very
pretty gray crepe; Mrs. Clement Chase. who
is always attractive was gowned very strk-
ingly in black lace and yellow silk; Miss
Dundy, tall, dark aud distinguished looking,
wore complete suit of black; Miss Leola
Carter black and gold evening costume;
Mrs S, $. Curtis, very dainty dress Of deli
cate gray and silver made after Grecan mod
els, a gray silk toque orhamented with birds !;
Mrs |, w, Miner, oX-blood crepe; Mrs II. b.
/ Lockwood, a gown of delicate gray material
much resembling crepe; Mrs. ID, III. Wheeler
II, costume OF pale gray Henrietta cloth /;
Mrs. win Hamilton, wore n superb black
velvet costume, cntrane with point lace and
diamonds, the whole relieved by single pink
rose, the largest that has been seen for a very
long time; Mrs. T.. $. Duudy ir., quite
| charmed her friends by wearing pretty
| golden brown gown with red crepe trim
| mings; Mrs. ID, II. Wheeler sr., was dressed
| In black; Mrs. Robert Pease graced Al COS
| tune Of dark wire morie with wine velvet
| sleeves; Mrs. Howard Baldrige was cos
| tuned in cashmere and white silk MRS,
Beall, an entire suit of black Mrs i. p,
Williams wore black velvet gown trimmed
| with black and white satin.
The invited list comprised Mr., and Mrs
| William poppleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Chntou
! Powell, Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Pratt, Mr.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-09
High Five in Rountze Place.

Two very delightful high five parties were
given in Kountze place this week, the former
occurring Wednesday and the latter Thurs
day evening, Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Curtis,
president of the Omaha rubber company,
acting In the capacity of host and hostess.
Owing to their large number of friends and
the smallness of their house, Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis decided to give two parties and in
that way entertain all their friends.
AT Wednesday evenings game the first
prize for the ladies was taken by Mrs. j. j.
Gibson. "a picture, Mr. Gibson winning the
first prize for the gentlemen, an ivory paper
cutter. Mrs h. A. Blum won the lady
BOBBY. a very cute colored baby, Mr.. Forest
ing rooster The guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. E. V. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. j. HI.
Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. f., ID. Hustis, Mr.. and
Mrs J. p. Bay, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Perci-
val, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.
Il. A. Blum, Mr. and Mrs w. +. Burliugim,
Mr. and Mrs. f. D. Vancourt, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Deiss, Miss McAustin, Mr.. Forest Owen,
Republic, Mo.
Thursday evening the game was the same,
Mrs. B. f. drummer taking the first price, a
pretty picture, Mr.. H. G. Calm, ir., winning
the first prize for gentlemen, an ivory paper
cutter; the BOBBY prizes were captured by
Mrs Fl. c. Gain and Mrs. A. o. Cole. The
guests present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Powell DR. and Mrs. b. +, drummer, Rev
and Mrs. j. u. ID. Llwyd, Mr.. and Mrs. A. O
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs A. Koch, Mr.. and Mrs
j. n. Campion Mr.. and Mrs. G.. g. Kneisly
Mr. and Mrs. G. Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. Q
+. Weller, Mr. and Mrs III. II. Lally, MIR. ani
O. G. Ridell, Mrs. Il, II. Cole, Mrs. H. G
Calm, Warren, Ill; MIR. II. G. Calm, jr.
Warren, H.; Mr.. Forest Owen, Republic