Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE.
g. RUSBWATBR : CPrTOB :
COUNCIL BLUFFS does not enjoy
compulsory bathing.
FLOODS arc more demoralizing to
builness than a president ! * ! election
and the possibility tf a democratic
success. -
#
THE biggest jog of the Ynlcan Iron
Works will be the production of an
anchor which can bold that Dillon ele
vator at Spoon Like down to its moor-
Ings.
TUUEE large Sheffiald cutlery firms
have emigrated to America and a T um
ber of Bradford woolen , mannfactu-
rera propose to follow suit and estab
lish factories in the United States.
THE fljsting population of Council
B'.uffs ' is now greiter thin ovar before
in her history. Fully one thousand
men are ofloit on sidawalks , fl it boati
and barge * for want of house room.
MR. BnooKh hurried down to Ltn
coin to scour the mud off Senator Van
Wyck's boots and returned to Omaha
cf "official
with cu immense nmonnt
Information" , which he battens to
present to readers of the Republican
with a grand fbu-iih of official trum
pets. That paper has en immense
amount of enterprise
THE placing of hydrants by the
Water Company brings into unpleas
ant prominence the encroachment
upon our public streets by private
property holders. The present situa
tion of affwra with hydrants located
in the contra cf sidewalks as stumb
ling blocks for nnwary pedestrians ,
cilia for immediate attention. The
council ahoull take stcpi at once for
setting back fences and establishing
curbs according to the c-ty ordinance.
JUDGE Unices Is in a fir way to bo
elected to the United Slates senate.
The Ifcjm&Zfcutt Is miUn * war on him ,
and /Jcputti'can has Always euc-
C3cdud in electing the min whom it
oppose ! It is to bo hoped that when
SonatorlBriKgi takes his seat in 1883
he will not bo unmindful of these ser
vices and will appjint the Republican
as court organ.
ST. PKTEnsBur.o is suffering from
industrial stagnation. It is Bald that
at the present moment there are thou
sands of unemployed workmen etarv.
ing in the suburbs if the city. Tbo
/ * majority of the uneducated followers
jjt ot the anarchist party are made up of
workmen and laborers belonging to
the luMiufactories of the two capitals.
Of these , again , it is found that most
of the artisan mhil'sts join the organ-
izitioa when times are bad and that
the Rcsussiona to the ' red ranks"
have boon most numerous dnring the
last few months of abnormally alack
trade. In the great manufacturing
suburbs the Nihilist propagandists are
extremely active , nnd scarcely a week
olapies without some secret organiza
tion of other baing "brought to light.
Many of 'tho ' Russian journals opine
that if trade were butter , and greater
care wore taken to improve the aocial
status of the workman , there would
not bo so many men ot the Roussa-
koff order.
Ai.EXAMEtt DUMAS favors snffiage
for the women of Franco. He says
they wiil tote gracefully , and that
they will soon "wear bonnets a la bal
lot box , universal suffrage waists and
political equality skirts. At first it
will make a sensation , then will become -
come fashionable ; after that a habit ,
then an experience , then a duty , and
at hat a blessing. " Aloxandtr has
always boon rather partial to the fe
male sex , especially to that part of it
which is disposed to pose as models
and has dash enough to make a
sensation iu a dime novel.
There is a wide field for
Alexander's talents in Nebraska. We
are only afraid that the woman suf-
fra e ferinout In our eUto la confined
to a class of ladies who wouldn't suit
his romantic tastes. Possibly Utah
would fill his bill , whore woman uf-
frago has made its sensation , long
sinca , bccotua fashionable and has
grown into a habit , becausa Mormon
husb'uids ma'da it a duty , and trans-
formad it ino a blessing by perpetu
ating polygamy through Mormon offi
cials oloctad " by overwhelming majori
ties.
IF Congressman Valentino knows
himself a-ad the Jicpublican thinks ho
does , gallant Tom Majors- will be 5
member of the present congress from
Nebraska. [ Republican.
When will all this humbugging and
bo > h about Nebraska's contiugout con-
cross man cone. What tccseis there
iu demanding'a second congressman
for Nobroku at this late day , when
, * wo are on the cva ot getting our full
f roprosantation under tha new appor-
f | tionmout. If Nebraska ii entitled to
two cinRrejsmau next winter , she may
just aa well elect a third next falli
because our population entlt'es us
to threeJf Tom Majors can be ad
mitted ai contingent , why ciu't Kan-
sat and'Texti and Arkansas and Iowa
ojme ia with.a dozan contingent con
gressmen "and "havo them admitted.
This paper hu contended from the
very outset that the election of con-
tingcut congressmen WBJ a farce.
ll4pre8dnUti.ii in Congress is fixed by
tha uatiou > l constitution and under
its provisions must conform to the ap-
portlonmant uuder Iho cousns which
is taken every ten VK-S. In 1882 ,
Nebraska will el re I three congress
men , < and - firm th i : tlmo until
1892 she cvj jot no tnoro
although she may double
or _ treble f .her piipula'ion.
Valentino haj provoi himself to be
ono'of'thb greatest njafesmau Amer
ica has over prodnc , bat wa don't
bolbre.ho can gut To.ii Mijjra into
congress on a c > nth gjut sest. Beside -
side * jf Tom Mjor ut-nmlel to a
seat in congresi ha ou < ht to rtcelvo
Valentine's became hu received more
voti. W hope that Nebraski will
haio a rest for A while on ths cwtiu-
gent congressman f rce.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL JAMES
AND POSTAL EEPOEU. !
For the first tlmo since the estab
lishment of the postoffise department ,
the country has a man at tha head oi
that important branch of the public
service who brings to his position
practical experience , coupled with a
determination to make the postal ser
vice ( fficient , economic and self sus
taining. Up to the present time the
heads of tha postoffice department
have been either ornamental gentle
men like Marshall Jewell , moss-
backed old fossils like Judge
Key , or starchy time servers
like Tynor. The main business of the
postmaster general has scorned to bo
to smile upon delegations , chat with
congressmen and minipulate postal
pitronago for political ends. The rea ]
business of tbo department was con
ducted by subordinates who were
either totally Incompetent or wono ,
linked with jobbers , straw bidders or
star route speculators. When Mr.
James took charge of the department
in his own hands every branch of the
service at once felt that there was a
man at the helm who understood
his business. Mr. James has been
in office scarcely six weeks , but ho
has already stopped leakages involv
ing a loss cf millions annually to the
government. His investigation and
exposure of the fraudulent transsc
lions of the contract office of the post
office department , is the first move
which the new executive has made
upon the ring of jobbers and hirpies
that have for thirty years infested
that department of the government.
The surgeons knife is being
skillfully but unhesitatingly ap
plied to the cancers which
have Rrown upon the postal contract
system and the government will reap
the benefit in a saving of hundreds of
thousands of dollars annually. Start
ling developments are promised to the
public exposing the existence of a
powerful combination who were bene
ficiaries of the star route appropria
tions , including congressmen , ex con
gressmen , newspaper proprietors and
correspondents , and prominent lobby
ists. Among those prominent lobbyists
Nebraska has doubtless , to her shame ,
been represented.
The recent orders issued by Post
master-General James fsr the reor
ganization of the railway mail service
are also very timely. In no section of
the country has this reorganization of
the service been more nocdod than at
Omaha , and upon the lines of railway
converging at this point. For the last
seven years there has been at the
head of this branch oi the postal sys
tem at this point a m n grossly incom
petent for the positior ; who has
devoted the moat of hii time in jun-
ketting tours throughout the state
and ward bumming In tha city. Bis
duties meanwhile have been perform
ed by a route ngcnt detailed from ac
tive service on the road , when at no
.itne there was a sufficient number of
men on the road to do the business
efficiently. Time and again have su
perintendent * tf the railway mail ser
vice and the general superintendent
tilrnself admitted the utter unfitness
of the man for the place , and the only
reason given fcr his rotentlou la
, hat his wife is a near relative
ativo of one of tha Justices
of the Supreme Court. With such a
man to supervise the service here , the
whole force of nil way clerks has
3een demoralized and the patrons of
ho postoffice have suffered. When
.he new broom , which Mr. James
landles with such vigor , reaches this
section of the cjuntry wo hope to see
clean sweeping.
If civil service reform aoads to bo
utroduced into any branch cf the
public service , it is in the poaioifico.
Jnder the list administration , where
civil service reform was the keynote ,
the only application of the principle
Beamed to be to keep men in position ,
until they were iadicted by grand
nrios or cinvictcd of felonies no
matter how incompetent or how disre-
mtable they were. A striking illus
tration , o ! that kind of civil service re-
orm was the appointment of Dick
Adcms to tliopostraastcrship of Deed-
wood in the face of overwhelming
; roof that the man was dishonest and
lad boon an embezzler while in tha
employ of a private corporation. That
man was retained in office sit months
after ho had embezzled the funds of
he goverameut at Deadwood , was
inally indicted , convicted and
at last _ pardoned upon con-
litiou that liis bondsmen
hould repay eighty per cent of the
tolou money. Such scandals will
never occur uuder Postal IB tcr-Gjucral
Fames , whoso civil service reform is
of a practical kind , which is no ro-
pocler of persons or their endorsers
nhon their retention of o flics is detri
mental to the public service.
L.ITEBARY NOTES-
TIIE Lasiest Way in Housekeeping and
Cooking. Adapted to Domestic Uue or
Studv in Classes. By Hellen Camp
bell , late Superintendent of the IJ.aleiti ,
( X. C ) Cooking School ; Author of
"Chips from a Northwestern lop , " etc.
ICino. Cloth , 51.00. For tale byW.
T. Ssaman.
Mrs. Campbell needs no apology for
adding anpther to the long list o *
cook books. Her experience aa head
of the Rilelgn Cooking School has
admirably fitod her for her tjsk. Her
little manual neat ia form , admira
ble in matter , cheap iu price will
make its way into hundreds of families
where the more elaborate and txpon-
eive books can hardly penetrate , or ,
f they do , nra found to bo calculated
'or the multifarious facilities of city
marjkots and the higher raugo of luxu
ry in living. It cm be used to ad
vantage by mothers for the plesanl
and useful training of their daughters
n the scleuc4 of housekeeping and
lealth-kccping ; or in classoj formed
x > r instruction ( for which purpose
ihere &ro tables of topics for loisons
and examination ; ) or at home , in bed
room , and parlor and kitchen , aa a
c-jmpact , trustworthy , aud readily
available guide.
JUUOE liuiGGS was iti favor of
purifying the primaries t-y regie trntion
and had the courage to assert his con
victions iu black aud whito. The
Republican will neves forgive him for
this unpardonable tin. Meantime
Omaha and Douglas county keep
going democratic bcciuso the beat
republicans refusa to indorse the
nominations undo by repeaters ,
roustabouts and democrats imported
from one ward to the other.
NEDEASKAprohibitionists are affercd
a sweet morsel in the announcement
of the fact that Hon. Levi Robbins , of
Copenhagen , N. Y. , aged 02 , has
signed the pledge. Little boys should
remember this , and do the siroo thing
when they are 92.
POETRY OP THE TIMES.
Mcdera Mother Goose.
A l > cautiful maid in Carlisle.
On tha back of her neck had a bile.
When her lover forgot ,
And hupged the sore spot.
Her scream could bo heard for a mile.
[ Modern Argo.
A Sons of Senators
Sing a song of senators ,
Stomachs f nil of rye.
Se\en and thirty democrats
Feeling pretty dry.
When their mouths were opened
Each began to groan :
" Wouldn we be happy here
If we coold squelch ilahonc. "
Probably.
Fair Alice , of the ba'l the belle.
Tripped lightly oh her dainty feet ,
WLeu suddenly she slipped and f .11 ,
And on the floor she took a seat.
The maiden , blushing like a rose ,
Quick with her sister flies away ;
"Oh , sister , did they see my toes
"Tnose horrid men ! do tell me ' nay. ' "
"They didn't look they were difcreet. "
Hiss Alice , pouting , says "It'a mean
My new silk stockings lo k so sueet
IJnt don't you think jest one was seen ? "
Easily Satisfied.
I met my lore in the summer ;
The breeze blew from the south ,
Sweet with the breath of the clo\er ;
I kissed her little mouth ;
Bnt I told my pet full plainly ;
Is I gave her hand a squeeze ,
' 'Fie lots of Io\e for you , darling ,
Bat not much bread and cheese. '
Bnt then she showed her dimples ,
The blue eyes eeem to shine ;
Her head was on my shoulder ,
The little lips sought mine ;
She said , " I am not hungry ,
And summer time i-t hare ;
Who cares for breid and cheese , love ?
I want the kisaes , dear. "
" A Stylish New Soring Bonnet. "
A irl may be both young and fair ,
A sweet and winning creature ,
She may have hair of golden hue
And lo\elinessof feature ;
Shs may be dressed in s Ik attire
Of such I write my sonnet -
But to be perfect she must wear
A stylish new spring bonnet.
Satin iti string * , modest its plume ,
A poke of broad dimensions ,
Thus should the bonnet fairly match
Its wearers sweet preten'ions ;
And when she shines iith all her charms
Casting their glow upon it ,
Our hearts and heads are all bewitched
By this fine new spring bonnet.
Although a lady may be plain-
Yes , ugly , as to feature
Her hair bright rod , her eyea liftht green
In fact , a homely creature ;
Yet if her bonnet is the style ,
Tne ladies , dear , they're human 1
Will all exclaim ai with one breath
Oh ! what a charming woman !
We see bright benne ! s here and there
Peep out like sweet spring flowers ;
Well they combine the lace and gold ,
These dainty hatt of ours !
And , husbands , wjulJ you have on earth
The happiest \voman on it ?
Take home , some pleasant April night ,
A stylish new spring bonnet.
MAUD MILLEB.
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.
New mantel mirrors are square with
smooth frames.
New bisques are fimsbol in loaf
points around the bottom.
The changeable LevanMue bilk is
among the new importations.
A young man Ia pressing his own
suit frequently wrinkles the girl's.
A single hook is thought sufficient
lo fasten the waists of some gowns of
washable goods.
Now French stocking ) of ailk are
embroidered in gold and silver , with
insertions of black or white lace.
"Backward as is the season , " says
' ' 'he Elmira Advertiser , "tho women
are well along with spring so wing. "
Fans , says The Herald , grow larger
and larger , so that a New Fork thea
tre looks like a California town all
windmills.
There is a rage for large square col
lars and deep caff * in Irish gulpura ,
point Femours , point 1'Aurillac and
Carrickmocross lacor.
A young lady up in Barkshlro coun
ty , Massachusetts , w&s stung ou the
lip by a bse the other day. That bee
evidently know bis busincs > .
Peacock blue is good for only a fiW
people , and they are not peacocks ,
aithcr. A blonde should never at
tempt to bd a whole bird show.
Mourning gloves for full dress ara
embroidered with jet beads on the
back , and hare a broad band worked
in at thu wrist to simulate a bracelet.
A Malta paper states that , of fifty-
ivo young Udtes who had coma out
.hero from England in search of hui-
oands , ouly one bad succeeded iu her
object.
None of the summer bonnets so far
ahown are more attractive than some
oxquielto simple ones having no trim-
ning save a spray of rows and a mus-
In Bcarf. i
The jewel of a servant girl is the
me who hangs all her mistress' em- c
iroldercd ucderwear on that portion
of the line most conspicuous to the
neighbor's eye.
A fashionable younsc lidy acsiden-
, ally dropped one of her false eyebrows
n the opera-box , and greatly frighten
ed her beau , who , on seeing ltthought
t w&s his mustacbo.
There's no need of young ladles
rooting in a ronguo bor to got up n
healthy color , when a little judicious
application of the scrubbing brush to
the kitchen floor will accomplish like
results.
A girl in Trenton , N. J , married a
Hungarian nobleman , and now she haste
to take in washing six d ys a week in
stead of two , as formerly , in order to
support her uew title with sufficient
itj la. Promotion in the social scMe
always brings increased responsibilities
with it.
Worth , the Paris man milliner ,
lately made for an English lady h t
11 rtiportod to be the handsomest clo&k
which ever left hit shop. It is of
green velvet , birdurod and trimmed
with the tails of Russian sable. The
cost was 58,600.
Women c u keep secrets. A Wor
cester girl , on a friends prumltiug sol
emnly nut to tall , told that she waa
joing to have four uow dresaw
Mating $60 each. The friend relig
iously kept her promise not to tellatid ,
the first-mentioned youn hdy doesn't
* pok to her now.
Flesh and Venetian satin sheeting
are thu newest materials for rasu'.la
and lambnquius and arraaono cm-
jroidery on cither is very beautiful.
Fnere materials come in every color
rom cream to a deep shade of terra
cotta. A favorite color in plush is a
dark peacock-blnu. h
Th new epring style in bonneta is
jmt too sweet for nnytinor. I iiint'o
out of gome kind ct "etoff sort t f de !
cate in texture and of a rather ligb :
ish color , kind of cut-away on the
aide ? , and rolled back on the top , and
Bccopod ont underneath , and trimmed
with some aorU of ribbon stuff that
looks nice , nd aome kind of other eort
of material that is handsome , and it is
all fixed on in that kind of a way
which looks so much like some hng ;
that wo can't remember , and the
whole effect is very exquisite , remind
ing ui of a most beautiful something
or other whrse name wo can't just at
present call to mind. [ Rocklaad
Courier.
IMPIBTIB3.
Singers are often the most miserable
of God's ecrocchors.
Bob Inqersoll will not talk over a
telephone , because he says there's no
such place as hell , oh
Tne contribution-box is superior to
the ballot bcx. It is never stuffed and
in no d&nger of repeaters.
The inhabitants of the cannibal
islands havodiacrverod trichina ) In an
American missionary. This is a sad
blow at one of the country's leading
exports.
Bismirck'u physician -has forbidden
him to attend church , spying that ho
must devote all of Sunday to rest.
Thi t physician Is overrun with prac
tice , and is en the hijh ; road to afllu-
ence.
ence.Rev.
Rev. Samuel G. Sialth challenges
Bishop Ireland to a joint discussion
of the authority of the Bible. It
will bo better than a continuation of
the controversy in the newspapers.
A church never splits on account of
its numerical strength. It is only
when tvro doscona can't decide which
one is to boss the eoxton that need is
found for another building and minis
ter.
ter.A
A youth who attended a Scotch
revival meeting for the fun of the
thing , uomcally inquired of the min
uter "whether ho could work a
miracle er not ? ' The yonnp ; man's
curiosity win fully satisfied by the
minister kicking him ont of the church ,
with-the malediction , "Wo cannot
work miracles , but wo can cast out
devils ! "
A great many people say what they
don't mean in their praycra. A Scotch
man went behind a fencj to pray , and
declared to thu Lord that if the fenca
should fall on him it would bo no
more thin ho deserved. At that mo
ment a high wind blew the fence over
on the petitioner. Ho rose hastily
from his knees and cried out in B
frightened voice : "Hsch , Lirdl It's
an awfu1 world this ; a body caaua
say a thing in jjko but it'a ta'eu in
earnest. " ,
The old time sermons were some
times very formidable. One minister
who always had an hour glass oil the
pulpit got only half way through when
the list Bands ran out. Quietly turn-
log it he siid , ' 'Now , brethern , we'll
take anotho : glass together before wo
part , " and went on. When Stepheu
Marshall told his congregation that
his sermo'i would bo divided into
twenty-four parts 01 o of the pew-
holdrra started dowu the broad aisle.
"Where are you going ? " aaked Mar
shall. ' To cot my slippers and night
gown , " was the reply.
The statue of B ial , the God of the
Philistines , was recently excavated
five miles from Gins. It is fifteen
feet high , weighs 12,000 pounds and
it may ba bought on the ground for
$50. Commissioner French , out hia
next supply of street cleaning pocket
money , ought to purchase this statue ,
provide for its transportation hither ,
and sot it up in the now capitol. If
ho retains his grip on the city he will
have no difficulty in supplying human
victims for sacrifice to it. [ New York
World.
The Pluto ladUns believe in witch
craft , and occasionally execute , on the
graves of their supposed victims , the
nnfortnnato squaws upon whom has
fallen the suspicion of being in league
with the devil. Not long since a young
squaw was adjudged to be a witch and
sentenced to death , but on the way to
the placj of death , effected her es
cape. As no numbers ct the tribe
has since died under suspicious cir
cumstances , it is believed that the
evil spirit was frightened away , and
the yonng wonun has been allowed to
leturnto her home , pardoned.
A belief in witchcraft still prevails
in Germany. A man and his wife
lately brought suit in a country court
against a neighbor , whom they accused
of causing the death of their two little
pigs by witchcraft. The womanin stat
ing the cate , said : "Youcouldn'taeoany
mirks on their 'bodies at all. In the
evening they.werehoalthyjata heartily ,
the pigstry was locked , and in the
morning one of them was already
dead. The defendant crossed the
yard during the night and bewitched
them. I apeak to you , judge , aa a
father , and I Implore you to make her
give to yon the doctor books she has
got. In there stands how to bewitch.
Bssides , aho has before this made mo
and ray husband lousy by witchcraft. "
Tko suit was dismissed.
PEPPERMINT DROPS.
Signs of "keep ofi tha grass" ara be
ginning to show above tha snow drifts.
A North Cirollni convict escaped
from prison in a cifiin. It was a clover
plccj of undertaking.
A field of fine linen with potato bugs
rumbling all over it is the latest de
sign In fancy spring shirtings.
An elastic lining for ber ctska is anew
now invention , but n cast-iron lining
for stomachs has not jot boea patent
ed.
France was only joking , and has
apologized fur .ho uiaolt to the Amer
ican pig Lot us proceed with tbo
U'.ual "corner. "
A. muscular Turk of Staralxml
Tried to i > ull out ihe tail of a mule.
Tne Coroner's juRy -
Ry the b < ly did view ,
And brought in the verdict , "Damphool1 !
A nilroid thit is not owned by
Gould or Vacd rbilt is reported to
biro bjen discovered in Maino. It
will be takeu up and exhibited at the
World'i fair.
A Ffonoh chdtuiat cia take sugar ,
flour and other substance ] and make
a nicer eg < than any hen over left in a
nest , at.d now tha only o.xcuaa for
keeping fowls is that they may annoy
the people next door.
Nitro-glycerino is recommended by
A medical journal for certain affections
of the chest. If there ia anything that
will still the tumultuous hearings cf
the liver pad its use should bu ourxinr-
sged.
sged."Mr.
"Mr. Gilhooly , " eatd a diminutive
bjy with n handful of bill ? , "when
areyou going to pay this bill for them
boots vou got on ? ' * "H ) w old arer you ,
soanj ? " "Tcnyoirsold. " "Goand
tell your pa you have got too much
curiosity for one if your a e. "
The compositor of The Itbaca Ex-
presto whom an account of a ball iii
th t villnyrt was given , aud set it up ,
"llur drty : fuut were encwed in ferry
bolts , " instead of "aer dainty foct
were eneAsud iu fairy boots. " lives
only in memory. [ UuchoBterExpreBs.
A nun had jtut takun his neat iu a
treot cir , in fact ho had gut fuirly
dotrn , wbeu Udy uutero' ' . He im
mediately rose. "Don't rise , sir ; I
beg of yon , don't ! " she snij. "Good
aveus , ma'am , " he jelled , ' 'I must !
Tuer V pin threu inctita lung set up
on thnt s at "
A reporter on Sa'i Fraccieco pi per
wrote the following account of his
bated rival's marriage : "Tho-brido
was radiant in a beautiful l&vendar
silk dress , with orange wreath and six
button No. JD kid gloves , slightly birst
in the thumbs. Tha groom was as
straight as a black cloth snft con
structed by the best tailor c n Tehama
stre t could make himj and as" red in
the face aa was consistent with a pair
of boots two sizs to small and No. 13
collar encircling his mauly 1C inch
neck. Fortunately before the cere
mony was over the restraining button
on the b c't of his shirt flaw out and
saved him from strangulation. "
EDUCATIONAL.
The Indiana legislature has faikd
to pass the proposed compulsory edu
cation bill.
The Boston school committee has
finally decided not to make the pro
posed reduction ii the salaries of
hchool teachers.
The Boston acciely of natural his
tory will open a sea-side laboratory at
Annitquam , Maaa. , Jnno 15 , the s i *
flion to end September 15.
A now building for the Indian girls
is soon to ba erected at Hampton ,
Va There are sixteen new Indian
students in the government school
there , three of them being Apaches.
The average cost of teaching , per
pupil in the Philadelphia echojls is
§ 9.46. Based on annual expenditure
the overage cost is § 12 00 The school
board is shortly to consider an amend
ment to the rules providing that no
pupil shall bo excluded from the
schools by reason of coler.
The total amount received for the
Connecticut schools from all sources
during the past year was $1,481,080 93
AH increase of § 33,000 ever the
year before. ' The attendance was
119,094 a percentage upon the
school population of 94 37. The male
teachers received an average monthly
salaty of ? 5G 43 , the female teachers
? 35 42.
It h estimated that the increase In
the school population of Texas is an
nually 10 to 15 per cent. One-fourth
of the general revenue has been ap
propriated against one sixth last year
for the public free schools , but the rate
of taxation has been reduced , and the
general revenue will probably be
smaller. The iggrogato school fund
from all sources in 1880 was only
§ 824,022.
It is both pleasant and novel to
read the comments upon the recent
action of Oimbridgo admitting women
to fuller privilege * . It has already had
a remarkable effect In liberalizing pub
lic opinion. In the past ten years
there has been a marvellous advanca
in the popular ideas concerning
woman's educ ition. Those who hive
longaiipportid her claims to intellec
tual growth may well bo permitted a
little sarcasm over the blind preju
dices of the past. "We doubt"saya
Mr. George "William Curtis , in the
last "Easy Chair , " "if mothers will
iove their children loss because of
this opining of the university gates ,
and wo do not fo&r that even in this
spring the yount : man'a fancy will refuse -
fuse to turn to thoughts of love bo-
causa Conlguude may bo more de
voted to Newton thau to Worth , or
more observant cf a star in Lyra than
of the nolitalre In her own ears. "
Don't balieve everything , bnt bo
assured that St. Jacob ] Oil is flic rem
edy of the age.
True to Her Trust.
Too much can not be said of the
ever faithful wife and mother , con
stantly watching and caring for her
dear ones , never nrglocting a single
duty in their behalf. When they are
assiiled by disease , and the system
should have a thorough cleaning , the
stomach and bowels regulated , blood
purified , malarial poison exterminated ,
she must know that Electric Bitters
are the only sure remedy. They are
the best and purest medicine in tha
world , and only cost fifty cents. Sold
by ISH & McMiuoN. (2) ( )
T3SC33
Great German
REMEDY
ron
ftlBDHATIH
NEURALGIA ,
8 ! SCIATICA ,
LUMBAGO ,
BACKACHE ,
GOUT ,
| tj3iifiitiiiaiijj | | | SORENESS
onuc
: < nRnfflllIi ! ! > CHEST ,
jljjnBimiunaailjjjI SORE THROAT ,
1'iiMiira ' ) QUINSY ,
iiuimiPtfllll SWELLINGS
" ' ' ' " 'lilto '
SPEAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
EARS.
SCALDS ,
GEtlEEAL
TOOTH , EAR
AMD
HEADACHE ,
AXD
All oilier hm
if
No Preparation on cirtb tuas ST. Jicons OIL
a SArK. scar , sivru : and cnur Kitcrail Itemedj.
A trial oatiiU Lut the com iratiTely trifling outUr of
M Ccxrs , and every one BUlTeriDg irith I oln c&n AATe
cbupani poaitire proorof iti clalmi.
IlIItECTIOXS 15 EIXYEX H\OUiJES.
SDID BT All DSUaDISTS AM DfAURS IN MECIIISZ.
A. VCGELER S. CO.
Ittiltitiinrr , 3IO. , IT. ti A.
Any ono { having deal aniiutU I will remove
h < m free of chir o. Ixr.ve ontcn Bon'.beaat
corn r of Hamey and llth * t ' eeconJ dixir.
CHJR'IES SPiirr.
$2,250,000 ROYAL HAVAHA LOTTERY.
KXTKAOilPIKAHY DRAV/IKO , Al'KIMZth.
15000 TIOKE1S ONLY , 7 2 PRIZES.
SJIALI/tbT I'ltIZE , SI.COO.
1 Prlzi | 1.C(0,0.0 ( I 1'rlze 200 >
t Irizo SOO.OfO 8Prze.810 , COeac'i fcO.OOO
1 Proe 100,000 8 Prizes , 5OMea h 40,000
1 IVize 10,000 7 21 rlzcj am't'g to $2,250,000
Whole Tickets , $1CO ; ItaUcs , $ :0 ; Quarters , $10 ;
Tenths.ieTBtr.tIctha ; , ? 8 , Fonlctlu , * 4.
Lttle Havana U hurcriicd eitlrdy iiy the
aboicdrawinr.
1 Prize , $0COO 722 Prizes , $10,110.
Uho'ei , * 2. iisircs , 81.
ROMAH & CO- '
Sncccesoia toTAYl.Oll & Co. , Kcw York.
CIrcct all nnnuiil atloni and ni nvy to
11011AN It C < > . , Geruralgents , 233 Cha.cl
Street * , > > ew Unveil. onn. ml4lm
GEO. ii. PAKSELL , M. D.
I'.wmj n Jicvba ) lock , uj et lf , c.iri .r of
ClUul Aicnua and IVh tlrttt. ttwdonce
U25 Shcmun Avenue. May 'c concuit
cd at reel ie ire 7 lo 0 p m. < -iw-.t | Wc < liiejday .
81'KJ/AljTY Ob.litticj an 1 r < liia * of Wo.
mm. Crbiu Inms 0 to H a. m and 2 to * P. * "
Siiiiii ) n r to 7 n m _ mlMlm
J. R.
. . Mackey ,
DENTIST.
Corner 15th und Douglas Ste. ,
Otnahn.
Tncts lle-H- iblr. . 32 2w
TWO DOLLARS WILL SKtUS ) B
' 5'.1
For
Gentle
Women
Who want glossy , Inxuriant
and wavy tresses of abundant ,
beautiful Hair must use
HOPS KATHAIBON. TWs
elegant , cheap article always
makes the Hair RTOTT freely
and fast , keeps it from falling
out , arrests and cures grayness -
ness , removes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired posiiion. Beau
tiful , healthy Hair is the sure
result of usias Jiatbairon.
Geo. P. Bemis
EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
16th & Doiqla : Sit. , Omahat Neb.
In la agency iloro aimaiM a brokerage boil
nt'3. Dooa notdpocuUte , aad therefore any ai-
g&lna on ita books mo luraiod to Ita p&tronf , in
stead of bclnsr cobbUd np by the atrent _
& HILL.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No IjOS Farnham Strut
OMAHA - NEBRASKA.
Office Morlh 81 Jo opp Grand Central Hotel.
Nebraska Land Agency ,
DAVIS & SHYDER ,
1505 Faniham St. Omahat Nibr.
100,000 ACKE3 carefully PolectoJUnJ in Eatcrn
N3bnvki for sale.
Great Bargains hi ImproTcd taring , and Omaha
dtyptoport" .
O. F. DAVIS. WEBSTER 8NTDSR ,
Late Land Coia'r U. P. R. R la-iobltl
BYRON RX81I. LXT14 KJH3.
5&yron & Reed
OLDBSTK8TA1IU&D
EE AL ESTATE AGENCY
IN NEBRASKA.
Keep B complete : abstract of title to a1 ! Real
Eatate In ( hnah and Donglaa Cminty. m yltl
week J12& day at homo ciflllj made ; caeb
r , outfit Iren.AiIdiew Tine k Co.Pt.rtlDil.W
LEGAL NOTICE.
Clurlcs Q. Lot , ncn rcs'dtiit defendant :
You are hcr liy notified thit on April lOlli ,
1SS1 , Jipe'lt'oiiMai filed in the Lis'rkt Court ,
within and for Douglas CcU-ity , > , etr2 kit by
Isaaf EilwarJs , plhlntitf , nyrxMibt jou , as defend-
ai.t , thcobj a and pra\rr ( f tthi h petlt'on ii
that an account may be taken of tlic amount due
en certain notes , and a mortiMo executed and
dclitcrcd tn Apr.l lith. lf.73 , 1 > > ( aid Chsrlcs O.
Lot to one Theodora L YAH Dam , and by th °
( aid Van Dorn ilulj as ine < l to said plalrtiff ,
and that in default of tbo pjment of such
amount so to ba found due , vuth into est , costs
ai d attorney 'a fee , lth a abort time to ! > j fixed
by said court tbe premises described In ea'd
moitgago , to-wit : S uth 24 feet of naith Hi
feet , part of lot one (1) ( ) . block 7J , in the City of
Oiniha , to. d C unty and State , together nltl
fie a purten > ncc3 may bo ordered to be sold ,
and the proceeds applleJ to the payment of the
amount BO found duo to said nlamUfl , togtthtr
with interest , cctts slid a reasonable turn which Is
prayeJ to be awarded as an attor t ney's f eo herein ,
and thatjou may be fo.C'er txcludea from all
light , Interest and equity of rcdempt'on in cr to
Bald premia n or any parithereof , end for gener
al rcl.ef you are required to answer eold p-jtifon
on the 30th daof May , 1881.
ISAAC EDWARDS ,
aplCoea'-lt _ I'.aintiff.
JNO. G. JACOBS ,
( Formerly of Qtah & Jacobc )
No. 1117 Farnbam . . Old Sund of Jacob Oil
Df
a , J. EUSSELL , M. D. ,
Homeopathic Physician.
Dl cicc3 cf Children and Chronic Diseases a
Specialty. Office at lic-Mencc , 2000 Ca-s St.
Horns , 8 to 10 a. m. , lto2p.rn.Fnd after G
p.m. aplgdtm
HEW HARNESS SHOP.
The unricniined hnini : had nir.o > eara ex
perience with G. If. & ; J. S. Collln- , and twenty-
four 3caraof practical hamesd miuii p , las now
commen cd bu'iness for liima U in the large
new shop 1 dojr s.uth of the eou heist corner
of Uth nud Harnej fcK He * jll employ a iar o
orco of skilled workmen and mil 11 all orders
in his pline promptly and cheiplv.
II. I5Uii : > ICK.
THE LATEST
VICTORY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.
Xho only cilsthiff remedy for orory spo-
olos of Acnto or Chronic Dlxcasa nt
U > o Organs of Respiration ,
and an absolute
SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION !
T pniS nil-powerful vejrotnblo preparn-
JL tion pxpols from the lungs and air pns-
the mucus anil niuco-pusproiluccd
by pi'lmonnry Inllcminatlun , licnle the
trrftntod mcmbrsui * ) ? . and rcnovntr *
oory organ -which utilizes the breath of
Ufo. It contains nontupcfyini ; poison ,
nnd Iain all respects n healthful medi
cine. The rapidity and certainty wltU
nhlcU it
ANNIHILATES A COUGH
t astonishing. -ofTectH go deeper than
the raoro nymptoms of pulmonary clls-
cnsoandillscliargcs the cnuso from the
dyntcin. l-'roo nnd pninlesi ozpcctora *
tion Is the jiiodo byivhlch it relieves the
luiiCit , client nnd thront t rom thoburdens
which oppress them ; thus arresting Consumption -
sumption and Itronchltis In thoRernibo.
fore they ronoh the more dangerous
etugca. Xho emaciated sufferer
BATTLING FOR LIFE
xrllh the most terrible gcoitrgo of onr cli-
mnto will find X'riticli'a Prussinn Couch
Syi up a potent ally , nnd Trill assuredly
v In the light by adhering strictly tothla
great medicine. The
CASES NOW ON RECORD
In which It has been administered with
rnliro siicecs * as a. n-tnody for every vo-
riuty of mnlnily iililch nlTi-cts the Ko-
sjilratory I'uiictloiis , cJuouiit to more
tlluu
FIVE THOUSAND
nt ( licprexontduto , and yet the prepara
tion i > only in the Infancy of Ite uioful-
ness. The cront defect of all Cough.
lti'nn'dli.4 hitherto introduced Is that
tlmynro dimply expul ory. llonco thi-y
are usrlrsi ; liiriiiileKt the causes of the
ncrld norrctinnKvhirh arc coughed up
an : remo\cilniid the ruptured , Inflamed
or mntur.itrd surrncrK hcalud and re
stored to their niturnl tone , a euro is
Iniponlblc. rritsch'H Prussian Cough
Syrup nccompll-ihes thcio objects. The
mucus nnd muco-piis ulilch are the conK -
K < iiiencu of J.unp ; I ) i. casi' , are thrown off
by It , while at the same time it soothe *
and Intlgnrates Iho weakened tissues *
"LIFE FOR THE LUNGS. "
I"or roughs , rolds , influonrn , bronchial
( lltliciiltles , tightness of tl.ochestlionr e-
ii'.i , Hire thront , trarhltU , Inllammn-
tion f the lungs , tliclculty of breathing ,
pleurisy nnd all dlsordDraofapuImonary
n.ituru. It has nc\cr been equaled.
Sole nitcnts In America , 1UCHAKUSON U CO.
fit. IxmU. Mo.
EOU > BY ATT , DRUGGISTS.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS.
AO ENTi WANTBO FOi :
atotJt Soiling Book of tbe Agel
Foundations of Success.
uufai.VBaj ANi'Suivr. KOHHS
Tlie l ws of tnule. Ie l formH , heir t i tnnv
art huiinerH , valaabta tahlocUl eUcinctt- ,
pnrlumeiiUry rmuge , .l\v to omJiict inbilc
bnainca ; In ftct it Is a coin-MeJuil6 | to Fiicct's
for all c atmj. A family ntce-sity. Address for
circular and epcclal term * ANCIIOK FUBLlSII-
INOCO.,8t. Lulu , Mo.
W1KIHD KDOSE8.
THE QLDE8T ESTABLISHED.
BANKING HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA.
CALDWELLHAMLTONfCO ]
Bn-iaew tnmwcted game M that o n Incor.
pantad Bank.
Accooata kept in Currency or gold jukjoct to
* Ight check without uotloo.
Certificate * cf d pont ! t med payable In th.-ee.
tlzandt olvomuathsbcailnz interest , or on
demand without Ir.ttrcat.
Advances maJ to coatomera on spproved sa-
cnrltiM at m rk t rtw of Interest
Ba ) and sell KOld , Ulla of oichiajo OoverB-
meut. State , County anil City Bonds.
Praw Sight Drafia on England , Ireland , Scot.
land , and oil parts of Europe.
Sell European Pacsago Ticket * .
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
inildt
U. S. DEPOSITOEY.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OP O3TAH& .
Cor. 13tb and Faniham Streets ,
OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT
IN OMAHA.
( SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROS. , )
ISTABU3nSD 15 1859 ,
Organized u a Nations ! Benk. August SO , 1S63.
Capital andProfits OyerSSOO.OOO
Specially knthorlwd by ihe Bocretary or Trwsnry
to r celT Subscription to tha
U.S.4 PER GENT. FUNDED LOAN.
OFFICERS AND DIKRCIOUi
U"E2VAK Kcaims , President.
Auaonos KOUHTZI , Vice rtwtdent
H. W. Tirza. Csahler.
A. J. PortLxroa , Attorney.
Jonii A. Cn iainoa.
r. H. Diva , Ara"t O&sMti.
m t
TU3 biak receives deposit without ngud to
amounts.
Issnee time certificates bea/lng interest.
Draws dr IM on Ban frandaco and principal
cities ot the Cnltad Btatc * . al j London , Dublin ,
Edinburgh and tbo principal dtiw ot the conti
nent of Kurope.
Bella passae * tickotg for Emigrants in tha In *
man ne. so. yldt !
HOTELS
THE JRIQINAL.
Oor. Eandolph St. & 6th Avc. ,
OH10AGO ILL.
PRICES REDUCED TO
$2.00 AND S2.50 PER IMY
Located In the bnalueea centre , conrcniont
to places of amusement. Elegantly furnished ,
containing all modern Improvement * , passenger
elerator , &c. J. II. CUMMINOS , Proprietor.
ociett
J
Cor. MARKET ST. & BROADWAY
Council Bluffs. Iowa *
On line o Street Hallway , Omnlbna to and from
all trains. KATKS Parlor floor , $3.00 per day ;
second floor. 32.00 per day ; third floor , $2.09.
The best furnished and most commodious hooso
liithectrv. OEO. T. PIIELPS Prop
FRONTIER HOTEL ,
Laramie , "Wyoming ,
Tiie miner's resort , good accommodations ,
arco BMnple room , charges rcor.b'e. ' . Hpocial
attention given to trarelln ? . : ici. ;
11-tf II. C niLLIVnn Pr-orVtor.
Cheyenne ,
FIat-clE3 , Flno ar c 53--plc Hcoma , ore
block from depot. Trilii-s 5'p /mni 10 minutes
to 2 honre for dinner ' r < B s to and from
Dop.t. llntcs Jino li'it. an 1 .yC , according
to room ; : ngle moat 7ft CLII !
A 1 > iL't " , fruprielor.
w nr'i. . v. . . * > v- mio-t
AOKMi. W .MV D FJfl O At S V. ' LL'OK ,
{ | Bibc fr the
Bern * tl e s oiy of the CC'I , tU'C3 by KJV. Ceo.
Alexander Cn < o' < , D. 0. in > < mp c nnd aHrac-
tuc Iinuiu e far o'd and juiinjr. ' r > fu9cly
lllnsti-atcl , taking mo t intC'fti' ir an 1 im-
prp ivoyouth'f iastnictir E\cr parent will
eecu'C t is work I'cic'icrs , jou 3.10 dJ cir-
cuIMtl' . V i.el CO.
Sen1 * for c.rcul-rj With extr rrnu
J ! 1 LlIAMIintS 4 ' . J M. Lrnh , Mo
Coutm'-e3 to
Eoar for Moores ( )
A SADDLKitY ,
I have adiit. ( a the Lion aa n Trade
Mark , and all 017 Goods will be stamp
ed with the Lion and my Kamu on
the game. No Goods are ggcuino
without the above atimp ? . The bust
material ia im-d ncd the moat skilled
workmen are en'oloycd , end at the
lowest cash prico. Anynno wishing
a prica hat ot goods will confer a favor
by sending for one.
DAVID SMITS MOOEE.
I. VAS CAMP , If. D. E. t. Siaaisa , M. P.
NEBRASKA
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE ,
PIHVATE II ! Si2TAL.
Now open for the recei tln o jw l nli for tl-n
THEATUENTOKALLCHIt IMJ ANHSU. 01
tfAL DloEASES.
DJtS. VAN A3ir & M I.\H.
Phyaiciaiia & Surgeond ,
Proptietora.
ODD El LOWS BLOCK. COPNtR UTH
DODGE STS. , OMAHA. NEB-
A. W. NiSON.
3D E5 3ST 07 I S X ,
Orrici : Jacob' * ci , cotwr Capto . '
Xith Street. OmabV a )
IRIEIMIO "V IE3JD ! ;
THE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE
Has Eemoved to
1309 FARNHAM STREET ,
( Wax Meyer's Old Stand. )
Where They Shall Keep Constantly on Hand' an Immense
Stock of
MEN'S , BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ,
HATS , CAPS AXD GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
PB10ES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
and Examine Goods and
3VL V
1309 Faniham Street , Omaha , Neb.
MORE POPULAR THAN EVER.
The Genuine
SINCER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Th popular demand for tha GENUINE SINGER In 1879 exceeded that of
any previous year during the Quarter of a Century in which thin "Old
IteHalile" Machine has been before the public.
In 1878 we sold 356,422 Machines. In 1879 we sold431lO7
Machines. Excess over any previous year 74,735 Machines.
Our sales last year were ot the rate of over
1400 Sewing Machines a Day I
For erory business day In tbe year ,
rrcBirxxzaxrcBxaxfc The "Old Eeliab'e"
That Every REAL gjnger jg tne Strongest ,
Singer Sewing Ma-
* . , m _ j I"8 Simplest , tha Most
chine bos this Trade
Mark cast into the ! Durable Sowing Ma-
Iron Stand and em- ' " china aver yet Con-
bedded in the Arm of
strnoted.
the Machine.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING GO.
Principal Office : M uare , New Tork.
1,500 Subordinate Office * , in the It nited States and Canada , and 3,000 . Office * inth Old
World and South America. .eiilfilwtf
PIANOS l ORGANS.
cr. s.
AGEHrToB CH1CKERING PIANO ,
And Sole Agent for
Hallet Davis & Go , , James & Eolmstrom , and J. & G.
Fischer's Pianos , also Sole Agent for the Estey ,
Burdett , and the Fort Wayne Organ
Go's , Organs ,
I | deal in Pianoa and Organs exclusively. Have had years
experience in the Bosineaa , and handle only the Beat.
j. S. WRIQHTj \
318 ICth Street , City Hall Building , Onuiha , Neb.
HALSBY T. FITOH. Tuner.
DOUBLE AKD SINGLE AOTISO
POWERDOUBLE
Steam Pnmps , Sngino TriimniDgB , Mining Maohinary.
BELTIHD HOSE , BRASS AND IROM FiniSJGS , ? ! FE , 8TEAS PACK1HD
AT WHOLESALE AUD BKTAIL.
HALLABAY WiHD- iLLS , CHURCH AHD SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. STBANQ. 205 Faroham Straat OmahH. Keb
J. A. W A K E F I E L D.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
LUMBER , LATH , SHINGLES ,
Pickets , Sash , Doors , Blinds , Mouldings , Lime ,
Cement , Plaster , &c.
STATE AGENT FDR MILWAUKEE GEMEHT CO. ,
Near Union Pacific Depot , OMAHA , 38EB.
IE DVE O
,
* i f *
' S1 ' * Ji
f l i * JI 4
* fi
TH PE It
Has Removed From His Old Stand
on Douglas Si , to His
NEW AND ELEGANT STORE ,
1313 Farnham.Stre.et , . .
* ,
Where He Will i > < ; Pleased tSIr f all * * U ? Oh'l
Patrons.