I i $ 4. - THE nAiLy BEE-"OMAIIATIIURSD kY , r)1UEi'r3M ( , , 1853 ,
TIlE
Osnttha once , Nn,1)1(3 Vnrnnnt St.
ttit'oll 1linlT + Olllee , Nu. 7 Patrl
Eatrert , Snnr Urtnuln'ay.
Nnvv Tnrk UOIce , ] toout tf. Trlbuno
Building.
ubllrhrl every ruining , eZeept Sunday. The
ely Monday morntrg dally.
RRM + PT MALI.
ce rest. . . . . . . . 8IO. ( , Three 'tnnthLte , + tl
AlzMonthe. . . . . , . . & WICno Month „ . .
till wCaRLr RRt , PURMRIIRD RVRRT RtD ( ? DAT.
TRRMi PO5TrAID.
Coo , . . . , . . . . . , x Three Months , . . . . . .P 50
' alt Months . . . . . . , . Lee I One Month . 20
Ameriavn tiows t nmpsny , Solo Agent ? . New edo'I
sa In the Unite ] Staten
WR0.R5r0RDRVCR
A Communlatlnnf rct.ulnq to News sad I'alltnrlal
mfttete Ihotild be ad tres + oJ to the RDITDR or TII
YIL
RUflsRSI tsrreRe
AU Ru + Incf + betters and llamltttneel eh0uld M
addreucd to TIIR Iut I'UPttelll"e Ci MFART , OMAIIA
Drops , Chocks and I'o + tn tko ur Iera to be .ue4o pay
able to the order or the company.
TIIB BBB BUBLISIIING CO. PROPS ,
S. RHgntrd . Pdttor
Tint city wants another detootivo at
$100 per month. Whnro is Ilazuu ?
IIA9N'T rho city about ouough hydrants
by this time , in view of thu faot that its
hydrant rental already anuumts to about
$26,000 a year ?
AN Omaha roviva1IMt the other even
ing preached a sermon 01)011 thin subject
of "The Old lIen. " Ile ought to bu
able to hatch out sotnething iutorostiug.
Tin : first notes of military service ro
ferns come from the secretary of war , who
proposes ill his aumiu II report to dispose
of two thousand mules , whidb arc on
iittod for tlto war
SOOT ! ! CAIto1JNA , Drat in nullification
and Beceasion , is now the first state to
make war on the negro. She is nlroady
at werk to secure the repeal of the civil
rights bill passed by the stale legislAture
in 1870 under the rocnnst ueticm regime.
South Carolina is a little lee previous in
this matter. Congress may pass a bill
that sill bo con ditutuotial.
Car , . FILANK .JAMes , the Missouri hum ,
is new within r0aelt of hburty , Isla bail
being fixed at only $3,000. I'ussibly
00100 of his friends will halt sonic ex
gross train for his bunofL Perhaps it
. + nm'd h. + cheaper fur the exprusa comp.t-
ArlUa L..lvatco the money tvLthuut exposing -
posing tliei. tnessengors to aoedlesa dun.
goys.
Tus miomshiii s of S mth and Nort
Caloliua will rujoiCo that they have uu
liouator Butler a eau after their own
heart. Mr. Butler has Como forward to
their relief with n 6111 to ropual all inter
sin ! rovonuu tax laws and make tvhtsky
as free as the mountain dew. It is a
good antidote for the prohibition amend.
menu introduced by lhu cold water Rona-
tor front Now ILunpslliro.
' n i an unhappyeityundor
- . ' c'ttsr itclu is dcolum. a 17 ,6a
, r n.a..nn Jn lie a dthntal fraud and chtully
useful as a nuisance. The now ohartur
gave to the city eighteen counculmon ,
who tIxud their own salaries at Goo lntis
drod dollars a year. In this connection
the Tribune says the city of Denver
needs a conniitteo of taxpaying citizens
to look after its interests , and until it has
this , local atflird will be at the isierey of
any ono who nuros to "work" the council.
Thu "proxies" of tltu 1)001)10 are evidently
lining their pockoh , as usual.
r
The St. Joe Gnzcllc is in an awful di.
lomtna. It claims to ho the loading duuto
cratie organ in northwest Misdouri ,
and its cdnt Ir wont to Wushiugtoii on a
nissionl to anti + t ltandnll into thu
upuakors chair. IIa reached tlm tuttiuunl
capital inure thus a week ego , and at
oleo entered into thu work of lug ruhhing
for Randall , with a fair prospect , if successful -
cessful , of buing put ou the pension roll
as a commuttou clerk at six dollars per
day. Incidentally Ito wits also to bueoni
pousatod with railroad patromiagu for his
vapor as a reward for his good work. Su
confident was ho of Ituldult's uloetiun
that Ito Bunt bumbastio B1)UOtal dispatches
to theOaetcrout day to tiny , ropirdlesA
of exIteuso , prcdictiug Carllslu's dufuat ,
And now all is gloom trod wretchocln'BR ,
and gnash'nq ' of teeth and ttvlrir1 ; of hair
and profanity in thlo hnzclto tfllto. To
relieve thu disaster Editor Edwards tole.
graphs ( rout the seat of war thu fullowhig
laconic dispatch :
WAuiNOTONjD. C. , Ddcombor 3.
To the Oatettet
All thu excitement over the epenkur
Bliip btmnglu is Over. Thu talk of the
capital toaright is the Mpeoel5 uuadu by
Carlisle , when he took the chair , if
Itaudull had made it uu 0uo would have
been surpruad , but cenuiiig from C.trlislu ,
it fl s a Itttlu runLRrkublu. flu took bold
ground agutust Utu tariff agitation , and
gave the denuicruts t" olenrly ummderMbud
that as far as he was C llCsrLed itotliiug
in the Shape 'f ttrilf aitattnn wend bu
pornittud. Thu irtu tsndurs nro iudg [
Matt at tIsta pnsittoll whil(1 Utu cosurva
itvo toot feel rultuvud , If hu perAuvrrue
fn this work purhaps ho may ho 151)10 to
keep the house Iannuwhtro in decent
bounds , ulhvrwisu uverytllislg is l Rt.
.I. N. I. .
Managing Editor Elwards substitute
at honro supplulllolta the duspatchi aItl I
an editorial that fully doacrihos the bereavement
reavoment which uflticts the Gazcfe ( of
lice. The following is an txtraol
"Though hard times have been uxperi
enced this year , thu worst is yet to Conte
end a panic befuro the close of the preaj
dential campaign need not crate sus
prise. This Is a dismal vuuw , but It i
not overdrawn. Its ulruct , too , trill b
adverse to the dotnnzralto party ,
feon through the auleke of this last e.s'n
paign , thu ehaneof are ulquCatnmmsbly [ t
favor of the enemy. Sul it is not to
late to repair bone d the injury that h
beoit sr aught. It ? a lementablu tip .
ocoadel for r. p I r' should have come u
coin , but 111110 'Ito uiisohitf is dotu
must ho ro n0dk f ; '
JDJrvNDS' : t'osrlL TEV.eaRAJ'Jf.
Senator Edmunds has introduced a
bill to establish oxporintonlnl postal ( ele-
graph lines , in compotihet with the cx-
hthig telegraph system , 1 + 'uur truck
lines of postal telegraph are to bo built
connecting the national capital with the
urincipal cities of the tiorlhwost , tvet ,
BUllthlweAL sinl southern parta of the
tnlion. Tltaso lines are to booperated to
dertho control of aboardof Norco cabinet
olliccrs. To lit ) for the construction of
such lines and llio right of way Sena.
tor ldaminIdt proI.osos to appropriate
$ ioooooD.
't'his is n very crude and ill digested
scheme to establish a instal telegraph.
There is no moru use for three eibinet
ntlicors to control the postal telegraph
than thev would ho for thret cabimiOL
ollicors to ontnl the post ofliec , Dur
into ( ho war one head coutrollod the mili
Lary tolographt system wills great eflleiel
ey , Three heads would have caused a
conflict fatal to its suceu3 $ . If we are to
have a postal telegraph , tlto poshnastcr
guneral is cOmputuut to menage it.
through telegraph BUpOrllltOUlltitltS jtiet
as ho maluages the railway service through
Superb tdmdOnt Thuutpsel
Senator lsdmmtiuuds pruposos to make
postal telegraphy a costly experiment ,
when the country donimida that the
control of the entire telegraph be taken
away from private corporations and made
part of the instal service. Thu primary
object of his BCiIomo scums to ho toalford
+ dditional facilities for communication I
between 1Vashingten and the principal
cities of the uiitun , Thu existing tube-
graph Rysten affords ample facility at-
rondy for such uturcnurse , but it is the
sinellur towns turd villages , which now
enjoy postal facilities , that lack proper
lologrgih connections aid prompt ser-
vita. Thu telegraph contprinies construct
their lines mainly with a view of seeur
tug the business of the large cities. They
maintain ti1GCOB only where thu income
exceeds tire outlay , but the postal -
al telegraph could make nearly -
ly every postofl1co a telegraph office
without much additional expense.
' 'ho village postmuatcr could operate thu
telegraph. There would 1)0 no add itio zl
rent or any expense beyond thu trilling
outlay for telegraph iustrneenteand bat.
tory. At present all the sumall stations
depend of the railroad talegrnph lines ,
and those are almost consttutiy in use for
railroad business. As a cousequoncu time
po0plu at estations are virtually without -
out telegraph facilities. Sauator Ed.
nltitidme'sclwmo would not butter their
condition. The propoutimmi to operate
telegraph lines by the gnvcrnmemt in
competition with privalo lulugniph lines
would work injnstieo , and if carried ou
with a v iuw of simply paying actual expenses -
penses would ho emiutvnluut to the con
tfscatiou of private property , which is C0n
trary to the spirit of ourgovurmincnt. It
would be impossible foruxisting telegraph
O0mpanius t0 moot tine Vaulted States in
competition for through business , with
, t. + : r-tv , .t 'AAterl it U1ita thp'
states whore congress has no jurisdiction.
They would operate their lines at a lessen
on the parallel linus ostabltslted by the
govormnonL and mike up ( ho lots by
exacting higher rates than they now
ehago between points whemo the postal
tolugr.u h would not competu. It is ,
moreover , unreasonable for a great guy.
orumont like ours to force itself into
competition with a privmito telegraphs
cenpany , boausu its rosourees cannot
pnsstbly be equal to those of thu United
States ,
If we are to have a 1)05tl telegraph , it
should be for ( Ito pur msu of establishing
uniforms anti cheap rates , with increased
facilities amid a reliable service. It is
self uvidemit that tlio only rational , prnc
tidal amid duferdblu way of estibltsllimg
tie postal lelugraplu is to tlku time tine.
graph husiness ant of the ! lands of pri-
v'iltu corporations by ptu chnsing their
lines , There it money enough In the
treasury to do this. 'I'bis was ( hue way
Englund eattblisiuat huor postal tel.
ugr.iplt sinl gavu to tie penplu of
Croat llritnun butter facilities , amid mono
elltcictit survieu 'ut reduced rates , Any
solm11e that attempts to ox perimeut in
building cnmpoting tuh'grtph , lint's is cur.
tin to prove n costly failure , Ticro w ill
be so much pressure brlught upon the
) ostnla3ter gouut' it to keep the rates up
situ alt"rd 110 repel , amid there will be tue
most imigeninus schuumos foisted upon the
Cdtitlct oflicers , who know absolutely
nothtmmg about tulegraph nmuagument , to
make the ruutiiug of the uxpurimental
liuu so costly aud'inellicimit ' that frmdly it
would have t0 be nbanduued , 11r..1ny
Could would then' step in , relieve thu
gnvurnmetit of its wiuRo ulnpitant by
ing time lines for old wire and fuitce iota
and make hta tnmtep6ly of the telegraph
atromi or diet it unw is , by holding up to
time penplu the abortive off..rt. to compute
even by the government.
S1 ATOn BGAIn , of Now llampahiru ,
hiss iutrt dueed an nmondmeht td time con-
stitutinmi to pruhihit the tnutiufneturo of
lquor ( ill the Unitrd States. Mr. Blai ru
bas n heavy contract out hta hands if h u
propesle to pass his nuiendunemit through
the h0tiso with its two.thirds douecrati u
umjurity , But ovet if they should ac
; coumodatu hint lie would bavu to wuuit a
. good many years before ho could imd mice
, the legislatures of thirty status to concu r
. in a proldbitory comistitutiunal ancld
. uncut.
a _
0 SOML New York sports offer to but
* $1,001 that Sullivan cnmwt knock down
I as ox with four blows of his bare fiat ,
n and Sullivan claims ho wan du it at thl
0 first plow , 'this lucks as if Sullb an i s
ns cnusiuurablo on the 14 w. flu assurtr
.t that ho once Icmi udind ti'wu , a horse
0 Omiiaha Rports are willing to but that thin )
It can pu ducu a nndu ( lint will knock Sulli
sat out on the fret round ,
JA , lrr'ooxrno TJIJ ) J'JIFSDCNT
'l'imos elf slyledleading republicanorgan
of this city is disgruntled over I'renhlo t
ArUlurA messago. The cminont stales-
nlnii at the lmad of that roadorless concern -
corn takes oxcoptiotls to limo whole mimes-
sage in general , and to nearly uverythming
the IrcAidumitaay'A in particular. Accords
log to the Rrpuld1Carl time mnessago"sill [
sty'lu hardly conparablo to his prowioas
utrorts , because it is werbnsr , nod tit Benne
respects nlmost mileouimmgless , " As n tnnt-
tor of fact , the previouA dressage of Presi
tieut Autiuir was fully oue fnurllu longer.
Thu jimpled amid diejoinled mess wbtclm
the Jtrpubfieun pnhas tiff as time prcdu
dent's umessagu timay ho inuamuiugless in
mammy p0111(3 , limit the document as printed
by reputable newspapers roads as smootlt
ly as if it hind beout written by Seward or
Evarts ,
The editor of the 1kpuhlirnn indulges
in a gratuitous fling at the presidemii by
ref
a sarcastic ndluiuou to his enjoyment
of angling. Ito nays : "Booting ( lie
habits of time man , the few people who
trill rend time message will nut wonder
that ho chooses the subject of fish amid
iuhories for tun opetiug and presummiably
moat important topic. The finances and
other practical matters are nmdu to wait
tuttil the subject of trout and trout
propagation ii exhausted. "
I'residcnt Arthur's fondness for trout
Angling hardly flrmiislioa an excuse for
such stupid amid pointless wit. Tutu
president very properly opens his me
sage with with a general ruviuw of our
foreign relations , as he obtains it through
the dupartnout of state. Thu subject of
fielterica is a matter of vast import imi
our dealings with Great Britain and her
American colonies , The New England
states and ( hue PAcilie coast will not
slicer at the prosidott for giving this
subject prcccdenca.
The organist of the 1lniou Pacific railroad -
road , with whom true republicanism and
thu public welfare are secondary , ap-
pens very ouch disgusted over thin
presidant's recommendations on ( h0 railroad -
road issue. Ile Bhuows the cloven-hoof
in the following continent :
"Lm the matter of railroad legtslaUon the
proe1dent is ailIhignous to nnythlug but a do-
llghtful extent. It would have pnrhnbly boeu
butter had lee not touched this subject , about
which ho scouts to know nothing Ill particular ,
mid rencur"ing which ho 1111 + min upii1tu11.
Starting with the ttsrortiun that there are
rtllroad abmsua , he vaguely Alludes to a cur.
tuht Iii bility of the stntrs to correct them.
1VhcIrer thin sttios should or could go further ,
or % tltether the federal govw'ommit should ur
could take itp the it' , rh at time p dmmt of Bolt
reached by the states , lie utterly fails to lull-
eat" . The suhitinu of the nil Ini.rd problem is
etitlently to Ieci ivn min taslsnumcu from 14csi
duAt Amtlwr , either in Iho way of iii tulligeut
discusslum I.r . of ri cuunnuudati"a to a cuugress
whielm itself is all 11t sun. "
Now let us quote what the president
did say mu the subject of railway abuses :
Complaints have lately beets frequent
and urgent that certain corporations ,
controlling ill whole or in part the fdcili
Lies for the inter-state carragoof pursues
and merch.umdieu upon the grunt railroads
of the country , hat's resorted in their
darlings with the public to diverse mea-
urns , ummlust and oppresshu imp their char-
acter. In settle nlstaeea thio state courts
bavu attacked and suppressed these exit.
but in utliure tlmoy bavo bcon'unublo to
udlirrd adequate protection because of tlue
jurisdictional himmlitations which are ins-
p ) scd upon then by the federal eoustitu-
Sian. 'ho question , how- far the uatiotal
gnvernuuelt many lawfully interfere in the
premuises , and what , if any , supervision
or eonrul it ought to exercise , is one
which merits your careful consideration.
1Vhulo we cannot fail to recognize the
importulco of the vast railway systems
of time country , std their great and bene
ticinl intlumieems uImen the development of
our material wealth , we should , ou the
other hand , rouleutber that no imidivid
tort n ? ' .l nu corporation ought to ho invested -
vested with absolute power over the
interest of other citizens or class of citizens -
zens ,
Thu right of the railway corporations
to duumnd a protitablu return upon their
iuvcstneds nud a reasounble freduuu
in their regulations must ho recognized ,
but U scums only just , so fur as its cnu
stituttonal authority will permit , thnr
crlrJrrss 8/10711(1 prolce ( the pe0pa rut
1i'rgit in llici' inler strttc ! rcrj/ie gyainsl
( netsofi0ji1A/ac "hic/ilimnshatfJorcrIi.
lint tl 3 arcpoucrlcss to prcrcnl.
Now , is tbero nuythiug munbuguous or
Inoanimigletuu in this presuntatiou of thu
ruulwny prubleni Is it mint. clear cmuoimgh
that the uresidemt has a definite opinion
oil this quostiomi , and that optniot
is clearly expressed whet le says that
abuses exist in iho nether of trausporta-
lion over ( lie trunk humus , which rapuire
a ruucdy through legislation ? Is thnto
amiytlting "duliglmtfuliy ambiguous" in
the prestdert'a conelusions , that "con
gross should protect the people at large
in tlfuir , interstate talliu asinst acts o f
injustieo which Ulu state govonnneut s
are powerluas to prevent ? " \Viiat immure
should thtu presiduut sny ? is ho expects d
to draw up a bill to regulate intoratat e
com morco and aubmit it with his mss
sage ? Is it necessary for hum to iuforu s
c(1ugress whuro their jurisdiction ovum
railroads bogies and whom that of tin
Btatui ceases ? IVas ho expected to im
elude in hits message a recommtinuudslie
of railroad lases to ho passed by time state a
fur their local tratllcl
Time conuneut of the Relubllcan tim
tutu renni11der of the mussuge is in keep
ing with its armors about time fisheries an d
time railway Monopolies' Cnnting four a
paper that prudes itself on beimig the ex
1)0110111 of sinunn pure rupublicanisnt , tlli
lumpoemung of a republican prosiduut is
to say thu least , ill decidedly bad taste
TJnc JNDr4N J'lWILG1.M.
General Crook is known to be one o
( lie moat successful Indian fighters , and a
a pacificator be has never load alt equal
All time Indtuua wren ho huts eve
whipped bavu the utnust contidencu ii
hint as a nrnn of huts word amid as a was
counsellor , amid tvhuruvor ire is know
ilnloig the Indiuums Ito is feared nu
respected. In his auuuul report of tin
dupartnent of Arizona , of wluclt bin j
thin cnuunaudur , ha outurs into a discu s
stmt of ( lie snlutiou of thu [ udian prol '
loot , His sulesttons , whuielt are tin
results of navy years uxperucucu anus
Ale l0diau , vuhl uo doubt be rogardC
as Vary v'aluablo in tlm solution of the
Indian question , Ile suggests nothing
that is not sensible , practical , and con.
dsteit ,
General Crook says that there are
certain poutts which arise at once in all
dadimigs with ( lie lndians , amid ono of time
most ditlicult for tllmu to undcrstarnl is
tlm distiuetion between time government ,
that is limn supreme nutliotity , nod the
iudividua ) or agent representing this
authlority. They recognize at onto the
power which is suflicieit to control and
punish or protect them , and respect time
individual holdlmig this power-but the
abstract idea that this lean merely repro.
seats limo government , nod that his
promises , or acliols or recontinondatimis
are liable to bu disallowed by higher
authority , they cauuot understand.
we really tin longer Iuave a frontier ;
and an immouso amount of
capital is invested and cattle
raisers , prospectors and farmers
swarm where , comparatively , a few years
ago rho foot of white then never trod.
These now interests must be protected.
In the settlomnnnt of this question , bay -
big out , entirely , the normal aspect ,
Cietoral Crook says there is simply two
methods , either the Indians utuat be exterminated -
terminated , or they must ho treated with
justice. In almost ovary Indian war the
prime cause thorofor has beet , either the
failure of the govornmeiit to make good
its pleuges , or the wrongs perpetrated
upon thria by unscrupulous , whites ,
This cmditou [ of affairs can no longer
continuo. The lmtdinu bias now sufliient
It11owledgu of the needs of the country
to force ass to deal justly with him , and
if ho is not so doaft with ho will go upon
( ho war path , 'l'imo Indians no longer
are inferior to the whites ill cquipiucnts
rand miiunitions of tvar , and , in his own
country , and with llia own nuodo of warfare
faro , Ito is more that the equal of the
white titan ,
General Crook maintains that , with
all the interests at stake , we cannot af
ford to tight them , and it follows , iuas-
Ouucls as we are culpable , as a
nation , for the existing condition
of affairs , that we must satisfy
then ( lint hereafter they shall be treated
with justice , and protected from the inroads -
roads of wlmito mar , Ifs suggests that
the reservation system o0crs at present
the easiest wayto secure this end. They
should bo taught time methods of agriculture -
ture , anti stiniulated to industry by a
nfarkot for their crops. The Indian
should own laud in severalty under a
patent , so that it cauuot be taken from
him , and when lie realizes that ho iii in-
dupetdent , there will be no further need
of the tribal organization. Time next
atop , as suggested by Geeral Crook ,
would be to give the Indian the ballot ,
which will make him the white man's
equal politically , and enable the two to
hutve a community of interests ,
General Crook is opposed to the disarmament -
armament of the Indians as the first atop
in slue solution of the Indian problem.
Thoy' wnnt ftleirf arias' tirr prot.oti.ei
a while at least , and if disarmed they can
easily procure new guns and auununition.
it would seem then that General Crook
concludes that disarmament would only
be advisable whets the Iudiamis become
cetvimicod that arms are uo longer needed ,
and then they would naturally disarm
themselves.
A'1'UG" JNTIIE JUG ,
A 1Vould ] te hunk ItcliUrr Captarred
at Orl1 , Neb.
Cnrrospoadence of Tint Bar ,
MAUIBON , Neb , , Ikcember .L-1t. is
runuurud around that Frank Wilson , alias
Itarry Clayton , and tiard , intended to rob
the bank at Madison. "Tug" IVilenn , as
lie vas called , canto hereto Madisonaunw
tiulo about the Bret of July and left time
brat week in October. While here h0
sous times acted SuspiciOua , butt u0
lhotmglmt was tikes of it until lie was cap.
turgid at Ord. 't'hey had nrramged to rob
the bank at 4 o'clock p , mil. , ail the deposits -
posits were being put in time vault ,
[ Lu , living here for three mouths , was
well acquainted with time place , 'l'hu do.
toctivus and utlucora cmnu here , tnkiug a
roan in one of ale hot0la. Calling time
laudlord ho asked , showiughimisonupie-
lures of 11'ihsou nand time won0ui with
taint , "Cali you identify thonil „
"Yes ; I cnu , "
"Well , whuro are they ? "
" 1 du not kuuw , but 1 can find.out. A
gentluuunt rucemvdd a letter frout lmim a
weak or two ago , "
" 11'tdl , you see if you cnu lu d out. "
'J'he humdluid then called plc gcutile-
Oman mod asked him 1f be bud tlm mold rust
nf'l'ug IVdson Ile deeilted that 1mu did
out know where hu uus ,
"I thud receive a letter from him , " said
lie , but 1 lust thu letter , nud I honestly
du not know his addressn
'l'imo ' hlimdloid tht'u retuned to tin"
r0nnl vvboro time ultic + t a welu mid told
t tlemlu shut tie man lead said , adutag ;
"I guess Ie 'don't knot , or lie would
tell . '
seers , htiwuver , Hutt hue nddross I ItA
i kmuwribueuuisu time tfkuma avclhuukd
ale umsil going nut f umim Madison Ulu
text uurnumg ( std fuuud the letter
that hunt been wnlton to 1Vml-
son iuforuing luimi Hutt time elli
' curs t crc on his track , lu this way they
e fuuud where 1Vilson was , and went to
OrI , where Iw was arrested.
A large , tile ) lean I f horses w'ero
' nearly poisonud hero , 'I'lie owner foil
them nr puils , aid iusunnJ tvmy happeiied
f to sue suuething in the fuednud suspect.
0d it. 'I'akfug it to thu chrmmuist , it was
5 fouled to be l'nmis grecu , nud three timues
. a Isrgu dose. I'hd on ncr thuimks it was
r tau much , and that the Itorsu would imp
cat thu food , RerowTin : ,
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IlnOdR Fat'xnpnt tlln
n Is dosignud to uncut the vwants of those
d nho nucd it uedictne to build , then up ,
u give tlcm ao apputitu , pultfy ( hide blond
3 std oil up time tuutehtutir'f their bodies ,
Nu other aticlu ta1'es hold of time mu' stem
until hits exactly the spot like l laid t
Sarsaparilla , It works Ilke magic , reach
0 ing uv'ury' peat of timehuuullubody' througl
g the blocal , , giyiug to all twtewed liltt tut'
d uuegy' , $1 u bottle ; six fur Sri ,
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Cures Rheumatism , Lum-
bngoLaraolaclr , Sprains and
Bruises , Asthma , Catf.rrh ,
Coughs , Colds , Sere Throat ,
Diphtheria , Burns , Frost
Bite ; , Tooth , Ear , and Hoar !
echo , and ail pains and achos.
The test Internal And enerml remedy In the
world , nrerrbottle gunntee1. Soil l.ymedkme
deataeelaywhere mectloneInelghtlanruuer ,
rrlce to cents and f.ca.
FOSTER , MILOUHO 8 CO. , Prop'r/ ,
nurr ALO , rm. y. u , s , A.
S1'AT1 .IOTrINGS.
Ilutnboldt is illumnlnatod with gay.
Threshing still contnntes ht Ferias county.
Nebraska City fools tls need of better tine
protection.
Orleans is assured of a crotuuery and cheese
factory eumubiued ,
North Ilend voted to bond thu town C lOOOO ,
worth for fire apparatus.
A cheese factoiv is one of the prosleetlvo
iogirnveu.euts of Ilnurlmldt.
Time now Masonic luill of Lincoln will be
thrown open to the public this week.
Foss k lfitcltell the Lincoln pork packers
still endeavor to kill 100 hugs ( Iaily.
Freeport , lll. Ctadtalists , with n roll of
SOOOem ) , ate about to start a bank tit Bloom-
( ugttnm.
The Clay County f ierald says dial corn in
that rogbn will average mifnetycight bushels
to tine acre.
T bl , ( 'attonwlro , fell from n train ill Northi
Platte , binuday , is locuvoring front rho inju
lies rectived.
There has 1)0015 cunsdCrable [ layimmg on of
hauls throughout time state since the standard
time was i0augurated.
T. J , l'otterson , a prominent citizen of
111 + iug City , died suddenly of bemumrlingo of
time l mgs last 'I'uesduy ,
'rho sheriff of Yunktii swooped down on n
iiox o tidal at Battle Croak last week and
lugged trio off to the embryo stuto.
The Ibltne fur the Fuendless ( lu Lincoln is
hi 1meed Ilf RtilIjIlies. ' 1 lie S5,000 anpropriatetl
uy the legislature hat gone into buiiduss. ;
'I'ho''Onmaha'fheatric11l ( 'uugrauy"is sail.
lug thuongll the state with n great tlourib of
trumpets , Ouudu i tni ht feel proud of tlieut
if they were Arquntitumm [ es.
Aloxamihfa needs an opera house , n build.
lug nsoeiatuui , wattr wurks and tine npplna
tus , Imd time wide awaku teen w ith tnouuy to
invest in uimummactories ,
Mr. I'humer , living ab tut nine miles northwest -
west of bliudeu , has keen burned out of huuso
ouch huome by a prnitic tiro. Three hursoasvero
1)uruod with thuather property.
'file new branch of time B .L M , from Odell
to 1Vashitigsun 14miP ms , ii heimug e.tmatrmict'II
rapdly ; atll'.iLit , tie cnmuiuitoucc of favor ible
weather vihi ho coruplet0d ultead of contract
tiume.
155mhoo fs builllng high hopes out Elio po'e i
hility..f t to C tic t ; . a'nl N .rcriwartern coin.
ice down that vvay ( tout Fretrnnd , thus coumr
pulling the 11 , & bl , ill selt deftame to build
north from ilshlmuul ,
'limo Fehld City Journal calls loudly for an
uffectivu tire pr''teotiuA , 'rho presPnt fucili-
ties are buckets , nmsclo aml wells. The ladies
are to Auld a festival to raise funds to pur-
ehusu a tire ongiue.
Time Enterpuiso , (1f Aiitngton , Washington
county , is the Cutest newspaper venture fu the
.lain , . ' 1'hs.tuibli i.ors . puioiw a red-hot Pa
1'ter. A few copies lit every' ltou'o ant para.
Iyzu ' stoves and coal bills mit cite Rtvoimp.
The engineers of the S mix City k Pacific
have located the line for niuoty miles. The
getreral direction us west , the terminus of the
Ineatod line nu Autelopo creek , . being uoarly
due wont of Yuleuttite.
A yonthRd couple w lin ) mad peon tnarrird by
a nthmisterof the 1)nnkmtrd f.th [ fuuud their
it u nits kicking vigorint.ly , and TIe Ueatrfex
Democrat soy's J ustico IJttlrjuhn ammllod the
cuntiact stud sent theta home to time arms of
their roslwetivo mmmmuuty ,
A tow days ago the B. k bf , passenger from
the west collided witlu a wlmgu15 a few miles
hnynud Ilastiugs. The driver wits ridliug In
time buttoue of the wagon when the eui limo
struck time hind wliotis aunt savttevad them
mud time box iii splinters over tin" pruimla. 'fume
driver was fund uncunscinue when the trout
stepped nud picked limit ui. 11o woe taken
to Itistiligs ilmmd irmufe as cimGlCtable as
riblu ill the statfun , tihurtly aRor ho o ; cued
his n , us for tin" 1irt thine , sO"i d at surnnumd-
lug objects tuid slmnutrd , " I'hut's the uutnber
of thRcar that stnick me + " lie was sent
h/line Iii a ca
FAinn Jlmtinr t''t iuiif 1rnn ,
ClNc1NNA1'1 , O11. . C , hull , of the
Cln'lslinn .Slrnirlrlrrl , (111(1 of the nmost
aiduly trod reltgiuus pupore , states Hutt
niter luavimmg visited mmeamly every state
cud territory in time Lutuu he is lure-
pmitrd to endorau St. .hmc"bs Oil as a
( ( Oil derfu1 puin'relicwiuq mold hedlog
remedy. Ile cites n'murkahiu cures.
l'elloy lime , a lntrlingteln , Li , , nrtldteet ,
utTris L , ( mubh the do.lgm , supunutou.i . thin
urostructloui , nud umuulgu sugar corks (1 (
hufor ) 11 dlt1mb i f prrdit's''tor and ubome 10
per rout min cag iud luvi'stetq the buildlng of
which In Beatrice Is boiog agituttd ,
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timid a few of our BEST and most DE IItABLE
G.1INS , all of which will undoubtedly be sold within a few
ha as they are exceptionally low an t selected from our large list
as being unequaled bargains , both for speculators and for tlloso
desiring a home.
OIIAIILI CITY YItOPEItTV.
No , 3i-Itosidenco , property , 4 blocks from street car line , near
Ilanscom Turk , house of l1 rooms , lot 00x300. $2,000 cash , balance
long timo. $3,000 ,
INu. 47-Warehouse , BBxOO , on U. P I1. It , side track. Best lo
catmor in ( ho city. $16,000.
No. 914 iota on S. 10th street , E.tsy terms. Etch , $300.
No. 102-Elouso amid lot. House , 5 manna amid b.isontcuL Lot , 60
x140 , S.10tln street , near Charles , $800 down , bdluuco in 2 years ,
$1 400.
No. 84-6 lots , l6x132 ; each , S 10th at. Must be sold altogether ,
$4,000.
No. 77-3 houses , 2 brick and 1 frame , on lot 00x13 : , S. 11th at. ,
$4,000 cash , balance lon , timo. $7,250.
No. 101-Ono acre lot , with house of 4 rooms , near Hans.
corn I'turk. Easy terns. $3,700.
No , 'l0-Ouo micro lot amid house , 4 rooms , 4 blocks , S. St. Mary's
avenue strcot car lino. Very cheap. $3600. ; Lilermd terms ,
No. 11-3 houses and lots , 60x140 , S : 10th Bt , , N of railroad. This
is the hest hargltiu for an investor ever ' 'tiered ' in thin city. $7,600.
No , 110-:1 good lu + asu of 5 roams , with baaentemit mud other good
improvenmeuts. Iuot , 50x160. 1''l uit and ( uvergruen trees 0 yours old.
Nice residence property. E nsy terms. $3 200.
No. 10-New house and bare. Lot , 132x148 , Titus is a vary desirable -
sirable residence property , itnd is offered at a low price. 1ViiI exchange -
change for frut property , $1,600.
No. frl-d lots in Lows 2 1 mutditiomi , very cheap and on easy terms.
No , 12-10Onr'res of iniprovcd hard ill Ilitchcock county , Nebraska ,
ran ing iu price from $3,60 to $1) per acre.
Nn. 176(1) ( uterus of gund ftrmi laud in Dawson County. 1Vill ox-
chnuge for city property. $3 GO per acre ,
No 21)-Au ) SO-acre farm near 1Vnhmumi , M'isl uri , Atchison county.
$27 00 per micro.
FARM LANDS.
No. 110-Farm of 184 Lures , 2H smiles from Beltovue , its Sarpy
county , 2 houses , bars stud oilier first class immiproveneuta , well
watered , mid has soveril aorea of tinubur land. $4 + ) per acre , k cash ;
balance long tine at 8 per cunt intereat. This is nn extra hllrguin.
NO. 22-The best farms in Nebraska , 7 miles froltl Ouutlsn , cuutaino
150 acres , 2 mouses , wails , cistermis , hares amid ail other fitt class [ m
prnvemnetts. AIBu orchard matured amid bearing. Will exeluulge for
city pro ; arty.
No. 107-Soveral valuable and low-priced tracks of l md'in Madison
county.
' ° 10 ttrms ; within from 9't' 19 miler n [ rniLo.1. anti " $ pitieno of ha-
provrcl lmsnds , near 'Tahiti Itock , Nebraska , all c''nvuuiemtly near
market , and in many insnmces ollcrad at great bargains. Particulars'
cnu be obtained by writing ( u us , or by calling at our office.
[ n addition to the above we have for sale hnudrcds of residence
lots in all ! ruts of the city , and reside ice nud business property.
Also'a nuulber of vabtable firms amid ticussuds of acres of maim'
proved lands in ail parts of the state.
In addition to our Itual Estate business proper wo rent houses mud'
faros , pay taxes , and lean mo oy on first class real eetato'county. . '
ILwing an agent in nearly every town ill the state , laud buyers
who wish to intake investmauts in Nebraska will fiud.cur fauihities for
ftiruutshtmg dennripti"mus mitud locatinn of lauds , and auy imif''rmmuation of
tliia character inure Ratisfuct''ry than can ho u.btuin0d ; elsewhere.
COiLitE-l'ONDENCE SOLiClTED :
II' . Bi Ill1)Y cir CO . [ teal Estate Agents , auushwuat corner 16th
and Farnaut streets , Omtaha , Nuh ,
STEEPLE JOHNSON& CO. ,
Wholesale
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FLOUR , SALT. . SUGglS , CANNED GOOI I ND ( tL GROCERS' ' SUPPLIES
A FULL LINE OF TILE BEST IItti.NDS CF
Cigars and Manufactured Tobacco.
A'"FNTS FAR RFNIVRQA NAILS AND LAFLiN & RAND POWDER CD'
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Carriaes , BllgiesRoaE1 ,
AND TWO WHEEL CARTS ,
1810 sod 1320lluary Stnet at'n 10.1 H. 18th Street , -OMAHA Nl",1 '
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tny Brpt Itory Isasmtaawy sr oil with a seltcthstcs'k. Sleet winauwnehlp guaranteed.
Office and Factory S + W Corner 16th and Capitol AYaniw , Qrah
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