Nebraska Newspapers

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p. o. ox , 483 Omalift , Neb.
BUFFIXOTON'S "roformotory insUtn-
lions" bill la a Rood thing for Bil
Stout.
iv O'Donovan lloBt.i recovers ho will
inako more money than over ont of his
notoriety.
K.VOI.AND rejoices moro ever the hoot
Ing of O'Donovnn Roasn than over the
killing of n thousand Arabs.
Tun woman who ahot O'Donovnn
Rosin is by no means n lunatic. There
was too muoh method in her mndncaa.
TUB people cf Nebraska do not wnn
i the legislature to monkey with the high
1 license h\v. If tbu liquor men knov
when they nro well off they will lot well
enough nbne.
PAT McAiiDLE , chairman of the com
inlttco on claims , has recommended the
allotrancaof Pot.llanos'clairoB , Whether
the legislature will go pi'y ' Pat haa no
been aocort.iincd.
Now that it has become the fashion to
introduce ) null dynamite bills in the
variom legislatures , it need surprise no
ono to ( oa eomo enterprising Nebraska
legislator como to the front with eom
mich measure.
Wn agroa with Jnlitn Ciusar in the
statement that all gall is divided int
throe parts. la Nobraskn ono part i
composed of the railroad lobbyists ; on
other part ia mndo np of insurance agents
and the other part embraces the claim
agents. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
IN the cases of the Union PaciG
agilnat the United States the court o
claims has decided that the railway com
pany owes the government $2,758,052
It is now in orJcr for the Union Paclfi
to ask for an extension , of sixty yeara on
this judgment along with its other in
debtedness.
A PORTION of the saloon men cf Omah
have determined to make an effort t
law * -ho tigh 1 , , ubc mducod , and hnvo
sent Mojsra. Dellono and Pratt to Lin
coin in the opacity of lobbyists. It !
uald that they will be assisted by Fran
Walters , if the railway lobby can spar
his service ? .
THE board of education has very properly
orly refused to rent any of the schoo
buildings for Sunday school purposes
The board Is correct in taking the grounc
that auch rental would open the doorj.t
every sect , and that the public schoo
houses should not in any way bo used for
lOatarian purposes , but only for the pub
lic day schools.
i On. BILLY WHITNEY , son-in-law
of Senator Payne , of Ohio , fceh pretty
uuro of warming a sent in Graver Cleve
land's cabinet. There's nothing like coal
oil to grease the wheels of political
machinery. If Whitney ia elevated to
the cabinet it will bo a reward for the
§ 105,000 spent by the Payne family m
tbo presidential campaign.
THE board of education has decided to
Iirtvo nn iron stairway built nt the north
end of the high school building and to
liavo two standpipes erected. This is a
stop in the right direction , and ono which
ought to have been taken long ago. II
is hoped that there will now bo no delaj
in making these improvements which will
render the building much safer in case ol
fire. Lot the work bo done at once.
A COMLMMKNTAKY notice of the litera
ry of work Uonry F. Koenansays : "HI
first itory , 'Trojan,1 was accepted and
in part published by the Manhattan
[ againc , but unfortunately Mr. Pod-
< lor'a pilfering * woao brought to light and
iho magazine stopped before the story was
nded" TJiis ii an unfortunate bull on
the part of Mr. Ivoonan'a biographer , the
Inforance being that It was a misfortune
that Poddor's ' pilfering * , which supported
the magazine , wore discovered. Perhapt
iho author .of "Trajan" would have prefer
red to have Mr. Podder keep on stealing
until his story had been completed.
O'DONOVAN Jlo sA now know * how it
IB htuigolf. He has boon given a done of
hia ou-n modioino. Ho has been shot by
* woman , who probably > ms the agent
to carry out A prooouoorCod plan of
ravongo cither in behalf of tko wounded
Phelin , or in the Jntorcstn of the
English. There Is a deep niyvtery snr-
roQiiding the affair , and when unravelled
It will very likely caueo a grttt sensa
tion. The death of O'Donovan Jloam
would no doubt ylvo great aaoiefaotio n to
the English people to whom ho has In'ou
| n Er ° at source of fear , although ho r
. alvvaya rugarcod by < ] ieso who know him
K \ ' > * finiat blow-hard who took the credit
I \ot ( Jovisingnnd directing nearly all the
'dynamite outrages that have been com-
ilttoi Jn England , when aa a matter of
> t ho know little cr nothing abant
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UONKST INSURANCE.
The policy of some iniuranco compu
te ] Is to take all the ininranco they caa
ot on property , without regard to its no-
ail luo , and when It is destroyed they
o through A process called adjustment
a mcetUin Us re&l value. Meanwhile
hey InVo boon robbing the policy holder
> y compelling him to pay premiums on a
sum not warranted by the property , nntl
it the tame time by thii over-insurance
hey are constantly holding ont an in-
lucemont for Incendiarism. To put nu
nd to this way of doing bntlnoss a bill
ian been intrcducoJ In the New York
cgiihturo providing that the amount
pcclflcd In an insurance policy na the teal
al value of the properly shall bo conclu
sive proof of the value of such property in
case of total destruction by lir.3
tnd that In cnso of partial destruction by
a , .ipprMsDrs ehall determine whether
: ho nmnunt of the policy Is in excess o
iho value of the property. Should Iho
apptiilsers so determine , the policy holder
hall bo entitled to recover , in addition to
; ho value of the property destroyed , or
amount equal to the dilFaronco be
tween the premiums en the at.
sussed value nnd those actually
laid upon the policy , with inUras
rom the date on which the policy bm
joon issued. This seems to us to be n
fair bill , and ono which ought to meet
with favorable considerition at the hands
o ! the Nebraska legislature. It certainly
will have a tendency to compel honoat
insurance , as Insurance companies would
under such a law bo very careful not to
permit ever insurance. If any company
is so greedy as to insure property for
moro than Us value simply in order to
Increase the amount of its premiums , it
should certainly bo compelled to pay the
full amount of the policy In the event of
the total destruction of the properly.
MANUAL TRAINING.
Manual training , in connection with
the public school system , is coming Into
popular favor in nearly all the largo cities
of the east. It hni been Introduced in
Boston , Philadelphia nnd Chicago , nnd
in tho.so cities it has boon found to work
very satisfactorily. The object Is to teach
children the rudimentary elements of
sorno industrial pursuit , so that whllo
they are receivingmontnlinstrnction they
are at the came time acquiring an educa
tion of the hands which will bo of prac
tical use to them when they leave school
and are thrown upon their own resources.
The principal defect in our
odcoational system is that the
mind alone receives instruction whllo the
bands are wholly neglected. The hand
should bo trained in oDnnoctlon with the
mind , and this is exactly what the man
ual system ia Intended to do. This is a
busy , practical ago , and the tendency is
to make children self-supporting and in
dependent. The manual system will
provo particularly beneficial to the chil
dren of poor people , who no doubt will
bo glnd to learn that our board of educa
tion has taken steps towards its introduc
tion into our schools. It Is not intended
to bo compulsory , but for the
benefit of those who desire to take ad
vantage of acquiring some knowledge of
some of the practical pursuit > of life , and
furthermore it la designed only for the
older nnd moro advanced pupils. A sys
tem of manual training can be introduced
and maintained at comparatively small
coat , and wo have every reason to believe
that it will provo decidedly popular and
successful in connection with tho'schools
of this city. Wo hope that the committee
of the board of education to whom the
matter has boon referred will at once
make a thorough Investigation of the
subject and recommend for adoption the
most approved system. It Is an experi
ment well worth trying , and wo believe
it will bo generally endorsed by the
patrons of tha public schools.
TOO MANY BILLS.
If a brick wore thrown wherever there
Is a legislature assembled
it would bo n
matter of surprise if it did not hit a rail
road lobbyist. There Is not a leg'slaturo
in session that is not besieged with rail
road lobbyists , who have been muatared
to the front to prevent any railroad
latlon. There is everywhere a demand
for laws regulating freight and passenger
traffic , and other railway business. The
people of Nebraska nro not alone in suf
fering from extortions and discrimina
tions. The people of Colorado are cry
ing aloud against railroad abases. Sc
are the people of Utah , Iowa , Minnesota
Dakota , Wisconsin , Illinois , Now York
Pennsylvania and Missouri , and othoi
states. In the legislatures of those state :
various bills for railway regulation have
been Introduced , but whether any oi
them will bo passed remain ;
to bo seen. The railroad lob.
by everywhere is thoronghlj
organized and hard at work , while thi
advocates of railway legislation lad
organization and nro not united in theii
ideas upon the subject. Too many bilh
are Introduced , and hence the railroad
workers find it comparatively oaey tc
defeat all legislation , whereas if ono good
bill wore Introduced and agreed upon
and not embarrassed by twenty or thirty
otiiera that are almost worthless , wo
might hope for its pasta e.
THEIIE has been a great deal of talk
about the hesitancy of Senator Bayard
In accepting the office of secretary of
state , If offered to him , for fear that Ills
lurso couldn't stand the drain that would
DO made on It on account of the many
social requirements of the position. If
Senator Bayard really entertains any
such Idea ? , he Ii nut the m < m for the
jilaco. Bocausa Secretary Frcllnghuysen
U ciodlted with having spent several
Km oi more than hit salu.v ( n ranking the
secretary of ctnto'a ollica inoro of a high
eocfnl station than an important diplo
matic position , it ia o good i
reason why his successor
ehonld follow In hia footstep ! in that re
spect , The next secretary cf state by
living within his salary of $8,000 n year
and cutting off all unnecessary exponszs
for social entertainments , which ho is
ot required by hw to givewill ] certainly
orit the esteem of the people. Wo
opo the next secretary of state * ill pay
more attention to the duties of his office
han he will to social matters. It is not
, t nil necessary that the secretary of state
hall bo a society dado , whcse tlmo and
lonoy are devoted to the giving of balls ,
occptlcns nnd dinner parties for the
enefit of the American nobility who
eck to ape the manners of foreigners who
cprcsont foreign countries at Iho .u
loml capital.
DAKOTA wnnta congress tD iimlto nn
appropriation for a monument to bo
reeled in that territory in honor of the
lomcstecd law , but why it should ba
ocated In Dakota any more than in any
> art of Iho cow west wo cannot quite un
dorttnnd , nor can wo quite comprehend
why any such monument should bo erect
at all. The Chicago Jfcraldvory sontibly
ys :
Thohomostcndlawnoeds no monument ,
and If it did , ono phco west of the Miss
'sslppl is as appropriate for iti location
is another. Whoiover there Is n farm
: akon up under tint law , | lioro will c
iulliclcnt monument bo found
Marble , granite , or braei
cannot moro appropriately or sue
ceasfully commemorate n legislative enactment
mont than the results of that enactment
It would bo a very fine thing for tin
little town of Mitchell to hnvo a grcn
monument built within its limits by pub
io munificence , nnd so it would for manj
other towns , but nothing of the kind Is
needed anywhere. Some centuries hence
If It shall then bo found that cattle com
panics , railroad corporations and uon
resident noblemen have In ono way nnd
another dispossessed the small farmer ,
of their holdings and gained title to cnor
mous estates on which the people llvn a ;
tenants , it may be n good idea to erect n
monument to the homestead law , but no
now.
The old war horse ridden In many n
fierce nnd bloody battle by stonowal'
Jacknon , the confederate general , hai
boon shipped from Lexington , Vn , . , t
the Now Orleans exposition to bo placei
on exhibition. The animal was som
months ago given to the Virginia Military
institute by Mrs. Jackson , who had benn
caring for the famous old charger at he :
homo , In North Carolina. It is rathe :
remarkable that the horse has lived s
iong , bnt maybe It is a special net o
Providence in sparing him to bo oxhbitec
at the Industrial exposition twenty years
after the close of the civil war , the largeat
of Its kind ever undertaken In the south.
This is an attraction that will Interest
everyone , and particularly old soldiers.
[ iSV Louis licpublican ,
Stonewall Jackson's horse is probably
Intended "stand-off" to the
as a - Liberty
bell. Wo now suggest that the petticoats
In which Jeff Davis was captured bo sent
to the World's expostlion for exhibition.
They will ba "an attraction that will in
terest every ono , and particularly old
soldiers. "
CLEVELAND is not catechleing the shin
ing lights of the democratic party so
much for the purpose of ascertaining
what they know as ho is to learn some
thing himself. Wo venture to siy that
such men as Carlisle and Randall can
teach him a great deal , and after ho has
thoroughly catechlaod them several times
ho will probably know a great deal more
about the doctrines of the two wings of
the democrnoy thnn he does now. "We
ranged over a largo number of topic ? ,
and I ascertained that Mr. Cleveland is a
splended listener , " suys Mr. Carlisle.
By the 4th of March Mr , Cleveland
ought to bo a pretty well posted man if
ho continues to make good use of hla
lime. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
THE city council will receive the
thanks of a suffering and footsore public
if it will immediately order that ilat-stono
cross walks bo laid down on Farnam
street in placa of the eharp-polntcd stones
that penetrate the soles of the pedestrians.
Wo understand that there Is now in the
treasury , money that can bo used for this
purpose and wo hope that the council
will take immediate action in regard to
this matter.
CONSOLIDATED cheek Is. well repre
sented at Lincoln by the insurance
agents who are lobbying against every
measure that will affect their interests.
The foreign companies , of course , are
opposed to the homo institutions. The
whole Insurance business , as conducted
in Nobraskn , needs an overhauling.
, Perhaps it might be discovered that a
, healthy reform is needed.
IF Bnffington's ' "reformatory institu
tions" bill Is passed , it Is safe to say that
Mr. Stout will immediately locate ono of
his worknonscs at hia Louisville stone
.
quarry. That bill , by the way , should
bo very carefully dissected by the legis
lature. It will , perhaps , bo found to be
a little too stout for adoption.
PAT Hawoa Is ttlll on deck with hla
little claim.
Seventy Years Old ,
Chicago Herald.
Mr. Cleveland Is said to have replied
to a suggestion that ho should call a cer
tain venerable democrat to his cabinet
with the remark : "Ho ia seventy years
old. " This is interpreted by the oracles
as meaning that the president-elect Is to
have only young men about him and that
the ancient wheel-hone must go to the
rear.
In ono eonse this policy would not bo
objectionable , but in another It would.
There are some democrats not yet forty
years of age who would bo a curse to any
administration , and on the other hand
there are democrats of seventy , and , per-
hap ? , more , who would bo apt to give a
good deal of toco to the ox-mayor of Buf
falo if ho should asjoclata tho.ti with
himself. Tha matter of ago out-lit not to
control hla appointments to the caMnet.
Allen G. Thuinun Is'aovcntytwofycars
of age , but ho would give Mr , Cleveland's
administration ; nero character aid ability
than a whole room full of Bill Whltneys ,
-ho may bo under foity live. The Ho-
rjld Irn&ls thu. the geivutnan from New
\ork will recover from his dhllko of men
who ro seventy years cf ngo. Uo will
know more InmicH when ho Is that old.
A Dlirci-onuo of Opinion ,
ThoBoUinGioba s ys : "Tho movement -
mont on foot in Wajhlngton for reduc
tion in the rate of pound-'postiigo to news
paper publisher is so just that there can
' 10 no excuse on tlio part of congress to
of mo it n pisea o. "
The Springfield Roputllcan says
There Is really no good reason why con
rees should reduce the postaga on nows-
inpora from two 1o ono cent u pound. "
NI4W0.
HAKOrA ,
Tha forgo Masonic t.'innlo was dedicated
Hi tho2Hli inst.
A Holland colony jj being established in
Campbell county ,
The publishit ) ? of n German paper In Sioux
'alia is contemplated ,
Tha report of the trcnitirorof Dakota shows
nero than 8200,000 surplus in the treasury.
The Black Hills counties complnin of In-
indent mail Ecnlco from Northern 1'aciDc
> olnt ,
The Rcml-ammrtl statement of the treasurer
if Ynnkton county Miows n balance of § 10-
ill.'JO in the tioasury.
lihmnrck professes to bcllovo the "removal
cliumo Iin3 tiki ! tmturnlly nntl will give rise
o no moro trouble. "
The bill extending the thiio for the pay
ment of tixes tu Juno lit recently passal the
'loueo by nn unanimous veto.
Tha Ynnkton pork packing homo is said to
ba crowded to ita utmost capacity , slaughter-
'tisond p.ickin ? 500 hotja daily.
The long-continued anil inUnao cold of tha
.vinti'r has mailo the wolves tk'spi'rnto with
lumber. In some localities they have bccomo
eally dangerous.
The erection of a new county from thn
ivosturn portion o Douglas and a part of
"jh.irlea Mix counties , In ono of the many new
clieinea being canvassed.
Two hundred and slxty-tbroo miles of rail
way wore laid by five companies lu Dakota
during the past year. Only two etatos in the
union , Iowa nnd Minnesota , exceeded this
amount.
Deadwood-Fiorro freighters nro Ending
.ho present winter anything but plon.sant or
nohtable , the inUiiso cold causing movement
ilow and laborious ) , Ono outfit was forty
days from Pierre to Deadwood ,
The wheat crop for 188 Ha varlouslyl esti
mated at from 2.,000,000 to 23,000,000 bush-
o s ; ilax , 3,003,000 , bushels ; corn , 2,600,000 ,
bushels ; barley , 2,000,000 buthela ; oats , 10-
100,000 bushels.
Bills have been introduced in the legislature
representing appropriations to the amount of
57tO,000. This added to the present territorial
debt of $ 100,000 will swell the liabilities of the
terriUry to Sl.lOO.OCO.
It. Sturpoon , druggist , nnd mayor of Cham
berlain , ia en trial befoto United States com
missioner Morrow for eelling whisky to
Left-handed Thunder , and Indian on Brulo
accucy. The Indian get mad at Sturgeon and
gave it away.
A Mifs Burris , of Dendwood , .iced 17 , met
with a terrible accident on the l2d. ! While
trimming a kerosene lamp it exploded , the
burning oil falling over her clothes , burning
her In n tcrriblo manner. She died of her in
juries the following day.
The murderer , Hank Lewis , before leaving
Plankintou after hia acquittal , purchased n
Winchester rillo , laid in n largo supply of
cartridges and announced hia determination
to return to his claim "on the Cedar , " and
hold the fort against the world , the flesh nnd
the doril ,
The Yanktan 1'rcps and Dakotaian finds
consolation in thocapital removal from that
placa by reviewing the fact th t the pork and
beef interest of that town now diatrlbut )
tnoro than ? 200,000 monthly , while the legis
lature , when there , was only good fern measly
8100,000 every two years.
The legislature of Dakota contains sixteen
natives of Iowa , fifteen of Minnesota , eleven
of Wisconsin , eleven of Illinois , two nach of
Ohio , New York , Nebraska , Maine and Ver
mont , and ono each of Pennsylvania , Califor
nia , Indiana , Kansas nnd District of Colum
bia. Missouri is represented by 0. ,
_ A Dead wood husband pnblieh'qd'this ' ' no
tice : "My wife , Sarah , has ahot my ranche ,
when I didn't dee a thing too her an' I want
it distinctly understood that any man that
tikes bur in and keera for Huron my account
will get himself pumped so full of lead that
some tenderfoot will locate him for a mineral
clarno. A word to the wise is sufficient nn'
ortorworkon fools. "
The Oliver transportation bill which passed
the lower house of the legislature requires
railroad companies to receive grain or other
freight on equal terms from wagons , sleighs ,
warehouses , nnd elevators , and from all per-
SODA for shipment in bulk , and to furnish cars
for the tame within n reasonable length of
time. It prohibits rebates nnd discrimination
of every sort , and provides damages in tha
sum of $100 for eich failure to comply with
the provisions of the law. The bill will pass
the council and become n law. Southwick's
railroad taxation bill , practically the Illinois
law , will zilso pass both houses.
WYOMING.
A well known ranchman blow out the gas in ,
a Clioyonne hotel and narrowly escaped being ,
branded by the angels ,
The strike of the coal miners nt Carho n In
at an end , auamicablo settlement having boon
mddo between tha company nnd the men.
Keoprta from most of the ranges in the ter
ritory indicate vorv little losa of cattle in the
lata blizzards , The per cent of lojs will be
trilling ,
Leo Uushonburgberg and Thomas Kdwards
recently of Fort Culling , Colorado , have com
menced prcparaUoni ) for the establishment of
nn iron foundry in Cheyenno.
Mat Wheeler , n minstrel fromPhiladelnhia.
stumbled on to one of his old gups in n Choy-
on no paper nnd immediately shot himself.
The unfortunate manipulator of the bones te-
riouely injured himself but will reco\or.
The movement to start n reduction worke
at Lnramio baa reached a point that insures
its success. The incorporation papers have
been drawn and active work will begin witli
the spring thaw.
There has been n great rush of land hunters
to the Cheyeuno office. Claims hatobeer
tiled under the various laws repealed by th <
bill which recently passed congress. A tota
of 55,080 ncroa have been taken up under tin
deeert land act.
COLpRAno ,
Goal Creek 1ms it dotf that diinks beer ani
gets drunk.
There Is not ft vacant dwelling house 01
atoro building In Blontrono ,
Ono firm In the Uncompabfrre valley hai
plaotud ten acrci of hops aa an experiment.
Tlio Denver & Kio Grande railway did i
business of § 335,01000 ths past year at
Moiitroao.
The Kurcka mill rcperta 81.000 net profit or
twenty-fivu tons of ore from the Sun IJown , ir
Summit county.
. A first-data creamery ia likely soon to be
established at Lon < rmont. It will utlllzu the
cream of COO cowa dally.
Oil and candlea are en ecarco nt Grant
Lake , on account cf tbo enow blocado , thai
tbo old tlmo "dip" is used.
Senator Tom Bnwen turned another card It
court recently and raked in a decision to recover
cover 81150,000 wotth of mining stock.
Tbo total indebtedness of San Juan count }
amounts to § 172,049.16 , bearing an averagi
rate of InteiCHt at 9 per cent per annum.
Ranchmen in tbo San Luis are predicting
another freshet this spring , Tbo enow fat
has been nearly equal to that of last winter ,
A very Una deposit of clay , similar to that
from which the celebrated Milwaukee brick
are manufactured , has been dfucoverud a few
mi'es north of Colorcda Springs
Thotlrejit Wtbt mine of Park county , one
of the properties ( locked by ] ! rlck 1'cmerny
und the only decent ono be over owned , Mill
yield 812,000 duricg the present mouth ,
The raining outlook for Boulder county has
not looked aa bright for years as it does at tbo
present time. New acd rich strikes are being
repcrted every day , and tlio corclng year
promtsta to bo ono of prosperity for the pick
and shovel
A Swede miner fell down Silver MounUin.
on the Turkey creek ildc , In Sun Miguel
coHiity the other day , and tumbled nnd rolloil
forl.'JOJ -tbjfore f ( topping. Ho w s not
mdly injun-d.
Jaini-i U Morrl ? , n well known Lo dvillo
aycr , lately died , nnd took to hla jjrnvp n
rcrot for manufacturlnp silver "r > i- > ' , " which
, -oro verv beautiful. The art originated and
lied with him.
Tha capital stock of $700,000 has nil bc < m
ubfctlhed for constructing the big Arkauim
"vtr ditch tci irripnto the l mls west of
uena Vi ta nnd Lalhrop. About 80,000
icrea of waste land will bo brought under
niltlvntion by the enterprise.
3N1) OP AN ISCOISNTlllU OAUBEIC ,
Dentil of Prlnco Ilcinldon" ,
PAKIS , Jnnuary 01. The dcntli of
'rlnco Dcmidoll , cf Snn Donota , has
tnrlled Paris thlo week. Many can re
member when young Doniidoll' was the
"Ion of Paris. The papers nio filled now ,
s In old days , with anecdotes of his
duals , nmours nnd eccentricities. Ho In-
"nhcrltod his oddity , with countless mil
tons , from his father nnd uncle. Ills
'athor used to engage n whole hotel for
himself when ho wont traveling. Ills
uncle was just as famous for extnvn
gauco nnd chnrlty. Since the death of
liis first wife , the Princess Molchorskn ,
rlnco Domldoff Ind hold nloof frcn
French aoeloty. The San Donnto sale
ot the pat i > lo talking about him n fov
oara ngo. Then , till ( ho other day , the
boulovnrd ngnln forgot him. llo died o"
The Only Remedies for the Skin
and Blood Universally
Commended.
Wm. T. Toltcn. 072 North Tenth Street , 1'lill.v
dcliihls , reports tliatoiiD of hlaciistomcra stated ts
liim Incidentally that ho was feeling so well nnd had
ifftinoj twciitv-eevcnpoundi in the last year , Ml of
which lie attributed to a syetomitlo course of th
Cutlcurallcsohcnt , which liaar > ro\oJ effectual when
nil wilier remedies failed ,
SORES ON NECK. .
Cliai. Brady , Sommllle , Mass , who refers to Dr
J. J. Wood , druRlst , of this city , certifies to n won.
dcrful euro of running sorc , on the nock which hnt
been treated by hospttit lijslciana without cure
mid which jlclded completely , to the Cutlcuia lletn
cdlcs.
CURED BY OUTIOURA.
My eUn disease , which roiUtod so > cral jioptila
remedies nnd other remedies td\ bed by uhyelciuor
has boon cured by your Uutlcura Remedies. Tbo ,
rurrnssod mv most sanguine expectation ? nnd rapid
ly effected n cure. J. C. AHKNTKUE.
Vincent cs , Ind.
KNOW ITS VALUE.
All of jour Cutlcurn Uomedles plvo very good si
isfiction. The Cutlcura I especially reocmmond fo
tbo diseases for w bleu It la used. I know from o\pcr
dice ItSMiluu.
Dili It. J 1'IUTT , Montollo. WIs.
CUTICTJKA ABROAD.
Through n homo.returned Norwegian , ! have lenrnc.
to know your Cutlcura , which has Inn short tlnv
cured moot an Kczcma that mv physician's medicine
could nut heal
Clin. IIELT2EN , BcrgeD , Norway ,
Agcntuitorrctnlng.
THE POET POWERS.
A feeling of gratitude Impc's mo to ncknowlcdgi
the great merits of your Cutlcura , nnd I cordln ly roc
ommcud It to the pubho ns n very \aluiblo remedy
II. N. I'OWEHS. Bridgeport , Conn
For eale o\ cry where. Price Cutlcurn , the gr
Skin Cure , 60c Cutlcura So p , an e\itil9lto Hkl
Beautltltr , 25c. Cutlcura Hesolvint , the now Blooc
Purifier , 1.
POTTEIl DUUO AND CHEMICAL CO. , BOSTON
. . an exquisite Tollet.Ba
OI1d Nursery Sanative ,
m YOUR BAKWHWIJER TO-DAY
Brands advertised ni absolutely pure
THE TEST :
Plnco a can top down on a hot htove until h&tedthO ]
rumovo the eoror .nd Biiu'll. A chemist will not b > n
lulrad to detect the presence or ammonia.
'
DOES NOT CONTAIN A3DIONIA *
ITS IIEALTHU'LNLSS IU3 NEVER Htt.QIESIIOM. \ .
In A million homes for a quarter of . cinturj it bai
itood the consumers' rollabtu tent ,
THE TEST OF THE OVEH.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. ,
HIKERS or
,
Dr , Price's ' Special Flavoring Extracts ,
Tbi itrontttttniott dtllelooi and oalaralflftior Vnownaiid
. - Dr. Price's Lupulin Yeast Gems
. For Light , llenlthjr llread , The Beit Dry Hop
Yeast In tha World.
- FOR SALE BY GROCERS.
CHICAGO. - ST. LOUIS ,
COLLARS
CUFFS
lURINa THII UARK
AIE THI
FINEST QOOD3
EVER MADE ,
inwj ill Linen , BOTH
Uo'ngs ' AND Exteriors.
Ask for them
CAJtN BROS. . Aeents for Otnah *
PROPOSALS.
UNITED STATES INDIAN 8KRVICE ,
ri.NB R1DOB AOBNCT ,
Dakota , January 12 , 1835.
Sealed proposals In triplicate , Icdori cd , proposal !
for tha erection of one woeelwhjht and Carpenter
shop , one harness , thee and aiiotllancous shops ,
ono slaughter bouse , t o vta on and storage sheds ,
one bake house and cellar , at thin agency and direct
ed to the under Vned , care of Chief Quartermaster
department , rf the H tto , Omaha Neb , w 111 be ro-
cehoJ until 12 in. Saturday , February 14,1685
1'lans and specifications can be examined In tbo
off cu of the cUcf quartet-tranter , ilerartncut of the
1'latto , Omaha , Neb , the "Inter Ocean" Chicago , III.
and the ' 'Journal" at Kanaai City , Mo ,
Contiact will bo a arded to the loweet responsible
bidder , subject th the approval of the department of
the Interior.
The right , however , Is reserved to reject any and
all , or any part of any bid , If deemed for the best In-
tercet otthu sen icif
l'ro | > rsaU must Mate length of time required for
competition of building alter approval ot contract ,
an J must bo accomptlned by a tcrtlllo.1 check upon
some United States Depository , payable to the order
of the lunccrBlgned , for at leatt five (5) ( )
per coat of the amount of the proposal , whlih check
bhall bofoifeitol to the United State In case of any
bidder receiving the awinlj fchall fill to execute
[ iromptly a contract with good tnd tuhlclcnt eccurl-
! ie , according to tbo ti rm of hi * bid , otherwise to
be returned to thv bidder ,
for further Informal on oddrcsa the ondcralgnod
at Pine Hiu''ii Agency , Uikota.
Wouiiderk'xwed will will bo at 1'aston House ,
Omaht , Neb. , i y the mornlni ; ot frldiy , February
' '
V. T , H'OlUTCUDDT
Jan ! 0-3w m U. H , Indian Afea
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN
o IOAN'1COO on rent ctM < from 31) 5tn. .
1 InMiclftl Ku-lmiRf , H03 Kurnum St. MiMp
MONKV TO I.OAN-In jnm of { 10 Mid up , on
horse * . pl.\no , furniture nnd all klmh of
chMtclV. . II Hotter , 1401 Fttnitm St. , ovar
Mow' * hoe dtnro. 85211
MONKV TO LOAN lh to money to IOMI on Im
| irotrilelly pro rrlT. ' In ny tnount to Milt ,
nt reMonaUo rote * W.'H. Hotter , 1454 Knrumft
over Moisi't thco store. S5Stl
MONRY tn loon on chattels by J , T. Itnutty , 213
south 14th fit. OifllcblO
LOANED on ChMtcls. ColUUrnl" , Se
cured Nntc , or lloM Eetato. Financial hx
ch&neo 15C8 vnrt nm st. o41foblp
10 I.UAN In sumsnf $ S < XUnJ utmnrd.
MONEY Dnxls fin. ! Co. , Ecal KaUt nd ! x > n
Agcntf , U05 Farn mSt. tf7 ! If
IONKY leaned on cb > Uol . lUIIrond Tiekols
M1 bought * od tolil. . ForamkD , SIS S. 18th
Tlfl.tf
HELP WANTED.
T T ANTED ? I Is at Doran home , 813 Kjvrnm
\ \ p OMIf
, . . 'HD-A Rood steady boy to" Imtn the print
ItiB tuslncsi. Apply at lleo Counting room
\TANTKII A inUillo aped person to t\ko fare o
> n l by , 110 S. S5th,4th dtor Ircm Dodgo.
T\T 'ANTED-Kitchen filrl 1613 Howard.
PSl-4p
: ) - ( llvo solicitors. AiWrtM Mntua
WANTii-lood Co. , Sttwart N'cb. BSTi-lmp
7ANTKU Glrlat Oarnl hotel , 1010 Maion St.
AV 082 f. .
AVV
A ttlcbw lady with a little trlrl n
\V hcuso koopir. Apply at 1212 Capitol a\o
035-4p
l7ANTEl-01rl for gcncrnl houtcuork 7013 How
V ard St. C37-Ip
ANTKD Two dining room girls at Arciilo ho
W til 121D Douglas St. C4p
L7"ANTKU Two Rlrls. A ilrst-c'nsi cook and i
,1 homo maid for second work. Apply at N. K
corner Chicago and 21st streets. 031 4
\\7ANTED-airl for general li n o work. Apv > " ;
VV to Mrs. F. d. Hush , corner 10th and Mnaon St
WANTED Olrl to do general Ir use work&t 51
I'loXAiitltrcetM. OH. B23-3p
\ \7ANTED-Boy to learn book-keeping , good sit
uatlon. J. B. Smith , 1518 Douglas St.
8SS-2p
WANTED A flnt-clasi dining rcom girl nt th
Metropolitan. No other noul applj. 7S3tf
Agents to toll Oatoly'a Unlvenal IMv
cater ; on monthly payment * . Addresicrca
onW.J ) . P. Lowry , room D , 110 N 10th 8t,0uiah
697fc\i3n
ANTKD lUnrdcrant 1212 CnpUul avo.
W avo.B70foh7p
\T7ANTED-100 solicitors , good pnv to the rlgh
V } man. Addrcsa Nebraska Mutual Marriage lien
cflt nnsoclatlon , Fremont. Neb. Ollfcb
SITUATIONS WANTED.
TIP ANTED By n young man , bpst of hahltj an
Vi good reference , nbltuatlonns book-kccpor. Ai
tlrtsa "S. S. " care of Bee. 000p
\T7ANTKD-By a German girl n situation as coo
VV or general housework. Addrcsa "M"831 Sout
22dSt.OinahaNeb. D37 C
Situation by nn experienced hostler
WANTED work ol any kind. Addropa "h
L. Bco olllcc. 035-2p
"VTTANTED A homo in a prnnto familybvn wldo
VV lady who la willing to make hcreellnscful. A )
ply ntWomana Association. 093-Ep
WANlED-Situatlon by n young girl todirhan
her work , or aa waitress. Apply at S. W. co
6th and Pierce. 030-3i [
WANTED Situation as second cook. Inquire J
O.thlsoBcc. ( 9.0-2p
WANTED Umplo\ mont by n young man , care
horses preferred. Reference from last cninlov
cr. Address "J. B. C. " this ollico. fc9
oung married nun wanta situation u beekeeper
keeper , In wholoule caUblUhmenl In Omnh
Address " 0. " care Bee. 890-tf
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
"r\7 ANTKD A hotel to take charge of , by n ma
f T of fwenty-dvoj care experience , can give bes
of references. Addresa "K. M."Bco olllco. 980-4p
TT7ANTED To rent n house with 4 or 5 rooma nn
VV barn by family of two , rent not to bo mor
than from $10 to S2u , must bo In good location , ion
sure. Address "M. O. " Bee cilice. OS3-4p
WANTED To rent by small reliable family bo
fore first of May.eottago flvoor six rooms withl
17th and Cnss , 22d nd St. ilnry'a n\o. Kent mode
ato. Addrcsa "Cottage. " Bco olllco. 8S8-6p
" \TTA NTED A good canx a8f or to sell teas. Awpl
atMcoro'B , 807 north 16th St. 93-2p !
" \\7"ANTED Agents for every citj nnd town I
\ I Nebraska for a cheap fast Belling nrticlo used 1
ovorv faioilv , blgprollts. C'jllor nddro-s agent o
tbo Blulne ManuUcturing Co. , S. W. corner 16th an
Hurt St. 813 0 |
" \ \7ANTED To rent a cottage 2 or 3 rooms goo
I water and barn , Addiess "U. S. " Uco ollico
705 2p
ANTKD-TO THADKrtCHlIS OF IAN
In Cuss county , lo a. for Nebraska loin
Hlthtn ICO miles cf Council lilulfd. J. J. SIIKA
Council UluIIs. 80-J-6
VI7ANTElAgents fer every city and town i
i V Nebraska far a cheap , fast celling article use
In every familj ; big profits. Call on or address
Agent of the lllulno M'f'g. Co. , 23d and I/ard sts.
873-Ep
Agenta to woik lor the Western Mutual
WANTED
tual Benevolent Association , of Beatrice , Neb
Cash ca ] ital $100,000 , paid up in full , those deslrlu
agenclcH In Eastern Nocragkn or Wo'Uru Iowa
should uddrtua C , A. Wootlcy , No 1222 Tainani bt
Omaha , Neb , , or Oliver C. Kabln , Seo'y , Bcatrlci
Neb. To good agents , men or nomcn , a Ilboia
coiniieneatlon will be paid. Company la co-opera
tivoln plan , bate , reliable and cheap , and ency 1
work. 800-122
WANTED Ladles or gcut.emcn In city orcou
try , tu take nice , li < jhtnnd pleasant work
their own homes ; $2 to $5 u day innily and ipila
made ; work rehtby mall ; no cnnvasflng ; no otoin
tor reply. Please addreealtcllabloMan't'eCo. , Phi
adelpuia , Fa. Jan 10-21-fob-2-7
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LOTS. H
OR RKNT Chlckcrlng piano In good order an
perlfCt tune. Addiubs 'T. H. " Bee olllce.
FDR HKNT Now cottage , 5 rooms. J. Phlppi Iloo
1512 S. 5thst. 018 tf
TTIOR KENT Largo brick house , 1718 Dodge e
-I Apply at Child's Hospital. 6r,0.7p
FORRENT-One house. Inrmlro Edholm & Erlck
Bon. 058-tf
KENT Prick .vaidin gocJ ordcrnrd wclfu
FOH . Call on McCaguc , opp. Pontolllco.
137p
ilENT Oood honeo five rooms on 2d Ht
FOIl Mason , 3 block a from car line. Well an
cittern , loijulrn M. Lee , grocer , 22d St , 710-4
FOIl UENT-KurnUhed cottsgo to r rticn wh
would hoard a lidy nnd child. Apply 2210 Cap
Itolave. 018-3 ]
IteNT Farmthreo mllefl from Oniilia. In
FOR
quilt 823 noitb 16th St. , ovir store. SS6-4
FOR RENT Nice 6 room cottage comer 2 h no
Davenport street. Apply to E. B , Chapman
1217 Howard Bt B93-tf
1OK HENT A new lifht room house. Enquire o
J1 Mrd. E. IloddlB. ! Mhbet Dnverpoit and Lhl a
B0 t8. 70 ] tf
Foil RENT- Furnished Room with board , 003 N
nth. 621-t
HKNT-A OOOD CHANCE-Mra , Hllleke
FOR , which U now called the Grind Central , o
Capitol Avcnuo nnd 13th uta , Is now roidy for rtn
to ono or three dlOerent parties. The bnacmenl
which consists of three npartmtnU , saloon and LI
lltrd hall , Obtr bouse and barber ( hop ; first Moo
fern dining hall , nnd the two upper floors fur room
era. which have fifty room . 797-I22
Hr.NTPart of double house ; 4 roonii.Hlilm
JiXJit axlJItlon : 810 pir month ; room21 Omaha Na
tlonil bank , 602tf
KENT New Ino room homo , wfth clt >
1 water , on South 17th Bt. oeir railroad trako
tultabla for bearding houie ; rent { 30 ; Inquire a
Omaha foundry or of | T. W. T. Rlcbarda. OS4-tf
J * RUNT * A G room cottage on - att e of 17th
bt tecond door south cf Webster. ] ulro
0. II. Doacu & C'J
BROOMS FOR RENT.
"IjlOll IVKST Tn-o ttietlv fmnlihtd fronTroomjJ
1 ? milUbta for two gentlemen , also sulu of rooms
lorllRhlhoueUqilng.furnUhcd for that purpcM ,
Ml south lath street. 079 Dp
ROOSIs with board tor two gentlemen 1001 Capitol
arc. Jl.'ft week. OJl-lp
TJU > ll tlEN'T rurnithcil room east and south front
F 630 I'lea-wnt St 913 3t |
M O LET A furnlitml room. Inquire ol J. K.
JL Wilbur , Om nha Sat legs llMik. sjs-ti
jUfRNMIKOtn nw ullftblooronoot ( tK
1 trenat 102,1 Dotlffo St OiO-4il
P'Ofl HUNT-Two n ianl hed front rocnn 1003
Farnam St. , between 10th Hid .Oili St. OiO-3p
17 > OK RKNF Furnished to 1111 (05 N. 17th ft.
] DOS Sfi
17011 lli\r-rie : s ntturilslud lociii , 1707 CMS
-T St. 81S-lSi >
1 011 llKXT-Twoonicorotni.1acobslilock1 ! Ulh
1 and Ca , Itol avc. Inqiilro 1417 FarnkmSt ,
OWII
bOR 11KNT Handsome f urnlhe-l room ! HlO Dodsc.
UlO-Bp
1j > 0ll RKNT Hutiil'omo Inrnl'lictl rooms within
< IIH > block from llod'aovr | > houso. E. .1. IM <
wanJa.SHlSoutli itith at. IPOtp
FOR ItKM'-Furnlshcd rooms t 1SIO Pc.1 c t.
OCSfcb ! ! }
RK T-Sult furnlshul roonn , with bonr.1 , .
1017 Capitol ave. 905-5ii
I poll URN T Nicely fnrnlslieil room with c\co
1 lent board for two gentlemen , 1612 I'arnMU st ,
ODMf
JfOHKXT \ \ Tmifront room ? . 1823 Cnpltol HSt ft\c.
IOUU KKN'I rrrnbliul mom anil bnntil siOJ ! per
JL * week. Very lust location , lt > ll Datcnpo t.
778 fel ) Sip
1710R RI'.NT Neatest andchonpeKt furnlflied roomt >
1 In Omaha. Appl ) to (1. O. 11. Andcasun , roi.m
14 , Aiiilcrson lllock , north entrance , 10th anil Div-
cnport street. 71 < fcbfl
FOHHKNT For light liouscVrorliiR , tworoonn ,
fjrnlshtd for that tmriiorr , S , W , cor 8th and
Howard S2Stf
ROOMS With board , den rablo ot winter. App
, at Bt Cbarlrn Hwtol. .OS3-t
RKNT Ono Itir 111'room vvlthboaid , nt
two or three day boarders , 1911 Webster.
lIO.tf )
, iUU RENT Two elegant rooms lu Rcdtck' * block. .
\i \ I'aulson & Co. , 1618 rarnam , 011-tt
I OK 1SKNT Furnished front room for rent 222
F 10th St 942-tf
PERSONAL
Gentleman thirty jenraolnu'O Imxlni ; meant
A do'lres to correapondith a roipostablo widow
lady. AddrcfHbox 72S city. 29 3p
FOR SALE.
iAllM roll SALE Oil TKADB A will linpnuod
farm i f ISO ncrcs with largo hearing orchard and
plenty of unall fruit , twenty o'gbt acres ot good tlm-
bor , a biu-cs , rntiia aiM all other inoiletll ilupro\u-
rnont" , only 2J miles jou'.h of I'lnilm Mnck jntd < on
I'u'luviie roul , prlco and terms r Aiinnblc , would ex
change tor des'rablo ' Omaha propetty , will be Hold.
Boon 1'or Imtlicr partlcula-s , ca'.lonprcmis'Hornd. '
drcts P. M. Peel ham , P. O. box70 ? l-inihi , Nib.
OD Op
FOIl SALK Drug store dcslrablolocatlon Apply
nt once to box 0-20. DBO-4
IpOIt SAt.K At a bargain , hou 0 rl.'t rooms nnd
1 2 closets with j lot 00x84 corner Itithand fr.vik-
lin St. $760 i c.v.h , b.ilanco on tlmo. OS9-4p
| 7 > Ult SAli- > - -JOO tons tilected hay at UiknornSla-
JP tlon , prlio { 3.00 per ton. Apply to.Ain . Hopper
Elkhoin , 952 > lnm
.y Ju | an score BOUtli 10th St. , between
nd Lca\eanor.h. 030-7p
T7OII SKLU A gcoil pa\pg | Impl ment Inisii
I ? wUI 'oca'cd and LStab'Mied In thriving town on
B. &M. 1C. It in Neb. r rr.Uhlng rcniy to step
right Into good trade. Only moderate capital ro-
qulrnl. * ddroEB"\ . " hto olllce , 012 fob 2Sp
FOK i-XCHANOK F rn peed stork ot genera
merclmndUo nnd buildings. Address lock Do\
Wlott , Cans Co. , Iowa 010-4p
I pull MALK CIIKAP Ono elegant cn.mbcr fctt ,
' former cost { 37n.CO. dno regulttor clock ,
ono Lcarly now Kuabo Piano , flvo gold frametl
plcturcB , ono horse , harness and phaeton , ono
Ilalla safe , small size , ono beautiful china codec-
eet. Al = o a largo pure blooded St. Bernard dcL- .
Inquire 101G D dgo St , 231-tl
SALE 120 acres of bust farm Innds in Wash
ington county , Neb ; 21 milcj from Herman- ;
S miles frum Blair. Will either Bell for cash or will
trade for house In Cmahn , if buy or will take up
Bomonotea on long tlmn. Tlio whole latd under
cultivation Address Jos. Kolouratck , No. 1324 S
13th St. , Omaha , Web. D01-3
171OH SALE Horse , harnosi and phaeton , cow nnd
.1' calf nnd 8 months old oJt. Imjulront 214 south ,
12th St. Ilott. Stein.
SALK-60x105 feet on Ginning street 3 blockn.
FOR ot Military bridge , $1,000. John L. McCaguo
oppoaito Cott ofllco. 031-tf
FOIl SALE A now stock of hardware nnd implo
irents , buslncca well estnblUhed , b.ilcs for jeai'-
1SS4 , C7C.IOO. Also new brick building built In 1SB3 ,
elzo 2nxl20 , two etory nnd basement Alio frame
ware houio Cupltalieqnlrcd from tlO.OCOto 812.000-
oxcliurao f building. Location the very beet tn the
cltv of Kontncy , Neb. For particular * , address
Whlteaktr & Co. , lock box 631 , Kearney , Neb.7SS
7SS-
FOR SALK 132x124 feet on corner , south-east ,
front , houao 3 rooms , barn , 3 blocks wcat o
Park avo. nnd Leaven worth , easy payments , cheap
1,700. John L. McCuguc , oppoaito Post Olllcc. 017-lf
BALI : MUSICS INSTIIUMIINTS A.
Foil
IIospo oDors
Ono Bnirduian & Gray Piano nt S 125 00
Ono IL Inc BIOJ Piano at 160 00
OnoJ , P. Hall Piano at 12S Otf
Ono MiiHon & IJanilln Organ nt 3500'
Ono Shonlngcr Oiganat 35 CO
One Woodbrldga Organ at 60 00
Ono Dttoy Organ at 80 Off
Ono Johnson Organ at 45 OQ
For cash or on easy monthly Installmcnte.
Alee ngenta for celebrated Kiwball Piano nnd A'im-
lall Organ , Xmeram and llallet & Davit Pianos.
Largest ttock , low cut prices. A.llospo , 1519 Dodge ,
street. D30fobU
Tr > ORtfALK Oil 'IKADK-Oood steam flouring mil >
J1 with two run of buns and ono feed burr ; nil In
good repair and only been used 18 months' . H.Incited
on ono of the boat business lota In Kcnrnor , Neb ,
Will dispoeo ct lot and mill together ur mill nljne ;
i fine location ; will eoll on good terms , or trade fo.-
ether dtslrablo property. Address Luck lln682
Kearney , Neb. C17kb5
J/lOi ; SALE OK EXCHANGE At tU per aotu , MIL
-L or part of two thousand acres of tlmrrr land
forty mllcfl east of Kansai City , wll ozchango foi
Nbroska laud or merchandise. lioilford , Souer k
vis D44tf
riOKSALE-Cheap one half aero lu north ( Jniaha ,
1 Addresa X. Y. K. , lieo olllco. B46tl
BIISOELLANEOUS.
| U.SlNKSBl.OUAflON Largo uptalrs room for
Drcnt or will bell either bueinceu or lenso of bull-
dug. Cor. 16th Si Farnam. Iii'julra 1014 Cap. Avo.
ft'JMf.
| } HIVV xaults , slnka nd ccesnoola ' cleaned at the
M shortcut notlco and at any tfmo of the day , In an
entirely orderhss way without the least molestation
to occupants or neighbors , with our Improved and
odorless apparatus. A , K vane & Co. , On Capitol ate.
Mlmlp
rpu KICIIANUIV firms for Improved property In
JL Omaha. ( Jhag It. Woolloy , Room 20 , Ornah *
Nutlonal Hank Omaha Neb.
rnOTKADIC Stock of groceries lor acre property
.1. adjoining Omaha. Chas. H Wool ley , hoom 2' '
Omaha National llank , Omaha , Neb. 840-lt'
rr\o K.XCllANUIrarmg for stock of rnerchandUo
JL Chag. R. Woolloy , Room 20 , Oinali * Nations ,
Bank , Omaha , Neb. D28-tC
ipOR TRAllK Ht < Xkiiof ! uoooBto trade for land.
1 Chaa. R. Woolloy , llooui 20 , Omilm National.
IJank , Omaha , Neb. 629-tt
1710K TltADK For tnerchanuloo grooeriea r > re >
' ferrod , three ( S ) valuable loU In Dayton , Ohio.
One (1) ( ) lot In HU LouU , Mo ; B40ocrc8 of fine I and la
Kansas ; One (1) ( ) ( arm In Ohio. Thl property It frco
of Incumbranee , All communications will b treated
Btrictly conlldentlal. B. II , Wiusi ar , Wll Cumlni ,
St. SWJanSO
T" ! l your child rirevlihi
X'and/retlul ' ? If no , M.
Iccrtaln If 1U. food It
[ such a It ihould bo.
' ( Of ten though the mother -
or htf * a Butllclent
a proper In.
n.wlfl how
tack-
IiiK In imallty ,
uio of Rldito'i Kood It
/J'.invaluablo ' aa an alttr.
"ato meal for the child. .
" > e mother can
often ratio the Bt'ridardby adortlnK Illdge's Food u
directed for Invallda Hold by UrucgUtB. In cans
four Blzen , retalllni : 'Ma , Bio , 1 2& and 81.75.
WOOI.Itlcn & CO .Miinufacturers , 1'almtr.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( soooEsaotta TO JOBS a. JACOBS )
UNDERTAKERS I
At the old stand 1117 Farnam Bt Order * by We.
graph solicited and prompt ! attended to. Ttlipbuo *
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