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A. H. Fitch , Manager Daily Circulation.
P.O. Do , 488 Omaha , Neb.
TUB Herald announces that Dr. Miller
trill oontinuo business nt the old stand.
IT la pretty n fo to my tliat Uio three
uocralnr'os ' of the railroad commission will
i lo well-known railroad men.
Ir Mr. Cleveland should happen to got
tired of bin socratary o ! the navy wo nd-
vlio iilm to Bond him oil a trip on the
resurrected Tallapooaa.
Tun effort of Sonatar Teller to stiffen
op hla backbone has proved a uignal fall-
ura. It looki very mvch as if ha had a
case of Incurable uplnal meningitis.
EL MAIIDI haa been making a pilgrim-
ego to hia father's tomb. The British
would llko to Boa the BSD of bis father
make a pilgrimage to hla own tomb , end
etay there.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND very oonaibly
jiropOEeu not to allow himself to bo talked
to doith. IIo has thorefora announced
that ho will not graub Interviawa with of-
ficc-3cokcra.
1 TUB Republican dovotea half a column
to the defense of Governor D wes' pri
vate accretary. Wo are not surprised In
the loaat for tha Republican haa been en
gaged foryoan in defending such men.
TUB llov. Dr. Bucbard , of "Rum ,
Komanlsm and Rebellion" fame , has
boon put on the retired Hat by hia con-
gregiUon at a salary of § 500 per year ,
It saoms to na that the democratic party
ought to take care of Mr. Burchard.
POSTMASTER GENEUAL VILAS begina his
official career by a war upon a otomaob.
titters factory which oenda through the
malls a forged endorsement of "Chester
A. Arthur , president of the United
States. " Mr. Vilas haa taken thia stop
merely to protect President Cleveland's
name from being used In any such way.
A BBSOI.UTION was recently introduced [
in the Connecticut legislature proposing
to establish a state fireman's association ,
0110 cf whoEO functions shall bo the
'complication of statistics. " Thia re
minds us that , next to drawing Its'ualary ,
the "complication of ttatlstlca" will bo
the principal function of the Nebraska
railroad commission. .
Mu. HOFFMAN owes is to himself ,
to his friend and patron , Governor
Danes , and to the general Interests of
justice , to call Mr. Rosewater into court.
Omaha Republican ,
THE BE * has had several libel aniti ,
but it has never had a verdict against It.
Mr. Hoffman has the privilege o ! calling
Mr. Rosowalor Into court , bub we will
give him credit of having too much horse
cense to do it.
EIMVARD RUSSELL , the popular pott
mauler of Davenport , Iowa , although ho
has hold the office for sixteen years , is
unwilling to surrender to the democrats
without making an effort to retain the
position , and ho is accordingly circulating
a petition asking ths president to reappoint
point him. It la claimed that qu'te tt
number of democrats have signed his
petition. In view of the f iofc that there
Bra six or eovcn able-bodied democrat ! "
candidates In the filed , it looks JIB If .Mr. .
RutBjll la only waiting his time.
j IT does seem rather singular that the
name "Pacific , " when attached to a rail
read , Is a synomym for jobbary and fraud
not confined alone to the United State ;
hat extending even Into Canada
Charges ot jobberondtham construe
Men , similar ta the methods omplojed ir
the building and management of th (
r.icUio railroads In the United Slates , arc
made against the president of the Cana
dian PflciGo and his associates. It Is
oven sild that the Lake Superior division
was pertly graded with frozen snow. It
is bad enough to water railroad r > tookbut
It strikes us that putting wa'or , In the
ehapa of frozen snow , Into the road bed
Is carrying the watering bualnesj a little
too far.
Tun now president of the Iowa ag
ricultural college calls himself by the dis
tinguished nsmo of Leigh Hunt. There
la a good deal more in that name than
there Is in tha common nnma of Smith.
Hence , Mr. Hunt whoso first name Is
Smith when ho ahook the dust of In
diana f torn his brogana and tame to Iowa ,
Bwapped "Smith" for "Leigh. " The Indiana -
diana School Journal , of February ,
thus i-fieaks of thla great "educational
man"
"Smith Hunt , formerly of Colombia
City , nd who has for icverol yean been
Machine In Iowa , las recently bt en elect ,
ed president of the Iowa agricultural
college. Judging from newspaper reporta
no educational ( ) man 1 Iowa atande
lilnhor than does Mr. Hunt. He U well
mnemboredln thlsstata , and his Hoemei
friends are a llttlo aurptisiU that he
nbould have dropped the > vulgar cogno
men Smith end taken In Us place Llgh.
WhaVa iu a Dame'1
TELLER'S DEFENSE.
The reply made by Mr. Teller to the
charges of Senator Van Wyok is a very
Inmo defense of his conduct In Issuing
the "Backbone" patents to Hnntlngton
and Gould during the cloilnp hours of
the last adm'nlslration. ' Mr. Toller's at
tempt to ridicule Senator Van \Yyck by
calling hla efforts In behalf of the people
and of the tottleri more "blood and
thunder" talk for the public , will not do.
Every piper in the country not subsi
dized by the railroads haa sustained Sen
ator Van Wyck in hla persistent war on
the croikodnoBs of railroad land grab
bers and jobbers , and ho haa the hearty
support of the people everywhere. The
brazen Impndonco of Mr. Toller's reply is
only equalled by Vanderbllt's sentiment ,
"tho public bo d d. " Mr. Teller has
evidently put hitmoU in a position whore
his surroundings naturally canto him to
entertain about as muoh respect for the
public as Vanderbilt docs. Ho has made
hiiuiolf the Instrument and tool of the
giant monopollosand ; they have richly
rewarded htm. The suspicion that Jay
Goula fnrnlthod the money and worked
the political wins to place Teller in the
senate la strongly confirmed In the public
mind by tha subsequent actions of Teller.
The cunning Gould uaod Teller as
an Instrument of revenge upon
Senator Hill for having championed
thn cause of postal [ telegraphy. Having
thug placed Teller under everlasting obli
gations , Gould had no diflicnlty whatever
In Inducing the secretary of the Interior ,
just bcfoio ho stopped out o ! the cabinet
and Into the senate , to issue the "Back
bone" patents. Thus did Gould kill rvro
birds with one stono. Ho defeated Hill ,
and secured the title to 700,000 acroa of
land for hlmsalf 'and Hunting ton. Mr.
Teller cannot make a plausible defense of
his conduct upon the ground that land
grants had boon isancd to other roads
than tha "Backbone" or Kow Orleans ,
Vickabnrg & Baton Rouge after the ex
piration of the allotted limo. Two
wrongs do not mike a right. If on o man
steals and etcipcd punishment ,
it is no reason that another thief
shall bo allowed to go free.
The Impudence of Teller la emphasized by
the fact that Ilia "Backbone" grant was
under consideration by congress , together
with other forfeiture bills , and a protest
against Teller's heulng the patents had
boon made and published by certain sen
ators and congressmen. Mr. Teller , If
pormiitad to remain in the senate , willcon-
tlnue to boldly represent his constituency ,
which ia composed of the monopolies and
not of the people , and no job will bo too
big for him to champion if it Is dictated
by such men as Gonld and Huntington.
It ia now evident what ho ia there for ,
bnt if wo are not mistikon hla life may
yet bo made a burden to him.
DR. MILLER'S ' ADDRESS.
In all sincerity the BEE regreta that
Dr. Miller did not get a cabinet position ,
as wo believed that his appointment
would have been a great benefit to this
part of the west , but wo think the doctor
can consldnr himself fortunate in having
been left out. The dry and laborious
duties of the office of postmaster general
wonld have coon -worn him out , and we
bellevo ho would bavo resigned in leas
than a year had bo been appointed. In
replying to iho statement of the BEE
that "tho address of Dr. Mlllor will con
tinue to bo Omaha , Nebraska , " the
Herald , in explaining the position of
its editor , say a :
When Dr. Miller's name was first aug
gcsted as a candidate fet postmaster
gouoial it wag wholly without his knowl
edge , and as a matter of course without
his sanction. When the subject was
finally broached to him he was very
reluctant to enter the race , and did so
only upon the eaeuranco of his friends
that his appointment would redound to
the benefit of the great west , which was
all bnt unanimous in bis support. To
tervo his country Dr. Miller was willing
to sacrifice hi ) own convenience , and he
was encaura od in this resolve by the
flittering endorsements ho received at
homo , and from tha strongest men and
foremojt leaders of the democratic party
throughout the land. It was a matter ol
duty and not a matter of choice that Dr.
Miller pushed his claims , which wore rially
tbo claims of the great western constituen
cy , for a cabinet position. Had Mr. Cleve
land deemed it proper to recognize thla
section , wo think it safe lo say , though
without authority from Dr. Miller , that
ho would have bcon the man selected.
The roeu'.t ID him would have been hsi
gratifying than to the public , as every *
bcdy who knows the doctor's disposition
and situation will readily believe. Such
an office would bavo entailed to him four
years of cossaloju , and perhaps tlunklei
tail , pecuniary loss , separation from hla
business , and partly , perhaps , from hii
f.iuily. Hence when President Oleve
land saw fit ( o Ignore this section in th <
selection of his pononal adviaoia , as wa
his constitutional right to do , ho icllovec
Dr. Miller from further obligation to his
friends , and allowed him to oontlnua hi
pootoflicp address at Omaha , Nob. 1
strong pressura was brought to bear
upon him to accept another rnspontibl
ollico , but he peremptorily declined th
same.
AMONG the laws passed by the Icgiak
torj was one creating a new county
office register of deeds in countle
having a population of 15,000 or more ,
The first election of this officer will
place next fall , and the term will baon
yearj. The duties of thla officer shall b
to perform all the duties relative to all
papers , writings , and Instruments per
talnlng it real estate heretofore enjolnc
by the law upon the county clerk , and hi
s'lall receive the same compensation
therefor. This will take from th
connty clerk's office a great deal of work
which haa of late years grown ver ;
rapidly so that that officer has really hai
more to do than ho could properly at ten
to. In such a populous county as thU
the largest in the state , it Is but prope :
that the recording of deeds should
done In a separate office. The real estnt
transactlonsbnvo become so numerous th
tha recording hno require * the constan
supcrvlnon cf a competent man , and we
buliovo that the now ofiico will provo a
great benefit and convenience to ( ho
public. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
THE various building associations in
) maha are proving qnllo aucccss'ul on- *
orprUcs. Tbo plan of these associations
s an excellent one , and when conducted
iy honest and capable men , as these In
! maha are , no bolter or safer way of
ecnring a homo upon easy terms can bo
bund. At the same lime the members
f a bnilding association p&rticipato in
10 profits and derive other benefits.
) no of ( ho most desirable objects accom-
illshod by building associations Is the
topping of the payment of rent , which
Is such a heavy burden. The payments
equircd by the associations are not any
inoro than ordinary honcc-ront. Thus
bo mombcrj can pay for their homes
irlth the money that their Jondlords take
'rom thorn every month. Many a man
as paid out in house rontmoro money
ban wonld ba required to purchase three
> r four good houses and lots. Besides
wiling your own home , another advant-
.go Is gained in the strady rlsa of your
roporty.
THE Chloigo Herald , In commenting
pen Senator Van Wyck'a action in re-
urd lo Teller and the "Backbone" grant ,
aya : "Mr. Teller goes out of the in-
erlor department and into the sonata
' 1th a largo s'znl scandal clinging to
im. His prodccossor in the senate , Mr.
Hill , has told some Inlea out of school ,
ut the oenaior from ITebrasla , Van
Wyck , who is a thorn in the aide of more
; han ono jobber , has just called nttcn-
lon to a more recent exhibition oT
Toller's fondness for helping out oorpo-
atlone. * * The charge made against
Teller 2s a srioua ono , and is so much In
harmony with hla conduct In relation to
niuy other land schemes that it has an
ir of plausibility , but ho Is , of course ,
ntitled to make his explanation. Unless
lie can give n raoro nitiuactory reason for
his acts than ho has for many of his de
cisions in cr.sss arising in the went , where
sottleis' rights have been Invariably dla
regarded , ho will stand before the people
badly smirched man. "
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND comes of a theo
logical family. Hla great grandfather ,
ho Rev. Aaron Cleveland , came to Hali-
rax , Nova Scotia , In 1750 , the year after
he city was founded , and established a
church known as "Mather's church , "
ftor the great How England divine of
; hat day. Ho remained for five years ,
and was succeeded by a Scotch minister.
The church then became known B3 St.
Matthew's , and was the first Presbyterian
ihurch In the Brltbh lower provinces. It
a the leading church in the city to day.
Its library , established by Mr. Cleveland ,
till contains many volumes presented by
him and bearing his autographs. There
are many relatives of the president still
.a the province.
GENERAL E. 0. WALTHALL , who anc-
ceods Mr. Latnar in the United States
senate by appointment of the governor
if Miseisslppi , Is an able lawyer , enjoy
ng a very lucrative practice. Ho was
born In Virginia in 1831 , bnt has lived in
Mississippi ever since ho was seven years
> ld. He gained hh military title by
lervlng in the confederate army through
out iho war , rising from a private to the
ank of major-general. Gen. Walthall has
always taken a prominent part in Missis
Ippi politics , and Is the warm friend of
Jamar , who in nil probability secured hla
appointment to the aonato.
THK Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette
having said that ' 'there ' ore many phaa-
ant things said about ox-President Ar-
hur , In which wo cordially concur , but
; ho great fault of his administration ia
hat his successor is not a republican/ '
St. Louis Globe-Democrat , than
which there is not a more loyal republi-
m paper , pointedly replies : "This la the
'ault , not of ox-President Arthur , but of
ho republican national convention of
.884. That illustrious body , frr the first
line In twenty-four years , mapped out a
defensive campaign , and hence the reaclt
which all good republicans now deplore. "
DAKOTA , with all its blizzards , comity
seat wars , capitol removal schemes , nd
and frauds , is nevertheless a progressive
territory. Its legislature has passed bills
appropriating $220,000 for permanent
mprovemonts In fourteen territorial in
atitutionr , including thrao nnlvertitlos ,
one reform school , two normal schools ,
two agricultural colleges , ono school of
mines , one school of forestry , on Insane
asylum and a school for deaf-mutes.
TUB Pacific Mall subsidy job could not
have been carried through had it notbeen
for the votes of the congressmen who
were defeated at the last election. There's
nothing like looking outlfpra rainy day.
Wo venture to siy that the PaciGo Mai
has supplied them with umbrellas. It Is
not the first tlmo that the jobbers have
taken congressmen In out of the wet.
N\'E wonder if the people of Colorad
have any longer any doubt as to Senator
Teller's election having been brough
abont by the hand of Jay Gould. How do
tbo people of Colorado , who are groaning
under the extortions and unjust discrim
inations of the Union Pacific much more
than are the people cf Nebraska , like
their new tcnator so far as ho haa gone
IT is reported that President Clovelniu
\\illdlsmlssthacourt-martlal which was
called by Pmidcnt Arthur to try General
oral Hizen. If we are neb mistaken
General Hazon is a relative of Johnn
McLean , of the Cincinnati Inquirer
ThU may be iaken by some persons as an
eiplanaticn of the milk In the cocoanut
Now , then , let the governor niiino th' '
three secretaries to tbo Nebraska rail
ay comm'sslon. ' There is no use In
withholding ( lie nxmos aoy longer , as Iho
allroids lavotrobably picked ont Iheir
man long befora this.
" \VKSTKHX NBAV3.
DAKOTA.
Dntota will plant millions of trees this
emon.
Some of tlioMitinehnha county farmers have
> efrun eoo Jlng.
The hog cholera has disappeared from
outhern iMkota ,
Wheat Rccdinfr commenced near r rgo on
ho 20th of Fobniary.
Progressive euchre is the fn'hionablo Wiz
ard of the territory.
The snow In the mountains of JJlack Hills Is
bo deepest ovnr known.
Buffalo Gap will claim the distinction of
icing the gate city of tha Hills.
Sioux Fnlla has established a city hospital
or Iho care of Its fever patients.
The order removing the land office from
) oadwooa to lUpid tilty has been rovokod.
Stockmen report light enows for tha winter
n the Moroau river , and light loss of
cattle.
The Ipnitth nrtcsmn well has reached n
opth ol 1,050 feet , but hna not the detlred
loir of water.
Chamberlain rejoices In the completion of
La water works system , giving , as it doc ? , n
Irst class fire protection.
There Ins been considerable loss of live
tock on thti racgoa ncrth of the Hills , pro-
luced by the extreme cold woather.
It 13 understood Ihkt three prominent St.
'mil men ha\o plans and specifications drawn
or a SlO.OOOhoteljto ba ctqctod at Park llivor ,
Valsh county.
A clalm-hol Jor on the newly-opened Crow
jroek reservation boasts ot hnvinc taken a
ilaim In every land district from the Missii-
ippi to the Miteouri rivers.
The Sioux Indian Is becoming civilized , A
quiuv hns committed suicide Uccauto of the
unfaithfulness of her lord , n half breed
anchor living about fifteen miles south of
? ierre.
Dakota stockmen in the Black Hills coun-
ry are encouraging warfare onrolves nt
heir own expense. They have bsen suffeiing
10111 the dopcdationa of these nnimals , and
> ropoao n war of extermination ,
Tha claim fever is spreading along the
[ DOS of railways loading to the newly opened
ocervation lands. The only man exempt
rom the contogibn is apparently the 0110 al-
rotdy anchored down with his 480 acres.
A prominent member of the legislature ,
hilo that body was bang banqueted at
rand Forks , was ushered Into the ball room
after indulging in several potations of wine.
! n fact bo was bubbling over. Securing a
air companion ho was about to lead her to
, ho dance when a friend approached and In
quired how ho felt. "Feel , " the hon. gentle-
nan blurted nut iu plain hearing of his com-
lauinn , "O , I guess'm alt right ; I'm in good
land ] ; guess my friend ' 11 ateormu through
jut if sha don't you'll ' eeo the tst grand
iiarch over held in Dakota. "
Tha party of surveyors who were reported
it work near Vermillion , surveying a prelim-
nary railroad line from LeMara to Yankton
lave not yet put in an appearance and there
s considerable [ peculation and uncertainty in
regard to what company is behind the project.
The Illinois Central compaty operates a
eased line between Dubuque and LoMars ;
; ho lease expires in 1887 , and the report is
; h.it the company has decided not to renew it
jocauao it has not paid , and a further report
states that tha Chicago & Northwestern de-
aires to control it.
Peter Shogren , residing near Vermillion ,
met his death in a shocking manner on the
2d while alone on the road , driving his team
, o Daly's saw mill. It is supposed ho dropped
on of the lines , and to regain it ha stopped
over the dashboard on to the pole , when slip
ping , he fell ; his right If g becoming caught in
ino of the traces' held him , while hia head
struck the ground , the horses ran away , drag-
; tng the body for h lf n mile or more , as could
10 plainly traced. When found the horses
iad run into a baibsdiwiro fence and stopped.
A portion of the face and skull had b-en
.orn off by dragging over the rough frozen
rround.
WYOMING ,
W. P. Gannett has been appointed tcnitor-
al treasurer by GOT. Warren.
Specimens of granite from the Sheiman
quarries are pronounced by Laramie exports
nperior to any In tha country , ;
William Williame , au employe of Fitch'a
rancho , neir Laramie , blew hla brains out
with a rovolyer. Ho was 28 years old.
Tha Loomia & Andrews' herd and ranch3
m the Belle 1'ourcho has been sold to ( Jol. A.
T. Babbitt for 8300,000. This is the largest
ealo made this year.
Levi Parker spent the winter ia the north-
; rn portion of the territory and returned to
Cheyenne last week with fifty coyote skins ,
hirty-five beaver pelts and other iurs , besides
leveral frozen toes and hands.
Cheyenne invested a 81,000 in an effort
0 compel the Union Pa Ific to pay § 1,000
axes , assessed by the local authorities. The
effort was a failure , the U. S Bupreme court
deciding that the levy must bo made by the
orritorlal aasessor.
Cheyenne sports invested $ 0 to $1 that
Take Hawkin's spavined mule could not pull
1 500 pound bag of sand at the end of 00 leet
of rope. The gentle mule w gced bis off ear ,
tiffenod his ( pine , and walkoi off with the
jap. Jake bagged the 550.
Old Fritz is dead. Frederick Fritz was
us name , and he died at the hospital in
Jheyenne. The o'd ' man was a lunatic and
; ave ovidinco of that fact In various ways ,
itnoBg which was an inordinate deeiro to wear
arge quantities of old jewelry.
The Laratnie Elver Cattle company , with a
capital of 8500,000 have boon incorporated at
Cheyenne. The trustees and Incorporators
ore Ithamcr 0. Whipple , Henry G. Hay ,
Fohn B. Thomas , Henry M. Holers and
Albert Poor. The lost two named risido in
.he e.nt , wliilo the other three are prominent
citizens of Cheyenne.
The discovery of silver ere in the Somiuolo
camp made Ia t full Is the veritable lost bon
anza , and probably from the same place
where the ere was taken that was brought
nto Fort Steele during the cummer of 1803 ,
which assayed 32,800 per ton. Assays from
.be discovery made last fall are fuid to run
very closely to § 3,000 , while the ere has all
the characteristics of 1SC8 rode ,
Territorial papers claim tint tbn How of
ubricatlng oil from the Graff well Is the
argest la the world ono hundred barrels a
Uay. Tha wvll i ? situated just ono mile below
Da1 las station , on the lUwlins-Londor stage
ine , and Is therefore very accessible. An
analytis of the oil gives -10 per cent , of kero-
eene of an exceeding fine character that has a
very high ilakhlng point , leaung a residue of
lubricating oil ot two grtdoi and a small
imount of coke ,
Two thousand Chinamen celebrated their
new year at Kvanstoo. Tlio festival continued
from the 14th to the 28th of February. Moat
of tha crowd came from California , in fact
fully bulf of them were from S _ n Francisco ,
and came ov r the Central Pacific in special
cars attached to the regular morning train.
About fifty of them had their wives a'ong ' ,
who , by the way , are very pretty , and dress
very richly , Bach garis- earned a large ban
ner , stating from wh tt part of the country
they come , and alto the president of their
lodge. From Oirden to Hvanston. a distance
of 113 miles , they kept up a constant firing ol
fire-crackers , which became a rfgulur brand
tilde on reaching their destination. The
amount of pork and other Chinese delicacies
consumed in their rites was something enor
mous ,
COLORADO.
I IGr'eley's potato pool tins sofar proven quite
beneficial tothefarraers. _ _
" "TheMarshahVcoal mine of Boulder countj
ia shipping 8,000 tons per month.
The corner ptane of the new chamber o
commerce building at Denver wai laid on
the -nil.
The last arUsiiu well mink in Penverstruck
water at a depth of G25 , and flows 200,0.0
gallons daily.
Colorado Springs boaatu of having more
l > oultry farmers among itb populatioa than
any city in the state.
Tha merchant * of Central can't fiud lan-
gutKB strong enm'ph to denounce the business
methods of the Union Pacific.
A Tort Collins man lias been offered a sal
wy of $5,000 n year to tske cliargo of Iho
Now \ ork c Ule company's lancho.
The cannonading of the democrats of Dcn-
i-er , en the-lib , milled the temper of there-
niblican nuyor and be suppicssod them.
Bill Booth , n smooth clt'ztn of Dcn\cr , h.ii
oinod the American colony In C , nad with
roll of 310,000 , gathered from various cit-
zeus.
zeus.Mr
Mr * . Anna Smithion , of Denver , bag se
cured n judgment of 53,000 against the Denver
t llio Grande railroad for Injuries of a char
acter that aho ctn neither elt nor stand ,
William Careen , the cfllcient sheriff of Con-
Hm county , is A son of the renowned Kit
Larson. Tha young Carenu is n chip of the
old block btrue , fearless and untiring when
duty call * .
The town of At wood , in Weld county , on
.ho South Platte , will bo composed of residents
if Kansas from around Abilene. About forty
families will start the settlement , to be follow.
ed by others.
Loander Filmoro Carpenter , a prominent
omperanco agitator , suicided with n pistol iu
) onvei- last weolc , lie was a Not th Carolinian ,
! 2 years of ngo , and n lack of funds induced
lim to ahuflla off.
I'M ward Wolker , a prominent young man of
Denver , joined the hosts on the other shore
last week. Luss of employment and neural-
; lo pklns In the head induced him to send a
jullot through his brain ,
The new chamber of the Demcr city coun
cil is said to bo the finest west of the Missouri
river. Stained glass windows , frescoed walls ,
cherry furniture , bru'sels caruat , and brass
railing ? , complete the finishing ! ) of the room.
An important now discovery it reported
'rom the olJ vorklnga in the Carbonate mlno
on Carbonate hill , near Laadvillo , and it is
said tbo shaft la now in some eight feet of
mineral , carrying from n low grade to 100
ounces to the ton ,
The Fremont county coal fields have an area
of over so\enty square mllej , which contains
vast deposits of bituminous coal and some
i.imiel coal of great purity and richness has
iccn dieco\ered , but ns yet not in eullicicut
quantities to justify working.
Successful experiment ! linvo boon re
cently made at Cincinnati with the now
electric railway brake. Tlio trial was
made with a heavy coal train of ton cart ,
jach car weighing , empty , abont eleven
tons end having a tonnage capacity of
40,000 pounds , The loaded train , with
full steam on , waa put to a speed of for
ty-eight miles par hour on a down grade
tixty-oight foot lo iho milo , and
brought to a dead ( .tap la thirty-seven
uid one-halt seconds after putting on the
brake , the distance ron In tbat time ba-
ing 445 yards , exact measure moot. The
brake acts automatically iu cieo the train
should pert , and signals both cab and ci-
boofo and anpllca the brjko to ( ho rear
portion , nlill leaving the engineer with
complete control of tlio forward pcrlion.
THF GREAT SKIN CURE ,
My w ito hud n most arnojln eruption make Its
appearance on the fingers o both hands about the
llrst of last March Supposed It was l\y poison.
Several phj siclans paw ItSome diagnosing ft aa eboi e
others pronouncing it lalt rheum A rcat many
domestic remedies \\cre used , with no clltct. The
disease steadily frewvorse. . The picscrlptlons of
thteo of our very best phjs'clo 113ero triedwith but
llttlo bet'orretults. Tha terrible Itching w.a so great
ai almost to Ut prh o her of iloap. Alter two months
sf this sufle1 Ing she beean thouso of the Cutirura
Hcmodics. What astho resul ? T'IO first applica
tion cf the Cutlcura allajcd the Itching , and new af
ter four montrV dally luo of them tier hinds are
sound and well. Idoubtootlf they had bon ° cm-
plojcd at first a euro would ha\o been effected in a
.hort . ttmo. 1)11. W. II HALL , Uiuggist.
Frankfort , Ky.
Ky.SCALL HEAD ,
F. J. Trursdell , ilrujglft , Conneaut , 0. , reports
a COM as follows : The patient's bead > s almost a
salldscab , and the dry ecalos constaotlv falling od
his h9 > d , making h's ' ehonldcrs white la a few houra.
He sudered all the tormentsmnginable with hl head
bnrnlcp and Itchlcg and a terrible headache all the
tlmo. Took thrco bottles of licsoliont , used two
boxes Cutlcura and some Cutlcura Sonn , and nas
cuied. Tlead Is as cmltely fico from soibs as it was
Iho day ho was born. Nomoro Itchlrg and burning ,
and no more headache It teems almost meietlulous
that anjthlng could c"reso b id case so quickly.
Tha patient saja you do net claim bft'f enough for
Cutlcura.
DISFIGUR1KG.
Ilumorp , Humlllatlri ; Eruptions , Itching Tortures
Scrofula , Halt Itheum , and Infantile Humors cured
by the cutl'Ura Remedies.
Cutlcura R solvent , the new blood purifiercleanses
the blood aril peirpliatloo odmiutllles and ( Olson ,
ous Clements , and tnus remo\cs the cause.
Cutlcura , the great Skin Cure , iastantiv allajs
[ tchlrg and InllaiDination , cleans the Skin and Scalp
bcals Ulceiu and Sores , and restore ! thiTIIalr.
Cutlcura Soap , an cxquUIto Skin Uciutlder and
Tol'tt ' ncquisiteprepared from Cuticura , Is IndUpen-
sable In treating SbIn Diseases , Baby Humors , Skin
Ijloml'he. , Cl.appfd and Ol y Skin.
Cutlcura Pcniedlcs are at tolutely pure , and tha
only Infallible Blood PurlBers and Skin Ucautblera
Sold c\errwhere. I'rico Cut'cura , 5Cc. Cutl
cura hoar , i6o. Cutlcura Ro'olvont , $1.
Pottar Drug & Chimical Uo.Bosbon ,
I'ao Cutlcnr * Soap an exqulslt
Skin BtautlDer , and Toilet ,
na Nursery Sanative.
IEST YOUR BAKJMPOV/M / TO-DAY ,
Branilsndrtrtlso'l & ab-olutcljrpura
T IETEST :
PI ice a can top down on a liut slovi- until heated , the *
rmnovo tbo corer and tuncll. A cliemlst will not b * r >
quired to detect the presence or nmmonla.
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
ITI IIEiLTHFlUtSS HIS NEVER BKll
In a million hornet tor a. quarter of a ontury It bu
lt oj the contunieri1 reliable teit ,
THE TESTJFJHE OVEN ,
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. ,
UIIIKI or
DP , Price's ' Special FlayoringExiracls ,
7btircnKMttuoiidtllcUiii ( uidnfttorslflavor knowDud
Dr , Price's Lupulln Yeast Gimt
For Light , lleMlhr Dread , The Deit Dry Uup
Yeait In the World.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS.
CHICAGO. . ST. LOUIB ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MONEY.
rf\0 LOAN From Woo to S2.500 on It } propcrtj.
L from ! ) to S jeara. lininclal txilianto 1103
I'.rram. 035-12i |
OO I ( \ { \ To loan on llret mod iue on city rol
J5 > 41UU cttato , twuily-onu Lundtcd dull
J I'Jl'PLKTOH.
ON BY to oao on good roil estate lecurlty , if.
M 1' . Sea . William * block. 641 tf
WANED at C. F. Reed &Co'a Loan olllce
MONEY ' , planer , home , trazoni , pcrsouil
property of all kind * and all other nuclei of > alue.
Hitrout romoul. Over Ut National Oank.onrncr 13th
and i'arnam. All tutlcees strictly cotlideotlal
10NLY to loan on diatUli Woolley & Harri
M son ' room to , Omaha National Ouik building . ,
TOffS.WOTOLOAN On rcalntale c-
cnltv : at rfatonaKo latea. C. E. Mtyne ,
or Uth and Karnam. 4S8-m27
rr\0 LOAN Vjoiri * 5 to ? 5COO , In iunu lo suit. I'l
A oancbl cicb o e 16 3 farnam. 3i2-m2 p
MONEY I.OANED-J. T. JUatly loin on eliatlel
l-rc ] city , 213 a Uth tt , up ttfcln. 2J3ml3p
Moar.Y to MAN In turns of KMand upward.
0. F. IHT ! and Co. , IUi\l Kitala and Loan
Agcnt , U05 Fatcam St. 4jl tf
HELP WANTED.
\VANTKD A fl ' t' ' dining tocm Rlrl at the
City had. CW-lOp
\VANTKD-Glll for ( fencral Imusenork t 832 8
17th8tbc > Lca\ciinoithatidMiion. Mr . II.
K. CON. COtl 13p
WANTKD- cn h boy nt the Fair Wry Gotxlj
Store. 67010
\\7ANTED-alrl to attend ft little bahy and awlst
In boiuikcepln ; . German preferred , 1PC1
FtrnMiiet. 05 Ut
? AMfED-t.jundry sir ) , Kmmok houio.
085. Up
WANTED A croil girt for central homo work.
Mrt. 11. II.VIIbur , No. C311 leaiaot St. 013 tf
WANTED A fint-clMs Uundrots. Apply at the
Cozzens. 031.tf
WANTEIl Two arprcntlccs to letrti dressmaking
Mrs. IX II Corbctt , 1013 Ilonard St. 0S2-14p
\ \ ANTKD S lt9 ladles In mllttncry buslnoM. Ad
W drees II A R. M. Ocnlua. 62MOp
VTTANTED A man to f ell goods In city. Apply
VV between ? and Op. ni , 2ulO 1'opplttunnto.
027-10
WANTIJD-Flve or rlx good agents Immoillatcly ,
1611 LodgoSt , room 22nnd S3. o28-10p
A ScimHuivlin girl for chamber work
and wanhlng dlihcs at the Commercial hotel ,
Oth St Apply Allanllohotil , 10th St 022-lOp
WANTED A oimiotcnt cook at onro Ifis.
John N. Ualdnln , IU hou'.h Sixth Street
Council BlutTg. 610-12
W ANTKD A good gill for general housework
Mrs. E , Foaron , * 0th street , 2J House Southof
St. Marj' ae. . 005-1 Op
WANTED A flrst-olass dry goods clothing , boot
and shoe talisman , must spoik Oorn.i > n ami
well acquainted ith diycoodR , onlvtlnglo and t\-
pcrlonccd mm with referouco need apply , n. Adler ,
3cw.rd.Ncb O0l-tf
WANTED An oxpcrliiiccd salctmin to sell a
quick selling article , address L. J. Bco ollicc.
OIV-lOp
VlfANTED Kxporloncod agents to srll Ijhlnlng
Ti rods , address J. F. Tnumluy , Fremont , Neb.
COO 13p
WANTED Olrl for general housework and to
assist In taking cara of babj ; S K corner
Farriam and 2 th stred. UCS'10
WANTED-Clumber maid and we man cock ot the
Oooldentftl. tfl5 tf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED A situation as clerk , or book-keeper ,
by ajounguitn of the best ot character and
froolrefo'cnco. Addnsi' S. S."BCBOIHco. 018-llp
WANTED Uy n)0img nan of 10 , Position as
cleric In nn oillce where ho can stirt in tsossls
taut bcok-kcof cr , good rcftrenco. Address "R. S. '
Ilee ollicj 034 Up
WANTED Sltmtlon by rcBpootablo joil'g man
In a wholesale or retail giocery or drv goods
and notions , had D J cars cipericjuca , 'J. S. G , " Ueo
ofllco. 621-lOp
TT ANTED A joung man who can rule , wi hlng
TT to Ica-n frrwarJlrL'and OnUhlng , can hear ol
a good opening by appljuigto Win 0 Shea , Lincoln ,
Neb 543 10
MISCELLANEOUS WAM'S.
WANTED Drug store ; sdortlscrouidllko to
buy a drugstore in agooc , live growing to n ;
address Uox 502. Ilocl ; hbnd , 111. 651lflp
WANTED A bouse Ia good locality by April 1ft ,
rent not f > c\ceed $15 per month. Addicts or
enquire J. W. Austin Freight Audltor'j ofllon U P By
City. . 049 lip
"V\"rANTKD To buy house and lot , thro3 to five
IT rooms , on montaly pajment $ IH ; address X.
II. Bee ollicc. 0" > 7-l'p
-To rent by Jlay 1st a C or S room cot-
tageon ; or near street cnr line , In deslrablo
pait of oit/ ; LOW house preferred ; fulurcxsIT. I' . , Bco
olfleo. 058 12p
" \T7"ANTKD To borrow about S1603 on good se-
l > curlty ; address. J. D , Fee offico. 093-12p
WANTED Two 01 tlrco unfurnlabod roooinn
with boord for hueband , wife and ego > cnr old
child. Prl\ate la < 11 } preferred. Location urst cf
16th St. Call cm orkdilr.-rs LoeLailson 1111 Farnam
Sticct. 011-t (
WANTED Unfurnished room In ccntrsllocation.
Address S. E. ccrncr 10th and \Vebiter. OS1-10
\ / ANTED To rent ono or t i unfurnished rooms
TT with or near board. Addr.m F. 1 * . Fosdtkc ,
313 and 315 South HthSt 002-tf
WANTED Horse to us of or keeping. Very Vest
of CMC and light driving , boxes } P. O
O537lrp
537-lrp
WAtiTED El cry Inly In need of a BOO Ing ma
chine , to see the new Improved American No.
7. P. I' . Flodman & Co. , ogtnta ; 203 N Iflth. 343tf
011 RKNT-HOUSES AND LOTS.
FOll RENT A house 5 rooms la Bongs & Hills
addition. Apply 2614 Douglas et. 853 12p
FOUHKNT Four , fhc or six pleasant rooms for
housekeeping ; furnished or unfurnished , at 21
S IDthat. Good location. ODl-llp
FOR RENT tore with four rooms on Cumlng st
Suitable for any buslncs > ; $ ! 6 per month ; Inquiio
J. Kllno , 1318 DoiultB St. 660 apr9
FOR 1UNT iNew store room 122x70 feet. Inqmro
of John Erck , 015 N. 16 h St 015 11
FOR KENT A brlok louse of 8 rooms S20 per
month. Apply to John llti'tlo. Hardware ( ton ,
2407 corner Cuniingand Saunders fats. P. Clark.
60S ISt
rOK KENT Two now stores on lOlhst. C. U
I' ' May lie , J Oth aud Farnam. OlStl
JOR RENT Brick house , good older , barn , cor
ner lot Shlnn's addition ? iO per month. AMES ,
1007 rarnam St. D89 17
Full RENT Ono story dwilllng lioufo five rooms ,
23d , marClark street. Char.es Ogilen , corner
13lh and Bcnglis Streit. KB tf
1 < ENT Thrco brlolc stores comer 16th end
Cumlng St. J L. McCaguo , A gent.
TTIOK RENT Ehgant cow cottage on full lot , No.
JD 842 S 18th et 445tf
RENT-CottigeU 1718 Dodge street.
FOll 271tf
[ 71011 RfNT Now brick bousr , 11 roomc , modern
J1 Improvements , No. S12 N. 22d tt. Inquire 2116
California § .t ! S7tf
R"NT New cottage , 6 rooms. , I'LlppsRoo ,
FOR
1B12 8. 6th st. 048-tf
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BENT- nlcclj fur Ishcd front loom with
FOB and tifcth to gentleman and wife [ 01 couth
20th ht. C"7-tf
OR RENT ! urnlihcd room t 1013 I'arnom.
B51-a9p
: \ HEN P-One luwlthrd front room , suitable
I\OIl 1 ono parson or two , 1009 Farnam st. Bfl2-12p
KENT Onomcfly furnlsbcd rooni suitable
FOK ( 2gcnllcnun , andutmillir room on pleasant
at. Inqiilioll07 ! rarnaiufat. Cll-tl
BENT Ono first floor front room and other
nicely lurrlsbed rooms ; also 2 largo uufurnl.b-
cd rooms at 1517 Davtnpoit tt. SIS lip
RENT Nictly furnlsboa rooma 11) tt 18th.
OJJ-2I | >
IlvNf-A riomforoneeentloman. a'sotable
FOR for one cr t o gentlemen at 1012 Farnam.
010 tf
RENT Two good rooms for house kceplne at
FOR per month , 1813 Howard be.
RUNT Two ilniflo and ore tulle of roomi
Hone's block ono block from Post olllce corner
Uth and Capitol av . 0I4
fTiOHRENT A larji fcrnUhcd front room with
I ? drcuslnK room otli-r ocojiuglo loom , 71010th St
432-Mp
nENT-lloomaNo.02ZS. W corni-r JBth and
FOll , on car line , ' '
RENT Two olccly funl hed looms at 1B23
Dodge St. 60M4p
BKNT- luin bh d looms for house leonlnf ,
FOll children waited , 1713 Calltornla St. 093-tf
K RENT A suit ol three elegant rooms In
bulldlog HIS loJgo Street. loqulro in Build
Inu'-
Inu'FOR RENT Elegtnt front room for to gtntlo-
FOR Icqulre at A. itoepe , 1513 Dou la bt.
KENT Furnished front room 190 * Farnam.
FOK 670.18
i. OlUlKNT-Tuinlsbeil and unlurrlihod roonn ,
wlthboarJ. Institute Hotel , formerly Crclgh-
on houu , Capitol ae. and 13th it. Mrs L , W IUId. <
1011 HENT-ViirnUhed rtorn. It'UlI | ol J K.
Wilbur , Oroata ta > inzs Hank , 876 tl
FOK nENT-Anlfclr fnrn ! li l front parlor wild
rrodern Irrprojcrrrntii for1 gentleman and wife ,
br l-oa ! ( taMe bo rd , IOC9 C $ st
FOHREr\T Ftilteof Inrnlshnl rocms , I8I Ci > ll
fornla it. Mrs. A. Olderwood. S7o-tf
Jyoll IICNT Tno unfutntthcd roonm mntal.lo f or
Ight liouaekeeplng , llccmi'r'sMf-ck.cor. R h and
oHtrardtUi.
poll UENT-Nlotly furnished room * it 1718 CUM
> 00 8-Wlth board , dnlrable Am > lr
Lai St. Chailea Hotel. 474.11 '
L1WII KRMT Two elegant rooms In UxlloV block ,
JlJ rauljon & Co. , 1518 Farnam. Oll-tl
FOR SALE.
17 * OR 8AUJ OH THAUK-Foundry and machine
u snjp in uarlmU , Iowa ; BO d point ( arkoglncM !
six ra reads ; town on ft loom , ittkractorjr ro ons
& " , ' " ' . & Address srilAOUK A CO. , Union Iron
World , Jhlrd street , Council BIufTf , Iowa. OJ2-16
I7WHHI.K-Anm clw ono clulr r , rl > tr shop ,
JJ ( foiil trailc , rtn'onfor selling wiint to qu > t the
nutlntM. AildroteIloxl45North DomlNcbr. tS7-llp
TJ10H SAI.R-A half Jersey fresh milk cow. In.
'
JL' iUlro)316South | ) Itth , boUoen Wlllum & Hick-
orj.
T70118ALK-1JOfcro ? of b t fnnnj UndH.a h-
A ? Inirton county , Nel. ; 21 mlles free Herm n
8 miles from Blair. Will either Bel for u .i ort\lll
trade lor hou o In Omab. If bujor will take up
soinonotcs on lonR tlmo. Tro whole land under
oiiltlvatloii Address Jos. Kolawratok , No. 1S4 3
13th It.,0maha , Neb. 479-tf
J70118 * AlK-Four fair old horse lias teen \\orkod
uaiiblr. For particular * luiulro t n 0 pj/ner
Uth and Farnam et In birbjr shop. J. Klrnor.
FOH aAI.K-Houscli-Mfiirnltiirosuitable for keep ,
fnff boarders Mis. V. K. Booth , 1012 Taollla et.
090 12p
FOll S\lE Three beautiful lot * on l' ko A\o ,
east froLt , must bo Bold soon. 0. F. Da U k
° ° - BSD
10
FOIt 8AI.E LolonGooiKUa\o , cheap t $3M.
0. P. DaUiXCo. 803-10
FOH SALK First tlant ono chair birbcr Bhoii ;
good trade ; reason for soiling , want to null the
business ; ndilrow box 141 North Bend , Nob. 047 14p
TTIOH SAM5-A llnlf Jersey frcnh mllcb oow ; en-
J ? qulro No. 131DS Ifltli st , bet. William and Hick ,
orj. 010-140
| ? OR SVLKull lliijrIth n four ) c ra ! c 8i IDS
JL'S. llthn. ihenp , or lo oxehanco for rcalilcncu
property. Inijuire 1307 Douglai , 030-14p
FOll SALE CUEAI' Ono olepant ch'tulwr got ,
former cost (376.00. One rocuUtor clock ,
ono tuarly now Kuaho Piano , two cold framed
pictures , ono horeo , hnrncsj and nhaoton , one
llall BUfo , small slza Inquire 1015 Dfdto ( Kt. S33 tf
71011 S\I.K-larbcrsattention , SIOO will buy a
'
. uirbcrthap , flxturcs , tools , and ( rood trade , only
shop In the emart thrh 1 ' ( f twr of Snrlnjrflcld Nob. ,
on Mo. 1' . 11. U. Fare31 CO from Omaha.
TTIOKSAIiK Six room o > ttiRo and full lot 630 Park
- . * " " ' , ; on prcmlsi-8 or rcom 20 , Omaha
Natlontl Bank BolldliiR. 0.11. Horton. 537-lOp
frOUSALKCHEAP-Sldobarbinruy mid harofes
J' nt Omaha Merchants '
Kxpie 8 Company'StaUo.
C3incr 14th i d Lcau > nworth St. C8fl-10p
I 1011 H.lli-ruil : lot , new house , 3 rooms , Wlloov
additl.-n . , S rath Omaha ; ? OSO ; half cash ; Ualancc
ono anil two.uars. O. jfi. llojnc , 15th andFarnsui
FOll SALIf Cigar too ] ? , molls , fclrcs , press's ,
swot kettle , e ortlili ; complete , 2403 Cumlnir
street. flll-lop
WANIED- family hors3 , ! 410 Scward.eortt
"ITlOIl BALE Now house 7 rooms full Irt , larpo
J1 barn \ ory ohcap. D. V. Jones , 9th knd Bancroft
South Omaha. D02-aS.'ji
F 1011 SALE A flret class lukcry and restaurant
Addrcsa lock box 6 , N ( rth Bend Neb. 670-1 Ip
ITIOH BALK-8500 down , Dalanco tSO. per month.
Oocd 7 room homo and I arn pleasant'y located
Shlno's addition. AMKS , 1607 Furnam. 68s 17
HIOH SALK Why pay rent , when yon can buy a
_ f house and lot on ijy payments from P. J.
Crcodon , 27th and Webs or St 661-tf
F 101 SALE Cheap , saloon fixtures and ( lock V.
W. conierlOlb and Capitol ac. 617.a3
FDU S VU& A nice stock of drv ( roods , notions ,
furnishing goods io Amount e5N0 ! , will s ll
\ory cheap for cash or part real estate , Address "B.
A. " care fico oltlcc. E32-10p
1011 SLK Two good hones , drho dcuUe or sin
gle. ! Inquire S. E. corner 17th and Dorcas St.
Foil SAIX Second band ten horse power , up.
right brilor and engine ; In gooil condition ; low
for cosh. Chas. S. Poor , 103 S 14th st , Omaha , Nob.
SS7-tf
TTOU SALE A larm of ISO acres , 6 mlloi northwca
X1 of North Bord , 160 acres under cultivation , HJ
inllcs of live wi low posts , ono milo of nhlch Is solid
ieOgo 18 years old , 3 milts of wire fence. ImloMng
pesiure ormcadow ncarlv all seeded to tame glass.
Barn S8x60 feet , ciibbloj ; for 2,001 bushels of com , 1
good corrals , 1 wind mill , and 3 wells of water , 1
gr nary 16x20 feet , a house 16x24 feet , w Its base
ment under entire houso. Price $20 ptracrc ; half
dow n , balance on titro to unit purchom.r. Knqulro at
FLAII. olllr.o . , or of W. U. Yaw , ftorth Bcnd.Ntb.
0H SALK - 80x185 feet oil Curnlng street 3 block *
_ T west of Military bridge , 81,000. John L. UcCague
opposite Po6t ollloo. 431-tf
FOR BALE 182x124 feet on corner , sonth-eaat
frort , house 3 rooms , barn , 8 blocks west o
Park avo. and Learenworth , easy pajmcnts , cheap
81.7CO. John L. HcCague , opposite Post Onioo. 483
TO EXCHANGE.
FOU SALE OH TRADK lot Improved land , a
good 2 oryf tore , property In Wajne , Nell A
rcsidoDco , barn , 2 lota III Al.'erton ' Io , anil 2 gooj
irge Norman etalllons. jAddrcsj O. I ) Illnlsoll.
Walnut , Pott Co , Iowa. 173 map
FOll SALK OR TIIADK Farm 0 rnllcs South on
Bell \uo and U. P. Ilnadc. fru'tand cto. P. Jf.
Fceklmm , P. O. box 707 Onaha. 5C-13p !
FOR PAT i : OR EXCHANQK-Fnr goc d farm land
in Nebraska or I > wa , a general Block ot mcr-
cnandiso. AdcrcesJ.E W. . P. O. lloxS ) , Eaicx. Ia
8S8-10p
1TIOR SALK Oil EXCIIANUB-A1 UIO pui aero , a
J ? or part of two thousand acres of t'mhor lund
forty miles out of Knaias City , wll exoh&nge foi
Nbrasta laud or merchandteo. liodford , Boucr 6
= In 014t/
FOR BALK Oit EXCHANGE-For itock of dry
good * I860 aereitock ranoli , plenty hay land , creek
runs throui'h entire tiart. goid buildings , corraIN
cto , only 4 miles from thming railroad town , one of
the beet and miet com cnlcut iMiclica in central Neb.
Apply to tfco North Lcup Banking Co. , North I-oup ,
Neb. 214-6
rr\b EXCHANOE Improved farms and wlldlandto
JL trade fur slocks ( f merchandise or Omaha city
roper iv. Cliaa 11. Woolly , room 20 , Omai a National
B ank , Omaha , Nub. SOOutarlD
BUSINESS OHANOES.
ANTKD A partner In butcher business , asm * ! I
W capital rciiiired. | Address" ! ) . / . " Boeotllca.
FOll SALK A goad fkallng rink , Hire Sixioo. In
quire ot II Lambert , Wakefleld Neb. 423alSp
SALK Block ind fixtures ono of the best
FOll
salooosin thocity. Possession given th . flirt
of April. Itcasonsforcclllog , 111 health. Address
"X.V , " Bco olllce. 7tf
FOll SALK A KOoil jiiyiDg saloon with first class
lunch counter and lostaurant attached A b r
jaln. 8. Trctticr , 2oa South IStb St. 478 tf
WALK Or cxchanKo a full stock ut clothing
iiUlll 1 and shoes , Kent' furnlshlnggoods , will e *
chmgo for Nebrisba Lands. 0. U.Petersin.8018.
10th fit , Omaha , heb , 155-tf
PERSONAL.
) KI130NAL-WIII W. I 8. write to O , S. . at Jlln.
notpolis , Important. 053-lflj > _ _
HS. K. JL IIOOPEil , clairvoyant ami r nco
M medium can be found at N. W. corner 'Mlh and
Co i etr'ctB , hourt 11 a. pi to 0 p. in.
BOARDING.
HlST-CLASy lied and board 1212 Capitol ate ,
F i-a3p !
MISOKLLANEOUS.
vaultH , eloks and cerapooli cleaned at the
PIUVY not'W and at any time of the day , In an
entirely orderltM way without the least molestation
to occupants or neighbors , nlth our Itnuroved and
odorlee apparatus A , Krarw&Co. , 12'fl Dixl o 6t ,
B86 a8p
fal'KCIAIi Uaritalus In laud anil builno 8 pro-
FOU A No 1 UrtiK store , wagon ibop and ono of
the bt t orotiluKD In theuUto.aNo.l liotel.CorreBjion-
dcnce Invited , tnonej Imcst d In rul ettatt far ia | > l <
Ulblo. Addrtts W. B. 1'uckard , UcarClty , Kuioas
Co.Ntl ) . B-l'10p
. ANNA 11AH3KN , uildwl'o In a Kraluita of
Mlia. [ xiili uui , Denro l ( Uol cgoli aim an aocom.
iill.litJ nur < , liai bad 15 jean txporlen-o , 1515
i- ' fill'lOp
, ault , lnki and cosipooln cleantd at tha
PUIVV notice and Hatlifactloa guirmtwl uj If.
. AU-I. V. O , Box 87" . T''P
) UMI'il All klndt of pump * for ! or repaired.
Addrtw J , J , Mcltln , Wll Siuuder