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I TflDAlLY BEE.
I E. HOSEWATER : EDITOH
TO CORRESPOKDENTS.
( COCSTKT FRICXPS we * I1 ! alwsja be
hezr from , on nil matters connected with
arf , country jw'ities , anJ on any eutyect
jatever. el ccuwal Interest ! to the people of
irS' tc AHV infumatlcn connected - Hh
etlettlort , , ard relating to floods , accidents
All snch communto-
es bow. ver.murt te us brief u jiowsIKe ;
.d . they muffin til o cs be * r tten on one
I ie of the f hrrt only.
NAME or WMTMI , in fu'l. must In each and
comnmni Uon or
CMC BCtompany ny
n r turc soev. r Tbl. 5s not intended fo r
uMl U.n. but forcer own ti ! ttion and
proof of cootl faith.
POLHIC1L for 01Ccehetl , .
Iricnd . ) d whether u no-
e 1 y fit or ?
een or con-mnnic.tori ! ! to the Editor , are
Cntll r.rmii.atim.8 src made Kiiply personal ,
ii-d will be dmiscdforasidrertbrnenta.
ro > ord trc coctrilutloitf of a hunger
? ctdertiAe
net
aWwTVlll
: U 1 character ;
In anyCSEC -
*
optnenr rcsenc
V.batcvtr. Cur staff is tcCc'icnfy Urct f >
tnrre than i-UfTly ° cr limited epace
MB cen'muiilcationsfhouldlrt ! addressed to
E ROSCT'ATCR , Blltcr.
The IrgitMtire thall pass laws to correct
jfs and prcnr.t vnjvst discrimination
d extortion " nil charges of crprcss , le'.C-
iph and railroad companies in this ttarc
enforce each lataly adequate penalties
extent , if iwcctsaryjcr that purpxt ,
'failure of tkeir property and /
< [ Sec. 7 , Art. 32 , Kelirasfea
, enacted June. ]
does Deputy Treasurer John
uah thing of VaVs nomination ?
FOUK thousand republican > lot
sited Valentine's nomination be
luee of his odoriferous rtoord at the
* 'est Point Land office ,
' TUB great "golden bait" on Jay
'
j ou-d'flU. P. line , is said by the Bet-
' icrs to be a gigantic fraud. It would
a appropriate then to call it the
'Gould-cn belt. '
THE southern preeu say that their
ifimata of a solid south is made
vitbont any reference to radical nig
: ers. Of course it is. In estimating
esulta the chivalrous southerners al
ways 14caunt thorn oilt. "
AsoTHEB attempt to Vow up the
AOzir i * reported from St. Peter&burp.
TheC r Lai the reputation of re
ceiving the \iforst blowings up at the
of his subject * of any E' ro-
. sovereign ,
ii boljoyed to h va taVcn np
A dispatch In this morn-
jng' Rip\itttca \ % is headed by the foi
liivrinj ! remarkabia e > pras * ' ° n' ' "Th *
* leam fcsp fVcra Orss' beliavcd id ? taw
( n.owa iu & * t5tm. " For grim-
Frcraoni Calces the ca'co.
J ago Tnz ; BEE published
I ; special Biinouneinj ; General Graut'e
to accept th6 presidency of the
Ban Pidro laining oorapany. The
rrUjng newfgathors of the 68 n
a proJB hare just furnhhcd the
to our Om&ha contemporaries ,
Pioimr Press cays that nftor
nil , the underlying inuc } n this pl'osl-
denliul canvass is the oldissuo of ttato
It t1
r\v \ nationnl iiovereignty , the old qnes-
U S tion whether this ii a n&tion or
This is one of the prboiplca
and Jackson fought for. The
other was the divine right of slavery.
THE entire 810,000,000 of stock ,
for the extension of the Delaware ,
LickawannaVestern road from
Binghampton to Buffalo , vras sub-
Ecribed on the day the bonks ivere
opened in New York , and eurveya of
the new line are already in progress.
This project is the most severe attack
the Vauderbilt pystein has yet experi
enced. It will give the Wabash and
Gould reads west of the Missouri a
through line to Now York city , atid all
the ad vantages * of the magnificent ter
minal facilities of th e Delaware , Lack-
awautia & Western at Hoboken. The
names of the men who have taken up
the slock are sufficient guarantee that
the road is built more for a profitable
investment than for a more stack
speculation.
Following the report of the New
York , Lackawana A Western exten
sion comoB a rumor of the opening of
a contest bstwecn the Wabash and
the Cnicago , Burlington and Qnincy ,
the latter road proposing to build a
line from Peoria to Toledo and thus
to invade the chosen territory of the
Gould line. Rumors are current that
Mr Oonld threatens , in case this :
project is carried out , to enter upon a
nharp nar of retaliation and that n
line will be built by the Wabash to
tor
Omaha parallel to the Chicago , Bur
lington and Quincy road.
JAMES HeurATii hai been do
ing the bist journalistic work of any
of the Irish correspondents of the :
New York papers. His letters treating ,
tte
ing of the fearful condition cf the :
tenantry , the shameless tyranny and
extortion of landlordism aud the
moins adopted by the land leagua to
rescue the people from their troubles ,
have bsen the most instructive of any
which have appeared on the subject. :
t.rk
According to Mr. Rcdpath the work
of the land league has alreidy borne
good fruit in Iceland. It amounts
virtually to a trade's union of tenant
firraera who pledge themselves to resist
1stnt
eviction , to help the evictedtoprovent
the rental of farms from which ten
ants have boon turned away , and to
refuse to cut the crops on lar.de made
dey
vacant by the ousting of tenantry.
yis
Mr. Kadpath says , at present there is
no landlord resid.cq in * eland who
would dare to evict a te- * , through
fear of assaasinaM 1 evictions
r.EA
by sgents or ab ; < > i .os sue also stead
ily decreastnr , ' > 'Jse in almost ever
instance no ncrf icuant cm bs fount
QCo
to take up ( he holding. In one o-
two cases where a new tenant did en
terupon property thus disposed of he
vas so effectually ed
by his fellows and ostracised
by the community that hesoongave
up the attempt.The consequence is
that a number o ! evicted tenants have
bsea r.6 orcd to their farms aa "cire-
takers" pf the buildinga sad crops
and the remainder of the farms
of dupoiled Ispsntfi sre lying nt
Two years ago when E , K. Valen
tine was nominated to repreicnt 20-
braska in congrts' , this paper g vo
him its unwavering anc vigorous sup
port. Altrou ° h wo had ample proof
that Valentine had secured his nomi-
nition by corrupt manipulation of
Union Pacific railway officials we
gavehimouroupporlbecaueowedeemed
Valentine's election an absolute
necessity tc insure iho supremacy of
the republican party at the helm of
the na5onsl government. Two years
ago the election of a president by the
bouse of representative ; was regarded
as among thn political probabilities.
In that event each state in the Union
casting ono vote , Nebraska's congress
man would equal the whole delegation
frora New Ynrk. The nomination two
years ago being made within five
weeks of the election it would have
been disastrous to the party to swap
horses while crossing the stream.
This was either reason why wo did
not deem it expedient iu 1S78 to ret
sent the insult to the intelligence of
the republican party ia this atato i
by the nomination of a man
of questionable repula and verf
mediocre ability. Mr. Valentine
rcceivod.tbo . undivided an4 act
ive support of tha renublisan
state press , and the political leaders of
the party vied with each other in the
canvass in their effort to give him the
undivided piity strength. The vote
of 1878 furnishes the most emphatic
proof that Valentine does not enjoy
the confidence of the republican party.
In 1870 , Frank Welch received
nearly 81,000 votes and his majority
over the democratic candidate , Hoi-
man , ws I2C94. , In 1878 , with an
increase of over 15 per cent in the
vote polled , Valentino only received
28,311 vote ? , and his majority over
his democratic competitor , Davis , was
only fl,589. This fact alone ought to
have retired him from the fiel-1 in
1S80 , when ihe party in every other
state of ihe Union hag brought out its
ablest and most popular men for con-
Our reasons for demandingthe with
drawal of Mr. Valentino from thocon-
race are , however , more
weighty. Since Mr. Valentino's
nomination in 1378 , damaging facts
affecting his integrity a a
publ-c man have oome to light through
proceedings in our courts. The ap
pointment of one § onnenshcin to a
pott tradnrjhip at Mr. Valentine' ' ?
instance , indpr circumstances that go
far to cpnfirrn the current re-
pojta connecting him with &
most revolting ecandali Je-
priyp Mr. Valentino cf the eonfi
denoa and rcsppct of al't ' claiseRj nnd
tnsko it tbo imperative duty of reput
ah'.o republicans to iceut upon lu ;
withdraws ! ,
1'ho case of John 3li } h vs. Valen
tine , decided ia tha third judicial dis
tsiot court at Its last term in March ,
Mr , Valentino o'
deliberate attempt to
He Mr. Bush out of his
omcsiead by fraudulent entries in
ho Jand office books at West Point
during Valentine's term ac registrar ,
onljrdid Mr. Valentine deltbcr
defraud Mr. Rush of his hcme-
toad , but ho borrowed money on &
mortgage covering this land under
alae prefen cs by assuring the parly
hat in ado the loan that the title was
undisputsd. This is only eco of a
number of cases that h&ve come to
; impeaching Mr. Valentine's hen <
eaty as a public man.
The convention that nominated Mr.
Valentino for congrcta in 1878 also
Mr. Liedtke for auditor.
Mr. Liedtko discharged the duties o .1 .
his oflice with signal ability , but he
committed a grave blunder in mis
contruing the law as to his fcea and
perquisites , aud the late convention
rfry properly declined to place th
iarty on the defensive by recominat
ing him. If Liedtke's offense canno
bo condoned , how can any honor "
able man condone the rascalities o ) f
which Valentino stands convicted H
It is a disagreeable and thanklcs '
task for a republican journal
refuse endorsement to any nominee o
its t > arty , bat wo bulieve , with Presi
de-jtUaycs , that he vho serves ht
cjuntry best serves his party best ,
The raistiko made by the late conven
tion can yet bo rectified. Prudence
and honor dictate that
the nomination )
of Valentino shall fce )11e
cancelled. Ne
braska , with only one man to repre '
sent her 452,000 people , is entitled 0to
the services of a man of moral charac
ter , unswerving integrity and conceded
ability.
If the railway monopolies must
foist a unn of their own choice upon
us they should be compelled at least
to civo us a man of brains , whoso rec !
ord does no convict him of offenses
for which other men have been sent to
the penitentiary.
THK democratic leaders have aban
doned Maine in despair. Their cause
in the Pine Tree state is hopeless. 30A
sweeping republican victory over the
fttsionists is now assured beyond a
reasonable doubt. The most stunning
blow recently delivered between the
eyes of the Maine democracy is the [
resignation of E. H. Govr , chairman
of the Maine greenback state central
committee , and his declaration that he
would hereafter act with
republicans.
Mr. Govo WEB secretary of state under
Governor Garcelon , and , recently ,
greenback candidate for congress in
tha First district. To this
step , Mr.
Gore has been impelled , he says , with
regret , under Iho conviction that the
success of the democratic party , will
be a menace to the Union illh
, through
the "solid '
south'while a fusion of
greenbackera with the democrats will
only aid in such such success. Such ia
fusion , adds Mr. Gove , "ia not a com
munity of ideasjbegotten of freediecus-
ionitis ; thf harmony of fear , the
unity of terroritm , cemented in blood.
Now we are united by fusion with this
criminal and 'solid '
dangerous south.
The young , pura blood of the green
back ptrty is to be transfused into bean
frame of this dying deperado. I can
see nothing advancement to green
back principles in this alliance , eo
fraught rational with peril. I believe
that the interest and ihe bast good veof
the.0"juntry ara be t served by th ? ( le-
fe&t of the dtmocrarie psr "
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FOETBY OP THI3 TIMES.
Struct Bottom.
A fishing Master Freddie went ,
ma'a ivi-hes and con ent ,
As usual , in such case ? , hs
Fell in. When he came home to tea
Ma l i 1 her slipper where it would
Do Master Fred s world of good.
A playmate asked of Fred next day ,
"Did you strike bottom in the bayf '
"Strike bottom ? No ! " said naughty Fred ,
"But ma did 'fore I got teA to bed. "
A Wise Provision of Nature.
Tis said that thirity inches span
* " * "
The Averasre wonrmV i
And just so long the arm of man ,
f.t > , when 'ti * snugly placed
Atonnd the lamselhom one treasures ,
There ia conformity of measures.
How admirable are thy works ,
0 Nature , kind and f'ear !
3"or , Fpite of all thy kinks and quirk ? ,
And vai ions doings queer ,
Thnu mouldest waists of proper bios ,
With amis to fit thou Joot supply us ,
"Don's DaroP
"Don't vou dare to kiss me once , "
She cried with b azing eyes.
At John , who felt himself collapsed
To half his iisu ' 1 size.
"I won't , " he said , "p'easa nardon me ,
And I will l > e so nice"
She tmiled. anil s jid : "Dear John , T didn't
Bay j < iu bhouldn't kiss me twice. "
[ Andrews' Queen.
HONEY POB THE LADIES.
New bonnets a.re amal' ' , n.ew hajs
sro largo.
Jet end chenille- are vped in new
millinery.
Borders will lie usea on winter
A parasol of peicock's feathers 5 ?
the latest noveliy.
Heliotrope and gold beads are new
for garniture of di esses.
Women resernbla flowers. They
chut up when they slocp ,
A cot'i with taEsels ia considered
moras'ylish than a belt with
dresses ,
A girl in a free swimming bth at
New York turned nine somersaults
without lifting her face out of water.
The picturesque broad- ' rimmed
hats now worn with loose foathsr tips
on tbo front are copies oi these worn
a century ago.
Dressy > oung ladies htvedeterminod
to wear enaulettes on their shoulders ;
but they can not do ip very well with
lo\r necfcod drrsjcs.
An old farmer writes that he has
come to the conviction that the top.
dressing of liirus costs less on hia
lands th n it does on his wifo.
An old lady , wi h several unmarried
daughters , feeds them on fish diet bo-
c .usd of the phosphorus , an3 phos
phorusis thecsienttsl thing for maVtnjj
matcheg.
Olive JjGjjan says that tha first duty
of a girl on finding herself nalylook
jngand ungainly U to cultivate such
a swpet temper that seraa one will bo
certain to rii'srry her. OUvo forgets
tlat we b y egg on
In glove * , the brotd inserted band ?
of Uoa tlil continue to be worn in
kid afe well .11 in tilk rilovcs. A very
elegant txroivobittoti6d ) alove ha s
rifjhlissning extendjng fronj the juiri.
db , crOQ ) tq tha 6nscrJ ( up to the
very edge of the length
A Western girl at a Long branch
hop wore a green ovcrsUirt , pink ovar-
droa ami yellow roses in her hair. At t
the fcljhl of he ? so many paople
fainted that tlio floor m&nagsra in
duced her to seek the seclusion her
apsttmsnu grant.
A widu fringa.a quarter of n yard in
depth , is of groit weight. There is a
heavy paBsomenteria bead piping top
hr-ldmg tbc frinpe of fine bugles , cut
jot beads and chenille ehurig wilh
beads of graduated sizes completed
with long jet dmplo'3.
A bag or reticule i ? now a regular
sccsesory of the toilet. The bas : ; are
cf silk nr eatin , a i educed copy of the
bags our grandmothers carried their
knitting woik in. They are hand
painted or embroidered.
Amor.g the prettiest of the recent
novelties are the eilk or satin coats ii
heliotr-'p1 * , gold , psacock blue or red ,
over ruffled skirts of white tulle or
mull. ( old brocade , in small feather
patterni' , is also most eflVctivo.
Amen the liberties taken by fash
ion is the introduction of hooks and
eyes for the outside of dresses in place
of buttons. The hooks are about a-
inch in lanyth , of various styles ant
designs. Some r.rc brilliantly en
amellcd on inut.il , others are steel cu
in glittering facets , pray iridescen
steel , steel and jet. Very haudsomi
styles are inlaid with mother-of-peail
"Is your programme full ,
BeotlecriiRher ? " asked a young mm o
a wc tvrn damsel who had just striig
pled out of a , refreshment room wit ]
disappomtincdt in her eye and an "or
1--c-1 " - - '
her hand. 'Tro
me full ? ' ' oaid the daughter
the set ing sun.Vs.il , I gups not
I hain't had nothin' but a pieca of
cake and an ice cream , an * they don't
go tar toward tilling my programme ,
lean tell you. "
Among the most important and
prominent acessories or rather trmi-
mitiga of a toilet cro pisaementerica
and embroideries. An unheard CSof
profusion will exist during the coming
E3K < miii ornanientationaud costuines
will be saun covered with the utmost
elaboration of whita jet , mother , stf
fQt
psarlj gold and silver , opalescent
beads , pink pearh and flossy silks ,
like the sparkling of a casket of jew-
cls-
Among some favorite colors for au
tumn are worn rich Burgundy , claret
and mulberry , grenat a dark green
sapphire , and the irrepressible navy
and purple mdiuo blue and plum.
Handkerchief costumes ara to be con
tinued in thicker material , such as
momic plaids of extraordinary siza ,
camel's hair , crepa cloth , Arroure and
raw silk. The ugly , unbecoming new
color , hinted at only , is an Irish
green , not of emerald , nor tf bronze
colors , but a sickly , staring bright
green , named impyan , cooked sorrel ,
moss , frog. Some new and exquis
itely beautiful satin brocades lately
imported pro embroidered in" wander
ing \ines and set bouquets of natural
colors of wild flowers and exotics :
Some charming sashes are made of
asoavmona veiling and bordered with
of India shatds in the rich
est colors.
EDUCATIONAL NOTES ,
The attendance at Union college
promises to be much larger this year
than last. The graduating class of
' " 81" will " ' "
outnumber 'SO" by one-
third.
Out of 263 candidates at the recent
examination in San Francisco , 63 were
allowed certificates to teach in tha
public schools. There is a much lower
percentage than in the past two years. :
The corner-stone of the new Marquette -
quette College , the latest tducitional
institute of the Catholicj in
- - Milwau
i- * * fc-HJ4. V * LH iiliW * U
kee , was laid on August 15. As its
name implies U is
, meant a3 a monument
ment or tribute to the memory Cf Pere
llarquattewhose nansc is so inti
mately connected with the history tiof
the
Oer 50,000 students were tctively
conaectedwho the twenty German
uniirersitissat tha UsiTrintersamestor .
Of tneee gCOS were at firliD ? s27 at
s
Breslauj 105S ! at Halle ; 9C5 at Gotj j
tingenj 994 at Tubineen ; 8Sl at Bonn ;
848 at Vv'utsburg ; 752 at Straesburg ,
and 502 at Heidelberg ,
The Vermont teachers have or-
Hnized an association called "The
Vermont College of Teachers , " to
which ! only educators of proved ability
and experience will be admitted , Its
chief objects are to raise the standard
of qualification araorg teachers , and
to improve the course of study and
methods of instruction in a'l grades
from the primary to the completion
of the hiijh tchool wracademio course.
According to Prof. George P. Fish
er , ( etching at the present day is and
mustbe n profession. But he would
alee have it regarded as a high calling
different its nature from ordinary
| employment. He thinks slso that us
thu groifc object of education should
be to elicit the individual power of in
dependent thought , teachiug shoald
ba mainly Socia'ic by question nnd
answer. The young snjoy what they
do for themselves , provided thn task
ect is not beyond their powers. Noth
ing will more interest inquisitive pupils
especially in the higher branches of
knowledge , than the colloquail meth
od eki'.lf ' ully applied.
Thn Hon. M. A. Jewell , president
of thojfatioual Teachers' association ,
is in favor of technical education iu
common school * . "The true theory
of a common school programme , " he
i "is that every step shall ba the
bestpossiblp preparation for stepping
out , rather than , for stepping up. Thh
would involve some changes in the
purriculum. It would brin : ? in writ
ing and drawing at the very beginning
and continue thr > m to the end , with
reading and pllirg And all through
the course there should run alocgBide
of the elementary lessons in the var
ious departments of natural history ,
systematic instruction in uionls and
politic si economy "
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Mr. John SIcGullough is homo
Eytinge has cancelled her on
gigermnt with Harry Sargent.
Miss Minnie Cummings is Deposing
to dtltver in New York a lecture on
"Slander. "
The Florences have achieved great
success in London with the "Mi-jhtv
Dollar. "
R'stori is forming a dramatic troupe
in Rome with which to btgiu the tour
cf Europe this month.
There ia a probability that Miss El
lis Wilton , of the Union Square corj
oany , will support S lvim during hU
American tour ,
Mme. Marie Jlosa-MRpleaon wil {
aaij from London on the 20th insr. , to
join tha Stnkqsch-HeBs Ijjgl sh Opera -
ra company in Now Yorft.
Mme. Camilla Urso h s returned io
NewtYork from her Australian tour.
She is reported to be engazed for n
visit to Cuba and Mexico.
Mr , 15- ASothern Is realjy broken
down in health , and there | s little hope
that ha vill ever be able to resuintj
his duties upon tha stage.
A Musical festival is to bo given in
Baltirnoro iu October to comra.emo
raia the ono hundred and fiftieth anni
versary cf tils founding of'that pity ,
Berr * lliobmond , ths head of ths
joroblisation which pre < emed "Our
Candidate" last season , died suddenly
the other { lay in Cincinar.U , where bs
w s to have begun sn engagement last
Monday ,
It in prodiclod thai Mr. Stcele
MaokByo is preparing to have trouble ,
it buina alleged that ho lisa engaged
t.reo actresses for theMadison Square
theatre , among them Miss Je'ueys-
Lewia and Miss Effie Elhler.
"Two Nights in Rome" hr.s met
with such success &s to justify th8
management in announcing it for an
other week. Mian Maud Granger
and JIT company will shortly product )
thw play in Boston snd Phihdelphia i ,
Mr. Edwin Booth is to ict at the
ntvr Princess theatre , London. The
del < y ia hia appearance was caused by
his refusal to play lago to the Othello
of Charles Wainer , which would in a
measure subordinate him to a popular
English star.
Hiverly'a liberal billing of his Ma *
t < don minstrels has aston'shed ' Lon
don , It having been stated that ha
had "o\er-billed , " and that , the cott
mist hive been greater than the re
turns , ihe explanation was made in a
London papsr that Mr. Havorly ship
ped seven and R h lf tons from Cin
cinnati and upward of 6flean tons
from Chicago. Altogether , upward
of tweuty-fivo ions of show bills and
posters for the "Mastodons" were
shipped f rum this country to England.
IMPIETLKS.
At the close of a sermon the minis
ter became impressive. Raising hi ;
voice he sitd. "Judgment ! judgment ! '
and a small boy in the vestibule
shouteJ : "Out on first ! "
A little girl in church , after IL ; o
contribution plate had buea p-\saed ,
con placcntly and audibly said : 'I
ptfd for four , mamma ; wasn't that all
right ? "
It must have been tremendously
embarrassing to that young sporis-
man , who is engaged to the parson's
daughter , on arriving late in church
with his fair finucee , to hear the rev
erend gentleman read out : " vly
daughter is greviously tormented with
a devil. "
A colored preacher of Baltimore
saya ho has attended thirty-one camp- .
meetings , and has this year arrived .pat
the conclusion that all the grace which
a convert can secure in a whole week
will vanish in two hours after the mo
squitoes begin to bits.
Last week a Bible agent sat down
at a farmer's table out west , played
euchre with the old man and won a
yoke of four-year-old steers from him ,
and then made him buy eight dozen
Bibles and sixteen pounds of tracts to
The colored people of Little Rock .
are divided as to the needs of the soil. '
Ono congregation has been praying
for rain , while the other asked for :
continued sunshine. The minister of
the wet district sent the following
note to the people of the dry : "You
folks outrhter be ashamed ot yourself.
This crosscut prayiu' is enough to get ;
the Lord so bothered that he don't
know what to do' "
A man while walking across the
meadow lei stepped into a bumble
bee's nest and the honest insect ] in
sect immediately swarmed up his
trowsers leg and began to improve the ;
shining hour. The good man in great
perturbation roared out something
about the "Damn bee,1' when , seeing ,
a neighbor regarding him earnestly j
he added "he who first cries hold
enough. ' "
PEPPERMINT DROPS.
"None of your law" is what the
bather said to the shark.
Erery gentleman should have a mel
on patch upon his country seat.
' 'Wtiatis meant by the Jower behind -
hind the thronel" asHed the teacher.
' 'The ace , " replied thesmart , bad boy > ,
"which ia greater than the king. "
Atmospherical knowledge is not'
thoroughly distributed in cur schools ,
A boy bein asked , "What ia nj "
' - replied , "an urabrolla , "
weather has acted in a manner rtther
diacourasins to ponons who ara camp
in out for pleasure. [ Chicago Jour
nal ,
The amusement season in Arkansas
will opn just as soon as the boys get
their hands on a felhnv who argues
that the world owes him a mule aud
a halter.
" 'Tis sweet to dye for tbosowe
love , " exclaimed a young man when
his best cirl asked him why he didn't
wear a bldck instead of a light mus
tache.
A boyish novice in smoking turned
deadly pale and tbraw away his cigar.
Said he : ' 'Thar'a sumthin * in that air
cigar that's mads me sick " "I know
what it is , " sid hiscnrnparnon.pulling
away . "What ! " "Tobicker. "
"If you are a quiet , honest citizen
of Galvestcn , how did those skelston
keys aud brass knuckles happen to be
in your coit pocket ? " "I reokon ,
Jurtgo , me nnd the policemen mmt
have changed coats in the
We weie very much excited , "
These are the days when the honest
farmer smilea in the evening when he
views his trees fairly bsnding beneath
the weight of luscious anples , and gels
as mid as blazes the fallowing morn
ing when ho notices that the only
things remaining in hio orchard are
the tracks of the bad boya' feet
[ PhihdelpliU Chronicle.
At Chautauqui , N. Y. , a few days
ago , Rev. Joseph Coot lectured on
the "Three Bsspised Ri s. " "That's
right , " si > s The Norristown Herald
' 'it is about time the horse race , the
boat race and the footrace were pitch
ed into. A man always despises theaa
races when ho loses money on "em. "
According to Richard Grant White ,
"hug" in a word that embraces a great
desl. [ New Orleans Picayune. "A
great doil , " must be a lumbering sort
of o fel-'onr. ' Jonoa ssyj ho would bo
rejoiat to do a little embracing , but
that's not the kind of timber the boys
ara rafter. Jones gives that as the
one p'ank'in his platform of principles.
It is a good onp ; let's all get n board ,
A Men Avacsed by an Eagle.
! 1 IlisXcMS.
On Tuesday last as Mii.L O.Kim-
coy was walking through the brush
near the logging camp on the La Creole -
ole he heard a peculiar noise above
him and looked up just in time to dis
cover that a huge eaile WAS making a
descent up n him. Mr. Kimfey
dcdg-d out of the way , and when the
biul struck the erounddespatched him
with an axe which ho was carrying.
The eagle measures six and ono half
feet from tip io tip. It is suoposod
th t the eagle mistook Mr. Kimsey
for some brd { or animal , aa it is un
likely that it would -knowingly attack
a man , „
Republican Piatforaa ,
! TJia republicans of Nebraska
mo t hoarlily endorse the profession of
principles formulated by the national
republican convention at Chicago ,
snd pledge thejr unswerving support
to the cr.ndidiUcn there nominated.
2. We sfll-ni the dootriiKi of na >
tional rovarei nty in the formulated
principles upon which the perpetuity
o the r.Uion rests , nnd that tha prin
ciple of homo two R3 ojjunejated by
the ( lomof.yatio party is but iho cftit *
tiow espreszifln of the CalbQVin docr
trims of ststo rights , ia revolutionary
iu its clnrnoter tnd destructive oLtha
unity o ? the nation , a
ti , We regard the roccnt aekuro cf
tlio polls nnd the \yholesale robbery of
the franchises of the raublican citi-
Kens of Alabama , surpsslnz In the
mognitudo ami pffrontsry of the orimo
of all former efforts nf &B pajty un
der their Tweed plan Iri' w York ,
and the Mississippi plan in the south ,
a a fair specimen of democratic meth
od and a forecast of democratic do
minion in national nffiira that should
incite every honest man and tax-payer
in the countty to the most earnest en
deavor to defeat the party of brigand
age nnd traud at the polls hi Novem
ber.
4. We have considered "what Leo
and Jackson would do if they were
alive , " { cheers ] and have determined
to unpluy our best energies in pro-
venting the seizure of the national
government by their living coraradss
through the frauds of a eolid south.
5 We congratulate the people of
ihu state upon its rapid increase of
population and wealth , and upon the
good measure of pro-perity that has
rewarded their labor , upou the rapid
upbuilding of our material interests
since the success of resumption and
the revival of trade.
G Wo pljjge our support to such
legislation in congress and such meas
ures by state legislatures as may be
necessary to oSect a correction of
abuses and prevent extortionate dis
crimination in charges by railroad
corporations.
7. Wo moat cordially invite the aid
and co operation in the latest defense
of the national integrity and national
purae of all republicans and war dem
ocrat i who have difldrod with us on
temporary issues , or have clung to a
party name.
llesohed , That we heartily join in
thu rerommondatiou made by Ghneral
Garfield in his letter of acceptance in
urging upon congress the speedy im
provement of the Missouri river for
barge navigation.
If jou are troubled with fever nnd ague , dumb
ainic , liilliom feior , jtundicc , < Jjfpcpia , or uny
disrate of ilie liver , t lowl or ttomnch , and wish
to Ret iticll try the new remedy , 1'rof. Gull-
metis's French Liror Pjd. Ask your druggist
( or it and uko nn other , and if lie hag not pot
it rend $1 50 in a letter to the French Fid Co. ,
ToUdo , O. , and reteivo one by return mail.
The liver is more frequently the seat of
disease than 13 generally supposed , for up
on its regular action depends , in a great
measure , the powers of the stomach , bow
els , brain and thj whole nervous system.
Ue nlnte that important organ by taking
Simmons' Liver Regulator , and you pre
vent most of the diseases that flesh is heir
to. d&w
. : E\ COOK : ,
DERTAKER ,
Oid Fellows' Block.
Prompt attention given to orders by telegraph.
ST , CATHERINE'S
Academy for
Young Ladies.
ISthandCass Sta.Omaha , Neb.
Ths course of studies at this Institution , be-
eidea the u > ual branches of anEnglish education ,
embraces Freacb , Germin , Musii Drawinir ,
Pjmtra ? , Main and Fan-y Needle Work , Wax
Tniir-r s , at * .
TheBi-saion commtnces the Drst JIo day la
Stptember and the fi' rt Monday in February.
rcittJd. Boys frtm five to tsn years of gs will be ad-
For further parthnhrs apply to
Directress of St. Catherine's
auSOlSt
VINEGAR WORKS !
Jar.fi , Bet. 3th and I0th Stt , 03UHA.
First quality distilled Wine and CJtJer Vineyir
oi any nronjth below eastern prices , and vsi.
" " ] ust.M . sood'atwholesal * tnd retail.
SViJ 2IFriCali"ERNST KKBBSY
MEAT MARKET
I : . P. Bloc& 16th St.
Frssjs uU Silt ileata o all kfajda
ca 3 r's-cfc1 ' * '
o&
STRENGTH and EHEEGY ,
WITHOUT THE USE OF DRUGS , ARE RE
QUESTED TO SEKD FOrf THE ELECTRIC
REVIEW , AN ILLUSTRATED JOUR
NAL. WHICH IS PUBLISHED
FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.
TT TREATS upon HEALTH. UVOIji.VE , d Phyii-
J c t Culture , anil ' ' compMe ejcjclonwdia cf
information for in > ld ! > and the e who luaer from
Xervou' , Exbuustmg and ratniul Di * aiJ. hvery
.ubject th t b s tuon bcnlth and human happmtn.
receives attention Iu its past" . : an' ' H'e n ny I1" " *
tlonii asked by anfferiiig iinalu ! * , wLo Iwve despaired
of cure , are amw reJ , aud laluahle . informs ! ion
is TDlnnttered to all who nru in nfd uf medical sd-
tlce. Th * ubjct of Elac'nc Bf Its IT M - lediciiif ,
nd the hundred and one question of'M mi" "
tance to Buffering buminlly , are Uul } ouii
acd explained.
explained.YOUNC
Acd ethers who ( .utfer from Xarroui and Physical
Debiilty. | I.C * . cf ilan'.y Vi-or , Preirature i-iliaii- .
lion < and the many gloomy consoQnci.ces of !
iMdNcrstion ' , etc. , aru especially leneuied by cor >
its contents * .
oLKfrrniC RLVIEWeipcsesth * unmuiKJted
fraud * practlct-I by quacks and medical m K-Mor- )
who prcfcn to " practioe inedicinu , " and poiiiU i-'ii '
the only afe , simple , and ettectlw rc d lo llieal'.u ,
Vliror , and llodily linergy. .
r-'eiid Tour ad Jreti on pottal card for a copy , aod
i worth iboiuudi will te sent you.
Ad lrc i Iho
PULVERMAGHER GALVANIC CO , ,
' OR. EIRHTK and VINE STS. . CINCINNATI. 0
45 Year s before th ePnblic.
.O.MoLAWE'S
arc not recommended as p rcmedv " for
all the ills that flesh is heir to. " but in
affections of the Liver , ami in nil JMHons
Complaints , Dyspepsia , anil Sick Head
ache , or diseases of t5mt character , they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVES ! .
No botier cntlwtic can be used pre
paratory to , or after taking quininCr AB
a imple purgative they are uneiualed. (
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Kach box lias n red-wax ceal on the lid ,
with the impreisonMcLAJ ! E'S LIVEtt
PILL. Eaclt wrapper bears the signa
tures of V. McLAXE and FLSMI.VO BROS.
s T Insist upon bavin ? the genuine
Ditc. MoLAXE'S LIVEli PILLS , pre
pared ' by
FLEMING IJUOS. , rillsburgli , Pa , ,
the market bciiiR full of imitations of
the name JTcLniiK , spoiled differeiitly ,
but same pronunciation.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
A Epetdy nd Effectual Cure.
PERRY DAVIS1 PAIN-KILLER
Da Blood thn test of roarr rims' trial.
Directions with each tattle.
OLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS.
Ill ft MT C n Lool Aeenta everywhere to eel
WAN I tU lea , Loflce. BaUcK ' .
FUVoriiiff Extracts , etc , by samp'e , to f italll J3 ,
Proflt good. OutOt free. People1 * Tea Co. , Box
, S { . 1 ouis , Slo.
Cnrcs nud never disappoints -
points , Tao world's
iluliovov for Man hnl
PlTCIIEtt'S CASTOIUA
Is not Narcotic. Children
grow lUt upon , Mothers like ,
and Physicians recommend
CASTOKIA. It regulates the
Bowels , cures Wind Colic ,
allays Fevcrislmess , and dc
stroys Worms.
WEI DE MEYER'S CA
TARRH Curo"a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala
dy , Ly Absorption. Tlio most
Important Discovery since Vac
cination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh , tM cures at
any stage before Consumption
acts in.
THE ONLY PLAGE ft'HERE TOO
can find a gocd Mjortaignt of
BOOTS AND SHOES
At LQWKR FIGURE than at
any other shoe house Iu the cltr.
P. LANG'S ,
236 FARHHAM ST.
LADIES' & GENTS ,
SHOES IADE TO ORDER
d a perfect fit tuar-.ntfcd. Irlcca Trvrcsaon
BUS1N SSGIIANC S.
Reunion Camp Ground Privileges.
cTnmlttee of arrangements for the SoU \
liters' Reunion , to be held under the allspi
ces of tha 0. A. K . a' Central City , Sfcrnck
county , Ncbrssk , from the 13tli to the Igth , In
clusive , cf September , 1SSO , will receive sealed
bids ut > to Saturday noon , AU.JUS' 21 , 18SO , for
the folio-nine privllcees :
1st. For the rent , durine the week of the Be-
union , of two Dinlns Halls , 20xl < K > feet each ;
kitchens attached , 12xlCO feet. 5he kitchens
each to be furni hed with four furnished stovr s ,
two pumpj , and fui'able tables. Dining Ilslls
to lieturniBhcil with tablc < and ients. Ao'other
public eatlng-hou'es will bo allowed on the
ground. The prices to bo charged not to ex
ceed thirty five cents pc' meal , one dollar per
day , or flva dollars for the week. ierra1
Vd. Exclusive ri ht of fatnbhing Sutlers'
Stores for camp the Sutler to be f urnuhed with
two Hospital Tents.
Sd. Ono Promcnsilo Hall , 32x100 feet , with
mualc stand and seats.
Bids may be in the alternative , cither so much.
for tke prh liege , orwhat per C9 t. of the proGla.
If on the per cent , basl ? , Ihe comlnittee to hftvo
the supervision of the rcce'pts and disbursements >
of the busiura s Jointly with the pa'ti' to whom >
the trivilegeii awarded.
All b d < muot be accompanied with a bond of
01.0 tfiniwind ilolUrs. signed by two sureties ,
that ample supplies for the wants of the camp
stall be furnished , to the extent of the capacity
of tbo bulldlnes provided.
Open prop s la will also be received for other
privileges on the grou d.
TlTe camp will be provided with tents and bur-
racks for the accommodation rf 20,000 p r.plo ,
All bids and letters of inquiry sbonld be ad
dressed to VT U. WEBSTER ,
Chairman Reunion Committee ,
Central City. Merrick Co. . Neb.
PASSENGER GGOMMppATlOH LINE
NEA
OM AH A ANDWFORT OMAH A
Counects With Street Cars
Corner of SADNDERS and HAMILTON
STREETS. ( End ot Eed Line M follows :
LEWE OMAHA :
630. * S:17andl:19a : ] ra , 3:03.5:37 : and733p-m.
LEAVE FORT OMAHA :
7:15 a m. . 9:15 a , m , and 12:45 p. m.
1:00 : , 6:15 : and 8:15 p. m
"The 8:17 : a. m run , leavinomab& > * nd the
1:00 p. m ran , Tearing Fort Omaha , are usually
lopded to full capacity with regular passengers ,
The 6:17 : 1. m. rui will be made from the post-
office , corner of Dodje and 15th gnrehta.
Tickets can fce procured from street car driv
en ! , or from drivers of backs.
FARE , 25 CENT3 , INCLUDING STBE CAB
AHEHTIOH , BUILDERS AHD COM
TRACTORS.
The owner o ! tha celebrated Kaolin
Banks , near LOUIS VTU ! ! , NEB. , hoc
now ready &t the depot at Louisville , on
the B. & iL railroad ,
to fill any order at reasonable price ? . Par
ties -desiring a white front o ; onumen
bricjt will do vail to ES Vc ? 9 ( all o ;
BAHKIKO KOUSIS'
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED.
mmz HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA.
OAlDWELLjHA&HLTQNfGO
Business transacted same M that o an Incor *
pc rated Bank.
Accounts kept In Currency or gold subject to
light check without notice
Certificates of ilepcs t is-mrd pararla In three ,
six and twelve months , bearing Interest , or on
demand without interest.
Advances maje to ruatotnera nn approved Be-
curitir ) at market rates of Interest.
Buy and Bell eold. Mils of exchange Govern
ment , State , Cuun'y anil City Bonds.
Draw Sight Drafts nn Kn land , Ireland , Scot
land , and all parts of Europe.
Sell E iropcan r < ue ; re Tickets.
nOLtEGTlONS PROMPTLY MADE.
augldtf
U , S DEPOSITORY ,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OMAHA. .
Cor. istli ana Fflrnbam streets ,
OLDEST BAHKIHC ESTABLISHMENT
IN OMAHA.
( SUCCESSORS TO KOUKTE BROS. , )
JSTARMSHED IN ISJli ,
Organized M a Kfttlonal Bank , Aujiut 3,1833.
Capital and Profits Ovor$300OOG ,
Speclillynuthorliedbr the Secretary or Treasury
to receive Subscription to the
U. 8.4 PER GENT. FUNDED LOAN.
OFFICERS AND Dtt'.EQTOJU
UlRUA-j Kousws. PresMcnt.
At'opsies KOBKMB , Vlca President.
II. W. Yiris. rwhUr.
A. POPIBIOS , Attorscy.
Jonx A. Cn IOIITOS.
I' . H. DAVU , Aea't Caibler.
Tnli bank receives deposit thoat rgard to
amounts.
Ig-nes time certificates bearing Interest.
liriws drafts on Sao F.anciaco and principal
cities of the United ttatra , alsj London , Dublin
Eillt-burjh and the principal cities of tha contl
nent cl Europe.
Selia paasigo tioket * lor Emigrants In the In.
man ne. may lot !
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Geo. P. Bern is'
IEAL ESTATE AGEHGY.
16th & Douglat Sli. , Omaha , Neb.
This geacy doM 8TRIC7L7
nesa. Does notipcculats , and tnercfoio any baj.
gains on IU books sic Insured to Its pi'ac u , | n
of helnr ijOhMttl up br th e agent
HOGGS & HILL ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
Jfy 1S F&rr&arA Strut
OMAHA - NEBRASKA
-Nolh Side oppGranO Ce inot l.
Nebraska Land Agency ,
DAVIS a SNYDEB ,
1S03
400,060 ACRE8 carefully * Jeclt.S laaJ IS EnsUitJ
JJ bn Sft fur ealt ) . . . .
Gft&t ittrgAlaaln impf.ved farun , sndOioh
o5 ! DAvfe WKCSTEB 6SVDKR ,
Iji'.e land Wm'rTJ. V. { I. } l 4p.l8b7U
Byron ilecd fc Co , ,
BE AL ESTATE AGENCY
IN NEBRASKA.
Keep a ooinpWe attract of tltla to all F.csl
Eitata In Oraaha and Doaslaa County , mayltf
HOTELS.
THE ORIGINAL.
Oor , Randolph St. & 6th Ave. ,
CHICAGO ILL.
PUICES REDUCED TO
$2.00 AND $2.50 PER DAY
Locxtcd in the r.usiiicss . cent'e , convenient
to places of amusement. Elecan ly furnished ,
dontalnliic all mudern improvements , passenger
elector. &c. J. II. CUMMIXuS , Irroprietor.
ocietf
OGDEN HOUSE ,
Cor. MARKET ST. & BROADWAY
Council muffs. Iowa ;
On line ot Street Kailwiy , Omnibtti * o nd from
all trams. KATES Parlor floor , S3.00 per day ;
pecond floor , 52 60 perdiy ; third floor , SJ.OO.
The test furnished an.I most com nodious honse
In the city. dtO. T. PHELI'S , Prop.
METROPOLITAN
OilAHA , NEB.
IRA WILSON PROPRIETOR.
The Metropolitan U centrally located , and
Drat c'ata in every ra-pect , having recently heen
entirely renora < cd. 'I lie public wi.l flml it a.
comfortable and homelike house , miratf.
HOUSE ,
Schuylcr , Neb.
sa House , Good Meals. Good Beds
Airy Rooms , and kind and accommodating
treatment. Tw i good sample roorna. Spccu
attention paid to commercial travelers.
S , MILLES , Prop , ,
alS-tf Schuyler , Neb.
FRONTIER HOTEL ,
Laramie , Wyoming.
The miner's resort , good accommodations ,
arge earn pie room , chargea reasonable. Special
attention given to traveling men.
JMf H C. HILLUf.D. Proprietor.
INTER-OCEAN HOTEL ,
Cheyenne , Wyoming.
Fir t-cbss , Fine large Simple ROOTBI , one
Mock from depot. Trains etcp from 20 mlnntts
to 2 hours for dinner. Free Bos to and from
Depot. Kates Si 00. SI 50 and $3.00 , according
to room ; a ngle meal 75 cents.
A. D. BALCOM , Proprietor.
ANDREW BORDEK. Cnlef CI rk. mlO-t
CHARLES RIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER !
UetaUc Cases , Coffins , Casket ) , Sbrouds , etc.
Farnham Street , Bet. 10th and 11'h , Omaha , Neb.
ers Promptly Attended To.
SHOW GASES
O. OT.
1317 CASS iT.t OMAHA , NEB.
CTA gord tttortment alway on hand-TEi
UNO. G. JACOBS ,
( Formerly cf 0 ! ii i Jacobt )
Ha. i OM Ry ; } of Jwcb G
* : *
Carpet ! ngs I Carpet ! ngs 1
Old Reliable Carpet House ,
1405 DOUGLAS STEEET , BET. 14TK AKB 15TEL
Carpets , Oil-Oloths ,
Matting , Window-Shades ,
Curtains ,
STOGK IS THE Un0T IS THE WEST ,
I Make a Specialty of
WINDOW-SHADES AND LACE CUhTAIHS
And have a Full Line of
Mats , Rugs , Stair Rods , Carpet-
Lining Stair Pads , Crumb
Clothes , Cornices ,
Cornice Poles , Lambrequins , Cords and Tassels ;
IE foot Everything kept m a ? irt 01ass Oarpet Honao ,
Orders from ijljrojuj solicited. gsitJsfaetloM Cimrauteed
Call * or Address
John B. Detwiler ,
Old Reliable Carpet Fousg , OMAHA.
Having just opened an entirely now line of
EN'S FORMING GOOD ,
would ask the Merchants of Nebraska to inspect ov.v Stoo
eeliuje Confident we can meat tha wants of { ill in good Qooa
Low rrfcrTs
SIIHEVE , JAHYIS ii CO , ,
Cor. Hill and Doilso Sis.
.
rmr. * X > 3 S
IB1. G. J
AL
1213 Farnham St. , Omaha.
Successors to Jas. K. Isb ,
DRUGGISTS PERFUN3
Dealers in Fine Imported
Extracts. Toilet Waters , Colognes , Soaps , Toilet Powders , &c.
A foil line of Surgical InstinmouU , Pocket CMCT , Trass-s and gnprorter ? . Absolutely . Pure
Dru and Chemical i mcd In Dispensing , l-rescrlptioni nlled t any hour of the nignt.
Jas. . Isli. Lawrence aic3Iabon.
Y HOBNEEBOi
TS MILWAUKEE SEER I
In Kegs and Bottles.
Special Figures to the Trade. Families Supplied at Seasonable
Prices. Office. 239 Douglas Street. Omaha.
SHEELY BROS. PACKING CO. ,
PORK AND BEEF PACKERS
Wholesale and Retail in
FKESH MBATS& PKOVISloyS , CAME , POULTRY. FISH , ETC.
CITY AND COUNTY ORDERS SOLICITED.
OFFICE CITY MARKET 1415 Douglas St. Packing House ,
Opposite Omaha Stock Yards , U. P. R. B.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING
POWER AND HAND PU
Steam Pomps , Engine Trimmings , Mining Machinery ,
BELTIMC HOSE , B8A8S AHD IROh FITTINGS , PIPE , STEAM PACKING ,
\T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HALLADAY WIKD-M1LLS , GH8RGH AND SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. STRAWft. 205 Ffinr Tn Rtrppt Omfiha. Nab
PAXTON & GALLAGHER ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS !
* 1421 and 1423 Farnham , and 221 to 229 15th Bts.
KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK
-AJV3 >
MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES.
The Attention of Cash and Prompt Time Buyers Solicited.
AGENTS TOE TEE HAZAED POWDEE COMPT V J
and the Omaha Iron and Nail Go.
Machine Works ,
J , F. Hammond , Prop. & Manager
The moit thorouzh appointed and cotrplet *
Machine Shops and Foundry In tha state.
Castings of every description manufactured.
Engines , Pomps and every ciua o machlnerj
made to order.
Special attention trtren to
Well AujnirsPnlleys , Hangers ,
Shaf tiiiz , Bridge Irons , Geer
Cnttlnpr , etc.
Flam for new Machlncry.Sfeachanical Drasgbt-
Inj , Uodeli , etc. , neatly executed.
268 Haraev St. . Bet. 14S and 16tD
B. A. FOWLS * . JAMIS E. ECOTT ,
FOWLER & SCOTT ,
ARCHITEOTS.
Dtalrna for buiWc ? * cf ssy d - .
arlhibftlon t wr office. We Hive hid orarfl
LCS Ia doilptlss * R f'r : , '
lUUm'iifd sjiUecctJ. 'rlasa WP
SiJlftwfe ®
CT. C.
MERCHANT TAILOR
Capitol ATO , , Opp. Masonic Hall ,
OMAHA , - ' - - - " NEB \
HI. B. KISDON , \
General Insurance Agent , x j
BEPKEHENT3 : J
PHCEMIASSCRANCE CO. , of London -
don Ca hA set * 15,107,127
WBICHKIBK. > . TCipltil. . . . . . . 1.000CO >
THEMEBCHAMS.cf Ne Tirk.N.J. , 1,000M (
OIRABD rlREPblla < JelnhIiCaPltal. . 1,000,000
NOHTHWE3TEHS NATIOXAL.Cap-
tul 900.COO
FIREMEN'3 FUND , CaUomla 800,000
11K1TISH AJIEKICA ASSUB4NCECO 1,200,000 ;
NEW A sK F1P-E INS. CO , Assets. . . . SoO.O&O
AMEBICAF CEKTRAL , Asaeta 300,000
Southeast Cor. of Fifteenth & Douglas St. ,
meaS-dlT OMAHA. NKB.
A , F. RAFERT & CO. ,
Contractors and Builcte
Ffeo 'Woo < ! ort4 !
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