ING A CON' '
THE OMAHA DALuY BEE : TUESDAY. JANUARY 31 1882 ,
ALLIANCE SPBBOHB3.
Continuation of the Speeches
ot Delegate * and Others Bo-
1 fore the Recent Hoot-
Meeting.
AU.HX BOOT ,
being cnllod for io present Iho viowa
of the greoiib ck party on the ques
tion of natiouftl finance * , delivered n
nddroM of connidoMblo tonttth in which
ho Mmignod the bondholders anil na
tional bank system wi boln& to a prcat
extent rmpoiuilblo for the panic of
1873 ftnd the diswtrous depression
that followed. Ho wound up with
nn attack on Deb Ingors. > H' dollnition
of money , which ho pronounced un-
eound find untenable.
KDWAIID ROHKWATKU ,
in raiponeo to calls from the convon
tlon , uaid in the absence of Hob In-
gorwll ho would refute the charge
made by the previous apovious Hpcnfc
r. Ho had hoard Bob Ingorsoll in
the national republican convention of
1B70 niako the declaration that this
country could never bo prosperous un
til it recognized the fact that money
could not bo made bylaw , but by labor.
that it had to bo dug out of the Hell
by the rattier and tho'-faruiur. [ Ap-
plauso. ]
In regard to the tax question , ho
wished to add Boinothiiig to what
President Ingcrsol , of the alliance ,
had 6 iid , to nhow the trickery to
whicli the railroads had resorted to
cover up their property , taking his
figurcn from the report of the railroad
auditor of the United States , who ob
tains his tiguros from the railroad
compank'ii. The cost of building nml
equipping the 1,038 miles of the
Union Pacific is there given , for 1878 ,
nt $116,000 per mite , while during thu
year it was taxed at less than $10,000
per mile. The Burlington & Missouri
IB put down M costing $42,000 per
milo ; it.taxed nt 88,000 per milo.
The former was endowed by the gov
ernment with twelve million acres of
land and n money aubtidy ; the Inttor ,
with four million acres land and sub-
uidies in bonds voted by counties
through which it passes , and each waa
mortgaged for the cost of construction ,
nnd that rau.it bo taken into account
to know the actual value of these
roads. Every dollar received in in
terest over and above that duo on the
money actually invested in the roadi
was highway robbery. [ Applause. '
The original act of 18G2 provided that
nt the expiration of three years from
the completion of the Union 1'iicific
the lands granted the road , then un >
oold , should bo eubjoct to homestead
nnd pro emption entry , the same ai
government lands , the money received
thcrojfor to go to the railroad. As t
matter of fact the railroad WUH completed
ploted to Promontory Point , where ii
connected with the Central 1'iiciGc ,
May 10,18G9 , but by some Jocpr ; < 'r. .
main charanteriatic of these railroads
they managed to delay its nccoptanco.
Government commissioners Tore going
over the road , inspecting champtigt
. } bottles and other incidental ! ) fur
* Ta * > - * 'faftrud Mum Jiy-6ho mdroad company
and concluded that the road was no
completed until 1874 , so that tin
three years did not terminate unti
1877 , when these htids rovertei
legally to the people of the weaten
country. Looldng over a copy ro
Gently of the Omaha Republican , ' n
Union Pacific organ , ho found an < ' < ! !
torial article therein printed in 1871
admitting that aid lands would si
revert the following year , hence that
was evidently the opinion oj the com
pany themselves at that time. Tliei
Mr. Hitchcock and Mr. Sargent trim :
, to got a bill through congress pro
viding that the government shouli
buy all the lands buck at $2.50 at
ucron but failed. '
This matter was pretty wi'll umlor
stood through Kansas and Nobrnska
and a Kansas farmer named Dudjino
Bottled upon one of thi-so railroad BUC
tionaand made application to thu lam
department fcr hin papont. Gunyrn
Williamson , formerly land coinmU
oionpr for the Union Pacific , wusthei
United States commmissioiior of lurid
and he decided that thu man haum
right to preempt the land. Tlmtduoioio
was referred to Mr. Marble , asuiBUti
attorney general , and ho gave it u
his opinion that these lands had reverted
vortod back , according to the Ian
guago of the railroad charter , an
thereupon an order was' given re
storing them to entry. The Burlin
ton & Miesouri Itivor had taken ou
their patonta and disposed c
\ \ their lands to a company witl
in itself and they Imvo boo
putting the lands on record and pa )
ing tuxes on them. The Unio
PftciGo trusted to thuir cheek to carr
them through. Farmers in Saundoi
county and elsewhere , had settled o
their lands at this juncture ; the :
land agent at Grand Island , Wn
Platt , brought suit against the con
pany for not allowing him to sett !
on their lands ( laughter ) . Then 'tli
company hired a lawyer for him am
I imagine , paid all the costs. TJi
bogus suit was brought into tl ;
United States court before Juii
Dundy. On one eido WHS Judj.
McKeloy , formerly assistant attornt
for the Union Pacific , with 15111 Pint
agent of the company , KB his cliei
mioing the company , and on the othi
was Mr. Popploton , the regular a
tornoy of the company. Tlioy mat
out riomp sort of u case there wart i
"impeding to the couao of justice" ]
that case and the case was at otice d
cidsd in favor of the Union Pacil
( laughter ) . The caao was pushed t
'to the higher courts , and 1 wrote
Secretary Schurz that the nrgumen ,
made had all boon on one side a et
of jug-hnndio business , you kiu
( laughter ) , and that they would pro
ably bo the same in the higher cour
But Mr. Schuns was powerless ; Gt
Dorena , attorney general , was \
only man who had the rif
to appear for the people , .
hod boon at ono time v <
friendly to the Credit Mobil
crowd , and had boon attorney for i
Amw family the saiutod Ames ,
whom they are building a monum
up in the Kooky mountains ( Isughti
The aguments wera not very exha
tivo , und again the decision was
favor of the Union PaciOc' With
due respect to the old gentlemen v
compose the United States Buprn
court , I would cay they are clot
BOIUOtimes ; dinner hours lust fron
.
t ' to C p. rn. at Washington , and bro
- fut dou't coma ou until 10 in
morning ( laughter ) , and they dc
have mtich time to look uti CMPS ,
oopeciftlly where the attorm-yn on both'
ftidt.nocms so harmonious ( laughter. )
Bo thin most important CMC , iuvovliuul
million * , WAI thus decided againit the
people , and meet nioustn UH wrong
waa perpetrated , I huvo heard Ro-v
coo Conkling and Wi limn M. Ev rt
ay that sometimes the supreme court
reverses itenlf , nnd if a strong ofiort
w > ro mada I hare IK > doubt that de
cision could bo rovonod ( laughter ) ,
THK ARNDT CAWI.
In Saunders county a party of
farmers who hsd scttlrd upon U. P.
lands combined together to defend
themsolvoH agalnut ejectment. They
had taken lands under the decision of
the rocretary of the Interior , and
m < lo improvement ) ) unon them. They
thouaht thny had rights the gov
ernment was bound to respect , but
Imvii sirico found they wcro mistaken
f'lpplaus. ] Ono of theco men was
Auvunt Arndt who had improved his
i.uid and put his family upon it and
then loft the state nn businow. The
Union Pacific , with the ansiatanoo of
a vi-ry nccommodationg United Sutos
Inantnal took auvatitagu of his uboonco
and throw his family and goods out
in the o 'Id ' , ami whoti ho camu back
ho found himself ejected from his
form. I To also found upon an ex
amination of the papers in the case
that a mintako had been made in the
di Hcription of Iho land , and hu
brought unit againnt the company to |
recover poiscssion of his laud.
Huma a poor man ho came to Omaha
and worked at his trade M black-
stnitn , and parties who know him
then have told mo that ho wan an
honest , industrious man , ns far a
they could judge. But ho waa very
bitter towards the Union Pacific , as
ho naturally would bo under the cir
cunistancea , and un effort has been
made to make Him out a very Guitouu.
Falling into the handn of lawyers
moro or leas under the control of the
Union Pacific , the court throw his
case out , or neglected to try it , and
the clerk forgot to file his papers and
the man very naturally expressed
himself in terms not very compli
mentary towards the men who had
do no thuso things.
On the night of the 4th of last No
vember the clerk of the United States
court was murdered by some un
known parties. Great excitement
was created , rewards offered , and de
tectives put to work , but up to De-
cumber li ( no clue had boon found aa
to who did it. On thu 10th of De-
11 comber a peculiar acone was witnesoid
in the Umttd States court at Ora-ih : .
[ Hero the 'opeaker road from the
Omaha Herald an account of Judge
Dundy'fi fltntumont to U'i < Var , to thu
effect that he could not try the cueo of
Arndt vs. thu Onion Pacific , us lib
had .received mttera from Arndt
threatening nis life ] Well , this HI-
tlo fane wan performed in that court
that''afternoon , and thn grave and
' fBO counsel for the Union Pacific ,
. | who hud had several fuvorablo duci
sioun fiom that 8imu conrt , expressed
tliPiuselvea as perfectly willing to
risk a decision under thu ctroum-
tt'incfo. That very afternoon Arndt
wna arrested , and for one day at loaot ,
no ono was allowed to see him. My
reporters were refused admis
sion to hia cell , aa was
also his own wife , the ronson
given being that ho was suspected of
h ivinc ; murdered the clerk of the oourt.
Under the pressure brought' the
grand jury Arndt waa next day in
dicted un the clmrgo of threatening
the court , but lifter mlting two noeka
the grand jury adjourned without in
dicting Atndt for the murder of Wat-
ou U. Smith. For eovcn weeks
Arndt. was kept in jail , hinbuil having
been first fixed at § 10,000 , and was
then taken to Lincoln for trial , and
I wit wuuk they Hunt to Kans is for ci
judge and thu whole machinery otthu
government was put to work to try n
man for u misdomeiumr. [ L.nighter [
No witiiL'ssm wore brought in a
him excepting parties whom Arndi
had employed us attorneys mill Jud t
Dandy hiniBelf tuatificd that ho had in
fcir of the mini. Finally he wan con <
vicjcd on thu cliAriju of "impelling the
course of jiiitico , " whi'ii the fact ii
that hu hud been all the time urging
thu court to decide hia case , [ Laugh
II ter. ] .
IIt I consider this one of the groatcttl
8 . over hoard of in tbla country ,
[ Api > luiiKu , ] It ia an ovidunco that
tliia ( jruat curporution wants to tyraii
HIM over Iho people and ohow then
that it in dangerous for nny man k
antagonize their road , [ Applause , ] The
Lincoln Journal says tlmt Arndt ia i
bad man that hu ia at the head of f
band of communists nnd nihilists it ;
Humidors county who want to runkt
war on the Union Pacific and rcoovoi
certain bouda voted the company ii
that county nnd also to pru-einpt tin
railroad lands.
Six youra ago the Union Pacifu
wanted to force the people of cmitr.i
Nebraska to help thutn build tin
Omaliu A Itcpubhcan Valley railroai
*
and Baiinderii county was nnkud t <
vote several hundred tliousand dollar
in bonds. There wno such atrong op
position to thin tliat the road iiu
ported KovL-rnl huiulrcd labororn frou
Omikha into that county , kupt then
thorp thirty daya and voted thorn n
the bond election , In the great ox
citoniont they oven built a gibbet bi
, t ui public sijuaro nt Wuhoo and pu
jr upon it this inscription : "Any mai
t , . who votoH a aiimt boiuU willbuhuiiR.
] u A young man who had come up froi
10 Ashland , where there \v\u ; LTt'iit oppi
in sit ion to the bon a , was seized upo
0. and nearly Imati-n to death. And no1
j0 the men who opponod the payment c
m thu boiula obtained by fraud and ii
to timidation ni-o pronouncrd commui
( „ ists and nitiiliata.
.rt . In the Arndt tlial District Atto
> w noy Lainborts'in said "show mn n mn
> b- who is constantly tallcing about co
( a. poration wrongs and I will show yt
> n. u Bcoundrul and a liar , " ( Hisses
ho Ilo Bald this
\\asainostamiablujud } ;
: ht whoso only fault was that "ho waa h
lie tuan and waa a friend to his friund
> ry but who would harm no. man. " Uu
ior gentleman , hero U a mnn who w
the convicted and sent to u felon'a ct
for for simply defending his rights , ai
01 hero is a United States judge wl
takes trips to California with bis fat
ily and friends , riding in a apoci
palace car at the expense of the Unli
Pacific , his eatables and drinkabl
being also furnished him by the sat
generous corporation. ( Laughto
This judge being human , will ho 11
also bo very grateful for these kin
IIOBBCS 1
My personal relation to Judge Di
have nn unfiiond'y feeling toward him
now , but if hu wai my brother I
iihould cxprcfls disapproval of thin
prosecution nf Anuunt Arndt. Otto
of our lending Rttorneya told mo re
cently that it WHS no longer nny use
to nook ri-dresi in onr United Stntea
cour n for men who have been wrong-
cd by thu Union Pacific , on account of
the pressure brought to boar by that
company upon packed juries , Some
ot thcso men arc merchants whohave
nnd rebaten and others are furnished
by the company with p&soos to attend
court free of expcrwo
A volco "Who composed the jury
that indicted that mnn Arndt ? "
Mr. Rowwatcr The jury that in
dicted him did so under the impres
sion thit hu waa on ansaenin , and the
main thing'wan to hold him at that
time. There nro 80,000 voters in
Nebraska , and under our lawn the
United States juries are supposed to
bo drawn from theno voters , in nil
purta of the s'nto , by t'wo commis
sioners , ono from the republican nnd
ono from the democratic party the
greenback party not being recognized
by thu United Slates government
( laiiehtor ) , Now you c.in easily find
a U. P. republican and a U. P. demo
crat to look after the interests of
those corporations. On the last jurv
there were dinvyn thu mums ot J. 'i.
Clark , superintendent of the U. P. ,
and of Mr. IIoldroio ; , manager of
the B. A M.
Mr. Starling Which party do these
railroad own ?
Mr. Ilosewoter They owa their
men in both pnrtirn , -
Mr. Starling Which party was it
that changed the govermunt mortg.igo
on the Union Pacific from u firot'to a
second mortgage ?
Mr. KuBownter Tiiat was a party
by the name of Jamoa lirooka , a
democrat from Now York ( lauijJitor ) .
Mr. Starling liy what power did
ho do thit ?
Mr. llosowatcr Well , ho had a
sort of power of attorney in the slmpo
of Credit Mobilior stock ( luughtor ) .
But it ia no use to go back to 18G2 ;
you may aa well oak who discovered
A'merici need not go farther back
than 1880 , and let us look nearer
homo. I want thla alliance to adopt
a resolution with regard to the find-
in i { of thu Buprumo court for one
thine , nnd also to require the Union
Pacific to take out patents for thuir
lands , und that would piv-'i ua the tax
on four million acrer of land in this
state , on > whi'"h Iliuy have -buon pay
ing np ' tax. The company claim
. icy have disposed of their
lando by mortgaging them a most
preposterous assumption. Under auch
a proposition a homesteader tould
toke a quarter section , put a mortgage
upon it , and claim that by this dis-
poinl the land will not revert to the
ijovernmynt , ovoii if he duca not live
upon it for/ivu ycura. By the same
reasoning , a m in who leased n picco
of land to a party for tun yeaty could
not reclaim his property nt thu ex
piration of thu IORRL' , if the leascu had
put a mortgage upon it. If these four
million acres of land are worth only a
dollar un acre , wu would bo entitled
to $800,000 in taxes from thu Union
Pacific , and that amount would go a
Ionic wayn for building wings for the
capital at Lincoln. [ Laughter. ] Judge
Crouneointroduced a bill in the house
nt one time to compel the Union
Pacific to take out pntenta for their
lands.
The bill WAS approved by the house
committee but that eminent statesman
Mr. Fry , chairman of the committee ,
at down upon the bill and it ia still
fryiug. Liiuuhtur. ]
In closing Mr. Ilosewator naked the
alliance to petition thu president for c
pardon for Arndt and in that con
nection road an admirable letter from
a lady of Ashland , Nob. , in Arndt't
bolmlf , the writer requesting that il
bo not published , and uluo that hci
niuno bo not given the public.
Mr. JnuioaV. . Abbott , of Hastings ,
followed with nn eloquent tint
lengthy nddroaa , endorsing the ob
jecta af the alliance and expressing i
hopu for ita HUCCOBS. The convoutior
then tidjourned until i ) n. m , Tluirs
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price. We L'uaraiittsJ njx boxrs to euro any en
With each order rocvlltd by w for fclx boxes , i
coi i > anted \kithllva dollars , will cond the jn
cbiuwr our uritUsn ( .niarauteo to uturn t
money If Iho treatment does not fit ct a cure.
: B 0. F , ( loodmau , Urur l t , Bole , Whploialo a
' " Agent , Omaha , Neb. Order * by mall
PASTJIME !
In going Kait take the
Chicago & Northwest
ern iw- * .
. . and 7:40 : a.
STTralns leave Omah 3:10j : > m.
For full lnforni tloii callon'll. 1' . .DUEL. . Tie !
Aftcnt , Mlh and Farnhem 8U J. Utl.L. U.
llllay De | > ot , or at JAMES T. CLAKh , Oon
al Accn ) , Ouiaha , _ ] al7m&o t
y D. S. BENTON ,
ATTOENEY-AT-LA' '
ATJ3AC11 BLOCK ,
BITTERS
Mm. J. O. Hobf r ( on , WtUburjr , Pa. , writes : "I
wan luffcrlnz from gp-ncnd debility , want of ap
petite , eonntlpntlon , etc. , HO tliat life vna n bur
den ; aft r u/ilng / Ilurdock Hlood Hitters I felt bet
ter than for yerun , I cannot pml < a jour UUten
too much , "
K.OIbbs. rf nuffolo , N. T. , * rte ! : "Vour
Dunlock HI01 Blttom , In chronic dlecMCi o ( tlio
blood. ll\cr a..I kldne\n , ha\e bc n nUfnivlly
mnrke < l with micc . Ihavo Umxl them mPoll
with brFt results , for torpidity of the Iher kndln
casuof a friend of mine Buffering from Oropoy ,
the effect waa nianeloun. "
Hruco Tumor , Hochcdtcr , N. Y.iwrltf : ' ! have
been § uhjoet to aerlotu disorder ot the kidney * ,
and unable to attend to hufllnw ; Ilurdock Illood
tilttorti rellcM-il mo beforelialf abottl * uaa UMM !
I feel confident that they will entirely cure mo , " ,
K. Atenlth Hall , lllnghumpton , N. Y. , writes :
"I miffortsl w-ith a dull p.Un through my eft
lunjc anil rholihler. I/0"t my nplrlM , appetite
and color , and could lth dlttlculty keep up all
duy. Took jour Ilurdock Illood Hitters fn dl-
rcckd , nnd Imvo felt no i > aln elncc flrnt neck af-
tct talag them. "
Ir. Nonh lUtci , Klmlro , N. Y. . writes : "About
four ) earn n o I h'td MI attack of bilious fovcrnud
nc\cr fully recov ri > U. My dlgcutlvo"organj
wore weakened , and I would be completely pros
trated for Unja. After u ln tno bottli'H ol jour
Ilurdoclc lilood Hitters the luiproxcmint wa BO
\llhle that I was astonished. I con now. though
61 years t a e , do a fair and reasonable day's
work.
C. Illackot Itoblnson , proprietor of The Canada
Prortbjterion , Toronto , Ont. , wrltee : "For j tan
I BulTernl grintly from oft-recurring headache. I
used jour Ilurdock Illootl nittern with happiest
rcBultx , and I now find mvnCU In bitter health
than for years last. "
Mrs. Wallace , Huffalo , N. Y , writes : ! have
uwd Ilurdock UUxxl Ilittcrd for nonous and bil
ious headaches , nnd can recommend It to anyone
requiring a cure for bllllousncas. "
Mn. Ira Mullnollnnd , Albany , N. Y , writea :
"For several yoaro I have Buffered from oft-recur
ring bllllous headaches , dyspepsia , and com-
nlaluU peculiar to tny sox. Smco using your
Ilurdock Blood Hitters I am entirely relieved. "
Price , 91.00 p i flottle ; Trial Bottle * 10 Cts
FOSTER MILBeH.&Oo Props
, . , , ,
BUFFALO , N , Y-
Bold at wholesale by Ish & McMahon and C. P.
Ooodman. je 27 cod-me
Tnla great I pacific cures that most loathsome
diseases
SYPHILIS
"WTiuthor lt > its Primary , Secondary
or Tortlnry Stuge.
Itcmorcs all traces of & crcury from the ayg-
toai , Cures Strofula , OM Sore' , Ithcuma-
titm. Eczema. Cftir.rrh or any
Blood Disease.
Cores When Hot Springs Fail !
Maliprif , Ark. , May 2 , 1831.
\Ve hare onsen In onr town who lived at Hot
nd wore dually cuicd ulthH. B. d.
Memphis , Menn. , May 12 , 1S31
Wo have sold 1,200 hot' ' leu of U.S. H. In a year.
It baa uiveu universal BiUsfictlon. Fair mlnued
phyalclana now recommend it ns a positive
specific. y. MANsritLO & Co.
Unisvllle , Ky , , Mixy 13. 1S31.
S. S. has given better eati faction than any
uictllclr.o I hao over foldv J. A. l'L XMpa.
Denver , Col. , May 2,1831.
Ktcry purcha-eripcaksln the hlxnest tcnni
Of 8. H. S. L. Mciejolrr.
. ayll , 1881.
You can refer anibony to u < In rcsjrdtotho
mcrita of S. S. S. Polk , Miller & Co.
! I.i > c never known S. ? . S to fail to cure a caae
cf Syphilis , when j.ropcrly taken.
II. Ii. Dcnr.ard , li.rr. . n. .
iii : Warren. JUrrj.Ua.
The nbo\ eljfners nreuciitlouion of lilsh stand-
ins. A II COLQUIIT ,
Governor
IF YOU WISH WE W M.TAKK Y UIISE CA
TO 1E ! 1'AIU FOK WHEN CUIIED.
Write for particulars and oopy of little
book 'Jlcssaio to tbo Unfortunate.
81.OOO Ro-rtrnrd will bn { aid to anj
chemist who will Hint , on rjnUysis UK ) bottloi
S 8. S , , ono particle of Mercury , lodlda 1'otao
alum or any illnor.il auhstancu.
SWUTSPECIKIC CO. Frorn.
Atlaniu , Oa.
Price of regular slio reduced to ? 1 7S per i ot
tlo Small Bze'holding half the quantity , price ,
91.00.
Sold by KENSAIID & CO. ,
andDrugciata Generally.
KENNEDY'S
EAST - INDI
ILKR & 00 , .
Solo Mftuafacturera ,
PILES ! PSLES ! PILES !
19 , ASure Curc Found at Lad
Of "
ry No" Ono Ns fl Suffer !
Amuocura for lillnd , Utovdlni ; , Itching an
5 Ulctratoi 1'lltjhiiiibeeridlBi.ovirtfd by Ur. Wi
Him , ( MI Indian rcuu-dy. ) cMlid Ur. WillKni
ll' Indian Ointment A single box has cured t !
lor wont chronic cues of Ser 30jcars alandlng. >
lorof one noi'd suffer fho mluutcg nttor applylni ; th
uonderlul soothiut ; medicine , Lotions , liutr
uicuU and electuaries do rcoro harm than goo
ir- \V'llllMu'a Olnuuuul absorbs tne tumors , allv
irhe the Intonee Itching , ( prtteuLuly at nl bt afti
getting warm In bed , ) Rets aa npoultlce , given I
nd > tant and nalnleM relief , and burcparod only fi
ndut Piles. Itching ot the private parti , and ( or not :
Ing el o ,
Kead what the Hon. J. It , Ccf.lnbcrr > - of Clev
and ar * about Dr. Wllllom'a Indian Pile Oln
ment ! lha\ou > ( dE < : orc3 of Plica euros , and
torda wo p eauurc to eay that I have never foui
njthlu Vhlch fi\o eucn Immediate and perm
neut relief ai Dr. Wllilim'a Indian Ointment.
For aale by all drugghta or mailed oa receipt
prlco , 11.00.
HENRY & CO. . Prop'rfc ,
CLIVILIMD , Oiuo.
Tor laloby 0. f Goodman.
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tor-
I
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS ,
f
HOTELS. ' 1
ARLINdrON , 3 , J. 0. MctNTlRE , Uncoln , Nffc /
SARATOGA. HOTEl ) , J. S. BTELUNrUO , Mllford , Neb.
WOODO HOUSE , ' W. P. ELLIS , Otceolo , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAH , Olromurg , H , i
AMERICAN HOUSE , GCO. H. McCMn , Couth Bend , No
HALL HOUSE. A. W. HALL , Loultyllto
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY , & CLARK , DUtr , Heb.
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O , 0. HACKNGY d , Neb
CENTRAL HOUSE , JOHN COOPER , , Nob.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL. WM. CLEMMOHB.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL C EVANS , 05elll , Neb ,
DORCHESTER HOTEL. A. 8. KINIU.H Dorthetter , N b
COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J. Q. MEAD , Nollgh , N t >
CENTRAL HOUSE. JAB. MoKICLIP , York , Neb.
TUTTLE HOUSE , W. H. TUTTLE. Aurora. Neb.
OAQE HOUSE , A. R. OAQE , Republican ChyNe
DENVER HOUSE CAIRNS A W1LLIAMB. Hasting * , NB
GRAND CENTRAL 1. BEYMOUR , Nabrailb City , No
SANDERS HOUSE , OHAB. E. Me l8HX Friend , N b
WOODWARD HOUSC. WARE * WOODWAJID , 'Exeter , Nab.
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THOHP , WeoptngWnter.Nob
E8TE8 HOUSE , N. T t8TE8. Grand Itland , Neti.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , F. W..WILM8 , Kearney , Neb.
WILDER HOURE' THOMPSON HEED , Wli'jor , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. OAARPER , HArdy , Neb.
GREENWOOD HOUSE. a W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb
HAMMOND HOUSE , JOHN HAMMOND , Columbui , Nob.
CENTRAL CITY HOUSE J , 8. QREGERY , Central Oltv , Nd
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & BECKETT. Ortaton , l u
JUDKIN8 HOUSE , OUDKIN8 & OnO , . Red Oak , IA.
HOUSTON HOUSE , QEO. OALPH , ExlrJ , la
REYNOLDS HOU3E. . O.M. REYNOLDS. Atlantic , In , \
WALKER HOU-E , D. H. WALKER , Au ubon , In.
BURQEOU3 HOUSE. ' D A. BURGEOUS , Neota , la.
CITY HOTEL , DI D WILLIAMS Kirlan , U ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMIN03 , Corning , la.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J. L. AVERY. Ctanton , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , VUllsca. la.
PARK HOUSE , W. J. QARVIN , Cornlne , la.
OUDKIN8 HOUSE. FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la ,
MERCHANTS' HOTEL , W. I. BOULWA.RE , Pacific Junction , la.
. O.
WHOLESALE GEOGEB ,
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha , Nf .h _
H. M. & M. PEAVY ,
CLOTHIERS !
1309 Farnham Street.
J4 ' 20eod-mic6m
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AMD DBALKH N
Wall Paper and Window Shades *
1304 Farnham St. , Omaha Neb.
EDHOLM
Give tile Bargains
CT ALL KINDS OF
WATCHESOLOCKS ,
SILVERWAEESOLID
AND PLA.TED WARE
AND DIAMONDS.
At Prices that Suit Any Customer Who EoallyiWishea a First-
Class Article.
STAR TINTED SPECTACLES
Are also Sold Exclusively by us.
ALSO WESTERN AGENTS
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CIVS ORGANS.
EDHOLM & ERICKSON ,
THE JEWELERS , Opposite the Post Office.
309 South Tenth Street.
QUALITY AND FIT GUARANTEED.
French Calf-Tongue Boots , Sewed , - - $9.00
French Calf Boots , Pegged , . . . . 6.00
American Calf Boots , 5.00
Pegged Alexis or Buckle Shoes , - - 3.50
MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BOOTS AND SHOES FOR FEET OUT OF
1SHA'PE ,
.All Orders Promptly Attended to und Filled With Ois'putch
J. A. WAEEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKAJ.ER IH
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , Li ME , CEMENT
: E xA.tsianEHEt , xnc-a.
W8TATI5 AQEN * FOR MILWAUKEE CEMJJNI COMPANY }
Near Union Pacific Depot , OMAHA , 2EB