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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1882)
The Omaha Bee FnVJibed everr inornine , exteptrjanctaj Vbe orUy MonJay morning dMlj- . TK11M8 BY MAIL One Ys r.$10.001 Thrca Montha.W.C Bdx Months , o.OO | One . . 1.0 p XHE WEEKLY BEE , published 01 ty "Wednesday. TERMS POST PAID. One Year.$2.00 I Throe MOD thi , . C UMclha. . . , 1.001 One \ . . 5 AMERICAN NKWS COMPANT , Solo Agcnl or Newsdealers in the United States. OORUESPONDENOE-All Commnn Iktloni relating to News Mid Editorial mn' ' era shonM bo addrotwed to the EDITOR o Bnt UFF. BDSIVKS3 LETTERS-All Btmlne- Xiettera nnd Itemittaneon ahontd be ru. dro'.nxl to Tin BEE PUBLISH ma Coi IANT , OMAHA. Dr.ntts , Chccka and 1'onl ffioa Ordern to bo made payable to tri rdor of the Company ] Slio BEE PUBLISHING 00 , , Props Til RO8EWATEU. Editor. DR. MILLER has pronounced fur Jo Millard for senator. The Doctor al ways fighia with the barrel. CHURCH HOWE very confidently us dorta that ho has things fixed in Omaha that John M. Thumton will give liin the Douglas county delegation. Firs1 catch your hare , and then cook him IT'S no funeral of ours , but Vandor voort proclaims an commander of th < grand army that John L , Wobatoi ahant go to congress from this district la our dark horoo still grooming foi the race , or lias Church IIowo put Yar In charge of his fences ? YANKEE enterprise la always altvo tc now fields of ondoiwor. A firm ol Cincinnati nndortakors is shipping coffins by the wholesale to Egypt , but whether they are intended for Arab ! Boy and his followers or for the En- gllsh invadora is kept a profound locrot. THE death is announced of Jcaao Hoyt , the great grain dealer , of Now York , and in days past known na ono of the moat prominent nicrchanta of the metropolis. During the darkest days of the war Mr. Iloyt tras ono of n email number of merchant princes in Now York who gave largely from their private fortunca to hold up the handa of the government. county in the atato , except "Douglas , has hold its committee meetings - ings and. made its call for republi can convontiona. Every other county in this congressional district has ap pointed the day for holding primaries and fixed a time for conventions. What does our committee mean by holding back ? What sort of scheme is Mr. Has call , the chairman , hatch ing OMAHA is very modest. She hai never had a atato officer oinco Ne braska's admhsion into the union. Now alto is ready to present a candi date for every ollico. Wo have two candidates for governor , ono for state treasurer , ono for secretary of state , 0110 for attorney general , and several others for the position of land com- minaicmor , ochool Buporintondunt and auditor. TUB reformed blackleg of tha Blair 1'ilol concocts a ticnuo of falcohooda to explain away hia coarse and cowardly assaulU upon Tun UKE and it editor. The flier In a nutaholl is that this throo-card-nionto capper hoa boon playing fast and loose with the rail road politicians and being caught in his treachery , aa his parent was when ho sold out the people of Washington county twelve years ago , ho has ivddod insult to injury by heaping nbuHO upon these ho has betrayed. Tin : Bir. : stands on a higher plane than that of patronage and plunder. It has boon steadfast in the faith that it proteases. It has supported ingratoa but has never betrayed a friend or turnud ifu baclc upon nu enemy. When the campaign ia ever and right has vanquished villainy and venality , wo shall call the acrobat of Bhlr to an account face to fuco before hia own townspeople. PROMOTERS of the Duuvorexpositbn hold a mooting on Saturday to duviae moans to inorcaso the attendance at the exposition building , which haa signally fulled to come up to the ex pectations ot the organizers of the on- torpriao' . The unanimous opinion of the mooting was that the refusal of the railroads to give fair rates from the east to Denver was alone responsi ble for the email attendance. Reso lutions were adopted requesting the press of the United Statoa nnd torri- torioa to use their influence to induce the railroadn to give fair ratoa and extend - tend the time of tickets , after whioh the meeting adjourned. The railroada are cutting their own throata and injuring - juring the people of Denver and vicinity by purauing a grasping policy All the experience of railroading haa shown that cheap rates , where possi ble , always pay beat in the end through Jio largo travel which they induce. A twenty dollar rate between Missorrj river points nnd Denver would pay the railroads bettor than a fifty dollar tariff , because moro than thrice the number of passengers would fake advontago of the reduced farm. Western railroad managers will learn a lesson after a while , from which eastern corporations profited long ago. THE CROP PROSPECT. The August report of the Agricu tural Bureau at Washington placi the cntiro wheat production of tr country for the present year at $500 000,000. This enormous harvest ca scarcely bo consumed in our ow country notwithstanding the eat : mated increase of two millions in on population since last year , and th surplus must find a market In othc lands and bo carried ever in patt t next year. It ia gratifying to kno that there is every proapcot that Em opo will bo obliged to purchaa heavily of brcadatufTa during the con ing fall and winter. A partial failut of the crops in England and Auatria , decrease of grain in the great when raiaing provinces along the Danub and troubles in Egypt which will seri ously restrict the production along th valley of the Nile point clearly to largo demand for our surplus of grai and corn and a consequent relief fo the homo market. A glance at th crops throughout the country is eve ; moro encouraging than at the clcso o July when hsavy production fira bccamo a cortainity. Corn has great ly improved and no atato report amallcr crops than last year , Evoi California which a month agoroportct hoc wheat crop as greatly injured b ; dry Gather will have a havoat cqun to that of last aoaaon , Minnesota announces nouncos a wheat crop of 38,000,001 bushels. Northern Dakota owings in to line with 17,000,000 bushels , whili the wheat product along the line o the Northern Pacific railway whicl last year was loss than 7,000,001 bushels will this year amount to 12 , WO,000. Kansas and Missouri an joth jubilant ever the prospect of wonderful harvests , the wheat rsti mate for the former atato being 39 , 000,000 bushels. Nebraska allows u ] n the front of her sisters with whoa fields averaging from 20 to 23 butholi o the aero , the northern portion o ho etato being especially blessed , Slight damage to crops from wo weather ia reported from Arkansas , Michigan , portions of Illinois , Ohic and Indiana. The corn crop haa boon greatly im proved during the last two wookt by the warm weather anci now promises to exceed thai of last year. In Nebraskt except in a few isolated cases when the atorma did moro or loss damage tc the young corn the stand never lookec bettor and an immense production ii assured. In Kansas com has not kept pace with wheat , and Mirmesott rnports some damage from the con tinned wrt weather. Southern Ohio , Illinois and Indiana report woathci favorable to the corn crop , while all the southern states join the chorus ol good corn and fine cotton. This is the farmor'u year , and in apito of croakers , Vennor and grasping corporations they are to reap the benefit of their industry. THE SULTAN AS CALIPH. Much of Abdul Ilamcda embarrass ment ever taking a decided stand igainat Arab ! Bey and proclaiming the 3X-Eytiaii ; | ) miniafer of war a rebel irises from hit * position as commander ) f the Faithful and Caliph of the fol- owern of Mohammad. Undying hoa- .ility to all infidels was the ono , tha ending doctrine of the prophet which ia < s been enforced upon hia disciplon , ind Arabi'u ' declaration of war igainst the English is lupportod by an immense jortion of the Mohammedan popu- ation aa in obedience to the precepts > f the Koran nnd in accordance with , ho tenor of their holy religion. The oligio'us element in the Egyptian war s likely to prove a serious obstacle to tu speedy conclusion. The Sultan : anuot place himself in opposition to , ho people of hia faith over which he s the legal head. Aa the Sultan is mxious to prevent hia temporal poi- icasioim from falling into the handa of lun ry Europe ho might bo willing , nd eager to purauo a cjurao of action vhioh aa caliph would end in lia dethronement. Thu many sects nto which hia fanatical subjrota are lividcd , the overpowering influence iver the people possessed by the UJo nan and dorvifches rnnko any trifling vith their roligioua convictions it dan- ; orous undertaking. While in the iye.s of the khcdivo and hia master on ho Bosphorus Arab ! may bo only a ebollious subject , in the eyes of faith- ul Mahommodana ho is a worthy do- condant of the prophet who , aword n hand , wont forth to conquer and to mto the doctrines of the Koran in ilood on infidel hearts. How trongly this sentiment is spreading hrough every country where the ollowors of the prophet predominate ho dispytchoa of the past few days how. Syria is aflanio with oxcito- lent ever the reports from Egypt and ho Mussulnioi. population are on the vo of an outbreak ever the prospect f Mahammodan troops aiding Eng ine ! in her campaign against u fol- owcr of the prophot. The Ulouiaa of ndia are call ! g loudly for an ex- ilunation of the Sullim'a course to- rurda hia aubjecta when attacked by foreign power. Moro significant ho.il anything it the opinion of the iIusBulmeh juriata in Oointantinoplo rho act as advisers of the Oal iph on mat- era of faith. They have advised the ommunder of the faithful that his osition towards Arabi is twofold ; hat eo far aa Arab I has not obeyed the caliph , ho is a robot , bnt that in so fa M ho has boon a defender of the Mohammedan hammodan country egainst the ag greativo designs of the Christ inns , h has merely fulfilled the duties nf good Mussulman , and consequent ! ; the caliph cannot maka common caus with England. Aa Sultan Abdul Ha mod may punith Arabi if an act of rebellion bollion is provca Against him , but n. caliph ho cannot associate hirnsol with thoao who wish to crush Arab Pasha as a defender of Islam , It will bo scon that the sultan 1 between two fires , ono directed by th powers in conference assembled , lo < by England , the ether a counter fin from hia own subjects , animated b , roligioua fanaticism. The oultan' oolf-intorcst prompts a cordial military alliance with England , and acquios enco in the demands of the powers while the Caliph's duties aa comtnan dor of the Faithful and rulorof Islam H in the direction of a cordial endorse ment of Arabi in his war against th Oiauor. OVER six months ago in response tx an overwhelming demand of our olt izona the legislature amended the cit ; charter to permit the carrying out o largo and greatly needed works o public improvement in Omaha. Ohio among thoao was ? the paving of ou streets. In accordance with the pro visions of the charter bonds to thi ' amount of $100,000 were voted , i board of public works organized am the city divided off into districts foi paving purposes. Every noceaaarj preliminary atop has been taken bu paving acorns as far off as it was a ycai ago. What ia the icasons of this un accountable halt ? Itccont raina have shown the mud making capacity of oai atroota to bo as great as ovor. The condition of many of cur thorough fares after every shower ia a disgrace to the city and an oyeaoro to every visitor. There is no argument in favor of immediate paving which was used a year ago which has not boon doubled in fcrco ainco that time , Every commercial intercat of our city demands prompt action now that no barrier oxiata to paving of our Directs. The opposition of a few tight fisted real estate owners who object to the outlay for improving the streets ad joining their property ought not to carry a foathor'a weight. Such men have always boon the clogs to Omaha's progress in times past. They have waited for the riuo in property resulting from the energy and indus try of others to line their own pockoto and now that they will bo forced to expend a little of their savings for improvement purposes they are not likely to cain much sympathy from the community in their howling against the expense of the aeacaa- monta. Omaha cannot begin her paving too quickly. The loss in dollars lars und conta from further delay will make it an expensive experience. No ONE who has not been connect ed with the caseu can appreciate the difficulty of the government in prose cuting the atar route thtoves. At every ory atop in the moves againat Brady , Dorsoy & Co. the prosecution have found thomaelvca opposed by frierida of the accused , who hold official posi- tiono under the government and have used their positions aa masked batter ies to ailonco the attorney general und his associates. Helm , the editor of ono of Br.idy'a ergons , ia in chnrgo of a branch of the goveimnont printing oflico. George E. Spencer , whoso testimony wns highly important for the purpose of implicating Brady , was riding ever the country on a Union 1'acifio pass at the moment ho waa most needed in Washington , nnd Mil ler , who ia tied up hand and foot with the slat route defendants , in in the pay of the government of the District of Columbia. Backed and defended by government ofliciala and shielded by congressmen and aonatora who have shared their guilty spoils , with the ablca lawyora in the land to conduct their defense , the star route gang have been enabled to delay the oourao of justice beyond parallel in apito of the best directed efforts of tha prosecu tion. THERE is still a libel auit pending in the district court of this county igainat the young man who served his county for ( > a day as clerk of Valen tino's committee , for criminally alan- loring the editor ot thia paper. Every iirao the suit cornea up hia lawyora ask for a continuance. He haa no proofs ; o auatain his charges , but ho keeps in repeating thoao libels in the Union Pacific organ , If ho haa any facts to matain hia assertions why doesn't ho jring thorn into court ? Why hasn't 10 , with all his general charges fur- lishod specific proofs for any- hlng ? Wo cannot uflord to banter irorda with a hireling , who prostitutes limaolf an an assassin of character , ind blackguard ot men who rofuao to jew submission to his masters , or give mpport to hia putron saint Valentino. THE OBSTINATE DOCTOR. : io Adnuros to ttio Tlmo-Honorod Principles of tl.io Democracy. ro the Kdi or ot TUB HER. From time immemorial the Herald las been accustomed to paroxysms if frenzy concerning the "nigger. " Dm pugnacioua energy , which ia ilwaya displayed on the part of its iditor when dealing with anything rhich portnina to colored men would surpass that of a fretted bull. Th gist of the article which appeared i Friday's Herald is * imply a rehas of what haa been repeatedly assartc through the same columns for yoai agono. I have boon waiting for a nun bcr of years in the hope that the od tor of 4.ho Herald wocld outgrow hi absurd and antiquated ideas and tor timonts about black mon , but lalmoi despair of ever realizing any chanp in him in this respect. What could seem moro natural o reasonable than that colored mo should vote for the candidates of the party that battled for the Union , an therefore for the liberation of th slaves durinp the late war ? Coul anything bo moro unnatural for ther to do than to vote with a party whoa almost untiro history in an unbrokoi narrative of unrelenting hostility t everything that has been proposed fo their batttrmeiil ? Surely it scema to mo that notti ing could moro justly bring upo them the derision of conscientious poc plo than the abandonment of thn n publican party for the democratic. No candid man will deny that th democratic party , with ita Calhoun1 Buchanans , Davises , Millers , etc , stood always tquaroly and dogged ! opposed to everything that was dc signed tor thn social , moral , intullcc tual or political promotion of colorci people in thia or any other country The Democratic party during the lat war embraced every clement of oppe siton to the liberation of the nlavce On the other'hand , the republicai party embraced within its ineinbtti ship every element of opposition ti the extension or perpetuation o slavery. How abanrd , therefore , t question the propriety of colored inei adhering to the republican party Whatovoi attraction the future m ; prcacnt , it ia plain to mo that tin prpaont oflora nothing so good as "tin original and only" republican party Aa for mo , while I shall alway hoh myself at liberty to criticise and denounce nounco all injustice that may bo perpetrated potratod upon colored men by tin dominant element of the party , Itrus I shall never become so much of i nincompoop that I cannot HOC , or si much of a knave aa to bo unwilling ti acknowledge full appreciation of tin bauofita derived by us by its paa aervicos. CYRUS D. BELL. Liver , Kidney nud Brlulit'sDisonnc A medicine that destroys Ihu gern or cause of Bright'a Diso.tao , Diabotoa Kidney and Liver Complaintu , and ha povi or to root them nut of the syatom [ a above all prico. Such a medicine i Hop Bitters , and positive proof of thi cuu bo found by ono trial , orbyaskinj your neighbors , who have been cure ( by it. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The First District. Lincoln News. The candidates for congress in thi district are numerous already und ni djubt others will make their appearance anco on the track before the ontrie close , Here is a good list to start on John Cown , Ohas. Mandoraon , J. E Webster , Omaha ; Orlando Toft , Oasi county ; 0. 0. Whodon , S. B. Galoy Lincoln ; J. L. Mitchell , Frank Ran aom , Otoo county ; Thos. Major ? , Church IIowo , Nomaha ; besides th < dark horses that will bo trotted out There has never boon an election it N'obrotka , ainco Church Howe canu nto the atato but what ho waa a candidate didato for some position. In fact In located with ua for the express pur ? osoi r.nd ho haa trimmed hia sai to accomplish his great desire of go ing to congress. Ho haa hob nobbei witi every organization within hi re.-JP-.i , ia all things to all men , and wi nrd prepared to expose coma of hii acts when ho aold out the atato gr.vngi : o railroad interests. So over zealoui las thia man been to continue in of ice when ho waa defeated for nomi mtiou for state senator in hia county , wo are told hu cried , oworo ant hreatoned to "burst the ticket" un- oas ho got something , and to pacifj iia ravenous uppotito for oflico the } lomiimted him for the lower house , Phoi'e should bo n congress made 01 ; > uvposo for the special accummodatioi > f -Una nondescript and that located it ho Indian or Alasla territory. liovo Yonr When jour friend or neighbor is labor UK under bodily nlHictiun , indigestion illfououes-i , coiiHtipalinii , oumed liy im < urity ot bloDil , or < U order uf the ki nnyi r liver , don't fail to recummcn 1 Jiuiuiocii SLOOD ] ! ITTKKS , a sure anil mifo remedy , 'ru.eSL.uO. lld-lw Wby He Wonted to Know. Jctrolt Kruv I'rcg ) . At the second battle nf Bull Hun a ncruit who had just joined n Now rork regiment , turned around upon ia captain as au order was given , and skcd : "Say , Cap , what are wo going to do ow } " "Move by the flank to the left of iio regiment , " was the reply. "All right - just as aoon move aa ot. " After the company had hold the on- position for a quarter of an hour , lioro came another order , and the ro- ruit naked : "Say , Cap , which way now ? " "Going to advance. " "All right , I'm with you ! " The company moved forward with 10 li'io and was presently hotly im aged with Jackson's mon , They had ot been at it ever five minutes , when 10 recruit slid up to the captain and touted : "Say , Cap , holler as loud aa you tan , and let'a see if I can hear you/ ' "What in do you moan ? Back nto line with you ! " shouted the of- icor , "All right , Cap all rlglt. The oaaon I wanted you-to holler waa to oo if I could hoar your voice when 'ou ordered a retreat I It's all right -I guosa I can hear it if them reba lon't bring up any moro gunal" BANQUET AND BALI , . Jontluuocl Honors to Mr. and Mrs. Houry Pundt. Last evening n banquet nnd ball on , magnificent ecalo waa gotten up in Standard hall to celebrate Mr. and Jrs. Henry Pundt'a silver wedding , n addition to every delicacy of the cason the tables were beautifully or- lamented with iloraV decorations of very description. Everything that ould in the slight eat degree add to the comfort and pleasure of the guest had boon amply provided for by th committee , which comprised the fol lowing gentlemen and Indies : A. Hel lor , Julius Hoyor , Harry Baswitz Mrs. A. Cahn , Mrs. O. Ueimrod , Mrs Max Moyor. The musical unio : orchestra , which waa organized "b ; Mr. Julius Meyer , and which is noi nndor hia personal suporviaion , din coursed some consummately fin music. The dancing , which was ot , high class nature , was participated ii by all present with great onthuaiasm The gathering waa n very largo on and included aomo of the beat am most liberal hearted citizens , aa wil bo 82en from the list hereinafter dn scribed. The programme wae prepared pared with great care am among others contained a polon also and waltz , entitled "Hil vor Wedding , " and composed b ; that popular Omaha composer , S II o Oman , specially for this occasion Among the guests present the scribi observed the following : Mr. am Mrs. Burmeiatcr , Mr. and Mrs. Kotty Mr. and Mrs. Poycko , Mr. and Mrs Pundt , Miss Emma I'uudt , Mr. Oeca Pundt , Mr. George Pundt , Miss Idi Pundt , Mr. Albert Tollaneoua , Mr Oharlio W78o , Mrs. Max Meyer , Mra Hellman , Mr. George Tzschuck , Mrs and Misa Tztchack , Messrs , Julias Adolph nd Moritz Meyer , Mr. MK Mrg. llcdfehl , Mr. ank Mra. Kedfeld Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruesull , Mr. ant Mendelsohn , Mr. and Mrs. Kauf man , Mr. and Mrs. Edholm Mr. and Mrs. Erickaon , the twc Misaea KrtiR , Misa Flora Cohn , MIB : Vanborris , the two Misaes Prince Misa Rothschild , Miss lUswitz , Mis : Lehman , Mias Blanche Withnoll Messrs , Martin , Minnie and Abbi ( Cohn , Mr. Dorman , Mr. M. A. Me Namarr , Mr. Loirmn , Mr. Schlossin aor , Mr. Harry Baawitz , Mr. H. M , Peavey , Mr. L. J. Fiachor , Mr. Ship ley , Mr. Krue , Mr. Hama and Mr , Schiff. The afTiir proved to bo ono of tin moat brilliant balls of the season , and ; ; reat credit ia duo to the committee who worked with such untiring am painstaking energy to bring aboui thia desirable result. No Such 'Word ns Fail. "I have uced your SrniNC UI.OSSOM fo dyKpcp'i i , headache , indconntipattiiu , am find it has done mo n great deal of good I shall recommend it to my friemic , "llKXBT JiEllT01.KTTI , "May 21th. HO Main bt. , liutfalo. Price GO conta , trial pottlea 10 cents. lld-lw PERSONAL. E. H. llyau , of Long Pine , ia iu th city. city.J. J. Rudebaugh , of Crete , ia at the Can field. field.J. J. II. Murphy , of Wood Itiver , ia at thi CanGeld. E. i : . Day , of South Bend , is at thi Millard. Hon. A. S. Paddock is a guest of thi Millard. Hon. L. Crounse , of Fort Calhoun is ii the city. G. II. Wolle , of Schuyler , was in towi last night. Jos. Mormor , of Plattsmouth , is at thi Creighton. C. A. Holmes and wife , of Tccuruech are at the Millard. Prof. E. Thaycr , of DCS Moines , is : jueBt of the Canfield. Charles S , Adain ; , of Philadelphia , h c guest of tha Creighton. . H. Jncobson and E. M. Stannard , o North PUtte , are at the CanGeld. A Cnstetter and wife , and Miss Emm : Castettcr , of Blair are at the Millard. Mra. W. H. Hertz ami Dr. W. H Hertz , of Huzleton , Pa. , are at the Creigh ton. ton.C C , 1C. Peck , of the lissouri river , thi narnesnlco of the big atemner , is at thi MillarJ. Miss Nannie Parlieu and Mrs. .Toht Parlicu , of Sarpy Centre , are at tru Creighton. Otto Kimuiel , W. L. Baugher and T. iT , Vaughan , of Lafnyttte , are ill the city cr rc/ute to Colorado , Hugh McLean , P. W. U'Brlni anil Walter Tyrrell , of Dav/son county , ar juests of the Cnh field. W. II. Firth , general taneliugngontGl .he C. , B , & Q. , waj in the city j caturday. II. D. Button , traveling agent ot the C. C. , St. Joe & C , B. road , wns in town nst night , M. L. 'ihomas , lied Cloud ; J. C. Clatk > jincoln ; John Barsley , wife and sou , i'airmorit ; J. Bartletto and wife , Grand nl.iud ; B. Bridgford , Linooln , and H. A. loughton , Friend , are at the Metropoll- an. Clmrlea Wood , eq. , familiarly known to H the boya as "old Charley , " returned esterday from the Indian reservation , laving been out there for the pait two lontbs. Ho haa gr iwn a full bearii and ooka like nu Arab shiek. Capt. M arsh left for Sidney yesterday , F. J , Gihnorc , manager of tbeS : , LouU .lajaziue . , ia in the city. J. S. Clary , of Norfolk , waa in the city estmlny and loft for homo at noon , J. 0. Wiemcra , the popular grocer , left caterdny for St. Louis , Chicago and ther eastern cities , LouU Bradford left Sunday for Den- er to take in the exposition and t look p hi ) mining interests near Leadvillo. Mr. and Mrs. SH. . Kennedy , left on 10 noon train yesterday forLnramie for alert lort vi it to their son who has been locat- d there for several mouths. Dr. J. O. Deniae and ton left j esterday n iioou train for the west , for a few days f rest acd recreation. The doctor and on will attend the Denver exhibition , and [ BO the Grand Island Iteunion , and will oturn by the first of September. Col. E. I ) . Temple , author of "Tho Inton Spy , " after tpendluj hia summer acation iu Omaha , left yesterday tor 'Vemont. He goes to prepare for the i > re- ontation of the great military drama at Grand Island during the forthcoming G. V , It , Iteunion , It is safe to say it will be big feature on that occasion. Ails nrcr This. Can you find a case of Bright's ) iaeaso of the Kidnoya , Diabotea , Ur- nary or Liver Complaints that la cur- bio , that Jiop Bitters has not or can- ot cure ? ABK your neighbor if they an. BARGAIN ; xxvr Houses , sss rams , FffTEBNTH AND UOUQUS STS , Beautiful building sltca on Bhorman avonm 10th Htrect ) Mouth ol rooplcton'a and J , J Brawn's rcsldcnccn the tract bclonglrg to Senator tor Paddock for BO many jcars bolnj 86 j feet nest IronUfo on the Mcnuc by from 3GO to 560 feet In depth running eastward to the Umiha & St. Paul U. R Will ucll In strips of 60 feet or moro frontage or theavenuo with full depth to tha railroad , wll ocll the abaroonabout any terms that purchase ! rany desire. To parties who will agree to built houses costing 81HOO and upwards will sell with out any paj ment down for ono j car , and fi to II equal annual pajmcnts thereafter at 7 per ecu Intertst. To parties whc do not Intend Improv lag linmcdlaiciy will sell for ono sixth down am 5 c > iual annual payments thereafter at 7 per ecu ! Interest. Choice 4 aero block In Smlth'aaddltlon at WOD end ol Farnara street will plvo any length o time requlrodat 7 per cent Interest. Also a splendid 10 ncro block In Smith's aildl tlonon bamo liberal tcr noforc incr , No. 305 , IUII lot ou near 20th * 700.No No 30t , Lot on 18th street near Paul , 81300. No 302 , Lot 30x250 ( cot on 16th street , neai Icholna. No 299 , Ono quarter aero BurS street , noa ; Dutton8500. No 297 , Two lots on Blonde near Ircno street $260 and $300 each. No 290 , Two lots on Georgia near Mlcblgai SJroct , $1200. No 295 , Twelve choice residence lots on Hamll gn street in Shlnu's addition , line and sightly SO to 8500 each. No 291. Beautiful half lot on St. Mary's av enue , 30x180 feet , near Bishop Clarkson's ant 20th street , 81600. No 292 , five choice lots on Park avenue , 60x 160 each , on street railway , 8300 each. No 291 , Six lota In Millard & Catdncll's addltlot on Sherman Avenue near 1'oppleton's , JSCOto $160 each. N'i 2s9 , Cholco lotsnn Park avenue and street or line on road to Park , & 4DO to 81000 each. No 286 , Elevin lots on Dcca'ur and Irent streets , near Saundcrs street , 8376 to $160 each , No S82 , Lot on lUth near Paul street , $760. No 281 , Lot 65x140 feet near St. Mary's a\cnuo , aiu 2oth street , S1COO. No 279 , Lot on Uocaturncar Irene street , $325 , No U7S , Fuur lots ou Calawoll , near Saundora street , S500 each. .No 270 , Loton Clinton street , near ehot tower , 125. 125.No No 27(5 ( , Fonr lots on MeLcIlin street , ncai niondo , Ha an'a addition , SiiD e\ch , No 274 , Inruo lots near race course ; make offers. No 268. Beautiful corner aero lot on California street , opposite andaJJolalng Sacred Heart Con- \ ent ( , 'rouud i , flO.U No iCe , Lot on llaion , near 15th street. ? 1,350. 100 ots In "Credit Koncler"and " ( Jraiid Vie\v' additions , just south-cast of U. P and B. A M. i nilroad i cpota , ranging from $150 to lOOOoacli an. 1 on easy terms. Beautiful Kcsiilcnco I.ota at a bargain very hindj to shops ,100 to 50 tucb , 6 per cent down nd ti per con t per month. Call and get plat and No 250 , I-'uil corner lot on Jones , Near 16th utrcul , 3,000. No25. > , a wo lots on Center street , near Cumin in- street , $ jOO for both or600 each. No 2511 , Lot ou beward. near King ttroct , $350. JVo 219 , Hall lot on Dodge , near llth str'po Ko 217our beautiful rrsldonce lots near CruUhton Coloi"0 ; ( or will sejiarato ) Si.COO. No 240 , 1 0 lots on Center , near Cumlng Et'cct100 each. No 24Ui , J.t on Idaho , near Cumlng street , 3325.No .No ' 15 , Beautiful corner arro lot on Cumlne. near button btrout. mar now Convent ol Mtcrcd U.-ait , Sl,60o No. 214 , Lot on Firuam , near 18th etrctt , No 243 , Lot 03 by 1 on Co.lego st/ctt , DtarSt. Mary'd a\cnue , $700 , No 241 , Lot on 1'ariiam , near 2Cth etrctt , Sl.OOO. IVOS40 , Lot CO by M foot on Eouth o > enue , near Mason street , 050. No 220 , Lot 23xCrct on Dodge , near 13th st'ctt ; make an uller. No 2.7 , Lot on 23rd no rChrifioO. No 21U , Lot on Hamilton near King , 3CO. o -oi' , Lot un 18th btrcet , near Mchola ) No 207 , Two Iota on 16th , near Pacific itrcat , 81,600 , No .01 , Beautiful realJcnco lot ou Division struct , near Coming , 800. No 19JJ Lots on Ifitb street , near I'lcrco , No I'Juj , Lots on Sauudcrs street , near Sow ar J JJoO. No 1UIJ , Two lots on i2J , near Oraco street , No 102J , Two lots on 17th street , near white lead orks , $1,030. N li)8i ; Onu full block ten lots , near the barracks , 8400. No 1U1 , Lots on Parker , etreet , near Irene @ 30i , No 183' Two lota on Ooj , near 21et etreot ! Kllt edge ) , tO.OOu. A'o IbO , Lot on Tier near Seward , $660. No 170 , Lot on Pacific street , near llth ; make Her , NolCfl , Six lota on Farnaui , near 21th street f2.400tuJ2b50 ach No 163 , Full block on 25th strreet , near race ourae , aid three lots In Qlso'j aidltlon , near aunderoand Cassius streets , 82,000. No 127 , Lot on Ibtn ttieu , near while lead orks , $623. Nol ' . , 123x132 feet (2 lots ) on 18th street , near Poppkton'a , 81,600. Nom , Thirty half aero lots In M Iard& Cal- I well s additions on Sherman avenue , Spring and Saratoga streets , near tha end of green utruet ; ar track , SSM to 11,300 each , Nu80 , Lot ou Chicago , near 22d tiect , F1.800 No 88 , Lot on Cald well street , near Saunders , No SS , Corner lot on ChulM , near Saund. lota street , 8700. No 75 , Boxs'Jiect on I'aclHc , uear 8th street fS.OOO. No to , Ighteen loU nn 2Iet , 22d , 23d and iautidera Btreeta , near Qraco and tiiundcrs street irrdgo , $600 tath No 0 , One fourth block (160x135 ( feet ) , nca haConvtiUt of foor Claire , on Hamilton street i'a he end of the red street car tru-U , 81OiO Lot No 6 , on Marcy utreet , near ti th btiojt Q200. SEAL ESTATE AGENCY 16th ana uongiaa Street , THE MALLUI WEIGHT ONLY 100 IBS , BOX. Can Be Handled By a Boy , The box need no\cr bo Ukon oil the wagon and all the .hulled Grain and Grass Seed Is Save II costal oil th&n the olil st\Ie racks. Etory standard wagon la Bold with our rack cotnple.o BUY N0NE WITHOUT IT. Or buy the attachments nn pp'v ' them fo your old wnpon box. For Pile t Nebraska bv J. C. CLARK. Lincoln. MANKISU& lltua , Omaha. Fnrn "FDDK , Orand I'laml. ItAooLm & GurusIlmtlncs. . CIIARUS fcciKODEiER , Columliiu. BrAN < Kii.KSi FUNK , Itcd Cloud. 0. It. CRANE A Co. , Hod Oak , Iowa. I * . \V. KcsaitL'.OIennoo't , lowt And vcry flrst cla s dealer In thn west. Aik them ( or descriptive circular or Bond direct tO US. J , MoOallum Bros , Hanufg Do. , Office , 24 Weit Lalfo Street , Chicago. mny23-lw 100,000 TIMKEN-SPRiHG VEHICLES NOW IN tr s E. They pun > a 8 all ether s ( or 0197 rldiuK. style anil durabllltv. They are for sale by all Loading Car riage Builders and Dealers throughout the country. SPKIMS , &EAE & BODIES For sato by Henry Timken , I Patentee nnd Builder ot Pine Carrtairi a , UCP'O'Xi'E ; , , - - OMEO. jl-6m Every Corset Is warranted saUa- Iftctorjto Ita wearer In every way , cr the money will bo refunded by the person from whom it was bought. Thn only Corset pronounced by our Icadlnir pliyplchm not Injurious to tlio wearer , ami indorsed by Indlta as the inost comfortnblo and pertextt Jlttint" Corttt ever lu ° ' " PRICKS , by Moll , 1'oifnso PnMt Health I > rc.ir\ln = , 91.CO. Helf-Adjuitlnc. 91 Abiloinlnul ( extra licovy ) 98.OO. Nur lnc , 91.CO Ilcolth I'rocriliie ( flno coulll ) $9.OU. I'arngoa HLIrt-Huprartlnic. Ifl.CU. Foroulo by IcuJInc Itctiill Heulent cvcrywbcrc. CUIOAGO COHSJLT CO. , Chicago , 111. , ulliocijiico.vly Are acknowledged to ba the best by all \vho have put them to a pra tic il test , ADAPTED TO HABD & SOFT COAL , COKE OR WOOD. MANUFACTURED BY BUCK'S STOVE CO. , SAINT LOUIS. Piercy < fc Bradford , SOLK AGENTS FOR OMAHA. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. BREAKFAST. "Byatlior u.hkuovUo'goof ( to natural laws tlilUiavcrn ( tliu oi.ratlvis ] ol l otl-n and mirltion , and b ) cireful opp'kan | n ol tha luo rrop-rtes of no Is Ice d U-xoi , Jlr : \\n \ hasp o > dcd cur Vreakf.a ta'l * with Iclicit ly ttwoud be omgo lrc- > > ay sue a ny liui j doctor * ' I > 1 Is It I bj llu juitlcl us isu f ouch articles of diet that a r iietitjtlon nay lie Kr.du'lj billitiD umll ttrjnz ODOU 'U 3 rci s tr. . triidoacv ti dliniso Hin rtili I subtle niilidmarj ( Uitln ar und uinajy auttaikilureir there U a nva'n point. We i > -escano uia j af > t , | btialt by keeping our- clrw il fottlflrd ul Ii pure bl od auu a prop- rly nourl hed frame. " Citli Stnlct i.azstta. lUle sliujily with hailing vator or milk Sold itlnionlni-lbandlb ) libeled JAML8 BPP3 & OO. HomcBOpatblo Obemmts , London , England.