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THE JDATLY BEE - - - OMAHA , WEDNLSDAY , SEPTEMBER 20 , ] 82
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THB AMI-MONOPOLY LEAQU1
CBNTIIAL GUY , August M.
The Btato Anil-Monopoly len t ;
will moot at IlantiligB , September 2 ;
1882 , in connection with tlin Slut
Formers' alliance , for the pnrpofli e ,
putting bcforo the Totem of tlio slat
of Nebraska un inciopcndont ntnt
anti-monopoly ticket. All anti-im
nopoly leagues tire requested to c.V
special meetings to elect dt'lcgitlcb t
attend the convention.
By order of tno executive coin
mlttco. II. 0. O.sTniiiiour ,
Proa. Stnto Anti-Monopoly Lt > oguo.
NEXT to their candidatoo the thin
oat thing about the Nebraska demo
crats is their platform.
PETK SCHVTKKK in temporary chair
man anojValontino on president of tin
convention would make a fast toain.
THURHTON'H rnooiuMMK : Val foi
preaidout of the convention , Doraoj
for governor , anJ Church IIowo foi
lloutonnnt-govornor.
THE balance of immigration still
oontinusoin favor of the United Statce
to offset the mifnvoritbln bnlnnco ol
hado. During Au mt 43,070 immi
grants landed on our sboreo.
NEW YOKK holda her republican
convention to-day. The lending can-
didaten ar < * Oornoll , Socrotniy Folgor
and James Wadaworth , the latter the
choice of thu half brtiudu , opponents of
both the administration and Cornell ,
Governor Cornoll'a frienda claim all
but thirty votes of the number audio-
iont to elect , but indic.itioim point to
the defeat of the governor and a union
of forcca upon either Kolgor or Woda-
worth.
TilE'Ohicago Time * puffs J. Storlinj ;
Morton to the nicies aa the strongest
democrat Nebraska could have nomi
nated for the governorship , a man of
brains and wealth. Morkon'o brainu
have been principally used in the
work of the lobby and his wealth rep-
roaonta about equally the foes of u
political attorney of the railroads and
dlvidunda from disreputable ntook
jobbing operations in local improve
nient Bchemos in Washington.
of rnilrti.'id stockn continui
bouyanr , owing to the heavy earning !
reported by the various trunk line * .
These are larger than they have over
boon. The roads in the south wtriluri
pool report a total of § 1,000,010 for
August alone , and all grain carrying
roads [ have been equally fortunate ,
The certainty , that owing to our heavy
crops , the carrying trodo will bi
equally large during the next tor
months , ia responsible for the main
lained confidence of the general publii
in the prices of railroad sonuritios.
AT the present writing Tumor's
newspaper support consists of three
journals in thu Third district besides
hia own. Two of them aru publishot
at Kearney end ono at Fremont.
Turnor'n newspaper boom in about as
big an thu boom that showed up at thu
Fremont convention. Itcpulilican ,
This is about as near thu truth aa
the railroad organ ever mile ,
Mr. Turner'n nowspopor nupport is
quite respectable. The list no fur is
M follows : Tito Fremont Tribunt ,
Holt county Manner , Crolghton llcgn-
fafot-jNiobr.trft./'i'wiar , PlMaJonrnal ,
Kearney JVtni/xirrK / , Hull'-ilo county
J'rw , Kourntiy Jountul , DUWBOH
county
THE licadquirr r.i of the republican
aUtu central committo are for thu
noit two dujs at room 10 , Millurd
hotel. Delegates are requested to hand
their credentials to Jus. W. Dawef ,
chairman , at an early an hour on
Wednesday us possible. 7frjiiiim ! / {
When LorciiEo Crounso aa chair-
inun of thu republican congressional
committee of the Third distriot gave
& similar notice , the Omaha Iii'i > iiilictnt
denounced the request us an outrage
and utiprocodonted booauao J\lr. \
Crounso was an avowed candidate for
oflico before the convention. And
why now doesn't Iho Jtejmltican ro-
buke James W. DJWOS for daring rote
demand of delegates known to bo op
posel to his candidacy , that they deliver -
liver to him their credentials ? Is not
such b demand plain proof that lie in.
tonda to tamper with their paper * ?
lau't it as much of an outrage us Mr ,
Orounse's request which was couched
In exactly the same language ? Or dooi
it wake suah a mighty difference
whoaaox ; is gored that what ia a
crime in chaiinun
ono bjcouios a
prateoworthy and perfectly correct
thing to do in another ?
THE DUTY OF REPUBLICAN !
It Is one of the tniifortunes of hcav
party majorities that the certainty <
success tcnda to make nominating coi
volitions careless of the character i
the candidates whom they place bi
fore the party for its nupport at tl ;
polls. Nominations ought to bo " <
good aa an election , " because tl ;
chancier and record of the nomine
commands respect , not because th
stamp of parly approval through
convention enforces the caating of th
parly strength at the ballot box. Thi
is the reason why "donbtfu
states" almost inevitably secur
the best officials. The eve
distribution of parly strength whio
nmkcn a grave blunder utt either sid
fatal to the sucuess of their candidate
often proves a safeguard to the public
It is understood that disreputable o
notoriously incfliciont candidates ii
losing the support of that class o
votora which conoidorn principle n
above partiea will cciimisly endange
if not t'litiroly wreck the ticket. Am
political managers , through thoii
nowlodgo of this fact , are compollcc
to endorse only r.uch aspirants for pop
ular honors : M bear a pistably fail
record and are nbovo r.ctious critician ,
on the part of Iho public.
Majority parties , in states whcro hi
inajorily is ubovo successful dispute ,
inevitably become tyrannical. I (
mattcrH little whether the majority it
found in democratic states llko Ala
bama or Mississippi , or iti republican
strongholds llko Pennsylvania or Ne
braska , The growth of the machine
within the machine , which accomp
anies the continued success of any
political organization , is curtail , to become
como sooner or later as much an engine
for suppressing party sentiment as
the organization itself which was
originally intended to voice the popu
lar demands within the party ranks ,
The republican party which mcota
in convention in Omaha to-day is
brought fa co to face with a great and
growing dis&Uuction among republican
raters in Nubraaka. That diaafluo-
, lou is grounded on Iho bolinf that the
republican organization in thia atat
las boon coiruplly manipulated b ,
.he ugunta of the railroads so that in
ilead of voicing the will of the poopl
t has becoino the or un to repreeon
: ithor wholly or in part the Eclfiah in
crests of corporate monopoly. T
he olaaa of atato officers placed i
lamination by our republican convon
ions during the past six. years is chu < f
y duo this opinion , With few ox
t-ptiona thty have boon cither pliau
oola of thu railroad managers or brnin
usa lurkheada without charuotei
nough or forcii enough to oppose any
chouica of public plunder , even
hey were too honest to be
oino themselves partners in
amos of It-gielativo jobbery. Tin
uoling that a nomination upon th
upublican ticket was sufficient to so
uro an election has been largely re
; > 3iniblo for the class of candidates
hich has boun presented to ropubli
ma for their endorsement. And thu
.rongth of Iho party itself in the
llea' ooto republican organia tioi
RB iitimulated corrupt party leaders
> force through their slutcs without
: ar of revolt within the party linoa ,
Wo call the ftttontlou of Nebraska
ipublioins through their dolegatca it
10 present convention that it ia time
) consider whether the policy of the
nat if continued in tlo fuhiro willet
ot bo inoro than dangerous. There
ro aigna of n general and impending
ivolt in nearly every county in the
.ato. In many republican counties
jrublican nomination ia no longer
juivalont to an election. In ono
nigrosaloual diatrict the attempt to
iroe a notorious corporation attorney
pen the people aa wprojontativo in
uigrosa by bribery , corrupt use of
itronago , and bulldozing , has ro-
iltod in two nominations.
hrough the stoto at largo ai
ganizition of farmers , uino tontha
whom are recruited from the ro
iblicun ranku are waiting the result
party nominations before deciding
hero they will pluco their intluoiico ,
id for what caudidato they will cast
eir voles. On bjhulf of all who are
turestod in good government in this
ute , TUB Hun urges upon the lie
tllieuH to make no mistake in the
oico of candidates for our st.rtu
) ket. It urges upon the doln-
tea prceent to ohooso no inoro boy
ivernow , whouo only ( jualltioattons
rotllcoaroalooil noloriolyasa third
us pettifogger , and an indifferent
putatlon M a small bore politician
appeals lo the convention to select
i candidate for lieutenant gavornor
' 10 will act Ha the paid oorruptionUt
r the corporations and picker of
imlo cotnmittooa. What the people
Ni > bra ka demand ia men whose in-
grity is nbovo suspicion , whoao record
clear of all entangling alliances
th the corporations , and whoso charter -
tor for ability and cflicluncy is above
pule. Such men will be aoouro of
pular approval. Their nomination
11 bo equivalent to an election , not
nply because they are thociiididatos
a majority party , but b.-causo their
ry candidacy will eiuuro re pect and
[ iport on personal no leas than on
rty ground * .
OUR WHEAT
There la now no doubt that the
litod States will havu a largo sur-
14 of wheat for sale to the highesa
tigti bidder. That our crop is
largely in excess of 500,000,01
bushels is an ascertained fact. Mat
insist that it will reach the nxtrao
dinary quanlily of 600,000,000. Ii
timatcs based on ourhomecontumptic
in past years place that coneumptic
Juring the coming year us at Ion
3110,000,000 bushelo , which will lea'
us a surplus for export of from 200
000,000 to 300,000,000 buahols.
During the past ton yoaraour < rho
have boon as follows :
JJuKhcK Valtio Trio
1882. . . 139,050,305 $140,301.773 $1J8
180,331,1)11 ) 21274ri,74' ! 111
11-0.301176 2'T.,87I ! f'J2 124
18,0 147,07,010 10(1,203702 ( 100
1M78 93,139,200 121H42 133
18 7 , r 7OH/j3o ( M,7Dir'9 ( ' no
18iO. . 74'7oO"tS2 02,81GSG9 1 2J
1875. . 72.U128I ? 83,328,3-3 112
1874. . . . oi.Moum in , ( i7i > , r.M 1-12 ,
1873 . . . 620H,7ir. 70,33J,918 131
What to do with our Urge eurpk
is now beginning to agitate caster
speculators , and as the facility wit
which it can bo disposed of is ccrtal
to greatly influence the price of grai
at homo , the question is also of mor
than parsing interest to our farm on
How will the foreign demand com
pare with last year when 139,550,110
bushola crorscd the water for EtTglia !
P.I id continental consumption ? Grce
Britain will require 100,000,000 bu
shela to make up the deficit in he
[ > nn harvest and Franca will enl ;
foil abort 4,000,000 bushola in lie
local supply. Spain ia likely to noot
21,000,000 bushels or ever and Switz
jrlatid 10,000,000. Gorman ? has at
ivorago crop , the yield in Austria ant
Northern Russia is good , whtlo Sro
Ion , Norway aud Holland roporl
'airly average crops. Judging from
ho best advices the European deficit
rill not exceed that of last year , which
vo may call in round numbort
'iio ' hundred and forty millions of
luahols. The fact must bo faced that
ro must atoro or otherwise dispose'
surplus of from 00,000,000 to ICO-
00,000 bushels of grain if the esti-
latoa of homo consumption are to bo
ikon as correct.
Tlioro ia , ho wovcr , good reason to
oliovo that this ia not the-case. Our
liort crop of last year waa thoroughly
xhauatcd , and millers uro oven now
raw ing upon the now harvest. The
ict that no curplua of old wheat haa
ecu carried ever to thia year has not
uen BUflicioritly tulcen into account in
itimatiug the probable demand for
amo consumption , and these who
a predicting unusually low pricei
r our present crop may find their
, 'urca Buiiously demoralized befor
inter opens up sharply.
The Dui-lnesB uutloou.
. Louis Poht-IHsimUll.
With nbunuunt crops and great as
vity in trade , there is atill an occa
onal cry of ' 'Danger ahead , " as then
ways is. Reports that good cropi
'o ' general in Europe have somowha.
ducod the expectations in regard to
ir export of food products , aud been
llovred by a downward tendency n
ir produce markets. AB the far-
ers are bolter off just now and
ider less compulsion to sell than for
me years past , and as the high prices
oy have been accustomed
get rather indisposes
em to make their grain
the reduced prices , it is feared tha' '
tardy movement of the crops wil
oatly check trudo. Then the nior-
anls generally have laid in heavy
ccka , and.it i feared there will bo
tendency to force sales and to sell
i credit , thus producing a situation
liich , in connection with diminished
ports and the consequently largo
latico of trade against us , may pro
ice aerioua embarrassment and dis-
tor , unless business begins to sail
ider inoro close-reefed and coimorva-
'a principles.
Cureals , however , constitute leas
an a fourth of our total export * , and
Fair demand for them from Europe
to bo oxpootod at some time during
o year , in spite of the good crops
or there ; for a good yield on that
lo of the water atill loaves a largo
fioit to bo supplied from abroad ,
d ut the sarao time increases the
ility to purchase it. Even a ooa-
lorablo falling off in our cereal ox
rt , therefore , ia likely to bo com
nsatod for by more liber l sale * of
r other products for European
nsuuiption. Tlioro is nothing
all alarming in the foot-
BB ; of our foreign trade for
0 year ending Juno 30 , 1882 ; cor-
inly nothing to indicate that wo
all not do bettor thia year. True ,
1 purchased inoro freely abroid than
i over did before , and a good deal of
u increase was in the form of luxu-
; o , while short cropa and the high
ices at homo reduced our food ox-
rta immensely. Still , though wo
ported $03,000,000 worth of sugar
d molasses , and nearly $5,000,000
irth of poUtoea , our morohan-
IB exports exceeded our mcrchan-
10 imports , and mush of the latter
, s in the form of productive
tut aud raw material entering into
mufactured articles , in the exporta-
11 of which there was a largo In-
) use over the preceding year , On
3 whole , wo begin this year with a
ttor foreign trade basis than thafon
licit wo began Itut year , and with
umlaut crops insuring oheapor food
i cheaper production at home , the
tlopk for an active and prosperous
ir ia not at all impaired by the im-
i fact that wo imported inoro and
lorted loss last your than the year
'ore.
I'his morning's telegrams fnm nil
i principal trade centers , and the
wings for the week , show a healthy
ivity in which the only druwb&ck
ho manifest deposition of the far-
ra to withhold their wheat from
rkot at present pricos. As the ext -
t demand continues steady and
wa the ability of Europu to absorb
dly of our surplus , while holders
not at all inclined to plut the mar-
, the situation teems to favor
atuady movouient during the
and winter without sharp
ugea in price * . In general
rohaudise business ia aatitfaotory
t the purchasing lias baou strong ,
constrvativo. There are no largo
ftccamulntions of manufactured A
I idea begging the market. Tl
Unilcd States bonded warehouses <
not show as largo accumulations
imported gcods withhold from mark
aa last year , and not more than he
aa much as year before last. Tl
treasury is to disburse $12,500,000 f
bonds , intercata and pensions durit
this month and next , and the morx
market is in a prosperous and sotth
condition.
VOICE .OF THE STATE PRESi
. iilrda of a Feather.
Frtrmnt Tribune.
The editor of this pitpcr attonde
the contention hold at the opera hout
in this-city September 7th , at whic
place and time E. K. Valentino w.1
nominated for congress. Ho wa
there when it was called to order an
was present until afler il adjonrnue !
Uia excuse for remaining was einipl
to get ft report of the proceedings
Ho was not faithful in this Iho pro
pocdraga published lasl week in th
Tribune did not embrace all tha
occurred there. Speeches were mad
by Gon. H , Roberts , ox-attorney general
oral ; Collina , of Buffalo county ; Maj
Olarkson , of Oolfai county , and mnni
lessor lights who did not go onto thi
Btago to omit their foul and nausooui
vnporings.
Numerous persona have aaid thosi
spoechca should bd printed in ordei
that the mou who were guilty of aucl :
foul-mouthed language would bo aol
b of ere the public in their proper light.
Thia could not bo done except incur
ring the liability of a heavy fine foi
publishing and circulating obacono lit-
oraturo. It is a sad commentary on
the republican party that such a lot of
mon should lay claim to being ropro-
npntattvcs of its doctrines. To an out
sider it would appear , from the unan
imity with which these slingora of bil
lingsgate responded when they were
called upon , that that the whole coun
try had contribuled a full quota of
bammcra to fill up the Valentino camp.
It ia a fact th.t there were many sin-
: pro and moral mon in that conven
tion , but a vc-r largo number of them
Jpcamo heartily disgusted with the
lisgraceful proceedings aud withdraw
leforo the adjournment. If Mr.
Valentino himself is the man his
loaom friends would have others be-
iovo him to bo , ho would have BUT-
> ressod such ungontlomanlyaotiona aa
voro indulged in , but no visible at-
empta wore made and it stands as a
lotrimont to his causa and a disgrace
o civilization.
HubHtao Obook.
niton llerhkr.
The callow youth who edils th
) maha Republican as directed by hi ,
laators , the U. P. railway company
s just now encaged in reading aucl
ion as Judge Crounso , Gon. Conner
5. 0. Calking and M. K. Turner ou
f the republican party , Accorditij
o hia own admission , with reforonc
s hia application for a job on Tut
( EE , ho would , if paid for it , just at ,
Don laui them to skies , and kick
lie otht-ILbllowa. Ho is juat now a
roat atitklor for party , or ratchor t
ictional fealty , although at ono timi
0 bolted ( ? ) the national ticket him
) lf. But the cheekiest thing of al
1 hia demand that our senators
lould remove Judge Crounso from
10 collector'a office. To appreciate
10 full cheekiness of thia cheeky do
land , it must bo berne in mind that
ir inoro than a year , thia aami
ouugsipr , in glaring headlines , por-
slontly accused Senator Saunaers
: being a thief of the meanest kind
apurloiuor of money entrusted to
10 hands for the beueGt of doali-
tlo Eottlors. Aftorwarda ho
lok it back and acknowledged thai
3 had lied concerning a thing ho
aow nothing about. Mr. Nye ia
) sooiised of some wit , but hia chock
id unfairnoaa DO ovorahow and sub-
orged it that it is scarcely porcopti-
0 to the naked oye.
A Small Soulod Knayo.
arncy Kcnparell.
No county or party was ever made
1 saved by such poUlical leeches and
r > ap auckors" aa Fred Nye and hia
horla.hon hoa over Fred Nye
mo anything or enuuciatod a prlnci-
o which haa boon of any value to
.0 people or party , and now aa
clerk to a whisky-bloatod
onopoly congressmen , to do-
and of the President and our sena-
rs the removal of such mon aa
ounso and the reading out of the
.rty such men as Conner and Turner
enough to justify any honest man in
ving not only the republican party ,
it any other organization in which
oh a snide aa Fred Nye can dictate
ther the party loaders or ita princi
OS.
MINDKN ITEMS ,
rrotpordcncj it Tin DKR.
The Kearney County Fanners' alii
co met at the court house Saturday ,
ptombor IGth , and elected five dele-
tea lo attend the State Allianoo con-
ntion to bo hold In Hasting * , Sop
mbor 2Gth.
Litt Thursday Jamea Roblinson ,
'ing ' a few miles west of this place ,
it two Angora in a threshing ma-
ine. Dr. Blood dressed the wound
The building boom continues ,
nong a number of other buildings
a drug store being erected for par
is from Kearney.
The B. & M. surveyors have recent'
made two now surveys through our
iinty. Ono through Minden , Iho
inr ono mile north of our villsgo.
Kearney county oirried off third
'
Jintum at the state fair , for the b'cst
liibit of farm products.
The weather continues dry and
ndy , and praitio fires are becoming
merous. Several farmers in the
inty have already become heavy
isers , among the number O. Norin !
t the larger share of hia wheat
ip and Ohnrles Curtis about fifteen
ca. Another farmer in the south
rt of the county lost hia entire
oat crop , ono pair of horaea and
in implements.
RISING CITY.
lltlcol , Business and General Notes
Accldonta and Incidents.
CITV , Nob. , September 18.
3. Wiloox , the hardware merchant ,
o waa accidentally shot by a neigh-
while loading a shot gun , two
oka ago , aa noted in THE BKE , ia
doincc well , and it ia hoped ho will
around in a few weeks again.
Mrs , A. E. Bruce , formerly of t
Bellow House , has gone lo Seward.
Nycum Bros. & Cohnvo , disolvc
and J. 0. Paxton of the old fit in
continuing the business at the o
stand , with a general storo.
The Nycum Bros , have bought II
postoflico grocery.
llav. Beal , of Linwood , has accepti
the charge of the joung Congreg
tional church hero.
The public school will open early
October.
Charlie Green , 12 ycara of ego , wl
WM run ever by a wagon with -I
bushels of wheat , two weeks ago ,
out again and arcms to ho gcttlr
well , ahhout-h the wheels pawe
across his body.
Col. A. Roberts has his now clevi
tor in good working order.
The Independent will soon mov
ncrpsa the railroad track , and th
Kdichanbauch Bros , will soon open
bank in the building now used as
printing houso.
4Dr. . F. Engolhardt haa made a poll
tical platform and put himself onto i
aa n candtdalo for assembly , and h
aaoma to know how to make a platforn
that will take with Iho people.
There were three alliances formed ii
ono precinct mar hero last week.
It is said there are three sister
living near hero whoeo united weigh
ia ever a half a Ion. Tlioro ueems Ii
bo a soil and climate in Nebraska foi
good corn and strong lioa'thy women
and no wonder the euffragiata art
likely to win next fall.
It ia a wonder that the counsil ol
Omaha will tinker away with $0 ouci
? 7 block granilo when they can got il
: or $2. Somebody must bo apoculat-
ug. BUCKKYE.
Poatolllco Cbangoa
' .n Nebraska and Iowa during the
reek ending September 1C , 1882.
furnished by Wm. Van Vleck.for the
lostoQico department ;
NEBKAHKA.
Postmastora Appointed Caris-
irook , Furnas county , Lifayotto J
lurroy ; Eight Milo Grove , Casa
ounty , Walter Ji-nkins ; Wood River ,
lall county , A. G. Hollister.
IOWA.
Discontinued llobin , Benton
aunty.
Names changed- Old Mieuion. Fa-
olto county , to St. Lucaa ; Union
Udgo , Butler county , to Dumont
Postmasters appointed Akron
'lymouth ' county , G. W. Pock ; Eas
.dams , Ncdaway county , AI. Q
imps'in ; Fuirviow , Joneu county
Irs. Elizabeth Warner ; Grand June
on , Green county , Wealoy It. Park
Cavity , Taylor county , L. F. McCo
n ; Lime Grove , Buwiu Vista county ,
. L. Woods ; Long View , Van Burun
mnty , AV. T. Dow ; Nichol Station
[ uscatino county , Charles F. Smith ,
reparation , Monona county , , ) . G ,
nglohorn ; Rochester , Cedar county
'aniol ' Bapg ; Sharon Center , Johnsoi
> unly , 0. Ezer ; Sherman , Powoshie
) unly , J. W. Valentino.
It Waa Ttie Cat.
) Chlc g3 Times Special , Sept. IB.
Shortly before 7 o'clock this morn-
it ? the two nooks' old child of Anton
elata , of No. 100 Fourteenth street
3uth side , was found dead in bed
id a big black cat Billing on iti
roast. It waa said at once that its
reath had been sucked away by thi
nraal , and all the old women in tin
cinity agreed to the conclusion. Dr.
liomas , the family physician , wa !
rtifiod of the death of the child , bu
) told them ho could do nothing fo.
He advised them to send for the
irpnor , and have an inquest hold.
Ilia was done , and the verdict was
iO child's death was caused by its
peath having boon sucked awuy bye
o cat. Thia is believed to bo the
at case on record in which an official
vestigaltou has established the
edibility of what is generally bo-
ivod a superstition about cats caus-
ff the death of children in the man-
T stated.
Additional List of Subscribers.
The following Hat of subscribers to
0 Omaha telephone exchange have
en added to the list of Juno 15th :
No. 54 , Alien , F. J. grocer , No. 818
jrth Twonly-third street ; No. 280 ,
trkalow , D. S. , residence corner
vonty-second and Oass ; No. 137 ,
innott& Co. , W. R. , grocers , No.
3 North Fifteenth street ; No. 178 ,
idiprd , Jeff W. , coalofllee ; No. 277 ,
srnia , George P. , residence 2223
idge street ; No. 179 , Oooko & Co ,
Ice 1408 Farnarc ; No. 187 , Cooke &
) . , warehouse ; No. 283 , Golheimor
Godfrey , Omahc shirt factory ; No.
7 , Konnard Bros. , warehouse ; No.
4 Missouri Pacific railroad ticket of.
o , Paxton hotel ; Mo. 131 , Morse ,
, V. , grocer , 151)3Dodgo ) street ; No.
0 , Millard hotel , Thirteenth
d Douglas ; No. 302 , Mild -
d & Johnson , sewer otlico ,
J. 178 , McWhorter & Rollins , conl
ice ; No. 313 , Orchard A Bean , 1113
irtitttn ; No. 220 , Omaha Implement
impany , Thirteenth ntreot , near U.
R. R. ; No 208. Omaha Barb Wire
nipany ; No. 07 , Peabody , Dr , J. II
bo ; No. 103 , Prtxton Uotol ; No.
1 , Preston , W. , ( bur and coal , 1D14
mglass afreet ; No. 92 , Rosenberry ,
, null , Fitlconth and Loavenworih
eels ; No. 80 , Union Pacific railroad
spital , 1018 Uarney ; No. 273 ,
oed , A. P. , residence 128 South
renly-fourth alrootj No. 180 , Wei-
ins , McEwan & Co. plumbers , 1503
rnamj No. 185 , Whip , W. S , , Union
cifio railroad ticket auditor's oflice.
Change the followini ; : No , 1005 ,
W , Cannot , lo No. ICO ; No. 1293 ,
Stephcnson'a lower barn , to No.
Jj No. 1292 , J , Stophenson's upper
n , to No. 181.
Conoordla Colebratlon ,
The Concordia will celebrate its
irloonlh anniversary at Standard
.11 . this evening with Iho foi
ling
COXOEUT rUOOKAMSIE ;
'rlure. 'Kntro Act,1 Musical
liiion Orchestra Clarena
: R den Herrn , Coocordls Kreutzer
Itzer , ' .Mainkltngti' Miulcal
lulim Orcheetrt ,1'jirloW
1 ruht der S e , ConcordU . . ,1'IM
itasl , Triumbllder/ ica !
'uidii Orclieutra , .Lumbye
lu Schatz bat ir.ich vtrlaa.cu ,
ncordia Wllhelm
ixur , ' 0 ! lluw Ddifhtful. '
ht.ical Union Onheftr * Catlm
IdsutziDtleJ , Concordia. ' , . .
[ 'ho orchestra will consist of twenty
sicians.
INCREASE
( PIQ TOUR C APITAU
Tlio'fl dciltlnff totinVn money
fin eji&ll and medium Inttrtment *
/ ( J ftm'n ' , provisions and suck specu
tlons , cm d.i BO ty opetatlrR on o
plan. FromM y 1 , IbSl.lo ll.o pi
WIIE AT "nt d to > on ln eitm > n ail 810 ,
to l,00j , cash proHts havft be
ro.1 z l and p-ilJ to Itncntc
rnoun lnKloic\er-l time- eorl
ln > 1 Investment , rtlll Icatln/
orfRlntl lnv tmcnt uaklnrtnoni
or p jable on demand uplinnl
* > ' cltcnlart and Uatomeiti cj tin
Wi „ . , , „ , Wcw nt ro'pontlb
AjenU. who wllrf | < jroti cropi i
lut-oduce the plin I/bcrU cor
mtMlon * paid. A < * drc n
KLKUMI.NO & JIKtUUAM.m n
ml-nlon M rctiaat , A * } it Oia
Chlc ? n , III.
Physician and Surgeor
CHRONIC DISEASES , A SPECIALTY.
Medicines tamlshoj at office.
Office , N. W corner J13tli Junl Farnan eltoet
nvr RUt B nk. On ftha Neh.
' 2Ki3aijar.o-Vua.3Ci.
MRS. MATILDA BOEHIVIE
lcmn ! cil t No. l'8 Howjri street ,
1llh liih , nrst-.d rwc t olV storu hew pip
Union _ _ 126-lm
' " "
GHOIO'E OIGASS ,
mp oitc.il untl Dcnicstlc.
1'lniMit Selrotlun InTotvit
Prloon to Salt Kvur hndy
From Hal ) u Qallax Katrn to tin
Schroter Becnt's
ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE
1420DOUOLA8STJUEET
HoauparfcBrsof the Literati ,
_
The Cheapest , Largest and choicest cell tint
NEAY AND SECOND-HAND BUOKH
tin the West.
SCHOOL BOOKS A SPECIALTY
Cash paid for Second-Hand Book
jr exchanged for new.
H. aCHONPELD ,
PIPER HEIDSIEGK CIGARS ,
CHAMPAGNE FLAVOR ,
.
The host In the country ; lor the money.
M. A. McNamara ,
SOIiE AGENT
Jo. 314 8. Pourtennth Street
IEMOVED TQ NO. Oil 1CTH ST ,
DEALEU IN
ILL 'KINDS OF WINES
3EGER &
Manufacturers and Dealers In
IARHESS A D SADDLERY
WHIPS , CURKY-COMBS ,
Brushes , Olg Saddles , ttc. , llsht and heay
arne 3 on hand , or undo to order. L'ght Ha
isi inado a specialty.
,
Between Uod'o and Ca Itol nve. Omaha Neb
? exterLTiomas&ljro ]
WILL BUY AND SELL.
Nil ALL THANSACTIONS CCHNECTE1
TU HUE WITH.
Pay Taxes , Rent Houses , Etc.
ill at office , room 8. Crelithton lilock , Omnha.
NORTH WESTERN
arbleT5'rB
T5'rB * t
works
,
BAUMEI8TERy
142 NOETH EIBKTBBHTH ST
SIDEWALK TAX NOTICE.
11 } special ordinance Ko. .lli ( , niiiirorcd Sen-
iiLcr ibt. IRMi a tax to , j for i.-oi tructlon
d rrpaln of tijcualki aalu\ led as follows :
L'atliarine 11. dra > , lot C , bloik i'lH } , Omaha
Cartliariiicll. Craj.lot 7 , Mock l-OIJ , Omaha ,
A. It. Ilulrcne , lot 12 , lirlHln ami lna.it-1 > ndjl
Mf c8. ! IS.
rlot nrlllln ani1 '
- > 13' Ixuui't addl
BHf Kliijf , N. 60 fct , lot S3 , ( Irillln and
iac u addition , ftU.OO.
L\aKitchctt , . HI fett , .lot SO , ( irlllln and
Mn aildltlon , W > i
/ ; * " : " * " . lot. ) . ' , ( Jrillln ftihl
; arolliioC. Van .Vmmp , lot 1 1 , Mock 12 , lrker'
JtllOIli 91" * '
Jarollno C. Van Namrr , lot 12 , Moik 12 ,
rkcr' addition , S1S.20. .
j. Jl. Anderson , lot 2 , block U , SliinnV addition ,
: li. llurlbut , Ii 5 lot II , block , Shlmi's addl.
n , vli..if.
p < . ' . Hi-snltr , lot 1 , block ? , Sliinu' addition ,
iamli 0. Illalr , lot 2 , block 7 , Shinn's .uldition
icnnan Konntre , lot II , block 7 , Khlnn'a addi-
n , bl't.07. '
I. II. Moore , \V. j lot P , Tliorntll'ii foldition ,
'bo'1' Jl0 ° rc' W' ' lot 10 > ThornU1'li
'i,1" ' I'111" ' * ' , lot 7 , Tlioriu-llV addition ,
x > .rtnioJibb'e' ! NM 1M ' ' ' "t I ami K. SJ. :
t lot It. Tlionifirs addition , * l | oo.
riius , ! taxes are jrayablo to tlio Cit > Treasurer.
Iwillbofomo iU-lincucnt | Ovtubcr 2Ut , IMJ
ertthichiateaiieii.iltj ol 10j.tr tent , will bu
led , toother wltli Interest at the rat of 1 per
it IHT mouth , jujaMe In adiance.
TltUMAN Ill'Cli ,
lfl--5t _ Ut > _ TreMun.r.
I. DOUGuAS ,
TAROHITEOT ,
irjpentep. Superintendent , fto ,
All kinds tf Job v oik done.
Old Jliiildnnji Uccomtwdcd.
v bulHInRi crcc'nl. 1'lr.ni and epeclttcatlons
furulthcd.
1C llarnoy St. , bet. 14th and 15th
V M llm.
BOEHL ;
Manufacturer of the
EW IMPROUED AWNING ,
COR. 14TH AND HOWARD.
so doe. ) all kinds of machinist and lock
_ smith work.
VIAHA NATATORIUi
AND
SWIMMING SCHOOL ,
rner Oth Und Farnrtm Street * ,
unninj ter-ex ) > ericnced teacher cooler
: lo he city rite ol b&tln , tti35 depth o
cr , 0 feet an J S ) feet I'ricca eu3u ticket
UjQiBUUu. f.o. < : elnglo Latin. 25wnt.
etoMoi , bathltf truuk and dribbluirroom
DTKVKMAN , fc WITTK , Prop j.
A.LVANIZKD IROH
Oornioes , &o , Manufactured
BY
. SIHHOLD
13th St. , 4 Omha. aNeb-
Proprietor
a NOTED BUT rNTITI.KH WOStAN.
( From tif notton Ghlr. ]
Hear * , Ktlton .
The boTel8 icood MVono-i t > t Mm. tydlAF. rinV-
dam , of I nn , Ma.1 * , who aborc all other bumiin being !
may l truthf ullj culled tlio "Dear Friend of Woman , "
&K erne of her correspondents lorn to call her. 8ho
1 < tealou ilerotfU to her ork , whleh In the outcome
if n llffstnJjend la obliged to keep Fit l dy
L Unt , to help her nnswerthe lurpc corrrspondenc *
wlilch dally tionr ? In upon her , raeh bearing lt jpeclal
' of MiiTerlnp , or Joy ot release from It. Her
ctabloCompoundUixinedlelnci for ( rood and not
evil purpofci. 1 have personally investigated It and
am Rationed of the truth of lliK
On account of Iti iiroven merlin. It Ii recommended
andiireBcrlbpilbythebo pliyslelain In the country.
Ono eayai "H wors llko n rharm rmd fu en much
pain. It will euro entirely the worst form of falling
> f the utenn , I Hcorri < ca , Irregular and tnlnful
Menstni lonall Ovarian "Troublei , Inllammatlon and
Clccrntlonllondlnm nil I > l nliccmcnti andthcoon-
te < | uent'plnalnenl.neEs , and Ii especially adapted to
heChansoofUfc. "
It permealen every portion of the system , and [ rives
new life and \igar. It remo > i'3 falntneii. nutnltney ,
destroys all cra < Ing for ittmuUnts , nnd rtllores wink-
ne s of tliotloninrli. It rurrs niontlnc , Headaches ,
N'ervoua Prostration , Oemrnt Debility , blwiilci-no'n ,
Depression nnd IndlRi'tlon. That fee line of Iwarlnff
jown , causing pain , vrelijlit nnd backache , 14 always
permnnently cured by Its uso. H will at all times , nnd
nnd r nil circumstance * , net Inbarmony wlththolaw
that irotirnathe ferral" > yttcm.
It costs only SI. per lottlo or fix for S3 > and Is nold hy
JntpffliK Any ndvlco ronulrcd as to epeelal ca.ses , and
the names of many who ! " o been restored to perfect
health by tlio iisotf tl.o Veiretnllr. Compound , can be
obtained liyuddres.-nit ) Jim. 1' . , with ttnmpfor reply ,
it her home In I. } nn , Mais.
1'or Kidney Complaint e > f filher * n this compound U
nniiTasseda.iabiindanttn.tImonlaliiihow.
"Mrs. rinkliamVUverl'lllV fnysonowrlter , "aro
'heliett ' In the trnrl.i . fur the euro ut Constipation ,
illllousm ss and Ton > ! dlty of the liver. Her lllood
[ urlflcr orks wonderi In Its t % * elal line nnd bids tilt
a ( yjual tbo Compound In Its poimlarlly.
All mint ireprct her ni an Angel of Mercy whone iwlo
mitltlon N to ilororxl to othcra.
rhlbdelpbla. 1-u. V , Mrs. A. M. D.
Are acknowledged to be the
est by all who have put them
D a praotio.il test.
ADAPTED TO
UED & SUIT COAL ,
COKE OR WOOD.
MANUFACTURED uv
Sl'GK'S ' STOVE CO. ,
SAINT LODIS.
! isrcy & Bradford ,
SOLE AGENTS FOH OMAHA.
KS !
0. SPECUT , - Proprietor.
J12 Barney - Dmrlia , Neb.
Irajzetln ,
CO UNICES ,
3RMER WINDOWS , F1NIALS ,
Tin , Iron aud blatn Eoofing ,
echt'B PatenMotalio Skylight.
Patent Adjusted Ratchet Bar
and Bracket Shelving. I am
the ( 'oneral agent for the
above line of goods ,
IUON FENCING.
> ttlnr [ , Dlu tr de , Verandat'Office wig
D nk Ralllngt , Window and 0--
Qu rdi ; alto
GENERAL AGENT
Every Corset -warranted satis-
laotory to Us wearer ia every way.
or the money will bo rotunded by
tno person Irom whom it * o bouglit.
y onlrCorijt pronounced bj our leading nhyilcUiM
Injurious to ihe wearer , anjtndormltv lid Ti
; c.57 ° 'tcom'orlblt > " " Vrtect nttlnit Corirt en *
PKICES , bj 11 , I > u e I'uld I
iltU Vntrnlag , * I.CO. Hdr.AdJu.tlne , VLSO
loiulual ( cilrulieatjt ) 8.00. Nur.tne , Jl.BO
au , >
J
untie by IcuJli.u . Itclall ll , u , . nerjwher * .
CUIC.VOO CU1UUY CO , , ClilCUBO , UU
TcCARTHY&BURKE Ueueral Undertakers , , V
iletalio , Wood and OJoth Covered
SKETS , COFFINS , ROBES ,
SHROUDS , CRAPE. ETC. ,
itantly on hau-1. Orderj tteiuU ojuo
y jjicited , amlpretcptljfrv'iu ' thed tu.