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FKA.NCE chaugcs iti ministry noai
aa often as n prominent railroad I
tornuy In Nebraska chances his ahl
DEPOSITS In No * Ycrk savin
banks incroaaod $25,000,000 last yo ;
Thia is a silver lining to the financ
THE sooner General Hazon Is iavit
to ctop down and oat the bailer it v
bo for the good namu of the am
A good lobbyist has been spoiled
making a poor soldier.
THE legislative seealon has dogoni
ated law ft qenorjU garao of grub. T
grabbers will not bo forgotten wh
the record is msdo up to satisfy t
curiosity of indignant constituent
JAY GOULD iu nn interview ftft
ho "thinks ho has hla share of tl
pleasant things of this world. " Tl
trouble is that ho haa the shares of
great many ether people in the bo
gain.
SENATOK SAUNDEIIH la reported
eorlonsly ill at Washington with b
lions fever , which explains hla a
since from the oonato during tin li
portant votes on the tariff dobito.
JIM BniHBi.N' , whc
principal combats hwo been with 1
month , la out with a lecture atatl
how Ouster lost his lifo. It is noc
loss to remark that the reason v
bosause ho know loaa about fighti
than the hero of twenty blood !
battles.
COMPLAINTS are made that "va
dais" are mutilating the "works
art" at \ \ ashington. Jf only Vim
Roams' monstrosities of human n
omy arc attacked the publlo will ha
no cause for mourning.
Washington hut been a recopta
for numerous specimens of native i
which are none the loaa inartlstio ai
frightful because they were dona
native artists. The original vand
wcro the congressmen who voted nt
aidioa to the daubers and atone n
sons who have doaccr&tod the cnpi
with studios In oil and marble whl
ought to find a place in Madame T
sand's Chamber of Horrors.
TUB bill to increase the Oma
board of education to nine mombi
has passed the house , and will pro !
bly become a lav , There is cvc
reason why It should , Oar presc
board of education is too small
traueact the constantly Increasing bo
DOBS connected with the manageme
of our city schools. The commltti
have too much work to do to do
well , and every one knows that i
committees in legislative bodies v
tnally transact the bnsineai. Aa m
ters now stand , members of the bet
have to servo on several oommltte
and their attention Is divided a
diverted.
Another praiseworthy feature of I
bill is the provision which permits I
investment of the sinking fund
city bonds. Up to the present U
government bonds have boon 1
only securities allowed under the h
This amendment will add sovo
thousands of dollars to the sink !
{ fB&d and at the aamo time afford eve
neSessary security.
THE now land cube in northe
Nebraska , the appointees for whl
were confirmed last week , will
called the Minncadusalandofliso , a
I | to ba located at Yalentinc. the -
ent teuton8 of the Fremont end *
horn Valley r Hroad , and four , i
from Fort Niobrara.
The new district , aa c- . ,
. . wed , o
11 .11-1. i '
sluts of the two west r
, , , , -t goi ol E
county on the oast. . , . , ,
. , * . and Is boanded
the state line ' ' , . , .
. , jo. the north and
42 parallel r , , . . .
\ . , , a the south , comprit
portions r - , - , . . . c ,
, . ,1 Holt and bloux conn
, M new .counties of Bret
o r
t jrry , Dawoa and Loop , created
< ho present leglalaturo.
The sonthwoatern portion of
state is soon to have another 1
office which will probably be' loci
at MoOook on the line of the B. &
road. The location is not , howe
definitely decided upon. By the c
of the present year Nebraska
have nine land offices , those alre
iu operation being at Beatrice , Gi
Island , Bloomlngtoo , Niobrara , Ni
Platte , Lincoln and Norfolk ,
nominations hare yet been made
the MoOook office.
1
THE RAILROADS AND TH ! I
OFFICE.
In a short but intorostlug attic
entitled "Hallway Influence In tl
Land Oflio , " Qoorgo W. Julian cal
public attention , In the last numbi
of the Nrth Atnarican .Replete , to tigress
gross abncca which have characterize
the transaction ! ) between the govcri
mcnt and the land grant roads. Tl
fucts recorded by Mr. Julian wou ]
be atartling if the disclosures whic
they contain had not boon dificounh
by the charges which for yotro hai
bson made cf the absolute control
this bureau of th interior dopartmei
by the agonla of torporato monopol
The lint land , gram was rar.do
the Illinois Contrrfi in 1860 , Fro
that date uulll 1872 millions npi
millions of acres of Iho public d
main were recklessly squandered upi
the railroads , while so loose waa k
islr.Uou and DO grasping Iho donnn
of the pro j 3c tor j of various lines th
Iu some inutancoti the grants were glen
on with no lateral limits. This wan
of public property became so oztonal
that at last the people were alartno
and about eleven years ago n halt W
called , ' 'bu , it was not until mo
than 200,000,000 acroa of the peopli
patrimony had been appropriated i
at oft as largo aa that of the thlrtci
original states. " Slnco Ihiso rlgh
were given by the nation , of cour
there h no via In disputing the
jjlalma , but Mr , Julian shows by wh
means the railroads have boon Upho
in many cases in litigations with pi
vato partluu a to the ownership i
lands to which the railroads had n
possible [ claim , In aorao opocli
caaea It seems evident that the docii
ions of the supreme court have boo
overridden by the railroad companle :
The laud cflioo has never
Btretoh & point in favor tj tno
ronda , Mr. Juilau ftfa | low fno all
pie prlr.Vmg bl cortlfiod llnta haa bei
Oonnidorod equivalent to patents , m
that in this way companies "ha
liad awarded to thorn an illegal exec
of Indemnity lauds amounting to mu
than 10,000,000 acrea , or enough
maku 02,500 farma of 1GO acrui
Those lands might have been open
to settlers at government prices , " 1
atoad of becoming the npoll of corpc
ate monopolies and sold at rates ii
posed by themselves. "
Bogus suits trumped up by the c :
poratioua have boon gladly u'sud
the land commissioner aa the basis
grossly unjust decisions which
every litigated caao which has nrls
BO fr as a private Individual la co
corned , "Every presumption
againot'hhn , and . . mlatakcs are ov
mudo iu his favor. "
There ore to-day 100,000,000 aoi
of land claimed by the rallroada a
withdrawn from the marknl awaitl
settlement under various Beta of oc
groes and the lobby at Washlngt
has boon auaccssful iu prevailing thi
forfeiture. In outnming up Mr. Juli
writes : "Thceo illuatrationa of t
management of railroads by the la :
department are in fact Illustration's
the management of the land dopa
meet by the railroads. "
I\r \ o.uld bo a publlo bleaalng , as !
from the destruction of a hlsto
building , i/ the Whltu house were
burn down > This venerable rookc
Is the most ptrttlstont loooh on t
treasury cf any of the buildings
Washington. The present sundry ci
appropriation bill allows $05,000 I
Its maintenance , which Includes ? 2
000 for rofurntihiug , $15,000 !
*
grounds , 92,500 for fuel ,
500 for repairs to conservator
and $15,000 for lighting. last yc
nearly double this amount waa nppi
priated for rodocoratlcg and refi
nlihlng , and. In the past five yoi
tougrcaa haa devoted oror a quarter
a million for making the bulldi
and grounds habitable , It would ,
an not of economy to deaoit t
palace of the pioild.onts and orecl
now building where the fresco wet
stay on the walls for rnoro than t
years at a time and In which the c
pots would not have to bo renew
every six months. , There is a go
deal of double dlallllod oxtrivagar
about the maintenance of the Wh
House aa at present conducted i
which even the destructive habits
hoosier visitors Is no excuse.
OP course there ' . , no lafik of c :
dulatesform.
BlJc or Bght , pn
. -.iriiocl Mid patriotic wardbumffl
mvo already oiforod to sacrifice th
mslnosa ou the altar of the city
votes enough can be secured to ol
, bem.
But Omaha will bo very parton |
at the coming spring election In whi
she puts her trust ai guardians of I
city's Interest.
The men who its moat auxioui
to atop Into Mayor Boyd's shoos i
very likely to bo left out lu the cc
Qood material for mayoia la i
found in every corner grocery t
the salary is not so magnificent aa
to tempt men of good executive a'
ity and sound business stand
to run after the nomination ,
The next mayor of Omaha will
bo found were pulling for the off
and ho will be elected at the polls i
not in the nominating convention.
What our people want u a solid i
substantial oltlten whosoknowlodg
his own business will fit him to c
duct successfully the affairs of tbo <
through co-operation with a sir
onorgotlo and honest city counc -I *
Omaha la too largo to try any tnoro e
porlmento , Her intercuts are grow !
too rapidly to bo entrusted to ofllci :
of whoso capacity and honesty thuro
the shadow of a shade of snaplcto
If THE BEK understands the temp
of our taxpayers they will bo ovi
more careful than u unl In their choi
at the coming spring olootloil.
TOWN Councillor Carey , of Dubl
hna turned itiformsr and adds 1
blood curdling testimony to the u\ \
donco of Michael KuvanaughE
story of the Ptu ilx park awasilti
HOCB b oven tnoro etckculug in ita d
taile than that of his nccomplic
Carey who was a mcmboa cf thu sect
( society to which the pnBonoro fc
loaged was selected to ifivo the ni t :
for the crimo. Seven of the asjassi
armed with knives distributed thoi
Helves along the walk down wh ! <
Lrd Cavendish aud IJurko wu
appronchiug , Brady at the sign
jumped upon Barko and stabbed hi
in the shoulder. Lord OnvondUh *
then assassinated after which tl
bloodthirsty brute retarnt-d to Burl
who was still breathing and cut h
throat. It former Carey tolls of o. cc
tain organizer called "No. 1" wl
planned the assassinations of Bnil
and Cavendish and also the attempt
murders of Secretary Foster and Lo
Lieutenant Eirl Oowpor. The tv
last escaped a horrible fate as if I
miracle , Three tim ° s they were t
most in the hands of iliolr o
otnics and throe timeo a change
route or the delay of a train sav
It In unfortunate tbut the coward
'I'ormors ' , whoso lives will J2r. , \
bo spared In re1 ura for the evidon
which lht > y huVo hirnisliPdiho govoi
ment , will not share the fate of t
bloodstained eoocndrol whom th
assisted in the horrible tragedy of M
Oth. Ireland has been too long curs
by these murdnrous fanatics who ha
given England tha only oxcuae for h
shameful inbgovorument of the cou
try , and who have discounted In a
vacca every effort of Ireland's n
f clcndn to help her , The ataina whl
they have cant on the country ha
been hardly washed out by the tee
of a famine stricken peasantry whc
sufferings have attracted loss eyni )
thy because of the crimou of the ini
night nsflasnluR who would not lea
that no worthy public object can ov
bo attained by piivatn outrage.
TUG hounu at Lincoln on Moud
ovuulug degenerated into a howll
mob. The Hcjnon in the otpltal
that occasion were disgraceful beyo
dosorlptlon and furnhh good rom
fov sovlons u flection on the part
the people cf Nebraska who olecl
such hoodlums and mountebanks
represent them M the men who pai
oipatcd in that dlsguitlnfj disorder.
Piior. HoiiSfoiU ) declares that pi
bread has laid moru of the huir
race under the sod than either
both of those twin undertaken : , ri
and tobacco. A * the manufaotu
aud vender of a patcat biking pa
dor everyone can at once BOO tl
Trof. Dorsford ie a strictly dlslut
osted party.
Tbo Qrub Claim Senator.
A gentleman who says ho was a I
low-paaongor of a nowly.elected sc
ator from Colorado ou his latest E
torn trip has the following atory to t
of the bonanza statesman : "Bof <
it was fairly dark , the last day of c
journey , the great man ordered 1
porter to make up his section of 1
sleeper. This done he directed I
man-Chambermaid to gotont his nif
clothes. A gorgeous velvet cap , oil
rately decorator ! was firnt roour <
carefully oxAnUn&d , and hung on o
of tl'.O hoflks where everybody oot
sea it. A magnificent rufUod nif
hlrt , half stnothorcd In cnstly po :
ace of the finest quality , Has IK
) ronght forth and hung ou anotl
) eg , so aa to fill the space between t
oopod-np curtains. Everything v
u readiness , but the great man , vt
lad evidently Intouded retiring na
to get a good night's rest , changed
mind and did not seek his couch uc
neatly 10 o'clock , The puoongera 1
a chance to inspect th superb g
monts at their leisure , and they ayn
id themtelvos of the blosoed prlvile
The ladies feasted their eyes on I
embroidered night cap and on .
splendid night shirt , with its $1
worth of laoa trimming , until their i
petite for riches was satiated. 1
uoky psaieasor of 10 much tex
splendor pretended to bo oblivlouc
its surrounding ] , but it was r.otli
at tie YitneB od the eagec ourioe
of his felluvr passengers ncd lister
to the whispered oommonta with a k (
njoymontno could scarcely conct
A small boy with a now pair of rod-
boots , the only ones In the nolght
liood could not have been more
tensely self-complacent. If he on
only have found an excuse for putt
Ills big diamonds on exhibition
happiness would have been cotupl
and overwhelming. "
The Now Dor.
From the lllltan Journal.
He was a brand-uow oflio-b
young , protty-faood , with golden ri
lets and blue oyoi. Just auoh a bo1
one would inngluo would be tal
oat of hla llttlo trundlo-bod In
middle of the night and tranipor
beyond the stars , The first day
clanood over the library In the odl
ial room , became acquainted T
everybody , know all the printers ,
went homo In the evening as happy
cheery as B sunbeam. The next
ho appeared , loaned out of the t
window , expectorated on a print
pate tied up the oat by the tall In
hall-way , had four fights with inol
boy , borrowed 92 , from an oconj
of the building , saying his mother
dead , collected his two daya pay f
the cashier. , hit the jinitor with
broomstick , pawned a coat belong ! )
to n member ot the editorial ata
wrenched the knobs of the doors , upo
the ico-oooler , pied three galleys
typo and nuihed his fingfr in tl
Buioll press. Ou the third Any a no
wia received , waylug : "Ml Mother i
not want I to work in such a dull plac
She Bays I would make it good prone
or So do I rui finger is Bottc
troau fishln' . Yours Till Dath <
Yank a , "
POLITICAL , NOTES ,
J'jtht female clerks arc employed la t
Massachusetts Insurance Department ,
S'-IO a your each.
A proposal It before the Rhode Inhi
IeB'l'Rturo to In3reane the rnlitry of t
railroad cunimUtioner to § 1,100 ,
U'tieral Chulmers , of Mlnnljelpjjl , b
heiruQ taking tottluiony prop rAtory
his ccntcst for a eoat In the Forty-eigh
congteiu ,
A bill b.i been Introduced in the Kuns
jegllnture providing for n board of tej
hook conimdrlc'tierii aud n ualfnrm syste
of ttxt-bookn in the public Bohoolt ,
Tlie Rhode Iilnnd home of repreient
tlv s lion passed a bill nuklug the come
of a patent or guardian u requtite to t
iaenlng of u marriage 11-ccnco for A mhio
Tlicre i to be held in Boston on the 2
Inst. n meetlug for the pnrpote of or Hi
zlag a natloDHl citizen's \ef\ie \ for the BU
pru Ion of the aalo of liquor to mine
and the enforcement of the lawaregnhtii
the liquor trulflc , whatever they muy be ,
the Buveral italef.
Governor Kinkeod , of NeVflda , In h
annual measure , spvnks very onrnost
RgalnU the discriminntions of the Cent
L'vnlSc raihoaj , aad complains of
fact that the road escapes
* " "
some 7,000.000 acres of Ito land > .
that stats by delaying to patent- 1
The apportionment of ( ' .ftMrnln I ,
sUcougre-iBlonnlalslrtn * " , , * determlrj
by the deujoctnts , mites two republic
and four democratic districts ou the ba
of the presidential vote of 1880 , but
tbo basin of tha Stoneman tidal wave
1882jall would ba democratic ,
The man mo t'talked about i „ „ , .d t
candidate of the repuM- -00fw ? V
. .
fnr fho > n t. .cans oi inait
- lu 1885 It ( ° jn ( a m
Brown , . * . , of the Sixth dhtrlct. Ho Is o
ot the most popular men lu the aUto ; a
always carrier nio congrct "loual district
a majority ranging from 7,000 to 10,000 ,
Ever slnoe the organlz tlon of WIocc
sin as.a Blate the public lands have be
Bold at 8' ' 25 pjr cre , and fortunes hn
been made in them. A bill to ndvar
the price to $3 is before the Htnto sen a
and the assembly hai adopted a j ilut ri
nlution withdrawing the lauds from B ,
until a change In pries in rando.
Governor Footer , of Ohio , ftdviaea t
republicans of his state that in nominitl
candiiratea for the legislature this y <
they avoid pledging them to vota for ft
particular aspirant for the United Sta
senatorship. fame lha boot men , hesa1
work earuestly for tlieir election , and tti
If the party rotdins the control of the li
Mature , let the qurctinn of who shall
senator be fettled by tbo free choice of t
people's reDresentatires ,
Senatorial njpirnnta in New Hampshl
will have to remain in n state of unci
Uinty until Juno. Meanwhile , howev
the canvassing goes on briskly , and t
prospects of the different candidates i
noted as regularly as the state of t
weather. Some nice legal questions abt
the election must be decided , one of whi
is whether tha present legislature cam
fill both of t e senatorabips. Guaeocs
to the successful man or men nro as liki
to rot at the truth aa Wigging is in p
dieting the weuther.
Now York has had 25 governors in 1
10 ? years of her existence aa a free and
dependent commonwealth. Ot this n
her , since the death of Edwin D. Morg
i hero are about cIpht.BurvIvora. The o ;
Hamilton Fish , whoso trm began in IS
Horatio Seymour , whoso fir term bet
In 1853 ; Myrori H. Clark , 1855 ; Reul
E. Fenton , 1805 ; John T. Hoffman , 18
Samuel J. Tildea , 1875 ; Lucius Robins
1877 ; and Alonzo B. Oornell , 1680.
these , Seymour , Hoffman and Fenton
the only three who were elected for m
than one term.
INDUSTRIAL NOTES ,
A saw raanufactoiy Is to be establisl
at Kau Olnlre , WUcoudn.
Tbo Chicago malleable Iron company
employing 700 men in 1(9 works ,
The cheat mill of the Heading Pa. , L
Work * la now In operation. The roll
mill h still idle.
Independence , Iowa , talks of rats
$30.000 capital for the purpose of erect
n plow factory.
It ia proposed to increase the cap !
stock of the Glamorgan Iron company ,
Lynohburg.Va. , to 580,000.
The old Oliver Stave Works , n
Rochester. N. Y. , will be turned Int <
etove factory by Shepard & Co , , of N
Brighton.
Machinery for the manufacture .of i
zero lee machines has just been put in I
Zeroise machine works of Silas Mercba
Cleveland.
The Manchester locomotive works
filling an ordar for 20 locomotives for I
) regon railroad and navigation compai
vhlch w'U ' be packed and shipped
water.
Jue Pond machine tool company
Worcester , Mast. , hav * been incorp
ated , with a capital of $100,000. D. 1
'oudis president , and A. O. Stebb
reaiurer.
The Cleveland co-operative stove co
pany Will build extensive additions to th
works the psasent season , giving them
ci eased moulding , mounting and ston
acllltles.
The Chase Turbine manufacturing cc
lauy , at Orange , Mass , , are luyinc i
ounuation for their new shop , on the t
if the burned chair s'lop. The new bn !
ng will be 123x50 feet wide with an L I
50 feet wide ,
The Rlpley llowland manufactur
company , ot Boston , with a capital
S160.00J , for the manufacture and sale
ewelryaml silverware , have been inc
wrated : Win. A. Batet , president ; K
ow Crosby , treasurer ,
The Union File compapy , of Baltiroc
have besn offered 4,000 pounds of Ivpn
ixchango for filej , by a resident Of Ci
Joist , on the west coast of Afric.x. and
agrees to furnish all the ivory they <
dispose of , In trade for their product. I
prooable a large trade will be esta lls !
ou the dark continent ,
(
The McMurray-Judgo aVchltectual 1
company , of St. Lout ? , ore Increasing tl
working force and report a flood of enl
They have now ftbont completed their c
tract for furnlehlns the iron work for K
Gay'a building on Washington over.
This coat of tucnron work for this build
Is ? 75,000 ,
The dredging umchlao building at I
. /Bliland , near rhilndelphia , Is on
tbrc'o to te supplied to tha P.iDnma ct
company , the sgRregata cost aiuountlni
over 3400.003. The above one , now n
lag completion , U 100 feet long , GO
.wide , and 12 feet deep. On each of t
three monster drcugea there will be ei
separate engines , the pair of hlgh-prwi
engines which run th * dredge being of
horse-power each. The dredges are <
now patent , and work with a series
buckets on an endless chain , which
dig and dispose of 1,020 cubic yards of
in an hour , or a combined capacity
hour for the three dredges of 4.8GO ci
Vanis , Thus In four months , working
hours a day , they could dig out 9'JOO
cubic feet , or a canal 80 feet wide , 12
deep , and nearly 60 miles long.
The most brilliant shades penal
on all fabrics , are made by the 1
niond Dyes. Unequalled for brill
oy and durability. 10 cents.
RAILROAD MOTES ,
The Buffalo , New York and Philade !
phis railroad compauv hai declared s
quarterly dividend of 1J per cent.
The Vlnojnuea nnd Ohio Illver railrosi
wan formerly ormnlze 1 In Vlncennei' , Ind.
lobrtiary 7th , with a opltal atcck o :
81,000,000. TnlrUcndlrectors were chossr.
Ata meeting for the reorganization cl
the Marietta aad Cincinnati roud on tb (
7th int. the name of the new oompinj
wns Hxr-d HH tha Cincinnati , Wnehiociur
and Jinltluiore.
The eArnlnjUi of the Mexican railway am
its Jalapr , brunch for the neck endln ;
January 20th nmountcil to "JO 000 , beln ;
aa increvo of 87,000 over the C"rrc p.md
ing week cf 1882.
Tha BtfiLkholdoss of the Cr..cdgo cm
Weatorn Indiana lecently hcU a mectiui
fur the purpose of rnisitf ? Mia old mort.op
of $10 000,000 oa the property aad plaV .
J
now aud larger one.
GJIt is saU that theOalve tjn Horr' . „ ,
nud S in Antonio cotnp < tny will „ ,
branca which ill leave tbo m ( n ft
San Antonio and extend norl' ' , . . ,
rd uut
it meet ? the Texas and P.sclr5 0-JW < *
Ic IIAO bfou about decide
Fe rand will extend H
1'cdru , H dlstnuco tf 3 *
u.Utly dltccU to , ta , , lluw , raplh
o" -.ad for 1882 show tot ,
/161. < Jtl93 Hgolnrt 81,850
8 Previous year. The roa
d > ta earnings in the past lot
fr . York Hr.rbor and Beach rallroa
y * j been incorporated. It will run fioi
jittery to York Beach connecting wit
the Eastern road nt the former point. J
will ho a narrow guage and will cost nboi :
? 10,00 > ) for buildiug and equipment.
The Northern Adirinlacl : railroad con
pany him filed brticlcs of abioolatlou wit
the New York secretary of state. Th
termini of the ro d will beSt Rfgia Fall
and near the Molrn station nf tbo Ogdcne
burg arid Lake Uhauiplaln railroad.
A now Company has beau organized i ;
"El i'aso under the name of the 111 Pas
and New Mexico rulroail. with a capita
stocf ! of SS.OCO.GCO. Definite arrange
ments ave been made for the equiptnea
of tLe rev 'l from El Pnso to the vicinity t
White Oak * .
* . Articles iucorporatlug the Wabaeb
Paducah ftnd Bou'hetu railway comran.
biwe been filed with the Eccrotarv Of 3tat
of Illinois. The company wll1 'nnvo n cat
Ital of $000,000 , and mil tBlldarorffroi
VTacksnn county III.to n point on th
Ohio river opposite P ducah , Ky.
At a ruckling of the dircctois qf tb
Illinois Central railroad held iu > > et7 Yor
last week it was decided to p. y u 17 pe
cent dividend on its 4 per cent leased lln
certificates , which repi c ent stuck ot th
Chicago , St. Louis and JVow Ofle-nuro.it
The payment will require S > ,000.000.
The Riley Elevated railway company c
Chicago was incorporated February 9:1
by the secretary of state. The object i
stated to bo to construct and opernte a
elevated railway from one or more cantrt
points in the city of Chirigo to Sout
Chictgo , Pullman , Blue I uand , Engl <
wood and other tuburbs. The capital i
S2OCOtOO.
CURES
Rheumatism.Keuralgia , Sciatica
Lumbago , Backache , HeadacheToothache ,
Bor Throat , Sirrlllngn , Bpr ln > , Bruliei ,
llurnt , Hc M , Froit llttei ,
1XD AIL OTIIEn BODILY P11S3 iSD iCHES.
Soil by Druitlili and Dtileri tTerjwhcrt. Flftjr Ceatl
bottle. Direction ! ID U LtQguitei.
THE CHAKLEH A. VOUEI.EU CO.
IIOMHOII u i. VOUIUB A CO ) lUUIaor. , Bd. , C. S. j
THE
LSNE
-OF THE
lilwaukee & St , Pan
RAILWAY
Is now running Its PAST EXPRESS TRAIN
from
OMAHA AHD COUNCIL BLUFF !
-vrttu-
Pullman's Magnificent Sleeper
-AND THE- ;
Finest DiHiiig Cars in the World
IF YOti 'ARE ' GOING EAS1
TO
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE.
Or to anv point bo ) end ; or ]
IF YOU ABE GOING NORTI
To
ST. 'PAtJL OR PUNNEAPOI. ! !
Take the BEST ROUTE , the
OMoagoMilwankOB&St , PaulR'i
Ticket office located ftt iorncr Farnam an
fourteenth street3 and at U. V. Depot and f
Mlllard Hotel , Oitt&hx
| 3TSeo Time Table In another column.
F. A. NASH , General Arent.
0. H. KOOTE , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
8. 3. MERRILL , A. V. II. CARPENTER ,
General Manager. General Pass. Agon
J. T. CLARK , GEO. H. HEAFFORD ,
General Sup't. Asa't Geu. Fass. AK f'
$500 REWARD
The above reward will bo paid to any perse
who will produce a Paint that will equal the
Pennsylvania Patent Rubbe
Paint ,
lor presetting Shingles , Tin and Oraval Reel
Warranted to be Fire and Water Proof. /
orders prompt ! } attended ID. Chciper and bs
tei than auy other p&lnt now In use.
STEWART & 8TEPHEN30N.
Bole Proprietors , Omaha House , Omaha , J'e
UEFBB1SNOES.
Officer & Pusey , Dr.Rlce , Dr. Plnney , rul
Council Bluds , Iowa.
Cu office. Omaha Neo.
Hyacinth i
Orocroda.
And all other lor Fall Planting Lariott MMI
ment \ er ehown lu Cblcajo-
lUttatratod CaUloguo tree. Sand ( or It
Hiram Sibley ' & . Co. ,
FEEDS4EN ,
20t-201 Randolph St. , . CHICAGO. ! :
"WINE O OAHDJl lour
-Steam Purr-ps - , Engine Trimmings ,
H AHO SOHOOL 8 li8
TJor. Fjtrcam and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb.
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ft mr-frinin.i i i iiii i i i\m \ <
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others ,
WE GALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR
O
It IB the boat and ohenpost food lor stock of any kind. Ono pound la equal
to throe pounclB of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Cake in the fall and win
ter , luotnad of running down , will increasu in weight aud bo iu good market *
nblo condition in the spring. Dairymen as wall aa others who ueo it can tes
tify to ita merits. Try it end judge for yourselves. Price 825.00 per ton ; no
charge for La oka. Addrpsa
o4.fod.mo WOOODMAN LINSEED OIL CO. , Omaha , Neb ,
WHOLESALE
Fi IT
* B %
1301 and 1303 Farnam St. Cor.
OMAHA , NEB.
MoMAHON , ABEET & CO , ,
315 DOUGLAS STREET QIY1AHA
Brewing
Association ,
CELEBRATED
KEG & BOTTLED BEEE ,
THIS EXOBLLEHT BEER SPEAKS
FOR ITSELF ,
Orders from any part of the State or the
Entire West will be promptly shipped :
All Our Goods arc 3Ia < ta to the Standard of our
Guarantee.
GEORGE HEMMING ,
Sole Agent for Omaha and the "West ,
Office Corner 18th and Barney Streets , Omaha , Neb.
McNAMARA &DUNCAN.
1 WHOLESALE DEALERS IN .
KENTUCKY AND PENNSYLVANIA
WhiskieS !
in Eond or Free , Also direct Importers of
WINES , BRANDIES AND ALES ,
Jobbers and Manufacturers of Fine
Agents for Jos , Schlitz1 Milwaukee Beerj * -i
Bottled and in Kegs.
214 & 216 S , 14TH STREET , ' - - - OMAHA , HEB ,
PLANING IL
MANUFACTaR15K3 OF
Carpenter's Materials
ALSO
SASH , DOORS , BUBS3 ? ! STAIRS ,
Stair Railings , Balusters , Window
and Door Frames , Etc.
rirnt-claaa facilitoe , ! for the Manufacture of all klndea of Mouldings , Pointing and
matching a Specialty. Orders from the country will b promptly executed ,
nddresaall communications to A. MOYER , Froprleto
MORGAN & CHAPMAN ,
T2I3 Farnam St. , Omaha * . Neb.
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