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Now let the Herald trot out Ita
preferred candidate for mayor aur-
named Ezra.
A VIADUCT which convoys away the
board of public worka ia qnlto too ox-
ponalvo a city improvement.
SENATOR VAN\VYOK'H nddroaa la
atlll in Waahlntgon , D. 0. , about two
blooka from Don Camorona manalon.
WHY do the heathen rage ? If that
now telegraph law ia a dead letter why
do our awoot tempered contemporaries
at Omaha and Lincoln howl and
whine ?
THE atorm haa failed to put In an
appearance and the tidal wave rofnaca
to como to time , Wigglna must gneaa
again. If ho keeps guessing long
enough ho ia bound to hit It.
IK reply to several Inquiries THE
BEE answers that the pro eruption lawa
were not repealed or amended by
congress. Mr. Waahburn'a amend
ment failed In the house.
WITH reference to Don Cameron ,
Bomo congressman aald it was malaria ,
others called It toothache ; but Robe-
eon made the proper diagnosis when ho
pronounced It drunk and disorderly
MB. BLAINE ia working three honra
a day at hla political history , which late
to bo entitled "Twenty Years of Pub
lic Life. " It ia presumed that there
will bo no reference to the Mulligan
letters la the work.
SIXTY six millions , the difference
between the Bum appropriated by con' '
grcas at Ita firat soaalon and aooond
Bosslona , Is the amounc saved to the
country through contpoasby the "tidal
wavo" at the polls laat fall.
DJSLMONIOO'B ' chief cook gets $15,000
. year , while the chief executive of
.Nebraska only draws $2,600 a year
and boarda hlmaolf. That accounts
for our getting only cheap men for
governors.
Da , MILLER la.ln the seventh heaven
t > f delight on account of the viaduct
bill maro'n nest. The trouble with the
editor of the Herald la that ho waa
bored of public works the moment
that body Intimated that certain
wealthy land owners were oacaplng as
sessment.
AMD now the great induatrlal mo-
nopollata have concluded that It waa
not BO bad aa they thought It might
bo and In aplto of the revised tariff
the mllla and factories are starting up
gain prepared for now orders and a
lively spring soaaon.
Fouu ox-oongrecamen are candi
dates for Treaturcr QllGllan'a place ,
but the probabllltloB ro that Assistant
Treasurer Wyman will receive the
appointment. Mr. Wyman Is an old
resident of Omttha and ono of the
moat faithful and experienced cdi
cers of the treasury department.
SENATOR VAN WYCK thinks It a
mall piece of business that the trea
sury should bo charged three cents for
posUge stamps used on Silas's jnn-
kottlng trips , when that high priced
official la paid at the rate of $50,000 a
year for hla aervloea to the attorney *
general. The country qulto agree *
with the senator.
IF our citicona who have worked
themselves Into a ferment will only
keep cool and bide their time thoj
will have no c uao to mourn the beheading
heading of the board of publli
worka ,
lu the firat place , the viaduct bll
ia supposed to do away with the whlcl
boom does not take ctToot until th <
Crat of Juno. Thit will give tn
board ample time to Itt all thulr con
tracts and finish oorno cf the wor'
already In hand , oven If they hav
boon legislated out of ofiico.
In the next place there are te
ohanoea to ono that the courts will so
the viaduct bill aaldo aa Irregular an
void. Such a decision may loav
Omaha without a viaduct for a coup !
of years nnleaa the railroads bull
one , but It will leave the board I
andlatnrbod control of our pnbl
works. '
In view cf thla f ct-we uA no goc )
mson for excitement.
THAT MARE'fi NEST.
A two line clause in a bill to author
ize the city to vote bonda In aid of a
viaduct , haa stirred up a mire's neat
that has convulsed local political
circles from center to circumference.
Public spirited oltizena who donlro to
have paving , sewerage and other solid
Improvements pushed with vigor
under reliable supervision were
alarmed. The mayor and city offi
cials were paralyzed , and the contractors -
tractors and jobbers who expect to
roallzo handsomely on public worka
were joyful and jubilant. Dr. Miller
waa delighted and exultant.
The Bummary beheading of the
board of public works gave htm great
pleasure , bocanao it disposed of Jim
Oreighton , who haa never boon for
given ainco ho rtfasod to obey
Millor'a behest to carry out that sena
torial dicker aix yoara ago. In the
bungling of the viaduct bill ho Im
agined ho had another club with
which to brain Charley Brown and
McShano , who committed the unpar
donable sin of opponlng Sterling Mor
ton fur United States aouator a few
weeks ago. So the vials of gall were
poured out on their heads in vindic
tive glee , and the Doctor hold up hla
handa In holy horror over the awful
things these two bad democrats had
done down at Lincoln.
bnt the doctor's cup of joy was
dashed to the ground before It fairly
touched his lips. The board of publio
worka still oxlats. Jim Crolghton
keeps his official head on , and ho is
ikoly to keep it on for the next two
years. And that low politician , John
McShano , also survives with a very
fatr prospect of representing Douglas
county in the national convention In
the place of George L. Miller. Thla
aad atato of affairs was all brought
about by that mare's neat , which Ed.
Roggon first discovered down In the
vaults of the loft wing of Bill Stout's
atone palace at Lincoln.
THE undue accumulation of capital ,
and the tendencies of great Industries
to combine'against the public interest
Is the ovorahadcwlng curse of the
country. It ia true that giant monop
olies give employment to labor , hut
it ia the treadmill work of the labor
ing classes that pours out a stream of
bright dollars Into the sack of the
monopolists. The speculative capi
talists roach out for every trade with
a view of reaping Incroaaed profits by
onhanood prices. IIouso rent , fuel ,
food and clothes are expenses which
every workingman must moot }
It li true our induatrlal claaaos are
generally hotter off than thcsa of for
eign countries but with rigid econ
omy it is all that our working people
with families can do to keep out of
debt. Rents are double what they
should be. Combinations In all food
products maintain high prices Irre
spective of the law of anpply and de
mand and consolidation of Industries
prevents that competition which is at
once the life of trade and the pro
tection of consumers. What wonder
Is it that there are murmurs of dis
content among the poorer olaasoa
and that a growing discussion of
socialistic theories Is noticeable
throughout the country. The arch
anarchists are the mon composing
what a Now York legislator , hlmaolf a
millionaire , calls the wealthy criminal
olaaaoa who rob by the million and
count their plundered victims by the
hundroda of thouaands. Society has
more to fear [ from those cormorants
than It ha * from Its working classes
oa at present constituted. They It Is
who are setting an example of defiance
of private rights and publio Interests ,
of property and established law which
othora may riot bo slow to follow ,
THAT waa a clover trick Bill Stout's
letc bower Seaiiono played in losing
the bill for the relief of Tom Konnard.
Tr.o original bill relieved the state
treasury of the sum of $3 , ICO for al
leged services by Tom Kounard , as
agent oi the atato in collecting the 6
per cent duo from Uncle Sim on sales
cf the Pawnee reservation. Aa amended
before its passage , the bill allowed
Konnard the sum named in liquidation
of all claims past , present or future
under the fraudulent old Furnaa' con
tract. Bnt Tom , doubtless , expects to
realist ) more thau this bill allowed
and it waa a good deal more conveni
ent to lose the relief bill now than to
bo forever barred from further
claims. Two years hence "poor
Tom" will come up smiling with
his old claim swelled by several 1
thousand more.
TUB Iowa agitators of enforced
abstinence will have { lo bide theli
tltno. Governor Sherman refuses to
call an extra session for the pur
pose of r < submitting the prohibition
amendment. This will remind the
whole laano to the people when thoj
elect their legislature next fall.
THE Union Pacific earned twelvi
millions over nnd above exponaci
in during the year 1882 bnt that pee :
3t downtrodden corporation could no
id afford to rodnco paaaongor rates ti
re three cents a mile.
lo
Id A glover's apprentice , at Prague
In about 18 years of ago , hanged himiel
lie the other day , and left behind him i
letter to his parents stating that b
had been selected by a secret aool
d to take the life of one of the chief ufli
cera of the police of the city Folio |
Director Stolpknl and that ho had
committed auicldo to ovrvdo the pcrfnr
manco of the tusk. If ho had not
carried out the bahoata of the secret
organlzitlon , the writer added , ho
would hlmaolf liavo been aaaaacinated
by his colleagues.
OTHER LANDS THAR OURS.
Mr. Gladstone's return from Franco
has at once shown itself In tbo quick
ening of business In parliament and a
strengthening of the liberal ranks.
The week at Westminister hall has
boon essentially a business ono and few
oxcltingjpauaagOB at arma have disturbed -
od the routine. The premier took
occasion to intimate that the remark
of Lord Hartington that the British
troops were to bo rapidly withdrawn
from Egypt was merely the expression
of a hope , and that the government
were aa yet unable to say when the
English rlflca would return. This Is
generally taken as a quiet hint that
the English ccsnpatlon of Egypt la to
bo permanent , an event which everyone
ono has lookodjfor since the bomb
ardment of Alexandria.
In Ireland few startling develop
ments have taken place during the
week , though now dUcovorloa cf arms
and additional evidence cf Land
League 03mplicity are reported. A
rumor current In London that Egan ,
secretary of the Land League , has fled
to Spain with all the Laague'a funds ,
lacks confirmation. Franco in refus
ing to extradite Byrne , on the ground
that his offense was a political one ,
has given a precedent to the United
States in the case of Sheridan. Ca
blegrams from London on Friday re
ported that additional ovldonoo con
cerning Sheridan's complltcly In the
Ph * ilx park murders , have boon sent
to Secretary Frolinghuysen , but there
ia little probability that our govern
ment will stultify itself by denying the
right cf political asylum to foreign
refugees.
The Dinubun conference ia atill In
soaaion in London. This body ia in
reality an adjourned soaaion of the
Berlin conference who.io ostensible
purpoao la to take definite action on
the regulation of Dannbian naviga
tion , lu reality it moots to attempt a
further division of spoils resulting
from the Rosso-Turkish war of which
thu two Intoroatod parties reaped little
practical benefit In territorial acquisi
tion. Ruaala la the most Interested
party in the present conference. She
demands the free navigation of the
Danube from the month , which she
controls , to the source , which is in
torrl ory dominated by Austria. Per
haps the most trying grievance that is
to bo laid before the conference Is the
complaint of Turkey that her vassal
status , Bulgaria and Sorvia , refuae to
pay their share of the debt contracted
In the disastrous atruggle with Russia.
Encouraged by Austrian promises on
ono side and Russian Intrigues on the
other , these semi-independent states
ignore the clause of the Berlin inotru-
mont directing their payments to the
porto , and It la not Improbable that
the astute statesmen of the north will
make thla an apple of anon aggravatlrg
dtaoord that the conference will servo
only aa a preliminary to another war
with Turkey and a now and final dia-
memborment. It la f or the Interest of
England to soothe the snceptlblUttes
of the porto and check the influence
Ruaala haa boon gaining aa the friend
of the sultin , tor , as things stand ,
England has everything to gain by
the present status quo. France will
join Russia , and not improbably Italy ,
In attempting an enlargement and re
definition of the clauses in dispute
This will leave England , Germany and
Auatria in a minority of ono , and ,
unions largo oanoDisious are mido to
French susceptibility and Russian
greed , wo may expect the conference
to break up , aa so many have done be
fore it , with the participants bent on
war aa a solution of the problems.
When four such powers aa Turkey ,
France , Italy and Russia enter a conference -
foronco resolved on making trouble , it
will require inoro thau Granvillo's
smooth nddreso to placate them with
lets thin their demand , oven with war
as an alternative.
Fdrry's govornmout Is growing in
popular confidence in Franco and
shows ovidonooa of permanency. M.
Olomenoeau'a proposition for a revis
ion cf the constitution came up early
In tin * week before the chamber of
doputlea und waa defeated while a
reaolution of confidence in the g'-v
ornmont waa adopted by a vote of 307
th 182. Thla ia a substantial victory
for M , Ferry and hia cabino. The
anti-clerical oompoaitisn of the minis
try la aeon in the paaaago of a bill
removing the obligation of communes
to make good to parochial dignitaries
whatever deficit remained between the
amount of collections and the mm
necessary to maintain churches and
schools. Political excitement la rapIdly -
Idly subsiding and the outlook is
good for a strong administration of
public affairs which will commend
Itself to popular confidence ,
In Germany the principal events ol
the week have been the changes in
the Prussian ministry consequent
upon the resignation of Blnmenthal ,
the minister of war , who had given
offense to Bismarck. General von
Sohollondoril' has succeeded to the
ofiico. Blomarok has , however , re
ceived a rebuff in the rejection by the
diet of the proposition to reinsert in
the budget an item for an rconamio
council , The nrgotlntiona between
the emperor nnd the Vatican relative
to a modification of the Falk laws re
gardlng the Catholic chutoh have
boon dropped for the time being. Bn
the quoatlon ia certain to come u ]
again before manv , months , when
mutual oonceaaio'.a will probtbly re
ault In thptTonsorvaUvo'clorlco all !
ance , wbiou Bismarck haa been atrlv
iup to gain for the past five years.
a. Pnllah member of the roloharath
'dorr Kamlnaky , has placed himself 1 :
a very equivocal position. On the 5t !
of last month ho brought aiult agalna
Baron Bohwarz to recover 62G 82
florins for aervlces rendered to the lal
Q
or by obtaining for him a railroad
ontract , The matter wnn brought bo *
ore the Polish club ia Vienna , com-
> osed of mombera cf parliament , and
10 following resolution has been
assod on the subject : "After con-
dorlng thocontonti of the atatomont
f claim brought by Ilorr Kamlnaky
gainst Baron Schwatz for the pay
ment of 020,820 florins , the Polish
Inb declares that some of the trans-
otlons cltod In the atatomont of
laim by Herr Wolaki , are very do-
ogatory to the position of a member
f the Polish club and are calculated
o detract from the dignity of the re-
resontativcsof the province. " There
aa probably boon no such aggravated
aao of brazen corruption In either the
atlonal congress or any legislature In
lia country , and it la somo.satiafao-
on to realize that the legislative
odics of thu now world do not con-
aln all the rascals.
The sum of $13,000,000 voted for
30 reconstruction of the fortresses oi
troaburg and Metz , according to the
Cologne Gazette , has all been ex-
ended , and a fnrthoraum of $150,000
rill bo Baked for soon. Previous to
tie war of 1870 Straaburg had only a
ortiflod rampart , bnt the Germans
ave provided it with 12 detached
arts , nine of which are on the Rhino ,
nd nil of them are completed except
ho external works of Mnndolaholm
nd the Althelmer Hot. Around
letz the rampirta comprise 10 baa-
Ions , surrounded by ditohna and pro-
ected by 13 advanced works. Metz
addition to this strong defense , is
urroonded bo eight detached and In-
epcndont forts , distant on an average
bout two miles from the center of the
Ity , and forming a circle 14 miles in
ircamferenco. These forts are named
fter the Gorman generals who dls-
Ingutshod themselves the moat during
lie war of 1870 , and two of them are
rovided with armor plated turrets.
The health of the German emperor
reported again to give cause for
nxioty at Berlin. Ho has not boon
well at all this winter , and his broth
r'a sudden death gave him a shock
rom which ho does not easily recover
t waa hla particular wish that the
rrgramme of the silver wedding fetes
ticuld bo oarrlod out as originally
repared , although the crown prince
nd hla family would have boon glad ,
; ia aald , to abandon them.
Capital Is proverbially timid , and
Snglish capitalists especially look
eloro they leap. Alexander DJ ! Mar ,
n engineer , was sent to Brazil to look
round in the Interests of some
ngllahmon of money and enterprise
0 put it where it would do them the
neat good. Dal Mar'a report cf
irazll ia not favorable. Ho finds aide
ido territory with a narrow fringe ot
ivilizttlon. The government claims
, DOOCOO , people ; the engineer cannot
nd more than 5,000.000nearly all
atives and half breeds and odd mix
urea of all races civilizjd and savage ,
n the inferior the government has no
owerand no means of collecting rev-
nnea. The territory is owned and
old by feudal lords under grants
rlglnally from the crown of Portu-
al , and they manage aff < ira in their
wn way , refusing to tubiulc tnmr
ands and alaves to taxation. They
bit-fly compose the legislative asaem-
ly and the government , ignoring the
mperor , who la simply a stately fig
re-head without power. He raises
evonue ononxh to support his Imper-
al state through the commerce of the
east cities and settlements exports ,
imports , etc. , and lets the fendal ays-
em of the Interior go , because he baa
10 way of getting ac it. Dom Pedro
1 an enlightened monarch , too far
head cf the country to be the head
f it. He la therefore out of place
nd relgna before hla time , according
o the engineer's measurement and
atimate.
European residents In India have
eon thrown In a condition approach-
ig panic , by a proposition to extend
bo powers of native justices of the
eace. Englishmen have always been
privileged class lu India ever ainco
enlgn rule of Britlan extended to
tiat country. Among other Immn-
Itlea granted them was ono that no
udlclal officer residing outside of the
residency could send an Englishman
o prison. This hold good untill about
on years , when , what waa known ua
bo "Criminal procedure code , " waa
aaaed , modifying the. privilege so far
a to allow district judges and Eoglish
uaticoa of the peace to paaa aontonco
a casea Involving not moro than onu
ear's imprisonment , other moro ae-
lena ofluncea poing to the
ilgher courta. Now a motion
ias been made In the log Is
atlvo connsll at Calcutta in favor ot a
aw which would aweep away even
hla privilege and render Europeans
nbjoot to the criminal jurisdiction of
lativo juaticoa of the poace. The
Anglo-Indian population do not like
his prospect at all. Their experience
with the native courts and the swarm
f unscrupulous witnesses who are
ifton summoned to substantiate false
chargeH , especially where native and
orolgn interests clash , ia such aa to
ender them very apprehensive as to
ho result of such a law. Still it la
lard to aeo how the benign rule la to
maintain Its reputation aa a civilizing
agency If It has failed after all those
roars to establish a ayatem of courts
hat can bo trusted. Evidently the
.uatlco of the peace business la no
oaaler to manage In India than in
America.
The bnalneaa of the Suez canal Is
norcaalng at such a rate that it u
earnestly considered to build a par
allel canal , so as to enable vessels to
lasa In one direction only In each. It
, raa at first thought that the present
canal could be widened 100 foot at an
Inconsiderable expense , bnt upon
closer itmpectlon it was fouud that the
stnd , scooped out of the trench for the
Tirot canal , waa piled on either aide ,
where it lies in n ridge of small
mountains on the banks. Several
sldlnga are in course of construction ,
bnt ttioy nro at thu beat only make
shifts and It la quite probable that i
new canal will be commenced in a vorj
short time. Ferdinand do Leaaepa
when ho built the proaent canal , hac
not only the utmost confidence in iti
anocoar , but prophesied that In a few
yeara it would be Inadequate to ac-
oommodato the traffic and thla proph
ooy haa boon fulfilled , oven beyom
his expectations.
The successful coronation of Kin ,
Kilakaua , of the Sandwich laknda , a
Honolulu , on the 12th ultimo , recalli
the cnrlans fact that la overtaking th <
population of Kalnkaua'a dominion ? ,
II hundred yonra ago the Handwich
Iilauda awarmod with n population es
timated nt 400,000. Thny were aav-
ngoc , it ia true , but they irero a vigor
ous race , and dwelt in a happy and
contented condition. When , on thu
aottlomont of California , our friendly
relations with them begin , tliolr num
bers had decrotiod to 135,000 , and
now the wholu Kanaka population ia
aald to bo only about 50,000 Sj
ahrunkon ia the native race that the
augar planter * of the ialanda , chiefly
Amorlcina , nro compelled to ru'iid to
Ohlna and the I'acilio lalandn for tup-
plica of laborers to work the ratatea ,
Immorality , leproay nnd the Influences
of civilization are rapidly doing their
work , and In another generation tht <
Ialanda will probably huvo paaaed cut
of the handa of the decaying native
race.
John Randolpu'd Modification.
Mason's Memoirs.
John Itnndoloh waa onr.o considered
the TheraUea of congruaa a regular
tongue clabber. No hyperbole of con-
turapt or pcorn could bo Jnunchpd
againat him bnt ho could ovorn'ep 1' '
with tomoihing more acornful and
contemptuous Oppntltion only mad
dened him into brilliant hittornosn
"lau't it a abanio Mr. President , " said
ho on diy in the aonato , "that the no-
bio bu'ldoga of the administra inn
ahould bo waiting their prmiiua time
In worrying Ih ? ratH cf the oppoal
tion1 Immediately the aenato waa
an uproar , nnd he wes clamornaaly
called to order. The presiding t fiber ,
however , sustained him , and pointing
hia lonp , eklnny' fingers at hla oppo
nents , Randolph ecrtamed out , ' Rita ,
did I aay ? Mier ! Mo ? ! "
THlfGREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
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bruka N tlon l Dank , faxton & Gklltgbei'
Block , AcMOTiy ol the Bacred Ueait , HUlar
ME el , Etc. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
EXECUTOR'S BALK.
On PaturcUy , March 17lh , 1883 , 1 will ieU at
pub lo auctlcn the I am * bit time uituaud on
no'th hill ot lot 7 , block 184 , tndknown ai No. .
614 ecuth 10th itiett. Said tale will Uke place
at the picmiiM at 10 o'c cck a. m. and will bo
torcisU to the highest biHdtr.
JOHN C. WEF3TER ,
Executor Katate ol luac Ednaidi , decaa ed ,
11)7.12 C
DR , M.J.GAHAN ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
OfflcB over flmaba Savings Bank ,
COU 13TH AND DOttQ . 8. m8 In
OAVIS
606 Farnam 8t. Omaha Nebraska
100 - OC
Carellly BO looted land In Eastern Nebraska lo
sale. Great Dar ans In Improved tarnu , Omabi
It.fpropert V
JACOB KAUFMAN ,
REMOVED TO NO. 611 16TH 81
D&U.KB IH
ALL KINDS OF PURE WINE !
POWER AND HAND
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Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
. arano , ITrlN08 flr ' ' "
V i D KiITrlN08
HALLADAY WINDMILLS CHURCH AND SCHOOL aEUS
GOT. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb ,
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR
Ground Oil Cake.
It Is the bout nnd oheapcat food for atock of any kind. Ono pound la equal
o three pounds of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Oako in the fall and win-
or , instead of running down , will iucronso in weight nnd bo in good market *
able condition in the spring. Dairymen as well aa others who use it can ton-
ify to its monta. Try it and judge for youraulvea. Price $25.00 per ton ; no
charge for ancka. Addrnws
o4-ood.me WOOODMAN LINSEED OIL CO. , Oraahn , Nob.
M , Hellman & Co.
WHOLESALE
CLOTHIERS
,
1301 and 1303 Farnam St. Cor.
OMAHA , NEB.
McMAHON , ABERT & CO , ,
Wholesale
Druggists ,
315 DOUGLAS STREET - - OMAHA NEB.
McNAMARA & DUNCAN.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
KENFUrKY A1VI ) PENNSYLVANIA
in Bond or Free. Also direct Importers of
WINES , BRANDIES AND ALES ,
Jobbers and Manufacturers of Fine
Agents for Jos. Schlitz' Milwaukee Beer ,
Bottled and in Kegs.
214 & 218 S , 14TH STREET , - - - OMAHA , BEB ,
NEW SAMPLE BOOKS.
COMPRISING 'JHE LATEST PATTERNS OF f *
Wall Paper !
FOR 1883 NOW READY AftD FORWARDED
TO THIDB TIELAJDIE
FREE OF EXPENSE.
OUR NEW LOCATION. Change having been ren
dered necessary by continued increase
in business , is
NOS. 106 , IC8IIOJ12 WABASH AVE.
John J. McGrath , Chicago.
Wo have reaumed the handling of WINDOW SHADES , and offer the only
.
entire now Jlno of thcco gooda now in thla markpt Price Inr npon reqnpat.
tMORGAN & CHAPMAN ,
WHOLESALE GROCER
1213 Farnam St. . Omaha.
PLANING MILLS.
MANUFAOTCJRKK8 OF
Carpenter's Materials
ALSO
SASH , DGQRS , BUNDS , STAIRS ,
Stair Railings , Balusteis , Windovc
and Door Frames , Etc.
Firet'olua ( aollltlee for the Manufacture of nil kindea of Mouldings , Fainting nd
matching a Specialty. Orders from the country will b promptly executed. .
HrWMll oomrnnnlnatl n.tn \ VOYRU. P i-H _ _ .
&
On Long Time Small Payments
AT 'MANUFACTURER'S PRICES ,
A. HOSI'E , Jll. , 15111 Dodge , Onmlia.