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E. ROSEWATER Editor
Mn. HASCAI , will not ran against
Judge Savage , but ho will now try to
pull for the city council.
THE republicans rnnnt trot out their
strongest man for mayor it they or-
poet to baat Judge Savago.
LIST every voter bo euro that bio
name Is on the registration list for his
ward. The now l w requires a per
sonal appearance before the registrars.
Joim Bnoww , Victoria's faithful
gllllo , is dead. The loss is likely to
offrot the Quoon's health moro than
her sprained knoe.
Mn. WILLIAM ANDEHSON accepts
the domocratia nomination for the
oonnaal M a klckor , and oxpcots to re
main a kicker during his natural life.
That's the kind of a wild gooso-qnlll
ho li.
CHICAGO has entered upon a city
campaign in which high llccnao and
the defeat of Oirtcr Harrison for
mayor are tlto loants , A high license
bill has pisiod to its flret reading in
the Illinois legislature and the subject
is being actively discuacod through
out the cntiro otatc.
WITHIN the lust three ilajn heavy
ralco have prevailed along the whole
PaciQo coast , and reports from San
Francisco predict aho.ivior wheat crop
than has been harvested oinoo 1881 ,
A failure of the California wheat crip
would mean h loss of nearly $00,030-
in our exports.
OHAUNOBY FILLEY , F/auk Hatton ,
Bon Bnttcrworth , John 0. Now and
Mr , Wlndom are mantlouud ns passi
ble candidates for the postmaster ( jon-
ornlship. 0f the cntiro list the name
of ez Senator Windom la the only one
that oommonda itself to the public
without need of explanations or
eulogy. The appointment of any of
the remainder would bo promptly re
setted by publio opinion. Fllley ii
believed to bo corrupt , Hilton Is' a
blowhard and John 0 , Now a ohronlo
oflioo seeker. Mr. Arthur cannot
afford to surround himself at Ibii
juncture with men of their class.
A RESIDENT of Lookport , N. Y. , has
received the contract for the excava
tion of the first ten miles of the Panama -
ama canal , the contract price being
$1,000,000 per mllo. As work
is to begin in D.ornbor it looks as
K In uplto of all rumors DoLossops
pot hobby is to bo pushed to a prao
tioal trial. With the Sacz canal payIng -
Ing 20 per cent a year dividends and
plans already on foot for Its enlarge
ment or duplication , there la no good
roason'why the Panama venture should
not provo a lucrative Investment for
stockholders who are willing * to wait
for returns.
TiiKUE Is a alight diffironco of opin
ion among our state contemporaries
concerning the latest judicial appoint' '
mont. As a matter of curiosity wo
quote the following :
'
Governor DITTOS has appointed T.
L. Norval , judge of the Sixth judicial
district , vice lion. G. W. Post , re
moved to eucojod Lorenz ? Orounso.
This appointment will be recognized
by the bar ot the state as a fit and ju
dicious ono. Platttmouth Herald.
Judge Post has resigned and Gov.
DAWOI through E. 0 , Games has ap
pointed another railroad attorney to
take his place. Hon. T. 8. Norval ,
of Seward , Is the man. No one will
complain , Npbraika ii a railroad state
anyway , Lincoln Democrat.
TUB last numbir of the Concession-
'al Ktcord has appeared and all the un
delivered speeches of the session have
at last boon cleaned up. As the next
congress is anxiously looking out for
something to reform they might begin
with the R < cord. As now printed ,
I
this piece of typographical extrava
gance has entirely lost Us value as a
register of the transactions of the sen
ate and house. It is rovlsod and cor
rected and extended with no regard
for truth , simply to suit the taste of
senators and representatives. It Is
time that the Record should bo made
report on actual transactions or that
Its publication should ceaso. As It la
the people are compelled to depend
upon tha newspapers correspondent !
at Washington for truthful reports oi
what ocean in the capital. That thoj
should bo saddled with the expense ol
printing a journal ouch as the Ifccorc
baa been for the year put is outrage
ons.
iair PREJUDICE ?
The St. Louis Railway Register , in
noting the sprond of anti-monopoly
sentiment , says : "Thoro has boon
this winter an unmistakable wave of
popular projndfcD and jealousy of cor
porations , which has rolled over the
land and Influenced nearly every ono
of the United States to attempt , at
least , the enactment of anti-railroad
legislation. In aomo Instancaa the
proposed measures have been defeated ,
but moro often they have succeeded ,
either In whole or In part. "
This view of the auti-mouopoly
Issno is the ocn moat generally taken
by the monopoly managers and their
organs. The rising of the people
against the abueos of corporate power
end the attempts of their representa
tives to onaot leglul&tlon for the cup-
prssslon of thn tyrstuy oE railroad
1 management , is nltrlbtilod to a soncc-
Icis prcjadica ngr.inat the railroads
and a jealouoy of their Increasing
wealth and Aliening power. With a
contemptuous disregard for public in
terests the railroad mstiagora have
closed their earn to the complainto of
the people and obctlnatoly refused to
remedy the ovili which have grown up
with the aggrandizement cf corporate
monopolies throughout the United
States. The opposition to the corpo
rations arisen from the abuse of char
tered privileges , not through preju
dice ogalgat the system. The people
have everywhere welcomed the advent
of Jtho railroads , They have
contributed lavishly in snbndies to
their construction , and taxed them
selves heavily to insure the exclusion
of trnnk lines and their branches.
Many of the roads have boon construe
od entirely from the procoedn of na
tional and private bounty. If any
prcjndico oxlato , it is the result of tha
operations of the roads and the extor
tion , discrimination and corruption
which has attended the management
of nearly every line of railnajB built
and operated in the Unltod Stitcr.
The universality of the rluing against
corporate nbnacH la the slrongont.
proof of its necessity. It is confined
to no ono Bcclion of the country , and
the wrongi complained of are in tu&r-
ly every lnntc.roj the BJEIO. This in
itself shown that tlio Hbiucaog.iiet
which the people are contending havn
a common causa. And this cauno it in
claimed is the cxccaaivo and nntc
a trie led power which the corporations
now hold to subject every public inter
est'to thu unchecked greed of the jobbers
bors and gamblers who jrgglo with
their stock to roll up immouoo fortunes
at the cxpenno of the people of this
country. With tholr gras ; > on the
trade and commcrjo ot the land , with
thuir agents picking our courts and
legislatures and defying publio oontl-
mont from the prois , the capital and
the bench , those highwaymen of the
nineteenth century extort their exor
bitant tolls and break down ono class
of patrons while they build up and
enrich another class. There Is
no jealousy of the corporations
but there Is a growing fear of
the corporate dupotlsm. The people
plo are justly alarmed that a power
has grown up within the state which
bids fair to overshadow the state lt elf ,
It is seizing the emblems of popular
sovereignty and making vossalo out of
freemen. Its influence is felt in
every election , at caucus , primary and
conventions , In our legislative halls
and in our judicial benches. It maken
or unmakes laws at the diolato of the
Irresponsible railway monarchs who
laugh at popular interference , with
what they arrogantly call their "vested
rights. " What wonder Is it that the
people of the country In every sod Ion
are jealous of this corporate power ,
which extorts untold millions every
year front productive industry and cc-
trcnchlng Itself behind corrnpti > n and
bribery In the highest places of the
nation , bids defiance to the nation it
self.
THE APACHE OUTBREAK-
Southern Aiizjua Is ogaln suffering
under another Apache outbreak at the
hands of a raiding bind ol renegade
Uhlrloauhana Indiana under the lead
ership of Juh. This Is the same band
who , lets than two years ago , made
Arlzina and Sonora a living hell for
the settlers , and who wore finally
driven over the border into the Mexi
can mountains. Within the last two
weeks they have burned several
ranches , raided a number of mlnlnj
camps and added twenty.seven murders
dors t ? the long list of outrages from
whoh ! the border settlements have
suffered.
Tha soono of the outbreak , the Gila
valley la ono of the most ptotnrotquo
sections of the territory , onclosoc
within high mountains and honey
combed with prcapaot holes The
nature of the country makes the par
salt and capture of the Indians ox
coodlugly dlflloult , and affords them
every opportunity for carrying on
tholr guerilla warfare on either sldo o
the line between the Unltod State
and Mexico , and oooaplug to tholr re
treats In the mountains when presto <
hard by the ttoops. Two years ago
ls very band of Indiana upon th
recommendation of ono of the brlga
dlor generals of the army was otpcclal
ly exempted from the subjugation
which was dealt out to the rest of th
Apaches- The consequence of thl
fatal generosity is that since that Urn
1,000 murders In Arizona and New
Mexico have been added to tholr score
The excitement in Arizona Is re
ported as at fever heat and throats of
a war of extermination are fully made
by the miners and ranchmen. The
troops have been called out and the
Fonrth and Sixth cavalry are on the
field. General Crook his started for
the front and will direct operations in
porcon. It Is safe to say that the cam
paign will bo n vigorous ono and at
tended with no foolish philanthropy.
A thorough whipping of the renegade
Indians is necessary to prevent a gen
eral uprising of the Apaches through-
outAtizMia. The San Carlos Indians
are already reported as growing moro
and more untaay with every victory
reported ca won hy tholr old chief nnd
a continuance ( if the outrages un.
checked Tould certainly result In
accessions 10 Jut's band from the
agency Apachca. There are over 27-
000 Indiana in Arizona nnd Now Mexico
ice and every iutnraat dunmida the
prompt quelling of the outbreak.
TJIK head of thu democratic olty
tiskot is very strong , but the tnil Is
powerfully weak and the middle la
somewhat bloated ,
R3GHTKATION 1.I3T.
THIRD WARD.
Arnold JN 218 n 9.hat
Arnold Gee 09 n O.h st
Bauer A L 212 10th st
Barnes John N i. 2 engine honeo
Barnes John 108 n 10th st
Barber H 1011 Dwenport ot
Baohllno John 1224 Djdgo st
Bcatty Sam 212 n 12.h at
Borthold Henry 411 a 10th st
Belodorft Louts 1017 Harnoy st
Benson Ang 1213 Djuelaa at
Bloom Blmsoii 104 t 13 h nt
Bndon And 215 12 n st
Boyed Jhn M 9o2 Harnty st
Brawn Gee w 210 n llth st
Brown 0 P 1205 Barney
Bfonn D F1224 Oipitol ov
Brndor Pat 108 B lO.h t
Bradlav S 21C n 10 h st
Brago Louts 1002 Httrnoy st
Burnham w 0 1313 Oipltol av
Bushman H H 1423 Djnglasat-
Bunco J VT 1419 I'ouglao et
B ron ir P 1300 Djuxlaa st
Bell A
Carltou M K 1208 Howcrd ot
Carter E B 1222 FVrnnm at
Oiufi-lu ! J S HiOt F.iruatn at
Oarr Tim 108 B 10 h at
Diry P K 913 FMtiiam ot
Oil-roll P.xt 818 Howard at
Oil-roll .lumi-H 1024 Dodyo nt
Oaiopbnlt S S 915 Farnam st
ChasbCSl(2a 13 .hat
Chase C 0 102 H 13th nt
Clark A IS 9M Hurnty st
Olftlu John fe4 9 h nt
Connolly Thni 9l3Divonport st
CollinG HdD.ujilftsat
Oaopa Hemy 215s 12th ot
Oonint Henry 1024 Douglas ot
Crawford J 0 1213 G < tpitol av
O.oaor ! W J 2j8 a 13th st.
Ocmmlnc 111 111 ] 3 h et
Bonn E N Mutrnpulltun
Denpiey M 913 FornBin st
Dallono Frank 124 n 14th st
Dallono Fred 123 n 13.h st
Dlngman J 0 1223 Dodge at
Doyle Peter 912 a 10th ot
Doyle G M 1224 Dodge at
Doyle John K12 s 10b st
Drake D K 101 e 12 h at
Drake 0 S 101 n 155ih st
Djhn F/ank 913 Capitol av
Djuovan M Donovan houao
Ellis Howard 8th and Douglas at
Egan Edward 913 Faruara at
Enrlght Miohaal 103 S 10th st
Ecqnist P G 817 Dodijo
EJinondson wa211 N llth at
\iathoiston w N 1222 Howard st
Wbes A H 1120 Dodge st
'ogerty ' John 218 N 10th st
'oitlck ' John mr cur 12h and Howard
x John 023 Harnry nt
nd Patriak 212 n 10th st
Irotwoll D B M Oanfield House
' 'rank Jaonb 418 a 10th st
nlgim Mart , 212 10thi at.
Flynn John 212 B 10th at
Flora 0 F 1120 Dodga at
Fiuano M 924 Dudgo at
Flurl NiolOOS Douglas at
5irdnorSrn 222 a 12th st
Galleon wm a 10th Harnoy & Howard
Gitublu , ) A 1205 Barney.
Gurvln F F 920 Djuglna
GauzF VlUtGOapl ; two
Jrobo Homy Mi2 ! Hnrnoy
} robe LDDIB 1422 Hunoy
Irobo Henry jr 1422 Harnoy
3roboThool422 Uaruey
Graves Frank 10th s engine honao
"raenRobt 21212 sh at
Urovo 0 11 ll'J 1 Farnhdin
Irotsmau Paul P < ixton hotel
} rosjoan Julrc 1024 Dodto ;
GllllgMi PA * 212 south lO.h st
GUh E 1417 Farnnm st
3ioiselman a. w 402 a 14Ih st
Gloason M 108 a 10th at
Gorman Edit 2s 14th tt
George P A 1222 Dodge st
Elalo L F 1401 Douglas at
Hancock B H 101 s 12th at
Bapnor Jbs 111 a 10th at
Hortson P M 224 n 13th at
Hanofan M 803 Capital av
Qarpstor 0 8 107 H'.h at
Harrlgan M 108 a 10th at
Harris J jr 923 F rnam at
Holiloi L n o cor Douglas and 15th st
Hoyu Louis 1(2 i 13th st
Homonway w F Frenzir block
nenslngaer Christ 418 ti 13th st
Henderson J P1015 uarnoy st
nandershot OD 1309 Divouport st
uellor Frank 1217 Fornam st
uertzminn J F L D1201 Douglas at
n jwardR 203813th at
Howard J W
inlland Thou 210 N 9h at
noloraan F 0 1024 Douglas st
nornburficr n 1821 Dauglaa st
noylo H H 1309 Otottol ave
Hughes wm E 11(9 Davenport st
Hoover Malt 1215 Dodge at
Hutchison Jim Carry's 10th st
imbor Jacob 81G Dodge st
Humphrey E K 1208 Htrnoy st
iiynos P 1024 Djdgo st
ulna 0 E 101 S 12-h at
Irvine James 1409 Doughs
Irvine J H * > vor Bushman's
Irwlno H T No G Bushman's
Jacobs H 0 engine house No 2
Jacobs J H K 1205 Harnoy
Jardlno J B 112 n 10th at
Jsrdlno W S 112 n 10th
Jardlne T F 911 Capitol avenue
Jones W S 1123 Harnoy
Judson H M 1324 Douglas
Kammerllng Ang 3U B 10th at
CaUor Robt 913 Farnnm st
Cent F D 1101 Djrglos
Celoher D J 707 Ilarncy
Ceeslcr E J 1223 Dodge st
Colloy Kyran 913 Farnam
Kimbill Dick 1211 Div nport
Ktllen Hugh 112 n 14'.h at
Coostcrs B 1019 Harnoy st
Cooatcrs FV 1002 D.iaglas
Cooctors Frank U 1019 Harnoy
CooBterEJ 113 n 13th
Culhrrutm Chaa 1(5 s 10th
Cahl Ei 303 d lOih
Crobs Thus 1403 Davenport
Colbar Wm 12u9 Daualas
( oopuian Peter 1101 Fnrnara
KMUSO Fred 1120 Oauital nv
- Ovip r Lowls hotel
Llvesoy R E 121G Capitol av
jlvesoy llnnry 121G OApltol av
jlvescy J L 121G Capitol av
BlBKoOou 417 10th &t
° lago Uenrj 117 s lO.h st
L3hnu S 11C8 Farnnm nt
ctn J E khorn house
J hii 1321 Otpltol av
JJOUH TT P U2JDnnglaa ftt
ilageo Hurry 1101 Dacglaaot
lillon Hnili ; 920 Uarnuy nt
ildden J 1010 FnrHam ut
laulM O12I2 Harnoy at
Jallonder J P 1019 Hnrnoy tt
rlailonder 0 F 1019 mrnoy nt
ilahon P U 915 Farnatn
ilaoDonngh F M 1412 Djugha
latror E 1214 Farnam
Meritt J 1007 Farnam
-lerloy - John 111 10th
tf enter 0 J 1324 D ) dgo
loyer Jnlloa l'J23 Farnam
tlvora H B 1211 Cap ave
-liller - W F 1024 Dodge
loran W H 1019 Divonport
fforan J E but 10h ; & llth Davenport
looro J H cor 8 h and Douglas
lorrow W O 1215 Divonport
"lorrow Pat 1323 DjHgo
'lontagnn ' 0 H 1024 Djnglas
Meyer W A i08 n 9h
Meyer A 201 9 h
lolhollaud F 212 s 10th
Ma'l ganPat2l2slO-.il
McGucUIn D L I ! 14 a 10th nt
rloMUIlan T B 1324 Dodge
rlcG.-athFP J 12 n 14 fast
rlcGrath Pit 92D Harnoy
MoVrtbbDllllOaptave
thy M 112 n Uth at
cCarthy JH 218 a 14 h at
rlolnrghlin E D 109 15ih st
McGhua Pat 908 Dodijo
cCIuro Jat 1117 H ney
ilcOlura E A 1117 Hutney
rloVittlo J A 11' ' 1 F/rahaai
rlcDonald Gco 220 n 13het ;
felt PHl321D > u < ? Jiiiut
fobi-r ( Jhar 1 * , 123 ti 10th at
Tourney 2 ; H "ry 1012 Howard st
T VV E nunr , house
J J 102 14 h nt
Volnn J F 107 " 13 h at
Noonau Pat 210 lOtn et
N orris Divld 310 s llth st
Jjhu G bit 12. h and loth enD
D jdj > o nt
0'C.innr.H j 1' 12 1 corner 12th and
O'Ooiiaell Tim 219 n 10th at
j j Oruij/tit'Hi houio
Orchard S A Odd Fallows block
O'SheaBllOn 10 h t
O'BiisnEi212 10hst
O'Br > ac J B2l5u 13th st
'atriok B F Cinfiald house
'attou J S U 8 hotel
'aterson ' G jo Millnrd hotel
'oavy H M 13C9 Farnam at
T 'eavy Mur 1309 Fdininm st
F 1UO 0oitol ave
p 'oteraonP h 113 15th at
. 'otortou R 1110 ii > ward st
'icka'rd ' John 1)14 ) uoward at
'iper ' J B Millnrd hotel
'rice J B 107 N 13th at
'owota ' Kd 1217 Davenport at
Rihnio Ed jr 117 8 10th at ,
Rid ( hid j U 101 3 12h at
Rooce a IB 202 N 13h ; t
lltcher S R 209 N 13.h at
Rlerdurn wm 108 8 10th at
looaw ig H1C23 Donglaa at
logorsD n 215 N 12.hat
lobidoux L'lais 123 N lllh at
loss jallus 020 Donglas st
iyau Tim 1007 Fi rnam at
Ruff FL 1212 Dodge st
_ thler John H 1223 DodRo at
Sndors Price 1018 capital avenue
Sanders WO It2al4hat
Sehlank 0 1311 davnnport
iohuwioht L'ini * 920 donglas at
Johnoll Fred 8CG tiow rd at
hharnwobor win 211 n 9th at
Scott 0 H 1108 cipital avenue
Jomber Albert 1310 donglaaat
Sohlteoh Jacob O'nin Tree House
Sappier Rich 1013 fwraau
Sshmidt w F 1202 h rno yst
Sfxnaer Robt ll'l n 13vh at
Shield Martin 21'J n 10th at
SuullzOD2lii. : 12th at
Shrlno w G 107 B 15 h st
Shear ; aamuul m liurd. f
Shepard oh s 102 B 14th at
Silk Juraee 010 orjUal venuo.
Singleton M F 215 o 12 h at
Sinclair Jacob 1W3 dodge at
SplittO 1415 lurney at
Stober Sam 1323 Hrney at
Stoln Paul F IClDiurney at
Uolu Joaeph 1111 Douglas at
S'ein Fred 1314 Douglas at
S trickier J 420 s la'.hut
8triffl3r jQ213n 15th et
jtepnam Au G 1321 Douglas at
Street Alx 1208 nwney at
Saowdon A B 1304 Farnam at
Swlggort jL 110s 13th at
SchwaabOhas 1109 Douglas at
Uhrig Fred 113 n 13th at
Urlan F Q 11G ! > DouRlas st
VanblgtonT S American home
Yoes uenry 1423 Douglas at
Tarrant J 1208 H rney
Taylor Jnhi. 210 n 10th
Ttahon JM 415 R 10h
Thomas Henry O.U e sldo
Thompson Neil 1205 Harney
Tholuhurdt Huati 1414 Donglas
Tronib'.o Go 212 luth
Tirnmu M F 1224 Djdga
waddell Gao 1214 Dodjjo
walls Thos A 113 n 10th
wan3hwV1215DjdRO
wataon J M MiHard
welusAu2249.h
welst E U 324 a 13 h
wortu Thoa 414 s 14 *
wlndhelm P 812 Harcoy
webber J U 1024 Dodge
wledham Gao L 416 1110th
wllllaniB Henry Jill Douglas
wilcox S M 1510 0 pt"
wlggers Han. 200s 15th
wllle Ohrls 1012 Howard
wlllls E A 310 * llth
Williams ww 123 n 14th
Williams H bt 123 n 14th
wlrth J A 1311 Djuglai
woods B 212 10th
wood OL 1319 Douglas
wolffEdl20t Howard
wright Joe 1020 0nt nvo
right LR 220 n 13 h
wren Thnd J 808 Howard
hlto Pat 810 r. 8h
vhltnoy OF J324 0 pt nvo
wuecthrich J 1002 Douglas
wyatt Louis oo cor Douglas & 10th
All persona intorcsto I arn hereby
otified to npponr htforn me at Judge
Vobs' oQlsu during tne liO'Ts of ngls-
rntlon from 11 r. , m. to 7 p. m , to
ranko additioaa aad correct and strike
fl nuv name thnt iu not entitled to
10 election franchim ia thn ward.
H. B. MVCIUI ,
ReiBtiar ! Third ward.
CURES
Rh eumalism Sciatica
, Neuralgia , ,
' .umbago , Backache , Headache , Toothache ,
Ser * Thrott , Bwclllng . Rprnlni , Itrulict ,
liiirnm Hcnld , t roil llltrt ,
iXD ILL OT1IEA H1U1ILT PA1\S AXD 1CIIM.
ld br Drocglitl ftnd Deiten eTer whcre. FIR ; Ceati ft
bollU. Dlrcclloni In It L n n n.
THE ciiAnus : A. VOOEI.F.II ro.
Wi. TOO f.Lia 4 JO ) * UIU Mn Hd. , C.S.1.
MiVERICK NATIONAL B&NK. &
Cor , Water and Congress Streets.
CAPITAL , - - 84OO.OOO
URPLI7P , - - 8400,000
Transacts a neneral Banking bnainoes. Re-
elvw ( ha nconntg of Br.nkf , Bankers and
thoro. Draws Foreign Exchange anil
m alien Cable Trautfers in Kuropn and Tel *
graphic Transfers of MoLey throughout
ho United State ? . Bnys and cella Gov-
rnment and- other Investment Securities ,
nd executes any busineia f > r its Corro *
pondcnlH In the line < t BdnklDK.
A84 P. POrTEFl , Prcslden .
J. J. EDDY , Oathler.
J. W. WORK , Ass't Caihlcr.
ii ith-mo
Matter of Apiilicutiiiu of 0. F. Flora for
Liquor J Jccnse ,
NOTICE.
NMico Is hcrthy gvtn ) that O. F. Finn
It iiinnthe2'lh | ilay o ( i-nrch A. D. 1SF3 , ( llo
If a > | .l citlnn to the Mayor nncl City Coundl of
mail.i , lor llcor.s to telMult \ , ptritiioui * and
'Ino H l.qtiormt to 110 N rhT c.fthttro t ,
V Ir i Wr.iOmaha , J > el > . , Iroin the llth day of
pril 1J > 3 to the 11th ila of.Ill y , 18.S3 ,
If Ihera bo no otijcu Ion , remonstrance or
ro'ess filed wltnln tuo eo s frou M.rch2"tb ,
. D. I3ij , the raid llccnsu Hlllhepranicd.
C. F. F OK * ,
Applicant.
Til'OIIAIIA I > K nc\\-sfnp r will puhlkh the
< > n\o nolle * once caciunk f r two ucekaat
o cxpcnsa of thu atr.Hi | ant. The City of
< malu U nut to lie chur 'i'il tncrcwltti.
J. J. L C. JKUKIT ,
CltyCcrk.
tatfel of ArpUcaUnn of Felix Slavcn for
li'qncir License.
NOTH K.
Ko Ire t'hor'liy fil'ut that Tel x Smcn dH
( on thu7thday o' Warch , * 1) 1881 , 11 * Ms
ppllra Icn t'i the Mtynr m d It ? ( ! imcil of
main , fo Icrnose'l ' Wit Sprlroutand VI
ous Llqu rsatSlavea IIcuio luth ttr > c , flrab
arl , < 'raah % Nib. , from Iho ll'h dity ottpill ,
8-1. 'o tha Uth d ? ot July , 183.
I'tre-obo > objection , remonstranc" O'pro-
Ojt tlltd within two wookn from JlarcK 27tl > , A.
} .1883 , t ho sab I'cccec ' will he irra.t d
FELIX SLAVfIN , Apr.ll.-inf. .
Tha Omalia Bee new p p r wll niblNh the
bOT.i nUic'onco e'ih w ckfDrlw wetknuUbe
xpense rt thi ppljont | The clly of OmaVali
OS to be charged therewith
J. J.I , 0. JKWETC.
MS 2t City CUrV.
ilftttor of Application of J. Wakh Co.
fur Llquir License.
NOTICE.
Si t co Is hcrebyglvo' tint J. Wa'gti & 0' . did
upon ton * 7th dy ri March A. D 1683 , ( Us tholr
ppllcailon to lh > Ma or and Cltv Crurcll of
Omah * for licet BO ( o sell v'alt'p' > ltuoua ai d VI-
noua llquo-i a' Cor li h a d Dons'18 B % third
larJ , Ouiali * , Neb , from tre llth diy > l April.
8hS , to lh llth d T ot Jtx y , I83.
It ihera ba n rejection , temoi etrinco or pro-
it fl'rd ' wl h n two week < from Much 271 h , A.
D. 18P3 tbeutd license wflt 'f r ranted
JA3. AVALS' ! & CO. ,
AppUca-U
Thi Omin % Dec nrwep prr will publt h the
&vs ro 1 e "no cech week for two weikaat
ho exp nan of the applicant. The cltyof Omit a
a nst to be chtrutd totrcmltb.
J J. L. C. JEW ETT ,
630 2tt CltyUoik.
Metier cf Application ( f Pktriok Dnlly
for Liquor License.
NOTICE.
Notice fnhcrety ilvi-n that Pat-JcV Dulv d'd
upon ih'ZTth duv ot M rh. A. > ' 1883 fl e hh
I'pllathn titbo Vavor an I Jlty U > lit cK of
Uma n , for II o- ti mil Ma't , Buliltuo a dVi-
oiii li'ior ! | < tt C r. mttird Ttirt Hieef , cth
jir , < intha , Nch.fro" t'elini < ay cf April ,
'ta , tiin llthH y rf J ly , 1R13
If thtro bo no objection , r < tno t'anco or pro
cat fl < d w th n tw wtekr from March .Till , A.
I ) . 1 8) , tin falll'como vll hoirnn'eJ.
PAVIK : m FFY , Applicant ,
heOj tht Pee newifapcr will DUJ ! l h the
above iitthD on'ceaih ttk f r twa uiva al
thoixperai o [ tl o ppl cint. Toe city i f Oai.ha
U not lobo Cutrgid therowtth.
J J L. C. JFWETi' ,
C3t-2tt < Hy Clerk ,
Matter of Application of Michael Leary
for L'quor ' Llceasr.
NOTICE.
tlce IB heribyu'ven ' that Mlctacl 'e ry illd
upn tre27lhday of Uch , A. O.18S3. n e hl
app'icatlon t > the litjor and % Itv Council of
( mint , for llcemr to i li Valt. bpliltuo a nd
VI' < oui.lqnrM at No 1124 Thlcago artr.O'h
d , i nuba , Neb. , fron tee ll'h dtyf April ,
133 tie lit. du of Julv , 1885.
If tterr be no i bec tloo , nmon.traneo rpro-
leit O'rd ' w tnlntwoeek fr'm ! J rih27th A.
D , 1883. the laid lc-na Ul be rrtnltd.
UICIUEL LKAhY. Appl'on ' .
Th Om h Bee tewijsaper wul publUh lh <
above notice onoe each * ieL fort oweikiat
lh expense c ( tboRopllcint. Tbe city of Omahk
It not 10 be chirged thrr lth.
J. J L. 0. J'WETr ,
CS22' CltyCUrL.
Matter of A.pnllc tlon of Fred Staickfor
Liquor L'conae.
NOTICE.
Notice l heiebj clvch that Fiod Staack did
upontrie 27 hcuyoi Maich.A. D l'H3. Uoha
snp.lcU'oa . to thn ll.yrr and Oily O.-uncll rf
tuiha , tor llcerteto se'l M lr , SplnHioui inJ
V nouslln'iO'f , at No P3 1 thntro t , 3l a > i'l
Onnln. > ib , fr in tbo llthdiy ot AptP , 1:83 ,
to llio lltma ) of Julj U83 ,
If there be nj objej'lon , rernomtrarco nrpro-
to't fl ctl w thla two coU from Match 27th , A.
U. 16SJ. tha a kid llcon'u will be ( jrantuJ.
Fll. Jl. W BC-AOK , Appllca-.t.
The Omaha II e ne pap.r will pjblleh he
above nct'ci o ire tach mek for t o w eka at
thjein naeofhe apilhint Th cl y of Oirata
la no. to b j charged therewith.
J. J. L 0 JEWETT ,
C352t < lty Clerk.
Matter of Application of John O'Connell
for Liquor License.
NOTIE.
Notice la hereby gUea that John O'C mnell did
upon the 2 th diy of Match , A. D , 183) , b'e hla
application to tto Major inJ City Council of
Oruih . lor llcenie to a-11 Halt , 8pltlluU < and
Vinous llquoti , at cor. 12th and Douglaa atrcel.
3idwirl. On aha , Neb. , ( ram thu llth day oi
April , 1583 , to the lUh cay of July , 183) .
I time be no objection , remonitrinco cr pro-
teitf lei within t o ookafrom K arch Mth , A.
D. 188Jthe itll llcenw will te gract'd.
JOUN OCUNNEuf. , Appllca-t
The Omaha Bee cewipapir wll pun Ub the
above notice once ach ek for twp weeki at
the eipsoai ot the applicant. Ttc city cf Omaba
ll not to be charged therew th.
631 St | JJLOJEVYKir.CUyClaik
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
, BEI/TOTO , HOSB , BnAssJTD mow rirrnjcn PIP CTR.A *
PAOKIKO , AT rmOLESALE AND HErAlL.
PALLADAY WiEIO-MILLd CHURCH AHD SCHOOL 85.US
Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
WE CALL YOUll ATTENTION TO OUR
It h thn best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. Ono pound la oqnul
o threu pounds of corn. Stock fed with Gtpund Oil Cake in tha fall and winter -
tor , lrBtend of running down , will increase in weight nnd bo in good market-
ablu condition in the spring. Dnirymcn no troll na others who ube it can toa-
ify to ita mcrila. Trj' it and judge for youraolvea. Price $25.00 per ton ; no
charge for oaoko. Addrtva
ol-cod-mo WOOODMAN LINSEED OIL CO. , Omaha , Nob.
WHOLKSALE
HIE
1301 and 1303 Farnam St. Cor. 13th
OMAHA , NEB.
MoMAHON , ABERT & CO , ,
o
315 DftUfiLAS STREET nMAHA
McNAMARA & DUNCAN.
WBOLES'LE DEALERS IN
KENTUCKY AND P
WhiskieS !
in loud or Free. Also diraot Importers of
WINES , BRANDIES AND ALES ,
Jobbers and Manufacturers of Fine
Agents for Jos. Schlitz' Milwaukee Beer ,
Bottled and in Kegs.
214 & 216 S , 14TI STEBET , - - - OMAHA , NEB ,
C. F. GOODMAN.
UGGIST Jl
AND DEALER IN
PAIHTS9OILSVARNISHES
And Window Glass.
0MAHA. . . . - _ . NEBRASKA
OIT -
MILLS.
MANUFAOTaBKRa OF
Carpenter's Materials
ALSO
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , STAIRS ,
Stair Railings , Balusters , Window
and Door Frames , Etc.
Fuut-olMi 'MiUtlea for the Mwrafacturo o all klndei of Mouldings , Planlmr Dd
m . tchlnK . SpeoUHy. . Orders from the country will b promptly executed
.Hdm.niOlroirintml.mU tn . .
n A. MOYRR. Piopr' >
WILLIAM SNYDER ,
MANOFACTUBER QV
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First-Olass Painting and Trimming , Repairing Promptly Done ,
1310 Harnoy , Oor. 14th , Omaha.
CHERRY GROVE
FARM.
Freflerio , Monroe Oo , , Iowa ,
0. E. MAYNE , . . Proprietor ,
Hu constantly on hand a large number
of Horses ,
1 Matched Teams & Single Drivers
A SPECIALTY.
Deicrlptloa cf Horses and other InlormA *
tlsnstnt b/ mall on ppllcittoo.