TII DAILY BEEUMAHA , , TUGSDAY JULX 31 , 1863. ;
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only Monday morning dally ,
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One Yenr , , . . . . . , . fsnthe , . . . . $ to
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Amorlcan Kees Company , Solo ) Agenb New.deAl
ere In the United States. , s . h
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A OommnnkAtlone relating to New. Rod Edltodsl
mattere should bo addressed to , the EotruR or Tae
Dena
aveleNrLmEes.
All ltudnan Lctten and femlttanece ehoutd-be
addr ed to TitR DRe PVCLlernNO OoMrANT , OIIAUA.
Drafts , Cheeks And 1'ostomce ordure to be made pay
ahie to the order or the company.
THE BEE BUBLISHING CO. . I PROPS ,
S. ItOSEWATER , Editor.
MoNrrnofEAY BLAIN's death is a sad
blow to the Tildon boom :
Fltlc whhekoy and tobacco , the old
flag and n generous appropriation , summarizes -
marizes the demands of the Virginia
' domocrata ,
Her SINa has bought the water worlca
at Elko , Nevada Nobody but a China.
, nan in Nevada has any usn for water.
Of course Hop Sing is a laundryman ,
Mn WATrE1utoN has not interviewed
Mr. Tilden for a week past , and thorn arc
grave suspicions that the old brand of
Kentucky boutben has given out in the
editorial cellar. ,
A vane sarcastic allusion to the degon
Bracy of the times is mndo by some para.
graphor who quietly observes that Dr.
Mary Walker believes she will live long
enough to be elected to congress.
WASUn aTON despatches ennouneo
that "tho absence of the president is
being taken advautago' of to mnko aolno
important improvements at the White
house. The White House has coat more
for improvements , than le would take to
build a second Windsor Castle or Buckingham -
ingham palace in Wastiingtoni
. TUE cheap prices of land liolmrging tai
Toms hnvo tempted capitalists mid'cof -
porations to buy and hold' ' imniouso sec.
Lions. To avoid the evils of great landed
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monopolies , the 8tato has raised the tpini .
mum' price of public lands 'to $2 ° nnd $ ii
per acre , according to location , and not
more than one section will be sold hereafter -
after to a'8inglo purchaser.
SEATS in the now stoclf exchange arc
coming down in price at a rate which 1
ahows that lambs arc loss numerous , o r
their fleeces are lighter now than'a shor t
Limo ago. The root two sales indicate n
docreme from $27,000 to $23,000 in th n
value of n place in the brokers' paradise
and wo believe that a seat was once soh a
for $33,000 Let the good work g o
- bravely on.
S" ; Mtt.DoAxr made ui excellent loin tf
r i h iu hia excellentt.argtimont before the dj s ;
trict court in the injupetion heating ye a
terdnyi nhou ° llo inquired .what' intoro at'
the attorney-of tho' Unjont'Pacifio ' rQ p ,
resort , d'that ho
vbluntoored his BUCVIC is
witltour'pay ) to dofcatttio } ; whites of tai e
f J PcoPe ] of and c uphold the ut 1
1 'worthy acts of her unworthy son'nn .
This was a point which the counsel a a
the other aide wisely concltided not' t 0
notice ,
v. JUDGE NnYILI.EN , oxplauatiou of Ile is' '
t' : remark , in. , court Folativo io the injuii c
l tion proco6ding , + wue u vey clear nu d
i ' ' ' nenly onoi'aud removes" hiiprohcnsio
that the court had a preconceived o1iii 1
ion on the point involved. An unf o I-
tunato wording of the sentence refer rod
to gave riite to the general opinion anlot tg
those in tlio court room , that the judge , a
mind was not o1eet1 to further argumw tt
on the question of what proportion of
the property owners was nucoasary for n
paving petition.
TILE aasaaai atlon ofJaiitos' Caioy , U : °
Irish informer , immediately upon h Is
landing from 'the vessel which carr h e d
hen to South Africa , will occasion i 10
regret in any quarter. Among the Irf alt
Nationalists the deed will moot tvitlt m 11
. vorsal approval as a just punishment to a
coltardly betrayer of his , peaocin tD8
Elsewhere Carey's death will bo look ud
u1ion as a liLting ending to the life of °
criminal whose responsibility for ti no
assassination of Cavendish and Burl u
was sib less than that of the five mil alt
who mot their fate on the gallows at
Dublin , and who only escaped the halt g
man's noose by helping to settle it ov or
the necks of hie companions in crime.
TILE last logialaturo lased a law wlti all
provides that in cities of the frst cl sea
i the number of polling places in wards can
be increased ( rein ore , to two upon po ti
lion of fifty residents of such voting pr o
ciuct , setting forth the necessity for ti o
increase. This provision was mndo wi UI
eapocial reference to the wants of U 115
city , Every election for the ie'4 thr Co
years has shown the insuullcienoy of
' one polling place in each ward. Iiu n-
drede of votora tunong our laborers at la
mechanics' have been practically di s
onfranchtacd because of the crowd at t hu
lolls at the close of the hours set opt tit
for voting , This bus beoti pnrticula ly
the case in the Third , Fifth and Six tit
warps ,
IM Yiow of the approaching fall ale o
dints the requisite potations should at
once be circulated far the divlsiou of ti u
} ratite and presented as early ps puea11) lu
' { , , tq the city council for their action , Last
spting th'o tfplo was too short , bctwo ou
the passage of the law and the city ole c-
tion'to aecure iho rogWsito petitions , at td
rtct1ou upon the peUtiolis Avon if prase nr
ted.
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1'ENSiOa S , AND PENSION PRA UDFh
The c11fgQ.upbnlhg cpyntrj fol , pen
aions is grouter thntt that for the support
of tits machinery of the govcrnmont.
T his in itself is no cause for cgmplnint ,
17to notion lees not begrudge ono dollar
paid out to its disabled petornns Orlasucd
'for hie'support'otlhowiaotsenndGrpllnns
of its dons heroes , 77 o pbUptlo q ( ' rite
United States bins prevail by their gmt
emus liberality that in one respect
at , least republics are not
ungrntoUd. No notion , ancient dr
modern , has mndo such bounteous
prot iaion far the support of its ponaion
era. The very liberality of the govern.
wont has bectl the means of placing n
premium on fraud in securing pensions.
A also has just Uocn brought to light in
Philadelphia whets n aomnu pemonnted
n widow who was really entitled to n
pension. In this itintauic the swindlers
ob tained more than seventeen liuttidred
dollars , but worn captures ea soon niter.
aura that most of the money was rocov
sled. Apparently the wanton was a tool
of two men , but na all throe worn taken
into custody thorn will be no trouble in
de termining the shore of each in
the transaction. This swindle is ,
pothole , slightly different in style from
Lilo usual pension fraud , but it illustrates
the enso with which the treasury is plan.
Gored minor the protection of the pen
aion lotus. It is not uncommon to ave
pmtaiona conferred on man whose only
ex perience in thonrmywus gained in that
profitable employment knotvuas "loppin' '
th e bounty. " There are other instances
in which soldiers who savor thought of
complaining of injury or ill hcaltlm durin
in g mina long after the war have been induced
duced to mnko applications mina secure
pensions for purely fictitious hurts or nilth
m onth. There drove been , caaes in .whibh
p ensions have bccu granted on account
of such anon , oval though they have not
nekoa for them , . In such cases an fangs.
nary case is made out by n man poreml
sting the rani soldier , and false aflidavits
b y the acorn arc oUGlinnLlo to
st rengthen the' story. And while the
reglpoldior may tto living in hoalthtian a
chcotiiilgeast n drwtiitp draws a pc + nsian on '
, tieu atrongtl { of 'tie farplerb milita :
rCcbnh War iviaoiva tvorir n'tlumorbit s
crap a /ow yo ; < ra ago , and thq , supply is
not yet oxhauetod , for many tension a
w ith largo arrears nra'stili granted o n
nd
this seers. Frequently both the ran d
soldier mina the real widow have posse a
sway , but sometimes a member of tit o
d eparted widow's family maintains the
w idow's claim-when previously legally
g ranted-or oleo n personator secures I
p ension for n widow niter the latter' e
d eath. Sometimes these schemes nr °
convected simply to get the arrears o f
potion but not infrequently the prureon
ntor has got the nurvo to go on drawing
the pension quarterly because there is a o
little reason to four detection.
Owing to the itnmenso number o i
clnints file l and the imuutlicient clcii ca p
force provides in the. pension bursa u
tioro ; can Uo no ndequato uxnminntio n
into the fuels alleged in the apphicatlo n
for pfonaians , olio so long asthoro is not ] , .
hug about tltoitl..trr oxcito. n suspicion of
fraud t can hardly ho 'expected tin it
jtluchtinio will bo.ftpont in inveatigntio n ,
It has Uaou eatimntod. hnt at one tiI n u
20 percent. of the claims presented wet o
absolutely fraudulent , and that at tan. 9t
that proportimt } of those n 1
lowed worn either fraudulent or
were granted for inaignifcaut caua os
not cnntmnplntad by the pension law. A
proposition dins liden anode to publiah lia
giving the nano , of ; tliu parson araWii tg
dfiUlu 1tousimt and of' the person cot who au
account it tuna allowed , the amount , . tl to
c , + ueo nod the puusieuor'a nddresa. Su ch
a Cat would unqudelionably mouse a col
eidurnblu sensation , for it would be eu ro
t ° expose mazy swindlers now drnwin t '
mousy to which they have no shadow of
a right. For this ronson it has boat o P
poses by the great body of pailai o ft
solicitors ana by those thiu skinn oed
pousionors who regard the , acceptance of
the nation's bounty as humiliating. It
is' ' in tllis class that. nuay , lie
fauna in greatest nxntbora iho u n
deserving punsionore those who Eo ar
an uxposuro of their dishonest y ,
Thorn is no hwnilintiou in ilrnwii Ig
A p011NI011 if it has boon earned. A in y
shoals Uo loosed requiring tit" coma ie
aionor of ponsiuna to advertise in oat ft
congressional district such n list as II
above mentioned , at , least onto n yen r ,
The newspaper having the largest. ciro u
lntiou is the district should Ua select ud
in order to eoouro the greatest publics ty
possible , and only the names of the pe n
eionore being in its district should Uo
sent to one paper. All appslicativns tor
peneiona should be similarly advurtie ua
monthly. Thu coat of advertising won la
be only a small proportion of the anon nt
coves to the government by the prove n.
lieu and exposure of frautlulent clam te ,
eta the nation weals soon ho able to t ° 0 J
that it was providing for Its worthy N ol
aiora ale not in part for its worth doe
swindlers.
1tA71AlfliAULA' IA1tT11QU.l1iF.
'Plegrcatearthquake an the Island of
1scluj , on Saturday , by which 2000 1i oa
recto lost era 1000 persons wauud ed ,
culls renewed attention to n minas of iii t
urn ] phalanona which for centuries un to
boon pwuliarly destructive in Italy n It
SouthAulericnts hiluthuirell'uetalutyobo ml
felt more or lose in ovary parttun of t ho
clt'ilirud world , ' 'ho duclents auppns
flail earthquakes worn proauwd by ai IU
turranemns clouds bursting into lightui tug
wbiuh shook the vaults Ui lE
continua liens. Later authorit sue
attributed thorn Gt electricity wits let
aeiontista are ] IOW agreed upon tin ir
ccause as clean generated by snbt or
raucous beat ,
Thu curliest earthquake tomatoes w ° a
that which made Eubova an island B , C ,
4 20 , Five hundred years later 160 towns
and cities in Asia Minor teem dLtatroyca
and m i48 A. D , , n shock which extended
th roughout. tits Utmn known world is
noted by hieGlrinns. Thirteen years
aftcrtrnnle , 10,000 inlrnbitsnth of Con.
etartlirtoptlo perished in one of these
ca t1uutrolhes , anti hi 742 Asia was again
visited by n tremendous shock which
swept out of existence Ci00 towns with
n lose of life beyond all calculation. The
ye ar 1137 brings us to rite first great
Malian earthquake , when CnGlnin in
Sicily alai ovcrtuned mina 16,000 persons
b uried in the ruins. The eovorcaE shack
of onrthqunkv in the middle ogee occurred
at Naples on the Lth of December , 1460 ,
w hen the city was shaken to its &mndo
tious , The beat authorities place the
loss of isle at more then 40,000. This
suns followed in 1030 by another atilt
morn fur reaching in its ell'ecia when
70,000 , inhabitants of Naples and 80 towns
nod villages adjoining perished , 1n the
co urse of the 76 years , from 1783 in 1867 ,
it is estimated that limo kingdotu of
N aples alone lostntleast ] 11,000 of its
inhabitants by ! le effects of earthquakes ,
or toots then 1,600 nycnr out of ml aver-
a go pgpulntion of 6,000,000. Tue island
of lachia vita visited by earthquake for
the ] oat limo on the 15th of March , 1881 ,
w hen 280 houses were destroyed at Cast-
inicciola and 114 lives lost ,
Other remarkable earthquakes arc the
g reat Sicilian enrthqunko of 1693 in
which 100,000 lives were lost ; that of
1701 ; at Ycado , Jnpnn , whore 200,000
souls perished ; Litt grant earthquake
of 1755 nt Lisbon , whore G0,000 of the
in habitants wore buried in the ruins ; the
C entral American earthquake of 17f17 , in
which 40,000 people were overwhelmed ;
th e Iquiyuo disaster in 1808 which re-
st ilted is the lose of 25,000 divas and the
destruction nt $110,000,000 ; of property ,
and the Columbian earthquake of 1876 ,
when 14,000 iuhnbitauta wore buries
under their nlinvd homes ,
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Transcontinental Monopoly ,
C hicago Tribune.
Thu lawyers of the Southern' Pacific
baps filedwith tle.dopartment of the in't
Leifer thou brief uE rho reasons why the
uttoarnca grant 9f the Texas Pacific
nlioulabohanaua ovar'to flint road , mina
n full synopsis of it will be found in our
Washington dispatches. Its condensed
purport tray be said to be that the Ccup
tral Southonl Pacific millionaires donnlind
that they be given $ . .G,000,000 worth of
puhlio data na a reward for hoeing do
footed rho plane of the people and the
g overnment for ° roan to conupetQ with
their oppressive monopoly. That is what
rhoY diSir and such is Lind munificent corn-
Imtsatiou they want for the wrong they
h ave done.
The reader will search in vain through
the argument of tmo } lawyers of t1io
would-be laud-grabbers fur nuY reference
Imowovur remote , to the circumstance that
the grunt givat the Texas Pacific was
made for the purpose of breaking upthta
monopoly of the Central Pacific. Th °
brief dwells with the moat innocent-look .
l ug emphasis on the plea that the govern .
moot wanted the tons built , and that na
the Cmntrnl Southonlbuilt it they ghoul a
have the grant. But in view of the fad t
that by budding it the p.caent clninnnu
destroyed the use for which it ttna w ; tntoc 1
Choir claim ton reword fella heavily t °
lido ground.
'Fuse men who are at the head of tit S
Central-Southern I'ncificandatthothroa
of California arc very "strong" coon. Ou
railroad aovolapnnent has brought fort ! i
at extraordinary number of able monbu t
noun that have displayed more brillinu t
ganlhtioa than those California million '
nine , The wonderful success by which t n
n few years tlloy' Kato lhttoa Ulgmaolvc
[ rein the position of 'obscure tradesman f n
an interior provincial town to the fro nt
ranks of the world's aristocracy of recall h
ha duo to the fret that they hnvo allows a
thorosulvns to think of nothing L ut
euccoea , Their own interests , not thos °
of other people or of society , have bee
what they have leapt in mina. The recor
ahpwa that theta hue been nothing the y
have Uoon unwilling to resort to , fro
iutimidtitimt to personal , political , an
judicial corruption , to keep thomaoly ° s
on top ,
They have determined that the coo n
opoly of the avenues of communicatio
hetWCOn California and the rest of tllb
Unitas States which they have eels U '
dished elmnll not be broken. The Ta :
Pacific w na.chnrtorea to give the peep ] o
of the Pneificcaastroliot , but they ca P
lama it ana built the line thumsolvo a
The Atlantic AC Pacific was another lit
that was richly endowed by con roas
nIton n cootPolio6 line to rite Calmfonua n Is
but it hunt boon
stopped half-way acre is
Chu continent by the Central Pneif ° '
which was built 0 neat itIand has bout I d
it to prgntto with it and not to extend h
lima to California , which would hn t0
brought the blosaiugs of cantputitiou to
the monopoly-ridden poaplo of that eGl to
but the Central I'ocifo have prepared'I
resist this invasion of "Celt territory 'I
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as ax PruaidJUt Porter of the Omnl
rasa would say , and have arranged wi tit
Uonly Northern Pacific that taw 'shallUui id
a txidwa 'unction with the owne ra
of the highways ie the Calduu Gate.
It was n pursuance of this , u ramm o
which they donee successfully lcnlzuoa o u t
t all the radii of transport.atiout fro in
cotan ,
S Francisco , that lluuG ntan ; , , Sts n'
ford' and Crocker built the Sautho rn
Pacific over the route that had Uoon giv on
by congress to a computing corparatio n
If the secretary of the attattor gives the m
the Toxna Pattie grant it will be 'Is a
prize for perpetuating their own mon P
poly m duGnncli of' t11o will' of congr ° ea
that it shoals Uu broken.
As we pointed out at to a time it w as
rendered would be the case , the docisi on
of tie dopnrtutout "
ratifying the "assig 11
uncut" of tam Now Orleans , Baton Itou 11gv
' 1'icksburg grant by n dvnd cot'total ' }
to the Now Orleans I'acitic tehlch built n
cliferuut ( road than flint covered by ti to
grunt , is used by the Ccutrnl'a hawyera as
n cenclusivu precedent in their fnv ar ,
And this aoctanon fe believed to ha' o
bean written in Now fork by the law ) ' ur
of the Now Orluana 1'nmliu and tit uu
adopted verbatim eta litorltim by i
dopnrtnncntsef justicoatauf the nnturi or ,
t utarrtl , ' .
'IJe rmunrkablo results in a diaonao ea
universal nun with such a tat'Juty eaof
ohnrlctoriatica r + 6CnGtnh , proyo hotsw of
fcctunlly hood's acti ng
through rite blood , ranches of Dry pxu t of
the human system. A uediculo , li ko
anything also , can be fairly judges on ly
by its resultsV o ' ) o1nt u itlt pride t0
the glorious record hood's Saran I sari1 la
hna d upon the hearts of tleusal as
of people it has mama of catarrh ,
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Ituslness Outlook ,
Ci ncinnati Commercial.
The crops last year were largo and tlto
Unaia good for n 1nJ o and prosperous
trade'ghat the fuel that the roeuE ] of the
first half year's business of 1883 has
pr oved t in the mein , unsatisfactory. This
Ia duo in part to wild speculation which
inflated loess unduly at hmeannd moused
violent fluctuations , checking foreign exerts -
p orts and demornlhzinz the home markets ,
[ F lue resulting uncertainty caused conaum
ore to wait , and so greatly hinders leghti
mate trnaona n die on the putt of
b uyers to await developments.
But time disturbing , amid , We Ina any ,
d epressing c.'luaa was the npprehouetmt na
to the action of Congress on the pica-
Li ons of internal revenue and the tariff.
T axes levied under the authority of the
govorhmont odd to the meat of nrGcles
taxed , and of course n reduction or in-
cr ease in the rates of taxation amounts to
an arbitrary ndvnuco or reduction in the
m arket priceof the couunodiUosaifoctea ,
1Yhhlo , thoroforn , congress w na dplibcrn
ling , manufacturers and merchants and
co nsumers acre wnitng. Thin trouble
begun in the nuhunu of 1882 , and con
timed until congress lock final action III-
oi l the tari0' and time internal revenue ,
and it was not until the tat of July that
Uusitmess man wore nblo to take reliable
eoundinbe ; 'There is hardly anything
that so injuriously affects the industries
of time country as n reeling of uncortniu
ty , and this necessarily results front levia
lotion or proposed legislation affecting the
finances , the duty ml unports or internal
taxation.
There line no doubt been a necessmt y
torn revision of the tariff , na theta was
previously for financial legislation , anti p
the country domes an the solid basis
of specie n o to and the credit of the
g ovorntnoi tmWaa atlvAllCed t0 t110 highest
, iositian known moon the nations.
Photo tuna also n demand for n rcauctim t
of intontnl taxes. Time affect opal bush
uses was largely aggravated by tedious
and useless discuastou in cougrcas , which
h ad more politics than business in it , bu E
th e and was finally reached , and now Ut 0
field is clear ; business non can Glka rites
Aomtdiugef into cansumcln need not wait
to nacortam abut effect legislation nla Y
have u on ltrieea. The result of the her
vest is mau pretty well unacratoed. IIIie
dins is to' the cos crop are possible , bu t
not probable , and the rrcaonindication s
that grant crop will bon largo one ,
W heat is short , but large enough , taken t
i n cnmtectian with the surplus from ins p
year , to afford a heavy margin far expert '
Uthor crops are also } ; nod. At the sam °
time , otau with gams han esta in Europe ' '
t he foreign demand pronlisea to be largo
Thera is note buhone dangerto'nppro -
bend in , cannEction with' our industries
In so fur as thorn is otorprrodncton , that
will regulate itself , and rho luaus of sup
p ly and demons If free from logislntiv I
nerference will adjust tricee , and here .
a fter trade ought 'to lmi e at sae flow d
T his is the viw that businessmen nr e
g enerally aiapnaea to take of the pros
pacts , and the opinion prevails that trod
w ill be more satisfactory during the Ise ,
half of the current year than is was tit ©
first. The only danger is that which t
would be sure to result from , any fnrthe r
in terference with the tariff , and with in
toned taxes. Tito latter hnvo Uemn ro
daces aubst' + ntiplly to liquors and tobac
C o. These are not oppressive , old the Y
might to stand. The tariff may roe a
touches hero eta tlcoro to correct aria
ta kes , Uut substantially it should Uo to t
mono. Time business of the country is ii t
no condition to be subjected to soothe r
period of uncertainty.
The Magazines.
Du. Lawhs Mo.'tmnx , the first nun t
her of which lies before us , comes int o
the field of mn arino literature with tit °
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aim of pupularumg Sanitary Science. D r
Lewis 's reputation is sufficient vouch cr
that this now publication is both into r
eating and instructive. Time table of co n.
tools shows such nanea us Lillie Dove p
ourx Blake , Anna Bnllar , Dr. HolUroei
Dr. ( ) uralda , M , Eugenia hoary and Jul 'a i
Column nsauthors of the various article 8
while uo leas titan six are from the a c-
cetnpliahed ] ion of thacditor. The ass ay
0'n 1Vomnua Figure by Dr. Towia isa n
excellent cmnploment to his article 0 tt
the HLnlth.of American 1Voanen , pu U
] 'shed in lust Docombor's 11'orUi doter t ,
can Rcufcw , mina devoted to the carne t
at article which lass boon ra.publish
wherever the English ] nnbungo is spoken
Dr. Lawia'e monthly is published by
Clarke Bros. , Now York , and can be pr o -
'urea by remitting the price of subsets p.
lieu , $2,60 n year , orG cents a mmrnUo I.
to the publisher , or by application
local booksollore ,
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All nervous and blood diseases are ii
variably cured by the use of Samarit a n
Heroine.
"Samaritan Neruitta would be mho a
at $100. a bottle. It curca fita , J. Ste c
dfng , Charleeton , S C. Only $1,60 p or
bottle , Druggists ;
Where lie Lost ,
Wall StrretNceN , ,
A honsioq who wile jogging into Indj n
na seise the other day , looked so sotto ! n
rho
mouth ; that at m uainninco hail oa
llhn to ask if any of the family we ro
dons , . "No , " was the tither rorotf nj
reply. "Anybody sick ] " "Coosa n ot ,
The ld woman waslicking the childr oft
when 1 cntno sway , " "Thou what's tl to
matted" "I've boon busted by a rat l
rood , " "How ? ' , "Why , you know the m
five acres of mine out there ? I tuna cc l
pulating to oak iho compaliy $ G,000 f or
the , right of way across mu , and hn va
enough lard loft to pasture the cows an a
raise our tatlre ; , but they played sneak on
nt0 , " "They old. " " 7.OS ; sent one of
Chair agents o coo old bought u i h i o
n'whole patch for $2G an acre' ails I've ' $ of
to vacate. That's lust Uno way wl tit
tllmn.monopolies , and nobody nocd t e ll
No liar a poor mat has any cbnnco tit
this country. " ,
NoIonbor a Question.
Druggists of high etaudiug and of nf
.ant tl cresols certify to the min c u r
in roYortica of SJacobs Oil , I pi
onmcrhtpa ne Irte
the a4oat wonderful curs fe rte
longer questioned.
ThoPnDlluUoll-d" '
tyaablogtoul'at.
The country has n right to expect
Western Union Telegraph company
put itself in condition to tnutsact the is
teas , ' 1710 ant iutorosta at atuku pm
'ludo the idea of ion delay.
Ilur - - ( '
Drank With Soda Water
is delicious. All dnmbgista have it , It
fs refreshing amid cooling. Try it ott orl !
Ecouauly Iuty Salaries.
N , Y. Tiers
haw a aarica nrodlot necessarily eco no
lineal , nor fe it all aura that they wro ups
be an if compensated by "poruana i1t
tenures , The innate of al office Je ii Ot
Ill b0 munch consequence as a sUlllla ma 0lU
of appoiniaont , and a porntanmlt tams no
is by no morns proved to bq beet iqr a a ,
nlhlstaatit'o oflcaa , It does very well tor
PLAIN TALK ,
o those ,
) taring , , .
tlM and
M.Ilgnant cases of +
Asthma , or * ho are , , .
BuQcring almost beyonJ r I a
E ndurance from
( aterth , coughs , or roldA ,
t.et ur
' , ' "
Fbmcstll , t'
Candidly , and s"
Truthfully
itocommondlho , , .
Immnllato eta of an eladcnt anti ,
CcrtnlnrcmallThoma 'tdecfrlo ; ' '
on. .
Uleoropr.rnbly simpetor to anything of a'
Li ke nature , and '
tleneattnq
Un/allhigly.
Y ou site '
Are In
Neal of relic/ / and run spare a
! ) o0ar or a hna/ / Dollar , giro n a
Tr ial : the
llnult w Ill satisfy.
1'ou that our statements arc not only correct but
yard' maleralc.
the Federal judiciary , but it has no-
w here beau rued III the naaniuiatrntiva
s ervice in this country , am ! is not likely
to Uo surely satisfactory. What we want
is honest selection of o0icials , fair pay ,
a nd n proper discretionary power of
mieanl iii the hoods of the superior
o fficers.
Frour Cleveland , Ohio ,
Comma a letter signed T. 1Yalker , asaying :
" About six months ago commenwd taking
B in-dock blood Jliflaa for protracted case of
lumbngn And general debility and now inn
plensod to state have recovcreci my appetite
nod wonted strml t h. Peal 1 hotter altogether , "
PEItSONALITIES.
Carey the informer , is now "the luau in
s earch o n country. "
Jane Grey Swisalcolnl is out with fresh con.
ilemnntion of rite corset.
Rosa Bonhaur is nlxtyouo , paints constantly
a nd still dresses mmn dko ,
] damn , the perforated journalist , has been
taken to his home in Richmond.
Queen Victoria now takes two daily papers.
We du not know the name aE rile other one.
Senator Cameron is reported to have said
that rho biggist thing in Loudon was nnAlncr -
l ean { Inlxrrtatioa.
The Marquis of ) .orno still writes jwotry
'Lot that his avifo le sway from him a goo ,
deal and he has no babies.
, Ex Scuator Bruce fe tho4ichest negro in tit D
IInitcd Slates. . , Two Ut hie 1lBRB1891pp1 [ Tall ]
; tdtto a dro"vsrortli 3100,000 each ,
David Davis has gone to rite eeashora to
b athe , and Vonuur is predicting disastrous ti
dnl waves on the european coast.
Eli Perkins douses the re1sort that he died
Ruddmllygceterday , but then any statement
m Lh lintel be received with caution.
Ilonry Itring does not wont to be a knight
and with the bravo knights stand , n jaunt v
cap oleo his hand , and n tenths bat in hit
hand ,
1trs. Lantry ( ; has engaged ] Ifs Tallboys
hole her ante that book on Mterica. Lily
knows a big eight niece about tall boys the n
s he does about America.
It looks as If .lugoll , the Illinois enlLezEler
nod Major Phipps , of Philadelphia notoriety
h ave latter chances of getting out of jail nit u
louden than has Sergeant Mason ,
.lire , Charles A. Dana is n charming lady '
pest the middle age , with gray bust and fai r
skin. She has tine , oxpresana ayes , dresse rs
with taste , and is an excellent conversation
nliet ,
hits , Dyer , of Cleveland , 0. gaged fA gears
hag had moo husbands in dhirtyfivo years
being an average of one in less than ever Y
four years bite ought to be called Mrs ]
Killer ,
Clarence Bing , the brilliant geologist , ha B
dined with the queen and the Prince 0 f
1Vales , Ho is the king of social lions and i B
as expert at breaking hearts nfl ho is 0.t flmnsh
ing rocks.
I1Cwrt ( says that fUJCAIA Ie making n Btlhl
of the Mexicans and Indians in Santa Ta , 1 t
is difficult to see what use the knowledge the B
gained will bo t9 her uulesa oho intends to stn
in "PocaLoutasl"
Do LeesetIsis rho father of cloven babies ,
and probably tlo person who must fervent ] Y
wishes that his limo for the next five year YY
cmay bo employed in the construction of a net Y
Suez canal es his wife ,
, When a young man David Davis used to
buy a piece of ] And every year , and now h a
is worth several million dollars and weigh
shalt eight hmtdrod pounds. This is being
pining wise , and pound foolieL
' 'By dtecarerhng a new dioh , says al' , ' cone
author , "a man confers mono benefit upon tit o
human taco than by diecoveriup a now star , "
That being the case Delmonico's cook Is a big
gar man than Manager Abbey.
Mrs. Gladstone , who was described by Dim
tacit as "without a Bingo ] redeomin8 vice , H
usually wears a black silk costumes with well
worn boots and gloves. She avods fashlo n
that ehD ma save mane for the nor ,
P. T , Barnum recently spent 11 , UUU n
trying to got two Burmese white elephant " '
All ha btu to show for the money are lie cart ,
tusks and trunks of the taro heats mid th
two priests Iwho permitted thou ] to Iw r aj
moved ,
Queen Margaret at Italy hay her doctor b Y
her side at the table to tell her what to oat .
As the doctor doom not want to et discharge El
ho probably takes parttcular , pans to find on
what dishes oho don't like and warn , heragain B t
thorn.
Gail Hamilton ( Miss Abigal Dodge ) is (1
scribed met a plain , bmmu eved lady of th °
most unprotondlnR typo. Faille also sal
posed from her wrethig that xLo was tech fo et
1dah and looked like life Goddess of Libert etY
wlllnuwaeatheir mistake.
Sir Julius Benedict Is overrun centlnuall
with visits prom . n
. aspiring vnung .singers , Leh
want W 'try ' their volceal' IIo to very pi iet it
mid hears each , Ipplicnut slug a stanza of itt
ballad. ' ! 'hen leegcnerollysays : " 1Vh don t
yau go on do stage , niy young tricot'Y Yo u
Imtq st a § yurt t oieo , Just take my cart t o
Curlltclea ' "Sir Jnltue , " asked a "third lam
ty ; who was Present once , "what will he tit T
reaultof that yuuug mans visit to Carl Rona ? „
"
"Ito may Iw , perilape , catch hhnself em : d o
chonle. "
The htoniteur in 181G , thou tits organ (
Luula % VIII , glue from day W day remand o
this progress n ! rho First Napoleon from ldlb a
to " 1 aria : "The anthrolo ' Ih , ; Bt has ascasecl ; ,
"The Corelcan n o has 1'anded , " "The ti
ie rnmbe , " "Tf monster hoe slept at Gm n
chile. " Tlea tyrant has arrived at Lyons ,
"Tile usurser lass ] , Lon cacti its tbo environs f
Paris" "Bonaparte adranced toward ht It
will never enter , this capital , " "Napolon „
will Lo under our ram Inns to norrow , H ie
Imperial hlaJosty entered the Tullorlos tl to
21st of ' blotch , Gt rite midst et his faithful su b '
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Near Union Pacific Depot , '
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Solo Agent for Omaha amid the .
Ollico Condor 13th amid Hantoy Streets. .
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
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Groweri 0f Live Stock and Others.
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
Our Ground Oil Cake. I r
It h the best old cheapest foal for stock of any kind. One pound Ii equal to three pounds of cone , 4
Stock fed with Ground Oil lMlio lu the 1'nU and lYlaler , instead of running down , will Increase In weight.
and be in . goal marketable Condition in the .prlCm' . Dalrymen , a weU ar otherr , who too it an testify to
its merits. Try It tad judge for youneleeL rrico Is p ) icr tonr no ebarge for sack , . Address
Otiod me V WOODMAN LINSEIa4OIL COMPANY , Omaha ,
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