Nebraska Newspapers

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PETER C. MILLER ,
( W1tOL8At AND RLAIL
aII-Fapei aDd IIIDdo Shadesad PaIQIDg ( In all Its llraches1
FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE.
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& WRICHT.
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504 Broadway and 10 and 12 Main Sf , , Council Bluffs.
c PROMPT ATTENTION AND OLOSE PBIOES ONMAIL ORDERS.
B. . S. COLE & CO. ,
ANUAtTrUfl1R AND ZIktAIt $ IN ALl.
All the Most Iffiproved Kinds of Lightning Rods
An.I . Orn.ncnt. A1.oVoo.I ftnhl , . Iron 1'lUnli. , . Wood TubIii . iind Oa. PIio nntl I'Ipo FIxturc9 , for both
No F..b , . 604 South Main % oot1 .nd , . . Irou . . . . . I'uini. . . . . . . . . . Onler. . . . . . . . . III . . rcIyo . . . . . . . irtnnpt . . . . . . ftttention. . . BLUFFS , IOWA
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New Store , Irch (1ood , I..w I't1e. anti l'ullte Attendants.
e First Door east of Mofropolltan HOL. / , t LOWELt Council I3ItOAflYAY. lUuff. .
Broadway Steam Laundry !
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A. C. LARSON .
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LATEST IMPROVED MAOHLNERYS
Clifton Restaurant
J. A. ROSS , - - - - . PROPRIETOR.
537 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
1 the p1ao for A. No. 1 Meals. Dfty Boar 1or accommodated aitd guarantoc
natiafaction.
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"BURLINGTON NOUTE"
( Chicago , BurtIngtorv & Quincy Railroad. )
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COINC EAST AND WEST.
Elegant Day Coaches , Parlor Cars. with fleclin
lngC1ialrs ( seat8 free ) , Smoking Car. . with Re.
valving ChaIrPu11man Palace Sleeping Cars and
the famous C. B. & Q. Dining Cftr run dallyto and
from Chicago & Kansas City , Chicago & Coundl
BlufTh , Chicago & Des Motne& Chicago. St. Jo.
.epb. Atcblson & Topeka. Only through line be.
woen Chicago , Lthcoln & Denver. Througb cars
between Indianapolis & Council IflufTs via reoria.
All connections miule in Union De ote. I a
knownnathegroatTffROUOilcAfl LNE.
COINC NORTH AND SOUTH.
Solid Tcalns of Rlegan Da Coaches and Pull
man l'alace Sleeping Cars art , run daily to and
from St Louis , ia lianrilbal , Quincy , leokuk.
lJ'rllngton.Oedar Uapklsand AlbertLea to St
l'aut nd Mlnneapolls I'arlorCarswlth Recllnlng
Chafts to and from St Louis and Peoria and to
and from St Louis and Ottumwa. Only one
change of cars between St. Louis and Des
Moines , Iowa lJncoln , Nebraska and Denver.
Colorado.
It LS universaUyadmltted to bo the
Finest Equipped Railroad in the World for all Classes of Travel.
r. . . rorra. &i Vlco.Pres'tand Oen'J Manager PERCEVAT. LOWELL.Gn Pass. Ag't. Chicago.
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Boiler 111111 Slieet Troll works I
OMAHA , . . . - - - . NEBRASKA.
Duildall klnd of Steam . loler . ! , . . Smoke , . Stoeka , Breechiur lArd , Vater and OH Tanks , arid do a goncr
pato.Iro.i but.ltcs3. Itejalrln done In City aiiCutintry. ! All werk
Done at Eastern Prices and Warranted !
Second.hand Roller , will ho kcpt on hand. lIavng htul many years experience in the trade In different prt
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of the . country I an eoiflilet . 1 can give .atltetlou , hnriti the be4 141101) end tools In the State. Shop
tuidi4orcoStreet.
cor. 10th J M. WILSON Proprietor.
. : cA7 Anheuser-Busch
BRENlNG ASSOCIATION
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' ' This Excellent Beer apeaki for itself.
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i001YIINGV ; . . ORDERS F1LOM ANY PART OF TUB
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Promptly Shipped.
ALL OlTtt GOODS ARE MADE TO THE STANDARD
cf ccia I' Li LX1te
F. SCHLIEF ,
Solo Agent for Omaha and the Wot.
Cor. th Street and Capitol Avenue.
LOUIS B1ADFORD ,
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DIALF.L IN
Lumber , Sash , Doors , Blillas , S1illl1es , Latfl
ETC. ; LOW J'RIOES AND ( 'jOOD GRADES.
01111 and GeL Ifly Prices before l.uing eow1ien. ) Yards , corner 9ft
811(1 Doug1i. ; AIMo 7th an4 rJoig1s.
G. L. BRADLEY
DEALER TN
LumberSash , Doors , BlindsBuilding Paper
LIME , CEM1NT , HAIR , ETC.
Office anc Yard , Cot. lath and California Strots. OMAHA , NEB
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NE\VS.
VALIANT VETS.
Tliir Rcnnio at aryyiI1o all Ill-
cieuts o1 the Camp.
Tht' F'ntal AcCident at ( Ito Sham
11,11th , ? ,
The soldiers reunion at Maryville , Mo. ,
drew together t large roprcsontatiou of
time vcteraiis belonging to the nssoc'iatiomt
of .Northvcsterim ilissottri and South.
vestermi Iowa , amid a gOoUy number of
simitors. The nttettlanco vas ntmL so
largo as it 'otiltl have been , probably ,
had iiot so mimnimy votornims takeit the Deit.
% 'or trip , auti mUt iiito that excursion so
mittieli timimo aitti mnoucy that tIle ) ' ( imli imot
feel varraiitcd in attemuliug another this
season.
It will be ronunnbored that the invit1t-
tion front IIaryrih1e , to hiavo the reunion
this year at that. point , was nest cordial
and hearty , as cxprcsotl at the retimnom ,
held here last year. The welcome givumt
tIme boys , and tIme hospithblo nunmnor in
which they were cared for , was proof
autliciont that. the cordiality of time izivita-
tion was not immure emimptitioss. (100(1
camp ground was furnished and the miectl.
ed coiveiiieicos , , null comforts provided.
The rations were good ad bountiful , and
all felt that they hind boon well cared for.
The procession was a fie one , there
being 1tOO much in line , and fully 2,000
tennis were in from tim surrounding
countiy. On the field there vero , the
maul day , 2,1100 mcii.
Excehlemit nddresaca ware givemi by
General Tout fenton , of St. Louis ; Mn.
j.r Anderson , also of St. Louis , Cleiioral
Marimieduke amid thors , the audience
tiumbering fully 0,000 1)001)10. It WS at
the time of the gathering that the rosolu.
tions wore adopted expressive of ayrnpa.
thy and respect for the family of their
late comrade , Dr. McKuno.
A dark shadow was cost over the merry
reunion by the fatal accident which occurred -
currod at time time of the sham battle , by
which ono of the 'otoraus , .John Smnail ,
met with instant death lie was iii the
skirmish hue at the time , timd micar to an
opposingannon. The next uiauin the
line called ont to him , "Don't got too
near that gun , " amid lie replied , I'iii
going to got that man away from there , "
referring to time gunner , amid just as lie
jutnied toward the cannon it was fired.
_ [ t was a blank cartridge , but as ho was
right at the mouth of the piece time effect
on hiimt was fatal , ho dropping down
dead , his loft arm being badly lacaratod.
Ho was formerly a member of a WiBcon-
aimi regimot , and his home is about four
miles from Maryvihle. He has a family ,
with ample provision for their comufort.a-
blo support. No blame seems to be attached -
tachod to any.ne , the accident occurring
by his liouhtlessnoss , or overzealous attempt -
tempt to drive thu gunner away , causing
him to get right in front of the canmionat
an unfortunate instant.
Those who visited Maryvilla wore surprised -
prised to see so much enterprise amid
t'rowth , and those Ifrom Council Bluffs
could not but compare soimie thugs with
those of our own city. For instance , in
Maryville , a place of only about 6,000
people , tlicro is found a fine court house ,
city building and jail , the thireo building.
alone costing $80,000. ' Here in Council
Bluffs , with 22,000 people , there is a
court house , city b- , but "it is bettor
thi1t words were unspoken , " Council
Bluffs nmighit well take Maryville for an
example in many matters of public iiii-
Irovomcnt.
A. Very ; Mt Horse.
S. Goldstein has a horse which showed
that ho was very fast. Ho got out
of the stable and iii fooling around got
a hittlo frightened nnl made a rush getting -
ting between the two houses emi Broadway -
way , one occupied by Woolsey as a rcs
tauraut , and the other by Sam Ford's
saloon. The space between time two
buildingw and info which the horse crowd.
ed himself , was only twomity-two iiiehiea
at the entrance aimil narrowed dowit to
eighteen inches , and there is where time z
horse got stuck.
It took about an hour and a half to
get time horse out 1Laifl , all sorts of all.
phiamices being used ; and methods adopt.
cd except moving the buildings them-
sclvcr . Chief Tenmplotoii , Gus Bergman I
and others helped and finally sue-
ceeded ingotting this stood out. Thejoy
of the owner at his re8ctio was so great
that ho forgot to thank the boys for lclp
ing him.
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IOWA. iTEMS.
The bomnled iiidcbtodiioss of Buena
\TI8L,1 county is $15,000 , with the interest -
est at 7 3.10 icr cent.
Frank Maui , whose pareiite reside at
Marion , was accidentally ahmo and killed
at Conrad mat Friday.
The immasomiry in the Milwaukee raihroad
bridge across the Cedar r ver at Cedar I
ltajids will coat $1f,000.
Thto Register says there is imioro than a
good prospect for a rolling mill to be
established iii Des Moines.
S. ( louchmer hia sued the city of Boone
for 89.000 for injuries received by his
daughter by falling on defective sideS
waif.
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A Hamilton county miiai has raised
82,000 worth of tobacco from si acres of
ground this year. The plant gdt through
all right.
Tim Baptists talk of oat.abhishin a
a northwestern surmimor resort at Spirit
Lake , similar to the Methodist resort at
Clear Lake.
Stops are being taken at LoMars to
organize an English apcakiimg Catholic
Ilariall , itiid for building a churcil , Plir.
sonage aiid school house.
An Onawa aheo1 , syndicate ahijped
front Mouona county last week 1,100
ewes and 28 tiloromighlrel ( ramims , to their
ranch Hoar the Black hills.
'rlo lito solthiurn' rwinion at lTi11lioL0Il
SI1S attelldod by I .15 vetcians. 'I'hiu me-
ceipta wore 310.i ! ( , and expeitsos 2Th , 61 ,
leaviiig it balance on laaiid of 34.ti
A syndicate of 1)m ? IIOIIICS caitalids
1a purcllascd the State fair grllIIuII3 for
sf10,000. 'l'hau Ststu Agiicuitiiral society
dlii 000tillUU to occupy tiwia it it
cares hI.
A reward of hS00 is now offered for the
safe return of Emimina AhronIs , two and
one-half years old , who was abducted
from the residence of herman TUJpfor ,
111 13ooie county on the 8th inst.
At the Buriinton fair time wiled of
fortune men paid $600 for the iriyileg
of running their game , anti then they
wore arrestel and each of the five opel.
atora fined 50 and costs , chlch amounted
in all to $310.
Boone has let to George 0. Morgan .
Co. of Chicago the contract to build
waterworks at that phico to cost $17 , .
7&.40. This imicludos everythutmg except
the well which tiio corimration will Put
ill , Soiime thirty bids yore hut in froii
linus all over tiio country.
Jo5. Mimuiuick received recently $1,000
back pension. On time strength of it ho
bought a botch property at Polk City , emi
which he paid $5tmO , and kept the hal.
anco of his nmomioy to coimumonco buitinoss
with. That niglmt some one entered lila
roiunmul stole the romnaimming $450.
At Keokiik , on the 8th instamut , while
1i'lcrt , Pilkiii vaa crossing the railroad
track , hue was run over by nit engine amud
received injumriea from which ho (110(1 soomu
nftorvartls lb blititi imu one
amId bec4uso ( If a crlpmled leg walked OI ,
crutches. lie was vohl known in the
city , almi 8(11110 think it was a ease of sui
cale.
Thu Upper Iowa ilft1Lodi5L comiferemmee
has withiiiu its louindaries itith preiteliura ,
2.19 churches , 110 muumtl 21,000
miucimubers. It Itius 2tt ; Stmndny schools ,
vitIi 20,000 atteiudiumtts. It i'aid about
$1 20,000 for mnitmistorini support , $2,000
for expenses , $ ii,208 ; ( for iinIroveImlumIts ,
ammd raised over $15,000 for boitovoloisco
last year.
'rime ptlbi'icat'uIIu Of the fact flout there
voro 81) ) divorce cases pemulimig ho the
l'oik eouimut.y Circuit Court at the .q'oiiing
of the term , 110.5 givomu rise 1(1 imot a hittlo
speotmlation its to witothior Iowa is 11(11
InarchlilIg raiIlly up to the dotilitfial
stammdard of Indiana , Connecticut or Utahu
iii the muattor of granting facilities for
procuring the dissolutio * of mmiaritni
bonds.
The Old Settlers' association of Leo
cotinty have PUrChmaSOt1 as a relic an old
stage coach , imiaolo in 1888 , then coating
$1,000. it hung oh leather rockers ,
and was manufactured by thogeverninont
( or tue mmmii route front Palmyrn , Mo. ,
to Des Moines. The tongue is long
enough for four horses , the ( loom have
silver handles , and UpOn each window , in
gilt letters , is written ' 'Des Tlloines mail
coach. "
Some ( hue since Chief Clerk Toll , of
tue railway mmmii service , stationed at 1)es
Moines , offered a prize of $10 to the rail.
way mail clerk that would ' 'throw" all
the ofhicos of Iowa proper , 1,577 in litlimi.
ber , without a single tirror. Oim Friday
last Mr. Butler Lowrey , one of the imop-
ular second men eu the Northwestern
road , vits awarded the prize of the first
miman that accomplished tile feat. Ho
"throw" the entire list without a single
mistake.
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The Testimony of a t9uysiclnn.
James eccicr , M. 1) . , of Slgourney , Iowa ,
says for several year 1 have booii using a
Cough IWsam called Ilt. ViM. IIAl414'S I
B.LSAMFOI T11 } LUNGS , and In at. I
most every case throughout my practIce I hii.ve
had entire Huccess. I have used and vrecrib.
ad inmudrods of bottles ever since the days of
my army Iractice (1863) ( ) , when I Was surgeon
of IIo.jit.al No. 7 , LouisvIlle , Ky.
COMMERCIALi.
COUNCIL IILVYYS iIAEKIC1.
Wheat-No. 2 arlng , 7Cc ; No. 3 , 63c ; me
hooted , fiOc ; good demand.
Corn-Dealers sr&paylng 3IfJ32c ; rejected
orii , Chicago , 4O45c ; now mixed , 40c ; white
corn , (0c the receipts of corn are light.
Ont4-In good demand at 20e.
I1ny-4 0O6 00 I'er ton ; 50c per bale.
ilyc-fOc ; light HUIIhy. .
Corn Meat-I 25 100 pounds.
. Wood-Good supply ; vricen at yards , 5 00
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Coal-Delivered , hard , 11 00 ver ton ; soft ,
r.o1)crtOn.
Jhmttcr-Plcnty and In faIr demand at 25c ;
Creloillery ZOe.
Eggs-iteady 5:110 at 16c P ° ' dozen.
: i lor(1-Firbalk'H , wholesaling at 11 C.
l'oultry-Firmn ; tlealers are jayIiig for
ehickens ICc ; live , 2 ill ier ilozon.
Vegetables-Potatoes , t0c ; , nions , .r.Oc ; cab.
IIlgeI4 , tOJ40c ( P ° ' ( lZ011 ) apples , S 50tJ4 00
P ° ' barrel.
Flour-City flour , 1 (0@3 ( 40.
Brooins-2 O0@13 00 cr oloz.
l.lVI STOCK.
Cattlo-3 OO8 till ; calves , 6 O0J7 WI.
Ifgs-'Ifarkot for Itogs ,1uiet , , as the packi
hg itmas , , are closo1 ; hiIil)1ers 0.10 aying 4 00
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MIH1SslIIl 'n1Io ) Evieetzutloii.
FrII,1 , the St. l.otih 1tc3nIlIIicaI , Stj 1. I S.
\VIieii the settlement of Dakota shall
ULVO beoii coIIIpIuled-and this will not
equiro inaily years at the rate at which i
lolluhation is pouring lilto ) that 'l'erritory
i1. ji1'BOflt-tile ) busizacas ( If founding iiow
tatcs in the West iuitl North-west will
1)0 virtmmaliy ended. Wyoiitiig , , ? rontiuumn ,
Vashington , Utah , New ] Ioxico , ziiid
Arizona , the n1rcnlyorgiuiiized Territories ,
ivill gralualiy ttiicl slowly develop into I
riill-fledeed nmein1crs of the Uziiiii , but 1
bhere will ho no more shell nnma.ing settle.
fonts flS we have seoii on tile fat wheat 1
muds of Dakota. Every now Stiito in
LhucVest and Northwest 111114 been succes-
'ively tue reweeptache of an IIIIIIIOIISO tide I
Df iiimnuigratioii which cOIlVertU(1 it in a
few years froiti a willerness lute a full
iaiioplied State. iltit it vill miot be a I
Lreat while before tile choice laiid that I
hive iii tracteti iiiirnigraiits to tile Nortii. I
west will haVe been taken up , mmd then
Ilminigratioii instead of flowing in 0110 1
loop , strong tide III one direction , will
break up into ninny sniallor streams and I
low over the Mississippi Yaiiey States.
1'heao States are not yet fully settled ;
they are miot iiaif settled. Missouri has
I 1)oPuhation of a little iver 2 000,000 ; it
oily have 4.000,000 and still Le only half
mottled. } 'arniing buds 1k tIme Missis. I
"IP Valley Stotos do nOt command half I
their real value , and the reason of it is I
Lilat the inunigrution froni Europe to tills
iountry is of a character that seeks vary I
Iow.priced lands1 without regard to
mituation-and so it has gone iiito. Kansas , I
1ebraska , Minnesota , and Dakota. But
rarmning lands are cheaper in Missouri
itid parts ofllhinoia , all tluiimgaconsidersd , I
t $10 to $25 per acre thaii they are in
1IO remote Northwest at 81,25 ; for iim I
Iiasouri and Illinois are to be found
imurcises , schools , rend. , settled society ,
ities , towns , adjaCuilt nunnufact.ories ,
amities , and good iiiarketh-advantages
which are cheaply estiiiintod at 20 cents a
Illisilel 011 nil the grain raised on a
I'ilO BetltIeUIurlt. of the Northwest will 1)1)1 )
urest. iIIiiIliI.ration , 11111 it viIl Cause it f (
lUlOlIitl itself in tue States bordering ( ill
the Iisissippi river. 'l'Ju tcmuhcimuy of
pUOhiO ) to IIIOVUS'estward caiinot ho
irrested. Eurohloalls will coiltinno to
L0liIO to our shores ; tilOUBaIlls of tibia I
will nettle lu tile AtillIltiC States ; illdeeh ,
they are ( loitig tIliI itlready , fill ! thu I
manufacturing UlIt ! in I Il JIg ills trict Ill
Mow' Eigland anti l'olIlIaylvaIlia are
rapidly filling up with foioignora , nild I
tile native fariiiers of tile E.lst thus this.
placed will sicaihily imiovo into tills vnhiy
rutiol OCCU tite ittiitis 110W OVOIlooked iii
tile eager ularcil to tile ( tir S'cat.
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Postmaster General Ifatton ) ia decided
that iatter carriers are not entitled to a
vacation. Suppose he doesn't realize
what a job his to react 200'odd p.staa ! a
'ay.
A STORM KING.
A Popular Eiuployor's ' Ylows About
Labor au Capital.
The Arhiltration Syseiim ( , amiti ? t1i.
StOl'iii'R Espericuucci of' It.
New Y't. 1'OIt.
Mr. George Stornm , ( if the cigar manufacturing -
facturing Iiriiu of Straiten & Stormmi , of
tills city , aPPeared as a Witiless before the
Senate Cemnmmmittee on 1luicatioml ama ! t.a.
bet this Imlornhlig. 1"lr. " Stormmu said that
in iiis factory lie emmiploycti 2,200 opera.
tives , 110 1101' ccitt it whtonu vore unties
and 40 POt ceid. females , With timia
force the tirmmu umulufactureol nIomit , 250 , .
000 cigars a thaynnd voro engaged extensively
sively in thin export tattle. [ to thiouight
that the labor question was a very limipor.
taut (1110 , Ialblr , ummuder the coiicolItioIi
of a free govemnmnent , was entitled to tue
Baltic political rights as 'apitah , numl it imnd
tile 5111110 rigilt to deiimaud thu greatest
IIOSSI1IIO return for its ocertioima. 1r tills
it is ncces&'iry tilat labor 5110111(1 ( ) rgahIiio.
Under tile Present Colithitloil of things
there : ts il coIltiliumal tvarIilig botwecim
tlle tuufl factors. ' ( 'here is a bias Oil lothu
sides resulting front a strike , if capital
\vilus UI the 01111 it ifllt recover its losses ,
lttmt 1Itlflt caniiot. do this , \ litost i111
IloIrtailt indication Of tills condition
ill tIle feeling whuchu exists between
oimipioyote and oimuployes after tile
termination of a strike , There
is tiot , peace but merely a truce , niutl tile
war is reilewed at tile slightest provoca
tion. Iii tile OpiniOn of the witness this
was not the manner in whiciu time r.ln.
tiOlis of labor 1111(1 capital allould be set.
ti0d. It caIne from the belief thuiut there
was a natural onmuity between the two
elolnonta , which vits certa'mimhy the cats.
chhinn of the working luau. In fostering
this belief time oiimployor was not witilsut
l.lanue. By ills action lie often allowed
that ho roardod his labor merely as a
marketable colmnuollity , amid gave liD cvi-
deuce of the 1(105 that lie was d.ahing
with a tlmiiikiimg amiti intelligent 'human
being. T1iere should be more of it pnt-
sonal relation between tue employer amid
his 111011 , and this couhd be ncco.npliahed
by arbitration. Wilen an opportunity ii
gIveli for ealmmi ( liflCUSsiofl of time difl'mculty
whicit lIftS arisen , tue false positiolls
wlmicil are takoll by both aitles are
P.VOidel. Iliutlur timis 838t0i11 tile initiative
moist be takrnu by the employer , amId he
baa mnammy dilhletmities to contend. with.
Time eimiployor Wile trios this experiment ,
maid Mr. StorIn , intist expect to Imut up
Witil inammy disagreeable cxp. .
riCilecS from his close ussoci-
Itioll with ills cmnhiloycs , amiti 110 iittitt
1180 endure tile sliCers of his follow-
manufacturers wile llave been umiwilhiimg
to adopt time systeimu. This had been the
axporionco of the witliess sitice this or-
at1ization of a board of arlitration in
lila eatabhiahimnemit in 1879. TIme boards
: if arbitration , Mr. Storimi eX1)haimied ,
wore Colmipoecti of nimme iorsoims each , one
being for tile ackcrs' dopartlmient amid
time other for time makers. It was iicc-
Dagary to create two boards oii account
Df the ant.agoiiiain between time two
iasses of worknmen. In caCil of these
boards the interest of the firm is repro.
lelited by one member of the firm ; in
the case of the lackera , of two foremen ;
md in the cigar-makers' board , .of tiiron
roretnomi. Tue exployes are represented
by delegates elected by thleInaolves. Time
imiimployes are represented by delegates
lccted by themossives. Tile cigar-makers
have four delegates in thmeir board and
the packers thlroe in theirs. In eacii
aae this full number of tlm board is
made ui by adding oiie ropresemitativo of
the other class of workmen , so that
It board of arbitration in a ( lifliculty
whicil afflicted tue cigar.mniukorn alone
would coiit&iit one lackor , and so oil.
flio object of this last provision tYILS to
mecuro tile Pl'esOIlCU III eacil board of oilu
iiaintetostel 1)015011 , % 'ilo would ibid tue
balance ( If power , amid it wa stipJlsccl
bunt ills JulgIImeImt WOtl1l 1)01 liIIl.IuSCd.
I'Iio packer's board was tile siiinllor be-
aii8o their inturesta woi'o mmot so inrgo
uni they formed a uminority of tue work
11011. lu tue tsirkiimg , of tilia system ill
uS factor ) ' Idr. Storm said that tue line
mad hover 1)0011 ) drawn shiitrjiy bctwceii
imo iiiterests ( If tile flriii tlimd that of the
: iion , and lIe lliillaulf Iliul fiequeiitiy SOtCl
lyithi the iiion in deciding a question
IVhiiCll eaiiio before tile board , 'l'his hits
110(1 time cfflct of simuwing the mimeim tiIlo
ileir old hChicf in time utter seilishiimess of
lilcir einployonm was faiso. It iiad. been
hio uieaims ( If briiigiimg nblut time iiiost
riendly rebatiomma between the 11mm and
ilimplOyes.
'liic decisions of the bean ! at arbitra-
lion had ivariabiy iieui conmphied with by
ile workimmemi , aiparczmtly witimoimt any
tatmafaction. By organizing those boards
, eimol'iI imad accrlme(1 botim to to time work-
mmen and to the eIimpl.Iyors. . 'I'o tils
rormner by securing stability of colimpelmamu.
Ijoim aitl justice iii settling dithicuttics ,
md to tile enmployura ill teClIriImg a good
chats of workmimou , who tosk an interest
iii timeir work. Tue great damgor CILUlO
from pornmittiiig tile 1111188 of woikimleim to
fail into the hand of haiior agitators allil
doimmagoguos , wimo nhilke II living 1 stirring -
ring up tile ignorent nieim to strike. lim
tile CZUSII with his factory , Mr. Storm
said , time miloli , alt1m'uil ' immeinbera of van-
005 trades (11110118 , jollIed timemn with tile
cflmditiOim that tilcy should exercise no
power over tiiem ill influencing their ro-
latiotms with the uirmim which eiiipioyotl
them. Iii eoiiscquemmco of this arrange-
neat tue 11mm had mievor beoii affected by
tue troubles ut the trade aimmong other
nianufacturers.
in addition to timcse boards of arbitra.
Lion a mimutual beimovoleut fund had besim
established. 'I'ilc emimpinyca each con
tribuiwl 1) cents a woulc , while this finn's
ontnibution was $25 a mouth. Since it
had been established in 18711 , $14,8ii,79 :
had been collected ; there had been paid
uL in benefits $9,074.72 , and $5,756.72
utill reniained as a fund for the fdture.
SECOND.IIANI ) SCHOOL hOOKS.
DcnIer % Vlio Roll In Now Oeiiernt 1(1115
tile Iloolcii tutu Others
hlava Used.
III York Hun.
4 "I'Ime trailo Ill socoimd.iuiid , ; sciiooi iotks
tilOUgiI a l000ilt illdtittry , " said mo ( biller ,
' tlmas grown into comishlemablu proptii tiOs ,
and to.dny there is IlOt aim iimmportullt. city
or village iii the country' wilmell has mitit
its ( l'ahor ill HoColml.ilmuml school ) , toiii.
here hI iii ) ' last. CatIlloglie 1111(1 ( PjC0 list ,
which will give you 501110 ilii ( of tile
inagimmttido of the husitmets. "
'l'fmt , CIltUhgilU CtIfltUiill ft list of lmmor
tllali 3,000 text bosks , nmostly atlimlhilid
works , all illtCl at about ommu.Iiahf pub.
hisimur's
"Wilere ho you get your books ? " tile
reporter asked.
"TImort are xmmaiiy sources. PImlIlisImers
freqaentiy introduce their books into
sciiOOIU by takiimg tue text books already
in use aimd allowing something for tilelli.
We could fornmeriy get these books for a
Has the Best Stock In Omaha and. Makes th&Lowost Price
FURNITURE !
Mirrors Feathers
Bedding
, , , 1
And Everything pertaining to the Furni
ture and Upholstery Trade.
P..SSNGEfl ELEVATOR CHASI SHIVERICK9
T . " . ' . . 120(3 ( , 1208 amid 1210 Fmtruant St.
0 .u. .LOOr. , NED.
little advamico nu paper dealers' prices.
lmumt imian' bmlmbliahlomw 110W gtisrtl against
this by having eiiopnig blocks amid
cleavers iim tilcir eatabbeimumeimfa 1011(1 cilop.
phmg each bOOk imu two crosstviso. ' [ 'here
ma 11(1 way iii wilichi such a book can be
mimmutlo salable. 'I'ho Old plait of tenrimig ( mtr
Covers WftR no smtfe.gllartl , since we cali
to-cover 5hi0l books of ineditmmmi size for
twelve cents 1)01 ) iiumudrelVo got a
great immnny books , mmmost of which arc ummu-
umsed , from teachers iii district schools ,
to whoimi [ lIlly are mmiaiio(1 by the lnlbllsii-
era. ittit of course a inajcrity of the
hooks conic front the PtmPiiB themselves ,
who are glad to , mart ntil tilelil , an old
school book havIng mio value to ummost. of
tlm0imi. ' [ 'lien we got an iinmnomis ntmmnber
from time amimaller dealers iii otimer parts
of this country. Our larger New Xork
hiotisea have mmmcii constantly out for that
plltio8e. It miuty be that a second-hand
dealer iii Omaha will be time mnami to slip-
P1Y 1mb Witil the part.ictmlar text books 1
1100(1 tO comlmpleto iii ) ' stock. Publishers
try to macct our commmotitioii by a , nstantly
changing their editions. But. thitso
changes react again , botil teachers anti
lUlils in umammy schools bsimmg opposed to
time cimanges amid ndiiaring to this old cdi-
lions. The only text book which is not
much changed with eaeii new edition is
' \Vebator Spelling Hook , ' of which a
miuillioli coiiles a year are lLlliitiied ) ) , amni
which iiM been cllaumgod iii no importalit
respect aiimco it was first 1)tmlhiSilotI in
1800. You Call buy one of tIm latest
OlitiOii for live Ceilta , but one of [ ho first
wotmbd be worth more than $5. Five
years ts tile average life ( If a school
book. After that time the editions have
so mmmcii cllnmigod [ hint this book is value.
less. "
"Vhiere do you find your poireila.
era I"
"Tileyaruscattoredall over tliccountry.
Aa the iboard of Education funimishios the
text books tisod in the pubbic schools of
this city , our trade is eiitircl from the
select amid private schools. Even thien it
me very large. Hero is my mail for to.day.
You ace 1 ammi sending books to nearly
0 'Ot State in tile Union. This year I
iiave aemit bookstolrslnndhtomsaia , China ,
Turkey , and Itah' . Tile mast desirable
thing we handle is the classics , mince tiloy
are loss liable to change , and one text
book is often as good for time student as
anotimer. 1'lio flhmblisliet who tjhd me [ ho
other day timat Now York publishers pro.
posed to change timeir editions often
ciiougii to make it impossible for socoiid-
iiand ( healers to hiamidbe their goods ,
couldn't aCcomuphisil immuch with this
classics 'l'ho school book trade of tiis
primicival dealer in mmecontl.hmantl books
in this city exceeded $100,000 last
. year , "
"J'llOrO are uvays in wiiichi second-ilaud
sclloolbooka get a value aside from tiiat
WiliCli commmes from tile denmaimd for tiloir
use iii schools. I know several gcmmtioiimeim
mvhio hre mimaking collectiomma of old oditiomis
of school books , almI very cliniolls 801110
oftlmoni are. NOW , hiore is mtim 'Appeal
fromu tile liritiaii Systeiii of Eliglisil
( iramlilimar lIt ) Colilnion Sm5o , by .laimmt'a
Brown , PlillishieI ill Piulalehlmiima iii 18:16. :
It itt ii. rcimmrkmibho work , but it was so
deep [ lint it never : iimle into C0011lion use.
I will sell timat. book \Viiliaimi 11.VohI ,
l'residelit of time Chicago l19li'd of Edu.
cation , vhii , is making a coltocticni of
graillimmars , and hills , I uImierstmuld , : i,00o
dilFreiit works. I knew other immemi wile
lIre collecting arithlmiietics or gcogra)1liea
or spelling hluoksor reading books iii time
Ilalmie
ARMY 0 THE POTOMAC.
( IN ThU CiilCSAilOmtINT.
Und.r . the ilato of May 8 , 1883 , ( 'uI. F 8. TIIJ1IIItJ ,
of iIiner , N. I ! . , . .eiitl. us the fulIowItn : ' 4Whlle on
niuty In tIIC arniyof the l'otumao Iii the.waiip. of lbs
CbIoksborilny lcontract.cd a colulnilcallon of dIsoasc
that ( lIlIIIrIfttUIl In s1n111I trouillo , or , one
, Ile , and .ecro .il.ca.w . , t the kidney. sad bia0ilrr ,
antI gicat uriiai wcskneM. For a leer time I wes
Cutler tlI troatuwat of the bcstlIliyIctSn , , and trIsni
1115117 of tim. O.CA1ICII remallo , but rtcelved no ncr-
miaeil , lenufit. When I wai Im. Lbs drug buItrn , In
Boston I heart ! tayorablo account. , or the sfflcay of
hunts ilolIcdy for dIloa.ae. of the kldsievs antlurin.
cry org.ie , , aid haIII decided to Ivu IL a trial , I
iurclna..it OIIII at VIugsto's drug store , Iovcr , N.
II , , 511(1 have rcoulved great benefit from ueIri It.
TIIU severe jIallI. In toy back an , rcnot'd , and I am
bie to lerI .oundly and obtain rest at rIght-whIch
for so long a tIme I could not do , and the neaknc.s
tim the urinary organs hal bco rchlevrd , and I greatly -
ly rereL that I dId not ted the merit. of IfunV.
Remedy whsri I was & .t taken sunk , a. I am eonS.
chntIt would hsve saved in. tromxeveral .srsof
sufforlug ; and I am more strongly eo,1nod of thIs
after bearIng of th. most remarkable cure. efl.cted
by IIunt. Ilemody to a cain of flrIght' . Dhseas hero
lii our amidst In Iloior , aftr ( lie patient had be. .
mIronoIIflrsII Incurable i'y c.isbrat.ed physicIan. . "
Mr. Tibbetti. I. a retired druggIst , formerly Joted
In Hasten , and I. a thoroughly r.hiabl. cltI.eea.-Cor.
Ed.
U. 6. POSTAL SERVICE.
If. 8. WhItney , aeIs1ant pstmasr , Putnam ,
Conn. , wrItes Nay 3 , i583 ; "I lave used hunt'
lleis ly wIth the beslrcults , I ilayc suffered WI'
toit agol'y for elgltteena inontla. wIlt , kidney and
hirer ( oulIlaIlIt ; 017 % ISte ( WIS VOy bad at tltiio. I
acttislly IIaI5Il IIIIIOIJ. This was folhoed by general
IrIetIstIOiI. My Ilubluu.s rvnuIriig , roe 14l ho on my
furt untO ( If tIle tie ! Ilildu my ca.u soro. I wu
uiI' Isoil 1.41 lIlu I IllIIt , I lcnldy my a Irtoill V. ho hail
bucim eurol hiy Itanitl cali truly sy that It has beime.
littoil 1110 more thai. all thu nudIclnu I have used. I
coniI.hcr It the bett IaCItIIhIIu for kIdney anti liver
troimhiu , aiiI ebeelfIlIly rononninood It to all. "
XIIIEt 1.IiTj-"h'srfd of his
litminialI I1ftI ( iIiaruII , du CIIIIIeI 111111 trengthicned ,
tie. ; . , Is aiiil liitero.tlng oh ertls.jiet , , long rim , , Iii our
paPer. lii ccli ) ' ( ii limIlIilrlu , we wIll soy that thuru J
iii , UI lileiicu hiiuiIiiig about. this. Oi , thu coimtrary
( lie alIvrtIsrs situ very highly Iiiloreu.l. Intorietoil
merbIit nih ) get s'tiloil ' eIreiIar. gin.Inig all lartkuls
ii ) adiiro.lig arms iieiIIe..i ( o.I' O.biix 613 , lItitfalu
V. V . 'l'I . .I , , Kvni nill.ly
DUFREIVE & MENDELSSOHN ,
ARCHITE
LF1I1CMOYIW IV OSfAJIA RAflONAl. DANk
1UIIlU
The Use of the benIn , " . -
H In connection wIth t
S 0 lIT
corporate iamo ofa grealrd ,
eoveya Ml Idea of tist shaM
I I N E reiluireil lie-a ih.rt by the TAns , Qimkk fl
and the best of acaomrnoas.
I tlons-ail of whIch are hxe-
talied by the greatest railway In Anicrlca
CEOAGOMILwAuF [ , :
And Sf. Paul.
It owns SOil OIieri1t5 oer 4.100 mIles of raon
Northern IllinoIs , Wisconilo , Mlnne.ots , IowaM
Dakota : sal lii main ilno , , branches mu eon.e.
tlon , reach all lb. great bush , . . . centre. of
Northwest and rae tv.i , It naturally anewer. * a
descrIption of Short ! .Ie. , and liit Itouto betw
( ThIrago , Mthwauk. . , St. l'atii and MInneapolis.
ChIcago , MIlwauke. , Ta 'ru.e and Wlnona.
Chicago , Mllwaakee , Aberdeen antI lOJendsi.
Chicago , IlUwauke. , Esu Claire and 8Uhiwner
ChIcago , MUwauke. , Wansas end MerrilL
Chlcage , 1Illwak.e , heaver Dars and Oshkiah.
Chicago , MIlwaukee , Yaukeeha antI Oconamowea. .
Chicago , Milwaukee , Madison soil i'ralrtedu cbls * .
Ch1eo. ihlwaukee , Owatonna and } 'alrlbaut.
ChIcago , DebIt , JaneaI'Io ' end Mineral POLOL
ChIcago , KigIn , 1iockford and Duiiuquo.
Chicago , Cilnton , Itock Island and Ceder RapIds.
Chicago , Council Dm5. and Onieh.
ChIcago , Sioux City , SIoux Fails and Yankti.
ChIcago , MIlwaukee , Mitchell anilChsnnb.tlab.
itock 1iland , Dimbuque , St. l'aul and Minneapolis.
Davenport , Cahinar , St. Paul soil MInneapolis.
Pullman Slecper.r.nd the Finest IMnIngOari lath.
world are run oi th. mnalnilne. cilia CHIC
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL FRAIL
and every attentIon Is paul to ras.engcrs by eoivb.
ous clnployes of the .onmpany.
s H. ME1IIIIT.L , A. V. If. CAfli'RNTEU ,
Cciii Manager. . ( ienl PSL Agrt
.7 , V. CLAIIK , 1 ? ouo Ii , IIRAFFORU , ,
Oen'l Sup't. ' Mat ( heni l'ass _ Ag'L
I hue known and waished the use of SwIFta Spa.
cIlia for oor fifty yesr.and have never known d
a failure to cure blood I'oieoi , when pr.porly tak.
I uenI It en niy servants from 1850 to 1885 , as dlii ss
a number of toy neiglilior. , and In every easi
csilo wIthIn toy kilowledge It oCoctod a cure. In .1
iy life I liMe never known a renlody that wooUuo
fuUy acconipileb what It Is recommended to do.
hi. L. DENNAItU , l'srry. Os
have known anl uced Hwifts Speciflo for uses
than twcntyyears , and have seen more wonderful r
suits frets its ue than from any rumody In or out
the l'hazInfteoIiielS. It. Is a cortalti and safe sntlkmSs
to , ohl sorts Of blood roleon.
J. DICKSONSMITIIM. 1) . ,
Atlanta , Os.
The threat Drug House of Chicago. ,
We do not inoltato to say that for a year pa
have acid nnoro of SwIfts Slieciflo ( S. ii. 13. ) Iliac
other hilood l'urlllers combined , antI with moat
tonleItInig results. One gontlentian who used bail a
dozen hoLlies says It liu ilonie lilii , , iore good Lh..s
treatliiont whIch cost hilini l,00O. Another who baa
ucil It for a Hcrofuloue aftuctloli reined , a
euro from Its tiso.
tiso.VANHIIAACIC , STtWENSON &C0.
$1,000 REWARD.
uvIli ho 1nn.IiI to itniy Chemist who wIll foil. on in-
alyeIsof loObottles H. S. S. , onupartlclo of Mercury ,
IodIde IotassIuin , or any nilnornol iubtaice.
TiilHWlF1' Sl'lCIFlC On ) . ,
Iravor 3. Atisuta , Ca. .
ffWrito for the little book , which will be , naflta. ]
free.
l'rlco : Small abc , 1.OQ ijuttlo. Lure si
( Iioldltig doulilu ijniaimttty ) , i.7& a bottlc , All dn-
gleti ; sell It.
NEBRASKA LOAN AID TRIIS Q.
hlAhl'l'INOS , NEIl.
Capital , - - 25O.OOtJ.
JAR. Ii. IIEAIITWILL , President. .
A. L. CLARKE , Vlcc.l'rosldont.
K. ( II. wEImsTEmt.frrtuurcr.
C. P. VEIiSTEIL CashIer.
DhiilWFOltS :
a.tnucl Aloxaniler. Oswald Oliver
. L. Clarke , K. ( I. Webster ,
' 4(0 II Pratt , Jan. II. Ilesetweil ,
Ii. II. McEililnnuy.I
irt Mortgage Loans a Spooialtv
This Coinpeviy timrIiIsilOl a lionlnnont lioiio III&4j.
) r. whore school jiojitle niiil titicr ) legally Issued M. .
dial Securities to Nebraska cai be aegotlated
010511 , .vurithiio terms. Loanis minulo Oni mnproy.4
u.s I : . alt well sottloil counitloit of thu , thts throuk
.onIllc. ecal corresuoiidoziti. . .v
NOTICE !
To the Traveling Public !
-TJIR-
COMMERCIAL HOTEL I
,
-AT-
Ii eow undergoIng thorough repairs , bothwl liln -
wIthout , sod the iroirIetpr Intend. II sbsfl be 8.
( JND TO NONE In this Stat. , next to Osasha.
H. It. ULAC.KWELL ,
sag 21.tm PvoI
Nebraska . Cornice
-AND-
Olliiiollt ¶ OS !
MANUFAfl"JREltS OF
GALVANIZED IRON CODNICES'
r13Lcx-
FIN1ALS , WiNDOW OAJ'S ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING.
I'ATENT 14E'FAUO 1IKYLIUIIT ,
Iron Fencing !
Creetlngs , lialuetruolea , Veranda , , 0111cc antI Uas&
liamilings , WIndow end CellarCuard , , Etc.
N. V. Colt. NINTH AND JONES STS.
WIt. OAISF.R , Manag
tIi ,
I1tE !
k I
IIi ilU lliis Ith
lUlL Ii # 1111 I dertbvd to rtu' .im
! JL UflLI .