- _ _ - - -
_ _
_
N
I a 3'IIE ' DAILY BELT UfliAIIA , TIIESDM , OCTOBER 30 , 18 _ _
l'1XE UM A Il BEE.
'UbH hat everynerntng , etcapl SeA Ay. TM
ant ) Monday tnomIDg dally ,
iig IT WAIL
ne YEA ? uuwtto.00iThree.fonthe. . . . . , Mn
, fltxMonine,6.0 „ , ) Oae 3losth , . . . . . . , 1.O
11I WUkLT Ica , FVBWUIID tt'RT UDII8DAT.
rxave'poTrrafn.
One Yer , . , . , . , , , Uoo Thre 3rnnlhs.,5 6t
Six tonthL. . . . , . . 1 ( ) I One Month . . . . . . 8
Amerlatn New. Company , So1e , AitnUNewseal
+ n In the Ualled States
Doaax + roxaarcti'
A Commnnkmtlone rel.tlug to News and t Utor.l
mottos should Ie adJrta + , si to the 6mTOa , orTla
9IL
Iralaau LarfRLg
AR lie + Inrs + Letter + and aemltt + noes .hnu1J t ,
addre + aed to Trx , aaa rrnusmxo CbsraxT , OMAHA
Drstte. Check , and t'tO9kee union to be , nafe pay
able to the order lit the tnmtany.
THE BEE BUBLISHING COD , PROPS ,
t ROSCwATEa , Editor.
DIa , Tan iscllsn ie ondoraed by tine
Post. Mr. Rush will Lo ondoraed ly
the people.
TM.1 ; n nbout records , Little iliac , of
e the IVftc/aa , has publiahod 1,1. 11.
Roesos record.
Tins Rcpublbxra announces that Mr.
Bamner will not run independently. This
( a very kind of Mr. Baumer.
J.ty GOULD ngaiu Entiinatca that ho
wants real , Thera are people main
enough to intimate that the rest which
ho craves is the rest of the railroads.
Cor.LECrolt Pore is busy nutting up the
pins for hia brother in thu Fourth dis
trio , The 1)001)10 will bu a ° busy knock.
big them down oil the Gth of Nov'onnl.er.
Tnx Rhyator workingmolt am Icouring
the county for candidate ; to dick in the
holca in thu bogus workingmen n tkket.
Just at preseiit it looks like n colander.
ANTr MoNDr01.1sr throughout thu
State will give the railroad cappers nu
old-fashioned eurprlao next week wlmn
they roll in their voteR forJudgo Savagq.
JOHN Itusu lnaa made a faithful and a
courtaoua county tren + uror. Ito has the
experience and the popularity to back hie
candidacy which will be hmndlomoly en
doreod at the polls next week.
f Iv Mr. Ijams never Iorved another day
' as clerk of the District Court ho would
}
I atill draw enough pay In foes yet to be
I Como duo to last hhtn for ton years to
come. But he lnatoa to lose his grin on
that $8,000 a year bonanza.
1
m
Mn. IJAMS known how to make use of
his earnings , The Gorman Post , which
t keeps the Republican ticket Btwnding 81
the head of ha columua , rocouuuonda
Mr. Ijama in a half a coltunn pull ; Or
eowao thin will have the dcaired effect on
the Garman voters ,
Tins State board of discrimination whin
lowered the railroad asaessmont this '
year after the moat solounl pludgea to the
t contrary will be givan an opportunity G
{ leatn. whether Anti Monopoly has died
out when the returns come in on t11u
State judicial ticket.
EVRRYTIIINa indicates the ro eloctiou
of Senator Pondleton to the Uuited
f gr
States Senate from Ohio , but there arc
thousanda of rotors who would be' glad ca
s to nee that staunch Anti Monopolist and
l able Btateeman Allen G , Thurman once
more in his old seat at Washington.
1
ch
BEECIIER created a great stir in Au.
gusta , Ga. , by his lecture" which he
i said that "Adam never fell. Ho was born
j , at the bottom , and if ho fell at all ho fell
k ] up. " The miniatora of the city replied
1 to him the next Sunday , and all the
I churches were packed. It is hinted that
the parsons never preached so well be.
fore , and the people 1101)0 Beechor or
somebody else will give them another
stirring up ,
TnEns arc rumors that tlio President re
will disregard seniority in the appoint.
mcnt of a successor to Surgeon Oaieral
Crane. This being the ease , Tlln BEa ,
with a host of other friends of Lieutenant -
ant Colonel John E. Summers , medical
director of the department of the Platte ,
would rejoice in seeing that able surgeon
and polished gentleman in the shoos of g
the late Surgeon General , Dr. Summers'
record of aervico in the corps u as good
as the best , and his standing as a phyei
clan is of the highest. Proaidunt Arthur
might look further and do much worse
than to make his solocLion from General
Ilowards headquarters..rte
Tua issue in the State Judicial campaign -
paign ii whether the Supreme Bdnch of
Nebraska is to be lowered by thu election
of a aittall bore pettifogger er elevated by
the addition of ml able lawyer and an
experienced and competent judge.
The retirement of George B , Lake
robs the Supreme Court of its brightest
ornament. It is highly important than
his place shall be filled by a Judge who
will increase rather than decrease the ro-
spool in which the judiciary is hold In
this State. That man is James 1V. Sav
s age , for eighteen years an honored attor-
nay of Nebraska , and far seven years a
Judge of her most important district.
Judge Savage's friends confideptly appeal -
peal from partisan slander to the simple
truth of his roputttiot and record.
Twice elected to the bench in a } topubti
can district by a nnn partiaan vote , h e
filled the high office with credit to ldm '
; self and satisfaction , t1) his supporter ,
and resigned the position amidst univer .
alt regret.
The issue in the judicial campaign i °
whether a gallant soldier , an upright citi
i Zen , sa honorable Judt a and a rip e
, scholar ii to succeed Judge Like , or
whether the position is to he disgrace d
by the election of a small bore athrnoy
) rho has never sat a day on the bench.
s
12'DUSTIt1AL EDUCATION
There is a defodt in our industrial eye
tom for which an early remedy is noshed
t his deficit censiela in n lack of intolll
gent education in the principles of art
.tad industry , of careful apprenticeship
and oxporiouce in acquiring skill in do.
Wls , and of knowledge of the requisites
f or thorough norkmnnnllip. The beat
abthty of AlnOricml youth i $ directed to.
rcatda something else than obt tiniug n
knowledge of the principles of mmwfiw
tutus and of skill in mochnnica. The
moos of young than prefer to engage III
morenntile or professional pursuits. They
Iwk to the promotion of their social
ttandiig mid 'bon'a of obL'tiring honor ,
rlthor than to the development. of ultalli
. uut skill in conducting and building up
the important industries of the county } ' .
Tito CIWet of all this is bad It tondo to
promote Inferiority in our manufactures
.wd introduce late the country n larger
foreign industrial clement. Basinosa skill
is an nbsohdo necessity , but it is equally
so that tlnoro should 1)0 a thorough
u nderstanding of the practical
conditions of industry , not only for this
host worknnanahip but as n baste for fm
provamuut and invention. Thu aniount
of knowledge east skill svhicli was auN
cl eat n taw pasta ado will not answer
now , for the reason that an acquaintance
with rho best principles of art is required
m industries in which it hat { vary little
place during their early development.
Chia idea is hilly appreciated in Europa
east the result is the muudntion of , 'heals
mil which workman may acquire ) rnowl
Jdgu requieito to rho highest ardor of
4k 111. If we are to maintain an equality
with Europamna in this art of production
a like , seise must be pursued in this
co untry. Our youth must be trained to
in dustrial pursuits , mid as a preliminary
they must be given n thorough industrial
ducatlnn. WJethor this can boat be
lo ne in connection with , our public
' 'heels , or through rho establishment of
private and special institutions is a
mooted question , but the want le apps.
rout , and it will be greatly to our ad
vantage to bas's it supplied at the earliest
possible moment ,
Tnn Episcopal church in this country
in s nano of time aristocratic prestige and
fovurnment backing which makes it n
awor in England. It wits regarded with
a strong prejudice in Now England until
tong attar rho revolution. And it has
neon looked upon as the most undomo
erotic and un Anlorican in spirit and
ethods of our religious bodice. It is
dxtrenuly conservative , and uses tow of
rho recognized methods of church propa.
tnndiam. Yet , according to the official
Gnleueute of the Philadelphia cCllvol
clue , which adjourned last wceL , this
church has grown remarkably within
fifty } Dora , In 183 ° it hind 18 dioceses ;
sow it has 48. It than 1. ° d f32
tuiuistors ; it now has 3r72. It
'bun had 30,080 communicants ; it news
ha s ; 173,48.4. its miasionnryjurisdictionB
huvu'incranaod 100 per cent since 1871 ,
a nd Ito contributions for missionaries and
"titer purposes lmvo risen in a like ratio.
It s schools and colleges have multiplied.
In wealth it rank , with bodies much
larger limn itself in numbers. This
owth of such a body , which has no
no velties in faith or form with which to
tch the popular taste , with nothing to
de pend upon but its established 'harsc.
Wr and systematic beneficence , , peak ,
svoll for ice munsgavrmont east for the
aracter of our people. It shows a vast
dual of steady , preaurv0ring work on the
part of its ministers , and it also $ lnowe
that a democratic people are not averse ,
to religion , and npprociato the work and
worth of religious institutions which
quietly fulfill their mission. Tluu lesson
its success coaches is { all of eucourago
ulunt.
Tim proposition to soil the old court
house property and to apply the folds
sulting from the sale to the erection of ,
an addition to the county poor farm
ouht to 1.u defeated by a big majority.
The present poor farm is too near the
city limits. It Ia too valuable ° piece of
property to be retained for ciao benefit of
paupers when the c0uaty can provide for
thorn at much bGt4tur advantage at a
reater distance fro ciao city. A poor
farm surrounded b' icy lots is almost
too much of a luxur , far avow Douglas
county to indulge in , .
When the proper time comes if it is
found advisable to build n county infirm.
cry , the Runde will not be lacking. I t
will do uo harm to retain the old court
house property n ° it i $ for several your a
to 'Dino. Bueinuse , rproparty on uu r
prIucipnl streets is not likely to decree , °
in value , ' ,
So far as the furtui > iliing of the na w
court } u > use is concerned , the gwuura 1
fund will be ample to provide for till do
moods on that , sore. It will be at leas t
a year bufure the building i ° eonuplutu 1
and it will be time enough titan to Boole °
ways and menus far furnishing it as i t
s hould bu. The conuniesisera who hsv °
so fur built the court house strictly with
in t1. ° estimates need not fags that moan °
will no. be forthcoming for this purpos S
without selling valuable county propeurt y
on a low market.
Thu 1urth Judlulah
Datd Clly nrpuLlle.n ,
Sumo parches are straining ihaneols o
to nuaku 1t n1gpour that the lEepubliea ii
has " 'one back" ou its record addeu p , rt t
J , ltobt,1V411in1nsfbrllistrictJud ouaftu r
havhlg first hider ° ed Past's noalminatio
for that ofilco , regarding which w ° hav o
this to any. .
On hearing of A , M. Post's nominatio u
we did , ( ruin force of habit mure tha
anything oleo , giro the Republican uam
3110 Clue or muro complimentary notice a
'i'bis , howeversine before we Lad latrna d
tie tiottonl facts caucornill his attcmp t
to "buy ofC Sibbott and itrck in t1. °
Buller ount bond case and It was ou r
first impreestou ! to "take the [ pill" whio h
the ring hind sugar-coated la deceive the
people. The parties who were Enatte-
mantal In giving Butler county's vote in
the convention to Post are the same par.
ties who helped to force his appointment
upon thollutlorcounty peoplewhen their
'lee's was the lion. Di. (1 ( , Racsu , lit
Wahoo , Goo , W I'ost , also , "hind liia
finger in this pie , " Thorn is no possible
thanes for Peat to be elected , and wo hind
thought best not. W show biro up in his
true light , until ho has begun k/ elide
o ver the district on his oily taugu0 , l ie-
raprosepting and falsifying birlVdlimns ,
simply Uocnuae ho accepted this Anti.
llionopoly nomhlntiou , oust the audacity
to become n I'a/E's appmlantanduow we
do not consider it our duty to allow him
to escape , nor time pathos who lira dot0r
miucd to put him in to the oflicu by
bulldozing thaprcas or any other uteanx
Choy think may succeed. They say this
p aper has no right Gp oppose the nowulaca
of the ltapttl > liraul party , while in the
8 81110 broach , they declare thciriitentiann
to unto for ono or more of the Democratic
uoniuees. This i ° emlaintaucy with a
venurnnco. 'We desire to iufnrn such
parties that the Republican is ltepuUlicau
w the truest sense of this wo d , and it
will always spunk its sentiments mul
ndvucate the interests of the p aplo , from
suborn it receives its nuppurt.
"LIUCOnstttutlonal.
Antl MonopolllR
Is it nota little funny that whenever a
bill is introduced chimer ut the House or
the SmnaW in the interest of the cause of
xnti manopoly the mmn who are in aynl
pithy with and who oat in the interest of
the corporations mmnagu to find some
clause or clauses in it of an "uncetatitu
tiuunl" anturu. No nnntWr how great ,
f air and impornnE the matter may be if u
flaw of ilea kind iadiecovarcd it is aura to
kill the bill. Now wo bars time utiimost
respect for rho constitution , but than it
should bo ramenberod that this locum
ant , ulpon which the uuEiro fabric of tur
State is supposed to root , was trowel at n
time wise corporate aggruaaiCli' had not
wanieatad ( itself mid was the production
of men great Eu wisdom , but limited hi
percoptiun. In eomo respects this cnuati
cotton uE ours is like n worn out compass
the noodle of which fails to always point
in rho right diroetiol. This being the
. 'tau w0 bolters in so atnoudinG it its t , '
make it applicable to the time , in which
w e live. SVlwnuvor a blow is wined at
t he corporatists this constitution is used
as n shmld nod tits blow fails of its ulTucl
mid like the 1 > , pomorang of the South Sas
Islmulore recoils and falls at the flat of
rho min who hurled it. The railroads ,
somehow or otllor , are always " , enact
tutiannl" while their enemies , alto paoplt
who are fighting 8ga1118t their proud ,
seem to be on the wrong aide of the "con-
st itutional fence. We arc convinced tlpnt ,
this constitution of ours is of rho nature a
of tolls rubber and fe capable of consider-
a ble stretching , like rho Bible its various
sections are 'capable of various intorprota
lions , One thing , at least i ° certain , it n
the history of uuti monopoly legislation
is any indication , and that fa that tht
c onstitution appears to have boon Ermnuu au
directly in the interests of the corparu
tioua , as by its provisions it is impossible
to secure rho passage of any mossuro cal
t'u'tetud ' to umko thunn net fairly toward
the people. Funny isn't ? But then it is '
r ough ou rho people.
If the people desire a just and eijui m
b ible conetnuctinu of the law in cnaDs
W11Ct'UIiI their interests are effected , thug
can du no butter than pines .T. W , Sava ; ; ,
upon the Supreme bench. No judge uvm
graced the pusntlen who has more trimlds
stud ( awor cumulus , a butter record ul
f airness or reputation for impartial loci.
° 1010 than J , IV , Savage.
1'OLIThAL NOTES ,
Eoadlys , plurality over Foraker Is 12,5:9.
I lls majurltyovur all td 1,413.
Wendell l'htllipa nominates General Butler
na iko llomucrutlc croslhlnto for this Prasfluu
cy , 'loll it not its South Carolina.
Thin Democrats and Republicans have nom.
Instal a joint 'sooty ticket , with equal repro.
suntatuu ( , at Nutchnz , Miss.
The Democratic jolltfication at Mt. Vernon ,
Uhiu , cast 5D00. That wad the value of the
buildings doetroyod by the fireworks.
Senator Iiarrison puts it in tide way , "The
nosier a Dontuta'slio politician goon to the
chlehen cnop the Itnullor his vuica growl in the
song of reform. "
Tim I'mutsylvania Legislature is still in ass.
ion. A spell of mild weather , with stn seas
aiDllal 811oWeY , la all that is needed to make it
sprout niwly ,
Mr. Joseph C. Hendrix , whom the Brook.
lye llomuereta ; hero nombutud for mayor
ugnluettha llepttbllcan model , Seth Low , was
a ppointed school llrecWr by his opponent u
3 our ago. a
Mr. Tildon telegraphed Judge Hoadly : "I u
heartily congratulate you on year success. "
Only eight wtrdd , Ale Tilduu was entltlud to
t wo more for hula meuuy , lie might have c
Added "PIPAIU answer. "
( oerge Francis Train arises to announce '
that 1.u will vloluutly uppoou the nominntiuu
of Mr. liuhnan , As this elitists Mr. llnua's
vote , we presume we Inuy cmteldar the ltol
man busiuusd Indefinitely postponed.
pe
31r , ] loukwalter dkuuld cotdido to the odt- e
ford of the llmnaerutle prc + IS of Ohmic the size
of his Lur'I-out nucosaurtly for publlcutiuu ,
but nd aguarantee of geed tnltln , la tWa
way we believe t1. ° Suuulurlal nltuir would ba
acculurutcd.
Sherman was cheered tit 1)envor its the next
Prualdmtt. lie is certainly a "Grand Old
? fun ; ' and would usako u taco lute u cyciotco ,
Let he loco sold lee will not run , oust when
Wllllum'lucnmaeh Shornan days anything 1.u
gmorully tnoaua lt ,
ljnclo Thurman says he expects but ono
morn call -the xuunnuis of St , Tutor , Yet If
ho duuld , 'house t t hour the Ddnocratte au
them of ' 'lliso tip SVillianr ltiloy " nobody
me earth' would know the nouuing u It better
then ho ,
Iun Voorhees pmnounens boidlr and iris.
vocubly for , IooAlullooald for Iresidency ,
' 1'Llx lidorounwnt , cuuhig , tnm , a goutlemae
svho euuld at Huy tluo have lifted hhnsoif lute
the 1V1dto house by his boot straps , cunuotbo
uvuroutlumWJ ,
Speaking of harmony , how would Sprague
stud Uukhug , strike you for n ticket ? SpruKuu
cotubluos the olomuuti of tennehp , twreiuuet-
ty and vigorous hw.uetpstud Uoukliug has-
utluast uen ; 0110 uccastOn domuudtratud ox
traorllunry runulug power + .
A Alis ourl tobacco Sign , upon being 1)o.
thled by /topnbltuau / fur out huuwhg
mlougli to go Iii whoa it Ituinod , calmly Ito'
plied : " ' 1 but cosy be true , but It I were
nmuinntod for ( tuvenur 1 would be ] Iectdd ,
nu honor witch You , hehg mm ltupubikun , can
uvur 11upo to Aocuunldbh , "
Rovlrwing lhehonlis course In Vlrghda ,
Thu lk'trfulk Landmark ( Umu , ) aayss " 1Ii a
poaldun is full of peril , nail ho is furedteuo d
to a cortabt doftnst in hid nttonpt , to control
the uult nouduatlun of the Repablicon ,5rty ,
tits dologatlo t wilt not he adunittod Ii the
Nntiuual Cunvonikn of that orgdulxutlon , au
when this hatiinni ho will ho u puppy ou t
down beyond the hole of rostorutlou to ? doe 1u
and tiger"
-
PI.116ulIALCrna , ,
Air , Mary 1Yalker will wear rubber boo
this antler
Huh lean , the slugger , has broken his plalg e
agulu.
Joaquin Miller ( s twenty years older the n
his stepLthor ,
Alta. Tom Thumb is now on exhibition a , ,
"thochurmlug WWuw'I'humL. "
Aiahona id baldheaded and bat gray whin
ken ,
Irving , the actor , la a coutlousi cigarette
suwkrr ,
Thu Duke of Argyle has got the "Castor , n
A KIND WORD FOHA GOOD THING
BU R D OC anercellentprepustlon ninon nITrERS AILS
for the stomach. Tr )
them ,
' ' nfAOURITTFR9 WILL
. VJL1/DC curehdlreUnnsnddy
/ , ia .
qep , depend ulet.it
' ' ubooD n11Ttns ; As A
BU'RJlJ o C s a , rometly end for errofuls . anu
eryetpele.Ire uu
.
O CJ { er nLtloD fall toztrengthen nt1T'Fnsxnv and
bme up the getem
' ' n1omp mTrK'tg ' Dar
, JUIjU ® C ck , apav net
$
, ( 9 LA . v ousnce sad debility.
nrooiulrrILy , ; ton
BURDOcslcolr + ma , and ann'
stlat on are as good a
Gere Is
DLOOb fITrlIt9.Ulit ;
B U DOC1 ° c'tanttotnkc , qulck
to roliereand thorough.
ly tcllahlo.
IItA"D niTl'Fll9 ; ARE
B ® auld eserywhere at U
) .or tttlo anti guatan
toed to , loso.
FOSFIII , MILOUItN k CO. , Prop's , lluSslo , N. Y
east Larne will havobwalt , One in the fnm
fl y ie cuuugh ,
Lord Mollkoil whll be the ltuosian minister
of war ! n St. Potorxburg. Ills flame hi hoarse
enough to give n cation n sore throat.
It Ia not believed that Frank lintten will go
t o the oxpaune of Lulldhlgn new Luuao , unlods ,
perlueps , ho builds ( t hr lh dingknn.
C amt von AGdtko is time oldest Commander.
in Chiaf. lie Was Lurri ht ISl1U , east can make
lure in fourteen luuguagos-Now York World ,
" Sugar ? tab , " n nutoriotx , clueracter whuao
haunts are ht rho vicinity u ! 1'eurin , was ro
coolly arrested at Contrnlla for etoaliug anc
ekhc tract. .
Mr. Fielder , of Cllnton. S. C , , is a rich
b achelor , 103 oars old. Next your may tie-
du o hlx tutu , the hullos exorcise tlwtr pre ,
rognti + o ,
You Iill Clint , , ono of Limo attaches of the
Coruna anhnxsy , will remote in this country.
tx the king of Corou hex no name Alr , Chun
m ight seal over hill middle natno ua a settler.
Ex Congressman Murclc , of Mnlno , hat
moved down t.1SuaWn oust opened n gorgeous
sc hism , whore 1.u hopes to practically eluei
loco t1. ° greenback pruLlum ht very short
order ,
lfus John C. Now resigned ? Not much ,
Mary Anal It Isn't the way of Inlluulana ti ,
lot go mdoss the lost breaks ell Or their tooth
pull out. Air Now , like thostarepwglod buu
nor , is still chore ,
Itev. Charles B. Ilunlette , brother of the
Ilurlfngtnu llnsrkoya humorist , hoe soiled for
4 xsaut , where ho will labor as a missluuary ,
lie guvs up all hopes of coavortiag "Bob" bu
fora 1.O loci home.
Mrs. Lmgtry is about to sot out from Now
York on her professional tour of the country ,
and the telnpuruy disappearance of Aims Gub
hnrdt ie probably accuuuted tor by the aocus
icy of pus king hie trunks.
Ben Ilutler , alluding to the stories about
him which nppeur in hostile newspapmx , soya :
Same rud n"ed , liter , who him gut control of
few damaged typo , n little dirty white paper
mid u little muddy ink , publishes duet sort of
duuio + , "
Eugene O'Neill , an ox-detective In the
I'hoouix park murder case , who cut 1.a ! throat
l ow day. ago , was certainly in grotty hard
luck. Ile xayd ho was driven to attuugtt xni
cidu "by the peraecutfnu et the Fenian , who
Lluxtul 1.n character that oven the Salva
lion army rejected trim ;
} Vestun , the pedestrisn , is going to under-
tnko the tent of traveling 50 udlea a day far
10 1) txtaaecutivo days , excluding 8uulnys , and
lectors every ovnumgun''ea vx. Beer" in tie
'tilts and hamlOts of Iugluud and SValc +
IVexGn never list ] iko tin , but we don't hr
liuvu ho to powerful enough as n lecturer to
aterially uloct its couswuptluu ,
The Mr. O'Brien the hyena-mouthed at-
tOruoy who defendoet Ur. Aluyer , the alleged
poiauner , appeun t" burn mlatukou his prtfed.
slue. Ax u lawyer he can mower huh o to
shine , but , w nc liah vealcr or the uulaldu door
utter of a dune musuuw his talents for
gwtrdiem and chnrlutuuiam
would speedily to
quits that nututiaty he seems to craw. A
go od h , dtler scenes to hero hems xpuilod whoa
this lit. O'Brien crawled from the barnyard
to the temple ut jostles-lCLicngo News.
hoods Sarsaparilla
Is designed to meet the wants of those
who need n medicine to build them up ,
give thorn an appetite , purify their blood
east oil up the nlaullinory of their bodies.
N o other article takes hold of the system
an d bite exactly rho spat like hood's
. It works like magi. , reach-
di g suety part of tlwhumaubady through
thin blood , giving to all rouowad life and
en ergy. $1 a bottle ; aia for $6 ,
LORNE AND IaOUIiR
AnAffoctingBcono at their Departure
fur "Uhl luUland ,
Qunne , October 27The departure
of Lrd Lorne and rho Princess Louise
this morning for England , in the etaum
ship Sardinian , was muds tbo occasion for
grout damsotration. It was generally
nderstood that the steamship would ] wave
about Lou o'clock , and punctually at ; hut
hour tllo marquis and Princess tuft time
itadel in all 01)05 carriage , accompanied
by Col , lloWmton east Mayor Collins.
'l'imo escort was furnished by Limo Queen's
Own Canadian huzzara , officers oust not
commiasislod officers only. Crowds of
eople had nBSOUtbloa and the utmost
nthusiastic prevailed. DulfuruinTorrlco
Aud its approaches wore crowded with
people who loudly cheered fie the patty
drove by. Opposite the posGpNco was
anepondod across the street the motto
"ltavenoz Encore" ( Como Back Again , )
At Allan's wharf , where t1. ° Sardinian
lay with steam up , was crowded. A guard
of honor was furnished by the Eighth
ltuyal titles , of this city , the departure
rom the citadel and the progress of time
royal party was made known to those in
wnuingan Allen's wharf by a llulioHaaphic
s ignal. On arrival at the wharf , the
Duuquis worn received by a brilliant
mihtary , tact. On leaving their carriage ,
bur royal highness oust hurl Lnntu , punt
s elute tine upon the wharf arcking hand a
with a largo number of ladies midgentle.
moot prasuut , ' 1'1. ° party than cutburkud ,
walking over a carpeted gangway , A
largo crowd of citizens and o0iwra won t
nn board to hid adieu to the lute Govur
nor Gonurxl nod hie royal wife , svho war
bath visibly nlfduted at the sympathuti c
dumonstratene laude iii their hslor. A 9
t he gaaltway was cleared away and t1.
boosting of a royal salute , Then gran
cho0ra areas from the thnuesnda who
crowded the wharf.
um.stss.e ; TIIEGHEAI GERMAN
REMEDY
t
Itrlletreaudastres
Ir ItIi iU la rl't7.ll ,
, Neuralgia ,
I
' Sciatica , Lumbago ,
ilAl'IiAI'116 ,
rnFADACt1E'r00T11ACfll
ta r
SOAE TIIFOAT
I NI'It.INS.
Soreness , Cuts , Uniltet ,
, ) EhOl'1'1117 Io ,
ulI1tNN , NIUt.IW ,
And all atherl.slllyaclts ,
oust ialul
I' FIFTY CEflTS A 00TTI.1 :
' $ oIdbyxll D"tlxl'n + .ni
I
; Urulrrs. Ulrntlutu In II
Inxnnttges.
iIi Charles A , Vogeter 1 t
µ q-.a.TIMeIxa uI 1
ti.L. , . ML. r.t11
I'
BOSARDI
Real Estate Aellcy ,
. 1 5th east Dodge Streets ,
Williams' Block ,
v
Nn ,
o TIou + eandlotonthernaesvense , Anice borne
of o bargntn.
Os 23 I + 1-h. t In Shlnn's filet edditkn , 2 alnly
hems of 10 rooms „ a d we l , cistern mind she L
Chc p.
° i 12,00 t-lfouse and lot hi Fhinn addltlnn. Cozy
houee , be utilully locnte.l , tug cheap.
09 Uun-Ono awl a halt story house on halt ht ,
three enlnnte. walk front Union Pacific depot.
A rare bzrrln.
h 0 ( 'no lot In Ilhnobaugh' . rddltlnn , ' , 'try dcabe
bte and tones except anal y ea + y.
4 03 Tw (1,01(0 Inge In Ilsuae + m I lava , fronting an
ark. Fine locality , gland rcw. 51,00) per lot.
Very ehe.ya
53 i3d0)0 II u + e amt full lot In Knun'zo ' A hull , a
sdultiou. An elegant homo , with all themolern
imIprovernent , Iuony , airy. A very deelrsble
meld , propxrty , Cheap.
06$320u-Abraudneweight room house In Nab
son , addition. City water andga. , large barn.
eh de a d ft dt tree. . All the modern convene
testers-a comp ete homo
IDi 8l , A-A Mo lot In Annrlrongb aldlllnm dm
ntatldingit flue tlewof the cityand rfor. Clnd e ,
OT Or a busiuc a lot rot Cutuing street , the mat rep.
Idly lm , rovh g budress atrectht the c'ty. Two
bntldt g on lot , tc' , ace. Tennensv.
60 81,100-Story- l elf h"u + e ml halt lot , near
U. 1' depot , A desd bargln. Must b..old.
$ 1 0 &s0-true lot fn Sh1nn'I sreeml audition in a
tery delrablo loellty htgh stud dry. ib + p In
raehLal flee ht mo..tbiy or quarterl } paymeutl ,
to Ault urchaser , A tare chance to secure a
home at a la0 ptiec.
46 $1.00-IloUSu and lot in Itoger's wlditlon , $ SO °
down. A gael bargain.
IT 026u'-once ! ; nil lot corner of Stith and tacos
ate. 7 rootie , in Iteu + e , a g s'd Ioaatlon for bus.
Iue9 + Llock. Abargabt.
I9 B' + .OOIJ-A housu and lot on 9th oust xnekery St
Ivlll MI' ou casytenn + 0 ! ' trade for a fame
6o 8 ,0A our and a half story home with G furl
ed.hal rooms on curlier of 12th and fierce St.
F asy term'
G2i.7tt-AItmOoonfullIntIn l'arkcr'a5dddion.
limb shade trees , o sy house fits rooms , will eQl
at tens to suit purcha er. A goal b , gaht.
GS $ O.7 tiJ-Largu house of ton rooms on hurt Strect
11051 to bulncss and convenient to Street car.
l1h hly resiwctablo locality , gasclty water ; every
thing autaplete. 77tu best lilacs Oil tttot market
for abn + istessman'aro.Il mica
GB It7ou- lot and bar , on Uanerott SC very cheap.
Onwhalf mob.
57 5'.20-llouro anx lot In Capitol 11111 ai dltion.
! louse and bars all In good repair , a very deslm
Lie propety , ,
70 8 . ( so-A goal hnueo on half lot in ° arker'e ad.
dltlm , , Nicn shade tree. , good fence all ht good
repair , tewly patstod , a doairabe , little place ,
, heap !
718Sa.ota-Aeplondldstore00liamcy St. four story
br ek ; hydraulic o1 victor. A good paying hives.
tOtout.
7a U5Itonao and lot comer of 15th and Duress , a
very nice Itoaso : convenient lu D. 1' , Depot ,
cheap and terms easy.
CHEAP LOTS !
/0 Lots In Klrkwoal-rho cheapest unimproved
prulerty 1,0w On the market.
40 "no acre lots in Mu' ac'e's adittlon. Our chyle
mildly growhtg In ts direction.
C tivoAcre trects In Tuttle. subdivision. The
finest suburban prntwrty to be had.
a .u ii Shirai a Addition , stn charlee street , Must
be sold together. 82,100. A bargain for some
one.
0 Lots In nedtck'e Suh rbhion , 8'00 each. An
luveetmeut hero will bringquick returns.
10 One xrro lots at park I'l + ce. Selllug at prices
sad terms to suit Luers.
Call and Sep
Other Bargains ,
On Our List ,
S ears & Bosard
,
. SVILL1AMS' BLOCK.
UNITED STATES
Natiollal Ball
ON OMAHA ,
Capital , - - $100,004.00
C. W. HAMILTON , Pros't.
M. T. BARLOWI Cash br.
Accounts solicited and kept sub'
heel to sight chock.
Cortlflcatos of Deposit issued payy
able In 3 , t3 and 12 months , bearing
Intorestoron demand without ln
torost.
Advances made to customers on
approvodseeurltlesatmarkot rate
o f lntorest.
The Interests of Custamors are
closely guarded- and every facll ty
compatlblo with principles 01
sougd banking freely extended.
Draw sightdrafta on EnglandI
land , Scotland , and all parts of Eu-
r ope.
Sell European Passage Tickets.
Collections Promptlkk Maoe.
United States Depository ,
First allOllh11 Bauk '
-OF OMAHA-
Cor.13th and Farnam Sta.
The Oldest Banking Establishment
In Omaha ,
SOCCES8OR8 'r0 RournrzB UROTIIERS.
Otgaatted In 1868.
Organized as a National Bank in 03
CAPITAL $200,00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS $150,000
omcsaa maacros.
UUJSAM Kooam , president.
Joua A. Caamnros , Vice President.
A GUerae Eomtres , 2d Vice President.
A. J , PorrLarox.
PorrLarox.F. . U. Davis , Caahler
w U. Maoocnaa , Assistant Cashier.
Tran.acbs a general lanktng business. Issues tlnu
uertlacates bearhtg interest. Draws drafts on Ba ,
rratcfsooand , rlwlisd'hies in the United States
also London Dublin , Edhtburgb and the prlnobq
.4.tt th. ntln.nt of Rnn a
, . .
v.r
3 + '
U a w'
> .17
> j III < c1wTti4 +
.
. . '
II t 'd . 'q
, ,
MANUFACTURER.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Millard l4itvl Bleak ,
OMAHA. . . Ngg
GEO. Pe MULEOON ,
Carriage & W'agonMake r
ULACHSMiTiIINO , UtRSE511OEINU ,
Jobbin of an Hinds Promptly Attended To
New sad Ieoood hand buggies and x one aiwa r
Oil b&Att UEO1'.nUDOON ,
Ocr. lltb and 1. , eowox 1 k
Dry Goods ! /
SAM'L ° 00. ,
Washington Avenue and Eufth Street , - - - ST. LOUIS MO
STEELE JOHNSON & Coe
+
Wholesale Grocers ID ,
AND JODDSIL9 IN
FLOUR1 SALT , SUGDRI S CLNNED GOOXt , 'ND DLL GROCERS' ' SUPPLIES
A FULL LINE OF TIIE BEST BRANDS OF I
Cigars and Manufactured Tobacco.
AGENTS FOR REP/WOOD NAILS AND.LAFLIN & 'RAND POWDER CO
Double and Single Acting Power and Hand
PUMPS , . STEAM PUMPS , - 1
Engine Trimmings , Mining Machinery , Bolting , Hose , Brass and Iron Fittings
Steam Packing at wholesale and rulail , HALIu1DAY WIND-MILLS' , CIIURt1H
AND SCHOOL BELLS , '
Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Neb.
J. A , WAKEFIELD
{ WROLESALS AND RmrrAIL DEALRII IN
I s
9 ! 9
SASH DOORS BLINDS MOULDINGS LIME , CEMENT PLASTER &C'
STATE AGENT FOR MILWAUKEE EMENT COMPANY
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - OMAHA , NEB
C. F. GOODMAN ,
Wholesale Druggist !
AND DEALER IN
Oils , Yarslies and ¶ ! lidO ifiass
OMAHA , NEBRASKA ,
II
6IANUFACTUUIat OF
I IrouCornices NiDdo CapsFiDi 1 as !
Skylights ko Thirteenth Street tteb
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO ,
Oi l Cake SI /
It is the beet and cheapest food for stack of any kind. One peund U equal to thre. pounds of tern
tuck fad whim Ground UII Cake in the FnU and Winter , instead of mooing down , w111 Increase fo weigh
and he 1n , . good marketable eondlUon In the Pace Dairymen , as wall as others , who use it. can kenty
IU merit Try It and judge for yourselves 25.0Oer ton ; Do charge for sick. . Address
nl eed me waOn31AN L1NSRhD OIL COMPANY Omaha
MAX MEYER & CO ,
IMPOItTE1tS OF
HAVANA CIGARS I
AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC
A I
N
I I D
PItOPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRAN DSa
Reina Victorias , Especiales , Roses in 7 Sizes from $6
to $120 per 1000.
AND THE FOLLOWJNG LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS ;
Combination , Grapes , Pro ess Nebraska , Wyoming and
Brigands.
WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICE
SEND FOR PRICE IdST AND SAMPLES ,
1
WILL S,1
n
s r wt
,
,
tZANUYAtJFUltElt OF OF STIIIUTY Filt8T.OLABS
Catriages , BuiesRoaft ,
AND TWO WHEEL CARTS.
U trel.d awg5ue Sdata W a frreeyuStrati ppand , a 8 ' ' ' oNASA t N H