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    OMAHA TAILY BEE-TUESDAY , AUGUST 10 , 188-J.
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THE OMAHA B PIT
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A Oommnnleatlons routing to News and Editor ! *
Hitters should be oddrceaod to the EDITOR or Toi
Bra. )
tHmitr ,
All Bmtnesi I/ctwrs and RemltttnOM should ) >
addressed to TDK Bus Pcni.isiit.ici Coxrixr , OMAHA
Pratt * , Chocks and Pojlolfleo orders to bo made pa )
allo to the order of the company.
SHE BEE PUBLISHING CO , , PROPS1
B. ROSE WATER. : dltor.
IF Mr. Doll can pull the wool over the
eyes of the tax-payers of the First ward
to make thorn believe that the low assoss-
monta of the gas company , broworioa.dis'
tillorica , packing houses , clovatora , Ac. ,
are in their interest , ho will accomplish
what ho is nftor a re-election.
THE experiment of running electrical
street cars is to bo tried in the city of
Brussels. An account for one year of the
expenses is to bo kept , and if they are
loss than the expanses of horao-powor ,
electrical .street railroads will entirely
auperaodo the old system in that city.
POWELL CLAYTON has been heard
rom. Ho has dlatinguishod himself nt
the largest barbecue over hold in Arknn-
fsas. A joint debate woa hold by repub
licans and democrats , and the dispatches
inform us that the republicans achieved
a signal victory owing to the brilliant
efforts of General 0 lay ton. *
BB.V BUTLI.II has fired hla manifoato at
the suffering public. Benjamin haa evi
dently forgotten that life is short , and
that most people can't spare the time to
road his long-winded address. The BEE
therefore has boiled his long-drawn out
effusion down to reasonable limits , for
the benefit of its readers.
WHILE the cold-blooded murder of
Mormon missionaries in Tennessee is un
iversally denounced iu unmeasured
terms , the Mormons , who of course are
very indignant , should not forgot the
Mountain Meadow massacre by the in
famous Danitos , to whom many ether
murders are charged up.
FIVB republican congressional nomlna-
tions have hoon made in Iowa. Hon. II.
Y. Smith , of Polk county , has boon nom
inated for the unoxpircd term of Mr.
Kasson , and Major E. n. Conger is the
nominee for the full term in that district.
Mr. E. Fuller , of Foyetto , hn * boon so-
looted by the republicans of the fourth
district.and ho will succeed Mr. Calamity
"NVollor. Congressman Holmes , of the
Tenth district , has boon re-nominated and
Trill bo his own successor.
SIIEUIFF WITT , of Faulkner county
Arkansas , has issued a decidedly original
election proclamation. Ho has headed
it with the portraits of Cleveland and
Jlondricks. Mr. Witt is evidently a
thorough-bred democrat , who does not
aooin to know that there are any republi
cans in Arkansas. Suppose a republican
sheriff in a northern state , should adorn
liis election proclamation with the portraits
traits of Blaine and Logan ? Wouldn't
the democrats sot up a howl from Maiuo
to California , which would bring Cleveland -
land out of the wood ?
IN the personal property listed for
taxes in the state of Alabama for the
year 1882 the farming implements in the
counties of Coffee , Covington , Croiuhiuv ,
'Cullman , I scumbia , Fayotto , Lamar ,
Marion , and Winston aggregated only
? 2M ! , while the guru , pistols , etc. , in
the same counties aggregated ? l)2llil ) ,
The correctness of theao figures can bo
verified by referring to the state auditor's
report for the fucal year ending Septem
ber 30 , 1883 , page 11(1 ( of exhibit VII.
Tim explains the overwhelming demo
cratic majorities in old Alabama , and wo
venture to say that the shotgun will
figure OB prominently in this presidential
campaign as it has in any previous cam
paign. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
GENKKAL ( .MANAOKU CLARK , of the
Union Pacific , who tendered his rosigna-
tian some time ago , is to bo succeeded by
Mr. S. II. Galloway , late general mana
ger of the Chicago & Grand Trunk rail
way , and at present assistant to Presi
dent Adams , Mr. Calloway , who recent
ly made a trip of inspection over the entire -
-tiro system of the Union Pacific , will
probably enter upon the active discharge
of hla duties at an early day , making his
headquarters in Omaha , The resignation
of Mr. Clark WAS received with regret
and accepted with great reluctance by
the board of directors , but as Mr. Clark
insisted upon its acceptance , such action
had necessarily to bo taken. Mr. Clark
has boon with the Union Pacific in vari
ous capacities for many years , rising utci
by atop to his present position ,
Ho in regarded as ono of the ablest
railroad men in the country ,
The policies and methods of the Unioi
Pacicific , which have often been condemned
domnod by this paper , were in a greal
measure dictated by Dillon and Goulld
and were not , as wo happen to know
always in accord with Mr , Clark's views
The people of Omaha will regret tha
Mr , Clark has resigned , but they will bi
pleated to learn that ho intends to ro
wain fn this city , where ho has l&rgi
property interests and is engaged in var
ioi o onlrrprzc ? , to which ho proposes t <
denote his eutiro attention ,
A iroTO {
WE are impelled to call upon the hoi
est , industrious , sober and intolligci
workingmen of Omaha to repudiate th
dastardly work of the miscreants wlu
under the pretext of defending th
rights of labor , have resorted to warfar
that would disgrace the lowest class c
outlaws. Because wo declined to accede t
demands that every honorable crnflsrrm
would pronounce unjust and unreason
able , and which no newspaper employe
could afford to comply with , this pa
per , which in season and out of season
has stood by labor in its struggles ngnine
monopoly and the aggressions of car
ital , has boon denounced a
an enemy of labor , and workingmc :
have been nskod to array thomsolvc
against It , and make war upon it. Al
though no reduction ht > s been made i
the wagua of employes in any doparl
mont , and to-day our printers racoiv
higher wages than those in any ether ol
fico in Omaha , nnd higher wages tha
asked for two years ago , it has boon git
on out far and wide that wo have roducoc
their pay to ntarvation wages. Althougl
wo make to-day no discrimination agains
union man , aud union inon have workot
in this office for weeks since the lati
strike by permission of the typographical
union , this is denounced as a rat concern ,
which refuses employment to union inoi
and pays scab wages. All this wo havi
patiently submitted to because the groa
body of the workingmen of Omaha havi
continued to patronize this paper in apiti
of villainous nbuso and nlandor , and on
advertising patrons have given u
more patronage than over notwith
standing the bull-dozing , throats , am
boycotting. But when the wretched vaga
bonds and tramps , who have carried 01
the campaign of slander and abuse in tin
name of organized labor , assault our cm
ploycs , throw rocks through windows iv
innocent men , and finally try to bun
down this oflico to satisfy personal spite
ire are compelled to appeal to the res
pectable and honorable workingmen o ]
Dinaha to take the proper stops to with-
Iraw all countanonco and support from this
awloss gang , whoso loaders have nether
) thor design than to feather their own
icsts by a pretended control of working-
Hen's ' votes in the coming campaign.
What do thesa miscreants want at
.ho hands of the BEE ? The men who
proro employed here before the strike
ire all gone , with two or three oxcop-
.ions. Wo are paying more than the
mien scale of wages , and wo are employ-
ng union men , who are Trilling to be-
tavo themselves , just as the ether
ifticos do. There can bo no concession
nndo where there Is no ono to demand
k , aud where in reality the men are por-
ectly satisfied , whether they are union
r non-union men. In view of this fact
t seems to us that the industrious , self-
ospocting , aud law-abiding trorkingmon
f Omaha ewe it to their own reputation
ndhonor to cutlooso from all association ,
rith the blackguards , blackmailers and
icondiarios who are carrying on this
nholy and inexcusable war.
NEEDLESS INDIGNATION.
Mr. James E. Boyd , wo are told , ob
sets to the raising uf the assessment in
10 First ward because ho has paid ono
or cent of the entire tax valuation of
lis city , and because in the spring time
hen the assessor cornea around hogonor-
ly haa a largo supply of meats and lard
i hand. Now wo know a great saany
aoplo who wonld cheerfully pay one- per
mt of the taxes of this city if they haa
tr. Boyd's property. The truth ier that
[ r. Boyd did pay ono per cent two years
; o when the assessment was about .jQT-
30,000. Ho would bo paying it now if
11 the property in Omaha wore asscisod
i loosely as the First ward. Ono per
jnt of thu § 7,000,000 was equal to a tax
n § 70,000 of property. MT. Boyd owns
i opera house , worth , with the ( . 'round ,
170,000. Ilo owns a packing establish-
icnt worth at least S100900. ;
lo owns ether real estate in
maha worth nearly § 100GOO more. His
orsonal properly , moneys , stock , maatn ,
.c. , at a low estimate would probably
Huro up to § 100,000. Mr. Boyd there-
> ro is taxed on $70,000 for property ac-
mlly worth nearly § 500,000. This means
bout ono-soventh , while many poor poole -
lo are paying taxes on ona-fourth o ? the
dual value of their property. Inasmuch
s the 20 per cent advance made by the
ity council only includes his real astute
i the First ward , it makes no difference
rhatnvor in the tax which he paya on
is meats and lard. So. much for Mr.
ioyd'a complaint.
But the question at issue is whether
ho council , which is required by. law to
! quallzo the taxes of all the wards , is not
ustifiod in raising the tax of iho Firat
yard to something near the level of the
laacssmont oi all the ether wuda. Tnat
Doll is utterly without a. conscience
in his assessments can bo shown by the
striking difference ho haa made botwoou
the property of ono class of citizens and
the property of another. For instance ,
Paxton & Gallagher's building , including
two lots , is assessed at fraction over
§ 10,000 , while Krug'a brewery , malt
house , ice house , oflico , and store-build-
ing , covering six lots , are assessed at a
fraction over § 10,000. Mr. Krug would
not trade his establishment for three
properties like the Paxton & Gallagher
block. It may bo that the Paxton &
Gallagher block is assessed high enough ,
but Doll's outrageous partiality in hund
reds of cases could not bo remedied ex
cept by a general advance , whereby the
First ward ia equalized with all the
others.
Ii may afford some comfort to the gai
companies to learn from the Now Yorl
limes that the electric light makes ulov
headway as a competitor of gta in Nov
YorK , and that in London it ia a ila
failure , The electric is without a rlva
among artificial illuminants , but th
trouble isthat too much water has ' bee
injected into the stock companies , whic
have failed to rcnlizo the dividends tha
were expected. It is the same old ator
of stock watering over again. Twenty
five million dollars were invested in th
enterprise by sixty-two London companic
all organized in 1882 , and ai
expert , Mr. Arnold White , former !
a managing director of the Kdiaon , no.
doubts whether the combined earning
of the survivors are equal to a profit o
0 percent , on one-fifth of thocapit.il sunk
It ia worth while noting where Mr
White thinks the money went. Libo
advertising , and "sundries" consume )
the largest item , or over six millions
while the inventors' receipts were post
lively the least , or a paltry § 700,000
Five millions were spent on "Installn
lions , " and more than as much merion
on "plant , " now largely obsolete. Tin
directors , who directed to such bad pur
pose , get more than iho inventors
vontors , and so , of course , die
the lawyers. The "promotora" tool
a tidy four millions. Mr. White at
tributes the financial failure lo oppressive
laws , but the amount divided among tin
promotora would alone have gone far t <
pay living interests on the sum at risk
How far the London experience haa boot
duplicated in Now York the Times doe
not undertake to say. That the olcctrii
light gives perfect aatisfaction as an il
luminant there ia not the least doubt
It ia as far oupcrior to gaa as gas ia to tin
tallow candle , and by proper managcmon
tlicro is no good reason why it ahoulc
not bo ft paying investment , Per
Bonn who have once uscc
the Incandescent lght ; will no
use any other if they can help It , anc
they are willing to pay more for it thai
Ihoy have lo pay lor gas. The electric
light Is bound to bo furnished sooner 01
Inter to consumers cheaper than gap ,
and that it will almost entirely supersede
gas is only a question of timo. Improve
ments are being constanlly made which
render Iho electric light a very cheap
luxury at no distant day.
THE recent earthquake in Iho cast was
described in Iho telegraphic dispatches in
i highly sensational manner and the pco-
[ ilo of the west were led to believe that it
ivas no ordinary shaking up. The ac-
; ounts swelled in their sensationalism the
'nrthor west they were sent , and the
! 3oaton Advertiser in commenting on this
'act soya :
According to Iho telegraphic reports
ho recent earthquake was not felt in the
vest ; but the reports of Iho western
tapers tend to remove this impression ,
.nd . acorn lo show lhat Iho intensity of
ho "seismic cataclysm" became greater
s the news of it moved toward the Pa-
ilic. Hero there were len people who
lid not know there had been a quiver tone
no that did. But , .according toweat -
ra journals "tho whole populace waa
lanie stricken. " Here , the shock , as
elt in the top of the Equitable building ,
night perhaps have rolled a man off a
o/a ; but by the time it reached Chicago
ho poor wretch was thrown from the
ofa across the room , while in Omaha all )
ho fufnituro was piled upon him and in
Ian Francisco only faint traces of his
om&inaworo to bo foinid. The great
anger discoverable in this curious plie-
omoaon lies in- the poceibility that tli9'
tiock may malto the circuit of the globe'
nd return to plague us at the end of'
ighty days. If it does the Chicago
owapaper correspondents had bettor be1
lainod up for the day , or all Boston will
o in fragments.
THE Now York Times' has upon its
laif four men who have dintinguishod
icmaolves by acts of moro than ordina-
f bravery. One of this quartette of ho
ses is Hurold Frederick who recently
isilcd Marseilles and Toulon and wont
trough the cholera hospitalo in order to
ivo The 'Pinion n reliable and complete
: count of the condition of affairs in
1060 plaguo-striokon cities How many
owapaper correspondents ara there lhat
ould thus have riakod their lives ) An
ther Timoa hero who performed n aim-
ar aorvico during the yellow fever
[ lidcmic in the south ia Mr. E. G ,
larnoll , who apoat weeks among the dead
nd dying and sent daily dispatches to
is papor. The third hero is Frank A.
> ul'uy , who wont on board a vessel In
uarnntino and interviewed a yellow
jvor patient. George F. Spinney , the
Jiirth member of the quartette , cornea
lie gold- medal of the Ilamano aocinty ,
nd a enocial OKO voted to him by con-
ress for liorolsni of a different kind ,
) uring the Spuyton Duy7Jldisastor Spin-
oy , at the imntinont risk of his own
ife , crawled through a burning car and
oscacd an old gentle-man who WBJ
inioned under the wreck.
Miu Biium certifies to the integrity
| J Assessor Doll. New let some ropuUu
> lo citizen cartify to tha integrity of 3Tr.
Jirkott.
BOKTQSIANS are discussing the Boinnio
listurbanco. Some people call U aa
jarUiquako. .
Ills Wlfu'H ISathliiK
I'roai the Somonlllf Journal.
They were walking up the street to
take a homeward-bound car , when ho
mddonly clapped his hand to his sldo
indexclaimed : "By Jove , I believe I
have lost ill" "What's the matter ? "
Miked his friend. "Mailer enough , " ho
answered , with a frightened countenance ,
as ho searched pocket after pocket , and
the expression of fear on his face became
more and more omphasuod ; "matter
onoughjwo start for Nowportto-morrow. "
The friend gaxod upon him in amazement.
Al length ho drew a long breath of relief
aud fishing an envelope- out of his inside
vest pocket , ho exclaimed "Eureka ! I
thought 1 had lost it , and wo start for
Newport in tto morning. " "Wluu'a In
the envelope ? " asked his friend , "My
vrifo'B bathing dross.
9
Krlo's New I'rceldent ,
saNKwYoilK , .AtiifUbt 18. Thu Commercial
pyntbat Jubn Kinp , Jr. , lm accepted thu
lebldeucy uf the Kriu railway.
VANi > Eunn/rs IIKAVY I.OSSKS
AVcnllli Snld to Hnvo Dwindle
( o n 1'nllry $ l. 0. ( ) ( ) ( ) , < ) ( ) ( ) .
Correspondence of the 1'blladoliihia I'ress.
A photograph of Vanderbilt's face an
its expression as ho drives do mi Iho roa
would bo a rich addition to any gollor
you may have on exhibition. Ho hr
lota of dollars and very few friends. Bt
his lots of dollars are not so marvelous t
they were , It is no secret of course , ths
ho haa wilhdrawn § 10,000 000 within th
year from his strong box ol governmer
bonds , and il ia a very open secret tha
that tolerably "tidy sum of money" wa
turned over lo his BOH , William . ,
balanaco IOSSOR made by that young acioi
of the familv , under the direction , however
over , of Wra. U , , himself. There is
good reason to believe , that aside froi :
the shrinknpes in the Vanderbilt proper
ties , or rather in the price
of Iho Vandcrbilt securities , th
family , as such , have been vor ;
far from being fortunate in their Wai
atront ventures. You will doubtlesa recall
call the fusa-and-fcathory way in whic !
every member of Ihal family took pns
session of his house when furnished , th
reception given by Vandcrbilt here , ani
the wonderful § 50,000 bill given by Vanderbilt
dorbilt also. That , however , wa3 tw
or three years ago. Have you heard c
any reception lately ? Were there an ;
grand balls given last year ? As malic
of fact , , the Hon'n ' house was not opone
at all hat winter , and an air of glnoi
nnd neglect hung about the place. Mi
Vanderbilt three years ago was supposed
nnd said l > v people who ought to know
lo bo worlh in Iho neighborhood of § 200
000,060. Judged by thu market price c
hia securities to-day , and the know
amount of govornmunl-bonds regiatere
in his name , it is considered a fair cst
mate lo put him down at § li > 0,00e,0p0.
Now , it ia manifestly absurd to judg
the feelings of a man worth § loOCOOOU
by these of a man worth § 20CCO or eve
§ 1,000,000. The latter would auppoa
that the possession cf § 150,000,000 woul
make him supremely happy and entire !
contented with this world , which woul
bo quito gold enough for him. Suppose
however , that n man were to lose 3,00 <
of hia § 20,000. It is clear enough to th
most obtuse intellect that ho would b
worried and excited , but , believe mo , hi
wouldn't be ono tilho a worried and ex
cited as William H. Vanderbilt ia lo-daj
because his millions are not so many a :
Ihoy were a year and a half ago.
Vanderbilt , you must remember , is nc
longer a young man. I dent know his
ago , but it ia somewhere along in the six
ties , Indeed ho was considerably over -1C
bcforo his father considered him wortli
trusting with any considerable amount of
: nonoy or ua a confident in any of his vast
Hitcrpriaca. William H. Vanderbilt
ivas a grown man with a grown family ,
living on Statcn Island , as a kind of half-
talced farmer , when his father took it
nto bin head lo utilize him aa the only
mo of the family who had any df greo of
lonso tit all. Don't you believe it ? "Well ,
Jiink it over. > Vhero are Iho olhoi
/anderbilts ? It would puzzleyo lo
ind any. The only Vanderbilt living
vhom the world over hears of is William
3. , and the only reason it over hears ol
lim is because hia father loft him a stu-
> endous fortune of 100.000,000.
> lory nnd Slmmo ot'Knllrond History
Vmciican Grocer and Dry Goods Chronicle.
The recentexpoao in the Now Yorb
Pimes of the Union Pacific management
s a dark chapter ili railroad hlatory.
'ho abuses and e tool 8 , are alil f p ossal
a design and execution. Vomnity , cor-
uption , falsehood and deceit leave a
race as sinuous and slimy as thai of ser-
lonla , and the poison injected inlo Iho
ody politic by , tlioso who Bought to buy
nd < defy legislation , ha&boea. hurlf ul and
crnicinus. The infamous Credit Mnbi-
era ia not forgotten , nor the smirch and
tain its ecandals loft on hitherto honor-
The fortunes dishonestly amassed at
: nit time , although larger have been
clipsed in the later history of this prop-
rty , , wlich is loft ruined and stranded by
lioso folae to their corporate trusts. They
ave escaped with their bouty after years
ft open defiance to congressional onact-
lontf. Congress haa failed of its duty ,
nd sworn officers of iho government
ave alee been remiss in the performance
f their high trusts. Bribery in courts ,
ribory in legislation , 'bribery in high
laces , almost open and shameful , has
eon practised and no man brought to
ustico.
IB it a wonder that public sentiment ia
obuscd , that the moral sense has become-
ullod , when corruption and fraud BO un-
lushing : and high handed go unpunished
nd the despoilers count their ill-gotten
c.ins by thu millions ? IB an open deli-
nco c f the law by the few calculated to
rin for ib respect from the great masa
, -hon they behold the oiTbndera at eaao
nd unmolested.
If wealth will buy exemption from tha
iw when guilt is proven why not Bock ii
y the Eahortest road rogardlcsa of the
latins c > 2 others ?
If men bold and unscrupulous can
row powerful enough' ' to snap _ their
ngorfv-ot the verdict of courti and juried )
vcrrido and sot at nought all forms of
quityr and at the same lima recetvo
omago Hiid attention , why hold fast to
lie old notions of hcnon and honccty ?
t ia not to bo wondered at , therefore ,
hat the standard of public morals is
jworod. Who are rosuouiblo for this
late of things ? The law breakers and
luv [ makers.
'Hills is eminently truein Iho history oE
ho Union Pacific railroad. The mean-
ire was conceived during Iho civi'J wur- ,
, nd found ready. Bupport. The road
vould add now strength to the Uliioa
ind become a now armor of defence.
ftmqreia grantol it liberal subaidioi and
lie people foundt no fault. Deep iniao
ist waa taken iaitho enterprise , nud the
lational pulse wa stirred at ita- rapid
iroftress. Tlis completion c $ tha last
ink which united ia bands of iron a. ton-
.inont was hailad with delight. The
; utiro nation partook cf the onthuoiaam ,
which waa earnest and patriotic ,
The originators and promoters were
July honoiud , for the inside history had
not been asvoalod. As wolves > u sheep's
: lothing , Ihoso men preyed upon a
nation's devotion for luiion to enrich
thomsolroa. They styled Iho road Union
in Pacific in deference lo the union
lonliment of Iho people. They took ad-
antigo of nation's generous franchia-
33 and subtidies and turned them ink
: najiuuls cf prlvatu gain ,
HoWiiH Glad to Meet Mini.
Drako'a Travellers' Mngaaino.
As Iho Irain pulled oul of Kansas
City recently , bound wesl , a fine looking
uld gentleman , who occupied a seat it :
the smoking car , was accoated by a rani
looking specimen of western humanity.
"Goin1 far weal , alrangor ? " ho asked ,
"Yes , sir , " replied the old fiontlciuau ,
politely } "I am going to Denver. "
"Busineasor pleasure ? "
"ChioOy for ray health , "
"Ah , yes. I ace. From the eas
ain'"V
"V os , I am President of the Twonti '
fifth National Bank of Now York. "
"You don't say so ! " exclaimed Ui
woalornor. Then ho added in a whispn
"Gin us yor hand , old parcl. I'm rigl
glad lo meet ycr. I'm a Missouri trai
robber. " .
A Warm llino Ahcnd ,
Boston Transcrijit.
No , " aald.Fopg , meditatively , "
don't fear what nmy como to mo in another
ether world ; it ia the act of dying tha
fills mo with a sort of nameless dread ,
don't like the idea of crossing the tlarl
river ; I always was afraid of water , yoi
know. " "You shouldn't lot that botho
you , " replied Mrs. F ; you'd have i
splendid chance to dry your clothes whoi
you reached the other side. "
L Ho Could Stand Anything.
1'rom the Arkansaw Trau-ler.
"I'll hove to take your leg off , " said i
physician to P man who had been injurci
in a railway accident.
"Never mind your chloroform , doc
tor , " replied the man. "I was onci
governor of Arkansaw and can stam
anything. " _
TORPID BOWELS ,
DSSORDERED LIVER ,
and MALARIA :
Trom tin-so sources nrlso threo-iourlhs o
tlio diseases of tlio human RICO. These
jyminmnslmUcntotlielrcxutenoojT.m * 01
Appetite , Jtotvclil contlvc , t > lclc Ilcail-
aclie , fullnesf nCtcr vntliii ; , aversion t < i
excitlou of bed } or mlml , 12ructutloii
of foiitl , Irritability of temper , J o
DpIrllH , A frrlint ; ofliariiit ; neglected
t nine duty , J > lr/.liiesqI'lHUcrIiiint the
Illenrt , Dots before tlio eyes.lilchly col-
rrcil Urine , OOV5iTU : ATIOV , nml do.
mantl tlio use of n romcily that acts directly
tin tlio I.Ivor. AssiLlvormcillcIuoTUTT'S
I'lTj yimvonoc iiiul. Tlit'lr action on the
Khlncys and liln is also iiromit ; removing
all impuiltiea tlirotish thcso ituoo "scnr-
tiiKcrii of the Hysum , " jiroilucliiK nppo.
tlte , sound digestion , n-gular steeN , a clnar
n'alnmidavluorousbody. TUTT'.sl-ll.r.S
cmiso no nausea or K > ipi'\B nor Ijitorfero
vrltli dally \voricnnd aio u i rfc-ct
ANTIDOTE TO W1ALARDA.
l-ulilcv. i ) uhi n\2.- . t'Uli-P.41 Jlurr iySt.N.Y.
GHAT Hvtu oil " \VniKi its cunngcil in
Btantly lo n Ut-o.sr HJAOK by tiRlugta np-
plication of tills uri : . SoM by Druggists ,
cr sent by cypress on receipt of 31
unico.-ll Jliirrnj-Strct-t.XPW York.
iVlAHUAL DF USEFUL RECEIPTS i
tbri\r3 r Horllck'il Food. " write kimdmU of
crati-fiil ninslier" 5Iothpr ' nulk omtnlu" no
March IIOItl.ICKS' 1 OODTOUlXrASTSfrco
from htari'li > rtiiircnijoc5oo.ii. | ! Thplxst fotnl In
health or n claima for INT VNTa. Th < 'lll tdletfor
in SIT.l'TrcS ami ISVAf.TDS HijrhlybcncuclaS
toiiurblntfnotlicrnoBailrl'-l. rric40aml7 . - . Alt
drugv'lBt"Jook out ho tn-.irnn ntof children , frea
"I T > clo\e ) ft tn he mipi ripr to nnvOilnc or tha
klmlrorchilMmi. " 1imTiniij it ticirlVJ
rnhi' ltnliicliiroiiouiiic ft i In tx-'t Food i a
th < luarkfl I * " U M < tritir V J > . Ittit-tn
'Oin of t t' > i > tt HutjHtliute. r r iupil.fr i milk. ' *
/ / /'r.Xim , Jl , II , II oi'Uy.i , A r.
\V1I1 IK- Kent by mnil on receipt of price In ptamps.
IIOItl.K'li'N ] ' < > ; > C ( ) liurlne.ViN. .
* J-UBE llou icu'a Uuv KJIHXCT
WILLIAMS'B'IaOCK
15th & Dodge Streets ,
KEEP YOUR EYE
In this list for harcains KDdlf you vloh a. lot In any
rt'of Otuaha Want to rent n house haic your
ioi a rtnted buy a houje sell the one you have
-want your papers raaue title look d up , and any.
hlnK routing to Heal Estate , en ami Bei )
BKAIIS--B03ARD ,
No. 213 11,700 House of tlto rooms on half ot ,
iK'Oct ' time of pale , and $25 per mcntli.
No. 206 82,000 1 acre and 1 rocm brlcliiouso n
ark Plaa , cash.
No. 2 i-Jlfl50 House cf six room * on lei 05x160 ,
nrk l'&c ] , on easy terras , $500 , and ? 0 pir month.
No. > _ 1,5CO IIou . and 1st In Bowery Hill ,
} oed cittern and well. One-half cnolraiid tmo !
221 C-2.300 Oood eli room houai.nn cocnpr hall
at ) one bock from 1SI Kekett , eouth ollT P. depot.
Iran n w Sold on eaov termn.
217 J7.SOO House of 4 rooms on foil lei , Center
trcet. Oood well , clatern and walls , } Ialf cash
, ml time.
197 JI.OOO House ol two rooma oil lot , lie-
; u'u audition. Ono Ijilf ca h ,
SO 8lson House oj four rooms on full lot , onl5rh
truot , iauth Omaha , ono half coon.
62 31.800 HOMSO cl five rooinKHi full lot In Pjr-
; er's odiltlun , onu block north ol 320)000 uchool
iuue , south front , tfuod neil , clttotu , iMXanJ a bar.
; a.ln oivasv terms.
7D J7.COJCorner Ut 11 V. Fmlth'rt aiidltlon , two
; oed d"lllniB , souili and cast front , on car line ,
hwi.i and on easy terms.
40 S , OW-I.oU : i ! < uid 14 , csnxvr I'arnim street
.ndmwr court hou o , two c < xxl ilnikllngii on lot ,
mt bunlnef s property. A Kro t lurpvn.
And Iota of barirrlns all < mr town. Call at offloj
.ud'-jxamlne our IU ) lor Improved prcptry.
LOTS IN
SAWTEORNE ,
TABOR PLACE , ;
OMAHA VIEW ,
Ul In all flrst-'Jaia Inside r-JJItloan , and It
o find a lot toumt jou.out odour citonsho hat ,
ben Omaha Aztn not contain ono >
Onmhu View b on the toad to Ita barracki , and U
hat v'at ' sout'J of I < , K rVAihins * nnldenco , .Vo sell
f.Hfrom iOO oJ'.0 , Jiocr inoro down at Mine ol
le anil monLhly i > a ) menU $200 dowu and wo will
lid j ou a 'tonne on tljj lot.
lUwtliorr * U west ojitlw IInH School 030 mile ,
nd o are wiling lot ? oim third down amlroonthlv
jayiiienU. This addition l 'jradca and lot > are $350
w'jflOO caii. Koiv iatto tlai * lubuytUla prioel
iru low nivt terms cuy.
TaUor W oo lion I'urnanntrett and I ] a cholM
ulditlon. with only tavlvo l t' Mt , and ttey are al
m eood : iU oa thei * aru lu > tl > 0 addition , Prices f t75
Lotam Shermv ) . &VUVM , ast and west frjnio.
3ne-hUf > Mock Iu IVIlcoa'S addition , cbu p and vay
: erui .
iiT.Tcu't fall iicill br kuxalns at.ue olnco ,
SEAES < & ; E03ARD
Cor. 15th and Dodge Streets ,
WILLIAMS liLOOK.
A , SHIPMAN , M. D ,
BDllevuo , - STeTiraska.
OKF1CB WITH
M. A. SDIPMAN , DRUGGIST
1710 DODGE STJIEET.
Prh ate rccms lor adulti at rcaionable ratei , Inclu-
dluy nutilng. Prompt attention Kl > en to cmergeney
cttet , ritienta can U > attended by their own phy
sician /jTlHilwnsaiy for the poor oixm TueM JS ,
1hunJtt md bftturda a ( rom 10 to 11 a. m.
BROKERS ,
1404 Farnam St. , OMAHI
PARTlAti LIST OF SPECIAL UAUQAI.V3
PROPERTY ,
Fnrmint ; Lands , Improved Farms an
Stock Farina in Doughs , Casa , Cedar
Nanco , Thayer , and Howard
Counties.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ,
C& For Sale 88x00 foct on IStli street , near Hai
noy , ruorn ( or a brick block , of loiirntorcs whic
\\ouKl rent readily. If notsold within SO liaj
It will be withdrawn and built upon. Sout
44 ( t. corner alloy S. JOO. Inside 41 ( t. , 93,250
43 For Sale A barBln ( , 88x132 It. on 14tli St. , nca
Jonca St. ! Call aud sco tn In regard to thla pro ]
crty w o hao 1urialn for > ou ,
H- For Sale Octxl business lot on Cumlng St ,
( ,3W2 feet (0,000.
01 For Sale Iinpro\cd Farnam street propertynra
12th street , SI7.COO.
117 For Sale -40jxl3I feet , splendid brick Improve
incut , aa oed bujlne a UK Is Iu the city # 10,000.
2S For Silo Elegant corner oil street car Wnc , 33 :
00 store , two story , and biicmcnt 18x40. Oooi
locatloa , SO.COO.
18 For Sale Splendid business crrncr on 13th St
lot OtKliS , etoro buililiuf , ' and barn bargaln-
SI,5CO. ,
07 For Sale A business property for S4SBOO jl W
ing a rich income of 15 per cent , net on In Teat
meut
53 For Silc On California , close to Belt line lo
31x132 , twostjry house and barn , 83.500.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Tor Sale witnin Half-Mile of Poatofiico
.
15 Hou e and lot . . . . . . $ 0,00
3S3 - House and lo ! _ , . 3.5CI
a5House and lot . 2,80i
32J House nml lot . 2,601
HO House and lot . 2/01
-s9 House and lot . S,2u
02 Houscand lot . , 12,001
01 Two Houses . 12 , K
° 3 House and lut . 3EO
! > 3 Housaaudlot . 2,20 (
73 House nnd lot . -l.ooc
72 House nnd lot . 3801
(18 ( House and lot . , 4,501
63 House and lot . 20 (
59 House aud I6t . 0.f.C (
57 House and lot . P.fOC
80 House and lot . 4 , o :
31 Huuse and lot . 0(0t
.151- House and lot . ; 3,00 * .
55 House and lot . B.OOi
f5i Uouac and loj . 3,00.
40 House and lot . 12,001
3S House and lot . 0.5CC
lenidcncos for snlo within a milo circle oi
Postoflico and outside of Half Milo.
'o.
? 3U noiiFoandlot . S2.SOC
or HoU'eindSlots . , . O.COC
3S Ifouse and lot . , 3.60C
33 House and lot . 3,000
3G House and lot . 2.BOC
3D Housaand lot . 2,800
XI House ind lot . 2,100
2S Hou'e and lot . 1.70C
45 Houwanllot . 2.26C
70 House and lot . - . 3,5 e
08 House anj lot . 1,050
C8 Houao and lot . 3COt
OOl Houwandlot . 2.000
75 Housoandlot . 2,800
30 Hou.D tail lot . 3.300
93 House and 2 lota . 3COU
91 House and let . 1,700
73 Houeo .oral lot . 2MO
SS House and lot . 4 , COC
81 Homo and lot . 2,000
CSTHesidrnce lota in all parts o ! ' the city and all
, \cr * jirojiorty near the cily. Prlceuand
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY
SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS h 3NYDEH.J
General Dulcialn
H05 FARNAM ST > OMAHA.
Hctn lor 9 ! _ 2COcno lores nirotrlly Delootdd bndl
eastern Ntiiraslia. at low prloo cad on OMy tcruu.
Improvra nruia ro/ealo In DOUK'M , Uodgo , Colin
latte , llu.-t , Lu.nlnHarpy , Vtmsiaxtua , MericV
auudera , und Butler Jountlea.
Taxes pild In all p rt-j of the BtSa , ;
Moncv loaned onlaiproved farms.
Notary. lublic alrraj a Iu office Correspondence
Icltod
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLANDS PACIFIC R'Y
Ujr tha central tioiltlon of Its line , conneettttha
Ka t aud thu West by the oUortcot route , and car *
rloa piuionir \\lthout chac o of cam , hutvcen
Olitctga aud Kan o Uit > , fouiu-il Ilutf ) . Ltuvcn.
wartli , Sichuan. Wlnncarclm and tit r..ul. It
conceeftt in Union Ucnol * Ith all the principal
Unc of road bi > tv\rei tlio AtUntio nnd the Vagina
Ucc. ria. It > cquipiurut 11 unrivaled and ic-iKnl
IcepiiiB Ctrl , nnd the ileal i.uia of Jliulnu Can
. .i Iho World- Three Traliu ' " - Siid
ulltnourl JUvtr i'olntfc Tw- " ' ' > . n oiil-
ud Uiunrapcrlii inJSi. .wu ! , , , , MUvnouj
"ALBERT LKA
A New aud Direct Line , via Seneca and Kanka.
.
_ AU Thraush
the ' Ucltcc ' ' tttateH * aud a a Uauada. ! ! Pf'pclpal ' Ticket Offlcen In
lliicize cheeked Ihrouch aud ratei of fare al.
woy AH low a coiapctUora that oner lv advtn.
tagea.
for dcttllcd InlormatloD.rel the Mapiand Fold.
tr ot the
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
i.1 your ueirci ! Tiulial Olnee.or nddrcn
n , n , CABLE , E. ST. JOHN ,
' -
THE' MBKCHAHTS
Authorized Capital. - $1,000,000 J
Pnid-up Cnpitnf , - - 100,000 '
Surplus Fund , - - 70,000
BANKING OFFICE I
N W. Cor , Farnam ana 12lh Sts
OFFiornsi
FIAM Mtrnmr , President. I Bin'tK. UoaiM , 7-P
Din. B. Woor , Caahler. | Lrrilia DKIRI , A
Frank Murphy , Samuel K. Revert , Ben. . .
Charles 0. Iloueol , A. D. Jouoa , Luther Drake.
Transact a Oeuoral Banking Business. All
tare any Banking business ta transact are Invited
call. No matter how larpe or email the transaction ,
t will receive our cartful attention , and we pioml
ln ayg courteous treatment.
Piv panlcular attention lo btHlnew lor p rtlM
residing outside the city. Exshan e on all the prin
cipal cities of the United States at very lowest rules.
AcoounH of Bank ! and Bankers received on laver
.bio . terms.
lasucaCott'flcate ot Dorics ! ! bearing B per con
ntercst.
Buys and sells Foreign aichange , County , Oil
and Oovc rnmont seountltm
UNITED STATES
OK OMABA.
S , W Cor , Farnam and 12th Sis ,
Capital , - - $100,000.00
C. W. HAMILTON , Pros't.
8. n. CALDWELL , V. Prco't.
M. T. BARLOW. Ganhlor. .
DIRECTORS :
3. S. OAIDWILL , B. P. SMITH ,
0. W. HAMILTON , M. T. BAIUOW ,
0. WILT. HAMILTON.
Accounts solicitor , and Icopt aub
Joct to sight chocU.
Qortlflcatos of Deposit Isouod pnv
able In 3 Oand CZmontha , boarlng
Intoroot , or on demand without In-
toroat.
Advances made to custornoroon
approved oocurltloa at mnrUot rate
of Intorost.
The Intorooto of Customers rtro
c'oooly guarded and every facility
compatible with prtnclplos of
sound banking freely extended.
D'aw sight drafts on Englnnd.lro-
land , Scotland , and all parts of Eu-
I'OPO.
Seil European Passa e Tickets
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
k
Cor. 13th and Douglas Sts.
Capital Stoclt , - - - 5150,000
Lability of Stockholders , 300,000
FJB Per Cent Interest Paifl-os - Deposits
LOANS MADE ON HEAL J8STAZE
JAUESE.BOYD . Pro nl
D.M. BENNETT . VIoo President
W. A. PAXTON . Managing Director
J01IN E. WILDUR . Cashier
DIIAS. P.MANDBR3ON , TIIOS. L. KIMDALL ,
X. W. GANNETT , MAX MEXEK ,
( KNKT PUNDT E L. STONF
United States Depository
OF OMAHA-
CD ] : . 13th and Farnam. Sts.
The Oldest Banking Establishment
in Omaha ,
SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHEflJ.
orcanlrod in 1808.
Organized aa a National Bank In
C20OGOO
3UKPJjtJS Ain > PROFITS -
UntMin Kouxrrs , Presldcoi.
JOUN A. CamcinTon , Vlco President
A auaius KOONTZB , 2d Vice Preetdeni.
A. J.
H. MiaQnmB , AMlstunt Cashier. ' ' " '
nuacts k general banking business , lit n
citco b&arlnR Interest. Drawa itrnfta
BCD and principal cities In the United
nnd un , Dublin , Edinburgh and to ( t
tbl continent and
CHARLES RIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER ,
AND DEALElt IN
KolalicSascs.Cafflns , Caste , Shronfls ,
HTO. , KTO. ,
000 Fat-nam St. , - O 1AIIA , JNEU
'clcKraphio orders promptly attended to. Telephone
Jo Ml , _
H , K , BUJBKET
. . OIBiCTOR UNO EMBALMEfl
111 North 10th Street Umana
818 14TH 'STREET , BET.
AND DdUOLAS
DREXEL & MAULf
( snooEssonsTO JOHN a. JACOBS )
UNDERTAKERS 1
the old eUnd 1417 rarru-n street. Otdors by
i ph snllclttil anrt promiitly atter.toil to
JA , fl. PEABODJt Jtuia ,
PHYSICIAN & SGEGKON ,
Hc/ldcnce No. 1407 ionti St , OlAcc , No. 1509 r"ar.
uiu St. Olllco hours 1 ! in. to 11 > , m. ami from f to
p. in. Telephone for olllco 87. roldeuce , 126.
HOIBROOK , SBEL'l'OiTS'MEAHY.
ingineering , Suivefing \ ,
*
AND CONTRACTING WOUK
Done ulthln the city and throughout the SUte.
/irOfflco CralKhton Block , opposite City Knclneer'a
Illce. al3-lm
. 0. CARLISLE ,
DttEEDER OF
MO , VALLEY , - - - IO\VA.
Snd ( or Circular ! . "