Nebraska Newspapers

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O. Hex , 488 Omabn. Neb.
IT wan really the republicans of apix
who first gave up the ghost.
WHAT a rajjo there will bo for Grovi
Clovoland'a autographs to ollicial con
miaalona.
SOMR of the cutUomon of the plains ai
crying ont , "Millions for the fence bt
not ono cent for tribute. "
IIiiNiiy WARD BKKOHEK acorns to liar
Loon ono of the moat important ward
that 0rover Cleveland oirilod.
I'OI.ITIOAT. cabinet makers are like nh
gono'ral furniture doalor. They rocoiv
the timber in the "rough" and finis
them up to emit the dcairoa of the horn
trade.
JAY GOULD haa withdrawn from th
directorship of ecvon railroads within th
lout ninety days , It is supposed tlia
this includes the underground railroad i
politics.
TUB Louisville Courier-Journal anj
that no doctor has over boon olooto
prcaidntit of the United States. It i
consoling to contemplate that this rul
doei not hold good in cabinet appoint
jnonts.
IN obituary language a great man ;
will go over to the "groat majority" before
fore Clovoland'a term Is ondod. Like
ivinu a creat many will go over to thi
pmall plurality during thn aamo period
politically speaking.
ONH of the most sorrowful features o
the Jast campaign is the broken columi
of republican patriots who were willinj
to succeed postmaster McBride at Lin
coin. The wheel within a wheel is do
ciilcdly out of "Gero. "
CUMMINGH , the actrofls , duali
in real estate , and has built a hot ° l andrew
row of cottages. [ Chicago Mail.
She enacted the aamo role in Cnancia
tragedy in this city nome years ago , an <
the scenery ia still sot , but another lini
of actors and actresses give it lifo.
CAUKTUL estimates place the amount o
capital invested in cattle in the west al
$3,000,000,000 , of which $1,000,000OOC
In represented at the St. Louis cattle con <
volition. This is tbo kind of a cipher
dispatch that needs no translation.
IT was very fortunate that the lawyori
did not got into a wrangle over the Now
York count. If William M. Evarts had
ever struck the Atlantic coaat with one
of his trans-continental sentences the
country might have looked for the end
of the count in its Christmas stocking.
Gov. Ouosiiv , of Montana , having ;
boon appointed assistant postmaster gen
< cral , his gubernatorial shoos are in bif
demand. There are already ovnr twoutj
applicants for the vacant position , ant
they are making the closing days o
President Arthur's term moat uncora
fortablo for htm.
ONE of the singularities of the late
campaign in Now York was a polltlca
apeoch made to an assemblage of deal
mutes. It was undonbtodly a signal auo
ceHs. If the Rev. Doctor Burchard had
only given digital Instead of labial ex
pression to his alterations , what an
amount of political brlmatono would have
remained uuuacd.
CLEVELAND is sound on the temperance
question , oven if ho ia not a prohibition-
lat. Ho lately pardoned a man who wan
undergoing a llfo sentence for having ,
'while drunk , killed another , the condi
tion of the pardon being that the mur
derer should never touch a dron of liquor
again underpenalty ; of re-turning to pris
on.
A. WASHINGTON correspondent of the
Cleveland Leader haa constructed the
moat solid cabinet for Cleveland that hoe
yet appeared in print. In it four of the
placet ) could bo filled by men who have
hcadod the party ticket In paatcampaigni
and other minor portfolios given to the
vice presidential candidates who woulo
bo , like the democratic party , a living
monument of dead issues. Here it ia :
Secretary of War George B. Model
Ian Dafeated In 18G-I on the ground thai
the war was a failure.
Sr.orocary of State Horatio Soymoui
Defeated in 18G8 on the ground of the
failure of reconstruction and anti-negro
uulTrsgo.
Secretary of the Treasury S. J Til
den Defeated in 187(1 ( on the issue of so
called reform and the failure of rcuuinp
tlon ,
Secretary of the Navy General Han
oock 1880 , di'fcatr d on the failure of tin
protective tariff and on strict ccuatruo
tlon ground * .
Secretary of the Interior D. Grab
Brown 1872 , defeated on the grounds ol
liberal republicanism ,
Attorney General George II. Poiidlo
on 1801 , "tho war is n failure. "
I'outm.isler General-Willium n. En-
pUeli 1830 , tar IT for roveimu only , etc , ,
etc.
ADMISSION OF NKW STATUS.
Ono of the great problems to bo co
sidcrod nt the very outset by the no :
congrots is the admission of now state
There are now fcur territories that a :
anxious to bo admitted M slates of tl
union. Southern Dakota , independent i
the northern portion of the territory , hi
enough people to cntillo her to two rcpr
sontalivos in congress , should aho bocorr
a state , Now Mexico has the rcqnirc
population , and so has Utah. Montai
now claims a population of 84,000 , an
will at an early day apply for admisaic
to the nnion , Dakota of courao would I
a republican state beyond any doub
Utah would bo democratic , win !
Now Mexico and Montana woul
giro both parties a fighting chance , wit
a little advantage In favor of the domi
orals who will have th
control of afodoral patronage whic
would doubtless have grot
influence among the politicians of a no
state. The democrats will naturally o ]
pose the admission of Dakota , but ( if D ;
kola It kept out no other territory can b
consistently admitted. She has from fift
to 100 per cent more people than oithc
of the torritorioa except perhaps Utal
There 'will bo a decided opposition t
the admission of Utah , on the ropubll
can aldo of the house , on the ground the
to admit Utah under the present con
dltlon of affairs , oven with a con
stltutlon prohibiting polygyamy , wouli
bo givng a strong guarant ;
for the perpetuation of that rollc of bar
barism. After Utah unco becomes ;
itito she can altar her constitution , am
and it would bo a very difficult matte
indeed to expel her from the union ovoi
if aho should violate the provisions of tin
enabling act. Ai to Dakota the quostioi
of admission may come up during tin
present congress as a bill has boon introduced
ducod to make her a state. It will b
raraomborod that the bill was recommended
od by the senate comic it lee on territories
but the stumbling block to ill passage ha
boon in the house. The hill has booi
opposed by the democrats on the grouui
that the admission of Dakota as a state
with at least throa republican oloctora
votes from the start , bofon
the rocout presidential election
would materially all'act the proaidoncy ,
Now that the election ia ever , that ob
jootlon no longer nxlats , and It bocumef
a quoation whether It Is worth while foi
the democrats to any longer oppose the
admission of that territory , unless they
Intend to keep her out for four years
more. Ead aho bcon admitted as a state ,
and had cast her doctoral votes , whether
they wore throe or five , for the ropubll.
: aii national ticket , it would not have al
tered the result which as isnowshowndc-
Bonded upon the vote of Now York state.
[ t is true that Dakota as a state would
itrongthon the republican party , but at
, ho aamo time it appears to us that the
lomocrata could , by admitting the othoi
territories , at least Montana and Non
Mexico , before the next presidential election
tion , more than counterbalance this rep-
iblican gain. It is simply an outrage , no
natter what the political aspects of the
sountry are , to longer refuse to Dakota
.ho privilege of joining the sisterhood of
tales. She now has a population of
loarly half a million people , who are do-
'eloping the rosourcoa of that vast em-
> lro , and who demand that they shall
MJ accorded their constitullonal rlghla.
3ho may bo unfortunate in being ropub-
icati in politics juat at this time. If she
voro democratic she would have no
rouble in becoming a slate. The demo-
irats will not hesitate to promote any
lohomo that will increase their strength.
Chore has booon some talk of dividing
Coxas inlo two or three slatoa. This
> ropoaition incola with a good deal of fa-
rot among the democrats nf Texas , and
f there wore a democratic majority In the
louato they would probably cut Texas ,
which is an empire within itself , into
.wo status at least , and this would ma-
icrially add to Ihoir strength in the solid
louth by increasing the doctoral voles
md adding two senators to the
Jnitod Stales senate. It may bo possi-
> lo that in order to got Dakota into the
inlou it may bo necessary for the rcuub-
leans to consent to the admission of oth-
ir territories that would add equally to
ho democratic alronglh. It would seem ,
horoforo , that the admission of Dakota
s more a question of politics than of con-
litulional right and justice.
TUKIIK has boon a great deal of talk
, mong the friends of Jim Laird about
ho largo majority that ho received ,
"hoy are claiming for him a majority of
hout 4,000 , and are boasting that his op-
tonont , Captain Stlokol , did not know
hat ho was running , The fact la , how.
ivor , that Laird's majority is only about
1,100. Stlokol received ever 18,000
otos , which is a prolly good vote for a
nan who didn't know ho was running.
Its vote was 8,000 more than that re
vived by the anti-monopolist candidate ,
) r. Moore , two years ago , and about
1,000 more than the vote received
> y the combined opposition two
roars ago. Mr. Laird owes his
iloctlon lo corporation influence and
> ribory lo bull-dozers and jobbers , and
o fraud. Coplaln Phtlllpj , of Iho B. &
Mt railroad at Lincoln , spout day and
light during the entire campaign in in-
ilrucling Iho railroad employes how to
rote , and how to Inllumico others how to
role with them. The railroad henchmen
ind wire-pullers scoured the district from
mo end to the other in putting up all
lorts of jobs and frauda for Jim Laird ,
uid If half the promiroi Hut they made
we fulfilled it will bankrupt them as well
is the railroad congressman.
A UNIFORM aystom of aldowulks should
jo adopted in this city , and no more
dank walks should be nllowud lo bo put
Ifi'.vn upon such tlrcola aa Farnam and
D tigUs and the cross slrcots bolween
them. There wai an ordinance passed
Iho council prohibiting Iho furlhcr tiso
wood on Farnam street , but cxcoptio
having bcon made in favor of certain pi
lion , it haa virtuilly boon abrogalcd ,
ought , honovor , bn again put in fore
Nothing but natural atonn should hoi
after bo laid on the streets above mo
tinned , It not only mikes the be :
smoothest and must durable walk , but
in reality much the cheapest material
Iho end.
WP. would like lo ask the poatnflico a
Ihorillos at Washington why O'Man
Holt countyNebraska , has boon ronatni
Dorsev ? Why should a presumably r
spoclablo neighborhood bo called aflor
star-route thief and a political corru
tionlsl ? Chicago Nctv.i.
This is Iho latest democratic oulrago <
a free , fearless and nourishing coinmun
ty. The News has got hold of the wroi
Dorsoy. The town aforesaid was nam <
after lion. George W. E. Doraoy , coi
grossman-oloct from thn third Nobranl
districl. It can bo aoon by the nlphabo
ical prologue to our Dorsoy's ' name Ih
ho 1ms used every effort to diatinguie
himaolf from Iho star-route ranger erin
in all other qualities that go to make c
good citizenship. There ia no more 'sin
tlarity bolwcon them than between
pua and pagoda ,
Ono of the causna a algned by M :
Blaine for the republican defeat in No
York ia lhat it tran a rainy election da ]
There ia good deal of truth In this , fc
; ho republican vote in Now York is largt
y in the country , and the farmers wi
not ride any great distance through ral
! Uid mud for the purpose of voting. Bi
wo believe that the rain did not cost Mi
Ulaino as many votes as Dr. Burcl
ird's ' intolerant alliteration , "Rum , lie
manlam and rebellion. " Mr. Blaine nt
mils as much as this and expresses hi
opinion in a very emphatic manner coi
corning that unfortunalo remark.
THE Union Pacific proposes lo cot
linuo its hospital lax. Wo have alwaj
nuintainp.d lhat this tax was an unjui
nsojsmont upon the employes of thread
road , as every railroad company ought take
ako care of the mon injured in its service
rho tax of fifty conls is altogalhor to
nuch , oven if the system ia continued
ind it is to bo hoped that it will bo cu
lown to trronly-iivo cents or fifteen cent
i month. If such a reduction should b
nado the employes would bo more satis
bd lhan they are now , a/though / the im
loaition of a lax of oven ono cent ,
nonth for any such purpose , is in ou
ipinion unjust.
THK republicans of Now York wer
ndulging in a litllo hope of slalo palron
go , thinking that the succession o
jiout. Gov. Ilill to Iho gubornatoria
hair would make Dennis McCarty-
Iill's ancceaaor as lieutenant governor
ircsldont of the senate. Au oxamlnatioi
if the law , however , shows that ovoi
his poor satisfaction ia denied th
ranqulshod. Verily , the democrat !
> room has swept clean.
THK Denver Opinion has a very pee
pinion of the national republican com
nitloo. It refers to the members as "i
at of ton-cent politicians running a four
ollar' campaign , " and aays that whoi
ho facts are clearly brought to the sur
ace it will bo shown that Mr. Blalni
ras not beaten by the democracy , but b ]
is own committee , wnich was wholly in
ompoteut in all respects.
" No change in the figures , " corapriai
ho Now York nowa now. Those word
o not refer to Iho terpsichorean enjoy
lents of Iho season nor lo plumbers
Hie.Vo assort it on the beat authorllj
: iat they are merely ballot box quota
one.
THK democrats and republicans in tin
lllnois legislature are lied , and tw <
roonbackora hold the balance of power
t is about time for John A. Logan anc
ho senatorial candidates to give the raj
aby a big doao of tally.
TAMMANY saved ouo office from the po
tical wreck of the 4th insl Iho coroner
'ho sachems can hold their own inqucsti
n Iheir own dead. II might bo appro
rlalo to have coroners on national lick
Is in doublful years.
IT lias boon suggeslod lo Grovoi
Jlovolaud that ho ought to appoin
loorgo William Curtis poatmaator
cneral as ho is a man of letters ,
Mil. BI.AINK having gracefully ao
opted the situation , the republican parlj
annot help following suit.
STATE JOTTINGS.
Adams claims the uoatutt court room in tin
tate ,
Grand Iilaiul is bestirring Itiolf to eocun
10 atato fair ,
The new school building at Amaworth li
Pl'roachliig completion ,
Dodge county claims 17,000 population , ot
to strength of 3 , tOO votos.
A Urge uumbur of reimblican roosters in tin
ate ! w\u Loen lousoil to advertisers.
The iliBtrict court docket ot Lincoln count ]
the largest over printed in the county.
Walter 1'lunoy , of Webiter county , hai
otn adjudfjed iusauo nd sent to tlio tuyluni
Henry Millc the man stabbed In a row al
'ooper on election day , Is ntlll ulhobut verj
w.
lloitlngt polled 1,113 , votoa and claluu , in
10 utreiirfth of thin , to bo the third largoal
ty in the utato.
Kromont harbors have raised the price ol
WVC.1 live uent , to rt'pubhams , clviniing thai
10 unusual leiiRtli of their faces jiistititu tht
icroiso.
Marriages and huikiug bees are multiply
ig In tliu btutj , lliibUy liravesaru fullnif
n every hlilc , nntltten with tha chaims oi tin
irn ijueeim , backnd with coul weather.
Thu coininUsionurs ot Itlchardeon count ]
wo upiirnprlattiil S.'OO lowaul maUlrif ; a dm
layuf ugriculturul untl iiuinuf.ictiue.l piu
nets of that county ut thu Kuw Orleans
! r.
Two l''all City boys wcni Meutoncrd to tin
form ecl'ii" ! for herm ttunling. YIlllu on
if w < y to Knurney one of tlieiu bllpiied nua\
*
inn tlu ollU'or , Htuic'.c a ltl ! : J B ll fur Knn
1.1 mid escaped ,
Two imminent oitlteui of 0 liiinbiu luve a
b t of four Mckn of flour on tinrrult nf t
prfl l Icntml ulpcll n , the locr 1 trannpi
Ihf Mm on a whw'u ' rrnw t ) the r < > sl'li'n
of the ni nncr , led by .1 baud of inn Ic.
Kotno fixty or seventy far.ncn And bu lnf
men from Illinon p f od thnniph Lincoln It
Wednesday on n land eeelnfi tup over the
i M. road , They RO out M far ni McCook
n liitly and will then ecattrr nnd return
their own iilenjurn. Thiy are principally frn
Springfield.
Two umart alecki in I'laltsmonth walki
Into Mat Shlegel'n cipar ftoro nnd noctirod
box of cigars on tick until a bet Iwtwcnn the
was noUlt-d. The bet limits on the dlrcctli
in which the high school tower would fi
should It take a tumbln. The boys n o c
Joying a smoke while Mat in waiting for tl
crash ,
,1. A. Thompson , nmiacor of A. Tytro'l
fiedstoro , of Lincoln , drove oil In n bug ? ;
Tliumday last , nnd has not been hoard <
fiinco Saturday the biirgy { nnd horse we
found near Avoci with a note aHking Inform
tlon ns to their whcroibotiU ho Bontti'i'yrrol
Thompson had been sick and It was foarocl t
had wandered off In n delirium , but su-plcioi
deepen that ho has dls.-xppaared on account i
financial dillicultiea connected with his mai
agomont of nn csUta of which ho wai admli
istrator.
pid growth ot Hall couuty nnd 11
urrounding country Uasourchof gratlficatlo
to thu Orand lalnnd Independent , and to a
who watch tha remarkable progress of the ei
tliofltato. "Our growth and dcrcloptnent ,
s.iya the Indopenclont , "havo bcon steady an
marked for yoan. Increasing In ratio froi
year to ycaruntil it has reached u point whor
It cxccodg twenty l > cr cent In botli wealth on
population oich ypar. To ono who has watcho
thn development from the very small beglr
nlng , it is indeed ploatlng and gratifying I
the extreme , botoknning a grand fntnro for th
town und county. That Grand Island Is dei
tined to become the croot commercial centr
of Nebraska , and ca the prosperity .of the tow
brings with it corrosiwndlng prosperity to th
county , it Is safe to say that only n few year
will elapse before Hall county will ho rountoi
atnon ? the wealthiest countloi of the Interlo
of the state , 0,1 she is now conceded to stan
at the very head as an agricultural county. "
NchraBkn TliankHKlvliif ; I'roclatna
tlon.
The year now drawing to a close ha
been freighted with bloesiuRa in nbun
dant measure to the people of Nebraska
The conditions that inovo the humai
heart to thankfulness surround us upai
every hand.
The glad songs of peace and plenty gi
up from the haPPy homes of a prosper
oua and contented people.
Thursday , the 27 h day of ITovombor
haa boon dcolgnatcd by the President o
the United States as a day of Nationn
Thanksgiving , and in harmony therewith
1 , Jumcn W. Davvea , governor of thi
State of Nebraska , do hereby rccommcm
to thn pocplo of this atato that the daj
so appointed bo observed ai a day o
thanksgiving nnd prayer to Almightj
God in humble acknonledgomont of Hi
continued mercies.
"Enter into hia gntea with thankegiv
ing , and into his courts with praise ; bi
thankful unto him nnd bless his namo. '
Lot the voice of praieo-oflerlns bi
hoard from all at the hearthstone alta :
of Doino , nnrl In the Sanctuary.
If such there bo in your midst , thoi
from your abundance relieve the want ;
and gladden the hearts of the needy , ani
the suffering.
"So shall thy barna bo filled will
plenty , and thy presses shall burst ou
with now wine. "
In Witness Whereof , I have horounte
sot my hand and caused to bo sfiixod thi
the Great Seal of the State of Nebraska
Done at Lincoln this Fifteenth day ol
November , in the year of our Lord On <
Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty
four ; of this State the Eighteenth , ani
of the Independence of the Unitec
States the Ono Hundred and Ninth.
fSirnl. ] JAMKS W. DAWKS.
By the Governor ,
EDWAltl ) P. ROOOEN ,
Secretary of State.
Tlio Danger nf Debt ,
Kansas City Journal ,
The west has , in its march of progress
as marvelous as it has been , had to con
tend agaliibt dobt. All classes of indus
try have been clogged by Iho diapoaitior
to borrow more than has been prudent ,
! tnd ospocinlly has this boon true of the
farmers. They have boon too much in-
slincd to buy more than they ahould on
time , and diacount tholr growing crops.
The effect has been , and it is felt jus )
now when farm products are low ,
that though the money received foi
them will purchase as much , and per
haps more , of every kind of supplies
needed in the house or on the
farm , aa the aamo amount of crops a few
poara ago nold at higher rates , yet the
farmer with debts to pay is not relieved
of his hardships , for hlj debts have not
iiminishod , but have increased with ac.
cumulated interest.
To avoid the effect of hard times , a
farmer must keep out of dobt. The great
misfortune of the avorogo farmer to-dny
: omos from long standing debts , with ac
cumulated interest , and the present Ion
[ iricos for farm products that renders
liquidation a slow process at beat , if it do
[ Kit prove ruinoua in Iho end.
It may bo contended that wo are mod-
iliug _ in what docs not concern us in
ipeaking nf the danger of debt to the
farmer , and especially by ihoso in dobt.
It may bo regarded as unkind to invite
ittontion to the prevalence of debt among
farmora , but we do refer to it to enjoin
; aution. Wo would say to all farmora to
uo cautious about contracting debts , and
irhcn once relieved of debt to bo extremely -
tromoly cautious ubout entering intc
bondage again.
Wo know there are many iuducomonte
for the farmer to got into debt. Mor-
: hanta invite him to extend his credit ,
fur they know while ho may bo alow in
paying , ho ia generally very sure. Loan
igonta aud others are willing to advance
lim money , for they know , as Gov.
Trover Cleveland said to the farmora at
lOlinlrn , N. V. , that the soil does not
ihift from place to place , and the farm
s sure to remain whore it can be realized
m if the money loaned is not forthcom *
ng at the proper timo. All those tempta
tions aud Invitations to accept credit
ihould bo avoided as much as possible by
.ho farmers.
Wo know that the ( farmers will find it
mrd to resit , and that the manner of
'arming in this country makes it almost
loccssary to borrow while the crops are
; rowlng , to furnish the needs of the
arm and fireside. But this excuse foi
; oing in debt , In a great measure , can
) o overcome ; overcome by farming dif-
orontly , and by raising a diversity ol
iroducts.
The Ihrlfty and Industrious farmer
ihould always have someihtnc to soil
vhon ho is in need of money. Our farm-
) rs take to ono crop , earn or wheat ,
oo much , Tno nalo ot
: hceo staple crops should bo supple-
ueiitod by sales of the products of the
loultry yard , the dairy , from the stable
n the wity of horses , tro.u the orchard ,
ho hog- pen , and from other sources of
mpply that can bo multiplied by industry
tint common butincas sense ou a farm ,
Such u courto would relieve many t
'ivniur ( f debt , or at any rate keep iu'.my
t oiu ( nit of debt who now thinks of bar-
owing is the only way tn keep eoul and
> ody together while waiting Ion an ad'
u tlio price of ouo or tnj pr
ho has f"r sale ,
A n\n \ siiij incnt.
N'ow nrran TJinpf Dcinccr.it.
On MjidnyUst the "Big J" ro ;
shipped and received f om it * wharf , ;
the foot of Calliope strcof , eifihtten ca
loads of oranges and lemoni , and twonl ;
'nine car-loads of bannnar. The rflicia
( say that this is the largest shipment <
ruit hat the roao * \er received , ar
that oycry year tht-.ttccipts jf the roe
) n fruit sblpmcntB show a decided it
rcnic. The incrcnco this year linn bcc
. .tUMUnlly large , and there li every rcasc
to believe that before the sobeon is tndc
that facia and figures will provo that No
Or cans is rrpid y becoming the lorgei
fruit market in the world.
Pope Lee is the busiest man in Europi
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THE TEBTJ
T' pd n r n tor itown on n. hot steve until he tpd.tn
niiivo tliocoriTniicI mcl1. A chcml-t will not l r
irua to delect Uiolirvscnco of ammonia.
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
T3 lUiLTHUJAtSS IU9 NEVER I'KKX ' QLE3T1UNED
In A million hem t for n qimrtcr of a century Ic ha :
loud tlio constitnora' rellnbto tent ,
THE TESTOFTHE OVEN.
_ _
I'llICE BAKING POWDER CO. ,
uiKEiui or
Dr , Price's ' Special Flavorins Extracts ,
1 ho ilrongrttmoil d flit lout ami natural fl&ior known , auJ
3r , Price's Lupulin Yeast Gems
for Light , Honltliy Ilrfad , Tl.o licit Dry Hop
Yeast In tlia WorM.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS.
CIIICAOO- ' OT. LOUIS-
. for lufkDlM ha.
H.KDT llv . ' wrltei
BTAIi LINE
i Fioya. : niul TT.B Kind Htcnnioii
SAILING EVJSftY SATURDAY ,
HEW YORK AKD AHTWERP
fhelihi t , Qcrmw > y , Italy , Holland and Frcnci
Etcorno ( Outwiic,3.0 ; Prepaid from Antwerp , Jig ]
txiuielnn , 0.1 ] , Including heddlc ? , nto , 2(1 Cabin , CcO ;
Uund Tilp , fiO.W laitelon , 3109 ; Siloon from ( EC
to C0 ; Excurtlcn UOtoOlOa.
jXTlVter Wiipht Eons , Uoa Apcnta. IB Broad
y NY. .
Y.elt.
elt. l ! rrtau ! ! ft Co. , Orutthi. f. K. Flo
. Ooi h ; D. E. Kltr
SPEOJ.AL NOTICES
TO fficncv.
ONCY TO LOAN on rcjlestato by Ballon Bros ,
M 317 South 13th street. 3:15-17 :
TO JOAH In sums ol (3TOMI4 upwards.
MOHrT Ca\ls and Co. , Utal Ettatu and Lour
Agents , 1506 Karro.ni St. 303 tf
ONKY ' loaned on chattels. Ilallroad Ticket !
M' bought and eold. A. Foreman , 213 S. 18th
7 < 8-tf
Financial Exchange , largo or small loans
OMAHA on approved Hocuntv t Hlco hours D to E
veek days. 10 to 1 Snndiij s. 1603 Ftruim Street.
Ill to Dec. 2
nnl.r
LJ\7 ANTED A Ko"1' ' baku- , must be Heady and
Vi itrlrtly sober. Wages * 10 jicr month. Addivsa
0 Sam I'rbJck , Mirlh I latte , Neb. .r > 91-19p
, VfANTED Lad i s and gentlemen to talio nice ,
IT light , ploasMit work at theirown homes ( din-
ance nnul'Jortloii , W .rk sent by mail , lt < > f.'i a
ly can ID quietly mule , 113 canvassing. Please ml-
rc-ij at once , Globe M'fg Co. , Itostui , Muss. , box
i4. fi93-JCC 17
f7ANTKlApprentke. . Apply Mr * . A. U. lloe ,
1 ? Drci m ker , Williams bkck , ISth and Dodge.
tlHl lip
niT ANTED Carpfnter lo reut n'.use and barn ,
VVANTED icntinwoik. 003-22p
H mu well known young man astvzcnt
for tin K\elslor. See Clement Chase. W5-19
l"ANi'ED A compitnnt girl let general homework -
? work H. K corner 2J'.haiid Davenport Ml 19
ANTED ( Sard gir or genera nonse work 420
W north 18th St. 099 USp
, "t7ANTKD Hist class solicitor lor Mitral ol the
V > finest and latest serial | ii'liciliuMS. Ad Ire's ,
. O. Vi > 3 otllo * . W5-1S
_
'ANTED Ueasenger toy The EniUtructCo
67 17
T -Agcol woman cojklnimeJlatelt,17'0
> Capitol av . r > M-17p
D A bry who speaks Herman fnrgencral
Kitchen wotlc , at215ti. Uth btrcet. 6714Si |
, \ Ai'ditt to roll adjustable cto\e r < pair.
> Foundry 10JS , llth St 3ii.-17p
. Miinlu can\a s fir the silo of trunks ,
V > ontalan. M. F. JI it'nl.rithSt.Mir.hant. .
l\/AN'THl > 3 or 4 good varpt'nU'H and cabinet
\ makvis. Inquirt ; s200 touth 10th M. 1'rii.k
) . MooiU 317 17p
V\7ANrKII A good gill. Unit be ft laui.t . cooV ,
TT watlur and ha i.r u , lt > th aLd Lcaicnwortli.
328 tf
IX 7ANTF.U A good butcher at 1321 Ilonard.
l/ ANTKl ) ToKil , , ittbc Eastern Hotel. 10th
lVV and 1'ndllc. . 319-17p
\7ANTEI ) Agents to > scll In Nubr.v < Va a new work
r > by a popular author. Call on oraddrrat JUIIM
ml HatelrlKg , 210 r.oith 17th Ut. , Oinalu Nth
407-Jan 30i ]
A7ANTKD Agents to can' am thocUvforcbron-ra
to sell ouw eolily paj ra.iits. U. F. M tla,316
outh 15th. 247 tf
, VANTEI > To buy a o ty lot to be psJd In weekly
IT or monthly Installments. Address "II. II " Ke
lice. 2l84t
J TAN TED Tailors. Flrst-clasi titling p'ncos ' for
W UllormitKnmhBt. 8311m
I7ANTED Agjuts for tboMutua Hill InturiHio
\ \ Co. Addrkhi the Company at Stuart Neb
632-lm
> 1 r.D Uvllonor Rontlemca In city or country
U7A to take nice , lUht nnd | leasint work xt their
n ho.i us , fto 15 a day easily kill qn'etly made ;
urk sent by u all ; no iau\a sin ? ; I o t.uay fur reply
lease addreui lUilable U&u'f'i ; CO , t'hu dvtpnla , 1'a ,
002-1 ail
ANTF.D-LM)1F.S Oil ( UOTLEUKN-In city
ut c < iunti > > to Uku n > - < i light an 1 pleasant
ork uttlulr owubouios ; jl toJ | H.r Jay eitlly and
ilctly nude ; noik tent by toall ; uo onva im ; ; no
amp fur rop'.r I'loaso a.idruu Reliable MnU'k' Co. ,
, Pa. W3-lm
_ BITUtTIOHa TTAHTlIg. _
V'ASTKl8ltuattnbyiiTnimKriaii of po'd
i 'laUK nfcrnici'Aitlxii , uwholesa'o hi-ivc piu-
red. Audre H "E. F. Jl. " Ufeoltlce , D--itV
ritu-jtlmi , liy enurictlo ) OJ K man n
ii 19 , no ) cur < cxpir > cucc o < drug dtik , itinliui
pn&ltluu. 1 t > t tf releiiuem. " . ' . 11. " Bin r Mn
( .S3 tsp
V'ASTKl ) II ) a young man iluutba at bock
' keiM'rw nmknU of wurK m a moruntlle
uilne , upcikd Ucruun and trn ll'h. At'dtin O ,
. " lite uUifC. 6J-lrp
IOUPK aiimouuim w&uu situuion M
la
"ll'AM'fll To exchange "ni > ol Hie heel rel
irccrit ln dunlin for n tnnll Hurt < f dell
bio Mud near thr city. All who icp'y ' Kit fulli
icrip'lon ' of hnd and owr.or' t.ama. ddtti" , A.
I , UcoofVe. foil
\ \ TANTEIlJoArdirsat Ul : Vapl. Jt > t-
"l\7ANTKU To cxrhtngA hotf r 1evoot.il | art
Ihc fnrnHnrc f r Oin.lu rtt ) ' | itoiicrty /
'
llcto1 , Uroollltc. D'6-2' ' ) (
\\TAMKD-A p'Ol teimnt Inr ix iicwiKin'oini l
1 1 and I'nul ; F } roams Milling iloor.1 lario 1ml tool
find floscts , jiaiitij ( jooil cclin Innl nm > oft .Vi
Will Iw ready lor occunmy | Na . 0tn. Itqulrn 1.1
Cullfornli St. _ 330-tl
I"P Opiitlemcnout o ( nr rtocntly m i rtiumto
J-busliUM but having fli c addufs , nnrt \tcnncd I
Hi IntinroRmnnK ni tcUtle' , will luMrrai ma Rl
Inir < iua'lll-iitl' us nnd flrrumstane.'f , I lll ropoi
wllli parllcnlari cf nrnorivh'oeiiil ' tirontnhc bui ne
and npiioliit In ten low "II. A. " llco clllco. l"6-
\VANtKO-V Pfoind hind H'fo In i oido-dcr 1
? 5 or 0. AprlrtoJullm I'crpcrberK { 07 N 18
St.,0miha. 275-1
few more taMe LonrdcraktOCS. .
i ) 10th a root. Two sleeping rooms tor rent
troiitlcmtn. 100-tl
WANTKD llanmcbs. An ACtho mtrchint
thnrou ih 1 > nelnv > education nnJ bablts c'
tumrtathiR achnuiio Jnotiiry 1 1. 1335Hu'fltopi
rliaau an Inlcroit In a neil ciUtilUhtd ininnntllc
inanufaituilnjr buslnon , w > uld buy out email l > i
ncos.lmi $10 000 ctuh.can furnish rcfcroLcco of a LI ,
orldcr and would txpcctnaini. To sccu'o rcplv ,
dress RlvInK full name and | mrtlcubtn , "Merchan
CJtro lco oillco. 850.3t | lowkp
TXTANTED (12,000 on flrrt-claiw city Beourlty.foi
T t yitri , at B per cont. Adilreea Uox 620 1'os
QfHro _ 708-tf
u > n t T--Ronni * nwo tots.
TjVH 11KNT Xlco furnMioil rootm ono half lilo
JU fromUijd'ti opera liouio. M. F. Jlartln 31
South 16th si rod. 0071
FOKHKNT 0 room liouic , N. K. rornerlTtli at
Lcntonuorth. Kmiulro of J. B. 11111. 0.1-1
FOH HKVT I'lirnlshod or unturnlaliod rixims. 6
-South 18th street. 002-Kp
FOU HK fT Small coltaifo , three rooms south 2 ;
street. Inquire 1709 Jackson stroot. 201-2.
FOU HUNT Two unfurnished rooms lOlOChlcag
235-2.'p
_
F OK KENT Cotta sa Uvcrcomj , cistern tnd ell
nntor. Shlnn's addition. Sei &Bj3atd.
&Bj3atd.ras
ras i p
? < Hl HUNT furnished room 012 South l"th St
11 Can hoce n oflef ono o'clock Sundays tnd wee
laji , between 1 au d i p. in. , and after 7 p. in.
I7l-17p
_
FOH RENT rurnlshccl cottauo 7 rooms. Api I
onpremhes 2113 Hurt street or tjU. J. f \
Dpcrallou u lla'.tor. Hint 810. DOS-S-Jp
FOIllirNT FurnNhpil roiin. Inquire drutr stoi
toincr 10h and louilM. Chae. Kuhlinsn.
iW-tf
_ _
ell jiENT A turiilsluil hou c MI r.ilifoinla St
I
roorca. App j at oaco to 2203 Ca ifornla St.
500-1 S
FOH KENT 1'Ioasaut furnished roomeor > N. I7tl
S38"J
FOR lliST-Two : unfurnished rooms for ll r
liouso keeping at 2519 Chicago St. nTO-17 |
[ pOIl RENT rurnisheJ room nd board S5 00 p <
week , Vciy best location , IS 4 Davonpnrr.
fi90 dec 1
F Oil KENT Furnished f met room with stove , f
W. cornsr 13th and Dodge.
) ' ' A homo of 6room * , ono hLck sout
(7U'UENT (
1 of the r 1' . depot on I'aciflc St. , bolwccn flth an
Oth St. SI. Leo , grocer , 22d and Luavinworth.
BCO-13
FOR RENT Ap'cofiantsultodfrfom" , furnishe
orut-furnisbedwith board , COS Tierce St. 682-18
FOR HEN1" Suie ; of front rooms , three gent'eme :
preferred , 1501) ) Davenport. u'4-17
FOR RENT Shop. Inquire at 1010 D.ipcnpoit St
607-18 ]
PO.t HENT-Nicely fiirrishcd rooms with board
good location , nndein conveniences. 1720 Coy
ol a\o. 3 3-lh ]
ITOH RENT Store room No 010 nortii 18th St
L1 ihohlng , gas llsturcs &a , complete rent low ti
good tenant. Fine ) ( psnine for clcthing and lia
tore. Inquire next door. F : T. Andicw , boit am
boo store. 672-tf
bMHRh.NT cottage on 23d St. , ; tetnien Chi
cage and Cass , 7 rooms , water , gas , and few crag
onncctlon , will ho Untuned'or occupation Nov.SOlh
- ' - , tollri J. W. Havago , 10 nerth22d St. f)05-l8 ]
FOH 11KNT Nicely furnished rooms to single gen
cUmen In pr > itu family , dcsiraUe location. Ad
res3"D I ) . "lieu olhce. 83-13 i
[ 7011 * IlKNT Ono or t o largo front roorrs fur
L1 iil"hed. Brick housu corner UttUlon St. and In
iannatenue. 845-Up
F OH KENT 9 room house Sherman a\o. Inquiri
] 145dherman avo. SSS-lSj
[ 71011 KENT Elegant II room hou e , hot and cohl
t1 water allmodtrn imp otementH.ono of best lora
Ions In the city , $70 per moath. Barker li Mayno
Mh and Farnam ,
[ TOR RENI Homo 8 roonu cotner 21st and CM
L ? csgo , * . Barker & Jlayne 310 tf
[ TOR HINT Furnished rooms 1810 Dodge ttreet
L1 200-tf
[ TOR RENT-lurnlshed rooms at 1417 Howard
3Jl-21i :
_
[ TOR KENT fho two story meat mar.ct | cornei
L1 Ibth and Mason. I'.Mllsen & Co. , 1513 k'arnu
441-tf 3
[ TIOR KENT Two elegant roonu In Itcdlck's block.
L1 I'auNen &Co. , 151 Foraim. 312 If
_
OR 11EST Nice furn'shfd ' front room Piiitablo
L1 fort"gent'cmcncorner of ISth and Harnej ,
invenlent to biH'in i. U Snilib. 350-lSp
[ ? > 0'l ' KENTiicaiit : ) 11 room house , hard and soft
watfrull modern Improvements , best loci tlon In
ily S7C. AU" 8 room house rorner 21st nnd la ) > ont -
< t $ 'fi Barker & M > no , 13th and Farnam. 822 ( f
TOR IlKVr _ Nicely fu-niehod room for gi'iillomtn
board It desired , pmato funilly. CMI nt N. K. cor.
' ( hand Pranam. S33-1S
TOR UKNT Tno imfitrnlored rooms in pritato
famllj i bcck ; north of rit. ii rs a\o stuet car * ,
0110 Coin ( lit St. 321-lOp
TOR KENT I ( p'o'dld. store on cnmlng street ,
- buitab o for Bakery , batchf r or anjthing else , al-
1 ono choliu corner fctoru , ( ; ocd grocery ttHLiI , rett
as-suable. Xlorbo \ Ilruniier. 2M-17p
701 ! RH NTOne elegant now 6 rnonud cottage ,
nndon splendid 8 roomed cottage on rod car
'i and $21 pur mo th. Jlorio & : Uiunner
TOR REVr FnrnUiwd front room for tent 222 N
. lUthut 30S-U
TOllllEXT- unfurnished rojms 1017 Chlcigo.
- _ _ S18 lp
Toll HhNT lloui-o wiih 'iro niHunil barn. AD-
ply tu P. WIlB , No. Oil Houth lithbt. 318-tl
TOR RENT Now eU room cottage one. blockfrom
red ca' line 829.
KhgantOrooiulUton strentc.r Iine.822.01)
Three brick ttiU lot. * od Cuming street fiom J2J OJ
WJ.O )
Furnlihed lnn-o on 10th St. , block from grein car
Til roc brick btorti c < i Cundii g siruet from fSi.OO to
5W. , , or "
303-17 MornoJi Urnnnor.
_
71011 llKNT-With boird , large front room K and
both ruom o. MC9 Jentn. UUd-lSji
7OH ( KKNT-A iiirnlbhcd room. Inquire at 1D02
1 Farnam St. SCO-lSj
70R I ENT t"urn' helro3mat 1330 Capitol avo.
2tD Up
7OII 11KNT-4 I htury and lasemont , brluk afore
on Ji nes SkiBct , near 13th , 25 per raoiiih. W ,
, Moro&Ctt jjgj j ;
7 pll IIUSTA ten rocin cotiace , good loj. ith
bain , on I'AclHo utreu , near llth tiu.b In-
ilr * bl C F. Oouduun , S29'tf
? 0ll 11UST Furnished front loom and SIM back
. ruoiu irilCullfornJaSt. aiaalji
OH H41K-A IHoTOum JiouMNo.iaj7
itrtct. Aj , > lv to Jlri. ti. Q. stixMKoii ,
. $3l-- |
OR REN I NfA dwelllu < | of ten looiin. All
w.dtr-i linproieiauisi , gituited U S W. cor
ariiy und iiab tlri.tt. bsa Oalku tio'n or Jaunt.
* tC3-'J3ji
KK..M' .Mcoly lurlcln-u ro > nu lor ono c.r
M lumen , a. E. vcuuir 'Olh aud l > a\t np'it.
_ _ _ 156 II
. -u. u'j 3d luMltlon , nice riuth
ami uiv > i ciniir 1) ' . wltlid room lniu $ is. pir
onth Ihittvi ft I'ubb , 1515 J - iiarn St. Mi tf
( 'Oil UWs'T Two room * furnished for ligU l-ouie-
t.cc'ir.i < . S.v. . cor ilh nd Howard 170 tf
'Oil RKN'l KuniiutitJ and unfurnUheJ roouu
* ltU Injud , iui > dt a DunvtuloucuH.hvjuc couiforU
M Fariuin , blc ck abjie new Coutt rwiuo. &U
X > ll UhN i llouui ourncr'ul ifltt inU Urac
: utti
I'.ENT Tliu orner st ru 10t3 { ,
tu.j'r'v ' 0U rv * nj ,
? HENl "ottiRo of ( lie rooms , dcslrahio i ,
JOU . 0 * ' . Dij&Co.6C6 Firnamst
117-tf
rpon KHNT One m'mnl'hed room for luu . .
JL kecplnir. Bsomei'i lilook , tor , 5th and HOM.-M.
7RWI
I710P. hR.NT HMi-clvi ti ' " > it ry brick , uiT
JP t ot , Tfirthoufo , hjtfrii'i'o ' tlfvttor , coricn
bwuratntf. RVirbod tr.vhto ilc T. llorscr & SHjne ,
13th and Tnr itn. D5-tf
. A tiri" store rowi Mid oUKt nii-ntalrp
1 en January " * , 1SSB , on I3ii > iotwcen WIlllnuB
and Hickory , inin.ioat < ' . J. Kvp r Pic-tf
/ UUXT PlBwant furnlshei ? ' 7oonT S. K 7i >
J/OIl and Howaid sirefet * . t03-tf
TOR nbNT I'Kiiiuitrv furnlJhid front raoui eait
1 tnd routh ixootmro , mujcrnoin jnlcncoc. a , w
corner 17th and C\s % SOl-tf
ITMJll llENl 1hliC" n newdwelllngs . T Tttr.
X1 Icr , corcr : 14th nnd D > usli9. HI3-tf
fTOK KENT Hou'o 7 rootni go" < l lo.allrby ( J , T.
JL1 Tajl-r , corner llth w.d Doii Ui. H41
| > OOJl3 With m-irJ , Uoj rah e tr A'lutui1 Apt ly
LXaft Cha lei Hstol. 7 BMI
rjOI ! UK ! > rr Very doalrnUo furulshed roicn cin-
I' trallylocatoil. Apply u AHlnsan'a miKinety
Btorc , llJlhSt 70J-tt
rr\ MURRAY IIM iuoii jMiturtDt ,
iV Cottage of ilvo roams , J. 1'hlppi iiae
j lElSBOuth EthBtrfot. 51 ? '
" " " "
Kl.H CALli.
- At a bargain , lot ! . ' . In NockO Konnt/e
FORSALC- ct , with two tfwolllrgi , I4M
atid 12x22 , li.rd 12\1S , all built nitliln three v , < ? ar > ,
nd IngooJ rendition , well and fence. All will he
< Id for only $1 22. > . Oall on W. Inti thnlzlnger , N.
F. corner 12th and Williams St ) , Omat-o. Tn7-I7p
FOU SALE-Ono largo truck scale , 1 counter scilc
M fho-cuo' , 1 refrlnerator , 1 net counters , and
Apply to 1217 Howard St. 60.1 tf
OR 3ALEin. . will [ ocn'o rovcral gotxl home-
F ill claims In Cuater Co. Address J C. ornp
ply 1121-North 18th Ht.
POR SALE Cheap ; 2 radlcnt linnij pallor , base
burner tto\ s larpo klzo. djublo hoatsr cm bo
xccii at II. II. Ulght & Co. , 1100 Douglas St J. C.
Cowln. KBl-Slp
FOIlI.lT CIicap , three lotn III W. A.'Rcdlek '
addition , Torjiar Ictilar" , Imjulro at Mtirph ) ' *
blackllnlthahcp , llth , between llnrncy aid How aid-
-
8ALK-- The furniture ol a fi room
FOU
cheap , rcntroiBonaUr , a > cr > dcatrablc
Address "W."Beo olllco.
SAI.K Oil TH \ DU183 crcs of land near
FOrt , Mitchell county , Has. Apply to J. II.
McSlunu , opu. poatolllco. S.'iH 20
; KNT-Iot 90x18:1 with now 5 room
C house nnd 4 h < rso ( table , 1'icrce , ntnr Wist a o.
finolccatton. 1'aulscn V Co. , 1513 Farnam. 313-t >
IJ10H SMK-A goil crown jewel stone cheap.
1 Iniulrc nt Edholm .t Erlcksou'i * . 573-1S
TraOR SALE Am rompo'lcd ' to fill my interest u.
F < 1 sectlBiis nf land In Lincoln County Neo. , one
mile from If. R. Station. Linda have living water ,
p'entj of IIAJ- with an ndmlrab'e stocl. ? n- reTlie
li"(5 bai ' .iin in Nebraska , $3.00 per acre Sl.SO per
ntro cash , la'anco 10 jear tl-neC J > " cent intero < t
Ardicssor callonmy agent , J. N. Rojnolda 1207
Fainam tt. 330-18p
SALt OH TltAUU A good stock nf Hard"
1 ware a-d fun ituro la Eastern Nebraska
will tiado lor good Itmb In Nebraska or Kansas :
giattlculiM given on application. Address Milling
Uros.ShubcrtNcb. 311-17
FOR SALE A flno stock : of good * elegant store In'
the bist location In Omaka , v\ell established
bti'tncis Cause for hclllcg failing health. Address
"Bntiucis" lleo olllce. 314-1S
FORSATE Special bargains in ri-ridcnca an
inesa property. Horse Jc Bruniivr. 3CO-17
OH SALE The hct business lot at the Stock
F yar < * s South Omiha , 00x160 Will be worth
.loub'o the price asked now Inside 12 months. Apply
it ollice New York Dry Goods Store , ISlOFarnam.
277-lf
OK SALK OH Tit A 1)8 no billiard and two pool
tables at no 713 Pacific St. 271-21p
- ; A line driving hor-owith buggv and
FUKHALI- to an estate. Must bo sold.
Inquire atMcShauo'a DO > 'RO ' htrcctbarnor of Illme-
laiigh&T.ilor. 213-U
TJESrAURANT FOK SALE One ol the best res-
JLV taurants a'ld bakery combined in Nebraska with
; oo.l . location and trailu ctabl ha 1 In city of 60DO
lopulation. Only flrst-clasd rcstaurint In the phoo
ind doin ; moru in bikciy line than ail others in city
: omblncd Ice cream parlor In season. O\eii ! > , ice
loupes and everything complete , WIIJ tell furnished
ind lca\oc\erything. Willse'l at a fargaln and tn
right man w 1th small cash payment rjid balance on
eng time , so purchaser can make it pay for Itself.
IV. S. WISE , Plattsmouth , Neb. 817-n 2 ° .
SALE Four 8 oot , walnut counters , and 80
FOR
foot of Ilrst clabs shelv Ins , desiinb' foi drug.gro-
: cry or book store. Inquire at the oflct ! > of Congdou
Jlarkson A Hunt , 1324 Farnam street. Sfl'Jtf
FT'OR SALE 1 pausago chopjicr , hoiso power ; ono
f rendering kettle , ono lard press. Apply nt Drook.
> n Market , cor. 13th and llcrce S02-tf
FOR SALE 800,000 feet dry lumber , Aph , Oak ,
Elm , liasawood andSoltMapio. E , A. btlnson.St.
Varies , Michigan. SOO-nSlp
E A quantltv nf Job and new iaper typo for
X sale. Also u good Zither. U. T. Dunce , care Do. )
illlce. _ 755tf :
n\OK SALE Cottage of 5 rooms , bara , corner lot li
I ? Shiiin'sadditiononlyii.6iO8nuM-l ; ; ; h payment
balance monthly. Bargain. McCaguo , opp.
lostolllee. eiDtl
[ TiOR SALE Oil EXCHANQE-A water power Grist
P mill , reasons for foiling gh en ou application to
loo. E. Bra g , Waverly , Neb. COl-lraKi
[ 71011 BALG-Now phoctori. Inqulrsol Geo. III ; ; .
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. SALE Fine business chatica at Grand IilinJ
t.iOR 1 . ? 5.roOou3 thobank buHln 2Si41 ; an
tlice building nhloh rents fni $15 a mouth ; a l ria
ro and burglcr prool eafo with Yale time lock cost
1,600 , also very large bank book 3re uroof fao ,
anl counter , desks , lurd coal stove , in fact , a corn-
loie bank outfit , together \viih lol 41x68 on Looui s
Iroet. Title perfect. Trrins i canh , la'onee on fine
ud two joars time If dealrud. Call on or uddroxa Juv
' . White Orand Island , Neb. 62M1
H1OH MALE A goo 1 ramo house , 6 roou-j , all In
peed order Must bo moved ctonoo Apply to
\Vo-tera Newspaper Union , cat , lith and How.
rd streets. 314-tf
TOR SALE Chonp a second h nd liUh top h
J Inquire at SImpflon'a Cirr'xra ' factiiy , led ) < r ,
otwecu 14th and 16th. 2M-U
TOR SALK A whole lock of clothing , hoots and
* ehoes , bulldlnguatcosli , ro'jii-ing from builn ens.
. II. I'cternon. S04 nontti Tenth utroat. 113-8m
TOR SALE Two op-in oaccncl-ntnd ug-jiei , uJ
* ono delivery wr-sou , nhoap , ' , 1SIO n rnty f > ,
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; f. K. I ! lley , 1610 nor.li Uih ftt. , and bo reward
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OST Agold album locket with (3) ) ilctuiu
-i finder will pleano rotuni to Neil & Ou j-ml , 1413
"dgo St. ; , ra igp
1AVE taken out lljenae Jorlajltg drala
655-21 J. O , CORUV.
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illlni , 131U.Dou l.iibta'U , will get u joward of ? j ,
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from rueldrjrcootr'apuinf Udeii , No. TU'J mirth
d bt. Anyune rUuiulag him will ic reutrdoiL
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V donod homesivuiHlt ] WosUrn Itantas , tKiwr ( .
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gaidln thotaii'i ) by kttt-r on'y ' Uuic Mvihul jnJ
: alei > tatuu/eiit , Norton Ivtnsag , KlQp
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oi'/ltlo Vf. lihott , ono u.U'i iwtui trubarragVe.
34'Mt lew ,
Storxse , steve ricryis and general ro-
O.M luton , lllti. 1Kb S ( . 740-ul3
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ti tei N. W. corner SOt-Vuid Cuss at
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shtrttbt uotiL-o aud w un > tur.u of the dny , In ail
itlrtli Ctfiitrloaj way wtnout th lea > t iiiO'vol tiou
occup.u.Uor n J < n'iJte , with , < iur liuyruvoJ and V
luikt.3 apjuratus. j. n uj A , Cu , , JUjO CW'iu
> e. 710-nld ?
JIUVV vaults , ti\i auu oopuob oicaa.'U with
t > nltary dc ti > a. S ti lvtioa i'liarftntei" ! by r" ,
J. M. Huilth box 378.
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