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ttiiltorf should bo addressed to the KOITOB or Tn
Dti.
I08IKKM Limaf.
A.II Barfno * ! tiotton and riomltUne-s Bhonld be
MMieuod to Tn Bun PtrrusntKB COMPACT , OMAHA.
Dm It i , Chocks and Postofllco ordori to be made pay.
tblo to the order ol the company.
1HB BEE PDBLISHINQ CO , , PROPS1
K llOSHWATUIl , KUItor.
A , 11. Fitcli , Mnniicor'Dally.Circulaticm , i'
O. Box , 488 OmiihA , Neb.
WIIITELAW REID , odllor ot the
York Tribune , declines to bo n cnndl.
dale for the United States sonato. Mr ,
lloid is a very aonalblo num. Ho knowi
what sour grapes nro when they are ir
EIIITOH STONK , of the Chicago Ncwi
who is roportud to bo "running abon
aoliolting the influence of the people'
in order to secure the position of post
nioator of that city , says that the roporl
ia a pnro invention. Ho doesn't tranl
the postoflice , ns ho boliovca a rolling
ntono gathers no mono , and that it if
bettor to write than to bo poatmoator.
A western paper is much alarmed lent
the increasing popularity of Smyrna ruga ,
Turkish curtains and Oriental fabrics of
nil kinds should introduce cholera and
other Eastern plagues in our midst.
Don't bo frightened , donr contomnprary.
They are all made right hero in 1'hiladul.
phis. Philadelphia Call.
That probably accounts for the lack of
milk in the homo made Philadelphia
Cocoatiut.
TUB Union Pacific has gone out of pol
itics , and has gene into religion. In a
circular , requiring certain of Its employes
tn give bonds , it aaka , among other ques
tions , whether the employe is a member
of a roligtaua organlzatioj , and , if so ,
who his clergyman is. This is a inovo in
the right direction. When anch an in
stitution aa the Union Pacific suddenly
becomes converted and abandons the cor
rupt field of politics , there is aomo hope
left for the ordinary ainnor.
GOVKUNOH BOUIIN of Ilhodo Island hao
appointed Hon. William P. Sheffield to
.succeed the late Senator Anthony in the
United States senate. Mr. Shofliold has
loug been a loading member of the Ilhodo
I land bur , and has served in the lower
hoino of congrosa. Hiii term will close
on March -1 , aud the legislature will
choose hio ouccoasor. As it ia under
stood that ho will not bo a candidate be
fore the legislature , it ia probable that
Hon. Jonathan Ohaco , who ia at present
a member of congress , representing the
Second district of Ilhodo Island will bo
selected.
TUB editor of the Chicago Tribune
seems to have entirely lost his mental
lulunco over the roault of the campaign.
The last thing that ho inaiats on Is that
Mr. Blaine should bo elected United
States senator from Pennsylvania. Ho
actually urges this proposition In all aorl-
ousnoas. Even if this could bo lawfully
done the suggestion ia so absurd on its
face that in a court for the examination
of the insane it wonld bo taken as conclu
sive evidence of insanity. Why not elect
Mr. Blaine from Wisconsin or any other
republican state in which there ia to bean
an election this winter ?
THOMAH A. IIiiNDUOKH has called
upon the president elect. "Wo had a
very nice time , " says Mr. Ilondricku ,
' 'mid I am very much impressed with
Mr. Cleveland. " Wo are not surprised
in the least at the favorable impression
Mr. Cleveland has created in the mind of
Mr. Iloudrioks juat at this time , but
during thn campaign Mr. Hondricks did
not entertain ( jullo so favorable an opin
ion of the head of llokot. Thomas A lion-
dricknhasaboutcomoto the conclusion that
the tail ia not going to wag the dog , but
that the dog will continue to wag his
caudal appendage as usual.
GOVKUNOH DAWEH' ploturo appears
among the cheap wood-cut Illustrations
of the governora-olect. Ho noror could
bo identified by that picture , unless per
haps his Honing board , upon which Uio
engraver evidently spout a great deal of
time in reproducing , might possibly fur
nish a clue. In the accompanying pen
nkotoh wo are told that in 1882 D&woa re
ceived 55,237 votea out of a total of 87-
315 , This statement aa incorrect as la
tto picture of Dawoa. In 1872 out of a
total of 80,008 votes , Dawes received
43,495 , Morton 28,502 , and Ingoraoll 10- ,
091 , This shows that ho received only a
plurality , and was in fact a minority gov
ernor.
A OUKM ATOIIT is to bo established In
the vicinity of Now York and Brooklyn
for ( ho benefit of thoao who wish to bo
finally disposed by being reduced to ashes
Instead of being burled in the usual man
ner. It is to bo ready for business in
February , and twenty corpses are await-
iug incineration , Some little excitement
Las been created by this enterprise on
on Loug Island , ana ono orthodox minis
ter hai denounced H in unmeasured
tornu , if the Now York Journal la to
bo bolieved. Thin minister says that it
will oblige sinners to bo burned twice ,
and Viill loivo otbcn without flesh to at
tend the judgment on resurrection day ,
when no notice will ba taVou of pota ( if
aibor , and ono forgiven dinner with his
proper boi 01 will bo moio precious than
sih birro's full of eaictr.
STOCK SPKOrLA/TION.
"Bradatrcot's" cf November ! ' con
tained a chart showing the variations in
prices of Iwontyfivo loading railroad
stools dealt in nt the Now York stock
exchange from ISi.O to 1881. It affords a
most interesting study , nnd shows the
ups and donna of stock speculations. It
is ovidout that a ( peculator has to follow
the markets like cham-llghtning in n
very 7\K-7.\z \ manner and the conclusion
la that it ia n very uncertain method of
earning a livelihood. To-day a man
may bo rolling in wealth by the upward
tendency of some stock which ho purchased
at a nominal figure , but to-morrow the
bottom may drop out ot the market and
ho may bo flat broKo. It la the Intense
excitement of speculation the possibili
ty of suddenly acquiring a fortune thai
onlicos men into the whirlpool and which
koopa them rolling around within the
circle until finally they are drowned bj
the fatal auction. They do not pause tc
think , and are only made aware of tin
great risks they undertake when it is toe
late , Stock speculation ia simply gamb
Hug , and speculators , llko common gamb
lorn , hardly over know when to stop
If a speculator or gambler wini
$50,000 in a day , ho thinks ho cat
win 8100,000 quite as oasilybut a rcvorei
is bound sooner or later to catch the mat
who stakes anything upon chance. Stocli
and grain speculation is carried on mucl
moro extensively than the general public
ha * any Idea of. It is not by any means
confined ; to Wall street and the great
produce exchange ! , but it extends to al
most every city and town in the United
States. Take it right hero in Omahn , for
instance. The number of men engaged
in opocnlating in stocks and grains would
surprijo the public. Not only do
business men invest in margins , but
a largo number of clerks and others put
every dollar they can siiaro and fre
quently moro than they afford. The few
cascaof successful speculation only keep the
disappointed oncn in the whirlpool until
from the "commis
at last they disappear
sion" oflicos dead broke and in dobt. The
country ia otrowu with financial wrecks ,
owing to the mania of speculation , which
a becoming ono of the greatest evils In
ho United States. It 1ms caused moro
oinbcr/.lomoii'H , more distress , more sui-
cidoa than any other cause during the
nat iivo years , and it ia to-day ono of the
main reasons for the financial and busi
ness depression existing in this country.
Whore ono man has taken the
ido and boon Heated on to for-
uno , ton thousand have gene
[ own to irretrievable wreck and ruin. It
a time that a halt be called , and that men
> o taught that the only safe course is * to
tick to legitimate business pursuits. It
s true that to DOIHO persons this is
a little 'slow , " but It is the safest. The
losiro for acquiring great wealth in a day
s becoming altogether too prevalent in
America , and the uoonor it ia suppressed
the bettor it will bo for the general wol-
are and prosperity cf the country. If
the losses of the speculator could bo con-
inod to himself alone little- harm wonld
bo done , but ho Invariably drags others
down with Jilni , and the olloot of his fail
ure is llko a wave , which when once start
ed , rolls from shore to shore.
TEK PATENT OFF10K
The report of the commissioner of
) atonta show that the receipts of the
latent oflico for the past year amounted
.o $1,145,433 , while the expenditures
wore $001,413 , the surplus being $211-
020. Since the year 1837 the patent
oflico has boon self-sustaining , and there
las been an annual surplus v.ith the ex
ception of eight years. The average
annual surplus for the last Iivo yoara
ms boon $285,092. The money received
ntho patent oflico is obtained wholly
rom the inventors , this department not
> olng sustained by general taxation. It
was the intention of the government to
make this department solf-suitaiuing ,
jut wo do not believe the inventors ,
most of whom are poor men , imotild bo
.axed in order to assist in building up a
surplus in the treasury , which has already
iccomo so largo that wojiardly know
rhat to do with it , and hence various
chomoj are being euggostod as to how it
hall bo utili/sod. Under the clrcurn-
tancos it would bo no moro than fair
hat the inventors should bo granted a
reduction of foes , or else the surplus rov-
onno In the patent ollico should bo ex-
lended in making various improvements
11 that department and employing ad-
litional help so that the work can bo fa
cilitated. Ono trouble in the patent ollico
s the great delay in obtaining a patent ,
owing to the large number of applications
on file that have to bo attended to in
heir order. The accumulation of nearly
10,000 applications shows conclusively
bat xhoro is not enough help In the putout -
out oflico. The number has increased
ifty per cent in n year. This is certainly
doing a great Injustice to inventors who
can ill-aflord to wait for so long a time
jcforo thur claims can bo acted upon.
There is no doubt that the force tn the
patent oflico should bo mate
ri&lly Increased , and that better
salaries should bo paid to the
skilled employes In order to retain them
n the service. The exports ar continu
ally resigning and entering the outside
ield aa patent lawyers bucatiso they are
underpaid by the government. Thoao
urn find no difficulty in making money
m the outside , and some of them have
accumulated fortunes. The commissioner
of patents bus laid tlih matter before
congress on several occasions , and hat
nslud that hotter eahrics bo provided
nd morj help employed , but 110 far lit-
llo or no attention has been paid by that
body to hia rcquouts | H ia to'.bu hoped how.
ovnr , thtit at itn next tu'faiou congruia Mil ]
ako dome tction in regard to the patent
oilno and apply thoaurpliu uiising there
rom to n y for the needed improvements
n that department.
tNnrn ordinary circumstances tin
Loman Hrand contest now in progress ir
Chicago over a scat in Iho stnto senate
f Illinois would seem to bo a maltsr ol
only ordinary local interest , but owing tr
the fact that the IllhiMi legislature ,
which is to elect a United States eenatoi
la a tie , and ono vote will turn it clthei
way , the contest becomes an affair of na <
tioaal Importance. The county board ol
cinvatocra haa decided that it cannot gc
behind the returns , and that the vote will
have to stand as returned. This glvce
Brand , the democratic contestant , the
ccrtificato and a prima facie claim to hi :
scat. The democrats thus secure a ma <
jority on joint ballot. It is charged
that this Is a job put up by the domocraU
to steal the legislature of Illinois , nnc
elect a democrat for United States son
ator. ItU claimed thAt the decision ir
favor of Brand is baset' on a forgery o
.1 Ully-shoot , giving to Brand 420 votoi
in ono precinct where ho only actually
rocolvod 274. The attorney for Brant
has assorted that his client will not voti
for United States senator pending thi
contest over his scat. This aesuranci
amounts to nothing , because the legisla
ture may compel Brand to vo'o. Whotho :
the democrats will bo able to carry ou
their plan of stealing the state of Illinois
and thus reducing the small ropublicai
majority in Iho United States senate remains <
mains to bo oocn. It may bo that the
republican governor will rofuno to givt
certificates to the man who 13 electee
United States senator If his election clo
ponds upon a for-jory. This nt least ii
the hope of the republicans , who cannel
ollord to lose a member of the United
States conato at this juncture. The end
is not yet , and uo may expect to aoo r
very bitter fi'jht in the 'Illinois lcgisla <
turo. The domocrata , nraonr ; whom are
numerous aspirants for the senatorial
succession , * 7ill n l acruplo a. anything
n order to cccuro that atato sonatoor , foi
upon his rote the whole matter rests.
ONF bravo federal office holder hat
iiarod his node for the political gullotluo ,
3oorgo A. Molt , postmaster of PoaroaH'o ,
L. I. , has written as follow a to Govornoi
Cleveland : "Dear Sir 1 desire so con.
{ ratulato yo'i. I rotcd against yon. ]
lold the position of postmaster nt Pear-
sail's ' , Quoono county , L. I. My place fa
oady for n Duccosaor. 'To the vlctora
jolong the apoiln. ' I hope you will turn
the rascals out , and if there nave bcon
any frauds committed go for thorn. Be
iresltlont of the nation. God help you
, o do right. I am , Bir , very respectfully
pouro. "
Tn nun has boon a heavy rise in red
laint since Cleveland's election ,
"IjIFT" Oil Be ,
Tlutl IB UIP OncHtloii "Which I'nz/loH
1'rcHliIcnt AdninH.
The scheme o ! the President Charles
Francis Adama , Jr. , of the Union Pa
cific railroad company , whereby ho pro-
JOBOS to "lift * the boating debt of the
oad nas learned from a prominent di
rector of the road yesterday. VTall
Street was rather amused at the atato-
mont , others wore chagrined to think
that the Union Pacific people mistook
them for idiots , and many wore angry at
what they termed an oflort to bamboozle
; hem into the belief that the road was
solvent.
"Tho f'nion Pacific's ( bating debt , "
said the friend of Mr. Gould , "last sum
mer was 55 , 000,000 ; since then wo have
reduced it to $3,000,000 , and by the ap-
> llcatlon of the surplus on January 1 , wo
expect to reduce It to $2,000,000. To
offset thi ] debt the company have $2,000-
)00 ) in Kansas Pacific 'bonds , and 31-
)00,000 chromoB of the Oregon Short
Lino. Wo , however , think wo will not
use them at the moment , aa the bond
market h in such poorahapo. "
"What about the government claims 7"
"Oh , wo only ewe them 960,000,000 ,
and to help ua out of that wo have notes
from land sales amounting to 010,000-
000 , nine million acres of land and $00-
000,000 In outbid o securities. "
The effort by Mr , Adams to ntraighton
the affairs o i the Union Pacilio was inter
preted on the street to mean that Mr.
Cleveland would take the presidential
chair ; th.it ho vraa by no means a friend
( if Mr Gould's , and that ho would insist
upon the government roce ving its just
duos from the rorvd.
"Wo wouldn't object to Senator Thur-
man as aocrotiiry of the anterior , " contin
ued the rlgM bower of Mr Gould "and
wo do not apprehend that Mr. Cleveland
will pursue a vicious policy with us. "
tf Km OH.
Fromuut Tribune.
The constitutional amendment relating
to the establishment of a board of rail
way commissioners was lest by an over
whelming majority. This fact , however ,
can not bn accepted as evidence that our
people are opposed to making an effort
to bring about a judicions and equitable
adjustment of rates on our railways.
The public has boon bled too long and
too unmercifully for such an opinion to
prevail. That amendment was lost because -
cause the voters had IIHK'O np their minds
that it was an uncertain matter at best.
Had they boon assured that they could
have had as good aud oflctod > regulation
as is afforded in Iowa , Illinois , Wisconsin
and other states , wo believe they would
have approved of the amendment , but
for 8)1110 reason that assurance was not
guaranteed and they consequently op
posed it.
The ooming loglehturo certainly has a
vary grave and important duty to perform
In this respect. There ia no reason why
the people of Nebraska should continue
to submit to the extortions they are un
dergoing. They ore certainly mighty
enough in their combined power to regu
late their creatures. Every political
party in the state Is pledged to correct
those abutoi and there ought to bo a unity
of action among all the members when a
bill , looking toward the alleviation of this
suH'oring ia introduced ,
hot the legislature fix a maximum rate
for ptsacmgur fro and for iroiglit traffic ,
and then pr wdu eovero penalties fur any
violation uf the l.iw. This is all the case
ri quiroa and it should bo done. If there
ia ai't enough li > gialatiyo vtUdum in the
Ifguhtiiru to draft such a bill then let
iiumu progrrstho and philanthropic inoni-
bi < r emiro thn services nf HOIDO outaidn
ptiranii tu that und aud roseivo therefor
the approbation i f hifl follow citizens.
T"uro ia iu > ro.ison why passenger rates
in N'ubraska should rrnmn nt four cents
p r mila when ttiuv uru only thrco emits
ou lbo.mti\nd Kititns on the south ,
Noi'hcr is thcro any ri.i" ii cr jmtico ir
paym" onojmlf or tn > tiWs as much fi i
ha"ln > fniwht frrrn f1 JT. < 1 ° In'njnt
n.i m chared ff r haul uf i * > ' " > Chicftijn
to OniBlm. 11 Is haruly a hir propositi' n
either to ask a farmer to give the rail'
w ys ono btishcl of nhont or two of corn
to Uaul another to inarkat.
AiHlstnnt Coufotli-rnic Democrats ,
Kearney P/PIS.
Thisii the poll to and patriotic name ap
plied to anti-inonopolts's by our republican
can friends. Gentlemen , If you think
this tnodo of warfare will make the re
publican party stronger in future , keep
it up. Wo desire to noti'y you now that
in Buffalo county fully as many old sol
diers voted the anti-monopoly ticket as
voted the republican ticket , and that
they are just as loyal to the flag and
c -untry as you are , and that epithets will
not drive them from their honest pur
pose of driving from t > l co and power
railway strikers and school land thieves.
They have enlisted for the war against
railway monopolies and pooled capital ,
and wilt continue the contest until vic
tory crowns their efforts. They are op
posed to white slavery and propose to
free themselves from corporation bond-
o o. They do not bollevoit just to make
the toilers of this country pay a ton per
cent dividend on three billion , seven
hundred millions , of watered stocks , and
will destroy this watered stock by means
ot the ballot or the bullet in the future
Forcing labor to pay three hundred
and seventy millions annually , on stock
which represents no actual ' money , ia
not only robbery but slavery , of the
wont kind , and freemen cannot and will
not patiently submit to it longer. The
U. P. road , Btookod at 3130,000 per mile
and wortb § 25,000 per milo and assessed
at $11,000 per mile , is worse than brig
andage , when it forces the producer to
pay a dividend on 3130,000 per mile
This kind of brigandoyo makes slaves
of every producer , and places them be
neath the iron heel of a hoirtless and
aoulcsa despotism ; and because some of
the men who bared their breasts to the
storm of shot and shell from ' 01 to ' 05 , and
in the end goyo freedom to the black
slave , now refuse to bo enslaved them
selves to onrioh the Goulds and Yonder-
bilta of America , they are styled assistant
confederate democrats by mean and cow-
arnly cura , who never entered the army ,
and never would , wore it necessary for
them to do so , to save the Republic from
porishimg as a nation. But to the old
aoldioro , wo again say , you ewe the re
publican parl y nothing. It has rewarded
the government contractor nnd mule
buyer , during the war , withhold dollars ,
and paid you for your services and suf
ferings in depreciated paper. It has
given to Shylock , more than it over
agreed to and utterly failed to make
good Us promises to you. We are still o
republican of the old school ; auch a re
publican as wore those who marched to
the front in 1801. Wo are not a repub
lican of the Dawcs Paul Barney otripo
and never expect to be , and-all the epl-
theta of the brass collared gentry In Ne
braska has no terrors for us.
Salmon l . Chase's Honor.
A jiiivato letter from him when he was sccrc-
inry of the treasury.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Juno 2 , 1803.
To Mr. - , Philadelphia. You
informed mo two or three weoku ago that
yon had purchased 300 shares of Phila
delphia it Erie railroad stock for mo. At
that time I was expecting moana of pay
ment from the sale of a farm in Ohioand
would have beou glad to hold the stock
for income. tho'i
yet boon eiloctcd , and 1 have , thcreforoiiot
boon able to make payment. This morn
ing I have yours of yesterday , notifying
mo that you have sold the atock at an
advance , which gives a profit of1,200 on
the transaction , and you incloso mo a
chock for that amount. As I had not
paid for the stock , and did not contem
plate purchasing with a view to re-sale , I
sannot regard the profit aa mine , aud
khoreforo return the checkfor$4,200. It is
herewith inclosed. I am much obliged to
you for your willingness to regard the
money paid for the stock as a temporary
loan from you to mo. But I connot ac
cept the favor. When congress at the
last session saw fit to clothe mo with
very largo powers over currency and fin
ancial movements. I determined to
avoid every act which could give occasion
to any suspicion that I would use the
powers conferred on mo to affect markets
jnnecessarlly , or at all with rofaronco to
the private advantage to anybody , 'lo
carry out this determination faithfully , T
nust decline to receive any advantage
'rom purchases or sales made with a view
o profits , expected from the rise or fall
of makota. For theao reasons I must
decline to receive the check. 7or , in or
der to bo able to render the moat effi
cient service to our country , It Is eaaen-
ial for mo to b3 right us well as to ueem
right and to seem right 03 well as to bo
ri3ht.
Sherman on the
Course ol tint Senate.
jiter\iew in Cincinnati Commercial ( Hep , ) .
The senate ia a very slow moving body ,
md no one ia authorized to apeak for it
Wo will have ample time to think of
what should bo done for the public in-
oroatn after the quioc and peaceful
iccesaion of President Cleveland , If he
hould attempt to bo as bad a president
aa aomo fear , there is power enough in
lie senr.to to prevent him doing any
croat harm. Still , uuy intention on hia
mrt to do anything out of the way in note
o bo presumed until clearly shown. I
lave no doubt the senate will treat hia
lominatlons and recommendations with
ho usual courtesy , and will not adopt a
itio of policy looking to a contest with
lim unless the public interests clearly
demand it. Ilia cabinet will bo con-
iriued , as a matter of course , unless
H 31110 very obnoxious appointment is pro-
)083d , and ho will bo allowed to fill with
UK own partisans , if not fit for the place ,
ofhcea as they become vacant. Senator
Jameron is a good republican and may
lave bonn misunderstood , for I hardly
hink ho would advise the senate to reuse -
use to act promptly upon suitable nouil-
latlous for oflicea as vacancies occur.
1'OMTICS AMI I'UISMO HKAIiTH'
TlioSlrnln Upon tlio Mental anil
rii > Hl ( ! l ItelnK ol'O.iKlidati"- ,
l Surgical Journal.
What form of excitement cau cause a
nero tremendous strain upon the nervous
energies of its victim than the life of the
profissionnl politician * The contest
nhich beeina with ( < > r ovrn bsforu ) the
"primaries,1' which tluckenn os the time
approaches for the nominating cnnven-
ion , with its skinr.iflluH , itu attacks , itu
> lota aud o > untcrploto , culmiimticg in
aucct'Hs or fuiluro incur r\ii ) ( ! the noiutna-
tunhioh , witUuut a bioUhitit ! space ,
plunges into tbo thick of the battle for
votea ; the bar funu furecciuinK inlluentia )
Biipporuna ; tno phyaiml exhaustion d
'
taking the stump , th'o addressing of thtvo
or fi tir ti'j3ioncaafach day , nd thn trav
eling at , ntyUt ; the
'i nb f rift < -japlnj wr.rl'l net only f >
nr > t > \ * < > v rf > rd , * ut f the moat per
a n&lui ! r-1 mutters r , ( the private
lifi tl.o ili u of vifupera'ifn and f no-
hood which cannot but leave their mark
upon the moat callous hehrt ; the still
more degrading effect ff netting in mo
tion this ARtno vile enginery againtt an
opposing candidate ; and last but nol
least , the strain of altercate hope and
despair after Iho vote is taken and while
the result in yet in doubt all this ia an
experience than wh < ch nothing could put
a greater strain upon the whole mental
and physical bein . Those who have
played for the highest stake in our polit
ical hfo and have lost , as has boon the
fate of not a few of our loiding
statesman , may not have alwayt
owed their death directly to the
mental strain and disappointment , but
evidence is tint wanting in several in
stances of a breaking up of health and
courage after the great ordeal which
never was recovered from. To RO no
further back than the memory of the
present century , wo may mention Clay ,
Wobater , Stephen A. Douglas and Horace
ace Grot-ley as melancholy instances of
this. And what else could bo oipectodi
The attainment of the prizes of specula
tion ia often a relative thing. All is not
staked on ono venture , and If the success
is not all that was desired , it may yet bo
considerable. But a public man who has
boon smitten with the presidential fever
must either win his goal or fail utterly.
For years he has kept his cyo on the
whltu house , nnd every public act has
been viewed in its possible relation to
that objective point , As his plans suc
ceed nnu the goal comes nearer , his ef
forts and his excitamcnt increase. And
finally when the pri/.o is almont within
his grasp , what must bo the tension of
every mental and physical fibre as ho
3Ummcin them to the aid of his supreme
effort ?
But this subject has bearings of moro
practical intercut to the community than
thosn relating to the presidential contests
alono. The unnecessary frequency of the
elections in many patti of thta country is
productive of evil reanlta not only to the
small army of candidates but to the general -
oral public , who waste a largo amount of
time , energy and money over every elec
tion. In thin city , for Instance , the
smoke of the last battle has not cleared
anay before wo are involved in u
municipal contest. Ono day in the year ,
or , bolter still , ono day in two years ,
should sullico to devote to the exercise
of the elective franchise , and there aooma
no good reason why all atato and munici
pal officials should not be voted for atone
ono balloting.
Ono other aud still moro important
point in which politics may bo said to
touch upon public health is suggested by
the nervous strain which , under our prcs
ent civil norvico system , is put upon the
great body of federal officeholders at
each national election. Every four
years their meana of livelihood are
threatened. In the uncertainty of their
tenure of oflico there h at all times , in
deed , a degree of anxiety ; but once in
four yeiiri their risk becomes BO imminent
that they are virtually put into the po
sition of playing for a stake , that stake
beint. ' nothing loss than their broad and
butter. While the gambler's play affects
only himself , the politician Is able to put
into tbo wogor not only his own politic 1
ambition , but the hopes , the anxieties ,
the mental health and happiness , and
oven the physical subsist eneu of a hun
dred thousand of his follow citi/.ens.
'II o 110 cl llutuini Kb. r
Uae" a ronccctlou withttk
corporate narno of qreatiotu
couvc\ an Idea ol j 1st whkl
required by the triwaUnz nab
lie Short Lln On'-k TlB.ii
and the boat i w-- .ida
tlcns til ot whtcn o tniu
lioil by thn rosiest ritUwav la America
fjJEICAGrO , ffflL WAIT&EE
And St. Paul
II owoa anil cpoititcfl over 4,600 mlloe ot
Northern Illinois , Wisconsin , Minnesota , lowi
Utkota ; and aa ta main llnea , branchog and ccoceo
! K > na reach all the great bualnoia centres ot thi
Northwest and Far Went , It naturally answers Ibi
description ol Short Line , and Best Iloute between
Chicago , Milwaukee , St. Paul and MlnnoapoMl.
Ghlcn'0Milwaukee , La Crosse and Wlnona
nhlaaqo , UUwaukoeAberdeen and Ellendala
Chicago , Mllw&ukeo , Kail Claire and Stlllwatei-
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wauaau and Merrill.
Chicago , MilwaukeeHeaver Dam and Oshkonb.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wnukf ha and Occnoruowoi
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mtallecu and Prairie dn Ohl
Chicago , Milwaukee , Onatonna and Falrlbanlt.
Chicago , Bele.lt JanoaUUo and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Elgin , Kockford and Dubuque.
Chicago , Clinton , Hock Inland and CixUr ItaplcU.
Chicago , Couni.il Uluflu r.nd Omaha.
Chicago , Bloux City , Sioux Kallaand Tankion
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlala
Rook Inland. Dubuque , Ht. Paul and MltinoajroUk
Darenpoit almar , tft t'aul and Mlnnoapolu
I'nlluiiiii I' ' i per fl nnd tbo Finest Dining Cars ID
tbo H rid nre run on the muln lines nl thu CII1CAUO ,
MIUVAUKEU AND PT 1'AUI , KAII > WAynudc orv
* ttcntlonls yiM to iiaeoODgeruby courteous eraployu *
o < the Oouij.ouy.
MEKHILTi , Gen 1 Mansger.
A.V 11 OAl'.l'KMEn , Gin * l'as . ARt.
7. CLAUK , Ocn'l H.ipt.
OHO IHTK ORT ) . A-4 Oen' > Ait |
SPECIAL NOTICES
MoEY to linn m Imiirmed cltproro tj In
sitiscfjWand up W II Mottor , 1501 Tar
iiam OD2 dt)32t
10 I-OAM In Bums of SSCO and upwards
MONKV ravii nnd Co. , lltal Etata and Loan
Agtnla , 1005 Farram St. 3)3 ! ) tf
loiuiua on cti.ituN. Itittlroail llckota
MUitKY and sold. A. Foreman , 213 B 13th
7 < 6tf
Fiiiaiujal Hxclnncv , largo or small loans
OUAIIA
intdunnappnitul tucuritv < tncu hours U to 6
weRkda > , 10 to 1.Sundays. 1603 Farnam bUeut.
Ill to IJec. 2
V/A1IM.U
\\r.\NTED Two carrier * f r Ejeii'ng ' HOP ; one
IT will ) hoist aud onu wltluuit. Must bo Inleill-
ff nt and re'tpoiisllitc Call * t s IIL 7'JOtf
"I\-\\TED \llist cla si ok Immediittli Must
IT be agrod Unudress , wa-j f $5 a week Applv
at M T Ptttir'cltiSaundere Htrfet near I ikc Tvko
8th street ram 71SOp
\\rANT f.'D-Agrnts ti i > ll Noi llTlih Holder
TT und l.onp Kx'InKuUlur. ' Cull at Europrau
hoUI on 10th street , Irom Uo > [ > . in 71C-26p
A fc'ooj bc > i at K'thtoc's Fur Htnrn.
lrANTiil : * ir < 'it coiuritint Kill forKoneral
) T honsi v\orl , 2 * > tl Douglas street ' " " "
" \ \7AMH' A flul ilnsiaXt \ > r , ci'ablool talini ;
i ' cha ger > f > > lv > p , withstiodt habi'h ' , Anpli at
oiut > to ' hlCJu'o Uikeij , Ked OiK , Io a. U-0 9
'IS7ANTI.H Agocdiuan to lakerharat ol ttucita
VT olrin , i Ijii ol Iho Urndng Hints Api1 > tJ
P A. ( . rIP. . Ost 5i |
A No ( lirni to t ko fha'goo ! th
( l aihir i"l , i. iloartuinit | c ( tlio Kinutii 'llirct
W ) 2 i | >
" \\rANrirl ) Actiw , Iheugfii'iiin morj Muat > in
T NtbrMhi , to ivjiitK'iit thu Muiuil llOfurie
Kiind LiloAiSieullon t > ! N w Y"rk 11 , H. Itubl-
Min , gvi.ci null ! , lekxujah , f > il > KT i"
MTAMhD wiu rlur lU'li lioiiuwork md
\1 lomru a.N. 1-th St. S 34i
A l AS rFK-OIrl at 1212 CapUul a0
> > OS ) M
At AMTU llrJo glil IBM Fiiiiiwu ! st
( W5tl
WAMI.U Wo want a llr t c'lfti irun , who h
f ' litj uao uvpgil > cj la itwiaiHr wurk , to
W 1.1 cue wt\ \ > I Uiior " ' ! trell e ° ii * "
iiiilticU ( lu > d we * iil ! ' pol'l t ihu ii-ht
nun lult mi * * KHiuJret ) . AdJtun UriUt i * OUR
| D.M , Mo iHiptJii1 | > U. 870-0
W
\VASn.O-Olil r
n cor rJOtlinuiU
\ \ \-ri i -A , rHhf 'ou t w
> Mr Ikcc'if' II „ ' i' tt
T.1 O PFT T < rn at ! . " fnt nn' i'inr > '
f r D * t AM ! g b 'nr ifl n I i UP t iit
J Tf Mitnuli \ , < ei.trn ! Ftctelfuri n. N h
° ANTEl > Aseiti tosritl i NVfcrnianew r-vk
U7 hy a popnlur author. all on rr address Jones
and HaclrtrKtIO ( north 17tL/a ( , Ormht N'e'i
\ \ 'ANTED To bur i o ty lot t9 bo p lil In i ekly
or montbly iBstallmcnts Address" ! ! . ! t " I'co
office. 210 tf
to l c ni
Hsht , plesiitit < rk at thclrown h nics ( tin
tunce ni objcctlnti. Wttkwntbj mnl ilto S'i
il j cm tu qulftlj m ilc , n-ir m ssl ( > f llcasc ail
iltcfu at once , oloho M lg Co , liosti . , 'In , Imx
f,314 . ' 03-uec 17
iJuUcsorecntlcrnen In city or country
to tal o nice , llaht and t leasint work at their
own hon e , 2 to $5 a dav tuvsllj and quietly made
work Miit bv i. all , no cuivA'sliii ; ; no stamp fur reply
P.e addicts liellablo Man Fg Co , 1'hUadclphll , I'a.
MMm
WANTKD-IADIES Oil UKNTLKMKK tn city
or count rj , ID take nlie ligbt and jilcafiuil
work at their own hornet , 81 to $5 t > cr dty ui lly unr
quietly inatla : woi k icntby mall no raum lng ; no
Blimp ( or rnplv. I'M ! O ( nldriwi Ilellablo Manl'e Co. ,
Philadelphia , ft. f-KMm
WANTKD Situation bihilv ' m houitkccpcrlo ?
a nidoHcr Adilrej M , O'O. , Oinaln.
7'S S7p
WANTM-Situatloni < i Komi alrl. Inquire at
71KM lethitrccl. 7U2.r.p
TA ANTED Situation ? b > Three first il&si httcl
V cocks Irom Chicago. MAM , head meat , ton
icfond , ul c , hf\d raMrj , ROCI ! bread maker , ( lorn
rclctenrci , fobcr and bontst. Address A. II. T.
I'oit Olllcc , Blair , N'jb. 711 Zip
\\7'ANTEI ) l' t o ( iennan K-'l" fUuatlon In
? T American latLlly to do general ho > > cuorii
AJdn 1.9 , "A. K. " Hco olca. 7'J7 20p
SIT ! VTIONS For either ladles or gentlemen. Wo
want an acoit to re ] resent us In vMr } t n In
thnixt Tfrreiinndo kncun on application lor
ORinc } Adclr < n , Kmplra I'el'llsh'ilg Co. , 813 S
luilisticet.dicnlu. Neb , Lock Uox VJ.
Slltntion as a wet nurse. Addro'o 312
AY
N llthKtrcot. 717-20p
\\fANTKI ) Sew inn In piitate , lamlllcf , by one
T \sho untlcrstands drt8 makliiK. C. h B , UBB
ofllc ! . 71(12Bp (
\V CANTED Cop Ing or other olll o w oik , In a
lauj. Addriss II U , UKK otllct. 7S-2tlp
WANTKD II v musawltli ten jears ciicritncc ,
anil tnod rci > iiinicndaticn , enitlorincnt In
lUlretttEt tbarlts Hotel. "Ofl-'l
V\7ANTlI-'ltuMlon ! a ? truclifc saleenia-i In
ii hocUandehio * . clothing , Uroctriea or dnu'C ,
luvu also hniullodclKir-i and ti bacco , ha\o the best
ot if dn nu m Ictti r , nls * personal relereiico In city
Aildroas" ! ! " lisootllco. 07o2lp
\\7 A M'KD-l'osll ion aa wtt nuts Aprlj at
TT Woman's Christian Association , CU ) Ilnl' '
0.3 J6p
SIT ATIO.V3 Foriltlicriailic8orKfiitIi.mLn. Wo
wont nu a ent to rtprn-cnt us lu e\crj tounln
tliowut Ttrnia made known on application Inr
ngentjildrofB "KmiJlio lubllthliiR Oo , " 813 S
lUth St , Omaha Neb. OJ7 25
inartlcl raan wnnts cltuatlon lu bookkeeper
AYoun
keeper , In wholesale establishment lu Omahi.
Addresj "C. " care lien. EOfl-tl
VVfANIED In juhate Iainil\ , two stcadr board
TT ere , at aoij leosontblo rate. 1312Cumirp
street. 712 26p
rr0 ( .entluircT can ha\o a Inr/o hacilsomtl > lur-
JL nlhbcil tcionil storIront room with exec lent
) oird. kor Inforir'itlon ajijilj at drug store , corner
14th .md loiulae. 705-2J > p
V\TANTEJ ) To buy banlr in eomo good town or
TT locution lor new ono. Address J. H Adoir ,
MinncapollH , Minn 652 ! 4 ] >
ONE or two boarders watitol , liandsomtlj lur-
nlsbcd Bouthronm , pleasant bornee > cry coin en
cnce , two rninutt'tua\e ( car , flltten alnuttswa"
to 1'ckt otPce , 535 Plea nnt fat 657-24p
TV/AM'l'D To exchange one ol the best retail
T T grocirlcs in Onuhafor a small tr ct of dcsira-
> lo land near the citj. All who rip'y ' t-l\B lull de
cnptlon ol lindand owntr'sname. Address , A. S.
1 , lice otlico. ewtt
'KD licsniLBs. An active merchant cf
thorough bimin"s8 education and habits o--n-
umplating a chance January 1't. 18S5 , wl'hostopur-
hase an iutcrett in a well established mercantile or
uanufai.tuiln ! ' business , wi uld buy out a small bus-
ness.has $10 000 cnsh.caalurnleh references ola high
orlder and would expectsame To secuio reply , ad
dress Riving lull name and partlculats , "Merchant1
oaro lieu olllce. 8BO 8t IcwLp
TTJ7ANTED ? 2,0 0 on flrat-clasa city security.for 6
TT years , at 8 per cent. Address Itox 820 Post-
nrtlrw 70fl tf
U NV KBOBSH ana
T710H llE T A rl n atit Itirnlshed IroDt room ,
f nun and wile prefcrrul , 1713 Cal fornla , strctt.
FOK hE.VT ! Ious3 Hll Calllornm street and part
cf the furniture for * ale. Also 3 furnNhod
oouis for rent. 7-'J 28 ; <
FOK KENT Pleasant lurnUhed room,605 N. 17th
BiS 21p
[ TlOIl KENT Two rnoius fiirnlchrd or unfurnished
I' on second tloor , 1815 Chic-igo St. 7'JI ! J3
, OH It'XI'-Furnl-hod rcorrs In ttuldiog N. V
I
1 conur IClh anil Ua\cnpoit Gill alter 3 p ni.
7sf
FOIl KPNT A Minified cottage on LeaMiiwoith
ntat ' - - 1 Kiirnlturo ! nr sale. Inquire of J. L.
! oorpoat l > ivtim& ( Jalln hcr's TSi 2Bp
KENT A hrito fuin'slu'd ' Irnnt room wllh
ITiOlt , JlOper miintb 017 .JJth strict , bctHton
" \ d i'id Cumln s 7IC 20 | >
IJiOll H'.NI A niw hO'serllOr ' tmis.aiid a barn
1 lianl and s I' wain , on Purk a\tuuc , 2 l > otVi
rom tar/jam strict Iiqniro DM I arnain "Ostl
J Oll UBNT- * mull HOLM ) t cor , J.'d anil liar
J 1 I'llco1 * "
no pai month 7lj7-V"ij >
701 ; HKST .Nicelj liircirthod front room , 16"0
Uoui ; ! s a'rLLC 7u3 2tj >
17(011 ( HUNT One S rwim hou e - < IO per tnonlhand ;
1 oiji , room hoinu $ liM nr month , hard nnd
.ottwatir Aph | to Jolui P. lleaH , lf.tli and
s. 721 _ ' 7p
IHIIIEN'V hurruhod loom at 323 St. M i\
Aunuu 71B 29
Lp ! l KKNT 10 hausvk , 1 roon s , cull fi p'r
1 montlL. Inquire bin D.dgu htrcct. C4U 2Dp
HEN f Four room callage H. 18th St 1'ar-
I70U
1 ktr. ' . llu.\ni.
UKNT rnrnlshed room siiltabV lor two,18IO
Foil St. tibi2dp ?
I7llt HENT Nicucottifl | 1524N. 11th bt , onlj
1 one block from Grim corlicc. N. ti , ClaiK.
131-i'p
i Ult HEM lli'PMiiil ! HOUSO on Centir M , nnu
1 btxckucrth cft'umlig * . In > iuiroat Edholui V
n 035-25
FOlt KENT luoho.iM * . Inquire 163 Content St ,
ere -2-p
17011 HK.ST Htlck dwelling lioiihj , furnished or.
1 uiifurnl-hed.gahcitiy water aul all m.dmnim-
rovtmi'its Inquire on irtmls" > N W. Cor 18th
nil tariuni MR Us , 701lf
| ? trt HKN 1' Furjiisfctil roouis brick block , ttodurn
L luiiroteineils ) , me bliek ( root I'ost olll f , S W
xirner I6lh ard Capltolaio. 697 2t | >
17OU HE.NK Kirfjut turn nluxl front room. In nnt >
J1 or sinilo , wltli < as , N mil west corner cf Die
Midi'ri- " ! ! block toriif , 10th and l > \i npoit bt , OUT
dnodj ChjaMloit. | A | > pl > loom 18 , Mis. Ilu. ,
v.uthuill. OfH ) . ? ] >
17011 II" NT TAumtlomdi nnlj , u pi asiint 3ar
Jj nlblxl i m , S. F. . corner fvtn iri 1 bou U8'Uf
8'Uf
' KVNT A iiooil tcntaeiit of B j.iomi OK ! 8Mi
E'Olt II 1011 StnilH * ifpjf monlh. N , VI tlMill
0 1.4i |
ICCNTyuiiiUbul /conn at 1117 II..v.ard.
I 1 Sjl-27p
< 0 t hK.ST A liunlihid room , luiiulrc t 'n'J2 '
17 1 c n St 35C 2'pi ,
* ii Hc-NI'-A furor-hid toapi ut Iviui , for a I
withcu t ch IJr n > | .o. t tiw ruiloa HHilrii
tale Inqiiirii 22 D I'nifuiuiu bt. lld > J'.i
ITHiit UI M1 liuant 11 ro.im h iisi , htrd m'd rJt
1 atrr allmnljrn iuipr > reT.un'H , bi.rtt ) i cttio'i ti
rU ) $7i < llArkcr.V iUjnu. 13th nn1 Farrmm. S2i tl
T'Oll UfNTTwo inn \ ( uiiitii til Hunt ri. in
> . .ithoahuutt04iJ. . btuti in i " -li Uls
I7 < ) Il l > fNTCon t jittMo fiirublud r cm i 'n noit i
Him 1 1 hai liiuonbl iK , OJin t ll.iu.ip riui A
AVa , I ifu tnci.i ! htngul. Ajpl ) at t. emu
ii. Andeiton _ aii * \ \
7 0rt Iti.sr t
JO
18 'ciiui lieu o Ut and Hjtt $4V
8 ( < rnu-onto4riliu ! ) , jky *
.s si
ni' Uinr li ' , t ' 4 C tr t
T ' In f ili V- r 0,3 N n 1,1' "ty
l/l'll It "NI lit * ' farn n. ' I ' 1i v > 9
J. ' ihtus. ' 'I , i > f * > t > i-t'i ' an.l P ( > i B ip
n IlLNT f.arci f o t ro m w th ln id , nl-o
Ft da ) toird fit two or thitc gentlemen ftt 1 WI
Jontitt ' ' * * P
TTi l l nv.vr-7uAWioJ f'cil t irlnr on flwS , Jl&fii-
J1 wllh 1'pd room iflhiM'V , fine location oilj Cip
I'ol Hill Addres < tfmti ftrc cw ' X. A. " Il.o
olllce ° 4.'L1
_ _ _ - .
171ouin ; > 'T-Kiirnl liel rooin ltli
r North ) HI
TT HS I FumTgho J ? oou , at , J > i t pltol utu.
UENT-Nlcoliirn'shoJ rnnrcn t half lilftek
Fc from U y < * Vi ppjia houses it 1. JtarHn 310 J
ioutlilMhsircft C07t |
IlEIfT KiirnliheJ ronin ami boa per
Ipon 1 Vcrv p , l-4'Davonpott.
TWdccl
poll KENT Tfjt OBtor.v meit market cwner
I 1 lUlh and Paulscn & lU , 1513 Fi
1,1011 Kr.NT-Ttvotltcant room ! Ill IteUlcV * bitch.
I ? I'aulaen A , Co r51S Kanniii 3t'2 tt ,
_
1 7011 ItEVr-Furmslred Ir jnt room llr tint 222 X
JD 10th M 3J2tf
7(011 ( KENT Hous wHh 5 rooms and barn. Ap-
1 pl > toP WllgN BJ ? outhl2thSt.
Oll IIEN1-A ten room oot'ago , goot lot , itti
barn , on 1'AClflo street , near llth tie t. In-
0. F. Goodmam KO'tf
KENT OU S M.B A live room houw , No.13'7
' Pierce street. Apply Co Mra. 3. 0. Stiteniot. ,
1815 Cass street. 2CO-1 f
KENT Now dwelling ol ten rooim , A
FOIl Improtcmcnss eltunted at SV. . cor.
Harnoy and 2 th street. SM Balou Bro's or J--n
Nctlllc. 203 23p
_
17011 HENT-In Shi'in'n 3d aiWItlon , mco eouth
JL and ea t corner lot with 8 room house $18. tier
month Potter &Cobl > , 1B1B rarnnm St. 182 1.
T70H KENT Two rooms furnlshad for light houn > >
JD kcepiag. S.V. . cor. 8th and' ' Howard. 170 tf
poll HEN T lloom corner of 17th and d race Stoi
I 1 i4ltf
OH linjiT The corner store 10th atidten\cn
F woitn. Appl ) (1. It. 1'cttreon. 103 tl
KKNT Cott go o ( fl > o rooms , doslrablo lo
FOIl . O F. l Us & Co , ! 605 Farnamtt.
117-U
UKM Urst cla > " ( thrco tt > ry urlck , metal
IfoU , warchoueo , lijdraulio rleTOtor , concrete
ha'on iitf. Hallroad track to door. Barker i. Maj no ,
IStli atid Farntiiu , OSK-t
HIiNT A now store room anil olilossup utalr
IpOU January let , 18 ! < 5 , on 13th butnocn Willlauas
and Illckorv Inqu ro nt K. J. Hi * per. DIG tl
Oil UEST Pleasant lurnlshcd room S , K oo"
ICth MH ! Howa-d stroi.ti , B03 tl
ivKNi llilrftntiewdni-llingnbj C ! . T TiJ-
ipoll ' , cornir I4tli and Douglas. S4S-tl
7 > OIl KENT House 7 room ? Rood lo .ilsty by 0. T ,
Tajkr , o rner Nthnnd rougla 819-t
OOMS With board , dcs rab o or winter1 Apply
R t at CliaikallBtcl 7 6MI
T MURRAY bsui Koort pasturing ,
Sffi tf
I70K HfcNl Uottaice ot U\o rooms J.l'hlp" Hoe
L1 1512 aouth Dth street. OJO tf
FOI : SALE.
BALE A KOOil pnng bpardiiiB hnifle cheap
FOU ca"h Inquire at 501 corner 5th acd I'iDire.
6DO'4p
SALE I ea' on 2',000 acres Rood School
FOR for silo in SO acre tr.iit.s and upwinlK ,1
N. lloMiolds , U07 Farnam bt 9J 27
Hare bargain ; 3 acres near water-
wnrk < rcsenolr , ? 1 0.0 , easy term ? . Lot 84 *
182 It * launders btrcet , 3 blocks from fttcot pars ;
inly ? JW , to ins cm Ono acre , Oiso'j ai'dltion ' ,
9I.OCD Deautlful lot m Howe's addition , U'8\132 ,
ml } $000 Full lot , ( nnll b.uso and barn , nesir
Innscum's park , SI 200 ch lull lot , r-outh 13th
street , cheap I'or bargains call on liarlier .
Jojne , l.ithand Farnonv. 050 S4
T7 > Oll SALEOIl TUADK-A fto-k of general merchandise -
_ chandiso fcr pnle nn easy term ) , or will exchange
a gooil I mds in Nebraska. Iho ttock will imoioc
about Sll.COO. Addr.ta "W. O " caraof Bem Ilice.
677 27p
FOIl NILE OH TIIADE A cord stock o ! Hard
ware and turni'uro in Pn > tcrn Ntbra'ka ; will
rado for good lanoa in Nebraska or Kail n < : pittio-
uUrH Rhcn ou njiplica lei ) Address \\lllinirilros.
ihube t , Neb- nlO Mdh
FOU SALK-In Lincoln , l * eb , tbo IVtrlesa Sttam
Laundrj A rara hUHintaj opiortiiiit\ | ) ; the
> nl > ( IrKt ( lass bnslncH ) ol < bo kind In the clt } ; U ex
tuieiti.1 } \orllitcd bss Ibst cosi help , latest lui-
iroied machinery , ottn thing now ; satulactorv na
suns for i tiling. ft928p !
FOIl SALE Oil TIIADE llarbtr chair , cup ca o
nnd tools ol lje.it make nrd llue > t puerns. C. It.
LJrorier , tidnej , Jowa. 031-25p
F10II SALE Sir hundred coed lots SlfO to 8WO.
Houses and lota on month ) } paj mcnts. Boggs
V Hill , real e tate 1403 farnani St 019 . ' 4.
TJIOHSALU.OIl RENT-Lct flO\183 with now 6 room
17 home and 4 horse ftnMe , Pierce , near West a\c.
line location. 1'au aeu & Uo , 1513 Farnuu. 3U-tl
FOlt HALE Iho best business lot at the Stock
van's South Om ha , COxlHO Will be worth
loublo the price asked now lusidu 12 months Appl )
it ollico New York Drj Goods Store , 1310 Farnam
277-t !
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[ TAOH HALE 1 f-ausago chopjer , horse power ; one
LT renilirln ; . ' kettle , ODU lard press. Apply at Drook.
jn Market , cor. 13th and Tkroo 001 tl
TV'PE Aquantttv nf Job an I newspaper tjpo lor
sale Also a good Zither. C. T. Cunu' , oaro liea
) IUce. _ 7K-.II
r"OH SALK Cottage of 5 rooms , barn , corner lot in
I Shlnn's addition , only H 6 O.tinall avsli p.ijrnen : i
mil bilance monthly. Unrgain. McCaguo , npp.
fllfltf
IjiOH SALE New punuon Inquire ol Oco. III' , ' .
Rina at northeast corni r 10th and Icd'o
68UI
r,1011S\LI5-Fluo buoHosj rhanco at Urand Island
' Neb 5.CWimj3 thi bank * bmldlne Si4l ; an.
Xlicobullil'iii ' ; which rents iorjts a month , a l.ariri.
lr and burilev : proo' fata with Yilu tijje lo k co t
' 1,000 , nl-o s > erj lar e Lank biok , dro prool fafe ,
jnnls c juntcr , dj kH , lurd coal utovu. In fact , a com-
do o ban * outfit , to uthtr wlrh lot U\eo on Locutt !
itrout. Title | erlcct 'Itrnu i na h , la anco ou ouu
Hid two jtara time it deolrod. Gallon or audru's Jay
B. Whit * Grand 'Bland ' , rttb 622-tl
{ 7011 SM.K Clioop a Hcoond hinil hlirb top buKin.
i In | ulre at Slmpnou'a Carrlairo Factory , I > oiUf , "
iofveiiu 14th and ISth. 230 il
FOIl HALE twliolo i ckof clotblnff , boots aud
shoos , bulldlnsd ct'Citat , rutlrlni ; Irom busineet.
J. H. I'otcrtioii SQlaouid Tenth Htrout. US-Sm
OOK n/tLR IVo opi.ii buoonu-uar 'n . < n j tf.
1' onodoU : ry-7aon. oheiti , tt lira HurJi. .
M1SCSI.I.ANKOUH.
rosf fair cold nwil spnctocli t , on Pattnimrt-
J lntHrui Killi and Jlth strettw Pk'hu lu \ j nU
il lUinabanre.torv aorn r 13th indtatifi nil i.
O.sroi | | ' , , , , rv | , , with diamond .
j will In Iinrr ll3 ri > .rdtil li > leailusjt I81T
rAKIIN UP-On Octobtr 28 , a lij-ht L. . novo ,
whlcoepit In forehand aud nhltai > ilt Ju l above.
iho l tille W. Edlott , ono mlla w eat of thu barrn Iw.
042-lt lew.
nUDDEIt STAMPS On ) manuUctortru InOnwha.
LV. lltt 9 1 nntln Co. 50j tf
PKIVV vaults , DlnlMiuid oe | KnVj cl auol ir tnr !
HbortMl notice aud at anj timicltha > JO > In an
ntircl ) c / < lit Ices ' ; \y without the ler.ati nos' jou
' ccui nt flr ii , with r Imi1eil anil
Jorless iijjiraluo. A. h\am i ( Jo. , irvJ
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UNDERTAKERS ) ,
At thn oUHttinl 1417 Fiunnin ! Mr t. Order , ( /
lJilh 03'-lUd HiHlltyflptlyltinJnl to. lv J
hanv No. 9V6
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