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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1884)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-TIIUKSDAY DECEMBER 11 , 1884. THE "DAJLY BEE Omtlin. Office , No. 10 Kftrnm Bt. Now York OfBoo , Uoum BW TrlOtino Building. wry It L'AsdnjraornlflK cl U } ra I- T KAI * . TlMt . $10.00 ! TTirv * Uon&4 . { A ( . .00 | Or > Mt.nrh . . / k , Oat , ra * aiut > n , ronumtt ( _ . - rRH roan-no , 7e Twr . ' . . . . .82.001 Three Month ! I l.OolOneKentb. . . S < < ' GccBicantottlflM relating loN6vriiae < lKdUnrUl to ih ICrroa cr Tat LlrTBM. AH Bzriansi tntr rs anil RemltUrcflej ihoaid bo ftddrrfnml to Tni Bus Pcnunmiia OoxrAxr , n M/.IU , Drafts , CbeeltR and I'ostofUco ordari to b made p y tbte to tfc cider of tb cmnp&ny. ? HE BEE FOBLI8HINB CO , , PROFS' ' E. 11OSKWATKU , Keillor. A. U. Fitch , Minuiecr Dally.Circtjlatlon , V 0. Box488 Omixha. Neb. DAKOTA will have H hearing in the eou.to , but whou the bill for her admin- nion in considered in the honao oho will probably bo opt oul In the cold. IT makes n great difloronco whoso'ox is gored. The damocratio organ of Col orado nhouts for tariff reform and advo- cstea radical protectiou for the silver minor * of thn elate. Tun cnllouf.nesi of Tammany's chock Li brilliantly illrmiinatod In Iho request tb&t It bo allowed to lend the procosnlon n Washington on inauguration dny. The balm of prospective upoils h&pi hcalod the old aoros. HA USUAL OUMMINOH has boon auod for the trifle of § 150,000. In vionr of the tightness of the money market ho thiuko of offdrlug to settle the inttttcr for fifty cents on the dollar. Thin would nnablo him to pay the plaititilF out of hio year's oalary. 11' the recoil I rich silver discoveries in Guorgia , Michigan and Minnesota p&n out in acoordanco with the fjroat ox- poctatiuns that they have BO suddenly given tiso to , wo ahall soon have such nn ovorproduotion of the vhito metal that it will become a drug in the rmrko t. TIIK Council J''irc , ' & journal publiahod at Washington in the intercut of the In- in diunn , coutinuon to hammer away at Dr. " McGillicuddy , the Indian agent at Pine Itldgo. In ita last itnuo it inakcn coino ugly charges r.qainsl McOlllicaddy , who cannot afford to let thnn go onchnllongccl , even if the author Ja a no-culled crank. No TIIK city phyoician han very properly Me called the attention of the council to the wit filthy condition of the nlloyn , nnd oomo thorough Byntom of cleaning uhould to bo immediately adopted. The alloys the should bo kept an clean as the directs , but oomo persons trill insist on using ncr tboui for dumping places for all sorts of lul robbiah and filth. Such nso of the alloys sue Iho should never bo allowed. There io an ordinance ogeinat it , and it ought to bo Thi strictly onforcod. Dot real iho TUB Woatorn Union telegraph company ran has just declared I \ per cent quarterly peri dividend on its $80,000,000 of stuck , oror inci fifty per cent of which is watered , and yet bo mid it is now cutting down tha wages of its era employes and abolishing pay for extra eat work. No corporation in this country wo , can bettor afford to pay ita employes decent pay ' the ; cent wages , but Instead o' this it forces thcj ; thorn to contribute heavily to the funds n of the company to that a dividend can bo of declared. neil the TIIK butchers of Omaha continue to Ool obargo outrageously -high prices for etat awa nioats , although there Is not the slight- ofll oat reason for it. This in particularly wasted true with respect to pork moats , for to-d which they are now charring the same thai Uni julcea that they have for several yearn , although hoga have not for a long tlmo boon so low as they are now. It is to bo hoped that the batchers will inako n re duction and bo oatisfled with a fair profit. There is ouch a thing na hoggtshncsa , of particularly in the butcher business. mon the Tim board of trade will hold a mooting Vul on Monday evening to consider the pro Dm posed legislative amendments for this attr oily. It is hoped that the legislative poll delegation will bo present , together with odj the city council , and all other citizens are who have any suggestions to mako. This ingia will bo an important mooting , and there should bo a largo attendance. Omaha sill needs coneldorablo legislation , and Iho the matter should bo carefully discussed and pile nil the needed amendments should bo The agreed upon and formulated in proper con shapo. By taking this course wo shall a avoid the loose and hasty legislation mit which has given us considerable trouble pu In tbo past , the nst HARDLY a day passes without an Im mo promptu ncck-tlo sociable In nome part wo of tbo country. The number of lynch- wh Ings are more numerous by at least two the to ono than legal executions. In moat ha' cotes the victims of lynch law moot a ofme deserved death. This way of disposing me of criminals guilty of hoiuous oIlenscB toll. Booms to bo rapidly growing in favor km not only in frontier icctlona but in tbo able tnoro clvillzad and thickly populated baa parts of the country. It la duo to the ill delays of tbo law and the numerous irai opportunities afforded criminals to escape prc jualico through technicalities and the wo use of money end other powerful in val fluences. It is a Bid commentary upon sad the administration of juatlco. Feoplo roc scorn to no longer have any confidence aoi that murderers will bo juatly dealt with got at the hands of the law , and hence nal they Uko the law into their own haunda. mil They will continue to do so until they fat nre assured that tbo law trill be enforced wh whi and thatjaslioo will bo strictly and im i partially administered , * roi AbKING 100 MWII. Tic fknlhwpoUrn cfttUrmeu. prop ar * to t make n raid on cotigrees for n gigmilio subsidy , in the ghapo ot a oatile trail aifi from Texts to the northern gfiniog re- gionr. It is proposed to Mk congress to withdraw from public tn\a \ and se'tle- montntid othcrnite condemn n atrlfj of laud from elx to ten mileo Trido from law laT northward , in other word thry want millions of acres withdrawn from the public domain and devoted to their exclusive use. Thin in in accordance with a plau adopted by Iho recent cattle wm men's association nt St. Lou's. ' Why so in land should bo demanded by the ca ' . is nomothlng wo cannot under stand. They do not seem to bo satisfied atw with already occupying vast tracts of the public domain , nnd obtaining fjrfisa and 1W water ; free for their imincnco herd ? . It is true that considerable ground is needed isto to ountaln Iho cattle of the plalno , but free grass will not always bo supplied by the government. The state cf Iowa , which ban no frco ranges , slands nocond among the cattle raising stales and terri tories , TCXAS coming first. If Iowa can tofit got along without imuonso ranges , other states can do the name. The day la not far distant when a largo portion of the : attlo ranges of the west will bo taken up forj agricultural purposes , and in their Improved condition they Trill support a argor ; number of cattle than can bo fed r an cijnal area of uncultivated laud , an at the s&mo time better catllo will bo produced. The catllo men are nok- l altogether too much , yet they will leave nothing undone to accomplish heir object. Already their leading rep resentatives are on their way to Washing ton , and they will bo barked by au un limited amount of cash nnd other influ ences in their efforts to lobby HUH incas- urn through congrcua. While congress could poeaibly comply with their dotr.nndn HO far vs government lauds are concerned , thejo land grabbers would probably find It more difficult to obtain the desired Itgrc ground for their trail through Kansas , Colorado and Nabraska , as the state gov ernments would hcvo something lo nny about < it. However , if they secure from congress what they ask , they would per haps pnrchu.no the nccoaosry land In the above states for their cow-path. In dis ' cussing Ibis matter the Now York Hour makco Iho following pertinent remarks : "Thcsu men have crowded lo the wall thousands of poor settlers , with their few head of cnltlo nnd small Hacks of sheep ; they have concealed the true agricultural value of vast territories ; they have con trolled politics and stolen public lands. Now they aek the nation to lot them lay out A highway for cattlo-dtlvlu from Mexico to British America. It Is to bo ton miles wide , and nil prlvato properly within ita line ia to bu condemned nnd purchased. The American people ought speak in no uncertain tones upon by subject Hero are n thousand men sen that represent § 3,000,000,000 of capital. Ont company claimn and uses 800,000 bio' ncrco of laud ; another roaches "GO miles length. A tattle trail ton milea wide , vcn such KB thcso men propose , would check the Bettlomont of the country and prevent - due vent its civilization for yaars. * * * That there Is now no "Groat American lid Dotcrt" wo know ; but how many of uo reallzo that , with the help of Irrigation , greater part of the so-called cattle ranges ; are agricultural lands ? How many persons realize that at the present rate of llui increasethoao lands ought to bo and will iut occupied by small farmers before the was middle of the next oonlurjj The cattle tob ia only temporary , bnt if wo give the .o atilo mon such largo tracts In fee simple , jest compel i the farmers of the future to sum largo anma for the land , It is really som land that the monopolists want , for curl know that the great fortunes of the inxt century will bo mndo in the clmngo will t those cattle-ranges Into farms. Only shoi who know the west as thoroughly an Brit [ wiitor does Now Mexico , Arizona , Colorado , Nevada , Montana are fully iwaro of the multitude of interested itatemonts regarding the worttilcaancas Int IhoBO great ranges for agriculture. So Nebraska called "worthlcea" ; and npp boday ita corn-yield per aero is higher lion that of any other otato in the ' Union. of will T11E HOOKING VALLEY. thai ; Every year the wails of hungry thou slim sands como from the coal mining regions nil Pennsylvania ] nnd Ohio and H3 com lifts thia cry of diatroju become- that appalling condition of the Hocking \7Cfl Vullty minors excites very little notice. I1CZ During the Ohio campaign their votes boo attracted the greatest attention from the poii politicians , but the moment they deposit trci hclr ballots It vanished , and they nro oral now dopondoul mainly oil the oll'or- thii of charitable people , The rapacity of the mine operators to lion further reduce Iho pittance given stat miners for twelve hours work in Iho the precipitated n strike early last fall. Few < claim of the employers that they olo' could not nllord to pay the old wages was his subterfuge to throw the mon out of the mines and give their places to imported pauper and bonded labor. The arrival of Chi thoao slaves in the valley last September the naturally drove iho etrikors to desperate and anc moaaurcs , Kiots followed , the militia the were : called out to protect iho bondsmen , Now while the strikers sullenly succumbed to prc display c f authority. How they | on have managed to keep the ravenous wolf been hunger from their doors thu last two up months , it is not necessary to . It is sufficient to the know that their condition now ia deplor In the extreme. Some assistance the bcon sent from adjoining states , but ho is far frombeing sufficient to supply the tile to immediate wants of those poor people , or to provide proper clothing for the men , on women and children In the plague-ridden valley , "God has boon good to mo , " ions Uity ono poor fellow to a correspondent given recently ; "just aa wo oat the last morsel I'ney something ; turns up and wo manage to no along " Bad-tyod women and half- mo naked children are huddled together in aa miserable hovolt , while husbands and the fathom are- seeking employment ol&o- where. of VOU'H pol rotity ot Ohio It Ia unaccountably itrango lords ih t oho eh .tild i un.i t hundreds t f people wi'hln ' her Vardtra t > tulfer , and dtptntl on the liberality ot individuals to rullove the tufforingtof her poor. Tun reduction of tha wngAaof the tele- fjraph opcralora by Iho Western Union tolrgraph company ia liable lo cause some trouble , bnt whether H nlriko vrill bo the result ia not yet prsltivcly known. In Pillsburg a reduction 1ms boon made by cutting off the extra pay , which is equal to fifteen to twenty-fire dollars per month fur night operators. It is eaid that the Western Union ha : bcon preparing for a strike by educating a lot of young stu dents In the art of telegraphy in co-called telegraph colleges. In St. Louia the old operators say that a strike cannot bo averted if the same reduction ia made | there which hr.a taken place in the oast. In any event it ia the duty of the Western - orn Union to too that the public is served without Interruption. It will not do lo transact buslnrts in the way that It did during the previous strike. Finn losses for November In the United States and Canada reached a total of about $8,000,000. This is $1,000,000 in exccaa of the * average for November In nlno years past. Total fire looses for 1881 are $101,000,000. List mouth there were 17- fires In which the reported 033 wr.s $10,000 or upvard * . Of these lixtocn caused moro than $100,000 loea and four moro then $200,000. List year ho losses for the corresponding montha reached $1)5,000,000 ) , and this was so greatly in excess of the usual amount that icEiirnnco men were considerably trou-1 bled. Now wo have eddcd half a million to the monthly average of the exceptional lococa of laat year. Wretched construc tion and a nhamoful degree of carclcaancGa among property ownerti are chief niuong the cnusca for this wholesale destruction. IK the death of Itaubon II. Springer Cincinnati has lost ono of Ita most honored . ' citizens. Howaaanmnof great wealth which ho uacd to a great extent for the I benefit cf the public so that ho might wil while living the enjoyments aria- ing from his magnificent gifto. To him Clncimnati ; IB indebted for her music hall , Mic exposition buildings , and the college | cf music : , to which during the laat nine years ho contributed $300,000. It ia largely ; duo to Mr. Springer's liberality 18 that Cincinnati has become noted na a fi" music cen r. Uo wns a public benefac I in every tonne of the word , and hia Dxamp'iO is well worthy of imitation by rid mon everywhere. I Tin : Now York Central haa begun to IBOUO continuoua-trip tickets only to the cen ivcHt , and Ita example is being followed ell the I other roads concerned in the pan- the the longer ; rate war. This ia thought to bo a cor blow ' aimed at the scalpers , but wo venture abode tun that the wily scalpers will soon In- do rent eomo Icgcnioun device to got around thr bhomost [ iron-clad ticket that can bo pro npp duced. However , the continuoua-trip in ticket ia the moat difficult thing that they have to contend with. ( jjjpad pad IT ia reported that fifty years ago a oft llutnian qonoral deposited 50,000 rublca rene the Imperial bank of Rues la , which the the to accumulate till 11)25 ) , and then to farn bo handed orer to the author of the ody biography ot Czar Alexander I. The will reach at that time a lump of lomothing like § 1,500,000. It would bo Phil nirious to know how many biographies PhilH bo presented for competition. Wo a tat ihonld not bo surprised to learn that Jim conj Iriabin fa nt work upon this biography. gnn nail wh A JOINT resolution haa been introduced and the houao by Mr. Cox proposing nn dpc ippropriation of $100,000 for the complo- and pro of the Bartholdl statue of liberty. scorns lo bo the most sensible plan the securing the necessary funds , and it Cle'S bo out the Idea carrying ; original The the American people generally wor ihouU contribute to the enterprise. They Pen ] do it through nn appropriation. uro rat and T Silver Kinga of Colorado and the tn will moot in convention in Denver Cap month to discuss wnya and moans to tout boost ttio cart-wheel dollar into greater ami whi popularity. They nro confronted with a min treasury overloaded with bullion , a gen- thii preference for paper mon y , and not thirty-six atuten ngaiust two. mat of ia joaloua of the olova- gov doll of the Washington monument. The com italuo of William 1'onn on the tower of Jell now public building In that city in a ia foal lower , and It IB now propoicd to end take alovato ' , , William'a head so that ho can tip takiI beaver to George at au equal height. trui blu Knllronils and Fni-inorw , Jftl Chicago Tilbuue. tured The railroad men take a jaunty view of Urn relations of their roads to the farmers ism the markets. President Cable , of aim Hock Island , wua reported In our nor York diapatehoa of Saturday as ex eve pressing hla jubilation over the ease with con which the railroads were restoring rates pee farmers' produces where they had eug cut , and In keeping them generally The to the almost prohibitory figura to otltn. which thn pools have succeeded in forcing 1 them. Ho did not take n serious vlow of tloi prospects that the farmers would bo mood protected by any regulative legislation at bun filuto capitals thla winter. The roads , rou said , were ulways threatened by hos foal legislation , and the Inference aooinod which bo that the corporations rather liked ecu havu the rural Solons try their teeth oho railroad files. The same spirit Is ex pan hibited by the railroad mon vrhoao opin km , upon the request of the Kausas make biwrd of trade for lower ratoa , wcro pull In our railroad column of Monday. oin Uko the extraordinary grounda Hint ntion. reduction in rntca would bo of any and ao long aa the prlco of wheat ia aa low the at present. hav Tnia amounts to laying that because musiu farmer gets so little It makva uo all difference that thu railroad takes the moat con it , or , In BOtno cases , absolutely pro- aauoy ' the silo of the grain. This ia the upr political economy of the Urltijh land years ' , who amwer the appeals ofthoir'yea Icnan's f jr Ijaer rcnis by proving 'hat if Ltho farmnrn fet ci.7 reuuctira It do th ni no < " } j , for the in- creased prosperity weuul simply lend to n increate of population which would redaco thorn ngaln to their previous reP' poverty ' , ' The argument of theto railroad Yuen that reduction of their rates would not help the fnrmerg , but only the specula- tore , be"o usa "whenever tha railroads re- ducjd the freight rate on grain thorpecti- | lators put up the price a corrorpondlng nmount. ' giveB nwny the whole of their case. Nobody knows boiler than rail road men , who nre the greatest specu later * in the world , that , when specu lators put up prices , prices go up for the fanner junt ns much. The prices paid or the board of trade govern tbo pricoi paid on the farm. If speculators on the board of trade put up the prices there prices go up in j uvcry district where grain ia bought for shipment ] to this cuntro. The farmer goto nil that ia left oat of the prlco of n bushel of wheat In Liverpool nftor all the intermediate charges of the ocean steam- ore , Amer.win railroad ? , Chicago elevat ors , commission mon and the like are taken ! out. If railroad charges are raised the amount left for the farmer is no much less. If railroad rates ire lowered the remainder for the farmer in increased. IIow much the railroads do take out ofTi the prices received by the farmer the Tribune is taking pains to show. In our Issues of Saturday and Monday wo pub lished the compiled results ( if numbers of dijpatchcs ; from four ODodal correspond ents in Kansas , Nebraska and Iowa , giv- In clear and accurate form the prices of S ? nt the various places nnd the coat of nhipping wheat atn corn and o ta and hogs to Chicago. Theao tables will well repay 1 the careful atudy of all interested In tin well-faro of our farmers nnd business" me , oven including the railroad mon" wl ; think it ia of no use to give the farm- era any relief. The beat wheat in Abilene ono ot the wheat centers of Knnsa * , is worth but -1C cent ) per buahcl. The freight rate ia 25 cents per bushel. The The farmer gota SO. GO fur n crop which it costs i not a cent less than $0 nn ocro to take out of the ground and deliver nt the depot , allowing nothing for interest on capital. The Inferior grades of wheat there nro worth but SO coi-ta a bushel or a little moro than half the coat of produc tion \Ylchita , Kas , wheat ranges from 10 to 48 centn a btuliol , and the frcighto are 27 cents a buahol , givinc the farmer who raises the wheat but three to clovou cents a bushi l } nero thnn the railroads charge for hauling it to Chicago , The ratea on corn in moat cisoa confiscatea the crop. At numbers of pointa in Nebraska and Ivnniaa the freight on n bushel of corn ia much moro than the farmer can Boll it for nt the station. At Central City ; , for inntanco , corn is selling at 15 centa a buahol thcuco to Chicago for conta a bushel. The elUno of Btuto of affairs cxiata nt many other places ' in the otalo. Another striking peculiarity of the railroad charges is , that they will carry a buahol of corn from Council Bluffs , on the western verge of Iowa , GOO miles , to Chicago for leas than j"j eight cents , but to bring It to Chicago from DCS Moinoa , which ia bnt half way across tbo stnlo , they demand cloven cents 1 They have competition at Conn- Blufla ] , nnd discover that they can do work for eight cants. At Dea Moines they ; have things their own way , and ac cordingly take , considering the distance , Wltc about twice na much aa they are glad to the business for at Council Bluffs. The tame grocdy readiness to extort nil etanl they ; can got when thcro is no check nppoara at a variety of the places gtvetn subd our tables. ' clear At a majority of the interior pointa the ho check of competlt on cannot bo applied , live The only other check poesiblo for the ra thoc pacity of tlieao corporations ia regulation the charges by legislation. If the rail rent roads , by treating such remonstrances aa theme from the Toledo Produce exchange , Kansas Oily board of trade , and Iho farmora wilh conlempt , invilo this rem it will bo applied. GIvothoEAjjlo a Clmncc. Philadelphia Press , Richelieu Robinson , the spread-eagle . itatotman from Brooklyn , proposes that engross shall see to It that the inau- nrnl coromoniea next Mnrch shall sig- iializo n return to the austere simplicity ivlilch ! prevailed in the days of Jefieraon , to that end ho la about to intro- n joint resolution iii the house to prohibit ! thu erection of triumphal archua the display of military organizations tlou in the streets of Washington on forthcoming occasion of President Cleveland's inductjon into office. Statesman Itobinaon should forbear. Jeiforsonian simplicity racket won't work. Our own Governor Patllaon. of Pennsylvania , knows what a dismal fail ilia , Ou the occasion of hia inaugu ration ! ho rejected ( ill profiera of escort , insisted upon walking the entire dis tance , through live inches of slush , op Capitol hill in Harriaburg , wholly unat tended , save by a pair of gum boota and a imilo of unconscious simplicity. People SI who-wltncasod the performance say it re minded them moro of Jdl'orpon than any thing they over Haw in their liven , but it only did the governor no good in the matter of fame , but gave him a bad case catarrh besides. Ever since then the TO governor haa boon meanly suspected of a deliberate attempt to have fnvorublo M ooinparUona drawn botwnon himself and KOJ Jefferson , and his experience in that line n warning of which Grover Cleveland every other young statesman should heed. People gazed nt Mr. Patliaon na ho IVi IV/f Irudgod through thoanow nnd aluah that Agot blustery morning and concluded that , ff AgotM fforson was not being wontonly caricatured M , it was n good thing for nil buuda ho lived in nn ago when plcayun- could t afcly masquerade aa patriotic simplicity. The hack faro which Gover W Paltiaon saved by that horolo inarch if multiplied tenfold , would not Vv compensate the humiliation which the a if- people of Ponniylvania suffered in the ifW euggcatlon lhat the great and good W Ttuimas Jcfforson was a penurious hypo- . \ otltn.Tho Robinson plan for the inaugura ia no good , This Country ia in uo W for uuy ffectations of Pocksnifilan humility. What It wants is n roaring , rousing , eagle screaming inauguration vv festival once every four years , uu mailer aiual party wlua a grand national barb whoio every American cltl/.un who chooses can assemblehlmtolf In dreaa AV parade and kiojc hia heel and dare any lion knock-knood : pirate of a foreign nation to faces nt the Goddess of liberty or TT a feather from the tail of the Amerl- Bout icoi'cry eagle , on pon&lity of eternal annihlli- I ; octuJ . That's what the country wants. Adtli thal'a just the kind of time wo hope democratic brothorn will Insist upon \v having a regularslam-bang jubilee , with Hcneflt TT uud flky rockets , and military and lknW the I multifarious and multitudinous W contrivances through which this big , fat , outfit country takes occasion to vvut her llUJK uproarous onthusiism otico every four Umry by the calendar , Including \ \ . TI 71ic Republican MnJ jrlty In low * . Si ; l'.nil T/io / decrease cf the republican msj rily jn Iowa , over the combined dorm crtlc aud greenback vote by nearly 00,0(0 in four years ha phenomenon too significant to be ignored. It is a satisfaction to know thit the party tenders do not attempt to hvet.t v.tln or eca hinjj orpUna'ions , but have their cyen opened at list to tha fatal folly of which they were guilty in identi fying the party with tha movement for prohibition. They were warned nt every step and every turn , nnd appear to be nt Inat convinced that it docs not pay nnv party to trade with the advocates cf legal immorality and intolerance for the sake of forcing upon a community an enactment that is only n dead letter at its bist. Wo do not look for rtpublican defeat in Iowa or imagine that there is any possibility of It. But that confidence is founded upon a' belief that the party has thoroughly kerned Us mistake , aud will abjure like error In the futuro. It will bo worth Bomo sncriGco and telf-mortilication if the republican party shall bo Uught once for all that it caanot meddle with this wicked fanaticism , and if prohibition shall be made to disappear from both the lotrn otatuta book nnd the consideration of either party in the state or nation. I'ontollico ( JliaiiKca in Nebraska and Iowa during the week ending December ( ! , 188-1 , funnelled by Win. Van Vlcck , of the pest office do- partmcnt. MJUItASK-i , Discontinued Glcngary , Fillmore county ; Gkatio , Phelpe county ; Norval , Seward county. Postmasters appointed Oxbow , Nick- oils county , \V. P. Jowott ; South Bond , Oass county , Oliver Jnckr. IOWA. Established Gracevlllo , Gnthrio coun ly , Geo. B. Gnilcs. Discontinued Bethel , Marion county. Postmasters appointed Ccntcrvlllo , Dubuqao county , Nicholas Meyer ; Chick- nsaw , Chickaeaw county , John Hnyden , Clomcno , Marshal county , Allan T. Mil ler. Eigle llock , Harnrn county , A. L Hichard ; Ellsworth , Hamilton county. J. C. Lznnicg : Flint , Mohankn county , J.S. Wharton , Maple lliror , Cjrroll county , Geo. W. Scranton ; Mount Carrncl , Car roll county , Goahard Braggoman ; Mer rill , Ply month county , Louiio Dodaon ; Rudd , Floyd counly , A. Nlcnetadt ; Siam , Taylor county , Geo. VV. Itujscll ; Smile field ] , Woodbury county , M. L. Jones , West Grove , Davia county , W. H. Hen ry ; Yorktown , Page county , J. A. Star- * buck. Report cornea from Berlin that the government intenda to oatcblish so-called labor bureaus , whoso duty it chall bo to knrp an exact control regarding thooffera oft and Iho demand for labor in thodlfTar- cnt branches of induatry throughout the country , in order that employers who need workmen may know whcro to find them : , and that laboring mon may luarn whore to got something to do. Sanford's RADICAL IVItch.IIuel , American Pico , Canada fir , ilarlgoM L1 and Clover Blossoms Ai single dose oi Qanford'a Radical Cure In- itantly relie\estho moat violent Sneezing or Hood F Coldi , Icara the head as by liable , stops watery Ms- jharRes from the Nose and Kj < H , jiroients Ulngine poises in the hca < l , Cured Kcrvoud Headache anu iubduea Chills and Fever. In Chroni : Catarrh It Jircn l lcsnse9 the nasal mwasea of foul mu-u ? , cstorca ecnsoH of smell , tiBtu and licarlni ; hJ i oftcctcd , JircnF trees the head , tliroat and bronchial tulea of offen- F mattcrt gvectona C.IK ! purifloi the brreth , stops colj cou h nn3 arrests tfco progrcba o ( Catarrh to- nard Consuai > tlan. coljF Ono bottle Itadical Cure , ono box Catarrhal Sol- F and Sanford's Inhaler , all in ono package , of al IniRflsts for 81. Ask for SANI-OED'B KADICAI , CUBS. Potter Iruf and Chemical Co. , Boston. StorF strec Ban i.1 ] ' lna. Numbness , Hysteria , Female - ' male Pains , Palpitation , Djupep- ela , Liver Complaint , Dlll'uj / WTrCvV Fever , Malaria , and Epldonilcn , .ELECTRIC\\ UBO Collln'a PUstera fan Klectrlc Tj u'.7jJ.i. , c Battery combined with a Purouu i _ ? Pluter ) and laugh ati pain tic , ' COLLARS SCUFFS iin. , iin.F THIS UADK F AflC THE FINEST GOODS Fc EVER MADE , FcF DEINO All Linen , DOTH F Lln'ngs ' AND Exteriors. Aak for them FJ tin OAJ.lr. liKOS. . Af-eiits - for Onmh , F 1 and SPECIAL NOTICES li. JF 1 TO I.OAK-Jon v. ' A To loan on real c ttte. AJdrun box 078 U. a. 1'ostolllce. LOAN One thouwud dollars ou llrst moit- " . gago. A. J. Popplcton. OJt On F ( INKY Loaned ou purtpual propeity , chattels or ci MMorali , Onulu Flbacclal Kxchonge , Farnam itrctt. to loan cm city property. In HUTS Cf MONKY ami. up. W. II. Hotter , 16U3 Farnam. C02-deo21p Karr OHKT TO LOAN In sums of KCO and upwardg. KarrF 0. F. Pavts and Co. , Ueal K.Utu aud Lean KarrF tgcnls , 1606 Farcatn Ht , 333 tf F loaned on ohatUli. Uallroad Tickets MONKY and cold. . ronuRl ) , ill S. Utb Fc WJJTI31J. WAKTKD-A l.utchor at 1KU ! Hurt St. FcF 038-1 lp ANTKD-THn live agontH to Hollclt Arcidrnt UbUtacrv. App'yto K. A. La Il.vv li ( la. itl ! F If.tliSt. , between t > aud 8 p. m. O'vS-Up ' I FOK A Rol cook at tbo Kmmet houip , WANTED vvcinan [ irtf.rrtHl. KA-lBp A\-ANTR - < loodcooUIor jcstamaiit. Apply 3161 F > H. IBtbsteet. 1Q7 ) Hji TC > ANTKl-llrltoMKl ( tliili-iuie work ami tike - . carocf baby , 8. K , corner far cam tnd "Oth fct , 872-11. TJtOK Aft'f > .ll Two ulrlstu cook , u h and Iron and Jj it mrcond work with car I ff for children , In a house f.Milly. Callattulck , cor. lltliaud ' water U32-11 I locn M t Drcminialicri , an a prentice wbo WANTKD wtlit lu housework lor Icrboutd , id 3 IOK Howard St. W7-13p f lege VlMNTKO-lly Chicagohou , n live ia'rim n DIIU rfnldloB In Omaha to Uko in Wjcmlng and Jouthedi Dakota , kluntbave aiualntauiu in 11:0 : tr Je , wliolK ( Io ai.U rcttll. Htate lalary ex. FJtl < , ictuienvf * , uuil raruool former enjilo\rr. Icc 4 "tlrocen" cure I.oul 1 ThouiaaCrilCAiioIlU. DOS- z , \\rAoTKU 1IM ( olicitori , good l ay to the tight o ut man. Addrii * Ntbriik * Mutual Marrltgo < AuocUtlon , Krimont , Neb 01-un | | ( ° IKI > E uti'iid dittrictuanaKe/ifor Peo- FOIl U7AN | ' Ulctionaiy aud Kncclop < > l * . Pilce ? ltO | 1(0 , aivugood igent * to mil Br.0 bJoV and ( Impoitt-dalbuDi'mi lui'ufily ii ) mccta. W , I ) . P. I7(011 , room 6,119 nurtb liim tt , Umtha. 0-7 1 p 1,1i. \\7ANTUD-A ( rood competent glil lor gen era X' htiwwuk , S54DouitM ! tn > cL CWI tl'AXTtEr ) VeN'Mk Kre i l n'cr w P li t anil Recite , t , H'II ' . .O nun oc.uy eoui ty n t le * * * iiTttlte 'uiufti ' ) * f r urk Iru-oifji ILL Ihcrc > bu nor.ty In it K r i r- hriilin&e , aildren 0K i ! vr.f , 8 c'eU > T > ii'J Minirtr , Oititha. 8l9-J n 1 AX'Anlllij Tu nu > ot > lot 10 b | . min * wlilr crmonthly liwulIniCTita. AJdr "H. H " Be offloe. 5181 1\'rANTiiJ : UilI'S ami pcr.tltiixn to fMo nlw , ' i i light , plesflint ork at their own hi.toc ! < i.s- tanco nt ohJoMlin. Wctk tfnt by null , $1 to F8 d y oan b- quiet y m dt , n i canv i int PleaM i il- tlicwatooce , Olobo M'fg Co. , Boaldi , M. " . , box 5314. ty oTmii't'y toUhenit * , IUht ind pl a nt work at their = * 'n hoc , | 2 to $6 d y cilly and quietly made ! wnrkwM by u all ; nocanva ilnp ; BO stamp for reply PlciMftddrot ] lUllibln Uan'V Ca , PUuulelphla , Pa. COMni AJJTKD-MDIE3 Oil OCNTLEUFN-ln ct y li or country , to U'to nlo Debt und plcas-int wcri at their own homes ; tl to 35 per < Uy otnl'y tml qulttly mndc : work tcrjtby mall'no c ivw lnzi no ( .tamt > for repr ) Plwvjo a,1drees llcUtbl ; Mauf c On. . Phllvlolptila , Pa. 903.1m lA 'ANTi D-Pltmtlon by a yrune mimic 1 man ns r > STon or biflcl-rk , In * ny line , on crbcfor" January Ittjbo t of reference ! . V. F. , or Canlleltl Honso , Omaln. Uf13p TX ANTKU ll.v bro mmaker , aKnoilstoidy job. V > I lave all the machiiicr > to do flr t ihivvurk. . Addrcs' , uiinha Broom\VotKs 03"-llp WANrfD Slfatlcn , by ilruttrlstof ) .1ttin ex perience In M.imchU9etts Best of re Icr'ncci. Ail'IrcH for flvo ilavs " , "DiuggM , Center Uink Guthrlo Center , Iowa. " 035-lDp "I'l'ANTEDPcsition ai Rtcnoiriaphlo , corrcipoml- cnt. Aa3rcss"5liort-hand"leootllce. - ) . OOM3p "IXT'ANTill ) A eentlcmvi wants a sltmticn In a li I rst claM stoic or ba k.wlll cndcAVor ( nltlitullr to do h nor toanystitlonifeslcncil atd aiccptnlbotn bond and ro'ercnce ' given If dctlrcd. Adurrixi "J. W."HcooSrc. ! 03M2p WANTUD A sltitatlrn by n ilr t o'o.it bread and caVe baker ; 6 ycari pxpcilcnco Addrc e , " ' "Balior.'JJco olllce. Oil-lop 1 eumr married rrjujwantJi rJtnatlon M book-1-17 keeper , In wholesale caUbilJhmenf ID Omaha , I OA "O. " care Bcc. OS3-tf I VKTANTHD Toront , roam , ormlterf .VUUJB , .u , W " r-lshcd cr unfurnished. Addict O. K , A. , 1 , 10th St. tSOJaoS "ITTANTEP A IVBO good boolt case. Addro" K r > > W. Coobran , city. 073-llp 1 T'AN'KU-Slu-'cntf to to' o lessoni lu S o lldi at their noam. f leuo tend jour-iridro'to N. J ' , il2jnorth 19th bt 074-lOp WANTFD A suite of fu nishcd rojini and lioird br ngcn'lcmiu end n'fe ' vllhtn ciutyurce s of Doydi Opera Home. Addrcsi P. O. drawer 54 00 tt WANTH-A pvtner nlth $ r > 00 ti talie lull Infpr- Cft In established nnd profitable buslnc'U , f. " It It o olllce , Council Dluffa. 03. ! 11 TAJfTKO Two or thrco day bo-mljrs at 1014 i Webster ttrtct. la.toa ic.i < oiablc. l'16-tf ' \ P * jr ) AVill buy a hrgt < ! lnnor ncd tea pet > LP"V oomblne'l ; c orated ware , 8fl.u rc ebaptB , at Sloody's China St.ro , Cor. 10th and in- . vonport SOUf IX" ANTED Lad'es and vouogmen to insiruot In V book kceplnsr : wi'l na'.t en hVf pi > until situ ations nrc furnish d. J. li.butitli , " TT/ANTfiD 10.000 farcllos to try our self ri'lrg Vl Pure Burhwhcat flour and SalMl-loK Co n moil krpt by all fliEt c'a'B Rroccrn. We warrant all ' buckwheat no'd under our brand pure , Vf.J WEL- SI.'ANSi ; CO. , Manufacturers. 811-tf O ItD rirat."I.is3 board and beds SI per week at 1212 Capitol ave. 780-Hp til - : , on Erat-clr.c3 city now WANTKD-fooO sscurlty.for S ycara , at 9 per cent. Address Box JM I'oot- offic . " ' officF . < so F easy Ipnil ' IfiNT Dwelling cf fl rooms , cor. 23d nnd Jobnsin btrcotj. Laiion M. Hellmaii & Co'a. lOMa TOKHtMT A cottasi-rf 3 rooms , on 26th street JP near St. M r > saicnue ; < 12.50pcr monte , Vnr- Will renS itzler.13d ! Hthotrcet lOltf hi. _ _ Oma IriOU HE.VT Furnish'd roouu , 1010 California bt. Mrs. A. O.Vdocwood. 10Iflp -r-c 10U IlKNT Two dwo lings , 10 rcoms each. P. W. IMi cor. Harncyand Ztth. 'aeo James Nev'lllx at PCT rcm ! iH. 1103-lOp T1G _ . M T701l * HUNT A large , bnodsomolysurnlBhod second fto'y front ruom , oouthcru expoauro , wlih x- lryi lJut botrd , ! ! J2) St. ilar 't ) Ave 993 13p TOH HUNT House , fl rooms , good location , Ht. Cottage , orojma , $18. llouss , 3 rooms. S12. Store , ? .15 JlcCaguc , opp. 1' . 0. 104-18. [ t ? OK HENT Hmissof eight rooms , dtuated bo * tu M dm vent and Plcaimi stteetn , on Ilarnoj trect. Inquire cf W. M. Thorapsjn , First National X1 Dank. UStf. T ) . T7OK UKNT-I-ke housCH , frim $10 to 8X0 per L.F month each. Good furnished room $3 per F raontb. It. C. Patterson 4. Co 111-12 forty Nebr FORHK > T Largo fiirnlshej south front room , Bail 1714 California street , with stove. SSM3p Oll KENT Nice rooms.lurnlshcdor unfurnUhoJ , C 1613 Chlcajo St 9SO-I3p scent . OIl UENT-Cottae ( three rooms , S. 23dSt. In. ijulre at 1708 Jiskson ht. S77-Kp D * FOR HKNi' Cheap , stororxnn on St Marv'd are. cf 112-12 Il.C. Pattcreon'&Co. cor FOH RENT Hniisc ? , rooms furnlihed rooms nnd C olllce rooms MOINJ & lirunutr , room 7 Ilrowns daub . 110-iO atott FOIl Kr T Mre , argc , front , furnished room , 11)20 ) Davenpoit St. 091-18 P FOH IlKNT Lar furnished front room , good > n cloaet , $10 I'er onib ; 'J-J1U Capitol Ave. PSM3p S JL FOIl HENT Two furnltbcd rocma , 1017 OhlciRO otllce St. 073-1 lp" L1 TTlOItlinNT-A i'1-e ' furniflml room J llock from ofnoo I'Hil'j Opera Itouso , { 12 te/uonib. M. I' , Mar. flroa , 811 U. loth OJ3-tf 81,60 - bonk poll HKN'T Comfortably furnl'h rrouis In north ploio end of the Anderson block , corner Uavonpoit sired 10th Itcfoimcca cichautiil. Apply it room and O. II Ar.dcr.-on. 978 15p K. ; ipOH IIENT-1 hrce furnlnbed roora . Icuulro 011 lodge St : ' l)7S-llp ) B'OK - of furnUhtd b3twi FnilHVNr-Suit rconmat 1017 Dod e Bt , only ono and hall block from l'c t olllce. I/IOK OS7-15 D a. "Oil KKNT Lir e south frrnt lurnlshBj room vvltholowtandatovo. Aplly 1410 CblracoHt. Foi 078-lSp FOH HKNT turniihod room $5 rer month 101f > ChlcajiJlt. 903-llp J J eiaj cr lease lave [ 71(111 ( L"ltn 1)1 ) Illor. IlKNT A < vtttRO betvveou nth and 16th t , I TrAi on Clncaaic. Juhnuvvlft. BOMipjl/ biltll OH IlKNT Mce R roi m rottaje. Andrew Urvlns bu fri attorney. l i)2 ) Faroam SU ti.M Up now con in ' U IlKNT- rebuilding with residence all for VttllH 921. permoltn la ( food locatlou , 1 . L. Thomas. lw _ 830-tf nanii _ _ _ V-KNT-8 nice brfo fnrnlthrd ruoini for Jjig \ houHekccpliiR , or would botnl | art'e ; rltO.V L well hcutett with juinace ; toad bathroom bt d O closet ; cuic block fiom street cars , uiott r - - tocratlo i eljhborhooil In the city Apply to W II. L < 0 tter ! Loan coiit 1MJ tarca-n etrcxi. ! > 8 0 lucrcl lothing HUNT Largo houthta t room < , large hay Yoik window cltwct , tire place uud bathroom rrlvl- j house and furniture nu * ; toi U. 20th street , bl.ck north u tit , Jln ! ) ' avenue , OtVll T IlKNT Sn llnew cottiKe. Inquire at 122J Tpi , N , ] 9th St. bet Paul and Bberm < u. 670-lDp pi [ cutln Otl HKN'T furnished loomt , one tloik frooi looci 1'obt clllco. bilck bl"o , nicdern Iruprovcmtnts , dorluu water aidba\h. Tcraa rtanouab'c to perma- ociupauu , S. W. oorotr Ittli Lj Capital ave. are. DM lOp KKNT 10 room t'Oiuj 1403 Ca n SU Inquire Mm Mtjer , 623 N. 16th Bt , up itilri. OU lip UtNT A pleatact furnUbtd room with or Ui without Ore , IS'jd ' Capitol ave. 918 lip . II UtNT rurulihed or un'urnlnhtd roomju vr At Irlck block , ojrutr Ktti od Chlct Stt. \\ittH \ \ boat 1 Tion ItlLVTKnrisht'l r-urai &t 1417 Howard. 1.VMH Til SIVA Mne room inii't ; ne u 1 tljtj ? IOpor mnnib. 1'arl.rr i Mnyno. 1TOR UKN'T-KIipint v furrljbwl rooms , nnflp or ' in'Ult , bV. . cornfT 17th andGi . C-5 } jV'riT"nf NT ? uirrTw r Sir"iUr.v' 'avo. , row cot- tazelonr rnoiuf. tloiole , I Mitry , collar ml hull. Call 217 fljuth 13th M9-tf J 7011 ItF/NT lT rivini h' u e ami jftblo i-n ' 'hir ! i ' ttrcet , 4 d ors \\trt of Kind bt. Inquire it 14tl JTW St. A lo 6 lotmlioiuo corner nl Kir ? find Chitle > . 7 , Mtll HK.N1- Cottage of tsrcc r onn , ! < 1 an-I I1 lurk s'rccti. jnrulre , t J. U Ccr , Jt'kton ami 10th streets. & 3Uf. TTli iiriiKNT Furnl-thed ro"m mi board { S 00 ptr AA oo' < . Very beet location , 1814 Uav niott. | 347 Jan Jp IT'OIl ' IlEVT Net'cott'go 3 < oem , hil" " , 1-ftntrr J1 clo.et and c lir , $12 60 , als-i other cheap ton tntiiti I > . L-lhonas. fclStf Ip 'II RKNT Hou'o with SroTniantl barn. Ap. 1 phtoP.VII , No. 612 south lOthSL 814-tl FOK IlKNT Ono six room houco on 21st and liar lit y St. A. II. Ol dstonc. 784-11 OH "KNT 7 room hrlni , houii ? . Into , well aiid cistern , will rent rhcap to the right tenant r sell on ois > moutnly pajmouts. AM KS , It 07 Farn am street 7 < mt ITIOIt HrNT 0 room houin , flno > ard , Pnrk ave. L1 AMK.S , lM7r rr.amSt 701 tf IJ J10H HUNT Furnished roomi brlcli block , modern J.1 Improvements , cue block from Pott otllec , S W. coiner 16th aril Capltolave. 017-30p IrOllHFNr-r.irnl 1 hcrt roorcs In building N. K. corner 10thand IJavenport. C ll afterSp. to. 72511 I 71011 IlKNT A new hov.sc rf 10 rooms , and a barn , 1 hard and soft water ; on Pirk nvcniie , 2 block from Farnam strit t. Inquire 813 Farnau. " 03tf IpOK 1 HKNT Four room cjtUgc S. 10th St. Par lorA-Majno 038 tf OH HBNT ToFcnt'onien onla o fur- ' ' ' pltaiant - i ? niahBdroom.ljf.'llTor'ner'zoth'Tnd : . OT-tf FOH P.KNTKlcpantll room house , hard nnd eofl JL' water all modern Improvement- location In city 970. BarLor&Majnc , 13th and Farnain. 32-tf dtjF FOH Kl'NT Two nicely furnlnhed Iront r ems with nr without board. Stoves In rach , 1313 Capitol ave. C70dcc-14p CatF F 011 KENT Two cK'aut rooms In Hcdlck's block. U Paulson A , Co. , 1613 Farnam. 842-tf ; FOR KEN r KurnUhod frjnt room for rent 222 N 19th ht 30U-U FOH HENT Two rooms nirnlshcd for light houi-o- keeping. S W cor. 8th and Howard. 170 U F KENT P.oom corner of 17th and Draco SU. JL1 141-tf FOIl KENT The corner Etoro 10th and Leaven worth. Apply O , li. Petirson. 103-U > OOirS With board , dcs rab o or winter1 Apply JLt > at St. Chailca Uutcl. 7 62-tl rri \ UURHAYhuieocdpasluriiii- water. JL Rfc6.tf 7jVIlllKNT Cottajo of flvo rooco. J. Phlppa Roe .P 1512eouth6th8troct. 639-tl POH BALK. F OH SAIjKOOxlOi foot on rinnlntr strjet S hlocka west of MLiUry bildge , $1OOJ. John L.McOigue. opposite Po t olHwO. UD-tf "PI"F SALK 13H121 feet on earner , ( outh-oasl fro't , housa 3 lomie , bnrn , 3 blocks wrst of Par'ii avo. and Lf vcnworth , taiv pajnunts , cheap S1.7C ? . JobnL. McCaguo. oppos to Pott OlIKu. 10S-U FOH SALK At a bircsla : ono elcgtnt set c hambcr frrnitura , n bow srold framed 1 icturcs , ens reg- ilnto- c'ocl ; , 81 jari's flio bru'sels rarpcl.one nearly Kuabo pi in u. For parilcularj iniiuite f ihUi ofllcc 852-12 FOH * ! S\L , " The ToTJpcranco Bbllard hall contain log 3 bill ! rd and 2 , 0 Picket pool tabes on tcrnn. Iho only place of the kind in the city nqulrathe Ilrunswicb : lialko Collcndcr Co. , (03 d Ottii-t. , Onnh Neb. 871-12 ' POK SATjK 1 0 acres of best firm land In Blair \Va > hiiuton Co , Neb. , 21 miles fiom Herman. cither icll for cish or trade lor property in Oma . Address Jos. Kclowratch , 3331 South 12th St. ha ] Neb. 054-tf FOIt SALK Twol'tsoft Goorjia are. , at \ Croat bargain. Alfoflno rcsldunco on Pirk ave. , cheap. OTir.Il : li COBB , 1515 Farntm st B47 tl FOH SALK Twohousoiand lot on Harney anJ 2id M , bricglrjg$18 lent per month. New York ry good store. ! OS2-18p FOR SALE Pecord hind furniture audftoves at 2102 Cumlog street. 90 lip TtORSALK Cheap ; a o taurout ; good locatio 220 North 18th bt. , _ 853-12p rjlOR SALE Horse ? , rmil.s , harrcsi and wagons on ono or two ) earn time. Real ebtato security L. Thomas. 860-tf TIOIl SALK Oil KXCIIANOK At $10 per aero , all or part of two thousan > aoros of timber land , mile" cast of Kansas City , wll oxcbango for Nebraska land or merchandise. Bedford , Souer A avls. & 2fltf _ nroil SALE Home (8 ( rooms ) and four lots. WH sell cheap in order to get immediate change o after death of my child , T. E. Parfltt , Oi olllce 761decl2 17011 SALE Cheap , a mco 4 room cottage hill lot on grade , city water 18th street , rulf a blocks. I.ewenworth , west side , terms easy. M. Lee. ( fro- 12tl ' and Le vnworth etrtet. 740-c IjiOIl SALK The bc'.t business lot at the Stock van's South Omaha , 60x159 Will bo worth ouble the price asked now Inside 12 months. Apply otlico New York Dry Goods 4tort > , 1310 Farnam. 277.tf _ riOKHALK l pausago chopper , borso | > ewer ; oa rendcilug kettle , o&o lard press. Apply at lirook- Market , cor. 13th and Pierce 802-tf Yffc Aquantllv iif Job ana nowtipupor typo tor sale. Also a good ZiLher. 0. T. Buuue , care Ben . 766tf : _ fTiOU SALK Fine business rhanci at Grand IrUnrt Neb J5.COO nujs the bank building BJiiJj an building which rents for 816 r. month ; a lanrn and burglor proof safe with Yale time lock cost , alto t vcrj bigebank b'iok flro proot t&fe , counter , dvsl.s , hard coal stove , In fact , a corn- bank outfit , together with lotlUMoa Loousl . Title i er.'ect. Terms ) cash , La'ance ' on one two j ears time if desired. Call on or address JIT White Grand Island , Neb. 622-U SALK Cheap a second hand high top bupsy. Inquire ! at Slmpnoa'a Carrtare Factory , Bodgo , ecu 14th and 16th. iHO-lt _ SAL' A whole tock of clothing , boota an shoes , buildings at post , retiring from business. H. I'eterum 804 south Tenth btioet. 113-Sm 011 B.vli Two OI/JQ eeoouu-niail bugmen < o4 ona delivery Triton , cheap , it 1510 IJiicir Ht. - UIISOELLANEOUfa. JTRAYKD | rraj Ii07 a,4 jtars old markun oil n nd leg Iletui tobtrn letbandCa Onaha , Ldgetrewa'd. C95tf JTRAYKD-FromNo. 1434N. 2'dht on Dco7lh. a hrxo "hltti ow about 12 > cars iiid , partly Indlttlnct brand ivn left hip. Had ropearcund horns ; glv s ra1 k on three tlw ouly Flnccrwlll notify o uer ut above placo. 035-lOp T A ndlnthtr pocket book containing letters - ters bclonslng to < - ' . > ' . tim'tli. ' ilnder tlfnen at thin oitleo ami receive reward. 80a-lCp TIUDK- Jtlntm block occupied by gactl ltn < i.tslor a gucd rnucha or faimpropeitv thai rnnko agood l audio. Addrrsi ' 'tuucho , " Use . 8.8-19p PM'MtN'H AUPMIOM This new wMUIon lilo. , ntnl In the northern tart of the ilty , wbora little gradlrglB nrccMary , but when giadod wi'l ' from 2 to ; ) let t abovomada The street < ar > are running through It aud by May 1 ; 1895 , will b onnecUd wi ht u Hauodersstrett car llou which securu A & minute cur TlifMi lotoaio putdowH at fl urn. For la'u ' by Paulson & Co , 16 S Far- btitct . AND im B3 FOUNUKY-1088. llth street. fee , 111 U. 14th bt Katon & llortelxou. K73JaE3 FXU1IANUK-I have two oholca improved f r- > In York county w h ch I with to cxhange lerchaudUc , will uke gvaeial > to : > < ( or dry goods , aud boots and nhoes. Addro * fi , < 3. tayre , , , Nab. _ LIAKCN UP Ono black hone feur white feut , white Uce , 10/0 South llth Ht. P0.-6tlew \ fllllVY , vaulu , slukt and ceoiiooh cleaned at thi shortct t notlco aud at any tlmoof the day , In an utlnlyontirlftmway wltliout the least molwtitlon occupants or Del { hbore , with our Improved and apparatus A. Krmi & Cc. , 811 Capitol CM dtcil (8UOCK8BOR8TO ( JOIIH 0. JACOIIH ) JNDERTAKERS 1 tb old sUad 141 ; Kuniai iftrcct. Otderf \ > j nn itteHM rrotc Uf VitoiXtwi to. 1 > A\ itu U .