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    r r THE DAILY BEE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 17 , 1885
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( JOKKN VllTOIlIA h OH the Hick Hut.
Her Illness la asciibod to nn overdoto of
E/yptiau bj'lorn.
A wn'K-Mimiir.r.EU , who ret up llio
pica of Insini y , wan convicted nnd hung
In I'eniiDfhania the other < lay. This
would Incbftta that the people cf Penn
sylvania ore beginning to boliova that the
linanily dodco tu worn out.
JOUN FITKII : ST. JOHN officially rm-
iinun-xs that ho has n , t tjotoreel oot } ct ,
} > al propoBos I > pivo a autiea of Icct Jtuj in
a number of IvMnaa tiwna. John Fester
ttlll llvo , BuU'ilh t irvthig the httstnpt
il ) Olnrkaon , of Don Moiiics , to bury him.
Du HELMIIOLD , of bac'iu fame , his
1 > 'oa tehanad fioni an insino nsylura ,
\vhura ho has baen confined for four
yoarj. It will bo plu.iiaut naw8 to coun
try nowepapcrj , ninld the gloom of the
era of dopresjlon , to learn ( hit Dr.
Holmbold propasja at an curly day to anaiu
edit their sheets for them with column
att ulca upon the virtues of bnchu.
Tin : Omalu Jlcjniblican la edited by n
man of icntnouao mental callbro. Ho devotes -
votes a column editorial to the alleged
offortsof lljeoiratcr at Washington on
the coming inaugural day , and on another
pigo of his piper ho publlalus the pro
ceedings of the Omaha board of trade in
whioh IlOH9wator la mentioned among
these participating in the moating. This
man It sawator is certainly a very ubl-
quitona
DoiUNQ the month of January 7,811
immigrants arrived in the United States.
Thii ia 4L'Ol , loj.s than the number landed
In January , 1881. For the eevtn months
ended January , 1885 , the total number
of tmmfgrail B woa 19011 , ! , whils the
totil numbtr for the seven months ended
January 1 , 1885was L'oO.SriG. Thla is a
heavy falling nil' in immigration and cm
only bu accounted for by the hard tlmeo.
The immigrant ratea bavo never boon ao
low aa they have been for the last f on
months and yet wlthtHo heavy icductiot
thla claas of trnvol ia falling off. Itwillpro
bably pick up considerably when sprint
opens. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
MA YOU GUACE , of No re York City , haa
"begun proceedings to recover from the
United States ? 802,991 , with Interest
from 18U1 , for advances ot money made
by tha city of Now York to equip soldlcn
{ or the war under President Llncoln't
call for troops. This is very much like
omo of the "nrar claims" that havu beer
,
brought against the general govornmcnl
by the commonwealth of Nebraska. Ii
commenting upon Mayor Grace's actlor
the Chicago Tribune pertinently sayi
that the president should institute proceeding
ceoding ) to recover aovoral millions o
dolUro damages to the United States b ]
roaaen of the Coppethoad rir.ti whicl
tjoh out of the field 20,000 Union trcopi
ia put thorn down.
CiiAKiK3 FKANCIH An VMS informs thi
secretary of the interior that uh'itevoi
the dopariment will spec fy the sain dm
from the Union PeciGe under the annua
Btt'liiuoDt ' required by the Thurman nc
io bo made on the iiratcf February , 1885
the amount alia'l bj for rrareloi by draf
by return mail. Now if any ono ough
to know what is dna tha govornmen
from the Ui.i n Pacific under the Thur
jiun ft"t cr any othir liw it teems to it
that tint piraon ahonld ba the pretidcn
of Iho compuiy , and wo believe tha
Cha'les Francis Adsiiniry \ \ eknowi \ \
what the amount ii. If ho dojan't hi
bittar IntzoJuco hlmaelf to Iho company' ,
ifxonnling olTiuois and bookkeepers an (
post hlmaelf , and llion forward tbatdiuf
without any futthor nonaense. Onothim
' If certain , nnd that { H that Mr. Adam
knows beyond tha shadow of a doubt tha
tha Uci u Pacllio owes a great deal mor
than It ever wants to pay.
THE OMAHA DEE ia ait ikon when I
declares that tha el oath penalty is not 1
force In Iowa. There is a prisoner I
the penitentiary now upon whom th
enionco of r'o&th lias been pasaod. DC
Jlfolncs Lcadtr ,
Wo were led Into tha mitt ike by tin
fttitement of the Sloni City Journal tbn
" ( hero have boon over 300 murders com
tnitted in Iowa in fifteen years , bnt not
fllnglo murderer legally exterminated.
Wo took It for granted that , In view o
euch a allowing , Iowa d d not have cipl
ial pnniihment. Now that wo ara toll
that the law provides for capital punitli
ment wo are surprised that the author !
lies do not once In n while h vo a let ;
hanging. If tbo law were enforced , th
number of murders won'd not only b
.diminished bat tbo number of lynching
would be decreased. It Is tha delays in <
non-enforcement of the hw tint Indue
men to ttko the law into their own bands
3f tb.8 prisoner IIQW under sentjnco o
< loth , rtfoir.d to by the DJS Molnui
J adcr , 11 oieoatod , ha will be tbo en' ;
murderer honj In fifteen y ars , dnrin :
which over 300 morleri have been com
mltted , if the atatomcnt of tbo Sioux O.tj
ii correct.
"TEE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT
OF THE OESTUIIY. "
The Omaha Republican in Its "Old
World" article of Sunday morning makes i
the assertion that "tho fall cf Khutoum
Is tha most important event of this cen
tury. " The historian of that paper cer
tainly dleplaya a UtncmUblo Ignorance of
the Importint events of the century or
cho his ideas of importance nro airangely
peculiar. When wo look back over this
century and tee the rnany Important
events tht have transpired compared
with whit-rt the capture of Khartoum by
the Mahdi ia n vny Inti nificant tlUIr
wo nro Hirpriscd that any man of ordinary
Intelligence , rould make each a reckless
statement as that which appeared In the
columns of the JtrjiuMican. Going
back to the days of Ka'jloan wo
find durin ? his career events
that sh ok Europe f iom end to end and
deeds that will over remain the ndmlra-
tbn and wonder of the world. How
about Napoleon's crossing the Alps nnd
defeating the allied annloa of Austria and
Saidinla , making a eimpalgn which haa
boon pronounced the mmt brilliant the
woild over s w ? Yet , according to the
Jiijmblican , this was nothing compared
with the fall of Khattourn , "the most
impor'nnt ' c\ent of the century. " How
about N&poleon'a campaign in Egypt ,
whm forty centuries locked down ftoin
the pyrimids upon his brilliant victor esl
But the Jlrjntbllcmiould have ua believe -
liovo that the fill of Khartoum over
shadows Napoleon's conquest of Egypt.
Are we to undors'and ' that the battle ol
Auitorlit ? la ta bo nnkod aa nn event ol
seoDndary hnportanoo ? And how
abont Waterloo ? And the division tl
Poland , by which a nation was wiped oui
from the map of Europe ? Of conrsa al
this amounts to nothing when compareei
with the fall of Khartorjm ; nor does tin
boinbarelmonl ; of Sebastopol , nor the
battlont Dslak'ava. Wotuppcs' , tootba ,
the engagement between the Prussian
and Amtrians at Sadowa where the for
mer numbered 200,000 nun and the lattei
183,000 , the total number b'iog gnntoi
than h s been brought together In mcd
orn times on any battle field except tba !
of IjBipaiu Is eIdontlconeldeted ( o b <
on imlgn licant event by the Jlejiubliov
historian , \\ho by his aaaortlon also rank
the battle of Sedan , the capitulation o
Napoleon , the slego of Parle , and thi
changoof the French empire to a republii
as events of onlyVrdlnary Importance. Wi
would like t > ask if the war of tha rote !
lion in the United Stafe ] was not at
event in the world's history compared t
which the fall of Khartoum Is as a mo'e
hill to a mountain , There nro hundred
of events that have occnrred during thi
century that completely overshadow ii
importaico the fall of Khartoum.
CONTRACT LABOR.
Senator Blair , whatever else may b
said agilnst him , is entitled to credit fo
the ? eal which ho mani'oats in behalf o
iho bill prohibiting the importation o
laborers under contract. This bill , ivhlc
passed the house at the end of the ICE
session , and ia now bcforo the senate , is
jnsb and reasonable moasuio , and ough
to become a law. Everything ii ampl ;
"protected" In this country exccpi th
labor of onr workingmen , who have to
great extent beea unelarminodand throwi
out of omp'oyment by thla viclona sjsten
of Importing cheap hbor from Enrop
under contract. The Italian , Polish , am
Hungarian laborers , aa Troll as thoa
of other European nationalities , hav
become accustomed to live on ihatvoul
starve an American , and of ciurac the
can all'jrd to work for a inero pittance
Tha contract syatem box thrown into th
Amaricau labor market a largo number c
the sopaillaons laborers of Europe , whc
owing to force of circumstance" , hav
virtually become panpcri in their ow
countries. While their condition es
cites sympathy , it is nnraaconablo to aa
this country to take ciro of them at th
espunse of our own workiogmon. Ohai
Ity begins at home , and wo bjliovo i
giving our own laborer J a show to mak
n living before wo food end shelter an ai
my of foreign paupcri , who , iinele
the contract system , are degraded to th
lavel of contract Chinamen , and many o
whom , lika the Chliumen , only save u
their money to eond It out of the
try. Much of the trouble cf the oast. r
mining regiona hai been caused by th
Importation of cheap contract labor , am
it is time that it was abolished by lu
Tha passage of the proposed bill will cci
t taluly meet the approval of the peopl
of the Uni'ol Stites , and will lia in at
cord with the platforms of both politic ;
pirtlos. Lot UB prcUct our workingmei
whatever wo do. American labor ia
commodity that deserves fair trratmou
and If justice is done many of the labc
troubles will disappear. If there wi
moro legislation on the pait of tl
Unitoi State ] nonato for tbo
eQt of the laboring man ao
leas for corporations nnd monopolls
it would bo much bettor for tlio count- ;
Any measure ) for the bettering of tl
condi ion of workinginoD , if just BU
reasonable , should receive more attenliu
than any kind of leg slattern. They ai
the booo and sinew of the country , an
anything that tends to materially a !
them conduces to th ) general wclfiu
and prospoii'y. A potiod of dopreailo
tells woiso upon them tbnn upon th
capiialistio class Among the former i
is the many that suO'tr , whi'o ' among 111
latter it it the few , and who can atan
hard times wllhoit being coinpsllod t
unaorgo personal hardships.
day comes but once I
f four yoart , and It la a golden harvest fc
a large numbr of resident ) of the ca'.lui
al cipital. The privilege of occupying
window and looking at the proceealo
will coal the viaitcr from five to ten del
lira , whlla standing room along the rout
U aold by the inch.
IT is announced that the long attiko in
the Hocking Valley is tndcd. This ia
cheerful news to Iho miners who have
been out tf employment over tinco
last April.
Now thU the beard of trido hai definitely -
finitely acttlul Ufon the lotto bo put-
cluicd for n alto for a chamber of CUM-
moice building , evoiy business man ,
u ho deslre.i to have a clumber of CMTI-
morco worthy tf lha name , ami which
\Ulltcin keeping with Iho pretensions
of the city us a trade center , should at
once apply for membership to the VinirJ ,
and aclivoly auist the preterit directory
in carrying out this progrimmo. If our
business men do to promptly there is no
dmbt whatever that before tha 1st of
next December the building will bo com
ploled , and Omeh * will have a chamber
of commerce of which nho can feel proud
The effect of ouch an enterprise up n the
atato at largo would bo of incalculable
value to the bifintisj paoplo of Omaha.
It would at once , in conjunction with our
live slock and gia'n Industrie ] , make
Omaha a great market , and tend to bring
to this piliit capitalists nnd men who dc
tire to build theimelves up In an enter
prising and growing city.
As usual , tbcrj appears ia our Monday
mornicg pr ea report an account of the
Sunday doings of the Chicago Socialists
To say the least thla Sunday dose nf Chicago
cage tooiallun is getting decidedly mon
otonous. Wo heartily ondoreo the fol
lowing from the Denver Sews ol a recent
date :
If the naaoclbtod prets reporter at Chicago
cage cau find no nnro important nowj to
sand wett on Sunday night lhan the
frothy and mcauiugUaa utterances of a
fo < v blatherakito aocialiata ho ought to
give the wires n rest , For moro than
ton years thoap samp blathorekita socla'- '
ists have mot in Clnci 'o every Sunday to
air their eloquence , anel that is oil they
have over dono. It h both absurd and
idlotio now to try to make it appear that
their organization Is either now or din
gcrans. A little reform in the direction
of common sense would do the associated
press no harm.
IF the legislature can't give us railway
regulation , then lot it glvo ua nothing
The pcopla certainly do not want a com-
mlaalon , which will add to our bUto ex
penses from § 15,000 to § 20,000 a year in
oxtta taxes. Iharo Is no need of a com
mission , as thuro is already a law en the
otatuto books requiring the auditor tf ev
ery railroad company in Nebraska to make
annual returns tj the secretary of state
concerning the business condition of hie
road , but that law has never boon obeyed.
If the legislature would simply pass a bill
authorising the sicrolary of state to col
lect this information nnd allowing hlmsuf-
licient clerk hire for preparing a tabulated
statement , it wonld do all tint a commie ,
sion could possibly accomp'isn ' , and the
exponee would not bo more than § 1,5001
year. The clerk could assist the sacre
lary in other work , eo that the outloj
wonld be n great deal less. The idea ol
miking a commission , when the people do
libcrately refused to have one. and vrhci
it ia designed from the outsit tocontcr IK
powers to regulate freight and pas'.engei
tolls , but merely ( o collect statist cs , is ai
Insult to the people , and solely in the in
tercets of the railways.
A MEMii&ii of the Baush par'it 11131
expresses the opinion that iho ojcupa
t on of 300 equaro miles by nn American
Mr. Wlnans , In Scotland , as ploaaun
grounds for himself and friends oogh
not to bo tolerated. These are our aouti
monta exactly. The Engliih now see tin
evils of American land-grabbing withii
their domain , and they ought not to com
plain if we find fault with the Engliel
and Scotch land-grabbing syndicates am
individual capitalists who have aecurec
nearly forty million acres In tha Unitec
States for thuir cattle and sheep ranchci
at inero nominal sums. This condltioi
of aifiirs will not bn tolerated mucl
longer in the United States. Thi
alien land owners must cithe
become citizens cr dispcsa o
their lands to parsons nho are cit'zsns
It is bad enough to have Innd-grabber
amorg onr own people , bnt whan wheili
empire ) of territory are bought up b ;
wealthy foreigners who prjpofo to estab
Hah the odious ryatein tf absentee land
lordlem and eventually sack the lifdbluoc
out of the country , it Is high titno foi
the people to nuke a vigorous protest
and it is hoped that conpnss will con
tinuo to agitate the subject until it ratnl1
in some very healthy end etl'ectivo legis
lation.
IlrarH Through Ilur Nose ,
Philadelphia 1'resu.
Harrison Ilahn , of Wind Gap , Pa. , hai
a two-yoar-old daughter whuso cars an
bent forward and crown fast to tha faua
The girl was deformed when born. When
10 she beuimo two months old tire doctun
separated the ous from the face and tied
them back to their proper phce , but thoj
. returned to their former position and an
there to remain undisturbed. Both can
are without the orifice ) , but deafness Ii
prevented by tbo girl hearing over ]
sound , no matter how lizht , through hoi
nnso and mouth. She is a very brighl
girl , is very fond of muiic , weighs onlj
twenty pounds , ia healthy , anil la Mr
d ETahn'a hrs * and only child , although IK
d bis been ronrriod Clteon yean.
'e '
n Tun Glilc'tigo Dro\crH Killed ,
I'llTPIUJlio , I'o. , Ki'bruary 10. Two itocl
trains near Conowaiigh collided unrly ycater
ilny morning by whIJi two Chicago drorcr
10 were killed and a tramp eteullng a riclu wu
10d eeriouily injured ,
3
Olrarlnir Ilonso Itoporr ,
UOSTOX , February 1C.The managers of th
ading clearing liousea In the United State
report the total clearoncpa for the week en < 1
in ? Kebrnary Hih. SriP.liW.Ill , being a tot.i
decrea-n over the CJrreajwndlng week n yea
sgo of 27 0.
a
n Will A < 'o 'iu Canadian
OTTAWA , TubruMy IS.Col. . Williams re
calved a telegram from Gen. Wolseley a *
Korti t > tlmffecttliJitlie wru'.l ba glad tc
ties a Canadian regiment io
LINCOLN'S HIGH SCHOOL.
Writ It Con ihB Siata to Maiotaiu
Ihc
A. Si-oro nt lm tors on tlin MllriRo I'ny
Itoll XoMtj lialC tlio Stitdcnts
d of Lincoln.
Till : VMVBUSITY ,
Speilal Corrcspoudeneo of the HEE.
LINCOLN , Feb. ID Your correspond
cnt has no cA a gr < at many d e era in
the lobby of la'e. A curiosity to find out
w'aat was the miter ; revealed the fae.
that a largo majority of those pill VLII-
ilors CTtis'.lUiv.o the faculty of the nnditl
epartmcnt of tha nnivcisity , It will
ub'y bo news to many cf Iho ( axray-
n that snh 11 ilarnrtmtM'.t exUto , but It
es all the s.iaie , with tponty-ono p'o
esDts , who agreed Dot to ctnrgo far their
a'imblosjrvicoa for the first two years ,
Ithough over $1,100 lim Mrenily boon
iaid them for traveling ixponto' , etc A >
10 professors live in all parta of thu state
isir traveling bills annual tj a big sum.
Now tha tax piyeM whh to know if
hero ia ouch a great demand for doJlora
bat the atato should appropriate lug ?
uma cf money out of the umvuisily fund
o ran this department. The presant
-Upply of doctors much moro equal the
doinuiul. It thcrcforj fullowL tout thu
iato should noi bu put to tnu cx onio of
ducnt'ug a lo : more wlum they are not
lotded.
WIIAT THE sr\n : DDES NKKD
, s eiucated citizens. For th's ' waa the
utilversity endowed in gifts tf lanojby the
national government , but wbcn It ejmee
o tnx'iiR ' the puoplo thioi-olghtsof a mill
nd aqcandcr ng the resjurcoa cf tao ia-
itltutioa for the purpjso of giving pr foi-
ijnal men an education , which la of
ourio their cap'.ta' ' , it stnkis the aver
age taxpayer aa a great Injustice. The
merchant and the farmer might : u wall
ask the atatj to ect htm up in
business as for the doctor t ]
et his pr ifissiemnl edncatitn ( no ,
t may bo Intotoi.ing to know something
, bent the rtnuing ot thu university , and
to that end your correspondent has spent
some time in looking up the malt jr.
Tha unlvcriity costs ovi r § 30,000 a yoai
at the present time , ( son report of re
gents , page 32) ) Fhc probable Income
' the next two years is fixed by the r < its -
ts at about § 150,200. Of this § 77 , '
500 la received from the stito tax of ; ol
mill levy , leaving a balance derive :
from aalo and leased lands of $72,700
( aeo sime toper : pugo 12) ) . The b > Unce
in the tioieury at tni time IB about $87 ,
COO , ( page 12) ) . If this is properly In
vested 01 ea t.t five per cent it will yealc
u aiiiual inecma of Si,3."iO , which addc :
t ) tha iucome from university landa will
makd for the two ensuing y eats a revenui
of SS1.0CO , making $10,700 a year.
Frjm the above figures taken from tai
ragunt's report , it will bo tcan that thi
income from university landa will anp
port ttio uuivers ty. It thtrjfoiM folio wi
that the state tax cf thi e-eiuhtho cf :
mill should no longer bo continued , am
ttio law rtlitinL' thereto be repealed
Sec. 19 of Chap. 51 ! ( , page 513 , Anotatoi
Statutes.
By reference to the Univerait ;
citiloguocf 188IS-8 tit appears that th
to al number of student ) in the free dc
purtmonta la 335 , of whom 13G are
KKSIDBSTS OK LINCOLX ,
over one-third , at an an naal cost to th
atato at la-go of qvcjt $12.000. Tlrs aam
catalogue snows that there are 30 non
rasidonta , who , under the law , are re
quired t j pay a tuition fee , to bo fixed b ;
thereguntsSoc. ( llPago513) ) Thoicpor
nowhere shows thut th s has been dene
I'hc cost to Ili3 attte for rah utadtnt i
rtbiut 81CO a year. Thcra should , there
fete , bo in the lui hboraood of § : iiOO ( i
year p-tid In by the non reudent students
Why is this not done ?
Tnis in'Ration should bo SUE tamed b ;
Uio Income frjm the lanela anel there Is n
reason or necoscity of coatinuing th
ihrao-eighth mill tax. Tha regents hav
siace the hut l hlaturcaaJGimied addei
niedleal el'partmafct consisting of thro
so ] arata cchoo's ' of medicine old school
hoiLH"patic ! and ecleciis , ta.h with it
separata faculty.
It is , of course , doairous to make thi
department a eucceas aa well as a prid
to 'Iin wato , but does the expense incnr
rod justify at this lima a large appro
printiuu lor its bone-lit ? Tha result o
free education in law and medicine ha
been tried in a number of atates am
protcel granel failuroj. 1'enueylvani ;
Uniforeity , ( ha university at Aun Ar
her , Michigan , the Iowa University , am
a uDinbir of others have long EHICI
ab nloned the free pystooinow recjuirlni
ilia legal and medical students ti pay fee
so that to-day these ) departments in th
abovu riiTced institatiuns aio B elfin
ahilng. In fact it is nnjiut to tax th
people to give a i r.fejaional ed
ucatton to the comparative few. 1
11 hoped that the log slatur
will amend IIOUBO roM 158 eo as to re
quico | rofessional atudouiH to pay fei'f
otherwieo the medical apartment with it
tcvonty.ono different profctsor/i / will too
EAT Ol' TUB XNTIKK KKVKNVK
of the institution Tha university c
MiohicMit cnargi's non-ronldents of th
state $50 a year ; if the tame sum wn
charged by our mayoralty it would ylel
au anunal Income in a few years tuflicieu
to pay all oe's ' of that depntmont ,
The medical proFeasors are mak in ,
every effort to lobby throngh bills , givlri ;
( torn big pay for their services ; to ihmi
tbo university la everything , provide *
there ia an appropriation for their bene
fit.
fit.It
It Is demanded by the people that thi
state taxes bo cut down as much as pos
siblo. The legislature of 188. ! appro
priated $75,000 ( aeo aetslon lawa , paji
358) ) fur expanaoa of the university ot al
kinds , including model farm , and Ihen
is no roaeou wby iha present legitlatun
should increate this sum for the next twi
years.
IH It Dynamite ?
LONDON , 1'ebruary 10. A tcrrlBc explo
tion occurred in the jiowdor rnagaziea at Gib
ralUrtn-eUy , killing eovimteon men and dom
considerable damat'd.
COLLARS
CUFFS
Tun tune
ADI THI
FINEST GOODS
EVER MADE ,
IMJ ill Linen , OTH
Llo'ngi ' AND Exterior * .
Ak for them
OAUN BIlOS.Ageut3 for Omah-
1TH
w
Yor CAN SMTHr A AV
mpeiial ktlai Government Bond ,
issn : OF isci.
Their ; bond * are hr iln a loan , the Interest of
h eh Is pild out in premiums three times jearly.
ery bond I entitled to
TIIUII : : DiiAWixos ANNUAI.I/V ,
nlll r rh and e\cr > bond Ii rolccm-d with a lar * r
m-Hrr premium Kteri tnnl vtsrdriw ono of
o follow Inn premiums , M there ro :
Flotlns. Hotln .
s 1W , > CO 4" > < V' ' 0
.1 IM.OOO no.ooo
.1n .1t : n 10,000 ltiOO
.1o n fifl.O : t ' ,0 , ) )
o a J.OM )2exiO
9 & lOXi n.ooo
120 n ire
nn I 1Q
n
ToR.'thcr T 000 p'rtmhiint , attm'intlmr ti Sl > ,0 0
lorlus. Iho next ludctnptlun takes pUce on tin
SI'.COXI ) OF JIAIH'II
nd c\ery Yifnd Vonzht el ut on orbefn'O the 2nd ol
; rch In entitled t < > tbo whole ptoailua that may bo
r wn thcrtou on that dale
Out of town melon lent in UrnnTHirn I.nnrnt
nd lnd"t IIII ? . ' Will 8CCUICOIIO nl fM9CI l llll fof
ho no t diawlnt ; . 11Unco p jable lu munlhlj In
Foe orders , circular ! , or any ether Information , < >
INTERNATIONAL BANKING co. ,
GO Fulton St , corner I5roinlw.iv , N. Y , City ,
ESTABLISHED IN I 74.
The above KOvominont bundt nro not to be com *
arod with any iattcry whalsoo1 cr , s lately decided
lythoCourtof Appeals , and do not conflict with
ny of the Uwd ot too United States.
&X. D In wrltlnc , ploaao itate that you Ban
hla In Iho Omaha Weekly 13co. _
Well liiiger Ooods
OP ALL KINDS ,
Contlitlng Of
Augers , Sand Buckets , Rope ,
Gearing , Shafting , Etc.
Rock Drills and Horse Power Attnchmtnti
mndo to order. Also Bridge Oastinfi" ,
Bolts , Urnto-bnrs , Etc.
JOB WOKK
Done oc short notice. Cwh p ld for cut scrap
Sen ' for circular. Addrcsi
M. 22. Lewis & Son
U4STINOS
AMn.nCoi'\ tuo uta nnd uiott praal al AR
MAOAZIMI Mm"iir IMKRC'IANOK fur 15c : alB
Colored 1'Utv , 10\13 , with Oataloijue of Att'oi
Books. \\M WHI1LOLK. Publisher ,
140 Nassau St , N. Y.
Jan 2-8t
4 ecu's ' for our famplo Book of Cards
illost 8tjiC8 < Austin Card Cr , New Ua
vcn.Ct.
rtH. worlfl. cur. . ; , # , k. Djirrlict , > . , r u.4n. . . * Jil
. "rJ * cttiel rrtii..Orr.Di A. dtor liiit.rt < l.lii.lou.l |
M c * .1. r ehkiepvD. tel U ftl luuicfr JrlLk. Irr It
t .v * "fruuntr frit. Ak tour ro r or rfni * in foi IL * { * *
COL3 A3
zf. v-
By the ii'o
Hostittcr'n "triune
Bitters the ha p.ir
n.i | | > eiranca of ih
countcliaucoand.sl
lowni'-s of (
ticn are B'ipiUnte
b } hial hier look
n il as thu food I
a lmihlul. h ti dare
gAppetiioU U'Mi'icil
niu thener\ous } i
tern rofic-bcd will
nuKh nueilul HIUIH
licrthrouh | tbeU'i
ol tnh > ulidno
wlich Is alno lKriL ;
III ill to ptilHOn of t
rheumatic tuuleiic )
en I mi Inestlmahli
prcventho of fe u
end IKUO. For ml
'liti anil Dealers CL'tii'tall ) .
Rheumatism , Ncuragia | , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , Backache , Headache , Toothache ,
irnn.iM'npn.itriiMN.Hr
Iliirux , Scalilo , I i' l Itllcu ,
AII. oTiini IIOIIII.Y riivs AMI AIIUS.
u.lil.iiiil p.'Al.r in try * lier . t MI e > uu U.1IK
[ Jlrtrlluii. In 1 1 l.AiiitiAir ; * .
THI : CIIAUIIH : A. > oiii.iit : : to.
wrilaA.eOl.U.n eO ) IJaltlmorf , Jld. , t.H.i ,
TUT"FS
PILLS
25 YEARS IN USE.
JThe Oreatert "Medical Triumph of the Ag l
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
I.oii oCnppetlte , IlowelicoitlTe , 1'aln In
( he bead , with a dull ensntlan In the
back part. 1'nln under Iho iboulder-
blade , I'ullnoi * after eating , vrltk itdli *
Inclination to exertion of body or mind ,
Irrltubllltyof temper , l.oir iplrlti , vrltb
a fecllneof UnTlnir neelccted iome duty ,
Wenrlneii , Illczlnoi , riuttcrlnc nl Ibe
Henri , Dots before Ibe crei , Ileuducbe
over the right eye. Keitleiineii , wltb
Sltul drenmi , Illiblr colored Urlue , und
CONSTIPATION.
TCTT'H I'lLT.s ere especially udapte'l
to Bucli casen , ono doao etrects aucli u
: hanBiioffccllnjrintoa tnniilitnB8uiTerer
They Itiercaietlir i A i > pet He , anil cause the
body to TttUo on nr htliu tba y tem It
oiirlilicflord by their Toiilo Acilun on
produel nftirray st..tV.Y.
B v H Tar * m
UBAT lUnt or WHUKKJIB chnngea to a
Gixiaar litACK liy fl sliiRlo npnllcatioii ol
this DrK. It iintmrtsa nutunvl color , actn
Inslantanpously. bold by DnigBlits , or
ent by orpresn on rrculpt of tl.
Murray St. . New York.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LHAN MONKY.
ri Q LOAN Can make a'ew lcnr on tc l c tate
L lecutlty II k | > | lied for soi > a. Mill > u Iltc , 317 a
laihtt-eet. Mil's
, | ONKVTOI.mN In mtn < of * IO and mi , en
fl licrscn. ( ilano * . ( uriilmrei and all klneU of
i U K W 11 Mcttor , 1401 F tn m t. , mcr
nr ( hop > tnrp Wltf
\ 1 ONKV TO LOAN I hue money to lonn on 1m ,
IVI ire > dcti ) protcrt * . In on } atnniinti to Hilt ,
t renonal ! < rrt cs W.'H. Hotter , 11.4 l rL in t ,
m Moisi' * hco store.
ONKY In lo n on chaltclQ by J.T. llcaltv , 21J
M Routh Uthft. BSCfcblfl
ONKt TOIOAN In aumsof JSPOand nrwaril
M O. F. la\lo and Co. , Heal KstatB anil Loan
iilj , HOS Farnam St. t " tf
ONKY loaned on ch ttol . tUllroad Ticket
M and rold. . Foromin , SIS 5. lath
7 < n tf
ITANT'B A compttrntieMA't | * lrl to do < ; iicr
> nlhoure- work at 1917 Chicago fit13tl
'ANTI o-llmrouhH oompetontlnbrlcatiiiK oil
. . ( acannnfor N' l n ) a end l\an > a * , for n ai
ifnctiitliiR I "inc. AddicM " ( I , " Catrlrr , ? " , Clc e
Aiid.l'hlo. 'JiBlDp
_ _
IIA ) > onusltl | tor Koneral IUIH-e-Horlt at
ipltil a o. -II I7 | >
AlTANTKl > \ ( rood Ocrmin < < r UcliomUn j.ul at
\V coak and ono lor laundress work at Cinoucan
til , 10th St Ml ' M'
; 7ANTr.U Olil for fcnrr * ) hot c > ctl. ; mmt bo
. \ K in ! cook and l tmdien : rofpiunces iniutreel.
Al > | l > at Mis. W. II. SliOld , 8 \ \ Car. lHh a d
iil - . 2H If
r\NTKD Aelltilncton-nglrl at the Occidental
lintel ImmertUtily SI3 tf
A\7ANTED Olil fir hcm-iw 'ik. Mn W.V
V > Dlnihara4tlihou owe.t Bldo ICth St. SMHh
leaxc-inoith. 253 15 ji
\7ANTED-ilil for uoucril hou c work M\nt
> V 1m o I'ood rcforinco. Mrs. Ii. a. bmllh , fill
N. 10th St SSniOp
-\\7AN io-L\nr.s : on aiNTi.iMEN-inctj : :
\ * or onintrj , to tnkn tiler , htht am plpaiint
untknt 11 clr r n homo : 82 t S'i a day c l.v niul
nnlellt made ; work B'nt birall , iioramivaini ; ; no
Plump I'louuadilroes Killil.l ) Man'fB C" . , 1'hlla
iklphu , I'a. - " ' 0'P
- worklrKhou a > ewer fur t o. F. | .
WANTKD-A wl'h tcleroncosiucfcricd. Addresj
St. Klmo's'll x'710. 5i6-18
Teams. T. Murray , Ihth aid llarnej.
WASTKD ISO17p
ANTED Dish wtsbcr at Krnmct.houso
W 1S9 17p
/pouts for our new book , good pav
to workers rail cr nJilrcss Cico , Hunecr , ] gi'
ButtSt , Omaha Neb. H6-nHr
7ANTED Good live sollcltora Address Mutual
Hall InturanccCo.StaitNeb. . B85lmp
ANTED A Dr t class dlnlnprcom ( jlrlat th <
W Mctropolittn. No othcrnord applj. 873t f
SITUATIONS WANTED.
" \\7ANTED-Ilj nn Intelligent American girlplan
it toiloecc nd work or cbamboinork AddiiB :
' D. J " Boo otllce 238 17p
W ANT Dstt of books to Ucpc\tnlcps Ad
drcsa O. I. Ike olliro.
" \\7"ANTKD As tuntlon as book-kieper or olhc
> > orli , best rtfo unco. Adclroia P. e ) . " 0. E A. .
224-10
miiilodmim E ti ) nltaatlon as book
keeper , lu vrholeeala csttbllebmenl In Omaha ,
nBf r'J.M care Boo. ROfl.tf
MISCELLANEOUS WAM'S.
UnfiirnUbed r'om with boiml for nan
WANTPD
tl inaiand wlfo in pihato liiully. Addre-si
II e' . Jlurkcl , 1210 J ) lllhct. , city. 352 10 | >
\17ANTKP 5Ien , poor ] ; rellibln once , who wanl
< > ciLjlojini-Mit , tuf-Lii'l ' for full p rtlculain con
ccinlni ; a eooi ) pujliiR bus'nfi ' A"ilrcf at once , II
v n nant a tnoiumnllmi position. Jrlnsm&
Clcme , Looi ] lo8. . Lincoln Nob. 240 21p
VI ANTED I.aiJI'said gentlemen In citj orcnun'
W tr > to 'ake ' Ifcht work at their on bun c $3 tel
? l a dnvciBil.N made ; rrk vent by mall ; no c.\n\a > .3-
Inp WohA\opood demand forourworkandfnrm h
ttcvly emiilojrcunt. Auduiu lth stamp , < 11OWN
ll'F Q. COMPANY. 234 Vine Et , Cincinnati , Ohio.
113 m4p
\lfANTKU Apcnts to woik for the Western Mu <
Tt tual Ioiie\oent ! ) Afeoclallon , of Bea'rlro , ' tb ,
Cash cafitalW \ tOO , raid up in full 1 hose deslrli j ;
npenoien in Kabtcrn Norratka or Wo tern lo a
should Hiidrcss C , > . Wootlcy Nu 1222 1'iunani fit
Omaha , Nib , or Oll\rr C. t.ibiii , tuo'j , Beatrice- ,
Neb. To peed ascnts , men or moreen , a libo a
coinpentatlan iil be | ia'd. Cinliany ] H ( o opera
t \oluplau , cafe , reliable and cheap , ami ea'y tt
work. BOO 122
STHVYKD Iledco , an J S inrntbs'ol 1 o T , will
wljl o spot i n forehead anil near the boots , ! <
Inner end rf tal hiti ftra' ' h hiri s Klartnr wil
return to M. Horuich , 102 , Duuglas b' . , Omaha
r 1UJU.3J.S AiSJj
KENT Hnuso of four rooms corner 15th and
1 Ch'ca0'o. Ihonua b ltt , 2zM6p
FOIl KKN1' htoroon Ciunnilnps St. , with room !
for family. J , Kline , 1'ilS Duiicln St. J.O-mll
F OIl UfNT Now brick house , 11 ronm , modern
Iniprotciueutt. , No. 118 N , 22d bt. luiiulre 211t
California st. iS7tf
1j > OK KhNT Hoii8o4 roonneouth 13th St , 813.
Cotta f 5 ronmB near llnin-cinn Park , $17. Ifriift
B roonu lrucnioit * | and 5tabt , Ifl7. Ilnuso 2 larirc
rorma and l crn ground .outh Omaha , t ( ) V.I' .
Maync , l.'ituand 1 arnam. 143-tf
FH llNTNew cottogc , fi rooms. J PUpp < Hoc ,
rU 8. Cthst. OlStf
FOR Ki\T Nlco 0 room cottaRO corner 24th nnd
l > ainjort strict. Apply to R. 11. Chaiinaii ,
1517 IhiMRrl&t 89Jtt
H llhNT A neu kit-lit room rmu ( .
Mr-i E. Hoddlf , lEth.bet Ia ) > ci ] > oit and Chi a-
70 HI
F Oil HUNT-Furnished lloomwitn board , C03 N.
17th. 621 tl
IlKNT-New Ire room house , with citj
J7WII
1 wat. r , en Fouth 17th St. no r rnilr ml trako
eultablu foi brardirp hou-e ; rent tsn ; inquire at
t. malm foundry or of T. W. T. Klchardt. 0 I tf
Ifott IUNT A 6 rucniccttmr ( ii eatt uo 17th
St. tu ord door eolith of Ucb&ltr luiiu |
0. H Doanu & Co 777 tf
Oil KENT Two rooma at t > S Alnnnall lions.
F
? ! > per iminth , 1011 ! l/uninl / , ! ! 421p
llh.N'l Furnlsliid rouCLa with board 1811
JJ Oasa itrc-t. J3 I7p
FOIl ltEXr T o rooms for lljjnt Muino kixplnp
con < r 16th > nd Ca > tits up etal a. 2S117p
7IOH IlKNT A la-go lioriilsoujely turnlthcd front
.sia north If.tli St. , bitwun'nven.ort ' |
230 lp ,
. i < KNr-Hni ll futnlfh > n > oiii wl lilnar 1 for
3.1OK , peed aciomuiodatljnH , 18H | Chlo KII
Bt. SSI-17i |
_ _
riolt UrNITwo fuiiiiiMid roonu Bltple < > - t
1 ' KUIier , at2403Iarncy Kt. ! 123 17
' UK.Nir-KiiiolsbuJ front limn , with or with
ITi'ilt
* out Urn , 1300 e'apltol no. 210 ISp
FOR IlENT-Iloorni 1S10 lUrney Ht.
2S2ti
OIl IIFNT A Icely furnlshexl larite lion" ! room
wltlitU eattO'.4 IInrneiKt.
RKNT-FurnUhed roonu 1818 Callfsri.U St
209-tt
0rl RENT-Pleaeaut furnliked front ro-m 17C7
Douglas ft. ! 2C810p
OIl HHNT Two furplbhed or uulurnlihea front
F rooms. 1033 Karnim Bt. X07-10p
> Oll Itt'.NT Hooin and board for two b'e ntlcmon ,
1r 1 lC13C > pltoIave 195.2lp
_ .J KOU HKNT-Newlv lurnlfhed eait e po -
Lure , ulngle orcntulte , S. W. corner 17th and Cats.
Olt HKNT Two unfurnUbcd r < "ims nuitallo for
F iKht bou keepInK , Iieetniir'lbl' < ckuor. R'h > ud
Howard ft .
KENT Nicely furclihed ruonn tt 1718 Cans
FOIl 181 tt
Tj > OK IlENT r'urnlbhed rocrn * 623 H..Xltli it
6S-18p
00M ' TO I.KT Inquire drug Itoro , cor. , 10th
II' 1W tf
OOUU With board , detlMbU or winter. Apl ] >
ROOM diaries IIetel 039.11
n > OK RRNT One turnlihed bedroom with board ,
JL' md two or tbrM day botrdtri , 1014 Webrter.
uiatt
F Oil UhNT-Two front rooina. 1023 Caj > HoU\o.
F OU RENT tarnished rootnl at 1610 Podue it.
RKNTFrnl hf.l room ind board IS.OO rer
ek. Very IwtlocAllon , 1814 Dwemxvtr
77SfebSlr >
Ti fVolJltht ( hcu < cl'"l ' "R. t o rooms
I'urpe.e ' , S W. cor Mh and
- . * ' ! v.-ruriiHiiicoftluio
1.-HW roonu tr. . t ere
wetlflfolfnr lnU''kee.liF , sl Irfattnwoitli
tlrtet. llomef.'r rer.l , Aplyor | prtm'sx a < 0 Kp
T0ll S U.K s-IUne of at er l mid tirto future * for
I wlo.t No B.O South Iflih Street , UniMin , Nil
s 1 , . Sihwaitr , p op S4Ii2'l
1 ? 0tl S ILK Corner I H *
, 33.fO , will , < - „ vl imrrox
1 inehtr. , thrt I , lirl i ! 16 per o.nt od In-c-t-
nent I'aulTii&.Co.l.MSUrnMiist. 21MO
1710U HA LI1.-flock mil ( Httiic * , , n ( . cf the Ui t
fal > ni ln tin i-ltx. I'o-teMimi giFii ihi tint
/ ' . ' . " ; . lll" > " 1"1 fomtllhip , ill hejlth ,
\ . \ > , lite nllln > .
l OUSAI.r.Oll Hr < T-r.tir loom eott 8e , ( vr
I KlnK > t and rtr ck \e ; oury remnileiKr
liMiillro . .f . \ \ Sir bllup , 13U ShcriuMi s' . 19J 17p
- . - ' . lor ltrmutr.1 ImJ , a
Bood ' .MOM Here , propettIn \ , Neb. A
. ildonre , luin , a lots in Ai'erton low' , and 2fc' '
> ; ( Normin Hilllons. Aiultesj o. 1) ) Hint a 1
lUlmtt , Pott l'o , Iowa. 173 mn ( >
l OHSAI.K I'ormr 1-1,100x147 , Shirley A \ ir
Bill * aic.wlti bnu c. bun. well , fenced ,
. -3' . I'-iulitii \ Uo , r.l ratinm nt SIS-lS
1j H HAI.h A Rood pvxlnirmbwu with flnt clip ?
Innrh nianfor and M-urna-it attiched-A bur
n. S. TrLftler , 2C3 Smith IStb St. 182 tl
I Mil \LK-Or \chanco full stock rf clothing ,
boouanl'-hoet , ucnt' ( uriiMiliuttooiU , wllic\
( lurso for KobrMka I.nnlh. ei. u i'ctetijn t-01 s
10th bt. , Omaba , Neb. i'j d
171011 HAI.r.-ISC acroi of bed firm I'vnds In \ \ atb
1 liieton runnf ) , Nib ; 2k inllo * from Herman
s miles from llhlr > > III either w.11 for ca h or will
trade f < r hou < o In fumha , II bujcr will take uii
wmnnotoson lone timi. T o hole htd tin er
otiltltntlnn Adi re s Jeu. Kolouiatck , No.S4 \ ! a
llltll ( t. , Onuha , Ni'li. POl'tt
J ; > 011 HI.K-Siomi ! and tl > turca cvntrall ) lomteil ,
and doing a Rood lusintij. Addtesn ' "SibKin '
lice otllce , ics tl
P IOUSALK-Chc i > eno lull acre In north Oinnhi.
Addre-m X. Y. ' . lieu otlleo. 94Ht
FOIl SALli-tlX ! ) toni fclccted hay at Rlkhnrn Ma
tlon.inlcoJJ.OOiicrton. Ap | < l > to\\m Ilopivci
Llkhorn. 062.1m
TJfOH R LK A KOO.I pulnu Impl merit Innintiio
P well 'ocatcil and e-tali'lshcd In thtlilni ; to n on
D. i. U. It U in Neb. hm.UMi'i : ready to etcp
rljlit Into Rend trade. Only moderato e.ailtal | ri -
qulr.d. Address " \ . Y. " Bcoolllce , 912-feb23p
FOR SAli : Corner lot tl\U1 , St'i and lore ) f ,
with nrw lllx 10 house , ctUu.cMcrn , ctc tl,7Po
Paulson & Co , 1613 Farn m it. 217.
IT < OU 8\LE CUEAI'-Ono elegant ch mbcr pet ,
former cost JH76.00. Ono reftuhtor clocV ,
ono i early new Knabo Piano , ( ho RuM framed
picture , cno horde , barnee * anil phoitcn , ono
lulls talc , small slro , ono beautiful chlua codcei
net Al o a lirgo jmro blooded 8L licruatd doc.
Inqutro 101S U ilgo St. 234 tt
1TWII SALE S | > ) mild lols In PauNnfr new add .
1 onstii-o c r line , at from 3710 toiOU. 1'atlwD
A. Co , 1513 Farnam bt. 210 ID
FOR HALF. 00x105 feet on Uumlne street 3 blocks
west of Military bridge , gl.BOJ. John L.HcCaRUo
oppoaltu Test ollko. 031-tl
FOH SALE 132x121 feet on corner , ronth-oatl
frort , house S toomt , barn , S blocks nc t o
Park aio. and Loa\eimorth , easy payment * , cheap
$1,700. John L. McCague , oj'iioslto 1'ost Olllce. 017-lf
iOl ! 8ALK The furniture of 8 room IICIIM ; and
F
houao for rent , 617 Houthl2th bt.
TpOll SALK I "i ( a\HJ , Dorcii mar IS h , nlth
1 now hou-u 14 SO , well , fencedOj. . Pan' ' ' . MI , ' .
Co , l.'iK ! t'arnam ttreet. VI s I'l '
FDRSiLK-Tflocl-aaprstfiriii in Doy lneounh
120 acr , t > mill's from Otrahn- ) acr s broke ,
house'table , irchardlncard , timber. Ililrp
ler ' 1 i'luperfect Pilcn fcl.oco i : r.imerreal :
estate spent , IHO Hirncy street , Omaha. 241 21
Jj OK SAI.iWallpaper ; liuslncsj , en nil stock ol
1 paier3j ! m > ithl5hhr. ! 2,7-21p
P OIl R' LE A cenrral merrhandlao bm'ii'Es In i
tbrl\iiiL'to n within S5 irilojf Lincoln , eab
lishudTj IP , b's' tride in town , Block wl 1 ln\oice
nbuiit 4 ,000 , will sell or rent , buildim ; , tcinscaey
For i atticulais , addrcea MtUcrd Irau ! > & Co , Oma.
ha , Neb. 221) ) 20p
BALE ! ) HAY Good quality , lowest piloo. T. H.
Clatks.n , Schu > lcrNob. 110 mlp
irtoiiSALEon : KXOIIANUK AHym per ere , ai
JD orpaitof twothousanl acres of timber land
forty mllea cast of Kansag City , wil oxchanRO foi
Nbraslia laud or morchandlsu. Badford , Souor tt
vie P44tf
SALE OK KVC'IANdKStock of dry pee < l (
J70II arreitock rnneho , plentj h y land , cretk
tuns throuL'hinllro tiart , KO d ImildlrKS , cjrrall *
etcon'\ inilen from thrlng railriad town , rue of
Hibct'and in ' contcnunt intichcs in central Neb
Appl ) to tee Nuith Loup Bankinpto. , North l.onp ,
Nib. 211 SB
MISCELLANEOUS.
YouiiK 1 nil terrier , wriiiht about 60 lb
IOST of tall white , tara cropiid. ] libirtlruvan
at IVjckoliri.9. 237 17i |
It u parttiinhipof TxiRnii Pexaucr If this dav
Fobruari 1 , lS-5ili68Cli d b > mutual coriHsnt. .1. \ \ .
Logan continue * the liuslnesi and vi'l inllcct all ao-
courith and | iaj all till ? . J. W. Lcp \VM.Kexauer. .
220 lOji
O'lllAVED O. l .srOI.nV A dark tan rolorcilfemale
Oun/uith Hide pray on Ireast , with n i-lltin thi )
lift oar , anwin tu name of Jm-io , liMln ; aheaiv
leather tollar with no rinmo < > > \ it It 'turn to Bt"U
jards ro 'Ihomai Pox , and r e.U\o reward. 212 l p
8THAYKD A siiill b j inaro pen > MlltoBjotnn
I clt hind fn-t. Iliiwird win bo pnld If rcnirnoc'
to8c iilloa\lan Hotel , 7th ht. 213 lIp (
,
A. Kvann&.Co. , Oil Capiirl a\e
171011 TRADE For mercbandleo pnxeriofl pre
ferred , Ihrio ( li ) laluablo Ids In Dajton , Ohio
Ono ( > ) l t in Ht. I/oiilii , SIo ; 640 acres ol llnulaivl In
Kan au ; Onnlfarm In Ohio. 'Ihls property la fie'i
of Ihcuiubrancu All eomii unlcatlons will bo tro tu >
strictly confidential. 8. II. Wlnepuar , 2 ( ' < > 4 Cumin ? ,
St
ItAQIHTKK OK PALSJYBTEKY AND CONDITION
ALIST , 803 Finth street , letween Karnamand II
noy will wlv/i theald -uarJIiD Ej-liltB , obtalnln ) ;
fur anyone k'lariou In the past and present , and on
rorUln cundltlona In the future. Ilaotti and huM
iniltj to order Porfi cl
NOTICi : TO STOOKIIOUKUS.
Tlioarnual rnrctlnir i > t the stockholders of the
Ileo Pill list ln Co , wl I bo neld nt ilulr elllee , No.
910 rarn inHreit , on Jloid y , March lit , IH-6atB
o'clock p. in .for ( lie ilo.tlon of olllcir > , ami iho
tiarisactlon uf such other bu lri io as nuty come liu
fore It R. UOBfcWAlKH , Pimldciit
OMAHA , Feb. lu , 183ft thlOdlut
| SDOOE8SORa TO JOHN O. JACOIU )
UNDERTAKERS B
At the old itand K17 Farnam Bt Crdcra by Ute-
Kraph BOllcltod and promp',1 attended to. Telephone
PROPOSALS.
UNITED flTATBS INDIAN 8KHVICE , )
TIM : ruiwn AuH cr , /
Dakota , January 12 , 1B85. )
Sealed propwaU lu triplicate Irdontd , propo lo
for the erection of one WeielwUht and CarpniUr
nbop , one h rni)8n ) , nhoe and rtitw llaneoui ehopn ,
one niairnier | house , t own-on and storage < ihcds ,
A e bake IIUUBO arm ri-llar , at thin a''m y and direct
eu tu tbo uuriin'Kntd , earn cf Chief ( juarteriniuter
departraent , nftbo tl tto10mi.ha Neb , will bu ro
coiie.l untl 12 in. Htturdty , Ktbrutry 14,1H5
1'luriB and | ) cclflr tli ru can be > x mlncd In the
oft7co of the ei itf iuartern | tbtcr , def arbncnt ottho
Platte , Omaha , Neb , the "Inter Ocean" Chicago , 111.
and the "Journal" t Kariu.1 City , Mo ,
Con ti act will 1m awardud to trie low cut reapooBlblc
bidder , BUbJect th the prrotal of the dei | > rtrnerit or
thu InUrlui
Ihurlyht , howe > er , 1 ruervcd tx > i eject any and
all , or any part of any bid , if deemed for the beat In
tereitof theienlco
rropraih must ttato length of time required for
comi lUitlon e.1 bulldini alter apprmal of c ntuct ,
and uiiiHt IKI kccompilned by a oertlfiol cheek upon
B' ' me I nlted btateii Depotltor ) , i ajnb'o to the order
of the 'unLtrblgnixl , for at loatt flvo ( i )
per coat of the auount of Ihepropoital , whl h check
ihall bu forfelte tu thu Uollwl hlateii lu cue of any
bl'dtr reci.ltInx the w til ; dull f.ll Io eiocute
inomptly a contract with | -uod nd tutrlcleni hecurl'
; lm , aooordln to t etirmiiuf bin UJ , otherUu to
M nturneil to the bidder.
r'or further Ii f rn'ut on addrceu the uaiortrigned
at Pine lti"iu | Ak-incy , ti.kota
Tl o undcrtl. ned will will beat l'a ton HOUIHI ,
Ornah * , Nib. , by the inoiuin , ' ol Friday , i'ebruju- }
' JbSii ,
Y. T. H'OlLLvnuiliT
Jan 0-8 in U , a , Indian Aeeu