THE DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 25 , 1885
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TUSK * U into thins t W B.Ud Iti favor
iv [ tht * v 'tt * r , ami that l ( UU It has boon
VOV.T * n\t\ for tlocion.
lift Mu.U K h K-wo east ngniu. llo
w y tu > l ittlurtt to Oinrttin until nftcr ho
has bi < u sworn In ns prialinutor gcnoral.
Ii It took twunly-fivo yunrn for Mr.
HvarU to roach the United Sintoi aou.itr ,
how long will it bo before ho bccorucn
president ?
TUB Chicago Times nska "Ought the
cabinet to bo n 'null ? ' " It may bo n
cipher , If Olovolnnd tikes too much tim
ber from Cipher Alloy.
Is IT not about time for candidates for
miyor to declare their intentions ? If the
Icglalaturo passes the proposed charter
amendmunti the salary of mayor will bo
$1,800. This inducement ought to bring
out plenty of good candidates.
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TUB Republican talks about Senator
Van Wyck "pawing the Washington air. "
It strikes us that If his successful efforts
Inroatcrlng to the public domain 15- ,
000,000 acres of land is "pawicg the
Washington air" ho bettor continue
"pawing" at the national capital.
GKOVER CLEVELAND haa not yet been
notified of his duct ion that is "official
ly. " Wo presume that he will take it for
granted that ha is elected , and wo venture -
turo to say that ho will put in an appear-
anca a' Washington on inauguration day ,
oven if ho la not ofliciilly informed that
ho haa been elected president of the
United S tat 03.
CORNELL college lug made provision
for a COUIS9 of looturaa on "Journalism. "
Dhla h n move in the right direction , for
If there la anything that tha newspapers
need nnro than' ] anotlur it la college
journaliita , who Womo thoroughly ac
quainted with all the practicil details ol
newspaper work by llatonlng to a course
of lectures For six or twelve months.
TUB Connecticut legislature , following
the oxauip'o of Nebraska , is cndoavoiiug
to encourage tree planting. It naa pasted
a bill oiTerlng ton cents to any peracn
planting , protecting , and cultivating elm ,
juiplo , tulip , ash , basiwood , oak , black
walnut , hickory , apple , pear , or cboiry
trees , not more them sixty foot apart , for
throe years , .ilon auy public highway.
Till' conviction of throe of the vlllalna
who undertook , by means of fraud in the
Chicago clec'ion , to steal a United States
aonatorship , meets with general approval.
The trouble is , however , that the throe
mon who have baon ocnvioted wore
merely the tools of ( leap-designing con
splratora , and it is hoped that Ihuy vril
give away the wh jle gang. Tha raeuli
BO far will nevertheless have a'tundonoy
to put an end to election frauds , for a
trhile at least , in Chicago.
THK Republican continues to fine
fault with Senator Van Wyck because he
persists in staying in Washington am
attending to his duties , instead of being ,
at Lincoln "to atsist the legislature it
securing a fair railroad law.1 Now i
Senator Van Wyck were at Lincoln for
any such purpose , the Republican woulc
indignantly demand why ho was not in
"Washington. It doesn't make any dif
ference where Senator Van Wyck maybe
bo , ho will always bo in the wrong place
according to the Jlcpublican'a Ideas.
A PENNSYLVANIA womin has recently
visited bath hell and In a von. She wa
in a trance , and while in that condition
was transported to the Infernal realms o
lila Btxfnuio majesty , after which she too !
a brief trip to the regions of the blessed
commonly known as heaven. She me
friends and acquaintances in both places
and ia now firmly convinced that there i
both a heaven and a hell , and she ex
presses great sorrow that the was not al
lowed to remain in heaven. Wo don'
blame her for not wanting to return to
thin torrottrlal sphere , particularly daring
each a cold winter.
WiiEif the corner stone of the Wash
Ington monument wis laid In 1848
thirty-seven years ago , our country had a
population of about 19,000,000 fro a pee
pie and about 3COD,000 slaves. Its
wealth was about eight thousand millions
When the monument waa completed and
dedicated the population of the country
was about 67,000,000 fioemon and not a
filavo , ami weiltr tai increased to
about forty-seven thousand million ] .
Meanwhile the country witnessed the
mcst gignutio i obeli ion known In history ,
iho abolition of slavery , the piling tip ol
B national debt of upwards of three
thousand millions , and its reduction ender >
dor wisa ripubllcMi management to lets
ihan fourteen hundred mllllous ,
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.
The const lit'at ' on of the Kansas Pa
cific with the Union Pac fie , by which
rantaclion Jay Gonld unloaded np-
on the Utter company bank
rupt institution and injected Into
t millions upon in llions of watered
took , Isjto bo legally iuqiiired into In the
Jn ted States court in Kansas next
nonth. The suit has been instituted in
accordance with the order of the Kansas
Plalntnro | in orJor to ascertain whether
ho Kantun Paclfio is pintnablo to the
ana of that state , or only to the federal
( ovornmcnt , The attornpy general of
Ctnsas , in his brief , claims that tlm
vnsnn Pacific was and is the properly cf
ho atato and ono of her highway
over whioh she ought to have jurisdiction
anil to which aho ought to have n perfect
title , that the consolidation waa a vloln-
lon of the charter , without the consent
if tha atato aud against her laws , and
hat therefore It haa forfeited all Its
rights , liberties , and franchises , granted
to it by the stale. The plaintiff prayn
or the forfeiture , and cthat the Btata bo
allowed to take possession of the railroad
a public property , and ' 'mako such dij-
lositlon thereof as may bo thoucht nee-
miry to secure the rights of the state ,
avlng the just interest of the creditor *
and other third parties gulltlets of the
rauds , wronga and Injuries charged
gainst tlio eaid corporation and the insm-
iors thereof.1
On the other hand the Union
'ncilio cluma tha ! ) the consolidation was
nuthoriztd by the act of congtcse , and
was not in violation of the Bls.it law.
Strong efforts are being made to have t' o
irocoedingi dismissed , but it is not at oil
Ikoly tint they will provo succesfifu1 , for
under the original charier the state at the
nd cf fifty years hes the right to pur-
haso the road , and if the consolidation
a alloA-od to stand , that right of pur-
haso v , ill , of course , be lost. It will bo
oen , therefore , that the state of Kansas
ias a direct interest in proving that the
onsolldation was invalid. Itcaitalnly is a
ery important suit , and itsontccino will be
awaited with a great deal f interest. It
wilt surely bo tried unless the leglela-
ure accepts some proposition of compro-
ulao , wbu'h will.bo ULcloub odly offered
or its consideration by the Union Pacitio
ttornoya.
EVARTS' REPUBLICANISM.
In his rcciiit sjoach before the Union
Jajgne club of New York , Senator-Elect
Svarts atsertod that the events of the
coming four years and the next prociden-
ial election will remove all doubt as to
.ho . adherence of the American people es
, j thu policy of protection and as to their
trust in tlm republican paity , the great
exponent of that doctrine. This senti-
rnont ia endois.d by such "protectim"
papers &a the Philadelphia JYcsa , as good
sound republican doctrino.
When the republican party came Into
power it wai the poor man'a party. It
waa doplecdas being made up of a class
of mon who had no property , so to speak
while its opponents wcra entrenched bo.
: iind the money bags and the
ollgaichy of the tlavc-holdcrs of the
sou h. The Gght made by the republican
party was to break the shackles of slavery
and to give to the poor man , white or
blak , a homo and a farm upon the pub
lie domain , Ono of the everlasting monn
menta of the republican party ia the
tiomoatoad law , which commemorates its
free-soil and free-settlor doctrines. Mr.
Evarts seems to forgot that the republican
party cf to-day has got away entirely
from the old landmarks. It it
now worshipping straugo idols. Protec
tion waa not a cardinal doctrine of the
[ mty , and never lia baen. It was tim-
ply an incidental policy , propar enough
in ib tlmo and place. Neither waa
the coinage question , notwithstanding thr
fact that Mr. Evarts regards U as a CM
dinal isene.
Mr. Evarts advocates a sharp and vy
orous policy towards the south , Jle
says.
says."I
"I believe that wo shall have shown in
these four joits and in our renewed
power that just as Img aj there shuil
a practical anpproslon in. the southern
country of thm suffrage which the ropnb
licau party has cuntttrred upoa thu en
franchised race , just so long thcrj eluli
bo found tnuiigh men at tha iv-rth to vet >
ono way on that subject that ahall be
cuuntud in a way tbat will Sc-curn thr
prutrc'iou ' of this enfranchised people
aud teach a lesson that votes ouppie-H-H
at that end will only breed a double
growth of votes at the north. "
Thii is ralher a peculiar sentiment
coming BB It docs from Mr. Kvacts , ant
It might bo construed to moan that i
votes are suppressed in the south , tha re
publicans will adopt questionable mothoos
of ' 'breeding a double growth of yotes a
the north. " Mr. Evarts forgets that he
was the heaa and front of tha Idea
which left to time the Bett'ement c
the great questions of the south. Bu
where was he before this ? When the
war closed , ho bacamo a member of the
cabinet of Andrew Johnton , and be
lieved with him in roconciliug the people
of the south. It certainly seems rather
strange that Mr. Evarta ia going to be a
different kind of a republican frcm wha
he was under Hayoa and Johnson. He
reminds us a great deal of Jay Gould a
republican with republicans , a demootai
with democrats , but an Erie man all the
tlmo. While associated with Johnson
Mr. Evarta was for Johnson's policy o :
conciliation and concession towards thu
southern states. While associated with
Hayes , ho was la favor of giving
the south * the widest latitude.
The result waa that the republican party
caat Mr. Johnson out for his heresy to
gether with his cabinet. The policy
which Mr. Evarts so warmly supported
eight years atn made Wade Hampton
governor of South CarolinaN/choli / gover
nor of Louiiiaca , and Rave Florida to the
democrats , For Mr , E tarts now to become
aiadlcal led republican of thoThad. Ste
vens stripe is ratlur rcnmkable to t y
ho least. He forgels all the tlmo that
the republican parly has to toll with the
siues of the day and not Income baur-
lotized like the democrats by planting
hcmstilvoB on the issues of the war and
nkicg a stand on economic question *
which are materially changed and prrtoot
now features altogether dlfleront from
whet they did twenty jous ago.
Tha republicans are not like the demo
crats. The great mats of them read and
think. Those who voted for L'naoln ' are
not willing to vote tha republican tioko *
to the end of their days uulcas republic
anism moans true republican doctrine
the protection of the poor and weak
igiimt the occroachmenti of the rich aud
powerful.
IOWA INSURANCE.
In no other state in the union i' In-
siiranco carried on co extensively by what
may bu justly termed wild-cat cotnpantts
a it Is In Iowa. Most of the oompinics
are local ius'ltutlons , and the vaiietlos o !
niuranco that they undertake to carry are
almost too numerous to mention. Tnut
there has boon a great deal of swindling
perpotiated on In Iowa under the disguise
of so-called insurance cotnpaui-s is a fact
that has long been cuspec'cd , and the
recent invctUgations of the state auditor
nto the condition of eomo of thcsi com
panies c .nfirm iho suspicion. Ono com-
Mtiy claiming to have § 200,000 not tnr-
> lnf > , was found to bo Imolvont. An
other company , which swore that it
iad $7uO,000 assets , was found to have
ess than S500.COO. Still another
with an alleged capital of $25,000 had not
even paid tao orlginil stock. Ono com
; any that claimed to have $70,000 in
> auk did not have a dollar thciv. So
ivlth another conpauy of the samq amount
of allcgsd capital. Still another , that
chimed to have $22,018 in baok , had
only $3,530 , and yet ; mot > or that swore
t had $30,000 In bondi did not have a
) end , and so on through a long list. Of
comae these companies are indignant
, bat their aifairs should thus bo invcsti
gated , but the result will certainly have
a who C'omo effect , for it will compel all
companies make good their roproscnti
tlnns and do a cquaro biulnoss if the ;
wish to continue to toli-it the patronage
of Iowa farmer ? , who sro their principal
customers. For their sake , at lojsv , it is
to bo hoped that the etato audi'or will
contlnuo to exorcise a thirp vigil.u.ca over
thcso companies , and compel them to
comply with the law In every respect or
oho tike down their sign * and cloio their
dooH. There ia altogether tco much
"graveyard insurance. "
Tnn bill to promota Lieutenant
Greoly to ba a major and assistant slgL.i
service oflicar will not become a law dur
ing this session of congress , and probably
not during any other. The refusal ti
order an investigation into tbo history ol
his winter at Capo Sablnohas not availed
'o stop the reports circulated upon ihrv
subject , aud until they are cleared up it
's ' not likely that GroaJy will bo promot
ed. Officers at the war department do
not hcsitato to say that this business la
very serious , and if the facts are ever
fully known , the story will bo ono of the
moet horrible over written. It is known
that cannibalism ira3 resorted to , anc
yet all the surrlvors deny any knowledge
of it. Men who have been in the Arctic
regions declare that this denial itself it
unnatural and would not bo made hat
there not been some torrlblo horror pre
ceding the actual cannibalism.
GOVERNOR BUNN , n judicial paragon
and carpet bigger from Philadelphiawho
wus hurried into the wilds of Idaho to
rescue tbo tonitory from native spoils
men , ia in trouble. Ho was Initiated into
the methods of Bolfo City statesmen by
accepting a fund collected to pay the
rent of hla mansion , and in turn ha be
came the chltf figure in a echrmo to lb
by through the legislature a bill appro
prlating $100.000 to build a now capitol
The methcds of ilia lobby were so cor-
upt nd brttzon that Secrotaty Pride ol
the territory was arrctted for bribery and
ilcfa'c tion. It Is reported tint a Boise
mnb wrecked the offices of two newspa
pers for darlcg to oppose the ring and
ussaillng the governor. Bunn took too
much Pride In his methods , and his fal
is an ourly certainty.
JOE MoDoNALD will not got Into the
cabinet if Mrs. Hendricks knows horielf.
M . Hendrioks'ambition to reigu at the
head of Washington society la said t <
form the basis of the hostility to McDon
aid. A recent Washington dispatch says
that "Mr. Hendrlcks cannot bo the firs
gentleman In the land while Mr. Olevo
land lives , bat Mn. Hondricks seems do
termlnod to bo the first lady , without rl
vali from Indiana , so long as Mr. Clove-
laud roma'na ' a bachelor. " But now that
It la announced that Mr. Cleveland pro
poses to marry a young Buffalo girl and
Install hfr In the White House a * the
"first lady ot the land , " it strikes us that
Mrs. Hendricks ought to abate her hos
tility to McDonald and permit him to
take a seat In the cabinet.
THK now United States senate will bo
republican by a small majority. Even I.
Ort'gon , Illinois and New Hampshire fai
to fill possible vacancies , iho republicans
will have thirty seven and the democrats
thirty-four votes. This gives a republican
majority of three , without counting
Mahone and Rlddlcbergcr , who , if they
contlnuo with the republican ? , as It ia ex
pected they will , will Increase ( he major
ity to five. In the event of their going
over to the democrats the republicans
would only have a majority of one , which
la a pretty narrow margin.
THK Journal acknowledges the re-
: olpt of an invitation through Senator
ManJewon to be present at the celebra-
Ion of tfco completion of the Washington
monument , It would have been happy
o atcspt , bu * the monurcont that the
Nebraska Irg' ' a'uro is hoisting engaged
s attention. Lincoln Journal.
Ye * , Ilia Journal Is too much engaged
a aldlt'g the cniiaiructlon of a monument
of approj riatU ni and jobs cf all kinds to
attend any monumental colobralion out-
s'tlo of Lincoln.
INSTEAD of trying to demonstrate lhat
inga tro not aa they were in the goid
old days of our fathers , and the sca-ons
are moro variable aud that Arctic weather
i gradually creeping down from tbo
i Ttli , the Philadelphia Press ssyj tbnt
t ii batter to remember how modern
sjienca mid Invention have made the co'd
moro endurable and robbed the winter of
many of i's rigois and that the comfor's
now Tvltli'n ii \ < roach of the poorer clwsjs
oven mtiko life far moro endurable aud
Tun Sioux Ci-y & St. Paul forfeiture
bill will bo pushed by both republicans
and democrats , as it involves the titles ol
settlers who barn looted on the loads lu
pursuance of a public dcchta'.lou of the
sicret.vy of Ilia interior that they belong
Lo Iho government. The Iowa senators
and others favoring the bill will ondoaror
o bring it tip and hove it passed baforo
the cloio of the pres3ut session of con
'rees.
A. DEMOCRATIC member of the Icgislo
tnro Ins a petition three yards long ,
signed by all his colleagues of different
polit cs , In fiver of his appointment as
gnagcr. It will bo presented to the state
distributing committee Mnr.-h 19. The
names of W. U. B. Stout , Ohuroh Howe
and other distinguinhed bourbons , give
ponderous and pculiur weight to the doc
umout.
THE Omaha board of education woulc
do well to keep an eye upon the logiala
turo until it adjourns , Wo do not wanl
the Slocumb law tampered with , and un
less a cloto watch is kept attempts me y
bo made at the last moment either to re
peal it or amend it so that it will bo
practically of no benefit.
TUB Honncpiu canal scheme has virtu
ally bean hung up to dry until the ncx
session of congress.
AVAll I1JSTOUY.
llniv tVallncr , Grnnt , Johnston , mill
Other AVritcts Ho Mixed Bill
Kuowlcco ( of Uliiloli.
' 'Men of Massachusetts , you have
conquered evoiytbiug elro , now lean
to conq'ur your prejudices. " Danle
Webster said that , or words to thai
i filet , writts B.ll Arp ia the Atlantu
Constitution , and if ho was allvo to day
bo would say It to all of us , for wo are
tins fjJavoi of prejudice. I was thinking
of thts whda reading the lest number ol
The Century. In the December number
Gen. Law Wallace wrote an account ol
the bait'o ' of Shilob , and I thought il
vary fair and considerate , considcrlr } ,
him to ba a federal general. 1 bolioreu
him to bo sincere. And now cornea Gen.
Ur. nt in the Inxt numberltnd says t
Law Wa laca did not obey orders anc
bungled up things terribly. Gen. Grunt
starts out by abudng Gen. Hailcck , his
superior officer , and dig ) him under the
short ribs ecverely. The blggoat thing
in his long article is Gen , Grant , and lie
takes up a gcod deal of apace iu tolling
about lii horde falling donnand hurt-
1 g hia nnklo , and nbjut hii
standing by a troa all night in the rain
Well , that was bad very bad aud WL
are sony ho had to do it , but it wiv
twenty-three years atfo.nud wo are nil wol
of it now. Ho eays that the confederates
had over 40,000 man tbo fust day and he
ouly had 25,000 Inline ; but ho never hid
any douot about whipping the fight. 13 e
iaya further that Lew Wnluico came v\
after tha first day's fight wi h 5,000 m i
ind Buul camu next morning with 30- ,
r.OO mora , and this made a tutal of 50-
000 for the Eosond day. Ho says ho QIC
uot ueed Buels force , but was ghd tu
di o tieni , and they did all that there wai <
for them to do.
Weil , uow let us look at William Proa
ton Juhis : iii'a a > count in the same man
ner. Hn s-tya that Grant had au annj
ot 58. COD men in camp , nearly 50,000 uj
whom were elf ctivcs , Buevaa < \ mar a
hand wtili 37,000 more , and Mitchtlt hot
ftrdisaat , with 18000. lu all Giant
haa 105,000 cffdctivo men , aud oppus
to hi u were less than 40,000 cll'tictlvt
coufui'era'eB ,
So It suemod tbat Grant was to have
eatilwhippcJ the 40,000 confcdentei-
with hia 30OCO federals without an }
help from Buol.
And on the other eiio it eoems thai
Gr.nt had 105,000 pitted against 40 , <
UUO , Everybody is at liberty , I suppose
tu believe ottner one or the other ; but J
reckon moat pecplo will do what juries do
when the lawyer * got them all bofuddlec
just split the difference and find
verdict.
Buaurcgard and hla friend Jordat
m > ku up a protiy good story for tboir
aide , and William Preston Jubmtci
handles them without gloves and makei
up a butter ono for Gen. Sidney Johns
ton , and so it gees , and nobody knows
juut how it was exactly , and never wil
kn < w , I reckon. 1 don't believe any c ,
these writers can tell it jast as it was , f r
1 hey are all juit human and have prcju
dices , and it is Imporslblo for them to see
it from the same standpoint , And we ,
their readers , will bellevo or not believe ,
according to our prejudices , for we can'i
help if. Wo inherit a love of "our side , '
just like wo inhtrit oar politics or our re
llgion. It ia a trait In human nature that
contributes to our good and makes us
happier , but like all other good things
can be indulged In to extremes , and then
It makes us selfish and conceited and un
charitable.
I know tbat ( ho truth of history ought
to be vibdicatod if it can be , but I don't
see that all this wiangle about tha battle
of SMloh is doing any good. It is pretty
well settled that we got badly whipped
somehow or somehow else , and the "ifs *
and the "preadventures" are too uncer
tain to maku up history , They remind
mo of an articla I nad about Gen. Jack
sou ot Naff Orleans. The writer said
that "Old Hickory" was the eecond
savior of tbo world , for If ho hadn't com
manded at New Orleans and killed old
Paokenham , old PackmJiatn would have
whipped that iit bt aiid thvngone back to
EngUnd and taken charge of the English
army , for ho tanked Wellington aud
Nsp'/Joon and would have whipped him
at Waterloo , for Packcnlum was a poor
general ; and then the French would have !
whlpp d HcRlaiid snd all the reitof man
c'nd ' , and the whtln world would by this
line bo under the Frorjch emplto end bo
bating fro s or catching them for a lit ing ,
Ono thing Is co'U n , though the tob
ols did BDtno Rood lighting on several cc-
cadous , f < r Oen. Gmnt tays so and sev
eral other ffdrr.il generals have wild so.
I believe tfcortlo give us ctcd t forgetting
up a little 6tani-olu | at Bull Hun , and
now there seems to bu n luis about that ,
For Gan , PrtttunonV son lias taken of-
Ecnso mid rorus to defend his fa'her who
is dead. Tint brings In some more "if,1
forthry say lhat If Gen. Pfttttraon had
jri .cd McDowell iu time tha rebels would
have whipped Iho light at Bull Unn.
And so It unta Thoto Is just about as
much jealousy among mllltiry connnsnd-
cra ai onioni ? doctors in a ono-horrotown ,
mid tt ia of a worse kind , fnr a doctor can
d.o out of It and got lid cf it , but a gen
eral can't. They will r.ako him up nud
sUpcfor him after ho hns been dead and
burled for twinty yp ts. 1 confess to
prejudices , and can't hrlo feelinK a burn
ing indignation when I hear the pitriot-
Ism , tbo nonius , or the gcucraleh'p ' of
Albert Sidney Johnston questioned by
anybody , especially by thosu who envied
htm. 11-ivu to loyo the memory of the
man , aud I don't Jiko anybody who socks
to disturb my fai'li. ' Fault it the com-
fjrti'fa man faith in thoeo wo have
been'aught ' to udm're ' , faith in frletids ,
faith in rrlli n. 1 would not try to
snake the fniili of n Baptist in imnu > rcoi > ,
nor an Episc' pvlian iu the apor-lollcal
sircoscion , nor a Jpw in tbo Talmud. Let
them have their faith aud lot mo hae
mltio But 1 would try to enlighten iho
beclouded minds of th' ' so who wcrihip
lito nnd the enn aud nil snrts of idols mid
have no intulligiut c nception of God
and hh noo'i"1'8 * T'i" ' J w 's ' ns niuch a
OhfUti n BS tlio Gonttlc , for hobelievesin
* 3ii\i r thu Savior who ti.t'th at the
right liHiid of God , aud tha only diflbrinco
is tha ho r ) < n't belioro He has yt ccino ,
but that Qa wll lonip. Wo should bo
tliatiklul ovcry day that religious intoler
ance hts-p.iBeod away , and with it the 'n-
quit'on ' and the Siuithficld tires and thu
dr.iwning of wi choe , and thus our ohild-
r.m ate safe ftom niir'yrdom for opinion's
sake.
sake.Tbo
Tbo intolerant and Iho rabid proselyte )
must go. Ttoro is but ono God , anc
Mi.ha-nmed Is not His prophet , nor any
one os3 ! who cla'.ms the exclusive right to
bo The church militant is
just like the army raillant.
L'ho privates do the fighting , and
there is in ny n private who is a bettor
mon than hi ) captain or hi ] colonel. Gun.
Grant sas , in his Sliiloh attc'o ; , that his
men stood firm , but aorao cf his colonel
ircra arrant co words and lift ( he field.
1 sin fclad of one thing , and that is tha' '
the p oplo have at last made n naw de-
paruira aud elect d a man president who
waa not a military hero. The country ie
net sick of htri.ua , but it is tired of their
claims for civic honors aud rewards
They ere not etitcsmen , aa a giiierai
thing , and nra out of their clement lu
administering the affairs f a great im
tion 1 hopi ) that Clavchnd will h ;
them rest n while when ho makrs up his
cabinet. Gen. Grant bad a awoot crowc
aroutd him , and they stele nnd plun
dared overythiupj they could , bat 1 ba
Have that most cf them are now do id or
disgraced , or both , and the country has
almost forgottan they ever lived.
Infantile Blocd Purifiers and Skin
Beautifiers.
A GROWTH OF HAIR.
Whl'e uelngjour Cullcum for cliaDncil
occurrwl to me to try it for dandruff , fr '
Miffeio'l a ( iroaf , doa1and it not only tiH.'edu &
the dandruff , hut icetorcd the Imir to a larito * ( .I
BIIO-I previously entirely destitute ol h ! r. It Is now
an inch In knirth. JOHN II. I'/vllK
Wostor ba ilr 'Jobn E. Chase , " Boston Ilarbor.
SORE HANDS.
Tour Cutlniua Ilemo'lej are Justly receiving gre\f
recogt.lt'nn. Tlio lulnera flml the Cullcum Soft )
splcnJid for clenn-lntf tlio ekin , and thofc who hate
for } cirs nnfleroil from euro hands caurjot eay enough
la jiril'-o nf it and Cutlciira
C. nUDDEE , BrofcU ! , Col.
CHAPPED HANDS.
I na\o boon uslnp thu Cuclcura Hoip far Chapped
Hindu and find it Ki > cs twttcr eatlsfa-tlon and npu
rat OH more quickly than nnyihin I ha\u uvcritricd
Ita cl 4Uklng qu .ntiia aud dtlleatu | crfumo rccom
Ut > nd It as a mo&t dt-Bli&Mo svp. .
W. F. I'MlKUIl , Chtrlottoeburg , Ky.
DOING GOOD.
I waifclch alongtlnix and ttitxl eovrral doctnis.
They could not do mo any good and then I tried
Outieura Hcmcdloi and they cured mo. They are
olni ; a gru.it deal cf K'uixl thl In muiitry.
Jt. PALLf E , Cornishvlllc , Ky
WITH GOOD RESULTS.
I hivoUBed your Cutio'ira Ilemc'dloi with Rood rc >
Bultu for bciotulaand Hcali ) Dito.st ! for u numbnr o
) e r. U. K. KAULKNEH.
Hoineliavlllo.N. Y.
WORKS LI KB MAGIC.
Your Cu'.lcura Moap I pie cribo In nil crnptloni o
the tkin and It norku llku nut I" .
T II W'lITINO a. D.
H Central Music Hall , Chicago , III.
Sold every whero. Trice : Cutlcura , CO cents
Boap,2Scenta Kiaohent , $1.
I'ormR DRUOAND RIIXUIOAI.CO. , UASTOS
I r. 1 leu tin
tiri fl i
COLLARS
CUFFS
tCAitma THII WAKX
AI THI
FINEST QOOD8
EVER MADE ,
itiNo ill Linen , WITH
Lto'no ' * AMD Exterior * .
Aakfor ihta
u iV Onuha
PROPOSALS.
UNITED STATKH INDIAN SERVICE , )
nxi IIIDOI laiKcr , >
I > ak u , Junary 11 , 1885. j
Sealed proposals Ii. trlnllcate lidored , propoeali
fet the erection of one ( VttelwUhk and Carpentei
shop , one harness , eboe and a > Uclaiieou ! shops ,
one slaughter bouse.two wsgon and storage sheds ,
one bike house ana cellar , at this agen y and direct
d to the underlined , cro of Chief Ouartermutei
department , i'f the tUtte , Omtha Neb , will be re
ceived untl 12 m. Saturday , February 14,185
Plans and Bpedfl-Atlons can bo ixamlned In thl
ofce of the e' lef qmrtfl'-a aster , dei artnent of the
Flatte , Omaha , Neb , the "Inter Ooean" Clilcjigo , 111
and the "Journal" at Kansaj City , Mo.
Contiact will be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder , mbject th the approval of the department of
the Interioi
lbo rlht | , however , la reserved to reject any and
all , cr any part of any bid , If doomed foi the best In.
teriitof the service
I'rorvxJsmutt Mate length of time require * ! foi
oomi.letltlon of building alter appruval of contract ,
and must be % ocompilned b ) ft certlflel check upon
s-.me Uoitfd States Duiioaltoty , pa ) able Jo theordei
of the 'uneerelgood , for at leut flie ( S )
per coot ol the an ount of ihe propojil , will h check
shallbeforfeiiol to the UnlteJ htates in case of an }
bl ider recehlng the kwird ; uliall ftll to eiecut *
promptly a contract with ( food > nd tufflclenl secutl
tier , aocordliii ; to te ttrrait of bin lid , otherwise to
bo returned to the bidder.
ror further It f < rmat on addretm the andcrtlgnw
at Fine llliige AgoncDikoU
Tfe luidnmli.tit l will will be t I'nt'n UOUM ,
Oaiaht , Nob. , by the rooming ol Friday , Fobru )
13 168 * .
Y T. U'aiLlTCVBPT
Jan 0-8 * m U. B , Indian Agco .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MONEY ,
MO IOANKJ. . T. n.Mly . lo ni on cb tl l
| > ro | city IH 8. 14lh ! . , uptulrt. JfSmlSp
\f ONKTOI.OANln niru ol 310 Mill up , on
111 horifd. I.IMIPS , furniture ml nil KlndJ ol
ch ttcl.V n Jiottcr , 1401 r' tn ui t. , otcr
ilar e > fhof ttoro. WSlf
Q 1 ' i OH T 'tov < < " < r ° < ' ccutltr by Ilallon lltoi ,
Ol'lUU'17Sojthl3thSt. 370 Sfl
AIONKV T > 1OAN Ihsvctnuncy to loan on Im.
HI l'rodcl'j ' proiertv. In Miy amounts to suit ,
at rcafotviUo ra'cnV. . H. Metier , 14r I'un.Mn ( ( , ,
over MOIN. ' fhco store. 85Stf
vftn uuAti In Duraiot ISMtnJ utiwat .
0. r. Davto KQil Co. , Kttl KlUU nil txiin
ntt , 1 Wfi r rr m St. 007 U
j O.NKV loaned on chattels. Railroad Tickets
I bought Mid laid. . foreman , SIS S. Itlr
HELP WANTED.
Y\7ANTr'.l Aililfir [ Rrii'rM housework Ap
V ply 113 not th 18th Ht. Mr * lilt. I65-28j.
ITANTKI'K < > "d ( r il to do goi cral hoii'owcrk
V TKISISlHat SDI-24P
Hl for homework ; ( unllv of t o
Mil. U Blngl aiu , : U linsjV. . S IfltliSr. , b
I.taunuorth SA325p
Al'ANTKD-A fltsk clu blao'smlth , to whnn
> Rocil wDRCsnnil rtoaily omploj'rrm will l.o
el ou. Aiiil'tiu Crimont Foundry A. Machlno O
Fremont , Neb. 310 tf
A\TANTMI- A Kill to iIORCjural hountwoTk , oiok
! > IIIB , wa hlne and lionlji j al'o a m-cond Klrl tide
do tip etalrs work and t ko cnru of H b by , In a ma
family IncoitipUsnt Rlil I e d not pj > . 011
23 < 1 H , 4th Iioii > u from I'an.am. all 2
\\7ANTr.O I-rmcilWclr , two B Uanl oil Ito
> > wrrkcrs , attlic Uul HI Stick Yards ,
SJO-tS
ITANIKO A fltitclaigbljuk boole forwarder n' '
C. F. WhltnujrV , Ill ! ! Kamast 8ti 55
\T 'ANir.D ARO djlil at lltU and . .
W A. Carey S4ilf
\A7ANrKD Aucntn for Hark Twain' * low bouk
VH cMabcrry Inn , for NcltraH a and low * . A
bon nzx for audit ! Send 75 rent for outfit , or cal
on M J Coin General AROiit , 101B Capitol ave.
OnnhNcb. . , after 4 p ir > . 32J 4p
A thoroURn an rolliblo book.kocpcr
WANTKD right mill Rood WIROK will bo paid. Ad
drwn lth reference s , and itato silary expected ; X.
care lice olllco 83 * *
- at t. Chailcs hoM.
WANtEO-Cliamberinald
32i tl
IXTANTKD By al dy , a privati lntrutor 1
arltbm tlo. Address ' 1' . O. " Bee olllco.
314 24p
'XTA T , DA clrl f'r general housework Mr
VV It , II. Wilbur , 631 leiauit st. SIStf
TTTANTiiD A competent eorta t girt to do gVne
VV al houtc work at 1817 Chicago 8t 213-tf
) Agents for our new book , good pate
to workers fall or address Oeo , llunlcr , 18
Burt St , Oniaba Nob. 1 6I
TT7 ANTED Good live solicitors Addrees Mutu
W Hall Inturance Co. , St > wait Nob. fWJ-imj
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTBD-Sltuatlon In r'till or whohs Uhons" ,
by jouncnatrimlinan > t 22 ; three juars bus-
Incsi experience ; itltry not o muih ail objort n
auoodilaco with pros weti ft future ; rof'r.-n es
auto honesty. Address F. K. , lieu olllco. 373 25p
trAKTEi' Situation for a cook. strLily temper-
V ate. Address D. , Bee olllce.
WANTED Sltiutioii by an oMct'cntcd nurse t
ca : for an iaxalld or for children. Add o 8 A
C.Ile3cnico.
A Kouny isarrlJimin wuiite Mtuntico a book :
iX keeper , In n hctc&aa ! ttUblhhracrt IB Om r , .
Addrew " 0. " nern lies R08-
MISCELLANEUUS WANTS.
TTfANTEf ) To buy hnuso with Irt at a bargain
IT cash. AddtfSI O N. , Boo olllcc3iU14p
FOHUKNT Ono larpn unfurnished frant room
deslrablo lioatlon. N. II. Bee offl.-o 801-20
WAN' ED-To Si II a collection of ell U S. an
foreign coins , cciap. C. A. Rogers C19 .
Htlint.cty. 315 SSp
WANTED Bv 3 youne gentlomt'ri , suit of nlctl
furnlBhrd rooms , 1 gitting and 2 bed rooms
with3 eirglobeds , located touth of Douglas ctree
Addictssiatlngprlco F. W I'Bo olllco. 824 lp
VtfAHTKD Every lidy In nc d of afo-lninia ;
T i chine , to see tlm n w Imur vH'l ' Arrcrican No
7. P. K. Flodman & Co. , agents ; 203 N Iflth. 343(1
WANTKU A gentliman room mate to bca-d I
prixatn family ; references requited. Addrb
C. A lies ofllce. 328-tf
WANTKD Ladlea nnd gcnlbmcn to take nice
I Ight , pleasiut work lit thr Ir nn-n hiinea ( dh
tance no objectou ) ; uoikeeot by nail ; $ ) to $5
day can be qulctlt made ; no canvassing I'letx : ad
drera at OTicn , Reliibli ) Uan'fg Co. , I'hil&dclphia
I'a. Box HO.X 25-J-28p
IT ANUKD Ijvillts ai d Kontli'inen In city or conn
TT try to lake llcht wurk at their on homo. S3 t
$4 a dav easily mailo ; wrrk ent by mall ; no cam O
Ing We ha\ocood ) demand fornurwork andfurni
ttoidy employment. Acldrtso with stamp , fit > WJ <
ll'FG. COMl'AiNY , 2M Vine St. , Cincinnati , Ohio.
113 liH
TTfANTED Agents tn work for the Western Mil
T T tual Iknovolont Annorlallon , of Beatrice , b
Coi-h < aj Ital jlOO.COU , ) ld up In full Iliofe doslring
cgcnciesln Eattcrn No'ra ' ka or Wo tern luwa
ehuuld MldrcHs C , A. Wootley No 1222 Furnam at
Omaha , Neb or Oliver C. Pablri , Kou'y , Ileatrico
Neb. To good agents , men or women , a Ube.a
comiienration will be paid. Company la co opera-
live In plan , eafo , reliable and cheap , aud oaiy t
work. B06-ti2
1'OH 11KNT-1IOUSHS AND LOTS ,
FOR RENT Small house good location uh | | o
wittuut furnlturo. BalUu U.oa. , 317 B. 13th
St. SO 28
I7IOR RENT AipKudid comer store on Cutnlig
1 St , , 22x00 tullabli ) for grinery or aiy ntliB1'in
l/ies ? alsoitn oligint light losamoi tr 119 U-eltfron
Poet cfllco geol Uc.iiloii for baibcr shop or any
olher light LiisinoBa hloreo & Hiu i.cr. 47-27
I710R ' ENT-Clgar store furultuio for sale , ev r
L1 12th St. , 1202 Uodgo Bt SIS 25 ] )
FOP. IIFNT A four room house , with cellar
clneufs and out M.ilien ; $ ' 8.69 iitr month. En
qulro Bi3N Slstst. I' . J. Crerdon 8l7tf
( T'OR I KNT Several frrall collateIn rllfferiH
parts cf the city. Alnoone liriie room on Si
Mo5r lUrKer'sbl ckisthnud 1'ammil , ami a uliri
Inir tonrn on 3d door. C. K. anync , 8 W Uith rn
Farnam. 310 0
T OIl RENT Cottigeat 1718 IJodgo street.
271tf
FOR KENT Store on fumnilrgs fit. , with rnon
for family. J , Kline , 1318 Uougla * HU ' 'uC-ln
FORRFNT New brick hoiu11 rooms , mwlfrn
Improvements , No. 12 N. 22d st. Inquire 2118
California 8t. U7tf
I pi ) IIU NT-New cottage , 6 rixmi * . J I't Iprw Ron
1 1.612 B. 6th Bt. 019 tf
FOR HENT-Nloa a room college coiner 24th and
Davtnportitreet. Apply to K. B , Chapman
1217 Howard Bl 803-tf
If Oil HENT A new Ieht room house. Fnqulrto
J1 UN. K. Roddli , Jtth , bet D vet poit and Chi
go ( U. 7Dllf
ROOMS FOR RENT.
IrtOR 1 RENT-Uofurnlshed rooms , 1617 Chloaio st
31-2 p
FOR RENT FurnUhed orunlurnl bed room and
fu nlture tor calr , at 8 W oor 18th and lord it.
B0. .28p
I pOR tlKNTNIce'y ' furnltho room ulth Imtid
1 for one or two gentlenrfii , 161 ! Karn m. 3Attf
F OIl HF.NTA nicely turn Bhcd front parlor wlih
uodcrn loiproTenrcntt for gtnllemui and wife ,
nut-o'a's table boird , JOC9 U.si Ht J58 tf
FoilRKNT Nicely furnlchid frontrooui ; I ojtlon
excellent , at 1118 HOH aid tt 37-21i |
FOlt RENT Fumlthed front room , CIO lUclfln st
Ut-Up
FOR RKNT A bulte of very dtlr l > ! i fu ulihed
( rout rooiri , S E oor Chicago u2ltU / it , ono
aleck from red or Hue. - 31U-29 ] )
FOB BENT-FurnUhed roonn , 105 , N Itfi tt. -
Fnlt HKNT-Kurnlthed Room wllh board , 603 N ,
17tli. 624-tt
riult KENT-AUrje front room on flt t II or. IMS
J
1 Ilownd it. S U-24p
'OK ' RENT Furnished and unfuri Iilm ! toomi ,
wltbb rJ. llottl , C.i.Hol TO. and 13th it Mri
L. W 11 f.ld. 319 n r20n
FORBKNT-FurnUhedfrout room with bay wlu
daw , brick bvuw > , witb bear J , 80S N mtittioot
Jlfl-SSp
lir.ST-Two rocmi at f3.
W. j-ei month , 1818 llonntd.
IfORIlK'T Mute-ef urrltnrd rocmj , U1S rwi.
fornUM , Mrs A CtldfrnooJ. I7otl
l OIl IlKNT-lloomi 1810 ilatiify SI.
1TIOII IlKXT-Two mifninltlcri roonmuilMlefor
i feu liOU-'ekccpliiK , lleemi t'sUi < ekoor. b and
1,1011 UKNT-NIccly furt Ubcd to.nnj at 17IS Ca s
1 " ' 111L.
l0iliZ.V.i7 ? 1'UIta : ' ' Jl"'t ' lto" ' ' ° ° r : ! l ° .lh
ROOWS-Wlth tioatd , drtltabls or winter. Aprly
at Ht ( .linilr * Hntol. OCD-'I
ITVOItltKNT-Kor Ilsht hoUfeVcctuiR , tworonmi ,
1 f'lriiijhtJ lor that | > ntxc , H. W. cor Pth unj
' '
TT'OR ' 1IKNT Futnlthed loomi at 1810 Pcdgoet.
UKNT-Two flesmtroouu In Ilodlok'i blocV ,
1'AUleeu ft Co , IMS l' rn m. 041-tf
FOR SALE.
| 7lOUUiNT-A : Ri-rd MckrJ. , . Apply nt Mo-
I1 L'njuc lltoc. , cup ro U.fll ) . 317 SSp
ir OH 9 > n-MnrotUBO : 1.111 , too flrst.t-U rot-
1 ttCi | ! , iMie ol elht ( rooms ami out < ut fl o. Tro
letter fiiri'lshed ronly lor hou o kcrplng , hcat'kfnl
bcatlOM and n iletltab e tiulchborhooj. nul'
l.ucti)0rt ) | ) St.
, 011 SAt.i-Coincr : I't nrat lltllo hiasc , Hotifi
1 Omil ! , J70 ' , $10 ito n > Jnl $10 prr inotitli. c.
K. M > ) n.i , UV. . oornrrlSth and rarntm.
TT UU MALI ! Xfo-nleo bis InMroi ftUlitlon ,
JL i > o r llMulI'schrap on montnly p.iineut < . C.
K. UM lie , IDtlinnd t'tirnaui. iu7 ; 0
1 011 SAl.i : llikcry atil futuics In rcitaumit for
B-Io , oalj I'aViTV In city ol llo'tlre < c. AdtUoss
Wni. H Jayrn , HolJrcge , Neb. S56 S7p
JjVOH HAI.K 10 acre chol-o l nd , 4 miles from
1 Albion , Neb , , 25 acres brike. truuohim * $1260
per aero AilJrtm It. ' . Cop-on , Onml.n. 343-Vfip
, . . r.lK llratmrant , 01111 blok from depot.
Knquire W2 S 10th st. , Oniaha. 31l-:4ji
Furnlturp , Ilendliitr , RlrviQnins. .
, and > citlilnK nco i-airy f-r bousctccp *
Ii KtfttblS Lea\cnwcithtt. Cluap llouto or rrnl
If anted 39 25p
FOlt SALK- Very cheap , a pool UUe. I'nclflo
House , 10th and Davenport > 8 i8 , " >
IrOIlBAI.K OK HKNT A k'fncr l nl.re In a llvo
1 Nol-ra k town dolni ; adrjtoass > uslnc i. Oou-
( ists cf n portl et. ikof Rioc'tle , b its ml nhnvn ,
n ockory and cvtrjthinff ronnccicd wl'h Mint cusi
B > rcerj and nhoo Horo. FT putluUismfdic < "L.
< l A. " lion i tno > ' . SS7."p3
SALK IStacrofum , ImprotiU.urnlll tnulo
lor cit > property or eUcl. , roon M. M 1'a.rleb ,
ll l n. Nen.
Ij'Olt 8ALK A ( rood latn < ly horse buiruy a > tl har-
L1 lies ) . Inqul o 012 OIL-IBS H' . F. A F x.
F'OUSALK k'armol 8 3.'ie , 5 mlloiunithnut
o' orth lt < il , ISO acrm under nil Ivatlon , 63
m'Ica ' ol Iho wl Ion-t retri'c inllo rl hlcll Ii slul
tin go 18 > eaiH old , 3 inlliB of w'ro ' fence. liulo lni ;
pts urn crincail nearh nil seeded to tame K UML
Uarn vSx5u feet , cilbin g f > r HOO lunlicls orc rn , ! i
K0odcoir > ls , 1 wind mil , nul 3 wel'd ' . f water , i
Kr naiy IfixSO feet , a home 10x24 feet , vltnlase.
mo t undir entlto house. I'/loo $30 pracre ; half
down , lm'oi ' > co on tiu o in Milt | imlianr. Kii\iiro ] t
flli-c , or of W. II. Yaw , Aoitli Ildid.Ncb.
F OR H\LK CI1KA1'Ouo eleuant ch inber not ,
former cost { 37S.CO. One riguht'ir clock ,
ono i uarly new linabo 1'iaiio , two cold framed
plctur < B , ono noise , harms' tnd plinctcn , ono
tlfclls ( afo , small cite , oi.u beautiful china podeo
Bet. Also a lir 'O ice tox. Jnquiio 1016 Idec St.
2S4-tf
Tj OU SALE nilck hrupc , rrnlatnii c 10 romrs ,
r bam and t.Ub'c , and ncro a > y outhouses , lit
10.h f-t Ar.plf to heiiui ; TouttiJ , I'or. lltli and
1) . diesis. S15.S7
SALK-Wallpaper business , u > all clock ot
patcr3j9notth IBtli St. 2-.7-S8p
FOR SALE Chfnp Two ccunten and 45 cct
shil-lng , at ISthat-d Howard. J. II. Siiotmaii.
299 20 | )
FOR BAT.K Ate ( rrcat Inipnln , for net rash , n
Kone.nl . sto-k ol merclia dise , c iiBUllii of n
cho'oe HBB ol Dry Good' , ClolhlrK. Boots hocs ,
Ila-s , CapH , etc , etc. IhU cntltu stock mu-t IMJ
B U at once to sitlsfy tblmn nif ln t It. For parllcu-
lird , api.ly to Jacoj Mela , FidlsC.ty , Ni.b. I eb 17th
1S . 83210p
yOU SALE OK KXOUANOU AJ 910 pot aoru , ftl
f or part of tuothousaat acres of tlmlier land
forty miles cant of Kaneas City , wll exchange tot
Nbroak * land or moroaandlso. Bedford , Honor ft
Da is 8Utf
F OR SALE- Selling of ato-st arid etnro fixtures for
Hale at No OiO South 10h [ Street , Oruaba , Ktb ,
S L. Schwaitz , prop 246 2fp
SALK Stock ami fixtures ono of the host
FOR
ealoooBiu th rtty. Io sBsion n'ven tin flrst
of Jipiil. IteimoiinforecllluR. Ill huulth. Add res a
"X. W , " Bte olllco. 1B2U
1 TICK SALE Oil THADE For Irrprovfd KnJ , n
1 good 2rtory btoro , property In Wajnc , Nib. A.
residence , bain , ! lots In AIcrton ! Iowa , nc d 2 good
I.rgu Norman rtalllone. AddruSl O. I ) Diril > al
Walnut , i'ott Co , Iowa. ] 7SmOp
17 < Cll SALE A good p > } ing saloon with first clitn
Iiuich counter and 'rsuurant attacheid. A btr
v-aln. B. Trottler , 203 South IBth St , 102-tf
l Olt SALE Or rxclianeo a full stock of clothing
' boots an J shots , gent * furnlalilmrtroDils , will ox-
cli nio for Nobrmka Lauds. U. lI.l'cUta < .nM)4 ) S.
lUth St. , Oniaba , ttb. 155-tf
ITOK WALE 150 acroi of lxt farm lands In Wa'li.
1 incton county , Nub ; 2i mlloi from Herman ;
8 inllfH from lilalr. Will uither mil for cash or Hill
Irfclo f it hoilMi In ( hnahu , If bnjer will take up
onoto on Inng tiaii T e whole lard unaer
tUation Adclroft Jo . Kolowiilck , No. 13M 0
13Ul bt. , Omaha , Ntb. 001-U
HA LK Cho p ono half acio In nortli Omaha.
FOR
Address X. Y. Z. Boo olllou. BlOtf
IOR BALK 200 tons Rclcctcd hay at KUliornStn
1 tlonpilcet3.00pcr ton. Apply to Mm ( | ] *
Kll.Iiotu U'2 Imp
VOR 'HLK A trroil pajlrg lirpl mcnt burfneeo
well 'ocutcd anil o-UbHhlicd In thriving lown on
B. &JI.R H In Nob. rvirytldijr riaiytoctep
rlslit Into good trade. Only mode ntu CA\ \ Hal re
quired. Addret8"X. Y. " bio otlicc , 012 fcb SSp
T7 < OR HALF. 66x185 foit ou Cumlng Btroot S block !
I1 west of Mllltiry bridge , ei.BOO. John L. JlcCoguo
opposite 1'Obt olllio. 031'tl
FOR HALK 131xl'J4 fret on corner , south-rait
front , hnuiio 8 loomn , bani , 3 blocks cst a
I'atk a\e. anil I.ri > Tenworth , easy rnjinuile , clinnp
? 1,700.John Mcrairuo , ppi ltel'OHt OINc . 017-t
B ALEDIUY Oocd quality , lowest piloo. T. U.
Claik8cn , Bcliujkr , Nob. 110-ni4p
FOR HALE OK KXOi'ANQE For itook ol dry
good * 1380 arroitotk ranoliplenty ti y land , cruel :
runs through entire tiait. go d bulldltgs , oorralln
etc .ein'y ' 4 mlkn from thriving rallnod t'mn , r > ue ot
th < > liustatid m st coincident i ticlus In orntral Neb.
Appl ) to ttio Nuith Loup Banking Co. , Nottli loup ,
Ntb. 214 6
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUND Fl o dollars last week or nortli 16th HI.
The owner rail larr 'ino by ctlllrg at I4H N.
20tb Ht. F. II. W. Bruochtrt. 872-23
IJUHl'H All klndi of pumps for itla or repalrtd.
Addnu J. J , UoltJn , 1011 Saunderi St.
St.87lm23
87l-m23
IO3TA re < ) Iilih ( otlrr drg , about eliteen
J months oW , iniwrrs to the nama of Uaor | , bai
to * lilti hilrnon hlichis' ; a II crJ reward for
hit return to Wra rrettouSltt and Howard Bt ,
SS.S.24P
TOKICHANdE-Hlocli of good i and merrhui.
dm lot landniprored | cr unlmprored Cbai It ,
Wooll y , room SO , ' Omab * Natlonil Bilk , Omaha ,
Nvb. KOlmarl
TO KXCIf ANOK Improved 'am i and
trade f r slosli i f ertha dlieor Oaaha city
> roper > y Chan R. Woolly , rojui 20 , Oua a Natlocal
Jn k , Omaha , Ntb SOOmarlB
pltlVY rauita , elnki > ud c * nocli domed at the
I thorUt not oe and tt uny time of the day , In art
utlrrlybrditl.ti wav without the leant molestation
o occupant * or nelK&bors , oltli nur Improved and
dorlew apparatus. A KfiujiiCo. , 911 CaplH To.
_ Mlmln
rfOtt TRADE for merchandlM groceries pre-
IIerred , three (3) ) valuable Ittn iu Dayton , Ohio.
'no ' ( I ) I > t In Nt Lemln , Mo ; 640 acre * of floe land In
Kan i ; Onell ( rin In Ohio. Thu | > roi > eity U free
f lnoumti nco All comti.uiilcatloni will bo tictUxl
Irlctly ooufldeutUl. B , II , Winipear , 2u 4 Cuinlnr ,
tDREXEL
DREXEL & MAUL--
( tUCOKDHOiUi TO JOIIK 0. MOOBt )
UNDERTAKERS I
At th old lUnd 1417 Xarnira Bt Ciden by Itl * .
r | ) h ollcitodandproujpy att ud d to , 1'tJtphoM