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A. n. 1'ilrfi , ManaKcr , pAlly Circulation ,
P. O. Do , < 88 Omaha , > i u. _ .
was Uio domoora'.lo I'ouith
THK rftlltoul mauagcri cm no adjourn
the
OAIIISBT-MAKCIIS will now linvo to tr.ni
their attention to bureau camtruotiou.
THE domoerat o boom wan hnpplly in-
aoguratcd Tvlthout any Interference from
Arrtu foiirioau yeiiMof ripoated clFort
the Saline jib Ins at lait been ccniutn-
matd.
I r Orovcr OluveUnd aticka to his text ,
as laid down in his inaugural , ho will
make a yood racord.
REKVES thorn ri ht. The of
Uebraslia have uo business to olost ' 'a
man of straw" Rovorncr.
Ciionou HOWE'S anti-gambling bill wan
probably lost in the Bhudlo. May bo It
dlsappsarod up Howo'ii aleovo.
GuovEii OLKVELAND ia prcaident , the
government atlll lives , and the flag floats
as proudly from the donio of the capitol
aa It over did.
A NEW bruom sweeps clean , but we
fool safe i'i ' Baying that the dcmocrati <
party will have to use great miny new
brootna before a clean swospcan bo made
IT would not surprise us in the loaal
if the ayitotious "third party" in tin
plot to burg'ami ' the state treasury ,
shouU ptovo to bo the governor's prl
vnto sjoretnry.
SENATOUVAK WvcK , who is alwayi
on the alert to proteoi the interests o
hla cDnatltnonts , has tccur.'d an oxtcnaloi
of Umo to the purohasors of the Otot
and Omaha reaorvaUon lands.
Senator , Buckwoitti returns ti
his conitltuonts in L'ncoln and Kelt1
countloiho may bo able to explain t
them why ho slgnod that report to white
waeh Olcnu Kendall and hb nssociatos.
TUB inaugural nnsinj a of Grove
Clovohnd Js a plain , Btraightforirard doc
umcnt , and it reads very amoolhly. I
is evident tliat some cxparlonced poraoi
has need the prunlng-knife in cutting ou
all superfluities.
BKATUICE Is to bo congratulate ! npo
the locilion of ithe home of the feeble
minded in thai ; city. Ko moro bcautlft
location could have been euloctoil. Th
eum of SJ5,000 : haa been appropriated fo
that , institution.
IT la a long Line that haa uo turnlnu
Prof. Line haa at last succeeded in getting
ting an ofliee. no has been appoints
superintendent of Ihs Nebraska cenauc
Wo hope thr.t ho will lot no living porao :
escape when ho takes the enumeration.
Ciiuiiuir HOWE'S unti-ganibling bi !
tas teen r.tolen. Thii llttlo joggler
trickJwaa not unexpected , and Mr. Hoiv
will not try very hard to find the nin :
who performed it. For ways that ar
dark and trlcka that are va'n ' , Mr. Churc'
Howe ij pacuUar.
THK IcgijIiUDro , by its aotion in rail
vroy ailfurs , has decided that Nebrack
shall bo the province of J y Gould fo
two yearn more at laast. The tinio wil
come , honcver , when the Well ttrflt
nmgnato will bo compelled to forfeit hi
grant of Nebraska.
Tin : Nebraska luglelaturo la a very cor
slatont body Indeed. It has paesod a bi
for the anppretslon of homes of proslitv
tlon but defeated the bill to prevent th
ealo and circulation of obscene literature
This ia wlso liw-making. If homos c
prostitution are to bo Bnppreaied , wh
should not ono of the principal causes c
filling auch places with Inmates bo prc
van ted ? "Wo venture to Bay that the sal
and circulation of obscene pictures an
lltoraturo does moro to demoralize tb
youth of our country than any other on
thing , and it Is high time for this vile bus :
neea ( o bo crushed out.
GEN. HA/KN has taken down tbo col
wave 11 ig from the signal aervico statloi
owing to the warm wave , In the ahapo c
an order for a court martial , thai bz
atraok him amidships. It seema thath
was a little too provlons in trying to plac
cpon the aecrotaty of war the reipone
billty for ( ho lots of ao many cf the Grci
ley party. The court mart'al ' , which i
to try him on ( ho charge of conduct prc
judicial to good order and military dire1
pllne , will convene In Washington on th
llth of this month. The court is cci
ialnly made up of distinguished mllitar
men , among them being Gocerals Ilac
cock , Schofield , Howard , Terrj
Au < ur , MoFeoley , Holablrcl , Hurra ,
jud Newton , and Col. Hmltt ,
OLKVELAKD'S INAUGURAL.
The inaugural mcssaga o ! Grover
ChvcUnd Is n manly document , carefully
prcpircd , stroDthly written , and embody *
ing ptincipleB that are In aciotd with tlio
popular tunllment. Hi Introducliju Is
cwrlainly very gract fully chthcd in words
that convey the idol tbnt ho npptoi-'a'ca '
hia rcrpotisibillty as the acrvaut of the
people. Ho seeks to Imprcrs upon his
audicnco thnt he ia mete the rcprcccnta-
t'vo of thg people than ho Is of nny paity ,
* ni tbat his ttlmtniitntlrn of jubflc af-
fa'rs ' will bo conductad from t'mt ctJivJ-
point. His cent itncnls .ll the wy / through
ate thoeo of a patriotio American cltizau
rather than of a zealous parlitan.
Mr. ClevoUud onlcw into no exhaust-
vo dleciumcn upni'thcpollticAl questions
f the day , but ondeavorn toaddreechlm-
iclf to the nation in a general way. Ho
oes cot oven mention the democratic or
( 'publican partieo. He simply talks to the
cople. Upon tha subject of our foreign
olationa Mr. Clovnl&nd advoaatoa the
oJicy of neutrality , which forblda any
iirlicipallon in foreign broils "and umbi-
lone , and ropola their intrusion into this
: oantry. In other words , ho rtdupti the
alley of "Washington , Jofforaon and
ilonroc. Ho boliovoj in etitabllahlng our
nances upon a sound basis , BO m to so-
; uro the safety and confidence of Iho
uslncss intoretts und make the wsgos of
abo7 steady aud sure ; and he
ei that the people bo re-
ioved from uuuecesiary toxatlon ,
which 0211 ba accomplished by n read-
lutmeut of the revenue Byttom , anc
, ho prevention of the accumulation of a
iiirplus , which is a tsmptation ta oxlrav
gncc. Ho advocates the proper pro
ootlon of the public domain ; the fail
roatmont cf the Indians , who ought ul
timately to bo made citizens ; the sup
pression of polygomy ; the protection o
American labor by the prohibition of the
mportatlon of the objectionable servile
class ; and reform in government by .the
ipplicatlon of business principles to pub
io nlFilre.
Mr. ( Jlcvaland takoi cccjcion to square
y define hia petition on tbo subject o
civil B9rvi3& reform. It Is ovidou
that ho meant juat what ho ha
asid on thfl matter during th
past thrao months. Ho dnea no
believe in public employes holding thoi
positions simply aa raw rdb for politicn
servlcoi. They must bo competon *
othorwlsa they ara not entitled to publi
employmant. Merit aud compotouc.
must ba recognized instead of party sub
ccrvionco or "tho surrender , of hones
political belief in the a-Jmh i.tratlou of
government pleaded to do equal and exact
act justice to a'l men. " This is eminent
ly round dcctfino. It Is pure civil sorvic
reform , but it remains to bo eoan whathe
Mr. Cleveland will ba able to carry it oul
The democratic oflico seekers and politi
clans , win wish to make thonselvc
powerful by the distribution of foderi
patronage , will no doubt bring th
strongest proaauro possible to boa
upon tbo president In the hop
of Inducing him to make a clean sweep a
rapidly as it cm ba dono. Ilowovei
Mr. Cleveland's utterances on civil aci
vlco reform ore certainly very assuring t
competent government employes wh
come within the civil service rules.
Mr. Cleveland closes hia inaugural wit
an assurance to the freedmen tha1. the
need have no fear aa to their enjoyuien
of the rights and privileges guarantee
to them by the constitution , aa they bav
boon iiindo cit'zans and are entitled to a
the rights of citizenship. Tukoh as
whole Iho inaugural of Mr. Clovolan
will no douot prove very satisfactory t
the majority , and if ho follows the pollc
outlined therein he will make hiinac
popular with the people , if not with h
A RAILWAY LEGISLATURE.
The Nubratka legislature ends its ses
ston to-duy. It has been controlled an
manipulated all the way through by th
railroad cappeis , who have been allowo
the freedom of the floor without on
rottriotlons whatever. They have tnko
advantage t-f the liberty give
them to button hole and sodno
members from their hones
'ouvlctiond , and their canvaiciinghaa bee
carried on with a boldness never bcfor
witr.oiaod. Whenever the ( subject c
railway legislation has been brought u
these hoccbmcn have invaded the halls c
legislation , have taken posseaalon of th
floor , and have dictated what should b
dono. Had thcso impudant and braze
cappers baeu compelled to remain at
respectable dlsUnco tbo result might hav
been ditleront , but the fact is that th
legislature surrendered at one
to the railroads , and Liwlo
obtained possession of the field the
have conducted affairs to suit themtelvei
It la plain enough now to nndoratan
why all railway legislation for the prc
testlon of the people has been dofeatec
It should surprise no one that the ral
roads have got just what they want-
commission bill , which provides for thro
commissioners , who are to masqaerad
under the disguise of secretaries to th
governor , secretary of state , and auditc
respectively , and are to draw two thoc
aand dollars a year etch , for what ? Sim
ply for doing nothing. The amondmon
empowering tha eommlaeioners to fix
ichodulo o ! rates for railways from tim
to Umo aud which would have been
redeeming feature and would have give
to the bill Bomo respectability and mo
fulneea , If honest commiaaioners ahoul
bo appointed was , of course
defeated. Such an amendment
aald one of the members , woul
kill the bill. Bo it would for the nl !
reads , as they want no opportunity wh t
ever given to the ocmmitslouers to fix th
rates , for in the course of event
sueh a thiog might happen as honest mei
being appointed as coiumlsMonero. Th !
tame member ii credited with atying tha
all way legislation la wked for by Iho pec-
) 'c , aial thcroforo ho favored accepting
10 aonttj bill without amendments ,
uch an assertion Is tlmply an Intuit to
ho inteHgenc3 ! of the poop'o. It is true
mt they want railway legislation , but
ct that kind. Tfuy would lather have
ono at nil tlun the present commissioner
111 , which is tlmply a lailrcad measure. It
a safe to pny , furtharmorc , that the ihrco
'secicitama" ' of the commits ! mars will
e men t/ho have served their apprentice-
liip s railroad lobbyists and cappots.
o olhcrn need apply. They no doubt
ave already be-cn eclectcJ , and the nn-
louccamont of their name * , when the
roper Umocomce , will bo a moro matter
f foimsl.ty. Now , win is icsponsiblo
or all this ? The IcRlshturo ia tcvon-
ightha republican , and wo cannot ace up >
m whom the rcuponslbiUty can rest un >
PBS it is npon the republican party of
fnbratka , If the honest mass of the re *
publicans cannot c-hako off the corrupt
eadurs they might cs well prepare for
lefeat two years hance.
A STRIKING CONTRAST.
After twenty four years of continu
ous rule the republican party 1ms surren
dered Its supremacy in conducting the
-Jro cf the nation. Coming into
lower nilh the union rent asunder by a
robclllc n pr3cipltatod by the treasonable
ambition of Jail' Davis nad Liico-coneplra-
: oi'3 , who tonght to overthrow the gov
ernment when they were diiven from
lower by the accession of Abraham Lin
coin , the republican party , with Iho
union saved and nivt'ocal Buprcmscy re
stored , hands over the reins of govern
ment to the democracy , peaceably and
amicably. Cheater A. Arthur , the last
republican president , extends the rnotl
cordial greeting and hocpltality to his
aucceasor , Grovcr Cleveland , and a repub
lican conato will confirm his cabinet.
The outgoing of the democracy twenty-
four years ago is in striking contrast witl
the departure of the repnblicin party
to-day. It is this epoctaclo presented tc
all the world tbnt affords the greatest en
courigemont to the lovers oi liberty ami
republican institutions. Wo have dem
emtratcd that our republic docs not res
upon a foundation of sand. The countiy
ia just a > cafe wih ! Grover Cleveland 11
thu executive chair of the nation as It wa
during tlio rule of his immediate piode
dcceeaora. Onra in a corcrnmcut of Ian
and not of force. Whatever may bo the
policy ot the democracy curing the nex
four yeara the stability of this govern
tuont cannot be abakcn.
Abraham Lincoln's Inaugur.il mesjat ;
struck the kaynoto on this point. I
closed with this peroration :
The mystic chorda of memory , stretchin ;
from every baltlo-fu'U and patriot grave t
every living hearty and hcarth-stono , all eve
this broad land , will yet swell tha chorus o
the Union , whan nfrii'D. touched , an surely thoj
will b ? , by the better angels of our nature.
That period line at last been readied
In passing out of power the rapnbllcav
party , with all its incidental shortcom
ings , can truthfully point to the era o
Its roga ) as ono of the periods of Amcr
ican glory. The repubian ! party ros
upon opposition io slavery , swep
away that blot upon our civilization
dared to ratao tha freed man to citly.cn
ship , restored the national credit after
civil war of vast extent and cost , anc
loaves the country to-day In the enjoy
ment of a development outrunning th
flight of the imagination.
Havirg accomplished the great mlesior
which called it into existence , the rcpub
lican party , although driven from power
still embraces within its rank and file th
most patriotic , loyal , intelligent , Indus
trlous and progressive element ! of th
American people. If it hcs the ccurag
in the future to grapple with the llvin
issue ; , and to champion great ; reforms anc
human rights , It may acaln ; be callci
npon to administer the nil'lira of the na
tlon.
\ jWithout , any intention to gush , it mrvj
wqll bo rdiuarked that it' the paople o
tlda Btato follorr the precedent of return
ing iur t of the members for n aeconc
term , the nex1 legislature will bo t'i
strongest ono in trie history of the ttatu
Meat of the present inemburs are young
moitrf them entirely without cxpi > rlonc
when this ateeion commenced , but the ;
are certainly above the avoregd in abllit ;
and could do valuable fu-rvlcn for th
state In another term. Jtcpublican.
Nevertheless the Republican ha
"gushod. " It is not likely , however , tha
the people will return moat of the mom
bora of the present legislature tire year
hence. They have had enough of tin
kind of legislators , and they will no
probably allow themselves to bj hatrayoc
ag.-vn into the hands of the railroads. I
would suit the railroads only too well tc
have the present legielature re-elected
In its hands the railroad intoreata wonli
bo safe , and the people would bo compelled
polled to continue to endure the burdens
which they have borne for many years
and from the weight of which they arc
atill groaning ,
THE placing of General Grant on th
retired Hat Is an act tbat will bo heartil ;
endorsed by tha people without rcgan
to party. The bill waa paaaed by the
house at the laat moment , and Proalden
Arthur's nomination of General Gran
was unanimously confirmed by the son
ate. Congress could not have done B
moro graceful thins , and wo hops tha
the gallant old hero will past the reat o
hla days without any further nneaslnos
as to hla finances , It ia feared , however
that ho haa not long to live , but thougl
ho may soon pats away to'tho silent city o
tha dead ho will forever live In thu hcarU
of his countrymen.
It not been fcr Ilia republics !
party there would have been no United
States to-day for Grover Cleveland to
proaidoover as the chief executive. Lei
the democrats not forgot the fact , amid
their jubilations , that the preservation of
ho union was the work of the republican
> arty. lithe democrats at the end of
lieir reign , nhanovcr link may come ,
hall turn the country over to tholr BUO-
essors , whoever they may bo , in as good
onditiou / they have receive J it from
lie republicans they can well congratu-
ao ! themselves.
UNDER the milrosd commlealon bill
Ii3 governor , secrcUty of stMo and audl-
or arc lo bo the connntstioncra , but the
luos "aecrotariea" of tbo commission
ro to draw the salary of 52,000 each.
Neither the eirnimisloncrs no ? the accrc-
arles will do any work wcrth paing for ,
and wo tupposo the soorclarl i will bo
willing to dtvida their taUrJos with tholr
uporiora. In other words , the plan can
\\rtlj \ bo worked BO as to Increase the
alaries of tbo three slate olllcIrVs , nl
hough contrary to the constitution.
TUB three members of the Douglas
sounty dele'gttlon who voted In fsvorof
ho amendment to the railroad commis
sion bill , giving the commnslonotn ( ho
lower to lix a schrdu'o of ntoj , wore
Turtle , Whitmoro and Winspsar. Lat It
not bo forgotten.
Mil. Tnoui- finishes his legMitlvo m-
ror by voting ngtlmt the amendment to
gUo the railroad commlwloners the
lower to regulate rates Mr. Troup has
'leeu a veiy consistent railroad msn from
ho start. There's nothing like ( .ticking
K > a bargain.
WIIATEVEII else may bo eald about Ilia
tnflico department , it ia certainly on-
.ithd to some credit for ita polltoiiees in
not keeping HJ Ilatton upon the advent
o ! the now P. Ar. G. [ Copyright. ]
1SICUVOJIE.V. .
AVnftlilngton IiKtllcg AVho Count Tlich-
" \VcuItli Iiy ttio lIuuclrcdD of
Washington letter to tlia Pittaburg Hlapatch ,
Perh < pa the richest woman in VVash-
Ington la Mrs. McKee Dunn , wlfoof ] the
former judge advocate general of the
army. She inherited a larro fortune
from her father , Lanicr , the celebrated
banker , which she holds ia her own
rltht. It la estimated to bo between $3-
OGO.COO and 34,000,000. Mrj. Dunn has
made a number of heavy Investment * in
Washing'on ' real estate. She bought
several years ago the handcoma building
upon the avenue which was BJ long cccn-
t > i d by the couaus oflicer. She gave
§ 200,000 for tt. Two yoara ago she gava
950,000 to her daughter , the wlfo of D.
It. McKee , the gent of thn Now York
Aesociatod prees , to bo used in building a
houao. She guvo large sums to her other
children far like purposes. She has two
sons. She had two daughters , but lost
one a few days ago ; eho was the wife o !
Lieut. Morrison , of the army , and twas
considered ono of the handsomest women
over seen in Washington.
The next richest woman In Washington
ia. Mrs. Meyers , widow of the late clilol
of the M cal service. She h worth aleut <
lout 31,000,000. , The bulk of her prop-
erta Is In Bull'iilo real estate. It waa si
loft her by her father. She lives In eec
of the most cicluriKque homes In the
city. It waa formerly occupied by the
British legation , and for a time by John
Cliambrrhia , when ho vainly trhd to es
tablish a palatial giuibling housi in
Wathiugton. She has a beautiful sum
mer place in tha suburbs of BniMo. She
entertains a great deal. She has a
daughter who was brought out in eocioly
last year , who Is ono of the few heiresses
who have not yet surrendered to the
claims of 'ho army or navy.
Mrs. John 0. Evans , widow of the late
president of the Mutual Union Tolegriph
company , Is worth somewhere ia the
neighborhood of § 250,000. Her property
la mainly iuveeted in Wash'ngton real
estate. She lives in a very retired way ,
und never goe.s In society since the dontl :
of her husband. She wns much devoted
to her husband. When ho died aho gave
up all scclal pleasures , aud , although hla
death occurred now over thrco yeara ago ,
she still nukes no calls , even upon her
most Intimate friends.
Mw. Palmer , wife of Senator Palmer ,
haa property of her own valued at 81-
000,000. She owns real estate in this
city , Detroit and New York. Her hus
band has also a largo fortuno. They
manage their own respsctlvo propertier ,
and enjoy life upon the most independ
ent of possible fjotinga.
Mr * . Hitt , wife of Congressman Hitt ,
of Il'inole , IB worth at least $1,000,000 In
her own right. 1'hla fortune waa lefi
her by her f other , soon after her luubanc
became secrolary of legation at Par's
Her mother , who is living with her , has
an equlally largo fortune , which she will
leave her daughter , as there are no other
children. Mrs. Hitt Hvca in one oi the
handsomest hoasau In Washington. Trie
Interior decoration of the housa ( aatidicj-
live of great taste and good judgement.
Hitt la a first-class Btenographcr. He
was brought to Wachington In the ihst
place by Oliver P. Mcrton , who nwuln
him clerk of hla committee. Hitt mot
his wlfo hcra , and has not had a very
hard time since his marriage.
The wife of Frank Hiioock , the mem
ber from Now York , la said to bo worth
a coaplo of hundred thousand dollar ? .
The Iliscocks live at the Arlington hotel.
She goes out into society a good deal ,
although she docs not care ranch about
Washington life. She would bo hotter
contented if her husband ware to retire
entirely from politics.
Mrs. Ruidall Gibson , wlfa of the sen
ator from Louisiana , has a reputed for
tune of a quarter of a million. She has
her mother with her , who is also rich.
They ara very fond of entertaining and
going into aocloty. Tha family is at
present in mourning.
Mrs. Eugene Hale , wlfo of Senator
Hale , of Maine , ia the heiress of the
Xach Chandler estate. This is Bald to ba
in the neighborhood of two or three mil
lion dollars. A largo proportion of It is
in real estate in Detroit , which is con *
atantly Increasing in value. She ia a
very pleasant lady , and , although she
goes a good deal In s6clety , la thoroughly
devoted to her intelligent and whole *
somo'Iooklog children ,
lira. Bayno , wife of the member from
Allegheny , has an independent fortune ,
which aho manages herself. This she In
herited from her father , who only died
last fall. The Raynea ptefoi hotnl life to
housekeeping.
Mre. Joalyn , wife of the assistant BOC-
retary of the Interior department , is uaid
to have § 500,000 , given to htr by her
father , who la still living. He IB worth
at least n million or two more , and will
leave it to Mrr. Joaljn and hr sister
when he dies. Mr * . Joslyn la a very
vivacious blonde. She goes a great deal
in society and Is very popular.
Mrr , HutcLinton , whose husband was
the hold of tbo Alaska Seal Fur corn-
piny , la ono of the wealthiest women in
Washington. A recent bank /allura
swept away over $100,000 , bat did not
seriously Impair her f < rtuno , which has
-o n ont'mucd ' from $500,000 to $750 , .
ICO. Ho. residence ii near Scott Circle ,
i < * HciRhb r bunj Seiiaton Don Cam
eron and 1'cndLetin and ox-Senator
Winlom.
Mrs Cnrrnll , n dcstondant of ono of
ho old fnmtlus here , enjoy * a goot in-
coaio y-Au-V fwm rj l cstatn whith is
Btafcdlly lucfosring In vl o. It In dilll-
cult to approximate her wiilth , but tha
s atsossed for over $100,000 worth of
jroperty.
Mrs. PatUii , a wealthy lady Iroin San
Fianslsco , h s recently settled here , and
i now building a $75,000 roiidenro ou
Massachusetts avenue , near the Blaine
mansion
MM. Cra'd W.idsworlh , of New York ,
who uo * lives in this city in a Imnda.inio
realdence ou Massachusetts ave uo ,
omea cf a wealthy Now Yoik family ,
uul her roarringo was n union cf two
[ * rg family fortonra. At tlietlo thof
tor husbaud s'lo was loft all hla estito ,
nnd film ii anppoicd to ba woitli at least
$1,000,000. Mra. Wadsworth wai very
prominoiit in Washington eocioly during
the tint two yoara of Atthui-'u trrin.
The president was very nttontivo to her ,
and at ono time It waa said that they
were engaged to bo married. At present
Mrs. Wudsworlh Is cuufincd to her houao
by severn lllnees , from which It is very
doubtful if she oviir recover ; ) .
Mra. Alexander Ray is the widow of n
miller whoso brand of llmir is known Ml
over the civilized wi-rld. His profits
were large. Alls. Ray'a income fr.tn . ) > cal
estate nnd other nonces ia about $20,000
per annum _ Half a million dollara will
bo a fair estimate of what she ia wor.'h. '
Mrs. Ocl. Audonro'd ' , whoso huabnnd
was formerly a trlombjr of Gen. Shur-
niiii'a stall' , haa the reputation of being a
very wealthy woman ; for , besides having
considerable ready money , aho ii a hive
1 older of Pontiiylvania railroad stock.
Mia , Audomold'a entertainments uro fea
tures of the gay SW.BOII. She is very pop
ular In society eirjlts. A moderate estimate
mate placei her fortune In the neighbor
hood of ? 2oOCOO.
Mis. Marshall Brown , whoso husband
formerly conducted Gadabp'o , afterward
Brown's and the present Metropolitan
hotel , enjoys a largo income from well-
Invested securities , mainly in real estate
and gas'ight stcck. She is comiderod io
bo worth $500,000 in her own right , and
the property she owns Is constantly en
hancing in value. Most of her real es
tate lies in the fashionable quarter of tlu
city.Tho
The Mieses Coleman , two maiden
ladies , eli residents of Washington , nro
ainorjg the wealthiest women of tha city.
They live in a large brown stone man
sion next door to the Arlington hotel
facing Lafayetts Sq'iaro. ' They go ou
bat little , but coattibiito to the gayety o
Washington every winter by giving a
very large bill , which Is looked forwm
to with Impatienea.by all the young people
plo of the city who are fortunate ouarjgh
to bo classed among the fiionds cf those
ladieR ,
Probably ono of the richest ladles in
Waihington is Miss Jennie Itlgi-s , ono o :
tVo hein of the late banker , Gotrga W.
R'gga ' ; who for many yeaw prior to his
death was a partner of Mr. W. W. Con-
coran. Miss lliggs oivm valuable real
estate all over the city , and a strong box
at R'ggs' ' bank contains several hundred
thpuajnd dollars' worth of securities , tbo
principal being government 4 per coul
bands.
Mrs. Walah , formerly cf St. Louis , bui
now a resident of Wcshinuton , is ratec
aa belnt ; worth about $1500,000 , the
greater part in cash. She Is a daughter
of the laio ex-Governor Shannon , 01
Kansas , who waa also minister to Mexico
and a representative In congress. The
Duke Alexis paid conaidorabla attention
to Mrs. Walsh when Ii9 visited the Unit
ed States , and aho haa always boon notec
in social circles for her hospitality anci
all able manners.
Mrs. Gen. Forbes , whoao huaband Is
United Slatps minister to Spain , haa a
fortune In her own right worth fully
$250,000. Her entertainments are
models of elegance.
A prospective | heiresa ia Miss Christ
mas , now a school girl at a Virginia in-
atitut'oti , who is a nijco of tha late Mrs.
Myra Clarke Gn'ncu. It Ia estimated
that her fortune will bo in the neighbor
hood of $2,000,000.
Complete Treatment with Mia/
for every form of Catarrh $1.
Saiiford's ' Radical Cure ,
Iluad ColJs , Watery Discharges from the NOBCBJIH
Kyoe , Kinging Noises IN the Head , Nervous Head
achu and Paver Instantly relieved.
Uhoklig mucus dlslodt-od , membrane cleansed and
hcaUd , breath sweetened , Hindi , taste and hearing
restored , and rav ( 'C8clicckcd.
Coughs , Ilronchltls , Uropplnga Into the Throat
Palna In the Chest , Dj iciisia , Wafting ot Strengtlj
and Flesh , Losa ol Sleeji , etc. , curod.
Ono hottlo llodlcal Cure , ono box Catnrrlml Sol
> cnt and ono Dr. Sanford's Inhaler , In one package
of all druKtrlsta , for 91 , Auk or SAN-CORD' UADICAI
Cuim , a pure dlaUHatlon of Witch Hazel , Am. Pine
Ca. Kir , Marigold , Clotcr Bloaaoms , eta POTTHR
Uni'n AND CIIKMICAI , Co. . Boston.
New Life for Shattered
Nerves , Painful Mujcieswid
Wcakene Organs. Collin'i
Vcltaio Klectrlo Plaster In
stantly affects the nervous
BJitcin and banlthcs puln ,
D rvou and debility. A per
fect Klcctro-Ualvanto llat
tery combined with a highly
mcdlclm Hatter f or S6o- All
druggists.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MONEY ,
MONEY to nan no good real estate lecurlty. If.
f. Bean , Williams block. 6U-tf
MONEY LOANED st C. P. Heed fcCo'n. Loan office
onlU'niture , nlioos , horses , wagons , persona !
property of all klndi and all other ntlcles ol value ,
without removal. Over lit National IlankoorncrlSth
and Parnam. All butlccs * strictly ooclldeutiat
MONEY to loan onhatt ls. Woollcy t Harri
son , room ( ' , Omaha National Dank building.
TO ? 5OCO TO LOAN-On real eitate se-
onrltv at r asocabe ! rates. 0. K. ilayne ,
r7\V \ cor 15th and Karnam.
rpo LOAN-rrom 5 ro ooo , In sums to suit Fl
JL nanclal exchange 16C8 Farnam. 8Sm21p
LOANED J. T. Beatty loam on chattel
MONEY ( , 213 H. . 1 Ufa st. , up italr * . 2 rnl8j )
TO LOAN I have money to loan on Ira
MONKT city property , la tny amounts to tult ,
al reasonable rates. W , H. Motter , UOi far tun tt. ,
over Moise's shoe ttore. itHt
TO LOAN In lumi cf WOO and npward.
MONEY Davis and Co. , B al KeUie and Loan
AgenW , 1606 rarnam St. < M tl
H/TONKY / loaned on etatUls. JUllroad Tickets
JMLbonjtM and lold , . Konman , lit B. Wtb
TiO tf
HELP WANTED.
1\T ANIKO A good girl lor icntral aouio work : in
V > fru ll Uiully. Oeruiau or bwtdo imlerred,612
N. S4th Bt.
- cla s cook and laundrtsa at 1SC8 !
WANTKD-Flrbt ilr J. M. TUuntco.
\ \ 7ANTFIflid who thoroufhlr
t ral house work 815 South 18th t. Us S |
\\TA > TKO-A nca strong clrl for pcnerat liouic-
' ' work. ( lcr aa iireftrrcd. Jlrg. Milton Itigiw
S.V oomcr Pth and L-aten orlh St. 67 If
-Kour Kills at Sla cu homo , 8. 10 Ii St.
611 Op
\ \ LANTFt-An-nmwir < tnk and also fcconl gli )
607 Mith KthSt. Jltftlllll. 13 * fly
_ _ _ _
\\rASTI-D U'rt ' lor general hn"fe work at N W.
I 1 r.-rncr lOtli and Dou b ( lee 1 wsgci. MO-ty
\\ANTKl > Oltl lor general luuso work at ISIS
II Capliclnve. MIMp
\\/AN'TKD Arrtt'ontlMo tin ! lnt < ll'ge tit bo > or
11 j-uung man t ) Uko aroutJ on tbo evening Heo.
6J2 tl
YT7ANTI : ) Com ) ctcnl g rl f T g ner I home-work
11 nppl ) to Mrs II. T. Ltuvltt , o.rncr SunnUm
and 1 n J 1,1111 St 010 8
\\7AN1 F.t > A fl'tt-cljnf lc imn vvhfi oui furnish
' goodtefeienre , i o other liee-duprli.
Martin.
\v i-Abiy who can speak ( Jctinin , for
Keiieral kttchin work at 2'i ! 8. llth tt 430-4p
AngJ-ft Hobo . 'i ( How Co. , Svi Jcso , Uil ,
\ \ , MNTiiAgents for our new liook. good t , v
i tovvorltcrti Caller n3dresl1oo. Hunlvr , IHI
Unit St , Omaha Neb. . Ilfj.in4 |
ACIKNTH to f l
IhuNKtt EtITtOMlof tfH.L'B I'NCT
< -Lol'.M > l vs. T. KUiWOOl ) 2KLL , Publisher , 4
SITUATIONS WANTED.
" \\7ANTfcD--Sitmtioiibvrcipo-tabIo jouig mnn
tl In a vvhi Icsilonr rct.il ! grocery or dr gncdi
nnd noilon- , had Ojoils cxporlcnceu , 'J. S. O , " I'eo
olllco. B4-lPp
"l\7ANTiD : A position ai cpjltt oruri'o Inolllco.
11 h > youpg l dv ol c\rcrlcnco. Adclrtsi 4-IJ. "
Boa olllco. Kt1-7i |
"l\'ANTED A jounirnnn vvlui c-vn rule , wlihlng
11 tolciin frrvviudliiga-id flnlihlnir , cMihoarnf
n good C | cnlng by appl ) Ing to Wm 0 Shea , Llnrolti ,
Neb. 01310
VyANTKD Byn young pointer , to go ton coiintr
IT t vrn vhero theio Is u Wallpaper fdoreconucc
cd nithn1nt chop i"l go III ua partner , samel
well arqimluod with vullpniicr butlnces , figuring ft
and puiierlntondiiig nurk MU | n ROCK ! practical mln
tirnndpapcrh'vnpcr Uclcroncc. Address "II , O
3"lcooitice ! , Omaha Nib. 403-4p
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
Furnished room with orwlthout bint
1 for a Kcntlominrlfo and child. AddrotR 1' . O
box fi-S. 33-5p
TJ/ANTaU-Same one to take n horaj for hU
feed , 1811 Cassst. CIS-Op
WANTKD-TO UKNT By first class tinant
family ot two , liom M tch 16th to April lit ,
de&Lrablo llvoonix loom cottage , In good nclghbo
hooj. SV part ot city preferred , .uldrcsi I. , I ! ;
ollioo. C47-4p
TIT'ANTED-Hor.-c to U'o for keeping. Very Ves
ufotto nnd ligh driving , baxB23 1 * . O.
O.5371'p
" \ \7"ANTKD io bjy house and lot monthly p\v
uionti , must Iio went of 20th St , Addroj
vvlthdlscrlpttonand pil'o , "d W. " Bee. 623-fip
\VANTKW To rent a Rood hous-j 9 or 10 rofin
iwntrally lasted lief HI. May 1st Dnst ref
fatcnro. Collator aJdiina "A. F. " New
UaKory , 10h : St. , city. 125-B
A \ 7ANTGDUoou ivnd board for a mirrlccl ccnpl
> i no chil ten , In n piliato f.iinily In n bcilthy am
eltNate'liio'ltlon , I 'Cition prelortcd bit keen Karnti
and California , 1't'i aad 231bticat8 , totus rnnjomt
Ad-ircsj " T. M. " Ueo ollicf. 623 4p
WANTED Uv joung man , \\arm ftnd ncll H htci
rosmwith board. HUtt terms. Address "A
Y."Ecjofll . 020 4p
17ANTED- good roe.nn farnhhed for lijlit
housekeeping. Ad jrcsj C. B. , Bco ollbe.
1'y n lady , an unlurnla'icd fron
11 room , vberc there areno other rcuiiiri > . Ad
droaaL. K. , IhUolllcf. 407-Ip
WAKTKD Every l dy In need uf aso lngma
china , to sco the now Impro\od American No
7. P. K. Fladman & Co. , agents ; 203 N 16th. 313U
, iaLt uneuioa y ur cour
IT try to take light work at their o-vn homo. f3 1
84 a day easily rcadc ; nrrk rent by mail ; no canvas
ii K Viohavogood demand Sorourwork nndfurmil
fltuAjy einploviccnt. Address with stamp , ClluW !
M'F'Q. COM PA AY , 294 Vina St. , Cincinnati , Ohio.
KKNT lOUSESANlJ
lli : > rr 7 room h u o SJ Mosks snu
FOR house. Inquire at 013 south lath St.
FOU HKNT Uou.o of four rvoms , rtlUr , veil n- (
cistern , N. W , corner i4th ! aud Can : . lniiiir |
2410 Cara St. 616-7p
KENT Basomcnt , room sultiblu for eior ,
corui-r 13'h ' St. andCapilol ave. 010-7 ;
Felt RENT One story dwelling IIOUBH five rooms
23d. mnrClark ptreet. Chanuj Ogdou , cone-
13ih and Doughs blrctt. 1.8 If
FOU KENT Cottrgo of flrnnms 1711 Jackson
Inquire at U. E. corner of 10th and JacU.m ,
C07-tf
> OK JT.NT Three brick stores rorner 18th nm
F Cumlng .St. J. L. McUaguo , Agent. < 9-n'J
Flit UKNTix tooncattngaDIOnorth IBtli,101
Cumlngr. 403-5p
ITtOU liKNT-Hou o 3 rooms , well , clstein am
JT barn ; full lot In Shlnn'H eecond ndilltlon. In
quire at KGOIIJ 21 , Omaha National Bank llnildlug.
4CJ-1
ItEST S'evltoro room22x70 feet Inqu'ro
FOU Jno. Erck , 016 N. Iflth St. 41a Up
FOU HKN'T Elegant uow cottage oa lull lot , No
842 S IBIh ct 44EII
KENT-CotUgoat 1718 DoJeo street.
FOIl 271H
UKNT Store en Ciinnrjlngs ht. , with room
IcrUmlly. J , Kline , 1318 Douglas St. 2UC-uil
UOIl KVNT New brick houss , 11 roomp , modern
Jt1 Initioveincnta , No. B12 N. ZU st. Inquirn 211
C'tllfoinla st K)7ll
1U NT-New cottage , 6 rcoma. . PUpimlloo
IpjU
1 1512 H. 6th st. 043 tl
ROOMS FOR RENT.
, \ * . UKNT Wegint front r"oin for t o gi-ntlo
1 men , Juqulro at A. Ho ; | > , 1513 Dcuglasht.
C14 tf
IIXNT fl rooms over store , H. . > . . , . . . . . . .
FOU N. Iflth St. Wl-tl
OU UENT Furulthcd front rcsm 19C4 F rimm.
F 381 4p
UENT A btlck jard. Apply to I ) . J . Shane
FOU New Court some , Omaha. 4DV7p
TjiOIl llfNT Itoonn furnlahfd snd unfurnUhed ,
1 ? two parlors with bay windows , also barn at 3025
Farnam.
T710R RENT-A pleasant nicely furnlihed room.
JU Modern conveniences , 17 0 Ctpllcl ave 493-lp
It UKNT Furnhhed looms at 1104 Howard
402-5p
UENT Ilootu f r one gentleman with board ,
FOU table board for two or three gtntUmen ,
1812 Farnam St. 400-tf
BKNT Furnlshsd rooms at 1816 Dodge it.
FOIl 43Ctf
- nicely furnished front room , 22C9
FOIlUENT-A 4W 7p
HUNT 1 single furnished and 1 unfurnished
rooms with bay window and cloiet , 1617 Chicago.
iOU KKNT-FumlshU room 18C9 Capitol ave.
F
1710 .K ! UENT Alargsfront room wllhdressing room
Tcf ft or one i Ingle room , 710 19th HU 432-7p
rr-OB UENT- Furnished and unfunlshfd rooms ,
I' wlthbnard. Institute HoUl , formerly Crclgh-
tt. Mrs. U W. Ilftid.
on ) ) OU9l , Capitol ave. aud 13th
1
310-mar20u
UKNT Furnished ioin.il , 1510 Howard st.
FOU 400 4p
t/Oll UENT Furnltbed reom , Icejulreof J , K.
t } Wilbur , Omaha I avlnjrs Bank 376 tl
BENT-A nicely furnished front parlor with
FOK laproverrents for grntlcman and vile ,
bist-cla-s table Loird , 20C9 Ctui bt. 35 > i-tf
OUIIE T Sulto of iurnlsbe l rocuis , 1819 Call-
F fornla it , llrs A. Csldcrwood , 270-tf
BKNT Two unfurnlubtd rooms suitable for
FOU louHkc plng , Boeunr'dblcck.cxjr. Itth and
ollwardsts. 47Itf
.Oil . ' UKNT Nicely furcUhcd rooms at 1718 Call
F,1. ? ,
OOMTOLKT-KD'Ulre | drug Koie , cor. , 10th
L , ai.d DiUgiM , 473 tl
R , , or wlnHr. Arr > 7
at fi > . ChMlfs llnte-t 474-11
inqR IlKNT Two elegant rotiiw In IMIoVi hlcxsk.
1' 1'auliien ft Co. . U1S Fatnam. 841.M
FOIl SALK.
P. O. Box 600 , cncr-
' 9 , ? 811.K-ht i , < \loe < n fixtures nnd itaok N.
W. cotiiirUihnrdOip'tiUvu. M7 a3
HAI.K HID I'lilni ' Vailflfl llill ny Ccmi-anj
, 'n" ' ' < ' t ro hfa--y draught ttkino , ono
t toin. fnirn > gen , Iliica lets double
. - r.'ultlnl1" ' * ' "I'l'ly ' to I. A , UAiilvi ,
Hit Won SloifKte'jHT , tin nha. 3S
I. > HI H tTK-A nloo stock nl drr EOOI , , notion * ,
IilttiltblntrKO-ics.Vo Amount $1CO. will .ll
very clioap for culior p > rttcalcit > tu , AddrnM "U.
A. ' CAto Bca rflUc. 6SMC | )
I nll S IK Two good liorn > n , ilrlxo ilcublfl or Dili-
pie. Inquires. K. corner 17th and Dore-ai St.
BtO-tOj )
17IOII MAl.r. I < u lnbl8 tolc , vvltMn clly limits near
fauinlfrs fired , P4CO per lot , forms to suit ,
Alo4Wi > rr iTo l firiiilvul in Vul'oyCo. , NC'J. Ad
'Irufs It'll otalo. cvr Hi-c 'iillcei. o < .l-Pp
1 8AI.VA liotito of 7 rcoias and I < * TII , lull Io6
on corner of Vth 1.11 1 raretoft fet$1.600. bar-
171011 KAM-Very cheap , a pool table. Vaclflo
Hourr , 10th nnd iivveniott SJ8 Op
Ti Oll S.VLK- 5i old html new lug machine cheap
X1 for caeh. Inilro | at llco olbce. 370 tl
IpOUSALU-ScconJ hivnd trn hoiso ixinor , p-
rlgbt brller and engine : In good coiiilllloti ; lew
lor cuslk Cha . S. Poor , 10S S 14thbt. , Oinala , Noli.
3S7-tf
IT ! Oil SAM TIireo dory building on the best cor
; ncr lot In Schmlrr , < icm > Itn Poito'hni ' ; flr t
ch9i > Icrat.on for MI ) kind of Lust net * ; le-nts f
l r venr Piloc rens-nibloj tuny tonu ; ( or pir-
tleulats nddrm , tt. tl , BII s , Schliy'cr.NoK SJ3 4p
IrOlt SAI.H V'Rrm ' of lSOcrc , G mlle'4 notlh e >
ol Nnrthltciil , 160 acrci lindisr eul Ivatlon , f.J .
miles of llvowllovv list" , ono nillooltviilch Ij wild
hcfgo 18 jiars eiM , 3 miles of wire fence. lneln. < hiic
ptB'dro ormcad vv ncarlv nil socdoil to tame gin's ,
ll.irn FSvSU feet , cilbalrg for 2Wi hu hol ! ol corn , 3
good roira'x ' , ] wind mill , nnl .1 we limit wV.er , 1
gtninry IfixSO feet , t. htme 10x'4 feet. Ithbaso.
moiit umlfr cntlrn house. Piloo f'JD pi r acre ; h lf
down , bnlancuon time tORultiiircliaHi-r. Diniilro at
c.llli c , or of W. H. Yaw , ftoith Bend.Neb.
ipoil SALK CHEAP-Ono cloirant chuntwr K > 1 ,
former cost & 75.00. One lOituUtor clock ,
ono nearly now Knabo Piano , two uold framed
picture B , cno boreo , tntncaa and phaeton , ono
Halld snfo , small t\r.o \ , ono beautiful china coffee
eet. Also n large ice box. Inqulio 1015 DMgo St.
I poll SALE Oil TKADK tor lirprovud land ,
1 good Sitorj' store , property in Wnjne , Neb. A
rcsldonrc , barn , 2 lots In Allcrton Iowa , and 2 good
Urge Normnn stallions. Addrou 0. U. Blrd'al
Walnut , Pott Co. , Iowa. l7S.rnDp
FOU SALK 170 acres of butt farm lands In Wash
ington county , Neb ; 2i mlles from Herman ;
8 mllca from Blair , \\lll cither scl for cash or will
trade for house In Omaha , II Inijor will take up
eoinonotoe on long tlran. Tro whule land umloi
cu'.tivatlon Addrtxs Jos. Kolowratck , No. 13 ? * Q
13th tt. , Omaha , Kcb. 470-tf
FOUSALK-Choap one half acre In north Omaha ,
Addrrss X. Y. X. llee ollloo. 4SOtf
FOU SALK 60x106 feet ou Turning etrceit 3 bloeki
west of Military bridge , Sl.BOO. John L. VcCagua
opposite Pont olllco. 481-tJ
IpOll SALK 132x124 feet on corner , touth-easj' '
froct , liouno 3 rouini > , barn , 3 blocks next o
Park avo. and Loavcmvorth , oany pajnionts , he > p
$1,700. John L. MoCtguu , oppeoile Poet Ofllco. 4b3 1
B ALKD HAY- Good qualllj , lo o t piles. T. S.
CNrkucn , Scliujlcr.Nob. 110-m4p
LOST AND FOUJND.
JOST Thoplaasi f uflie room cottago. Flmlci
J illbon * rdecl liyluavlnif simoat llrothcrtons
Drug stoic , corner 0th and Plerco streets. J. 11.
Huus. 536-Ep
TO EXODANGE.
TMKXOIIANCi aooJ Improved or unimproved
lind In NaiifJ Co Neb. , or w 111 ( jlvo gilt cdgo pa
per 7 per ci'iitto 12 and IS month * , for ilry Rewds ,
dcthlog and boot ) nnd shoes. Aildrcjj'P. . O. bon
E91 , W stPclut.Nob. 613 Op
I poll S\LE OU TIUDE- Faun 0 miles south on
1 Belle * uo and U. P. Holds. Irult and etc , P.M.
Fcckharn , P. O. box i < fi Omaha. EDD-13p
FOIl FAtKOKKXC'HANai Forgocd farm land
In Nebraska or Iowa , a general Block of mcr-
cnnr.diae. Address J. K K , , 1" . O. Box 3 J , Ksjei. Ja.
Tj'OIt SALB OK EXCIIANGIK-A * 10 pel aore , al
.1 ? or i < Kit of tire thousand acres of timber land
forty mlleioaa < of Kansas City , nil exchange foi
Nbraska laud or merchtndldfl. Bedford , Houer d
Darls. 8 tf
7 > on SALE OU F.XOHANQG-ror ftork of dry
]
1 goods 188Jncrostock rnnah , plenty hny laud , creel ;
runs through entire trad , K 'ul liulldlngs , cor ral Li
etc , only 4 miles from thriving lallroad town , ono at
( hi boat ami mrBt convenient rtnches lu central Neb.
Apply lotto North Lcup B iillng to. , North Loup ,
Ntb. 2U.fi
TO EXCirANOE-IinprovodfarioBand wild land to
trade for to7lH t'f ' > nere-harilita or Omaha cSy
propcrry. Chan It. Woolly. rO' ' < m 20 , Oaaia Natlonu
Hank , Oiualia , Ntli , SOOmarl'J
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ANTKP A partner In butcher btulnn ? , nK
W capital rciiiircd. | Addre-es "B. 7. " Uecollloo.
.2MUp
, " > ( ) ll .SALK A flrpt-oa'H ! Icocr am nnd confcct-
loncry bmiiicMHed * fcuiilnln , marble top tables.
7ho flneU Block of nonfectlonery and cigars und only
cc cream parlor In tl.ii count ) x.nt , tcivni o ( 8000 pop.
Illation doing a bl ? biitinis' , will Invoice ? tt,0 , will
tell for $3W j on Iliuu. Acldrusj iJrant O. Hhnrp ,
Oinihi , Nob. < 57 hf
1-OU SAI.l-\\allpaprr : buali.iss , mail Mock of
J1 paierSuflnoith 16lli Hi. 2t7-7p
/OH SAM1 : A good skillns rink , H'ri.11xlW. ' In-
1 qilioo'lf ) / < iiili9it , Wiktlio'il ' Neb. 4 S3 a lup
: OU KENT- gtneril s'l.rj In a live
.Nu'rAtkn tovn ilcilng allrflto-uso buxlneBS. Con-
tl-ts i f a good nUckcf gmcerlo' , lii'i.tn ' tii'l hhoeii ,
( i u'hor ; und i'Vir > thin. , ' ronne'civl with a lint e'lnau
gice-t-r < nnil rhoc ttoru. l\r ptiti.uUrs addie-n * "h.
t ! A. " licoollloo. 337.7 | )
i SAM , Hoik and flsturi * nno of
JTUI Baluoi Hln the rity. l'sse'Hsinii given tlio fl
' Ki.'aKuin , lurfelllrg , ill lienlth. AddrifcU
"X. \ . " lleo iilliec. 47711
Ipr It S I.iA : good ii } H'g ealnon wllli flmt-claao
1 lunch counter ami rmtaurarit attachud. A I r
gain. H. Trottlor , L > U3 South If.tli St. 478-tf
J/Olt NALH-Or rxchango n full Htock of clothing
boots at ) J shoes , gent' furnlabliiggoodg , will ox.
clitniro for Nobriuka Lands. U. li.fetotSJii.bOl a.
lOlh Ht. , Omaha , .Seb. 156-tf
PERSONAL.
WANTKIJ A gentleman room mate to board In
private family ; referoncvi required. Adiln a
3. A I'oj otllee. _ 326 tt
MUS. K. M. IIOOI'Elt , clalrvnjant and Iraucn
medium can be found at N. W , corner 20th aud
Cauitriett , hours 11 a. m to 9p.m. 37i-m24
MISCELLANEOUS.
PItIVY vaults , sinks and cesspools cleaned at tbo
shortest notlc and at any time of the day , lu ao
entirely ordoilieu way without tbo leant molestation
; o occupants or neighbors , with our Improved and
odorless apparatus. A , Kvaus&Co. , 811 Capitol ave.
CiO-aS
MUS. ANNA 1IAHSEN , midwife In a graduate of
< ! penhsg < n , Denmark Col'egoli l o an aocom-
iMihed nurns , has had 15 ) ctri experience , 161t >
; rilcagoSt 61MOp
TIIIYY , vault * , sinks ind restpools oltsned at thei
J ihortest notice and sUliftctloo guirantced by r.
It , Abel , P. 0. Box 37K. 487-tSp
LAKE H bery aud Spoilsmen *
nOUSESIIOC
grounds nlll be elosid for Mireral days as the
mlldlngs are undergoing reptlis. No more Dshlug
hrGughthe Ice will be allowed thlisfason. The rubIo -
Io Hill be notified through the "Bee" when It 1 *
again open. D ld N ale. < S | .8
ANDERSON Is prepared to do bilck laylog for
A parties furuUlitnf material 1818 Jackson St.
605-Dp
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PUMPS All kinds of | iunis for tale or repaired.
Address J , J , lloLalu , 1011 Saurider SI.
871-D123
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(2 ( \ { \ A CffOsgo \ \ County Nebraska 8 per cent
pJUU.UUU Ionii , Uutti In U Omaha and
outhe t rn K. 11. Company , have been cilled for
tdetcptlon and will b paid at our olllco April I ,
885 , on which dsteauy bondj not presented will
e'ate lu draw Interest. Holder * whnoltctuuy re *
clveO JUT cent. ? 0jo r bonds In lieu cfcath , pro ,
ided tfii > yMe ) > oslt tbilrold bonds fur exchange ou
i ho'oro AprU 1 KOUNTZK BUOi. , Flucal AgenU
late eif Nebraska , W Broadway ( Bqullabla build.
BOAIIDINO.