Nebraska Newspapers

    } ,
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : 1R1IAY , NOVEMBER 2.1 , 1892 ,
BILLIONS FQR FIGHTING MEN
The Vast Military Expenses of Germany
and Franco *
MIGHTY ARMIES" AND THEIR COST
National rtotntircrs llcmlly TnTCiI tn Main
tain Thnn-r.lsht Million * ofMen
K < ] ( lliicil | | \Var-1lio Mili
tary Situation Abroad.
Franco nnd Gormnny tire grumbl Ing
ever llio torrlblo tnxatlon brought upon
thorn by the innlntoimnco of the grout
nrinioa with which they mntntain un
nrmod ponco. Hut nolthor power seems
inclined to Bnurllluo u single soldier In
order to cconotnlzo.
In Gortnnnv the lotnl innount of t : x-
atlnn In 1878"WHS 11I.7I7)00 ! ! ) marks or
SCO , 120,4i5. ! Tcdinr It Is G7rjGPJ,0 ! 0
tnai Its or tlio enormous nmount of
, , .
In thlrleon years , says the Cincinnati
Cominurclnl , ( > cnnan tnxos liuyo Hourly
tripled , nnd the Tcutohlu 'tiixmor
Dorrowfully ntlmltH that It IH mainly because -
cause of the inllltury inicriilHin | ) : ! of the
empire.
'iho dubt of tho" Cioi'innn empire , for
instnnco , tins Incrcitfcd from ] li,0i.000 ! ( )
innrkn in 1S77 to inoro than lfiO,000- ! )
000 inni'lcs in 1Si ! ) This looUs as
If the country wtro nmrchinu
directly to bankruptcy. Hut when the
oountty crlo ? out the emperor lays hia
hand on his sxvord nnd says : "A word
inoro and you will hnvo lexical with mol
CritlclBo anylhln/r olsc , but lot Iho army
ulouol"
I'lllMK up Kvpc'iixr.
And ho cliipa on un extra cxnondituro
of $ lf,000U)0 , ( ) or $1(1.01)0.000 ( ) without to
much IM H lying "By your leavo. " In
fact , by the now military bill ho adds ton
. \n already crushliif ; taxation a burden
heavy enough of Ufulf lo make any
nation grumble IIo does this so Unit
ho may have-in llmo of war u trained
army of 'I.'IOO.OIO men.
\Vlth llil.H enormous army ho enlcu-
Intcs that , In neroiHmnco with * the
tacticfl of Moltko , Clermany i-an light
'
France and Uussin at tho'saino time ,
pending a counlo of millions ot men in
cither direction , and perhaps Invading
the two countries at once.
Germany is M > bound up in her army
that it is almobt impossible to bormnilo
her military from , her civil laxat'on for
Btutiatlc.il purposes. Certainly , a very
great vart of her annual revenue is con
sumed by the army , the young navy nnd
the pension service , which is onqrmous.
The Crriunn Army.
The latest statistics of German mili
tary matterhho'w ) that the empire
counts , in time of pcucc , on the follow
ing army , in actual lighting trim , and
disposed thioughont tlio various garri
sons of the empire.
Pence- footing 20,440 oIlicurH , C > S,448
Bubollh-crs , 1,7S1 ! ) musiciiris , : i'Jol7 (
privates , 1)02 ) piiymastcrs , IJ,780 sanijar.v
men , 8.1)87 ) workmen , 1S5 , ( ! physicians
nnd a host of veterinary burgeons.
urmoiors , saddlers , etc. . almost' as
numerous a train of camp followers us
the gi eat Xerxes had. There are also
03J)08 ) horses in the service.
To this permanent force is added , ii
time jf war , the vaiious classes ol
veteran's , amounting in all to abnu
1,800,1100 men , to which can bo added n
case of necessity those who have no !
received n military education ; and this ,
with the additions contemplated by Uu
now militaiy bill , will bring the lig r <
up to the 4,400,000 marlt whllo Franco
with her every available citi/.en em
bodied in her reorganised army , wil
havc.but'l , lUoGOO men to bring intohne
To Kot ! | > din POIICD.
From October 1 of next. year unli
March ill , 1891) ) , Germany Intends tc
have at her disposition 711 battailous o
infantry , 477 fquadtons of ravalry , 40
batteries of Hold aitillery , I7 ! battalion !
of foot artillery , 24 battalions of pioneer
of battalions of railway troops oni
of the irost effective branches of sorvici
in the Got man army and " 1 battalion
in the transportation service.
Only a nation which for llfly years ha
been inurelmled to the sound of thedruc
can stand such a tremendous strain a
the maintenance of this force Implies.
The now military bill , in order t
ring the army up to the desired llgure
empowering tlio iniliti.ry service t
ask for 81,0'JO ' additional rccruiU 'an
uually. Think what that moans
It is notslrango that the holdout politic !
parties cry out that the emperor is ask
ipg for impossibilities. The socio
democrats and national liberals ar
especially bitter ng.jinst the impondin
BucriliCQ to the drairon of the wa
buro.iu.
The Frelsinnigo Zoitnng rcconll
remarked : "Tho people will neve
comprehend the necessity of Hondir.
throe recruits in future from ono fumil
when hitherto ono has sulllccd. "
Hut the emperor nnd Ills accommoda
ing chancellor are trying to pursuad
themselves that this time , ii on a
former occasions , the patient Gormu
pcoplo will bend bencnth the yoke.
lllllliiiM fur HcTeitre.
Three billions and sovonty-fivo mi
lions of clollarn is the enormous BUI
which FruiiCQ has expended since 187
upon the rcorgnnl/.ation and equlpmei
of her army.
And this , It should bo bbrno in mini
IB exclusive of the war Indemnity of flv
billions of francs ( f 1,000,000,000) ) paid 1
Germany at the close of the Krauci
( lormnn war.
After their defeat in 1870 the Fionc
Bet to work not only to restore win
thny had lost , but to make inomsclvi
stronger than they had over been. Tl
rostill seems to show that the mono
enormous though it is in amount , ha
At any rate , been well used as far as tl
purely militarvviispoot is concerned.
With 500,000 men kent permanent'
URolcbu for iiny thing in the way of liulu
trial production , it IB , of course , easy
indict this huge war blrl from the poai
* point ol view. But , unfortunntol
European iwlHIcH generally do in
ndmlt of this point of view , and Frani
may wall think that without this Inn
number of industriously useless the
would not bo much usa in all the rest
It must bo remembered , ' too , that tli
1C. huge expenditure does not necossuri
mean a corresponding loss of money
1C.f the country. A good deal of it simp
goes from ono pocket to the otnc
The money spent goes largely to Fron
workmen and French manufacturers.
The uamo may bo paid of Gorman
many of whoso eltlea ami towns wou
think themselves rulnod if the llfo ni
movement of the troops in gurrltt
were withdrawn ,
Ilie Krenoli Army.
Franco's total peace effective is sou
what larj'cr than Itfut of Germany.
amounts to M > 8li8i , ( men , wltbout com
ing the gcndai morio und for
brigades , which number about liO , (
men. To this half million of men mi
Lo added 0.J41 ! olllcora and 11C71 ! ! si
oflicors , t-o the total Is a formidable 01
Then the calling of Iho whole imti
classea of the nation lo anna in w
brings the llguro up to 4,125,000 , u hvr
force of which would have to bo detach
for colonial borvlco.
It is a common error1 in America
uppoae that the .European nuth
jrurublo at military tnxatlon because
ihoy are opposed to the principle of
BtandlngnrmlcB. On thocontrnry.mcstof
Lhcm nro firm baliovcr.t in it. It Is only
a question of degree , The nations are
extremely proud of their armies nnd
navies.
The Italian peasant , when sixty per
cent of what ho earns is t\iten from
him by the tax gnlheror , softens in n
moment If a few id nil t words about the
glories of the army or the navy are
breathed in his oar by the collector.
In Franco the people cheerfully pay
any thing nnd everything asked for to
day for the support of the army and for
primary education. Uut In Franco the
peasantry Is many limes richer than In
Germany , anil can stand a much more
prolonged financial strain.
People grumble from h.nblt In
Franco , but they always pay , and would
bo very critical of any reduction of the
military forces.
F.mperor Wllhelm's subjects do not
flpcm In quite so acquiescent a mood ,
just now. The triple alrfanco Is urging
him to holghU lo which they can hiudly
follow htm.
TI1E TELEPHONE OIKI. .
Infm-itinUoii Cnthcrcil lit Ilin Other l-'ml of
ttmVlic. .
"Hut I toll you there are some things
that some subscribers do not know , " mild
u telephone nirl lo u Washington Post
ronoitor , "In f.ict. you might say lot ? of
tliliiL's thnt lot's of them do not know ,
and if they would oomo up and take n
look at the exchange room they would
understand things that occasionally vex
them now.
"Xow , for instance , a man mines to
the 'phono in a hurryUU' ! ' gives a violent
ring. Well , IIH ! operator has thirteen
out of the fourteen pairs of coids on
her desk In tito nnd don't hnvo a chance
to answer for a few seconds , and Mr.
Man rings violently and continuously
for a whole minute. Docs ho startle
tin whole n om and rail particular at
tention to Ills demand1 ; Not exactly.
The llttln diop on the board falls
quietly from his number , and wo don't
heir any of his ringing , nnd what is
more , his call can't bo answered till he
quiets down. ,
"This is the vrny it works ; watch that
operator. You see she has an upright
bo ml In front ot her full of numbered
liolen , one for every tc'ophono in the
service , and on the Icdgo below the
holes are fourteen pairs of cords with
metal ends like shoe laces and each pair
of cords serves to make the connection
between a pair of subscribers so that
any operator can have twenty-eight
pcoplo in conversation on her switch
board at once.
"Now , below the cords on the switch
board nro numbers thr.t correspond to
the subscribers on the operator's list , an
average of 1'23 to each girl , so a girl is
kept pretty busy attending to all of
them. Each niimbr is covered by u
black disk on hinges und the slightest
touch ot ) the bell on your 'phono maices
tlio disk over your number fall down.
Hut ro matter how hard you ting the
operator docs not hour it. She
just sees the numlor , throws down a
little lever that connects your 'phono
witli n pair of ollico , cords , and thun
says. 'Number , please ? ' You v give
her the. number and the sticks the
metal-lipped cotds into the nuinhered
hole you called for and rings up the man
you TOint by pressing a button. The
"central' is out of the conversation till
you hang up your receiver and 'ring
oil' . ' M his drops a rod disk ever your
number , and 'central' knows she can cut
oil and have the connecting cords ready
for the next call.
' But when the operator shoves the
cord tips into a hole and hears a 'click ,
click , ' she knows an operator at ono of
the other boards has a subscriber talk
ing on that line , and then she says :
'Can't got them now ; line is busy. ' This
is what makes a great many people mad.
They think 'central' means she is too
busy to altond to them , and they nut it
down to a novel or a sweetheart every
time. ,
"The greatest trouble the subscribe !
has is usually in getting at the wrong
range from his 'phone. Four inches Is
the right distance. Wo had a man call
in hero the other day thnt his 'phone
-v.is out of order. The chief operatoi
asked him how far ho was standing frou
"I , and hosaid :
"Oh , about a yard. '
" 'Corno up closer , ' said the operator
" 'Why , ' said iho man , 'I ve got mj
nose right in the thing now. '
"The girls have all been wanting tc
see thai man cvor since.
"Wo are kept pretty busy the mosto
Iho time. The girls work on eight
liour stretches , anil average 1,000 call
a uayi and there are thirty-two opera
tors'employed altogether , some ofyhon
are on nil night , though that wo. I
takes Jewor than during the day.
"Wo have to keep ported on all sort
of news , and during Iho base ball seitsoi
half of our afternoon culls aio to tcl
what is the si-oro , and it is the sanv
wilh the foot ball games. Wo turn in i
good many of the lire alarms , and 01
last Tuesday night gnvo the white hou ; , '
the first news on the election returns.
"Tho subscribers mo almost withou
exception very nice and courteous to u-
and 1 think Ihoy would bo oven less ante
to bo vexed or misunderstood if the ,
would como up to the exchange nnd no
how things work. "
JOHN CHINAMAN'S CHILDREN.
lie lUolUm tlio lln > n , but tlio ( ilrli ,
tillAren't In U.
As 11 fiitlicr , John idolizes his boyi
but fools Uocnly the disgrace broueli
by the tulvent of tv daughter. IIo dot
not eoiihidor her worthy ot a mum
but culls her No. 1,2 , or It , ns the cits
mny bo. lie Ignores her entirely i
tolling the number ot his childror
counting only the boys.
lie considers bar us without mind r
foul , says St. Nicholas , nnd denies lit :
the udv'mijiifjes of education which he
1O brother receives. As blio grows up eh
1Oy is u slave in her own and her husband
y house ; nnu not till Bho la old docs Bl :
3O receive love and rovorcnco.
O It n child is taken sick , both John nn
0y. ! Ills wife think the soul has wandore
y.a . uwny , nnd btops urn t-ikon to recall i
The mother c.tlls at iho opou dee
! 0 "Soul , como homo ! " The father goc
reo out to seek it , usually searching abou
reU the nearest bridge.
U At hit ) cry ot "coining , comlntrl1' tl
mother looks carefully about the Hot
iy and secures the llrst thing she see
toy Tills muy 1)3 lion or beetle or other ii
y scot , but it is supposed to have with :
T , it the missing spirit. It is wvnpncd t
nnd joyfully placed under the pillow
the Rick ono , who IB now expected to r
cover forthwith.
id If death comes instead , the child
buried summarily und with scant cor
311 many. John considers hip owncollln 01
pf the most valuable and most neccsan
pieces of ftirnituro for his best rooi
1C- und his highest ambition is to hnvo i
1CIt elaborate funeral.
it- Ho nnd the older members of I :
iSt household have this , ambition gratilt
00 in proportion to their wealth und tl
ist number ot their descendants.
ib-
10. Keoavuroil Her Klulit.
10.vo A Sjotch paper tolls of n farmer's wl
nr who has u great deal of trouble with h
go servants. The other dav one of the
cd caroo to hoc to say : "Madam , I feel
shall not , be. able to work much long <
to 1 think I am going blind. " "Why , hi
ma is thutV You seoui to Kd along pret
well with your work. " "Yes ; out I can
no longer BOO any moat on my pinto nt
dinner. " The mrmor's wife understood
and the next day the Borvanls were
pcrvod with very laVgo nnd very thin
pieces ol moat. "How nlcol'1'tho girl
exclaimed ; "my sight hascomo hack. I
can see better thin ovor. " "Howls
thnt , Holla ? " "vThy , at this moment , "
replied Holla , "I can see the plalo
thiough iho moat. "
Tnltoadvlcol Stop couchlnr nl once by
the Immediate use of Ur. llull'j Cough Syrup.
Ono uottlo will euro you.
CALIFORNIA GOLD DISCOVERY.
.Mnilc liy Thrco Men \Vlin Were Ilurjlm ; Ilio
lloily of n fourth ,
Gold was discovered in California in
1818 nnd in Colorado in 1S38. The dis
covery WIIH nreldcntnl in both eases ,
anil the fact created the impression that
mines \ioro "lying around loose. " Ad
venturers drifted about in hope
of "stumbling upon tv mine. " Mr.
Thnycr In his "Marvels of the Now
We1 * ! , " mentions several instances of
lucky "stumbling. " Throe men , whllo
looking for gold in California , discov
ered the dead bodv ot n man who evi
dently had been ' . 'prospectine. " "Poor
fellow ! ' said ono of the trio , "ho has
passed In lib chei'lcs ! " ' "JLot's glvo him
n decent burial , " said nnothor. "Homo
wife or mother will bo glntl if over she
knows it. " They began to dig n grave.
1'hroo feet below the surface they dis
covered Blgns of gold. The stranger
w.is buried in another place and whcro
they had located a grnvo they opened a
gold imno.
An adventurer who had drifted into
Loadvlllo nwolco one morning without
food or money. Ho went out und shot a
deer , which , in its dying ngonleskicked
tip the dirt and disclosed the signs of
gold. The pour man staked oiit a
"claim' ' and opened ono of the most
prolitablo mines ever worked in Lead-
vllle. "Doid : Man Claim , " the name
given to another rich" mine in
1-icndvillo , was discovered by n
b : okcn down miner while digginir n
crave. A minor died when there "were
scve'ral feet ot snow on tlio ground. His
comrades InUMiis body in n , fcnowbank
nnd hired n nian for S"0 to dig sv grave.
The yriwediggor. after three days'ab-
fconco , was found digging n mine instead
of a grave. . NVliilo excavating ho had
struck gold. Forgetting the corpse
and his bargain , ho thought only of the
fact that ho had "struck it rich.1'
But thobo "stumblings" are excep
tions to the rule that mines are found
by painstaking , intelligent prospcrtors.
They spend wearisome months in ex
ploring ; mountains and gulohes. They
are minerulogiMs , geologists and , above
all , practical explorers , who can tell
from a "twist" In the grain of the rocker
or from the color of a spar seam whether
"paying gold" can bo mined in the
region.
ir is Tin : KIST.
' Tliat Is Why I Kccnmincnil It.
CuambPrlnln's couch romcdv gives the best
satisfaction of liny cough medicine I handle ,
and as u seller leads nil other"Drcpurutlona In
this irurhet. I recommend it because it is
tlio best mcdicino 1 ever bandied lor cotigna ,
colils aad croup. A.V. . Baldridgo , .Millers-
vlllo , III.
All liy Himself.
Detioit Tribune : It all happened in
ono of ocean's caves , where the starfishes -
fishes love to linger and seaweeds cling
affectionately lo the insensible rock.
An oyster rushed wildly into the
humble homo hi * industry and frugality
had provided. IIo , wasyory milch agi
tated. , ,
His wife , arrested in her household
duties , turnrd pale.
"Oyster alive , " she gasped , "what
lias happened ? "
"My darling , " ho impressively ex
claimed , "good by ! "
She sank into n scat with a low moan.
A terrible fear gnawed at her breast.
"Aro you called to the upper worl J ? "
Her voice died on her lips. eSho read
in his face lhat her worst fears wmo
confirmed.
"Merciful heaven. "
Burying her face in her hands she
wept copiously. IIistily gathering to
gether r. change of underclothing , the
oyster stood at the door nnd east about
him ono last glance at tbo beloved place
ho would see no more.
Suddenly his wife sprang to her feel.
"My lifo , " she cried , -'I will go wilh
you. "
Ho shook his head.
"No , " ho groaned , "I must go alone. .
1 am wanted for a church sociable. "
D.tsliing a tear fiom hid eye ho kissci
her cheek and was gono.
London' * KnrirninuH raaannger Tralllc.
Stt'tistics show thnt the number o
passengers carried by steam within UK
area of tlio British metropolis in a single
glo year does not fall short of 9127,1)00,000 )
Next como the tramways , or liorso cars
which transport in a year no fewer lhat
191,000,000 passengers. The omnibusci
uro credited with carrying at least 200 ,
(100,000. ( There btill remain the ridori
in cabs nnd the patrons of the rivei
steamer * . Including these , the numbo
of passcncers moved from place to placi
in some form of public convoynncoTS es
tlmated at about 777,000,000. Taken b :
itbolf , thono ligures seem largo , yet 1
only Indicates on nn average ono journey
noy every two days for every inhabitan
of London.
Constipation cured by Do Witt's Earl ,
Risers.
J.lttlc , but Coimicoous.
Notwithstanding ; their diminuliv
size , pugnacity Is ono of the mo3t con
ppicuous traits of humming birds. Eve
kingbirds nnd the boldest hawks nr
afraid of thorn , being compelled to re
treat before the impetuous asbiuilts <
the tiny warrior , whoso boldness is enl ,
equaled by the lightnlngliko rnpldit ,
of his movements , tnus ballling any al
tempt at resistance on the part of th
r inoro powerful adversary. The lance
like thrust of the ncedlcliko beak I
usually directed at thu eyes of th
enemy. When two or moro Individual
of either KOX happen near the same spo
spirited and'of to n violent conllicts at
almost certain to ensue.
A Sura Cure for Croup ,
Fanners como Alteon rolloj to my store <
{ jot Chainborlaln'tt cough remedy. Many i
them , line m.vtair , uro uovor without It I
tbclr homes. U cured mv bov of a sovo
attack of croup and , I ballovf , saved his llf
K , Dalton , Lurar , liussell county , ICa
Tim rotnody is a certain euro for croup an
if used a * soon as tbo lirsc Bpraptoma appea
will prevent the attack4 For ealo by dru
P
) f Lira tilOVH M.IHKKT3.
i"
I.lKlit Ilecelpts and llrl > k Trailing Mn
the lldllilny Here.
laB
OMAHA , Nov. SI.--Of tlip four grout live etc
B- markets of the country , this was the only o
BIO wlieroThunkbulvIni ; iliiv wns not nlinerrod I
IOy a lot.il suspension of business , nnd It nils
y nlinoitna well linvo Luon so observed hero
n , fur HU receipts worn concuracil. ( July tibo
in savi'iity-llvo curomls of stock of nil kli
went received. Tlio four ( lavs' receipts foot i
10,4'iS ciuUo , Yl.f'18 hos ; an. I l.iuOsliutm iimilii
la lUOti3 euttlo. 17.115 liux * nnd 1'oS blicep t
id sainu four day s lust week.
Thorn were considerably leu than 1.000 lie
10 of cattle ull tola received , imU of the
WANTED
BONDS Total lMUr > of CITIES.
COUNTIES , SCHOOL
erin DISTRICTS , WATER
in COMPANIES , eT.R.R.COMPANIEB.cto.
r fcrnupondcnco lallcltcd.
r. N.W.HARRIS t COMPANY.Bankers ,
IW 103-109 Dearborn 8tre t. CHICAGO.
10 Wall Street , NEW YORK.
ty 70 SUU 9t. < BO TON.
\
rnlhpr innro than llirHivrpro COT * mil
flint llnrdly any of tlio tocm that wnroRiiol
Fiinii.h forliccf cotIM bo ctllod roilly need
r. ou Iho tunsil Inir-Ml n nil i ro u P ittlo o il
frcoiv ntitUntnntlarvfstrotiaor prlcci. The
cnnoral mnrkot cut.hlfcnfp y bo o illoil strong ,
nllhoil-'h thoto nuto not onntieli cattle here
to ni.ikd n roil toil. uid tin loulitol'y u crrnt
| rirt of the strcnttth nud actlvrry win duo to
HID lluntiiovi of the < edtt | ind the cUdmt
dcUrftdii the pirtof dealcisitoncrally to cut
throuab nd en home tn pcnil thn day In zlv-
Ini thanks nnd cnjnytaff a coort dinner.
About ulehtocn of tlm thlrty-lhri-o lo ( of
cattio rucolvo I todTifta cn-.v < The ninrUnt
wnt aetivn nt ute iilv IT itronj prlcps and Uio
olTcrliKN had nil ch nirod hands by the tnld-
( Hoot tlio forenoon ' orctnl lo-uU of good
J.it western cowi fui'u iitlllJ nml J'.M. and
tltoro was llttlo JA6eont fctttir thnt had
to sell i.t under $1.75. There was no pirtli'iilar
rhiume In tlio tr.-ulo In InilK o\on mill stasi.
Salts wore Reneralty al from $ I.V > to J..V. A
few vo.il calves tolil ( | iltckly 'it from > IOJ to
J" > IW. nnd thn cnlninon lirrfo ralvos and o ir-
lines continue In poor demand at from il.5. ) to
t i.no.
Thcro wns nollilim dolnjt In stocUcrs nnd
feoilrrs. 1'rosli rccolpM wpro limited nnd
went to the rPKillar do tiers nt stuin1 ] > to
stronc prices. Unisldo buyers wcra coiiinlen-
0113 for tbolr ab < sonco and the volunio of tr.td
In : was dculdudly llzht ,
lloos Kcci-ints woru llihl even Ihthlpr
than expected , Tborocro loss than h If as
ninny IKI. 3 hero ns there wore 1 st 'I hanks *
Riving dnv. Aside from ihu inntlcrnf rc-
cnlptH conditions wore uliout the faino us on
Wednesday , nnd ptlccs weio rory ccnerally tn
the SJIMO notchus. Tbo alilpiilni ; < l ( > iiiiind was
11'ln , hut tbcro ivas n L-cio.l liKpilry from
packets niul frpsh moat ric.ilrrs , and tr.ido
" us tolntiihty btUk with pilucs si only nt
Wodncs lay's we.iU closhm prices. A few of
the ttoud to cluilcn heavy and lintohor wcl Jbt
hozs , all nmrn nr los sorted , < old nt < . " > .7 % with
ono lo-id it JV3I'.i iMo rood boss of nil
weights sold mostly ut from Uns to.fi.71 , with
KOIIIO voiy coiiiiiion 1 Kill mixed slnlT as low
as } % . ) , Tbo pens wrro cleared by
ID o'clock , iho bulk of the bozs BO UIIR
at fio'ii $ j. < V > to J. > 7n. nK.nlnst fiom
f v40to 'i.4Mnst Tliurtilay. A year ape nn
Than tszlvlu i dnv bojs sold tnoitly at from
JlCS to t.i.ro. anil If f.irinors cou d thiinU Hod
fortl.lM3a.7ilhOE8.au ni1vati"o of OVOH ? iOO
poruwt. oiiKht to make thoiii thnktnl rnonnh
tn build a now church nnil ralso the pardon's
salary.
Thnro wcro no sheen on tie ! innrKct , All
local boiist's nro wn nt Inu cnod niiiltnns. nnil
nto ruaity to p.iy Rood slronz urlces for tlinni.
Quotations wcro nominally unchanged Kalr
to Rood nut I vrs. .l.'iOl.7i : tilt to jtoo.l < vest-
orn . $ . ' 1 5(2450 ( : coinninn mid slock shcop ,
$ . ' . 'J.WiriO : good to cliolco U to UJ-lb. l.-vmbu ,
II.004J5.OJ. _
Oinaliii rroilncn Market.
POULTUY The close of TbnnUsjIvIni ; Oay
found n good miinv Uirlvcys left over. In
Bplloof the Injiincllonsof coininlsslon inon to
ship early , the reiulnUon Wednesday \\oro
very Inrao and a i-ood deal of the stoolc went
boKRlni ; for a buyer. I/l\u turkovsero nspo-
uhilly In larso supp'y ' nnd could bu hud for bo
uor Ib. on 't'linnKs-ilvliijt day. Dressed tur
keys wcro iiiilnnntud allio per Ib. Other
Kinds of poultry wcro fairly woli cleaned un.
Llvo chldicnsuto iiuotod at O'iO'o and
geese and ducks at bQ'.lc.
Al'rr.rs Oood apples : ire quoted at f.1.7. Ji
4.'JSome \ cry fancy utocU inlpht possibly
ronch il.St1 , whllo more coiiiiiion slock would
go iiHlow as $1.50.
HAVAN-AS I'cr bnneb , J2.0C&2 B
OAMU I'r.ilrio c-hlckcns , $1.0 © 4.2. " , : grouse ,
SJ.UO : miall , Jl.'fi : snipp. tl.iU : jacit snlpo.
-i58l..iOt plover. $ , .00 ; golden plover ,
? I. ' . ! : < ! ? . ' . .VI : uanvas back ducks. J7.OU5lS.no ; red-
bead ducks , CI.50 ; mallard ducKs. f.i.'iO : blue
wlni ; tunl , } ' .7"i ; gteen win : ; to.tl. fl.M : inl.\ed
ducks , SI.5U : jack rabbits. SI.U061I M : 'small
rabbits , $ ! . " . > < < & 1. 50 : squirrels. JI.W : antelope
saddles , Ul. > c : deer Ar.diVvs. l."i10c : nntclopo
carcasses. tuSICc : deer carcusse > < , lti''c ! llvo
plecons , JI.V5SI.5J.
MALAGA On Arcs IS.RC@1I.CO per " > -lb. keg.
HUTTKII At tbo present tlmo a Rood < loal of
the country roll KOCS at 174MUc ; fanev stocn
1'oos Cold storage occs are sollliu at IS ®
Mo. and strictly ftt".h stock at'.V. with somu
bales loportcd nt".lo.
1'OTAioES bait hakp. stock Is quoted at So ©
BOe , and native 7 ® S1e.
T.unilon 1'liiHiirlal Itovlcw.
[ Copyrighted 18'JJby.lamci Ronlon Ucnaatt.l
I/ONDON , Nov. 24. ( .Now York Itrralil Cabin
Succlal toJTiir : llEJ ! , ] As rusards bujlnebs
this has been far frpm a s-it'sf.ietory dav on
the stock ovcbanie. lunds were steauy whllo
Indian rupto paper Is ljd ci.sler. Porolitn
govi-rnmcnt sccurltli-s closed stnuiKcr ,
a bettor tcndeiiL'y belnu leportcd
on contlncntnl bourses. ( iruok bonds
wcro pattlcularly Ilrm and J to
1 per cent hlyhor. ABire atds homo railways
sueciilatlvo attention was chlolly directed to
Ungbton dcforred , which lluctiintod con
sider. ibly , but closed ( Inn at an advance of ri
percent. Nortlieasforn la 'i per cent better ,
Gloat ll : stem li par cent , but other descrip
tions luavo olT .rattier , dull nn'l mostly
lower. Americans' More Amoio "or less Hat
all Unv 1'rnspects' of tbo Kr'.o preference -
once dividend belnz pnssed has slinken
conttdrmco ana rdUcuajcd bull , operators
here , whtlo fonrs nf gold 'Shipments ' from
Now York prod need an unfavorable Impres
sion. Owlnn to Now York markets beini
closed dealings wcro res'rlcted. but a sonctal
dccllno u'iis estab Isbod , Incltidtni ; ? I per cent
In Krlo and Wabash debenture. * > per cent In
Chicago & .Milwaukee and Ji to 'i ' per cent In
others. Canadians have also shown woukncis
In sjmpathy. Canadian 1'uolQc nnd Ur.uid
Trunk issues close U to ? . per cent lower ,
Money was not much wanted. Short loans
wcro obtained at Hi to li per cent The dli-
count murket was qulot ; two mid throe
months bills wcio quoted at.Ji to : . ' ! ' per cent
Omaha HIilt-H und Talloir.
HIDES No I croon , 3c : No.l.grocn slated
4 < 34ic ! : TSo. 2 green salted.2JjO to aail c : isc
1 croon salted , 23 to 40 Ibs. . 4ie ! ; No. 2 erect
salted.'A to U Ibs. . U > icNo. ; . 1 vo < il calf , 8 to 1'
Ibs. , fc ; No. S veal onlf. 6 to 15 Ibs. , 4o : No. :
dty Hint , ( io to 7cs No , a dry flint , 4o to 5o : No
1 < frv siiltcd. 5u to Be. Part cured bldea out1'
half cent per pound lois than fully euro I.
Slinr.t1 I'KLTS Oieon s-ilted. oacb : el.25
green sa'.tcd slioarllnss ( short woolrjd early
skins ) . o.ich , l.vio'J'ic : dry ulienrllnzs ( shnri
woolcd early sltlus ) , Nn. I , each , : ViMOc : ilrj
shoarllnia ( short nooloil early skins ) . No. a
each. Ac ; drv Hint Kansas and Nebraski
butcher wool pelts , per Ib , , actual weight. I
CtUUc : dry Hint ICnns.iaand Nebraska mnr
rriln wool pelts , per Ib. . actual weight , Sitl-'e
diy Hint Colorado hntober wool polls , per Ib.
actual ucl-'ht. 10Q.l ! ' , o ; dry Illnt Colnrndi
murrain wool polls , per lit. actual weight
Will'c : dry pieces and biicus , actual weight
7i < Jc. Have fn.H cut on' , as It Is useless ti
pttv freight on them.
TM.I.OW AND OitKAsn Tallow. No. 1 , . ' .yc
tallow. No. ' . ' , Ufill'io : grease , wblto A , 3c
gruisu , white II , UL c ; gro.isc , yellow , ilo
creaise , durk , 2ic ! ; old butter , -ft-1 ! io : bees
wax , prlmo , 1 utt - " . ; rough tallow , lii'c.
I.llcrpo.il
Nov. 21. WHEAT Steady ; do
m unil poor ; hotdeis offer mouoratoly.
COIIN Qulut ; inlxutt western , 4i 'Jd per con
tal.
tal.lUco.v Long clear. 45 pounds , 4.'s porcwt.
IjAlin1'ilmo western Ms. nd per cwt.
CIIKFHE American , whlto and colored , S ? :
Cd per cwt. _
Nuw Yo l-n Dry ( iiocu Aliirliot.
Nnw YnitK. Nov. 24. Tbcro was a good d <
inand for dry goods , only loss ui.'tlvo than
weak ago , A very strnnc tone urovadod a
cottons nnd mnny are withhold riom prosoi
salo. Much higher cotton Is looked for , Wuole
fabrics were In Improved request and ovu
coatlngH are selling fruoly on orders for tl
fall of IbUJ.
_
I'lnanoml Notci.
I'Anis. Nov. 24 , Thros per cent rentes , 01
( Wo for thu nccount. Tlio weekly statement i
the Hani of Franco shown nn Incieaso of U.U7
cf gold and 22.250,000f silver.
LONDON' , Nov. 24 , Th6 bullion In tbo Him
of KiiKland Increnbcd i-'Ji.OOJ during tbo pa
nook. The proportion of the Hunk of l.in
land's reseivo to liability , which laht wee
was 40.58 per ccnt.'lftiiow 40.81 per cent.
If you have piies naWlti's WltoU Hazi
salvo will suroiy curt ) you ,
Stopped th
progress of Coi
iuniptlon. Th
boat nuthorltl
ngre"o that It's
scroftiloua affc
tion of the lung
If taken in Urn
and given n fa
trial , Dr. I'lera
Gold on Medic
, , Discovery wl
Thousands have l > een saved I
cliocc ( i euro * * * vMfninjj * * * * * w t * v. * * * v > i
it thousands morp are putting U oil till t.
late. For every form ot Scrofula , Uronchli
Throat , and Lung Affections , Weak Lunj
Severe Coughs , and Ulndrotl ailments , it is
positive reinwly. It's guaranteed to do i
that's claimed for it. If it doewi't benefit
cure , In every case , your money is returnc
The " Discovery "is the only Liver , Bloi
And Lung Remedy that's sold BO. Tul
what a modlclno it must ho I
Especially has it manifobted its potency
IS it curing Tetter , Bolt-rheum , Eczema , Eryslj
It las , IJoIls , Carhnncleg , Bore Eyes , Goitre ,
id Thick Neck , nnd Enlarged Glands.
ip Don't think it's Mike the carcaparill :
ipn They claim to be ( food for the blood
10 March , April , and Muy , "Golden Medlt
id Discovery works equally well at all seasoi
so
I'ruifl.l hi Ckttkultrt Xvfllik lllii-J
M0aa rand ! ttctl 0 < 1 CvIJ ( utttllkv
Ki.i. u )4 ) .
no ether * JU/uif rfancrrv * uMUU4
. At l > r , , i .
la tUmim lof ptrllotflifi InlltDooiu *
llllcr f.r L4lM."Ul4 r , I ; r
Mall lOOOOTMtlKWIill. A'.o. . J
ck Mi at > * , v "
i AGAZINE FIR \
CHRISTMAS MUMBER. /A making the customary preliminary nunaunwmcnla of
the lending features for 1893 , tlio publishers call attcn-
THE FRONTISPIECE . tlon to the number mid character of the contribution'
wilt r-r.-i fM imie ) In Colors of a }
_ , we , " " ) lorbr I , . MAKCIIhl II , of I'arK which ensure above nit the JiNTlSKTAHflXG quality of its
THfc COVIiK u ornamented by an Attractive new lichen
( milled In culort , the year wilt be especially notable for its abort and
DECORATION AT THE WORLD'S FAIR , lly stories.
I IUM : U. MIURT. HlimiatcJ wiili design * by Hi AMI-
iintrs U > x. MAVNARD , CIIASB. UUINIIAUT , WMR , ! !
M uiril.nml S T.lJ.r.l.CliS other * . OF MODERN FRENCH WALL , FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT
.
PAINTING. lly WILL II. Low. With full-pane
illustrations from the oilRtnatt of llonnat many , l > n\i < ile - , ° "i "cr 1)ou for mU'.v ! ' .vcnrfl > entitled THE ONE I KNEW THE ii
Clmniinei , Jean 1'aul lAuren * , Oct\ex , Cakind , Lalland , BEST OP ALL Thh sciiM Is MnncHilng l > robnlily entirely iinlmto in
and others.
lltorntiiro bcliiff the
,
NORWEGIAN PAINTERS , lly H. II. I1otx , with frankly autobiographical story of the iixpcrlencfH of a
many illustration ! . chllil titi to girlhood , with its Rcusatlons mid omotiotm nn each now idinso nm\
THE NUDE IN ART. ItyVn i II. Ijon tml KtmoN Cox , problem of lifo opens to it. In no cense , Ifbwcvcr , la it a juvrnllo story ,
THE with TRIUMPHAL full-pace lllu tratlnn , ENTRYilNTO < bv the writer" I1ERLIN. . distinctly llo Ntndy by n moturo tuiuil of that wholly dtffciciitvotld which a
lly '
clnld'a mental llfo
resents.
ARCIIIRUU founts. In the Historic Moments' jcriff , i
with full-liner illustration.
SHORT STO RIES. Ton rim Croso. A Christmas story
by ( JUORGK I. I'LTSAM. AN AV-IVTPU I'MIVIIII-KCR , a JERSEY STREET flND JERSEY LANE :
Chrxtmas story by OCTAMI 1 IIASKT , in the serici of
Stories of \\estern Town , ilhistrMed by A. II. I'KOST. SKETCHES. lly H. O. BUNNER. A BCtlcs of ( ,1s fetches of town nnd
Miss LvmiKit , nChmtin.-ujtoryliy C.roM.K A. lliniuim. country life , In the most chnrmlnr ? vein that IH known to readers of his other
Illustrated byV. . T. SUKULI.V. A WEST INDUS SIAVK works. Lnch sketch will bo
' illtmtrntcd in thorough accord with the lust ,
'HSUIUIKCTIOV , by Ononr.K , Cunt. A INKS oc GOLD ,
n short story by M ! M S. HRI COK. U.SDRR I'liucn
PROTECTION , n true episode In the life of the Utc Uiief SEQUEL TO "THE
of the Russian Police , lly Mine. K. It. dc MKI < SNFII. REFLECTIONS OF A. . .
POhMS. A SIIAIOW < ipIIIK NII.IIT , bv THOMAS HAIIRV
ALURICII. IN A GM.I.PI.V , by JiuC. . K. DakR , illus R Fll MflN % ROBERT GRANT. The mitlior relates the further
trated by n full page nfier a nuintlnK Ly bimon Uc Vos. 1 , , , " * oMienciipcs of Iho now well-know pair of married lovei 5 ,
Tim KitrKNTANcR OK KimsL 1'v.NCiioT , a humorous story 1'red nnd Josephine. Illustrated.
incrsc by KDWAHO S. I AKTIN , illustrated by r. ( / .
Ami . ,
onn.
POINT OF VIEW , ETC. , ETC. THE COPPERHEAD. Hy HAROLD FREDERIC ) . A politlm !
PRICE , 8S CENTS. . novel of great power , which will rim through
at least five numbers.
THE DURKET SPERRET T7 M'SS ' S > B > BLLIOTT' > ' * " Joriy. A rootle Bi y oC life Amonff the
' , ,
kHISl. ! ' 'ionncasco niotnitahioera shown in pinions
and
-T , striking contrast with the Bcbolaily lifo
nf the ; httlo university at Sowaueo-a juxtaposition wlnuh gives the key to the motive anil plot. It will rim through font- number * .
PFRSONAI RFfTOISP.FfcSP.FS ! LUN ? ? IjIBHB.E ) " "trans OF OARLYLH TO HDWAHD
. .
I ( .llWUimb , lll IVIimOUL.HUl..tJ. IRVING ami others , dealing with a part of Carlylo'n life fnr different fiom that
brought out in the recent literature of Carlyle reminiscences. RECOLLECTIONS OP LINCOLN AND SUMNEH HT
the late MA.RQUIB DH OHAMBRUN. Iloth afticlcn are full of new matter. AN ARTIST IN JAPAN. Uy ROBERT
SKSiV 0illrlSJ T1Stnni1 ( ; * 9m n sillc of nearly two years in thnt country. Ahniulantly ilhistratcd bv the author.
HISTORIC MOMENTS , which imvo been a featnrn of the inajfa/mo dnring 1802 , will ho continued by some pnrticnhirly Ettildntt
papers , among them several by the gloat war correspondents , \Vll.MAM II , llussKM. , AltClllnxi.l ) 1'oniiEB , nnd othcra.
A series of articloi on the lifo work of men in many callinn the chief wnyn ( xclneivn of
profoisions ) in which men earn their livelihood. Ono article describes , for example , the
typical life of a machinist or worker in iron on its largest scale in great mills like those at Homestead ; another the miner's every.
day llfo , another the lumberman's , another the typical lifo of n merchant seaman , etc. Uaeh one of these articles will ho wiittou by
a thoroughly representative man in the line of lifo of which ho writes.
T54F IfllHRI 11' S ° AIR \H \ PHIPAftn A RC p wiIll > o Published later in the year giving the Impressions m.ido
I ML. VUUIIUU O I Hill lit UIIIUMUU. by the exhibition upon different observers of note , both American and
foreign ; nnd many of thoio observers will bo nlso nrtistl who will ilhihtnilo thair own articles.
RflKPFI I AMFniK fiRTIPI F's ' "Pl' ratthoopenin-ofthoycarrnayho mentioned the further
.VIIObE.L.LHNtL.UUO HR I IbLELO coutributioim to the " 1'oor in Great Cities , " Mrs. Francco Hodgson
Burnett s UlustraUid paper on the London plan for Homo Aid to Invalid Children , etc. Of .special intcjent also will bo Professor
Hellprin's authoritative account of the PEAKY HELIM ! ? EXPEDITION , of which ho was the head ( ilhifltratcd by the artist who
accompanied the expedition for the purpose ) , a very interesting article by Octavo Uzanno on the exhibition of WOMAN'S ART uow
going on in Paris , and articles upon artistic subjects , accounlH of Iravels , etc. , etc.
THF II I II TRflTlflft ! A fao-slmlloot a watcr-color drawing liytlio French arU8fcMarcholt5 , which will appear in
1 IIL. IB.UUO I lift I lUuw. the Christmas number , marks an important departure from the usual tnothodn of reproduction ) C
iu.inajjaziiw illustration. It has always been the aim of Iho publishers to give tlio best renderings of original drawings in black nnd ii
white , but in thin plate a great step in advance in taken when Iho original drawing
is'reproduced not only in form and texture but in itti coloring ns well. The piclurt'H
of the year will represent the work not only of Iho well-known illustrators , but many ( $3.OO a Year
drawings will also appear by artists who are best known us paiiilers.
i (25c.aNumber. (
SUBSCRIBE NOW , BEGINNING WITH THE CHRISTMAS NUMBER.
SPECIflL OFFER. TfiS-J1 ? " .
Mri'iiulou for Ih93 , - - -9J..1II
Tim MIMIC , with Illicit nnmucvn bniind
In cloth , fl.OO
Are WARMER-WINTER
CLOAKS . - . OViRCOATS
The/ And Cost Less Money.
52 LATEST FASHIONS at
1520 Farnam St. , Cor. 16th.
Lady Clerks In attendance.
SPECIAI , SAtE
ns this ad. to Rct'spcol.il prices.
Tol' . IvorsonJ. Wood Smith. ll.W.Mi-Curoand
bolrs nt law ot Augustus Kotint/e , ucucuso I ,
U.itlierinu Kount/o ( his ulfe ) . llormnn
Kountw , laithuiKoiintzc. . Ulmrlui II.
ICoiint/o. Matilda Giirdlner , Ad.illno Kuth
O otnuntliiu Ilioun. Mar arut N. lioyor unit
Mury IJor.i Oliver.
You nru hereby notllloil Hint the undor-
slRitcd. three disinterested freuholdors of iho
olty of Oinabu. have boon duly upiiolntcd by
the iiriyor. with the npprov.il of the city
councilor said city , to assess the ilviuacu to
the owners respectively of iho uroporty
declared Dy onllniiiica ncccssiry to bo uiipro-
pri ilod for the use of mill elty. for the purpose -
pose of opunlns ; and oxtun llnx l 'lth Btrcot ,
from tbo nllnv next norlh of Nicholas street ,
north to tbo south line of ruddock 1'la u , und
fJom the > -oiilb line of I'addoel ; I'iuco north to
Ohio street , nnd opcninir aiul extending Ularlc
street , In Uumilnuhain'ti nddltlon from Its
present weitcrn tninilnus wcstto Dili street ,
so extended , as slnwn bv plat iasucil lo us
from the oillco of the city on liu < ni- .
You are notified , that havlnu accepted
said appointment , and duly qii.illllod as re
quired Dy law , wo will , on the "i < tb day ol
November , A. I ) , , ISO.1 , nt the hour of 10
o'clock In the forenoon , attho olllcu nf Slirlvor
iVO'Doimhoc , HO.l Karnani blrcot , within the
corponitollmltiiof s ild cltv , meet fur tbo pur-
jioso of consldci'ln and making Iho assess-
incut /lamaRO to tbo owners respectively
of Mild property by reason of such taking and
appropriation t humor.
The pmpoitv boloir-'Inu to you , propose I to
bo appropriated as nforosald , and which hat
been deolared ncveisjry by Ilia < ounell , by
oiiHii.inco to rtiiproprhito to the iito of the elty
boln bltiintcu In b.iM eliy of Oinah.i , In the
county of Douchis. andstito of Ncbr.islu , la
1 n H fohowa town :
Property In unmoor I1. Ivorson
Tli ? east 1'Jli ' fcot of NII ! ) lot I'i of llmcust
mtuDlat lax lotKlu the HW'iortlio HK'4 ' ol
01. 10. T 15 , H n Ii
1 * roporty In tlio nnuioof J. Wood Smith.
A strin of Innd CO fiiot wldorunnln inorth and
toiitli ihroiigliHiiblots.'iiindUor tax lot It , tin
onst line of nnld strip belim lli',4 foot woito ;
tlio line between tulottl nnd 11 In cectiun 1 <
T 15 K ia E.
I'roncrly in thn niuno of Augustus Kount/i
and H. W. MoUluru. ,
Tliu fullnwlne pnrcol or trnet of land ; Ho
e InnliiK nt tliosoiitliwt'st vornur of lot ID , lilocl
i- . I'adf.nuic I'l.ice ; tl'uni'O ooiilli lo tlio nortl
io llnoof Qlnrk Htroct. producud from Uniiislni ;
; s hum's addition ; llionun o.ist abiint ll."i feu
nlonit tlio north linn nf snld Ulurlc stri'tit , U
a tbo ucst llni of ( liinn.n.'lium'ri nddltlon
ilnjiit-o bdutli aliin thn nest line of Unnnln : :
9. hiin'i addition Lb fuut to thu honth line o
Ulurlc tlrcet , thence west nlon'j iuld Bouili Ilni
I of ClarUxtrout ton point In u llni < narullol ti
tlio oust line of tax lotsH und 0. nnd said tun
ll smrilni ; 04 fritt vruit of lot f , block ! W9. city
11 thence south ulons snld line to iho north lln
or tux lot 8 ; thunco west GO feoi to ttiq won
line of iith : atrcul ; llio'ii'o north parallel t <
10 the oust line of tax lots S und I ) lo the bontl
' line of OliirW stroat , proilni'ed from Uunnlnu
ham's addition ! t hence In n nortliwesturly dl
a ruction to the north ImoofClur.stroet. . nro
dm-L-di thunee north to tlio couth line of rad
"
' "
j , ! docU'"f > nVcoYrfieucoo VtL6"fe6t tbtuo pluco o
J.xl You aronotlflod to bo present ut the lira
xl and jilaeo aforesaid , nnd innko any objection
ik to or BtiitemonU concernlns said propose :
upproprlutlon or ahscssmunl ot damages , H
In youmay consider pro.or.ofiiiulVEH ,
* JOHN R I'UAOK.
or mr JOHN W. UOIIIIINS.
Commltto of Appr-iUers.
Omaha. Oolobor'io. " 18UJ. _ nld.Ot _
To tbo stockholders of tlio Ojallaln I.HII
IS. and Cuttle Co. : Notice Is hereby K I ven to tli
stockholders of thu Ojallitln Land und Until
company that the eonoral anniiul inuotliiK c
Hald company will Le held nt the ollico of s'll
compjiiy , In the elty of Omaha , state of Ni
brahlta , on Wcdnotday , December seven ! !
IbUi at two o'clock P. in. , for thu piuposu c
electing directors of the company to nsrvofi
thooiisuliiK yo r , und fur the transacting i
uny and ull other business of every kind an
clmrnoter that muy bo prescntod to sue
moiitlng by.tbo iissomblod Htockholders.
EUWAIIU I-1 , IMWIIBNCJE , I'rcs.deul ,
JONATHAN AUEU Becretury.
Ornuun , Mob. , Nor. ID , IbU
OMAHA
J B
- AWNINGS AND TBNTS.
Oraslia Tent-Awiiing WolfBroUCi ,
COM1UNV. Tfltinls. ( iwiliuj , tirii-iT
iionsiJ covinis. Urn , uovuMOf nil kl uli ,
it IBI , Imnarj , etc. So 11
1119 KnrnnmSt. forcntaloiua WJS. ltfi !
BAGS & TWINES. | BICYCLES.
Bemis Omaha Bag Co M , 0-Daxoi ,
Importerntul mfrvllo'ir ItlrTrtc'oM on month' ' *
lacks , burlaps , twine. rnjmciua. liJ .N. ljti ! St
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morss-CflG Shoo Cnnpur/ / .
1IU1 IlowarJ iract.
I ctnry corner llth nd DD-iitlaiPtroots.
Venrn inakln.'clasu prioui in < - sli hiiyurt. nn \ are
ulllneacla ) ] or HOD M urlilch Ii very sale iblo
wltli
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OP DAM-
AGICS FOR C'lJANOH OP GiJADK.
To tlio uwuurs of nil lots or parts of lots on
nil btreut from William stieut to Wool-
Yon n'ro hiTohy notllled th.it the iinaor-
1 , tliiuo illslntoriHln fropholdiiMof Uio
city of Dinahs , n ivo Ui-un duly iiioliilod | | | liir
tlio iniiyor. with the iipiirov.ilor thu city coun
cil of H.nd oily , toassuaj the il milieu to ilia
HID i--
Dwnurs rcsiiuttlvelyof iiroporty
liy uhunKlni ! thu isruilo of mid Btruui , do
olnrod by ordlnnnvu N < > ' 8 ; I' 1V'J ! '
UutoborKth. iw. upprouid Uoio inrv.tli , IcU. ' .
Veil uio fuitlior notlllud Ilint Ii ivlni ao-
conluil hal.l niipolutinciit mid duly qiitillllud
JIB risiiiilieil Dy Inw. wo will on Iho a.tli . di.y of
Novoinbur. A. I ) . IsU. ' . iit'lho hoiiriif S n'o.ocU
In thu iifloriioun , at thu olllua of Mirlvor &
O'Donohoi * . I4iil'.ini'iiu : t..wUhlti lliucorpoi-
atollinllB of said city , incot for the imn > oi > u of
roiHldur ns uiirt inaUlna tlio iisseiainnnt of
dnimice l the owiiura rnspoothely of said
nroiiurty uiroctod by suld ch iiiyu of urad. tJk-
n Into consduriilloii : special benofllB. If nay.
Von nro notlflud to bu prosunt HI thu tlino
nnd nlaioiiforosiild nnd uinko uny olijootlon
to or stutoiiionts coiiccrnliijt s M
of dRiuasos us you "i"/ . . ? ' '
"i"J.
. J. I'AIJI ; .
JOHN I' . I'ljAOU.
( /'oiniiilttcuof Appraiser * .
Nov. nth. Mi. nllidiot
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MA
TERIALS.
iJiilted Statcb Indian Egrvlcc. I'lno KWs
Aguucy , Hoiith DaUoti. Nov. Hi. IsOi
huiiled propoi ils. omlop id "I'roijoinlB foi
luinbur , wlnilo * * and liurdw.iru. " u tliii uu
may Lu.- and nddro 8nd to the iiiiileiilirnvu in
I'ino Kldito ftKonoy , S-oulli l ul.ota , will bo to-
rclvfd at tliU imonuy until I oulouk i ) . m. o
DocBuibor t . IbO,1 , for furnUhlnit unit clulhnr
Inz at thlH tiRuuuy about iVT.biW let t iissorlet
I u in Her , AM pulrsstr | ) hliiB . 20) ) door locus
65 * window BHhli and IU.MO pounds iiniorlui
imlls. u full I lit und dPkCtlptlonof whloh irnj
ba obtained by uuplK-atlon to tbo unjer
' '
fi'ldlien must state spoclQcally ttio kind am
SOUTH
Union Stock Yards Company
SOUTH OMAHA. f
Ilest cnttlo. lies nnd fchoep innrkot In the wo > !
COMMISSION HOUSES.
Wood Brothers , I
foutu Ciuaba Telephone Ili7 , - Chicago
JOHN I ) . IAIIS\1VN. I , . . _ . _ - „ .
WAI/1'Kll B. WOUI . ( Manager *
Market reports by mall anl wlru chourfully
fiirnbbed upon appllo ulon.
Perry Brothers & Company ,
Live Klni't UominUslon.
Uooia 61 l-iobanzo Ilulldln ? , tiautli Omaha.
Telephone ITilI
nrlro of each nrtlclo offered for ilollverj
under u contract. , .
All nrtloleg when delivered will bosubjeol
to H rigid limioctlon. , ,
Tlio rlB"tl reserved to reject any or M.
Uld , or any pirt of nny bid , If deemed for tu
Hach ld ! must bo uuoonip-inlod by n certi
fied check ordr.xfl upon BIMIIU United atutcr
doponllory , or nolviMit national lank , In the
Melnllyof the residence of Iho bidder , mud *
naviiblu tntlionrdcrof tlicconimUslonor o.l
liullnn arr lrs. form loan Slier ccuiol th |
amount of the propotal. which ehock oruraill
wlllbu forf ll0'4 to the United Wtato In caijl
nny fldilrr or bidders roculvlnis nn awl } l
bliall fall 10 promptly oxnentu u lunirwci muif
-1
peed andsullU-lent sureties , olherwlso to
returned to the hlddrr , , . , ,
II d arcomuanleil by cash In llou of u cortl-
Hodrheck will not boconslJored. „ . , .
for furlher Infornnnlon apply to CapUUi
0. Ullrown. U , a. A. . Actluif