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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1895)
-7 . - . . . " - - . " * ' ' I . r' . ,1 t " ' .J a ' Y. J. . _ " . y . . , . I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .rIlE OMAhA CAThY nEE : MDAY , FEn ltATI.Y 4 , 189. 17 SPBCIAL NOTIGBS - - - , AdYrrtl "ml'nI8 for the o ( 'olnlnnM wIll he nkl'l un II 12130 p. m. for the eyellnl RI.I ' 111 8 p. Ui. for the 10rnllRIII Sunday ttIItInn. S A.hfrlhl'rM. h7 reqnl'Alnl I nnmhoro" ch'ek , ln hRYO RnMwerM RlhlrI8 1' to R ' 1lherl' ' Il'tcr II cir , or ! lIio liro. An- .werl 10 R.llr" e" , , II ho del"ore" upon lrUt'ltRton , or the cIi.ck only. Ite . J 1-20 R 'Hrll , first Iiisijrjloi , , 10 R "or.1 Ilorntor. ' :011111 t.l , en for IU8 than 210 tor IrAI Iiiirrttnii. , 'lrMo Rlhortlolenl miiL run consecu' thcIy. - W ANTED-I1ALE : HELP. - - - - - - - - - - WANTflI-4.O . mN : ANTI AM ! $ TO Iml.l. i\.ANTI , our rpp1 1.loll r. . Hllnry $5 10 $0 prr mortth nrr"ln . nblllty. Th I.Hchlrll M'I. eo" , Wl.ter City , Iowa. Ii-M.F21' rVm7 l'SIONHIJ.E : Sl'ECIAbTY HAI.fl- . In1n tot weHtrr lown on th" "Htlpqon ( 'om. Fut ni SralcA ; " ucluove tcrr.tor ) ' 10 rllht man. ( A. Hntelhwlte , "Iale ngent . 12' ) ) last , _ 'n't ! Street , Des Moinra . In. B-MI 4' - : WANTI : . TnAVI.I.INO : MIN TO 8E1.t WH. . hur'A IPM ttwal nnt , other her " 1''clll. nq n llir lIne I' otherwl.e. ' \'llur 8ol , Men _ So. ' MUwtuike. H-M39) 8' , VANTlI , A OMPI'TINT 1'It'It.tNU M.\N , ! ncriunlntt'.I wih Ihn grocery trn.lp , In lanlr , Itnn < ware I. n .lle JtJer 10" In ? ' , 'brnsk 1 : 1'81 rerprrncc 'qnlt.I ; nat1I terrUory. , \.hlrp" . . , nnlp lerlor.hlrp" lerlor . .e. Ies Molncs Sionewnre "Jcnc ) ' . Dcs Mnllp. . la fl-Mt1 : G. - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - : - - - \'ANTI. ) HA I.l : ! " N ; A I 1.11 \ NOT I'X' ; I"rlenc" rv1iIre1. : .1' % o men lJ11 hll monry 8ellnl our 1.0 taflt . In.I . , ' 10 ICR.ur : Cull particulars In relUe't. lllrCM Iho ( Inkcrs or more "nnl. to .mr..ure 1 th.1 nny Inlorll < "lnll"hlpII In Amcrlen I.'nultel" Custom l'nnll Co. , Chicago lJ-M4GI , III. 8. [ W AN TED-F I ALE HELP. LAUIH WANTINO ri ItST CI.ASH ( II / . cal at IcatiWnavlau l'IST . here , IS13 Cl' . C-MG3.I'1 ' . C-IG:2.17' : wANTIn-A l IST CI\SS I.AUNI)1tl. 10G i'ANTI-A . C-StWS . GOOI 011. Foil GI'NII.10USI.W0I . cog oUlh :61h street. trL C , g. 11.1\11 . , . C-M123 C' Ct f. WAN1'FI ) . A NIA' : 01. ! ' 0n : CAIn : OI . ' i\'AN1. \ . , 'al' 0' ' ani , ' nssIst in "ceon,1 wOk , 1111 nnI'n"slsl.n sewing .n.1 . wlltng < on tnle. 10 H. :2,1 An' C-M143 4 C-:113 WAN'1'Il ) , TWO HTI'I > ! : : ' NpWmS AT W. C. A. 10lInl , Council lfluffg. . C-M49 9 ] OU REN'J.-liOUSES. t : ; 10USJH , 1 ' . l. DAIU.ING , BA1nm ltt.OCit. 0-30S IIUAIH : IN ALl , lATH OF TiE CtTY. ' 1lm O. F' . Ditv . COlt"ny. 1M ) larnatn. U-09 housEs : l1tA\'A & CO. , IOS N. 15TH 4T. . U-310 i.O1t lUNT-lIOt'Hl OL' 3 OOMS AND HAHN I.'OI ImN1-I0'HI 0 . 01 larl , u\.o. IIQllre al I : So. 15th sl. l-311 D-1 j'OIL ltINT-lIOUHfl NINfl ItOOMS ; FUll. I'OI 11 NT-10USn 100S FUl. Innce , bath , etc. . nt 32d unit I.'nrnm. $2.O : nl80 cheap hou8es. $ : . < 11,1 $10.00 , .llerell parts city. De"ler 1. Thomas , 401 Dee building. U-312 lrOlt mT-G.OOM COTT.\G IN GOOl HE- 1''lr. city wiIer , $0.00 per month to good iartie. lID N. 3ih. 1 block from I.'arnam car hue . Inquire ut Hloetzel's stove " tore . nexl 10 postollice. D-13 r . 6HOO : lOlmHN 10usr. ; . PIVI lINUTIS salk fromcout liouge vacant lecernber 2ltIi. ( ; . 1. . Green , room : U.rler bloek. D-31. FOI I1UNT-8-ItOOM COTTAG : ALL MOD. (1 corveiiIence. 212 Cal'orla el. Mien 1011 & Son , 1th and 1'arnam. D-193 llOUES WALLACE BIOWN ULI . IG & Doug. 1-317 FOlt IWNT-2113 CAI'ITOI. A "ENU 11 rooIn . , 10 < er. The O. F. Da\ls COllJlny , 1 D-jl FOlt ImNT-MOD lo-ItOOM 10USI , WITh : IO-100M WIT1 furnace. bath. gas hot and cold witer : one- hair block from I.'nram .trlet motor line : In most le.lrle residence locality In the city- No. : South 381h ave. For Iarlcullr. apply to home In\e.tlent Co. . 34 laxlon blk. . - .D-8iO . ! PINE j.nOOM CnNEl FLAT AT 701 S. IGT1 sl'eel. range anti all other con\onlences. $30.0. Oeorl CI/user. ! / ron 2 . laterson 1)1 , . 1623 ' . Farnan.trctt. 1- 11 ONE on TWO 10USI S Fob I6ENT . NO 1012 Georgia a\nue. 15 rooms In each house wlh all modern improvementh. J. M. Slm rl. 35 Dee bldg. D2G4 ROll I1I6NT , 5.ISOOM CO'MAG con. 28Th : T1 end I'arnm 3t. Milton Iogcrs & Sons D-M3i3 ? OR.ltiNT . ELf WAN j.noo 101SI : ALL modern improvements , except futnace. 221 Caaa , Cns sleel D-MHI G ,4. ) . 'on I1ENT ELEGANT FINISIED S-100M hou.o ; all modern ixnprovcinentt. . No. 406 N. Hid . tret. D-lII G & .100M COTAGE , 836 SUTH 21ST STitl5tT. D-MHO G' _ : RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. JLnASAN' ROOM. 1919 DODGE. E-M270 rrh1lIlI5 LM1OH IIANDSOMI3LY FURNISIIEI ) rln LAIGE 1ANlSOMELY l'UHNlSlED front moni. with all conveniences. Choice 10' cation. Apply at 2019 1arey el 12-mlST-4' t . Em9- FllNISllm ! ROOMS FOIl LIGhT HOUSE. - keeJllng. 1919 Dodge. , 25-3.1270 PEStAU.E FUINIBnl D 1001 1921 BT. - ory's Ave. E-28 4' 3.Olt IIENT-STEAM hEATED 1'UIINISIIED J'OI ImNT-STEA1 1.'UnNISlED ! rooms. 501 So. 13th - . , ' ' E-2I.I2 B I"UnNIRllm 1001S FOR 10USEKEEPING , man & wire : rent taken In "arl 3151 N. 17th. E-03 ' UnNISlm nOOM 1"01 ImNT ; ALSO TWO ; sulnbll for 'light houspkeellng. Call Sun.lay or after 6 p. m. 712 N. 20th 3t. Cal -MIO 4' I- JUhNISHED BOOMS AND DOARD. 1 IINIHlm lOOllS AND UOAItD . 212 I1OUTJI 23t1i .M. -1121 fOIT1 : lOI 111NT NEATLY I'UnNlSlFl BOU'fJ flont luoni with board. 2819 Calrornlslreet. . . _ _ _ _ _ \ F-3.1275 4. ) ES1ltA11i.I1 ROOM l'OI TWO. WI'1 hOARD. 2:10 : iodjo . .Ireet. J-2'6.6' . .p JICAOO ST. , 0812 , hANDSOME SOUTh ! front 10010 , olnglo or enulte. , SOUTI Iocaton auI-Ia&sed. Meals , optional. ' ! elePhoni" 1350. UI' V-ISO-C' ' rlll.m ! F..EGANT ! ltOMI IN 1\NIfOME IJ'I\nte residence : excellent table : Steam ; 111. hillono. < e , : central anti very reasonaltie. 202 NOlth 18th " r'cl. ! F-3.IICC.5' iOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES ron ImN1'-TJI I ) 4.STOlY UIC" ILIING 010 1nnan street. This hulhln ! has a lire. proof cement basement , complete .team heat- f ' lug 1"lut" , Wiier un nil leer /0. , et ( Ap- ) ply lt tile ofce oC 'Chele , ' . 1-910 [ 11 MAX Imnm IUI.1NG , N. B. (1011. 1th antI , I'nram : " 'OIS , 22xl0 or flxlOO , or the whale building : steum heat , electric ele valor : hnlllni will ! e arranged to suit len. nnl. In'lulre 301 $ l'irlm street. I-3.IIOIFSS L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - 101 _ - - - - - - - - - 1-10 AGENTS , WANTED. - - - - - - SAI.I'SlnN : 01 UNTS MAl" MONEY easy selh , " stilts 10 I"ler $1.6 pants n. shirts , $1 , mllkintool08 ) $5. lunter Tulorlnl C. . Cm- j cilnal , O. J-:1 61"I. .GENTS IN EVERY STATE ON HA1.AItv AND . rlll.lo" , II'nts iiinIing $ U to 15' ) Weekly - I ul'ku Chelical , & , , irg . Co. , L Crone .1-3.1318 , WI. . , _ _ BTOtA GE IeST STOlAO llUlI.DINCI IN 03.1MM , U. H. 01.\1 C tnv , bOIt&ILd warrhou. luu.ehol,1 . good . store . . . . . ' , . < I.o\eot lalls. 1013.IOIS l.e\'ollUI.th. M-319 6'01.\01 1"IANI 1\EIS. 1:1 1.\1Nr- ! . 1-21 WANTEI-3 SECOND IANIU1'ItGllr ! ! ) lANUl'lOl1' 1lauua ; 1.I.alo ) .iUtU IIlce. wako 0,1 , where It , h/ck. aII ! O 8e'n. I 1. Scott , _ rom 40 N-32 Itaingu _ ; , - - - - - - > - - - - - - - - - - WANTED-TO DUY. . CITY & CO VAh211ANTH. I'lCl.\IIZ - FA'U - W.\NTI ' 10 11\ OIl IU'T : H TO 8) ) ACHES t n"or city It 1"Ilo : bottom lal I"efern'd. T lice Ipelcel' , 161 Fernoin. < N-Ml 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - " ' , \N1'1l. : A Q(10D l"lHJ COW. APPI.\ p 118 1'u-nain. N--Mb' ' ) 4 . - - _ _ _ . _ , _ _ n N--lIG' Pen SALE- .HOItBFS : , WAOONS.ETO. . M1i.TioitSI8 llAltNESS ANt ) I'IIX25TON i l I'1A''ON1 573.00 ana hou8ehol0 goods or 6 rms 4hl - 110 - - 10wlr. ! . , - - ; 00. - - . - 1'-Md27 % FOR SALE-MIbUELLNEOUS. - - ' a . WrOIAN l'IANOH . IhltllclEi'OflT : OIIOANS. I'IAfOS. lOnT ( JtIO OIA I. WwdLrldl" II' . . . 11 Ho 17111. Q-t lOn AND ClClmN rr.NCI7 : IIMID WOOD l.ICiccts.C. I Lee . "JI 1)ougas I IAnD Q-326 ' FOR BALD. A NiAht1.Y . ' SI ! ol.\m 31310. soy cow for S3W. Ntl 10n r.ll. ( Mre. . UUih O. Claik . . l"lottnNel. < (3-3.1431 : G ; 1'1 : tA1.I3CIII2AI' . l'IIOENIX iJlCVt'Ii-3. IN. qulre Ill thetl ) . block. Q-MIU 8' c---- . ' - - - - - - - - - 1. CL aIIRVOYANT 3. 1E3. DR. H. WAJJ& CLAIIIVOYAN'r. liE. lIable ! alneu tedlUI ; 71 rear lt 1' N. 16th . N. . e . w w. 13-Ut TUIusn BAThS. TUlnSH ITISI ONr.Y 1I.ACE rN CITY exclusively for Inalu. Suite 10.10 hOes tdl. CIT 3G M. SSAGE . BATHS. ET ( ' . 1A1A : SlITH , M2 S. 1TH , 2U FLOOR. 100 . t 31 : mM9 r. vapor , alcho : . steam sUlphurlne r.alr . _ . ! ! _ . N1 latilL T-MgI 9- MADAM LAlUe , MASSAGE . UC S. 1ST ! ! . , T-3.167O-I'S' i 1ASSAOI' : , 1ADAU mNAlD. 1121 T-M30Cl3' 1101)013. 1-:3.13' PEfl8ONAL. 2310. T.V. . STONE 810 N. Y. LIFE , T I. U-32 : I. . CII . TIlE Iml.I.E IW/Im.Y COlumT , MADE TO order from measure . 119 I'nrnam .treel. U-329 , - 3..B1A0I ! : , 1:1.I ! CnO 'rIIEIOMAL IIATIIS. chlroloiilst. IJm . , . 10sl. 3198. . 1.lh . .t.U33 U-33 SIATIS < IOUNI. 101.IOW OI I'I.AIN , AT _ ± . : ! . UndeItnd's , IO80 1 _ _ street . U-31 hi. lAIS , I'I.OIHT. PI.ANTS , CUT I'I.OW- rr. iltinquet hail , rsit1enee nn1 gravfl ecora. hnl nnl Jm\r < tlon4. 1813 'fnton 8treet . Telephone 'iGtl-G VIAVI CO. . 31r 1 J IIIAKI. : ImAI.TI HOOC free : home treatment : lady attendant U2 SWI > SI OVIMI.T CUltl3 : VOlt t.\Um ISIS Chicago str.'et : consultation , facial nnll scientific obesity treatment free Monln . , I.'el. . ' ' U-M102 I'28' U-:13 < 2.12' - - - - - - - - NI'WI.\ PITTI ) HAT ! ! l'AIt.OltH. Tlkl"h anti . electrIc halh. for IRle. antI ! en le. men Madam howell. 30 8. 15th .trocl. 21 liner. U-IO MI' lA1IA0 PAPnl WITI ! 1,00) AUVlmTISI Ipnls Inll , lhol0 or niarrlngnIle I" " > I" ! . Innny rich ; Ileti or " > k. nO\elle. , etc. free. Gun. elcU nels' 3.lmtliiy , 010,10 , 01110. 't-3.1l3) MI' MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. ANThONY LOAN & TRUST CO" , 31 N. Y. . I.-I , login . nl low rates for choice security In No- hrlska and IOWa ( arms or Omaha city pmperl W-3 LIVE INSUlANCa ! 10ltns LANI D ON or oughl. 1"1 O. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo. 'v-hz ' MONEY TO LOAN ON IIIIO\gn OMAHA real eslale. Irennln , Love & eo. . Pnxlon hlk. W - MONE\ ! TO LOAN AT I.OWERT IAT : ! THE o. F' . \ 11\ls Co. ; 15 : I.'arnam st. W-336 VCL ! % . \ 11AT1314 MADE ON OOOD I.OANS. \EIY W. Squire , Ill Dee hIl ! W-37 CITY IOANS. C. A. f1'Alt , GI : N. Y. LWI W-38 CITY AND JAIl LOANS AT LOWEST rates. luse ) ' & Thomaa , Viral Nat'l ! Ilk. ' ! 11 . - - - MONEY TO LOAN ON llnOVI D O IAIA l > opert ) ' . Fidelity Truel compln ) ' . li02 Farnam. W-3.0 - LOANS ON IIPHOVgD & UNIII OVED CITY property.W. I . Faram Smith & Co. , 132) l'arnam. . W-H MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA StEAL isrt'ris ut G per cent ' \ ' . 11. 1elde. It Nal. baltIc W-31 bid. I CITY 1.OANS-0300.Ot ) TO 051,00)00 AT LOWEST CITI.OANSSO.O : o.M rates. Powel & 101er. Isl 100r N Y. I. 111.1g. \V-3.I374 WANTED AT ONCE. API'I.ICATIONS FOIl A No. 1 loans on Imlro\'ell city properly for opeclal fund ; owners only Ilease appl ) 11- deily Trust company . 103 I.'nram HI. - . 10 MONEY TO LOAN-CHATrELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FIIRNITUIIE. PIANOS and till kinds ot security. J're Ter ' . room 430 Hnmge lock. X-34 MONEY TO LAN ON 10UREIOLD FUh6NI. lure , Pianos horses , wagons , Ir any kind or chattel .ecurlly nl lowest possible rates , which ) ' 0 cnn i'aY back nt any Ilne and In any amount. l'IDrI.ITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. . Hoom 4 , WIthinell ! lock , X-1 J. D. : hADDOCK . 1001 .2 I1AMIiE bLOCK. X315 MONEY TO LAN ON FURNITURE , I'IANOS . horses wagons . ctc nl lowest rates In cIty : no removal or go,1 : strictly conlidential : you can pay the loan 0" nl any time or In any amount. amount.OMAhA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. , 30 ! . 5. 16th street. X34G BU NESS OHANOES. - 3.125515. EXCHANOES. l. WAm.ml. OAHA . Y-3.1267-F'IB DEf.MONICO 10TnL , SOUTH OMAHA , T DD slI lt sheri" Stale February G , 1895 : Is worth $2,0.0. but may brIng $5,00.0. 'rake Y-M444 notice. 4' 11SINI SS OIPOltTUNIT\ A YOUNG man of'lean. an opportunIty Is olerd to purchase - chase on old oslabl.he wholesale business now the property or o estate. Addrc.s Mr. John ' 'l'ownle , Ii8 Uroatlwny . New Yorl - S-M457 4' A NI AT. CLEAN STOCK OF DRUGS IN A Bnck Ills lown. inventory $600 : want $100 cash , alnnc" time , In Iayments apt to exceed one year : elegant place for u young man : can male $ fOa from above stock per ' Your. Address . - dress 047 . Ilee. Y - :1:8 : G' 1.01 SALE al TIAD ONLY STOCK OJ drugs In R town oC 1,0 In eastern Nebraska . Address O. 49 : lIen. Y-M463.13' FOR EXOHANGE. TO EXC1ANGII. FOIl OOOl FARM LANDS al Ictual value In eastern Ne ! or western Iowa . slack o general merchandise , Invol" $ ,6.0 10 $ .0.0 and store buIlding. Wi assume small Incumlrnce or Imy lference In cash. Address A. W. Clarke , l'aplllion. Ne ! Z-MlC9 VOlt EXCUANm FOR 1ms : . 16 ) ACIES OF land , with Jed hou.e halt mIte from High schnol building , In one or the most important railroad dlvls'tlns ' In northern Neb. : shops will rlroall bo enlarged this spring. Address Jox f2 , Al . llnnce Nob. Z-I25-5. 1101EnTY Foil MDSE. Il.AWAONEI1.Omaha. Z-M2CS.F23 Z-M268-1"2 WANTED. GOOD IOWA on NEUIASIA farm : will exchange line lot and cottage , In Omaha and two good \ucahl 101A. Give < e. scripton and price or' lane , Write soon. Ad. dress room 16. Hartford buIlding . , Chicago . - , - 1. - WE 1. VB IOWA AND EASTEIN Nl' : , brel" lon to exchange for a stock or Iner- cliandlse : ul"o customers for till lines or flier- cnantilse. , Nnt'l Information and Exchange Co. , Omaha Ne ! 11-3.13)8 . ' 1.'OI SAI.E Ot C"CIANOI -An excellent range oC 17,712 acres with artesian wels , wIndtttIiIs , lakes anti brandies In halley anti I.lm ! coon- tlo . Texas , tl(1 direct ( . . ivIli sell tes. ' tte ( < lree fl'm stale wi sel or exchange on.rourth. one.hll or the entlro exehan/o entro tract ; very desirable locoton for town.lcs In tmetery < each county : 11.0 20 I01va flrn for sale : n lot Dr p.lrlble ( city "roperty. In Omaha , Chicago and < 1'llln : , 1. NevI a Co. . California , Always ready to maku 1 sale < or oxchan e. F. It. BlItz , 101" agent , 213 So. 13th .treel. Omahn. Omahn.Z132.4 FOI fAI OI I XCI.\N ( : . ' 'llm HUH ! ness lots on MaIn street . wlh ! buIldIngs. Address . dress A. 1. . Irat , Shenandoah , In. . InZ137 : 7. $2.0.0 ' STOCK OF' lIllY (1&lS , Cl.OTIIINO , boots and shoes and notions for cash and Ilnl notons ane estate . Address U 4. . Bee. Z-3.1442 I FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. . BAnOAINS 10mms. loTS AND ! 1I II I sale or tru < e , I" . K , Darling. Blrker ! locl , . - 1013-347 131 1IXC1ANGEH AN\ ! $ AlES : CITY IlOlglT\ farms , melchandlsO . Oarvln Bro. . 210 N. Y. I.le. 1510-343 l -31 , UAISUAINS ; HALE flit TISAIt0 IN CITY P1SOP. UAlGAINH Ol TnAIH I'HOJ. ertel and fllns , John N. Frenrer OPP. I' . O. It 13-3.1533 LISTIJAI1GAINS IN LANDS WITH CAItItOL.1. . CAl 3.1. DAIOAINS , . , min nor N. Y. . .le. Omaha. flESO.Fl7 IE-S F1 FiNE OAlDlN t.AND. I MI. VISOR I' . 0. , $101 per acre , VIO N. \ L. Illdg. 1010-954 IG lAHOAIN IN :0 ACIES AlJOINING NEW stale air grounds If taken al once. InquIre 216 First NatIonal bank l.idg . 810-372.6 - CA.IOnNIA : Sl'I2CIAT. INDUCI'MlTl 'fO A r civ . first Purchasers , includIng fare free unt llrchaaero February 10. II. hO. Cole Co. . lOG N. 15th slreel. m'-M38 6 AI1STIOACTS-TliII U'nON HEUD , COMI'AMY. 1010-401 l 'OI 8.100M 110UmN 10111 : , FINE : I.AnOE 'mU ' splendid location . n,6.0 ; remember wo never offer anythIng . but genuine 51151)5. II. 10 . Cole c."liiI N , .lrs ltul - Ml : / HOTEL IIOTIOLIIARIC1OIS , 13TH AND JONES 5TH. 73 room8 at $ .6 l'r da ) ' . 60 rooms tt $ Z.O per day Special rates to commercIal tnve1era . Room I f1'ecal rnl.s tlmerclal t\ler Ioom anti bnl by week or month Frank hllldltcii , lunn/H. 19 I AETNA IlOt'SE ( ' : rTOIE.\I. ) 1' ( . W. con ( Ulb and 1 ) .Ije , Booms 1y day or \ eek t5 ? ' MID.NU IIOTIt. , COlt.lCTh1 AND CHICAGO COI. lC'U streets. American plnn. $10n , ' $3.0 Ier day. European plan. r ana $ .0) per da ) ' . Itoom , . single or ensulte . for famIlIes or Gent men. ut I reatlabl , tales. 3.1. J. Frant.lc. f'I'I.921.F9 ' - . ) -921.F9 - - - - - OAFENTEUS AND BUILDERS. C.I2. MOIIItIIJ. , CONTIUc'On & IIUILDEII , Paper luu.glng. hou. . ana sIgn paintIng. rick wOII IllulelnGl 0111cc room 0. Darker blk ; h1. : s ; si1 . tin b. j leI 403. AS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. AlS3.ATI'itES AND CNVInTlmS REWOUND : Storage batteries recharged ; electrical nnll gefl- era ! machinists : superior wok guaranteed . Omaha Electrical Works . 61 all C1 B. IGth a51 it . . IIl.TX'TISICAL : m':0NEIS AND cON1IA' tori for electric lIght antI motOr plants anti all kInils or electtlcai construction. Wctrrn 131cc. licnl eectical ( . , con.lrelon. /n,1 40 S. IGII .1. a2 iT 11i I : NO- S A-S tIF : & Co. . 3.lfg. , 30 S. 1th at. : BIC YCLES . 3.0. O. DAXON , 402 N. ITI. ! ! 3.54 I OMAhA IIICYCI.13 CO. . : : N. 1erl 8T 353 _ STEISLINO lllCYCI.10S : IlthlT.T LTKI1A\VATCI ! \ Western Electrical Supply Co. , 422 S. I'lh it. , . 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PAUI..IAr"'es Omaha Union Depot 10lh & Mason Bta1 Omaha 6:0pm. : . . . . . .Chlcl LImIted. . . . . . . 9:30am : 11:50am..Chicago : Express ( ex Sun. ) . . . 9:30' : Leaves lCIICAQO & NOItTvES'rNlArriyea LavesCIlCAGO NOHTIWESlN.IArrlves Omaha \ Union Depot . 10lh " Mason Stsl Omaha 1Om..Enster : Expl.e.s. . . . . . . 5:30pm 4:00pm..Veatlhuled : Llmltea. . . . . . 9:40am : 6:6am. : . . . . . .110. Valey Lcal. . . . . . .IO:30Pll : 6:45pm..Omaha : Chicago SpecIal. . . . . 2:15pm : - ; ; CICAOO . n. I. & PACIFIC. Arrives - Lave Omha I _ Union Depol 10th & Mason Sls.\ \ Omaha EAST. 11:00am. : . Atiuntic Express ( ex. Sunday , , . 8:05Pm . ) ) . : 6:25pm. : . . . . . .Nhht Express. . . . . . . 9:60am : 4:3.Opm.Chlcago Vestibuted LimIted . . 1:0Spm : 1:35pmOllahol' : Exp. ( to C. D. cx. LOun..11IQpm ) WEST. 6:1.am.Oklahoma : & Texas Bx. tex. . . . SUfl.,1l30pn : 1:10pm..Colorado : ' ' _ 1 : < " . 5un..1:30pm : _ : Leaves I C. . s'r. P. M. & o. 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( e Bun. ) . . . 9:0 : n . stiff mud ; tams miring down ta their bocks i bard pulng i driver swearing j Bun sinking i lat load for the day i home nt lat t team hOU5Cf and fed i Mexican Mqstug IJinimcnt rubbed on the strained 1US- cbs awl tendons to insure Bound and limber legs for leg to.morrow'a toil. Thus the wheels go round on a thrifty farm I . PIRATE JR SUHE LI _ a 1lRckmarcl nnll . the Un.o"rrrci TrlQro - ; \ 10\AnO ' P\LR , ( Copyright 15 , l'I"wI I' , Ic. I ) There are two plrlt 9 " Ch ot whom are Very famous In this } , iftry.-Captalti WIt- lam Ihld , ot whose adventures and the treasure burled upon l&rtlencr's ' Ilan,1 H hM ! already been told''aro'h Captain "Dlack- heard. " . ' ' ( Perhaps Captain 1Jltl : . . : the more tamols ot the two , but ncTerctieI4s ! narl ) ' rveryole knows ot Bnckbenll ala . there 16 hardly n strip ot Sanity blcl bati'bn New Jlue ) ' and Florida that Is' not r\llcd to hoh somewhere . where llten In Its bsOAho \ burled trnsure that he left behind him , and which has never yet been recovered. Nowhere Ill 1.1 the history ot piracy Is there such a terrible strange , dreadful figure as that of Captain gdward Teach . or Black- beard 1.Itel how the oM historian of the Pirates describes tills . "Our hero . Cnll' mill Teach , " says lie . "auumed the cognomen of Blackboard frol that large qunlty ! of hair which like I frightful meteor covered his wlmol face anti ffIghtenetl America whole nnl frghtencll Americ more than any comet that hind apprrld for a long time. tme. "This bean ! was black which hI surorld : to rote al exlrvagnll ICItl ; as to lie ( breadth , I came 1 ( to lila e'ca lie was accutomell 10 twIst It WIth ribbons into small tails . after the manner of our lamll , ' wigs . anti to tur them about hIs ears In tmes oC acton he wore a sling ever his shoulder with three brace oC pistols bangIng 11 the holsters hike ballnlelS , lie stuck lighted matches under his bal , which , up- pouring on each h side of his face nnll CYOS . looked naturally fierce and wild and malIc him altogether such n figure that aloetlel fure lhntlmaglnntol cnn nol Corm nn Idea or n fury front the Ill to look more frightful , " Perhaps not ole of those oh pirates , unlcss Il was Captain Khld , was so closely iileimti. ! led with our early colonial history ns lllmtck- . bcard. All of his depredations wcro com- ' miled along our coasts , where his terrible lure "oull be seen , 10W 8100111 down upon some peaceful ) merchnnl coaster now running ashore to devastate sonic idolita- 1 lon or settlement : now appearing ! In some seaport town to barter or trade with tie merchants 01 plnnlers with the gods that had just been taken from seine sloop or schooner or the shore. I would be Impossible here to recount all our ot his American bold und seaboard desperate , adventures along That which shall be told Ls how lie ter- rorLzed and robbed the towl of Charleston , In South Carolina. low he and Governor Eden oC North Carolina shared the Clroln slared spoils oC the French barque Indened with its then - - - - - - one. To that one-a small sloophe had transferred all ot his treasure and n crew or forty men , antI with I he alell away for the North Carolina sounds. Hilt even forty were , In fliackbeard's olllnlon , too many to share what had been gained tn lhelr piracies. Accordingly Io marooned , nineteen of them on n little sandy Island , nbut a league from the main land . "where " 8)8 the historian , "there was neither bird , beast fish or herb for theIr " . . suslenance And only twenl.threo were left 10 share the treasure At that tulle piracy hall become M ram Iant thai ICIng George luuell a Irocaml- ton pardoning all freebooters who would surrender by a certain date hopln thus to correct the evil. lnckbear.1 anti the twent ) . . three 1.lrles who now were with him were almost the first 10 lake advantage of this \ pardon. After having shared the treasure nnong Ihemseh'es , they wenl UII into I'am. Ice sound and here I surrendered to GO\- ernor Eden ] nt Inlh rowlI. Ther lnckheard bought n plnlaton. lr- neil n girl of IG years old ( his fourteenth wife , II Is saId ) and striking UII 1 frlcu.lshll . with the the colonial ' ' wih ! o\rnor. secretary nut ! other dignItaries of the province lOll for a while a mery , jolly life or it. 1la'lng cards und spc/lln / ! his money like I lorl. So for n while lie continued lila life nshore. Then , suddenly and apparently whoul reason - son , his restless d lre for adventure broke out afresh lie called together his noon who hind nearly all seWed In the nelgbbor. hod of Bath ' Town lanne,1 the sloop lhlt he hall brought with him , and with II and another 'ess1 sailed away out Inlu time I ocean through Ocracoko. lie was ! Oie for six or seven weeks and then he tetIlrlhetl . bringing In a large I.'rench barqle freighiteil with a precious cargo oC sugar , wh1ch WIS then worth cDnslderab : ullwards of n shillIng n Poutid. . No one ever heard the history or the French versel-hoov itvas taken , what had happened ] after Il was tnkcn-It must have been n dark ant bloody atory . Bacebearl said he founl1 the barque adrift vitli lmeithicr . mlrlft wlh Iwlher captain nor crew , and that he had bronglmt I Into Port as a derelIct 10 made Governor Ilden a present or fifty hoshlads of the sugar . and : Ir. ICmiigimt the colonial secretary , n gIft of twenty hogshenlh. The rcsl was divided amen ! the iolrates. Then Governor Eden Ilrolptl' ordered the noemlt ) vessel 10 be lowed out into the sound and bure ! There It was consumed , hlssll ! 10 tIme snter's ellle and sunk , and with it the list fragnient lint Ihht have lOll 10 delecton was blotted out forever. J \ us a very profable ml\elilre. Ald now COllieS the fierce and bloody eml- lug of Blackboard's stor ) ' . Governor SI10lswood oC Virginia was al. ready beginnIng 10 take steps to stamp out thlaekbeard'mt nest of pirates do\n It : Ilth Town , even though II was nol In his juris- diction and was In the jnrlslicton oC an- - - - - - - - " . l ) , / I , _ : ' - - - - r - , . ' . t - , , : - - - - . " 'tm . , . - . ' . . - --'Thi . : : - : : C f . . iL I ) - - h ' t j4 ' 4' D ff1 . - ' , , - _ . 'I- I . _ ' . . - ' :1.1 - . _ : . . . . , r ' 11' ' 1.1 " . " -.2 , . , . , . . . . . . . : 9n'j " , ' - 9n'I . - - I " - . - . - _ DLACKDEARD ABANDONS HIS CREW. precious frelghlage of sugar , how he fought his last fight and how he left behind hIm a hidden treasure that has never yet been unearthed. Captain Edward Teach began his pIrate lo about the yenr 1716 , sailing from the Island of Providence In the West Indies with n Captain Horlgold ( another notable pirate ) to the Main of America , taking In course oC 1 month among other prIze n large French and richly freighted Gulnealan bound to MartInique . 'fhls lalN and rc\crfnl ship Captain Teach look for his man.of.war rechrlslenlng I "The Queen Anne's Revenge , " 1 name that \.S to beelme notable along tim Atlantic coast In the two or lhree years that followed. It Is not proposed here to tell oC the adventures . ventures hint happened to him In all of that llUe ; oC how ho captured vessel after vessel : ofThow , he foughl a famous battle with the man.oC.war Scarborough , beating oft lhe kln's ship after an engngmenl that lasted for several lieu * . ] 1 Is only needful tD say lhat he Joined with him n number oC OIlier pirate crafts then sailing under Major Slede iloimnet and with this feet fairly fwept the sea sailing away northward until he Inaly suddenly appeared oil time bar or Charleston , South Carolina. I was .a brhht. warm day In the early spring time. Thal morning the good ship Hoyal Princess , Captain Robert Clark commander . had set sail from Charleston har. bor. for England with a number of passengers or consideration aboard of her. Late In tile afternoon a little boat came rowing up 10 Charleston with the news that the pirates had captured tIm Royal Princess just off the bay and was holding her as a prize. Blackboard had come For a wholl week time Pirates lay off time town The HDyal Princess was only tIme frt of their captures. Every Incoming and outgoing . going craft was stopped until n score oC yes- ads lay riding nt anchor off the bar under the gU11 of time pirate lIed . antI the town was complelely blockaded. Every prize was overhauled and everything or value taken from It. The passengers themselves were held ] for ransom anti all their muney , anti , even tl'lr watches and their jewelry were taken from them , Al last the town itself was vlsled , One day n boat load of pirates with one of their prisoners landed al lha quay where a little : crowd had gathered walchlng them lower- i irIgly 1 18 thus that time old hIstorian of lhoso times tells or I : ' . "Delng In want or . mcdicine. " says he , "nlackbeard resolved 10 demand I chest from time governmenl of tbe province Accordingly IUcbards , ( lie captain oftttime Revenge sloop , wlh two or three moe'Urates ! , were sent UII . along with Mr. Marks . one oC time prisoners whom time ) ' had taken .In Clarlt's ship , lo mnlto their demands , which' they did In a very insolent . olent noanner lhreatenlng that I the town dil not hnmedh ely send ( lie ches of mcmli. . dna and let the pirate ambassadors return wIthout offering any violence 10 their 11cr. ' sons hey I Would murltcr- the prisoners and send their heads up t kilo goveror und set the ships they had la ) < won \ fire. "Whilst Mr. Mark \zs making apphica. lon to time council , lljglmgrtls and the rest of the Pirates ) walked thin Mroets publicly In the sight of & 1 eople , vJil jvero fired with the utmost indignation , blt , 1'ere lqrsl not so much as think of arresting -tbem. And so they were forced tolet the , 'iiialas pas with Im- punity. ' "The govcrnment was not long In tlehiberat- ills upon the message . Ibough II was the greatest affront that 'could be put upon them , yet for the saving 01 so many Ieople's lives ( among lhem Mr. Samuel Wragg , one of lime council , ) they cOlllled wl h the necessIty and senl aboard a chest valued at between [ 00 and HOO. anti the pirates went back 10 their siiips. " ahlps. I How mueh Dackbeard took from the yes- sels he topped on the bar In front of Charleston . Ion harbor ; how great was the money paid for time redemptIon of the prisoners no one can ( eli . Altogether the booty which he gained must have bean very great Indeed , Adding whal was llere taken to what he already had , he must have amassed a con- alderable forlu\o ! b ) this time. This for- tune he determined to secure as much as Ioslble to himself. AccordIngly Ius man- aged In I very clever way to run all ot his WBcls aground aU Topsail Inlet eceplng ethel governor. The story that presently reached his ears concerning the loss of time French barque determined hIm to act without - out losing nny time. He tlc Ol two sloops tinder coml1nd of Mr. Robert Maynard. frst lieutenant of the Pearl man'Df.war , which was then lyIng nt the mouth of the James rIver. Lieutenant - ant Maynard sailed down to Ocrocoko Inlet , Into the sound and there met Blackboard . Then followed a light such as OIC may read about now and then In pirate boollS , but rarely In a true history such l thIs. Daclebeard opened time battle by firing two broadsides miD lie lieutenant's aloop under the smoke of which lie and the klng's men drIft elo9r together and fnaly grappled , As soon ns they were near enough the pirates began 10 throw aboard the sleep grenades made of case bottles l\e wllh small shol and pieces or Iron. These rensdes burst a soon as they had flruck time deck , throwing their contents , together with bits oC broken glass , In \ directions . Under the smoke a 111 contusion iackberll and his men boarded the sloop and then followed one of lie ( Inoat desperate hand-to-hand conflicts In all pirate history. I Is tlls hint Captain .ohnB n. one of the chroniclers of these events descllbs the con- filet : "ihiackheard and the leutenant , " says lie . "fired the first pistol al each other. by which the pirate received a wound , then they engaged . gaged with swords until the lieutenant's unluckily - luckily broke. who thereupon stepped back to cock a pistol. Blackboard with his colt- las was strJcng at that Instant when one or Maynard's men gave hIm a terrible wound In the heck and throat by which the lieu. tE-nnl came off with a small cut on his Inlra. 'fhey were now closely and warmly engaged . gaged the lieutenant and twelve len against Illaekheartl and fourteen . until the Uackh fDur\n. unll sea was tncture wlh hlod around lhe vessel. Though Bacltbearsl received a ahol from the pistol thaI Lieutenant Maynard disharged , yet he stood his ground and fought with great fury until he received twenty cuts and "vo mom eliots. At length , l he was ceck- bIg 1 pistol having fred several before ho fell down dent ] " Wllh ( lila Iho battle was over. Leutenant ! Maynard cut cIT the dead plrato's head , nailed It at lie ( bowsprit 01 his stoop and ( lien sailed back In Irlumlh lo Virglimlmm So ended Iacllbeard , the pirate lighting to the last. hut what became of his treasure ? Some where ho had hidden itin the marhes , or blues or Currltuck sounc or In the foreata or time STar river There It somewhere reposes to this day-al that had been eared through blood and crIme and wlcleneB3 burled In the ground ant ! loot forever. "The night before IaeltbearJ was killed , " says one of hIs historIans , "one of the men asked him In case anylhlng ( IlalpW:1 to him In the coming engagement whether his wife knew where he hS11 hurled his mope 7 Ito answered that nobody but himself anti the .10"1 knew where It was , Ind that the lonct liver should take al ! " No one has ever yet found it. -a I" I " . Ihq ' 'IV \ll I 1" I ! ' " . . . How the v0sel teases at sea ! Iteatier dil you ever cross the "briny ? " I so , we wIlt bet a good cf1 you were sea sick Don't deny time soft Imp achment. I you had ] os- totter's Stomach hitters with you , you were all right otherwise not , This melrlnal cor. dial relieves every disturbance of the atumach , liver and bowels , malaria , rheumatism and kidney troubles , and Is highly c ) lUend"d by tourists and comlerclal travelers . I"kll ! for ehc"r. Indianapolis Journal : "flruioisner , elr ) 'e7" " " shouted the country merchant. "Cit rlht ! dow and come In to the stove ] ' 1 tIJd to see yet , " rer. The commercial man came In , wih visions of selling a comlleto , Country store 1\llt , and lie merchant continued : "I'm right glad , to Bee one ot you fellers . My creditors jumped on me yesterday , and I'm scum' out. I jlst been aehln' for one of you fel en to COO along with them funny stories you always have and cheer m& up " V. , A , , _ _ wnImm \ AIm WI \ : DHFtI G ? The Amtrlcan farmer hM long lell a 111aco greatly above that of the peasant 01 Continental glroe In hi laconic nnll style of Ivln . says Fred Perry Powers In Lippin- coU's 3.lagazino for Fehuruary . bec1use he has been able to possess a larger tract of land , anti greatly above LImo English ttnant farmer In his intlepemitlemoce . because he has been able to own lie ( run,1 he tIlled . lie wi nol continue another hal cnlur ) ' to hold this enviable PolitlOll. Time economic forces that hl"o been nt work In ] ' : urole have also boon lt work her . but not SD len" nlli thcrefor\ the ) ' have not yet mllirNI 1 Ilch fruit. There have been , \merle.tn who hnn"Inell thaI ( our Ilolle,1 constllton would , prolect us from Ohio Into of the old , world. 1 woul ho IS rational for 1 luau 10 expect hIs knowldgo or nrlhmcto to keep hll Ilry In i n thu Inlet storm . The Amcrlcnn fnt mer Is helng tetnchl frmu the enrl h ; he 19 losing 1 his farm. Inll 19 therefore Imnlnlngln thln/8 , lIe Is taking UI' with the most foolish a UI oh. \Ionsl ) ' sen8el13S notIons re"lrtln" cnrcnc ) ' and credIt Iml capital anti labor antI Total ' erl ) ' that wpre ever harhorll hy the mlnl19 of Illellgenl human heluns , Time really tiaumgcrons clals today Is not 11.10 OIl of ignorant - ant hntlrrnuls , of whom wo hear co ln ) ' things that arc not true but of Americans taught In our Ilublo Ichools nnll IIe8Cel1leli from thin men atll womcn who Itallo New "nhnd the world's mllc , or thrift : \11 ! oOI sense by locking Ul In tIme jai or time nS'hll Ohio People ) who Inleel , as theIr toscendants are notltng In Kansas nnll Nebraska ami Colornulo 1 Is In I tie n"rl- cnlural regIons nD\ thaI lucas II sruct\e of Inllush' anti credit spring Ul anll Ilall the rank growth of the Ituisslan Ihlstos thmo western fnrlors Ile begging COIvrss to suppress for thll , The consclvalsl 01 ( lie former wi nol snr\h'e his transformation frol I lalll owner into a tennul The suhstlulon oC lenlnnt farmers for owning farmers has mallo conshlorablo prog. ross 11 New gnHlnnll , but much less than In the west amid soulh , on account of tim nalure of the soil . Some No\ flmmglntil soil will not oven SUPIJorl the cullva ( lor anti has I been nhallloncll ; othlr sol will 'yield emmoumghi . 10 sUPlort ( the cultivator I he gets limo whole or time IJroduco ; It 1 : ) bo culh'alrl ! by nn owlior hut not by n lennnl 1 19 hot hn- Iosslhlo 10 sell I. for a Inn buys n farm not lS alt Im'cslment , hilt lS 1 m.Ituatlimn. Oilier No\ 1 IHlancl sol wil yield not 10re than the Carmor of a plsl generation teemOl1 I minimum support , but lore ( hail ni Irishman . 1 Swede or 1 1"rcnch-Cln'llal ' 11ecm nccessar ) ; so he wi hlro Il aliti dlvlll with the \ril owner , So we ant tennnt ( arler , 11'lng on 1 lower scale lnt . stuted for the o\\'nll ! furinei' oC 1 gener- lion nvo , who reared his Caml ) ' In comCorl , gave his laughter , : n 1)lano. nml sent his son 10 college , because mill that tie farm yielded waR his. Belwcen 1880 and 1890 the number oC ownllf farmers Ilecloased In every New gnfllHI state anti the lumher oC lennnt Carmors IncreaseI , In each oC Iheso states silies there was a mlrled Inerense In the Tier- ' cenlage of farmers who 1110ughed the fiellos of another man , amid 11 the sweat of whose brow someholy In 10ston ate cake. In lhe six states , In tIme ' ten yearH , the ( owning Carmes clmlnlshe,1 , 2 ,17. ant time tenant ( armorl : Increased 7.2IG. The ereentlo of lenanl ( farmers In Massachusetts , though not largo lit 1 :0. was bean \ 110ulle what I wns In 1880 ; over 17 per cenl of the firmmicrs In Vormol hull Cohinecticoit amimi 25 ! 1111 Conneclcut al1 : Ier cent oC Ihe farmers in hode Island 11 ! were tenant in 1890. Wlre ! II each of the four mlldle states the number - her of owning Curme/s decreased and hoe numbel of tenant : fal'mers iiicreaeti. 11 the lroUII the owner ) decreased 12,301 and the Iplanls IncrpasCI 21,075. In New Jorsy the ( tennnis ( increased Crom nearly a foumrth I fOlrth to nearly a Ihlnl oC the whole. In New York the loss oC ' farmers Nlw . oWllng was 2G,53 , amid For time ' gahim of tennnl falmers was 12.108. Pennsylmnla these figures wore II , 292 nnd 9,222 resJecl\'el' . 1,292 In lie south farm tenancy Is largely the result oC the emancipaton of Limo sIa'eii . So far as lhe increase of tenancy Is sll\es. due to tIme transformalon oC the colored licn from hIred hands to tenants. It Is n .bClmeIlCial chnnge , This might ho .benelclnl n , aufhicient explanation sumclent or explanaton the Itcrtaso or tenancy In the south , \vere there not such nn increase of leualC In' the east and weEI. Of twelve southern souther States six show a decrease In the number of . owning farmers. In .thE group there was an owning of 3,915 owning farmeu and 275,785 tenant ! anl farmmmers . In - , Ihe three sOUlhweste-ln states , MIssouri . Arlnsns and Texas , there was a gain oC 47.SS2 i Corning farmers and 114,510 tenant farmen\ . 14.510 Persons who are unwiiilng ! unwiling to admit the e"o- lulon oC lanllor _ and len:11 ( classes In tlia ! country will wi seek to oXlllaln these facts by the foreigner : In New Engllld and the negro In the sOlth , and urge that time Increse oC tenancy Is oily local or ( enlplrary. Dul the incrdase of tenancy Is not conlned to hose seclons , nor 10 the middle ataea Eaclm cC the three states of the middle ovest Ohio , In' dana ! and Illilmaims . gives evidence oC the Blme change . and the group host 31.259 owning farmers nnl1 gained 48,86t tenant farmers . In ] lnols the lenanls Ilcreased Crom 3137 to 3G.72 per cent oC tim whole 1mm eight lates of the norlhwest , In severl ef which IuibllC hands have been cblalnable until quie 11Ublc ro- cently the number of owning flrmers ill- creased 129,322 , anti the number of tenant farmers Increased 108,507. In Iowa the 11111mm. her of own ng farmers Increased 3,521. whie the number cf tenant farmers Increas-ti 1Gt63. In Kane ! the owning farmers increased 2,121 , and tIme tenant larmers Increased 30463. In the Pacific amid 'ounlaln states a/HI / the lerr : tories the number of ! ownnJ farmers Ineretd 6,512 , and the number oC tenant farmers ! In. crensed 20,350. ] 1 forlY.Leventates alll territories the number oC owning farmera IncreasEd 158,951. ali ( lie number of tenant farmers increase.tj 99,337. In 1880 25.62 uer cent 01 . the farms wore cultivated hy lenanta : In 1890 3413 per cent of the farm tammillies Imireth. The chassill. cation of ( lie two censuses is not identicaj , but timero can be no nerioums discrepammey be. tween ( lie farms that are Jilted and ( lie ( am- illes ( hat hire. To slimily ( no condition of ( ha western farmer under average circumstances , Mr. A. F. Bentley , whose essay vas lmlmbiiBlieti last year by Johns Itophlris ulnirersity , seloceti ( Harrison , Neb , , as time imoint of obervaioim , Of 429 Perlomis who hail ut one tImii 01' ancimer owned iantl within tile township , 239 iiatl never bzen residents and 116 had ceaE'tl to lie resltients , Time iani : in ( lie ( oivnalilp was ownoti by 135 hIersoho , , Cf whom sevemmt'.four were then residents , ten lied lCtilm ro'aldimta at COlumC (11110 , nhiml llfty.one hail never resicheti there. iiveim in tIii relnoe o'estermm colmomumummIty ( lie absentee hanilloril was vetl known , Of time mill in this township 12,960 airea were cultivated by owners amid 9,3130 acres by teioaimt.s , Of tiui latter area 1,010 acres wemo cwmmcui by res'- dents of time town , 4,520 Imy residents of ( lie cutmilty outsitit' of ( lie 1nov11 , anti a,800 by lCtOflS itvlzmg Ii : ycnil ( lie limioi's ' ef tim ! ClUomLy , Iteuits in iiiurrlson have increased wilmin ( a fosu' Yar from ollc'-thmircl of the Imiotiuce to two-fifths. Tue PtOS of lammtl lia risemm iiurlng time past twenty years from i am nero fr unimproved to $25 aim acre w.tii ilmiprnvehnemmis , Yet ( lie lIroilts of ( ho forluer have been gong ilown , " % 'e puny almost limfer , " sayo Mr. Bentley , ' 'timimt in iumaimy cases ( lie greater part of tIme wealth the average farnier of abIlity imow bias nouuit be attributed to thIs risz , in 'ahime , * may oveli iteehmi that thicse slatenments in regaril ho time ftc. ( Itlerit lmnprofitablcliess of ( arimming fihmeruthona are ui.t . iii huarimlony With such ; facts na ( lint tli mmmirket : Itrtcc' of lauutl is at l1csemlt tu- crensihig rapilly , unit ( hat tiiere is now a imiore Oger Jenaim'i far gcotl agicumltiira hand than lizs oimtmoineil for a ntiniher of years , and again , that lamiti is now belmig eagerly sotuglit bY renters oo lee are willing to PlY U larllor lire. porlahl ( of thit' lrodulee lot meuit limo ever hi'ori' ' , anti iimO will III 8011111 cam.ues evemm PY a ( IUIIC iiiglt czshi rent. ' ' hut timcre is ito hack of liarnmPny in theo statenieimts ; a liiiOTT lniyu or Imiree a farm , not as an ifll'ttImIent. imut in ortier to get a ciimtmmce to t'urim a living. \'imat lie osihi pay Is not Iimesurcil tiy tIme comimniercial itrofit lie expecto , hut by limo value lie 1)1118 On iut cxlaic'mmce. In Ntloraska , no in Emiglemr.d. this creattomi of a iziudiurd caos in- vulves Ilium ilegradutlum : Cf tti cult valor of the loll , Nebrallil its' if f .i inll'JiuruI aim an lianoenco seal' , but tue rLimta it collects 51 I , ) tlt itimpliort of public aclunois , mmcd to that extent ihgtmtemu taxation , 'l'rme tate retains ( ii ) or , nPrslhli ) of time latotis orantet1 to it by time ft.ltal government In aid cf ctlucatlomm until thit'y rt'aciu ( lie value or * 7 on acre , and time pretlce thmemi ha t1 sell ttiimm. 'L'hiese laiu'Is are pcric..ik'ally valimcd , anti time rents are C 1 ° C ; lllL of ( lie vaimmat un Iii 1884 053.078 acres it these school haim'ls were under iaae , and thIs ares imal incased ill 1890 lo 1,4'7 , . 470 ocres. The process of ( tie Creation of laniiord bild tenant classes nosy be ebserved in any west- era state.S'imen lend could be got for zuoth- lug of the government , or toe a imoisli PrIce On a rallroati grant , every settler could be a lend owner. 'hen time lottmtl is worth $20 or $30 an acre a consitlerable PortIon ( of the rumral resitlents InuIst be tenants cc laborers. 'Time ' average Price of land sold last year in 1eITersomo county , \\'isconsin , a choice dairy section , oas $00 , an increase of $10 in three years , This Is citeil as an evltlence of ioros- petIt ) ' , but it Is also Cviilenco that mutt Is growilmg too 0P1imSivo for commotuon PeoPle to evil , A nleunler of congress freno Illinois ' 1 0.10 ItS a thiousomoth acres in his itome county , vlmhcli hue nIiie at $100 or more an acre. Of collr4z it is cultIvated by tenants , tot its owner is ii lawyer amoti loolltlcato. The great forummo ( of tli late JustIce iavlti ) l.uvia of Illlnos o'ae acqulreti by time Owhmershmip of farmhl 1511119 , antI hilhiiittl5 of Illinois farnoers ate , or ovcrc. yy recently , 1aylmmg remit to a lloml.residemlt irish haumdlortl , Time veserho ( farmers , vhmo , IloIn ) ' Years age. got their humId ftut' lIttle or loathIng , are .flO % growimig olti. They are rentIng their fmormlls to much 'iio uvill live on 1CM thmii ( lie lumli l'rotlulce of time mIld rather than nut lIve at all , amml thiS ) ' are lulovilug lImb the large towns anti cItes to cmojoy hire , etlucato thmcir illiighmiers , a..i start ( heir sons lmo lnmSlilosZ , Eu'eml so far \vest 38 Mlimnceota nioti ( lie 1)3- betas this Ii goIng cii ; In llllmtoIs aliti'is. . consin It Is a commimnon tiiing , Tue temmalota , tmeihig obliged to tll tie ( lie Imro.liice whttm thio landlarti. are lii a tat of poverty , iihiti they will oimoy so. , , s they do moat Ovhi the 1111,1 , , tlmC ) ' vhlh sulifte iiisttTttl of lurofit as It ailvances in valume. As time Polnulatlon iticreuiseoo , tiu Vilhile of latiul will increase nmuil limo hoiiiuilmcr of 'rsmls vhmo calm afford to own laIltI will uiecreise : , There is nlreatl9' stmurteti lIt tIme miortluu est mu agricimhtumrmul lueasaimtrl' 'rhulch tuas imo future except one of Increasing remit charges. 'Fliti sunnier the COmomlictltlon for chuuimcea ; of earioimug mu living tIme greater rent. uilh time lmhitllord : be muhohe to exmuct , lb harts of Htmropo ciistomn , aimml lii Irelnioti ( ho Coil ri s , I I liii I tIme uliimnmimls of ( lie lamuil lord , but. Iii .merIc.t mill rilits lure rack remuts. TIm tehmalmt wlli get it bare suubsIstelice , aliti all else sviil go to ( hue descemudatit of time "home- C I emmiher , ' ' Time a gricuil ( nra I loollul Ia I ho Ii of t Ii is couhmtry will imu fifty yeurs ho poor aimul hilt- crate , Imoatle up ( it Itlretl laborers on great Cs- tales , of ( ehitilots , aumul ot' ProPrIetors of smmmahl hatches of groummoil , vhulchi they ivhll cultlv.ote vhtli time 5113110 anti of ihiose Itrotluce tliy 1' will eat clii ) ' o'lmAt calimitit ho sold , 'flue sub- lltitlliomi ( of tehiilfltS for tiivhmermi ima already immid in parts of tue vest mull imijiurioums ( 'itt'ct 111)011 huigimtvays aumil schools : t lie remmioval of tIme mmlost luutoihigent nnil irosimeroums fmommuicra fronm a mwighmborliooul , together wIth time sill- , stltiitlomi of tenants for owiocre , vilh ummako time ngricultumral Population uwcuiliarhy ( lie prey of tlenuagogiues , crsmiles uuo,1 , lloiitical miii- 'eimtuirers , Such a IOlotllatlnhl will loot luumy so much mnalmulfmuculreul ( goods as tIme fnrhmiing V PoPlllalouis we have lCel1 accustolmimltl to. It loin ) ' lie promnatumro to say' that there is a comicehutration of agricultural latutlimoltiihmg , but so far as our immforimmatiohl goes It 110111(5 in that dIrectIon , For imiaui' years dovii to ISSO it shiooved an Increase , hmretY ( generally tils- trIbimtmd over the luorthiern states. The Increase - crease is siiuali , only three ncres , but ( lie clumoimgo iii tllrectlou , is notable. 'I'Iue size of ( anus hail dimnlriishmctl fu-ommo 203 ill 1850 to 134 imm ISSO. hietwcehi time last two ceiisumscs time immitmohier of ( stIlls of lOla thuamm 100 acres imicreasetl 231,632 , while thin hiumhimber froimi 100 to 1300 increased 312,711. It is to be regrettetl that ( lucre is rue diviiiimmg line hictveetm 100 and 500 fleets ; ( lie immferior limIt Is lower ( lman ( iio "three fortIes" of a public land state , which is a smimali fmormmo , anti tue superior hinmit is higher than three aectlomos , wimile , even two sections is a large farm. Time figures woultl ho far momore hmmsrimctivo were thmero a division at say 320 acres ; but wittmouit this we find miiiucii ( lie grouter immerease , absolutely and relatively , aimiong thuo large farms , anti ( lila is joined withi an Increase for time whole COunry ( ill ( hue average acreage of ( arias. rlme farina of more timan 500 acres Increased reiatively faster than time farms of twenty acres of less , nmiii ( lie absolute iiicreiso : in farina from 500 to 1,000 acres was tour-fifths as large as ( lint of ( aroma of fromn ton to' twenty acres. Between ISSO anil 1890 tlmn average size of farms lnerease,1 , In the states of New Ilaimmp- shire , 1thietl lslamotl' Comimmedticut 'Ndk. ' Jersey , IllInois , Wiscommsin , 7.limmmmesota , Iowa , 11dm iJa- kotmus , Nehmraska , lCmimmsas , Texas , Idaho. W'asiilngton anui Oregoim. California Is time onl' state in the Pacific antI n001mntailu group vImich does not slimy an increase ill ( lie average - ago size of farnis , Of what thmo Census bureau chassliles as tIm northm central dlvi- ' ' sian , 01110 , Imitllana , and Michuigatm ithmow tie- creases in farm acreage , and Missouri simouve no change ; all ( lie other states show nmm 1mm- crease. cl \e shall IrOlmally flmmtl when all tIme re- timrns are iii ( Imat our farmus ore dividIng ( hichmlsoives into two clammtes-smnahl fnrnms usu- all ) ' cuitivaetl by tenants , a lmennmmt class. amid large farms cultivated minder time owmior'e suporintemideiice by hired mnen , time farmn laborer class of Emighahiti , IIilt time moman who owns a marhil of tlmree or four sections will find town life withIn his reach. anti much lucre to his taste , anti especIally to the taste of his vifO anti children , timmi life in time coihlitr ) , tumid ( his Ineans tIm timree agrlcui- ( ural classes of England-time owner , wlmo lives in time city or in i3uuropo amod enjoys ( lie rCo'ohlimeS formneriy 4lstrihuteii anoong a cami- siderable mmunohmer of owning farmers , time tell- ant farmmier , who Imaus increasing dilliculIty in paying lila rent , anti the farm laborer , who gets mint quite enoimgii footi to keep 111111 thor- oughiy nourishmeml. anti viio is ntachieti to 1310 soil , mot by law of aerfmige , hUt by time iroui law of poverty. ignorance aumd lack of spIrit. Time proportion of oimr people who live in cities increases from census to censtia , and In the cities it Is ummmmmecessary to say ( lint ( lie overwhelming mnajority of people mire , iid lutist be tenants ; Inust be , limcauiso time cc.mo- cenralon of popilliiiOll lies imoade time land too exleilhiiVO for people of small , ioeauis to buuy , So timat. whether you look at tile city or at time country , time Ammmerlcaiis are deit. tined in ( lie miear futumro to hme mm nation of ( ehoauitJt , as time 1011511511 mind Irisim are already. That relot iibsorbs ( lie savings of a coimimlin- ity is eagerly and even hotly denied l'y time orthodox ecoliomnlsts generally , thunugli mm ? . umilveraauiy. But as ( lie return recur3il by capital is steadily going down , ts tile re- tutu mumitie by labor has hot Increased lii iiro Itortiomi to its increased eillclolmcy , aiuul utltcvs sylmmlmtemns of resumning Its lowiiwmortl couurnti , clueckeil less than ii clmmtury ago by tIme imotro- ( lllctluii of mtiachminory , there lit 110 other lao- ( or In time ilmulimetrial trlunivirato lo whiono ( lie iimcreashmmg wealth , or nt least ( lie Iamcr UIIl oiuly conetamuthy increaiuIllg hart of it , cahi go , ( Xeelit ( liii hlnhllliril , Fc'oumnunlsts of 801110 repute imaro atetmmoltCd ( a break ( ho force of tile logic it 1101 tIme facts hmy imsistlng , that , this greatest of itmoderli lnvimtiofls have beemi in time lmhmprovenoeiit of trngmslioratlohm , aumtl timuit A such inprovi'imoemmts , nrc directly aihverso te enhiahiceulient In the value of laimil , end there- ' fort , to time absorption of eariihmmgs by land- lords. There never vas a mimoro grotemirlUo U3UhmmlhO of time tltsastroumi reittmlts of iceeliug emily one did of mu ( lilmig at a time , The learned gemmtleniemu who have iilecovcremi that traneportutlOli is an otiverite lhlIIilCiiCe to remit see emily cue mmi1 of lIme In of trails- Iorutien ( , 'Fhmo most that could be .aitl is ( hat tIme reulticed cost of cmmrrylumg wheat to Himglaimii hail kept tiouvim ( hue rents iim Htmghanth , 11110 eveui ( hint Is not Irue. Time rental ialirn of the migrlcimltmral ( laimil of iingiuimd ruse $55,000,000 bctwceil 1(57 mmuuti 1875 , ( luring oyhuicii thin greatest alynim(0gCS ( were matlo it stualii iiavlgtution the AhmIcricali trinils line svore uleveluped , ammd ( lie Atlantic tolegraltti been tum o a rca I ly. ( I 'erimaps I I Imohllila t iomi Iii Eligidhmil hail relnaineil imtutioimmiry ( lii ! ud- vance in remot VOu1lt1 have been ireveilte. ] or wotilti have bc"ii much less. But outside of studies und lecture realm ) ) WO arO geiierally ticahimug withu I1rlUIatlOlis that increaei' . it vamt time ciiealiemiillg of traosportatitii , (0 ( Eng- latiti that gave AlIheriCaIm farumos rental vahtue ; it Ia ou lOreat eaat-m0md-webt rnhlroali ! tlmiml have givehi a remmtal 'aluto to thiLi iamb of Nuhmraala. 'i'imerc uieetl be joe dread of lovehleri , Tue celisus figures thmow imow last ( ho sell of the Vimited States Is pasaihig lute limo imunds uf us cunmmpar.itively ithiOull class , whose Inelmoilera dm1 ectiiu uiW UI' ' ( lie figures of their relit rolls en ( lie fallen grtycatolmes ( ii the liosa who ummado this counhi y great-thu Aniorlcau farmers wimo owimetl theIr ( arnie. - - - - - Vloea Baby was sick , we gave liar Cabtorb. Whee she wcaa ChILI , bIb cried for Castoria. Wimilma she became ML.i , iue iimtm to CJEtOr1 Whica slum hiatt Chuildo en , &iw gaue theno Cvtci ' ' - V