Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 23, 1883, Page 4

i § 1 3 PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTE. | gested by that body of teavelling pro- The omaha Bee- | ITheecports of the board of publle]tectionlsts. Afrer six weeks' struggle WEALT“' YAe“TsME". works and the clty englneer, submits |in the committes of the whole it was ' POWER AND HAND e aaiy Monday moroing daily | tod st the last meeting of the city freported back to the senste with A Description of Jay B0nld'S|pey-nd the former debt of the com: - ocounoll, are Interesting and suggestive | amendments and additions on every pany, Amount of mor o $3,000, e k. PUMESI! “TERMS BY MAIL— i d cuments, which should be carefully | schedule, and on its final passage Floating Palico ag 16 000; negotlated, 'lo.ow;‘gbondn In One Year....$10.00 Thm;{Mn;:lh flllg read by every taxpayer and citizan of | nearly every reduction made in com- Nll Be. :7:;’;:;’;“';2?m0:1:;dfl;:::§d:]:m “: 8team Pumps, Engine Trimmmgs, 8ix Months. . 5.00 | One Month.... 1, o.:.h. w::ll:;numudint::ogro;th mcm.u wuh replaced through the the campany of whatevernature, $250, | €NING KACHINERY, #fl%{{:& Bos JmAzs Afl,‘)w&m r G8 PICR, SYRAS . v and mates vancerzent of our olty. | ¢ff.rts of the lobby. In Its present tr 000. No dividend has ever been de. ) ! FITTIN ':E‘Ed\Y'IfEALY s Ty ] Darling the last two years the olty |form the total decrease of revenue How Frominent Wall Btrest clared by this accursed corporation, ™ TERMS POST PAID— has expended $206,337.76 in public| through its operation cannot be more Men Propose Enjoyicg the ;:d ”i‘;::;j;m l“m ?“n.,,,..," will HALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCH AND SGHOQL BELI.S $2.00 ghmmmm, g {mprovements, Inoludlng sewerage, | than $26,000,000, while an snnual Bummer Vacation gh’\n;thueov‘:.th’uom:l;::::r:no:deg Cor. Farnam and 10th 8treets Omaha, Neb. ouN'::)Oonn:"“;ol;.th ourbirg and guttering sidewalks and|surplus of $150,000,000 ts plling Into vrivate partler. The et profits of this Newsdenlers in the United States, bridges and the beginning of paving | the treasury. New York ourn | road have been notliog, s the oor. operations, The time has how come,| The bill s now in the hands of the| A Journal representative happen- W; {Z" "'“ :°“°§‘"; in ";:Q'l"! CORRESPONDENCE -All Commanl. | 10 the opinlon cf the olty engineer [house and seven days remaln for ite g‘ln‘:’dm“; Me. G‘.‘j"“ gr‘,’,‘:fl on | hend of 4ho m?:pr'i..h.': Do Wit . stfons ul:tld to, d::::d :hfl%flofld and the board of public works, when | conslderation. It is not probable that w“"“ ::b‘iezgof? ?1:'1.@7.:,'. ma n;‘&'f dled and robbed, and cismster has m;,{",_ IR | Omaha should lay the foundations for |that body will acceptsit in its present|cant yacht, which is rapldly b:ing|overtaken all porso 4 THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA FRIDAY FEBRUARY 23 speak with any sccuracy, in conse- quence of the books, vouchers and socounts belng stolen lost and mislald by the former « flicers of the ocmpany, DOUBLE AND SINCGLE ACOTING P [ Published every morning, ex Sun. —_— : SPECIAL NOTICE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR BUSINEES LETTERS—All B\uh\e; a system of public works which can|form and it will ba a matter of indif- yu‘-lléed Mwn:{l oomhletl‘n;n, f connected with it in any eapa (4 . d Remittan hould be an you give The Journal some S i I. ‘m hanI :;;I Pn:fin:x::()onut be extended s the nece sitles cf the | ference to the publlo whether they do idea of l!er fittings, and any details of THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL ou 1 a e A, Drafts, Checks and Postoffice | city demands. ornot. Sach a shameful sham will|ynecragip 4 i (] &f&m"l”::‘"?‘d‘ payable to the order of | Tn this opinion Tue Brr adrees. |not, eatis’y the people ¢f the| ¢ With plessure. Come to my cffise [ Oongressman Belford, of Colorado, 1t is the best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. One pound is equal to three pounds of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Oake in the fall and win- ter, instead of running down, will increase in weight and be in good market- able condition in the spring. Dairymen as well as others who use it can tes- tify to its merits, Try it and judge for-yourselves. Price $25.00 per ton; no charge for sacks, Address o4-e0od-me WOOODMAN LINSEED QIL CO., Omaha, Neb. Steps ought at once 'to be taken to|country who have had their|a: will show you the spec!fications,” Waunts to Testify. pave the business ocenter of the city. The horrible condlitlon of car main streets have Injured Omaha very materially. Oapital tas been repelled and Investments have gone elsewhere, because our s'rects, during a large portion of the year, have been in a condition which would disgrace a ocountry village. The paving of Doug- las and Tenth streets will be a good beglnning, but it will b only a be. gioning, Within the next three years paving operations must be ex- tended to the section betweon Ninth and Sixteenth and Harney and Dodge, while Bixteenth street, bo tween Harney and the bridge, ought “ 000— ¢ e b e IR A B ot il by 835 fost Font, | S7ecia Depate to Tun . disgracefal log rolling and corrupt in- 205 teot at the water line and 25 feet| WasniNeToN, February 21.— Rer- flaences which have prevented the|bi:am, She will draw 15 feot of water | doll continued his teatimony in the passage of any measare of genuine re. |and will bo built of iron. Her rig|star routa'lrhl to-day. formr It remains to be seen whether | Will ba that of a three-masted sohoon- Inlwllml-l aekod “.'9 witness what the iron and lumber interests control | °5 AR IR C LS R ,"-“m G AL 5 TOl| will be provided with electelc lights Murrick objucted to the question un this couniry. A republican congress|Sue will also carry a Herrcechoff [lees the difense producea the book. has been given the opportunity to |steam launch.” T Tltliu “C“;“ mlldd ‘hh" 'i:“ d“;‘b book rvo théld Basty B 5 : *‘The cabins will ba placed forward, | could not be ueed by the defense to .:u The: [L": th’r lexv:hgl i) p\:o and the crew's qulrteulzwiu ba aft, on | test the momory of the »itness in the WH()LTSALE ' B0 y OWn that opporta: | 4y o same priuciple as Mr, Bennett's | cross-cxaminetion unlees the book was o r nity away, and the duty will now be yacht, The cabias and sfa‘erooms |preduced and introduced in evidence, placed in other hands at the next con gress. It will be fortanate for the are to be ventilated by an improved | otherwise the book was forever out of " steam fan, which will be worked from !ht; case, T 7 the engine room.” ngersoll acked to know the extent party if the defeat of tariff reform L4 pe et o IRETR %o Witioh s hed besn affocted by tho , doos not mean the defeat of a ropubli- #1n addition to the owner's state-| 2Wer alreacy glvon. He had never oan sdministzation, room there will be elght others, The hz?;fio;‘ :,'{,“:.B{gf,“gbfl{f“hfi"%gfi |30I an d I 303 Farnam St- CO r. lsth floors will ba fiolshed in hard and % The BEE PUBLISHING CO., Props. E- ROSEWATER Editor INVESTIOATIONS semetimes investi gate., Disrrior Attorney Lambertson has been renominated by the president.} | Tug best way to encourage Ameri- oan literature is to support your local paper. — Tuz lpprcPrinlun for KFort Omaha and the department of the Platte falled to materlalize in the sundry olvil service bill, alno to be Included. Tae trae story of how Senator Tom | fancy wocds and will be moveable, |8 e, Fo%: ’ = == . Bowen of Colorado strutk 1t rich has » | The court sald the anawer should be B. Unocta Rurus Harom oables' ‘from The charter as amended provides a nevek' been “told, * Whon *He “Way's #0 that the ocoupant can raise them, | o1, ninated from the record. OMAHA, N E and, whenever inclined, take a bath ot fresh or salt water, hot or cold, as his d putting up at Del Norce, among | faney may eolt him, The baths will place the sum which will have to be whom wheugl‘lnkersley, Taylor and s | by ln’hld :m\ porcalain and thelr con- levied upon the city at large at only dozen others who mixed up law aud | tragtion in thls way will save the miolng and lived from hand to mouth, 0 $60,000. The remainder will coms | [y was's wild country and » dall time, ‘;:3?.}_. B e from the abutting property. Every|The only recreation was the cteerful| ¢phe upper woodwork of the stato- owner of & lot in the distrlot can well | aud elevating' gamo known as draw | yooms will consist of satinwood, afford to psy the amount levied on his g:::::a vl::ym:xgps:c":l:s ir::’e 2“3’:‘;}: French walnut aud mahcgany, inlaid property, as he will be more than re- | ;}cn pertectly 80 thatall tho elements ;:,‘:l:h:;z::. edm :: r's;:::u:ll'lmg: imbursed by the increased value of his | of a good game were at hand, except upholatered in .lpellry and embroid- lot. We have no doubt that Omaha|ths one very esseniial element of |ered needlework of varlous ocolors, will authoriz) the necessary bonds for safo and satlsfactory method tor rals- jud 0 In Ban Juan thero was a mellow BagATS yias Al Busoppen £oods will Ing the necessary revenuo. Eitimates oroe e give Amerioa a large market for all her surplus grain, Ingersoll gave notice that he would Ro into the subject later on, as he in- terd:d to relieve Balford from any Iojurious inflaence, Ingersoll then resumed the cross. exrmination, and read from the affi: davit: “The statement that 8. W, Dorsey and J. W. Bosler pald Brady 50 or any o'her per cent was a pure fabrication, The witness eald it was not a pure fabrication, for he inferred euch waa the case. TRERE are several rumors afloat as to the changes in the federal offices in Nebraska, but lightning will probably not strike until atter March 4th, .« ] Mz, Taumaox attributes the bad weather to the prevalence of evil. Mr, Talmsge judges the rest cf the country from the Brooklyn standard. pEE—s—— NortuerN Nobrasks {s to have an immiggation boom this year and all indloations point to a rapld settlement of the lunds which good judges report are unsurpassed in fortility by any in the state. THE Low consus compendium shows & large Increasp since 1870 in the number of tdiots throughout the coun- try. This statement is borne out by a cursory lnspection of the congree- Association, —————E———— Cy— = —— McMAHON, ABERT & CO,, money. Notamanin the crowd had a | gach deslgn being in harmony with hgem-u then gan adyiats Himala uggls S the city's share of paving as soon as dollar. Tankerely borrowed $6 from | ¢he general character of each room. pure fatrioation. It is a falsehood. ’ the proposition Is submlitted. At the | thereafter as ‘‘the banker.” Ia li falsehcod. o ‘monoy, ‘mowever, the Dol Norvg | o beiog In blus and gold, another | *hy witnoesseadily dented ol othr | 316_0 OUGLAS STREET = = OMAHA NEB. vorable chance to place these securl- = . stock, Bowan owned the Ida mi ® | never saw any money pald to Brady tles In likely to offer itselt for some | 4%0 (a0 o duio Blenty uf.mn:'z? il:?t:\? making ourselves pretty com- | 4nd oniy had Dorsey's statement upon A“HEUSER'BUSGH " that poiot, and the charges against P ‘DQ. The subject of storm water sewers|000. It was very common to put up oarry?”’ referred to in the reports of the olty 60,000 shares for anante and the win. flicers and men." sl 42 v ¥ » scquently he was astonished and over- soarcely less Important than the paving ::,d::,'kefmn“ rich onough to sot up | {:What s her name to be. whelmed when they were produoced. tl K « n question, Gath,” drifted lato the country one Nunheél)::.:fi (:::,:; ::,:;:;ze%:;g: YR all m,l’d At SRR perfcet, but we lack means to carry off $100,000 worth just fora joks. Ida|ooal, and when finished we hope to et our aurface drainage. The storm wa stock was synonymous with worthless | have one of the most complete yachts & stockman once, and was known|The furnitureis to be distirct, one Moy B bl el present rates of Interest no more fa- orowd played with sharos of mining [ony, and so on; and 80, you see, we paragrapha {rom the sffilayit, and he years to come. rial for aute, he stecked it for $10,000,| ““How many of a orew will you him on the books, E ght months be- B % fore he made the #ffi iavit Dorsey told rew1n - “‘There will be acsommodations for | p; 7S i sngiaesrmnd baard of publio worki 18 ner of & pot cf 100,000 shares did not | thirt; him ke had destroyed the letterr, con. = Hq,k. g George Alfred Townsend, [ ¢That has not yet been decided. “Dorsey came down to me when I Our system of sanitary sewersge is | dey and they made him a present of | tain, Adjourned until Friday. and it remained so for some tim float.” THE RED HEADED ROCSTER. L slonal direotory, ter from the hills, as we are situated [ter Bowen struck it, Tho preseat N ?t.yo." father looks forward to his | Congreseman Belford upon being| : S CELEBRATED at prosent, must seck the river|senator eleot w an uncommonly | departare with considerable interest, | questioned this eveniog concerning |7 : g ttempt to impll- | through the street gutters. The con- shrewed mrl: lndl: tead ol: mlllxing a| I suppose " mad testimony g&gan in thah n::lr route oate the Land Lesguo in the Dablin | sequence s that after every rainfall | 18 C0;%, WHeh, e eaw the guld he) ~“Yes, he has antiolpateda protrached (Lo day to the ¢fléot that the check for| 3} > KE[} & BUTTLED BEER e out that the mine was for sale at a | holiday for time, and I think the | $2,000 had been drawn in his name b; x 3 sssamsigations has falled. The testi: |torerits of water rush down ouratreets|fow dollars. Then he played poker °hmd;;y :|ulu|:l:° h::fi:?.l all l.:,nnd? 8.'W. Dorsey, denled it in the mm’t ,A‘f and we are compelled to have our|for the stock. He could have pur-|The yacht will be ready in June, and |emphatic langusge that such was ihe R % THIS EXOBLLERT BERR SPRAKS will h»‘ with & great many grales | gutters from five to slx inches higher |©! avery share outstandiag for|al) being well we expect tostartduring | fact. He says he never had any deal- \ o J of allowanoe by all deoent people. them »would; ollibrwisn's o) Brcesapey. $100, bat he did not have the money. | the latter part of that month Speak- |ings of a financial charsoter, either FOR ITSRLF, D st e e o o By ke o o o gl T e T b oo i, B Do J . L sey o " Ir ls gamored bl ) iten Aaogecons ) ly see somothing of the world and its [sey e o amount of a ain. Orders from any part of the 8tate or the will resjgn from |the directary of < the Opjon o at the coming election, and the Ames interest will assume .control, - This means some radical .changes in the operating departmenta -of the road. ontataniling were the ones owned by | ways, f ki the uni s not | gle cent. If his check was drawn in - . : 3 The femedy for this mast be found | “Gath,” and Bowen negotisted for | boanded by the lmite of Wall siroet, fia name, ho nover saw it and nover | ENtire. West will be promptly shipped: fn the construotion of {nteroepting]tioee aud secared them for & song. | whioh, does grow. s trifie monotonous [ heard of it until to-day. 1t it was When he had every share in his pock- | oscasionally. ‘Fat ( k drawn it must have been presented s storm watef sowers which will oarry|et he announced his lack, ing all :!. [:k, ’Ghlngl g:l:;unyfl‘:. n’:,:: and paid to some other pnt;. if pald All Our Gords are Made to the Standard of our off the surface water elther directly | through Del Nort) there was woeplng | and it is perhaps as weil I should say |at all. Belford called on ~Ingersoll Guarantee, to the river, or empty It into the[and vnlllfl; Bowen, however, only | no more at present, until our depir- |this evening and requested to be amiled. oould afford to, ture assumes a more definite shape.’” | placed on the stand to deny the charge North and South Omahs culverts.| ™) &'y ht, ot afx months ago, In| mr, wASHINGTON CONNER'S "mp? under oath, He 1is detzrmimd to G EO RG E H EN N I NG, prove the falsity of the testimony. This is the recommendation of the| Windsor hotel, Donvar, he “gave it 4 olty engineer and will sooner or later | out o?la:):: fl,s‘t;:‘t:uu h{lhogznhu- In:{;fl g::ngo‘:}:;'hfl‘?n;:" V;'::I!:e e Sole Agent for Omaha and the West, 4 preasive o was t "‘;":h‘;h":;::‘u;’;‘ Omaha. shoald | An 10 the world and. he undoubtedly | 22465 wa 1a John Roach's yard, Phil- THE GREAT GERMAN | Office Gorner 13th and Harney Strests, Omaha, Neb, ok ek el 1 1o b 1% B0 S0, O s ln i | oot e oo, o REMEDY | oo — present. If the required bonds are pro-p-mve,’but 1t s in sight. The g{m;:'“h;:fi'&z}:::::‘fi?:‘;d:flh& FOR PAIN_ M C N A M A R A & D U N 0 A N. voted at the coming spring election it | veln is fablously rich, and is inex- e— AcooRDING to the reports of the 1llinols ratlroad commlssion - the legal expenses of the 0. B. & Q lnat year amounted to nearly $656,000. The U. P. never makes up its legal expense ssocount until after the adjournment of the legulature, Then it charges inches; draft, 8 feet 2 inches; beam, 20 Ralieves and oures Rup to the politioal profit and loss | "ill be fully two years before the im. :;::‘g:'. :ohfl:.:e“ ":L’h be st d‘";" foot 6 inches, Her tonnage under 'the RHEUMATISM, WHOLES ' LE DEALERS IN eolumn. provementa that are so greatly needed | b'y the richest 3.- dm-;":h; new measurement will be 130; under Neuralgla, Jauzs GorooN Bmnerr, whatever pamirhe o byt Haled s“ s fitted with upright compound oylinder the old, 257 tons. She will also be | Sciatics, Lumbago, KENTUCKY AND PENNSYLVANIA these are finlshed they will i BACKACHE, Ris faclta s generous o the oore and |44 hundreds of thousands of| The OregonShort Line Cha: R ne Lon yacht will bo fabbed In Bl munam, rormaom, ° . Toads a subscriptionfor therellef of the | g,llars to the value of our real | From the B.M Lake Tribuse. 1 |June and will cost $60,000. She will So0 o)y, sufforers by the Ohlo river floods with | yiate and enhance by more thanm| . I? Yo the ramor that the |have tour state: each 11 feet 9 NUTFEY, SALLINOS donation 000, The ed- g Line Raflroad will inches by 8 fest. The maln ssloon SPRAINS, o liberal of §5, that amount the various interests of ) fioe of the New York Herald la al ;i e of will bo 10 feet 6 inohes long—lon Servoam,Onte, Briom, % g :;‘ :k biidhay Mhhh'::. the olty. Uatll our business streets enough to dine ten persons, although FROSTBITES, . 3 are paved and sewered and provisions she will carry ascocommodations for | BURNS, SCALDS, tribations are called for. His prinoely | 5,044 for the carrylng off of the sur- = And all other bodly sedes in Bond or Free, Also direot fmporters of i of $100,000 threo yoars ag0 %0 the | L, ater o will rsaaln & aross be. Bk aroatt, wil bol am1) JIPTY CRNTS A BOTTLAL in Ddled' mapl d | § Irish famine fand will not 300n be for- | yeen g large town and a small city, snd ohbot:l:e: ;l:)- peins” Bt 04| WI“ES’ BRANDIES AND ALES’ gokten. eE————— 00 far as our public improvements are ) ro- | holstered h‘{)rlahbaoloud k and “'"""a v y 81d. | concerned. ll"' Interest, both pub. | isoted. There will be a meetu: y of | 1ace curtains. Her officers and crew o A Vegdor 0, AcoconpixnG to the statement of Bid- very in! both pub. " | (Bwsscasers 1o A. Vogeler & 0n) ney Dillon, as incorporated in the last | io and private, demands that the reo- the Directors early in Mareh, mtfi| {s|all told will not exoeed eight men Baliimers, N, Uil A probable that thts question may then |She will carry forty tons of coal, and Jobbers and Manufacturers of Fine \ report of the government directors, |ommendations of the board of public| come before the bsard. He sald he | will have more free board than any the Unlon Pacific had $3,963,345 | works should be oarried into effect aa | visized the roed last fall and passed yscht in the New ,York squadron, worth of stores, fuel and material on | rapidly as possible. overit. At the summit of Twin Ocesk ANOTHERJELABORATE YAOHT, hand on the 1st of July last. e e Paas & tunnel will be necassary if ithe| My George 8. Soott, broker, who that he constdered the vessels would 814 & 216 8, 14TH STREE? - - - OMAHA, NEB, dollar's werth of stores lable to 4 . to the tunnel are ready, and have “My' captaln,” f ™ Women ; road i ted fi According to the statement of the| TuE tariffbill passed on Monday by o, g 'fln 1s to the people of this country, who|Yide, butthesd will not bé practicable| b, ahéad fm saliing qualities (she taxation. In other words, it is safe to reform measure, intended to conciliate | shown that the ground thloush which G"fl"..’a fi: 1s bullding @ sister ysoht to Mr. Con- Agents for Jos. Schlitz’ Milwaukee Beer, Unlon Pacific «fliclals at Omaha at the have so urgently demanded a radical for the businesathat will ":t'v:ma: aversgq speed 14 knots ey that Nobraska and Douglas N popular opluion, but which in reality | the tunnel will pass,’is largely made ‘lllue:lr'fl; 1y Mg vzh“ want_glossy, luxuriant G ATH (JITY t . the senate, will not give satiafaction D tahon Backs” oasslng pras fho o [20'% luformed w Journal reporier G entl Bottled and in Kegs. last asseasment, the company had not N e reduction of taxation. It isa bogus road whenoompléted. ' Th an hout) of any oounty were swindled out of the taxes on at' least a mil-|makes fow Important changes in the 3:2;‘:‘:::::&:‘"&: :;Enwb:: whom I don't know a better bo‘a‘u‘{l‘ffi t’i'i‘:eisrorl:'.::?d:‘;" . lion dollars’ worth of taxable|llst of datiable artloles, S0 far from|g 000 feet in 1.,8‘5 very heavy, {fnot ?g:" 'I l“;?": ‘""’J:‘:ga l‘:'“‘{,v“‘ LYON'S KATHAIRON, Tlllg property within the Omaha city limits, | reducing the tariff on a number of | making the snbrpr{n almost i npraot- lpoor:l'lyo\:urlt.o l;.; object has h::: ol t, cheap article ;“'m beoause an inefliclent and Inoperative [ commodities of domestlo necessity, |loable. This may orvae the ohange to |4 jnsure comfort with speed rather mfi the Hair grow freeY; B rovenue bill permits the railroads to|it soctually increases existing rates, ton, from which place It woul | ¢hay an extra amount of elogance, and fast, keeps it from falling be easy to construct the road down MANUFACTURXRS OF y to oo out, grrests and cures “grny- aud as an off set places on the free| Bear River,s distance of fifiy miles, and T don't think I shall be disap- list such luxuries as sploes, on which | to a connectin with the constructe Appoluted. ) . 10 »| ness, ‘removes dandruff and c M 1 ment. - the prosent rates might just|line. Thereisa contest betwoen the u?t h:‘::fi;“;z:";:"m oug;l:t.“ itching, makes the Hair a r p e n t e r s a t e T 1 a s as well have been retalned, | Oregon Short Line and the Utab and 0 list and lump thelr property, accord- Ing to the sweet will of the manage- The value of the property of the Qroson t th.nhmyth.lna new that I cau give |- Strong, giving it a curling ALS ing over some thirty or forty On cotton manufactures aud wool, on | miles of track built by th: oumatances, but it is never so low as | lron and steel, on pottery and gllauv - :n; ehi‘:nodmu b’don.zl:;mt‘:'tg: wulhl: e ?:‘f:rfl':‘;‘:q.“ that| any d 'l‘g} ’fis‘l'lol""hm“' SASH. noons. BL'“ns, STA'ns' when the assessment lists are to be | ware and on fifty raw materlals which |Iatter company, This matter is in —— T 33 1o shre . g B | wo d oM, fae Doty Y6 syl ot e Stair Railings, Balusters, Window just as its profita are never quite so|less products of domestlo consump: |erminue o{tho Oregon Short Line be | ¥ e Boston Post. small as when the laglslature ls disouss- | tion the reductions are either trifling R ika promerity 'and “bstnems of Nevadaand Oregon R:Zmd,::fldi W-wu”mom'mxfi'w#mwmu gob 1n splte of such notorlous evaslon | messure the bill i a protense and a |that town. S48 aflle) WiG.A POIAL D) 0 o A, MOYER, Fropriete Unlon Paclfio varies according to olr- you when the time of departure ap-| tendency and keeping it in t.lfnll reburned to the board of equalisation, | enter into the production of number. |0UF, and hence, the result of this PRy gy result of using Kathairon, 1o Evenston it wil add grost, | Mr. D. W. Balob, Presidont of the and Door Frames, Etc. ings rallroad bill to regulate fares. And | or absolutely nothing. As a reform N RN GRS $3,000 000 and & paid up capltal of | “me.ccd.sth, 5th or sth p. unications to of taxes by the monapolles and the | frand of the first water, wwisted nd| ;m-B sosamry SRS $600,000, hu'ju:rmd ‘fs‘éa’?;“ his added burdens which such eyasion | distorted and wrenched from ita or. » % 20008, 'watonna, | sworn report for the year , n eon throws upon the peopls, the loglalatare | einal deeig In the interests of tndus. | Mok, Wrltes: “My Wite was affiotod | formi'y, eith the ‘statates of Novada. H. PHILLIP of Nubradkn soae 1 e . ere s monopolss. T o Sl e w1 b s it oA e L ADIYG NEY YORE MORGAN & CHAPMAN, nue bill that will eorreot this crylng | The bill as first reported by the [St. Jacobs Oil and a complete cure was port that Mr. Poot hat ever perused, | "TIC™ ILOX, Oall and oo it 0 T g e e ol e L B e g, V| pn s e WHOLESALE GROCER and natore pon share towards the support of the state | tarlff commiselon and made large re- 1207 Farnam Street. 1207, ecunty and munioipal govermmnent. | duotions In the list of dutles as sug. Under the management of Mr, Kallsb, 1218 Farnam 8t.. Omaha, Neb.