Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 16, 1884, Page 5

L R =) ~J S DoSTeISE A g G, THE LEADING CARRIAGE 1409 and I{«II Dndgc ,Sti' Catalogues furnished ) on Application. j OMAHA. NEB. . MANUFACTURER OF OF STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS LarTiages, Buogies AND TWO WHEEL CARTS. 1310 and 1520 Harnoy Streot and 403 8. 18th Street, llustrated Catalogue furaishod free upon application. - mmma A AAMAS R AFAURS THE NATIONAL CAPITAL, [CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.] Mr, Steele, (rep. Ind.), from the same committee, submitted the views of the minority on the Fitz John Porter bill, Ordered printed. Mr. King (dem., La.) chairman of the committee of the Mississippi levees, re- ported a bill to close the gaps in the levees of tho Mississippi river, and for the improvement of its navigation. Tt A]»prnrrmh-a £100,000, to be expended in accordance with the recommendation of the Mississippi River commission. Re- forred to the committee of the whole. Mr. Lyman (ind.,, Mass.) from the committee on military affairs, reported a resolution calling on the secretary of war for the name, rank, and regiment or corps of every officer of the army borne on the sick report as unable to perform full duty, from July 1. 1876, to December 31, 1883, or recommended for retirement } OMAHA, NEE.|; during the same period. Adopted. Mr. Mills (dem., Tex.)offered a resolu- tion directing the committee on judiciary to report whothor the president, by and with the consent of the senate can ne- gotiate treaties with foreign governments by which duties levied by congress can be changed or abrogated. ~ Adopted. Mr. Green, (dem. N. C.), offered a resolution that the committee on public health make an investigation of the ques- tion of adulteration of food and suggest legislation if any is _noeded. Referred. Mr. Mills (dem. Tex.), from the com- mitteo on ways and means, reported as a substitute for Messrs, Hewitt (dem. N. Y.), and Belmont's (dem. N. Y.), resolu- tions, resolutions asking tho president for information as to_irregular practices in the importation of foreign goods and requesting suggestions for legislation in that connection. Adcpted. Mr. Townsend (dem. I11.), introduced a bill euthorizing the president during tho recess of congress to prohibit any imports injurious to the public hualtf\ rom countries which, on the same A.HF. DALY, MANUFACTURER OF FINE Bugoies Carriaces and Suring Wagons My Reposttory onstantly filled with a"soloot]stook. Best Workmanship guaranteed. Office and Factory S, W. Corner 16th and Capitol Avenue, Qmahe. RICHARDS & CLARKE, I W. A. CLARKE, Proprietors. | Superintendent Omaha Iron Works U. P. RATLWAY - - - 17TH2& 18TH STREETS MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS |IN Steam Engines, Boiler WATER WHEELS, ROLLERIMILLS,; Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth STEAM PUMPS, STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. ODELL ROLLER MILL. "TIIN 93TTI0Y TTIIA0 - ‘We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for the erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changing Flouring Mills, fremStone to the Roller System” g~ Kspecial attention given 10 furnishing Power Plants for any pur- pose, and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attended to promptly. Address RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omaha, Neb. ; S PER;’I';A'.‘GTION“ Heating and Baking Ts only attained by using 2 CHARTER OQAY¥ ; Btoves and Ranges, :} filT4 WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS b For sale by MILTONROGERS & SONE OMAMA. ground, prohibit the importation of American goods. Referred. Mr. Cox (dem, N. Y.), chairman of the committee on naval aflairs, reported back a resolution calling on the secretary of the navy for information as to wheth- er any officer of the navy had recoived a gift from a foreign power without the consent of congress and whether any one in the naval service rendered aid to the British navy at the bombardment of Alexandria, ~ Adopted. Mr. Cox said he had found a basis for the resolutions, Mr. Springer (dem. 111.) offered a ree- olution calling on the postmaster general for copies of correspondence with the de- partment of justice in regard to the star route prosecution and an_itemiz:d state ment of the expendituresof the department in investigating those frauds. Iteferred. Mcr. Shelly (dem. Ala.) offered a reso- lution directing the committee on rivers and harbors to inquire as to the necessity of an immediate appropriation for con- tinuing the work on important river and harbor improvements where work has been or is about to be suspended for want of appropriation. Referred. Mr. Hatch (dem., Mo.) presented a memorial from the committee of the National Live Stock convention. Ordered printed. Mr. Willis (dem., Ky.), chairman of the committee on rivers and harbors, re ported a bill appropriating $1,000,000 for continuing the improvement of ~the Mississippi river. Referred to the com- mittee of the whole. The house went into committee of the whole (Mr. Cox, of New York, in the chair) for its consideration, ALY YAV O L s QUALY U ARV L AV U eaten nearly half of the $'.000,000 ap propriated. He believed thy commis- sion contemplated 5,000 miles 0. levees and for this an appropriation of $30,- 000,000 would be nn\y a boginning. M. Horr, (rep. Mich.), and Mr. Hen. derson, (rep. 111.), favored the bill, Without action. the committee arose and the house adjourned. Further de- bate on the subject in committee will be imited to thirty minutes, WASHINGTON WAIKS Wastivaron, January 15.—The live stock denlers, through Representative Hatch, have submitted to the house a petition asking for legislation to stamp out the pleuro pneumonia by slaughter- ing all infected cattlo, and the govern- ment inspection of all export meats at the expense of the importor. Mr. Springer made an argument to-day in favor of purchasing additional granite for a public building at Springfield, 111, The committee on ways and means have decided not to act for the present on Townshend's bill for restriction of the importation of goods from countries which prohibit imports of American gooda. It is thonght the mere introduc- tion of such measures might have the desired effect. Representative Springer says moro than 82,000,000 overcharges are due the government, and a majority of the Star route contractors who made these over- chargos aro still in tho employ of the government, He proposes to go into the matter. ——— Golrg for the Land Grants, WasniNotoN, January 15.—At ' the meoting of the house committee on pub- lic lands this morning, consideration was given the argument Pryor mado yester- day in favor of the Texas Pacific land grant to tho Southern Pacific. The sub- committee in charge of the forfeiture of land grants to railronds was directod te report abill declaring the land grant forfeited. The report will be made to the full committee to-morrow. It is based on the grounds that the Texas Pacific company did not comply with any of the requirements of the act granting the land and the South- ern Pacific had defeated the building of the Texas Pacific for the purpose of pre venting a_competition with the Central Pacific. The object of congress in mak- ing the grant the committee says, was to secure a rival line fromSan Diego to cast. Tho house committee received a request from the attorney of the Ontonagon state line road through Michigan, asking a de- lay of two wecks be granted, at which time he might be heard. It was refused. To-morrow the attorneys of the Oregon Central will be heard. Not more than two attorneys are allowed to speak, each having an hour. CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000 | DR,HORNE'S ELEGTRIC BELT ta Tickets only 85, Shares in Proportion e NS TN . gfifi“r eurn Nervonen Fhant by the patient “ $1 000 Would Not Buy It. Wonxn—1 was afflicted with rheumatiem, and using o belt, To any one afflicted wiih Cwonld say, buy Mome's Electrio Belt., or with mme by writing or ecalling a8 #treet, Omaba, Neb, WILLIAM LYONS, Louistana wate Lotiery Company, “We do hé?fy certify that wé fyerrise the ar. rangements for < the Monthly and Semi-Annu Drawings of the F#risana State Lottery Com pany, and in persof Manage and control the rawings themaelves, an® that the same are con. i cured by that dise al Any o atmy ate = ducted woith honesty ncer; and in good faith | zer Block ard all partie is¢ the company | #47For sl at €, F. Goodman's Drug Store, 1110 o une this certificate, with Juc-niies of our sig. | Fa¥ t, Omaht, natures attached, in’ts advertisements, b i DUFRENE & MENDELSOHN, ARCHITECTS BREMOVED 10 OM. BUIL A NATIONAL BANK e onrs by the log slature PUrposes —with & cap which u reserve fund of over by exee o nce been added. Aro perfoctly restored. ¢ aluh an gptoms manhood by THE MARSTON 31,000,000 550,000 hna Dy an overwhelming poyular voto its franchise BELUS. Ko stomach dryesin. waa mao 8 part of tho presant atabs constitution | 5f N Ervasnn DeBiItey sml T hystent Decny it adopted Decomber 24, A. b. 170, Wniform ettt The only Lottery ever voted on and en- dorsed by the people of any State. 1t never acales or postponos. Its grand single number drawings take place monthly, A splondid of \p\\rtun".{‘w win a Fortune. Socond Grand Drawing Olass B, at New Or. leans, Tuesday, February 12, 1884—-165th Monthly drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE, 875,000, 100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. tions, in Fifthsin proportion. IN BOTTLES. «+. Bavaria. Bavaria, . Bohemian «.Bremen, Erlanger,.... Culmbacher, . Pilsner. Kaiser. ... Frac- LIST OF PRI 1 CAPITAL PRIZE 1 do do DOMESTIC. Budweiser. . | Anhauser ... do .. OF $8000 t. Louis. 2000 5 10 do 1000 Best's . «o o Milwaukee. Ak 9% Schlitz-Pilsner ........ Milwaukee. 300 do 10 Krug’s....... +evv.Omaha. o ey B Ale, Porter, Domestic and Rhine APTROXINATION PRIZS, Wine. ED. MAURER, 0 Approximation prizes of i 8,760 1214 Farnam. do do 500, . 800 | e — —— Gl 0 do do %0 2,250 1007 Pri mounting t L 265,000 Applic ba should e made ouly at the offico of th ¥ in » 3 For further information writo cloarly giving full addross. Make I 0. Money Orders payable and address Registered Lettors to 2W ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, L. Tottors by Mail or Ex. vards by Expreas at our M. A. DAUPHIN, W Orlean Washington Orloan $30.000 for $2. Regular Monthly Drawing will take 51 h'm e Sasonie o, Mascale Teraple. Beir Ta. diug, in Loulsville, Ky. D.C Poatal Notea and or pross (all sums of §5 and u expense) to e 4 For Banks and, Bankers, WasuINGToN, January 15, — At the meeting of the senate finance committee to-day, Sherman proposed an important amendment to his bank bill,/designed to meet the objection to the measure which would base the amount of circulation upon a fluctuatingstandard. Heproposed to authorize the secretary to issuc national bank mnotes up to ninety per cent of the full value of three per cent bonds deposited as security for circulation. Were a higher rate of bonds deposited, he proposed to compute the interest above three per cent and al- low a circulation to the amount of 90 per cent of the aggregate interest over three per cent for the whole time such bonds have to run. Thus four per cent bonds having twenty-three years to run being deposited a8 security for cirulation would entitle the hank depositing it to receive currency Mr. Willis stated the appropriation was necessary to prevent injury to valua- ble plants, and to enable the commission to proceed to werk. Mr. Belford (rep., Col.), referring to the question as to which committee the bill should go to, debated some days ago, said he wished to call the attention of the country to the fact that while the republican party was willing to make a liberal appropriation for the improve- ment of the Mississippi, gentlemen on the democratic side were higgling about the committee jurisdiction. Mr. King (dem., La.) denied that there was any conflict botween the Mississippi levee committee and the river and har- bor committee. Mr. Belford went on to point out to the house its line of duty, which he de- claved would unlock the vaults of the national treasury. [Laughter.] There are, he said, $100,000,000 in the treas- ury kept out of business channels and trade. Business firmswere failing all over the country because the money was kept out of employment. Suppose $20,000,- 000 were appropriated for the Mississipp river where would it go? Not to France or England, but to the horny-hande toilers of this country. It was the duty of the majority of the house to compel, execute and enforce a broad and liberal policy in regard to the great water courses in order that they might over- come the men who control the railroad corportions of the country, Mr. Blanchard (dem., La.) critizised the remarks of Mr. Belford as having, under guise of support of the measure, injected a noxious dose of politics, He misstated the democratic side when he stated it was not harmonious in support of this improvement. The speaker would guarantee for every vote cast for the measure by the republicans that two would be cast by democrats, Mr. Henderson (rep., In) spoke in favor of appropriating $20,000 to con- tinue the iwprovement of the ice harbor at Dubuque. Mr Gibson (dem., W, Va.) said the committee on rivers and harbors did not depreciate the importance of other improvements by usking imme- diate consideration of the pending mea- sure. It was brought forward out of re- spect to the message of the president and the pressing recommendation of the commission, Mr, Hunt (dem , La.) argued that im- provement was both necessary and econ- omical, Mr. Bayne (rep., Pa.) would not vote against the measure, but disliked to hear it advocated to the detriment of all other streams_of the country. Improvement of the Mississippi was yot an undemon- strated exrerilnunt. Mr, Miller (rep., Pa.) ventured to say there had not been an appropriation for river improvement from which there had been s0 much filching as those for the Mississippi and mutterings had como up that private corporations and individuals were being wonderfully benefited by them, Mr, Hepburn, (rep. Ia,), was in favor of the improvement of the navigation of the river, but not the banks and planta tions on each eide of the stream, and be- ved it was the purpose of certain itlon of the houge to sceure the im- t of their own property and property of their constituents by secur- ing plantetions on the lower Missssippi from overflow rather than to protect urvigation, The clerical and menial sorvice of the commission he said had at the rate of $110 70 for each $100 bond — | Thursday January 31st, 1884. ALawful Lottery& Falr Drawings, hariered by the logislatire of Ky., and twice declar: legal by the highust court la tno Stato Bond given to Henry County In tho sum of $100,000 for the prompt payment of ail prizes sold. A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGE £ Every tioket holder hisown supervisor, can cal) out the number on his tickot and seo the correspond- g nugbor o tho tag placed in the wheel b bis prescncd. These drawings will ocour on_the laat (hursday of every month. Read the maguificont January Scheme. L) LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY C0 B. Frank Moore. 127 La Salle Street. Chicago, Now Managor of Chlcago Office._To whor apply for information and ticketa. 165th Monthly ay '} Drawing. Tuesday, Feb. 12. Flrst Capital Prizo §75 000, Tiokete. Fifths at §1 each. sold in | g00 R 500 Prizos, 1000 Prizos, o P oo full scherhe above, The necessity to rrnmvl and efficient household remedies ~ GELEBRATED isdailygrowingmore imparative, and of these Hostotter's 9 Stomach Biters Is thechief inmirit and the most popular. $3. Half Tickets, $1 , $00. 05 Ticxots, $104 Remit money or Bank Draft in Lotter, or send by expross. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTE! OR POST OFFICEORDER, until further notice. Or. deposited, that being 90 per cent of the face value and 90 per cent additional for all excess of interest over 3 per cent. e — A Fruitless Ballot, Lovisvitie, Ky., January 15.—The senatorial contest is still undecided. Another ballot was taken to-day with no result. Adjourned till Wednesday. e — Barnum's White Elephant. Luvirroor, January 16, —The steamer from Siam with Barnum’s white elephant has arrived. PlLLS BOWELS TORPID g DISORDERED LIVER, 5 uan R of tho hur ndicato tholr Appstite, nelhie, Yullnons afilel cxertion of bo of food, Xrrit: splviis, A Fee’ some duiy & ored © mand tho 156 of n romady that, acts direotl: O ih % AsaLivorimediono RUTT PILLS havono equal. Their actionon tho Kianeysnad Sldn isulfo prompt; romoving all impuritics through these threo ¢ seavs epgors of the syatem,™ producing appo- Lito, soun n, Tegular stools, o wdnvigoronsbody. TUTTS PILLY no nausen oF griping nor interfere iy veori ind aro a porfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, Office. 44 Murray 8 TUTTS HAIR DYE, GRAY HAIR O WHISKERS changed in. stantly to a GLOSSY BLACK by a single ap- p]lcul{nn of this Dye, 5”:::3‘; lliruguluu. snt by express on rece . TS (7’8 MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE. Irrogularity of stomach and bowe dors of 85 and upwand by X proas, can bo »ent at ous malarial fovers, liver | expenso. Address all orders to J. J. DOUGLAS, wmplaint, debility, | Loulsvilie, Ky. wod & Sab-&wlst 3w om 5 rheumatism an d = = mras - DONES DAL thoroughly cong edby thisincompara- of itaclass. For sale by all Druggiste and Dealers generally, ble family restorative aud medicinal safe- nd it is just- rogarded as the CheapLots Within 1} miles of Postoffice, on and near street car lines, at B20 O AND UPWARD, IN A Theitrety it 4 6 RTaR A BONS: 3. W. WUPPERMAYY, GOLE AGENT, &1 BROADWAY, N. X, 8. H. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - -~ - - Neb BUAADER OF THOROUGIIBRND AND IO ORADN HEREFORD AND JERSEY CATILE | AND DUROC Ok JMRARY KD AWINN #8 Young stook for salo. gCorrespondence solieitod. MONTHLY PAYMENTS ! RED STAR LINE. Belgian Royal and U.jS. Mail Steamers SAILINGJEVERY SATURDAY $10.00 to $25.00. {UMPHREYS VETEBLIFICS R THE CURE OF ALL DISEASES OF v DOGS, HOGS, . “ HORSES,CATT Fbsll‘? 2F) TH TOR TWENTY rinar ' Vital Weakness and Pros. tration from over-work or scrotion, 1s radically ad prompiy E eured by It Boeen In £l uu 2 #Tper vial, orb vialiw 1t oot frew o Ve } rel y known, Price e P Tiumt o e M Itjrice. STl itk it ERR1 8 Y DISEASES OF THE EYE & EAR J, T. ARMSTRONG, M, D., Oculist 'and Auris s l;'qr am Bireot, opposite Paxton Hotel, Omaha BETWEEN NEW YORK AND ANTWERP, The Rhine,|Germany, Ttaly, Holland and France; Steerazo Outward, §20; Propald from Antwerp,§20; Exoursion, $40, including bedding, etc.; 24 Cabin, #66; Excursion, $100; Saloon from 860 to §90; Ex- curkion §110 to' §160, 837 Poter Wright & Sous, Oon, Agta. 65 Broadway 900 Boautful Lots IN SUBURES, $1 OO EACH IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS, $10. THOUSANDS of wores of improved and unimproved FARM LAND Throughout the State at §3 ‘0 §50 per acre, Long time; low interest, Houses, Lots and Lands BOUGHT AND SOLD, @. R. DOANE & CO. Idwell, Hamiltan & Co., Omaha P, E Flodman &Co,, 208 N. 10th Btreet, Omal . K Kimball, Omahia Agents. mé&o eod-ly Western Comice-Waorks, IBON AND SLATE ROOFING, C. SPECHT, PROP. Owaha, Neb. 1111 Douglas 8t MANUFACTURER OF @alvamizea Iron Cornices Dormer Windows, Finials, Tin, Tron and late R, Bycht's vatcnt Metallo kylighty Patant adjusted Ratehot Bar and Bracket e gooral wgout or e abovo I ving. 1 aw goods. Iron s, Iron Bank MAIN OFFICE -Opposite p0Mice; Roam 4 Fren. | o Lots! Lots ! Lots!| LOTS OF THEM 195 Lo 1% FIAWTHORNN, Every ono knows this be the newest thing In the mnr’hl A veny 'Vl: 1OTR 1% Kirkwoon. These aro acceded to be the cheapest in the market. 200 Lots 1x OWAUA ViEw, It will pay you o go with us and viuw them. We would b pleased to show any property we have listed. Pricoa and valuo of all this proparty wils advanco I the Spring, consequently 1t will pay, to, U Now, and save from §76 to §150, ~—Below we give & fow bargalng in— i IMPROVED PROPERTY, 182,000, Howso of flve rooms on hall let, nine 8 trom epot, Terms eany. uer and building, Terms . Fonee of six rooms on fall Tt on 20th Gofor It. 4,00, Two' houses on ono lot in & good loon- n, North 10th st, near street car, and all in wood repair. A good bargain, 74 000. A magnificent dwelll g in Redick's pw, with all the eomforts of A bargain for you. Seven room house, between Center and Dorcas strects, seven blocks from the U. P. depod. $2,100, 'ar d torms cany. An excellent inside residence proporty, highly Fespectably looulity, and_ everything 1o No. 1 shape; terme, 86,760, 63-§2,500. Good house of elx rooms, very con- venient to U. P. depot. This property Ja gilh wge and canbe Loughtfor the essial torma omible. 000. Neat cottage on half lot in Parker's ad- dition. A bargain. 73—Houso of saven rooms on Sherman avenue, con- venfent to the business part, and very desirablo for residence. 43 200, 04—A house of eight roome in Shinn's ana only one block from ¢ like pince, and 4 & purchase bar- imuiense. ' Only $2.6800. 95-§1,000. A nead little cottage in Shinn'sfaddi- tion, east front, chesp. 97—31,700. House of four rooms on 2th and Douglas, Tering easy. Touso of five rooms, early new, Shinn's addi- tion. §1,000; 00 n cash acd balance in aonthly payments. 000." A good house in Shinn's sddition, six rooms and all in good repalr. One half down and long time ior the balance. 107—82,500. ~ A nics new house in Hanscom Place, 108. heap. 10081000, A small cottage and lot in mprove- nent Aesociation addition. T.ook at it. 93—85,500. Two-story house, of nine rooms, on Nincteenth (19) street, in’ Elizabeth place, 'one block from street car line. Go look e It for & bargain. —$4,000, O man avenue, 8 house and lot. The lot h foot trontage on two streets. Torms eany . 186,900, Large twostory house of 14 rooms and ood barn, having 8 completo box stalls and hay lof!, on_corner lot on Sherman avenue two blocks 'trom car line. Great place for hotal or busiuoss of aay kiad,Go and look at it. 04—$4,000. A two-story house of 10 rooms on full lot In Shinn's first addition. Good improve- monts. 52—§1,500. A one-story cottace on fu'l lots in Par. ker's addition; good well and shade trees. Torms to suit purchasors. 60—§4,700.—House of 6 rooms on_very arge lot in hill addition. This place is complete, i barn, well, cistern, and onlv one block trom car lng. ' W 100—41,600, House and lot. Monthly payrents of $14 ench. A rare bargain. 00—§1,000. House of 3 rooms, and bam, on full lot in Hauscom place, one block from car track, 981,100, Story and halt house of 5 rooms on half lot near U, P. depot. - Cash bargain. £0—81,000. Large store bu ding on leased lot, luduo 0 run ive years. Easy’ torms and noat depot. 8581600, Houso and Tot on Douglas and Twe ty'seventh strects, good barn, well and ciste 00 down and balance to su.t. 8900, Twostory frame storo building, 22x68, on Sixteenth street. Shelviog and counters, Curtaine, etc. Tho Tease on' ot can Fun five years. This store only three blocks trom postottice; w ih. 84—§1,260. House and lot in Kountz 8 addition, botween Tenth and Eleventh on.Hickory. This iea great bargain. ,000. Nice ‘house and lot on Clark stteet, E. Smith's addition. Convenient to strect car; a valuable corner for residence or business. CHEAP LOTS In parts of tho ity ARMS \n parrs of the State. Conveyancing and all kind of legal papers executed at our office. Moncy loaned on Real Estate, 24 Don't fail to see other targains on our lista, &4 Notary Public always in our office. 247 Houses to reut. Sears &E_Bosa.rd, COR. 15TH AND DODGE STS., (Williams' Block) DREXEL & MAUL, SUCCESSORS TO JOHN G. JACOBS) UNDERTAKERS, at the old stand, 1417 Farnam stroet. Orders tolograph solicited an _ promptly attended DR. EMILY PAGELSEN, Diseases of Women, 1613 DODGE STREET. Offcehows 10+ to4: 6:30 to 7:80. M. R. RISDON, (en1Insurance Agent REPRESENTS! Phanix Assurance Co., of London, Cash Assota 86,864,504.0 ‘api 1000,000,0 ta, of Newark, N, J., Capital 1,276,000.00 Girard Fire, I’Nlmldrhh, Capital. . ... 1,200,000.06 Firemon's Fund, Capital, . 1,286,915.00 OFFICE:—Room 19, Ciaba National Bank Build ug. T lephone No. 576 NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY. 0. F. DAVIS & 00., (SUCCESSORS TO DAVIS & SNYDER.) Genersi Dealers o REAL 1B FARNAN BT, - Have for salo 200,000 acres carstully selocted lands o Eastorn Nebrankn, at low prico and on casy terma. Traproved farma for sale in Dougios, Dodgo, Colfax, Platto, Burt, Ouming, Sarpy, Washiogton, Merick, Baundons, and Butlor Countios. “Tuxes aid in all parts of tho State. Money loaned on improved tarms, Notary Publio Always 1o ofos. Gorrespondsace solicited TAKEN UP Taken up November 2lst, ono mile south of coun: ty farm, three strayed heitors, sl mote or less red any white. JAMES SCHNIDERWIND, 110 4tlew Omaha, Nob. I. N. WAITE, M. D,, Plysician & Surgeon, (Formerly of Mercy Hospital, Chicago) Specialist For the treatment of Nervous Disesses, Chrouic an Burgloal Diseases, and Discases of the Eye and kar. Consultation and exsminstio m tree. OFFICE—0dd Fellow s Block, N. W, cor. 14th and Dodgo Bia, Omaha, Neb. Oifisohoure to12a. m. Ttodand 7 todp.in, Bundays 10 to 12 a. m. ouly. i A Ese. Steam Dve-Works! 200 1:th Street, bet. Farnam sud Douglas, D. B. WAUGH & CO. PROPRIETOKS, alos’ and Gents' Clot cleaned, dyed and re- it Flutnos and tipe leanads dyed and Ohcled adios wuits, in Blik, Satin and Velvely cleaned by tho French dry cleaniug process, #aFA fust-clase Al genors) §. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sta. “alior whop in counection < pe——