Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 29, 1884, Page 5

} | l (W[AHA e o i A ———— e e - ~WITH= 001 RALLS bRANTE. 4 1d your work is done for all ta time to come. time WE CHALLENGE The World to proflnce a more duranle material for q vet pavement than the Sioux Falls Granite. ORDERS (FOR ANY AMOUNTEOY i1iation Pamng bl SIOR= MACADAM! filled promptly. Samples sent and estimates given upon application. WM. MoBAIN & CO., oR. Sioux Falls. Dakota. 617 St. Charles St., St, Louis, Mo. JEQULAR GRADUATS of -y uadioal onlegse has been_engagod longer 1. thy treatment CHRONIC, NERVOUS, SKIN AND BLOOD Diseases than othor physician in St. Louis, as city papers show and all old. residents Inow, ~Consultation free and invited. When it is inconvenlent to visit the elty,for treatment, medicines can bo sont by mail or exprers evorywhore. Curablo cases guarantoed; where doubt exista it is trankly stated. . SURGICAL- Tiiscases arisivg from Imprudence, Exoeeser, Indulgences pormanont: Sentionto cases from overworked bri OASES roocive special atwention. 1y curod. 1260 pages; the whole MARRIAGEZET ‘receipts; who may ,Who may nob i chack o A Taateysad cuter” Wuied o6 i1 postaze or stamna won 908 10 T. SIN=EOLD, MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED IRON, CORNICES. WINDOW CAPS, FINIALS, ETC. S 48 th .treot MAHAL L oaien i teieanes NEB.RASKA. DISEASES OF THE EYE & EAR J, T. ARMSTRONG, M. D., Oculist ‘and |[Aurist. Until officos aro repaired from result of fire, off with Dr. Parker, Room 6, Crelghton Block 16th ana_Doilyinn HLFOOLS. BRUNSWICK & CO. BlLLIARDS. Fifteenn Ball Pool, Carom, AND ALL OTHER GAMING TABLus. TEN PIN | & BALLS, CHECKS, ETC. 18 South 34 Street,CSt. Louis, (411 De'awaro ftreet, ‘Kausas City, Mo, 1821 Dougias St.. Omaha, Neb, HENRY HORNBERGER, Agent. sar8end tor Catalogues and Price Lists, JAMES Y. CRAIG, Landscape Gardener AND FLORIST, Plans, specifications and stimates of cost of Iaying out new or remodeling old lawn: ling, ng ot il b Taraiedon SmpAAoR. Giover. wi LIS TCGEXT Z s e, JHEISA T Now Woodwork ! New Attachments Warranted 5 Years SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. E. L LOVEJOY 1 22 8. 15¢h Btreot. OmahaNeb required by the teaveling pub Tie—a ine, Quick Tioe and the bos of scconmods all of which are far. m«»;fi‘j \ESD A~ ; ; "\ % APRIL, ¢ : PRIL 29, 1884 DAILY BEE- corporate name of & grea conveys an idea of ust w fshed by the .m«m in America, And 8t Paul. Itownd Aud oporates over 4,400 muwe of Northorn Tllipois, Wisconsin, Munosots, lowa ; And a8 ta ma brancies_and conne usiness acntres of the it naturally answere the o, and Gest Route hetween , St. Paul and Minneapolia. » T Crosso and Winows, Aberdeen and Ellendale au Claire and Stillwater , Waasan and Moreill Dam and Oshkosh. sha and Oconomowos. n and Prairio du Chios watonns and Fatribault. and Mineral Polat. desoription of Short L, . Chicago, Milwa Ghioago, Milwank Chicag Chicago, Milwai Chicago, Milwaukee, Chicago, Milwatikeo, Chicago, Milwauk Sioux Falls and Yankton Mitchell and Chamberlaln, St. Paul and Minnoapolie. Rook Tsiand, Db aul and Minneapolis. Davenport, Calmar, Pulliman Slecpers and the Finost Dining Cars in world are run on the mlmllm.'n nllllu chfiag MILWAUKEE & 8§ and every attention is paid tu hhmlmnll y courte ous employes of the company. A V. H cAnr" TER, Pass. Agent. GEO H. m..u-rom), 8. 8. MERRIE, Gen'l Maager i SadR, IMPORTANT —TO - Buyers ofall Classes. CANNON BRO'S & CO., Have ostablished thomselvbs In Omaha to tansact & general brokerage and business. We will buy wl Tasses of goods at wholssalo or rotail, and guarantee tion in prices, as we cau buy cheaper . You can soe the advantage of hiv- n_gyour goods bovght by one who will work for our interest and not trust to a morchant who has omcthing ho is anxious to he ridof. We will also prompt \tten anything entrustod 0 uS, And FOORS con o us will be carefully oked to. licited 0asl Bank, McCague £ar e '8 FU‘!EHAL B!REETHH ] EMBALMER 11 North 16th Strect Omaha or Wormy Velne ofthe Setolun Ol fhe wigur peeisd cause of oo a‘n 0 hllllya‘lc dickly and pan ru!l/nurh by - Eompreanor, $6,. dlove iting. Circala FIgk: CIVIALE BHIZDXAL AOZNC? 160 Fulton Bt.. Nn' Yflh ~ CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER, AND DEALFR IN Metalic Cases, Coffus, Caskets, Shronds. ETC., ETC 1009 Farnam S - OM AHA, NEB Telegraphic orders promptly attended to. Coroner ottice. - Telephone No. 821. SEGER & TONER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN HARNESS, SADDLES WulPS, ETO. Wo make avery fine light harness, and have al- ways on hand » full iine of Horse Clothing, Curry No, 116 N. 160 §t. - - Omaba Neb, TO INVENTURS! PATENTS OBTAINED FOR ORIGINAL Tnvention, Discovery or Design. CAVEATS, DISCLAIMERS, Re-issues and extentions filed, and ap- peals noted. ALL PATENT BUSINESS PROMPTLY ATTENDED 10. Best references. Reason: RYDE SMITH Jr., 918 “R. . C. M R. RISDON, (ien1 nsurance Agent REPRESENTS| Phantx Asoursnce 0o, of wandon, Ossh Ascate. . o8, Writeto Wm. . W. Washington pire, Philacolj Lis, Aulul + 1,200,000,06 -n:na Cax 230,316, To those sufferin, f th wominal kness, early de= manhood, etc., 1 will send you .;mlunm of a ‘and cortain means of self cure, free of charga Hend your addrens to ¥: ¢, FOWLH, HG0DUS, CONE NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY 0. F. DAVIS & GO, (SUOCESSORS TO DAVIS & SNYDER.) ‘Generai Dealors In iE REAL ESTATE 1606 FARNAM ST , Have for sale 200,000 lu-ulfi:lnli Inmnll.hn.ks.nlw prios on ouyhm vounrmllol-hlnho# R. KALISH, MERCHANT TAILOR Hlag fus received fulline of tmportod Fancy Bult- ings and Pautaloous of the latest styles. Also Guarantees floe fitin; no brimmings. ot Lowest Prics Qeaning Dyolug and Hopal 8. K. Corner 10th port | Mu McOARTHY & BURKK, UNDERTAKERS! 218 14TH STREET, BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS, (8UCCESSORS TO JOHN G. JACOBS) Of e Genelw UNDERTAKERS ! 0 the old stand 117 Faroam street. Orders by tele #18pb solicited aud promptly stte ted The e of the torm ** Khoy Line” in connection with the 10400, || L WAURER DREXEL & MAUL, fresh from his great lecturity tour in England and Scotland, under tho aus- pices of the Land Reform Union, is very sanguine of the ultimate triumph of his doctrines, During his tour he made forty speeches, only one of which was in Treland, Hundreds of thousands of copies of his books have been soid. o said yesterday: ‘A thoroughly organ ized land restoration league has been established in Scotland, having branches in all the principal cities, Land Restor- ation Leagues aroalso being formed in Eogland. Tn both countries the doc- trine promulgated has been upon radical lines—that the land of » country bolongs to the peoplo of that country, and that it must be restored to them, without any com. pensation to existing land owners. The manifesto of the Baglish League makes no-objection to any compensation which the governing classes may chose to make out of their own pocketsto those of their number who are deprived of existing rights in lands, but it emphatically de- clares that the classes which havo suffered from being deprived of their natural rights should not be called upon to pay for the resumption of their own. The Bcotch manifesto declared that cempen- sation 18 rightfully due from those who haveebeen unjustly deprived of it, but adds that they will be satisfied with the restoration of the land to the people. ““In both countries the method propos- ed by the Restoration Leagues for the re- sumption of the popular rikhts in the soil is the substitution of a tax upon land val- ues for the various taxes now imposed up- on labor, capital and improvements, and the raising of this tax as rapidly as may be, until all lands is taken by the com- munity for common expenaes and com- mon benefits. In both countries the Re~ storation Leagues urge as a practical be- ginning the reimposition of the tax of four shillings on the pound upon the ren- tal of land, which was agreed to in the reign of William IIl, but which tlm land-holders have un\du‘nlly got rid of.” ““Your books are widely read in those countries?” Oh! yos; but my trip through Great Britain has in some ways accomplished more than could have been accomplished by any books.: ¢ My lectuies_ were]fulfy reported by the local papers. ~ So there is noone on the island, who can read at all, who does not know that there are some men who contend that all men have equal rights to the soil of their country, and whose attention has not been in some degree called to the glariug injustice of the present system. I know of no instances of oppression or greed in Ireland that cannot be paralleled on the other side of the Irish sea, and it is irpossible for Jthem to travel through England and Scotland without feehng that the Irish are entitled to some respect for their great readiness to resent the op- pressions of Jandlords. The most hope- ful signs as to the situation on the other side of the water is that the landlords are at last forced to ntnmPt to justify their ownership of the soil.” **Did you make any speeches in Ire- land?” ** I made one speech; that was in Dub- lin. Michael Davitt was present, and moved a vote of thanks to me.” “‘Is he in accord with your ideas?” “*Substantially. Davitt is the one leading Irishman who has been consistent and having started for the purpose of gaining the land for the people, is still striving to that end. He and his views are steadily gaining in popularity in Ire- land. The settlement of the land ques- tion advocated by the Irish Parliamenta- ry party, headea by Parnell, would mere- ly reduce the rents of the tenant farmers or make proprietors of them. It would do nothing whatever for the laborers or the artisans, and there is a wide, and I believe a rapidly growing, feeling in Ire- land againss any such partial measures. Parnell's wing of the party has endeavor- ed to excite prejudice against any scheme for the nationalization of the land, de- claring that it would hand over the land to the English government; but the ab- surdity of this notion is soon scen. ““The Land League movement derived its vast strength from the belief prevalent among the workingclasses, and especially .315.08 | among agricultural laborers, that the re- forms aimed at, would in gome way ben- efit them, The Irish National League, which has taken the place of the Land League, does not meet this desire nor utilize this strength; but my opinion is that the time has gone by when anything like a nt proprietary on a large scale could be established in Ireland, and radical 1deas are surely’ if slowly, making their way there, This movement will bo aided by the agitation in England and Scotland, where the movement from the beginning started from the radical buln of @ ual rights for the whole people.” ave you met with much enthusiasm in Gren ritian 2" “The utmost. I had, of course, to contend igunn prejudnee. «tisrepresen- tation and the hostility of all organized NRY GEUHGE AT ’"m‘" T heliove that all custom houses ‘ e HE HDME |are rolica ,.",u,“,:flm..u. and 1 would y “"'“MY:"%W& : JLARKE, | W. A. CLARKE, [#weep all tariffs, giving the same . iators, . ; Wllfi( His HlS‘lDD M]M oeomp: lished, [ I umerce between all nations erin enden ;"‘ ia given by our Union to the commerce y I e Divite A, Pasnetl, the Home Rate| oy bodns o h I w k Foders DRI AL e v B ok o o o e, ", \la a iron Yvorks ¥ N otk re than car- 0.9 RAILYWAY ' i & Philadelphia Record, ;;}::K«”:; : nothing o LERY S AN 17TH & 18TH STREETS Henry Goorge, who ls tow i o[ nltimate conclusion, ¥rea frade not only means freo oxchange but M0 frecdom of production and the means of protection; the fredom ot energy and en- terprico and thrift." “Do you consider England o free trade eountry?” “Nojif it were thera would not be parmperism, nor starvation, nor low wages there. Thoy have only gone a little way on the read to free trade. The same stupid systewn obtains there as here: and if & man builds a house, or erects a fac- tory or it any other way adds to the wealth he is fined for having done so, while the dog in the manger, who has obtained possession of land, and who will not use it himself nor allow any one else to use it, is permitted to go scot free, “I am glad to see tho Record making such a good fight in the free trade direc: tion, Nothing can be more short-sight- ed than the idea, which prevails so gen- t | s Ll 12 Beantiful Residence®Lots, just off St. Mary's Avenue, north of Woolworth's aud Connell's residences, $2,000 to erally in Pensylvania, that protection 9.5 ’ beneits American manvfactures or keeps $2,600 each, up tho wagesof labor. 3 any ene will Easy Terms. think tor halt & minute he will. begin to PRy MANURA ‘ St s00 that what is miscalled protection is FACTUR 5 o not a protection of labor, but the pro-|16 Lots on 21st, 22d, 23rd and \ERS OF AND DEALERS IN tection of monopoly; and, instead of benefiting our manufacturers cur stupid tariff prevents them from taking the firat place in all the markets of the world. Were it not for our tariff there would be moro ship-building on the Delaware than on the Clyde.” B A at Discovery. That is daily | g joy to tho homes of thousand by sav any of thoir_dear_ones from an Truly is Dr. Now 1 wsumption, Saunders, near Grnu‘ Street, $600 each. Easy terms. SteamEngines, Boilers WATER WHEELS, R()LL ER MILLS, Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Olofil STEAM PUMPS, STEAM WATER AND GAg'PIPE BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ARCHITECTURAL AND Bltll)(fl‘ TRON. Will buy a lot in Lowe's addition only 1§ miles from the pestoflice { of a mile west from the end of Red Street Car Line. Any Terms to suit buyers. Lots in “Sunny Side” on California and Cass streets, near 27th St., $650 to $760 each. Ensy payments. King's Coughs, or, L and Chest, or g Lungs, n positiy Bottied free at C. Larve size $1.00 are . Goodman's Drug Store, “Will the coming man smoke " was At tled by Prof. Fiak in his charming pam- phlet. Hosays, moreover, that tho rational Way to use tobacco is through the pipo. All'ngree that only the best tobacco rhould bo used. Which is tho best? That to which Naturo hascontributed tho most ox. quisite flavors. Blackwell's Bull Durbam Smoking Tobacco fills the bill completely. Nearly two-thirds of all the tobaccogrown Lotsin “Grand View" and “Credit Foncier” Additions- only 3 or 4 blocks southeast of the U. P. and B. & M. Railway depots, $5600 to $2,000 each. Any on the Golden Tobacco belt of North Caro- Jin goes’ into tho manufactory of Black. terms to suit archasers. well, at Durham. They buy tho pick of —_ e Lotsin Henry & Shelton’s, Smith’s, Bmoking Tol Horbach's, Shinn's, McCormick’s, Lowe's, second addition, ete., ete., at all prices and on easiest terms, COLLEGE PLACE On Cumings, Izard, Nicholas, Cald- well, Paul and Hamilton streets, and on 32d, 83d, 34th, 356th and 36th Streets, half mile west of Military Bridge and Saunders Street, $375 TO $1000. Any terms that purchasers may Tho' Durham Bull trade. mark is on every genuine package. Blackwell's Genuine Bull Durham g cholco of al Judies of ing Tobicco. ODELL ROLLER MILL, We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contraet for the erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changing Flouring Mills, from Stoue to the Roller System. N E_:i?"lwpecml attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur= pose, and estimates made for same. (eneral machinery repairs ntgu“ to promptly. Address RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omaba, Neb — This cut shews a sectiona destre; view of our New Polan Air Seventy Houses and Lots $700 Dry Refrigerator, manutac- to $12,000 each. tured in the most perfect wanner of Kiln-Dry lumber Charcoal Killed, Zine Lined, Galvanized 1lron Shelven, Black Enameled Trim mings Handsomely paneled; and designed for the wants of a class of trade that re- quires the hjst class of goods that can” ve made. We shall sell these Re- fngem(ors at manufactur- er's prices, with freight ad- ded. You are respectfully mvited to examine them. Compare prices; before buy~ ng. Three acres with 300 feet south frontage, on St. Mary's avenue, with large brick building, only one-half mile from Posto! $29,000. Ea:y Terms. Real Estate AGENCY. S. W. Corner 15th and Donglas. SAMPLE BARGAIS, No. 4.—16 acres choice land, good house, Beautiful Acre site on Cuming St., one block east of the Academy of the Sacred Heart. $3,600. Any terms will cut it vp. Very Choice three-quarters of an acre,corner diagonally across from o 7 "‘“b,l‘"- young fruit and -lando trees, | S, K. corner of Sacred Heart Respectfully, 1 "1::)' { "’[‘f‘ E 'lo' s]“'S: B grounds, 189 ft. north front- W L. WRIGHT, — and, i : tho ity of Columbus, Neb. §4,000,| 8¢ on California St, and Manufacturer's Agent. - 150 ft. west frontage on Kennedy St. Price, $2,600. Terms to suit purclmsu's 13.—Gilt edge business house on Far- nam, near 13th. $25,000. 24—Magnificent residence on California street, §15,000, 34,—Two splendid business lots, corner 12th and Harney. $15,500 b8,—700-acre farm in Burt county, highly improved and cultivated. 3 $21,000. 4 Only a few lots left in thie addmon, 65.—Farm, 240 acres in Burt county, | oo p)ookg west of end of Red St highly improved, worth §6,000; will " 2 enchange for Omaha city property. car line, one and one-half miles from the pos‘office, and one | 70.—132 feet square on best residence mile from the U. P. sheps. corner in the city, with good brick house., $25,000 $300 and upwards. Any terms desired. 806,—House, 10 rooms and store, corner lot on Capital avenue, §06,000, Call and Get Plats, Prices, Etc. BEMIS’ NEW MAP 817 8.13th 8t., - - - OMAHA, NEBRASKA. CONNAUGHTON 103 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA, U, 8. A, Established 1878—0af Deafness, Lung. md Nervous Duuul peedil, edily and Permmendy Cured. Patien Cured at Home. Write for *‘Te MenioaL-Missionary,” for the People, Jonsultation and Correspondence Gratis, P. 0. Box 202. Telephone No. HON. EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmaster, Davenport, & “‘Physician rwea Aoty aua Marked Success.” CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Dlvanpufl.. writan: **An ronorable Man, Fino Success. Wonderful Cures.”’—-Honrs. 8 ta & parties, fromthat of the liberal associa- tions, who are afraid that the introduc- tion of theland question will break up their party, to the socialists, who are afraid that the nationalization of the land will prevent the nationalization of capital.” “You are not then in favor of the na- tionalization of capital 7" I think there is in reality no confliot between labor and capital, "The conflict of labor is with monopoly; and of all monopolies the monopon of land—the element on which man must liv nd from which all wealth is drawn—is the Erutul, and, while I believe that all usiness which in their nature are mo- nopolies are K:nparly functions of the state, I do not believe it wise or just to put any limit upon the acquisition of wealth by honest means, any restric- tion uron any use of wealth which is not directly injurious to others.” ““You have been called a socialist.” “Yea, I have been called pretty much every thing which might excite prejudice against me. I am a socialist in the sense of dannng social reform, and as considering it as essential not merely to the further progress but to the mainte- nance of our prosent civilization. But I am not a socialist in the sense in whluh the word is applied to the followers of Carl Marx and other continental social- Jists."” ““You are a free trader, I helieve?” “Lam, T believe in abiclate free 101.—Large, beautiful house, a most de able location, one block from Park avenue car line. $6,500. 163,—100 acres, sightly and healthful lo cation, near new stock ysrds, A rare opponunugo:)or a profitable in- vestment, 212.—Beautiful acre lot in Gise's addi- tion, near Saunders street. $1.260. Beautiful lots on Harney, near 26th, south front, desirable location, $1,600 to MAX MEYER & GO., IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS! AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIO CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES: SMORERS' ARTICLES PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING 92.—Nice house, 10 rooms, all conveni- ences, on Harney street. $0,000. Of Omaha, $10 Each., Money Loaned 98.—House and corner lot on Chicago, fine location. $6,000, on improved real estate at lowest rates of intereat. Lots for sale in every part of the city, North, South, East,or West. $2,500. o "t w1t aadton o oson| UG o s Ly Sore) GELEBRATED BRANDS: Build houses to order in Patrick's ad- dition, and sell on monthly payments. | Deeds, Mortages, Leases and all CEO. WEBER kinds of Conveyance promptly T All klods of Broad, Fancy uku aud Pios coustantly Business and Wurehoune Lots for ' A GBOBfl-. Bulir & Courator BEMIS | e 1o e 58] ES1A10 ACBDCY COUNTERS, BARS, ICE BOXES, 1 B S TR RN G, ) 'S [ FIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS Reina Victorias, Especiales, Roses in 7 8izes from 0(0 to $120 per 1000. |AND fHE FOLLOWING LEADLNG FIVE CENT OIGARS: Grapes, Thistle, Lawrence Barrett."Oaramels. New Stan- dard, Good Advice, New Brick. WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICES REND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMFLIS, AAXMEYER & CU GUNS “wSPORTING G LIBRARIES, 0 ” (< ! QAR