Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 8, 1885, Page 4

THE OMAHA DAI e LY BEE-NHURSDAY " JANUARY 8, 1885. different As on that the small-pox. of fact patient the beeame ki had patients in institution THE DAILY BEI |RAILROAD LAND FORFEITURES Omaha Office, No. 916 Farnam sty | The passge of the Oregon Centrsl Now York Offics, Room 66 Tribune | 14nd forfeiture bill is the firat ovidence ‘.‘»‘.ffi??,‘..':f‘mr, woviing, S Salt that we have of any intention on the part Monday morniog dally, v of the senate—the American hcuse of lords—to restore to the public domain millions upon millions of acres that were given away with alavish hand to railroads upon certain conditions, which have never been falfilled, Although the Ore. 00 | Thros Montha ¢on Centrai land grant is comparatively COARSRPFONDRNOR. small, yet the acticn of the senate gives | owing to exposurc Communloations relating to Newn and Edttorial | the people some hope that the other |y, lers shonld be addressod $0 the Eorrom or Tum o unearned grants will be declared for- feited at an early day and thrown open All Buslness Tottors and Remitcances shoud be | to gettlement. eddressed to Tin Ban PunLismng Couram ATLA. HA pay: The forfeiture of these land |l and Brafts, Ghooka and Postoftce ordors o be R At granta has been delayed by the senate, |(hat the Appealsa THE BEE PUBL[SH[NG GU,, PRUPS’ which seems to be more or less con E. ROSEWATER, Editor. trolled by the corporations and monopc charge of this case and to act A. H, Fitch, Manager Daily Circulation, P |/sts. On the other hand the house of |promptly, While it is a matter of public 0. Bfll.“flflmfl\n-fiflbv | repreentatives has dene its duty quite [safety, the mayor and the city physician - o thoroughly and promptly. It will be|should doall they can to prevent the Tie fralts of the legislative oaucus are | ., oinbered that at the openirg of the |spread of 1‘n||(uiriuus (li«-n.:us, yet it now visible to the naked eye. Forty-e'ghth congress the house, in an- | scems to us that the city in this instance o ewer to a goreral demand ot the prees|is being grossly imposed upon by the and people, took actlon upon the land [ Union Pa forfeiture question end almoet unani- mously passed acts restoring t the pub- Ir any more fodder oan be found In lic domain 15,000,000 acres in New Mex- the public crib of Nebraska, the legisla- ico end Arizona which had been granted turo ought to deal it out to the Zediker | ** the Texas Pacific, which|acoundrels. Under these circumstances family, never carned a single acre, | these Topica will devote a line or two to ——— the extension of the Southern Pacific |the legislature: Don't pay any attention GrNERAT® Buisniy now makes an ap.|eastward preventing the cnatraotion of | £ M Rosewater.—Lincoln Journal. peal for Gen, Grant, That ought to re- | the Texas Pacific within the limots of the Tie Bek is a doublo-batreled concern, liove Grant from any farther embarrass-|grant, The Texas Paclfic, however, at- The contenta of cno barrel will be fired ment., tempted to transfer to Huntington and in}o SHoNGouREQLY vrh.o L) e o8 his assoclates, composing the Scuthern Linooln: to; Leteay. thele oonadtuents y snd barter away the interests of :;:Ltlfiii c;:ll:;‘fy'l‘\;':g;:::;ob::‘:::l:‘h::: Nebraska for thelr own personal gain. ever for any further delay on tho part of LR B Tty the senate in declaring forfeited this im- L it G Ly = m— e— menso grant. The house of representa- PERIWED/A®S 41 Licool IR0 COLEUDY Or course the Omaha Republican con- | tives, before its aajournment last sam- “l‘:B ;:f"‘:;‘:l“’ox”‘v :l:h ::‘“":‘:: :{ gratulates Mr. Field upon his election as | mer, had passed forfeiture acts covering fe"lshfi:)n s tho“ ‘:otoitlon E‘ :he speaker of the house. It should also con- | over 30,000,000 acrar, but the senate did l::dm:en sl i I; §h 3o ot gratulate the railroads, the jobbers and | nothing but interpose delays. Enn BT “J’m’c s et Bill Stout. It will be remembered that the senate Tae Bee's artillery. No hor;m e — attached to the Atlantic and Pacific bill BrNe ieélnlntum w’lll lask proper recogs Tae clty of Lincoln has added to her|certain amendments which the house re- TR Rt onah s Raber Toe il naalit hotel facilitles a firat-class house, the|fused to accept. These amendments pro- :nd fHoi 8 PAE i/ Gorham, which will be apprecieted by the | vided that the lands should not be opened ek traveling public as well as by the citizens [ up for settlement befora the determina.| The Granger and the Kailroade, of the capital city. tion of a long litigatlon, to ascertain the | St, Louis Age of Steel. rights of partles claiming under the grant. | A highly respected contemporary wants Now that Field has become speaker, [Senater Morgan, of Alabama, offered [t know, on behalf uf the rilroads, Glon Kondall and his associate scnool [these amendmonts, and stated that ho [ VICtIer e are tohave “any moro grin land thieves feel pretty safe, thank you. | should present siwilar amendments to all fi\jimfi more granger and ,Ll little lu,lg Rt The special committees that will investi | the forfeiture bills, True to his promite | nopoly legislation.” Tzttt theso amondumonts upon the Oregon |y g s ofien beon. represente to entral bill, but they were voted down (e, His ideas about milroads may be a Waen Bill Stout, who is the Teal|by a majority of nesrly two to eme,]little crude, and undersome Armatnt speaker of the house of representatives | which is a very good indication. Senator]mischievous, but as a rule they are more of the present legislature, with Allen [ Dolph maintained that the rights cof all|iearly in accond with right and strict bus- Field as his dummy, gots ready to pre- | parties could bo judiclally decided in . Gould, f{“"‘u,,é,,,’“ and a score of sent his little clalms the legislature will | spite of any act of congress. Now let|other notorious people. For instance, promptly order the treasurer to cashthem. | the senate proceed with the other forfait- | the granger could never bring himself to - beliove that in selling a bushel of corn he ure bills and complete the good work be-|; %y 5100t collect for four bushels, But gun by the house, a railtond or telegraph company of _the modern type has o hesitancy in asking the public to pay dividends on a capital four times in excess of the investment in plant. Of course the granger doesn't know much about such things, but despite his ignorance is able to grasp the idea that parts the new These all been exposed to the diseasc affaie soon a8 wh the lave The is that seems to us that under the The BB 4% BY MATL 810.00 | Throe Montha, 6,00 | One Month Por Woek, 26 Conts. FHR WRNELY BER, PUELISTIND XY strangest part of the whole the small-pox patient is still at St 1t circumstances the Union Pacific is liable waowasDAY. | TERMH PORTPAID, 00 | Throe Montha for damages not only to the hospital but to every patient that may take the disc from the unfortunate ailrond employes. At any rate it strikes us that it is very important that the man SURINESS LOTYER! agement of the r at once remove the 1-pox patient and see that he is iso- 1 otherwise cared in a way will be » now made to the cit public protected. authori- PRESIDENT ARTHUR proposes to give the Workd's Exposition a hoom by visiting tho Crescent City next week. Y Tue Omana Beg has two kinds of con- tents these days. One half is telling the legislature what to do. The other half is calling it & body of knaves, fools and Brav Staventer fatled to catch on this tlme. Thoe leglelature in leaving him out in the cold has done one com- mendable thing at last 1f it never does another, Prruars Mr. Nottloton has dlscovered by this time how much reform he may expect to achisve within the republican party in tho matter of railway regulation, THE SPEAKLRSHIP. or in purifyiag the Augean stables which| 1f the republican members of the legis- aro infested by sharks, jobbers and land- | lature had not gone into csucus, as they grabbere. were advised not to do, they would not this 15 not fair deaiing. have the responsibility of placing in| To iilustrate a singie instance how the Wit Ohurch Howe as prestdent of the | owor a man who is sllied with the most | public aremade to sufisr by the rapacity . senate and Field as speaker of the house, dangerous elements of the party who of large corporations, we need only to i refer to the case of the Western Union e ".‘l'o.:h fn.y f,“l'hp“"" safe from | prey upon our tax-payers. Persomally Telegraph company. Here is a corpcra- any interfercnce for tho next two yeare, | pr. Field, who has been selocted a8 |tion capltalized at $80,000,000, or four unless an outraged peovle shall rise in speaker of the house, is a bright young |times what it ought to be capitalized at. revolt agalnst absolute tyrrany and rob- lawyer, but he belongs body and soul to | For the quarter ending December 31 1t bery. the allroad and to Bill Stout and every | iLLPAY & dividend of 13 :per oent, and ¢ added$156,000toits surpiusof $4,159,000. other jobber who hangs around tho cspl- | This is equal to more than G per cent, . Mr. Field's committees will simply | quarterly on legitimate investment in the advance the interesfs of the tax eaters |dullest of times, and must make the poor operators, whose wages are being re- It might have been a great deal better for Copgressman-elect Dorsey to have stayed away from the legislature. He S has awomed a responsibility for Bill [3nd ignoro the tax-payers. By elevating | 4u00 from $70 to $60 & month, feel that Stout's ‘election as speaker which msy |1im to the speakership the npub.hcnn the Western Uniou is a great and compel him to make a great many ex- party of Nebraska has loaded npon itself | good ecivilizing and humanizing agency. planations. the straw that will break the camel’s| ©On the whole, we donot think it likely f that those journels friendly to the rall- back. Tor ten yeare, sinco the adoption | 1, qq will inake much ont of their war on Tk Lincoln Journal Toples man says | of the new constitution, the peoplo of this | the granger. The granger has too many that Mr. Rosewater ‘‘might be treated |state have through republican misrule irlends among the mnuu;actlurerl. mer- & g n il ities, like an srilllery horse we once saw that | been subjected to robbery and plunder, | chents and shippers in the large .cities, bad very many of the qualities that em- |and have heen continually exposed to the :?Jf."';.?2{:’"1?&'.';2’;233;"’5 ato plagned bellish Mr. Rosewater.” We would like | merciless and soulless exactions of corpo-| while no particular class of interest is to know in what service it was that Mr, | rations. After the disaster that overtook | likely to turn againat tlao railroads, hi"hd 5 PR S s cas | times and_high and Onyielding frelght Topics saw that artillery horse. Was it | the party in its national campaign it was ] A in the confederate artillery? to be supposed that prudence and integrity | atea sre lisble to stimulate unfriendly would have dictated to the party within logislative interest, especially in the e northweat. Taere is only one thing lacking to|the state to retr its steps and make make the New Orleans world's expost- [ some amends for the outrages and infamies tlon a success financially, and that is [ which have been perpetrated in its name by money. The shortage already is $250,. The BEF, | insurance business within the past few 000, but it is hoped now that when the an_exponent of pure republicanism, | years I nthn :lenist phmnnuin Not i o s chatged with having failo a great while ago, the man who insured extibita aro all completed, by the middle f""l“’t,"“]““‘;‘,l t“",h,']’ “t"":’[‘“l,t‘d “l"l‘t’ his Jifo was Jooked upon as somewhat of of this month, that the attondance will |its duty, not only towards the party, but {5 4gity,” To-day almost every success- increase sufficiently to greatly reduce this | towards the people in this respect. ful business man considers it quite as im- ey portant to insure his life as his store, his dwelling or his furniture, The face on the policy in many cases is simply enormous, - For instance, John B, Stetson ,the Philadelphia hat manufac Now | turer, pays premiums on $720,000; ex— L Th b this man Barker has been the tool, if not | President Gowen of the Philadelphia & dy for the liquor evil. This ought toset- |y 1yriner, of the Colorado sandstone | Reading rail oad company, carrics $125,- tle the whole matter, but 1f Governor ring. H;. chief backer, Woodworth, (330; Hifl“}‘;lm“‘:] D”:t.lif‘i Sl)l‘f]i,OOO .;:;:;n Sherman does not call a special session of i bl 1t annamaker, tho -great clothier, §250,- occupies a very questlonable posltion |0, Members of ihe tirm of Mackellar, the leglslature to repeal tho law It W piself as o contractor and councilman [ Smith & Jordan, the type founder:, show thata city council resolutlon in) g iho game time. The insolence of the | carry almost a quarter of a million amony about as much of s failure as the prohibi- corporation henchmen in almost beyond them, and 80 ou, More than 200 indi- dusls in Philadelphi licies of tory Iam endurance. We =l kaow how these | from 95,000 to $30.000 Senator Don petitions are gotten up, Feow men have | Cameron, of Pennsylvinia has polisles the backbone to refuss thelr signatures | sggregating $100,000, and W. L. Scott, 1 of Erie, $58,000, o A p“m”n'. AR when -Fm‘n Amo::z other noted New Yorkers who on its face that it is not for the public in- have taken precautions to leave some: o ——— Insurance Growth, Boston ilobe, The growth and extens’on of the life dishonest and reckless leaders, Sm—— Mg, WrsoN has resigned from the Tue Keokuk oity council has by reso- | o,rd of public works, and a potition has lution declared that the Iowa prohibitory [ 0.y presented to tho city council for the law is a failure, and that moral suasion apoointment of Joseph Barker. and a rigid license law is the only reme- Tk Towa democratic leaders, follow- ing the example of the Nebraska demo- crats, will hold a meeting to-dsy at Des Moines for the matn purpose of agreeing, 1f possible, upon some satisfactory plan of distrlbuticn of the federal patronage. ‘The secondary object of the assemblage isto boom Judge Kinne for governor, his candldacy for a cabinet position hav- ing fallen flat. terest. the petition could only ballot for Joseph Barker probably not one-tenth of them not because Mr. of emergency ara William H, Vanderbllt, who carries 020,000, every policy com+ s prising which has been taken out within would vote for him, the past five ye Jay Gould did not Barker is not an_excellent business man | dela; but because his way of do'ng business is | twelve years ago, adding a new one from time to tlme, wuntil he now . premiums on £400,000. Pierre Lorilfard has §255,000, W. Field, $240,000; Rufus Hatoh, $76, 000; Judge Fullerton, $75,000, and H. B. Clafln, $125,000. Among the scores purely selfish and not caleulated to sub- Tae Cmaha board of trade has been |serve the public weltare, re-organized upon a good basis, It — — composed of actual business men and with | I~ consideration of the hospital assess- a capital that will enable it to h!lild a lm'.nt ".‘”f" :llu vmplu?'u: th.u ‘Ul'lh;n (P:‘. ol oy e e Laaccad T I LSO chamber of commerce. The board is now | cafic nllhnm. company guarantees to ake | ove George M. Pallman, of Pollman car in condition to become an important |care of its sick,and it spe fically agrees to | fame, who carries $100,000, and J, H, institution and to do a great deal towards | provide for them in cases of contagious :ic"icksfir. fl’n th_oon(;&nl manger, who the advancement of the commercial inter d'seases, when the municipal "“;:“.‘"l‘_“:-* m‘n :n}’:d;yd-‘;lesu} pr;)mm::: \l)':uiE::l ests of Omaha and to make this city aldonot take i Vie- | g professional men are insared for reat warket. Its new president, Max|tim of small-pox now at 8t. Joseph's hos- | large amounts. it eyer,isone of Omaha's most active busi- [ pital was visited by the Union Pacific 'l'hgehuz l.é tbn; life insurance, having ness mwen, and l_“f no doubt will cn.\lwflnr |vh):s|rmn| at his |.lnl\l‘11‘il|g Fljil‘m::'l m:: ullu:n 'n:‘:" '::;lfiln“?: ul'?,t:]::eu.o:é l:':‘ o(:]g: to direct the affairs of the board in the | their order he was remc ved 1o « 1o- | 10 truth thero is nothing whish can give same enterprising spirit in which he con- |seph's hospital, and placed in a wa d with{greater peace of mind to » husband or ducts his own business. soveral other patients, who were scattored | father or othera baving friends dependent is re of such cases. 1f these same men who signed | thing handsomo for their families in cate | d s long, but secured his first policy Oyrus | upon them than policles of ineurance on his Jife, placed in one or mors of the many first-clas companies now doing business in our midat. HEY, RUFE, Aunt Betsy's Reply to Uncle MHuafus, Bunciarn, Neb., January 3—To the editor: T wish tosay a fow words in re gard to Uncle Rufus' ideas He about oue overproduction of machinery but if there is it don't do us ned in his recent western trip, may be right any good. We have to pay as much fora plow now as wo did when corn was $1.00 per bushel and the same Whyt was with | everything. 1se we did not get the $1.00, it italist that gotit. good many average of re bushel for his corn, In 1881 there was a short time that corn was 65 cents per bushel, but we did not get that here. We had to pay that. Unclo Rfus says it costs 87 per acre to plant and har vest one acre of wheat and that if ho gets twelve bushels he gets his money back, providing he gets 50 cents per bushel; and if he gets 24 bushels he doubles his money. It seems to me his slate and pencil mus have been sadly neglected at school, I strongly apptove of his idea to have the farmers hold their corn over so as to have a supply 1n case of a short crop. 1f they were getting 25 cents instead of 10 and 15 cents they might possibly do so, but they must pay their debts, if they keep their corn or not. I think if Uncle Rufus had to commence farming on an 80 of school land and had to go in debt for hing he had, he would have some new ideas, AUNT Bemsy, It has been a ot an cents_per e ———— STATE JOTLINGS, Creightonites ara pulling together to secure aland offica_ The B. & M. depot at Cambridge was de stroyed by fire last week. A new congregotional church will be dedi cated at Fairbury next week, O'Neill bas built & new jai vising ways and means for fire. Passenger train No. 2 on the B, & M. road killed twenty-five head of cattle at one ritting on the 29th 1met., west of McCook. One of the coaches was thrown from the track. William Fisher, a workman in the B. & M. shops at Plattsmouth, struck it vich when he tied to his present wife, the thi ne hooked by kim, She has fallen heir to 26,000 by the death of aa ant in Englaud, The Plattsmouth Journal gives currency to a rumor that the B. & M. proposs to found a 1own at the Oreapolis “Y.” A frog-ez lunch ¢ unter would do a thriving bosiness there, dishiog up the home product. Speculators and squatters sre pouncing on laud all over the western and northwestern portion of the state, mainly under the provie- 1ons of the timber culture law. The prevalent belief that congress will repeal this law has caused much activity in the land offices, Over 800 timber claims avd 500 homesteads were taken up in Cheyenne county alone this fall, N. R, Toole, the township trea:urer of Dor- chester, was robbed of from $2,000 to £5,000 in cash, most of it township funds. The cracksmen broke open the rear door of Toole’s store and laid siege to the safe, which scon yielded up its wealth. The cash drawer was found outside some days after, with a few checks in it, and the cash gone. The town- ship will lose nothing, as Mr. Toolehas turned over his proverty to his bondsmen. The <ob- bers escaped. The Gaga county Democrat s A gon- tleman in Beatrice bands us a ciicular letter from a man in New York, io which the New York man proposes to sell him a quantity of ‘paper goodw—1s, 2, bs, 10s and 208" m other words, “Phillip Scott,” or **A, Phillips” proposed to *‘help” one of our busincss men “out of any money or business troubles,” by tho aid of an unlimited supply of spurious paper money. The rascal makes use of a great many declarative statewents, frequont) swearing “befire Alighty God in heaven a8 to the safoty of the venture, Several towns in the state are complaining of the irregularity of the maila from Omaha and Lincoln. The Bloomington Guard says “‘they are jnst as bad as they can be. If the mails are started from Omaha and Lincoln on No. 1 they rhould arrive here the same day But under the present schedulse Omaha and Lincoln letters and papers do not arrive till the day following, Thereis neither sense, reason nor onterprise in the present mail ar. rangemevts.” Plattsmenth also complains that Omaha papers frequentlyreach there twenty. four hours late—and less than thirty miles away. and is now de rotection against —— Woman's Unconquerab'e Passion for ©ontrabund Goods. » De'roit Free Prees. ¢ {liera’s no use talking, you can’t pre- vent women smugeling,” declared an custom. officer to sticet-car erday. “Why not? Becanse 'taint in the boc In the fust place women know no law; an’e diseriminate between their ks and snd the right and wiong of things fr ful pomnt of view. “Now you take smugglin’. 1 could name you lots of the most fashionable ladies in Detroit who go to Windsor nea:ly every week of their lives for the sole purpose of smugglin’ something. Not that they couldn’t in the long run save money by investin’ in the markets, but tiere’ 8 never-dyin' charm in beatin' the guy ment. High an' Jow. rich an’ poor, 1ts all the same. “Why, dido’t Hugh McCulloch, when he was secretary of the treasury some years ago, make an order that eighteen or twenty of his wifes trunks be passed through the New York custom house thout inspection? That was the time sho came home fiom Kurope. allthe boys knowed that she had dead loads of contra- band stuft. But what do you think of the highest authority in the tressury de- partment jumpin’ in an’ helpin' his own wife to smugglel ““Taint so very long ago that T canght the wife of one of the richess Detro t in the queerest mess. a I noticed her off an’ on_crossmg the rivera good |y Course I knowed she was up to wy lifo I couldn t acket. Now, what deal, smugglin’, but to_sav ] ¢t onto her special “No, you couldn’t guess if you 0 die a-tryin’, 1 never'll forgis what a stun- ner twas to me when [ twmbled to it. Brandy! Yes, sir, that was my racket; “the very day we broke her up she had six bottles tied to a stiing. around her waist and hid under her cloths, 1 never was 80 dead beat since I've been ou the “Do withherl Well, T had one of the boys walk her up to the office; the beandy was seized and she paid (I mean der hus- band when I say she) whatever waa vight, et got ont. 1 You cowdn’s, 1t you was to try, make s woman understand that nmuggln.' ain'v a part of her religious duty. Li's no dis- respect to piows tolks, for God knows [ have the greatest Jikin' for 'em, but it's the everlastin’ truth that there’s piles an’ piles of women in Dotroit that'll take an sctive park io a prayer wmeetin’ in their church to-night an’ ehin over to Windsor 83 500D a8 they get their Yreakfast to. morrow to smuggle somethin’ or other, They dou’s care what 'dis so long as it's smuoegled. ¥ Yes, Is'pose Ishall have to admit Jook awful sharp aftes French women's o men in | closed, or to ba busy lightln' a clgar wheg somo of the higk-toned Detroit ladies wo know sre gettin' oft the boat loaded down to the gunnel's with a con- traband cargo. Huamen nature's the same the wor'd over, and a cusiums in. spector ain't no loss human than the rest of tho world, good lookr,swell cloths and cheek is eomething that ocatches us as often as anybody else, maybe e 1teal Estate Transfors, The following transfers were filed in the county clerk's office Monday aad re- ported for Tar Bee by the Ames' resl 4 nuary 3, 1885, ywe ana wf to George B, Cook wd lote b and 6 b 1 in Kountzo & Rath’s add., to city of Omsha £6,000, Byron Reod toThe Pablic plat *Reed’s 4thndd” ptsw ) of s w J of see 10 15 13 © bolng lot 44 aud n 104} ft of lot 43, Frank Murphy to the O. 8. W. R, R Co. all of lot 2 block 227 incity of Oma- ha n pt 1861 square feet of lot b block 22 nwoor 177l v oW g W 256 w d $4,500, January 5th, Samuel B. Neilson to Wm. H. Clarlk, ;’IC:L w § lot 2in block 1 in Waterloo, 50, J. B. J. Ryan t» Margaret Ryan, part nw } of se } of sec 17 15 13 e, deea 1, Exrs of 1he estate of G. O, McConnell, deceased, to Wm W, Mareh and Wm. A, Smith w d lots 7 and 8 in block 1902} in city of Omaha, $2,700. % Hampton L. Story and wife to Jacob sty et al undivided } interest in and {o lot 8 block 2 in Dellone's add to city of Omaha w d $100. Samuel H. Farnaworth toThomas Bar- ry wdn } of o § of lot 32, se | ot aw } of eec 10-15°13 o §533.53. P. C. Himobaugh and wife to W, A. Dwyer and F. D. Biazer w d lot 18 in Himebaugh'’s add §200. Isanc Hascall and wife to John O'Don- ahoe wd ne | of lot 16 in Oklshoma, $1.000. W. Sherwood and wife to Frank J. Bessey w d nw | of nw } of sec 12.16.10 L. D. Bennott and wife to Nich, L. Guchort w d lot 9 block 8 in Plainview add $350. Samuel E. Rodgers and wife to Stephen M. Poft w d, lot 1block 19 inS. E. Rogers addition, $600. John Schaab and wifa to Chas, Kolter- man contract deea, aw } of se | of sw } of section 1-14-11, $3,100. Geo. A, Konnard and wife to L J Keunard w d, undi | of e 30 tt of lot 6 block 135 in city, $3,500. Mary S. Allis to John G. Schaible and wife w d, ptow | of nw | of section 15 15 13 being sub 4 of lot 32, $2,150. Aug. Kountze et al to {saac S. Haseal o CATARRH D) Sanford’s Radical Cure ! 1he Grost Balsamio Distillation of Witch Hazel, Amorican Pine, Canadian Fir, Marlgold Clover Blossom For tho Immediate Relief and anent Cure of every form of Catarrh, from a Simple Head Cold or Influenzn o the Loss of smell, Taste, and Hearing, sough, Bronchitis, and Incipient Contumption. Re. Nothing Cure be. iadical, per- lief in five sminutes in any and every case. like it. Grateful, fragrant, wholcscans. gins from firs - application, and is rapsd, manent, end nevor failing. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrbal Sol- vont and Santord’s Inhaler, all in ono_Package, for. ming a complete treatmen of all druggists for $1. sk for Sandtord’s Kadical Cure. Potter Drug and PECIAL o NOTICES. OAN.—~Money M°% Farnam St M M ¥G¥. Davie snd. Gon Agente, 1605 Farnam St. M Y n on chitbels in sums of $10 and n real esrate. W, H, T, 1404 n 19 atty, 218 16 8 3-§a ONEY to loan south 14t Real Estate nvd Loan $03.41 Ballroad Ticket 18h At loaned on ght wad solc chattols, . Foremar, 91§ ¥ '\ TANTED A good ook best wagod given. Ape ply oPwrito fo Mrs, Horaco Everctt, Couneil Blafrs 241 WA 1ED Adr WANTED 100 wiiitors, man. Address Nebraska N ofit assoclation, Fremont, Nch ANTED—An offlos \‘jsu.llhl. 2 14th WiEE VA7 ANTED—Middlo aged lndy preferrod, more tor company to wife ot a traveling man who is axny most of the time. Work licht and wages amall, but wood homa to tho right person. Inquire o Chambers & Co's. store, Eaunders st. b W and Caj itol ave. “,’ANTI:D~ \ W Work on & sot "ot books, fevenin ¢ F. E., Bee Oftice. 561 P d pav to the right ataal Marriage Fon Dilfeb § TANSED . Compotent girl N. W Cor Cass & 218t for eecond work at 504-0p boy for 8 weeks. Warr & Garnosu 5027p “Firstolass bakors Apply | Jackson St TANTED A competent girl for general house work at (830 Shorman ave. German proforred. 208 8p ANTED—C 1l for general housowo, k, Douglas street, near Jefferson. Competent secona girl; good refer- ra. Morse, 8'W coi 2 girls ab Doran Louse, 913 Farnwm, Bast ED—At the Chil’s hospital, & comyetent blo woman for general housework, 638-6p TANTED—Girlsat Wilkie's paper box factory, 1008 (4¢h . 634-7p JANTED Good girl for general housework, apply to 1008 sarubam St. German proferred: bad- ral house- 516.8p ANTED— A zood 00¢ work at 1 W ~A girl to do ge W4 be a good plain cook, AJ 22 aud Davenport §t. A girl for gene ot 811 10 take are of nsar Do 'ge. 6817p al bousawoi Ky Must Iy northwes ~ orner 27 —Girl, at 816 N, 15th 5t [e7p ANTED A first class double cylinder W torder; apply at the Bee office, 5011 Call ot the 821 10p e e ————————— Oy JOR RENT. n Farnished rooms 1618 California Mrs. I A Caldetwood 0 Tp 1§, OR RENT —Cottage 8 roomus § t s 2 dditin, ymaha Na [0 RENT - Oue howss, Tnquire Fdhom & Krlos won B, 163 jancsp FT‘.T»TT" ~hea rootn, 18 J7'OR RENT—Furnished tooms 1610 Dodgo 84 248t For RENT--A good farnished room Atkinson's Milinery Post office. OB RENT -Dwelling b nitte rooms, well and Bonner. JOR RENT wrable store JroRReNT, near St Mary's avent on Switzler, 13§ 14th stroet F OR R t troct. Bank. Apply st Store, 15th ¢, sou'h ot et 0, 1817 Wobster St., m o8 42041 oms vory de- Wn. Bushinan 8 42040 A cottage of 8 roums, on 20th reet, ; 412,60 per mouth. War. 180t plowant farnished rooms, Ine ] OR RANT—Ta auire N. W, coraer 15th and Famant 8%, NT—Houso of elght rooms, situate | bo- 1 Conyont and Ploasany stroets, on Harney Tnquire of W, M. Thowpaon, Firt National 432t DOR RENT- without Billlard tables, by Paulon & € Farnam St. JooN RENT- Yor month tore room 1611 Farnam St , with or 1618 0% RENT—One furnished room with board, als two or thres day boarders, 1014 Webster. 13 Four room howse 2ud Barkor & Mayne, 0K KENT—Neatost and ehoapest furnishod roome 1o Omaha. Apply £ G. H. Andorson, room 14 Anderson Block, north entrance, 16th and Daven port st. Jan 15 OR RENT—To gentlemen only, a pleasant fur. nisked room, 8. K. cofuer 90h and Dougles, 419-t/ OR RENT—Two elegant rooms U Redio Paulsen & Co., 1518 Farnam. OR RENT—Furnished tront room for rent 292 N. 19th &t 41841 “"OR RENT—Suits of roows furnis houso Keoping, are ocowionally aacput in Bee. mer'a block, corner &th aud Howard Sts. a8t JOR RENT—Noatcottago 8 rooma, hall, pantry closet and collar, §12.60, alss other cheap ten ments, D, L. Thowaa. 174t tesiran o locas oyno, 495-tf 0K RENT - A nine room_hou thn; §40 por month. Barker § £ R RENT - Storo bullding with residonco al ~"'e23. pormonth in good location. . L. Thumas. i FOR SALE. A stock o dry gonds, milliaery, ook ats and cups and grooariew, i th In this state. I his stock is fre old_and shop warn goods and wilt invooe from 38,00 10 $10,00. Owner can give asons for selling. Will leaso of sell storo bulldiny,which 18 in a first class eati n n the towo Jetter inducement' will bo offered than a good stockent goods, & first o'ass chanoe 10 open a paying busiocss.. Addrees G. S. Bk offioe. 55107 WV ANTED—A firs clams sorvant Northiwe:t cornor of 281d a WV AVIED—An expurienoed bar, tavdor ( temperat:) lesires a Dest of refores toed; address . we VWANIED-—Lady agosts tor Queen Peotosor dales stooking an skirt supporters, shoulder braces, bustle:, bsom forms, dess Snicles, eate belts, eleeve protectors, &c. Eitircly new device unprecedented profits. ' We have 5.0 agents makirg $100 monthly. Address with stamp k. 11 Campbeli & Co., 9 South May 5t . Chicago. 120+ 10 I)\‘AII(]E CHICKENS—1 Jim’t us to gantity per of Game prultry and Egge, Howad §t., Omaba. PKD—-A good active woman to take charge ‘of diaing room. Enquire at 912 Doug!ns t. TANTED A good sccond cook at the House., i vaut & man in eviry em for cash. N nor, buger and s 01, €08, 805, anl 807 arst ANTED —Agents to haudle our Electric Beit,and appllances, exc'usive territory given. A grand oprortunity for ihe right partles. Investigate by ad- dressing tho Yoerless M'v'g Co., Kansaa ity.Mo. 188-janltp JFOL JALE -Very cheapy, on aosount of Health Brston, Restaurant, 1414 Dougla 8. 082-7p IUSICAT. o ro Bowrdman & Gray Piano at 126; cne Hadnes Broy Piano at. $150; one J, . Aall Piano at 8195; one ¥aton & “semlin’ Organ’ at §55; Wooibridge Organ son ona Haliet & Davis Pianos, . riospe, 1519 Dodge 301eb JOR SALE OR TRADE-—Gond steam flour'ng il TR Ttk twro ruh of butre and ono foed buare: il in zood repair and only been used 18 monthe. S tunted on oneof the be t businesy lots in Kearney, Neb, Will disgore f lot avd mill together or mill alone; fine loeation; will ol ongood torms, or trade for othor desirable progerty. addiesy Lock Bex 082 Ko arney, Ncb B17tebs 0R SALE OR EXC proved property , modern im basement for rent in sawe block; K00 - hotel busino:s, Morse snd & Brunuer,. Cor; 161 Barnam 8¢, 4938 W office. VYANTED--A situstion by a yousg Geraan il t0¢o general housework or to take care of children. luquize 1110 Jone t., bet. J1th and 12¢h, ANTED —By experienced hotel man, o position ruanager. Address F. E. F., P Chemical Z0., Bostol Collins’ Voltalo Kleotrio Piaste instantly affects the Nervous System and banishes Patn. A pertect Eloctrio Battery com- ined with a Porous Piaster for IS THE CRY 25 conts It annihilates Pain, or A vitelizea Weak and Worn Out SUFFERIRB NERVE Parts, strengthens Tired Mus- cles, Preve ts Discase, and does wmore in one half the tims than any other plaster in the world. Sold every where [EST YOUR BAKING POWDER T0-DAT. Brands advertised as absolutely pure CONTAIN AMMONIA. THE TEST: Place ean top down on a hog stov roriove e covar and 3uired to detect the prasenco anti] heatod, then it will not be re- ammonia, DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA, ITS HEALTHFULNESS JAS NEVER WEEN QUESTIONE, In amiltion homes quaiter of & century it has stoed she consuniors’ relfablo tust, THE TEST OF THE OVEM. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., D, Price’s Sm&fi%fi?uflug Extracts, The strongest,most delicious wud astura| favor Dr. Price’s Luputin Yeast Gems For Light, Healthy Bread, The Best Dry Hop Yeast {u the World, FOR BALE BY GROCERS. HICACO. 87. LOUIS.. COLLARS »* CUFFS BEARING THIS MARK Asd THE FINEET GOODS EVER MADE, sena All Linen, sorv Lin‘ngs ao Exteriors Ask for them CA '~ BKOS.. Agents for Omabs BTATE OF NEBRABKA, ) gy Dowslis Conty, | B At County Court held st the County Court Room i and (ar sadd o 15th, A. 0, 1884 Proscnt, J. H.MoGulloca, County Juige In the matses of wie guardianship of Emioa A. Cofwan,sn iosane person now dece ssed. Ou readivg snd flling she peition of Geo W.Doane guardian of vaid Emma A. Coffman, praying for the allosance of his final acoount filud, ard for a full and complete seishment of sald guardiauship affal's, Ordéred thap Jan. 19th, A. D 1584, at 10 0'clock & m., beassigned v heariog said petition, when alk percns interested i wsid watter may avpear ab & County Court to ba held, in and for said county, aud show cause why the prayer of pstitioner + hou' & nob be granted; aud that notice of the pondency . of ssid pedition, and the hearing thereof, bs given to all persons Interested in 8a'd mattors by pubs shing copy of this eider in The Owabia Daily ue.a b per printed in said county once cach week for four suc cosive woeks priof to:ald day of hearins A trus cop1.) 3. 1. MeCULLOCH, 0at0le 4 4w County Judg 1 ware store. Address C. 8. Bargelt, Norlol Jam14 50047 Neb. ANTED—A position ns an Approntice i o bar YOung married man Wanth AWUMLON A0 Hooks keoper, {n wholosale ratablisiimont in Omahu, Addross 0. care Bee. LK TORBALE—L € with brick hous, oonfaining 10 raoms, stablo, aud Larn, necemary outhouses, ity watex, on 19th's reet. Inquirs No. 808 dauth 15th Street. 495-10 OR SALE Flack Roman Stallion, . welghs 1500 poueds, WAL sell chesp. Jos. Kolovatek, No. 1524 5. 10th 8¢ , Omaha, Neb. 3189 {0 SALE—170 a ‘Washi miles of & Deed monsy, Wil s on eary tora's; plenty of tin ddres o, olovra Neb. of the best farm land in 2§ milos from Herman, 8 ‘okamah Myt sell becaitse for 1000 cas s and the balance er and waier. Call or . 1924 8. 18(h Street, 199 MIBCULLANECUS WAHTS. VW ANIED—_For young couple sud swall caild room and board reasonably cheap. Acdress* K" care Brx offico. 6657p 'V\ANTED—A partaer, with five hundrod dollsrs to tekehal icterest in good, paying bus ne s. E, D., Bee Office. ANTED--A fow day boarders, 6.8 N. 17¢h. WA Wibliaaa, “IANTHD—W.I)W fawiles to try our self-rlsing Pure Buckwheat flour and Sclf-} frisg Coin moal kept by all flrst-clacs grocers. We warrant all buckwheat sold our brand pure, W.J WEL- SHANE & O, Manufacturers, 4t s;'r.m Mrs. t TED--To rent, room, or suite (_ rooiws, ¢ ur- 7 ubfurnished.’” Address O, K. A, 119 {OIREN (—Furnishcd room; tore, Cor Lothacd Douglae. JORREST—No 842 § 18'h 5t; vew house of & I’ rooms; big lot, bard and soft waterj cheap to the right mon, Iquire at 57 8 20th et SRty . K {OR KENT—A houss between 14 &106:on Chic John Switt, [ uire Dru € it ok north of OR RENT—Furt ished raomso N. W. Cor 15th and Capitol Ave. 491 Posteitice N ORI RENT--Niely furnished front v Douglus, one bicek from N, B Faloo: m at 1707 507.0p nquire at Good fresh milch cow; o St. 160 7p RADE—Gond steolctarm of £60 fr w Owahs, one mile from trado for Omimn proporty. Harel: 7itebip [ Springtie 4, Neb; will Address Wooley & Finrrison, Owmaha,er son, Springfiell, Neb. stock of clothing, adafor {amuing land. th8t., Omah: horse aud huggy, 1108, Cus QORSALE CHE oaul ¢ cl 14 feumed pidtur 8, ono ho Halls sate, wmnllsi t Inquie No, 2014 Harnoy 2313 1 DOR BALF. 06x105 foct ou Cumning strect 3 blooks: wess of Military buidg . John L. McCagus opposits Po.t oftl. 426-11 ot on corner, south-cast barn, 3 blocks west o octh, casy payments, chasp 0, 0ppUsits Post Offlco, 42740 K —187x £ront, houso 8 100m; Park ave, aud Leavens 81,700, John L. {OR SALE—Horscs, mulos, harvess and wagons ©u ano or two yours time, Kwal vstate sccurizy D, L. Thomas, 42800 OB SALEOI XGHANGE—AS§10 por acro. ali or part of 150 thousan ' aseos of thmver 1and, forty il oast of Ksnani Oity, wil exchango f Nobrasa laud or vrohaudiss, Bedford, S avin . JOR AL, JOR RENT- 617 124 Nice furnished J{0® BENT—Hoons 628 5. 20th 8 VR | T—Three upfuanished rooma, 16'5 Col. 600-8p JOR RENT - Nicely furnished nosn suitable ome ur two gents,” 1000 Farnhum 8. 0B NENT—S furniehed rooma with Capito) av for 18-8 OB LENT—Nico front roum, 198 Fas 537-16p JOR RENT— Furnished £403 Harney ot. K OB RENT—Furnished room and board §5.00 per woek, Very best location, 1814 Davenpor. pazlor a0d bed room st 355 \OR RENT—Three 6 room houscs, Cor. Georgia Ave and Leaveuworth, 11, ¥. Hamani. 460.6p F’nu Hosroing Tvuse 10 ey 3 N, 16th street, over st roished Room witn board 6 3 N. 62444 OB RENT—With board, ore Iu ge furnished tront room; gus and bitn: & W Cor. of 14sh and Joaes, 1409; alo & few tahle boarers wanted, 4940 £t JFOR BENT-—Newls furnished frout soos ' or ou buite, 8. W, 17th and Cass JOR RENT —Klagant 11 r0om house bot avd cold watr; furnacall modern improveus. ; §70 per il mouth. Barker & May ne, It JROR KENT o pariion, fuin, concurn, ot Frecmasous Hall, Capitcl ave ard Bixteenth St. it bas beea thoroughly equivped with all conven iences, Apply to Willlom J. Mow s, at the hall, or of James Fotsyth, in drug store ia same bullding e SOR RENT—Boa1d and 1008 4s1iv 1 and Kbl l‘ ot 1onsonable 16te ) IELE paitics in §rivate fame ily. Adircss box , singlo sut N d beard at 1417 ®IPCRILANEOUS, NGE—F o for moproved propasey in has It Waolley, Kocin 20, «maha a Bank, Omaha N o BURID vauts dosiring. eit by calling on £30% will ploas oy witkbo doing a great Kin .y which was all she pow-osud, VAill bo liberal'y rewarde 460-9p FYO TIRAUE-3taok. of @roceries [or aeroproperty adj folng Onaha, Chas R Waoolley, 1oom 50 Omshia Nutiona) tsank, ¢ maha, Neb, 5271 MO EXCHANGE: Char. R. Wool nk, Owahs, Neb, cohnndise Farm ty, Room 20, Omaha Nat b JPO8 TRaDE: Chas. 1t Bank, Omana, 03700 Fuiiwy, betwoen Saunders, Caminy 4 v 16th “te., small brown sable.colat; suitable roward will be paud if returaed to Barker & Mayne, 15th and Faroax. 408 €40 acxes of Ane Jand | Th praperty Is freo wuricationswill bo t-ested . I Winspear, 297 Cumint, 7350 00M3--With hosrd, , dow rable or winter, App & B Cha lew Hoto), W21 LUMRING yai flbtl b0,1. 3N, 16ta - t. ttended 142129 Jowaing promptly a Johio J. Cavabsugh P DREXEL & MAUL, [BUCCESHORE 20 YOUN €, JACONM: UHDERTAKERS ! At the old stand M Farnam 8t Ordess by tele: graph solicited il prompll - stteuded to, Telepoue No 225, K 854.10p T Howard St BENT—Furalcbw. 100ms 8t 606 N. 17 butchor s1op i & 0 , Fari G, Uray, tarioAve, 4088 Toee oclaliah (bow 1em TRIAMA. MOy