Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 20, 1885, Page 4

GO TO THE COURTS, The spirlt of the legis'ative resolution, to the effect that propriated (o pay the alleg.d cortain claim agenfs and job full o h peop THE DAILY BEE Omatia Ofon, No, 916 Farnam tiNow York Office, Iloom 65 Tribune s (e 1 no moneys sball be ag olaiy of very moralng, except Bunday! [The Monday moratog daily. n the a stop in the ers, is R WY MALL rd w the itime $10.00 | Throo Month 5.00 | One Woatk, Far Wook, 26 Oonte. P Urs Year Wiz Monera. . o, td inited any sp- right bave gons farther snd pro nrop ns gonerally of that are applied for at every n by gang of plunderers Oar legislaturcs have teken up altogather tco mach and to> much money n the set'lamon cloimy that [#18 WEERLY W8, PUTLIANRD RYZRYS WADNREDAT,D YRANS POSTEAID ThcLer +42.00 | Thr .. 1,00 | One M * CoRRWAPONDNHOE, Oommonteationa relating Yo News and Edtiortal @ 3Mers siould bo addressed o the Eoiron o Tus i Bre Your,.. siz Months Month e h. time spent wrsas e, of Al Dostaon Teb have been for ths most part not only ex- travzgant but fraudulent, Owing to the able +o the orler of $ho compan YHE BEE POBLISHING CO.. PROPS ¢ E. ROSEWATER, Editor.) A. H, Fitch, Manager Daily Oirculation, P 0, Box, 488 Omsaha, Neb, peculiar methods which thewe lobbyists pursue they have baen abls to get most of their schemes through the islature. Hereafler lot them the courta with their claims and establish their validity. Oar constitution makers have provided a mothod for the collection of claims against the state, and that ls through the courts. The cld constitution, however, which was in effoct prios to 1875, provided no means of collection against the atato except througha laginla- tive appropriation, as the state could not log go into Tim all absorbing question among the Neobraska democrats Is shall we have a oabinet “officer, with patronage enough to go around? T newspapers and the public are be coming wearied over the Clarkson-St. John controversy. The News | not be sued. Now, however, the state decleres that it will not publish any more |18 placad in tho :eame legal atti- of tho stuff for loss than one dollar per | tude as an individual. It can s and be lino saed in the civil courts. All claims, therefore, oxeept thome fucurred in the logltimate exponses of running the utate government aud cortified to by the proper officers, should bs ment to the coutts The state has its attorncys and pays them salaries, and it can b put to no greator exponas oditor | 1130 that usually insurred in civil casos of tho Now Yerk Tidune as a candidate | Forthermors, this mode of procedure for Uaitad States sonator way lead some | 70014 bo more just to all parties con- pooplo &> believs that the haud of |Orracd and less expensive than to allow Blalas ta just now ond tho legislaturs to spend dsya and daya tn natioual oaplial §1 the ¥ \his conslderation of claima. Every hour that the leglalature is in sossion coats ths SeatE SExATor BUokwosti is on the |#t8e 8250. Time, in thix case, is money, right track. 1€ ho will tako the trouble | 3ud the people canact alfurd to havs any ¢o,make a thorough invesigation into the | of 1t wasted upon a lot of huagry lobby- transactlons of the achool land ring the | !#ta. In uttering theso sentimenta th legis ataxe will be beiter propared to|B¥E does not in any wey undertake to enact s>mo law which will proteet the | Pass upon thy meriis of these so-called state from farther robbery and fraud, claims, but the legislature has no bueiness - to spend avy time in the dlsoussion of Waireraw Reid has been urged by his claims outside of those for the legitimate friends to enter the New York senatorial | expenses of running the state. Chicago T present congress hes only about thirty .days moro to logislato. At the ratio at which it is now going the outlook for apy logislation, except such as bap- pons to bo advanc:d on tho calendar, is very poor, — Tue movewent to trot out the w o the e stato, se, tnd Is new beforo the house, Should i the ® lution of the Iad be #at isfl bec n problen wil srily worked out in the near future. of Des Moines pstrated beyond s M. Blaino's de the stupidily snd im- n Ct ARKSON, the », has d ble doubt Wble that dae tc feat beollity of the nationsl republicwn com- His controversy with Post master General Hatton and St. John has is mittee shown that it was within the reach and power of the national committes to have elected Ba'ne 1f it had exerclsed ordin. ary campalgn disoretion. Aceording 1o Clarkscn, Mr, St. Jobn was gagged with a gore throat in Ohio. Tka! same sore throat would have bocome worso and up t> the November elsction committee had transferred to the cold water candidets the $25,000 which Church Howe carried to Tonuessco. €0 we bave ample proof that the committee was not only blundering into defeat throvgh the mil- Jlionaires’ dirner and Brother Burchard's triple R, bat also failed to maks use of ita cpportunities in silenclog St John, worte if the and even now the commlites stupidly sdmits, throvgh one of ifs most stupid managers, that ths Ohio vletery eo ine toxicated the members with glory that they could not get theit eobar senses to- gether leng enough 10 keep theie political TFor our part, we are not ready to balieve that St. Jcha made any ccrrupt bargain, but we do know that Clarkson is uiterly unfit to manago a one-horso campaign In the smallest coun- ty in Towa or Nebraska, promises WarN tho elovated railroads of New York wero built the variens companies promised tho owners of property alorg the l'ne remuneration for the damazes inflicted, but those promises have never beon kept, The properfy owners, how- ever, are now obtaining justice tarough the courts. One bas jus: recovered $2,— 500 for the exclusion of light and a'r, and the infusion of smoke and cinders caused ty the passaga of trainy, and it was oniy receatly’ that & business firm recovered $12,000 on theeame grounds, Thero are a large number of theso “suits pending, and the lookout for the elevated railrcad people is not altogether encouraging, even Writes & COTresponme h Times. Thero very bandsome private axes rea grindstone if the carrent of y sets in tho right direction. of the varlous intere anish treaty are on the grou are busy picking up thre at of J » weave the fabric of private fortunes, They aro sald to ba b cked & big pils of money. This particalar lob. by is fn favor of the trraty, Thers will be ancther equally a3 active lobby to op- poto Another lobby will push and still snothier retard the Nicaragua troa and tho passage of laws nocessary to carry itinto effect. Minlster Foster is work. ing W the afficmative forces of the Spanish treaty as if he was paid for it About half one hears now o ning theco troaties, finding a forelgn marke for our manufacturee, etc., i cctly in epired by the agents of intcrasted private parties. Tho activity and pecuuiary strength of these gentlomen &re obser: ablo in every direction here just now Yot it is all being done with something of tho old.time anrewdness and recrecy. The treaty lobby will not enjoy & mon- opoly of the business, however. There are other eaterpriiing gen'l:men on hand looking out for cur dumestic sffairs with equal earnstness. The Galveston har- bor interests have come to #n under: stending as to the Eads job. 1a short, they have pooled their issues. The Now Jersey contractors have been bought out or dickered cut of ths field and the Eads $8,000,000 scheme will have compara- tively little opposition outside of con- grens, Of course, Oapt. Eads does not expact to got any such sum in a lamp. The aid of tho governmont In private terprices is only obtained by insidous ap- proaches, A survoy s the first step, conditional experlment the next. When having committed iteelf to the pioject the government is easily csptured. An tho entre wharfage at Galveston is owned by a private corporation the benefit of the proposed improvement would inure silely to a private corporation. The Hennepin ship canal is auoher sim Alr sta offe derived by thagpublic being fucidental and problematical. But Hennepin has secured ita survay and governmens recog- nitlon und the pins are now being 83t up to get the work under way. A vigorous lobby is in the fisld and a strong con- geessional ccmbination has ohas tnside business, There wiil yrar coup in o short time, it 18 83id, whish will sarpriee some people. But the funniest lobby is the. picture obby. Fora long tims two very com- monplace actis'e, both ladies have had certatn pleiures on hand which: could not betold vn the marke: for the price of corporation job, the actual benefit to be |} it they can afford to poy for the privilege | the frames in whica they ore set. Both v 7 Ziomas 5 . i £ the legad artist e cxcellent Mills, has a geod sized *tbarl,” and A TIMELY WARNING. which bas ylolded thom fmmense for- |, 410, it have many 10flueutial frlonds, would no doubs tap it for the benefit of | The burning of one of the buildngs of tho It would b nataral > suppore outslde of tho Tribune editor if he could thereby | |1lino's insane asylum, by which seventeen | Peath ot Captaiu Xyndox, a Famous \Y:Lflari;g:;:lt'}‘;:\t é;::]»mv;:‘: suul,:i“x;mt:gg ¥ ¥ s | ut ai S10,! mako a United States senator out of hlm. | Jives wo:o lost, brings right home to the smKfi;{m{::_f_)-;;fwmr_:j’""- Dad §20,000 ,picfe‘ oould cartanly,, with The death of Captain Issiah. Rynders [plenty of rich society fiiends, wake a at New York Tuesday at the ago of eighty- | decent living by - painting for the private one, Temoves a veritable relio of ante- | trade. But the supposition in this case race, Whit:law’s father-in-law, D. O, I —— Nebraska legislature the insecure condi- nu’:.?fn"rfi'fl‘df;xfimfli‘f,“_',f& ‘!;r:ge;; o O.i:ml ‘.,‘r! our own asylum with regard to fire dispatch sen’ awsy yesterday, that the |Protection. y Island in ho waves dancel " 1 bark an if h over with nld sco Mr. manner a torric poin ' ment ¢ T eartily npproved by y who we , evory-da; able of suoc | mem \iarm slirmed over the s United States s ] Mr. Olevelaud has of taking Jeff Davia inco his cabinet. | elear and cold and twenty thoutaud peeple Wworo at the Worlds Exvosition, C et The Pope Sick, Loxnox, January 19.—A Rome dispatch saya the pope is contined to his bed with fever #31 theumatism. The oarl of Wilton is dead PILLS 25 VEARS IN_USE. Tho Greatest 3 i dical Triumph of the Age! TORPID LIVER ; Losnofnappetito, Bowels costive, Pain In the hend, with m dull scasation in the boack part, Palr anngdor t shouldor« 1ines» aiter oat! with adise 1l & foellng of having Wearin tod some duty, luttering as the Heart, D eyes, Hendncho over tho right eye, IZesticsaness, with Gcful drenms, Highly colorod Urine, and ONSTIPATION. TUTT'S PILLS aro especially adapted to such cages, ono doso efects such u o1z an toastondal the sufferer. poctite,and causo tio 20y thun tho syatem 11 EvieTonic Acti egular Bt GLOSSY BLACK by a @in; this DYE. It § instantaneous; “ent by exprees dtfice, 44 Murray S i NO POISON IN THE PASTRY on rocel; bellum politics. After Rynders had given | ¥ould be wromg, for neither of ) these up running a sloop en the Hudson river, | female pamters have been uble to turn he openced a saloon in Patk row, known | Out pickires of such a character. The us “Tha Arena” Ono evening young |Painting of th elstoral commisson John Morrissey, a deck hand on_a Troy | 0¥ Mra. Fassots, would not be worth §10 boat, entered flis Arena” and forced a |t ® picture-dealer, and no gentloma. of free fight. Morrissey was nearly kil'ed, | 8ttistic taste woald permit it vo hany in s:wate judiciary commiitee did not tntend | The superintendent of the Tllinois asy— to report the sixty years extension for[lum says that two years ago he asked the ;he Unn:hl:nlflfie uebtl-m"l"h_ey fm;l_-d. legislature for an appropriation of $2,500 owever, that the commi is making 3 % progeoas on the bill and expeot ason o 10 Protect tho detached wards, and. that hwe it resdy to report to the ssnate. [only 81,000 was allowed, which was not Among the beokera are sucy well known [enough. Ho also made several important | "1 46 saving his lifo after 4. #trugglo, | bls private collection as any prics. T¢is operators as Cammock and Woerlshoffer. | suggestions which were unheeded, and the [and the pugulism and shrewedness of |0t even a historical painting, alarge! To-aight a Gould banquet is being gven L (1¢ iq o torxible loss of life. The same | these two men carried ono to the United | Rumber of poctrits. of people who were in ond of ths up-town hotels in honor of [ """ ¢ a States marshal's office for the sowthen |BOt in attendance at the great their presence, at which tho wholo aray ( thing is liablo to happen any day at the G50 UOGECEVURR LT (1o othor. to|eourt scene atic wll The portrais of Gould lawyers, lobbyists aud agents|Nebrasks asylum, which has no fire pro- [ (SRSl eR SECR B0 B0 G U (W of tho artist berself fs porhaps tho aro preeeat. —Special Washington dis-|tection whatever, no fire escapes, and 10| was, in the- sang of the old. demo-|Mmost prominent . nateh to the Springfield Republican || or means of exit in caso of a panic|catic days, a Now York. “‘shoul- [thougha number.ofpominent newsnaper How do the people of ths country like [y accident. Tho diflevent rooms|der hitter.” He had a knack. of man- |men, looking vers intellectual, indeed, tho sbovo ploture? Wiiat do they think of o g ceies ward. aro. loveon with dif. | 3G Ward: cacuses, used romarkably |and o half dozen sosioty women, very hand- - > : some, indeed, foms a bold backgzround thoto of thelr ropresentatives who faVOr | toront ays, so that an attendant in going | harees® o " Pares Sery “f?,:;& traded | Somo,of thess were not hero b all,..and this outragous extension? How can any through » serles of rooms has ‘o use a|eaough on the Missisaippi toknow how | Were inserted for:somuch money and for of our senators and congressmen who are| 4. rent key at every door. Thia is all [to drive and pin a bargain. In 1844 he their probable influence. Al these influ- sapporling the measure ever face their was promoted to a. seat with Tammavy | €Nces are now at wo k to get this pieture: it tat wroag, as one key ought to open every |y 1y ® g ey inade welgher in the | Off on the governmiut atthe ridiculous doorina ward. Besides this, the dan-|onstom-honse. Ho eoon sssisted in the | Sum of 815,000, which is $5,000 less than gerous and nnruly patients are kept in | organization of the Empire club, at eat t}:g ofi'fl:n;hfi";f;nui’::“tfi'.,v"f"h-ff,'{,\'[é - ki brary co he legjtimate | the topmost story, and in easo of fire they ;;;‘;‘;':L‘;’,t:;;;‘;,‘:"‘;“;m},’:,{,;‘;z{';,‘,‘:‘-j; champion of the suffermg ladies, tias been.| would all or nearly all porish, as it re- |4y "y ® G, ™y ndars was its first | chosen to push things in the inside. There quires two and sometimes tbree attend- | nresidens. o reached the full tide of |is Nat a single redoeming feature, art s ic ants to take avy one of them dowa staire. | hia Imporiancs as & polit'clan in tho.Gin | OF otherwise, in the schewe, beyond the) the attention of the logislature through Bucbavan, who, after his_eleotion, made e Y the captain United States marshal of the |man. There is another picture lobby fox the BeE, and the propor remadies have | qouthor distrist ofi New York, Tn thiy | the sale of a full-longth portrait o been suggested and prompt action has|positioa he superintended the GL‘"“H,:]GO rge H. llwl{ms h): 3 i som. ‘Thomas possessed a s rosiluzepd SLOLEIN ok ik meeda (3 | HERCHESOE ;g,.tf,’:,hff“f]{“ aotarions | W hich wonld bo diff eult, to miss . with thorough overhauling as to its lnterior | ¢ A B0y ChCD Uit Ualy attackied the | Drush, and the likeness is a fair one, arrangements and fire protection and ©3: | qiarshial in his celli | The oaptain will be |@ W0 k of art, however, this Thomas piet capes. The leglelature will cerlainly b3 | romombarod also. a8 Fornando Whood's | Ure is des ituto ofimerit. The wholo fix- direlict in its duty if ib does nob take fm- | chlef olianco in tho ward convess of his | !’ is st ff and the foce shorteningisav ful. A S day. Since the war Rynders held from | 4 significant poink in connection wi mediate steps in this mattor. It is hoped | &Y . A s i vic ure toade s, the silence o everybod 5 time to time minor oflices in the oity de- [PI¢ YPosY that the fatal fire in the Ildmois asylum | Joit e ¥y BN e et oF re. | here and the. tacit approval of. what. is will prove a warning that will be heeded | gard for what a democratic worker he | SV115 01 in time, used to ko, He was dismiesed some —— — years ago by Hubert O. Thompson. from a position as olerk, and It is but a tew THE INDIAN PROBLEM. months sizos ho placod with the keeper The Indian problam i1 now befcre con- | of the city hall she banner of tha old gress for soluiion in the thaps cf a bill | Bepire club in order that *Jim” Irving, introduced in the senate by Senator Ocke, ::’;,;{‘“‘fi"&‘ ’,’:’{f,"‘y;",:‘éf;:fl'&,;‘d::: It prevides for the a'lo'ment of Indian § has filled the role of {mpecunious lonnger lands in sevenlty, a7d the oxtension of {but tho Astor hal;..e...:und.,anu, afforded of reducing by fifty per cont, | State sud torrit rial 1aws, 8> as t5 includs :;::0‘:‘ '.;{h’::".fl,".'f' abow the wacd poli the school ravenue that fs dorived from |the Indiavs within ther jurisd'c'in. 2l the licento eysfom. This matter should | This bill seeures to tte Indians their Muric in the aic et Dakota, A : i o 3 for | St. Paul Picasor Presa, s ; very carefully considored by the legis- | reservations, and hel’s them in trus; for P P i Spoakon Carlisle has shown diatlie is a :m:,,' 4 4 L them, until In the coarss of timo there-| | l‘hfw; l; x:“lm&n :,he :r b-mi lzr“h:z true civil service reformer in :u nlf;m‘uu} i servation system Is gradual'y done away | pir, of Dakota, Rotico has baem given in | mant of Aydrew Deyine to sho place of W have received a marked opy of tho | with, Whenover two-thirds of the sdult| o, Souses of tho leglelatura of the in- | fisial stenographer® mado vacant by the troduction of bills for the removal of the | dgath of William Blair Lo d. Mz De- 8t. Louis Globe-Democrat containing an | males agres to have allotm:n's in sover- | ospital from Bismarck. This means that | yin has boen one of. the ofécial raporters articlo relating to the proposed national | alty, than this is to be done by dividing [ Sowh Dakota feels her oats. She has | 4, tho committees for a number of yea s. i i cla lays | 8ot the organization and the committers | fo was displaced by Keifento make way oattlo trail from Texas. Tho article lays | the reservation into farms for eaoh fam- (2™ CR G FHCD B o AL i v[_mn"]:ma“f i f HEUSIRIR RN DY gm'xt ltm?n upon “‘the ilnxlu)rmnlc«x“xnl a|1ly, andthey are to beaided andinstrucied doubtedly South Dukota has a majority in [ 4),o traditions about the housa that the national highway to the northwest.” It|how to condust the tams and bacome|the legislature, and a majority oan play, posts of teporters conaccted with it may be of impoitance to the cattlo kings, | s:lf-sustaining and independent. In case, [ the very deoil if it wanis to. The ex| oyl he non-pastisan I hey were placed but it is of little or no moment to the | however, two-thirds’of the males do not|Cltoment prevailing in Bismarck pre-|,; the absolute dasposal of the speaker so v Yante 8 cleat nnders!ndiag of tho alioa: elie’s s people. Wo rogard this schomo on a par | agroe, then individusl Tadisns may o2« vodicus Hiigation. 16 wib bo well for sbe | o sier Wshipe ho pussiiligof po with the subsidization of rsilroads. The |oure thelr allotments, and at once pro- | rampant majority to remember that the moval of Hayes and Device was the first cattlo men want a trail six miles in width | ceod to business; in other words, land in | legisiature in not the court of last resort; | yiJation of this rule since the house has sot apart from the public domain for their | severalty is to b given jto every Indian |that Dskota hes a level headed goveenos fj,eon officially reporsed. Mo Ihone, the y A N d a federal judiciary, 1u will b i T chi | especi.l benefit. 1t is nothing | who desires it, This proviston is evident- ;:, J“; e‘: n’m:kn :z“ llm;;ly, :.d' “ :’Ml:l"’“i';‘ Lll,;’:‘ l'llf‘\f“ m:.m:'l";‘;‘f)’l"" '::‘,'J‘ more nor less than an immense|ly intended for the gradual dissolution of [ eonfine their action to such "vaiid and he is still & young man., Mr. Dc\"ilm is land.grab. We fall to soe why a cattls | the tribal system, for when an Indisn well-considered logislation as will pass|, yan in, the seighberhoed of fouty teail from Texas is necessary. Tho state | takes his land it is apon the understand.- | 5 inspection of the revlelog powers. | oy, of agge. He is abuut medium hight. Py p The sherp geoy hical divisica of th lor o of Towa has neatly as many cattlo as |ing that ho is o sever his tiibal relations. | 1egiulature npon this and svery ofbor Bia femn o:;"‘(“:u’{;;:r”l“}:_" A o Texas, yot sho has no trail, a3d no free | While every rogard is piid to fha rights|question is another fuvorite argument for | aro darks, His featuren re gular, whilo grass, Neither has Missour!, which|and welfare of tho Indiar, ths bill also 'hi:iv:nun:l‘thodu_;rti:ny.hvhizh ©An: | hig face is smooth shaven wuh the ex. " > N not be long delayed if there §s 10 be an; f isp, brown raustache. H ranks among the leading elula'nhmg provides .h.)r the certain rights R YTy Y| T~ f:l:::ow‘ld':'ly;?r‘ud ~ u’l‘hm: i h: states. The only plsusibls claim for|and privileges of whites, | ita bordara. ery \ f ¢ " man in public life 10 dey v ho hasa bt~ such a trall is that it would prevent (ho|principal among which are the L —— fo+ knowledge of public sffsira than Mc. spread of splenetic fever among northern | rights cf way for ralltoads, telezraphs Gone to His Reward, Dovine, Added to this he Is a very native cattle that are kept off its route; | and highways, eni the purchass cf land | Boston Advertiser. SeNaToR MET7 clalms that his pro- posed amendments to the high license liquor law have not been thoroughly un- derstood by the Bre. One of his emendments abolishes the two mile pro- hibitory belt. Another provides that the pelition to the county board for license shall be signed by fifteen free-holders in- stead of thirty, and that they must be genulne free-holders; But the main amendment makes the liquor license not %o exceed $5600, whether in villegs, town or city, but at the same time it is left optional with the municipal authoriities to fix the liconse as high as they may see fit, Whether it is advisable to chango the present law so far as the amouni of license is concerned is a debatable quee- tlon, While the authorlties of Omaha might not reduce ths licenss from the prosent amount, §1,000, yet there would always be a possibility of its being cut down to the lowest flgure allowed by law, and in the interest of the public we profest against any cpportunity belog e — - Going to a Higher Plave, Boston Adveetiser, Roblucon, of New York, ths lion tamer, turned to Kelfer in his speech the other day and said: **He and I are both going toa higher plane of ctvilization. We are shortly to snake from our fes! th dustiof this degenerate house.” lo ocher words, they are goang to “‘get wp and dost;” bat what will happen tn the **higher plane” when they str.keitl: e Carlislo as a Civil Service Retormer. Chicago Tribume the foregroundal- | Vo Fantlla,Lemon, Orange, ete., Saver Cake: Deonmu, Buddings, &, ae delicately and nac i1y as the frult from which they are made, FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT FLAYOR THEY STAND ALONE. PREPAALD BY THE Price Baking Powder Co., &hicago, il St..Louis, Mo. waxane oF Br.Price’s Cream Baking Powder —ano— Br. Price’s Lupalin Yeast Gems, Best Dry ¥iop Yeast. TOR SALE BY GRCCERS. ‘WE MAKE BUD ONE QUALLDY i UNITED STATES National Bank! U. 8. DEXOSITGRY, | 8. W. Cor. Farnam and 72th Sfs QCapital, - '$100,000.00 ‘W. HAMILTON, Pres's: M. Ti BARLOW, Cashiex DIRECTORA: I, Catpwery, B, 1. Swrrm, W, Hasiuros, M. T, Baztow, C. WiLL Hauisrems Aogeunts soliclter and kept sud ject te 8IgNt oK. Certifilcates of Roposit issued . apleln 3 O and (2 montns boarlag intoerost, o on dumang without in torest. AQVANCEHE MRAS 1o OUSIOMOTH W APPrOVEOI DOCUTILILRBE MArKSE rNte af interest. Tho intoresin of Gustomors mr ~Mesoly guarded and overy Taaib, sempaible with principlea « sound sanking frooly extonacd. Dravs signtdratis on Englammi,)ie land, fcotiand, and all parts of Ku ropo. o WuropanmBaaun L f rra i OWMAHA SAVINGS BANK ! Cor, 13th ard Douglas Sts. Capital Stock, $1560 90 L ability.of Séockholders, $00,60¢ 016 Tep Gt Eaterest Pad on Daposie LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTA3} fliowrs ob IMTe JAMES E. HOYD L. W, BENNETT, W. A. PAXTO! JOHN B WILB CHAS, ¥. MANDERS W, NETT, LN Y FUNDT OIOXA A BALI MAX MEXER E L. 6TONE. CCLLARS & CUFFS BEARING TIHE MARK skillful llum\]riyhnl" In lt;‘:x ten yenrs i i 7 '’ , Sen-| OCaptain Isaiah Rynders, the old demo- | reporting the eomm ttees Lhare hos o7 r enforced there would be but little danger | sensible, but it might go a little fur- New York, was like Mcses in one respect. [acy. He is one of the maat ¢ xpert canoa- Hesaw the “‘promised land" from afar, |isce in the country. He learned this of the fever being carrled out of that|ther and carry out the cfi-repeated sug- i 2t ] belp possess it. but was not permitted to enter in avd |in his childbood, a3 be was bornin Caa- His last office was ftho|ais. He goes off \mlry h:umm-r“:n- halshis f New York, und, ~|blrch-bark camoe exploriug northern mado by the osttle-king lobby to induce be placad in the hands of the Tndian, |GtV ® N S i in Yisdiing Tor the [sivers, Ho oan g0 almost aty here fn a oongress to grant this subsldy, we do no! | thus making him a full fledged citizea In}dovil if he got the reglar romination,” [osnce, It wae unly 8 year or two ago believe that the scheme will sucoeed. every of the word. This bill has!and has gone to his rews:d. that he went chrough the breskers a. AnE THE FINEST Q00D8 EVER MADE, CANx BROS,, Agents for Omuns SPECIALL NOTICE \ O LOAN —<~Money Y LOANED o0n Chat'els, ¢ Notes, o1 Batata, 1oan on obattels in sums VN7 & Ak ch oree of am Jafuuks apply b 03 Cap tol ave 71 VWAsiED 3 18 uT.)\_;‘ W Add Y. € \ 4 at Blaven ho op TANT -1 on libersl conmisr: Lowipson & Alexander A good_experlencid olgar ssleaman ly auch need apply 90 Brcome st TANTED-Good glrl to do rook and {03 ing, in Privat famils, at o 2. 1 ire VW ANTED—A gle tor ki St —An efficion 207 Dodg ~At 1505 Capitol wve , two gord il nan oF Swodo preforred. 78 10p hen work 17.4 Duglas 0! TANTED A vood sacond M rse, 8, W- coraor 10 refarences and Cwpitol o V T\ ANTED=A batbor 708 3 31 81, VW ANIED—AS the Paxt.n. a feu ‘maids, only th se havis g hotel o apply. contiofoner 3. Lallie &, 72140p W/ NIED— ocd Laber dreas with reforences, C tine, Neb i1’ anergy, to 3 weticle. Apyly 10 11 , Poumau, Omaza Dusineey O llaze it 7ANTED—A gents to rell Gatoly's Univereal I ator; cn montoly paymient . eas . call D. P’ Lowry, varm 6, 10 N 16th 8¢, Omichi. ban "D~ ~ good business man with goud refor. rd'ten crnifteen hundrd d s cash, { iuterosbin & now grotery stcio logated part of Omuhs, 2ddress 8V, Res otfl.e. 7AN VWANTED=x il for general Housew quire at 2715 5 ' ework, &t 09015p 0% RENT-One f w0 oF three day boarders, 1ret he JOR SALE O FXOIANGS Fim Tor e and hng Ry and de i o & Brunner, Yot Faxton hctol. 820 Winer mode in o live Thew ok i0all bew, ry yeas nn for 1ol ng g spenr, Il Pieres Couy 0-ap Y8 LE county son noold g s, rat Cull or ud Iross Aw Chesp. 15 ston routauran Wit Doug It nent uingtar v 1or I8 rent of b + roe office ALE OIE 11 0 i es 1, Nob; witl trade ey & Barrivon, O, son, Springfied, Neb, g A8, ono mie fiom or Omoha property wha,cr G, AT Hard 377t tnap NOR SALE - 66x10% fent o Ot y bridge, 91,000, o Post oifle, AVR—187x194 feet on % house 3 rooms, taen, ad_Loavenworth, casy | 1n L. 3o’ azte, opposits Post ¢ | Srier, ot 91,700, RO SAL<c My butdiag and shack of o beota sodahoes, will trads fer fariin Geo H. Peterson, 804 South 1th a%, Oniaba. 487 1601 [0 INSTR FHosp O e Boardr 1—MUSICAL & Gray Piano at ........$ 12 o€ r Organat dgo Organ istey Organ at . Largest 1t shet ATD—100 & Jicitors, good pay to b an. Ardress Nubraekn Mutual Marr; faion. ¥ Nh W, 10 pet acro, all f timver land, cxchange for Bedford, Sonor & 492tt VR SALE Ok or part of twe t forty mile: cast of K N brasia land or o SITUATIONS Waw: @ ANTED - Dy o Famsh gird used to do geners] Tiouseworl, o place as housekeeper for a gen- ca'l at South Omala 6th, .znd 714199 a ponit CELLANGOUS s, oo qwTk Ted wilch cow, i 4'yorrs cld; whitostar on foreliead, nud white h flank. A reward wil be given to any or zive any icformation ab P, Pleree 71619p W aNiEo—by exy as clerk or mavager. Oftce. Addrees F. VWANTER-Bya thoroughly cxpericncel ship- b clerk, 8 situm,ion in & wholeen'e house ia [ 7§10 References or security. Acdres 3 Ty s for iwmprove | property in 3 Omaba. . Woolley, Kocm 20, « maba NationalsBank ha Neb 61615 QTEAM Englne weat m £ix £ tcn horee pow- piico 3 d diecrijtion 10 J. P. ok butluing. 126 21p 2 ARTIE 3—Wishine help or seryants deslring situ Ads ations can obteinthe sawme caliing on Mrs, ¥ | George at 0(8 Capitol ave.. £60-20p & %00 hab i storo to lesam drt Fer il good rder. Sen ina best of roference. Kngiish, room 18, V TANT evoulogs. dress*J HL 7ar. Beo offise. ANTED—A position as a6 sppren 1 ce fn a ray | JDARTIES desirii 2 10 loovie govornment Jands, of waro storo. Address C. 8. Luwgelt, Norfol | K™ vurchass doedsa 1onds; ahowp, wiil find it to the r Neb. 171 faa- | intaret to correspand with D Crowley & Co,, Mastett, . = Dok | 2 Omaba. <084 DHAIRIE CHIKENS— wans a man 1 3 town in the stato o buv them for cash. Jim't a8 v quantity er of Game pow try and Egge, S01, owaid St., Omaha.. 10 TRADE—Stock of. gnact ot o AL WAL B LUBLOL SRANE in wholesale wetablisimont la o 7, i e oo . Lt MISOELLANEOUM wadwe D. B: a”"""‘;',’,‘;’fg{;f‘."nf."é‘éi "WWANLID-A pastacr, with 640, to tako balt in- 42384 terest in good, jayicg business. M. 1. Bre office. - 05 2 | adj Inlng Oxeha. Cime ANIED—To buy at a bargxo, n horsr, buggy | 9meha Nationa) saok, Omaha, Neb. and harootss Address s N. B." Beo otfea f on g YO ANG - Farms for sfeck of merohandise —~ Clias. K. “Woolley, Rocm 20, Omahw Nationa, VW ANTED—-10.000 familes to try eue soit.siriog | gank, Omahw, Neb: 52818 Puro Buckwheat flour avd Self-isiog Con sl kopt by wl frst-cavn grocem " Wo warrant al | 70K TRADEStooks etzon ato srade for land. buckwheat sold under our brand pure. W.J WEL- Chas. R. Woolley, Koum 20, Om ha Nationai Bank, Omaha, Neb, 529-16 SHANS & 0., Manufacturers. 244t for acrepropert; X' Woolley, Koom 3 6971 OO TRADS—or ivicham lsegrocerics pre forred, thzeo (3) valuaslo Icta in Dayton, Ohio One () 1:t'in St. Loub, 1% ; €40 acres of fine land i R RENT—Noasest aud cheaags furnished roosas | Kansas; One (33 tarmn in O] operty is free. ¥ in Omaha. Apply. to G, G. 3 Andeason, room | of itcumbrance All comn I be troated | 1% Anderson Block, north entrance, 16th and ba- | 8trict y conflCaptial, 8. d: Winspear, 2074 Cumint, enport strest T17feb3 |84 347) PV S RWe Revyer 3DO Lett OR RENT—Suits of reous furnished for lght house keeplng, are occ mcraliy aacant in Bes. mor'a block, corner' 8th and HowardSts. 438t et = SR K T Post:ifice, 8 W cor 15th and Capitol ave. 15229p. JORRRNT: doute of a:ven wide cf Thirteenth (13) st.. Chieago, (7) rooms, on wert bet Davenp rt aad JF0% HENT-Good hruso five rocmns on nour Masoa, 3 bloc's fromear live W cotern. Taq Loe, grocar, OB REST—Furulsbod Hoows 625, oth HORBENT Nl funiiet froit o Deuglis 5t One block fzom N. B, ba JFOZRENT —Sanll new castego, 12:3 N bet Panl and Sberman, DI JENT—0ne oomfortably furnist ed oom with closet, s two rooms. unfurtishea i privato ousa; ep) 111718 815t et. G- 19 JPOR RENT Houro 6 roca s and basemans Cor 0 Chiatlas St. 1nquiros! . L .3 hoinae. G:o ghten 5 B4 0p JFOR BENT 1 doublo a1 siglo fure\idad ro-m. 1617 Colcago 8. 59.10f 7OR RENT—Furuieh 1 or uoturmished roome, Wwitis koArd at 5 per wcek; contral i¢ nation, 1514 Davenpertst. S2p ERIE_MEDICAL CQw; BUFFALO, Nu¥s DREXEL & MAUL, (8UCULSSORS TO JONN ©. JAOORK) UNDERTAKERS | 2tho old céepd 1415 Parnsn St. Ordess by teles greph solicitod aud promp!l sutended to, Telophone Ne 386, th st. NOTICF, "hip heret fore existing between, n and Hoory T Clogk undor the GClark, 8 this day,dis oived by it Mr-Lo'gta r tring all indebted ness due said firox will bo oollectsd by Mr. Clark a+t sid i m will bo’ presonted b Mr. Cark will consiuue business No, 1114 Harr — — | mno ad 16th on [ moual 66:10p UK L N 1" Chiosgo st. Inculee gt Jchn Swit OOMB—With board, des rable or Wit 8t 81 Chailea Hocel, 1852 Famam streob 53798 “ard Dodge, ¥4 CHARLELM. LrionTos, JFO® FENT—Nics tsoat room, HENRY T. CLARK, wde cary) PROPOSALS UNITSED STATES INDIAN 8] VINK KIDOPARRICY, Dukota, January 12, 1583, | Scalod proporals in triplicate i dor of, propes's mon, | fes tne orvetion of one Wo. eiwi, bt aud Carprater + 2| ioianecus shops, nd ntorgn sh 24th avd’Dougles %); co D add Mayne, 1itn DOR RENT—Foom aud b asdor 1w 1613 Capitesiave. 08 BE, T-Latso nicex fumished ¢ department, ¢ of dowble houat; 4 rooms,Shia s f C53Ved wobi 12+ 0 pee wonsh; 100 ¥4 Omuha Na | Flacs snd snc 6oztl 0T cq cf the ehiel Saturndag, Fibrusry 1 1156 wmiocd i the nent of the hicago, 1ll, 02 RENT 24 addizor tioaal bank, Jusrtor veitor, o S A T L the T~ Fumishod Boom wita board, 603 N. o | i L subject th th approval of ke de; artmen OR IENT—Now mire room h use, with ciby [ the Int w.lur‘ on Fowth 17ih At nesr ad track “Ihe ¥izbt, however, is reserved to 1eject any ard Doardi g house: rent $80; i quiro | all or sy piact of auy bid, if do.um d 24 1hs b st WUT Richarda’ it [Sere telthowervon, [ G ' ropesala must o Mo length o& 1 o w‘"v 800000 6 ho 0, I'IHH o ot buikdi e val of ¢ AT Sborvan ave [ st Lo sce oy he k upou B e Uil States Dot ocitars, |4y ab'e w the oider of " the undersigued, for ‘st let fiio Boreont ol t-oa ount of shall be forfeited to the Un bidor recely ng ke aw rd; promptly o coatract w th godd «nd utfl e, seocrding 10t o terain of his | id, = | be . eturred 1o the bidder. For further | f 1mitou address the un:ers'gned at Pine Ridge Ak Tio undenl. i wi QOR RENT—With board, one 1s ge furnished [ Omah . Neb., by the tront 1 s and b W. Cor. of ithy 1 | 13,1888 Joaes, 1409; a's0 & fow table hosrders wanted, 4048 R me requl P2 HEN proveiment atrced. —Brick house, 16r00my, modern fm- Beaford, Buuer & Levis, 213 8 14th o8t 7OR RENTFurnished room, 1815 Jackson 85, F 5¢8jandsp Vl‘\ou ENT—Furuishod rooms 1516 Dodge 81 il bo ) Faxt n WHouss, ping o Fridsy, Febroary LLYCURDY v T M U.'8. Tndian Agont. JOR RENT-—Now cottage, $10.00 per month. Good fural-hed room, § (0 pormouth, K C Patter. 1on, 0.1 131h and Far b2t inr 18 GpBIGAIBIEC, 9roun o8 netivity, posityely Surew mpowey, lork onorky.norvous dovil- single ll‘y‘:All'unlnunumunulwvuny-u-m ither box. 1t |7y madly J, B Warner 2107 Blate 5t Chici 08 BEaToNewhs furnlsned frovt roome, or ou tu b, 8. W, 17th avd Chss.