Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 26, 1885, Page 4

1 ME OF WIND. T}IE DAILY BEE‘ me of wind has been ex- Oumana Orrron No, 914 AND 018 FARNAM ST. | pended in congress over the forfeiture of the \N&w Yonk Orrron, Roou 65 TRrsUNR BUILD® | Texas Pacific Jand grant. The herculean 1KNG, efforts of a good many congressmen claiming to represent the “will of the people” in the premices, to get the bill through, bave been held up by their admirers as remarkable evi dences of patriotiem, and the opposition that the bill has from time to time encountered is laid to the diabolical machinations of the bloated corporations, As a matter of tact the bill is of very little importance to the pesgle or the corporations. The grant was made to a certain corporation represented by Tom Scott, That corporation made some sort of an zssigrment to the Huntington interest, and a road was con ttructed that clatrued to be the road contem plated by the grant. The road as is claimed was constructed within the term set by the act making the grant, and if 1t succeeded to the right and has confronted to the law, the company will get the land, otherwiso not, The matter would have gono to the courts in any event, as the title of the Huntingten Interest under the grant has been questioned, Now all the hullsbaloo about the more or less valuable lands in New Mexico and eouth orn Arizona, principally less, “saved to the people,” by the tremendous patriotism of the senators and congressmen who have toiled and perspired to get the bill through, is wasted gush, If the Huntington interest has a legal title, the act forfeiting (the lands is wast paper. They ocan mnomore be forfeit- od by an act of congress than can the lands granted to the Union Pacific or the B, & M. n Nebraska. Covgress cannot paesa consti- tutional act imparing the validity of a con- tract, 1E it has no title the courts would have oust ed it all the same, probably, The Texas Pa- cific forfeitu e appears to have served no other visible purpose than to give some loud mouthed ranters an opportunity to exercise their lung power.—Lincoln Journal, Although the Lincoln Journal is the defender of jobs and steals, and the ad- vocate of monopolists, we are surprised that it should find itnecaesary to go cut of its way to defend C. P. Huntington and his attempted land-grab of 15,000,(00 acres, There Is not a decent paper in the country thatdoes not commend ths acticn of congrozs in passing the Texas & Pa- cific land grant forfeiture bill. The Jour- nal well knows that the Texas & Pa cific never built 1ts rcad nor earned any portlon of its land grant, Iow then conld it aeslgn to the Southern Pacific somothing /which it did not own, and t) which it hed no title? And how could the Southern Pacific, which never earned apy porticn of that grant, lay any claim to it? Did not the Southern Pacific state emphatically that it &id not want ary land grant but would consiract aroad to meet the Texas & Paslfic at Fort Yuma? But It seems that the Southern Pacific, which was pushed vig- orously, did not stop at Yums, but was built int> Texas until it met the Texas & Paolfic, 98 miles beyond the eastern ex- tremity of its unearned land grant. This forced the Texas & Pacific to ‘‘aseign” its unearned; land grant to the Southern Paclfic, which had cut it off from using the grant unless it thould proceed to parallel the Southern Pacific. The Texas & Pacific never performed a slngle ccn- dition as required by the land grant act, and the Southern Pacific did not want any subsidy. It was an off-shoot of the Central Pacific, and its great generosity and remarkable enterprlss in heading off the Texas & Pacific were due to the fact that it wanted to prevent that road from becominga com- petitor of the former—the psrent com- pany. But the Lincoln Journal, true to its nataral instincts, proceeds to de- fend this attempted giganticsteal of Mr. Huntington. It knows well enough that he is the mest audacious land pirate of the sge, but the Journal prefers to de- fend euch a scoundrel rather than to ad- mit that Senator Van Wyck has done a great public service in champloning the movement to forfeit the Texas and Pacific land grant, The Journals whole article isalmed at Senator Van Wyok. Itis Indeed amu:iog to see to wka!, depths the editor of that paper will degrado himself in order to belittlo a man who has achieved a natlonal reputs- tlon, and who is recelving the pralse of the inte ligent end untrammelled prees, The Chlcago T'imes says: “‘On behalf of tho naticn, on behalf of every honest man and worthy womsn ina political society of sixty wi'llens, Zhe Times thanks fir:t the ssnator from Nebraska (Mr, Van Wyck), and secondly the other senators and repreten‘atives who have In godd faith, and wiihout sny mental reservation, pronounced the natioral veto of the most bold and iniqultous attempt at land pira- oy that has scandalizad thls country.” Yet the Livesln Journal calls the efforis mozo {f he would attend to his own busi. | of Sexator Van Wyck and hls atsocia‘es ness. Mr. Ta'mage returned the fire,[a ‘‘volume of wind,” and Insults and concludes his addrees to the legisla |the intelligence of its readers by declar ture by sayiog iv ought to pass resolutions |ing that the Texas & Pacific forfeiture deplorlog its own idiosy and appolnt a|appears to have ferved no other purpoee comwittee to fumigate the hall. Mr, | than tojglve'some loud-mouthed ranters an Talmage is firlng at long range, and lv is | opportunity to exercise thele lung power. not ltkely that he will venturs into New [ We would not pay any atiention to the Jorsey while the legislature Is in sesslon, | Journal's contemptible flings were it not for the fact that we desire to let the peo Taar any opposition to the proposed ple of Bebrasi 80 what & spitefal ff:o! city charter amendments on the part of its editor can occasionally make of him- any member of the Douglas county dele- |#¢1f-3 @stion should ariss at the very last mec- ment cotarally creates considerable sur-| Tue street reilway company has a lobby prise, as well as indignation tn this city,|at work at Linco'n against the charter cspoclally In view of the faot that the|amendment giving the maycr and council amendmerts, as formulated in the bill, | the right by ordinance te regulate the expross the wishes of the people gen-(time and manmner of runuing the street erally of Omshs. The objector to the | cars and heating and cleaviog the same LI is Mr, Pat McArdle, who lives in the | Now it seems to us eminently proper country, He moved to have the bill re- | that the city should bave this right in commitled to the committee of the|view of the fact that the street railway whole for amendmeats, but thls was |cccuples the streits and enjoys privil voted down, aud the bill was passed by | for which it pays not a cent, All that is the house, Tt seems that Mr. MoArdle | required of the ccmpany is that it shall wants the marshal elected by the people | sccommodate the publie, in keeping with instead of being appointed by the mayor|all reasonable demands. Wi hout the and coupcll, but uspect that he ls|power as contempla‘ed in the amendment a's) working for other Interests, Mr. |the railway company may abuse its pnvi- MoArdle docs not in apy way represent | leges end increase its fare on special oc. the interests of the people In opposing |caslons as it has frequently done in the the charter. past, graatly detrimental to the Interests Pablished every morning, exceph @nly Monday morning daily published in the state. . ARRMS BT WA 0 1 Thres Months. . 0 g ron. ik Months The Weekly Bes, Publihsed every Wodnesday aRNS, POSTPAID. , with premium. . One Fear, witheut promiura Bix Months, with One Month, on trisl CORRRSPONDRNOR! nications relating to News and Editorial A ovs Shouid bo sddressed Vo the EDITOR oF Ti8 matters shoul B whould be ANY, OMATIA. ‘miade pay- 1 All Business Lotters and ' addressed to Tix Brr PU Drafts,Checks and Post able to the order of the o THE BEE PUBLISE | E. ROSEW AS |_A.H. Fitch, Mai P. 0. Box, 488 Omahs, [ ———————— Nexr Wednesday the republican ad- ministration will march forth, Some of the eabinet booms remind us of Inst yeat's bird’'s nesis, There's noth- ing in them. Junarsc from the vo'e on senator we should say that the Illinois leglslatare is still snowed under. “Qaramry” WeLLER, whoze congres- slonal days are numbered, could nos re- alat the tomp'ation of striking a parting blow at tho national banking systen. Turre is some coneolation in knowing that when congress adjourns the newspa- per epace now occupled by the raports of ity proceoding will be taken ap with re- ports of the base ball campalgn. Tirz appropriation demanded for Ne- breska’s exhibit at New Orleans is $15,- 000. This soams to be asking a little too much, especially when such a state as Miasourl can get along with $6,000. It will not do hereafter for anybody in Ma'ne to make faces at another if a bill which is before the legislature at Augusta, providing that “*whoever annoys another by look or gestare is guilty of ault,” should become a law.” SexaTor CrOOK'S bill providing for the asscsyment of railroads and railroad prop- erty on a more equitable bisis was seb dowa uponbythesenate. This was not un- expected, for everybody knows how the sonate, in a'l legirlative bodiee, stands In regard to the rallroads. Anything that it i3 at all adverss to the rasilroad Intar- ©sts maots with little or no favor at the hauds of the senate, Txr present law which provides that coun'y treasurers shall not hold their office for more than two terms in succes- slon should be left undisturbed. Itisa healthy law, as it requlres the treasurers toetep down and out at fixed periods so that thelr accounts can be investigated by anow man for the benefit of the tax- payers. An attempt is being made to xopeal this law for the benefit ‘of the treasurer of Lancaster county, who is conhident of being elected to a third torm if this obstacle Is removed. This Is a kind of special legislation that the tax- payers of Nebraska will not endorsa. GENERAL HAZEN, chief of the signal servioe bureau, objects to the use of the ‘word cyclone as applied to what he calls “‘our wes'etn tornadoes,” and he hopes that the press will correct itself. 1f Mr. Hazen had been sliting on the Union Pa- olfic bridge when the oast end was lifted up and twisted into all sorts of shapes and dumped into the river, he would not now be requesting the press to call a ro- tary wind storm a tornado. He would calllt a oyclone everytime; and the ma- jorlty of tho destructive winds in the west ars more of a cyclonic nature than avyihing else. Tur New Jersey legislature and Brother Talmage are making faces at each other. About a year ago Mr. Talmage eeverely denounced the legislature on ascount of some profanity indulged in by some of the mombers during a debate. No atten- tlon was pald to the reveraned general at the time, but the matter was allowed to rest until the present assalon, and the other day tha leglelatuie fired a set of sharp resolutions at Mr, Talmage to the effecs that he is constantly seeking noto- ty, and that he would be appreciated — THE DAILY BEE-~THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2, 188 and reputation of the olty. Not long #g0 the council passed an ordinance re- qulring the company to run Ita cars uatil midnight and otherwise regulatiug the time of running. The company admi(ted that the ordinance was not rentonable, but as a complisnce with it would bave involved a liftle extra ex perse, it did not pay the slightest atten- tion to it, and nothing was ever done by the council in regard to the matter as it was found that it did nct have the power to enforce the ordinance, a fact known to the raflrcad company and of which it took advantage, Had the company com- plled with that ordinance we_venture to say that the propesed chatter amendment would never have been thought of. The amendment simply gives the council the powor of enforcing such ordinances as it may see fit to pass in regard to the regu- lation cf the street railway, and we oon- sider it very cheeky, to tay the least, for the company to attempt t> defeat it. The Owaha street railway company wlil do well to let weil enough alone, and not try to imitate the methcds that are so commonly pursued by rallway corpora- tlons, 1t ls safe to say that no city coon- oil would ever pass an ordinance that would be unjust, unceasonable or op- pressiva, un- e Tue important foature of the sower amondment of the city charteris that which gives the council power to ra astoss the cost of sewers already constructed to the oxtent of speclsl benefits on the property in the sewer dlatricts. The law a8 heretofore existing has been declared by Judge Wakely to be unconstitutional, thus leaving the cily authorities without any au‘hority to levy or collect epecial taxos for sewers constructed, The par- pose of the smendment fs to assess on the property in the sewer districts only the cost of mains, which is generally sit- isfactory to the pacple in the several die— tricts, A few individualy, however, are oppoeing the amendment, hoping, in the wvent of success, to thereby eecape pay- ment of any portien of the tax. Itis hoped, however, that they will become convinced that they are scting unfairly, and that they will withdraw their cppo- sition. 1t §s pretty eafe to eoy, however, that the amendment will be passed in splte of thelr oppesition. It is rather strange that these objectors allow public improvements o be begun and ke carried on to completion without maklng any ob- jectien, but when the work is finished take advantage of technicalities to escape taxation for what has been done for thelr benefit* 1t s fortunate for the city that such pereons are largely in the minority, otherwiss Omaha would never have been more than a mud-hole. —— THE prespects ara quite favorable for the psssage of a law prohibitivg alien ownership in the territories. The eenate committeo on public Jands bas favorably reparted the bill with some amendments, providing that allens must become cltizens 1€ thoy wieh to become landownera In the territories. One of the amendments pro- vides that no railroad shall hereafter own lands in the terrltories except such as ara necessary for thelr operation and have been granted by congress, and all such lands whether acquired before or after the passage of this act, which are not neceesary for the operation of the com- panles shall be disposed of within ten years after the bill iy passed, and if not dispozed of shall be forfelted to the Unit- ed States; and all property acquired in violation of this act shall be forfelted to the United Statee. Thislsa very healthy amendment, and the billas a whole will meet with general approval at the hauds of the people. If passed, as we think it will be, it affects the ownership of from 25,000,000 to 30,000,000 acres of Jand in the territorles that are now held by for- elga syndicates and alions who never in- tend to b:icome citizens cf this country, but who propose to establish a system of absentee landlordism which has caused s much dissaticfaction and trouble in Eu- rope. These forelgners will either have to become citizens or convey their linds to psreons who ate citizens. Wituiax O’Briex, the howe raler, who was saepended in the Brit'sh parlia- ment Tuesday night, I8 one of the moet remarkable and pugnaclous characters de- velopad in the Irish pa‘'ional movement In recent years. As editor of United Ireland, he sufferod every imsginable persecution from the officials of Dublin castle, He has been impriscned a dozen times and his psper confissated, libel sults have plled up a sore ¢f judgments agalnst him, but with courage undaunted, and backed by generous fiionds, he con- tinued to fight during everymoment of his liberty unil the castle hoisted the white flag. Every inch a fighting edltor, he drove from Dublia scores of immoral leeches, who had fastened themselves on the British establishment in Ireland and made the castle a hcusa of prostitut'on. A vigorous, fiery writer, a man of indom- itable energy and unlimited resource, ho has earned the dis'inction of beiog the firat of radical Irieh editors to carry on a suocessfal war sgalost cflicials whote power to imprison and send into exile was only limlted to their caution in packing & jory, O'Brlen was elected to the ecmmons over the bitterest cppo- tlon, and United Ireladn iy now lft severely alone, ALt has been introduced in the Missouri leglelature to abolish wells within the limits of the water-works ser- vioce of St. Louls, At firet glance one might euppose this wes a move in the In- tercst of a waterworks cmpany, but this 1s not the case, as the waterworks of St, Louls are owned and operatad by the clty. The Bt. Louis Republican rogsrds this bill, from the healih standpoint, as one of the most important measures un- der covslderalion, There are more foul wells, moro fol cisterne, more fall and overflowing vaulta in St. Louls now then thero wero in 1866, when the cholers was there. These were the mcs: effic’ent means of propagating and spreading the epidemie, and they will anewer the same bad purpose again i permitted to rerain and be used, ———— Tire members of the Michigan housoof representatives arc considerably agitated over an inferaal machine which s:me one placed upon the speaker's desk. The eusplelous looking box attracted the at- tention of the speaker, but he refused to openit, The seargent-at-arms, however, opened and oxamined it, snd found the coutenta to consist of elockwork, a fuse, and a eubstance resembling & mixrure of fron filings and powder, and Ite oily feel. ing suggestod {hat nitro-glycerine hsd been mixed with it. The probability is that the infernal machine was & harmle: devlce, arranged by some practical joker, who took this method to intimate to the leglslaturo thst 1f it does not adjourn it might be blown up. = However, jokes are gotting to be altcgether too common and are not appreciated, as peopls do not like to be frightened nearly to death, Tue recant reports to the effect that Mra, Hendricks) ambiticn to bo ‘‘the firat lady cf the land" formed the basis of a hostillty on the part of the Hencricks family towards Joe McDonald, whom they did not want in the cabinet, have been pronounced by Mr. Hendricks as absurd, and he expresses the hopo that the storles willnot beanannoyanze to Mr. Cloveland or the ladies of his family. Now that this fiction concerning Mrs. Hendrlcks’ embition has been dleposed of, the frlends of McDonald o doubt breathe easicr and enter!ain hopes of his elevation to the cabinet. Swarm seems to ba a sort of elephant on the hands of the court martial. After three different atlempts to fix his sen- tence, for conduct prejudiclal to gosd or- der and military dlec’pline, the court im- posed upon him the sentence to ba sue- pended from ravk for twelve years and to forfeit one-half his monthiy pay every month for that period. In other words Swalm has been retired on half psy. Th's is what we would call & pretty goft thing under the circumatarcas, JRN NEWS, coLoRADO, Tho snow is melting along tho western foothille, and the rivers are beginnmg to fill their banks, Great snow storms on tho pasees and peaks now make mountain travel a very wearisome undertaking. Snow has fallen for forty five days at and around Leadville. Considerable difficulty is now experienced smong travelers. The oil excitement has reached such a heat that a company with a heavy capital has heen formed at Pogosa Sprirgs to sink for It. Chung Sing, a Chinese p*ysician of Pueblo, is beiog arieeted almost daily and tried for practicing medigine without the necessary license. **Coupon Johnny,” alias J. G. Parker, well known in Omaha 1n the early daysof railroad- ing, has opened a ticket scalping office in Denver, Not less than a half dozen colonies are formivg in enstern states and will settle in Colorado. Two will locate on the Platte in Weld county, Mrs, William Westfall was adjudged in- sane in the county court. A Gipsy fortane tellor told her that ber husband, a railway engineer, would be killed in an accident that day, and the matter so preyed upon her mind that she lost her reason, The fruit growers of Northern Colorado propose to pool their products this coming epring, They have appomntsd a committee to select a merchant in Uenver who will have exclusive sale of berries and other fruits. The advantages of this course are apparent, A young msn in Denver wrote to the county clerk of Pitkin county, asking what the opeping was for a young man who neither drank, emok:d_nor chewed. The clerk re- xm:d that he didn’t know, as no such curiosity ad over virited that camp, Tho vigilance of Eogineer Frank Beatty, of a passengar train on the Denvor & Rio Grande saved the train from destruction Jast weok While roundiog a curve in Animas canon the engineer saw an evormous avalanche of enow tearing down the sido of the cauon ashortdis- tance ahead of the train, He reversed the en- gine at once atd the train was brought to a etandstil onlv a few feet from where the slide, a bugs mass of snow, trees and stones, struck the track, burying it to a depth of eighteen fest. Dy bis piowpt action not only many lives, bus the wholo train was saved from destruction. The Georgetown mine owners and mer. chants, tired of the exactions vfthe railroade, have decided to return to first principles in transbortation. A company, with o capital $20,00), all subscrib.d, bas been formed to substitute horse and mule teaws to do the freighting for two years, beginning May 1. It Is intended to make the trip in ene day by having relays to push through, This will beat the railroad, as it is managed, by two days, Ore will be haulid to Denver for £3 per ton, aud return freight in no case to exceed 50 cents prr 1 ¢ pounds Fach member of this association will giv honds to use this line alone for the time speci tied diwegarding avy redaction which the Union _Paciflc mey make, They are alse pledged to boyeott the railroad by using their influence fo prevent it duing any business in the county, SIONTANA. Montana has thirty-one newspapers, A letter from Butte says that the outlook there was never so discouraging as at present, Two new Presbyterlan churches have been orgavized in Montana since the Presbytery met last year, The owners of the Mountain Belle mine, in Meagher couaty, are sacking $10,L00 worth of high grade oro for shipment east, Public meetings have been held in several towns to work up sentiment in favor of the passage of the auti-gambling bill now before the leglslature, The Cleopatra mine; of the Hecla company is Jooking well, with a fine body of ore in sight In addition the company has nearly $100,000 worth of ore in the bins at their smelter at Glesdale, The bounty law ocst the territorial tressury pearly 817,000 paid for scalps of wild aniwals duriog 1884, There were killed during the year 447 bear, 143 mountain lions, b4l wolves and 1 621 coyotes, Thers are plenty left in Moutana yet, In Meagher county there are twenty-ore organized school districts, and twenty three schools taught Theie are 680 males of school and 517 fewalos, of which 238 males at- #end school, and 243 females, The total money received from all tources the past year was $15,284 65, OCALIFORNIA, The democratic administration of state sffairs signalized itself with a def.ciency of $1415,100, which the legi.lature has been called upon to wake up, Sutter county has au abandoned schoolhouse that is haunted by & spook, which persists in throwing up the windows, 'though they may be closed fifty times a day, Modesto has & four-legged rooster. 1t puts on more aire @y other chickon on the ranch, and struts aronnd among the quadrue peds as if it was one of them, The Atlantic ard Pasific railroad company 000 for Linden Park in Los for a depot sit ha same prop Hx years ago, was offered for sale &t £9,500, The proepective vineyard planting in Liver: moie Valley this year shows en_asreage 9 s will undoubtedly be increased 000 and perhaps 1,100, thould the season continue as auspicious - i — STATE JOLINGS, 1oTho Stanton creamery will ttart up March st. Wayns extrac wood thieve Tho last 840,000 of Lincoln's water bonds have been sold, Andy Wym , droppoed his thumb on a buz ber day. ®Tho B, & M. will erect automatic gateson the streets crossing the track in Lincoln, Lincoln has let the coutract for a new brick d_stone school building of eight rooms 27x38 each, The residence of G. W. Carmine near Elk Creek buraed lnst week, It was painted red and insured for £1,000, O, B. Pryor, o farmer near Weaping Water, haa been jailed at Plattsmouth for disposing of fifty-five mortgaged sheep. Plattsmouth's greatest want the present day it & number of comfortable tenoment houses. The demand exceeds the supely. W. ¥. Hawn, of tPonca, Neb,, is trying to secure the privilege 'of of erating & ferry across the Missouri, at Blk Point, Dak, next sum mer, 1 The new town of Cozad lics under the 100th degrea of wost longitude, atd plumes itself as being the center of ons of the best corn-grows ing districts anywhere to be found. The Indians of the Santea reservation are said to have already made their selections, which are almost wholly confined tq the nerthern part aloog the river bottoms. O'Neill boasts of an ex-Trith convict under the coercion act named Thomas Hayes, whose fourtsen months’ of imprironment in British jails has rendered him extremely bitter to- wards all things Ioglish, A stato_oratorical aseociation has been formed at Lincon composed of students of dif- ferent colleges. The first apouting match will T hfild at Hastings, the third Wednesday m pril. Lincoln courts had an outrage caso last ck, timilar to that for which the Mexican Padillo was lynched near Urete. Twounhung brut.s, sided by a female procaror, outraged and mutilated a girl of fourtesn, The North Loup, known for fifty ye:rs and more 85 the very center of the grest American desert, produced s:ma of the best com grown in tha rtats last seaeos, and the prospec's for rapid scttlement next spring are very flat- teriog, Liucoln is all run down at the heels over ekuting 1ioks, It is only o couple of months since & vew S13,000 rink opened there, aud now snother 200 feet loog and 94 feet wida is to ba built. It will bo the finest west of Chiozgo. Bolivar Flood, a fakir of Castillian extrac- tion, grabbed a coat in a clothing honse in Elk Creek snd ran for shelter, City Morshal Hal - verstade soon collsred the thief and landed bim in court. The judge fined him $50 and cost, and while handing the marshal his share of the swng gently whispered, *Halverstadt for bigh?” The Shermsn county Times thus’ whoops up the county seat; “There was i:sued from the postoffice in Loup Cit®, Nebraska, dur- ing the year 1834, money orders to the aggre- guto value of $14,141,40; paid out on money orders drawn on same office, 59 03; foes received for orders issued, $8 .88, Vostal notes were issued amounting to $1,293.77; fees received on same, $18,45, What better proof is needed to mke it plain thar Loup City is alively burivess centre! With two banks, one reporting us as doing about 514,000 montbh, this is indeed a splendid showing,” - A Tremendous Power, Chicago News. We see that the Hon. Chwich Howo, of Nebracka, has sucoeedcd in defeating the so-called railioad bill, a piece of legis- lation concrived in the intersst of the granger element ¢f Mr. Howe's siate. 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W, Monroe, Lewisburgh, Pa. have not found o case it did not relieve at once,” Andrew Lee, Manchostor, Mass, Potter Drug and Chemical Co,, Boston, COLLING acr, and Bowels, Shooting VOLTAI?/ 2 2 = Pains, Numbnoss, Hysteria, Fe - malePalns, Palpitation, Dyspep- sin, Liver: Cowplaint, Bill-br Fover, Malaria, and Epideniion, use s Pldstors (a0 Eloctric Battery combined with & Purous Plactor) aud lsugh at patn 950 For the rellet snd prevention o Instant 1t is applied, of Rhou matism, Neuralgia, Sciation, Coughs, Colds, Weak Back, Stom. COLLARS CUFFS Ane THE FINEST QooD8 EVER MADE, sewa All Linen, sorn Lip'ngs axo Exterlors. Ask for them SPECI NOTICES. TO LOAN—MONEY, N0 LOAN ¥ Fi matp 00, In sums to sult \Ix\,\| Y LOANE M property Joan on gocd recurity by Ballou B ONEY T0 LOAN—I havo money to loan on im- roved olly property. in any amounts to suit, blo rates W, I Motter, 1404 Fartam st., X 86310 N 19 OF §300 A0 4 upwa Y1 O.F, Davis and Co., Real Estato and Loan Axonts, 1808 Farnam S, 507 N 3.1 ¥ 1oana on cha 213 8. 14th st., up stairs, n1s) ONEY loanod on chattols, Raflrosd Tiekets boaght and sold Foroman, 918 8. 18th Tenn HEUP WANTED. TANTED A good g 1l to do goneral housework 6 S 10th st 804-24p VY ANTED-Dy & gocd German girl & placo for second or goneral house work 1n a small famil 1010 Howard St 87 VWANIED A firet clase boflet makor to whom steady employment will bo glven. ¥ remont Foundry and Machine: Co. , Fremont, Nebr. E live fureiture salesman who has had exp live, wide awake man need apy ssstr TANTED -G JANTED ply 118 north 16th St. WAL Blogham, 50 houss Leavenworth M. F. Martin, A gitl for_gen+ral housework Ap: Mra. Hil'. 4 505-20p ED t, Neb. ANTAD— A girl to dogonoral housowork, cook- washing and ironlur; alio a do up stairs work and take care of a hib; Incompetant ghls teed not ap,ly th house {rom Farram. 310 il to VANT >--Immediately, two WY wetkers, at the Union Sicck Yards, Ocabs., 95 V C. F. Whitney's, 1121 Farna u st 1 for housework: tamily of two V. o s A first claes blacksmith, to whem I wagosand stondy employment will be dress Fremont Foundry & Machine © ., 850 L1 in & mall L9 8 alvanizod iron —A firet class bisuk book forwarder at e —— OR RERT—Two rooms at 8 Alio em hotes $9. per wonth, 1612 Howard, g F . 24785 I Luite of urmished o Mrs. A Caldermood JPOR RENT_ fight hou Howard st JOR REAT. ™ fornia it et ooms, 16 3 270t unfurished rooms suitable for coping, Beemer's block,cor, & h And 1990 JROR RENT—Nicoly turnished rooms at 1718 Cass Hse 10441 drug etore, cor, 10th 100-41 3 00M TO LET- Enquire \ aud Donglas, RS- With bourd, dauirable of winter. Apply ab 84 Charlos Hotol 0301t JCR RENT Forlight housekoer ing, two rooms, furnished for that purpose, 8. W. cor sth and Howard s28t 1{'OR RENT—Two elogant rooma tn Redick’s b ' Paulson & Co., 1618 Farnam. M1 {OR RENT—Farnished rooms at 1810 Dodgo s, Pusfebss look, ] FOR SALE. A socond hand sewiog ma. Tn yuire at Beo offico. up- low Poor, 108 8 14th st , Omaha, Nob, Socond band ten horso powor, right beller and ongine; in good condition for cash. Chas. 887-40 JFOR SALE-hree story building on tho best cor nerlot In Bchuvler, oppoite Postoffico; first class location for any kind of business; rents f ¥ §300 per year Price roascnable; oy torme; for par- ticulars address, B, Bliss, Schuy or,Neb. 8§83 dp RO} SALE OR EXCHANGE in Nobraskn or 1.wa, onandise. For e farm land cneral stook of mor- Adcress J.E N, 1. 0, Box 3), Esiex. In, RENT—A geod hrick yard, N 886-10p gue Bros., orp. Postetli R AT E—On cottago bill, two first.class tages, ono of eight rooma and oco of five, o | Iitter furuished ready tor house keepiug, healibful Tocation and a dosirab'e neighborhooa. ,nquio 242 Davenport St. 3 p Apply st Tra JOR SALE—Corner Ict neat littlo house, South L' Omaha, §70°, §50 down end §10 per month, © Mayny, 5 W, comer 16th and Famam. 86355 JROR SATE Ao nico los in Wilcox addition, x.oar Tlass 1's cheap on mouthly payimoats k. Mayne, 15th and Farnam C o sereh TANTED—A gosd girl a3 11th and Da; A Oaroy. V WAt ED—Chambermald st £t Charles hotel, TANTED--A irl fer general housowork, WA Wilbie, 631 Flovsaut st. V‘—-n wD—4 1o workors Burt St , Omaba Neb. V Mrs, 218t onté for our new book. good pay 7 ANTED—Good lve golleitors 1ail Tneurance Co., Stewart Neb, SITUATIONS WANTED. WAY by young narried man +f 22; three ye iness exporience; ealary not o mich a good place with prosnects fa fu refire a8 to honesty. Address F. 2 873 25 Call or address Geo. Hunter, 1812 | - L 1 6mip | 5 Address Mutual 85 1mp. 1) Situation In retail or wholus Iehonse, object s8 ences 3 in restaurant for vdtego, Addiess JOOR SALE- T kory ard xtu e, only bakery’ in city o W, It Jaym, 1 ldrege, Neb, ehil o lend brake JOR SALE 16 ner Albion, Neb,, 95 rsd R 3 neo #sary £r 3 aveuwerthst. Cheap. House i it wanted 0L saL a pool tat Houce, 10th and vavengort [ORSALE OR RENT A general storo in a Nel ra-ka town doing firat o 1xs Fusiness, Rood stk of grocorios, biota 1nd shoes, nd every thing connecfed wih a fint o ass 1 #hoo store. Fur particulars addie grocery A" Bee ofl JOR SAL ) acro farm, improved. or will trade Situation for a Iress D., Bee of "A_Young married man wante miivation &8 book- A keepsr, in wholesale cutabliebment in Omaba. Addrees caro Boo. BORA S MISCELLANEOUS WA 7 ANTED—Situation, by a respecta ung WV el a wholemisor retail erocers: had i years exoerience in Ergland Jos. I Grosvouer. 350 25p. VW ANIKD-B, tuo voung ladles, both strangon fnthe ity to mako the acquaintarce of two gentlemen «f means. Address “Blonde & Prunett ity. Object, n 1. 3 VWANIED—A purchass. [ havo & otablished business in Umahs yaying over § 00 per month which Iwill seil iar 40" C use for lling vicknous; will boar clo.cst in eatigation _Address J. 479-2p0 o per | — T—One iarge unfurrished front desirable I>eation. N. M Bee offie WA ED—Tos:] foreign coi 14th st., oity. VWARTED—Every lndy in need of a s ing ma- chine, to see the now Tmproved American No. 7. P. K. Flodman & Co., agents; 208 N 161h. 348t ulection of (11 U S. and A. Koge's 819 N 315:28p ANTED- gentleman room mate to beard in privato family; references required. Addr: sy C. A.- Bes office. 32618 ‘/‘,’ANTKD—IAJ!L-) and gentl*men (o take nice, ("ight, pleasant work at their own homes (dis: tance no objoct on); worksent by mail ;8! to £ » day can be quictly made; 10 CADVASSIDE road- droes at onow, Reliabls Man'fg Co., Philadelohia, Pa. Box 1603, 250-28p ANTED—Ladls avd goutlemen in city or coun- try to 1ake light work at their own hono. 8 to 4 a day easily made; work rent by mall; no canvass- ing W have good demand for ourwork and furnish stoady employment. ~Address with stamp, CR OWN M'F'G. COMPANY, 204 Vine £t., Cincinuati, Ohlo. 118 mdp ANTED—Agents to work for the Western Mu. WV Al Benevaront Association, of TRatrice, xsb. Cash capital $100,600, paid up in full. 1hose desirivg agenctes in Eastern’ Notraska or We tern lowa, should address C, A. Wookloy, No 1222 Fay Omaha, Neb.. or Oliver C. Sabin, bec'y, Beatrice, Neb. o good ngents, men or womon, a libeial compeneation will be pald. Company 18 co-opera- tivein plan, eafo, reliable and cheap, and all bouse good locatlon_ with 0. Ballou Bios., 817 8. 13 50 plendid_corn o on Cumiig le for gracery or any other tuy an ol gant light Fasenier ¢ 7ne bl-ck from gond I.cation for batber shop or any Morse & Biu ner. 84727 iross, al Poat office other light business ar store furnituie for sale, ccr. B18'26p. TOR v EN' 12th st., 1 JPORRENI-A feur room house, with_cellar, closets and out ki'chen; $15.60 per month. E quire 0.3 N 215t st. P. J. Crecdon JROR JENT Soversl anail cottaso, in differon yarts of the city. Also ore large room on 24 floor, Barker's bl ok 15th Farnsm, and a siep- i Toom cn 3d floor. C. E. aayne, 8 W 15th ana Furnam, 88926 Y | resider for oity propeity or siuck, toon M. M Pa rish, il en, Nob. 356.98p buggy and har- A Fx. 338.98p JORSALE A good family hors, neas. Inqui ¢ 2012 uglos s . FOR SALE-—~x mim of :8 30 o Berd, 160 acres under cul ivatioo, b miles of live wi low’ y osts, ono mile of which is ol herge 18 years o.d, 3 mills of wiro fouce, incloting pes uro crmead wneaclo all soeded to tame giass. Barn 58x50 fect, o 2,00 bushels of corn, 3 ood corrals, 3 welis of water, grrnary 16x0 feot, & house 16x24 feot, with base- me-tunder eutire house. Price $20 por acre; halt down, baance on tiu o 10 suit purchaser. Enquire at flice, or of W. H. Yaw, horth Bend,Neb. mar2p OR SALE CHIAP-—One clecant oh:mber set, former cost €375.00. One _regulator cloc one 1eariy mew Knabo Piano, two gold fram plctur:s, cno horse, barncs: snd phaetcn, one Talls eafe, small size, ono beautiful china coffeo set. Also’a large ico tox. Inquire 1616 Dedge St 254t 5 milos northwer {JOR SALE- Brick hcuse, confamnirg 10 rocms, barn and rtable, and nece smy onthouses, in 19 h et Apply to Seas & Bosard, Cor. 16th and Dudgo sts. 816.97 {OR SALE—Wallpaper business, enall stock of paj or 809 north 16th St. 2.7-28p. OR SALE—Chcap—Two counters and 45 eet shelving, at 18th aud Howard. J. H. Spetman. 9 26p OR SALF—Ata groat bargain, for not cash, n gene.al stock of mercha:dise, o aisting of a cho'colive of Dry Goode, Clothing, Boots, *hoes, Huv's, Caps, otc., ctc. This cutire stock must bo Wl cé to satisty (lilea ogaint it For particu- Tara, ap;ly to Jacos Mets, FullsCity, Neb. Feb. 17th 1855, 302 90p {\OR SALE OK EXCITANGE—AY §10 por aore, al or part of two thousand sored of timber fand forty miles east of Kansas han Ciby, wil exchange for Nhbraska laud or mej dlse, Bedford, Souer & Da 1 prodi (\OR 84 LE- Selling of at crst and stero fixtures for sale st No 010 South 10th Strect, Omaba, Neb. . L. Schwartz, piop. 245.20p JROR, SALE_Stock and fixtures ono of tho bost salooosin the oity. Possession given the fi sh of April, Keasons for gclling, 1l health. Address " Bee oftice. 162t OR SALE OR TRADE—For improved ®ood 2atory store, property in Wayne, barn, lots L Allerton lows, and_2 kood lyge Norman stallions. ~ Address O. D. Biraral Wainut, Pott Co., Towa. 173:m9p land, & Neb. ' A ! R SBALE—A good psyivg saloon with first class lunch countor and »esiaurant attached.—A bar eain. 8. Trostlor, 203 South 18th 5t 1024 T8 SALE—Or exchango s tull stock ot clothing boots and shoes, gont' furnishinggoods, will ex- chsnge for Nobraskn Lands. » Omaba, Neb. §m Will'cither sell for cash or wili trade for house in Cmahs, it buyer will take up somonotes on long time Tie whole laud under cultivation Address Jos. Kolowratek, No, 1314 § 13th st., Omaha, Neb. 01-t G. 1, Poters 'n,f04 §. 155-41 ; 24 wilos from Herm: OR BAL - Cheap—one balf acre in north Omaha, Address X, Y. Z Bev offico, [ R0 BALE- 00 tons velicted hay ut tion, price §6.00 per ton. Elkborn. Jorn Sta Apply toWm Hopper 962 Imp JFOR ENT-Cottageat 1718 Dodgo strect. on Cummicgs t. 0, 1818 Doug la JFOR RENT—st0 for fawily. J, Kli JOR SALE—A gcod payiog impl ment business well Tocated and e:tublish ing town on M, R. K in Nob, to stop rlcht into good trade. ital re. quired. Addrets “X. Y." 012.feb 28p 7R BF NT—New brick bous*, 11_rooms, modurn improvements, 12 N, 29d 8t luguire 2118 Celifornia st 15788 TP R R NT-New cottage, b rooms, J PLipps oo, 41512 8. sthst. Al {OR RENT—Nice 8 r00m cottago cornor 2ith and Daveoport sireet. Apply o £ B, Chapman, i 1217 Howard 8t [0k BENT—A niow elgbt eoom house. Enquire of Mra. K. Roddis, £6th, bet Daver poit and Uhi a- o ts. 7011 ROOMS FOR RENT. OR WENT_Furnisbed r.om ILqureof J. K. F 876 ¢! JOR BALF ~00x165 foet ou Cuming street 8 blooks west of Military bridge, §1,000. John L. McCague opposite Post ofice, 03441 JOR BALE—182x124 feot on comner, eouth-cash tror t, house 8 rooms, bar, 8 blocks wedb o Park ave.'and Lowvenworth, casy payments, cheap §1,700, John L. MoCague, epposite Post OMico, 947-4 ALEDHAY Good quallty, lowoet prico, T, B, Clarico., Schuylor, Neb, 16.m4p For ttock of dr; plonty hay land, creek o 'd hulldirgs, crralis ilroad town, one of I“()I( SALE OR K 200ds 1360 acres tock ran: runs through entire tiat, ete, on'y 4 wiles fromw thriv n, the bost and my st cons enient AVl to two Nuith Loup Bankiog Co., North Laup, Wilbur, Omaba avings Bank. TOR RENT—Nicely furnished frontroom; I cation excellont, at 1418 Howard st. 207-24p. y CAH ¥ BROS.,Ageats for Omah. PROPOSALS, UNITED BTATES INDIAN SERVICE, ¥INN RIDOR AGHSOT, Dakota, January 12, 1885, Bealed proposals Lo tripiicate. It dorsed, proposals forthe ertction of one Werelwight aad’ Carpantos #b0p, 0no harness, shoo and 1 iroxfIatieous shops, oue Hlachter botse, two wagon and storage sheds, one bake liouso ana collar, st this wzvn y and direct ©d to the unders gned, care of Chie! Quartermaster departwent, f the + latte, Omaba Neb , will be re- celved uotl 12 m, Saturday, February 14, 1085 Plans and specifications can be ¢xamined in the offco of tho o of quarte~n astor, des art-nont of the Platto. Omalia, Nob, tha “Iuter Gocan” Chicago, 1L and the “Journal” 4t Kansas City, Mo, Contract will bo awarded to o lowest responalble bidder, subject h tha pproval of the departuent of the Lnferior. “The right, hows , 18 reserved 1o reject any sud all, or wn¥ part of sy bid, if desmed £ tho boss In- Lerent of thservios Frop:s is wiust tate length of time required for couotition of builing giter approval of o niract, an4 most be scoompained by a cortified check upon ulted States Depository, yaysble 1o the order uncersigned, for” 't least five (5) 1 the awount of the proposal, whi. b check i*e 1 10 the United Btates I case of any ing the awird} shall fail to execute promptly a contract with gotd snd sufficlent ecur. ties, nocording to the terma of his bid, otherwise to be toturned to the bidder, ¥or furthor | {-rwat o sddress the undersignes at Pine Rilge Agency, Dikota ‘Tre undensned wiliwill be ab_Paxton_House, Omahs, Neb., by the moralug of Friday, February 18 1886, Jau 105w m n wome U LLYOUDDY VT M U, 5, Indiaa Agea JOR Ky NT- 6 rooms over store. i McManus, 418 N 16th St 2 88627 YOR RENT- Furnished or unfurni hed room: and fa miture for tal+, 848 W cor 181k &nd Izard st. 1) %5p JPOR RENT- Nicely fursithed room with bomd for one or two gentleuco, 1012 Farnam, 8%itf first OR ENT -A nicely furn shied front parlor with » ode 15 for gen lemau ard wife, ars tabl 5 68 tf DOR RENT m, 10 Pacil I 833 70k BENT front roow bluok from red P RENT— 17th, OK RENT Famisbed and unturs lshed rooms, [ “with b ard. Hotel, Cepitol ave. and 18th st. Mrs L W. Haid 919 marivo e of very detirabla fu o Chicago au - 20th lige. En Ok AENT Futniehod 1ooms, 105, N 1667 st f Be2.27p Furulshed Room with board 608 N. bRé-t1 DO RENT—Furolshedlrout room with bey win Wow, Urick house, with beard, 606N 17th Lot 81015 MISCELLANEOUS, M kW TioopER, “oialrvoyant and 1 A medium can be fouud at N. W. corper 20t) d Cass strets, hours 11 & w. to 9 p. m. 474 me JOUND - Five dollars ias week or north 16tn i, The ewnercan bave s we by o4 L1448 N, 20th S F. H. W. Bruechurt, 81220 DUMPS — 41l kinds of pumys for rale or repairod, Address J. J, MoLain, 1011 Haunders Bt, 871-m23 PO EXCHANGE- 81008 0f goods and mer’ han. dise for land, iwprosed or unimproved Chas K. Wolley, room %, Cinabe Bations] Bavk, Omaha, Nob Bolwarl wproved farms and w'lid ludta trado 1 or n10oks { wercha dise or Owaha city proper y Chas K. Woally. room 20, Owa o Nations Bank, Omaha, Neb 00mari IRIVY vaults, stoke pools clesned at the shoricst Dot 00 an by time of the day, in an Jy urd 1l 88 way without the least moleetation 19 occupants or nelghbors, with our improved odorless apparstus. A. Evans & Co., 911 1mlp DREXEL & MAUL, (SUOGESSORS TO JOHN @, JACOBY) UNDERTAKERS | At the old stand 1417 #arnam Bt Crdas by tele: [ .‘»ignmnm«undmavmw Aitondod to, Tulcphons