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T THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA PUBLISHING COPROPRIETORS. . SU Parnham , bet. Stk and 10th Strteti \ TEUMS Of SUBSCRIPTION , 1 Copy 1 year. In advance postpaid.J3.00 ) Bmintln " " 40 I months " " 2.00 TIME TABLES- THE MAILS. C , A H. W. B R. , 630 a. m. , SU p. m C. B. & Q.B SSO a. to , 240 ; p. m. 0. B. I & P. B , R. . (20 a , m. , S:40 p. m 0Et Joe 630 a. m. S.Cltyfc P. 630a.m. U. P. R-B , 11:40 a , m. O. A B. T. to Lincoln , 10 a. m. B. ft If. R. R. . 8:40 a m. O. * K. W. , 730 v m. * orrxnra 0. H.W. R.R. , U a.m. , 11 p. m. C. B. & t. , U a. m. , B20 p. m. 0. R I. & P. , 11 & . m. . 11 p. m. 0. B. * St , Joe. , 11 a.m. , 11 p m. U. P. B R. , 4 p m. - O. * R. V. from Lincoln , 12UO p. m. B. AM. in > ieb.,4p. m. Looal mallB for States Iowa leare but oaca day , vis : 420 . m. Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. BandayE. THOMAS F. HALL. PostmafUl. Arrival And Dcpartwe 0 ! Trains UNION PACirir. LK1TO. * KMV . Daily Kifre * . IllCn. tn. 5 p.m. do Hired . tllGp.m. iS5p.ta. do Fretcht.6SO . m. 1:40 p. IP. do _ . . .8i5am. I11CB CABD OF THE BURLINGTON. UAVB QKlHl. ARRIVIOKAHA. Kxpren . SJOp m. ExprsM. . . 10:00a.i fall KM a. m. Msfi 10:00 p. I Sundays Exccpted , Sunday ! Exceptad. CEJCAGO.JBOCK ISLAND * PACIFIC. Man . . .8.-00 a. m. 1 Mall J ° * ° P- * Kxprea 8:40 p. m. | ErprcBS..10 3 a. m. CHICAGO NOETUWEST3RN. Mall _ . .0.0 a. m. I Kan It > pr Bi _ _ IUpm. [ Express . Bundavt excepted. KANSAS CITy.BT. JOE ft COUNCIL BLUFFB LU.VK A&K1VK. Kail EW . = . I Express .7 : < 0 . m. Ernros B.fiOp.m. j Matt . . . .736t. ta. The only line running Pullman Slecplag C ri ont of Omahft to Union Depot. OMAHA ft NORTHERN NEBRASKA EA7L- WAY COMPANY. Leave Arrive. rrpre _ . .80 a. m. J KxpreM . .420 p , m. Mixed 1-JOjvm. | Mixed 10:45 : a. m Dally KxceptSundaye. IS & K. R. TL In NEBRASKA. I.I1VX. ' AMUVB , Kxprea 8Maml Freight 2:30am ' ' t , 6:65 p m | Express Ofpm BlOUr CITY & ST. PAUL R. B , flao am 1 Erprcw .100 m m CxptoM 8,40pmU | i 720 p tr WABASH , ST. LOUIS k PACIFIC. LI1VM. AKBIVSS. JKaU 8a.m. I MaU 11:66 a ExprM..SiO p. m. | Exprea 455 p. m. BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. R. Leave Omalia , dally. 8 a. m. , 9 a. m. , 10 m. . It a.m.lp.ta. , Sp. m.Sp.m.6p. mer. Leave Council BluB § ; 8.18 a. m. , 8:26 a.m , 10:25 . m. , 11S5 a. m. , ISS p m. , 2:25 p. m. 8 61 > . m. , 6:25 p. m. , 0 5 p. m. , Tour trips on Sunday , leaving Omaha at 8 and 11 . m. , 2 and 6 p.m. . ; Council Blufta U 136 , 11:26 a m. , and 225 and E 6 p m. rAMtaaia TSJUK& . Leave Omahw 6 a. m , , 7 a. m. , 820 . m. , 1 p. m 4iO p. m. , 7S6 p. m. , Leave Conndl Bluffs : 6:16 . m , , 9:40 a , m. , V.M a , .6 5p. m. , 7.OO p. m. , 7SO p. m. Dallr except Sunday. OMAAA ft ; REPUBLICAN VALLEY K. . LBAVX , ARRIVX. 10:15 a. m. , ,4 5 p. m. Dillvexocpt Snndavi. GEO. W. HILL , ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. - - . Offlce on Fambam street , between lEtb and 16th. next to office ciiy vr tr works , Omaha Bujs and 1I Omiha City proi > rrty and hc- braakaland * . Minine pioperty in a 1 parts of Colorado , for s ils. From a long residence in Colorado and experience in minm ? property , I am prepared t.ffcr sate and profitable Inreit. menla to purchasers. - ' ' * GHRRLES POWELL , J6th Mid r F rnh Oraaht. K b. tfM. , T AT LW Room 6Crelghton Cr ! Hr. 16th Et , t > MAn < . HSB. 3. L. A TTORNKY AT L.W LoaM money , buyt /V and Kelll rral enUle , tic-cm 8 , Crel hton Block. A. C , THOUP. TIORHBY &T LAW OlBoe Jn Hauccm't A Block , with George E. Pritchttt. 1508 faroham St. OMAHA. NEB. DEXTER L THOMAS , ATTORNEY AT LAK OrnlcS ii oiSalld _ tnj. A. M. GKADWIGK , TTORNEY AT LAT ? OSic 1B04 Farnham L Btr et. T AWYSB OBoe In Oretoliton BJock. out - \j Post Office , OMAHA , KKnEABSA. jtr-PaUnit ruBiic. O'BHIEH & 6ARTIEIT , A.ttorneys-at Law , OFKIOB-Unlon Bloct.Flftoenth and Ftrnham ATTORNEY AT LAW. IEBACH DLOSK. GOR. 20UQ & IETH STS. OVABA. NEB. W. J. Oonnell , Attornej-at-Law. 0 moo : Front rooma , up in Qantoom1 ! oew brick building , N. W. comer Fifteenth and famham Btreeto. .H > 10 . CBAl S.Rl tCf REDICK & Attornejs-at-La w. Bpedal attention will tw lTot to aU mitt against corporatloni ol every description ! will practice In al Ithe Ocurta of tb Bute and the Doited States. Offlcd. rarnham SU , opposite Ooart HOCM. EDWARD W. SIMERAL , AT LAW Boom 6 OrelfUon ATTORNET th and PonglM BtreeU. no dh fi. F. KANOERSC , TTOESST AT LAW UI Ttniuai SttMt Umaha tfthrxki. . T. RICHARDS. G. J. BDNT RICHARDS & HUNT , t-Law. Attorneys-a - . Ornoi 16 South Fourteenth Street. SANTA GLAUS FOUND. Greatest Discovery of Uie Age. Wouoerful dtoco varies in the world haw baemnado Among other thtnpa where Santa Olaos itayed Children oft ask U he makes roods or not , If really he tires In a mountain of mow. but year an excursion sailed clear ta the Poll And suddenly dropped into what teemed like hole our * , beautiful irroen. And far brighter skiefl than over were Been , Elrdi with the hues of a rainbow were found , While flowers ot exquisite fngnnce wore ( rrow tug around. Not long were the ; lett to wondtr lu doubi A being eoon came the/ hid heard much about , Twaa S aUk Claun' eelf and thlBlhey all Bay , le looked like the picture r t ee every d y. He drove up a team that looked vary queer , Twaa a team of rrvulioppara InstcjJ of reindeer , He rode in a shell Instead ot a deign. But he took them on botrd and < lror them away. Be showed them all orur his vronderful realm , And factoneg matiiQ ; cooii for women and meu Fvirrlcrs were working on liats Rreit and small , To Bunce'e ther ( aid tney ere eroding them all. KrU Klnflo , the Glore alaker , told them at once , All our Gloro * wj are Bending to Bunco , Santa showed ttiem uspend n and manv thlnji moro. 3 % ylnc 1 aln took thsie to friend Busce1 ! eion. 8 anta Claus then whispered a eecrrt be'a UU , A * In Omaha ercry one knen Bcnca wall , He therefort ( heuid Bend hk poodl to his care , Knowing his Iriondj will get thtli fall thare. Now renumber ye dwelten In Omaha town , -All who want preaciiti to J'unoe's go round. For ehirta , coUan , or Rlorce great ad email. Bend your lister or aunt one and al. . Is Bonce , Champion Batter ol the Wort. AGENTS WANTED FOB CREATIVE SCIENCE * 'and Sexual Philosophy. ProftucljIllustrited. . The most important-vn best book pnb'Uhed. Ercry family anU. ErtraorJlnary indacementa offered Agent * . Addren Aeiarrs' PuBUsanco Co. Ft. Louii. Mo. CC } r u y at tomcu. bampc * w U > J \ rr * . Addrm fitlemo * Co Portland. M SOBSCRIBE FOE THE WFJ1KLY BEE , The Beet in tbe West , OMAHA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ART EMPORIUMS. J. U. ROSiJ'S Att Kmpjuum , 1516 Dolge Street , Steel Enijra vine's , un P .lutings , Chrome * Fuller Frames KramiuraSecia'tj - . Law prices. J. UOXNEtt , ISO } Douulu t-t Good Style * . ABSTRACT AND REAL1STATE. JOHN L , UcCAGUE , opposite poatdfflce. W. B. BARTLETr , 817 South 13th Street. * ARCHITECTS. A T. LARQE. Jr. , KOOUI2. . Crelghton Block. hnKKKKKjzMi'NiiKiA HON. ARjHniEn Boom U , CreigLtoh Block. BOOTS AND SHOES- JAJIKS DBVINE & co , Fine Boots and oboes A cootl assortment of home work on hand , car. 12th and Harney. THOd ERlChSON , S.E. cor > 6th aid U .rulas BED SPRINGS- J. F. lARRIVtRR , Uinufa-turer. Yliacherg' Rlk. BOOKS , NEWS AND STATIONED J 1. FHOKHAUc , 1015 Farnham btreet. CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS WM. SNYDKB , No. ISIS 14th and Ilarney St. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS- AKDBF.W KOsbWATER , 1510 Farnhim St Town Survey. ) , Grade and Sewerage Sjetcmsa Specialty. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. JOHN G. WILLIS , 1114 Dodge Street. D. B. BEEMEll , For details sw large Adrertie- ment in Ball and Weakly. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. WEST 4 FRiT CHER , Maaufscturtrs of Cigars , and Who esale Dialeis in Tobiccoi , 1305 l > oug. CORNICE WORKS. Western Cornice Works , llanafactureie Iron Oornl.c , Tin , Iron and Slate BooQug. Orders from any locality i < romr > tly eiedited in the test earner. Factory and Office 1310 Douga street. Oalvanited Iron Cornices , Window caps , etc. manufac.ured and put up in any part ot tht country. T. SINHuLD , 416 Thirteenth St. CROCKERY. J. BONNTR , 1309 DcnglM St. Good Line. DENTISTS- DR. PAUL. Williams' Hock , Cor. 15th & Dode DRUGS , PAINTS AND OILS. KUBN&tO. , PhannacisU , Fine Fancy Goods , Cor. 15th and Di uglas Strc t * . W. J. WHITEHOU3E , Wholcsa'e & BeUil,16 St. C. C. FIKLD. 2022 N'oith * Mde tnml'g Slfret. FURNITURE. A. F. GROSS , > "aw anil Second Hand Fumltnret and btoves , 1114 Douglas. E. O. Turfeon Agt. J. BOSNER , 1S09 DouiJ&s St. Fine Ooois , Ac. FENCE WORKS OMAHA ° EXCE CO. GCST. FRIES 4 CO. , 12 3 JUrncy St. Improved - ed Ice Boxes , Iron and Wood Ferces , lUlllngg , Counters of Mm and Walnut. IFLORIST- A. Donazhue , plant" , cu flowers , seeds , bcqnet * etc. , K. W. cor 16lh and Douglas Sts. CROCEPS. Z. STEVENS , 2lst betwem Cumin ? and Inrd. T A. Mo HAVK. Corner 83d ar.d Cam ng Sta. -HATTERS- W. L. PARROJTK & CO. . 1306 Dourlis Strce * , Wholesale Exclusively. HARDWARE. A. HOLMES , corner IBlh HARNESS , SADDLES , &C. E. B. WKISr.32' ' 13tliat , tet Farn. & Har- HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY .ftdioe get roar Strsw , Chip and Kelt HaU done ul , fctnortbe.st cor er Seventeenth and Capilol ate-iue. WM. DOVE , < " INTELUCEKCE OFFICE- MRS. LIZZIE DSNr. 217 IG'.h Street. JUNK H. BKRTHOLD. Ka end Mrt-ils LAMPS AND GLASSWARE. J. BONNER 1B01 DcugUs St. Good Variety. . j BBOBBaBBg ajitii mt jjiajiL1 LITM. Ji u LJAUL * ff-o MERCHANT TAILORS- G. A. kjf .ii'i h/r3 | One ol our nvist popular Merchant Tailors U re- talvine the latest designs for "prin ? a.id Hum mor-OoodiforKeatlem-n'swecr. S'libdurable J andprictiil > waifver,215 ISthbet. Dwis ; &F r. MEAT MARKETS- The Boston Market. MOQLEt JESTER , Fres'i Knd Cured Meats , Game. Flih. Ponltr . Kt2020 Onmlng S'reM. MILLINERY. MRS. C. A. RINC1ER , Wholesale and RetaU , Fancy Goods in great variety , Zephyrs , Card ioards , Hotter ? , gloves , corsets , &o Cheapest lonss in the West. Purch r save SO par cent. Order hvUail llBF-fK-en'h - * . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS- W. 8. GIBBS , M. D. , Room No.3 * , CroUhton Block. 16th Street. P. 8. LSISENBIKG , M. D , Masonic Block. C. D. HART , M. D. , Eye and far. opp. postsffice PHOTOGRAPHERS- PHOTOGRAPHS AND TINTYPES. GEO. HEYN , PROP . Grand Ontral Oallen , 212 Sixteenth Street new Masonic Hall. SatUfietion Guinntoedor Monev Refunded. PLUMBING AND CAS FIXTURES- D. FITZPATRICK. U03 Pongl > street. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING HEVltY A. KOSlEtW , 1U2 Dud < o Street. PAWNBROKER J. ROSENFELD , 32210th St. bet. Fa-n. & Har. STOVES AND TINWARE. A. BURMESTER , Dealer In Sto-es and Tinware , and Manufacturer f Tin Roots and all kinds ot Bulldln ? Work Odd Fellows1 Block. J. BONNKR , 1S09 Doug. St. Gocd and Cheap. SEEDS J. EVASS , Wholesale and Retail Seed Drills and Cnltivatori. Odd Fellows HaU. SHOE STORES. CiE Cid Ph'llpp ' ting , 1320 Farnham st. bet. 13th & 14th. E SALOONS- HENRY KAUFMANS , " n the tew brick block on Douglas Street , has lost opened a most elegant Beer Ilali. Hot Lunch from 10 to 12 every day. FLANNERY , Jj hi Farnham , next to the B. & U. headquarters , " reopened a neat anl complete establish ment which , barring rIRE. and Mother Ship- on's Pr phecr. 'fill be open forthebojs with lot Lunch on and afttr present date. Caledonia1 J ; FALCONER. 07916th Street K UNDERTAKERS tl CHAS. RIEWE , 1012 Farnham bet. 10th t llth MAKE NO MISTAKE 1 to Pic c- cti ti ticc cc ccVI VI la rl rlVI VI VIfr " MICA ATT.F. GREASE es Compogedlarnlyotpoinleredmlcaandiglnrlas * ca tha belt and cheapest lubricator in the world , of t is the beet because ; t dot * not gem , but forms highly polished surface over the axle , dolnc frae w y with a lar e amount of friction. U Is the aea cheapest because vo need use but half tbe aem uantity In rjetslug your wanra that you wool j m t any other axle grease maue , and then run P your ajon twice a long. It answers cqnallr a wen for Mill Gearing , ThresMng Machines , taKgies.4ic.as for wagons Send for Pocket nidi Wonn Knowing. Milled di ree to any ad1rci < 8 diJi Ji MICA MAKUFAGTORIIiC CO. , Jiw SI MICHIGAN AVENUE. Jitl CHICAGO. tltl JWAsk Your Dealer For It tle e : TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE D THE WEEKLY BEE | g For One Year. ti A CURIOUS TEi-DB. GEAPPLINO FOE VALUABLES SOMB OF THE THINGS THAT ABE BROUGHT TO 1 HE SURFACE. The New York Sun' publishes the folia wing interview : "Yes , 3ir. I'm a grappler and searcher foi lest valu ables , aud though perhaps I shouldn't say it , no man about the harbor is as euro of finding a ring , watch , cane , bjdy , bill'ard table , piano , or any thing else that lias at the bottom of the river , as I am. For why ? Simply because I am the ton of Henry Lines- burg , who was for fifty years acknowl edged to be the best wrecker , arapplor und ssarcher in America. My father j dug all the East river ferry elipsj raised - 1 ed 30,000 bars of railroad iron that was sunk off Whitmoro's stores ; recovered - . ered no end of anchors that wera supposed - posed to bo lost ; made $50 an hour for twenty hours at a stretch by fishing up eighty-four iron plates , weighing 1400 pounds each , that were made for the firat iron monitor by Delamater , and died lamented by many. He had an ancient headr he had an ancient head. I'mjhls son. " Mr. Linesburg paused to get a light from the s'tove of his small shop in Tillary street , Brooklyn , where he WKS talking with the reporter , and then leaned back in his chair with the J expression of a man who has thor- , i oughly defined his social status and feels that it is unimpeachable. He is . rather small , but sinewy and tough in ' I appearance , and he speaks dellbor- ately and quietly , and looks directly in the eye of a person when speaking. Not an old man by any means , but one whose life has been one of exposc ure and hard work from childhood. "I've been in the profession of grappliu * since I was a wee kid under ray father , " ha continued , "an" have been in the business myself f er twenty years. You've heard of niy skill. It ain't skill so much as 'tis knowledge , j You may think it strange , but I kuuw j every hola , crevice , rock or notch In t the bottom of the Etst river from | Oorlear'a Honk to the Battery , an" ! along the Hudson to Spnyten Duyvil I creek. If you drop a three cent piece overboard I'll bud it for you , likewise j an anchor. " ' 'You must have brought some queer thincs to light In your limp. " "Must I ? True , I must. I'have. A gnod many years ego Captain Jacobs , of the second precinct , no- j Hfied me to come an' see _ hitn. j 'Lineaburg , ' he eez , 'look for a stiff.1 j CA mystery , ' sez I. 'Ded mystery , ' j ays hp. I began next day at dawn , an' rrithin three hours I found a coffee bag at the foot of Little street , Brooklyn. In the coffee bag was ttio right leg and thigh of a woman. She had been quartered , and I found one qiurter. That ia nil. It's a mystery yet , and I have no more idea of it's solution than a babe unborn. Nor do I Know how Captain Jacobs oame by the information that made him set ma on the search. The other three- quarters was never found. They uiut have been burned or buried , for thay were nowhere in the harbor. " " " "Might " 'No , they mightn't be in the har bor , for I looked. That settles it. My father ( now dead ) once found a box of complete.burglar's tools in the New York slip of the Fulton Ferry , and you may take ray word for it they worn beautiful. I never Raw a more elegant and finished kit in my life. The find created a big excitement among the police at the time , as it was hoped th < H it would lead to the conviction of a gang of burglars thit crowed the furry the night bjfnre It didn't. It was only a mystery. "I've picked up more women along the river than you can shake a stick at. Looking for a diamond ring that soma lady dropped overboard , and lind some lady that a ring had or no that won't twi t exartly but I've found an awful sight of females in this old harbor. They kinder take to the | water , you know , and whan I find one I tow it < > ently to a dock aud tie it fasr , and then notify a police. The p ilice take her to the morgue , she is buried in Potter's Field , and there's AD end to it. Lord ! what books and books of mysteries. " "Bow do you find the smaller arti cled" "Several days ago a well-known merchant in Fulton street , Brooklyn , named Jewell , fell over the for'ard chain of a Catharine ferryboat. As he fell , his watch , which was a very valuable one , jumped from his pocket , the turquoise shell cbaiu broke , and the watch rolled into the river. I went down to the slip in a rowboat and dropped a pair of toDgs twenty- six . feet long into a hole I happened to know near the end of the pier and fished up the watch , clapped it into sweet oil , and sent it back to its own er. The tongs are just like oyster K grapplers , only finer , and I knew the tide swept all heavy articles into the tl hole when the ebb s.tsin. " tlal alw The Montezuma Valley. ei The Durango ( Col. ) South-nest eib While there is a great deal of arable tvb land in the numerous river valleys of b southwestern Colorado , the old home EC of the Aztecs , the above-named valley EChi is the sole district whose acreage is hiat sufficiently great to insure a large ag at ricultural community. This valley , atF forty-five miles west of Duraogo , has ai about 100,000 acres of land , which aiw can be brought nnder an irrigating ae ditch , the water being taken from the aeCO Dolores river. CO Traces of occupation by a race that COar lived here in what is for Ameriaa anti arH quity , in the form of ruined houses , sL broken pottery , ditches , etc. , meet the re enquirer at every turn. For man ? rere years past the former harvest fields of rero the Aztecs have been ranges for cat 62 tle , but recently the Aztec Canal com EC pany was incorporated , with 40,000 EChi shares of stock , par value $25 per " share , to convey watar from the Dolores Cl ores river , two miles above "Italian Clcc ranch , " for mining , milling , and irri in gating purposes. It is intended to up throw a flume of pipe across Lost tb canon , and conduct the water of Lost re canon creek and the Rio Dolores to sc the summit of the divide between the case Dolores and tha hesd of Montezuma so valley. From thence three ditches soh wl : ! be taken northwest , southwest , h and southeast ; , respectively , in order Hi accommodate all portions of the sfc valley. The length of the main ditcti sfcyc will be about eight miles , nnd the ycdi height , of the point of distribution diPi above the valley about 1,300 feet. Tl Hugs forests of cadar , pinon and 1Cnl pine siiielu the valley proper from nl cold north winds , while in the cen ofbr tral portion of the valley are huge br brRO coil strata South of this great RO valley is a gigantic area of farming 31ke laud extending to the San Juan kebe river , which can ba made equally be valuable if water is CODJucted on it trl ; from that stream. Montezuma valley ci ; and the adjoining territory compris tu ; about 300,000 acres of land which as can be made the garden and orchard asKi the st-vte ; for the altitude varies ne neCl from 4,000 to 7,000 feet above the ClFl , snow seldom falls , and soon Fl molts , and homes for half a million ed people can be had by irrigating. The be Swi Juan and Dolores river will fur br nish an abundant supply of water during the months of April , May , exwt June and July , as that is the period wt when the snows are disappearing from pea the mountain ranges , which bound a b the valley on toe north and north an east. ta. . east.The San Juan extension of the ta.G. . G.sc Denver & R'o Grande railway will sc pass through the great valley en route ta : strike the Utah Southern , a con ia trolling Interest in which has recently ca t been brought by the directors of our plucky little narrow gauge. Seated in sight of me e'ernal snows of the Sierras , but 8000 feet lower , j this great valley will produce fruits , wine , hay and vegetables in abundance and thousands ef happy homes will dot its undubting surface , when water , that source of vegetable life , shall bless the soil by its presence. R ght here , let na ask .why Colorado was not Included in the list of states and territories named in tbe "Desert LindAci ? " Is there any reason why Colorado should be excluded from the benefits of taat act ? Every one knows that irrigation is necessary here in order to produce a harvest , and we trint that Senators Teller and Hill | I will see to It that the residents of : Colorado shall have the same advan- I tsges enjoyed by our neighbors. IOWA BOILED DOWN. A ladies art club has been organized atK okuk. Smallpox has broken out in Day ton , Webster county. The doctors in Davenport charge fifty cants per arm for vaccinating. Toe Greenfield schools' have been compelled to suspend for want of coal , Over 1000 postage stamps were eold in j Marshalltown on St. Valentine's day. ( Woodbine is talking of offering a bonus ' for the location of glucose works there. ' The new distillery in Iowa City consumes or usas up 1,500 bushels of corn daily. One gang of Clinton's'new lumber mill will be ready for operation about April 15th. There Is considerable talk in Jeffer son county of building a new court house at Fairfiold. The demand for land in Harrison county for farms this season is beyond all precedent. The first undertaker's convention ever held in the west took place at Iowa City on the 23d. A new oil factory in process of con struction at Dubnque , will commence active operations in about four weeks. In digging a well In Webster City , recently , th > . < ground was found to be frozbii to a depth of live and one-half feet. Elkader is sorely afflicted with diphtheria , and many families are leaving the town to avoid exposing the children to the disease. G. Casper , a somnambulist , fell down a stairway the other night in DCS Molnes while sleep-walking and injured himself quite badly. It is contemplated to connect the Dubuque and Dakota railroad with tbe S : . Paul system at Wandena , thus giving Dubuque the direct advantage of another line. Burlington is enjoying the prospect of a busy building season , about to open. It is said that the contractors have i1 ! the orders they can tend to already. The proposed jDea Moines and St , Louis railroad to connect with the Wabash will be constructed as soon as thu frost leaves the grouud. Three routes have been proposed but none decided upon yet aud the towns on each are in great suspense. The National Butter , Cheese and Egg association will hold its aunual convention in Cedar Ripids on the 2j prox. Representatives from 11 parts of the United States interested in the dairy business will be present. A Chicago diummer snow bound at Sioux City , attempted to commit sui cide in a bagnio at that place the oth er evening. He swallowed about half an runce of laudiaum , but the prompt administration of powerful emetics saved his life. LeMars is agitated over a question Involving religious teaching in the w public BCQouls. A child of a Mr. VIal Leahy refused to outer the room where alV thu school exercises of the day were alE opened with'roligious ceremony. The E teacher expelled the child for refus ing , aud the school board sustained cic the teacher Mr. Leahy means to call c the attention of the courts to the ci affair. " c An iffort ia being made to organize w an association , the object of which is to celebrate tha introduction of Odd Fellowship in America The district will embrace Clinton , Jackson , Jones , Cedar and Linn counties , and par- haps others. A meeting will at oi'ce be called , to pat feet the organization and to make arrangements for the cel ebration to como oil next April. Story of a Brofcen Heart. New ( York World. The officers of the seizure room Jn the custon house have been fcr sever days awaiting the return of Mrs. Ray Gordon , a Philadelphia milliner , who arrived in this city by the steam Britannic on'Jan. 31. She had as baggage : two trunks , two boxes , and two hand satchels , which were passed by : Officer Hays , of tha cnston house tc squad , after a cursory examination. tcru Inspector Voight noticed that her ru In hand satchels wore not "chalked , " Inmi and insisted upon examining them. In Finding ; in them a package ot ribbon tnrl and another of lace , Voight sent the whole ! collection of baggage to the seizure-room of the custom house. Mrs. Gordon promised that she would come to the custom house in hour'a time , and went to Kruoper's Hotel , No. 397 West street , to get , as she said , something to eat and a short rest. Here she * said she wanted a room at once. She was shown a room , and frightened the porter by exclaiming : "Give me a pair of scissors quick. " He declared that had no scissors , and she replied : "Well , give me anything that will cut. " _ Afraid that she was about to commit suicide , he went down and informed the proprietor , who went hinuelf , and , being informed by the lady that.she marely wished to rearrange her dress , lent her the scissors. In an hour Mrs. Gordon ame down stairs , returned the scis sors , and went to the custom-house. Here meantime packages of lace dad ( been found aewn into the linings of dresses or hidden in old shoes. On one undergarment 200 pards of edging had baen basted , and Iresaes were folded lengthwise with He pieces of silk and yelvat in the folds. St. bit Ehe following seizures were made : bitWl LOS yards of eilk , 162 yards of silk cl ! ribbon. 29 yards of silfc lace , 49 yards B"De ; piece velvet , 12 yards of velvet em- DeFo aroidery56 { yards of woolen dress oods , 473 yards of cotton edgings , 517 yards of cofton lace , 1 laca hand- cerchief , 1 laca shawl , 35 pieces of jead embroidery , 3 yards of lace rimming , and 10 packages of artifi- iial flowers. Mrs. Gordon did not re- urn to the hotel in West street , and she had carried of the key , Mr. xreuger became anxiousand on Wed- leaday sent for the police of the 3harles Street Precinct. Detectives Flanagan and Dilks opened and search- the room. Under the mattreaa of the ed they found 199i yards of pink and Thi ? rown stlk , and red , black , bottle- Bel ach jreen , pink , and blue ilk of a very cl ixpanslve kind , suitable for millinery am all rork , the whole weighing thirty ounds. It was sewn together in such way as to form an interior petticoat ' md the broad lace straps were yet at- ached which had passed over Mrs. 3em Sordon'a shoulders and suspended the AlT < unugglud goods. The goods were nit aken to the station house , and on gee same evening an elderly man ailed at tha hotel and asked to be hewn to the room. He had the key , but on aome pretext WM pnt oti. On the eveuiug following , the 3J Inat. , Mrs Gordon herself came. On roach-'i ing the room she at once flung back the bed clothes , and , finding nothing , sank Into a chair and cried , "Ibis breaks my heart ! " It is supposed that she his gone to Philadelphia. A Loud Call. A m n kicked up a big row on the the meat fashionable street ia Galves- ton. He was tried for disturbing the peace and qalet of a neighbor. The accused denied having been so vocifer ous , and testimony was heard on the subject. A gentleman in the neigh borhood swere : "I should say he rr.feed a row. My house was four block * away , and he whooped so loud that my oldest daughter quit reading the testimony in the Ohriatiancy di vorce suit and want to the window to see what was tbe matter , so you can judge tor yourself what a fnss he must have made. " "That settles It , " Bld the recorder , and he found the man guilty , aud or dered him to be put to work on the streets for disturbing the peace and of the whule neighborhood. Suiet jlalveston News. "Sena 'Em KlJtnt Op. " Detroit Free Press. A oitizeB in the northern part of the city , who always orders his groc eries , early in the morning , so that they can go up by the first wagon out , but who has been disappointed a hundred times in receiving them be fore noon , made another order the other day , and said to the grocer : "Will these groceries go right up ? " "Oh , yes , unless the wagon * breaks down , or the horse is taken sick. " "Will they be at tha house within an hour ? " "They certainly will , unless some thing happens to one of the clerks , or we have to turn in an alarm of tire , or.there is a suddendeatK in the store. " "All right , though I haven't the , least idea yon will gat them up there before noon. " Noon came and the grocer'es ' had not reached the houae. At 1 o'clock the gentleman entered the store and asked : "Did the wagon bre > k down ? " "No. " "Horae taken sick , or anybody drop dead ? " "No. " "Have a tare hare , or anything hap pen to a clerk ? " "No. " ' 'Then why didn't my groceries go up. " "I will tell you , " placidly replied the grocer. "Ton hadn't been gone ten minutes when I was drawn on a jury , and just as I was going ont my head clerk announced that he was to be married at 10 o'clock. We sill No. 1 goods try tafill all orders promptly keep prices at the lowest notch , and once in a while wo Have to disappoint some one. Your order will go right up by the first wagon. " PacKlen's Arnloa Salve Tha BEST SALVE hi the world id * OutL , Brnlaw , Sores , Ulcers , Salt Rhenm , Fever bc-rci , Tetter , Chayp- ed Hands , Ohllbluints , Corns , and ell kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salvo Is Ubrnuteed to give perfect aatlafac- tied ' .a every case or tnuuoy re fnndad , Prioo 25 oenta per box. i or sale by 8dly Ish & McMahon , Omaha. Free ot Cost. DB. KINO'S NEW DISCOVERY fo Consumption , Coughs and Colds Asthma , Bronchitis , etc. , Is given away in trial bottles free of cost to the afflicted. If yon have a bad cough , cold , difficulty of breathins , hoarseness or any affection of the throat or lungs by all means give this wonderful remedy a trial. As you value your existence you cannot afford to let this opportunity pass. We could not afford , aud pould net give thta remedy away unless we knew it would accomplish what wo claim for it. Thousands of hopeless cases have already been completely N cured by it. There is no medicine in the world that will cure one-half the cases that DR. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY will cure. For sale by (6) ( ) JAMES K TSTT. Omaha. WROUGHT IRON FENCES. I. w Wire Fencing and Railing n Spwdnllty. Their beauty , permanence and economy daily working the extinction ot all fencing cheap material. Elegant in design , Indestrnctlblo Fences for Lawns , Pnblic Grounds nnd Ceme tery Plats. Iron Vaees , Lawn Settees , canopied nnd of rustic patterns ; Chairs and every description of Iron and Wire ornamental work designed ami manufactured by E T. BARNTJM'S Wire and Li Iron Work , yj , 29 aad 31 Woodward Ave , De 11 trolt , lllch. SoDrt i-iinn .tvi ataloguo and \ rice lint 89P24 P FEVER AND AGUE , Di R ell Diwl wl ; timi mi miBe iniI sal Ca ch K 8'He He There Is nc civlllzsd nat'on In the Western HeSI hemisphere in which the ntil ty of Hostettcr's SI Stomach . Bitters as a tonic , coTective , and antl- Jilious medicine , is not known and appreciated. SIE tVhile it Is a medicine for all seasons and all ilimates , it is especially suited to the complaints E nerated by the weather , being tae purest and lest vegetable stimulant in th < ? world. W or sale by Druggists and Dealers , to whom ap * ilv for Hosteller's A'manic ' for 1SS1. J. WORTH EEMEMBERIM. hat TARRAST'S SKITZBR APWTKST repnaor in bottte thirty or forty ulaues ot Spir i vg leltzer Water , containing all the virtues .of the clebrated Geroun rprmg. It ia always fresh always r < - dy , and thus commends Its'IfJto for Ita efficacy , portability and cheapness. ALL DRPOOPTS HAVE IT. AGENTS WANTED FOR OOR NEW BOOK , 'Bible for the Young , " IE ; * the atory of the Scriptures by Rev. Geo. 01NC Uexander Crook , D. D. . in simple and attrac- NC Untrnago for old and young. Profiuely 1n 1 llartrated , making a mo > t intercnUng and im- n iresnve youth's instructor. Every parent will iiiNI iccure tola work. Pieachen , jou should dr- NIAl nlatelt. Price $3 00. Al Sen' ' for circulars with cxtr terms. J , H. QITAMy RH & CO. , ] Bt. T in ! JJo 15 Years before tliePiiblie , , D&.C.MoLANE'S I LITER PILLS are not recommended as a remedv " for all the ilia that flesh is heir to , " but in affections of the Liver , and in all Bilious Complaints. Dyspepsia , 3nd Sick Head ache , or diseases of that character , they stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used prc- p ratory to , or after tuking quinine. As a simple purgative Uieyare uneqnaled BEWARE OF IMITATIONS , The genuine are never sugar-coated. Each box has o red-war seal on the lid , with the impre&Mon.McLANE'S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa tures of C ilcLAXE aud FLEMIKO Buos. figf" Insist upon having the genuine DB. C. ' McLANE'S LIVER PILLS , pre pared b" FLEMING BROS. , Pittsburgh , Pa. , the market being full of imitations of the name J/c/xine , spelled differently , bnt same Dronunciation- HOW TO CUKE CONSUMPTION , COUGHS. Colds , Asthma , Croup , All diseases of the Throat , Lungs , ana Pulmonary Organs. ; USE ACCORDING fO DIRECTIONS ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. Prepared from tropical ftulU and plan ! * Isthe Best and Most Agreeable Preparation in the World For Constipation , BHIonsness , Headache , Torpid Liver , Hem- orrliolds , IiicIIspositlon , and all Disorders arising : from an ob structed state or tbe system. LaJea ! and children , and those who dlsllko tnklJK pills and nauseous medicines , are espe cially pleased Hh ita agrf cable qualities. TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE muy be nsed In11 cases that need the nld of a purgative ; cathartic , or aperient medicine , and whllelt pro- duccs tlip same result 0.1 the agents named. It Is entirely free from the usual objections common to them. Packei'ln bronzed tin boxei only. Price 25 cts. Large boxes 6oc. SOLD BYALLFIRST-CLASS DRUGGISTS. C. F. Goo-tain , Wholesale Agents , Omaha , Neb. local Agents everywhere to se1 lea , Coffee , Baking Powder. Flavoring Extracts , etc , by eample , to families , Profit good. Outfit free. People's Tea Co. , Ear 2050 , St. Louis , Mo. T A "R"TT ! NO 'GHiKGIVG C\RS BKMWEES OMASA AND CHICAGO , Wbe'e Eir ct connections are Mode With Through Sleeping Oar Lines TO New York , Boston , Philadcl phia , Italtiinore. Wash ington , AND AljL KASTERN ClTiBS. THE SHORT LINE via PEORIA for lndianapolisCincinnati . , Louisa ville. ) ALL rOtSTS DJ IUE THE BEST LINE FOR ST. LOUIS , Where Direct Connections are made in the UNION LEPOT with Through Sleeping Car Lines ( or all Points S O TJ O The New Line for IDES 3VCOI3STBS. The Favorite Eoute for The unequaletl inilucetnents offered by this One to Travelers and Tourijts , are aa follows : Hie celtbrated Pullman ( IC-tthecIJ Palace Sloep- \ag Cars , rua only on this Line. C. , B. & Q. lace Urawlng-Koom Cors. with Horton'a Re- cllninfr Ch Ira No extra charge for Seats in Reclining Choirs. The famous r. . . 6. ft Q. Palace Dininz Cars. Gorireous Srookin Cars fltUd with Elcsant High-Backed Rattan Revolyiu ? Chairs for the oicluslro use of first-class pissen- era. Steel Track and Saperior Equipment , com bined with their Great Through Car Arrange ment , nukes this , above all others , the favonU Route to the East , South , and Soath-East. Try it , and you will find traveling a luxury inBtead ot * discomfort. Through I Tickets via thil Celevrated Line for jile at all offices in the Dnited Statesand Canadx All Information about Rates ot Fare , Sleeping Car Atx-ommodations , Tlmo Tables , &c , win be heerfully given by appl.intr to JAMES R. WOOD , Qentral Passenger Agent , Chicago. T. J. POTTcR , General Manager , Chicago K.MT.JOE&C.B.B.R. , Tl tba only Direct Line to ST. ' LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. change of cars between Cuslia and 13 LoaJg And but one between Omaha acd New York. 3IX DAILY PASSENGER TBAINS RtlCHIKS ALL BasterD & Westeni Cities lezs charges uidin cd Vance ct other Unas. This entire Una is equipped with Pullman's Pilice Qleeplnir Cars , Palaca DJJ Coich- co.MUIcr'B Safety Platform and > Coupler and the celebrated Vreatl&jhorso Alr-Brako. HTSEE THAT YOUR TICKET BEADS- City , St. Joseph and'Eft at luOii k.Bvla S ticket * for sale at all coupon ftationa la tht ffest. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWE8 , Oenl Sept. , Oonl Fua. & Ticket Azt St Joscoh , Mo. St. Joeeph , Uo , W 0. 8EACHRE3T , Ticket Aren. , k IGJOFamhaza Street , iHDY BORDEN , A. B. BARNARD , P. Pan. AKentOmaha. Gen'rl Acent , Omaha. H. B. BISDOKf , General Insurance Agent , H \ RKPR TtTS ; JHCEStt ASSDluu. . J Lon / don , Cash Assets . tS.lOT.Uj yESTCHCSTEK. N. Y. , Capital . 1,000,003 CHE SIEROHANrS. of Newark. N.J. , l.OOCOO JIBARD FIREPhiladelphlaCapltal. . l.OOC.OOO IORTHVTESTERS NATIONAL.Cap- itai . eocwx , , riREMEN'S FUND , California . 800 M lllTnSH AMERISA ASSDRANCECo 1.2X/.OCO JEW A IK FIRE INS. CO , Aaaeta _ SoO.OCO IMEBICAF CENTRAL , Aaaetg . 300000 S art Cor. ot Fifteenth & Douxlag 8t _ 01IAHA , NEB. FRITSCH S PHUSSIAN THE LATEST VICTORY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE. Xhc only eiistlnff remedy for erery spe cies of Acute or Chronic DUeasa of the Organs of Respiration and an absolute ) SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION ! rplIIS nll-powerf ul vegetable preparo- J. tlon expels from the lanes ana air pas sages , the mucus and muco-pus produced by pulmonary inflammation , heals the Irritated membranes , and renovates every organ which titillzes the breath of Life. It contains no stupefying poison , and Is In all respects a healthful medi cine. The rapidity and certainty with which It ANNIHILATES A COUGH Is astonishing. Its effects go deeper than the mere symptoms of pulmonary dis ease and discharges the cause from tha system. Free and painless expectora tion is the mode by it Iiich It relieves tha lungs , ohest and throat from the burdens irhich oppress them ; thus arresting Con sumption and Bronchitis la the germ be fore they reach the more dangerous stages. The emaciated sufferer BATTLING FOR LIFE with the most terrible scourge of our cli mate will flnd Trltsch's Prussian Cough Syi up a potent ally , and Trill assuredly vrtn the fight by adhering strictly to this great medicine. The CASES NOW ON RECORD In vrhich it has been administered irJth entire snccest as a remedy for every va riety of mulady which affects the Ko- f > I > irntory Functions ! amount to more than FIVE THOUSAND c t the present date , and yet the prepnra tioii Lt only in the infancy of Its useful ness. The great defect of all Cough Remedies hitherto Introduced Is that. they ore simply expulsory. Hence they aie useless ; for unless the causes of the acrid secretions which are coughed np are romo-vc < land the ruptured , inflamed or maturated surfaces healed and re stored to tlioir natural tone , a cure Is impossible. Fritoch'n Prussian Cough Syrup accomplishes these objects. Tha mucus and muco-pus which are the con. sequence of Lung .Disease , are thrown off by it , while at tha same time it soothe * and invigorates the weakened tissues. "LIFE FOR THE LUNGS. " For coughs , colds , influenza , bronchial difficulties , tightness of thechest.hoarse- ness , sore throat , trnchitls , inflamma tion of the lungs , difficulty of breathing , ' pleurisy and all disorders of a pulmonary nature , it has never been equaled. Sole agents in America , BICHARDSOH & CO , BLLOU13 , Ho. SOLD BY AU. DRUGGISTS. PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS. To JNervous Sufferers The Great European Eemedy Dr. J. B , Simpson's Specific Medicine , It Is a positive cure for Spennatorrhca , Seminal Weakness , Impotency , and all diseases resulting- from Self-Abuse , as ! Mental Anxiety , Lena ot Memory , Pains In the Back or Side , and diseases that lead to Consumption insanity and anearlygrave The Specific Medicine is bolng uaa wltn wonder ful success. Pamphlet ) sent free to alL Write for them and get full particulars , Price , Specific , 81.00 per package , or six pack ages for KM. Address all orders to J. B. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO. , Nos. ' M and 1G6 Main St. , Buffalo , N. T. Sold In' maha he C. F. Goodman , J. W. Bell J. K. I jb ind all druggists everywhere. 1set > 2 - < iw1v / Gentle Women Who want glossy , Invariant and Tvavy tresses of abundant , beautiful Hair must use LION'S KATHAIBON. This elegant , cheap article always makes the Hair grow freely and fast , keeps it from Mling ont , arrests and cures grayness - ness , removes dandruff and itching , makes the Hair strong , giving it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired position. Beau tiful , healthy Jffalr is the sore result gf usim A now and hitherto unknown renudy for all diseases ot tbe Kidneys , Bladder , and Urinary Orrsni It will positively euro Diabetes , Gravel , Drop sy , Brfcht'a Disease , inability to retain or txpell th9 Urine. Catarrh of the Bladder , high colcred and scanty crlne , Painful Urinating , LAMS 3ACS , Genera ! Weakness , and all Female Com- ilalnta. It avoid * Internal medicines , la certain tnlt effects and cures when nothing else can. For Bale by all Drngglsta or eent by mall free upon receipt of the price , $2.09. DAY VEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS , Toledo , O. ars your address ( or oar little book , How o wai Saved. " MRS K. TW 4 ? nt Inr 7Vir V . SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC AHD St , Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Sioux C { y Route I 100 MILES SHORTEST EOTJTE 1 From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS DULTJTH , or BISMARCK , Ind all points In Northern Iowa , Mmneaota and- akota. This line la equipped with the Im > iroved Wcstinzhouaa Automatic Air Brakes and tiller Platform Coupler/and Buffer. And for SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT 3un nrpaes4d. Elegant Drawing Boom tad Sleepiiig Caraowned and controlled by the com any , run Through Without Change between Jnlon Pacific Transfer Ttepot , Council Bluffa , and St. Paul. Trams leave the Union Pacific Transfer Depot at Council BlnSa , at E:15 p m. , eaching Slonx City at 10:20 : p. m. . and St. Paul 11:05 a. m , making HOURS IH ADVANCE o AWT OTHEB Returning , leave St. Taul at 330 p. m. , ar rlvlitr at Sioux City at 4:45 : a. m. , and Union Padfle Transfer Depot , CouncJl" BluCg , at 9 0 a.m. Be sure that your tleketa read via "S. 0. r. B. R. ' F. C. HILLS , Superintendent , Mteonrl Vall y , Iowa . K. ROBINSON , Aart Oen'l Pasa. Agent. J. H. 0-BRYAN. and PaoMnger Agmt , Conndl BuB ! HAMBURG AMERiC N PACKET GO.'S Weekly Line 01 Steamships /eavlnz New York Every Thursday at 2 p. m. rs England , France and G'ennany. For Passage apply to G. B. RICHARD & CO. , Pasaenze Arenti , rtWOa week | 12a 017 at homa easily made ; cash vbiooutfit ( ree.Aiidrew Tree ft CoJortlnd , ! ! KIDNSGENia highly recommended and unsurpassed for Weaker or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Bright's Disease , Loss of EMi-py. Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions arising from Kidney cr Bladder TMseases. Also for Yellow Fever Blood and Kidnzyr Poisoning , in infected malarial sections. . XZTBy Uie distilfatlon of a FORSST LEAF with JUMPER BERRIES * nd BARLEY MALT we havi discover KIDXEOEN .which acta speclflcaHr on the Kidneys and Urinary Or n , rMuortns in lurioui deposita formed in thoiladder and preventinir any strUnW. uniarthifTCnu.tlcn'he.t 01 IrnUtlon in the nuanbranons llnhisr o tha ducts or water pissaIt excitct a heah , y action in the Kidnevt 8 f' streuj-th , viRoc and restoiins these organs to a healthy cond.tion , sbowioij lu effects on both the color and easy flow of urine. It can bo taken at all time , in all climates and underiU drcamrtaaces without injury to the system. Unlike any other preparation for Kidney difficulties It h aveiy pleasant and asreeibl * taste and flavor It his been difficult to maVo a pr p r tion containing positive murctlc properties which will not nan eate , tint l-e acceptable to the strmach Before taking any Liver medicine , try a bottle of KO.VEGE to CLEaNSK the KIDNEYS from fool matter. Try it ana y xi will always usd t as n family medljlno. Ladlw especially will llk It and GentletaenwillflndKIDNEGEXthebestKidnevTJnlctvernofd : NOTICE } ach bottle "ware the signature of LAWRENCE 4 MARTIN , a'soa Proprietary Govsrn ment Stamp , which ponnlta KIDNEGEN to be sold ( without license ) by Drojrfsta , Crocers nd Other Persons rverywhere. Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. It npt found at poor Drugglsta or Grocers , we will send a bo ttla pr pad ! to the nearest expres * omco to you LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills. Sold by TXRUGGISTS , GKOOEES and DEALERS everywberb Who ! 3alo3entj in Omaha , 3TKELE , JOHXSOil & CO. , ! ! ! supply the trade at manuf ctu > prlcoB * IT IS A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE WHITE SEWING Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead ily and rapidJy increasing in pnblic iavor. The White Machine instly claims to be the best made , the easiest running , the Simplest in construction and the most perfect Machine in the market. The Whit'd Co. employ as agents men of in tegrity , arjd purchasers are always satisfied , because they find everything- just as repres ented. Everybody should use this Machine. The sale s ao far this year are more than double tb.6 corresponding time last year. All orders addressed to the Omaha Offlce will be promptly filled. JOHN ZEHi t 'or. Daveimort and 15th Sfs. THIS NZWAin > CORRECT . Proves beyond any reasonable question that the CHiCAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y Li by all odds the best road for you to take when traveline In either direction between / r Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the West , North and Northwest. Carefally examine this Jfap. The Principal Cities of the "West and Northwest are Stations on this road. Its through trains make- close connections with the trains of all railroads at junction points. THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY , onM to ormoro FastExpresa * PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CABS.1 * - "WInona , Minnesota & Central Dakota . " , - - . - - . , Line. < / r > if wv u v v Vn Tmi.y iNo 'J < cbrasit ! & ? ankton LIne."ChIcaco , St. I'aul ana Minneapolis Line. ' TiAtlf ? ° , ! 3 > "EPOrt & Dubuqne Line. " "Milwaukee , Green Bay & Lake Superior Line. " Canadal " ar ° y CouP ° a Hckot Agents Ia the United States and JJemember to ask f er Tickets via this road , be sure they read over It , and take none other. JtAEVIX HGGHITT , Gen'l Manager , Chicago. & W. fl. SSSSSEtt , Genl Pass. Agent , Chicago. HABBYP. ODElj , Tick-t AeentC. & N. W. Railway , 14th and Pamham Stret ta. L ) . E KIMBALL , Assistant T-ket Azent C &N. W. Railway , 14th and Farnham BtreeU. J. BELL , Ticket Azent C. 4 N. W. Railway , U. P. R. K. Depot. JAMJS3 T. CLARK'General > gcgt. And Everything pertaining to iie ? crmitnre and TJpbolsoory Trade , A COMPIETU ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT THfc ar 2' aba tb 3 and 1210 Farnham Sfreei. THE OOLOEABO BUSINESS COLLEGE This institution , located at Denver , Coloiado , the Educational and Comnerdal center of tht West , la pre-eminently the best and most prsctl- eal of 1U kind for the , MERCANTILE TRAIHIMG -CF Young Men and Ladies. fl.-Vt. FOSrirR , PiecMonl , D. W. OADY , The most extensive , thorough and complex aatitntion ol the kind In the world. 5hottsndf of accountants and Buslncta mec , Ic the prir. . dpal cities and towns of the United States , owe their success to our courra of training. Tha Eishc : Kind of Educatioi for Young Men and Ladiest Fine , new brlc'-t block , at Junction ot thfee treet car lines Elegantly fitted and furnished apartmenta or the ppllcatlon of and carrylnj ont of oar novel and systematic methods ot BUSINESS TEAHOT& , Yean ; men who contemplate a buiinrsa Ute , and parent * having con * to educate , are particu larly raqnejted to send for our now Circa ! ir , which will give full Information aa to Urar , nn li'.lon ef entrance , o"x. Addria * & , W/FOS'CEB , President , n- Denver Colorado. BV TIIE C.SE or ANKO'S PILE REMEDY. INTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AND 5TCHIHG PILES fttia at OBCf > on the application Bo anUo' 11 lo It < me < ly , Trhlpfa fectly upon Uiepnrtu ntfrcteO. tfap Tnmor * . allaying tbe Interne Ul OUUT remfdlCT'baTe Try tt jAe no other , nnd telfyoar to merits. DO NOT DELAY tbe drain on the ( jctem prodae * * rraanent disability , bat bay U , TRYSTS CURED PRICE , 50 CEJTTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOB IT , tiMTr ben 7oa can not obtain it of Iimi Till send It , prepaid , on receipt ot prlct 3r > Bo nabo' Tra tl eon Piles ent Gra m application. .aam * DR , BOSANXQ MEDICINE CO. P3QTJA. O. C. 7. QOOHAJTijent , GmahaJ