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CKAHfi PUBLISHING COPROPRIETORS -
916 Parnham , ba. Stk .nd 10th Strut *
TERMS O ? SUBSCRIPTION.
1 Oo'py 1 y " , 1 ° advaace portpald ) . _ . . 8.W
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TIME TABUS-
THE MAILS.
C , & KW. . E. B , tffiO . m. , 1:40 p. m
C. B. S Q-E a > a. m. , 2:10 : p. m.
0. R. I * P. E. E. . 630 , m. , 20p. m
C'&Et. Joet O . m.
8. City A P. 630a.m.
U. F. E.E. , ll:40a.m.
O. & B. T. to Lincoln , 10 a. m.
B. &H.B.B. . & 40 .m.
0. * K. WIOC a. D.
orram
0. * K. W. R. E , 11 a. m. , 11 p. m.
C. B. fc Q. , 11 a. m. , 820 p. m.
C.E. I. 4P. , lla.m. , 11 p.m.
C. B.St , Joo.,11a.m. , lip m.
U. P. B.K. , ip.ta.
0.4 tt. V. from Lincoln , 130 p. m ,
B. City & P. , lift. m.
B. * M. lnheb.,1 p m.
Local malls for States lorra leave bat cnoe a
day , vis : ISO a. m.
Office open from 12 to 1 p , m. Sundays.
T00JIAS F. HALL. PoBUnvrt-l
Arrival And Departure of
Trains
OHION PACIFIC.
Liav .
Dally Kxpreo .12:16 p. m.
do , Mired . 6:10 p. m. 436p.m.
do freight . 6:30 : a. m. l : p. ir.
do . . . . . & 16 ft. m. 1220a.m.
TIKE CASD OF THE BUBLllfGTOK.
LEAVIOXIHA. t AHKOTtnUBl.
Czpreas . StO p. m. I Express. . . . .10:00 a. m ,
Hall . cSO a. m. I Mat . .10:00 p. m.
Sundays Excepted. | Bundsys Excopted.
CHICAO 0-BOCE ISLAND & PACIFIC.
Mall . . . .6:00 a , m. | Mall . 10:00 p. m.
Expro * . B : 0p.m. | Erpress. .lOrfK ) a , m.
CHICAGO NORTHWESTEKK.
Uall . _ .6yO .m.lMiJl. . . . . . _ 730 p. a.
Id prcw..8iOpi m. | Expnss - 10:00 ft. m.
Sundays excepted.
KANSAS Clir.ST. JOE tt COUNCIL BLUFFS
ARMVS.
Kail . _ 8:60 a. m. I Express . . .7:40 , m.
CXTTCM . 60 p.m. | Hafl . 7S V. m.
The only line running Pullman Bleeping Can
oat of Omaha to Union Depot.
OMAHA & NORTHERK NEBRASKA. EA1L-
WAT COMPANY.
Leave. Arrive.
xpre . 80 . m. I F-rprew - 130 p , m.
Mued . .1:50 p m. ( Mixed . 10:15 : . m
Dally ExcaptEundayB.
6. AM. B. R. In NEBRASKA.
. AK&OT.
Express - . 8:50 : ft m I Freight . . . . : . 830 ft m
Freight . 6:65 p m | Exprets . ItTJpm
sioux crrr & ST. PAUL B. B.
ILJi . _ .6:10ftmlKrpre8i : . 10:00 am
bpren . 8tOptn | M i . -720 p m
WABASH , ST. LOUIB * PACIFIC.
UAVH. ABMVJ8.
Hail . 8a.rn.IHtn . 11:65 ft. m
t Express. . . .3:10 : p. m. J Express. . . .i26 p. m.
BBIDQE DIVISION U. P. B. B.
Leave Omaha , daily } 8 ft. m. , B ft. m. , 10 ft m. ,
11 ft. m. . 1 p. m. , X p. m. , 8 p. m. , 6 p. m , , e p.
BL.J
Leave Council Bluffs ; 8i5 . m. , 826 a. m , ,
f - , 1035 a. m. , 11:26 & . m. , 1:26 p. m. , 2:26 p. OL ,
-1 1:26 p. m. , 635 p. tn. , 035 p. m. ,
Four tripe on Sunday , leaving Omaha at B and 11
ft. m. , 2 and 6 p. m. ; Council Blub U 8:26 ,
11:26 a to. , and 236 and 635 p. m.
rABSEHGSX TKUK8. . f
Laava Omaha : 6 a. m. , 7. ft. m..8SO - o. , I
p. m. , 4:60 p. m. , 7:25 p. in. , *
Leave Council Binds : . 6:16 ft. m , , BU : a. m. ,
11:40 a , m. 6:25 p. m. , 7:00 p. m. , 720 p. m.
Dally except Sunday.
OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R. i
LUTB , ARRIVE.
Kail . _ ,10:48 a , m. , . < : J5p. m.
Sunrtivs.
ATTOKRCVB-AT-LftW.
J. EN CL SH ,
A TfORXEV AT LAW 310 South Ihlrteenth
jtSt. . , with
J. M. WOOLWORTH.
l GHAKUES POWELL ,
| CBT1CE OF THETEACE Comer ] 6th and
B'amh m SU. , Omaha Neb.
VKM. Sl&EBAL ,
Y. AT LAW Boom 6. Crelghton
. 16th St. . OMAHA/NEB.
0. L THOtfAS ,
i i Kjai-nT AT LAW Loans money , bnyl
tand 11 * rend oeUle. Ooom .6 , Orelghton
Sick. .
/
: - A ; C. TROL'P ' ,
rr-fiu K.r AT LAW office in
Witt ! ueorpo E. PriUhett , .ltO
AT LAV. ' CrolctUiank Build
A. CKADWICK ,
* 4T IAW Offloc 18M Farnhain
\rriR et.
.LPEABODV.
T AWTES Offlco In Orclihton nock , ndkt U
j PlXlOaco , OKAJ1A , KEBOAHKA ,
fUEilO. OOtlBCTIOKB KADX
G'irllEH &
a t tjOjrn e y s - a t - L aw ,
B-Dntou Clcck.rift < ionth ang Farnham
AJTORNEY AT LAW.
eioDX.ct . eoeoa IBTH
OMAI1A. KEB.
W. J. OonneH ,
k ttprjay-at-Law. ?
OfDc'z ' > eav rooms , np ctaln , In Haracom'i
c * t > rfci boilJtuj ; , N. W. corner FIft onth and
rehire titrweta.
K.KXOIOK
HEDIGK ,
a t-L a w.
. nt ! o * ( ilv i to all tolls
cof orm'JouioS every iloacrlption ; will
in cl She Ouortt of tll3 State and the
OSco , ? arnham St. , oppoitt *
„ AT IAW-R6om 8
jtlmfc , IMh nail DuttilM atroets. noMh
s 7 , E. KASDESSDB ,
* - . - . --.H AT LA.V Si ! Famhtm Street
. A-- . . . . .
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r.HiCHARDS & HUNT ,
iCi 216 South Fourteenth Street.
SANTA OLATJSTOTJND.
Oreatedt Ulecovery of the Age.
tVubuctfuidiscorarteelnthtworUhaTebeenmad *
4U2VU : other IhlnjE vhero Santa Clans stayed
Clill'tren ' oft a k It be makes cooda or not ,
ii iwaiijr leJRv > ! jlu , mountain .of , snow. , ,
L l ybu aa evcarglon sallnd dear te the Pelt <
And juJiloUy dropped into what Bcomedllkeahole
P.'horc won irot wonders they fonndatcwlind ,
iVblle UlrjUka bclnjt appcarod on each hand.
Tli re ircre mocntatni like out. with man
> > csutifal ( rrcon ,
Anil tir trietiwrn than ever were Been ,
Dird < with the bcei of a rainbow were found ,
While Dowers ot exquisite fragrance were grow
Injtaronud.
Not long wore they loft to wonder In donb <
A b ltic Boon came they had heard tnnchaboot ,
Twaii Hanta CliUJ1 lolf and thlithoy all lay ,
l l ohed like the picture r caee every day.
He drove up a team that looked Yry queer ,
TWM a team of grasshoppers instead of relndoer ,
He rode In a eholl Instead of a slelch ,
Bat he took them on board and drove them
way.
'lie showed them all over bis wonderful realm ,
All J factories mating Roods for women and men
Furrier * were working on hata great and imall ,
To K-.tj'd thtr said they were Bending them all.
< vn Klncio , the Glove Maker , told thorn at once ,
IU oar Glovoa we are i ending to Banco ,
QiOXO.
i /Ine I l ! took then to friend Banpgl stort ,
ianta Cm-is then wbirpered m secret bB UU ,
ii Iu O. > iaha erury one knew Bunoe wen ,
Us thrrctora shauid eond his ROOdl to hte care ,
Knowluc ftis Jrlcadj will ret their ( oil than.
Sow remciaber ye dwellers In Omaha town ,
A.U who want prcMatt to Bunra'i go nntnd. _
For 5lrts , collars , or RloTta f rcat asd vsull , - f ,
Send TOUT steter or aunt one and al . i' '
UUUM , Champion U&ttcr of the Wort
wit. Om > ia
Hamburg Line.
STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
IT ! r. 31. , rofc
England , France and Germany
For Paasaje apply to
C IS. RI I1AKD & CO.
General Fatsen er Aceatt ,
Ol' Broadway , If BW Yorlc.
tAKK E.KOORKS
HEKRY FUNDT.
VINEGAR . WORKS I
EBW E1EBS , Managar .
Uaonfacturcr of all kinds ot * * < _ '
. .
rat St. Ktt. Slh ani 10'a OHABA
OMAHA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
' ART EMPORIUMS.
J. U. ROSiTS Art Emporium. 1518 Dodge
Street , Steel Engravings , Oil Paintings , Chromes
Fancy Fnmw , FramingaSpedalty. Low prices.
J. EONKEIl , 1303 Douglas fct. Good Stylet.
ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE.
JOHN L. McCAGUE , opposite postofficc.
W. B. BABTLETr , 317 South 13th Street.
ARCHITECTS.
DTJFBENE&MEXDELSSHOK , ARCHTITECK ,
Boom 1) , Creighton Block.
A T. LARHE. Jr. . Uoom 2 , Crelgbton Block.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JASIES DlVINE i CO ,
Fine Boots and shoes A coed assortment ot
home work on hand , cor. 12th and Barney.
THOS ERICSSON , S. E. cor. CthandDonglai
JOBS FORTOXATUS ,
60510th St. , manufactures tc order good work
at { air prices. Repairing done.
BED SPRINGS-
J. F. LARIUMERManufaiturer. Tlsacherg'Blk.
BOOKS , NEWS AND STATIONERY
J. I. FBUEHAUF , 1015 Farnbam Street.
BETTER AND EGGS-
McSHANK&SCnEOEDER.theoldestB. andE.
house in Nebraska , established U76 , Omaha.-
BOARDING
CENTRALRESTAURANT
RESTAURANT ,
MRS. A. RYAN ,
southwest cor. 16th and U dge.
Best Board for tbo Moncr.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
2ltal9 at a.l Bours.
Boxrd by toe Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cub.
Furnished Rooms Supplied.
CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS
. SNYDEK. No. 1318 14th and Harney St.
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS-
ANDREW R03KWATER. 1510 Farnham St.
Town Surreys , Grade and Sewerage Systems a
specialty.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN G. WILLIS , liU Dodge Street.
B. B. BEEMER , For details see large Advertise-
mnt In Pall and Weekly.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO-
WEST * FHlTeCIlER , Manufacturers of Cigars ,
and Who esale Dealeis in Tobicew , 1305 Doug- .
. r. LORES ZEN , manufacturer. BUlOth St.
CORNICE WORKS.
Western Cornice Workf , Manufacturers Iron
Corcke , Tin , Iron and Slate Roofing. Orders
from any locality promptly executed In the best
manner. Factory and Office 1310 Dodge Street.
Galvanized Iron Cornices , Windowcapa. etc.
manufactured arid put up in any part ot the
country. T. EINHuLD , 410 Thirteenth St.
CROCKERY.
J. CONNER , 1309 Douglas St. Good Line.
CLOTHING ANDFURNISHINCCOODS
GEO. H. PETERSON. Also Hats , Cap * , Boots ,
Shoes , Notions and Cutlery , S04 S. 10th fct.
CLOTHING BOUGHT.
C. SHAW will pay highest cash price fir second
hand clothing. Corner 10th and Faroham.
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL. Williams' Block , Cor. 16th & Podsre
DRUGS , PAINTS AND OILS.
KUUN & CO. ,
Pharmacist * , Fine Fancy Goods , Cor. 15th and
Douglas Strc te.
W. J. WHITEHOUSE , Wholesale & HeUU.10 Et.
0. C. FIELD , 2022 North Side Cumins Street.
M.PARR , Druggist , 10th nd Howard Ste
DRY GOODS. NQTICNS.ETC-
JOHN H. F. LEHMANN4CO. ,
New York Dry Goods Store , 1310 and 1312 Farn-
ham strcit.
J ; 0. Eriewrtd.-also froots & shoes , 7 th & Pacific
FURNITURE.
A. F. GROSS , few and Second Hand Fumltnrr
and Stores. 1111 Douglas. E. 0. Turgeon AgX
J. BONNER , 1SQ9 Douglas St. Fine Goods , &c.
FENCE WORKS
OMAHA * ENCE CO.-
GCST. FRIES tCO. , ISlSHameySt , Improv-
cd Ice Boxes , Iron and Wood Fences , Office
Jlailingg. Counters of Pina and Walnut.
FLORIST.
A. Donaehue , plant * , cu. flowers , seeds , boquets
etc. , K. W. cor 16'.h n < l Doiptui Rt * .
FOUNDRY.
JOHNWFARNE & SQNg.cor. 14th&JacksonBt.
GROCERS.
Z. STEVENS 21st between Cumlng and Izard.
T. A. Mc3PANE , Corner. 53d and Coming Stg.
HATTERS.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
1300 Douglas Street , Whoegle ! Exclusively.
HARDWARE IRONAWD STEEL
DDIAN & LiNOWORTUT , Wholesale 110 and
112 15th Si.
A. HOLMES , corner 16th and California.
HARNESS , SADDLES , &C.
E. B. WE1ST , 320 ISUi St. . bet. Farn. & liar-
HAT AND BONNET BLEACKERY.
Ladles get year Straw , Ohio and Felt Hati done
UP at northeast corner Seventeenth and Capitol
avenue. WM. DUVE. PROP
HOTELS
CANFIELD HOUSE , Geo. Canfleld , 8th 4Fam.
DORAN HOUSE , P. H. Cary , 913 Farnham St.
'
BLAVEN-S HOTEL , F. Slaven , lOlh Street.
Southern Hotel , Oui. ITamrI.9th& Leaventrorth
'INTELUDEHCE OFFICE-
MRS. LIZZIE DENT , 217 16th Street.
JEWELERS
JOHN BAUMER , 3514 Fajnham Street.
JUNK-
H. BERTHOLD. Rasa and Metals.
LUMBER , LIME AND CEMENT
FOSTER & GRAY , corner Oth and Douglas Stg.
LAMPS AND GLASSWARE.
J. BONNER , 1303 Jcugl s St. Good Variety.
MERCHANT TAILORS-
G.A.LINDQUEST , ,
One of our most popular Merchant fillers Is re
ceiving the latest dctigns for Spring and Sum *
mer Goods for gentlemen's near. Stylish , durable
and prices low at fver. 215 18th bet. Doug.&F r.
MEAT MARKETS-
The Boston Market.
MOQLE4 JESTER , Fresh and Cured Meats ,
Game , Fish. Poultry. Etc. . 2020 Gaming Street.
MILLINERY.
MRS. C. A. RINGER , Wholesale and Retail ,
Fancy Gpods In great lariety , Zephyrs , Card
Boards , Hosier ? , gloves , corsets , &c. Cheapest
Hous * in the West. Purchasers eava SO per
cent. Order by Mail. 115 Fifteenth St.
MILLS-
OMAHA CITY HILLS , 8th and Farnham Sts.
Welihang Crof. , proprietors.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
W. 8. GIBBS , M. D. , Room No. 4 , Crelghton
Block , 16th Street.
P. S. LSISENRING , 1. D , Masonic Block.
9 L. HART. M. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. posUffice
DR. L. B. GRADDY.
Ocullrt and Anrist , Hth mud DonglaR Streets.
PHOTOGRAPHERS-
GEO. UtVA.l'KOF.
Grand Central Caller } ,
212 Sixteenth Street
near MasonlcHall. First-doss Work and Prompt
ness Guaranteed.
PLDMBIKC , CAS AND STEAM FITTING
P W. TABPY : CO. , 818 12th St. , bet. Farn
ham & Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. FITZPATRICK. 1403 Doutrlns Street.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
HENRY A. KOSTE.1J.1412 Dodze Street.
. PLANING MILL-
A.MOYER , manufacturet otsash , doors , blinds ,
moldings , eewels , balusters , hand rails furnishIng -
Ing , scroll sawing , &e , , cor. Dodce and 8th sts.
PAWNBROKER
J. ROSENFELD. 32210th St. bet. Fa n.&Har.
REFRIGERATORS CANFIELD'S PATENT
C. F. COOPMAN , llth St. . bet. Farn. & Har.
SHOW CASE MANUFACTORY
O. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer t.nd Dealer in all kinds of Show
Cases , Uprlrht Cases fcc. , 1317 Cass St.
STOVES AND TINWARE-
A. BURMESTER ,
Dealer In Stoves and Tinware , and Manufacturer
ot Tin Roots'and 'all kinds of BuHdlc ; Work
Odd Fellows'Block ,
J. BONNER , 1809 Dong. St. Gotdand Cheap.
SEEDS
J.E7ANS.Wholesale and Retail Seed { Drills
Md Cultivators. Odd Fellows Hall.
& SHOE ST02ES-
Phlllpp"Ling > 3Sa Farnham tt. bet. ISth & 14th.
; ' SECOND HAND STORE
PEKEUNS& LEAK , 1410 DouglasSL , New and
Second Hand Farniturc , House Furnishing
Goodi. Jte. , bought and golden narrow marghia.-
.SALOONS.
HENRY KAUFMANS ;
In the tew brick block on Douglas Street , has
" Jmt opened a most ele int BcerJIall. .
Hot lunch from 10 to 12
every day. \
FL NNERYv
On farnham , next to the B. & JC headquarters ,
hag reopened a neat and complete otabliih-
mcnt. which , , barring TIRE , and Mother Ship-
ton'sPropheCTi1 "ID t > * "f forjta boys with
Hot Lunch on and nlftr present dare.
"Caledonia , " J > itLCb > 'EB , "CT 16th Sfaeet
X. CNDERTAKEsS , -
s „
"
CH&S. RlEWE.1 Famham bet" > 10to & llth
99 CENT STORES
'HENRY POHLMAN , toy * , notion" , pictures.
Jiwelry , &t , SIS 14ta bet. Farnham & Douglas.
P. C. BACKUS , 1205 Famhim gt. fancy poods.
POETRY OP THE TIMES.
The Change.
Now put way your hand-sled , boys ,
Your skates lay to one side ,
Bring out the festive bycyde ,
And on it take a ride
YOUUR lads and lasses take your hoops ,
Ind hoop'er up again.
Now fly your kite * ana marbles play ,
And never mind the rain ,
Derrick.
Only a Hair.
Only a hair on lug shoulder ,
Long , and-wavy , and brown ;
Only i. cock-and-bull story
In exchange for his wife's deep frown.
|
Only a broken broomstick
Wildly waved in the air ;
Only a strip of court-plaster
His wife had discovered the hair.
Chicago Folk Lor .
The .Lenten Season.
"STy love/saidhe , "loan m five dollars , "
And his gaza on her face was intent.
'Td lend it you , dear , if I could , but
Just now all my money is Lent. "
Mary Ann wanted to borrow a bonnet ,
Her own was so horribly bent ;
But her 'friend could not loan what she
needed ,
Her excuse was , ' 'Because it was Lent"
If any one asks you to lend them
A dollar , don't loan'em a cent ;
This is the tune to refuse them ,
Yon can tell them , "You know it is
Lent"
"SANDY BILL. "
' Lock Melone in California.
"Did I know Sandy Bill ? Well , I
should eay so ! Smartest and ugliest
man ever on the frontier. K > ew him
first in Dead Man's gnlch when they
found the placers there. Bill came
down to wash dirt but he soon got
tired of that and took to cards. Bat
cards got away witu him. He wasn't
strong enonfch for them. He used to
say after he got right bad that the
black spots stained his heart and the
red ones his hands. He was sullen
like at times and then there was trou
ble. He'd pull a gun quicker than a
flash , and there wonld be cold meat
for the coroner In the wink of an eye.
Bad man Bill was.
They wanted to get him oat of the
galch once and the camp council held
a meeting on It , but the undertaker
( ot .the council drunk and made 'em
vote Bill should stay. He was good
for one branch of bus'ness , at least.
Bill was cross-eyed , and when he
iot right mad it used to make the
boys feel queer all around. They
couldn't understand exactly who he
was mad at , for his eye'would take In
all aides of the room , which made it
sorter awkward. He shot a fellow
once and got off on the plea that It was
an accident on this account. Four
men awore that he , , was looking right
at them , and that his gun'went off in
the other direction. The court al
lowed that a man couldn't ba hung
because of an Infirmity , but said that
if such an accident happened again an
overruling Providence would rake in
a prominent citizen. For you see
there wasa't any getting away from
Bill's straight shooting , even If he had
crooked eyes. When he had the
drop on a man you'could bet on a fun
eral with the same Christian confidence
you could on four aces.
But Bill went under , and in a
queer way , too. It was after they
found some gold lode of free milling
quartz above the gnlch and the camp
had become a town. Bill was running
a bank above the nugget ealoori and
he made it big pay. One day a fol
low walked into town all rags and mis
ery and went into the bank. Bill
was keeping cases , and the minute he
aaw the stranger he jumped up and
walked over to him. There was
some talk and they shook hands.
Then Bill came back to the table lead
ing the stranger. "Boys , " aaid ho ,
"when I was sick this man doctored
me ; when I Was hungry he fed me ;
when I crawled out of a rebal stock
ade at Macon and tried to get north
he helped me. sly friends are his
friends. His enemies are my enemies.
No matter how the cards run , half
I've got is his. " Then Bill sat down ,
for he wasn't , much of a talker
The ne'xt day the stranger came out
n a better outfit , but it didn't help
his looks much. There was something
mean about his eyes that looked like
the devil's .trademark. He * had a
noiay , blustering way about him , and
nobody took to Bill's pet. And it
wasn't a good day for Bill when he
carne , either , for after that every
thing seemed to go wrong. The
stranger spent an awful sight of
money , and all of it came from Bill.
He used to cut up and make bad breaks
about the bank but Bill stood tt all ,
and never said a word. If any of the
boys growled he'd just take In three
angles of the room with his eyes and
that settled matters. If they talked
with him he'd just shrug his shoulders
and say He was of age.
One day though , Bill's bank closed.
Nobody knew what it meat for
awhile , but when "Georgia" that's
what they called the stranger didn't
turn up , it got whispered about that
he had gathered up all the loose scads
and skipped. BUI would never say
so , though. He wouldn't talk about
It at all. He just soaked his watch
'and pin and wont In for another pile
with two different expressions iu bis
eyes , one harder than the other.
About "Georgia" he never opened
his mouth.
He got to drinking pretty hard after
that , but his luck was big. It was
hard to tell how much he won , for he
would not talk about it , but he made a
big winning and must , have had a nice
little pile. He never said anything to
anyone , and didn't seem to want any
friends. Things went on this way for
seme time after "Georgia" left , and
then there was an excitement Two
bronchos had been stolen abova the
camp , and the thief was caught and
brought into town. It was "Georgia , "
looking more hang-dog and meaner
than ever. As soon ai Bill heard of it
he'went ' to the owners of'.the stock
and offered them double the prlcq not
to prosecute. They took it and agreed ,
but the thing had raised such a row
that a trial was bound to come off any
how. It didn't though. The day pet
"Georgia" escaped from jail and getaway
away scot free. There was a good
deal of talk about it , and the next
time Bill was seen on the streets it was
noticed that he didn't wear his watch.
He bet low at the tables that evening ,
too.
too.That
That changed his luck , and when a
gambler's luck change * no's gone. The
cards never turn up right after they
have got out of the habit. It was baden
on BUL. He drank hard and looked
hard. Ha wore his clothes a good
deal longer than he used to , and when
the snow began to fly he was on the
streets without an overcoat. No one
could help him , he wouldn't have it.
He llvbd over a little dive on an off
street , and didn't allow anybody to
' come near his room. He was surly ,
and bitter and cgly , and when he got
into a row with a man he uaed to beat
Mm with anything he got his hands
on. He never did that in bis better
days. He'd just shoot and be done
Mth It. So all the boys sort of kept.
, away from 'him ' , and he got a bad
' name. W&en < he played at all it
was wiA * tin-horn crowd ,
and qucflr itories came to be
circulated after a time. There was , a
good deal of "folding no" in those
days , and people , got an idea that Bill
might ba doing tome of it At any
rate a can was killed in front of Bill's
place fatly one ntorning , and when
the crowd came tp and found Bill
there it was quick enonRh to think
that he had done It. He had been
seen with the dead man the night be
fore , and there was another man all
muffled with them , bnt Bill wouldn't
say who be was. Fact is , he wouldn't
answer any questions at all , and when
the trial came it didn't take the jury
long to bring in a verdict of guilty.
The town was a little scared up , and
the people thought there ought to be
an example. There was one queer
thing about it though. The murdered
man had a lot of money , but there
wasn't a nickle on Bill. After the
verdict there was an attempt by some
of BOl's old friends to get a pardon ,
but he wouldn't have it. He sld ha
was ready and milling to hang and
wanted the ahow to end as soon as
posaible. The only thing he teemed
uneasy about was as to whether any
one else else was suspected , and he
would ask cautions questions about
what people thought , and what'the
theories concerning the murder were.
The day before the hanging .he wroio
a letter , put It In an envelop and
addressed it , and then put
both in a blank envelope. He gave
this to Eeddy Jim , one of his old
time pards , and told him lift to take
off the blank envelope until after ho
was dead , and then deliver the letter
Inside to where it was addressed , and
keep his mouth shut about the whole
business. Beddy promised , and the
next day Bill was hung , and died
game.
After he was dead Beddy took off
the blank envelope and read the ad
dress. It was "Georgia. " That
made him curious , and the letter
burned his hands. He had always
had an idea that there was something
behind the murder that Bill was try
ing to conceal , and ho thought that
this letter might tell what it was. So ,
after holding it four days , he gave It
to the sheriff , who opened it. This is
what was in it :
DEAE OLD PAKD : The game's
square. iTou saved me and I've saved
you. I ain't mad or hurt because you
didn't come back and take the murder
off my shoulders , for I wanted to get
through anyhow. The cards are
against me , and there's no use fight
ing luck. I only write this to tell
you that some of these d d fools
about here may think queer of the
business and look into it , so get as far
out of the way as yon can. You'd
better go home and drop your way of
life. There ain't no good In it. Good
bye. BILL.
That let in a lot of light. "Georgia"
had killed the man and Bill shouldered
the blame. They , tried to find him ,
but he was gone. He had put out for
it when Bill was first tried. They
never heard of him again.
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
There is a.Christianized Chinese re
vivalist in Nevada.
Messrs. Moody and Sankey > are to
leave San Francisco next week for
New Orleans , with a view to begin
ning their labors in the latter : city.
There are in Syria , after many year *
of hard labor , only about 1,000 com
municants in the various mission
churches. The congregations average
about 4,500 in all.
There.are in the Episcopal theologi
cal school at Cambridge , Mass. , 19
students and five professors. The
whole number ot graduatoa is 51 , and
they are found in 20 dioceses.
The First African Baptist Church ,
Savannah , Ga. . is said to have a mem
bership of 2,554. It is the second
largest Baptist church in this coun
try.
try.The
The number of pessons in full
communion In the Presbyterian
church in the United States of Amer-
lea * in 1830 , as reported to the general
assembly of that year , was 173,328 ;
the number reported in 1880 was
577,671Tho increase is more than
threefold.
The largest increase of Baptists
since 1870 has been in the fifteen
southern states , where the gain in
761,418. In the six eastern states
the increase is 10,700 ; iu the middle
states , 30,903 ; in the thirteen west
ern states , 64,776 ; in the territories ,
6,060.
The estimated Jewish population of
the country it 230,257. There are 278
congregations , with a membership of
12,54.6 , representing synagogue prop
erty amounting to 84,788,700 , and
otb r property , Institutions , &c. , at
81,860,030. The synagogue school *
are attended by 12,886 children. The
four Jewish orders have a combined
membership of 44,267t
Eabbl SonneBchein , in the course
of his fourth lecture in St. Louis on
Judaism and Unitarianism , remarked :
"The Unitariau church has for , its
mission the task of rescuing Chris
tianity from the clutches of drgma
and loading it back to the true end ,
viz.i to do the will of the Father.
The Reformed Jewish church has to
convince Jews of this age to believe
in the Oae and Eternal not to be
lieve simply because a thing can be
proved. Belief without acts is no
belief at all. Modern Christianity
needs a revival and wo need combina
tion. That is the goil to which Ba-
formed Judaism and the Unitarians
are now marching. "
A BooQle-RlnRer In Petticoats.
San Joje Times , March 11.
James W. Bothers , win lives on
Seventh street , near Julia ? , was on
his way home on Wednesday night ,
bout 8 o'clock , when he met a woman
carrying a valise and evidently foot
are. She asked Mr. Bothers to ac
company her to a house on Eighth
street , where her brother lived , a re
quest which was promptly complied
with by the chivalrlo Bothers. When
she reached Eighth street she took out
of a capacious pocket a well-filled
purse and drew a ten dollar gold piece ,
which she asked him to change Mr.
Bothers did not have the nec
essary change , but went to a grocery
store near by and procured the change
required , which he gave to the wo
man. The moment that her baud
closed upon the coin she lifted her
dress and fled precipitately , bnt in her
flight displayed a pair of gaiters thit
did not belong to a woman's accoutre *
menta. Bothers soon discovered that
tbo $10 he had received from her was
a counterfeit , and felt that he was
made the victim of .an expert thief ,
but he held the valise which the sup
posed female had entrusted to hrm.
He believed it to be valuable enough
In its contents to pay him for his loss.
On reaching his house he openel the
valise , aud to his dismay found it
stuffed with rags and papers. He is
ten dollars out of pocket , and con
cludes that gallantry is very dear in
the end.
A Texan Mother-ln-Law.
Galreston News.
A tall woman , wearing a aun-bon-
net , came into t he office of the Galveston -
veston Chief of Police yesterday
morning , and , setting down hard on
the end of a bench , wiped her nose ,
batted her eyea a time or so at the
chief of police , and asked in a voice
that reminded of
one sharpening a
saw :
"Be you the galoot what looks folks
upl""I
"I regret to say .that I am occasion
ally obliged to resort to such ex
treme " measures with refractory per '
sons.
"I know all that , bnt be you the ga
"
loot ! " , , ,
" " ' > J
"Yes , madam.
"Why didn't yon say so when I
asked yon ? "
"I did. "
"You are a liar , and If you don't
treat me like a lady I'll fold you .up
and sit down on you , " and she batted
her eyes some more like a terrier.
" " asked the official
"What do you want ?
ficial , looking as if he needed rein
forcements right away , and plenty of
them.
"I want that dirty little whelp that
married my darter. I want to talk to
him on business , tut he evades me.
If I could onlyjjet a chance to caress
him once more ! " and she breathed
hard and gritted .her teeth until the
oliicial felt In his pocket-for a police
whistle.
"What did he dol'1
"He told my darter that he would
give 320 acres of land , with a gold
mine on it , to' anybody who would
ampertate my jaw with a bootjack.
He said my month was like the gate at
the fair grounds. "
"He meant , I suppose , it was never
shut. I don't see how ho came to
make any such ridiculous comparison
as that. Did you remonstrate with
him ? "
"You bet Idid. . I drawded him
across the kitchen table by the hair
with one hand , while I basted him
with a long-handled skillet ; and you
should have heerd him calling , me
'mother darling' and 'pet , ' but provi
dence was sgin me. His bar gave
way , and he lit out before I couldrea-
aon with him any more. Just as like
as not we will never meet again , " and
she sighed heavily.
"Be calm , madam , don't excite
yourself too much. "
"I am calm. I like to talk about
these family secrets. It calls .up sa
cred recollections. It makes me think
of my darter's , fust husband. It was
real fun to remonstrate with him.
His bar didn't give. He was game.
He sassed back , bnt , Lordl what a
time they had holding the isqueat.
That was at Arkansas , before I
moved to Oalveston. There was
some of his remains In one corner of
the yard and a few more remains
hanging on the fence , and there was
right ptrtofhlm wrapped around the
axe handle. The jury knew mo , so
they bought in a verdict of justifiable
suTv - , . . : homicide , orsomethlng like
tb * . ' 'd now to think of this pes-
1. , . „ , worthless , spinple-shanked ,
> , v'i-eyed whelp getting clear off ,
exciting a Jew pounds of bar. I
waut yea to find him for me. You can
know hkby the brands I made on
him with the hot skillet. Wanted 1 cr
ampertate my JTT , the little bra-jy
who'p. ' Said my mouth was like a ga e ,
did he ? "
The official said he would hunt for
him and let her know. As she wont'
out she batted her eyes significantly
at the official and remarked :
"You had batter find that prodigal
83D , or thar'll be music at these head
quarters. "
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HEGISTBATION NOTICE.
STATS Or KEBBASKA , )
DOUGLAS Coosrr , )
Notice's hereby given to the < luctoa ot the
Fourth Ward. City of Omaha , Ihiti will alt In
the store of James Forsyth. northwest coiner' f
16th Lad Capitol Avoouo on Monday , Tuesday
and Wedne'idar , llirch 28tS. 29th and 30th , and
Friday. Saturday and Monday , April 1st , 2nd
and US , 1831 , for the purpnse ° ' registering ; the
electors of said ward , for c.ty e ection to be held
on the Mb day of AprH , 1831.
Dae Notice la hereby given , that , A New List
of the electors will have to ba made , owing to
the changes made In the ward boundary , and
tht electors will govern themselves accordingly.
In wltnees whereof , I hereunto sot my hand
this 18th day of March , "A. D. " 1331.
JOHNS. WOOD ,
m0to aS Registrar.
.REGISTRATION NOTICE.
TH1KD
All voters n rth of Howard street , east of 15th
street and south of Davenport wl'l ' take notice ,
I tit as registrar of voters at my office ; north-
eaetconer of 14th and Douglas streets ( tfo.
1324) ) up htalrg , on March 21st and Mai eh iSth ,
and April iln , 1881 , for rel < tration and cor
rection ot 3rd ward voteis. WM. H. KILEY ,
m21toa4 Registrar 3rd Ward.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
STAIB Or NIBBASCA , )
DOUOLAS fOCSTT , J M <
Notice Is hereby given , to the legal voters of
ths First Wird , City of Omah * , that I will sit
at Bell's Drug Store , 820 South Tenth itrcct , on
Monday. Tuesday , Wednesday and Thursday ,
March 28th , 29th , 30th and 31H , and Friday and
Sitorday , April lit and 2nd , for tbo purpose of
registering the voters of said ward. A new list
will be made , and all voters of laid ward nro re
quested to appear personally , that their names
may be propsrlv registered.
Witness my haad this 21st day of March , A.
D. 1831. Jf. M. STENBERO ,
m2 lOt _ Registrar.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
SlAII OF NEBRASKA , >
POCOLAS COFSTT , f88-
Kotise is hereby givea thit I will Bit at the U.
P. Bakery , 16th street , 610 , on Thursday , Friday
and Saturday , Marth 24th , S5tb aact S6th , 1881 ,
for the i urpoee of regijterinr the electors of the
5th Wart , City cf Omiha , Doujlaj County.
In witness whereof , I hertunto set my hand
this 224 day of March , A. D. 1 81.
BCHOYLEtt WAKEFIELD ,
m22-5t Registrar of Sail Ward.
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For COUGHS , GOLDS , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA , CONSUMP
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
The most acceptable preparation tn tha known world. By adding to TOLU BOCK and RTE ittlt
Lemon Juice , you have an erellent Appetizer and Tonic , for general and family OM. Tht
Imme ns and inereasinit sales and the numerous testimonial * rtccl red daily arathcbest evidences
of ita virtues and popularity.
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
Extract from .Beport of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue : 5
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT , OFFICE OF INTERNAL RKVKNTJ 1
WisHiaaiox U.C. , January 28,1880. f
UMSTS. LAWRENCE * MARTIN , 1111 Madison St. , Chicago , Ills. :
Gnrrmm : This cempotmd. in the opinion of thla office , wotdd have a sufficient quantity ) ,
the BALSAM OF TOLU to give It all the advantage * ascribed to this article In pectoral complaints
while the whisky and the syrup constitute an emulsion rendering It an agreeable remedy to tht
patient. Compounded according to the formula. It may properly be classed as a MEDICINAL
PREPARATION under the provisions ot U. S. Revised Stitvtes. and when so stamped , may tt
sold by Druggists , Apothecaries and Other Persons without rendering them liable to pay special
tax aa liquor dealers.
Yours Respectfully , ( Signed ) QREEN. B. BAUM , Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTlN.Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GEOOEES and DEALEBS everywhere
C. F. GOODMAN. AGENT , OMAHA- rf
IT IS '
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A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE
WHITE SEWING MACHINE
Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is steadily
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ily and rapidly increasing in public lavor. . . . ,
The White Machine justly claims to be the vifiiw
best'made , the easiest running , the 'simplest in
construction and the most perfect Machine in . . . i'.nA-
the market.
The White Co. employ as agents men of in
tegrity , and purchasers are always satisfied ;
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because they find everything just aa repres
ented.
Everybody should use this Machine. The
sales so far this year are more than double
the corresponding time last-year.
All orders addressed tothe Omaha Office'
will be promptly filled *
JOHN ZEHRUNG ,
or. Davenport and 15th Sts.
NEW AUD CORRECT MAP
v
- Proves beyond any reasonable question , that the _ .
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y
Is by all odds the best road for you to toke when traveling la either direction.between
Chicago and all of ihe Principal Points in the West , North and Northwest.
Carefully examine this Map. The Principal Cities or the 'West and Northwest are Stations
on this toad. Its through trains maKe close connection * with the trains ol all railroads at
Junction points.
THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
n
PTJIXMAN HOTEL DINING CARS.V
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VUUMV * * .u uu.jt r nrvx U * VcUiAumid I11C If " '
* * LUUUiAy HUlllltXHJkA C * l CUUtU jJfff-"m 'HM1 ? ! O1
' ouxClty.Nor.Nelra3k &YanktonIJije. > > ' < . . '
J' ) ChIc3eoSt.PaulandMlnneap < ) llaIJne. .
"l or. Illinois , Freeport & Dubuque Line. " "Milwaukee , Green Bay & Lake Superior Llnd.- '
Tickets . over this road are sold by all Coupon Ticket Agents m the United States and
Can.idas.
Ecmembcr to ask for Tickets via this toad.be sure they read over It , and take none other.
JtAKVIS nUQHirrGen'121anaEer , Chicago. W. H. SIB332TT , Geal Pass. Agent , Chicago.
- HARB Y P. 1) OEli , Tlckst Aif nt C. & N. W. Ball ay , 14th andlarnham Struts.
1) . B KIMBAIi > , Assistant Ticket Aeent C & N. TV. Eallwsynth' and Farnham Strata.
J. BELL , Ticket Azent C. ft N. W. Railway , "U. P. K K. Dopot.
JAMlfiS T. CLARK fOeneral Agtnt.
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS
And Everything pertaining to the iVjnitnre , and
upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT Tm , *
if M Bba th lit 1298 and 121 * Farnham Strc i
ill
utter ;
S.01
1001 FARNHAM , cor. 10th.
i
G i and Display IT
SPRING I
CLOTHING !