THE DAILY BEE.
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OKAKA PUBLISHING COPROPRIETORS. .
916 Parnham , bet. 9th end JOtk Strutt
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
1 Copy 1 year , In advance postpsld8.00 )
Bnunths " * >
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THE MAILS ,
C. * H. W. B-B BSOa. m. , MOp. a
0. B.Q5aOvm. , fciO p. m-
0. B. 1 S P. B. B. , 630 a , m. ,
0 * & St. Joe 6.80 a. m.
B. City 4 P. B 20a.m.
TJ. P. B.E. , Ilri0a.m.
0. & B. T. to Llncolr , 10 a m.
B. * M.-R.R-.8 : a.m.
0. fc H. WH 738 a. m.
C. fc K. W. B.B. , 11 swm. , Up.se :
o. B.qvii a. EL , aa p. sa.
C. B. I. * P. . U . m. . 11 p.m.
0. B. fcBt , Joe.lla.fax.llp re.
O. P. B. B. , i p. m.
O. & B. V. from Lincoln , 1130 p. Bi
D. City 4 P. , 11 a.m.
II. &U. ln > eb.p- .
Local malls tot States Iowa tear * but ones *
day , Tis : ISO a. m.
Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. Bmidayt ,
THOMAS F. HALL. FoctaucUl.
Arrival And Departure of
Trains
CHIOS PACIFIC.
uuvm. ixsrn.
XHUyErpreH..Il:16p.in. MS p.m.
do Ulrod . 6:10 p. m. 4:25 p.m.
Up FielBht . .6:30 a-m. It0p. Jr.
do _ .8:15 . m. 1SSO a , m.
TIKI OABD OF THE BTJBLtKQTOK ,
IBAVI OKLUU. I JLULTVS OHABA.
Brprese . 3W : p. m. Express. . . . .lOtW * . ,
HaU . 60 a. m. MlL.-1000 | P-
Sundays Excepted. I 8andsy Exceptoa.
CmCAGO.fBOCK 1BLAKB ft PACIFIC.
Kafl . _ .6ob : a. m. i Mall . 10:00 p. m.
Express. . . . _ StO : p. m. | Express 10:00 a , m.
CHICAGO KORTHWESTEBN.
Hill . -.8.-00 a. rx I Man . -.IS ! ? ' -
Kr press - .8Wpla. : lExprera - K r-1L
Bnndays except * * .
KANSAS CITT. T. JOE fc COUKC % BLUFFS
LAV AKKtVX.
Hill . _ .SOOa. ri. 1 Eir ea - . .7 : 9a. m.
Express . 6:00 : p. m. | HMl . 7:26 { . ' . m.
The only line rurnVnjr Follman Bleeping Can
oat of Omaha to U nloa Pppoi.
OMAHA & KORTHEEK KEBBASKA. HAH-
WATCOWJANY.
Leave. Arrive.
Express _ _ . .8.00 . in. I Fxpresi.tSO p , m.
Mixed . . ' 1:50 p m. ( Mixed . 10:15 : a. m
Dallv ExccptSandayi.
, f , B. & K. B. B. In NEBRASKA.
Mint.
VThroogh Kr press. . . . , . 7S3a m
Aecommoi at'on . . . 7:00 : p m
ARHOT.
Throurn Exprees . r..J7"Opto
BIOUX CITT & BT. PAUL B. B.
) Kkll . 6U a m I Expreei..lhOO ( a u
Uirrew . _ 8tOpmMi | . . .720 p en
WABASn , ST. LOUIS * PACIFIC.
UtiVn. AIUTiB.
-Jltll . - 8 a. m. 1 Ual' _ _ . - 11 6 a. B
Exprea .3:40 p. m. | E-.pres8.i:26 p. m.
BBIDQG DIVISION U. P. B. B.
Le ce Omah-n daUy : 8 a. m. , 9 a. m. , 10 m. ,
11 A. o. , 1 p. m. , S p. m. , 8 p. m. , G p. m , , 6 p.
T Mve Council BluBs ; & 16 a. m. , SS6 a. a , ,
10:25 : a. m. , llri5 ! . m. . 1:2 * p. m. , X:26 p. tn. ,
U:2& : p. m. , E:26p. : m. , 6SB p. m. ,
'foot trips on Sunday , learlnc Omaha t 9 and 11
A. TO. , S and 6 p. m. ; Council Btofis bt 8:15 ,
aiJ5 a. m. , and 226 and EAS p. tn.
nveare Omaha : B a. m. , 7. x ro.830 . m. , 1
p. m. , 40 p. m. , 7:25 p. m. ,
' .Leave Council Bluffs : 6:15 * . m , , 0:40 : a. m. ,
llliO a , m. 6 5 p. m. , 700 p. m. , 720 p. ta.
" .Dally except Sunday.
OUAAA & REPUBLICAN Y ALLEY B. .
LIAVB , 1KUTK.
Mall . .10:16 a. m. , .IO5 p. B.
Dallv except RnniUvn.
J. ENGL'SH ' ,
A TfOBN'EYATLA'W 310 Eouth Ihlrteenth
2i _ St. , with
J. M. WOOLWORTH.
CHARLES POWELL.
yUSTICE OF THE PEACE Corner ISlh and
\fj \ Pamhara SU. , Omaha Neb. _
. SIMERAi ,
, A TTOBKEY AT LAW Room 6Crelghtoa
A Block. 16th SU. OMAHA. KEB. _
A. C. TROUP ,
AT LAW Office in HaMcon't
ATTORNKT George E. Pritchstt , " 1M6
fand am fit. _ OMAHA. NEB.
DEXTER L , THOMAS ,
ft TTOEKET AT LAW Crclcizaank s Balid
Ing- _
A. N. L'HADWiCK ,
A TTORNET AT LAW Office ISO ! raraham
A Str ot. _ _ _ _ _
"fK.LPEABODY ,
y AWTK4 OSoe In Ordghtoa Ulock , o xt U
L * IVjt Office , OUAHA. KKBRASXA.
KOIABY IPBUO. oouacncira
O'BRIEK & 3ARTLETT ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
orriCE-Ur.lon Bloek.nftetnth ani ? Farnham
- S. TFt "FIBJ FO JB ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
RfiSACH BLOCK , CCR. OOBQ. ISTH STI.
_ OMAHA. NEB. _
W. J. Connell ,
Attorney-at-Law.
OCco : Front rooms , up stairs , In Hanscom * !
new brick building , N. W. corner Jltteonth and
Farnham Btreeta.
. KIOICS. CHAS. B. BBOIOI
REDICK & REDICK ,
A.ttorneys-at-Law.
li.dJ . attention will ba gtret to all raits
x < luit corporations ol OTOTT description ; will
prutlro ! u a ! Xha Courts ol the State and th
United Stite ! . Office. Farnham St. , opposite
Court Hems. _ _
EDWARD W. 8IMERAL ,
A TTOHKCY AT LAW Room B Oralgbtcn
A Block. 18th and DopgUa street ! . noOdh
S. F. MANDERSON ,
* TTTOllNET AT LAW SU Tarnham Btmt
A. Omaha Ktbratka.
Jos R. CLIRKSOV S. J. Huxt.
CLARKSON & HUNT ,
Successors to RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Auoruays-at-Law.
158. 14th ttrtct , Omaha , Xcb.
8A.NTA OLA.US FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of tboAge.
WoaueTful disco vcrlc ln the woridhare been made
Amonir. other things where Santa Clans stayed
Children ott aak U he makes goods or not ,
If really he fives In a mountain of snow.
Last ) car an excursion sailed clear to the Fols
And suddenly dropped into wh&tBccmedllk hhol
Where wend r of wonders they found a new land ,
tfbllo falry-Uke betact appeared on * ch hand.
There were mountains like ours , with more
beautiful groen.
And far brlehter skies than ever were seen ,
Birds with tie hues of a rainbow were found ,
While flowers of exquisite fragrance were grow
ing are rind.
Not long wore they left to wander in donbi
A being soon came the/ had heard much about ,
Tw bunt * CUua' fell and t hi * they all ( ay ,
Is Koked like the picture r esee every day.
He drove up a team that looked rrr queer ,
'Twas a team of grasshoppers Instna/l of reindeer ,
Ue rode In a shell Instead of a sleigh ,
Bat he look them on board and drove them
away.
He showed them all over his wonderful realm ,
And factories making goods for women and men
Farriers were working on hits great and small.
To Bunco's thev said they were sending them all.
Kris ( tingle , the OIovo llaker , told thorn at one * ,
AU our Gloves we are sending to Buns * ,
Santa showed them snapendsn and many things
tnoro.
Saying I als * took these to friend Dunce's stem.
Santa Claus then whispered a secret be'd tell ,
As In Omaha every one knew Bunos well ,
Ho therefore shsuid send his good * to his car * ,
Knowing his friends H1 get their loll share.
Now remember ye dwellers In Omaha town ,
AU who want prcaenU to Bunce't go round/
For shirts , collars , or glove * great and small ,
Bend tour sister or aunt one and al-
Dunce. Champion Hatter ot the Wcel , Dooglai
Mt. Omtha
Hamburg Line.
WEKKLYLINE OF STBAMBBS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
IT 21. * . , oa
England , Pranoe and.Germany
For Fassage apply to
C. B. RICHARD & CO.
General Passenger Agcatt ,
* / Ol Broadway. New York.
CAKE E.MOORE :
HENRr PUNDT ,
VINEGAR WORKS )
ERNST KREBS , Manager
Manufacturer of all kinds ot
"V I IN" IE3 Gh A U
na St. Set. SOt cmil6OXABA fSB r.
OMAH A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AITEMPOBMII IS. . " _ _ - '
i'U * * OSC8 'Art Empori nm. 1610 Dodfe
8tnct,8t elEDanTiiiei.oUP Anting ! , Chromes
rancr Fnmes , FramlojaSf * daltyLow price * .
J. BOSNER. 1S09 PongU f t. Good Styles.
ABSTRACT AND BE0. . ESTATL
JOHN L. McCAGDE , op podte postofflee.
W. R. BARTLETT , S17 Sf mth 13th Street.
- . 'I ARCH1TEC rii
DCraENEiMENDKtSSH' ON , AKCHTITECIS ,
Boom , Creifb' ton Block.
A T. LABOE. Jr. . Room S . Crelghton Block.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JAMES D VU 'E & CO ,
Fine BooU and Shoes A good assortment of
home work on land , cor. lth and Haraey. ;
THOS EKICKSOK , B. E. cor.'ICth andDonglai
JOHN FORT DNATUS , „ "
051Mb St. , mat mfacturei to' order good work
t tairpricei. B epiirUf ooafl. i Vs.- * ?
BfC SPBINCS-
J. F. LABRHreR..tfanufaetar r. TlM
BOOKS , NEWS -STATIONERY
J. I. FRUXHAUF , 1015Farnham Street.
B..TTERAND&CC . * . z
HcSHJLNE & SCHEOEDEB. the oldest B. ind E.
home fa Nebraska. eiU'aUshed 1676 , Omaha.
BOARD1HC
CENTRAL -REaTATJRANT , . ,
oathwMt eor.-aeth and ' d e.
Best Boird. r
Board by th Hr ) > WeeV-or Month.
Coed Terms for Ctsh ,
- . . AND OAD WAGONS
BW-
1511 ? > BKyo. I > , i9 nth and Harney St.
riYlLEHCINr ; RSAND SURVEYORS-
BOS' WATEB , 1510 Faroham St , .
* > wn Surreys. Grade and Sewerage Systen-.j a
gpacUlty.
COMMISSION MERCHANTSi
" JC" infa. 'WII.LIS , IU 'iXSafe Street.
U. B BEEMER , For d UOs M Urea Advertise *
g g t In Pall and W Uy.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
"fTEST A FRlTaCHER , Manufacturer * ttl Clran ,
and Who caale Dealers in Tobwttw , 1305 U ug.
W. r. LORES ZEK , manufacturer. 61110th St.
COKNWE WORKS.
"WesUrn Cornice Works , Manufacturers Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iran and Slate Booftmr. Orders
from any locaJty promptly executed to the best
manner. Facfory and Office 1310 Dodge Street.
Galvanised , iron Cornices , Window caps , etc.
red and put up in any pan of the
T. SIKHULD. 41B Thirteenth St. >
CROCKERY.
J. BOKKEB , 1309 Douglai SU Good Line.
CLOTHING ANDFURNISHINCCOODS
OEO. ILJETEKSON. All * HaU , Caps. Boats ,
Shoes , Notions and Cutlery , SOI S. 10th St.
CLOTHING BOUfiNT.
2. SHAW will pay highest cub price f 7 second
band clothing. Corner 10th and Farnham.
DENTISTS-
PR. PAUL , Williams' Block. Cor. IBth t Podge
DRUGS , PAINTS AM OILS.
.
Pharmacist ! , Floe Fancy Goods , Cor. 15th and
Dcuglat Streets.
W. J. WHITEHOUSE , Wholesale 4 BeUil.16 St.
0. C. FIELD. 2023 North Side Cumin ? Street.
'
M. PARR , Druggist , 10th nd HOT ard Sts
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS , ETC.
JOHN H. F. LEHMANN&CO. ,
NewTork Dry Goods Store , UlOaad 131J Faro-
ham street
J. C. Enewold , also VoDts & sboef. 7 th & Pacific
FURNITURE.
A. F. OR08S , r and Second Hand Furniture
and fctores , llli Douglu. E. O. Turf-eon AgX
J. BONNES , 1309 Douglas St. Fine Goods , &c.
FENCE WORKS
OMAHA FENCE CO.
GCST. FRIES * CO. , ISIS Harney St. ImproT-
ed Ice Boxes , Iron and Wood Fences , Office
tailings , Counten of Pirn and Walnut.
FLORIST.
A. Donachue , plants , cu. flowers , seeds , boqucU
etc. , N. W. tor 16th and Vonrlat Sts.
FOUNDRY.
. lltht Jacksonst.
GROCERS.
Z. STEVENS 21st between Coming and Izard.
T. A. McSHAVK. Corner ad ar.d Coming Sts.
HATTERS.
" W. L. PARROTTE & 00. .
1E08 Dtmlas'Street , Wholesile Bicluslrtly.
.HARDWARE IR6KAKD STEEL
DDLA.N LiNO WORTHY Wholesale , 110 and
11 ! 15th tt.
A. BOLUES , corner 18th and California.
HARNESS , SADDLES , &C.
C. B. WEIST , 321 13th St. , bet. Farn. & Ear.
.HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY.
Ladles f et roar Straw , Chip and Felt HaU done
up at northeist corner Serenteenth and Capitol
arcane. WM. DOVE , PROP
HOTELS
CAMFIELD DOUSE , Oto. Caoneld , 8th kFam. ,
DORAM HOUSE , P. H. Cary , 913 Farnham St.
SLAVEVS HOTEL , P. Slaren , lOlh S treet.
Southern HoUt. GUI. Hamel.Bth& Leatenworth
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE-
MRS. LIZZIE DENT , S17 ISth Street.
JEWELERS
JOHN BA.UUER. 1314 Fainham Street.
JUNK.
H. BERTHOLD , Rajri and Hetals.
LUMBER. LIME AND CEMENT
FOSTEB k OKAY , corner BUi and DoTiglas Sts.
LAMPS AND GLASSWARE.
J. CONNER , 1303 Dcnglas St. Good Variety.
MERCHANT TAILORS-
O.A.LINDQaESr ,
One of oar most popular Merchant Tailors is re-
ceiTlni ; the latest detigns for Spring and Sum *
mer Qoods for pentlemen's e r- Stylish , durable
andprieealowaicTer.SlS 18th he t. Doug. & Fi r.
MILLINERY.
MR3. C. A. RINGER , Wholesale and Retail ,
Fancy Ooods In great variety , Zephyrs , Cara
Boards , Hoiierr. gloves , corset * , fcc. Cheapwt
House In the West. Purchasers Bar * 33 per
cent. Order by KaiL US Fifteenth tit.
MILLS-
OMAHA CITr MILLS , 8th aad Farnham SU.
Welihans Brot. , proprietors.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-
W. S. GIBBS , M. D Boom Ho. 4 , Crelgkton
Block , Uth Street.
P. 8. LHISENRINO. V. D , Masonic Block.
n L. HART , M. D. , Eye and Ear , opp.
DR. L. B. QBADDT.
Oculist and Anrist , S. W.lRth and Farnham St.
PHOTOGRAPHERS-
OEO. HbYN , 1'UOP.
Grand Central Oallerj ,
212 Sixteenth Street
nearMuonicHall. Firit-class Work and Prompt <
ness Guaranteed.
PLUMBING , CAS AND STEAM FITTING
P. W.TARPT&CO. , 216 12th St. , bet. faro.
bam & Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. FITZPATRICK , 1409 Douglas Stnet.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
HKKRT A. KOSTERS.H12 Dodfe Street.
PLANING MILL.
A.MOTER , manufacturer of rash , doors , blinds-
moldings , rewe shalusters , hand rail * , furnish *
Ing , scroll sawing , i.cC , cor. Dodce and 9th sts.
PAWNBROKER !
. ROSENFELD , 3ZS 10th St. bet. Farn. & Har.
REFRIGERATORS CANRELD'S PATENT
C. F. GOODMAN , Uth St. , bet. Farn. & Har.
SHOW CASE MANUFACTORY
O. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer Mid Dealer In all kinds of Show
Cases , Uprirht Cases ic. , 1317 Cass St.
STOVES AND TINWARE-
A. BURMESTER ,
Dealtr ID Stores aad Tinware , and Manofactorer
of Tin Roofs and all kinds of Building Work
Odd Fellows' Block.
J. BOXNKR. 1109 Dong. St. Oocdand Cheap.
SEEDS
J. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed 'Drills
and Cultlratprs. Odd Fellows HalL
SHOE STORES.
Ph'llpp Linr , 1320 Farnham it. bet. 13th 414th.
SECOND HAND STORE
FKKKIN8 & LEAR , 1416 Douglas SU , Nsw and
Second Hand Furniture , Hi tut Furnishing
Good * , kz. , bought and soldon narrow margins.
SALOOKS-
HKNBT KAUFMANM ,
In the t w brick block on DougUs Street , has
Just openJ a most elegant Beer Hall.
Hot Loneh from 10 to IS
ererr day.
_ _ _ . _ FLANNERT.
On Farnham , next to the B , & M. headquarters
has reopened a neat and complete establish ,
tut nt which , barrlDg rlRE. and Mother Ship-
ton s Prophecr , win b open for the bojswlto
Hot Lunch on and alUr presmt date.
"Caledonia " J. FALCONER. C7B 16th Street
UNDERTAKERS
CHAS. RIEWE. 1012 Famham bet 10th t llth
99 CENT STORES
HENRY FOHUCAN , toys , notions pictures
Jewelry , fce , 813 Uth bet. Farnham & Douglas.
. P. C. BACKUS , 1105 Famham .st. fancy goods.
BETSEY'S BONNET.
Well Uncle * - * - " '
, Abel/-yonara 'for
.home , I , appoM ; , tradingudl done ,
'eMur nd John Dare lifted hla\St and
'pnshedtbackthia thick hair ai he stood
on the hotel steps talking to a plain
conntry fatmeO
"Wa'al.'n ' Vet quWyeV , John. I
want to get Bettey a bnnnlt ; a real
.mce " nej jasfc aa , goej , as a > , Yorker
"might wanf. 'Oaasa Batsey'a worked
hard this spring. Times are good , too ,
S'pose you don't want to go with me ,
do yon ? " , . K
4'Letme .aee 4 o'clock yes , I'l >
goTJncle > Atel. I'll look aftbe prt > ' '
girls , though yon won't mind th"7
Come on. "
So they walked up the . _ . -
„ ' " *
fashionable attire of the
' ' T ° "P.K ' "
contrasting slrongl . V'f"
mth the
- ' ofrf
Jcut of /
- ttain thespsre room
° U ba worn on
- y- There was little likeness In
jo face a trifle too fair for manly
beauty , with ito blonde mustache and
setting of close otown curls to the
brdnzed and beardless one , with the
few locks spare and gray , beneath the
well-brashed. hat , but the blue eyes
were the surae in both , ana like those
that we/o closed forever under the
od , wnere his dead slater was laid
wheu John was a tiny'child/"It
troubled John apt a whit to be ncen
'with the plain countryman ) in rpite
of hit perfnated and well-gloved
hands his heart Was ai true as atoel to
the goodftfond of his boyhood.
'
They reached' Madam Rozatto'a at
iMt , aud John lounged In the door
way , and straightway engaged in the
laudable employment of finding out
the prettiest face of the girls in attend
ance. Joiie Molllet ; radiant with
smiles , aud I think , a little artificial
blood , came forward the most be
witching glances to wait upon the
firmer who brought so attractive a
a person with him ; and , fancying that
she would show her superior quality
by so doing , made UD her mind to
quiz Uncle Abel unmercifully.
"Now , young woman , show me
some of your best bonnets real good
ones. None of your old fashioned
things for my wifel"
Having said this , Uncle felt that he
had had stated the case clearlvand
hould have no more trouble.
Hits Josie sailed about and return
ed with a white gipiey , trimmed with
a rose on it , and a gray straw trim
med with scarlet poppies.
"Now , that will be just what you
want , I am sure ; only $25 , too ao
cheap and so becoming. "
Uncle Abel confessed afterward that
he felt quite confounded at the price ,
but be did not mean to let that
Fronchined girl know it , so he said ,
"Oh , that's the style , eh ? It ain't a {
bit like Betsy's old one , though. " :
"Oh , no , sir ; the fashion has chang
ed entirely. Now the gipaey is the
newest thing out , and your wife would
set the fashion , I don't doubt. "
She looked up at John Dare merrily ,
but could not interpret the Jsok io his
eyes ; so taking it for granted that it
was an expression of admlrr.tion , she
pursued that same train. . *
"Just fresh from Paris. .1 am sure
your wifd would like that. Shall I try
it on for you ? "
"Wa'al , ye * , I can tell better how
It will look then. Now it looks just
like a dUh. "
There , It goes this way , " and Josie
pitched the little thing over her rosy
face , tied the little string ! in a big
bow knot and swept down the length
of the room. Don't you like it ? "
"Wa'al. it's kind o' purty , but it's
awful queer , ain't it , John ? "
John could only answer that he
"knew nothln * in the world about
women's bonnets , " and took up his
reverie , whatever it was , " just where
it wai broken off. But looking idly
in the mirror opposite , he saw Josie
soaking signs to another girl , and. he
soon lound that they were amusing
themselves vast at the perplexity of
their customer. Ho saw , too , that a
pale , quiet girl , with smooth brown
hair , looked indignantly , and he
rather saw than heard her say , "For
shame ! " and grow crimson aa the
spoke.
His own face flushed a little as he
became aware that Uncle Abe was be
ing made the butt of their jokes
good Uncle Abel , vrho was looking at
the fabrics incompensible to him , his
heart only full of the thought how he
should make ita present worth of the
patient sonlfor whom In was intended.
Then John was greatly perplexed ,
for as he s-ld truly , he knew nothing
about the mysterious and bewildering
arrangement of dress thathesawevery
day.Still
Still he knew that Aunt Betsey's
pare locks , thinly sprinkled with gray ,
were not dressed IB modern style , and
he could not see whereabouts on that
dear old head any of those gipsies or
facchons would rest. He remembered
that long ago Aunt Beteoy was wont
to twist her hair with the same energy
that distinguished all her movements ;
and that this operation resulted in f
hard knob at the back of her head
like a door handle , which certainly
would not harmonize with those cape-
leas head dresses.
Just as his brow was overcast with
this thought , the pale girl csme near
Uncle Abelblushing as aha did so inde *
fiance of the other girls , holding in her
hand a plain leghorn bonnet trimmed
with violet ribbons.
She wore a mourning dress , and the
plain brooch at her throat held a lock
of gray hair.
"I think this might suit yon , sir , "
shenaid. "If your wife doesn't dress
her hair in these fashions , thesa bon
net would not do. This is rich and
p'ain , and covers the back of the
neck. "
"Wa'al now , tell me , for I have got
so bothered with these things. I want
to get a bonnet for Betsey , and I mean
to. Now jest tell me if you would
like your mother to wear one like thit ?
Oh , I beg your pardon , ma'am ; I I
am sorry ! "
The young girl brushed off a tear
quickly as she said :
' I have no mother now ; but if you
will trust me , sir , I think this will
suit. "
She had ttond hitherto just out of
the range of John Dare's vision , and
had not seen him at all. Something
in the sound of her voice attracted
him , and when Uncle Abel called ,
"Here. John Dare ! " be stepped
hastily toward them.
The girl thrust the bonnet into
Uncle Abel's hands , and would have
been out of sight if her dress had
not caught on one of the branching
tables.
"Amy ! " and John Dare , with a hot
flush on his face , caught her hand.
"Amy Egbert , have I found yon at
last ? "
The girl's face grew white and red
by turns , and the words she spoke
came so low and broken that only
John could catch their meaning.
Uncle Abel pushed his spectacles
no on his forehead , still holding the
hat In hb hand , looking openmouthed
ed from one to the other.
: 'I guess you must have knowed
this young woman afore ? " but John
was too busy with questions , and Amy
was trembling and flushing cs she
tried to speak calmly , and so his ques
tion was answered. Pretty Joale was
dividing her attention between a new
customer and the scene beside her ,
and between anger and mortification
she looked in no need of help from
rogue aa she towed her bead and mat *
tered varied uncourleoua remarks in
regard to "that Amy Egbert and her
.beau. " _ . _
Uncle Abel held the hat a while
, Jonger , quite patiently-but at length
despaired o'f the interview being end
ed , so she coughed and then said ;
"I'll take this bunnit. Twenty
dollars is a good deal , Betsey's worth
U , ain't-slw , Jobr ? "
John needn't have
atarted seer
said "very , " which vMn't a sensible
answer at all ; but Jncle-Abel laughed
. . "
aJittle.tohims.difrand-8aid-"Oh-boys
will beToyi > li anj he fwas , obl ged to
tell Miss bert the direction over
twice.
tslde the door John turned to
. his uncle , and looking at him as
shy aa a girl as he said : "It's -all
right , Uncle. You've found a new
bonnet and I've found an old , old
friend. "
Uncle Abel held his band fast , and
looking a moment without speaking
in the young man's eyes , said : "She's
a motherless girl , John. "
"Uncle Abel ! " and John turned
argrtly away , or would have done so
if the detaining hand had not held
him.
him."Look here my boy , I meant no
offense. None of my blood turn vil
lains , " he added proudly , "but you
see she's young and purty and forlorn ,
and maybe if you see too much of her
she might get to thlnkin' more of yea
than would be good for her > and if
you ain't In earnest I guess it would
break her heart. Shako hands with
pour uncle , my boy. I mean no
iarm , but I promised 'LlzV when she
was on her dying bed that I would
allus try to give you good advice , and
the last words a'moat that she spoke ,
says she , 'Abel , watch over my boy. ' "
"My dear , kind uncle , I thank yon
indeed I do but I could not bear
o think that you should misjudge me.
L know Amy long ago , when her
larenta were both living , and oho
lad all that wealth could give. I
oved her then in a quiet way , but I
was too poor to tell her BO. Then
came reverses and death , and in her
joverty and pride the girl hid herself
esolutely until now. She tried to
earn her bread by her accomplish.-
ments , but failed , and took this means
o do so. Now , if I can win her for
my wife , I shall bring Sirs , John Dare
to'aeo you some fine day this summer
may I , Uncle Abel ? "
"Wa'al , wa'al , If things don't turn
out queer ! " eeliloquized Uncle Abel ,
loinewnrd bound , with n bandbox
placed on the seat before him. "To
, hink bow near I came to pettin1 one
of thorn gipsies for Betay. Why she'd
lave laughed a week about it. And
then to think that painted pictur * of a
; irl was making game of me all the
while. And then the other one tak-
ng the trouble to tell a stupid fellow
ike me what was the right thing to
) uy. I guess she would make our
Joha a good wife , and after Betsey
and me has passed away there'll be a
nice bit of property coming to John ,
and that'll help him on. "
How pleasant Aunt Betsey was when
: he old man gave her the new bonnet !
3ow fair and young she looked in the
fresh ribbons and soft blonde around
ler face ! Ana how she laughed at the
idoe of wearing "one of them dish-
covers on her head ! "
Just wheu the country was in ita
June glory John Dare brought his
} rlde to the farm house where he had
spent ao many childish hours , aud ho
ed her to all the old familiar 'spots.
But as leng as a straw and ribbon may
endure to keep them bath in mind
low John Dare found his wife , they
tell the story of the time when Uncle
Abel bought Aunt Betiey's bonnet.
IMPIETIES.
There is a sort of Lenten affinity be
tween the haddock and the hassock.
Devotees will take first a kneel in
church and then an eel for dinner.
[ Philadelphia Bulletin. -
A Philadelphia clergyman assisted a
woman to tie on her bonnet , and the
verdict of the council which'tried him
for It was : "It was a brotherly act , but1
he'd better let 'em tie on their own
bonnets after this. "
A negro entered a lawyer's office
and asked for a private cousultation.
He then stated he wanted a suit
brought against his wife for divorce.
"On what grounds ? " askod.tho lawyer ;
"on account of infidelity ? " "Yea ,
boas , you hit it first pop. She goes to
pra'r meetin' foah times a week , and
don't come home till wa ) late in the
night.
'Now , I suppose , " said a pious
New Haven woman ; "they'll Bx up the
Bible so nobody will know it with
this new version. I shall expect to
see Joseph's coat of many colors
changed to a 'rep dressing gown with
a gold cord and tassel , ' and the song
of Miriam made over into a 'Pinafore *
chorus. Religion is getting to be
awful secular these days. " The good
woman was assured that the Old Test
ament would remain undisturbed , and
she joyfully put on her best bonnet
and went over to the parson's to give
some of the sisters a "going over" for
the benefit of his new wile.
Mr. Sim Wilkeson who exclaimed
when he heard ot the celebrated tri
partite agreement between Beecher ,
Tilton and Bowen , "God ! that
knocks the 'Life of Christ1 higher
than a kite ! " has now started Rev.
Heury Ward Beecher on a new in
stallment of elevated work by suing
him for breach of contract , laying his
damages at $20.000. It is rather
rough on the reverend gentleman , in
the midst of his attempt to galvanize
Plymouth church , to be awakened to
memories of the time when Wilkeson
sat up in his led flannel nightshirt
and < wore till all WAS blue at Moul-
ton'a tidings that Theodore could be
held In no [ longer. The biography
completed under these circumstances
will have a peculiar interest for future
collector ? of curiosities of literature.
PEPPERMENT DROPS.
Missouri has a five-legged mule
which can reach one octave further
than the moat accomplished pianijt.
A medical journal eaya garlic cures
hydrophobia. It can hardly to that ;
but it may keep a person from being
bitten by doga , or in any way ap
preached by living creatures.
It is eald that lova conquers all
things ; but a jumping toothache ,
that knows its business and strictly
attends io it , can for the time being
make a man forget that he ever loved
at all.
\V hen a member , in the course of a
long speech yesterday , called for a
glass of water , a member sitting near
exclaimed sotto voice to his neighbors :
"This is all contrary to the laws of
mechanics a windmill running by
watar. " Hartford Conrant.
A book publisher , upon returning
from a party given by a member of
the "best society , " remarked that
some of the expensively attired young
men present reminded him of a dime
novel bound In Turkey-morocco , with
gilt edge * . Norrlstown Herald. -
A Philadelphia society is wrestling
with the question , "when a mm has
his life ininied for $100,000 , is his
wife justified in refusing to prepare
a mustard plaster for him when he Is
seized with a sudden and severe sttaclc
of the cramps ? ' Philadelphia Chroni
cle
"Soon , " remarks an editor in the
Vfnbaah valley , "will the twittering
of the birds and the sight of the
daisies and forget-me-nots remind us
that spring has come. " This Is un-
j
doubtedly true , but for the dead sure
thlncr you had better depend on the
gentle-ho-haw-of the canal-mule.
There Isrmore need of & revival in
medical than religious circles. We
' .look confidently forward to the day
" when a man can get his tongue exam *
.ined , his pulse foU , hia case diagnosed ,
and hlalittle j > lll put into hia mouth ,
all for a charge cf one dollar. As the
nutter now' stands , sickness In the
'family is far more expensive than a
divorce suit. Nycnm Advertiser. " *
- The wonders of telegraphy. The
principal , ( from the city ) , through
the telephone , to the foremen at the
"works : " "How do you get on , Pat ? "
Irish foreman ( in awe of the instru
ment ) : "Very well , sir ; the goods is
sent off. " The crincipal ( knowing
Pat's failing ) : ' 'What have you got
to drink there ? " Pat ( Uartled ) :
"OchlLookat that , now ? It's me
breath that done It ! " Punch.
The farmer's oldest boy now puts
on his heaviest boots , gets a grip en
the plow handles , and with the
"lines" around his neck , yells and
shouts and swears because the span
don't "haw" and "gee" just right in
turning corners. You'd never sus
pect that he was the same fellow who
had been raising havoc among the
girls aU winter with his stunning plaid
aecktles and stand-up paper collars.
Neic Haven Register.
Wilkinson came into the parlor ths
other day and eat down upon a chair
which he thought had a larger cushion
than usual. He hadn't tat do7n more
than than two seconds when ho waa
lifted iu the air and came down upon
hia face. He asked his wife what waa
on the chair. She said her new bon
net. "It has a few pins In it. " "Oh ,
IseenBaid Wilkinson ; "that's yowr
new spring bonnet. "
Jim Webster sighed heavily :
"What's de matter Jim ? " asked Unele
Moae , in a sympathising tono. "I has
made np my mind to quit the chicken
business. I's tired being arrested and
hiring lawyers , and habin' folks ask ,
Whar's my chickens1 when I pass
down on Galveston avenue. I am
gtvine to go inter blzness whar I'll be
respected and whar de police won't
nebber bodder me no moah. " "What
bizneas Is dat , Jim ? " "Gambling. "
Galveston News.
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there is no remedy at present giving
such universal satlstaction , and effect
ing so many astonishing cures , as
Electric Bitters. Our drnggfati re
port a lively demand for them , at
times beinguuableto supply the many
calls. All Bilious Attacks , Stomach ,
Liver and Kidney Complaints , Dia
betes aud Gravel , readily yield to
their curative qualities. Sold by all
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Outs , Braises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
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For the speedy cure' of Consump
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such aa stubborn coughs , neglectedi
Colds , Bronchitis , Hay Fever , Asth
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hacking cough , tickling in the throat ,
Hoarseness , Sore Throat , and all' '
chronic or lingering diseases of the
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Many leading physicians recommend )
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d(5) ( ) ISH & MoMAHOK , Omaha ,
ORDINANCE No. 450.
An Ordlmnce vicitlnz tto alley In block two !
hundred and two (20' ( ) . in the City ol Omihz.
Ee it oidaUed by the city council cf the city ofl
Craaba , as follows :
Ssc. that the alley Intersecting bkck number
twa hundred and two ( 0 ) , in the City of Omaha - <
ha , being the alley between Marcr street and
LcaTcnworth street and running from Eleventh
f treet to Twelfth street in laid city be , and the
fiime is hereby > acated.
SBC. 2. This ordinance shall .alee effect and
be In force from and after Its passage.
fSIened. ) JAMES E. EOYD ,
Pns't City Council
Passed April 5th , 1881.
Attojt :
J. F. McCARiKST ,
City Clerk.
Approved April Ctb , 1331.
tSigned. ) CHAUPiONS. CIIASG ,
It Mayor.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUP
PLIES AND TRANSPORT.
ATION.
TVEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR , office
\J of Indian Affairs , Washington , March 23 ,
1831. Scaled proposals , indorsed rrocoia s ton
Beef , Biceu , Hour , Clotoing or Transportation ,
&e. , ( a trecajemiybo , ) and dlrectsd tD thej
Commissioner of InJian Affairs , ! o > . 65 and t7 |
Wooster StreetN tw Yoik , will be reotlved un
til 11 a.m. of Monday , May 2,1831. for furnish
ing for ( he Indim servise about 800,000 pounds
Bacon , 40,000,000 pound ! Beet on the hoof , 128-
000 pounds Beans , 70.000 poundi t ) a Vine Po/rder ,
2SCO.000 pounds Corn , 760,000 pounds Coffee , 8-
SOO.OOOpounds Floar.211,000 pounds feed,300,000
rounds Hard Bread , 75.003 pounds Hominy , 9.-
000 pounds L rd , 1,650 barrels Mess Pork , 233-
000 pounds Rice , 11 , 00 pounds Tea , 72,900' '
rounds Tobacco , 200,000 pounds Salt , 200,000
pounds Snap , 6,000 lounds Sodi , 1,250COO
pounds Sugar , and 839,000 pounds Wheat.
Also. Blankets , Woolen an I Cotton goods ,
( c rmist'nv In rart of * icklng , 36 000 yards ;
Standard Calico , 300,000 yurJa ; Drilling , 25,000
yard8Duck ; , Ires from ah sizing , 175,0)0 yards ;
Denims , 17,000 yards ; Glnghim , 50,000 jar s ;
Kentucky Jeans , 26,000 yardi ; Satinet , 4.500
vardi ; Brown faceting , 218,003 yards ; Bleached
Wheeling , 9,000 yards ; Hickory Shirting , 12,000
yaids ; Calico i-hlrting : , 6,000 yards ; Wiojey. 2-
600 yardClothinf ) , Groceries , Notions , Hard
ware , Medical Supplies ; and a long Hat ot mis
cellaneous articlei , such a ? Harness , Flows ,
Rakes , Forks , tc. , and for 475 Wagons required
for the service in Arizona , Colorado , Dakota ,
Idaho , IndUn Ter. , Minno-ota , Montana , Ne-
bra ° ka , Nevada acd Wisconsin , to be delivered
at Chicigo , Kancai City and Sioux Ci y.
A so , TracsDortaticm tnr such of the Supplies ,
Ooods and articles that mar not be contracted
for ti be delivered at the Agencies.
Bids muit ba Jnide out on Government
blanks.
Schedn'ei showln ? the kinds and quantities
of eubtistisca supplies required for each Agen
cy , and the kinds and quantities , in cross , of
all other goad ] and articles , together with blink
propcsili and form ? for contract and bond , con
ditions to be observed by bidJers , time and
p'ace f f delivery , termj of contract and pay
ment , trauiportatt u rouUs , and other necesmrr
instructions wi 1 bo furnished upon application
to the Indlin Office in Washington , or Nos. 65
and67Wooiter Street , New York , Wm. H.
Lyon , No. 483 Bioadway , New York ; and to the
Commbsiriej of bubaiitence , U. S. A , at Chi-
eigo , Saint Louis , Sa'nt ' Paul , Leave aw orth ,
S n Francisco , Oaiab * , Cheyenne , and Yankton ,
and tha Postmister at Sioux City.
Bids will be cpenel at the hourjandday above
stated , and bidden are invited to be prtsent at
the openluir.
ccKTimo cnicu.
AU tils roust be accompanied by certified
checVs upon some United State i Depository or
Atsigtant Treasurer , for at leait five per cent , of
the amount of the proposal ! .
THOMAS M.NICHOL ,
mar28-lm Acting Commiwrfoner.
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By virtue of an order of sale itsued out of the
Diitrict Court , In and for Douglas County , Nebraska -
braska , and to me directed , I will , on the 9th
day of April , A. D. 1831 , at 10 o'clock a , m. of
raid day , at the sooth deer of the Coutt Home
In the ety of Omaha , Douzbs C.unty , Ne
braska , se'l at public auction the property oe-
icribrd in said order , to wit : Lot fix (6) ( In block
one hundred an < seventy-one (171) ( ) , in the city of
Onnha , Douglts County , Nebraska , together
with all the appurte.anew thereunto belonging ,
to s tify a judgment ef laid court recovered by
Ferdinand Streitz , p'atntlff , and against Andrew
R. Orchard , et. al. defendant
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TO
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Route to the East , South , and South-East.
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Throtgh Ticket * via thii relegated Line for
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All infjrnutton about Rates of Fare , Sleeping
Car Acrom-nodaibns , Time Tables , &c , will be
cheerfui'y given by appl > inz to
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Ho change ol cara between Omaha and Bt. Louis
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With leaa charges and in adrance of other line * .
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INTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AND
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rl 1d mt eace on the application of Dj
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dally werklng th * extinction of all fencing
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Fences for Lawns , Public Grounds and Ceme
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Iron Vases , Lawn Settees , canopied and ol
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and bis Sire by Byslick's "Ilambletonfau "
This remarkable horse nIll be five yean olrf
in May , he will scrrc only 35 marcs ( half of
which number Is new engaged ) at 226 Co er
mare , payable at time of service.
Seaton commences April 1st and will end
Sept. 1st. After that time his ttrvice will be
out at $3500. Any mare that h.s trotted in
230 serred / . AIL TIME wilUtand Morii'ayj'
: . ' * cli week , btKtn-
nin ? the first of April , on Ti.entl.tb , vrest or
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riety oi m.ilailj urhlili nRectii the Ko-
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thnu
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nts-i. The great d fect of all Cough
KcMitcdi' J hitherto Introduced Is that
lhi j nixiimply ejpnlsnry. Hence thry
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ar rommcil.ainl the ruptured. Inflamed
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arcana.
U will pofitttv ly care Dlaoetes , Orarei , Drop-
, BrUht'a Disease , Inability to retain or txpoll
tin Urine , Citarrh ot the Bladder , high colcred
ami Manty criue. Fain/a ! Urinating ; tAMK
BACK , ( IcneiV. Wnakncus , andkil Female Com-
ttolrfs la uriul uicJiciDCS , a certain In It
oO < .ct3 anil cares when nntliln ? else can.
For 4ale uy all Druz inta or sent by mall free
apon ra.-ept ! of the price , JiOQ.
OAY MEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
era yoor address ( or oar little book ,
e * a < Sired. "
UK" < f t < S
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
St. Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old ReliMc SiouzCity Route I
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE I
From COUNCIL BLUFFS to
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And all polntaln Northern fowa. Minnesota arJ
Dakota. ThU Tine U equipped with the Iir-
proved WeatliiKliomo Automatic Air Brakeband
Miller Platform Conp'cr and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND C3MF08T
la unsurpassed. Elotuit Drawinc Kfomuii
Sleeping Carsowned rf controlled " ) > the com
my , ran Through Without Change betwMj
_ nlon Pacific Trnjhfer Depot , Council BloSf ,
and St. Paul. Traiiu leave the Union FaciCit
Transfer Depot at Coandl Itlufls , at C:15 p m. .
reaching Sioux City at 1C-.W p. nu , iuid SU Paul
at 115a. m , making
WTEN HOURS m ADTAHCI or
ANT OTUXB Bouxa.
Returning , learp St. Paul ti 8JO p. m. , a.--
rivLng at Sioux City at 4:45 : a. m. . and Union
Pacific Transfer Doput , Con .dl BIclb , at fc:50
a. m. Be sura thit ycnr tickets read Tia "S. C.
fc P. B. R. ' F. C. HILL ? ,
Superintendent , M'rocnrl Valley , I wa'
P. K. BOBDfSOW > ' o r-l Pi < i Azert.
J. H. O-BRTAK ,
and txtv.uer Agent ,
Council BuC !
Gentle
Women
HTho trant glossy , luxuriant
and wnry tresses of abundant ,
lieantiiul Hair mnst nso
LION'S KATUAffiON. This
elegant , cheap article always
mates the Hair prow freely
and fast , keeps it from falling
oat , arrests and cares grayness -
ness , rcmoTes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency ana keeping it in
any desiied position. Beau
tiful , healthy Hair is the sure
result cf using Kathairon.
HAKE XO MISTAKE !
MICA AXT.7. GREASE
Composed largely of powdered mlcaandlslnjtu >
L , the best and clxapegt lubricator in the worli1.
Hi th be4t because , t d < xi not cm , butform
a hljhly polished aurfVe orer the axle , dola *
away Kith a lutfe amount ul ( nctioa. It b tb
chtajicst becausd vou oee < I are but halt tbe
quantity tn ; re'iig your wazon that you woull
olanyotLerazIe grea e nuule , and then nra
your va on twice u > Io rf. It an < w rs eqcillr
asvtellfn Mill Ceirin - , TTirrtl.ing < Machln ,
Buegles. 4c.a for wazoni Send for Pocket '
CjclopwlUof Tblagf Wortn Enow.og. Mailed
free to ny adorees
MICA MAMOFACTUSIMC CO. ,
81 MICHIGAN AVENUE.
CHICAGO.
99 A.sk Your Dsaler For It
EIDNEGEN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for "Weak
or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Blight's Disease , Loss of Eaergy ,
Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions arising : from Kidney _ cr
Bladder T > isages. . Also for Yellow Fever Blood and Hidnay
Poisoning , in infected malarial sections.
tfBj the dlitniatlon ot a FOREST LEAF with JUNIPER BERRIK8 and BARLET if ALT w nar
dl cover d KIDX EO t .whtch acts specifically on the Kidneys and Urinary Organs , rtrooiin ? lufarlota
drpmlts forme-i In the blaJdtr and pr Tentlnz any stralnio ; , smartinic wn-ntlcn het ot Irritatli-n
In the mi-mbnnoui Illn < of tha ducts or water pAssa a. It eiclt.-s a healthy ictton In tic KWnrjs
{ iTln. 'hf a > trm th , ijor and restoring them cr ans to a healthy condition , abowinc It * effects
on both the olur and taay flow of urine. It can bo Uken at all times , tn all rlimaUi and andenll
clrcum'Uncri without Injury to the system. Unlike any other prcpirallou for IU > lney dlificnltlrt
I : his a Terj p'ewant ' ui I ajrreeibl * taate and fiaror. It has been ditFcult to rrai * a pr rMratloi
cent lnln ? poitlr a'ureilc properties which will not nauseate , but be accrptaMe to the U.mach
Before ULlni ; any UTCI medicine , try a bottl * ot KO.VEQEN to CLEA > SK tt K1PNETS from
ton ! matter Try It an I you will always u d t as a family medldne. Ladle * especially wfll like it
vi d Gentlemen will find K1DNEOEN the be t Kidney Tonic overused !
XO1ICK r ach bolt's ' bears th Bguature of LAWRENCE & HARTCf. a'sos rreprf story OoTtrn
roent Sump. b'cl. permits KIONEOEK to be sold ( without UcenM ) br DruzzUu. CIOCMI and
Oth sr Persons ' rer > here.
Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.
It not found at your Drugztata or Grocers , wa will send a bottle prepaid to th nearest rr *
office to yon
LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
! od ! by DRUG&ISTS , &EOCEE8 and DEALEKS everywhere
Wholesale agents In Omaha , STEELS , JOHNSON 6 CO. , will supply th traJe at mviof Mtn
prlew.
IT IS
A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE
WHITESEWING MACHINE
Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead
ily and rapidly increasing in public lavor.
The WLite Machine lastly claims to be the
best made , the easiest running , the 'simplest in
construction and the most perfect Machine in
the market.
The White Co. employ aa agents men of In
tegrity , and purchasera are always satisfied ,
because they find everything just as 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 to the Omaha Office
be promptly filled.
JOHN ZEHRUNG ,
Cor. Davenport and 15th St * . Omwtia.
THIS NEW A27D CORRECT "WAP
* 11 Proves beyond any reasonable question that tha
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y
Is by all odds the best wad for you to talco when trarellns In either direction between
' Chicago and all of the Principal Points In the Wast , North and Northwest. '
Carefully examine this Jfap. The Principal Cities of the We t and Northwest are Station *
on this road. Ita through trains make close connection * with the trains ol all railroads at
Junction points.
THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
Over all of Itsprincinal lines , runs each war dally from two to four or more Fast Express
'inilns. 11 b the only road west ot Chicago that uses the .
PUTiT.MATJHOT2X DINING CAHSlV ,
It Ii the onlv road that runs Pullman Slecplnc Cars North or Korthwp tof Chicago. Itha *
neorlr0.O&O Jrs OFXOAD. ItJonnatlioroIlowInKTrunlcUncs :
"CouacilIlIuT ( , Denvcr&CalifornIaLini. " "WInona , Bllnncsota & Central Pakota Lino. "
"Sioux Clty.Nor. Nebraska & Yankton Line. " "Chicago , St. Paul and Minneapolis Line.
" .Xor. Illinois Frreport ft Duburrno Line. " "MIlwauKee , Green Bay & Lake hnprl < 'r Line. "
T.ckets o er tkis ro d are sold by all Coupon Ticket Agents fatlio United States unJ
Canadaa.
Itemcmhcr to ask for Tickets via this road , bo sure they read over It , and take none other.
1UEVI.V nCQHlTTGenlManagerChicago. f Vf.U. STE53BTTGcalPass. Agent , Calcaga
H VTiRT P. UDEL , Ticket Arsnt C. 4N. W. Railway , Uth amltfarnhsm fitr t .
t E KIMBALL , Assistant Ticket AzentC. &N. W , RaUwar.Hth and Faialam Strestj.
J. BSLL- , Ticket Azent C. * N. W. Railway , C. P. R. R. Depot.
SHIVERJGK.
FURNITURE , BEBDINO , FEATHERS
And Everything portaMng to Uie IV Diture and
upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSQHT EHT OF K W GOODS AT THE
1208 and 1210 Famham Strcel.
p U mou th ut
LIST
OF
MAMMOTH CLOT ING HOUSE.
Hard Wearing Goods I
Men's Coltor.nlt ! 5 400 M n * < Cotton-wlo P.inU 1 0 to 150
Men' f'otton Wonted 600 M-n'- , C'itn > re P < nt 3 00 to 5 00
*
' MaVd Wjrstod PanU 3 50 to 5 7
Meu'a Jeans " " Q
Men's Satinst Sntti. V-"V" $ > 'O U 6 0 Spring : Overcoit * 8 CO to 18 00
Men's Unicn anits 8 00 to 10 " ) Wiit V it ICOto VW
Men' * A1I-W.I Suits 12 M to ' 8 00 White Shirts 6ti tn 725
M n'Wowt l Suits 13 V > t 20 1 Fancy Shirts. 37i fc > 175
MenV * Bine Flannel Suit' . . . . 7 5-1 to 13. > > C.wiimire'-hittn IMJto SCO
' 40)to 90 Blue F/ann-1 / Shirts 1 Odto 175
)
Yonth'-Saite . . Suits 2..to 900 Orerallaan I Juaji > r . . . .50' ! ncl upward *
Ch.Mren'B ll..yf Suita 2jOU 600 Suxi n-I - r 25b > 451
Men's Jeatw Pants 1 CO'.o 2 O1) Cotton IIM
Complete line of H"eck Wear , Linen Collars and Sum
mer Underwear.
Silk Handkerchiefs ,
Hats , Cap ? , Gloves ,
Trunks and Valises ,
Boots and Shoes.
Agent for San Francisco and Oregon City Woolen Manu
facturing Company.
M. ELGUTTER'S
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE ,
1001 Faruham , Corner l th Street.