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"H. ; V , _ * - * - - * * : TEE OMAHA PUSLiSKlUa C2PROPRIETORS. . fie Jtlrnftaw , let. Sth and 10th Strtett TEttUS OF SUBSCRIPTION. 1 Copy 1 year , in * Jrnee poeipiicl.u.t3.00 ) tm. Ellis " " . t.OO 8 months " " . 2.00 TIME TABUS ' TKEIAILS ; O , flr N , W. U. R. , & 30 a. m. , fctO p tu 0. V. & Q.6U > . ta. , 210 ; p. m. C. K I & P G. K. , 6:50 , m. . 2:10 : p. C'iSt. Jooi.SO r. . m. a. City &P. 520 vm. ' 0. P. S.E. , Mto .ra. O. & U. V. Ifj Llncoli. , 10 MD. - B. iU.H.R..Sl : 'in O.aN W. , C. t N. W. R.K. , 11 k. m. . 11 p. m. D. 3. fc Q. , 11 . 01 , 3.SO p. ttu C.B I. &P. , 11 . m. , up.m. O B. ItSt , Joe.ll-.anllp m. C. P. B. R. , { p.a. . , t O. & It. V. from Wncoln , ISao fr. mj , K.CIty&P.ll . m. , ' - K. &tf. ln > eb. , < p.tn. ' iocd mails for States Iowa le ve but cnoe a ! .y , via : < : SO a m. Oifioecpcnfrum 12 to 1 p. m. EunJ je. THOMAS T I1ALL. I'oatm rt-i. rrlval Aud Ircparmre if Tfrntns UKIO.V FACirir. MAY * . UUirVa. , . 'xprs ! ! 12:11 jm. . 1:26 p. m Jo Ux l SlOp. m 4:25 p. m. do lTrolht.680a ; m. lMp. IT. dev . .3:11 : n. m. lfc0a m. pj TIME CARD OF THE BURLIHOTO3,1 Lf 1TI OlUUi. AUUVX OHUIl. Crirwii . . .C:40j : > m tproM .19:80 a , m , UnU..C3 > 0 n. m. U il 10:00 p.0. Kzccplnd. Eundnys xcept < s1. CUICAQO.Oi.K HLAND i. PACIFIU Stall _ . { X > n. ax. I Mail 10AQ p. m. Ei [ > re3.r.W p. zn. | Kipr ! J. . . 100 . tn. CniPAOO KORTUWKSTEKK Mill _ .C 0 tj plall . 7 : Cp. 3. Kpr tft _ , . .5.W pi IE. | rr.rei3i" .13.00 a. m. KJJ ! < 8AS tUiy.ET. JOK k COUHdL BLTJKFS LS.TJ iaairs. , i * > ll . . . . . . .00 1 w. T iprea3. . . . . .7fl : * . mT SirreM . 8.-00 p. ! a. I Batl . 7llt.tn. The only Itno rnnnlnt Pallnu.n Sleoptoj : Can out e ! Omah& to UcJun Depot. CJKA.1IA & KOKTHCRN KEBRAfiK-V EAIL- WAY COMPANY. Leave. Arrive. Sxprna - . 8-00 . . tn. j Fxpre- _ . 'XO p. in. Mixed . l:50p m. | Mixed . 10.15 * . . m Dall1 . * K. E. K In KEDBASKA. La UK. Through Expro > _ . 7:30a Aoconimodat'o > . 7-OTpm Tbrouzh Kxprp . (7.0 ( P m Accommodation . . . biJ m SIO'JXClTY&ST.aAUI/B ? R. ' 1 1 . - 0.10 nm j Kipresa . 10:00 aoi ai - _ S , < Opm | AI 4 . 720 p m WADASU , hT LOUIsk PACIFIC. LIAVU. . _ , aiRITXi. j Sail . S * . m , I Mill . _ ll:55a.m tSxpraa..3:40p : m | Express . .4:2fi p. m. , ' BRIDO E DIVISION U. P. RB. . Leav * Omalia , dally : b a ra 8 atuiilO . m. , 11 a. m. . 1 p. m , x p. m. , S p. m , 5 p. m , , 0 p. m. , L&vo Coondl Ulaffs ; 8S5 . m. , S:2i : a. m , , IU:26 A m. , 11:25 . m . 1 : ° S p m. , 2U2S p. n. ( SS5 p. ra , BtfH v m , eiS p. 40. , " ri . Tour Irlpa onfidtid > , IcaNl-r OmaJia at O nJ 11 m. m. , 2 and E p. m. ; Council BIuBa U ° :2i : , 11:25 ft. m. , i > nd 2AS and 5:26 : p. m. , _ . Losve Omaha : 0 a. m. , 7 v-m.8l . m. * , 1 D. tn. , 1.50 p. m. . 7:25 p. m. , Leave Council Bluffs : 6:16 : K. m , , BtO : a. m. , 11:40 a , m.5:25p in. , 7rDO p. m. , 7:50 p. m. DiUy except Sunday. OUAAA i KKPDBL1CAH VALLEY R. . LI&VK , 4RR1VX. Dillv exeunt J. ENCL'SH ' , t TTOES'EY AT LAW-S10 South iWitccnpi V. St. , with * J. M. WOOLWORTH. CHARLES POWELL , T UPT1CK OK Til K PEACE l/ornor th and t ) Farnham Sts. , OmahaNeb. . SJMERAL , t TTOKNEY AT LAW Itoom 6Crclshton ± \ Block. 15th SU , OMAHA , NKB. A. C. TROUP , 4 TTORNKY LAW OSBoo In Eanscom't A. Block , with Ooorgo E. Prltchett , 1M8 f arnham Bt. OMAHA. KKB. DEXTER L THOKA3 , TTORNKT AT LAW Crrfcfc-nank t Bnlld A. til * . ar/eti A. KCKADWICK. . AT LAOEc ! 1101 Tamtam LITORNEY SU et. f r _ . L PEAEQDY , T AWYIK Ofllee In Oretffhton Biuck , ntat U Jj FoctOffioe , OMAEA , HKBBAEEX ruBuo. oou.gCTioyn O'BRIEN & BARTLETT , Attojneys-at-La'w ' , OFFICE-Dnlon Elock.iTtecnlh and Farnham ATTORNEY AT LAW. ARBACH SLOCK , COR. DOUC & ' IB7W STS. , OUAHA. NEB. _ _ _ W. J. Connell , Offloo. Fiool toonu. op iUOrt , In Jlanaooni1 * l.rick baildinv , N W corner fifteenth and H-.OJCK uniS B. A11 o rn * ey B - a t-L a w , < -.tt atlon-wll'l ! > e si vet to all'-nrt * , orpor tSon ol everj dadoriptlou ; wlh D l al I'.bo CcurUcf Xte Bute anil tb > tJntt-vi Stat < - Ofic c ? nxbatoSt. . . CppwBiMr , ' Oonr1 HOOM - EDWARD ' TTOlvNKr AT JJ.WBe < .ni 8 CroIshWn HL1 DIocV , IM b ? ja Donjrlastreetg. . novd > 5. P. AHDEnSOR , \ > 3 AlTOi\ > J.s U. CL\KK O.\ a. CLARKSON & HUNT , ors to Uini&liUS i. 1IUNT. Attoroays-atrLaw , J15S. 14th 'trcct , Omaha , Keb. * " 3ANTA Oroatest lilsoovery of Wo Mc-ial ji ( : . "c-le-'latheworldhavobeeacisde AUIOMI other ihl-ics ncre Santa Glaus Lta > od ll ifmlly ho lives In fctnonutaln of saow. lASt year n exvnnjoa rJ" J door to tlio Pol * And sudJcni ! urap H.ntf lmlMSniodllko Jiole Where wSi.4fr oionta ti ! } f oond vncwlknO , A'hlle filrj liKe "wlA i .pj rrtvl 1 cnth baud. Thereie tnopntsilm like ours , -mtb taore A d far brluuti" akics han ever were pcea , iUrda lt ; > th < > l < Tcf rttubow Terei fjord , While Cit * are vt oxc-u'.eitc frairnce w rotrow V f Injf around. - Not IOJIR utra tlu.ioit t9 wsnlw In acntu A l > e'.uc 4ooa cK3iu tii/ bid heard much about , Tw Mnta ClanI and thlsthoy all Bay , l l-okl like the picture r etteecverj d j. UB Jro\oupa team thitlooiod vorrquocr''i. ' Twiw a tc n > i.f nMihopiwn ) ln tcadpfr lndeer , lie roilo In a aScinuitaaa of rielgh , But he took thoin on lotrd and ilrorethem _ ' " anay. * - . He ehon-oJ tbon < ull > T r his wonaerial realm , - And factories making coeds far amen and men Furriers irons working On h-.ta Rtoit and tmalir To Bunco's tho\ said lhc > were sending them an. Kris Klnclc , thGloio Maker , told thorn at once , AH our O'ovc ' * wo are flooding to BUDOO , Santa abowej tbem luapcuilers ui < many things more. Sa > lnc I alee took thMa to lrianJT nc 'g ttorc. Santa Claui t'uoa wUp rcd a eocrol be'd tell , As In Omaha rcry one knew Bane * well , Ho therefore should e od his cooJs to hit care , Kaon Jnc his tiltols vKl cet thtlt lull ebare. -How reiuemborj-a dwellers in Omaha town , AU who want pro ? ontt to Itunce's go round , For shirts , collars , orjloTca ; ic Cacd i alltj , , , Send your sister or aunt ono and al Banco , Champion Hatter of the Wait , et , Oman * . ' - n rftkmburg Line. WERKLY LINE OF STEAMERS LEAVISQ NEW YOUR EVERX TUURSDAT AT 2 r. x. , roj England , , Prance and Germany . .Jr Passage apply to * " C. II. RICLVKI > ' & O. General Fauenccr Agents , 01 .Broadway. Hew Tort. KASK E.MOOHES ) IIENBr PU.NDT , f WORKS ) EENSTKREBS , Manager Manufacturer of all kinds ot St. Eet. Stk and lOtn OXAEA. e r BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ART EMPORIUMS- ' S Art KmpcrlUln. 1516 DoJge Kr' , Street , Steel EnpmnR- Paintings , Chromes Fancr Frames. Fnunic * ; a Specialty. Lowpric * , J. BONSEK. 13M Douglas SI. s3ood Style * . ESTATE. . . . dtepOBtoffice. _ XP. B.BABTLETT.S1T Eoulh' I3th Street. ARCHITECTS. _ _ DDFfiENE &MENDKLS3HOS , ARCHTITECrSi Room 14 , deletion Block. A T. LAROE. Jr. , Boom 2. Cr-lghVon Block. , . BOOTS AND SHOES- T - > JASIL8-DrifiNE t-'CO.n 1- FmeBocti nU * > ho A peed usortment of hotna mirk on band , cor. 12tli and Ilornty. TEO3 ERtCKSO.V , S. E. cor. 6th and Donglas JOHN rORTONATUS. 605 10th St. , mi-mfactures tc order good work. Vl lair prices. Repairing done. 7 BED SPRINGS- J. F. LARR1MSR. Mtnutaeturer , VlaacharVBlk. 4 BOOKS , NEWS AND STATIOKEPY J. I. FRUEIIAUr , 3015 FarnUam Street. B TTEd AMD EGGS- WoiHANE & SCUEOEHEKf theoldfetB. iml E. h > > U9 inItebrukae8tablii1ieHt7a , Omaha. , BOARDING CENTRAIiREaTAUilANT REaTAUilANT , MRS. A. RYAN , aon'bweit cor. ICth and led e. Best Boird for tne Montr. SatuTacticu Ouanntecd. Icall at 1 Hours. ? BoirdJiyttioDiy.jTVeelrorltonlh. * J w Good Terms for C h. Furnished Kooma uppll-d. - CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS TTM. SXYhEK. Vo. 1519 Hth and.namey St. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS Al.'DRKW KOaK.WATER , ISlO Ftrnhjim St. Town Surrej j , OraJe and Scwcn e COMMISSION MERCHANTS. JOHN O. WILLIS ; llll Dodge Street 5. B. BEEMEit , For ileUlh g e lar e AdterUse- cuat in Hail and WtakJy. _ CIGARS AND TOBACCO- WEST * FRIT : CHER , tftrnfscturere of CTfarj , and Who eeale Dealers in Tobicco , 1305 l)0ujr. ) W. r. LOREKZEy. tt oufacturer , 514 10th fct CORNICE WORKS Western Cornice Woikf , llanLfacturcri Iron Corn ! e , T > n , Iron and Slate Kobfing. Orders from any lbca.ity rroniMll executed in the best manner. Factoty-wnd Office 1310 Uoupe strctt. li V * Galvantxcd Iron Cornictp , Windo raps , etc. minufactured and ] > ut up in any part ol the country. . , ! ' BjKUuLD. 418 Ihlfteeuth tt. C iCROCKERY. . J. CONNER , 1309 Uouglai St. Good Line. , -CLOTHING AND FURNISHINCCOODS < VflO.ll. I'EfEKSON. Ais Dat , CVH , Boats , Shoca , Notions and Cutlery , SO * CLOTHING BOUGHT. C. SHAW will pa > highett tiaU prlcef riicond liand clo blue. Corner loth and Farnliam. . . DENTISTS- DR. PAUL. Wllliama' HlocV. Cor. 15th & Podge DRUGS , PAINTS AND OILS. ' KUHN&lO , I'harmacliU , Fine Fancy Goods , Cor. 15th aivd Douglas StrecU. W. J .WiniEUOUSE , Wholcsa'e ' 4 , Ret.iU.ie'Bt. * 0. CvFIELD , 2022 North Side Cumin ? Street. * M. PARK , Druyeist , 10th nd ilo ard St ' -DRY GOODS. NOTIENS , ETC- ' JOHN II. F.-LEHMANNftCO , ' ' New York Wrj Goods Store , 1310 od 131SF4rn- rbam street - t J. C. Eneyold , < a'so oots-&shoCT.7tti&-PaeiSc FURNrrURE. A. F. GROSS , vcw and Second Hand Furnltfire nd.States , llli bouglu. E. O. Tnrgcoa Af't. J. BONNER , 1S09 Doutlas St. Fine Goods , kc. - , FENCE WORKS , 1 OMAHA FENCB CO.- I GIST. FRIES & CO. , 1213 Hamey St. Improved - ed Ice Boxes , Iron and Wood Fences , UtSca Kaning , Conn tern of Pins mnJ Walnut. FLORIST. A. Donazlnic , i lanU * , cu Sewers , sccda , boquets etc. , N. W. cor 16ih and Do'iilM ' &ts. FOUNDRY. JOHNWIARNEASiNS.cor. 14th&JacVsonst. : GROCERS- Z. STEVENS 21st between Cutnin . and Izard. T. A. Mc nAVK , Corner 83d tr.d' Coming Stg. HATTERS. W. L. PABROTTE A. CO. , 130Gi Dnuirlu Street. Wholesale Exclusively. -HARDWARE IRONAND STEEL DOLKNfc [ ANGWORTHY , Wholeealr , , 110 nd 112"15tn S-t. A. HOLMES , corner ISth and California. HARNESS , SADDLES , &C. E. B. WEIST.-320 ISth St. , bet. Farn. & Kar. , HAT AND BONNET BLEACHER Y. - Ladies gel r6ar Straw , Chip and Felt Bats don * up at nortbeist corner Seventeenth and Capitol avenue. WM. DOTE , PROP H HOTELS CANFIELD HOUSE , Geo. Canfield , 8th&Fam. DOR Ah HOUSE , P. II. Cary , 913 Farnham StJ ELAVEVS HOTEL , F.Slaven. 10th Street. Southern HoUl. Cn > . H mrl 91 hA. Lea enworth IRON FENCING Itc Wettem Con.iee Workp , Aden's for the Champion Iron fence Co. , have on baud all llnJl of Taucy Iron Ftncoi , CrcstlnlB.Tiacabi , Railmcs , ' e 1HO Poage ttrect. . < nlg INTELLIGENCE OFFICE- MllS. LIZZIE DSNT , 217 16th Street. , JEWELERS JOUNJ5AU11EK , ) SH Fatnhim Street. JUNK- - - - H. BERTHOLD , Ra ? nd Metals. LUMBER , LIME AND CEMENT " ' FOSTER A GRAY , corner C'h and tKUiluSl . , LAMPS AND GLASSWARE , , , J. CONNER , 1S03 Dcuclas St.Good Variety. MERCHANT TAILORS- One of oar moit popular Merchant Tallori is rs- roalni ! tb latest Jengn for Sprinp and Sam- miOoodiIorcenllcmrii'i etir. Slj'lsh ' dnrabln and prices low airver. 215 ISllibut. Dong &F r MILLINERY. MRS C. A. RINGER , Wholesale and ReUll , Fane ) Goods in preat % arictZephiTf , Card Roams , Hoilerv. cloves , cnrsctn , &s .Cheapest Houto iq tJio.West. purchasers a > c 33 pet cent. _ Order hy luul.115 FtfKeuth At. ' MILLS- OMAHA CUV MILLS , 8th and Famliam St . Wclthans Bro . "proprietors. * PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS- WAT. GIBBS. M. D. , Room No. 4. Crelfrhton block , l th Street. P. S. LSISENRING. M. D , Masonic Block , a L. HART , It. D. , Eje and Far. opp. postefficc DR. L. B OBADDY. Oculist and Aurist. S W.15th and Farnham St. PHOTOGRAPHERS - > T ; JGEO. IlhV.N , fKOF. * * b Grand Central Galler } , , ' 212 lruentb Street nexrMaronieHslI. rirat-claBSWotkandFrompt- nesa Qnarantecd. PLUMBING , CAS AND STEAM FITTING P. WiTARPY&CO. , 116 12ih St. , bet. Karn- ham A. Douzlas Work promptly HUnJed to. i. FITZPATRICK , 1403 Doujlas Street. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING ' IIEKHY A. KO TEK3.14I2'DoufeSirt t. PLANING MILL- A. UOYER , manufacturer of tub. doors , blinds , mo'dlnpn , rewe 8 , balusters , hand rail' , furnish * IrcrBcroll rawinir ; &cj , cor Dodce'xndSth rts. - PAWNBROKER i , J. TIOSENFELD , 32210th St. bet. Farn. & Har. "RtFRICERATORS DANHELD'S JATENT'l C. F. GOODMAXfllUi St. . bet. Farn. Bar. "SHOW CnSE MANUFACTORY 0. J. W1LIK , Manufacturer md Dealer in all Hndi of Show Cai F , OprifhtCa es &c , 1317 Cass St. STOVES AND TINWARE. * " " c A. BOIUIESTER , Dealer In-Stoves nd Tinware , nd Manufacturtr of Tin Roofs and all klndg of Buildins Work Odd Fallows' Block. _ _ ' 5TBONNKR. IMS Dour. St. C'ocdlnd Cn ap. SEEDS' J. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed .Drills and Cultivator * . Odd Felloxs HaU. - -SHOE-STORES. Ph'llpp Lruif JSZO Farnhtmit. tot. 131ft & 14th. f / . - ' SECOHO HAND STORE FEKEIK8 * LEAK , 1416Douclas St. , New and Second Hand Furniture , IUuM FnmUhlne Ooodi. Ac. , bought and -oldon narrow ma.Trlns. fSALOONS - HENRY EAUFVAKN , lntheaew brickblockon Doutlaa Street , bu ] i8lo ; Ded& most elegant Beer Hall. Hot Lunch from 10 to II evenrdar. ' t _ FLANNERY. On Farnham. next to the B , & M. beadqoarters , has reopened a neat and complete establish ment which , barring riRR. and Mother Ship- ton's Prophecy , will be opm for tbe boyi with Hot Lunch on and alurvrevnttlate. "CaledoniaJf _ FALCONER , 678 16th Street : UNDERTAKERS CHAS. R1EWE. 1012 Farnham bet 10th i llth 99 CENT STORES HENRY P3HLUAN , toy * , notions picture * , Jtwelry , & : , 513 14th bet. Farnham & Douglas. P. C , BACKV3,1205 Farnhua .rt. fancy foodi. AGKIOULTUEALi - } < _ . r _ _ , _ j. About Clover. A Michigan farmer writes to the journal of that name- , that he con siders clover to ho farmer of aa much vulWo aB a fertilizer as a crop cf corn for fattening stock and making man * ure. In an experience of forty-two years ha haa learned its value. He BftjB , when ho wants to seed down -n field of wheat ho trails Until the ground Inlwoll rettled at IhQopeniuR of spring , and the hard frost * are past , and then sows the seed , six quarts of clover seed and four quarts of timothy seed well mixed , then narrbwln lightly and roll the.ground. Ho aows ono hundred pounds of plaster to the aero. In seeding with oats , the amount of teed is the same , sown after the oata.aro dragged in , bat the ground is then rolled , bone- ' fiting'both oats and clover , i Olover is the must profitable sum mer pasture for hogs ; bntltho pas ture or field should be divided into two or three lots , so that the stock inhy ho changed from ono to the other during the season. Breodin * Ktrna Horses. National Lhe Stock JourniL We have encouraged the mo of the large imported horees of the better class , because we have thought that one of the greatest defects in onr farm noraos was want of siza ; and this-it , seemed to ns , couli better be .supplied by t > n Infusion of.tho blood of the draft horse than from'any oth r source. " But we are certain' that in m&ny Icciltties quite as Urge an in * fusionXf tl-is blood haa been made as will bo proGtable ; aud tint for the iiso of ttio fanner , better horaea can bo produced from these grade draft mires by the use of a btuut , largo , compactly built , thoroughbred horse , or a"KTglily brt > 3 , well formed and good-sized "trotting st&lliourtha'u by a further infusion of ths blood of the draft-horse. Returning again to the Percheron blood , we hive no hesitation in affirm ing our belief in its excellence ; and that is to this biped , vrhicbat , , a very early day.was largely introduced into C.inada , that the horses of that section owe much of the excellence tha * . dia- tingniahed thom fifty yeara ago. Very many of tfiu very beat sires cf general purpose or form horses that wo h < tvo uvcr had in the United State : , have Keen brought from Cdnr.dn , aud evi dently partook largely of Una blood. From that country wo have had the Pilots , the Corbeaua , the Golumbnses , 'the St. Lawrences , the Royal Georges , the Napoleons , the Nor mans , aud many other recognized 'families ' of superior excellence , which wo believe derived their merit mainly from the old Percheron blood , brought over by the French aettlera , rather than from au imaginary scion of imported Measenger , spirited in tome mysterious manner across the bordbr'as certain solf-styled "Horse Authority" in this country has told ua overand over sgaiu And while , aa wo have aaid , Ve think > in' many sec tions we have had quite as much of the coarse , draft horse blood intro duced aa will ) prove valuable " , yet re are clearly of opinion "that we can never gat too much of the genuine Psrsnoronjblood in any part of our country , where the production of hardy , .useful horses is the object in view. Girdling Fruit Trees. Homegtnd. , The veteran horticulturist , Prof. J. B. Turner , of Jacksonville , 111. , writes an account of a visit to the Spaulding fruit farm in Sangaraon county. He law there 14,000 bearing apple trees with scarce a blemished or defective one among them. At the bottom of thia grand culture is thorough under- draining , even where the ground waa dry and eloping. Lime and salt have been freely used as manure , and an army of 500 youEg turkeys do duty in suppressing insects. In the line o pruning and training , a regular system of girdling is what took the professor's eye. . Ifot as a novelty , for he girdled trees in his father's orchard sixty years ago , and often since , but here it It done on alarge scale and considered si one of the prime conditions ol profit , In every raid where a row or a tree haa been left unglrdled there ia a failure of fruit , while all the girdled trees are loaded. Exhaustion is prevented , and the aize and fairness of the fruit maintain ed by liberal feeding ; a. car load each of salt and lime being then on hand for use in the orchard Not a single tree naa ever been in- jufe'd by the girdling , even when rings of bark many inch ca wide have been taken off , but usually there are about a quarter of an inch wide ; and Prof. Turner says that he merely runs a widely set saw round the tree or branch that he would operate on , thus doing it very easily and quickly. The 'proper season for the operation ia in June. Ho has induced bearing in treea of Lawreucn Pear and Winter Nelis at a very early age , aud haa eoma now full of fruit which other * wi would not have shown their qual ity for many years. A Green Pippin true , a foot through , which had not borne a peck of fruit in ten years , has been cured of ita b&rren habit by the aarno simple means. Girdling acorns especially applicable to Mich treea as a check to their tendency to continual growth of wcod. Tc be harmless , the removed bark must bo replaced by a new 'protective covering in the aame aeaaou , but this healing over must not bo immediate or the check to the nap. flow is now sufficient to change the tendency from wood making to fruit * age. NEW SHOES GOAT , CLOTH AND PATENT LEATHER. Boston Trinicnpt. 0 "Pair No. 19 , " aald the small girl , ns ( the brought two litllo shoos from the bit ; box in the center of the room and laid them on the aofa. "It will probably bo pair 110 before 1 finish , " aaid the lady , who nat there ae ahe picked them np and tried them on. "When a parson has been in the house a year and has nothing but slip * jpers to her feet , and ia going to atart on along , leisurely journey next week she has a right to bo particular as to what she "will wear. Aren't all my now gowns so short of skirt that it is 5 duty to be particular about my bootal IVould you have mo mo a fright , Con- nyl"Oonny broaght six more pairs by way cf answer , and the two sat down to compare them. "They are in de lightful confusion , " said the lady , "and what with goat and India goat , and patent leather and glove kid , my poor bead ia in a whirL Yon describe them to me , Conny , while I shut my ejei , and I'll tell yon what I want. " "This haa a high heel , " began Con- ny. ny."Of course it haa , " interrnped the lady. "When they any low heela , they mean anything to which yon can climb without a radder. " "Tho solo ia rather thin , and the foxinc runa all the way around , and there ia a neat little back strap. " " "ThatTroulddo for a walking boot In very dry weather , " remarkedlhe lady ; "but aren't there some that have a half-opera toe and low vamp ? Those are more becoming ? ' "They have French heels , " Oonny answered , "and you don't want thoiB. " "Not I , " replied the l dy. Drench heela are well enough when one weara a train , but French heels , when one show * the whole r of ona'as foot in a short dress , are too absurd. There'a a girl on the other aide of the street who weara them , ant. she seems to bo trying to dig her toea intd the ground with every step. Tharo's a Louis XV. boil aomewh'ere among those first nineteen , and it ia atltched with white along the heel so as to call at tention to ita peg-like hpe. You may lay aaido that foxing , for thuy will look wtll with any black dress , and make the foot eoem a-naller thuu amooth lasting. " ' 'Hero are aomo dancing ahoe , " said Conny , ' 'with rather stiff aolea and high heels , and topa of the softest French kid. You ought to h ° vo a pair of those for evening ; and th-rra are French go.it boots with a Scotch welt , and here are some diagonal-cloth tops that are as pretty PS the basket cloth. " "Didn't aomebody Bay that they were wearing p tent-lesther opera toes ! " asked the lady. I used to like patent leather when I waa a little girl , because I coold aee my face in i' , and they make It so delightfully aoft now that it ii o pleasure to wear it. " Boots * ith patent-leather opera toss were easily found and laid aside for the holidays that are to come , when the reigning Attach wlnct has blow n itself out and when they wlil seem just the thing to wear with the short- skirted aui'a of cambric a deen. Shoea lacing at the tide were not to be found , although tha lady demanded them , not bccauso they wera pretty , bat beoauu aha had hnard that they were English , but there were laced shoes , Iwjd on tha Instep , : md the low tie wUch has been a fav-srstt for years. There were evening clip pers with one , two and three roeettes ; but the slipper with uono at all were marked "Favorite , " and when ( Jenny told her ao , the lady pettiahly In quired if tha shoemaker supposed that everybody waa a Oindcrello , and ailected D'Orsay slippers as a com promise. The prettiest evening ahoo ahe touud was the sandal , with ita numerous narrow straps , and she equipped her-elf with two palra of thfese and saveral sets of rosottea. "When the good time really cornea , Conny , " ahe aaid , "oLoemaketa will inako slipper roeettes of ribbon , and will charge oh ! her they will charge for them ! But now , when we think that bows ought to cost nothing , they will make thorn of folded silk or vel vet , nnd wo ahsll weir them out lu an evening. You needn't show nm tha lawn tennis shoca. I know that they are to be very gorgeous , and are to rmtch costumes of every docroa of brilliancy and eccentricity. I know that they are to bo worked in crewels - els , and tbe feet of tenuia playera are to leek like flying bouquets as they twinkle across the lawn , but I don't c o. And I don't want to aeo cro quet alippers either , but you may ae- lect aorno canvas bathing slippers for me. " "There really isn't anything now among these things , " said Conuy , as ahe packed away the rejected aaoea. "Oh , yes there la , " answered the lady ; "only your small mind does not appreciate it. There are not quito so many bottom , and the boots are a very little lower , and those ugly tips have quite disappeared , except from plain laating boots. " "They've been out or fashion thia four years , " muttered Conuy. ' And the new boota are fuller in the instep ard broader on the too , and are comfortable , Conny , comfort able. " Conuy pointed to the high-heeled slipper at she aped out with the box , nnd the lady composed heraelf to the quite admiration of her treasures. , A New Illuminating Fluid. London Telegraph. Highly interesting experiments with a newly-discovered mineral essence took place a tew eveniuga ago at the laboratory of an eminent Parisian analytical chemist , M. Wuertz , In the presence of several members nf the Academic dea Sciences. Having filled a lamp with the liquid in ques tion , and | gnitod the wick , M. Kor- dig , the discoverer of tha essence , tossed the lighted lamp up against the ceilintr , besprinkling the bystanders awell aa him self with the finning fluid , which , however , to the astonishment of all present , proved utterly devoid of heater or burning capacity. Ho then aeaked his pocket-handkerchief in the essence and set it on fire ; the esaouco burnt itself out , but the handkerchief re mained uninjured aa did his hat after subjection to a similar trial. Then M. M. Wuortz , Dumns and Friedel plunged their hands into a pan filled with the burning liquid , withdrawing them with fingers nil alight , like ao many jets of pas. They exper * ienced no aensUion of heat what soever upon the skin surface thus apparently in a state of active combustion. Other exporimenta fol lowed of an equally wonderful nature , conclusively demonstrating that tbe "Kordig essence ' is capable of pro ducing light without heat. All that is at present known of ita special phy sical characteristic * aeeinti to be that It is a thin and calorlesa oil , evaporat ing with gre.it rapidity. Ita discoverer proposes to cdapt it to general domta- tic use for lighting putpnaes , its chief recommendation beine absolute harm- lessncjs , for"it ia altogether incapibla of exploding and maybcpouradwhi'o ' burning upon Hie moat delicate textile fabric without the leaat risk of ignit ing the Sheik El Mocbeen. Among the Srat victims of tha 1111 pleasantness of Francii , is the leading aahn of Tunis , a holy m n directly descended from the great Prophet of Islam. His name Is Sheik El Moch- aen. The Daily Telegraph says that he never wore any other garment but a woolhn shirt , and made a practice of aleeping OH the roof of hia house , with the aky for hi * canopy nnd 'the moon for a night light. He was a grave and abstemious man , and yet his favorite pastime waa the damaging of hla neighbor's house property. Every now nnd again ho would sally forth from hia own dwelling , armed with a crowbar , and proceed in the moat solemnly energetic manner to prise a largo hole in the wall of aome mansion which happened to have taken hia fancy. Aa , soon aa he had completed hlseelf-aet task th'e inhabi tants of the perforated abode had quitted it , and became his property , the original owner being liberally in demnified by the Bey for all leas in curred. Whenever El Mochaen called upon the Bey His Highneaa greeted him with a klaa upon the cheek , an honor seldom accorded by the great man to his own near rela tives. Ejerybody In Tunia was afraid of the holy man ; which , con- aidering the character of hia amuse- menta , la acarcoly to bo wondered at , and hia death produced an extraor dinary sensation throughout the city. He had acarcely breathed his last when hia wbolon ahirt was carried to the Bey , who , with admirable aelf denial , declined to keep the hole of ao invaluable a relic , but had it cut into'pteces , one of which he kept , distributing the remainder amsnc hia great officers of atate. El Moschen died the of hia on eye august ances tor's birthday , and the belief ia current in Tunis that he quitted the world thna prematurely In order to avoid seeing his native country fall into the hands of France. Tne Power of Music Lonmilla Coarl.r-Jonrnal. ThiaHaakett had been ono of thoie patient souls who had tinkered old w tchea and peddled violina down at Columbus , Ohio , miua ing somehow to keep body and oul together , and several months since he brought Tta * menyi a , violin whcse tUne pleaiad ! him. Remenyi impulsively loaned I him ono of hia beat as a model. A few weekaalnce Haskett placsd in hia . hands the now instrument , which he called , in honor of hia patron , "Rg * monyl. " The violinist haa been in raptures ever since , and it waa to per- , init ua to loat with him over hii mar' vflous discovery that we were cor- ; ailed together. { In an instant Remonyi had kicked I off his shoes and flung aiide hia co-it , nnd rest. Then one by one all hit ! precious violina wore tested. Tnen ! the "Ccmenyi" flew to his shoulder. Street and aoft and tender mid BO far away aa if but the echo of a dream tne nuater be un. So gradual waa the crcsceUfd , so long were wo kept in dreamland , that a breathless hush had ccmo upon us ; but soon , with tha over-increasing radiance of the musician's face , caino neirer and nearer voices and tones of marvelous j number and perfection. Although almost completely spoil-bound with I he wlzird work of tha man nnd the iuatrimiont , I happened to look nt the "buffer fiddla maker , " as Remenyi calls him Hla grout hands denched us though hla fingor-unili tore driven into hla palms , hia head thrown back , hia mouth open , hu sat ttiera palj aa a ghost and rigid , hia eyea fixed upon ll-amnlyi with such a stare as alarmed mo. If over hum-in charmed human , Romriyi charmed thia man there and then. But. noun Ihti melodious voices changed Into mild wallinus , then to grand symphonies , then to pltcoui mluor ? , then to whirlninda of diapa sons , at last ending with such a heroic and sublime and overwhelming sweep of music as is but once in n life time heard. Haskelt'a face quiv ered like a child's ; aoon the great tears began rolling down his face , nnd giving this wonderful Instrument and ita master mich a look aa a mother might give to her baba whom another had nursed from her breast into life and Sove , hofl d the room. Then for hours Uei.ienyi swept thia masterpiece - piece with hia chirmod bow , and only as the shadows of night began to gather we departed , and then with a some thing within ua and about ua that can only be felt but never told. Dotting Tnolr Senses. New Orleans Times. We may aa well make up our minda to it. New Orleans , unleas content to see horsalf outstripped by citiea of yesterday , must become a "Yankee city1 juat aa Now York , Brooklyn , Philadelphia and Chicago are all "Yankee cities. " The "Yankee cities" are the rich and prosperous citiea. They have found out how to grow and how to win. There can be no great city on the continent of North Amer ica hereafter that ia not a "Yankee city. " That ia very certain. The "Yankee citiea" somehow have the cipltal , the enterprise , the organizing power , the skill that gets on. " Farmers ana Mechanics. If you wiah to avoid great danger and trouble , besides a no email bill of expense , at thia season of the year , you should take prompt ateps to keep disease from your household. The By-tern ahould be cleansed , blood puri fied , stomach and bowela regulated , nnd prevent and cure diaeasea arlaing from spring malaria. We know of nothing that will HO perfectly and surely do thia aa Electric Bitters , and at the trifling cost of fifty cents a bet tle. [ Exchange. Sold by lah & MoMahon. (1) ( ) Facts tnat We Kno w. If you are Buffering with a severe cough , cold .asthma bronchitia , con sumption , loss of voice , tickling in th e throat , or any affection ot the throat or lunga , wo know that DR. KINO'S NEW DISCOVERY will give you immediate relief. We know of hun- dreda of cages it haa completely cured , and that whore all other medicines had failed. No other remedy can show one-half as many permanent cures. Now to give you satisfactory proof that DK. KINO'S Nr.w Discov- KUY will cure you of Aathma , Bron- cliitis , Hay Fever , Consumption , Se vere Cougha and Colds , Hoarseness , or any Throat or Lung Disease , if you will call at J. K. IbH & McMxuoN Dnif Store you can get n trial bottle free of coat , or a regular size battle for § 1.00 janlGly(2) ( Gentle Women . Who irant glossy , luxuriant t and wavy tresses of abundant , t beautiful Hair must nso i LION'S KATHAIRON. This i elegant- cheap article always 1 makes the Hair prow freely andTast , keeps it from falling out , arrests and cures grayness - ness , remoYes dandruff and itching , makes the Hair Strong , giving it a curling tendency ana keeping it in nny desired position. Beau tiful , healthy Hair is the sure result of using Eatbairon. PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUP PLIES AND TRANSPORT ATION. pvEPAUTMENT OF THE INTERIOR , Office \J of Indian Affairs , Wa-hinirton , March 23 , IsSl. Scaled proposals , Indorsed Tropoaa. ' * for Ilc f , liicnn , Hour , Clot alnp or Transportation , Itn tl e case nny be , ) and directed to the Commissioner of In Man Affair' , ho * . 66 and 67 Woo ter Street , Nm York , will be received un til 11 a.m. of Monday. Mar 2,1331. for furnisa- iiU for 'he Indun service about 800,000 pound * Bacon , 40,000,000 pound ! Bee ! on tht hoof , 128- 000 pounds Beans , TO VOO pound I Hakinj Powder , 2,3(0.000 pounJn Corn , 760,000 pounds Coffee , 8- SOO.OCOpounda nour,2lOOOpoundgKeed,300,000 1 oumH Hard Broad , 75,003 pounds Hominy , 9. . 000 [ ouncla Lard , 1,650 tr.rreli Mew Pork , 233- 000 pounds Rice , 1100 pounds Tn , 72,900 rounds Tobacco , 200,000 pounds Salt , 200,000 pounds Soap , 0,009 touncls Soda , 1 , ° 50COO pounds Sugar , and 839,000 pounds Wheat. Also , Blankets. Woolen anl Cotton goods , ( c < nti8tn ; in part nf i icVin ? , 30,000 yards ; Stan lard Calico , 300,000 yarJs ; Drilllnz , 25,000 yards ; Duck , froi from all Blzinjf , 175,030 yards ; Denim * , 17,000 yards ; Gingham , 60,000 ) ar's ; Kentucky Jeans , 26,000 } ard ; Satinet , 4.500 yards ; Brown Sheeting , 213,003 yards ; Bleached Shtetinif , 9,000 jariis ; Hickory Shirting , 12,000 3 aids ; Calico Smrtinir. 6,000 yards ; TVinssy , 2- 600 yard ) Clothing. Groceries , otlonJ , Hard ware , Mtdical Supplies ; and a long list ol mis cellaneous articles , cuch M Harness , Plows , Uakes , Forks , &c. , and for 478 Wasons required for the service in Arizona , Colorado , Dakota , Idaho , Indiin Ter. , Miuneaota , Montana , Ne- bra-ka , Nevada aoil Wi-coniin , to be delivered at Chlcigo , Eaniaa City and Sioux Ci'.y. A so , Transportation tcr such of tbe Supplies. Goods and articles that mar not be contracted for to be delivered at the Agencies. Bids mmt bs mide out on Government blanks. Schedu'o ) showinz the kinds and qoantitie ) of subsistence supplies required for each Agen cy , and tbe kinds and quantities , in gross , of all other goads and articles , togethtritlth olank proposals and form * for contract and bond , con ditions to b- observed by bidders , time and p'acetf del'vtry ' , terms cf contrvA aod pay ment , trausportatinu rouUs , and other neeesnarr instructions wM be furnished open application to the Indian Office in W-shington , or Nos. 65 and 67 Wooster Street , New York , Wm. H. Ljon , No.4S3 Broadway. New York ; and to the Commlff.iiej of bubaittence , U. S. A , at Chicago cage , Saint Louis , Saint Paul , Leaveaworth , S n Francisco , Ooiaha , Cheyenne , and Yankton and tha Postmaster at Soux City Bids will be openeJ at thehourjandday abore siated , and bidders are invited to be prtsentat the openijE * . CXBT1ITCO CUECXS. All tils most be iv-compauled by certified checVs upon eoms United State * Depository or Arsistant Treuurcr , for 3t leatt fire per cent , of the amount of the proposal ) . THOMAS M. NICHOL , mirCS-lm Acting Comniinloner. twfiraM .a gpt. > , i jJt.J-r = . . - . , ' , .t. + rz NO CHANGING CiRS BKMWF8.S' OMASA AND CHICAGO , \Vhe > o Direct conroalon * ara Mide With Through Sleeping Car Lines 10 New York , ! io > tni , Phi5 ! lcl- pliin , liiiltimoru. Tt'ash * inuton , AND ALL FASTERN CITiCS THE SHORT LINE via PEORIA for IndiannpoIis.Cincinnati.Louis- ville. AND ALT , rO ( > Tg IN mi K BEST LIKE F. > R ST. LOUIS , Where Direct Connections are mailo in the UNION I EPOT vriih ThtoUjh Slo' Car Llaei lor all Points S O TT T The New Line for 3DES IMIOIIETjDS The Favorite Route for The unequaleJ Inducoteents offend by thia Line to Travelers andTourUi * , are as follows : Iho celebrated Pullman (16-whecl ( ; Pabco Sleep- In ? Cars , tun only on this Line. C. , U. & y. p lacj Drawing-Koom Core , with Hortoti's Ue- cllnlEjr Ch Ira ho extra charge fur Seata in Rcclinln ? Chairs The famous a , B. & Q. Palace Dlninir Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Can fltUd witli Elegant IlU-h-Backed Ra'tan Rerolvui ? Chilra for thcexclmivo usa of first-class pisjen- gers. gers.St el Track and Superior Equipment , com bined with their Great Thronh Car Arranfre- mont , makes thia , above all others , the favonta Route to the Boat , South , and Soutli-K et. Try it , and jou will find troweling : a luxury Inatead of . discomfort. Throujrh Titkets via thh Celebrated Line for gate at all offices In the United Statesand Canada. AH Information about Rates of Fare , Sleeping Car Accommodations , Time Tables , & .c , will be cheerfully given by applunir to JAMES R , WOOD , General Passenger Agent , Chicago. T. J. POTTfiR , General Manager , Chicago 18SO. K. C.,8T. JOF.SC.3.R.R. , Ia the only Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WE8T. Ho change of can between Omaha and Bt. Lonli nd bnt one between Omaha and Ne * York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS XIACBUa ILL Eastern & Western Cities With less charges andln advance of ether lines. This entire line Is equipped with Pnllraan'i Palace Sleeping Cars , Palace Daj Coach- ea.Mlller'B Safety Platform and Coupler and the celebrated Westlnghousa Alr-Draie. J " 3EE THAT YOUR TICKET JflTVla Kansas City , St. Joseph 3-CoanciniuB3lt.R.vIa. ; S carJooandSt.LouU.T4 Ticket- for sale at all coupon itatlona In the Went. J. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWES , Oon'l Supt. , Oen'l Paaa. A Ticket Aj t St. Jo eoh , Uo. St. Joaepb , Mo , W C. SEACURE3T , Ticket Agen. , 1020 Farnnao Stroat , ANDY BORDEN , A. B. BARNARB , Pa a. Agent.Om'ths. Oen'rl Aent , Omaha. PILE REMEDY. INTERNAL. EXTERNAL. AND ITCHIN8 PILES mt once on tlio application of III rile Itemed-- , which net * A rectly npon Uic parts ntlfccKd , obaoritlai itar Tomotn. allaying the Intcnac lte > Ul otlter remedic ha-fc failed. 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Eetnrnmff , leave St. F iU at 330 p. m. . ar * ving st Sioux City at1:16 a. c. , and Union Paclflo Tr a fer Depot , Council Bluff ? , at 9:50 : a m Ba sure that your ila-iot-i read via " 8. C. BF.R.R. ' F.O.HUXS , Superintendent. ! Ionrl alley , Iowa' P. R. nOBINSON , A-Vt fJen'I Piss. Ageat. J. H oBR-iAf , ii.iror Aycnt , Conndl Blnffi MAKE XO 3IISTAKE ! MICA AXLE G-KEASE Composed largely ot powdered mica and Istnglist is the best and cheapest lubricator in the wqrjd. It U the bcsibecausei t iou3 not iram , but fonts hlKhly polbhcJ surface over the axle , doinz away uith a larca amount of friction. It is the cheapest bocaus" yo need use but half tbe quantity ID gre Jnig jour wazon that you woul J of any other axle grease made , and then mn your wsirori twice as long. It answers equally aa vroll for JIU1 GearingTbrcablng | Machine , Kaysfiet. ic.ia for wagons Send fer Pocket Cyclopedia ol Thinjrs Worth Knowing. Mailed free to any addresa. MICA MAHUFAGTURIHG CO. , 31 MICHIGAN AVBNDE. 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Louis , Mo. KIDNEGBNia highly recommended and unsurpassed for "Weak or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Bright's Disease , Loss of Energy , Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions arising1 from Kidney cr Bladder Tliaeases. Also for Yellow Fever Blood and Kidney Poisoning , in infected malarial sections. JfdTBy Uie distills' an of a FOREST LEAF wlthi JUSIPXR BERRIES and BARLEY MALT w hatf dlscoreretl KIDNECIKIf.which actsspedflcallT on the Kidney * and Urinary Organs , rrmoin < In jnriotui depoiiu formed In tha bladdar and preventta ? any utralninsr. smartinir sensatlou heat or irritation in the membranous 11 In ? of thn ductd or water p wo . U exdto a healthy action in the HIdntjI -lTln ; ; them strcnsth , tiaor and restorloff these organs to a healthy condition , showlac 1U ( tot- on both the color and tasy flow of urine It can bo Ukeu at all timw. In all cllmatn and nnderril clrcumnancej without Injury to the system. Unlike any other preparation for Kldnay difficultly it h M i rery plevant anJ areo-.bl taste and flavor It has been difficult to make a prepuatloai containing positive rtinretlc properties which will not nauseata , bnt bo acceptable to tbe stomach Before taklnganyLlvei medUUo.try a.bottl of KIDNEOKN to CLKA SK th KIDNKYS from foul matter Try it and you will always u i t as a family nied'dne. Ladles esreclally will Uk It and Oentlemen willflnd KIDSEOEN tha beat Kidney Tjnle r r used ! NOTICK Each bott'e "sears the signature of LAWRENCE 4 UARTUf , also * Proprlatary Oortrn nient Stamp , which permits KIDXECEN to bo sold ( without license ) by DrnjirfiU , Orocari and Oth r Persons ( vertwhere. T Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. If not found at your Dnnrfsta or Orocers. no will send a bottle prepaid to the nearert express office to you LAWRENCE & MARTINr Proprietors , Chicago , Ills. Sold by DKUGGISTS , GROCERS and DEALEES everywhere Wholesale azenU la Om ba. STEELE , JOI1N80H & CO. , * ll ! supply tb tr.ud at minufacta prices. IT IS A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE Gives universal Satisfaction _ and that it is stead ily and rapidly increasing in public lavor. The White Machine insily 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 as agents men of in tegrity , and purchasers 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 will be promptly filled. JOHN ZEHRUNG , Cor. Davenport and 15th Sts. Omaha. THIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP Proves beyond any reasonable question that tko > * ' CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'Y Is by nil < xlds the best road for you to take -when traveling In either direction between Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the West , Nqtfh and Northwest.r - Carefully examine this 3rap. The Principal Cities of the "We-it and Northwest are Stations on this road. Its through trains make close connections with the trains ol all railroads a Junction points. CHICAGO A ; NORTH-WESTEftM THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. ' Over all of its principal HnM.niiw each way dally from two to four or more Fast Express Trains. It is thu only road west of Chicago that uses the PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CABS \ It ! ? the only rmil that nini rullman Slcf-plnf * Cars North or Northwest of Chicago. It has nearly3OOO SIILE3 . { OJPjeOAlt. ItlorrasthofollowinsTruiikLiiies : Council Illutrs. Denver & California Lin . " "Wlnona. Minnesota & Central Dakota Line. " Sioux City. Jfor. Nebraska & Yankton Lino. " "Chicago , St. Paul and Minneapolis Line. " > nr. Illinois. Frceport & Dnbunno Line. " "Milwaukee. Green lUy & Lake Superior Line. " Tickets o\er this ro = U are sold by all Coupon Ticket Agenla In the United States and Canada * . Itemt-mber to ask lor Tickets via this roadbo snro they rend over It. and take none other. JIAEIX UCOUITT , Gcn'l Manager , Chicago. A W. H. STESSEIT , Gen'l Pjss. Agent , Chicago. HA.RRY P. liDEU Tick-t Atent C. 4 N. W. Railway , 14th andrarnhamStre ( U. f U. E KIMBALL. Assistant T.cket Aeent C 4 N. W. Railway , 14th and Farnham SUesU. J BELL , Ticket AirontC ft N W. Railway , C. P R. R. Cepot. -TAlVTMI'r nT.ARIC fMi-r-\ ) ] > n > . HIVER1GK. ! , BEDDING , FEATHERS SH3L 33ES. And Everything pertaining to the Fr niture and Upholstery Trade , A COMPLETE ASSORTMEHT OF MEW GOODS AT THJE JFIRIOIES- H , moa th ut 1208 and 1210 Farnlmm Stree ! . LIST OF MAMMOTH GLOTING HOUSE. Hard Wearing Goods I Men's Cotton Suits. . . . 8 400 Men's CottonaJe Pants .10 to ISO Men's Cotton Worsted . 6 00 Men' * Cuimere Pan'3 00 to 5 00 Men's Jeans . "Jx Men's "Wor-tod Panta 3 50 to 5 75 Men's Satinet Suits . 85 ' 0 to G CO Spring Overcoat- 800 to 18 00 Men's Union Casa Suits . 8 00 to JO CO White Ve-t- lOOto 200 Men's All-Wool Suits . 12 BO to 18 00 White Shirts. . , 621 to 125 Men's Wonted - Suits . 1350 to 20 O1) Fancy Shirts. . . . . 37i to 175 Men's Bine Flannel Suit- . . . . 730 to 13 .A Casairnere Shirts ICO to 350 ' . 40jto 900 Blue Flannel Shirta lOOto 175 Yonth'sSuits Boy's Suits . 275 to 900 Overalland Jumpers..50c and upwards ' 600 Suspenders 25 to 450 Snibf . - Children's 2-jOto Men's Jeans Pants . 100 to 201) Cotton Half IIo * 40c to $15 00 p r down Complete line of Neck Wear , Linen Collars and Sum mer Underwear- Silk Handkerchiefs , Hats , C'aps , Gloves , Trunks and Valis.es , Boots and Shoes. Agent for San Francisco and Oregon City Wooletf Manu facturing Company. M. ELGUTTER'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE , 1001 Fan-ham , Corner 10th Street.