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ll TrORKEY AT LAW S10 Eonth Ihirtcenlh
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J. M. WOOLWQRTH.
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_ CHARLES.FOWELL , _
USTICE OF THE PEACE Corner 16th and
J Farnham Bt > , OmahaHtV
. SlKiERAL ,
1TTORNEY AT LAW Room 6Crelghton
Bloct. Itth St. OMAHA.
, .A. C. JROUP ,
rronxrr.AT LAW oeoa
nOBKEY AT LAW Oralctanank i Solid
A. M. CHADWICKi - ;
TTOKKET AT LAW Ofdca ISM
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" ! W. L KABODY.
OSee In Oreightoa Block , nszt U
LfcWYKK , .OMAHA , MHHUBK * . .
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DemOTICHBI , MAM '
& 3ARHETT.
r jafi ys - aft
g-'orrJCE-'Oalen Sloct.nft tirth anfrFarntaax
ATTORNEY AT , LW
BLOCK * COR ?
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at 9ra ! w.
OOce : Fro = t rooms , op italnln Hansoom'l
new brick balldlnK , K. W. eornor Fifteenth anc
J arnham Streets. - - >
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A 1 1 o'r n e j s - a Uw. .
bpofel attontlon will b gireETib all tnlti
gaint corporations cf every description ; will
practice In al . . Jthe OourU ol th SuUtod-
- OnHedetatw.Offlcerrarnham Bt. wpoilte-
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TTC3NKT AT LATC Rtxa 6 O
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A JTOBKXT U. LAWJtmblm Ctt i
A Omaha liebrasLa. - ii-J
JosGLA'RlCSONit&
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S1BS. Hth fclreet , Omaha , jib. w
Greatest Discovery of the Age
Tomie > f ul dtoovorleclD the worldhavabsaamao *
Among otb r thiartlicre SapU CSta j ttayed
qblldreu ott aak.tt.hB aiakca roods or.uoU c
If really he fivce In a mountain of unotr.
but year an excursion oiled clear'to the Poll
And suddenly droppcdlntowhat * ocmeJliVahol
VThore woadnr of wooden theyfonnQ ane Jtand ,
if hllo Uirx-Uto beln appeared on each hand. _
* 5fcera were jnocntalns like'oun , wjtb-'mor *
boautttul crton , - * * * s _ , ,
klea than everweMfseenx c
AoJ far bdphver ,
IBrdl 1th the hass oft rainbow were fonnd ,
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While BOB ers of exqulilt * Ingnntw vtre'gro *
inc smind. -
Kot long ir r tnej lott „ Unrcodtr In Soabil. * j
A bolujr soon casie thty hid board much about , '
k iiMJjih&l&-4nf sillland thlathfy all lay v
l.lwked like tbe t ctur * weeerorydsy.
He drove tip a team that looked Ttry queer ,
rwai a team ofrnsshorriere innoad cf nindaar ,
Be rode IIL Bhell Instead of a alelah , C V
limt OB took than , ou toud and drora nieni
aray. , * \ _ Vji C
He Showed tUeja ciloyor nil vrcsdorfQ roahn ,
And factories mMn "Rpod ler women and men i
Funien wcri-wortlnj' en liaW creu adcali :
loTJnnco's thcv P U the/Nrerescndrae thtm all.
tCrll Klnrlo , thet > io Jilir.toldtheaat asm ,
A 11-our fJIoTes we ar lending to BoncaT - > " * " _ ,
flasta showed thcmtuspccd rJind maar thlnj ,
more.
Saytnr I als look thata to WanJBunce't flora , . .
Btnta Clina ttea htspereJ a secret he'd U3 ,
As In Omaha every one Vnftw Bcnee wellft f t
He therefore f head wnd his ( rood * ti hSs c r , . j
KnowlnR his friends wCJ get their tall sbart _ f
Star WBi5kab r > o dwKkn b Omaha town , 2 S ,
AD wh wi t we e uT BMICS'I goxoimdA 3 | j
jen < r our sister or aunt one and aL.
BOBO , Champion Hatter oj Uv West , DoojUJ
et , Oaahs , . ' '
, EVERY THURSDAY
- V J * S < * i It J r.iHn ro
'England , Franca and Q-armany
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i'or risaf o ipply to , .
G. B. KICHARO & , CO.
General Fassengrr Agents ,
KAVK E.-
UKNRt
AMHF.GAR WORKS !
EBNS KKEBS , Manager"
UuraUctunr ot all kind ) ot
m and 19U OXAUA. SBB.
OMAHA
BP81\CSS DIRECTORY.
ART EMPORIUMS
J. U. BOSfd Art Kmponum. 1516
itrtet , Steel Engranngs , Oil Paintings , Chromes
? "ancT Prunes , i"r mIojaSKd ; 'ty. Low prices.
J. BOSKEK , JS09 PcngUa St. Goad Stylet.
ABSTRACT-AMD REAL ESTATE. ' .
JOHN L. UcCAQUE , opposite postoffic * . * "
W. R. BARTLETF , 317 South 13th Street :
ARCHITECTS.
DUFRENE&MKXDKLSSHON , ARCHTITECrS ,
Room _ H. Creighton Block.
Cttlghton Clock.
BOOTS AND SHOES-
_ . JAMKS D VINE' & CO ,
FhK Boots and Shoes A coed assortment ot
home workonhand , cor.ISth and Homey.
THO3 ERICKSON , S.E.'cor.-6thaadDonsflas
JOHV FORTUNATUS ,
60S 10th St. , maiufactures tc order good work
at fair prices. Repairing done
BED SPRINGS-
Ji F. CABRtMZE. Manufacturer. Tlsgchers'Blk.
BOOKS , NEWS AND STATIONERY
J. I. FRUEHAUf , 1015 Farnham Street.
B TTE8ANDECCS.
McSHANK&SCnEOEl'Eil theolde'tB. andE.
h > UM in XebraiLa , csUbhsSeJ H7o , Omaha.
CENTRALREaTAURANT
REaTAURANT ,
- - -.UKS.-A. . RYAN ,
sonthwtat cor..l6th and Ledge , * - -
_ xBest Eoird for tbe lloner.
5te-7"5" ' " " " SMisfacttju Guaranteed.
MealiatalHoafs.i
* Bourd , 'hjll.e'Dtf , WceV or Month.
J , < , _ > Gojd TermtaforCuh.
Furnished Rooms > uppli 4.
CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS
WM. ENYDEUNo. 1318 14th and Ilarney St
'CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS-
DRhW ROabHATEU , J510 Farnham St.
EYrnn SurrejJ , Grade and Sewerage Sjttenm a
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
* , - * JDHSO : WILLIS , 1414 Dodge Street.
J.L B. BEEJTEU , For details see large AdrcrUse-
cuat in Dailand W eeklj.
; ( ( CIGARSANDTOBACCO.
TEST & FRIT CIIER , Mannlicturera of O J ra ,
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.F. LORENZEIT.CJmnfactnrer , 51410th St.
' CORNICE WORKS
Western Cornice Work * , Manafactnrers Iron
Jornl e , Tin , Iron and , SlaU Boofiosr. Orders
ma anjlociuity tromi Uy executed In the test
jnanner.JFactoiy tnd Office J310 Dofige btreet.
GalranUed Iron Coiticcs , Wlndoacapi. etc.
manufactured and put up in any pan ot the
country. * T. SINUuLD. 18 Thirteenth fat.
, - CROCKERY.
J. B05NER.11309' Douglaj St. Good L'.ne
CLOTHINC'ANbfURNlSHINCCOODS
QEO. H. PET RSOK. i Alra Bat * , Cap * . Cools ,
Shoes , Notions and Cutlery , SOI S. 10th bt.
, H " % CLOTHING "BOUGHT.
O. SHAW ill piyihighciS ciah price f r second
hand do'hinp. Corner 10th and Faniham. '
, DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL , "Will lams' Bloclt. Cor. 15th
OILS-
PharmacUtFine Faocy Goods , Cor. 15th and
, B pi f DtnglaB Streets. f
W. J WmrETOUSE , Wholesale & ReUU.16 Bt.
C. OFIELD\2022 NoiVh Sldo'CnmlDe Street.
M. PARR ; Drugafat. 10th nd'Honard'SU '
* " 'DRY COODS. OTIDNS.rrC- ' "
JOHNH. _ Vt LEHMAJJN i CO ,
NewYork'UJrv Ooodiltoro , 1310 and 131 ! Farn.
- - ham street
J. C. Enewcld , a'so Voots & shacg , 7 th A raclfle
* s r FURNITURE. . , r.
A. F. GROSS , > 'ew and Secondfl : nd Furniture
and btorea , 1111 Doujla ? . IIilKBt c ih piice
pild far second-hand gociK
J. BONNEB , 1303 Donclag St. Fine Goods , &C.
FENCE WORKS
- \ OMAHA. FKNCK , CO.
OCST. FRIES & CO. , " ISlSTTafney St. Improv.
edlce Boxes , Iron and Wood Fences ,
Countersot Pint an J "Walnut.
, , < , , f FLORIST-
A.-Donajrhue , plint ? , cu. flowers , seeds , boqneta
etc. , H. W. cor. ,10th and Dour las SU.
- ? , . FOUNDRY. * *
JOHN WCARNE A SONa.cor 14th& Jackson st.
FLOUR AND FEED
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 8th and Faraham SU.
WeUhani Bro * . . proprietors.
> - ? . rx .GROCERS-
It STEVENS SUtbeJween Cnmlnj and Irird.
f. Al U03HAKE'Corner 8Sd tx& Cumlng Stg.
' ; " rm"S HATTEBS. < v
" - * W.Ti.PARROTTE&CO. ,
1E06 Dauglai Street , Wholesale Exclnslrely.
" _ ' ' .H DWAREIRBNAND STEEL
LiK&L GWORTnY.WhoTcealo , 110 and
ISthJit. - -
f -j }
' A. SOLUES , comerlBtttand California.
HARNESS , SADDLES , &C.
.aZl J3th St. . bet. Farn. & liar-
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_ ATAHD-BONNETBLEACHEinrv
lidies jet yoorStraw , Chip and FcftUlaU dona
HP at northeast corner So > enteenthand Capitol
WM. DOVE , TKOP " *
„ HOTELS ' * ST
CAKFIKLD HOUSE ; Geo. Canoed , Bth &Farn.
DOR AN HOUSE , P. H. Cary , 913 Farnham St.
SLAVEN-S HOTEL , F. Slaven , 10th Street.
Southern'Hotal.'oni.Harifl Olh& Leavenworth
IRON FEXCING
j3teW < * lern.-Ccn.ti Workr , Ajr n'sfor.thc
, Chun pi cm Iron t cnce.Co-finite on bandall Untls
s , Fincals.Kaallnif ,
H J5 Iad2
MRS. LIZZIE DENT , 217 16th Street.
' JEWELERS
JOHN BATJMER , ISUFainhim Street.
JUNK
7 -
, -.UUUBER , LIME AND CEMENT
-A. OKAY , corner 0 h and Douslaa Sts.
UMPS AND GLASSWARE.
St. Good.Variety. .
MERCHANT TAILORS-
Oneotonr mosV popular .Merchant faUo-slsro-
eoiTlne the latest detlgni for Sprhi ? aud Bmu *
marboibdiforMnt'emrn'snciir. Sty bttdurab1
and prrtm lawl'jrver ' lS' 13th bet Ionc. & r > r.
MRS C. A. KINDER , Wholesale and RetalL
JFin v Goods , tar prpat , j'arlery * "Zeph TS. Card
Boartio , Hwierrrglo\ecor cte , 2 % Cheapest
- flome In the West."Tnrchasen savp'SJ pet
Cent. Order Jii'UCair" ' 115 FJ nth -it , j.
" J PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS- !
WZft GBRSU. fD ; , Boom So. 4 , Crelghton
Block1fth Street'.1- '
i P. S. LJUSENRISO , .M. I > , ( Masonic Blo.k.
' L. Hyilfr " D.rtjeTndVar. opp. posttfllce
DR. E.B GRADDY
OculUt and Aorist S W.inth and Farnham St.
i QUO. .HtkYN , PUUf.
Grand Ontral Gallcr ) ,
12 Sixteenth Street
asonlcHall. Flrjt-closs Work and Prompt.
Qturintccd.
-PLUHBINC , CAS AKD'STEAM FITTING
P W. TARPV Jt CO . 218 12th St. , bet. Kara-
ham fi Donjlas. Work promptly attended to.
b. FTrZPATRIClcl 09 DougUs Street.
. PA1HTINQ AND PAPER HANGING
A' KOiTE'isUllZ Dodce Street.
A. MOTER , manufatrurcr ot sash , doors , blinds"
I * o'dinps , tewe t , balusters , hand rail' , furnish *
jg. gonll sawing. &fi , cor. Dodce and Oth stf.
; 3a IDttffetrUt. Tarn. A Har.
„ ' 1KPRICEHAT8JS 'CAHFIELD'S PATENT
C. F. OOOPMAy. < UUiSt.'tVt > Farn. ' & liar.
' CUSE-lJUNUFACTORY
C * O.J.WILDE , -
Manutactarrr nd Dealer in all kind ) of Show
Cajcf. UpriffalCasafcc ; 13U Csa St
f ? MVl STOV1S AND TINWARE-
I I * .jj BURME3TER ,
BeaUr in Stoves anfl TBitart , and Manufacturer
ot Tin RooKana all klndsvot BuDdinr' Work
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J. BOXTTER , 1S09 Pong. St. Oo.d and Cheap.
( J t ' t' ' 'SEEDS " -1 -
J. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed DrUlj
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, ISM Farnham tt. bet. 13th 1 14th.
, . , New and
-Furniture , Htuse Furnishing
OoodX Aa r bought u d sold on narrow magins. .
U SALOONS- -
In th * lew brick block on Douglas' Street , his
Most openfiJ % most elepint Beer Hall.
s v 3-'sfiot IJafie * > from 10 to 12
fts jgr-- ever d T.
rfr"rLANNERT ,
'On Farnhasir-oext to the BT-&U. headquarters ,
oafreopenedBeat ah3 complete establish-
eit-Vhidj , ' " barrinj ; riRK , and Mother Ship-
ton'g'Fropheorr'Pl t * P n 'otU > b J wl *
Hot Lunch on and aftu prnt Jate. _
f-CaJedoola- . FALCOSEB , 679 isth Street
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V \v.x UWERTAKERS '
HA3.1UKWE 1012Jarnhambet lOth&Uth
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HEKRlt.p3m.MAN , toy . notlo'ns plctore * .
Je relry * 3 , SIS lilh bet. ftrnham & Dongas.
f. 0. BAOlv3iiTJ rjHbxB Jft. fancy gjods. ,
A MIGHTY HONT.
THE NEVADA MAN TVHO FOUWD MFB TOO
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TAM E OUT IH THESt PARTS.
Brooklyn Eagle , - *
"It's all very well , strangers , for
you to chin , about gittiu' lots o' quail
and dacks , bat whir I live we call that
yer slim ehootiu' , * now you hear me.
Only gals shoot-birds out my way. "
' suppose you , have much l rger
game , " suggested an admiriug by
stander , who had been telling ho r be
bagged some robblna over in Jersey in
the fall of ' 60.
"Now you're Ulking Ifingnage.
B'ars , bufialos , elephants , camels , gi
raffes , kyotea , mastodons , ia 'nothing
for us to git. I laid In a stock of ] ack
tigers year afore last that would make
you fellers weep with latter fer to see
'em , and people come fer a thousand
mile to see my coral o' polar b'ars ,
captured light onto my own premi-
B. "
' Won't you take a little some
thing ! " aaked a man who had thereto
fore paralyzed the mob with wild duck
stories.
"You might stir a little sheet light-
nin' into come assafedtty , and gimme
a squirt o' vitriol into it , " observed
the stranger. "I'm accustomed to
powerful stuff , but I got hurt in a
seal fight , and hev to drink pooty
light now. "
"Tell us about it ! " chorused the
mob.
mob.The
The stranger sipped in silence a
moment , and then opened up : "You
see , the elephants bad been stealin'
my hens for some time , and I jest seta
a trap for 'em ; I bought a steamboat
and took off her hog chains for a slip-
noose , and fastened one end around a
hole about a quarter of a mile thick ;
I knotred for aartin that no doggoned -
goned elephant could start that ; then
I put an ostrich that * my daughter
had killed oa her way from echool
in the loop , and went to bed ; about
4" o'clock in the mcrning I heard a
row and found I'd got a buck seal in
the trap : he showed fight and I went
fur him , and for nearly a week It was
hard to tell which had the b.at of it ;
finally , I drowned him , and oat o'
that seal I got 'leven hundred bir'rls
o' ile and ( nigh onto a sqnar mile n'
skin , good fur , and worth § 10 a yard ,
but it crippled me financially. "
"How ? " dominded a breathlrus
listener.
"In the f 033 thet yer seal knocked
over my house and bu'ldin's and lore
up my arable Bile clear to bid rock.
Conldn't plant a thing. "
"Won't you try another drink ? "
asked a sympathizer.
"GImmo a little powered sulphur
and half a dozen red peppers in some
nitro-Rlycerine , will yer ? Doctor tays
I got to be keorful for a month or six
weeks. I got squar' , though , " he
continued. " "I kirn out ahead.
When I Rot to open thet ostrich L.
found a .fourteen acre farm , well
stocked and watered , egty-two ! miles
o' barb wire fencin' , three hundred
ton o' tiay and a Baptist church , all in
good repair , only the steeple was a
llttla bent. It was a good hanl ,
stranger. "
"Did you ever ijet the elephants ? "
inquired an Oyster Bay man , who
claimed to have walked over to Great
South Beach on the backs of a echoal
of bine-fish.
"Only nine of 'em. Only nine or
ten of 'em , stranger. I started a
sewin' circle in the church , and when
the elephants heerd the cacklln * they
thought It was chickens , and I got
eight thousand pounds of ivorybesides
six pounds that waa on gold plates
and a job lot o' old sun-bonnet * and
ahin bonea and pinted elbows that
only need assortin' for , the marmot.It .
strained the church fo that I sold U
second hand to the county for water
works , and it irrigntea tbe whole dees-
tricL"
"Won't you try something morv ? "
queried an Eigle rrporter , who had
skirmished around tao outside of the
crowd during the relation of thea'o
marvels.
"Jest drop atablespoonfnl of prcsaic
acid into a coup'o o' pints o * harts
horn. You'll hev to excuse me from
goin' heavy , I have got ecma business
this afternoon. I came down for a
Catling gun to see if I can't git some
o' them eight-eyed lions that's been
stealin * whales out o' my acquarlnm.
My eld smooth bore cannon busted
tha other day under a chaage of cook
stoves the baby had rammed to kill a
sea sarpint which was stealin' milk
from a pet cow he had been trainin' ,
and the discharge basted tha uscfnl-
neaa out o' a gorilla I had been raisin'
to carry tramps to the pigs. Other
wise , I would jine yon , gentlemen. I
want to git home pooty early , 'causa a
couple of my devil fish broke loose
yesterday , and my wife don't like to
go down cellir while them sea spiders
ii slingin' eighty foot of legs for fresh
meat. Then the baby is liable to
get among the tarantulas and eat 'em
up. "
"Where do you live ? " asked The
Eagle man. "Where's your home ? "
"lam naturally a Nevada man , "
replied the stranger , "but It la too
tame out in them parts for my folks ,
and eo we moved to New Haven ,
Conn , more for the spnrtln * than any
thing else. Cjtno up t > nd see 'me
anytime tnd take a hyena hunt with
me. Won't coat you A cent , and when
you git back thera ain't a man on
Ling Island as will want to talk hunt
within forty miles of where you're
tellin' about your experience. Glad
to see yon all at my house , gentle
man , " and the orator bowed gravely
and retired.
It was an hour before a "word was
epqken , and then tie Oyster biy mtn
begin to speak about quails ; but thereat
roat looked at him BO-sadly that ho
stopped short , and silence reigned
profound until the proprietor of tha
saloon clostdup.
Protection for Home-made Storks ,
Chicago Tribune.
The fimila sex , as atrpresent con
stituted , , may ba divided inlo two
comprehensive classes viz : women
who paint and women who paint chi
na. The Utter class may be subdivided
into women who , ior some inscrutable
reason , paint soup-dishes and butter-
bowls , women who paint plaques with
gaunt storks engaged in one legged
reflection upon colossal frrga several
miles away ; women who paint tiles
with eui'floTCors ' which are Catherine
wheels and with elm trees growing in
firwer-pits ; women who paint fans on
fistirons ; and women who paint Gir-
gmtaua monsf.rcsil.tes upon screen ? ,
blue owls upon pink trees , green
ships sailing upon yellow seas ,
cat-tails growing in deserts , and
morbid Japanese women envel
oped in patchwork dolmans. Thi ?
latter class ot women who paint things
have recently been brought into close
relations with the Untied States
supreme court and the treasury de
partment. Tha story Is brief but
touching. It seems that some one at
tempted to brine into New York a lot
of plates with pictures on them invoiced -
voiced as cblnaware , wj h tbe foul
intent of defrauding the revenue by
paying only the duty that would bo
collected for ordinary wash-bowls and
stone jugs thet have never baen trans
formed into symphonies of color by
the esthetic young woman. The cus
toms officers seized and held the sym
phonies , and the case went into litiga
tion. The lower court was esthetic in
its 7iewr , and had evidently been
trained at homo to distinguish be
tween a Kioto atcrk and a Kankakes
swamp heron , knew a dado from an
intermediate , and had honestly striven
to so conduct itself that it should be
worthy of the andirons which Its wifa
had raked out of h r grandmother's
gurot.t Consequently tt bald broadly
that tha value of pictures painted by
hsnd depended upon the skill of the
particular'artist wac painted them.
In crurae of time the caaa went into ,
the supreme court of the Uultefl
States , and the venerable ( oKljgentle-
men who compote that august body ,
having no blasted esthetic neu-
sense about them , no sentimental
pining for stork * , devil - fisb
grub-worms , dragons , and other mon-
etroaities that now form the staple of
modern art , acd who cm't tell a sym
phony in cjlor from a page out of tha
Nibelungen Trilogy , deliberately sat
down upon the whole tning and held
that no amount of paiutlr g upon china
conld mike it anything bat china ;
consequ'nlly , that painted plates , no
matter how nioely they are paiufsd ,
are onlf plates , and only as aush are
dutiable. Under this rule they be"-
come decorated china or porcelain
ware , and pay only 10 ten per cent ad
valorem duty , Instsad of paying 50 per
cent ad valorem , as paintings on china
or porcelain.
Such a decision as this mutt be sn
iron which will enter the soul of the
young woman who paints things , for
it must naturally tend to stimulate
the importation of painted plates and
jugs , and by so much diminish the
protection ff > rded to home 'mado
plants and jugs. In this there ii a
great piinctple involved. Jt makes
no difference that onr young women
who piint things will grow whortle >
berries on oak trees and cocoanuts 01
ground pine ; that they will plaster ,
everything m the house from the
kitchen table to the old trunk ia , the
attiowlth evidences of their handi
work ; that they wi'l ' swarm every
ceiling with fl > cksot fans ; that they
will persist in having the most extra
ordinary storks chase the most extra
ordinary butter files across mountains
that are as big as 'Hick
ory nuts ; or that they will make bull-
rushes blossom out in water-lillee ,
and fljur de Us grow on running vines.
This is nst to be considered. Home
industry must be protected. If our
laundresses cannot get along without
fUUrons adorned with storks and
green violets , shall we ba 'compelled
to buy the foreign effete stork because
onr domestic stork painters cannot
compete ? Is onr homo talent , with
all its charming gruteequerip , its
cheerfully incongruous symphonies of
color , its pre-Raphaehtio naivete ,
which , with innocent and childlike
audacity , tpuros all formulas of , con
sistency , and revels in infinite
varieties of the most dazzling effects ,
to be imperiled because the venerable
old gentlemen of the supreme court
are not up in the canons of ' 'sulc'hah"
and the rules of decorative art ? By
no means. It is time for the young
women who paint things and for the
decorative art societies to rise and
move upon congress in a solid phalanx
and demand that it shall passan act
that will huiry these foreign pots , and
jug ? , and soup plates out of ihe
country , and stimulate our own dish
es to the maximum of high-art
creation There is ro recsom why
under proper protection and
encouragement our norna art should
not grow and expand to that degree
that oyery min can ie-wo his house'in
the morning as elaborately decora'cd '
and touched up as r.n Oriental arab
esque , and the pooree1 , humblest cab
in can have a stork upon ita wash
boilers and fans aud oat tails npon its
wringers and ironing boards. The
work of art will not bo completed un
til every laborer can carry a Limoges
dinner pail and smoke his Faience
pipe at night under his own h.iud-
pilnted figtreo. But this cannot hap
pen if domestic art is To ba ' "
Sa-ed by.Her Calves.
PhlladtlphU Press.
The ntllllty of a pair of patent saw
dust calve * wn strikingly illustrate
oil Saturday. ' Shortly after 4 o'clock
in the afternoon a mad cur , pursued
by two perspiring policemen , dashed'
into E ghth street from Walnut and
caused such a flutter among the petti
coats as that locality has seldom , wit
nessed. Among the feminity that
was flouncing nlong was n
nymph who flings her shapely
lees before the footlights of the
Grand Central Theitre. THfs female
could not face a rabid canine , so she
bandied up her petticoats and made
a dash with tbe others for safety. Her
legs , which had served her so wejl
before , did not go back on her this
time , for the mad dog. probably at
tracted by the develodment below the
knee , drove his poisonous fangs'into
her stocking and went howling on
The ballet dancer , more dead thsn
alive , was dragged into a drug store ,
where an eager and anxious crowd of
men carefully examined- her -legs
Their fears were allayed , however ,
when the discovery was made that the'
canine had only destroyed the naw-
dust padding which the youngwoman
had tied to a lean shank to give "It
roundness and attractiveness. The
eager , anxious and sollcitious men
departed much sadder and a * "heap
wiser.
More sea Serpents ,
porulon TVcgraph.
Another serviceable installment , of
the sea serpant has come to Hand. We
do not vouch for it , but onthe , aur-
fac3 there is nothing very incredible
in this monster. Jt was not "tbefslza
of a hirrel , " nor had it a mane , nor
did it comport itself unbecomingly.
As a matter of fact , the thickness Vf
tha great worm varied from four to
nineteen inches , but its length was-j-
slx'y five feet. By far the most satis
factory point in the narrative , how ;
ever , is this that both ends
of a BOI ferpont have now been
seen. Hitherto only tLe bead ex
tremity has been reported upon , leavj
ing tha ultimate result of the creature si
completely a matter of conjecture
that the whole of the Ifraken camd to
be discredited altogether. In the
present casa , the successful fishermen * ,
finding they had "something" on the
hooks , began to haul in. They hauled
in fifteen feet of It and began to get
pnzzled. But they went on foe ten
feet more , and then their host was
full of it. So they passed up the
head end to the yawl they were lying
by , and paid it out like a hawser !
The men on board tied the fish around
the foremast aud aff a"g rjn , and at
last , with a flop , the creature c'imo.to
an end. It mcainred sixty-five "feet ,
and resembled nothing more'dre&dful
thai 'ra silver-c.i&le. " What waa hi
- ' Th"e Drive-Wells Swindle/ / ]
"
C. R Nonpareil. ' \
There is a go d deal of feeling
among the fsrmtrjc nirannityin this
part of Iowa over-Alleged outrages at
the hands of patent right men. The
trouble seems to originate from an in
discriminate ) Isiue cf right to various
persons for the same things from the
patent office at Washington. The
parties concerned secure an Interfer
ence on some generally-used , patented
article , and then send agents thrcpgh
the country , levying blackmkll on
farmers who have nnwlttinglyxottended
against the law. Tha favorite scheme
joat noij ii to levy tells on 'drive-
wells , upon which there is a"patent ,
but with which an Interference has
subsequently been granted by thepat-
ent office to another person. , Jit the
information comes to ns , informers
are now going through the'coantry ,
and-wbenever they find a WiellJtliBy
tell the farmer that he has been guilly
of an infringement upon their rights ,
for which he can ba heavily fined and
sent to prison. Country people , as a
rule , being in gieat dread of lawsuits
in the federal courts ; fall an easy prey ,
to the , , propojed blackmail in the
shipe'of a compromise. As a roi -
they are almost , at the mercy < f
the ageut irho makes the proposition ,
'arTd after deliberation the us
ually cpnclui-a jbatjio. might SB well
pay § 100 as to become a party to suit
it x distant ceafVw nd contest his
rights. It seems that in a number of
cases recently the agent of therpirty
"
who'has ihe inf erferenca" has threat
ened julion farmers' where they'found
the well ? , and finally settled > -byia - <
sesstng frem § 25. to _ $50 in tha way
pf a compromise. Twenty-five dollars
lars see ma' to be the ' favorite sum , 'and
It is said that several thonrand
dollars have in this way been collect
ed by the patent sharks cf people
who when they hired their wells dug
by the drive process , had no knowl
edge "icf the grant of interfer nce
from trie patent office , and snposed
that there was no question about the
right of the party with whom they
dealt. This is a state of thinps' hich'
ought in some way lo be rectified , and
it is to be hoped that general knowl
edge of it may I d tojhls end. > *
Dying by Inches. * " 4
Tery often we see a person suffer
ing from some form of kidney complaint
'
plaint a'bd is gradually dying 'by
inches. This no longer need bar so ,
*
for Electric Bitters will positively
cure Bright's disease , or any disease
of the kidneys or nniary organs. They
are especially adapted to this class of
diseases , acting directly on the
Stomach and Liver at _ the same time ,
and will speedily cure where every
other remedy has failed. Sold at
fifty cents a bottle , by lah & Mc-
(3) ( )
1 Stop that Cough.
If yon are suffering with a Cough
Cold , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay'Fever ,
Consumption , loss of voice , tickling of
the throat , or any affection .of the'
Throat or Lungs , use Dr. Xing' * New
Discovery for Consumption. This is
the great-remedy that is causing so
much excitement -by its wonderful
cures , curing thousands of hopeless
cases. Over a million boftles'of Dr.
King's New Discovery have been used
within the last year , and have given
perfect satisfaction in every instance.
We can unhesitatingly say that thia is
really Tthe only sure cure for "throat
and lung affections , and can cheo'rf ul-
ly recommend it to all. Call and get
a trial bottle free of , cost , or a.regularj
size for § 1. 00. Ish & MoMahon , Pm-
aha. (3) ( ) _
Domes ic Blus "Itlstlos tha maid"
Domestic Blister "nun' * wife calchtnz him at
it" L
Mora Domestic Bhs ] "wife rubbing E lectria
Oil into tha - <
Wounds caused by the aforesaid Contretemps.
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Oats , Brnlfiei , Sores , Ulcers , -Salt
RhoumFever , , Soroa , Tetter , Chopp
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kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salvo
Is guaranteed to give perfect'satlafac-
tlod | n , every case * or ' money re funded.
Price 25 cants por'box. r or sale by
Sdl'y ' Ish & MoMahon Omahs.
w 3X n yonr own town. lerrof sni
nntat fiei. AdrffffW fi. H 1J U & Co.
Portl nd'M ' - u < 3
BUSINESS COLLEGE. '
i - 8 -V
THE GREAT WESTERN ,
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Oreighton Block , - OMAHA
alsTi ' " *
nnviOdAtrt !
o iieT7ous.SiIerarB ] rho Great
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. ' Simpson's 'Speciflo 1
*
Mediome , '
It Is a poaltlTO cure f or Bpermatorrhea , Semiuai
Weakness , Impotency.and all diseases resulting
from Self-Abuse , as Mental Anxiety , Losaol ,
Memory , Pains in the Back or Side , and diseases
[ that lead to
Consumption '
Insanity and
ancvlygrave
The Specific
Uedlclne U
boin use *
wits wonder-
fal success.
_ I. Pamphlet !
sent free to all. Write for them and gtt full
particulars. . * ' .U - ' *
Price , Specific , ll.flO per package , or six pack
ages for $5.60. "Address all Orders' W i
. B. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO. , i
Koa. " M and ) 1G8 Main Sti Buffalo , N. Y. (
Sold in maha by a F Goodman , J. yV , Bell
JTK'IjIi nd all drnizUa"verj'where. .
Tja week Jl day at home eaatly made ; < aat >
-/rtni IrftWr T n _ A tn Pr1ln. . ' M , '
PBOPOSALS TOR PBiNGi
i \ * -j- . - r 11 - " " '
The nndcnilgned will raceitc proposals , from
parties desltlng to te'.lfltUen (15) ( to thirty1 (30) ( )
.acre ) of Iau1 on which theiots situated a c.eir
' spring whose outlet 1s In the'ttdeV > f a bluff not
less t an five feet abovo.the general level of snr-
roundlngand contiguous land Pa tics ottering
inch linJwlll state tbe size or number of Kallons
, per minute ot such eptlng , its exact distance
from news' rtllnad sta'ion and "the number
of jiectio'j , townshio and range in whlth _ it. is
" " " * * ' "
located.
These proposals will he opened , on tbe 3)th
day of Apr ! ' , 1SS1 , and the Commlgjlou reienes
the right to reject any ard all bids. .
W. L. MAY. Fremont. ,
-T IttS KALET 'Rel Clond. - '
, , R. R LIVINGSTON. Plattsmonth.
St tte Board of Fish Commission.
PROPOSALS 'FOR ' FLOUR.
OrrjcB COMMIS-SART or OP SUPSISTI r , ? : ' } i
OUAIU. NEB . April Uli , 18SI
Sealed proposila , la ilupl-ctU. subject to the
usual con Itfor.i Will be , received aUtbis.office
until 12fc'clock-n ! on/oaHay-lJtti'lS81 , at
which time and place they , will t e i ] ) clpd in the
prtrenceof blddersfor the furniibing aud delivery
a , tbe Subsistence Shorehou of in thl < ixt fof
twenty thouttnd ( JO.COO ) pound * fljur , Jn "ew ,
sironjr , single c Uon fa.kj. To be made Ir/m
Mo Isprnar w- eat , half hard , ha { soft oroJetsi
tu be sieatnl tK.fore gr ndlng end mixed in mil '
Ing , to bo high iribund. " Simple cf flour to be
sent liiwi-h prop tals , andallba.deJreied on
or bfirc Juco 10th , 1881.
The gover ment. reserves the right td { reject
any or all proposal" . , _ , ,
'
UUnkproiosulicanbioctalne'j t t Ia'.offltel
Prop ssljjnusi be cnclos'U in. icalcdca70op < g
marked "Pro. oaals for Flcur , " and iddr'-aaod to
the undersigned. * if * - s h f ? '
- - aHOMASWltSON , l
' > . . .fa i . Chief , U.8/TJ.V/A. ,
" i A f
J"a16
f - "
LEGAL NOTICE :
r et t I * i * - -i }
Jacob Johnson anil Ellen Jobnion , bli wife.
will t ke notice that on tne 20h ( day "of "April.
1S31 , Willhm T. Seimap , pUlctiff , herilni filed
his petition in the District Court , of oaIa (
County , Nebraska , against said do'endan'8 , the
object and prayer of which are to. fore-lote si
"certain'niortitagi'txecuteibj 'the' aK defend-
anU to one FB. Brjant. and by .said Bryant
duly sold aad trins'erred to one C. J. Canan , and
by eald Canao duly BO ) d and tnus ; rrcd to laid
Eciraan. upm lot nlfle (0) in llock ' 'V , " In.
Shinn'a 3d addit.on , . to the'City ot.Omahi , In ,
Doug'as Co , Neb , to s-cure t e p ncnt i f , a ]
certain promtery note dated Apr ! ' Otb 187-f , for"
the Eum of illC 25 and. lutcrut ; juid ouc and
payable In three month ) from tbe date * thereof , !
and taat thcro is now .due upon said [ , nooi
and mortgage the earn of $11025 ana interest atj
*
the rate of > 2 per icntperannuotfrom maturity
and an attorne/s fee ; r hint ff praj s fcr a do rcc .
thtt defendants t * required to jijy Ihe Bimj or j
thnt tald premises may to so'd lo satisfy the
amount found due. " " "
Yon are rcqau-ed to ansrergl'd petition ar.1
rflefora the SO.h Ja/i i I1831. . 1
, 'AVM.T.EEAMAK.
By A. CIJALWICC , His Attorneys . ' . ,
Dated , ApJiagth , ISjL _
.0 ENT3 WAIUBD FOR
Fastest Selling Book of the Agrel *
Foundations of * Sucolas ,
, BUSINESS ANDEOSlACKORMfl
The bvs ot trade , ! eI forms , bey to .trans
act business , TaToabls tablfs , loc l. etiquette ,
parliamentary asatge , how to conduct pub Ic
busineu ; iu bet It is a complete Guide to Enxees
for all c aiscj. A family nece-slty. Address for
circulars and special terms ANCHOR PUBLISH.
INO CO. , st. L nl , Uo.
LEGAL
ToH.Schnithroth&Co. : ' V '
Yonsreberehy.noilfiedtnaVon thft-19ti day
of March 13S1 , Joseph B. Vftft via Chailes J
Fritschcrcommenced a dnl act'on against yon *
b Ior GasaT : Benecke , J > tce of the Peace in
an 1 for the county cfDouglai inds'ate of Ne-
bra ka.to recover the sum of 1M 80 andintjnst
therco i frjm tbe 27th day of May , 1830. An or
der of aUMhment has been"Usu dTn sa'd attlcn
and ycnr property taken thereunder , j
Too tie required to app-ar.answer and de *
fend sale action oq ( ha 17ih d y oLMay. 1 S1
C UAattS H. bROWif .
NO CHANGING C1RS
OMAHA AND CHICAGO ,
Whe-e Direct connection * are Uade With
Through Sleeping Car Lines
. 10 .
New York , Boston , Phlladel-
_ pkin , Baltimore. Wash
ington ,
, AND Ali EASTERN CITiES.
' THE SHORT LINE
via PEORIA for
lndianapolisCincinnatiLouis <
. t ville.
A50 ALL FOL1TS IH 7HI
BEST LINE FOR
ST. LOUIS ,
Where Direct Connections are nude In the
UNION DEPOT wi.h Thioajh Sleeping
Car Lines for all Points
s o TTTIB : .
The Kew Line for
JOES
The Favorite Koute for
.Hie uneqaaleJ Inducements offered by this
Line to Travelers and Touriiw , are as follows :
The celebrate ! Pullman ( IB-wheel ) Palace Sleep
ing Cars , tun only on thta Line. C. , I ) . & Q.
P. lac * Drawlnjr-Koom Core , with llorton'u Re-
cllnlnf'Ch Ira No eitra ch.ir < o for Seata In
Kecliiilnc Chairs The famous < ! , B. & Q. Palace
Dinlnr Cars. Gorjcou Smoking Cars fitUd
with Elegant HUh-Backcd Ra-Un UeTolrln ?
Chxira for the excltulvo use of first-class pieaen-
SUel Tnclr and Superior Equipment , com-
tlocd.with their Great Through Car Arrange-
msnt , mikes this , above all others , the favonts
Route to the But , Scat ) ) , and South-EisL
Try it , and you will Dud traveling a luxury
instead of ducomfort.
Tbrough Ticket' TU tbh Tele rated Una for
sale at all ofBccs In tbe United itatcaand Canada.
All information about Ratca of fare , Sleeping
Car Accommodations. Tlmo Tab'es , &c , will be
cheerfully irlyen by apply in ? to
JAMES B. WOOD ,
General Passeneor Apent , Chicago ,
T. J. POrftR ,
* General Manager , Chicago
1S8O.
K.G.ST.JOE&G.B.n.R.
. . , . . . . . ,
Ii the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and th WXST.
Ho change ot isn between Omaha andBt. Lonia
lad bat ono between Omaha and New York.
SIXDAILY , PASSENGER TRAINS
xuoaura AU
Eastern & Astern Cities
With lees charges and In adricco of other line * .
Tab entire line la equipped with Fnllmaa'i
Palaca Sleeping Cars , PAlace Dsj CiicL.
ea.Mlllar'B Bafety Flatform and
Coupler and the celebrated
Weetlugbonaa Air-Brake ,
THAT YOUR TICKET RKAD3-W
J YlaSaatli City , at. Joseyh andTMl
8fM
'llcktTi for sale at all coupon rtatlona In tha
J. T. BASKABD. A. C. DATTZ2 ,
Gn'I Enpt. , Qenl Pan. & Ticket JUr't
St. Joseoh , Uo. St. Joseph , Uo ,
' W 0. 3EACHRE3T , Ticket Agea. ,
1020Farnhaca Street ,
ANDY BORDKK , A. B. BARNABD ,
Pass. Agent , Omahi. Gen'rl Acant , Omaha.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES -
* PLIES AND TRANSPORT.
S ATION.
7TYEr AR'rMENT ' OF THE INTERIOR , Office
± J of Indtin Affairs , Washington , March 2 ? ,
1 31. Scaled proposals , indorsed Proposas for
Beef , Bicon , Clour , ( SotMng or Transport itlon ,
& " . , ( < tl ecasemty be , ) and dlrectsd tj the
Ccmmlssloiier of InJIan Affalrn , hoi. 65 and 67
Woojter Street , hi w Yoik , will be receded un
til It a.m. * > f Monday , M y 2 , 18il. for furnish
ing for the Inditn service about 800,000 pounds
Bacon , 40,000,000 pourdj Beet on the hoof , 128 , .
COO pounds Beaasr70,000 pound * faking Poirder ,
2.3(0.000 pounds Corn , 750,000 pounds Coffee , 8 , .
S00CCOpOUnd Flour)2t2 > OOOpoundi feed , 300,000
founds Bard Bread , 76.000 pounds Hominy , 0 , .
COO pounds Lard , lf 50 br.mli Mess Pork , 233 , .
000 pounds Rice , 11,200 pounds Tea , 72,000
rounds Tuhacco , 200,000 pounds Salt , 200,000
pounds Snap , 6,003 lonndj Sodi , 1.250.COO
'pounds "Sogar , and 833,000 pounds Wheat.
Abe , Blankets , Woolen anl Cotton goods ,
fc-nelatnj In r rt (1 Icilnz , 800CO yards ;
Stan lard Calico , 300,000 rar's ; Orillin ; , 25,000
y rds ; Duck , fre from ah siring , US.O'O yards ;
Denirns , 17,000'yardj ; Qlnghim , BO.COO yar s ;
Kentucky Jeans , 26.COO yard ; Satinet. 4.500
Tardi ; Brown s-bectlig , 2IS,00) jarda ; Blrached
Sheeting , 0,000 yan-'s ; Hi kory Shirting , 12,000
yaldi ; Calico f hirtlnp , 6,000 yards ; Winter. 2-
600 yard ; ) Clothing , Groceries , f > otions , IlarJ *
ware , Medical Supplies ; and a long list ot mis
cellaneous articles , rnch ai Harness , Flows ,
Hakes , Forks kc. , and frr 175 Wagons required
for the s-rrico In Arizona , Colorado , Dakota ,
Idaho , Indian TerUinne ola , Montana , Ke-
brvks , Nevada acd Wirconiin , to be delivered
'at ChlciRo , Kantai City and Mom Ci y.
A eo , Trtisport tlon t r such cf the Supplies.
Goods and articlca that mar not be contracted
for to bo delivered at tha Agencies.
Bids must ha mido-out on Government
blanks
vSchedne < showing the kinds and nnantitlei
of tubsiitenco supplies required fir each Agen-
can < t thd kind-land qttmlitirs , In gross , of
all otberco d > and articles , toco berwitl olank
propcs'U and form ? for contract and bond , con ,
dltlpcs to bii otsened by b'dJerK , time and
p'aca f del vrry , term ? cf contrvt acd payment -
ment , transportation 10 it < s , and other necc ui v
Instructions wl t be furnlal'e'J nr n application
to the Indiin Office in W > shtnton , or Noa. 63
and67Wofster Street , New York , Wm. II *
LyonKo.4S3 Cioadway , Nen-Ycrkand to the
Tomm'isiiloj ' of iutwUtence , U. 9. A , at Chi-
ugo. Saint Lou's , Sa'nt Paul , Leavenworth ,
San Francijco , Onaha , Chryenne , and Yankton ,
.and the Postmaster at Sioux City.
2 BUs 1111)3 opcne 1 at thphour'andday abe o
'stated , and bidden are Ii.r.ted to"'be pn sect at
thaon'nlae. ,
CHECKS.
- AH UJs must be a < coaipau'eil by oertlfied
checks upon eomi United ttitoi Dcpo'itoy or
Assistant Treuurcr , for it leact &Ve per cent , of
the amount ot the. proposal' . _
THOMAS M. NICITOt/ ,
mar28lm Acting f Qmnilsirioncr
{ s'
CHARLES RIEW& ,
UNDERTAKER !
t Kctalie Cases , Coffins , Cartels , Shrouds , etc.
Faru ra Streo . Mb and lltb , Omaha , ! .Teb.
Tjltjraphle orlars on m'.lv atlenJed to.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AHD
St. PauT& Sioux Gity
RAILROADS.
<
TJttOld XtliabI * Sima,1 City Route 1
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE I
Prom COUNCIL BlflEFS to
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And al ! points in Northern Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. Thla line is equipped with the Im-
pn d WiMtinghoiaa Automatic Air Bnkea and
um r Platform Coupler and Buffer. And tot
SPEED.'SAFETY AND COMFORT
Id nnscrpaaBsd. Elegant Dravtnr Room and
SleepingCarsoirned and controlled V tha con
pany , ran Through Without Changs C tw * a
Union Pacific Transfer Depct , Council Bluffs ,
and St. Paul. Tralna le vo th Union Pacific
Transfer Depot at Council "BluCa , at 5li p m. .
icachinc SIoox City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Fan !
at 1196 a. m , nuking
HOURS nr ADVAKM 07
OnntB RODTX.
Retarnlnjr , leave St. Paul at 330 Pc. . " , ar
rivi-ig at Sloox City at 1:45 a. m. . and Union
Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Blnfls , at 9:50
a. m. Be tore that your tickets road Tla " 3. C.
k r. R. R.1 F. n.mr.rB ,
Superintendent. Ulssoori Valley , Iowa'
P. E. ROBINSON , Aart Genl Pass. Agrat.
J. Q. O'BRTAK ,
and Fageenger Aeat ,
Council BlcDi
MAKE m MISTAKE !
MICA AXT.T ! GREASE
Composedlarzelyot powderedmlcaandlsinglaM
a the beat and chmpeat lubricator in the world.
It la the best because ! t do 4 not irum , buffoons
a hljhly polished stzrfaca over the alia , dohig
away with a largo amount of friction. It ! the
cheapest because you need use but half tbe
quantity In re gius ; your wasron that you wocll
of any other axla grease made , and then run
your * aon twice as Ion ? . It anrwcrs equally
13 wall for Jill ! Gearing , Threshing * Muhinet ,
Bungles , &c.an for wagons Send fer Pocket
3j clopedla of Things Worm Knowing. Mailed
free to any zdiiesa
MICA MANUFACTDHIHC CO. ,
31 tllOHIQANAVENOE ,
CHICAGO.
W-Ask Your Dealer For It
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AGENTS WANTED'FOR
CREATIVE SCIENCE
and Sexual Philosophy.
Profusely lllnstreted. lhamoit imporUntin
t-est book ' .
pub'lihed. Every family wants
tUtraonllnary inducements offered Agent" .
Address Aonvra'fUBLisntsoCo. St.Louisllo
WROUGHT IRON FENCES.
WIrp Fencin ? and Railing Spedality.
llelr beautv , panainanee and economy
dally workln ? the extinction of all fencing- \
cheap material.
Elcgint In design. IndtntracUble
Fences for Lawns , Public Gronndj and Ceme-
Ury Phte.
Iron Vajoa , Livm Settees , aaqplad and ol
rustic pattern * ; Chairs anil erery description of
Iron and Wire ornamental work designed ami
manufactured by E T. BARNU1T3 Wire and
Iron Wrtrk , 57.23 sad 31 WoodwartAve , De-
trnlt , Mich. SeB- " - " "O.vl - tao an.1
$24250,000 RDYAL HAVAKk LDTTKYj
EXTRAOHDINART DRAWINO , APBILlZth.
15000 T10KETS ONLY , 7-2 PRIZES ?
SMALLEST PRIZE , $1.000.
1 Prlz > n 0(0,030 1 Pnw HSOOO
1 fn fl 2"0WO SErzo , $10fCOe oh 80,000
IPrsto 100,000 SPruas , 5,000 h M.OOO
1 PrUo 0,000 722Priro3am > fgto8J,250,000
Whole Tickets , * 1CO ; Halrcs , 80 ; Qnarters , 43 ;
Ter.ths.$16Twentieths ; , | S , Fortieths , 4.
L'ttle Havana U goTcrced eatirely oy the
aboredrawinr.
1 Prfxs , $6COO 722 Prizes , $18,119.
Who'et , ? 2. Ualves , ? 1.
ROMAN' & CO.
Successois to TAYLOR & Co. , KewTfort.
Direct all c < mmunfations and money to
HOSIAN & CO. , General Agema , 233 Ch jel
Strejtj , few liaren , fonnmljlm ,
GEO. M. PAKSELL , M.J ) .
Koomi 'n Jacobs Plook , up * stairs , corner of
Capital Avenue and 15th street. Residence
1425 Sherman Avenue. May re consult
ad at red 'ence 7 to 9 p m. except Wednesdays.
SPECIALTY Ob.totrics anl Diseava of Wo-
men. cfflce hours 9 to 11 , a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m ,
Suniiays S to 7 P. m mli-6m
REED'S ,
" "
"AtLTIWIE ,
By "Almont , " he by Al iander's "Abdal'ah ,
Slro cf "Gcldsmlth Mald ' First dun "On
Time" by War Dance , " sin of tho.'enoraed .
"Lexington ; " Second , "Ella Brockonrldge" br
"Collossus , " son of unported " { < overelzru ;
"Alnionl'e" flrtt dam by "Mabbrino Chief
and hUalre by llyslick's "Uamhleton'an *
This rtmirkible horse will be flye yar-t j..1
In May , ha will serve only 35 mirca ( hlf ( f
which nuubcr is naw engaged ) it lijCy ter
mare , pavable at time of service.
Stason commencej April 1st ani will e > .1
Sept. 1st. After thai t me hU nrvlce W1Ic
nut at 35 00. Any mare that h s tro 11 in
220 served rjss. ALLTIME-Willstandaondays'
Tucsdajs' and Wednesdays' each week , beRln-
niqgthaflMt ot April , oo Twcnthtli , vest of
Eighteenth ft-eet car-iri'k termlnu' , and the
remainder of each week , at the eornor of llth
and Howard ttrcctg.
ED. EXED , Froprielpr. '
Stable Corcec llth andHo r/ard
Streets.
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marl odZm
Machine
J. Hammond , Prop. &rManager
The moat thorough _ , . _ _
- - - - vvv * appointed and
Machine Bhops and Foundry la the tiaie.
Castings of every description manufacted.
Engines , Pump ) anil every " > ? of nuchlnarr
made to order.
order.pedal attention glvea"fo
Well Ansars , Pnlleyg , Hangers ,
Shaftln .Bridge IroDsGeer
Cutting , etc. ' . ,
PIMfot new JUchlnery.Ueachanlcal Draojlii
nj. Models , eti nsatjf executed.
58 Harnev St Bat. 14th and 16th
TBIIE
APPETIZER SURE CURE
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA , CONSUMP
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
world. By addlnc to TOLtJ ROCK ntf RTB ! UI
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
OA'lTlflN DON TBB DECEIVED hy nnprlndpled dealvs who try to palm off npon y
onfi 0 Eock "dRT In place of TOLTJ ROCK
EulolTtn r i * * * * ISIMVV V4 cor AV/HV nwn and R7K ; which li tbt
only MEDICATED article made , ths GENUINE narln ? a GOVERXUEhT STAMP on each bpUIe
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVKJTO I
Wisauuioa D. C.Januarj.l8,1880. I
Kwrs. LAWRENCE & MARTIN , 1111 Maataon St. , Chicago , JUj. :
.1. ? TJH. : . JI * expound. In the opinion of this office , wonW have a sufficient quantity i
vii TC Ti XI P1 to g'Te ' ! t * " th" < lTant se ascribed to thU article In pectoral complaint *
wnue tna wuaky and th rjrup conitltute an emulsion rendering It an arreeable remedy to th
EnieDK > iJ:2. : ' pounde < 1ocordln to tts formula , it may properly b claued aa UKTJrOMAL
iTt ON nudtr th provUlonj of U. S. R vlrcd SUtrtes , and when waUmptd , stay t
sold by DruggUta , Apothetarica and Othtr fersonj wltnout rtaderlnz them Bable to pay rpeoUl
tax as liquor dealers.
Tours Respectfully , ( Signed ) GREEN. B. BAUM , Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTIN.Proprietors , Chicago , His. '
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GEOOEES and DEALERS everywhere
- - C. f. GOODMAN. AOKST. OHAH\ "
THIS NEWAUD CORHECT 'rVTA'P
Jt " ? Proves beyond any reasonable question thastha * tt
CHICAGO : & ' NORTH-WESTERN. R'Y
Is DV aU odda the best road for you to take when traveling In cither direction between T
1 Chicago and all of the Principal Points In the West , North and Northwest.1
Sf117 eprolne this Xap. The Principal Cities of the Wwt and Northwest are Station *
on tH 13 road. Its through trains make close coonecOoua witU the trains ot all laiirooUa at
.
junctloa points.
THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
Over all otlts principal lines , runs each way dally from two to foutormoro FastExprea *
Trains. It Is the only road \vest of Chicago that thor
uses -r-- - < * < -aJwri > - > -y
HOTSi DINING CAESX
'
ars North or Northwest of Chicago.
4&S MPllws1lnJer f5 Calltornla llnbj" "WInona. SUnncsota & Ccntia. DMtnta llbo. " .
v rnty-N"C.Nebnsk } & Yankton JJne."Chicago. SU Paul and Mlnneapolbi LIae.1
- -rfAt" ' f011 & , D"buan9 Line. " "Jlllwaulce. Creen Bar & Lake Superior Uno. "
Ca inSa. * M ar ° S ° y "P011 T'c ' ct Agents In the United States'and.
Kemcmbcr to ask for Tickets via this road , DO sure they read over It , and take nono'otner.
JUEVI3 BCaHITT.Gca'lManagsvCliIcTga 'ir. n. SIK3SSntGea.1 Pass. Agent , Clifeajo ,
H&.TIRTP. UDESLi , TbJtvt A nt C. fcll. VT. R llw T , llth ru l iiih ' .u JfeiWt * .
1 > . B KIMB&.LU A i UntTc * v A lout C &K. W. Railway , llth and ' wnhiaa trit .
'J. BSfct. TltS * * nt a * M W. Railway. D.P. R. R. Depot.
J > JA.MBST. Ct. ! 1 ! ' ' '
CHAS.
FURNITURE ,
And Everything pertaining to Ihs Fnrriitnre and
Upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NE # GOODS AT.'JHE
p tt moo th tat 1208 and 1210 Fanihara Strcel.
ZPIRIOIE
OF-
MAMMOTH GLOTiNG HOUSE.
Hard Wearing Goods 1 .
Jitsi ' * JVil'nnPolto Men's Cotton-vie Pants .10 to 1 60
Mriir.tt n Worsted 600 .Men's Curimera Pants. . . . . . . 3 00 to 5 00
. 500 Men's Worsted Pants 3 50 to 5 73
MeoB < it-n tSniU . So'Oto GCO Spring Overcoats 800 to 1800
area's Uni O M Snita . 8 00 to 10 00 White Vesti f 100 to 200
Jfen'a 'AMV. . 1 Suits . 12Mto 1800 White Shirts 62 * to 4125
Men's Wor t .l Suits . 1350 to 20 0 Fancy Shirts. 37J to" 175
Meh's Blue VI nnel Suit ? . . . . 750 to 13 30 CassimereSMrWT ICOto 350
Youth'sSuiU . 40to | 900 Blue Flannel Shirts 2 00to * 175
Boy's Suits . 2 75 to 900 Overalls and Jumper.COu and upwards
ChUdren's Suits . 250to GOO Snspendflrs ' 25 to 450
Men's Jeans Pants . ICOto 20) Cotton Half How 40j to $15 CO per dozen
, Complete line of Neck Wear , Linen Collars and.Som-
mer Underwear. -
Silk Handkerchiefs , -
Hats , Caps , Cloycs , ' ' '
Trunks and Valises ; ' " " "
Boots and.Shoes. .
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Agent for San Francisco and Oregon City Woolen Manu
facturing Company. ' " *
M. ELGUTTER'S
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE ,
1001 JFarnhaui , Corner 10th Street.
> E OGLES' OlsTS
Cash Dry Goods Store ,
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- CORNER SIXTEENTH AND CALIFORNIA STREETS ; ' - " " * "
. " . With a Fine New Stock oi
DRY GOODS , NOTIONS AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
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It will pay you to examine fhis stock as everything is entirely
new , and great bargains will be given.
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