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THE MAILS.
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C. B. & Q.E aC a. nu WO p. m.
C. K. I & P. E. B. . 8:20 a , m. , iU : p. m'
C * & St. Joe . 0 a. m
n. V. E.K. , 11:10 ft.ro.
0. & R. T. to Uncolr , 10 a > m.
B. & M. E , B. . 8:10 a m.
O. fc N. W. , 7SC a. e.
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0. 1" . B. K. , * p m.
0. & ? V. from Lincoln , 12:10 : p. m ,
S. City & P. , 11 a. tn.
3. ill. inhcl' . , ! p. o.
fxxal mails tor States Iowa leave but one * a
iiy , vis : I'M a. m.
Oiace open tens 12 to J p. m. Euadaye.
THOMAS F. HALL. Postmaet'f.
Arrival And Departure of
Trains
CKION PACIFIC.
LT1TI. AtKtVX.
Ziprcz..I2a5 p. nu SlSSp.tn.
MUei . WO p. m. t:2Sp. m.
da Krctjbt . 523a.m. 1:10 p , r.
Ao _ . :15 a. tu. 1SO a. m.
TIME C IO or TSX BTJRUHQTOH ,
HiYE GUA3JL AK&IVE OK1HJL
Erpres S'.inp. B. Crpress 10:20 a , m ,
till.630 ! a. m. Kail ICKOOp. m.
Bon Jays Esccptpd. Sundays Exoepied.
CHICAOO.-SOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
Jfall . _ .fc03 .3i. I Kail . 10:50 p. a.
Ex roas _ E:40p.m.
CHICAGO NOSTHWESTEEK.
JtaU . _ . Oo..ra.IHaH . -
rp'ew _ 8 : ri m. j Uxprtu - 10:00 a. a.
ecndcyi exempted.
KANSAS OHT.ST. JOE k COUNCIL ELCIT8
IREVB.
a. a. j Eiprtss..7 : < 8 a. m.
. . . . - -
Tno on'y Mao running Pullman Bleeping Can
OOt ot Omaha to Union Depot.
OUAHA & NORTHERN KEBRAEXA EA1L-
WAT COMPANY.
Leave ArrlTe.
CxriMj _ . .H.OOa. m. 1 J'xpreas - 430 p , in ,
Mued . ItfOp in. I Mixed . 10 : a. in
Dally ExceptSundays.
3 ft . K. R. In NEBRASKA.
Throuch Expraw- . 7SO m
Aecommodat'ofl . - . 7.0U p m
AKK1VE.
Tbrouih Exprs . j7 : 0p m
Accommola'ion . 6.63am
EIOUX CIT ? & ST. PAVL B R.
K.S1 . _ fllo : a m I Erprwa . 10:00 a a
IxprcM . B , Opm tl , . 729 p m
WABAEli , bX. LOUIdkrACinC.
tZATM. UtKIVM.
all . _ Et.m.HiU | . . ll:6t .m
ExpreM. . . . * : p. sn.Exprca [ - 4:26 p. m.
PR ! DOE DIVISION U. P. E R.
Leave Ooalia , daily : S m. , 9 . n , 10 a m. ,
11 a. m. . 1 p. a. , J p. m. , Sp. m , 6 p. m , , 8 p.
tn. .
J > ave Cosndl Elnff * ; 6S6 a. m. . 9:26 a. m , ,
10S5 a. m. , 1125 a. m. , 1 : p m. , fc25 p. m. ,
S5 : j > . m. , J:25 p. m. , e:25 p. m. ,
Four trips on Suadav , loavlus Omaha at 9 and 11
a. in. . 2 and 6 p. m. ; Cf.nncil EIuB kt 9:26 ,
11:16 a m. , and 256 end 6:25 p. m.
MBSINOIR TK1I ! > S.
Lcive OmaLa : 0 s. m. , 1 a. m. , E:50 . m. , 1
p. n. , t O p. m. , 7 5 p. ra. ,
Leave Council BluBa : C:15 : a.m , , :40a. K. ,
lltO a , tn. 6:23 p. w. , 7.-CO p. m. , 7 0 p. tn.
D ' , l7 except Sunday.
OUAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R. .
L1ATB , tRIUVK.
jjjjt . , . _ .10:15 .m.I ,1 5 p.m.
D tlv exccct
J. EHCU.SH ,
AT LAW 310 South Thirteenth
ATTORNEY !
J. r . WOOLWORTH.
CHARLES POWELL ,
OF THE PEACE Corner J6th and
JUSTICE Ets. . Omaha Heb.
% 'M. SIHERAl ,
TTOllNEY AT LAW Room B , CrelE&ton
t niog * . Itth St. , OMAKA. NEB.
A , C. TSQUP ,
= Dmco In Hangcoai'i
A T1ORNKT AT LAWDmco
Block , with George K. Prlta ettUC8
DEKTERL THOMAS ,
T-IORNSY AT LAW CralctrJaak B Balld
. Ing. _
A. M' CHADWICK ,
TTORNEY AT LAW OBce UDI rarnham
A Str t. _ _
Ar
r ATFYElt-OfSco In Or htoa block , nssl t
Jj Poetoaco ,
.ROZABT riTBUC. COLUCTIOgB KAD3
& SARTLEH ,
-at- Law
Attorneys - ,
omOE-Unlon Block.Flfteenth anf Famhain'
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
.ARBACH BLOCK. COR. DOUGISTH STS.
_ OMAHA. NEB.
J. Oonneli
. . ,
Attorney-at-Law ,
OCc : Front rOOD-4 > ,5p flairs , In Hanscom'i
new brick building. N. W. corner Wftosnth md
Street ; . _
- . J.UDICX. UBas. R. ROICE
REBICK & HEDICS ,
Attorneys-a t-L& w.
uofia ittcntloa will bo gJv E to all tnltj
tzalnii corporttlons ot every doacnptlon ; will
prtctlco In al Jtbe Court * ol the State Mid the
United State * . OOlco. Farnham St. , opposite
.Court HOCM. _ .
EDWARD W. SlfSERAL ,
* rrronNinr AT LAW nocm a or iit.tcn
_ jfiioek. . lith tad DonrlM giteata. nofldb
5. F.
* TTOSKET AT LAW ? FamJun Btrte * .
Omaha Ktbntaka.
'os R. CUHKSOS. O. J. HDNX-
" CLARKSON & HUNT ,
Successors to RICHARDS i. HUNT.
A t orrays-at-Law ,
S1'5S. 14th fctrcet , Omalia , hub.
g , NTf fi. CIiAUS FOUND.
Greatest illBcovory of tbe ABe.
. , Iwlntbt wordhaTcbc ntna.U
Wonoe-luldiecove.
fi
the' ? * < soc4" t.
Mountain of mow.
In i . ,
, rf d th ( , Pos ,
ateecniedllkeahob !
odln
i m
looked v queer ,
that
n dwwnp team ry
JjVaT t * t Chopper. Inrfcad of rdadwr ,
r them all uwrtJs wondoinl realm ,
.oaWjyr eoods for womtn and men
- T on ] ut peat and small ,
Pnrrlerj were
Santa C1 M then whispered a * "jj -
Lf IK Orr.iho every one knew Bunco .
K therrfora shsaid rend nil peed * to "i--
Krowing his friends will pet thdr full shaj >
Nor remombsr ye dwellers In Omaha town ,
All who cant presents to Bunce's p > rpond ,
rorebhns , collars , or Klorcs preat and eaall ,
Bend TOUT sitter or aunt co und al. .
UOIUM , Champion Hitter cl th West , Doogtal
ect. Omaha
Hamburg Line.
WEBKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING KE\V YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT S F. U. , FOK
England , Prancaaud G-annany
For Passage apply to
G. U. IllUllARD & CO.
General Passenger Agents ,
61 Broadway , New York.
-
UEsnr I-U.SDT ,
VISE8AR WORK f
EEN5TKEEBS , Manager
iiaaulacturcr of all kinds ot
i ; Eti. S& end ; XEB.
OMAHA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ART EMPORIUMS.
J. U. R03 'S Art Emporium ? . 1518 Dodge
Strtet , Stwl EnerannES , Oil Paintings , Chromes
Fancy Fruneg , FraminjjaSpedalty. Low price * .
J. BOSNEK , 1309 Dourlas St. Good Style * .
ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE.
JOHN L. klcCAOUE. opposite postomcc.
VT. E , BAKTLETT , S17 South ISth Street.
ARCHITECTS.
DOTRENEAMENDELSSHON , ARCHTITECK.
Boom 14 , Creifhton Block.
A T. LARGE , Jr. . Room 2 , Crelghton Block.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JAMES DIVINE & co. ,
Fine Booti and Shoes A coed assortment of
home work on band , cor. 12th and Harney.
THOS ERICSSON , 8. E. cor. ' 6th andDonglas
JOHN" roKTUJf ATCS ,
605 10th St. , manufactures tc order good work
at fair prices. Repainaj ; done.
BED SPRINGS-
J. F. LARRJilER , Manufacturer , Tlg ° cher8'Blk.
BOOKS , NEWS AND STATIONERY
J. I. FRUEIIAUr , 1015 Farnham Street.
B TTERANDECCS.
McSHANR & SCIIROEDES. theoldtitB. and E.
boose In Nebraska , eitibliihed 1175 , Omaha.
BOARDING
CENTRALREaTAURANT
REaTAURANT ,
MRB. A. RYAN ,
oa'hwett or. 18th and Dedge.
Beit Board for the Money.
Satisfaction Guarantied.
lltali at a'l Bonn.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cash.
Furalihed Rooms Supplied.
CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS
. SNYDER , Ko. 1319 Hth and Ilaraty St.
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
ANDREW ROSEWATER , 1610 Farnham St.
Town Surrey ) , Grade and Sewerage Sjttetcs a
gpeelalty.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN Q. WILLIS , Mil Dodje Street.
3. B. EEUIER , For details gee lirgo Advcrtise-
cunt in Pail and Weekly.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
WEST A FR1TSCHER , Manufacturers of Clfars ,
and Wholesale Dealers in Tobaccos , 1305 Doug.
W. r. LOREN 2EK. manufacturer , EH 10th St.
CORNICE WORKS
Western Cornice Workt , Manufacturers Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron and Slate Roofing. Orders
from any locality j romplly executed in the best
manner. Factory tnd Office 1310 Dcdge Street.
Oalranlied Iron Cornices , Wlndoncapi , etc.
manufactured and put up in any part of the
country. T. SINDuLD , < 16 Thirteenth St.
CROCKERY.
J. CONNER , 1309 Denial St. Good Line
CLOTHING ANDFURNISHINGCOODS
OKO. H. PETERSON. Also Eats. Cape , Boots ,
Shoes , Notions and Cutlery , 01 S. 10th St.
'
CLOTHING BOUGHT.
C. SHAW will pay highest cash price f r second
band clothing. Comer 10th and Farnham.
DENTISTS.
DR. PAOL , Williams' Block. Cor. 15th & Dodge
DRUGS , PAINTS AND OILS.
KDHN & lO. ,
Pharmacist * , Fine Fancy Goods , Cor. 15th mid
Dcuglas Stre te.
W. J. WHITEUOU3E. Wholesale i ReUil.lG St.
0. C. FIELD , 2022 North Side Cumlne Street.
M. PARR , Druggist , loth nd flogard Sti
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS , ETC-
JOHN H. F. LEHJIANN&CO ,
NtwYork Dry Qoodi Store. 1310and 1312 Fani-
ham street.
J. C. Enewcld , a' o oats & shoe ? , 7 th & Pacific
FURNITURE.
A. F. GROSS , yew and Second Hand Furniture
and atoTM , 111 * Douglas. Highest osh pica
pild for ncond hand good ; .
J. BO.VHER , 1809 Douglas St. Fine Goods , Ac.
FENCE WORKS
OMAHA FENCE CO.
GCST. FRIES & CO. , 1213 Barney St. Improv
ed Ice ISoxet , Iron and Wood Fences , Office
Railings , Counters of Pln and Walnut.
FLORIST.
A. Donarhne , plant * , cu.flowers , seed ? , boqu ta
etc. , N. W. cor 16lh and Donglag SU.
FOUNDRY-
JOHN WltARNE t SONS.cor. 14th & Jackson st.
FLOUR AND FEED
OMAHA CITT MILLS , 8th and Farnham Sts.
Wclihans Erof. , proprietors.
GROCERS.
Z. STEVENS 2tst betwesn Gaming and Izard.
T. A. Mo3HANK , Corner 23d and Gaming Sts.
HATTERS.
W. L. PARROTTE 4 CO ,
1108 Donxlis Street , WholcsOe Exclusively.
HARDWARE IRON AND STEEL
DOL4.N 4 LINGWORTHY , Wholesale , 110 and
112 15th at.
A. HOLMES , corner 16th and California.
HARNESS , SADDLES , &G.
E. B. WJEIST , 320 13th St. , bet. Farn. 4 Ear-
HAT AND BONNET BLEACKERY.
Ladies get roar Straw , Chip and Felt Hats done
np at northeast corner Seventeenth and Capitol
avenue. WM. DOYE , PROP
HOTELS
CANFIELD HOUSE , Go. Canfield , Oth 4 Farn.
DORAN HOUSE , P. H. Cary , 913 Farnham St.
SLAVEN'S HOTEL , F.Slaven , 10th Street.
Southern IIoUl. Cui. Hamrl.9th4 Leavenviorth
IRON FENCING
The Weetern Cornice Workp , Agents for the
Champion Iron Fence Co. , have on hand all Vlnds
of Fancy Iron FenceiCresting , Fineals , Railings
etc U10 Dotfrestreet. npl2
INTELLICENCE OFFICE.
MRS. LIZZIE DENT , 217 16th Street.
JEWELERS
JOHN BAUMKR , 1SU Famham Street.
JUNK.
H. BERTBOLD. Rare and Metfls.
LUMBER , LIME AND CEMENT
FOSTER k ORAT , corner Ch : and Douglas Stg.
LAMPS AND GLASSWARE.
J. BONNER , 1309 Dcutlas St. Good Variety.
MERCHANT TAILORS-
O. A. LINDQUKSr ,
One of our moit popular Merchant Tailors Is re-
reiving tk * latest detlgni forSprlne and Sum
mer Goods for pen tlemf n's near. Stj ! bn , durable
andprictil9WM.ver.2l5 13th net. Doug.4 F r.
MILLINERY.
MRS. 0. A. RINGER , Wholesale and Retail ,
Fancy Goods in preat variety. Zephyrs , Card
Boards , Hotifrv , cloves , corsets , 4c Cheapest
Hour * in the West. Purchaser * save 33 per
cent. Order br Mail. 115 Fifteenth fct.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-
W. 8. GIBBS , M. D.t Boom No. 4 , Crclghton
Llock.lltli Street.
P. 8. LSISENRINO , tf. D , Masonic Block.
Q L. HART , M. D. , Ej e and Far. opp. postefflce
DR. L. B GRADDY.
Oculist and ATirlst S. W.lRth nd Farnham St.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
CEO. IlhYN , 1'KUP.
Grand Central Caller } ,
212 Sixteenth Street
netrMuonlcHall. First-dagWorkandPrompt-
ness Cuaranteod.
PLUMBING , CAS AND STEAM FITTING
F W.TARFY&CO. , 216 12th St. , bet. Kara-
bam 4 Doutlas. Work promptly attended to.
D. FITZPATRICK , 1409 Douplas Street.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
HEKKY A. E05TEns,1412 DodeeStreet.
PLANING MILL.
A. MOYER , manufacturer of ash , doers , blinds'
> cldlnc , B WC t , balusters , hand rail * , furnish *
Bg. scroll gawing.c. . , cor. Dodge and Oth sU-
PAWNBROKER }
J. ROSESFELD. 322 10th St. bet. Farn. 4 Har.
REFRIGERATOitS CANFIELD'S PATENT
C , F. GOODUAN , lllh St. , bet. Fain. & Har.
SHOW CASE MANUFACTORY
0. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer fnd Dealer in all kinds of Show
Cases , UprirhtCases &c. , 1317 Cass St.
" "
STOVES AND TINWARE-
A. BURMESTER ,
Dealer in Stores aod Tlrnraje , and Mannfactnrer
of Tin Roofs and all kinds pf Building Work
O \ Fellows' Block.
J. BpyHKR. 1S03 Dong. St. Oocdtni Choap.
SEEDS
J EVAKB. Whol8sl and Retail Seed I
. Odd fellows Hall
SH6E STORES.
Ph'llpp ' Lyig , 13SO Farnham it. bet. 13th 4 1 * th.
SECOND HAND STORE
&rAs
Goodi. ju. . bought and sold on carrow margins.
SALOONS.
HESfeY KAUFMANS ,
In th tew brick block oa Dourlas Street , hu
InttopMed a most el sn Eecr Hall.
' 'not Lunch from 10 to 12
tverv day.
FLANNERY ,
On Famham. naxt to the B. k U. headquarteri ,
has rtopened a neat and complete establish-
mentAfhlc barrlne FIRE , and Mother Ship-
ton's Prophecy , * U1 be open for the bojs wlta
Hot Lunch on and afur prevntdate.
"Caledonia. " J. FALCONER. 67916th Street
- 1P18 Farnham bet 10th t llth
m.-AS. BISWE.
99 CENT STORES
HENRY rOBt iAN torsootion * ; r3 " '
X2B5 * & * & I1-
P. C. BACK03 ,
PiEEOL'S MB , SHIP. !
He is Getting it Ready for the
Voyage on the Fourth.
This morning a BEE reporter pro
ceeded to Investigate the tree Inward
ness of the great air ship now In the
Fair gronnda dry dock. Pierce was '
there with one leg of hla pantaloons
trying to climb over the nearest boot-
top and a practical mechanic atyle
about his greasy exterior. Tht bal-
loou was there , aboni a million tqnaro
yards of it , more or less. The re
porter wanted to know what was be
ing done and how the balloon was get
ting on. He was told that a thorough
overhauling was being made and the
points to be attended to were ex
plained something after this style :
"You see we will remove the crown
sheet , than pnt in new running gear ,
upset and bash the pitman , kalsomine
the boiler plate , dtill new holes In the
eccentric , rim out the gas pipe , raise
the rear eccentric to a level with the
gang plank , elide the ash pan forward
of the monkey wrench , securing it by
draw-bars to the top gallant mizzsn. "
Thus enlightened the reporter in
terviewed the interior , which looked
f cr all the world like the inside of the
grest Mormon tabernacle. Every
suspicion of a hole , no matter if it was
no larger than the point of a
cambric needle , was being closed
with a peculiat plaster cf a dark
brown color. The liquid storax var
nish , with which the cloth of the
"balloon is soaked , and the gas , com-
Vme to produce a trnell that for
strength discounts tha cdor rf cab
bage or onions.
The rait seine-like cordage was be
ing arranged , and everything , Mr.
Pierce informed the reporter , was
nearly ready for the coming aerial
vsyage.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following transfers were re
corded at the county clerk's office
yesterday , as reported for this paper
by J. L McCf ue , real estate agent
and conveyancer.
Samuel E Rogers and wife to
[ Frederick Flonrich : Iota 3 and 4 in
block 8 , S. E. Rogers adlltiou , w. d.
S800.
II. Sherraod to Ohaa. Solvers : nw.
j- section 3 , town 15 , range 11 east , w.
d. $1,800.
Henry G. Blair and wife to John D.
Creighton : lot 7 In block 20 , city of
Omaha , w. d. 4,500.
Orvilla P. Chubb and wife to Chas.
J. Pratt : iot 19 , Keye'a sub-division ,
3V. d. § 950.
Ellen J. Seymonr to Lncinda IB.
Hil ! , lot G in block 14 , Omaha , w. d.
§ 4000.
Jas H. Baldwin to Henry F. Cady ,
et al. ; part lot 4 in block 224 , Omaha ,
TV. d. § 1175.
Chas. W. Hamilton to David Me-
Intyre , pj lot 2 in block 220 , Omaha ,
TT. d. 350.
Union Pacific railway company to
Johann Runge , lots 4 , 11 and 12 , in
block 11J town of Millard , deed SCO.
Charles Childa and wife to Henry
F. Cady , et al. , s * } of block 199 ,
Omaha , w. d. $7,000.
5.Johann Runge and wife to Theo
dore Malchart , lots 4 , 11 and 12 , in
block 11 , town of Millard , w. d.
$375.Anna
Anna Larson to Christian P. Lar
son , undi. J sw , section 32 , town
1C , range 12 east , q. c. d.
B. E. B. Kennedy and wife to
Tnomas Gibson , ne. $ of sw. section
27 , town 15 , range 12 , east , w. d.
$600.
$600.Theodore
Theodore Mclchart and wife to
HansEhleas , n. of nw. section 3 ,
town 14 , rangj 11 , east , w.a d.
$1,900.
Willis 0. Redfield and wife to Geo.
H. Peterson , parcel in section 34 ,
town 15 , range 13 , east , w. d $260.
John F. 13ohm and wife to Richard
McNabb , part nw section 5 , town
15 , range 13 east , w. d. J359.
Robert H. Clarkson , trustee , to St.
Barnabas Church , lot 4 in block 21 ,
Omaha , w. d. § 100.
Win. W. Lowe and wife to George
P. Eall , parcel in no section 20 ,
town 15 , range 13 east , w. d. $400.
Thomas S. Murdoch and wife to
"Wm. Yost , 120 acres in sec. 21 , tp.
15 , r. 11 e. , d.-J,000.
Andrew J. Hanscom to John J.
Curtiss , lots 9 and 10 , block 7 , Hane-
com Place , w. d. $175.
K. V. Smith and who to Mary
Stephan , lots G and 7 , block 19 , E.
V. Smith's add. , w. d. $800.
Elizabeth Gallagher and wife to R.
H. Pickard , parcel in lot G. Capitol
add. , w. d. $2200.
C. E. Perkins to Minnie Hayden ,
Jot 7 in block 1 of sub-division of lot
5Capttoladd. , w. d. § 700.
District Court to Ch > s. Thompson ,
BO. , sec. G , town. 15 , range 13 , east
Decree.
Snrewd Chinaman * ' Derices.
The San Francisco people are learn
ing to erase all the marks made by
their Chinese servants on leaving
their service , bometlmos these are
written by way of revenge at nofget-
ting their pay , and dopicit their em
ployers as villlans of the deepest dye.
Others do it in order to keep the place
vacant for themselves in case they do
not like their new situation. In
some places , where a new ser
vant wonld be sure to see
it , they write some diabolical sen
tence concerning the mistress or mas
ter of the honso , such as , "This
house no good ; very bad pay ; " "Lady
she ecold very much ; no good ; "
"Master cut Chinaman with carving
knife. " In one case , a few months
ago , a Chin&nian wrote by the faucet
at the sink in the kitchen : "Man
in this house kill Chinaboy and bury
him in the backyard. " A new China-
boy is engaged to take the place of the
ono who has left , and , finding these
terrible stories of the horrible way in
which the employers treat
the servant ? , gets away as
soon as he can. Tha employers
having had , parhapa , a dozen Caina
men in a week , none of whom would
stay , are glafto get their old servant
back again , and welcome him almost
with open arms , utterly ignorant that
he is the cause of all their trouble in
the household. When customers do
not pay for their washing the laundrymen -
men announce the fact on their clothes ,
ihus puttta'g their fellow-countrymen
on guard. All this is calculated to
give one an increased respect for the
familiar language of the tea-chest and
the fire-cracker paper.
The Story of a Tame Walrus.
Victoria ( British Co'umbU ) Colonlit.
The Spanish birk "Odullt , " from
Liverpool , now lying at "Welch , Rl-
thet & Co.'s wharf , has on beard a
tame walrus , or iea lion. This ani
mal was captured by Oapt. De Abor-
tiz thirteen years ago , while cruising
! n Bahring Straits. It was then a
"pup , " was trained by him , and has
been his constant companion on all
his voywos erer since. He is called
"Sonor , " and answers to his name or
to a blast from a silver whistle blown
bfhis master ; but if blown by anyone
else Ue pays not the ( lightest atten
tion to the call. He eats bread and
meat , enjoyi tea nd tobaco. He } s
as passionately fond or beer aa an old
toper , and on manv occasions has become -
come ganteellv "na'ni" from imbibing
too heavily. Whim canht he weighed
nineteen pounds , but he now turns the
scale at 41l pounds , has two enor
mous tusks , measures six feet three
inches at the girth , and is eight feet
four Inches long. As the Captain
good-naturally remarked , as he showed
the brute to"a few visitors , he is
becoming "one big iioosanca. " In
bright warm weather ho sleeps in the
sun on deck. During heavy blows he
resorts to a kennel , but when the
weathsr is calm he leaps overboard
and sports about the ship for hours ,
catching and eaticg fish. When
tired cf swimming hu Is hauled on
board In a great iron basket. Oa one
occasion , off the Cape of Good Hope ,
a great shark tackled Senor , laying
hold of one of his paws and biting
off two of his toes , but Senor
dove , and , coming up nnder his
belly , ripped him up with one thrust
of his great tusks , and devoured him
with savage cries of delight and satis-
faction. He is very fond of the cap
tain , and when the latter has been absent -
sent from the ship for a day or two
he manifests hij uneisinessby a thun
dering noise not unlike the sounds
that might be emitted by two or three
adores of dogs barking in chorus. Se
nor is perfectly docile , allows himselt
to be patted on the head , and la very
susceptible to kindness
BUTCHEEINQ BUFFALO.
A UUNDKED THOUSiKD EILLKD LAST
WINTER IN THE YELLOWSTONE COUN
TRY.
Sioux City Journal.
It is estimated by competent author
ities that 100,000 buffalo hides will be
shipped out of the Yellowstone coun
try this season. Two firms alone are
negotiating tor the tiansportation of
25,000 hides each. When to this is
added the immense amount of skins
and furs of other kinds , deer , elk , an
telope , teaver , etc. , some idea may be
formed of the extent of the Yellow
stone pelt and fur trade.
Most of our citizens saw" the big
load of Buffalo hides that the C. K.
Peck brought down last season , a load
that hid everything about the boat
below the hurricane deck roof. Thsre
were ten thousand hides on that loid ,
and they were all brought out ot the
Yellowstone on one trip , and transfer
red to the 0. K. Peck. How such a
load could have been piled on
the little Terry not even the men
on the boat appear to know. It had
every part of the boat , barring soly
the pilot house and the smoke ttacks.
But such a load will not bo attempted
again. For such boats as ply the
Yellowstone there are at least fifteen
full loads of buffalo hides and other
pelts. Reckoning one thousand hides
to three car-loads , and adding to this
hfty cars for the other pelts , it will
take at least three hundred and fifty
box-cars to carry this stupendous bulk
of pelts east to market. Those fig
ures are not gnesses , bub estimates
made by men whose baaineas it it to
know about the amount of hidsa and
fnra awaiting shipment.
Nothing like it has over been known
in the history of the fur trade. List
season the output of buffalo hides was
above the average , and last year only
abont thirty thousand hides cime out
of the "SellovTstone country , or less
than a third of what is there now
awaiting shipment.
The past severe w inter caused the
buffalo to bunch theanelves in a few
valleys where there was pasturage ,
and there the sTr.u hter went on all
winter. There waj no sport about It ,
simply shooting d wn the famine-
tamed animals " . & cattle might be shot
down In a barn j aru.
To the credit of the Indians it can
bo said that they killed no more than
'
they could save'tho meat from. The
greater part of the 3laughter was done
by white huntera , 01 butchers rather ,
who followed the busitteas of killing
and skinning buffalo by the month ,
leaving the carcasses to rot. When
the buffaloes are all killed off , as they
bid fair te be in a very few years at
this rate , then everybody will wonder
that the government did not do some
thing to preserve this , the noblest of
animal game , or at least prevent the
killing of the buffalo for the hides
alone.
O -
The Inebriated Passenger.
Chicago Intcr-Ocoin.
Ho was a tall , elitn man with a
hooked nose and little twinkling eyes.
The odor of rum was very perceptible
in the atmosphere around him , and
could he realize on the capital invest
ed in that blossom on his nose he
might purchase a corner lot on Michi
gan avenue. The car was full when
he got in at the Madison street bridge ,
and several ladies were standing , al
though some of the seats were occupied
by men. He crowded through the
aisle , begging everybody's pardon , and
braced himself with his back
against the front door. There was a
good natured look on his face , when
he would occasionally forgot himself ,
but he seemed to realize his condi
tion , and assumed an air of deter
mined seriousness whcnho canght any
one looking at him. He first insisted
that a well-dressed , modest-looking
lady should change places with him ,
and rest herself by leaning against
the door. But she declined with
blushes.
"If I were occupying aseatma'am , "
he said , in a loud tone , "I would offer
It to you cheerfully ; yes , ma'am , cheer
fully. "
"You ara very kind , " she replied ,
softly , and turned her head away , for
it was plain that the fumes of liquor
almost made her gag. Some of the
men who were assisting in holding the
seats down all at once bagan to be
very much occupied in gazing out of
the windows , and two young fellows
in the corner engaged in an absorbing
conversation.
"It seems to me , " continued the
old pickle , speaking as if to himself ,
"it seems to me that young men are
not as polite as they used to be. "
A timid-looking young man in the
corner here arose and offered his seat
to a lady , blushing as if he had been
detected in a heinous crime.
"I am glad , sir , " continued the
speaker , "to see that you are an ex
ception , an honorable exception , sir. "
The voung man began to look very
foolish , and went out upon the rear
platform , stumbling over the gouty
feet of an old gentleman who had sat
opposite , and whoso eyes glared with
homicidal fury.
"Most men , nowadays I beg your
pardonma'am" ( to a lady whose bon
net he crushed when staggaring nnder
a lurch of the car ) "moat men , now
adays , hang to a seat as if they were
damped on to it , and poor tired ladies
stand helplessly In the a'sles , except
when a good-looking one gets into a
car , and thort somebody always gives
her a seat. It's the homely women
who always have to stand. "
The ladles in the aUle looked very
absurd , and a girl with bangs , who
had taken the eeat the timid
young man surrendered , tittered :
"No gentleman Trill keep his seat
in a car while ladies r.ro standing. It
is always safe "
The old gentleaansrilh the gouty
feet here looked up and said savagely ;
"It la always tafa to mind your own
business ] "
At this the yo g men who had
been engaged in the absorbing con *
venation left their seats and pulled
the bell-strap.
' 'Was I addreasin' my remarks to
yon , iir ] " asked the old pickle.
"I don't know , and I don't care a
. You mind your business , and
I'll mlqd mine , "
"I Intended no offense , sir ; particu
larly not to you , sir. When a man
gets as old and fat as you are , sir , he
is not ojpactcd to be as gallant aa
when he was young and active. "
C'I told yon to mind your busimss ,
and I'd mind mine. I don't want no
words with you. You're drunk and
don't know what yon are talking
about. "
"I'm drunk , am I1 ? and he gave a
lear that was intended to express
irofay. "I am sober enough to know
an old keg when I see one. "
At this the young girl with the
bangs gigled outright , and the infuri
ated old gentleman with the gouty
legs yelled :
"Conductor ! conductor ! This nvm
hero is drunk and insulting. "
The conductor entered the car and
led the old pickle out to the pi it form ,
where the soliloquy was finished , to
the Infinite amusement cf a number
of passengers.
Almost Crazy.
How often do wo see the hardwork
ing father straining every nerve and
muscle , and doing his utmost to sup
port his family. Imagine his feelings
when returning home from a hard
day's labor , to find his family prostrate
with disease , conscious of unpaid doc
tors' bills and debts on every hand.
It must be enough to drive one almost
crazy. All this unhapplness coa'd be
avoided by using Electric Bitters ,
which expel every disease from the
system , bringing joy and happiness to
thousands. Sold at fifty cents a bottle
lyish&McMahon. ' (4) ( )
GBEATEST REMEDY KNOWN.
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption > s certainly the greatest
medical remedy ever placed within the
reach of suffering humanity. Thou
sands of once hopeless sufferers , now
loudly proclaim their praise for this
wonderful Discovery to which they
we their lives. Not only does it j > oai-
titdy cure Consumption , but Coughs ,
Colds , Asthma , Brorchits , Hay-
Fever , Hoarsneas and all affections of
the Throat , Chest and Lungs yields
at once to its wonderful curative pow
er as if by magic. We do not ask yon
to buy a large bottle unless you know
what you are getting. We therefore
earnestly request you to call on your
druggist , J. K. Isii , and get a trial
bottle free of cost which will convince
the most skeptical of its wonderful
merits , and show you what a regular
one dollar size bottle will do. For
bale by Ish & McMahon. (4) ( )
NOTICE We were suffering thj mo't excru
ciating pain from inflammatory rheumttUm.
One application of Dr. Tnomw' Hclectrc Oil af
forded almost nstant relit f , and two fifty-cent
bottloj effected a permanent cure.
O. E. COMSTOCK ,
Caledonia , Minn.
Eacnion'a Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVE in the world f 01
Outs , Brulacs , Seres , Ulcers , Salt
Rheum , Fever Sores , Totter , Chapp
ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , end all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
is guaranteed to glra perfect aatiafac-
tlod in every caao ox money re funded ,
Price 25 couta per box. For sal * by
8uly Tsh & McMahon Omaha.
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
Ihe undersigned having had nine years ex
perience with Q. n. & J. S. Collins , and twenty-
four joars of practical harness miking ? , las now
commented business for himislf In tb large
new shop 1 door south of the southeast corner
ot 14th and Ilarney gt . lie xll\ employ a lar a
orce of ( killed workmen and will fill all orders
in his pline promptly and cheaply.
PROPOSALS FOR SPRING.
The undersigned recel'e proposals from
parties desiring to tell fifteen (16) ( ) to thirty (30) ( )
acres of Ian Jon which the-e is situated a clear
spring wbosa outlet is lu the eido of A bluff not
less than five feet above the general level of sur
rounding and contifuous land. Pa * tics offering
euchlind will state the site or number of gallons
per minute of tuch spring , Us exact dljtanco
from nearest rtllrcad station and the number
of scctiotownshlo and range in which it la
located.
These proposals will bo opened oa the 39th
day of April , 1SS1 , and the Commission reeorves
the right to reject any and all bids.
W. L. MAY. Frenont.
II S KALEY. Red Clond.
R. R. LIVINGSTON. Plattsmonth.
Stito Board of Fiih Commission.
ap2M10t-wlt
BUSINESS COLLEGE ,
THE GREAT WESTERN
Gco.R. Kntliban , Principal.
Oreighton'Block , - OMAHA
Bend for Circular.
uov20d&wt
CHARLES RIEWt ,
UNDERTAKER !
Mctallc Cues , Coffins , Caskets , Shrouds , etc.
Farn mStre * . ( Ith and llth , Omaha , Neb.
Telegraphic orders nrorantlv attended to.
To Whom it Uay Concern :
Owneri of outlet number 210 In Florence , Ne-
Lraika.
You are hereby notified tVat on the 18th da/
of August , A. D. 1379 , one Thjnus Barrett pur
chased mi i outlet number 210 In Florenc * , Dong-
lai County , NebriBLa , and thMtho tlmaotra-
demption will exiiire iuguit 13th , 1231. Said
outlet wai taxed for th jeir A. D. 1877 , for
which Uxoa it wissold aa a'orenid. Slid outlet
lot wag tavid In no name. Tile certlflca e of tald
sale h&j been transferred to and ij DOW h'ld by
me. DEXTER L THOMAS.
sp7S 3t
SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSION
ER'S SALE.
By virtue of au order of fal * luued but of the
Dlitrict Court , in and far Douz'm County , No-
braika , and to ma diricted , I will , on the 31st
day of Hiy , A. D. 11 , at 13 o'clock noon of
laid day , at the aouth dor of th * Couit llouto
in the cUy of Omaha , iu said Oauntr , tell at
public auction the property detcrlb'd in laid
order , to wit : Lot fix (8) ( ) In block one hundred
an t leventy-one (171) ( ) , In the city of Oniiha , In
laid DonfUi County , Nebruka , together
with all theappurtijaceei thireunto belongln ; ,
to aitlify a judgmint ( ald court rscovered by
Ferdinand Streitz afainit Andrew R. Orchard
and Amanda H. Orchard , derendinti.
WILLIAM. SIMERAL ,
iplS-lt , Erx'cUl ' llaitsr Coamisaioner.
NOTICE !
ToWhom it Uay Concern :
Owner of outlet number 20) m Flotenco , Douj
Ics County , Kabnska.
Ycu are hereby notified that on the 13th dty
of Aucust , A. D. 1S70 , one Tnomaa lUrrett pur
chased sMd outlet cumbu 2C9 m Klorenre. . - eb. ,
and that the time of redemption will expire
AuzfBtlStb.lSSl. Said outlet as taxed for
tne jca 1877 , Tor which tax It waa sold as aforesaid -
said in the name of the Florence LindComp ny.
Tae certificate of stld stle has been transferred
to and Is now held by me
apJSSt DEXTER L. THOMAS.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Jacob Johnson and Ellen Johnson , fail wife ,
will tike notice that on the 20th dav of April ,
1831 , WlllUm T. Seiman , plaintiff , herein filid
hii petition in the District Court , of Douglai
County , Nebraska , ajrair.st tald de'endants , the
object and prayer of which , arc to fcreilofe a
certain mortgage executed by the laid defend
ants to one F.B. Brtant , and by said Bryant
duly sold aad tracsftrred to one C. J. Canan , and
by said Canan duly sol d and tracsTcrred to said
aman. npjn lat nice (9) ( ) in block "Y , " In
Shlnn's 3d addition , to the City ot Omahi , in
Douglas Co. , Neb. , to secure tso pajment tf a
cenainpromisary not d ted AptU Btb , 1874 , for
the sum of 1116 25 and intense , and one aid
payable in three month i from the data thereof ,
and tnat there is now due upon said note
and mortgage tbe sum of $11625 ana interest at
the rate of 12 per cent per annum from maturity
and an attorney's fee ; ilaintiff prajs for a decree
thit defendants be required to pay the nme or
that tald premises may te sold to satisfy the
amount found due.
You. are required to answer sx'd petition c
or before tha SOth day tf Miy. 1831.
W1L T. SEA1IAN.
By A. CaJjfflCf , His Attorrey.
Dated , Apjil SOth , 1S3L ar.21ev thU
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Through Ticket ! via thii Celebrated Line for
sale at all offices In the United Statcsand Canada.
All Information about Rates of Fare , Sleeping
Car Accommodations , Time Tables , &c , will be
cheerfully given by appljinr to
JAMES R. WOOD ,
General Passenger Agent , Chicago.
T. J. POTTtR ,
General Uanasr < r. Chicago
DEXTER L. THOMAS &BRO.
Will Buy and Sell
REAL ESTATE ,
And all Transactions Con
nected therewith.
Pay Taxes , Kent Houses , &c ,
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
Call at Office , Room 8 , Creighton Block , Omaha ,
Neb. ap5-dtf
Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGEHCY ,
IBih d ; Douglat Sit. , Omaha , Neb.
Ibis agency dow STRICTLY a brokerage bcil
ness. Does not peculate , &sd therefore any ar >
gains on Its books are Insured to Its patrons , In
gtead of belnff gobbled np by the agent
ROCiGS & KILL ,
HEAL ESTATE BROKERS
lft > 1//03 Farnf < &m Street
OMAHA - NEBRASKA.
Oflce North 8iaa cpp Oracd CentralIlctel.
Nebraska Land Agency ,
DAViS & SNYDER ,
1605 ParnJutm St. Omaha , Nebr.
(00,000 ACRES carefully elected land In Ewtera
Nabraski for eale.
Orcit Eirgnlnaln Iraproved farms , andOmahi
city propert- .
O. ? . DA713. WEBSTER 8NYDSR ,
tate Land Com'r U. F. R. R ln-tabTtf
ITXOf RUB. L37IS RISO.
Byron Reed & Co. ,
OLD 1ST MTULBTD
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
IN NEBRASKA.
Eeap a complete abstract of title to all Real
Eatito in Omalia and Douglas County. miyltf
JNO. G. JACOBS ,
( Tormry ! cf CIsh & Jacobt )
No. HIT Farnham St. , Old Stand of Jacob OU
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St , Paul & Sioux Gity
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux. City Route I
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1
From COUNCIL'BLlILTSto
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And all points in Northern Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakata. This lie * la equipped with the Im
proved WesUnshouse Automatic Air Brakes and
Miller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
la nnBnrpirsed. Elepict Drawing Room and
Sleeplnz Carsownod and controlled by the com
pony , run Through TV'lthCUt Change betwsen
Union Pacific Transfer Dtpot , Council BluOs ,
and St. Paul. Trsins leave the Union Paclflo
Transfer Depot at Council Eluffj , at 6:15 : p m. ,
reachingSlouz City at 10:20 p. m. . and St. Paul
atll 5a. m. , "
HOURS ix ADVAKOS OT
ANY OTHER ROCTB.
Returning , lears St. P.tol at S30 p. inar -
vinr at Slotn City at > : ia a. in. , and Union
Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluff ! , at 830
a.m. Be surd thit your tlikoU read vU " 3. C.
b r. K. R. ' F. C. HILia ,
Superintendent , U' joorl Valley , lows'
P. K. ROBINSON , Aart Osa'l Pus. Ageat.
J. H. O-BKYAIT ,
and Paawnger Ajont ,
Council BIcfll
MAKE NO MISTAKE !
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Compoeedlargely of powdered mica and 1st njlisj
U the beat and clieaptst lubricator in the wqtld.
It la thebcjtbecause ! t dee not from , but forms
a highly polljlied surface over the axle , doln ;
away vrltn a lar a amount of friction. It it tb *
cheapest because you need ueo but half the
quantity in greisiug your waon that yon woul 1
ot any other axle grease matle , and then run
your tratron twice aa long. It answers equally
aa well ( or Mill Gearing , Threshing flUchinw ,
Busies , &c , aj for wagoni Send ( or Pocket
Cjclopedlaof Thlnjs Wortn Knowing. Mailed
free to any ulu'reta
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"lelr baautv , pormsnonco and economy
dally working the eztlnciion of all fencing
cheap material.
Elegant In destCTi , Indtatrectlble
Fences for Lawns , Public Grounds and Ceme
tery Plats.
Iron Vases , Lavrn Sottces , canopied and of
rustic patterns ; Chairs and every description ot
Iron nnd Wlro oniamental work designed axil
manufacturad by E. T. BARNUM'S Wire and
Iron Work , S7,29 and 31 Woodward Avo. , De
troit , Mich. Sen' " - l"Bt > -atalogue am )
rlcn lUt
52,250.000 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY-
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15000 TIOKETS ONLY , 72 ? PRIZES.
SMALLEST PRIZE , 81,000.
1 Prl $1 Of 0,000 1 Prize $25,00'
1 Prize 2CO.OCO 8Przes,810OOcach 80,000
1 Pnzo 100,000 S Prizes , 5,000 aa. h 40,060
1 Pri a tO.OOO 722 Prizesam't'j to 52,250,000
Whole Tickets , S1CO ; Halves , ? 30 ; Quarters , J10 :
Tenths,3I ; Twentieths , ? S , Fortieths , $1.
L'ttle Havana is gorerncd entirely by the
abo\edraninr.
1 Prize , SG.COO 722 Prizes , $10,119.
Whole ? , S2. Halves , 81.
ROMAN & CO.
Succcssots to TAYLOR & Co. , Now York.
Direct an communiratlona and money to
ROMAN & CO. , General Agents , 223 Chjrel
Streets , \ew Haven , Conn. m4lm
GEO. tf , PAUSELL , M. D.
Roomj 'n Jacobs Flock , up stairs , corner of
Capital Avenue and 15th street. Residence
1425 Sherman Avenue. May fe coniuit
ed at resi leaco 7 to 9 p. m. except TVednesdaya.
SPECIALTY. Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo.
nen. Office honra 9 to 11 3. m. and 2 to 4 p. m.
Bunaaya 5 to 7 p. m. mlj-6m
REED'S
By "Almont , " he by Alciandcr's "AMallab ,
Eire of "Goldsmith Maid ; " first dam "On
Timo" by ' War Dance , " son of the fenoiimed
"LeiluKtoi ; " Second , "EU ! Breckonriilga" by
"Collossua , " son of imported "Sovnelrn. *
"AImnt'a" first d ra by "Ma-nbrino Chief
and hUSiro by RjsJick's "Hambletonian "
This remarkable hone nlll be five yars ok'
in May , ho will serve only 35 marca ( half of
which number it nsw cnssged ) at $2500 per
mire , payable at tlrno oTiervice.
Season commences April 1st and will end
Sept. Ut. After tLat time hla iirvico will be
rut at $35 00. Any mare that h'S trotted in
2:30 : served rxsit. ALL TIS1E will stand Mondays'
Tuesdays' and Wednesdays' each week , btgin-
nincr the first ot April , on Twentieth , WM : ot
Eigbtecntn f trect car-lr : k t rminu , and the
remilnder of each week at the corner of llth
and Howard ttrcetg.
ED. HEED , Proprietor.
Stable Corcer llth and Howard
Streets.
marlod3m
Machine Works ,
J. Hammond , Prop. & Manager.
The raoet thoronzh appointed and complete
Machine Shop ) and Foundry In the state.
Castings oJ OTory description mannfacted.
Endues , Pumps and eveiy clasi of machlaery
made to order.
order.pedal attenllen elven to
RTellAnsurs , Pulleys , Hangers ,
s.Gcer
etc.
n ? , Uodoj , etc. , ceatlr ozecuted.
56Harnov St. . Bst. 14tb and 15m.
APPETIZER SURE CURE
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA , CONSUMP
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
* 9 P"011 'a ' " > b" "i irorld. By adding to TOLU ROCK and RTB Ittl.
* ' 1 taT f e Hent Appetizer uulTonlc. lor K nml and Th.
. "MdthSn erflMU'UaWnUI'r8Cel"i dUIy " "
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
CAPTION B2T ! B * DEV.CJ VEI > by unprincipled dfat.rs who try to palm off upon TOO
JSfontDICATcn art.T 0 ? ? ? * SU& " U P00 * ° ' onr TOLC ROCK End R * . whlcSli t
only ItKDICATED article made the „
, aENOTNE navUur a QOVERXMENT STAMP on each bottle.
Extract from Report of tha Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TREASURY DEPARTMENT , OFFICE OF INTERNAL RXVENU 1
WAsnwoioa 1 > .C. , January S , 1SSO. f
Ucf m. LAWnXNCZ * MARTIN , 1111 Madigon St. , Chicago , IL's. :
41 2KV,1.1 , JS&emonnd- the Ppkton of this offlce , ouM have a sufficient quantity )
th BALSAM Or TOLU to tin It all tat adrantaifes ascribed to thU article in pectoral compIalnU
while the wlilixy and th lyrup eonitituta an emulsion r nderlne it an agreeable remedy to th *
K.'i'llK.Compounded ' accordlar to th formula , it my properly be clawed aa a MEDICINAL
PREPARATION under the prOTuloDg of U. S.Rrrbed Statute * , nd when oitumrnxl , nuy t
sold by Drugftati , ApothNiries and Other Persona nltbout rendering them liable to ? T tp ial
tax at liquor dealers.
Tours Ke p rtfnlly , ( Slpied ) QUEEN. B. BAUM , Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTIN. Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GROOEBS and DEALERS everywhere
C.F. OOODUAN.AQEXT. OMAHA _ _ _
NEWA3TD CORRECT "ftTA-p
PTOTW beyond any reasonable question that tha ' * *
CHICAGO ' & NORTH-WESTERN . R'Y
1 1s by all odds the best road lot you to talco when traveling In either direction between !
Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the West , North and Northwest.1' *
Carefully examine th ! H p. The Principal Cities of the Tf t and Northwest are Stations
oa this read , lu throntn trains make eloao connection * with the trains of all railroads at
Junction points.
Tirt-r
-
, THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERH RAILWAY ,
PULLMAN HOTEL DINING
'
. or Northwester Chicago. ' It has
> r. - . the following Trunk Lines : 1
uw * ' Dfnjer& California Un . " "Wlnona , Minnesota & Central Dakita Line. " ,
oim 1NoNcbtas ? & ? ankt ° I ! LI'.e"Chlcatro. ' . . . St Paul and .Minneapolis IJno. f
-rffr "lnols' FSP ° n * Dubunuo Line. " "Milwaukee. Oreen Bay & Lake Superior Line. "
anaa. ' ° VCr 3Lt ° Sol(1 ( by a11 Couroa TIcket Agents in the United States and
Kernember to ask for Tickets -rla this roa < L bo sure they rend over It. and take none other *
HAEVIX HCaHirr , Geal Manager , Chicago. S. VT. B. SIES3ETT , Gen'l Pass. Agent , Chicago.
HARRT P. UCJEU , TIck t Ar nt C. AN. W. Railway , 14th and rarnham Streets.
II. B KIMB&LiL. Assistant T.cket AzentC AN. W. Rallway.llth end Farnbam Street * .
J. BELL , Ticket AzentC. & N. W. Railway , U. P. R. R. Depot.
JAMHlST. CL&RK'Oen r l Aunt.
FURNIfl F : ATHERS
And Everything pertaining to the Furniture asd
Upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSGRT&1EHT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
and 1210 Farnham Street.
p U mt > a th Ut
SHORT LINE
1SSO.
K.C.,3T.JOE&C.B.R.B. ,
It tha only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST
from OUAHA and the WXST.
Ha chtn9 cf cars between Omaha and 8t. Loall
and but ene between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Easten. YPfcstern Cities
With lets charjec and la sdvanca ol other lines.
This tstlre Uaa 'a equipped with Pullman's
Falat 81 * c pint Can. Palaca Da > Coach *
sa.JUllex'B Bafsty Platform and
Coupler aad the celebrated
Testlnf bousa Alr-Braie.
OTiZK THAT TOOK TICKET RKA
4 "TU Kansas City , Bt. Jc h and-
jarCouncUBluffa h.R. .via B'.tA
If Jot tnAatLouia-TBt
nekti for tali at all coupon itatlona la the
A. C. DAWE3 ,
, Oeal Pae. * Tlclot A t
St. Josaob.Ma St. Jo * pn , Ho.
W C. 8EACHRE3T. Tlckst Al n. ,
leZOFarnhaca SlrMt ,
ANDYBORDKN , A. B. BARNARD.
Paw. AjT3ntOmaha. Oen'rl Arent. Omaha.
AO ENTB WANTfiD FOR
Fastest Selling Boofeof tba Acel
Poundations of Success ,
EUSEJEJM ANDSOCIAtTORMB
Thalawsof trade. lojal forms , how to trans
act buaUwtB , valoabl * tabl , toclal etiquette ,
parliamentary assize , how t eoniurt public
buslnovMu bet It ii a complete Guide to SUCCMS
for all oane * . A family ece alty. Address for
circular , and special terms ANOUORPUBUSU-
INO CO. , StLul * . Mo.
QQfl idayatcomo. bamp * ct
ibZU IrtM. Addrtu SUasoa * Co
Portland. MA.
MA.M.
M. H. K1HDON.
General Insurance Agent *
BKPB
- . . . Lon.
don , Cash Aasetd . - .W,107lll
WESTCHEdTKK. H. Y. , Capital - 1,000,003
TOE MERCHAN IB. of Newark. N.J. , l.OCC.OO
QIRAUP FIUKPhllad lplilaCapltal _ l.OOC.COO
'
lt l . 900.600
KWEUKS'3 FUND. California . 806 ( Ml
ItlUTISn AMERICA AS3URANOZCO 1,290,000
HEW A IKJIRKINS.CO AaeU u 800.0CO
AMKKICA7 CENTRAL , AmeU . 300 600
9 ut Cor. of Klfuanth & Douarlaa 3t. ,
_ _ OMAHA. NtH.
To Worvons Sufferers The Great
European Eemedy Dr. J.
E. Simpson's Specific
Medicine.
It U a positive car * for B rmatorrhea. Seminal
Waakncffi , Impotency. and all disease * reaultu ;
from Self-Abtue. aa llantal Anxiety , Loa ol
Memory , Paina In tb Bock of Side , and disease *
that Iea4 to
Consumption
Insanity and
anearlrpav *
Tb * Hpedflo
Vadldno Ix
being ns
wltb wonder
ful success.
_ _ _ PampUaU
sent f roe to aU. Write for them and gt lull
particulars.
Prlc * , SpedOc , tl'OOperpftckag * , orslx pack-
atr for5.ec. Address all orders to
. B. SIMPSON' MEDICINK CO. , .
Koa. * Mand 100 lUIn St. , Buffalo , S. Y.
Sold In maha. by C. f. Goodman. J. W. Bell
J. K. liit * sd alldruzzists everywhere.
< T C C waelc in your own town. lerms and
1)00 oatflt tre . Addrm H. Qallttt & Co.
Portlind. Ua.
3 IPIEOG
Cash ' ry Goods Store ,
CORNER SIXTEENTH AND CALIFORNIA STREETS.
With a Fine New Stock oi
DRY GOODS , NOTIONS AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
It 'will pay you to examine this stock as everything is entirely
new , and great bargains will be given.
& nvncinsrisris , - - IPIROIPSI