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THE DAILY BEE ,
OMAHA PUDLI9HINQ CO , PROPRIETORS.
010 f-Arnham , bet. Oth and 10th Street * .
TEIIMS OF SUJtSCHIPTIOX :
n 1 > Mr , In adiancepostpaid ( ) . . . flOOO
.noiithl " * . . . 6 00
month ) " " . . . 300
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
IFriNa OMAIH HAS ! OR bOUTII BOt\D.
C. , R 4 Q 5 ix. m 3 ! 0 p. in.
C. & X. W , 0 n ui 3.40 11 m.
C. , H. I & 1' . G rt m. 3 45 p. m.
K. C , St. J. A C. II , 8 ft. in 3 40 p. m. Atrho
ct St. Louis at C 2s n. m and T'(5 n m
Mt OR SOCTIWMTS.
R. & M. In J.'cK , Throush K\prc ' , S 35 ft , m.
It. & M Utiooln l-relght " OOji lu , ,
U. 1' Exl > roM , 12 1611 in
O. i n. v for Lincoln ' , 10 20 Ik m.
O. & U. V for OjccoU , P 10 n m
v. r. frclsht No. 6 , 6 30 n til
c. v. fr ! cht No , s 15 n m
v. i1. fnlglit No. 7 , li 10 v in. emigrant.
U. I' . frci.-M No. 11 fa 25 u. in.
> RRI\I\O KAST OITII. ,
C , R. & 0 , B 00 a m 7 25 p m.
C. & N. M ,045 a. in "i.Vi I' in ,
C. II. I A.l',045\ . DOS 1 > 111.
K C. , St Joe & 0 II ,7:40 : ix in 045p.m.
W. , bt. 1 , & l10 M a. in. 4 25 p in.
ARRIUSQ FROM TUIt WEST AND SOCTMWKSr.
O. k It. V. from Lincoln 12 12 p. m.
U. P. Etproit 3 25 p. in.
ii & M. In Neb , Tliroush rhprosj 4:15 : p. in
R. & M. Lincoln FnUht-8 35 n in.
V. I * . Frclirht No. 10-1-40 p m.
No. 6 425 p in. Emigrant.
No. S 10 W p. m.
No 12 11 32 n in.
O. & U. V , mixed , ar. 4:35 : p. ui.
NORTH.
Nebraska Dlt Islon of the St Paul k Sioux Citj
ItoaJ.
No 2 Icvci OmhTnSa m.
No. 4 leax LS Omtht 1 60 p. m.
JN'O. 1 nrrhci at Oinihn nt 4 10 p. m
No. 3 arrlt cs at Onnlii nt 10 45 n. m.
DIMMT TRAIN ? HrT FR > OMAHA AND
COLNC1L llU.rCI' .
Lcvo Omaha nt 800 , 0 00 aiiJ 11 00 o. m. ;
t:00 : , 2 00 , 3 00 , 4 00 , 6 00 nnd 0 00 p. 111.
Lcixc Council liliilli at S 2. > , I ) 25 , 11:23 : n. m. ;
) :2 % 2 25 , S ij , 4.25 6:25 nnd 0 25 p 111
Suii'lajs Iho ilumnileei Onmha at 0 00
ami 11 00x in. ; 2 00 , 4 00 anil 600 p in. Le-ucs
Council Dluirs at 0 25 and 11:25 : n. in. ; 2 25 , 4.25
aud 6 25 p. m.
Opening and Closing of Malls.
nous. ori v. CLOSB.
n in. p in , a. m. p. m.
-Chicago & N. W . 1100 1)30 ) 4'30 240
Chicago , n. 1. & 1'aclflc 11 00 0 00 4.30 2 40
Chlc-vo , 11. & O . 1100 000 4-30 240
% Ubv h . 12 SO 430 240
8Iou.CIt.nnd . Pacific . 1100 430
Union 1'ac.ifli. . 600 1140
Ouiihi&ll. V . 400 11-40
13 i.\I. In .Veil . . . . 400 8.40 G 30
Oinaln A , Northnc ttrn 430 7'30
Local mails for bUito ol Ioi\-x lea\obut once a
daiz : 4 30.
A Lincoln .Mall Unlso opened at 10 30 n. m.
Ollico oiiui bund-ij s { ram li m. to 1 n in.
TIIOS. K HALL 1' . M.
Business Birectory ,
, Art hmporlum.
U. ROSE'S Art r.imwnmii , 1510 Dodge Street ,
Steel UnBmliies , Oil Painting , Clironios , TUIICJ
frames Framings bpcclaltIxiu Trices
I1O EI 1"OJ Uouulas btrect. Good btlei. .
Abstract and Real Estate ,
JOHN U McCAGUE , opi > osfte Post Office.
Vr. U. BAUTIiTT 317 South ISth Street.
Architects.
DUFUENC & MnXDELSSOHN , AnCHITECTS ,
Itoom 14 Crclrfliton Block.
A. T. IiAKOB Jr. . Iloom 2. Ciclehton niock.
DooM and
JAMLS DlM.N'Ei , CO ,
J'ms Foots and Shoes A wood assonncnt ol
home work on lund , corner 12th and Hurnc } .
T110S. EUICKSOJf , S i : cor. 10th aud Douglas
JOHN roilTUNATUS ,
605 10th street , inaiiuficturca to order good nork
at ( air prices Hei > alrln done.
Ded Springs.
J. F. LAIUUMKU Jlanufacturcr. 3B17 Iou'lasst.
Books , News and Otatlonery.
J. I. FUUEHAUF 1015 Farnham Street.
Butter and Ccgs ,
McSHANKi SCIIllOEDI.il , the oldest n and E. \
house In Nebraska cstildMied IbTS Omaha.
CJiSTKAL
UUaTAUKA T ,
JIUS. A. IIYAN ,
eou Ui west corner ICthiiul Dodge.
lieat Hoard ( or the Money.
Sttlsactlon Guaranteed.
UcaU at all Hours
ISoard bj the Daj , Week or Jlonth.
Good Terms ( or Cash.
Furnished Ilooins Supplied.
UarrlaRej and Road Wagons.
WH. SKVDEK , No. 131h 14th and Harnej StreetsJ '
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
ANDHEW UOSEWATEll , CrclK'hton niock ,
Town Simcju , Grade and be uran'e Sj 8terns a '
Specialtj.
Commission ivlerchants.
JOHN 0. WIL LIS.1411 Dodge Street.
D n IlEKMEIt rordctills BCDlar'oadvertise
ment In Ivaib nndVeckh. .
Cigars and Tobacco.
WEST i. FUITbCIIEIt. iinnuUcturcrsol Cigars ,
and Wholesale Dealers in Touiccos. ISO5 Douglas.
W. F. LOIIE.SZEN inaiiulacturcr 14 10th street.
Cornice Works.
Western Cornlco Worts , Manufacturers Iron to
Cornice , Tin , Iron and Slate Uooln0' ! ! . Orders
from an } locallt ; prompt ! } executed in the I > cst |
manner. Factor } and UlL'co 1310 Uodjro Street.
Gahanlzcd Iron Ccrnices , Window Cups , etc. ,
nMimitactured nnd imt up in any part ol the
couiitn. T. blMIOLU 410 Thirteenth street
Crockery ,
J. BONNEH 1309 Dougiaa Btwct. Good lino.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
OEO. H. PKTEHSON. Aluo Hats , Caps , lloots ,
Shots , Notions and Cutler } , SOI S. lOthbtrcet. at
Clothlnj ; Bought.
C. SHAW will jiay highest Cash price ( or second
hand clothlnir. Corner 10th and tarnhani.
Dentists.
DK. PAUL , Williams' I'lock , Cor , Uth i. Dodjfe.
fall
Drugs , Pal rits and Oils. nnd
KUII.N i. CO , his
Pharmacists , Fine Vmie ( ! oJ < , Cor. 15th and flee
ttrcets
W. J. WHITKIIOUt K , Wholesale i Itetall , 16th st.
C C. FIELD , 2022 M < lh Side Cumin , ; Street.
-V I'AHH , Dnixirlst , 10th and Howard Street ) .
Dry Qoorls Notions , Etc , Hi
JOHN H. F. LEUMANN A. CO ,
New York Drjr Goods S.orc , 1310 and 131C Farn
ham struct.
L C. Encuold also boots and fahocs , 7th li IVI fie.
ruruiture.
A F. OI10SS , New and Sscond Hand I'urnltun
and Stoics , Ull Doucim. lll.hett c-ash price
jiald lor buvond hanu mo it. riet
J. I.QNNI.U 1301 Houitia et. Fine goo Is. (
Fence Works. lai
OMAHA FE.SCK CO. 7th
GUST , rilIESA.CO,1213mriioySt. , lmpro\e the
ed Ice Itoxis , Iron and Wool Fences , Otllcu ka'
lUlluun , Counters ol I'IIIQ and Walnut. Ins
riot
Florist.
A Ponaj'hue , phntt , cut flow cr , ecods , boqucta
etc. K. W. tor 10th an 1 UoujUa ttreita. and
foundry.
JOHN \\EAHNn & . SONS , cor UthiJacksoneU
Flour and Feed ,
of
GHAIIA CITY MILLS , Eth and Farnham Bta
\ \ clshans Uro , , rorleton.
tv
Orocers.
Z. STEVENS , 21 t between Cumin ; and Izard nml
T. A. McSHANE , Corn. 23d and Cumlnj Strcct . but
Hatters. he
W. L. PAIU101TE & CO ,
IJOfl Douglas Street , Wholule Eiduihcly e\
Hardwaie , Iron nd Steel , any
J.
DOLAN & LANQWOltTIIY , Wholesale , 110 an
Uth street.
A HOLMES corner I0th and CalKornU. tion
Harness , Saddles , &c.
B. WEIST SO 13th St , bet Farn' & lUrner
< ! * .
1 *
Hat nnd Donnet Blencheri.
. tllcs Rctj mil Stnw , Chip nd frit ll t < don *
) i nt northpv t corn < T t-c ciittctith Mid Capitol
kttnue.JI.IHJK I'rotirictor.
Hiteli.
CASF1ELD HOUSE , Qc ) CnnflcM.PthA F rnhnm
> OnAN HOUSt : , I1 1I Cnrj , CIS Furnrum St.
SLA ; KVS HOTKL , i' . sia\cn , ioth stmt.
outhcrn Hotel On ? IiMncl , Oth & Lonictmorth.
ron hencinj ; .
The Western t'ornlro Works , Apcntu for the
'hvnplon Iron Fence An , Imo on inml Ml klinli
I FAUCI Iron Fences , Cnstlngs , Hncil , T ' "
tc. 1310 lVdf.ostrec.
Intelligence Office.
SHIS lA'/MK U1..NT 217 10th Street.
Jewellers ,
JOHN IAUMiil 1314 Fwiham Street
Junk.
II. DRUTIIOU ) , 1Us Mill Metftl
Lumber , Lime nnd Cement.
'OSTTH .t OKAY corner tlth nnd Itoiifrhi Si ?
Lamps nnd Ulntswnro.
. IION.VCK 1300 Uoarhs hi. Hood Varlet\
Merchnnt Tailors.
0. A MNlXjUKST ,
Ono o ( our most popuhr Mcrchint Tillers Is reciting -
citing the latest tlcslt'iis ( or priii ) * iiicl Summer
looils ( or gentlemen 8 wear MjIMi , ilutnlilc ,
mlprluslo as our 21&13thlict Done .V Firn
Millinery.
ins. C. A. niXOKIl , W. hotewle nnd IlcMl , Kin-
} Oooils In great , \arlet ) , _ Xephn , Card Hoard * ,
loslcrj , Olotis , CoMcts , i\c. CheaM.st | House In
lie West. I'lircliistra KO 30 per cent. Order
116 Fifteenth Street
Physicians nn I Surgeons ,
V. S. OinilS , M O , Kxnn No 4 , Crolghton
ilock , 15th btnct.
1' . S. I.KISKX1U.NO , M. 1) Masonic Dlock.
C. L. HART , II. 1) . , Kj r and I'.ir , en' . i > ostolllcc
Dlt I , . II Oil \1)DY ,
Jaillst and Aurist , S W 16th and Karnh-vm Sts
' | | Photographers.
aio IIKYN. 1'iiop. ,
Grand Ccntnl ( lallirt ,
212 Sixteenth Street ,
e.ir Masonic Hill. First-class W orK and Prompt
c sgimntit < .in.
Plumbing , Gas and Stc.im Fitting.
' . W. TAItl'V A , CO. . 21012th fet. , bet , Farnhtni
nJ Doughs. Worn promptl ) nttuidiil to.
1) . mZl'ATJUCK , 1403 Poiuhg Street.
PalntlnE and Paper
HEKUY A. " STiilS. : 1112 Uodjjo Mrcct.
Pinning Mill.
A. JIOYEIl , manufacturer of sash , doora , Mlmli ,
Holding * , ncmta , nlustirs , hand rails , furnishing
croll saw In , ? , A.C. , cor. loJjo and Oth struts
_
Pawnbrokers.
. nOSHNKELD , 822 10th St. , bet. Far. ft Har.
Retrleerators , Canfield's Patent.
! . P. GOODMAN lltli St. bet. Farn. &llarnc > .
Show Case Manufactory.
0. J. WILDE ,
Inniifartiircr nnd Dcilcr'lii all Umls ol Short
Cists. Upright Cases , a „ 1317 C bs St.
J'HANK I. GiUII\KI > , proprietor Oinilia
iOH Case ininufaitorj , MS Sontli IKli strttt ,
tnciM Ici\en orth and Marcj. All gooda
wirraiitid Ilrst cHH
Stoves ana mwnro.
A. UUKMHSlini ,
Dcilcr In Sto\c3 nnd Tinware , nml Miniihcturcr
f lin Itoofs and all kinds of liuildlng Worl ; ,
OJ.l . Kellottlllock. .
1309 Douchs St. Good and Cheap "
.Seeds.
XS , V.liolcsnlo and Retail Seed Drills and
Julthatora , Odd rUle s ilall. .
Shoe Otorcs.
'hillip ' IMS , 1320 F rntiim 8t , bet 13th & 14th
Second Hand Store.
'EUKINS A. IKAU. 1410 Douv'lis St , New and
Iccond Hind Furniture , JIouso jurnlshin ; ; Goads , .
i.c , beii.'ht and Bold on nirron nnn'ins
Saloons.
HENKY FAUlilANN ,
n the ncn brick block on Doti liui Stroct , has
Jubt opened n most olcgunt IkrJ Hull. :
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
c\ cry dij.
FLAMJUIY.
) n Faniham , ne\t to tha 13 &M lieadijiiartcrs ,
ns ru opened a neat nnd i.ompletc cstAbllaluncnt
\liiLli , birrinff Ullb and MotliirShlpton's Trophsi.
cj , nlll be opencxl lor the Dojs with Hot Lunch
in and after prcbLiit dito.
Cile.lonla " J. rALCOXER. 67 10th Street.
;
Undertakers.
CIIAS Ilin\Vn , 101'J Farnlnm bet. 10th & 11 W.
;
P. PKM.VHU , SOJ } Tenth street , bttwcen Farn.
inn and llarnc\ . Docs K'poJ and tliuip work. ,
00 Cent Stores.
'
IKNRY rOIII.MAN , to s , notions , nlctuics
ewclr ) , & .C. , 613 14th bet. i'arnhim and Uou Hs
. C. KACKUS. 1205 Farnham St. F ncy Goods ;
all
PROPOSALS
'or FurnUhln ? Horses , Wagon * , and Harness for
the Indian ticnicc.
Scaled projiosals for furnishing eighty (60) (
,
ork horsts , two (2) ( ) biifj-y horses , flftj (80) ) at-
ons. QIIO (1) ( ll ht tprln ; mgon , fifty ( W ) HLts
loulilu ImrncsM for thu Indian bcnko at Otou
airtncNLJ ! , w HI bo ru.-clt ul IPJ the undtrj'lKM-
lat IiU etlko until fl > u(6) ( ) o'llock p. in. TIRE
a > , Jill ) 20 , ISttl , at nhlLh time bids \\IIIbo
pcnnl and contracts auardcd The follow inj ;
pLLlllcatlons and coiiJitlonaUH bo olmtnici ,
minelj : 'llionork horses mustbu bet \\cen tha
ges ot four (4) ( ) and but en (7) ( \ Lars , not Itss thiin
ourUui ( HlriniU hln'h nnd towc-I Ii not lias
Imn nlnu hundred and Illlj (05'J ( ) pound , broke
double lianicsH , true to nork and
pcrfntl ) Bound. 'Iliobiijf0'y ( Lain wilt bo sub-
ctt to the above conditions , and In addition
nust bojjood tranlcra Ail homes nillhosuh
iccted to a thorough trial and Inspection before
icln rLiLlru ) . 'Jbuj limit hociglieel at the
ae'Liicy In the pristnco of tbo agent.
to be narrow track , three (3) Inih
cprlni ; neat , toil , box , bows iinij
cours totcrs.to be of twcho (12)ouneo ( ) dnek
t wagon , tlirco (3) ( ) springs , nlth top. liar.
to be luain , back ttraju and collars , full 10
tather tun's , ( oinplite. n
All thuuboteto be dcllierol at the agency
the cxpLiiHo of the rontruitor , not :
later thin hiptimhcr 1 , Ibbl , unless there should
boilclaIn thoappro\al of the contract.
All bld must bo acconi | > .iniul by a ccrtllltd
eck oruiitutc | | > it on uoino I'nlttil htatei do-
sltory , lujable to the order of the ngcnt for at
Ic-nt ll\o ( i ) per cent of the iinuiunt of the bid.
which check ulull be forfeited to the United
btatcs In ca > unj bidder rebelling award hhill
toi\eciito ( ironiptl ) u eontrict rvlth gpod , [
sutliclcnt suretlix , according to the terms of
bid , otlicru IHU to be n turned to tbo bidder lias
I'aunont nlll be inailo through the Indian of
, Uashin.'ton , 1) 0 , as boon as ] > ractlcuble
after the dclUen of ; ne0'OOd <
'Iho rWit to reject an\ and nil bids Is rcscncd
Tlds will bo rcceiud for all or part of the liis
above' and should ! > o cndorecd , "I'ro | > Ok.ils for
rnrnlbhlriff Horses , Wagons , and barium , etc ,
the cuxo ma ) be , nnd uddre'.siil to the under
signed at Utou Agcnc\ , ( Jj'c uiunjv , eb.
I.KWJLH.N : \\OOIIIN ,
U S , Indian A0'ent.
Otoo Ajfcnc ) , Neb. , Juno Jl , 1S31 " full
° Ml"
tlil
NOTIOJ : .
ycr
J. Jf. Stantnn ( 'ull nntne unknown ) I far- 0\i
Jiunn and Marv Sliillntk , noii'rosidiiit
lefonilants will ti ! < e notice that .Milton i
lleiuhix , of the county of Douglas '
, in the .State of Ntlii.uka , dill un thu and
day nf Jlay , 1881 , do ! hU petition in
District Court of the .State of Nebras
' within and for thofuiid county of Jn ) I've
, n g ainxt the t-ai < l J , M. Ktanton , Jim-
Henn and Mnry Shillock , iinpleade-i all
uithOtor o Mills , Man' ie McCuriiilck ,
Josiah S. Ict'ormick.MutthewT 1'utrick
John N. Patrick defendnnts , Bcrtinj ,
forth that hy % irtuu of a deul issued by the
treasurer of nad ! county , lie haa an ab o
lute title to the hoiitlieai-t quarter of the
noi-thneiit ijuaitcr of the houtlieast quarter
bection nine , (0) ( ) tow iwhlp fifteen (15) ( ) ,
range thirteen ( Ki ) e , in said Douglas coun
; that you and tacit of naiil defendants
claim to ha\e borne interest in said land
prajiiiL' that he may be adjudged t < did
ha\o an inclefeajilble title to valcl premises
that if liis title thould l j he-Id invalid
may be decreed to luie a lien on Bah
land , that It may be gold to tatiufy tin
name , nnd that you nnd each of j ou be for
eer be debarred from uettingupor nsaertinf , in
rij-ht or claim thereto. And the fcali
M Ktanton , Harriet Iftnn and Man
Shillock nro hereby notified that they an
required to appear nnd answer said pet !
on or before the first day of August
1881. MILTON JU l J'Jtl \ ,
Uy CtAiiKHO.v & HUNT , hU attorneyg , anco
Dated Omaha , June 23 1831 jwHtd did
TANCY FEATHERED FOLK.
A Fnnoifnl Collection of Birds on
Exhibition in Now
York.
S'cn York World.
A novelty ninont ; the uxhibitions ( if
ho city AMIS opened recently nt lUin-
lull's museum in the liiul show \\liich
ins boon nitanged by the innnnuo-
iient. It is not n poultry exhibition
ior n displaj of pigeons , but has bfteii
Icsignud : to bring together the song-
ter nnd line plum.iyo birds tlmt nio
tuned in this oily. Jfo prices luuo
s yet been olleied. but the camwscts
the show haAe iiad
or no dillicnlty in
coming nn abundance of oil'ois/nnd
omo unique specimens hashcon piof-
ered. TJio patrol line is represented
byt _ a series ot most unreasoning talk-
rs , and ycsloiday , when a do/on of
hochattereis hadiuotfortholhsttinic ,
ho conversation that ensued was of
ho most amusing chaiactor. It hap-
toned that , two of the birds had been
aught the sumo pluasos about "going
o the ball this ening , " and they 10-
ic.xtod . that bit of tlio nonsense again
nd again. Ono parrot that was able
o repeat the Lord's Prajor ( old \ei-
ion } ) , was not accepted by the man-
\goment. There is a double yellow-
Tested pairot able to sing live dis-
inct songs : "In thoMotning by the
Jright Light , " "Wait fortho Wagon , "
'My Pretty Ilcd Rose , " "Lalidy
Dab , , " and "Shoo Fly. " Ho is val-
led at $ 250. There is another puiot
nth ! a wonderful string of phiasos ,
ml whenever a question is put toliini
10 makes I iolv ) , and often the ndicu-
ousncss ! of the answers is most amus-
ng. . There mo nn Afiieun weaver
mil , valued at 81f > , and a King Lory
allied ) at $ "iO. A pair of iinpeiial
nacaws are very finely matched , hav-
ng long tails and foathotsof the most
.irilhant colors. They aio valued at
§ 100. K. F. Kur/o , M. D. , shows an
iviary : cage of twenty biids , e.ich a
.ire specimen of its family , and the
Shi lo making a no\el dis-
ilay. : : Thoiois a King vultuio used
is a pet by a gentleman fiom Coopois-
own , N. V. , also a South Ameiic.ui
condoi fiom thoKinio collector. Ton
vhitop.uokeotH fiom J. J Nathan's
ire . very clumsy in their iiuivements
llKl noisy in their cues. Theio aio
Io7ensof little J.a or lovosparrows ,
some of them pure white. Tlieto are
ipiirof Moiulilliis , : i little np.irrow-
iko crc.ituio , and a South American
.roupial. One c.igo contains , i pair of
Itiail , while of the bobolink and
brush family there are many choice
pccimona. Can.uics by the hundred
tero oil'erod the management , but ex
cept a few line specimens they were
leclincd. In gathering the spcci-
nens ' agents were sent to search the
city , and their imcstigation showed
hat among the peeler classes , and
especially . the Geimans , the love of
bin da is verygreat Tailors andshoo-
uakcis working at homoweie found
n almost o\eiy case to have .1 ' 1111111-
ior of birds , veil cared for and i.uo
n soina respects. It w as discovered
.hat almost every known bird at all
idapted for cage lifp or as n pet is to
jo found among this class of people.
Janaiies aio not much sought for by
hum , but skyl irks , thrushes of vari
ous sorts , sparrow s of imported breeds
and mocking birdu and .similar breeds
are frequently to bo met with. Their
jirds vveio generally loaned for the
show , in the hope of bringing out :
similar pets fiom otheis , thus giving
each the valued oppoitunity of Booing
ho tieasurcs of all. Theio will bo
several hundred biids gathered , and 'n
ho show will continue ono week. In > t
addition to these leathered fealmes ;
ho other parts ot the show .
aio lelainctl. The trypsy
'amily down stairs are "quite :
contented , and declare their inton- of
ion of remaining in America after
, especially as the diity palm of the
old mother hag of the group is fie-
pjontly crossed by silver from those
anxious to test her power of revealing
hopast and future. On Saturday . <
astsoveial hundred called upon her ,
and tdio promised manly husbands 'n
ind rich btides with the utmost liber <
ality. An amusing scone occmrod t
ate in the day , when ono well-known
Wall sheet broker , on stopping from
lior dingy tout after n premise of im
mediate liches , was mot by a follow- ; )
jrokor waiting to cxpci ienco the same
dewing piomiscs
Tbo Native i
Detroit frree-l'resa. :
ha\o been studying him for a
week. About 7 o'clock every evening
comes in from his farm and takes
seat beside mo on the veranda of ly
ho country hotel. No ono intio-
iluced us. lie see
came stumping along
htt
hu first evening , Hung down his old
straw hat moi
and exclaimed :
the
"Durn my hide if it isn't durned Bill
lot !
had been masting all day , and no ha
struck hands with him
at once. He pin
no\or asked whether
1 was tlm
dai
duke of Sutherland or a laihoad
switchman , and I have never asked to
tail
why ho didn't cut his hail , shave oil tin
matted whiskers and fix a tin Wl
spout in ono coiner of his mouth to
out
accommodate the flow of tobacco
juice. tot
The native cat
Michigander is a good
her
follow at heart , but ho has his eccon-
tiiciticH. car
"Yes I stuick flto
, this state over fifty
Gai
years ago , " ho said to mo the othet
o\ciiin. ' , as ho hui.tud in bin hind
pocket for his plug tobacco , "I'\o
heard the wolves ' to
howl
, the b'ara ioni ,
< the ji.tntheis Hcicam. "
"You have , oh ( "
"You but 1 have1 Yea , air , and
lived all winter on acorns , idopt
tmimuer in a tieu ton , and walked mat
foity-two miles through the woods to
prayer mooting. "
1 Then you must bo pious ? "
"Pious1 Dutn my old hide to bal
lyhack and gosh all fish-hooks to
thunder , but 1 layther reckon I am tw
Pious ? Why , how in thunder ami
blazes and tea-kettles could I have
borne up if I hadn't been pious ! Say ,
you ever live in the woods fortj and
miles from the nearest human hyena ,
black or white ? "
"Novor. " the
"Did jou ever Imvoto go barefoot
snow four foot deep ? "
"No. " him
"Kver shako with the agor righi his
MII ? for 284 days Sundays included ? ' him
"No. "
"Dod rot your pampered counton
, of course you never did ) A Vim thu
you ever do towards making Yet
the f-roat nnd glorious ntate
she now is ? "
"Well , I'\o run n Inwn-inoncr. '
"lUin a thunder to bla/es' How
many acres of forest do you s'jioso'l'M )
cut down ? "
"Two. "
"TwoVliy ! , you onery hyena , my
old woman has slashed down o\u'r
fully herself , and aho'a loft liumlcd at
that' ' 1 calkeilato , sir-J nlonmly
calkoilato , that V\o cleared < > irntlr , t
thtoo liundied ncroi of the I Highest
Kind of foieit. Ahl air , but \u , pot
ted and pimporod children n ( ln\uiy
htllo dream of what wi old i. ti\os
ind to endure. How miuh di do
\ou suppose 1 had ill my hmim- ( lie
list ten yeais of our pioneoi hfo
"Twenty-lhe chests. "
" h lsl" ho
"Twenty-live roaicd us
10 hunted for more pint ; , "MI-had
[ list two diawingi and no tin no
"Couldn't you got trustid it the
comer grocery ? "
"Uottrusted ! Cornergroceij ' \ \ hy ,
ou infernnlinnig lilnatic. \ \ isn't I
ocntod forlj' milei from tin- lu hvsl
gmcery1 That's what I've hem tulhuj ;
ouallnlong. Old piunoors cmildn't
\llotd sieh luxuries ius thrt I low
nuch do you "sposo our outiit cost user
or housekeeping' "
Perhaps ? 5X)0 ) , but that s m-nrl-
ng to the style of your carpets , piano
md paintings. Did you hae Lice our-
ains hung on poles ? "
Ho jumped tip and down hko n mini
\itli a piece of beefsteak in his \\md-
lipu , and 1 tliotifht ho was a innor.
lowexor , after a higlior junith\n ]
ciookcd old legs seemed
if he bluited out :
'You infernal denied fool , hut we
lidn't have nothing that wo umldn't
: airy on our uaeks ! Do jou "spuso " wo
vas a-foohn' around with piatiors out
hoie in the v.ugin wildomoss/ / Lice
urtauis hung on poles ? Not much1
f I'd had a spaie shirt on a polo I'd
iavo beoii perfectly satisfied. Xono
if jou spiled children of IUMUV km
iavo any ide.i of how much wo had to
get along in them old dajs. "
ii"l piestimo not ? "
"Ono winter when the old woman
vas sick , 1 had nothing to feed her
ntt salt eoon nnd corn-dodgors.
"Ojfiler Houp would have been
iico. "
"Oyster thunder ! Who know any-
hing about oystois lift } * yeais amij
! ) on't 1 keo ] > telling yon that I was
ifty miles in the woods/ / "
"Yes , but why didn't you got out ? "
"Git out ? AVlmtfnr ? "
"Why , you might h ivo got out and
ived on your mother in-law and had
i trottinghoiso , n ping hat , a diamond
tin and high living. You w ore v eiy
oolish to stay in the woods , whoio
hey had no ward caucasos , ot nub-
my parades or circus processions , or
jinger beer or banana puddings. '
\Vu generally end heio. The old
i.itivo chokes and gasps and jumps
ip and down and kicks his hat into
ho stieot and goes aw.iy n.iying :
"Them dinned pampered idiots of '
u\my wouldn't keor two cents if the
mil state was glowed up to jack-pines
so thick that u i.vbbit couldn't squeeze
thiou h ? "
Hut next night ho conies again to
wiestlo mo for thu championship.
JU. QUAIL
An Aliloruoy Cow for tlio Presi
dent.
Sptel il to New 'V ork Herald.
WASHINGTON , D. 0. , .Inly ! ) . To-
lay thu Aldernoy covr that a wealthy
! , iUiinurom iiont to the Vhito House
in ived and was totbeied in a stable
low the state doputniont building.
I'lio doctois had found some difficulty
piocuiing the very best milk , and
was their wish that the milk given
o theii patient should not nnly bo
.ho best , but should bo diaun from
one animal. The gentleman icfericd
o healing this tendered the BUI vices n
one of his line Aldoinoy herd ,
md to-day a soft-eyed bovine ai rived .
n a special car from BuHnnoio to give
ior aid in the president's recovery.
She was placed under the chugoof '
one of the most reliable men attached
> the white house stable , and who
alone of all the force of help employed
and around the executive mansion ed
novvs how to milk. The president ,
seems , was much interested m the .
irrival of the animal and her disposi
Jon , and would have talked about her
good qualities all day if it had been
oimittod. Uo asked Col Ilockwoll
ibout her , whoio she had been
put , who had charge of her ,
ind how soon some of the milk
was to bo brought to him. The
olonel reminded him that he must
toop silcnco ; thodoctors had especially
commanded that. Thu promtlunt lay
dill for a while and then said , joking
, "Tho fiist thing I know 1 will bo bet
told I can't go down to the stable to
her this afternoon. " After this job
little talk thu piusident lay still the
most of the day , but hu got none of
milk till evening. The bovine , No
shaken ! up by her j'ouinoy , ami per
haps ] frightened by her now siniound
ing , would not , as her attend mt explained
plained in the language f the
daily , "givo down , " which
bo ! interpreted , moans that > ho re
tainodher milk , dcsnitu the ullortH ol
man to coax it through hei teats.
When the HUH got lower hho was 1
in the white house giounds nnd
tethoied whoio the elover was young
and most tender. She switched
tail in glee , and when the mail tore
came with his milk-pail and sum !
stool , followed by Jiiinio and Mollie \
field , Jirindlo "gavoduwn ' hand \
somely a snluiidid gallon of nch milk , [
HOIIIO of winch was noon nftoi seivei
the picsideiit and lulishid very
much.
Assault With Intent to Kill.
Ixuivn city limes.
lien , Uiiint is credited with the ro
k , thut "whenever one mini at
tempts to assassinate anothei , hu
ought to bu hung , whothoi thu ut
tempt succeeds or not. " Wo nuvo
could understand why the law shouh
make such a broad distinction bo
con the successful and the unsuc
ccssful murderer , when theie is us
much of malice and murder in the
heart of one as in that of the other /
Iron
the only dilteiencu botweei
their acts is Sixth
a mere matter o
accident or skill Oftoi
assault with intent to kill is mon
cruel in its effect on the victim thai
instant death. The wound may mak
u helpless cripple , a burden to
more lielpltss family , and doon
to years of suffering in flesh ant
spirit compared with which the torturt
intlictod by savages on a prisoner a Peen
stake would bo brief and merciful on
, if the mangled victim of an us of
iult with premeditated intent to kill
does not die within n year and a day ,
the would-be murderer , found guilty
of an attempt tu iiiurdci , in punished
11 if ho had onlj stolen a horse , or
Rots ni short n term of imprisonment
as the man who , without n
houjjht of killinsr , ha * ft nick
fatal blow in sudden heat
and passion. Such nbiurdities in the
'aw aio universally reprobated by the
lopulnr sense of justice and sound
uiblio policy' , and this conlhct Ixi-
-ween law and leoson beRets a deplor-
iblo disroipeet for law , and is at the
lottom of lialf the hiiclnm ; that i
lone. A good many j can ago a dro
01 named t'ttorbaek wa- < followed
'orty miles out of Cincinnati by a
couple of thtou's , wlio attacked him
n a lonely place to rob him , and cut
us throat from oar to ear , leaving
inn for dead , llm ultimate reco\eiy
nado it evident that , though ho
\ould bo physical wreck all the lost
if his dajs , the two thio\os who had
icarly killed him would f , ot
> ll with the light pttr.ishinimt
ueted out fur usn.xiilts witli
ntent to kill. A liundied diovers
lieroforo took these two men , Jlayes
tndCioiich , fiom jail and hung theme
o a tree near thu scene of theirct line.
iMuonwlio did this lynching had
io\er bofoio violated a law or taken a
iiiinan life. They were resnectable ,
rdorly aiid thrifty citiVens. Hut they
ieio continnaly dm ing droves of cat-
lo along that road to maiket , and
hey felt and dechued tliat it was but
n act of lalional solf-dofonso and jus-
ice for them to take these mon out of
ho hands of the law and ham ; them ,
'hoy did it in 18K ! and no droxer has
xei been tobbed or muideied on that
oad since.
VnoclmiUiii ; the
Col. iMoWhangdang is a gioat advo-
ate of vaccination , but the company
te commands is not , and leceutly , be-
oio going into camp , the colonel 10-
olvodlohave the men vaccinated ,
vhother they would or no. So ho
mile a tiadu like this with Dr. Tough :
lu would nn Tuesday moining send
ho men nnu by ono to thu doctor's
llicu. Howastohavu t\\o stah\ait _
ssHtants there and immediately
oi/o the men as they outvied nnd vac
illate them by foieo. ISditoi Keene
as his clhco just aeioss thu hall , in
ho Bimu budding with the doctor ,
'nesi'ay ' morning'fl issue of 1 is paper
ontained a malignant assault on the
" lobald Plungers " another mihtaiy
omp.uiy. Keene know thomombeisof
ho coippany would como up to \\.il-
op him , and HO ho slylv took his sign
nd put it on Dr. 'Plough's door ,
'lesontly , nn eamo Lieut. Pills of the
'lungeis. Uhnd with rage , he lushed
nto the docloi's ollico , supposing it
o he Koeno's. Thu doctor saw bin
inifoim and at once ordered him
oi/od. Hoforo lie eould nay a w old
ho assistants had him in thu chair.
rpw ith his sleov es , " ei led the doctor.
'You villain , what uio you about ? "
o.uod Pills. "You'll "
see , and w hack
out tlio doctor's Knife , and in spite
f Pills'howls and Htiugglos , ho was
accinated. "Now git ! " cued the decor -
or , and Pills was pushed out , and
tartcd down stans. Then in camp Col.
L'hugof the PlitngoiH. "Wheioistho
liiato ? " ho asked. The doctor didn't
uply , but vaccinali'd thu e.\cited man
n a jilly and put him out. Then
itfieis began to pour in , and all had
ho Bruno ama/ing expoi ienco , and the
lector vas Hying about liku a p.uchcd
tea on a hot shovel ho was so busy ,
md as the vacillated men began ( o ac
cumulate outside and tall ; the matter
iver their aimuomont was intense.
Lieut. Pills swore he'd go up again
md kill thu men , and ho tiled it. lint
10 got lofton it , and thu doctor vacci- PA
uited him again and put him out , and
lie being doliiious wilh wiath bolted
again and , after u despoiato light ,
iVan vaccinated again. That satisfied
.lini. JIo lied. And Dr. Tiongh had
vaccinated twenty-two of Iho Plung-
irs , and they vveie outside piop.uing
'or an united lush on his shop
when Col. MoWhangdang came
down to sou the doctor. Said thu
doctor , "Well , Colonel , I've vaccinat
twenty-two of'em' ' " "You have ?
Why , 1 haven't sent ono hero ! 1
c.uno to tell you I'd put it off until
next week ! " "Then who the Gohon-
have I vaccinated15y / that
time the plungers burst in and a
ncono of wild confusion omtuod , till
Col. Whaiigdang explained the affair.
And then the Colonel nearly died of
laughter , and the plungers talked of
liungmg the doctor , and then Keenu
looked out of his door and notified the
plungoM that if they molested him ,
lio'd pi int the whole story of how
they had boon vaccinated. And you
they didn't desire this , and HO
they merely voted it a contemptible
and dispersed. [ Boston Post.
Humbu nljiK the Amoricau
Poojilo.
can't hiimbiin' the Anieiiciin jropU > ,
when the } find a icinulj thut HiiiUtlum ;
limy iuu it anil uciiimiiiiid it to tluir
fiienilihiHtoxiicttly tliuc.i uwithhriUMi
ItiOHsov , whieli h is become a houHuliold
weld nil over the I'nited HtatuH , I'lieo ,
cents ; ti ml bottles lOeentH.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ jylleodlw
A Great EutorprlHo.
The Hop Hittui ; ) Manufacturing CO
company is one of JlochtHter'agieateut
biiHiness ontorpmcH. Their liop Hit- ha
have i cached a sale beyond ull haM
piecedent , ha\ing honi their inliiimic M
\aluo found thuir way into almost
o\ery hoiiHuhold in the land ,
Graphic. jyj 15
PAPEE WAREHOUSE.
GRAHAM PAPER CO.
217 and 210 North Main bt. , M. l-oul ,
WIIOLKHALK vrmrw IN
i nXncRQ IWUITINOJ
) /irCllO 1 W UAl'I'ING ,
ENVEI-OI'KS , CAIIU IIOAIIU ANW L
Printers l
Stock.
/arCaili [ old ( or Kujsa and Taper Stock , Scrap 2C
and MetaU.
l'a | > er block \Vt.rchou ei 1229 to 1237 , North
utruct.
Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
16th and Dodga 8ts , Omnha , Neb
Tlili xoncy daoa TRICTLT brokerage builncsi.
not > | Hx.uUti ) , and therefore any kargalni
It * UwU are ln urcJ to lu | > * troni , luttead
belnv rotblcd UD by tbo a'eu .
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
OP THE
616 TENTH STREET.
In order to meet the watiK i f our rapidly incicasing business , wo liavo
leased the adjoining store and will throw both into
ono , thus making the
Til 13 LAllOLST-
West of Chicago , ( except Cruickshank & Co.'s. )
To show the people of Oin.ihn liowvo
\vo npniocinlo their Hburnl support , \vo
hn\u decided to Riyo the public a
BENEFIT SALE
FOR THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS ,
The Entire Stock must bo closed out in order to com
mence extensive alterations soon
15.
The stock is nil no\v nnd frcih nndill
BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST ! !
An examination of Goods and comparison of prices
will convince every one that this is NO HUMBUG-
SALE. This grand benefit sale will commence
Saturday Evening , J'uly 9th ,
AND CONTINlrK ONE WEEK ONLY. ALL ARE INVITED.
P. G. IMLAH , Manager , Leader of Popular Prices.
FEARON & COLE ,
CSommissson Merchants ,
1121 Pavnham St. , Omaha , Nob.
ConalgnmenN mid * \\lllneel\u prompt addition , llcfcrclius I'lrst > M. Hank nnd OnmhiIlKR
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING HOUSE.
M. HELLMAN & CO , ,
Spring Suits ! All Styles !
" 'IMMENSEWOCIPAT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TliB Largest Clotliiiig House test of Chicago
A Department for Children's Clothing.
Wo have now an aasortniont of Clothing of all kinds , GtenVa
Furnishing- Goods in great varioty.and a heavy stock of Trunks ,
Valises , Hats , Caps , &c. These goods are fresh , purchased from
the manufacturers , and will bo sold at prices lower than ever
before made.
We Sell for Cash and Have but One Price.
largo TAILORING- FORCE is employed by us , and wo make
SUITS TO ORDER on very short notice.
S3EI3EI TTS. ! R
1301 and 1303 Farn ham St. , cor. ISth
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
the Oldest Wholesale and
tlR
Retail Jewelry House in
Omaha. Visitors can here
0fi
find all novelties in SilverWare
fiTfl
Ware , Clocks , Rich and
TflS
Stylish Jewelry , the La
test ( , Most Artistic , and
Choicest Selections in
Precious Stones , and all
descriptions of Fine
Watches , at as Low Pri
ces as is compatible with
Cih
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
iorner llth and Farn-
lam Streets
MAX MEYER 8s BRO.
MAY MMM 05 ? JjJiU , ,
awe .A. sac
Tin ; LJUUING
MUSIC HOUSE
IN THE WEST I
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway Pianos , Knabe
Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warreu ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pnr-
chasin ? .
AUK NOW OPFJSllINa l-'OH - ONE MONTH ONLY
DECIDED BARGAINS
adies' ' Suits , Cloaks , Ulsters , Circulars , Etc , ,
OO Handsome Suits , at $5 00 ; 300 Stylish Suits , $10,00 ;
75 Blaok Silk Suits , $17,00.
Wo liavo several lots of utuplo goods \\liich "ill bo ofl'erod at
SEVENTY-FIVE GENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
All Indies should avail thomsuhcs of this great snlo of ,
ORSETS AND UNDERWEAR , 'LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS ,
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS , LAWSOITS
AND SAOQUES.
MCDONALD & HARRISON.