TLlti OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , AUGUST a ,
THE BULL SHOW.
(14 ( wOelobrated Sioux hiidf'Taken
to aBismarok Hotel and Exhibited -
hibitod to the Orowd
of Sightseers ,
His Curiosity at His First
. Glimpse of the Iron Horse ,
But Ho Wouldn't
Ride on It.
A Fall Description oftlin Personal
' Appenrnnoo 'of tbo CliloF An
Elnbornto nnd Uulquo
Toilet-
Special to the 1'iORcer Prcjs.
BISMAIICK , July Itl , In n larigo luf
icl'iinrlor ( { iiiotly smoking his pipe of
po.ico , with n crowd of sovor.il hun
dred people 'pushing : and crowding
about liitn is n silbjecl for contempla
tion : Sitting Hull. It was in this po
fBition that n"JPioHbo > , Rr68fl : h)6rtor
jiMt'sn ' lumW tvliU1 JtfTU'nl lull the
stcaniur Slionnnn , at 10:30 : n. in.
Thoio liavo btxsn no incidents of note
on tlio iournoy thus far , the Indians
hnriug booll qu6t ! riiul undbmdhBtrn-
tivo excoijt Friday niglithon , they
indulged incn * aong. Last Saturday
night the boat , stopped a fo\v nulus
below Stevenson , mnl all. being tired ,
slept sohndly. Tlio run tn IJismarck
\yjis < juickly made this morning ) and
8ovcral hundred ccdphi were nt the
' landing to see tho-notcd chief. Gen
eral Manager llaupt tendered to
Cnpt. Ddtcholpr , of Pittsburg , Pn. ,
ono of the principal owners of the
Yellowstone line the use of his special
car , nnd it was proposed to take
noLLANn HI. " PIVI : ADVISOIW ainsrs
to town in a special. To this tlio
chief pbjoctodj however , ns for tlio
first time of las life ho looked upon a
locomotive , nnd nsked to see it go.
His request was complied with , but
with n shako of the head nnd nn ugly
grunt ho expressed his
i SUIU'ItrHK AMD-SATISFACTION ,
but. finally consented to ride up town
; , 'in Mnjor Kirk's three-seated gororn-
-niont ambulance. Bull with the
guardnnd driver took the front seat ,
and his sister. Pretty Plume , Chiefs
White Dog , Scarlet Thunder , Four
Horses , High-as-tlio-Clpuds nnd Bono
Tomahawk , accompanied them , nnd
the four-mule team , fat nnd sleek
from government oats , soon delivered
the noted party nt the Sheridan
house , where several hundred people
had assembled in anticipation of the
event. Capt. Bactholor invited the
party to scats in the parlor , whore the
crowd was allowed to look at the
chiefs to their hearts' content.
SITTING BUM , SAT IN T1IE CENTEIl
of a half circle with Scout Allison nt
his loft , n uniformed guard behind
him , and the five other chiefs , nnd
the aged sister completing the arc.
The noted warrior took his pipe of
peace , and when not pulling at it and
passing it to his companions ho was
industriously fanning himself with n
largo white feather wing. Ho is below -
low the medium height , stolid nnd
stoical looking , and tlio tliinness of
his lips and a few wrinkles in his face
V gives him the appearance of looking
older than forty-seven years , which
Scout Allison pronounces his correct
age. To-day ho was dressed in
THE TRADITIONAL BLUE BLANKETING
sewed in the form of half civilized
pantaloons with great gaping places nt
the proper location of the pockets ,
nnd when ho walked often displayed n
brawny leg. Over this 'ho simply
worn what was once a finely made and
nicely laundried white shirt , but
which had become greasy and dirty
from wear. Tlio shoulders of the
shirt falcovcs had three long streaks of
rod war paint , with which the neck ,
entire face , nnd the scalp nt the part
ing of the hair was covered. His liair
is jot black , and roaches below his
shoulders , nnd hangs in three braids ,
ono at each side and ono pendant
from the back and braided from n
circular part at the crown of his broad
head. Tha two braids hanging over
1 the shoulders wore
THICKLY WOUND WITH UEI > KLANNKL ,
and the only ornaments worn were
two brass rings , ono caoli on the little
and second finger of the loft hand and
I u lady's cheap bracelet of black gutta
pcrcha on the loft wiist. This lack of
ornament in comparison with his bet
tor looking and more gaudily adorned
chief advisors , is for the ' purpose of
impressing the sentimental white
man with his poverty. Hiss moca-
Bins were of the most common pattern -
torn , dotted with a few beads hero and
there , While on the boat , nnd n
greater portion of the time , ho
' KUPT HIS EYES I.'OVKUED
with n pir of huge smoked glass gog
'J. gles. While being observed ho
evinced no agitation , and seemed not
. to bo impressed with the fact that lie
was being lionized. Ho chatted free
ly with Scout Allison , nnd nt his re
quest wrote his nnmo in English on a
card nnd presented Mr. E.itcholor a
copy. Ho writes easily nnd hold the
pencil of the Pioneer Press' reporter
with true reportorial grace , but in
writing his name simply copies it
from the writing of n second party ,
After remaining half an hour at the
Sheridan house the party awkwardly
ambled down stairs nnd were taken
to the Merchants hotel , where they
took dinner , and were then immedi
ately driven to the boat , which was
all ready for departure.
Returning to the boat for half an
hour , Sitting Bull gave audience to
the crowd that gathered about him.
Mrs. Cant. Harmon , wife of Post
Trader Harmon , of Fort Lincoln ,
acted as interpreter , and held a long
conversation with him , the earnest
ness of which was evinced by numer
ous graceful gestures on the part of
Bull. Standing beside him was a tall
Indian , with long hair unadorned and
slightly gray. The great fullness
abo\o his oycs but a narrow forehead
gave him a striking appearance , This
Indian was introduced to Mrs. Har
mon and by Sitting iiull as
HIS FATHElt.
In the conversation that ensued
nothing particular was elicited , al
though the noted chief took occasion
to express his gratitude to the ofticers
of the boat for their kindness , lie
informed The Pioneer Press' reporter ,
through the lady interpreter , that
while unwilling to go toatcs just nt
present lie had been pacified by the
promise of tlio otlicers before leaving
that they would send messengers to
the lodges thftt ho left behind , nnd
inform them of his departure for
Yntea , and ask them to follow him.
Ho nlso said that this WAS the first
settlement of exclusively white ] > coplo
that ho had over visited , and that he
never before had seen the cars nnd
did not over want to see them again.
Four of his children ho kindly pointed
out tb Mrs. Hammond. Two of them
uoro twins , and were named
"THE WAR is OVP.K. "
After giving several quick puffs at
his pine nnd calling his cliiofw nbout
him , ho stated to the interpreters thut
it gnvo him great satisfaction to know
that ho had never made n treaty or
never counseled or advised in favor
of . Some of the
one. non-treaty In
dians , he said , \\ero soon to go to see
the gtcnt father at Washington , and
heMutod his twin children to gd
with him nnd see then ay of the
white father an < his people. With
this the interview ended , For all
newspaper men ho has a gtcat dislike ,
saying that they have huulo him
known everywhere and havxj made
psoplo laugh at him. .ThU antipithy
ho did not possess until Frank Leslie
published n cuitoon of him. He
was lepresLMited as n great bull , sit
ting xin his haunches ; Unulo Sam \\ns
represented na having his nose , to
which was nttnched n rope which ho
was vigorously pulling , wliild a num
ber of soldi6rs were emptying n bag
of beans in front of him nnd motion
ing him to partake. This cartoon
was shown Sitting Bull some time
since , and the picture greatly in
censed him. Ho accented the picture
as n literal representation of what the
government would do with him , nnd
has since had n great fear of members
of the press. Ho expresses himself as
overjoyed nt the fact thnt he will at
Fort Yntes meet his daughter , who
recently ran nuny from his camp and
married a jouny buck.
His twin children have each rings
of telegraph wire in their cars , nnd
nro dressed in butt'ulo hide jackets
with the ( ur side out.
Crow Foot , the so von-year-old boy
who surrendered Sitting Hull's nrms ,
is on uio boat and is n bright little
follow , and n twin of The Child Who
Brings Word From the Lodges , so
named from important news brought
by the little fellow from thcidistant
lodges during ono of the most exciting -
citing campaigns. A fourteen-year-
old daughter also on the boat is
named She Who Glances at You as
She Walks , and n sovonteon-yoar-old
daughter , Schook-ra-o-ta , the Woman
with Many Horses.
TltK FAVQUITE MILS. HITTING BULI.
is nbout fortv-fiyo years of ago , and a
fine type of Indian beauty.
All of the present party belong to
what are termed the non-treaty In
dians , and boast of never having re
ceived annuities or supplies from the
government. Sitting Bull is now
busy in selling his autographs at from
10 to 50 cents each , and his pipes
bring from $50 to § 00 each.
ON STEA11EU 8HE11MAN , EN ROUTE.
Capt. Clifford , in an interview , de
nounced in the strongest language the
iolicy of the interior department in
.eating with the rod skins.
The fact that there nro absolutely
no rations to feed the 7,000 In
dians now congregated at Yatesis gen
erally commented upon , and very BO-
veto criticisms are passed by those
best acquainted with the Indian .life.
An Indian will go hungry longer than
n white man , but nt length roaches a
point where ho will murder oven the
most innocent persons in order to got
something to cat. In the words of
Capt. Clilford , "It is a disgrace that
innocent women or a brave man must
bo compelled to give up their life , be
cause of the lack of prompt action or
short-sightedness of the government. "
The fact is well known that the
ngent at Standing Rock recently tele
graphed for permission to buy in open
market provisions immediately needed -
od , and piomisod the Indians to keep
them from being hungry and was de
nied the privilege. Tnero are but a
mere handful of soldiers nt Standing
Rock , and not big enough to prevent
tlio Indians , if hungry , from scatter
ing to the four winds and inaugr.itmg
an or.i of murder and pillage. These
facts find a precedent in the year
preceding the imissacro > of' 1874.
In commenting upon this state of af
faire Tlio Bismarck Paily' ' Tribune
urged the self-evident'necessity of a
very strong garrison at Fort Lincoln ,
the most available point for furnish
ing supplies and guarding the fron
tier.
tier.Mrs.
Mrs. Geo. Haupt and daughter and
a party of friends joined the party ns
the boat was nbout to leave. It was
decided to tie up nt Cannon Ball river ,
forty-fivo miles below , to-night , and
reach Yatcs nt 0 n , in. Mondny morn
ing.
A COUNTERFEIT CROW-BAIT.
How a Brolcou Down Nag Miulo n
from tlio Hilhilclpliia Fniiirir. | !
James Elliott , Jr. , and Michael
01 eat y were arranged befuio Magis
trate List yesterday ( July 20 ; charged
with obtaining money under falao pio-
tenses. Against Cloary there was no
testimony , and ho was discharged , but
Elliot Mas required to find bail in tlio
sum of $ liOO. Elliott's scheme to vic
timize was n shrewd one. On Mon
day , accompanied by Cleury , ho drove
up to the residence of Jacob Brown ,
on Snyder avenue , in a dilapidated
wagon , to which was attached n horse
that gave every evidence of being
worthless. It was covered with mud ,
the harness was old , and the reins
were improvised from old worn out
clothes lines.
Mr. Brown had a slight acquain
tance with the men. Ho asked Elliott
what ho was going to do with the horse
remarking that the whole rigging
wasn't worth more than five dollars.
"Ain't eh ? " queried Elliott , ' "why
man , you don't know what you are
talking nbout ; why , do you know I
wouldn't take 8100 for the horse
alone. I tell you what I'll do ; PJ1
bet you § 100 ho can trot in three min
utes. "
Mr. Bronn laughed at the idea of
the beast making thut time , and agreed
to take the best. The Point Breeze
track was suggesttKl as the place to
test the speed of the horse. Hero El
liott took the lines , and to Brown's
utter astonishment that dilapidated
looking animal mndo the miles in 2'M. :
Of course , Mr. J5m\\ lost and paid
over the money.
Tlio complainant in the case heard
ywtorday was Mr. Win. Falls , a
butcher , hying on South Hroad street.
He wns victimised in iv similar man-
tnor. l-Hliolt wanted to sell the
aniumUo him. Mr. Falls laughed
nt the idea , remarkingthntho wouldn't
"nccopt the horse an a uift. "
"You won't ? " said LMliott. Well ,
now , there's where you nro mistaken.
Thnt hoss' is ttood for throe minutes. "
"Oh , no , " said Falls.
"I'll bet you a hundred ho is. "
"All right ; I will take you on that. "
Tlio money won put up , nnd the
Point Bree/.o race course wns visited ,
whore the mutual llrw around ) making
the mile in 2:45. :
The horse is supposed lo bo from
Now York , whore it lias won n num
ber of races.
"Where's cougr-M ? I'm looking
for congress , " said n tall , ouo-oyed
Woman , peering through ono of the
doors of Uio house of representatives
the other morning. "Is that fellow
\\ith tlio bald head cougrossi"
"What do you want with congress ,
nnyluiw ? " domaudi'd n deputy doorkeeper -
keeper , yriiltly. "Hold on'you ' can't
go in there ! "
"I canto from Bucks county , Penn
sylvania , to BOO congiess , nnd if you've
Hot it on draught nnywhere around
hero I Want some. What's the leason
I cnn't go in tioro ) ? "
" 'Cause you can't. Nobody allowed
hero but members. "
4'That red-headed man witli a squint
a member ? "
"No ; he's ono of the member's
secretaries , lie has n right on the
Moor. "
"Is that lop-sided chap with a wig
one of the members ? "
No ; he's n friend of n member
lliul a pass. "
"What's that bare-legged boy fall
ing over a chair ) Has ho got any
friends ? "
"He's ono of the pages. "
"Who is that red-nosed artist
with a sore ear ? Did ho have n
pass ? "
"That's n messenger. Ho doesn't
need a pass. "
"What s that fellow with his legs
on n desk ? Is ho ono of the bosses ? "
"Ho is ono of the clerks. "
"Any of thorn follows pay any tax
es ? "
"I think not. Don't know , said the
doorkeeper , indiu'orently.
"Now , young follow , you want to
hunt for room to stand in while 1 bust
in this door. Don't fool with mo , or
your friends will think you've been
doing business \\ith a steam grind
stone. I pay taxes on three acres and
eight pigs in Bucks county , nnd I'm
going through this 'ore congress like
n contribution-box throutrh n cougro-
tion. You just crawl out of sight if
you don't want your spine to change
places with the next township. "
"Where's the congress from Bucks
county ? Show mo the Bucks county
con < ress , nnd if ho don't got n bill
through this town to send that hare-
lipped old sky rocket who wants to
foreclose a mortgage on my place to
the penitentiary he'll wish he'd boon
born a tree and cut down and burned
when ho was young. Point out the
congress from Bucks county before I
hnvo you inside out , to see how you're
put together. Toll mo I can't go in
among n lot of clerks , passes and
pages ! If there's a square foot of
congress left by the time I reach it
it'll wish it was covered with hair that
comes out without hurting. "
They induced her to leave by tolling
her that the "congress from Bucks
county" hold its sessions in tlio patent
office , and she departed , threatening
to get the bill disposing of her mort
gage through before she left town , or
make the Bucks county member think
a "barrel of cider had busted under
him just ns a shot-tower fell on top of
him. " .
Not For a Fortune ,
"Pliew ! " 1 wouldn't marry her if nlio'd a
fortune. Poor girl , ulio'd bo nil right if nho
took SrniNd lii.omoM , tlio best thing in
the world for oifunsivo breath , 1'ricu f > 0
centH , tiinl bottles 10 cents. augl-lw
Still agitating the subject of woman
suffrage. Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwoll
and Miss Leavitt do not evince skill
as practical politicians. They appear
ed before the republican state com
mittee of Massachusetts , in session for
the purpose of arranging the time nnd
place for the state convention , nnd
harangued that body with no nioro
intelligent view in end than to pro
cure the appointment ns chairman of
the committee on resolutions of someone
ono in favor of woman suffrage. The
committee listened patiently , but , of
course , it had no powers. The conven
tion when it assembles takes
the appointment of commit
tees in charge , and may
or may not name the chairman of
each. And just what would bo
gained to the causoof woman sulFrago
by Iho selection of n chairman favor
able thereto isn't clear. The chair
man of a committee has no more
power than any other committcomnn.
Ho but rupoits what he is instructed
to report , nnd cannot bring before
the convention nuythiny of his own
motion as coining from thocommittco ,
Any member of the convention may
propose the resolutions which Mrs ,
Hlackwell is desirous of having the
Massachusetts republicana adopt , and
if the sentiment of the convention is
decidedly for them , no chairman of a
commit ! eo on platform can smother
them. The ladies hnvo 'been wasting
their energies , Chicago Times ,
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SELTZER
Ther are Martyr * to hcvlatlie who might bo
iml by ! i > K
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The utotiMih , o\crbiirdncd tintll Iti rmipmtlic
i < o ir l weakened , rctcncci llMf li | n llui iwor
hcvl , whkh It iiwkw to vho and tortiirti the
ofTtndcr. Tlio u oor tliu a | < rtlrnt will cur M
of naturally , ml Iinoxt IntKntptlliU , the of-
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soM ) nv Al.h DUt'finisTii
Cornell College.
The Clnnllonl. VhHcuoplilml , "Muitlncaml Ctr.
II KnitlticcrltiK Cour c' rein | rn farorntil ) with
the 1 > c t collcitcd In the country
SpoclMMUMitaKt'oretfuiiln Iho rrepnr-Uo.
ry ami Nornml lrinrtiutnip , ntij In the Uoiwrr *
iton of Mii lc.
Twenty Profetsors nnd Tenclier * .
Superior lUllMlii ) : ! ) ) iliHcum , Utborntorj nnd
Apivtrixtim.
Cxpentei Low. I nil term opcin Scut. 15 ,
t'or catAlorue < or othcrinfmillion , mlilrrjs
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Mt Vcrnonlo i .
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The Only Mtichmo that Will
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,
It Will Wasli Oloanor ,
It Will Wash Easier ,
It Will require no Kubbing ,
It will do a large family
Washing in 30 Minutes ,
It Will IWntlt Eqtmlly wolll with
Hartl orSonWator-
Itilocinnalthwnili liollcr * intt wash hoard * ,
and will juy forlt.'oll In full and the uuar ol
ilotlica In n motiih.
No ttonin In the kitchen. A chlM 10 jcara ol
canila Ihowaihlnjr fiwtcr than any woman can
ring ana haii < out tliiuloUiM-
3 kJE,3C. SuWrr S3E13EI XT
DAN. SUM n AN & biiNS1 ,
Jim 1410 Kurnhiin btrott , AKint .
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Circuit C urt of the UnltcJ State * , ( or the
the District of NiurasU-
At a KCHSloii of tlio Circuit Court of the Unltal
Stn ten , for the Distikt or .NUiraskn , continued
anil held pursuant to adjournment , at the Unltwl
Slate * court room In the iltj of Omalm , on tlio
18th ilay of June , 18S1 , the lion. KlmcrH. Dnnily
liiing prcsuit and jiruililin , ? In raid court.
the follow Ing among other | > roic < Hlliip | ) w era hail
and done , to wit :
No. 03 0.
Sherman W Knmalg , conmlilnint , \ . Helmut !
III11. Melt In Hill , Acnes 11111 , Ah In Hill , Flora
Hill , John Illll , guardian of minor defendants.
In chancery. Order on abuiit defendants.
And now , on this IDtli da ) ol Juno A. I ) . 1SS1 ,
belli ) ? at thii May term , A. 1) . 1831 , of the said
court. It lmInjf been maile to appear to the eat-
lifaition of the said court , thai this U n mil
commenced to enforce an rnultaMo claim upon
real property within the wild district , and tlmt
Edn-ard lllil , Mchln Hill , AsrnrB HIM , Ah In
Hill , Flora Hill , John 11111 , piardlan of
minor defcndanta herein are not
Inhabitant * of. and ha\o not been found within
the said district , and hate \oluiitarlly ap
peared In thii Hint , on motion of James M , Wool.
north , KI. , Bollcltor for Uio paid eonilalnant | , It
li considered by the court and ordered that the
sold defcndanta abo\ Mimed ho and they are
hereby dlrui-tvd to appear and plead , annwor , or
demur to the complainant' ! bill of complaint , on
or before the first dnyol August , 1831 , and that
In default thereof , an order bo entered In
caune , taking the Bald bill pro confenao.
It Is further ordered by the court that
twenty dujsbtforo the said first day ef Alv
iru t , 1881 , a copy of thin order bo ecrvod upon
Kdwanl Illll , Mchln Hill , ApieH Hill , Atvln
I'll ) , Flora Illll , John Hill , Runrdlan ot
the Bald defendant * . whcroo\er found ,
If practicable , and * l o ui > on the per
son orj persons In ikilscdBlon or charge of the
real property described In complainant's bill of
complaint , if any there be. and that a certified
copy of thin order bo published for ( our consccu-
IU wocksin the "Omaha Uec. "
( Signed ) LLMIUl S. DUNDY ,
Judge.
Tim UMTKD STATM or AMERIO , 1 . ,
DiflTBicroi' NKBIIASKA. f
T , Watson I ) . Smith , clerk of the Circuit court
of the United States for the district of Nebraska ,
do hereby certify , that the abcno and foregoing Is
a true copy of an order entered upon the
journal of the proawllnft of said court , In the
causa therein entitled , that I luuo comjarcd the
Ramo with the original entry of Bald order , nnd it
Is a true transcript therefrom , and of the whole
thereof.
Witness , my official iricnatnro , and the
[ SEAL ] Heal of bald court , at Omaha , In Bald
dUtriU , thin 16th day of June , A. I ) . ' 81.
WATSON I ) . SMITH , 0 .
JASIE3 M. WOOMVOimt ,
jo-JOnU Solicitor for PlailnllfT.
Business College ,
THE GREAT'WESTERN
QEO. ft. RATHDUN , Principal.
Oreighton Block ,
OMAHA , NKIIHASKA.
taTScnd for Circular. nov 20di tl
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Hop Dlttors
llcl.lt. buJ5r
NEVER lClixulw.
It ) It muy uor Drrrua
oavoyour
llfo. ft has FAIL BTU CO. ,
eavoU hun 1 RxLciIrr , H. t >
UreUa. I * Tunmti > , ( ) Et.
BIBBETT & POLLBB ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
DAVID OITY , NEB.
H | > cchl attention gbcn to collcctlom In Iliitlo
county. JjHinolini
West ( or tinif Iho most direct , qnlckrct , m >
Kie'tllnor ( nncctlnrtliopiTal ( Metro | < ollii , CIII.
CAOO , ami the KADTKHX , NoRTii-Riimtkx , Sown
anil SOITII KUTRRX Liviw , which tormlimto there ,
lth KAN \ ClTt , IKA\KNWORTir , ATCIItWC ,
Cuuxcit , HitrM nml OMAHA , the CUMMKRCIAL
CFSTKM from \\hlcli nulinlo
CVCHY LINE OF ROAD
: hntpcnctratci the Continent from Iho Mtaourl
[ th rr to I ho Vatlllc Slo ) > o. Tlio
CHICAGO HOCK ISLAND & PA-
OIl-'lO RAILWAY
I ; ( ho only line from Chicago ownlnff truck Into
\i > n a , orlilch , lij It * OVMI rtvvl , uacliei th
olntmbdxoninicil , No tkrKRi nrOAnnuonl
No uissiiu niNKiTiol l No luiililllnjt In 111.
cntlhtol or limli'un cnr < , m men n\wciijcr ( Is
nrrlnl In roomy , rlnn anil untllato.l coaches
OTII r"aH r.\nri""i 1 inlin.
lUvCAntol wm\atoil mniriilnofncc , 1'uuui
. HLW nvn CAIIH. and ourow n worlil i
) IMXII OAR , niwii which mnMnroneMol ol > in.
nirin rtl cxctllciur , at the Ion nUc ol Siur-ay-
| ii Csvnu.uiiUtli nniilo | lime for licMtlitut
CIIJO } IllUIlt ,
lliroujth Pari between Ohlcnro , I'corla , Jill
vtukicninl Mlvwiirl UUcr t'olnt < ; iuiit tlo rmn
uclloin at all | < olnU o [ luti nm.tlon Mltli othir
ronilii ,
\ \ o ticket ( < lo not forget thliillreetly ) to oxcry
> Uco of lnixirtanro ] In Kiiiwv * . NilirniU , lll cK
Illll , Wyoiniiik' , Utah , Idaho , NoMU , OnlKornla ,
) rcKiiiVn hliinti > n Territory , Colomdo , Arliona
and Nc Mexico ,
An liberal nrniiRcmrnt ri'ffardliiR Ini KACB M
nv otlicr line , nnd rnt of faro nliviyn iwi ow at
Jinpctllors , who furnlth liutn tithe of tlio coin.
ort.
Don and tackle ot tjiorUmen Irco.
TliKctji , nmM and folders nt all prlnctivM ticket
oikT ! < In tlio United Bt-atra and Uuiaila.
it. n. CAHLI : , r. ST. JOHN ,
Vk-e I'ros't & den. Oon. Tkt nnd IVuw'r Ait ;
. Clilenro Chlcniro.
No Changing Cars
OMAHA & CHICAGO ,
Vhtro direct connections are inado with Through
SLEEPING OAll LINKS for
NEW YQIIK , BOSTON ,
PHILADELPHIA ,
BALTIMORE ,
WASHINGTON
AND ALL EASTERN 1T1KS.
The Short Line via. Peoria
Eor INDIANAPOLIS , CINCINNATI , LOUIS-
VILLB , and all pot ita In the
TUB BUT UK !
For ST. LOUIS ,
Where direct connections are tnada In the Union
Depot with the Through Sleeping Car
Lines for ALL I'OINTS
NEW LINE-DBS MOINES
THE KAVOUITK ROUTE FOIl
Rock Island.
Tlio unoqvalcd Inducements offcr diy \ this line
to tratelcrs and tourists are as follow H :
The cclobratod PULLMAN (10 wheel ) TALAOB
SLEEPING UA11B nin only on this Una 0. , II.
& CJ. PALACE DKAW1NU ItOOM CAH8 , with
llorton'a llecllnln ; Chairs. No extra charge for
ecats In Ilccllnlni ; Cimlrs. 1 ho famous 0. , II. &
' 1. Talaco Dlnliiff Cars. QoryoouB Hinoklni ; Can
. .ttnllth t ] < ( iuit lilali-lackul rattan rotoliliij ;
chain , for the cxclusita usool lint-class paison
Steel Track and sujwrlor c < | ulpmcnt comlilncd
with thtlr gjtat through tar arrangement , makes
this , aliot o all otlierx , tlio futorllo route lathe
East , Koutli and houtheiit.
Trj It , niul jon will find traitlln ; ; a luxury In
ttrail ot a dlxcomfort.
Throiik'li tickets t lo this culcliratud line for ralo
at all olllcet In the United Ktatrs anil Cauaila.
All Information about rates of fare , Sleeping
Car accommodations , Time Tables , etc. , will be
cheerfully I'lvon by applying to
1'EIICKVAL LOWU.L ,
General I'asuangcr Agent , Chicago ,
T. J. 1'OTTKIl ,
nnnnral Manaccr Chlcau'o ,
Do you want a pure , blooming -
ing Complexion { li' f > o , a
few applications of llngan's
UAGNOLLV BALM will grat
ify you to your heart's con
tent. It does away with Sal-
lowncss , Ilcdness , Pimples ,
UlotcJics , and all diseases and
Imperfections of tlio sbiu. It
OYcrcomcs tlio Unshed appearance -
anco of heat , fatigue and ex
citement. It makes a lady of
THIRTY appear but TWEN
TY : and so natural , gradual ,
and perfect are its effects ,
that it is impossible to detect
its application.
BIBO.X RKKD , tKWIHKKIO
BYRON REED & CO.
[ OLDBKT K8TABMHIIED
Real Estate Agency
IN NEDHASKAl
Keep a rompIUu ah traU ot title to all Itta
Ektatu In Omuia and Douulu eountv. mat
BOGGS & HILL ,
HEAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. 150HFuraliiuu Street ,
- " " 2JSTEJ3B.
OmcNorth slJu , OPI > . Urwiil Cvutral Hotel.
THIS ! N37W AND CORRECT MAP
" Vimuu Joyond nny roasoanblo question thnt Ow
CHICAGO & WTH-WESTERN Rt
I. > - nil ( xlih tlio l > rn toad for yon to take when { ravelins In oltlicr itlrcctlon botwccr
Chicago and all of the Principal Points In Iho West , North and Northwest. 4
lnV' The Principal Cities of the Wc t find Norlhwrit nro Rations *
lralns lnako c'oso ' connections with the twins ot ml r.Uln.ulsaS
THE CHICAGO & . NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
PULLBIAir HOTEL
, .
M UUGimTC5ou'lIlnuncr,01ilcnKo.wu ( W. II. STENXKTT , Gcn'l Pass. Agctit , Chlcapo.
HAUIIY P. ntlKt , . Ticket Au nt 0. AN.V. . Rillwny. llth andlFAinlmm streets
V'il il , ! VMJi'V'Vl A"IltMltJ kSJ * } " ! } ' 0 > ' * iN W , ' lt"n'n'lllh , Rlul I'RrnhimHreetl
J. IlKtJj , Ticket Aircnt 0. k N. W. IlAllnay , U. ; P. 11. H. Dctxit.
SAMia T. CLAltK Ociirml Aircnt ,
' .
i' < n n
Choice Cigars I
Can bo obluinod nt KUHN&CO.'S
by the box lor Loss Money than nt
any wholcsalo tobacco liotiau , for the
ruiiaon they soil cigars in connection
\\itli their drug busiuosa , without any
oxnonso to the Cigars. THY THEM.
All Cigars not aaliafactory exchanged
or money refunded.
A fine lOc Cigar , long Havana tiller , 5
for -Tic , Never has there boon any
Cigar in Omaha equal to them for the
money.
FINE KEY WEST OIGrARS ,
From $0.20 per hundred up.
L"Atlantio" bestlOc Oigar in Oity
-M
Omaha , A POT A PIT Collins ,
Cheyenne , * * * \/JJ WiX | Colorado.
Spring and Summer
CLOTHING ! !
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR MEN , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Hats , Caps , Trunks , Valises.
TO
IN THE LATEST STYLES.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices to Suit all !
1322 FARM HAM STREET ,
NEAR FOURTEENTH.
& CO. ,
Tobacco from 25c , per pound upwards.8
Pipes from 25c , per dozen upwards/ ] ! ]
Oigarafrom $15.0D par 1. ODQ upwards.
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND IlETAIL PEALEU IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BUNDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMENT
fffl-STATB AOENl FOB illLWAUUEE CEMENT COMPANY.
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - - OMAHA , NEB
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