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MARDI GR&S.
Tnesftay's ' Day and NigM Pageant i
New
The Display Ono of the Finoc
Ever Made in the Oity ,
Pcsci liitlmiH of the
Spoctil to Uio St. IionU Oloiio-Damocr.it ,
NK\V OIILKANM , La. , Folmiary 20 -
Todaytas the grc.it day of tlio carniva
and from morning until night , and fii
into tlio night , the city has been th
BCOIIO nf extraordinary buetlo and activ
ity. Canal street wns particularly rcsorl
cd to , and it waa linally crowded wit
people of all sorts , colors and condition'
from curb to curb nnd from wall to wal
of the entire 1225 foot of its width. Th
balconies that line both sides of th
street , rising on tiers one above the ether
or almost to the roofa of the houses , wcr
loaded with people , many of them ladio
in brilliant toilets. The weather wa
superb , the sky bright and the air a
warm and balmy as in May in th
Middle states , the thormomoto
standing at 70 ° at ii o'clock in th
afternoon. It is not in exaggeration t
say that from ono of the lady-ladun bal
conies that overlooked Canal street thor
wore in the range of vision 50,000 pee
plo. About 11 o'clock the fantastical ) ;
'
costumed outriders of Ilex heralded th'
approach of the grout procession , which
assembling tno combined strength of fou
associations , ith their moving seonc
and panoramic views of tlmir subjecte
sacred , heroic , romantic nnd liumoroue
extended for miles in length , mustorin
100 cars of scenic illustrations , fiOi
horses and i',000 men. There wore full
a score ot brass bands dispersed at inter
vals in the mnvinv column.
THE rACS K AST.
First in the procession came the ps
geantof Ilex , in which ho monarch c
mummery and mims appears poraonatin
Solomon , the sago of the oasti Israel' '
greatest king appeared in royal slat
seated on an eloratpd thronu borne on
car of great magnificence. The car am
the support to the throne were docoratci
with gold work and painted panels cm
boftsod with gems. Beneath a canopy n
gay design was seated the king , in a chai
inlaid with gold and ivory , and cushionc
with crimson cloth. The royal attir
was as rich as that of Solomon in all hi
glory. His roho was of brocaded silk
richly embroidered with gold ; his ampl
cloak , of moire antique , with golden boi
derand tassels ; his stockings and glovn
of ailk , his shoes of gold ololh ; his girdl
woven of gold thread ; his glittorin
crown was studded with the richest gem
and around his nock was a necklace r
pearls and sparkling jewels. A lie
crouched at the monarch's feet. A seric
of ancient lamps or censers on slendc
pillars ran around the oval periphery c
the car , with festoons of flowers betwoer
Two harpers and horn blowers holdin
those instruments and dressed in th
picturesque Jewish garb , occupied th
space in front of the throne , and bahin
were stationed three Israelite soldiers , i
martial array and armed with long spoai
and broad bucklers. The car was draw
by six horses , and at the sides , in fron
and rnar , walked thirty slaves in part
colored tunics and horned helmets an
caps after the Egyptian fashion.
Borne on a gaily decorated car an
preceding the king , was the giganti
"Biuuf Gras , " A superb specimen of th
bovine species. This lordly bull wr
decked with garlands and attended b
four Egyptian slaughterers in the cus
tumo of that country.
rOrLHYINO TUB KttO.
In the train of the king were twen )
cars , gorgeously hued nnd profuaol
gilded , bearing artistic tableauxrepreson
ing the history of the Semitic races , ii
eluding Phu'nicians , Hebrews , Arabian
Asiatics , and inhabitants of ci rtain po :
lions of Africa. Komarkablo events <
scenes in the history of these poop
were enosen for illustrations , and th
wealth of the royal treasury was draw
upon to provide the most costly co
tumos and appointments for the pagean
The first scene presented Nimrod , U
mighty hunter against the Lord. No :
appeared the astrological Ttmplo i
Ashur , dedicated to thn uses of astroni
my and divination. Queen Semiram
folio wed , with her suite. Ninyas , t't
Oriental voluptuary , surrounded by h
harem of beautiful women , camo. Tl
burning of Sardan Apalus in his palac
with his drunken lords and wanton boai
ties , made a fine scone.
Nebuchadne/zor in his slory , ordorin
the adoration of his golden I'mnge , an
the great , king oitin gems with tl
beasts of the 'full in his humiliatioi
mailo three line ttbleuiiT ,
The fall of Biliylnn , the swallowing u
of the hohts of Pliaroiih in the lied so ;
Samson overthrowing the palnco of h
I'hiliatinci masters , King David recoivin
tribute from the vas l nations , Suli
moil's grand teinplo. the Phoenician on
onlsts in England , Hannibal crossing th
Alps with his army nnd elephants , H
Fire Worshipers , Mahomet nnd his fu
lowers , the Caliph Horoun Al Haolnd . -
Bagdad , the Arabs in Spam and the pa
udido of Mahomet made up the great i
lustrations of tlio Semitic races.
THE IIKIUB OF HEX.
The gentle and lovely young girl whoi
Ilex had chosen for his queen was Mi :
Annie Howard , daughter of Mr. Charh
T. Howard , the Louisiana lottery kinj
The young queen's manner was very gn
cious and dignified , and charmed all b <
holders. The cos tumo worn by the quec
was exceedingly rich and beautiful , bi
of n magnificence not inappropriate I
the youthfulness of the wearer. Tli
dress was made of white duchess sat !
with a rounded train of not oxtravngat
length. Into the center of the train wn
set a largo fan pleating of white satii
The train WAS finiaho'l around the cdj ;
with Natalie ruching of heavy white gri
grain silk pink d out at the od oi
The flido breadths of the skirt wei
made in lengthwise plaitings <
the Matin , finished at the bo
tota of the eUrt in a narrow rufllini
The front of the ekirt was covered wit
deep llouncus of uat'n ' , over which wet
laid llounocs of exquisite hund-nmdu lac <
richly and elaborately embroidered i
gold thread. The "Nttaha" cowage wii
square in the nock , short of sleeve , tin
richly trimmed in fichu shape , with gel
embroidered laco. A ruff of white salii
lined with point d'Alencon , was faatono
upon the nock , and reached to the poir
of the corsaj-o in front. Over this nu
dress of yellow gold and white satin w i
worn a court train , or court mantle ,
white bronido , the wide lips -f the lill
in the design being outlined wit
gold threads. This mantle wi
hnod with matalos satin m oriouti
designs , and silver white and pal
rose in color. This court train was fm
enod in W < tttoau plaiU upon the uhou
dera wuh ht-avy gold cordu and tassel
A heavy cord with tassels was also tie
Btoranchor.fftshion ncross ho front of tl
dress. The corset ( rain , which vri
rounded , was of sufficient loitcth to t
just _ within the creamy shell of tl
ruching on the satin sVirt. This trail
which w a edged with n gold cord , had
fan of white satin inserted in the middl
the fan being laced with ilno gold cord
The young queen \voro a crown upon hi
brows nnd the necklace of black pen
shaped pearls , diamonds , rubies ni :
omoralds.jt j )
1I110I.I , FA111IIITIO.SS.
Scarcely hnd this vision of remain
passed out of sight ulien the order i
the Mystic Merry Belliona prcscnti
Vanity Fair , n dream of fair and unfn
women , in sixteen humorous tableau :
They uero gotten tip with much art , an
besides being beautiful wt > ro very fnnn ;
Women in nil sorts nnd styles of co
tumo , nnd no costume , were presented
nnd the wit and Barcnsm expressed woi
hailed with plaudit * .
The Phunny Phorty Phollows proseni
cd a charactoriatical funny set of illustri
tions. Ono of the most striking scene
was the national colors composed of a
army of boys nttirod ns girls nnd niarol
iiiK in alternate columns , ono d re sac
wholly in red nnd the other in whit
with n group in blue. There were 15
mnko-boliovo girls altogether , nnd one
girl cirried n uarnsol of her specific hue
This _ wft3 intended to impersonate a
American flag
Next ct mo the possession of Wrocl >
and llidiculous , burlesques on the grcii
Rex , with n long train of funny tableau
travestying n variety of popular oxtravn
nances. It was about 5 o'clock who
this procession got out ot the way for th
grand pageant of the Mistick Krowo c
Comua.
T11K NKillT IIISI'LAY.
About 8 o'clock in the evening th
streets were again filled with people an
the great thoroughfares blazed with n
the brilliance that numerous oloctri
lights and gas jots innumerable could in
part , while n vision was presented of m
ciont Ireland , exhibited on twoiity-on
cars and presenting vivid and bonutifi
scones from the history of Ancient Erii
The details arc beyond { numeration , bt
the ensemble was magnificent. After tli
processions had loft the struct the gran
ball of Ilex , nt Artillery hall , was th
Mecca of every pilgrim fortunate onoug !
to possess the requisite bit of gik
cd pasteboard. Tno vast hall , ; > 0
foot deep and 120 feet wide , and wa
soon filled with guests , wiio numbcro
thousands. The throne-room at the fui
ther end was fitted up to represent ix sy ,
von glade. Its flowers and shrubs wor
nature's own products , arranged withnrl
istic skill and luminous with the glow c
incandrtscont electric lamps. H-ro BH
the royal pair holding their court. I
the great hall the decorations were vor
fine. Over the musicians' gallery hung n
immense shield of Cincinnatus made i
white , and with a plow picked out i
blue upon a satin ground. Hugo basket
of flowers , full twelve feet in circumfui
once , swung from the ceiling at each en
of the ball room. From those dopende
hundreds of green and yellow ribbon
gathered into a glittering ball of colore
glass. There were llowors every whoi
in the room , and the richness nnd beau I
of the decorations excited universal IK
miration from the thousands present.
Opinion of Dr. Motr , luito Go\cn
incut. GlicmiM , on Alloock'a Por-
oiih Piaster.
My investigation of ALLCOCK'.H Ponoi
PLASTER shows it to contain valuab
and essential ingredients not present i
any other Plaster. These ingredien
are so perfectly proportioned that tl
ALLOOCK'S Pouous PLANTER will m
cause Jilistera or Excessive Trritatloi
and I find it miporior to and moro cQicioi
than any other Plaster.
HENRY A. MOTT , Ju. , Ph. D , F. C. S
Professor ot ChouiUtrv , N. Y. Mecl. College , etc ,
Do not waste your money buying i :
forior articles. Toll your Druggist yc
want ALLCOCK'S POKOUS Pi.bTEiw , aide
do not take others made to sell on the r
putation uf the genuine article.
AUIXONA
Tlio Uanncr Mormon Connly nf tl
Torrltoryttio Sconoof Constant
Turmoil.
Special to the Denver Tribune.
ALitUQOKUyuE , February 23. A pi
vato dispatch trom Apnchu county , Ai
zona , has this to say of that country : Tl
condition nf n flairs generally in Apacl
county is anything but screno. Cot
boys and renegade Mexicans. Merinos
and fiijntil'js combine to make local i ,
fuirn a seething cauldron , in which in
lignant hatred , bigoted i nor/incu / and u
tuuraiic law-lct-sueM o\erpowor t !
better inlluunco ut vork in the commu
ity. D.iruig the lat tiiriu of court i
tonao teelintr > Mis occjuionud by the tri
and virtual uiXUtttaU { by u Mormon jur
of ono of the Greur brothers , on ii
charge , f assault with intuit to kill
Mexican , although all the cirimmstunc
in the case went to prcovo concluHivoly
mont cowardly attempt at agMsinatio
ImiuedinU'ly before ttio trial , with a VK
to intiinUlatint ; thu to n , iv party
cowboyi rode through the strcc
emptying their revolvers right nnd h
and howling like demons. During tl
tiring Chief Justice French was on tl
street , and narrowly escaped being ki
od , two bullota , evidently from the sail
pistol , passing within a few inches of 1 ;
breast and burying themselves in tl
fence against which ho was sUndin
This is the county where the Mormo
have thickly settled , nnd of which fc
John's is the capital.
HAKThEV OAUPUHblVH KAU
JNGH.
How Ho Will Miiko $50,000 Out of t
Piny.
The Now York Mail says : Bartli
Campbell has often been called n yirat
by lens successful dramatic authors. Bi
poor John Braugham envied him becaui
of that length of neck wherewith natui
had endowed him , rendering the elm
actonstio reason that Campbell must 1
able to on joy ono glais of whisky twii
us lonu as ho could. Mr , Campbell hi
long hair , which ho pushes back fie
his forehead as ho talks , nnd throuv
which ho runs his fingers in a caressir
fashion. Efo has a place on Statcn Islam
but during the preparations for the iin
duction of "Separation" ho has bet
stopping at the Morton house.
' 'Uf course , J am very much gratific
with this success , " said ho. "The moi
so as this vtry work was rejected by M
i'almer and by Mr. Wallack for produ
turn at their theater * . After some otlu
uiUmpts to place it , J put it away an
Hindu no further attempt to bring it fo
ward until I submitted it to Hhook
Collier this winter. I shall pnrUko i
the success of 'Separation' as I have <
all my other plays. I hnvo not lold 01
tOfShook it Collier. The piny is sti
mine. It is by retaining the ownonhi
to his plays and by putting companies o
the road to interpret them , or by holdin
an interest when other people's compi
nios interpret them , that the dramnti1
properly secures the result of his labori
llcro is the point of what I say. "
And Mr. Cnmpboll took n small mom
orniidum book from his pocket nnd ihov
cd whcro his own company in "Sibi-rin
hnd played in different parts of the com
try during the last few monllu tooo 1
receipts \nrying from 84,000 to S8,00 (
representing n profit that ranged froi
$1,000 to SJl.OOO each week. 'This , it :
manifest , indicates the profita of the sc :
son of thirty weeks on this piny to bo IK
less than 850,000 , n sum five timrs urea *
or than Messrs , Colvillo or Brooks <
Dickson nro in the habit of paying fi
pronounced Engliah succcssrs , nnd tU
times greater than the Mallorys of Mnd
soil Sqimro piid Marsdon for the pin
which they have hnd so long in their po
session nnd have not produced.
A DUIOADKUIi DIIIVK.
Tlio IC\iiorlcnco of n Judge in tli
Itucont Colorado Ull/rnril.
Kew .
"Thntrns n little the toughest ridn
svor had , " said Judge John Coulter to
tfows reporter last ovoning.
The judge had jint returned from n
extended trip through thu northwester
: ountics on a tour of inspection. II
iad viewed the rich and foitile valleys t
the section when bird nnd boast cnjoyc
: ho balmy air and succulent grasses. 11
md cattle ranging There , and wanted t
know how they were getting along , nn
also to become personally familiar wit
kho climnto when the mountain pcnk
were capped with snowy raiment. Hi
curiosity has been satisfied. Likewip
that of his son H. T. Coulter , nnd Fran
L. Peck , clerk of Clear Crook count ]
They were companions nnd in quest c
the same object , that of discovering th
nature of the weather in lloutt count ]
They found it , and told about it in tli
Elotol Brunswick.
"Yes , it was grotty tough , and it cam
pretty near proving a climax to all futu *
operations in cattle , so far as three of n
were concerned. Wo loft Dunvor abet
.ho first of the month and went to Kin
ins by rail. Wo didn't takn much exit
clothing with us. It wasn't very col
when wo left Hawlins , and got along vor
jomfortably , stopping over night nt Ire
Springs. The next day we nUrted on' '
leaded for Dixon and other points wcs
Wnon wo pot to Steamboat Springs w
were joined by James II , Colthrop. W
iad a double seated sluigh , and it slippo
over the two or three inches of sno
with nn ease and lightness that w :
cheering and invigorating. The sk
was clear nnd the atmosphere wns o :
coedinply pleasant. Up to 11 o'clock di
this enjo > nblo nnd dcsirnblo weather las
This was last M indai .
At that hour thor'o wns a change.
Imvo heard of changes , nnd suddc
changes , but the change that struck i
while on those sand hills was the moi
extensive change in the sanm length i
time that over came under my observe
turn. The weather became frigidly coh
and the snow came in such volume th :
it was at times impossible to BOO tt
honsoa. Then it began drifting friihtfu ;
ly , until progress was almost nnpossibl
Suddenly it dawned upon us that wo we ;
lost , and tuining the heads of the horsi
attempted to retrace our stops. But tin
proved futile , for the snow had tilled i
and obliterated every vestige of n tracl
Wo gave up. Just then Billy Adair , tl
mail carrier , came aloii ) ' , and when 1
said he could got through , wo turned fli
horses heads nnd followed him.
"Soon after Adair announced that 1
was lost. Then wo know that it was
: aso of life and death , with the chanci
n favor of thu latter , if the blizzard ke ;
ip its lick. As wo were not propan
'or such nn oxpresbion on the part of tl
weather itcaught us with but little whor
with to keep warm. The outlook was i :
dpcd a very discouraging one , and
niht came upon us the wind increased
velocity and howled and moaned as
navor did before , and the party on top
the sand hills with no hope for relief.
"Wo had stopped nnd hold consult
tion as to what had bolter bo done in ti
promises As there was but one cour
to pursue wo concluded to pursun th
course , and that was to make a sort
protector from the wind of the boxes
the sleighs , wrap ourselves up in the tt
blankets _ tlmt wo had , nnd run o
chances , if necessary , of perishing ai
forming food for thu vile coyoto. So \
fixed up the best wo could under tlio ci
cumstaiices. But , to bo honest about :
I yeurned for the cheerful grate of n
tioniH in Georgetown.
"Our chances looked very dubiou
Tim p rty began scratching about in t !
BIH w nnd finally succeeded in gottii
togetli-r enough sprigs of sago brush
niaku an iix"uao for a fire. And as i
hovered iirnnnd it and endeavored
keep wiinn , J ih'.iijj'it it compared favc
ably with 'Iin < 'l.im of the illustlio
Col. SelluiVt K -p. the fire warm , b
bless me if the lav utpt us warm. T
snow was oveiywh < re. As it covered
it molted , nnd eru long our clothing w
fro/en fatilF. Tlnifc | MB8ed the night awa
No ono olept , and u the morning dawn
the storm scorned to have increased
fury.
fury.4Iopo had almost loft us. There w
no indication of any abatement , and o
fata seemed sealed. But wo hold a co
saltation of war and determined to nga
battle with the drifts and the raging el
monts. Attaching the horses to tl
sleighs wo started out , the men flounde
inj ; ahead in drifts three to nix foot doe
It nearly exhausted us , and the ho re
were completely fagged. Soon after no <
the storm began to abate , the sky becav
clear , but the wind kept up and the c
became intense. I shall always belie
that had we a thermometer with us
would have registered 40" below , Y (
can not imagine our condition. 0
clothing frozen stiff aa boards and flou
dering through mountains of snow
make u paasago for the horses and sleigh
"Soon nfter the breaking awuy of t !
clouds wo heralded with delight ti
c own of Sugar mountain , nnd Adaii
O'juntmifinco beamed with delight. The
was nothing of special importonanco
cauao the hilarity on his part further tin
that a short distance down the draw w
the remains of an old stable. There tl
party would , in a measure , be secu
from the biting , bitter blasts. About B
miles of enow drifts were to bo overcom
however , and it was dark when \
reached the remnants of a once tolorab
fair stable. Hero wo ataid all night wit
out fire or food , none of us daring to i
asleep for fear of changing climates.
"It wns ton mileu to Pixon , whore i
know wo could eocuro shelter , food ni
warmth , and pulled out at early da
break. But it took nerve to face tl
winds that whistled about the inountal
| and wo feared und were prepared for tl
worst. Frequently ono of the par
would nnnouuco after riding a short d
tanco that ho felt comfortable , but wo i
knew the cause of it , and would busl
him out ot the sleigh nnd pound hlmnn
make him walk until ho warmed himso
thoroughly. )
"Whon wo ronohnd Dixon it WM ncni
ly midnight , nnd , nftor getting into tli
hotel , mndu n personal examination c
ourselves. So far na I wns concerned ,
WAB not badly damaged , Both ears wet
fruron. nnd my toes were slightly bittui
The otnco-drivor's feet were Bomowhr
chilled. Both of Peck's feet were fro/ot
nnd his fingers were in the name corn !
tion. My son's feet were frozen , and hi
earn ditto , nnd his ears nnd cheeks Hk
rockn.
"When wo had become partial !
wnrmi d ngain wo figured that wo ha
ji-cn for thirty-six hours witni food an
about thirty hours btttlmg with ono t
the wiiMt tnow-storms that over awe |
over that region , Old sottlora nt Dixo
mid it had never boon equaloil , an
looked upon our deliverance as n spocir
net of Providence. Our return wns mad
much easier , ns the weather WAS modi
rnto , nnd , although wo were compollc
lo break a path the grcntor portion t
the distance for our horses , got nlon
comfortably well.
"At Stoiunbont Springs wo Icnrnrdthr
Ron Shedden , better known ns 'Boston
liad froron both foot while carrying tli
mail from Iron Springs to Dixon , nn
would bo compelled to have them nmpu
Inted. Ho K' > t lost nnd was out four dn >
nnd three nights.
"Tho experiences the party hud wit
.ho storm king will always remain fres
uul vigorous in our memories. Ilowlin
winds , drifting snows nnd n cheorlci
jlank of plain will loom up in our shin
jors for many nights. "
"Did you see the country ? " queried tli
repoiter.
"See the country ? Well , 1 should sa
wo did. Wo saw moro country in th
lame epnco of time than wo could pass
ily have soon at nny other time of th
, 'uar. And it is a great place for cnt
tlo. "
Bishop 1'icrco'n GoldiMi "VV
Bishop Pierce , of Georgia , writes a
follows to n religious paper in the soutli
The "golden wedding" hai como MM
; ono. _ It wns n joyful occasion ration
ul , religious , Cnristian in its coromonie
and its impressions. It wns indeed
'amily reunion , nnd the number proseii
ranks mo among the patriarchs , or n
east head of the tribo. Wo had man
{ rootings nnd congratulations froi
Honda far nnd near present nnd absen
letters filled with good wishes nn
Christian sentiments , from Connection
: o Colorado.
My daily coraospondonco I count the
: ho hardest work t do. The late nvn
lanoho of epistles I hnvo conoludod t
answer through the prose. A month
writing would not sullico if I were ti
tnko them ono by ono. The notabl
jvont has quickened the poetic vein , toi
like the breath of spring , nnd charinin
verses hove poured in upon us fro )
north nnd south. My musu has folde
her wings long since and rest * voicolei
in her retreat. She cannot respond t
her moro youthful mates. I am shut u
tu silence or to print.
It is duo to nay that in my letter nt
nouncing days of biith nnd marriage
ouly pioposod to gratify friends , who di
mnndod it of mo. My suggestion t
Florida , Virginia nnd Ooorgin , as to tl
oranges , oysters nnd cigars was n moi
piece of pleas iiitry , which I thougl
everybody would understand. Yet , I
bo candid , I thought wine of these migl
como. Beyond this I had no expect
tions. 1 neither asked nor hinted. Bi
numerous friends had other thought
They have aent us oranges , oysters , ci
ars , presents useful and ornamental , an
monoy. The last perhaps the most in
poi taut , because 1 notded it. This no inn
know und never would , unices they lia
nsked mo the question direct. I u
sometimes empty-handed , and when bn
supplied have never seen the day when
could not have used profitably and rolhj
ounly moro than I had. The gifts whit
came in have been received with unu
loyed gratification. I , wo , nccopt the
thankfully , and prize thorn not only fi
their intrinsic value , but as exprossioi
of love and good will. Friendship , that
( Jed , is jiot all a name , the poet to tl
contrary notwithstanding. Wo hm
many friends , nnd hnvo hnd nil nlon
who nro faithful nnd true. In nny ox
goncy , if need bo , I would no to the
for help with ns much confidence as
childhood I wont to my parents.
I have given n long life and hard lab
to the church nnd my nntivo state , ni
to them I devote the remainder of n
days. I have simply tried to do n
duty. I claim nothing , deserve nuthin
and fool amply remunerated in the r
spoct , confidence and love of my bret
ron and fellow citirons. In thin resprc
ai the late event developed , I am rich
than I know. My interest in the kit
wishes of the good nnd the prayers of tl
faithful is nn investment from which
shnll draw daily consolation.
Now , to gratify curiosity in part ui
to forestall rumors , lot mo say that
cannot state precisely the value of thin ;
received , and would not if I could , bi
will ndd that wo have been very plea
nntly hnlpod , though not largely ondoi
od. To all concerned , witli no co
plaint and thousand thanks nnd prnyc
for nil , yours truly , O. F. PIIMCK.
Nebraska Comic
-AND-
UANUPAOTlJUKIta OP
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE !
X3c.x-Md.or fATlxLcloxxcT-iM ,
FIN1ALS , WINDOW CAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFM
PATENT MKTAUO 8KYUQUT ,
Iron Fencing
CroBtlmri , Ualurtradoi , VeranJis , Offlco anil Ul
lulling , Window and ColltrOuardi , Eto.
Wl. 0. ANOetu 8T11KB' , LINCOLN NEII ,
"MHKIl. lUnwtr ,
RED STAR LIN1
Bojul nnd U B. Mall Htoainei
BAILING EVERY SATURDAY ,
NEW YORK AND ANTWERF
Tt eKMnn < rin.tny , Idly , JMlatul ami t'ran
Kt r oOutwarJ , W ; l'ro | > oJJ from Antwerp , 12
Exciirnlon , $10 , liicliulluKlf < l Jlnir.vtc , 1 1 Cabin , $5
l-.x uralou , SflOO ; Saloojroa > < iOto < 90 ; Utouuli
(110 t 10u.
jHJ I'ctcr AVrlglit & Bom , Otii. Ageutf. K llioa
wny N. V.
V.li , Hamilton t O. , Omaha , I' , f. . Din
man Oo , iu N. loth Htruot , Unutha ; U. K. Kli
ball ,
DUFRENE f MEftVEL&OHtf ,
ARCHITECTS
TUTTS
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS ,
DISORDERED LIVER
and MALARIA.
From tliuso pnurcca nrlso Uiico lourllia i >
Pin ilhonsrn of Ilia luiinnu nice. Ih03 <
fvtni > iom9lmlicntoUiolroxinciicoI : > * ao
Amtctllr , ItnttrU uontlvo , Sink Ilcei :
itrhr. fill tun * nflcrcntlnir , mcrnlou ti
txeitlim f boil ) * or iitlinl , Jlmrtntlni
uf fnml , Irrllnblllty of tcmprr , l.ov
' " , A frrlliiK oriiatltij } ntKltrte ;
Anmntltity , JUizliiciial'liitcrlnKnttfv
Hcnrt.1 > nt ( lit torn tlineyrmlilclily < inl
ore a Urine , t ONRTIPATIO.V ? nml lU
tnnml tlio Mso of nroiiietlythfit nets illrrfttii
ontlto I.Ivor. AaaLlvorinoiUolnoTUTT'J
I'll , ! . ? ) liavotroonnul. Tholr notion on tli
KUIiipynnnil Skirt lanlno prompt ; Tomovhij
nil linpuiUlofl UiroiiKti tlicootliroo" cn' *
tntf vg or the lyatem , " proiltlClllB tfnrf
tltuiiioiiml illjrMllmi , trRiilnr ntooln , n DIM
BlcluunilnvlRorou8bo.lv. TtTTT'H 1'IK.Y.i
oniiflo no n.iimca or | rlptng not lnlorfcr
with dully work anil nro n perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA
boldovcrywlKTf.Uftc. OlllcHMiirr TBt..N.Y
OIUT IlAin ou WIIISKVIW simtiRon in
Hnntly to n. ULOSBY HLACIC byanliiRlu nr
plication of tills Hns. fl 'lil UV nmctrlsU
or Bout bv xin 011 ou receipt of )
Onicn , 4 4 Jliirmy Stront , Nn w Tt orv.
'UTTJWAHUAL nFUREFULBIRHPTR FP
"Will Uio oomlnnr man nmoko I" ik t-
UM by Prof , link lit 111" channlniT 1'iuu.
phlct Iloiajrmcinxnc-r.UiaUho rational
way to Ufo tobacco In through tlio pliw.
All Bgrco that only tlio boat tobacco ulioulil
bo turd.Uldi U Uio beta That to
which Nature hM contributed Uio wool
tiuUito flavor * . Ulickwdl'ii Hull Durham
Hmoklnic Tobacco mid Uio bill completely.
Nearly two third * of all tlio tobacco RTOWII
on Uio del Jen Tobacco bolt of North Carolina
lina KOM Into Uio manufactory of Illicit ,
well , at Durham. They buy Uio rick of
Uio cutlm icctloii. Hence
Ulackwcll'i Hull Durham
Bmoklnir Tobacco U tlio
l * t Of that tobacco. Dou't
lMul < wl\cdvrhouyoubiiy.
The Durham lluU trade ,
mark bj on
OMT > * frenuluo
A'JW
pll'n Ornulno Hnll Durham
U the dioloo of all Jinlpiu ot
HmoXuiK lobacco.
ALOXO TIir.UNEOF TUB )
Chicago , Si. . Paul , Minneapolis an
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The nfx extension of thla line from Waktflclil ti
the
BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GA ]
through Concord and UolcrlilRO
Itoarhcn t * best i nrtion of the Htatc. Special o
curslnn ra nn for land nvikcru over thin Una I
\ ViMiNoifolk nnd IlartlnKton , ami > ta lllalr to
prlnjpikl po'iiti ' on the
SIOUX OLTY it PAOIFIO RAILROAl
Trilns mer tilt 0 . ht P. M. k O. Halluay to On
Incton , Sioux Lltj , I'onca , HartlnKtouWno ai
Norfolk ,
OonxJuoot rvt
For Fremont , Oakdalo , Ncll b , nnd through to Yi
intlne.
fiTPur rato-t ami all Inf innntlon r tll on
V 11 SVimNI'.V , Uonoral A
frsnulldltK , Vor , 10th and rurimni KH ,
viii.il. . . . Ko
CAII naeecurixl at ucpot , totncr 111
IMPROVED
COFV
ELASTIC SECTIOf
Iji wnmiiitcd to * cir lonijcr ,
Inn form ncflter , nnd frlvu bill
'fatlsfactluu ' than nnyotliHrCon
In the niurkct , or vrk-u paid
LU rtiiuimtd. TltolniloraLraiittii
CJhlcArru'ii tint rihyBlciaim , Aittt
icliCnn.ct. ; I'rliii , ilrtt Nulrru Jnin , Taelo
ld , 01 ' .a A > lc vouriiiircii.iitfurtlipiii.
tllirilHUllll.tl , JOHI'.I'II A CO. ,
iuai lunii.'iU a ill j lUiidultili St. , CMcazo.
JOHN if T ?
3E3
WITH
0
And your work is done for all tin
to time to como.
WE CHALLENGE
The Worlt
to prod u co R moro durable matorii
for Htreet p iviimnnt than the
Sioux Falls Grimite.
OIRIDEIB'S '
| FOHANY AMOUNT on-
-ORr-
MACADAM
filled promptly. Samples sent on
estimates given upon application ,
WM.MoBAIN & CO. ,
Sioux Falls , Dakota.
S , W , Cor , 15tli and Douglas ,
OfTer for Bale the most dc.sirablc
ots on the market , and can prove
t.
Our list embraces property in all
quaiters of the
part * of the city proper , as well
as ivl I additions.
WHY PAY
RENT ?
Wo will build you , n house chenpor
hnn .A ou can huy tlo mnterial and
contract for the labor , nnd sell house
iml lob on
No more Ui an equnl lo rent.
DON'T '
Prices are steadily advancing , and
i small payment will secure a bar
gain.
AcreB Lands throughout the
State.
H , E , BUEKET ,
FUHERftL OllltCTOR AHD EMBALMER ,
111 XortbiOth Street
A. P. GROSS & CO. .
nQ.n ni.hu
Utf
0 ilINCT WOHKS , SUCH AS
COUNTERS , BARS , TOE BOXES ,
LIBRARIES ,
and ull Minis of olllco u.irk a up. clilt > . Cull or ad.
ilrosi 1801 Jackson fit. Omaha Neb.
I
MCCARTHY & BURKE ,
I
UH J4TH STREET. BET. FARNAM i ]
wn Tin rtr.io 1
Pioneer Drug Store !
H. E. COR. WTII AND 30X1X3 BW.
DR. F. S. LEWIS , - Prop'r ,
AQKNT FOR
Ohio Oil Co. ' Weat Viroinia , Cylinder
aud other Oils , coualantly on Imnil.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Tlia annuil meetlni ; ot the itrclibalderit of the
lltu I'l'BLisinsuCdKI'WV will bo hi Id at the public * *
tlou iittlco on Moiidai , Much lid , 1831 , at 1:3(1 p , m v
lor thu ilcctl > n uf offlcon and tn transaction ot
such othoi bualnoig aa roiy coma Lelore It ,
fob 10-lCt E. HOdEWATBIl , rreildont.
E , VOLKMEYER ,
THE PIONEER MEAT DEALER
OV OlIAIIA.
Ill ) many frlendi are tnvitai to call at hU new
eut market , 013 Oumlnfr St. . where thov will flnd.
f > l iore , all t' , choice cuu n Beef , Uuttou and
IK nt owoftD > * rkt oil u.
CANNON JONES & 00.
OFFICE W KIlKNZCa BLOCK , OPP. P. O.
Kent liouao * , also lurnUhed or unfurnished rooffi.1
Jbtalu boar Jin and turuiuh first clau Uoinmtlca.
'tji'.t pr wind for II kinda of rterVAiiW.
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY
0. F. DAVIS & CO. ,
( SUOOK880R3 TO DAVIS * BOTDXB.I
| 0 D ral Detl n lo
REALESTATE
ESTATE
OVABJu
aondon , and Butler Ccunuo * .
Ta paid lo all parti ottt SUt
Money loaned on improved tarau ,
Notanr PublicAl rt ta Utpa ,
