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br k , Colorado , Wjomli K , Ul h , Idaho , Ntvatli
Ortgon , Wublngton and CnllurcU It often nup.rlc
ulvkitted not | Mwlblo by my ether lino.
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n.UU widely relebratf.H'UATULIl lNQCAl (
thetntul olwhl. hcmnot bufuu'd cUiwhcre.
At Council liluff * the ( rilns of tbe Unhn I'icll
Hj. coourct In Union Derotwltb thouo ( it the Rhlr
p ANoith etnn llv In Chlf jo the trtini ol th
Una mike dote connection with thotu of all tastei
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BUEN'SAmVEItSABY ' ,
Tlio ItiOtJi Anniversary of Rums' IJIrtli
by the lium's Club.
Ewh joy or Rfkf thnt llihta the'ca
Or melts til3 licait by turns
SUnd forth tefiiud and ( { loflBfd
In Soti 's mlnn'.tril Bum's ,
On Monday evening , Januiry 2Gth ,
1885 , the Burn's club of thl ) city will
ojlobrito tholSG'.h atinivorzary o the
birth of Scotland's bard , Kobort Burns.
The president of the society U Mr. Jamoa
Acdorsui nnd the secretary Mr. W. J.
KIDX , The colobtation will t&ko pleco in
Falconet's hall and the followiug pro-
grmmo has been prepared :
rnnoBAiiun.
Krt ! Wolcon o by the President.
S2cond = Tti.i l of the t veiling -Tho Memory
of Hum ?
: ;
"Thtro wns n Lvl was born in Kylo" . . , laml ?
Ilov. W. II. C > plnud Hesponrc
Mr. J. Noifmip " eng
"Volianksaud Braei of lionnio Dnon , "
Band
Miss Cliatnbjrlaln Son ?
Third Toast Scotland America.
God Save the Queen ; Star Spangled Ban-
nfr Bmd
Mr , John Kennedy Ucepoueo
Mra. O. Chcenoy. Song
"Should Auld Acquaintance bo Forgot , "
Band
Mi'n Mnuiio MulcJruiii SOD
Hoy's Wife Baa
Fourth Tenet Ihf I'rcss.
"My Love Sho'd but n La" " io Ytt" Band
Alfred Sorcnson Kesponso
Mr. Alexander Gray Sontr
"Hoy. tlio Bonnlo Ureajt Knots" Band
Min 1. Lorlni Gibson Sung
1'iftli Toast The Lautca.
"A Man's n Man for n' That , " Band
"My A'n ' VtroHldo" Mis. O. Cheoney.
MBX | FJoo-tng , Mcatrs. llolentson and
Stinml Quartette
"Grcon Grows thollu lies Ol" Band
TEAMP , TEAMP , TRAMP ,
Six of the "VaRS" Tnko n Trip Over
the Bill KI Fccil on Vreail iul
Drink " \VAtor.
Monday six of the boldest nnd aaucl
cot of the largo gang * of tramps now
making Omaha tholr headquarters , were
locked up in cells in the city jail and the
charge of vagrancy set opposite their
names ou the pollco register. Yesterday
morning when Ofllcar Hlnnhoy woke np
the gang nnd told them to gob out thceu
six iellowu talked very bold and tnldhim
to bear in mind that ho wan talking to
gentlemen and ino more civil language to
them.
Thia morning they all pleaded guilty
In police court nnd five of thorn were
sentenced to ten day a etch in the counly
jill on broad and water and the oixth one ,
who hid bcun [ jutting in his time In
bos tit K restaurant keepers out of menls ,
won given fifteen doyj on btoad and
water. This will give them nn oppor
tunity to clean CUE their systems in good
shape.
Vnsaar
At Boyd's opera house , on Sa'urJay ' ,
Jamia-y 24 , 2:30 : p. ro. . will bo given a
"Ballad Matineo" for the benefit of the
"Vassar cducat'onal ' fund. The soloist of
the occasion will bo Mrs. M. E. Latey ,
long a favoiito in Omaha. The pro
gramme will bo vocal , with the exception
of two numbi-.rs , and will , as the name
intimates , consist wholly of ballads. A
word in explanation of the object of the
inatinco may not bo amiss at this time.
The Vasar : educational fund has for its
ultimate end the establishment of a frco
Vassar scholarship in every western stato.
It is the special work of the Western assoc -
soc a ion of Vassar nluiAnuo , founded in
1881 , and numbering now among its mem
bers sixty-eight of the 113 western gradu-
a es. In 1883 was b'gun the organized
work for the Vassar fund , whoso interest
is to bo .devoted to the education at Vas
sar of western girls ; girls whoso scholar
ship and character make them worthy a
col ego tra ning , but whose lack of means
prevents iheir obtaining it.
For the list year ihia work lua ab
sorbed all the oncrgius of the western al-
utnuiu. In towns where tltoro are nev-
eral graduates all act together aa a com
mlttoo. Such committees exist in Chicago
cage , Haclno. Grand lliplcls , Rockford ,
Council Blufl'jjOinubanuct San Francisco.
Iju'a'od alumtiUi aru doing what they
can alone , five in Illinois umo in Michi
can , six in Iowa , pno in Missouri , ono in
Indiana , tin03 in Wisconsin , two in
Mince iota and ono each in Kansas , DA
Uota , California , Wellington territory
and Texas.
llnir cnthnslasm and iudaatty have
boon well rewarded. The result of the
work thno far , en shown Vy the report o
January 1 , 1885 , being § 1,480 32
No largo gifts have BR yo
been made to tbo fund , S1UO ropro
asnting Ilio sum contributed by friend
of the college. Tfch rest has bson given
audiarnod by the alumnn ) themselves
and in tbo fruit of many devices saccoja
fully put in practice , including /aim , con
carts , flower silec , tutoring , oto.
Conourued in the highest iateroat r
western girls and seen through compoti
tlon to benefit the brightest of them , the
work Is ono which deserves the gcnuron
aid of our woatcrn people.
The nlumcrui of the western s'a'ca ar
carrying It an o y toward compti t on aa
succor , and they hope that at their wor
becomes known it may so command ro
spool and confidence as to Boom worth
the aid of western men and women wh
are able to give more liberally than the
themselves can do.
THE SECOND ATTEMPT ,
Holdl' . Bold Dash For Muerti III
Former Experience ,
A telegram wai rocelred by Detect ! v
Nollgh at 0:30 : yesterday morning isyln
that Heldt , the trail vreokor who hai
juat bcon tentencod < o ton yoara in th
penitentiary , had broken jail at Schujler
Mr. Nellgh made all preparations t
leave on tha firo1. tnin ta recapture h
man , when ho waa uotiQed by the U. P.
headquarters people that Iloldt had ben
apprehended after a abort run. It n
aaid that the people of the town turned
Qt out en-masso to hunt down the miscreant
and Boon succeeded in caging him. .
fhia is the tusond bold da h for liberty
thnt Ho'dt baa made ainco couSncd in thi
Schuylor jail , About two months ago hi
made another attempt to break jail wbicl
very nearly proved uccu fal. It op
pot. a llut hla 'niit.es * , notorious throuy'
ihlo section cf l lie country aa "U , P
Mary , " conceived a plot of rescuirg he :
lover which waa certainly unique aa i
peclmen of bold crimina'ily. ' fciho ae
Ore in a ntigbboring building , end dur
ing the uxcltemcnt loc'dcnt ' to the occ
< i : lon , U-ldt brtko out of uii cell. IV
til cffio'ftV , aUraotod by the cry of fire ,
isd left t-o building , and Iloldt wxs juat
bouttn make teed ; histscipowhon ho WAI
elected by n pasecr-by. The nhrm waa
po dily given , and Iluldt was captured
il locked up in his coll.
The trtln wrcckor is sinn to bo taken
o Lincoln , and ho will specdi'y bo
mnurtd In Iho alU w oh nro to "It
us h a pji a t ; f r the das < idly ci me.
tcprcftcntntlvo Klley's Views Upon
tlio IiriMntlon ; Ncodcil by
This City.
llopn tuntallvo U'loy ' , who spent Sun-
lay in Orufiha , was naked by n Bnn n-
orter what iho Doughs county dclcgs-
ion hna done In the wny of shaping
ceded lepitltUlon for Omaha ,
"Wo nto waiting for sorno dcfinltoox-
reeolon from the people , " replied Mr.
Riley , "aud conEcquontly wo lu.o toil'y '
ono nothing na yoL However , in the
baonco of eomo action on the part cf the
ooplo suggesting wht.t they tiecd , 1 will
tate my vlown on thn matter and what I
ropoto to favor. In thla way some dia-
usslon mny bo created , and a concluiion
rrlved at by the pooplo.
"What do yon propose to do In regard
o public workt ? "
"VVhoro paving , curbing ncd guttering
ro done at the same tlmo I thill favcr
ho ptymont therefor In ten yciiH , ono-
bird to bo berne by the cityatlarga ,
nd" two thirds by the abutting property ,
Vhoro curblnp and guttering nro done
ojotber I shall fiwtr the patscgo of n
aw enabling propelty holders to pay
heir sbaro In five yearn and make ihj
Ity boar cne-fourth of the coat. "
' Uow about oalarlce ] '
"I thick iho councllmon ought to bo
iaid$400a year , the chairman of the
nest Important committoco , such ns
troeti and graded , paving , curbing and
uttering , sewerage and water wotks , to
eceivo $100 additional. The mayor
juqht to receive $1,500 , the marshal tha
amo. I am In fiver of making the may-
irond city engineer ox-oflioio members of
ho beard of public works. This will not
ncrcaae the expense , and it will msko a
very efllciont board. Wo need also a
clly auditor , who shall audit all accounts
and bo n check upon the treasury. We
hsnld also hare n board of pollco com-
ni'3iionora , to consist of the ma } or ,
narchal and one private citizen , who
hall have control of all nppointmonti to
ho polica force , which should bo under
ivil aorvica rales. The board of oduca-
ion ehould bo iacroiscd to twelve mom-
isra , to bo elected the came as city couu-
ilmon. Those nio my viows. Now the
) ouglaa county delegation vrnuld hko to
tear from the people ou thoao matters as
eon as possible. "
A PAIE OFDOaUMPS ,
.boy Itcport Having Dccii Koubpd
of $1DO A. Sivrdo Loses
Ills JLltllo All ,
Ycatarday two mon reportcil nt
ollco hcadquarlcra that they had been
ebbed Mcndao in the French cofleo
lomo ealoon , corner of Tenth and Jones
troots. They said they came up from
jlncoln and ono of them had $150 and a
heck for a trunk. They vs-ero drunk
when they arrived in the city end went
nto the pl-tco mentioned and got beastly
ruiik encl while in that state , thg fellow
ran robbed of his money and trnnk
heck. The atory lookoJ a Jittlo flltnny
nd nn ofliccr iuveatigatod the matter
nd bccamo couvlucod that the fellows
mly hod about $20 originally and had
quandcrcd their money in a drunken
proe.
ROBBED OF § 00.
Yeetcrday a couple of Swedes ,
iving on Seventh street , approached
) fficer Curry , ( on Tenth ntrect , and ta'd
i that Monday cfcoruoon a man
called at their housj and cold them a
clock on the installment plan. Qua of
ho SwoJca took doirn a little square box
containing $00 and p.\id $1 in advance
ipon the clock. After the clock man
lad lakcn hia ooparluro the Swedes
noticed that till the money had disap
peared from the box. They thought the
: lcck man had stolen it , but an they hid
their eyes upon him all of the time , he
munt luvo had thonid of invieiblo snjriis
in transfer th monny from the btJP ti
als pocket without being Been by tbo
owner.
I'nEtolUce CliinucH In Noliraska
For the week ending January 17,1885 ,
furnished by Mr. Van Vleck of the post-
oilico department :
Eatabliihed : BlnckTOod , Hitchcock
county , Sarah E. Willlamn , P. M ; Tren
ton , Llitchcoek county , Garrutt 0. Bur
ton , P M ; Wulwotth , Caster county ,
Mra. B. E. Predmoiv , P. M ; Whittier ,
Lenox county , Jo < eph Jackson , P. M.
Name changed : Sioux County to
Ohadron.
Poatmaatera appointed : Olonr Spring ,
Antelope county , Mra. AY. A. Pjckwood ;
D unbar. ( too county , ' Miaa Lallo A.
Jones ; E khont , Douglas county , \Vm. S.
Oiinnou ; Krooinan , G i o county , J. W.
Mumford ; Powel , Jifl'irson coun'v , Kd-
atdM. Waplet ; lick Falls. Phelpe
county , D. Clpon Nash ; Rookvillo , Sbor
man county , Fred Guat ; Burptitta , Butlci
county , Jas. B. Morrison.
Poatoflico changes in
IOWA
Daring the week ending January 17
1885 :
Established : Bnlltown , Dubnqm
county , Lenis Backes , P. M. ; Oonroy
Iowa county , Julm 'C. Engelbert , P. M
Postmasters appointed : Golden , Del
aware county , A. J. Atkinaj Rocheater
Cedar county. Win. Baker , Jr. ; Wes
Grove , Davis county , Anna E. Henry.
A ( till alann cnt in to Engine house No
1 t 3 o'clock tlil i rooming called that com
pany to IJcnnttt'a laundry en Izarrt street
wleraaCrahad gained Lealway in the dry
inff loom. Tha blazs wm eitinul hod b'lor
doiDR damage exceeding tneetlmotoof SlOfl
AToTPuund , W , O. Bradly , Blair , Nib ,
G. P. Greni , Nellgb , W. G. Phelps , w.
Ncbuakana refjlatcred at the Millard lot
There Is to be a ravivniof smooth fact
ning soii ty men. The mutloa-obi ;
ran it bo chopped off , and the goatoa rm e
go too.
A human javr bone of fiv teizesndpci
fact at\to of preservatii n hai beni foun
sixty feat below the aurf co of a Georgi
llmestono qiurry.
Pan Voorhfen Jl".rlrcto < l.
lunUNApous , Junmry 20 VcorLoo * ws
re-elecwd aenttof to day. lie received a mi
jnnty cf 41 mt cf M3 VoUf , OVIT ex ( Jcmm
lurirr u iiiinntd l > y thi rfimOUem ,
OU3TEB OOUNTY NOTES ,
Cattle on tlio lTan c i Dotnq Wcll-
Btcndy OrowHi of Brtrsent
Ocncrnl Notes ,
Co.'rcipon'Jencoot thoBEB ,
Custer County , N .b.\
January 17 , 1885. )
Although TTO trj oxporionchig some
pritly cold weather , wilh contldcrablo
i noc , the c indl tlon of the ctt-loat the
ranches ti uated on the Middle Loup ,
norOiTCst of this point , is m gojil os
duiing any of Iho winters of fquil se
verity In the past , nnd thtrj it nally but
lltth BUtTei ing among them. Thaloests
occasioned by the cold have bcon com-
paratlvily few , which la no doubt no-
c uutcd for by the ciro taken in erecting
proper nheddtt g end liordliiR near the
hills. The auow is not mire than
tix inchco dcpp and ia 1'ght ' and dry , utid
the cattle find no great difllcahy in get
ting at tlu gr s , uvori where the snow
has not bcon blonn elF
Basinets IB dull , although the fnrmorc ,
if anything , have loss CMUO to grumble
than thoab loca'ci along the aifforcnt
rflilrais. Thn price of corn has never
been k'ts than 18 , nlthough some private
traisactii ns havu been made an low na
15 ? , but the ruling price ia IQs. Owing
to the price of cufcl being eo high , $1U
ptr ton , nlmcat everybody is burning
c6rn' It being coustdotcd the chcapis'
nnd thoutanda of bushels nro being burnt
dnilu in th'a ' valley. Hogs r.ro anlllng at
$3 50 per 100 and on the riao. Fatmcis
nro holding all tholr products for a higher
or price , and hence vciy little hauling to
market is going ou.
The first ot Jaacary , Wm. n. Prod-
moro bought a half Interest in the Loup
Valley Eiglo , published at thia place , nd
bo and the foaner owner , D. 0. Kulley ,
an old Onulu n-jwtpipor man , nro gut
ting out a .first-clasi paper. Mr. Prod-
moro was formerly editor of the Wcot
Udlon Gazatte , but seeing that it waa
"loves labor 1 tt" in trying to nia a pa
per and endavortng to build a town so
near Sargont na West Union , gave up the
ghost tnil associated himself as above
s tel with Mr. Kollcy. Ho ia n thor
ough nowopaper man and will bo a great
acquisition to the Eaglo.
The citizens of this locality , seeing the
udvantrgj n btltlgo would bo to them
ocroistho Middle Loup at this point ,
wont lo work aomo time since and raited ,
by subscription , the ncco-sity funds to
erect a substantial wooden ono. The
contract was given to a Mr. S. Tiffl su
gar , of Eau Claire , Wla. , who arrived in
tiatgdnt last week end will EOOII have the
tooia and material on the ground , and
tlu work will proceed as rapidly as the
nature of the weothor wiil permit. Ho
hopes to have it C3inj.latod by May 1.
TERSONAL.
Mr. W. T. Haypa and family , of Char-
lovoiz , Mich , criivod list week nnd will
make thia their future homo. Mr. C. H.
Darling , if Rockport , Ills , , arritoi last
week oa an extended visit to his brother ,
A. M. Djrling , and likely ho too will
conclude to Inoato with us.
Mr. Ernio4Jerin , our popular deputy
postmaster and nowo acant , roporto many
new subjoribers to the old favorite , the
WEEKLY BEE , which id rt ad by the mi-
jorlty of the people in this part of Ne
braska.
The time is approaching when lining
setkcra will oocm bs on the go , and Cut
ter county is fait becoming known for
her good society , nunmoua churches and
szhool houses , frtilo EC ! ) ? and certain
cropp , with the finest of tvtcr and best
of clioiato , and aa a consequence will ro-
celvo into her llmitn her full quota of
hoir.osookcra who trill recelvo a hearty
>
welcome. ° J '
Par lisa deairlng voliiablft information
cm write to Rev. W. F. Cole , Sargent ,
or to Rov. M. R. Peirco , Broken Bow ,
Nob. , enclosing stamp for reply ,
COLONEL JAMES.
NOT KILLED ,
, tbo Telegraph Lineman , at St.
Joseph , Missouri.
Mention was made in these columns
yesterday oi the letter of Inquiry from J.
L. Eads of Aldcn , Kansas , stating that
ho had understood from an article going
the rouuda of the Missouri press , that U.
O. Eatls , Iiia brother , haa been killed
near Paplllion some time about the
twenty-third of last December. It hap-
poaed Eids slid , nhilo the young man ,
In the performance of his duties an a
telegraph line wan , was riding along the
U P. track on n linotnnn'a tncyclo.
Coroner Drexel quietly investigated
the mi tier yoalorday , aid found thit
Bads had been in tliu o-npluy of thu
Union Faoific up to the eixth day of last
December , whcu ho was disci nrgod ; that
aflor drawing bis pay on tbo 7ch of tbo
month ho went to work for the Hannibal
& St. Jojuph road , baing stati med at St.
Joseph. Why ho has choaon to keep hie
wheioibouts sicrdt ie , of coutao , not
known.
It is qulto probable that the dory of
Eads" ae.Mh aroar , qulto curiously
enough , from thu lulling of a lineman
named Ilonp.-r , at NpcingGold , which
happenoi Dicjojbor 23rd. The inqcoU
was held by Coroner Dpjohn. of P pillion -
lion , who returned a verdict In accordance -
anco with tbe clrcamatancea. How the
twj etotios became mixed is a myitery
which la still to bo explained.
FOREIGN NEWB.
ENOLAND AND THE KQVl'TIAN Tl'.OUIJLlH.
LONDON , January 20j-Tha St. Jamea
Gazette hears that England will tiolve tbo
Egyptian trouble liy seaumirg' for a certain
period the entire administration of lower and
mlddlo Kh'jpt , toRttlier with all the financial
rcepoueibilit'os clving to the tultan uppft
amlequitoiial Kgypt with any port or pert *
nn tbu JUil fen. The mlftion of Hotatn
Fehml I'acln , Turklih minliter of juuticu , i
believed to bo roone.tea with u scheme foi
the paitition of JCgypt.
AWKHICAN 1ILOCKADE IIUNNEIW ,
LONDON , January 20 , The mails frott
Madastascar a y that a ( mall body of volun
teer under sn Amerio n olllcer had run thi
bloikado end rcnchrd the capital.
WILL KODND A GEHHAN HTATION IN CONGOj
BUILIN , January 20. A letter from thi
CoDK'OimDtiT iav Lieut. Sohulze haa lie
quired from tbe African Intertutiou 1 aUo-
elation a laiga lr ct neur Nokkl , where h <
will found ; a Gf rra n Btatiou. ,
TEnmuLE AVAUKonta IH ITALY.
Hour. January 20. News * BB rccelvoi
that villages in ills litgblai d 'of Kiedmon
und Soroy wore devastated by nn avaUnche
Three villngrs in Pin moot , including the im
pnrtvat villaKa uf VIMslnn , have been uii'lei '
ih aviUuche from Pit'mout'd [ toountalni
st I'lia town of Clmumnnt , Tratic' , tlio capit
il'imtiuent of IJaut Him at tlia foot ol tin
Vo'ges ir.ouutiini > , li pait'y ' overnhflinn
with IOQW and wauy people killed , An"the >
avaUnchoo cuifod it Hperdio on Ihu DTI
UullU liver , a f w u.iles . gouth of Qnta. Fit
tetn periona ure kcown to In buiitt ) uude
the enow at Spnroiic , Vilugrrn hn h vi
been ma ohooicUu liytho uutdiaaiter bav
api > * led for rulfof. The ruyal treasury troop
were tent to am > t thtm.
LOKDON wnva.
tf. January 20 , Thi rabin t ,
a',3u'uu3k , al : tcmUis
eio.'pt Chdmbfrlain , president of th boud of
trntp , ud Karl SIK-II cf. fie lord HeutenAnl
o IrcUnJ , Ulad * imj looked vi orom. Thp
cftVii ptd'd i fttp irate until 7i33Anotho
council will IH liol I to in .it row to fin.Mlv do
tide th point * nt l u i between Knphn < \ nnd
the cu tmentil pjw-ri te nrdlng tbo future
manngeinsnt of trie K < yn iiu oll.ilrs
A linllUntRnillcn onclomctl Mrf. Lingkry
at the I'tioco's 'h ' Aira to. Uht in lur cuf\
iho London atli 1'rlnc-ss '
Cl
rn maso - OMB'- .
Tha comedy wii xvtll m unte 1 , but fnilnd to
intetoit , it lsun ui'p' ' * < i n Knr'ish ' aud.cntp ,
'I'ltf i n.0 ( r ,
SiK FHASCISCO , Ja ni iy P0. The chstnbi ref
of commerce ? , at iluir nunnnl incotlng to-d i ,
plB'pil a rcfolnti in pritojlirg neninst tli
cnnllrtnatiou of the Sp ii'iili-An."ric.i'i trentr.
nnd ittonijly it'Rini ; tlu ratifi aiiuu of tee
NicaraRiu treaty.
TVcatln r T
January 20. For Upper
Rcnornllir coMcr , fair wcithcr ,
winds Rhiftme nortnwest r'y , rtsinff buotn *
cUr l-'or Mirsmri Vullnv , cdilor , flr
wiather , noitlcrly winds , rifinp ; barometer ,
0
U. S , DEPOSITORY-
.rl.rV1ILt.ARD , WMffWAULAQE ,
Trutdont. Cuhlti
$500,000.
Flro and Burglar Proof Safes ,
For rent &t Irom 8 to f 50 pot annum
19 N. Sixteenth street , sells floua cheap-
r than any other store in Omaha.
UNION1 PACIFO , " 3 ; WAStlDUHN SUPEHLA' '
TIVB , $2.80 ; "FAVOUITB OF i.MAUA . , " ? 1.40.
All other brands at equally low rates.
Satisfaction given or money refunded.
Remember , 719 , tisr. WETISTKR & BURT. '
BR. BYSAKT ,
Oflico and residence , N. W. Cor. 12th
, nd Howard etrcota.
Calls answered promptly night
, nd day.
E3 ? Spoclal attention Riven to the dl
cases of women and children.
Private Lessons
N GERMAN !
GIVEN Day or evenlne. Terms very moderate.
Call on or aJdross , ,
F. . wr/ssaFinuER ,
maha Commcrchl College , 1114 li 1110 Farnarn Bt
JA .EP ABODYM , , D.
Physician & Burgeon
Residence No. 1407 Jonca Bt Office , No. 1239 Far
lu ctreat OfDco hourg,12 m to l p. m. and ficm
o8p m Tulephnn' , lor cjnl007i08liJoDOO 136 ,
TALK ABOUT DISCOUNTS ,
331-3 PEE CENT , TAKENOFf
iP THE LOWEST CASH PKICES ETEP. KNOWN.
W. M. BUSH&LdN DETERMINED
TO LEAD.
GC | cents buys § 100 worth § 2 00
ys § 3 00.
All goods nro nnd always have been
marked in plain fiRurea. Our Btoro ia
oo well knowtffor fair dotliug to ncod
'urther recommendation. This will bo a
evore loaa to us. bat wo are determined
; hat our prices shall bo lower than any
> thor in Omaha.Vo certainly oanaffoid
t bottcrthii ) any other house In the city ,
DRESS GOODS.
Cj centn ill now buy Dress Goods
; hat coat 10 cents ; 163 cents , what cost
25 contf ; GC § cents what coat $1 00
3ilk0 , and velvota , Bamo pioportinn. 13
: ents will boy table linen worth 20 contt
10 eeuti will buy genuine Turkey red
rarrantod faat color , that was cheap at
5 cents ; finest crcum cud bleached
ooda , Bamo proportion.
NOW BUY A CLOAK.
§ 4 CO will now buy a ladj'a heavy
ihl&chilln cloak wprth § 0 75 at wholu-
iftle ; § 4 G03 buys n heavy Nowmarkot
worth ? 7 70 ; SO 00 boys nn imported
Berlin cloak worth S13 GO wholesale ;
830 COj buys a brocaded velvet , marked
= 555 00 , that is well worth $75 00.
CQiLDRENS C'LOAKS.
Sl.GU'j buys a four-year-old child's
cloak worth W.nO. $3.81 j buys a child's
sloak worth § 3.75. S-9.i)3i ) | for our finest
'ourteen year-old girl s flush capo , pltisl
; iunnings , ma ked § 14.00. Children ;
knit hoods ma ked 25 cents willnow be eold
t lOij cents.
Ladies hoods , knit goods , hosiery , flan-
icls , blankets , underwear , gloves , mittens
; aces and fancy goods are all subject to
the same discount , EXOEPl'MOnLINS ,
PRIN1S , THREAD and GINGHAM
on which there will bo NO DISCOUN I'
ijecauso wo would have to replace them in
48 hours , or bo without them. Remember
wo never have and never will advertise
trashy stuff as first class and then sell you
goods that are not wo th making up. 'I he
above discounts will last but a short time.
The loss is too heavy to last long.
Remember tlio place and HAVE MON
BUSHMAN'S
, ,
New Store , N. E. Cor , 16 & Douglas ,
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Trie firm ol Btco e , Johnson & Co. , ol Omiha , Nefa.
lethltdty difBOlvod ty mutual cement , Jlr. 8. It.
Johnoon ictlrlcfff'cmiheflrni. D. II HUele li alone
au liorUtd to let tie I lie ifTalraof the firm ndt IC-
oolnt ( or monies due said flim.
Oiuiu , Jan 16 , UB5.
D. M STEKXE.
a it JOHNSON ,
B. W , SI'KATLIN ,
A.UNIKLC8.
xivr mu ,
llelenlng to theabovo tlio underlined * \ ' . \ 001-
tlnuo tlie Lublno auidcrtho firm mine ol D. M.
Hlcele & Co. , and hcpe to merle a continuance olt'jo
naojr favon hitherto extended tithe late Orm.
Okiiu , Neb. , Jan. 15 , 1885.D. .
D. IL BTEEr.E ,
B. W. 61'IUTUN ,
A.l ; HIKT.DH ,
J. 0 CHM'UAN.
.
In retlflnK from the flrin o ( Stx If . Johnrou & Co.
IdeilretnthuiklhetraUe tor the UTO-J < xteml d
lu the i > a-t , and toaik a oontlau LC ol the tame to
tbe new fl in
Ouim.Jnn.,15 , , 1185. ail. JOHN30N
I o-ll
MAQIB T H oy PAtMYBTKRY AND OONUITK K
ALIST. BJ3 fcLth [ licet , between F DAm nd Ifn
neywul. with th ld ol ( turdl n wlilta , eli
. > lor 6"ji > ac Klmcoo lo tbapaituu piMcul ,
' 'i t ncii. t'oi hi It * 'uiuit. Heel > u
Who have trilled rway tbolr
youthful vigor ni"l power- Who
nrc suffering iroin terrible drains
nml losses , w li o n ro weak.
IIY1POTEN T. nnd unlit lonunr-
ofnlluRca\\holhul
power " ' vital
c rvo ami 8KX-
STUKNG'l'll vosikouoil ,
\vbctlicrbvlACKSSorcnrlyliabltt
CAN rorelvi- positive & last-
ins CURE. 'O innttcr of ho\r
leif § PtautlliiR your cnso may bo or
who lins failed to euro you , by a few
wocksor inniitlis use of the colebra-
tcii M'/rtloain Troatmont.
At hoiul'Uliiiitt osposuro , in Icsa
_ tluif , and for LKSS tnonoy than any
other mot hod In the world. Weak back. Hoailat'lio. EMISSIONS , lassitude , loss of
spirits nnd ambition , gloomy thoughts , dreadful dreams , dofretlvo nuMuory ,
Impotence. IniiictUiiifnts to imin-lnpo , oiillnpsy ami many other nyniptoitiB
loading to'consumption ami Insanity , are promptly removed by
thoJlYUTLEAlN'rHKAT .MKNT.
MARRIED MEN , AND MEN ABOUT TO K1ARRY , REMEMBER ,
PERFECT SEXUAL STRENGTH 51EANS ; healthy ami vigorous offspring ,
long llfo ami the love and respect of a faithful wife. No uv.ui should over niariT
who have been guilty of early Imlescrctlons , until he has been restored to I'hU-
l-'ECT MANHOOD.Vo guarantcu a pcnvmncut cure lu every rase undertaken.
Scud a stamps for treatise with proofs ami testimonials.
Address The Climax Modica ! Co , St. Louis , Mo.
Ar © now
AT
Th.e greatest bargains ever seen in Omalia
200 OBGAMS ! ! 100 PIAMOS ! !
Also gteat Deductions in Diamonds , < Jew-
elrv. Clocks and Silverware.
5'XJSK
The only importers of Havana Cigars ,
and Meerschaum Goods in Omaha. '
Wholesale dealers in Guns , Aannumition ,
Sporting Goods , Motions and Smokers' Ar
ticles.
THE CHEAPEST PLACE ] N OMAHA TO B"DT
Ono of the Best and Largest Stocks in tfte United States
fco Select From.
NO STABS TO falMB.
ELEGAMT PASSENGER ELEVATOR
Wavnmn Street ,
Wish to announce that they have from this
time marked down ALL GOODS , and will
for the next 60 days , make a reduction of
10 per cent.
Overcoats , Suits and' Pants well made
and sure fit. Now is the time to huy
GOOD CLOTHES AT LOW PRICES.
WHOLESALE BY
L , A STEWART
1013 Jones Street } AB \ OMAHA
FRAKZ FALK BREWING 00.
/
Milwaukee. Wis.
GrTOTHER & 00M Solo Bottlers ,