JNION SAYINGS (JAM
in South loth Street.
CAPITAL,
SUOO.OOO
Liability of Stockholders $400,000.
HTOCKIIOMlKIIK
J J 1MIIOIY JOIINKITZ(IKUAU)
JOHN II (M.AUK A H HAYMO.NI)
K. i: IIUOW.N DAVIIl ItKMK'K
UK MOOUM KltK.l) SCHMIDT
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OITICKItS.
M K. Mooiik, l'rcsldent.
IIkniiy I.kwim, Vice 1'resMent.
0. II. lMiiorr, I'nMilcr
Interest tmtil on deoslti of Vi nnd upwards nt tlio
rntoofotierceiit peraiitiuiii,coniouiidHl vinl
nmiuauy. Your savings account solicited.
MONEY TO LOAN
Tor a lone or Bliort lim on real estate or ap
prousl unilateral security Hank okmi from li-iM
. in, lo s!:S) p. in, mid on Saturday openings
from 0 to H it. in.
FAST MAIL ROUTE.
2 DAILY TRAINS :
Atchison, J-y(5noftli, St. Joseph, Kniisai
City, St. louU rtiul nil polnN South,
Must ami Went.
The direct line to Ft. Scott, I'm-sons,
Wichita,) lliitchiuon nml nil principal
points In Kansas.
Thc only road to tlio (iroat lint Springs
of Arkansas. Ft i.i.mak Si.rr.rr.its ami
Finn: Ui'.ci.iMNd Ciiaiu Caiis an all
trains.
II. G. HAM, R. P. R. MILLAR,
City Tkt Agent, (Jcn'l Agent.
Cor. Omul 12th Sts.
CMCAfo
'Milwaukee,
T.PAUl
tpoL
owns ami op irnlesfi.Urfi mile of UiowirIiIj
quipped road In Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa,
Missouri, Minnesota and Dakota. .. .,
It Is tho Host Direct Itouto botwo.-Mi nil H10
Principal Points In tlio Northwest, Southwest
nnd Far West ,
' 'For maps, tlmo tables, niton or passnuo and
freight, etc.. apply to nearest station imunt ol
CinoAoo, mii.w'aiiki'.i: .t Sr. Paul Kaii.
way, or lo any Hallroud Agent anywlicro lu
thu world.
It. MIM.KIt. A. V. II. tWIU'KNTKH. -
Oonoral M'n'r. loii'l Pass. AT'ltt AKt.
J. F.TUOICKlt, (1K). II. IlKAFFOItl),
Asst. flen'l Mjsr. Asst. (1. P. ,t T. Agl.
7r.t Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
OP For Inrorinatlon In roreronee to I.andB
Hnd Towns owned by tho Chicago, Mllwnii
Iceo.t St. Paul Hallway Coinpany.wrlto to II.
(J. llArdAN.I.and Commissioner, Milwaukee
Wisconsin.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
C'il'lTAl, Ktock $300,000.
0. W Moahpr, President. W .1 ' Watau. V- Pro
1U 0. Outcalt, Ciuhler.
Fremont Elkliorn & Mo. Valley
Tralnji leave fliXin. 111. and 10::li p.m
The Ki.kiiou.v Vai.i.i-.t Like.
To free homes In Nortlm ostcrii Nebraska an
Southwestern Dakota.
To tho llliiek Hills unci thu Hot Springs.
To Central WjuuiIiik conl and on Holds an
Cattle. raiiKM.
To Chicago nml tho lVut.
To Ht. Paul, tho North and Nortlmest.
"For further Information luipilroof
L. M. TYLKIt, ARent.
115 Konth 10th street, . Lincoln
W. F. Fitch, J. II. IUciianan,
Oeneral .M'Kor, (len'l Piu. Ak'I
Missouri Valley, Iowa.
TAKE TI-I E
lissouri
Pacific
Eailway
The Shortest, Quickest and Best
Route to
Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City,
St. Louis, Cincinnati, Washington,
Baltimoro, New York and Boston.
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ON ALL TRAINS.
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P. I). IIAUCOUK, Depot Ticket AKcut.
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YOUNG FOLKS' COLUMN.
A SHORT BUT TRUE STORY OF A
HORSE AND HIS FRIEND, THE CAT.
An Intcrcstlnir Legend A limit it Queer
Tlircc Cornered Island mill II llnr
hikiiIoii Inhabitants it Men, Women
nml Children Without None.
In Mr. John Dlniltry's entertaining liook,
"TlircoOood (limits," OCCIlf tlio following
legem! of u (juror throo cornered Island,
known in the "long ngo"nstho "Island of tlio
Noseless l'oojilo." It was. no culled from tlio
fact Unit tlio nososof nil men, women nml
children were lint, mid shaped like tlio
ncu of cluln. The Island was small, lint
full of jKHiplo. Ah nges rolled hy, It wus
found to Imi of no use to try unit keep ui
family mimes, for nt there- wns no d lifer
eneo In tlio faros slnco all, lil, little, rich
nnd jhioi, hud tlio saino kind of chili noso
dlllilHMl exactly In tlio mlddlo of tlio fnco.
noliody could clnlui iiny jmrtlcuhir nntno.
In their troulilothoy nt Inst thought, out u
jilnn hy which they could toll ouo from an
other. A KAMII.Y OV CM'II NOHKS.
This wns their jilan, to call each other hy
the name of whatever ouo most, wanted. In
this nay tho jiooplo of tho island Ix-onmo
ns nun family. So loving did thoy grow
under this new rulo that each 0110 scorned to
linvn n certain right to his neighbor, and
noer i.i(ikn to him without putting "my"
Ufin his iinino. If 11 littlogirl, for itiitiiiico,
wantoct butter for her bread 1I10 would call
her mother "My Ilutter," and if her mother
wanted her thread, tho cull, "My Thread"
would hrlng her liltlo girl running to Unit .it
for her. A young man would bow to u Indy
nnd my "A looly day, my Kveiilng Walk"
nnd slio would sinllo nml reply, "Yes, my
fnirNou'say." An old man would call to
his son, "Hurry, my Stair," and tho boy
would niisivcr, "At omv, coming my l'arso."
A jirofessor would call his class towrlto by
ringing tho Ih11 for "My good lessons," mid
each scholar would salute him with "Good
morning, my Success."
Kvery thing, oven in tho smallest matters,
worked smtiothly. Thorn could lsi no bad
marriages, Imimuso each 0110 called for In tho
other what ho or sho most needed nnd did
not have. Young maidens sail); and danced
half tlio year round, since they were nlwnys
cnlllng each other "My Oav Holiday"' and
"My Kieh Feast." Tho childien too wero
happy anil laughed anil played from eyo
ojieuing to oyo shutting tlmo. In course of
tlmo this happy family numbered :tOO,(XX)
souls, nt least tho mayor of club noses s.o
declared.
A lion's Itnixcry.
Two lad, one of 1(1 years old nnd tho other
uliout 11, went into a pond to get out a
couple of ducks they had "winged." As ono
of the boys arrived within reach of tlio
birds, tho younger of them being up to his
chin in tho water, a jilercing cry was hoard
from tho elder boy, nnd tho younger on
looking saw a largo snako Hivliumiug toward
him, evidently with tho intention of di-put-ing
his right to tho duck. Hut tlio snako
waa not tnhmo It all his own wuy, for a
liver color spaniel, tho favorite of tho fam
ily, sprang into tlio water, seized tho reptile
and rwiiiii to tho bank with It in his mouth,
and although tho suako bit tho faithful ani
mal in several places, ho would not drop hi,
burden until tlio Ixiys wero out of reach, nnd
when ho saw they wero Kafo ho went uji to
tho lnils nnd oxhihito 1 by liU playfulness tho
joy ho felt at having saved them.
Tho dog was treated for snako bito by
ovory available means, but ho died in a
couplo of days to tho regret of all tho family.
A Peculiar l'rleoiNhlp.
A gentleman residing in tho western part
of Now York state, who was fond of catH,
ono day discovered n stray jnivs at his door,
mid kindly gavo her shelter. Tho cat soon
settled down in her now home, but not until
sho had inado a careful survey of tho jircin
ises, Including tho stnhlo,whoro ono horso was
kept.
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HTItANOE rniU.VDS.
Remarkable to say, lotweMi theso two
incongruous animals u strong uiroetion Boon
sprung up. l'ussio Rtidily refused a lied in
tho kitchen nnd jmsscd every night mounted
on tlio broad back of her friend, who, in his
turn, never seemed completely happy until
tho cat iijijicired. On ono occasion tho hoito
waa not brought homo until u Into hour at
night, tho jniss, over faithful, howuver, was
waiting for him, sitting lu tho manger, from
whence sho nt onco loajied on his back, jmr
ring out her satisfaction, to tlio amusement
of tho gentleman and tho stnhlo boy who
witnessed tho jicrformniico.
Hallway MgnaU.
Onn pull of tho bell cord signifies "btoj)."
Two jiulls moan "go ahead."
Thrco jiulls mo.in "back up."
Ono whlstlo slguifles "down breaks."
Two whistles signify "olT brukej."
Throo whistles menu "buck up."
Continued whistles indicato "danger."
Short rnjud whistles, "a cattle alarm."
A sweeping parting of the hands on u lortl
with tho eyos 11101114 "go ahead."
A slowly sneejiing meeting of tho hands
over tho head slgnllles "back slowly."
A downward motion of thu hands, with ex
tended anus, sigullles "fctoji.1
A beckoning motion with ouo hand indi
cates, "back."
A red ling wnvisl up tho track Indicates
"danger."
A red Hag by tho roadside means "danger
nhend."
A roil Hag carried on n locomotive slgnllles
"aiiuiigiuo following."
A ml Hag raised at a station menus "stop."
A lantern swung at right angles ucioss tho
track menus "stop."
A lantern misod and lowered vj-tlcally Is
ftplgnal to "sunt."
A lantern sw uug in 11 circle signifies "hack
tho tram."
V
THE CURIOSITY SHOP.
Pnj of Omrcr nml Motdlrrs of llin Con
tliirnliil Arinjr IOO Vol Irs Aro.
Tho follow lug gives tho jiay of thoM nho
won tndejieiidenco for tho AniU'lcan colonics.
(Vuisldei lug tho fact that they cro jiald In
Continental shlnplaMors tho.r didn't get
enough for luxuiles:
Colonel, f.Vi jvr calendar inonlh; lleiiteu
nut colonel, 1(1 ht calendar month; major,
SI l-!lHr calendar iiuuitli; captain, t-t)'J-!l
n.'r calendar inonlh: lieutenant, $1H hc col
eudar mouth; ensign, (1:1 1:1 j,cr calendar
mouth; adjutant. $ls I a jicrcnlcnil'irintinth;
iiuarterinaslcr, ?IS 1 :l jht calender inonth;
Hiu-gts.ui, fi'i, riilscd to liKI 1-!1 Juno 5, 1T77;
mate, (is per calendar month; chaplain, f'.'O,
raised to .'Kl 1 il July fij sergeant, ?m jht eal
eudar mouth; eoi'Miral, ilriiiumer mid lifer,
$7 l.'ljier calendar mouth; prUate, $(1''-!1.
Light infantry, same. 1'nv of artillery
-Cnjitiilii, t'M "-,'1 jkt calendar month',
captain lieutenant, J'.'O h.m' calendar month;
Ill's I ami second lieutenant", &H l-il per
calendar tuotith; lieutenant tiro winker,
fill l-!l jer calendar mouth, sergeant, is l-ll
er calendar month; iiirjHirnl, t'i't n'r cal
endar mouth; bombardier, $7 vr calendar
month; matrovs, $il5 n per calendar mouth;
K'rgeaut major, (V jicr calendar month ;iiiar
teriuaster sergeant, $! jkt calendar month;
drum major, $H 1 a jcr calondar mouth; llfu
major, fS 1-11 percalendariiiontli; leglnientnl
jiaymaster, JUil U-.T jer calendar mouth,
the Harp of Iriduiid,
Illiinclent limes lieland had ncolnngoof
lierown, nulllllisl by an net of parliament
nbout tho j ear ISJ5, when tho coin of Kng.
land nnd tho Fiuerald Islo was nsslniilatcd.
On tho Irish coin the revcrso coiitalnisl tho
bust of tho reigning sovereign, nnd on tho oli
verso was a harp, surmounted by a crown
with tho word "lllls'iiiia" over' It. At nil
times Ireland has Ihsmi dlstlngulshisl for tho
number and exodlenco of her banls mid
minstrels, vocal and instrumental perform
ers. The harp aslho iii.itrinnenl on which
they jilajed, ami so, of cour, was eotisiil
ercd the national iustrmueut. When Ireland
was 1111 ludeoiident iiatlon-llmt Is, up to
tho year 1 17vl-her banner bore u rising sun.
IIclHvitspiH'tical title, "the Sunbuit.'' H
was Henry VIII who Is said lo have changed
tho arms of Ireland by placing three hnrjH
Oil her heraldic shield, Thoy are to 1,0 found
on the I1M1 coins of Kdwnr.l IV, Richard III
and Henry VII, nnd wero really tin armorial
iM'arlngsof that country from the iclgn of
Richard II, which began in 11177, down to
thatof Henry VIII, which rinsed in IM7.
Tho harp was surmounted by 11 crown to
show that Ii eland, subject to Kuglaud, had
been a monarchy.
rolled Mali's .liistlrcs.
Tho Justices of the I 'lilted States sircmo
court nro: Just ire Millet, Iowa, who takes tho
Kighth circuit .Minnesota, Iowa, Misiiuri,
A t'l'lltlkfia V11I ifrluL ri I 'i,l,ii,l,t .ki,l IT.. ... ..
.- if i"""i'ou, viiitii,i (1(111 iNin
Instill Fi.'M, Ciiliftirtifn, Ninth circuit Cat- I
Ifnrnin, (Iii'Kmi ami Nuvndn; Juntlco Har- j
t i..j".,..nu aairiii Jl( 11 1. (IV. I J f
Seventh cirriut Indiana, Illinois mid Wis
consin; Just Matthuws, Ohio, Sixth cir
cuit Ohm, Michigan, Kentucky, TwinesHco;
Justice ( I ray, Miissnchusottn, FirswWcult
Maine, New Hampshire, MnftKnehui(tU mid
Rhode Island; Justice lllatchfod, Now
York, Second circuit Vcriiinnt,'Coiiiitlcut
nnd New York; Justice Lamar,'lMlsslttliiI)
Fifth circuit (lisirgln, FiorldnjAhibnnin,
Mlssissljipi, Louisiana and TexnV;w,Tiistlce
llradley, New Jerwy, Third circuit New
Jersey, I'eunsy lvaiilu and Delaware. Thu
chief Justiceship is t present vacant.
foiled Sillies CltlK'liN.
Citlens nro of two kinds; Natural horn
and alien born. Natural born citizens nro
of two kinds: (I) Native, born within tho
United States of either American or foreign
parents; (i!) foreign, born without tho United
States of American parentage. Allegiaiico
to tho United States descends for ono gen
eration entirely outside of tho Unit.sl States.
Alien born citizens aro of three kinds: (1)
Those naturalized oluutnrily upon etitlon;
('.') those nnturiihed involuntarily by tho
acts of others (minors); (II) those naturalized
involuntarily by their own act (alien liom
wives).
Illcelrio I'iihit.
There nro three systems of applying elec
tric jKiwer to oerato railroads, viz.: 1. A
current conveyisl by storago cells charged
with electricity nnd carried in tho curs. i.
All electric current conw-yod by tho dynamo
to tho caw byawiro overhead upon which
rides a small metallic carriage connected
with tho cars by wires. II. Currentconveyed
by n third rail, or an underground conduit,
reaching the motor in tho car by means of a
collecting udiivl or brush in contact with tho
electrical conductor.
1 A Hiliilug Sen Creature.
1 Tho sea mouse sparkles llkoadiamouil, nnd
I is radiant with all tho colors of tho rainbow,
1 although It lives In tho mud at tho bottom
of tho ocean. It should not bo culled 11
mouse; it is larger tiian n big raL It is cov
ered with scales that niovo up and down as
it breathes, nnd glitter like gold shilling
through a lleecy down, from which line silky
brltlcs wave, that constantly change from
one brilliant tint to another,
Tin, Tempting I'm II.
Different nations have given vary lug ex
pressions as to their idea ol tlio iinturn of tho
truit, tho eating of winch caused original sin.
Thero is a iHipular belief that it was 11 pippin.
Tho Spaniards lclicvo tho banana to bo tho
fruit of which Adam partook, anil hold it in
religious reverence. Tho West Indian jilaut
alu is called the Adam's ujiplu tree.
Iiidrpoiideiico or firccc.,
Orts?co gained her independcnco from
Turkey in IKS) and by tho jnotoool of Ion
don, 1S30, was declured a kingdom under tho
protection of (ireut lirituiu, Franco and
Russia.
Inltlitl I.rttrr.
Ijtters directed to initials nro not for
warded by jiostmiisters. Thoy aro uuuiall
nblo mtittcr.
Alecdiol In Win,..
It may l laid down as u rule, says Pojiulnr
Sclcnco News, that wiuo containing more
thn.11 1!) sr cent, of ahsiliol is fortilled, es
jKsainlly if, as in sherries, thu alcohol js fioin
15 to 1X1 it cent , and In tho cae of port is
from 17 to Ul jier cent. Tho average amount
of ulcohol in the French rod wines is 10 11
per cent., and 111 white, such as champagnes,
ultou 11 per cent ; in hocka and Mutullcs,
nbout 10 jht cent. ; in Spanish wines, nbout
17 jier cent. , in jiorts, 17 or IS jkt cent. . in
Mndelru, 111 or 1U.1 or 10.2 jier cent.
Ammonia for Aeiitu AlioholUm.
Sulicutauisius injections of aiiiiiiniim rep
resent n new iviuisly ris-oiuincuded by for
eign iiuthoi'it for ucuto iilcoliolism It is
dins'ttsl to inject under tho skin a mixture
of ono urt ot uiimiunla with two to six
jiarttiof water. Two or thm1 iniuiites after
tho hyjiodcrnuc an eryslelatous uslness Is
obserMsl around tho puncture, und the next
inoruiug some soreness. It Is claiuusl that
the uticiit, comaloso from alcohol, ns.-oeii
coiihcuHi.iie within thrvo minute after such
yu liijicliou.
Ranson
A'WOIDEEPTJL IIVEITIOI.
This will Furnish the Consumer
Twice the Light that is given
by any other process
and Saves Gas.
This light can be seen at our offlcel25 N. 11th St.
Where Full Particulars will be given regarding its operation etc.,
L. WESSEL, JR. General Agent.
KNOB HILL.
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The foregoing pint-shows ho location of "Knob's Hill," the highest dryost nnd most
beautiful building sites yet presented to the public. These lots nro not. high priced when their
sightliness is considered; they are sure to be the homes of our best people, nnd will nlwnys be
valuable property. Street cars, already handy, will soon run by the property. The terms
are thus:
One-forth Cash; balance 3 Equal Annual Payments.
WITH INTEREST AT VACAIT PER CENT.
DELAYS AREDANGEROUS.
The lots will be advanced twenty-five per cent, when twenty-live are sold. Buy now.
MGBRIDE & MEL0NE
ROOM 4, RICHARDS BLOCK
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