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THE DAILY BEE.
KAHA PHDUSKIKS CO. , PROPaiETOaS.
5 FarrJiam , bet. Sth and 10th Strtetf.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
copy 1 year , in advance ( postpaid ) $8.00
Smriths " 4.00
months. " " 2.QQ
TIMETABLES.
TIIEJJAILS ,
CLO3KQ.
0 . * N. W. R. R. , 4-30 a. m. , 8 p. m.
C.B. & Q. , 4:30 : a. m. , 3p.m.
0 , B I. & P. B R. , 450 a , ra. , 3 p. a.
C .B. & St. Joe 4SO a. m. , 3 p. m.
.City & P. 420 a. in.
& . P. R. R. , 11:20 a. m.
O.iN.W. R.R. 7 *
&M. R R.S25a.m.
& V. W. , 7:30 a , ra
OPKlt MJ
i K. W. R. R. , 11 a.m. , U p. m.
C.B. & Q. , 11 a , m. .11 p. m.
C R. I. & P. , 11 a. mlip. . m ,
C. B. & St. Joe , 11 a. "in. . 11 p. m.
B.CIty & P. , 11 p. m
U.P..4n.m.
& M. in Neb. , 1pm.
Lical tnaib for Slat owa e ve but once a
y , viz : 4:20 a. m.
'aico open from 12 to 1 p. m Sunday * .
THOMAS F. HALL , Postmaster.
Ar rival and Departure of Trains
ONION PACIFIC.
ISAVB. AKSIVI.
Dally EiDreee . .ll:30a. m , 8:45p.m. :
do Mixed 4:45 do 9:30 do
do Freight 5:00 do 5:15 do
do do 8:25 do 11:15 a. m.
IME CARD OF THE UCELU7QTON ROUTE.
UITI OMAHA. IKXOT OKAOJL
Express 10.-00a.rn.
Will 5.-00 a. m. Mai. 10:40 : ]
. .undsys Excepteu.
* S CHICAGO , HOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
llall 6:10 a. tn. I (10:40 ( p. m.
Expruba 4p.m. |
iSandiya Excepted.
CHICAGO i NOUTHWESTERN.
MI1 . . .8.10a.m.
Exprees . . . . 4,00 p. m. | 10X0 a. m.
{ Sundays Excepted.
KANSAS Cm' , ST. JOES COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Halt 7.0-0 m. I Express 8.10 a. tn.
Express. . . . 3.40p. m. | MuL 8:10p. m.
The only line running Pullman Sleeping Can
O-t of Omaha to Union Depot.
OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND SIOUX COT
4 PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Express S.OO a. m. | 2:85 p. m.
Diljy Except Sundays.
B. A M. U. R. Ill NEBRASKA.
( TUT ] [ EAST ]
' . .9:59am : EearnyJuncIv)9.22am ( )
. .1025pm Plattsmouth..S p m
uno 9:05 : pro Oouba 3:80 pra
REPUBLICAN VAtLEY RAILWAY.
Hitiiirs ( lv ) S 05 a.m. i Blooming-ton ( arUSOp.n
Bloomlnjtoa 1:35 p m j Hustings ( ar ) 8.55 p m
SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL H. E.
Mail 10 a. ml Hall 10a.m.
Express 4 p. m I Express 830p.m.
OMAHA BRIDGE TRANSFER.
+ * ' cuxxr TRinrs.
Leave Omaha , dally : S a. m. , B a. nt , 10 a.m. ,
a. m. ; 1:00 p. m. , 2 p. m. , 3 p. m. , 5 p. m.
Leave Council Bluff * : 8:25 a. m. , 6:45 a. m. ,
10:25 a. m. , 11:25 a. m. , 1:25 p. m. , 225 p. m. ,
1:25 p. tn. , 5:25 p. m.
LOCAL MSSUiaiC IBUKS.
Leave Omaha : 6:10 a. m. , 8:50 a.m. , 7:25 p.m.
Leave Council Bluffs : " :40 a. m. , 7:50 p. m. ,
9:05 : p. m.
COMMERCIAL.
OMAHA , Xeb. , April 8.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS.
The following table shows the receipt !
and shipments at Omaha , for the 24 hours
ending April 7,1879 :
RECEIPTS.
Merchandise 30 cars , coal 18 , Inmbtr 11 ,
coke 2 , lime 2 , ore 2 , bullion 20 , stock and
household goods 2 , bides 2 , cement 1 , sugar o
1 , corn 4 , wheat 5 , railroad iron 10 , railroad tia ]
ties 4 , machinery 2 , agricultural imple
ments 1 , cinders 1 , canned goods 1 , coffee
2 , oil 2 , wagons 1 , beer 1 fruit 1. .BI
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"SHIPMENTS.
Merchandise 20 cars , lumber 4 , railroad Cl
material o , railroad iron 8 ; bullion 7 , pota Cltc Cln
toes 1 , railroad ties 5 , copper mattel , wheat tc
4 , lead 9. 81
81t
Total receipts 128 cars. Total shipments t ]
62-caw. c ;
tl
Through shipment ! East : From Utah tlE
bullion 8 cars. Nebraska 4 cars corn ,
1 car merchandise. California 11 cars of
barley , 2 cars wine , 4 cars wool , 2 cars of bi
coffee , 1 car of pelts , 2 cars merchandise. biP'
P' '
Total , 35 cars. P'n
Through shipments weet 103 cars. incc
cc
GBAIN. . liics
cs
WHEAT No. 2 , C6e ; No. 8 , 58o ; re csW
jected. SSc.
COfiX Xo. 2 , 19@20o. foTi
B VKUEY 90c. Ti
RYE No. 2 , 28a te
OATS 14@17e for cswj 25c for old. tear
Demand limited ; old oats era eoerco. tr ,
fo
PRODUCE , PROVISIONS , st
FBUITS. at :
Butler Choica table , 15c ; fair to good , CO
8@12Jc. trdt
n-irj s@iOc. dt
'Ham Sugaarod , casv&iMrl , 10lie. dtwl
Bacon Clear , TJQSJc.
Shoulders-5 J@5c. CC
Lard In tierces , 7c ; 25 and 0 pottnd cd
cans , 7Jc. th
Apple- } Green , per bbl , § 3.50. thy
Crauljerries Olioico , § 10 00 per Ubl.
Potatoes 3550c. p
Sweet Potatoes 2in per D. ofm
Onions 3 > c per bushel. ofbi
Oyatera Mediums , 55oj it.-.ndftrls , bioi
selects , 50c. oi
la
FLOUR. F3HD , BTO. th
KLOUR Waterloo , XXX , per sack , to
82.23 ; Peerless. XXX , per B ck , 52.35 ; &
Calhoun. XXX S2.SO ; Nebraska spring th
wheat flour ranyea from 92.25@2.50 per
sack. Winter wheat flenr per bbL , SO.50 © thCh
9.00. St Lonia vrfnter wheat flour per Ch
per l > bL , S9.00@iaOO. Cclsrado flour
.00@3.30 _ ner _ wet.
MEAL while , per ISO Iba , 90s : yellow that .
perlo01bs.,80c a
GRAHAM FLOTJK PclSOlDiS2.60. at
CHOPPED FEED-Per 103 lb& , 660. atni
BUAX Per ton , SiO.03.
< ? HORT3 Per ton , S12.C5 , ev
re
LIVE STOOS" lo
th
Calve ? , choice , are Rallin ? tt
th .
Vsifcrs and COWB. butchcra' etock , thni
< @ 3 } : steers , fautchers' rfock , c ; ni
hippinfr Rtcera , 3J@4c ; extra choice fat
dteera , 4J ; choice steers , 4 ; liv& hogs from
wjqons , 52 1. " > ® 2 25 ; very few offered. In Li
cars , lioga are bringing 21 ! 40. ]
QROOHRIES. ve
SUOARS. th
Onjulated 10 Standard A" . . . _ . 10 ar
Pjwdered 10i Extra "C1 '
Crushed 10 ; o' .
Refined Cut Loaf..10 , Yellow da
COFFEE. in
Old Govt Java.21 ? 23 I Prime Rio 18Q1S } | inwl
Fancy Rio 19l 0 Good Rio 18 < S17 wlW
Choice Rio..l6J3ISi 1 Fair Rio. 15 @ 17 W !
TEAS. an
Youns IIysnn..lO @ 80 I Oolonjr 40 @ 80 bo
Gun 1'owder..40 < g30 I Japan SO @ 70
Imperial 40 @ 50 | sp
sppe
SYRUP. pe
Chaice , per gal..75QS5 I Common 50055 th
Good 65..1COI X. O. JIolas 3..60@Ci
ah >
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT.
pe
Michigan Apples , per tt > , 5i@ ; Currants , per in
2) , 6JrC ; Ualsuw : layers , per box , 2.0032.25
wodlfss , per 2 > , 10 12 Valencia , per ft , S ? 10 ; an
French Prunes , U ; Com. l-runes , S } < 91 ; Eastern th
Peacbcn , per n , H ; Salt Lake Peaches , 10 ; thwt
Darned Peaches , 2 Ib cans , per case , 3.50 3Ib wt
cans , per ca c , 5.25 ; Strawberries , 2 ib cans , per 30. }
ease , 3.00 ; niacLbcrriei , per cose , 2.75 ; Rhubarb , ch
S Ib cans , 3.00 ; Cherries , 2 Ib cans , \vr \ case , 4.00 ;
Pine Applen , 2 d cans' per owe. S.80 ; Tomatoes , ra :
5 Ib CSH , per case , 2.25 3 tb cans , per case , 3.00 ; m (
Corn , 2 S > cans , ] > er caoe , 3.50@4.00 ; Early Garden
Peas , 2 B > ca > \ . per cane , 3.76 ; Common Peas , 2 en
R rani , per case. 2.75 ; String Beans , 2 & > cans per of
ewe , 2.85.
FISH AND OYSTER in ;
Salmon , 2 C > cans , per doz. , 4.40 1 fb cans , per tin
dot , i.25 ; Lolsters , 2 Ib cans , per dot , 3.00 1 Ib be
e n * , 2.00 ; Oysters , standard , 2 Ib cans , per case , hi :
° -50 ICican.percaM , 1.70 slack , 21b cans , 2.00
slack , 1 C. canr , 1.40. tri
PLUG TOBACCO. an
? : * _ ° ? Mer ft. * * % * > VMnla , rej
.
pa
B-Ot Virsini * pluj , r f Ib , 60 < 3 5 ; Nutural hu
e f , JSLOJ.
JSLOJ.UISCELL.VNEOUS. . so
JUc Carolina , per Ih , & 38J ; Rangoon , 7J@8 thi
. . be
So trs Common I.\unJry Bar Seep , per ft ,
bjm'seletnc wap , 9JcU per bar ; $5.75 cli
in. .
gir.1 Common , per bbl , tl.85 ; dairy , per in.In
lea
ab
DRY GOODS.
DUCKS. isfrc
Plymouth "AAV..11 I Borton S. 0 11 1 frc
ord. 10ot..lSl ( an
DKNIMS. str
. . . .IM I OtIs"AXA" _ 14J th
A-M do "BB" 13 thme
. .1.uir is i do "cc- : . . . : : . 12 me
j J Tarren "AXA" 141 fet
Pi'mer . i do "BB" . . 1..13
. . I do " " sin
-t v "CC" 12
COTTOSADE3. 12oji 10
"B- . 21 BIddeford. oji cal .
tin
Amoskfag ,82 16 cal
pid'leford 17 " "AAA" . . . .
TaUsO. B. 0 Uj Tearl River 17 , un
EolfQkt. . , , . , . _ .
Iron Mountain 24 I Kcuilwoith 16
BaySUt * . M I „
PH1NTS.
American Shirtings..44 Pacific Mills
Fancy 6J Shnpscn's.
Cocheco. Sprapie
Mcrrimack ShirUugs.4j Washington..0
" Fancy..5j Robes 6
allorypinorpurple6
BLEACHED COTTONS.
Lonadale SJ Wamsutta 56-11 i
" Cambric..13 Pepperell 64 12
Cabot 74 do 8-4 Ifl
Fruit of the Loom. . Si do 9-4 22 *
New York Mills 11 } do 11-4 U
Hills'muslin. 7i
LIQUORS , "WINES , ETC.
Iligh Wines , per gallon , 1.05 ; Alcohol ,
188 per cent. , per gal , 2.20 ; French Spir
its , 2.20 ; Marshall's Bourbon Whisky , 1.25 ;
Miller's Bourbon Whisky , 1.50 ; Brandy , very flue ,
i.OOQS.00 a gal. common to fine , l,5ft < J3.75 ; Gin ,
100 per cent. , 1.50@i.OO ; Holland Gin , ' 90 per
cent , 1.50 ; Rums , mixed Jamaica , 100 per'cent. . ,
LMK.jl.00 per gal ; New England Rum , 2.25 ;
Kennedy's Bitters , 1.65 per gallon 7.00 per case ;
6.50 per case in 100 case lots ; Champagnes , pints hi
baskets , 22.00330.00 ; Port Wine , per case , 5.50Q
9.00 , and very fine , 10.50 ; Sherries 6.00@10.50 ;
Ales , Edlnburg , 2.75 ; Baea & Go's , 2.75 ;
Quinuess * Dublin Stout , 2.75.
OILS.
Carbon Oil. 1.10 , per gallon , 11 ,
Headlight Oil , ITS' , per gallon , 23.
Llnssod Oil raw , 60 ; boiled , 62.
Lard Oil extra , 70 ; No. 1 , 65.
Benxice , 25.
Turpentine , S3.
West Virginia Lubricating Oil , 20.
Golden Machine Oil , SO ; Castor Oil , LOS ;
Neateloot , BO ; Swtet OU. 1.20 Sperm , 2.00 :
whale , 80 ; fish , 60.
60.LUMBER.
LUMBER.
Joist , Etuddicg and Silie , 10 feet and under , ptr
1000 feet , ? li.OO ovu 29 feet , ewh additional
foot per 1000 , add tl.00.
Fencing No. 1 , J20.00 ; No 2. J1S.OO ; No.3 , lfl
Boards 1st common , 320.00 ; 2dnummonl&.00.
Stock Board- "A/'lO and 12 Inches , 40.00 ;
"B. " 10 and 12 Icchos , 810.00 ; "C10 and 18
Inches , K2.00.
First Clear , 1,1 } , 1 } and _ Inch. t0.fX ) .
Second Clinr , 1,1 { , li &nd2 tech , 835.00.
Third Clar , 1 Inch. 0.00. .
Floorinz-No. 1 , 830,00 ; No. 2 , 125,00 ; M . S ,
(22.00.
Ko. 1 CeiUng , J , SO 00 ; Ncn 2 , 8,118.00.
No. 1 Siding , $18.00 ; Na.Z.nO-OO ; No.S.tU.OO.
Bhlnslos < TA"t3.00 ; extra No. 1 , 82.50 ; com. '
mon Ko. 1 , (2.00. _ , .
lath , per thousand , (3.0.
Picket -D 4 H , per hundred , J2.M ; sqa re ,
p r hundred , { 2.60.
0 Q Batten , per lineal foot , 1 cent ;
batten , per lineal foot , } cant.
PAINTS.
White Lead , ttrlctly pure , 815 ; pure , SFrenci'
Zlncf III ; redletd , 6 ; pattyInbliddert , 4.50
GLASS.-5
Window CUati , DO , 10 and E p r csot. discount
) fl list.
LEATHER ,
french Hpt. L25QL3S ; French Calf , leading
> rands , L50@2.10 ; Domestic Kips , 65.91.00 ; Do-
nestle Oalfs , BO@L 85 ; Healocr , upper , per foot , 20
23 ; Oak. nppar , per foot , 21 ; Grain , treper. pr
o t , 25 ; Llutogs. per dot.7.00Q10.00 ; Toppings ,
Mrdoxcn , B.60 ; Morocco ( bootleg ) per foot , 5 ;
lorocco , oil dressed , 85 ; Moro-xo , Simon , per
kin , 2.76S3.00 ; Morocco , glove kJd , S.S5 ; Boot
Vebblne , ptr bolt , 10 50.
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HIDES.
Green Hides , per a , 5 ; Green Cured Hides , t ,
ry Hides , per to , 10@12 ; Dry Salted Hides , per
> , 9310 : Braro PelttSOttl 25 : Tallow , per > , 0.
A Weddinp on a Train ,
ittsburg Ltader.
On the fast Una on flie Penniylva-
ia Railroad from the West , which
aft this city at six minutes past eight
n Friday evening , was a lady unat-
snded , occupying a section of the
ieeper. While stopping in the depot
lie informed the conductor that she
e ired to retiJain sole occupant of the
ection .until reaching Harnsburg and-
fould probably occupyit further. The
onductor thought no more about the
latter tit the time. After leaving Al-
) ona the lady rose and occupied her-
; lf upon , an- elaborate toilet She Kof
ion called the conductor and timidly of
jnfided-to him to this effect : Shesaid oo
tat upon the arrival of the train at bite
[ arriaburg she expected lo meet a to
oung gentleman .who "was all the If
orld to her ; " tint arrangements had tohe
een made whereby the train at that henc
Dint would be boarded by the genlle- nc
lan mentioned , together with a minter - yo
ter and some few friends , and a of
sremony the most interesting of her do >
fevrould ba performed there in the th
ir. She requested that matters we
ould ba so arranged that the per-
rmance would not be interrupted ,
he conductor , of course , became in-
rested at once and acquiesced in the
rangement. Upon the arrival of the
ain at Harnsburg , at ten minutes to
ur a. m , there "sure enough , "
oed the little company in the depot , Poi
id the young man , the center of it , his
mmenccd a rapid survey of the SO :
ain. He was approached by the con- ST me
ictor and directed to the section .
tjj.
hero the anxious bride awaited his
BI !
iming. All the arrangements work- RI :
l to a charm , and while the train I
undcre through the night the the Un
mug couple stood up in the car , the On
> rter held the lantern , by the light eac
which the minister read a brief
arriage service and the blushing r
ide and fond groom were declared
10. After a number of congratula
tions had passed , the company left
lem to continue their journey of life
gether. The section had been en-
iged as far as Washington , and there Thi
10 conductor bade them adieu.
An Obliging Man.
iico ( Cal. ) Enterprise. _
Not many days since , at a hotel less Inc
.an a thousand miles from this office ,
married man temporarily stopping coi
'the house , upon retiring for the coiI
ght , found a note upon his table , the
written in feminine hand Un
idently a , oin
questing him to leave his door un- eact
cked. He did so. Upon rising in t
e morning , the individual discovered
.at he had been robbed during the
ght of $75 in money and a watch.
I
Supper In Vienna. I
forTe
pplncott'g Ma0-azine. To
Tof
Supper is a joyous festival with a \ f
iry large class of the Viennese. The of :
eatres are closed and the audiences or < l
0 on the way h"me by 9:30 : or 10 for sev
slock , and father , mother sons and
lughters atop to sup in one of the
imense underground restaurants
lich so astonish the stranger. Stair-
lys , broad , beautifully decorated , in :
id illuminated lead down to the very sA
iwels of the earth , and there are A
the
acious saloons where thousands of Jar
lople may be seen supping together , old !
e smoke clouds rise from innumer- wei
Jol
le cigars , but mysteriously disap-
ar. The beer boys , little pale-faced and ecu
bl.ick dress-coats , shout lie *
d run until it seems toe thl !
looker-on if their and
e - as legs ecu
mid come off. Laughter is univor- coo
I , but never rude or repulsive. All talc
in
tsses meet in these basement restau- iII
ats , but never clash. Prices are esttav
> derate and food is good. The Ti- av
cf s
aeso cuisine is as excellent as that A.1
Berlin is atrocious. The French- not
saic
in who accuses the Prussians of put- e.11
ig sugar on their beefsteaks nnd lea
ating their wives could not repeat WEST ;
1 criticisms in Vienna. The Aus-
an is much more refined in his taste
d manners than his conquerors. I tify in a .
; ret that he imitates them in one cou
rticular : he persists in eating with ord tbal
i knife How he manages to do it the
dexterously without cutting his
roat is a puzzle. The quantities of [ SB ;
er consumed are startling , but the
mate seems to allow of more drink- ;
l than would be possible in America ,
toxication is almost unknown , at
ist in public. In some restaurants
eve ground a variety performance cen
Hi ]
carried on upon a vast stage Coc
im 7 to 11 in the evening. Officers
d their wives , family groups ,
angers , and children , go to take the
? ir suppers at the Orpheum , the mil Om
ist unique restaurant it was ever my E ;
tune to enter. A favorite comic one
ger makes his appearance at about one foil
o'clock each evening , and sings lo- lota
ditties , in the choruses of which tion
3 audience if audience it may be , lota alii
led joins with a gravity and an Op *
ction w.hich are extremely amusing. Qua
Fhb time-worn ballads of Augustin ,
one of the ancient street singers cf
Vienna , are still repeated with affec >
tion , and sturdy voices roll put ill the
moat natural and unaffected manner
th words ,
P du lieb r Aujuatin , "
- lilies is * him ,
while the comic artist 0:1 the stage
beats time and savs , "AH together. "
When the chorus is , ovor"he adds,1
"Now you can go on with your eat-
" * TT
ing.
Tha Flay of tha Future.
Dstroit Fr Press.
The fact that Big English , the bootblack - ,
black , now drives a dray and h'.s for
ever left the box and brush behind
him , in no" reason why ho should lose
interest in his old companions. In
stead of cutting their acquaintance , he
has mapped out new and pleasant
plans and surprises for" them. He began -
gan about a week ago writing a comedy
which is to bo brought ; out by the
shiners just as soon as they- can save
enough money lo hire a basement
for & theatre. The new " theatre -
atro isn't to bo called "The
Grand Duke , " or any such
highfalutm tide , but will be known as
"Tho Retreat. " The new comedy is
called "The Miser's Cat , " and the cast
includessixteen speaking parts outside
of the cat , which will speak for itself.
The opens with the he .vy man dis
covered in a sugar hogshead on the
stage trying to sweeten himself up ,
and in less than a minute thirteen of
the other characters , including the
leading lady , and the first old man ,
are playing "shinny" and flying kites
around the hogshead. Thera ara four
murders , o.ne burglary , two fire
darmi , and a ward caucus in this :
scene. The scene is laid in Australia ,
ind the juvenile man is discovered
flanging to a tree with his legs cut otf.
Fhis Lamputation business doesn't
ieom to hurt him , however , for ha
oites the rope in two and land on the
jrjund in time to give a dozen foot I
pads and two tin-peddlers an awful
louncintr.for . making up faces at him ,
Fnere are thrca marriages , two fight ? ,
> ne runaway , and a bank robbery in
bis scene , and the Miter's Cat is hit
n the eye with a rotten apple ,
The comedy will have savan acts
md twenty-eight scenes , but the first
wo acts alone have been finished up
o date. The author is , however ,
tard at work , and if he carries out his
lot in good shspe he has every reason
o feel that fame and fortune will
fink down on him with both eyes at
nee. One of the novelties in this
ilay is that all the actors come down
nd "go up a ladder , instead of enter-
ng and leaving the sCage in the usual
tanner.
Oi
Acrostic. fnda
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my flood eujoy , daTh
Each day and hour your time employ ;
Secure repoie from sickne : ? , il't. laDe
This thou cm st do take Liter Pllli ;
& dost thou suffer from disease ,
Cautttd by exj.osure , diet ? thnt ,
Or other ills , Ahai'erthtir name ,
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Lik * shidowe dirtii'g : o er the hills ,
In terror flee from Liver Ptllt.
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Vice-like althoogh t-e/ve dung-hr ytxrs ,
En-ourajed be , nor yicl 1 totjr *
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Pursue the pathwav of these Pilltf v
In childhood , youth and In old a ,
Let cheerful thoughts my mind ngar , i
Let others suffer fevers , chills
SunMo art/ree KiVA LiverPills. "
Sold at aholesilby C. F Ooodroan.J. K. lib.
id ' Eennard A Forsvth. Omshaaprodiwlv(3) (
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Do St p Tbat Oougb 1
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in the.\vjjld don't you go to
ennard & Fprsyth's and get a bottle
'Halo's Cough Cordial and euro that
ugh , which is wearing you slowly ;
it so surely , out ? Wo don't ask you
take any chances on this remedy.
tyou have not tried it we urge you
get a bottle , and if after usijig one- .
ilf of it j'Ou ffnd that it is doing you
iigood , you can return it and get
iur money back. S. J3. Waterhouse ,
lazomanie , Wis. , writes : "Three
ses cured our little girl of. ono * pf
o' most aggravated coughs. 'We
mid nob-be'without it. ' "
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own Doctor. It may ho rubbed into the svstem ,
as to reach any internal complaint ; by these
ans , it cures Sores or Ulcers in the THROAT ,
OMACH , LIVER , SPINE , or other parts. It
m Infallible Remedy for. HAD LEGS , BAD
EASTS , Contracted or Stiff Joints , GOUT ,
IEUMAT1SM , and all Skin Diseases. S/ /
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signature of J. Haydock. as agent for the
itcd States , surrounds each box of Pills and
itment. Boxes at 26 cents , 62 censs , and $1 Is
h. Cm ,
h.JSThere is considerable saving by taking- the celo
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st powerfully , j etjoothtogly , on the LIVER , F
3MACH , KIDNEYS and BOWELS , ghiug m
IB , energy nd vigor to the whole sjstem.
ey are wonderfully efficacious in al ailments
idcntal to Females , jouiig or uld , and as a
leral family medicine , for the cure ot most Inhi
aplalnta they are unequalled. hi
Den
JITORIABT CAUTIO.N. None are genuine unless
signature of J. Ha } dock , as agent forlhc Ale ]
itetl States , surrounds each b x of Pills and
tment. Boxes at 25 cents. 62 cents and 1.00 ntui
h.
h.STThere Is considerable saving by taking the To
tersiies. HOLLOWAY &CO.NewYork.
LEGAL NOTICE. Yi
plai :
187G
losenfeld Bros. vs. J. W. Huzus tz Co. : ante
teforo Aug. Weiss , Jnstice ofthe Peace in and cree t
Douglas coun y , Nebraska. the
J. W. Ilutrui & Co. , non-residents defend- to-w
endantj : oftl
'ou arc hereby notified that on the llth day To
March , A. D. , 1879 , uid Justko issue J an the
er of attachment in tbe above entitled action Xeb
the sum of eighty-one dollars and twent ) - Bak
en cents (331.27-100) ( ) . cd t
ROSENFELl ) BROS. Ject
Imahi , Neb. , March 14,1879. m20 ev tliu St xaid
said
LEGAL NOTICE. 1S77n
District Court , Third Judicial District of the
tate of Nebraska , for Diuglas Cotmty.
.t the February term of said court , to-wit : on
24th day of February , 1S79 , the Honorable A ]
nes W. fcavage , jndpe , beliit present and pr -
ing in said court , the following proceedings
a had in the matter of the estate of Isaac
inton. deceased.
ind now on this d y came Jo'ephus Crafti , ex- Nltt
ter of the estate of Isiac Johnson , deceased , sion
1 presented in open court his petition for a dres
me to sell the real property of said estate Ju nect
i county for the purposrs of "flaying legacies
1 carrying out the trust imposed on him as ex-
tor of tald estate. And it appearingto the
rt from f ai 1 pet lon , that it is neoetary that
i real estate should be sold for tbe purposes Dist
aid petition stated. Intl
t Is ordered that all persons interested in said .
if * appear befure the Honorable James W.
tge , jud e of fa d court/at ihe office of C'erk et
aid court in Ouulia , on the 10th day of Apnl ,
[ > , lb"9 , to show cauf e why a license should here
Le frranteJ for the sale of such real estate in terei
I petition described , And it is further oroer- % em
that a copy of this Order be published fr at jiery
t four successive weeks m IHE OMAIIA 1879
EKLT Bxic. the
LTE OF NEBRASKA , > Stat
DOCOLAS COUSIT. f pub ]
Wm H. I Jims , Clerk i f the District Court to-v
.nd for said 6Ute and Countdo hereby cer- lout
that I have coiipaied tbe above ord-r of said toai
rt with tbe original order , as it appears of rec the i
on folio 656 , journal "K' of said court , and heb
t the name is a correct trausjript thereof , and land
whole ciflaid original order. of b'
In testimony thereof I have hereunto Fet
my hand and caused the seal of Paid b'J.
IL ] court to be affixed , at the City cf Omaha J.
this 24th day cf February. 1S79.
ch5wU WM. II. IJAM J. Clerk.
GUARDIAN'S SALE.
'otice isTiereby girin , that by virtue of a li
fe granted to ree as gruardian of David -W ;
1 and Annie E. Hill , minors , by the District
nt , within and for Douglas County , Ncbras-
at its February term , ] b70,1 will , on Satur-
, the 12th day of April , A. D. , 1879 , at the
ir of 11 o'clock , a. m , at the south doortf
court home of said county , in the city of I
aha , offer for. sjla the /Ia'ere , of.thoaid..l ,
io-s in the real estate dt crihed-inUtnc order i
ntingUieuullicence , a ? ( nllow , 'tb-wlR
-third interest of each of raid minors in the
owing real estate , to-wit : Lot one , in bliick
1 and 2 in block 18 , And lot 8 in block 11 ; ,
n E. V. Smith's addition to raid city of '
lha. Terms of tale , cwh. „ . * _ *
. , * 3/i iUaiU , EMMA2HIUir
ralan of David W. HOI and Annie E. HilL
oha4lSt9v * . . „ - mlleylrMt
Low Prices
HO CREDIT CIVEK-PLEASE DON'T ASK FOR IT.
BejtooalcU perjrallon. . 15
B < s-.t Standard coal oil. by bbl . IS
BssJUoAdlightoil. . . . . . S5
5 gallon jacket ol ! cons . SO
1 gallpn oil can . . / . . 25
6 best limp chimney s ( all kinds ) . „ . . . - . 25
One bast limp chimney ( any fand ) . . . . . 05
Benzine , best quality , p rcal . 25
Lanterns , good article . S5
Good lamps , all complete . 25.
eArgandlamp chimneys . 25
Lantern elobes , th best . 15
Toilet so. p , per cak . , . . . , 05
Largo chiomos In carved walnut frames . 1 25
MO rustic or Grecian frames , class and back 15
8x21 frames for motion , ructia or Grecian. . 25
Coal buckets , good. T. . 40
Best brooms . 15
Best/Brussels carpet peryard . . . 05
Best hemp carpet , peryard . 25
Best crockery ware , - > % below former prices.
Knives and forks at pjicas that will surprise all
Granite iron ware at reduced prices.
Window glass , 8x10 , 6c ; or 8 for lOc.
Window glass , 9x12 , 10x12 , Bxll. 10xl , 5 each
All other sues at equally libiral prices ; putty
and tins given free vnth glass.
Solomon's Light Oil for cleaning garments and
clothes of all lauds , fl he only pure article n the
city. ) 50 % lees than elsewhere.
Pocket knives , 15c and upwards.
Stereoscopic viswi , 33c per donn.
Indian pictures 25c per do n.
Picture cord two cents per } ard.
All stales show-cases at Chirago prices
Large stock of picture and cornice mouldlncs.
ill kinds' SOX off list.
Mirror plates , all sizes , at lowest prices In the
lty. t
Picture finmas of all kinds , mad * to order , at
> rce § that will be satisfactory.
Large chromes 21x30 : carted walnut and rlit
rames , Sic.
Trunks of all kln < ls , 75 eeuts and up.
Traveling bi-'S and \ ll i , 50,3 , each.
Wooden buckets , 15 each.
Large tized tubs , 50 < j each.
Tinware , all kinds , at lontr prices ever offered
i tba city.
Flower pots 5e a h.
Wall bracket * , all kinds , W/ lees than dollar
tores.
Illrd cagti , 63 cents etch , and udwards. V
All goods delivered true. S i
SOLOMON'S
5aint , Oil & Window Glass
'
Farnham Street , i
celts Csldwei ] , Hamilton & Co.
METROPOLITAN
OMAHA , NEB.
RA WILSON , - PROPRIETOR.
The Metropolitan la centrally located , and it
st-clasa In every respect , hiring ; recently been
itlrely renovated. The public will find U
importable a = d homelike hous * . mar5U
OOOEN HOUSE ,
or. MARKET ST. & BROADWAY
Council Bluffs , Iowa ciSt civ
iline of Stree Rail-vay , Omnibuses to and St
na ail trains. HATES Parlor floor. $3 00 per \
y ; second floor , $ i50 per day ; third floor ? 2. 14
te bist-fumUhed and most commodiouj house 14Cf
Ihe citr. CEO T. PHELPS. Prop. Cf
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ti nl amusement. Elegantly furnished , con
bis ; all modern improvements , passenger tie
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iUGYLIG MEDICINE CO. , CisaO ,
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OF PARIS AND LEIPZIQ. ;
ScV :
( MECIATR RKLIKF WARRASTED. PIRMASFSI Of I
s GnAKAjJTMD. Now exclusively used by all Bau
bratcd physicians of Eurspe and America , Ros
oming H St&ple , Harmless , and Reliable Hem- Stal
on both continents The llishcst Medical Ros
demy i.f Palis report 95 cures out of 100 ca es C18
iln three davs. Secret the only dissolrcr of EN ;
poisonous Uric .Acid nhlch existgin the blood fiia
: $ eumaticand Gouty Patients. ? labx6 ; 0
ta for 35. Sent \p any address on receipt of Sier
i * . Endorsed hj physicians. Sold by all Jan
'gists. Address Gui
| WASHBCRNEiCO. , Mee :
inly Importers , Defot 212 Broadway , N. Y. 1211
i Sale by CHARLES F. GOODMAN , Druirgist ,
chSdly - OMAHA , NEB.
LEG iL NOTICE.
T
the District Court , Douglas CountyNe- G I
aska.
Om
nis Cunningham , plaintiff , Jas
\s.
Gui
c. IF. Baker , Mary J. Baker , Ro well H. Kin- TJ
iy and Mrs. Rosuell H. Kinney ; first name GO
iknown ; defendants.
Om :
loawejl H. Kinney and Jlrs. Roswell II. Kin- Icr ;
: y , first name uuknown ; non-resident de- Tru
ndants : 1m ,
DU are hereby notified that the said
utifl did on the 13th day of March , A. D. , Cha
, commence cult against you and the defend- 0
herein named , in eaid Court , praying a de- Con
of foreclosure m a certain " mortgage upon tate
following described reil estate , Fin :
it : The west one-half uj Bl
le southeast quarter S J of Sec , ssven (7) ( ) , uer
nship fifteen (15) ( ) , Range thirteen (13) ( ) , east of God
sixth prlncinal mcmlijui , in Douelas countv , Gib :
raska , said mortirage gi\en by Alexander ll. Rep
cr ard Man J. Baker , and af cernards deed- son , ,
> y Faid Alexander II. and Mary J. Baker , sub-
to the mortgage herein mcntiomcd , to you
mortgagee in fa\or of the plaintiff herein ,
mortgage bearing date of September 10th ,
lat , unless you appear and answer on or be- ChaOl
th918th dav of May , A. D. 1870 , the petition Ol
be taken as true against you. Vic <
DENNIS CUNNINGHAM , Schl
r E. E. Surrar , his attorney. Rhii
pnllst , 1879. BpZdlt-frnJt-apJ daji
PERFUMED , Fashlonabl. . Chromo. Lily' Bt
Satin , Snowfiake and Lace Cards , 10 cents
lain gold and fet , postpaid. Large commis-
to agents. Circular and ternn free. Ads -
Cha
s the Franklin Printing Co. , Northford , Con- 01
icut. maron34
FA ;
land 1
' MASTER'S SALE. Mce
rict of Nebraska , ss :
Br
tie Circuit Ciurt of tb * United States , for the
.strict of Nebruska.
t National Batik of Onuha , TS. Dttlief Sievers
al. In Chancery. Cha
> reclojure of Mortgigj , Public Notice is 0 !
by K en , that in pursuance of a decree ea- SJ ;
il in the above cause , on the 12th day of No- zme
ber , 1S77,1 , William Daily , master m cban- Fan
iii said court , will on the 23d day of Auril.
, at the hour of 9 o'clock in the frtrenodii of
Tl
said tray , at the north door of the United idtn
es conrt house , at Onuha , Nebraska , eell at Sec
lieau-tion the following-described property , ;
it : All of section thirty-flvc (35) ( ) and the 1ST
hcaSMjsrter of section twentx-six ( M ) . in 1STM
ship tigb cn ( IS ) , range seven (7) ( ) , east of M
gixtnpnnciralmendhn , iu Dodge County ,
ra-ka , containiiig elirht hundred acres "of
, more r Ie s , accTdini to tbe survey there-
Y the government of th. Unite < i btates.
WILLIAM DAILY , Mee
Ma-ter Commission.
M. Woolworth , Counsel for Complainant.
R , A. G ,
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;
SOCIETIES.
ANCIENT , FREE AND ACCEPTFD MASONS.
GRAND LODGE OF NEBRASKA.
M. W. E. K. Valentine , G. M. . West Point ;
R. W. Jas. A. Tuiley , D. O. M. , Red Cloud : R.
W. Jas. R. Cain , G. S. W. , Falls City ; R. W. E.
F. Warren , G. J. W. . Nebraska City : R. W. Oil-
' ver M. tnlow , G. T. , Beatrice ; R. W. Wm R.
Boneu , G. S. , Omaha ; V. W. F. E. Builard , G.C. ,
North Platte ; W. Geo. B. France , G. O , York ;
R. W. It a Rider , ( P. D. G. M. , ) G. L , Crete ;
W. Wm. Adair , G. M. , Dakota City ; W. H. E.
Palmer , G. S. D. , Pbttsmouth ; W. B. E. Swift ,
Jr. , G. J. D , Juniata ; Bro. John McClellan , G.T. ,
Lincoln.
CAPITOL LODGE , No. 3 , A. F. & A. M.
Chartered 1357.
Officers S. K. Jackson , W. M. ; C. S Chase , S.
W ; L. H. Korty , W.M.Hellman ; , Treas. ; Wra.
R. Bowen , Sec'y 199 members. Meets first
Mondav in each month.
COVERT LODGE , No. 11 , A. F. & A. M.
Chartered 1666.
Officers Chrh. Hartman , W. M. ; James Mor
ris , S. W. ; Jas. S. France , J. W. ; Jas. S Gibson ,
Treas. ; Chas. K. Coutant , SecV 1S9 members.
Meats second Wedm sday In each month.
ST. JOHN'S LODGE , No. 25 , A. F. & A. M.
Chartered 1S69
J. B. Bruner , W. M. ; G. Stevenson , 8. W. ; Ft
Van Deusen , J. W. ; Jno. G. Jacobs , Treas. ; J. J.
Points , Sec'y 03 members. Meets first Thursday
in each month.
OMAHA CHAPTER , No. 1 , B. A. M.
Organized 1SS3
Officers Jas. Gilbert , IL P. ; O. Stevenson , K. ;
P. M. Hartson , S. ; M. lleUman , Treas. : John G.
Taylor , Sec'y 178 membe-s. Meets first Tuesday
In each month.
OMAHA COUNCIL , No. 1 , R. & S. M.
Organitrd 1S63.
Officers G. Stcven n , T. I. M. ; Jno. G. Tay
lor D. I. M. ; C. P. Ncedham , P. C. W. ; M. Hell
man , Tres * . : Win. R. Bow en , Rec. 123 members
MOUNT CALVARY COMMANDERY ,
No. 1 , K. T.
Established 1S61- .
Officers Sir E. A. Allen , C. ; SirJ. J. Monell ,
fr. , G. ; Sir Jas. S. France , C. O. ; Sir Byron Stan-
jery , P. ; Sir C. Hartman , Treas. ; Sir Wm. It.
Son en , Rec. 1SS members.
I'ESTA CIIAPTEK , No. 6 , ORDER OF THE
EASTERN bTAR.
Officers for the ensuing year : S. K. Jickson ,
V. P. ; Mrs. Edwin Davis , W. M. ; Miss Magie
Jonnor , A. Ji ; Edwin Davis , Treasurer J. B.
Jrnncr. Secretary ; Mrs. A. A. Gibson , Conduc-
ress ; Miss Mary Connor , A. C.
Independent Order of Odd
Fellows.
GRAND LODGE OF NEBRASKA.
D H Whselor. G M , Flattsmouth ; C A Sp ice ,
V D M , Columbus ; A T Cannon , G W , Gibbon , ,
McCIay , G Treas , Lincoln ; D A Cline , G. Seo'v ,
.incoln ; T J Staley , G R p , Omaha ; A S Powell ,
I Chap. Fairmont
GRAND ENCAMPMENT.
H J Hudson , M W G P , Columbus ; E A Mor
ay , M E G II P. Lincoln ; L Levi , R W O S W ,
Nebraska City ; W L Wells , R W G J W. Platts-
icuth ; D A Cllns , RY G S , Lincoln : 8 UcCUy ,
. W G T Lincoln ; R F Ford , K W G B , Lincoln :
P Straight. 0 S. Omaha
OMAHA LODGE , NO. S , L 0.0. F.
hartarcd November ISf 3.
Officers Emejt Stnht , N G ; Wm Stuht , V 0 ;
G Rjley , Stc'y ; C C Housel , Tr a ; Alvln Metz-
T , P. O. Membership 134. Meets every Friday
rening in Odd Fellovn Hall , comer 14th and
odce streets.
ALLEMAVNEN LODGE , NO. 8 , I. 0. O , F.
bartered March , 1884.
Offlcers-O D Appel , N O ; Peter Clis en , V 0 ;
liluj Rich , Sec'y ; H Thomson , Per. Sec'y ; Jul-
is Tliiele , Treaa ; Otto Wieck , P G. Member-
ilp 80. fleets every Wednesday evening IP Odd
llovs Hall , corner I4th and Dndjte streets.
STATE LODGE , NO. 10 , I O. 0. F.
bartered March , 1387.
Officers James Durkee , N G ; John Steele.VO ;
B Welst , Sec'y ; M Goldsmith , Treas Mem-
irship 187. Meets every Monday evening in
Id Fellows H JI , cor 14th and Dod ? st .
BEACON LODGE , NO. 23,1 , 0. 0. F.
larterod October. IS70.
Offlocrs I H Mcllhanay , N G ; [ Frank Ewera ,
O ; 3 Nailson , Sec'y ; A 3 Billings , Treas ; L A
e le , Sitting P. G. Membership , 62. Meets
ery TuesJav ereniug in Odd Fellows Hall , cor.
th and Dodire streets.
HESPERIAN ENCAMPMENT , NO. 2.
lartered December. 1364.
Officers W W Binzham , CP ; FWManville ,
P ; Chu Fisette , S W ; L A Steele , J W ; E B
eist. Scribe ; Chas MMgeley , Trias. Memv rip -
ip 73 Meets 1st and 3d Thursday evenings in
h mo-ith. Odd Fellows Hall , corner 14th and
idga streets.
COVENANT DEGREE LODGE , NO. 1.
artered December. 1863. mi
nmcew E G Rjley , W D M : J H McEIhanev , mian
DM : DA Piercy , Trejs ; L A Steele. Se 'y ; anDi
as Midfeley , 1st Ass't D D 31 ; Alvin Metzler , DiK (
Ai-a't D D M ; Ernest Stuht , Warden ; Charles rei
dereon , Conduttor. Membership 87. Meets
i Thursday iu each month , Odd Fellows Hall , M <
ner 14th and Dodge streets. i
UTH REBEKAII DEGREE LODGE , NO. 1. d *
artered 1S58.
Jfflcers J S Tuek r , NO ; DA Piercy , VG ;
\ . Steele. Sec'y ; Mrs Ellen Ramsey , Treasurer ,
mbership 128. Meets 21 Thursday evening In
h month. Odd Fellows Hall , comer llth and
Jjje streets.
D FELLOWS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION 0:3 :
OF OMAHA.
; anized June. 1S73.
> ! Hcers Wm L Peabody , President ; John W Jol
hols , Vice President ; Charles Midgeley , Treas Ge
r ; John Groves , Secretary. Meets 1st Wednes- 1
in each month.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION"
nrporated 1874.
inkers Henry Bolln , President ; T J Staley ,
retary ; O C House ! , Treasurer. Meets last
urday in each month.
) DD FELLOWS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
ifflcers John Evans , President ; E B Weist ,
retary and Librarian. No. of volumes , 600. G !
Knights of Pythias ,
GRAND LODGE OE NEBRASKA.
L Mejer. P G C , Lincoln ; W E Copeland , G C ,
coin : W R Spicknall , G V C , Tecum eh ; B F
her , O P , Lincoln : E E French. K R and S.
ata ; J A Baker , G M E , Columbus ; W W
harn , G M A , Omaha ; Jos Rrcenstein , GIG ,
aha ; J F Ellis , GOG , Columbus ; J Q Gnss ,
i , Bellevue : A Meyer , Lincoln , and J J JIo-
, Jr , Oinaha , Supreme Representatives.
NEBRASKA LODGE , NO. 1.
irtered No ember , 1803.
'in crs-John J Jlonell , Jr , PC ; E G R\ley ,
; r II Godfrey. V C : E S French , P ; M G Mc-
n , M E : J F Fairhe , M F ; J 8 Shropshire , 2
t S ; W W BinKham , M A ; Chtrles Reynolds , , ,
; KPDi\is , OG. Mceta every Wednesday
liug in their Castle Hall , 1211 Famharn st.
LA.VLT LODGE , NO4 , S. clF , ( German ) .
rttreJ August , 1S63.
fflcors..John Doering , C C : Ch e Schmidt , V
Jacob Frank , M nf E ; flimutl Motz , il of F ;
atiau Blumlein , Prelate ; P.udoiph Trossin , K
land S ; U Siert , II A ; John Lohro , 1 G ; Chas
ier , O G ; Fred Ilerzke , P 0. Trustees Jos
enstein , Julius Treitshke. Frsd Herzke.
to District Deputy Grand Chancellor , Jos
enstein. Meet : ) every Monday cvcalng In the
lie Hall. 1211 Farnham Bt.
DOWJIENT RANK , K. of P , " 30. No 85.
rterod February , 1878
Hicers Joseph Rosenstein , Prcai5 ! at ; Henry
t. Vice President ; John F Kohn , Chaplain :
Db Frank , Secretary and Trow ; S Blumle ,
de ; A Aust , Guard ; iiaml llo I t entlnel.
tsl ast Monday in each month , in K ol F Hall
L Farnham st.
Knishts or Honor.
GRAND LODGE OF NEBRAifKA ,
Meets annually ou second Monday in API Iril.Dale T
hos G Mazrane , POD , Omaha ; Will B Dale , 1 ,
) , Columbus ; Gustavus Stevenson , G V D , poil
iha ; Jas II Crabbs , GAD , Frtmont ; Rev nuj
L Amlong , G Chap' Wahoo ; Jas 8 Gibson , G I'.nt :
ie , Omaha : E K Long , G Reporter , Omaha ; ito
Hurford , G Tress , Grand Island ; D G Hull , 2
uardian , Linroln ; John H Butler , G Sentinel , stc <
ihn ; Jas S Gibson , Omaha ; E L True , Schuy- 3
Frank P Ireland , Nebraska City , Grand poil
stces ; Thos G Magrane and E K Long , Oma-
supreme Representatives. hoi
OMAIIA LODGE , NO. 829. anil [
rterol December , 1877. and
mccrs- Charles S Goodrich , Dictator ; Dr J R 6
kling , Vice Dictator ; C J Monger , Ass't Die- cele
r ; Sain'l Ilecse , Reporter ; Charles R Turney , and 1
incial 7e | ) rter ; A J Simpson , Treasurer ; 0
Da\is , Chaplain ; J O Corby , Guide ; James ace
idert. \ , Guardian ; Gee II Guy. Sentinel ; C H aceFr I
frey , Pant Dictator Trustees J S Fr
son , W J Kennedy and J B Bruner. Grand
resentathe J S Gi-son ; Gustavus Stevcn- bu
alternate. Meets e\erv Thursday evening. 7
thn
SIw
K. S. B. Association. 8
ati
STAR OF TIIE WEST LODGE , NO. 14S. atiT
rterod 1874. cm
fficers P Gottheimer , President ; A Brown , inti
i President ; G Natzuer Secretary : Charles intiE
lank Treasurer ; E Simon , Conductor : J Chi
riehardt , Guardian. Meets M and 4th Sun- oth
j in each nunth > th
otlicrhood Locomotive En
gineers.
OMAHA DIVISION , NO 183.
rtered 1S74.
fflcera.-TC Livingston , C E ; G F Wilklns ,
; S ll Iathis , S A E ; B C Howard , Grand Is-
; Secretary of Insur nee. Memberth' ' 48.
ti Saturdats. 1211 Farnham.
otlicrhood Locomotive Fire 8
men.
MISSOURI RIVER LODGE , NO. 84.
rtered 1878.
fleer * J M Byers , Master ; C R Camrbell , R
ohn Foaartv , F S and T. P H Swift , Maga-
agent. Meets 1st and 3d Saturdays , lill PU
Thorn ,
IRON MOLDERS' UVION , NO. 190.
IDS Cihan , Presi lent ; Wm GouM. Vice Pres-
t ; John Qutnn , Rec Sec ; H J Frank , Fin.
J II Gore Cor Rop. Membership , 4 > .
ERNATIONAL I ABOR UNION , BRANCH
NO. 10.
cmbership. 4S5 BI
S Societies.
CONCORDIA.
ts every Jlondav and Thursday evenings , at
1024 Farnham F (
ficers C E Birmeister , Pres'dent ; Julius
cr. Vice President : W Sievers. Treasurer ;
oils , Secretary ; Felix Blankcnfeld , Lcadar.
"LYRAN" SINGING SOCIETY ,
e Sin.-ins Society , "Lyran , " meets at Metz'g _
every Sunday , at 2 o'clock. All
fleers S Hoffmann , Leader ; George. _ Hanson , 1
iHent ; John Johnson , Vice President ;
ik Grinderson , Sec'y ; Chris. Lyon , Cashier ,
itees John C HoMead , A U Snendby.
ibers , 17.
PHI
der of Railway Conductors.
OMUIA DIVISION , NO. 35.
rtered June , 1873. II
Hcers Hany Gilmore , C C : Chirles A Ran- Cor
, A 0 C ; E J Stout , Sr C 'L C Lawson , Jr
feimuel Herman , P C C ; C E Mockbce , I S ; app Go
J LcBourvcan , 0 Sr VTW Hinlvley , Sec'y and 1st
is. Membership 30. Jleets 1st Sunday in
c. :
t month , 1211 Farnham. „
) ER C. ' S. P. -B5uemian"LODGE ( ) > A-
L.VCKY , NO. 19.
Beers-J Rosicky , President ; F Vodicka , Sec-
ry. Maets at Vanon's Hall. fi
Temperance Societies.
OMAHA TEMPLE OF HONOR AND TEMPER
ANCE , NO. 2d.
Instituted October 24th , 1S7S , by General Adna
H Bowen. of Juni.ita.Neb. , G W C T , and Ma
Jor D H Wheeler , of PlatUmouth
Officers lAWiiai , WCT ; G T E un dy. W
V T ; J J Points. W R ; C Jsrome Browne , W F R
OSWood.MD. WT ; WKemp.WU ; HL Ken
nedy , WDM ; Fiank W Hills. WAR ; N G Ed
ward" , WRS F M Sparling , W L S ; G Engle , W
I S ; W. D. Jon . WO S.
Meets In Clark's Hall , Fourteenth and Dodge
streets , every Wednesday evening , at 7:30. :
GRAND LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARS.
Mrs Ada Van Pelt , G W C T , Lincoln ; Hon E
W Metcalfe , G W C. Tecumseh ; Mrs Louise S
Markell , G W V T , RIverton ; F G Keene , G W S.
Kearney ; Miss Eva Ransom. O W T , Salem ; W F
Warren , G WC , Nebraska City ; A J Skten , G W
M , Brownnile ; J S Dick , A G S , Crete ; MISS Nel
lie D Babcock. G D M , Juniata ; Miss Ella Sutton ,
G G , Crete : W H Rood. G S ; North Loup ; Mrs
Aiic A White. G 3 J T , JunlaU ; J M Yearn-
shaw , P G W C T , Lincoln.
OMAHA LODGE , NO. Ill , I. 0. 0. T.
Chartered October , 1378.
Officers Chas P Edwards.W C T ; Adda F Ken-
nedy.W VT ; GeoShlelds , W U S ; HattieG Man-
ch ter , W F S ; Lizzie Stlnchcomb. W Treas ;
G T Kennedy , W Chap ; C E Perkins , W M : Vioa !
Phelps , D M ; Ida Lang , W I G ; Wm Bay. WOG ;
Ausru a Mogul , R H S ; Liilie Board. L II S ; A S
Coombs , P W C T. Meet * every Tueidav eve
ning , 1211 Farnham street. Membership , lOi
EVENING STAR LODGE , NO : 142,10 G T
Chartered October , 1S78 :
OHUers Wm Turtle , W C T ; Mrs L E Spauld-
inir , W V T ; Hattie E Folbnsh e , W R Seo"y ;
Fred W Pickens , W F Ssc'y ; Nellie Munson , W
A Sec'yl W W Keefer , W Trea ; Gee M Walker ,
W Chap ; Lou A Tennery , WM ; Stella Dickinson ,
W D.M ; John W Turtle , WIG ; Joseph M Hen-
rlerson. WOG ; Katie Emerson , W R H . ; Char
lotte Spauldinj , W L H S ; Mrs i W B Newton ,
P IV C T. Membership , 63. Meets f very Friday
evening. Slatterns Hall , 16th and California.
FOREST LODGE , NO 1S5,1 O G T.
Officers P J Qualey , P W C T ; T Black , W C
F ; Mrs Lizzie O'BrUn. W V T ; Mrs Barr , W
3 ; Arthur Dewitt , W FS ; Mrs A Black , W T ;
lohn Trimmer , W C ; John O'Brien , W M ; Willie
Dswltt , W D M ; John Quealey , WOG ; Miss
Uura Fullmer. WIG : D Beglsy , WAS ; Mm
: era Barr , W U R S ; Miss Lizzi * Quea'ey , W L
K S ; J A Trimmer. Lodge Deputy. Membership >
15. Meets every Wedmsday evening.
OMAIL1 RED RtBBON CLUB.
) rganized No\ ember 7,1578. 1
Officers W L Peabody , President ; Wm F
riynn , Thomas U Latey , Gee W Clemens , Vice
Jesident ; C Jerome Brown * , Sec'y : SH Rice ,
treasurer ; W EBecklsy , ChapbJn-
Meets every alternate Sunday afternoon at ! : SO
t Clark's Hall , 14th and Dodge streets.
OMAIIA SPORTSMAN'S CLUB.
J II Peabody , Presid nt ; Wm Proton , Trtasu-
r ; Z Taylor , Sscretary.
( FIELD SPORTSMEN'S CLUB OF OMAHA.
W H Clark , President ; H A Worley , Serfy ;
lorg K tcham , T < eis.
STANDARD CLUB.
'ecti evtrySd Sunday in aach mon'b , North
west cor 12th and Faraham.
M GoIUsmlth , Presiileut ; Julim il } r. Vice
te id nt ; F Adler , Tr asur r ; Henry Buwitz
ecy. * Trusttes Philip Ootthjlmer , L Brash.
OMAHA TURWERUN.
rganlztd January 20 , 1374 10 mtmbar * and !
35 pupils.
Officers Phil. Andr , Prer'dent ; Chas. Bem-
orff , VIce-Presldent : Geo. Anthes , Irt Turnwart-
. Haarmann , 2d Turnwa t ; K. Schuetz' r sr ;
it Sec'y ; F. Eliuier , id Sctfy ; J. J. Fru tuf.
reas. A. Cahn , H. Dillman and B. M. Mohr ,
rustecf.
OMAHA DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
Otflc rs Jacob Houck , P esident ; C. Kuectcr
to * President ; Max Bergman , Sao'y : C. Brandt ,
rest. ; O-car Vojean , SUj { Manager ; 9. Hoff-
2U , Muiical Director
DANISH FRIENDSHIP CLUB. 1 (
eeti in Dan < > h Pioneer HalL Onranlztd Octo
ber 29.187i 16 membora.
Officers Chr Larson P eskltnt ; LC En en-aid ,
uhier ; John Ois'-n. Secretary ; N P JMJBU ,
azugero ! Ammements.
DANISH AMUSEMENT 80CIETX
Tanlzed Jannaiy , 1S73.
Offieers N Olsen , ProsHent ; Charles Platz.
ce President ; H Laraaii , Treas ; John M thi en ,
irSec ; B FMadsen , K-cS erJ Han n , Arn'ise-
ent Director T A Johnson , Librariin. Tms-
es John Cbristoffersen , N Olw i. C irt-mpel ,
ms Rasmus-ten , C C ThranMembgnhip 12U.
cets every Saturday t Turn * lUI'e. '
ST ALOY IUS SODALITY
Organized February 3d , iS7- > ; has 35 m mbers ;
seta first Sund-iy in each ui'.nth corner of 17th UE
d Douglas stOffio ! re Rev O Grctnehaum , UETr
rector ; Jiwepli B KO.I te- . President ; Frank H Tr
> evcr , S-cretary ; Anton Biumtister , Trsaiu- ret
Johu Trenzer Libntriao. *
r ; , at
OMAHA GYMNASIUM CLUB.
xtx at 120 i DoUKUvw.
C E Squires. Pre'iu nt : J CCm\in , Viee Presi-
nt ; F P Grldlsy , Treas : A S Huntington , Sec'y.
oung Men's Christian AssoTT
ciation. t
[ looms Comer 16th and Dodre.
lending Room open daily , from 8:30 : a m to
Opm.
Jttioers Rev W A Llp , President ; H H Ken- Sot
ly , Vice President- G McKooa , Treasurer ; Sotmj
tin L McCigue , Secr tarv ; Dr Robert P k , mj
ieral Superintendent and Miisio ary.
toard of Dt-eclors Dr J C Deni e , Dr P S L I-
iring , RevTFalk , W Uon B Smith , W Flern- A
r. M G McKoon , John L McCagus , C E R y-
ds
RAILROADS.
w
E
fiiGAGG&HORTHWESTEeH
-is THE : I
ton
tonr
and
Lor
AND HENCE THE
the
Most Beliable Eaiiway
Inc
CORPORATION Wiri
the Or at West , embracing under on * ma.Ua Chi
and
agement ,
,158 MILES OF ROAD !
Bu
beV
Fas
any
fore i
teli
teliF
coat
44 A
Strt
and
Ath
01s
he advantagcs-ot these line ] are :
. If the passenger is going to or from any
nt n the entire west and northwest he ecu
r hif ticket via some one ot this company's
:3 and be sure cf reaching his destination by
r its connections.
The greater part of its lines are bid with
:1 rails ; its roadbed is perfect.
It is the short line tetw een all important
nts.
nts.Itstriin * are equipped with the Westing-
ise Air Brake , Millers Plitform and Coupler ,
the blest Improvements for comfort , safety ,
convenience.
'tis the only road in the west running the
ibratcd Pullrmn Ustel Cars between Chicago
Council Binds.
It is the only road runniny the Pullman Pal
sleeping care cither way between
Chicago and St. Paul , Green Bay ,
eeport , La Crosse , Winona , Du-
qne , McGregor and IMilwaukee.
No road offers equal facilities in number of
mull tral'H , equipped with Pullman Palace
: png ! Cars.
It makes connections with ail lines crossing
nteimediate points.
he popularity' these lines is steadily In-
; sing an i passen&ers shouTd consult the ! best
: re > ts by purchasing tickets via this line. "
ememter th t jouisk foryonr tickets'ia th
cagcrand Northwi stem Railway and take no
er ! HARRY P. DEUEL , E.Mai
Ticket Agent. 613 14th St. . Omaha. Mai
J. BELL , Ticket Aeent. 0 P. Depot , Omah .
CTTARI.F.g
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
'ithout h ange of ars I
Ti
h Smooth and Perfect Track , Elegant Pasaen
ger Coaches , and
LLMAN SLEEPiHG&.DINNC ! CARS.
! acknowledged by the Frees , and ail who travel
ver it , to be the BEST AFTOINIRD ind BIST
llASitiaD Reid tn the Country.
ISENGERS GOING BAST
Should bear in mind Uut this U the
EST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North and Korthwcut.
Passengers by this Route hare choice of
) UE DIFFEEENT KOUTES ,
And the Advantage of SIX Dally Lines of
Pabce Sleeping Cars from Chicago to
3w York City Without Change ,
Erprcos Trains on this line are eqnijped with
the Westinuhotwe Patent Air EnSesand
Miller's Patent Safety Pbtform and
Conplers , the most Perfect Pro
tection Azainst Accidents
In the world.
LLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AHD GIKIHG CARS
An run on the Burlington Route
formation concerning Routes , Rates , Time
mectlsce , eta , will be cheerfully given by1
tying st tha cffloe of the , Burlington Route ,
nd Central Hotel , comer Fourteenth nn
Bhaa SI rests , Omaha " , p ebraska ,
E. PEUEH S , D. W. HITCHCOCK ,
OcunAIinaMr. Oen. Wesfn Pasi Ajt *
0. PHILLJP1 , . Chicago.
. General * Agents Omaha. - i
H. P. DEUEL ,
' - Ticket Agent , Omaha.
; b5dly-Jpp
CAPGSHEI
POROUS PLASTER
A WOSDKRPUL R UKDT. 9
There U no comparison between It andtht *
common slow acting poroui Cluster. It Is it 5
\ery way superior tool ! other external rem |
cdies , including liniments aaJ the so-callet. I
electrical appliances. It contains new med |
icinal elements , whirh , In combination with !
rubber , possesses tha most extraordinan I
aain-relieung , strengthening and curatlv < l
properties Any phyxicUn la yonr own lo I
cahtvw ill coniimi the above statement. For ]
JLAME BACK , Rheumatism. Female Weak I
s , Stubborn and Neglected Colds and !
ghs , < li ea , cd kidneys , whooplng-cough.l
ections of the heart , and all illi fur whicbS
porous piasters are used , tt Is rimplythe beat !
.nown remedy. Ask for Benson's Capcintl
Porous Plaster and take no other. Sold bjf
U1 Druigists. Price 25 cents. Sent on re-l
xlpi of priee.by Scbury& Johnson. 21 Plattl
St , New York. Sold by C. F. GOODMAN f
Omiha. m y < ) mon-tu fri tf
RAILROADS.
TAKE T11E
& "W
n Leaved Champaign BOO am ; Danvilla
< * 7JO a m ; Amves at Indianapolis 11:03
i m ; Cincinnati 4:20 : p m ; Dayton 4:55 : p m ;
-.ouljviile , 7:15 p. m. , connecting with trains fa
astVA J.Lelv6 * Peoria 9:15 am ; Bloomington
* * ll:10am ; Champaign IM pin ; Daa
r4ie 2:45 : p m. Arrives Indianajiohs 5.55 am ;
2mcnnati ! 10.35 p m ; LouUvK.'e 11:10 p m ,
fashville 8.-20 a m ; Diyton 11:45 p m ; Columbus
.2:45 a m ; Wheeling 7:35 a m ; Pittsburg 7.50
i m ; Baltimore 7.35 p m ; Washington 9.-07 p m ;
'hiladalphia 730 a m : Now York 10:15 p m ;
Cleveland 7:10 am ; Buffalo 1:05 p m ; Albanj
2:45 : am ; Boston 845am. But one niht out
0 prindprl eastern cities.
IT " , , / Leaves Peoria 7:20 p ra daily : Bloom
inston 9-35 p m ; Champaign 11:2 *
> m ; Dinvile Ii4 a m ; amves Indianapolis 4 2C
m ; Cincinnati S.15 a tn ; Loulsrllla 8JO a m ;
rashville 730 ; p m ; Daj ton 9:2o : a m ; Columbus
255 P m ; Wheoons 825 o m ; Pittabur7:45
m ; Baltimore 7 t5 a m ; Washington 7-M am ;
'hiladelphia 735 a m : Now Ycrk 1038 a m ;
! Ieveland 2JO p m : Buffalo 8-05 p m ; Albanj
50 a m ; Boston 2 : iO p m.
Reclining choir sle-iunsr cars with state room *
ra run on Na tt from Peoria to Indian-ipolil.
Through coaches are run ou all tnim , froni
lalesburj and Peona to Indianajwlis conncctms
ith throuhh sleepers to all eastern dt'oa , givinj
aabengcrs choice of routes Close connection ?
lada by No. 4 and 6 at Danville , reaching Terre
[ aute , Vincenne * and Evangville , and by No. 01
a fayetta , Logana port , Ft. Wayne. Toledo and
troit in advance of ether Unee.
THE I. B. & W. is the shortest through line
d reaches all ut rn cities en u quick
me u its competitors , withcu ezccssiv *
> eed , and with the advantage of the flneit ousfl
1 Throuch Cars in the West t
tJNO
JNO W BROWN
enl Pass , and Ticket A ent , ludlanapolla , In
W.S JARVIS , Gen. Agt ,
rH IVT > Rnrlineton. m *
IIOUX CJTF & PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioiix City Route !
00 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE !
From Council Bluffs to
23 4J JL. < U 'JL'
3SIEJ
i. ) ail \ < om s i'i Northern Iowa , JIinn. nU and
iko'a. This lm u equijpmi with the Im-
nyrd We ti ghimse Autoomic Air Bruks and
Illor pUtfona Coupler and Bi ffer. AnJ for
SPEED. SAFETY AMD COMFORT
unsurpimod. Ei 2 ' .t Drawio ? Room ind
iepln ; Oara , owiieJ and controlled by the com-
n ) , run Through Without Charge , betwten
don Paetfio Tran-fer denot. Council Bhlfti ,
dSs.PaaL Trains lea the Union P.iclfle
nsfcr Depot at Council B u2s at 55 ! p. m. ,
iching Sioux Cltv at 10:20 : p. m. and St. Paul
. m. ,
N HOURS IN ADVANCE or ANY
-Ornza ROUTE.
rtcturnlng' , leave t. Paul at 3 0 p. m. , amr-
f at Siojx City 4:45 : a. m . anil Union Pacific
insfor Depot , Council Bluffs , at 030 a. m.
C5"Be s'jre that your tickets read via "S. C. &
R. R. F. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent , MUsotiri Valley , lowx
E. ROBINSON , Ass't Gcul Pass. Agent.
J. H. O-BRYAif ,
ithwest m Freljtht and Passenger Aeent ,
r20tf Council Bluffi
TLANTiG&GT. WESTERN
In connection with the
1EIE RAILWAY
'orcia tha Great Broad-Gauge Kouta between
"rom Cincinnati and Chicago to New York , Bos ,
and all points in New England.
Vom New York to Chicago , Cleveland , Omaha ,
I all points to the Northwest , to Cincinnati ,
daville , St. Louis , Kansas City , and Points in
Southwest.
THIS IS THE OKLY LIHS
*
Connection with the Erie Railway which runs
uugh sleeping coaches between New York and
cage , Cleveland , Mansfield , Gallon , Daytau .
Cincinnati without change.
THE ONLY LINE
inning Pullman"8 Broad Qusge Pal
ace Hotel Coaches.
Cincinnati , Chicago and New York
sengers by this line can take their meals at
hour without leaving the train. The bill of
en these coaches Is not surpassed in any ho-
In America.
or through tickets at rates , palace
di locations and further Information concern.
the route , ple&sa apply at ticket offices , Erie
Iway in New York and New Engbnd , at No.
fast Fourth Streat ; in. Chicago , at 104 Cbrk
jet ; and at the offices of connecting lines west
southwest. Ask for tickets by way of ths
intic and Greatwestcan Railroad.
P.O. COOPER , Oeu'lSupt ,
Cleveland , O
B. SHATTUGK , Oenl Passenger Agent ,
.Cincinnati O.
HOAGO SHOT TOWER 00. ,
Manufacturers of
" i = : gkT | Vfet3 "V . - W . = j
.
i
BE SURE TO BUT IT
THE BEST IN V iRKET.
W. BLATCHFORE & CO. , i
aufacturere of Lead Pipe , SheeSfeid 1 ir Lead
Block Tin , Pipe and Solder. Lins eu Oil
and Oil Cake.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
70 NORTH CLINTON STREET , CHICAGO.
fiE OMAHA ( RON WORKS
[ INCORPOKAIBD ]
Successor to L. 0. Heijbrock cfe Co.
5.A-SS STREET ,
Bet. 23th aiidl4thfOm < ih9. .
gest and most complete Machine Shops and
imlry in the State. Manufacture Caatinirr ft
ry kind , mill aid mining machinery , Geai
eels , pulleys , hinglnxa halting , iron icUloa
im cnjinefl , saw mi Us , store Tronto , omamen
ang , smelting furnace * , ntunp mills lirid t
is , etc. Eastern prices duplicated. Uepair.
ended t" and competent machhO u
\n p"'i < "t
Ladies Pnrchasing
SHO'.VIi EXAMINE
ifa'lam Foift Improved
Skirt SUPPORTER.
A. 2TFnrJipilth , Comfort
* and Elegance of Form , it
ha nn rra ! . and i really
tne mnst pcifect Skirt Sup-
-'pnrtfn ; C4f > et'inade. F'.r
sale by all leadin ? dealers.
J'anufactnred by
FOY Si HARMON.
' New Haven , Conn.
janlleodSm&eowem
HISCElLANECt'S ADVERTISFMEKTS.
IOKWALTER ENGINE
EFFCTSVE , SIMPLE , DURABLE AND CHEAP
Over 1,000 in Successfiil Operation.
SOLD BY 0. W. LININGEB & CO. ,
OMAIIA , NEBRASKA.
Look at our Reduced Prices l
S . H.-P. Engine and Seller , Compete . , 948.
i | $ * M : gg0
R 1.8 , , . § 53 ;
Manufactured by JAMES 1.EFFBL&OO. , 3PRINO9T3LD.Q
mn' " l * - *
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY.
EXAMINING THIS MAP , THAT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. Re
S TIIE GEEAI COSJfECTlSG LINK BETWEEN THE EAST AM ) THE W . * " " .
Its mln line rans from Chleapo to Council BlalTs
ind Omaha , pusatne through .loliet , Ottawa. IM
tille , Geneseo , Molin * . Rock Island. Davenport ,
A > t Liberty , IOKI City , JtarenBO , BrooklTn ,
IrtnnelU end Des ilnlncs , ( th capltol of Iowa )
Tlth branches from liureaa Junction to Pe rla :
VIIton Junction to JIuscatina , Washington. Falr-
leld. Eldon. llslknap. Ccntrovllle. Princeton. Tren-
on , Qallatin , Cameron. Leavenwortli and Atchlson :
Vahlncton to Slsoumoy , Oskalooca ami Knozrlllc :
Ceokuk to Fannlngton. Bonsparte. Bcntonsport ,
ndppendcnt , Eldon. Ottumwn. EddyTillc , Oiska-
oc" . Pella. Monroe , and Des Molnes : DesMolnes.
o Indlanoia and Wlnter et ; Atlantic to Andubqn
md Avoca to llorlaii. Ihls Is positively the only
tallroud which owns , ctmtrols and operate * a
hroueb line between Chlcano and Knn as.
This Companyown anrt control thPirbleeplnjr Cars ,
rhlch are Inferior to uone.and Bivo you a double
erth between Chicago and Council Bluffs Lcaven-
rthor Atchl onforTwoDollars and HUyfents :
nd a tectlon for Five Dollars , while all other lines
harse between the same point' . Three Dollars for
cloablfl berth , and Six Dollars for a section.
What will please you most will be tha pleasure of
nloylnK your meals , whilepassing over the teautl-
nl prairies of Illinois and Iowalnor.eof onrmai-
iiacentDlnlnKandHestnurantCarstliataccompanT
11 throush Express Trains. You get an entire meal ,
s seed as Is served In any first-clans hotel , ( .ir
eventy-flve cents ; or you can ordcrwhat joullte ,
nd pjy for what you pet. „ .
Appreclatlna tae fact that a majority of the peopln
refer separate apartments for dlBerent purposes ,
and the enormous passenger business or this line
rarrantlnc IU we are plca pd to a npounce that tliu
oSSw 5 Its IMlACB SlJEEi'INaCAlJS tyr
Ieeilmr purposes , and its PALACE DINIM. CAUS
or Kutlnc purposes. Ona other treat leatnro of
onr Pa'aro Cnr Is a S3IOKINO BALOC4 t-
ov TOUT "Ilavanu" at all hours o- < "
MasnlflccntlronBrldBfs span the MljilTS-Lff
3Il sourlnTcr3Ctallpolatscrose dt rithte > -
tran'fers are availed afr Council Bluff * . _ 5
wonli an-1 Atchlsou. conoectloru trtlny lai v
Union dcnoti * .
Tnu prtixciPAL n. n. CONNECTOXB j-f * -
cniLvT i iiKOftsii Lixn ARE AS FOUX. -
A ttTiicioo. with all urrenanrf lines Ics' * -
and South.
At EsoijnTOOD. with the Lnke Eher * i.-r >
Southern nn < lPHtsbunr.Ft.WaynecJtChlcsfC i
At WASJII-VUTO.V KEIGUTS , with Pltt > fc .
clnnatl & fct. Louis R. It.
At J .V SALJ r. with Illinois Central R. H.
A.w , . . . .
III. Midland : and T , P. & W. Itallnwds.
At KocK ISLASD. with Western UnlflB h
Rocfe Island & 1'eorla Ilallrnads.
At IJAVE > POKT. with tha Davenport 4v
Western K.R. _ , .
At WEST LIBERTT. with the Burllngtor. „
Rapids * Northern K. R.
AtGnnfXEI.L. with Central R. R. of lows
At DES JloiXES. with D. M. & Ft. PodaoS r *
At Corocu.Bl.nTS , with Colon Paciflot
A t OlunA. with B. & Mo. RR. . R. ( ta * * -
AtCoLOiBCS Jc cnox , with 13urllngt. >
Rapids & Northern B. U.
At OTTCMWA , with Central H. R. ot\.y
Louis. Kan. City & Northern and O , B. 40- ?
At KEOKUK. with Toledo. Peoria anc ? y
Wabash. and St. Louis. Keokuk * N.-W.i' . - \
AtBEVEltLT. with Kan. City. St. J. & C. . -
AtATCnisoy.wlth Atchlwn. Topckac V * ' <
Atcnl onNeb.rnilCen Br Lnlon PaclBe < .
At IStAVENWOurn. with K. F. and K.CeA "
CABS nrr rnn thronch to PEOKIA , DES MOIXES , COTJXCXL
Island Koutc. " .r.
A. 33. ST. JOHN.
. . - -
Gen'l Superintendent. GenU Tkt. and PassV ; I * 1 .
> ROF. HARRIS * RADICAL CURE
POE SPEEMATOEEHfflA.
'SEMINAL PASTILLE. ' 1
AValuaM * Dlsoov-
tntrdlral Setenct , an
nllrtljr > rw and pofl-
tlelT fltctrB ! Remedy
for tn * tn edy and p r-
mantKt Cure of Ueml-
nal Emissions and
1 Uu way. Direct
pTl teat Ion to tk prtodpml Feat o/th D > , actin ; by
Dflorption. * rd ej rtl"c ( lu ipedfie Inaenc * ca t
erainal Vesicles. 1 adulatory Dacts. Prostmta
land n < i Uretll/c. Tb * tu t > ( tb * fUumdr 1 aiund d
1th no plQ or Incoavf nlroce , It la qalcklv dUtolred and aoon
norWd , pr > 3oicy an Imri'-diatt iwlbfn ? and rntcrattT *
Fct opoa the lexuti aad c rrmoripnli Ucni rr rard from
lf-atmw aodcxmm.itoppicrtbednln Irom tbe - tern ,
tminy tb * mind t heal i h and tonn I rnrmorr. irnwTlnr
eDlmnessofSiRht.IfervouaDebility.Ccnfnaion
r Ideas , Avers Ion to fioriety. etc. etc. . end tLe p-
fc-snc * of premattrra old age n o-illy crpropaoTlcz
! s trouble , and rntotrnff j-trf ct Sexual VJ cr. when
bu t > a donnant for y un Tbfi moUe of tteatmcnt c *
u < vl thettln YtryteTtr auf. and U now * proooanetd
cw * . DruC3artc mnch prescribed la tbne tnrables *
id , ai muny can tear wrUtcti to , wUh bat lftti > f If any per-
intnt gwd * Tlitrj Is no n < rD ci54 about thl * prrpnratoa. !
racttcal h rTalI' > n fraM' * til to potltlrely gnarantea
at It will tfi9 sctisCoction. - Parbff tb * ! bt y r
.at It hu bee in ( j-mril u , we bare thooimd * of l
nipq tL # tb Btoit rational njnnt yet dlftmrtd ,
g-an I rar jf tbU V TT prttalent troob > , tbat U wtll knowa
is * ih-t cu * of untold mist ry to 99 many , and n xrcn. .
tacit fny with tbdr ctclm nostmmi and big * * t. Tb'
imeJy bpntupiaftneatboT , < nooch to last & couth , aoa
ot la a plati wrarpnr by mall , idled , tor 83fwo bozn
l tInthreefaIli thtwnuu
r. la tbe wont - - nl $7 Full
IOU3 for nainiwill - npaay EACH BOX
/send Icr a iTwcrTpllTe Pi > * * * Elrinr Ante iral IJ.V
f liutratlou. which will -.jTin a tb mott c i > ilc I tb t *
they can berwlorMtc rfeet manhood , ad Cited fw B
L tb duties of llf , taxi f new affct I. & nt &Ml d §
Vbr i Ump lo any ooe. i Id OITZi ? by U f
IARRS ! REMEDY CO. HPG CHEH-
8S MILLION
A rtw and compleU Onjda to
\fa lo > k.p > 8lNly C tut pott-
SHrllliy la wonenilct to Dfld
s , - - . JmnU to
.atl t , Cwicept'sa. Con aea nt. Fructl
iw Wrorr * . Lf l.r' u of marrird ircn a , Diseases
Tsllv to Women , tbtlr nnt and tmtnvnt , etc. .
book frr prime ud ccuMint * rtiiioj , f 32O p CJ
Hh Wl n 'e Entn li > r , kr msll. i" It < I , for BO cento.
" The Private McdlcalAdvlser. " " " ' '
.t rnclt cf Irapnre uBucUUom , BIO co t e s rft fcauti
' yfrath aad their tP ru on after U > , emuiiar Vftrfcor It.
'numl Embtwn * , erT.u dttillty , Lou cf Snro.l Pow.r
c ur&lnic Bimrrlas * Improper er QDb ; [ yrlTiaif ) tmim. t
m .n.oTrr50 plate * . EO cents.
"Medical AdYlce , ' " l" ' ' < " ' Manhood * d
7o2la31hoodL 1O CcUta ; Or t tlir * . R ikJ. M. TBr
inia.o 6UO pa e8 , l l < r lOOIlln tratio ! l. mln
rvery ttln D tbo rtfierfttlv * iy tc > that I tA Iraox1
Smpi. Silrer or Cnirimr. ' ( Tt Antbor InTlu. tontuti
ra ui < il tt nar proniDl yantwtrMwilnnntCBu . ) A1 *
- Or. Dutta' iJlSPensqry , "p. 12 JTortb
th Ptrect.Bt.nl3.Mo. . tEatabUshed. 1847.
Z For Sala by Newsdealers. AGENTS Wanted.
f Tin. LUTTS 'n IUi I1 t noni tufbriof from IDPV
TURCtnMBdli'm ' th ir MinM and ftddrew * ted o < mbTt
rn ib n llut Ihry will learn lomcllitie to thjirf
kadvantase. tt la not a Tron.
E TSTI'TTJ-'Z'S.
c'irc . ( iwrrr. Tuiaor-
Vlrrrr. > c - fuli. anil
A LIMB LOS
\N be renlace-I by an ARTIFICIAL
one } l jearsof pnct-cal experience
u - \ hxs cnab'ed ni to Rive sati'iac-ion. AR-
\ , 4 TIFIlAL LIMB1 and all kind ! of appa
V-5 ra'us made to order. Elastic "tockings.
\ a tn * > , h ul < lera 'l jpinal braces etc.
jlSend / stam ] > for laree illustrate" ! catt
< -C3 logue ( U ) full of valtuble mform'.tion
Vddress DB.Vr , 0. LE ROY , 135 Clark Street ,
Jhicago.
iieb
itu tj.s , Ornioa ,
BRAVES' PAT. ROBBER TARGET BOX.
An entirely new principle. .
SAOOU Arrowc er BalltU ala o t
ai tbal ( > t ai a RIFLE.
Jahu ilcna > a , 3ef.inufa -tur r , 77
Su.lbieago. aend als * for New < 'aUlff.
Htroll Saw coodi , Anbery , Baie Ball , & . T i >
best goods In nurket , and all a manufa tartr/
prices. mai31-Jm
SEND rOR CIRCULARS
GILBERT HUBBARD&CO.CHICt ( '