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    STTOSKEYS-AT-lAW
CHARLES POWELL ,
/ TUB PEACE Comer J6th
JUBTICr/OF . , OmahaNet.
* M. SIMERAL ,
A TTOBJJEY AT LAW Room 6 , dels !
A Block. ISth St. , OMAHA. KEB.
D. L. THOMAS ,
* TTORKET AT LAW Loam money , 1
.ti. and sclla real estate. Boom 8 , Crtltl
Block.
A. C. TROUP , *
TTOR > T.Y AT LAW Office In Hacace
u Block , with Qeorg * E. Prttchett , 1
1 ' OUAHA. KE1
DEXTER L.TKQKA8 ,
* TTORNET AT LAW Crnlckenank t Bi
J& . Ins. _ * ? < & *
A. CHADWHft ,
t TTORKET AT LAW Office 15M Farol
A Stret. _
* . . L. PEABCDY ,
V" ATTTEB Office In Crcljfhton Block , nexl
JLl Post OSes , OaAHA. KEBRAHKA.
rustic. oomonoire HAI
. D. &SGLAUCHUH.
6 TTORSEY AT LAW AKD JUSTICE I
.ii. THE PEACE Southeast comer FUtea
D jus las St.
ryCollectloos Promptly Attended
O'BRIEM & BARTLETT ,
Attorneys-at-Lav
omcE-Unloa BoetLrift ; tnth anf Fumha
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MBACH BLOCK , COR. DOUG15TH ST
_ OMAHA. NEB.
a _
W. d. Gonneii ,
Attorney- - Law
Office- Front rooms , np italn , In Hanscom
nw brick building , N. W. Conor TUteontb ai
rarahsm Streets.
_
. KEOIPS. CaiS B. KIDIO
KEBECZC d BEBICK ,
Attorueys-at-Law
Srcdsl attention will b Riven to mil tnil
nsMnst corporation ol every description ; wU
practice ic 1 Jtho Oourteol tbo 8taU and tb
"r-ItsJ fltaUM. Office , Ftrnuam St. , oppoilt
Qncrt Ho-igo.
W. SJaERAL ,
A T"B'27 ? AT LAW Room 6 Cr Isttc
XI. . al'jck , 15th tad Ponglmrtreetg. no8d
C. F. KAMDERSQK ,
A TTOENEY AT LAW Si ! FambAffl BtrMl
f . Omaha Kcbraska.
W. T. BlCBARDS. U. J. HCK
RICHARDS & HUKT ,
Attorneys-a t-L aw ,
Omcs 215 South Fourteenth Street.
PILE REMEDY.
INTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AND
KICKING PILES
rtrttf nt t > nre on llio application of Pi
UoannUo ? 1'lle ltcmc lj. whtcta art * dl
fecily upon tlicimrta nllfrlr < I. ohaorbltt
tee Tumorm. nllajlnc the lnt n e lift
Ml ottirr ffinpdlra haTC fnllod. Try li
taltc no otlnT. nnd tell your n lgbfcor a
JU I P TllS.
TllS.DO
DO NOT DELAY
Mil lite drain on the yitera prcktacc
permanent ll lability , fent fcoy It.
TRYiT LOURED
PRICE , 50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT ,
Mti vrbeu you ran not obtain It ofMni , W |
rill wnd It , prepaid. o n rrrelp t orprl < < c
Dr. Bonnnho-a Tronlts * on IMlem cnt iYei
MI application. JLddrcu
TIE OR , BQSANKO MEDICINE GO.
That Acts at tire Same Time on
THE LIVER , '
* TH2 BOWELS ,
and the KIDNEYS.
are the natnral clean-
rr ot tic Fj-stcm. H they ywH "well. heUUj
will be perfect : If they ti-co-ns Socced.
-
drcadfaldlseatcsaresnretolollowTlUi
.TERNSLE
Biliousness , Hcsdache , IhkfDtU , Jann.
dice , Constipation Sad I'ilec , or Eli- *
ncy Complaints , Grarri , Iiihf U ,
SwHment in the Urine , Ellty V
or Itopjr Brine ; or Klicn- '
matte Faint and .Vclicx ,
j are developed because the Wood 5 * poisoned
I v. llli tbo lirmnrs that ebouM liav * txen
expelled naturally.
KiOKEY-WORT
will restore tliohealtnr aj-Uon ted all these
ucrtrojlnc oils * HI ' ' lianlt'i 4lntslect
tbi-si mityoa will 11c but 10 II < TI r.
TliOUKicdslmvobccururrxl. Iryltanayon
. TaKe It
umnbcr.
Till add one more to the
and health will once more slai'dcn jronr heart.
Why suffer lonserfromtJia torment
t of anocIiiriK l > ncK ?
Con-
Why Dear such ctietreoa Vrom
and Piles ?
I etlpotion
of disordered
i V/liy be no fearful bocauce
ordered urine ?
KiDrr'TrtOEr will cure you. Try
" " ( tt once an J It Kitlsfleil
rfyelable comr < rt i& anS
Ik
/S c dry
> er J'f77. t Aci it , or W get tt Jar
. 7'W * w ; ' ( > .Asinj .
m C , SKSiSBSW i CO. , fcsto
sto , Tt. \
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THE DAILY BE
OMAHA PUBLISHING CO. , PROPRIETOR
Sit Panikam , let. 9th. and lOtK Street *
TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ,
1 Copy 1 year , in adranc * ( postpaid ) I
Bmontl.i " "
S months " "
TIME TABLES-
THE MAILS.
C , * N , W. B.B-B30a. m. ,
O.B.&QS 30a.m. , 2:10 p. m
C.R-ltP.R. E. . 5SO
0' & ! St. Joe 30 a , D.
B. City * P. 630a.m.
U. P. E.B. , 11:40 a. m.
O. & R. T. to Lincoln , 10 a. m.
B. &H.B.R. , S:40a.m.
0. fcN. W. , T Ca-ra.
omasa
C. * K. W. R.R. , 11 a. m. , II p. m.
C. B. & O. , 11 a. m , 8.SO p. m.
C. R. I. i P. , 11 a. m. , 11 p. m.
0. B. & St , Joe.,11 a.m. , U rvn.
TJ. P. B , B , , t p m.
O. t R. V. from Lincoln , lldO p. cu
B City 4P. , 11 a.m.
B. &H. injiel' . , ! p. in.
Local mail * for State * Iowa Itare but oni
dar , vis : 4.80 a. m.
Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. Sundays.
.T0O1IAS F. HALL. Postmastti
Departure <
Trains
TJHIOK PACIFIC.
tBAV . ARWTl.
. . . . . .Etlfrp-m. 325p.m.
do Mixed 6jnp.m. 4:25 p. m.
do Frcl5ht . . .6JS9a.m. l : 0p. n .
do do ii.t.&lS fcm. 1250a.m.
TIME OAKEUOl THK BUBLIHQTOir.
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tXlTlOriBiT
Exprcag. . . } AM p. to. Expresi 100 a. :
kUll 6:00 x m. Mill 10:00 p. i
Sundayg Excepted. Sunday * Excepted.
CHICAQO.'ROCK ISLAND & PACinC.
Uall _ .6.-00 a. in. I Hull 10:00 : p. i
SW : p.m. | Exprai. . . . 10:80 a. i
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN.
. . . .S : 0 pi m. | Express
Bnndayi exctpted.
EAKBA8 CITY , ST. JOE t COUNCIL BLUJT
MATM AK&ITl.
f Jl . 8OOa.m.EiproBi | - .7:10 a. i
fprass . 8:00 p.m. | Man . 7.-2a 1. 1
Tht only line running Pullman Sleeping Ca
nt ot Omaha to Union Depot.
ISIAHA & SORTHWESTERN AND 5SIOD
CITT & PACIFIC EAILEOAD3.
' xpnts . .80 a. m. | Fxpreu. . .i 0 p n
Dally ExceptSnndiys.
B.&U. R.B. in NEBRASKA.
IIATK. All TB ,
hrough Exp..g:4Qam : ] Through Exp..i:09 p i
ilncoln Cxp..ClS : p m { Lincoln Exp..B JO a i
BIOUI CITY tt ST. PAUL R. R.
a <
* ! * - . . 8,40pm & . . 720 p i
WABASH , ST. LODI3& PACIFIC.
MATH. AXKITU.
'aU . _ _ 8a.rn.IUaU _ 11 6 a n
xpraai..3UOp. m. ( Exprcta . . .i:25 p. n
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. B.
ear * Omaha , dally. 8 a. m , 9 a. m. , 10 a m.
I a. m. . 1 p. m. , p. m. , S p. m , C p. m , , 0 1
Leave Conndl Hut ! * ; SS5 a. m. , 9:26 a. m ,
> 5 a. m. , 1135 a. m. , 1SS p m. , 2:26 p. m ,
25 p. m. , E25 p. m. , 6.25 p. m. ,
Dar tripe on Sunday , leaving Omaha at B and 1
m. , 3 and 6 p. m. ; Council BlnQi at 8.2 !
. :26 a m. , and 235 and 6A5 p. m.
save Omatj. : a. m. , 7 a. m. , S30 . m. ,
m 1 0 p. m. , 7:25 p. m. ,
are Council Bluffs : 6:15 : a. m , , 9:40 a. m.
-.40 a , m. 535 p. m. , 7KX ) p. m. , 7 0 p. a
tlly exccpU-iunday.
OMAAA b EEFUBLICAN YALIET R. .
LSAVK ,
all . 10:45 a. n. , 4 5 p.m
Dally except Sunday * .
SANTA OIjADS TOUND.
Greatest Discovery of the Age.
oncxertuldlflcorerlealn the world bavebeenmadi
nong other things whore Santa Glaus etsj ed
iildren ott ask it he maVce coodi or not ,
really b < Urn in a monntain of enoir.
itt year an excursion Balled clear to the Pole
id suddenly dropped into what teemed like uh eli
here -wonder of wonden teeyfound anewland
hlle f airy-Ilk beings appeared on each hand.
icrowore mocntalni like oura , with mon
heautlfnl preen ,
id tar brighter iklou than ever were aeen ,
rds with the hnea of a rainbow were found ,
hile flower * of exqulalU fragrance wen trow
\ng around.
> t lon were they lett to wonder In donb (
beluc teen came the ; had heard much about
vat Santa ants' self and th IB they all gay ,
B looked like the picture ecoe every diy.
) drove up a team that looked very queer ,
was a team f grasshopper ! Instead of reindeer ,
> rode in a ihcll Instead ot a elelgh ,
tt ho took them on board aud droTt them
away.
> Ehond them all over hlg wonderful realm ,
id factories making goodf for omen and men
irrleri were working on haU cro t and imall.
Bonoc' * they said they were sending them alL
1 ? KIncle , the Glove UakerUldtb ) m at once ,
I our Gloves we are tending to Dunce ,
ata showed them suipcnders and many thlngi
ring more. I alio took th s to friend Eunce'i etort.
nta Claua then whispered a secret be'd teU.
In Omaha every one knew Bnnce well ,
i therefore vliotud send hU Roods to hu ctra ,
towing hli friends will get their full char * .
iw remember ye dwellers In Omaha town ,
I who waat prewnte to Eunce'a go round ,
r shirts , collars , or glovce great and ( mall ,
nd your sister or aunt one and all.
Sonce , Champion Hitter of the West , Douglal
Mt. Om h _
1 > K. A. S. PENDEUY ,
ONSULTIHG PHYSICIAN
IB FE11MANKNTLY LOCATED HIS LIED-
ICAL OFFICE ,
S Tenth SU eat , c OUAHA , NEBRASKA
DBerlnz Us Mnrlcsa In all dtputmcnts
both in general u
idldne ani surgery ,
icial practice acute and chronic diseases Ca
consulted night and day , and will visit *
and oonntv oa receipt ot litt *
( t o ( the city
Jl
Lnewan" ! hitherto unknown remedy for all
ea eotthe Kldneji , Bladder , and TJrinarj
ncj.
t will positively cur Ulabetci , Orarel , Drop-
Brljht'B Disease , inability to retain or expel !
! Urine , Catarrh ot the Bladder , high colored
i Fcanty urine , Painful Urinating , LAME
all Female Com-
.CK.ycneril WeakneM , and "
.Inta. _ .
t avoids internal medicines , la certain In it
cctB and curea when nothing eln can.
rot talc by all DruggltU or lent by mall f rM
on receipt ot the price , $2.00.
VY NEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
addrea ( or onr little book ,
ITS Ji yonr
"
iral Bared.
ow >
UK3 K. ISH , Acent for Kebracka.
THH BIQGEST STEAMSHIPS
DztcRirrios or inn MON T ai
THE OCBAN NEW hll-iMShU. . 1O
BUILT.
N w Toik JouraU cf Cotncerct.
The Great Enttro , 18,916 to
2GCO-horao , rowr , IVRX built at Li
doa , begun ia 1854 ' . : . - : firJh'd >
1858 , by J * Sj .tt Ru-s ll & (
Lsngth , 679 fecs C i : cat s ; breath
beam , 45 feet 2 incV-s : nvrn d bv ;
Great Eastern Sr-&in iiip Cinp <
Lndon and Liverpool. It is duri.-
to state her precise cost , since \
company eugsged in kir construct !
failed soon after shs - KB launched a
before she was ntced up , and sold \
hull , ( ifwe remenibor rightly ) , ;
160,000 , much les- than it had co
that she li
We once aw a statement
cost , when read ? for sea , 53,880,0 (
but ire hare no means of verify !
the figures. Tba total loss ot mon
on this stuarner no to 1875 was <
timated at 1,000,000.
Ariiona , 6,147 tonr , 1,200 hoi
power , built on the Clyde : n 1S7D 1
J. Helder A Oo. Length , 450 feet
inches ; breadth of beam , 45 feet
inches ; depth of hold , 35 feetTinchi
City of Pekiu , 5,070 tons , l,0i
nominal horse power ( effectire , 4,50 (
built by Delaware ship building coi
psny , of Chester , Pa. , In 187
Length , 420 feet ; breadth of beat
47 feet ; depth of hold , 38 fret5 inche
Owned by Pacific Mail ateamsh
company , New York.
Ci'y of Tokio , 5,07 tons , 1,0 (
nominal horse power ( effective 4,501
butltby J. Roach & Son , Cheater , Pa
in 1874. Length , 402 feet 8 inche
breadth of beam , 47 feet , 9 incho
iepth 'of hold , 36 feet 6 incho
[ ) yned by Pacific Mail steamsh :
"
jompany , "New York.
Germanic , 5.008 tons , 7CO nomin
iiorae power ( effective 3,500) ) , bui
3y Harland & Wolf at Belfast it 187'
Length , 45G feet ; breadth of beam , -
eet 2 inches ; depth of hold 33 feet
nches. White Star Line.
Hooper , 4,935 tons , 400 nomin
lorse power ; built on the Tyno in IS ]
) y C. Mitchell & Co. Length , 3J
eat 2 inches ; breadth of beam ,
eet , depth of hold , 34 feet G inche
) wned by Hooper telegraph work
jondon.
Faraday , 4,908 toms , 500 nomin
IOKC power ; built on the Tyno i
874 by 0. Mitchell & Co. Lenitfl
iCO feet 4 inches ; breadth of beam , i
eet 3 inches ; depth of hold , 34. feet
aches. Owned by Liemens & Co
jondon.
There are also forty or fifty othi
cean steamers ranging between 400
nd 5000 tons. The Hooper an
'araday were both built for cable ln >
tig , but are now employed in genori
"
reighting business. The "Furnessir
mnohed at Barroir 20th instant , i
tie largest steamer now afloat nest t
110 Great Eastern , but the cable tel
gram announcing her launch docs nc
Ive her dimensions. She is an An
her Line boat. The steamur Alaska
ow building on the Clyde for th
luion Line , is to be 6500 tons. He
wntra eay that "her dimension vril
e : Ertreme length , M)0feotbreadtl )
E beam , 50 feet , and deptl
f hold from main douV , 3 !
; et. There will bo 150 state room
i the first cabin , and the saloon wit
ncoromodate 359 passengers. Tlv
icond cabin will contsin bertna fo :
fty ptrtons , and on the after end o
IB main deck will be quarters foe 121
peerage passengers. The Alaska veil
ave a capacity for carrying 20CJ
eerage patsengers if necessary. Iffij
igines will have a greater power ihar
lose of any vessel now sailing tht
tlantic. She vill be a great im-
rorement on the Arizona , of tht
ime line , which is the fastest 0-ssan
eamship adoat. Her boilers will bt
sated by fifty-four diffeuen :
irnaces. The Alaska will , irSi
> od weather , bo able h
OBS the Atlantic in six and one-'Aali
ITS. No expense will be spare it
ying to make her the finest , as TVO !
the swiftest , Bteamship plyjiifgbe -
reen Europe and NeWj Eplk. Sht
111 carry four mast * , and wilTberpro
ded with two smoke funnels ? *
Besides the above , there ate nov ;
lilding the City of Rome , for tht
iman line , to be 8500 tons , the
; rvia , for the Canard line , to bo
> 00 tons , and the Cataloni , § or the
me line , to be the sima to&atge. "
tie White Star line have also a" new
earner building , to ba named the
lajeatic , to bo larger than any of
teir shipa now afloat.
Catching * Burglar.
ooklyB Eagla.
"Say , my dear , " ejaculated Mr.
poopendyke , sitting bolt upright in
sd with a sudden jerk ; "say , mj
: ar , wake np ! Xhosr burglars in iUc
JM6. "
"Whal what burglars ? " demanded
[ rs. Spoopendyke , as she nopped upside
"Who's in the
? side her husband.
ausel"
"Hush ! Quiet , will yet I don't
low which burglar , but I hear somu
le moving around. "
[ 'Ohl my ! What shall we do ? " in-
lired Mrs. Spoopendyke. "Let's
iver up our heads. "
"Why don't you get up and light
10 gas ! " propounded Mr. Spoopen-
rke in a hoarse whisper. "S'pose
m can see who it is in the dark ?
; rlke a light , can't ye ? If you had
> ur way we'd both bo murdered in
id. Going to light up before we're
lledt"
"I'm afraid , " whispered Mrs.
poopendyke , sticking one foot out of
> d and hauling it in as if she bad
, ught a fish with it.
"Going to sit there like a bhot-
wer nnd have our throats cut ? " in-
rrogated Mr. Spookendyke. "How'm
going to find a burglar without a
light ? Find a match and light tl
in-ssly ga > - , HUT ? , quick ! '
[ ? ilra irpooptucirke crawled out
b d and hunted around for a s'urt.
"Whafa the matter with you ? Ca
you find a match ? Why dcn't j
move ? " hissed Mr. Spoopendyke
"I am as fast ae I can , " replied 1
wife , her teeth chattering. " 1
locking fern pin. "
"Oh ! you're moving like arailroi
ain't ye ? 1 never saw anything
like 3 on do. All you want is to
done up in white and blue pipsrs
be a tetdlitz powder. TVhat d'ye y
want of a piu ? Going to stick a j
in the barqjlar ! Why don't you lif
that ; gas ? "
Mrj. Spoopendyke broke half
dozen matches and finally got a ligc
"Tint's something like it , " conri
uedMr. Spoopendyke , "Now ha
me my pantaloons. "
" ou won't go down where th
are , will you ? " anxiously inquin
Mrs. Spoopendyka , handing ov
the garment.
Mr. Spojpendyka vouchaaed no i
ply , but donned the habiliments.
"
"Now , you opsn the door , sa
he , "and go to the head of the stai
and fitk who's there , while I find n
stick. Hurry up , or they'll get away
"Sunpose they are there. What
IdotKen ? "
"Toll 'em I'm coming. Go at
ea , will ye ? What's the matter wil
you ? '
"Mrs. Spoopendyke opened tl
door about an ipch , squealed 'Who
there ? ' slammed/ the door again at
pepped into bed7
"Whatails ye ? " demanded her "hu
band. "What d'ye think you arej at
way , a connicnl shot ? Get up , can
ye , and look out. Where's my b
stick ? What have you done with i
Send it to school , haven't ye ? Go 01
and ask who's there , will ye , befo :
they come up and slaughter us. "
Onca more Mrs. Spooptindyke ai
pro&ched the door and tremulous'
demanded what was going on thei
vras no response , to her incidculab
relief , and she went to the head '
the staiw.
"See 'anybody ? " whispered M
5poopendyko ; looking over her shou
"Wfipilhere ? " equealedMra. Spoi
pemlykevfj'Go right away , becau :
my husband is here. "
"Oh , you've done it , now ! " e :
claimed Mr. Spoopendyke , as r
hauled her back into th room. "No
how d'ye's spose I'm going to catc
em away for ? What'd you say anj
thing about me for ? Think this Is
nominating convention ? What mad
rou leave th house open ? Come o
3own with me , and I'll ahow you ho
to lock up.
Down they went and a careful scru
liny demonstrated * that every thin
vas fast. " 3 * j
"I don't believe there was anybod ;
here , " said Mrs. Spoopendyke , a
hey leturned to their chamber.
"It wasn't your fault , " retort ei
Hr. Spooperdyke. "If you'd got U ]
i-hoii I told you and kept you
south shut/wa'd have got "em. "
"But you said""fop me "
"Didn't say Snjpta 'pf the iort , '
iov.led Mr. Spo'bpendyk'o "neve
mentioned your name. Wo migh
; ave bsen killed , the way you wen
0 tYork. "
"I think we'd caught them if they'c
ecu there , " said Mrs. Spoopondyke
iking down her hair and proceedinj
1 put it up again.
" 0 , you'd caught 'oral" sneered Mr
Ipoopondyko. "All you want is eomi
hlotide of lime and your account !
hort to be a penitentiary. Anothei
Tme a burglar gets in the house yet
bay abed , and don't you wake me U ]
gain. I won't have any dod gasfee
oman routine me out this time eight
ight , ye hear ! "
"Yes , dear , " and Mrs. Spoopendyk <
ouud her band in the collar of hei
ego lord's night shirt and went tc
ecp secure in hit protection.
Ask Your druggists for Prof Guilmotte' *
rcnch Kidney Pad , and take no other , PS tlili
the only pad guaranteed to cmr * pr monej re
ndecl.
3BEATEST REMEDY KNOWN.
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-
imption ' certainly the greatest
ledical remedy ever placed within the
sach of suffering humanity. Thou-
inds of once hopeless tufferen , non
mdly proclaim their praise for this
onderful Discovery to which they
pro their lives. Not only does itjwii-
vely cure Consumption , but Coughs ,
olds , Asthma , Bronthita , Hay-
ever , Hoarsnesa and all affections oi
le Throat , Chtst and Lungs yieldi
; once to its wonderful curative pow-
r as if by magio. We do not ask you
i buy a largo bottle unleu you know
hat you ar getting. We therefore
irnestly requttt you to call on your
ruggist , J. EL IBH , and get a trial
jttle frc-o of coat which will convince
fe n kegtieaU of its wonderful
erits , aridahow'yonvrhafc A regular
IB dolla"f size bottle will do. Foi
Jeby J , K. IBH. _ (4) ( )
BucEien's Arnica salve
The BEST SALVE In the world f 01
ats , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
honm , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp-
I Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
nds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
guaranteed to give perfect satlafac-
3d in every case or money re landed ,
rice 25 cents per box. "For sale by
idly J. K. TSH Omaha.
Htja week. $12a day at Vcme eapilj madccni ;
If outfit Iron Add rct § True 1 1 o.PcitlMl.M
cr. c.
AERGHANT TAILOR
Capitol Ave , , Opp. Masonic Hall ,
"
MAHANEB ,
ORDINANCE NO. 444.
An ordinance to estab Mi the grade rf Hat
'reci from tbe east Hso of lot air(6) ) Caj
rddtlon to tha cty of Omaha , westwar
F lrvld * itreet , , . . .
Beit ordained by tbe City Counill of the i
EOIlot 1. That the enri I Hainertt
from -he eist "no oi lot slJ ( t ) in i apitpl a
tlonto the aty of Omaha west to Pain
strast , bo and the same U bereby eaaWUbe
fo'laws , to-wit : , . . .
B.gimln , at the Inienwition o : the n <
curb tf Hamjy ttre.t xrith the laid east
oflotfixo ) In Capitol sddltion to the dt ;
Om ha wl h an eleratlcn of one hundred
evenly tnree an * six y four oie hundre
(1T184-100) f set aboTO tte datum H-e of kre
adopted for the city of ( hniha and estab'la .
In 1S7T , thtnce along the mrta curb we.w
with an ascending grade of about 8S-10 ! .
100 f t to an evatlon f ore hun-ired
nin ty-onc (191) at the east curb f Conv
street ; thence across Con-rent street loan tli
tlon of one hundred and mnety-lwj and f
tenth feet ( ' 92 6-10) at the west curbof Cent
strs-t , thence wi h anase-ndlnstfrade of ab
4 5-10 feet per 100 ft , a distant ot ooohumd
and fifty and pix tenths feetrnore or less to
west line of Tho.ueU'a addition to the el j
Omaha to an e'.cvat'on ' ot one bunored i
ninety.nine feet (191) ) , thww with an aicend
grade of about 115-109 ffrt per 100 feet t ; >
eaacurbnfWcajant rtreetat an elevatloB
two hundr d and two and five-tenths feet (
5-10) ) fest , thence across Pleasant street to
el T ionoftwo hundred and four feet (204 ( ]
the west curb of Ple ant str et , thence with
ascending Cr de of 4 8-100 ft. per 100 ft. to
election of two hundred and fifteen (215) ) fte
the lift each of Falrvlew street. The eUvat
of the south curb of this sild Harney tr
ehtll be the same and correBpti d to all points
the north curb rljht tnjls acroM the Etreet a
ihall be on a lerel vrtih same.
Sie. II. This ordinance shall take effect >
t In foreo from and atterlli passaje.
( Signea. ) JAMES E. BOYD ,
President City Counill
Fused Korembir Itb , 1SSO.
Atteit :
J. F.ilcJAHTNET ,
City Cltrk.
apprarej November llth , 1SSO.
( Signed. ) C. S. CHA8B ,
ORDINANCE NO. 445.
Anordlnancs permlttmjS.E. Locke or !
aailrns , contractors with tha city _ of Om :
for the ere'tlonand Maintenance of wa
works and snpplyi-fr said city Ith water :
public use , to locate the reservoirs of i :
waterworks upon Kesanotr Addition to t
dtp of Omaha , insteal ot near Uan'r
Parh.
I'o it ordrined by tbe city ccuncl ! of Omab
Scttioc I. that whereas under the Ur :
mi couditlonacf ordinanoa No. 423 passed Ju
llth 1830 , entitled , "an ordinance to author :
ind procure the construction and maintenar
if waterworks in the city of Omaha , s'ate
S'ebrasta , " and of ordinance No. 433 , posj
Ju'y ' 15th 1SS1 , amendatory thereof , d.
Locke being tbelonest and best bldOer , v
iwardod the contract for furnithid ; th city
3maha with water forffre prote'tlon and pub
o , an 1 did , upon tbe 2oth of July AD. . 18 :
inter i to contract with said city of Omaha ,
'utnleb to it Buch water supply , and did acce
.lie term ; and conditions of Bald ordiuane
fo'f . 423 and 430 , and did cnterlnto bonds wi
: hesad ! city for tin faithful performance
: aid contract. And whereas it was provided !
; b * report ot J. U Cook , engineer , filed U
! 5th IJiO , and tbe apr ecdix thereto , fl'od Ui
( at 1S1) , wcieh were duly made a part of 83
irdlnances , and ncre accepted as the plan
nld waterworks by the said S. E Locke , th
he tile of the reservoir should he near "Ha
om Park. " And whereas on the 6-h day
) ctober A. D. 1S 0 , the said 3 E. Locke , or h
jslgns , filed with the citv clerk cf the city
) nuha , the report of J D. Cook , consulting ei
Meer , aatcd Sptomber20tn 1830 , recommen
i < thit the site of such reservoirs he chanici
rom nanscom Park to a track of land adjoinlr
ha western limits cf tbe city of Omnha , boum
d north and south by Htmilton and Camli
tre'ts , and we t by the countv road ne r tl
ortb and south c > ntcr line of eectl > n ' 7 , tow :
hip 15iange 13. ea < t of tbe Oth prlndp
icrldlanwhich said track of land has since l > c <
latttd by Itj pioprietore , Samu l K Major.&o
dd Nftthan She' ton , as an addition to the cil
f Omaha , and is now a part ot tali city knoic
J 'Jloicrrnir Addition to the cityo : Oraali ;
ad whereat the said i. E. Locke , orblsusizn
ave made pttltioi and request to the city coui
iunill of the citv cf Omaha , to change tl
cation of said reservoirs from aaid i > atk t
ildlant dtscrlbed Und : ind w hetois then
) mm ndalicn ot mlJ J. O. Cook , ( oniultin
i iue r , U concurred in by Henry Bohwe
ty engineer of Omiba. There ore , tha said i
. Locke , or hi ) assigns , is hereby authorize
ad permitted to locate said reservoirs cf tt
lid water works UPOD said trick of land now
irt of th * city of Omabn , known as II esc r TO ]
ddltlon to the cltr of Omaha ; , ai sarvef et
latt d , approved by the xuyir and city counc
id of record In the office ot the county clerk <
oujlas ejnnty , NobruLa. Provided , howeve :
id this ch igo of tite t < aid reservoir is pei
ittedtobemadeupontnefollowin eondittoni
i : There aha1 ! be no change of hydrants , an
: the location thereof , as f rev dad in eft'cl 01
.uinceg No's. 423 and 480 , and the accompany
i < plans , unless such change shall be by th
ty ctunnt as rrovlded fcr in eatd ordinance'
i"re hill be no extension of tha time provide
i lection 13 of ordinanr * N'o. 423 , from sue
langt uf ito of raserveifi ; end said water work
taU be couaVratteil und completed within on
ill of tue 20lh day cf Julv A D. 1SSO. Thei
lall be no lessening of the sizes otinains an
pes from thrslzes fixed in sal 1 reports of J
. Ooak , engineer , filed liar 2ith 15iO , an
iy ZUt 18bO. jsnd any new locations o
lanjelu mainland plpta necessitated by th
tango of tbo tite of the rcso voir , shall b
bjoot te the inspection , approval and allom
ic of the city council of Omiba.
Si I > . The change of at * of said reservoirs c
id waterworks tont-mplatod by the flr-t see
3n of tbU ordinance shall not beauthorUo-
: rmiltca until there shall he filed In the cfflc
th > city clerkcf tht city of Onuhi.tlio wiitte
ceptnnce and consent o this ordinance ot sail
. Locke and his assigns , and aio me writ
a consent to this ordinance and the conten
ttcd change of location of ra'eivolrs ot all o
esnrtles upon the bond otMkld B. E. Lo ki
ed July 20th , 1580 and tbe aireement ' sal
ntlea with the city of Omaha that nothln
rein contauisd shall be considered us releasln
e laid Ur Uca from their obligation upon sad
nd.
SEC. Ill * This ordlnanm shall ako effect an
in force from and after Its passage.
( Signal. ) JAMES E.EOTD ,
Prt a't City Council ,
-ved Nov. 9tb , A. D. , 1ESO.
Attoat :
J. F. MeCAiavsT ,
City Clerk.
aproved Nov. lltb , A. D , 1880
C. B. CHABH ,
OEDINANOE No. 443.
An rdlnanoe establishing stands for lioenie
hicl * , fur the conveyanca of baegago.Iuggag
merchandise while waiting for employment.
it ordained by tbe city council of the cit ;
Oinaha , as follows :
do I. That section one of ordinance nnmbe
3 , being "an crdlnance to provide for tbe et
bllehment of stands for hacks and oth *
Mclec , " ruased August 20tb , 1873 , be amendei
as to read as follows : It flhill be the duty c
o mayor to dpslt m'9 by an inatmment 1 :
itlng , signed by him and filed with the tit ;
> rk , proper places upon the streets of tbe cit ;
Omaha , north line of Dodgostreet , and soutl
the sonth line of Barney stree * , a stands fo
en d express wagons , carts or other vehicle
r tbe conveyance of baggage , luggage or mei
andise while waiting for employment.
Si . II. That said fecfionono of saldordinane
itntcr $83 , be und is hereby repealed.
SEC. III. That all parts rfan ordinance i
, 'ed "aii ordinance to regulate the use of ei
ess wagons and other vehlclej in the publl
recti , passed Julv 6tb , 1875 , conflicting hen
th and all ordinances or parts of ordinance
nfllctmg herewith be and tbe lime are hereb
pealed.
Sio. IUI. Tbitthls ordinance shall take ffe <
d be iu force from and after its passage ,
( ijned. ) JAMES . BOTD ,
jg f , fres't C.ty Council.
awdtfrr. 9.b , 1830.
Attest : f
J. F. llCCiMJIT ,
City Clerk.
iprovedKor. lltb , 1880.
Signtd ) 0.3. CHASE ,
Major.
&o Yearsbefore thePiibl\ \
THE CENUgfiSE
DB-OHoIiANE9
LITER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy "
all the ills that flesh is heir to" but
affections of the Liver , and in all Bilii
Complaints. Dyspepsia , and Sick Hei
ache , or diseases of that character , tl
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used p
paratory to , or after taking quinine ,
a simple purgative they are unequalei
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated
Each box hag a red-wax seal on the 1
with the impressionMcLAKE'S LIV1
PILL. Each wrapper bears the sigi
tures of 0. MCLANE and FLEMIJTO BE <
3S" Insist upon having the genui
DR. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS , p
pared b"
FLEMING BnOS.PittsbnrgliPa
the market being full of imitations
the name JfrTMiie , spoiled different
but same pronunciation.
UNLIKE PILL :
AND THE USUAL PDRdATTVES , IS PLEJ
ANT TO TAKE , And will ptove atoncathemi
potent and harmless SYSTEM RENOVATI
and CLEANSER that has yet betn broncht
public notice. For CONSTIPATION , BlUot
NESS , HEADACHE , PILES , and all dl'ordi
arising from an obstructed state of the syste
it is incomparably tbe beat curative extai
Avoid imitations ; insist on gcttlngithe artli
called for.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE Is put tip
bronzed tin boxes only. Price CO centi. A
yourdniirgist for Descriptive Pamphlet , or <
drcea the proprietor ,
J. E. HETnnRINQTOlf ,
New York or Sin Fnnciieo
Before Purchasing AM Fo&tt ot S-Called
ELECTRIC BELT
Band , or Appliance represented to curaNervoi :
Chronic and Specla * Dlseuei , send to the PU
VERUACHERGALVANIC CO , § lSMontgome
Street , San Francisco , Ca' ' . , for their Fr
Pamphlet and "The Electric Review , " and y <
irlll save time , health and money. The P. t
do. are the only dealers In Qenutni Eltctric A
ilianccs on the American Continent.
H1W TO CURE
CONSUMPTION , COUGHS
Colds , Asthma , Croup ,
ill diseases of the Throat , Lungs , an
Pulmonary Organs.
USE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM
THE COLORADO
BUSINESS COILEGI
This institution , located at Denver , Coloradi
he Educational and Commercial center of th
ITest , ii pre-eminently the best andmott pract
il ot Its kind for the
MERCANTILE TRAINING
OF
Young Men and Ladies.
G. W. FOSTER , President ,
D. W. CADY , Secretary
The most extensive , thorough and complet
istltution of the kind in the world. Thousand
! accountants and Business men , in the prii
'pal cities and towns of the United States , ow
leir success to our coursa cf training.
le Eight End of Education fo :
Yonng Men and Ladies ,
Fine , new brick block , at Junction ot thrt
re t car lines. Elegantly fitUd and turnlshei
partmtntB for the application of and oarryio ;
at ot our novel and systematic mithodi ol
5TJSDSESS TRAIKEN
Young men who contemplate a businou lift
ud parinta having song to edacat * , are parties
irly requested to send for our n > w Cirtulai
hieh will give foil information as to ternu
jadltloa of entrante , ttc. Jfflfeas
G , W. POSTEE , President ,
ipfl.im Denver , Colorado
> EOPOSALSFOEGRADING
O/nci oi Cm CLMI , 1
OiUBA , Nn , Nov. 10th , 1880. j
Etaltd proposals will bo reoelv d by tha un
oruljned until Cne'day , NOT. lid , 1880 , fo
iling in tbe old creek , south nf Leavenwortl
rcet between litli aid 15th streets The worl
I'l ' be tiling In iJlrt to * 9 naule <
reordlnj to instructions from th
: ty engineer or Ju Slephenson , tbahrman o
10 committee on streets and grades , and sai
llinv will be on tha property owned by the cit
> nit the streets and alltys in the vidnlt }
Ida shall fpeclfy the pri e per cnhlc yard to
ich amount of earth as may be ordered baulc
Testpitlvo of what that amount may be.
Envelopes containing eaid bids shall b markr
Bidi for OradiBK oa Leavenworth street" an
e delivered to the undersigned at a tbr * n
iter above specified The right I reserved c
He city council to reject any and all bids.
J.F. MCCARTNEY ,
IMt _ City Clerk.
E. IF. OOOIEl ,
UNDERTAKER
Odd Fellows' Block.
'rorapt atUntion civen to orders try telejrap
Y1A -
*
Chi&tgo & .Northwestei
2,380 MILES OF ROAE
It Is the SHORT , SURE &nd Safa Route S twi
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CHIOAGO.MILWAirrlE .
and all points EAST aad NORTH.
IT OFFKR3 THK TRAVEIJNa PUBI
QRKATER FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAN ANY
' OTHER KOAD IK
THE WEST.
It 13 the ONLT KOAD between
OOUNOIL BLUFFS and OHIOAC
Upon which Is ran
PULLMAN HOTEL CAEE
In addition to these and to nleaM all classea
travelers , It elves J1E3T-CLAS3 HEALS at
EATING STATIONS at CO oonU each.
ITS TRACK \ * STEEL RAILS !
ITS COACHES ARE THE FIHEfTI
ITS EQUIPMErTr FIRST CLA
If you wish the E t Traveling Acconane-
tlonsyou will buy your ticket by this Cot
X2TAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket AnnU can sell voa Through Tlcki
via this road and Choct cnal Eag >
; age Free of Charge
OUAHA TICKET OFFICES 12M Farnham 8
Cor. lith , and at Union Faclflc Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colorrdo Central a
Union Pacific Ticket Office.
SAN FRANCISCO OSnCE 2 N w Montgo
try Street.
For information , folders , maps , etc. , not (
talnable at Home Ticket Office , address a
agent of the Company , or
HARVIN HUCH1TT , W. H. STEKHITT ,
Gen'l Usnacr , Q a1 Pasa. Age ;
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLAHK ,
Genl Ast Omaha ft Council Bluffs ,
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars
TIBCIE !
CHICAGO
BURLINGTON & QUINC
[ Vllh Smooth and Perfect Track , EltgNit Ps
senger Coacbca , and
PULLMAH SLSEPINCft DINING CAR
_
It la acknowledged by tbo fnsa , anl all wi
travel nv r it , u > bo tha Best Appointed and
Best Managed Roxd In the Country.
PASSBNGBRS QOINQ BAS'
Should oear In mind that this It the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO
And Points East , North and Northwest.
Passengers by this Route have choice of
? OUE DEETEEENT EOUTES
Lnd the Advantage ot Six Dally Linvi ot Fake
Sleeping Cars from Chicago to
Jew York City Without Change
ill Exprees Trains on this line are equipped wit
the WoaUnjhouso PaUnt Air Brakes and
Miller's Patent S.ifaty Platform and
Couplers , the moat Perfect Protection -
tection Against Acci
dents In the world.
UUHAN PAUCESLEEPIHQ AND DINING CAR
Ar run on th Burlington Route.
Information concernln ? Routes , Ratet , 11m
'onnectlons ' , etc. , will bt cheerfully given b
pplyin at the o3 .ce of the Burlington Rout <
13 Fourteentn Streat , Omaha , Nebraska.
. E. PERKINS , D. W. HITCHCOCK.
Qen'l Manajar. Gen. West'n Pass. Ag/t.
. 0. PHILLIPPI , St. Joe. , lo.
General Agent , Omahx
H. P. DUEL ,
spC-dl llcket Agent. Omaha.
HORT LINE
1SSO.
[ , G.ST.JOE&G.B.R.R.
Is the only Direct Line to
IT. LOUIS AND THE EASl
From OUAHA and the WEST.
'o change of cars between Omaha and St. Lomi
and but one between Omaha and New York.
1TX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
MAcmsa in ,
Eastern & Western Cities
nth l a charges and In advance ol other lines
ThU entire Una to equipped with Pullman's
Palace Sleeping Cars , Jalaca Day Coach-
c , MllIer's Saf ty Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
WutlnKhouse Air-Brake.
TSEE THAT TOUR TICKET READS' * !
YlaKantai City , St. Joseph and"SJi
O > CounouBluff3K.B.vU 8fM
< ? Jo * and3t.Loals.--ca
TlckaU for lalo at all coupon station * la tin
Test. .
, F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWKS ,
Gen'l Supt. . GenlFaM.&TlckitAz't
8t. Joseph , Mo , 8L Joseph , Mo ,
W. C. 8EACHRIST , Ticket Agen. ,
li Fifteenth Street , betwuen Famhaiu ant
Donrlaa , Union Block , Omaha.
OS. TEHON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Paw. Agent , Omaha. Gon'rl Acini , Omaha
! o Fervous Sufferers The Greal
European Eemedy Dr. J.
B , Simpson's Specific
Medicine ,
It Is a positive cure f or Spermatorrhia , Bemlna
r aknfss , Impotancy , and ail dlseasM raeultlnj
om Self-Abuie , ai Mental Anxiety , lo-i o
emory. Pains in the Back or Side , and disease
ATTER. ' that lead t
Consnmptioi
Insanity an
anearlygrav
| 1 The Bpedfl
Hedldno i
being rat' '
with wondu
ful success.
_ Pamphlet
ent free to all. Write for them anil get fu
artlculars.
Price , Specific , | 1.00 per package , or six pact
gtl for $5.00. Address all orders to
J. B. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO. .
Kos. Wand IOC Main St. , Buffalo , X T.
Sold in mthajby 0. F. Goodman , J. W. Bel
' . K. I h nd all drazgia'a everywhere.
PCC a week in your own town , 'lermi aad
DUU outntfroo. Addreea H. HalUtt .ft 0
inland. M
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA , CONSUMf-
TI' > N , r.nd all Di-oases of the THROA.T and LUNGS.
Tha most ucc t. If pr . ; > r tl j < h the known wcr'd. By addln ? toTOLU ROCK and RYE Ittls
Lemon jul o , v ni-nc oexellent Appetizer and Tonic , for cencral and family nt . Tb
ImmeoFC and i , c la * , -j - J the numerous testimonial ; received dally ara the best evident * *
of it * virtues ai.j i i-la I t
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
r.y article in the market.
who tr" to palm off nron a
ROCK and RTF.hlch is thi
.SME > T STAIU- each bottle.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TI.KAMISY DEPARTMEM1. OFFICE OF IXTERXAL REVENU >
WAsnuaio.-r , U. C. , January 28 , 1SSO. /
Hcnra. LAWRENCE & MARTIN , 11U Madison St. , Chlcaso. ' . :
QErriiiMu : TliU compcci J. in the opinion of this ofUce , would have a sufficient quantity >
the BALSAM OF TOLL' to kite it ell the advantages ascribed to this article in pectoral complaint * ,
while the whUkyand tl > 2ini , > cof'.ltntenn emulsion rendering It an agreeable remedy to the
patient. CorrpotinJed ccur in to the formula , It miy properly to clasped aa a. MEDICINAL
PREPARATION under th Jin Lims of U. S.R-viMd Statptts. and when so stamped , cay to
sold by Dru.Tutti , AiMihociries : ml Other Parsons xltnout renderln. ; them liable to pay iptcUI
tax ai liquor dealers
Yours Ke pectf ully , ( Sljned ) GREEN. B. KAUM , Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTIN.Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS. &EOOEES and DEALERS everywhere
WHO IS UfiACQUAINTSD V/1TH THE CFOCRAFHV O < " fHIS COUNTRY.
SEE OY EXAMINING TH > & MAP , THAT THE
'
4
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R ,
S THE GUEA.T CONTiECTCfO LIXK BETWEEN THE EAST * THE
Itimaln Una runs from Chicago . * > Conncll .
iluffi. paaMtne throuch Jolot ] , Ottn < ra. Ln halle. creat fentcro of cur Paluco Can Is a 8M
leneieo Mollne. Huck Island. Durenport'nt SALOON jrnerayon can vnjur your
ilbirtr , Iowa City.MnreiKO. lirookt n. Grinnril. at all boon or the ( lar-
) eaMomea ( the capital ot Iowa ) , Stuart. Atlaj- Maenldcent Iron lirtdze * spaa tfia
Ic , and Areca : with branches from Iturena nd illtnourt rlvursat all points crossed
ancxlon tol'eorln : Wilton Junction to.Viifcii- line , nnd transfers art * avoided at Coun U
luc , Weiblnfton. Kalrnoia. KMon , iie'knap , Kansos Cltr. Ltavenworth. and AtchlsoK
! entro7illi , Princeton. Trcntan > OHllatln. C'nmt nectlons bpincmada In Union Depnts.
tn. Lcivanworth. Atchlson , and Kansas Cltr ; TUB 1'UUNCIPAI * K. It. CONNBCTI'
Vajhlngton to bitocrner , Oakoloosa. and Knox- THIS OKEAT TUItOUUU 1JNB
llle ; Keoiot to Farmluxton , Itonaparte. Oen-
onsoort. Independent. Kldon. Ottnmir.x Ertdr- At CniCKJO , with all dlvarztnT Bnw
llloO8kuloo 3.1'ellt.Monroe , and Dei Homes : EiJt nnd South.
Tiinon toMonroa ; DetMnlncs to Indlanolannd At KM , I IIVOOD. with th L. S. * It. 8
flnteraet : AtlantUtoI ewtaandAudabon : aixl Ft. W. & C. It. Ud .
L"oca to II rlan. This In posltlyelj the only At WAifii.NQTov HHQHTJ , wlti F. ,
Railroad , which owns , and operates iv throush
n * from Chicago Into the State of Kanug. Ati-A B\LLK.-nr.ini. Cent. K.R.
Through Express Pasnonzer Trains , with Pull- Atl'KOBIA.wlth f. H. Jt J : P.U.4B. :
lan Palace earn attocheil. are ran ench nay dally W. ; III. Mid. : andT.P. * W. Kda ,
etween CHICAHO and I'toniA. KANSAS Crrv. At KotK ISLAXIwith "Mllwaukio ot
on cir. BLOFrs. l.rATB-JwoitTii nnd ATCIII- Island SMort Lluc. " and Uock , I l d *
OX. 1 hrnngh cnrs ara ttiso run between Mi"au- A 1. 1) A v IN POUT , with , the Davunport
te and Kansas Cltr. Tla th * "MllwauSoo and .
' .ocklaland Sho-MIne. " At WEST LIIIEBTT. with the B. . C. It. A > cvUJ
Tbo * * Great .ock Island" la macnlQcentlr AtUlUSNElJ , Tlth Central Iowa K. It.
quipped. lt road bed Is almplr * * sXt , and Its AtDK.S Moi.N d.wlthU Jl.AK D U-Jt.
rack Is laid with iteel ralla. AtCou > ciL lLU rs. with Union Paci
What will ploana you mo t will be tha pleasure At , OMAHA , with B. i Mo. It. It. IU In
f enloylnc your mca ! > . while ptuslng oyerthft AtCOLDiiurjs JUNCTlov.wrthlJ C
eantUul prairies of Illinois and Iowa , In one of At OTTUMWA. wltn Central Io
nrmaznlflcent Ulnlnf Car * that accompany all Bt. L. A Paa. and O. U. i y St. lids.
hTOUKli Expreaa Tratna. Ton eet an entlro At KcoKCK.wtth lot. Peo. * War.t
leal , as good aa Is tarred In nny flrat-claas hotal , Louts & I'na. nnd St. J * . Kco.lt N.-W.
irseTenty-flT * cents. AtCAMEitov. wltbill.St.J. K.K.
Appreclatlnc the ( net that a majority nf tha At ATCHISOX. witn A tch. , Topezs & SaB.'X far
eople prefer separate apartments lor different Atch. & Neb. and Cerulir. U. P. K. 1UU.
urpoaes ( and the Immense pai cnxer bualnesa At I.CAVENiTuiiTH. with Kan. Pao , lOniSS * *
r this line wnrrantlnK It ) , we are pleated to an- Cent. It. lids.
onnce that this Company runs Pullman Palace At KAN3A CITT , With all lines lac tO6 <
' t Can foralaeplne purports , and Pilace and Southwest.
_ _ _ run tbronzh to 1'EOKIA , I > K
OONCKI. BLUFFS. K USSAfl CITT , A TCIHHO.H , nnd LEAVfcwVO
Ticket * vl this JLlne. knonrn as the " ( Irrut ICock. lilund Suat . " are > & ( 4
11 Tlckvt &eent In the Vnltect Mtntes < < nd Canada.
For Info rmatlOB not obtulauliln at j-onr borne ticket office ,
i. . KUVIB Iarj , E. ST. I
Qen'l S-aperlnHnlent- Uen'I Tit. aad Pass'gr A
GHAS.
ATHERS
Lnd Everything pertaining to the Famiture and
Upholstery Trade ,
i COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW C08DS AT THE
LOWEST
ap Si mon th tat 1208 aiid 1210 Farnli am Street.
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? . S. HITCHOOOK , M. D. S. , P.EPSESENT3 :
rom New York baa located In Omaha , and
guarantees to do first-claw work , PIKES1X ASdOKANCE CO. , ot London -
lentil Rooms , over A. Crnlckstunk & Co.'a , Cor. don , CashAwets ,10T,12T
15th and Oonzlaa. ecpO-2in .VE3TCHBaTElt. K. T. , Capital 1.000.09J
THE lIEKCnAN fS , of Sovrirlt. N. J. , l.OOO.OW
OIItARD KlU > : .PhlIaIcIphaCapltaI. ! . 1,000,000
NORTHWK3TKRN NATIONAL.Cap-
SHOW GASES Ital 900,000
? IRKMKN'3 FUND , California 800,00.1
liKITlSH AMSKICA-ASSUKANCECo 1,200,000
" NEW A tK FIRE INS. CO , Assets. . . . SflO.OCO
O. J" . AMKKICAF CENTRAL , Assets 300.000
1317 CAS3 ST. , OMAHA , NEB. 3 aat Cor. nf Fifteenth ft Douzlxs St. .
S3TA. ( oed assortment always on ban . vjiaiia. nfro.
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Now Open in Kennedy's New Brick Building , 10th and Jones Streets.
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Direct from the Auction Rooms of New York and Boston , will be offered in
SILKS , VELVETS , DRESS GOODS , JOTIONS , BLANKETS , COMFORTS , TABLE LINENS ,
HOSIER1 , DOMESTICS AND MILLINERY. -
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