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CHARLES POWELL ,
'USTICE OF THE PEACE Corner IJth and
FamhamSt * . , Omaha Keb. _
3 ( & SIHERAL ,
TTORNEY AT LAW-Eoom 8 , Crtlehtan
. Block. 1Mb 8t OMAHA , KKfil
\ * 0. L. THOMAS ,
* TTORNKT AT LAW-Loant
,
money tnyi
and sells real ortat * . Room I.Crefchton
A. 0. TROUP ,
LAW-OSos In Hraotnt
PrUchrtt , 1E06
OMAHA ,
UEXfcRLTKOMAS ,
S TTORNET iT LAW Crnickshank Bclld
A.
gUBMQ. COUJOnoiraif tni
0'H5.E & BARTLETT ,
Attorneys-at-Law
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kFifteenth tai ?
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
P.RBACH BLOCK , COR. DODSft I5TH ITS.
_ OMAIIA. SEB.
W. J.
. . Connell ,
CT Attorney-at-Law.
Hanscom'i
new K. W. corner Hftceath anc
rarnham Sf
BDIOK
; : & REDICK ,
Attorneys-at-Law.
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Speottl attention will be given to all nlU
gainst corpor tlon of every description ! will
ia t Hho Courts of the BUto and the
Oalo8 < FMnbj St. , oppotit *
.EDWARD W. SiMERAL ,
TTOBJIET AT IAT7 Kooai 0 Ortlcktcn
Dlosk. isth lad PongUa gtmtc. noMh
C. F. WAKDERSOM ,
AT LAW-J4J Farnlusa BtrtM'
. r. a. J.
&GHAHDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys-at-Law.
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Omcm 215 South Tonrteenth Street.
DR. BOSANKO'S '
ILE REMEDY.
IliTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AND
SIGHING PILES
' * WMW VH the AppIICSiUOl
Bo uiUo' B no Kemr + y , whlcW
_ upon tliep itii ng .
- " - m gta
* m m * m + + Mnjm. m * + mt murmimt
ibe Tomort , nllnylnr U lateaao iujj
01 ctticr remtx rf h TB tVli t. Tsy ft
tmtff no oUi .r. n < l tell your Mal lti r J
DO NOT DELAY
the dmta an tb sjtt sst iiiisTtia i
b t
TRY IT LOURED
PRICE , 50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT ,
t * tf wfcea 700 < n notofctaln ItorkhB.vn
mill Bend It , prepaid , on rroalpt ofprlr *
Or. BovtnVo" * Treatlae ott Pllo swtat ft i
Add
DR , BOSANKO MEDICINE GO.
F1QUA. O.
OfEONLYMEDICINEi
That Acts at the SameJTime on
THS LIVER ,
, THS BOWELS.
and the KIDNEYS.
TTh6 c ntorians sretho natural clean * .
rrs of the sretem. If ttcy work well , health
will be perfects If they become clOEftd ,
dreadful diseases are sure to follow with
TERRIBLE SUFFERING ,
BKIouKncss , llculache , I > yspt > tla , JamB-
dice , Constipation aad riles , orKIl-
ncy r-On > , , UInt , Onrrl , DlftUtwT
p-tioitnl lu the Urine , Milky/
er i5opy Urine ; or Hhou- *
matic Tains and AchH ,
irtxlopcd liecanse'the blood Is poltoaid
t . .li'i \ Lrrsors that tuonld c vab m
o-piliwl ti j..w ally. f ,
KED EY-WORT
bt trtUrcrloro the healthy action andallthMC
Mro lns cUsBill 1 < e banlifted ; nttTltet
ui-n hnd venn 111 live but to suSer.
' ) hont-aailshavebtencnrcd. Tryltaaflyou
oncmoro to tlie number. Tak * U
"nThj sufToroncorfromthttorm ! nt
cf ; jn acting baou 7
\3tiy Ijoar cuohdlEtreBBfromOon-
Kl ? 3tlcn nnd Hllca ? .
\.hy be eo fearful bocausa of dl -
arucrotfurino ?
ItniyxT-'VVonTwIll rnre you. Try a pack"
jottcurennJ be ratltncfl.
/ rj a dry trydatle con- round ant
f 'r < An * it , cr teill pet tt fort
uv . / . O.
l/-- > u- / : t iyon taring it. JV/re.tl
C3. , Pr.-jfct t ,
' ! xiLr. > IJnrftnctom , Tt.
TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE
TIIE WEEKLY BEE
; v
For One Tear.
KE BAILr BEE.
OMAHA PUBUSHIKD COPROPRIETORS. .
tie JfcrnAam , bet. StA and 10th StrtOt
TERMB OF SUBSCRIPTION ,
I Oopj 1 year , In adTanee ( postpaid ) . $8.03
Bmonthi " " 4.00
J month ! " ! .B
TIME TABLES-
THE MAILS ,
0 , &X , W.B.B530a. m. , 2Wp. a *
C. B. k Q.6 3fl a. m , , ! .40 p. m.
C.K.I4P.K. R. . S30sm.iXOp.aJ
0kTBt. . Joe 630 a. m.
B. CNy 4 F : 830a.m.
U. P. B.K. , 11:40 a. m.
0. * R. V. to Lincoln , 10 a m.
B. * M.R.E.,8tOa : n.
affirm
C. * H. W. R. K , 11 a. m U p. M.
C.B.kQ. , 11a.m. 930 p. m.
O.R.I. i P. , 11a.m. , llp.m.
0. B. ft Et , Joe.U a.m. , 11 p. m.
U. F. K. B. , < p EL
O. * R. V. from Lincoln , ISflO p. m
B. City * r. , 11 a.m.
. .ne. , . .
Local raaUi for Btatci low * leave bnt onoe a
dar , Tlsi 1 0 a. m.
Omoe open from 12 to 1 p. m. Sondayi.
TBOUAS F. HALL. FottmalUr ,
Arrival And Deparwre of
Trains
ttin. luun.
Dally Ezpn . . . .IME'p.m. ' SA5p. .
do lllzed . 6:10 p. m. iSip.m.
do Froleht . 630a.m. l0p. w.
do ' do _ . . . & 16a.ia. isa0a.m.
HUB CARD OT THE BURLIKGTOK.
LIAVI01UBA. AKIUTB OVAHl.
Xxpren StOp.m. Exprea lO.-OOa. m ,
Hall 6.-CO a. a. Ilall 10:00 p. B.
SumUyi Exccpted. Bondayi Sicepttd.
CmCAOO.tROCK ISLAND t PACIFIC.
Hail . . . .6:00 a. m. Hall . 10:00 : p. m.
Ixpre * . JUO p. m. \ ExpreMlCSO . m.
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN.
Mall . -.6.-OOa.m.1Maa . - 730 p. a.
8ttp : ) m. | Expreei . -.10:00 a. m.
Sondayi excepted.
KANSAS crrr , ST. JOE * COUNCIL BLurra
HIT * ARMTI.
UaU . .SM a.m. I Expre . 7:10 a. m.
. tM p.m. | UiH . 7.-2S f. JD.
The only line mnnlnic Pullman Sleeping Can
oot of Oimaha to Union Depot.
OMAHA A NORTHWESTERN AND ( SIOUX
crrr * PACIFIC EAILROADS.
ExprM - . .SAO a. m. | Frpre . . . .i30p I
DaUy XxceptSondayf .
B.X. B.B. in NEBRASKA.
HiTI. 1K IT .
Thronjh Ezp 8Mam : I Through Exp. . *
Lincoln Ezp..6 : p m ( Lincoln Eip-.8 JO a m
BIOUZ 01TT * ST. PAUL R JK.
MU1 . . . .8:10 a m 1 1 l t * . . . . , . 10:00 a
Erpnoi . . .8.40pm I Iu . TS20 p
WABASQ , ST.
UUTII.
UaU . - 8a.m. 1 1001 - lUSa.B
Kzpr B..Si : p. m. [ lxpr * -4U J.BJ.
BRIDGE DITISION U. P. R. K.
C * T Omaha , dally : 8 a , m. , 9 a. m. , 10 a a. ,
11 a. L , 1 p. m. , 1 p. m. , I p. m , 5 p. „ 0 p.
m. .
Lear * Council Btaffi ; 8:15 a. m. , 8ii a. „
:0.-25 : a. m. , 11M a. m. , Irt5 p. m. , 1:11 p. . ,
tSS p. m. , 5 5 p. m. , tat p. m. ,
Ponr trip * on Sunday , leaving Omaha at I ami 11
a. m. , S and i p. m ; Council BIuBl at tZ6 ,
11:11 am. . , and S35 and 6M p. m.
risssxou TMin.
Lwn Omaha : 4 a. m. , T - m. , 80 . B. , 1
p. B. , 4M p. m. , 1:11 p. m. ,
Jtar * Comndl Blufff. 6:16 a. a , , 6:40 : a. m. ,
U.M aBf:15p. : m. , 700 p. B. , 7 JO p. B.
Daily ( xotpt Sunday.
OKAAA k REPUBLICAN TALLBTK. .
LXAVK , AUUTI.
ICall . , . . . ' . . . . „ . 10:16 : a. a. , 4Up.m. :
Daily except Sundays.
8A.NTA OLAUB FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of th Ago.
Wonderful dlagor rIe lntheworldbaTebe n mad *
Among other thlngi where Santa Claui stay4
Jhlldren oft atk If he mate * eoodi or not ,
1 really h llm in & monataln of now.
Lait yar an > earslon wiled clear to th * Pol *
Imd inddenly dropped into what t emdllke thole
( Thin wonder of wonders they found newland ,
While falry-likt barngt appeared on e eh hand.
Zktr * ware mocntalni like curt , with uon
bwutlful gn n ,
And far biighur ikie * than irer wtn Ken ,
2rdi with the huM of a rainbow w r found ,
While flowen of squltlta fragranoe were grow
ing around.
Not long were they l ft to wonder in doubt
A being teen cam * thehod heard much about ,
Twai Santa Clans' self and th is lh y all * ay ,
It leoked Ilk * tbe picture v eiee rrtry day.
H droT * up a team that looked Terr queer ,
Twu a team f nvsaboppers instead of reindeer ,
I * rode in a shell instead of a sltlgb ,
Bat he took thtm on loud and drore them
away.
! showed them an orer his wonderful realm ,
And faetorlei making goods for women and men
rnrrien were working on hats great and small ,
fo Bnnoe' they ( aid they were tending thorn alL
Kris Klngle , tbe Glore Maker , told them at ono * ,
All our Gloves we ar * fending to Bnnce ,
Santa showed them suipendera and many thlngi
Bajing I alie took thes to triind Bonce's ttott.
Santa Glaus then whispered a secret he'd toll.
At in Omaha every one knew Bnnce well ,
He therefore should send his goods to his can ,
Knowing his friends will gtt their full sbara.
Tow remember re dwellers in Omaha town ,
All who want presents to Bunco's go round ,
'or ihlrti , collars , or gloves great and small ,
lend your sitter or aunt one and all.
Bnnce , Champion Batter of tht West , Dongkl
r et. Omaha "
OK. A. S. PBNDERY ,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
iAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED
ICAL OFFICE ,
STnthBtiett , - OMAHA , VEBR1KA
OBrlnz hit tervices In all departments '
nedlclne anJ surgery , both in Mitral au
pedal practb * acute and chronic diseases. Oa
consulted uljht sad day , and will TtsiU
art of the city and county on receipt of UtU
PAD
A new and hitherto unknown nmdy far all
Iseaset ot th * Kidneys , Bladder , and Urinary
jfrrans.
It will pootivelv cure DiabeUt , Qravel , Drop-
y , Brleht'sIHstase , Inability to retain or expll
he Urine , Catarrh of the BlwWer , Ugh colored
nd scanty urine. Painful Urinating , LAUB
BACK , General IVaakness , and all retnal * Corn-
It avoldt internal mediclnet , It ctrtsJn inlt
ffectt and cures when nothing (1st oan.
For Ml * by all Druggists or tent by mall frt *
upon nctipt ot the price , tS.00.
DAY KEYPAD CO. , PROP'18.
Toledo , O.
JTfl / / your addrtw lor our little book ,
How s wat Saved. "
tfJC3K.EHAxatl Hbra lca.
KILLED BT A MUSTANG.
A TALE TOLD IN A TEXAS COW
OAUP. -
Otntinnatl Eaqalr r.
It was a clear ttioanlight nip.h
when , after a hard d.y'a "drive , " and
the herd uf wiM liories had bseu
penned , tha cow bars fetr'ppsd thei
tired ponu-s of aadcl s i ud bridhs
and itakcd thi-tn out to "rnza on the
thick mesquit grasi wh'ch fringed th
bank of the SJP. BariUrdo.
After this duty hid been pttEndet
to tbo cooking u'eusih ' vrere broupcb
forth , and socn the coffee pot wa
tinging a musical song , acd a ls. > o
fresh calf ribs spluttering bef ( ro the
fire. The repast , though rough , waa
made enjoyable by an sppettte which
only violent exercise and pura sir can
give , and after the bojs bad aaton
until itbecame _ neceisary to unbuckle
their six ehooter belts , blankets were
spread under the branches of a live
oak , which seemed to atand guarc
orer the broad eipensa of prairie , anc
they settled down for a quiet smoke.
"I ttll you what , boys , " Jaaid Ned
Curtis , who was one of tbo hardest
riders'and best poker pHycrs west oi
the Brjtra , as he lit a cigarette , "we
are going to handle eomo pretty rough
mustangs to-morrow , and if any ol
you want to show your fancy riding
you had better be fixing your flank
girts and rolls , because there are some
unbranded four-ycar-olda in thai
bunch , who are ? oiuy to make you
hum Uk a churn-dasher , and you' !
have to fork 'em deep to etay in the
saddle. There is one in the pen tbat
Is a perfect picture of the mustang
mare that sent Bill Hall to the
angels. "
"Wasn't he some galoot from the
old atateil" inquired one of the boys ,
turning over on his blanket.
"Yea , " replied Ned , "h. was a
lomg , tow-headed chap , greener ttnn
an August persimmon , with logs
shaped like a pair of bames. "
"How did he happen to get killed ,
Nadl" Did the mare flirt him lit
tle too strongl"
"T s , that was the way of it.
see , he had just come from Georgy ,
and hadnerer been on the back of
wild horae before In his life , but he
was spunky with all of that , and
wasn't scared of anything. One day ,
while driving out in Nueces county ,
we made % 'round up' of all the horses
[ n the rang * , and after 'cutting ont'
all that were in the 'diamond P' brand ,
the boys b g&n throwing some down
and riding 'cm , just to aoo the wild
devils 'buck. '
"Well , Bill Hall took a durn fool
notion to ride ono himself , and he
picked ont a little Roman nosed mus-
ttng mare , pure Spanish , and wilder
; han o , jyote , and got some of the
boys to help him throw her down , be-
sause he didn't know any more about
landling a lariat than he did
( bout running a prayer-meeting.
"When the saddlehad been strapped
on her and Bill forked it , she was
: urned alooso , and the crowd stood
sack to eee the fun. Well , sir , that
plug raised her head , looked back ,
selbwed a couple of times , and then
sh lit into the pro t tie. t bucking I
Ter locked at. 'dtick to her , Bill ! ' I
Fllod , but tha only thing ho could
uiy was , 'Whoa ! stop her , boys ; daru
iar old hide. '
"While he had hia knees gripped to
isrsides Hk arise , nod hh hnir
tUnding like a brush heap , the mua-
.anf stretched herself out like a ladder
put her head between her front legs ,
md then , bringing herself together
Ike a rat-trap , she slammed Bill Hall
tgainit the ground harder than I ever
leard a fellow hit before. When we
) ! ck d hint up one 5 r was jammed
ironnd to the back of bis neck , and ,
torn the look on his facewe knew that
ia wasn't long for this world. Ho
ingered for a day or two , and we did
ill we could to ease his pain , but ono
norrilng he motioned for us to como
o him , and as I knelt beside the
touch and took hiu hands in mine he
aid : 'Boys , I'm going to pass in my
: hecki , but I ain't going to shiver
tbout it , even if I do die away out
m a prairie , with 110 one but a few
riends around met I'll have a big ,
) road bed to rest in , and if some day
rou ride by my grave won't you get
[ own and think of me awhile ! '
"Well , sir , the boys the orinary
uises were crying like children , and
! felt terribly shaken myself , bnt K e
H promised that we would , and then
IB raised himself a little , and in n
aint Tolce said : ' .Ned I want you to
rrite to my mother and tell her that
. ' wasn't a very dutiful ion , but I
oved htr just the same. '
" 'Ned'he muttered so faint I
uld hardly hear him , 'don't tell my
oiks when yon write that I was elid
nto heaven by a d d mustang , " and
rlth that hi * head fell back , his srasp
in my hand relapsed , and Bill Hall
ras on this earth no more , and when
! thought how his mother would grieva
t made me feel weak in tbe knees.
"We burled him , and Jack Jones ,
vho is something of a scholar because
IB had a chance to go to school down
n Bay Prairie , wrote on the head-
) oard of the grave :
"WILLIAM HALL
GOT A FALL ,
Silled Dead as s , Slnr
BraTaxasPlur.
BORN IN GEOEGY. "
"It always nukes me feel bad when
. ' think of that poor fellow , and how
o-day he sleeps on the bank of the
Unta Gertrudes with nothing but a
> ig live oak to mark his last resting
ilace in the bosom of the prairie. Do
my of you fellows want a little draw-
raker to-night ! "
If yon an troubled with fever and asue , dumb
rue , billions fever , Jaundice , dyspepsia , or > nv
LlMMe of the liver , blood or stomach , and wish
o ct it well , try the new remedy. Prof , dull *
netto't French LlvtrPsd. Ask your druggist
or It , and take no other , and if he has not tot
t send H SO in a letter to the French Pad Co. ,
tohdo , O. , and rceiv * one by return man.
AGBIOULTUBAL
Poultry as a Farm Crop.
As population iucretse * lands tba
were before neglected and passed bj
as too difficult to work ar utilizaf
Lands which a half or even a quarter
of a o ittury ago were passed by erne
ne lected cro receiving attention now
and baini ; utilised as tilling or Rrtzin ?
hnds. There yet remains many rough
rocky tracks , some of them mountain
ous , which m y and cn b utilizes
for sheep and pooltry husbandry.
Large crops of wool and mnttou , egs ,
feathers ard dressed poultry can bo
produced on lands now lying waste in
a number of States
Mac a of thii rough wasteland is
witbiu a moderate distance and easy
reach of the largest cities of our
hemisphere. The people of these
great cities consume immensa quanti
ties of the products of the poultry
yards and piy large sums of money
for ttom. The probabilities are that
the demand will not fall off , but
rather increase for a long time to
come. The question is where are the
supplies to come from !
There is no better territory for
turkey raising than the mountainous
districts of Pennsylvania , New Jer
aey and New York. Tha only draw
back t In the shape of foxes , raccoons
and tuch enemies. But somehow the
turkeys manage to escape from these
with a good degree of success , and
large flocks may bo leen in many
parts .f the statei.
In New England the poultry crop
is one which is regularly counted on ,
and ia always B large and profitable
one. A strip of country along the
coast from the mouth of th Connect
icut river to Gape Oed ia famous for
its turkey crop , and the surface is
rough , rocky and sterile. It is not
unjiiual for the farmers there to real
ize from $100 to $300 for their tur
keys. They are raised Sn considera
ble numbers , carefully managed , nice
ly fattened , and are sold from No
vember to January , primciptlly from
Thanksgiving to New Year'i. But
those thrifty Yankees do not confine
themiaives to turkeys in poultry pro-
dnction. More money is r ali ed
from the chickens than from the
turkeys , and thii on land on which
our middle states' farmers would
starve in the first generation at least.
Butsllof the crabbed , ateril * New
England territory is given largely
to poultry production , and more
maney in the aggregate is derived
Erom poultry than any othir farm crop
in all that section of country.
The wild and mountainous portions
of Pennsylvania , New Jersey and
New York , are well adapted to turkey
raising aa the rugged shores of Oon-
lecticut and lthod Iiland.
Aa large a crop and of
us good as a quality can be
raised among the foot hill * In the
Uiddlo states as along the < out of
Now England. In this way then un-
iroductivo lands may be made to
equil in productiveness an equal area
of territory anywhere. But in these
oot hills , as in New lagland , the
loultry crop need not be confined to
urkeya. Chickens may alto be In
cluded , which are even a > profitable
under the right management as tur-
: oys. Poultry should be considered a
egular farm crop and highly cultiva
ted on th best lands , end largtly enough
ough lands not well adopUd to other
roj.s. It is a crop worth looking
after. [ Dr. DiekU.
Draining Pralrl * County-
In untilled prairie soil the eorn tr
ends its roots until they ctrika the
water , a short distance under the
urface of the ground. When soil is
illed at a depth of thlrty-dz inahei ,
he roots of the growing stalks extend
> y numsrous fibers to the new water
evel , thus drawing to the plant the
oed found in the much greater depth
of onrth. The ground in the untilled
nnd cakes and bakes into a hard mats
n dry weather , while that in the
illed earth is loose and porouf.
Capillary attraction in the Utter
natanoe supplies moisture to the up-
> er strata of earth.
Fruits for Farmere. '
Ohio Farmer.
To achieve success in fruit growing ,
all that is necessary is to do the rif at
; hing , in the right way , and at the
iglit time. There are no subttantial
easons why fa.mers should suffer this
mportant matter to be disregarded.
In an era like this , when improved
machinery is doing BO much to miti
gate the burdens and cares. of farm
ife , it behooves us to devote more at *
ention to the capacity of the farm to
ninister to our comfort and happiness.
.t is not only our special privilege ,
> ut iould be an agreeable duty to
avail oursilves of the advantages that
he farm offers for the promotion of
our well-being and pleasure. If the
arm lias its drawbacks , let us see to
t that we utilise its blessings.
Do you lay that fruit will not do
well with you ! I reply that wherever
he suocesiful farmer bestows the
same thought , care and culture upon
ils fruit that he does upon his f rsin
and vegetable crops , there will not be
he uiual complaint on the part of his
amiy ! about the scant supply of fruit.
Fo this end , the prevslent notion that
.ho value of every farm product must
> e measured by the few paltry dol-
ars that it will bring in the market ,
hould give place to that better and
ligher conception that the merits of
many things the farm is capable of
yielding depend more on the benefit
md satisfaction which they might af-
ord the family than on their mere
value in dollars and cents.
n week. | 12a day at heme tatlly anadtot
$12 oatfit { xe.Add nU TreefcCt.PoillnO.al
GBEATEST EEMEDY KNOWN.
Dr. King's New Discorery for Con
sumption ; s certainly the greates
medical remedy over placed within the
reach of suffering" humanity. Thou
sands of once hopeless tufierers , now
loudly proclaim their praise for this
wonderful Discovery towhich * they
owe their lives. Not only does itpori'
fatly cure Consumption , but Coughs ,
Colds , Asthma , Brorchits , Hay-
Ferer , Hoarsneis and all affections of
th Throat , Cheat and Langs yields
at once to its wonderful curative pow
er cfl if by magic. We do not ask you
to buy a largo bottle unless you know
what you are getting. We therefore
tarnatly r g f you to call on your
druggist , j. K. ISH , and get a trial
bottle free of cost which will convince
the most skeptical of its wonderful
merits , and "how you what a regular
one dollar size bottla will do. For
haleby J , K. ISH. (4) ( )
EucEien's Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVE In the world of
Oats , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
Rheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp
ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
is guaranteed to glvo perfect satiafac-
tlod in ovety case or money re ( undid.
Price 25 cants per box , For sale by
8dly J. K. ISH Omaha.
Special Ordinance No. 240.
Tor letylnp a tptclal tax for the grading ot
Pavtaport strett from llth to 15th street ,
in tbt tity of Omans , county * f Douglas ,
gto Vl of Nebraska.
Be it oidalctd by tht tity tonnoil ol the tity of
Omaha :
SMTJOI I. Tbat tb * seTeral tons let oppo-
t'.Hto the taVtwin * deicnbed premises , to wit :
B. B. i nil J. B. Foliom , lot 6 , block IS , city
Of Omaha , 111 011
Ed Hard Dark , lot 0 , block IS , dty of Omaha ,
8116 * .
Adolphut Slefkln , lot 7 , block 61 , dty of
Omaha , $11 3.
Sarah . Crelghton , lot 8 , blxk 63 , city * f
Omaha , (11 K.
Jamw Citlghton , lots 5 , 0,7 snd S , blok C9 ,
ttty of Oaths , $16 13.
John ? Enhee. K. one-half of lot ] , block 74 ,
dty of Omaha , tll.CS
BIDS. Rtcbubau , V. ontibilf of lot lblok
7 . tity of Omaha , fc.81.
J. C. Weight. E. on * halt of lot ? , block71 ,
tity of Omaha , $5.82.
Jno. Uoaell , Jr. , lot 3 , block 7 , dty of
Omaha , 811.62.
Byron Bed , lt 1 , bloik H , elty ot Omaha ,
8. jL Tiylor , Ituet , lot 1 , Week 71 , tity * f
Omaha , $ ! ! . .
Mary Van Det Barf , Jot 9 , block 1i , elty of
Omaha. $11.83.
Ju > * B. Dot , lot I , block 76 , city ot Onata ,
$11.52.
First Baptist thnrtb , lot * , block T5 , tity of
emaba , $11.81.
Total amonnt , $180.11.
Beta ? ont-balf tha ooet and expenses , ap-
proTed by th city council for the grading * f
DsTMport strMt , from 13th to 15th street , in
front of and adjainin ? the sam * , In pursuaM *
of a contract entertd into by the city of Onutu ,
with P. ff tlth.on tha lith day of Au est , lisO ,
ba and th * same art hereby rttptctirely leTicd
and ant e < l against nch of said lots , parts of
lots , and premiits , bounding * ni abuttUe op-
* n said portion cf Darenport street so iaiproTtd.
pivablowtkedty treaiarcr within thirty ( W )
days ot this date.
BM. II. Thii * rdinanae shall take tf e i and
b * in frt * Irom and tt r III paesage.
( aijmea.l JAUES E. fiOTD ,
Prwldeut City CtuniU.
Pai dNoTcmb r Sth.ltSO.
Attest :
J. F.M 3ARTNET ,
City Cltrk.
ipprortd Novembtrlltb,1830.
(8U ( * d. ) C.S.CHAtc ,
Uayor.
Tht shore tazbtaomes i .ln.unt en the 10th
day of Dtctmbtr , 130 , alter which d tt ttn(10) (
per tent , ptnalty and Interitt at tbe ratt ef ou *
; i ) per cent , per month , in adrancc , will b *
kddtd :
S. 0. MALLET-IE.
City Trouwtr.
Special Ordinance No. 247.
'or livylng a special Uz ( ortht gradlnc of 18th
trt , ( IOM Farnham strstt to Capital av-
nue , in th * cit of Om&fl/f , county of H
stat *
+ it oniaintd by tnt city council ti the city of
imaha :
SCTI V I.7hat th * sevtral turns t t opp * .
lite to tbe fo'Iowinz ' dMtrlbed premises , to-wlt :
T. W. T. Richards , lot 8 , bl ik 116 , tltj of
0 JJ&ba , 52.T1.
A. J Hansocn , lot 1 , bloik 115 , city of Oma-
6. F. Pavt ! , S. one-half of lot 8 , blotk 10 ,
Itv of Omaha , $ J0.85.
J * . Murphy , N. one-half ot lot 8 , bl * ic 109 ,
lily uf Omaha , $28 85.
F. Murphy. Jot 1 , block 1C * , lty * f Omaki ,
12.71.
EUsa P. MoCarmisk , lot I , block Si , * Uy ot
Omaha , ItT.Bt
mma Ctftaann , lot 1 , blotk Si , city Of tlm -
b , MT.92
Trinity church lot i , block SI , city of Omaha ,
< 7.fl2.
John WaCorm'ck ' , N. one-halt of lot I , blotk
I , city of Omaha , $28.88.
W. F Swetaey , 8. one-half of let 5 , block | 5 ,
* Uv of Omaha , $28.98.
Saauil Bnms.lot i. blotk 108 , city of Omaha ,
1271.
MarthaS. Flit , lot 6 , bloclcIOS , el tv of Oma
ha , $12.71
Alrtn Baundtrs. lot 4 , blotk HI , city of Oma-
ks , $62.71.
W.A.Paxton , lot 5 , block llfl , city of Om
ba. $52.71 ,
ToUl amount , $018.85.
Btlof one-half tbe eoit and ezparset , ap.
rovtd by the city council for the yradlns ; of
8th street from Farnbam street to Capital
venue , in front of and adjoining * tht tame , in
mrsnanoo of a contrast * ntei d into by tk *
ity ot Osaaha , with P. Gorman on the 87th day
f July , 1ESO , b * and tbe same are hereby re
spectively ltvid and ast'iscd szalnst each of
rUd lou.pwug ot lots.and premiiM.boundine and
buttlnc upon taid portltn ot lith itmt , to
graded , payabl * to the dty treaturer wltcin
hlrty (90) days from thlt date.
SM. II. Thlt onlluantv shall ke effctt an
> e in fore * froa and after its psssvt * .
( Signed. ) JAUES E , BOTD ,
Fres't City OountU.
ritsedNov. 9tbA. D. , 1UO.
Att t :
J. T. UcCAWTXT ,
City Clerk.
Approve * Nov. llth , A. D , 1S80
( BifUtd. ) 0. B. CHAN.Mayor.
Mayor.
The above tx bttmesd ltnanenton th * 10th
day ef uctembtr , 1880 , aftir which data ten (10) ( )
ier cent , penalty and Intermit at thr rat * of oia
1) per eiat. pr Month , in a-lv nc , will b *
B. 0. JlAtLETTB ,
10 > 5t City Treanuer.
j. o.
MERCHANT TAILOR
Capitol Ave , , Opp. Masonio Hall ,
OMAHA - - - NBB.
, - - .
THE QEMUiME
LITER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to. " bnt in
affections of the Liver , and in all Bilious
Complaints , Dyspspsia , and Bick Head
ache. or diseases of tiist character , they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Jfo better cathartic can be used pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. A ?
a simple purgative they are uneqnaltd.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sn gar-coated.
Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid.
with tha irnpression.McLANE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signrv-
tures of C. McLisE and TLSUIKO BROS.
s ? Insist upon having the renuine
DR. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS , pre-
paredbr
FLESnNG BROS.PItl bnrslira. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name JlfcfMiie , spoiled differently ,
but same i/ronunciation.
UNLIKE PILLS
AND THE USUAL PURGATIVES , IS PLEASANT -
ANT TO TAKE , And will prore at once the most
potent and harmleu SYSTEM RENOVATOR
and CLEANSER that has yet bw brought to
publlt notice. For CONSTIPATION. BILIOUS
NESS , HEADACHE , PILES , and aU dliordcra
arising from an obstructed state of the syitcm ,
it is incomparably the but curative extant.
Avoid imitations ; insist on getting .the article
called for.
TROPIC-FRUIT 1AXAT1TE is put up in
bronied tin boxes only. Price CO c nU. Aik
yonrdruggUt for Ducriptiva Pamphlet , or ad.
drsai th * proprietor ,
J. E. HETHERINGTOX ,
Naw York or Sin Franclte * .
Before Purchasing An Pout of Ho-Called
ELECTRIC BELT ,
Band , or Appliance represented to cure Nervous ,
Chronle and SpKlal DlieuN , send to the FUL
VIUMACUCRQALTASIC CO , BIS Montgomery
Streit , Ban Francisco , Cal. , for their Free
Pamphlet and "Th * Electric Review , " and you
will save time , health and money. The P. 0.
Co. are th * only dealm ia Genuine Klectris Ap
pliances on th * Amirican Continent.
HOW TO CURE
CONSUMPTION , COUGHS ,
Colds , Asthma , Croup ,
All dlteaaoB of tbe Throat , Lungs , and
Pulmonary Oman * .
USE ACCORDING TO DIRBCTION8
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
THE COLORADO
BUSINESS COLLEGE
This institution , locatad at Denv r , CoUndo ,
th * Zdugatlonal and Comnnrciil oautar of th *
IVtt , It pre-eminently tha best and most procU *
Cl of Its kind for tha
MERCANTILE TRAINING
OF-
Young Men and Ladies.
G. W. FOSTER , Prejldsnt ,
D. W. CADY , Secretary.
\
The most extensive , thorough and complete
Bltitntlon of tha kind in tha world. Thousands
of accountants and Business men , in th * prin
cipal cities and towns of th * United States , owe
heir SUCMM to our count of training.
The Bteht KiriS of Education for
Young Men and ladies.
Fine , new brick block , at Junction of three
strut car lines. Elegantly fltttd and furnished
apartment * for th * application of aid carrying
oat of our novel and systematic methods of
BUSINESS TRAINING ,
Tonnfmtn who eontomplat * a butlnto life ,
and parents having tons to educate , are partlcu-
arly requested to tend for our new Circular ,
which will giv * full information aa to terms ,
condition ot intranet , etc. A&rett
GW , POSTEE , President ,
HpS-Sm Denver , Colorado.
PROPOSALSPORGRADING.
Omcx 07 Cm Ctnx , I
OMASA , NSJ. , Nov. 10th , 1B 0. )
Stated proposals will be received by the un-
dirsltntd until Fntfday , Nor. ltd , 1KO , for
fllllni in the old creek , south of Lav < > nworth
r.reet between lith a-d IBth streits Th * work
will b * flllmaIn dirt to 3 t uled
actordln ? to instructions fem the
dty engineer cr Jts SUphenson , thalnnan cf
lh oammlttt * on strcta and grades , and sail
llllmif will b * on th * property owned by the tity
k > wit. the streets and alltys in th * vicinity
Bids Shalt specify tht pri : * p r nble yard for
such asatuntot earth as mjy bo ordered hauled
Imtrtctlv * of what that amount may b * .
JEnvtlopts contain ! ! ! ? eald bldt thall b markrd
"Bids for Oradltjt 02 Leavtnworth street" and
b * dtllvtrtd to the undersigned at a time ntt
later above speifid Th * right is retervcd ty
the dty council to reject anv and all bids.
J.F.MoCARTKKT ,
nltet City Clerk.
EL . OOOK
UNDERTAKER ,
OidTellowi'Blotk.
Prompt atUatlon tir n ti orders y telegraph.
71A THS
Chicago & Northwestern
2,380 MILES OF ROAD !
It it tha SHORT , SUF.E and S ! a Rout * Bttwtm
COUNCIL BLUFFS
iKB
GSICAGOMILWATIEEE
and all point * EAST and NORTH.
IT OFJKR3 THK TRAVELING PUBTJO
GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAH ANT
OTIIEK ROAD Di
THE WEST.
It h the OKLT KOAO between
OODNOIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Is rnn
PULLMAN HOTEL CARS !
In addition to tharaand to pleast all classea of
tnrolera , it zives FIR3T-OLASS VSALS at its
EATING STATIONS at M cents each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS I
ITS COACHES AE TJKLElNgn . . . . .
CLASS
If yon wish the Best Travolta * Accommoda
tions von will bur roar ticket by tbU Haale
CTAND WILT , TAKE NONEOTHER.
All Ticket Ajonla can rell YOU Through Tickets
rla this road and Check nsoal Bag-
gaga tfrea of Charge
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 124 Farnhaa St. ,
Cor. llth , and at Union Pacific Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colondo Central and
Union P&cllcTIcict Office.
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICERS Nw Monttom-
ery Street.
For information , folders , mtpa , tto. , not ob
tainable at Home Ticket Office , address any
agent of the Company , or
H4RYIH HUCKITT , ff- STEHNITT ,
Gca'l Hinder , Genl PUB. Acent ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAHES T. CLARK ,
Gen'l Ae't Oouhi h Oonadl BlnffS.
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
CHICAGO
BURLINGTON & QU1NCY
With Smooth acd Perfect Track , Eligant Pass -
s ncr Ccacbco , and
PULLMAN SLEEPING DININQ CARS
It It acknowledged by tt Frwtal all wt ;
traval nv r it , 10 bo the Bert Appointed and
Best ilanaged Bold In the Country.
PASSBNGERS GOING HAST
Should oaar In mind that this it tbt
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO !
And Points East , North and Korthwest.
Passengers by this Route have choice of
FOUE DUTEKENT ROUTES ,
And tbe Advantae of Six Dally Lines ot Palao *
Bleeping Cars from Chicago U
New York Pity Without Change.
All Eiprces Trains on this line are equipped with
the Westinghouse PaUnt Air Rrakii and
Miller's Patent Stfoty Platform and
Couplers , th * most Prfct Pro
tection Against Acci
dents in the world.
PULLHAH PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CARS
Are run on th Burlington Rout * .
Information concerning Boutes , Rata , llm *
Comftctlons , stc. , will b cheerfully given by
applyinj it the office of the Burlington Rat ,
BIS I'ourUentn Stre t , Omaha , Nebraska.
0. E. PERKCX3 , D. YT. HITCnCOCK.
Qen'l Uanxi r. Gon. Weit'u Paas. Agt.
J. 0. PUlLLim , It. J o. , H * .
Geuiral Agent , Omaha.
H. P. DUEL ,
lepl-dl llckit Agent , Omaha.
LINE
1SSO.
K.G.ST.JOE&G.B.n.R. ,
la the only Direct Lin * to
BT. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and VIA WEST.
to change of cart bttwten Omaha and St. Lonil
and but out b tweeii Omaha and New York.
SEX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern & Western Cities
With less chargea and in advanca ot other lints.
This tntlre line 13 equipped with Pullman' !
Palaoe Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Coack-
eo.Mlller'i Sofaty Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
Westmgbousa Air-Brake.
THAT YOUR TICKET EIADg-ttt
jt3"Vla Kanus City , St. Joseph andttt
7CouncilBlulTsK.B.vI BtTSJ
tS"loe aniSt.Loul3.ia
Tickata for uJt at all coupon stations la tht
Wett.
J. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWKS ,
Gen'l Supt. , Cen'l Pass. & Ticket Azt
St. Joseph , Mo. Bt. Jostph , Mo ,
W. 0. SEACHRIST , Ticket Ajen. ,
21 * Fifteenth Street , btw en Farnhaal aid
Donzlaa , Union Block , Omaha.
JOS. TEUON , A , B. BARITAED ,
Pass. Afrent , Omaha. Oen'rl Aeent , Omina.
To Nervous Sufferers-The Great
European Eeme5y Dr. J.
B. Simpson's Specific
Medicine.
It Is a positive cure forSpermatorrhta , Sesalat ]
W akn < KS , Impotency , and ail dlseaias nsultlns ;
from Self-Abuse , ax Mental Anxiety , I * < s * t
Memory , Pains In ihe Back or glda. and diseases
nsou. that laad to
ConwmpMon
Insanity and
in early gr T
Tha ypoalfle
Uedicine is
being n U
with wondtr
fnl tuccest.
_ _ _ _ Pampblttt
sent free to all. Wrlto for thtm and gt full
particulars.
Priee , Specific , Jl.OOpflrructurs.orslx pak-
sges for $5.00. Address all orders to
J.B SIMPSON'.JIEDICIN * C . ,
Kos. Mand 108 JI In St. , Buffalo , JT. T.
Sold in m h ; bv C. F. Goodman , J. W. BH
J. E. IA Ld all dnueista * verywhere.
sep28-dhwly
< n C C ft week In your own town , lirms aad
QOQ outfit fres. Address H. Hallttt fc 0
onlaod. U
KIDN E GEN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for Weaker
or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Bright's Disease , Loss of Energy ,
Nervou ? nebility , or any Obstructions arisinu from Kidney or
Bladder Ti east'S. Also for Yello-wr Fever , Blood and Kidney
Poisoning , in infeotod malarial sections.
Jt3T5y te ! .h li ! i . - > rf ItSST LIUF with JUNIPER BERRIM and BARLEY JIAtT
dlJCOvereJK : - > N v. i en | ci9cnllrontheKidnrysandUrinaryOrsransmnovinsinarI ) < > tf
drpo iu form' > > f . a H . ' . pr.\entlnt ; any otrilmnff , smarting sensation heat or IrrilaHon
In tht incmi.r n t i 1 . - . It On ti > or wntcr p-vf as8. It excites a healthy action In tbe KWnfy *
tivinr them strct' . , ; . n I n.orinjr thew orjnns to a boil thy ecndltfon , showia ; IU B tJ
onhulh tha col r 11 d < . . > . un . It can bo taken at all time ? , in ill climates and andrr , '
circumstances I u n - - cijttcni. Unlike any other prepiration for Kidney dl0 ! ulti *
it has a very pe ! .ai < an u ! c t .n'carnl fta\or. It lus beca difficult to mala a prtpartlno
containing positlro HUH i , t'\ \ + ti which will not nauseate , but le acceptable to the
BefortaklnanyLtreru-ili 1 1. irrabotile of KIDNKGKX to CLKANSK tb K1DNKT * frou
foutmattsr. 1 ry It an y < ii > wiysuso It aa a family modicino. LaJIss Sf cially will Ilk * It
and Gentlemen will Mi d KinwoK.V thobcst Kidney Tinicevariuedl
NOTICE tach l t4 > Ksn 'n < iKnituro of LAWUENCK & MARTIN , alsoa Proprietary OoT m
ment Stamp. ht ! - pormiu KUJNTGHNU bo sold ( without llconic ) by Urcjglits , Grocers * nd
Othtr PersoLt < T rysLere.
Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.
It not found at jeer Drugyisu orOrocerj , wo will send a bottla prepaid to the Bearcat tiftat
oOntoyou
LAV/RENCE & fylARTlN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GEOCEES and DEALEES everywhere
Wholesale atnt Ia Cnuta , STEhLE , J01LNSOK & CO. , will supply tbe trad * at manufaolar
pricea.
XI
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CFOCRAFHY Of CHIS COUNTRY.
V5EE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP. THAT THE
i
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS THE GREAT CONNECTOR LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & TIIE Wte fi
Its main lln mns from ChloiKO Connell
Blntti , panilnn through Jollet , Ottc- . La Billo.
3n ieo , Mollne. Ilocc If land. Davenport.ast
Ubtny. Iowa Citr.Uarenira , Urooklyn. Urln Cil.
Dtn Molncsj ( tha capital of Iowa ) . Stuart , Atlan
tic , and Avocn ; with branches from Hnreaa
Junction to Paorla ; Wilton Junction tn.Musca-
tln * . Wuhlnrton. ralrfleld. Elflon , Bclknap.
CnUTlil , Princeton. Trenton. Oallatln. Came-
rnn. Lavnworth. Atchlson , and Kansas City ;
VTathlnEton to tflRourner , Oskaloosa. and Knox-
Vlll : KeokuE td FarmlnKton. Bonaparte , Ilen-
tonioort. Independent , Eldon. Ottnmwtt. Eddy-
Till , Oikalooia , l'ell , Monroe , and les Mntnes :
N wton toilonroa : DmMolnoU > Incllanolaand
TVtntenat : Atlantic to Lewis and Aurtubon ; and
A'oca to Harlan. This U positively the only
liallroad , which owns , and operates a throuch
lln * from Chicago Into tha Stnto of Kansu.
ThrouRh Eipr ss Pa83enKerTralnawlth Pull-
nan Palaca Can attached , are run each way dally
between CniCAdo and I'xoitu. KANSAS Crrr.
CoraciL BLnrrs. LCAvaxwoRTn and ATCHI-
So.v. Tnrnuch can are also run between MilTau-
ie a.nd Kanias City , via tha " .Milwaukee and
BockliUnd SlioLln . "
Tha * * Great V.ock Iiland" la mairnlflcently
oqulpped. It * road bed Is simply "Tdl ct , and lit
track U laid with steal rails.
Wnatirtll pleas * yon most will be the pleasnn
of enjoying your m nl , while passing over the
bsantUnlpnlrles of Illinois and Iowa. In ono of
> nr msffnlrlctnt Dlnlne Cars tbat accompany all
Thronsli Eipreis trains. Ton Ret an entlra
meal , as coed as Is served In any flnt-clajs hotel ,
lortivtntyflv * cents.
Appreciating tha fact tbat a majority nf the
people prefer separata apartments for different
mrtxwes ( and tha immenio passenger builness
of this Una warranting It ) , we are pl ase < l to an
nounce that this Company runs Pull'yan 1'nlacc
an forsleiplnc purposes , nd Pilace
IHninj Cart for atlntr purpoixn only.
Ereat feature of cur Palace Can 1 * a 8
SAI.DON vmerayon can enjoy your "
at all hears of the day.
MaKnincent Iron UrKliM spaa the
and Missouri riven at all polnu eroe
line , and transfers are avoided at Coand.
Kansas City , Leavenworth. and Ateh sai
ncrtlnnn beinirmade In Union Depot * .
THE PKINCIPAL R. JL coNrnsy niji us
TI1IS ( JItKAT TUBOUUB 10NX jf A -
iOLLOWS :
At cnicAUo.wltb aU fflvarsln ! bMi =
Eaxt and youth.
AtK.NOLlwoou , wlUUcL.LJIH.BV
It. W.AU.K.IUS.
AtWARni.NQTpirDziaim , vitk F. . U
At I.A SALLK. wr.a 111. Oint. p. p.
Ati'EoniA.with P. P. A J.i P. b. & B. . a A < >
W. : 111. Jlld. : and T. P. * W. Rds.
At HOCK ISLAND with "Mllwauko * *
Island S ort Line , " and Hock Isl'd A '
AtUAVE.vpotir.wlih the l > av nport
aM.St.lMl.K.
At WEST LiBsnTT. with th n C.K.
AtUlUNNELI , Tlth Central Iowa K. 1C
A t UEM JIoi.VK. with D 31. A F. D U. & .
At COUNCIL ULDrra.wltb Union Pacux * , ,
At OMAHA , wlthU.AMo.lflt.lt. ti Sc
AtCOtUMBOSjOKCTIO.VwflnB..l\ . V i fi ,
AtOTTUJtwx. wltn Central IowsK.fi. ' 9. ,
St. L. A 1-ao. and C. B. ± Q.Ut. Kda
At KEOKUK. wltbToi Peo.War.t
Louis A Vac. , and -St. JU. Keo. it N.-W.
AtCAMCitu.v. wltnll.Ht-J. K.R.
At ATcniio.v. with Atch. , Toek & itM" ; tl
Atch. & .Neb. and Cen.Br. U. P.lt. VUOkT
At LCAVE.NWORTH , wltaXAn. Pa * .
Cent. It. Ittls.
At KANSAS Crrr. with all lines tot
and Southwest.
. ' , . P-AI.ACE , OAKS n-f > . rnn throuzh . to . . PfORIA.DEA . .
COO.N'OL IIL.Hr7 JfJLNHAH CITT. A TU1IISO.V. i.n.1 J.KA VJEJJTVO
Tl k t Tin tbl * 1,1 ne. known n * the "Orrat Jlocb. liland JUuot * , " are
sOl Tlekat fczcnti In the Unite * Btate * imd Vanuila.
Info rotation not obtainable at your home ticket offlee , Jdr w
B VtiU , E. SO * . JOHN ,
Gen'l Superintendent- Uea'l Tit. aad Pus'sr AJa.
CHAS.
FURNITURE , BEDDiNO , FEATHERS
And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and
Upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
P u month wt 1 08 and 1210 Fnrnlmm Street.
T. S. HITOHOOOK , M. D. S. ,
Trees New Tork has located in Omaha , and
guarantees to do flrst-clatu work.
Dental Rooms , ovtr A. Crulckihank ft Co.'a , Cor.
1Mb and Doujbs. scp9-2m
SHOW CASES
BT
OT _ W XXj
1117 CAS3 fcT. , OMAHA , NEB.
tSfti iood asaortinent always on hand.S )
31. K. KISDON.
dcncrul Insurance Ajrcnl ,
UEPKE3EM3 :
pnESIXA& < CRANCB CO. , of Lon.
Jon , Cish As-ets | I,10T.lf
ESTCIIEaTKK. N. Y. , CnpltO l.OOO.OOi
THE MBRCIIANCS , of Newark.N. J. , l.OOO.OO
OIRAItD FIUt PhiladelpIiUCapltal. . l.OOO.Wa
NOIITHWBSTUKN NATIONAICsp-
Ital 900,083
FIRSUUK'S FUND , California goo.QDj
UltlTISU AMKKICA ASSUKANCECo leOOM3
NEW A tKFIREISS. CO. , AeMts. . . . So".W )
AMURICAF CENTRAL , Awets 800W
8 aat Cor. of Fifteenth 4 Doasrlas St. .
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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 , NOTIONS , BLANKETS , COMFORTS , TABLE EN
HOSIERY , DOMESTICS AND MILLINERY.
Call and examine our Stock. You can save to 20 per cent , by buying of us. German and Swedish clerks ,
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