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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1881)
A. GRUiGKSHANK & CO. , h Importers and Retailers. EMBROIDERIES , V Direct from the best manufactories in Europe , Having for tie Past three yearsunade a specialty of Embroideries during the months of January and February , increasing this department with re markable rapidity till we are now recogn ized as the leading Emporium , in the Northwest for EMBROIDERIES ! ' 'Anticipating a larger demand for these goods this seaspn , we have made extraordinary efforts to secure the I Most Choice and Original Designs and are now showing on our Counters over IIrm 100,000 , YARDS , rm > Bemg the Largest Stock of Embroideries we ever had the pleasure of Showing. \ READ OUR PRICES. 500 yards at 3c , 500 yards at 5o 500 yards at 6 l-2c. 500 yar3s at 7 l-2c. 500 yards at 8 l-2c. 500 yards at Hk 500 yards at 12 l-2c. - 500 yards at 15o , And a large Assortment of Finer Goods with Edgings and Insertmgs to Match. Store Closes at 6:30. : ATTORRtTS-fiTtAP. CHARLES POWELL , OF THE PEACE Comer JSth and JUSTICE SU. . Omaha Meb. VvM. SI .ERAL , A TTOKNEY AT LAW Roomfl.Crelghtcn JBlock. . 16th HU. OMAHA. NEB. D. L. THOMAS , ; \ TTORNKT AT LAW Loans money , bay * ii. and Mils reI estate. Boom 8 , Cwlghton Block. A. C. TRQUP. l TTORKET AT LAW Office In Hmacom'l A. H k , wUb Oorjro K. Prltchett. 1MB yirulwm St. OMAHA. SKB. 5SXTERL THOMAS , nORMET AT LAW-CrolckWiaak I Bnlld ft. K. CKACW1CK , \ TTORNE7 AT LAW Offlc * 16M Farnhaa IBU et. "ftJ.LFtAgSS ? , = - AWYEB OBoe In Orotofatoo Mo k , nut it lj PottOflloe , OUAOA , ItCBZASEA , BOTAKT rUBLIO < 3OLLiOTI'Jlre : ! HADE O'SRIEIc $ . 8AHUFTT , Attorneyg-at-Law , omCE-Hnlon BloetJTngeirth an Pamham TO. IS. 3BJU JM 'JL'Om , ATTORNEY AT LAW. fiascti BLOCK , cor. . DOUG & IETO srs. OMAHA. KEB. W. d. Connell , Attorney-a t-La w , Ofllc : FroolrOuaia , np ( tain. In n nzjomi * II-IT brl < * bnildUiR , N. w. correr Fifteenth cd ttrnhuu BlnmU. it. KIDI cs ItEmcK & KEOICK , A ttcr nejs-at-Law. t > Pd4 ttntlon will t * ri * n to all TnlU rv 4r > .n t mrpuittloiw n < erarr dMcrlptioa ; will | r > rc > lre in 1 Hbe Court * oi the Bute and the 'JnlU-d SUU . Offlcc. Famhaai St. , oppoelU O'irt Ho * - . EDWARD . SIMERAL , < vRVrY AT LAW Room 8 Orelshton ATT Block , UUi and Douila : smieU. nogtlh 5. F. gAHDERgQK , t TTVKXXT AT LAW til TVmbiJa Ittc.1 V- * * n alia K hrackv . T. KimiRDJU Q. J. Q0HT RICHARDS & HUNT , Attorneys-at-Law. Ornca li South rourt enth Street. dAIITA OLAUS FOUND. - Greatest Ulooovery of the Aire. WondtrtaldlKOTerleeln the world hare been mad * Among other things whore Santa Clans stayed Children ott sk U he makee coeds or not , U raally he Bres In a mountain ot snow. Last year an excursion sailed dear to tha Pol * And suddenly dropped Into what seemed like ahole Where wonder ot wonders they found a now land , TUle faby-Uks bclain appeared on each hied. Tbore were mocntalns Uk ours , with more beautiful freed , And far brighter tklos than eror wcr teen , Birds with the hues of a rainbow wen found. While flowers ot axqulttte fragrance were ROW Ing around. Hot long we they left to wonder In doub. A bohic soon came thi ; bad beard much about , Twas Santa Clans' s lf and thlsthey all cay , 3e Uoked like the picture esea erery day. n * drovs up a Venn that looked Teryqueer , Twas a team ot nasshoppers Instead ot reindeer , Be rode la a shell Instead ot a slelfh , Bat he took them on bovd and drore tbtm away. He showed them all orar his wonderful realm. And factories making goods for women and men Furriers were working on hata great and f * lit To Bonce's ther said thty ware stadlng them all. Krla Clnrle , tha Glora Haksr , told them at once , All our Olorea we are i ending to Bonce , Santa abowed them suspenders and many thlnjrt more. Baying I alsa took taeca to friend Bonce's Eton. Santa Clans then whUpcnd a secret b 'd teO. As In Omaha rery on * knew Bunco well , H therefor * should send his roods to bit can , Knowing his friends will get their full saar * . How remember y * dwellers In Omaha town , AH who want prwnts to Bunco's go round , Forihlrts , collars , or glores great and small. Band your sister or aunt one and aL Bonce , Champion Batter ot the West. Danrlti ; 5t. OmaXa HAMBURC AMERIC N PACKET GQ.'S Weekly Line cu SteamsMps LeaTiag New Tork Every Thursday at 2 p. m. For England , France and Germany. for FaaBatr * apply to C. B. RICHARD & CO. , * * Passenfet Agecti , Broadway , NewTork J _ _ 500 yards at 16 2-3c , 500 yards at 20c. 500 yardsat221-2c.- 500 yards at 25 D. 500 yards at 30c , 300 yards at 35c. 300 yards at 40c , 250 ysrds at 45o. Mlh : DAILY BEk OMAHA PUBLISHING CO. . PROPRIETORS $16 Farnham , bet. Stk and 10th Strccit TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. t Copy 1 year , In advance ( postpaid ) tS.00 6 months " " 4.M 8 months " " 2,00 TIME TABLES THE MAILS. 0 , * N , W. K. R 630a. m. , StOp. ; 0. B. & O..6 0 a. m. , 240 ; p. m. C. R. I & P. E. R. . 630 a , m. , 2:10 : p. C' & St Joe 630 a. m. n. P. R.E. , 11:10 a. m. 0. 4 R. V. to LlncolD , 10 a. tr. A. AM. R.R..8 : < Oa m. O. ft N. W. , 7SO a. m. OP7SIH8 0. * H. W. R. R. , U a. m. , 11 p. o. C. B. * O. , 11 a. m. , B JO p. m. 0. R. 1. 1 P. , 11 , . m. , 11 p. m. O. B-aiSt , Joe. , 11a.m. , Up m. D. P. R. R4 p. m. O. & R. V. from Lincoln , 12:10 p. m , 8. City & P. , 11 a.m. B. &U.lnAeb..ip. m. Local malls for State Iowa learo but cnoe i day , vis : 4:30 a. m. OfBce Open from 12 to ) p. m. Bundayg. TBOUAS F. HALL. PosUnart f. Arrival And Departure of Trains ONION PACIFIC Mi VI. XHHIVB. Duly Expreea 12:15 : p. m. S:2E p. m do Hired 6:10 p. m i:2S : p. m. do Freight 5:30 a.m. lUOp. n > . do do :16a.m , 12:20a.m. TlMt CARD OF THE BORLINOTON. ARRIVE OMAD1 SKT. 3:40 : p. m. Express lOrfM ) a. m , 1 . 8:00 : a. m. Ysll 10:00 p. re. Sundays Ezcepted. Bundayi Excepted. CQICAOO.-BOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC. Had . 6:00 a. m. I Mall . . . 10:00 : p. ro. Expren . 8:10 p.m. ) Erpresa..lO.-eo . m. CHICAGO KORTHWE3TERK. Kail . _ . 6 0 a. m. I Mall . _ 7:20p.m. K * press. . . . . .S:40 : pirn. | Express. . . .10:00 : . m Sundnj > exceptcd. KAKSAS CITY , ST. JOE t COUNCIL BLUFFS lfcll..8:00 : a. m. I Exprcis . 7 : < 0a. m. Krpross . 6AOp.m. | Man . The only line running Pullnun Slocplnp Can out of Omaha to Union Depot. OMAHA & NORTHERN NEBBASKA TAIL. WAY COMPANY. Leave. Arrive. 'xpreti . . .8:00 : a. ta. I Kxprasa _ SO p , m. Uued . 1:50 p m. ( Mixed . 10:43 : a. m Dally ExceptSundtys. 8. A IT. R. R. In NEBRASK 4. IIAVK. ARR1VK. Expre M . 8KOam | Freight . S Oam Freight . . . . . . C:55 : p m f Express . 1:1. : > pm 8IOUI CITY & ST. PAUL R. R. U . . . . . . _ . . a m I Kxprou . 10.-00 a m Expreo . 8,40pm f AI , . ? \ . 720 p m WABASU , ST. LOUtd t PACIFIC. liana. AKRins. Kan . - 8a.m. I Mall - . - 11:56 a m Erpreffl..B:40p. : m. | Express. . . . . , i5 p. ra. BRTDOE DIVISION U. P. R. R. Lreive Omaha , dally -8 a. ta. , B a. m. , 10 a m. , H a. m. . 1 p. m. , S p. m. , S p. m . 6 p. m , , 6 p. m. . Lrare Council Blufb ; 8 5 a. m. , B2 a. m. , 10Si a. m. , 1125 a. to. , 1 5 p m. , X:25 p. m. , SSi p. m. , E.-25 p. m. , 6:25 p. m. , Four tripe on Sunday , leaving Omaha at 9 and II a. m. , ! and E p. m. ; Conndl Blutli Lt 9:2S. 11 ( a. m. . and 25 and G25 p. m. Ltava Omaha : 6 a. m. , 7 v m. , SiO . m. , 1 p. m. , 4 0 p. m. , 725 p. m. , Lear * Conndl Bluffs : 6:16 a. m , , 8:40 : a. m. . 11 HO a , m. 625 p. m. , 7.-00 p. m. , 7:50 p. m. Dally except Sunday. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R. . LX1TI , Dally except Sunday * . To UeirouB Sufferere The Great European Kemedy Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific Medicine. Itls a positive curcforSpermatorrhea , Seminal Weakness , Impotency. and aj diseases resulting from Selt-Abuse , M Mental Anxiety , Lo e of Memory , Pains In the Back or Side , and diseases * sxnmx. I that lead to Consumption Insanity and an early grave The Specific Medicine is being me with uronder- ful success. Pamphlets Writ , for them and rf tuU : ? ' P * * . or U packages - ages for fS.OC. Address all orders to J. B. SIMPS0.1 MEDICIKE CO. , Kpy. M and 106 Main Bt. , Buflalo , N. T. Sold In maha by a F. Goodman , J. W. Bell J. K. lib nd an drurg-Ut * everywhere. A STOUT PEN , Where Penitential Psalms Well Up from Many Hardened Hearts. A Peep Through Iron "Bars and a Walk Through Workshops. Liberty Lingers on the Outer Walls. Correspondence of The Be . LINCOLN , Web. , January 22. The Nebraska state penitentiary is situated on a tract of land embracing one thousand acres , about three miles south of Lincoln. The walli of this institution enclose between seven and eight acre ? , while the balance of the land is leased for the purpose of farming. Forty convicts are em ployed on the farm in season , and in the one item uf corn , over 800 bush el a were cribbad this fall. This is fed to the stock , which consists of three hundred cattle , es nnny hogs , and about fifty horses Through the courtesy of Mr. T. A. Graham , steward , I was taken behind the bars , and shown everything worth seeing. Upon entering the reception room every visitor is required to reg ister his name. Very often the regis ter-shows over 100 persons to have visited the institution in ono day. TUB WALL surrounding the institution is twenty feet high , nine feet at the base and three at the top. On each corner is a xuard tower. There is aho a balcony on tbo south wall of the cellhouse , where a guard keeps constant watch. There are twenty guards employed. There are TWO HUSDKED AND SEVENTY-TWO PRIS- ONEE3 now in the penitentiary. The first shop visited was that of the stonecutters ters , in which ninety men , clad in zebra suits , were miking A lively racket with drill and chisel A if ay to the further end Doc Middleton was engaged in dressing stone , to be used on the new capitol. Re is tmM of atuturo , nnd , clean shaven , looks any thing but the chief desparaio of the Niobrara frontier. In the harness shop , twenty-five men are employed , who turn out ten dozen collars and five aels of harness a day. Tnese goods are sold , largely , to Oainha dealers. In the bruom factory eight men are employed , and the capacity is twenty dozen brooms per d-iy. Adjoining this room is the stocking factory , where seventy five pairs of woollpn stockings are knit per day , by means of patent machines. In the utility shop , fifteen men are en- gitgpd in making all kinds of farm machinery , eto. The tailor shop em ploys thirty men , aud the laundry about fifteen. I have recited the various depirt- mrnts of work that an idea may be forn'ed of how the convicts are em ployed. It : R a matter of note that the prisoners are all stont , healthy looking men , and very rarely put on the sick list. The most interesting feature of the pen is the cell-hntnu , which contains 320 calls. They are arranged in a row in the center of a room 160x60 feet in dimensions , leav ing a passage-way about ten feet wide between the outer walls and the cell walls , on all sides. At present there are only two stories of cells , but ntxt summer the lessee will double this number , making G40 cells in all. I taw th convicts quit work and file into their dreary quarters , it being 5:30 : o'clock in * ho evening , the usual time for supper. At the tap of a bell the long linea begin issuing from the several shops , each convict walking Tfith his hands resting on the shoulders of the one in front of him. At the door of the cell house each prisoner takes two slices of bread , a cup of coffee ( and occasionally pud ding ) , and goes directly to his cell. The count is made f ter each meal. A keeper goes to each cell and calli the number of it , the occupant being re quired to stand with his hand and face against the bars of the door and an swer to his call. Half-put eight Is the hour for retiring to bed. At half- past five in the morning the bell rings for the convicts to get up , and breakfast is served at six The usual fare for breakfast la potatoes , meat , coilee and bread , and for dinner a va riety of vegetables in addition. Dur ing the summer butter is given at ev ery meal. A library of 1,600 volumes is kept for the use of the convicts. They are allowed one bonk a week. Their letters are given them once a week also. I did not mention the chapel , a largo room in the main building , where the gospel is preached to the striped sinners. Off of this room is the warden's office , where the record of each prisoner is given upon en trance into durance vile , his photo graph taken , and his suit exchanged. I looked over these photograo--s. There were some very pleasant fncjs among them , but others looked moan enough to beat a newspaper bill. Among the questions asked is "What a new-comer , : are your politics ? " A member of the party of visitors asked the clerk which one of the two great political parties was best represented. "The republican party , " was the rtply. 'Well " siidth-s visitor "that , , cer tainly don't speak well for our party. I always gave the republicans ureater credit than that. " I Informed him that the bad element of our party was all in jail , while the majority of the democrats hadn't been convicted yet. J. B. H. Jay Gould s Abilities as a Bear. Jay Gould had § 30,000,000 in mon ey September 1 , 1873 , and was then prepared to hammer the market down to send a thrilling fear through all the Hat. On the 5th of September ho appeared in the exchange and began work. He first attacked gold ; § 200- 000,000 was sold in one day by him self aud his associates. The price fell 7 conti , giving Gould an enor mous profit. Ho locked up his profit * and his capital , and turned attention to the list of stocks that had already weakened from 10 to 15 per cent. , in sympathy with his daring raid on gold. Distrust becama general , shall holders were shaken out , timid ones sold oat , and many strong opsrators ranged ihemselves on the "bear" tide , under Gould's leadership. Western Union was the next object of assault He said 40,000 shares short , and down it went , tumbling ten cents in one hour , clearing Gould a half a mil lion in sixty minutes. This was on the 18th of September , and by noon Jay Cooke failed. Then came riot and ruin. On the next day the steadiest stocks dropped like lead , and the staunchest house collapsed. By 3 p. m. "there had been a loss of $100,000- 000 in values since morning , and money was worth 5 per cent , a day. Gould flitted like a vulture , through the bhck and sickening icenes , bat tering mercilessly any itock that showed signs of vitality. The next day the b&nki suspended , and at 12 the Stock Exchange closed doors and the panic had settled up on the country. It seemed im possible to lift prices. There wa money enough but no confidenca. The g-vvernmont reissued $300,000 , 000 of greenbacks There wera about 4,000,000 cf bales of cotton In the souih , anc 1,000,000,000 of bushels of wheat in the west , but there WAS no confidence , ncd everything logged. For over three years there was a de pression in eveiyhing. Stocks would rise a bit and U-en fall lower than ever , until , in April , 1&77 , bed rock was reached. It was then estimated 1 hat the shrinkage in the leading stccks in the street amounted to over $200,000,000 , and over ono thousand millions of railway values had gona into the hands of receivers. The low est point reached was in May , 1877 , and then began the upward movement that has perched the old stocks on suchfaizzy heights. That Jay Gould has been feeling the market for another "break" for the past six months Is well known. He has lost heavily in raiding stocks that still had a use in them , but has always been shrewd enough to draw out ba- fore he was badly damaged. It was recently tumored that he had been caught by Vanderbilt In Balling North west short , and settled by paying Van derbilt § 1,800,000. He bides his tima. He can now command § 100,000,000 , where In ' 73 he got together only$60- 000,000. A friend of his told me the other day that he had a cash balance In the banks of § 14,000,000. He is equipped for destiuctton aa never man was before. With his vast system of roads , competing with almost every leading line , ho can open war , cut rates and lot slip havoc. With bis newspapers he can create apprehen sion. In 1873 , almost entirely alone and In disrepute , he new has hosts of friends and followers. That ho believes tha time Is ripe for havoc cau be told from the facts. Union Pacific , which he created and made valuable , Is now selling twenty cents higher than it was when he sold out of U presumably believing that it had then reached its top value. Lake Shore is now selling at 50 per cent , higher than it was when he was wheu he was selling It short , implying thereby that he thought it then too high. So of St. Ptiuf and Northwest. He believed they were too high months ago , and boldly sold them short and yet they are now 40 to 50 per cent higher than they were then , tie will strike them then with all his force , and then see the solinteia ily. [ New York Letter in St Luuis Rupublican. He Wanted to Laugh. Dttro't Froj Tress. At mid-forenoon yesterday , a min ho was crossing Woodward avenue at Congress street suddenly bouan to paw the air with his lunds and perform divers strange antics with his foHtand after taking plenty of time about it ho CAine down in a heap. More than fifty people saw the performance , aud there was a general lau h. It had uotceaaed yet when a man with a funeral countenance - tonance pushed his way into the crowd and asked : "Who Is he what's his name ? " "It's Jones , " answered a voice. "What Jones ? " "Thomas Jones. " "Sure ? " "Yes , I've known * him for over twenty years. " "Then I'll laugh , " said the solemn- faced man , and he leaned agaiust the wall and chuckled and laughed until ho could hardly get his breath. One of the crowd remarked on his singular conduct , and the laugher wiped the tours'from his eyes and replied : "Gentlemen , nothing tickles me all over so much a ? to see a man fall down. Ten years ago I waa salesman in a wholesale house , with a fine chance for promotion. One day a man just ahead of me fell down and I laughed. It was our old man , aud he discharged me on the spot. Bive years later I ws engaged to a rich girl. As I came outof thepostoffice one day a man sprawled out on the walk , and I laughed till I was sore. It was my Angelina's old man , and ho broke up the match. Again I laughed myself out of a position in a bank , and but for the same 'failure I should to-day have a place in the custom house. I have learned wisdom. Now when I see a man fall I ask his name and find out If he has any Influence to put me xnt of my clerkship. If he has I look solemn and pass on. If he hasn't I la-laugh ha ! hal ha ! Jones is it ! Jones can't do mo any harm , and ha ! ho ! ha ! ha ! I wouldn't have missed this for a month's sal ha ! ha ! ha ! " NEBBASKA LE&ISLA.TUKE. The Senate. The official liat of senators in the legislature of Nebraska is aa follows : 1st District R. A. Wherry , W.W. Turk. 2d District William Daily. 3d District C. H. Van Wyck , H. F. Oady. 4th District 0. K. Teft. 5th District G. W. DOANE , JKO. 0. HOWE. 6th District J. 0. MoyorB. 7th District S. B. Taylor. 8th District J. F. Burns. 9th District Jihn Zuhrnng. 10th District Isaac Powers. llth District B. K. Smith. 12th District J. W. Perkins. 13th District W. E , Morse. 14th District M. K. Turner. 16th District A. J. Evans. 16th District E. C White. 17th District 0. H. Gere , .0. W. Price. 18th District J. R. Ervin. 19th District E. B. Harrington. 20th District H. M. Weeks. 21et District Tuos. GRAHAM. 22d District Martin Birnes. 23d District J. B. Dinsmore. 24th District 0. B. Ooon. 25th District Sidney Baker. 26th District Henry Snyder. HOUSE OF REPIIELENTATIVES. First District Richardson , P. S. Hoacock , J. R. Dowty , .John Kloop- fel , Ghas. Cole , rep. Second Pawnee , J. L. Linn , A. H. Jackson , rep. Third Uage , Elijah Filloy , H. H. Silver , rep. Fourth Johnson , J. S. D w , A. A. Carman , rep. Fifth Nernaha , Church Howe , T. L. Schick , M. B. Riymen , rep. Sixth Otoe , Nelso Orerlon , F. T. Ransom , J. 0 Moore , J. M. Par ry , rop. Seventh Lancaster , N. 0. Abbott , 0. 0. Whedon , N. T. McOlun , R. B ! Graham , rep. Eighth Saunders , H. H. Shedd , Benjamin Johnson , J. E. Scott , rep Ninth Cass , R. B. Windham , JRB Hall , H. D. Roof , rep. Tenth Sarpy , Amos Gates , dem. Eleventh Doughs , W. J. Broatch , H. Bolln , J. H. Kyner , P. M. Mul len , E. M. Bartlett , S. K Jackson , rep. ; W. A. Parton , J. A. McShane , dem. dem.Twelfth Twelfth Dodge , Wm. Fried , J. R. Oantlin , rep. Thirteenth WashlngtonH.SprIck J. B. Baily , rep. Fourteenth Bnrt , J. 0. Laughin , rep. rep.Fifteenth Fifteenth Ouming , A. Peterson , rep.T. ; M Transe , dem. Sixteenth Dakota , Joe Holman dem. dem.Seventeenth Seventeenth A. S. Palmer , rep. Eighteenth Jefferson , 0. P. Slo- cumb , rep. Nineteenth Thayer , E. M. Oor- rell , rep. Twentieth Nuckolls , J. M.-Oook ' rep. Twenty-firai Webster , H.S. K&ley ' rep. Twenty-second Adams. 0. R. i Jones , rep. Twenty-third Olsy , J. H. Case , rep. Twenty fourth' Fillmore , N. S. Babcock , rep. Saline W. H. Twenty-fifth , Kemp- ton , H. McDougal , rep. ; S. J. Her man , dem. Tvrenty sixth Seward , H P. King , rap..Heury ; BicV , fusion. Tw'entj-seventn York , Albert Wilson , S V. Moore , rep. Twenty-eighth Hamilton , John Helraea , rep. Twenty-ninth Hall , Fred. A. Sears , rep. Thirtieth Buffalo , S. C. Ayer , rep. Thirty-first Lincoln , J. C. Wntte , dem. Thirty-second Harlan , Geo. 0. Reed , rep. Thirty-third Howard and Greoley , F. Frederick , rep. Thirty fourth Merrick , C. Hostel- ter , rep. Thirty-fifth Polk , John H. Mickey , rep. rep.Thirtysixth Butler , T. Jensen , Thirty-seventh Oolfar , A. W. Walling , rep. Thirty-eighth Platte , Geo. 0. Lehman , dem. Thirty - ninth Madison , C. C. Wyatt , rep. Fortieth Cedar , J. A. Ziegler , dem. dem.Fortyfirst Burl and Dodge , J. A. Sill , rep. Forty-second Stanton , Wayne and Pierce , 0. L. Lamb , rep. Forty-third Knox and Holt , and unorganized territory , W. H. McOlure , rep. rep.Fortyfourth Antelope , W. W. Putney , rep. Forty-fifth Boone , Valley , Sher man , and unorganized territory , G. W. Brown , rep. Forty-sixth Dawaon and Frontier , A. S. Baldwin , rep. Forty-aeventh Franklin and Kear ney , H. C. Wells , rep. Forty-eight Furnas , Phelps , and Gosper , R.V. . Montgomery , rep. Forty-ninth Cheyenne , Keith , Dundy , Chase , Hitchcock , Red Willow - low , and unorganized territory , con test betvrosn R. B Daily , rep. ; and D Carrftjan , dem. Fiftieth Cass and Sauuders , J. B. McKinnon , rep. Fifty-first Platte , Colfax and But ler , J. C. Roberts , rep. Fifty second Filinore and Clay , W. D. Gray , rep. GBEATEST REMEDY KNOWN. Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption certainly the greatest medical remedy ever placed within the reach of Buffetim ; humanity. Thou sands of cnco hopeless : ufforera , now loudly proclaim their praUe fur this wonderful Discovery to which they owe iheir lives. Not only does it posi tively cure. Consumption but Co ghs , Colds , Asthma , Brorchits , ilui- Fever , Hoaranoss and all affections of the Throat , Chest and Lungs yields at once to its wonderful curative pow er as if by magic. We do not ask you to buy a large bottle unless you know what you are getting. We therefore earnestly request you to call on your druggist , J. K. Isii , and get a trial bottle free of cost which will convince the most skeptical of its wonderful merits , and show you what a regular one dollar size bottle will do. For halo by J , K. Isu. (4) ( ) Arnica Salve The BEST SALVE in the world f ot Outs , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt Rhoura , Fever Sores , Totter , Chapp ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salvo U guaranteed to give perfect aatiafac- tied in every caae or money re funded , Price 25 cents per box. For s lo by 8dly Tab. & McMahon , Omnha. THE DR.C.McLANE'3 LIYEJS PILLS are not recommended as a remedy " for all the ills that flesh is heir to. " but in directions of the Liver , and in all Bilious Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head ache , or diseases of thit character , they stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used pre paratory to , or after taking quinine. As a simple purgative they are unequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS , The genuine are never sugar-coated. Each box lias a red- wax seal on the I'd , with the impression.McLANE'S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa tures of 0. MGL.VNB and FLEMING BROS. fiSf Insist upon having the genuine DR. C. McLANB'S LIVBU PILLS , pre pared b" FLEMING BROS.jPHtslmrgli , Pa. , the market being full of imitations of the name JlclMiie , spelled diflurcntly , but same Moiiunciatioa- _ HOW TO CURE CONSUMPTION , COUGHS , Colds , Asthma , Group , All diseases of the Throat , Lungs , and Pulmonary Organs. OSE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. Prepared from frulU Is the Best and Most Agreeable Preparation in the World For Constipation , Biliousness , XXeadacne , Torpid Liver. Hem- orrlioids , indisposition , and all Disorders arising from an ob structed state of tlic system. ] > adc3 ! and children , and those who dislike UUInj pills anil nnuseons medicines , nre espe cially pleased with Its agreeable qualities. TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE may be ns d In all cases that need the old of a purgative , cathartic , oraperlent medicine , and wtilleltpro- ducos the same resnlt ai the ncents named , It < : entirely free from the usual objections common to them. Facked in bronzed tla boxet only. Price 25 cts. Large boxes 6oc. SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DRUGGISTS. 0. F. Ooo'm n , WfaolerftlaAgtsts , Onuha.Ktg. Uf A MTCPI l < ocal Azeuts everywhere to ga If Hll I HU Tea , Coffee , Bating Powder. Flavoring Extracts , etc , by sample , to families , Profit good. Outfit free. People's Tea Co. , EOT 2050. St. Louis. Mo. a week la your own town , lermg and outfit freo. Addrao * H. Hallett & Co. , Fortland.Me WORTH EEMEMBEEIfiQ. That TARRAST'S SEWMR Arsaicrr lepreje in each bolt , e thirty or forty elites of Sp r me Seltrer Water , containing all the virtues of the celebrated German fprmj. U is always fresh and always rivJy , and thus commends llssll to all for its efficacy , portability and cheapness. AIL DBPGOI-T3 HAVE JT. THE DAILY BEE CUIns the Latest Home and Tele- News of th Day. THE COLORADO BUSINESS COLLEGE rhla Institution , located at l > enver , Colorado , the Educational and Commercial center of the \Vflst , la pre-eminently the beat and most practi cal of 1U kinJ for the ] MERCANTILE TRAINING OF Young Men and Ladies. G. W. FOSTER , President , D. W. CADY , Secretaiy , The moat extensive , thorough and complete natitntion of the kind la the world. Thousand ! of accountants and Business men , In the prin cipal cities and towns of the United States , owe their succees to our course of training. The fiieht End of Education for Young Men and Ladies Fine , new brick block , at junction of three treet car lines. Elejantly fitted and furnished apartments or the application of and carrying out of our novel and systematic methods of BUSINESS Young men who contemplate a business life , and parents bavin ; soni to educate , are particu larly requested to send for our new Circular , which will give full liJornntlon as to terms , onditlon of entrance , etc. Address G. W. FOSTEKi President , 0-3m Denver Colorado. PILE REMEDY. INTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AND STCHING PILES rtfia nt only on llic application of I > 1 : . < > nnlio' Fi'.a Kr tnetl'.v. nhlcli nct ill wUijmu UJ I'nrU tflecle i. a&aocaini I laying I In 2iitfti fttli pr. act ; HU ) youo n- < 1 merit * . DO NOT tctn the drain on the j tem prodnce permanent dUnbllltjbnt boy It , PRICE , 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT , -ml when you can not obtain Hofhlru.Tn rill lend It , prepaid , on receipt ofprlrc It. Bmuuibo'B Trcal on Piles wnt Ire. m application. Addrcu ME DR , BOSANKO MEDICINE GO , A. new and hitherto unknown remedy for all Kidcoyg , Bladder , anu Urinary It will positively cure Diabetes , Gravel , Drop- ay , Qrlirht'a Dlacaee , inability to rotaln or espcll th ? Urine , Catarrh of the Bladder , hlh coir red and scanty crlne , FslnJul Urinating , LAME BACK , Ueneral Weakness , and all Female Com- plalntg. It avoids Internal medicines , la certain In It effects and cores when nothing else can. For nale by all Dragglgta or Bent by mall free npon receipt of the pnce , $2.00. DAY HEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS , Toledo , O. I8T& ; your addrew for oar little took , Sow 3 was Saved. " Mr. " g in _ WROUGHT IRON FENCES. Wire Fcndn ? and Railing a Speciality. Their beautr , permanence and economy dilly working the extinction of all fencing cheap material. Eleicint In design , iuutatrnctlblo Fencua for Lawns , Public Grounds Mid Ceme tery Plats. Iron Vases , Lawn Settsw , c&nopled and of ii-tic p-ittoma ; Chairs * ml every description of Iron and Wlra ornament * ! work dcslirned and uianufjcturfil hv E. T. ( fARNUU'o Wire and Iron W..rk , IT , 29 a d 31 Woodward Ave , De troit , Mich. Semi ' * n'Ou i - -ataloguo anil FEVER ANDAG E. There Is nc civilized nation In the Western neral'ph < re In which tte utility of Ilostttter's Stunwch Bitters as a tonic , co'rtctivc , and antl- bilious medicine , la not known and appreciated. While it 16 a medicine for M .seasons and all cliaa'.ef , it is especially -nited to the complaints RO nerated by the weather , telne tLe purest and " ocst vegetable stlmnlant la th "world For sale by Dru ists and I'calera , to whom ap- 1.1T for Hottctter's Alaismc for 1SS1. 3L K. General Insurance A en ( , . . . .1 London - don , Cash Assets . W,1W,1J iVESTCnESTEB , N. T. , Capital . I.OOO.OuJ THE MERCHANrS , of Newark , H. J. , l.OOC.OO OIRAIW FIKE.PhiladelphlaCapltal. . l.OOC.OOO NORTUWSSTIIKK KAT10NALCap- Hal . 90C.50- . FinEMEK'S FUKD , Calilornla . BOO CO BKITISH AMERICA ASSURANCECo 1.200.MO HEWA 'IK FIRE IMS. COAssctg . EoO.OCO AMKRIOAF CKrrRArs AsaeU . BOO CM S t Cnr. rf FUtenth ft Douglas St. OMAHA , NEB. UK. A. S. PEXDERY , CONSULTING PHYSICIAN ] GAS PERMANESTLT LOCATED HIS KED- ICAL OFFICE , I > S Tenth Street , . OMAHA , NEBRASKA Offering his services In all departments "o medicine and surgery , both In srcneral ait pjcHl prWl-e acute and chronic di s es Ca be consulted cht and day , and will visit a , p art of tiie city nd count ? on recMo * of I tu ; ; GO EAST -VIA THS Chicago & Northwestern 2,380 MILES OF ROAD ! It la the SHORT , BOBS tnd Silo Bontd Between ICOUNCIL BLUFFS ' CHIOAGO.MILWAIFKEE and ill point * EAST and NOBTH. rr OFFERS T S nAvsuso rr-tuo 3BEATEK 5ArIUTI23 AXD MJP.K DVAHTAGiS THAK A.Vf OTH5R ROAD IN TUB WEST. _ ItUthB ONLY ROAD bctwefn OODNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon which li ran PULLMAN HOTEL GABS ! In addition to these ic.J to plewe all cla ? < fs of travelers. It elv FIRST-CLASS HEALS at lt § HATINO STATIONS t JO cent * rach. IT3TRACX IS STEEl RAILS 1 ITS COACHES ARE THE FINEST ! ITS EQUIPaSHT FIRST CUSS U yon wish the Best Traveling Accommoda tion * yon will bnr your ticket by this Route * VAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER , All Ticket Asronta nn will TOO Through Tickets TI thlj toad and Ch * nsua Bag. nun Free of Charge7 OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 1214 Farnham St. , Cor. 14th , and at Union Padfic Depot. DENVER OFFICE In Colondo Central and Union Paciao Ticket Office. flAN FRANCISCO OFFICE J Naw llontrom. eryStreet , For Information , folders , ramps , etc. , not ob tainable at Home Ticket Office , addren any agent of the Company , or SWIM HUCHITT , W. 3TEMHITT , Gen'l Uana cr , OonT Paas. Agaxt , CHICAGO , ILL. JAHES T- CLARK , Oen'l Ait Omaha * Coancll Blnffj. THROUGH TO CHICAGO Without Change of Cars ! TBIIE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUINCY With Smpoth and Perfect Trick , Eleicanl Paa scnjer C'jwhce , and PULLMAN SLE P1KC DIBiNC GAPS _ It li acknovieiIA-oi tf tic Fw * . in 1 tit ni c travel tmr It , to be the Best Ai > i > onlci ! ! ADD Best Managed P.oad In the Couciry. PASSENGFRS GOJNG EAST Should oear In mind that this to the BEST BQUTE TO CHICAGP , A..O TVihiM a t * . 'tl > intl Norhw st Pis piirrrs ' r * - , I > * VP ihi * P of FOUR DIFFFEENTT BOUTO. \ml the A'lvantajro of Six Dally Urea cj PuLu c Slccpin Car" from fTMc-ieo to New York City Without Ghangp. < 11 Exprora Trains on this line are equipped with the Westinshouso Patent Air Rralca and Miller's Patent Safety Platform and Couplers , the most Perfect Pro tection Asralnst Acci dents in thenorld. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DIKING CA = 8 Ar run on th Burlington Route. Information concerning Routes , Rates , lime Connections , etc. , will bs cheerfully given by applying at the office of the Burlington Kent 613 Fourteentn Street , Omaha , Nebraska. C. E. PERKINS , D. W. HITCHCOCK , Qen'I Manazer. Oen. Weit'n Para. Ae't. J. 0. PHILLIPPI. St. Joa. , llo. General Azent , Omaha. H. P. DUEL , fcpS-dl Ticket Agent Omaha. K.C.,8TJGE&G.B.R.B. , > tlw only Direct T ! ii to ST. LOUIS AND THE SAS1' Fron OM.UIA an. ' , tha WEST. So change oi caio between Om&u& aud bt. Lo jlj iniV but ono between Omaha an J New Tori. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS Eastern & Western Citif s With leggchargee and In tuUancoof oth r linos. This entire Una U equipped with PnUman'i Palace SleopIncCars , Palace D j Coach- ea.MUIsr's Safety Platform nd Coupler and the celebrated STSEK THAT YOUR TICKET READ8T26 eyVla Kansas City , St. Jceeph t.Loal3.-ej Ilckota ( or sale t all coupon rtstlona In the West. J T BARNARD , A. C. DAWS'J , Oon'l Sapt. , Qen'l Pu0. & Ticket AVt St Joaeoh.Mo. 8 . Jo < ? h. lie. W C SBACaUEST. Tltl-t Ascr , 1020 KamhaE- Street , AN DY BO RDEN , A. B. LA RNAP.O , PSSB. Acent , Omaha. Ocn'rl Asont , Omaha. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC ] AND St , Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old RdiabU Sioux Ciiy Ronlt ] 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1 From COUNCIL BLUFPS to ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH , or BISMARCK , And All polntaln Koriliem low * , Mlinepota and Dakota. Thle Hni U efulpped | with the Im proved Weatlnchocac Automatic Air Brakes nnd Miller Platform Coupler and BaCcr. And ff.r SPE5D , SAFETY AHD COMFORT la unearpigwd. EIoTu-t Unwia ? Room .d SIcepInz Car , owned and controlled * ) y tta coin pany , run Through T/lth.ut Change betwetn Onion Ptcific Transfer Pepot , Courcll Blcffj , and St. faol. Trains leave the Union Pacifc Transfer Depot at Council Bluffs , at C:15 : p m. , reaching Sioux City at 10:20 : p. ta. , and F.t. Paul at 115 a. m , making HOURS IN ADYASUS or ANY OTHER Rourz. Returning , leave St. Paul at 3:10 p. n . . jr. rivii ? at Slotix City at 4:16 : a. m. , nd Union PacIHc Tranofur Depot , Council Bluflii , at 9 0 a m Be sure that your tlekeU read via "S. C. kP. R. It. ' F. C. IIILIS , Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa P. E. HOB1NSOK , Aas't Oen'I Paas. Aent. J. H. 0-BRYAN , Mid PaaMjUKtr Atfnt ( , Conndl Blofff MAKE NO MISTAKE ! MICA AXT.T. GREASE Oompoaedlargely of powdered mica and Uinglaai la the bat and cheapest lubricator In the world. It la the beat because ! t doe * not earn , but forma a hljrhlj polished surface over the axle , doini ; away with a large amount ot friction. It U the cheapest because you need use but hall the quantity In greutng your wagon that you woull of any other axle grease made , and then run your waon twice aaloa ? . It answers eqnally as well for Mill Gearing , Threshing tMachlnw , Buggies , &c.aa for wagons Send for Pocket Cyclopedia of Things Wortn Knowing. Mille-I fre9 to any addresa. MICA MA30FACTURIHC CO. , 31 MICHIGAN AVENOE , CHICACO. * © -Ask Your Dealer For It ottZO-tf SHOW GASES MAHC71CTCKXD ZT O. TW J. 1317 CASS ST. , OMAHA. NEE. fJ"A good assurtcwntalnaya on lian Lte For COUGHS , COL S , BRONOHITIS , ASTHMA , CONSUMF- TION , and all D seases of the THROAT and LUNGS. The moM. acccptaMo prepantlo la the known world. By adding to TOLr FOCK and RYE Ittli Lemon julre , you have unoxellent Appetizer wid Tonic , for K n rat and family tuc. The Immctifc ind i-erf 3 inir a'rs d the numcrouj testimonial * received dally ar the best eiklrnwi of its virln sand pouUii' > . f Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than any article in the market. N T ' ' " DECEIVED by unprincipled deJer * who try tornlmoff npon YOU 1 4 . common l ack and Kyo In plaoo of cur TOLU ROCK and RYE , whkh 1 thf onlyilhUICA'i bD article nnile the GENUINE navirg a OOVERNME-NT STAilP on each bottle. Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue : 1REA URY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF TEKNAL BEVENU ) WASHDQIO.T , JJ. C. , Junuary X6. IsaO. | Vesxn. LAW 1 ; . NCS & SIARTIS U Mvllson St. , Chtao. Ills. : OssTumzN Ti.U comK > u < - J li tbo opinion ot ll > U oO ! e. wonld hare K sufficient quantity * the BALSA1I V ToLU to slve it th * advanta < oj ascri * . ! to thin article in pectoral coropfetnU while the whiskjt ard the synip en jlltnte an emulsion rendering It an acrerablo remedy to thu patient. Compounded aocf n Irjr to the formu'a , it may properly be clM > ed as a 1IEUICI.NAL PREPARATION under the pr. nJonn of U. S. K rUed Statvtw. and when rattani ] * * ! , tr j le sold by Druijti ) , Arx > tbe * nefi and Other Persono n-Itfiout nmiorlnc them liable to pay frccUl tax as liquor dealers Yours Respectfully , ( Signed ) OREEN. B. RAUM , Commissioner LAWRENCE & MARTIN. Proprietors , Chicago , Ills. Sold by DSDGGISTS , aEOCEES and DEALERS everywhere : -O IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CFOCRAFHY O * THIS COUNTRY. SEE BY EXAMINING THI { > MAP , THAT THIS - . . CHICAGO SOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. B. TTH. i.fiUlT i' ( S fECIDrf LISK BETWEES THE EAST & THE 2 me ruts J"3 < . 'A'uc A tiluirpaasibR J-raije. joi'it < JtttWfc aS".Uu , fcne co , Jloline. ilrL'ia > J * Ii7er.port , t.'wl Liberty , Iowa Cit 7 > ! ar c j , llrooklyn. Orlcs-il. Oes Mofn * ? "te wp-.to. ct lov il Stuart. At1 u- Avoca : wt ! WPfo-Ss ; ' .v. it.it . ' r Ir-ij. Wf3titrpu > n , J'a'rticii : , - > in. Trontca. : . AtchLson. a 'c U .injrt. icdr-uendcnt. KMnn , itu-i s. ? ! > ( bfe..i > . . l" ii. : Jlonroc , aaC Ues ii iesi ' > anq . ana - llnrlau. jTin l Trjsitlsly .a cn T * Thlch e = * n * aut operate' * .hjoojo 'Inefrcn. ilchg ? : ntotSetateof tias-jj * . Thrrraan h'oj ressenrarTr 2is , with Psli- cir. Vjiaietaiamtazhpi r-'mnpnchwaT dallT t twfon CiiiCAr.o end t-roitiA. KASJAS Crrr , BLLTFT. i.'tATBXWORTn airf Atoai- nnd Knn a ? 1 ttr. via ine "Mllwaniee i&J kUHnt1 Sat" Uae. " T"e ' Great Uock Isiantf ts jS aJccatlT oquipBed. Its road Dcd L ( § Jiujly - sys. . lid 'U tract Tj laht 'vlth Meel rails. Wnat will please you acosv fill tethep.EnmiTfl ? f enloyme your rnenl . aralle passlr.s ? e7ertlse beautifpil pralrtes of Illinois and lowa.lnuneot ocr mattnirlceut Dlnlnc Cura that nctompanr ill Vferouali Kinrero t'rnlrw. You get in en lira mral. aa ecod as t3 m-rrea la nny Ursl-clw aott-J. ror p7entj-ave ceuta. / , nreciatln , ; the lact thai nmjorlt/ the peopo prefer sep&ratn apnrtraeii'i fr.r different parpoa.3 'and ttn Immensu ( n ic _ cr business of this line Tarrantln ? it ) wu uri > r Jsed u > an- noncce that..l COmpanj rur t'ullman Fataa Slecpina Can CUT slccplns purposes , a . .KAN PAS.ACB CAIIS iu-n rnn throntrh to VEORIA. BEH MO y - COtl.VCAl. JtJ.UFFM. JiAJS'.SAJ * C1TV. A TC1I1. * O.V , nnd J.KA VK2VWOUTJI. Tlckrt * vlu thin 1.1 ne , known u * the "Omit ISock IiLuntl Kirate , " nil Ticket 4ccnt In the United Suite * tool Canada. For InH. nnatlon not obtjiluuble t your borne ticket oflke. Jit i rim A. KIMBA. ! . "El , ST. JOHN. Uen'l Huperinwadeot u nl Itt. via t jB-g THIS inETW AND CORRECT < V Proves beyond any rcasonablo question that the CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'.Y Is by all odds the best road Jor yon to take when traveling In either direction botweea f Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the West , North and Northwest. Carefully oxamlno thl < ? Map. The Principal Cities of the "West and Northwest nro Stations on this road. Its through trains niako close connections wltli tiio trains o all railroads at Junction points. jLtg l LCHICAGOfeNORJlH THE CHICACO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY , ? nt3Prnclpal ! Unw. rnnsMch way dally from two to lourormoro FastExprsaa It fa tUooulyroaU west ot Chicago tliat uses tl o PULLMAH HOTEL DINING CARS. ofli&rirh/7 ? ( ) / ! | n * ' l ? ? ? ) n . HlornutlioMlowlnfj PIn Cars North or TrwilcIJnrs- Korthw t of Chicago. It has v'v3' ' D n ? C/lifor"i ! : Hne"Wln ° na , Jllunesota & Central Dakota Line. " it - : < 0pJljbri'lcif'YMkt1tJ'ic'CIUcaRO.St. : ! ' } . Paul and nnciipono. ' , . p Vicpo' C k , Da'ur-V ? i-Inc. " ' 'JIHwaukee , Gr-cn I5n ; & Lake superior Line. " - ar ° SOW by ail C0" 3 T' < * et Ag u-a ili Hit , L nitcd States aud Cato. . li-.ncrabsr to a. k f or Tlcla 7L" , thh road.bc snro tli"v rrp-7 ovrr Uml takn nor.o other. BACm llCGniTr.Ccn'l ll nsor , Chlcaso. Yi * . II. Si rar.O'eulIu-s. Agent , Chicago. HARRY P UDKb , T k- . .t . & . W. i. j , j 4 , mthinbtre t . 1) . B KIMBALb .rtlnt . .ke' AifeMC &N W. p. , I uyiWi anu F nLaiii lilreetfi. J. BLL , i \ otC. , H. W Kallw y , C P K. R. Lep. t. JAMCJST.CLA.RK * J W "TTSTT" ) O W CT'FT ATyng- ? } And Everything pertaining to the Furniture acd Upholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTKEKT OF HEW GOODS AT THE * 3TES t3. . SjSZXS&SeaiS : p II moa th ut 1208 and 1210 Farnham Strccl. XHninouir for eating purp ' . iireat reatare of cur Palace Cora l a SM'WTJc * SAIX-KJ.N nere yon cau eujor your H if at all Soars of the day. Haimlnccnt Iron lirtdsn nraa theMMi.M- andMlMOnrirircnat ail point * crossed wt line , acil transfers are aroldodntCouDct Sll Knnnaa City. * c avcnwortn , and Atchao ! > > > * crctlnns belncamdo In Unloa DepnM. TitK pitiNCifAi. R. a. ajro Kc T1113 UHKAT TUUOIH1U LINK At CnicAOoTUh an artss&t * Jtaet U * * > ut and Boutn. A St. wan * * * ju B. u ; At IIA HAU.K. wro lit. ctpt. a. n. AiyaoaiA. niih P. j * . J.j K U. & . . W.I I5JMU.J aad T. P. & W. Kite. At HOC it b AMT > . - itti "llUwnukeo & Jalaiid a ortUne.nnd Rock IM'd& I'OO Si At UAVEHrouT. with tia luvdnport > - * tf > ' U. M-A8l-P.tt.il. AtWEKTl.niERTT.-vltbtbeli.C.H.k * cw At UBia xu ; Tlth Central Iowa K. 1L AtiieaMoiKaJ ulthU M.A.K.I ) IClv At cocrscit. BLcrrs. with Union I > ocinc- - At OHAIL4. with D. & Mo. It. It. II. in Nef , _ AtConuinrsJcKCTioy.wftsn..c. 1CSN i. . At CTTTDMWA , - lm Central lowett-H " St. L. * Vac , ted U ft ft 0. It. IWs. At KloKUKwttnTol , l-eo.Wnr. [ * * Lonre A Pac..andiit.U.Keo.4 N.-W.B ! { ( < At CAMEKOX.with 1L at. J. u. U. AtATcnwo.f. wl-.DAtch-Topefct&hniv. w Atch. * Neb. ami Ceo. UrTD.V. K. KAv. At I.ELAVEawottin. Tritsuo. fac ? o i * Cent. K. IUJ. AtKANHA CITT , U i UK ] douthvait. EENSTKKEBS , Manager1 Maaufacturer of all kinds of -VTI 3ST EC3.A. . nes St. Etc. Oth aiidlitt