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CSRKA PUELISHISC PROPRIETORS- -
926 Farn&aw , 6cT. Sli. < uul 10th StrtOt '
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THE MAILS.
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B. & 1I.R.R..8 : 0a m.
0. k K. W. , 730 a. m. j } ' ;
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0. * N. W. R.R. . 11 a. m. , 11 p. ra.
. 'V fZC- & * * < - H a. m , 9.SO p. m.
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day , -via : 4 Q a. m. ,
v c Office open from 12 to.p.- . Sunday * , r-t
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'Arrlvar .And
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Dallr Erprew . I1:1B p. m. RSS p. m.
do Mired . 0:10 p. m. trtSp. m.
do Ftefcht . 6-iOa.m. } - r.w.
do do . 8:15m. . 1230a.m.
TtltE B\RD OF THE
ARRIVE OHABa.
10:00 a. m ,
SWp m. Krptew * n. -
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Sunday * Ezceptod. i Bms'sys Sxcented.
CHICAOO.JROCK 18LA1O ) * PACIrifit - ,
Kill . . .8:00 a. ia. 1 Stall 10:00 p. m.
KzpreM .8:40 p. m. 1 Express 10:60 a. m.
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CHICAGO NORTHWESTERS. .
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- , .rea 48:40 pi m. \ Sxprea . . . .16 0 a. m
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| i Sunday * eiceptcd.
tATfSAs CITT.BT. JOK * cocxcmBUTFFM
LTIV1 ARaTVB.
Kid 8SO a. m. J EipreE 7:40 % . to.
rifroes . .e 0p.m. | H\n 7.-2fi.in.
The on Time rnnnUK : Pullman 81e plniCan
oot ot Onu > b % to Union IVoot.
OUAHA 4 NORTHERN NEBKAEK * FAIL-
WAY COMPANY.
IieaT Arrive. " . , *
Kxpren 80 a. m. 1 Fxprc * . . . * :3fl p , m ,
Mued l-JKp m. | Mixed . .10:45 : a. m
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B. 4 K. U. K. tn KEBHASKA.
LliVI. ARRITi.
Express . 8n ml Freight . b30 m
Freight . G:5 ! > pm ( ExpretB . 4:1 pm
\ " 510UX CiTV & ST. PAUL B.K. . .
lfkU . . .flin mExpiU3..r. ) . .10. 00 am
trpreas . 6,40 p m ( M , . 720 p m
W ABASH.VT. . LOOtS 4 PACIFIC.
I , 4VS. IRtUTW.
i Jl . _ .8 m. I Hall - . _ 11B5 m
Eiprets . . .5:10 : p m. [ Express . < :26 p. m.
HRl DOE DIVISION U P. R..R.
Leire Cm-.La , daliy. 8 a m. , 9 a. m. , 10 a m. ,
11 a. m . 1 p. m. , t p. m. , 5 p. m , 6 p. m,6p.
1 LVavc CotiQvjtfHaar 8S5 a.m. . BA5a. m , ,
10:35 a. m. , 11 S5 a. m. . 1:25 p m. , 2:26 p. m. ,
y6 p. m. , 6S5 p. m. , OS3 p. nx ,
Omaha at 3 nd 11
' ar trtpt on Sunday , leaving
. , 2 and B p. ra. ; CJooadl BIuBs U 8:25 ,
r u'xtmi and 8:28 and .526 p-rn. . - .
f . .i a. m.,8aO . m. , l ]
, 725 p. m. ,
flK _ 6i5 , n oto . m. ,
. > --PtX , T0 p. m. , 70 p. tn !
Dally except Sunday.
OMAAA 4 REPUBIAIJ VALLEY R. .
LUiRHJVt
H U . . . . . .10-.J5a.n. i35 p. m.
Dallv except S
ATTOKNEYS-AT-UW.
CHARLES POWELL ,
CSTSCr OF THE KIMJE I5th * nd
J am Stg. , Oru h Keb.
, SII3ERAL ,
' AT LAW Room 8 , Crelgliloa
Bock , lSthSt..OKAH.K. KEB. _
0. L. THOMAS ,
TTORNKY AT LAW Lnani money , buys
t\ . anJ scl ! real eeUte. Rooci 8 , Crelchton
Bioelc. _ * _
A. 0. TROUP ,
AT LAW Offlca tn nanscom'l
ATTORNEY George E. Pritchcil. 1606
St. OMAHA. X SB.
DEXTER LIHC AS ,
A TTORNKT AT LAW OrulcWhank a Build
A. Ing. p/8tf
A. CHADWJCK ,
i TTORNEY AT LAW OffijIE04 Tarnhan
A Btr et.
K. L. FEABC3Yt
7 AWYXB Offlee In OroUrhton Block , next- * *
Ll Port Office , OMAHA , NIBH
BOIABY fUBUO. OOMJiOTIOHB
O'BRIEH 8ARTLF.TT ,
Attorn eys-at- Law ,
OFTlCE-Unloa Block.Flftfepth taf Firnhto
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ARB&CK BLOCK. COR. DGU& . & ICTif STS.
OMAHA. WKB. _
r. J. Cohhell ,
A't t o T'n e y - a --tra w - T
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flics : Front toomg , np italn , le Ilinacom't
CO - ImlldinprN. W. corner-mtecnio mad
fxrnh m Streetg.
XI01CI. K T > IO _
HF.DICK
A 1 1 o r n e - a t-
ii'pd.l ttc tlnnTrtU be tfTaz. to rail Tolls
c ln t corporations of ererr doKxtptton ; 'will
jr&cttce in J She Conrtaot the"Stile' and" the
3t.h-ad SUtaa. O3co. fsmham St. . opposite
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> EDWARD W. SiKERAL.
' OKNSY AT LAW Room 8 Creigtl n
tlodt. ISth ud PonflM gtroeU. oo9dh
S. F. KANDE8SOS , ft'
TOUMZY AT LATJ S Farnlum nroat
< lmkhk Ktbrairm , _
' . T. BICBAKDA. a. J.
fGHAROS ? ! a HURT ,
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orric 116 South Fonrteonth Street '
8A.NTA OL.AUS FOUND.
Greatest Discovery or me AKU. . ,
WoculerfnlalscoverlcitntbtworldhaTeboenmade ,
Auonic other.thlnfs where. Santa Clatu stayed' *
Children oil ask U he mikes coode or not ,
If rally he tree In a mountain of snow.
Lut year an excursion Billed clear to the Pole
And cnddenly dropped Into what iccmedlLkeaholo
Where woad r of wonders tbey found anew land ,
tfhtla Ulry-Hka belnici apne&nd en each hand. '
There were mocntalna like oars , with mare
beaatlfal preen ,
And far brighter ski -a than crcr were seen ,
Birds with the hues of Vralnbow were found , '
While flowen of exo nlitta tragnnce were grqw
ing around.
Hot long were they left to wonder In doubi
A beliic Boon came th ; had heard much about , ' ;
' . . .
le looked like the picture cacoererydiy
He drora up .team that looked very queer ,
TWM a team oleraBShopperelastcid of reindeer ,
He rode In shell Instead of a alelcr
But he-took them on bovd and drove them
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wiy- ? i i
He sliowed them all over hlf rondorful roilm ,
And factories * naHng foods for women and men
Fnrrien were working on hata Rre\t and smalt ,
' i iO Buax't tbov laid theywve avtidlag tncm all.
Kris' Kln'ilotho Olore'uaker.told them at enc < 4
All oar Olovo3 re are aendlaittri Bunco , , ' >
oanta showed them < ra p D < lt > raO < 1 m nMila < s
'more. , - - . > . - „ '
fl ylnj I alse took these to Heal Rnncefest3r < 4
Santa Claos then whispered a sacrtt he'd tell ,
.As in Omaha every one knew Bcaco well ,
tlo therefore ihouid < end his ? ocia to his CATO !
K n winc nls friends will c et their rail share.
if ow remsmboryo dwellers tn Omaha town , *
AU * ho want prcs ate to JTuuce'g goTirand.
For shirts , collars , or cloves great and small.
Bend ionrlater or aunt one and all.
Buue , Cuimplon Battur ot the " Weal , oja n
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That TiRRjkxt's SKLTZ Amticrr repreie In
* * oh Vott.e thirty or forty flis es of Spar B ?
Seltzer Water ; coaUUin ? all the rlrtna ef the
celebrated Oenrfin'prrne. . It Is always fresh
ana always r dy , and thui cmaicnasltseU'to
I1 for lt ef5cacv.-port billty tmheapne s li
. ALLPRUOQHTS HATE IT. _
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1S17 CABS St , OMAHA. NEE.
sWA jood aator.ment always on haod.
NEBRASKA. LEGISIATUiJE , j
The Senate.
rainthe ;
legislature 'of JNebraak a S ; asffpllows :
1st Djstmt R
2d District WillUoi Daily. *
. 3d District 0. H. Van Wyck , H.
F.Cady. ' ; k a C * > ? I
4thDi tritt-OKeffc--'M : :
5th District G 'W : DOANE , JKO.
T > nnw.3if = * . - : < 3tJt ]
6th District J. 0. Meyers.
t7thDistrict S. B. TftyttK 3
' * 8th District J. " ! * Burns. , j
Sth'D.letrlct-jJfihifZti iiDg.'J U H
A lOih'District Isaac Powers. '
; Llth Di trlct B. K. .Si
12th District J''W.'T ;
13-h District Vf. R Morse.
, DisfricT SL K Turner-3-
i District .A. JiEvanp. § L-i
i Dw&ict E ; CWhito. - J"
17th District 0 H. Gere , 0. W
.Tierce. t > - . , -v r
- 18tli Di8tn t J. K > Erviri.
" 20th District
I
ftlst ! District THOS. .
. V22d { District Martin -"Bnrues. l < -
23d District J. B Dinsnforc.O
U24th District -O. BrOoonV"-
25th Jiatricti--Sfdnoj , Baker. /
. -26th-District D.-C : Balantine.v ! '
HOUSE OF RKPnELENTATlVEa 4- ; _
First District Richardson , P. ' Sj :
Heacock , J , -DowtytrJ ohh Kloep-
felj Chas. JOnle , rep : w.JF11 . v- ,
. .Secondt P.iWueej " .T.jf.Ii. Lmh , A. '
H. Jackson , rep.i - - -
TWrd Wage , Elijah J"illeyrH. Hi
Silver" 'rep.
L
Sixth 'toe ? NeTsoT .OVeftdn , * , P.
T. RansomrtT. ' 0 Moore , J. JL Par
ry , rep.
Seventh Lancaster , N. 0. Abhott ,
C. 0. Whedon , N.'T. McGinn , R. B.
Graham , rep.- <
Eighth Saunders , . H. .H. Shedd ,
Benjamin 'Jonnsou , J. * E ; lScott'rep.
Ninth Oass , R. B. Windham , JaB.
.Hall , H. D- : Root , rep. > '
Tenth Sarpy , Auio : Gates dera.
Eleventh DAughs , W. Jl Broach ,
H. Bolin , J. H Kyner , P. M. Jlul-
len , E. JL Brtett ! , S K. Jackson ,
rep. ; W. . Paxtoa , J. A. McShan ? ,
dem.'ff / 'C-
TwelflK Dodge , Wm. Fried , J. R.
Cantlin ' ' ' ' '
, rept -f '
Thirteenth \Vas'alngtoc'H.Sprick ,
J. B. ' - -
Bailey , rep---
Fonrteenth- Bart , -S , O-jLaURhlfn ,
rep. - > T
Fifteenth Cutning,1 , A. Peterson ,
nC fTL * 3 - i J - i
Sixteenth Dakota , Jee Holrnan ,
dem.
dem.Seventeenth
Seventeenth A. S. Palmer , rep.
.Eighteenth Jefferson AC. P . * . - Sltfj ,
cutnb , rep. I 9 > J *
.Nineteenth Thayer , E. MFCoi , > * -
A , - is ar T * *
rellrep. * fl , ,
: Twentieth NuckollsT. . jrCookf
rep.
rep.Twentyfirsi Webster , H.S. Kaley ,
rep.
Twenty-second , Adams , C. R.
Jones , rep. ' , . A' >
Twenty-third Clay , J. ELCase ,
rep Twenty fourth Fillnnre , N. S.
Babcock , ' rep. , * *
Twenty-fifth Salinej W. I. Kemp-
ton , H--McDoug.il , rep. ; S. J. Her
man , dem.
Twenty-sixth Seward , H. P. "King ,
rep.j Henry Bick , fusion.
T-wenlj seventn York , 'Albert
Wilson , S. Y. Moore rep.
Twenty-eighth Hamilton , John
Helraes , rep. . - . T-
Twenty-nlnth Hall , - Frad . A.
Scars , rep !
Thirtieth Buffalo , S. 0. Ayer , rep.
Thirty-first LincolnJrO. . Watts ,
U6D3. -i-
Thirty-second Harlan , Geo. C.
Reed , rep. , . arrr r
ThirtythirdHowata acd Greuloy ,
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-F. Frederick , re'p.V'
Thirty fourth Merrick , G. Hoatet-
ter , rep.
Thirty-fifth Polk , John H. Mickey ,
rep.
Thirty-elrth Butler , T. Jensen ,
- Thirty-seventh Oolfax , A.W. .
Walliu , rep. 4 -
Thirty-eighth PLitte , Geo. rQ.
Lehmar. , dem ,
Thirty - ninth Madison , C. C.
Wyatt , rep.
Fortieth Cedar , J. A. Ziegler ,
dem.
dem.Fortyfirst Burt and Dodge , J. A.
Sill , rep.
Forty-eecond Stanton , ' -Wayne and ;
Pierce , 0. L Lamb''rep. . * {
Forty-third Knox and Holt , and
unorganized territoryWj-'HfMc01nre ,
rep. " \t" r\ / " " ' ,
F.ot ly-fonrtL AiitelopeV-W. .
Forty rifth BootiOj Valley ,
rnan , and unorganized territpryj G.
W. Bro wiT ; rep. S i ' t J * EJ
Tfacsit-ii's Arnica Salvo'
EMT SALVE.In the world for
data , Braises , " Seres , Ule rs , Salt
Rhonin , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp
ed1 Haiids , Chilbiiiuu , Oorns , and nil
kinds of Skin Krnptlous. This Salve
IE pisr.inteod to plve' perfect satrnftc-
Hod lneyery , case or rapnpy rejnndcd ,
P-jee .i onntDe - > Dox3'fFortalB by
8dly Tsri & McATnhon , Omaha ,
WONDERFOL-DISCOVERY.
Forjtho speedy cure of Consump
tion and all diseases that lead to it ,
such as stubborn coughs , neglected
Colds , Bronchitis , Hay Fever , Asth
ma , pain in the side and chest , dry
hacking cough , tickling in the throat ,
Hoarseness , Sore Throat , and all
chronic or , lingering diseases of the
throat andlun 3JrVKiiig ; > sNewi Dis
covery has.noequala'nd'haa'ostablished
for itself a , world-Tide reputation.
Many leading physicians recommend
and uae it in their-practice. The form
ula from which it Is prepared is high
ly recommen'3cd"By } nil medical jour
nals. .The clergy andjiho press have
ajmrjlimbntediit irr the Tnost 'glowing
'torms. Go'fo'ySur ' druggist and get a
trial bottle free of.coaij or ay regular ,
size for $1.00. ' For sale by * }
ai6T ! X rT71S"H , Omaha.
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< C 1 10n ? i * day at hem ; V.Satnp c T cf
0)3-1 U > / ll * trot. ; AddmaeiUnson ! A C
PortlamfKe. ? fj h sj f' " , H
td _ rf f ? v * * r * f * ?
To 'WeMiK ) Sttffefeil Great ;
j European , Beniftly Dr.tJH/
, . B. SijnpBqBgpgoifio )
Weakness , Impotcncr-vnil-nJ dlzcascx xesultla > ;
irom Self-Abase , g WehUP 'Anxiety T-or' ot
Memory , Pains iJ-the Rack or Sldo. itjd'iIUcases
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[ that- lead to
ConBnmpllon
Ineahiiy anil
an early grave
The Specific
Ufdldcc Is
being use
wonder
_ _ _ Pamphlets
sect free to"alL Write for them and get toll
ptrtienlar * .
.
ares tor LoOt * Addrosg 4U orders to
I ? < til" , B StMfcW.f MEDICINE CO. .
. . , KOI.- and 108 Main St. , buffalo , X. Y.
Sold tn tniSa or C. F. Goodman , J. W. Bell
ro.-i . * ,
foni osra'townTT tSiSs . "SnU
_ J AdJiwi JLlHalleU & Co. ,
ForUaiid.Me-7 I S V5 j i1 " ' V '
HAMBURG AMERIC N PACKET CO.'S
Weldy Bkieoi ; SteamsKijjs
"E Wj Tjiursday at 2 p. m.
* ° Ij Pk l _ Si
anceland Germany.
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G. 6. RICHARD & CO. ,
Piaaenje Aent ,
Broadway.
THE FARMERS' ' ALLIANCE ,
A Eew Reasons Why farmers
* - f
Shou'd Join the Alliance.
-
A - -
t armors must combine to protect
themselves against being Imposed
.dpon by. cqmbina'tionstnat ; are formed
forHhat- direct purpose. Ih'dlvidnal
lefforts or resistance amounts to little
or , nothing ; It is only byrcombining
.thht weaccompllsh'resultB or prevent
being overthrown ibeing' crushed.
Combinations can onlybe meF by BUI
jqrlbrcomBi'nations ) bOtr nger force.
There are three men in Mas3acht >
setts , > and.ono in Newj fork who 'have
been forming a 'combination' , for8 or
" * " . . *
10vears / by f "eecuring1 for. a nominal
sum all the patents relating to barbed
HfrlFe for fencing. TKei supremorcoutt
ha ? just decided all conteating.suits in
'their favor. They navd'nowonte large
k rt , . " * " ,
mpnopoly-of an artide Katjhasbocome
.into almost general use. _ _ There is
othing no v In 'Hie way it prevent
Jth'ia monopoly Mm laying just as
-heavy a tax ? p'oh the" farmefs'as they
see fit. . Further this monopoly
.Jhrough their agents hav 'ialroady *
commenced laying a heavy tribute
uporAha farmers , who.have purchased
and are using barbed wire , and whoever -
, over will not settle and comply , with "
their terms are prosecuted at once"
Though he knows it , is unjust and
wrong ; as an individual he cannot
.afford ( and they know it ) , ' to dtfend
_ a long law suit , so he pays frqnr5 to
525 to get rid of them. Now there
-.are abon 65,000 farms in Nebraska ;
"s y'15,000 of thpnrhiivo used barbed
wirejsupposethuy canprocureS15 from
each , the villains will make a haul
of § 225 , 000 Join the Alliance , or
some other organization , and let us
talk this thinz np , and BOO if these
combined villains can get a single
cent. If we remain aa individuals
they will make every last one of us
pay. We cannot' afford to carry it to 1
the supreme court single-handed. That
tribunal his just decided a case involv
ing the same point tliat is whore a
pvontee has rested upon his' 'rights
and permitted , without notice , the in
troduction of his patent until it has
become of general use , and therefore
valuable , he cannot recover from those
! who have used it. Again : this hne
nion-jpoly , who now own and control
the entire business , propose to levy
a tribute upon the Tannin ; In I
dustry. Not a pouod of wire
can now be purchased _ for less than
13 cents , which. la worth less thin six
ceats. All this can be defeated by a
combination stronger than the.mo
nopoly. * " ' Let the farmers associate
' themselves , together throughout : the
state an'd determine not tr > purchase a
pound of barbed 'wirerfor the- next
four yeara Let the other western
states do likewise. This will buist
the monopoly. The patents expire in
that time ; then we can get all thu
barbed wire we want for five cents or
less per pound.
Again , there is a patent upon the
point of driven -veils and the agents
are scouring the country to see who
they can victimize or'blhckrnail , and
succeed every time and will continue
so to do as long as they can isolate
and attack us individually. Then let
us combine and a'C'rtain just what
rights are ours as a whole and protect
them at all hazards.
Then there is the manner in which
the combinations measure our grain.
I refer .to the Trass bushel. Now , I
do not know that this was invented as
a swindling machine , but this much I
do know , that the manner in which it
csn be manipulated can make it show
a difference of 5 to 10 centa a bushel
in the market price of our grain , and
the purchaser loses nothing when this
bushel is used to determine the price
of our grain. I do not know that
there is any remedy for this , but if
we all belong to the Alliance , or some
other association , we c.in appoint a
committee to examine Into the habit-
uil conduct of the dealnrs and spot
or weed out those dealers who contin
ually make this machine cheat. In
fact , many other abuses could be mit
igated by organization , where indi
vidual tflort is futile and useless.
ALLEN ROOT.
Capture of Wild Horses in Nebraska.
iDawfon County Pioneer.
> On Sunday morning last one of the
luckiest as well as one of the most
unlikely oecnrrcnces took place on
the farm'of L G. Brooker.a bout ton
miles northwest of town , being noth
ing lees thau the capture by him ,
single handed , of nine wild horses ,
every animal in the band. Shortly
after daylight , while Mr. Brooker was
engaged in doing his usual chores he
observed an animal of some descrip
tion a mile or so north , of bis house.
Heatddledup one of his horses and
rode out to see what it was. Upon a
near approach , ho discovered it to be a
horse , and upon a still nearer approach
he discovered eight others lying doWh
j-Hbvfmmediately''df8covered them to'be
wild horses , and , thinking to have a
little fun , he put spurs to his horse )
and dashed toward the band , every
"ahhnal ; of whch immediately arose
and scampered off , le'd by a handsome
bay stallion , whose tail reached , the
ground and whoso mane chmo almost
to his knees. The animals heidod to
ward the eist.thon totho south , almost
in.a direct line for Mr. Booker's house.
Upon n oaring the house three dogs
ran . .out and turned , the. animals to
ward the stables , which , with two long
ricks of bayform a nearly square in
close , with' ' an opening or tn ranc ?
about twsniy feof wide , , A , sod wall
runs from'the ; opening to. , the north ,
and a large threshing machine separa
tor and power were strung , in line up
on the opposite aide , forming a sort of
wing. JJocker caught up with thn
horsrs near his house , and seeing they
were "headlng'straight for 'thts-cdrral ,
whooped it up to" them lively- and
with the asalstancetof.Hheclogs forced
them int-i it. A agon .standing close
by with a hay-rack on it was immedi-
ate'r run across , the opening and the
frightened amimals were fast.
The stsllion screamed withrasjeand
fear , and dashed madly agalntt the ) i
wfigou , and came very near overturn
ing it , but Brooker's shouts prevented
him from getting through. ' The ani
mal then attempted to climb ever one
of the ricks of bay , and twice nearly' '
accomplished it , but 6ndlnghis eilorts
unavailing , dashed fuiinusly against
the enclosure. Seven of the animals i
are mares , one with a suckling colt by l
her Bldo. The stallion is a handsome
.bay , iBiid has boon seen nnd admired
many times in the htlla and > valleys
westpof here.j 'Some of the animals ,
"
are small , nd three of them-are
branded. " . , . , „
Annual Production of Fuel.
" * * * * * . r - . . '
VM V1 .V ? * n. v'v'c3
wlhe sQVdtjty of the present winter ,
thehlgli price of ioft'Voal , and * the
difficulty of obtaining it , have caused
the farmers in the. northwestern states
to use a largo cumber of substances
for fuel net ordinarily employed. In
Bome parts of Minnesota stalks-of
hemp cut in pieces have been used In
the place of wood for feeding stoves.
The Mennonlte settlers : Jn that and
other alaics'have bnrnedc.prairia _ hay
in furnace especially ycbijgtrucfed for
its consumption. In srfma parts bf
SinVas Bndr Febraska : the leivesj.
stalks , and'iioads.of "the giant or Busj j
sian sunflower have been employed for
fuel with excellent results. The '
leaves contain rosin and the eeeda are '
rich in 'oH. These substances ignite
readily ahd'produce'a beautiful flamo.
In' producing a chefirful.fire oft a .old j
winter nigtit thoreare fbw things that
equil the heads of the sunflowo'r. The
'plants ' "ore cheaply raised and , easily
prepared f6r the stove or grate' . The
ashea'produced fromtrtem are very rich
in potash , and are accordingly valua
ble for"Boap"makin or for manuring
the apil-i i ' jIowa , - It is said , more
corn hits ' .Ee'en'uiefl for 'fuel thau dur
ing any winter ainca'tho state was
settled. Carefully conducted eiperl-
merita 'made' in various" parts"o" ! the
state show that at the present prices
of , corn < tttd coal there is a gain of 50
per cent , in burning the former.
"Farmers' " "whiff * .b"5Vn ccrn save the
trouble ofhneklng and .the cost of
trapjporting corn Jo , marketand of
bringingfback coal. There is a preju
dice in ino minds of many people
against using corn for fuel , as it is val
uable for food for man and 'most ' of
the domestic " animals. In Englnnd
there U a'fs"iimlar prejudice against the
usejf J0jpdforfuoltj sjimber. is val-
able" for - building ; houses and con
structing carriage * , while the growing
trees add to thu beauty and healthfulness -
ness of the.country. These considera
tions , however " , are likely to give way
to 'those of"an economic nature. When
corn is a cheaper , article of fuel than
coal it is likely to bo employed for
cooking andjieajing purposes. .
IilEN'OP MTi.UOHS.
AMERICANS WHO ABE KOLLU'a IN BOUND
- - LESS'WEALTH.
New York vews :
Thgjrlchest ncan , in.America , and
nearly the -richest man in the world ,
is William H. Vanderb'tU : His for
tune is set at abont $200,000,000.
Next to him comes J.iy Gould , who is
redchTnj ; Toward 8100,000,000 The
Immense estate of'the Astora ia worth
much over § 50,000,000. Fortunes
ranging from SlO/000,000 / to 815,000-
000 are almost common so frequent ,
Indeed , thai , the term "millions" has
almost lost its immensiy as a figure
of speech , and is employed now where
that of thousands used to be. Our
f ithors spoke of a man worth his
hundreds of thousands , and we , the
children , heard'them with the same
awe as that with which we listened
to the dasripuon of the fabled trea
sures of a fairly tale. Our chil ren
to daydo not cjill a man rich until he
has passed the , .goal their grandsirpa
only considered in such names as thq
Roth'childs.wlib were regarded as
typea of a wealth no man would over
peer. Even David Jones , the brewer
who died lagt week , worth § 10,000-
.000 , did not receive a half-column
obituary notice in any , inormug paper.
The man who wanted to make it
census of the millionaires of New
York for the year 1881 would almost
need a ffholo nosrspiper to do it in.
JTheir.narna.isliterally legion. There
arc scores cf ; , them whose wealth can
not belcuoirn , because it is invested
in such a way that it is not required
to pay taxes , and leaves no annual 10-
cord of itself thatcan be arrived at.
Dennis Kearney called these men
bloat-.d bondholders , and they arc , in
so far as the latter cliuo is concerned.
They are men who invest their vast
accumulations in government bonds ,
draw the lutarest regularly , and add
it to the principal , and so go on
heaping up a monstrous C'pilal
with no labor on their part , and no
expenditure except the original
one.- But they are' Javisli with their
wealth itf spite of all that niay bi said
to-th'o contrary , and'that" lavishuess
has made the name of New York a
syuouyn for the open handed benefi
cence which marks it in charity ,
science , arts , and commerce the
metropolis of the western hemisphere.
Apart from the fluctuating fortunes
of the epeculativo rich men , the Jim
Kecnca and his like , which may bo
millions to-day and thousands tomorrow
row , there are merchant princes and
quite men of fortune who , when they
die , will leave wills to run into the
seven figures , and make people wonder
why they never heard of such rich
men before.
Nor are these colossal capitals re
siricted to the metropolis. Cincinnati
has sever , ; ! well-to-do people , although
forty years ago she had but thrco who
counted their fortunes by millions.
These were Nicholas Longworth , who
died in 186lleavingabout"10,000,000 ,
and Jacob Burnett and James F rgu
son , who died in 1853 , each leaving
about 82,000,000. Of the opulout
paonle now residents of Cincinnati ,
David Sinton Is said to be worth 810-
000,000 ; G. H. Shoenberger , ? 5,000 , .
000 ; A. D Breed , § 5,000,000 ; estaao
of James W. Guff , 86,000,000 ; estate of
Oliver Peris,85,000,000R. ; E. Spring
er , § 5,000,000 ; J-Jsenh Long worth ,
85,000,000 ; estate otS N. Pike , § 3-
000,000 ; Emory Brothers , § 3,000,000 ;
A. D. Bullock , Charles and John Kil-
gour , W. P. Hulburt , Samuel Fosdick
VVm. S. Groesbeck , Jacub S-iasongood ,
Friborg & Wbrkum , John Shillitto'fl
estate , Timothy Kirby's eaiato , Robert.
Mitchel' ' , S. M : Barrett , R B. Cowl-
er'd estate , Samuel Wiggm's estate ,
JuigeD. K Este's estate , J. C. Short's
ps'tate , Goti Jamoa Taylor's estate ,
aadji B. Eopple nro each worth. 82- ;
000,000 , while the list of sicgle mil-
lionai'ea is too numerous to mention
Philadelphia , Chicago , Pittsburg ,
Boston , all tmde a similarly splendid
showing in the nutter of figures , Phi'-
adelphia and Boston , arc very .much
alike in the. fact thai though there arn
less millionaireajn proportion to th ir
population than there aw in oth-r
greatjuties , there .are pjopariionataly
"more men. of solid fortune. That is-
to say , while the business Jn New Yorker
or Chicago , hav'ng ' won his § 100,000 ,
'tries to double it , and , having donbkd
to duplicate it again , the eober-sidcd
citizens of the Hub and Quaker city
are content to settle when they find
themselves at eaae financially , i It
would quite itart these conservative
commerci.il persons to think of a
collateral investment of from § 1)000-
000 to § 6,000,000 fn mines to ge : ccal
from to runiron , fonndrles with capi
tals of much greater bulk , ns a score
of Pittsburgh iron founders do , or to
hold t. reserva of § 2,000,000 for grain
operation * , like half a hundred Chi-
cagoacs.
A Chicken Speculation.
WallSircct Daily News
It was-probably because epgs are so
scarce and d.ear now that suggested to ,
Mr. McGmnis a chicken speculation.
McGinnta had passed moat of his time
as a janilor down-town , but had saved
renongh-to'buya lofin' the * flr7HeXdj
district and thought of going to farm-
ing "eggs/ ' Said Mr , McGinuis to
rtis wife : ' *
"E gs goes up and egga goes dowrj ,
"burcbickeiisrare"always' . I'm
going into a chicken epeculation. Eggs
hatch in from 14 to 18 days , I am
told. In ten days the chicks ought to
feed themselves. I'il heE-ybu 1 turn
but twelve broods per .year , and.that's
144 chickens at 12 to a brood. "
Mr. McGinnis
bought twelve eggs
and a bip hen. He put the eggs in 'a
basket aiidiset down'the hen. beside U.
Instead-of hopping on to them and
hatching out chickens , .right away
the.old hen scratched around and paid"
no attention to eggs , or basket. Mc-
Ginnis was a man of determination.
He'grabbed her by the legs , set her on
the eggs , and held her there. When
3ie.lot.her go ahe new off lie put
ier back" weighted down with a plank ,
.butihher struggles to escape all the
eggs rwere broken.
T""Xh"avenTtTmel6 fo6rwith you any
" ' '
longer , growled 'McGmhia. . 'bat 111
attend to your case bimo-by. " So he
nailed up the old hen and more eggs
in a box together , cut a hole for her
head and nock , and went away chuck
ling.The
The old hcuoug.it co have-s bmiit
ed'to the Inevitable , but she was ob- ; . .
stinate. McGinnis went out one
morning and found her cold and
dead , and , as his wife came out and
shed tears , she explained :
"Come to think of it , that was a
Dutch hen , nnd of- course she couldn't
understand what 'we ' wanted of. her.
Never mind , I'll buy two roosters and
go to packing down eggs for the spring
market ! "
Onions are presrih d as a e-ira cure for Clcrl-
tl kfoes and Spring' Hlosso'm U a sure curj for
Drspei.su , lr.deg.'stion and all DlMrd rl > f , the
Stoach. .
TH E
DB. C. McLAHE'S
LITEE PILES
are not recommentlpd as a remedy " for
all the ills that fleah is heir to. " but in
ailuctious of the Liver , andin all Bilious
Complaints. Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
ache , or diseases of that character , they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used prej
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
a simple purgative ( hey are unequaled
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine ajftiiever'.sugar-coated. .
Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid ,
with the itnpression.McLANE'S LTV KU
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa
tures of C. JIcLAsc and FLEMING Biios.
% S5 Insist upon having the genuine
DP. . C. McLANE'S LIVEli PILLS , prepared - ,
pared br
FLEMING BROS. , Pitishurgh , Pa.,3
the market being full of imitations'
the name J/cKrtiic , spelled dillerently ,
but same uronnncialion. _
UTff TO COKE
CONSUMPTION , COUGHS ,
Colds , Asthma , Croup ,
All diseases of the Throat , Lungs , ana
Pulmonary OrpransJ
USE ACCOKDING TO DIIIECTIONS
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
f S i $ §
UMJitWE.
Prepared from'H/'irj' " tropical
frnlU
/5 the Best and 'Most '
Agreeable Preparation
in the World
For j onstlpatloii. Biliousness ,
Headaclie , Torpid Liver , Heni-
orrlioidsXticIlspositloii , and all
Disorders nrlBlntr from an oJj-
rttn-.cted state of tlte system.
Jjia.es and children , and those who dlsllko
taki 17 pills and nntiseoni mwllclnps. nreespc-
cial.y pleased with Its agreeahle qualities. ,
T OPIC-FnuiT L < VXATIVE may be nscj
In 11 cases that nrcd the aid of n purcatlVo ,
caUiurtlc.ornperient medicine , nnd whlleilpriv
ilnios the prime rnsnlt'as the agents named , it U ,
entirely free from the uiiml objections oommou
to them. Facked'ln bronifd tin b rM only.
Price 25 cts. Large boxes 6oc.
SOLD BY AU. FIRST-CI.ASS DRUGGISTS.
C. F. Ooo'mm , WTioleealo Agents , Om liaNel .
ti/AMTCn l J " ! Aijantaeverywhere tose"
WflSs i tU Tea , CofTas , Baklne Powder.
Flavoring Extracts , etc , by simple , to famllba ,
Trofit jrood. Outflt free. People's Tea Co. , EJT
2050. St. Loua. ! Iti
PROPOSALS FOR GRAlN.
t
IlEADQCARTKRS DKP.tRTMEXT OF TUB PLATTB , \
OFFCK or CHIEF QcARTrnMAstsB. V
FORT OMAHA , NEB , January 27.1831. )
Scaled proposals , in tripl'cate , sjbject to the *
xuual con 'Hi > ! .3 trill be received at thi ofilco
until 12 o'clock noon on Thursday , February < 7f-
18S1 , at which place and time thej will be open-
ei in presence of bidders , for furnbhiBz ani de
livery , in qu\"tit'c3 .s required , up tOj June 30 ,
18 1 , at OmihaDeM- , Nebraska , or at stitlotis
on the Union Paclflc Kallroad , cast of'Keimey
Junction , of
2COO , < X poun 's corn , anil
I.OOo.OOO pounds oats.
Pro , osi'a for quantities low than tho.who'.e ,
will bo received. Delivery of ths grain will-if , -
required , commonof March 1 , 1831. Prelerence
will be given to artl'es ' of domestic production.
The Government rejcrves tha Tight to reject
any or a'l proposal ? .
Hills shnu'd state the rate per ICO pounds , ( not
per i oahel. ) and the enveiopej containint ; them
should be endorsed "Hids for Oraia , ' ' and ad
dressed to the underlined.
Bidders arc requested to submit proposals for
deliver } " of the cora in new rc-scvred gunny
sicks of one hundred pounJa each , and for
delivery of the oati in new re-sewed burbp
sicks of one Luodred poun'if ' oich , or for patter
or ill the oats to ba d Hvercd In DOCBB BACKS ,
110 inner aac'ii to b i provided at the Umalm
Dopot. by the Quartcrmas'er's Depsrtment. . .
Copies of this adveniseme"t and bf the Cir
cular of instructions ia HJilers "cati'.bo oitaiced
onnpplication o this office , and" one copv each
nf fau advertlgomsnt and clrcu'ar ' should bo at
tached to or iccompany eacli proposal and form
a pir. thereof. M. I. LODINQTON ,
j27-d6t C ie'.Quarlermaster.
Tiier < Is DC civilized nation In the Western
Hemisphere In whlch'the util'ty of IToatetter'S
Stomach' Bitters as a tonic , co-n ctivc , and anti-
bllinua merliclne , Is not known nnd'apprcdatcdj
\VMlo it ia a medicine ( or ill s osoni. and all
climates , it Is especially gritted to'the complaints'
go ncratrdlby the weather , beingUo purest and
cost , vegetable stimulant In tin world.
For ale by Drusgis's and'Dcalers , to whom np-
I Iv fur Host tter's AlmAnic lor 1R81
Auction Sale of Public
North Platte.Neb. , and Camp . $
Stambau h , Wyo. _
Ifeadquirters D p'tof thePlatte , \
OfTice 'Chief ' Quartermaster ,
FORT OMAHA , N n. , Jauu rySl , 1331. J
milKUE WI1L CE SOLI ) at Public Auction on
JL ti.o re pectlc * promiics , conimencinz'at 12 ,
o'clock , noon'.on Monday , February iStn , ilSSl ,
the public buildings and bt-ucturej at North
I'latie , Nc raaka , and .Comp StambauKh , Wjo
niinir. ,
Thehuildirgsat Nrth * Finite consist of two ,
Officer's Quarters , two Storehouse } , Onardbonw ,
"two cilices , Carpenter Shop , Hospital ; " 'Laun
dress s Quarters , Bal-chouse. Coal _ ? hcd , Maya
zicv Wa.'nn Shed , Fen-ea and.Outhnuses. i
The tmildinrs at Oimp SUmban n 'coaslaLoJ' '
two offliers'Qairtcrs , two Ccmpiuy "Qilarterg ,
Hospital , two Office § , Ouardnonse , four Store-
homcs. . lilackBmlth Ship , fl.irreuter Shop , , t o
8tab ! .B'fourTi imdres < cs Qiarterai Bakelion-i ,
Telegraph Office. Saddle liooic , an-1 four other
buildings aso Fericcsand Outhou'iti
Tcrmr-Cash on 'day c f sale. Military-custody
of the property will end thirty diysaftor ; sale
M. I. LUDlNOTOK.
fl-6t Chnf Qqirteimaster.
l K. A , S. PBNDECY , ,
COHSULtlHC "PHYSIC'IAKi
UA2 1'EP.MANKSTLY LOCATKP "Bis" VKD-
ICAL OFFICE , , .
„
'JS8 ' Tenth Street , - OUAHA , HEBBA3EJ : ?
Offering hla services in'ilf departments o
medicine in , ' surgery ; .both In ireneral ui
pedal Fifll ; . acute and chronic diseases. Ca
be conenlteu nljhl. rind1 dayn < l will visit m
"patvol.the ci'.v ml conntyon reo-tot
AGETTS WANTED BOB
1" Hie Fastest Felling' 'Book ' Of thV
Foundations of
BUSINESS. AND SO'JIAL FOR1I3. . 1
j The li . . . ,
act iusinesa. .Talmble tables. . otiii etiquette.
birHimcutarr- usage , how to cntiantt'publlc
' business ; in Kct it U a comnlata Guide to Sue-
cess for all classes. A family necesal y. Addrea
for drcclarB and special terms. 4NOHOT PHB-
LIHHUfG C" . , St. LouU , Jto.
THE OOLDMD'O
SG
This luatltutlon , locatoj at Denver , Coloiadc ,
the Kducation\l and Commercial center of the
West , Is pre-eminently the boat anil most practl.
cat of IU kind ( or the ] :
MERCANTILE TRAINING
OF
Toiiiig 'Meiii and Ladies * "
G. . .V7Fti'STER , President ,
D. W. CADY , Secretnsy ,
The most extensive , thorough o < ? corcplflts
natltutlon of the kind la the World. ThonsinJl
o ! accountants and Easiness men , hi tha prin
cipal cities and towns ot tha United States , one
their success toour , course of traininz.
'The ' Right.Kind of Education for
Young Men and Ladies ,
Tine , new brick block , at Junction of three
treet car lines Elegantly fitted and tarnished
af-irtineuta or the application o ! anil carrying
oat of our norel and systematic method : of
BUSINESS TRAITOTG.
Young men who contemplate a business lifs ,
and parents having son * to educate , arc particu
larly requested to send for our new Circular , j
which will give full Information ta to term , '
ondition of entrance , etc. Address j I :
G. W , POSTER , President ,
6-Sm Denver Colorado. 3
BT THE VSC OF
ANKO
PILE REMEDY.
INTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AND
ETCHING PILES
OBMt'on the application of P
3o nnUo' rile KemeUy. rrhicli nct dl
'ectly upon Uie partu iUFe < Me < l , tUxorblni
lie Tiiruore. allaying the Intgnx ? tiab
jig. And amct I n gn pejmaneotcaro w&aa
iU otlier-reniedlea haTe
ahc no other , and tallyopT nalgrif ) ri3of-
ta rneriU.
rneriU.DO NOT DELAV
a&n the drain on the y tm prodnc *
trmaaent rtltnhlllty , bat bay It ,
FRY IT LOURED
PRICE , 50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT ,
UK ! vyhcn yon 0:111 notobtnln it ofhlm , TO
rill Bend It , prepnid , on receipt ofprlcc
Jr. Bo nnbo' TreatUeou I'Jlc cnt fre.
in application. Aildrcii
W OR , BOSAHKO MEDICINE CO ,
C. F. GOOMAN Agen , Cmaha1 ;
- - frbf \ * fC
C l 2
V > . p , ' 73 . WS * - ?
* & * ftmp-S
i , < "j- .
A n.T and hlthesto naiacin remedy for all
dlaeasfe Cl the KlJcevs , Bladder , and Uilnary
U will positively cure Diabetes , Qssrtl , Drop
sy , Brlzht'a DIsciE ? , Inability to retain or cxpcll
thi Urine , Catarrh o the riadder , high colcreil
and scanty crlne , Fahiful Drinatm ? , LAMF :
BACK , Ucnen ! Weakness , and all Female Com-
It avohla internal medictnca , n certain In it
effects and cnrej when notlilnj elwcsn.
For sale ny all Dru Lits or seff ; ly tuail frcd
upon receipt of tha price , $2.00.
DAY INEY PAH CO. , PHOP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
your aJdo39 lot ocr little book ,
How axta Saved. " '
fv.a jf mf
Machine Works ,
J. Hammond , Prop , & : Manager.
The moit thorough appoint e 1 and complete
Machine Shops and Foundry In the state.
0-wtiiizs nl every description m nufactad.
Engines , .Pampa andevery claaa of machinery
dado tn order.
attention Riven to
Well Augurs , Pulleys , Hangers ,
ShartingBrid : e Irons , Geer
batting , etc
FUr.stor uuw MacliincryMea4hanI I Draught
njT , Modeled etc . neatly executed ,
53 Haroev St. . Bet , 14th and 15th.
" "
" BELTEDBBE
Star Wind 'Mill ,
MANUFACTURED BY
. E , WILLIAMS ,
' r RED rOW IOWA.
Correspoudorco solicited rcm thow needlnt a
jelliblc" Wind Mill tervl for circular and prices
and any information ii rcjard to the Mill will b
cheerfully turniRhed. "
LIVE AQENTS WANTED.
'SEASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THE
BELVIDEEE
STAR WIND MILL.
'
BECAUSE
1st. , It is.morecafein arale ; of wind , an > l In
ha mott'fin J Jen ehanzes of the wind' ' froni 'any
direction , because the , wheel lin ? flat oa the
tower is a'srays ' re djr with Its cde to the wind ,
and allows the vane to awintf c ! ax around , with
out turning O" striking the'wheel. .
2nd. It M a ri'id wh el having no moveabfe ;
joints to wear out , rust or creak in the wind.
3rd. I CO nor sleet has m > effect on it.
4th. H loses lew power from friction than
other Mills.
.5tb. It will run with" less "rilnt 'han otner
.Mills. ' H .
6th % It Is ei'ily regulated so It w' " peri-mi
any amonnt'of work required lew tnan lrB < ar c-
Ity.
Ity.7th. . It has no pulliM , sprlitipirorBlMInitheaJg
to recza up In winter. : * ,
Sth. It wl'lnot iximp nh-n oa' of ear.
Snh. It'is well and hcarilv p&inted with Uir
.coats of tha best faint the- , market can afford.
5 10th' . Ttts i pe wrtelf-rtsuiatoT and will tike
care o UU in hosKy chaiuable win d f o-ms.
llth' ' 'lt symotricatfor'mis"aiierfi-ct orniment
\ 'I2th < Ne er have he rd of any blown ilo n ac
yet when properly set up with are ulatin vane.
jicroTct duiuje'l'tn the.least by tile wind ,
'
13tb. Thsy arc of good ma'te'rial and
made.
llth. AU shafts tumeH , boxes habited and all
necessary pnrta Uoublpynutjed.- *
15th. It is'rhora slmphri'moro cotnpaot la con-
V/RQOGHT / JROH FENCES.
"Wire Fendng and RalUn ? Spfdallty.
Tlielr beautv , penninenes 'and economy
dally worklnj tha "extinction" TO ! al ! fencing
cheap miUrlaJp&r
In dificn , Ic cetrsctlble
f PablIeOr6mda : nnd Cra o-
,
lawn- Settees ; canopied 'ind 'of
rustic patterns ; Chain and every , description of
Iroh'and WIre ornarociStU wort "d siimed 'aril
manufactured by E. T. BARN JU'.S Wire and
. Iron Wirk , C7 , 29 and 31 Woodward Ave. , De-
I trait , Mich. SiTr"1115- * * -1 - talogua anil
prica list. sep2i
-HA THE
Chicago 5r iVorthwestcni
2,380 fULES OF ROAD !
It la the SHORT , 8UKK and Sifo Roote K i n
COUNCIL BLUFFS
J 1SB
GEICAaO.MTLWAUXEE
* nd all pclnU EAST aad HOSTH.
IT OFSr.3 THE Tlt VElINO
GREATER i-ACtLiTIES AND MORK
ADVANTAGES THAU ANY
OTHZK ROAD IS
THE WEST.
It Is tbc ONLY ROAD catweea
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CFTIOAOO
Cpon which li r = n
PULLMAH HOTEL OAES !
in addiUcQ t : i. < 3aand U , pk o ili cliviw o (
trsvelere. It s\jrt \ FIBST-OLASS MKALS at ttn
EATING ST.V71OX at > ctctp each.
ITS TiMCK IS
ITS CCACHES ARE THE FIHESTI
ITS E5UIP5JEMT FIRST CUSS
II yen wffsh the BHt Tnvellni : Accoramrdi-
lions > ou will buy your ticket by this Ucnta
tSTAyi ) Wltl TABKNOKKOTHKB.
All Ticket Amenta can sell you Through Tickets
via thi roarl and Check naai Ca-
{ a ofiee of Charjo1
OMAHA TICKET OFJTCES-12 Farnham St. ,
Cor. 14th. and at Union Pacific Depot.
DKNTEB OFFICE In Coloneio Central. aAJ
Union PicISc T > k t OCBce.
SAN TRANCISCO amCK J N Montjtm.-
ery Street.
for Inforniatton , folders , m p , etc. , not ob-
tilnable at Home Ticket Office , address any
acent of tie Company , cr
HL'CHJTT , B H fcTEHKITT ,
Oea'l llwxsn , OcnTPase. Agvsl ,
CEICAQ0.1LL.
T. CLftfJK ,
Gcc'l Azt Omaha ft Cccncli Bluffs
THROUGH TO CH'CACO '
Without Change of Cars I
TECS
CHICAGO
gUBLIHGTOH & QUINCY
Wltb Siaocth and Perfect TiicV , K al Pis
sender Ccacfrca , and
PULLMAN SLEEPIHC D141HG ? SARS
by the Fran , mod Ii to
travel nvcr It , u > be the Boat Appolntul * ml
Best Jlanajed Ro J In the Country.
PASSENeERS GOING BAST
Should oear lu mind that this b ttx
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points Exit. JTortb and Northwest.
Passengers by thia Route have chclca of '
FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES ,
And the Ad ran lose of Six Pally Unca ot PtUco
SIfepin ? Curf ( ram Chicago to
New York OityWithont Change.
All Erprew Trains on this Ilneare equlppedwlth
the Westin house Patoui Air Brakes am'
lllllcr's Patent Safety Platform and
Couplers , the most Perfect Pro
tection Against Acd'
dents In the world.
FUU.KAK PALACE SLEEPING AND D'KIKC CA5S
Arc run on th EurllnRton Coute.
Information concerning Routes. Rates , lime
Ccnnectlon-i , etc. , will bs cheerfully given by
applying at the olEcn of the KurMijrton Konte ,
61S Fonrteentn Street , Omaha. Kebraaka.
C. E. PERKINS , D. W. HITCHCOCK.
QenT ITana cr. Oen. West'n Pasa. Ag't.
J. 0. FHILLf PPI , St. Jo Yo.
Qeuernl Atrent , Omaha.
H. P. DUEL ,
fepC-dl Ticket Asrent , Omaha.
K.MT.JOE&G.B.B.B , ,
Is the only Direct Line to
ST. LOFIS ANI > THE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
NoIisogo uf era teiwtcn Omaha nuJSt. Loa !
and but one between Oaahi and New Tork. '
SIX DAILY PASSENGER-TRAINS
Eastern & Western Citfcs
With iesa charges icdlu sdvauce cf oth . - lines.
This entire line le equipped with Pniteaa'j
Palace Slcepln ? Cars , Palaca Daj Cosch-
ea.UIller'B Safety Platform and
Coupler ami the celebrated
Westln ic ; H Alr-Braie.
BJTSES THAT TOUR TICKET READHI *
City , St. Joseph andS
, Tla 31T84
Itcke' for sa/o / at all coupon stiUors In tha
West.
J. F DARNARD , A. C. DAWKS ,
OcnlSnpt. , Gea'l PM3. & TIcfest Ae't
St. J-reDb , Mo. Gt. JcKph. llo ,
V C. SKACIIHEoT. Tldtet Ajron. ,
1C20 Farnha Street ,
ASDT BORDEN , A. 5. BARSASD.
Paas. A ent,0tn ha.j Oen'rlAfont. Ociha.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
A1TD
. St. Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS ,
The Old Rdiabti Sioux City tiovl-
100 MH.ES SHORTEST ROOTK !
From GOUITOIL BLUFFS to
8T. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , orBISMAHOK ,
And all points lu Northern Iowa , illnnceoti aufi
Dakota. Thin ! ln b e > intcr > nd triU , th Im
proved Westlnshcnsfl Antomatlo Air Brakes and
Miller P.'atfom Coupler and Buffer. Ajrt for
SPF > .D , SAFETY AND COMFORT
! * < uisurpaaned. Elegant Drawing Boom Mid
Sleeping Carsnwned and controlled by the coin
pany , rm ? Through Without Change betwen
union PKrfflc Transfer T > epot , Council Btnffa ,
and St. Paal. Trains losve tha Union FadSc
Traneler Depot at Council SlcSa , at B:15 p m. .
' Teaching Sioux City at 10:23 p. n. , and St. Pzni
at 11:05 a. m
mHOURS
HOURS I.H ADVANCE o ?
SY OTHKS Roun.
Rt'umtnp ; fcart 8t Pinl at 530 "p. m. , ar-
rivl.at Sioux City at 4:45 a. m. , and Unloi
Pacific Transfer Depot , Cnnndl Bluffs , atDXC
a. in. Re sura that your tickets rciJ via "R. r .
br. " . . R.1 F.C.HIL1S ,
Superintendent. Miwouri VaKoy. Iowa
P. E. BOBINSON , Ass't Gcn'l Pass. Agent.
J. a. O'BRTAN ,
trd Pwwuzer Ae n .
MAKE NO MISTAKE !
MICA A-yT.P. GREASE
Compoeerllar ly of powdered mica and Isin IaH
Is the best and cheapest lubricator In the world.
1th t5e best becaus i t dots not from , but forms
ahihly polished surface ovsr the axle , doing
away with.a larzaaraoantof.friction. It U the
ctfapest 'because you need use but hall the
quantity In greaiimc your waeon that you wenll
clany other axle greaae made , and then run
your an twice as lonif. It answers eanally
as well for M1H Oearinf , Tbreshln ; iMachinM ,
Buxyltt , fte'.aa for wajoru Send for Pock t
Cyclopcdiaof Things Worta Enunrinp. Mailed
free to any addresa-
MICA HAHOFACTURIHG CO. ,
81 MICHIOAN AVBNOB ,
Your Dealer For It
cct20-U
'DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The cj-partncrshipheretofore existing between
J. J. Xlohol and E. Fearon , under the flrm'
itjleof J. I.icboItCa , Is this day.dissolred
by mntu.il consent. " . .
J. I. Nichol continues lbne''and twnmei'al
llabtitlea and : olljcts all out.Undlns arcounUl
J. L NinnoL.
E. FEARON .
BZIDNEGENis highly recommended and unsurpeiaaed for "Weak
or Fotil Kidneys , Dropsy , Eright'a Disease , Loss of Bnerjry
Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions arising from Kidney or
Bladder THseases. Also for Yellow Fever Blood and Kidney
Poisoning , in infected malarial sections.
tS"Bj the distillation of s FOREST LEAF with JUNIPER BERRIES and BARLST MALT w t t
discovered KIDNEGKX.wnich acts upeclflcallr on the Kidneys an-1 Urinary Organ * , rsmotln ? Injnrloni
dcpotita formed In tha bladder and preventing any itralnic ; , smirtluj scnsaticn hwt or Irritation
In the , membranous Using of the ducts or water pvnasra. It excIUa & healthy action In tb Kidney * '
giving th m itrtn h , vijor anil restoring these orpins to a healthy condition , sbowio | ta effectt
on both the color and cnsy flow of urir.c. It can be taken at all tlmcn. In all climates and nnderV. >
drcumitancei without injury to the sj stem. Unlike aay other preparation for Kidney difficulties
It has a very pToasint and swif ibl Uste and flavor. It his been difflcult to make a pieptntloo
conUitilnic positive itiuraiic properties which will net nauseate , but be acceptable to the stomach
Before Uhins anyLlrei racduino , try bet l of KIDNEQEX to CLSUN3K tha KIDNEYS from
foul matter. Try It and you will always Uft t as a Umliy med'dna. Ladles npedally will Ilka It
aud Gentlemen will find KID.SEGEX the best Kidney Tonic < verns d !
NO riCE Each hot' ! e hears the sirnatnre of LAV RENCE & ilASTIN , aUo a Proprietary OOVITD
incut Stamp , which pcnniti KID.SEGEX to be sold ( without license ) br SrnjjliU , Crocwt and
Other Persons evorvwherr.
Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.
ItnottoundatjourDrujKUrUorOrocera , wo will send a boitla prepaid to th naarot cxpreat
offloe to you
LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills. *
Sold by DEUGGISTS , GEOCEES and DEALEES everywhere
Who'ssalea ecU In Omaha. STEELK , JOttNSOS & CO. , "Ill supply th "rada at minnlmctui
prices.
IT IS
A GRATIFYING FACT THAT 1HE
WHITE SEWING MACHINE
Gfyes universal Satisfaction and that it is stead
ily and rapidly increasing in pnblic lavor.
The White Machine instly claims to be the
best made , the easiest running , the Simplest in
construction and tne most perfect Machine in
the market.
The White Cc. employ as agents men of in
tegrity , and purchasers are always satisfied ,
because they find everything just as repres
ented.
Everybody should use this Machine. The
sales so far this year are more than double
the corresponding time last year.
All orders addressed to the Omaha Office
will be promptly filled.
JOHN ZEHRUNG ,
< ! or. Davenport and 15th Sts. Omaha.
FRITSCH'S
E ArrYC ,
THIS KUW AOTf CORRECT 2IAP
- . PwTes beyond any reasonable question thai tha -
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN R'
la by all odds the test road ( or you to take when traveling In either direction batmen
Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the Wast , North and Northwest. '
Carefully examine this JIap. The Principal Cities of the West and Northwest are Stations
on tbts road , lu through trains ma&a close connection * with tha trains of all railroads as
Junction points.
NORTH-WESTERNJBAI1.WAY
THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
Over all orits principal lines , runs each -\vay dally from two to fourocmow
/rains. It la the only road west ol Chicago' tnat uses the ' . > . -tu-- * \f
PULLMAN HOTEL DINING
It Is the only rorul that mn < PuHnwn Sleeplni ; Cars North or Northwest of Chicago. It ha *
nearly S.ooo JILLJES OF no A it. It forms the following Trunk Lines :
"Coujcll Bluffs. Denver & California Line. " " 'Wlnona , Minnesota & Central Dakota Ltaa. "
4OTA1W / ! . . - \ * xri - 1 B.T _ . - . . . - M. - . " * . . . - . - - - -
by ail Coupon Ticket i
Agents
Canadas. i K- o
JUjmember to ask for Tickets via this road.be row they read orer It , and take none other.
HAEYUr HCOHirr , Gen ! Manager , Chicago. W. a. SKS3ETr , GenT Pass. Agent , Chicago.
H3.RBY P. UOBL , Tlck t Atent C. ft" . W R llw y , I4th ml ? rnlum Stietti.
1) , E KI34BALL , AMiitantlcket Azent C & N. W. B ll iyllth ind K rnham Street * .
J BSLL , Tlckat * < tcntC. & W. W. Rillwart C. P. B. K. Depot.
JAMKS T. CLAKK OeneraljAecn- . _
ERIGK.
FU1TORE ,
And Evervthuiff pertaining to the
rfpholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMEHT OF
- PCs. s ?
1208 and Igfft
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AGENTS WANTED FOR ODR NEW BOOK ,
"Bible for the Toim < r , " < ]
Alexander CrooK , I > . T ) . In ? lmplo 'and attcic-
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