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TDOMAS r. BALL. Postmxrt-f. .
Arrivel And Departure of
Trains
OKION FACiriC. *
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do 8:15 * .m. 1230a.m.
TIME CARD OF THE BURLINGTON.
LUTI OKAHA. AH1UTV OlfABA.
Express BWp-ta. Express 10W .ia ,
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CniCAOO.tROCS 1SLAM > & PACIFIC.
H M.6CC a.ta. I Hall 10:00 p. m.
> . . . . . .S9p.m. I Exp * s..12:00a. m.
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN.
Mall 8f 0 a. m. I Mtll --20 . P-Ia-
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Sundays extorted.
KANSAS CITY , ST. JOE & COUNCIL EtUFFB
MAVX ARKtv * .
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Kxpreaa 6 ? * p.nu | kUfl 7St > j. m.
The only line roanim : Pnllmaa Sleep Jig Can
ont of Omaha to Union Depot.
OKAIIA & NORTHERS NEBRASKA EA1L-
WAY COMPANY.
I avc. Arrive.
Krpre _ . .8:00 a. m. I PxprcM .430 p. m.
liOp m. | Mi\ed lo:15a.m :
Daily Kxotpt Sundays.
B. ii. B B. In NEBRASKA.
Wave. ARR.TX.
c.s.iuna Si" > 0am | freight 830 m
Freight C:65 p m | Expre.8 1:1 * pm
E10UX CITY & ST. PAUL R. R.
U.ll C:10 a m I Erpreas 10:00 a a
Krprew8.40pm M i 7:20 p m
WABASI1 , ST. LOUIS ft PAC1PIC.
BtiVES. AKRIVKS.
flail . . . . 8 a. m. | Mall 1MB a. m
Expre s.W : p. m. I Exprooa . .i:25 p. ra.
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. R.
Oava Omaha , dally. 3 6. m. , 8 a. tn. , 10 a m. ,
Zl . m. . 1 p. m. , S p. m. , S p. m , 5 p. m , , 6 p.
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'ieare Coaadl EnCs-&S5 ; a. m. , B5 : a.m. ,
ICSfi a.m. , llS5&.in..lrt6p. m. , 2:25 p. m. ,
8S6 p. m. , 5:25 p. m. , 6:25 : p. m _
Four trips on Sunday , lea vine Omuha tt 9 and II
. m. , 2 and B p. m ; Council Bloffa .t 8 5 ,
31:25 . m md 2K w-d 5 p. m.
TXA-V e Omahj. : 0 . m.,7. a. m. , Sao . m. , 1
n mw * * 0 p. in. , 7ri5 p. ta.t
Leave Oouccll BtnSe : Bli a. tn , , PWa. m ,
. . 7--00 n-i 7 0 p. m.
11HO a , n6:25p. m. , - Pni
Dally excnpt Sunday.
OMAAA & BKPUBtlCAN VALLEY R. .
L AV , ARK1VK.
. _ 10.15a.m. , ,436p.m.
Dallv except Siuidavi.
CHARLES POWELL ,
OF THKVEACB Corner IKh an : .
JUSTICE St . . OnchaNch.
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TTORNKT AT LAY ? Room 6 , Cr
A HlocX. lEth St. , OMAHA. KKB.
. L THCJsAS ,
r AT LAW Loans moneys bcy
. wid B lls r J eaUU. Bonm S. Crsizhton
Block- .
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A Blocir , with Ovrg *
Ctmhmn St.
St.SSXTEB
SSXTEB L TBOKA8.
JIORNKY AT LA'tf-Cralslini
Int. _ _ _
A. KCliAD ICK.
TTORKtfT AT LAW OCoe ISM
A . Sir U
SB ; I. F A30SY
Offler In Ore l'ton Klock , text t <
Llima , CUAHA , KREABKA.
nnsato.
O'BRIEK & BftRTLETT
AfctorrxOys-at-Law ,
OHTICE-Unlon Bnct.Fl'lsc.th ca FamUm'
ATTORNEY AT UXW.
MBftCH BLCCK , COS. 0363ISTH STS.
OitAQA , SKB.
W. J. Gonneii ,
Attorney-at-Law ,
Oft\oc : F/ont looca , np ttirsla Uansconi'f
BW brick building ; H. 'W. corner riltwutn nu
call.
RESICE cS
SpflClAl attrition will b given te all tnltt
x Jrat oo-wratlocs of ovcry daSDrlptiofl ; will
pnkloo In tl Jthe Oourlg ol tbo Elite and the
CnKwl SUtea. OQco. Farnhata fit , oppcelto
Court &ons8.
&ons8.DfAftU W. SIKERAL ,
TTORNKT AT LAW Boom 6
l _ Clock. 15th und DonqlM fctrooU
C. f. KASDEROQK ,
A7 LATT-SU Rre t
Kcbrtsia.
W. T. Rioniwa. 0- Jntritt
RICHARDS & HUHT ,
Atiorneys-at-Iaw.
OrTV * 15 South Foarteenth Street.
8A.NTA OLiAUS FOUND.
Oreatost Ulscovory or the Age.
Wonaerfol discos erlc ln the world ljav been made
Amone other thln ? * here Santa Clans sUycd
ChUdren oft ask U no maVoa coo-U or not ,
If rally he tivee In ft mountain of Bnow.
totycir tn excursion saile.1 CCM to tha Pol
AndBuddcnlydroppcdlntowbatiiecaiedlikefchoIe
WTiorD Troc.5r of toadem they found nosrlxnd.
WhlU fairy-ilk * b lmM apprarcJ en each hand.
Tboro ere mocatatiiii l * e ours , wltn taore
brautlfol sre nAnd ,
/And fur brighter sties tb o ever were soea.
Tnn3 with thfi hue cf a rainbow were foanu ,
\TrTjIlo Cowers of exijulitl * f rtgniic * w rfl grow
Inc around. , . .
RSot isng nera they left to wocdcr ID donb <
A b : econ ciiae theh d l.eard nncn about ,
! TwM fioTta Cltuj' eelt and ill Isthoy all SAV ,
He l > ktiJ Jlk * the picture r es i every day.
ffio drove ji r tc n U Lt looked vcrjqaMr.
instead of rolndow
TTTK i tea oi Tuanoppcrs ,
nla In rioUMtaad" of * * MKli ,
' lie Kwfe tJ.cc ! Pn b < nrd and Oova them
* wciacn and men
SanU showed thua P16
*
Biylnz ! also took Shoes lo ! rlaiia Hnocel SW
Santa Claus then whispered a w"Wt lie-J tsll.
Ai In Oinaha every ona knew BWJW wen ,
He therefore shenid * end hU eood * to UU care , U
Knowing Ms friends will fret their i all l > a - a
How remember ye dwellers In Oma2 town ,
All who want proaonts to Bnnce'a go r nnd ,
For hlrts , collare , or clove * great v d B a i
Bend TOUT biatar or acnt ona and nL. of
Bunce. Chaapton Iratter of UIB TTcrt. Dant * '
eot. Omahn
To JNervons Suifererfi-Tho Great
European Remedy Dp. J.
B. Simpson's Specific
Medicine.
It Is a positive cure for Spcnnatonhea , Seminal
Woakneu , Impoteucy , and ail disease * remltlng
from ScH-Abuso , s Mental Anxloty , LOBS ot
Memory. Pate In tiie Back or Side , and dieeues
I that lead to
Consumption
Insanity and
linearly grave
The Specific
' Uedldne U
being nte
irlth wonder'
ful SUCCOBS.
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No * . : . Hand 106 Main St. , BuBalo , K. T.
Bold lni maha by C. F. Goodman , J. V. Boll
OMAHA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ART EMPORIUMS.
J. U. BOSlTS Art Emporium , 1518 DoJge
Street , Steel Enzravings , ull Paintings , Chromus
fancy Frames , t'tamlagaS.'ceialty. Low prices.
J. BOSNEK , 1S03 Bonglis St. Good Stjlea.
ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE.
JOHN L. McCAGUE , opposite postofficc.
W. R. BARTLETT , 817 South 13th Street.
ARCHITECTS-
A T. LAROE.Jr. , boom 2. CroIBhton Block.
Room 11 , Crcishton Block.
BOOTS AND SHOES-
JAMES DsVJNE & CO. ,
Fine Boots and Shoes. A good assortment o1
home work on htnd , or. 12th and Harney.
THOd EUiChSON , S. E. cnr. ICth and Dun * IAS
BED SPRINGS-
J. F. LA.RUIW3U. XUnufajturer. VlBflchers'Bit ,
CARRUCES AND ROAD WAGONS
WM. SNYIJEK , No. 1319 14th and Harney St.
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
ANDREW HCWEWATSR. 1510 Farnham St.
Town Sun eya Grade and Sewerage Systems n
SpotUHy.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN 0. WILLIS , 14H Dodge Street.
D. B. BESUElt , For details see large Advertise-
tneut in Dailand Weekly.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
WEST 4FRAT.C11ER , Kanufcctuwrc of Cieara ,
and Who esale Djaleis in Tobicco < t 1305 Doug.
CORNICE WORKS.
Western Cornice Work' , Manufacturers Iron
Coral .e , Tin , Iron and Slate BooSugr. Orders
from any locality ( .roomily executed in the best
manner. Factory tnd Office 1310 Dodge Street.
Galvanized Iron Cornices , Win Jo neaps , etc.
nnnutttc.ured and put up in any part of the
country. EIXHOLD , 118 llilrtcenth St.
CROCKERY.
J. CONNER , 1309 Dcuglai St. Good L'ne.
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL , Williimi1 hloek. Cor. 15th & Pod e
DRUGS , PAINTS AND OILS.
KOON k CO ,
FharmacisU , Flee Fancy Goods , Cor. 15th and
Douglas Street ? .
W.J. \VHirEUOU5E.Wholesi'e&RcUll.lGst.
C. C. FIKLD. 2022 Noith Side ( Timing Street.
FURNITURE.
A. F. GROSS , > * ew and Second Hand Furniture
and btoves , 1114 Douglas. K. O. Turf-con A't.
J. BOSNF.a , ISO ? Douglas St. Fine UooJ ? , &c.
FENCE WORKS
OMAHA PENCE CO.
GUST. FRIES 4 CO. , 12 3 Harney St. Improved -
ed Ice UOWB , Irou and Wood Fercea , Ofli:8
tUlllngB , Counteract l'in and Walnut.
GROCERS.
7 STEVENS , 2tst between Cumin ? and Izird.
Tomer 23J n'd C'im'nsrSw.
HATTERS-
w. L. pAniiorrE & co.
Doulas Street , Wholegslo Eiclushely.
HARDWARE.
A. IIOI.MES , corner ICth and California.
HARNESS , SADDLES , &C.
F. B. WE1ST,32I 13th St , bet , Farn. & Har-
HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY.
Ladles ( ret roar Straw , Chip and Felt Hats done
up &t nortlieist corner Seventeenth and Capitol
\enue. WM. Di'VE , PROP
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE-
MRS LIZZIE DEXT. 217 ICth Street.
JUNK
B .RTnOLD. KaT * nd
LAMPS AND GLASSWARE.
J. KONNEU , 1303 Douglas St. Good Variety.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
O. A.LIKDQOKSr ,
One of our m rat popuUr Jlcrehart Tallois is re-
reiving the latest designs forkprlni nad Sum
mer Good fore nilcm n'awear. Sj'i3bdurabl !
end price * l > w iever , 215 13thbet. Dauj.4F : r.
MEAT MARKETS-
The Boston Market.
MO3LK& JESTER , Frca'a and Cured ilcute ,
Game. Ki h. I'oultiKt.5. . . 2020 Cumlng Street.
MILLINERY.
MRS. 0. I. UIKGER , Whnlejiln and Retail ,
Fncr Oiicd * in jrrcat laricty , Zeph > ra , Card
linxroc , Honerudenes , corsets , &J. Cheapest
House in the West. Purchaser * save S9 I > or
cent. Order bvlfail USFitu-en'h "t.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
W. S. GIBBS , M , D. , Room No. ; J , Crelghton
Block , 16th Street.
P. S. LEISENRING. M. P , Masonic Block.
C. D. HART , M. D. , Eye and Far. opp. posttfllce
PHOTOGRAPHERS
PHOTOGRAPHS AND TIN TYPES.
OEO. UEYN , PROP.
Orand Crntral Caller } , 212 Slrtfcnth Street
neir ilasoiiie Hall. Satinfictlon Oujnntotd or
Moncv Refunded.
PLUMBING AND CAS FIXTURES-
D. FITZPATRICK. 1409 Dougl Street.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
HENhY A. KOSTERS , 1112 Dod e Succt.
STOVES AND TINWARE.
A. BUUJIE3TER ,
Pcalcf In Stoves and Tinware , and Manufacturer
Io Tin Roof * and all kinds ot Buildln ? > Vork
Odd Fellows' Block.
J. BONNKR , IBOO Don ? . S' . Go.dand Chsap.
,
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SEEDS-
J. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seol Drltta
and Cultivators. Odd Fellowa Hall.
SM.OON3.
HENRY KAUFilANN , "
In llie tew brick block on Douglas Street , hai
jrut openo I a most elojsnl Beer Hall.
Hit Lunch f rum 10 to 12
every day.
FLANNERY ,
On Farnham , ncit to the B. & U. headquarters ,
has reopened a peat anl complete establish-
m nt which , bariln ? fIRB , and Mother Ship- ,
ton's Prophecy , will be open for the bojs with
Hot Lunch on and afur pmrnttlate.
"Caledonia , " J. FALCONEJl , C79 leth Street
UNDERTAKERS
CHS. . P.IEfl'E , 1012 Farnham bet. 10th & IHh
3IAKK XO MISTAKE !
.
GEEASE
Istbabestbocausal t doerfnotgoni , Cl wrms
highly polished euriacB over the axle , doin *
away with a largo amount ot friction. It is the
cheapest becauss voa need use but half the
quantity In rre"5ng your wagon thatyou wouU
nyoth t xfl grease made , and then run
your wajon twice aa long. It annrerj cqoaUy
iswsniir Kill GearingThreshingMachine
J8uKlese.-as for wagons-fiand lor Pocket
Cyxjopedlaof Thlnes Wortn Knowing. Milled
a
n
S-Ask Your * Dealer For It J
octzo-tr
WORTH "BEMEHBEBIM.
That TiRRArt's SMTZK AFTOIST represe * In
each bott e thirty or forty gUsres of Sj rinij
lUer Water , containing all the virtues ot the
celebrated German Pprio ; . It is alurays fresh
and always r-vly , and thus coniinonag Itself Jto
all for Iti efficacy , portability and chcapnesf ,
ALL DRDGGI XS HATK IX
A SCABBED VETERAN.
THBEE BDLLET3 IN HIS BODV A RE-
3IABKABLE STORY OF ESCAPE AND
IMPEISONMEXT.
Xew York Sun.
"How did yon lose all f e fingers
of your tight hand ? " a man was
aakcd in a drag store in Yonkera.
"Shot off , " he replied. "Whenlhn
war broke out I enlisted as i private ,
aud the first actual service I was en
gaged in was the battle of Yicksburg ,
where I was wounded in the hip and
had the fingers of my right hand taken
off. The rebels took me prisoner. I
was transferred from one point to an
other till at last they landed me in
Anderaonvilla. There I received a
wound back of tha ear. The ball
went into rrv mouth and lodged di
rectly back the ear. Feel It ? " as
he placed 011 j of the reporter's fingers
on the spot indicated. Toe ball was
felt , it being about one fourth cf an
Inch from the surface. "The ball
don't pain me any , " he continued.
"Soon after this I fell into the
hands of Kirby Smith , and while try
ing to escape frotn'hiin I wan actually
forced into the Rio Grande river. Pre
ferring to die by drowning , I struck
out for all I was worth. Before I
had s tram a great distance , several
shots were fired at me , ono of them
struck mo iu the hip. Feel thnt ? "
placing the reporter's hand on the
spot indicated , where a largo ball
could be felt. "Well , I kept right on ,
and soon succeeded in reaching the
Mexican shore , but found that I had
jumped out of the frying pan into the
fire , for , after wandering about for
some time , n band cf Mexican
'greasers' caught sight of me. I
started on a keen run , but they all
being mounted , soon overtook mo
and called out to me to halt.
I paid no attention to this ,
and a shot from a blunderbuss
struck me in the breast and brought
roe to the ground. The wound has
not healed , owing to the poisonous
nature of tbo copper bullet. They
then surrounded mo and lashed mete
to one of their horses , without piping
any attention to mv wound , which
was bleeding. Loosening one hand I
succeeded in stopping the flow cf
blood by placing a red handkerchief
over the spot. I was compelled to
ride in this position for two days ,
only being relieved when thay halted
for f dinner or supper. Oa the third
day the whole baud was surrounded
and captured by Mexican Govern
ment troops , and they , being the
common enemy of everybody in genera -
era ! , were sentenced to bo hanged ,
and , of course , I was expected to
bavo to Eharo tlio ssmo fate
as the rast. They were taken
one at the time , and strung up. The
rope was put about my meek , when I
cried out , which only seamed to amuse
these t having charge of tha hanging. I
iapponed to have some old papers in
my inside shirt pocket , and on hold
ing them up I waa permitted to go un
hung , but waa placed in prison until a
further investigation into my case
could bo made. They kept me im
prisoned for nearly twelve years ,
irhlch was owing somewhat to the
: nrbulence existing in Mexico during
.bat pariod. I WAI finally released ,
about a year ago , through the efforts
of the American consul , who claimed
my release on the ground of my being
in American zz4 A soldier in the
Union army. I was transported to
aanta Fe , from there to Oruahp , from
hat pointtoOhicagoand from Chicago
to New York , wheio larriyed a few
days ago.
"While in New York my wound
was treated by Dr. A. B. Mott , who
said he could remove the bs.ll from
uy chest , but it would endanger my
Ifu. He told mo he thought it would
erentutlly work cut , r.oci then the
wouud would heal. Toe first thicg I
did on reachiug New Yoib waa to as
certain if my father and mother , whom
[ left seventeen yesra agr > , and who at
, hr.t limo lived in Palmyrs , were slill
iving , aud learned by latter th < t ihcy
wore both alive , but had yiron me up
'or ' dead several years aao. "
The veteran , who describes himself
as William Bray , arrived in Yonkera
about a week ego , aud was well taken
care of by members of tha Grand
Army and others. The only thing
which bothered mo in relating his
career was dates , as during hia long
confinement ho had become indiffer
ent tc time.
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S SKIRTS.
AN APPEAL FOR THS BARE-LEGGED LIT
TLE ONES.
No JV York Sun.
Miss Susan Wright haa been a
teacher for twenty-ona _ years in the
girls' pub'.io sclool , in Twenty-eighth
street , east of Third avenue. She is
now the principal of thn primary Ju-
jarhnent. A short time ago sse
vrote a letter to the Board cf Health , I
n which she said that the short dresses
worn by many of the girl pupils did
more harm than bad plumbing and do-
'ective ventilation , and that the fash-
on made the children liable to rheu
matism , consumption , pneumonia and
other diseases which ore the result cf
exposure. Her letter closed as fol
lows :
"My sympathy for the ill-usod
children of tho'Uch and poor compels
mo to ask your attention to this cry-
ng abuse , and to risk the uupopulari-
; y of putting the blame where it
rightly balonga noon physicians , too
; ender-pocketcd to make parents full
aharera In the blame which belongs to
neglec'ed ' buildings and ignorant
; eaohers , in this 'murder of the inno
cents. ' "
The board oi health referred the
otter to the society for the prevention
of cruelty to children. Mr. Elbridgo
T. Gerry , the president of the society ,
returned an answer in which he
wrote : "It is impossible for the so
ciety to interfere upon the general
lomplaint preferred by Miaa Wright.
[ f aho will furnish evidence of any
specific act of wilful cruelty the case
will bo prosecuted at once. "
Miss Wright said yesterday to a
Sun reporter that even where poor
children ( n her school had been given
dresses of a proper length they had si
returned the next day with their dress siy
es cut short. The children of wealthy sib
> arenta were as poorly clad in this re- b
poet as the poor children. The stock- H
ngs might be of finer quality , but a
.here w&s no more warmth iu them , ii
ifotnera cover themselves with heavy iiti iiR
l&nnels and furs , and yet they eend ti
ont their delicate little girls with their tiI tit
ogs exposed , in some cases even above t
ho knee , to the cold winds. It is
81
simply a foolish desire , Mis ? Wright
to be in tha fashion. Years ago , _
girls \rora long dresses , ana wore then' h
sufficiently protected. Certainly girls ha'
are uot harder now than they wore a'd
then. She had lately seen
very small children who wore
socks and left a space of bare flesh
exposed above them. Little buya
with knickerbockers generally wear
ulsters , and are thus protected. The
cold b ranch more injurious to girls
than to boys. A great deal of sick so
ness In Iho eohooj , Mias Wright said ,
nrlses from this cause. In regard to
the answer of the society , she said
thai she could not , with propriety ,
give the names cf parents cf ill-clad
children. Iho society could sse the
children anywhere on the streets.
She hoped to accomplish much by
calling the matter to public notice ,
and believed that when parents
learned of the wrong they
were doing' their children , they
would seek to remedy the evil.
Mr. Elbridgo'T. Gerry said Ilia so
ciety did not work on theory , but on
law and evidence. It could not un
dertake to engage In a crusade against
the public schools , or the fashions fo
children's dresses. It was purely a
medical question as to whether tha
children sulfered by short dre ea. ]
a case was brought to his attention
where a child was actually suffering
on tins account the society would take
action at onca. Ha thought it 1m
proper to make sweeping assertions in
regard to children's dresses. Oni
child might suffer in a certain style o
dreas , while another might bo very
comfortable in it. Again , povert ;
h s much to do with it , as poor par
ents are often unable to clothe thei
children properly , The society couli
not undertake to furnish them , but i
would be glad to furaleh propar cloth
ing. If well-to-do people sent on
children' poorly clad it would ba an
other thing , and the society would in
terfere.
Superintendent Jenklne , of the so
ciety , said that , so far as hia observa
tion went , children did not suffer
much by wearing short dresses.
A * physician skilled in children'
diseases eaid that waa undonbtedl ;
unhealthy to expose any portion of th
body to cold. It affected the lungs
snd heart , aud was likely to bring on
diphtheritic and other complaints
All children should wear heavy under
clothing andlwarin woolen leggins in
cold weather. Stockings are a veri
insufficient protection in a cold wind
It was wrong to blame the doctor fo ;
the short dreaaca. They do not se
the fashions , and are only asked for
advice when the child becomes ill.
Several ladies , when asked whether
their children ever complained of cole
legs , replied that they did not. They
thought that if the children wore thick
woolen stockings they wonld ba very
comfortable.
A Bear Hunt In Newfoundland.
Earl of Dunravjn in J3llt Century.
Scarcely had Indian Joe and I got
well away from the camp next morn
ing when such a blinding storm of rain
c.imo on thst we were compelled to
mske a little shelter for ourselves
among some dwarf Junipers and wait
till it was over. We lit a little fire ,
boiled some water in a pannikin ,
brewed some tea , and talked about
hunting until the clouds lifted and en
abled us to BBO our way about the
country ; but the best part of the day
waa gone , and wahad to return to
camp without seeing anything , or even
a fresh track. The day following wo
were obliged to sot out on our homeward -
ward journey , for we had left our [
selves only just time enough to catch
the tug steamer which was to call for
us in the bay , even by traveling al
most night and day ; but as I was loath
to quit the country without one more
try , Joe and I climbed up to the bar
ren bolero daylight , leaving the oth- &
ord to pack up , carry the bagqage and
meat down to the Iako7 and get every-
thing ready for a start In the aftern'
noon.
Joe got the host of me that day to
the extent of § 25 , the villain. We
had walked for hours without seeing a
thing , when ho remarked in a casual
manner , "You have not seen no bears ,
have you , since you came on tha is
land ? " "No , Joe , " I replied , "not
even a sign. I should have thought
bears vrould have been plenty enough ;
there is lots of feed for them , good
ness knows , for the whole barren is
covered with blueberries ; but they
seem to bo very scarca. " "Yes , " an
swered Joe , "bear's awful scares in
Newfoundland , but I think I know a
pleco whsre we might find one , only I
ain't got much time ; want to
got back to my beaver
trapping , you know. What you give
me if I show yon a bear ? " "Oh , well , "
I said , "I don't know. There's no
chance cf that now ; but I would give
a tive-pound note for a shot at a buar
if wo had time to look for one. " "All
right , " aaid Joe ; "eapposelshow you
a bear within shot , you give mo five
pounds , eh ? " "Yes , Joe , certainly I a
will , " replied I. "That's sure , eh ? " b
"Yes. " "Well look " bI
, yonder ? And be
the '
direction
following of Joe's ex
tended hand I saw a little black speck e
moving about near tha summit of a nai
neighboring mountain. "Oh , I say , ai
Jco , that ia rather too bid , " I re 0
monstrated. ' 'I could have seen him 0it 0n
just as well ai you , aud got up to it
him , too , for that matter. However , itsi
a bargain is a bargain , no let us go for sit
him. " siai
The ground was very bare and open , aiti
but Bruin ( or "Mouin , " aa the Indi tir
ans call him ) was so busily engaged r
eating berries that ha allowed na to
crawl up pretty near. I had to wait
some time for a shot , for the bear
would not stand atitl for a second , but
kept turning himself about restlessly ,
moving rapidly from bueh to bush ,
grumbling to himself the while soin- "
plalninjj , DO doubt , about the scarcity
of borriea that autumn and the diffi BeAI
culty of filling hid ravenous iuuide. At AIiv
last ; I got a good opportunity , but ivHi
made a bad shot , striking the animal inw
nt
too low down on the shoulder , and CU
only breaking his leg. With a violent
snoitof pain and astonishment , but
without lookiag round for n second CUV
to aea what was the matter , away
went "Mouin" down tbo mountain V
sldeata mostjsurprislng pace. "Come
on1'yelled ! Joe ; "try and head hiai
off ; if he once gets down In the
timber ho Is gone sure. " And away
wo went after him as hard as we
could tear. How Joe jumped aud
bounded and yelled , and how the bear
did put down that hillside ! He
seemed to go twice as fast on three
legs as any other animal over went on
four. Sometimes Joe would head
tha bear and turn him ; sometimes the
bear would make a drive at Joa and
turn him , which would glvo me time
to get up ; and so we went on yelling
and whooping and plurging throcgh
the tangled , ma'ted ' junipers , the
bear doubl'ng and twisting ,
and sometimes charging us ,
but always struggling gallantly
to gain the shelter of the woods. Wo
had the bast of bruin so long as we
were on tha bare ground near the
top , but when we gat among the jun-
ippers growing horizontally like creep
ers alonsr the ground , not rialng more
than three or four feet above the
surface but with sterna
, as thick as
yourlez , and interlacing branches as
hard and spongy as steel , then the
bear got so much the best of us that
wo feared we should lose him. Now
and then I would get ft shot , but shoot
ing under such circumstances Is chance
work , and I mused the bear several
timas , uutll at last with a lucky shot E
rolled him over , and Joe and I
threw ! ourselvea down exhausted -
ed beside his dead body.
Joe filled and lit his pipe , and
gasped out , "Oh , I thought we should
have taken off our breeches ! " I stared
' Joe , thinking his exertions had pro
duced a fit of temporary insanity , and
said , "Why , Joe , what on earth should use i
wo take off our breeches for ? " "What nis
for ? Why , suppose you not got any Mil 1
breeches on , you run heap faster. Milhe
Best always take 'em off before shoot . hehi
ing at a bear ; he run such a devil of hiWI
pace if only wound " WInc
you him. And md
, havln rested a-Httle and skinned . ra
our bear , and packed the hide and in J
some meat on our bapks , we scrambled inme ment
down to the shore , chucked our bur- ntnl
dena Into the canoes lying ready laden , nlhi
and paddled off ' under the light of a ; hat
rising moon.
Colored Aristocracy. 1
jlelcishN. C. ) Farmer. 0 !
il
Already there Is a pronounced aris 3is
Btwil
tocracy among the'negroes. At their rith
fashionable weddings the array of ?
silks , white klda
and jewelry is gor-
geons. There are blacks in Raleigh
worth from § 5,000 to $10,000 in good
cily property. There are negroes In
thia connty-who own 200-acre farms ,
with all necessary itnuroveiuonts. Ono
recently built a acnnol house for his
neighbors and got a country road
changed to pass hia house. Afore than
$100,000 worth of property is owned
by negroes in Halifax , Warren and
other countiea. Odds and ends of
land ara picked up for almost nothing ,
sometimes as a gift , and are teen made
to thrive. Perhaps 10,000 negroes In
the otate to-day own from 10 to 300
acres.
DEATH IN "OLDGOLU. "
SAD FATE OF A GIRL WHO WORE GAUDY
STOCKINGS.
Qorlrudo Thornton , aged 6 yo&ra
daughter of A. G. Thornton , of Port
Jorvis , TX. Y. , recently died of pyromia ,
or blood-poisoning , resulting from the
wearing of stockings colored in "old
" and brown. Over
gold" a month ago
the child was coasting , and , being
thickly clad , her foot becime warm ,
and when her shoes were taken off it
was found that the coloring of "old
gold" and brown In the feet of the
stockings had been absorbed by the
warm flesh of tha feet , leaving the
Biocklnge almcat white. The girl soon
bcg n to show symptoms of poisoning.
Her limbs became swollen and discol
ored , and aha suffered tha most excru
ciating agony for thirty-eight days.
She would scream at times with pain ,
and during the whole time of her
sickness there was hardly a day with
out tl gnest suffering. As the end
drew tsvarher limbs and hipi became
swollen and mortified , and all the btdy
ezcept.tho fac3 ahowol the rank pola-
on. A half hour before her death she
sank into a comatose state and never
regained her consciousness. The ut
most skill of Dr. Sol. Van Etton could
not check the ravages of the poison.
E action's Arnica Salve
The Bzsrr SALVE in the world f of
Oate , Brdnes , Scea , Ulcers , Salt
Rheum , Fever Sores , Totter , Chapped -
od Hands , Chilblains , Germ , and all
kinds cf Skin Eruptions. This Salve
Is guaranteed to glvo perfect a tisfac-
tlod In every caw or money re ( audod ,
Price 25 cents per box. For aale by
8dly Tah & AIcMahon. Omaha.
Ben. Brust , Ilnraaheids , Chemmi ; ? Co.N. Y. ,
writes : I have boeu a victim to DjspepsU , m
Lbe w > rtt shape it could tt ckan Knelubman.
1 would a t down to enjoy a meal , of something
I like , attcr tnkin a few mouthslul , I would be
overcome with a. fuilneea of the stomach , and
have to stop. I constantly had the Heartburn
and Headache , nio a D.zrinsgg. Mr nnthar
irocund ing a bottle of Spring Blossom , it eur-
ed me. 1 can cat a gnuaru mcai and enjoy It , I
never felt bMturln
Free ot Coat.
DR. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY fo
Consumption , Coughs and Colds
Asthma , Bronchitis , etc. , is given
away in trial bottles free of cost to
the afflicted. If you h ve a bad
cough , cold , difficulty of breathine ,
lioaraeness ' or any affection of the
throat or lungs by all means give this
wonderful remedy a trial. Aa you
value your existence you cannot
afford to let this opportunity pass.
Wo could not afford , and would not
jive thta remedy away unless we
inew It would accomplish what we
claim for it. Thousands of hopeless
cases have already been completely
cured by it. There is no medicine in
the world that will cure one-half the
thCil
cases that DR. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY
will cure. For sale by
( G ) _ JAMES 1C. Tsrr. Omaha.
Gentle
Women
Who want 'glossy , Inxnrianfc
and ] wavy tresses of abundant ,
beautifal Hair must use
LYON'S KATHAIRON. 03iis
elegant ] , cheap article alvrajs
makes the Hair crow freely
and fast , keeps it from falling
ont , arrests and cores grayness -
ness * removes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tifal , healthyTIaIr is the sure
result < Qf using Kathakou.
AGENTS WANTED FOR OUU MEW BOOK ,
"Bible for- the Young , "
Jem ? the story oltho Scriptures by Rev. Oeo.
Ucxandcr Croolr , D. D. . In eltnp'e aiul attrac-
1\9 lanjiuge for oM and j'ouiif. Profusely
llnslratel , tnaklnif a molt interesting aud im *
iresjlvo youth's instructor. Every parent will
ecuro this work , pjcachera , jou afao ild cir
culate 1' . P/iceSSOO.
Seni1 for circulara with extr terms.
J. ff. CUAMnKRfi k f'O. . St. T/Mita. Vo
EEKSTKEEBS , Manager
Manufacturer of all fclnila ot
"V I 3ST jB G-
St.l Bet. 9th anil JOOK ADA 1
P
Any ona bavin ? dead unlnrxls I will remove
hem free of chirge. Leave orders southeast
n t of Hamoy and I4ih St. , aoeond door.
CHARLES SPL1TT.
A. W. NASON ,
3D E 3iT T I S
Dpricn : Jacob'a B etc , corner Cipltol Are. and
\5 .h Street. Om h Nev !
SHOW GASES ,
*
KAKDT1CTUKED ET
o. cr. j ,
fi
1317 CAS3 ST. , OMAHA , NEB. B
/3TA P rtmnnt ai nn html
Ii
THE WESTERN -
*
ENAMEL PAINT WORKS
Of Burlington , are now owned '
aud Operated by T
IVLLLLAED , MASON & CO.
These goods are mixed ready for immediate
from the pockiges In which they aro-fur-
lishstl , requiring neither oil , thinjr or dryer.
The Western Enamel Pain 8 , are made by
Milliard , Mason & Co. , of Eurllugton , Iowa , are
boil mixed paints known to the tn.de. They Y
oldest and most rel'able house paints in the J.
1IAWKET , and are prepared from strictly pure
tVhjto Lead , Oxide of Zln ? , pure Linseed Oil ,
the Ixst coloring pe mcnts known to the
.rs.dc.
Mr. John Hascn , the senior member of the
, is ono of the oldest and best posted palat
It th tonntry , alwayswitchinir and super-
ntending his buslnesi himself. With an ex
perienced dating back to the bejrinrin ? cf ready
nixed paints , we bva no hesitancy in savin ;
paints prepared bytbU company , has no
xjuai as house paint for economy beauty an J
lurablllty. They mike seven ! -crades oi
Taints , ranging from 8J cents to § 5 per gaUon.
We have secured a nice line of their flne t
lousepatnUftr one of'our premiums , wh'ch
bo given to tha subscribers of 7ns OxAni
, and tbo person who obtains th.s premium
the BUST BIB , may , U rightly applied , ex-
ect his home and hfad well poliahed.
THE DAILY BEE f
K
the Litest Homo and TeleN
A
News of th Day.
Vt.
o Year * befc i'et ftePiiblle *
THEJOEMUiME
LITER PILLS
are not recommended aa a remedy " fo
all the ilia that-fleth is heir to , " but in
affections or the Liver , and in all Bilioti
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
nche , or diseases of that character , thei
stand , without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can l used pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. A
a simple purgative they are uneqnaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid
with the impression.McLANE'S LIVE1
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa
tures of C. McLAXB nnd FLESIIKO Br.os
3 * Insist upon having the genuin
Dii. C.McLANE'3 LIVEIt PILLS , pre
pared b1 *
FLEMING BROS.riUsunrgliPa. ,
the market being full of imitations ol
the name JlcXiiine , sjpelled differently
but same ironuncintion.
HOW TO CURB
CONSUMPTION , COUGHS ,
Colds , Asthma , Croup ,
All diseases of the Throat , Lungs , and
Pulmonary Organs. !
USE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
Frepard !
ftulU
IstheBest and Most
Agreeable Preparation
in the World
For Constipation , Biliousness ,
Headaclie , Torpid Liver , Hem-
orrlioidH , Indisposition , and nil
Disorders nrlslnjr from nn ob
structed Htatc of the system.
jillos and children , anil Jhoso who dislike
takl.ij ( pills nuil nauseous medicines.nreespe
dally pleased n llli Hi agreeable qualities.
TrtOPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE may bo used
In nil cases that need the aid of a purgative ,
cathartic , or npcrlcnt medicine , and wliilelt pro
duces the same result lu the iigpnts named , it Is
entirely free from the usual objections common
to them. Fitiedln bronzed tin boiei only.
Price 25 cts. Large boxes 6oc.
SOLDBYAi.LFIRST-CLAS.sDRUGGISTS.
C. F. Goo'mui , WhoIesaloAsents , Omilia.Neb.
Tea , CoT , BMug Powder
Flavoring Extracts , etc , by simple , to l-imllise ,
ProQt good. Outfit tree. People' * Tea Co. , EOJ
2050 , St. Louis , Mo.
T.A.TCIB
NO CHANGING C1HS
BKilWKZS
OMAHA AND CHICAGO ,
U'he.o Dire ct concoction ! are Made With
Through Sleeping Car Lines
TO
Xcir York . - .
Bost--.n
, - , Philadel
phia , Baltimore , Wash
ington ,
AND AJLL EASTERN CITiES.
THE SHORT LINE
via PEORIA for
IndianapoIis.Cmcinnati.Louis-
ville.
AW , POUTS is mr.
TUB BEST LINE FOR
ST. LOUIS
,
Where Direct Connections are nada In the
UNION I'EPOT wi hThrouh Slec
Car Lliiea for all Foiute
S O TT O ? EC.
The Mew Line for
3DES
The Favorite Eoute for
The unojaale-l Inducements offered by tblg
Line to Travelers and Touriita , areas followa :
ho cclobratod Pullma-i ( IC-oheelj Palace Sleeping -
ing Cars , lun only on tbfa Line. C. , B. & Q.
laca Owwing-ltoom Core , with Ilorton'a Be-
cllnlnjtCh Ira lie extra ch.ir o for SrnU In
Reclluinir Chairs. The famous R. , R. & Q. Palace
Binlnsr Can. Oor roui Bmokm ? Cars fitted
with Elegant Hl h-EackeJ IUtan Revolving
Chtira for the cxclujlvo use of first-class passen ly
gers.
gers.Steel Track and Superior Equipment , com'
tined with tbelr Great Through Car Arrange
ment , nukes this , above all others , the favont *
Route to the East , South , and South-Eift.
Try it , and you will find traveling a luxury
Instead of t discomfort.
Through Tickets vU thh Tele * rated Line for
sic at a'l offices In the United Btatesand Canada.
All information about Rates of Fare , Sleeping
Car/ceomiEOdations , Time Tables , &c , will bo
cheerfully given by appl inr to
JAMES R. WOOD ,
General Passenger Agent , Chicago.
T. J. POTTtR ,
General Manager , Chicago
K.MT.JOE&C.B.R.H. ,
I the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AN THil BAST
From OUAOA and the WZST.
Ho cbtngo of CATS between OnialiA aod Bt. Loote
And bat ona between Omaha and Heir York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
IUC3IE9 ILL
Eastern & Western Cities
With legs charges acdln aJvinco cf ot a
Thb entire line la equipped with Vnllnian'f
Jfiloco 3Ic plnr Cira , Palace D \ Coach * >
c , Hm-r-s Safety Platform and
Coapler and the colabrated
VreetugbosM Alr-Brakx.
MTSKE THAT YOUR TICKET
< arVlaEencaa City , Bt. Jossyh at
TC.nncilCluC3H.K.Tj S
tZTlot andSt.LouU.-at
Hck tg for sale at all coupon utoce la the
West.
. F. BARKASD , A. C. DAWE3 ,
Oen'JSnpt. , OonT Pigs. & Ticket Art .
St. JoMoh , 5a St. Joeepb. Ko , ft
W 0. SHACnnE3T , Ticket Agen. !
1020 Farnhaci Strset , P.
ANDY BORDEN , A. B. BARNARD , .
fan. Ageut.OinahA. Oen'rl Arent , Omaha.
9L B. EISDON ,
General Insurance
. . J tendon -
don , CaahAaseta . 'JS.lC ? , ! ' }
iraSTCnET'CK. K. Y..CaplUI. . . 1/40.0.J
THEMERCHANrS , of Nevrerk. . . ' . . l.ca'oo
GIRARD nilHLPhlUdeIplila.Ci.tii. . I. Oft ! sie
KORTHWKSTfiRN NATIOKALC p.
1U1 . . . 6W. : *
FIREMKVa FOKD , CalUornU . SO-ilO
BlUTIBfl AMKRICA ASaURA7OSCo l,7M , < XC
NEWA HK yiHE INS. CO Aaota. . . . BoO.OCO
AMBRICAF CEin-RAL , Aaota . Stxj t \
S art Cor. of fifteenth A Doaclu St. UJJ
OMJLUA , S B.
f
L
Eaet India Pile Cure. The
only specific for all forms of
Piles. In use iu foreign conn-
tries for years , lately intro-
duped into America. Warrant
ed to give instant relief and a
permanent cure guaranteed ,
bold fey all druggists or mailed
free on receipt of price , 50
cents , byjthe American agents ,
Richardson & Co. . "Wholesale
Druggists , Saint Louis , Mo.
ZAILY'S BILIOUS PHIS ,
guaranteed to gio immediate
relief in all cases of Bilious
and I/ircr Complaints , Costiveness -
tiveness , Sick Headache , In.
digestion , and cleansing the
system orall impurities. Price
25 cents. All druggists sel
them.
IN USE TORTY TEARS.
CELEBRATED SCOTCH
ASafoand Pleasant Remedy for
COUGHS , COLDS , ASTHMA ,
HOARSENESS and Strengthen
ing the Lungs.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Prioa only 10 Cents.
WROUGHT IRON FENCES.
Wire Fcncln ? and Killing Speciality.
Their bamtv , pcncansnCB and economy
lally workln ? the extinction o ! all fencing
cheap material.
Eleant In d 8in. Indestructible
Fences for Lawns , Public 0rounds and CCJEO-
tery Plata.
Iron Ya9f5 , Lawn Settees , canopied and oi
rujtic pittorm ; Chairs and every description of
Iron and Wire ornamental vroTk JogU-nod ami
manufacturtd by E. T. BARMJM'3 Wlro anj
fron Wiirk , S7,29 and 31 Woodward Ava. , De-
trolt , Midi 8eDi ' : | n- - 'iaUloguo awl
rlca Hat soc2J
FEVER AND AGUE.
Th3ro Is nc civilized n&tion tn the Western
Elemlsphcro in which the ntiMy of If ostetterV
Jtomxch Uittera 33 a tonic , co rccti7c , a d anti-
illlou ) mnlicinc , is net known andzpprrciatcd.
While It 13 a meillclco for all seasons and all
climates , It b especially suited to the complaint *
ganeriieJ by the weather , Icln ti.e purest an J
) est vs ctable ctiir.ulant In th ? world.
Tor gale by Drn r3s and Dealers , to whom ap
plv fnr iro"ttter' Almanicfor IfcSl
A now and hltharto nnltnOTni rtxc-ly far al >
isoaseaoithe Kidneys , Elidder , and Urinarj
Orcano.
It will por.tiy ely rare Dlnbctca , Uravel , Drop-
, Crlzht's DIjcaa ? , lability to retain or axpell
hi Urine , Cat-vrrh of the BlaJjcr , high sole red
and scanty rrlno , Painful Uiiaotin ; , LAilZ
BACK , Genera ! We-ikncia , and all Female Com-
plalnta.
It avoids internal CKxllclnej , U certain tn 1 !
effccU and cores wtion nothing e33 can.
For sale Ly all DruggwU or Bent by mall fro *
upon receipt of the i rice ,
DAY NEY PAD CO. ,
Toledo , O.
S"3 r. yocr address for cnr little heel ,
How e was Saved. "
UK3 K. ISH.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Rdinble Bfatz City Route I
100 MILE3 SHORTEST ROUTE I
From COMGH BLUFFS to
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
Lnd allpotstsln Forlhoru Icm. iliar.eeota and
Jakota. Tbli linn la equipped with the Im-
iroved Westiushouao Antdinatlc Air Bniesand
filler Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
8PEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
unsurpassed. Elegant Bmwi.i ? Ecom mi *
Sleeping C i8ownsd and controlled v.y the com
any , run Through \Vithaut Chtngo between
Jnlnn l icIBc Trsncftr Depot , Council Blnfla ,
andSt.-FanI. Tralna iMve the Union Pacific
Transfer Depot at Council W.oSi , ( it 5:1 5 p a. ,
etching Slonz aty nt 10:20 p. m. , tnd St. Paul
11:05 a. m. , making
HOUES is A TA5C2 eAST
AST OTHZS ROUTS.
Rctarctn/ , leave St. Pad at B O p , ra. , tr-
rivlnc at Sloni City at 1:15 : v m. , and Union
Pacific Transfer Depot , Council BlcSs , st 8 0
m. E sure that your tickets read via "S. C.
P. B. K. ' y. C. HILLS ,
BnperinUndant. JTnaoart Valley , Iowa
K. BOBBTSON , Aart Oea'I r&sa. Agaat.
J. II. OTlRYAlf ,
and fsaxnicr A ? jit ,
Council Biaffi
HAMBURG AMERIC H PACKET CO.'S
Weekly Line oi Steamships
eavlcz New York Every Thursday at 2p.m.
? s
England , France and Germany ,
For Passage apply to
G. 8. RIGHAHD & CO. ,
Tasienga Amenta ,
t\C f (71 Ofl t il\f i' huiua. bampcs o
I tb/.U irw. AddiM3 SUaaoa ft Co I
Portland , Ma.
APPETSZ
For COUGHS , GOLDS , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSUMP
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
T 1L9JrtC ? < ; eptable P.103 " 0" ln the known world. Fy addlnjr to TOLU ROCK and KYE 1
fcT ° Q J ? e > y ° " haV8 oxUont APPOtlZOr and Tonic , for
, . fn ? K nral and IwnU , " ,
° * * T > " °
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
CAJTOH ! ! ? ? J BE DECEIVED Jjy principle , ! ilnlen who try to wlm off upon TOT
only MEUICATtD " article made m ° , K the ° < * * " ' ! Kyowp'acaot ' our TOLU KOCK and RYK. which Utbt
QENUIKE BaYln * a GOVERNMENT STAMP on Uh botllV.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TREASURY DEPARTMENT , OFFICE OF ISTKIUfAL RiVEMJ )
Wigmxaiof , O. a. Jm nary 20. 1SSO. |
Ucsjrs. LAWRENCE ft : JIAKTIN , 1111 Madison SL. Chtoco. Ills. :
: lhl3 wnponad. la the opinion ot this office. wcuM hare & sufficient quantllr
ii , F TOPto ! W" " "I > li t 'M ascribed to thl arllclo In pectoral a."Plfat
hile tha and the
whisky ijrup constitute an eamblon rendering It ut upracable ronnsly to lh
-vSi'pAT nvPOnnded ! COrillnt > > lh mnt * u m < <
- ? , ? > y proixrrlyl * clawed aa a UKDICI.NAL
!
i' . the provWons of U. S. KrvUcd Stali-tes. ami when MHampeU.n-ay le
sold by Dru < tfst , Apothejariwj and Otlmr I'ersor.g without rcbdcrln. ; them liable to IM.V pi.Ld
tax aa liquor dealers v ' ' 1 uli
Yours Respectfully , ( feigned ) GREEN. B. BAUM , Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere
c. F. GOODMAN. AOEST. OMAHA J
_
IT IS
A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE
WHIT1 m
Gives universal Satisfaction aud that it is stead
ily and rapidly increasing in public tavor.
The White Machine iustly claims to he the
best made , the easiest running , the Simplest in
construction and the most perfect Machine in.
the market.
The White Oo. 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.
! NO ,
4/or. Dnvcuvort na.-I I.lth Sts. Omaha.
THIS NEW7A1OI CORRECT
i&Z Proves beyond aay reasonable question that the '
CHICAGO ! & I NORTH-WESTERN i R'Y
Is by all odds tlio best road for yon to take when traveling In either direction between .
Chicago and all of the Principal Points in iha West , North and Northwest.
Carefully examine this Map. The Principal Cities of the West and Northwest are Stations
on this road. Its through trains make close connections vritb the trains oi all niilrouOa at
Junction points.
f& # A I
THE CHICAGO & HORTH-V/ESTERH RAILWAY , . * !
"t ! " principal lines , runs cacn way daily from two to fourormoro Fast Express
It uthu only road west or Chicago that uses tnoM rrtn j. . , , n. . P"-3
HOTEI , DINING CAHS.V ?
? 300iorvr l ? " s'rpInK ' 1111 or Northwrat of Chicago It has
MWI } 3two JULES o F JtOAJ ) . It forms the followlnc ? Trunk Unes- i
Council Bluffs , Denver & California Line. " "WInona , Minnesota & Central Dakota LInaX
XiS ty-.r < or-Ncbrask.'i& Yankton Line. " "Cliieaso. St. 1'aul ana Jllnneapolli Lino. 1
N5f-iIIinols' 1 " .ei'Ort ' & Dubuque Lino. " "Milwaukee , Green E.IV & Lake Superior Line. "
Carmdas ° VCr * M0 S0ltl by a11 Coupoa ' ricket Agents fix tlio United States and
, 1'ujmeraber to ask for Tickets via this road , bo saro they rend over It , and take none othJr.
JIARVIX HUGHITT.Geul Manager , Chicago , ft W. E. SIEJSEIT.Genl Pass. Agent , Chicago.
HA.RBY P. DUEL , , Ticket Axent C. &N. Vf. Railway , 14tb ancfrarnham Streets.
1) . E KIMBALL , AwcstuntTiket Agent C t N. W. Railway , 14th and Ksrnhini StrceJa.
J. BEL.L , Tlckot eiitC. ft N. W. Railwiy , U. I' . B. K. Depot.-
JAMK3 T. CL.ARK 'f
? * * i 31 < a3 n p IF 5 ,
. .kdSfigm
And Everytliing pertaining to the Furniture and
Upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSOBTfflEHT OF HEW GOODS AT THE
1208 and 1210 Farnhani Street.
THE COLORADO
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Thlalnstlta'.lon , loovtod at Denver , Colonda ,
the EclucatlonM and Commercial center of the
West , la pre-eminently the beat mid most pract ! .
cal of Ita kind fur the !
MERCANTILE THAlHiHG
-OF-
Toung Men and Ladies.
G. W. FOSTER , Pi-altlent ,
D. W. OADY , SosroUf ?
Th most extensive , thorough and coiopltta
nstltutlon of the kind In the world. Thousands
of iccountinta an l Burinesa man , In tbo prin
cipal dtles and t wns of the United States , owe
their lucceee to our couree of training.
The Eight Kind of Edncation for
Yonng Men and ladies ,
Hue , new brick block , at Junction of three
traot car llaei Elegantly fitted and furnbhed
apartmenta or the appll' itlon of and carrying
out of our novel and rvitenutlc methods of
BUSINESS TEAEOT&
Young men who contemplate a bualntsa Ufa ,
and parents having ons to educate , ore parties.
lariy requested to Bend for our new Circular ,
which will give full Information aa to tens/ ,
ondition of entrance , etc. Addreea
G , W , POSTEE , President ,
37 Denver Colorado.
BT THE USE OF
DR. BOS/WKO'S /
PILE REMEDY.
INTERNAL- EXTERNAL , AND
! TCHING PILES
rirtd ot oofo on thf > application of CT
Bo j nUo' IMlP Itemedy. whlfta nft dt
nelly upoa ttm part * mSfcctfA , nJh > rt > Lj
( fan Xgmora , nlloylng the tatfome
Ul otlir
tatte no other , mad tei I
DO NOT DELAY
jctfl tbe drain on the rrtea pttxtee *
permanent disability , bat bay It ,
TRYSTS CURED
PRICE , 50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT ,
Till enJ It * prepaid , onrecefpiofprlrt
3r. Bocjuibo'a Trent l ? oa Ftteo rot AT )
la application. Addrca
DR , BQSMQ MEDICINE CO.
PKOTA.O.
C. P. OCOMAN Agent , Cmaha *
