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ATTOTI Yi-AT-LAW.
J. ENGLISH ,
A 'TrORSfT ' AT LAW-310 ontU Ihlrteenth
J. H. WOOLWORTH.
! CHAnLES POWELL ,
- J6Ui and
Farnham Sts. . Omaha Hen.
'M. S1MERAL ,
AT LAW Roorfl6.Crelshtoa
ATTORJiET St. . OMAHA. NEB.
D. L , THOMAS ,
A TTORNET AI tAW Latns mTiney. buyi
j\ . and sells rexl estate. Room 8Crelgtton
Block. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
- . A. C. THOU ? ,
J-TTOBrnST AT LAW-Offlwiln Hansconrt
\ Bloct , TrttlJ Oeorgt E. Fntcnew , xt o
ffjjnham Bt , CMAHA. NEB.
DEXTER L THOMAS ,
AT LAW OruIcJcsnank I Build
ATTORKBT fcpfStt
A. M : CHADWICK.
AT LAW Office 1EO * Tamnass
ATTOBKET
Ot.VMILFEAIODY ,
Offles In Oreighton Blotk , nett t *
LMfTKB , OU-vHA. KEBRABEA.
StOXABT FUBIIO. OOIIBOHOITB KIM
O'BRIEH & BARTLETT ,
Atto'raiByB-at-Law ,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
IMtBACH BLOCK , COR- DODOIETH STS ,
, ' . .OMAHA , SSE.
Attorney- -Law.
- . iUln , In
nrew brictbuEang.N. - ootnar Mteenth and
aarnham Btoeet * .
. BIDICK. . K.KIBICI
UEDICK & REDICK ,
Attorneys--at-Law.
Bpco jil nttentloa trill Tba .ffsc- * * * - * |
tsalnst corporations of every do ' ! rp''oaiLJ !
practice Itfti Tlhc Ccnrttcl ths K-atfl * nd. te
Unltod tateo. OilJee , Jarctatn Sv. oppaelU
Ooort House. "
- - EDWARD W. 81KEPJJL ,
ft rOHNET'AT LAW Room 0 OrelghtO '
_ \ . Block , Uth tna"DotZtIas ( ctraete. coSJh
8 , F. KAriDERSOK ,
AT LAW US FMnhm Street
ACTCSLSST
w i a. J.
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At i OTB ay sat -Law.
Omc 216 Soath Fonrtoentli Street.
BANTA. OEA.TJS FOUND.
Qreatest Discovery or the AGO.
Wtn 5eInlill eoTOrlog in the world haTobeenmade
Am Er | other thlnpi whcra Santa Clans stayed
-Chllfirn oft uk U he makes coeds or not ,
If rcaXr he live * In a mountain of mow.
Xut year an excursion Balled clear to the Pole
And suddenly droppedlntowhatBecmodllkeaiiole
"Whoro wooilnr of wonder * they found a new land ,
Thile falry-Uks being ! appeared on each haad.
There were rnocntains like onre , with more
beaatlfol Kreen ,
A d ur brlchter klo than eyer were st n ,
BlriU Uh the htu * of a rainbow were found ,
While Bower * of exqnMte fragrance were grow
Inir around.
Not long were they Irft to irocdsr In doubi
A beliir Boom came they had heard tcuch alieut ,
Twai ISanta Clatu * nit and th bthey all my ,
! looked like the picture .rsoe erery day.
He drove op team that looked Ttrrqnoor ,
Twaa a team of rraaehoppert ladead of reindeer ,
Be rode In a Bhalllnstoad of lel h ,
iBat he took .them en board and drove them
IS * chewed them 11 oror hit wonderful realm ,
An4 factories maldnK toods for women and men
rforrien were -working on bile creat and Email ,
STo Biittce's th 7 ( aid they were Bending them all
Krli Klnclo , the Qlovo Maker , told tbom at once ,
/lUotn-OloTeawearosendlngtoBnnce ,
Santa , showed them rapenden and man ? thlnp
> inc I alM took thrao to Trlcnd Bonce'B tor .
5 tta Claoa tbon wbUpoml m secret be'd teU ,
\l in Omaba every one know Bnnee well ,
he" tlitrefore iheuidaond his coodi to hl caw ,
Kbowinr nil friend * will ret thcbluU loan.
Sow .tasmbsrye dwcllera In Omab * town ,
All whowiat present * to Bunco's go round ,
For hlrW , collars , or clovw prcat and email ,
Bend TOUT slsteor.mmit one and sL.
Bunco. ChampioD Hatter of tbe Welt , DotsgUl
ent. Omaha ' * > _ .
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Hamburg * Line ,
WERKLY ZONE OF STEAMEBS
iEAVlKa KEW YORK EVERY THCRSDA1
v. , nt.
England , Qermaiiy
C. B. RICHARD & CO.
tSeoeral Tattcngtr Agent * ,
* " ' 61 Broadway , New Tort
VINEGAR WORKS
EStfST BEBS.'Maiiager
Manufacturer of all kinds of
"V" X 2fl" E G.A - IB
j net . fit. * intMli. OXABA SSI
OMAHA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ART EMPORIUMS.
J. U. BOSfTS Art Emporium , 1518 DoJge
Street , Steel Enrrennga , Oil Pointing8 , Ohroinoa
Fancv Fonts. Kramiiga3pecialty..Ijoiv prices.
J.-BOSNER , 1309 "Douglas Et. Gooo1 Styles.
ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE.
JOHN L , JIcCAGUE , opposite poslofflce. .
Vf. B , BABTLETr , 817 South 13th Street.
ARCHITECTS.
A T. LARGE , Jr. , Room 2. Crelghton Block.
DUFHEKE SMESDKLSSIION , ARCHTITECIS ,
Boom 14 , Creigbton Block.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JAMES JXiVIXE . & CO , .
Fine Boots and Shoes A coed assortment bt
home work on band , cor. 12tlx and Homey.
THOS EHICKSOX , S. E. cor. 20th and Douglas
JOHN FORTUNATUS.J
COS 10th St. , manufactures' tc order good work
at fair pricej. Repairing done. i
BED SPRINGS-
J. F. LARP.IMSR , ihnuCatturer. TJEschers1 Bit.
BOOKS , NEWS AND STATIONERY
3. J. FRUEUAUK , 1015 Karnham Streat.
BUTTER AND ECCS. ,
MC3HANE & SCBEOEtiEI. thcoldc.t { B. nndE.
house inNebraika , estiblisbed lh"4 , Omaha.
CARRIAGES AND ROAD -WAGONS
VfU. SNYDEU , No. 1318 14th and Harncy St.
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS-
ANDRKW KOSKWATER , 1610 Farnham St.
Town Survey * , Oraje and Sewerage Systems *
Spetialty. .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN G. WILLIS , lilt Dodjo Street.
D. B. BEEilER , For details Bee Urge Advertise-
meul In Dall and Weekly.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
WEST 4 FRITiCnER , Manufacturers of Clears ,
and Who csale Ddaleia in Tobtcco * . 1305 l > eu ; .
W. r.LORESZEN.ttanufacturer * , tlilOth SC
CORNICE WORKS.
Western Cornice Work ; , Manufacturers Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron and Slate Eooflnp. Orders
from any locality promptly executed in the best
manner. Factory and Office IS10 Dodge 'Street.
Galvanized Iron Cornices , Window caps , etc.
manufactured and put up in any part of the
country. T. SINHuLD. 116 Thirteenth St.
CLOTHING BOUGHT.
C. SHAW uln pay highest cash price IT second
hand clothing. . corner 10th andFirnham ;
'CROCKERY.
J. BONNER , 1300 Douglai St. Good Line.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
GF.O. U. PETEH8ON. Also Hats. Caps , Boots ,
Shoes , Notipns and Cutlery , 01 S. 10th St.
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL , Williams' lilock. Cor. 15th & TJodee
DRUGS , PAINTS AND OILS.
KUHN&CO. ,
Pharmacists , Fine Fancy Goods , Cor. 15th aiwl
Douglas S treats.
W J. WHITEHOU3E , Wholesale & EeUlllC St.
C. C. FIELD. 2022 _ Noth Side Cumioc Street.
M.PARR , Druggist , 10th nd Howard.
DRY GOODS , NOTIONS , ETC-
J. C. Encwold , a'eo toots & shots , 7th & Pacific
JOHN H.F. LEHUANN & CO. , New York Dry
Goods Store , 1310 and 1812 Farnham street.
FURNITURE.
A. F. GROSS , Kow and Second Hand Furniture
and Stores , 1111 Douglas. E. O. Turgeon Agt.
J. BONNER , 1809 Douglas St. Fine Goods , &c.
FENCE WORKS
OUAHA FENCE CO.
GC8T. FETES & CO. , ISIS ITarncy St. Improv
ed Ice Boxes , Iron and Wood Fences , Office
Callings , Counters of Pint and Walnut.
FLORIST.
A. Donachne , plant" , cut flowers , seeds , boquets
etc. , N. W. cor.lGth andDoaglas Sta.
FOUNDRY.
JOHN WEARNE & SOhS.cor. lUh& Jackson st.
GROCERS-
Z. STEVEN3 21st between Gaming and IzardU
T. A. Mc3HA.SE , Corner 23d and Coming Sts.
HATTERS.
W. L. PAREOTTE & CO. ,
12CO Douglas Street , Wholesale Exclusively.
HARDWARE IROHAHD STEEL
DOLAK & LiNGWORTaT , "Wholesale , 110 and
112 15th St.
A. HOLMES , comer 16th and California.
HARNESS , SADDLES , &C.
E. B. WEIST , S2J 13th St. , bet. Farn. & Har-
HATAND BONNET BLEACHERY.
Ladles get your Straw , Chip and Felt Hats done ,
up at northeast corner Seventeenth and Capitol
avenue. WU. DOVE , PROP
HOTELS
CANFIELD HOUSE , Geo. Canfield , Oth & Farn.
DORAN HOUSE , P. H. Cary , 013 Farnham St.
SLAVEITS HOTEL , F.Sl ven,10h Street.
Southern Hotsl , Gas. Hatml,9 h& Leavenworth
INTELLICEHCE OFFICE.
MRS. LIZZIE DENT , 217 10th Street.
JUNK
H. BERTHOLD , Razs and Metals.
LAMPS AND GLASSWARE.
J. ZONNER , 1S03 Dcuglas St. Good Variety. !
MERCHANT TAILORS.
G.A.LINDQUESr ,
One of oar most popular Merchant Pallors is rs-
ceivlni * the latest deiigns for Sprinp acd Sum
mer Goods for pentlem-n'g wesr. Stylish , dnrabl
and prices lav as ever. 21fi 13th bet. . Doug. & Far.
" MEAT MARKETS.
The Boston Market.
MOOLE& JESTER , Fres1 ! and Cured Moats ,
Game , Fish. Poultry. Etc. . 2020 Cumlng Street.
MILLINERY.
MRS. C. A. BINDER , Wholesale Mid Retail ,
Fancy Goods in gccat variety , Zephyrs , Card
Boards , Hosierr , ploves. corgeta , is. Cheapest
House in the "West. Purchasers save SO per
cent. Order by Mail. 115 Fifteenth St.
MILLS.
OMAHA CITV MILLS , . Eth and F rnlam Stj.
Welehans tro' . , proprleCcra.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-
W. S. GIBBS , M. D. , Room No. ; 4 , Crelghton
Block , loth Street.
P. S. LSISENRINO , .if. D , Masonic Block.
C. J ) . HAET , JJ. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. postsfflce
DE. L. B. GEADDT ,
Oculist aftd Anrlst , 14th and Douglas Street * .
PHOTOGRAPHERS-
OEO. HEYN , 1'ROP.
Grand Central dallerj ,
212 Eizteenth Street
Jietr Masonic Hall. Kri' cJawWorkandrrompt-
nora Gnirantecd.
PLUMBING , CAS AND STEAM FITTING
P. W. TAUPY Jt CO , 216 12th St. , bet. Farn-
aara & Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. FITZPATRICK , U09 Douglu Street.
PAIHTINO AND PAPER HANGING
HEKRY A. KOSTEKS , 1112 Dodge Street.
PUKIHC Mill.
A. 1IOYER , mannfacturerof sash , doors , blinde ,
moldings , newels , balutter * , i And rail , furnish
ing scroll eatinj , & ! . , cor. Dcdge and 9th sts.
PAWNBROKER
J. ROSENEELD , 32210th St. bet. Fain. & Ear.
STOVES AND TINWARE.
A. BURUESTER ,
Dealer In Stove * and Tinware , and Manufacturer
of TlnRootoand all kinds of.Euildlnt ; Work
Odd Fellows1 Block.
J.BONNERU03Donp.-Bt. Gocd and Chtap.
SEEDS
J.EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed Drills
and Cultivators. Odd Fellows IIall.
SHOE STORES.
Phlllpp Lin ? , 1S20 Farsham it. bet. 15th & 14th.
SECOND HAND STORE
PERKINS 4 LEAK. 1416 Dsnglas St. , New-and
Second Hand Furniture , Hcuse Furnishing
Good ] , ire. , bought and sold on narrow margins.
SALOONS-
HESBY KAUFUANN ,
In the tewl , > rlck"biock on Douglas Street , ha !
Jnstopcned moat lcg nt Beer Hill.
- H9tlanchfronnotol2
' X FLXtTNERY ,
On Farnham , next to the B. & It.icadquarttrs ,
to * reopiacd a neat and complete establish
ment -which , barring TIRE , and Mother Ship-
ton' Prophecy , will Jbe open forthe boys with
Hot Lfintn cn nd IUr prcwnt 'date.
"CaUdonla- . FALCONER , 679 IBth Street
-UNDERTAKERS.
CHAS. R1EWE.-10U Famham bet10th t llth
S3 CENT STWS-
P. 0. BAG ECS , IZOSTarthim rt % fancy "poods.
BEKRY F BLUAN , toys , notion * , pictures ,
J irelry , &c \ 1S14U > bet. Tarnhira i .Dongas. !
.Ntf. : PAUSELLi M. D ,
Room' 'a JicobLHoot , jip stairs , Corner ol
Capital Arenue and l&.h vtreet. , Kesidenc *
corner Shuman Avenue and Oxace Itrcct.
- " SPECJALIir. * ! -
Obsterics anJ-Dlse e 'or"Women. Cffic <
bours'trom 9 to 11 n. m. and from J to 4 p. in
Mar be ontulted at present in the patlorotDr ,
A. W. Kason , Jacobs Block , mli-fc
AGRICULTUEAL.
On Bees.
PAPER NO. 1 ?
March id the hardest month ia the
year on bees. They should receive
much' attention daring tbh fitful
month. We should make a thoroogh
examination of every colony ia the
spring , the first very warm day.
Awaken the inhabitants of tha hive
and "every mother's ' danghter" of
them are busy hoaao-cleaningj.andwo
may aid them much by lending a help
ing hand. Open the hives and brush
out all dead beea and debris. If any
combs are wet or mouldy they should
be taken out and replaced with dry
ones or , better still , if your awarms
are reduced in nu-nber give them as
many frames as they can cover ; then
elip in a division board. Let it fit
closely all around , except at the bottom
tom , whore you should allow three-
eighths of an inch space. Pat the
frames of honey between the division
board and the hive , and then they can
got it as they need it. Some times
the bottom boards are wet ; they
should bo made clean and dry. Have
the hives front the east eo M to catch
the rising sun. , The hives , uhouWbe
separated by six or eight feet between
them. There la often two or more
cold , wet days in spring. On allsach
days a weak colony should be fed , and
if a week of cuch weather should come ,
food all to encourage them. Be on
the look out for queenless colonies.
If the qneen is dead , give a frame
with eggs Iti from your best stock ,
[ f. you keep your bees strong they
will keep , yea , but a weak colony is
a slender support on which to rest.
FANNY S. BROOKS ,
Sarpy connty , .Neb.
Gradlnp aheap.
Drpvers * Journal.
Those who can afford to.raise sheep
can better afford to do it properly
than to continue on .in the old way of
using common scrub rams upon the
same kind of ewes. Such breeding IB
almost ES bad as no breeding at all ,
for instead of yearly improving and approaching
preaching purity of blood , the flock
annually becomes weaker and of leas
value to the owner. Many there are
who imagine that pure bred sheep of
any strain are very expensive and.only ,
it for fancy farming and men who
tiavo plenty of surplus capital to ir >
vesttlnfiue stock. Then again thoro.
are some who ara foolish enough 'to
think itrequires more attention , more
care generally and more money to
keep up a flock of pnre bred animals
after it is once started than to raiao
the common scrub sheep. This is'
most certaluly a wonderful mistake.
Pure , bred orhigh grade ani
mals of any kind = -will yield
greater profits and thrive bet-
: cr on the same or a lesa amount of ,
"obd and with no more extra care than
a lot of scrub stock receives. ' 'Or ,
grant that grade or purely bred sheep
arejnoro expensive than the others , is
not the. difference in the yield of wool
and the quality of mutton great
enough in favor of the grades to more
than doubly pay the difference In the
coat of production ? A man of very
ordinary means can in a few years'
have a flock of sheep equal to the best
If he uses ordinary good judgment in
bis selections of owes for breedlnc and
constantly keeps at. the head of. Ms
fold a thoroughbred male. Secure'a
few good common OTCS at first , and
bay a purely bred ram every year or
two to couple with the best ewes in
the nock and fatten for market the in
ferior ones. Thus , by using none
but thoroughbred rams and selecting
each year the best owes In the flock
for reproduction , sheep growing may
be mado.moroprofitable.
Ralslncr Peas. .
jfow Enjland Fanner.
To raise green peas In perfection re
quires good gardea land ; adrysandy ;
loam will bring them earliest , but in
tirao of drought tho" quality of the
crop upon such land will bo very in
ferior ; still , since earllnesa is very de
sirable , it usually pays to risk a email
piece of early peas upon poor , sandy
soil , and to depend upon batter land
for the later crop. It should also be
observed that the hard varieties , sneh
as Dan O'Hourke and Black-eyed Mar
row , Trill thrive on much poorer soil
than the sweeter green sorts , such as
the Advancer and the Champion of
England , which require rather rich
land to produce them in perfection.
Peasbelng perfectly hardycan be-down
as coon as the land will work mellow ;
sometimes this can bo done in March ,
but usually about April 10. The
tender , green sorts should not , however -
over , be sold too early , for the seeds
will sometimes fail in cold , wet
weather. It is usual to sow the peas
by hand in rows three feet apart ,
using about six pecks per acre , for the
dwarf sorts. The longer vines of the
Marrow aud Champion require rows
four feet apart , and only about a
bushel of seed per acre. The manure
for peas ] is usually spread along
the furrow from the cart and covered
lightly with the hoe bsforo sowing the
seed , which is then coveted with a
rake'or hoe about half an inch deep.
Thetaanure should io aj fine'rfa possi
ble to get It. ;
Negro Superstitions.
Mobile Cor.N. Y. Evcninj Post.
I raw at Columbia , S. 0. , a practice
in vogue among the blacks -which ex
ists nowhere else , so far as I can
learn , and savage or childlike in its
simplicity of idea. When a negro
dies , some artiulo or utensil , or more
than ono , la thrown npoc his grave ;
moreover , it is broken. If you go
through the dilapidated , weed-grown
grave-yard which shaggles in and out
of the hollows on a side-hill , cover
ing the high blaSs along the rlyer ,
yea will see some very strange exam
ples of this mortuary custom. Near
ly every grave has bordering or thrown
upon it a few bleached sea-shells of a
dozen , different klnde , such as are
found along the eouth Atlantic coast.
Mingled with these is a most curious
collection of broken crockery and
glassware. On the large graves are
laid broken pitchers , 8oap-dlsheslamp-
chlmneyc , tureens , coffee-cups , syrup-
jugs , all sorts of ornamental vases ,
cigar-boxes , gun-locks , tomato-cans ,
teapots , flower pots , bits of stucco ,
plaster images , pieces of carved stone
work from ono of iho.public buildings
destroyed during the war , glass-lamps
and tumblers in great number , and
forty other kitchen articles. Chief ot
all these , however , era large water
pitchers ; very ! few graves lack them.
The children's graves were really pa
triotic. Thcra yon could see dolls'
heads , little china wash-bowls and
pitchers , toy images of animals , china
vessels and pewter dishes , indeed every
thing of that sort that would interest
a child.
The negroes themselves hardly
know how to account for this custom.
They say it Ia an. "old fashion. " In
the case of the children and partly in
respects to adults the articles thrown
upon the grave are those ot which the
deceased person was especially fond
the baby's playthings for example. As
for the shells , stone-work , stucco ,
and that sort of 4Wng , they are pure
ly ornamental , as perhaps is all the
rest. What the significance of so
many cracjced pitchers and jugs may
be" ! do not know. They are found
upon graves of all aget. Surely the
negro'of'Columbia does not regard
this particular form of earthenware
with special admiration or affection.
Can it have any allusion to the pro
verb that the pitcher that goes often
to the well shall at last be broken ? or
betur , in memory of the prophet's
-line , "And the goldeu bowl shall be
I broken ? "
A Railroad Marine.
Qridl y Herald
"Daring the Into floods Conductor
James Hatch , of tha Oregaa division ,
was delegated by tfie Central Pacific
railroad company to run steamer
between Sacramento and Marysville.
He made one trip , and discharged the
duties so well that tfio company , wu
, .are told , presented him witha.com-
- mission as roar admiral in its naval de
partment on the retired list. Daring
-the trip , however , the gentleman had
such a thorough experience in navigation -
tion that he contracted tha habit of
using nautical terms. Friday evening -
ing last Hatch waa back In his own
placa as conductor on the passenger
train. When he arrived at this station
all wore surprised to hear him sing
out. "Make fast to that stump ! Heave
out the gang plankl Lively here , my
larklos. " A general smile ensued , bat
nothing was said , as nobody knew
what Hatch had been at during the
flood. When the train was about to
depart he yelled , "Cast off the main
line ! Haul away on the gang plank !
Coil that rope on the forecastle poop ,
and roof op the capstan ! Yo , heave !
my lads ; away she goes ! ' Just then
Johnny Brooke , the engineer , "tum
bled to the racket" and sang out , "I'll
be dod gaated if I'm going to railroad
with a canal boat ! If _ you are ready
'to pull out" slicg your lamp , you
duffer , and don't take mo for a soft-
water imrine ! " That woke James up.
Ho gave the signal in an awkward
manner , and the train lit out.
A New Departure.
Detroit Free Press.
An advertising agent for ono of the
great circus combinations has been in
Detroit for a week uast , and yes
terday he sat down long enough to
answer a few questions. The inter
view started off as follows :
"How many diamond pins will you
wear this summer , and. what frill bo
their value ? "
"f shall not wear any. Our show
has madoa new departure in that mat
ter , and nobody except the man in
the ticket wftjron will bo allowed to
.wear diamonds. I am just going up
to the express cffice to send my seven
pins , four linga and sleeve buttons
home to my brother. "
"How many consolidated shows do
you advertise ? "
"Only thirteen , but.we have exact
ly sixteen. Wo do not intend to do
any blowing this summer , but will
practice the modesty dodge. We have
twelve clowns , bat advertise only ten.
Wo have ten elephants , but advertise
only eight , and so on right through. "
"Have you the only man in the
world who can turn a double somer-
eault over sixteen horses ? "
"No ; there is another man who can
do it , and although he Is in state pri
son we didn't want to say wo had the ,
only one. We shall practice no decep
tion and carry no humbugs. "
"Havo you the only baby elephant ? ' ,
' "Yes , sir ; but wo don't advertise it.
Wo don't want to be moan towards
other combinations. "
"Have you twice as much capital
invested as anv other traveling show ? "
"Yes , sir ; but wo don't say BO on
the bills. The public don't care about
the capital , but wants to see the ani
mals. "
"Will your street parade bo a mile
long ? "
"Two of them , sir , but we don't
advertlsp the fact. We let people
come and be agreeably surprised. "
"Havo you got an elephant which
has killed seven men ? "
"Seven ! Why , he'a laid out eight
ithisvoryTvintor ! I think the list foots
up thirty-two , but wo don't advertise
it. An elephant is an elephant , and
what's tha use of blowing aboutit ? "
"Yon have two or three man-oatjng
tigers , of course. "
"Of coarse seven , or eight of them ,
and wo have also a list of the names
of people who have been eaten by
them , but we make no blow about
it. "
"Have you a boaconstrictor forty-
eight feet long ? "
"We have ono sixty-two feet long.
He's the largest and lougeet snake
ever imported , bat we give him only
one line on the bills ? ' '
"Havo you the the sacred cow of
India ? "
"Yes , sir , and the sacred ox of
Japan , and a jaaored calf and a sacred
pig , but wo don't blow over 'em. Wo
let the public come in. and separate
the sacred from the nnaacrod them-
selvea. "
"Will you have two circus ringi ? "
"Wo shall have four , but we don't
pat it on the bills. As I told you at
the start we are making a new depar
ture. We shall nat even toll the
plain truth. No diamonds no trump-
lets no snide challenges no humbug
; offers no field of the cloth of gold.
We are going to sail along in a genial ,
modest way and give the people ] five
times the worth of their money.
That's all children half-prico and no
'lemonade ' sold inside the tent. "
TboJBopa Agent's Welcome.
'Galvestoa News.
A ynung man with a largo book un
der his arm and a sovon-by-nlno smile
on hia mug stack his head into the
ticket window at the Union depot and
.asked the clerk what 'the , ' faro was to
San Antonio.
"Ten dollars and fifteen cents , " re
plied the ticket agent.
Lam pining to leave Galveston ,
but. I lack § 10 of the ticket money.
However that shan't part U3. , T11
.ma'co a partial cash payment of fifteen
'cents ' and take the rest out in trade. "
"What do yon moan by taking it
out in trade ? " '
"I-am a book-agent , and if you will
'letine'nave ' the ticketIwon't trylto
sell you a book I'wpn't' say book to
you onco. i This ia .the' 'most liberal
and advantageous.pffer over ] made to
'the public , and you ought to take ad
vantage of it. I have beenjknown to
talk a sane man so completely out of
his semes in fiflcon" minutes that he
'wasn't even fit to .send to the legislature
'
ture afterward ' . " \
"What book-haveuyou. . got ? " asked
the ticket agentr > '
A beaming-smile camo'over'the
book agent's face , and in a singsong
voice he began : 1 * '
"lam offering seventeen volumes of
Dr. Whimstree's Obseryatlona , In Pal
estine , a bboki' that -8h6uld be in
every family , a book , that .comprises
the views of the intelligent doctor on
what ho saw in the Holy Landwjih
numerous peculations and theories on
what ho did not see ; altogether form
ing a complete library of deep re
search , pure theology , and chaste 1m-
aglnery. I am now offering this in
valuable encyclopedia for the unprece
dented low price of $2 a volume , which
is really giving it away for nothing
After the book-agent had kept this
.up for about ten mlnutos , he began to
grow discouraged ; for , instead of showIng -
Ing signs of weakening , the ticket *
agent , with an ecstatic smile on hia
face , begged the eloquent man to keep
on.
on.The book agent stopped ito rest his
jaw , when the ticket-man reached out
his hand and said : "Shike , old-felt
come inside and take a chair , and sing
that all over again. That cheera mo
np like a cocktail. . I used to bea
book-agent myself betore I reformed
and wont into the railroad business ,
and that it Is like music to me. It
soothes me all over. It cilia back
hallowed memories of the past , and
makes me want to go back on the road
again. I .Tould rather pay 820 than
have you ISavo Galveaton. You must
como around every day. I could lis-
tsn to that all d y nnd cry for more. "
The book-agent shut h's book and
aaid :
* 'Some infernal hyenn has given mo
away ; but therj is another railroad
thtt I csu ect oat of this ono-horso
town on. I'll not consent to travel on
any road that don't employ gentlemen
who can treat a cash customer with
common politeness You can't cap
ture my book on any terms , an if you
will come out of your cage I'll punch
your head in less time ihan you can
punch a ticket. , ' And he passed out
like a beautiful dream.
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All the w.orld now looks up to Chicago
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competing cities ; but none the lees so ,
in * its line , , is Electric Bitters. From
their real intrinsic value they have ad
vanced to ! he front , and are , now far
ahead of all other remedies , positively -
ly curing where everything elsa fails.
To try them is to be convinced. For
sale by all druggists at fifty cents per
bottle. (1) ( )
OrcnCatlln , 49 I'earl street , Buffalo , N. Y. ,
sajrs : I have tried various remedies for too
Piles , bat found no permanent relief until I
tried Dr. Thomas' Kclectrtc Oil. a few applica
tions hs entirely cured me and I cheerfully re
commend it to vhoso who Buffer from this
annoying complaint.
EacnJen'a Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVE. In the world f 01
Cats , Brnlsps , Sores , " Ulcers , Salt
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Is guaranteed to give perfect satbfcc-
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Prioo 25 cents per box. For aale by
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Yearslefo
DILC.ISeLANE'S
ER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to. " but in
affections of the Liver , and in 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' ' pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
, Each box has o. red-wax seal on the lid ,
with the itnpressionMcLANE'SXIVER
PILL- Each wrapper bears the signa
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.2S3" Insist upon having the genuine
Di.C.McLANES LIVER PILLS , prepared -
pared by
FLESING BBOS.Pilts1rargliPa. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name JfcZdiic , spllcd differently ,
but same jsronunciation.
HOW TO CURE
CONSUMPTION , COUGHS ,
Colds , Asthma , Croup ,
All diseases of the Throat , Lunga , and
Pulmonary Organs. ;
USE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
Preparedfrom
ftulU
Is the Bet and Most
Agreeable Preparation
in 'the World
For Constipation , BlHousnesSi
Headaclio , Torpid Liver , Hem
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Disorders arising from an ob
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Ladles and children , and those who dlsllka
takUg pills ixnd nauseous medlInes , are espe
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TnOPIC-FRTJIT LAXATIVE may be nsed
In r.H cases that need the aid of a purcatlvc ,
cathartic , ornperlcnt medicine , and wiilleitpro-
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Price 25 cts. Large boxes 6oc.
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iND AZiti FOISTS IN TO3
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Where Direct Connections are made in the
UNION UEPOT withThroush Sloepiop
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s o
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All information about Rates of Fare , Sleeping
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INTERNAL EXTERNAL , AND
ITCHING PILES
raalfl at once on the oppllcatlon of PI
loaanUo'p meRemedy. . Trhleh
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M other rcmodca bare "try
abe no other , and tell year mtteHMea
la merits.
merits.DO
DO NOT
tctil the drain on the cratom prodncc
> cnnmnent ditnbmi y , bat bay It ,
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PRICF , 50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT ,
tad when you can not obtain It ofblia , m
rill cend It , prepaid , on receipt ofprlc *
> r. BocnnboVi Treatise oa Ptttu vent be
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OF
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i i -
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THE LATEST
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Xho only existing remedy Tor erery gpe.
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BATTLING FOR LIFE
wlUi the most terrible aconrgo of oar cl ! .
mate will flnd .Frltsch's Prussian Couch
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win the fight by adhering strictly totals
great medicine. The
GASES NOW ON RECORD
In which it lia * been administered with
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riety of initially which affects the Ke-
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tli on
FIVE THOUSAND
.atthepresentdate , andyettheprepnra.
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they are simply o.xpiflsory. Hence they
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"Who want glossy , Inxoriant
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A now and hitherto unknown rtncJy for'all
laeasegof the Eldneya , Bladder , and Urinary
It will positively cure Diabetes , Gravel , Prop-
yBrght'8Dioage ! ! , Inability to retain or expall
hi Urine , Catarrh of the Bladder , hlh cole red
nd pcanty' erlncu Painful tTrinatlnj ? , LAitE
BAOK , Uenera ! Weakncea , and all JTer&ale Com-
lalnta. .
It avoids Internal medicines , 13 certain In It
ffcct9 and euros when nothln ? elsa can.
Fcr sale by all.Dragglats or Bent by mall free
upon receipt of the price , $2.00.
DAY MEYPADCO.PROP1R8 ,
Toledo , O.
jK3T3 / , year 'addiefii for ocr little booV , <
EIow a was Saved. "
MES E. ISH. Assat far rTebrulra.
SIOUX' " CITY &PACIF 1C
AND
St , Panl & Sious City
RAILROADS.
Tht Old Reliable .Sioux City Route !
100 MILES SHORTEST UOUTEI
From COUNCILBLUFFSto
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
Lnd all points In Northern'Iowa.illnne3ot3 and
Dakota. This lice Is equipped with the Im.
iroved Wcstlujhonsa Automatic Air Brakes and
Jillor Platform Coupler and Buffer. And f oz
SPEED , SAFETY AMD COMFORT
3 nnsarpassed. Elegant. Drawing' Room and
ileepln ; Car3owc8d anil controlled V the com
> any , run "Through "Without Change between
Jnlon Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Blufffl ,
and 3t Paul. Trains learo the Union PaclBt
Transfer Depot at Council Bluffs , at 6:15 : p m. .
caching Sioux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Pan !
at 11:05 a. m. , making
HOURS IH ADVASCS or
Airr OIHZS ROTJIB.
Retcrning , leava St. Piul at 820 p. m. , ar-
rlvlnc at Slonz City at 4:15 : a. m. , and Union
> aclifc Transfer Depot , Cocacll BlnflB , atsao
a. m. Be snro that your tickets read vii "S. C.
b P. B. R. ' F. C. miLS ,
' Superlntonilont , Missouri Valley , Iowa
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and Pt23cnyor A tnt ,
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Composed largely ol powdered mica and fuinjrlan
i the belt and cheapest lubricator In the world.
t Is the beat because ! t dots not jcom , but forms
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away with a larsre amount of friction. Jt W We
cheapest becaosa you need n e bat hall tte
quantity in graalug your wa m that yea wool J
of any other aile grease made , and then run
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aawellfor Mill Coirinjr , Threshing lilacfiln
* © -Ask Your Dealer For It
octj
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aepoiita formed In the bladder and prcventlnc any stralnicy , smarting sensation hea 01 Irritation
i i"e oranous llalnjr of the doctt or water pvsaze. It eidtoa healthy action In the Kidneys
g vfu ? um itrm , th. * lX ° * nd restoring these orjrans to a healthy condition , thowlor IU 5 cU
Cotrld . 8 flow ° r tjrine- u ran to taken at M tlmc8' m u climates and nudenll
arcnmrtanccs without Injury to the system. Unlike any other preparation for Kidney dlfflcultlM
. iiTCrT P'101 ' , " " < * are ble taste and flavor , ft has bcea difficult to make . pr p r tlom
.containing | positive diuretic properties which will net nauseate , but te acceptable to the sttrnach.
Before taking any Llvei medfclao. try a botUo of K1DNEOEX to CLEiSSft the KIDXSTS bora
loul matter. Try it and yea will always usd t as a timily med/dna. Udlei especially will llko It
an S ntIemen lIflndKlDNEaEN | the best Kidney Tonic ev rnsedl
NOTICE Each bottie > > carj the signature of LAWRENCE 4 MARTIN , also a Proprietary down
' and
Put up in Quart size , Bottles for General and Family Use.
* ° tha nereet
LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills ; '
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GBOCEBS and DEALERS everywhere f
01'1' ' * en , CO. , U1 Mpply tha Irade at mannfaetat
IT IS
A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE <
WHITE SEWING MACHINE
Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is steadily -
ily and rapidly increasing in pnblic lavor. #
The White Machine lastly claims to be the
best made , the easiest running , the 'simplest in. * ! not
construction and the most perfect Machine in
the market.
The White Co. employ as agents man 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 tune last year.
All orders addressed to the Omaha .Office
will be promptly filled.
JOHN ZEHRUNG ,
Cor * Dnvcnnort and 15th Sts. Omaha.
THIS NEW.&ND CORRECT
Proves beyond any reasonable question that the
CHICAGO : & ; NORTH-WESTERN i FTY
11 Is by all odds the best road for you to take when travellns In , either direction between !
f Chicago and all , of the Principal Points In the West , North and Northwest. .
Caref ally examine thla Map. The Principal Cities of the West and Northwest ara Stations
on tbls road. It3 through trains make close connection * with the trains ol all railroads at
Junction points.
rS sarSffiatK
c ± .g.iti.incPlft llCHICTAGQl
M _ > - W , THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
Over all of Its principal Hnes.nms each way daily from two to four or moto-Fast Express
Xralns. It Is the only road west ol Chicago tnat uses tlio -
PTJIXMAK-HOTEL BIKING CARS ?
it > V'1ehi3ska& ' ' Yankton Une.'ChIcaKO , St. Paul and Minneapolis Line. 4
) " * ; llRols > Frccport& Dubuqno tine. " "Milwaukee , Green Bay & Lake Superior line. " ]
Canadal over .thl3 nz < 1 are sold by P11 Coupoa Ticket Agents m the United States an !
Jieracmber to ask for Tickets via this road.be snro they read over It , and take none other j
HARVIX nCGHITT.Cem Manager , Chicago.iRVT. H. SIESSErrrGeaara33.Acent , Chfcago , '
H&KR ! ? P. DOEb , TIcket Agent C. . & N. W. Railway I4th aniiIF'atnbamStrects.
1) . B KIMBA.LL , AssistantT.cket Azcnt C. & K. W. Railway , 11th and Farnham Streets.
J. BELL. Ticket Axent C. UN. W. Railway , U-P. K. B. Depot.
JAMBST. CLA.BKtGeceral Ae nt.
fa 'ESTHERS
fora I siiail P
And Everything pertaining to the ifcmitme and
Upholstery Trade , .
A COMPLETE A8SORTMEHT OF MEW G80DS AT 1HE
-
and 1310 Farnham Street.
w > < -i t > u , .
1 1 ' It'--/ ' !
utter. 'i '
.
1001 FARNHAM , cor. 10th ,
SPRING'i
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