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J. ENGLISH ,
TTORSKT AT LAW-WO South IhUteento
Btjnta , , / " ' „ ; , , _ K _ "
J. M. WOQLWQRTH.
CHARLES PtWELU
USTICE OP THE PEACE Corner ICth and
Famham Bt . OmahaBeb.
WM. 8IMERAL ,
AT LAW Room8Cr Ithton
kTTORKET . OMAHA. SEB.
D. U THOMAS ,
A TTOBHET A.T LAW Loans money. i
A and sells real tttato. Room 8Or lfihton
Block. * - S
A. C. TRORP ,
r
A Seorpi X. Prltehett , IK *
famhamSt. aMABA.KKB.
KXTEILTHMIAI ,
AT ? LAWOrateaahank
ATTOBHXT V _ f
A. M. CHADWICK.
TTOKHKT IT LAW-Offlc 1804 rarnnam'
L Btr t.
t.TM.LPEAIHY
TM.LPEAIHY ,
ITOTA&Y FUSIXO. ooiisanoira KAMI
0'IRIEN & IARTLETT ,
A tt o rn e y - a t - L SjW ,
omCE-TJnloa BteetwBfUscth tar ? ykratoas
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MBACH MMK. 6 RMM - A ISTH ITS.
OMAHA. SEE.
W.d. Connelb
A11 o i > 'ney'-'a t-La.w
Ottce : Front roc * * , np stain. In EaBSOosa's
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new brick trailing , K. W. id
larnham Stneta.
. HSDItn UB1SR. . RS9I01
REDICK A REDIGK.
A11 o rn ey s -
Bpcdtl attsetion'wtti U'five * to
anlnst eorporatlOMot every description ; will
practice la.al.IUie CosrUot Uie.Btat .aBd the
Onltad StatM. Ofllcc , rarnham St. , opppelte .
Court Boos *
EDWARD W.SMBLAl
TTORNir AT LAW Boon 8
L Block , Hth and Dooclas streets. noBdh
f. F. MAHMKON ,
WORRIT At LAW-
LWORRIT Nebraska.
. T. RlCHAlDS a. 3. Hrj l
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attoroays-at-Law ,
Omcm OS Sooth romrUenth Btrse * .
SANTA QUADS FOUND.
Oreateet UIBOOVKT of t&e Aee.
WoQ0ifaldteooT rlesln the worldhaTsbsemnad *
Amonj other things where Santa CUns stayed
Phlldnn oft ask U he makes eoods or not ,
II reallr he KTBS tn a mountain ol snow.
Last year an excursion sailed clear to tha Pols
And suddenly dropped Into whatseemedlfktiJiole
When wondir of wonders tbeyfoqad a new land ,
While talry-Uks beings appeared on each hand.
There wen mountains like ours , with saon
DcstQttfuI ffnsfi ,
A > d tar orbrhMrsUesthan retwvnsMn ,
Birds with Us boss of a rainbow were locad.
While flowers ot xqultlts tragranos were grow
lajaronnd.
Kot long wan they left to wonder In doubt
A. being soon cams they had heard Bach about ,
Twas Santa Clans' self and this they all say ,
IsUoksd like the ptcton * e weTerydy.
H dror * np a team that looted Tsrrqas ei
> Twms a team of grasshoppers instead ot reindeer ,
Be rods la a shell tasteadot m stolen.
B t he took them OB tord and drors USB
away.
Ha showed them aU orsr his wondortol isataa ,
And factories Baking ( roods for womsn and men"
rqrrters wen working on hats great sad small.
To Bonce's thsr said they wen sending them aO.
Kris Etegls , ths Olore Maker , told them at OBC * ,
All onr OlovM w an tndinc to Baaec ,
Santa sfaowsd th B nspentors aa
ayla * I ala * took th M to Mod Bnnoel stem.
BaaU Claw then whlf r4 cnt he'd UU.
As In Omaha every one knew.Bcaoa.well ,
He therefore shsmd Had Ue rood * to hta can ,
KntwlBC hil Erlendfl wfD r * ( Unit tail loan.
How rcBxasabcr y * dwellers to Omasa town ,
AH who want pneeatt to Baaert go rosad.
r or Mrtt , collars , or Ktovei rn t vtd ssisH ,
BcadroDTstftsror anntoMiadaL.
. Champion Batter of tfce West. Doa la
Hamburg Line.
WERKLTLINE OF 8TEAKBB8
LEATIKa SEW TOBK EVERT THURSDAY
IT t r. x. , rok
England , Prance and Germany
For Passage apply to
C. B. KI HAK & CO.
General Fassenger Agents ,
61 Broadway , New York.
.
HESRT PUKDT.
VINEGAR .WORKS )
EBNSTZBEBS , Manager "
Marmhctnrtt ot sfl kinds ef *
X 3ST B3 Q.A. .
fc Set. M cad U-i : OXJ.B4
t OMAHA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY ,
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ART EMPORIUMS-
3. U. ROSE'S Art Emporium. ISIS Dodge
Struct , Steel Enrrannri , Oil Ptintlnf s , Chromoi
FancrFrimes Framing aSpedalty Lov.pricos.
'J. feOKKEk. IMSDouglas tSt.t QoodStylei.
ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE.
JOHN L. McCAQUE , opposite postofflee.
W..B. BA.RTLETT. O7 South ISth Stresi.
' AUCHtTECTS. , "
"DUFREHE kttJENDELSSUON , ABCHTITBCI8 ,
Boom 14 , Crelfhton Block. I
! A T. AROE , Jr. , Roota g. Crelghton Bloefc.
BOOTS AND SHOES-
JAMES DsVIJfE t CO ,
Fine Booti and Bhoei A Rood mawrtment ot
home jrorlconjund' , cor. 12U and Harney.
TH03 EKIOKSONiS. E.-conieth 6dDongUj
JOBS FORTUNATU3 ,
00510th Bt , manufactures tc order good work
at fair price * Bepalriag done.
, / ' ' BED .SPRINGS , t „ 4
5. FrLARRIMER , Manufacturer. Tlsschers1 Elk
BMKS , NEWS AND STATIOHERY ,
J. J.'FBOKHAOi' , 1015 Farnham Street.
' B TTER AND EGGS-
McSHANK SCHBOEUEK , lhoolde'tB.- E.
luuseinXebnska. established 1279 , Omaha. . .
; BOARDIHC
CENTRAL 1
'Jf SBsTAUBANT ,
MK8. A. BTAH.
southwest cor. 16th and l > * dge
Best Board { or the Montr.
. i - * Sitlsftctlw'u UHinmteod.
Veali alsi Hours.
' vBoird bythe'Dsy , "Week or Month. "
Good Terms ( or Cub.
* t Fum'ihed Booms Snppliid.
CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS
WM.SKYDKK.Ko. 1819 Hlh and Harney 8t
* , ' CIYILINGHIEERS AND SURVEYORS.
ANDBKW BOSfcWATJJl , 1510 Farnham St
Town Surrey ! , Grade and Sewerage 8jstems *
Specialty.
- 68MMISSION MERCHANTS.
30HN O.TV1LL1S , 1114 l > odse Street
D. B. BEEMER , Tor details s a Urge Adrertiao-
ment in Hail and Weekly.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO- ,
"WEST A FEiTfCHER , Manufacturers of Cigars ,
and Who emte Dcaleis in Tobicco- JOS lrag.
V. r. LOBES ZEK. mmufacturer , EH 10th St.
Weitern Cornice Woikr , Manufacturers Iron
Oornl e , Tin , Iron and 81at too&nr. Orders
from any locaJtjr rromi tly executed in the beat
manner. tTaetoiytandCOcv 1S10 Dodge f-rett.
Galranlzed Iron Coroicri , Wlndoncaps , etc.
manufactured and put up In any part o ( the
country. T. SIWHuLD. 18 thirteenth ht.
CROCKERY.
J. BONffER. 1509 Douglai St. Good Line.
CLOTWHCAND FURWSHINCCOODS
OKO.fi. PEtEKSOK. Alto Hats , UpfBootl ,
t Shoe * , Notions and Cutlery , 804 8. 10th bt.
CLOTHINC BOUCHT.
C. SHAW wfll pay highest cub price f rscond
hand clothing. Corner 10th and Farnham.
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DENTISTS-
PR.TATJC'Winiama' Block , Cor. 15th & Dodge
WHKS ' , HUNTS AMD BUS.
. ,
Pharmacists , Fine Fancy Goods , Cor. 15th and
Douglas Strevta.
W. J. WEITEHOUSE , Wholesale & BeUIl,16 ft.
C. C.FIEU ) . 2022 North Side Cumloc Street.
it. FARB.'PniggUt.'lOth od Howard BU
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. ETC-
JOHN B. Tf. LEnilANNACO. ,
New York Dry Ooodi Store , iJlOandlSUFarn-
ham street
J. C. Enewrld , a' < o Vojti & tHoei. 7 tk& Faoifle
FBRNITUBE.
A. F. GROSS , Kev and Secend Hand Fomltnre
acd ttOTt1,1114 Douglu. E. O. Tnrgeon Agt.
J.BOSNEB,1809Joui.l St. Fine Goods. &c.
FENCE WORKS
- OHAUA FENCE CO.
GCET. FRIES * CO.,1SI5 Harney 8L , Impror-
e&lct Boxes , Iron and Wood Fences , Office
tailings. Counters of Pin < an * Walnut.
FLORIST.
ADonaehnepltnUcu flower * , seeds , bcqueU
. W. cor 16ih Mid Doorlas SU.
FOUNDRY.
JOHff WPAHNB ft Bi'.SS.cnr. 14th& Jacksonst.
GROCERS.
Z. BTEVENd 2lst between Gaining and hard.
T. A. Me SHAKE , Cornet ! Sd aiul Comlng.Su.
* HATTERS.
* * ' w. L 'PARED ne. ts. co ,
1306 Douglas Stnet , Wholesale
- - MARBWAREIRBNAND STEEL
DOLiN&LiNOWORTHY. WhoJcsale , 110 and
US 15th M.
f ArEOLUES. comer 16th and California. „
HARNESJ5ABDLES , &C. . .
E. B. WKIST , Sit 13th 31. bet. Faro. & Bar-
BONNET BLEACKERY.
your Straw , Chip and Felt Hats done
nt > at hortbe < < t corner Serrnteenth and Capitol
atenne. WM. DuYE , PROP
HOTELS
CANFIELB HOUSE , Gco. Canfield , Bth & Fam.
DOR AN HOIHE , P. H. Cary , 91S Farnbam St.
" SLJtVEKS HOTEL , F.Slareu , 10.h Street.
Snntherti Hcttl. fun Hamel 9'ht Leaienwortk
- INTELUCENCE OFFICE-
MRS. LIZZIE DSNT , 217 10th Street.
JUNK
H. BERTBOLD , Baza and Urtals.
LUMBER. LIME AND CEMENT
fOSTER'tCRAY-corner 6hand DougluStfc
LAMPS AND GLASSWARE.
f. CONKEB.18Q9 Dcnglai St. Good Variety.
vMERCHANT TAILORS-
" 0 , -UNDQOF.Sr ,
One of our tnnet popular Merchant ration ts re-
relTlnr the latest derlgn * for Spring and Paai-
mar Goodifor eentlem < n's wear. Sty'ljh , do table
and prices lowairrer.tlS ISth bet. Donjf tFir.
MCATMARKETS-
Tbe Boston Market.
MOQLE * JESTER , Fresh and Cured Meats ,
Game. Fish. Poultry. Kir . 2020 Cumins 8'reet.
MILLINERY.
MRS. C. A. RINGER , Wholesale and Retail ,
Fancy Goods in great variety. Zephyrs , Card
Boards , Hotierr. glore * . corsets , &c Cheapest
.Housrlnthe W st. Purchaseri save .50 pel
cent. Order by KaO. 11 $ Fifteenth ft.
MILIS-
OHATIACITr MILLS , 8th and Funham Sts.
WeNbans Vro.k proprietors
.PNYSKIANC AND SURGEONS-
W. R. GIBBS , M. D _ Boom No. i. Creighton
Block , llth Street.
F. 5. LSISENRDfa , V. D , Masonic Block.
Q It. HART , U. D. , Eya and Ear , opp. postcmce
DR. L. B GRADDT.
OenlM and Aurlst. 14th mrd Douglas Street * .
PHOTOGRAPHERS-
OEO. HhTN , PROP.
Grand Central Galler } >
Sit sixteenth Street
nevMaconleHall. Flrr-class Work and Promptness -
ness Guaranteed.
PLUMBING , CAS AND STEAM FITTING
P W. TARPT i CO , 218 ISlh St. , bet. Karn-
bam & Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. FITZPATRICK. 1409 Dougltl Stnet.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
HETfhT A. KOSTEas.lUX Dode Sueet.
PLANING MILL-
A. VOTER , manufacturer of sash , doors , blinds ,
moldings , > ewels. hilujUrs , band rail * , furnish *
Ing , Scroll sawing. &e. , cor. Jodce and Pth its
PAWNBROKER
X R08KHTELD , 8M 10th St. bet. Farn. AHar.
REFKCERATORS CANRELD'S PATENT
0. F. GOODMAN , Hlh St. . bet. Fam. & Har.
SHOW CASE MANUFACTORY
0. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds ot Show
Cases , UprlrhtCues tc , , 1S1T Case St.
STOVES AND TINWARE-
A. BURMESTER ,
Dealer la Stores and Tinware , and Manufacturer
ot Tin Roof * and all kinds ot Building Work
OddFeHowsVElock.
J.BOXNKRl69Doar. St. Gocdand Cheap.
SEEDS
J. ETAKB , Wholesale and Retail Seed ( Drift
and Cultivators. Odd Fellows Ball.
SHOE STORES. "
Ph'llpp lung , 1 0 Farnham St. oet. lltn A 14th.
SEMNO NAM STORE
PEKKIKS & LEAK , 1410 Douglas St. New and
Second Hand Furniture , Qtuse FumlsMng
Ooodi. Ae. . bought and sold on narrow ma-gina.
SALOONS
Im the tew brick Block on Dooglai Street , tas
Jt opened most I jant Beer Hall.
Hot Lnnck from 10 to 1 !
crerrday.
FLAKNERT ,
On Farnham. mxt to the B. & M. headquarters ,
has reopened a seat and complete establish
ment which , barring riBK , and Mother Ship-
ton's Prophecy , wftl be open for the boyi with
Hot Leach on and afur present dale.
"CaledosOa , " 3. FALCONER. C79Mth Street
, VNKRTAKERS
CHAS.HIKWE. 1012 Farnham bet 10th tilth
M CENT ST8RES
HENRT POHLMAN , toy * , notion * , rietures ,
Jewelry , * c , CIS 14th Vet. Farnhaa * Douglas.
r. C. BACKUS , 1135 Farchua it. fancf go ds.
SNAKES AND THB.8NAKK THADH.
THI 8XBPENT BUSUH63 IK NEW TORT :
' "Orf I V
THE DEATH OF A TXTZ2AIT DBAIXK
Itj'XVTIinfs. k * J . '
The snake season opens later than
usual this year. The weatherin all
parts of the world has been so oold
thatnoattempts have baen made to
gather "the 'serpent crop. Lite ad
vices received In this citj- , however ,
say that there is some activity in the
South American- market , and' ' the
uiual supply maybe expected here.
One of the leading , city dealers ex-
pecti his first order of forty abacon-
-das BBsorted aizfa--in about three
weeks. Prices rule about the same as
last year from $30 to $300 , accord
ing to length. Sizes vary from 8 to 30
feefc '
, „
The trade will actively set in about
the first of April , and will continue
brisk until about , June , twben , tbe
trafeliupBhpvAnll all be on tEe road.
For A short season during mid sum
mer there will , be a lull in business ,
and only a small stock will be carried
over to replace snakes that have died
in the shows. In the early fall , when
the aide shows are getting "ready , for
the country fairs , the snake merchants
again enjoy a prosperous trade. 1 he
merchants -are conservative in orderIng -
Ing * their gaods ; however , so'as not to
bo compelled to carry a large stock
through the winter. The late Mr.
Mooney only had one snake , and that'
a very small one , to carry over this
winter.
Tha racent death of Patrick j
Muoney , the pioneer snake merchant :
tit the. city , was a great loss to the '
trade , and is mourned in the Fourth
ward , in which he carried on business
so many years. Mr. ftlojney was an.
Irishman by birth , and started in the ]
animal and snake business in Newry ,
Ireland , when a young man. He
lived more than a _ quarter fif a cen
tury in this country , most of the time
in this city. He' traveled 'extensively
in his earlier life , and collected ser-
.penta.ln nearly every part of the
globe.A Fa rule , he1 did not handle
venomous reptiles , but the boas and
anacondas sometlmta proved nearly
as dangerous. Hu bore many scars
on bis hands and body from their
teeth , and he used to tell thrilling
stories of his escape from the coils of
the monsters that wrapped around his
body. He used frequently to take a
good-sized anaconda from a box in his
store and frighten spectators by let
ting it coil around him. He always
took good care not to let the suak'e get
a purchase with its tail on any adja
cent object against which to squeeze
him. * * * -
He had'many a hearty laufgh at th'e
fright of people at the reptiles. One
3ay a party of roysterfng sailors got
rather demonstrative around the win
dow of 'his store , which -was then in
Front street , ana a1large crowd col-
looted. ' - Moonejx determined , to dis
perse it.- * * 'Seizing a huge and lively
anaconda irom its case he swung It
over his shoulder and rurhed out , into
the crowd.The snake wriggled and
coiled itself , thrust it .head out , and
opened its month in a way to terrify
the soutestnerves. The crowd broke
and ran , the terror-stricken sailors
leading the fllght.not haliinguntil they
bad put several blocks between them
and the snake. Mooney's onslaught
was long the talk of "the'neighborhood
and the boys were shy about loitering
around his door for months.
Mooney'a courage wsa undaunted.
3e was' a small. , slender built man ,
sut men of twice his size who knew
aim did not care to Incur his diopleas-
ire. One day last summer a tipsy
'longshore-man of gigantic stature
made some disturbance in the shop.
Blooney seized a stick and drove the
'man out. The fellow showed fight
when he reached the sidewalk , seized
an empty beer-keg from in front of a
neighboring bar-room , and hurled it
at Mooney a head. The little snake
merchant dodged succesifully , but his
wrath was up. Stepping back into
the shop he seized an ax and renewed
the attacr. The 'longshore-man by
that time had started for a pile of
loose paving stones near by , but teeing
Mooney with uplifted ax close upon
him he took to his heels.
Mooney knewall about anake pathol
ogy , and rarely lest any of his serpents
From disease. It was rather startling
to the nerves to step into his shop and
see him holding open the capachni
mouth of a boa , and toucning up can
ker spots , from which the reptiles fre
quently suffer. He lost the nlippery
reptiles in other | ways than by dis
ease , however. In spit * of all pre
cautions they would occasionally es
cape from captivity.
Mooney found one fine anaconda
dead one morning several blocks from
his store. An excited crowd had fol
lowed it and stoned it to death , ' not
knowing whence it came.
On' ' another occasion Mooney ar
rived at his store and fonrd that five
snakes were gone. After long search
they were discovered coiled up inride
of a Ions ; stovepipe that lay In a long
storeroom The reptilea braced themselves -
selves and resisted all tffurts at get
ting them out. As snakes go without
food a month at a time , the protpect
of coaxing * ham out was not promis
ing. Finally the rivets in the aide of
the pipe were cut , and the reluctant
snakes gotten out
Another snake once escaped , and
was missing for six months. It was
given up as hopelessly lost. One day ,
in removing some old rope and other
rubbish in the loft , the snake was
found alive and well. How he had
gotten sufficient food to keep him alive
wss a mystery.
Two boas climbed from the first
story to the roof of the building one
night. In the morning one was found
dead in the street , it evidently having
fallen off. The other was found coiled
around a chimney stack.
Mr. Mooney had to keep his store
heated io a tropical temperature to
keep his stock comfortable. 'In the
late cold spell ho was in the habit of
working in the superheated room and
going outdoors without an overcoat ,
He caught a severe cold , which re
sulted in pneumonia and caused his
death.
A Representative Constituent.
Detroit Free Fret * .
He gave all the hackmen at the
Union depot a stand off , brushed the
boot-blacks right and left , and shoul
dered his sixty pounds of baggaga and
started up Jefferson avenne in search
of a tavern. He was a right up and
and down man , and he wanted to
strike a tavern where they had an old-
fashioned boiled dinner.
"Just come in from Linsing , " he
observed at he fell in with a pedes
trian.
"Did , eh ? Been out to the legisla
ture ? "
"Yon bet I have. I'm not a mem
ber , but I made things hum out thare.
all the same. "
"Have a bill ? "
"Not exactly. I come down from
county to take the kink * ont of
onr member. He was sailing in with
a high head , and if I had waited ten
days longer he'd have b sen bossing the
whole state. What d'ye think ? "
"Idunno. "
"He wouldn't apeak to me when I
first got there ! Think of that ! Up
home there we rated him about No.
4 , and aent him down to Lansing more
because none of the rest of us could
leave , and he wanted to cut me colder
than a wedge. What do you think ? "
"Rather mean. "
"You betl But I lowered his nose a
bit. We'd heard how be was pranc
ing around and putting on airs and
making ont that he run onr county ,
and a few of ns got together and wrote
! him a letter. It didn't seem to do
any good.vid so we got together again
and they sent mo down to put on the
currycomb.
"At.d you did ? " , , . - '
"Didn't It He'd put In about a doz
en bills affecting our county , and ]
mashed all but two. He had laid
himself ont for ix or seven speeches ,
and I mashed all but one. The first
day I iot there he was supporting
motions and moving to amend and
strike out , but I mighty
soon let him understand that no such
chaff pnaied for oratory with us. He
tried to bulldoze me at first , but when
he found that his constituency had
got arter him he calmed down. He'd
been fooling with the game law and
had got mured up with a dog tax : bill ,
and a saw log law , and a bill about
inland fishing , and 1 don't know what
else. I took him out behind the state
house and says I : "Now , boy , you
-equal ! Your constituents demand
that you calm right down. We don't
want no Cicero in ours , and we
won't have it We sent yon
down here to do a little quiet
work , and not to prance
around and Imagine you've got Pat
rick Henry's hat on. We are a
humble people , taking kindly to log-
houses and johnny-cake , and we
don't go a cent on big words and long
flourishes. ' That's what I told him ,
and'he calmed. "
"Did , eh ? "
You bet he did ! and if we hear
anything more about his rising to ex
plain his vote on the dug-tax , or mov
ing to recommit the musk-rat bill onr
county will be no place fur him to return -
! turn to. This is the place , eh ? Well ,
E I'll fodder up and then take the train
1 for home. "
Tha Odd Term In Leases.
The reason for the use of the odd
term in leases , 999 years or 99 years ,
Is given in The New York Journal of
Commerce. Lessees and mortgagees
in poBBfBiion of real estate for 100 or
1000 yean demised the same at an an
nual rental , retaining a reversion for
the last year of the original term.
The object of this was an unwilling
ness on the part of the under tenant to
become bound to the performance of
the covenants contained in the original
grant ; and also the importance to
the lessor of a reversionary In
terest , without which , under
the old English practice , he could not
recover his rent by distress. Some
times this reversion was only for three
dayt , or even for one day , but usually
injoug terms the last year was retain
ed.- Ont of this came the popular no-
tion-tnat the law provided this re
straint , nnd hence leases were made
for 99 or 999 years , when there was
no reason whatever for any such odd
'period ' of time. In England there was
in special cases , a restraint on corpo
rations or oo clesiastical persons , pro
hibiting the demlxe of landj belonging
to them to the impoverishment cf
their successors for a term beyond 100
years , and such leases were made for
99 years.
A Bird Story.
Somertet ( Ky. ) FpecliI to Cincinnati Knqu'rsr.
A sight so strange that it would pay
strangers to come miles to see occurs
every night , five miles south of this
Elace , on the Cedar Bluffi of the Cum-
erland river.
Every evening just about sundown
the aky is darkened as far as the eye
can sea by great Socks of birds com
ing to roost in these cedars.
Your correspondent , accompanied
by a native and a lantern , spent a
couple of hours last night among the
cedara watching this wonderful con
gregation of every tongue , plumage
and almost every country this aide of
the tropics Startled by our approach ,
great clouds of the chattering tribe
would rise from their perches in the
cedara and fly off with a noise like
deep and distant thunder. We had
to scream at the top of our voices to
hear one another spouk. Large limbs
of the trees were broken off , caused by
the accumulated weight of birds.
Hundreds , blinded by our lantern ,
would fly into our faces. We could
thousands of them from the
Eick
ranches of the trees.
But what seemed so strange about
this bird convention was the seeming
peace and harmony that existed'be
tween the bird. . The hawk and
dove roosted in peace on the same
branch , while hundreda of roblna
an4 sparrows circled in perfect safety
around the perch of large owls. In
the early morning when these song
sters ofthe groves loft their perches
in the cedars for the fields of the open
country it was a moat beautiful and
gorgeoua Bight to behold. With the
blue of the jay , tha crimson and red
of the fence wren and red bird , the
yellow and gray of the yellow and
sparrow birds seemed like some
grand and splendid panorama of the
Ssral kingdom endowed with the
power cf music moving through the
air ia a procession composed of all
the colors of the rainbow.
Hundreds of people came every
night to see this strange wonder. A
great many poor people gain almost
their entire support by catching and
stlllug these birds.
Elephant Dentistry.
One of the Indian ehphanta some
time since had the misfortune to tear
off a portion of Its trunk which had
got caught in a noose of rope , and
the largest African specimen , whoje
huge proportions are well known to
the fn quonters of the gardens , mot
with an accident by which its tusks
were broken off ; the stumps subse
quently grew into the cheeks , causing
it excruciating' , and necessitating
an immediate remedy. Tne in
trepid superintendent undertook
to perform the delicate operation
and relieve the poor beast. Having
prepared a gigantic hook-shaped lancat
he bandaged the creature's eyes and
proceeded to his taik. It was an anx
ious moment , for there was absolutely
nothing to prevent the animal killing
his medical attendants upon the spot ,
and to raly upon the. common-tense
and good nature of a creature - weighing
ing many tons and suffering from
facial abcessea and neuralgia , ar
gues , to aay the least of it ,
the possession of consider *
able nerve. But Mr. Bartlett did
not hesitate , and climbing up withid
reaih of his patient he lanced the
swollen cheek. His courage was re
warded , for. the beast at once per
ceived that the proceedings were for
his good , and submitted quietly. Tbe
next morning when they came to op
erate on the other side the elephant
turned his cheek without being bidden
and endured the second incision with
out a groan [ The Saturday Review.
Louis Kossuth His Present Cos-
dltlon-Letter from His Sister.
The San Francisco Alta prints the
following letter from the sister of
Louis Kossath to one of his old pat
riotic comrides now residing in that
olty :
COLLZQNO , Province of Terrine ,
Italy , February 2,188L My brother
sends hU kinde-t regards end greet
ings to you. , You will be glad to hear
that he Is enjoying not only good
health for one of bis age , being near
ly 79 , but alio the perfect elasticity of
hh intellect , the power of which yon
can find In his recently published
work , if you are reading it He has
now a very-pleasant villa near Turin ,
surrounded by a htndaome garden ,
which he planted himself and cultivated
with the greatest care. Natural science
Is one of his favorite studies. Botany
occupied a good deil of his time as
long as he was able to climb the Alps ;
now he has given it up , but has a fine
collection of plants , dried , abont
4,000 specimens , which be arranged
with the greatest care. His sons are
very well situated , arid have ample op
portunity to put their fine talents" , Im
proved by a generous education , to
show and to practice. France is di
rector of the sulphur mines of Cess
na , in Toscany ; Linis is chief engi
neer of the Alta Italia railroad line.
None of tham are1 married. It seema
their father does not desire jt , per
haps because they have no opportuni
ty to marry Hungarian women.
LODISA K > SSUTH ROTTKIY.
These Degenerate Times.
Boston Trinscrlpt.
Mrs. Homespun threw down ( he
paper and pulled off her spectacles
wtth a vicious jerk. "It's perfectly
scandnlous , " she exclaimed. "For my
part , I can't see h < w any respectable
woman couldever wear such a thing as
that When I waa a gal we used to
wnar low necks and short alesvaa , but
mercy 1" and here she cat a withering
glance at the paper in her lap before
flinging it upon the floor. "Why ,
what's the matter , aunt ? " asked Cice
ly , picking up the paper. "Matter ?
matter enough , I should say. " cried
the oldlady : "just look at that fashion
plate there , if you are not ashamed of
it It is perfectly scandalous , I say. "
"Why , aunt , " Baid Cicely , her eyea
brimming with fun , "that's only a
liverpad picture. " "I don't care what
kind of newfangled name they give
" her "it's aoand-
to it , psrslsted aunt -
ulous and disgraceful , and no woman
that's got a spark of modesty abont
her would ever ba seen , in one of
them. "
ASTONISHING THE WORLD.
Fet a perfect renovation of ex
hausted and enfeebled constitutions ,
female weakness and general decline ,
nothing so surely and ppeedinly pro
duces a permanent cure as Electric
Bitten. Their wonderful cures are
astoniohinR the world. For Kidney
and Urinary Oomalaints * they are a
perfect specific. Do not give up in
despair for Electric Bitters will posi
tively cure , and that where everything
el e falls. Sold by all drnggiatn , at
fifty cents a bottle. (2) ( )
Stop that Cough.
If you are Buffering with a Cough
Cold , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever ,
Consumption , loss of voice , tickling of
the throat , or any affection of the
Throat or Lungs , use Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. This ia
the great remedy that ia causing so
much excitement by i's wonderful
cures , curing thousands of hopelesa
cases. Over a million bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery have been used
within the last year , and have given
perfect satisfaction in every instance.
We can unhesitatingly aay that this ia
really the only sure cure for throat
and lung affections , and can cheerful
ly recommend it to all. Call and get
a trial bottle free of cost , or a regular
size for 81.00. lab & McMahon , Om
aha. (3) ( )
Coughing is a shady grore , tat his Juliana ,
Lrzengei he gave bU love ipecacutna.
About three scare and ten , his IOTB out of the
boxdd pis > ,
Thea leaning rery hard on htm. said Dearest
Ifeelsles- ,
He must have been a blamed fool , inch rem
edy to try ,
Wnen Themis' Edecirlc Gil , be anywhere
could buy.
BocKien'B Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVE In the world f 01
Oata , BrnlflfB , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
Rheum , Fever Sores , Totter , Chapp
ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
IB guaranteed to give perfect satlafac-
tlod In evcty case or money re funded ,
Price 25 cents per box. For sain by
Rdlv Tab & McMahon Omaha.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
tTAT Or NESBJtSKA , >
Douaius CO.KTT , f
Notice's hereby given to the electors of the
Fourth Ward. City ot Omaha , ihitl will sit m
the store of James Forsjth , northwest coiner t
16th and Capitol Arcane on Monday , Tuesday
and Wedne-daV Mirch 2Stu. 20th aud SOtb , and
Kriiay. Saturdar acd llondiy , April 1st , 2nd
and < t3 , 183 , for the purpose of registering tee
electors ol said waid , for c.ty e ectlon to bo held
on the Mb d y of April , 1881.
l > ue Notice Is hereby given , that , a New List
ot tbe electors will hare to be made , owing to
thechanaes mule In tbe ward boundaiy. and
tbt electors will govern thercselvea accoroinelr.
In wi'DFEi where f , I hereunto set my hand
this 18th day of March , "A. l18il.
JOHNS. WOOD ,
mIOto a5 Begistrar.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
THIBD WABD.
All voters n rth of Howard street , evt of ] 5th
itreet and wmth of Davenport wi 1 take notice ,
[ > it us regis rar ol TJters at my office , north-
ea tcoiir of Kth and DJUU ! street ) ( Vo.
3:4) Uf. nta'-s , oa March 21st and Ua eh .8th ,
and AprI1 4'n , 1881 , ( or retl'tntlon and cor-
rectimoIJrdwudToUis WM. H BILEY.
m2.toa4 Registrar 3rd Ward.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
ET *
DOCOL15 COOSTT ,
Notice Is hereby glreii to tha legal voters ot
th3 First Wud. Ci'y ' of Onuhi , that I will sit
t BellsDiugttire 820South finthstreet , on
Urnday. 'lue'day , Wednesday and Thursday.
Uarch 8th , 29h , 30th nd Slit , and Friday and
Sitoidiy , April l t and Snd , for the purpose of
reci"te-ing tha voters of s Id ward. A new list
will be made , and til voters ol sal t ward are re
quested to appear personally , that their names
may be properlvreiiatered.
Witness my bud this 2 at day of Uarch , A.
D. 18 * . r.M.STENBtRO ,
m22 lot Registrar.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
SMT 0 ? NEBRASKA , \
Douoias COBSTT , ( *
Koice ! Is hereby gnvei that I will sit at tbe U.
P. Bakery , luh street , t > U , on Thursday , Friday
and 8 > tu-ciay , Mar.h .Mlh , ? 5t > < and > 6th , 1881 ,
for the j urpose of registering the electors of the
6th Wart , Oily ofOmaha , Douzlal County.
In witness whereof , I den unto set my hand
this 22d day of Uarch , A. D. 1 81.
SOHUYLEK WAKEFIEf.D ,
m22-Lt Rezlttrar ot S 1J Ward.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
PORTATION.
Hrxjoxs Durr. or THK PLATTB )
Cuur QtrAiTZiuiASTiii's urr ex , V
FoitOxAiu , NKB. . Uarch 16 , 1880 j
Sealed propo < als , In triplicate , subject to the
tuual conditions , will be received at this offleo
until 11 o'clock , noon , on Thundty , Apnl Slet ,
1881 , oral tbe a.me ho ir ( allowing for the uif-
Fe > ance tn time ) , at tha officas of the Depot
Qoartcnnarters at Cherenne and O den. at
hlch places and time tb - will be opened In
the presence ( bl Iders , for the transportation
ol Military Supplies on the follow Ine described
routes in tbe Department ot the P.atU , during1
the ns at year commencing July 1 , 1881 , and
ending-June SOtb , i882.
From ttelign , Nebraska , or western terminal
BIous City audPadflB.B' , to Fort Nlobrara ,
Neb.
Neb.From Sldner , Ne ruka , to Fort Boblnson.
Neb.
Neb.From Cheyenne Depot , WyomingTy. . , to
forts Linmle , fet'erman , and McKlnnev ,
Wyoming- .
HVomKock Creek Station , U. P. H. R , to
i'orts rettermtn and UcKlnney , Wyomlnj ; Ter
ritory.
Fro > n Fort Fred. St ele , Wyomluj- . , to
For-W shakle.WjomingTy.
rrom Ml lord , or Utah , Southern terminus of
the Utah Southern BaUroad Extension to Fort
Cameron , Utah.
Proposa's for transportation on any or all ef
the above named routes wli be received.
The government has the rlght to reject any or
sllpropofais.
Each proposal murt be In triplicate , separate
for ea.h route , ard accompanied by a bond In
the turn of fire hudred dollars , ( { Mo , ) executed
strictly in accordance with the printed instruc
tions , anl upon the b ank form mrniahed under
this advertisement , guaranteeing that the party
nut Ing the proposal rhall not wltnaraw the
tame within mty d TS from the date an noun , ed
for opening them ; and that if said rrorxwal isac-
cepttdand a contract for the rervlve bid for ,
awarded theieund r , he will , within ten nays
after betnr notifhl or the award ( provided such
notiflcolon be made withlc the sixty days above
mentioned , ) accept the same acd furniih rood
and sufficient secnritr , at once , for the faithful
performance cf the contract
Bluid proposals fonn of contnet , and
pritted circulan tUUng the estbnaced quantl-
.iei of supplies to be transported , and giving
mil in ormationas to the manner of bid ling ,
conditions to be obiervad by bidders , and terms
of contract and payment , will be furnished on
app Icatlon to this office , or to the offices of
; ha Depot Quartermasters at Cheyenne and
\nvelopes conltinin ; proposal ) should be
marked : "Propols for transportation from.
to . "
H.I , LUDINOTON ;
CWeC Quartermaster
NO CHANGING CiRS
nonrzsa
OMAHAAKD CHICAGO ,
Where Dire ct connections are Made With
Through Sleeping Car Lines
TO
New York , Bostnn , Philadel
phia , Baltimore. Wash
ington ,
AND ALL EASTERN CITiSS.
THE SHORT LINE
via PEORIA for
lndianapolisCincinnatiLouis <
vide.
1XD ALli FOOTS a TUS
THE BEST LIKE F < ? R
ST. LOUIS ,
Where Direct Connections are made la the
UNION l-EPOT wl.hThrouzh Slo-plaf
* Car Lines f or all Points
S O TT TEC.
The New Line for
IXEDS
The Favorite Koute for
_
The nneqaaled inducements offered by this
Line to Travelers and Tourirta , are as Jollowj :
the celebrate ! Pullman ( I6heeI ; Palace Sletp-
InfCars , innonly on this Line. C , B. & Q.
pJIa Drawing-Boom Con. with Horton'i Re
clining Ch Irs No extra clurg-e for Seats in
Recllulng Chairs. Tbe famous n . B. ft Q. Palace
Dtnlnr Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Can fitted
with Elegant fli h-Backed Ba Uu Herolrhiz
Chilrs ( or the exclujlvo use o ( flrst-Uass pisacn-
gen.
gen.Sttel Track and Superior Eqolpmeot , corn-
Lined with their Great Throach Car Arrange
ment , make * this , above all othen , the farorita
Bonte to the East , South , and Sonth-Eut.
Try it , and yon will find traTeling a luxury
Instead of a discomfort.
Through Ticket * via thii Tele' rated Llna for
sale at all offices In the United statcsand Canada.
All Information abont Rates of Fare , Sleeping
Car Accommodations , Time Tables , &c , will be
cheerfully given by appl.insr to
J AMES B. WOOD.
Qeneral Passenger Agent , Chicago.
T. J. POTTBB ,
_ Central Manager , Chicago
SHORT LINE
K.C.ST.JOE&CB.R.R , ,
If the only Direct Line to
BT. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OUAHA and tha WOT.
Ho change of can between Omaha and St. Louli
and bat one between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
lUCHDNAU
Eastern & Western Cities
With lew charges and In advance of other lines.
This entire line Is equipped with Pullman * !
Palace Sleeping Can , Palace Da } Coach-
es.Mfller's Safety Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
WeetlngbocM Alr-Braka.
MraEK THAT YOUR TICKET BKADS1M
JoTTla Kansas City , St. Joseph and Vl
4WoundlBluSab.R.vla SfM
ITTiiiiiinini T nill ssl
Ticket tor alc at all coupon stations la ths
Wsrt.
j. v. BARNARD , A. c. DATC ,
Oen'l bupt. . Qenl taa. A ri rr. ig
BV. Joseph. Ha Ct. Jorfvp . Uo ,
W C. HEACHKK-.T. Tlckoi Agu. ,
1030 FarnhaL ? StrM
ANDYBORDKN , A. B. 11ARNAKU ,
PTeentOmah * , Qon'rl Acent. Oiraha.
BY THE CSE OF
DR. BOSANKO'S
PILE REMEDY.
INTERNAL EXTERNAL , AND
ITChlNG PILES
omen oa the stppltesttloa of n
rile Kgmedy , wfalch
eetlynpoa tbe port * abct * , qlxorbfasi
allaying the
HI ottter matMt * JMtrc eHiasI Jrj tt
DO NOT DELA7
the drain oa tbe Knttau pcodaeM
mmsuaeat dlanblllty. bat bay U ,
TRY IT LOURED
PRIO > 50 CjENTS *
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT ,
Bii rbeaytracannotobtJtaUofiiim.YH
rill mumA It , prejuUd , on receipt of prirt
> r.BSMBko' Treat ! M > OB POO eotCre
NSpUtaUIoB. Addrea *
W OR , BOSWO MEBKfflE CO.
PIQtr A. O.
THE COLORADO
BUSINESS COLLEGE
This Institution , located at Denver , Colorado ,
the Educational and Commercial center of the
West , U pre-eminently the beat and most practi
cal of Its kind for the ]
MERCANTILE TRAINING
-or
Young Men and Ladies *
G , W. FOSTER , President ,
D. W. OADY , Secretary
The most extensive , thorough anl complete
nitltutlon ot the kind In the world. Thousandi
of accountants and Business men , In the prln
dpal dtles and towns ot the United States , owe
.heir success to our course ol training.
The .Bight Kind of Education for
Young Men and Ladies.
line , new brick block , at junction of three
treat car llnev. Elegantly fitted Mid furnished
apartments or the application of and carrying
out of our novel and srstematle methods of
BUSINESS TRAUUNG ,
Young men who tontemplat a buimtta lift ,
and parents having tons to educate , are particu
larly requested to send for our new Circular ,
which win give fall Information as to termi ,
ondltlon cf entrance , etc. Address
0. W. FOSTEB , President ,
f Denver Colorado
THE DAILY BEE
"onUtas the Latest Home and Tele *
News of th 1W
FRITSCH'S
PRUSSIAN
Cough Syrup
THE LATEST
VICTORY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.
Xho onlj-exUllnjr remedy for ererysp * .
clea cf .Acute or Chronic DIseoM of
tha Organs of Respiration ,
and an absolute
SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION !
I'iiiS all-powerful vegetable prepara-
JL Uon expels from the lungs and air pa -
sages. the mucus and muco-puj produced
by pulmonary Inflammation , healz tha
Irritated membraaa * . and renorates
erery organ which utilizes th breath ot
Ufe. It contains no stupefying poison ,
and Is In all respects a healthful medi
cine. The rapidity and certainty wltb
which it
ANNIHILATES A COUGH
Is astonishing. IU effects go deeper thaa
the mere symptoms of pulmonary dis
ease and discharges the cause from tha
system. Free and painless expectora
tion la the mode by which It relieves tha
longs , chest and throat from the burdens
which oppress them ; thus arresting : Con
sumption and Bronchitis In the germbe-
fore they reach the more dangerous
stages. The emaciated sufferer
BATTLfNB FOR LIFE
with the most terrible scourge of OUT cli
mate will find Fritsch ' * Prussian Conch
Syi up a potent ally , and will assuredly
win the fight by adhering strictly to this )
great medicine. The
CASES NOW ON RECORD
In which It has been administered with
entire succeas as a remedy for every va
riety of malnily wlilch affects the Ke-
Functions , amount _ to more
FIVE THOUSAND
at the present date , and yet the prepara
tion Is only la the Infancy of its useful
ness. The great defect of all Cough
Remedies hitherto introduced Is that
they are simply expnlsory. Hence they
are useless ; for nnlets the causes of the
acrid secretions wliich are coughed up
are removedand the ruptured , inflamed
or maturated surfaces healed and re
stored to their natural tone , a cure Is
Impossible. FrI Inch's Prussian Conjrh
Syrup accomplishes these objects. Tha
mucus and mnco-pns which are the con
sequence of LnnglMsease , are thrown off
by It , trhile at the same time It soothe *
and Invigorates the weakened tissue * .
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For coughs , colds , Influenza , bronchial
difficulties , tightness of the chest.hoarse-
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pleurisy and all disorders of apulmonary
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Bt.Loul3.JIo.
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It will positively cure Diabetes , Gravel , Drop *
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your address for our little book ,
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SIOUX ITY & PACIFIC
AKD
St. Panl & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux Oily Route 1
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE t
From COUNCIL BLUTFS to
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS
DULTJTH , orBISMABOK ,
Ind all points In Northern Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. This line b equipped with tha Im-
irovtd Wegtluzhouse Automatic Air Brakes and
filler Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
B unsurpassed. Elegant Drawing Boom and
Heeplng Cars.owned anrl controlled ty the com
> any , run Through Without Change between
Tnlon Pacific Traneier Depot , Council Blnfts ,
and St. Paul. Tram * leave the Union Pacific
Transfer Depot at Council Blufla , at B:16 p m. .
caching Sioux City at 10:20 : p. m. , and St. Paul
at 11335 a. m. , making
; WTEN HOURS nr ABTAKCJ ta
AST OTBHH Rouxx.
Returning , leave St. Paul at 830 P.BL , ar >
rlvtir at Sioux City at 4:15 a. m. , and Union
'aclfle Transfer Depot , Cound1 Bluffs , at 8:50
a.m. Be sure that yot.r tlaketa read via " 8. C.
fcP. B. K. ' F.aHTLLB ,
Superintendent. ICasourl Valley , Iowa'
F. K. ROBINSON , Wt Genl Pass. Agent.
J. H. OBBYAH ,
and Passenger Ajrint ,
Council BlnJfl
Gentle
Women
Who trent glossy , Inxnriant
and wavy tresses of abradant ,
beantiM Hair must use
LION'S EATHAIRON. This
elegant , cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast , keeps it from falling
oat , arrests and cores grayness -
ness , remoTes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency ana keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful , healthy Hair is the sure
result of usiDg Kathairoii *
HAKE NO MISTAKE !
MICA AYT.T : GBEASE
/omposedlarjrely ot powdered mica and lungltst
is the best and cheapest lubricator In the world.
K Is thebert because ! t does not cum , but forme
a highly polished surface over the axle , delay
away "with a lame amount of friction , it I * the
cheapest because voa need ese but half the
quantity In rreasmg your wa n that you woulJ
of anv other axle grease made , and then run
your wa on twice as lo g. It nswirs eoreallT
is wen for Mill Gearing , Threshing Machines ,
81 MICHIGAN AVBNo
Ask Your Dealer For It
cctt
BZIDNEQBN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for Weaker
or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Bright's Disease , Loss of Energy ,
Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions arising firom Kidney or
Bladder TViseases. Also for Yellow Fever Blood and hidnoy
Poisoning' , in infected malarial sections.
JTBy the dbtfllatlon of a FOREST LEAF with JUNIPER BERRIKS and BARLET MALT we h v.
discovered Kl DS EOKK , which acts jpeelflcmuv on the Kidneys and Urinary Organs , removmx Injuriout
depodts formed In the blatldirand pr&ventln ? any stralntoe , smartmr senxatlco heat or trrltattnn
In the membranous 11 Ing ot tha duets or water presage. It exdUe a healthy action In tbe Kidneys
giving rhea strength , vigor and restoring thews organs to a healthy condition , showing ita effects
on both the color and easy flow of urine. It can bo taken at 11 times. In all climates and under-ill
drcumztances without Injury to the system. Unlike any other prep-tratlon for Kidney difficulties
It has a very pleasant and arrettbls taste and flavor. It has been difficult to make a preparatloB
containing positive diuretic properties which will net nauseate , bnt be acceptable , to the stomach
Before taking any Uvei meJidae , try botUe of K1DNEQEN to CLrUIiSE the KIDNEYS from
foul matter. Try It and you will always cud t as a family med > ; ine. Ladles especially will like It
and Gentlemen will find KIDNEOEN the best Kidney Tmic evtr used I
HOTICC Kach bottle bears the stirniture of LAWRENCK & MARTIN , aaoa ' ; ProprleUry Govern
ment Stamp , w 'hlch ' ! permits K1DNEOEN to be sold ( without license ) braaoa Grocers and
Other Persons < verywhere.
Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.
If not found at jour Druggists or Orocenw will send a bottl * prepaid to tie nearest npna
office to yon
LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DBUGGISTS , GBOOEBS and DEALEBS everywhere
Wholesale agents In Omaha , STEELK. JOHX80K b CO. , will supply tha trad * at mannfaetu
prices.
IT IS
A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE
WrflTE SEWING MACHINE ' > - u.d.
Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead
ily and rapidly increasing in public lavor. * rt
The White Machine instly claims to be the 11 * a i
J
best made , the easiest running , the 'simplest in 'S f
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
JOHN ZEHRUNG ,
Cor. PaTcnportnnd 15th Sty. Omaha.
UJbJW AND CORRECT
CHICAGO" & ! NORTH-WESTERN ; R'Y
Is by all odds the best road for yon to take when traveling In either direction between'
? Chicago and all of tta Prlndpal Polrrts In ilia West , North and Northwest'
Carefully examine this Map. The Principal Cities of the "West and Northwest are Stations
on this road. Its througn trains make eaoso connections with the trains ol all railroads at
junction points.
THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
Orer all of Ifc principal Hnw.rtms each way dally from tire to four or more Fa :
Trains. It la the only road west of. Chicago that usea the * * * * , _ -
PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CARS.
Council Bluffs , Denver & California line.Wlnona , Minnesota ts Central Dakita Una. "
"SJonxCty.Nor. Nebraska isYankton JJne.n"ChIcaeo , St. Paul and Minneapolis Line. *
sV2F.nlIno1Freeport ' & Dnbuqne Line. " "Milwaukee , Green Bay & Lake Superior Line. "
pickets over this road are sold by all Coupon Ticket Agents In the United States and
Kemember to ask for Tickets via this road.bo snre they read over It , and take none other.
JUSYI3 HCamrr.Genl Manager , Chicago. . W. D. STEJOBTT , Genl Pass. Agent , Chicago.
HA.RRY P. UDELs Tkkt Aicent C. 4N. W. Ballway , 14th aBdirarnham litrerts.
i ) . B KIMB ALL , , Assntant T cket Aarent C & N. W. Ballway,14tb and Farniam Streets.
J. BELL , Ticket * irent C. A K W. Railway , U. P. B. B. Depot.
JAMJfiST.CLa.BKpO n ral
OHAS. SHIVERIGK.
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS
And EverytMng pertaining to the fVjnitere acd
Upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
1298 and 1219 Farnham Street.
utter
1001 FARNHAM , cor. fOfh.
Grand Disply I J
-OF-
SPRING
CLOTHING !
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