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TIME TABUS-
THE MAILS.
C , & H , W. B. IL.S20 a. m. , 80 p.
C. C. 4 i t SO v nu , 2tO p. m.
O.R.I&P.H. K. 620 ; si4St k2
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O. * S. Vf. R.E. , 11 a. m. , U p. a.
C. 31. a Q. , 11 a. EC. , B30 p. m.
C.R. 1. &P11a.m. . , Up. m.
C. B. fc St , Joo.,11 i-tn Up m.
C. P. B. R. , * p. a.
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Cipro3..EOp. n. I Zznicse . KhDOk.U ,
. 8:00 E , m. Msil . ItWX ) p. m.
- ' CH104 $ >
Hall . _ .C10 a in. 1 Uafl . _ 7 0 p. m.
F > pre a - „ ? : pi m. | Expnos _ . .10:00 a. B.
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WAT COMPANY.
Leave. Arrive ,
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lilted. . . . . . m.
B. & u. B. B.IDKEBBASEA.
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Ezpres . . . .2:10p. Express . ; vfflS JpL'a.
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11 a. m.4p. m.S.pii , S. m-frpr a , , 6 p3
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1035 a.m.llS6a.m. , 1SS p. m. , 2:25 p. m. ,
Eii p. m. , 6:25 p. m. , 025 p. m. ,
fear trips on Banday , learin Omiha at B and 11
. m. , 2 and 6 p. m. ; Council BluCa U 825 ,
Zl:26 a m. , and 2:25 : and 635 p. m.
leave Omaha : 8ma7 \ J ujBaO HC , 1
p. m. , 4:50 p.m.f 7Ka.Y - * * * * - * -
Leave Council BluHK 6:16 a. m , , BU a. EU ,
llrfO am.:2Sp. : nu 7.-00 p , sn. , 740 p. m.
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OUXXA &JEEPUBL10Air VALLEY B. .
J.EKGLSH ,
St. , with -
r .uM..WOOLWORTH.
* CHARLES "POWELL.
OF THE PEACE Comer , 1 5U and
JTJBT1CE Bta. . OnahaStb. "
. _ _ . „ . T Soom'e.CrelfnW-
A Elock. Uth St. , OMAHA , HEB.
D. L THOMAS ,
A TTOKXKY AT LAW loans money , tayi
jti. and sells real estate. Seem 8 , Crelghton
Clock.
t TTORKET AT LAW Offlee IB Hamcom'l
Block , irtth Ooorfe S. Prllchoti , 15W
lma.St.OMABA , itTB.
4 Bol'S
A. Ing.
A TTeKSET' ,
A. .Bfr.g 1
.LPEASQDY.
& Offic Ic Crdghton dock , naU U
L&WYEB , OMAIIA , K
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HOIABY ruBUo. oo iiaoTioKB 4m
& SARTIJTT ,
Attorneys tf- Law ,
CrnCE-TJnionTloct.fl.'Vaalb
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
\ ARBASH B1CK , MR. OOUfl. A I5TR 8TS.
OMAHA , KCB.
W. J. Q'or1xrie1l ? ,
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0fflwi * iu'ut loomt , uii tlalrt , ' In-Hama1
new brick building , K. W. conut JIBsssith MI id
Farahaa StrorU.
Attorneys- -
8p cld attention irfll bo TVK to Bltnlti
arilnrt corporatloru of "orcrr dStcrlpUon ; will
practice In al hh OoortK ct the tat end the
United States. Ofice. Farnham BL , oppoilte
EDWARD W. SIMERAL ,
TTOKKCT AT LAW Boom 8 Cr Iihton
A Block. Hth % ad Dooglai street * noMh
C , P. WANDERSOR ,
ray AT LAW 211 Famhan
\ . Oraaha HabrMlca.
w. T. niauxDs. a. J. Bo sit
RICHARDS & HUNT , v
Attorrays-at-Law.
Orrici SIS 8puth"Fonrteenth Street , 1
SANTA GLAUS FOUND.
Qreateat Discovery of tbo Age.
Wonderful discoveries In the world hare been Bade
Among other thfaf s where Santa Claui stayed
Children oft ask U he makes cooJs or Dot ,
It really he tires in a mountain ot mow.
Last year an excursion sailed clear te the Pole
And suddenj-droppeaintowhatsecmedllkealiDl ! *
Where wonder of venders they found a new land ,
tfhllo taliy-ukj beings appeared en each hand.
There wen mountains like ours , 'with cacre
boauUrol gnon.
And tar brighter skiea than em wen toon.
Birds with the hues of a rainbow were found.
While Bowers ot exquisite fragrance were grow
Ing around. ,
Not long Vere they left to wend r In dosb
A being coon came they had heard tnnch about ,
Twas banta Clans' self and thbtbcj all say ,
3 l eked like the picture r esee every day.
He drove op team that looked v rr queer ,
Twas a team of irraashoppen instead of reindeer ,
He rode In a shell Instead ot aal < 3rt , i -
But he took them -on board ana drer * Them
away. * "
He showed them all over his wonderful realm.
And factories making goods for women and. Ken
Furriers were working on hate great and email.
To Bunce's they said they were sending them au.
Kris Klnrlo , the Glove Maker , told them at once ,
All our Qtov we are s ending to Bonce ,
Banta showed them saapenders and many things
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taore.
Baying I als * took thtss to friend Bunce l stet * .
Santa Clans then whbperei a secret be'd UU ,
As In Omaha every one knew Bunce wen ,
He therefore shtand sen ! his roods to his can ,
Knowing his friends will get their fall share.
Kow remember ye dwellers In Omaha town ,
AU who want present ! to Bunco's go round ,
For shirts , cottars , or etoreegnat and small , ,
Bend your rister or aant one aad L.
Bunce , Champlon Baiter ol the Weft , Dboglal
fit. Omaha.
Hamburg Line.
WEEKLY LINE OF'STBAMB&8 < ' f
LEAVING KE1V YORK EVERY THURSDAY.
* + s AT z r. H.J roR
Englandrauoa arid Qermany
For Passage apply to
C. K. RI HAK & GO. ,
General Tanengrr Agents ,
61 roa lway. New York.
HM * K E MOOnBSlmr.rrt , -
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HENBT.PU.NDT ,
VINEGAR WORKS )
EEWSTERE Sa'igs , \
1 Uarnfactnrcr oTaa kinds ol
nit &t , Btt. Sth'mt ID * OJUBA S B ,
.B'i' TlO , - ' *
OMAHA |
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
. wrrnwwwie.
L5 : 5 ° ? 8 rtJSttnertmn , 1611 Dodge
H , k Ptatlnj t Chromes
rancr Frames , framlufaSpedalty. tow price * .
J. BONNSR. 1309 Dough , st. Oood Style * .
AUTUCTAW REAL ESTATE.
* -JOHK-L , MfeOAQDE '
, oppoMW'poftofflce.
W. B. BASHLEtt. 81T SotttJi Mlh Street.
ARCHITECTS.
UFEENEiMENDKLSSHOK , AECHIHECrS - ,
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* T. LAHWTJr..te ja VCrelyhton.Clock.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
JAMES DiVINE & CO ,
Pine Boot * and Shot * A good. iMort meet ct
k onlwd oor. 12tb-ard | Haxp y.-x'
j-S K. coPeth ana5nslas ;
JOBS FOBTUKATUS , J. . ,
COS lOtH Si. , miiuf et urea -tOrder rood work
at fair prki. Repairing doneT "
BED-SPBIKCSv , -
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t. gft&ERmER , fcatf ajtufsr. Ttos'chersTBnr. .
, HESSWDSTATlWttKY
B HER AND tCCS.
McJHANE & SCOBOEDES , theoldestB. andE.
h rase in Nebraska , wt bll bed 17S. !
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CENTRAL 1,1 i
. COBSsTACBAHT , f t
.J . - v MKS.A.EYAK/- -
southwest cor. 16th and I' dtf J { „
- Bet ) Boirdfor tneOlone- . ; , *
- * "SaUsUctUnGOaranteca1.
Furnished Bet * > ma SnppJicd.
CARftfflttS W
TTM. SKYDKK. go. .131 fl UOi and Harpey St
,
1510 JWnbim' Bl
Town Surrey * , Grade and Sewerage Eygtcmsa
aptu ty-r n * fwrrrr o nrr , tr c.
C0MHISSION MEBCHANTS.
JOHN G. WILLIS , UU Dodge Street
B. B. BEEMER , For details ue large Advertise-
oanrln Pall an J Weekly. " - * .w
- CrCARS AMD TOBACCO-
WKST t rBlT.-COEE , KannfactnntiotOIgan.
and Who eaale.ftuileirjnj TobiCCOd , 1SOClMng. . <
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. r. MRE Z . 'g > nnlacturer > . Bit 10th Et
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'CMMICE WORKS ,
rTeitent Cornice Wotkt , Uanufactcren Iron
} orni e , Tin , Iron and Blate Roofing. Orden
rom anj ; lociiity | f"mrnj f nt .TLV1 f bed
lannjr. Factory and Offig jjiopodga % t" t-
- 4mW S-lTtin Corntert Window npe.-vtcr
manufactured and cat up in any pan ot the
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CLOTHING AND/URK1SHINCCOODS
[ GBO.SJ WtERBOKt f Alio'atKiCaRBootfc
Shoe * ; KoBoniano'Cutlery , 808.10thSt.
CLOTHING BOUGHT-
C , SBAWviU pay highett cash price ! ritcond
band cloihlng. Comer 10th and Farnbam.
" ( L DENTISTS. T : t
APE. WlUUmi- Block , Cor. 16th & Podge t
D8DCS , PAINTS AND OILS.
OHir 'to5Crf9 r " >
e fancy GoodsCor. . 15th aud
vnglM Streets.
W. J. WHTTEHOU3E , Wholnate & ReUU,16 ( U
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0. C. FIELD , 202 ! North Bidfp CumlDe B
M.PARU. Druggist. lOttt n'dvgoSrarf < 's
tDRY GOODS. NOTigNS , ETC-
! ? ewTcrk l ry Goods Store , ISlOandUIZ Fain.
ham street
F. C. Enewpld , alto loots & sttx . 7 tfc & Taclflc
FURNITURE.
if ajrf'.Sfcand Hand FjinaRttn
f Don ' Ias.t RO.TBrgeoji Art. ,
' ' oodsT&c.
GCET. FRIES & CO. , 12iS Harney St. Improv-
od-Ieej , KexeK7ln tC1u > d W od Fercog. '
and Walnut
t. DonacTinel pltntsTcu ificmera , jeed * , boquet *
r W. corT16ihattdj)6iela St . ' f' /
* - GROCERS- "
Z. STEVENS 21st between Cumlng sad Irard.
. ' A. Ko3gi.KE Corner'ad cd Cumlng Sa.
HATTERS.
W. L. PABBOTTE & CO ,
1806 Douglas Street , Wholesile Eicluglvtly.
r NlARDWAREJKOHAVDBTEa
aiAK i LaHaWORTOT , H'hoJe al > ) llOaBd" "
11 ! 13th fct.
A. HOLMES , corner 16th and California.
--T WWNESS , SAfiftLES ; . - *
T 321 13th 8t"wi > ct * FftriOA TTw *
HATAUO B8NHCTJLEACHERT.
Ladles tet your Straw , Chip and Felt Bats done
TBP at portbeast corner Seventeenth and Capitol
WBie.W I. DOYB , PROP ! ' C d i
HOTELS
. Canfield , Bth&Farn.
* *
DORAh HOUSEP. H. Cary , 913 Farnham St.
. .SLAViarS HOTEL , F.Slav n , lOlhStreet.
. LIZZIE pEST/alT 16th Street.
JEWELERS
I-VHN BAUUKR , 1ZU Fuaham Street.
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JUNK-
H. BERTHOLD , Raps and
' LVMKR.UIK AND CEMENT'- - '
FOSTER & GRAY , corner 6 h and DongUs St * .
SWARE.
' tV Good Variety.
" MERCHANT TAILORS -
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Oa of ear ttoit popular Kerchant fljlora fs re-
jcelTlnKthelateatdetlgnt lorSprin ; and Suni-
merOoodsfprpentlemtn'sttonr. Sty'lthdurabla
shdprHtsIawMver.t1S lSthbeU.Dotuf.Mrr. . :
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'Boston Market ,
and Cured Mtat * .
Game. Elan. Poultry. Ktq. 020 Cumlng S'nxU
Bonn tn the Weit. Porehaszn nv S3 per
cent. Order by Vail. 115 FiPflcnth f t.
MILLS- .
D'SU.
i MYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
.XHBBS.Ja/5. | fioom'si' * , ' Crelghton
Block , 15th Street.
F. 8. LSISENBINO , V. D , lUsonie Block.
; , Eye and Far , opp. posUfflot
DR. L. B QRAD0T.
Oculist and Aoriit , 14th and Doqglaa Streets.
PHOTOGRAPHERS-
OEO. Ut.YN , fHOP.
Grand Central Qallerji
21 ! Plrltenth Street
noarVaconicEan. flxst-class Work and ProBpt-
ma SuaraaUed.
PLtiMBIHC , CAS AKD STEAM FITTINC
P.-W.TARPY. & 00,216 IKih St. , bet. tiara-
ham i JJouglaa. WorkprOBptlyatUndedto.
D. rrrZPATBICK , Doucl * * 8tr et.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
HEKKV A. KOaTE 03UU Podfe SJtet.
_ -WANING
A.ilOTER , manufacturer of iaih. doonblln < 1si
molding rewebjbaJujters , hand nil . furnishing -
ing , scroll gawinp. Ac. , cor. Dodte .and 8th sta.
" PAWNBROKER
J. ROSErTTEtD. 32110th St.'teCFaro. * Har.
REFRIKRATORf CANRELDJS PATENT
' C. P. O00DHAH : UlthSt. . beV garn.Uf Har.
SHOW CASE MANUFACTORY
O.J.WILDK ,
Mannfactnrer and Dealer in all kinds ol Show
A. BCBME3TEB , *
Dealer In Stores and Tinware , and Uinufactorer
: of Tin Boots and an kindsof Bandlny Work
Odd raQovs * Block. '
J.BOSNERlS09Douf. St. Ootdand ChCTp.
' - SEEDS
J. KVAHB , TTholwile- and Jtetall Sted lOrOll
and CaHn.tcn. Odd TeUowi S sJL ' - - . .
SHOE STORES.
Ph'UppIXnp. ISM Ttonham lt.l > et. ISm emth.
" SECflN ! HANII STM
fEKKIKS & LEAR , 1(1 DoarlM 8U , Kew and
Second Hand furniture , Htrua FBrnishini ;
Ooodi. ti.boBChtand sold on narrow natfn .
/ BSAU0HS -
/ " B
IntherswbilckWockon Doujlas Street , has
] t opened a most elegant Bear HaH.
' Hot tench from 10 to IS
r " rmrdar.
FLAKKEBT ,
wtt to tha B. & . keadqaarten ,
a acat nd complete esiabllah-
"RK , idMoUier Ship-
99 CEKT STMES
HENRYvPOHLKAK , toy * . notlon . rictures.
Jewelry , * : , 614 Ilth bet. Faraiam * '
7.0 , BACIUS , 6 rarsiam-jX ;
iiEGlSTBATIONLlST.
FOURTH WARD.
Anderson ,
Anderson
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Ambrose ,
Ayres T H
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L R
ntrnp ,
Ahlguest , G W
Broatch , ( Balsh , !
Balcbmb- . 'TJarns Sam. .
Boggi , G H Barker , Jos
Barqueat , P A Brook * , D 0
_ Boyr ) &R
Brash , Lewis Baldwin , C A
Bollock , F C Bowman , A
BoBton.GJj
Bell , J T Berry , Jos
Baawltz , Mortz Biawitz , Henry
Baswilz , 8 Baawilz , Cnas
Bonsai , JJ.C J Bachanan , J M
. G W
Be ? .h , C B * . R W J
Ball , Rg L fll
"BUUngs A S Jr M-
Bonner , W H Barrett , H
Bartlotr , E M Bevlns , Andrew
3 mford Jpo Bl&ckbar6
; o } & ,
'B-Jy3/Jb'E ' lb U
Carrier Joh'o .
CtftilKr-Geo j
Calm Aaroa' Cobgdoil 3 H
iCihncEn 1 GJiiEdbn'J ° E
'Clark S HH ' daln'O'W
Clarke-John'M , , jCohenJ ; t 3 s * " t
Chamber ! W [ G ( Doleman 0 IK |
diaries W R Conner H G "
Cranston B G r Cirpenter A , Br A
"Carter Jaa ' i CrowB F /
Creigh T A Chambers A13TiiI *
CranzHO. GromboAFr
Ucd
CalUnThot'
CnHstenien Petes
Collim G A- ChHatenaen J 0)8 ) !
ChristensenR QQ |
Davia 0 F Dwyer Wm M
Dutnoat.J H- . . , sidson D W
CrR < Xpara Sam
H-P- - - 0 Dr
Do'enges Con
Devalon H P , Devalon J B
-Af A
Dugan John ortj
Duke E T
Emery E L Eddy W H
0 J
EricksonLOL
KaatuBS tEricksoa Thos
Fqrsyth Jaa FotexJ > V kj
Fleming < Wm
Ferris Q E
FoxF J Fox J W
Freeman Q A \ Foster
wCTlVjV-
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luton 0 H" 'Groene
firaff Gao 3 Gibba W H Dr
Xroeae Peter Griffin A W
Gray P W Graves Frank
Goldsmith M Griffiths C H
Green G L Galligtn Pat
Green Q J Griffin OH
'AGreb'erjTneo'J ' Jl
Griffeth Jas -Gibsbn'Thos '
Gibson Geo' J GalllghanTbeo
Hammond TEEaydern fi.fe ! *
Hitchcock P -Hitchcock G M
HugusPeters . . .Harbach Jnn A
Haney Edwin Harris L D
HawesPO Hyde"JR
"Howe J"D'
Haflman 0 F HeftJ'K -
Herman-D Hanscom A J
, Hvena O B Hnven T.O .
Jliggana.WA Wi Hig aKa'OW
Huntington DWO HornerWm
Holtrof vTno 0 " Hanson Peler
Hanson Soren HensingerTB
Henry Jno
-Ingnrar DertJ-D-
Jenkins Thos Johnson S R
Jones" 3" D * "JonerAddison"
Jewott JJLO Jewett Gob E
Jones T E Jones A D
Jacobs S Jones G R
Jennings 0 E Johnson G A
Jensen Jens Jackson A Col
Jones R R Jacobaon A
Kennedy H Kennard L J
Kenuard M W Kennard F B
King Jacob King G T
KlngJW Keniston D
Keniston E 0 Kenlston F A
Kurshad Wm Ktlish S
Fohlmeyer Ghai JCuhnN A
Klinker J H Kobut W
Karbach 0 J { Karbach Pot'or
Kimball D E
Lake G B LalkED
LakeJ5E _ . Little Isaac
Lininget G W LordJP
Locke 8 E Lambert E
Coring "WE Lichteberger J H
ITJinghom Jno P Law AB
Lehman XR Liraeo L
Lehman Wm Lindburg A
L cdeng-enV Lumpkins R M
Jaa
iMonellGODr - HillspaaghFR , ,
Metcalf Gee 0 - - Mnmangh Wm
Meyers Max Hancheator J R
Meyers Herman Mitchell D S
Morrlsey J < tc Maxfield J B Rev
MtllardJH Mansfield 0 R
Millard Ezra Morriioy Jaa
Morohy Frank Moore A Col
MaulWG Maalsby R S
Morse W V Malmgaist H 0
Morse J G Miller Lewis
Moons F E Mealio S N
MurpbyP F Miller J B
Mount W J Malcolm FS
Mount D T Munm J 0
MOITOW J C
Miner I W * ' < Mosh'or N
Mills Gee T Molloy John
Montgomery 0 S Meadimber E D
McOormick John McCormick J 8
McOnrmick Chas McKoon M G
McNaughton John McCoy M E
McDonald RichardMcQ.ullen B
McNabb-J W - ' Thps -
McMihan P J > "McTwigtan ; A
McKone A K McMullin WE !
McGaeken Jas McNielS
McNally John McCaffrey H
McCaffrey John McOaSrey Jos
, Newman Horace Nichelas A P
Neville Jaa Nelsoa Jens
Northrup HG Neilsen Andrew
Norgreen A M Neilsen Bendt
Neilsen N W
O'Grady OttoF
O'Brien E A O'Connor Ed
Perine P L Plenlen A
Pundt H R A Putnam J S
Patenon Gee Peterson Jaa Rev
Paxton W A Peabody W L
Pitersen JAW PetttngillGW
PirrottE J Pritchett Gee E
Penon Mons Pincr J B
Pcdercon 0 Pierce J H
Peterson John PentzeU J C
Petty J W
Quarnstrom A P
Reed Byron Ringer E F
ReedLS Ramge M
Reese J M RungeF M
Richards T W T RiceJ R
Ron water E RitterWL
Rose water A RafertAF
Rheinhirt E Rogers A T
Rheinhardt J Ringer T B
Robinson AL Rath E
Rowley A Reichenberg Saml
Roberta S Rudolph Jacob
RoteO Rhodes H F
Robinson 0 Col
Schneider FA Schneider H
Scott Wm Sherer D
Sharp P H Sharp W A
Sharp H 0 Stockdale Jaa
Speckhart M Stevens R
Stevens WJ Saxe D W
S xc A W ScHfTI
Smeaton D D Saarch J W Dr
Saastrom Frank Sandberry Joho
SallS
Ssribner D M Slack C F
-SterrlckerE - Sterncker-Thoi
S , S Sionds0h ' g g
H"C Stnfflas n
Stevenson G , Stall Homer
D r adbotnh Thos
Sanders Peter Stinson F A
Torneyi .
TackerA Tilden Gee DC
Taylor J a s Thuratun J I
Taj Io
Thomas J C Turner
Thotn Jno Turn tt J
Tdrbilt W F Troup A C
Yanacnber ; ijHVdnInwegon-G A
Vat-Etten D ,
Wood.Jno-S
BB
WHlfnly. 15. - WilsfivThrr
Woodman , JEi Willumi , Chw
Walker , Gee T VT Wulf , N -
Wilcor , Getf AWelsh. . E twird
JVilbnri Jfro E . 'Wilbur , * W. H
"WaTson , J M' Wilklns , C F I.
TWatkins. Chas ' Walter , Frank
Williams , Hobart Wnght , J S
-jWesterdahVBO-EWhipple , C S
Weaver , HE - Wilbur , R H
-WebK7JEj 5 " 1 Wloto ; , ' H/A' < TJ , * f
Wheeler , JO Windharo , Gee P
Wead , CM Webster , JL
West , C L.F Waugh , M F
Welch ;
Yates , HW r " 'Yatoa.-rWM 1
This la to certify that the above is
a trae llsfof "registered voters 'of the
fourth ward , .registered , to date ,
-CALLING BY TELEPHONE.
MODEBN SCIENTIFIC IMPEOVEMESTS
"Are yon very busy to-day ] " asked a
fashionably-dressed-young man'of the
-young ladyrat t the telephone head
aartera.1 : , - -
" 'iNot " responded the
very , young
lady.'t ' i j i
) "I want to make some calls over
your wires , " said the young man.
"You can Jall'iipbn the peopld and I'll
talk to them. Saves carriage hire and
running around you know. "
' "Why ! ftWlyon have first ? " asked
thi young lady admiringly. *
' "You.mlght call Mrs. Snooks. "
reVand'turned the wire "over to the
Waller. _
, i"Gpod .iribrnlng. Mrs. Snooks , * '
yelled the young m > n-with } the tube
atj his 'ear- * and bbwing"&nd j ggi'ng
around at the mouthpiece 4 > 'ilappy
New Year. Many returns. Eh ? Obi
Yes , charming- Been weU-Can' ? |
stay long ; thanks. * ' Lots oL'calls to
make. , .What's -that ? Yes ; she's
well. Had many calls ? Indeed !
Glad'to hear it. * Good by7j/a&d' ' he |
laid down the tube. "Now1 ybii inay
call on'MrsI Spooks. "
< \ The young lady did BO , and * the
caller went to work'again.
"Couldn't pass without seeing yon ,
Mrs. Spooks. Cold weathert wb're
having. Saw yon at the opera. Boon
opl much this ceason ? Don't hear
you. Oh , yes ! I'm reading'Ouida. ] '
Very sad about George Elliot. Many
caUs ? You don't say ? You are for
tunate. Happy New Year : 'Good
b'y ! " as he dropped the -tubeuhe
bowed elaborately. "You may call ,
Mrs. Stooks. " . „ ,
Mrs ; Stooks finally responded , and
the young man threw off his negligent
attitude , and went at the call with
renewed vigor. r-
"
' Happy New Year , Mrs" Stooks ;
hope I hear yon well , ma'am. Strange
weather we'r3 having. You sound
charming , Mrs. StOoks. I congratu
late yon. How'a that ? What to in
troduce the young ladiet ? Delighted ,
I Dssure , yon. Ah ! Misa 'Stocks ,
charmed , yea , and Miss Arabella
Sbooks , you flatter me , and Miss Net-
tie' Snooks , I'm overwhelmed "with
the honor , " and the young mau bowed
deeply as each name Was signaled to
him. 'Pleasant weather , ladier ; would
like to stay longer , but am awfully
driven , Hope to see you soon ' again ,
hdies. Well , hello , hello ! 'AhJ'yes !
jo i do. Gjod-bye , Miss Stooks !
Good-bye all ! "
Miss Thompkine , Miss Hilder-
brajndt , Mrs. Whiffchojrski , Miss
Semiramls Smith , Mrs. Goblet Sepiu
and fifty olher'ludita were rucg'up ,
And the calls were made , Secundum
'artbm. ' "The young man , very much
fatigued , finally cook his leave ; ibnt in
& few minutes returned wlth-a gloomy
"Did you notice anything 'wrong
with those calls ? " ho asked the yonng
lady."I
"I think not , " she responded.1
* ' , ' ! didn't get any thing to eat/ ' aid
he "I thought I waa doing a big
thin ? : , but I but the best of the call. "
4 "But can't you go to some houses
you haven't telephoned and do your
self justicci ! " inquired the yonng lady.
"I say , yon mint hvo bsen brought
up in good society , suggested Hhe
yoang man , "I never thought of
that. You're a porlect lady , you are ,
here's a quarter. " And the youug
man and the quarter went oat , simul
taneously.
Meat.
Poultry RavUw. fc
Wonld it not be wise to substitute
more eggs for meat in onr dally diet ?
Abbut one-third of the weight * of an
egg is solid1 nutriment. This is more
than can be said of meat. There are
no bones , no tough pieces that have to
be laid aside. A good egg is made up
of ten parts shell , sixty parts whit *
and thirty parts yolk. The white of
an cgt ; contains sixty-six per cent wa
ter , the yolk fifty-two per cent Prac
tically an egg is animal food , and yet
there is none of the disagreeable work
of the butcher necessary to obtain it.
The vegetarians of England use egg
freely , and many of these men are
eighty and ninety years old , and
have been remarkably free from ill
ness. Eggs are best when cooked
four minutes. This takes away the
animal taste that la offensive 'to some ,
but does not harden the whitn or ye'k '
so &a to make them hard to digest.
An egg if cooked very hard
is difficult of digestion except
by those of stout stomachs ; such
eggs should be eaten wiih bread and
masticated very finely. An egg spread
on ioast is food fit for a king , if kings
deserve any better food than anybody
else , which is donb f ul. Fried eggs
are less wholesome than boiled ones.
An egg dropped Into hot water is not
only a clean and handsome , but a de
licious morsel. Most people spoil the
tastoof their egg by adding pepper
and salt. A little sweet butter is the
best dressing. Eggs contain much
phosphorus , which is supposed to be
useful to those who use their brains
much.
Tbe New Fararols.
KewToik Tribune.
The new features ef parasols con
sist of the quaint shape , which may
ba called octagon in appearance , although -
though the aides cr gores are unequal
in size , and the ribs are white. Some
of these are covered with rich black
brocaded satin , trimmed with a black
Spanish real lace flounce , and lined
with crimson silk. Ar. elegant crim
son satin parasol of the usual thape is
covered with BOcceMtoo of cretin
JU i.
colored Spanish lace ruffl a and corresponding -
responding , flounces ; J thfliJ.lining is
whlteltillc , and" red silk cordelier
ptnamenW the " ' 'handle. ' A _ _ black
satini parasol is * limilarly trimmed
with black Spanish lace , nnd
lined with red. A , plain craam colored
red satin is lined with delicate bine ,
anditrimmed with an ecru flounce of
Spanish lace. Some of the new styles
of black or red satin have a brilliant
Roman border , the usual lace flounce
and linings of peach blossom , old gold
or white silk ; others ere embroidered
in an elabora'e sailed of flowers ,
with garnet and jet or amber and jet
beada Some black satin parasols have
fine French Leaded laca flouncing , and
rings attached with gold satin balls.
OtherscLave brocaded boid > rs of gold
and c.-iouon. The fabrics are also of
h avy brocade eatin , glittering with
threads of gold or of silver. The
8 > yViv fire' ' Very -elaborate , and made
of tIK'coatllest'malerialB. The linings
are of t met colon -delicate cream ,
new. audaJd jold , and all shades of
crimson , briwat oliva tints , opalescent
shades , pear ) , gale blne/'water geen ,
and gother becoming colors fjrbolh
blonde and brone te. Larger fiicd
parasols for coaching aud seaside are
covered with plain phm , purple and
bottle green , satin lined with gold
color or peach blossom and the last
new shade of straw called gat-jet.
The "danler" designs of red and
black checker-board silk are extensive
ly naed for linings. The checks are
also seen in three contrasting colors.
Extremely pretty seaside pirasah
are covered with morale cloth , having
floral strips around them. Oihera
.are of Madras gingham. Some of the
latest importations have a cream col
ored , fine cambric ground , covered
with delicate brown branches and
foliage and flying birds. One gore is
plain and decorated with a brown
palette , the usual dabs of paint and a
little water scene or pond , on which
lillios float , some water-grasses ,
a sedgy banV , a gay king
fisher with a fish in Its
bill. This Is reproduced in oilier
dainty scenes on a similar palette on
other parasols. Toe handles of the
least expensive parasols are made of
such strange light woods as Fragola ,
Pyreneese thistle , Tom 0 Shanter ah ,
African bamboo , palm fiber and ebony.
They have gold and silver heads in
imitation of bamboo , carved horn ,
oxidized silver pug heads , eaglei and
imitation of gold hammered work in
ebony , and shepherds' crooks tipped
with gold and silver.
Given up by the Doctors. ,
Where doctors have failed to cure ,
and have given their pr.tients up to
die , Electric Bitters have often been
used , and a cure effected , greatly to
the astonishment of all. Diseases of
the Stomach- Liver , Kidneys , and
Urinary Organs are positively Isnred
by Electric Bitters. Tnsy invariably
cure Constipation Headache and nil
Bilious Attacks. Try them , and ba
convinced that they are the best med
icine ever used. Sold by all drufrciits
at fifty'cants a bottle. (3) ( )
EacKien'a Arnica salve
The BEST SALVE in the world f 01
Outs , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
Rheum , Fever Sores , Totter , Chapp
ed Hands , Chilblains , Oorns , and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
Is guaranteed to give perfect satiafao-
tlod In every case or money re funded ,
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
8dly Tsh & McMahon Omaha.
GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN.
" Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption 'a certainly the greatest
medical remedy ever placed within the
reach of suffering humanity. Thou
sands of once hopeless tufferers , now
loudly proclaim their praise for this
wonderful Discovery to which they
owe their lives. Not only does it posi
tively cure Consumption , but Coughs ,
Colds , Asthma , Brorchits , Hay-
Fever , Hoaranosa and all affections of
the Throat , Chest and Lungs yields
at once to its wonderful curative pow
er as if by magic. We do not ask you
to buy a large bottle unless you know
what you are getting. We therefore
earnestly request you to call on your
druggist , J. K. ISH , and get a trial
bottle free of cost which will convince
the moat skeptical of its wonderful
merits , and show you what a regular
one dollar size bottle will do. For
bale by Ish & McMahon. (4) ( )
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
tTAW OF NEBRASKA , )
Coccus Co.Nrr , /
Jfoilco'shereby given to the electors of the
'Fourth ' Ward. Cltj Omaha , thitl will ait In
the store of James Foray th , north * cat coiner < (
lOlh aud Capitol Avoim on Monday , Tuesday
and Wedno dar , Ifnrch 28t3 , 20lh arm SOth , and
rriiav , Satardav aid llonday , April 1st , 2nd
and US , 1831 , ( or the purpnso of registering the
electors ot laid wad , fur c.ty e ection to bo held
on the Mb d y of April. 1881.
Due Notice is hereby given , that , a New List
of the elector * will hare to-be mid ? , owing to
the changesmido In tie ward boundary , and
tht ejectors will govern thcrrselves accoralnglr.
Inni'nrcsnrhererf ' , I hereunto set my hand
this 18th day of March , "A. D. " 1831.
JOHNS. WOOD ,
m'OtoaS Registrar.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
THIRD WABD.
All voters n rth of Hovardstrcet , cut ot ] Sth
street and south of Davenport will take notice ,
I. it ta rcgfsTar of Tutera at my office , north-
eutco'iicr of llth and Douglas streets ( No.
13lup * ta < < g , on March 21st and Much iSth.
and April lift , 1881 , for reil'tratlon and cor-
lecllonpf 3rd ward TOteri. Wit. H. RILEY ,
m21toal Registrar 3rd Ward.
- REGISTRATION NOTICE.
STATK Or NIBIUSKA , ) „
DOCOLAS romrrr , / * *
Notice Is hereby glren to the legal voters of
( hj First Ward , City of Omahi , that I will sit
at the office cf Slaven'i Hotel on Tenth treat , on
Monday. Tue-day , Wednesday and Thu.tday.
March 28th. 29th , 30th and Slit , and Friday and
Saturday , April lit and 2nd , for tte purpose of
registering the voters of said ward. A new list
willba made , and all voters of laid ward are re
quested to appear pcraoaally , that their names
may be properv ! registered.
Witness my band this 2st ! day ot March , A.
D.18S1. K. If. STENBtRO ,
m22 lOt Registrar.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
SriraOr NEBRASKA , 1 „
Couous COBSTT , J '
KotiM is hereby gtvca thtt I will tit at the U.
P. Bakery , on Itth street , on Thursday , March
81st , 1881 , for the I urpose of regUtcrinc the elec
tors of the 6th War ) .
SCUUYrER WAKEFIE'.D ,
mt9 tea ? Eozlitrmr 6th Ward.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
SIXTH WARD.
Notice is hereby given to tbo legal voters of
the sixth Ward of the City ot Omaha , that I
win tit at mr ttrre , Nc. 2u22 Cmnine street ,
te'.neen 20th and Xlst 'reo , on Tuesday ,
Wednesday , Thursday. Saturday ana Monday ,
of Maich iSth , SOtb , Slst , tnd April 2d and 4tb ,
for i he purpose of rejrlsterinif the votersof said
ward. A new list will be made , and all voters
of ta'd ward an requested to appear in perjon
that their ntme I may be properly registered.
Witness my hand this 23th day of March , A.
D , 1831. C. C. FIELD ,
m23 6t Btgtatrar.
REED'S
" "
"ALLTIIYIE ,
* it
By "Almon * " be by Al xand r' "Abdallah ,
Eire cf "G < ldsmlth Kaid ; " First dara 'On
Time'1 by' 5Var Dance , " son of the reiowned
"Lexlnfton Bscond , "fflla iretkorrridge" by/
"Colloesus " son of Imported "tfoTtrelrn. " * , '
"Almonfsf flat dam by "Ma-Bbrlno ChleT
andhiiSirebyBysiick's "Hambletonlan. "
This remarkable horsowill bo fire years old
in May , be will acrre only 35 marcs ( half of
which nunber is now. engaged ) at fa CO per
mare , payable at time of icrrlca.
Sfaion commence ] April-lit and will end
Sept. 1st , After ttat t e his ttrrice win be
put at $35 80. Any mare that bit trotted in
3:30 served ran.
ED. HEED , Proprietor.
i ; .
Stable Corner llth and Howard
Streets.
iurlcod3ra
NO OHAK6ING CiRS
OMAffAlSFcHIOAGO ,
Wtee _ rtrict contortions are ilido With
Through" Sleeping -Oar Lines
TO
New York , Bostjn , PWIadel-
pliia , Baltimore. Wash *
AND A10 , 2ASTERN
THE SHORT LINE
via PEORIA for
lndianapoIisCincinnatiLouis
ville.
AM ) ALT. TOI.STS IS TH1
niEBEST'LINE '
ST. LOUIS ,
Where Direct CountctloYis ara mada la the
UNION HEPOT wiih Throajh Sletpla ; '
Car Lines for all Points
s o TT q ?
The New Line for
3DIES
r The Favorite Route for
IROOIK :
The nnequaled Indacemonti offered by this
Line to Travelers anil TouriiU , are as lollow * :
The celebrated Pullman (10-aheelj ( Palace SleepIng -
Ing Can , iuu only on thla line. C , I ) . & Q.
P.locj Drawing-Room Cora , with Uorton'a Ite-
cllninr Ch Ira Vo eitra ch.irjd for Seats In
lledinW Chilis The famous C , B. & Q. Palace
Dlnlnz Can. Gorpeoun Booking Can * Cttd
with Elegant Hiyn-Badted Ra'tan Kerolriuff
Cluirs for the exclusive oae cf.first-tjas3 pisaen-
gers. '
Steel Traclc and Superior Equipment , corn-
lined with their Great Throuth Car Arrange
ment , mikca thts , aboro all others , the favorite
Route to the East , South , and Sonth-Ejst.
Try It , and you. will QnJ traveling a loxnrjr
Instead of \ discomfort.
Through Ticket" Tla 'thh ' Tele rated Line for
gale at all offices in the United htatcsand Canada.
I All infcimatlon about Rates of Fare , Sleeping
Car Accommodations , Time Table * , &cwill bo
cheerfully given by appl \ intr to ' *
JAIIE3 R. WOOD ,
/ General Pasjenger Apcnt , Chicago.
T. J. PorrtB ,
General Manager , Chicago
± SSO.
K.C.ST.J9E&G.B.R.B. ,
Is the only Direct tine to
8T. LOUIS ANlr THE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
Ho change of can betwesa Omaha and St. Louia
And but cno between Omaha and Now Tort.
SIX DAILY PASSENG5R TRAINS
Eastern & tffcstei Cities
With low charge * and In advance of other llntj.
This entire Una I * equipped with. Pullman's
Falaca Slcapln ; Cars , Palace Daj Coach-
ea.milcr's Safety Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
WMtlcghonso Alr-Braho.
SKZ THAT YOUR TICKET READSTO
CTYla Kansas City , Bt. Jogop h
arCoancilCluC3b.K..vIa S
CSTJoa ani
Tickets forsal at all coupon stations In tha
West.
J. J. BABKABD , A. C. DAWEO ,
Qen'lSupt. , Oenl Pass , ft Hcfcet Art
St. Joseoh , llo. 8L Josapb , if o ,
W C. BEACHKEST , TleSst Agcn. ,
1020 FarohaEt Street ,
ANDY BORDEN. A. B. BARNARD ,
Pass. AKentOmaha. Goa'rl Ajent , tocaha.
BT TIIE USE OF
DR. BOSANKO'S '
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INTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AND
ITC&ING PILES
at oaca on tlio application of n
Boaanlio'p yile Itcmedy. vrlileb nct dl
rccUyopoq UicparU alTteeted , abaortola
the Tamoto. nllaj'lng the Intents ItfU
Ul outer remedl5"haTe teUea. Try j
lUmerlta.
DO NOT DEG.AIT
OtD the Ornln on the tjateiu pnxdae *
laabllltr. bat bar It.
TRYITABNE CURED
50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT ,
MJ * } when yen can not obtain f tof him , m
vlll send It , prepaid , on receipt of price
t > ts Bouuiko'B Treatise oa Pile * cent fro
mappUssdloB. Addreaa
HE DR. BOSANKO MEDICINE CO ,
PIODA. O. '
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
This institution , located at Denver , Colorado ,
the Educational and Commercial center of the
Went , Is pre-eminently the beat and most practi
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MERCANTILE TRAINING
OF
Yonng Men and Ladies.
G. W. FOSTER , President ,
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nstltntlon of the kind In tha world. Thousanda
of accountants and Business me"n , in the prln >
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Tha Bisht Kind of Education for
Toung Men and ladies ,
fine , new brick block , at Junction of three
tre t car Urcs. Elegantly fitted and t ornUhed
apartmcnta or the application of and carrying
oat of our novel and systematic methods ot
BUSINESS TRAINING.
' Yonng men wlo contemplate a bnsinrsi Ufa ,
and parents havh ? sons to educate , are partlcn-
Uriy requested send for our new Circular ,
which will give tat Information u to terzu ,
ondltlon of entrania , etc. Address
, President ,
Denver-Colorado.
THEDA'ILYBEE
the Latest Some and Tele
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KITSOWS
PKUSSIAN
THE LATEST
VICTORY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.
Xho only existing remedy for nveryspe *
des t.1 Acute or Chronic Disease of
tlio Organs of Respiration ,
and an absolute
SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION !
all-powerful vegetable prepnro-
JL Oon expels from the lungs and air pas-
f , tliomucusandmuco-pus produced
bjrpt'lmoiiary inflammation , heal ; the
irritated meuibrnsaSj and renorates
every organ which utilize * the breath of
Life. It contains no stupefying poison ,
nnd is in all respects a healthful medi
cine. The rapidity and certainty frith
which it
ANNIHILATES A COUGH
h astonishing. It * effects go deeper than
tlio more * ymptoms of pulmonary dis
ease and discharges tile cause from , the
system , free and pnlnlcis expectora
tion is the mode bywhich It rellovas tha
lungs , chest and throat from theburtlens
tviilch oppress them ; thus arresting : Con
sumption nnd Bronchitis in thegermbe.
fore they reach the more dangerous
stage * . The emaciated sufferer
BATTLING FOR LIFE
with the most terrible sconrge of onr cll-
mnte will findXrltich's Prussian Cough
Sj i up a potent ally , and will assuredly
irin the fight by adhering strictly to thlj
great medicine. The
CASES NOW ON RECORD
In tvhlch it has been administered with
entire success ns n remedy for every va
riety of. mnlndy which aRacts the Re
spiratory functions , amount to more
than
FIVE THOUSAND
nt the present ilnte , nnd yet the preprint
t Ion is only In the infancy of Its useful
ness. The great defect of all Cough.
Itemrilics hitherto introduced is that
tliuy are simply ospulnory. Hence they
are useless ; for mile's the causes of the
acrid secretion * which are coughed up
arc renio\edand the ruptured. Inflame J
or maturated surfaces healed and re
stored to their natural tone , T cnro is
Impossible. . rrltucU'R Prussian Cough
Syrup" accomplishes these objects. Tha
mucu * nnd muco-pus whlcli nro the con
sequence of lAinglMseaso , are thrown off
by it , while at the same time it soothes ;
and invigorates the weakened tissues.
"LIFE FOR-THE LUNGS. "
For coughs , colds , Influenza , bronchial'
dlfllcuUIes , tightness of the chest , hoarse
ness , sore throat , trnchitis , innamma-
tion of the Inngs , difficulty of breathing ,
pleurisy nhd all disorders of apulmonary
nature , it luurnovor been equaled.
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SOLD BY AIX DRUGGISTS.
0 1 , * ; 25 , CENTS , '
A nsw and hitherto unknown remedy for sJl
diseases ol the Kidneys , Bladder , and Urinary
Omns.
It will positively rare Diabetes , Gravel , Drop-
ay , Brlsht's Disuse , Inability to retain or oxpell
thuUrine , Catarrh of tha Bladder , Ugh colcred
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iRtemat medicine ) , u certain la it
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upon receipt of tha price , 52.CO.
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RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Siouz City Route I
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1
Prom COUNCIL BLUFFS to
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMAROE ,
And all pointaln Northern Iowa , Minnesota and
Dakota. Thla Has U equipped with the Im >
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Uiller Platform Coupler and Bo3er. And foj
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Is nomirpafEod. Elegant Draidns Boom ud
Sleeping Care.owncd nnd controlled V the com
pony , run Through Without Change between
Union Paciflc Transfer Depot , Conncfl Blnflf ,
indSt-TiuI. Trains IOSTB tbo Union FadSt
Transfer Depot at Coondl Blolb , at C:15 p m. ,
reaching Sloox City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Fanl
at 115 a. m ,
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Returning , leara St. Paul at 3:30 : p. m. , ar-
vLir at Sioux City at 1:15 a. EL. and Union
Pacific Transfer Depot , Conacll BIctfs , at 8 0
a.m. B snro that your tickets read Tia " 8. C ,
ft P. B. K. ' F. C. nrr.Tj ,
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elegant , cheap artlclo always
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ness , removes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
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tendency ana keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
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result of using Ixattwkoo.
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Compoeetflarjrely ot powdered mica and Uinzlas *
la the beat and cheapest lubricator in the world.
It la the bat because ! t do not trcm , but forma
a highly pollahed surfaca over the axle , do in ?
away with a Urge amount of friction. It is tha
cheapest becaoaa you need use but half the
quantity In greadiig your waon that you wool J
of any other axis greasfl made , and then run
yrar wagon twice aalon ; . It answers eqcallr
u well for Mill Gearing , Threshing lUachlnes ,
Busi-les. ic-.ia for wagons Send f r Pocket
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Lemon jtllce , yon bar * an esellent Appetizer and Tonic , ( or genrnl and family CM. Th *
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Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than"
any article in the jnarket.
HAMTIflU . . . BOX T BE DECEIVED by naprtncipled dealer * who try to palm off upon TOO
UHvl 1 lUrJ. common Boct and BTO Inplac oVoTJTTOI.aBCX3Kand RYB , whkSTsth * * >
only HEC1CATED artlclo made , tbe OENU1NB imlnf a QOVZRN3IKNT STA1IP on each bottU.
Erfract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revemier
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFTICB OP IMTERNAL RRTETO >
WisBcnnos 1 > . C.Jan nary 28 , 1880. /
tfeurs. LAWRENCE & UAKTUr , 1111 Uadljon St. , Chlca/o. Is. ! :
Gnmnna : TbU ctmpcund. tn tha opinion of tkl office , irotrfd hare a rufflcltnt qnantKr )
the BAL3AJI OF TOLU to itiie It all the advantages asalbed to tab artlcls la pectoral complakUr
whlla the whisky and the syrup constitnta an emulsion rendering it an agreeable remedy to th
patient. Compounded according to th formnla. It may properly bo dastedaa a MEDICWAL
PREPARATION ncdcr the proTidons of U. S. Jtnbed Stttotefl. and whensoitampedicy t
lold by Drarcists , Apothwirlcs and Other Pcrsoni wltnont rendering them liable to pay rpedal
tax u liquor dealers.
Yours Respectfully , ( Sljiied ) GREEN. B. BATJM. Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTIN.Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere
J C. f OQODUAN. AGENT. OMAHV- _
IT IS
A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE
WHITE SEWING MACHINE
Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead
ily and rapidly increasing in public tavor.
The White Machine iustly claims to be the
ill
best made , the easiest running/ 'simplest in CIS
construction and the most perfect Machine in
the market.
The White Co. 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 pfflce
will be promptly filled. Ut
JOHN ZEHRUNG , „ *
Cor. Davenport'and 15th Sts. Omaha. t
THIS REW 'ARD CORRECT MAP
g > $3& . Proves beyond any reasonable question ttat the
CHICAGO ! &s NORTH-WESTERN i R'Y
s Is by all odds the best road lor you to take when traveling la either direction betweenT
* Chicago and all of tha Principal Points In tha West , North and Northwest
Carernlly examine this Map. The Principal Cities of tha "West and Northwest are Stations'
on tbls road. Its through f ? ' " make close connections wlUx the trains ot allraJlroada at
Junction points.
THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
Orer all oflts principal lines , runs each way dallyfromtwo to foorormora Fart Express *
aralas. it Is tlio only road west ot that . . *
Chicago used the > - > - ' im-T'O ° iji-
PDMtUffATT1 HOTEL DINING CABS\ .
. . .
uu.mj > , i/ui jsij.ijfjt i > jr JCUAJJ. itionnstnoiollowlnjc Tronic Unea : i
"CpiMcil Biufb , Denver & California Line. " "Winona , Minnesota & Central Dakota Line. *
! ! ? JFcfi ! ' . ? f - brMka& Yanktqn Llne. ChIC3go , St. Panl and Minneapolis Ltew. '
or. Illinois , Frceport & . " " . "
&Dutmqno Line. "Milwaukee , Green Bay & Lake Superior Line.
Tickets . over tlib rosd ore sold by all Coupoa Ticket Agents la the United SUtei and
Eemembor to ask for Tickets via this road , bo sure they read oret It , and take none other.
MAEYIS nCGHITT , Geal Manager , Chlcaso. * * Vf. H. STCOETT , Genl Pass. Agent , Chicago.
HARRY P. O DEb. Tick't Agent C. tt N. W. , Railway , llth a drarnham8tre | ! tj.
t ) . K KIMBALL , AuUtantT.cket Airent C * K. W. lUllwayllth and Farnham Stnti * .
J. BELL , Ticket AzentC. * N. W. Railway , U. P-R. K D poL
JAMKS T. OLABK general Agtnt.
Agtnt.VERIGK. .
DING , FEATHERS
And Everything pertaining to the I cniiturfl and
Upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
> W jbJSG ?
ap U mba thsat 1268 and 1210 Farnhaffl Street.
LIST
-OF-
MAMMOTH GLOTING HOUSE.
Hard Wearing Goods I
Men's Cotton Suit * . , . , , 8.400 Men's Cottonado Panto 10 to 1M
Men's Cotton Worsted 600 Men's C imere Panta 3 00 to 6 (0
Men's Jeans SCO Men's Worsted Pants 3 50 to 5 ,5
Men's ? atinet Suits 85'0to 6 CO Spring Overcoats SCO to
Men's Union CJM Snita SOOto 10 00 White Vestj 100
Men's All-Wool Sails 12 60 to 18 00 White Shirts 6Ji to 25
Men's Worsted Suits 1350 to 2001 Fancy Shirta. 374 to 175
Men'a Blue Flannel Suit ? . . . . 7 50 to 13 50 CassimereShirts ICOto 350
Youth'sSnits 4 Oj to 900 Bins Flannel Shirts 1 OOto 1 75
Bo/sSuite 275to 900 Overalls and Jumbers..50i ; and upward *
Children's Suits 2 50 to 600 Suspenders 25 to 450
Men's Jeans Panta lOOto 20J Cotton Half How 40s to 915 CO per dozen
Complete line of Heck Wear , Linen Collars and Sum
mer Underwear.
Silk Handkerchiefs ,
flats , Caps , Gloves ,
Trunks and Valises ,
Boots and Shoes ,
Agent for San Francisco and Oregon City Woolen Manu-J
facturing Company.
M. ELGUTTER'S
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE
1901 Farnham , Corner l th Street ,