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Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. SaniUyg.
THOMAS g. HALL. rortmi t > i.
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Arrival And ISeparinre o
Trains
UKION PACIFIC.
LliVI. IftCITX.
B Ky Etpross. . . . 12:16 p. rr. S:2 ( p. sn.
do KKoJ 6in : p. m. irlb p. m.
do Kerlsht .6:30 . ra. lU p. tr.
13:20 a. m.
TIME CAHO OF THS BURUNOTON ,
AlBTVE OtUSi.
Express . . . .Z-.l'sp. m. I . . . .
Hill . 6:00 : a m. Mall . 10:00 p. D
Bandaya Kzccplcd. j Sund&ys Excoptod.
CHICA.QO..ROCK ISLAND * PACIFIC.
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iiprces . 5:13 p. m.1 Eiprcsa..lO.-00 . m
CU1C4.OO NORTH WESTERN.
K lt . _ .8r > 0h. m. IMtll . _ 7-Sap.m
myt excopVJ.
KANSAS UITV.BT. JOE t COUNCIL BLUFFS
LE175 ISEtVE.
Hill . 8M : t a. j Kxprew - 7:48 : . n
Expre . C.-CO p.m. | Mall . 7:26 T. la
The oo'y luie tannlnz Pullman Sleeplnc C/j
out of Omaha to Union Depot.
OUA1IA & XOimiERN NKBRA8SA KAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Lc&xc. Arrive.
Ciproi . _ . . .6K)0 a. m. i Fxprees - < 30 p , m
MueJ . lWp in. | HUea . 10:15 . n
KicjptSundijo.
G. & M. B. R. In NEBRASKA.
LI1VI.
Tliroujh Sxpreie _ .
Accooimndation . . . .
AKXIVS.
Tlirou li Exprm . l"-0 ' P r
Acc-immoJa-ioa . 8iO a I
SIOUX CITY t ST. PAUL R. R.
H.I1 . _ tlCani : j Kxpre . 10:00 : t
Expieas . 3,10" m | M . -7:20 p I
WA13ASU , ST. LOUld & PACIFIC.
tllVZS. ARR1VM.
all . - S .m.UxU | - 1WB a. n
Eipre a..8 : < 0 p. m. | F.xprcsa . .i:26 p. n
Sr.IPOE DIVISION U. P. R R.
Lt ve Oiaalia , < UUy. 8 a. m. , B a. m , 10 a n.
11 a. m. . 1 p. . , S p. m. , 8p. m , 6 p. tn , , 6 1
Leave Count'-l Blaffs ; S.-55 a. m. , BS5 : a. m
20:25 : a. a. , 11:25 a. m. , V.Z6 p. m. , 2:26 p. m
d:25 p. cE:25 : p. in. , 826 p. m. ,
if our trip * on Sand y , Seavlns Omaha at B and 1
u. . , 2 and 5 p. m ; Council BluSa at B:2 : !
llitS a ia , ani 2:25 : and B:26 p. m.
MMtKCER IRilSS.
Ltiro Oia.hu : 6 n. in. , 7 a. in. , & 30 . m. ,
p. m. , 4:50 p. m. , 7i6 p. m. ,
Laive Cooncll BiuDs : 8:1B a. m , , 9:10 : a. m ,
11:40 am.&ASp. ra. , 70 p. in. , 730 p. n
\ IDally except Sunday.
0UAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY K. .
LIAVI , ARRIVE.
T..H . . . . _ 10:46 : a. ra. , 35 p. m
* " * * Unll v excont Sund vs.
J. EKCL-SH ,
A TIORN " AT L W-310 South Thlrtcentl
A .
J M. WOOLWORTH.
uES POWELL ,
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TlIKPnACE-Corner
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AT LAW-Crulcnb" .
A. K- CHAD ! CK ,
AT tAW OiUco 16C4
gS. L PfABQ&V ,
Office In OixlehtCil JCcjS , J rt t <
LtxryEfl . OUAUA , KHBUABKA.
KOZASY ooujtreioKB
U'BRIEH & BARTIETT ,
Attornoys-at-Law ,
OFFICE-Unloa Bloch.flftocaih an < ? r.irahao
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AR3ASH BLOCK , G03. CD'J3- ISTH STS
OifAIJA , NEB. _
W. U. Gonnell ,
Itrnhiui
TKIDIC * . C3AS U.KKDIC
< * REBICK ,
Attornoys-at-Law
d-l ettwiios wUl Iw cSvat to all nil
porsliweol overr d crfpllon ; wl
ot ItheCoartsol tha State and tb
Offlc * . r mtam St. . oppoilt
v "i iiJi fv v * ( * v % ' *
A.BtojVitOS . - - _ < . " j !
* AriUR *
AriU -
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4 T1ORKSY AT L& * *
J R. CLIRKSO- . . .ri'iViV
CLARKSON & HUNT ,
J UNT.
- Sacccssore to RICHARDS A.
Attoruays-at- Law
$15 S. 14th street , Omalis , > * '
SA.NTA CUAUS FOtJNil-
GroatoBt UiBCovery of the AB
Atnons othar thliKH liore Santa C us stc. . <
Children ot ! k U he tuak-jg coodd or > o. ,
II really lie Eves In contain c : BIO- . .
eicundon ralloil clear to tl. Pcie
an
Last j our
And suddenly dropiv-d Into what neoucd I ! t : .h cv. .
Whore wonilnr olwondera the ) found ai.owl J
While falty-itki belnes apiwarod en eicl : hind.
Tho'e wcr taocntilns like ours , --iUi IIITI
bcanUiul green ,
Acd f r brUhtor Sos ! thtn ever were BWH ,
larfa with the hues of ralnbo * wra iraml ,
WTille flowers ol exquldte t rtgtanco wtro reIns
Ins around.
Jfot Ions -ete they loll to wecdsr lu dc-alu
th had heard much Uut
A boliur KKK > came y
Twas Sacla Cltus' elf and thUthey all y ,
1 o l oled like the picture e e every d > y.
Jjo drove up a team thnt looked vcryquuor.
Instead of rttmiwi
rjvu a tcim ofcrawhorp *
He rode in a shell Iiutcad of a Bleljrh ,
But he took thoia on board aad drova ibet
H shovfod them all ov his wonoortnl rs\m ,
And factorlw makia ? Rood f r women and mei
FnrrlerB cro worlJne on liats treat aud Email ,
To Bnncc's they wi < ! they were sending thrm l
Kris Klncle. the Glo\e ilnktr , told them at ona
All our Olovcs we are sending to Bnnce ,
fcftnta 6bo od them aaajHindern and many tnlnj
Baylcs I ! e took thaw to friand Bnnce1 ! stow.
Santa Clans then v , MspcreJ a secret be'd tell ,
A ! in Omaha every > ne knew Bunco well ,
Ho therefore hsa-l wnd hU Roodj to hl caw ,
Knowing hta f riondi ! UI get their fall share.
Sow remsmbarye dwellers In Omaha town ,
All who want presents to Bunce'e go round.
For shirts , collars , or clove * crcal e > d KSkll ,
Send your lister or aunt one and ! „
Bonce , Champion Hatter cf the Vfort ,
ot , Omaha
.Hamburg Line
WERKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
NEW YORK EVERY TUURSDA
AT : r. x. , rex
"England , France and Garmanj
Jb'or Passage apply In
. U. KIOHAKD & CO.
General rasscnpcr A cqts ,
01 uroadway , New Yori
E.
UENUY PlC "T >
VINEGAR
EENSTKREBS , Manager"
Manufacturer ot all Vlndi ot
3ST IB QLA T ? .
St. tot. 3& and 10k QUJ.UA XEl
OMAHA
BUSLVESS DIRECTORY
ART EMPORIUMS.
J. C. ROSE'S Art Emporium , lilt Dodgi
atrvet , Steel Enjrranngs , Oil Paintingi , Chromoi
faner Frame * , .FramlnraSp eialty. Low pncee
J. BONNEll , 1303 Douglai St. Good Stylei
ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE.
JOHN L. McCAGUE , opposite postoffice.
W. R. BARTLKTr , 317 South Uth Street.
ARCHITECTS.
DUFRENE &MESDELSSHON , ARCimiECrS
Room 14 , Creighton Block.
A T. LAROE. Jr. . Room 2. Crelgbton Clock.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JA11ES OKVIXE & CO. ,
Fine Boot * and Shoog A Rood assortment o
home nork on hand , cor.ltli and Uarncy.
TH03 ERICKSON , S. E. or. JCth andDongla ;
JOHN FORTUNATIW ,
005 10th St. , mauufacturcf tc order good u or !
at fair pricni. Repairing Coco.
BED SPRINGS-
J. . LARRlHEIt , Manufacturer. Viwchere' Blli
BOOKS , NEWS AND STATIONERY
J. I. FRUEIIAUf , 1015 Farnhim Street.
B TTE3 AND ECCS-
MoSHANK & SCnUOEDEK. theolJ , tB. and E
hotua lnXelmtkaestahliihcdlt75 , Omaha.
BDARDINC
CENTRALREaTAURANT
REaTAURANT ,
MRS. A. RYAN ,
Bouthwttt cor. 16th and L'-JKB.
Belt Board for tbe Money.
Satufaitiju Guaranteed
iiwJa at a 1 Hours.
Boird by tlio Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cteh
Furnlihed I'.oonm Supplied.
CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS
WM. SNYDEK , No. 1318 141h and Harncv St
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS-
ANDREW K03KWATi.lt. 1510 Tarnham St
Town Survey a , Grade and Suwrrajo Sybtems i
specialty. _
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN 0. WILLIS , 1114 Dedgo Street.
"S. B. BEEMEU , For details see larfe Advertise
tam In Pall and W ekly. _
CIGARS AND TOBACCO-
WEST i FRITtCHER , Manufacturers nj Cspirs
and Wholesale Daaleu in Tobxcooi" , 1S05 Doug
W. r. LOREN ZtX. ganufaeturer. Ell 10th St
CORNICE WORKS
W etern Cornloa Wotkr , Muicfacturcri Iroi
Coral : * , Tin , Iron and Slate V.ooflnp. Order
( ram any locality | .rom.ty ] executed in the be >
mannar. Factory anil Office 1X10 DcOge Street
Galvanised Iron Cornices , Windoncapg , etc
man ulacturcd aud put up In any part ol thi
country. T SINIIULD. < 16 Thirteenth St.
CROCKERY.
J. nONNCR , 1309 Dcuglai St. Good Line
CLOTHING ANDFURNISHINGCOODS
OEO. H. PETERSON. All * H U , Cap * , Boot !
Shoei , Notions and Cutlery , Mi S. lOUi it.
CLOTHING BOUGHT.
C. SHAW will pay hl'hett cash pricof-rsccocc
hand clothing. Corner 10th and Farnham.
DENTISTS.
DR. PAPL , WlllUma' Block. Cor. 15th & Dodge
DRUGS , PAINTS AH3 OILS.
KDIIN k lO ,
Pharmacist * , Fine Fancy Goods , Cor. 15th aiu
DuUflaa atrceti.
W. J. WniTEHOUSE. Wholesale i RoUH.10 st
C. C. FIELD. 201Z North Side Cumine Street
M. PARU , Drug-rill , 10th > nd fl oyard 8ta
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. ETC.
JOHN II. F. LEHMANN&C'O. ,
New York I > ry GoodiStor * . 1S10 and 1312 Tarn
ham street
J. C. Enewold. also looti fc shaes , 7 ti. A Pacifli
FURNITURE.
A. F. GROiH , Xe and Second Ha-id Furniture
aud Storei , 111 * Douglas. E. O. Tut scon Ag't
J. BOKNBR , 1809 Douglas St. Fine Goods. &c
FENCE WORKS
OMAHA FENCE CO.
OCST. FRIES & CO. , UiS ITarney St. IraproV'
d IM Dozes , Iron and Wood Fences , Uffic <
F.aillns , Counters of Pina and Walnut.
FLORIST
A. Donachue , plant * , cut flown , teodg , boqueU
etc. . H. W. eor 16th and Donglas Stg. _
FOUNDRY.
JOHN WKARNE & SONd.cor. UthfcJackaonet
GROCERS.
Z. STEVENS Slit between Cumlng and lutd.
T. A. McSnAKE , Corntr ! Bd * ar.d Cumlng Sts
MATTERS.
W. L. PARROTTE 4 CO. ,
ISM D ugl J Street , Wholesale Eicluslrely
HARDWARE IRON AND STEEL
DOHN & LaNOWORTHY , Wholesale , 110 ant
112 Uth St.
A. HOLMES , corner 16th and California.
HARNESS , SADDLES , &C.
R. B. WEIST. 3H ! nth St. . bet. Farn. S Ear
HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY.
LoJId ret yonr Straw , Chip and Felt HaU done
nn at northuit corner Seventeenth and Cupito
Wll. DOVK , PROP _
HOTELS
CANFIELD IIOUSE , Geo. CaDficld , 9th & Farn
DORAH HOUSE , P. II. Gary , 01S Farnham St
SLATEVS HOTEL , F. Slavca , 10th Street.
Koutluru Hold. Pus. iramtl.9
1ROH FENCING
TheWeBlem Orr.ire Work ? , Agonls for tin
Champion Iron Fence Co. , have on hand all kindi
of Fajcy Iron Fence i , Crostine , FincaU , Usdlinsf
e'a ' 110 Doaeeitrcec. ail :
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE-
MU8. LIZIIK DSNT , 217 Iflth Streot.
JEWELERS
JOnNBAUMEg , MFa.nham Street.
JUNK-
n. BKRTnOLD. Ragg and MeUlg.
LUMBER , LIME AND CEMENT
FOSTER & GRAY , corner O.h and Douelu SU
LAMPS AND GLASSWARE.
J. r-ONNEU , 1SOT Douglas St. Good Variety
MERCHANT TAILORS-
G. A. LINDQUKST ,
One of our moit popular Merchant Tallon Is re
celTlnp the latoit dielgnt for Spline and Sum
mer Goods for gentlemen's ear. Styllib , durabl
and prices lowai TerglS 13th bet. Doug. & Fir
MILUNERY.
MRS C. A. UINO.ER , Wholesale and P.cUll
Faucv Goods In erect \i icty , Zeili | > r , Car.
Henrys , Jlo'icrv , uiov.s. corset * , &c Chr | > es
Home In the West. l > urchMeri Bare SO pa
cent. Order m Mail. USF.fiecnth at.
MIUS-
OMAHA CITY MILLS , Sth and Faruhain Ets
l'.rn * . , ; irppricl < rg
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-
V K t ? nCS. M. I ) . , Room No/ , Crclghton
lUockl4i ! Street
1' S. LEJ iJSKlNG. V. P , Mag nic Block.
0 L. Jl ART , SI . ! . , V ) 3 "id Kaf , opp. posUfflci
D" . I. . C GHADDY.
OiulUlamt Aurtst S W.15th and Farnlrtm St
PHOTOGRAPHERS-
OEO. litYN , 1'KOP.
211 Mx'.ecnth Street
no ir M vMjnlc IUII. r t.cl 3J Work and Prompt
MuTMitt.c.l.
noas . _ _ _
PLUMBING , CAS AKD STEAM FITTING
p W TAKPY & CO , 210 ISth St. , bet , Tarn
Uam . Uougla. Work promptly attended to ,
p. PITZPATRICK. HOJ Douglas Street.
FAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
A.KUCTEU&.1412 Dodge Street.
PLANING MILL.
A. MOVER , rawiufie'ijrer of ash , doorHinds
moldince , newe n , b . ! u t4ip , hand rail * , furnish
t rg. crnll tawing. &c. . cor. Opdce and Oth tie
PAWNBROKERS
J. ROSEVFEI.P. 810th St. bet. FatH. & ar
R.FRICE"rufos"CAHFELD1S ! ! PATENT
1 C.y.OnOUMAX. lltli St. , bet. Farn. & liar
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SHOW C1SE MANUFACTORY
0. J. WILDE ,
XIanuI ct rcrnd Dctlcrlnall kindj of 6hoi
Cagct. UprirhtCaact J.C. . 1817 C.va St.
STOVES AND TINWARE-
A. BURMESTER ,
Dealer In 8to > > and Tln rare , and Manufactnro
of Tin Roofs and all Unds of Buildln ? WorV
Odd Fellowi * Block.
J. BOSKKR. 1509 Doug. St. Gotland Chtap
SEEDS
J EVANS. Wholesale and Rstall S ed .Drill
nd CultlvaUM. 0Jd Fellows IlalL _
SHOE STORES.
Ph'llpp Ling , 13M Farnbamtt. bet. th iUQi
SECOND HAND STORE
PEKK1SS & LEAU , 1416 Dotiflas St. , Kaw un
Second Hand Furniture , House Furnlshln
Goods. * bought and sold on narrow margins
SALOONS-
HENRY KAUFMANS ,
In the lew brick block on Douglas Street , ba
lost opened a most elegant Beer Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 1J
CTtry day-
FLAKNERY ,
On Farnham , ecu U > t e B. .V M. headquarters
has reopened a neat and complete establish
ment which , barring FIRE , and Mother Shlf
tu' Prophecy , will be open forthebojs it
Hot LSicb on and after present date.
Ctl. dona ! , " J. FALCONER , 67916th Street
! ' UNDERTAKERS
CHAS. RlEVifE. HIS Fsrnham bet 10th * Uth
99 CENT STORES
POHLMAN , toyj. notions rictcw
, &e. , 513 llth b L Farnham & Douglas
ME , McOALFFEETrS WAIL
Ha is Mad.
( il : Xye In the Boomerang. )
A fine-haired , pink cambric cast
with the rich , Castilian name of Me
Caflerty , has boon over the Union Pa
cific railroad recently , and ho didn'
find things so nice aa he had been ac
castomed to. JHo pours oat hia woe
in THE OMAHA BBE , and says that th
employes of the road are not gentle
uen , and eat with their hats on , am
ho is very mad , Indeed.
Probably Mr. McCafferty was neve
away from home before. No doub
his mother don't know he is out.
He says that "none bat gentlemei
should have charge of passerine
trains. " That is true in some caeca
If the traveling public averaged up a
well as we do when we travel , thei
none bat gentlemen should hav
charge of passenger trains , but whei
the company kindly offers to ship
car of hogs in a Pullman car , ther
ought to be a Texas drover with ;
prod-pole to take charge of it.
The Count D'McCafferJy don't wan
to sit at the table with a conductr.
who eots with his hai on. Well , din ;
bast it , the conductors didn't use ti
eat with their hats on , anyway , unti
the tourists got to stealing the hat
of train men and the latter bad to pro
tect them some way.
A conductor isn't abio to buy i
plug hat every trip , and then have i
etolou by a sneezer from New Jersey
Of course not. Their salaries are no
large enough.
We are acquainted with many o
the employes of this read , and the ]
are gentleman. If there is an era
ployo on the reid who isn't a gentle
man , and the Duke De McCaffert ;
will lot us know who he is , wo vnl
discharge Jilm , we don't care If ita th
president of the road.
There nro lots of men who travel
and who are llke Mr. McCafferty
They don't have much at homo , am
when they travel they want to maki
up for the starvation they will havi
to endure when they got back.
As a rule , when a man wants thi
porter to come and tuck him into bci
every night , and fan him , and lul
him to sleep with some plaintive mel
ody , you can bet that that man , whoi
he is at home , sleeps in a hay mo\
with a cellar door over him.
If he complains about the food am
swears at the waiters , it Is safe to s.r
that when he is clustered around hi
own festive board ho fills himself uj
with baled hay and bran mush , am
wipes his nose on the table cloth.
You ought to BOO us when we
travel.
We are wreathed in smiles all th
tima , no matter what happens.Vi
buy everything that the news agon
has to sell , green apples , worms , am
everything , und wo never ropiuo a
some do. We break forth into melo
dious song sometimes , and then th
people go forward into the smokim
car , or madly throw themselves fron
the moving train.
It is always boat to ba chipper and
gay when you travel. If a fellow
passenger snores loudly and disturb
you , go and bang him across tht
snoot with a valise , laughing merrily
all the time. Don't murmur and com
plain end make everybody wrotchoc
and unhappy , nor rush madly intt
print , but go and soak your head anc
reduce the swelling , and have soiru
little degree of style.
That's the safe way to do. Don'i
give yourself dead away , as Stowart'i
body did , but keep still and see hov
other people behave , and try to lean
all you can , so that sorna day yon wll
have the requisite ability to whack i
bull team at $30 a month.
"Never Touch Another Share. "
The boya were sitting around VI
Muller's saloon talking about the ban
time ; , and of course their conrersa
tion drifted into the stock market.
' "Don't talk to mo about stocks , '
s id a little red-headed man ; "if am si
was to give mea * point in the d (
strap game I'd hit him right on thi
note. I'vo swore off. "
"That's the business , said another
approvingly.
"Ever since I come to thiscountry , '
said the firat speaker , "I've beei
buckin * at the game right along , losln
all the while. Stock dealin1 is thi
slickest combination ever cooked u ]
to rake a man's pocket. Ilighwa ;
robbery's not a circumstance. If I wa
to go down into Sierra Nevada sn <
see a crosscut two hundred feet lonj
runnin' slap bang into a solid body o
gold nine hundred and ninety-nim
fine , and when I come out if a mat
was to offer mo a thousand shares fo :
my old hat here , buat me wide opei
if Iwotiidn't belt him on the hea <
with a brick and frocza to the hat. I
I ever get lakon in again it'a my owi
fault. "
The red-headed man walked off
leaving the crowd much Impressed
and at the street corner ho overheard
a man say to another :
"She'a a buy ; yoxi bat your boots
Ac's a buy. "
"What's that ? " said the bear ,
pricking up his ears.
"I was just sayin' that Sierra Neva
da was a buy. "
"Really think so ? "
"The boys are taking in all thi
stock they can get on Pine street. "
"You don't say to. "
"Fair's got to the control of th <
tunnel. "
"Tho devill"
"Mackay'a comin' back from Eur
ope. "
"Holy Mosesl"
"They've run a diamond drill Int <
the two thousand and she's richer'i
hot mush. The trne business rollcc
in sand. This is dead square "
The red-headed man heard no more
but iniide of fifteen minutes he wa
in a lawyer's office getting him to fb
the papers for a mortgage on hia hous
so that ho could take a thousani
shares on a margin before the nex
board ,
L " i
A OANOE VOYAGE :
EXPLORING TIIK WILDS OF TJfE UPPEI
COLUMBIA.
Walla WalU Union.
Last November Captain AL Ping
stone , one of the pilots on the Colnm
bia and Snake rivers , the man whi
piloted the steamer " 49" on the Co
lumbla above Kettle falls , vent up ti
Fort Colville with the Intention o
coming down to Columbia to Wallula
for deciding the practicability of run
ning steamboats above Priest raplde
On the 28th of February Capt. Ping
atone , accompanied by two Indiana
started on his voyage in a blrch-barl
canoe. They started from the foot o
Kettle falls , and found no obstructjoi
to steamboat navigation until the ;
reached the mouth of Spokane river
where there are rapids which the Cap
tain believes can bu overcome with
out great difficulty , by clearing on
the channel. The next obstructloi
was a short distance above the moat :
of the Okinakana river , where
perUgo of from seven to fcwejTQ raile
will have to be mado. From this poin
to Bock Island , or Island Rapldi
thcro are no obstructions to navlgs
tion. At Island R pids a three c
four mile portage will have to be madt
The next obstruction Is at Prlei
Ilsp'ds. where a portage of six c
seven miles H1 have to be made
Fron Priest Rapids Aanswort
Ihere la a broad , deep river. J.K
distance between Kettle f&Ha and Aim
worth is about 430 miles , and G&ptfc
Pingstone and hia companions mad
the trip in nine days and a half. Tfe
viver generally has low banks muc
iiko its banks below TJmatilla , whll
occasionally the bluffs come down ti
the water's edge , forming deep can
yoiia. A short distance above thi
mouth of the Okinakane thi
bank * of the river are sold
bss lc several hundred feet h
height , through which the river ruahei
with great rapidity. Captain Ping
stone fouod the country covered will
mow from Fettle falla to below Priesl
rapids. Thosnoy was between twt
avid three feet deep , with a trust or
moat of it that would bear his weight ,
Capt tin Pingstone has none to Port
land to report to the Oregon llailroad
and Navigation company. There li i
large amount of valuable agricultural
land In the region known as the bit
bend ot the Columbia which would be
opened to settlement by putting boati
on the rlvvr above Priest rapids.
Another valuable region Is north ol
the Columbia and east of the Okina
kane Colville valley , a rich agricul
tural region , which is very sparselj
settled at present , would be furnisher
an ontlat and market by a line oi
steamboats between Ainaworth and
Kettle falls. There are many Induce
meuts for opening the navigation ol
the Columbia above Ainsworth.
SONORA COAL FIELDS.
EXTENSIVE BED ! OF ANTHRACITE PRO'
JECTED RAILWAYS.
Correspondence San Francisco Chronicle.
Since the Southern Pacific railroad
is passing near the northern boundarj
of Sonora , and the Atchison , Topekj
& Santa Fo road constructing a Hue
from Guaymas , traversing the atalo Ir
a northeasterly direction , a great dea
of attention has been directed to thi
mining resources of this border region
Aside from its mines of precious met
ala , the existence of extensive beds o :
hard coal , rivaling the best fouuc
in Pennsylvania , is commencing te
receive the consideration duo to thi
Importance of this coal as a fuel o
excellent quality and unlimited quan
tlly. The coal fields are of easj
access , distant from Guaymas onlj
120 miles , over a comparatively level
road ; and the scarcity of wood as fuo
on the line of the Southern Pacific , at
well as on that of the Atchison , To
peka and Santa Fo railroad , must soon
bring them into railroad connection
with a conveniently situated market ,
1 he carboniferous region extends foi
about twenty miles in length aud two
miles in width , aud la divided Into
two most important systems of coal
beds , one of which is owned by Mr.
Ahus , of Guaymas , the pioneer minei
on a large scale in the state , and the
other by the Barranca mill and miii'
ing company , composed of three
American citizens and ono Mexican ,
who have been successfully working
silver mines for the last eight years.
Both parties seem to understand fully
the great value of their coal proper
ties.
ties.Mr.
Mr. Alsua's coal property is vorj
extensive , seven different coal senma
from two to eight feet In width having
boon discovered so far. Ho is having
shafts sunk and tunnels run so as to
develop them properly , although theii
la already an immense amount of an
thracite coal in sight. Mr. Alsna val
ues his property at § 2,000,000. The
Bsrranca Mill aud Mining company'o
coal lauds are remarkable for the un
usual width of the Beams they contain
and their easy accessibility. Only twj
of them have been worked , but thej
show a width of ten and seven feet
respectively , all of the purest anthra.
cite , the upper one forming the slope
of a hill , and being covered only with
a few feet of earth , and underlaid
twelve feet distant by the second bed
of equal quality. They are developed
by drifts in the coal which place at
least one million tons in sight ,
all above the level of the can
yon In which they are situa
ted , leaving everything below , where
the mines really begin , out of consid
eration. Thesa coal mines have been
examined within the last few months
by experts in the interest of capital ,
among whom was Mr. Scupham ,
principal engineer of the Central
Pacific Railroad , Mr. Shaeffer of
Philadelphia , authority on coal in
Pennsylvania , and Mr. Gardener ,
state geologist of New York. All
are unanimous about the extraordin
ary quality of the coal , which is
destined to phy an importmis part in
the supplying industry of the Pacific
coast , aa being iho only hard coal
anthracite found within easy reach
of the markets.
The Barranca coal mines have boon
bonded .o Charles McQaostion , of
San Franciaco , who la about to obtain
a grant for a railroad to the coal
fields from the Mexican government ,
and it will not bo long before this
valuable coal will take its place at the
head of the Hat in'tho coal markets of
the Pacific coast.
Th 9 Value of Gold wnd Silver.
Denver ( Col. ) Ncwfl.
Many people have a great desire to
know the value of gold and silver ia
bulk , and to this end wo have secured
the following from Professor J. F. L.
Schirmersuperintendent of the branch
mint in this city , and It may be relied
upon as correct. The fineness of Col
orado gold and the calculation cf val
uations ( n gold and eilvor are also
given. It Is a matter of considerable
value , and it should bo cut out and
preserved :
Ono tou (2,000 ( pounds avoirdupois )
of gold or silver , contains 29,103 troy
ounces , aud , therefore , the value of a
ton of pure gold is § 002,790 21 , and a
ton of silver , $37,704 84.
A cubic foot of pure gold weighs
1,218 75 pounds avoirdupois ; a cubic
foot of pure silver weighs C5C.25
pauads avoirinpols.
One million dollars gold coin welghi
3,085.8 pounds tvoirdupols ; § 1,000-
000 surer coin weighs 58,929.9
pounds avoirdupois.
If there ia ono par cant , of gold or
silver in ono ton of ore , it contains
291.C3 ounces troy of either of those
metals.
The average fineness of the Col
orado gold is 781 In 1,000 , and the
natural alloy ; gold , 781 ; silver , 200 ;
copper , 10 ; total , 1,000.
The calculations at the mint are
made on the basis that 43 ounces of
standard gold , or 900 fine ( coin ) , are
§ 800 , and 11 ounces of sliver 900 fine
( coin ) , ate worth $12.SO.
Electricity on the Stage.
The days of the atsgo gas men are
numbered aud the usefulness of the
calcium light Is passing away The
white , pure glow of the electric light
has filtered its way into the theatres ,
and an era of new effects has com'
menced. The first people to use olec.
trlcity on the American stage are the
Kiralfya , who employ it in the Incan
tation Ecene of the Black Crook. A
reporter of The New York Courier hai
been behind the scones an.d describee
what he aaw there. To commonci
with , the battery supplying the force
for the different effects is a bo-cel
4000 candle power battery
no imall affair. Among the ginesomi
things rdsed by the Black Crook'i
diablerie are skeletons , the skulls o
wuicl ) stare and grin , and BO doing
show the glow of the inward fin
which consumes them. The explaua
Is that the skulls
tion are made o ;
paper macheand provided with springs
while , each skull contains a Rnhm
keif cell with carbon points. Adc
red glass for the mouth and eyes anc
there you are. Elsewhere occurs i
fencing scene In which , when the tw (
duellsu . " S * , tneir "words , spark
are emitted and a : .me crowa out o
the aontact. Tnis is managed by coti
ncciing wires to each sword and thor
placing the actors on certain traps am
BO completing the circuit. Yet an
other effect Is that of a Sro-bug darting
from point to point across the stage ,
and mautgad by suspending a net
work of wires in mid air , so that when
the battery ia turned on an electric
spark ia omitted fitfully at every inter
section of the wires. In the Black
Venus , which preceded the Black
Crook , an attempt was made to utilize
the electric light in what was billed aa
"the sun effect. " A half lens was
placed in a hole In the scenery and , by
means of a regular focusing lamppro-
dnced a succession of changing colors
which gave the full effect of the rising
sun. Mr. Kiralfy acknowledges that ,
to the complexions and toilet artifices ,
the electric light Is a terrible oxposer ,
but he clafras that he has Invented
something which will obviate the dif
ficulty.
JOHN BROWN'S FAMILY.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER OF THE HEIIO
STRUGGLING AGAINST POVERTY.
San Jose ( Gil. ) Mercury. March 30.
There reside on a small farm In the
foothills near Saratoga , in this county ,
the widow and daughter of one of the
moat noted men of modern history
John Brown , the martyr champion of
human Ireodom , who lost hia life in
the fall of 1859 through his sturdy
and pioua zeal in behalf of the slaves
whom he sought to liberate. The
widow ia about 70 years of ago , the
burden of whose support falls upsn
the daughter , a worthy and cultured
lady , who la illy fitted for the rough
farm work which ahe Is obliged to per
form. But ahe performs her allotsd
tasks uncomplainingly , and both
mother and daughter would bo reason
ably happy and contented , aa well as
Independent , but for the shadow of
debt that hangs over their little home
and the extra efforts they are com
pelled to put forth to moot their
monthly interest. Their home la mort
gaged for § 1000 , which , it wonld seem
to us , there ought to bo noble patriot
hearts enough in this atato to asaumo
and pay off , and thereby laavo thcao
worthy women free from the cmbarass-
monta which now weigh them down.
It should ba dona for hia sake the
grand old man of Kansas fame , the
haro-martyr for freedom , who died
that thia'Union , purified of the foul
stain of human slavery , might live 1
It haa been suggested that the good
people of San Jose get them up some
sort of a benolib to help them out of
their embarrassment. In the meantime
time there may be some noble souls
who road these lines who would be
made richer in their own Hvea by the
performance of another generous act ,
and who would contribute to their re
lief. Any monies forwarded to the
Bank of San Jose or to the First Na
tional Geld Bank of this city , or to
this office , wil ! bo religiously applied
to the object Intended , and the do
nor's nanic-3 will evermore bo enshrined -
shrined In the gratetul remembrance
cf the widow and daughter of John
Brown , whoso
Body lies molileriug in the grave ,
But whose soul goes marching on.
Farmers ana Mechanics.
If you wish to avoid great danger
and trouble , besides a no small bill of
expense , at this season of the year ,
you should take prompt steps to keep
disease from your houaehold. The
system should be cleansed , blood puri
fied , stomach and bowels regulated ,
and prevent and cure diseases arising
from spring malaria. Wo know of
nothing that will so perfectly and
surely do this aa Electric Bitters , and
at the trifling cost of fifty cents a bet
tle. [ Exchange.
Sold by I3h & McMahon. (1) (
Eaciciea'a Arnica Salve
The iK.-r ! SALVE hi the world fox
Cuts , Brnlsos , Soraa , Ulcers , Salt
Rhonm , Fever Sores , Totter , Chapp
ed Hands , Ohilblalno , * Corns , and all
kind ? of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
IB guaranteed to give perfect aatlafac-
tied Ia every case or money re landed ,
Price 25 oonlB per. box. For sale by
8dly lah & McMahon Omaha ,
Facts that We Know.
If you &ro suffering with a severe
cough , cold , asthma bronchitis , con
sumption , loss of voice , tickling in
th e throat , , or any affection ot the
throat or lungs , wo know that Die.
KINO'S Nuw DISCOVERY will give you
immediate relief. Wo know of hun
dreds of cases it haa completely cured ,
and that where all other inodicinea
had failed. No other remedy can
ahow one-half na many permanent
cures. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that Dr. . KING'S Ni\v DISCOV
ERY will euro you of Asthma , Bron
chitis , Hay Fevo. , Consumption , Se
vere Coughs and Colds , Hoaraeness ,
or any Throat or Lung Disease , if you
will call at J. K. IbH & McllAUoN
Drill' Store you can get a trial bottle
free of cost , or a regular size bottle
for § 1.00
janlGly(2) ( )
Gentle
Women
"Who want glossy , Inxuiiant
and wavy tresses of abundant ,
beantifnl H air most nso
1YOFS KATH1IRON. This
elegant , cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast , keeps it from falling
out , arrests and cares grayness -
ness , removes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency ana keeping it ia
any desired position. Beau-
tifnl , healthy Hair is the sure
result of using Jutlioiroy.
WROUGHT IRON FENCES.
Wli Fandag and Railing n Spedallty.
ITielr bcautv , permanence and economy
dally verkln > the extinction ol til fencing
cheap material.
Elegant In di < Jzii , Indestructlbla
Fencea for Lawng , Pnblls Groonda Mid Ceme
tery Plato.
Iron Vases , Lawn Bctteaa , canopied aud of
rustic patterns ; Chairs and every description of
Iron and Wlra ornamental work decliroed ami
manufactured by E. T. BARNUM'S Wire and
Irrn Work , i7 , 29 aad II Woodward Ave , De-
troll , Mich 8end' . > ' "u' ' * * 1 Catalogue and
rloa Hut
SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSION
ER'S S4LE.
By virtue ot an order of sale Uauod out of the
District Court , in and for Douijlaa County , Ne
braska , and to me directed , I will , on the Oth
day of April , A. D. 1SS1 , at 10 o'clock a. m. ol
( aid day , at the south door of the Couit House
in tfce cty of Omaht , Douzbs Cjunty , Ne
braska , sell at public auction the property ae-
icrib-d Ik saia order , to wit : Lot tlx ( C ) In block
one hundred an 1 seventy-one (171) ( ) , in the city ol
Orajha , Douglii County , Nebraska , togethei
with all thoappurtejancci thsrennto belonging
to s ti'fy a Judimsnt ef paid court recovered bj
Ferdinand Streitr. p'atntitf , and against Andrew
R. Orchard , et.
ral-5t ! Bpfcial Uasttr Commissioner.
NO CHANGING
BKMWIKN
OMAHA AND CHICAGO
Wbee Dira ct concoctions are Made With
Through Sleeping Car Line
TO
New York , ISoston , Philadcl
pliia , IJaltimorc , Wash-
AND ALL , EASTERN CITiES.
THE SHORT LINE
via PEORIA for
Louis
lndianapolisCincinnati ,
ville.
AND AW POI.NT8 IS TUB
TUS BEST LINE FOR
ST. LOUIS ,
Where Direct Connections are raaila in tl
UNION L-EPOT with Throush Sleeping
Car Lines for all Points
S O TT T BE.
The New Line for
3DES
The Favorite Eoute for
The uneqnalod inducements offered by thi
Line to Travelers and Touridtx , are aa follou ;
Iho celebrated Pullman (16-wheel ( ; Palace Sleet
Ing Ca , run only on this Line. C. , I ) . & ( ,
Palacd Drawing-ltoom Core , with Ilorton'g lie
dining Ch Irs No e\tra ehirgo for Seats I
Reclining Chairs. The famous C. , B. & Q. 1'alac
Dinine Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars Ctt
with Klcn'ant ilijh-Bockcd Rattan Itcvolrin
Chairs for the oxcluilvo use of firet-clasa passer
gers.
gers.Steel Track mnd Superior Equipment , com
btned with their Great Through Car Arrange
ment , makes thU , above all others , the fa\ ont
Route to the East , South , and South-East.
Try it , and you will OnJ traveling a luxur
Instead of t discomfort.
Through Ticketa via thil Celo rated Line fo
sole at all otHces In the United Stutcaand Canada
All Information about Rates of Fare , Skcpini
CarAecommoditlons , Time Table * , & .C , vsill b
cheerfully given by applvin ? to
JAMES R , WOOD ,
Qeneral Fasaenger Apent , Chicago
T. J. POTTtU ,
_ General Manager , Chlcafji
1SSO.
K.G.ST.JOE&C.B.R.R
. . , . . . . ,
IE the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAS3
From OHAHA and th WEST.
Ho change of cars between Omab& and St. I.out
and but one between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
KXICHIW AIL
Eastern < fe IT&stersi
With lees charges and in advsnca ol otnor llnee
This entire line la equipped with Palluin'o
Palace Sleeping Cam , Palace Da } Coaoh-
ea.Mlller'a Safety Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
Westlngbouse Air-Brake.
THAT YOUR TICKET HEADS' ® !
City , St. Joseph
eSTJoo and3t.Loulii.lBl
Tfckota for Bale at all coupon stations In th
West.
J. V. BARNARD , A. C. DAWES ,
Gan'l Supt. , Gen'l Pass. & Ticket A't
St. Joaenh , Mo. Bt. Joseph , llo ,
W C. SEACHRE&T , Ticket Agec. ,
IGSOFarnhini Street ,
ANDY BORDEN , A. B. BARKARD ,
Pas0. AKont.Omih * . Gen'rl Azent , Omah ]
ST THE CSE OF
BOSAMKS'S
PILE REMEDY.
INTERNAL , EXTERNAL , AND
ITCHING PILES
tftrt at onrc on tlio application or IM
Pile Remedy , which ncu uj
'cctly ' upon tiiepnrto nOhctfd , m orlilu
bo Tnmoio. allaying tbe tntcnao Htd
HI other remedlci hare OOicd.
ahe no other , and teU your
tm mcrlU.
mcrlU.DO
DO NOT DELAV
ttrfil the drnla on the gyttem frodact
> ermanent cllanbllltj' , but boy It ,
FRY iT LOURED
PRICF , 50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT ,
nd when you can notobtaln Itoflilm.TT
rill lend It , prppjtld , ou receipt orprlci
> r. Bo juito' Treatise on Plies ecut fi c
innpplldUlon.
DR. BOSANKO MEDICINE GO ,
P1QDA. J.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUP
PLIES AND TRANSPORT-
ATION.
TVEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR , omc <
\J of Iidlin Affairs , Washington , March 23
13S1. Sealed proposals , indorsed Propoaa'a foi
Beef , B con , Hour , CotiInorTran3fortaton ! ,
kf. , ( as the case m\y be , ) and directed tj th <
Ccinmisaioiier ot Indian Aftalrc , hot. CS and Ci
Wooiter Street , N ew Yotk , will he recehcd un
til 11 a.m. ol Monday , Miy 2 , 18 . for furnijh-
injf for the Inilhn serrice about 300,000 pounds
Bacon , 40,000,000 poundj Beet on the hocf , 128 ,
000 pounds Beant , TQ.OOO pound * Bakinc Povdor ,
2.3CO.ODO pounds Corn , 750,000 pounds Coffee , 3 ,
SOO.OOOpoundaFlonr.S .OOOpouMdsFsed.SOO.OOl
founds Hard Bread , 7B.003 pounds Hom.ny , 9.
000 pounds Lard , 1,650 Inrrclj Mesa Pork , tZS ,
030 pounds Rice , 11,500 pounds Tea , 72,001
founds Tobacco , 200,000 pounds Slit , 20U.OO
pounds Soap , 0,000 rounds Soda , l,250COi
pounds Sugar , and 839,000 pounds Wheat.
Alto , Blankets , Woolen anJ Cotton gocdj
fo nsist'nin r rt of ri icSInj , 3G.OOO yard
Standard Calico , 300,000 yarJs ; Drillin ? , 25,001
y < rdsDuck ; , ( rea from all shin ; , 175,070 yarda
Denims. 17,000 yards ; OIngham , 60.00D > ar s
Kentucky Jeans , 20.COO yardi ; Satinet , 4.10
yards ; Brown Sheeting , 218,003 yards ; Bleachei
Shtctin ? , 9,000 yards ; HLkory Shirting , 12,001
yaids ; Calico Shirtinfr , 5,000 yards ; Wlnsey , 2 ,
600 jardj ; ) Clothin ; ; , Groceries , hotions , Hard
ware , Medical Supplies ; and a Ion- list ot mis
cellaneous article * , such M Harness , Plows
Rakes , Forks , tc. , and for 475 Wagons require.
for the service In Arizona , Colorado , Dakota
Idaho , Indian Ten , Minnesota , Montana , K
braska , Kpvada ami Wisconsin , to be delUerci
at Chicago , Kama * city and Sioux CI y.
A'eo , Trirspottatlcn tor ruchcf the Supplies
Goods and articles that may not be contracts
for to be delivered at the Agencies.
Bids most be made out on Qovernmen
blanks.
Schedn'ej showing tbe kinds and qu ntte ! !
of tnbsUtonco suppllti required for each Agen
cy , and the kinds and quantities , in CTOS.-I , c
all other guods and articles , tojethtrwith uhn
rropsil3 and fcrun for contract and bond , eon
dltlons to ba observed by bidders , time an.
place cf delivery , terun of contra-t and pij
ment , transportatUu roaUg , and othernceevur
instruction ; ! ! be furnished upon applicitlo
to the Indbn Office in W hlnzton , or No . E
and 67 Wocster Street , New York , Wm. I )
Lyon , No , 433 Broadway , New York ; and to th
Commit suie ] of Subsistence , U. 3. A , at Ch
cage , Saint Louis , Saint Paul , Leavenwortt
San Franciico , Osnaha , Cheyenne , and Yanktot
and the Postmaster at Soux City.
Bids will ba opened at the hourjind day abet
stated , and bidders are inv.ted to be pr.sont >
ciarrniD CHICKS.
All bids must be accompanied by eertlfie
checVg upon gomj United Stitei Depository t
At siatant Treasurer , for at least five per cent. <
the amount of the propoeall.
_ THOMAS ir. Nicnor/ ,
mjr23-lm Acting Co
Eaet India Pile Cnre. The
only specific for all forms of
Piles. In use in foreign coun
tries for years , lately iiitro-
duced into America. Warranted -
ed to give instant relief and a
permanent euro guaranteed.
Sold by all druggists or mailed
free on receipt of price , 50
cents , lytho ] American agents ,
Richardson & Co. . Wholesale
Druggists , Saint Louis , 3Io.
ZARA'S BILIOUS PILLS ,
guaranteed to give immediate
relief in all cases of Bilious
and Liver Complaints , Costiveness -
tiveness , Sick Headache , Indigestion -
digestion , and cleansing the
system of all impurities. Price
25 cents. All druggists sell
them.
EN USE FORTY YEARS.
itorm's
CELEBRATED SCOTCH
A Safe and Pleasant Remedy for
COUGHS , GOLDS , ASTHMA ,
HOARSENESS and Strengthen
ing the Lungs.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Price only 10 Gents.
A ROW nml hltl.ci'.o nnkaovn remedy for all
of tie ! Kidneys' , } , ! adder , and Urinary
It will poeltiv sly core Diabetes , Gravel , Drop-
ay , Brlght'e Disease , Inability to retain or expell
ths Urine , Citarrh of the ElaJder , high colt red
anJ scanty rrlne , Painful Urinating , LAilE
HACK , Genera' Weakness. &nd all Female Com-
It avr ; < ji Intorml mc'Uctnfj , la certain In It
effects and cures nhcn nothing cleo can.
For Bale by all Drairclata or eont by mall free
upon receipt of the price , fj.00.
DAY MEY FAD CO.-PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
iV3 year addro3j for our little book ,
How 3 'fiE Saved. "
U < ] 1C. ISH ,
SIOUX < 0T & PACIFIC
AHD
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Siouz Giiy Route I
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1
From COUNCIL BLDITS to
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMAROK ,
And all polnts'n liorlhcrc Iow . SiliiceKOta and
Dakota. ThU Him b oqulppeu nlth tlio Im
proved \ etitii.uonso ! Automatic Air Brake and
Mllier Platform Coupior &nd BaCer. Actl for
8FE5D , SAFETY A DCOfiFOHT ?
Elot int Drawing Boom nd
31eeplni Cara.owncd ar.1. controlled by tha com
pany , run Through TCIthi ut Clianjro between
Union Vaclflc Transfer Uspot , Council ElntM ,
aud St. I'aal. Trains leire the Union Pacific
Transfer Dapnt at Council Blutfa , at 5:15 p ic. ,
rcachlii ? Slcux City at 1K2U p. n. , and St. Paul
at 115 x. m , making
HOURS is ADVANCS or
AST OTfl2R RotTiS.
Rotuminj , leave Bt. ? aul at 8:30 : p. m. , ar >
rlvl.n ? at Sloui City at dJ5 : a. m. , and Union
Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluff ? , at 8:50
a.m. Be snro that your tickets rea l vl " 3. C.
t P. R. R. ' F. C. HILLS ,
SnrcrintenJont , Missouri Valley , IO T I
P. E. KOB1NSOH , Ass't Ocn'l Pass. Agent.
J. H. 0-BRYAN ,
and Pawmgor Agent ,
Council ElnCl
MAKE NO MISTAKE !
MICA AXLE &REASE
rK lye ! powii
3 the bobt an 1 cheapest 'ubrlcator In the AmrM
' t is the best because , t u'ot 4 not t'ui J. hut funns
highly poliahed siirfuo oier the axle , dolnr
r. > sy > 'i'h n Urje amount ot friction. It Is the
cheKt | bcaU9Jon nccJ use but half the
quantity In grci > in ? your wa ou that you woul J
ofan > otl.crr.xie Rca e inailc , ai'd then run
your aon twice 13 liin . H anjwtra Cfiiially
is well for iU ( iern ! < , Thrranln ; lichlno ! ,
3ilIi-3 ( , ic , M fur wapond Send for Pocket
Jyclupnluof fMnjs V.'urtn Knowing. Mailed
rec to any t.l > rcca
MICA MAHUFACTUaitiC CO. ,
31 MICHIGAN AVENUE ,
CHICAGO.
sAsk Your Dealer For It
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
CREATIVE SCIEXCE
and Sexual Philosophy.
Prolaselv illuatrated. "he moat important in
best book published. Every fatally wants
{ extraordinary inducements offered Agent * .
Address AcK.via' PcBUamso Co St. Louis , Mo *
REED'S
By "AlmonV 1-e by Alexander's "Abdallab ,
Sire cf "CfUUmith Maid ; " Klrat dam "On
Time" bv'War D nce , " son ol the renoAned
"Lexiiifftoi ; " Secor.i ] , "Slla Bre"konriJio" by
"Collossus , " sen of imported "povereUn. "
"Almont's" first dm by "Ifiaibrino Chief
and hij Sire by Ilys lick's "Ilambletonlan "
This remarkable ho o will l > five y'ara oW
in May , he will 3rve only 35 marca ( half of
which number 'a now enicd ) at $2500 per
mare , payable at time of service.
and will end
3 ° aon commence ? April let
Sept. 1st. After Its' time his ttrvice will be
cut at $35 00. Any mare tlut Ins trotte.1 la *
220served ras * . ALLTIMEwillstanditcndars
Tucalayi1 and Wednesdays' each week , begin
ning the Brat of April , on TwentUtli , wekt of
Eishteenth'ftreet car-track termlnu9 , and tha
remainder of each week at the corner of llth
and Howard streets.
ED. BEED , Proprietor.
Stable Corcer'llth andEOward
Sirsets.
marl oJ3m
TKE DAILY BEE
"nnlalna tha Livtcat Home and Tele-
Nowg of tf Day.
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA , CONSUMPTION -
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
The most cceptable preparation la the knowi > worlO. Ey adding to TOUT ROCK and RYE Ittlo
LiemonJuice , you have an exellent Appetizer ud Tonic , for Kcn < r I ami family u . The
Immense andineretsinK salea-ind the numerous testimonial * recclfetl dally arsthsbest erldrncca
o f its virtues and popnlarlt > .
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue : 1
TREASUR-T DEPARTMENT , OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVEJiU 1
WAsnixawt 1 > . C. , JinnaryW , 1SSO. }
tfwws. LAWRENCE 4 MARTIN , 1111 Madison St. , Clitojo , IBs. :
. . S = ? ? ? ? : „ JSIicempounJ'ln ; th8 opMoo of this office , wotrid have a sufficient qtnntllTi
P ? 9 T0.L1lto KlTe U a11 the J n'ae ' Mcrlbed to this article In pectoral complaint *
while tie wnlaky and the tyrup constitute an emulsion rondennz It an aereeable remedy to th
Eoi-'ni' , , , JlSJSP0 , < hl : ° ' < "nz to the formula. It may properly be claateaaa a MEDICINAL
PtiAIi.AT10I ? ! < undcr the ProYl"Ion8 ' U. S. RfTlscd Stiti'tes , and when BO stamped , nay le
sold by Drueflats , Apothe arle9 and Other Persons wltnout rendcrini : them liable to pay ipeclal
tax na liquor dealers.
Yours Respectfully. ( blgned ) GREEN. B. RATJM. Commissioner
LAWRENCE & . MARTIN.Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DKUGGISTS , GEOCEES and DEALEES everywhere
C. Y OOODMAN. AOKXT. OUA11 V
IT IS
A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE
WHITESEWINGMGHNE ! !
Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead
ily and rapidly increasing in public iavor.
The White Machine instly claims to be the
best made , the easiest running , the Simplest in
construction and the most perfect Machine in
the market.
The White Co. employ aa agents men of integrity -
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 Z !
< Jor. 3)avcnport ami I5th Sts. Omaha.
THIS NEW'AND CORRECT MAP
W Provss beyond any reasonable question U at the + * '
CHICAGO i & ; NORTH-WESTERN 1 R'Y
Is by all oUda the best road for yea to take when traveling la either direction between !
X Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the Wast , North and Northwest. ' *
Carefully examine this 5fap. The Principal CHIe * of the "West and Northwest nro Stations
on this roail. 1U through trains muko close connections tv itli the trains ol all rallnudd a
Junction points.
CHICAGO _ < feNOR.TJEfcWEST5BNRAlLXlrA'y.L _
- . THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY , . . /
Ovcralloflttrlnolpal Hno'J.runj ouch way daily from two to fourorrnoro Fast Express
Urania. It is the only road west of Chicago thatuics the * m.yi e Jr , * MiGf
PULLMAN'HOTEI. DINING "CARS.
Canndas.
JJenumbcr to ask lor Tickets via this road.bcsoro they rcml over It.aml take none other. !
3IACVIK UCaniTr.Ccu'lManagur , Chicago. 3R.W. U. STE.SSETTGeal Pass. Agent , CUIcago.1
HA.RBY P. UOEli , Ticket Aent C. &K. W. Railway , 14th a ijrarnhamStreet ; | .
> t ) . B KIMBALL , Assistant Ticket Ascnt C & N. W. Kailway.lith ami Farnbam Street * .
J. BELL Ticket Aitent C. * N. W. Railway , U. V K. 15. Depot.
.TAMlf.S T CLARK 'nenfral Ag nt.
f 3 1ATHER
And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and
"Upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT TKE
LOFTIEST JPIRIOSS-
33.i-.Hl.tl.
w mo. u u. 1208 and 1210 Faniham Street.
LIST
-OF-
MAMSVIOTH GLOTINO HOUSE.
Hard Wearing Goods !
. ' - I'anta 10 to 120
Mon'a Cotton Suite S 4 00 M.en'd Cotton-ula
' Cotton Wonted COO Men's Cisiimero Pants 3 00 to 5 00
Men's ' Jeans J ' Men's Worsted I'-inta 3 50 to 5 7i5
Men's
' Satinet Suits S5'0to GO ) Spring Overcoats 800 to 1300
Men's Men' * Union Caw Suite 8 00 to 10 00 White Vestl 100 to 200 .
C2' to 1 2T.
White Shirts
Men's All-Wool Suits 12 00 t < > 18 00
- 175
0) ) Fancy ShirU 374 to
Men'a Worsted Suits 13 50 to 20
Men's Blue 1'lannel Suit ? . . . . 750 to ] S 50 GVuuimerc ShirU ICO to 3 SO
' -lOjto 000 lllue Flannel Shirta lOOto 175
Yonth'sSuits ' 27Sto 900 Overall * and Jumpers lOcand npward *
Boy'uSuits 0 00 Stwpenders 25to450
' . 2 60 to
Children's ' Suit. ' lOOto 200 Cotton Ifalf Hujo lOa to 315 00 i > er dozen
1'ants
Men's Jean *
Complete line of Neck Wear , Linen Collars and Sum
mer Underwear.
Silk Handkerchiefs ,
Hats , Caps , Gloves ,
Trunks und Valises ,
lioots and Shoes.
Agent for San Francisco and Oregon City Woolen Manu
facturing Company.
M. ELGUTTER'S
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE ,
1001 Farnliam , Corner 10th Street ,